MTDFCmT) MATT, TRTBTTNT!. rETVFOT?TV (YRECrOTC, rONTAT.-OCTOBTT? 31. 193$.
PA (TE r"l V E
LUUAL and
rtu.lnr. Visitor Edwin Arnold of
CJrlilln cro.lc w a business visitor
here Saturday.
Medtord rollrr Among business
visitors hare Saturday was Miss Ar
ietta Tyrrell of Rogue River.
Town Taller Boyd Brock of Route
a took ear of buslnes here Satur
day. Here Today Mr. and Mrs. John
Konln of Central Point were busi
ness visitors In Medford today.
Evangelist Here Evangelist O. Earl
McKay of Cra!?. Alaska, will condxiet
aervloea each evening this week at
the Church ofjChrlst on Court street.
Medford Caller Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Landers of Central Point called on
friend and transacted bu&lneaa in
Medford Saturday.
Sentence Suspended Charged with
drunkenness, Fred Baumer, 23. of
Medford was given a 10-day suspend
ed Jail sentence, pending good be
hflvior, by City Judge Allen D. Curry
.this morning. Thomas Franklin Jack
son. 62. a transient, was "floated"
out of town yesterday after being
arrested for drunkennrs.
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That Sensational New .'
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Kerosene Heater to you.
Ha tremendous capacity will heat a large
tired room easily. Simplicity ite)f In care and
operation. Be ure you see thia Aladdin Heater
before you buy.
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HEAR
Democratic Congressman Dies
of Texas
. EXPOSE
the UN-AMERICAN INQUIRY
Mutual Broadcasting" System
Xunight at 8:15 .
(P1. A'lr. Jar tt on Co. Rep. Central Committee. Joe E. Wood, Sec.)
HOLD EVERYTHING!
-YOU HAVEN'T
SEEN ANYTHING YET!
The Sensational New
FORD o MERCURY
and LINCOLN-ZEPHYR
Are the Finest 1939 Has to Of f er
We Saw Them In Portland Friday and Saturday
You'll See Them Here SOON! WAIT FOR THEM
Each Is TOPS In Its Class! .
C. E. "POP" GATES GEORGE GATES
C. E. GATES AUTO CO.
PERSONAL
From Centra! Point Mrs. Leonard
Freeman nad Jan Freeman of Cen
tral Point transacted -business In
Medford Saturday.
Error In Pate Date of this year's
Junior high school carnival Is No
vember 9 and not 10 u was stated
through a typographical error In Isst
Friday's Mall Tribune.
Bally Tomorrow Pythian .Sisters
will hold a rally In the K. P. hall
Tuesday evening at S o'clock. Re
freshments will be served. All mem
bers are requested to attend.
To Build Shed L. E. Edmonds of
704 West Second street, applied at
the city building inspector's office
Saturday for a permit to construct
a shed at a stated cost of $50.
From Eagle Point Out-of-town
residents who shopped and took care
of either business In Medford Satur
day Included Miss Dorothy Vestal
of Eagle Point.
From Out of Town Among out-of-town
residents here Saturday were
D. R. Sloan of Rogue River. Mrs.
Florence Belknap of Gold Hill and
Mrs. Ray Harnlsh and daughter Mary
of Eagle Point.
a
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 p, m.
Tuesday.
a
Vacation Completpd Sgt. Harold
Howard of the state police returned
to his duties today following com
pletion of a week's vacation, which
he spent visiting relatives In central
Oregon and northern California.
a
Minor Mishap Cars driven by Sam
Jones -of Oakland, Ore., and Robert
Mullin of Gold Hill were Involved
in a minor aceident at Twelfth street
and South Riverside avenue Sunday
afternoon, a report on file in city
police station said today.
" See Game Among Medford resi
dents traveling to Portland over the
week-end to witness the USC-Ore-gon
football game Saturday were C.
