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Society and CLUBS Dorothy Troxell Becomes Bride of David Harbison Miss Dorothy Troxell, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Trox ell, South Peach street, became the bride of David L. Harbison, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Har bison, Lakeview, at a service held New Year's Eve at the First Christian church In Medford. The Rev. D. W. Daniels read the double-ring ceremony at 11:30 p. m. before an altar dec orated with pink and white chrysanthemums and greenery. The tall while tapers were light ed by the Misses Frances Troxell and Mary Alice Harbison. Preceding the ceremony Miss Joyce Sims sang "Because" and "Always" accompanied by Mrs. Mable Sims who also played the wedding march. The bride wore a princess styled gown of white satin en train with full length veil held in place by a crown of orange blos soms. She carried a bouquet of white carnations and pink rose buds. Her sister, Miss Arlene Trox ell, was maid-of-honor. She wore a gown of pink net and carried a bouquet of rose buds, carna tions and baby chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids, Miss Katherine Gentner and Mrs. James Eller, were dressed in yellow net gowns and carried bouquets to match. John F. Harbison, brother of the groom, acted as best man The ushers were James Eller and Roy Cameron. Following the ceremony a re ception was held in the church ocial hall. The wedding cake was served by - Mrs. Charles Smith, with Mrs. Eloise Winkle bleck and Miss Doris Hake as sisting. Mrs. Arnold Bohnert served punch with Miss Frances Zimblemen and Miss Diana Monia assisting. Mrs. M. E. Ol son was in charge of the guest book. Mrs. C. C. Sater and Mrs. I.. G. Gentner arranged the flowers. Here for the wedding were the groom's parents, John F. and Mary Alice Harbison, also of Lakeview; Mrs. Jennie Harris and Grace Boat, Ashland. The bride, a graduate of Med ford high school, attended South ern Oregon College of Educa tion, and has spent the last two and a half years in Seattle. The groom, radio technician in the navy, graduated from Bo nanza high school and was a stu dent of Southern Oregon College of Education at the time of his enlistment in the navy. He has recently returned from serving 24 months in the South Pacific and Japan. The couple will reside in Se attle, where the groom is now stationed. New Year's Eve Party Is Given By Young Folk Many of the valley's holiday events were planned by young people home from school and college for the Christmas and New Year vacation. Among such affairs was the formal dancing party given New Year's eve, by Miss June Williams and Bill Patton at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Rease Braley, Valley View Drive. The two young people had ar ranged the Braley play room with festive decorations In the New Year theme. About 30 young people attended the a'f fair. Announcing a New Service for Medford HINKLE'S PARCEL DELIVERY DAY or NIGHT Phono 4956 i (Mildred Pierce J I - - Prompt Courteous Service I T. D. HINKLE CORNER OF W. 6TH and HOLLY Sanden Family Holds Reunion During Holidays A family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Sanden, 304 South Central ave nue, during the holidays when five of their six children were home. Last to arrive for the re union was Gage Sanden, elec trician's mate in the navy, who arrived from Jacksonville, Fla., Dee. 22, his birthday, and who reports back to his ship, the USS Solomons, Jan. 24. Others present were Mrs. Seth Waters and Preston Card, Klamath Falls, Mrs. Herbert Stoll and Mrs. Dale McMullin. Missing from the family roll call was Roger Card, thought to be on his way home from Okinawa for release from the army. On Christmas Day 17 people enjoyed a tree and