MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1943.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and
MMt Tomorrow Medford
Daughter! ol Job will meet to
morrow at the Masonic Temple
at 7:30 p. m.
YTo Reno Mrs. O. M. Dark of
the Griffin Creek district left
last night to spend several weeks
In Reno, Nev.
e e e
Enlists Bob Jones, 17-year-old
son of Mrs. Percy Catherine
Jones, Rt. 4, enlisted In the navy
Oct. 8, according to H. W. Craln,
navy specialist in charge of the
Medford recruiting station.
Auxiliary to Meet The Med
ford American Legion Auxiliary
will hold the first meeting of the
fall season tomorrow at the
armory at 8 p. m. AU wives, sis
ters and mothers of American
Legion members are Invited to
attend.
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Oroup to Meet The combined
vj foreign policy study group from
JHedford chapter of AAUW and
the Jackson County League of
Women Voters will meet this
evening at the home of Mrs. Jus
tin Smith, 21 Geneva St., at 7:45
o'clock.
Change Place Meeting place
of the Oakgrove Neighborhood
club has been changed from the
home of Mrs. Frances Flinn to
that of Mrs. George West on the
Jacksonville highway. The club
meets tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. for
dessert luncheon,
i
Veterans to Meet The Dls
abled American Veterans will
meet tonight at the armory at
eight o clock in regular session,
Officers state that all members
should be present to start the
winter program. All new vet
"trans are welcome to attend the
meeting.
' Graduate Four names have
been added to the list published
Sunday of those graduating from
the Aircraft Recognition school
conducted at the senior high
school the past eight weeks. Also
completing the course were Mrs.
Agnes Evanson, Miss Betty Evan-
son and Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Erbes.
Lt. Boshears Here Lt. Jer
ome' Boshears, first pilot on a
B-17 Flying Fortress, Is spend
ing a leave here visiting his wife
and young daughter, Jo Carolyn;
his mother, Mrs. Charity E.
Boshears of 404 South Grape
street, and other relatives. Lt.
-i Boshears' wife and daughter
.Yinke their home with her moth-
f er, Mrs. A.-M. Wall of 628 Mc-
Andrews road. Lt. Boshears, who
has been stationed in California
In recent months, has been trans
ferred to Salt Lake City and will
leave for there the latter part of
the week.
Tucker Returns Ensign
George Tucker returned to Med-
he spent the past several days
transacting business. Ensign
Tucker, who Is a senior assistant
purser in the maritime service,
Is home on an extended leave be
fore being assigned to a new
chip. Ensign Tucker has been in
the service about a year and
much of that time his ship was
In the Mediterranean. Before go-
lng Into the maritime service the
ensign was on the Medford staff
of the California Oregon Power
company. He is spending his
leave with Mrs. Tucker at their
home, 17 Kenwood Ave.
Ashlanders Injured Glenn
Davis, 18, of Ashland was to be
released from Community hos
pital today following treatment
of cuts and bruises he suffered
when the car he was driving
struck a tree in the 900 block on
North Central avenue late last
night, hospital attendants said.
Three other persons were slight
ly injured in the crash, which
occurred, according to city
police, when the driver swerved
his machine to avoid striking two
boys oa a bicycle. Released from
the hospital shortly after the ac
jtident were A. M. Rogers, 29:
" Mrs. Dorothy Van Der Werff
and daughter. Linda, one and a
half years old, all of Ashland,
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Tuesday
7:00 p. m. Foreign policy
study group of AAUW and
LWV, home of Mrs. Justin
Smith, 21 Geneva St.
8:00 p. m DAV auxiliary,
first meeting of fall, at armory.
Members bring articles for sew
ing club. Life-membership ap
plications now ready.
8:00 p. m. Nevita chapter.
No. 83, O.E.S., Masonic hall in
Central Point.
8:00 p. m. Degree of Honor,
business meeting and Initiation
at K. of P. hall.
Wednesday
1:00 p. m. Mistletoe club, at
Girls' Community club, paper
sack lunch. Members bring
"white elephant" for auction.
1:30 p. m. Oak Grove Neigh
borhood club, home of Mrs.
George West, Jacksonville high
way, dessert luncheon.
2:00 p. m. Chapter AA,
P.E.O., home of Mrs. E. B. De
Voe, 12 Glen Oak court.