E. Gates. Mr. nad Mrs. George Gates.
Harold Treat. Bernie Hughes and Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Grey.
a
Bark Tu Onklnnrl Mrs. Dorothy
Elliott Kemp returned yesterday to
Oakland. Ore., after attending the
teachers Institute) in Ashtand last
week. She Is a nleoe of Dr. B. R.
Elliott with whom she visited while
here.
Vnlt To Meet Oak Grove exten
sion unit will meet in the Oak Grove
school at 10 a. m.. November a. A
covered-dish lunch will be served at
noon. "Does Diet Make a Differ
ence" will be dismissed by Mrs. Mabel
Mack, county home demonstration
agent. AH homemakers are Invited.
-
Pranksters Warned Postmaster
Frank DeSouaa today warned Hal
lowe'en pranksters that It Lb a fed
eral offense to destroy, damage, move
or otherwise disturb city mall deposit
boxes or rural mall boxes. Saying
that considerable damage was done
to mail' boxes last year. Mr. DeSouw
stated that, a more careful watch
will be maintained tonight, to protect
the mall boxes against Injury.
To Winter Boat h Mrs. Kat
Grlmsley has dLfposed of her apart
ment hous at 848 North Front street
and plana to spend the winter In
California. At present she Is a guest
of her sister, Mrs. Jennie Jones of
617 North Bartlatt street.
Fruit Displayed Persimmons and
pomegranates raised by John Crocker
of Coker Butte were on display to
day at the Jackson County Cham
ber of Commerce. Pomegranates are
rare In this part of the country. Mr.
Crocker said.
Return Homr Mr. and Mrs. 1. L.
Henntnger of 1000 West Main street,
returned to their home yesterday af
ter spending a week's visit with rela
tives in Roseburg, Oakland and Can
yonville. They were accompanied by
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. li. I. Henninger of Can
yonvllle. who returned to their home
late last night.
Resumes Flight Frank Wiley, pilot
for the Wallace aerial survey of Spo
kane. Wash., left Medford municipal
airport this morning for California,
resuming a flight Interrupted here
Friday by unfavorable weather. He
was on an aerial photographic sur
vey mission for the government. He
checked out of here for Sacramento.
He was piloting a Fstrchlld plane
specially equipped for aerial photo
graphic work.
a
Fire Season Over General rains
over the week-end brought what
Rogue River national forest head
quarters believed was the end of this
year's fire aeawm. Swveral forest fires
iaat week extended the sason farther
into the fall than usual. After the
week-end rains, however, all remain
ing lookouts were recalled.- About
.78 of an inch of rain fell at Lake
of the Woods, an average of half
an Inch in the Applegate. district
of the forest.
a
Back From North Paul Hanlln, U.
S. deputy marshal, returned by train
this morning from Portland whither
he transferred two federal prisoners
who had been held in the county
Jail here. The two men were listed
as Cecil Criteser of Iceland, charged
with possession of an unregistered
still near Leland. and Joe Jackson.
Klamath Indian charged with forg
ing a government check. The men
are waiting action by the grand Jury
In Portland. They were taken to
Portland by Mr. Hanlln Friday night.
a
Ooinir East I. H. Humphrey of 3fi
Cottage street, is to leave by train
tonight on a two month's trip In
the east. He will travel north and
wilt stop In Salem for a brief visit
with his son. I. A. Humphrey. He
will be a guest of his aon-ln-law
and daughter. Dr. and Mrs. J. W.
Alblg. In Urbana. HI., Dr. Alblg being
a professor of sociology at the Uni
versity of Illinois. During Mr.
Humphrey's absence, hla daughter.
Vera Humphrey, will be the guest
of her brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Humphrey at 825
Eaat Jackson boulevard.
a a a
Inspecting White Pine W. P. TJp
ham of Newport. Wash., today ob
tained permission from Rogue River
national headquarters to Inspect the
white pine stands above Union Creek
and on the Dead Indian Soda Springs
road for the Diamond Match com
pany. The match company, which
he represents. Is Interested In pro
curing white pine supplies for Its
product, Upham was quoted as say
ing. He Is to determine the quality,
quantity and accessibility of the
white pine on the Rogue forest. He
was accompanied by a company
cruiser.
