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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATT,. TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY. JUNE 2S. 1941. PAGE FTVB LOCAL and Arrives Mrs. Francis Guis- ness of Stockton. Cal., arrived by train today to visit her mother and family, Mrs. Emma York, 103 King street. Visit Mrs. C. V. Steams and baby daughter of San Jose. Cal., arrived here today by train to visit her mother, Mrs. A. D, Tate, at Tate's resort near Trail and her mother-in-law, Mrs. H. L. Johnson, Sunset-on-the-Rogua. At Airport Today's arrivals at Medford municipal airport in eluded Lieut. R. E. Harmer and Ensign F. O. Green, each en route from Oakland. Cal., to Sand Point, Wash., in a navy Grumman pursuit plane. To Glacier Park Mr. and Mrs. Ray Henderson, 747 West Jackson boulevard, left Sunday by motor for Glacier national park where Mr. Henderson will be employed during the summer by the park service. Back From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kaplon and their children, Thelma and Norman, today reported having had an en joyable time on their fortnight's vacation trio to Walla Walla Wash. They returned last Wed nesday to their home, 601 King street. Confer Ira J. Mason, from the U. S. forest service regional office in Portland, arrived by train this morning to spend sev eral days on the Rogue River national forest regarding land exchange work. He spent this morning in conference with Karl L. Janouch, forest super visor. Editor Visits Her Fred Schilpin, editor and publisher of the St. Cloud Daily Times, St. Cloud. Minn., was the guest of Mrs. Delroy Getchell and Miss Getchell at their home at 1121 South Oakdale avenue over the week-end. Mr. Schilpin is one of the best known small daily publishers in Minnesota, and is an old friend of the Getchell family. Father Dies Word was re ceived here today that William Westerlund died in Chicago last Tuesday. Funeral services were held Fridav. Mr Wtoriim4 father of Mrs. Lillian Salade of Chicago, former valley resident, had many acquaintances in the valley where he had visited on several occasions. Also surviv ing are two other daughters, Mrs. J. Westcott and Mrs. George Pitts, both of Chicago. Continues Flight Lieut. R. W. Beard left Medford municipal airport this mornlnc fnr Rnlrir. field, Cal., after an overnight stay nere. With Lieut. W. O. Defieux as a passenger, Lieut. Beard arrived from Pearson field. Vancouver, Wash., late yesterday afternoon in a Vultee advanced trainer. After his plane had been serviced he left for Bakersfield but was forced back by unfavorable weather. . Flying South Arrivals yester day at Medford municipal air port included Lieut. P. C. Meyer, Seattle. Wash., lo Sacra mento, Cal., in a Vultee ad vanced trainer; Lieut. L. W. Nicol. Fort Lewis. Wash., to Salinas. Cal., In a North Ameri can observation plane, and Lieuts. J. A. Peschka and J. R. Dawson, Vancouver, Wash., to Sacramento, Cal., in a North American combat plane. New Inspector Langdon A. Livingston, commander of Camp Annie Spring, reported today at Medford district CCC head quarters for duty as district inspector-instructor. Mr. Living ston replaces Preston E. Rohner, who left yesterday for active duty with the air corps at th new Pendleton air base. Sub altern Jay C. Kaylor, formerly employed at Medford district headquarters, has taken over command at Camp Annie Spring, which is at Crater lake. DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic Vituropathlc PttTslctan Phon 3170 128 E. Min St LUMBAGO rT ha pi one of the most palnrnj conditions that on happen to the human bedr U LnmttafO. The paln are centered In the lower fplne and the nerir are o entMlte that ai ntnt any moteinent of the bod. pro diHT discomfort. To help aufterer' rprrti recurrent attack of (hi condl t'n. Chiropractor have ipnt yeax -t reeorch in perfecting a