Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 27, 1945, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Shulti Released T3 George E. Shults, 816 Cedar street, has received an honorable discharge at the Fort Lewis separation cen ter, officials of the post announc ed. To Give Dance A dance will be given at the Sams Valley Grange hall Saturday, Sept. 29, the committee in charge an nounced today. Lunch will be served. Visitor Here Mrs. Lloyd Gantenbein of Lakeview is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. Poff at their home on West Eleventh street. Mrs. Gantenbein formerly resided here. To Entertain Members of the Ladies' Mounted Troop will gather at the home of Mrs. F. G. Hughes, Ross Lane, tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock to say fare well to Mrs. William Grenbemer, troop member who is leaving soon to reside in Reedsport, Ore. Ashlanders Discharge d MSgt. Lawrence T. Leigh, Oak and B streets, ana rvi. verner E. Carson, 107 Manzanita st'eet, have been given honorable dis charges at the Fort Lewis sep aration center, according to a news release received from the center. Wr!iht Horns Lt. Richard Wright and Mrs. Wright arrived in Medford Monday after resid ing the past year in Midland, Tex., and Carlsbad, N. M., where the officer was an instructor in the army air corps. He has been placed on inactive duty and will return to the staff of the J C. Penney company here. Previous to the Texas and New Mexico oionments the officer served in the European theater of war for seven montns as a Domoaraier. The Wrights make their home at 514 Franquette street. LEG FAINS KAY Of Tired Kidneys If backache and leg pains are matins yon tnfserable.don't just complain and do nothing about them. Nature maybe-warning you that your kidneys need attention. , The kidneyaa re Nature's chief way ot taJcln eoccets acids and poisonous waste out of tha blood. They help most people pass about ft pints a day. If the 16 miles of kidney tubes and Altera don't work well, poisonous waste matter staya In the blood. These poisons may startnassing backaches, rheumatic pains, leg- pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up nights, swelling. purHness under the eyes, headaches and dii ti nes!. Frequentor scanty paasafreswith smart ing and burning sometimes shows there is some thing wrong with your kidneys or bladder. Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Poan's Fills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully by millions for over 40 years. Doan's give happy relief and will help tha 16 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waeta from the blood Get Doan's Fill. SEE HUMPHREY FOB CASH for your 1941 or IS42 Gar HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Ave. There Is a Position Available NOW in Our Accounting Department We need Immediately someone for a per manent position who has had general book keeping experience. Telephone 2161 BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS We Offer for Sale Our CIRCULAR Located 17 Miles North of Medford on the Crater Lake Highway 6 Daily Capacity 20,000 Feet Q 125 H. P. Diesel Motor ' and other necessary equipment Gulf Red Cedar Company, Inc. P. O. Box 308 STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA '..Jll'Sllf l,lWW . y .1. -.a-i.