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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1941. PAGE FTVTf LOCAL and Shops Mn. L. H. Bates re turned to her home In Gold Hill today by train alter shopping in Medford this morning. To March Women'i Relief Corps members are asked to meet at the city park at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow to march In the Armistice Day parade. Whlta Dross Members of the Royal Neighbors of America drill team are asked to wear their white dresses for the Ar mistice Day parade tomorrow. Htro For Day A. L. Pap worth, sales manager of the Pa cific Manifolding Book comp any, arrived by train Saturday and spent the day here. He re sides in Emoryville, Cal. Clear The weather continued clear at Crater Lake national park today, it was reported by short-wave radio. Lowest tem perature during the night was 35 degrees. At the time of the broadcast, 8:45 a. m.. the ther mometer registered 38 degrees. Townsond Call All Town sendites desiring to march in tho Armistice Day parade to morrow were asked by officers to be at Townsend hall, 123V4 West Main street, not later than 10:30 a. m. Members were re quested to bring flags and ban ners. e e Modles To Meet Jackson County Medical society will hold a regular semi-monthly dinner-meeting in the Hotel Hol land at 7 o'clock Wednesday. Dr. Susie V. Standard will be hostess. Dr. William P. Holt will present the paper of the evening. Return Horn Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doe and children Jo Anne and Roy Lewis left this morn ing by motor for their home in Bates after spending the week end visiting Mrs. Doe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Powell, 414 Valley View Drive, and Mr. Doe's mother, Mrs. Z. M. Doe, 1700 Prune street. Work Finished All the roads of Jackson county have been made ready for winter travel with maintenance work as the main item until spring, County Engineer Paul B. Rynning re ported today. All the construc tion and other road work has been completed. Building Permits H. E. Bow ser of 7 Glen Oak court applied at the city building inspector's office Saturday for a permit to build a front porch at a stated cost of $50. Mrs. Nellie Wall of 117 North Peach street applied for a permit to reshingle a resi dence at a stated cost of $50. e Back On Job County Clerk George R. Carter returned to his desk today after a long absence because of a major operation. He said he is feeling the best in years. The operation was performed in a Portland hospital some weeks ago and since then Mr. Carter has been recuperating in Portland and at home. Court Citations State police cited Kelly William Ethridge, 45, of Dorris, Cal.. late Saturday night to appear in Ashland Jus tice of the peace court this af ternoon charged with being drunk on a public highway. Walter L. Haring, 31, of 847 East Ninth street was cited to appear in Medford Justice of the peace court Thursday morning charged with operating a trailer without a tail light. Donald D. Patrick, 38, of Lose Angeles was cited to appear Saturday morn ing charped with driving an overloaded truck. EAITH Tauss DR. A. R. HEDGES Chfroprmctlo Naturopathic Phytician Pbon 3170 128 E. Main St HEART TROUBLE Heart weakntM In (rrntra. fiat hown remarkable Improvement un der lhtropracttc adjustment and In man caw complete recover was Rained when only an Improvement of the condition w hoped for at the at art. All pre urea or Inter ferenre nith the nerve control). nf the heart beat will disturb the regu larity of the beat, or will weaken rh