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LOCAL and
Home On Leave Norman W.
Vance, seaman first class in the
navy, is spending a week's
leave with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. D. Vance of Jackson
ville. Young Vance is stationed
at Treasure Island.
Smith Home Pvt. Thomas
O. Smith is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Ruby Walker, Sams Val
ley. Pvt. Smith, a mechanic sta
tioned at Camp Hulen, Texas,
will return to his post July 20.
To Repair Mark A. Goldy
applied at the city building in
spector's office yesterday for a
permit to make general repairs
to a Duiimng at 1U7-115 East
Main street. Oliver Panter of
949 Murray avenue applied for
a permit to make an addition
to his garage at a stated cost of
$150.
Received Rating Elwood B.
Hedberg, son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. Elwood Hedberg of 1206
East Main St.,' successfully com
pleted a course in radio work
at the naval training station at
Del Monte, Calif., last week and
was promoted from seaman
first class to radio technician
third class, according to word
received here by his parents.
He is now stationed at Treasure
Island for advanced training.
Specialist Coming Appoint
ments with the War Production
Board priorities specialist, who
will be in Medford tomorrow at
tne cnamDer oi commerce, may
still be made by calling the
chamber of commerce office, it
was stated today. This is the
regular scheduled visit of the
specialist to this district. The
specialist arrives on the morn
ing train and appointments are
being made from 9 a. m. to 5:30
p. m.
Meeting Tonight Frank
Hull, manager of the Jackson
County Chamber of Commerce,
today reminded operators of
sawmills, machine shops, found
aries, metal fabrication plants,
garages and other firms of the
meeting this evening with a rep
resentative of the Smaller War
Plants Corporation. The meet
ing is scheduled for 7:30 p. m.
at the chamber of comerce of
fices and a large attendance is
urged. The representative will
outline how small firms can se
cure assistance in procuring
contracts, materials and repairs.
Completes Course Pfc. Eu
gene C. Palmer of Sacramento,
Calif., attached to a quarter
master's company In the air
corps, recently completed nine
weeks of school at Fresno,
Calif., and then spent two
weeks' furlough with his moth
er, Mrs. Margaret Franks of
Orland, Calif. Pfc. Palmer is a
nephew of Mrs. Floyd Keeley
and Frank and George Jantzer
of Trail. The young man, who
expects to be assigned to over
seas duty in the near future, re
cently was awarded the army's
Good Conduct medal. He has
been in service 22 months.
"Pin Worms
Can
Better leam tha Truth, Mother!
Too may tMnfc that Pin-Worms are fast a
harmless nuisance. Or you mar think that
this torm-nting. embarrassing infection
strikes only crtabt types of people.
Don't tou believe It I Rich or poor, roans
or old nybody, anywhere can have Pin
Worms. And these crawling- pests, living
auid growing Inside the human body, can
cause real distress. Co watch out for the
warning signs that may mean this nasty
Infection the aggravating rectal Itch;
also, uneasy stomach. bedwrtting, nervous
fidgeting and uneven appetite
If you suspect Pin-Worms, get a pselr
are of P-W tablets right away, and be sure
to follow the directions. P-W Is the new
Pin-Worm treatment developed by tha
laborstories of Dr. D. Jayne s. Son. Amsr.
lea 'a leading specialists in worm medicines
Important Scfsnfnle Discovery
The small. easyto-take P-W tablets eon
tain a remark.-We drug (gentian violet)
that Is being hailed by hieh medical au
thorities as the most effective means ever
discovered fcr dealing with Pin-Worms.
Thanks to this Important new sclentine
discovery. P-W works in a special, gentla
way to destroy stubborn Pin-Worms.
Ask your drugglatt P-W for fin-Worms!
'f Harm
MY Child r
Learn to Pack Pears!
EARN GOOD MONEY
Right Here at Home-Enroll NOW in the
PEAR PACKING SCHOOL
Sponsored by the State Board of Vocational Education In
cooperation with the Medford Public School and the
Fruit Growers' League of Jackson County.
OPENS MONDAY, JULY 31
Enrollment Fee-$1.00
Apply at any Packing Hou$e or ar the Farm Labor Office, 123 Weit Min
Street, Medford, if you are between the agei of 1 6 and 30 years.
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Tuesday
7:00 p. m. Pythian club meet
for pot-luck dinner at home of
Mrs. T. K. Flynn. Bring own
service.
