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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4. W40. PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and 111 at Home H. C. Obye, as sistant supervisor of the Rogue River national forest, was con fined to his home at 22 Glen Oak Court with a cold today. Parsons Hera Reginald H. Persons of Seattle, Wash., and Hillcrest orchards arrived In Medford this morning by train to spend ten days. Confined Mrs. Homer Hixon and young son Bruce were to day confined to their home at 124 Vancouver avenue with colds. Back from Trip Miss Alice Ward of 1260 Sunset avenue and Miss Vera Hale of 311 Van couver avenue returned last night after visiting for several davs in San Francisco and Val lejo, Cal. ... Davidson Home Bill David son returned to his home at 32 Ashland avenue this morning by train from Portland where he attended a sales meeting of the Albers company which he represents here. Texas Flier Here Ross E. Thompson of Fort Worth, Texas, arrived this morning from Red Bluff, Cal., at Medford mu nicipal airport in his Rearwind plane. He was en route to Se attle, Wash. After his plane had been ' refueled, Thompson awaited more favorable wea ther to the north before con tinuing his flight. Minor Mishaps Claude Miles of Eagle Point and Richard I. Simmons of route 4 operated cars that collided at Riverside avenue and 8th street yester day afternoon, a report on file today stated.' Pierre Douga of Gold Hill and R. M. Burnham of 124 King street were oper ators of autos that collided in the Grape and Sixth street in tersection yesterday noon, ac cording to a report on file to day. . . . New Slacks The new regu lation slacks arrived today for members of Company A, 186th Infantry of the Oregon national guard, and will be issued to night when the company as sembles for its semi-weekly drill in the armory. Men of head quarters company, third bat talion, also are to be outfitted with the new apparel, though the company's allotment had not arrived today. The slacks replace the breeches and wrap around leggings that have con stituted standard army apparel for many years but are now viewed as obsolete. Both Med ford national guard companies will drill tonight. . Skiing Better Improved ski ing in Crater Lake national park was reported by rangers in their daily radio broadcast today. Conditions for skiing were improved materially by a snowfall of nine inches in the 24 hours ended at 8 o'clock this morning. The snow was de scribed as "normal pack." Snow depth at headquarters was in creased to 35 inches. South and west entrance roads to the lake rim were covered with a hard packed snow and tire chains were required for safe driving, the rangers stated. Weather this morning was cloudy, visibility poor. Lowest temperature during the night was 27 degrees. NOTICE LICENCES FOR MILK DEALERS All licenses to tell, deliver or dispense table milk or eream are now due. Fail' ure in securing same at once will necessitate pen alties. MEDFORD HEALTH DEPARTMENT Uu, HOTEL SOMERTON 440 MART TBEET OOWNTOmi 1ETWEEN "ASOK AND TATLOft COMPLETELY BSFUFXISHIO Splendid garage fac ilities . and, courteoui service await lie brad motorist. COCKTAIL LOUNGE Service Unsurpassed JACA I LASS, VlNAi'l PERSONAL Returns Home Nettie Grover has returned to her home at 716 Welch street after having been ill for a month at the home of a friend here. To Lot Angeles Charles H. Ward of 1260 Sunset avenue left by motorcar yesterday for Los Angeles where he had an offer of a position with the Wilson Packing company. New Foreman W. J. Frost arrived today from a state CCC camp in the Vancouver district to succeed J. Ben Doss as a fore man at Camp Applegate. Mr. Doss has been transferred to the state CCC camp at Wimer. Camp Applegate is administer ed by the U. S. forest service. Guests