y MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, KSDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER t, 1943
PAGE NINE
LOCAL and
To ppar Charged by state
police with driving a vehicle
without an operator's permit.
Herman L. Tuttle, 33, of Med-
ford will appear in justice of the
peace court this afternoon.
Minor Accident On file to-w-e
mnnrt nf a mlnnr ah
i eldent on North Central avenue
ei.tu . m :
pear siaiu bucgi uuauay
mApnlnB Involving cam oneratprf
by James W.' Berry of Central
Point ana w. u. f isner 01 uranu
Pass.
Fined SIS George R. Cavln,
48, of 520 South Fir street,
charged with drunkenness, was
fined $19 in city police court
this morning. An additional 10
day jail sentence was suspended
pending his good behaviour
Police said Cavin locked his sick
wife out of their home.
Group To Meet Plans are be
ing made this week for the Oc
tober meeting of the Camp
White Medical Department Offi
cers' Wfves group. The meeting
will be a luncheon and card
party Tuesday, October 5, at the
home ol Mrs. . i. unamDeriin,
, 1114 S. Oakdale Ave., at 12:30
p. m.
Buy Steer Several Ashland
Elks at-nded the 4-H club auc
tion at the fairgrounds yester
day, buying a steer for the lodge.
The animal, raised by Bernard
Engle of Bellview, brought 31
cents a pound on the hoof. In
cluded in the group were Harold
Merrill, Ben Balis, S. S. Mitch
ell, Earl Newbry, H. H. Gillette,
J. F. Engle, and Bob Van Fleet.
At University Cadet Robert
K. Stead is now at Indiana Uni
versity where he is studying en
gineering under the army's col
lege training program. Cadet
Stead has previously been sta
tioned at Camp Haan, Cal. The
young man graduated from Med
ford aenior high in 1942, hav
ing been a member of the foot
ball team, and was a student at
Oregon State college when in
ducted into the army.
.
Furlough Finished Fred H.
Wilcox, electrician's mate, third
class In the U. S. navy, left yes
terday for a new assignment at
a destroyer base in San Diego,
Calif., after spending a week's
furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. H. Wilcox of Route
1, Wilcox, who graduated from
a navy electrician's school at
Ames, Iowa, just recently com
pleted a course at a gyro-compass
school in San Diego.
fHe is a Phoen.ix, .high graduate
and attended Southern Oregon
College of Education in Ashland,
and joined the navy last Novem
ber. Here with Wilcox was a
friend, John Waitkus, of Gary,
Ind., also an electrician's mate,
third class who has been as
signed to the destroyer base at
San Diego. -
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PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Frldar
8:30 p. m. Canton Slsikyou
No. 16 and auxiliary, (upper.
Visitor, state president Initia
tion. . .
At Farragut Robert Jay
Peterson, son of Mrs. Mary Con
rad of Medford has reported for
training at the naval training
station at Farragut, Ida., accord
ing to a press release from the
station. During his stay here,
he will learn the fundamentals
of seamanship and undergo
physical training. On comple
tion of the course, he will be as
signed to a navy service school
for specialized training, or" will
report to the fleet for aotion at
sea.
Daughter Born Word has
been received here of the blrtn
of a second daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Colvig, in San Frarv
Cisco September 29. Mrs. Colvig,
the former Honey Reddy, is
making her home there. Mr.
Colvig, editor of the Sunday
Oregonlan prior to his joining
the U. S. navy, is stationed at
Quonset Point, R. I., attending a
naval officers' training school.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Colvig were
born and raised in Medford and
have many friends here.
BURNS IN NIGHT
A large barn on the Jimmy
Sutherlin property, located
three-quarters of a mile beyond
the Big Y on the new Camp
wmte Highway, burned about 1
a. m. today, completely destroy
ing the building and about four
or five tons of hay stored in it.
Neighbors and friends turned
out to help the pumper crew
from tne state Forest patrol
fight the the blaze which
threatened for a time to spread
to other near-by ranch buildings,
Damage was unestimated today,
but the ' loss was said to be
partly covered by insurance.
An auction to dispose of Mr.
Sutherliri's cattle, previously
scheduled for this afternoon,
was to be held as planned.
All livestock escaped from
the barn without injury. Small
fires started in nearby patches
of grass, but quick action of the
fire fighters saved the house and
milk house from damage.
