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EDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, 1941. PAGE FTVB LOCAL and Ill With Cold Mrs. Thomas A. Culbertson, Jr., was confined by a cold to her home at Med- ford municipal airport today. Riiumn Earl H. York, reg istry clerk at Medford post office, today resumed his posi tion after enjoying a fortnight's vacation. Chorus To Meet Women's chorus of the Medford Musical society will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the home of Mrs. C. H. Paske. 1010 South Oak dale avenue. a Arrives Al Perkins of Van Nuys, Cal., arrived here by train today to spend the winter with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hartle of the Spring Street store. Medic. To Meet Regular semi-monthljf dinner-meeting of die Jackson County Medical so ciety will be held in the Lithia Springs hotel, Ashland, at 7 p. m. Wednesday Dr. R. E. Poston, Ashland, will be host. Dr. R. E. Green will present the paper of the evening. Son Born Mr. and Mrs Charles Clay, Jr., are the par ents of a seven-and-a-half pound son born yesterday morning at Riverside, Cal.. according to word received here by the baby's grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Charles Clay of 23 Crater Lake avenue. The new arrival has been names Charles Clay. 3rd. Nurses Needed Mrs H. F. Padgham, chairman of the home nursing program for the Jackson county chapter of th American Red Cross, asked today that reg istered nurses who have retired from active nursing or those having extra time call the office ir. the county courthouse if they wish to teach a class in home nursing in Jackson county. Four classes are in progress now and requests have come to the office for more. The course is being offered in an effort to assist in building up an adequate civilian defense program. Back On Job Gordon Barker, city fireman, was back on the Job at fire department head quarters toaay after spending a two weeks' vacation in eastern Oregon. Mr. Barker spent a week at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Barker, in Cove and the remainder of the time he traveled in the eastern part of the state. He attended the Pendleton round-up. He was accompanied to the family home in Cove by his sister, Mrs. Cres ton Hoare, who had visited him here after ner husband had left for Honolulu whither he had been transferred. Plane Passengers Miss F. Al der anived by United Mainliner from San Francisco this noon. N. Scott departed for Seattle on the same plane. Arriving on the forenoon pltne were W. R. Thig pen and Mr. and Mrs T. Hooker, from Portland, and W. E Jones, from Seattle. Leaving for San Francisco on the same plane were George Fuller, Miss E. Quinn, Mrs. B. Williams, Mrs. L. E. Henninger and Miss H. Hagen. Arriving last midnight were W. H. Moboy, from Van couver, B. C, and Tom Blanch ard, from Portland Arriving from Los Angeles last night were G. H. Turner and A Mon roe. William S. York and M. Burger left for Portland Arriv ing early last night were Mrs M. Cannon and C. C. Chittock. from Portland, and S. Brooks, from Seattle. R. Hanford de parted for San Francisco Leav ing late last evening for San Francisco were Mr and Mrs. P. E. Spa'ding, D. Orrlck and Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Pierce. Leaving for Los Angeles Satur day midnight were Mrs. Lela Rogers and Miss J. Parsons. BEAUTY BEAUTY expressed In simplicity. Beauty bora . of 6ympathy and true understanding. Conger's Mortuary Is a friend you can turn to for guidance when help Is needed most. The "serenity and beau ty that pervades our chapel Is always In keeping with the dignity and