8:00 p. m. IOOF Lodge in
stallation of officers. Gold Hill
uoage will send their installing
Wednesday
12:00 noon Mistletoe club
will have a covered dish lunch
eon at Girls' Community Club.
ivirs. xyoerg in charge.
Thursday
1:00 p. m. Chrysanthemum
Thimble club meet at home of
Dorothy Scnpter, 60 Rose Ave
for birthday party. Bring own
service.
1:00 p. m. Sojourners club
meet at the Girls' Community
Club.
Picnic Cancelled The F. L.
club picnic scheduled for Wed
nesday at Jackson Hot Springs
has been cancelled, it was an
nounced today. A pot luck din
ner will be held by the group
August 14 at the home of Mary
Brown on Arnold Lane.
e a
Change Meeting The meeting
of the Jolly Stitchers club, sched
uled for Friday of this week, will
be held at the home of Mrs.
Helen Ford, 831 West Twelfth
street, instead of at the home of
Mrs. Austia Bareburg as prev
iously announced.
e a
Patient Unimproved Word
from Portland is to the effect
that the condition of David Grif
fiths, a patient in the veterans'
hospital there, is unchanged. Mr.
Griffiths is critically ill. Mrs.
Griffiths has gone to Portland to
be with her husband, the family
residence is at 218 West Jackson
Boulevard.
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Dies In Kansas Word was re
ceived here yesterday of the sud
den death of Mrs. A. J. Zimmer
man of Jamestown, Kan., sister
of Mrs. A. B. Culy and Tim Daily
of Medford, and M. L. Daily of
Prospect. M r s. Zimmerman's
niece, Mrs. William Strode, just
returned to Medford after spend1
ing a month with her.
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Completes T r a i n i n g Pvt.
Florence J. Runnion has com
pleted . training in the motor
transport school of the First
Women's Army Corps training
center at Ft. Des Moines, Iowa,
according to a news release from
the school. She is the daughter
of Mrs. Deila G. Remington, 118
North Peach street.
Livestock
Portland. Ore., July 35 (TJP)
-Live-
stock:
Cattle. 100: holdover. 750: calves.
60. Market very slow on plain kinds
available. Few common steers, $9.00 1
11.00; good steers Monday to -115.75;
good heifers, 13.75($ 14.00; bulk grass
heifers. $11.60 down; canner and cut
ter cows steady at $4.00(3 5.50; liberal
supplies common to low medium beei
cows unsold; common to medium
bulla, 7.50ct8.00; good to choice veal
era. $13.50f 14.50.
Hogs, 30O. Truck-Ins steady. Good
to choice 190-240 lbs., mostly $14.75;
llcht lights, $12,003 12-60; Bod sows.
$9.00 : 10.00; few good feeder pigs,
$12.00.
Bheep. 600. Market steady. Good
to choice spring lambs. $13.00; .sev
eral lot common 68 to 80 lbs. weight
to feeders. $8.50; medium to good
year! In.. $9.00; good ewes, $3.50.
South Ban PrancLsco, July 36 CP)
(USDA Livestock:
Cattle, 625. Opened alow, about
steady. Good steers absent. About
three loads medium grtvw steers sal
able, $12 25(913.00; stock era and feed
ers, $11. 50$ 12 50; few good cows,
$12.00it 13 60; aged medium, $10.00(9
10,60; common cowa, $9.00 9.50; can
nera and cutter, $5.00(fl.OO; medium
sausage bulls, $9 009.50.
Calves. 10. Package good 316-323-lb.
venters, $14.00, lUhtly sorted.
Hogs. 225. Steady. Pew packages
good to choice 30O-24O-lb, barrows
and gilts, $14.75; odd head good to
choice sows, $9.75; good clearance.
Sheep, 1800 no early (tales. Talking
lower. Late Monday, two dka good
to choice full-wooled 88-1 '3. lambs,
$12.00; medium to irood showlm? 60c
lower than last Friday; severil strlnps,
$10 50(1? n 00; common to medium,
$8.00(310.00; good ewes quoted $4.00.
CbJcaeo, July 25 (UP) (WFA)
Livestock :
Hogs, 18.000. Active, ateady to S5e
, Writer. Beod ens eholos 1 TO-too !".,'
$14 00 314.75; SOO-SJO-lb. sows, M3i
19.79.