construction of the heart ao that falrea snd muc? cannot stand the train and nlll ran annorinf arm torn. It la no4tih)e to att nature In hrtntlnf a ho tit anainal Improve ment and recovery In of thlt tvn, b the sclent Ifie removal of these Interference. A normal flow of nerva enercy to the heart It a I wart nere4arv for normal function. When heart valves weaken or permit retf lltatlon of Mood, strencthcnlnf the hurt muce often brtnr a much arrretlated relief and eaw. Many have claimed they were able to work In normal manner wlihont the "nal rant Inn. Where refnrpitatlon It preterit itit Improvement la alwavt fteariT on'reHaterf and Chiropractic adtnvtments have been known to ald years of more romfnrtshle llilnf. even fhoath the diseased nlre could sot aw rwUvrt. 1 r if -4 PERSONAL Visits W. B. Lanham. son-in-law of Mrs. Lucy A. Lyman of 45 Ross Court, was a guest of Mrs. Lyman over the week-end. Mr. Lanham was on his way home to Washington, D. C. from a western business trip. He is one of the heads of the gov ernment's cotton marketing pro gram and has headquarters in Washington where he has been for 14 years. j e e e Eagles To March Members of Crater Lake aerie. Fraternal Order of Eagles, are requested by the worthy president. Ray Marks, to meet near the county courthouse by 10:30 tomorrow morning to take part in the Ar mistice Day parade. Marks said that the Eagles Drill team will be in the parade, and the other members will march behind the drill team. The lodge will not enter a float this year, he said. a a a Plane Passengers Arriving from Portland by, United Main liner this forenoon was E. W. Lang. E. A. Ponder departed for San Francisco last midnight. Leaving last night for Portland were M. F. Barry and O. E. Perkins. Ponder arrived from Portland early last night and leaving for Los Angeles on the same plane was C. B. Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Grant arrived from San Francisco last evening. R. W. Propst arrived from San Francisco yesterday noon. Mrs. M. Sanders arrived from Port land yesterday forenoon. a a a Minor Accidents Ben Dierks of 1311 Reddy avenue and M. B. Llndley of Central Point drove cars involved in a minor mishap on the north Pacific highway near the Pine Tree service sta tion yesterday morning, a report on file said today. Page Stanffer and D. R. Smith, neither of whose address was listed, drove cars involved in a slight acci dent at Central avenue and Mo Andrews road this morning, a report on file stated. Cars oper ated by Hugh O. Hile of Grants Pass and Chester Carter of Jacksonville were involved in a slight accident at 10th and King streets Saturday night, a report on file said today. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland. Ore, Nov. 10. fl)-(USDA Hogs 3400; market steady; good choloe 178-316 lb. arlve-ln 610.80-86; carloads mostly 610 65; 380-350 lb. weights mostly 610.00; heavier welghte down to 69.80: light llghta 68.50 8 10.00; packing sows 87.50 8.38; feeder pigs 610.6011.75. ' Cattle 3350; calves 300. total 350: steera active, steady to strong; other classes mostly steady with canner and cutter cows weak to 35 lower; vealers 80 lower: bulk grass fat steers 68.80s 10.50: fed steers 611 3S 13.40: common steers down to 67.75; grass heifers 66 35 s 7.60; canner and cut ter cows 64 00 f5 50; fat dairy cows 86.00-60: beef cowl 67.008.25; medium-good bulls 87.50a8 50; good choice vealers ll.00 13.0 Sheep 3O00: market active, steady to strong: good -choice truck-In lambs 69.75 10 00: load fed lambs 610.50; common lamba 66.00-76; shorn lambs 66.80 