dinner at the family home. In addition to the aforementioned members of the family those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Viall and Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Parr, Phoenix; Seth Waters, Klamath Falls; Herbert Stoll, Taylor, Tex., and the Stolls' infant son; Dale E. Mc Mullin, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Pathman and sons, Ernest and Gordon of this city. This was the first time in many years that so large a family gathering had been held. Several members of the fam ily were in Klamath Falls for the New Year's holiday, return ing Wednesday to Medford. 1 Science Advance Is Club Subject Program for the meeting of the Wednesday Study club last week featured new develop ments in medicine and commu nications, with Mrs. E. A. Moore and Mrs. C. A. Renken speak ing. Mrs. Moore based her talk on the advancement made in medi cine and surgery during the last 20 years and noted especially how the new drugs and medical methods had been used success fully during the war. She spoke also of the use of plastic surgery in the rehabilitation of wounded soldiers. The vital part played by fast communications' during the past few years and new developments to keep pace with the need was the subject presented by Mrs. Renken. A machine from the Medford telegraph office was on display and Mrs. Renken ex plained Its use and method of transmitting messages. Informal discussion and a question period followed each talk. Newlywed Couple Honored at Party Central Point A shower party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wright in Central Point Dec. 14 for their son, Neil, and his bride, married recently. Mrs. Wright is the former Joanna Scrivner of Par ma, Ida. The honored couple received a shower of miscellane ous gifts. Guests included the Rev. and Mrs. H. Lee Williams and chil dren; Mrs. Francis Coffman and children; Mrs. Homer Marshall and son; the Misses Mozell and Modell Marshall, Mrs. Jim West. Mrs. George Wright. Mrs. Ollie Conrad, Mrs. Melvin Johnson and son, Mrs. L. H. Hughes. Mrs. Paul Reynolds, Mrs. Clayton Goodnight, Bryan Marshall. Oland Marshall, Floyd Wright. Mrs. Elmer Coffman and son and the honored guests. Mrs. Coffman assisted Mrs. Wright in serving. Mrs. Ray Zulauf Honored At Party Phoenix A bridal shower honoring Mrs. Ray Zulauf,' the former Gladys Coffman, was given at her home in Phoenix Dec. 18. Mrs. Zulauf was pre sented with a shower of miscel laneous gifts and refreshments were served by Mrs. Neil Wright and Mrs. Elmer Coffman. Guests included Mrs. Miles Brownrigg, Mrs. Earl Parrick and children, Mrs. Clayton Good night and daughter, Nancy, Mrs. Cora Foster, Mrs. Neil Tripp, Mrs. L. H. Hughs, Mrs. Neil Wright. Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Elmer Coffman and son, Lynn. Too Late to Classify EXPERIENCED secretary and book keeper wants permanent position. Qualifications and references furn ished on contact. P.O. Box 342. Mcdford: - WANTED'TO Bt'Y Colored or heavy bns. S. J Rice. Rt. 4, Box 84 i Buckshot Hill Road FOR RENT Stock trailer' by"' the hour. Phone 53t)8. 740 Crater Lake Ave. FOR SALE 1i hp. deep well pump. 45 eal. pressure tank. 40 ft. 1 in. pipe, 40 ft. 1 in. pipe; miscellaneous pipe connections Roy Legp, Rt. 1, nnx 27.n1dHill. WANTED Man to do riijrtrinB around new construction. Oil 492. V A NT F. D 1 f! 1 NaslTrar or fnot or for parts. P.O. Box 986. Medford. Interior and Exterior PAINTING PAPER HANGING Work Guaranteed CALL 2419 Younger's Appliance DUTCH BOY PAINTS 31 N. Bartlctt LOST In Medford Saturdir mom. ing. lady's small Boyce wrist watch, brown cord wrist band. Return Mall Tribune. Reward. USED steel furnace for homo use. Can be used for wood, oil or saw dust with thermostat. Good condi tion. 2451 Lyman Ave. FOR SALE 6 larse single beds with mattresses, complete, 515 each; 4 electric heaters, $4.75 each. 1 Raiu-ho Rooms. 