Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 14, 1946, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMILO R. CONLEY OF LAKE CREEK TAKEN BY DEATH Milo Russell Conley passed away at a local hospital early today after arriving here by ambulance from Crescent City, Calif., Tuesday. He was born in Vinton, Iowa, March 23, 1873, and he came to Brownsboro, Ore., with his parents In 1886. Mr.Conley lived In Jackson county until two and one-half years ago, when he moved to Crescent City for his health. As a well known member of the Lake Creek community, he owned a ranch between McCal lister Soda Springs and Fish Lake on Little Butte Creek road for over 40 years. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Irvin C. Daley of Medford, who traveled to Crescent City Sim day and brought him here; also a brother, Manley Roy Conley; two nieces. Miss Venita- Daley of Medford, and Mrs. Maxine Herr of San Francisco; four nephews, Miles E. Donald, Ray mond and Clifford Conley of California. Funeral services will be held at the Pearl Funeral Home Sat urday at 1 p. m., the Rev. D. E. Millard officiating. Interment will be in Brownsboro cemetery. It is requested that only his clos est friends attend the services, WALTER REDFORD JOINS ASHLAND REALTY FIRM Ashland, Feb. 14 Association of Walter Redford, former pres ident of Southern Oregon Col lege of Education here, with George A. Andrews in the real estate business has been an nounced. Redford is well-trained in of fice management, having major ed in business administration and practice in college years. Use Mail Tribune Want Ada. RUBBING WAX make! linoleum l like mirrors without rubbing II Die Deer iporfcled wilh a mnorhv re- IB Section otMn. Howewife't pretty face... H to clear iht could put her lipstick on by W& HI No myit.rv either 'came Old tnglidi II No-Dubbing Wox M flflt OArl rnoket ftooa like niir R ttzZ&ZTldf ron,wirhout rubblnol II 'tEte Jwttpourondipreod. IV Oeriw '5 mimitet it driol f$tV9 Btasy-nord pro- H VfrvjS lectivo glate. Magic K VYTMj'! money-lover, too. WB WASHING MACHINE REPAIR FOR ALL MAKES Also Refrigeration Service Yeuiger's Appliance 31 N. Bartlett Phone 2419 Don Cruse, World War n vet eran and former member of the state police in this district, has been appointed deputy sheriff, Sheriff Howard Gault announc ed today. He takes the placu of Deputy Sheriff Vern Smith whose resignation becomes ef fective tomorrow, when Cruse will assume his new duties. Cruse Is married and a mem ber of the Disabled Veterans of America. He served as a para trooper and with cadres train ing paratroopers in several camps. During maneuvers in Tennessee preparatory to going to Europe, he sustained injuries that resulted In his discharge. He served with the 13th airborne division. Two candidates for nomina tion for sheriff of Jackson county filed formal declarations with the county clerk's office yester day. They were Vern Smith, Ash land, deputy sheriff, who seeks the republican nomination on the slogan "Render experienced and courteous public service." He terminates his connection with the sheriff's office tomor row. Dick Baize, connected with the city police department, is the first democrat to- file for of fice, and lists as his slogan: "Perform my duties on the same democratic principles as my pre decessor, Syd Brown." DeArmond Rites at Ashland Tomorrow Ashland, Feb. 14 Funeral services for John Alson DeAr mond, 90, will be held at the Litwiller Funeral Home here at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow. His death took place Feb. 12 at Salem. The Rev. Earl F. Downing will of ficiate and cremation will take place. DeArmond lived in Medford for several years before going to Ashland and was a construc tion foreman for the old Owen Oregon Lumber Co., now Med ford Corporation. The deceased is survived by three daughters, Mrs. J. E. Leigh Ashland; Mrs. R. R. Childs, Med ford, and Mrs. W. L. McVay, Smith River, Cal. Also surviv ing are six grandchildren and one great grandchild. His wife died in 1918. Closing time tor Sunday Too Late to ciaislty vuu Saturday anernonn Plnn.ce remember I.O.O.F. meeta each Tuesday at 7:30 D-m at tne- l.u.u.r . Hall on 6th itreet opposite the Holly theatre. Feb. 19. practice first degree. Refreshments after lodge. All Odd Fellows are welcome. - Chas. Bateman, N. O. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Good family cow, high test, fresh 3 wceki. Box 232, Thomas Road. HAND WEAVING of rum and hand- bags, also silk purses made of Jap parachute silk. Call or write to 11 Vancouver Ave., to see samples. Phone Medford 4763. FOR SALE Green hardwood. Phone 2606. CHRYSLER Air-Flow !37 sedan model C-17. Good condition. Phone 3684. 1 ins.. 'ritfr 1 - ;!!? 4 ( Mm .1 inl ft YES-KENU IS THE EASIER WAY TO PERFECT DISHWASHING Keou quickly looieos and floats away greasy food toils without nibbing and scraping ... Leaves bright clean dishes and sparkling glassware thai dry without wipiog. Start using Keno for your dishwashing today. !rs better, faster . . and so much easier. - r'- . -'. .1!.!. FOR SALS OR TRADE 1M Hudson 4 -door sedan, good urea, food con dition. Ralph Furrer. Phone 7434, evenings a-33, VI GROW The complete plant ' food. at racmc reea at &eea. FRESH COW, heavy producer, hatter Drone, a. s. ton. a miles west on Jacksonville Hwy. Perry dale, 4th house on right FOR SALE 5 room modern house. 3 room modern rental In rear. New garage, large yard, garden space. Cement foundation. Ph. 7205. WANTED Young lady accounts re- ceivame DooKKeeper, one laminar with Burroughs calculator and posting machine preferred. Steady position, good salary. Apply in person. Mali Tribune. BICYCLE BASKETS Get your all meiai, pre-war quality oixa Daaxei at alma BKUS. ffOCAA A fine Eastslde home, 3 uOJUU bedrooms, large living Full basemen'-, furnace and laun dry trays. Concrete driveway. Lovely yard and shrubs. CM O AAA 5 acres, irrigated, of dlfc.UUU which 4 acres Is in full OTnum Rartlott nfuira. 1 acre In clover. Also completely furnished modern 6-room house. Includes spray rig and some ma chinery. This is a real buy. RAY MARKS AGENCY. Real Estate 223 E. Main rnone ooa (Above Kidda Shoe Store) ffOCOC- room house, garage and &)LU woodshed. City water and woven wire. S.W, part of town. Early possession. fjrrftft 5 room all modem home. 2)DjUU fireplace, electric water hAttr. etric rittlt, wood circulator and trash burner. Part basement. 4 lots, barn, hen house, fruit and nuts. Possession about 3 weeks. This property lo cated In Jacksonville. CARL GOTTSCHE, Broker 7 N. Bartlett St. Phone 4646 or 3961 SHRUBS Shipment just arrived. snaae trees, i lowering trees, sirw berrles, nectarberrles, asparagus plants. Pacific Feed at Seed. NEWTOWN APPLES, $1.75 box. Sup ply limited. Payless Marxet. . 333 s. Riverside, opposite Firestone. FOR HELP with your income tax re ports phone 3913. 55 Rosa court. FOR SALE -l"6-hol'e" ice cream cabl- net. Can be used as a food locner. Phone 6224 Carlton Nursery, FOR SALE 1940 Special Deluxe Chevrolet, town sedan. Good conai tlon and tires. 402 King St. BICYCLES u s e d and rebuilt we now have the following bikes for sale: REBUILT: Ladles' Royal with bal loon tires. Man's heavy Service with balloon tires. USED: Ladies' Colson with balloon tires, light and basket. Man's Haw thorne Lightweight model only si a. oo. SIMS BROS. "Your WORLD bicycle store' SILENT SIOUX OIL BROODERS another shipment amvi.v soon. No assurance that we can get any more. Order your today. Also metal feeders and chick supplies. Central Point Hatchery. XT YOU WANT YOUR CAR painted right, you are safe In having It done at Mitchell Paint Shop, 606 So. Riverside. FOR SALE Baled bright oat hay. V ml. northeast of Central Point Phone 952, C. P. FOR SALE Pink dahlia bulbs. 