Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 13, 1943, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Pinochle Party Townsend members will have i pinochle party at the Townsend hail iir I : .a a . neuucsuHjr u O p. in. jueniDers ana vicaas are inviiea 10 attend. . Obssrrars Note Certificates have been Issued to AWS ob r servers by the Fourth Fighter . Command. Those observers who turned In their hours may obtain their certificates by calling at the office of Wiliam Lawrence on West Main St Annual Party Members of the Jacksonville Grange Horn.- Economics club will hold the an nuel Christmas party Wednes day of this week at 12:30 p. m at the home of Mrs. A. E. Brock way, Stewart Ave. There will be an exchange of Christmas gifts D. A. V. Mealing Regular . meeting of the Disabled Ameri can Veterans will be held at the ' Medford armory Tuesday at 8 y p. m. All veterans of the present V war, who have been discharged '"because of some disability, should attend, it was stated to day by D. A. V. officials. To Make Wreaths Members of the Phoenix Garden club will meet at the Phoenix Grange hal Thursday, Dec. 16, to make Christmas wreaths and garlands for the Camp White Station Hos pital. The meeting will begin at 10 a. m. and last all day, with a covered dish luncheon at noon. All women of the community are Invited to attend and help with the work. In Ulan Second Lt. Aaron J. Ayres, co-pilot of a B-17 Flying Fortress, is now stationed at Wendover Field, Utah, having been transferred there recently from the field at Ephrata, Wasli. Lt Ayres, a son of Mr. and Mrs. ' E. A. Ayres of Jacksonville and commissioned at Douglas, Ariz. Lt Ayres' wife is now makinn her home at Wells, Nev., near Wendover Field. En route to Nevada, Mrs. Ayres spent three days in Jacksonville with her husband's parents. D.A.R. To Meet Mrs. E. M. Wilson of 340 South Riverside ' Ave., will entertain members of Crater Lake chapter of Daugh ters of the American Revolutior Saturday, Dec. 18, for the an nual Christmas party. The af- 1 fair is scheduled for 2 p. m. Miss Sara VanMeter will read a Christmas story and the Christ mas music and carols will be in charge of Mrs. Thomas Younjt There will be an exchange of Christmas gifts and members are asked to bring gifts costing not , more than 25 cents. Assistant ..hostesses for the afternoon are Mrs. O. H. Brenneman and Mrs. F. J. Newman. Members arc asked to note that the meeting is one week earlier than usual, since the regular meeting day falls upon Christmas. DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic fc Naturopathic Physician 121 E-Main Dial 3170 HEALTH from WITHIN We all desire health. But many times we do not desire it with such zeal as Impels us to give up that which Impedes health. Health is not an outside sub stance to be taken into the body. This seems to be a belief too strongly fastened upon the race consciousness. Health is a state or condition of existence. Health is not from fha nntcirin In. hut from the inside out. This is the law of biologic being. The supply oi proper materials and normal ..ntltn anri rimilfltinn are essentials. Structural distor tion impedes normal nerve func tions and interferes with proper circulation to the vital organs. 1 p shopping DAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS Greeting Card. - Seal. Wrappings SHOP for GIFTS at the West Side Pharmacy PERSONAL CALENDAR Monday 6:15 p. m. Medford Toast masters club, Hotel Jackson, Tuesday 10:30 a. m Oak Grove Ex tension unit home of Mrs. A. W. Dennv. Oak- rimv. , Covered dish luncheon and d monstratlon on "File It Now." 12:30 p. m. Queen Esther circle of Methodist church, an nual Xmas party, home of Mrs. George Fisk. Griffin Creek. 12:30 p. m. Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble club, annual turkey dinner and Xmas gift exchange, home of Mrs. Frances McConochie, 1015 W. 12th St 1:00 p. m. Grace circle of Presbyterian church, home of Mrs. John Perl, Coleman. Creek road, dessert luncheon. 