Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 31, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textt LOCAL and Examiner ' Coming A travel ing examiner of operators and chauffeurs will be in Medford Nov. 2 and 3 and will be on duty at the K. of P. hall between 9 a. m. and 5 p. m. according to an announcement from the of lice of the secretary of state. Oliver Home Herman P. Oli ver, former torpeuoman's mate second class in the navy, has re turned home after serving three and one-half years in the Pacific on the submarines Greenling and Sand Lance. He was discharged in Seattle and from there went to Warren, R. I., returning to the west .coast accompanied by his wife. Oliver is the son of Rlr. and Mrs. E. H. Oliver of Trail. More people, not quite all, of course... tan now enjay this tine whiskey! Blinded Whiskey, 66 proof, 65 groin neutral spirit! There's a Deal for YOU at Humphreys if you want to Buy or Sell a USED CAR Humphrey Meters Used Car Exchange 33 S. Riverside Ave. Hi sIIpISthe gem I lamp I i 1 i 1 10 FOR THAT 'DATE' TONIGHT AT DREAMLAND To RAY'S MODERN MUSIC EVERYONE WELCOME! Don't Miss It! PERSONAL CALENDAR Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Lincoln Parent Teacher association annual Hal lowe'en carnival at school. Pub lic invited. Thursday 9:30 a. m. Medford Garden club, laboratory session at Girls' Community club, winter cor sages and gift wrapping. After noon session at 2 p. m. 10:30 a. m. Wenonah club, home of Carrie Milnes, 20 Nar regan street, for Red Cross sew ing, Bring table sen-ice and sewing kit. 2:00 p. m. Woman's Bible class of the Methodist church, church parlors. Hostesses, Mrs. LeClerc, Mrs. Christensen and Dr. Susie Standard. 1 Get Four Deer Earl, Andy, Bert and Everett Bostwick re ported they killed one nine-point, two five-point and one three- point black tail deer last week just over the Klamath-Jackson county line. Unit To Meet Griffin Creek Home Economics Extension unit will hold an all-day session Fri day, Nov. 2, at the home of Mrs, M. E. Harper, South Columbus avenue. The subject will be "Sugar Extending Cookery." A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. Wiley Released Harlan Wiley has been honorably discharged from naval service at the separa tion center, Bainbridge, Mary land, according to a news release from the center. Wiley, whose rating was chief classification in terviewer, was last stationed at the naval air base at Anacostia, D. C. Mrs. Wiley has been mak ing her home at 305 Beatty street. Six Returns Jack Six, former flight officer In the air corps, has returned to Medford from Portland where he received his discharge from the army. He will be assiciated with the Perl Funeral Home until March at which time he will enter the California Mortuary College. Six is the grandson of John Perl. Mr. Six and his wife, the former Colleen Stephenson, and their daughter, Theresa, will reside in an apartment at the funeral home. Gilbert Discharged Elmer D. Gilbert of Klamath Falls, Ore., and a son of Van R. Gilbert, 135 North Holly street, has been hon orably discharged from the army air corps at Portland, a news re lease states. Gilbert, who held the rank of corporal, served for the past three and one-half years as a cargo handler, 30 months of this time being overseas with the seventh air force in the Asiatic-Pacific theater. He wears the good conduct medal in addition to the Asiatic-Pacific theater rib bon. Glascock Discharged Leo Glascock, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Glascock, 264 Beatty street, was honorably discharged from the navy Oct. 14 and with his wife has been visiting in the city. Glascock, an aviation radio technician, 2c, served three years in the navy and two months in England. Mr. and Mrs. Glascock returned this week to their