LOCAL and
To Repair Mrs. Jane Hall of
324 South Orange street ap
plied at the city building inspec
tor s omce xoaay jor a permit
to repair fire damage to her
home at a stated cost of $300.
On Furlough Pvt. Paul W.
Horsley, son of Lt. Col. and
Mrs. John W. Horsley of 735
Palm St. left today after spend
ing a 10-day furlough with his
family. Pvt Horsley is stationed
at Fort McPherson, Georgia.
On Vacation Mrs. Hay F.
Baker and daughter, Betty
Lou, of Table Rock district are
In Seattle visiting friends. They
left. Medford with the Baker son
Jack, who stopped in Portland
for Induction into the navy.
Mrs. Baker and Betty Lou plan
to return next month.
In City Mr. Harry Mordoff
of Glendale, Calif , is visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley Chirgwin and family of the
Jacksonville-Central Point high
. way. Mrs. Chirgwin is Mr. Mor
T doff's sister. Mr. Mordoff is al
so visiting with his brother,
Myron G. Mordoff, and family
while in the valley.
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To Florida A. V. Hardy, for
several years a member of the
Frideger Wholesale Grocery in
Ashland and a resident of Med
ford, announced yesterday that
he had severed connections
with the firm and that he and
Mrs. Hardy plan to leave im
mediately for Pensacola, Fla.,
where they will live. The Hardy
borne is at 516 S. Ivy street.
Strode Transferred Cpl. Wil
liam M. Strode, who has been
stationed at Camp Van Dorn,
Miss., for the past eight months,
has been transferred to Ft. Geo.
Meade, Md., and is expecting
overseas duty soon, according
to information received here.
.Mrs. Strode has spent the past
Several months in Mississippi,
and is now visiting at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. A. J. Zimmer
man in Jamestown, Kansas, for
several weeks. Mrs. Zimmer
man spent the summer here
three years ago, visiting rela
tives. The Strode home is at
824 Haven street.
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PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Thursday
8:00 p. m Royal Neighbors
of America, benefit card party.
K. of P. hall, prizes and refresh
ments. Public invited.
8:00 p. m. Crater Laka Aerie
and auxiliary, Fraternal Order
of Eagles, Eagles hall, 219 W.
Main St. Aerie will have Initia
tion. Regular meetings, commit
tee reports and dance.
Friday
1:00 p. m. Women's Service
league, St. Mark's Episcopal
church, picnic and last meeting
of season at home of Mrs. John
Moffat, Berkeley Way. Bring
own service.
1:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers,
home of Mrs. Jean Conser. . 15
Crater Lake avenue.
Court Citations Charles A.
Reynolds, 26, of Camp White
was cited by state police yes
terday to appear in justice of
the peace court at 10 a. m. June
19 charged with driving a car
without an operator's license.
Walter M. Bright, 30, of 624
Victory street, was cited to. ap
pear at 2 p. m. June 19 charged
with driving a car without a tail
light.
At Great Lakes Stanley T.
Gustin, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Gustin of 503 W. Jackson
Blvd., is receiving his initial
naval indoctrination at the U.S.
naval training center, Great
Lakes, 111., according to an an
nouncement received from the
station. His "boot" training
consists of instruction In sea
manship, military drill, and
general naval procedure.
Was Visitor Capt. Loyde
VanDyke, of the U. S. Ninth
Bombardment Squadron who
had been stationed in India for
the past 18 months, was a re
cent visitor here at the home of
his uncle, W. R. Holman and
family, 1211 West Main street.
Accompanying Capt. VanDyke
was his wife and small daugh
ter, Cheryl Lee and his mother,
Mary Keadle of Stockton, Calif.
Also here was his aunt, Ethel
Templar of Camas, Wash.
Any stort or catalog marthandlM
may be purchased en our
convenient monthly poymant eiait.
In Portland Mrs. Bert B.
Lowry Sr., left Monday evening
with her son Bert B. Lowry, Jr.,
of Portland, for a brief visit in
the city. Lowry, a foreman at
the Alblna Shipyards, was in
Medford for a fortnight on busi
ness. Ga East Mrs. M. A. Swartr
and children left last evening
for Portland with Mrs. Swartz'
brother, Martin Maddon, and
family to visit for a week. The
Maddens have been in Medford
the past week visiting. From
Portland the Swartz' plan to go
to Aberdeen, S. D., to visit Mrs.
Schwartz' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Madden.
ATTEND CANNING
More than 250 Medford
homemakers filled the court
house auditorium to capacity
yesterday to hear Mrs. Vivian
Freeman, canning specialist of
the Kerr Mason Jar Company
and Miss Marian Farrell, home
demonstration agent, give point
ers on home food preservation.
