MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1943
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and
To Remodet Lewis Knlps ap
plied at the city superintendent'
office Saturday for permlulon to
" remodel a,garage at 942 8. Holly
street at a stated cost of $200.
A '
To Practice Officers and dn-
gree staff members of the Pyth
ian Sisters are asked to meet at
the K. of P. hall Wedensday of
this week at 7:30 p. m. for prac-
tice- , .
Greens Return Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold K. Green, 135 N. Holly
street, returned yesterday from
San Francisco, Cal., where they
had spent a. week. Mr. Green
was called there by the sudden
death of his father, Joseph F.
Green of San Francisco.
. .
Enlist In Nay Lloyd Allen
Womack, 17-year-old son of Mrs.
Bessie P. Womack of 346 N.
Front street, enlisted In the navy
.Oct. 21, according to M. W. Crain
of the local recruiting office.
r Vernon LeRoy Penland of Cen
tral Point also enlisted Oct. 21
through the Medford navy re
cruiting office. Penland Is the
17-year-old son of Mr, and Mrs.
. ' George W. Penland.
On Leae Raymond E. West,
ship's cook third class, is home
spending a 30-day leave visiting
his mother, Mrs. Maggie West of
Jacksonville. West enlisted in
the navy through the Medford
recruiting office In Decembet,
1940, according to H. W. Craln,
local recruiting officer. He has
been serving in the South Pa
cific area and has taken part In
five major battles. -..
.
Completes Course Lloyd Ed
dy Nordqulst has completed the
rourse at the naval air training
center, Memphis, Tenn., for avi
ation radioman and will receive
the third class petty officer's
rate, according to a news release
from the center. Nordqulst, a
. graduate of Medford high school)
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Nordqulst, j 1120 Queen Anne
Ave. Nordqulst has been In the
navy since last March and took
his .recruit training at Farra
gut, Ida. .
Talks
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DR. A. k. HEDGES
Chiropractic St Naturopathic
, Phisician
128 E. Main Dial 3170
LIFE-SPAN
Much has been said of rerait
years relative to Increased "life
span." This has led many to be
lieve that the national heulth has
been greatly Improver1, and the
life-span lengthened. Such is apt
to give the wrong Impression. It
is true that infant mortality has
been reduced. Yet, the death
reaper continues his pace in the
older age groups. "Defensive
Diet" resorts that Dr. V. G.
Heiser, author of "An American
Doctor's Odyssey" recently said
before the American Association
k fo: the Advancement of Science:
"Vour chance of increasing your
life-span after the age of 35 has
not been increased one iota in
the past 100 years!" This only
substantiates statements the
writer has made several times.
Improvement has resulted in the
saving of the young. But little
or nothing has been done for the
person after the age of 35, and
especially so should he have a
chronic disease. It is tune re
search from a new view-point be
started.
A Cordial Invitation
h Extended To Everyone In Southern
Oregon To Attend A
FREE LECTURE
On Christian Science
"Christian Science; Scientific
WILL B. DAVIS, C.S.
Chicago, Illinois
Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ, Scientist In Boston, Massachusetts
TUESDAY, OCT. 26, 8 P.M.
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Monday
'30 p. m. Officers of De
gree of Honor lodge. Inspection
Dracuca at Llnrnln -
, " u. kiiuwi uw.
nasium.
Tuesday
10:30 a. m. Women's Society
of Christian Service In Metho
dist church parlors. Special
service observing "Week of
Prayer." Paper sack luncheon
at noon, executive meeting at 1
p. m., and homecoming at 2 p.
m; Mrs. Perry Hanson, mis
sionary from China, will be
guest speaker.
1:00 p. m. Kiwanli Dames,
Holland hotel. President, Mrs.
J. E. Earley.
2:00 n. m Torf!. vlll.n
of First Baptist church, mission
ary meeting at church parlors.
Hostesses, Mesdames Wilder, E.
Bryant and Landers.
2:30 p. m. Wednesday Study
club tea honoring Mrs. T. W.
