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LOCAL and Examination A Red Crow stall assistants' examination will be held In the Jackson county courthouse auditorium Friday irom iu a. m. until noon. ConTalescIng Mrs. Naomi Ba ker of US South Newtown street, who underwent an emer gency operation yesterday, was reported today to be In a satis factory condition. Minor Accident Clyde WUks of Route 1 and Louis Banaag of Route 4 drove cars involved In a minor mishap on South Bartlett near Main street Mon day afternoon, a report on file said today. Kellogg Returns J. Boyce Kellogg left Monday evening for Bremerton, Wash., where he is stationed with the navy. Kellogg, a first class petty of ficer, had been In Medford to spend a leave with his wife and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kellogg, all of whom reside at 1826 N. Riverside avenue. Be fore going into the navy Kel logg was employed in the Med ford postoffice. . Daugherty Her Ensign Bur ton A. Daugherty, U. S. N. R., left Medford Monday after spending a two weeks leave visiting friends and relatives here. Ensign Daugherty has been on duty In the south Pa cific for the past nine months, since he received his commis sion upon graduation from Yale in Dec, 1942. While attending Yale, Daugherty received the Medill-McCormick scholarship, and on graduation received a bachelor of science degree from the school of economics. He Is also a graduate of Medford high school, and was employed at one time by the Medford Cor poration. He Is the son of Mrs. W. L. Coombs of 704 N. Central avenue, and a brother of How ard V. Daugherty of this city. TONIGHT'S L THE GEO. A. HUNT THEATRES BUG BOND PEEMHEEE ON THE BOB HORf OPEN AT :00 . M. "REPORT from the ALEUTIANS" Actual Battle at Kitka in TECHNICOLOR ADDED STAGE SHOW 45 "SKt FUN! SCU BAND under direction S-Sgt Lis Pfe. JOE FAZIO Comedian Corp. JOE MILLS Guitarist and Singar F-Sgt. HENRY PUTNAM "Chalk Talk" Corp. ROBT CARRICK Imitations ARKY and tha BOYS Bass, Guitar and Fiddla DON SAFFORD 8'Sgt, ALL SEATS Bonds As Long As PERSONAL If CALENDAR of Miss Marian Mellln. 40 Cot tage St. Thuridsy M m Crater Lake Aerie No. 2093 and auxiliary. Frater nal Order of Eagles. K. P. hall. Initiation and dance. Friday 10:00 a. m. Red Cross staff assistants' examination, court house auditorium. 1:00 p. m. Womens Service league, St. Mark's Episcopal church, home of Mrs. C. I. Drummond, 1338 Queen Anne avenue. Those attending please bring sandwiches. 2:00 p. m. Womens Mission ary study class of Presbyterian church, at church parlors. Market To Reopen The Meat Center at 231 E. Sixth street wil reopen Friday, Oct. 29, and will be operated by Ed Horsch, who purchased the concern from the former owner, Jack Bickler, on July 17. The market has been closed since that time. Return Mrs. H. O. Youmans and two brothers, Randell and Edward Olson, returned to Med ford yesterday from Detroit Lakes, Minn., where they spent a month with their mother, Mrs. Tom Olson, who has been seri ously ill. Another brother, Oliv er Ulson, remained there. Eagles Meeting Crater Lake Aerie No. 2093 and auxiliary, Fraternal Order of Eagles, will meet In the K. P. hall at Grape and Fifth streets Thursday at 8 p. m. Initiation will be held, with a dance to conclude the evening. The worthy president, Ora Meyers, requests that all members arrive promptly at 8 o clock. SCREEN DOROTHY LAMOUR CURTAIN 7:30 I P M. AND' MASTER OF CEREMONIES ARE RESERVED Will B On Sale Thar. Ara Seats! MEDFOUD MAE To Repair A. E. EitemUler of 1102 West 10th street applied at the city building Inspector's office yesterday for a permit to repair and remodel his residence at a stated cost of 300. Robert V. Sutton of 810 King street