2:00 p. m. Women's Mission
ary society of Phoenix Presby
terian church, at church. Me
morial services for Mrs. C. C.
Hartley.
7:30 p. m Chrysanthemum
circle No. 84, N.O.W., K. of P.
hall, potluck lunch.
8:00 p. m. American Legion
auxiliary, armory.
Thursday "
9:30 a. m. Thursday Morning
Study club, Girls' Community
club. Speaker, Mrs. Justin
Smith, "Coordination of the
United Nations' Foreign Poli
cies." 1:00 p. m. Loyalty circle of
Methodist church, home of Mrs.
Louis C. Kirby, 27 North
Orange street, luncheon. As
sistant hostesses, Mrs. John
Carter and Mrs. Ray Harrison.
1:00 p..m. Medford Sojourn
ers club, Girls' Community club,
for dessert. Guest day and
"Barter Day." Phone Mrs.
Charles Harkins, 3428, for reser
vations. 2:00 p. m. W.C.T.U., at Bap
tist church.
Returns Mrs. L. D. Inskeep
returned yesterday from Callfor
ntc after having spent the past
few days at Palo Alto with her
daughter, Barbara, who entered
Stanford university as a fresh
man last week. Miss Inskeep
graduated from Medford, high
school last spring.
Society to Meet The October
meeting of the Jackson County
Medical Society will be held to
morrow. The meeting will open
with dinner at the Plaza cafe In
Ashland at 7 p. m with Dr. Gor
don McCracken of Ashland as
host. The paper will be given by
Dr. R. E. Green of Medford.
On Furlough Pvt. H. Jule
Harper, stationed at Camp Rob
erts, Calif., with a field artillery
unit, is spending a 10-day fur
lough here visiting his wife at
the Richard Fanger home on
South Holly street, his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Harper of
South Columbus avenue and his
brother. Jack Harper of Cherry
Lane. - .
Clements Here Walter Clem
ents Is in Medford to visit his
mother, Mrs. W. C. Clements of
Katherlne Court, Clements, who
has been a mechanic with Pan
American Airways at Seattle
for the past several months, has
been promoted to maintenance
inspector and upon leaving Med
ford will go to Fairbanks,
Alaska, He will leave later this
week. Clements Is a graduate of
St. Mary's Academy here and
was at one time a carrier for the
Mail Tribune.
CARD OP THANKS
Wo wUh to express our sincere
thanki to our many friends for their
sympathy and kindness during our
reoent bereavement. Also for the
beautiful flowers. Mrs. O. H. Layton
and family.
CARD OF THANKS
We wlh to express our deep ap
preciation to our friends for their
klndneaa and sympathy In the loss
of a loved one. Also for the beauti
ful flowers. Mrs. Ruby Hicks, Mrs.
Ida Hicks and family.
WEED
NUTTIE
AT POPULAR
DREAMLAND
4 BIG HOURS
OF DANCING
8 to 12
RAY'S MUSIC
Popular Prices
LEGION LINING UP
ARMISTICE DAY
Medford Post No. IS American
Legion will meet at 8 p. m. Wed
nesday in the armory to com
plete plans for observance of
Armistice Day, Nov. 11.
At a recent noon meeting at
Valentine's, plans were discussed
and the following committee
heads were appointed by Cole
Holmes, general chairman:
Walter Relnking, Legion
breakfast; Col. Paine, parade; Al
bert Flora, noon lunch; Cole
Holmes, football; Roy Finch,
dance; Elbert Lenox, finance,
and J. E. Russell, advertising
and publicity.
Commander Relnking will be
In charge of the annual Legion
breakfast to be held at Valen
tine's. State Commander Dan
McDade has been invited and
will give a short talk.
Col. Paine has rounded out a
parade representing civic, patri
otic and service organizations. It
Is not known at this time just
what part Camp White will take,
but undoubtedly will send a
large contingent of soldiers,
WACs and a band.
A get-together noon lunch will
be served in the basement din
ing room at the Elks Temple un
der leadership of Albert Flora.
In the afternoon at the high
school stadium, Medford and
Ashland football teams will clash
In what is expected to be one of
the best games In years.
Topping off the evening will
be the big dance at the Oriental
Gardens with Ray Schumacher's
10-plece orchestra and floor
show features added.