solemnity of the occasion. The manner In which every detail Is handled is In accordance with your every wish. Conger's Mortuary stands resdy to offer dignified service when you need It. CONGER Funeral Parlors "15 W. MAIN 8T PHONE S147. PERSONAL New Residence Hobart Price applied at the city building In spector's office this morning for a permit to construct a new residence and private garage at 110 Portland avenue at a stated cost of $3,500. e Crass Fire The fire depart ment's chemical crew this morn ing put out a grass blaze behind the vacant house at 1021 West 11th street. The grass was set on fire by a burning trash pile that had been left unattended, firemen said. Forester Here Fred W. Clea tor, division of recreation and lands, U. S. regional forester's office at Portland, arrived by train this morning to spend the day in the Union Creek district of the Rogue River national forest. He was accompanied on the Union Creek tour by Karl L. Janouch supervisor of the Rogue River national forest. Sentenced C h a r g e d with drunkenness, these defendants were sentenced in city court this morning as follows: Albert Judd, five days in Jail; Lewis H. Durst, $10; Fay H. Mudge, five days in Jail; and James W. Burger, James W. Batt and Charles DeBoard, all five days in jail, suspended The men are transients. Returns To Bank Dan Hull, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hull of 517 South Grape street, will resume his position as teller in the U. S. National bank tomor row after being employed dur ing the summer as a recreation guard in the Rogue River na tional forest at Union Creek Mr. Hull took a leave of absence from his employment at the bank in order to do the forest work. Fire Hasard Up A high east wind in the Dutchman Peak area of the Applegate district of the Rogue River national forest today lowered the hu- midity to 12 per cent and raised fire hazards in the forest along the California border, headquar ters reported. A report received from San Francisco headquar ters said that forest fire hazards in northern California and along the Oregon border would be bad for the next several days. Hunt ers and others using the forests were therefore cautioned to be careful. e No Luck D O. Lindsey and Jerry Latham returned home last night after spending the week-end hunting deer in the mule - deer game refuge area southeast of Bly. They were unsuccessful in bagging any game though they reported an enjoyable outing. The area was filled with hunters, they said, some having good luck, some not. They were accompanied from here by E. F. Ferg who remained over to continue hunt ing. Mr Frg had had no luck, cither, up to the time his Med ford companions left him. Pole Broken A Freightways truck operated by James V. Kelly, Redding. Cal., struck a power pole on the Pacific high way three miles north of Cen tral Point Saturday evening, breaking it off at the base but trot injuring the truck driver, according to a report on file today. The truck the report stated, struck the pole after be ing sideswiped by a car operated by A. H. Cooley, Grants Pass E. J. Hearn, no address listed, and V. E. Hayward Brownsboro. drove cars Involved in a minor accident three miles from Med ford on the Crater Lake high way Saturday night, a report on file said .today Cars driven by Don Whipple, Grants Pass, and Wlllard W House, Seattle, col lided with slight damage at Central avenue and Ninth street Saturday night, according to a report on file today. I 111 Richard J. Calder. 107 i King street. If ill at horn. He It elevator operator in the Med (ord federal building. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland, On. sept. 9a (USDA) Hoes J 500; market rather lav; truck-In uady with Ute Ust week, carloads SS below last Mon day: good-cholo 170-116 lb. drtv. In 111.40 to mostly 111.50; carloads to SUSS; 130-370 lb. wlghts 111.75 11.16; lkjbt light 611.35-75; packing ra SlOlSt 11-1S; eholc 111 lb. feeder pig 61S1S. Cattle 1300; calm 300: market un even: beer cows strong, other cows. heifers and fed steers steady; grass ateers weak to IS lower wtth several loads unsold, some bids off more: fed steer mostly 612 00-60; grasaera S9.60410.60: common down to S8.00; grass helfen S9.O0 10.00: light dairy heifers SO. 50 7.76; canner-cutter cows S5.0OS6.0O; fat dairy eowa S.607.OO: beef cowi 67.386)8.60; medium-good bulls 88168.16: cut ters down to $0.76; vealers steady to weak, good-choice grade 613 00 18.50. Sheep 6150: market uneven, truck Ins weak to 16 lower: carload steady with last week'a advance; tew deck fat lamb 611.60; truck-In mostly 611-00; few 811.36: common lamba down to 9 00; hom lamb 69.00-50; fat ewe 64.60 f 8.00: common grades down to 61.00; few breeding ewee unsold. Sooth San Francisco South San rranclsco. Sept. 11. P) Ped.-State Mkt. Hewl Hog 300. Slow: about steady: moet 185-135 lb. Cellfornlu 61196; odd packing sows 69 00 6.76. Cattle 600. Steer around 15 high er; one load 1100 lb. short fed 611.01; 1 car 1066 lb. Oregon grass teert 610.75, package feeder 69.00; warm weather, light M: medium to good heifer absent, quoted 69.50 $10.50: 3 loada 1000-1050 lb. rang cow 68.OO98M. etrong: dairy cow top 66.76; medium eras bull 67 35 ft 8 35 Calve: aalable 15: steady; good to choice vealers quoted 611 00 a 11.50: elaughter calves 69.00 10.50. Sheep 100. Fully steady; good to choice wooled lambs quoted snoo 11.75: package 97 lb. yearlings 68.50; aged wether 67.00; ewe 16 higher. deck 115 lb. medium pelt 65.60. 1 Chicago Chicago. Sept. 33 tip (TJ8DA1 Hogs 14.000: slow, light weight 10 lower than Friday' average: 'top 61190; bulk 180-170 lb. 611.66-86 most 170-300 lb. butchers 61160-76 good 350-600 lb. packing eowa 69.35- 10.15: lighter weight 81035-65. Sheep 9.000; spring lamba fairly active, atrong to 36 higher; good to choice native and western springer 811.50-90: closely sorted westerns held bove 61100: throw out native 89.00 down: fat sheep and yearling low, steady. Cattle 16.000; calve 1300: most early sale fed steers and yearling 61100 91150: with best 1.083 lb. yearling 61165; bet weighty steers 61140: yearlings held above 613.65; bulk weighty steer unsold: fed heif er up to 813.40. Portland Produce Portland, Ore., Sept. 13. Butter Print. A grade, 40o lb. In parchment wrapper. 41e In carton: B grade, 390 In parchment wrappers; cartons 400 lb. Butterfat Flnt quality, maximum of .8 or 1 pet. acidity, delivered In Portland, 40-40 c lb.;' premium quality (Maximum of .35 pet. of acid ity). 41-41o lb.; valley routes and country point, 3c less or 88o lb.: second quality at Portland, le under flnt or 88 c lb. Cheese Selling price to Portland retailer: Tillamook triplet, 17e lb.; loaf. 38o lb.: triplet to whol. saler. 38 lb.; loaf. 3c. fo.b. Tillamook. Eggs Price to producer: A large. 34c; B, large, 38c; A medium, 80c; B, medium, 36c doc. Resale to re tailer. 4e higher for case: cartons. 5c higher. Country meats Selling price to retailers: country killed hogs, bet butcher. 136-140 lb. 16-17c lb.; vealer fancy l-30o: light thin. 15 17c, heavy. 14-18c; 1941 spring lamb. 19-30C lb.; ewe -10c lb.: good cutter cow 13-13c, canner cow 11-130 lb.: hull 14-15c lb. Live poultry Buying price: Ho. 1 grade leghorn broiler, under lb., 17e: over 1 lb.. 17c: fryer. !