technic tn rli'T and correct the taut of Lom He dm this technic the I'). theft method of handling this P- nlu d.ta.e. In many cae iur rrMng rrli-f can he obtained by the f'rt adjustment. W bere Rplnal neires not ehauted h chronic weak iv"k of hr nrt r'" eei Tal ad J'wni-MiM mil d-uiIIt clear the pain f'll .'mpfrmi 1 piii 1 PERSONAL 1 To Canada Mr. and Mrs. George Gllham of 111 Almond street left this morning by motor car for a two weeks' trip to British Columbia. En route they will visit friends in Eugene, Port land and Seattle, Wash. Pleads Innocent H a r 1 e y Stewart, 29. of 236 South Cen tral avenue, charged by city police with drunkenness, pleaded not guilty in city court this morning and his trial was set for 4 p. m. today. Camera Stolen J. J. Kamrar of Portland reported to city pol ice yesterday that a $6 camera, a flashlight and a book bank containing about $4 were stolen from his car which was parked in a local hotel parking lot Fri day night. Kamrar told police he left his automobile unlocked. Fast Trip Eugene J. Monaco, who is employed in . the CCC quartermaster and signal office here, made a fast trip to Port land over the week-end on pri vate business. He is attending the subaltern training school school now in progress at head quarters detachment here. Back From Camp Gilbert M. Oddie, assistant Medford CCC district educational adviser, re turned today from Camp Apple gate, having completed his work in connection with the disband ment of the camp. Mr. Oddie will be in the office here the coming week durine the nh. sence of George Fields, district aaviser, on an extended inspec tion trip. Chaolaln Hr PhunUIn Charles A. Slas arrived in Med- lora today In connection with routine business matters in the CCC service. H un a.- this afternoon fnr famr, r... quet. Because of the departure of Chaplain H. W. Anderson, the schedule for religious serv ices will be reviser) in- nn m. ditional chaplain will be em ployed to replace the Rev. Mr. Anderson. Horn 8 son Read Tfc. residence being constructed at the state forest patrol head quarters On th lf!Hnr .J will be ready for occupancy early in July, according to pre sent plans. The eight-room resi lience is tor me district warden Dwight Phipps, and his family. It is being built by the CCC. The interior finish is in veneer and knotty pine. Mr. Phipps now resides at 1207 East Jackson boulevard. Minor Accidents Wayne White of route 4 and A. R. Man no of 646 South Holly street drove cars involved in a slight mishap at West Main and Fir streets last night, a report on file said today. Cars driven by Robert Loeffler of 400 North Ivy '"i nI Vernon Johnson of 407 South Oakdale avenue col lided with minor damage on west Main near Fir street yes terday afternoon, according to a rPr' O" today. Lester wr fht-0' Central PoInt nd Walter Stuck of 339 South Oak dale avenue drove cars Involved In a minor accident on South Central avmna v..,.. and 10th streets last night, a re- ky" on me snowed. East Eighth street and South Central avenue 1ntrcM.ti ...vvwwii whs me scene of a minor collision this morning between cars operated bv Sam L. .Inn.. r .....T . R. S. Kinoshita of Medford, a uii me saia. Vacation Fn4. i Krueger today resumed his posi- tlon a Hi.trlnt ,.. n r. j j i oi me o. & C. administration after en joins monins leave of ab sence. During his leave, Mr. Krueger made an extensive motor tour with Mrs. Krueger and their children. Otto, Jr , La- "na nraoiey. The Kmeg ers returned Saturday to their home. 728 West Second street. They were accompanied on part of the trip by Mrs. E. C. Tarns, ROXY k MOASC-h-aPATin Nicholas Bros Billy Gilbert ."i Nl, Only $9:15 IV Inc. tax SVV. ..