All members are urged by
Commander Felnking to attend
Wednesday's meeting to further
the plans. All visiting Legion
naires and servicemen are wel
come. Luncheon will be served
zy the Auxiliary after the meet
ing.
Dr. Blaine Prultt of Grants
Pass was elected president of
the Southern Oregon Osteo
pathic society at a meeting of
the: group held last night at
Dr. Prultt's home. Dr. W. W.
Howard of Medford was elected
vice-president and 'Dr. Gladys
Crandall of Ashland was named
secretary.
A round-table discussion of po
liomyelitis featured last night's
meeting which closed with the
serving of refreshments by Dr.
and Mrs. Pruitt. Next meeting
is to be Nov. 8 at the home of
Dr. Howard In Medford. ,
Attending last night from
Medford were Dr. and Mrs.
George S. . Jennings, Dr. and
Mrs. W.. W. Howard and Dr.
R. R. Sherwood.
RITES WEDNESDAY
Funeral services for Dorothy
M. Keithley, 29, who passed
away at Santa Rosa, Calif., Fri-
d y from injuries sustained In an
automobile accident, will be held
at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday at the
Central Point Federated church.
Interment will be made In Cen
tral Point cemetery.
Formerly Dorothy Sanderson
Oi Central Point, she is survived
by her mother, Mrs. Anna M.
Trebesch of Central Point, and
two brothers, Charles G. Sander-
sor of Sams Valley md.B. L.
Sanderson of Medford.
BIRTHS
DENZER To Mr. and Mrs,
Frank, 18 Western avenue, Med
ford, October 10, a girl, eight
pounds, at Community hospital.
SHAFER To Mr. and Mrs.
H. Price, 522 King street, Med
ford, October 10, a boy, eight
pounds, at Community hospital.
Want Relief from
ARTHRITIS
PAINS?
Try Tysmol on This Monoy-
Baett QuarantM
Tf you ar snffartaff from ttia
tubbing paint of arthritis, rhauma
tlsm, sciatica or neuritis, so today
And bur a tuba of Tyamol at any
foot) druf tore. Apply thla dellfht
ul absorbent to the part that hurt
and watch reeulta. Ton should see
a dlfferenoa after tha varj fire as
plication.
Should Tywmol fall to five tatta
(action by relieving the torturing
paint, soreness or tt1ffnM In mus
elst or ligament a. Just return empty
tuba and tha manufacturer wit rsfund
your money.
To win find Tyml plaaaanUy
itttlncttv among preparation of
Its elaaa. Guaranteed1 to be free
from narcotics and dope. Sol4 a
mdioej druggists ararrwhers.
Pa Juu.tl.ai. Hang's Drag fttore.
Judy At Rialto
Judy Canova has the lead in
Sleepy Lagoon," comedy farce
starting at the Rialto tomorrow,
with "Western Cyclone." latest
Buster Crabbe vehicle, complet
ing the doubio bill.
ENTER SERVICES
Names of men accepted for
military service from the group
sent to Portland last week bv
Jackson county selective service
Doara number 2 were released
today. Included are:
Army: Joseph Murray Rapp,
Alan Stuart Fleischer, Manford
Cuyler Rlohman, Raymond Earl
Robinson, Edward Joseph
Prauss, Charles Emmltt Rose
crans, Earl Alvln Bliss, Clar
ence Arthur Lande, Joseph Al
bert McEvoy and Floyd Morgan
Fisher.
Navy: Henry Nahss, Wendell
Marvin Vaughn, Andrew Dar
rell Mitchell, Ralph William Fer
guson. Marine corps: Dean Richard
Chamberlain, Robert Bradley
Slagle and Robert Bernard Sut
ton. .
Salem, Ore., Oct. 12 (U.RW
John Kelly,- head of the Oregon
postwar development commis
sion, today states In a letter to
Rep. Homer Angell, R., Ore.,
that "it's mighty strange, but
whenever a new Industry Is on
the verge of locating Itself In
the Pacific northwest, influence
at the nation's capital results in
the industry going to a site In
the east."
Kelly referred to recent ob
jections of government officials
to establishment of an aluminum
reduction plant In the northwest.