- lb, lSe; roaster over 4 lb.. 16c: colored hen. 17c: leghorns under S lbs, 14c: over 3 lb., 16e: old rooster. 8c lb. Dressed turkeys Nominal selling price: hen, old crop. 34-35c; new crop. 38-30C lb. Onions Walla walla. 61: Oregon si lo-i is so-lb. bag. potatoes New white, local. 61.60- I 1.75 cental: Taklm Wo. 1 Oral,! 61 88-1-90 cental: Klamath Palls, 1.86-1 SO cental. Hav Selling price en tracks: Alf- , alfa. Ho. 1, 618-16.80 ton; oat-vetch. 611 ton: Willamette valley clover. 1 611 ton; timothy, eastern Oregon. , 631. Wool 1641 contracts Oregon Ranch, oomlnsl. 81-86c lb.; etoss-: bred. 84-37e lb. Mohair 1641 11-montha. 4Ac Tb. Hope Oregon contract. 1941. 81 8V. lb.; 1940.. 17-38e lb.; seedless. 41-43. Portland Wheat Portland, Or-, Sept. 32. 'S Wheat: open High Low Close May lOl 1.01 1.0OV, loou, Dee. J74 J7S JT4, 7V4 Cash grain: oat No. 1-38 lb. emit 634 00. Barley No. 1-46 lb. b w. 630 00. Com No. Kt. shipment 633 00. Ne. I flax 18. Cash wheat iMdl: oft white 8e; sort white excluding Rex 66e: white club He; western red SS'-c Hard red winter ordinary 4e; to per cent 6e; II per lent 6101; 11 per cent 6107. Hard white-heart ordinary sec: 10 per rent 61 M,c: II per cent 6113: II per cent 61.16. Todsy car receipts: wheat 88. ber.'T 6: ikut 17; corn 6: oats 4 61 a, BiiMH i riunia V In "Manpower" V Vsv jf One of the three main reasons why "Manpower" is pulling crowds to the Craterian theatre, where it plays until tomorrow night, is Marlene Dietrich s characterization of a B-girl in a clip-Joint. The other two reasons are Edward G. Robinson and George Raft, as a couple of tough linemen whose friendship is severed when both fall for the same woman. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Sept. 11 ) Wheat: Open High Low Close Sept. Deo. May July .1.16H 1.17H 1.18S4 1.171, .1.30 1.30 1.18 120'. .1.33 1.35 133k, 134 .1.14"; 1.36 1.14 1.15 Wall St. Report New York, Sept. 22 The stock market exhibited fur ther shock-proof tendencies to day and, in the face of deterio rating war news, most leaders managed to maintain their bal ance. Several sizable blocks of low priced stocks put the 5-hour turnover at around 450,000 shares. Today's, closing price for 34 se lected stock follow: Al. Chem. & Dye ,, 159 Am. Can i 84 A. T. & T. 155 Anaconda ,, 38 Atch. T. & S. T. 36 Bendlx Avla. 39 Beth. Steel 67 Caterpillar Tract. 46 Chrysler 58 Curtis- Wright 9 Douglas Acft DuPont Gen. E3ec, Gen. Foods Oen. Mot. . Int. Harvest. Johns-Man. Kennecott Monty Ward ... No. Amn. Avn North Amer. Penney -(J. C.) Penna. Ft. R. Phillip Pet. Radio Sou. Pac. Std. Brands St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trana. Amer. Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft United Airline U. S. Steel THEFT AND VANDALISM REPORTED AT GOLD HILL Gold Hill, Sept 22 (Spl.V A tire belonging to the city was stolen last Monday night when the Gold Hill garage was entered, and the same time an attempt was made to break into the Texaco service station Two of the gas hoses at the Richfield station were slashed with a knife on Friday night. SLEEP WALKER Fort Madison, la.. Sept 22. (Charles Baker, 44. West Point, la., walked In his sleep. Last week he walked off a porch roof, fell 14 feet and broke his neck and his pelvis. He died last night. DEFENSE IS SWELL Rothville, Mo. W) There's a special reason why Rothville school children think the de fense program is fine. Priorities prevented a factory from com pleting their school bus on time and so the school opening was delayed week. DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic A Natanvathl Phyflelsn Phone 3170 U8 E. Main St NIKVOCS DTSrtPMA Nervous dyspepsia I sn upset eon-, dltlon of toe