Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 21, 1946, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextX i LOCAL and Car Fire City firemen extin guished a fire this morning in a car belonging to Wayne Johnson, 719 Park street and parked on West Main street. No damage was caused by the blaze, said to be started by a short in the car wiring. Aerie To Meet Crater Lake Aerie No. 2093 and auxiliary, Fraternal Order of Eagles, will hold the regular meeting tonight at trv !.fll, 219 West Main street, at 8 p. m. Initiation and com mittee reports will take place during the business meeting and a dance will follow. B!8 PLANTATION "saris' 1ST . s,i'"6T It't bold d:lnk . . . reminiscent of fine brandy. It's mellow drink remindful of smooth liqueur. It's a full-bodied drink suggestive of rich whiskey. Makes Old Fashioneds... Manhattans . . . Highballs better. Try Plantation straight. Life is pleasant with P nutation OlstM Frodncts, Inc., PMadclptia, fi liqueur 86.8 Prcrnl Want new Pep and Vim? Thousand or couples nre frrsk. niiMwiut. . bunted ni!cly liiTr.n-o bt-iy lacks Inni. For new Tim, vltnlity. tty Oilrcx "i'ntilo Tab!, ts. Ontaim Iron yoti. inn. mny nrc:l Ur pp: also urtiiil'o fltAmln ti. (Jet ,16c Intrmluernry IM now only Iw At all ' UrUR siures evrrywhere in Medford. at Western Thrift Stores WiseAmericans Row Fight A A Bl H r Bronchial Irritations Due To Colds With Buckley's "Canadiol" Almost Instantly you pet tho sur prlao of your life cout;liinj5 eases rlsht away It loosens up thfclt choking phlegm opens up clopRed bronchial tubes makes breathing asier. There's real economy In Buckley's "-all medlcntlon no syrup. Half to ne tonspoonful will convince the most BKcpllcai. Got Duclclcy's "Canadlol" mads In u. S. A., the Cough Mixture that out sells all others In Australia, New Zealand, Cnnada and many other countries on merit alone. At all food drupglntt. Heath's Drug Store Walnsrott's rnarmacy western Tnmi stores. iherAMlLT . T Al WAYC 7 flfiARIA WOMTEil ii HwcotCr: , esc jy if if h hsbands! Vfes! y y u ' ; rt .". i mim PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 6:30 p. m. BPWC. dinner at Holland Hotel Friday 10:00 a. m. Nevlta Social club, Masonic Hall, Central Point, Potluck luncheon at noon. 1:00 p. m. Electa Social club. Girls' Comn.unity club, lor dessert luncheon. 2:00 p. m. Medford Health unit, home of Mrs. John Day, Daughter! to Meet Daugh ters of Union Veterans will hold a business meeting at the arm ory Friday at 8 p. m. In Salem Mrs. Frank Hager ty of 211 Cottage street is resid ing at 557 North 23rd street In Salem while undergoing treat ment at Salem general hospital. ... Meeting Changed Medford Grade Teachers association has announced a change In meeting dates for the February meeting, with the sessioon set for Tues day, Feb. 26, at the Girls' Com munity club at 7:30 p. m. rather than Monday. Rally Postponed A rally of the Crater Lake Christian En deavor societies, planned for Fri day evening at Grants Pass, has been postponed until March 22 and will" be held in the First Christian church in Grants Pass it was announced this morning. In -Accident A car operated by Ray E. Edwards, 323 King street, was damaged slightly yes terday in a collision at the Oak dale avenue and 11th street in tersection with a truck operated by Sam Long, 2217 Kings high way, city police reported today ... Home Mrs. Hulda Ruby Branson was dismuissed Mon day from Sacred Heart hospital where she has been recovering the past three weeks from in juries received In an auto acci dent on the Green Springs high way and is now able to be out it was reported today, To Give Dinner St. Mark's Evening guild will entertain the husbands of members at a pot luck dinner Friday at 6:30 p.m. in the parish house on North Oakdale avenue. Miss Helen Brown is chairman in charge of arrangements. About 40 persons