--.: PERSONAL CALENDAR Friday 6:30 p. m. Homemakers' class of the First Methodist church, covered dish dinner at social hall of church. Bring serv ice. Saturday 1:00 p. m. VFW Auxiliary, dessert luncheon and sewing, home of Mrs. I. D. Canfield, Coleman Creek road. Daughters To Meet Daugh ters of Union Veterans will meet tomorrow evening at the armory at 8 o'clock, and members arc asked to bring their completed Red Cross articles. . Examiner Coming A travel ing examiner of operators and chauffeurs will be at the KP hall Friday and Saturday from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Those wishing permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get in touch with the examiner during these hours. Correction Song and devo tional services, conducted by the Rev. Gilbert Cayse, of Central Point, begin at 8 p. m. tonight in the Sams Valley school house, not in the Central Point school as was stated Tuesday. The serv ices are non-denominational t.ndi are sponsored by the Sams Val ley Sunday school. Receives Purple Heart Pfc. Tracy J. Muse, husband of Mrs. Gladys Muse, Central Point, has been awarded the purple heart medal for wounds received in action May 17, on Okinawa while with the 6th marine divi sion. Pfc. Muse, who landed on Okinawa on D-day, entered the marine corps in August, 1943, and embarked for overseas serv ice last December. Fanger Discharged Veteran of two years service with the army, Franklyn H. Fanger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fanger. box 57, Jacksonville star route, has arrived home from McClel lan field, Calif., where he receiv ed an honorable discharge from the army air corps. As a tech nical sergeant, Fanger served in the European theater with the 450th bomb group six months and received the air mednl and silver star for 50 combat mis sions. In California Mrs. D. A. Par ker of 528 Crater Lake avenue is in Oakland, Calif., to visit her mother, Mrs. A. M. Richards, and also her husband who re cently returned to this country after more than four years over seas duty with the navy. Parker, who served in New Zealand and other war zones, has been in the naval hospital at San Leandro. Calif., and is to be discharged in the near future through the San Diego base. At present he is visiting at the Richards home in Oakland. Autos Collide Cars operated by Winford Thomas. McClellan field, Calif., and Ted Sletten, Phoenix, collided at the corner of Main and Front street yester day afternoon causing consider able damage to Thomas' auto, city police reported today. An other accident occurred yester day at the intersection of Third and Front streets when cars op erated by Clarence A. Williams, route 4, and SSgt. Easley A. Jenkins, route 1, collided caus ing some damage to both autos, according to accident reports filed with city police. SAL Inducted Laurence Madden Hayes and Henry Arthur Col lier were inducted into the army Sept. 19 at Ft. Lewis. Wash., Jackson county selective service board No. 1 reported today. Visitori Leave Mr. and Mrs. Ford Hills, former residents of Medford, have returned to their home in Alameda. Calif., after a visit here with Mr. Hill's moth-i er, Mrs. Kate Hills. 525 West Tenth street. They returned to their home via the Redwood highway. . Class To Meet The Loyal Women's class of the First Christian church will hold a bazaar at Cupp's Furniture Ex change at Sixth and Front street beginning at 11 a. m. Friday and continuing through Saturday. A food sale will be held Saturday morning beginning at 9 o'clock. Cooley Here Del Cooley, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cooley, 628 Palm street, is spending a few days with his parents before continuing to Corvallis where he will re-enter Oregon State college as a sophomore. Cooley, former lieutenant in the air corps, Is in the city on terminal leave after two and one-half years with the army. Gantenbeins Here Mr. and Mrs. C. James Gantenbein were guests last week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Beck, Old