former home in Dunsmuir, Calif., where he is to return to his work as district accountant with the California-Oregon Pow er company. a Brays Return Returning this week from a four days fishing trip on the Chetco and Smith rivers near the coast, were Dr. J. P. Bray, his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Max Bray of Los Angeles, and his daughter-in-law, Mrs. William E. Bray of Kansas City, Mo., whose husband is a chaplain stationed on Saipan. Max Bray, president of the Bray Optical company in Los Angeles, has returned to his home and his wife is visiting at the Bray home on Lozier Lane. Fishing was reported good and the party returned wtih five salmon. Dr. Bray plans to return to his of fice at the Medford Center build ing Monday, ending a vacation of several weeks. Unit To Meet Westside Ex tension Unit will meet tomorrow at 11 a. m. at the home of Claire Hanley. Project will be "Sugar Saving Dessert." Here From South N. R. Ed wards, of the branch of field examination, General Land Of fice, San Francisco, is in Med ford this week attending to busi ness. Discharges Among those re cently discharged from the arm ed forces are Pfc. Max H. Bene dict, route 1, box 144: M 'Sgt. Jack R. Hall, 200 Gresham street; Sgt. Paul R. Aikens, route 2, box 500, all of Ashland; and Sgt. Cecil R. Claflin, route 1, box 434; Pfc. Donald E. Payne, 539 West 10th street; T5 Frank H. Taylore, 1027 West 10th street; T4 Melvin C. Greene, 708 Cedar street, and Pfc. Jack L. Garman, box 1464, all of Med ford. Veterans Home Recently dis charged service veterans report ing yesterday to Jackson county selective service board No. 1 were D. A. Parker, Robert L. Mullin, Leland L. Waliine, Rus sel S. Lamb, Willard Dooms, An drew E. Owings, Paul C. Stage, Victor B. Seeberger, Ernest R. Bowers, Clyde C. Fichtner, Ver non I. Johnson, Robert N. Strick land, Marion R. Applegate, Har old L. Bales, Clifford H. Kyker, Carl A. Perdue and Ernest R. Bowers. FIRST JURY TRIAL OF OCTOBER COURT NOV. 13 First jury trial of the October term of court is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 13, inasmuch as Monday is Armistice day and a legal holiday this year. An auto damage case is tentatively set as the first case. The recently drawn jury has been instructed to report. Matters relative to the Butte Creek water rights case, first filed in 1916, are scheduled to be brought before Circuit Judge Hanna at an early date. Court Records Justice Court Ernest W. Evans, trailer unit overload, $8.25 and costs. George H. Stowell, violation of basic rule, $1 and costs. Horace E. Bittle, more than three over 12 in driver's seat, $1 and costs. Police Court Russell C. Simmons, released on $10 bail. Roberson B. Adams, jailed. drunk drunk Divorce Complaints Rosalie M. Tousignant vs. bert J. Tousignant. Marion L. Langley vs. phael F. Langley. Al- Ra- POLES RECOGNIZED San Francisco, Oct. 31 U.R) Australia has recognized the present Polish government at Warsaw as the Polish provision al government of national unity, Melbourne radio said today. Closing time rot Classified Adi 8:30 ra loo uata to Classify 12:13 p m - 2 'V v. .9 k, f f I if ... f'fVj AlK'i.W!'-'': , i S, w :Jr. ffi -t&r- f-:: BEAUTY STACKED... THRILL PACKED ffifaaUQ HUBBARD RITES : 2 P. M. THURSDAY Christian Science services will be held at the Perl Funeral Home Thursday at 2 p.m. for Ada Walter Rena Hubbard, who passed away Monday at the home of her son, Chester A. Hubbard. 2451 Lyman avenue. Interment will be in Siskiyou Memorial Park. I Mrs. Hubbard was born at Jacksonville, Aug. 24. 