1306 N. Riverside. WANT TO LEASE Furnished house and small acreage, out of town. Would milk 2 cows, tend chickens, keeping place. Call Lincoln 5531 or 3953 or write E. V. Lincoln, 310 Portland. . FOR SALE Registered Jersey heifer from the Boyer herd; It? mos. old. Phone 6385. RUMMAGE SALE American Legion Auxiliary rummage sale at Walt's Radio Service. 411 E. Main. Thurs day and Friday, Jan. 10, 11. Brinj rummageWed., Jan. 9th. BUILDING, repairing, remodeling and cabinet work. Free estimates. Steve Meredith. P.O. Box tons. Medford. FOR SALE Nat'l. cash register, electric. Phone 5023 or 4202. Sand wich Bar. t FOR SALE Beautiful 120 base white ivory accordion; like new. 740 Crater Lake Ave. FOR SALE 5-room modern room home near Jackson 2 -bed-Junior high school on Haven St. S5.000 or will trade for home near nign school. Phone 7569. PEK. pups, beaut, coats. Hawkins. LittleoguJens:23CentroL THESE tracts are above the high water mark on Rogue river and were not tloodcd by the overflow ot last week. 837 feet frontage on Rogue river lying between the river and Crater Lake highway. 24 acres in the tract, a 2-bcdroom house and bath, an orchard with 100 peach trees, barn, chicken house and brooder houses. Price $7,400 with terms. ALSO 9 acre tract In Shady Cove, a beautiful building site, with ex cellent soil. Price S1.400. BROWN & WHITE AGENCY Phone 2920 or Trail 1112 FOR SALE Toilet paper; no limit. Also pure lard. Ellis Groc, 740 Crater Lake Ave. USED CARS WITH AN OK THAT COUNTS 1938 Buirk Century sport sedan, good radio, heater, 2 spare wheels and tires. 1935 Terraplane 4-door sedan, heater, fair tires. 1037 Oldsmobile Town Sedan. 1937 Pontiac Sedan. 1939 Pontiac Station Wagon. 1935 Ford Coupe. 1934 Dodge Sedan. All units priced to sell below OPA ceilings. Call Mr. Wallace at 2283. ROGUE KlVER CHEVROLET TAKEN UP White faced heifer. Owner may have by paying ad and damages. George Trask. Eagle Pt. JUST ARRIVED A very few electric and gas bathroom heaters. ACME HARDWARE, Main and Grape. Ph. 597C. FOR SALE New Hamlcy saddle, flower stamping flat plate rig; never been on a horse. 516 Mary St. i JUST ARRIVED CHROME towel bars, soap dishes, toothbrush and tumbler holders, bathroom supplies. Hurrv while they last. ACME HARDWARE, Mum and Grape. Ph. 5976. FOR SALE By owner, 4-hedroom house: strictly modern. Excellent condition. 22 Summit. WANTED Antlaue huttons, iuitable for collection. Will pay cash, 7521. 302 Vancouver. Ph. FOR SALE 2-bedroom home, plastered concrete modern founda- Hon, pressure system drilled well. approx. two acres, free soil, irriga tion, berries, clover, out-buildings. 1', mile on Arnold Lane off J'Ville Hiway. G. R. Hamilton FOR SALE 2 men's gabardine Bulfs. colors blue and tan. sire 34 or 06 3 cirl's dresses, size 12 or 14: 1 good knockabout lady's coat for outdoor work, S2: 8 pair girl's shoes, all colors, size 7'j-AAA; J pair men's shoes. 32 Rose. FOR SALE 3.000 ft. i left-hand lay drill cable; also 1.400 ot 716 sand line.Cass Pipe Machinery. 194(T"vn XSDpIuxe 4-rioor sedan 4 brand new tires, new hrakes. A-l condition. Under OPA ceiling Champ's Garage. 311 E. 5th. FOR SALE Trailer house, in good condition with two new 6-ply tires. Price Sj50. Can be seen at J13 Enrhart or phone 3248. rr HP ACountry home, 30 acres. .tl.l 1 rill 17 acres in cult!., 4-room T modern bungalow house, good barn, lots out bldgs., 4 miles from Medford: immediate posses sion, now vacant, terms arranged. CCAAA Approx. 