Miles, at Girls' Community
club.
8:00 p. m.-r-Nevlta chapter,
O.E.S. special meeting and pro
gram in celebration of Past Ma
trons' ntffht and 34th nnnlwr.
ary of chapter at Masonic Tern-
pie at central jrouu.
Wednesday
- 100 n m Rnval Volahknta
Mistletoe club; Girls' Commun
ity ciud, paper sacx luncneon.
1:30 p. m. Oak Grove Neigh
borhood club, home of Mrs.
Mary Gustafson, 007 North
Riverside avenue, dessert lun
cheon. .License Issued A marriage
license was issued. In Reno to
day to E. N. Dyer, 40, and Mer
ian E. Lincoln, 40, both of Med
ford. e
Violate Basic Rule Lester
William Johnson was arrested
by local police Sunday, for vio
lation of the basic rule. He post
ed $10 bail, and is now await
ing appearance In city police
court.
- Daughter Bora Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Bump of Newport, Ore.,
are the parents of an 8 pound 13
ounce daughter born Oct. 6. The
child was named Emily Ann.
Mrs. Bump, formerly Clara
Gumelius, taught in the Llnr.iln
school in Medford for a number
of years.
m m
la Medford Ira B. Bowen,
clerical audit supervisor- from
Oregon Selective Service head
quarters in Srjem, is in Med
ford this week on a regular visit
to the two Jackson County Se
lective Service boards. Mr.
Bowen is accompanied by his
wife
Mrs. Davis Leaves Mrs.
George Davis and two small
sons left today for Lebanon,
Ore., where the Davis family
will reside in the future. "Mr.
Davis will leave Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis have lived
In Medford. for the past three
years, Mr. Davis having been
employed at the Perl - Funeral
home. He has purchased an un
dertaking establishment in Le
banon. Mother Arrives Mrs. L. M.
Beaty of Blair, Neb., has arrived
In Medford to spend the winter
with her . daughter, Mrs. Fred
Rankin, executive secretary of
the Jackson county Red Cross
chapter, who resides at 1000
West Main St. Mrs. Rankin went
to Portland to meet her mother
and was Joined there by her
daughter, Miss Patricia Rankin,
the three women arriving in
Medford Sunday. Miss Rankin
returned to Portland Immedi
ately.
INTITLID
BY-
Study Group Meets The for
eign policy study group of
AAUW and LWV meets tomor
row evening at the home of Mrs.
Justin Smith, 21 Geneva St., at
7:45 p. m., with Mrs. Edwin H.
Halliwall In charge of the eve
ning's program.
In Court Jeanette Irene Dole,
charged with operating a log
ging truck without an operator's
license, was scheduled to appear
in justice court today, on a state
police citation issued Saturday.
Oren W. Chamberlain, also
charged with operating a motor
vehicle without an operator's
license, was assessed $1.50 and
costs Saturday.
a
Officer Arrives Lt. Walker
Treece arrived in Medford yes
terday from Mineral Wells, Tex.,
and today he and Mrs. Treece,
who has been here visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. E.
Schuler, continued on to Port
land to spend a short time with
the lieutenant's parents. Tomor
row night Mrs. Schuler wUl also
go to Portland to remain until
Friday morning. Lt. and Mrs.
Wells will return jto Texas from
Portland.
Four Arrested Chester Vir
gil Hendrickson, 42, arrested
Saturday on South Fir street for
being drunk, was sentenced to
five days in jail or a fine of $10
in police court this morning.
Francis Callegori, 25, arrested
on E. Main street Saturday on
a similar charge, was fined $15
or 7i days in jail. Edward Ed
Gervals, 64, charged with being
drunk, was released from city
jail Saturday after posting $10
bail. Douglas Marion Gaylor.
arrested for being drunk on
South Fir street Saturday, was
taken to a local hospital for
treatment.
PASSES FEATURE
PRO GRID IIS
By United Press
The forward passers were in
there pitching In the pro ranks
again Sunday.