1877. She had spent her entire life in this vicinity and was well known to a large host of friends through out the valley. She was a member of Medford Chapter of Eastern Star and the Medford Garden Club. Survivors include two sons. Roland A. Hubbard and Chester A. Hubbard of Medford; two sisters, Mrs. Wallace Woods, Santa Cruz, Calif., and Mrs. Fannie Armstrong, Plainsfield, N. J., also four grandchildren. Boy Scout News Court of Honor Boy Scout Troop Two held a court of honor Tuesday evening at the Lincoln gym. The court was opened by C. D. Griffiths, scoutmaster, who acted as chair man, and he was assisted by H. J. Ylvisaker as clerk. Presenta tion of colors, pledge to the flag, the Scout oath and laws were conducted by Dick Hake, junior assistant scoutmaster. The reviewing court was com posed of Seth Bullis, Eugene Thorndike and Eldon Drysdale, scout officials, K. J. Knutson, troop committeeman and Cub master Al. Lindquist of Pack Two. Kenneth Kohn and Lloyd Dyer were awarded the second class honor by Mr. Bullis. une first class award was made to Harlan Bosworth by Mr. Drysdale and he also presented a mothers' pin to Mrs. Bosworth. Eugene Thorndike made an in teresting talk on Scouting and he complimented the troop on its ime work in the past. Merit badges were given to Ted Sidwell, carpentry; Leonard Gillin, handicraft, and Lytle Gil lin, handicraft and woodwork These were presented by Mr. inorndike. Special awards were made by lur. js.nutson to Robert Pitts and Charles Wagner, who received second-year perfect attendance bars and to Dick Simonson, who was presented a one-year perfect auenaance pin. Scoutmaster Griffiths awarded a senior patrol leaders' badge to Robert Pitts and a scribe's badce to Billy Dailey. He also pre sented io one-year service stars. Three selections were Dlaved by the troop drum and bugle corps under the supervision of anss Heine. ' WEATHER Northern California: Occasion al showers today and Thursday except partly cloudly south por WW IR-S Igggg 4i ... - i . .... t T, iff- .BETTY . J. MUM SCOTT KUUHBONDI ALSO tion Thursday. Cooler tonight Fresh southwest wind off coast. becoming moderately westerly Thursday. Us Mail Trtonne Want Ad. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Whit porcelain trash burner with coils ana not water tank. $0. Also small wood heat ing stove with pipe and door pro tector. 415. 803 E. JacKson. WANTED Someone to chop 18 ton of hay. Rt. 2, Box 140. Atniana, on Anderson Road. c. E. x comer. FOR SALE National cash register. likenew. S3QQ. rnone ii, THERE WILL BE 13 ton of rabbit pT- leis ihich makes good nog leeni sold at the Midway Auction Yards Thursday, Novr 1st, FOR SALE Ona 30 gallon automatic pas hot water neater, ynone attaj. FOR SALE 1933 V-8 Ford COupe, also v-s battery, sea at uiamps Garage. WAN TED Ready-to-wear saleslady at Leon's. 20 A CR ES Very close In. Irrigated clover. Large Darn, n. oruiea well, pressure system, fruit and pump house, fenced and cross fenced. A real good six-room home. ONE OR MOPE acres at edg of town. now in mover, urrigatea, ciiy wiw available. A VERY NICE five room home and five acres of good sou, a lew diocks from town. A LARGE five room and service porch modern nome. iirepiace. large grounds, nice shade, walnuts, apples, cherries and grapes. Close In on west side. Possession In a hurry. DAD ROBERTS (Broker) 720 West 2nd St. 39000 DELUXE B room home and guest cottace on Rosue River and men- way 0J. Completely developed for additional cottages If desired. Must De seen to on appreciated. $1250 EXCEPTIONALLY nice home slta on Rogue River and Highway 99. All ready for building. 