MTDFORT, MATL TRIBUTE. MEDFOKP. QREGOy. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1337.'
- PAOE FIVE
LOCAL and
From Trail Mr, h h. peabody and
daughter Leah of Trail vera ahopptng
and transacting buslne&a bora this
mornln.
...Clnb Meeting r. h. club will meet,
at the homa of Viola Aldrldge thl
evening All members are requested
to be present.
Dougherty NorthWllllam Dough
arty left this morning by train to
return to atudles at the University
of Oregon In Eugene.
Completes Vacation Max C. Hen
na was today back at hla post as man
ager 'Of the United Air Lines here. He
returned by motorcar Saturday from
Oakland. Calif., where he spent a va
cation with his family.
Terrett In Hospital Jack Terrett
Is confined In the naval hospital at
Honolulu as the result of a motor
cycle accident, according to word re
ceived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Dade Terrett. Young Terrett Is sta
tioned with the navy In Honolulu.
Breaks Arm Mrs. Lee Allen of 321
North Ivy street suffered a broken
right arm Saturday evening when she
slipped and fell In her yard. She was
taken to Community hospital for
treatment and today was reported get
ting along nicely. 8he will return to
her home soon, it was said.
Medford Plaque Pacific Oreyhound
Lines informed the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce today that a
bronze plaque Is being made for ln
atallatlon In the bus which recently
wis christened "City of Medford." At
the suggestion of the chamber the
bub company la having the plaque In
scribed: "Medford, Oregon. The Pear
City." '
.
Misa Haves 111 Miss Mary Hayes,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James C.
Hayes, has been confined In St. Vin
cent's hospital. Portland, for the past
two weeks and while Improving will
remain In the hospital for an Indef
inite time. Dr. and Mrs. Hayes return
ed this morning after spending the
week-end visiting Miss Hayes In Port
lsnd. t t
Airport Arrivals Yesterday's arriv
als at Medford municipal airport
were O. A. Jackson, business man of
Santa Monica. Calif., business man of
route from Redding. Calif., to Ta
coms. Wash., In a Klnner: Lieut. O.
Unvla frnrn Pnr11ton tO Hamilton
field. San Rafael, Calif., In a North
American basic trainer: Lieut, w. w
Laiarue, Pearson field. Vancouver.
Wash., to Moffatt field. Sunnyvale.
Calif., In a Douglas observation: Lieut.
R. 0. Krigel, Spokane. Wash., to Ham
ilton field In a Martin bomber; M. D.
King. 3rd. Los Angeles Insurance ex
ecutive, en route In a Stlnson from
n.M.m.nin. Calif., to Albany where
h. was in meet his wife. Bernardino
Lewis' King, Earned stunt pilot and
sky writer who performed here lest
July 2; George Yost, Klamath Palls
potato grower, whrf made a return
hop from the Pelican City In his Wa
co; and M. P. Blelen, from Klamath
Falls and return In a Taylor Cub.
WILL YOU GAMBLE A
THREE CENT STAMP
FOR RELIEF FROM
ASTHMATIC SPASMS?
El Afuloildo. Cuban WomUr Hotter, If wld
uM i money back pimntw of Mtlifaetion. t
If you suffer from ipumodle atUeki of asthma
m ant you to rtad whit It baa don Tor other
... to try It for yourMlf tint then. If It tin not
Hpl yetj, to lat m w too for what jwi haw
spent on tba azperlment
El Afulnaldo la a para bet's honey sjatherH tn
the Maestri Mountains of Cuba. Tha wild bee
preduM this hooey which for fenerations hai been
lathered by tha tuttm and wed as i household
rtn-tdy.
ln aithma, E4 Agulnaldo tends to reduce the
irastnodlc ittaeki. It tends to reducs mucous,
loosen tight and ttlcky phelm. to sootha sora and
Irtitited membranes.
While It Is a pure food honey, laboratory tuts
ilww the Mineral asb to contain many of the
Importint minerals or-ed by medical selenw In the
care of tha numin body. Part of El Anlnaldo has
oeter been analyied. This portion, which contains
complex orimlc bodies, has amulng qualities that
hm often spelled frateful relief for tha pimfd1e
ntfirb of asthma.
You too, mar find jour relief In K1 AkuImWo.
ffid for a bottle today I The money hart guarantee
protects you. Will you gamble a pnitaga stamp for
RELIEF I Tl
COUPON
ttvA $1.00. money order or tub. for 9-0. bottle
to. W. i. CLELAND. distributor for Cufsn Health
Pood Products, 4 1 r Be. Wall Strict, Los Angeles.
