Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 23, 1945, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Club To Meet Sacred Heart 0arents club will hold their monthly meeting Monday at 8 p. m. GrsatWay to relieve stuffiness . invito Sleep If nose fills up If. wonderful how ft little Va-tro-nol up each nostril relieves stuffy transient congestion. If you need relief tonight, .try it I Follow directions In package. VICKSVA-TRONOL There's a Deal for YOU a!" Humphrey's if you want to Buy or Sell a USED CAR Humphrey Meters Used Car Exchange 33 S. Riverside Are. Working a double shift Clicquot Gub Eskimo Cooler works overtime for your pleasure . as tangy ta its-refresher by itselfor a delightful mixer to maka a long, tall ona better. Save on tha 32-ounce size I CLICQUOT CLUB ESKIMO COOLER Clicquot Club Bottling Co. 301 N. FirSt. Ph. 7101 TbnimtM PA MCE Sat. Nire--U. S. Hall Jacksonville HARDTIME DANCE Gingham and Overall Dance. A prize for the most appropriate costume. . FINE MUSIC BEST OF CROWD Dancing 9 to 2 Come Out and Enjoy Yourself Sponsored by Jacksonville I.O.O.F. n f tc-&uyv-A P.4P.Y fin? I r-ii B00KS gamm l JStwSSLTj ROLY-POLY ...IMS 1 I ll ll i CW TOY AND 1S!!E2J 1 "J EXERCISER .. 1.4 H 1 TREASURE BOX OF BOOKS .. $1.19 I l ) Assorted CLOTH-LIKE BOOKS 35e I ; i - 1 J BOWLING ALLEY $1.98 1 ' I l7 -NO TOYS PUSH TOYS Yyftffa II V II CJ CI v Billfold i HORSE RIDER... $1.69 I A) I L-r-v DUMP TRUCK ...$2.10 I JSeT! wagon $1.98 rmtnr?!, , I feS3W WALKING DUCK $1.49 T R u i ' S 1 LAWN MOWER.. $2.59 iMAlll ... end Many Lewis' PERSONAL CALENDAR Saturday 2:00 p. m. Crater Lake chap ter, D.A.R., home of Mrs. D. O. Hood, 1114 South Oakdale ave nue. Men Released Discharged from the army at Ft. Lewis re cently were Sgt. Robert D. Hol lenbeck, 722 North R;verside avenue, and M. Sgt. George C. Smith, 208 Hertford building. S. Sgt. Robert D. Johnson, Route 1, Box 651, Central Point, was also discharged at the same time. Captain Home Capt. Charles E. Overmeyer has arrived in Medford after 43 months over seas in the Southwest Pacific and is spending a leave at the home of his parents,' Col. and Mrs. O. L. Overmeyer, 610 South Holly street. Capt. Over meyer served with the 138th In fantry, known as the "Bush masters." Cars Damaged Damage esti mated at $30 was caused an auto operated by Richard Mor gan, 850 King street, Wednes day in collision at the Intersec tion of Main and Front streets with a car driven by Nate Rus sell, route 2, according to acci dent reports filed with city po lice. Also reported as damaged slightly in an accident Wednes day was a car driven by C. Holmes, 2015 East Main street, when cars operated by Holmes and Bessie M. McCall, 121 Wil lamette avenue, collided on East Fourth street. Tlx ft '( "J , .j t 'V7 w J V'4jy( Mm VepJolbJIeffew all here Levis' Super Service DOLLS DOLL HOUSES CUDDLY TOYS Sheepskin Bear . . $3.98 Panda Bear .... $2.39 Farmer Boy Dog $1.98 Character Doll . . $2.95 Babyette Sleeping Girl Doll $2.69 Doll House .... $3.49 ROCKING HORSE $2.10 e! Alore of Our Slenl Suner Service Vets Report Following hon orable discharges from the serv ice veterans reporting to county selective service board No. 1 Wednesday were Herbert E. Allen Julius W. Bartels. George I. Brown, Herbert L. Edwards, Emil C. Hunemiller, Lyle E. Jar min, Aldo Roselli, Galen H. Shaw, Marion G. Thomas, Wil mer L. Wallace and Boyd Whitt. In Picture Appearing with the 77th infantry division in the film '"Story of G.I. Joe," now be ing shown in Medford, is Pfc. Ernest W. Beer, whose wife. Margaret, and son, reside at 305 Beatty street. Beer, now in Japan with the 81st engineers battalion, was stationed near Culver City, Calif., at the time of the filming. Hunemiller Discharged Cpl. Emil C. Hunemiller of Rogue River was honorably discharged from the army at Camp Beale. Calif., Nov. 18, according to in formation received from the camp today. Hunemiller, in the army nearly four years, went overseas in February of 1S45 and was attached to the 98th bomber group. He wears three battle stars and a unit citation. Yocom Releaied S. Sgt. Rob ert L. Yocom was released from the army air force Nov. 14 at the Drew Field separation sta tion at Tampa, Fla., according to a release from the field. Yo com, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Yo com, 416 Laurel street, served overseas from January, 1945, un til July in the European theater and holds the air medal, two oak leaf clusters and the ETO rib bon with two stars. Attending College Two new members of the student body at Lewis and Clark college, Port land, are John Logan, son of Chester Logan, Rogue River, and the Rev. Everett Bowers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dana W. Bowers. 