Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 24, 1946, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLUVAND YOUNG $10 B-25 Motor ON P.C.A. BOARD Election of Lawrence Luy, ' 7iM Medford, and J. E. Young, Rose- burs, to of the nnimrpri fnllowine a sectional meeting of the association at the Holland hotel yesterday afternoon. Thp mm succeed Eugene H Fisher and James E. Conn of Roseburg whose terms expire. Officers chosen by the directors were Elmer R. Hull, Central Point, president and Raymond A. Lathrop, Grants Pass, vice president. Arthur M. Boner was retained as secretary-treasurer and Jack G. Bertrand was ap pointed his assistant. 270 Stockholders Reports read at the meeting stated that the association had 270 stockholders with a S46.115 investment at the end of 1945 and that loans for the year totaled S75 1,000. Over a period of 12 years stockholders have accumulated a S29,4U0 reserve. Otto F. Allgaier, speaker from the Spokane office of the Pro duction Credit corporation, said that the Farm Credit adminis tration's twelfth district com prised of Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana had loaned $500,000,000 in its 12-year his tory and that the national total for the period was S4.150.000, 000. Losses on a national scale have been only one-seventh of one per cent. 240 Attend Other sectional meets were at Coauille. Tuesday, and Roseburg, Monday. Votes for directors were cast on all three occasions and totaled yesterday. Attend ance for the meetines was 240 persons including stockholders and guests. Over 50 per cent of the Jackson and Josephine county stockholders registered, setting a record for the southern Oregon association. A noon luncheon was served In the Hol land hotel Blue Room yesterday. DOUBLE TROUBLE Pasadena, Cal., Jan. 24 (U.R) John E. Moore, 60, whose car was thoroughly smashed when it was dragged for more than a block by an east-bound Santa Fe train, was given a traffic ticket for failure to. observe a railroad crossing signal. rd, and J. E. Young, Rose- -V-JUs t to, the board of directors . J Jg'iSSI'Ul Southern Oregon Produe-j A,-'.ZL2l"-2."-' V T Iredit association was an-igk n?"3iSs tAcme Telephoto) Girls and fellows alike dirty their faces over a $20,000 B-25 motor which the Sunnyvale, Cnlif.. Fremont High School purchased from Uncle Sam's RFC Surplus Department for $10. Concentrating on their work are (left to right) Georse Pauline, Betty M. Henley and Pat, Brown. Entire plane, which cost the school $200 under the surplus property plan, win never oe aiiuwcu wj Cowboys of Denver Herd Cattle Minus Gun Toting Attire Denver iU.P.i Some folks, when herding cattle is mention ed, think of glamorous cow boys resplendent in shaggy chans. colorful satin shirts, and toting a gun and rope. In Denver there are a group of men who watch after cattle, K.,t theu H,wt wear the tradi tional attire. They herd cattle in city fashion. These not-so-rugged cowboys care for the cattle at the Den ver stock vards. For them there's no battling blizzards or sleeping with the herds. When five o'clock rolls around they catch a streetcar or Jump into their cars and drive home. Most of the men have done lb.!. nf rmunimchinS in Midi Siwic v - tho nnpn naces. but on ' the whole they'll lake their present set-un minus the glamour. " The brand inspector does have one of the usual cnaracieni'--ii,. ...rioc mnK and uses them. Often it's hard to see the cattle's brand until tne animai i i tha nvorsrnwn hair scraped away from the identify ing mark. TOn BALE WOwWn """'i springs and mimress. dining room t. $60. 