from North Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Obye and baby son Allan of Portland are guests at the home of Mr. Obye's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Obye of 22 Glen Oak Court. The visitors will remain here over the week end. ... Vacation Ends Miss Maxlne Waters of Olympia, Wash., re turned to Medford this noon after spending the Christmas and New Year's holidays at her home. She is a clerk at Rogue River national forest headquarters. She returned by United Mainliner from Port land. Group to Meet Applegate Valley teachers' study group will convene Friday afternoon at 3:30 in the schoolhouse in Ruchv Bertha Haskins, prin cipal of the Applegate school, will be chairman. Topic for discussion will be "Remedial Reading." All persons inter ested are asked to attend. Appointed The Rev. Father Augustine Meyer, assistant pas tor of Sacred Heart Catholic church and Boy Scout chaplain in this area, has been appoint ed a deacon of honor to Arch bishop Edward Howard of Port land for special Boy Scout cere monies to be held in the Port land cathedral Sunday. Father Meyer, however, said he would be unable to attend the cere monies. At the Sunday ritual Saint Edward, king of England, will be proclaimed patron saint of scouting in the Portland arch diocese. ... Leavitt Returns E. P. Leav itt. superintendent of Crater Lake national park, returned to his Medford home last night after spending a holiday visit in Fresno, Cal., and Yoscmite national park. In Fresno, Mr. Leavitt was a guest at the home of his sister, Mrs. J. A. Wilkin son, with whom his mother, Mrs. Anna Leavitt, had been visiting. In Yosemite he was a guest at the home of another sister, Mrs. Fred C. Alexander. Mr. Leavitt was accompanied to Medford by his mother, who makes her home here, and Mrs Alexander and her daughter. Donna. Mrs. Alexander and Donna will remain here for a few months. Mrs. Leavitt, who has been ill, was much im proved in health, Mr. Leavitt said. Livestock Portland Portland, Jan. 4. (AP-USDA) Hogs: 600, total 650: market slow, 1 steady to weak: good-choice 170 to j 315-lb. drive-Ins mostly 16.76; few 86.85; carload late arrivals unsold: ! medium grades downward to $6.50; 225 to 270-lb. butchera mostly S6.25; underweights (5.75 6.25; packing sows mostly 84.60 (it 5.00: good-choice feeder plga salable around S5.00: one outstanding lot So-lb. weights 18.00. cattle: 200. total 260; calves sal able and total 35; market active, steady to strong; medium-good fed I steers 88.00ft 9.00; few short fed steers unsold; common-medium helf- 1 era $5.50 (? 7.50; cutters downward to S5.00: good feed heifers upward to SB.25; cutter-common cows $4.00tA 5 00: canners down to $3 50; fat dairy type cows $5.60 $8.00: good beef cows $6.25 iv 6.75: sausage bulls S5.506.50; good beef bulls to $6.76; choice vealera mostly. $9.60; selects to 810.25: common grades down to $5.50; cull calvea down to $4.50. Sheep: 850: market steady: load good-choice 95-lb. shorn lambs $7.50; good-choice fed. wooled lambs sal able around 8 008 35 or above; good-choice ewes quotable $3 25e 4 00. YickSoHerbCo. Houri 10 a. m. io 6 p. m. Monday, Tueday, Wtdnn day Only Chtnw herb rem edj ar very won derful for tumor, dropsy, pile, rup ture, stomach ulcer, lungs, heart, liver, stomach, kidney, bladder troubles, at lima rimi blood, gallstones. yellow fever, epl- Herbsllit. lepsy. rheumatism leart and female com- Experience, plaints. Call or write. Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. Central and Main. Medford. Ore. loath gen rrmnoUeo South Sen Frenclaoo, Jan. 4 (AT) (U. 8. Dept. Ar.) HOOS: 100. Steady to weak; top and bulk good to choice 190-220 lb. California butchera 95; part load 1S7 lb. 5 80; tew medtu ml30 lb. pigs 6.00; odd lota 235-305 lb. butchera 5 Si. -8.15; packing aowa 4.50-6 00. CATTLE: too. Calvee none. Medium Chicago. Jan. 4. P) Butter to mostly good 1043 lb. northern ! future on the mercantile ex Callfornla fed eteera B OO; good under i change advanced today to their 1,000 lb. fed ateers quoted up to s.50: ! best prices in nearly two years package 700 lb. dairy type heifers as buyers, spurred by bullish S 50; package good 1.074 lb. beef owe supply statistics and weather 8.50; odd medium bulla 50; ealvea news absorbed profit-taking nominal; good to choice vealere sales closing prices were at the ia,0!; , , - session's highs and showed net 8HEEP: S00; 3 decks good to low- i . K, , , choice around 88 lb. California fed aln about ce,nt' . . . wooled lamb. S.00 atraht. i February contracts which j paced the market, closed at 28'4 Chicago cents a pound, and January at Chicago. Jan. 4. (API (Ui. Dept. ' 29 cents. Agr.) HOOS 89.000: generally 10-15 lower than Wednesday's average; top 5 85; bulk good and choice 150-220 lbs. 8.50-85; 330-240 Ibl. 5.50-76: good 360-600 lbs. packing aowa 4 25- "LS!!3"T",: ... a . onn ..rnn: 'n so: medium to good ateers promising to sell 8.800:50; beat heifers J5: beef j cows largely 8.00-7.00: strong weight ; cutter 6.76: most canners 4.36-85: weighty sausage bulls to 7.6S; good to choloe vealers 10.60-11.50. SHEEP 16,600: good to choice wooled lambs bid 8.75-9.00; best held 9.10-9.35 and upwards; good year lings 7.00: sheep about steady: native slaughter ewes 4.00-36. Portland Produce Portland. Jan. 4. (AP) BUTTER, butterfat unchanged. EGO& Buying prices: Extras large 15; standards large 14; medium extras 13; extras small 10; standards small 10. . Cheese, country meats, live poultry, turkeys. onions, potatoes, hay, un changed. Portland Wheat Portland, Jan. 4. (API Open High Low Close May .....eav, 8814 87V4 8T.4 Cnsh grain: Oats No. 2-38 lb. white 37.00. Barley No. 3-45 lb. b. w. 37.35. No. 1 flax 3.10. Cash wheat (bid) soft white 87; western white 87: western red 88. Hard red winter: ordinary 11 per cent 88; 12 per cent 93. Hard white: Baart: 12 per cent 9414. Today'a car recelpta: Wheat 80: barley 1; flour 8; corn 1; hay t; mill feed 3. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Jan. 4. (AP) Wheat. Open High Low Close J.05H 1.02!j4 1.03', May July 1.064 1.0814 1.04 1.04'4 1.04 1.02'4 1.03y4 1.03 102 Sept. Wall St. Report New York, Jan. 4. (IP) The rising stock market stalled to day as profits were cashed on the 5-day advance. Dealings, fast at the opening on the extension of Wednesday's forward push, slackened appre ciably in the subsequent retreat. Transfers were in the neighbor hood of 850,000 shares. Some speculative contingents stepped aside in order to study the president's budget message which congress received shortly after noon. Today's closing prices for S2 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye 178 Am. Can 114 Am. di Fgn. Power..... 2 ',4 A. T. 8c T 17174 Anaconda 30'4 Atcb. T. & 8. r. 24?4 Bcndlx Avla 30 Beth. Steel '. 82 Caterpillar Tract. 5614 Chrysler 80 Coml. Colvente 39 Curtlss-Wrlght 10 DuPont 183 Oen. Electric 40 Gen. Foods 47'4 Gen. Motors ..w 54 Int. Harvester 63 I. T. & T. 10 Johns-Manvllle ......-.-... 76 Monty Ward . North Amer .. Penney (J. C.).. Phillips Pet Radio . 54 33 , 94 , 4H4 . Southern Paclflo Std. Brands .. 8td. Oil Cal. Std. Otl N. J. Tranasmerica 16 6 25 45 8 , 87 , 47 87 Union Carbide United Aircraft , U. 8. Steel Pear Markets Yesterday New Tork, Jan. 3. (AP) (U. S. Dept. Agr.) Pears: 4 arrived. 8 Ore gon. 1 Washington unloaded. 7 on track. Oregon Anjous 790 extra fancy 1 .70-3.20, average 193. 400 fancy 1 88 3.00. average 1.76: Boac 60 extra fancy 1.79. 80 fancy 185. 