The fire was first discovered
by two soldiers who aroused Mr
Sutherlin. Since the barn was
located outside the city limits
of Medford, the local fire de
partment did not dispatch equip
ment to the blaze.
Use Mall Tribune Want Ada.
Cucodot Cub Sr-nanma Watsb U a
natchlasa mixer. Bonded car bona
lion gives It tiny, lively bubbles.
Keep a drink man ngat aowa
the last sip.
C'caser comes fa Ml 32-ea. aeerta .
A-ONE BEVERAGE
- COMPANY
301 N. Fir Phone 3873
Camp White Army Auxiliary
Red Cross Sewing Unit com
pleted work last Wednesday on
most essential and important
equipment for the 104th Evacua
tion hospital, now on maneuvers,
as part of their regular produc
tion hospital needs. At the re
quest of Major Orlay Plummer,
chief of surgery of the Fourth
corps tactical hospital, the work
was undertaken with 2nd Lt.
May A. Buelow, A.N.C., instruct
ing. Sgt. Lenke designed the
instrument cases.
Mrs. Horace B. Buchan. sub-
chairman in charge of sewing,
reported that more than 75
army wives have contributed
1,017 hours to the project and
have completed 1,149 articles,
including wrappers for surgical
instruments and equipment and
large surgical instrument cases.
The work was carried on dur
ing August and September un
der the direction of Mrs. Park
B. Herrick, i chairman of the
unit. On Wednesday Mrs. John
W. Horsley was appointed chair
man, replacing Mrs. Herrick
who accompanied her husband,
Lt. Col. Herrick, to their new
station.
Mrs. Horsley announces that
the next assignment of this
army group will be the making
of 100 or more kit bags in Octo
ber for overseas use. Mrs. Orln
Schenck, Jackson county pro
duction chairman, will direct the
work.
The sewing group meets regu
larly on Wednesdays, from 10
a. m. to 3 p. m. in the "basement
of the Medford hotel. All army
wives interested in Red Cross
production are Invited to come
and bring their sandwiches,
Coffee is served.
ADVICE OFFERED
The county health department
through Walter I. Sutherland,
sanitarian, reported it had come
to their attention school boards,
individuals and others of Jack
son county have been approach
ed by persons seeking to con
tract for removal of sludge from
septic tanks and other sewage
receptacles.
Where such work is needed,
lt is urged that the department
be consulted befosjc authorizing
any cleaning or before paying
for it, let the department inspect
it. There is no charge to school
districts or Individuals for the
services of the sanitarian.
The health department re
ports excessive charges for such
cleaning have been made in
some instances.
It is further stated by the de
partment that many times those
engaged do not live in the
county, leave after performing
the work and it Is difficult to
hold them responsible.
Value of building permits is
sued by the city inspector's of
fice last month totaled $97,965,
the largest September on record.
Figure for the same period last
year was $28,638.
The all-time September high
was recorded by virtue of the
Housing Investment company
obtaining permits to construct
30 $3,000 defense housing units
Of the remainder of the 54 per
mits issued, 16 were for residen
tial repairs costing $4,250, four
were for new garages costing
$640, one was for the remodel
ing of a church costing $2,500
and three were for repairs to
business firms costing $575.
First October permit was Is
sued to Mrs. Gertrude Moffet,
604 Newtown street, to reroof
a residence at stated cost 01
$100. .
Every Flying Fortress that
bombed harbor installations at
Naples from its base in North
Africa required 1,110 gallons of
gasoline for each single mission.
DANCE
silver" MOON
1180 Oak St., Ashland
SATURDAY NITE
MODERN and
OLD-TIME DANCING
Soldiers must be accompa
nied by a lady or civilian
friend. Children under 16
must be accompanied by
parents,
COURT tiDUSE
IIEVS
Marriage Licenses
Orville Thrasher, Jr. and
Gladys L. Kotachwar.
Clarence C. Lukaszewskl and
Iva Mae Soward.
Richard Joseph Mercer and
Bettie Jane Troendle.
Irvin H. Thompson and Lila
White Hattenbach.
Lee Duane Emery and Al
berta Marie Vanderhey. .
Walter Harrison Leverette
and Evelyn G. Holllster.
Jesse M. Morris and Pvt. Ida
E. Kuehn.
John Washington Cameron
and Edwlna Lucille Leverett.