fttomach with varia tion In the quantity and quality of th fas trie Julc. ocompanld by nervouneas. and moet frequently found In neurotic Individuals. It fre quently beglna with abdominal op pression, distress, belching of ga and bitter fluid, low of sppeute. yet many patient hav sn extremely capricious ppt1t, bumtna; In the stomach and eoated tongue. There may b a numbness of the ex tremltie. coldness of the akin, flushes of the faoe and neck, oc casionally bkecousha and extntm burster. nd In most esse there Is the formation and belchlnff of gas. Chiropractic adjustment properly given should toon restore normal function In th tmeh after which the Indigestion disappears and the patient gains In flesh and strength. Pressure on nerves lesdlnv to the t'jma'-h and upper bowel cause thousands of cases of this type. Cnlroprectle get to the cause of the dlsturbencee nd correct It whll mdi--rne el, onlv temporary relief fton 16 ayaijiioa. unquoted 131 81 40 I 54 70 36 15 86 48 8 13 5S 13 . 78 : 39 13 57 IrEAUiiPl In Rialto Show Billy "Sneezy" Gilbert stars with Binnie Barnes, Gilbert Ro land, Sidney Blackmer, Leo (Dead End Kid) Gorcey and Ed ward Norris in "Angels With Broken Wings", hilarious com edy which comes to the Rialto theatre for tomorrow and Wed nesday. The plot deals with the romantic ambitions of a widow with five children and her love snare for a business man with two wives. Student Body Elects At Applegate School; Paper Staff Chosen Big Applegate, Sept. 22 (Spl.) Elvis Offenbacher is list- i ed as student body president in the Applegate school, according to a news release from the school. Other officers are Tem ple Rose, vice president; Geor gia Benedict, secretary; Clair Shull, treasurer; Elvis Offen bacher, boys' captain, with Clair Shull as assistant; and Georgia Benedict, girls' captain, with Temple Rose as assistant. The chief student body project was given as collecting tin-foil for Great Britain. The staff of the school news paper, 'The Applegater," in cludes Temple Rose, editor-in-chief; Fritzie Offenbacher and Carmen Shull, news editors; Melvina Rowden and Betty Rock, art editors; Vernon Smith and Harriet Taylor, printers; and Charlotte Shull and LeRoy Offenbacher, librarians. Total enrollment of the school is 28, with 18 in the upper room. Visitors since opening of the new term Include Miss Florence Weisser, county nurse, Miss Carolyn Benedict, Mrs. Harry Rose, and Mrs. Carmen Shull. Activities also are reported as getting under way at Ruch school with an approximate en rollmen of 40, a decrease in the record from last year. Charles Hamilton has assumed the duties of Janitor, and plans are being made for hot lunches under WPA supervision, which will entail appointment of a cook. The Interior of the build ing was redecorated for the opening of school, and 30 re conditioned desks installed. Enrollment Reduced At Gold Hill High Gold Hill, Sept. 22. Spl.V Enrollment Is considerably ua der last year in the local high school. Enrollment to date for both grades and high school if 210. Coach Kernal Buhler opened the season's practice of six-man football last week, after prepar ing the Van Houten field for use this year. Out of the 20 boys who turned out for the first practice, only three had ever seen action before and in order to be ready for the first game which Is scheduled for Sept. 30 with Jacksonville on the home field, a great deal of practice is anticipated for the squad. moxY Mtea only 6:46-s:16 35o Inc. Ux Kindles ine anvitme End Tomorrow Nite WED THURS NITE8 GEORGE ANN BRENT SHERIDAN "HONEYMOON FOR 3" Plus Dennis O'Keete in "GIRL FROM HAVANA" I BRIAN donlevy atC I lf Hunt