FRENCH ARMY LEADER
OF WORED WAR PASSES
LTON, France. Oct., 81. (AP)
Gen. Joseph DeGoutte, former com
mander of the Allied armies In the
Rhlneland, died today at the age
i of T3.
1 Death came to the aged general
at his home in the little village of
Charnay near here. Despite his long
retirement from active service he
was a member of the general staff
until his death.
COURT HOUSE
NEWS
Furnished by the Jackson Count)
Abstract Co. 131 C- Sixth Street
Marriage License
Albert V. Wyatt and Agatha I.
Wyatt.
Claud Fray and Whynema Appleby.
John D. White and Kathleen E.
Estei.
Russell Hobs cm and Margaret E.
We Ida.
Elmer V. Ayres and EUeabeth E.
Brahs.
Merle W. Simmondt and Addle D.
Bols.
Foster D. Thompson and Leila
Carjton.
Circuit Court
H. R. Morris, doing business as
Oak Street Garage vs. Bert P. Som
erson. Chattel Lien.
Charles Lindsay vs. John H- Noble.
For money.
United States vs. L. A. Liljequtst.
Lien.
R. Harold Helder vs. Fancho Stub
blefleld, et al. Damages.
Agatha E. Wyatt vs. Albert V.
Wyatt. Divorce.
State of Oregon vs. Pearl Rhodes
Brenner. Assault, armed with a dan
gerous weapon.
Helen A.' Van Dusen vs. D. L. Van
D u sen. Divorce.
Frederick F. Crump va. Vinamae
Crump. Divorce.
H. C. Messenger, et al vs. Ed Pre
fountaln. et al. Lien.
Myrtle A. Ball vs. Fred Ball. Di
vorce. Rogue River Valley Irrigation Dist.
vs. Henry Annlng. Foreclose tax lien.
Helen Behling Garber vs. Franklin
Galloway, et al. To quiet.
State of Oregon vs. Robert Alec
Vestal. Wanton injury to animals.
Probate Court
Estate of Sarah W. Haines, dec.
Probate.
RmI E.tate Transfers
Helen T. Burton, et vlr to James
B. Bushong, W. D. to '4 Int. In lot
8. blk. 1. Highland Park Add. to
Medford. aio.
Pearl Culver to Gua H. Samurla.
et ux, W. D. to E. 30 feet of N!4
lot 9. blk. 1, Queen Anne Add., Med-
ford. 1.00.
"'mer Herrled. et ux. to Charlea
R. CJall. et ux. W. D. to lot 11, blk.
3, Conroy-Clancy subdivision. Med
ford, 10.
Electa E. Hnllarl&y to Frank How
ell, et ux, W. D. to lot 3. blk. 3,
Palm'a Add.. Medford, J0.
Vlctorlna R. Oarrett. et al, to Wll
lla M. Hlatt. deed to NT of SW,
S7 of SW, SW of NE, SB of NW,
sec. 4. twp. 37 S., B. 4 West. 1.
Wlllla Milton Hlatt to Victorlne
R. Oarrett, et al, W. D. to NE of
SW. 8i of SW. SW of NE, SE of
NW. nee. 4. twp. 37 8., R. 4 wat, 1.
W. S. Kee to Theodore Dally, et
ux, QCD to SW of NW, aec. 11, twp.
39 8.. R. 3 East, S1.00.
W. E. Peck, et ux, to W. B. Rags
tale, et ux, W. D. to lot 9, blk. 4,
Rom Add. to Medford, S10.
Waldemar E. Hnmmel, et ux. to
Klrby J. Tnnt, et ux, W. D. to W&
of NE, aec. 3. that part of SE of
NW sec. 3 lying E. of Crater Lake
highway, In twp. 39 8., R. 1 Went.
I0.
Charlea H. Delsmsn. et ux. to
L. D. McAllister, et ux, W. D. to
Iota 63 and 64, Southern Home tract
In Ashland. 10.
