Medford mail tribune., June 16, 1942, Page 5, Image 5

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1942.
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LOCAL and
Visiting Her Mrs. J. H. But
ler of Los Angeles has arrived
in Medford to spend the sum
mer with relatives Bnd friends.
prtsents Flowars Mrs. Carl
l.idw:g of 511 Austin street
rjesented the Mail Tribune with
large bouquet of sweet peas
esterday.
On Vacation Mr. and Mrs.
3arry Beasley of this city are
mjoying a vacation in Nevada
rod California. They left Med-
ord Sunday.
At Matchas Harry Chipman
( Ashland was among out-of-rwn
residents attending the
Testling matches in the Med
xd armory last night.
To Summer School Miss
Jeanne Smith, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Roland S. .in of South
kewtown street, is attending
Summer session at University
of Oregon at fcugene.
Good Clam Tid Holly's Sea
Food market said today there
would be an especially good
lAm tide on the northern Cali-
rrnin and southern Oregon
' oast Saturday and Sunday, at
nnroximately 11 a. m. both
1 1
'ays- "...
Flue Fire The chemical wag
on of the fire department was
called to the residence of John
Ferrick,- 138 PuiUand avenue,
at 9:45 a. m. today when an
overloaded oil heater caused a
small flue fire. No damage was
reported.
First Aid Class A standard
irst aid class, sponsored by the
ted Cross office, will begin at
Jackson school Wednesday at
7:30 p. m., win Bill Caples as
instructor. The class is open to
those training in civilian de
fense work.
e e
Ashland Camp Royal Neigh
bors of America of this city
have been invited to attend a
Flag day exercise to be given
by R. N. A., Ivy camp at Ash
land Wednesday at 8 p. m. in
the 1. O. O. F. hall, it was
announced today.
Dies In San Diego Relatives
and friends in Medford have
received word of the death of
Mrs. Nellie feeley, in San Die
go, June 13, after a long Illness.
Mrs. Feeley resided in Medford
a number of years before mov
ing to California. She was par
ticularly active in church work
a hile a resident of this city.
Bail Forfeited Billy Gray
fox, Peter Pickard and Bert
Ferguson each forfeited $10 bail
in the city police court today on
charges of being drunk in a pub
lic street. Appearing on the
same charge were Lester Rob
inson, five day suspended Jail
sentence; John Riley Colley and
Ernest Alvin Allison, five days
in Jail; Herman Kraft and Al
bert Ohrt, 15 days in Jail;
Charles Johnson, $10 fine.
George Gibson paid a fine of
$2.50 for parking in an alley
and J. C. Skaggs forfeited $5
bail for driving an automobile
without an operator's license.
Aviation Cadet Lawrence N
Schade, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Larry J. Schade of 889 South
Oakdale avenue, was one of 91
aviation csdets leaving Portland
Saturday for training centers
ft here they will be assigned to
Active duty with the U. S. army
air corps, according to word
received by Lieut. Col. B. H.
Hensley, district recruiting of
ficer for this area. The young
cadets were honored at conclud
ing war-bond sales ceremonies
of the Portland Rose Festival.
and were presented to one of
the largest crowds ever to wit
ness ceremonies at Victory Cen
ter. Court Citations Kit Carson,
no address listed, was arrested
by state police yesterday for
failure to give right of way. He
was citrd to appear In Justice
court this morning. Also to ap
pear this morning was Charles
Harold Whitcomb of Ea?le Point,
who was charged with driving
while intoxicated and being
0 'runic on a public highway.
Jmcs Leonard Stubbs of this
city was to appear in justice
court this attrrnoon charged
with reckless driving and driv
ing a car with no operator's li
cense. Ben Louis Collins, Jr.,
of Medford, was to appear this
afternoon, charged by state pol
ice with drivin? an automobile
without a driver's license, Byron
0?car Bushnell of Ashland will
appear in justice court Wednes
day, charged with operating
car with an ovcrhcight loaj.
BOWSlWBriS
CAN'T. HURT ME!