918 No. 1, 1.80 3.10, average 1.98. Chicago. Jan. 8. (API (U. 8. Dept. Agr.) Peara: 1 Oregon, 1 WasnlnRton arrived, none on track, Oregon Anjous 837 extra fancy 1.78 3 35. average 3 00, 217 fancy 1-70-95. average 1.89. San Francisco Butler San Francisco, Jan. 4. (JPt (USDA) Butter, 02 score 32c; 9131c; 90-30c; 89-29c. Sacramento, Jan. 4. WP) Churning cream butterfat: first ?radc 35' jc: second grade 33c. Use aUu Tribune want ads. Beagle p Beagle. Jan. 3. (Spl.) Holi visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs. Don Seegmiller were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hlller and Mr. and Mrs. John Burton from Oakland, Cal. The vis itors arrived Saturday evening before Christmas and left Mon day morning. They were also entertained by Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Seegmiller, the former being Mrs. Burton's father. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Stallings and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sereyka, mother and stepfather of Mr. Burton. Missionaries of the Judge Ruther ford creed were visiting in this community December 34. Chrlstmaa holiday guests at the borne of Mr. and Mra. Walter Grant and family were Mr. and Mra. Earl Grundeland and son Roy of Oakland, Cal., and Mrs. Grundeland'a father, Mr. Walleen, of Minnesota, and Mra. Pearl Qrundeland, who haa been visiting here for a month or so. While here the men folks of the party enjoyed a trip to Crater lake. They left for their home in Oak land December 26. All were sorry to have Mrs. Qrundeland go home again. Callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Seegmiller December 35 were Mr. and Mra. Arthur Hess and son Billy, of Medford, and Claudlne Stalllnga. Mr. and Mra. Laurence Sanderson and son Larry and Mr. and Mra. Lester Arnold spent Chrlstmaa day with home folks, Mr. and Mra. Frank Arnold and fsmlly In Medford. Antloch achool children gave a Chrlstmaa program which waa en joyed by a large crowd, after which the gifts were distributed by Santa in person and each child received a Christmas treat from the school board. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. 8eegmlller have been on the sick list with the flu but are feeling better again. Cecil Martin la home from Salem for the holiday season with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Martin and family. Merrill Martin la also home for the holidays from Ashland, where he ia attending normal school. Little La Verne Seegmiller la 111 with the flu. Mr. and Mra. Chas. Sanderson, Robert and Erneat, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sanderson and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sanderson and Mr. and Mra. Melvln Martin and Donnle were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mra. Milton Sanderson and family of Shady Cove. Callers at the home of Mr. and Mra. R. H. Seegmiller December 31 were Mra. Pearl Qrundeland, Mrs. Earl Qrundeland of Oakland, Calif., and Mrs. Walter Grant. Frank Nelson, who haa been work ing In Klamath county, returned home to apend Christmas with hla wife and baby Enrl. Mra. Lundy and children have arrived to Join Mr. Lundy on their ranch here after an extended trip back east visiting relatives. Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mra. Chas. De Armond on the arrival of a fine baby boy born December 19. Mr. and Mra. Melvln Martin and Donnle were Chrlstmaa dinner gueata at the home of Mr. Martln'a parenta. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Martin and sons of Reese Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bellows enter tained with a Christmas dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Bellows Sr. and sons of Reese Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Lucaa and children of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs Marlon Bennett and family and Floyd Sherman of Same Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd San derson of this place. Mr. and Mra. Mark Amel of Co qullle. Ore., visited at the Sanderson home December 3U. Jesa Richardson of Central Point brought the Amela and Mra. Cardwell and family moved during the holidays to a place down In the valley. Lois Bennett of Sams Valley, who haa been staying with her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Sanderson for the past two weeks, went home December 39. Champion speller of all time in North Carolina was the late J. J. Allen of Loulsburg, N. C. He could not only spell any word given him, but also could tell the page, number, column and how many words from the top it was In the old blue-back speller. BACKACHE? Try FIimhlrtK Ere Pnl'nns 'And Acid Thru Kidney And fttop fietllnc rP Mints 35 CENTS PROVES IT When your kidneys r overtaxed find your bladder is IrrlUtfd snd ptnit;e scanty and oftn dm art and burns, you may need Oold Mdnl H Miriam Oil Capsules, a fin hsrnv kM stimulant and diuretic that staru to work at once and costs but 35 cents at any modem drugstore. It's one good safe way to put more healthy activity into kidneys and bladder you should sleep more soundly the whole nteht throu$h. But me sure to it Ooi.D MK DA li lt's a genuine medicine for weak kldnevg-rltf'nt from Haarlem In Holland. Don't accept a substitute. Rialto Stars Joe Penner is Back on me screen, after a year's absence, and this time the funny fellow is playing around with bookies, taxi-drivers, a racing nag with peculiar habits and blondely, lovely Betty Grable in "The Day The Bookies Wept," which heads the double bill opening a three day run today at the New Rialto theatre. Others in the large cast include Thurston Hall, Tom Kennedy and Carol Hughes. "Mountain Rhythm," the new est smash hit from America's Number One Cowboy, Gene Autry, plays as the companion feature with the Joe Penner laugh opus. Smiley Burnette and June Storey support Autry. "The Housekeeper's Daughter" Pleases Craterian Audiences One of the gayest and most exciting motion pictures to reach the screen within recent months was unreeled last night at the Craterian theatre under the title of "The Housekeeper's Daughter." With a capitally chosen cast headed by Joan Bennett, Adolphe Menjou, Peg gy Wood, John Hubbard, Don ald Meek, William Gargan and Lilian Bond, the new film is a fast-moving, lively romance, smartly fashioned to contain all the elements of entertainment. Miss Bennett, portraying the alluring housekeepers daugh ter, leaves her underworld boy friend flat to return to her mother, who works for the soc ially prominent Randall family, Learning that the family has left town for the summer, the heroine is pleasantly surprised to discover that the young and handsome scion of the family, played by John Hubbard, one of the screen's new leading men, has decided to stay in town and brave the summer heat. Young Randall is deter mined to break into newspaper work and he accomplishes this feat very easily by using his father's Influence. Aided and abetted by the housekeepers' daughter, he at taches himself to a murder mys tery and from then on the new film proceeds at a terrific pace, introducing merry mix-ups and unexpected complications. High comedy is blended with rich ro mantic interludes, and the gay est scenes of the film revolve around a gang of underworld hoodlums who are scared off by a fireworks celebration. Error Costs $80 Waterbury, Conn. OJ.R) It cost deputy sheriff Daniel O" Connor $60 for his mistake in attaching the wrong cow in a legal suit. The owner asked damages of $250 but the court awarded the $80 as adequate compensation for the incon venience. TODAY anil FRIDAY: 99 HUnetOHtAKTH lank. Inlaw Is It. wlMsl .MOM im TaM.1 The story of Wyatt Earp. who brought the law to TonitiMone! , . NpV,, " 1 I Western Role ! Randolph Scott has the title role of Wyatt Earp In "Frontier Marshall," which plays today and tomorrow only at the Roxy