1:00 p. m. Everready circle, covered dish luncheon at Mr Llttrell's room at Presbyterian church. Gift exchange. 1:00 p. m. St. Anne's Altar society, regular monthly meet ing at Parish hall. Chicken lun cheon served by Mrs. C. H. Williams' unit Members and all Catholic ladles urged to be present. 1:00 p. m. Fidelity circle of First Methodist church, home of Mrs. L. N. Younger, 611 8th St., covered dish luncheon. Bring service and gift. Xmas program; devotions by Mrs. C. H. Beery. 2:00 p. m. St Mark's auxili ary, meeting and program, home of Mrs. A. G. McMillin, 56 N. Peach St. 2:00 p. m. Ladies' auxiliary of First Baptist church, at church. Missionary meeting. Members asked to bring "mite boxes." Hostesses, Mesdames Minnie Bryant, Gfober and Rey nolds. 7:45 p. m. Medford Dupli cate Bridge club, Medford hotel. 8:00 p. m. Medford Theoso phical society, members meet ing, 220 N. Oakdale Ave. Visit ing members welcome. 8:00 p. m. D.A.V, regular meeting at armory. 8:00 p. m. Nevita Chapter, No. 03, O.E.S., Masonic temple in Central Point, Christmas party. Those attending asked to bring Inexpensive gift for ex change. - Wednesday 10:30 p. m. Medford Exten- tlon unit, home of Mrs. Lucille Rowley, 227 N. Oakdale Ave. Covered dish luncheon at noon and Xmas 'gift exchange. l:uo p. m. fast Matrons club, Nevita- chapter, O.E.S., home of Mrs. Elsie Martin. Xmas party. 1:00 p. m. Women of .Rotary. covered dish luncheon and Xmas party, home of Mrs. Ernest Gil- strap, 35 Geneva St. Members bring gift for exchange and gift for charity project 1:00 p. m, Get-Together club, dessert card party at home of Mrs. Yetta Flowers,' 112 E. 12th St. Members and friends Invited. - 1:30 p. m. Oak Grove Neighborhood club, ' horns of Mrs. Ruth Marks,, dessert lun cheon. Car Molested Bernlce Shields of room 24, Crater Hotel, report ed to city police that Saturday night the fender pants were stolen from her 1941 Plymouth sedan. Oregon license 388-907 The car' was parked on a service station lot Cancel Meeting The meeting of the Sunny Sisters circle of the Presbyterian church, scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. A. Lausman, has been cancelled due to the ill ness of the Lausman family. The meeting will be held in January www Ta ann.a Irving Bernard Pfthm OA nt thA 382 Infantrv at Camp White, was arrestee. &ai ItrHov nn hlffhwav 00 near Cen tral Point for violation oi tne basic rule, and is cited to appear Dec. 18 at 4 p. m. Carl Chestei Uanmn dl nf 442.1 Cirove street. noVlanH fjil.. Iff scheduled . to appear Dec. 14 at 2 p. m. to an swer a charge of violation of the basic rule. Hanson was arrested on Blackwell Hill December 8 MEDFORD MAIL Bicyela Stolen Julia A. Chandler of 434 Haven street naa a ue and white Westfield bicycle, Medford license No. 887, stolen from In front of a local theater Saturday accord ing to a report made to city police. Purse Picked Mm. Judith Ann Lee of Rt 4 reported to city police early this morning that someone had picked the contents of her purse as she sat in a local theatre last night tak ing a 10 bill and Identification cants and ration books. Mrs. Lee Is the wife of a soldier, Just recently moved to Medford. To Texas Mrs. Barton LaFou and daughter, Jacque, are leav ing tomorrow for Texas, where tney wui make their home to be near Lt LaFou who is stationed at an airfield in Texas. Mrs. LaFou and her daughter have been making their home in Med for with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Freed of 614 Park street ' Find Bicycles Local police men picked up a green Columbia bicycle, license number 1587, on Main street at Front street Sun day. The bicycle is registered to Garrett Larson of 436 N. Holly street. A World bicycle, licensed number 826, listed to Ray JS. Pierce of Woodrow lane, route 4, was picked up Saturday. Post Ball Lyle Watson Love lace, 43, posted $10 bail with city police