MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1941
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tLOCAL and PERSONAL 1 1
Craw To Start The packing
crew of the SOS plant hai been
asked to report for work at 8
a. m. Tuesday.
Reckless Driving Claire
Charles Franey, no address list
ed, was fined $23 in city police
court Saturday for reckless driv
ing on West Main street.
Camera StoUn Fred Einkepp
of 607 Catherine street, reported
to city police that his camera
was stolen from his coat pocket
sometime over the week-end.
Tonsils Removed Marlene
Rosenbaum of Route 3, box 19,
Medford, had her tonsils de
moved at the Osteopathic clinic
Saturday morning.
In G1m Club Cadet John B.
Harr of Medford is a member
of the famous cadet glee club
of the San Antonio Aviation Cen
ter, San Antonio, Tex., according
to word received here from the
center.
Meet Thuriday Members of
the Women's Relief Corps will
meet Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Fred Lawrence, 1422 Euclid
avenue, rather than Wednesday
as previously announced. The
meeting at Z p. m. win nonor
the birthday of Mrs. Belle Lltt
rell, corps member.
Building.. Permits Elva
oods made application at the
city inspector's office Friday to
inclose a porch at 8 Laurel street
at the stated cost of $45. Orion
McDonald was issued a permit
to build a garage and woodshed
at 526 Front street at a stated
cost of $100.
Falls Asleep Floyd Herman
Brownlee of 410 West Clark
street reported to city police that
he fell asleep while driving on
South Riverside Saturday night
and his automobile struck a
parked coupe belonging to Ross
Cameron at 531 South Riverside
avenue. The automobile Brown
lee was driving was registered
to Rex Danner, staff sergeant at
Camp White.
Car Sidetwlped Otto Lee
Whitesides, no address nstea, re
ported to city police that his car
which was parked on Riverside
avenue Saturday evening was
sideswiped by an unidentified
M- .hl,.H 4ailA tn ainn White
(Jkides' automobile was badly
namagcu, mo ici. ,
license plate and bumper being
torn off.
Leading Salesman Mrs. E. E.
Baker, Medford reresentative oi
the Oregon Mutual Life Insur
snra mmnanv. ranks as one of
the company's ten leading sales
men for the month oi Juiy, ac
cording to word received here
fmm thp home office in Port
land. Mrs. Baker represents
here the Perry H. Walbridge
general agency.
Three Win Promotion Three
Medford men will soon receive
ratings as aviation machinist's
mates third class, according to an
announcement from the Thir
teenth Naval District. The trio
who will exchange the white
shoulder tape of the seaman, sec
ond class, for the red and white
.fating badge of the petty officer,
re: Glen F. Bailey, son of Mrs,
Margaret Brown, route 2, box
363; Leonard C. Carman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. E. Carman, route
1, box 291, and Herbert E. Gold
smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. n. C.
Goldsmith of 369-A Ross Lane.
All are former students of Med
ford high school, and enlisted in
the United States navy last Janu
ary.
IaIks
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DR. A. R. HEDGES
Chiropractic i
Phone SI TO
Naturopathic
US B. Main St
Phone 3170 128 E. Main St
YOUR HEART
Your heart is a vital organ.
It is a fateful organ. It
is on duty day and night, not
only for a while, but during your
life-time. Some have made the
statement that the heart would
never wear out if it were given
the proper care and the oppor
tunity of normal function. With
the muscular, nerve, and mental
tension under which many allow
themselves to labor, the heart Is
compelled to do its work under
an intense strain. Under this
strain it gets neither the proper
nourishment to Its cells nor suf
ficient elimination from its cel
lular structure. Abnormality in
its structure or in Its function is
sure to result. Your heart is so
delicately tuned that it often
reflexes your stale of mind. Also
other bodily conditions, by inter
Jering with the nerve impulse to
"nd of the heart may cause Its
abnormal activity. If abnormal,
restore to normal nerve function
by structural adjustment. The
question is not how does your
heart serve you. but how do you
serve your heart?
In Jill Albert Jurist
tenced to fiv
Jail Saturday In the city police
court on a charge of being
drunk.
To Baw Cltw Mr. u..