theatre. Nancy Kelly plays op posite Scott in this dramatic story of the taming of Tomb stone, Arizona the Old West's Hades On Earth." Los Angeles, Jan. 4. P Jack Rhyanne, 18. former sailor, was ordered held today by a coroner's jury after an Inquest into the necktie strangulation slaying of Lawrence firnvpr Marple, 45-year-old war veteran. Rhyanne admitted strangling Marple, but told the jury he cua so only after Marple made Improper advances toward him. The youth was arrested a few nours later in Bakersfleld. Donutv District Attnrnnv Phl sell Broker said a murder com plaint would be issued. Ryh anne said today he came here from Klamath Falls, Ore. Jacksonville Townsend Club In. stallatlon and free refreshmnnte Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Ev eryone welcome. Medford Lodge, No. 103. A. F. & A. M. Special com munication Friday. Jan. 8 at 7:30 p. m. Work In the E. A. degree. Raymond E. Frlsble. W. M. "hrlne Stated Session. .tA muaii luutpic uiaeia at Masonic Temple, Ash land. Friday evening. January 6th, tn atated session. Election and Installation of offlcera and representatives. LLght refreshments after session. R. D. ELLER. Acting Potentate. R. E- Detrlck, Recordor. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Several young horses, also hay. Dora B. Smith, Anderson ranch. Talent. WANTED TO RENT Stocked and equipped ranch on share basis. J. E. Oettltng, 134 Newtown. FOR SALE Delinquent storage: 1 dresser, set harness, phonograph, doubletrees, miscellaneous articles. Eads Transfer, South Fir. FOR SALE Small house and 3 lota, or wanted to borrow 300, good security. Ask the gardener, 343 N. Front. FOR SALE E. O. Kelly home; mod ern, hardwood floors, furnace, COx 130 lot. Two blocks from Roosevelt school. 4,000. Deal with owner. 108 Oregon Terrace. SET WONDERFUL RELIEF For Burn and Itch of Simple PILES Simple piles need not wrack and torture you with maddening Itch, burn and Irritation Stuart's Pyramid Suppositories bring quick, welcome relief. Their 7-way medication means real comfort, reduces strain, helps tighten relaxed membranes, gently lubricates and softens. Pro tective and antl-chaflng, so easy to use. It's wonderful to be free of pile torture again. Get genuine Stuart's Pyramid Suppositories at your drug store without delay 60c and 1.20. A 7 H,U,U.l Show. l:4S-6:4S-8:00 . S040c-10c LAFFS AND SPICE AND A GAL SO-0-0-0 NICE! Now Playing Thrn Saturday Night I I II urn T, STARTS StKDATt i T-iJy ti...ind I n -vi'j "luipf."thi iiirt SfcVtiP Cal',n'' 1,111 i OOOD USED double laundry tray for ale cheap. Phone 1409-J. LOST on South Oakdale. half-grown striped maltese kitten. Phone 1255-J. FOR SALE OR RENT 6 -room unfur nished house. 314 No. Holly. Call at 32S W. Jackson or phone 887-L. FOR SALE Jersey bull two yearn old. J. A. Manke. Medford. R F. D. 1; 3 mllea east of Jacksonville. CP FX) CAR RADIOS as low as SS. Buy now. These unusual bargains won't lsst. LEWIS SUPER SERV ICE, 8th and Front. HEATED sleeping room for rent, 225 Cottage. FOR RENT Heated room with m- re. at month, ouuude room, tl week. Oood hsblts. 1030 Court street. YOUNG MAN. 39. attendln hlch school wanU work afternoons and nights. 516 So. Central. CLEAN-UP SALE of RADIOS. Table models. 12 Consoles. 5. Lewis Super Service. Bth and Front. FURNITURE STORAGE With new Looker Rooms. We now have sev eral mor new Individual locker rooms available for furniture stor age. Dry. dustless and a safe place for your household poods. We In vite you to see our new locker rooms when In need of storage space for your household (roods. Naw low rates. Furniture Moving and Storape. Phone 833. F. K SAMSON CO. FOR SALE Utility alx whl. att. 4 In. nrnKes, B3Sx20 ruoher. all good shspe. Box 771 Tribune. BIG ROUGH BLOX snd Pine Slabs. Heaping load W.90. Medford Fuel Company. Tel. 631. FOR RENT Unfurnished