Sunday after being arrested In a local pool hall on a charge of drunkeness, and was cited to appear at 10 a. m. today tor Hearing. John Nick Olson 38, arrested Saturday on Front street near E. Main stredt on a charge of drunkenness, also post ed bail of $10. . Loses Billfold Josenh T. Moss of the 83 General Hospita. uamp wnite, reported to city police last night that his bill fold containing $132 and identi flcation cards was missing. Last time it was seen was in Ashland earlier In the evening, when Moss had paid for a meal at a restaurant. He then hitched a ride to Medford before missing ine Billfold. Accident A Consolidated Freightways truck and trailer operated by Marlin Eugene Fow ler, and a 1941 Dodge sedan Yet low Cab, operated by Roscoe Larkln Edwards, were involved in an accident yesterday on highway 62 near the J. T Lydlard place. Two passengers in the sedan were slightly In jured and a third passenger es caped uninjured. Minor Accidents A 1934 Hudson driven by Travis M. Llt tletield of Rt. 4 and a 1930 Ford operated by Ernestyn Charley of 438 Haven street were Involved in a minor accident on N. Holly street Saturday, according to a report on file today. A logging truck operated by E. F. Arm- priest of Jacksonville and a Plymouth driven by J. L. Doney of Murphy, Ore., were Involved In an accident 25 miles west of Medford Saturday, report on tile stated today. Akins Leaves Robert Lee Akins, machinist's mate second class in the navy, left Medford Saturday to return to Norfolk. Va., after a visit here with his mother, Mrs. Marie Main, his sis ters, the Misses Dorothy and violet Akins, and R. H. LaFleur at the family home, 421 South Front St. Akins has been on duty in South American waters. He visited his father In Bend Ore., before coming to Medford and was accompanied here by his cousin, Mrs. A..R. Doramus of Bend and Jack O'Doherty, al so of Bend. Akins . has three brothers, all in the navy. Fred erick Arthur Akins, aviation ma- chinist s mate second class, is stationed in Rhode Island; Rich ard Dale Akins, aviation ma chinist's mate second class, is at Norman, Okla., and Vernon Rhea, radioman first class, is at Brooklyn, N. Y. Mights Only Weekdays Doors Open 6:45 a Starts Wednesday Kits JOAN lENNETT MILTON BERLE In MARGIN FOR ERROR Plus AFTER MIDNIGHT With toston Black) Chester Morris Ann Savaga End Tonight EAGLE SQUADON TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. Red Croea Lecture Mrs. Jus tin Smith will lecture on Red Cross history tomorrow, Dec 14. at 1:45 p. in, in the high school auditorium for junior and senior staff assistant recruits and for hospital and recreation corps re cruits. The lecture is obligatory for all recruits- In these three groups, according to Mrs. Fred Rankin, executive secretary; www Cafeteria Closed The junior high school cafeteria was closed today, and will remain closed for a few days due to the illness of Mrs. Virginia Waite, cooking instructor at the school and man ager of the cafeteria, it was an nounced today by E. H. Hedrick, superintendent of the city schools. Mrs. Walte was stricken with flu this weekend. Superin tendent Hedrick also stated that all city schols will close Dec. 17 for Christmas vacation. The nresent semester will end Jan. 28, and the second semester will commence Jan. 31. TRI SERVICE HARD HIT BY FLU EPIDE! Persons who do not get their copies of the Mail Tribune as early as usual or who fan to re ceive them at all, were asked to day by Circulation Manager Ger ald Latham to be tolerant. He explained the sketchy service by stating that most of the high school boys usually relied on to work as carriers are now em ployed in stores and that smaller boys, less experienced, are han dling the routes. Comolicatint! the oarrier problem Is the short age of even the younger boys and the current flu epidemic which has taken many off the job tem porarily. Citing an example of his prob lem, La mam said that Friday aft