7 acres improved, i)JlUU Cily water in house, all T irrigated in clover, one acre pears and other fruit; 4 miles from Medford. Terms. rrrn Nice corner lot on Ken jJJU wood, three blks. from Main St. $650 -Nice Side. corner lot on East Close to Main St. ALSO 12 ' acres unimproved, one mile from Medford. Dear creek bottom land; will sell or would trade for house in Medford. Call us about this. HARRY LONG. Real Estate Comer So. Riverside and Stewart Ave Ph. 302 2 FOR SAIX Solid walnut antique bedstead, bureau and commode; marble top. Phine 2569, 608 S. N n wtow n. ROOM for R-cntleman with private bathroom, private entrance. Close in. References. Bnn W. 10th. WATCH R EPAIRINGNew shipment of watches, lady's and men's watch bands, etc. Steve's Watch Shop. 411 E. Main. Don't Let That LAUNDRY BAG Cramp Your Stylo No need to let d i r ty clothes pile up until you hare jutt nothing left to wear. A laundry it equipped t o keep your clothei flower-fresh. You can rely on us for prompt courteous ser vice. a m J I iijj biTW! Ton SALS MasHe rfriirenitor rn first claM condition, 123. Dinette set with four chairs, extension table, new $25; 12x14 house tent in new condition. $20. See these at A E. Jardan, Cold Hill. Rt, 1." Old hiway south side of river. Watch for mail box Just below Gull's Creek bridge. EXPERT mechanical service on trucks and tractors; any make or model. Your International dealer. CLLLEN MOTOR A: IMPLEMENT CO.. 123 So. Riverside. FOR SALE Nice 48 bass' accordion. 25 Gtbson Ave.. Talent. FOR SALE Thayer collapsible baby Duggy with pad. in good condition, $19. Phone Jacksonville 454. FOR SALE 3-bedroom home furn ished or unfurnished, two full bath rooms, dining and HvinR rooms, kit chen, large utility room, electric hot water heater, hot water heat all rooms, lots of built-ins, closets, oak floors in living and dining rooms, two car garage, concrete drive, 75 ft. frontage, lots of shade. 1 Bing cherry tree. Leaving state. Property and owner 311 S. Hollv. Medford. ELECTRIC Iron, all chrome; enamel wood and coal range, used two months; reversible chenille rug 9 ft. by 12 ft., nearly new; bathroom scales; Coleman 2-burner enamel gas stove. 122 No. Riverside. TRACTORS are here. The new gar den hpeed-X, fully equipped, ready to go. You can see them, you can buy them. OPA ceiling. Champs Garage. 311 E 5th St. HOMES CAAA Modern house, 1 year old. yOvvv Livinp room, dinette, 2 utility room, laundry trays; gas hot water tank. Oil central heating plant. Sprinkling system for lawn; concrete foundation. Good location. H-f)3. Q P r A A 5-room house, modern, tDDUU plastered; 3 bedrooms, liv- combined: kitchen; bath; nervice porch with laundry trays. Electric stove, oil heater, garage. Good lo cation. H-83. SMALL FARMS jrnAft 14 acres, 9 acres Irrigated. tpOulU Four-room house; 2 bed- chen. Well, pressure pump. Water piped to barn. Corral. Furniture. SF-78. LOTS $800" Lot 80x150 on East Side. Pavement and sidewalk paid. Water and sewer on lot. L-13. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AM C AAA E'8ht apartments on OlD.UUU ground floor, partly " furnished. Garages. Good Income property. UP-ltf. flrQAA Duplex and cottage. Du jJOlU Plex 1 tive rooms; 1 four " rooms; cottage. 4 rooms; complete baths. Units partly furn ished. Lot 50x150, good location. BP-1. CIO CAA beautiful six-room rfliJ.JUU modern residence on Y ' East Side; 3 bedrooms; living room; dining room; kitchen; tile bath and drain board; good basement (dry): sawdunt hurner; fireplace; gas and electricity. A large corner lot, beautifully land scaped. A residence anyone would be proud of. H-92. RAY SCHUMACHER, Broker 417-410 E. Main Dial 5485 Sundays, please call 5785 Wvlfek 91,0 l '' ' TOU SALE -One 129 hp, ewnmlnim diesel power plant, ready to go. Also one 1943-nT317 diesel truck power plant. Will accept rood Mer cury motor as part pavment. L. F. Elam, Rt. 2, Box 57, Ashland. Ph. 8245. FOR SALE 1941 Oldsmobile, five passenger coupe. Excellent tires, ex tra clean. Would