39.00; fat ewes 84 50 ( 8.00. Portland. Ore, Nov. 10-ifl The Portland livestock market will be closed Tuesday, Armistice Day. Chicago Chicago, Nov.. 10. (fl)-(USDAl Hog 38,000: generally 15-30 lower then Friday; eowa around 10 off; good and choice 180-300 Iba. 610.10 30: top 610.86; 160-180 lb, mostly 610.00-30: good and choice 800-400 lb. sows 69.75 10.16; good 400-600 lbs. 69.50-88. Sheep 11.500: fat lamba slow, tew early ssles: some lnteresta bidding 611.00 down for good natlvea; tew feeder 610.50: most early Bales fst ewes 84 60 1 5 38. Cattle 18000. calves 3.000: best yearlings 613 60: soma held higher; moderate supply 611.80(613.40; most weighty steers 611.00 down to 610 00 snd below; with 1306 lb. average 61300; largely 810.50911.78 steer trade; bast heifers 613 40. ftoutn San Francisco South San Francisco, floe. 10 P (Ped.-Stata MXt. News) Hoga 700; about steady; bulk 185-235 lb. Call fornlat 111.95. two loads choice 11. 50: packing sows 58.50 down. Cattla 500; quality lmprored; steers steady, one load 1.130 lb. fed 11.00. now practical top; about three loada medium rraaa sierra 1. 50 10.00; fed FEEL FINE WITH A HIGHEST QUALITY VITAMIN B AND IRON TONIC FT Better AiastHe Bettsv Natvttiett Be Baesssarr fee Pap, trsaita, Eaergr. Il Is assart ta ae aav sMr sacrtsHt at atj as, t fee! snd Ink your best aa ee Knar tee t. 5 II Trr VHawfcte at aw IS Mev le vats, Drsaaad Vltsvtse. Beat e aese SstltsMeaa. Sufc atnataa are impute. Tars aeeasatlaal esse suUv iMtursd aad I ON SALE ONLY AT Heath's Drug Store Dial 35S1. M I trtM B mil lral helfere fully steady, two lotos 80 966 lb. 61000. two loads gra half art 68.766)9.00: rang cows 18-36 lower, lata Saturday 3 cars 1.080 lb. 87.76. today medium cow weak at 66-40 1.33. dairy eow top 88 80: bulk euttera 86 00-38; canners 88.60; bulls as 0O-6O. calTea 6: steady: few choice yealars to 613-80. alaugbtr calTea a oo 10. oo. Sheep 700; about steady: food to choice wooled lambs quoted 610.78 11 3d: major ahare medium to choice shorn ewea quoted easy 640 6)6.88. Portland Produce Portland, Ore. Mot. 10. oPt But terPrints. A grade, 39c lb. In parch ment wrappers. 40o In cartons: B grade. 68c In parchment wrapper: cartons, Sfic lb. Butterfat First quality, maximum of 6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered In Portland, 89-89 Ho lb.; premium quality, (maximum of M of I per oent acidity). 40-40 He lb4 valley routes and country polnta. 3o less than first or 87Vic lb.; second quali ty, at Portland, 3o under first, or 87-S7Me lb. Chaeae Selling prices t Portland retallere: Tillamook triplet. 38c lb.; loaf, 39c lb. Triplets to wholesalers. 36c lb.; loaf. 37c f.o.b. Tillamook. Eggs Price to producers: A. large, 36c; B. large, 31c; A. medium. SOc; B. medium. 38c doz.; A. small, 34c; B. smsll, 30c dos.: resale to retailers 4o higher for cases; cartons. 6c high er. Live poultry Buying prices: No. 1 grade leghorn broilers, under lt$ lbs., 18c; over 1V4 lbs.. 18c: fryers. 3Vi to 4 lbs, 18 4c; roaster over 4 lb, 19c; colored hen. 19c; leghorna. under tv, lbs, 15c: over 8 lbs, 17c; old roosters. 6c lb. Dressed turkeys Nominal selling prices: new crop bene, 38-38Ve; tome, 33-34o lb. Buying price: toms, 33 33 Uc; hens. 38-36HC lb. Onions Ysklm. 61.16-135; Ore gon, nomlnsl. 61.60 per 60-lb. sack. Potatoes New white locals. 61.68 1.75: Deschutes gems. 63.18.9 33 cen tal: Yakima Kb. 1 gems. 63.00-3.10 cental. Hay Selling price on tracks: Al falfa. No. 1. 618.50 ton: oat-vetch. 613.50: valley prices. Willamette val ley clover, 813.00 ton. valley points: Timothy, eastern Oregon, 631. Q0. Country meat Selling price to retailers: country killed hogs, best butcher. 