20c each; 17 jewel lady's wrist watch. $25: kitchen sink. $4. Phone 3406. FOR SALE Wood or coal circulating neater; bapy bed. 233 so. Grape. LOST Bulova wrist watch, black band, between home and Jr. High school. Reward If returned to Dor othy Hawkins, 623 S. Central. PEKINESE puppies, pure white toys. a iso au, coiors. Maw Kins nenneis. oj ao. central. FOR SALE Electrolux, like new. 623 to. central. TO ALL REALTORS My property, located 26 Portland Ave., is off the market until further notice. Alfred S. Hilton. WEN ON AH CLUB public card party. Friday, Feb. 15, 8 p.m. Redman nail. Appie oi. WANTED TO BUY 2 or 3 bedroom house In or near Eagle Point Con tact Rural Carrier No. 1, Eagle Pt FOR SALE Large electric range , with trash burner, $20; Western saddle, $50; miscellaneous canned fruits 15c quart and 10c pint mono zyi WANTED Wool presser, male pre ferred, top wages. Apply Medford Domestic Laundry, 30 No. Riverside. EX-SERVICE man, state employee, wants small furnished house or apartment for self and wife. Re ferences. Phone 2304. COLORED FRYERS and turkeys, dressed, delivered. Phone 409 1 . ATTENTION Agate cutting supplies are coming In. Get yours now. Have your agate cut and mounted and a new shank put on that ring, and if your broach or watch band Is broken we can fix it. We can re string your pearls and bronze those baby shoes. Ring sizing, stone tightening, expansion bands re paired. Work guaranteed. Santos Agate Shop. 411 E. Main. Medford. LOS T Wednesday, child's g o 1 d identification bracelet with gold charm, between Jr. High school and Geneva street. Engraved Shir ley Ann. Reward. Phone 3983 or 38 Geneva. LOST Will the person in a Model A pickup that found a Post Vice near Central Point cemetery please let us know where to get in touch with him and receive reward. Bob's Poultry & Picking Plant, back of ju Mapia bt., iviearora. FOR SALE Hard. e spray rig. 200 gal. tank, 4 la h.p. Cushman motor, 12 gaL pump. Box 128, Jackson ville Hwy. Phone 6232. FOR SALE Nearly new 12x14 Waverly Broad loom rug with pad and throw rug; also a few new Western saddles and bridles. 603 W. 11th, FOR SALE Good fertilizer, deliver ed. Phone 4456. WANTED Single man as animal hospital attendant; living quarters furnished. Apply in person. 1455 N. mversiac. WANTED TO RENT 4 or 5 room unfurnished or partly furnished house. 307 No. Ivy. BEAUnrUIi NEW HOME ON OLD STAGE ROAD One of the newest and finest homes in the valley. Ultra modern throughout, 3000 ft of floor space all on one floor. Heated with Electric wall panels, 2 bathrooms, fireplace. An 18 ft. plate glass win dow which provides a panoramic view of the whole valley from a large living room, fine modern guest house. Approx. 9 acres of ground which is mostly under irri gation. Located 5 miles from Med ford. See us for details. SPENCER-BAGLEY AGENCY 102 West Main Street Phone 2076 or 6892 PEAT MOSS for yur lawns arid flower beds at Pacific Feed 4t Seed. THIS WEEK'S BEST BUYS tf C AAA 35 acres, irrigated free vvvvv water. Good barn, no house. $2000 down. CCAAA-46 acres, 10 cultivated, 4 ipDUUU irrigated, 3 room house, T water and lights, chicken house and barn. Good .thicken ranch. 9in CAAAbout 13 acres. S acres dlU9UU in walnuts; chicken x house 20x50, brooder house, garage and barn. 6 room modern home, oil heat Good loca tion. rnrA 6 room modern, 2 acres, wJlOv barn, garage and hen- house. Old Stage Road. W7Crt'' acre, modern S room tbD 1 0U home, patio, well for lr T rlgatlon, city water. A nice home. KIMBALL Real Estate CHILDERS Phone Jasksonvllle 191 SO EGG Incubator and Brooder; dln lng extension table, silverware, dishes and other household articles. Call at Covered Wagon. Ph. 6189. FOR SALE OR TRADE Large lot Improved, K. Falls for Medford or vicinity, box 373 Meororo, FOR SALE Large fireplace style wood or coal circulating heater. Bean Lane, box 384. GARDEN SEEDS Onion sets whltf or brown. Seed potatoes. Pacific Feed & Seed. FOR SALE Wed gewood gas range, side oven, trash burner, city or bottled gas burners, $75. Phone 434 Haven ai BEAUTIFUL HOME Desirable dlst rlct, convenient to everything Cheerful 5 rm. bRlw- bath, elec, gas, phone; garage, nice lawn, beautiful shade trees, lot 50x120. A "buy" you can't afford to miss. Low $3500, 13 dn., incl. elec. water heater, kitchen range, elec. refrl.. etc. Others shown. Free Mat mail ed .Chester BJerke. STROUT REALTY. 