Mrs. H. O. Colburn, chairman
of the Jackson County Nutrition
Council, sponsoring agency for
the series of demonstrations, in
troduced Mrs. Freeman:
The audience was most en
thusiastic in its response to the
more recent innovations in can
ning methods. Mrs. Freeman
demonstrated the hot pack
method of canning fruit, espe
cially adapted to peaches, pears, ,
and- other large fruits that ox- i
idize readily for it helps to re
tain the original color of the '
fruit and makes possible a I
sweeter tasting product, using
less sugar than usually thought
necessary.. Mrs. Freeman re-1
ports that she has had 1243
men, women and children make
a taste test of fruit canned by
various methods and that 97
per cent of them prefer the fla
vor and texture of this hot
packed fruit.
Other food preserved at the
meeting Included tomatoes to
demonstrate the cold pack, hot
water bath method and beets to
illustrate use of the pressure
cooker on non-acid vegetables
that require higher temperature
for proper sterilization.
Mrs. Freeman emphasized the
Importance of having at least
one inch of water above jars in
the hot water canner to assure
proper penetration of heat and
sealing of jars.
Miss Farrell discussed prep
aration of fruits, vegetables and
fowl for the cold storage
lockers and urged each person
who uses the method to follow
reliable Instructions which are
available free of charge through
the county Extension office.
Mrs. Freeman and Miss Far
rell, and the County Nutrition
Council expressed their appre
ciation to local business organ
izations who assisted in promot
ing the program.
Mrs. Freeman added, "The
homemakers of Jackson county
have shown that they are 100
per cent behind the eftorts to
strengthen the home front by
preserving food at home to al
low commercial pack for army
and lend lease uses."
QUOTA RAISED
Oklahoma City (U.R) Okla
homa's fifth war loan drive
auota was recently announced
at $108, 000, duO, or 20 per cent
more than was assigned the state
during the fourth loan drive last
February.
Cm Mall Tribune Want Ada.
New Cream
Deodorant
Sajilj bilpt
Stop Perspiration
1 Does not rot dmset or meni
shirts. Does doc tmute skin.
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light titet ihariQg.
Preentt ondcr-trra Offof.
Helpi nop penpinuon uMf.
4 A pore, white, tntiieptic,
fltiioieu nnuhiat aetm.
Awtrded ApproTit Seal of
Amencto In.nnite of Launder
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Ensign R. Black of Brigham. Utah, climbs trom remain ol tin Nav
Hellcat with minor scratches after literally coming In to W camel on
a wing and a prayer. His controls shot away over Palau, he sheared oil
Diane's wing and tall on gun turret while making une ol most remarkaW
tondlims on record. U. S. Naw nhom
COOL WEATHER AIDS
WATER CONSERVATION
The present spell of cool
weather is beneficial to crops
and irrigation prospects for late
summer and early fall, Water
master Clinton Smith reports.
He further states a good rain
now, and another, as usually
comes In mid-August, will lessen
moisture worries at the end of
the season. The current brand
of weather is also conserving
water in reservoirs by lessening I
evaporation, keeping the ground
moist, and maintaining the
stream flow. Watermaster Smith
says farmers in his area have a
cheerful view over crop pros
pects, and that the agricultural
value outlook is good.
OBITUARY
FRED C. SHULER
Private services for Fred C.
Shuler, who passed away Mon
day evening at his home, 702
Palm street will be held in the
Conger-Morris chapel Friday
with the Reverend W. A. Dawes
officiating. Interment will be in
I.O.O.F. cemetery.
BIRTHS
WEBBER To Mr. and Mrs.
Harry, Eagle Point, June 14,
boy, 7 lbs., at Sacred Heart hos
pital. HOTELS SOLD
Los Angeles, June 15. (U.R)
Sale of El Rancho Las Vegas
hotel, Las Vegas, Nov., and the
Hayward hotel, Los Angeles,
in transactions totaling almost
$2,000,000 was announced to
day. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada.
Too Late to Classify
FOR 6ALK Simmons steel bed and
coll iprlngs, :&. 1208 E. 11th.
(jrAAA 5 acres. Irrigated, free soil,
tyOUUu alfnlfa. fi-rm. mod. house,
good barn. RiTe. henhoawa and
other outbid 2v Family fruit. Shade.
Tractor and implement. Cow and
calf. ponvMion.
CAR b OOTTSCHB.
7 N. Bartlett St. Ph. 4646.
CLEAN It -ton Hat Dodge truck and
driver for hire, box i. Talent, ure.
