TWELVE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday, Feb. 3, 1946
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Iniulalion
ATTIC I NSUI-ATI ON Roofing, Roof
Repair, n. Stding. Time payments.
Free estimates All work and
mntertali ruarantecd
Are Roof ins Ac insulation Co.
So rvnrT, Phone 3513
Insurance
THE FOLLOWING" policies rang in
nrico from so 10 iu; ur
' Policy (All rtk) Jewelry Policy
at..,.. f onHlnrHa mnii ranamu
(Sidewalks In bad condition. Icy
walki. toyi on walki. garden note
on walk etc might remit in law
nit.) Residence and World Wide
Tnett foitcy unciuae nuiuup
Hicycie ineiui view pw
Brophy Bldg.
INSttftANCfiT
FOR COMPLETE protection against
- loss by tire burglary liability ca.
ualty.etc phone Walter Jones. 2570
Floor Sanding
fLOOR '"sanding'; "new equipmen"Oor
lau-at and best work by ex-serviceman.
Phone 364.
Pointing
tfOR Interior and exterior rlccorptTng,
Paper hanging Free estimates. Call
5984 G uy Rhea
FAINTING Interior painting and
decorating, furniture reflnishing
Call 7201. -
Paper Hanging
jFOR PAPER llANCINO or" Kemton
ing rail 3520 or 210 8. ivy. Ask
for Mr Hall
Piano Tuning
ft A NO TUNING and repairing
Purueker Piano House or phone
73rJ W P Brooks
Washing Machines
wXSHTNa MACHTNE" and Appliance
repairs whits wringer rolls, bun
beam iron cords and appliance
accessories Complete stock of
parts (or all makes of washers
Guaranteed service pickup and de
livery We want saUstled custo
mers Larson, May Co 400 b Main
by the Roiiy theatre Phone 5302
EXPERT BENfJlX Washing tfacRThe
Service La non-May Co. 408 B
Main by the Rosy theatre Phone
0302
Friend's Auto Wrecking
NOW OPEN
Repairing
Used Cara Parts
DALE FRIEND, Owner
Phone Eveninga 3565
Complete Factory Approved
SAFETY
SERVICE
Chryilar Fac
tory Engineer
I Dependable I
SERVICE ,
ed and Inspect'
I ed Parts (or
Chrysler
Dodge
Plymouth
Dodge Trucks
DODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS
L G. TAYLOR CO.
112 So. Riverside Phone 2985
WASHING MACHINE
REPAIR
FOR ALL MAKES
Alio
Refrigeration Service
Younger's Appliance
31 N. Bartlett Phone 2419
To Landowners
of the
TrAeLimTT
Irrigation District
The Talent Irrigation District Board of Directors, In
response to a growing sentiment throughout the District,
and with the object of making more economical and ef
ficient distribution of its never-too-plontiful water supply,
hm decided to take over maintenance of farm laterals in
the District.
Unlike most other Oregon Irrigation districts, the Tal
ent District has always maintained only its main canals
leaving up to the water users thomsolves all maintenance
of ditches leading from these canals to the individual
farms.
This system, while resulting In lower water assess
ments, has never boen satisfactory. Leaky flumes, ditches
cleaned poorly or not at all, and diversion structures con
sisting of piles of rocks or mud causo a serious loss of
water. Laterals on too steep ground wash deep gullies,
undermining fences and buildings, and in many cases the
water users served by such laterals havo neither the time,
equipment, experience or finances necessary to put and
keep them in proper shape.
It is felt by the Board that the Increased efficiency
in water distribution, and the water saved by proper im
provement and maintenance of tho farm lateral system
will be well worth the added cost of this service.
These costs run, in other Districts where such mainte
nance has alwavs been carried on by District crews, to
approximately $1.00 per acre per year. They may be
somewhat higher in this District, during the time the badly
run down farm lateral system is being rehabilitated, bat
will be about the same thereafter.