W Mary Hewer) La it W st Jk TKHHICOIOR 1 MRS. R. R. JOHNSON TAKEN BY DEAIH IN WALLA WALLA Mrs. R. R. Johnson 84, a resi dent of this city for the past 18 years, died yesterday in a hospital in Walla Walla, Wash.. where she had been making her home since December with her daughter, Mrs. Norman Smedes. She had been ill for several years. Mrs. Johnson came to Med ford in 1922 from Great Falls, Mont., with her husband, Dr. R. R. Johnson, who died 10 years ago. She was an active member of the First Presbyter ian church. O. E. S., Daughters of Nile ar.d PEO sisterhood. She made her home at 10 Keene Way drive, which she owned with several other properties In this city. She is survived by her daugh ter, Mrs. Norman Smedes of Walla Walla, Wash.; three broth ers, Ed Severance of Silverton, Ore., a former Medford resident: Dr. R. H. Severance, of Great Falls, Mont, and Robert Sever ance of Florida. Funeral services will be con ducted tomorrow in Great Falls, Mont. Several local organiza tions with which she was affili ated in this city, and friends, have wired floral tributes to iireat Falls. E ON S. P. SPECIAL Thirteen enrollees from Camp South Fork and 15 from Camp Annie Spring left here this morning on a special CCC train taking men of Oregon camps hack to the fourth corps area for discharge or re-enrollment. Twenty South Fork enrollees left on the regular southbound passenger train last evening. KEY M A N Donald Nelson, who's been directing buying lot the Office of Production Men. agement, will wield chief power In nation's revamped defense setup. He's executive secretary of the new supplies, priority and allocations board. I I m IM.'I Mat 37c lax c-80e Eves 36c tai e-li 11 to IK-tse Including Ui-Klddlr 18c END. TOMORROW NIGHT POWERHOUSE THRILLS EDW.G. MARLENE GEO. ROBINSON 'DIETRICH-RAFT mm. win PLUS MARCH Of TIME Pagan lav In th ex otic South Sesal SHIs, (110 Katharine Dl MUll lyrm OVIRMAN ft 'Si y .: :$ ,i i,-- 1, 1 . : ' - ' I : A - ' ' v"1 X' 1 :x -',tV tils tm Also on board were 25 Camp Williams Creek enrollees who boarded the train at Grants Pass. Present quarterly move ment from these three nearby camps will end tonight when an enrollee from South Fork departs on the regular north bound train. Port Orford, Ore., Sept. 22. (4"l An engineer of the U. S. Vanadlan corporation of Pitts burgh is here inspecting chrom- ite and manganese properties. He will also examine manganese holdings in eastern Oregon. Too Late to Classify THIS Adv. entitle H. T. Plndley, 503 8. Holly, to a PREB BRAKE AD JUSTMENT at the MEDFORD BRAKE SHOP, 103 N. Riverside. CANNING TOMATOES, field run, le pound; Assorted tomatoes. Ityc and lo pound. Double red Dellclou ap ples, a lug 600. Very best quality assorted 61.00 to 61.15 a box. One price to all Banana Squash. l4c lb. Pre Delivery. Payleea Market, 133 So. Riverside. FOR SAUB 4-room modern, plaster ed nouse; i acre clover ana auaira: city water. Irrigated. 61450. 6450 down, balance Ilk rent. ALSO Several other acreage home. imi acres. Reasonable prlcea. ALSO Several city homes to chooee from: cheaper than rent. ALSO 68 acres, 4-room modern House. ALSO 4 acres. 8-roora modem house, on Highway 09; Irrigated, city water. 62600. FOR RENT 3 unfurnished house. Everything In Real Estate. Dad" Roberta. 710 W. Ind St. MALE OR FEMALE Help wanted to work In onion. Inquire Flnley Implement Co.. Cenfal Point. FOR SALE '36 Chevrolet Master De luxe 1-door. very clean, low mile age. 1031 Narregan. PEACHES Still hav aom nice Sal way Freestone If you hurry. Tuck er's. 4th house on light. Orchard Home Drive. PIONEER ROOF SERVICE Dealer and contractor. All typea of roof ing. Supply unlimited. See ua and save anlesman's commission. 