LOCAL and
On Business Sadie Pence of
this city was a business visitor
in Ashland the middle of this
week.
Returns Mrs. Earl Caddis of
609 East Main St. returned last
night from a business trip to
Portland and Spokane.
Leaves Mrs. Ella Cox re
turned to her home in Glendale,
Calif., this week after visiting a
week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Neeley of the Jackson
ville highway.
Home Nick Young, former
constable of this county has re
turned from the Veterans hospi
tal in Portland. Mr. Young has
greatly improved and is able to
receive visitors.
Fined $2.50 Thirteen-year-old
Gerald Burton Sherman of
116 Willamette avenue was
fined $2.50 in city court this
morning on a charge of driving
a car without an operator's
license.
On Furlough Earl C. Neeley,
Carpenter's mate, second class
in the Seabees arrived here this
morning to spend a week's fur
lough with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Neeley of the Jack
sonville highway. Neeley is sta
tioned at Albany, Calif.
Cited To Court Wesley Ed
ward Jones, 29 of Camp White
was cited by state police yester
day to appear in justice of the
peace court July 24 at 10 a. m.
charged with operating a vehi
cle with more than three per
sons over 12 in the driver's seat.
Slrickling Safe Mrs. Myrtle
Wright has received a telegram
saying her son-in-law, Ralph
Strickling who was working in
the ship yards at Port Chicago,
Calif., where two ammunition
ships exploded this week, was
unharmed by the explosions.
Strickling's home is in Jackson
ville. Picnic Sunday Degree of
Honor lodge is sponsoring a
picnic Sunday at Jackson Hot
Springs, for members, their fam
ilies and guests. Those attending
are asked to meet in the Med
ford city park at 11 a. m. and
bring picnic lunches. The lodge
will furnish ice cream and cof
fee. Advent Christian
Church
Jackson & Welch
F. B. Eastman, Pastor
Sunday 11 :00 A.M.
THESON OF GOD MANI
FESTED TO DESTROY ?
8:00 P.M.
MORE than CONQUERORS
A Welcome to All
Ye shall know the truth and
the truth shall make you free.
Jesus.
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Southern Oregon's Largest and Finest
Dance Halls Ray's Modern Music
SUMMER HOURS, 9 p.m. 'Til 1 a.m.
SATURDAY NIGHT
REAMLAND
OLD TIME DANCE
FOR YOUNG AND OLD
EVERYONE WELCOMEI
PERSONAL
To Ashland James Gosdick
ofTVIedford made a trip to Ash
land on business recently.
At Beach Maynard Bush and
Van Gilbert are enjoying their
annual fishing vacation at near
by coast points.
To Picnic Fifty girls of the
Volunteer Service Corps and 50
soldiers of the WPRC will go on
a picnic Sunday to McKee
Bridge. All girls wishing to at
tend are asked to call either
Carol Lewis or Ruth Boyd for
reservations. They are to meet
at the MarKade at 1 p. m., where
transportation will be furnished
by the WPRC. The group will
return around 7 p. m.
VILLAGESOTDEAD
LEFT IN WAKE OF
E
By Richard D. McMillan
United Press Correspondent
With British Beyond Caen,
July 19. (U.R) More than a
score of "villages of dead" were
left behind tonight as the Brit
ish thrust further soutli across
one of the most evil and murder
ous appearing battlefields I ever
saw.
What once were tiny villages
nestled in the hollows were gut
ted ruins. Not one of them had
a single house untouched.
Counters Repulsed
German tanks had counter
attacked repeatedly since yes
terday noon, but the British re
pulsed them and punched on
again with guns thundering like
a thousand giant blacksmiths
beating their anvils.
This is mostly open country
Waving fields of yellowing
wheat on either side of the road
along which the battle was be
ing fought were spattered with
black smudges, bomb craters
left from yesterday's record
allied air attack.
Around these craters, small
groups of Germans were sprawl
ed in death, their ghastly faces
coated by dust kicked up by the
endless stream of tanks pressing
forward to battle.
Under foliage-stripped trees
at the edges of the fields were
more clusters of German dead.