applied for a permit to build a private garage at stated cost of 4120. Visiting Here Miss Mary Wall, who Is employed as an electricians' helper In an Ala meda, Calif., shipyard, arrived here Tuesday afternoon to spend a few days visting her mother, Mrs. A. M. Wall, McAndrews road. She was accompanied home by her sister, Mrs. Gerald Boshears, who had spent 10 days visiting her In Alameda. Mrs. Boshears' husband, Lt Gerald Boshears, was In Sacramento for a day and visited with his wife there. In Mississippi Pvt. William G. Meyers, inducted Into the army about a month ago, has been assigned to the headquar ters company of an Infantry division at Camp Van Dora, Miss., according to a letter from Meyers to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. C. Meyers. 422 Park Ave. Before going into the army Pvt. Meyers was employed in Portland and he and Mrs. Meyers made their home at 2233 N. E. 20th St. Mrs. Meyers is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Young of 815 Bennett St. Nephew Lost Word has been received in Medford by Mrs, Royal E. Bebb, S28 S. Grape St., that her nephew. Lester R, Bessell, Jr., was one of the crew aboard an American destroyer, which was sunk by mine explo sions near Salerno in the Medi terranean Sept 11. The young man was the only son of Mrs. Bebb s sister, Mrs. Lester R, Bessell of Rldgewood, N. J., and was considered an acconv plished violinist. At the time of enlisting in the navy In August, 1942, he was a student at Rens selaer college, Troy, N. Y. LIVESTOCK Portland. Sept. 39 (OT) Live stock: Cattle, ISO; oalves, SO. Demand lim ited, practically no arly aales; i Ing steady but undertone weak to lower: quality largely common and below. Few lower medium steers neld above tll3S; cannert and cutter oowa salable around S4.36it0.S0; odd common calvea, $8.00; good to oholoe vealera quotable eteady at 413.00 a 14.00. Hogs, 600. Few sales steady with Tuesday's close. Good to choice 190-3-5-lb., 814.76, but bulk of supply unsold: few sows steady. 360-700 lbs. 11.60i 12.00; good to choice feeder piga quotable sis.ooais.oo. 8hep, 760. Market slow; few calee eteaay witn lace 'rueeaay. uooa choice Spring lambs largely 313.00; few, 412.36; good feeders, stJOe) 10.00; good ewes, s4.00et.2e. South San Franoleco, Sept. 39 (UP) (USDA) cattle, 126. Slow, steady. Medium to good steers, heifers and range cows absent. Load top-medium 1100-lb. range oows, straight; load medium 1030-lb. oows, SH OO; load aged range 000-lb. cows. 310.00; lew oommon cows, 39.00) 8.50: can. ners and eutters, 36.608.00; few loads, 38.60; around dozen canner to good DUllS, SS.OOA11.UO. Calves, 10. steady. Package medium to good calves, eia.uoa 13.00. Hogs, 600. Steady. Package Oregon!, S1D.SD, extreme wo; duik sito-sim-id. barrows and gilts, 316.109 16JS; nu merous aooa oeavy sows, sis.ooa 13.75. Sheen, 1100. Undertone steady. Me dium to choice wooled Iambi aslable. 813.00 9 18.75: light ahorn Iambi. 311.00s 13.00; cult to good ewes, 33.00 9 8.35. Chicago. Sept. 29 (UP) (USDA) Livestock: Hogs, 10,000, Active, generally 10 to 36c higher. Top, 315.10; bulk good and cholo-140-860 lbs, 314.009 16.05; bulk good 800-660-lb. sows, 314.40 14.30. Cattle, 13,000: calvea, 1000. Strict ly good and choloe alaughter eteers predominating in run; active, eteady to atrong. Numerous loads, 416.00 16.76: top, 316.86. Sheep, 6000. Spring lambs snd ns tlve slaughter ewes atady. Good to cholc western springers, 418.75. