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r- CARD OT THAVK9 With deepeit Gratitude wt Trtnd .this word of thanks for the many "kind acts of sympathy, expressed by thoughtful friends. These kindnesses have meant much to us. Mrs. CEStovall and family. CARD OF THANKS Mv sincere thanks to all friends for kind deeds, flowers and sympathy dur ing mv husband's long Illness and death. Carrie Arpan. yhfiatrej TONITE - THURSDAY PLUS 1lcoiOR by TECHNICOLOR NEWS - CARTOONS Gates Open 6:30 lit Show, Duik Local and Personal To Meet The auxiliary to Myers Holland American Legion post will meet in the American Legion hall in Central Point Thursday, May 22, at 8 p.m. Plans for a Memorial day service will be made, and officers elect ed for the coming year. Poppies will be sold by the auxiliary Sat urday, May 24, in Central Point. Bethel To Meet Officers will be elected at a meeting of Cen tral Point bethel. Job's Daugh ters, to be held Thursday, May 22, at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic hall, Central Point. Officers and choir members are asked to ar rive early. Committee for the evening is Mrs. Everett A. Fa ber, Miss Nancy Mallon and Mrs. Sam Mallon. To Visit Mr. and Mrs. Al Paget and family, Corvallis. are to arrive this week from Duns muir, and Sacramento, Calif., to visit Mrs. Paget's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dale, 516 Palm street. They visited here for two weeks before going south. Mrs. Paget is the former Miss Delia Mae Dale. Her husband will graduate this spring from Ore gon State college. Traffic Accident A car driv en by William A. Shaffer, Box 921, collided with a parked truck operated by Lowell C. Ditch, 2601 Merriman road, on South Central avenue near Eighth street at about 9:40 a.m. today according to city police. They said Shaffer s -car was forced into the truck by another ve hicle. Some damage to both the car and the truck was reported No citations were issued. 85 Here's the answer to that gift problem! Look no farther, just check these value: DEEP FAT FRYER $24" French frying made easy. AH electric, eco nomical to oper ate, simple to use . . No mess, no fuss. Beau tifully finished chrome case with plastic base and control knobs. S3430 . Set TABLE SILVERWARE 51 -Piece, long life, guaranteed ilverplate. Packed In beautiful cloth lined gift box. Choice of many new, stylish patterns. . 1 ms ' 1 if '"" f ' 'ill Yi 1" 1 " TENNIS RACKET Super-quality 7 p I y laminated bow. Heavy shoulder . Best 3 ii silk gut strings. Beautifully in O laid and finished HP -; PICNIC QQ. BASKETS 70C up Makes picnicing easier end more fun. It is sturdy made of woven reeds over hard-wood frame. 7 acme IN ELECTRIC SHAVER $1500 Op An Ideal gift . . small fast, ro tary action shav er, with carry ing case and cord. Complete. SPECIALISTS WIST 6th STREET HOMEWAKBSl PHONI 2.5291 Recovering Mrs. Knute Wern mark, Central Point, is conva lescing at Sacred Heart hospital folio ing surgery there Monday, it was reported today, In Colorado Mrs. Etta Smith, Phoenix, is in Cedaredge, Coin , where she was called last week because of a stroke suffered by Mrs. John Kirkpatrick, wife of Mrs. Smith's brother. In Salem Mrs. E. A. Moore, 243 South Holly street, this week is visiting with her son, Dr. Don Moore and family, at Salem. Dr. Moore is a bone specialist In the capital city, Phoenix Club The Phoenix Thursday club will hold annual election of officers Thursday eve ning at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Frank Fairweather, 3013 Dark Hollow road. An extensive amount of business will be con ducted at the meeting. Youth To Picnic Members of the Youth Fellowship group of the Zion Lutheran church will hold a wiener roast at ToXiVelle park Sunday, May 25. Families of the members are invited. Those attending are to leave the church at 1 p.m. Windows Broken William J. Attridge, branch president, has reported to city police that six windows at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 