Whitney G. Kincald and Mel-
ba Dean Sturgeon.
" Divorces Filed'
John E. . Halaas . vs. Bertha
V. Halaas.
Lehl Harold Marsden vs. Sar
ah Janle Marsden.
Audrey Crenshaw vs. Walter
B. Crenshaw.
Dale Sawyer vs. Essie. M.
Sawyer.
James W. Trueblood vs. ciai-
rise V. Trueblood.
Newmon L. Monroe vs. Fran
cis A. Monroe.
Eva G. Randall vs. Oron w.
Randall. .
Prbate Court '
Estate d Arthur B. Wick,
deceased.
Estate of J. S. Smith, de
ceased.
F.state of Peter Conway La-
them, deceased.
Estate of Wililam Henry va-
nier, deceased.
Estate of Phil Heldt, deceased.
Deeds
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane
to T. T. Tucker and Florence A. Tuck
er, quitclaim deed.
Emerlllla Armstrong Sawyers and
William R. Sawyers to Clifford G.
Cave and Lottie ft. Cave, agreement
for sale.
Welborn Beeson and Nellie J. Bee
son to Charles Rex Lane and Ernes
tine H. Lane, deed.
Lena C. Stevena to George F. Ste
vens, warranty deed.
T. R. Kline and Luella D. Kline to
Roecoe W. Roberts and Anna o. hod
erts, farm lease.
United states or America to ruca-
ard Davta, land patent.
Emma Olive spencer ana muo w.
Spencer to Volney 8. Oden and Ar
lene Oden. warranty deed.
A. a. Miller and Ceacll M. Miller
to D. Titus Martin and Gladys s.
Mnrtln. - warranty deed.
William B. May to C. P. Smets and
Addle R. Smets, quitclaim deed.
City of Medford to Housing Invest
ment Company, warranty deed.
State Land Board to CecU R. Ball
and AgneB E. Hall, deed.
City of . Ashland to Walter F.
Sneece and Marearet Soeece, deed.
Jacksonville Lodge No. 10. I. O. O.
p., to John Matney, cemetery deed.
Charles B. Blaesa and Minnie M.
Blaesa to S. O. Wilson and Eva L,
Wilson, warranty deed.
Sonhla E. Ansted to Arthur B.
Wtltarmood and. Blanch Wlltermocd,
warranty aeea.
Lorraine Van Sickle and Jack Van
Sickle to Augusta C. Fernland, war
ranty deed.
Dorothy Wall to Frank Clark and
Dora Clark, warranty heed.
Delia M. Acklln to John E. Walker
and Fern W. Walker, warranty -deed-Martha
Stead to Blanche E. Mag-
erle and Betty Jean Bur kh art, wai-
ranty deed,
Frederick D. Adams and Carolyn
Mae Adama to Gordon A. Kimball
and Winifred A. Kimball, warranty
deed.
Joseph B. Kellogg and Margaret A.
Kellogg to Noel p. Kellogg and Vir
ginia Kellogg, warranty, deed.
Noel P. Kellogg and Virginia M.
Kellogg to J, Boycs Kellogg and Mar
garet A. Kellogg, warranty deed.
J. Boyco Kellogg to Margaret A.
Kellogg, warranty deed.
Clara Tllley. Herbert Tilley. Rose
Kyle and Harry Kyle to Gertrude T
Oatee, warranty deed.
Roy H. Green and Minnie A. Green
to Loyd A. George and . Faye M.
George, warranty deed.
Dan Ahem and Agnes Ahem to
Benjamin Huenergard and Katbryn
F. Huenergard, .warranty deed.
Amy Harding to Housing Invest
ment Company, correction deed.
Warren H. Conrad and Mary M.
Conrad to Housing Investment Com
pany, warranty deed. .
Fred J. Pick and Nell W. Pick to
William A. Campbell and Nell O.
Campbell, warranty deed. - -
Lucie B. Hazel ton and Sydney N.
Continuous Sat. k Sun.
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TONITE It SAT.
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Hawltoa to Mabel 1. Barber, war
ranty deed. j
Mildred L. Harmasn and Paul L.
Harm sen to Mabel 3. Barber, war
ranty deed.
Wm. M. Brig gi, trustee, to Clare L.
Palmer, warranty deed.