" . .. i v i man
Purucker. Mr, Tini
and daughter ni!v mnA Dk.u.
Swem. all of this city, left last
evening ror San Francisco for a
short business trip.
On Furlmmfc A(..t v..
...wvt.ig vy
United Mainllner last evening
was Corporal Abe Halfhlll. son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Halfhill
or me pacific hlehwav ,,ih
who is home on a 13-day fur-
mugn. corporal Hamuli is at
tached to the 435 air corps sta
tioned at Greenville, Miss., hav-
ing enlisted In the air corps last
December.
Stops Hr Most Rev. Fran
cis Joseph Spellman, STD., LLD,
archbishop of New York and
military vicar for the United
States passed through Medford
Sunday afternoon on the regu
lar united Airlines Mainllner to
San Francisco after spending
the week-end in Portland. He
was met at the airport by a trio
or officers from Camp White.
In Court Jeanette Sarah
Brock of Lozler Lane was fined
$10 In city police court today on
a charge of failure to give right-
of-way. She was operator of a
passenger car which collided at
the intersection of South Grape
and West 11th street Sunday
with the sedan driven by Dale
H. Franklin, 419 King street.
Both cars were slightly dam
aged.
Fined $100 Chester C. Gault,
charged with operating an auto
mobile while under the lnwlu-
ence of intoxicating liquor, was
fined $100 in city police court
today and his driver's license re
voked for a year. A 50-day Jail
sentence was suspended upon
payment of the fine. Gault s au
tomoblle struck the car regis
tered to Claude E. Bridgeman
of Pasadena, Calif., on Main
street.
.... On Vacation Miss Valeria
Whitney of Royalcrest Orchard
is enjoying a few weeks' Vaca
tion thrnuffh northern Mexico
with her friend. Miss Hildelisa
Fregoso of San Francisco. They
planned to visit friends in Los
AngeleS and San Diego and
spend a week at Hotel del Cor
onado, located on the peninsula
between San Diego Bay and the
ocean. After a short swing
through northern Mexico they
will return to their homes. Miss
Whitney is the niece of Irving
Miller of Royalcrest Orchard.
traffiOrunk
violators fined
City police court was busy
today with violators arrested
over the weekend. Several traf
fic violations and charges of
being drunk were brought be
fore Judge William Allen.
Fines of $10 were Imposed
upon Stokes W. Beech, Leo
Schindler, Nicholas Albert Oovi
man, James Calvin McBride,
Daniel W. Weeks, Wayne Stan
ley Birdsell, John Thomas Mc
Bride and Joseph Bussiere, on
charges of being drunk.
On a similar charge the fol
lowing were fined $10 or sen
tenced to five days In the city
Jail: Chris Hansen, Elmeda Ba
ran, Claude Butler, Robert Lee
McAdams, Cecil Everett coke
ley, Frank Roach, William- Phea
lan and Jess E. Keaton. Maude
Cannon, Herman Hesstewest and
Frances B. Halverson each for
feited $10 bail on a similar
rharif.
Traffic violations Included
William Davis, $3 fine for fail
ure to stop at stop light and
Mel Starnes, $2.50 for parking
on sidewalk.
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HASKINS' STORE
Leon Hasklns, owner of West
Side Pharmacy, was called to
his store on West Main street
at 5 o'clock this morning by
word that an Intruder had
gained entrance to the phar
macy. The city police were also
called to the scene to discover
that a porcupine had entered
the small ventilation slot on the
front door.
City police promptly took
charge of the uninvited guest
and reports from the police
department Indicated that the
porcupine was prooaDiy re
turned to Bear creek from
where it was thought he had
wandered.
PHOTOS 3 for 15c
Complete Line Novelty
Jewelry Engraving FREE
Camp White Bus Terminal
Open Evenings. Sundays
Marines Train for Solomon Attack
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V. 'i'.jr-i I
Saas BsM
Explodino land mines give Marines a taste for battle conditions
Pacific outpost for an assault such as they now are carrying out against Jans holding the Solomon
Islands. Boats at right are bringing a second viti of Marines aihore after a storming force estab
lished a beachhead. This picture
CALL ALERT FOR
DEFENSE TRUCKS
The transportation unit of the
civilian defense committee(heavy
division) called a practice alert
at 3:45 a. m. Sunday.