Stage Road. Gantenbein was released from the navy urder the point system last week. He is a former Medford and Central Pbint high school student and with his wife will now make his home in Lakeview. Thompson Home John Gray Thompson, SM 1c, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson of Central Point, arrived in the val ley last night from the Atlantic coast. He has been overseas for 31 months. Saturday the wed ding of Miss Norrene Bohnert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arn old Bohnert, Central Point, to Mr. Thompson will take place at the First Christian church in Medford. Building Permits Applica tions for building permits were filed yesterday at the office of the city superintendent by the following: A. M. Curtiss, 430 Benson street, $200, to add to residence; C. A. Wing, Fourth street and Central avenue, S900. demolish residence; Harriett Haswell, 41-43 South Central avenue. $200, change entrance to beauty shop, and L. W. Childs, 334 South Grape street, $150, to reshingle residence. Edwards Home Mertz "Red" L. Edwards returned to Medford last week following an honor able discharge Sept. 17 from the army at Ft. Lewis, Wash. Ed wards, a sergeant with the air corps, served two and one-half years, of three and one-half years in the service, in the' Afri can, Italian, Sicilian, and China-Burma-India theaters. He was awarded four bronze battle stars, the good conduct medal and service ribbons. Residing at 406 South Riverside avenue, Ed wards has returned to his former position at Valentine's cafe, 5 South Riverside avenue. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE--Complete 13 gAuge shof fun shell reloading outfit. Includ ing primers, powder, shot, crimper, etc. All or any part. Lincoln's Ser vice. 5th & Riverside. FOR KENT Pasture-for cattle. Chas. Humphrey, Eagle Point, Ore., Butte Fa 1 lsR oad . RANCHE s Dairy, stock. In Apple gate. Some attractive deals. J. U. Men 1 1 1 re, real estate. Pro volt, Ore. WANTED Postcard size duplicator. Phone 50SS. 1206 Niantlc. We Are Wearing the End of MEDFORD'S BIGGEST SALE See Our Latest Shipment of POLAR BRAND TRIPLE COATED ENAMELWARE O Wash Basins Pudding Pans O Large Kettles with Lids CUT AT SAYINGS FOR YOU Large White China Platters 29c Large Shipment of BLACK IRON BAKING PANS, all sizes anoHHiMsraHamaaMHH j For That Rainy Day B Gil Skin JACKETS with double back $2.25 Oil Skin Pants $1.25 STORE OPEN from 8:30 to 8:30 35 NORTH f" "JSVMJSl wakteu BkWc w. Ph. loss FOR SALE 30 Cattrpillar tractor. mt neeai jrncior. io. faculc Highway. Medford. FOR SALE Pre-war lounce chair and ottoman. Glass top coifra table, pre-war baby stroller, baby jump er. 2 qt. ice cream freeier, Ironer which attachea to a power washer. Phone 5764. FOR SALE Concord grapes and prunes. W. C. Schmidt. 1 ml. so. jurpori, maq.e Hq. rr.one 3838. CyCA""''1 o d er n Sroom home". 04 1 D well-located, large HvlnR j and dining room, plentv bum-ins, gsra&e, fruit-room., large. obc? foundation, asbestos shingle siding. A good home. Cyl A Fine spot if you want to UTftJU build: 3-room and Karaite. Well. rrttlir vtm nl.n foundation and studding for good j fl-r'wm nouse siarien. une of the best suburban locations, paved road. 3 acres, irrigated. ffCOAA 10 acres, close in. on pav. OUJUU road, good district. Part irrigated, some clover, 5-room house, barn, other buildings. ELMER HERRIED, Realtor 44 X. Riverside Dial 3367 or 3172 BEAUTIFUL tearose and white Yips in lovely Jncy or tailored style can be found at Leon's. New shipment gives you hundreds to choose from. LIVESTOCK Auction everv-Saturdav at the livestock sale Pavilion, Phoe nix, Ore. All cattle for dairy and breeding