They had been caught in the air
torrent when they sought shel
ter. Naiii Weary
The British already have cap
tured many villages in their
drive south.
One German prisoner among
a group I met trudging back
through one of these villages,
told me the Nazi troops were
weary of the battle.
"I will tell you frankly and
this is the view of all of us,
we'll be glad when it's finished,"
he said. "We went through the
terrors of hell. It doesn't matter
whether I am a Nazi or anything
else, it is more than human be
ings can stand. After this we
know war is really nearing
the end."
if
110 FOUND DEAD
NEAR WAREHOUSE
The county coroner's office
was today seeking to contact
any possible relatives of Walter i
Bernard Connely, 55 or 80 years !
old, who was found dead early !
this morning near the Southern
Pacific railroad tracks at Fourth
and Fir streets. While it' was
believed that death resulted
from a heart attack, an autopsy
was to be performed to deter
mine exact cause of death.
City police were informed of
Connely's death at 5:50 a. m.
by Francis Joseph McBride of
Medford, who reported that he
and Connely drank a quart of
wine last night and went to
sleep back of the Medford Feed
and Seed company, 18 West
Fourth street. McBride told po-
lice that when he awakened
this morning he was unable to
arouse Connely.
Police, who went to the
scene, said there was no indica
tion of violence or foul play.
The body was removed to the
coroner's morgue.
According to a selective serv
ice registration card found in
Connely's pocket, his address
was listed as Route 3, Ellens
burg, Wash.
Livestock
Portland, Ore.. July 21 (UP)
Livestock :
Cattle, 25: calves, 10. Supply mostly
adds and ends; no early sales; week's
market uneven; better grades lully
steady; canners to common grades
slow; 35-50C lower.. Best grass tat
steers $16.50; grass heifers 912 down;
good grass cows $11.00(11.25; vealera
closing 50c lower; good-choice grades
$13.5014.50.
Hogs, 15. Market active, steady. Few
good-choice 190-220 lbs. $14.25; good
sows $9.00: good-choice leeder pigs
salable $12.00 a 12.50.
Sheep, 50; holdover, 300. Market
steady, good to choice spring lambs
up to $12.00; few feeder lambs un
sold; good ewes salable $3.50 down.
South 8an Francisco, July 21 (UP)
(USDA) Cattle, 140. Active, fully
steady; few short strings 950-I100-lb.
good grass steers $15.00. Dozen lots
good grass hellers $13.50, medium end
at $11.00. Good cows $12.00iw .13.00.
numerous packages aged medium
$9.00 (fftlO.OO, cutters largely $7.00
7.50, canners $5.00 (,8.00. Odd head
sausage bulls $9.50(3 10.00.
Calves, none. Quoted steady, Good
and choice vealers $14.00(?14.50.
Hogs. 150. Market 25o lower. Early
clearance. Few packages good and
choice 130-220-lb. barrows and gilts
$15.00; medium to good sows $9.00(3
9.50.
Sheep. 500. Fairly steady on early
sales. One deck medium No. 2 pelt to
feedlot $11.25. package good to choice
yearlings $11.50. Several decks ewes
1. 50(3 4.00.
Chicago, July 21 (UP) (WFA)
Livestock:
Hogs. 9,000. Active. Complete clear-
i ance. 15 to 25 cents higher, top $14.30.
Bulk good and choice 180-350 lbs.
$13 40,.j 14.25; 350-S50-lb. sows $12.25
12 65.
Cattle, 1,500; calves, 500. Receipts
mainly native and southwest grass
cows Not enough fed steers to make
a market. Best led steers $18.25; veal
ers $15.00 down: most beef cows $8.26
B 10.75; cutters $7.85 down: 900-1300-lb.
bulls mainly $8.50(10.00, with
1300-1500-lb. offerings $10.50r 11.00;
stockers and feeders 8.763 10.00.
Sheep. 1,000. Market moderately
active; spring lambs and shorn ewes
fully steady; good and choice native
springers $13.75314.25.
Portland Produce
Portland, July 21 (UP) Cherries
New Lamberts 16-18c lb; Royal Aun
13-I. 5c lb.