3750 AUTO COURT site on Rogue River and highway 09. Splendid develop ed location, ready for building. R. R. MILLER, Broker Rockpolnt Bridge, on Highway 99 2 miles north of Gold Hill FOR SALE Weaner ptfs. Rt. 4, Box aim. iiucKsnot urn tia. FOR SALE Fisher's egg producer. raDers. J- so. mvcrsiue. FOR SALE Washing machine wlth- out motor. Sii.V Phone 5173. GAS RANGE, late model table top. Cream color. Cooks with gas turn ed off. Bum-in griddle. weii-cooK- er, trash burner, S21A. 634 North Riverside. FOR SALE 1 " ton' Chevrolet tmck, 808 west Jackson. Apt. ft, FOR SALE General Electric sun lamp. S2.v Phone 3001. FOR RENT Nice sleeping room for men, aia ueaiiy &t. FOR SALE Sweet cider 69c per gal- lon. No deposit. uakctaie Market, FOR SALE 1 toy' fox terrior male pup. io so. Louis, off w. Main FOR SALE Tokay grapes Sc. you pick, x-iu m nomas noaa. HAMPSHIRE and Rock pullets. Ready to lay. went or d reed and oeed, CHICKEN and Turkey fryers, dellv- ered. Phone 4001. FOR TRADE Oil heater, late model, large size Norge for smaller one. Phone Kagle Point, 6502 ICE CREAM Freezer and compressor makes 1 gal. every 10 minutes. Ex cellent condition. $273. Cowles, co Rogue View Camp, 7 miles south Grants Pass, Hwy. 101. Ph. 536.J-3 FOR SALE '35 Dodge pickup. Very good condition, pnona esia. COLD CLOGGED NOSE! Like 2 shots, 2 drops act fast to shrink membranes, open nose, wnat a Caution: Use directed. D 1 -i i - d - T a HELD ifiith J.CAPWLHAISH V fallen 1 J anlv aa W . W emnd JQ 77 NOW! THRU SATURDAY SHOE RATTONTNO ta oft. Take ad vantage of Leon's biggest selection of outstanding nationally advertis ed styled shoes they have ever had. WANTEDRide. to Portland during ine ween or ov. 4. tan give re ferences. Write Tribune Box 2682. FOR REN'f Comfortable sleeping1 room tor gentleman, outside en trance. 1109 W. Main. Phoi 4850. fOH SALE Large trunk, $15; galvan- ited chimney top, $3. Phone 2019. ROOM AND BOARD. Housekeeping rooms, apartment or house wanted by mother and son near St. Mary's Academy. Holland Hotel, room 200. fOR SALE 1 Case tractor, 1 disc. inquire at Casey's East Side Texaco. FOR SALE Circulating wood'" heater. dining tame, large traveling case. Phone 4727. fOR SATE National guitar. $i5. sungenana g u 1 1 a r. 5.10. Limes Place, black and silver tratlerhouse. FOR SALE Silver-plated baritone horn; Hotpoint electric grill, like new. J. M. Skelton, Rt. 2. Box 178, east end of Beall Lane. AUTO LOANS SIMPLE. QUICK WAY TO GET $25 to $300 CASH Us your car an security for a loan. No l.t.ng nramarole. Prompt, pri vate service Sensible monthly pay ments. $17.50 par month repays In 12 months Coma In, or save time by phonlng In your application. When approved make just one trip to pick up your cash No wilting or delay. Private sales of automobiles and furniture financed. OltEGON FINANCE CO. Craterinn Theatre Bldg. 43 So Central Phone 4433 FOR SAL E Fisher's Mor-Mtlk. Fa- ber s. 34 So. Riverside. FOR SALE U0 Acres, 25 cultivated, all fenced. spring water piped ta Diiumng sue. barn and woodshed. This property Is located near Medford. If you are wanting a nice building site look this over. Only $2000. Also Two room house with bath. Lot 63x 215 fL $1600. Also 7 room plastereu house, new roof. cement foundation, bath, service norch. 2 room cottage in rear. Large lot, shade, and Kngllsh wal nut trees. 4;au. Also 40 acres wood lot, located on Forest Creek. $600. Also Duplex, practically new, three rooms witn Dam, aouoie garage, cioae in. 16300. Also Stock or dairy faun. Applegate dist rict. 2titi acres, about 70 cultivated, more could be. All fenced and cross fenced, mostly woven wire, 6 room house, bath, fireplace, elec tric water pressure system; two barns. 12 milk cows, bull, a few calves, horse, all farm equipment and hay. $12,000. $tm0 casu, bee U G. FICKKL.L Agency 16 South tiartlett St. FOR SALE One Model T Ford pick- up. Heavy runner, une l s norne power gas engine and pump, 2 gar den sprayers, one Model T truck- Box &13, Dark Hollow Rd.. fourth house from Jacksonville-Phoenix Rd.. J. D. Green. XjpRIGHT PlANO, 8160. Phone Ash- laim uo3o, AGbOD HOME AND GOOD LAND IN A GOOD LOCATION, 10 mln utes from Medford. Well built, in viting home with every convenience for comfortable living. 