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Sept. 39 (UP) Wheat: Open High Low - close Dee. .41.60S 41.61H 41.60H 81.61H May 1.S1H 1.63 1.61 1.62 July 1.48V4 1.43U 1.48 54, 1.48M Wall St. Report New York, Sept. 29 (U.R) Stocks moved irregularly In light TOHITE o AT POPULAR DREAMLAND 4 BIG HOURS OF DANCING 8 to 12 RAY'S MUSIC Popular Priest TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, trading today. Late prices were around the best of the session with some of the leading groups displaying firmness sufficient to bring small gains in the averages. Selective operat.ons continued ana some special issues and preferred stocks had wide swings. Two stock exchange member ships changed hands each at $44,- 000, a rise of $3000 over the pre vious such transaction announced on September 20. Today s closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel tt Tel 15H Anaconda 25H Chrysler 81 U 7V 38 S2't 4SU 27ft 47H 98V4 Curtiss Wright General Electric General Motors Montgomery Ward Penn R R Phillips Petroleum C Penney Radio lOVi 26 38V4 37 8V. 32 44H S3 Southern Pacific Standard Oil Cal .. Texas Gulf Sulphur Transamerica . United Alrcrafta U S Rubber , U S Steel Arrives Mrs. C. A. Helgho and daughter Nora Catherine, who left here recently lor M con, Ga., have arrived there after an eight-day automobile trip, according to word received by Mrs. Helgho s motner, Mrs. Catherine Jay of 228 South Ivy street, with .whom they had been visting for several months. Mrs. Helgho s husband, lit. u A. Helgho, is stationed at Camp Wheeler near Macon. Too Late To Classify COAL "Utah Aberdeen." direct from mine to you. Mediord ruei. 101. Sill. LOST On small alngle-handled Hand truck. Reward. Fierce Auto rreigm Lines. DAT OR MTB oare ot babies under 9 years of age. Laundry free. Dial 8343. LOST Lady's "irs on Jvlll Hwy. or Beau use. Keep money, we. Mong. Phon 4405. WANTED Rid to and from Co rval ue this week end, by 3 girls. Share, expenses, call Mr. Karatrom, 6042. MOUNT VIEW HOTEL Modern apartments and hotel rooms. 8, city limits, Ashland. Ph. 8371. SIMS BROS, cycle and repair shop wHl be cloaed Oct. S to Oct. 14. FOR RENT 3-rm. furnished apart ment. 1110 W. 10th. cau after 6 p. m. WANTED Waitress. B. 6th. Dlil Cafe, FOR SALB TO Ford coupe. Ph. 6433. FOR SALB 1 Remington "Sportsman1 13- gauge) automatic shotgun, with rub ber recoil pad. In perfect, like-new condition. Price, complete, with 200 rounus ammunition, suo. See owner, 46 S. central Ave. Nights Only Weekdays Doors Open (i4S Enda Tomorrow Night Bud ABBOTT Lou C0STELL0 la PARDON MY SARONG -Plus- STAND BY ALL NETWORKS with John Baal Florence Rica Frl. Nlte at Bat. HENRY ALDRICH EDITOR -Plus- STAGE COACH BUCKAROO Win i a a ffEYJ 1 f 1 H il 1 OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FOR KBNT 8 unfurnished rooms. LOST Black wallet containing pto- 330. Mot modem. City limit, la- turea, union oard, ticket to Albany qutra 618 E. Mala. and cash. Mrs. Conrad. Keep money. - Return wallet to Tribune. FOR SAU airl'a clothes up to SZ-JL. , .,. . jrra. Shoee. bats, dresses, on ooat. DURHAM cow with s-months-old Phona 3688. caller calf for sale. Phone 8804.. FOR BALB Upright piano, walnut ra gALS 0 tons of alfalfa and llnlah. 3133. Phon 3364. bluegraoe atrew. Good feed. Ulnar -- Ranley Bush. 82S B. Main. FOR SALB Oak dreeeer and ohlffon- , , , -, - - - - - - ler. doubl brass bed. spring and MEDFORD NURSERY SCHOOL mattress, single Iron bed and eprtng. Daily car for chUdren of work small table, riding breeches alt SO Uig mother or thos engaged In and 34, Jodhpur boots els a, for volunteer war work. Ages 3 to a. ooat sis IS. Phon 83 of. Hours 7 a. m. to a p. m. 41 Rosa "ST1"T " '" Court. Phon 3013. COAL "Utah Aberdeen," direct from M - - - - mln to you. Medford Fuel. Tel. wanted 410 ahells. Phon 4837. ill. " FOR SALE -The largest stock of field WANTED High school boy to work aeede tor fall planting to be found afternoon. Ph. Ml, Oentral Point. in this part of the sum. Monarch Seed s Fd CO. FOR SALE Ooal or wood circulating ... heater, good oondlUon. Ph. 4666. FOR SALB Oraaa and clover seeds - .....w... for fall planting. Monarch Sd A RUMMAGE sal will b given Sat- Feed Co. urday. October 3, by the victory - - .