Tint's hit YOU ttiiest t.-ara lr truth
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f . f,-i "f VI," t-.. niity n;m,nl,
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V h .-ir .-.fr"it-;r". lr.,d, yvi or ymjr
I ran rau.e mors SMlrtM thsa roe
mil,,, in. h f r tue wrmir
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PERSONAL
To Meet Pythian Sisters will
hold their last mpetins inii'
autumn in the K. P. hall at,
8 o'clock tonight. Program and
reiresnments are in charge of
Ruth Walden and Hplln Var..
oougn.
Forfeit Bail Chet Hubbard,
A. C. Hubbard, D. H. Stump,
Florence Boussum and ftmnnit
and Company each forfeited St
bail yesterday for overparking
according t0 the city police re
ports. Wilda Schmitt forfeited
$2 bail on a similar charge.
v m
Horn From Hospital Francis
H. Walker returned tn hi nnm.
on Reddy avenue Saturday after
three and a half months' medi
cal treatment at the Veterans'
hospital in Portland. Walker Is
national serffeant.at-arm for the
Disabled Veterans of the World
War.
Small Mishap Lester A. Le
Vander of Talent, operating a
pickup, and James Stubles of
Route 1, driving a coach, were'
involved in a minor mishap
three miles south of Medford
on Highway 99 Sunday at 1
P. m., a report on file stated
today.
Former Resident Dies Word
has been received here of the
death of Joseph Ardie (Joe)
Fredrickson, Saturday at Rose
burg. He was formerly em
ployed by the Medford fire
department. Among his surviv
ors are two sisters, Mrs. G. D.
Williams and Miss Ruth Fred
rickson and a brother, H. F.
Fredrickson, all of this city.
Funeral services were held Mon
day in Roseburg.
LIVESTOCK I
Portland
Portland, ore., June 18 ;p (V. 8
Dept. Agr.) Cattle Receipts, 300;
calves, 65: cows and heifers, slow,
weak: steers, rather scarce, few sales,
steady: grass fat steers, 411.751225;
best steers Monday, 413.75; common.
Hint steers, downward to 410.25;
common heifers. 48.5010.23: grass
fat beef heifers, up to 411.50: best fed
hetfera Monday, 412.75: canner and
cutter cows. W.00 7.50; fat dairy
type cows. 68.000 8.50: medium beef
cows. 69.00 39.50; part lead gocd
young cows, up to 410 50: mecvira to
good, bulls. 49.75 1 1.00: good to
choice vealera, ateady at -413-50
1450.
Hozs Receipts, 500: market active,
steady: good to choice 170-315 lb..
6!4.o6i 14.25: tew choice. 414 35: 230
270 lc 13.2Siel3.50: Wht lights.
5 13.00 isr 13.501 good 300-550 lb. sows.
410 25 n 11.50; heavier wetihts. down
to 41000: eood to choice feeder pigs,
3I275W13 50.
Sheep Receipts. 600; spring lambs,
weak to 23c lower: medium to gsod
irades. off most: eood to choice
sprlneers. 413 75 1 13.00: few lota, up
to 413 33; medium grades, down to
410 50: common, 41000: common
vearlines. 47.00 rs 7 50: common ewes.
3 00O 3 50: medium ewes, up to
S4.00: good grades, salable to 44.75.
" South Ran Franclwe
South San Francisco, June 16 IIP
red -State Market News Service)
Cattle Receipts. 73: nominal: past
two daya, generally steady: bum grass
steers, yesterday 411.7511 85; load
ersss 883 lb. heifers. 410 50; two loads
medium to good grass cows. 46 50 m
9 50: odd dairy cows. 67.50: bulk.
6700 down; canners. 433000:
most medium bulls. 49 S0 1 10.50.
Calves Steady: choice, scarce: me
dium to ajood calves. 49 001200.
Hora Receipts. 330: fully steady:
.... nMMHa i, an. frm ton:
! bulk, good 185-235 lb. barrows and
gllw. 414.75914 85; odd good sows.
412 25.
Sheep Receipts. 100; nominal; late
yesterday, generally steady: bulk good
to choice wooled lambs. 413 3518 63;
bulk good to choice shorn lambs, 811
7512.75; fe- good twes. 44 50; culls,
42.00.