648 South Ivy street, have been broken out during the past week officers said today. Plan Supper Group singing of favorite hymns will be fea tured for the program to follow the monthly fellowship supper of Central Point Presbyterian church Thursday, May 22, at 7 p.m. The supper is a potluck event and anyone interested is invited to attend. Business Changes Delbert A. Maurer, Eugene, Ore., has ap plied for the assumed business name of Pacific Products com pany, which specializes in the manufacture - and selling of automatic fire alarms. Dale Ful- lenwider has retired from the same business name. Ashland Business Harry E Larsen and Rose Larson, 52 East Main street, Ashland, have filed an application in the county clerk's office for the assumed business name of Harry-Rose Gift and Baby shop, a business for retailing gifts and baby wear. Trailer Business Roy H. Ab bott, 3434 North Pacific high way, and W. A. Darling, Eagle Point, have applied in the coun ty clerk's office for the assumed business name of Southern Ore gon Trailer mart, a business con cerned with motor vehicle an tor vehicle and trailer sales at 3436-38 North Pacific highway. From Meet Al Bradford of Saylor's barbershop, returned Monday from Portland where he attended a state barbers' annual convention as a representative of the Jacksonville County Barbers' local. He will report on the con vention to the union members at their next meeting Tuesday, May 27, at 7 North Fir street. Auxiliary To Meat The aux iliary to Crater Lake aerie. Fra ternal Order of Eagles, will meet Thursday, May 22, at 8 p.m. in the lodge hall. Delegates to the state convention, to be held in Albany June 25-27, will be elect ed and a trustee will be named to succeed Mrs. Gale Culy, who has been made chaplain of the auxiliary. Bon Born A son. Thomas Stern, was born May 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stern, Portland. Mrs. Stern is the former Miss Helen Rubenstein who lived here, with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Rubenstein, now also of Portland and who lived here at 914 Queen Anne ave nue. The infant weighed eight pounds. Stern i in the whole sale plumbing business in Portland. From Portland Harry Ruben stein and Harry Kaplon, Port land, former operators of the Medford Bargain house for many years, are in Medford this week on business. Canoose In Hospital Edward Canoose Sr., 55 Ross court, is confined to Stanford university hospital, San Francisco, for treat ment. Te is to undergo surgery soon. Canoose is a former Med ford fire chief. Move Moving from the val ley recently were Mrs. Jean Weinsburg from Central Point to Burbank, Calif.; J. F. Sample, from Medford to North Bend, and Orval Ingram from DeBarr avenue, to Tacoma, Wash. e Camp Whit DAV Disabled American Veterans Chapter 32, Camp White, will hold an open meeting at the Camp White Vet erans hall Thursday at 8:30 p.m. (DST). Eve Prentice's Accordi anas will provide entertainment and refreshments will be served Ladies on the post are invited. In Portland Mrs. George Cod ding who is in charge of the millinery department at Had- ley's store, left yesterday for Portland to purchase hats for the store. Codding also is in Port land. He left Saturday for the veterans administration hospital there for a checkup. He under went major surgery there sever al months ago. Pre-School Party On Friday, May 13, at 1:30 p.m. the Roose velt Parent-Teacher association will sponsor a pre-school party for children who will enter the first grade at the Roosevelt school for the first time next fall. The event will be at the school and after the children have visited the first grade rooms they will be given treats and attend a movie. At New Base Capt. John Weir and his wife and three chil dren have arrived at Tinkers field air base, near Oklahoma City, Okla., where Captain Weir now Is stationed, according to news received this week by friends. The family lived here about two