California.
Name a . . . .
AMr'si
City Stst
nr M 'fit additional Irf.-rnittni
hits ihee:
The New, Improved
Automatic Sawdust
Burner is ready for
your inspection.
It Will PAY You To INVESTIGATE
Timber Products Company
PERSONAL
Medford Visitor Bob Morria. ules-
min for B&kr-Hamlton upon l nit
goods company of San Francisco, was
transacting buslnwa here today.
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Half Holiday Rogue river national
forest headquarters will be eloped
Friday afternoon In observance of
Constitution Day.
From Dunsmulr Hank Fisher. Cop.
co employe near Dunsmulr. Cel.. apent
the week-end tn Medford vieitlng
friends and relatives.
Gift Peaches The Mall Tribune
staff today enjoyed a box of priM
peaches, the gift of Mrs. C. I. Rose
of Route 4. Peaches from the Rose or
chard were prise winners, at the state
fair In Salem.
t
Due Back Tomorrow Mlu Viola
Scherrer is expected to return to
morrow to her position of stenograph
er at Rogue river national forest
headquarters In the federal building.
She has been on vacation In Seattle.
D. A. V. Meeting Jackson county
chapter of the Disabled American
Veterans of the World War will hold
a regular meeting in the armory at
8 o'clock tomorrow night. Report of
the recent national convention la to
be presented. After the business aes
slon a collation wilt be served.
To McMlnnvllle Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Lee Brlcker of Rogue River plan
to leave for McMlnnvllle Tuesday
where Mr. Brlcker has accepted a po
sition on the faculty of Llnfteld col
lege. Mr. Brlcker was formerly prin
cipal of the Rogue River high school
ai-ti at one tme was Boy Scout exec
utive here.
- Reported Better H. R. Turpln, in
jured recently in a truck accident In
northern California, was today re
ported as Improving In a Yreka hos
pital. An operation will be performed
on his shoulder as soon as he Is
strong enough for the surgical treat
ments according to word received
here.
Swedish Service The Rev. Gottfred
J. Anderson, pastor of the First Cove
nant church of Klamath Falls will
hold a Swedish service here tomor
row evening at 8 o'clock in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Carlson. 848
East 9th street. In addition to giv
ing a sermon In Swedish, the Rev.
Mr. Anderson will sing several solos.
All Scandinavians-are invited.
Drills Tomorrow Company A and
headquarters company, 186th infan
try of the Oregon national guard will
hold their regular weekly drills in the
Medford armory at 8 o'clock tomor
row night. Company A will hold a
special drill Thursday night. It will
be the last Company A drill for a
month. It was announced by Capt.
Carl Y. Tengwald. commanding off
icer. Rimnwiiy filrl State police today
re watching for Ida Martin, 16, of
Dunsmulr. Cal.. who was reported to
have left her home between 12 and
6 a. m. today and headed north. El
liott Taylor. Dunsmulr chief of po
lice, notified authorities here. The
girl was described as five feet eight
inches tall, weight. 140 pounds, plat
inum blonde hair, brown eyes and
extremely pretty. She was carrying a
large brown handbag.
To Close 9 Days United States
navy recruiting sub-station in the
Medford federal building will be
closed from noon of September 18
to tbe morning of September 37. it
was announced today by Ernest M.
West, chief petty officer in charge.
During that period Mr. West will be
on furlough. Applicants for navy en
listment were asked by Mr. West to
contact him prior to the 18th or af
ter the 27th. Mr. West plana to spend
his leave hunting deer in eastern
Oregon.
To Resume sewing Members of
Medford post auxiliary of the Amer
ican Legion will meet this evening in
room 308 of the United States Na
tional bank building to resume their
sewing project. The auxiliary's sew
ing program has played an Important
j-art In its child welfare work during
the past few years. It was pointed out
by Mrs1-; Ruth Freed who announced
tonight's session. Mrs. Freed, chair
man of the child welfare committee
asked all members interested In the
project to be present this evening. In
future, she said, the sewing meetings
will be held on the first Monday of
en eh month.
Owing to Illness of E. D. Elwood,
nntM.atriif the nervlcea of Dr. C. L.
a"v'"k
Perkins of Portland have been secured
to take charge of his practice, ur.
Perkins cornea highly recommended
and la qualified to take care of the
refraction of children as well as
adults, using tlr latest technique.
