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PAGE THREE Church Interests and Notices jChrUflan Chnrrh (Phoenix, Ore.) Sunday school 10 a. m. It a. m. Worth! p. 7:30 p. m. Service topic: I Know Him. led by Chss. Nahss. Everyone li cordially Invited. Zlon Enfltth Lutheran Church , W. 4th St., at Oakdala Karl W. Brock ha us, pastor Sunday School, 10 ft.m. Worship service, n a.m. Sermon topic, Tha Reassuring Voice." Thanksgiving service, Wednesday at 7:80 p. m. St. Peter's Lutheran Church B. Main and Portland Avenue Harry H. Young, Pastor Sunday school, 0:45 o'clock. Divine worship, 11:00 o'clock. Please note the change of time, not evening but morning service. No service this evening. Thanksgiving service this coming Thursday morning at 11:00 o'clock. Walt her League business meeting fr the service Thanksgiving day. Confirmation instruction Saturday morning at 9:00 o'clock. Visitors are alwaya welcome. Cnlty 310 Med ford Center Bldg. Marlon R. Clifton, leader. Walter K, Clifton, assistant. Tuesday S p. m. Lecture. Wednesday 10 a. m. Class, "Practi cal Application of Ti ath." Thursday 8 p. m. Class, "Lessons In Truth." Friday 10 ft. m. Class. "Self Develop ment." The Center reading rooms are open dally except Sunday from 10 until 3 o'clock, where Unity publications and periodicals may be read, purchased or borrowed. First Presbyterian Dr. Sherman Landon Divine, Pastor Manse. 37 Ross Court Church School for all ages at 8:45 a. m. Morning worship with sermon by pastor, "Christian Liberty vs. Nazism". Choral anthem led by Imogene Smith, "Praise the Lord. O Jerusa lem" (Maunder), with Vert Palling at the organ console. . Youth Vesper hour. 7 p. m. Mary ' laascock leading the senior group. Mrs. Lausman counselor of the Tuxls, Junior highs. A cordial welcome to all our ser Tlees. Church of God The Church with ft Message Haven and Holly sts. . T. O. Satterfleld, Pastor Sunday school, 9:46 ft. m. W. R. Burcn superintendent. A class and ft welcome for alt ages. Where the teaching f the Bible la stressed. Worship, 11 a. m. Message by pas tor, "An Old Stateman'a Last Public Address." In this service we will re ceive a special cash offering for mis sions and our college tn Anderson, Indiana. The church Is asked to bring canned fruit and groceries for our college In Portland, as ft thank offering. Christian Crusaders meeting, 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Mary Gust&fson has been elected to pilot the youngsters over the next six months' course.- Come Join In and help her. Service, 7:30 p. m. You will again be privileged to hear the Rat. Myrtle (Davis) Mullen. Prayer and praise service Wed nee da v. 7:30 p. m. The public is Invited to all services. Saint .Marks. ( Episcopal Oakdals at Fifth Herald Gilbert Oardner, B.D., rector 8 ft. m holy communion. A quiet devotional service without muslo or sermon, 9:46 ft. m. Church School. Open rng service of worship for oliier chll dren In church. Vested choir. Mar guerite Conrad at the urgan. Bernloe Reames choir director. Graded classes starting at two years of age. Special claaaes for high school age and adults. Richard Scott, superin tendent, assisted by Frits Nlssen. 11 :00 a, m., service. Sermon by rector. Senior vested choir under direction of Mrs. Roberta Ward Bebb Mrs. Era Hazelrtgg Marsh at the or gan. A nursery for small children is conducted each Sunday In the parish house during- this service. Instruc tion and handwork given. 10 30 ft. m.. each Friday ft weekly celebration of holy communion. Men's luncheon each Friday noon at 13:10 at the Jackson Hotel. Friends of the church, as well as members. are welcome. Church of The Nasarette Holly at First Sunday services at the Church of the Kaxarene will conclude the series of meetings with the Internationally known lecturer and evangelist, K. Linwood Rawkee. Mr. Hawkes pre sents a masterful combination of aci entlflo demonstrations with funda mental Christian truth attractive to all. Sunday School hour, beginning at 9:43 a. m.. will feature the evange list in a talk to the combined depart