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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1942. PAGE FTV1 S90 Society and Clubs by Betty Shoemaler Members Meet At Clubhouse Mistletoe club member en joyed covered dish luncheon at the Girls' Community club house Wednesday with 22 mem bers and four visitors In attend ance. The urogram opened with the club tinging "God Bless America." The Pollyanna thank-you par ty will be held at the home of Mrs. Michael Beck on the Old Stage road Wednesday at 8 p. m. The club made plans to work for the relief of the Salvation army. Hostesses for the luncheon were Mrs. E. M. Lovell, Mrs. C. R. Alexander, Mrs. C. B. Lewis and Mrs. G. A. Manning. In charee of the meeting to be held ! February 11 are Jessie Laing, j Merrilee Thoreson, Helen Mc Freda Kingsley, Blanche Arnold : Beth and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. and Dolores Norton. Study Club Program Told Meeting of the Wednesday Study club at 2:30 p. m. at the G i r 1 s' Community clubhouse Wednesday will include a paper on Central America by Mrs. H. L. Brown and a review of the book, "Columbia, the Gateway to South America" by Mrs. B. G. Harding. Discussion will fol low. Teo To Be Held On Lincoln's Birthday A tea, to be held on Lincoln's birthday, February 12, has been planned by members of Ever Ready Circle of the First Pres byterian church. Open to the public the tea hours will be from 2 until 5 p. m. at the home of Mrs. O. N. Younger, 611 West Eighth street. An interesting program has been arranged. Degree of Honor Meetings Announced Degree of Honor meetings for the week Include an executive meeting Monday at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs Carl Bennett. 343 South Grape street. The regular lodge session is sched uled for Tuesday at 8 p. m. at Townsend hall, 123W West Main street A. A. U. W. Study Croup Meetings Announced A. A. U. W. study department meetings for the week include the drama group at the home of Miss Vera Humphrey, 103 Genesee street Monday at 1:30 p. m. and the art study group with Mrs. Kenneth Wells, 802 West Fourth street Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Registered Nurses To Resume Classes Registered nurses will resume advanced first aid classes Wed nesday and Friday at 7:30 p. n.. at the Sacred Heart hospital, according to an announcement made yesterday by president of the Graduate Nurses association for this district. t Jolly Stitchers Work For Red Cross Jolly Stitchers club met Fri day afternoon with Mrs. Dan Conner and after an afternoon of sewing and knitting for Red I Cross refreshments were served by the hostess. s Lady Lions Schedule Luncheon Lady Lions will hold a cov ered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. Fred Lawrence, 1432 Euclid avenue, Monday at 1 p. m. Goodwill Club Meeting Planned Goodwill club Is scheduled to meet Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. R. E. Kunkel, 607 South Holly street. The Apostolic Faith ANNOUNCES SUNDAY SERVICES February First at the church en the corner of 3rd and North Central Sunday School will open at 9:00, with classes for everyone. The Devotional Service at 10:30, will be of Interest to all Christians, with testimonies from the congregation, and singing, led by the Orchestra. The Evening Evangelistic Service at 7:43. will begin with "Oh Thou Sublime Sweet Evening Star," by Wagner, played on the organ by Miss Naomi Frost, followed by a cello solo by LeRoy Meff. The thirty-six piece Orchestra, directed by Martin Clrard. will present: "Evening Hour." by Albert Husener, Op. 8, and "The Heavens Are Telling, by Haydn. Reverend C. W. Frost, the Medford Overseer, will deliver the evening message Everyone is welcome we collections. Club Holds Buffet Dinner The G. G. Knitting club enter tained their husbands with a buf fet dinner Thursday at the coun try home of Mr., and Mrs. Her- ""tT r cordlan music by Mrs. Eve Pren- ti. Helen McBeth, Mernlee Thoreson and Stella Good was enjoyed. Games and cards com prised the evening's entertain ment. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Don Greaves, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilln sky. Mrs. Del Marshall, Mrs. Margaret Beers. Mrs. Prentice, Herbert Good. Bible Class Meets At Church Ladies' Bible class of the First Methodist church will meet in the Sunshine parlors of the church Thursday at 1:30 p. m. Hostesses for the meeting are Mrs. A. H. Hill, Mrs. R. Barry, Mrs. M. VanStack, Mrs. A. Koppes and Mrs. M. Sim mons. Service League Schedules Meeting Service League of St. Mark's Episcopal church will meet Mon day at 7:30 p. m. at the parish hall. Plans for the spring proj ect will be made. , Mrs. John Moffat, president, urges a good attendance. e Lady Elks To Hold Luncheon . In charge of arrangements for the Lady Elks luncheon to be held Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. at the Elks temple are Mrs. Clar ence Pankey, Mrs. L. Johnson, Mrs. Ray Lewis and Mrs. Harry Barneburg. Club To Hold Dinner Meeting An educational meeting is being planned for the Thursday session of the Medford Busi ness and Professional Women at Hotel Holland at 8:30 p. m. In charge of the educational committee is Esther Brown. Past Matrons Plan Dessert Luncheon Members of the Past Matron's club of Reames chapter, O.E.S. will hold a dessert luncheon Monday at 1:13 p. m. at the Girls' Community clubhouse, 229 North Bartlett street. Rotary Women Plan Luncheon At Hotel Women of Rotary will hold a luncheon at Hotel Holland Wednesday at 1 p. m. followed by an afternoon of cerds at the home of Mrs. E. P. Merrick, 1432 East Main street. Club To Meet At Holmes Home Mrs. Harry Holmes will enter tain members of the Contem porary Book club at her home. Modoc avenue, Wednesday at 2 p. m. Mrs. Slater Johnston will give the report. Chapter BE To Meet At Phoenix Tuesday Chapter BE, PEO will meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Edith Thompson at Phoenix with Mrs. Virginia Waite announcing the program. Club To Meet At Pierce Home Mrs. A. C. Pierce will enter tain members of Travel Study club at her home on Pierce heights Monday at 2 p. m. Pinochle Club At Rinard Home Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rinard entertained a group of friends at their home last Saturday. Pinochle was at play during the evening with prizes being awarded to Alice Crowe and Virgil Calavin. Later refresh ments were served. Hubbards Home From Death Valley Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Hub bard returned to their home recently after a two weeks' vacation at Death Valley. Cal lThev "port excellent weather Th' J("mr, Mh h ,, They returned north bv motor to their home, 839 Minnesota avenue. V. F. W. Groups Meet Tuesday Crater Lake Post 1833 and auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States will meet Tuesday at 8 p. m., the auxiliary at the home of Teresa Norton, 718 Palm street and the post at the courthouse at 8 p. m. Mrs. Earley Home From South Mrs. Joe E. Early has return ed home at Hotel Holland after spending several days in Los Angeles where she visited re latives. Pythian Sisters Meet Tuesday Pythian Sisters will meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the K. of P. hall with Esther Walden and Gene Batemari in charge of re freshments. Club To Meet With Mrs. Comer Jolly Stitchers club will meet with Mrs. Elden Conser, 15 Crater Lake avenue, Friday at 2 p. m. O. S. W. V. Plans Potluck Dinner U. S. W. V. will hold a pot luck dinner at the K. of P. hall Wednesday at 6:30 p. m. GARDEN CLUB Medford Garden club mem bers will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Raymond Driver on the Old Stage road at 2 p.m. The topic will be "The Gardner Looks Forward" with the fol lowing topics discussed: "New Plant Introductions," "Planning for Color in the Gardtn" and "Pruning and Spraying." Mrs? H. D. McClure is social chair- CALENDAR Monday 12 noon League of Women Voters, executive board, home Mrs. Harry Holmes, Modoc ave nue. 1:00 p. m. Lady Lions, home Mrs. Fred Lawrence, 1432 Euc lid avenue. 