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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY. JULY 5. 1940. PAGE FIVE Li FOR CARE USED IN THEJOREST Gratitude Is Expressed for July Fourth Record Many in Sylvan Centers The following bulletin was issued today by Rogue River na tional forest headquarters: "We who are responsible' for the protection of the Rogue River national forest are ex tremely proud and grateful for: the fact that there were no man-1 caused fire on the Fourth of July. "This record is due to the splendid cooperation of the thousands of visitors in the for est. Had just one of those thou sands failed to use care com pletely to extinguish a campfire or cigarette, a destructive fire would have been inevitable with the present tinder-dry conditions. "At Lake o' the Woods there were 800 summer home permit tees and guests and 2.700 camp ers. In the Union Creek district there were 1.300 people; in the Butte Falls district there were not so many in the campgrounds anderson's Thrift Market "Quality First" South Riverside Across From Bruce Bauer Lumber Co. 4 Free Deliveries Daily Any Sise Order In City 2 LARGE PARKING LOTS Fla - Vor - Aid Marshmallows Free Charm Premium Fresh, fluffy, with each package. Pound packages 3 pkgs 1 0c 2 for 25c FULL LINE OF CAMMING NEEDS I Royal Club Florid. I SN0WDRIFT Grapefruit Juice shortening Unsweetened. Free set of 4 Measuring Big 46-01. cans. Spoons. 2 for 37c 6 lb. can 89c Calumet Baking Pwdr ib can 16c Complete line Canada Dry Finest Fresh Fruits . and Ginger Ale at popular and prices. Vegetables available. PHONE 1212 OPEN EVENINGS and SUNDAY but the roads were heavily used. ' Thirty-eight cars made the Ash land Loop drive. Fishing Is Good "Fishing this week is gener ally good at the higher levels, but rather . slow in the lower lakes and streams. In the Union Creek district, the Rogue river along the Diamond Lake high way is yielding good catches with flies and grasshoppers. Limits are being taken in Muirl and Buck creeks; upper Foster and Union creeks are good and Copeland, National and Crater i creeks fair. I "In the Butte Falls district,1 grasshoppers are bringing limit catches' in the south and middle ' forks of Rogue river; fly f ishmg j in -the Seven lakes has been only I fair. At Lake o' Woods a fewi perch are being taken. At Four mile still fishing is good for sil versides and trolling for rainbow , has been very successful. Big! bass are being taken with live I toads at Hyatt lake. At Sky lakes a few eastern brook and rainbow have been caught with spinners, worms and bucktail flies. Fish lake is only fair now. In the Applegate district there has been very little successful fishing this week. Deer, Bears Seen "In the Rogie river outside the national forest, anglers re port taking trout limits almost anywhere, the most popular flies being beaver kill, queen of the water and royal coachman, sizes 12 to 14. A few salmon and a few steelhead are also being caught. "Deer continue to be seen on many of the forest roads and campj, and bears in the Union I Creek and Butte Falls districts. "The smoky atmosphere is caused by drift smoke from fires in the northern part of the state. The Rogue River national for est is free from fire and avail able for your enjoyment. We know that you will do your part to keep it so." WEKIHERFORDS HOME) FROM NATIONAL MEETj OF MOTH SPRAY IS T The first cover spray for con trol of second brood codling ! moth should be completed on July 13, according to L. G. Cent ner, entomologist of the south ; em Oregon experiment station, and C. B. Cordy, assistant coun ty agent. I Use three pounds of arsenate of lead plus one-sixth to one- fourth pound of spreader per 100 gallons, they advised. Where it is necessary to use oil for