Men were Instructed to report
to the committee's headquarters
with trucks at Grants Pass, Med
ford or Ashland, depending upon
the closest point. Within thirty
minutes of the alert nine trucks
had reported to the Grants Pass
headquarters. Within one and
one-half hours from the time of
the alert, sixty-five units con
sisting of trucks and trailers,
tractors and semi-trailers and
solo trucks had reported to the
combined headquarters in
Grants Pass, Medford and Ash
land. Twelve more units report
In addition to the transporta
tion units reporting, fuel trucks,
ow cars, tire supply cars, serv
ice cars with - mechanics and
vehicles for communications re
ported to headquarters.
Although equipment was
needed for the transportation of
only 187 tons of commodities
and 50 men, this being the first
practice alert held by the com
mittee, all trucks possible to
reach were called out. This pro
cedure brought one hundred fif
teen men on the Job before 5:30
a. m. or within one and three
quarter hours, and sufficient
equipment to transport 243 tons
of commodities.
Owners of equipment who
have not registered their trucks
for use during an emergency
should do so at one at the
Jackson County Chamber of
Commerce.
CIVILIAN CARS AT
Headquarters of the 91st In
fantry Division reported today
that 45 minutes after completion
of the activation ceremonies at
Cmp White Saturday, the en
tire 91st division area was clear
ed of civilian traffic.
It was also reported that
2,700 civilian cars were parked
In the parking lots, that 4,000
civilians were taken to and
from the camp in commercial
buses, and that 900 civilians
were transported in trucks pro
vided by the army. An estimated
10.000 civilians witnessed the
impressive activation ceremonies
and demonstrations.
Two thousand civilians. It was
reported, were conducted on
tours through the camp from 8
to 10 a. m.
Utah Buys Buffaloes
Salt Lake Citv Utah (11 m
Utah now has a full-fledged herd
cf buffalo. It was purchased
from Yellowstone National park
and shinned her rMnflv Th
buffalo have been placed with
remnants of a herd which was
planted In Utah several years
ago.
Cas Mall Tribune want ads.
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TBI til IEMII Jjlll CEITtIT till
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C47T fe:" CO. ftCSA
was taken by a lighting Marine
Trail
Trail, Aug. 17 (Spl.V-Mrs.
Bell Vauson returned to her
home at Eugene Saturday after
spending a few days here at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Eva
Segessman. Mary Scgessman.
who had been visiting her aunt
in Eugene acompanled her aunt
to her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Green from Cen
tral Point visited at the Hutchinson
home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. W.. B. Morgan from
Pasadena are spending thetr vacation
at California on the Rogue. This is
the fourth year the Morgana have
spent at the resort.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hutchinson re
turned to their home In Portland
Monday attar five montha at hts
brother's home here.
Mrs. Everett Johnson. Mrs. Flor
ence Watson and Mlsa EUlne Elliott
spent Saturday tn Medford.
Mesdamea Aimer Mallery. Francis
Ash and Jennie Hutchinson visited
Mrs. Merta Bennett at the H. F.
Swingle home on Trail Creex Friday.
Mr. and Mra. G rover Howe are
spending their week'a vacation with
the J. M. Cuslek family at Stockton.
Calif. Mrs. Frances Aah accompanied
them aa far as Project City where
she will visit her eon Wayne. -
Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Emma Oiuh-
man are assisting Mlsa Wanda Hows
In the poetofflce and store during
their absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Saddler and son
from Medford were dinner guest at
the Ralph Watson home Tuesday.
Rogue River
Rogue River, Aug. 17 (Spl.)
.A mlcr11anenua shower was
given Tuesday at the club rooms
for Mrs. Earl Strahan wnose
home recently burned. Many
useful gifts were received by
Strahan. Ladies of the
c Improvement Club were
hostesses.
Kent Clark who received an in
jured knee while at work on the
ntt.. BiiBt onntrnl Is able to be
home and la around on orutches.
Miss Barbara Lee Scott Who naa
spent 6 weeks visiting her grand
mother. Mra. Jim Whipple, and other
relatives left for her home at Marah
field Friday, word comes from her
father. Richard Scott, of hie safe
arrival at Kodlak. Alaska, where he
la emploved at the naval air station.