PUPS to give away. Joe Dunenberry,
Sams Valley.
SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY, corner of
Fourth and ivy. Ph. 8811. Open
Mondays through Fridays, 8 a. m. to
8 p. m. No appointment necessary.
8 -ROOM house, modern, basement. 8
acres Irrigated, 30 walnut trees,
family orchard, close In. $5500.
Rent 4 -room . modern . Mrdford
city water, 1 acre ground, $27.50.
J. F. BOVLAN,
133 No-th Central.
Phone 4953.
WANTED Trucking work, experi
enced. E. J. McBrlde. 30 N. Front.
LOST Allotment check. Ruby Ruth
Shaw. Please teturn to Box 843,
Medford. Kewud.
ALUS-CHALMERS
TRACTORS - LOGGING and ROAD
BUILDING MACHINERY
FARM TRACTORS-HARVESTERS
AM Kinds of
FARM MACHINERY and
IMPLEMENTS
a
"Carco", Isaacson, Baker, Gar Wood and other Makci of
ROAD AND LOGGING MACHINERY
A large stock of GENUINE PARTS
for all ALUS-CHALMERS Mtchinet
EXPERIENCED
MeCOY MACHINERY COMPANY
311 No. Fir.
Away From It!
ANYONE wishing to inspect the asd
dle horses or equipment that will
be sold at the Phoenix auction,
Sunday, June 18. call at the barn
at Court and McAndrews road, Med
ford, Ore.
FOR SALE 3-cow stock trailer; also
suitable for hauling machinery. J.
P. Warren. Rt. 3. Box 60. Valley
View Kd Ashland. Ore.
(or Art Very attractive bouse.
VJJvU Threa bedrooms, fireplace,
larse lot. tree a, shrubbery, flowers.
600 down.
H. O. WILSON,
7 Chestnut. Phone 4844.
RANOE, lvorv and green front, copjw
colls, 55. rh 5519 after 0 or call
Sunday, 610 S Grape St.
FOR SALE Old crop potatoe for ta
ble use. Few tacks left at S3 cwt.
at our warehouse. Monarch Seed &
Feed Co.
FOR SALE Davenport and chair, In
nersprlngw. overstuffed, also few
miscellaneous. 531 Palm St.
WANTED Ride to Chtcatto or vloln
lty. 324 West Clark. Ph. 3824.
FOR -6 ALE 3 unimproved acres, all
In alfalfa. Inquire at 147 N. Holly.
Easy terms.
FOR SALB- -One of the best building
sites located eaat Medford. Approx.
1 acre. $2000. Tribune Box 1197.
WANTED Party fo operate ranch
equipped for ftock and general
farming on sha or wage and bo
nus basis. A good opportunity for
light roan. Tribune Box 1108.
CASEY'S East Hide Texaco Service.
Casey has the following Items tor
sale: One tractor with dual trans
mission and rubber tires; one two
wheel trailer; one .32-30 Smith A
Wesson pistol.
FOR SALE Frying rabbits and doea.
Corner Ros ane and McAnarews,
Rt. 3, Box 379. Cox.
WANTED Ex pei lenced waitress for
Sat. and Sun. work. Apply at Val
entine's Cafe.
SLEEPING room for rent with kitch
en privilege, uiose-m. Aimonu
street.
FOR SALE Nearly new 3-plece bed
room set. 3 x3' mirror, rn. '.mmo
FOR PALft Lovely 18-tube Motorola
radio, practically new, eiwi. rn,
8027.
FOR 8ALE Four-gal . Guernsey cow.
Whlteface calf. $70; team of horses.
around 1400 or 1500 lbs. s.mtie,
double or ride, $85 for both. Ph
0037.
CASEY'S East Side Texaro Service.
Let Casey Marfax your oar. Casey
gives the best of care to all cara
and trucks. Casey does car wash
ing and polishing Also makes gen
eral repair and prompt battery
service.
! ROOM for rent: In new, modern, alr-
eond'tloned ivrnie. Private entrance.
Lfivstorv In room. Nicely fitrnianea,
enrDrted. snrlng mattress Maid
services. Telephone. $25 per mo. 38
n. orange et.
WANTED Calcimine brush: also
washing machine. Phone 4897.
FOR PENT OR SALE Modern house.
Furnished. Bawtment. Ideal home
for children. Fenced yard. Shade.
Clme to school Reasonable. Term.
Immediate possession. Tel. 8438.
$40003 acres, 8-rcom furnished
house with outbuildings. Pressure
system. Wster In house. Locker cab
inet on place Lots of berries, large
garden, rsmur orcnero. a years okj
several older tree bearing fruit and
num. Good cow. calf, pig and chick
ens. Team of work hordes, harness
and machinery. Phone 6268.
