MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1942.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and
Returns Here Mri. Dolph
thipps has returned to her
home at Eagle Point after spend
ing the past three weeks in
Portland where she underwent
an operation at St. Vincent's
hospital. She Is recovering sat
isfactorily. Car Struck Harold Charles
of 432 North Holly street re
ported to city police yesterday
that an unidentified automobile
struck his car sometime early
Sunday morning while it was
parked at the above address.
The fenders were badly dam
aged, he reported.
To Leave Lieut, and Mrs. C.
ftN. Stlger and their small son
plan to leave here tomorrow by
plane for Seattle after spending
10 days visiting Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Banning, 304 South Peach
street. Lieutenant Stiger is sta
tioned at Fort Lawton, Seattle.
The Stiger's are former Medford
residents.
Completes Training Donald
Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. Wright of Perrydale has
recently completed his training
at the Belville, Rhode Island
motor boat torpedo school and
is now working as a petty of
ficer, third class in the pay
master office of the Brooklyn
navy yards prior to his assign
ment. Forfeit Bail Lyman Willard
Rubedaux. Alvln McGiven and
Stephen Wright each forfeited
$10 bail in the city police court
today on a charge of being
drunk in a public place. Erwin
G. Blaylock, James H. Mansell
and Arthur C. Nolan each for
feited $10 bail Saturday on a
similar charge. G. E. Brazill
paid a $10 fine on the same
charge.
Tire Impaction Tire Inspec
tors working under the Medford
rationing board are asked to
attend a meeting to be held
Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. in the
council chamber of the city hall.
Hobart Price, executive secre
tary of the county rationing
board, urged today that all
members be in attendance as
latest rulings of the national
rationing authorities will be
discussed,
To Show Pictures Dr. and
Mrs. E. C. Stahl of San Fran
cisco, who recently completed
y.a trip around the world, will
"a show colored pictures of Aus
tralia and the Solomon Islands
tonight at 8 o'clock in the Elks
basement, 202 North Central
avenue. The public is invited.
Dr. and Mrs. Stahl are house
guests of Mrs. Simon of Gold
Hill.
e
Local Visitors Visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
Gilstrap, 35 Geneva street, are
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Eberhart
of Seattle, Wash., and Mrs. Ed
ward Walker and son, Robert,
of Eugene. Mrs. Eberhart and
Mrs. Walker are daughters of
the Gilstraps. Mr. Eberhart is
head of United Press in Seattle.
Mrs. Philip Gilstrap and son
Philip, of Salem, Ore., arrived
with the party and are visiting
at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. HI D. Powell.
Returns Home A. J. Ander
fc?on has returned to his home at
'822 East Ninth street after his
first trip to his home town,
Litchfield, Minn., in 40 years.
He visited his old schoolmates,
old schoolhouse and reports that
the town has doubled in popu
lation. The editor of the city
newspaper 40 years ago is still
publishing the same paper and
he also visited the photography
shop where he served his ap
prenticeship. In Minneapolis
Anderson was a guest of his
brother, A. E. Anderson, and
en route west stopped at Kansas
City, Salt Lake City, Los An
geles and San Francisco. He
said that crops throughout the
states seemed poor and that the
corn appeared to be best in
Missouri.
DR. A. R. HEDGES
Chiropractic A Naturopathic
Phone 1170 IIS E. Main SI
Phone 3170 128 E. Main St
SACCRO-IL1AC PAINS
A sacroiliac injury often pro
duces intense pain. You feel all
right. Then you have a slip, a
strain, or a fall and the pain
strikes suddenly. The bones of
the lower back and pelvis slip
and irritate delicate nerves.
Often other delicate tissues are
injured. Movement becomes
painful and often difficult. Nor
mal nerve function which re
lieves irritation and creates ease
of movement, can be attained by
gentle structural adjustment.
The nerve balance Is restored,
strain is removed, the tissues if
Injured heal, the pain is gone,
and vou are soon well again.