It must be noted that, since no assessment has been
made for farm lateral maintenance during the present tax
year of 1945-1946, no cleaning of such latorals can bo
done by District crews this Spring. This must be done, as
in the oast, by the water users themselves. However, there
are sufficient funds In the District treasury to keep a small
crew busy throughout this season installing diversion
structures, replacing flumes, installing tile where neces
sary and, in general, improving the physical condition of
the farm lateral system. This it is expected will affect at
least some saving of water during the coming year.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
TALENT IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Rooting
BU1L.T UP roof: coating: tree eatl
mat, years of experience Work
ruaranteed HOWARD L BAKIO
Rt 1, Box 320 Central Point. Ore
Roof contracting and roof repairs
All types ol roofing franchisee
Pabeo distributors Workmansmp
and materials guaranteed Tims
payments Kree estimates
fekERSON PA1N1 & H(X) STOR
:ta Sn Bartlett t'hone .1H13
Income Tax
(NCOMK 'Tax' Returns mane out
VICTOR C. BETHER BIIOPHV
ni.no
Laundry
SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY. Corner
4th A Ivy Phone 3HU.
Well Drilling
WATER WELL DRILLING Experi
enced and reliable workmen
Modern equipment New casing
used Detster and Cech 138 Van
couver Ave Phone7;5fl
WELL DRILLING with modern equip
ment See Gott Bros sl biampcr
and Uoff Bros Hardware i23 W
Main Phone aoa Medlnrd Jacuui
Water Pumps ssles and service
WATER" "WELLS drilled with modern
equipment Call 7372 U O Simpson
Drilling Co IQU7 Rrtrty Ave
Gun Repairing
MEDFORrTr.UN SHOP
1701 N. Riverside
Custom' Giiiismlthlna
Recoil Pad Scope Mounting
Guns Cleaned and Oiled
MABTIN S GUN SERVICE
41 South rront
Repairing. He-hlueing. He-harrellng
Tile Work
T6r cERAMfCt!iew or It: Walls
floors drainboards store fronts, call
Mr Lnmhert VMS IIIBW 8th St
Transfer
dlTY TRANSFER 4 STORAGE CO
Complete transfer moving and stor
age service Also pscking crating
and shipping by expert workmen
38 a FlrStJPnons 4084 night laji
5AVIS-TRANSFER r SfoRAGtTCiS
Medtord modern storage service
Long distance hauling Dtsl J8U8
40 South Fir
FTjRNITUREMoVf rlO ti fiTOftAGE
We have van moving equipment loi
Incsl and long-distance nnullng
Dry and clean storage (concrete
bulldlngl with special locker rooms
SAMSOn'sTORAGE WAREHOUSt
Phone 3738
eadS Transfer & "storage (JO
A complete trucking service U
meet vour nced Olsl r 1 11
Radio
SERVICE 'on Bllma"kcs and models
radio receivers: Also commercial
sound equipment. Pickup and de
livery service.
WALT'S RADIO SERVICE
400 E. Main I'lione 3200
SEE UsTor' Siroinbcrg Carlson inter
communication and sound equip-
"'""wALTS RADIO SERVICE
400 E. Main Ph. 3200
fjous'e At Auto Radloa repaired Batter
lea charged Albright s aift Haven
PRUITT'8 ServTca" Annex Radio and
Bound system repeirtng Prompt
ervlce 10 N Fir phone sum
Septic Tanks
""Disabled war vet wants work.
Adequate sanlliiry equip, lor pump
ing septic tanks. $12. SO per tun
Inrludlng digging, pumping, haul
ing and back lllllnF. Also septic
tanks and drain fields Installed
All work guaranteed. Free est.
Phone MHO.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE
Tract of Land In Medford
Sealed bids will be received
by the Stttte Highway Commis
sion In Room 325. State Office
Building, Snlcm, Oregon, until
2:00 p. m., Monday, February 18,
1946. for the purchase of atnle
owncd property on the south-
westerly side of the Pacific High
way at Birch Street, In the north
part of Medford, being that part
of Lot ID, Block 6, Berryvale
Addition, lying outside the state
highway right of way.