ernoon 9 out of 30 boys handling regular city routes were ill. and that only 2 regular substitutes were available. Delivery of the papers was accomplished only by doubling up some of the routes, with some of the boys doing the work of two or three. Difficulty was experienced in delivering the Sunday paper on route 16, in the northwest cor ner of town, when both the reg ular carrier and substitute were ill, the fact not being discovered until 7:30 a. m. Harold Skinner, another carrier, and Verne Shan- gle, Jr., a substitute, together handled three routes Sunday, fin- isning tne last route 16. about 11 a. m. Latham stated today that per sons failing to receive a copy of ine xriDune should telephone the Tribune office between 6 and 6:20 p. m. the same day on week days, or between 9 and Iff a. m. on Sundays. Those who fall to call during: those hours should call the next morning rather than waiting until the next aft ernoon. He also asked that sub scribers not call the homes of Tribune employees' for service, ss no gasolihe is allowed them for single copy deliveries. 119 RAIlVCASUALTIES London, Dee. 13 (U.R) The ministry of home security an nounced today that 119 civilians were killed or missing in air raids in Britain during Novem ber. SHOWS at 1:45-6:45.9:30 ENDS TOMORROW 1943's SURPRISE. PARADE of STARS! YOUNGEST PROFESSION Plus fEXCitwg'AtTvenniTe! YWrfRfROUT SSl JOHNIODU WEDNESDATi and fr-Tt john REVERE OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1943. DRAFT STATUS OF PRE-WAR FATHERS CONTINUES PUZZLE Confusing Statements Over Week - End Prospect Million be Called by July. Washington, Dec. IS (U.R) The father draft issue remained a complicated puzzle today after a week-end of confusing state ments that did nothing to alter prospects that about 1,000,000 pre-Pearl Harbor fathers may be included by July. But even that number may be reduced as result of two pros pective developments still in the study stage. These were: 1. A plan to cancel all occupa tional deferments now held by men in the age group from 18 to 22. 2. Possibility that the army and navy will agree to rela physical requirements so that some of the estimated 3,600,000 single and childless married men classified 4-F can be inducted. Age Group Confusion Chairman Andrew J. May, D. Ky., of the House Military Af fairs committee, had announced that selective service would draft fathers by age groups starting with those under 22, but this subsequently was said to have resulted from a misunder standing of the proposal to can eel deferments tor the 18-2i group, which includes only a few pre-Pearl Harbor fathers. Figures presented by selective service officials gave this pic ture of the draft problem: The - total strength of the armed forces now is 10,100,000 of which 7,400,000 are' in the army and 2,700,000 in the navy. To reach goals for July 1, 1944. the army will need 300,000, the navy 900,000 and replacements about 700,000. or a total of 1A 900,000. - Three Million Deferred To fill these requirements there are about 100,000 youths coming Into military age each month but less than half avail able for selective service, or less than 300,000 available by July In addition there are about 3, 000,000 men deferred for war jobs or service In agriculture and possibly a fifth of this num ber. or 600,000 could be reclas sified. Together with 'teen age draftees, this would make avail able a force of about 900,000 men. leaving still another 1,000 000 to go, and the largest pool of men remaining would De inai made up of pre-Pearl Harbor fathers. Bellamys Leaving Lt. and Mrs; Boyd P. Bellamy and son, Gary, will leave tomorrow night for Tampa, Fla., wnere -tne lieutenant will report for duty. The lieutenant has been. here on brief leave following his graduation from Kirtland Field, Albuquerque, N. M., as an aerial bombardier. Mrs. Bel lamy, their son and Lt. Bel lamy's mother, Mrs. Clarice Prince. South Pacific highway, were in Albuquerque for the graduation ceremonies and all tour returned to Medford Thursday. . ENDS TONITE AND WILLIAM BENDIX CKAC BRADLEY - wjm aaal KXI,iHi!a ' lrw BftMrtrtrn JOE SAWYER TUE., WED. fc TrfUR. MrhU Only. Weekdays Starts S:4S II TiGSOPwWfi 33fe3t Too Late to Classify WANTED A pair of girl's loa skates. six. su. or e. Must oe in good oon- dlUon and reaeooablo. Call 8480 between 9 and ft. FOR 8AI Waffle Iron, lerg. copper wash boiler, lane galvanised ween tub, child's email eleotrlo stove with cooklns utenalle. birdcage, lan tern, bottle capper. 