-'!. IU.MUKHOIV MOHII , Woe F.Te-Bettr Grai! T i vVl V-5) 1 nr attrt - THI l VfTFST Joel Plus McCREA . Bln CROSBY t. "Foreign Corres- With pondtnt" BINO" 219 South Holly street, who re turned with them after visiting in Boone, Iowa. In Sacramento, Cal., the travelers visited Mr. Krueger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Krueger, and his broth ers, Herman, Fred and August. Visits were made also In Delta. Colo., where Mr. Krueger used to be employed with the U. S. forest service. A week was spent at Dunnell, Minn., where the travelers were guests of Mr. Krueger's brother Gust. In Minneapolis they visited at the home of Mrs. Krueger's sister, Mrs. A. Banke, and in Pcrham, Minn., with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Rosen,, and other relatives. Plana Passengers H. H. Bos worth arrived from San Fran cisco by United Mainliner this noon. William Arnold left on th same plane for Portland. H. S. Carleton arrived from Port land on the forenoon plane. Lieut. L. Mellon departed for Portland this morning. Arrivals on the midnight plane were Dr. H. E. Coe. from Portland, and Mrs. A. Oppen, from Seattle, Wash. J. B. Scatcherd arrived from Los Angeles last night. De parting were S. B. Buell, J. H. Lamb and C. Johnson, to Port land. J. Marshall arrived from Portland last evening. Leaving were N. Schnltrer, to San Fran cisco, and Miss B. Woodcock, to Oakland, Cal. Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh arrived from Los Angeles on the after noon plane yesterday. Depart ing were C. F. Reums and Mrs C. C. Warren, to Seattle, and W. L. Somers, to Portland. Leaving on the noon nlani T.. C Older, to Portland, and Ed Ab- Dott, to Seattle. M. M. Morris and Carl Johnson arrived from Portland on the forenoon plane. Departing were Arthur Lake, movie actor, to Los Angeles, and Mrs. H. Mondot and son, to San Francisco. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland, Ore.. June n.OP). (USD A) Hogs 1900; market active. 50-SOc above Friday: carload! 75c higher than laat Monday; good choics 170-318 lb. weight mostly 11.75: jew aelected truck-lna $HM; 2S0-27O lb. butchers $11.00-38; light llghta most $10.78 11.00: packing bow, $9.00-60; 82-217 lb. feeder pigs 31 1.00 13.00. Cattle 1800; calves 150: ateera ac tlve. Instances is-35o higher: fed steers $9.78 10.80; grass ateera most, ty 38.75 $ 0.50; common ateera down to 37.50; good led helfera. 810.00: greasers ss.oo down; cuttery dairy helfere 33.00-75; canner-cutter oowa. 4.753A.00; fat dairy cowa to 3525; grass-fat beef cowa 33.50(17.60; few young cowa 37.76-85: medlum-good bulla 38.35-9.25; common down to 87.00; good -choice vealer mostly 11.00-50; few to 312.00; common gradea down to $7.00. Sheep 25O0; market alow, few aalea ateady but many unsold and aome blda lower; few good-choice springers $9.00: medium-good feeder lamba 37.50 a 8 25; odd yearlinga 38 00; fat ewea $3.60-86; common gradea down to $1.80. Chicago Chicago. Juna 33. (P).(rjBDA) Koga, 16,000; active; around 25c higher; top $10.75 Sheep. 8,000: better grade aprtng uno 40-000 nigner; law lota close ly sorted native aprlngera 812.75 and 31285. Cattle 16.000. calves YV n,. early aalea $10.00 f 11 SO: early top Sooth Ran Francisco South San Francisco, June ts. ()-(Ped.-Sute Mitt. New) Hoga 850. Around 16 higher; bulk 188-336 lb. California 311.60. few 338 lb. 311.10; packing sow ateady. $8.60 9.00. Cattle 850. Steady; en load 880 Must End Tonlghtl BOB CROSBY MARIE mm for 3 big fun days THE HAPPINESS HIT OF 1937... "WAIKIKI WEDDING" with SHIRLEY ROSS snoa We Dst at t.4S 45 08 e HlAB tM 8IXO! "fmt Ullanr. - la the word for toe-, "In a tittle Hall HeeTSB-, Okolehao" sad ethersl tdutta tse I nr. tat UsT J fsl D O Nl Ad a Its toe Inc. U.I Klddtfs-iOe , eBaef4alj&sne2 1 Klddlee-ioc 1 lb. fed steers S10M; largely medium ITU uwi at $S .50 don: heifers steady, load fed tit lb. $880: rang (raw eon weak, bids M 38-78, fount scarce, e ninem and cutters mostly MOO 9 00: Calves so. steady: odd veslere $11 00; slsughter calve $80- 00. Sheep 9.700. Early trade stsady: few dacka Oregon lamba $10.00, bulk attorn lamba M 00 00; two dacka ah am (we $135-8.35. few $8 8$. Portland Produce Portland, Juna 33 uPi Butter Print, a grade, 89c lb. In parchment wrappers: 40o In cartons; B grade. 