Cattle, 7S00; calves, 1000. Steady to
: shade lower. Largely fed steer end
; grass run. Veslers. S15.00 down; nock
came, aas li.oo tor medium to
good grade; top ateera. S17.9S: beat
yearlings. 17.2S; 100-lb. Montana
grass ateera to S15J5.
sneep. 3500. Opening fairly active.
Pew early tales fully ateady. Not fully
established on medium spring lambs.
Five doublea Washington springers.
14 50, with a S per cent sort, at
VI. to.
Portland Produce
Portland. July as (UP)
Cantaloupes Jumbo, 80-4Se, 14.66;
standard. 13.93 crate.
Beans Oregon green. fine- eel.
low, 10ji.3c; Kentucky Wonders, 11
813c lb.
Cherr.ee Northwest Lambers, 30c
Corn Northwest, SOoOOo down.
Popcorn Local. 20c lb.
Peas Coast, $3.00 3 3.60 hamper.
Tomatoes Local hothouse, an".
22,o lb; fancy. 31c lb.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago. June 25 (UP) Wheat:
Open High Low Clow
Sept. -IMiflH 1.S3T6 l.fi54 $1.65
Dec. ., 1.61534 1.584 1 56 l.H
May .... 1.67 1.67 1.56 1.67,
S. F. DAIRY PRICES
San Francisco, July 23 U.R)
Dairy market:
Butter: 93 senr 43. 02 rnn
42M, 90 score 42V4, 90 score
4 I'M..
Cheese: Wholesale prices, loaf
a.a, triplets Z7.Z.
Eggs: Large grade A 46-47,
medium grade A 391&-40V&,
small grade A 2414-25 V&, large
grade B 33-34.
Wall Street
New York, July 25 (U.R)
The stock market today con
tinued its recovery from the
"peace scare" lows of last week
but trading fell off to the slow
est pace since last May 23.
All sections of the list joined
the rise with the best gains noted
in mercantile issues, farm equip
ments, soft drinks and amuse
ments. Rails had a few wide
gains but most of the group
showed only minor improve
ment late in the session.
Today's buying, like yester
days, was interpreted as a nor
mal consequence of the oversold
condition that resulted from last
week's heavy liquidation on news
of the attempted assassination of
Adolf Hitler and the fall of the
Japinese cabinet.
Today's closing prices on se
lected stocks:
American Tel. & Tel 162T's
Anaconda 26
Chrysler S2i
Curtiss Wright . 5'4
General Electric .. 38
General Motors . 62
Montgomery Ward 47'4
Penn. R. R 29Vt
Phillips Petroleum 45V4
J. C. Penney 103V4
Radio 10
Southern Pacific unquoted
Standard Oil Cal. 37i
Texas Gulf Sulphur 34
Transamerica 9si
United Aircrafts 28V4
U. S. Rubber MVi
U. S. Steel SBVt
Senator Caraway
In 5-Way Contest
Little Rock, Ark., July 25
(U.R) Sen. Hattie Caraway, the
only woman in the upper house
of congress, staked her political
future today on the outcome of
the balloting In the Democratic
primary election in Arkansas,
where her renomination was
contested by four men.
Principal opposition to Mrs.
Caraway, who is seeking elec
tion to her second full term In
the senate, wa offered by Rep.
J. W. Fulbright, 39-year-old au
thor of the "Fulbright resolu
tion." COUNTY DISEASE ClST
SHRINKS DURING WEEK
But few cases were listed on
the weekly repdrt of communi
cable diseases Issued by Dr. A.
Erin Merkel, Jackson county
health officer, for the week end
ing July 21. Included were one
case of scarlet fever, now de
clining after having been epi
demic In the county for many
months; three cases of measles,
two of mumps, 11 of recurrent
malaria, one ease each of eWeV
enpox and syphilis and nine
cases of gonorrhea.
Bottle Bombs Save
Needed Materials
For German Army
With British Second Army,
Normandy, July 25 U.R The
Germans are using beer bottles
for mines in another of their
makeshifts to overcome 'equip
ment shortages, it was disclosed
today.
The bottles are filled with ex
plosive, a detonator is inserted
and a trip wire is attached and
extended to a place where an
Allied soldier may strike it. The
crude devices have been found
In the grass In some parts of the
front.
Recently captured German or
ders revealed other tactics and
ruses.
One ordered the placing of sig
nal pistols in wire defenses and
fire them from a distance to sim
ulate an active line of troops.
