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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 10. 1942. PAGE THREE Jackson, M1m (U.B Th. rub-1 ber shortage may bring back the old free-for-all political de-, sate. j Because of slick automobile tires and prospect of extended gasoline rationing, one of Miss-1 Isippi's five senatorial . candi-! dates already has suggested Joint speaking engagements. Roland Wall, former state WPA administrator and one as pirant to the position of the late Sen. Pat Harrison, wrote the other candidates that joint ral lies would save cars, tires and gas of the politicians and the public. Douglas Smith, local florist taking his first fling at public office, accepted Wall's proposal. The other candidates. Sen. Wall Doxey, Rep. Ross Collins and attorney James O. Eastland, did not answer immediately. Parched Germans Receive Beer By British Delivery Alexandria, Egypt, July 9 (Delayed) UP) British navy fliers, operating over the Egyptian desert, teased the sun-parched Germans to day by dropping 12 cans of American beer behind the nazi lines with the following sardonic note addressed to Field Marshal Erwin Rommel: "We thought you might be thirjtv." QUININE SUB MAY Albany, Ga. (U.R) A sub stitute for quinine may be found In an American shrub known as Georgia Bark. Dr. James C. Andrews, of the department of biological chem istry of the University of North Carolina's school of medicine, has been experimenting with the medicinal properties of the plant. Other scientists also are I studying Georgia Bark, known! botamcally as Pinckneya pubens, and orders for as much as 100 pounds have been received by the department of agriculture. The bush, now in full bloom of pink and green, grows best in the damp wooded places be tween her and the Florida line. WANTED TO BUT BuUni pi tank. I U. T. Donaldaon. Laujvl. I FOR 6 ALE Southern Orrgon Horn. 6 room modern, l acre, fur den soil. Irrigated, milt, berrlei and ahade. On paved atreet, mile to Hwy. 99. 2 blocka to High and grade achool. Price 3.000. terma. No trade. A. T. Mcllvain. Owner Rogue River. Oregon. FOR SALS Rabbit. 1 to 1 month'a old. 4 doea with young. Call aft er fi X) p. m. Fred C. Puelna. Chea nut and Prune. FISH GAFFERS GET $25 FINES, COSTS James C. Martin, 18, and Arthur Shoemaker, 18, Gold Hill youths were fined $25 and costs in justice court yesterday for gaffing fish in Rogue river. Martin, a cantonment worker and Shoemaker, employed at the cement plant, were given time to make payments. Miles Stuart, charged with having no driving license was assessed $2.90 and costs; Elmer W. Irwin, Jr., $1 and costs for no muffler; Arthur W. Schme chel, route 4, was fined $1.50 for no operator's license, and Heber W. Fowler, $2.50 and costs for no license. Hoppers Plague Eastern Oregon Pendleton, Ore., July 10. (JP) Umatilla, Gilliam, Morrow and Grant counties were re ported today to be facing the worst grasshopper plague in years, although crop damage has not yet become extensive. Several stands of alfalfa and green wheat have been de stroyed close to foothill regions from which the -'hoppers are working their way down toward valley lands. State Fair Fate Waits Conference Salem, July 10. (P) Direc tor of Agriculture J. D. Mickle said today he would meet with Governor Sprague and 4-H club leaders early next week to de cide whether to hold a 4-H club fat stock show early in Septem ber. In spite of a statement re ceived from Senator McNary to day that all county and state fairs