Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 26, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text4 "4. LOCAL and PERSONAL Viiit In South Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jacquemin and children, 1112 Reddy avenue, are spending three weeks visit ing relatives in Los Angeles. Horn From School Miss Polores Ray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ray, 1013 East , Main street, and a student at tto University fi Oregon, is In Medford spending the holiday vacation period with her par- . ants. gsfinilT nil rihsf'mi.s- 2B Starts TOMORROW IT'S I OtNNK OKUPE . HEIIN WAlXlg Lv JOW HAVOC VytDOItliodiistirlAMBESSON Also "BROTHER RAT" with RONALD REAGAN CALENDAR Wednesday 7:30 p. rn. Degree of Honor, KP Hall, Christmas party for members and families. Bring small gift. Thursday 1:00 p. m. Chapter AA. P. E. O., home of Mrs. C. H. Paske, 1010 S. Oakdale avenue, luncheon. Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Hoppe, assisting hostesses. Pro gram, Mrs. Drummond. Fire Run City firemen were called to the home of Ralph Furrer, 400 North Ivy street, early this morning to stand by in case of fire from an overheat ed oil stove. No damage was i caused, firemen said. I ' Society To Meet Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church will meet Friday, Dec. 28, at 2 p. m. at the church. The meeting was post poned from yesterday due to the Christmas holiday. A meetirrg of ' the executive committee will be , held at 1 p. m. I ' ' ! Processed Sgt. Robert May- i nard. 31, recently passed through the 25th Replacement Depot on , Okinawa for processing prior to returning to United States, ac cording to word received from the depot. The sergeant's wife, Mrs. Gladys Maynard, resides on route 1, Medford. i ! McKlbben Here Femey M. 1 McKibben, S2c in the United States Coast Guard, arrived home Sunday for a 10-day leave which he is spending with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Mc Kibben, Route 1, Central Point. McKibben is attending the coast guard preparatory school at Groton, Conn. . I NOW thru SATURDAY YOU'LL TO HIS DEEDS OF DARING .The prince of pistoleers in another action packed saga of the sun-baked prairies WW m tE nk iff " i ?0F-GUNSv;.lJ Msm ROBERT ARMSTRONG f . -. X v Sfteto 100101 Malta K05UOI f i (T -Wl Woman HI Mrs. Joe Wright of Central Point is critically ill in "the Community hospital, it was learned today. In Grants Pais Mrs. James Boyle of Medford . spent the week-end in Grants Pass as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Nell Ka- ser. To Erect Gang John P Yates, 131 Lincoln afreet, ap plied Monday at the city super intendent's office for permit to erect a garage costing $300. Announce Dance Redman and Pocahontas lodges will hold dance at Redman hall Saturday night for members of the two groups and their invited guests. . To Hold Party Women of Sacred Heart Catholic church will hold a holiday party Thurs day night at the parish hall at a p. m. All women of the parish are invited to attend and each is to bring a small gift for ex change. Party Tonight Members of the Wesley League of the First Methodist church will have a party beginning at 7:45 tonight m ine cnurch parlors. The affair is in .honor of members home from college and those recently reiurneo irom the service. Couple Here Ensign Herbert i,. carter and Mrs. Harter ar rived Sundav bv nlano and , at the home of Ensign Harter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Har ter, 225 Cottage street. They will leave the last of the weelt for Seattle where the ensign's ship is aocjteq. Veterans Report Reporting Friday to county selective serv ice boards following honorable discharges from the service were Fred Baumeartner. H.rlnnH H Clark, Dean F. Gleaves, LaVern w. Johnston, Joe T. McLaln, Jack S. Stevenson, Henry O. Waelty and Albertus W. Wier. Seabee Here Roland Pope, boatswain (CB1 rrlvrt Satur day to SDend a Sn-riav furl, ok with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. v. rope, oz south Holly street. Pope, who spent two years in xne raeinc area, win return to San Dlfirn at svnli-a. tion of his furlough. He expects a aiscnarge eoon. Inactive Status Major Ed ward Barnett. lnift wi hik street, will revert to inactive status March 8, according