718 Victory St.. Apt. 5. vna Vai"1 rfSVlr librarv table $10. i rouna iHDte wnra box sprinss 58. and other house- noia ariicic. nn.nc room bedrooms. casi sine, e-wiirn, iui tri large lot; trefs and shrubtwry. A real home. Immediate poss.es.sltm. ffl? AAA Modrrn live room home oDUUU two bedrooms, close In. v near schools. tl n WII.inK. Realtor 7 Chestnut Phone 4844 aia aaa Modern eight ro MU.UUU house. S bedrooi I hardwood floors. Veteran, Ejected From Pre-War Job, Conducts Campaign iad CIS Tlawtp(r rnn Jtnd Wear vr aluminum rrfncn F'lw lier SS So. Oakdalt FOR SALE BY OWNEK Lovely 9 room nome, nnrnwooa noon - rooms: large firpplace, 2 ga floor furnaces, 1 gas circulating heater. 1 30-gal. electric hot water beater. All concrete foundation. Building tructure in excellent condition and located In a very nice residen tial district. Contact owners be fore 5 p. m. at 759 S. Holly or MARRIED WAN wants to .ease, rent or operate oair? wt helper. References. Rt. 1, Box 7. Gold niii. i-none toa run r.A i.rv i rw ri n 1 1 nr-1 1 1 1 1 H i all laying. Sell one or fifty. One nice young hog, weight about 200 lbs; also double barreled 16 gauge shotgun and box of shells. Three miles west of Ruch on highway 238. Through gate to green house on hillside. Tom Buck. Ko phone. BICYCLE BASKETS all metal wire baskets with aluminum finish i nna nnu- mt Sim Rrns. BICYCLE TIRE PUMPS can be ear lied right on the bicycle SIMS onus TT-OOn J1TRVACTS 9 large H. C. Little Burners. nm come, iir served F. E. SAMSON CO. Inc. BICYCLE SEAT A with" real leather tup -SIMS BROS. l REPLACE your broken window glass MEDFORD MI U. WORK CO. The Glass Hctus Phone 4112 loth and Grap ARMY OFFICER and wife to share comfortable home with air bac employee and daughter 9li years Prefer .oiiple who will assume full responsibility of house, garden, and care of child. Phone 2 4(32 morn-tngs. BICYCLE HE ADLIG'HTSbatVery or generator type why take a chance without one? SIMS BROS. FOR SALE 303 Sava ko and "" box shells. 30. Call 5918 BTcYCLE LUGGAGE CARRIERS finished in CHROME or enamel SIMS BROS. POPCORN If you like good pop corn come to us. The poppinsest corn in the world. Monarch Seed A Feed Co. TRUNKS and baggage delivery ser vice. Dial 7121. Eads Transfer & Stores Co. BICYCLE SPEEDOMETERS Tells how tar ana now mm yiu I ...11 ...... RRCiR frtsh fork. H euts. Oik!1 Thursday, Jan. 14. 1948 .Marxei. NOW OPEN New jewelry repair service. Rin siring, stone tighten ing, expansion brarelet repair. Santos Atate Shop, -ill s.. Main, FOR SALE Three (3 choice ceme terv lots In Siskiyou Memorial Park. Tribune Box 3085. JUST ARRIVED AT LEWIS SUPER Floor Lamps. S way Table Lamps, all metal Dsk Lamps, (lourscent RADIO BATTERTES 1000 hour power pack SPARTON AUTO HORNS Four models GAS HEATERS AND RANGES BABY STROLLERS LEWIS' SUPER SERVICE 8th and Front Phone 3119 Too Late to Classify GOING TO TEXAS Saturday. Jan grs. Sliure expenses. SSgt James U Evans. Rt. 1, Box 507 approx. 1 miles south of Medford on Dark Hollow RoacL JUST ARRIVED Table model cream beparaiors. fertilizer and lime sow ers plow repairs for McCormick Deering machines. Your McCor-mick-Deerinp dealer. CULLEN MOTOR & IMP. CO. 123 So. Riverside t fnii .PlHr nnsts: a so 8 and tf foot anchor posts. Carold J. Par FRUIT TREES Our stock i arrlv ing. See us. Monarch Seed Sc Firi Co. FRESH SMELT Oakdale""Market." FOR EXPEDIENT, dependable PcV- Eads Transfer Se Storage OX WARBLE! Cattle grubs do untold kill them. Make first application . cf4 A. rn TALENT FEED STORE Now under new management TRIANGLE FEEDS Your business will he appreciated Pat Kennedy and ,Guy Hays MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUTfl! THBEK