years at 328 Edwards street. Captain Weir recently re turned after a year's service in Korea, going first to Utah and then here for a 25-day leave. At the close of the leave, May 12, the family left for the Oklahoma base. They hope to return here at some future date, Juniors To Festival Members of the Medford classes of Bliss Heine's Juniors will meet at the old city park at Main and Holly streets Saturday at 9:30 a.m. in uniform where a caravan of parents' cars will take them to the Phoenix Festival. Members of the Phoenix class will meet them in uniform in front of the Phoenix grade school at 10:30 a.m. Members of the Jacksonville class may join them at Medford or at the Phoenix meeting place, Heine said. They will present a program after the parade at 1 p.m. To San Diego Mrs. Marian Sutton, 507 Effie street, and Mr. and Mrs. Al Gaston, Gold Hill, plan to leave Friday for San Diego to visit Mr. and Mrs. Le- Roy Sutton for a week after which the couple will return here with them. Sutton is a Navy airman and son of Mrs. Sutton. His wife, the former Miss Gladys Gaston, is a daughter of the Gas tons. The airman has been in the service for four years and re turned recently after six months service In the Korean combat zone. Previously he served 14 months on the Marshall islands. He is to be discharged from the service and the couple will live In Medford. They were married last February. SEEDS TOO VIGOROUS Hartford, Conn. IU.PJ Seeds mailed from the Solomon Islands by Lt. Col. Nathan B. Gatchell and neglected for nine years in a desk drawer sprouted within three days after being planted. Gatchell is concerned because some of the seeds came from an unidentified plant 10 feet high, rather large for a house plant. cWse. S.lb. loaves, 46i-471e. Farm Market Asparagus sold at a $4 50 seasonal low for 30-lh. pyramids on the East Side Farmers' market Wednesday, with a few at S4 75; best niid-Colum-bla district letture went at $550-6. radishes brought 40-45 rents a dor.en bunches and green onions sold at 50 55 cents a do7en bunches. Poultry. Rabbits Live Chickens (No. 1 quality, f.ob. pianist Fryers. 2', -3 lbs.. 28c; 3-4 lbs.. 2Rc; roosters. 41 lbs. and up. 2Sc: light hens, all wts., lfl-17c; heavy hens, all weights. 18. 19c; old roosters. 14-t5s. Dressed Chickens No. I New York dressed style to reta'lers: Fryers, all weights. 44-45c; roasters. 44-45c: light hens. 32-33c: heavy hens 30-37c; cut up fryers, all wts.. 60.61c. Dressed Turkeys To retailers: Frozen winter pack A grade toms 48c. New York style in B grade 45-46. Rabbits (average to growers, f ob. killing plants) Live white, 4-3 lbs.. 24-27c; 5-6 lbs.. 22-24c: colored pelts. 4c lb. under: old doe rabbits. 12-15C few higher; fresh dressed fryers to re tailers, 60-64c. some higher. Wednesday. May 21, I9S2 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEH Obituary JOHN MARDON Services for John H. Mardon. who died Tuesday, will be held in the IOOF hall at Gold Hill Friday at 3 p.m. with committal in the family plot in Rock Point cemetery. Conger-Morris funeral home is in charge of funeral arrangements. ANNA SANFORD Funeral services for Anna Louise Sanford, 77, a resident of Jacksonville for the past 11 years where she died Tuesday, will be held at Sheridan, Ore Friday at 11 a.m. Perl funeral home is In charge of local ar rangements. The deceased was born in Ber lin, Germany, on Feb. 10, 1875, and is a former resident of Sheridan. Survivors include six children Mrs. Ellen Smith, Baker, Ore. Mrs. Mary Thompson, Durky, Ore.; Mrs. Addie Bankhead, Riv erton, Ore.; Marcus, Warrenton, WALL STREET New York (U.R! Stocks rose fractions to nearly a point Wed nesday in moderately active dealings. All departments Joined in the advance which was an extension of Tuesday's upswing. Oil shares as a group led. the way. They had gains ranging to more than a point. Dow-Jones closing stock aver ages; 30 industrials 261.78 up 0 52; 20 railroads 94.84 up 0.62; 15 utilities 