Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 03, 1944, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Club to Meet Members of the Townsend club are refunded that the organization meets every Friday evening in the K. P. hall at 8 p. m. Anyone inter ested is Invited to attend. No Dance There will be no service club dance at Camp White this week, it was an nounced today by Mrs. Ruth Boyd, chairman of the Volunteer Service corps. In Hospital Mrs. Marjorie Brooks, employed by the county as a tax collector, underwent surgery In Community hospital Tuesday and is reported to be recovering. It is understood that Mrs. Brooks will be unable to have visitors before the first of the week. 9 Discharged Pfc. Jerome Fitz gerald has received an honor able discharge from the marine corps after two years of service, most of which was spent at the marine base, Astoria, Ore., and at bases in the state of Washing ton. He and Mrs. Fitzgerald have returned to the county and will probably reside in the Sams Val ley district. Youth Leaves Pvt. Harlow Carpenter left yesterday for Ore gon State college, Corvallis, where he will study for two terms under the army's special ized training reserve program. Pvt. Carpenter, who graduated from Medford senior high school, with this year's class, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. V. Carpenter, Old Stage Road. Burreson Home Burle Burre son, aviation electrician's mate first class, arrived yesterday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burreson, Sams Val ley, after spending the past year and a half on Guadalcanal in the south Facitic. Burreson, on a 30-day leave, will also visit his sister, Mrs. J. C. Bieghler, Sams Valley. He reports to Santa Rosa, Calif., at the end of his leave. Burreson enlisted in the navy in February of 1942. m Picnic Planned Another Sun day picnic has been planned for men of the WPRC stationed at Camp White, it was announced today, with the August 6 picnic to be held at Grants Pass. Young women able to attend the picnic are asked "to call Mrs. Ruth Boyd, 4871 or 5002, and men of the WPRC are to register at camp. Mrs. Boyd has planned a series of Sunday picnics for the men during recent weeks which have proven very popular. ' Flue Firs City Fire depart ment answered a call to the home of Harry I. Kaplon, 601 King street, at 10:16 a. m. today, where a flue fire did no damage. At 2:35 p. m. Wednesday, a small roof fire at the Orville Kingman residence, 645 Palm street, did slight damage. Fire men reported the fire was start ed by children playing with matches on the top floor of the house. A grass fire in the 800 block on West 12th street earlier! Wednesday afternoon was ex tinguished without damage. In Britain Col. Alden R. Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Wright of Route 4, is now serving as a mechanic in the aircraft maintenance section of the largest air service com mand depot in Britain, according to a press release from the air service command, United States '.u'" , . : and bombers are assembled 1 .,' modified and repaired to sup port allied armies battling in France. Before entering the air forces he was employed as an aircraft mechanic by the Paine Field sub -depot in Everett, Wash. r'-.fT 5 r "I'LL in 4am PAOTHS QUICK OtMH TO MOSQUE ,r WllCO'roducIl CLEARIX Class Clean STOP SPOT Cleaning. Rind MACHINE Oil sum riRf I YkC A n 1 1 PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 8:00 p. m. Royal Neighbors of America, K of P hall. 8:00 p. m. Past Chiefs, Pyth ian Sisters, home of Mrs. Idella Harnden, 321 Benson St. All visiting past chiefs welcome. Friday 2:00 p. m. Board of directors of Council of Church Women, Presbyterian church parlor. To Ashland Mrs. Allan Stansbie of Medford spent Wed nesday in Ashland, where she formerly resided. ' Watson Wounded Word has been received from the war de partment that Pfc. Glen Watson was wounded in action in France July 9. No details were given. He is the son of Mrs. Edith L. Watson of 71814 West Main street. 61 FIRES SET ON STATE PROTECTED LAND BY BOLTS A total of 81 fires. 61 set by lightning, have been reported on state protected lands during the past two weeks, it was an nounced todav by A. D. McRey nolds. state forest patrol head. Remainder of the blazes, mostly small, were set by spreading debris fires, camp fires, smok ers and other causes. McRev nolds states, and were on farm as well as on forest lands. At one time, July 28. 