The Podgers opened a sudden
secoroi halt offensive at Chicago
against the reat Bears and
rolled up three touchdowns. How
ever, they eventually lost, 33
to 21.
Green Bay took.lts second vic
tory over the Detroit Lions this
year, 27 to 6, at Detroit. The
Packers intercepted nine passes,
surpassing the old league record
by two. Frankle Sinkwlch, a star
last week, misdirected seven of
them, tying a record set by Pack
er Hall of the Cleveland Rams
In 1942.
Sammy Baugh threw a touch
down pass in Washington's 13 to
7 victory over the Chicago Car
dinals at Washington.
The New York Giants avenged
an earlier defeat by the Philadelphia-Pittsburgh
Steagle com
bine, 42 to 14, at the Polo
Ground.
VRV Calendar
Wednesday '
Special Halloween dance at
Service Club No. 1 with orches
tra and Halloween program.
Girls to wear "gingham gowns."
Thursday
Halloween costume party t at
Service Club. No. 2. Servicemen
will wear "fatigues," girls will
wear costumes.
Arrangements have been made
for young women attending the
Service Club dances to meet at
the Riverside USO instead of the
old Chamber of Commerce build
ing, starting this week. Wednes
day evening the busses leave at
7:30 p. m. and Thursday evening
at 8 p. m.
Uind - llealing"
SOUTH
OAKDALI AVENUE
THIRTY NURSES
ATTEND MEETING
WITH MISS GRAY
More than 80 registered
nurses from Medford, Butte
Falls, Ashland, Josephine and
Douglas county were in attend
ance this morning at the insti
tute being held here today by
Miss Mary. Gray, Red Cross
nurse consultant for Oregon.
Additional nurses were to ar
rive this afternoon from Klam
ath county and the institute con
tinues throughout the day with
session from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m.
The institute here, held in the
Presbyterian church, is part of
the ' nation-wide program to
train women in home nursing
and the nurses attending today's
classes are to teach home nurs
ing classes, in this section.
Locally the new classes will be
announced soon. Red Cross of
ficials point out that it is the
goal of the organization to train
at least one person in each home
to take care of the sick in that
home as far as possible to re
lieve the load on the dwindlin?
supply of nurses in hospitals
and as preparation for possible
emergencies, such as epidemics
of disease.
" The Institute was' arranged by
Miss Helen Bullis. county chair
man of the Red Cross for home
nursing.
Miss Eldora Roberts of 306
North Central avenue, has Joined
the WAVES, women's setivce of
the U. S. Navy, lt was reported
today by Recruiting Specialist
Herbert W. Crain of the Med
fprd U. S. Navy recruiting sub
station, which has charge of ap
plications for WAVES lnthis
area.
Miss Roberts will report soon
to the WAVES Indoctrination
school at Hunter college, Colum
bia university, New York City,
where she will begin training.
Second member of her family
to enlist in the armed forces.
Miss Roberts joins her brother,
Frank L. Roberts, sergeant In the
U. S. army now serving in North
Africa. Miss Roberts is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Roberts of Medford.
WEEK-END RAIN
Rains falling over the week
end were highly beneficial, but
caused no rejoicing in some agri
cultural circles, County Agent
Robert G. Fowler reported to
day. Farmers with corn to harv
est and ladino to thresh, could
have stood a few days delay, it
was explained.
On the other hand, the mois
ture freshened the fall pastures
and orchard cover crops, and put
the ground in good shape for fall
plowing and seeding. Snow in
the hills started stockmen to
driving down tardy cattle. The
rain was general throughout the
county. ,
Livestock
Portland, Ore, Oct. as (DP) Live
stock:
Cattle. 3400: calve. 835. Oood cat
tle scarce, market mostly steady, ex
cept best steers and hellers, strong to
?ao aignsr. raw neaa Bras ateers,
14.00; bulk, 618.60. down to 811.40:
common steers, I960; grass heifers up
to eia uu; common to medium grades,
$8.00311.00: canner and cutter cows,
$6.00 07.00; medium to good beef
cows, S9.509 11.00; bulla, S8.60tl0.30:
good to choice veelers, $13.6014.60;
grass calves, IIS.00 down. '
Hogs, 8000; market alow, ateady
with Friday extreme top 10a higher.