Jessie P. Bushong, et vlr, to George
P. Martin, et al, W. D. to lot 6.
blk. 1. Highland Park Add. to Med
'ord, 10.
Holland Frews, et ux, to James B.
Bmhong. W. D. to lot 6. blk. 1,
Highland Park Add. to Medford, 110.
W. E. Alexander, et al, to A. B.
Powell, et ux, W. D. to lot 8, blk.
10, Central Point, $10.
Carl Wllke to Elisabeth Wllke,
W. D. to Int. In land In DLC
46. twp. 37 S.. R. 1 West. 10.
H. L. Nutting, et ux. to Carl
Oottache. et ux. W. D. to lot 19,
blk. 8, Laurelhurst Add. to Medford,
10.
William P. Stewart, at ux. to H
L. Nutting, et ux, W. O. to Int.
In lot 19, blk. 8, Laurelhurst Add.,
Medford, 110.
Michael Doyle to Cleve C. Tye. et
ux. W. D. to 8 acres In DLC 73, twp.
37 S.. R. 3 west, $10.
Charlea Mack, et ux, to B. J. Mc
Phee. W. D. to part lot 1. blk. 3.
Barr's Add., Medford, $10.
Sheriff to City of Medford. Sh.
deed to lot 3. blk. t, Oray'a Add..
Medford. $147.10.
Sheriff to City of Medford. Sd.
deed to lot 18. blk. , Laurelhurst
Add.. Medford. $0730.
! .
BOTTARI KEEPS LEAD
IN PACIFIC SCORING
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 31. (AP)
nnunacK, orougni nia seasons vnnt
to II points by adding a touchdown
and conversion against Oregon State
I college Saturday.
Other leading Pacific Coast Con
ference scorers were Flrpo. Califor
nia. 44: L. Smith, California. 80:
I Washington, TOLA. 30: Hlrshon.
UCLA, 18: H.ffilns, Oregon State, 18:
I Lansdell, Southern California, 18;
'. Nicholson, Oregon, 18; Overlln, UCLA.
14.
4
Letter 23 Years Late.
' MALTA. Mont. (OTI It toe It
, 33 years to arrive, but Nele Watney,
local gnrageman, finally received the
I letter hla sister wrote Jan. 14, 1018.
1 from Carplo, N. D.. 300 miles awaj.
A Three Days' Cough
Is Your Danger Signal
No mutter how many medicines
you have tried lor your common
rough, cheat cold, or bronchial Irri
tation, you may net relief now with
Creomulslon. Serious trouble may
be brewing and you cannot afford
to take a chance with any remedy
leu potent than Creomulslon, which
Koea right to the seat of the trouble
and alda nature to soothe and heal
the Inflamed mucoua membranea
and to loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm.
Even If other remedies hare failed,
don't be discouraged, try Creornul
elon. Your druggist ia authorised to
refund your money If you are not
thoroughly satisfied with the bene
fit obtained. Creomulslon la one
word, ask for It plainly, see that the
i name on me come ia i,renuraw
I and youH get the genuine product
and the relief you want. (Adv.)
Boris Karloff In
Vej I
5m
Boris Kurloff introduce ft new
Oriental aleuth to audience tomor
row and Wednesday only at tha Rl
alto theatre, with "Mr. Wong. De
tectlve," first of the series. Karloff
la featured as Mr. Wong. Chinese
Football Game I n
Rollicking Comedy
On Craterian Bill
The swetlest football game of the
season will not be played between
what Damon Runyon calls the Har
vard and the Vales. It will not, be
the Army-Navy game or the Rose
Bowl classic You can see It right
now at the Craterian theatre, where
"Hold That Co-ed" opened yesterday,
with a delighted audience practically
rolling In the aisles as Joan Davis,
the screen's number one comedienne,
proves that she's also the world's
greatest drop-klckerl
For those who take their football
seriously, "Hold That Co-ed" also
reveals some of the most genuinely
exciting gridiron play ever screened.