136 to 140 lbs, 144-16c lb.; vealers. fancy. 18-19c; light thin. 13 13c; heavy. 14-lBc: yearling lamba, 10-13c: 1941 aprlng lamba. 1S-17C lb.; ewes. 4-9c lb.: good cutter cows. 13c; canner eowa, ll-ISc: bulls, 14 H 16c lb. Wool 1941 dip. Oregon ranch, nominal. 83-33e lb.: eroesbreds, 34 37c lb. Nuts Prices to wholesalers: Fil berts, Barcelona. Jumbo, 31c; large. I6'4c: fancy. I74e: baby. 16f,c: Du- chllly. Jumbo. 30c: large, 19c fancy, 18: lb. Walnuts Prices to whole aaltrs: first grade Franquette. Jumbo. 33e; large. 30c; medium. 18c; baby, ISHe lb.; soft shell, Jumbo, none; large. 19e; medium. 17c: baby. !44 lb. Mayette. Jumbo, none: large, 30c lb.; second grade pranquette. large. 18c: medium. 17c; baby, 15c lb. soft shell, large, 17c; medium, 16c; bab-, 14c lb. Portland Wheat Portland, Ore., Nov. 10. Ml Wheat: Future Open High Low Close May J5H J95H a&V, .95 Dec. ai ai ai ai Cash grain: oat No. 3-38 lb. white 638.80; barley No. 3-48 lb. b.w. 838 50: Corn No. 3 e.y. shipment 633 33. No. 1 flax 61.77. Cash wheat (bid): Soft whit 94c: soft white excluding Rex 67c: whit club 98c; western red 98c. Hard red winter ordinary 91c; 10 pet. 94c; 11 pet. 61.O0V4: 13 pet 61.05H. Hard white-bean ordinary 61.0314: 10 pet. 6118: 11 pet. 61.14: 13 pet. 61.18. Today'a car receipts: wheat 15: bar ley 0; flour 6; corn 31; oat 0; hay 0; mlllfeed S: flaxseed 0. Wall St. Report New York, Nov. 10. VP) The stock market today was an island surrounded almost en tirely by skepticism and prices generally wilted from Jack of bidding sustenance. Sizable blocks of N. Y. Cen tral and Standard Brands from 1.000 to 12,2600 shares appar- Holiday Schedule Tomorrow Shows 1:45-3:30-8:45-9:00 EOXY Jamti Cagney Olivia de HtvilUncf Allan Hal 'Strawberry Blonds' Plus Chss. Farrsll "A DEADLY CAME" Mtee Onlv 8:43-9:14 2Sc Inc. tax f t f 1 7 V Jf 87 Fl lM"MMM Klndies lie InelnHIng tax i FW "j l Mf I A ffJJL J A FIESTA OF I". " 1 W End.omor. rl V JTs FROllcf tV I--4 A1 JIFFRIY LYNN Uikfp I lift sf I ' , YT , mSjZl ently liquidation for the purpose of establishing income tax cred its, helped give the session a show of activity. Transfers were around 600.000 shares. Todsy's closing price for 84 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. Dye 149 14 Am. csn 76 A. T. T. lW's Anaconda Atch. T. S. P. Bendlx Avia. Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract. Chryaler Curtles-Wrlght Douglas Acxt. DuPont 36 . 36 - 86 - 88T, . 88 - 83 H - 8H - 701 -1464 Oen. Elec Gen. Poods , 37'4 . 89', , 38 H . 47 . 88 . S3H , 38 , Oen. Mot. Int. Harvest. . Johns-Man. Kennecott Monty Wsrd . No. Amn. AVn. North Amer. . Penney (J. O.) Penna, R. R. Phillips Pet 13H . 11H . 80 H 33Vi . 48 Radio 8H Sou. Pac. Std. Brand 134 6 St. Oil Cal. 33 1, St. Oil N. J. 45 '4 Trans. Amer. - 4H Union Carb. 69 S trnlt. Aircraft 874 United Airline 14 U. S. Steel 63 Chicago Wheat Chicago. Nov. 10 () Wheat: Open High Low Close Dec. 1.10'i 1.16U 1.134 1.104 May 1.31, 131H 1.20s, 1J1', July 1.33 1.33 1.31 1 J'H L RAILROAD UNIONS WILL LEAVE WORK Dean Morse Confident La bor Leaders Too Loyal To Lead Men in Strike. San Francisco, Nov. 10 (IP) Doubt that the railroad brother hoods would go through with their threat to call a nationwide strike Dec. 5 was expressed to day by Dean Wayne Morse who headed President Roosevelt's emergency board In railroad ar bitration. "I do not expect a railroad strike," Dean Morse declared, adding that he spoke "entirely unofficially but as an interested party and as a friend