ments of the school upon comple tion of the class records. Banner at tendance is anticipated. Topic for the 10:46 a. m. arric will be "The Mystery of the Seven Stars." and promleea to be an In trig' uing discussion. At 8 30 p. m-. Mr. Hawkes will present sn original ex periment to the young people's groups, in connection with the sub ject, -Faces." At 7:30 p. ra.. the final messsge will be "Heart Throbs of Father." illustrated. Music tn morning and erenlnc sen-ices under direction of B. M. Cul-bertson. If You're Away on Thanksgiving Day Send Thanksgiving card to friends and loved ones to show you ar thinking of them. SWEM'S Gift Shop Church of Christ North Court St. Singing begins, 10:16 a. m. Exhortation meeting, 10 a. m. Communion, 11:46 a. m. The service at 7:30 p. m. of which the boys usually have charge, will be omitted tonight as Bro. Leland Knight will be here to begin a series of meetings to continue throughout the week. We will hesr the true Gos pel and expect you to be there. The public Is cordially Invited to attend all these services. Fre Methodist Chnrrh Cor. W. 10th and Ivy R, H. Poet, pastor. 9:46 Sunday School. 11 Morning worship. The evan gelist. Rev. A. T Frailer, will preach at this hour and again at 7:46 In the evening. The T. P. M. S. meets at 7 o clock. Maxlne Blass Is the leader. Wednesday, 7:30 Mid-week prayer meeting. You are cordially rnvlted to wor ship with us. Full Gospel Church (Assembly of Godi Newtown Street near W. Main Leonard Weston, Pastor Sunday School, 9:46 a. m. Worship. 11 a. m. Young People, 6:46 p. ra. Evangelistic Service. 7:46 p. m. Rev. Paul L. Peterson, of Prairie City, will be guest speaker at the evening service. Mr. Peterson has many friends In this city where he served aa an assistant to the pastor c. this church. Prayer meeting. Wednesday and Bible atudy Friday, 7:46 p. m. Th'i church will cooperate in the Union Thanksgiving day service, to be held at the First Christian church. First Church of Christ. Scientist Authorised Branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist. In Boston, Masa. Services are held every Sunday at 11 o'clock, church edifice. 313 North Oakdale. Subject for Sunday. Nov. 16. "Mortals and Immortals". Sunday school at 9:30. Wednesdsy evening meetings, which Include testimonies of Christian Sci ence healings. Is held at 8 o'clock. The reading room, which Is located at 414 and 416 Medford Center Build ing, la open daily from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. The librarian Is In attendance from 10 to 4. Special services will be held on Thanksgiving Day at 11 o'clock. The First Baptist Church 6th and N. Central Sts. Wolford A. Dawea. Minister Bible School. 9:45. We have re joiced in the steady growth in at tendance the past Sundays. There la a class for you. Be sure and be present to profit from the study of the Word of God. Morning worship. 11 o'clock. Ser mon "The Children of Light" Choir anthem. "Ood la Our Refuge" by Alexander. Duet by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Graham. Young People's groups meet at 6:30. Evening worship. 7:30. Sermon "The Pre-eminence of Christ". Choir spec. lal will be a medley of Hymns. Solo by Miss Shirley Remington. Thursday we Join In the Union Thanksgiving at the First Christian church. Foursquare Gospel Central and Jackson Rev. F. E. Worllta Sunday school, 9:46 a. m. Missionary service. Rev. V. Davis. Northwest District Foursquare Sun day School organiser will speak to the church. Choir rehearsal, 6:18 p. m. Prayer meeting, 6 p. m. Rev. Emma Dsvte, Northwest dis trict commander of the Foursquare rrusader movement will address the Crusaders in regard to a greater ef ficiency effort for the cause of Christ. 6:30 p. m. Sunday. 