trade for cheaper car or sell for cash. Under OPA ceiling. Champ's Garage, 311 East 5th. Phone 5it42. RENTER has small 2-bedroom "house. close In, with very reasonable rent. will exenange lor rent of larger house. Will pay difference in rent Ph. 4443. WILL pay fair price for '3fi to '38 Font or Chevrolet. Call 5tH2. FOR SALE Jersey cow, heavy prol ducer. Trash burner with coils. J h o n e33 1 3 . HI-WAY GARAGE Open for service, repair and overhnul. Phoenix, Ore. J. EJTANNKR. Mechanic. PLOW shnres, spring teeth and alfTeT pairs for Mccormick Deering ma chines in stock. Greatly enlarged stock of genuine International parts CULLEN MOTOR A- 1MPLE- MEN TC CV , mSuRiverside. NOW Is the time of year to overhaul your farm machinery. We have ex pert mechanics available now. CULLEN MOTOR & IMPLEMENT CO , 123 So. Riverside. PRACTICALLY new small whlfe enamel wood or coal range with copper coils. tilU Catherine. FOR SALE Nearly new cornet;' "gold ftnish. Phone FOR SALE Pair of tennis shoes, shoe hockey skates, size 9. Rt. 2, Box 40tf. Maple 1'nrk irtve. STRAYED Two Hereford cows. Should have calves. Old brand on right hip. Joined diamond K on left hip, cars split. Last seen Roxy Ann Park area. Please notify H. E. Birdsall. Rt. 4.Jlox 179-B. Medford. FOR SALE One 30 BTU gas circu lating hentcr; almost new. Corner Stewart and Hamilton E. L. Pease. FdRSALE Two"" 700x 168pTy Fed eral tires. Several good used tires. Herb Crain, Mobilras Station, 9th and Central. Ph.JH2. FORS ALE Double bed box springs, inner spring mattress. $it5; New Home treadle sewing machine, $i!5. Call HM5. FOR SALE Used sump pump, elec tric. Phone 5023 or 4202, Sandwich Bar. FOR SALE Good used truck tires. Goodrich. 30x5. West end Stewart Ave. O. O. Hull. FOR SALE 1930 Dodpe 4-door sedan. $ 1 00 cash. 910 Stevens or phone 3402. FOR SALE 3-room trailer house, tandem axle, butnne. frigidaire. Knst Main, across bridge back of Texaco Station. PAINTING Interior painting and decorating, furniture rcfinlshing. CaJl 720l: FOR RENT Furnished 2-rm. apt. 30 N.Unrtlett. FOR SALE Hy owner, 5 acres. 3-bcd-rootn modern home; other outbuild ings. Plenty of fruit. 345 Harri son St., Ashland. FOR SALE One 50 lb. Ire box; one 30-30 Winchester carbine; also 10 gnure sincle Ivor-Johnson shotgun. Phnne 3101. PAPER HANGING, also painting and kemtonintf. Call 5471. V f, , k . v ( 'M J TOH SALU B0 (fallen !eetrla hot water heater, banawicn Bar, Ph. 5023or 4202. FOR SALE One complete spray painting outfit consisting of 30 cu. ft. Kellogg compressor. 4 h.p. Wis consin motor with clutch. 150 ft. air hose. 150 ft material hose. 1 De Vilviss spray gun, 10 gal. pot. Ph. 3101. FOR SALE Two domestic refrlgla tors. Phone 5023 or 4202. Sand wich Bar. WANTED--Experienced orchard fore man. State experience and refer ences. Box 1440. Mail Tribune. WANTED 2 experienced waitresses. Apply in person. Maid-Rite. BICYCLE KICK STANDS regular 98c seller, now ONLY 69c. SIMS BROS. WANTED Factory built trailer house. Phone 4447. Rtrvri k" haSKT.TS another ship- mcnMust arrived. MMS ukus. FOR SALE West inghouse electric range; also enameled wood and coal range; 1 good dresser. 1 couch. 3 rocking chairs, 2 chairs, Junior Electric vacuum sweeper. 2-wheel truilcr, all steel bed. 808 N. River side. BICYCLE TIRES AND TUBES all sizes SIMS BROS. WHEN YOU think of BICYCLE TIRES think of SIMS BHOS. CALENDARS -get vour 1946 calendar now ntJTlMS BROS. WANTED To Rent or Lease small house, on or about January 15 Writo Tribune Box945. CHILDREN'S flannel sleepers, orders taken for all sizes. Cottage Specialty Shop. 414 Arcadia Phone 5Btil. IF YOUarecapnble. experienced, and like to sell merchandise, you may qualify for ono of several openings for saleswomen, in a long establish ed retail store, at a good salary, with