1815 Oregon Av., (on hi'wav 97), Klamath Falls, Ore. JPh. M ljT BICYCLE TIRES AND TUBES we have them guaranteed quality SIMS BROS. L G. TAYLOR CO. payt the HIGHEST MARKET PRICES Itrou have a CAR ei TRUCK 'o tell, w advix felling It now. Call or Phone Dodge-Plymouth Dealer L G. TAYLOR CO. Phon 2965 FOR SALE Elecrrie water heaters. Call at Davis Transfer and Slor- age Co,. Frida y or Saturday. HOUSE TRAILER 25 ftTi.lT" steel; electric refrigerator and brakes: a double beds and sinks, spun glass insulated; oil burner with blower, A-l 8-ply truck tires. (1800 cash if sold this week. Evershady Auto Court. WAN TED Janitorl bus driver, al Central Point school. FOR SALE 1 RCA. electric radio and phonograph. Call at 530 S. Central, upstairs, after 6:30 pjn. N. E. Cappa. ' WAN TED Late model automobile. Will pay premium for clean late model car. Cleeton. Allen Hotel. FOR SALE Singer sewing machine In good condition. $35. Mrs. Delia Daniels. Rt 3, Box 337. Ashland, FOR RENT Sleeping rooms. 146 S. Holly. W FOR SALE 4 burner pre-war Silex; 2 burner gas hot plate, heavy duty; oil stove oven. 310 S. Riverside. FOR SALE Ten ton truck scales. A-l condition. Cheap. Fred Rein hart. Rt. 2. Box 296. Grants Pass. MR. LEES. Central Point., please get in touch with Mrs. Waiter Steele, Ph. 2600. JUST ARRIVED AT LEWIS SUPER 1946 Motorola Farm Radio ik volt Battery Model Two 925-550-18 4 -ply Goodrich Tires Two 450-21 4-ply Goodrich Tires Aluminum Kitchen Stools Willow Clothes Baskets, 3 sizes 7 pc Kitchen Cutlery Sets Gas Range Auto Baby Seats Tire Pumps Bumper Jacks LEWIS SUPER SERVICE 8th 6c Front Phone 2119 LOST Wide rhinestone link bracelet at scene of accident on Crater Lake highway. Jan 20. Reward. Ph. 2000. TREE TOPPING Shrub work, all Jkncia. 5lo grafting. Ph. 4004. FOR SALE Household articles, tur niture. dishes, high chair, large ice box. antique chairs, electric iron, toaster, 1 fur. outing flannel, bias tape and many other items. 609 East Main. $10,000" WANTED Furnlsbd or unfurnished apt or house, perferably house. In or somewhere close to Medford. with space for chickens; small fam lly. nortrinkers. Phone 6819. WANTED A practice piano. Phone 5178; , Duplex, close In, cor. location, 9 rm., batn and servlca norch on each side. Oak floor In living and dining rm. Fireplace, garage and woodshed for each side. Spare rm. and storage for each side, upstairs. One side furnished complete. Pos session of owners quarters about 30 days. CARL GOTTSCHE, Broker 7 N. BarUett St. Ph. 4646 or 3961 COMMERCIAL Spraying will star t spraying soon as weather permits. Phone 6561 evenings, after A Wlthraw. WANTEDNeat appearing married man, to sell and distribute State known product, vicinity of Med ford. Details given at time of in terview. Applicants will be con tacted February 14th, Write Trt bune Box 2707. FOR SALE Boy's prewar World bi cycle. $20. 702 West Palm. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Plme Cash and Gas Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer Ph 3019 6th and Bartlsti No Red Tape When You Sell to US Glasses Spcre Dishes ffeaf, ma, AfYltKllA WASH VYUKU y Thursday, Feb. !. 