Mra. Ethel Carlyle Is having a
new roof put on her house on Cedar
Street.
Mrs. Olenn Bourse spent a few
day at home last week. Mr. Nourae
Nights only s:4S-:o sac Inc. Tax.
Hianiea ua inr. -
Tomorrow Nlte 3 Nltesl
THREE GRAND STARS
TECHNICOLOR TOO!
art "s,Tsri tvi
auiYUdtbe
ISMNDS
Utmr in iiCMNicoioe e.si
Added Thrill with
OlOKGC SA.Mir.RS In
"THE GAY
FALCON"
Last Tim TonlUI
i
Plus "WE GO FA8T"
as they train at a southwest
comoat photographer.
In Gay Comedy
IfJJgHMa.TBaBPaJsssjSlalllllsTta'' "$
RayMilland and Betty Field fur
nish the witty romance In "Are
Husbands Necessary? , gay com'
edy playing through tomorrow
night at the Craterian theatre.
Patricia Morison plays the third
party.
Is at a lookout station In the Evans
Creek district.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dennis and
son Don have moved to Clatakanle
where he will be superintendent of
the school. His many friends here
wish him success In his new home.
He waa auperlntendent of Rogue
River schools for a number of years.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred O'Kelly purchased
Mrs. Dennts home here.
Dinner guests Sunday at the Ben
Clark home were Mr. and Mrs. Chae.
Willis. Earl Gibson. Mr. Avery and
Mr. Clark'a nephew ossle Clark, a
soldier of Camp White. All were from
Medford.
Mr- and Mrs. James Wiley are
spending two weeks at McCloud vis
iting their son Clinton and family.
Olrl Scouts of Rogue River with
their leader Mrs. Bessie Hoover en
Joyed Wedneaday with a plcnlo at
the Rlvervtew Auto Camp grounds
on Rog.:e Rlror.
Mrs. C. H. La Cross has returnee:
to her home on the Highway after
spending seventeen montha In Wich
ita, Kansas, where she managed a
large apartment house.
Mra. Oeonre Stanley and grand
daughter of Euwene spent a few dava
last week visiting her sister. Mra.
Walter Leaper and husband.
Mrs. Albert Mcnvaln left Wednea
day for Portland to spend a week
vlltlng relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Randleman
have moved Into their new home
on the Wards Creek road. They have
a very nice new house built from
the lumber from tn oia ap.
Mr. Leo Smith enjoyed few
daya visit reoenUy with her mother.
A I R COOLED
Nights Only Week Days Suit at :45.
4c . JSe - II Inemaing '
Ends Tomorrow Nltl
1000 Thrills with
Law AYRES
Laralna DAY
and BASIL
RATHBONE
Plus
Clcardo Corts
"Rubber Racketeer"
TOMORROW
for 4 Daysl
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Dramatic Star
The thrills and chills Laraine
Day goes through in "Fingers at
Ihi Window," which plays thru
tomorrow night at the Holly
theatre, are enough to give any
one the jitters and that's Just
what happens in the suspense
show which also stars Lew Ayres
and Basil Rathbone.
"Rubber Racketeers", a new
kind of thriller, plays as the
companion mystery feature.
Mrs. Carolyn Sothman at Redmond.
Oregon.
Members and friends of the church
of God are enjoying an old-feablon-ed
camp meeUng at the church
grounds. Many former realdenta are
camped there.
Mra. Phil Strahaa of Central Point
was a Rogue River visitor Tuesday
and attended the shower given her
mother-ln-law. Other out of town
guests were Mrs. Helen Shoemaker
and Mm. William Strahan of oold
Hill.
Sam Reed of San Francisco has
returned to his home after spending
several weta at the home of hli
nephew. Reed Carter and family.
Mr. and Mm. Walter Anderson re
turned last week from Coeur d' Alene.
Idaho, where he waa employed at
the cantonment. They report lota
of rain there.
Too Late to Classify
FOR RENT Pasture. So. Columbus
Rt. 1. Box 131.