But It la the Davis performance
and John Barrymore e. as a budget
bouncing co-ed-ehaslng governor who
sponsors the team that gives the
picture its hilariously goofy flavor
and makes of it what la undoubtedly
the funniest comedy of recent
months.
Mischievously conceived and with a
slyly topical story, the film finds
Barrymore In a riotous role. Just
as England is said to win her wars
on the playing fields of Eton. Bar
rymore finds it convenient to win
hla campaigns on the gridiron of the
stat university and hav.e time left
over to make passes at the campus
lovelies as well aa at the state treas
ury. Wagner Creek
WAGNER CREEK. Oct. 81. (Spl.)
The Wsgner Creek school nave a car
nival Oct. 31 which was a hl(t sue.
cess. Mr. ApplRSt took some mo
tion pictures of activities of the
school children and the farmers of
this dlatiict and they were one of
the main featurea of the program
with the motion pictures of the na.
tlonal parks ana Lithla park In Ash
land taken by Mr. Short, of the Short
drug atore In Ashland. We extend
our thanks to Mr. Short for showing
these Interesting pictures.
Mrs. Emma Klrby naa Improved
aome from a serious throat ailment,
that she has hsd for some time.
Jean Perkins was an overnight
truest with Mrs. Elroy McOrew at
Dora and Al Smith'a produce atore
Oct. as.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mlnsteel has
returned to their home after an ex
tended atey In Klamath county.
Mr. and Mrs. Olenn Abbott and
little daughter of Oranta Psaa called
on Mra. Abbott's parenta. Mr. and
Mrs. Hermsn Bommers, Oct, 33.
Llda May Baylor of Talent apent
Oct. 37 with with Joyce Hayea.
M. A. Doran la helping Mr. Llnd
strom saw hla wood with the bpez
saw. Natalie Hayes, daughter of Mr. and.
Mrs. A. O. Hayes, received a deep
scalp wound while playing in tha
swings at the school. Mr. Applegate
rushed her to a doctor In Ashland
to have a clamp put on tha wound
to close It.
Alvln Fenton has returned home
from the Emsnuel hospital of Port
land, where he was undergoing treat
ment for an Injured foot.
Jean Perkins Is spending the vaca
tion with her mother, Mrs. Eleanor
McOrew of Butte rails.
Mr. Morrow has entered the vet
erans' hor.pltal In Portland for mad
leal treatment.
The Wagner Creek Sunday school
and Chrlstlsn Endeavor has discon
tinued for the winter months.
Those who attended Mrs. Ethel
tffUttW
in rur ft
W6M
TO THE GOOD
UNION MEMBERS!
gjs SB ,
is
Mystery Show
detective, and other members of the
cast Include Grant Wltehsr, John St.
Poiia and Evelyn Brent.
"Personal Secretary," featuring
William Qarpan and Joy Hodgea. will
play an the companion feature with
the Karloff mystery.
Duncan's revival meetings In Ash
land were Mi. and Mrs. Oland, Mrs.
Lldla Lynch, Mrs. M. A. Doran and
son Bob and Jen Perkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Olenn Johnston of
Ashland called on Mr. and Ms. M. A
Doran on Oct. 18.
Prospect
PROSPECT, Oct. 31. (Spl.) Mrs.
Waldo Nye and Infunt daughter have
moved to Crystal, Oregon whero Mra.
Nye Is teaching. Mr. Nye Is at pres
ent bosrdlng with his parents, but
plsns to Join Mrs. Nye when the
Jnntzer mill closes down for the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Taylor and
children are occupying the Waldo
Nye cabin for the winter.
Mr. and Mra. Ludo Grieve and Mrs.
Tom Tcrrlot were among those at
tending the John Pernoll funeral in
Medford Thursday.
Two of the Day cattle were killed
Tuesday night by a truck, near the
Vic Chapman place.
Mra. Ivan Nye haa enrolled aa a
Junior In the Prospect high school.