would be held as sched uled, Mickle said there probably won't be any Oregon State fair. Notice to Creditors Notice is hereby given that Effie Ophelia Badley has been appointed Administratrix of the Estate of Mary Alice Williams, deceased, and all persons having claim atrainst juiirl Mint sr. hereby notified to present the same, duly verified, to the ad ministratrix at the law offices of Niel R. Allen, First National Bank Building, Grants Pass, Ore gon, within six months from the date of first publication of this notice. Date of first publication: July 10, 1942. EFFIE OPHELIA BADLEY. Administratrix of the Estate of Mary Alice Williams, dec. Too Late to Classify WANT PLACE where I can build cabm. or repair outbuilding at own expert, in city, nearby town or farm. Must be near store, with electricity available. On or near mall route. Handy about the house. Can care for place where famly la absent. References. Trib une, Box 4070. WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE Fur nished house. Two bedrooms more, address Box 4720 Mall Trib une. FOR RENT Unfurnished house at 27 Ross Court, 3 bedrooms and Bleeping porch. Steam heat. Rent 60 per month, plus water. Prefer army officer. Address P. O. Box 1327 Medlord. YOUNO MAN for sales firm, finish ing his duties in half day due to business volume celling, desires ad dltlonal employment In the after noon. Please write. Tribune, Box 4731. FOR SALE Electric washing ma chine. Davie Transfer Co. 8LEEPINO ROOMS Rooms in In. eulated house lor rent at 811 W. Main. FOR SALE Ice Box. 100 lb. capacity. hand wringer and bird cage with atand. 019 No. Bartlett. WANTED TO RENT 3. 4 or 5 room furnished house. Phone 4171 days, 4769 evenings. Ask for Mr. Cook. FOR SALE Bargain I 10 acre, all ir rigated. In clover and alfalfa. Good bam. drilled welLchlcken bouse. Owner on place, 4 mile South of Stewart Ave, mils East of Kings Mwy. WANT TO BUY Stocked, equipped ranch for dairy. Near Medford, near achool, good house, electric ity. . pump. Approximately 130 acres. 60 cultivated. No Irrigation, project or lease with option to buy similar place unstocked. Box 60. Tribune. FOR SALE 4 room house. 13tb alter 5. 43S W MYRTLEWOOD NOVKLTIES Made In Medford. at price you can af ford to pay. See our display, 808 East Jackson, near Armory. FOR SALE Tttomlneral cooker. Cooks ateaka and veaetablea In S minutes without water or air. 6 minutes for canning. 611 W. 4th. OWNER Will aacrlflce 1940 Ford S passengrr coupe. Radio, overdrive, clean. 4900. Mr. Brown, 1106 W. Main. BIO JUICY Royal Anne. Blng. few pie cherrlea. unlrrlgated, 6c. Bter ma. First Lane on right past 3nd achool. Orlflln Creek Rd. Picking Sat. and Sun. Bring container. FOR SALE OR TRADE For llve atork. 1934 Dodge truck, good rub ber. Pin rree Auto Camp, 3 ml. north Central Point on 99. HAVE 3 PUPPIES to give away. 10 So. Newton. FOR SALE Small stock god used clothing. Bargain sideline for someone doing alterations and dressmaking In their home. Trib une, Box 4718. DRIVINO TO EUGENE early Satur da7 morning. Room for four. Dial 33 70. LOST Glasses. Reward. Phone 4844. CylAPA Modern country home. y4UUUthre bedrooma, hardwood floora. city water, acre land, beau tiful grounds. H. O. Wilson, 7 Chesnut. Phon 4644. AUCTION SALES WILL RESUME Starting Saturdav. July 18th. at Livestock Sales Pavilion. Phoenix Watch for later announcement. Southern Oregon Livestock Auction Co. Csll A H. Dudley. Auctioneer. WANTED Housekeeping room for elderly lady In quiet home, per manent. For particular writ Box 4087 Tribune. RUMMAGE SALE Will be held bv h Daughter of th Union Veter an In th Scott Dvls Bldg., Sat- I urday July 11. WILL TRADE Good placer claim for good trailer house, before 16 ol July. I I've on claim. V. mile from Sama Creek bridge. 