are expected to attend. ... Hull Dicharged Frank W. Hull, son of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hull, 517 Grape street, arrived home recently following an hon orable discharge from the navy at San Pedro, Calif. Hull, who held the rank of yeoman first class, spent four years with the navy, serving about 18 months aboard an LST in the Philippine area. He is a graduate of Med ford high school and attended Oregon State college "before en tering the service. ... Building Applications Appli cations for building permits were made yesterday at the city superintendent's office by Frank D. Toews, to add room to cabin at 717 North Riverside avenue, $200; J. R. Scovill, 1053 Court street, $400; remodel garage; Hugo Frohreich, remodel garage into real estate office, at 214 West Fourth street, $225; and Jack Gidney, 847 Murray street, erect garage as temporary resi dence at 840 Dakota avenue, i n t a i he nW m STFAT1IHFS m.US. 22L SAT. $500. ArjDlvtnff fnrlnv vm Arthur Miller, erect garage at 429 West 12th street, $275; H. T. Lane, erect garage as temporary residence at 21 Genessee street, $1,000; and George W. Newbery, remodel residence at 209 Iowa street, $500. Servicemen Return Report ing to county selective service boards- yesterday following hon orable discharges from the serv ice were Edwin Boardman, Jr., Lee R. Bumgardner, Alex J. Deering, Harold W. Fawcett. Randall M. Gifford, Donald E. Glenn, Leland R. Hall, Homer B. Johnson, Lou L. Martin, James C. McDowell, Earl L. Mc- Quigg, Grant A. Morgan, Albert J. Rosenthal, Calvin A. Ross, Wayne M. Turpln, Martin B. Webb, Jr., Lyman E. Wilson and John S. Wood. Livestock Portland, Ore, Tab. Jl (UP.) Livestock: Cattle: 175. calves 23: two loads steers unsold, bulk of run dairy cows, small offerings of good 863-lb. steers S17.UO: one load 693-lb. heifers S14 00: dairy cows S7 .50-1 1.50: bulls larffelv $10.00-120; vealexs . steady, top SI 6. 50. Hogs: 50. quotable steady to top S13.80: sows S13.73-14.50; feeder pis SheeD: 25: heat nplm. ei4.ft choice to S1473; yearlings $12.00 down; fat slaughter ewes 46.00 down. South San Francisco, reb. 31 UJ.) (USDAI Cattle 23. Steady. Load-lots absent. Odd good cows $13.00; package cutters $8.75. For 4 days: salable 800; steady. Seven loads medium to good steers $15.40-16 50. Odd good heifers $14.00.15.00. Me dium to good cows $12.00-13.50; bulk u.uii.u.. vu.va foiu-ll w, en..-, en m r..n .w uuhii. ouiu strong lo 25 cents higher; common 'to good ....w-ufltf. waives: saiaoie none, tror four days: 50: steady; good to choice vealers $14 50-15.50. choice 200-300 barrows and gilts un Buuu 6OW3 sio.ua. JJUI.C receipts arrived late yesterday. For Sheep 50. Package good 114 wooled ewes S7 nn i ..... a j ....... 'amb undertone strong. Good to Portland Produce Portland. Feb. 21 U.P.) Whole- Lettuce California, $4 50-5 04. . """barb Hothouse, extra fancy """-i iiioice ijjj.iu. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Feb. 21 (UP.) Wheat Open High Low Close Mny lBOliB July 180 (IB Deo ., IGOiiB S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Feb. 21 (U.R) Dairy market: Butter: 93 score 48V4, 92 score 48, 90 score 47. Cheese: Loafs 28.18-31.93, trip lets 27.18-30.93. Eggs: Large grade A 41 M 41 4; medium grade A 36-36 V4. small grade A 28-28V4, large grade B 37V4. Wall Street New. York, Feb. 21 (U.R) Stocks rallied one to five points today after three sessions of sharp decline had knocked 10 points off the Industrial average. Janls CARTER Coming SUNDAY! CA1UNT I0M1NO ? nn mm tntilOUISt j-Bi cum font) 10DE1 HiMtumm nwiraii Infill I I I km Plus MM Sales totaled 1,590,000 shares compared with 2,150,000 yester day. Today's rally was ascribed to an improved technical position and to indications of fight ahead to crack the wage-price policy for a more generous dis tribution of price increases. Preliminary closing Dow-Jones stock averages: Industrial 105.62, up 3.24; railroad 63.34, up 1.48: utility 39.27, up 0.83; 65 stocks 73.15, up 1.39. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. It Tel. 193 Anaconda 48i Chrysler XD 127? Curtiss Wright 10?s General Electric 48 Vi Genral Motors ,,. 15M Montgomery Ward 803a Penn. R. R. 44H Phillips Petroleum Radio , Southern Pacific Standard Oil of Cal Texas Gulf Sulphur Transamerica United Alrcrafts , U. S. Rubber 51 17 '6 59 4414 5H4 I8V3 33 Vj 68V4 88 U. S. Steel Obituary MELINA GANES Mrs. Melina Ganes, 81, of Trail, passed away at a local hos pital Wednesday evening. A complete obituary will be pub lished later. Perl Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. FRANK LAWRENCE Frank Lawrence of Central Point passed away at a local hos pital Thursday morning. A com plete obituary and funeral on. nouncement will be published later. Perl Funeral Home Is in charge. ELLA M. MELVILLE Services for Mrs. Ella M. Mel ville, who passed away unex pectedly Saturday at the home of her son, John W. Clark. Jo Jack road, will be held in the Conger-Morris chapel at 2:30 p. m. Friday with the Rev. W. A. Dawes officiating. interment will be In Jackson ville cemetery. keek Squads riot . . . gals giggle ... as Har- J' grove sefs out to establish international tvLkJ'J.t 900dwil" TTCL ,,P' al iA ROBERT WALKER KEEN AN WYNN JEAN PORTER CHILL WILLS HUGO HAAS WM. PHILLIPS Matinees Saturdays and Sundays Only The wire corn-popper was In vented in 1883. Closing time for Classified Ada Si' a in - Too luile to Classilv IS IS om Stated Meeting Adarel 3, O.E.S.. Thurs day. Feb. 21, 8:00 p. m. Mnsonic ttalL Jackson ville. Mabel A. Todd, W. U. Too Late To Classify FOR SALE Girls cotten dresses, sit es 1 to 14. priced Irora (1.4S to 4.93. Needle Craft. 21 1 E. Main. FOR SALE 2 bedroom house, nrar school, $1850 cash, baUnctt easy term. Phone 3755. I AM BUILDING a new house it 555 Palm St. that will be (or sale. U interested inspect it while under construction. C. C. Ferris, build in contractor. Let us help You ' Come to EARTH" $io,ooo-ioc . lu.8 Acres Bear creek bottom, all irrigated, chean water. In cher ries, walnuts, peaches, alfalfa, oats and vetch. Nice fi-room modern home, service porch, machine-shed, garage, barn, henhouse, deep well, soft water, pressure system. This Filace is a real money-maker. See t soon. 1 mile Medford. ffPpA 8 Acre ranch, fine fortur vJUUu keys, chickens, or hatch ery, 1 acre cultivated, 3 rood wells. 5-room modern home. electric water heater, 2 henhouses. (ouu eacni larce concrete Drooder or incubator house. Circulating heater, Venetian blinds, rur. Inlaid linoleum, shades go. Close to town. T01 AAA-117 Acre ttock ranch. Jil.UUU 100 acres cultivated. ' oats-vetch, alfalfa; nice modern home, outbuildings barns, good condition. 2 wells, pressure system, electric water heater. 00 ton hay can be bought. Close to scnooi, store, on highway. Out ran qe near, TED CinrrZLAFF AGENCY Phone 3709 N. Pacific Highway Past Big Y No Sunday appointments RADIO AILING? New shipment tubes, parts just received. Regard less of make, we can repair It rlnht. hi a reason.! nie cost, mono 3U3. Phillips Radio. 1307 N. Riverside RADIO REPAIRS Quick, efficient service, always plenty drive-In parking space. Phillip's Radio, 1307 it. uivcrsiae. WANTED Stenographer at Oregon State Police office. North Pacific Highway. Permanent position. Call jiji ior appointment. FOR SALE 24 beautiful Drama cnicnens. in months old. All lav. ins- H. Fonts. Rt. 1, Box 507 Thomas Road. FOR" SALE Electric motor," U rTp 32 volt D C. Call at 113 E. 11th, Apt. 4. FOR SALE 18 rabbits and hutches, cheap. Have to move. H. Fouts. Rt. 1, Box !.f)7. Thomas Road. FOR SALE One circulating oil heat- er. cneap. o roiis or stucco wire: 4 rolls of stucco paper. 