WANTED To buy hand lift gaa
pump.. Must be In good ahape. C.
C. Chapman, ooia run.
FOR SALE T dairy cows, 9 open
Box 183. Oolf course Road. Grants
Pass.
BAB'S TRAILER PARK. Uth and
Riverside. Hot and cold showers.
Laundry, teat rooms. 93.50 week.
twin a at.: MiNirn fir room houM,
cloae in, aooo. H. O. Wllaon. 7
Chestnut. Prion 40.
LOST Small Beta Theta PI pin with
1 1 Ji.-iAf aaa Mama R H.
FrxWlck on back, pleasa ft turn to
FOR R ENT Furn lBhe4 room, kitchen
priTlleges. 7 cnesmux. mono wi,
t r a r A 9 -room modern house.
tjJ&dU basement, large shade
trees. 5 ecres Rood land, at edR o!
city limit, Irrigation, also aeveral
kwi lots, at eiou etven. n, .
Loll and. 335 South Oakdale.
n-t9 AT.Kaa (Thfivrnlat two-door.
Phone 8401 or call 171 Church Bt.
AnhUrtd.
HOP PICKING- at Clute Hop Yards
starts Monday. August vi. lauce nop
Yards, Applegate.
PLACE AVAILABLI for dumping gar
bage except decavable material
free. Close to town. Phone SIM.
POR BALE Fruit Jars, and few In
ner tubes. Also numerous small
articles. Call SU.
WANTED Umbrella tent. Box 3205
Tribune.
POR SALE Ladv's blevele. Call after
. 730 W. 14th.
POR SALE Pur bred Shropshire
burk. R. V. Beall. Beall Lane.
WANTED Tee bones. Phone 4S9Q or
write 1137 West Main.
WANTED Someone to contract my
picking and hauling. Walter Toll.
Stewart Avenue.
WANTED 3-ton truck late model
preferably with van body. Phone
31SS.
CIV1! WrPfS
Shows Today l:4S-:4S-l
r"! Ends Tomorrow Nit I
Wacky Romanco Jammod
with SPICE 1 SPARKLE!
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Buy War Bonds Dy at Nltol
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FOR RENT Fumlahed cabin.
Plum St. end W. lltb.
FOR SALE Two cows Jersey and
ouernaey. o. 8. Elcher, mile
West Hwy 99 on Beall Lane.
NOTTC KffeettTB Tuesdsy Aug. 18
we will discontinue all hot lunches
and dinners. We will feature foun
tain service, sandwiches, aalsda and
homemade pies, closed each Wed
ncsdsy. HVSOWS CONFECTIONERY
FOR SALS Registered male pointer.
3 yrs fooo nunter, aiso new w
fauge shotgun and kitchen cab
inet. Rt, 3. Box 357. Loxler Lane.
CAR OWNERS Share your ear with
neiaDDors ana inenas and put it
to work for Uncle Sam. Keep your
auto body in, good condition. Take
It to Dally Auto Pslntln and Body
Shop. 39 So. Bartlett.
MOVINO Equipment for any size
nousenotd joo. uiai uargo
insured, bads Tranarer.
FOR SALE H bed complete, 1 new
window screen, 4 used window
screens, 1 small two-sash window,
ne w, comple t with frame and
screen, 3 doors, pair gar aw doors,
trunk, radio, 3 oak rockers, 3 din
ing chairs, smoking stand. 3 tables
ft ft I s It.. 6 in. top. Alter 0:90
at 117 itorta feacn.
FOR SALE 1941 Olds convertible
coupe, clean. Can be seen at Gil'
more Station. 9th and Central.
LOST Black bulldog, short crooked
tall. Reward. Oai so. ivy.
FOR RENT Room; two beds, outside
entrance, close In, gentlemen pre
ferred, em bo. Riverside,
COOK WANTED Danny's Top Notch
uaie.
WANTED Lady clerk-messenger pre
ferably with bicycle. Apply postal
Teiegrapn ana caoie uo., 11a e.
Main.
FOR BALE Real fine Lincoln Zep
hyr eedan. Ha been averarlng the
owner 17 to J a miles per gallon on
gas. Inquire Claude Miles. Rogue
Kiver cnevro.et, sen ana earueit,
Phone 3368.