8e owner J. E Moore. Star Routs, Box 10-A Gold Hill. Ore. FOR SALE 1 Holophan electric light fixtures wltb chaina Wilt car ry 300- watt lights A bargain II taken at onoa. Call at Mall Trlbun oftlc. GENTLEMAN wants of floe work: 3 yeara experience. 936 So. Central. FOR SALE One young Jersey cow. ml. west Central Point on Tay lor Road. SPRAY NOW for earwig. Phone 6468 McOonagle. nAAA Three bedroom house Da $JUvUkota Ave. Shady lawn, ga rage. Many convenience. ffOCflA 3Vi Acre beautiful home. OJJVUvi mil from city, paved road. crrVft East side home, best buy Vuwvuln Medford. Must be seen to be appreciated. Brown White Dial 3930 Evening 4983. ROOM FOR TWO 63, with board 9 1113 E. Main. WANTED TO BUY 6 or 6 ton of loose hay. J. I. Fenton. Box 407-B. Maple Park Drlv. $13 60 MONTH Jacksonville. 3-room cottage. Cook stove, bedstead. M. S. Cobb. Ph. 3465. 715 King St.. Medford. WANTED TO BUY Used furniture In good condition. Phon 5114 ' Lloyd Rutt. I FOR 8ALE 3 yearling Guernsey heifers, also 600 grain sacks. Call Buries. So. Peach. Ph. 6167. CHERRIES Several varieties, 4c. 6c and 6c lb. Local peachea. Bar gain this week end. 7 a. m. to 9 p m. PAYLESS MARKET, 333 So Riverside. yon SALE Reconditioned bicycle. So. Peach, 3rd house acroe Slew-art. FOR SALE Trailer house, new tires Miller, King Acres off So. Peach wtn HAT.tra.vMr.nld. daoole ffTey gelding, saddle horse. Weight about 1050 lbs., 34 thorobred. Gentle. In- , . h fan h msiIv train ed. Will also sell aaddle and other equipment. C. J. MeOlnley. Phone 3238. MOVING Equipment for any aire household job. Dial 2828. Cargo Insured. EADS Transfer. MILLWORK Phone 4113, Medford Mlllwork Co., "The Glass House." A LITTLE auto body work now may prolong the life of your car. Dally Auto Palntlrur and Bony Shop, 29 South Bartlett. FOR SALE Ivory wood bed. springs and mattress. 107 No Peach. HOMES CHECKED FREE FOR TER MITES. PHONE 6668 McGONAGLE FOR SALE Red Durham Bull 10 months old. 65. Gentle saddle mare 825 8 year old mar 835. On coming 3 yeara old 628. Jack Blckler. Spring Street, Box 127-A. WANTED AT ONCE Experienced practical nurse for home case. Rte. 1, Box 314. Central Point. HAT SALE STARTS SATURDAY JULY 11th. eC 11 V VF-T J6 -'-V ".F aw 4F SUMMER CREATIONS BY AMERICA'S LEADING MILLINERY STYLISTS "MEADOWB ROOK"-BETH AND MULLER MODES Three summer months ahead, look your loveliest, match your summer outfits. Let a new Hat boost your morale. Regular values 2.98 io 13.00 SALE Prices $1149 - $598 Children's Hats 79c 120 NORTH CENTRAL (Half Block North of th. Groceteria No. 1) Buy Your Victory Corsage At Th. M. M. DEPT. STORE CD CIT A pair of Silk Hoie to the Woman wearing IfCS the most valuable Victory Corsage in our store tomorrow. CD CIT A Wemberly Norcast Tie to the Man wear rntavs jng the most valuable Corsage in our store tomorrow. PEERLESS MARKET 14 NORTH BARTLETT. DIAL 2652 I Biuiw l enanoc iSMjijpsjF All of Our Mtats sr. Either GOVERNMENT OR STATE INSPECTED OPEN WEEK DAYS, 7 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. SUNDAYS 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. I laN We Will Pay HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR YOUR FATS Bring them In any 11m. W will glv you th. lull price 5c pound. Uncle Sam need iatt. W don't want to mak. a profit for collecting this important war manufacturing product. STEER BEEF ROASTS.... lb. 25c FANCY STEER BEEF GOVERNMENT INSPECTED LEGS OF SPRING LAMB lb. 35c FRYER TURKEYS lb. 36c FRYERS, fancy colored.... lb. 38c BACON SQUARES lb. 15c Thick Sugar Cured. Fine for Seasoning VEAL SHOULDER CHOPS, lb. 29c BEEF SHORT RIBS lb. 16c VEAL ROASTS lb. 24c PEERLESS GROCERY DIAL 2632 FRESH PEAS 3 lb. 19c CANTALOUPES, 45 size .... 