spider mite control, add one and one-fourth gallons of medium or light medium sum mer oil emulsion to each 100 gallons of the spray, they said. Rev. and Mrs. Fred M. Weath erford have Just returned from the general assembly of the Church of the Nazarene, in Ok lahoma City. They were dele gates to that body, representing the North Pacific district. Rev. Wealherford disclosed" some interesting facts as re- vealed in the Quadrennial Gen eral Assembly. There were more than 8.000 delegates and visi tors registered. In the ten year period from 1929 to 1939, the Church of the Nazarene more than doubled its membership. In 1929, in the States. Canada, and the British Isles, it had a mem bership of 77.662. The present membership, covering this field, is 161.487. The figures includ ing its world membership is 172,144. The church led all de nominations of more than 100, 000 membership in per capita giving, with a total raised for all purposes during the last four years of $17,931,366.00. The general assembly re-elected its two eligible general super intendents, Dr. R. T. Williams and Dr. J. B. Chapman. Gener al Superintendent J. W. Good win, having reached the age lim it for retirement was elected general superintendent emeri tus. The denomination suffered the loss of its other general su perintendent, Dr. J. G. Morris on, through death. As a result. iwo new general superintend ents were elected. Dr. H. V. Mil ler assumes the general suDer- intendency from the chair nf Theology and biblical literature oi northwest Nazarene CnUra i nampa, Idaho. Dr. Oral J. Nease, the other elected general superintendent, has formerly sc. vcU uie cnurcn in a varied field. After covering a trip taking him into thirteen states, Rev Weatherford affirms that the Southern Oregon climata inH the people of Medford and its environs compose a Deoole and geographic set-up fully suited to his liking. He will fill his pulpit "mining ana evening Sunday. ing persons to streams, lakes, resorts and celebrations yester day, not a single serious Fourth of July accident was reported to state or city police. The following four minor mishaps were on city, police re ports this morning: Franklin H. George of Med ford and Elton A. Johnson of Trail drove cart involved in a slight accident on the Pacific highway near the Chateau Thursday morning. Marion M. O'Connor of Cen tral Point and Lloyd Bennett of Medford operated cars colliding in the Eagle Point park Thurs day moKAig. Harold Mitchell of 608 South Riverside avenue and A. L. Brady of 122 East 13th street drove machines involved in a slight wreck two miles north of Ashland on the Pacific highway Thursday morning. Marian Gould of 25 North Peach street and E. O. Checchi of McCloud. Cal.. were drivers of cars involved in an accident on the Oregon Caves road Thursday afternoon. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland. July 6. (AP-U6DA, Hcv: 100; light uppljr of butchers old 40 Mc htchr compared with Wednesday; odd lota good-crtoico 100 to 203 -lb. drive-tns top at 17.00; few HlghUy leaa dealrable kinds M.Tfta 6-U; aom medium ftradea 6.S0; 230 to 345-lb. butcher M-25 to mostly M 50; packatM MO-lb. light light a 00; packing aowa very acarca. strong; few salabla M 50 4 75. Cattle: 100; calves. 