38a in parchment wrappers; 89c Is carton. Butterrat Flrat quality, maximum of 8 of 1 pet. acidity, delivered In Portland, 37-SSc lb; premium quality (maximum of .85 pet. acid ity), 38'4-39c lb.; valley route and country point. 2o leas, or 86to lb.; second qusltty, 3c under first, or S5H-Sc )b. Cheese Celling prices to Portland retailers: Tillamook triplets. 34c lb.: loaf. 33o lb.; triplet to wholesalers 22c lb.; loaf, 33c f ob.. Tillamook. Egga Prices to producer: A. lar. 29c; B. large, 33c; A. medium, 34c; B. medium 22c dos; nasi to retail era, 4c higher for cases; carton tc higher. Country meat Sailing price to retailers; country killed hoga, beat butchers. 136 to 140 lbs. U-ISc lb.; vealara, fancy, 18!4.-17c; light, thin. 13c: heavy, 12-14c; yearling lambs, 10-lSc lb.; 1641 eprlng lamba. 18c lb.; ewea. 5-8c lb.: good cutter oowa, 12-12140 lb.; canner cowa. 11 13o lb.; bulla, 14'i-lie lb. Live poultry Buying prl;a. No. 1 grade leghom broilers, Hi -3 lbs.. 14c: fryers, under 214 to 4 lbs.. 19c: roaster, over 4 lba,' 17c; colored hena 18-18'j-; leghorns, under 34 lbs.. 17-170 lb.: over 3H lba.. 17c lb.: old roosters, 8c lb. Dressed turkeys Nominal selling prlcea: hens, 31.13c lb. Buying price, hens. 19-20 lb. Onlona New Csllfornls Wax. $2.78 3.36 60-lb. bag: red, 33.60-2.73; Wal la Walls. 33.50. Potatoes New California. 33.35 cental: local whit. 80o to $1. apple box; red. 90c to $1.35. Potatoes Old Deschutes No. 1, $3.10-3.15: aelected Deschutes brand 32.15: Klamath. 82.15. Hay Selling price on tracks: Alf alfa. No. 1, 314.76 ton: oat-vetch. 310 ton; Willamette valley clover. 810 ton; Timothy, eastern Oregon, 317. Wool 1941 contracts, Oregon ranch, nominal, 31.32c lb.: 194C eastern Oregon range, 80-32o lb.: crossbred, 84-3Sc lb. Portland Wheat Portland. Ore.. June 33. P Wheat: Open High Low Close Sept. 9014 90 90 '4 90; Cash grain: Osts No. 3-38 lb. white. 328.60. Bsrley, No. 3-46 b.w. $2 00 Cora, No. 3-E.Y. shipment, $33.75 No. I flax, $1.9014. Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 91c; soft whit exclud ing Rex, 94c; white club 94c; western red B4c Hard red winter ordinary 94c; 11 per oent 99c; 13 per cent 98c; 13 per cent $1.00; 14 per cent $1.03 Hard whlte-bssrt 13 per cent, $1.13: IS per cent 1.14; 14 per cent 1.18. Today' ear reclpte: wheat 43: bar ley 0: Hour 13: corn 3; oats 0: hay 0; mill read 1. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Juna 3J a) Tha Rus-slan-Oerman war sent grim prices Into a sharp upward spiral today that carried values of soma com modltlea to high alne 1937. Oram men aald they aaw the pos sibility of food ahlpmenta to Russia under the lease-lend bill. Wheat Open High Low Close July ...$1.044 $1.044 $13 $1.04 Sep. 1.08 1.06 1.04", 1.05V, Dec. 1.09 1.08 J.0614 1.06H WILSON Cae Mall Tribune want ada. Back By Popular Demand! Her It Is . . with those tan tattzlfif tones and tra! Book pat sacs oa tMs "Rial to -lata" boat to happlnesa and nwslelt Bing Crosby Bob Burns Martha Raye la Wall St. Report New York, June 23 iP)A brisk wave of buying swept through securities and sensitive raw staple markets today, as Wall street Interpreted the Russo-German conflict as divert ing Nail pressure from Britain Save for continued bidding lor a few commodities, however, the buying excitement was short lived, and dealings slackened after the first hour, although a good part of the price rise was retained. The early bulge was one of the sharpest In speculative mar- nets since tne outbreak of the European war nearly two years ago. Cotton for futures delivery Jumped around $1 to S.1.50 a bale. Cottonseed oil, up around i of a cent a pound, touched the best prices in 13 years. Hogs at Chicago reached