He said such a plant was needed
in Oregon or Washington aa a
foundation for a permanent
ngm-metai industry that could
utilize the region's natural re
sources. '
START MILK RATIONING
IN WASHINGTON CITIES
Washington, Oct. ' 12. OJ.RW
The war Food administration
today extended federal control
over fluid milk sales to Seattle,
apoKane ana Tscoma, wash.,
and to 147 New England towns
and cities. '
Under the program ' dealers
will be limited in sales of fluid
milk to the quantity sold during
June. Sales of cream and milk
by-products such as cottage
cheese, chocolate milk and but
termilk will be limited to 75
per cent of June sales.
IS YOUR CHILD A
HOSE PICKER?
It mv fM a tlm of bewal veraut And
thtM roundworm Mil 6tUM rwl trouble!
Oth t wmrnlnM f mmtf itommcb. nr-
vouaneu. Itenlng part, it n
u it no vn fusMet
Vertnlfuff today )
roundworm, trat Javntrsi
JAYNE'S la Anwlcm'g ludlnf oroprUtiry
worm mMi cine i usea aj militant ior snr a
century. AeU (ntlr.yat drive out round
worm. Demand JAYNE'S VERMIFUGE.
Nights Only Weekdays
uoors open s:a
TONITE KITES
. John
SUTTON
Gent
TIIRN1Y
In
Thunder Birds
In Technicolor -'
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A TRAGEDY
AT MIDNIGHT
;. with ,
' Margaret Lindsay
and
John Howard
OREGON SITUATION
MIGHTY STRANGE
CLAY SELLS
R. AND W. D. GREEN
Announcement was mad to
day of the sale by Charles E.
Clay to Ralph Green and his
father, Walter D. Green, of
Clay s confectionery, 100 West
Main street, one of the city's
most popular soft drink estaD.
Ushment The new owners took
possession Immediately.
Both the new proprietors are
well-known in Medford. Ralph
Green was employed by Gates
and Lydiard for six years and
Western Thrift for almost four
years before leaving here two
and half years ago to spend a
year with the FHA in Marsh
field and Eugene. The past year
and half he served in the
Merchant Marine, and has lived
in Medford the greater part of
the last 20 years.
His father has been engaged
In the contracting business in
Medford for many years. -
Ralph Green said that Clay s
would be operated under the
same general policy under its
new ownership, except that It
would remain open on Sundays
starting next Sunday. Later on
It is planned to stay open longer
hours In the evening, he said.
There will be no change in the
help.
Mr. Clay, who purchased the
business two and a half years
ago from P. B. Bigelow, said ha
and Mrs. Clay would take a long
rest and thatxhe had no definite
future business- plans. He ex
pressed his appreciation for the
fine patronage enjoyed during
his ownership. of the establish
ment. Too Late To Classify
FOR BALI. RAISINS Seedless. New
crop. Oakdaie Grocery.
POR SALE 'So Dodge panel truck.
Oood Urea, lair condition. James
Barnes, Jacksonville. Box M4.
FIR sawdust end hogfuet for bum-
era. Mearord ruei. Tei. sin.
LIVESTOCK auction every Sat. at pa-
vuion, Phoenix, ore. Bale oonunenoea
at 1 p. m. sharp. AU Uveatock mutt
be at yards not later than 13-.lt
p. m. Have lota of good livestock
consigned for next sale. Why not
take advantage of reliable market
facilities offered at our auction We
apeclallse In the sale of Uveatock
So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co.
Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer.
30 HEAD of good breeding ewes. All
bred to reg. Romney buck. Selling
at tha pavilion Sat. Phoenix, Ore.
FOR SALE Durham-Guernsey heifer,
8 months old. Bud Kimball, Eagle
Point. H mile south Don fc Bette's.
HUSKT baby calves for sale. Chester
Wendt.
FOR BALE, RAISINS. Seedless, new
crop, oakdaie oroeery. -
FOR SALE 6-ton, 4-wheel. hydraulle
floor Jack, will go under low oars.
Juat tha thing for servlea station
or garage use. Phone 4138.
Shows Dally at 1i45-8:4S-9:30
fiNDS TONITEl
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TOMORROW!
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RUXMAOB BAIJS Olven by women
or the Episcopal on urea, Oct. lo
and 16, at Adrlenne'a old store
building, 31 K. Central Ave, from
e a. m. to 6 p. m. each day.
FOR RENT a-room house, partly fur-
aianea or umurnieaed. city water
In yard. 647 Effle.
WILL buy entire furnlablnga of five
or six-room nouee. urinson, 043
Effle.