Road blocks were faked by
simply, piling up dirt and stones.
Troop movements were to be
faked by racing the motors of
stationary vehicles.
Use Mall Tribune Want Ada.
Too Late to Classify
WANTED Experienced wool presser.
Must be sober. Or lady wool presser.
Also laundry workers. Apply in per
eon. Crystal White Laundry and
Dry Cleaners, 811 N. Central.
CANNING SUPPLIES
Pts., 69c; qts.. 79c: H gal., $1.19;
Jelly glassea, 25c doa.: Jar lids, nib
bera and seating wax. J. J. New
berry Co., 36 N. Central.
CANNING SUPPLIES
Pts., 69c; qts.. 79c; H gal., $1.19;
Jelly glasses, 25c doz.; Jar lids, rub
bers and sealing wax. J. J. New
berry Co., 36 N. Central.
CANNING 8UPPLJES
Pts, 69c; qts.. 79c; Vi 11- -M-W;
jelly glassea, 25o doz.; Jar lids, nib
bera and sealing wax. J. J. New
berry Co., 30 N. Central.
WANTED Hand lroner or someone
willing to learn trade. American
Laundry, 132 8. Central.
WANTED A clean 2 or 8 -room fur
nished apartment by respectable
lieutenant's wife and baby for the
duration. Reasonable. Call 2590.
THERE will be a, Hot Point electric
range sold at the Midway Auc
tion Yards' sale Thursday.
THERE will be a dandy sorrel saddle
horse sold at the Midway Auction
Co.'s sale Thurs. Several good work
horses and one extra good team. 1
3-yr.-old Shorthorn bull from reg
istered stock. Regular lineup of
hogs and cattle. I 1929 model A
pickup, 16-tn. tlrea extra good; this
unit la A-l mechanically. Several
lots of miscellaneous articles. Sale
date Thurs., July 27, 1 p. m. Mid
way Auction Co. K. W. Holmes, auc
tioneer; N. A. Mead, clerk.
FOR SALE Five parcels of ground
with 160-ft. Rogue River frontage.
Newly opened area. Restricted
buildings. 2 parcels of ground, three
acres each, Just off rtver. Fine
building sites. Out of fog area. Con
tact Tribune Box 3195.
WANTED Office girl who can take
dictation. Pieroe Auto Freight Lines,
1016 N. Central. Phone 2165.
NEW Unlvex 8 mm cine camera with
Wallenaak F.3-6 lena. leather case,
270 feet film. 16 S. Peach after
7 p. m.
WANTED Experienced waitress. Ap
ply In person. The What-Not,
WANTED Couple to help on email
aairy rancn. new mooern apart
ment rumisnea. utilities and farm
products Included. Good salary. J.
a. uur us, ni. l, box to, Murpny,
Ore.
FOR RENT Fine alfalfa pasture on
kom lane, for 10 or more oows.
Plenty of feed and water. J. D. Ross.
Phone 6283.
FOR RENT Apartment. Adults on
ly. No pete. Close In. 10 Quince St.
FOR SALE Boy's balloon tire bicy
cle, uau 2457. na o. urape.
FOR SALE Radio, RCA table model.
9-tube. Phone 2592.
FRESH eggs wanted by Model Bakery.
WANTED Small house trailer. Will
trade 2-room house and lot, Jack
sonville. See the barber.
FOR 8AL15 Large. Juicy peach plume.
J24c. pnone sai4. 613 paim sc.
FOR SALE Savage rifle, bore 301.
Lyman sight, l box shells and
cleaner. Phone 2592.
FOR SALE Non -Irrigated apricots.
R. L. Isaacs, Rt. 2, Box 263 -B One
and one-half miles north Jackson
ville, Old Stage road.
FOR SALE Gladioli blooms. Dreaa
ler's, 1107 E. Main. Ph. 8866.
WANTED Experienced fry cook, top
wsgea. No Sunday. Sullivan's Cafe,
Rose burg, Ore.
WANTED Woman for b wise work,
one day a week. Call 8739.
TAKFN UP Light colored Jersey
heifer, about 1 year old. Owner
Identify animal, pay for feed and
sd. Rt. I. Bon 498, Jacksonvllle
p ho nil highway.
