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3 1 i f ) I 1 LOCAL and To Eugene Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Evanson, 718 West 14th street, and Mr. and Mrs. J. B Custard, Griffin Creek, spent Wednesday attending to business In Eugene. A u i o Mishap Considerable damage was caused cars operat ed by William H. Judy, 204 South Central avenue, and Wal lace E. Moss, 332 North 11th street, Klamath Falls, early this morning when they collided at the intersection of Central ave nue and 9th streets, according to accident reports filed with city police. A. J. Loef fler, M. D. Physician & Surgeon ANNOUNCES THE OPENING Of His Office At 407 Medford Center Bldg. Phone 7594 ikirttsamaaa EVERYONE LIKES New Modern Tunes Played as You Like 'em Featured for Your Dancing Pleasure at the ONE TICKET Admits you to BOTH Merrick's and Dreamland Dances Old Tims Music I Ray's New HftTOtf , 1 H N Bl HUH Y' L m I mmm -easer mmm K:.t. ' - isa I BAND ,J i I P IF ll im n I I IZ U U UU L3 SAT. HIT E DAHCE at Pill- PERSONAL CALENDAR Saturday 6:30 p. m. Carpenters and Joiners of America. N'rv 9nfi7 and Ladies' auxiliary No. 421 ana tamilies, potluck supper at Carpenters' Hall. Bring silver service. To Erect Home Dale New ton, 205 Willamette avenue, ap plied for a permit yesterday at the city superintendent's office to erect a residence and garage at a cost of $5,000. Firemen Called City fire men were called to the home of W. L. Dunagan, 412 West Jack son street, this morning to stand by in case of fire from a faulty electric range. No damage was reported. Announce Bazaar Victory club of Reames Chapter, O.E.S., will hold a bazaar Saturday. Dec. 1, at Schoepen's flower shop, Sixth and Holly streets, beginning at 9 a. m. Handmade articles desirable for gifts will be featured. Jj,IIMIWIIW 't'"1rii AT ROOMY DERRICK'S BALLROOM 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. SAT. NITE Ml flR Everyone Invited Remove Control Price con trols will be suspended on bowl ing, billiards and pool effective Dec. 1, according to a state ment issued to the local war price and ration board by Hosea R. Evans, district price execu tive, Portland. To Hold Forum An Informal forum discussion of "Post-war Expansion in the Orient" will be held at the Outpost at 7:30 p. m. today, with Lt. Raphael Dorman and Lt. H. N. Boyle, Camp White naval officers, leading the discussion. Anyone interested is cordially Invited to attend. Son Born Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hollcnbeck, 722 North Riverside avenue, received word last night of the birth of a son to Capt. and Mrs. Clyde Hollenbeck, San Marino, Calif. The infant, born yesterday, weighed seven pounds and has been named Charles Lawrence. The captain is a son of the Hollenbecks. To Give Dinner Women of the Presbyterian church are completing plans for the annual bazaar and benefit dinner set for Dec. 5 at the church. The dinner, featuring turkey, will be served at 6:30 p. m. with members of Grace circle, of which Mrs. Ben Stafford is chairman, in charge. The pub lic is cordially invited to attend. Officer Leaves Capt. Leslie J. Conroy, of the medical admin istrative corps, left the city yes terday to report for duty at the Glennon General hospital, Ok mulgee, Okla., after spending 45 days with his wife and children at the family home, 1102, West 9th street. Capt. Conroy re turned to the U. S. recently fnl lowing service in the European theater. Bltlle Discharged F o r m e r sergeant with the 91st Infantry division, John L. Bittle, has re turned home following an hon orable discharge from the ser vice. In the army two years, two months, Bittle spent 18 months in Italy where he receiv ed the combat . Infantryman's badge and three bronze battle stars. He is the son of L. F. Bittle, route 2, box 410. Gold Hill Man Home George Fredenburg, former staff ser geant with the ,13th army air force, returned to the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fredenburg, Gold