LOST Sunday night, smaU black
Bcottle, about 6 mo. old. Anewera
to name "Puddge." Wearing tan
harness. Phone o94. 3sS S. Ivy.
TEACHER of piano can aooapt aavaral
pupil iw private ihhuuwhi u-
oordlng to lateat approved methods.
Toung children and adult begin
ners. Margaret Ouanbrugge, Til
B. Main.
FOR SALS. RAISINS Seedless. Mew
crop. Oakdaie Grocery.
POR SALE Practically new Winches
ter pump. IS gauge; 3 oozes shells.
Inquire SIS Beatty.
THE Midway Auotlon Sale will have
a consignment of wmteiaoe carat
for this week's sale. Included In
them will be a young Whltefeee
bull, 17 months old. Alio quite
number of hoga and dairy type
cattle.
MIDWAY AUCTION CO,
Thursday the. 14th.
WANTED To buy 3-bedroom house
with aereage. good pasture, earn,
chicken house, eto. S100O cash, baw
anoe terms. Ph. B440 after S p. m.
FOR SALE Navy blue ell-wool fit
ted coat, else 34 or 38. S13.SO.
Black all-wool pin striped suit,
size 39 or 38, 413 60. Both like
brand new. Phone 3911.
FOR SALE 4-room house, 3 acres,
Mrs. Kenney. - Jacksonville.
FOR SALE Hay rake, almost new,
150. Phone 5333 after e p. m.
FOR 8ALE 30-foot trailer house,
modernly equipped, 8 good tlrea.
Inquire Putman'a Cottages No. (,
Ashland, Ore.
FOR- SALE 9X13 wool rug, 117.80,
. Phone 6345.
WANTED Small radio battery set,
Phone 4411.
WANTED Bellman, middle age. Ap
ply Medford Hotel..
FOR SALE .89-30 rifle shells. Post
office BOX 1183, Medford.
FOR SALE Ora pes. So lb, you pick.
Rt. 1. Box S70. Orlffln Creek road
8Vt miles from Medford.
WANTED To rent or lease house.
email acreage, without buildings
preferred, c. W. Tnomae. sox sso,
Central Point. Phone 187.
WANTED Woman to stay with chll
dren two afternoons each week.
Cell 8031.
FOR SALE .80-80 rifle with shells;
air compressor: welding tools: dr
culatlng heater. Hobba' Trading
Post, 1803 West Main.
WANTED Young lady to help sew
In tailor shop. Klein the .Tailor,
138 E. Main, upstairs.
POR SALE 1 pr. lady's black pumps.
7V&AAA. 85.60. Call 4315 from 8:80
to 7.
WANTED To rent 3-bedroom fur
nished home. Nice residential dis
trict. Referenoea exchanged. Ph.
3344.
EVENING and Sunday oare for small
children under 3. Phone 8343.
FOR BALE 3 modern houses, 3 rooms
and sleeping porch, furnished, one
S24oo. and one aasoO. Terms. Close
' In, on pavement. See A. 7. Flowers,
lata at., near fTont-
mm
Nlghte Only Weekdays Starts S:4
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1 HIUMRD k
Did torn
Flini deer rifle with box ertrtdgee.
Js-ss Mania, is if. Bivemae.
BOOKKEEPER wanted, permanent
resident preferred. Inquire of Bay
ard M. Oatchell, 317 W. 6th.
ROOM with kitchen privileges. SIS
e. itouy.
EAST BIDS HOME
foe sale. Nearly new, modem, on
Reddy avenue. Combined living
room and dining room, two bed
rooma, atalrway to floored attic,
possibility for ' third bedroom;
kitchen with breakfast nook, hard
wood floors and Heatrolator fire
place. Home piped for gaa. 36-year
FHA loan. Easy terms. Price S4450.
For appointment call Charlea R.
Ray, Room 317, Medford Bldg.
Phone 8903.
LOST Girl's 13-yr. sire maroon coat.
Washington school district, uri.
John Moulton, 16 Jeanette.
WANTED To rent furnished house
or apartment. Army officer, wire
and child. Phone Jackson Hotel,
room 438.
WANTED Experienced local girl with
knowledge of bookkeeping, typing
and shorthand. Highest wages paid.