Full information for bidders
may be obtained from the State
Highway Commission, Saletn,
Oregon.
OREGON STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION
By: II. B. Glaisycr, Secretary
MAIL TRIBUNE FM
A conditional grant for a fre
quency modulation radio station
has been issued for the Medford
Mail Tribune by - the federal
communications commission, ac
cording to word received from
Washington, D. C.
It is understood the condition
al gran,t means that the com
mission has examined the quali
fications of the applicant and
has mado available a channel
end will now examine engineer
ing data and make such other
inquiry as may be deemed de
sirable. Start of construction of the
station will depend upon avail
ability of equipment and mater
ial. Eagle Pt. Legion
Meeting Tuesday
Eagle Point, Feb. 2 A second
meeting to discuss organization
of an American Legion post
here has been called for Tues
day. Feb. 4. at 8 p. m. in the city
hall. A previous announcement
erroneously slated that the
meeting would be Monday.
George B. Holmes, one of the
organizers, announced that all
but two of the 15 signatures re
quired to petition for the post
had been obtained Friday.
. BIRTHS
HANSCOM To Mr. and Mrs.
Harold, Brownsboro, Feb. 2,
1046, a girl, 7 lbs., at Commun
ity hospital.
SCIIATZ To Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur, 1113 W. Clement, Jan.
31, 1946, a girl, 8 lbs., at Com
munity hospital.
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C. A. THOMPSON
Sunday, February 10, 7:30 p. m.
"AFTER DEATH WHAT?"
WHERE and HOW will the Righteous
Spend Eternity?
Nothing Is mors conducive to SPIRITUAL
UPLIFT than SACRED MUSIC. So come
arly and enjoy the
Inspirational Song Fest
Conductid by PROF. EUGENE WINTER
and MRS. LOIS WINTER
An
Will
The Seventh Day
BE
IN RITES TONIGHT
Volunteer workers of the
Riverside USO will be honored
tonight in a ceremony at the
club observing the fifth anni
versary of United Service Or
ganizations In the United States,
Miss Bernice O'Denny, club di
rector, announced yesterday.
Medford women who are to re
ceive certificates of service for
outstanding volunteer work at
the club during World War II
are Mrs. L. V. Watkins. Mrs.
Frances Simcox, Mrs. Lester
Throckmorton, and Mrs. O. L.
Llndley. Organizations whicli
will receive the certificates are
Elks lodge, Navy Motriers club.
Lady Lions and the First Christ
ian church.
Receiving service pins for
volunteer work amounting to
100 or more hours will be Mes
damcs T. I. Smith, Maude Sny
der, Carold J. Parker, O. V.
Hayes, Marion Housechild, and
Misses Marie Boliou, Margaret
Hsnry, Ina Lucas, Connie Mea
dor, Sue Parkinson, Lauraine
Johnson, Faith Warnock and
Rita Weiss.
Following the presentation
ceremony, to begin at 8:30 p.m.,
a huge birthday cake will be
served and entertainment will
be furnished by Misses Kay
Gentncr and Ina Lucas.
Eagl
e Pt. School
Contributes $40
Eagle Point, Feb. 2 Contri
bution of the local cchool to the
March of Dimes fund amounts to
$40.85, Principal Glenn Hale
declared Friday. Of the total
$17 was raised at a high school
town team basketball game Jan
uary 22.
CAKII OK THANKS
We wish to extend our sincere
Ihnnks to the many friends and rela
tives for all their klndnesa and beau
tiful flowers: also to the kind doctor
who worked so hard, and to the
sisters and nurses of the Sacred Heart
hospital who were so kind and good
In the loss of our loved one.
Jack Tungalc and Family
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Promptly at 7:30 Before Each Lecture
Educational Sound Motion Film
Add to the Pleasure and Edification of the Audience
CORNER EDWARDS
OBITUARY
MRS. EMMA SHADE
Mrs. Emma Shade pasted
away at a local hospital early
Saturday. Funeral arrange
ments, in charge of Perl Funer
al Home will be announced
later.
