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and PERSONAL Auxiliary to Meet V.F.W. auxiliary will hold a regular session at 8 p.m. at the armory today. Refreshments will follow the business meeting. Visits Parents Miss Joan Neff has to her home three San visit Francisco here following with her a parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Neff, Box 26, Jacksonville Star route. Correction Get Together club will meet Wednesday at the Eagles hall rather than Tuesday as washed indicated in Sunday's issue.

meeting is for 12:30 p.m. for potluck dinner and business meeting. Sorority To Meet Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority will hold the first meeting of the fall season tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the Girls' Community club. First plans for rushing will be made. Guest Here--Miss Audrey Davis left last night to return to Myrtle Creek after visiting two days in Medford at the home of Mrs.

Elsie Narregan, 621 East Main street. Miss Davis is a former Medford resident. Adams lived for many years and near Fredonia, Kan. LOON! YOUNG YOUR BENEFITS There's increased oppora. aity for higher education in the Regular Army through the USAFI and Technical Training schools.

NEW Veternos of of the Armed Forces may now enlist for direct signment to a unit within the 6th Army Area. This assignment is for minimum of 001 yeas. The Regular Army odens many excellent opportunities for advancement thru Officer Candidate School and the Air Cadet program. NEW A limhednumber of Veterans may cow enlist for assigament to the E.T.O. An exciting opportunity to visit Europe in peace time.

phis a increase to pay. Former members of the Armed Forces may DOW list for initial direct assignmeat to the AAF installa don of their choice. SPECIAL NOTICE TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES! Now you can enlist to a tend the Army Air Forces Technical school of your eboice. NOW THE ARMY IS A BETTER THAN EVER Post Office Bldg. Medford, Oregon Brother Dies-Mrs.

Clara Me. Kee, 718 Grant street, has received word of the death of her brother, Harry Adams, 51, who passed away Saturday at Virgil, Kan. Adams' mother, Mrs. Lillie Adams, 413 North Columbus avenue, was at the bedside of her son at the time of his death. Adams lived for many years in Visit Pal and Rhea's SPANISH KITCHEN On Highway 99 1 Mile N.

City Center GRANTS PASS, OREGON Featuring Spanish American Dishes Open from 6 P.M. to 3 A.M. CLOSED SUNDAYS POISON OAK IVY SUMAC. or A U. S.

GOVERNMENT BUREAU REPORT announces the discovery of a new tannic acid treatment for ivy, oak and sumac The treatment has been found excellent; it is gentle and safe, dries up the blisters in a surprisingly short time- often within 24 hours. These government findings are incorporated in the new productIVY DRY At your drugstore, 59c. -DRE nit. by IVT CORP. N.

1. assinied with any Bicyeles Stolen--Arthur Curtis 430 Benson street, reported to police Monday the theft of his bicycle from the court house. Dave Lynch, 402 East 12th street, reported his bicycle was stolen from his yard. I CALENDAR Tuesday p.m.-Chapter BE, P.E.O., home of Mrs. Fletcher Fish, Phoenix.

8 p.m.-Pythian Sisters, K.P. hall at 8 p.m. Wednesday 10 a.m. Women's Council, First board; Christian church, executive 11:15 a.m., general meeting; 12:15 p.m. luncheon; 1:30 p.m., 10 a.m.

missionary Ladies program. Adarel chapter, O.E.S., meet at hall in Jacksonville for work. Bring sack lunch. 12:30 p.m. -Get Together club, potluck dinner at Eagles hall followed by business meeting.

Book club, home of Mrs. 1:45 p.m. Contemporary R. Durno, 1913 Hillerest road." Fishing Reek A. Feliziana, in manager San of the Strand theater Francisco, is a guest in Medford of Matt Freed, district manager for the Lippert theaters, The two men are leaving this evening for the mouth of the Klamath river where they will fish for a few days.

plications Application for Permits--Apfor building permits at the office of the city superIntendent this morning were: Lynn Brown, to repair a residence at 123 Tripp street at an estimated cost of $150 and Cyril A. Smith, re-roof residence at 15 Keeneway drive, $300. Accident Victim- Charles Waldron, 630 South Holly street, fell off a motorcycle at the Boy Scout camp ground on Bear Creek Monday and injured his right arm, according to a police report. First aid was administered at Community hospital and the patient was released. M.From California Knutson, Dr.