Oood to choice 185-335-lb., largely
14.60; lew, 814.66) 14.76; 240-800-lb ,
618.36 14.00: good sow, S11.609
13.00: choice feeder pig below 81S.00.
Sheep. 1300; 36o higher than Fri
day, Oood to choice wooled tamos,
818.35 18.50; Jew, 13 S)13.78;
shorn lamb, $11.00; common to me
dium wooled lambs, S8.00 10.60: good
ewe, $4.60; common down to $3.00.
i
South Ban Francisco, Oct. 36 (UP)
(USDA)
Cattle.- 760. About 13 oars steer
en ssle, active Interest, h-stock
fully steady. A dosra load aged me
dium range cows, $10.36 10.78, out
let broad; common cows, $9.60: can
nera and cutter. $6.00 860: medium
sausage bulls, 110.009 10.80. Calves,
36; steady. Medium to good slaugh
ter calves, 13.60)1S60.
Hogs, 460. Around 10c lower. Bulk
300-340-lb. good barrow and gilts,
$16.00 18.16; medium to good eowa,
ELDORA ROBERTS
IS WAVE RECRUIT
Towniend
DANCE
' at
Dreamland Hall
Tueg. Night
JOLL1EST DANCE
IN MEDFORDI
1J00U.8, around t8o lower
Sheep. S800. Largely thorn Califor
nia lamb. Paw deck Orafoa aw.
Undertone steady.
Portland Produce
Portland. Oct. IS (UP) Wholesale
market prices:
Appiee uejicioue, eocADinanon ma.
6SJ1; Yakima Jonathane, combina
tion box, H31: Kings, none; Winter
Banana, face fill, ea.86: Ortleys, com
bination, 331; fao nil, S8.76.
Fan-Hood River ryAnjoo, lilt
Base, MAO box.
Bean Oresoa man. Halls lb.;
ahell. Sl.es lug.
Beets 009600 down bunches.
Cauliflower No. I, 13.35 crate.'
CabbageBound type, $1.60 crata;
red. c lb.
Celery Oregon. SS.OO crata; white,
MOO.
Lettuce The Dalle. MOO crate.
Potatoes Deeohute No. 1, as .30
cental.
Radishes loekl. 50c dozen buncr..
Squaah Danish, OOc orange 'jox:
suechlnl, 11.26 box; Bohemian, si 76
crata; banana, IWo lb.
Sweet potatoee California So,
14.35; eastern yams, SO, WOO.
Country meats venture. B, IS
lotto: C, 1691740: canner-eutter
cows, la 14c; limns, O, 10 30c.
Chicago Wheat
Chtcego, Oct. 86 (DP) Wheat:
Open High TjOW Clos
nee. .l.M't SlJStt l.Mtt Sl.Sttt
May 1.63ft 1.63H 1.62 1.6314
July UOtt 1.6034 1.6014 1.6014
8. F. DAIRY PRICES
San Francisco, Oct. 25 U.PJ
Dairy market:
Butter 93 score, 43c; 92 score.
42V4c; 90 score, 424c; 89 score,
41c.
Cheese Wholesale prices.
loaf 27V4c triplets 27c.
Eggs Large grade A, 58c; me
dium grade A, 84c; small grade
A, SOc; large grade B, 48c.
Wall Street
New York, Oct. 25 (U.f9
Strength in liquor stocks and ac
tivity in a few low-priced utili.
ties featured an otherwise quiet
ana narrowly irregular stock
market today.
Second-hour sales were swell
ed by long strings of Common-
wealth and Southern which ap
peared In blocks ranging to 20,.