3.30 p. m. there will be a special song sen-Ice and special mu slcal program. The Gospel Fire Bugs evangelistic party from Sacramento, will feature their quartette, duets, solos and organ music by Rev. Brown, singing evangelist and organist. Everyone Is welcome to come and receive the Blessings of God at the Evangelistic service, at 7:30. conduc ted by the Oospel Fire Bugs. Pilgrim Holiness Church Cor. East Jackson and Bessie St. Near Roosevelt School Rev. C. Edwin Cox, pastor The Sunday school is moving for ward. To those who are not actively engaged we extend a warm welcome to be with us In the claaa to which they might fit into. The committee Is working out the plsns for the new building program, and the Sunday school is rejoicing in their part In this rfew move. Sermon and worship 11 a, ra. Message by pastor. Chapel service and Sunday school 3 p. m. at Jacksonville. The old Cita del bldg. Children's meeting 6 48 p. m. Miss Elva Thorn peon. A special young people's message at the eve ning service, by one of the experi enced young teachers. Come and bear this. Evangelistic service 8 p. m. Never a stranger but once in our church. Come as you are. Mid week prayer and praise service Wednesdsy 7:46 p. m. IIT - I tifTTv7J I m H. L. PRITCHARD CO. 126 North Front. Medford, 0r. Specializing in Bearings for All Tractors Trucks Passenger Cars and Machinery PHONE 2020 NIGHTS 2019 The ftalvatton Army i Holiness meeting. 11 a. m. j Salvation meeting at 8 p.m. I Lt. Colonel and Mrs. A. D. Jackson, divisional commanders from Port land will conduct the servlres. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Young People's Legion meeting. 6:30 p. m. Tuesday. 7:00 p. m.. songster and string band practice. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 8 p.m. Friday, 7.30 p. ra., Corps Cadet classes. Saturday, 8 p.m. Salvation meeting In hall. United Thanksgiving service at First Christian chhrch. Thursday at 10:30 a. m. All Salvation Army com rades attend this united service and by so doing express our thanks to God for the many blessings that are ours today. Central Ave. Church of Christ . Corner of Central and Jackson Melvln Sparks. Minister Rec. 713 Pine Street. 9:43 a. tn. Bible School. 11 ft. m. Communion service fol lowed by the sermon. 6:30 p. ra. Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p. m. Evening worship. The sermon will be the last In a series of sermons on, -My Father's House". Wednesday 7:30 p. ra. Prayer Meeting. Thursday, 7:30 p. ra. Choir re hearsal. On all other evenings we Invite the church to attend the evange listic meetings at the Church of Christ In Central Point. The services will continue from Mondsy through Sundsy. This will be the last week of the meeting. Donald N. Rlckerson. of Boise. Idaho, is the evangelist. First Methodist Church Main and Laurel Streets Louis C. Klrby, 'minister Sunday school, 9:46 a. m. B. J. Neumann, superintendent. Worship. 11 a. m. Sermon by pas tor: -The Unused Altar." Anthem by choir. "I Sought The Iord". Incidental solo by Marguerite Luman. Helen High Pierce will sing "Abide With Me." Service, 7:30 p. m. Sermon: "The Fountain of Ood." Youth services. 6:30 p. m. Mid-week Bible study In Sunshine parlor of church on Wednesday eve ning at 7:30. Continued studies In the Book of Acts. Our church will participate in ft Union Thanksgiving service to be held In the Christian church at 10:30 Thursday morning. The pastor of the Methodist church will preach the sermon. First Christian Church 9th and Oakdale Street Reuben W. Coleman, Minister Medford, Oregon 9:43 Sunday school with graded classes for all agea. 10:65 Morning worship. Prelude: "Sing and Rejoice" Rlef; Offertory: "Reverie" Bchutt: Anthem: "Let The People Give Thanks" Lea vltt; Ser mon: "Lip Service to Ood . 6:30 Young People's meetings. 7:30 Evening worship. Prelude "Vesper Chimes" Smith; Offertory: "The Ninety snd Nine" Sankey; Special Music: Quartette Effte Kurtz, Marmle and Oletha Olson and John Klrkpatrlck; Sermon: "Prince and Pioneer Life". A Bible Quia will be one of the features of the service this evening. The team will be made up of the teachers and officers of the Sunday school. Monday, 7:30 Mariner's Executive meeting. Wednesday. 7:30 Choir Rehearsal. Thursday. 10:30 Unton Thanksgiv ing Service in First Christian church. 