Cifirllc New 2S-35c lb.
Radishes Local 90c dozen bunches.
Spinach Local i.l.50itf 1.75 box.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago. July 21 (UP) Wheat:
open High Low close
July ..$1.67'J $1.58V, $1.67 $1.58
Sept. 1.56H 1.56fc 1.56, 1.56H
Deo. .. 1.67?, 1.57 l&Tt 1.67
May ... 1.69 1.5914 1-MH l-M'.i
S. F. DAIRY PRICES
San Francisco, July 21 (U.R)
Dairy market:
Butter 93 score 43, 82 score
42Vj, 90 score 42V4, 90 score
41i.
Cheese Wholesale prices,
loaf 27.9, triplets 27.2.
Eggs Large grade A 46-47,
medium grade A 39'4-40V4,
small grade A 24Vi-25V4, large
grade B 33-34.
Wall Street
New York, July 21. (U.R)
Heavy selling continued on the
New York stock exchange today
for the second consecutive ses
sion and about $500,000,000 was
pared from the value of all list
ed stocks.
Trading was active and vol
ume topped a million shares for
the 29th consecutive full session.
Selling was prompted by cau
tion growing out of the confu
sion created by the fall of the
Japanese cabinet and yester
day's attempted assassination of
Adolf Hitler. Another unsettling
factor was the announcement
that U. S. troops had landed on
Guam In another step toward
Japan.
Today's closing prices on se
lected stocks:
American Tel. & Tel ..163
USED CARS
Medford'i Largest Buyer
Pays Highest Price
CASH AT ONCE
"If it rum we'll buy It"
HUMPHREY MOTORS
Anaconda . -. 15
Chrysler ...... 91
Curtiss Wright 5-H
General Electric 38a
General Motors 62
Montgomery Ward - 46T4
Penn. R. R 30
Phillips Petroleum iil's
J. C. Penney 103V4
Radio 10H
Southern Pacific 307a
Standard Oil Cal 37?i
Texas Gulf Sulphur. . 847
Transamerlca 9i
United Aircrafts 28
U. S. Rubber. 508
U. S. Steel 58H
Construction of 100,000 houses
has been planned for the first
postwar year in Great Britain
and another 200,000 will be
built by the end of the second
year.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE Several nice auto courts
on Rogue River, doing good busi
ness. Also some nice small arms,
close In. See me for good buys. C. C.
Chapman. Broker, Alaska Auto
Court, 4 miles north Gold Hill.
FOR RENT Small modern house,
furnished. Late model gas equip
ment. No pets. Phone 2062. Inquire
at 1619 N. Riverside.
WALKER'S LISTINGS
SMALL house and 4 lots, on east side,
close In. House not completed, line
garden, Iruit, berries. A real buy lor
$1500. cash, balance easy terms.
Also
6-ROOM modern house, well built,
nice location on west side. $500
cash, balance $85 per month. Total
price $8500.
Also
A REAL BUY on a 280-acre ranch.
Large 2-story house with basement,
modern, several out buildings, place
all fenced and cross fenced, run
ning stream through place, several
springs, place Joins large stream on
one side, 25 miles from Medford on
paved road. This place Joins finest
of out range. Total price $7500. 13
cash, balance liberal terms.
A. W. Walker Real Estate
'At the Brldee
Tel. 2721 Office 427 E. Main.
FOR SALE Apricots. Dr. Sweeney
ranch In Valley View. Rt. 2, Box 88.
Ashland. Will have cots for one
month yet.
FOR SALE Sewing machine and
fruit Jars. Ph. 6924, or 1020 E. 11th.
WANTED TO RENT Trailer house by
week or month. Call at Box 649,
King's Highway.
FOR SALE Fisher's calf meal or
builder pellets. Faber's. 34 S. River
side. FOR SALE: Oalns dog meal. Faber's,
34 S. Riverside. Phone 4449.
WANED Maid at Hotel Medford. See
Mrs. Davis.