Miss Olson of Rogue River and
Mlsa Dole of Medford spent Iaat week
end at the Jamea Dole home.
Mr. r-nd Mra. J. B. Bobbyn apent
last week visiting friends In Marsh
field. During their absence Mr. and Mra.
Bill Dobbyn of Medford took charge
of the Cascade Oorge store.
Prospoct Boy scout troop 19 held
Its fifth court of honor Oct. 20, at
the Orange hall preceding the regular
grange meeting. A new scout, Ted
Praederlck. waa admitted Into tha
troop. Bud Fraedcrlck and Melvin
Hornbuckle received advancements.
Paul Pearson received merit credit
and Mr. Webber received recogni
tion for hla year, service as a com
mitteeman. The scouts demonstrated
making fire by friction, and by flint
and steel, signaling and flrat aid.
Mr. Plchtner, scoutmaster of troop 8,
In Medford. gave a report on Pros
pects participation In the recent
scout rally In Medford.
At the box social following, the
money received from the auction of
the boxes was sufficient to purchase
a set of pamphlets for use In scout
work.
Next regular meeting of the Upper
wogue orange win be held on Wed
nesday, Nov. 3, instead of Nov. a,
which la the usual night.
Among thoae of the community
who were aucoeaaful during the deer
season were Jeff Rlchey, Joe Phlppa,
Nelson Nye, Larry Rohl, Dewey Hill
and Tracy Boothby. The latter two
got mule deer in eaatern Oregon.
1
Honor Roll
The following pupils of the Roose
velt school were on the honor roll
for the first period:
IB Jamea Collins, Joan Dean.
Marian Mitchell.
1 A Bill Hens.
3B Jo Ann Walker.
3B Virginia Walt, Marlsnne
Hutchison.
4B Shirley Barton.
B Loree Montelth.
6B E1len Young.
OA Dolores Ray.
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Tomorrow and Wed:
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SEE FORD MODELS
"They're knockouts!" That's the
way C. B. "Pop" Oate and George
Qatea described tha new Ford cars
for 1939. preveiwed by tha Medford
men at Portland Friday and Satur
day. Tha initial showing for the
press and dealera Included the new
Ford models, the smarter Lincoln
Zephyr for 1039 snd the long-anticipated
'Mercury," the new corner
in the popular Ford family.
"Never before has Ford offered the
public such value at the new. com
plete Ford lines offered this coming
year." Pop Gates asld. "New. strik
ing body lines feature the Fords,
while Llncoln-Zopliyr, the pare -setter
for the paat year. Is more beau
tiful than ever. The new Mercury,
& car that will have the nation talk
ing, fill In the price gap between
the Ford V-8 and Lincoln-Zephyr."
C. E. Gatea and George Oates an
nounced upon their return to this
city Sunday that tha newest Ford
family of earn will be presented tn
a public showing In Medford within
the near future. The datea for thla
display will be announced at once.
The Medford party attending the
preview of Ford. Mercury and Lin
coln-Zephyr models Included O. C.
Oates, Mr. and Mrs. George Gatea,
Harold Treat, tn charge of used care
for the C. E. Gataa Auto company,
and Bernie Hughes, a representative
of that firm. The group attended
tne southern CaJlfornta-Oregon foot
hall game Saturday afternoon at the
Multnomah stadium.
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BIRTHS
Born to Mr. and Mra. Paul New.
comb of Klnga highway a boy weigh
ing seven pounds and three ounoaa
In sacred Heart hospital Sunday af
ternoon. October 90. The baby has
been named Paul Oliver Neweomb.
Born at Sacred Heart hospital Oct.
30 to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neweomb of
Klnga Highway, a baby boy weighing
7 pounda 8 ounces. The child hsa
been named Paul Oliver.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. ciav rhittnn
of Jacksonville at Sacred Heart hospi
tal Oct. 30, a baby boy weighing 7
pounas i ounce. Tne boy has been
flamed Paul Maurice.