5 CHILDREN DIE E Missoula. Mont., Nov. 15 (() Five children died in their blazing home today while their mother, Mrs. Frances Perrine. widow, was across the street caring for an invalid neighbor. The dead were Elmer Perrine, nine, a crippled youngster who didn t go to school today because his foot hurt; Francis, five; Rich ard, four; Michael. 3, and Don ald, five and a half months old. The baby died In a hospital after his mother raced Into the blazing house and carried him out. She suffered painful but not serious burns. When firemen extinguished the flames which gutted the In terior of the house they found the bodies of the four other chil dren huddled under a bed. A pursuit plane has been built which resembles In its cutlines the flying reptiles of the age of dinosaurs. Over 1000 separate shows were given before soldier aud iences totaling more than 3.000. 000 during summer and fall months this year. News Behind The News By Paul Mallon (Continued from Pf One) employ, but Hitler stopped It in Germany in circumstances 10 times worse than ours. The remedies are simple. A courageous fixing of all prices and wages might alone accom plish the result in our situation. This does not mean the loose formula suggested by the admin istration, or the far feebler bill now in the house, would do the job, but an arbitrary over-all law, making violations a crim inal offense (for inflation is a crime against the people), might be sufficiently observed to ef fect the results. Because this is not now even being considered is the main reason a severe in flation is accepted as inevitable. Rationing could be imposed as an implement of enforcement, if necessary. (Mr. Gaston men tioned this at a possibility for next year). Taxation is being offered by the treasury as the main anti dote, but outside economists list it third. Utmost revenue is needed to finance the defense effort anyway, so if these taxes serve the secondary purpose of absorbing the excess income of the people, it can thus be Justi fied. But the old fashioned lib erty bond would do much of the same job better. pHIS kind of inflation is not difficult to understand. It means a boom that gets out of control and results in a crash. Prices rise so fast they cannot be sustained. The dollar cheap ens in value every time a price rises. More dollars are needed to buy food and clothing. Fin ally, the dollar may buy only 50 cents or less of what It formerly bought. When people come to see this and lose confidence, the crash begins. No one beats inflation. Only a few speculators, lucky enough to time their operations success fully, have ground for hope. Those who possess anything of value feel the full percentage effect of the loss. The poor man generally loses his job or his home or his automobile (any thing he does not own outright). The farmer,' least able to pay his debts and taxes, generally loses most. But there is a tendency among worker and farmer to like the high prices and good living while they last, not looking forward to the time of suffering ahead. Thus an absence of popular pres sure on congress and the admin istration for courageous action is generally noticeable. 'TWERE are no' hedges against inflation. Financial experts tell you to buy things of ma terial worth, like jewels, land, antiques, possibly common stocks. But if you try to sell these in the post-boom depres sion, you will probably find the market for them suffered as much as anything else. The best advice I have heard is make yourself most valuable in the work you are doing by increasing your knowledge and skill. That is the best job in surance and the best hedge against inflation you can get. fUy personal prophecy is that enough people will soon be talking about it, to cause the government to do something ef fective to avoid It. U. S. foreign trade was larger the first half of 1941 than for the same period In 1931; exports LOANS Applications for loans on resi dential properties are being promptly acted upon and loans are closed without de lay. If you plan to buy or sell, let us finance the transaction. Jackson County Federal savings & loan association 126 