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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1942. PAGE FTVB CATTLE RAISERS ADVISED OF FEES Big Applegate, April 14. (Spl.) That local stockmen will pay a separate fee this year for grazing their stock on O. and C. lands was the information given cattlemen by Eugene K. Peter son, assistant administrative of ficer of the O. and C. revested lands with headquarters In Med ford. Peterson spoke to cattle raisers at their annual meeting held at Ruth Sunday. For several years the stock men have paid the fee, although its collection was handled by the forest service in addition to the grazing charge made by the for Good sturdy quality. Whitens with washing. 36" wide. Save Dow at this bargjin orice I New Percale Aprons Regularly 44a 33 They're Fruit-of-the-Looms, fa vorites with women from coast to coast! Bibs and piiuforei. Bright New Anklets That Should Be 13e 8 SpeeUl Purchnel Stock up on these fine cottons 1 Novelty stitches I Elastic tops. Regular Jl Handbags Reduced to 87 Pick from all the important new styles! Wonderful colors. Sima litcd leathers. Fabrics. All Those 59c Brassieres Reduced to 54' Buy 4 for the regular price of SI Sv. now Pick from rayon satins, laces, cotton. " fJ4'lw''a"'i"'"'T''" """"""" ' ig 5SSsS - "wfc n ..w.n- - -sBfc. lliVaVSaltWallaMaaal ssMss Mt00Bt1 I "T Sole I VWiNJ Unbleached Muslin fcdI 10;, iiii estry department The new fee is 23.4 cents per head per month, and is collected through the de partment of interior. A committee was appointed to investigate damage done on grazing land by goats. The fol lowing officers were reinstated: Leon Of fenbacher, president: Clarence Buck, vice president: Edward Kubli, secretary-treasurer. The advisory board in cludes Louis Straube, Albert Col- lings and Cliff Smith. Forestry heads attending the meeting were Fenton Whitney of the Medford headquarters and L. C. Port, local ranger. COMMANDERY ELECTS Portland, April 14. (JP) Ar thur Molesworth, Portland, was elected commander yesterday of the Oregon Grand Commandery, Knights Templar. Other offi cers: E. B. Beaty, Corvallis, de puty commander; E. H. Tardy, Grants Pass, warden; Lyman Palmer, Eugene, captain of the guard. Price Slashed! Stunning Mew Cottons T Ward Week Ordyf Compor.wih$1.S9 ores'" elsewherel . .-! fireatest Only Atnenw " ' . . l mu such Sale eouia 72 sheen b , Crisp lawrn r j.v sheer batistes, even ; . eoatsl And sturdy pewta Yourselves can no lonB fet ttU.Pel 8t.e. 11-20. 38--W and 46-52. GHasaE) OE0 GZH2 65HJ3 i ,vta Salel Boys' 25c Speed Shirts and Shorts On in a fifty and no buttons to tear off I Fly front; elastic waist. Shaped bottom shirts. Jacksonville Juniors Will Present Comedy Next Friday Evening Jacksonville, April 14. (Spl.) Junior class of Jacksonville high school will present the hil arious comedy, "Ever Since Eve," Friday evening in the high school auditorium. Leading roles: Jack Swaryck as Johnny Clover, and Dorland Godward as Susan Blake. In the supporting cast are Kath leen Purcell, as Mrs. Clover; Kenneth Knapp, as Mr. Clover; Don O'Brien, as Spud Erwin: Dorna Mclntyre, as Lucybelle Lee; Ed Hall, as Mr. Henry Quinn; Maxine Childers, as Miss Willard; Joyce Henspeter, as Betsy Erwin; Bob Kenney, as Officer Cappy Simons, and Bill Hyde as Preston Hughes. The play is under the capable direction of Miss Jessie Mae Ruhndorf. mm g;B33 g m& r 9 a aji 23c Printed Cotton sns OIC Reduced to yd. r? .nd dimio": Thev oi"- , Waia - - ' low-pri "er.wr. blouKt. drewaj Girls' con Crisp perches. Fine wor r B nil Slses ; Packages of . Extra-absorbent Cellophane wrapped. 27" a 27 Sts. Real bargains I LP VI 8,1,1 "rs Wards xO 89e Diapers 2h 77c Portland, April 14. () A cablegram from Kenneth Jern stedt, Yamhill. Ore., flier with the American volunteer group in Burma, urged Oregonians, who offered to buy him a new plane, to donate the money to China's war orphans. The message, sent to Gover nor Sprague, said, "Believe plane purchase impossible. Greatly appreciate Oregon spirit. Contributions to Madame Chiang Kai-Shek for Chinese war or phans would do inestimable good for China and humanity." Jernstedt, 24, a graduate of Llnfield college, was one of two American fliers who destroyed IS of 25 planes in a raid on a Japanese air base at Moulmein March 19. "GoyW0,erB$' Reduced for Vard Week! Sandals, Pump Spectator! 1 RegulorrIChoic. rirlst CrPr.:::-- up on white summer shoes aavet Get a white dress .natorpumpwithaknottcd ? vowl Get a smart brown oowi . i rnmf early I epectaton . '2. fflf- Regular $5.93 l ;MSMVB Draperies ... I fl Salepric... iT pr. ' ' li fc-Wni spunr.yon.ndtat.wr. 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