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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1943 PAGE THREE EXCITING PLACE F to pour ashore despite the enemy air attacks. Numerous enemy tanks have been knocked out, but a count is impossible because of the numerous separate encoun ters. Albenella and Alta villa were evacuated after stubborn fight ing, but the enemy-held towns were blasted in yesterday's ter rific allied air bombardment. By John OUslIly Representing the Combined U. S. Press Distributed by United Press With the Fifth Army, Italy, Sept 15 U-R) A canopy of dust and smoke thrown up by battle covers the narrow allied beach 'head here. Life in this sector of American held Italy is a highly exciting af fair. Through the over-hanging pall during the day enemy fighters make dashes across the beach head, and the air soon is filled with ack-ack. At night enemy bombers raid the beaches. Flares hang In the sky, fires dot the battle line and the ground shakes from heavy firing. Civilians Hole Up , Civilian families pass nights In mountain caves. Allied planes are overhead al most constantly during the day, but enemy planes still find holes in the protective umbrella. ' And the weather is fine with warm days and cool nights. Reinforcement units continue Portland. On. Sept. IS (UP) livestock: Cattle, SO; calve. 100. Market stead,. medium grass steers, U. 10a 12.00: cutter to common heifers, 7.00a 8.00; medium hollers, tn.oosll.3s; csnner and cutter cows, S5.00 7.00; medium Deer cows, 19A0; medium bulls held around S9.00s9.S0; good to choice veslers. (13.00914.00. hoss, totsl, 400; msrket 15c lower. Good to choice 185-225-lb.. S1S.7S: J40-270-lb., 114.75 0 15-25: 160-lb., 14.55; good sows, 12.00ol3.60; feed er pigs, 114.00919.(0. sneep, suo. pet ismbs stead?, ewes weaker. Good to choice lambs, SiCaS: common to medium, 9.0O 10.50: few yearlings, 910.00; two decks good ewes. 44.25; common to medium, 42.00 When tou get home use UEXOL! fa hot weather your feet are sure to feel the effects of long hours of walk ing or standing. Use a little Hexol in a warm foot bath. ..and let those aching feet soak, You'U be pleasant' It surprised at the quick relief It gives. The fresh gentle fragrance of Hexol makes it a pleasure to use, Try Hexol today. Get it at any drug counterin economi cal tired bottles. LIVESTOCK Chicago, Sept. lft (tTP) (USDA) Hon, 11,000. FalrW active. Stead? to 10a higher. Bulk 140-360 lbs, $13.75 10.UU; flOWS, 14.00(3' Cattle. 15500: calves. 800. Tod. 19M; bulk. 13.6016.00; Heifers, bulk, 13.00916.25; cutter cows mostly 9.00 down; medium and good beet cows, Ill.35al3.00; .practical top bulls, 13.25; veslers. 13.00 down: stock cattle, 11.2514.50. bneep, 4U00. Active and strone to 25c higher. Good and choice 87-lb. Idaho spring lambs, 114.75. South San Francisco, Sept. IS (UP) (XSSuA Cattle, 15. Nominal. Load lots steers, hellers and cows absent; good heavy cows quoted $11.00 13.00; medium, $9.0010.50; canners and cutters, 6.0Ot7.60; common ouiis, so oo b. oo. calves, none. nogs, soo. Around loo lower. Bulk good 200-240-lb. barrows and gilts, 15.40; about 50 head medium to eood sows, $13.00. Sheep, 350. Lambs steadv. Good to choice quoted, $13.50 (j 13.60; ewes weak, medium to good quoted $4.50 Signing of Military Armistice Officially Ends War With Italy cy t"-""""iassBaasasws. A historic moment was this when Italy and Allied forces signed a military armistice Sept. s at advance head quarters of Allied forces to Sicily. From left, MaJ. Gen. W. B. Smith, chief of staff, A. P. Headquarters, U. a A.: signing document, Commodore R. M. Dick, Royal Navy; MaJ. Gen. Lowell W. Rooks, U. S. A.; Captain De Haan, Brigadier Strong's aide; General G. Castellano, chief of staff to General Ambroslo of Italy, who was the first to sign; Brigadier J. W. D. Strong of England. In rear Is Mr. Montenari (whose first name is unknown) . of Italy. Photo to Signal Corps Radlo-Telephota . . Belmont, Mass. ttl.R) Ask any serviceman what his favorite drug store is, and he'll direct you to Harry Levine's where a big placard reads "Free Foun tain Service for Men in Uni form." Harry got the idea from a brother in the Army. He fig ures he serves 100 chocolate frappes in addition to sodas and cokes per week on the house to servicemen. The WACs come in too. WANTED A good medium elaed fao- tory-miut trailer lor lour, uive ae scrlptlon and price. Box 3143. LOST No. 1, 2, rationing books. Return to Anna O. Bengsteln, 122 Oregon Terrace. Portland Produce Portland. Sept. 16 (UP) Apples Cra bapples, 10c lb. Pears Rood River. $3.00 3.25 box: local, 2.50 box. celery Oregon. $3.50 8.75 erate. Onions Green, 70 dozen bunches. FOR SALE Earl cabinet radio, $25 prultfs, 111 W. Main. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Sept. 16 (UP) Wheat: Open High Low ' Close Sept. ..$1.4n4 (1.48 1.47 $1.48 Dec. 1.484 1.48H 148 Hi 1.48 May 1.48 1.49 1.48 1.48 July 1.454 1.4S 1.46V4 1.45 Wall St. Report New York.Sept. 16. (U.R) Stocks pushed forward to gains ranging to more than a point in late dealings today after the list had moved uncertainly in quiet trading. Selected high priced shares had advances ranging to 12 points. ' Rails turned strong after a statement by a spokesman for railway labor that the unions were hopeful some basis of set tlement can be developed in the current wage dispute. Today's closing pricei on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Tel 1S5V Anaconda .v 25 Chrysler 82 Curtiss Wright General Electric General Motors Montgomery Ward Penn. R. R .. Phillips Petroleum J. C. Penney .. Radio Southern Pacific Standard Oil Cal. . Texas Gulf Sulphur Transamerica United Aircrafts U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel 7 38H 52 49 27V4 48V4 !)8b 10 . 26 58 3614 8 ... 31 . 444 52 MEANEST WOMAN Columbus, S. C. (U.R) Every body knows about the meanest man in the world here s a can didate for the meanest woman, An enraged, 47-year-old wife sought revenge by slashing hub by's automobile tires and smash ing his alarm clock. Let's dose in for the KILL 0 ucatii noun ctadc mo MedforrJ Center Building g) Phone 3551 Closing time for Sunday Too Late to Classify. 6.30 Saturday afternoon Please remember. Too Late To Classify FOR SALE 80 seres Bear Creek bottom. Mod- era fl-rm. house, large barn. Price $7500. Also One acre Irrigated, 5-rm. house, shade, hot and cold water, very close In. $1800. We have a beautiful summer home, 20 minutes from Medford, for $5500. See A. T. FLOWERS, 12th St. near Front. FOR SALE .32-40 rifle, one box shell b. Downey, Brown Club. GOOD USED CARS 1041 Ford super de luxe sedan. 1939 Dodge sedan. 1934 Chevrolet sedan. 1933 Pontine sedan. 1933 DeSoto sedan. - i 1940. '41, '42 Pontlae radios. A. Z. "TUBBY" DEAN, Your Ponttao Dealer, -Richfield Station, 6th and Grape. Bade the Attack Buy War Bonds. HAVE J22 L. R. shells for sale or trade. Want few J30 Rem. 608 S. Rlv, FOR SALE Home and Income prop erty, weat side, close in. Fur nished or uniurnisned. pu. aasi, LOST Wednesday, gold bracelet, woven with name "Florence. Ph. 3166 or return to Tribune. FOR RENT Modern 8 -room furnished house. No children over a year old. Call 6124. NEED a car. Wilt pay cash. Call at Eagle Point Uarago alter p. m all day Sunday, GUERNSEY cow and heifer o mo. old. Rt. 1, Box 440, Coleman Creek road, pnone 0077. FOR SALE Practically new 60-pounrt ice dox, loiaing meiai army cot and pad. can oaw. PIANO Upright Shults, for sale. Ma tt ogany iinisn, good condition. 1100 cash. 615 Clark, Apt. 1,. WANT to rent apartment, duplex or I hmisa hn fin nf iVtnVuir Nn fhll.l dren. 'Mrs. J. F. McNally, 311 N. 7th St., Grants Pass. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE SPECIALS Just received a shipment of all white enamel ranges; also box heat ers, wood heaters, stove pipe and stove boards, etc See us for your stove needs. Large stock of lUKsage of all kinds zipper bags, overnight bags. Fresh stock of paints, all colors, at $1.65 per gallon; linseed oil ant1 turpentine. New shipment of davenolas, priced from $49.60 and up. Also chairs and breakfast sets, plat form rockers and all priced to savu you money. . Roofing paper, all weights; sheet ing paper. Buy now before prices advance. Hay tools for the farmer, con sisting oi nay caoie and puuey3. pitchforks, shovels, axes, wedgei and all kinds of repair handles. Work harness for the horses, both chain and all leather. Collars and pads. New lot of sleeping bags, water proofed for the camper or woods man. Comforters, canvas cots, tar paulins, tents and camp stoves. Linoleum rugs from 6x9 to 12x15 at our old popular prices. Large se lection of yardage goods to choose irom. Nails, staples and stock fencing, nam wire and oaie ties. For the carpenter: Large stock of tools; saws, nammers. squares, tapes . and rules, chisels, brace and bits, planea and flies of all kinds. Complate line of hot water tanks, laundry trays, pipe and fittings, pressure systems, irrigation pumps and pipe. For your Victory garden and lawn Hose and nozzles, valves and rabbit zencing in y and -lnch mesh, We carry a large stock of new and used pulleys, cable, blocks, belt ing nooks, peavies and cantnooxa, for the mill and woods. Another shipments of used boots and shoes, sweat shirts and work clothes. Remember, you need no PRIOR' ITY on used merchandise. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE, 37-29 North Grape. Dial 3744. FOR SALE 1 h. p. Delco motor and saw arbor. Lloyd Root, 630 Oak St. 1 Central Point. GARAGE for rent, 136 S. Holly. FOR SALE Low type wood clrculat- FRIG ID AIRE, good condition. Will ing neater tor id-in. wood, $o. oe sold at tne rnoenix Auction, Can be seen at 320 Mary. ' Saturday. FIR SAWDUST and hogfue! for bum era. Memord ruei. tbi. am. FOR SALS Sewing machine. Call ff-fl p. mH $04 a. Peacn. ATTENTION OFFICERS' WIVES OF S18T $ girls from CorvallU will trade Information on apartments and houses. Will be at The Outpost from eight till nine tonight. SUPPLY your own nitrogen. Sow veicnea I or cover crop r. & Banv son Co, TOMATOES. 3o you pick. 3o picked: prunes, ao you pica: cantaloupes, 4 and fto lb. B. E. Ford, 3 miles west on Jackson Hwy Ph. 6263. WANTED Bus boy or bus girl. Ho- FOR SALE Fine rabbits, young does witn Daoiea, and two bucks. Rt, 1, BOX lis. FOR SALE Washing machine. Ken more balloon type wringer. Champ's uarage, as n. Kivers.de, WANTED Pear pickers. Hollywood Orchard, on Jacksonville highway, and Bear Creek Orchard, on South Pacific highway. FOR RENT Furnished room with notpiate tor cooking. 833 E. Main RAISE more hay use sulphur or- qcr now, r. s. ciamson IX. FOR SALBRrmt notin tvrMnrritt ftn gal. oil barrel! and faucet, 01 1 ooutn ivy. FOR SALE 8-plece walnut dining room set, gooa condition. Ph. 6300. FOR SALS Majestic rang with coils, $10; wood heater, $2,60; one round oak table, $5; daybed, $3; toilet tank, $2.60. S. T. Shulta, 420 Vi N. Grape. BICYCLE TIRES Retire your bike before school starts. Sims Bros., Z3 N. Fir. CAKNINO beans, fresh tacked, to ft lb, oakdaia Grocery. BICYCLE SEATS Just arrived. Also chain guards. Fix that blk up for school. Sims Bros. CANNING beans, fresh picked, fto ft lb. Oakdala Grocery. BICYCLE TIRES Sims. Bros. CANNING tomatoes, field run, 3V&o; plums, 6o; Improved Elbtrta peaches, better hurry; fruit Jara, pts., qti., half-gallons and gallons. Pay Leas Market, 33S 8. Riverside. BUY your winter bay now while we still have a large supply of Klam ath hay. Roy's Feed Store, 231 N. Riverside. CANNING tomatoes, good, no culls. So a lb. Oakdale Grocery. BICYCLE TIRES No restrictions. At OPA celling prices. 61ms Bros. MAN WANTED For shop helper. Tm rages. vii oj4. FOR RENT Room to employed eoo pie. Automatic heat. Call evenings. 1407 E. Main. WANTED Experienced waitress. Per manent position. Holland Coffee) Shop. MO VI NO to all parts of Oregon, Washington, California, by padded , vans. Regular service. Beds Trans fer. Dial 2828. PUBLIC card party sponsored by Pocahontas Lodge, at Red men Hall. 4th and Apple Sts Friday night, Sept. 17, at 8 o'clock. Publlo invited. BICYCLE TIRES New stock. Qet yours now. Sims Bros. FOR RENT Desirable front apart ment, nice yard, one couple. 