35: load 1.050 1b. rass-ft steers fully steady at $0.00; other classes very scarce, quot able nominally steady; a-rasa heifers S4 00 7 (XT: bent quotable to 7.50; few beef cows M 75 $ 50: frond young cows quotable 16.00; canner-cuttrr kinds 3.50 4 35; bulla quotable $7 00 down: odd vealers W 00 u 9.00; latter practical top. Sheep: 375; market nominally steady; trucked-ln lots (rood -choice 67-lb. spring lambs 97.75; packsgs medium 65-lb. sprliujers 17.00; few common grades W 50; odd shorn yearlings 4 50; shorn slaughter ewes quotable 92.75 down; packags cull common kinds 11-33. , handywel;ht thorn yearlings M 50; with medium to good two-year-olds $6.35: bidding around 35c lower on fat sheep. Portland Produce Portland. July 6. (API Butter, buttrrtat. chtea unchanged. Egtca Buying prlcra: Extras large 17 aoc; elandards large ISc: extraa medium 15c: extras ttandarda 15c doss. Country meata, live, poultry, dreated turkeya, onlona. new potatoes, pota toea, hay unchanged. Reno, Nev July 5. (fl) Marriage licenses issued here yesterday included: David M. Irving, 23. and Minde E. Gillespie, 23. both Medford, Ore.; George Nelson, 23, Medford, Ore., and Mildred Fields. 21, Ashland, Ore.; Thom as J. Parker, 29, and Geraldine Gould, 26, both Medford, Ore. Miss Gillespie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gilles pie of 304 South Holly street. She is a graduate of Medford high school and attended South ern Oregon College of Educa tion. Mr. Irving came to Med ford from San Francisco, Cal., and Is associated with Foster and Kleiser company in this city. Their engagement was an nounced last week at a party given by the bride's mother. George Nelson is an employee of Jennings Tire company in Medford. Mrs. Geraldine Gould's ad dress according to the city di rectory is 504 Edwards street. Chicago Chicago. July 5 ( AP-TJSDAI Hoga: 13.500; 15 9 350 hUher than Wednea day's average: bulk good and choloe ISO to 370-lb. to 15 k 8.50: few loads medium weight butchera 88.55 6.80: top 88.80: mt 370 to 330-lb. aver ages SS.90aS.35: moat good packing aowa 360 Iba. down 85.35 . 5.50; few 85.80. Cattle: 3 000: calvea, 1,000; moat ted steers 89.79 4 11.00 today: choice heifers 810 80; grassy kinds 88 80 down to 87.00; cowa ateady to 15e lower; gnua atock klnda selling at 86.50 down showing moat decline; practical outalde on weighty cutter cowa 85.50: ranners moitly 84 50: mostly 86.75 7.00 on weighty sau sage offerlmra; best around 87.15: vealers ateady at 610.00 down. 8heep: 7.000: aeven doublea handy weight western springers with SO cut 10-25; few natives up to 610.50: In ' Portland Wheat Portland, July 8 (API Grain: Wheat: Open HWh Low close Sept. 74", .74'4 .74', .74', Cash grain: Oats No. 3. SB-lb. white 630.00. Barley No. 3. 45-lb. B. W. SIB 00. Corn No. 3, B. T. shipment 630.00. Plan No. 1, 6166. Cash wheat ibid I: Soft white 73c; weatera white 73c; western red 73c. Hard red winter: Ordinary 73c; 11 per cent 74c; 13 per cent 76c; 13 per cent 78c; 14 per cent 80c. Hard whlte-baart: 13 per cent 79c; 18 per cent 81c; 14 per cent 83c. Todays car receipts: Wheat 19: barley 1; flour 8: corn 11; oata 0: prevailed in Wall Street today, after the Fourth of July recess, and selected stock market is sues laged to tack on gain of fractions o a point or so. Transfers approximated only 300.000 shares. Today's closing prices for 83 se lected atocka follow: Al. Cbam. Dye 148'i Am. Can 95 Am. 8s Pgn. Power is, A. T. J T. 160, Anaconda 19a Atch. T. S. P. I6'4 Bendlx Avla. 37' Bethlehem Steel 75 Caterpillar Tract. ChryJ-. Com. Solvents Curtias-wngnt DuPont Oen. Electne - Of n. Poods Oen. Motors Int. Harvester I. T. a T Chicago Wheat Chicago, July 5 (API Wheat: Open High Low Close July .78', .70, .77'i ,77H Sept. .79', J0 .77 H .77', Dec. 1 .80',. 80H- 78 'i .76 Johns-ManvlUe Monty Ward North Amer. Penney J. C.) Phillip, Pet. -Radio Southern Pacific , Bid . Brands Sid. Oil Cal. 8 Id. Oil N. J. Transamerlca Union Carbide United Aircraft . U. S. Steel .unquoted ... ti". 61 , B, 6', 158 31 J 41 43 34 3, 87 .-unquoted 30i 78 83 4i; J.' 18, 83e 88 SI', Bl'V Uae Mall Tribune want arte. Wall St. Reports New York, July 5. P Slightly more bullish sentiment l! LlXlsel I TetfftsJ EVERY WCKtGErrF HOLIDAY TRAFFIC Although the highways were jammed with automobiles carry- I THE GRANGE Jacksonville Grange The Jacksonville Grange will hold a picnic at the Grants Pass park Sunday afternoon starting at 1:30. All members and their friends are invited to attend. 