to word received from the Public Relations Office, Fort Lewis, Wash. Major Barnett served three and a half years in the ASF. He plans to resume bis residence in MeatorQ. Mayflelds Here Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mayfleld and daughter of Coos Bay, Ore., are in the valley to spend the holi days with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gordon, Jacksonville. Mayfleld, former principal of the Medford high school, is now superintend ent of schools for Marshfiald. Mrs. Mayfield and Mrs. Gordon are sisters. Visit Postponed Howard J Nelson, Social Security field agent from Klamath Falls will be unable to appear in Medford for his regularly scheduled visit Dec. 28, due to slight injuries received m an automobile acci dent recently in Klamath Falls, according to an announcement made this morning. Mr. Nelson will be at the United States Em ployment office Jan. 0, It was said. Former Sergeant Home For mer army sergeant, Desmond L. Sweet, returned home yesterday after receiving an honorable dis charge at the separation center at Ft. Lewis. Sweet served 28 months overseas where he par ticipated in the liberation of the Philippines. He received the good conduct medal, Philippine liberation ribbon and one bronze battle star, victory medal, Amer ican theater ribbon and the Asiatic-Pacific theater ribbon. He is residing at the home of hia moth er, Mrs. Blanche Sweet, and brother, M. B. Sweet, and fam ily, at 624 East Ninth street CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks for all the kindnesses shown by our many friends In our recent bereavement. L. L. lawn and family. Uia Mail Tribune Want Ads. Court Records Justice Court Robert S. Dye, no operator's license, $1 and costs. Ivan R. Myers, failure to stop at stop sign, $1 and costs. Clyde W. Lees, driving while Intoxicated, cited. Charles N. Longan, no opera tor's license, $1 and cosU. Harold D. Cameron, driving while intoxicated, $100 and costs and license revoked for one year. Gordon D. Allard, overwidth load, $1 and costs; overheight load, $1 and costs; no PUC per mit, $10 and costs. Police Court Maurice Spatz, D. S. Estrama do, Ed. Kliever, Mrs. Earl S. Wulzen and C. S. Marsters, parked in alley, $5 fine each. Robert E. Rose, reckless driv ing, $10 fine. Charles A. Smith, double park ing, $2.50 bail. Walter L. Jensen and Mrs. Edwin Durno, double parking, $2.50 fine each. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. Stated Communication of Reames Chapter O. E. B. Thureday. Dae. 2T. Inltia. lion and refreshments. visiting members Invited. Amelia HiUs, W. M. Too Late to Classify OR SALE 9 bedroom house com pletaly furnished. Immediate pos session. 307 Haven. Owner 60S W. Tor salS Small stANftAftb Uf. RIGHT PIANO with music com partment bench, mahosany finish pure ivory keya both without scratches or other blemishes in terior guaranteed as when, new CANNOT BE SEEN UNTIL SAT URDAY AFTERNOON DECEMBER 39th Phone 3460 for appointment to Inspect. Ask for stenographer. FISHER'S Dairy Feed MorMilk and IS Pluss. at Fabar's Farmer supply 34 So. Riverside. WANTEDwashing machine. iiS B. Uth. Jack Bush. BRAHS BROS. Auction Yard Is your bast market. Contlnulusly better. Consigned for Friday. Doc. JS, one herd of a rosily good Guernsey and Jersey cows milking now; 1 herd of 10 Jersey cows; 1 herd of 4o White Face weaner and yearling heifers and steers, good quality; 1 herd of 10 stock cows, Durham, Herefords mixed: 1 load of 10 head fat dairy cows and hellers; I load of 6 head mixed dairy cows and fat cows; 1 load of 12 fat cows and calves; 1 registered Domino bull, S years old; feeder pigs and sows. Plenty of buyers for every class of livestock One new home-made farm lug wheel tractor and trailer, furniture and farm machinery. Plan now to consign your livestock and furni ture for this sale. We elm to please. Phone S33RI, Brahs Bros. Auction yard. Located mile past the fair. grounds. Grants Pass. BIO, SMOOTH NORTHERN RED CEDAR FENCE POSTS X to 1 X U 8 to 20 feet Rough Boards CAMERON MOFFITT LUMBER CO. go. Riverside and Barnett Road FOR SALE Davenport and chair, like new, or will trade for daveno. 