Hill, yester day after receiving an honorable discharge from the service at Ft. Lewis. Fredenburg, who enter ed the service three and one- half years ago, received three bronze battle stars for service as flight engineer aboard a B-17 in the Pacific theater. Veteran Returns Cpl. Virgil W. Lacy returned to his home in Ashland last week from Ft. Lewis, Wash., where he received an honorable discharge from the army air force. Lacy, who serv ed three years, 8 months in the army, spent one year with the ground force of the 20th air force on Tinlan in the South Pacific, where he received three bronze battle stars. Cpl. Lacy also received the good conduct medal and ribbons for the Asiatic-Pacific theater and American theater. His mother, Mrs. E. E. Lacy, resides in Klamath Falls. Vets Home R eporting to Jackson county board No. 1 since Monday following honor able discharges were Donald L. Barrow, Donald R. Cole, Airon Haddock, John E. Lonch, Clyde A. Melvin, Jr., Lowell A. Wil coxon, Lloyd L. Albern, Robert L. Blaess, William I. Cabaniss, Leonard C. Carman, Oren B. Carr, James E. Eller, James W. Glenn, Ralph E. Green, Jack F. Helman, Harry L. Lawrence. Everett J. Pitts, Elmer D. Rich ardson, Orval J. Thomas and Irvin P. Neill. Reporting to board No. 2 were Ario Bianchi. Crawford Cornett. Dwight L. Davis, Andrew B. Gingrich, George D. Hannaford, Haskell O. Holt, Harry E. Hoxie, Wil liam J. Hutchinson, Richard D. Jewett, Frederick L. Kerr, Les ter C. Munn, James L. O'Con nor, Harold L. Potter. Elliott M. Rhoten, Wilbur F. Smith, and Aubrey E. Taylor. Court Records Justice Court Patrick ,H. Shaw, driving mo tor vehicle while under influ ence of intoxicating liquor, to appear today. John D. Lubbers, truck speed ing, no clearance lights, cited. Stanley E. Spearlin, over weight load, cited. WEATHER Northern California Clear today and tonight. Saturday in creasing cloudiness so u t b e r n portion. Mild afternoons but cold at night with frost and local fog in the valleys. Gentle westerly wind off coast, CARDOF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends who have been so kind and helpful during our bereavement of our be loved husband and father. Hazel Van Dermark. Mrs. Leila GU. man. Mrs. Dorothy Stuart. Mrs. Marie Brown, Harry Van Der- mark. Closina Ume mi Classified Ads 8-3l' m -loo l,afe tr Classify 13 IS D m T . 3 Late to Classify FORS ALE-l 937OI d8mob..e"iedi. n . O.RA. celling. A-l condition, good tires. 723McAndrewiRd. Jh. 3344 FOR SALE Equity in ray fuTkVd kln coat, sire 18, new. Very reas onable. Tribune Box 4343. severaiTthousaneT BULBS Tt tf TPS, mixed, best varieties CHINA LILLIES. white or vellow DAFFODILS Sc NARCISSUS, mixed 73c dozen Discount on Inrne quantities MEDFORD GREENHOUSE 1003 East Mo In WANTED 7 to IS aeresTTiaVr.ri pears, no improvements. Box 4139 Mail Tribune. EXPERT mechanical service on trucks and farm machines, all makes. CULLEN MOTOR & IMP. CO. 123 So. Riverside GUARANTEED Auto Painting, steam cleaning and simonlring. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP 608 So. Riverside BUBBLES & BUBBLE BLOWERS get them at SIMS BROS. 4 OUT OF 5 GET THE LOAN Yes, 4 out of 5 who ask for a loan at Oregon Finance gel it because the more times we say "Yes" the more business we do. And since mnking Loans of $23 to $800 is our ONLY business that Is mighty im portant to us. 1. "Tide-Over" loans for workers waiting to so back to work. 3. Loans made to employed men or women, lor any worthwhile pur pose pay bills, tnxes, eto. 3, "Between-Pay-Day" loans $23 and ud for one to 30 davs. 4. Complete privacy. Employer! or inenas not mvoivea. Don't borrow unnecessarily, but If a loan is the best solution to your money problems give us a chance write today. Private tales of automobiles and furniture financed. OREGON FINANCE CO. Craterian Theatre Bldg. 45 So. Central FOR SALE Library table $10. Card table $1. Kitchen table $2 30. Add chairs $2.30 each. 30 gallon steel tank $3.30. Smill windows $1 each. 917 W. 11th St, FOR SALE Cream separator, mlTk tng machine, house trailer. Hobbs Tradlng Post WOULD LIKE Apt. "house or court to manare for rent of apt. Tribune Box 4584. APPRENTICE BARBER wants work. Phone 4839. FOUND on Highway B rown and white Bull and Fox Terrlor, brindle face, female. See MurphyGold H1U. FOR SALE New Coleman oil circu lator hone 6017 WANTED TO BUY Ranch, some Ir rigation, on bus route or near school. Phone 6218. BUBBLES BUBBLES BUBBLES the latest rage we have them! SIMS BROS FARM AUCTIONfiAL.t Wednesday. Dec. 3, starting at 100 p. m., at the Ed Trampp ptace. lo. cated corner of Boundary Lane and Redwood Highway, 4 miles out Red wood Highway. These cows hve all been T. B ; Bang and Mastltus tested : 1 Holsteln-Jersey cow, B years old. giving 3li to 4 gallons a day. due to freshen May 11th; one Guernsey cow. 7 years old. giving 3 gallons a day, due to freshen Feb. 1st, 1 black Jersey, 6 years old. giving 4, to 5 gallons a day, due to freshen July 20th; 1 Jersey cow. 6 years old, due to freshen Dec. 13. 0 gallon cow; 1 Guernsey cow, 6 years old, due to freshen Dec. 2. 6 gallon cow; 1 Guernsey cow, 4 gallons, due to freshen Sept 20th; 1 Jersey cow, 6 years old, giving 3'i gallon a day now, dua to freshen April 20th; 1 Jersey cow 6 years old, dry, due to freshen Dec 18th, 0 gallon cow; 1 Guernsey heifer, 3 months old; 1 Jersey hetf er, 2 months old; 30 tons of good quality clover and rye grass nay; 1 new single unit D Lava I milker, complete; Reason for selling ex. pecting to sell place. Bruce Bra hi. Auctioneer W. W. Brahs. Clerk BUI Brahs, Kingman tOU SALE One blue wool Roseri blum tailored suit, size 18, like new. Pair of Northland sklls with cable bindings, also poles. Pslr of wo man s white stsggs gaberdine aki pants, size 18. All good condition. Phone 7298. DAY CARE of children by thehour or week at Holmes Nursery. 402 Boerdman. Phone 4310. How To Relieve Bronchitis Creomnlslon relieves promptly b oause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and old nature to sootbe and heal raw, tender, In flamed bronchial mucoui mem branes. Tell your druggist to tell you a bottle of Creomulslon with the un demanding you must like the way lt quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Cou&hi,Chc$t.CoId. Bronchitis WANTED Local couple with small oaugnier ana puppy would iic to rent one or two bedroom house. Phone Mrs. A. B. Gunter. 6381. CHRISTMAS TREES, white and Douglas fir, on sale now 63c and up. Paylesa Market. 233 S. River side, opposite Firestone. FOR SALE Singer' vacuum cleaner, jlike new. Phone 4153 LIVESTOCK AUCTION!vwSauir day at the Pavilion, Phoenix, Ore. Commencinr at 1:00 p. m.. we will have a good lot of livestock for next sale, including beef and dairy cows, stock cows, calves, veal calves, feeder pigs, sows, horses ar.d sheep. This mar net has always had the oest southern outlet for your livestock as our outof-state buyers are regular. Whether you wish to buy or sell it will pay you to at tend this market auction. We cater strictly to the busy stockmen in the sale and transportation of live stock. Southern Oregon Livestock Auction Co. "Live Sellers cf livestock" Col. A. 11. Dudley, Auctioneer Phone Medford. Oregon flJAAflA 27 acres, five room mo cOVUU drn house, good lare barn, poultry house, 10 acres free water, 10 acres paid water, good location, on a paved road. Free soil, some implements. Terms can be had. COOPER REAL ESTATE Charles Blaess, Salesman Phone 7357 223 No. tiivcra.de CHRISTMAS TOYS " Stocks are rapidly belne depleted BUY NOW! Toy Telephones 11.49 Dart Boards Black Boards Doll furniture Dump Trucks Tractors Steam Shovels MICROSCOPE SETS SIMS BROS. 23 N. Fir ph. 3472 (Pvlflflfl- acrc B00 fruit. 