Chicago I
Chicago, June 18 (IP) fu. S. Dept.
314.30: bulk good and choice 180-300
lbs.. 1J.7314.30; most 180-130 lbt..
13.7314 23: good 380-600 lbs. sows,
lareely 313.6514 00.
Sheep Receipts. 3.000; nstive
spring Ismba, steady to strone: other
clames. around stesdy; 31600 and
IN SAN FRANCISCO
Supnrb occommodo-
lient, fine cuisine, end
distinctive service crwail
today's Irovelert
this city's largest, best
located hotel.
1000 ROOMS e 100rfsTM
MOM M SINOU e H OOUHI
1-1
mm
IS 15 wttb. bulk food end choice
lots. SIS 50 upward.
Ctt! Receipts. 11,000: calves. J..
300; cutter cows, S8 85 down; most
tat cows. 18 25 10.23; weighty uus.
ese bulls, steady, up to Sti.SS; Eight
kinds, weslt to 35c lower; dealers, 35c
lower at 114.50 down.
Portland Produce
Portland, Ore.. June 16 -Jf But
terfat first quality maximum ot .8
of I per cent acidity delivered In
Portland. SafSSc: premium qual
'ty (maximum ot I per cent acidity).
OatOHe IS; valley routes and coun
try points, 3ct lss than first, or 39e
lb.; second quality at Portland, 3c
under first, or a?G37-i lb.
Ejes Price to Producers: A targe.
Sic: B large, 398c: A medium. 39:: B
medium. 370 dozen. Resale to Re
tailers. 4e higher for eases; cartons 8c
blener.
Potatoes, r.ew-8hatter (Cat.) White
Rcse. 100S. S3 25 a 3 SO.
Other produce unchanged.
Portland Wheat
Portland, Ore., June 16 MV-Grain:
Wheat Open Hl8h . Low Close
July SO B0 SO J80
Sept. SS S) SS SS
Dec. J98 at at at
Cash Grain: Oats No. 3. SSc lb.,
white. 39 50. Barley No. i tic lb..
B. vv.. 34 00. Com and flax, unquoted.
Cosh Wheat (BID): Soft white. ::
soft white excludlnj Rex. 93'ic;
White Club, 3c; Western Red. 94SC
Hard Red Winter: Unquoted.
Hard White Baart: 10 per cent.
09'jc;' II per cnt. 1.031,; 13 per
cent, $1.09'i.
Today's car receipts: 3,352; barley.
3; flour, 7; corn, 3.
Chicago Wheat J
Open High Low Close
.l.lB'i S1.20", 41.19 11.2014
1.3114 1.33 1.2114 123H
1.24S 1.26', I 24'3 12S
July
Dec. . t.245.
Wall St. Report
New York, June 18. P)
Selective buying gave the stock
market a fairly well balanced
appearance today although
many leaders were unable to get
over on the recovery side of the
price scales.
Transfers approximated 275,
000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 34 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chera. Dye Unquoted
Am. Can. 68 'i
A. T. Sr T. 114H
Armconda
Atch. T, U B. P.
Bendlx Avla.
Beth. Bteel
Caterpillar Tract.-
Chrysler
Curtlss - Wright
Douelaa Acft
DuPont
Dsn. Elec.
Gen. Poods
Oen. Mot.
. 34
. 33H
. 29',
. 51T4
60 i
6
.... 53
112',
28
Sl'4
... 37J
46",
55
. 27',
29'i
Int. Harvest
Johns - Man.
Kennecott
Monty Ward .
No. Amn. Av'n. ,
North. Amer.
Penney (J. C
Penna. R. R.
Phillips Pet
Radio ......
10",
83
, I914
, 37
3J
Eou. Pac.
ton
Std. Brands ......
St. Ol Cat.
St. Oil S?. J. .
3'i
30",
31
I Trans. Amer. -....Unquoted
Union Carb. es'i
Unit. Aircraft 24si
United Airline tl'
U. S. Steel 46',
The department of commerce
suggests that unused preserve
jars be collected by community
groups and made available to
persons who can use them.