Use Mall Tribune want, sds.
Livestock
Portland
PORTLAND. Spt. 13. ( AP-USDA)
HOGS: 1.800, including 441 direct,
market active, 60c higher, good to
choice 105 to 310-lb. drlve-lna. 10 75.
load lots. U: 325 to 380-lb. 10
10.60; 130 to 155-lb.. tiO 10 35; pack
ing sows, 8.25r?8.60; choice feeders.
9.75.
CATTLE: 3.200, Including 149
through and direct; calves. 300. In
cluding 113 direct, market uneven,
strong to steady, instance strong to
25c higher on best kinds; medium to
good she stock steady; low grades
weak to 25c lower; bulk and veal
steady; several loads madlum to good
grassers, $8.50iftB.50; two loads 1,014
and l.W2-.b., $10; no fed ateers of
fered; common, $8 1) 7.50; medium
heifers, 7$7.60; common grades,
a5.25ca 8.50; low cutter and cutter
cows. $3.25 & 4.25; common to medi
um, $4.50(3 6.50; good beef cows, $5.78
a 6 26; bulls, $64 6.25; beef bulls.
$6.50; good to choice vealers, $9.50(8
10.50; common grass oalves. $4. 50.
SHEEP: 3,800, Including 3.304
through and direct; market active,
fully steady; few good trucked In
lambs, $9 ft 8.40; common to medium.
$7(3 8.50; few yearlings, $5.60 s$;
wethers, $4.50 $5; common grade
ewes. $2(34.
South Ran Francisco
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18
(AP-USDA) HOGS: 1,000. Including
590 direct. Butchers opened 10 high
er. late trade 35c up; bulk 170 to 335
lb. butchera. 10.8511, latter top
straight and moderately sorted, load
155-lb. butchers, $10.50; packing sows.
35 s 60c higher, bulk. 8a8.35.
CATTLE. 600. Including 100 direct.
All classes In comparatively light aup
ply; steers opening about steady; two
ioadf northern California grasa ateers
unsold, medium good she atock slow,
scattered sales steady, load good 980
lb. California grass cows. 86.50; low
cutter to common cows strong to 35c
higher, cutter grades. 83.50 1 4.50: odd
lota (at dairy type cows. 85.35: bulls
mostly steady, good weighty bulls up
to 86.50. Calves: 376. Including 105
direct. Active, strong to 35c higher,
quality considered: about two loads
common to medium 178-lb. Oregon
range vealers. 88.75, heavily sorted at
87.50; load 335-lb. weights. 68. sorted
20 head at $7: choice vealers absent,
quoted up to 810.
SHEEP: 900. Including 280 direct.
Lamb about steady, part deck me
dium 70-lb. wooled lambs. $8.50, good
woolsklns absent, quoted around $9.50
H9.75; deck good to choice 75-lb.
mixed ahorn and medlum-pelt lambe.
$9.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept. 13. ( AP-USDA)
Hogs 10.000: generally 2i40c higher
than Friday's average; medium grade
hogs and packing sows. 36ia50e up
late: practical top I2.50: part load
$13.55: bulk good and choice 190
230 lb.. $13.15-46; 240-390 lb.. $12.00
40: 160-180 lb., $11.60 12.40; most
good parking sows, $10.40-75.
CATTLE 20.000; calvea 3000: gen
eral trade active' and fully steady;
strictly grnlnfed steers and year-
llncs verv scarce: best early $18.50
with $18.78 bid: all she stock sctive
about 8000 western grassers tn run:
stoekers and feeders firm. $6.50 a 10
SHEEP 11.000: spring Ismbs active,
strong to 35c higher; good to choice
natives, . $10.60 down, moderately
sorted; limited numbers, $10.78;
others held higher.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, Sept. 13. (API Late
tumbles of wheat prleea today car
ried the Chicago wheat down to all-
around new low price recorda for the
season.
Whest: Open High Low Close
8ept. 1.03i 1.041,4 1.01 1.01(4
Dec 1.0514 1.06'i 1.02',4 ' 02
May 1.0T.4 1.08H 1.04!4 1.04
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Sept. 13. (AP) But
ter Prints: A grade, 380 lb. In
parchment wrappers, 87 14c lb. tn
cartons: B grade. 354c In parchment
wrappers, 361-jc lb. In cartons.
BUTTERFAT (Portland delivery
buying price) A grade, 36!-j 37c
lb., country atatlona; A grade, 36c
lb.: B grade, 3c lb. leas; C grade,
6c less.