3 room w4UUU modern house, s-seping porch, pressure u.v3icm. garage, cmc.ten house, lawn front and rear. Ciose to bus line. Close in location. CCAflA room house with bath, tJ 0UUU new construction, 5oxi!23 ft. lot with frontage on Hwy. 00, garuue, good drilled well and pressure byslcm. Ii:xl8 ft. of fice or rate building on front of ioi. Liose in location. $7200- 27 acres, 8 acres Bartlett pears, 4 acres peaches, apricots. Binds and Lam bert cherries, balance oats and vetch; 4 room house, 2 bedrooms, good barn, chicken house, deep well and pressure system. Some terms, 519,003" 40 acres all irrigated in clover, and alfalfa, ft room madam hoiifio. basement, laundry trays, good brn cement floor and foundation, stan chions for 12 cows, pressure system at house and barn. IB good cows, 1 registered 2 year-old bull, 3 bred heifers, 2-unlt Surne milker, De Laval electric separator, trailer wagon, mower, rake, 4 incubators. 3 brooders. Terms. Listings needed for ready buyers. SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO Medford Grants Pass P. OBox S48 Phone 5390 BICYCLE GENERATOR LIGHT-sets the ideal gife for the man or boy with a bike. SIMSBltOS. FOR SALE at the end of fto.Co.unv bus Ave., off Stewart Ave. Phone 6821. Play wagons, scooter cars, bicycles, pressure system well, laundry tubs, chesterfields, ?i mat tress, new; sanitary bed and pad. ice skates, spray gun and pump, lawn mowers, two saddles, one new; Iff inch plowshares, portable radios, one hand seeder, one cycle grinder, one tricycle, one Ice box. P.vrex dishes, plumber's pipe dope, play Cen. new shower, 912.30; portable atteries. FOR S A LKPr act lenity new Inter lined imitation Muck Caracul coat. Size 14. Phone 7274 or call at 70D Bcekman. EX-SERVIC Eman, w 1 f e "an dTm on t hs old baby desire furnished apart ment or house. Reasonable rent. Phone Ashland 6712. "HOUYWOOD CANTEEN" "YANKEE ffr-sr.-y s VP ALEXIS ZVm ' ROBERT ALDA 'JOAN LESLIE A UnAnLSsd uuBUeliN AL JOLSON-PAliL ANN J THf ijr rr; JOHN " ivt.XiiiTn "PRIDE OF . FOR SALE Dual axle logging trailer. complete wttn min wheel. Fh. 3893. juuimj ivrys in duck leamer case. Owner call at Tribune, identify and pay forad. $5750" -Country home. 32 acres, 17 acres in cult., balance oasture: 4 room modern bungalow house, good barn and out buildings, 4 miles southwest of Medford. Is vacant, possession now. HARRY LONG, Real Estate 1258 So. Riverside Phonefl922 FOR RENT Garage. 523 Dakota. METAL TOYS We have a few of the following METAL TOYS left get yours now: GROCERY TRUCKS COCA-COLA TRUCKS WHEELBARROWS FLYING TOPS SIMS BROS. "Your WORLD BICYCLE store 23 N. Fh- Ph. 3472 BICYCLE LOCKS Combination or key type. 49c to 1.50, SIMS BROS. GREATLY enlarged stock of Inter national Trucks and farm machin ery repairs. CULLEN MOTOR & IMP. CO. 123 So. Riverside POP CORN-It SAMSON CO. ' really pops! r. B. WANTED Woman with typing and contact experience. Ray Schu niacher,419 E. Main. WANTED IniriiediatelyP 1 a n o in good condition, reasonably priced coJohn Woodrlch, EagleJPoint. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, adults. 310 N. Bartlett. FOR SALE Iron wheel wagon, spring wagon, bugfy. some light harness. J. I. Fcnton, Phoenix. FOR" SALE--Late '39 Oids"ilve"pa seriKer coupe. Motorola radio, Sain henter, 3 tires like new. Under O. P. A. ceiling. Phone 2462 even- 1R' NURSE desires care of chronic case; patient's home. Tribune Box 4149. WAN1TD TO RENT SmaiFfuTnished apt., working girl. Tribune Box 4596 CALLlit7ik's HandySh6p n'dave your sewing machine cleaned and adjusted. Re"nah1e prices. Work gmraniced 713 Oak St. Phone 4f5ii. TD. Hinkle, owner. METAL TANKS AND SHIPS for the COLLECTORS THTSE At SO MAKE AN IDEAL PAVER WEIGHT Real tanks and sh("s in miniature completely de tailed. COME IN AND SEE THEM AT SIMS BROS. !!'ollI WRLD BICYCLE store" Mmiure Forks Barn Shovels and brooms. F E. SAMSON CO, FOR " SALE '33" model Chrysler 6 sedan, completely overhauled, per fect mechanical condition at a bar gain price, under OPA celling. L. C. Tnvior Co., 113 S. Riverside. Phone 2963. X.tra Egg Producer for more arid larger ottg. FEI SAMSONCO. Ton