20 Laurel street, Medford, a news release from the college states. Logan, returned veteran who spent three and one-half years in the army, is a special student at Lewis and Clark. He attended Medford and Sams Val ley high schools before he en tered the service. The Rev. Bow ers, pastor of the Beaverton Methodist church, is a religious student. Explanation Made For the benefit of those planning to at tend the open house and tea to morrow being given for Miss Percy Gill, Red Cross worker, it was explained today that the Episcopal parish house where the affair will be held is the for mer MarKade. The tea will be from 3:30 to 5 p. m. and is be ing sponsored by the Auxiliary Guild Red Cross sewing unit of St. Mark's Episcopal church. Miss Gill will speak during the affair, telling of her war work on the Hospital Ship Seminole. It is stated by those in charge that all Red Cross volunteers, board members and the present Red Cross staff at the naval hos pital at Camp White are urged to attend even though unable to make reservations as indicated previously. EDUCATIONAL TOYS DOLL FURNITUR! CHILDREN'S FURNITURE HIGH EASEL ILACKBOARD S2.4S SENIOR TINKERTOY ..!. ROCKER Jll.M TABLE AND CHAIR SET S4.1V SWINGING DOLL CRADLE $!. DOUBLE DECKER RED.. $3.3 DAD'S GIFTS MOM'S GIFTS 98c up . $1.95 up Sealed Beam Fog lights . . . $12.30 pr. Ladies' Billfolds 98c Vaculator Coffee Maker $2.95 Came In end see 'em J A Apply For Permits Apply ing this morning for building permits at the office of the city superintendent were W. E. Brooks, 20 Valley View drive, to erect a new residence and garage at a cost of $5,000 and Neva Holman, 1211 West Main street, to reshingle a garage at a cost of $75. Firemen Called City fire men were called to the home of C. M. Worthley, 618 Dakota ave nue, at 7 p. m. yesterday to ex tinguish a flue fire which re portedly caused no damage. Another run was made yester day afternoon to the grandstand at the ball park where a small trash fire was extinguished shortly before firemen arrived. Ward Returns Charles Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bowdish, 1216 Sunset avenue, returned to Medford yesterday following an honorable dis charge from the navy at Brem erton, Wash. Ward, a chief boatswain's mate, served over seas with the 9th seabee bat talion in both the European and Pacific theaters, that unit being the first seabee battalion to serve in both theaters. In the navy 44 months, Ward worked for some time on Wake Island before entering the service. Veterans Here John Mar- lette, former aviation machin ist's mate, 2c, returned to Med ford yesterday from Terminal Island, San Pedro, Calif., where he received an honorable dis charge from the naval air corps. Marlctte spent 16 months in the Pacific theater. Arriving with Marlctte was former pharma cist's mate, 1c, Jack Marshall, who planned to leave the city today for his home in Eugene after spending a short visit at the home of Marlette's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Marlctte, 211 Laurel street. Daily Weather Report FORFCASTS Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Saturday with occasional light rain. Little change In temperature. Oregon: Intermittent light rain be coming heavier tonight and Saturday. Little change in temperature. In creasing southeast wind off coast he. coming strong to gale force tonight Snow over mountains. LOCAL tATA Temperature a year ago today: Hlehcst S3: Lowest 32. Total monthly precipitation 2.81 inches. Excess for the month 1 27 Inches. Total precipitation since September 1, 1!4.S. 4 63 inches. Excess for the season. !i3 inches. Relative humidity at 4-30 p. m. yes terday 36T-; 4-30 today TS1".. Tomorrow Sunrise 7:12 a. m. Sunset .44 p. m. Observations taken at 4:30 a. m. 120 Meridian Time: Hlrh Low Prec. Boise 43 2 Boston fin 35 -BR Chicago 22 IB .03 uenver . .. 40 17 Eureka .. 