the best prices since 1937; wheat futures jump ed as much as 4 cents a bushel, and finished with gains of 2V4 to 2T's over Saturday. Wall street quickly turned cautious after the first buying enthusiasm. Todav's closing nrtrM fn as lected stocks follow; Al. Chem. Sc ny 153 Am. Can . , gssg A. T. As T 157 Anaconda Atch. T. . P.... Bendtx Avis. 374 39 38 74H 48 , 59 8 71 164 i, 33 U 38 S 381, 60'4 64 7"i 36(4 14 ., 13!, , 7B4 23', 4'4 HH 6H 9114 40 H l!4 71H 10 8714 Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Curtlsa-Wrtght . Dotiglea Acft. oupont Oen. Else. Oen. Pooda Oen. Mot. Int. Harvest. , Johns-Man. Kenneoott Monty Ward , ,, No. Amn. Av'n North Amer .. Penney (J. c.) Penna. B. ft Phllllpa Pet. , Radio Sou. Pac. Std. Branda St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. ,, Onion Carb. Dnlt. Aircraft United Alrllns O. S. Steel PROWLER VISITS Lloyd Morrlann - . j wards street told city police to- uy ne urea lour shots into the ground last night in scaring away a nrowler whn fri-- at tempted to break Into his home. once at iu p. m. and again at midnight. Morrison reported to police that he was swnkMMi t in o'clock by a man trying to get in the front door, then In the back door. When he invest!- gated, he told police, the man ran through the back yard and Mate JJc tax 3C-30C Evea 38c Ux 4c-40c 13 to l.V25c Inc. tax Klddlee-lOe A SENSATION! d.Tomor.o. .. 1 Y0Bv". a Wednesday The Groat DICTATOR Paulett GotJcJarcf Jack Oaki no aur, !! FBirtS! iil.aW he fired two shots into the ground behind him. Again at midnight, Morrison told police, the prowler once more 'tried to get in the house through the front and back doors, and again he fired two shots into the ground as the man ran through the back yard. Morrison told police that other attempts had been made to break into his house. WALTER V. FOSTER Walter V. Toster, a resident of Phoenix for the past 21 years passed away at his home there Sunday evening at the age of 80. He had been In failing health for some time. - He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Cora Foster, Phoenix, and three sons, Walter L., and John D.. both of Klamath Falls, and Joe G. Foster. Los Angeles, Calif. Time of funeral service will be announced later by the Con ger Funeral Parlors. No Curfew Needed Swlsshome. Ore., June 23. (1 No curfew has been needed in this coast range village since a resident recently saw a large cougar lurking near the train depot at night. Track Sleeper Killed Salem, June 23 (ip) An Ore gon Electric locomotive killed Andrew Caves. 47, who was lying across railroad tracks here yesterday. Freight car Inariine In Mav were at the highest level since 1930, says the department of commerce. Too Late to Classify FOR RENT Ic Boim, SOo per' muntn. vaney ruei CO. Tel. 3378 STARTED Chick. Dressier Hatch ery. 1107 East Main. FOR BALE 7-ft. electrto refrigera tor, hoi point Electric range, csu H. B. Kellom, 3171. WANTED Olrl with bookkeeplnsj win general oiiics experience. Writs Bx. No. 8304 Tribune. BINO Cherries st 4c per lb. Only a limited supply st tnis price, city Limits Fruit stand. Next to SOS plsnt. TOR SALE Pie cherries, transpar ent apples J. w. Shirley, all Van couver. WANTED FIts men to atudy short wav raaio sno Mievuion. Kepiy Box 8833 this paper. VSA Yes slrl Any used car w $11 you 1$ ready la go asywWs, Wa put 'em In tiptop shape, than price "em right. Want proof? look over a few samples below. 