of labor." "I am confident that the lead ers of railroad labor are too loyal to the trust they owe their men, and too familiar with the facts developed before the presi dent's emergency board to make the grievous mistake of leading their men into an unjustifiable strike, such as a railroad strike would be at this time," he said. Morse is dean of the law school of University of Oregon, and arbitrator for west coast waterfront labor disputes. His expressions were in the form of a prepared statement, issued on his return from the east. His committee agreed to boost railroad wages on a scale vary ing from 7li to 13V4 per cent, but the brotherhoods, demand ing a 30 per cent increase, re jected the offer. Railroads agreed to the boards' proposal. HILE To Mr. and Mrs. Hugh, Grants Pass, Nov. 9, a girl, 3 lbs., at Community hospital. WEST To Mr. and Mrs. Les ter, Grants Pass, Nov. 10, a girl, 1 6 lbs., at Community hospital. Births I TUMOHKQW ri-. 2C( I ll'iatl 1 1 ' how! t -yHrinnm iv-t ,wv f TT ' II fl 111 ill And latest March of Tim! fie Ut-LjLw'U 1 I 'THUMBS UP TEXAS" I AdaUs'sTL. U. WjTMfcfO) Ado,,. 60, U, I I VFD I I Kiddles lie Inc. 1st j 1 k j - ' 1 s- jjjjl I l"'! 6B1 IP SsTJaTJBa. ata axes, .axttawBxatk. II tBl ta. a. m UaraM xfrsvtaT m ss SALES TAX UPON DEFENSE IRK IS I Contractors Not Agents Nor Instrumentalities of Gov ernment Is Court Finding. Washington, Nov. 10 VP) The supreme court upheld today sales and use taxes Imposed by state on national defense con tracts executed on cost-plus-fixed-fee basis. Chief Justice Stone delivered the decisions, applying specifi cally to assessments by Alabama on contractors engaged In con struction work for the federal government at Fort McClellan. No dissent was announced. Jus tice Jackson did not participate. The justice department esti mated that such taxes, if sus tained, might cost the govern ment as much as $100,000,000 a year throughout the United States and would amount to $28,000,000 on contracts already let. Alabama officials contended the construction was done by Independent contractors who were not agents or Instrumen talities of the United States. The Alabama supreme court set aside the taxes. Alabama sought to collect $1,372 for sales taxes on lumber sold by King tt Boozer of Annis ton to Dunn Construction Co., Inc., and John S. Hodgson and company, Birmingham contract ors operating under an agree ment with the government. A $51 use tax was assessed on purchases of rooting material made outside the state by Dunn and Hodgson. Each tax was two per cent of the sale prices. I OF LIKES JOSEPHINE Grants Pass, Ore , Nov. "10. (fP) While part of Curry coun ty talks secession from Oregon to aid its mineral development, one of Its major mining sections wants to join Josephine county. L. A. (Slim) Damon of Martal said so in a letter today, charg ing that most of the county of ficials and business men of Cur ry county "are and have been hostile to the mining industry.' Harking back to the time a few years ago when the Curry coun ty court brought suit against up river gold miners and eventual ly secured restrictive legislation, Damon offered to "even change the Rogue River to that It will go to the tea by way of the Umpqua." Damon said three townships would like to secede and Join Josephine county. He did not say how many people (if any) lived in them. SHADY COVE SEWING RETURN IS REQUESTED Shady Cove, Nov. 10. (Spl.) All Shady Cove extension unit members who have Red Cross sewing are asked to return the sewing at the meeting of the units to be held at the home of