house at corner of Hollv and fith St. Phone 3043-J or see Frank Sttnson at Copco. FOR SAIiE Small modern home. Sacrifice for quick sale. Terms. Fourth St. at Quince. FAT HOG for sale. Weight about two hundred pounds. Write for information to George Nlchelchoff, Butte Falls, Ore. AUCTION SALE at Pavilion north Medford. Ore.. Saturday Jan. 6. Have some good milk cows and dslry heifers consigned to this sale. Also horses and hogs. A heavy duty stock trailer, tractor gnng plow, furniture and poultry. Snle starts on livestock promptly at 1 :30. Southern Oregon Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley (Auct.l 831-J-3, FOR SALE Nice Newtown apples, 16c and up. One box or a truck load. Ripe Winter Nellls pears, aweet and Juicy, 35c. Joe Kan tor. 8 mllea east of Phoenix, Fern Valley. FOR RENT Small furnished house. 630 N. Central. FOR SALE Feeder plga. J. R. Winn, Trail, Ore. WANTED Young Durham bull; heavy team harness. J. R. Winn, Trail, Ore. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 O. I. O. boar, 3l4 yrars old. Write P. O. Box 668, Medford. FOR SALE Choice loose or baled alfalfa. E. H. Ntedermeyer. Phone 697-R-l. FOR RENT House No. 6 Lorlng Court, with electric stove and re frigerator, oil heater. Phone 338. WANTED Buynr for '38 Chevrolet annan, m good order. 017 Beatty street. Laughing Days Are Here Again! Woo-Woo, It's WTRT Start the New Year rlfht with Jrm In hit funniest hltl . . m. " w-Var Y o u'l 1 howl 7 4. til jou ache! . i ' V with Hear Oen FEATURES liJ 1 jrjjft ' 'If I'lvJ"'.) PLl'S another smash hit from your I fl I : i pbiC cowboy No. 1 . . and It't hit 1 -gJy4--. ; 1 tlnirln'eet ana flthttntt best! I I I ":sWflnIlSH Oililletoc j jj I (LaQ . ' KlddletOcJ FOR BALE Quaker otl heater. Call 1397. WANTED Used electric motor, to 1 h. p. Call 153. FOR RENT 6 -room furnished house. Adults preferred. 347 Beatty street. Inquire at 364 Beatty. KINGS HIGHWAY LOCATION Out-of -Town Owner Modern, plastered house, barn, (fa rape, chicken house, only 3000. Terms. Also Business opportunity, netting 3W per month price C3750. MARK A. OOLDY Phone 738 loo k. Main At. BODY FTR. IS cord. Phone 4A3-R-1. BOOKINO Chicks and Hatcblnga. 30 years experience. Dressier' Square Deal Hstchery, 1107 I. Main. Phone I30S-H. FOR SALE 3 -wheel Trailer House, accommodates 4. Phone 3406. Ash land. RAW FTJKS WANTED I Eastern Cash Prices paid for your furs at home. Alao hides, pelts and wool. MEDFORD BARGAIN ROUSE t7 N. Grape St. Medford. Ore. FOR SALE Newtowna. Nice quality, ?;ood sizes. By the lug or truck oad. Bring containers Myron Root te Co., Inc. Warehouse 47 South Fir St. MEDFORD BARGAIN" HOUSE Everything for your roofing need roofing paper, building paper, roof paint, roof stain, asphalt, cedar shingles all grades, corrugated gal vanised iron all slues, cement: received In carload shipments and PRICED TO SAVE YOU MONEY. New and used pipe, all sizes both black and galvanized, also new and used pipe fittings. Steel top cook stoves, large fire box, duplex grate built to our specifi cations; stove pipe and elbows, heavy gauge. Large assortment of ranges, heatrolaa and heaters, new and used. Wedges, sledges, crosscut saws, axea, tools and Implements big assort ment to choose from. Tenta, tarpaulins and sleeping bags. New supply of those boots and shoes and army shirts, also woo! blankets, tin pants and coats, raincoats and slickers just right for the cold wet winter season. MEDFORD BAROATN HOUSB The. Houae of BarRalns with Savlnga for the Wise. S7-SI North drape St. Phone 1063. Da Soto hat "It." Plymouth too. Why not lot ua Prove It to yout Humphrey Motors S3 S. Rlvenlda. Phono 4S4 DE SOTO PLYMOUTH DINE and DANCE THE CHATEAU EVERY NITB ROCKING RHYTHM BOYS Cover charge of SSo on Sat. Nlfht Only TODAY FOR . 3 DAYS Penner! SMILEY BURNETTE sins: "It Makei No Difference Now"