PFRSONAL
In Portland Miss Merle Dawes
of 60 Ross Court is spending
several days in Portland. She
is employed in the office of the
city school superintendent
At Came Sam Jordan of
Ashland was among out-of-town
residents attending the Med-ford-Grants
Pass baseball game
at the fairgrounds park Sunday
afternoon.
To Bay CityJack Swem of
Swem's Gift shop left last eve
ning for San Francisco to attend
the gift show where he will pur
chase stock for his store. He
plans to return to Medford Sat
urday morning.
e i e
Visits Mother Lieut. Lester
Shepherd of Victorville, Cal.,
spent the weekend here with
his mother, Mrs. Alice Shepherd
of 606 Clark street. He arrived
here by plane. He is stationed
at Victorville.
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Slight Collision Paul Stall
macker of Albany, Ore., and
Charles . Maspellell of Eagle
Point were operators of vehicles
which collided at the Intersec
tion of Main street and River
side avenue Sunday at 12:15
a. m., according to a report on
file. Stellmacker was driving
a passenger car and Maspellell
a truck. Marvin L. Stevens of
Route 2, and Frank Fanger of
Star Route, box 57, both operat
ing passenger cars, collided at
West Main street and Columbus
avenue intersection Sunday at
8 p. m., a report on file stated.
Attorney to Collect
Walbert Insurance Is
Authorized by Court
A petition on order author
izing retention of an attorney
for the collection of two Insur
ance policies for $1000 each, as
sets of the estate of C. E. Wal
bert and vife, local couple who
disappeared in November 1940,
while on an airplane trip to
Portland, has been filed In cir
cuit court by O. B. Waddell, ad
ministratrix of the estate.
The two insurance policies Is
sued by the Oregon Mutual, and
the Maccabees in 1934, have
been denied payment by the In
surance concerns, the petition
sets forth. Mrs. Walbert Is
named as beneficiary of both.
The Walberts left here in
Cub plane, with bad weather
prevailing. No trace has ever
been found of them or the plane.
Many reports were received
from residents of the Prospect
and Umpqua Divide areas, of
hearing a plane, presumed 4o be
the Walberts. Extensive aerial
searches were made, and a re
ward for finding of the plane
and the Walberts was offered
by the Medford Flying club of
which they were members.
ClPlSPlL
SEEKSWORKERS
Male and female mess attend
ants are needed for hospital
service at Camp White, and all
persons interested are asked to
contact the appointing officer at
the Medford armory August 15.
for and after interviews, it was
announced today by the civil
service representative for the
11th civil service district.
Basic pay rate for the hospital
mess attendants, who will be ap
pointed for indefinite war serv
ice, will be $110 a month. At
tendants will come under civil
service regulations as to hours
and leave.
DIVIDEND
Paducah, Ky., Aug. 10 WV
E. N. Smith, tourist camp oper
ator, found crumbs on the lawn
almost as good as bread on the
water. He had been feeding
crumbs to a certain robin dally.
he reported, and one day the
robin showed up at Smith s back
door with a dollar bill in its
beak, dropped the bill and flut
tered off again.
' Upper Montclair, N. J., Aug.
10 P) Milton Theodore
i Thompson, 72, electrical and
civil engineer who participated
In construction of some of the
world's largest dams, died yes
: terday of a cerebral hemorrhage.
FORBES, to Mr. and Mrs. S.
L., 211 North Columbus avenue,
a girl. 7 lbs., at Sacred Heart
hospital August 7.
ROBERTS, to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles E., Jacksonville, a boy,
6 pounds, at Sacred Heart hos
pital August 9.
BAKER, to Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Butte Falls, a boy, 8 pounds, at
Sacred Heart hospital August
10.
JONES, to Mr. and Mrs.
James, Central Point, a girl. 7
pounds, at Sacred Heart hos
pital August 10.
ROBERTS, to Mr. and Mrs
David. Central Point, a boy, 7
' pounds, at Sacred Heart taos
ipiial August 10.