111 114 North Riverside, phone 8461 or 4301. WANTED Dependable lady for house work No washing, three In family. Phone 771 Jacksonville. WESTINOHOUBE Llftop Refrigerator, practically new. 640. Perry' Oar age, Eagle Point. FOR RENT Sleeping room, twin bed, private entrance and private oatn. witn neat; also sleeping room on upper floor. 816 So. Riversid. 8TTLL lot of cut flower. Also fat colored fryer. Dressier, 1107 I. Main. Phone 8666. FOR SALE Ladles 8-pleo suit. Hue 16. coat black with sliver fox collar. 1834 Queen Ann after 6. FOR RENT Sleeping room with twin bed for 3 gentlemen. 81 8. River side. 1941'sBIG y "ViC"". fttaale ftemee a g ,t tHberi ft.l.ae ST ' I f 1 Blll wer f I VI JL Lei Ran 1). ' L K ":.; Wf leeCey T i I. BUT hew T NvH could five lit- l ; W jTLU tie angels be , W i VlVVl earn dertlsTT MUST END TONITEI Smmmtmmmmm trrrrrrrTtx I IIW UltS BUY W& "VS.H DEFENSE BONDS gmn.ntujjiJH.1 rffllllT nm t:4s-6 4S- y rUIOTM l J"VrW "y"j EVENINGS I I Adult se Ine. tax 13 J f 1 I Oil enlt toe Inc. Us I I Biddle-I6e t JelrssssirsisssVAss Klddle-IOe HOSPITALITY - In the HEART of PORTLAND Coatsalenos Cearteey The Newly Remodeled CjHN PARK AVENUE HOTEL J 23 S. W. Park. Portland ajSjJJ?' Detached Salh tlja to ta.se. CwL Wltk katk 81.78 to 64 . fOBTLAND BEN O. CRIMSON Manages 1636 Ford Tudor to trade for pickup of equal value, or later model and pay cash difference. J. c. Johnston, Machine Shop, Medford Corporation. FOR SALS 45 red wanner pigs. C, T. Hlsdon. Rt. 4, Box 111. rem Valley. WANTED 10 acrea clover or ladlna. Improved. Sierra Cascade Real Es tate. Beall Lane. Box 188. rOR SALE Saw mill. SO Caterpillar with drum. 30 cietrac. drum for 80 Cat. Central Point Auto Wreck. Jag- FRESH Columbia River Salmon Another ehlpment Just arrived. Baking lze salmon. 18c lb., H or whole, or nloe for canning. Choice salmon stesks. 15c lb. Quality Market. 317 west Main, Phone 4764. Free Delivery. WANTED White trash burner. Phone 461 Jacksonville. FOR SALF Charle of London Dav enport and Chair. 1 year old. 1314 4ueen Ann. Call after 6. FOR SALE 63550 mortgage In good rancn ana equipment. Rout I, Box 130. Ashland. FURNISHED Duplex, 8 rooms, loll nianuc. FLAVOR your dog's food with Allen Liquid oarllc and watch the re sult. It will please you a well aa the dog. Ak dealer or Monarcr Seed and Feed Co.. Medford, Ore, WANTED Dishwasher, over 18 year. nousng i,oiiee onop. FOR SALE OR TRADE Nearly new on neater, v. Baiaenton, end south Peach. FOR SALE tf0(TAA 30 acres on Midway road. yJJUU s acrea clover and under trrtgatlon; 4-room modern house, water pressure system; outbuild ing A nice home end tine camp ground trailer alt. Edwin p. Hughe Real Estate Agency, 709 N. Riverside. Phone 3816. WANTED An experienced woman foe general house work. Mrs. Edwin Janney. Phone 3846. FOR SALE 800 feet 1-Inch tralvan lred water pipe. 10c per foot. Call 6-469 Medford. or write, Jesaa Rich ardson, Central Point. BIO FIR SLABS Order early. Med. Fuel Co., Tel. 3111. WANTED Five thousand dollars. Will give flrat mortgage. Ample security. Long term. Low Inter, Tribune Box 3145. HOW To Live Life and lov It." new up-to-the-minute book by the famous author, Oenevlev Benrend, only personal pupil of T. Troward. 13 lesson complied In one volum. 62.88. Oenevlev Behrand, Rogue River, Oregon. r h a handled LOANS quickly, efficiently Mark Ooldf Agency BABY'S COLDS Relieve misery fast externally. Rub on COMEDY HIT! TOMORROW & WED W Service Attractive Bate HOTEL CORNELIUS 21 S- W. Park. Portland Detached totti ti e 8 61 6 Wttk keih 31 3 a 63-So. Both totals kscated ta the taty BEABT Of see I