Helen Coon Thursday at 10:30 a. m. I Da Mail rntuM want ad ' I T-WC" Ih "Our Wife" Melvyn Douglas Is woo-ing two leading ladies and the crowds over at the Craterian the atre where he is starring in "Our Wife," which plays through to morrow night at the popular the atre. Ruth Hussey and Ellen Drew play the two other points of the romantic triangle. March of Time's newest issue. "Thumbs Up. Texas," is playing on the same bill. Comedy Coming They're In the army now and are they having fun Laurel and Hardy those dippy funsters In their funniest comedy, "Great Guns," which comes to the Rlalto Theatre for tomorrow and Wednesday. Fence Post On Road Near Carlisle, Ind., Population Center Carlisle, Ind., Nov. 10. OP) The new center of population of the United States is a fence post alongside a blacktop road two miles southeast of this south western Indiana village. It s a corner post, with a win ter wheat field on one side and a bluegrass pasture, complete with cows, horses, and two mules, on the other. Across the road it a corn field. The new population center. decided by the census bureau at Washington, Is In a region of rich, black farms at the edge of Indiana coal fields. Owen W. Collins and his wife live on a farm nearest the new center and operates a 223 acre farm on land which has been In the Collins family for three gen erations. Collins said "nothing very exciting ever happens around here," and "so far as I know there never even has been an automobile accident beside that fence post." Too Late to Classify FOR SALE New So-galton Westlng hnuse water heater. 630. Sells for 474-30. Phon 3436. 638 Keen Wy Drive. WANTED Woodcutters, Oftk wood, level ground, good road. S. L. Brown, Central Point. Rte. 1, Box 830. LOST Red, male cocker spaniel In Agate school district. Reward. 843 South Central. Mais 37c tax sc-8oe Eves 36c tax 4c-40C II to tR-t8e KMilles-llc fnel. TM Mutt End Tomorrow Nittl THI UUOH SHOW Of W -Aft . THI IMiONIj-,. FOR RENT 4-room furnished bouse: modern. Call at 406 West eta Phone 8111. FOR RSNT 89 N. Orange. 4 bed room unfurn.. home, hardwood floor, fireplace. Cha. R. Ray. Room 317, Medford Bide. Phone 8903. YOU NO man want any kind work, experienced aa truck dnar and Mr Tie atation attendant. Phone 3341, 1018 Weat Main. l-wrrKS-OU) pi rv aa each. Meadow brook ranch. Kagl Point. Brown boro highway. FOR RENT 3-reora house and gar age. Call at 633 Edward. WANTTD Oltl for general house work. Box 38. Jaekeonmie highway. Phon 4131. FOR SALS OR TRADE Lady's aad die hone. Phone 443. Jackaonelll. WIU, BUT feeder and fat lamba; alao feeder hogs. 619 B. Riverside. E. Telle amp. WANTTD Experienced waitress. Ap ply Diamond Cafe. USED WASHERS Electric and ga. Wood and electric etovea. Oood tiaed radio. Western Auto Supply Co. 101 South Rlreralde. PARTLY FURNISHED house for rent. S block from RooeeTelt school. Call Mrs. Steven. 3361 between 8:80 nd 6 pjn. LOST eper tlr and wheel for Mod el A truck. Cart eses Medford. or writ jea Richard ton. Central Point. QUTLTrNO Comfort tied, eewing. 706 Dakota. . CALL 6333 for special dinner parties. Old Stage House, Phoenix. Ore. DON'T forget that 800 turkey dinner at the Corner Cafe, acre from Lewi Super Same. J. M. "Red" Skinner, prop. GIRL'S bicycle. Phone 6444. almost new, 610. For RENT Medium priced furnish ed apartment. Inquire 306 So. Oak dale. WITH THE COMPLETION of Boulder. Bonneville, Grand Coulee and oth er great projects In the Pactflo and Northweat territory, trained men In th electrical Industry are tre mendously In demand. Opportuni ties in this Industry for a perma nent and aiiooeeaful career unlim ited. If you are ambltloua and want to enter tma industry, see Mr. Day. Jackson Hotel today or Tuesday. WANTED Oood uaed piano, reason able. Stat nrkw and make. Tri bune, Box 4360. WEANTR PTOS Rt. J, Box 430, Dal Hollow. 