SAl.VGas range, new. Phone 2fi93. iia No. Ivy. WANTED Experienced waitress who understands fountain. Will pay Jood wnTrs. Floyd's Luncheonette, 14 E. Mnin SuMerrnncnn Clove f Post iff e Mixes English Rye Grass Alta Fescue. If ITs reeds see F. tSAMSON CO. li3R DODGE DeLuxe scdnn, small mileage, perfect mc.hanlcnl condi tion, good rubber, under OPA ceil, ing. L. C. Taylor Co., 112 So. Riv erside. Phone 2965. f-STR AND Lariat Rope 50 ft. or 100 ft. lengths. F. E. SAMSON CO QW&a f-VEGETABU -COMING SUNDAY: w DOODU DANDY UduAil LgiAn I PIANO WHITEiaAN tmm WHITE HAZEL SCOTT BROWN TOM MTBIC0LA fJUUE BISHOP ROSEMARY DE CAMP ALBERT BA11ERMAH FDnit Mian WARNER CHORAl SINOERS tt-jn i Friday, Nov. 30, 1945 MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE .ELEVEN BICYCLE SEATS Just arrived with genuine LEATHER tops. SIMS BROS. FOR SALE New 2 unit milking ma chine, never used, guaranteed sat isfactory; many in use thrdughout the valley. Will take one or two cows in trade or young stock. Phone 2965, ask for Mr. Peterman. L. C. Taylor Co. WANTED Electric train In condition. Phone 8451. good FOR SALE Westinghouse Electric range with trash burner for hot water coils. New elements. Orch ard Park Ranch. South Pacific Hwy FOR SALE English walnuts, large, size, hard shell. Will deliver 30 lbs or more within city limits, 15c per lb. Morris Ranch, Table Rock, Rt. I.jCentral Point, FOR SALE Soil Sulphur, put it on novv Monarch Seed & Feed Co. CHILDREN'S flannel sleepers and Eajamas, coat and legging sets and and mode infants wear. Cottagf Specialty Shop. 414 Arcadia. FOR SALE Peat Mull, straw, cedar havings for poultry litter. Mon arch Seed & Feed Co. . FOR-SALE-That goodKu!less white popcorn. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. BULL SKltVICE at your place. Regis tered Hereford!. Phone 6933. Harry E.Miller. FOR SALE Chopprd alfalfa Hay Second cutting. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR S A LE tlose uiKeT Standard and patented varieties. Select them now for Xmas gifts. We'll hold for you. Monarch Seed 8t Teed Co VICTORY C LU B. Res'mes C hapter. O. E. S Bazaar All hand made articles. Pillow cases, towels, aprons, etc. Saturday. Dec. 1. 9 a m. Schoepen's Florist, corner 6th and Holly. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time Cash and Gas Call Automobile Market. Friendly Medford Dealer ph 3919 (tth and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to US COME IN and see our new nsortment cr" myrtlewood lamps Also bowls, trays, and other articles, all made here In Medford. from beautiful myrtlrwood Reasonably priced 309 East Jackson. ATTENTION Eaglet and Auxiliary FREE DANCE SAT. NITE December I SM 9 U Si : EAGLES' HALL 219 W Main -Fine Music DANCE Sat., Dec. 1 9:00 to 1:00 TALENT CITY HALL -W 57 , ' llJJlftJi . I Wi FA-''-' SanO HIS ...mr ONtr Oni WOMAN T. WUNDtHSIQOOl 4- D S SAT. GARFIELD in THE MARINES" f i mmmLfi i v a saTjna FREE Impaction of your Htm to make your winter driving safe. Re cap yoar Urea with the new rire stone Ure design Firestone Storea. J14 S Riverside, Medford, Ore. Cau REPLACE your Droken window Han New glass Installed while vou wait MEDFORD MILLWORK CO. The Ulass Hnuse Phone 4112 loth and Urape WAfJTLD IO RENt- a ot 3 Bedroom honr unfurnished Phone 1415 SPECIALS In coldwave for on week. All permanents a specialty. Ada. Beauty s-tlon, 130 N. Cen tral. Phone 2864. You Can Depend on Humphrey to Give You a Good Deal if you want to Buy or Sell USED CAR Humphrey Motors Used Car Exchange 33 S. Riverside Ave. ENDS SAT! 10.000 Jungle Thrills "LEOPARD MEN OF AMERICA" ,-Ilin Hop-Along Cassldy In "The Eagle's Brood" COMING! SUNDAY ENDS SAT. ROY ROGERS in "LIGHTS OF OLD SANTA FE" Plus with Errol Flynn COMING m SUNDAY Plus "SOMETHING FOR THE BOYS" with CARMAN MIRANDA PHIL SILVERS MICHAEL O'SHEA $ -and , jjl M lOHH ORRADlKt.ltAH PARaTJ W -ire II ) i' iisaMavjaaaeaeaey Sf 1 a4lerlsatiiye!l'i Zalajlaeaa, " soMs Oemaav ! g,sOT A T O C H I P S