purposes must have re cent health certificate accompanv lng drive-!., or to be at yards Fri day for test. All hogs other than immediate slaughter must come Fri day for vaccination. We anticipate our usual run of livestock for Sat urday sale. This market offers a thoroughtly dependable marketing service. Southern Oregon Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer Ph. 6235 Medford. Ore. $7000" East aide home, living room, dining room, kit chen. 3 bedrooms, service porch, double parage, nice yard both front and back: furnished with floor coverings studio couch, large chair, dining room set complete, hot water neater, refrigerator, electric stove, bedroom furniture, washing machine, $6,300 without $6000i luiui.ui c. iiiiuicuiaic jjusMrsaiuu, niouern noine, wesi siae. living room, dining room, kitchen, t w o bedrooms. fireplace, furnace heat, also small apartment in rear of garage; fruit, flowers, trees. H. G. WILSON, Real Estate Chestnut Phone 4644 ""PEACHES. PEACHES. PEACHES LRio Gems, lots of color, good conncrs. line ior freezing, come wnne xney last, brlnr containers. One mile south of Phoenix on highway, in- quire l.. m. Aiistca. ELASTIC-TOP panties in ten dlffer ent rtyles are now In at Leon's. All sue? including a very large outsue style. FOR SALE--Viinity case for cosmetic. Call at 638 So. H o 1 1 y 23 . FOR RENT 30 acres, level, barn, housa, garage, well. $30 per mo. Waller Messenger. U p per Sa ms Val. FOR SALE Easy washing machine, inner spring mattress, buffet, dav enport table, and occasional chair. 327 So. Oakdale. Rhone 7207. WANTED Electric range. Ph. 3020." WANTED TO RENT Apartment or furnished house by permanent resi dents. Couple, no children, no pets. Phone Rogue River Chevrolet, ask for Vernon Bosserman. notice: Bob's Poultry and icking Planv will be closed Sept. 29th and sum. FOR SALE Beautiful east aide, 3 bedroom home, large lot, nicely landscaped, lovely shade trees and shrubbery. This is one of Medford's finest homes, and locations. This fine property can be bought for 8850. A. W. WALKER, Real Estate Tel. ?721 Office427 E. Main FOR SALE 120 acres $3000, Mi rinwTv. 106 acres. $4,000. a down. Part f Mankin's Ranch. 3 miles south of Jacksonville on Sterling Road. Phone 445 or write owner, Bell & Mankins, Jacksonville. FOR5 ALE Concord grapes. 1 mile west Phoenix, on Fort Baker Hd, CAR MATS for your car. Universal. tits any moaei, at cnanip ua;oi 311 E. 5th. APPROXIMATELY 4 ton baled third cutting alfalfa. First place east of KMFD. S MA LL furnished cottage and utill- ties paid in exchange ior pari-ume hourework. Phone35t)8. FILET SOLE. Filet of "Red Snapper. Halibut. OakdaleMnrket. last fiHANCE for canning tomatoes. Coloied fryers and hens special at 4.1c lb, also a special price oy dozen for your locker. Franklin Grocery, APRICOT and Peach Growers G e t your Paradichlorobenze and Bordo Mixture Bi oamun BTPUirr STATION ooerator wanted, Applv Woody Shell Service, 6th ana rroni on. Piano Instruction Kirs. E. Morris 25 Gibson Ave. Talent I . . . BARTLETT FOR SALE Bovi rort lira 14. Phone Jacksonville 302. WANTED Driver, steady w"orkTMed" ford Fuel Co. $9000 BEAUTIFUtXY intuated lot 106x1 SO large house, double garage, good itivuiiisi pi upri 11 $10,500 SMALL apartment house. close tn. furrlihed. It will net at least 175 per monui. $5500 FURNISHED duplex well located, oil neai, gooa lurimure. $2850 GOOD modern plastered house, a tearooms ana giasM'U in porcn, iu- uutio kuuui inn $10,500 SO ACRES, free water for irrigation. pouom sou, a room nouse, large dairy barn, other buildings. $6850 M ACRES Irrigated, good fl room nouse. large cnicKen house, double garage, good shade and