190 ACRES all tinder cultivation. 100 acre Alfalfa. 7-room house, three large barn. One of the best ranches In Southern Oregon. Highway cm three aldea. no Irrigation and none needed. Attractive price. Aim 43 ACRES. 10 acre full bearing pears. tractor, spray rig. disc, price 4oo. Win take good car, eome cash and 6 mortgage. C. S. BUTTERFTELD 410 Medford Building FOR RENT 706 Weat 10th. t bed room, unfurnished flat, oil circu lator, large living room, eloee to court house. Chaa. R. Ray. Room 317 Medford BIdg. Phone S903. LOOKA "88 Plym. coup with new paint. Rebuilt motor, exceptionally clean upholstery. Oood tires. Only 6176 full price. Champions Texaco Service, Rive raids and Jackson. ARMISTICE DAY Celebrate With World War Veterans in MEDFORD TOMORROW Big Party at the Dugout DREAMLAND HALL 5 VAUDEVILLE ACTS Ice Skating At The Medford Arena Special Movie Shows Csaskllteill Champlonihlp. Jtduciville V6. Protpetf rOOlOail 6-Man Team J.kwnlllw 1:30 P.M. LEGION ARMISTICE DANCE ORIENTAL GARDENS FLOOR SHOW ARMISTICI NIGHT MUSIC by STIVI WHIPPLI antj hit 10-PIECI ORCHESTRA! EVERYONE WELCOME! Legion 5rlp Gosai at All Attraction. COME! CELEBRATE with the VETERANS! THIS ADV. entitle Cha. Bfttemen. 716 W. Jackson, to a FREE BRAKS) ADJUSTMENT at the MEDFORD BRAKE SHOP. 303 N. -Riverside. PLANFR P.LOX B1g 300 ef. load. 63 60. MED. FUEL. Tel 8111. MEN NEEDED In AIRPLANE FACTORY WORK Short training, lob method, low cnat. No experience or education require menu. Personal Interview necessary. Act now. Be Mr. Day, Jackson Hotel, today or Tuesday. ATTENTION COMRADES After th parade bring the family to Lull Place for barbecued beef or chick en dinner. Best steak In town, w serve only th best. W eell sort d rinks. Court 6k Mc Andrew. PYTHIAN SISTERS will asm cafe teria dinner Armistice Day. from 13:00 to 3:00 at th It. of P. hall, 6th and Orap Sta. Th public t invited. They will alao sponsor a public card party at th K. e P. Hall. Armlsttc evening, from 6:00 to 11:00. DID TOU KNOW sny Chevrolet Brake overhaul, lining and labor only 69 60 at Champa Texaco ServV. Riverside Sa Jackson. FOR RENT 6-room modem cottar, unfurnished, 636.00. Inquire 136 Cottage. FOR SALE Property at 704 So. Oak dale. 7-room house. Inquire not So. Oakdale. WALNUTS FINE FLAVOR Ranch OreerOeef (Stone nousel Bos 164, Stage Road Cr. Kane Creek. Cen tral Point. FOR SALTS Oood weaner pigs. Snd South Peach. Balderaton. CAFETERIA luncheon at t3 o'clocTc, Armistice Day, November 11th. Eatriea Hall, sponsored by Oet-Tts gether club. Public Invited. P B A LOANS quickly, efflelenttp handled Mark Ooldv Aferjcr FOR RENT New duplex, furnished. 411 South Oakdale. Relieve. Misery of Your Colds Improved Viclts Vay Improved Vlcks treatment takes only t minutes and make ttra tested Vlcks VapoRub glv ivts) trrrn un.Ti tmm un tarwau ACTS 1 WATS AT ONCB a bring relief . . .kbktmtu to upper breathing paaaafe with srjothlna medicinal vapora , . , 6lsaJUIU chest and back surface llko tt warming poultice . . . And weaxa lot Roues, to eaae coughs, relieve, muscular soreness or tightness, and bring real comfort. To get this taproved treatment . . . you simply massage VapoRub for 1 minutes ON back at well as throat and chest, then spread thick layer on cheat and cover jw0x waxmd cloth. Try ttl TUES., NOV. nth BIG PATRIOTIC PARADE fek