Tracy, and and Mr. and Mrs. William Kinsman, Oakland, were Labor day visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mee, 408 Marie street.

Mrs. Kinsman and Dr. Knutson are cousins of Mee. The couples are former residents of the val. ley.

Twins Born-Twin sons, yet to named, were born Saturday night at Osteopathic hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Victor M. Onstad of 352 Stewart avenue. The babies weigh four pounds, four and one-half ounces, and five pounds, eight and one half ounces.

The Onstads have three other children. Women to Meet--Women the Moose will hold a meeting of committee chairmen followed by a social hour at the home of and Mrs. Wayne Dye, 968 East Main street, Wednesday, September 3 at 8 p.m. All members of the lodge and friends of members interested joining Women of the Moose are invited to attend. Daughter Born A daughter was born to Mr.

and Mrs. H. A. Simpson of Grants Pass September 1. The infant weighed seven pounds and two ounces and has been named Gloria Ann.

Mrs. Simpson is the former Marie Chamberlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rode Chamberlin of 1820 North Riverside avenue, Medford. Burkmans Leave Mr.

and Mrs. Robert left today for, San Francisco, where Mr. Burkman will enroll at the San Francisco College of Mortuary Science for a 10-month course. He has spent the past 15 months with Conger-Morris Funeral parlors as assistant embalmer and Mrs. Burkman has been employed with Joe Hearin Logging company.

Burkman is being replaced by Charles Hall. The Burkmans plan to return to Medford, To Play, Tonight--Medford Duplicate Bridge club will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the Medford hotel and play will be for master points, it is stated. For last week's play, Mrs. R. J.

Conroy and Mrs. W. Quisenberry were first, Mrs. Charles Gilbert and Mrs. G.

O. Humphrey were second, Mrs. George Codding and B. L. Sanderson were third.

Two teams. Mrs. Frank Perl and Charles Connolly and Williams Isaacs and Edgar Stevens, tied for fourth place. NIGHT or DAY SLEEP COOL THIS SUMMER Get J- Home Insulation Want to keep your home cooler this summer? Just insulate with Johns-Manrille Rock Wool Betta! They keep cool air in, hot air out -in summer. In winter they keep hot all ..4, cold air out -saving you up to on your fuel costs.

Call us today for free estimate. Big Pines Lumber Co. 6th and Fir JM Phone 3030 Johns-Manville BUILDING MATERIALS Meeting Tonight- First -Crusaders' class of the church will meet at Ashland park tonight. Those attending are asked to be at the church not later than 6:30 p. m.

and to bring a sack lunch. There will be swimming, followed by a wor. ship service. Return--Mr. and Mrs.

Irvin C. Daley and daughter, Venita, 342 North Grape street returned yesterday evening from a three day's motor trip through some of the lesser traveled of northern California. sectionaL they viewed the modern gold dredging operations at Callahan and Trinity Center and also vis. ited the dude resorts and recreation areas of Scott Mountain and Trinithe Alps. Old Dog They Creek traveled road, former early day stage route, to highway 99 and then continued southward to Shasta Dam.

The Daleys report the trip to have been highly interesting. Auto Accidents--A motorcycle operated by Jack E. Young, 329 North Riverside avenue, collided Saturday morning with a car driven by F. A. Spitzmiller, route 1, Central Point, according to driver's reports.

The accident, which happened at Main and Front streets, caused about $50 damage to the motorcycle while Mr. Spitzmiller's ceived only a damaged fender, it was stated. Autos driven by Charles W. Lovell, 516 Edwards street, and Joseph Alson Vane, collided on highway 62, north of Medford, other reports stated. Damage to Lovcar was estimated at about $400.

Obituary ORRIN LEE DAVIS Orrin Lee Davis, well known and beloved resident of Weed, and Medford, passed away home, 17 Ross court, Saturday, Mr. Davis was born at Alden, May 12, 1875. He was a son of one of the oldest pioneer families of the Rogue River valley, and spent quite a bit of his time visiting here in the valley, after moving to Weed in 1914. Besides his wife, Mrs. Rose N.