70 SO .38 Havro 2B IS Los Angeles . Medford New York ... .11) 32 sa Omaha 2B Phoenix: 78 33 43 Portland St Reno 4fl Roscburg 52 Salt Lake 41 San Francisco fll Seattle AO Spokane 41 Washington, D. C. Sft Yakima : 47 44 23 .11 T The first telegraph in Califor nia, stationed on Telegraph Hill in San Francisco in 1853, ex tended eight miles to Point Lo-bos. ff ONE TICKET Admits you to BOTH Merrick's and Dreamland Dances mi $1 DANCE SAT. NITE at DREAMLAND OBITUARY JAMES A. EMMONS James A. Eramous. infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Em mons of Trail passed away at a local hospital Thursday. Sur vivors include the parents, Mr and Mrs. James Emmons, one brother, Kenneth and three sis ters, Lullabclle, Jozelle, and Etta Mae. Graveside services will be held in Siskiyou Park Saturday at 3:30 p. m. Perl Funeral Home is in charge of funeral arrange ments. Ex-Solon's Son And Cash Missing Detroit, Nov. 23 U.R Clar ence J. McLeod, former congress man from Michigan, reported to police today that his son, Mai colm U. McLeod. 18. had left the city and that $20,000 to $30,000 was missing from the McLeod home. McLeod told detectives that he received a phone call about midnisht last night from his son. who said he was "going to Phila delphia" and that he would be back in a few days "to explain everything. FILIPINOS TO VOTE it ton iiu Nm 2.1 lU.P.) Pres ident Sergio Osmena announced today that the Philippines con ill be called into special session shortly to fix the date for a national election ana clear iiio wit for the commonwealth's final independence next July 4. T-o Late to Classify LOST Black tooled-leather puna Howard. Phone n. PLEASANT room for men, close " in. (i0! E. Mnin W'ANTKLV-Two passengers to Camp Roberts. Hohhs Trading Post. FOR RENT Old unfurnished house, cheap. Phone 3t3t. FOR 1 SALEEivc room modern house with gas circulator, gn wtoibwdwi ratine and gas hot water heater. Karaite and woodshed combined. Workshop, nice back yard with out door fireplace and bnhts. 4OO0 cash. 822 V.12th. n.one MM. WILL CARE for children evenings nnd week ends. 33 Quince. 4500 3 flat dwelling! eloe In on paved ulreet. Income S7150 per month. Corner lot $900 4n acres timber lot close to Med ford; very accessible. 3'a acres irrigated. 3 room modern house, garage and chicken house. I. E. SCHULER Realtor ROYAL. BFBR FREE inspection of your tires to make vour winter driving safe. Re cap your tire with the new Fire stone tire design. Firestone Stores. 214 S. Riverside, Medford, Ore, Call 47V or 7118. FOR SALE Two good bicycles. 304 Boardman. ' i FOR " SALE Sulphate of XmriionlV. Cars to arrive in December. How much do you want us to book lor you. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Complete Factory Approved SAFETY 4&ttWS&. bER VICE Chrysler Fac I Dependable I (Dry cnguiBvr. ed and Inspect ed Parts for Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Dodqe Trucks f J DODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS L. G. TAYLOR GO. 112 So. Riverside Phone 29GS iERVICk I AT ROOMY DERRICK'S BALLROOM 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Ray's New 8 PIECE BAND FINER MUSIC THAN EVER! Modern Up-to-t he-Minute Melo dies Featured for Your Dancing Pleasure at the KJECTRTC RANGE, dlnin table, heater, 3 -wheel trailer. 3 cast por celain wash basins, massive mohair Pre-war davenport. 344 N. Central, hone 5398. FOR SALE New deep well pumps. Williamson Hdwe., Talent. FOR SALE 8 good cows, "one regiT tcrcd bull, tumhle bug scraper, Martin ditcher, mwc. tools. Hazel B. Robblns. Rt 1, Box 404, Central Point One nnle wat of Hwv. P! on Scenic Ave. Phone Central Pomt 142. FOR SALE Mountain transit; level rod and I Oft It. tape 4th St. Repair Slnip. K2E. 4th Phon4R2. FOR SALE Good blrvcles,-CofuTnbui rraphophnne. 60 records. Murrey's Biocle Shop. ALL METAL KIDDIES SCOOTERS just a few left. SIMS BROS. ffDAArt 1 acre sub-irrigated, all' in ijlOvvU fruit and nuts; A room modern house, 3 bed rooms utility room, hardwood floors throughout; irood fixtures, shinned roof, cement foundation, garage, woodshed. New construe- t tion. Good income from fruit. Located close in. Terms. j CAAAA acres Irrigated sandy ' JjVU) loam koiI, alfalfa and clo- j ver, gmxl family fruit: A I room modern house, 2 hedrooms, j hardware floors, fire place, garage, 1 chit-ken house 300 capacity, tool : shed, milk hcd, pressure system. 