80S W. Jackson, apt. No. 8. FOR SALE Child's single' bed. spring and mattress. Phone T308. CHILDREN taken care iSTTfiy or NATIONAL Cash register for salt. Phone B233. FOR RENT Sleeping room. JbTTT. ivy. BALED clover, rye grass hay for aale. Price reasonable. 3li miles northeast Eagle Point. A. L. Unger FOR SALE Furnished tra Her house, 975. Must eetl immediately. Old 99 highway, turn right, located one block pait Blf Y. Pardee Court. Sleeping room, h a s. HoTiy7 MIDWAY AUCTIOlf Yirdi SaTiw Thursday, December 27 beglnninr at 10:30 e.m. We will be telling all claisee of livestock, machinery and furniture Thursday usual. We will receive consign ments any time through the week. We have consigned (or this week 10 heed of bred, also several head of dairy heifers and cows. We have stock trailers for rent, W. J. mill) Bray K. A. Meed WANTED TO RENT Turnlshed apt or house by Dr., wife and two- year-old eon. Phone 68 18. FOR S ALE Apartment House and cabins well located on pavement ground 100 x 208 ft. Income In November 470. If you are Interested In rood Income property, look this over completely furnished. Price S22.000. ALSO 10 Acres, partly Irrigated free soil 4 room house garage fair barn city water available. This proper ty haa frontage on two roads and would be ideal for sub-division. Tot short time only $6300. ALSO ; 30 Acres 144 Irrigated 6 room house electric pressure system good barn all fanced Including 0 cows, 4 heifers, some farm ma-1 ehinery only A miles from Med ford 98000. I O. PICKELL Agency 18 South Bartlett Ot. Gas on Stomach fttJjgjfsMt (a mttuNM ot tlMbl tmt matr I WtMB nam (tacuca Mid caumi Mlafol. rai?-. IBS I", four tonfh mil hrttnrn. duciari uiuU ytjptm,Ui Mllef tttvllclnM) Ilk tn Btl-ar TtiilfU. Ns Umi 611 -tot brlrui Mofon m ta er ntun bouia M ui ( outu bmbv Uek. v TOR SALE Piano, good tone, rood case, $120. Wesley Boyer, Gibson Ave.. Talent. Ore; TOR SALE -New "trailer with new tiree. 121 Kenwood- lfl fft WEED. MSTE A New Years Eva Dance t Mrrlck' Ballroom and Dreamland. Noisa Mikart Funl AT DREAMLAND To RAY'S MODERN MUSIC EVERYONE WELCOME! OLD Hot point electric range, $55. oo. mverfiae. WISHER'S" finest erg producer avail". able at raber'i, 34 So. Riverside. HOLIDAY BARGAINS 1043 Mercury sedan coupe 1042 Hudson deluxe 3 -door sedan 1940 Ford Super Deluxe 3 -door sedan j37 racKard. 115, -door If 38 Buick, 4-door. 1933 Tord, 3-door 1933 Chev. coupe. 1931 Model A roadster All price OPA ceillnf or below AUTOMOBILE MARKET 6th Ac Bartlett St. Fhone 3919 VACATION for tap classes Saturday, Dec. 39. Ruth Luy penny. YoK SALE Vaughn drag-saw with six foot blades. Bear Creek Orch ards. Sc Pacific Hwy. Phona 2181. CHILD CARE Your home date ma ahead. 711 N . Riverside. FOR SALE Five room modern bedroom house In Central Point; ood location, house In nice shaoe. and immediate possession. Total price sjjfuu. Terms u aesixea. ALSO Suburban grocery store on main nignway. gooa location, corner 101. about 75x150; living quarters, gar age, woodhouse. all fixtures includ ing a $000 meat cane, all complete, ready to go, lor 95500 plua grocer ies at invoice price. A. W. WALKER. Real Estate Phone 2731 Oflce 427 E. Main fOR SALE '20 ModefTTFord, 606x 16 tires, (210. 1934 Ford V-8, ex cellent mechanical condition, $31?. 18J8 Plymouth Deluxe, radio, heat er, extras, re-bored motor, will trade for older car and cash dif ference. Old Pacific Highway at De Barr. JADY and baby wishes ride to Oak- land this week. Referencea ex changed. Phone4374. FOR SALE New Hampshire Red fryers , dressed and delivered. Call 4611. 130J Prune St, ins NsTcR A TC H with ple'nty corn, at raoor s,J4 ao. ruverMue. COCfiA ' acres irrigated ' free tjOJUU iil 3 acres clover. 9 1 room modern house, good construction, 3 bedrooms, 4 large chicken houses, brooder, barn, double garage, good family orch ard, cloao to Mediord. good terms. C7L AA 8 acres, 8 acres alfalia, OiOvK) 0 room modern new houhe. chicken house. material for barn, drilled deep well with pressure system, near Med ford on good suriace road. Terms. C C C A A room modern home. il .T .1.1 1 11 1 bedrooms. dIbb tared and T in good repair; electric hot water heater and good electric range, Venetian blinds, near grade and high schools; garage. Complete on neater unit, We need your listings for ready buyers. SOUTHERN OHiiCJON LAND CO. Medtord Grants Pass 800 block on South Riverside P. O. Box S48 Phone 5390 FOR SALE Model AFord. 