EGGS Buying price by whole
aalera: Extras. 37c; standards. 34c;
firsts. 32c; medium. 23c; medium
firsts, 19c: small extras, 113c; under
grsdes, 14c dozen.
Cheese, country meata and live
poultry unchanged.
POTATOES New crop Yakima
Oema. $1.60rsl,60; Yakima White
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Rom, $1.3$ carnal; local, ll.lftf 1.9ft
oranga box.
HAY Selling price to retailers: Al
falfa. No. 1. $17.60 ton; oat-vetch.
$113: clover. $13 ton.
Onions, cantaloupes, and wool un
changed. .
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Or... Spt. 11 (API
Grain: Wh.lt:
May
Sept.
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Opn
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Low Close
.8, .8s;
W, .91
Cash wheat: Big Bend blueetem.
hw, is pet., 13 pet, 8H: dark
hard winter. 19 pet., IOJ'4: 13 pet..
SB",: 11 pet., .80 H: .on whit and
weatem whit, .ooij; hard winter.
.89 i; western red, .89 H.
Oata No. 3 whlt, 33.00. ,
Barley No. 3. 5-lb.. bw.. 37.850.
Corn Argentine nominal; mill
run atandard. 30.30.
Today'a car reeeipta: Wheat, 06:
barley, SO: flour, 38; oats, 4: hay, 7.
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK. Sept. 18. (AP) Stock
market leaders crashed Into new low
territory for two years or longer today
following an opening rally Inspired
by action of tha government in with
drawing $300,000,000 In sterlllud (old
to lighten credit needs.
At the worst prices tumbled 1 to 7
polnte. There were a few loaaea of
aa much aa 13 or so. In tha feverish
gyrations of the list, tha ticker tape
frequently lagged, at one time being
about five mlnutea behind
Some support appeared In tha final
hour, with number of pivotal
stocks cutting sizeable portions from
their extreme declines. Many, how
ever, dragged bottom when the cloa
Ing gong sounded.
Tranafers ware In tha neighborhood
of 3.600.000 ahsres.
Government bonds were mildly re
sponsive to the gold ahlft and the
decision of the authorltlea to pur
chase ahort term treasury paper on
the open market If necessary. Cor
poration loana dipped after an ini
tial upturn.
Today'a closing prices for S3 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye 302
Am. Can
S2'i
159
Am. it Ffm. Power ..
A. T. & T -
Anaconda
48,
Atch. T. & 8. P
Bendlx Aviation
Bethlehem Stel ....
Caterpillar Tractor
Chrysler ,
Coml. Solvent
B84
18
80
,11V,
941,
10!j
Curtlaa-Wright H
DuPont 144
Gen.
Gen.
Oen.
tnt.
I. T.
Electric
Food ....
Motora ..
Harvest.
& T
4a
86
40
834
84
Johns-Man - 101
Mont. Ward BOH
North Amer 21 H
Penney (J. C.) 83'
Phillips Pet 60f
Radio - H
Sou. Pac - - 20
Std. Brands 10
Btd. OH Cal - - 38
Std. Oil N. J 69H
Trans. Amer 13i
Union Carbide 88
United Aircraft . 33
U. 8. Steel 03
Mickey Rooney Film
Pleases Rialto Fans
Containing all reqiilaltea that make
aood entertainment. "The Hooaler
Schoolboy" opened laat night at the
Rialto theatre to a well aatlarted au
di. nee. The caat la atudded with
outstanding acreen namea headed by
talented Mickey Rooney.
"The Hooaler Schoolboy" la a rut
tic drama of a ahell-ahocked war
veteran, decorated In the war for
valor but a nobody In the town of
Greenfield, and hla young aplrlted
son, Shockey. conatdered an outcaat
by hla schoolmates because he "Uvea
on the other aide of tha track."
"Dance Charlie Dance" la alao on
the same bill at the Rialto until to
morrow night. Stuart Erwln. Allen
Jenkins, Olenda Farrell and Jean
Mulr are featured In tha hilarious
comedy hit.
Closing time for Too Lata to Clas
sify Ada la 1 :30 p. m.
sho. 1 :4-:4d-:m
Nnwl Till Tomorrow Mahl
ONE OF THE FINEST
PICTURES EVER MADE
WEDNESDAY
SlDg-i.Uon.)