11 volumes World wonder oooka nn new, air tight wood 1 eater, dreaaar, auto tent, ass o. mversiae Ave. ROYAL UTAH coal. S15 DM ton. Car here now. Phone 8768. P. 8. Samson Oo. FOR SALE Tricycle, electric Iron, all- wool black suit and ooat, aua li lt. Phone S18S. FOR SALE Ear corn, Engllah wal nuta. Phone SSlt. J. E. Leetar, Camp White Hwy. EASTMAN S mm. F-SS movie camera. 43 SO: Eaatman B mm. projector, 37.40; bom. 75; S-lncb motor grinder, qtr. n. p., sooo r. p. m. on off'awltcb. tool rests, glaaa ahlelda. 43: heavy duty Jlgaaw, oomplete with qtr. h: p. motor, extra cnucae, 47 60. O. M. Bailey, 133 Church, Aahland, Ore. MAQAINE subscriptions taken. An all-year Chrlatmaa gut. Mrs. Fran cm Coohran. Phone 3368. tfOCftft-Slx-rm. mod. house, eloeo ivJvlUU In on Oakdale. poaseselon now. uu neater ana wua uuiuvc. Lame lot. Terms. I D-rm. moa nouee. aage oi town, on east aide. Terme, CARL OOTTSCHE, T N. Burnett St. Ph. 4049. FOR SALE 0 tons hay. Phone 6003. WANTED Fumlabed houae or apart ment for mother and Becy. per manent, local people, ceil Mri. jonn Eads, 4093. WILL da Ironings In my home. SSS S. Holly. Phone os. wurreo-Ride to Yakima. Wash., or Portland. Thureaay, ny soldier, wire and email child, snare expeneaa. Phone 4067. WANTED Furnished room or apart ment. Oflloer and wife, no children, pete. Medford Hotel, room 318 OOAL for sale. SIS per ton. Car Of Royal Utah coal on track, uraer now. Phone 9700. r. s. aamaonuo WANTED Used baby crib. Call 6M7 FOR SALE Family cow. )uat freah Owner win - be home . after a p. m Former tnqulrere call a,?aln. Phone 0307 or box Dsa, Kinga nignway. LADY'S SOLITAIRE DIAMOND Ninety hundredths of a carat. perfect stone set in. Mocern, natur al gold mounting with 10 small diamonds. Prtoe MOO a ei ' Oregon Finance Company, to South Central. FOR BALE Old-fashioned organ, U. oood coaaiuon. 837 Maria. Shows Dally 1:45-6:45-8:00 ENDS TOMORROWI HERE IT COMES! starts WEDNESDAY I HERE'S BETTY utlueirl bil v S) nosiE j0JRfiDY FOB BALI 1st class Mtlng establish ment in town nearby. Doing 3&oo monthly. Fully equipped. Anawtr to Box 2052. Mall Tribune, LOST "A" gas retlon book. Jim d deck, Sagle point star Bl. atcaiora. CABINS tor rent to Kirvloemea and their wives, cnuaren weioomr. Whit. Cabin Auto Court, Aahland. Phone 8446. WANTED Furnished apartment tor army oil ley r ana wile, no eanaren. Holland Botel, room 318. FOR BALI SO tons alfalfa hay and 16 torn oat and vetch bar la Darn. OUff Ranch, off Ramaey Canyon road, Sam a Valley. WAGONS With and without ROB BER TIRES. A few left. Blme Bros. FOR SALE 1038. Chevrolet. Call at corner ox bux auu new, wuuw Point. WANTED Mala fry cook. Valentine Care. FOR GALE Wwtwood elrowatuig heater with utomUo draft con trol. M0: Monarch tUectrto ran. 140, mw bum en and cable, all Taylor 6t. LOST Ration nook No. S. Isabel Lea ver, Central Point. FOR BAUC 4 -room house, near box factory. Mostly furnished, wood. Immediate po&set&lon. 4)1135 term. 1075 c&sh. Call at 416 Board man. WANTED Small apartment. Em ployed, permanent civilian- WNte room 410 Holland Howl. 8. A K. ORE EN" BTAMP8 with beauty service. Personality permanent, hair styling. Merle Norman Beauty Salon, 314 Medford Bldg. Ph. 3603. FOR SALE 53 acres on Applejat. under iree water, a-room house, gaod bam, larg chicken house, 7 cows. jfflectrictty. 1 mile from store and postofllce. 