Reply Box 4680 Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE 616 Belmont avenue, off
of South Oakdaie, three-bedroom
and sleeping porch unfurnished
home. Maple hardwood noon
throughout, two fireplaces, base
ment and piped hot air furnace,
two lota. Close to senior high
school. Price S56O0. terms. For ap
pointment call Charlea R. Ray.
Room 317 Medford Bldg. Ph. 3903.
WILL BUY OR TRADE assorted rifle,
pistol and shotgon sheila. Also
nave inquiries, a inwooie wuw
for particulars.
For Sale: .30-30, 39-35. .35-30,
31, .763 M.M., .38-55, .S3 C. P.. M
Special, JO-OS. .49 automatic, .44
Colts. .38 Colts, .33 Colts, .33 Colls.
Also model A Ford and bloycle. 606
S. Newtown.
FOR SALE Beet pulp. Put In your
winter supply now. wgiwvu nw
Sb Feed Co.
FOR SALE Man's saddle horse. Fine
animal. See at Sheriff's Posse sta
bles. FOR SALE Electric Ironer or will
trade for portable sewing macnine.
Phone 4783.
FOR SALE Sausage, fully seasoned.
350 lb. Oakdaie Grocery.
FOR SALE Soil sulphur. Second car
will arrive soon. Monarch Seed &
Feed CO.
FOR SALE Spring flowering bulba,
daffodils, narcissi, hyacinths, tu
lips, etc. Monarch Beeo sa reeo uo
6100 REWARD for return of largo
group of keys. Phone 6300 or sioi
OHUOK roasts, grade A beef, 37o lb.
Oakdaie Grocery.
FOR SALE Vetch, winter gray oats,
rye, barley and wheat for fall sow
ing. Monarch Seed o Feed Co.
?OR BALE Earthenware churns
Monarch 6ed to Feed Co.
FOR SALE Baled alfalfa and straw.
Monarch Seed to Feed Co.
FOR SALE Soil sulphur. Last oar
lor tne season win arrive soon, uet
your supply before too late. Mon
arch seed 5s Feed Co.
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ENDS TONIGHT: 1
FOR SALE Colored fryera. drawn and
cut up, 40c lb. Oakdaie Grocery.
WILL TRADE AVt shotgun sheila for
la-gauge aneiia. Ph. 3848 after
6:30 p. m.
WANTED Commercial spraying. Ph.
eooo. Mcaonagie.
MOVING to all pane of Oregon,
Washington, California, by padded
vans Regular service. Esds Trans
fer. Dial 3838.
WANTED One or more bunches of
shingles. Phone 4697. .
WANTED
Feeder or fat lambs. Write card
or letter to P. O. Box 468, Med
ford, Ore.
PHIUPPI AND ROHR.
FOR oil heaters, new and old, see
joe 4. donee, eas King.
ST. ANNE'S ALTAR SOCIETY Runes
mage sale, Oct. 15 and 16th. In for
mer Al, Plche building, 804 Ease
Main.
OUR service station will be closed
from Sept. 80 until October 18.
We're goin1 hunUn'. George Good
man. Standard Station, 6th .and
Central.
FURNITURE MOVING anywhere, any
time, city Transfer m storage.
Phone 4664.
$5000
CORKING COURT HOUSB
This very close-in home locator!
In Corning Court has five spacious
rooms with fireplace, sawdust burn
ing furnace. Anyone doslrln? clow
In home with quiet surroundings
should see this.
(Exclusive Agents)
$3250
This five - room, comfortable
home located on Vancouver Ave,
has an over-sized lot with plenty
of shade with good garden soil. Well
priced at 43250.
(Exclusive Agents)
.$21,000
Thla ranch la one of the old, well
established places on Butte Greek,
with free water. Has one of the Old
est rights In the valley. 60 acres
Irrigated In alfalfa and clover with
the balance of the ranch in spring
and fall pasture, totaling 800 acree.
Good, comfortable, modern house,
good outbuildings with two large
bams. Fully equipped for opera
' tlon. having 35 head of reglatered
dairy cows. Thla place la now In
profitable operation.
(Exclusive Agents)
MARK A. OOLDY AGENCY.
105 E. Main St. Phone 8366.
PLYMOUTH PARTS
HUMPHREY MOTORS
33 So. Riverside Dial 4980
ZERO CLUB
Out of bounds, civilians only
Delicious chicken and steak
dinners 7:00 p. m., 3 a. m.,
except Sunday. Phone day
time S300, night 9101.
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