liberal vacation pay. and with vevv congenial working conditions. Address Box 2040 co Mall Tribune, giving age. experience, references, etc.. in first letter. All replies confidential. WANTED TO RENT 2 bedroom bouse, furnished or partly furnish ed. Local family, adults. Can give references if desired, pnone jy-iu after 5 p. ni. KlNDERCAItDEN, prc-schoot work combined with dancing and mute for children 4 and 5 years of nge. New term starting Monday, Janu nrv 7. Colleen Hone Dance Studio, Sparta Bldg., 405 East Main. Phone 3,rt;M. WANTED Elderly lady to share my home. Call in person at (till N. Fir. Phone 4420 for appointment. New and Used FURNITURE STOVES BEST PRICES PAID For Your Furniture Eads Furniture 11 So. Front Phone 4240 1 MEDFORD, OREGON Sunday, Jan. 8, 1948 BICYCLE TIRES AND TUBES guar- antced quality SIMS BROS. HONEST ADVICE TO AUTO OWNERS Let that generator and atarter go on till it burns up the armature or feild coils and you may lay your car up for some time, because no new units are available and re newed parts ara very hard to find Act now and have this attended to. We specialize in the servicing of generators, starters and magnetos. DAWSON ELECTRIC 129 N. Riverside Phone 3463 CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time Cash and Gas Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer Ph S919 (tth and Rartiett No Hcd Tape When You Sell to US WANTED TO RENT 3 or 3 bedroom house untuimshed Phone U415 FOR HELP with uincmnetax reports phone 3913. 53 Ross Court. REPLACE your broken window glass New glass installed while you wait MEDFORD MILLWORK CO. The Glass House Phone 4112 loth andGrapa FOR SALE Ci uernsey-Jersey cow. 4l2 Fl 5 5 test; also 14 months old nnd Guernsey heifer, old and young hens. Emil Zwan, Rt. 4. Box 319. Ft. Bnker Road, Hi mi. west of Phoenix. m giving myself a permanent I You run do It, too9 la 2 to U bourn at home Hair is softer, lovely and easy to manage with aToni permanent, for this is a trtmt cold wavt with a iTtmt waving lotion that imparts uxurious beauty to the hair! Complete Toni Kit contains everything you need for a glorious vavel Preparations, like those used n beauty salon-type perminenti. ire Uhoratory.te3ied. Wonderful tor children's hair, too. Money back guarantee! Wainscott's Drug Store 400 E. Main 4 d!edertes a, The beauty of diamonds is often obscured by old-fashioned settings that interfere with the full reflecting powers of the stone. Let us strip off these unattractive settings and remount your diamonds in modem style, to make your old jewelry new and infinitely more beautiful. The cost is very moderate in comparison with the tremendous improve ments effected. Hunt through your jewel or trinket box and bring our your old-time treasures. We are featuring Southern Oregon's largest selection of ladies' and men's mountings in white gold, yellow gold and platinum. LERS A Is MEDFORD MAIL Trtrfl TOTE FIVE v For the reader de- atrinip ihtk adrirAxa of a neodlecraft VAV magazine, Mrs. U K. Minnesota, writes: "I'm aura the needlework: lover would Ilka Aunt Ellen's "WORKBASKET. This monthly pat tern and direction service brings the la teat creations In handcraft nnd needlework from the country's foremost artists and designers. It la $1.00 a year for twelve issues, but no samples are sent because each issue contains large hot Iron transfer patterns as well as Ideas for such items as dollies, edgings, bedspreads, tablecloths, hats, bags, and baby's things. Orders should be sent to the WORKBASKET, Westport Station, Kansas City I, Mo." If you are not delightfully pleased with the first lssuov Aunt Ellen will return your dollar and you may keep the material you have received without any obligation. r W PCfMANNT Gift from Brophy's a Gift at Its Best Aw 1 - iL-WA Setting