FACTORY
15)
0)
200 Cubic
Foot Load
Dial 2123
TIMBER P
tbT-SlIIfoM with n9 TS-
tBtavMt.jo isugo pwpors. ve warn, n
A. Johnston, 611 fi. Central.
WANTED Local girls for permanent
office work. Good opportunities for
capaoie ana experienced girie, write
Tribune Box 3841 or phone 2161.
STOLEN Red Hawthorne man's bl
cycle, license 1956, from Groceteria
parking lot. Reward. Phone 6339.
sua Beatty.
WANTED Janitor for part-time. The
NICELY furnlahed clean duplex for
rent. Lots or shade, upholstered
furniture, excellent gaa stove and
water heater. Adult. $46, Water
paid. Victor C. Sether.
NOW la the time to buy a camp
ground on the Rogue River. Get
ready for the after-the-war travel.
I have 16 acre river frontage, 10
cabins, store, filling station, pool
hall. Four-roora modern house with
sleeping porch, a ohlcken houses,
garage and water tank house.
Also, I have a few small tracts
left to build on. Located on Old
Stage road.
See B. Gould. 402 W. Jackson Bt.
OIL circulator, American Sunflame,
$40. 626 Haven. Phone 6696.
WE STILL have stock PRE-WAR Du
Pont automotive finishes. Let us
refinlsh your car while these mate
rials laet.
All work guaranteed.
61MONIZING
STEAM CLEANING
MITCHELL PAINT SHOP,
608 6, Riverside.
WANTED To buy a email country
place. Will consider run-down prop
erty, good location more Impor
tant. Ph. 6940.
FOR SALE Exceptionally good tone
player piano. 631 Spencer, Ph. 6940.
WANTED To rent 9-bedrm. unfurn.
house. Will consider country place
not too far out. Ph. 6940.
FOR RENT Pleasant and cool rooms
In private home. 43 1 Peach. Ph.
2906.
WANTED TO BUY If you have ft
spare folding vest pocket Eastman
No. 127 or 136 camera I have a
aaltor boy who would like to buy It.
R. A. MJkfiche at Monarch Seed Co.
FARMERS, ATTENTION! For fat de
livery or quick move or heavy ma
chinery, phone 2883, Davis Transfer
Si Storage Co., 40 8. Fir.
DON'T WORRY about moving. For
complete service phone 4684. City
Transfer Ss Storage Co., 38 S. Fir St.
FOR SALE John Deere mower,
sprlngtooth harrow, 10-ln. walking
plow, 4-yr.-old work horse, will ride
or work single or double; 21-ln.
collar, 8 doea, 8 small rabblta. Ph.
6027.
FOR SALE Weaner pigs. W. A. Mc
Cord. Orchard Home drive. Box 160.
Phone 6939.
WANTED To buy used flehlng rods
and reels. Lamport a sporting
Goods, 228 E. Main.
FRESH eggs wanted by Model Bakery.
LOST Fly book containing fllea,
spinners, etc. Three miles above
Rogue Elk. Reward. Ph. 2903.
FOR SALE Tools and supplies, elec
trical, piuinuuig, i sir in, uouiwuum,
carpenter, etc. 634 McAndrews.
MEN NEEDED IMMEDIATELY
DEFENSE WORK
Two seta of fallen aud tuckers.
High contract.
One tawyer.
One choker setter.
One deck man.
Transportation available from
Medford.
Call Tom McGraw, 2538 Medford,
between 7 and 9 p. m.
M'ORAW 6e COLLINS LUMBER CO.
$5575
New suburban home, five rooms,
bath room, full basement, fully fur
nlehed with good, almost new fur
niture. Also three-room other house
on the premises with lavatory, toi
let, shower. Medford city water.
Two and quarter i acres irrigated
land In clover, garden.
Also
$6000
flvm rooms, bath, flraplsea. base-
mant. city water, fruit, shade, (low.
rs, barn, new chick; hourn, gar
ag. workshop. Flva a errs of good
land with 3 V, acrea Irrigated, bal
inca auba. Now Hi clover and atf.
falls.
ELMTTR HERRIED,
44 N. Rlt-eralda.
Dial 1387 or 4SA0.
FOR SALE 37 acres, 31 Irrigated un
der T. L D., with ar without stock,
Implementa or hay. Falling health
cause. J. C. Fordyoe, Rt. 3, Box 67,
Ashland, Ore.
OFFICE girl, capable of doing typing
and shorthand. Permanent position
and will consider training If no
previous experience. Tribune 8447.