Births
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STATUTE MILES
German drives (striped wedges) developed into pincers moves against Stalingrad (1) and the
upper Caucasus area below Rostov (2). "Claws" on map mark apparent objectives of Nasi
thrusts. Russians said fronts were stabilised at Kletskaya and Kushchevka. but Germans
claimed capture of Tikhoretsk.
line below Voroshilovsk.
LIVESTOCK
Portland
Portland. Ore., Aug. 10 (ft (U8
Dept Agr) Cattle 8.000: earn 350:
most duM steady, common to med
ium (raw 'tears alow, many unsold
with bids fully 25 lower, vealers
weak: load experimentally fed steers
14. SO, new high; load good commer
cially fed 14.00: common grasee
downward to 8.50: load (rasa fat heif
ers 13.50. moat grassy beef heifers
10.50-11 .60. common dairy type heif
ers 10.30-11 .50, common dairy type
heltera down to 8.00: canner and cut
ter cows 5 50-7.35, fat dairy type to
7.7S, medium to good beef eowa 8 35
s.75. good young cows up to 10.00
and 1035; medium to good bulls
940-11.00. odd head 1135; good to
choice vealers 14 00-15 00. few 15.50.
Hoes 9.100; market 35-50 higher,
carloads up most; good to choice
drlvelns 175-315 lbs largely 15.35.
few 15 00; light llhU 14 35-75: good
sows 335-000 Iba 18.00-75: good to
choice feeder pigs 15.00-16.35, few 40
lbs 17.00.
Sheep 3.800: market about steady
with last week's low cloee: good to
common down to 8.00: few feeder
lambs 0 35-50; medium yearlings
8.00: good ewes 4 00. odd head 4 AO.
eommon grades down to 335.
South San Francisco
South San Francisco. Aug. 10 P
f vri-A,it Market News) Cattle
700: steady to strong: fed steers ab
sent, quoted 18.50; four loads light
short-fed steers 13.00-80; load medium
830 lb heifers 10.35; most rat range
cowa 8.00-60: aged eowa 8 00-60:
dairy cow top 7.75: canner and cut
ters acarce. 5.50-6.50; bulla largely
8 50-10 00. calves 100. fully steady:
choice yealera quoted 13 50; load good
2S7 lb cm Ives 1300.
Hogs 800: around steady; one load
good Its lb Ore eons 15.80, extreme
top: packages 185-335 lb good bar-
,i. is SO- three loads
choice 370 lb 15.15; odd good sows
13.00.
Sheep 4.800. Slow, hardly estab
llshed: early bids 113' lower: two
decka good 77 lb shorn lamba 1835.
about 50 per cent feeder lambs of
fered; ewes quoted 4-50-5.50, firm.
Chicago
Chicago. Aug. 10 Ft (tra Dept
Agr) Hoes 17.000: fairly settee:
weights 340 lba and down steady to
strong; heavier weights 10 higher;
good and choice 180-340 lbs 14.75
15 00: top 15 00.
Sheer 13 000: most early satea good
and choice offerings 14 50-15.00: low.
er grades ususlly 1400 down: early
sales yearllnge 10.75-1300: good
slaughter ewes 5.00-635.
Cattle 18.000, ealres 1.000: fed
heifers about eteadt and little change
In eowa and bulls: yealera steady at
13.50; meet fed ateers 18.75-15.50; top
1835 paid for choice Colorado's scal
ing about 1375 lbs. Bet yearlings
15.35; heifer yearlings 15.15. A new
high on crop: practical top weighty
sausage bulls 11.50: cutter cows 835
down: most fat offerings 50-11.00.
Portland Produce
Portland. Ore- Aug. 10 The
following are the prices retailers pay
wholesalers, except where otherwise
noted;
Butter Print. A trade 4c In
parchment wrappers. 47c In carton:
B grade 45e In parchment wrapper.
45c In cartons.