fnut trees. $4500 14 8 ACRES, 8 Irrigated, rest can be. good drilled well, 4 room house and smau Darn. $3500 10 ACRES. Irrigated, S room house ciose to Aiedforn $3250 10 ACRES. S Irrigated, good soil, rest nicely wooded, suitable for subdivi sion, house and small barn. I. E. SCHULER Broker ROYAL BEBB Phone 5671 32 No. Grape St. LEON'S have their blg"rest"tockcf bags for strum fall wear. Smart all leather, sparkling patent and beautiful genuine corde. PEARPICKERS urgently nee del. fcxtra good picking, clean cultiva tion. 1 mile north Jacksonville, Phone 6053. Medford. FOR SALE 1031 Hudson sedan, good" condition. All good rubber. Price mcMtnn Poultry rurm, a nil. SoAhlandon Highway 66. FOR SALE-3- wheel "trailer, has one new tire and tube. Price $45. McM:nn Poultry Farm. j ml. So. a shin net on Highway 66. FOR SALE Chemicals and some ap paratus partly uwd. $t)0. Not m childs set. A real bargain. Cnll tn pernon. 35 So. Berkeley Way before 12 noon. DEER HUNTERS Hunt thi. season at the Mon Deslr Guest Ranch. Cottages and nienll. Horses If de sired. 5 mt. from city of. Roguo RIviT. Rt. I. Box 273. FOR SALE New Hampshire Red1 Pullets, all ages. S J. Rise, Rt. 4, Box U4. Buckshot Hill Rond. fOR SALE Colored fryers. Ph. 4091 FOR MALE S tons baled alfalfa hny. 4 miles .outh of Medford. Ph. 6803. F"o?t SALE Pure bred Guernsey bull, 3 years old. Excellent breed. lng. F. I. Caulklns, Griffin Creek Road. Phone 6303. Eastern star wiii hold a rummage sale, October 1st and 2nd at K of P hall, corner of Grape and 5th, 8:30 a.m. to 8 p m. FRESHOYSTERS Oakdale Market, CLOSING OUT Wave machine, 2 dryers, shampoo bowl and chair supplies and other equlument; 12 large French plate mirrors, a washbowls, larfe Wcssex Elect) ic hot water hentrr, cnBh re gister, safe, barber supplies. Can be seen first part of week at Slusser's Barber Shop. 113 E Main. W A NT E P Pantry lady. Valentines. VjvrjXy&K WANTF:p VTlcntlnes. FOR SALE 300" Savage almost' new, 330 Weaver scope peep and open sights. New all leather scnbbnrd. 2'.j boxes shells $U5. McFadden, Lqzier Lane. FOR SALE Man's bike. See Harry Barnehurg at Weeks Sc Orr Furni- ture Store, i MAN WA NTED Warehouse work", steady employment. Monarch Seed A Feed Co... 5BEDR06m house, 'corner lot. ciose in. ist side, 54500 Cash. May have immediate possession. Phone 3312. What 1 It S an optical instrument, the life of lota of parties at the turn of the century. By looking through (too lenses at two pic tures, you see one picture which seems to have three dimensions. The name is ... see below 2 km 1 Hi firm rr' rrl ti Grain ftutral Sp Ktntty DUtUhnf Corp. Linfi FOR SALE 1 piggy eow. Box 349-A. Loztcr Lane. 1942 GLIDER trailer house, 34 ft. lengtn. Valley View. Rosa TwedcU. YOUNG Roasting Hens and colored fryers. Oakdale Market. WANTED TO RENT a or 3 bedroom hou.-e, unfurnished. Phone 6415. W'ANTED 3 men to work in small tie mill, 3'j miles from Prospect. FOR HENT-r-furniihed 3-room apart ment. cooking gas. hot water in cluded. Adults. H. L, Cook, real tor. 1104 W.Main. G"R A N D OPEN 1 NG of Brahs B roa . new modern auction yard Fri., Oct. 5th, on Redwood Hwy, t mile west of Fairgrounds. Sale starts 10 am. Furniture and machinery. Livestock sal-j start X o'clock. Several con signments listed. A seller and buy ers market. Brahs Bros. Auction Yd.. Grants Pass, Ore. FOR SALE Italian prunes. Ph.jjMO. BEST BUY in oat and vetch hay. Call 43H9. W ANTE D Heat used car $400 cash wyilV. Phone 2m6after j:00 p.m. Cl"A fliiA-"1 -cr" irrigated. vlUfVvV room modern house. T " barn, poultry house, garage, 3 acre Bartlett pears, locat ed south of Medford, fronts Pact fic highway, fine location for tourist camp