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Frances Farmer In
Craterian Picture
With Edward Arnold
Another of those masterpieces of
motion picture art., still an all too
rare pleasure for theatre goers, wss
dtsplsyed last night at the New Cra
terian theatre. Baaed on the life of
Jim risk. The Toaat of New York"
Is a gripping and entertaining dra
matlo romance. Ita high emotional
appeal being In Ita love theme the
flamboyant courtship of faaelnattng
Josle Mansfield by the financier.
Praneea Parmer la ideally suited to
the role of Josle Mansfield, the wo
man for whom Plak tries to solidify
hla financial empire by gaining a
corner on the world gold market. Her
pleasing contralto la heard in three
songs, one of which Is "Sweet Alice.
Ben Bolt," a classic of the post-civil
War era.
Edward Arnold steps Into the 1866
frock coat and square-toed boots as
naturally aa did risk himself In his
heydey of big railroad stock manipu
lation when Commodore Vanderbllt,
Daniel Drew and othera battled with
him to gain leadership of the finan
cial world. Arnold again provea that
he la the most able cinema portrayer
of strong-hearted figures.
Cary Orsnt. as the handsome part
ner of risk, takes full advantages of
hla romantic role.
The picture will remain at the New
Craterian through Tuesday.
PORTLAND, Sept.13 (flV-Appoint
ment of service committee was com
pleted today by Allan D. Greenwood.
president of the Young Democrats,
with the po&t of the state convention
chairman going to Jeme Raley. Pen
dleton.
Other committeemen: Rules and
order. Sam Van Vactor, the Dallas;
credentials. Wallace Larkin. Newberg;
resolutions. Earl Wiley, Row burg; or
ganization. Aubrey Tusslg, Browns
ville: finance. Laird McKenna, Port
land; precinct organization. Nathan
Berkham. Portland; membership. Earl
Nutter, Pendleton; social. Dorta N.
Cheney. St. Helens: education, Shir
ley Moncur. Corvallls.
Speakers, Bernle Andrews. North
Bend; publicity, Gertrude Carlson,
Portland; Interclub activities, Mar
garet. Coatea, Tillamook: radio, Fred
R. Brennan, Portland.
Fair Attendance
Sets New Record
SALEM. Sept. 13. &) Attendance
at the 78th Oregon state fair, which
closed yesterday, totaled about 100.
000, compared with 90.000 last year,
fair offlclsla estimated today.
Receipts were 80.000. about 110.
000 more than last year, while oper
ating costs were less this year.
Betting receipts at the six-day horse
race meet were 93,776, a new rec
ord. Last year' handle was D27.908
tew than this year. The fair get $9.
377 of the wagering receipts, and the
state racing com ml Ml on will take
82.344.
Do not miaa The Pamela of Nations
at the Carnival Tueatlay and Wednea
day at the Cathollo Pariah lawn. Ad
mlton free.
The life of patent leather may be
prolonged by rubbing It occasionally
with glycerine applied with a clean
cloth.
Too Late to Classify
SALE OR TRADE Work and aaddle
atock. Pallmlno atalllon. Dodge
acroaa from county shops.
HOUSEHOLD good a, electric range,
kitchen appliance, rowing machine,
ahotgun, electric corda, socket, etc,
M2 King.
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WED and THURS
Thrlll-A-
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Bomanret
a Until Tomorrow $ tSSSSSL '.'UlSJ
Lovable, down-to- i die-men 1 promt. I- i.a-aa f j'lll
earth drama! Best X&mtvmmw-'9vm t ' .' ' V. f
acun, of th. year. pfj, .
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BMOHTLT used aeeordlon. looka
naw. us. Baldwin piano snoppa.
1934 MASTER CHEVROLET 2-door
aedan. ThU ear U In better thin
average condition. Only one own
er. Low mileage, 9446.
Your ear In trade. O M A C, terms.
SKINNERS OARAGE
Bnlrk-Pontlae. 143 S. Riverside.
U?FD CAR LOT on 9th St. aide,
of Firestone Bldg.
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Phone 1
Alto
108.
8axaphone for sale.
WATERMELONS. non-lrrlgaUd. le
lb B. E. Ford. 3 mi leu wext of Jaek
sonvllle highway. Phone 7S1-R.
FOR BALE Team of mute, good
workers, no bad habit, 9136 cash.
39 S. Grape. Phone 200.
WANTED Woman to do housework
and care for children. Oo home
nights. Inquire 409 N. Riverside,
WANT pasture for 100 head of shtap.
133 no. Riverside.
CUCUMBERS, cut flowers. Dresslera.