49.68 up 0.15; and 65 stocks 101.14 up 0.37. Sales Wednesday approximat ed 1,210,000 shares compared with 1,140,000 shares traded Tuesday. Todays closing prices on se lected stocks: American T & T 15434 Anaconda 427s Chrysler 75 Curtiss Wright 8 General Electric 59 General Motors 55 Montgomery Ward 58H Penn. R. R 18H Penney, J. C 68 Radio .i. 25H Southern Co 134 Southern Pacific 74 U S. Oil of Calif 54 Texas Gulf Sulphur 103 Transamerlca 257-s Tri-Continental 14-H United Aircraft 30 U. S. Rubber, new '24 U. S. Steel 38 Youngstown 44 SKATING EVERY WED. & FRI. NIGHTS at the Rogue Valley Ballroom Xl LAST TIMES TONITE sWsf i'l aCkv. fust like tfcc Gift BAS! Enjoy tfiis GREAT STRAIGHT BOURBON T OLD TIME QUALITY! Gone are the days of the side. wheeler but you can still en joy Century Club, i straight bourbon oi extraordinary quality. Livestock Portland (U.P Cuttle 100. Good HrM fed steers $32 50-33; commercial 130; utility-heifers $22-26; farmer and cutter cows $16.30-20; utility cow $22-23: utility and low commercial bulls $26-28 50. Calved .50. Choice vealers and slnuphter calvei $35-36; good grade $31-34. Hogn 200, Choice No. 1 and No. 2 lfiO-235 lb. $23 50-24; medium grade and No. 3 tvpe $23; choice 350-500 lb. owa $17.50-1 fi. 50; good and choice feeder pigs $22.23. Sheep 100. Good to prime ipring Iambi $20-2(1.50; good and choice up to 112 lb. No. 3 pelt old crop lamb $25-25.30; medium and good feeder $22-23: good slaughter ewes $7; light wes $9. San Francisco (U.P.I Cattle 50. Can tiers and cutters $17-20. Hogs 300. Choice No 1 and No 2 butchers 180-230 lbs. $23; 390-400 In. but friers $17.50; choice sows $13.50-16 Sheep 250. Good and choice spring lambs $27. TONITE! d7 van n GARLAND 'JOHNSON f'The Bourbon Buy of the Ccntunf STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 86 PROOF . NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION, HEW YORK, N.Y., Si I ? sv riNT leifl ii "! QT. Portland Produce Portland (U P Butter: To retail em: AA grade prints 75c lb ; cartons 76c; A prints 75c; cartons 76c; B prints 72c lb. EgB: To retailers: Grade AA large 52c dor : A large 46-4ftc doz ; AA me dium, 4ftc do; A medium, 46-47c dor ; cartons 3c additional. Cheese: To retailers: A grade Ched dar. Oregon single. 47-Slc lb: 5-lb. loaves, 52-53c; premium brands to 56'je lb. for single wheels and fll'ic for S-lb. loaves; processed American PLUS 2ND BIG HIT! mi CLARK GABLE LOR ETTA YOUNGfcl Vacuum Cleaners SERVICE It REPAIR ALL MAKES Dust Bags, Filter! te. Phone 2-4998 4W "When you mean BUS, say Continental Troilwerytr CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS BUS DEPOT 141 N. FRONT . PHONI 3-1(5 Lyle D. Heien, Aeant END of the RIVER KETCH OVERDUE Seattle U.R) The 48-foot ketch No Name, bound for Seat tle out of Honolulu with three Seattle residents aboard, is near ly month overdue and may be lost in the Pacific ocean, the Coast Guard said Wednesday. WISE TO MOOCHER Jacksonville Beach, Fla. U.R) A man arrested here on a drunk enness charge denied panhan dling until the judge told him he was the man whom the panhan dler earlier had buttonholed for soup money. WEDDING PRESENT Detroit, Mich. (U.R) Harold Lorton began saving llver dol lars whenever he ran across them. He presented hii collection of 334 to his wife on their silver wedding anniversary. Ore; Fremont and Bryan, both of Jacksonville; three brothers, Otto Schultz, Portland; Harry Schultz, Coos Bay, and Walter Schultz. in Nebraska; a sister, Mrs. Minnie Stoltzman, Turlock, Calif.; 16 .grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads ASHLAND JUNE ALIYSON van JOHNSON all Now ALMLADD Blasts the Renegode Raider or the Weill TetSnfoolor mm LADD Li iA turn SCOTT ARTHIH KENNEDY JOHN IRELAND Dircttf WILLIAM DIBTERLB gwei.pu, b )ehn MeMsttU. Usee Owp P.eMa Oeerfe W. Oeort Fran Story k 0m P. Wm aetOeert W. Oeorci t numw tCTBm PLUS qs Gates Open at 6:30 Show at 7:50 RIALTO TrUuTsAT.! 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