Cats Poisoned In
So. Newtown Area
Three cats, highly valued as
family pets, were poisoned last
week in the South Newtown
district, it was reported to the
Jackson county Humane society.
Owners of two of the pets were
the George Thomas family, 309
South Newtown street, and
Charles Atterbury, the society
stated.
Pet owners in the district are
advised by the society to keep
their animals close in as it is
pointed out that it is not uncom
mon for several animals to be
destroyed in the same manner
over a short period of time.
SHADY COVE TO HAVE
PLANER, CABINET SHOP
Shady Cove, Feb. 2 C o n-
struction of a 16 by 48 foot
building to house a small mas-
terhead planer has been started
here by Walter Mallory and
Comforting
Assistance
PERL
FUNERAL HOME
John A. Perl
E LECTURES
I
Sunday, February 3, 7:30 p. m.
WHAT
Will the ATOMIC BOMB wreck civilization? or
will atomic energy be harnessed for beneficient pur
poses? You will be amazed at the revelations of
BIBLE PROPHECIES.
Wednesday, February 6, 7:30 p. b.
"THE COMING OF THE
PRINCE OF PEACE"
who will banish war and establish righteousness
and peace in all the world.
Wednesday, February 6, 7:30 p. m.
"The Problem of Redemption"
On of tht most intertsting and enlightening of all
BibU topics.
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Assisted by the ROGUE
Adventist
AND BEATTY STREETS
Claude Myeri on Mallory'i pro-
perty. The men are also con
verting a small structure, origin
ally built as a bamt into a cabi
net shop.
What's Doing at
u. s. o.
Miss Connie Meador will serve
as junior hostess at the Java
club at the Riverside USO from
9 to 12 o'clock today. During
the Twilight Reverie hour be
ginning at 6 p. m., Miss Ina Lucas
will sing and present piano se
lections. Lady Elks will serve the Pan
try shelf at 6 o'clock followed
by the celebration of the fifth
anniversary of USO.
P.T.A. Activities
City P.-T.A. Council
A Founders' Day program will
be given at the meeting of the
Doroni.Trarher association city
council set for Tuesday, Feb. ,5,
at the y.m.u.a. ouuuiug. in
sert luncheon will be served at
one o'clock by members of the
Lincoln school association.
All past presidents of the
council are especially asked to
be present.
Closing time ror Classified Ads 8:30
a.m. Too Late to Classify 12:15 p.m
You may depend on us to
efficiently arrange every
detail and assist you in
every way possible. When
death occurs, come to us
and be assured your every
request will be fulfilled.
Frank Perl
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RIVER ACADEMY CHORUS
Church
Court House News
Probate Court
Estate of Frank M. Amy, de
ceased; Vada G. Lewis, execu
trix.
Estate of George Rosch, de
ceased; George W. Neilson, ad
ministrator and attorney.
Estate of William Hartcr Ever
hard, deceased; Bertha Everhard
Bartlam, administratrix.
Estate of John Vierira, de
ceased, C. H. Taylor, administra
tor. Estate of Alice Foley, deceas
ed; Chester A. Foley, administra
tor.
Estate of Frank B. Goodhue,
deceased; G. H. Billings, admin
istrator.
Estate of George W. Looslcy,
deceased; Emma T. Loosley, exe
cutrix. Estate of Humphrey Elliott
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rayon crepe . . . lovely heart-stirrinR-paatel colors, too.
$2295
NEW GEORGIANA
DRESSES
These lovely frocks strike a new note In soft smart
ness with line striped cord chambray which is ever
iied shrunk lor carefree wear. Now ready in blue,
green, brown or red. Sites 10 to 20. Budget priced
at just
$898 .
NEW ALL WOOL
TOP COATS
Hert indeed it a smart spring top coat of fin me
dium weight wool. A collar less type, single neck
button coat. Wide shoulder sleeve and two slash
side pockets. Available in black, green and rich
blue. Yours for just
$3995
Entrances On Main St. & Central Ave.
Meagher, deceased; Clara. M.
Meagher, administratrix.
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