1:13 p. m. Past Matron's club, Reames chapter, O.E.S., Girls' Community clubhouse, 229 North Bartlett street. 1:30 p. m. A.A.U.W. drama study group, home Vera Humph rey, 103 Genesee street. 2:00 p. m. Travel group, home. Mrs. A. C, Pierce heights. 8:00 p. m. Crater Study Pierce, Lake Guild, First Presbyterian church, home Helen Holt Wil son, 11 Corning court. Tueiday 1:30 p. m. City Council of Parents and Teachers, home Mrs. H. O. Colburn, 704 West Tenth street. 1:30 p. m. Lady Elks, Elks temple. 2:00 p. m. Goodwill club, home Mrs. R. E. Kunkel, 607 South Holly street. 7:30 p. m. A.A.U.W. art study group, home Mrs. Ken neth Wells, 604 West Fourth street. 7:30 p. m. Medford Dupli cate Bridge club, Medford hotel. 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, PEO, home Mrs. Edith Thompson, Phoenix. 8:00 p. m. Crater Lake Post, 1833, V.F.W., court house aux iliary, home Teresa Norton, 718 Palm street. 8:00 p. m. Public card party. Eagles auxiliary. Eagles hall, 42 North Front street." Wednesday 1:30 p. m. Women of Rotary. Hotel Holland. 2:30 p. m. Wednesday Study club, Girls' Community club house, 229 North Bartlett street. Thursdsf 1:30 p. m. Ladies' Bible class. First Methodist church, Sunshine parlors at church. 2:00 p. m. Medford Garden club, home Mrs. Raymond Dri ver, Old Stage road. Friday 2:00 p. m. Jolly Stitchers club, home Mrs. Eldon Conser, 1J Crater Lake avenue. ANNOUNCING THE SWISS EVANGELISTS REV. AND MRS. RICHARD 8. W. RUFF of Swltserland Germany Sweden Finland Poland FACTS FROM WAR-TORN CUROPE Fascinating singing by Mrs. Carols Ruff, former opera singer. Feb. 1st. Feb. tth Inclusive. Nightly except. Bat, 7:30. FULL GOSPEL CHURCH, 11 So. Newtown Robert Stcdman Lauded In Campus Drama Role By Dorothy Pruitt No light piece of entertainment it John Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men." It is stark, tragic social drama wherein the emotions of rugged characters are laid wide open. It has to do mainly with two poverty-bitten migrant laborers in the Salinas valley, George ana Lennie. Recent production of this play I at the University of Oregon theatre was outstanding for sev eral reasons, one being the per- ! forma nee of our own local Rob-1 ert Stedman. Cast as the big hulking, pathetic Lennie. Mr. Stedman presented a character ization that will live In the memory. - To save a character such as Lennie from falling into the maudlin and melodramatic re quires the spark of sincere act ing. Mr. Stedman's work con tained this spark. The part of Lennie, in his hands simply came to life. All the plodding, trusting ways of the big fellow with the strength of an ox and a child-like mind were held con stantly in character and marked the important contrast to his loyal friend, the sharp, skeptic George. Not once did the pitch or tempo of another actor's lines seep into his work. All the touching qualities of Lennie were there, and the ter rible. His wistful desire to follow George's instructions and "keep out of trouble;" his per sistent longing to "have a little piece of land and to tend the rabbits;'' his love for mice and puppies and "the feel of soft things," and his dumb wonder at the inevitable death these creatures met in his brute-like paws; the constant pull within him between right and wrong and his never quite understand ing what it was all about not one of these qualities was neg lected by Mr. Stedman, not one by-passed. Especially gripping was the final scene in which Lennie, fleeing from the law, returns to the lonely river bank to wait for George to come. Vegetable Cookery Instructions Given Community Leaders Local leaders throughout the county met in the court house auditorium Friday, where they were instructed in vegetable cookery as a result of a com munity cooking program carried on through cooperation of the surplus marketing administra tion and the extension service. Leaders will conduct cookery meetings In their own commun