1 deep well. Stock and furniture can br bought. Close in location. Terms, i (JIATAA 12 7 100 acres trrtrat jIU.OUU ed. 4 acres alfalfa. 4 acres clover, hulnnee good pasture; fl room modern house. 3 bedrooms, electric water henter, pressure system, artesian water, fruit room, milk room; chicken house, barn 8 stanchion. Some equipment and hay can be ponanr. Located near Talent. Terms. $15,000- acres irrigated tree , soil, all cultivated, j fenced and cross fenc- : ed: a room modern house, large up stairs room, service porch, clean j inside and out; f0 ft. well pressure sy.strm; large barn. Will subdivide. Located close in. ; $19,000" 40 Hcres all irrigated In ! clover and alfalfa; A room modern house. 2 bedrooms, nice basement with ! laundry trays; larn cement founda tion and floor stanchions for 12 cows, track and carrier; ' pressure sysiein to house and barn: 2 unit Surge milker; electric DeLaval aep erator; all farming equipment; 4 Incubators. 2 brooders, lfl good milk cows. 1 Reg. bull 2 yrs old, 3 he if- era bred to Reg, bull. Close In loca. : tion. Terms. i SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO Medford Grants Pass ' P. O Box 34H Phone Mftn ' FOR SALE Monarch Special Hog Ra tion S3 20 per ewt. It's the most complete hog feed you can buy. Grows and finishes faster. Monarch Seed Ac Feed Co. LIVESTOCK AUCTION every Satur day at the Pavilion. Phoenix, Ore. Commencing at 1:00 p. nv. We will have a good lot of livestock for next sale. Including beef nnd dairy cowp, slock rows calves, vtal calves, feeder pigs, sows, horses and sheep. This market has always had the best southern outlet for your livestock as our out-of-siaie buyers are regular. Whether you wish to buy or sell It will pay you to attend this market auction. We cater strictly to the busy stockmen In the sale and transportation of livestock. Southern Oregon Livestock Auction Co.. "Live Sellers of Livestock. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer Phone 622.1 Medford. Ore. COMING SUNDAY o ;jr$ :Z3 FOR ---- ijpJl We Offer for Sale Our CIRCULAR Located 17 Mile! North of Medford on the Crater Lake Highway Daily Capacity 20,000 Feet 125 H. P. Diesel Motor and other necessary equipment Gulf Red Cedar Company, Inc. P. O. Box 308 STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA Friday, Nor. 23. 1945 FOR SALE Large Estate circulatine heater in splendid condition. Reas onable. 617 Park Ave., or phone FOR SALE Lily bulbs, double tiger; raspberry plants, strawberry plants, Glascock s Nursery. ti4 Beatty. FOR SALE Large casttronheatTng stove. S20; 30 lb. ice box, front leer. t20; bird cages. $1 each. Mail box tt: roller skates, $1 SO; basketball shoes, size B'a, -t. Misc. boys clothes, size 12 years. Clean toys and Karnes, electric train, double set. Rt. 1 , Box 30H. Medford. Phoentx-Jacksonville Hwy. DANCE Sat. Nile, Nov. 24 SAMS VALLEY GRANGE HALL Good Floor Good Music Turkey Supper Dancing 9 to 2 a.m. ATTENTI0N Eaglet and Auxiliary FREE DANCE SAT. NITE x V. m. November 24 EAGLES1 HALL 219 W Main- Fine Music Trtisni Iris' siriii iVfrirtw DR. H. H. PARSONS 320 Libi.ty Bldg. SPECIALIZING IN SURGERY Office Telephone 5723 Home Telephone 589S Interior and Exterior PAINTING PAPER HANGING Work Guaranteed CALL 2419 Younger s Appliance DUTCH BOY PAINTS 31 N. Bartlctt BETTY GRABLE JWni'M rHIHC JUNE HAVER .Ml S. Z. SAK ALL Reginald GARDINER It SALE El ILL MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE KINK KIl'DIE KAR3 all metal except sent steel wheels with rubber tires for tii 1 to 2 yearold. SIMS BROS. FOH SLE Fuel oil heater: J."cT. I brot, I mil north Central Point. P one 13X4. XMAS TREES Mostly white, fir, 3 ft. to 8 ft., any amount. Delivered to hirhway. 73 cents each. Call Satur day and Sunday. 211 Boyd. STARTS SUNDAY END5 5AT.- Wm. Boyd In 'THREE ON A TRAIL' PLUS Joel MeCrea In 'RAGGED ANGELS' M).WU. . MPiM SeSSsW Rosalind Ytf wvt 6 ? li .... V ; t . -T if ENDS SAT. JAMES GARFIELD In "THEY MADE ME A CRIMINAL" Plui "IRISH EYES ARE SMILING" with, JUNE HAVER MONTY WOOLEY issjlksSBW ftUrtiWdriii'i NOW THRU WED. EVE. SHOWS 6:45 03 ittiii AND STARTS SUN. j I Mt. Set. Sun. 1:45 8th and Front Phone 2119 7 Old Time MusicEveryone Inviied