Davis, he is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Effie Halley and Mrs. Grace Hosler, and one brother, Scott V. Davis, all of Medford. Funeral services will be conducted from the Perl Funeral home Thursday at 2 p.

m. with the Rev. Meredith A. Groves, pastor of the First Methodist church officiating. Interment will be in Siskiyou Memorial park.

JOHN G. SHEARIN John G. Shearin, 67, a resident of the valley for 24 years, passed away August 30 in Portland. For 18 years, Mr. Shearin operated the Plaza Garden service station and general store in the Eagle Point district.

He had resided at Phoenix since 1940. Surviving are his wife, Celia, and one son, Theodore, of Phoenix; two sisters, Mrs. Mary B. Brous of Phoenix, and Mildred S. Carter of Indianapolis; two brothers, W.

H. Shearin, Eagle Point, and Grover C. Shearin, Indianapolis. Funeral services will be conducted from the Perl Funeral home Friday at 2 p. with the Rev.

George Coulter officiating. Interment will be in Siskiyou Memorial park. ANNA K. FIGGE Funeral services for Anna K. Figge, 50, who passed away last Thursday, will be conducted from Sacred Heart Catholic church Wednesday at 9 a.

m. with the Rev. Father Francis Black officiating. Interment will be in Siskiyou Memorial park. Recitation of the rosary will be held at the Perl Funeral home at 8 p.

m. today. Mrs. Figge had resided here for two months only, having previously made her home in San Francisco, but she was well friends. acquainted She here was and living leaves at many the home of her sister, Mrs.

Fred Burgman at the time of her death. Mrs. Burgman is the only immediate relative. PRUETT INFANT Becky Ann Pruett, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Pruett, Eagle Point, passed away in a local hospital Saturday. Beside her parents, she leaves one sister, Teresa Lee, Eagle Point; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pruett, Los Angeles, and one great-grandparent, Mrs. Nettie Grover of Medford.

Graveside services be conducted at Central Point ceme. tery Wednesday at 4 p. with the Rev. D. E.

Millard officiating. Perl Funeral home is in charge of arrangements. M. D. HOCKENSMITH M.

D. Hockensmith passed away Monday in a this local hospital. He came to city from Grants Pass for medical treatment about two weeks ago. Conger-Morris Funeral parlors are in of arrangements a complete obituary will published later. EDNA T.

PHILLIPS Funeral services for Mrs. Edna T. Phillips, 338 Laurel street, Ashland, who held passed away Monday will be in the CongerMorris chapel Thursday at 2 p.m. with the Litwiller funeral home, Ashland, in charge of arrangements. The Rev.

Delbert W. Daniels of the First Christian church will officiate. Interment will be in Logtown cemetery, Mrs. Phillips was born Log. town.

August 8, 1880, and had resided in this community for 64 years, moving to Ashland three years ago. Surviving are two daughters, George Prowell, Applegate; Mrs. Clyde Moore, Butte Falls; two sons, Ora and Emmett, Sitka, Alaska; four sisters, Mrs. Tom Dunnington, Mrs. Morise, Mrs.

Albert Hackert and Mrs. Culy, all of Jacksonville; a brother, Leonard McKee, Jacksonville, and nine grandchildren. FRED WILLIAMS Funeral services for Fred Williams, Berrydale who avenue passed away residence at Friday, will be conducted from the Perl Funeral home Wednesday at 11 a. m. The Rev.

Milo Ross will officiate and interment will be in 1.0.0.F. cemetery, Court Records Justice Court Evan Riggs, passing on curve, $10.50 and costs. Carmon J. Bean, overload, $89 and costs. Donald Colby, overload, $69 and costs.

Police Court Martin Luther, double parking, $2.50. A. K. Morse, parking in alley, $5. William Gossett, parking in al.

ley, $5. Edsel L. Thompson, violation of basic rule, $10, Closing time tor Classined Ads 8:30 a.m.- Too late to Classify 12:15 p.m Please remember 7 TRIPS DAILY New Air -Conditioned Coaches To SAN FRANCISCO $5.25 One Way Fare To LOS ANGELES $9.00 One Way Fare Taras Plus Faderal Tan 8th Central Phone 3202 GREYHOUND ALL CARD! WRESTLING THURS. NITE Bouts Start 8:30 P. M.