2 for 19c SUMMER SQUASH 3 lb. 10c ONIONS, Yellow Globe, extra nice, 3 lb. 10c LEMONS, extra large Dozen 19c JUICE ORANGES Dozen 10c RRAPFFRIIIT JIIIRF Bt.ndby Fey. .pa. aa Texas 4 Texas 47-ounc. can.. 23c PflDII DIAMOND A Willi Whole Kernel 2 cans 25c KELLOGG'S Pep or Rice Krispies, 2 pkg. 25c XELLOGG'S Variety, or Post-Tens, 2 pkg. 45c KRAFT CHEESE Mb. box 63c SHORTENING, Rich-Tex 3-lb. can 63c Shop Downtown and Save Your Tires JUST OFF MAIN 14 NORTH BARTLETT DIivri. Saturday on Order, of tl or More HOLLOWAY'S Are You Planning a Picnic or Party? Be Wise Buy Wise and Economise at Holloway's Reliable Grocery Youll find everything you need at Hollo, way'i. At almoat any occaaion where people gather to enjoy themtelvee, on. of the moil important a.pect. ei their pleaaure i the food they eat. That', why you want alway to b. ur. that the food you irv it the bett. Here you'll find prices reasonable, quality high, and BUY WAR BONDS and STAMPS Free Delivery Service Just Dial 2126 Prem, 100 pork. Serve hot or cold can 35 Cookies, fresh Chocolate Eclairs lb. 25 Pickles, Treasure jar 15 Crackers, Loose-Wiles Soda 2-lb. box 33 Miracle Whip, Kraft's quart jar 43 Fruit Cocktail, Del Monte. ...... .lg. glass jar 29 rVWMVWVvwwVMi ATTENTION Sugar Consumers! War RittoA Sump will not be good for the purchiw of igir after July 2S. Don't let your expire! " T Buy mnittry rtfimtry uitA n SUGAR Nom rlJRICANE . Royal Club Grapefruit Fancy Florida No. 2 can 2 for 29c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Large 46-ounce can..............29 GRAPE JUICE Tee Garden Concord Quart bottle . .39c Formay Shortening, pure veg 3-lb. can 73 Certo Free Deal 3 bottles 49c Ravioli, large 16-ounce can 2 for 25 Corn, fancy whole kernel No. 2 can 2 for 25? Prunes, Del Monte dry package 27 Kellogg's Variety Package Cereals 25t? Dog Food, Red Heart dry .2 pkg. 25 Gro-Pup, Kellogg's Dog Food ,.Ig. pkg. 27 Purex Bleach Y2 gallon 29f KAVOlia Gran. Soap giant pkg. 63 UUlCllC Bar Soap 4 for 17t Calumet Baking Powder.... Ib. can 19 Swans Down Cake Flour pkg. 27t Flour, Crown Kitchen Queen 49-lb. $1.89 For Less Waste Better Taste Buy Holloway's Produce Local Squash Zucchini or Yellow 3 lb. 25) Fancy Kentucky Wonder Green Beans t 2 lb. 19. Giant Avocados, ripe .2 for 23 Large solid heads of Lettuce 2 for 19. Sunkist Lemons, 360 size dozen 23. Produce Price for Saturday Only SATURDAY DELIVERY SCHEDULE Order In before 8:45 leave on th. t o'clock delivery. Order between 8:45 and 10 leave on th. 10 o'clock delivery. Order between 10 and 2 leav. on th. 2 o'clock delivery. Order btw..n 2 and 4 leav. on th 4 o'clock delivery. DELIVERY ON ALL OTHER DAYSi On. d.liv.ry In th. morning If In bafor. o'clock On. d.liv.ry in th. afternoon If In bafor. 2 o'clock. Only OWE DELIVERY to any on. peraon In a (Ingle DAY. CITY MEAT MARKET 112 N. Central Dial 2345 !r. Best Meats Free Delivery Only ONE DELIVERY to any one perton in SINGLE DAY NOT 1941 MUTTON SHOULDER ROAST 1942 Spring LAf.lB MUTTON Lb. 25 BREAST Ib. 121 2 c Pure Home Rendered e LARD 2 Ib. 2)2)