0) 6) APPROXIMATELY 200 CARS MUST BE LIQUIDATED AT PRICES REDUCED FROM $50 TO $150 ON EACH CAR BALANCE OF OUR STOCK HOT LISTED HERE FOR LACK OF SPACE IS LIKEWISE REDUCED ' Her. is a never to be forgotten opportunity to participate In a multitude ef circumstances. This condition has been brought about by unforseen measures ef too PERSONAL a nature to b. published. Th. TREMENDOUS PRICE RE DUCTIONS for this lmmediai. ACTION should prov. lo you th. seriousness ef this PUBLIC CLOSEOUT sale. Our iim. for immediate disposal ef this entire stock Is limited, and our feel ings in this situation are purely impersonal. We know only on. way to liquid ale at a tremendous sacrifice, as requested by their legal owners; first reduce 11 prices from $50.00 to tlSO.OO on p.ss.ng.r cars and up to one-third on commercial equipment, such as trucks, tractors, etc. . . . and then give you generous allowances for your present trade-in; whereby, in most cases, it will make th. necessary down payment. Your trade-in need not be all paid for to ii timi mm BUT 24 HEAVY DUTY TRUCKS AND TRAILERS, SAVE UP TO $500 ON EACH. HEAVY TRACTOR 1-3 LESS. make a deal. If you do not have th. necessary amount of cash on hand, com anyway, as we are ready and willing to help you. Our new. low CLOSE-OUT FINANCE RATES will b. in effect with th. beginning of this sal., and so by r.ading between th. lines you should b. able to draw your own conclusions as lo th. purpos. of this PUBLIC CLOSE-OUT SALE. Com. early to avoid disappoinim.ni. We promis. you no delay for deliveries. Select th. car of your choice and then back your decision with ACTION and com. prepared to buy. Any of our 10 courteous salesman will b. glad te assist you while selecting the car of your choic. This Is th. gr.atest opportunity Medford has ever witnessed. You can make a host of friends by telling your friends, and save cold, hard cash by taking advantage of these TREMENDOUS low prices nowl All Spectators are welcomed without the least obligailonl (Signed) AUTO SALES AND LOAN CO. Stock Price Ye ascription Code and Makes Originally Public Close" Out " Sale Price Dn. Pay ment Cah or WAS NOW .. 39 Ford 2 dr. Sdru. Orlg. finish, seat covers 575 495 105 38 Willys Custom Sedan. Htr. low mileage 495 395 135 31 Willys Panel Del. li-ton. Orig. finish . 595 495 165 37 Cher. lVi Ton Truck. Furnilur. Van.. 645 525 175 37 Chrysler Royal Sdn.. Htr.. Good Tires 595 525 175 Instal ments Mo' 18 18 18 18 18 Year Description Code and Makes In stal menu IS Studebak.r Truck, cab and chassis 35 Stud, truck, duals. Brownl. amldahlfts 33 Terraplane Cpe. Electric hand, fast car 35 Chrysler Sdn.. beautiful wine finish 35 Graham Sm. Sdn., new rubber, orlg. fin lock Public. DnT Origin- Oat ally Rale Price WAS NOW Z Mo's 165 82 30 15 345 115 15 295 100 15 395 135 15 235 85 15 315 445 375 495 345 37 Hudson 6 Custm Sdn. Rad. Htr. new tires 575 495 165 18 37 Plymouth Sedan. 4-Speed Transmission 495 200 lOO 18 37 Pontiac Sedan. Htr. New tires. New Fin 625 545 185 18 37 Studebak.r Sdn. O.D. Super Recond. 645 545 185 18 37 Terraplan. Sdn. Htr.. Orig. Finish 585 495 165 18 37 Oldsmobil. 6 Sdn. Htr. Rad. good rub. 6 15 545 165 18 37 Ford Pickup, good tires, new finish . 425 345 115 18 37 Studebaker pk-up. hi. box. hyd. brakes 475 395 135 18 36 Ford Pickup, new tires, stake rack 395 295 lOO 15 3b Ford Truck. Recond. dual wheeU 475 395 135 15 36 International Truck, duals, good tires 595 450 150 15 36 Zephyr Sedan, priced for quick sale... 515 415 150 15 36 Plymouth Del. Sdn. Htr. Orig. finish . 