George Mack and Verna Mack to
P. B. Hinkley and Nslll X. Hlnkley.
warranty deed.
ueimsr Magnueon and Helen Maa
nuaon to Harold N. Huffman and
Zlllah A. Huffman, warranty deed.
Talent Irrigation District to J. A.
Oammlll and Lillian L. Gammlll, or
der of Inclusion.
Martha B. Luke to Elal A. Luthey.
warranty deed.
H. r. swingi and A. Mart Swtnil
to Otto L. Nlelaon and Hilda 8. Nlel-
son, warranty deed.
ionn o Connor and Tessa O Con
nor to John R. O'Connor, Jr., and
HUdreth p. O'Connor, warranty deed
John St. Germain and Josephine
St. Germain to Harriett Vlrntme
Berry and Robert Plero Berry, Jr.
warranty deed.
neiue o. ooiay and Mark A. Goldy
to Leo J. Holbrook and Ethel Hoi
brook, warranty deed.
Alice I. Black to Harry Weagant
and Pearl Weagant, warranty deed.
Geo, 8. Rusco and Esther Rusco to
James E. Farrar and Iva c. Farrar,
apeolal warranty deed.
United State of America to John
H. Halsey. land patent.
Mae Hose uewellyn and Edgar A
Llewellyn to Letha Wlneteer. Quit
claim deed.
Lester N. Wlneteer and Loath
Wlneteer to W. O. Bums and Joan
A. Burns, warranty deed.
Eleanor J. Btrkhols to Harry B. El
11a and Ruth Ellis, warranty deed.
Arthur W. Tracy and Hazel M. Tra
cy to Cecil O. Wilson and Martina
wuson, warranty deed.
Eagle Point Irrigation District to
Robert McCabe, deed.
J. F. Johnson and Rachel E. John
son to Robert McCabe and Myrtle
McCabe, quitclaim deed.
Myrtle McCabe to Robert McCabe.
deed.
Robert McCabe to Mvrtla McCabe.
deed.
Grace H. Harrison and Lee William
Harrison to Jackson County, quit
claim deed. .
PUBLIC INVITED TO SEE
PRESBYTERIAN MOVIES
"Gateway to the Americas," a
sound motion picture in techni
color, will be shown at the First
Presbyterian church. Eiahth and
Holly streets, Sunday, October
3, at 8 p. m. The public is in
vited to see the film, which is
reported to be interesting and
educational.
Preceding the motion picture
members of the Senior Young
People's society of the church
will entertain members of the
Intermediate group at the
cnurcn parlors between 7 and 8
p. m. Refreshments will be
served. Miss Florence Erbs is
president of tne senior group.
Florida led the nation In
grapefruit production in 1938,
supplying 23,600,000 boxes while
Texas supplied 15,670,000; Ari
zona, 2,700,000, and California,
1,744,000.
Too Late To Classify
LOST Brown gabardine purae at
Woolworth's. Ration books and
keys, Mrs. Clarence. Black. Phone
3673 or leave at Mall Tribune.
$5 Reward.
WANTED A good fresh milch cow
not over o years old. Phone 3070.
30-30 RIFLE with sheila. Box 303
Savage, other extra shells. Cottage
no. i, aver enaoy uourt.
FOR SALE One Simmons single
, joiaing ota, one Royal Hand vac
uum. Phone 6056.
HOME-MAKER wanted tor Protestant
home. No smoker or drinker.
Would consider soldier's wife. 8108
co Tribune.
FOR RENT Unfurnished 0-room
nouse. Adults. 101 Almond St.
ZERO CLUB
Out of bounds, civilians only
Delicious chicken and steak
dinners 7 00 p .n 3 00 a m
except Sunday Phone day
time 5300 niRht 9101.
Nlthts Only Weekdays Starts 6:4S
TONITE SAT MAT ft EVE
with
RANGE BUSTERS
RIDB to SeftU wanted about lib.
Expert driver oar or truck. Phone
9570.
riAAA Completely (umlsned three
$4vUv bedroom house on paved
street. Fireplace, hardwood floors.
fOCA Five rooms close in, paved
7JlwU street, tlreplac, excellent
condition.
CQCAA Ft noma partly fur
$JJUU Dished, oil heat, clew to
ecnooi. -
BROWN a WHITE AGENCY, INO.
Phone 2830. '
WANTED Child's oar seat.- Phone
MM.