MEDFORD ARMORY THRILLS SPILLS TICKETS ON SALE AT BROWNS TELEPHONE 2735 Portland Pilot, Killed in Crash, Well Known Here Warren H. Treece, Portland, private pilot killed yesterday in a flying accident near that city, has friends, in this district where his parents, Mrs. J. D. Manley Treece." often visited.

Young Treece, 25, was a brother-in-law of the former Jean Schuler, now Mrs. Walker Treece, and served as best man for the Treec- Schuled wedding held here a few years ago. Killed in the same crash was Janet Davis, 20, also of Portland, and a passenger in the plane, Treece's fiancee, Mary Jo Warren, and Miss Davis' fiance, Blaine Vincent, who had both flown with Treece earlier, were at the airport awaiting the re. turn of the two when the plane went into a spin and crashed near Pleasant Home, news reports state. Young Treece was a navy veteran.

Christian Science Lecture Thursday The study of Christian Seience will be emphasized in a free lecture on the subject to be given Thursday at 8 p.m., in the high school auditorium by George Channing, C.S.B., of San Francisco. NEW COUNTY AGENT DUE HERE ON SEPTEMBER 8 W. B. Tucker, recommended as county agent for Jackson county by Oregon State college and approved by the county court, is due here next Monday, September 8, to assume his new duties. The state board of higher education, at its monthly meeting this week, is expected to Tucker confirm, the appointment.

fill the post vacant by Robert G. Fowler, retired July 1, and now agricultural advisor for the Medford branch of the First National Bank of Portland. Closing time tor cassined Ads 8:30 a.m.- -Too late to Classify 12:15 p.m Please remember. Too Late To Classify MAKE Cash offer- small new houses on one lot. Gas, sewerage, water, fluorescent lights, nice jocation.

218 Ashland Ave. FOR SALE-1940 Dodge pickup, excellent condition. good tires, heater, Call 710 South Holly between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. The Famous ALBANIS' WORLD' GREATEST AND MOST WORLD'S GREATEST AND MOST FREE See the on Albanis, perform Speedway Track 75 feet in the air.

Thrill at the death-defying motorcycle stunt. Every man, woman. and child will want to see this performance nightly. -featured atLONG'S UNITED SHOWS CARNIVAL FAIRGROUNDS MEDFORD, STARTING WED. SEPT.

3 For 5 BIG DAYS! AUSPICES DAV CHAPTER 8 WALLPAPER THREE GREAT LINES Uinted Washable Wallpaper Imperial Washable Wallpaper Walcrest Distinctive Wallpaper Building Specialty and Appliance Co. Medford's DuPont Paint Store 317 E. Main St. Tel. 5487 PUMPS For Every Purpose Domestic Systems Irrigation Systems We Give Green Stamps On All Cash Sales ALEXANDER HDWE.

IMPLEMENT CO. Central Point, Ore. Tuesday, Sept. 2. 1947 RALPH FURRER.

YOUR HUDSON DEALER OFFERS HIS BETTER USED CARS '41 Buick Roadmaster sedan '42 Plymouth a special deluxe sedan '40 Hudson Convertible 8 '40 Hudson Convertible '38 Hudson Sedan '36 Chevrolet '38 Studebaker Commander sedan. '37 Pontiac Coupe '31 Model A Ford Panel BUY WITH CONFIDENCE Terms and Trades Accepted MEDFORD GARAGE Towing and Wrecker Service 6th and Ivy Phone 7434 FOR SALE Household furniture including Norge refrigerator and Maytag washing machine, Phone 4430. FOR SALE- room modern house, partly furnished, one acre A-1 land: river frontage; good garden $8750. Room modern house near high school; 3 lots. Immediate possession.

5 Room modern house; a lot; nice garden; electric hot water heater; oil floor furnace; electric range; Linoleum; new garage; large house, could be made into excellent view. Now vacant, 2 lots. Priced to sell. Will consider trailer house to the amount of $500 on either of above properties. 1.