ROXY
Mghts Only tt:45-u:oi ijc inc. lax
Kiddles lie Inc. tas
Thrills behind the big top!
HumpiireY Bogart
Sylvia Sidney
Eddie eUbert
Joai tttlit
TONITE
for 3 Nitet!
OHM
HURT
AND IET THE
1 1 u rut at
rvn'.nint
1 'I"
mm
tSWNS' SUIl
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'V'Jto!!
hi
Comes To Holly
i ... T-S -
Paul Kelly stars with Fay
Wray in a down-to-earth picture
that will win audiences over
completely "Net a Ladies'
Man," which comes to the Holly
theatre for tomorrow and Thurs
day nights. The story deals
with two hard-to-hold men who
finally go overboard when the
right woman ccmes along.
"This Was Paris," a startling
drama of Paris during the nazi
invasion, will, play as the added
feature. Ann Dvorak and Ben
Lyon co-star.
4-H CLUBBERS TO
VIE IN SALES OF
BONOS 'NSTAMPS
In addition to the pledge of
i-ti clubs to the victory farm
program and their personal ef
forts to cooperate in the fight
for democracy 4-H clubs
throughout Jackson county are
beginning immediately a war
bond and rtamp sales contest.
the projert is headed by L. E
Trancis, 4-H club leader for
Jackson county.
Over 400 4-H club members
In the county are participating
in the sales contest which will
be brought to a close July 4
Three prizes have been offered
individual 4-H club members
and one club prire will be given
to tnose selling the Icrgest num
ber of war bonds and stamps.
Winners will be determined on
a point basis, depending on the
denomination of the bonds and
stamps sold.
First prize will be a $25 war
bond; second prize, $10 in war
stamps and third prize will be
S3 in war stamps. To the club
selling the largest number of
bonds and stamps a U. S. treas
ure plaque will be awarded, W.
A. Gates, county w&r bond and
stamp chairman announced to
day. Mr. JTrancis stated that 4-H
club members are already par
ticipating in the salvage pro
gram. It is expected that this
war bone' and stamp sales con
test will reach into numerous
rural areas not yet contacted.
INDIA HOT
Lucknow, India, June 18. (Pi
Eighteen Europeans have
dropped dead from the heat
here in the past five days while
a searing wind prevailed.
PHOTOS
3 for a Dime
Complete L!n Novelty
Jewelry Engraving FREE
Camp White Bus Terminal
War Bonds For Sal Day St Nit!
Mats at l'4.i 4tic - '4-ic - lie Inc. lax
Eres S:J.',-S 30c. . Z3e - tie Inc. Ts
FRIDAY for
One Big Week!
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What Call
ffowl Tru Thursdayl
M uetta-ueuiaf
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In "Saboteur
'VI
Priseilla Lane, one of the
three remarkable Lane sisters.
co-stars with Robert Cummlngs
in Alfred Hitchcocks newest
suspense thriller, "Saboteur,"
which comes to the Craterian
theatre tomorrow for a four-day
run. The picture deals with
today's most dangerous crimin
al the fifth columnists who
prey on the life blood of those
who work for "victory."
Jammed full of thrills the
film also features Otis Kruger,
Alan Baxter, Alma Kruger and
Norman Lloyd,
Dramatic Roles
Humphrey Bogart and Sylvia
Sidney co-star in 'The Wasons
Roll at Night," opening a three-
night run tonight at the Roxy
theatre with "Sing Another
Chorus" as the companion feat
ure. Medical Officer
Named For O. C. D.
Salem, June 18 Jr
Vernon A. Douglas, for the past
14 years director of the Marlon
county health department, an
nounced yesterday he has re
ceived a commission as surgeon
in the reserve of the U. S. pubic
health service.
He has been appointed as
medical officer for Oregon civil
ian defense. His office will be
in the state capitol.
Too Late to Classify
COAftfl Modern three bedroom
OJvvv horns, excellent eon'lltlon
H. ti. Wilson, 7 Chcsnut, Phone
4644.
FOR KENT Furnished room for one
or two. 7 Chesnut. Phone. 4644,
FOR RENT Furnished S-reom apart
ment with bath. Adtrtte only, in
7th St.. Phone 3131, Ashland.