1 wash ba sin, new. las Vancouver Ave. Phone 2003. FOR RENT Attractive room for young man. Private entrance, bath with ' snared Dy ona tenant. 48 Qutnca. I 1 WE HAVE received few S90xjfl end ana ttuuxio iirst line ures. it you really need tires, come and see us before they are gone. We have some good La her Batteries In also Group 1 and Group 31. See ua for your battery needs. Edgerton Motor Co.. 132 S. Riverside. FOR SAL E Three-piece davenport set, daveno, easy chair and otto man. antique table chair, daven port and pre-war bicycle. 937 So. Tloliy. FOR HELP with your Income tax re porta phone 3913. 53 Ross Court: fl0AAnBuy l0n lei"- n"dctm (JvUU plete stock of groceries. living quarters. On Highway 99. $12,000" Stock ranch, good loca tion, outside range available. Some lrriEa- tlon. On paved highway. Ask for Mr. HolUfield. ff7QAA 5 acres. Irrigated, 4 room $ I JvU house, bath, modern. paved highway. Price Include! 2 fine cows, 50 chickens. Ass, tor Mr. McIntyTe. $13,500" Modern I room house and 7 acres, near Cen tral Point. Immediate rossesslon. terms.. Ask for Mr. Mc ntyre. Prrtrt Modern 6 room dwelling. DllajUU deen lot. oaved street: price Includes electric range and oil heater. Ask foe Mr. Howard. CARL Y. TENGWALD, Realtor Holly Theatre Bid g. "On the Corner" WILL DO LAUNDRY. 175 Laurel fit. Phone 10X2, Central Point NOTICE Districts (except school), cities, towns and counties that employ five peopls or more for at least COO hours each per year, must notify the PUBLIC EMPLOYES RETIREMENT BOARD Park Bldg., 729 S.W. Alder St., Portland S, Ore., not later than May 1, 1948, aa required by chapter 401, Oregon Laws 1845, If they lect to exclude their em ployes from the state re tirement system. SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS Erenlng Shows Daily at 6:45 P.M. Thurtday. Feb. 21. 1918 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN NEED ASSISTANCE with your In com. tax? Sea I. G. Neevel. Gold H1U. TOR SALE Beauty equipment. Arn selling out shop. Fhona C357. TOR SALE New davenport and chair. One new platform rocker. Uonel electric traJn. From A to 7 p.nv 324 3. Ivy. FOR SALE 3 room modern, Karaite, a lots, soma furniture, firtoo cash, H830 terms. Call at 41ft Uoardman. WANTED REAL ESTATE LISTINGS W. have regular calla for city pro perty and acreaite; also business opportunities. Sc. us U you want to sell. S. C. JONES Xi SONS Real Estate and Real Insurance 208 West Main St Phone 753a FOR SA'LE Golf" bag. SIS; clubs. Iron. $3: driver. $3; pre-war used onco. Call Ashland 3373. WANTEU Girl "for general oTflce work. Permanent, and pleasant work. Must he able to tnko dlcta tlon. Gates Furniture Store. FOR SAl.F OldmobllePgorTdrbbcr and healer. $140. Can bo seen at Texaco Station, 4th and Central, before 0 p.m. at Every Saturday Night Continuous Lunch Service, 9 to 1 DANCING 9 to 2 POPULAR PRICES Tho Only Spring Floor In Southern Oregon CRATER LAKE HIGHWAY 11 Miles From Medford 'Jtfdtfltf SATURDAY! t . . Va'iriY.vtiaisasli.iii'ii i u''PS''Uli fl NoveSfy! l-uffiffiv-J Ii Rhythm! JI I ROT LOV ?EM 1 scsil cf mmm . : t J Presents Their II W tQih nOTERSARY II 11 1927-1946 1,1 Scores of Southorn Ore- l gon'i Kiddies In the Sea- II ,on Outstanding Dance IJ FOR SALE 1935 Whit. true. Stake body. 800x23 tires; will take car aa part payment, llerrlcls'a Auto Court, cabin 31. NOTICE Just arrived 1 car loads of hard to get truck parts, all kinds. 70 tons consisting of 15.5R3 paru In all. WITH AM MAGNETO as PAJtTS Ca 313 E. EIGHTH. ton SALE B week's weaner pigs: will deliver when near direct route to Medford. Price $8 each. Harvey F. Morgan. Elk Creek Rt., Trail, Oregon. JiTilEAD of good quality fat steers will he sold at the Livestock. Auc tlon SaturjlayhoclxMJregoru FOR SALE OR TRADE One man' pre-war bike. One 43 S at W re volver. One man', pocket watch. 1000 W. 11th St. S. M. WADE Commercial and Domestic Retrigetatora Repaired 5302 Phone 4104 a the St)