WOMAN OR OIRL Wanted for light
houaekiplriT. and care, of one
child. 809 W. Jackson or Phone
4978.
FOR SALE 1934 Ford Coach. 1036
Pont lac Coupe, also 1939 Ford
truck East Main Texaco Station,
FOR SALE 3 good Guernsey milk
cows, sea and sva. cm upton Road,
S miles No. Central Point. H. B.
Bandy.
FOR RENT Small apartment. 814
00. noil j.
FOR SALE 18-ft, trailer house,
sleeps 4; also small sleeping trailer,
342 HO. JTOnt.
FOR SALE 1038 Chevrolet Tudor
aedan, ood rubber, good condition,
See Walter Seweli after 6 p. m.
bo. Jacksonville ro. on Rosa Lane.
WANTED Furnished house or apart
ment by reliable couple. Reference.
Box 3313 Tribune.
"STARtT TOMORROW For Dyt
Breath - Taking Adventure on
Rudyard Kipling's Khyber Pass!
Back by Popular Dmnd
invinfr sjrvas wsiy
Coopar hit 1 1
rati
It Must End Tonlghtl
Gary Coopar and Jn Arthur In Frank Capra's
"MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN"
AIR-COOLED POR
Mats. Ii4 40e-2Sc lle Evs
HOSPITALITY - In the
HEART of PORTLAND
Comfort Coavealaaos CMrteey Berrle Attract fjaaas
Tht Newly Remodeled GnN
PARK AVENUE HOTEL iii.) I
23 . W. Park. Portland Jiajjjr )
sMackew katk SUA a (fja, vi'
Wltk ktk Sl.t s S4.M.
N. HOTEL CORNELIUS
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L. - 1 Baik aotek) katalsi la Ike eery SKA ft? Of
CSaV POBTLA.NO I aa tksatrea
BElt O. CRIMSON Managat
FOR BAT. C 8-room house for 6 and
3 room apartment. Modem eon
venlencea, 1 acres, fruit and nut
trees, close In 83000, terms, or
discount for cash. If sold this
week, lis Pine St. Ashland.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished duplex.
AC una, no pets. 019 No. Riverside.
8 FT. Tanned bear hide to trade for
what have you. Box 418 Tribune.
FOR SALE 8 cows milling. 46
month old calvoa, 1730 Prune St
tPI Or A ;ah beat buy In Medford.
pie&dU 4 rooms, with bath, and
steeping pore a. cm i wee. raim.
FOR SALE 3 lota, new 8-room house.
4 blocks west Shell Station la
Phoentx.
FOR SALE 83100. Newly decorated
6-room house, large yard, garden,
garage and woodshed. Close to
schools. Would accept part cash
and rest like reut. Phone 4348.
TRUCK DRIVER WANTED Prefer
man with fruit hauling experience.
F. E. 6amaon Co. Phone 3768.
WAITRESS WANTED Experience not
necessary Berrydale Restaurant.
1513 No. Riverside.
WANTED Second cook whole or part
time. Berrydaie Restaurant. 1613
No. Riverside.
WANTED The best piano 876 will
buy. Phone 3843.
84 CHEVROLET IVi ton truck dual
wheels, good tires, large stake bed.
new brakes. Champ's Oarage, 13S
East Jsckson.
WANTED Experienced setters, trim
spotters, edgemen. fallen and buck
era, green chain pullers, saw mill
and woods help of all kinds. Apply
Medford Corporation Office. No.
Riverside.
OCEAN Caught canning Salmon.
Holly Fiah Market. 136 East 8th.
FOR SALE Potatoes, lc. up. 1
ml. N. W. Central Point, P. D.
Lofland.
TENANT
WANTED
STORE BUILDINQ sad
pvd parking lot at North
ait eornar 6th and Bart
latt St., will b aallabto
for occupancy October first
Communicata with
JOHN T0ML1N
P.O.Box 152,
Medford
GARY COOPER
FRANCHOT TONE
RICHARD CROMWELL
SIR GUY STANDING
C. AUBREY SMITH
YOUR COMPORT
li4S - t:00 0c-25c-llo (All Ine. Tax)
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