VOUNO LADY wlshea clerical work.
Experienced typist. Ptton 4229.
FOR SALE Truck, tent-bo. tols.
fruit, furniture. Jars. 204 W.
Jackson.
NOW!
OPEN
EVERY
Walk 2 Blocks More
Pay 10c Less
SEE TWICE AS MUCH!
NIGHT
Mats Sat.
and Sunt
Doors Open
I . f !S a lratfl I I Kiddla
f g IX JX MfcJ Lai oc' T
Hurry OtkI Thr En TonlgMl
John Grllld nd Ryraottd Msty fa
"DANGEROUSLY THEY LIVE
Plus Chester Morris "Altai Boston Blsckl"
3 Grand Stars!
. , , In await
laugh story that
trill win you
over completely!
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vi , WAS i r 13
WINDOW OLAKS Pheew 411 "The
Oiass House. " Medtord HUlwork
Co., XOth and drape.
HFU WANTTSV Toung jaaa with
truer driving and rurattttre mov
ing expertenos. Phone 4746.
OTMCS OIRl Mini, typewriting etc..
wishes exoertenee end senary, its
Oarftetd St., Ashland. Ore.
"39 FORD PANEL, good condition.
Mew tires, 615. J. O. Walker, Aides
and First, Central Point.
FOR SALS? Retstered Springer
spaniel, s mo. old. inquire aos1
tio. Holly,
DEPENDABLX Auu Bod Semes
Daily Auto painting and soar
onop, av oouw semen.
FOR RENT Furnished 1 room apart
ment, 604 w, 10th. R U Burabem.
HXLP WANTED Man to work to
feed atom Phone 6756.
FOR SALE Bsby bed comptsM with
tnnerapnng mattreee. Apply cabin
19, Phippa Auto Court.
FOR 8AL Suburban Orocefy, Med
ford. Stock, futures end buudinf
with living quarters. Good loca
tion end bualneaa. P. O Bos, 341.
NOT RESPONSIBLE for ? debts
contracted by anyone bus myself.
uoya nana
MOVING Local and Long Distance
serving entire Facme Coast. IADS
Transfer. Dial itzt.
U3 FORD COVri. Deiusa. Mg.
d food tlrea. Ooing In army. Muat
sell. Inquire at 20 So. central.
HELP WANTED Loral sjpeiltnwd
store clerk. Phone 8758. F. a
Samson Company.
LET OEOHOE save you money on
new "Friend" sprayrlga and equip
ment, both portable and station
ary. Remember, when you buy a
"Friend" you have a friend for life.
There are also some very Rood
buys &n used rigs. AMERICAN
FRUITGROWERS, Inc., Fir Street
Warehouse. Phone 35S6.
LOST BlUiold containing currency,
money order check and papers val
uable to owner. Liberal reward.
Leave at Mall Tribune.
tea ACRE RANCH miles north of
Essie Point on Butt Fells cut ott.
Oood Improvement. Will sell v
sacrifice as t am leaving. O. F.
Ruaha, Star Route, Box , Esgle
Point Orcg,
LCST Man' S" bootee betwsen
Veorhtes Crossing end Phoenix.
Reward. Phone 3114.
WANTED TO RENT a or 8 bedroom
house. Furnished or unfurnished
Will Bay hlh rental. Exoellsnt
references. Reply Bos 34SO, Cere
Tribune,
EMPLOYED WOMAN weuld like a
eontrema! woman with food charac
ter to share her apartment. Box
3S9a Tribune.
FOR GALE 310-Acre mountain ranch
ml. frentaee on paved highway,
two year-round atreams. Pasture and
land suitable for stock ranch, tim
ber, 3-room cabin, barn, cntcaen
house, saraee. tan acres fenced- will
accept truck or small plec part
payment, eto per montn on unpsia
balance. Inquire 313 60. Xrf be
tween Q 00 and R .00 P. M.
ROOMS FOR RENT TO MEW, II So.
Orange.
WANTED Experienced cook and sec
ond maid for work In country
home, near Medtord, Good wages.