WANTED Experienced packer. Bear
creex. orchards, a. pacuio Highway.
LIVESTOCK AUCTION every Satur
day at pavilion Phoenix, Ore,
commencing at 10 p. m. Wa
have lota of good consignment for
tbla aale. Whether you wish to
buy or sell lt will pay you to come
to a well established market cen
ter. "Alwaya attend the auction.
So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co.
Col. A H. Dudley (Auctioneer).
WANTED fiprlngsr cows and heif
ers, also any kind of wniteiaced
or Durham cattle. Tribune Box
8987 or Rt. 1, Box 479, Central
Point.
C7CA1 160 eH "a little Butte,
ipfOvU 49 acre cultivated, 34
acrea ireo waver, gooa eix-room
bouse, two barns, amaU cabin, all
fenced. S cows, full set farm
machinery, one horse, 40 tons fine
bay. AH goes. Fine fishing and
bunting.
Also
VOCAA 35 seres on Bear creek.
eJjtJUv amaU bouse, barn. Good
auaiia xano.
Also
fl)AA Six rooms and bath, hot
?4ZvU water beat, fireplace, utility
room and garage, comer lot paved
on both sides, shade, shrubs. Close
In and possession very soon.
ELMER HERRI ED
44 N. Riverside.
Dial 3387 or 4860.
WANTED TO BUY White enamel
trash l'-r .vr. Phone 6173.
FOR SALE or TRADE Two-year-old
purebred Guernsey bull. Corner of
Stewart ana unerry. is. is. ijorton
FOR ,8ALB1 Red weaner pigs at
corner Stewart Ave. and Orchard
Home.
FOR SALE Ice box, 60-lb. capacity,
Excellent condition. 836 Crater
Lake.
WANTED Chamber maid.
Hotel.
FOR SALE 3 big white gilts, farrow
soon, S48. W. C. Hlglnbotham, 1
mile west Central point.
FOR SALE Trash
all white enamel.
burner heater,
Phone 6607,
30 ACRES, 10 Irrigated clover. Good
barn, chicken house and store
room. 3-room cabin. Electrlo pump.
3 cows, 3 heifer calves. Separator.
nay. ion new Hampsnire pullets.
Fordson tractor, plow. Wood. 83000.
No trades or terms. Inquire Don
A; Bette's Service Station. 3 miles
north Eagle Point on Crater Lake
Highway.
BIG FIR SLABS. Double load,
Medford Fuel. Tel. 3111.
S6.S0.
CONCORD GRAPES,
Main.
6c. 1113 East
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WANTED BOSO HCKKRS. Large
diock or excellent picauif . Approx
imately two weeks work. Bear
Creek Orchards, a miles south of
Medford on Pacliio Highway.
FOR RENT S rooms, unfurnished,
not modern, city water In yard.
Mo children over 1 year. M7 Kills.
SIS 0.
WHY!
After SS years listing and selling
land wa unally nave found a place
wa would like to mo-a onto, but
we are just a little too old to
back It.
C99 AAA Btock rlncn faros to
p,UUU raise clover seed end
sugar beet seed or pot tors. 170
acrea level free soil under free
water from mountain stream. 600
acre, a small lakea leased for duck
shooting. Trout stream through
place. Two bouses. Barn. Land aU
leveled. Deep loam creek bottom
silt sou. 13 cash, balance ,10 yearn
at &. This place must b sold
at once.
CAAAA 1 acrea on Rogu river.
iptlvUU 8,000-foot frontage on river
and on mgnway. ou acres aanay
loam sou Irrigated- Free water.
House, barn, family orchard. Terms
on part.
ffQCAA 130 aoree. 87 acre tm
JoOUU gated In clover and alfalfa.
&eer ou neao or cows. Mrge oara.
3 milking units. New bungalow.
Fine garden land. Small creek by
house. Terms.
(FOOAA 40 acres, nice horn near
JOJUU Medford. 10 acre Irrigat
ed. Terms.
J. C. BARNES
Phone 4928 or 9173.
81 8. Front St.
FOR SALE One 30-gallon water
tana, ei.ou; wra oo-giiua
tank. 812.00. Phone 2810. 316 E.
Eighth. Wttham Magneto at Part
FOR SALS 3 Jersey Guernsey calves
8 monuis. 850 or trade lor ieea or
hav. 40 No. 30 Remington auto
matic ahells, 810. O. W. Jacobs
3 miles north Gold Hill, Highway
98, acrosa from Sherwood court.