G. Neevel, Broker, Gold Hill, Oregon FOR houses SALE Income furnished. property completely One new. Leaving, Medford, must sell immediately, $10,800. Phone 4090 after a.m.

week only, FOR SALE- Trailer House, factory built, Travelite, good shape, $650. 868 Stewart Ave. $4500- sleeping bedroom porch, modern shade, home, some fruit, near Washington school. Owner leaving, quick possession. Priced right.

Stoves included. $2500 down. $6500- paved bedroom street, close modern in, home, west $36,500 Excellent 224 acres acre irrigat. ed, free water, 65 head stock, fine home. The best stock ranch we know of for sale.

x101 and Lot. sewer. Penn. water $550-42x126 1 Lot. Penn.

sewer, We have several good clean suburban properties from $5500 to $9500. RICHARD J. SMITH, REALTOR Aliver Rogers, Assoc. Tommy Thompson. Salesman 419 E.

Main Ph. 4953 Eve. 3954 MEDFORD'S RE TONITE Doors Open 6:45 P.M. The TECHNICOLOR! "Story LARRY EVELYN KEYES WILLIAM DEMAREST BILL GOOD WIN LUDWIG. DONATH RIALTO" LAST DAY 6:15 Doors P.

Open M. GENE AUTRY TRAIL on the ANTONE: NEWS Leo Hurts nether Huntz HALL JORDAN TOMORROW INVISIBLE former LINDA WILLIAM ADELE STIRLING HENRY MARA Plus CO-HITI FLAGS PAUL, KELLY ANNE GWYNNE (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE-SEVEN sawmill Use Mail Tribune want 404 FOR SALE--WILL sell electric sawmill with 3 million feet of logs at the mill. Write Tribune Box 468. FOR SALE--Nice Hale peaches 5c 15. F.

Sparks, Morrow Rd. mi. N. MeAndrews Rd. $3650 ly BEDROOM redecorated.

HOUSE, side. Lovely, ACRE. Large homesite oak trees, Fine surrounding homes. $8000- Prospect. ACRES Has timber sawmill land near ting 10,000 ft.

per day. Modern 3- room new house. Price without mill $5000. RAY MARKS--REAL ESTATE 225 E. Main (over Kidds Shoe Store) Phone 5405 or 3478 FOR SALE-3 good used tires 6.00x16 cheap.

F. Flowers. 205 S. Holly, FOR SALE- -Young fryers $1.50. Ellis Grocery, 740 Crater Lake Ave.

Phone 5568. FOR SALE- -White enamel Zernois range with coils. Call after 5. 31 Chestnut or phone 7005. FOR RENT- Sleeping room to employed man.

704 N. Central. 1936 Chev, Master 4-door sedan, new tires and inner tubes, heater, motor excellent condition, body work, $425 cash. 46 N. Front, Medford 3160.

Any Time is MINT TIME MELLOW MINIS FINE CANDIES Ends ANNE BAXTER SONNY TUFTS WILLIAM BENDIX Tonite OF Clans Dear Once in a while a theatre manager just has to tell his customers about something very special in entertainment he's soon going to show on his screen. M-G-M's "Cynthia," sweetheart of picture starring Elizabeth Taylor in her first romantic role. It's full of the excitement, the laughter, the tugs, the triumphs of youth. Like "The Green Years," it's warm and downto-earth. In "Cynthia" you're going to meet grand American family, get in on its hopes and struggles and dreams.

You'll feel the wonder of first love the excitement of a first the ecstacy of a first kiss. Everybody's saying: "I fell in love with Cynthia!" Walter Winchell said 4tl Louella Parsons said it! Jimmy Fidler said it! Louis Sobol said it! Dorothy Kilgallen said it! You'll say it, too! Sincerely, The Manager "YOU'LL' FALL IN LOVE WITH CYNTHIA" Elizabeth TAYLOR George Mary ASTOR S. Z. SAKALL GENE LOCKHART JAMES LYDON CRATERIAN PHONE 2424 NOW PLAYING WORLD. Doors Open 6:45 P.M.

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