Reference required. Call 8342.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM For
gentlemen. 323 E. Jackson.
TRAILER HOUSE, U ft. For 61 or
trad. 34 No. Front Bt.
FOR SALE Dual xl loglns trailer:
also 1940 Ford coupe and 140
Chevrolet coupe: exceptional rub
ber m theve two eats.
ROOKS RIVER CHEVHOLET
6th & Bartlett. Phone 33S.
EVESi
40c
Ages 1M
25c
Every Night I:S
I'aladieA
KELLY
Fy
WRAY
DougUt
uqtt
OFT
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Tomorrow & Thurs Niits!
TWO FIRST-RUN HITS
WASTED TO BTJT Vies pickup.
JiJ .ij. Front ot.
TOOKd MAS 11-20 wanted tor part
Um work. Write Mr. ftpeers, Am
erican News Companr, P. O. Bos as,
Medford.
FOR BALE Plumo H lb- drive socket I
est. it pieces. 1 W. Ind St.
WANTU Woman n!gh cook and
Btfftf araltreee. Apply t the Shark.
IIS East Main.
BOOM FOR GENTLEMEN Private
entrance, 310 No. Oakdale.
FOR SALE 3 burner tea plate, fork
ing chair, miscellaneous furniture.
4 id Laurel
WANT TO BUY Small fans 19 to 20
acres. Must be good soil. Write
full dcrtption. J. T. Gardner.
1434 8. Craps St.
FOR SALE S-room modern, house. I
two lota, double gang, chicken !
house, fruit and nut trees, shrubs
and lawn. Corner 4th and Maple
St. Central point. Ore. 1
WANTED Fry cook and dish wsahet.
Valentine's Cafe.
FOR SALE Two Cocker Spaniel pup
pies, also eleht Barred Rock pul
teta. Phone 4447 or call 410 K. Ivy
St.. Medford.
STOCK RANCH
3i seres, best of pasture land, S9
crea cultivated. 10 Irrigated, fenced
and cross fenced, ft room houea.
Utse barn, earing water, seven
mile eut. ej.ioo.
ALSO
A nest room modern house on Ess
Bide, close in on pavement. In lint
class condition. A-y reasonablr
e!ter will be considered. L. o.
Ptckell, 1 South Bartlett.
FOR SALE Equity In 1040 Ford De
lus. a-door. Maroon, sseeHent con
dlUon. 438 No. Bartlett.
UVESTOCK BALE at Pavilion wilt be
temporarily closed until further no
tice. Bo. Or. Livestock Auction Co
PHOTOS, for 10. complete line
Novelty Jewelry. Inrsnnj free
csmp White Bus Terminal. t
M
PSlSOtU
LANE
R0KST
CUMM1NGS
i
HITCHCOCK'S
NontianUoyd
Otto Kruger
Attn Bixter
Atma Kruger
Dot Peterson
Clem Bvan
KFtsw 1:S5 :S :, Mats!
I TOMORROW for 4 Days? ". isf
U iaT'i a- 1 T
hitchcocits
H:I WAIL
CLASSIFIED
ADS!
FOR BALE 31 lb. tee b"T, good con
fimsB. tJt-l. Hi'-, So. Orp St.
i-
WANTED TO BUT--SmU accordloa
cheap lor cash. B3X Si&i, Tribune.
WANTED Cos:.1iI spFayma. )
I'l m Medford PS Hit McOonajle.
TRFE RtPCVED navel oranges. Coa
eh;Ua srapelrult. the kind" you eat
Without auser. also frtsh veget
able. Ingram's palt mi Ve?j-:a-bles.
K. Kirerside, oert to Coffee
Pot.
FOR SALE & HoVvphen elac'Tta
Sljht fixture Witft ch.ns Will car
ry toe-watt Hihts. A bargain tf
tafcen at once. Calf at Mall
Tribune ottlce.
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Complete
Insurance Service
SIKCE 1309
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The R. A. HOLMES Agy.
Medford Center Bldg.
Phone 4444
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aiavrjxn
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Binds forSale-DayitNite
i.sit tlmu Tonittl
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FOR
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