-.. elub of the o. K. 6. in Uie Masonic FOR 6ALB 10S7 Desoto, Juit over building, oorner ot Main and Hoi- hauled and new paint. 3660. Call ly. Open at 9 a. m. after lp.ii, 1031 Kerrigan. FOR SALB On heating atov and FOR SALB Trebt barley, hsavteet- H bed. Roe Lane, Bos 463. yielding winter barley. Fancy seed. - Monarch Seed Fd Co. STMS BROS, evcl and repair shop , -, will be closed Oct. S to Oct. 14. WANTED Silk finisher. Apply In - - - - - person. Modem Cleaners, 311 W. FOR SALE 15-mo.-o!d heifer, Whit- Main. I see and Guernsey. Walter Bewell, , . ., , - - Jo Jack road. FOR SALS Winter gray and Swedish - ' , black oats. Fancy reoleaned atooka. WANTED Commercial spraying. Ph. Monarch Seed At Peed Co. 0566. McOonagle. . - - .- WANTED Cook for plain cooking. WANTED An unfurnished 3-bed- No Sunday work, no night work, room house. Phon Hotel Jackson, Beat of wages. Berrydale reatau- room 403. raM, 1512 N. Rlverald. FOR SALB at bargain, hogs, fryers FOR SALB Baal-Cop, the modern and bull. 1720 prune. peach leaf-ourl spray. Leas bother ' and oheaper to us. Monarch Seed CANNINO tomatoes, field tun, 3o. it, Feed Co. Bartlett pears, apple's, plums, - - - - - squash and pumpkins. 60 lb. Pay FOR SALB Union beardless barley Less Market, 333 8. Riverside. seed. Not a beard In a bushel. Man- nn'.""- " arch Seed a Peed Co. GRAPES for sale. Mauk Plaoe, Ar- . . nold and Bellinger lanes. Bos 398. 1028 model A Ford pickup to trade - - , . on a late model coup. Severtn PEACHES Salways for canning, 4c Blectrlo, 1303 N. Rlverald. on trees. Ed Foes, Talent. - .- - ' ' . ... for BALE Vetches, vetch-pea mls- HOUSB PAnmno. Call B471 for tures. etralght peas or grsln snd estimate. vetch mlitures. Working on our '' "J' - - - last car, so don't delay. Avoid die- 2..ri,"n.? 11 my P'c appointment later. Monarch Seed at muat sell my ohlckens. 600 Rocks Feed Co. and Reds. 3 to 3 lbs., 70c each, take . all. Two 300-chlck battery brooders. OUR servlo station will be dosed on 160-ohlck battery brooder, one from Sept, 80 until October 18. 300-cMck fattening battery. Five We're goln' hunun". George Oood feeder pens. One roll of poultry man. Standard Ststlon, gth and wire. Phona 6188. Oentral. saaSMssasnssswsssssssssswssSasjB " TODAY ' FOUR BIG DAYS1 11 r 1 f if iiiiiiiiavii ,i"yuaiwsis-Bi -7 SEPTEMBER 29, 1943 v BOND BUYERS! Don't Let Up Now . . . The more Bonds you buy the sooner we will win! BUY ANOTHER BOND TODAY! FOR SALB Good quality elrV hay, 1st. una or era outung, natea. soon arch Seed at Feed Co. FOR SALB 34-ft. tandem-axle trail er, equipped with eleetrlo Prlgldalr, 4-hol Magto Chef cook stove, butane-equipped. RS. 4, Box 317-B, Fern Valley. FOR SALB Soil sulphur now In stock. Get yours early; lt'a going fast. Monarch Seed tt Feed Co. FOR SALB .33 Winchester, shells. 336. Phon 307. Back the Attack! Buy INVASION WAR BONDS Humphrey Motors 33 So. Rlverald. " 1 4 . V'STARRINo ANNTMItLERROCHESlEfi . iOHiNlHUBBARDv .iti. LESLIE BROOKS VjEFFDl)fiNETk tcDcnnv haotim and damhT, 34 riALUUi; mnrvuii his unnu ALSO j LATEST NEWS , 'PAGE 2?EN WANTED Spring? oows and heifers. Also any kind ot Whltelaced or Durham cattle. Trlbun Box 3087 or Rt. 1, Box 470, Central Point. FOR oil heaters, new and old, a Jo J. Jonss, 423 King. MOVING to all parts of Oregon, Washington, California, by padded vans Regular servlo. Bads Trans fer. Dial S82S. FOR SALE plant Federation No. St ruat-reslstant wheat tor greater yields. Monarch Seed as Fd Co, Dial 4980 sK. Q 7