33 Packard deluxe sedan. If It was any cleaner or better It would hare to -'335 be new. 37 Olds Coupe. New paint, good rubber, motor I jas In fin condition 4 DO 37 Studebaker Sedan Dictator touring model. Motor recon ditioned nearly new tiresi radio and lisp heater 430 31 Dodge Sedan. -145 SKINNER'S OARAGE 1 Buick CMC Trucks I Phone 3740 floasd IsaasTs SUrtltif July iW I mm Wv- L ' Mw t.Haa.1 ri rillj(aefjina 11 tl aesa e aseSaaa ArteMSh flnsi laiasssa flaw 0tmmm Wa)a fa Oaaaieiseai . w--t' S FOR BALE Fin milk eows. three sows witu pigs, ens bosr, ten head helfsra. flva Auu and cMrkens. Oacsr wolf place! acKsonTii Highway. Box 43. FOR SALE New 8-room house hard wood floors. Inlaid linoleum on kitchen, utility and bath. Venetian blinds fire plac. automatic oil lurnaos. Attached garag with ce ment floor end drlvewav. Inaasct thl bouse at 880 South Holly or FOR SALE Young mar, medium Ine. Oentl to work nd ride. J-yer-old Ooldan OiMm h.tf fresh two weeks J. T. Sawyer, $ i.uira up wagner trees ttosd Irom Tslent, Phone 7493. FOR SALE Household furnltura, studio couch, bad. chairs, sto. In quire 811 w. Palm. FOR SALE 80 young ducks, $10. 403 East 13th. FOR SALE Oood Duroc Boar, $7.80. Brood sow. Peyton, first bouse. Biddle road. NOTICE I bava sold my Interest In the Whit Spot Cafe to Mra. Chas. Coggina. 1 wish to thank my Irlenda and euetomere for their patronage. Mra. Agnea Dallalr. DAIRY Cowa Jersey and Ouern aeya. also 1 Guernsey bulL 1st house south Agate school. FOR SALE Young Warn, well broke horse. 17 ft. furnished "Covered Waon" trailer house, factory built. Efl. J"y,or Applegat. Phone 878, Jacksonville. PALMISTRY snd Crvstsl Resdlna?. Phone 8448. 480 Mountain Av. Ashland. ORDER black and red raapberrlea. . . urcnard Horn Drive. Phone 3418. FOR SArjCS it.n.hlM, . , , or. 84J w. 14th. FOR RFNT 8-room unfurnished house. 731 W. Jackson. Apply on premises, 8:30 to 7 p ro. FOUND Bunch of key. Call at , ay onop. iso saal Main. FOR SALE 1080 Model A Sedan. r.iiw sou. ion west 11th. WANTED Ranch hand for general v, oeau. Beau Lane. FOR SALE Springer and freah Box 138. Old Pso. Hwy. WANTED A small organ. Box $814 WANTED TO RENT Saddle horse ...tew montn. uuarante beat of cars and feeding. Bx 8818, Tribune. !iTpT&0n,y a Few More Days m 7 W r W mm mm km mmmm w vi 1 1 11 tin u LATE MODEL Pierce - Allen Motor Co, 112 SOUTH RIVERSIDE. PHONE 9SS C3BfDDiaCI GeOiacss: Marie Mason'iXfV? i W seductive voice waxVk A II heard by millions includino Honru Ptt f. II Z x Head what Henry's wife did about it in HEARTBREAK .HONEYMOON.. Ififtft 7-roora house, new roof, 71UUU rental yalus $40 00 per month. s A. F. Flowers, Cor. 13th and Front. FOR SALE Oentle riding mare. Work alnle, excellent for bemn nere and children. 0. Route J, Box 308. Roa Lena. Phone 8140. EXPERIENCED ofllos msnager de alre change. Nrarly twenty year In retail sutomoblle business hand ling credits snd collections. Also some ssles and parte experience. Employed. Personal Interview pre ferred. Trtbun Box 3189. 8 or 8 dozen New Hampshire snd old. 0c each. Also few young ducka. L. A. Worley. RU. 4. Box 304. Htllcreat-Bamett Road BIO FIR SLABS Order early. MM. FRIED THICKEN SV TMve out to Willow Sprlnga. 84 miles No. Medford, for good old fashioned fried chicken. WANTED 80,000 people to llaten tn on KMED each Wednesday, 8:18 p. m. FOR SALE Davenport, $18. 818 B, Oakdale. BINO Canning Cherries, 4c per lb. Stsnd. So. Paclflo Hlghwsy. next to SON Plant. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSU pvrti r a Inelds snd Outside paint, alt colors. per gation, Sl.aj. Tent snd Tsrpaullna. all alee, new na usea. Bleeping Bags and Pack Backs Lara stock Roofing Paper. Building . v.-, ,.1, wit. hi auvance la prices. Also Comigated Roofing. New shipment of Shoea, Boots. Sweat w..u w, ... 111J, OIV1MII, m New and Used Pipe and Fittings. Mfge quantity on nana. Barb Wire. Fencing. Wire Netting of an sums. Buy ana save. Doors, Windows, Screen Doors, new Loggers snd Mill Men. we carry a Large stock or split pulleys, caois of all kinds. Boxings, Belting and Chain, also Hlah Test Chain. MEDFORD BAROAIK HOUSE 37 North O rap P. H. A. LOANS quickly, efficiently nsnaiea. Mars uoiay Agency. FOR 8AI.E Two Guernsey heifers with calves. Matlork'a Store, Boa Lane, Jacksonville Highway. OF GOOD USED CARS y " 1 n (ri VX ..Ct I ff m VV J Cs$ t s7 9