204 W. Jackson. MEN NEEDED IMMEDIATELY One set of bucket and falters, three men to work in sawmill, two choker setters. High wages, long hours, defense work. Transporta tion from Eagle Point available. Call Tom McGraw, 4008 Eagle Point, after 7 p. m. McQRAW & COLLINS LBR. CO. UNITED AIR LINE employee wants furnished apartment. Phone Med ford Hotel, room 407, between 6 and 7 p. m. WANTED Steady year-round job- on stock ranch witn living accommo dations for self and family. Trib une Box 3856. FOR SALE Ford truck, cabin for rent. Snowy Butte Service station. Crater Lake Highway. Jess Richard sop. Phone 6469. NOTICE Now la the time to have your house checked lor termites. pnone 3ia. GUARANTEED AUTO PAINTING Motors, trucks, etc., . . steam cleaned. BIMONIZINO MITCHELL'S PAINT SHOP, 608 S. Riverside. FOR SALE by owner, 6-acre ranch, lamuy orcnard, rest in ladlno rye grass Good soil 4-toom house, barn, outbuildings. Fenced for stock and cross-fenced. 1 ml. west of Phoe nix on Ft. Baker road. Box 320. G. C. Mayfleld, owner. Ranch priced for quick sale. NOTICE Demonstration of MacMll lan Ring-Free Motor Oil, Saturday, 10 a. m. Your favorite oil will be compared. Bee these results and you will want to use Ring-Free Bold on money-back guarantee. F. x, on in son (JO, CANNING tomatoes, good, no culls, 3o a lb. Oakdale Grocery. FOR SALE Table grapes; also Jelly and Juice grspea. Dell's Vineyard. pnone etna. FOR RENT Close-in. 3 alr-ondltloned clean sleeping rooms. Tenants to nave cnoioe of s iurnisnea apart ments as soon as redecorated. Ph. 6636 aftor 6 p. m. FIRST quality Klamath baled al- laiia nay. ucv your oraer in now while available, Roy's Feed Store, 231 N. Riverside. FOR SALE One-ton improved El- berta peacnes. pay Lie as aiarxei 233 S. Riverside. NOTICE Now Is the time to have your houses ohecked for termites. Phone 3413. NOTICE If you want your buildings ' whitewashed witn cold water paint, phone 6661. PROTECT YOUR INCOME With en, of our eompl.t, pro tection Health and Accident policial that pays you SI 00.00 par month foi Ufa when you are unable to work. Mutual Benefit Health k Accident Assn. 410 Mediord Center Building R. N. High, Dlsr. Manager Phone 4553 Medford. Ore. TRIANGLE QUICK COOKINO 100 i TOASIIO f HtrVi an entirely different Wnd of hot cereal. Trisnglc's special milling pro cets gives you the entire wheat kernel nothing is added nothing Is re moved. Toasting brings our its rich nut'like flavor. Easy to prepare. Delicious la cookie, muffins and puddings. MtMfti M- liana FOR OIL HEATERS see my stock of new pre-war heat ers. . JOB J. JONES, 433 King St. NOTICE Commercial spraying. If you have any peach trees to be sprayed for curly leaf, phone your order In ahead of time. Phone 6561, Wlthrow. FOR SALE McCormlck-Deertng elec tric cream separator, 760 lbs. capac. lty. See at Cullen Motor and Im plement Co., McCormlck-Deerlng dealer, 123 S. Riverside. Phone 3000 FOR SALE Some Cletrao and Ford son repairs. Call 3900 Cullen Motor b Implement Co., McCormlck-Deerlng dealer, 123 8. Riverside. WANTED Dinner and evening cam for 11-yr. school girl. Phone 8410, mornings. DRIVING? to San Francisco Friday afternoon. Can take two or throe to share expenses. Phone 2930 after 6 p. m. NOTICE Commercial spraying. Time now to spray, peach trees. Phone 6561, Wlthrow. FOR RENT Front completely fur nished apt. Includes everything. 6 miles from Camp White. Above the bus depot, Central Ft, Apta, 3-BPIGOT root beer barrel for sale, reasonable. Glass-containers on each side. Central Pt, Apts. No. 1. FOR SALE Columbia bicycle. Bal loon. $30. Link bedspring, 13. 304 Boardman St, MEN What about your future? With business booming this Is a good time to get established In a Raw lelgh business. A business of your own with no priorities or short ages to worry about. You need no experience and can use our capital. Write RAwlelgh'a, Dept. ORI-366-152, Oakland, Cal. PUBLIC STORAGE Store your per sonal effects with a time-tested re liable firm. F. E. Samson Co. r Our Government send larae amounts of powdered pectin to our Alliei to make energy-rich jama and jellies in those food liort nations. Help relieve your own food shortages by making all the jams and jellies you can ... For economy and perfect results, use M. 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