ities throughout February and March. Community leaders in the work include Mrs. Mildred Ager, Mrs. Gladys Dooms, Ash land; Mrs. Lee Port, Applegate: Mrs. N. B. Schuler, Mrs. Cloyd Dick, Rogue River; Mrs. O. C. Hamilton, Mrs. Jennie Russell, Sams Valley; Mrs. G. E. Ouster hout. Eagle Point; Mrs. Jess Thomas, Mrs. W. L. Wilson, Oak Grove; Mrs. A. S. Beck, Jacksonville; Mrs. Arnold Bohn ert, Mrs. L. B. Clovenberg. Medford; Mrs. A. E. Stevens, Phoenix-Talent; Mrs. R. D. Chamberlen, Trail-Shady Cove. ISSUANCE ALIEN TAGS TOMORROW Issuance of certificates of identification to aliens of enemy nationalities will be started here tomorrow at 8:30 a. m. In the courtroom on the second floor of the federal building. Applications for the certifi cates must be made some day this week, final day being Satur-1 day, February 7. All natives, citizens, denizens or subjects of any foreign nation or govern ment with which the United States has declared war, who are 14 years of age or older and who have not fully acquired American citizenship are re quired by law to apply for cer tificate of Identification this wek. When applying for the certifi cate the enemy alien should bring with him to the postofflce: (1) alien registration receipt card issued to him in the nation-wide registration of aliens in 1940; (2) three mounted photographs of himself, 2 by 2 Inches In size, taken within the past month. The photograph Is the only ex pense to be borne by the alien. If the procedure is not clear, enemy aliens may obtain com plete instructions arid Informa tion at the postofflce. Mrs. Eva W. Juid will be in charge of the registration. FIRST THEFT OF TIRE HERE NETS LONG JAIL TERM Arthur E. Brandon, 25, and Gordon L. Miller, 21, both of Medford, pleading guilty In jus tice of the peace court Saturday morning to charges of larceny, were both sentenced to serve four months in the county jail. The complaint Involved the at tempted theft of a truck tire, the first such charge filed by the city since the federal rubber ra tioning law has been in effect. City police said that Brandon and Miller attempted to steal a six-ply, U. S. heavy duty tire off a truck registered to R. R. Hen drickson of Route 2, which was parked on North Front street early Saturday morning. According to the police report, an officer happened to witness Brandon and Miller remove the spas tire from the truck about 12:15 Saturday morning. How ever, when two men came out of the Pastime pool hall, Bran don and Miller dropped the tire and scurried away. Brandon was caught by the policeman, the police report sta ted, and lodged in city Jail. Later Saturday morning Miller went to the station to see Brandon, and was immediately taken Into custody. Miller, police said, told them Brandon had on his (Mil ler's) shoes, and that he wanted to regain them. According to a report from the Los Angeles county sheriff's of fice, Brandon is a parole viola tor from that county Deaver & McCurley Receive Shipment Of Ford Tractors A carload shipment of Ford tractors was unloaded yesterday by Deaver and McCurley, local Ford tractor dealers. The ship ment consisted of 10 tractors and a stock of Ferguson wheellcsg implements, which are con trolled by a built-in hydraulic mechanism. The hydraulic control and t8 cUPrf entitles you to have .,hr.M,coup":,h,m'!5t8.!t po- -rora.oFE,wi cTrin sible to use a lightweight tractor rug from 8 to 8 shades. No Chem for heavy lobs such as plowins irai "ed. Phone 577 or Man to With two bottoms srmnllns to Deaver and McCurley. Because dead weight Is not needed for traction such work can be done on a gallon of fuel an hour even under difficult soil conditions. Moscow, Jan. 31 (P) Field guns on skis are the Red army's latest contribution to winter warfare. - Too Late to Classify WANTED Tabic and chairs. Jars, bed. Tribune, Bos soot. OET your registration photo taken now at E. Hsyden Jones Studio. Prices reasonsble. 