533S . Rock bouse on Lor lor Lane, Phona 3439. FOR SALS TRUCKS Three 14 ton Chevrolet cargoes, 3 with winches end 1 without, and 1 dunio truck. Three of these unite have B 29x20 10-ply tires and arc really mgn grade umu. MILES MOTORS 136 8. Riverside Phona 7854 FOR SAllE-Man's double breos'te'd blue suit, sire 42, 930. 128 No. Colum b ui. TOR SALE Black Cooker Span lei puppies, cheap. Rt. 1 Box 324-A. FOR SALE Colts 45aulomi.Uo with holster, 3 eltpn, 75 rounds emmu- niuon. t-au ein. More people, not quite all, ol course. . can now enjoy this fine whiskey! ' VfMNMKivu .ipii -f laBMemt HI! nm f Ithi gem OF THE ffl BLENDS ! ""mi "" ! Pentt. 10 landed Whiskey, U prM, 4JX grain nevtral spirits ffJCAA room house, beeMe. eyOuVAl bU. pantry; 4 bedrooms. 85x110 (t. lot. garage, woodshed, 13x2. ft. workshop, sev. eral nice shade trees. 1309 Nlantlc. No calls Saturdays. fOR SALE 24 New Hampshire red pullets, laying. 3 each. Phone 3804. fOR REST One room apt. Phona S104 or 114 3. Riverside. to SALS 19J Butch 4-door se dan, radio, clock, heater, new seat covers, clean Inside; motor recent ly overhauled; priced for quick sals, under OPA price, will take trade-in. See at Rlehfleld Station, Uth and S. Riverside. For saue i " 9-tube Areola ' wood burner water heater. Baca: of 303 Map! a at Bob'a Poultry plant. FOR SATE Saw mill. 8000 i ' per day day 3 million feet of logs can be skidded to mill, also all log ring equipment, located 7 miles south of Ashland on the old highway one and ti miles south of Klamath Junction. A real buy. Wm, Ber gTen. Rout 1, Box 409, Ashland. urcjon V6n sAI.e-fho! ce vetch and oat hay. also grain hay. not bleached by rain or sun. and vetch or gram straw Jn large bales, bv truck or trailer loads. Phone 6403 Medford. Victor Bursell. CASH tN a ri-Asn TOR VOUR CAR Bsve Time Cash and Oas Can Automobile Market, Ttlendly Medford Dealer Pit. SO 19 th and Bartlett No Rad Tape When You Sell to US tfAYfWtt To ftenl" or Lease email jiuua, on or iiroui January 10 Wr 1 1 e Tribune Box 943. WANTED lO HEN1 8 or 9 becjroon, house unfuintahed Phona 8415 DANGER! COLDS AT WORK With Coughing, Sniffly Sntey, Stuffy Not Punishment Bawara of gpreadiny coldsfTHe tpread of colds ig a national men ace. Guard your well-being. Press sensibly. Get enough sleep. Above all, don't neglect your cold. A neg lected cold cun cause lots of misery. So do something about the very first sniffle or sneeze, use Penetro Nosa Drops famous "two-drop" way to relief. Remember, Penetro Nos Drops are real prescription type medication containing epbed rine, in a balanced formula that helps break through that cold's con gestion In your nose. Generous bot tle 26o. . .2 ',4 times as much for 60c. Caution: Use only as directed. Don't wait for these head cold miseries to attack. Get Penetro Nose Drops. fOR GOOD HEALTH! Hant.rrA.fs1s S.tt.1 .its! Colo. Allmmnt Hernl. ((tyrant) Ooitfl Uc.r TlwM Mthout HMpltal Oprtlom MnJt lirMi TrUnl 10 A. H-1 1 r. M. gptwimtt' MtwJsf, VHmJsr, Tndy 7 10 Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC Phyttffaif nd lurgaon K. X. Corner I. Bumslde end Gron4 Avenu Telsphone EAit 3018, Portland 14. Oregoa Wftdnetday, Dec. 26, 1945 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN FOR SAL Stanley overhead garasre BULL SERVICE at vour place Hegle door hardware, 330 yard sire: t e r e d Herefords and registered Ocean City reel and Sunbeam elec- Guernsey, phona Ct33. Harry C trie raior. S24 Vancouver Ave. Miller. Lb'.. 3Ty r INTRIGUE Starts THURSDAY .J r y.J ROMANCE! R " , 1 " If) Ginger ROGERS y - 1T h 1 Walter f, 0 ' .T t 1 l,n,TIIDWrD Van JOHNSON 1 wfrr III I Mi ' ' ' I if I E1J aj I I I fi .nd On. EDWARD ARNOLD PHYLLIS THAXTER KEENAN WYNN and ROBERT BENCHLEY XAVIER CUGAT and Hli Orchestra If you're OVER 21 . . . and have everything men ask for . . . can you Blame them for asking? ' Thru Saturday Broadway's Gayest Stage Hit Rocks the Screen! ' rllV I IT'S TOPS! Rived thoi who h V.P -vJfi C... mm if IRENE DUNNE l:i. y y. .. I nt ,- Tii i I ALEXANDER KNOX 1 V ' A A i . "1 s2i' m 1. m . r-k-M C- frit' M CHARLES C0BURN Alio- The Muiie of Stephan Foster 'PLANTATION MELODIES' with CRAIG STEVENS Utttt Pictorial Ntw JEFF DONNELL LOREN TINDALL LEE PATRICK PHIL BROWN Cora WITHERSPOON Charles EVANS