FOR SALE Jacuzzi automatic shal
low well pump, supply tank and
better than 60 feet of pipe. New
Condition. Harry Crouse, Phoenix.
LADY WISHES to care for children
days. Age 3 years or older. Call
6177.
FOR SALE Or will trade for Med
ford or Ashland property 10 acres
Improved. Irrigated. Rt. 3, Box 463,
Martin. Near Antelope school.
HOME LISTINGS
yl AAA New, modern, 6-rm. home.
i?4uU 1 acre or land, on High
way 99 8. This Is your dream house.
flprrAA Old Stage Road, next to
P00UU McCasky ranch, brautliul
view of the valley, good 8-room
home, 3 bedrooms, 5 acres of land,
3 under irrigation,
seooo-r
Last side home, a rooms.
bedrooms, all on one
floor, large lot, 60x295, lota of
shade, wnlnuts and cherries tnd
other fruits, beautiful yard. A home
you can be proud of.
, SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY.
Ray Schumacher Dial 6486
417-419 East Main St.
WANTED To rent or least nicely
furnished house. Prefer close In.
Permanent couple. Phone United
Airlines. Mr. Meyer, 7111, after 8
p. m. 4968.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished 6-room
house, with washing machine, Call
Friday evening or Sunday. 808 W.
11th.
FOR BALE Lambert cherries, you
pick them, 6c per lb. Orant and
Green ranch, Route 3, Box 304, An
derson Creek, Talent.
FOR SALE Peaches. C. H. Beta, Rt.
4. Box 318-B, Fort Baker road, 1 4
mile west of Phoenix. Bring boxes.
WANTED Young, gentle saddle pony,
preferably pinto or buckskin.
Evelyn Byrne, Box 63, Jacksonville,
Ore.
LOVELY apartment for rent, furnish
ed, air conditioned, oil heated. Call
3108.
FOR SALE 8-room house, large liv
ing and dining rooms with hard
wood floors, massive fireplace, all
rooms well lighted, service porch,
wash trays, oil furnace, cement
foundation, extra large lot, fine
garden soil, large shade trees, fnitt
and berries, on pavement, close In,
4260.
Also
SB ACRES, 80 Irrigated, 4 -room house,
drilled well, electric water pressure
system. Only 2 "J miles from Med
ford, on good road, $8000, terms.
L. J. PICKELL 10 fl. Bartlett
FOR SALE 4 -room modern home,
close in, 3 bedrooms, paved street,
Immediate poflsesMon If takn at
once. 83100. Dad Roberts, 720 W.
2nd.
TO LET a-room apartment, furnish
ed. 118 Almond St. Phone 7377.
FIRESTONE
For o Finer lawn
j
Km? row bin fm ind r . . . vtr ft nmluly
Iwlsf thM hot, dry daya. eta this Ana, loefmarta
fardaa hOM tod7. WU1 iT aarrlca for manr lomnMrt
to oom. Mad. ta foTmmat ipaciflcaUaM. ft-tack.
WAVTTD Heeponsttole high school
girl, east side, oar for children 8at
urday evenings and occasionally
during week. 115 Almond.
FOR SALS Hardwood truck Dodr.
Phone 8188.
ffiQAA Close In, modern home. 4
VOvU bedrooms, 11 Ting room,
dining room, large lot. large shade
trees, fireplace, $1200 down. H. O.
Wilson, 7 Chestnut. Phone 4644.
FURNITURE MOVINO Regular Van
service, state or nation wide. Ph.
2888. Davis Transfer & Storage Co.,
40 8. Fir St.
WANTED FOR CASH Clean Model A
coupe or roadster. Phone 6214.
APRICOTSYOU PICK. 6e. 8UNDAT
ONLY. Tessltore Orchards. 44 mile
past Perry's Oarage. Eagle Point.
Watch for sign. '
FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN
See
THE OREGON FINANCE CO,
45 South Central.
Established 1928.
STORAGE SERVICE Two-Story brick
building. Furniture carefully
handled, personal lockers. . City
Transfer Ss Storage. Phone 4604.
38 S. Fir St.
FOR 8ALE Baled oats and vetch hay,
$18 ton. Not rained on. Third farm
west of K M E D on Ross Lane. R.