445 385 130 15 3f Terraplane Cstm Sdn. Perfect good tires 395 15 5 1 5 31 terraplane Sdn.. new tires, orig fin. . 435 345 115 15 34 Stude. Sdn.. the reliable car.. 34 Chevrolet IVs ton. Tandem duals 34 Dodge Truck, duals, motor recond... 34 Ford IVs ton truck, produce van 34 Ford Pickup, good rubber, priced lo sell 295 365 495 395 395 295 385 285 345 175 95 135 lOO 115 60 12 12 12 12 12 34 Terraplane Cpe. orlg. fin. very cheap 245 145 50 12 33 Ford Truck m ton. duals, wood rack 245 185 65 12 33 Ford Dlx. Cpe.. tan orig. finish 225 165 65 12 33 Buick Sdn. super recond. new finish 345 265 90 12 32 Dodge Sedan, a popular car 145 45 45 6 31 Studebaker Cpe. leath. uphelst. sm. 145 85 42 50 6 31 D.Vaux Sdn., Continental motor 95 40 25 3 30 Bulck Sdn. try it. you'll buy it 1 25 60 30 3 30 Dodge Sdn. late series, runs fine 145 95 35 6 30 Franklin tin. Only bne in town 135 45 25 2 36 Lillys Coupe. Goodrich Super Tires 295 210 70 35 Chevrolet l'l ton truck, new rubber 445 350 120 35 Chevrolet Hi ton truck, dual, good tires 395 325 110 35 International Truck.C40 cab and chassis - 325 225 75 35 International Truck. C40. new tires 425 365 125 COPTWRlr.s 3. This Public Closeout Sale is Strictly a Keep This Ad as Your Look For Our Banner Street Signs Then Drive in Our lot Open All Day July 4th Corner 15 15 15 15 15 30 Graham Sdn. hydraulic brakes, orlg fin. 145 95 35 6 29 Auburn Sdn. Todays best buy 95 45 25 3 29 Chev. Roadster, runs fine . 95 40 25 3 29 Ford Sdn. Seat covers, orlg. finish. 135 85 35 4 29 Hudson Sdn. Custom 4 door 95 50 25 3 GLAS. 1940. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Closeout of Our Entire Stock. Every Car Must Go! (Genuine) Public Closeout Sale Guide Sponsored By AUTO SALES & LOAN CO. 4th and North .Riverside Medford, Ore. Phone 304 PEAS or CORN -C-e9aPa.P-89J9aM 12-01. Bottle. 6-os. Bottle and J Sprayeri combination deal, all for tltnt tittt rut ttt WAyt Calumet Baking Powder lb. can 15 CRACKERS CASCADE A really high grade cracker at a truly low price. Phone Your Orders These Hot Days Your order will be taken by an experienced order clerk. The merchandise will be selected as carefully as if you had chos.n it yours.lf. Our dellv.ryman will collect at your door. Every Item guaranteed satisfactory. WAX PAPER, Cut-Rite, 125 ft. Roll 2 for 25c OYSTERS, Weigant 3 cans 25c 3 cans 23c case $1.69 Garden Brand 2lb.pkg.15c 5wCN ---- --. ka THE PICK of All the SPECIALS will b. found at th. RIVERSIDE LADIN0 CHEESE W. keep a full supply ef mild, medium and nippy at all times. Us. this LOCAL PRODUCT and h.lp our DAIRY INDUSTRY 100 Ib. bag S5.09 I'"? SUGAR lee ..IsMy 9R iypuiii CLIQUOT CLUB MIXERS ALL VARIETIES Qt. . 2 for 25c 12oz.4 for 25c Plus bottl. deposit. Manufactured by A l Bever age Co. A Medford product. Give U a trial. FLOUR, Hard Wheat Patent Guaranteed 491b. bag $1.03 POTATOES Klamath No. 2. 25 pound bag 35c Tomatoes , Ib. 5c U. S. No. 1. NewSpuds 101b 25c Fancy locals. Cants 3 for 25c Jumbo 31 sis. Lb. 24c Bnapl Crackl.l Popl Rice Krispies . ,11c Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs. 191 It DiKUltS, 11 OI. All Bran, 10-os. pkg. 20t JiHn the regulars. We Are Now Cutting Soma Fin. LOCAL STEER BEEF It is th. best local Steer Beet it Is possible to obtain. We just received a lresb shipment oi Swift's PEANUT HAMS EXCLUSIVE at the RIVERSIDE TBNDRR PIO PORK Roast, lb. 13.c ftomrthlng rrnUy choice from tender pork. Chops, .lb. 17c Tmt Klh and l.oln ruin. TfcNDt-.lt, MILh-rtl VEAL Roast, lb. 14Jc Chops, lb. 19c lb sn loin. Breast, .lb. 11c BACON SQUARES . . Ib. 9c Not fat back. Really extra choice. PURE LARD ... 4 lbs .32c Our own home rendered. 100 pur. pork. LURCH MEATS complete assorlm.nl MEAT PRICES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ONLY PAY LESS PARK EASIER FREE DELIVERY PHONE 353