Butterfat first quality, maximum
of 8 of I per cent acidity delivered
in Portland.. 45-45,e lb; premium
quality (maximum II I per cent
aeldltyi. 46' 47e lb; ralley routes
and country points 3c leas than first,
or 43', e lb; second quality at Port
land Je under first, or 43-431, lb
Cheese selling prices to Portland
retailers: Tillamook triplet. 88'4 H:
loaf 34 'b- rOB. Tillamook.
ttn to producers: A Uiw. 8e:
B tare 84r; A medium 4e; B med
ium, lie down reseala to retailers
4c higher for eeaes; cartons te higher.
Lire poultry buying prtres: He. 1
grade leshorn broilers I1, to I'i lbs.
33c- orer l' lba. 33e: colored fryers
under 3'4 lb. 3Se: 3', to 4 lbs.
JV: colored hen. 3C; colored mast
ers, orer 4 lbs. 38e; leghorn hens
....a., ait im lrr Hi lba. 90e: Bo. 9
grade hen 6e lew; Ko. grade loo
lees: roosters, toe id.
Dreeeed turkey selling price : Pew
crop, SVSSe. lb.
Rarhlts average country killed.
38-300 lb.
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sTWKHTiKAviV .
s V-C5V C . 'GROZNY BP-'
on the upper Caucasus rail
Onion green. 75c doe. bunches;
Wall Walla-Yakima 80c; 81 per 50-ib.
bag.
Potatoes, new Yakima, 3.80-8.85
cental; local, 83 cental.
Country meat selling price to re
tailer: country-killed hogs, beet butch
ers. 138 to 148 lba, nominal: yealera,
fancy 33o lb, good heavy. 18-lsc lb,
rough heavy, ISO lb: canner cowa,
13H-13C lm: cutter. 18-I4c lb: bulla.
16H-170 lb: spring lambs, 30-330 lb;
yearling lambs, good, 18c lb; do
heavy. 13-15c lb; ewea. 7-So lb.
Wool 1943 contract. Oregon
ranch, nominal, 84-870 lb; eroaabreds
40-43C lb.
Portland Wheat
Wheat: Open High Low Close
Sept. .83H 83V 83t4. 3H
Deo. BH 864 86V, 86V,
Cash grain: oats Ko. 3-S8 lb. Whit
37.00: barley No. 3 45 lb. B. W. 33.00
Kb 1 flax 3 48.
Caiih wheat (bid): Soft white 1.08:
Soft white excluding Rex 1084:
White club 109: Western red 1.08V4.
Hard red winter: ordinary 97: 10
per cent 103 4: 11 per cent 1.0S,:
13 per cent 1.08 "4.
Hard white Baart: 10 per cent 1.18;
11 per cent .17; 13 per cent 131.
Today car receipt: wheat 90;
barley 34: flour 7; com 1; oat 1:
hay 3; mlllfeed 10.
Chicago Wheat
Wheat: Open Hlt.h Low Close
Sept. .1.17H 1.17H 1.184 1.17
Dec. 130 130H 1.19H t.30
May 13414 134 133 134
Wall St. Report
New York, Aug. 10 A)
Skeptics still were plentiful in
today's stock market but there
was enough confidence In the
underlying trend to keep prices
fairly well balanced.
Transfers of around 200,000
shares were among the smallest
in two years.
Today's dosing prices for 34 select
ed stock follow:
Al. Chetn. 8t Dye unqtd
Am, Can
84
J17
A. T. Js T.
Anaconda ..
35l
Ateh. T. 8. P. .
Bendlx Avla.
Beth. Steel
Caterpillar Tract.
Chrysler .
urtlss-Wright
Dmiglaa Acft.
DuPont
. 41
. 81
. 83
. 35
. 81
- 8
. 58
. 113
. 38
..unqtd
. 37
47
Oen. tnee.
Oen. Poods
Oen. Mot. , ..
Int. Harvest
John-Man.
Kenneoott
Monty Ward .
No. Amer. AVn
North Amer.
Penney (J. C.) .
Penna. P. R.
Phillips Pet
Radio
Sou. Pac.
S'd. Brands
St. Oil Cal.
st. on n. t.
Trana. Amer. .
.unqtd
. 38
. 38
. 10
8
. 88
. 31
. 38
- 3
. 13
- '4
- 31
. 8
..unqtd
. 87
. 38
. 13
- 48
Union Carb.