807 West 2nd. FOR SALB OR RENT 8-room stuoco house, with double garage, targe lot. 38 Lincoln St. Phon 335. OASCO BRIQUETS Per Cwt. Med. Fuel. 1133 N. Central. EXPERIENCED mother will stay with children afternoon or evening. Dial 8879. i nunc Limit o ON HOMES Bay - Build - Improve Lean cost Include appraisal, title March and recording; no commit . lion. Loant are repaid on long-time monthly payments at low interest charges. Consult us about our loan service. UY DEFINSI I0NDS and STAMPS HERI WANTED Price on split shskes and poles for barn. Good used manitn epresder. J. O. I"nrdyc. Bout 1. Box 67. Ashland. WANTED TO BUT Cheap from pri nt party, lot la Central Fatal. Bos 1197. Tribune. FOR 0ALSJ 1 AO-sere ranch. S7 sens free Irrigation. Modern buudlnS Tribune. Bos list. FOR BALK 8-acrre. 8-room modem house. Cloee In. Inquire 844 S. sth Street. $1600 1 v; Acre 4-rtvm boiiN, bth, food Und. nuUiwftt of Medford. Prtc4 to wit, only 91600. . torn. $2350 Vxtrm SprclAl 4-RMm horn?, elnk of condition. ut sid, hardwood floortt. Double Vmrmtt. $5500 Sut 8ld Beauty Brand new, automates heat, hard wood floora. fireplace, a beautlfui home, excellent location. Priced to ell. MARX A. OOLDY Phone 9300 100 B Main V Evening. 3417, Beebe $1600 month. S-room cottars, double garage. S300 down. 80 Including payments, Int and taxes. Inquire 13d Cottage. FOR BALK John Deere farm mach inery. Tractor model "B". new rub ber, power lift, also lug wheel Two-way Integral plow, 16-tneb bottoms. Heavy duty disk harrow, tractor controlled. Two-section, prlngtooth harrow, reversible polnU Hammer Mill, endless belt. S sires of screens. See 8. K. Hansen, Route 1. Bos fl. Jacksonville. Phone 500. Jacksonville. FOR SALB Oood 1300 lb. work horse. S60. O. V. Calkins, Route 4, Box 313. Fern Valley. FOR SALE Youns black horse. Jersey bull. Home-made Dodge tractor. 1st house on right west of uatlack store, J'VUIe Hlway. AS COMPANION, competent practical nurse or nousexeeper wants work. P. O. Box 801. FOR SALE Oood (arm. near Olen dale, Oregon. Phone 4448. FOR SALE House furnishings. In cluding plsno. bicycle and canned goods. 1815 Prune ax. FOR SALB Turkey fertiliser. Also amoryllls bulbs. M. B- Glover, Ross Lane and McAndrews Road. 1S3C Six Bulck Sedan. A-l condition thruout practically new tires, lei than 40.000 miles, one owner, up holstering clean and perfect, every lubrication fltung In perfect con dition, looks s'ane shows care. S105 cash for quick sale, ell W. 10th, upstairs. Medford. FOR SALB Dalre cow 1 extra eood weaner pigs. J. R. Winn, Trail, Phone 1-F-T. WANTED Two rooms for light housekeeping. J. J. Duhamet, Hol land Hotel. ATMORAYS for sal or rent, T Chest nut. Phon 4 8s 4. FOR SALE By owner. Six-room home In fine residential district. Large enclosed yard with lawn and shade trees. Garage, flowers, shrub bery. House has extra lavatory con necting with back bedroom. Near schools. Address owner. Box 3808. Mall Tribune. FELDMAN'S ELECTRIC, Medford, Oregon. Tim of Appointment W. E. ALEXANDER Oentrsl Point Authorised International Harvester Dealer for Jackson county. Insist on genuine McConmlck Deertng, P. 4e O. and Dyrr part they fit. ASSOCIATED heating nlte. Tel. 8111. MED. oils day FUEL. SCRAP AUTO TIRES AND TUBES Any Quantity MEDFORD BARGAIN HOU8I 38 If. Orap NOW IS th time to Spray Peach and all fruit trees: also Rosea. Phone 4843. Wlthrow. WANTED Full tlms msld, good cry, no children. Phone 8888. Funds Are Available for Loans on Home Properties to Jackson County FEDERAL SAVIXGS ( LOAN ASSOCIATION 128 Ettl Mall FOR SALB Oood trailer bouse. In quire Lamb's Service Station. Mid way Road for Ed Hlgglnbotbam. FOR SALE IMS (-passenger Stude- Daaer cnempton coupe. Radio, heater and overdrive, S550. Fred Metseer, Jacksonville. FRIED CHICTCIN -85c CHICKEN SOUP ..10c Come out to Willow Springs. 8'4 miles north on Pacific Hwy. Home made chicken eoup. crisp fried chicken every day from noon to a. -DINE-EAT- Dining room, cold ainiKB, bum canay, no competition. Across from Calif. Barrel Factory, payroll over twelve hundred people. Long lease. 