MECHANICS
Phom 3413
Medford
WANTED Bert Jalopy !00 win buy.
eee uncoin, lewu Bupor-oemce
auUon daytlma, 3U 6. Wont v
nlngs. FOR RENT 5-room house, furnished.
Very cleans oneerful and homelike.
Nicely decorated, waxed floors, tele
phone, lovely gas range and water
heater. Reasonable. No di'lnkera or
peta. Phone &B47.
ONE BS-lb. yew wood hunting bow
with arrows. 131 N. Bartlett. Pb.
6353.
5-PT. mower, like new. to be sold at
Phoenix auction Saturday.
PATRONIZE your local transter com
pany, operating ln Medford since
1010. Davla TrAnsfer 4s Storage Co.,
40 S. Fir St. Ph. 3888.
FARMERS. ATTENTION! City Trans
fer & Storage offers you a complete
service In all hauling and delivery
of anything. Ph. 4D4, 38 S. Fir St.
WISCONSIV AIR COOLED
ENOINES
au; to 30 h.irseDower. Keep your
engine In top shape. Complete
stock parts on hand. We are now
taking orders for oomplete engines,
future delivery.
ANDREWS EQUIPMENT SERVICE,
Dlstrlbutore,
404 N. W. Broadway,
Phone BR 6631,
Portland, Oregon.
SPEND your vacation at Lake of the
Woods Reaort. Restaurant, store,
modern cabins service station and
boats available.
FOR SALE 3 houses, $3500, terms.
Income $88. City limit, inquire
818 B. Main.
FOR SALE L. C. Smith. 4 aide, 4x10
comb t nation planer, moulder, with
or without gas power plant and ex
tra knives. Phone 0483.
LET us reftnlsh your car rtc;ht. ONE
shop using best DuPont pre-wak
MATERIALS. 19 years same loca
tion. MrTCHKIaL PAINT SHOP.
606 8. Riverside.
BRINO your w-idtng to Bob Weld
ing enop. Acetylene or arc. wuicje
service. 811 K. 8th St.
FOR 8 ALB at Jack's 3nd hand store:
Beds, matt., springs, ranges, cabi
nets, circle saws, window, doors,
tables, desks, etc.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
SPECIALS
Another shipment of locker
trunks, sultcaaoa, overnight bags
and zipper bags.
PIP15 PIPE. PIPE . Urge stock of pre-
wai pipe at pre-war prices, uet It
now before prices advance. Also large
stock of pipe fittings, all sizes.
OARDEN TOOLS for the Victory Oar-
den Hoes, spsdlng forks, shovels,
rakes, soil soakers, gsrden hose,
every tool for your needs.
HARD TO GET ITEMS Steel wool.
fry pans, dust pans, dish pans, wash
pa ns, spoon s. forks, wash boa rd s .
pails, garbage cans, wire and rope
clothes Une. oil cans and other
Items too numerous to mention.
Come ln and look around.
FOR THE LOGGER Chains, books.
binders, cant hooks, pee vies, fire
protection tools, fire extinguishers,
ete.
HOUSE PAINTS All colors at 81.6?
per gsllon. Also shingle stain, oils
and turpentine.
ROOFING PAPER Large stock all
sires and weights. Also felt paper,
sheeting paper and building paper
Roofing nails snd lap oement.
FOR THE FARMER Stock fencing,
electric fence controls, smooth wire,
hardware cloth, nails and staples,
steal poflta Also harness, collars and
rol'ar pads, horse shoe nails and
horse shoes, haling wire, barbed
wire.
NEW SHIPMENT of whit enameled
ranges, trash burners and wood
circulating heaters; rook stove, air
tVtht heaters, stove boards, stove
pipe and fittings. Also stove backs,
fireplace screens and fireplace bas
ket.
LA RGB STOCK of sinks, hot water
tanks, toilets, laundry trsya. lavs
tortee, septic tanks, soil pip and
fittings. Faucets, gsrden bibbs, shut
ff valves, shower heads and drains
and all kinds of repairs for plumb
ing. No priority required.
LARGE STOCK of sleeping bags at
reduced prices. Also tents, hay
covers, tarpaulins, and priced right.
LARGE STOCK of unfinished chest
of drawer, tables, chairs, desks
Also dining chairs, tables, breskfast
sets, bedroom furniture, coll springs,
msttresses and Innersprlng mat
tresses and box springs, new daven
ports with springs.
REMEMBER, It always pays to shop
at the
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37-29 N. Grape St. Dial 8744
FIR ROUGH BLOX SLABS, green. ,
8-tier load, 80.6O. Medford Fuel
Tel. 8111.