Grandpa Throws
Away His
Ear Trumpet
If you art temporarily deafened,
bothered by ringing, mining head
noises due to hardened or coagulated
wax (cerumen), try the Ourlne Home
Method test that so many eay has en
abled them to hear well again, Tou
must hesr better after making this
simple test or you get your money
back at once. Ask about Ourlne Ear
Drops today at Walnscott'a Pharmacy.
Dial 2123
COMPANY
ires
a
WTLtJ par eash for modarn fir. w
ax! V rl"K.m r. 1 ana. f 1 nsla In vt a m
o;y east, siae. ixs am, ajsu Trib
une. ONE cow and two feeder pigs for
sale, very reasonable. Toney Corey,
Coker Butte road, Medford.
FOR SALE Transparent apples. 4o
per lb. Grand for canning. Ph. 7351.
FOR SALE 605 Park avenue. Five
room home, with cottage apartment
In separate building on same lot.
Hardwood floor borders, fireplace,
apple and cherry shade trees, en
closed back yard with lawn, near
Senior Mph and Washington grade
school. Immediate poMe&slon, Price
4500, reasonable terms. For ap
pointment, call Charles R. Rav. room
217 Medford Bldg. Phone 3902.
FOR SALE Blenheim apricots. Geo.
Alford ranch, Fern Valley.
FOR SALE OlrPa bicycle. Hobba
Trading Post, 1802 W. Main.
WANTED To buv used fishing rods
and reels. Lam port 'a Sporting
Goods. 226 E. Main.
FOR RENT Furn. room, home prlT
Ueges. 32 Washington.
BOYSENBER-RIES, 3, your container.
B. V. Goodroad, W. Stewart Ave.
. "HERE'S NEWS"
Flneat dry land canning apricot,
full of sugar, only 9c per lb.
Call at Anderson's Thrift Market
on S. Central. Open till midnight
every night.
WANTED Pre-war baby stroller. Ph.
3761.
FRESH eggs wanted by Model Bakery.
FOR SALE Dry land Tllton aprlcoU
for canning, 10c lb. Oakdale Gro
cery. EXCELLENT INVESTMENT
This exceptional fine Income pro
perty consists of two small homes.
Each nas living room, combination
kitchen and breakfast nook bed
room and bath. Utility porch
glansed-ln, with laundry tub, large
clothea clopets and linen drawers,
gnrage. Close In to downtown. Total
price 65D6O.00.
MARK A. GOLDY
Phone 3266 105 E. Main St.
FOR SALE Fisher's wheat mix mill
run. Kuber's, 34 S. Riverside.
FOR SALE New daveno, good second
hand clothing, other miscellaneous
articles. Inquire 228 N. Central,
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
FOR SALE Lilly's calf meal. It's
cooked. F. E. Samson Co.
FOR BALE Dry land Tllton apricots
for canning, lOo lb. Oakdale Gro
cery. REPLACE your broken window glass
New lass installed wnue you waiu
MEDFORD MILL WORK CO..
The Olaas House,
Phone 4112 luth and Grape.
ATTENTION I
Our body and fender shop !
now In position to take caru of
your needs. Have the dents taken
out of your fenders and car body.
Add a new coat of paint. It will
be a long time before you can get
a new ar. It la Just good business
to conserve the one you have.
ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET,
Qth and Bartlett. Ph. 2288.
THE HOME OF HIGHER GRADE
MECHANICS.
FOR HALE Fisher's laxative mash.
84 8. Riverside. Phone 4449.
FOR SALE around hog feed, 2.60
per hundred, in your sac ha, f. x,
Samson Co.
FOR SALE Dry Innd Morpark can
ning apricots, iuc id. uaaaaie uro-
cery.
FOR CALE
QOVEHNMENT WHEAT. 82.46V4
cwt.. In your sticks; all you waut.
Earwi.7 bait euKE fihe.
Irrigation shovels, handles, barn
brooms, fllterdlscs, can brushea. ,
Grain bage. all kinds; sack and
and hinder twine.
GAINES dr food, 8, 10, 36 and
60-pound bags.
Fly-spray, louse powder, sheep
dip.
F. E. BAMS AN CO.
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Showt Dally at 1:45-8:45-9:30
MUST END TONIGHTI
WOMEN in
BONDAGE
Gail Patrick . Nancf Kelly
BUI Henry - Tala Blrell
Plu: "CAREER GIRL"
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Tuesday. July 2S, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIB ONE SE VEl
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F.OR SALE Triangle X-Tra egg mash
for best results. F. B. Samson Co.