000 shares; Columbia Gas, Gen
eral Gas A., and Seaboard Air
lines railway. These four Issues
made up about one-third of the
dealings in the morning hours.
The volume lightened in the
foregoing issues in the afternoon
and the whiskey stocks took the
front rank.
Today's closing prices on se
lected stocks:
American Tel. & Tel 158V4
Anaconda ..... . 26
Chrysler .... 78
Curtiss Wright...
General Electric
General Motors.
Montgomery Ward..
Penn. R. R
Phillips Petroleum..
J. C. Penney.,
Radio .
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil of California 37
Texas Gulf Sulphur.....-.. 38
Transamerica ..... 8
United Aircraft 30V4
U. S. Rubber....... 43V4
U. S. Steel 84H
Eastern Star At
Central Point To
Mark Anniversary
A special program celebrating
past matrons' and past patrons'
night, and the 34th anniversary
of the founding of the chapter,
will be held by Nevlta Chapter,
O. E. S., Central Point, at the
Masonic Temple In Central Point
tomorrow night. The progrom
and meeting will begin at 8 p. m.
In charge of .arrangements for
the special meeting are Mrs.
Hensley Holt, worthy matron,
and Mrs. Howard Jewett, assocl-
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at worthy matron. Mrs. Lloyd
Stlmpson and Mrs. Orvilla Ham
ilton are in charge of decorations
tor the affair.
AU visiting members of the or
der are cordially Invited to at
tend. CARD or THANKS
W thank our many friend and
neighbor for their kindness and sym
pathy during our bereavement. Alio
for the beautiful flowers. Vfv. and
Mr. W. A. Sheldon and Gloria Smith.
Use Uall Tribune Want Acs. .
Too Late To Classify
WANTED To buy gaa range and
amau on circulating heater, raone
6S39 a'Wr 1p.m.
COA'j "Utah Aberdeen." direct from
mln to you. Medford Fuel. Tel.
Sill.
WANTED To trad cow for ISOO-lb.
bora. Phone 6300.
POIt BALE Boy's bicycle. Oood con
dition. Balloon tires, aio. Also new
aet 600x18 tire chain, $6. 023 Mo
Andrews Road.
WANTED Girl for housework and
care for 8-year-old boy. No cooking,
light washing. Thursdays and Bun
days off. Oo home night. $13 week.
Call 3906 daytime, 3783 after .
WILL exchange xoom with kitchen
privileges m corvaiu ror aama in
Medford. Mrs, Arm Miller. Oen.
Del., Medford.
LOST Gaa ration books "A" and
"B." Robert Barker, P. O. Box 67,
Phoenix.
FOB BALE SO acre pasture land,
fsnoed sheep-tight; 6-room house,
pressure water, 8-stanohlon barn,
double chicken house, large gar
age. 3 wells, one with windmill.
$1600 cash. Lee Norfleet, Rt. S,
Box 436, Medford.
WILL sublet for two year very but
small store location In Medford
Adjacent to the heaviest toot traf
fic corner In the city. Inside meas
ures 10Vix63. Rent $80. Tribune
Box sob i.
WANTED To rent furnished modem
apartment or house. No children or
pets. Can furnish reference. Phone
Mr. Jams, room 430, Jckson
Hotel.
WANTED Furnished 3 or a-bsdroom
home or apartment. 3 children. Will
pay up to u. rnone ouiu.
FOR BALE Kelly green reversible
raincoat, alee so, like new, so. Also
child's heavy tweed coat, size 10,
$4. 633 B. Central.
WANT TO LEASE 16 Or 30 acre,
good Improvements, Irrigation, clo
ver and grass Responsible local
couple. Tribune box auso.
FOR, BALE Westlnghouae lectrte
range, or trade for good enamel
wood range with colls. First lane
past arant Road, on Beau iiene, 4tn
place.
FOR BALE 4-rm. furnished house.
Would consider trailer house aa
down payment. Olve detail of
trailer in letter to Ann unneu,
3970 Mission, San FranclBoo.
WANTED Girl or woman tor light
housework. Board, room and wages,
Phone 6443.