STORAGE, 8 warehouses in Medford ,
All storage properly oared for. Eads
Transfer. Dial 7121.
WANTED Ite model used ear
HlgheH prices paid for goc?, clean
automobiles. Crater Lake Motors
FOR SALE Set new pre-war heavy
duty tire chains, sic 800 1ft. Rt. 1,
Box 848. J -vllle-Phoenix Hwy.
CLEAN FACTORY-
1I1H
THE EFFICIENT FUEL!
200 Cu. Fl. Load
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UOVINO to all parts of Oregon.
Washington, California, by padded
vans. Regular service. Eads Transfer.
Dial 3828.
LAWNMOWERS sharpened and re
paired. Joe J. Jones. 433 King. Pb.
3637.
INOTICE If you are troubled with ler.
miles, yuuuw i ni.ii iu mu a
8413.
PACKING, crating and shipping. Spe
cial department maintained for tills
work. Eads Transfer. Dial 7131.
PLANER BbOX Full load 5 50. Med
ford (Mel. Tel. Sill. "
FOR SALE We alwaya have a few
later model used cars on hsnd See
us before you buy. Crater Lake Mo
tors. MOVE by padded van. Medford s only
van line, serving me enure rsciuc
coast. Eada Moving it Storage. Dial
7131.
When You Need
WINDOWS
DOORS
SCREENS
FRAMES
GLASS
We can furnish you with stock
sires or make to your special re
quirements. PADGHAM PLANING MILL,
1309 Court St. Phone 4750.
UNION CREEK RESORT will be open
Monday. June 13.
WANTED Commercial spraying of ail
kinds Phone 6561, wuurow.
ATTENTION, PLEASE 1
Just arrived, famous Dayton, Mo
Claren. 8-ply tires, 000 10 and
85016.
Block amber fog lights.
Pre-war 17. 18. 19 and 31 tubes.
Large supply Goodyear batteries.
A few good used cars.
We went some late model cars.
See us before you sell.
A Z "Tubby" Dean,
Youth Pontlac Dealer.
Rlchfleld-Statlon.Oth and Grape.
Buy More Bonds. Dial 2042.
CASH for all your surplus fishing
equipment. Lets be a good sport,
help the boys In service enjoy some
flailing, too. Cliff's Sport Shop, 317
N. Riverside.
WANTElS Men and women to work
in grocery store. Call in person at
Humphrey's Grocery. 634 &. Main.
ORDER your heavy red fir slabs now
ior immediate delivery, raoers, a
8. Riverside. Ph. 4449.
THE largest and best-balanned stock
or genuine Mccormick-wen ng parts
ln this section of the state. Bring
your machine troubles to us. W. E.
Alexander, Central PolnV
LOGGERS, ATTENTION I
We have Just received a shipment
of heavy duty motor for your
truck. At so we have knee-action
units for pseeenger car from '34 to
S8 models Inclusive.
ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET.
9th and Bartlett. Phone 2288.
THE HOME OF HIGHER GRADE;
MECHANICS
FOR SALE Purs black rabbits, rlnht
ago for pet. Also fryer rahhlta
dressed while you welt. Phone 8887.
WE will buy old fishing rods and
reels. Lamport' Sporting Qood.
FOR SALE Stel nwsy Grand piano;
ClrcassHn walnut bedroom furni
ture; solid mahogany library table.
Royal Bokhara tug. 9x13; dining set;
bed. sprltiRS, msitreas; sewing ma
chine; other articles. Open week
days from eleven o'clock. 84 Summit
Ave.
ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Perman
enta apeclslty. Across from Hol
lows y's Grocery, 120 N. Central.
Phone 3664.
WE will buy old fishing rods and
reels. Lamport's Sporting Goods.
BUY WAR BONDS NOW!
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FOR SALE Surge electric fencers.
Economy Feed da Seed.
WILL nay highest cash prele for that
accordion you are not using, or any
other musical instrument. Phone
at once, 4106.
3-WHEEL trailer for sale, 60018 tires.
Call evening after six. 1031 Nar
regan. How To Hold
FALSE TEETH
More Firmly In Placo
Do your false teeth annoy and em
barrass by sllpptng, dropping or wab
bling when you eat, tough, or talk?
Just sprinkle a little PASTE tiTH on
your plntes. Tills alkaline (non-acid)
powder holds false teeth more firmly
and more com (ortabiy. No gummy,
ooey, pnnty tastii or feeling. Doea not
sour. Che:ks "plnte odor' (denture
Drcatht. Get FASEETH today at any
drug store.
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