L. Bishop.
FOR RENT 2-bedroom house. Close
In, choice dining room, nicely fur
nished. Cheap. B. J. Palmer. Phone
6871. 316 S. Orange.
NOTICE TO STOCKMEN & FARMERS
For Sale 2 good trucks. Ideal for
your trucking needs, under celling.
Several good late model cars. Want
ed to buy late pickup. Zuber's Smil
ing Service, S. Riverside and
Stewart Ave.
FOR SALE Delta 8-Inch power saw
and planer, with half horse motor,
with Dado attachment. Phone 5221.
Extension 5181.
FOR SALE Attractive wooded acre
age with cabins, on Highway 89,
beautiful view Rogue lilver. Ap
proximately 2 miles above Savage
Rapid Dam. Hideout of the Rogue.
WANTED Chamber maid. Permanent
position. Holland Howl.
WANTED Housekeeper. Room, board
nd wages. J. I. ronton. Phoenix.
WANTED Electrlo refrigerator and
washing machine. J. L Fenton,
Phoenix.
WANT Man to Irrigate and harvest
4 acres corn and 12 acres alfalfa hay
on shares. Phone 6192.
FOR RENT Upstairs apartment,
modern. Adults. No pets. 348 8.
Riverside. Available Aug. 1.
WANTED First class radio tech
nician. Call In person at Radio Serv
ice and Television Co. Top wages.
End of 8. Columbus, off Stewart
Ave., Medford.
RADIO SERVICE Se Television Co.
Radio servicing of all kinds. All
work guaranteed. We use the best
parts and we have radio tubes. Mall
orders filled promptly. End of S.
Columbxis, off Stewart Ave. Look
for the Radio Tower. P. O. Box 868.
FOR SALE or trade for good cow 2
y ear -old Guernsey cow. M. G. Buel,
1 mile south Talent, old highway.
WANT to buy used oar. '35 - 37
model. Phone 6039.
WANTED Man or able bodied wom
an to do janitor work at First
Methodist church Phone 31fiB or
call at 316 Vancouver Ave., Med
ford, after 6 p. m.
ATTENTION PLEASE Casey's East
Side Texaco present expert lubrica
tion, car washing and polishing,
battery and tire service, accessories
and general repairing.
WANTED Late model car in good
condition. Will pay cash. T, Ser
geant Melvln BUyeu, 440 8. River
side. Refrlgprntors Rcflnlshed Like New
MITCH ELI PAINT SHOP,
608 S. Riverside.
WANTED by permanent couple with
two children 2-bfd room furnished
house. Russell Hanson, M. M. Dept.
Store.
FOR SALE One acre, 3 -room house,
semi-modern. 3W7 Maple Park Drive.
FOR SALE One Ouernsey heifer with
first calf. Inquire E. R. Claslln,
Dark Hollow Road, or Phone 7383
after 6 p. m.
BARB WIRE New, unused, rusted, 4
prong, heavy barbwlre. 68 rods to
the roll. Per roll 13. L)u lien's Hard
ware, 36 N. Bartlett.
WAITRESS WANTED No night work,
no Sunday work, best of waives, Ap-
?ly at once. Berry dale Restaurant,
612 N. Riverside.
FOR RENT 8-room apartment, fur
nished, newly decorated, gsraga and
woodshed. 30. 701 W. Uth.
WANTED To buy twin beds with
pre-war box springs snd mattresses.
Also late model else trio Frigldalra.
Phone 4020.
JUST received, buckskin, white mule
nd full grain leather work gloves.
Oakdale Grocery.
FOR SALE Rope, cotton H-tn V4
ln.. l-lnch. Monarch Seed Ac Peed
Co.
WANTED
A high-class lubrication special
ist, someone who will be able to
qualify for advancement for serv
ice salesman. We have an attrac
tive proposition for the right man.
Wth and Bartlett.
Ph. 3288.