WANTED Old Dodge, Chevrolet or
star motor to make a power plant,
133 N. Riverside. Boylan.
LOST Will person who found red
purse at rummage sale keep money
and mall to Mr. Lout Brown, 787
W. Jackson.
WANTED To buy or lea 80 to $0
sere good land within 10 miles of
Medford preferably, under Irriga
tion. Improvement no object.
Olve price and location. Address
. Box 3088 Msll Tribune.
WANTED Practical nursing. Call
3710, apt. 8.
WANTED Ambitious and intelligent
boy, 14 to 16, for Mall Tribune rout
In Ashland.. Phone collect, 3141,
during offle hours, or 4794 era
hlngs. Jerry Latham.
WANTED Army officer and wife want
furnished apartment or small house.
No children or pet. Mrs. Monk,
Jackaon Hotel.
OPEN 1.45
ENDS TOMORROW
TwoTramsEH
To LoxDOri
and
we.
tiOM iaoi
- Harriet HlttlAlB
rat MsOONAia
ROY
ROGERS
sniu i
IMTOM MclANE VV
Mull. HI
WEDNESDAY!
TriYTHMRODEOll
W'
IYAK i
'Oi J af
Plus .
WAKTKfl One man double drum
hoist. Handle 100 (t. of 6-H cable.
Oea driven. 123 X. Hlvtrelde. Boylan.
0 ACRES, 4-rm. modem, poultry
nous, under irrigation, city water.
Bouse incomplete, all material on
hand to finish. Can be mad nice
home. $3000. $1000 down.
BEN B, COOPER.
Re. 60S4. Offlo 7S6T.
333 N. Riverside.
ARMY officer and wife desire fur
nished houee or apartment. Pleas
call Mrs. Iron or Mr, tuna, ao
Jackaon Hotel.
FOR BALE Modern 4-reom house,
garage, woodshed and fruit room,
furnished or unfurnished. Also
chicken house. Priced reasonable.
Earl Richardson, Eagle Point, Ore.
POTATOES
100-rb. lack No. 1, fin winter
storing. $3S$ per 100 lb.
MEDPORDYI ORANOB MARKET,
130 N. Riverside. Phone $04$.
FOR BALE Large drum-type wood
store, used par store, 331 w. Main.
LOST Oaa ration book In Ollmore
station folder. J. M. oreen, Rt. 3,
Box 868-A, Loder Lane.
FOR SALE Red weaner pigs. Boo
Holdrldce, Wagner creek Road, Tal
ent. FOR BALE 140 Plymouth pickup,
Just like sew. will tare trade. As
sociated Station, 1368 S. Riverside.
Phone 3817.
WANTED To rent by high school
teacher, a or a-oearoom xurnisnea
house. Phone 8074.
WANTED Soldier- wife who would
be Interested In exchanging house
work, for a comfortable home, Fb.
4866.
OFFICER'S wife delsres 8-rm. fur
nished apartment. Call Rm. 403,
Medford Hotel.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
SPECIALS
Just received a shipment of wood
circulating heatera and all white
enamel ranges: also box heatera,
wood heaters, stove pip nd atove
noara. etc oe u Tor your stove
neaa.
Large stock of luggage of all kinds,
epper bag, overnight bag.
Fresh stock of paints, all color, at
$1.86 per gallon; linseed oil and
turpentine.
New shipment of davenolaa, priced
from $49.60 and up. Also chairs atid
breafast sets, pUtforra rockers and
ail pncea to save you money.
Roofing paper, all weights, sheet-
i n,, ouy uuw dviuiv prices
vanos.
Hay tools for the fanner, consist
Ing of hay cable and pulleya, plton-
forks, shovels, axe, wedge and all
kind of repair handles. Work har
ness for tb horses, both chain and
all leather, collars and pads.
proofed for the camper or woods
msn. Comforters, canvas cot, tar-
pauims, wdh ana camp stoves.