East Main were 38 percent greater and im ports 42 percent. Too Late to Classify FOR BUM SUBURBAN Two and one-third acres finest garden land. levelled. Irriga ted m-lth free water. five-room mod ern cottage, large barn. Fruit, ahade. flow-era, Medford nw. Close In. paved road. 830O0. ROOUD RIVER FARM 1M acres. , mile river frontage, Finest river bottom loam toll. Substantial five room modern bungalow with large fireplace, two other cottages, bam. fenced and cross fenced, spring wa ter. Due to Illness will sacrifice for Stiooo. Terms. Have several hnues to rent. ELMER HERR1ED No. 44 N. Riverside Dial 3367 or 4S0O FURNISHED apartment for three. electricity and heat, private en trance and bath. S45 Apple. EXPERIENCED truck and tractor me chanic wants good Job. Local ref erences. 416 Boardman St. WANTED Dependable. experienced waitress over 18. Diamond Cafe. MARRIED MAN Thoroughly exper ienced ranch hand wants Job. Ca pable of management. Job must be permanent. Box 4783. care Tribune. WANTED Two companions, motor ing to Ssn Francisco. Phone 3408. TRUAX NURSINO HOME Equipped to care for all Illnesses except sur gery and O. B. Oraduate Nurses. Phone 181. Jacksonville, Oregon. FOR LEASE 813 acre stock and dairy ranch. 38 milk own. 10 heif ers to freshen, two bulls. 80 head voung stock, two teams, two sad dle horses. B0 ton hay In barns, free outside range. Want good man to buy half Interest In atock. and work plaoe on shares. T. O. Elnn. Route 3. Box 331-C, Klamath Falls. Ore. TOR RENT Neat bururalow. living room 13x30. Oil heater, elee.. hot water heater, close In. Immediate possession. 408 Park. Owner on pre mise 10-3 todsy. WANTED Trash burner. Must be good condition, write Tribune, box 4783. FOR 8AI.E Weaner and feeder pigs. Phone 6396. RADIOS Oolden Tone General Wee trtc. Select now. nek Hardware. BURN FM with Tour dry wood. Se lect Green Fir Slsbe. HesDlng load. 3.00. Med. fuel. Tel. Sill. FOR SALE Seasoned fir and hard wood. IS". !-. 34" and 4 ft. V. HIBVIne. 315 East E. OranU Pass. Phone 187. POR SAIX Pomeranlana. one blsck male, one blond female. Little beauties. S months old. 416 each, write 710 East L. St., Grants Pass. Oregon. WANTED Good, used woven wire fencing. Write Glenn Derby. Rt. t. MYERS Jscurart Pumps. Installed, 100 guaranteed. Fl'k Hdwe. BIO LOAD havy dry pine rough blocks for both heater and range. 4.36 per load. See our complete line of low cost building materials. CENTRAL POINT LUMBER AND FUEL. Tel. H33 Central Point. TOR RENT Furnished cabin, not modem. 814' Summit. WANTED Man dish washer. Middle aed preferred. Box 4533. TTlDune. WASHERS and Ironere for Xmas. Fill mothers stocking with besutlful Speed Queen. More features. All year to pay. Pick Hdwe. FOR 8AL8; Saw rig on trailer. Box 3S1. Central Point. Oregon. FOR SALE Cornice pears. Newtown Talent. YOUR XMAS PHOTOS One 8x10 In oil by expert eolorlat. also eight mall photos In handsome easel folders, total price 43 S until Dec. 1st. E, Hsvden Jones Studio. 807 West 3nd. Phone 3384. FOR SALE Westlnghouae electric range, as good as new. Will sell for half price. F. E. Samson Co 4th and Front Tel. flS. FOR RENT 3'4 acres, 4-room house. 1 mile from Medford. Phone 8048. WOOD and Oil Circulators. Best buys In town. Pick Hdwe. FOR SALE Ducks, swell for Thenks- giving. Phone 8418. POR RENT I have a larg listing of furnished and unfurnished housea. Also ona of the best twenty acres In Jackson County win trade for city property. Edwin P. Hughes, Real Eststa Agency, TOO North Rlv arslde. Phone 3818. PRICED TO 6 ELL QUICK 160 Oood Usfd Tires at Lewis Auper Service Station. MONARCH Ranges. Bvrd ud them. Fasy price range. Pick Hdwe. FOR RENT 3 -room house stoves. Call at A 33 Edwards. APPIJSS varieties. 60c to 6100 box. Klamath potatoes, bansna squash. PAY LESS MARKET, op posite Firestone. 333 8. Riverside. USED TIRE CLEARANCE SALE 8 groups, all slues. Prices start at ISc. Lewis Super Service Station. FOR 8AI.E Pupplea. SIM each. 1131 W. 10th. Phone 4597. For MYRTLE WOOD NOVELTIES see our nice display at 300 East Jackson. HEAT with Sawdust and Hogfuet from Med. Fuel. Tel. 3111. WHILE THEY LAST 160 good USED TIRES. All sires. Prices start at S6c. Lewis Super Service Station. THIS ADV. entitles LsVon Zundel. 