WANTED PEAR PICKERS at Holly
wood Orchard, 1 mile west of
Medford city limits. Excellent pick.
Ing. Approximately two week work.
FOR SALE Medium size electric
heater. 38 Chestnut,
FOR SALE 6-room modern house.
Paved street, large lot. Immediate
possession. Sacrifice sale 81660 If
taken at once. Also 6-room mod
ern plastered home. Large garden
spot. 62800. 61000 down. Imme
diate possession. Dad Roberta, 730
West 2nd St.
LOST A black and white spaniel.
Answers to nam "Snuffy." Phone
6886.
FOR SALE Modern 8-roorn home
on ground floor, cottage In rear.
Large chioken house and runs
Bear creek soil. Garden. Fruit and
nut trees. 80x300 lot. Splendid east
side location. Deal .direct with
owner. Phone 4176.-
FOR 8 ALE Beautiful new profee
slonal master 8lze guitar. Splendid
tone and volume. Sacrifice price
S60. Also Hopf full size violin.
Beautiful tone, new cose. Sell for
830. Phone 417S.
TOMATOES, 3c you pick, 3o picked.
Beans, Ky. Wonders, melons. B. K.
Ford, 3 miles west on Jacksonville
Highway. Phone 6283.
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19SS V-a COUP. Good tire. Pnoo
3897 morning.
LOST Gas ration book A. L. A.
Johnson. 8th and Bartlets Bu.
WANTED Twin bedroom set, ooll
apnngs and mattresses; full bed
coll spring and mattress. Phone
4866.
FOR BALE Wood rang with has
water tank, also trash burner wit
ooUs. 434 S. Peach.
BABY CHICKS for sale with or wltb-
out hen. Phone 3961.
WANTED Springer cow and neUsra,
also any kind of wniteiaced or
Durham cattle. Tribune Box SMS
or Rt. 1, Box 47 Central Puiit.
FOR SALE Large metal suites..
612.60; xerosen coot store, 87401
folding doubl cot, SS. 828 S.
Central.
TWO YEARLING heifer and CO
cow for aale. Phon 8027.
FOR BALE Small, new houaa,
room and bath, garage, eloctrle
hot water, oil beater. Inquire 141
a. Oalcdal Saturday or Sunday.
FOR SALE 1933 Ford business coup.
Can be seen after 6:00 p. m. 64
E. Sth.
CANNING tomatoes, field run, 3.
Bartlett pears, apples, plum,
squash and pumpkin. 6o lb. Pay
Less Market, 233 S. Riverside.
FINE alfalfa pasture on Rosa Lane, Wo
horses. Dial 6283.
WANTED Daveno with springs In
good condition. Also rockers. Brln
aon, 643 Effle.
GUARANTEED AUTO PAINTING
Motors, trucks, etc., steam
cleaned.
SIMONIZINO.
MITCHELL'S PAINT SHOP,
608 8. Riverside.
WANTED One or mora ' bunches of
ehlnglee. Phone 4897.
SIMS BROS, cycla and repair shop
will be closed Oot. a to Oct. 14.
FOR RENT 8 unfurnished rooms,
830. Not modern. City limits. In
quire ois s. Main.
SIMS BROS, cycle and repair shop
win be closed Oct. s to oot. 14.
WANTED Commercial spraying. Ph.
. oooo. Mcuonagie.
FOR BALE 40 tons of alfalfs and
bluegraas straw. Good feed. Elinor
Hanley Bush, 836 E. Main.
WANTED 410 ahells. Phon 48S7.
OUR service atatlon will be closed
from sept, so untu October 18.
We're gotn' huntln. George Good
man. Standard Station, 9th and
Central.
FOR SALE 34-ft. tandem-axle trail
er, equipped with electric Frtgtdalr,
4-hole Maglo Chef cook atove, butane-equipped;
Rt. 4. Box 317-B,
Fern valley.
FOR oil heaters, new and old, see
joe J Jones, 428 Ring.
MOVING to all part of Oregon.
Washington, California, by padded
vans. Regular service. Bads Trans
fer. Dial 3828.
Shows 1:45-8:45-9:30
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Molly Lantont
Dick Wssal
Joyc Compton
Jack La Rua