Unit. Aircraft
United Airline
U. S. Steel
SAM BROW! ILL
Portland, Aug. 10 A Sam
Brown, the Gervals fsrmer
vrhn herims one of Oregon's
leading political figures. Is In a
critical condition in a nospiwi
here with pneumonia. Brown,
m-h ) AM waa stricken Thurs
day. He has been In 111 health
for two years.
EXTEND LUMBER FREEZE
Washington, Aug. 10 iP
The war production board today
extended Its freeze order on
construction lumber an addition
al 19 days to August 27 pend
ing completion of a new order
setting up a system of govern
ment control over toft wood
lumber distribution.
0 Mall Tribune rant ads.
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STALINGRAD i
line, and to have cut a second rail
Prospect
Prospect. Aug. 10. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Jantzer
were hosts for a lawn party
Wednesday evening. Barbeque
supper was served at 7 p. m.,
after which cards and croquet
were played. Enjoying the af
fair were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Fairchlld, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Clemens, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Jantzer, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Kelley. David Vestal.
Dorothy Fairchlld. Dorothv
Clemens and Mr. and Mrs. Jant
zer.
A Plret Aid station has been estab
lished st Orleve'a resort, with Reston
Orteve a chief first alder. They re
ceived their supplies Tuesday eve
ning, and Mr. Grieve waa called to
the truck accident that proved fatal
to Jack Orr. Wednesday evening.
Pour other local people who have
their Red Cross Plrst Al'l cards, as
sisted, and were praised by the at
tending physician for the capable way
that It waa handled. Mr. Grieve ac
companied the Injured man In the
ambulance to the hospital, nd waa
with him when he passed away.
Mlse Naomi Snook I guest at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Vernon
Powler, at Medford.
Word wa received here that Ceford
Oaroutte, former Prospect resident,
underwent a aerloua hea! operation
at the Mercy hospital In Roseburg.
Wednesday and la getting along aa
well aa can be expected. He waa In
jured while employed at Sutherlln.
August. He la the aon-ln-law of Mr.
and Mrs. Olenn Palrchlld, So.
Pf C. Sari Bahr, gunner In the
U. S. Air Corps, returned to Mlnter
Pleld. st Chlco, Calif., Friday, after
couple days visit with his father.
Otto Bahr. and brother Arnold, st
Jsntrer Village-
Lake Creek
Lake Creek, Aug. 10. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mrs. Lyla Hoefft of
Phoenix spent the week-end
here with Mr. Hoefft's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hoefft. Lyle
left Monday for Fort Lewis to
be inducted into the army.
Mrs. O. R, Moor visited old neigh
bor on the creek over the week end.
She was a guest Saturday of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Lilly also Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Farlow. Sunday Mrs. Moore
and Mrs. Arthur Burrell visited Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Ortasom. She lo
visited at the Ernest Hostutler end
Tonn h otr.es.
Mr. Margaret Nulabaum returned
Saturday from visit with her daugh
ter Mr. Don Nicholson In Portland.
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Mate, at 1:44 soc-ifto-lle Inc. las
Eve. 8:48-8 SOc-lSc-lls Inc. tas
Now! Thru Th
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FOR LAUGHING
PURPOSES ONLY!
Capacity crowds
say it's the
funniest yetl
F0Ns)A
lyaa
B A R I
EUY WAR BONOS
DAY and NIGHT
n
Romantic Role
L ly
It's fun to the finish In "Her
Cardboard Lover", starring
Norma Shearer opposite Robert
Taylor at the Craterlan Theatre
now through tomorrow night.
On Rialto Bill
Capacity crowds are seeing
"The Magnificent Dope', which
plays at the Rialto Theatre
through Thursday night with
Don Ameche, Henry Fonda and
Lynn Bar! in starring roles.