CHOICE RABBIT J! AY by the bal' I 'OR HELP with your Income ta Or load. F. fc. OAAISUiI w., tin iciioi is iiui.o otit. oa nuw v-uuii. BICYCLE TIRE PUMPS first in four years SIMS BKu:. BULL service at your place Register ed tiereiora ana uuei iw E. Miller. Phone 6933; . PASTEURIZED TO ITS GOODNESS CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time Cash and Gsi Call Automobile Market. Friendly Medford Dealer Ph 3919 tb and Bartlett No Red Tape When Vou Sell ' to US WANTED--H ousek euper ', good cook" j References required. Good home 1 Private room and bath: top wages: , 3 In family. Tribune. Box 1879. SOON-" TIME for dormant spray on iterries ami nun See us for materials. Monarch Seed Feed Co. SEE US . . . About Your Personal or Standing MAILING LIST Morse's Mailing Service Phone 3722 39 South Grape St. ker. $5500 Kin An. Central , 3 room modern house. service porch, concreie foundation, new root anu Rochester. N. Y. (U.R) A former soldier, who claims the city refused to restore him his old job, has been attracting pub lic attention to the case by his own efforts. He has recently paced streets of the downtown wjbSALE Extra nice Eslaie lleal'- district bearing a sandwich rola. floor hoard p pe 4uu ids o. . . . , , . .... . r.- bricketcs. $35. Phone BlbJ or sa. board which reads: "Help Dis- --ili . . ,.--,nnv n. abled World War II Veteran.! Clifford 832 w. 13th. Phone 4334. FirpH hv flitv. Ruv nn Armle." I FiSn sai.f hrv bodV fir. Ph. 6180 in out; naiia ne uums h inuc, paint. Oil healer piped In. Posses. ston soon. 7N Bartlcll St. Phone 4b46 qr 3981 giving myscii a permunentl Jw' plus lu whilf in thf nthnr he hpars a trayful of apples and pears. with his case penning m su- has been refused reinstatement as a city photographer, while nitv nff if talc cav hp nil it Pit V service voluntarily after a re fusal to carry out assignee duties. ( UK SftLB ...... " - - .i ai.afl. 430 ManraniU, Cen tral Point Yonfln'(lo If, loo In 2 to 3 hours at home. Everything joa need for a lorioui wave 1 A re I (rtmeco& wive. Prepara tion! are liWe those used in beauty a Ion-type permanent. Laboratory tested. Wonderful for children's baby fine hair too. Money back guarantee. 7jryt i f "out S f CtS PCRMANINT ciztne, coCd. 11x104, below SSiSSsIISiSsIbS BEGINS FRIDAY! BURELSON'S 1 1 MstmimisHMav p1 Pf!"","1 m ww n t-i a ptc ..nil mtn 1 ore war quality with sturdy axle sup- nnrtc RIMS RROS. TOR SALE Singer aewing aclJne' ponaDie, rooq mnuiuuii. - between 1 una o i. 41 Chevrolet dump Uuck oilincr Phni.L 4111. FOR SALE 3 room modern tur- Hniman. Phone 2920. evenings 3203 and wife desire to rent furnished apartment or hoiwe. Call 25. V1LLTRADE Portland 5 room mo dern bunfialow, close to Sandy bua, for 6 room, well located Medford home. Give detail description, value J. C. Powell, 3629 NE. 18th Portland, owner. HAD A GOOD SALE at the Siskiyou Auction Yards, Grenada. Calif.. Pat.. Jan. 19 Good calves, dairy heifers and Blocker cattle in de mand, 1 and bringing good prices. There will be a sale here EVERY Saturday. CHILDREN'S SLEEPERS. pajamas, housecoats, print dresses, gabardine jimmies. Cottage Specialty Shop 414 Arcadia St. Phone 586 1. HUNTERS for DRUGS Main and Central Ph. 2446 Couple, 83, Enjoy Jaunt In Airplane On Golden Wedding Tncliannpolis (U.R) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zook each were 83 years old and neither .r.:i.. hoH l.n .in in a nlnnP Sfl. when their 50th wedding anni versary rolled around, relatives offered them a 45-minute aerial sightseeing trip as a golden anniversary present. The Zooks took off from Municipal airport in a plane piloted by Col. Roscoe