Pog Saves Home
WOODBURN. Ore.. Oct. 31 AP
Judy, a cocker ananlel rninn.
saved the O. E. Crosby home from
nre aoout o o'clock Sunday morn
ing. PI re In a closet apparently had
oen smoiuaering for some time and
had filled tha house with amoke
when the dog awakened Mr. and
Mra. Cronby bv DUlllne at their herf
covera. The fire department put out
mo nre without much damage.
Card of Thank.
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our many
friends for their IrlnrinAM ,
pathy during our recent bereave-
mmi. aiso ior tne beautiful floral
offerings.
Charles Burch.
Christens Burch,
Will Burch.
D. W. Beebe and family.
Too Late to Classify
POR RENT 4 - room duplex. Hard,
wood floors, fireplace. Eaat side
Phons le-P-S.
WILL SELL or trade for property In
or near Medford, Income property
In Modesto, Calif. Excellent retuma
on Investment. See Mr. Taylor at
Plerca Allen Motor Co.
LANDSCAPE Oardener-Caretaker
wanta ateady place. Nationally
know reference. Box 458, Tribune.
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rooms, store buildings and a apart
ments, flee Roland Hubbard or Al
Llttrell.
WANTED Boys, 14 yeara old or ovr,
for Examiner sales. Apply Blgrlow's.
100 W Main.
WANTED 4,000 ehaKei, reasonable.
Robert Locke, Talent.
"OR SALE Cow. Cherry Ave.. Rout
1. Box 144.
LADY wishes position in Alteration
lpt. Experienced Ladles' and
Men'a Tailoring, fur work. Phone
1641.
103ft FORD Coup, mechanically per
fect, good tirw. only H77.00.
PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge A- Plymouth Distributors
FOR RENT 3 -room furnished houa.
aaO.OO. 303 Beatty.
1930 MODEL A Roadster. Excellent
erudition. jSee at no W. Jackson.
DRIVING to Eugene Friday. Nov. 4th,
A p. m. Coming back Sunday eve
ning. Would like 3 paMennrrs to
htlp pay expensea. Phone 690 R.
FOR SALE Horaea and mule. Will
trade. Fehl Ranch. Dark Hollow.
Be Modem. Buy
CHRYALER
NOW ON DISPLAY
HAHN MOTORS
38 North Riverside
DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTIONS OW
ALL USED CARS to make room
for trade Ins on new Chryslers.
Check the bargain:
lflftfl BUICK Sedan. Clean aa a pin.
Regular price 67fl. Salea prien (.4S
1938 FORD Deluxe Sedan. New motor
and tire. Condition Immaculate.
A real buv at ., 495
1838 PLYMOUTH Deluxe 3-door Se
dan. Trunk. Completely recondi
tioned and reftnlshed. Se thla
quick at f4f)A
1937 CHRYSLER Royal Touring" Se
dan. Overdrive. Heater. New car
condition. Get our price. New car
guarantee.
LOT at 25 So. Riverside
HAHN MOTORS
EXPERIENCED ranch hand, good
milker, want work. Box 239, Tri
bune, FOR RENT Bachelor apartment.
Also 6-room furnished house. 445
So. Front.
FOR SALE Grimm Alfalfa need.
Ford son tractor with two 12. inch
plowa. Call a.t Cox Ranch or phone
I4S3-R-S.
THREE 8-year old colts, yearllna;.
Bols it Bona, Richfield Station,
',i mile North of Phoenix.
NEW FUEL OIL 7'4e per gallon.
Furnace oil, 7 '4c. Stove oil, Bo
per gallon delivered to you in
40-pal Ion lot or more. Pump snd
meter service. Samson Fuel Servloe,
Phone 833.
WITH
STOMACH
or ULCER
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IMa. Try It for rtlt.f of
iilnt ana tamach paint ,
PAINS
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t'on. hki.t . tr A ethtr remit tinnt rnid by nct arir).
c,rt Bfipni-.aetof Utf n TaMatt today. Absolutely
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At Wesrern Thrift Stores
and All Good Dni Stores
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