FOR SALE Good baled hay. by the
ton or by the bale. Faber's, 34 6.
Riverside. Phone 4449.
$5250
One acre located In Perry dale district,
has both irrigation and city water,
a neat 6 room modern home, garage,
family orchard.
A1SO
$7500
This attractive wall kept home ts lo
cated on an excellent cloee-tn
atreet. It haa ft rooms, all ample
alze. tile bath, fireplace, automatic
oil burning hot water heating plant,
double garage. Shown by appoint
ment only.
MARK A. GOLDY
Exclusive Agenta
Phone 33S 10S E. Main St.
FOR SALE Dry land Morpark can
ning apricots, lOo lb. Oakdale Oro
eery. FOR SALE Snaral kills alugs, snails,
aowbugs and earwigs. Faber's, 84
8. Riverside.
APRICOTS, you pick. 60 lb, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Teaaltora Orchards.
i mile past Perry's Oarage, Eagle 1
roint. watcn lor algn.
WtLLr TRADE 13x14 wall tent for
larger aire. 808 80. Riverside.
FOR SALE Used Melotte separators.
A-l condition. Economy Seed A
Feed Stare.
TRUCKERS We have In stock a few !
11.00x23 A.A. Sllvertown tlrea and'
tubes. Lewis Super Service Station
JUST received shipment all kinds
leather work glovea. Oakdale Gro
cery. FOR Job printing, business stationery,
labels, specialty printing. Same day
service on small Jobs. Ferrocarrll
Preaa. 3 ml. So. of Medford, on Pao.
Highway. At the sign or the Switch
engine. Phone 0375. M. Dale New
ton Company, Del Rancho Ferrocar
rll, Medford.
FOR SALE Dry land Morpark can
ning apricots, loo lb. Oakdale Gro
cery. FOR BALE Red potatoes. 1(4 ml. N.
W. Central Point. P. D. Lofland.
ADAH'S beauty aalon. Specials on
permanent July and August. 120
N. Central. Phone 3684.
WANTED To buy electric range, elec
tric water heater, large alees. Hl
Way Cafe.
FOR SALE Hard, granite grit. Fa
ber's, 34 8. Riverside. Phoue 4449.
PLANED BLOX Big and clean. 3.60
per load Medford Fuel Tel. Sill.
ATTENTION. PLEASE
LOOK THESE OVER
Late model used cars OPA prices.
Large supply famous Dayton-Mc-Claren
tlrea. Bring In your certifi
cates. Fcsrlichts. Prestone; Goodyear bat
terlea. Buy now while stock is avail
able. See at A. Z. "TUBBY" DEAN'S,
Your Pontlao Dealer.
Richfield Station. Dial 9D43,
6th and Qrape, Buy More Bonds.
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JUST received shipment all kinds
leather work gloves. Oakdale Grocery.
FIR ROUGH BLOX and big fir.
labs, green 6 tl load ta.SO. Med
ford Fuel. Tel, 8111, 1123 N.
Central.
JUST received, buckskin, white mule
and full grain leather work glovea.
Oakdale Grocery.
FOR SALE Dry land Tllton apricot
for canning, 10c lb. Oakdale Qro?
eery.
FOR SALE We always have a few
later model used cara on band. See)
us before you buy. Crater Lake Mo-
tora.
NOTICE If you are troubled with
termites phone 3413, Paclfls Feed
tt Seed.
WANTED lute model uaed ears.
Highest prlcea paid for good, clean
automobiles. Crater Lake Motors.
JUST received, buckskin, white mul
and full grain leather work gloves.
Oakdale Grocery.
REAL ESTATE
AUCTION
Saturday, July 29, 2 P. M.
Consists of S-ioom new
modarn house. Lot llOx
155, alio miscellaneous
household furniture, in
cluding a pre-war Bavano.
Open for inspection Thurs
day morning,
7th & Maple.
Central Point, Ore.
By Owner Sam Wagler
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FOUNDRY
248 Helman Street
WILL OPEN
AUGUST 1st
Complete Foundry Service
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USED CARS
Medford't Largest Buyer
Pays Highest Prices
CASH AT ONCE
"If It runs we'll buy it"
HUMPHREY MOTORS
33 S. Riverside. Dial 4980
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