86000. B. Shay, Applsgata. FOR BALE An extra good small team, gentle; also hnrneis, saddles, wagon, plow, 3 -horse dlsa, harrow, Hayes wheelbarrow spray rig, and miscel laneous. Cliff Ranch, off Ramaey Canyon road, Soma Valley. FOR SALE New 135 mm. camera, complete with photo flash and sev eral roll of film. Ph. 87G0 after 5. MODEL TANK Th famous MM-4.M Every model-builder want on. The most oomplete kit on th mar ket. Over 700 finished piece. Buns Bros., 38 N. Fir. FOR BALE Wood or coal brooder, 7.40. Plum S174. Ton SALE Waab bailn with tlttlncs: also tactory-bullt trailer. Ph.. one. MODEL'ArRPLANE3 dive models lor Christmas. We have a complete line. All Uses and prices. 6 Una Bros, as M. Fir. FOB SALS Husky baby calves. Ches- .ter wenat. mosi ssuo. QIV8 your boy an Alr-o-Trainer tor Chrlatmaa. Shows real plan. worKs .when liylng. filma Bros. ROOM, employed people only. 304 S. Holly. WANTED Janitor over srj of 18. Apply Gamp white Exohange Em - ployment Offloe. BICYCLES for Christmas. We hare reconditioned, rebuilt and repaint ed bikes. Can't be told from new. 81ms Bros., 33 N. Fir. Phon. 8473. for BALE fi young stock cows, 4 3-year-old steere, 4 oomlng 3-year-old belfere, end 1 steer, 1 yearling heifer and 8 400-lb. calves. Cliff Ranch, off Ramaey Caayoa road. valley. WANTED Ota range fa good condi tion. Telephone 3888 or S0T, FOR SALs Attractive Spanish stuc co 8-room houae at 83S M. Bartlett. Phone 4306, . "- Buy Thsm Any Afternoon Or Evsnlnf at MM mi aiaeiaa. I la I I 'awae eeeeeeM Mmm PAGE FIVB OAR BBATBUI Made for Dodge, Defioto, Gory alar. FlTmotitlgW C be v relet, Pontlao, Buick. Packard and other make of automobile and tnyJu. Hive a neater and anUfreea Installed In your car now. L. C. TAYLOR CO, 113 8. Riverside. Phooa 9MS. FOR 8 ALB Almost new white atiam 1 wood ranie. copper coll,' Phone 3063. WArrrso-Truek drlvtmr by expert enead driver, either light or heay equipment. Must be steady work Box S630 eo Tribune. ATTENTION BUILDERS Look over our atock of window an4 door. Blae suitable for all kinda of repair or remodeling. Brlnf us your broken window. W In stall flan. PADOHAIC PLAOTNO MILL 1803 Court fit. Phone 4750, ' FOR 6 ALB 3310 HUlerwt A., la room unfuralahed horn, nearly new, Spanish stucco, bardweosl floor throughout, ftreplaoa, waatfc stripped wlndowa, one largo mssiaf bedroom, second medium els bad room and sleeping porch with Pull man type, windows, Bath baa stall shower. Basement with sawdust ' burner furnaoe and thermostat. Heat piped to each room. Kltchea , has linoleum dralnboard and ehro mlum hardware. Breakfast nook a Uhed In knotty pin. lmmdla possession. Call Charlea B, Ray. Roc 217 Medford Bldg. Phon 8903. FURNiTUFB MOVINO. Regular V srnrtee. Stat or nation-wide. Phon 3888. Davis Transfer. 40 South Ff -Street MOVING to all part at Orfoa, wasQington, uai norma, oy paaseai van. Rrgiilar service. Bad Trane fer. Dial 3839, FOR BAUt IB-months thoroubce4 red cooker apanlel. Phone 49 as. CHRISTMAS trees. BeTera) hUBdreel to chooee. from, wltn or without stands. Pre-war prices. Theee treas cam from high mountains. B.lse ed by experienced man. Pay Less Market, ajll 8. Rlveralda. opposlsa Firestone. Bid -reen fir alabs. Heaping cord lei s,.io. Meaiora ruei. Tel. sill. FOR BALK Beit quality Irre tad rsr sawdust. Prompt delivery, isbars. Dial 4440. CITY TRANSFER at STORAOS OO, Padded van service for your oast, vauleaos. Phon 4904. ss 8. tv. FOR oil beaters, new and old. saa Jos J. Jones. 423 King. APPLES I Bpltranbsrg, Delicious and Newtown. One box or truck lead. Laat year prices. Bring aontatnara. Pay Leas Market, 133 S. SUver side, opposite Iree tone. HELP COKRERVB pTJBL by InTfllltrS storm wlndowa Save S4 at pews fuel Medford Mllwork Oo, Tb Olaas Houae. Phone 41 IS. loth aevS Greps. HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid let Good 0as4 Can HUMPHREY MOTORS JJSo Riverside Dial 9t0 Townsend DANCE at Dreamland Hall Tues. Night : - JOIXIMT DARCS IN aaxoroaoi - i m aiV Mm?