Turner, World War I flying ace, and had a nice long look from the air at hoir hnmp in Tnnrecvillp Mrs. Zook thouRht the fields "looked like ' garden patches" and that automobiles were "no bigger than mice." She said they both wanted to go up again some day. Grain Cars Short j . For Nebraska Crop I Omaha, Neb. (U.R) There j is an acute grain car shortage in Nebraska, according to D, O. Aller, president of the Omaha fTrntn Fvfhnnpe. Aller says the shortage has re- . suited because railroads nave been moving most of their i emntv cars into the northwest .o honHTo thn nrine wheal croD. .viucn OI me new corn i-iup Road. will have to be piled on the; bicycle BASKETSanoihrr shTp- j ah- hliniroe nnlocei nient Just arrived SIMS BROS. more cars are made available. The average farm in France Is. 24 acres. FOB SALE 1939 Btilck special flve-passenrer coupe, an exceptionally clean car. MILES MOTORS 128 So. Riverside Phone 7254 FORLE ASE 1 arre'land. Rt. 1. box 257. Oakgroye Road. 20 years experience. Tribune Box WANTED Country hon'.e for ,hep herd DUD. Phonri BB.VJ. COLORED FLYERS, alive or dress- ert ue nvprpfi. t'none -.wi FOR SALE Man's overcoat. like new: also used suit. Phone 3407 MeHfnrrt. FOR SALE '20 Model A Ford. 7S as is. needs litile motor work Phnne Hold Hill 201. FOR SALE Beautltiil 1937 Packard snort coupe, radio and heater, within OPA celling. Rogue Hlver Chevrolet Co , 9th & Bartlett. iv"A VTFruArennntintf or bookkeeo InV job by married man. 15 years accounting experience. GeorKe rno cat t- rni Klvla u,i?l. bas ket, sn'so: aluminum pressure COOKer MOO seii:i. su ju. i. Evans. Rt. 1, Box 607 Dark Hollow SO GOOD FOR you mum no msfi ft E n n it.X'&$K Here's real dnion good ness in a Schilling shaker with moisture-proof top. No muss or fuss just shake in wonderful flavor! osiiic ttlt ONION IT CHUT llt a nvei iit IIHOHIHtl of WINTER MERCHANDISE! BROKEN SIZES ASSORTED COLORS GROUP 1 DRESSES Consisting of regular, junior and half sixes 9 to 15, 10 to 44, 14'2 to 24'a. Values to $24.95. JANUARY ClQft CLEARANCE 4EO 2 DRESSES $30. GROUP 2 DRESSES Largo group of dresses In light weight wools, rayon alpacas and wool jerseys. Plenty of color, broken sizes regular, junior and half siita. JANUARY (f1tfQQ CLEARANCE 100 2 DRESSES $25. Clearance Sale of Winter Goats! COATS Just a few coats Values to $49 they go at 10 1 t, left f 75. Out , PRICE 14 COATS Consisting of Californi Strollers and Millers' Vl sizes- mostly large sizes. Values to $49.95. 1 20- D0WNSTAIRS DEPT. It literally packed for our January Clearance. Dree, Sweater, Blouses, Dickies Jackets Raincoats and Slack Suits taken from Main Floor. Taken from our main floor. Broken sizes. DRESSES SLACK SUITS SLACK SUITS PLAID JACKETS , RAIN COATS BLOUSES Values to $4.95 Mlivm nrn III AtFTC Values to dnCLn DLL! UHWACId FUR MITTENS Values to $14.95 Short and long sleeves Values to $16.95 Corduroys Values to $7.95 00 wool, small sizes Values to $8 95 All colors and sizes $2.95 Values to $3.50 BRASSIERS by La Mode $5.88-2 for $10.00 Clearance $7.88 Clearance $9.99 Clearance $3. Clearance $4. Clearance $2.88 Clearance $1.88 Clearance 99c Clearance 99c Values to $2.75 A few Nylons j tin New Spring Merchandise Arriving! New Rayon and Cotton DRESSES $5.40, $6.80, $6.95 NEW SKIRTS Junior and Rcgubr Sizes $4.95 to $10.95 NEW SWEATERS All Types and Colors $2.95 to $7.95 NEW SLACK SUITS $7.95 to $16.95 NEW SEPARATE SLACKS $5.95 to $7.95 NEW TEEN AGE DRESSES Sizes 7 to 12 $1.85 BURELSON'S Ladies Ready to Wear . . M sj. AnnvAwsIs KJa Exehanaes No Approvals No Exchanges Schilling No Refunds ."1 I I 111. I. .I'M 1 1 I I AVCIIUC M. IIW1IV M ..mw I