1107 E. Main.
FOR SALE Petite prune. 3c lb. 539
Bo. Grape.
FOR SALE Flva room and bath. 'A
blk from school. Inquire 841 Aus
tin Bt. Call evenings.
WANTED 3 salesman to sell Dodge
and Plymouth automobiles and
Ing opportunity. Bee Mr. Taylor at
rierce-Aiien uowr 0.
FOR SALE ft -room modern house,
3 lots, sewer and water, berries und
small fruit. Phone 459-X.
14'4 ACRES located on Kings High
way. Meal for sub-divUlon. Already
nlatted. Road on three aides. Price
only mao per acre. L. Q. Piekell, 16
a. Bar tie tt.
CANNING CORN. $1 sack. 3rd house
to left on Rosa Lane from J'vllle
Highway. G. L. Robinson.
WANTED Feed oats. Phone 437-J r
address Route 4. Box S6-A.
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MONTGOMERY
FOR SALE Winchester Daer Rifle.
Perfect condition. Hohlweg'a top
Shop.
OVERSTOCKED on used plane will
sell on practically any terms. Lea
than rent 3 good uned grands cheap.
One square grand, $26. See these at
once. Baldwin Piano Bhoppe.
FOR SALE 4 -wheel trailer, chassis.
one Bagley, one slip scraper. 1119
West Main.
FURNITURE reupholstered. reflnlsh-
ed, reglued. Phone 909 -R.
1938 TERR APLANE bualneaa coupe.
Elee. hand. Was owned by a Med
ford buslne man had the best
of care. A-I In every re pert. $596.
Your car in trade. O M AC. terms.
SKINNER'S GARAGE
Used Car Lot. 9th and Bartlett.
PEACHES Hales. Elbertaa. Crawfords,
mi. W. of Upper Griffin crwk
school. D. C. Durham. Afternoon.
FOR RENT Unfurnished 6-room
house, close In. newly redecorated.
Inquire 912 S. Oakdale. Phone 750-R
appointment.
WANTED Woman as housekeeper
nurse, for elderly couple in their
home. Phone 432-W. Inquire 33 N.
Peach St.
PEACHES Cheap. Tuscan clings. El
bertaa and Hales, Petite prunes.
John Long, lty miles from Esgle
Point on Brownsborough road.
1934 CHRYSLER six de luxe 4-door
trunk aedan. Radio, heater. Owned
by a Medford attorney. e650. Your
oar tn trade. O M A C. terma.
SKINNER'S GARAGE
Used Car Lot, 9th and Bartlett
PEACHES Mt. grown. 2c. You pick
Your container. T. J. Hlght. 1st lane
right 80. Del Vineyard, upper Stage
road.
FOR SALE All metal enclosed gear
pump Jack with S h. p. electric
motor. George Dorman. Gold Hill.
FOR RENT 48 N.
bungalow, 32.60.
Orange, 6-room
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Only Wards could bring you auch a radio at thia
low price! World range. Giant 12" Speaker not
8"! Metal tube not glaasl Electric Touch Tun
ing I Movie Dial! Automatic Volume Control!
10-Tube Battery
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namic speaker I Automatic,
volume control. Built In
volute regulator. Hand
rubbed and pollahed cab
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old radio!
FOR SALE Rambouillet Cardale
cross-bred rams. Btrang A Deuel
Ranch, Sams Valley. Oregon.
FOR SALE Crabapplea and Howell
pears. A. E. Brockway. Tel. 7-F-31.
FOR SALE Younst Jersey cow. In
quire Associated OH Co., Central
Point.
EXERCISE FOR HEALTH
Separate classes, men and women.
Special exercise for posture. Elec
tric bath and mwwiee.
NISSEN HEALTH CLUB
16 Geneva St. Phone 368
FOR SALE Peaches. 10 tont fine
non-Irrigated Elbertaa, Also Mulra
while thrv iBat. 'A ml. west of up
per Oriffin Creek .school house.
Guehea Orchards. Phone 857 -L.
FOR BALE Almost new OH Circu
lator. 1123 N. Central.
FOR SALE Dining Room. Set. Bed
room Set and other furniture. Call
evenings at 403 Weat Jackson
street.
AUTO reflnlahlng to match any color.
Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop.
OET CANNING BARTLETT8 at Ala
Vista Parking House.
GIFT
$14.95
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Vacuum cleaner
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bom. with American Hadfator System
et vacuum olf.n.r free. For dataili He
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