THE HOME Or HIGHER GRADE
MECHANICS
fi A It I E X
II O S E
50 feet new
Synthetic
5.45
PORK chops, lean, fresh loin. 85c per
1H Ehi- Urtl. r.nlr.l DMr,
WANTED TO BUY Good quality sec
ond cut baled alfalfa. Monarch
Seed & Feed Co,
FOR SALE Special vetch cleaning
equipment. Bring in your vetch
and grain mixtures for a real eco
nomical cleaning Job. Monarch Seed
fc Feed Co.
ASSORTED lunch meat, large variety,
S5c per lb, Faber's Market, Central
Point.
FOR SALE Public -scales. Weigh
your fruit or "what have you" over
our Howe ball bearing scales. Mon
arch Seed & Feed Co.
SALE
S3 USED CARS
Largest stock tn southern Oregon
to choose from Want to close out
entire stock. I N. ShulU, 224 N
K4ver&lde.
MEN NTFDEn IMMTTDt ATELY
DKFENSE WORK
Two sets of fullers and buckers.
Oue ratchet setter.
One turndown man.
Two contract logging trucks.
Short haul. Easy on tires. High con
tract. Fast loading and unloading.
Call Tom McGraw, 2538 Medford.
between 7 and p. m.
M GRAW & COLLINS LUMBER CO.
8100 REWARD
for information leading to arrest
and imprisonment of not less than
one year of person or persons steal
ing any parts from my used enr lot
L N. Shulta, 224 N Riverside.
FOR SALE Seed cleaning. Ours Is
the most complete seed cleaning
service In So. Oregon. Cleaning
plant starts August first or sooner
if crops require. Wo clean any
thing and gunrnntoe our work.
Monarch Seed Si Feed Co.
FOR SALE Grain bags, sack twine,
needles. Monarch Seed & Feed Co,
BEEF ahortrlbs for boiling meat, 10c
per lb. Faber's Market, Central
Point.
JUST received shipment all kinds
leather work gloves. Oakdale Gro
cery. FOR SALE Good osts and vetch hay,
baled. In field. Troxell, 6. Peach.
Phone 6251.
FOR 8AL13 Garden hose and hose
couplings. Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
SURE we have BICYCLE tires and
tubes. Sims Bros., 23 N. Fir.
BACON by the piece, 20c pnr lb. Fa
ber's Market, Central Point.
UTILITY cans, speo. 95c: brooms,
mops, scissors and pocket knives.
Stamper & Goff Bros. Hdwre.
YES, our blcvcle tires and tubes arc
GUARANTEED. Sims Bros.
BEEF pot roasts, steer beef, 3Go per
lb. Faber's Market, Central Point.
YES, we have 24-ln. balloon tries and
tubes. Also 20-ln and 20-ln. 61ms
Bros.
SHIPMENT of fishing tackle Just re
ceived. Stamper &i Oorf Bros. Hdwre.
WANTED TO BUY We pny celling
? rices for grain. Monarch Seed &
eed Co.
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APRICOTS, orchard run, 10c; small
TUtons, 6c, First house on left on
Coker Butte road. Ph. 6358.
FOR SALE Large PhUco radio. Sing
er sewing machine. 314 Haven.
BICYCLE tires and tubes below cell
ing price. Slma Bros., 33 N. Fir.
WANTED Experienced woman or
gtrl to . do cooking and general
housework for 3 adults In coun
try home. Good salary, private room
and bath. Phone 6305 or writs Rt.
3, Box 244.
WANTED Shetland pony. Must be
A-l Urst -class. Call 2117, ask for
"Ike."
LAUNDRY travs, toilets, showers, etc.;
pine and fittings. Stamper & Goff
Bros. Hdwre.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
SPECIALS
Another shipment of locker
tnmkA, suitcases, overnight bags
and Kipper bags.
PIPE PIPE PIPE Large stoclt of pre
wai pipe at pre-war prices. Get It
now before prices advance Also large
stock of pipe fittings, all sires. Au
tomatic pressure pumps, pitcher
pump, centrifugal and rotary pump.
GARDEN TOOLS for the Victory Gar
den Hoes, spading forks, shovels,
rakes, soil soakers, garden hose,
every tool for your needs.