In "Fun Fracjis"
Leo Gorcey stars with Huntz
Hall, Gabriel Drill, Bobby Jor
dan and the othsr "Dead End"
Kids in thejr new st fun fracus,
"Lets G'et Tough, which plays
at the Holly Theatre through to
morrow night as the companion
action feature with "Meet the
Stewarts".
SISTER'S DEATH
Yreka. Calif., Aug. 10 W
A 12-year-old boy, Vincent Mo
Neal, was held In the Juvenile
detention home today after a
coroner's Jury ruled that he
struck his 3-year-old half-sister
' with homicidal intent' and then
looked on while she drowned In
the Salmon river.
The victim was Madeline An
nabelle Orcutt.
Coroner Jess Treadway said
Vincent and his four half-sisters,
all under 7 years of age, were
wading in the river near their
home at Somes bar. In the
mountain wilderness 80 miles
west of Yreka, when the drown
ing occurred.
All of the children lived with
Vincent's mother and step
father, Mr. and Mrs. Elman Or
cutt. Too Late to Classify
FOR RALE Cl true tractor In good
condition. Phona 6333.
WANTED Ht carti buyer for two
or three bedroom hou, close in. H.
O. Wllion. Phono 4044.
WANTED Baby crib. Phone 0333.
OCEAN Caught canning Salmon.
Holly PUh Market. 125 Eaat 8th.
p-n imii y, nissnif
Nights Only 8:4.1-0:0818 Inc. tas.
Kiddles tie Inc. tax
Ends Tonitel
Barbara Stanwyck
"You Belong to Me"
Plus "Nine Lives
Are Not Enough"
Tomorrow Nite 3 Niteal
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FOR SALE Or trad for pickup In
ternational 3 ton truck. Good
mechanical condition, good urea.
Inquire st City Transfer or Phona
4604.
FOR SALE Studio couch. 815: pair
cowboy boot, as. 135 Willamette.
UPRIGHT mahogany piano, good
condition. ISO. WIS Baling Ave.
FOR SALE Oood 5 -year old Jersey
cow, milking 8 gallon. 1315 Sellcg
Ave.
$3209
Pully Pumiahed Near School
6 large rooms, g?nric porch, hard
wood iloora, fireplace, nloely fur
nished, garage ana woocbhed, lawn
and ahade trees. Priced only 13200.
Also
$2250
Fully Purntshed
8-room modern honw, pink of con
dition, servlc porch, garace and
wooclshed. lota ot shade, prtoe only
2250.
Also
$5500
Modern Home
18 acres. Boas Lane, good soil. barn.
woodshed, preaeume pump, out ot
town owner. A (lne place. Easy
terms.
Also
Excellent 10 acre tract on Stewart
avenue, all level and Irrigated will
exchange for Medford home.
MARX A. OOI.DY
Phone 8308. 108 Eaat Main
Evening 9417, Mr. Bee be.
WANTED Man or woman to uncap
honev for extractor and other
apiary work. Stewart A plane. 338
Plum St.
rem SALE 18-ft. trailer house.
8300 cash, also studio couch, com
bination radio and 3-18 and 8-17
Inner tube. 131 Willamette.
FOR SALE One tractor tire,
10.00x36. Phone aiss.
alia
8.000 FEET of dry ix41. 1131 No.
Riverside. Pnone xeee.
WANTED Room and board In reli
able home, for Senior high school
girl. Will aaalst with care of chil
dren. Box 1B03. Tribune.
LONO DISTANCE MOVINO Wash.
Ore., Calif. Local moving and stor
age. EADS TRANSFER. Dial 3838.
FOR SALE 8 good milk cowa, 8 cal
ves, acroaa road from Lone pine
school. L. A. Shaw, Rt. 4. Box 70.
FOR SALE Red Duroe boar. Tlce. So.
Peach.
DAILT can keep your automobile
body In tip top shape. Dally Auto
Painting and Body Shop. 38 Bo.
Bartlett.
WANTED CarUker and warehouse
man. prefer mlddl aged man. Box
981, Tribune.
FOR SALE 11 ton choice second
cutler auaiia. io.uu per wn "
stack. Ph. 8388.