1948 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIVS WANTED Quantity of spoiled hay (or orchard mulching. Phone 2161 between B a. m. and S p. m. MEDFORD N U R S S R V "SCHOOl Dally care (or children of work Inc mothers Ages 2-rJ Hours 1-30 am to a pjn. Phone 201S. 325 E Jackson STOP Your brakes act quicken LOOK! (or Immediate servloel LISTEN all squeaks have gone when you have your car lubricated at FIRESTONE STORES, 214 S. Riverside. Call 4737 or 7118. REGISTERED bull serMe at Jem uace Service fee IS Harry B. Mil er. Phone 0933. Just RaecWtd Shlpmtat of FLOOR FURNACES Both Manual and Automatic LEONARD ELECTRIC CO. Phone 4427 309 E. Main "WHEN HE SAYS COFFEE l MEAN FOLGER'S!" 45-21 Produced by Raymond R. Morgan Co. for FOLGER'S COFFE8 Sperry's Martha Meade Salutes Mrs. Maybelle Foley I 5 IS 4 111 Wr? er Mr1 J M mmttii' Y4iiTillilWf Miff ifi i il"'- I Vrt sjj y A UTTLE BABY IN 1883 was Maybelle Gibbs. From her cradle she often watched her mother bakinff eooklea. cakes, pies and hotbreads with Sperry Drifted Snow Flour ... a bak ing custom that Maybelle herself was to inherit in later years. A YOUNG WOMAN IN 1901, Maybelle was already an excellent cook. From her mother she learned to depend on Sperry Drifted Snow Flour for all her bakings. Today, Maybelle Glbbs Foley is being saluted for her SO years oi baking the Sperry way! THERE'S A CERTAIN THRILL about taking the first piece out of a brand new pie . . . especially when the recipe was dedicated to you! That's the way Mrs. Maybelle Gibbs Foley of Oakland, California, feels about it. Sperry's Martha Meade dedicated this Midwinter Fruit Pie recipe to Mrs. Foley, as a salute to her 50 years of baking with Sperry Drifted Snow Flour. mil a? tzi rr?i?KWTEB'a il .1 . I '& , J. -jSkV' Mnt-fa MaaIa Mo,f-Afl TrAfAWM V.A AvV.AtttV W "You'll be just as thrilled with this dessert as was V" Mrs. foley, 60-year user of our SPERRY DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR" When U a pie not a piet When it's thie unusual ntwietuHt The edaee of a rich bieewt-type poetry fold over the flMt of home-tanned fruit. The top Is eprinkled with eugar crumbe. Truly a maeterpiece...and ever to laey to makel A SOUND CArl HOIN sailed the htntory.makinjr vessel Younff America in 1862, voysjing to New York. That same year, Sperry Flour was making its own history in the kitchens of thousands of western home makers ... proving its dependability for all-purpose baking. Today, after 94 years of experience in milling fine flour, Sperry skill turns out the most popular western brand . , . Sperry Drifted Snow Flour. pttt," TrlfM Snow," "Hntnt.Ttrltff and "Martha Meads'' an retuurea UseVaurks ot General Mills, las. UK (lewr befere mesnerlflf- Use level meoiwremenls ler ell Insredlenli, Sift together Into a mixing bowl 1 cup sifted Sperry Drifted Snow ' -Hori.e-Fer'rle" Enrlchsd Flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 leaipoon salt 2 tablespoons sugar With two knives or a pastry blender, cut Into dry Ingredients until finely blended Vi cup shortening (pari morgarlno for flavor) Add, mixing to a moderately soft dough 1 egg (medium slie), beaten with 1 tablespoon milk Roll, or pat out the dough on a (loured board to entirely fit a 9-Inch, deep pie pan (dough will be about V, inch thick). Fit dough Into pan and cover with 3 cups well drained conned fruit (or a combination ot truiu if at deilred) 0 '1 Tn nrlra of nastrv over top of fruit (It will come about 1 inch In toward center of pie) . Sprinkle top of pie (both fruit and I pastry) with crumb-like mixture of 3 tablespoons sugar ! cup sifted Sperry Drifted Snow -Homeferfeier Enriched Flour j Vi teaspoon powdered cinnamon 1 tablespoon soft margarine Rake In a moderately hot oven, S76 for J 80 minutes. Serve slightly warm. serv- j ings. ! ft DOUBtE YOUR MONEY BACK! j You'll have perfect success unin mi reo ips, usini; Sperry Dritd Snout "Home Perfected" Enriched Flour. Otherwiee, write to Sperry Flour, Son Franceica S, and they'll refund double the eost of your tack of Drifted Snow. IN MY RECIPE FOLDER to of Sperry Drifted Snow Flour, you'll find new Speed-Method recipes to give last minute meals a glorified air. Every one Is tested by my staff I ttptfrwy Dlrialoa f Brssi Mill VOTWavJ iwar!gsssgSeCSlZirr3ZZZel .