HARD TO GET ITEMS Steel wool,
fry pans, dust pans, dish pans, wash
pans, spoons, forks, wash boards,
palls, garbage cans, wire and rope
clothes line, oil cans and other
Hems too numerous to meutton
Come in and look around.
FOR THE LOGGER Chains, hooks,
binders, cant hooks, peevies. fire
protection tools, fire extinguishers,
etc.
HOUSE PAINTS All colors at 8185
per gallon Also shingle stain, oils
and turpentine.
ROOFINO PAPER Large stock all
sizes and weights Also felt paper,
sheeting paper and building paper
Roofing nails and lap cement.
FOR THE FARMER Stock fencing,
electric fence controls, smooth wire.
hardware cloth, eteel osta. Also
harness, collars and baling wire,
barbed wire, binding twine, hay
cable.
NEW SHIPMENT of white enameled
ranges, trash burners and wood
circulating heaters; cook stove, air
tViht heatera. stove boards, stove
pipe and fittings. Also stove backs,
fireplace screens and fireplace bas
kets. LARGE STOCK of sinks, hot water
tanks, toilets, laundry trays, lava
tories, septic tanks, soil pipe and
f mines Faucets, garden bibbs, shut
off valves, shower heads and drains
and all kinds of repairs for plumb
ing. No priority required.
LARGE STOCK of sleeping baga at
reduced prices. Ateo tents, hay
covers, tarpaulins, and priced right
LARGE STOCK of unfinished chest
of drawers. taDtes, cnairs, ocsm
Also dining chairs, tables, breakfast
sets bedroom rurnlture. coll springs,
mat tresses and box springs, new
tiavenp-u-ts with springs. .
REMEMBER. It always pay to shop
at the
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
37-29 N. Grape St. Dial 8744
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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE -NINE
FOR SALE Dr. Hfas Pan-a-Mln. Peed
It to moulting hena for quick re
turn to production. Monarch Seed
& Feed Co.
APRICOTS for sale. Dry land. Oet
them while you can. Tessltore Or
chard. Eagle Point.
JUST received shipment alt klnda
leather work glovei. Oakdale Gro
cery. WANTED 8mall dryland farm, 3.
bedroom modern house. State price,
location, etc. In first letter, to P.
O. Box 814, Medford.
FEATURINO midsummer specials on
permanent waves. The Merle Nor
man Studio, 914 Medford building.
Phone 2503.
HOUSE PAINTING Phone 8429 for
free estimate. Also Interior work.
NOTICE If you are troubled with
termites phone 3413, Paclflo Feed
& Seed.
WANTED Ute model used cars.
Highest prices paid (or guod. clean
automobiles. Crater Lake Motors.
FIR KOUOH BLOX and big fir
slabs, green 6 tl load te SO Med
ford Fuel. Tel. 3111. 1122 N.
Central.
ATTENTION. PLEASEI
LOOK THESE OVER
Late model used cars OPA prices.
Large supply famous Dayton-Mc-Clarqn
tires. Bring In your certifi
cates Fogllghts, Prestone, Ooodyear bat
teries. Buy now while stock Is avail
able. See at A. Z "TUBBY" DEAN'S,
Your Ponttac Dealer.
Richfield Station. Dial 2943.
6th and Grape. Buy More Bonds.
FOH SALE We always have a few
later moaei used cars on hnnd see
us before you buy. Crater Lake Mo
tors PLANED BLOX Big and clean. 5 50
per load. Medford Fuel Tel. 3111.
JUST received, buckskin, white mule
and full grain leather work gloves.
Oakdale Grocery.
Highest Prices
Paid for Glean
USED CARS
We See It! We Do It!
AUTOMOBILE
MARKET
6th and Bartlett Sts.
Phone 3919
Show. Dally at 1:45-6:45-9:30
Muit End Tomorrow Niiet
Plenty Hard Boiled!
and ready for a scrap!
JAMES CAGffEY
MARGARET LINDSAY
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"CAREER GIRL"
Edward Norrlt
221 W. M.in
Phone 3113
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Dial 4980
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