3 bedrooms living room, dining room, kitchen, breakfast room, utility, fruit room, pantry and lovely bathroom. Gar age and woodroom adjoining. Big anane trees, large barn, neat chick en house and 15 acres of rich soli. $10,000, first time offered for aale. Owner, Tribune Box 2021. FOR SALE Common and Argentina aiiaita teed, fauer s, 34 bo. River side. WAN TE D A 4 or 5 room furnished or partly furnished modest cottage with garden space. Respectable lo cality, on or before Nov. 15, by professional couple. Must be reai onable. Write Tribune Box 2703. W A N TE D By n rbf ess i onal elderTy gentleman, a large room, modern conveniences, large closet storage. Tribune Box 2704. TODAY'S the Day to Get FLEAGLED Fred gets all tangled up with tha icrewlcst hill billy family tinea "Tobacco Road" . . . (that's the Fleaglci)!!! The picture's absolutely NUTS . . . and so's everyone in It ! I "a h. a l u WadxiMday, Ocl. 31. 1943 MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE SEVEN FOR SALE 1929 Chev. coupe, good tires. Call 2753 after 6 p m. $10,000 105 acre ranch well Improved, 25 acres irrigated, good buildings, good roads, ti mi lea from Grants Pass. $5500 S room house on South Holly. Fire, place, three extra lots, fruit and nuts. I. E. Schuler Realtor Royal E. Bebb MNo.Grap Phone 5871 DR. JOOETT P. BRAY will return to his office or practice by appoint ment Monday, Nov. 3th. Medford Center Bldg. FOR SALE fable model radio, "Cell 434 after 8 pm. W A N TED 'Slod e rn house. 1 or 2 bed- rooms, no junk, small piece of land, fruit, near town. Write full parti culars. C. D. Brewster, 1013 Diablo Ave. Vallejo. Calif. FOR SALE Alsnc. ladino and" white clover seed. Faber's, 34 So. River- lid UPHOLSTERING or repair work? For quick results dial 2911 for sarrpla and estimates. B. & M. Mattress At Upholstering. WANTED TO RENT or Lease Three petiroom modern house, furnished or unfurnished. Close In. Garden desired Roberta Daniel, 121 CoU tace St. MIXED daffodil bulbs Me per dor. Special discount on Quantities. Oak dale Market W ANTE D Used linoleum, any size. preier O x 12 Write Box 908, N. Klverslde. Mixrn tulip bulbs 75o per ' dos. n quantities. Spuria. discount Oakdnle Market fOR SALE" Large new. hand braided rugs, rnone astim. ClilNA lily bulbs, white or yellow. 73C per aoz special discount on quantities. Onkdn'e Market. USEL CARS Lots Ot Them Largest Stock in Southern Oregon. Bee Us Before tfou Buy ot Sell 1. N SHU UTS N Rlvrslde between 4th andSth WANTED Young man to learn press work and stereotyping1 trade. Pre. fer young man living at home. Good fiav ivnne learning, oee nir. am nger at Matt Tribune office. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time Cash and Gaa Call Automobile Market. Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 3919 6th and Bartlett No Rad Tape When Vou 6aU to US KEPl.ACF youi broxen window glass New rilsss Installed while you wait MEDFORD MILLWORK CO. The GlssS House Phono 4112 10th and Grape LUMBER RuugF Board, and DtmcnsJon REDWOOD nd CEDAR FENCE POSTS NalU Roofing camekon MorrnT L'IMBER CO i. Rlveraid at Barnatt Rd. m2 i (ssaa a v tr-" i . t ROOM FOR RENT Pleasant room for man close in 60ft E Matn. 76T'NG ROASTING , HENSCkHaTe GXLZ TOMORROW y s) cotnrrit COOPER . b MERLE 0BER0N HAROLD PEARY MARGIE STEWART mtUOIf MERCER i -t 1 3 plus Hair- Jf Raising V-i l Suspense!! v AM V (Now I Can Breathe Again Won dertuTly quick, a little Va-tro-nol up each nostril helps oneu the nasal passage-makea breathing; easier when your head fills up with stuffy transient congestion I If you need . relief tonight from such breathing; distress try Va-tro-nol. Follow directions in package, VICKS VATRO KOI . r. . . . . p- A Novelty eFaturette ORDERS FROM TOKYO" POBEDT WHY mmw weavep Latest Pictorial News