4 bedrooms. Write for Information. P. O. Box SIS, Areata, Calif. WANTED Furniture, tools, junk or anything. Post Office. Box 4S. FOR SALE 6-rrtoms. 3 bedrooms, partially remodelled, double tsr te. excellent location, near schools. Extra sleeping room can be ar ranged. Box 3510. Tribune. FOH SALB Team. 1700-10. geldlnxs. extra goon pullers, w. R. Holman, Eagle point. WANTED TO RENT Pasture and barn for couple of homes, near Southwest city limits. Dial 4S30. SACRIFICE for -ash. piano and 1040 Rang!. S10 No. Riverside. RANCHES ISO-ACRBB. 67 irrigated with tree wster and lots of It. 40 acres dre tanning, balance pasture land. Mod em eotae, large new barn, tin running stresm. Price SI 0.500. 148-ACRES. SO acres cultlvsted and free Irrigation, on Rogua 1r. bouse, barn, gralnery, etc., fruit, shade SU000. 87-ACRBS. SO Irrigated, all cultlvsted. highly Unproved and everything 'a excellent condition A beautiful and high clsss small farm. SI 6000 SUBDIVISION' oppoilunltv 47-scds. Joln'ng cliy limits, city water avail able, ahule. fronts two streets. S4O.0C rer acre. ELMER HERRim 44 N. Riverside FOR RENT Furnished 4-rooro nou on Spring Street. Call 113 So. Grape oi.. srter b:uo p. m. FOH SALT, OR TRADE One set of tires, complete, 4:60-31. 60 cedar fenos posts for work horss. Box 3S40 Tribune. NCIICB Beginning Fan. 3nd w win hav two free deltvertee dally. Orders must bu tn by 9:30 a. m. for 10 o'clock delivery, 3:80 p. m. fot 8 r'clock delivery. Cooperate with us durlug tire shortage. QUALITY MARKET Phone 47S1 317 W. Mi in FOR RENT 8-room duplex, furnish d. 318 Wabash. Phone 3008. FOR BALK Guernsey heifer, fresh, 40 Red pullets, laying. 1 large horse, Near Antelope school, Balderston. YOUR Investment Judgement Is No Better Than the Knowledge Upon Which It Is Based . . . OThe truth of this statement b apparent. It follows that If knowledge can bo Increased and clarified. Investments will bo enhanced by the resulting Improved Judgment. O That's why Conrad. 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Mr. Thlbauls. LOST Brown key case, armtalnlnx t keys. Phone 430. FOR RENT Modem furnished house. piano, n repiaoe. garage. bedrooms. 406 Earhart. WANTED Young lady to learn tail oring. Klein th Tailor, 13 Z. Main. Upstairs. FASTURB LANTs Approxlmstely 400 acres with house and barns for lease Barneburg Ranch. Phone 8073 or call at Crystal Springs Pack tag Co. for InformaUoo. NOTICE To my customers. I will be around in tlms to use car ol your spraying needs. Is. McOonsgle, Commercial Sprayer. Phone 6AA8. -VICTORY" Salon of Beaut Will be open at 34 South Orap. rra. sna. wun experienced opera tors to serve you. Specialising In sll types of beauty culture. Phone &O30. Mrs. Pearl Chord. Operator; Mrs. Aloha McClure. Operator; Mrs. Mabe'i Orlgsby, Owner. FOR SALE Davenport and chair, electric range. Westlnghousa re frigerator, buffet. Shown t to I p. m. 009 South Oakdale. BOTS and GIRLS Oet cash for that old bicycle at Sims Bros. 100 USED BICYCLES WANTED. Oash or trade at 81ms Bros. VALVES OROUND, motor tuned, any six cylinder car, gaskets included, only 88.00. Champ's Texaco Service Rlveralde and Jackson. BRAKES RZUNED First grade lin ing and labor only 80.00. A guaran teed job. Cbamo's Texaeo Service. Riverside At Jacaroo. FRESH SMELT arriving dally. Holly's Sea Foods. Pbop. 4331. NJRSERT STOCK Th largest vari ety uf ornamental evergreens and flowering plants grown In th val la;. Cbtsuln Nursery, near T Mark et. FOR SALE Ground hay. 38 tons. P. D. Lofland, Central Point. TRAPPERS Eagl Point Fos Farm pays highest prices for your furs. RAW FURS WAXTEX, RIOHEST cash prices paid for tstuah rtta. Skunk, Mink, Coyote and Bob Cats Investigate our prices before you sell MEDFORD BAROAIH ROUES 87 North Orape RIDB a world Btcycl and. sara rubber and gas. Sims Bros. JUST ARRTVRD Another 7-ton. truckload of tree ripened Oranges and Aiieona a rape fruit, also Lem ons. Ingram's Orange Truck, North Riverside. trailer at our yard on Wort of the) S. P. 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