SERVICE man want transportation
to Vallajo Thursday morning. 810
Portland Ave. Phone 4331.
FOR RENT 4 and S-room modern
house. Lloyd Smith, Opposite How
ard school on old Hwy,
CHAMPION peaches, (Olden aweet-
corn. extra choice tomatoes. 8V4
mile 80. Medford. Ph. 6486.
WHAT A BUY e-room house. One
of the finest In Medford. Basement,
3 bo Lb rooms, hsrdwood floor, fire
place, 3 screened In porchee, front
porch. Hot water heat, lovely yard,
plenty of shade, double garage. Sac
rifice. 88.600. 86.000 down, balance
monthly payment. Must see home
to appreciate It for appointment
see Dad Robert. 730 W. and.
FOR BALK Red fryers. Phone 8807.
GROWERS MARKET Botsenberrles,
extra large, fancy, 60 crates today
only, 81.39 crate, slicing tomatoes.
4 lb for 36e: 3Vi mile Bo. Med
ford. Ph. 8488.
FOR SALE 3 Jersey cows. Ph. 8463.
Jesse M. Mlnear.
PHOTOS 3 for 15c
Complete Line Novelty
Jewelry Engraving FREE
Camp White Bus Terminal
Open Evenings, Sundays
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Ends Tomorrow Nltel
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FOR RENT 160 acre alfalfa and
grain ranch. Inquire 136 Vancou
ver Ave.
FURNISHED CABINS, 87. per week:
t block from Bog "T", on Old
Pacific Highway. Route 3. Box 88-C.
WANTED Sheep feeder and fat
lambs. Write Box 1133 Tribune.
FOR QUICK SALE Conn-comet for
818. 408 Edward St.
WANTED By local permanent rent
er: bouse. 411 Newtown St.
FOR SALE Washing machine In
good running condition for 830.
830 S. Fir.
FOR SALE Prevure cooker, etectrto
waffle Iron, toaster, tnahoganv cab
inet Vlctrola. Phone 4651 evenings.
816 West 10th.
FOR RENT 3-roora cabin, furnish
ed or unfurnished. 4 mile so. of 4
corners on Midway Rd. Rt. 8 Box
38. L. H. Morris.
FOR SALE 16 acre, new 6-room
modern house, lawn and ahad. 3
good wells, electric, pump, family
orchard, 3-room cabin, barn, gar
age and chicken house, 42500 4
mile So. of 4 Corners on Midway
Rd. Rt. 8. Box 88. L. H. Mor.-la.
OOOD JERSEY milk cow for sale.
See Olenn Hoist. Table Rock.
CABIN 14x16, 875; also rurattura.
Jackson Co. Trailer Camp. R.
Bmhrt.
BLEEPING room for rent for two.
80 Roue Ave.
FOR RENT 3 or 4-rooro pt. Sun
aud sleeping porches upstairs In my
home. Separate entrance. Adult
preferred. Small babies welcome or
the whole 8 room house. Oak floors,
laundry, basement, large trees,
nicely furnished. 3. 8 or 4-room apt.
next door, partly furnished. Malm
gren. Phoenix.
WANTED Man and wife for resort
work t Diamond Lake, Oood wage
Phone 6893. Medford.
FOR SALE Large bookcase, carved
oak. Can be used for many pur
pose. Center section ha rounded
full length glass door. 8 ft. very
Interesting. Come nd see It. Also
gaa heater. S10. gasoline pump,
610, oil drum with pump. 4 In.
Iron piping and larger. Various
other article. Malmgren, Phoenix.
FOR SALE 8 Jersey cows to freshen
soon. Inquire H. A. DeBurfue.
Central Point.
TWIN BED Mattresses for eaie. Phone
4S93.
FOR SALE Potatoes, 14c, up. 1V
ml. N. w. Central Point, P. D.
Lofland.
TENANT
WANTED
STORE BUILDING and
paved parking lot at North
east corner 6th and Bart
lett St., will be available
(or occupancy October first
Communicate with
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P.O.Box 152,
Medford
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