130 Vancouver, to a FREE BRAKE ADJUSTMENT at the MEDFORD BRAKE SHOP. 301 N. Riverside. PRIED CHICKEN ..sv CHICKEN SOUP -IOC Com out to Willow Springs, 6'i miles north on Pacific Hwy. Home mad chicken aoup. crisp fried chicken every day from noon to 8 p. m. WANTED Middle agd man to do Janitor and handy work In restaur ant. Prefer married man. Must fur nth referencea. Address, Box 4531. Tribune. RUMMAGE BALE Monday and Tues day at 343 North Front. Lou oi bargains. POR SALE Mixed vetch teed. Han leytanda Ranch. Rom Lane. PIRST COME, FIRST SERVED Uaed tires A bargain groups. See them , today at Lewis Super Be nice Bta- tlon. $ -BEDROOM stuoeo house for rent or sale. Phone 3170. CLEARANCE SALE All to Scut Cov ers. S seta to sell at cost. Lewis Super Service Station. OOOD Pa rm-Ore hard tractor. $280. 6-inch centrifugal pump, ISO ft. 6" hydraulic pipe. Consider car or milk cows tn trade. Sea Janitor. Liberty Bldg. GOOD NEWS FOR SPECIAL raw AFTERNOON URATES AT THE MEDFORD ICE ARENA! Here They Are! Mondays Through Fridays- Schedule of Sessions Mornlnga, 8:30 to 11:80: After noons, 8:18 to 8:18: Evenings 7:4.1 lo lo:00; Friday night late session. 10:88 to 13:80. a Saturday Sessions . . Mom Ings, 10:00 lo U:00i After noons, 1:00 to 8:00 and 4:00 tn 8:Oo; Evenings, 7:80 lo 9:80 and 10:00 to 11:00. Sunday Sessions and Holldsys Mornings, lfl:oo lo 11:00; Af ternoons, t:00 to 8:00 and 4:00 to 8:00: Evenings, 7:48 lo I0:0. SCRIP TICKETS 10 DISCOUNT 14.90 for $3.00 worth of skating. SEASON TICKETS f 18.00 and Tan Good for any ragular session from November IS to Febru ary. Medford Ice ARENA FOR RENT Three-room unfurnished house, breakfast alcove and laun dry porch, gsraiee. walking distance. Adults. 16 Mistletoe. APPLES 6oc and 8100 lug: bring containers. Walter Tolls, Stewart Ave. RAW FURS WANTED HIGHEST cash prlcea paid for Mush rats. Skunk. Mink, Coyote and Bob Cats. Investigate our prlcea before you SHI MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 North Grape FOR SALE Barn yard fertilizer and loam. Phone 6666. IF YOU want a treat, and 1 know you do. come to Llllle's and try our barbecue at Ltlllea Place, cor. Court and McAndrew's. WANTED Your wstrh and clock re pairing. Work guaranteed. Reason able price. C. E. Myers, 116 N. Central. DUCKS and GEESE TOP PRICES PAID! We can uia ALL YOU HAVE Lira or dressed MEDFORD POULTRY & EGG GO. McAndrewi Road, 1 block wast of Back's Bakery. TUNE IN KMED 12:40 p. m. for Daily Markat Quotations Children under 12 years Spectators Admission and Skating.. Skat Rental High School Students Spectators Admission and Skating.. Skat Rental Adults Spectators ...................... Admission and Skating Skato Hentsl These Rates Also Effective Mornings Throughout the Week AFTERNOONS SATURDAYS SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS Children undar 11 years opoctaiora n Admission and Skating.. Skata Rentals 0 Adults Spectators Admission and Skating.. Bkata Rentals EVERY Children undar 12 years opoctators M Admission and Skating.. Skata Rental 0 Adults Spectators Admission and Skating.. Skata Rentals FOR SALE 30 model sedan. Cheap If taken at once. See "Doc" at Med ford Service Station. ATTENTION I Bring your friends and enjoy those Juicy hamburgers; S for 36c. Milk shskes. 6c. Lime's Place, cor. Court and McAndrew's. P. B. A. LOANS quickly, efficiently bandied Mark Gold Agency. FOR RENT Clean 6-room mortem house. 633.60, water paid. Perma nent party. 1038 Court, STROUt'Tm4'' RrcsifMt advertlsier ff gw- trr rtrtr. Has J 87,000 !- vr Home Farms Arriii, Barm 1mm all Tr WsrlO. Fr op. Mat Inc. E. A.STROUT REALTY AGENCY D. E. MILLARD Local Agent Shady Cor: Or NOW RECEIVING for the Thanksgiving Market TURKEYS CHICKENS Will of aga 25e undar IS yeari of i i , ..Kona ..20e ,.lSe 3S 450 of aga ..10 ..JOo 13o 33a ..20a ..4S -13 S0 EVENING el aga ,.10 ..20a .150 33o ..20a ..43 -IS SO ".rr.r....zr."--" z...30e