Linoleum rugs from 6x9 to 13x16
at our old popular price, urn se
lection of yardage goods to choose
rrora.
Nalla. etaplea and stock fencing,
barb wire and bale tie.
For the carpenter: Large stock of
tools; saws, hsmmers, aquarea.
tape nd rule, chisel, brace and
pita, plane nd III of ll kind.
Complete lln of hot water tanks,
laundry trays, pipe and fittltw.
pressure system, Irrigation pumps
and pip. . ,
For your Victory gsrdsn and lawn:
Hose and nonle, valve and rab
bit fencing in Vi and tt-tnch mesh.
W Carry a large stock of new and
used pulley, cable, blocks, belting
. hooks, peavles and canthooka, for
th mill and wood.
Remember, you need no PRIOR
ITY on uaed merchandise.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE.
37-39 North Orape. Dial 8744.
WEDNESDAY!
SHOWS AT 1i48-i48-Bi00
ENDS TOMORROW
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GENE TIERNEY
DON AMECHE
CV, Aries COBURN
WANTED Driver. Samson Fuel Co.
WANTED Driver and warehouse man.
F. B. Samson Co.
LADY'S blue all-wxil coat, sir 36:
girl' ill-wool polo coat, size 14-18.
Each $10. Like new. CaU 8611.
FOR BALE Bulbs to force for winter
flowera. Monarch Beed as Feed Co.
FOR BALE Direct draw beer cabinet.
ruuy equipped with compressor,
$630. Also Philippine mahogany
back bar and counter. $ stools, $300.
Bart McDonald. 104 Sing St.
FOR BALE 6-chalr lunch counter,
atooia, chroma trim, cream tan. as.
Bert McDonald, 104 King St.
GET your bicycle tires and tube at
iiewi super service.
UBT reoelved another shipment of
radio batteries, ijewis super semoa.
FOR BALE Last car sulphur of aea-
aon now in. uet yours before too
late. Monarch Seed d Feed Co.
FOR BALE Car vetch and winter
gray oats Just received. Last ahlp
ment for thla year. Get your early.
Monarch Beed si Feed Co.
FOR BALE Olasa cloth keep out cold
ana reins, admits ngnt. Monarch.
Beed as Feed Co.
FOR BALE: Blueston for spray mak
ing. Also Basi-cop and prepared
Bordeaux. Monarch Seed b Fed Co,
FOR BALE Wright' meat curing salt
ana liquia smoke. Morton's smnxe
salt will arrive In short time. Mon
arch Seed as Feed Co.
FOR BALE Clay flower pots, spring
flowering bulbs, bulb fibre. Mon
arch Seed As Feed Co.
WANTED To buy, rent or store elec-
tno refrigerator. Excellent car
guaranteed. Permanent .residents.
Phone 4704 or Inquire 819 Park.
WANTED
TWO HIGH-GRADE MECHANICS.
ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET,
9TH AND BARTLETT. PH. 3388.
FOR better meat and better price
try th oakdal Grocery.
FOR better meat and better price
iry roe oasaaie Grocery.
FOR oil heatera. new and old, see
doe J. Jones. 423 King.
FOR better meat and better price
iry tne oaxaaie Grocery.
Moving; to all part of Oregon.
Washington, California, by padded
vans. Regular service. Eads Trans
fer. Dial 3838.
WANTED Large trunk. Phon 806(1
CITY TRANSFER e. Storage Co.
Padded van service for your con
venience. Phone 4664. 88 So. Fir.
REPLACE your broken window glass.
New glass Installed while you wait.
Medford Mlllwurk Co.
rhs Glass House
Phon 41 13 10th and Orape
Relief At Last
For Your Cough
Oreomulslon relieves promptly be
cause lt goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
soothe and heal raw, tender. In
flamed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Oreomulslon with the un
derstanding you must like the way lt
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coutht, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
Mght Only Weekdays starts 6:4!
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of the
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