anrLgas station. H. N. Lofland, Broker IF YOU NEED blouses, shop Leon's blouse department where dozens ot new styles have Just arrived. Dressy or tailored styles In the beat ma teriols you've seen for months. CLOSED from Oct. 1 to 12th for re mod cling SIMS BROS. W"AN1ED At once, man with trac tor for plowing and discing. Isaacs, Crater Lake Highway. ADAH'S Beauty Solon now open for business. Permanenta a specialty. Phune 2664. rOR SALE Avalanche DDT barn spray Avalanche DDT stock spray. Economy Seed and Feed 317 W. 6th St. Phone 3633 Medford. Ore. L U M B t R Lumber Nails Roofing Dry Flooring and Siding Low Priced No Priority R O STEPHENSON CO. Court and McAndrews Road Phone 20U0 Medford WE ARE remodeling and will be clos ed from Oct. 1 to 12. Pick up all ! lobs before Saturday night. SIMS . CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time Cash end Oaa Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 3919 8th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to US KfF.P vour nouse couiet Oils summer with IM Rock Wool Insulation Bat tans ' Call us tor information BIG PINES LUMBER CO SIMS BROS, will tie closed Oct. 12th. LUMBER R3Ug Board and Dimension REDWOOD and CEDAR FENCE POSTS Nail- Roofing CAMEHON MOFFTTT LMMBER CO So. Riverside at Barnett Rd. HOLLUP APPOINTS Authorized Distributor for Southern Oregon of KQLLUP "SUREWELD" ELECTRODES WITH A COMPLETE STOCK IN GRANTS PASS s the Name ? J r lt 8 a light, smooth whiskey, one of America's favorite blends. Mas a rich, full flavor that makes just about perfeet highballs, Manhattans and Old-Fashioncdt. name , Thurt4ar, Sept. 27. I94S I REPLACE youi bronen window ftasa New tjlats Installed while you wait MEDFORD MILLWORK CO. The Glass House Phone 4112 loth and Orape NOW AVAIUBlX.No 1 certbrrade red :edar shingle Big Plnee turn- neTLO FOR SALE Tomatoe."' cuciimBer. ear ret, beets green peppera egg Riant and dill Bateman. V4 mile W of Central Point, on Taylor Kd KKMTONE for your walls SEMI-LUSTRE or ENAMELOID for the woodwork St cabinet MAR NOT varnish for the floors 'A combination unsurpassed" Your Sherwin William Store HUBBARD BROS. Inc. Ph. 21H9 Main & Riverside CLOSED for remodeling from Oct. 1 to Oct. 1 3. SIMS BROS. PRUNtS Italian and Petite. Plums, apples, orchard prices. Good qual tll. Srringless beans. Tomatoes No. 1 Payless Market. 233 So, Riverside, opposite Firestone. Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH Looseness and Worry No longer be annoyed or feel 111 at . ease because of loose, wabbly faUe I teeth. FASTEETH, an improved alka- line (non-acid, powder, sprinkled on j your plates holds them firmer so they feel more comfortable. Soothing and eoolinf to gums made sore by exees- Mve acid mouth. Avoid embarrass-1 ment caused by loose plates. Get j FASTEETH today at any drug store. Sat., Sept. 29 SAMS VALLEY GRANGE HALL Good Music Lunch Served . HOW UNDER NEW Richfield Service 12th & Riverside Open 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. GAS OIL Tube Repair-Car Washing It Sabrecdof draft horsea.nsa ally dapple gray, magnificently strong and handsomely propor tioned. Originally from Pnrche, a district of France. The name it . . . tee below 1 rr. turno U Sim mux p I MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE NlJflQ Cf iwnmnHw mI.. - . CHEST COLDS f.-j . ,rwwp' Too! ENDS SAT. ROCKING...wfi lauqhtirl ROLLING. ..with Rhythm! tSu iitSf JmK-i CODING Waarm win. .i. i'Mi i.auliai -jl 1 a a 4Qc "V sfW FEATU ALWAYS RES NOW Thru SAT. IT'S THAT FIGHTIN', TROUBLE M1KIN' PAIR OF SADHI.E PAISI BOB BURNETTE T--4t Ml Jt Plus! Plus William Bcndix In "THE HAIRY APE" Ends SAT. nd Ttii ar.it mahi' n irif'iirini 1 i I