47 fires were burning at the same time, the state forester declared, the severe lightning storm of the nieht before having been respon sible for the greater number. Some 26 acres of land was burned over during the period, he said, the largest blaze cover ing some 15 and one-half acres in the Anderson creek district. Last fire handled by the patrol was one yesterday which destroyed the two-story home of the Lloyd Walsh family a short distance east of Eagle Point in the Antelope district. The blaze started from the flue, according to the patrol report, and loss, with no insurance, was said to be about $3,500. McReynolds made an appeal to everyone to be extremely careful during coming weeks, with fire hazards increasing with every day of warm weather. He pointed out that the showers bring . sense of false security, since .he summer rains are very spotty and most of the county remains untouched and dry. All of the recent man-caused fires on state protected lands were preventable, he said, and urged greater caution by everyone. WEATHER Northern California Clear today, tonight and Friday but with fog locally along coast. Wanner in interior. TWO FLIERS KILLED San Antonio, Tex., Aug. 3 tU.R) Two second lieutenants, both students in the central in structors school at Randolph Field, were killed when their training plane crashed late yes terday six miles south of Seguin Claimnc Warsaw W V and y.nn Lt. Raymond A. Tilford Jr., son of R. A. Tilford, Honolulu, Ha waii. Tilford's mother lives in Montrose, Cal. CHEER TOO SOON St. Joseph, Mo. (U.R) Local police were rather jubilant re cently when they found a motor car shortly after it had been re ported stolen. The officefs start ed singing a different tune, now- even, when they learned that the car hadn't been taken a finance company had merely re possessed lt. BLIND CANDIDATE Topeka, Kan. (U.R) A blind graduate of Washburn univers ity here recently was admitted to oractice law before the Kan sas supreme court. He is John Edward Vanlandingham. The young blind lawyer is assured a Job, since he is the only candi date in either party for King- man, Kans., county attorney. Cm Hall Tribune Vital Ads. Double -for your money That's the bargein Clicquot dub Eskimo Cooler offers you . delicious lemon-amMifne flavored refresher is or miser that goes down the line with sny drink I CLICQUOT CLUB ESKIMO COOLER CLICQUOT CLUB BOTTLING COMPANY (A l Bererage Company) 301 No. Fir St.. Medforfl Phont 3873 SOCIAL SECURITY More Than 706,526 Oregon Persons Have Acct. Cards Wage Data Accurate. More than 706,526 men and women in the state of Oregon now have social security ac count cards. In the years to come, many of these workers will reach the age of 65, retire from their jobs and claim pay ments of old-age insurance. Others will die, leaving depend ents who are entitled to bene fits under the Social Security Act. Every worker wants to be sure that he will get the right insurance checks when he grows old, or that his family will receive the right checks in the right amount, if he dies. Charles L. Maginnis, manager of the Klamath Falls office said that care and attention to this matter of keeping the records straight, now, might very well mean the difference between the right payments and the wrong payments of benefits, later on. Individual Accounts He explained that an individ ual account is kept for each worker whose name appears on the books of the Social Security Board. The worker's name and number that is assigned to him by the Board are printed at the top of his ledger sheet and also written on record cards that are kept on file. Maginnis stressed the fact that wage data must be accur ate, because the amount of ben efits to be paid to each qualified claimant is based on a wage record. That is why the Social Security Board takes extra pre caution to safeguard the social security account of every wage earner listed on its books. It is also the reason why every employer subject to the law must include in his social secur ity quarterly tax report to the government the name, the social security account number, and the wage earnings of each work er he employs. But before the employer can include this data in his report, he must have the information himself. Therefore, the employee must make sure that his employer has the neces sary information. FIRST MARINE ACE DIES IN POWER DIVE SMASHUP Bakersfield, Cal., Aug. 3-(U.R) Officials at Mojave marine base rex-ealed today that Capt. Ed ward O. Shaw, 24, of Spokane. Wash., first marine pilot to re ceive the coveted "ace" rating, was killed in a plane crash Mon day. .. Capt. Shaw was unable to bring his fighter plane out of a power dive, it was announced. Livestock Portland, Ore, Aug. (VP) Live stock : . . Cattle. 150: calved. 35. Market ac tive, steady to stroll. Canners and cutter cows largely 36c higher for two da vs. Common steers. ea.OOc? 10.00: cutter to common hellers, S6.00 $9.75; canner and cutter cows. S4.S0 a 5.75: common to medium beef cows. 7 00 a 8 50: light cutters. bulls, sround 600; good to choice veal ers. 113 50j 14.50. Hogs, 600. Market active at celling prices. Good to choice 180-240 lbs., 815.76: 341-270 lbs.. S15.00: heavier and lighter weights down to S1350; good sows. S10 00 11.00; few. 111.50; leeder pigs. 812 0012 50. Sheep. 350. Market active, fully steady. Oood to choice lambs salable to S120O and above; good wooled lambs, 811.50; shorn lambs. S10 50: common wnoled lambs. 88.00 8 8 50; good ewes. $3 50. South San Francisco, Aug. S (tTP) (TJSDAi Livestock: Cattle. 300. Desirable steers snd hellers scarce. Few medium 1100-lb. steers, 813.00; lew feeder steers, 13.00; load young good 1080-lb. oows, 812.50; medium sna common cows salable 810.50 down, dull, about 60c lower past lew days: cutters. 87.0OH 8 00; canners, 84 00 3 8.00; bulla, 89.00 10 00. Calves, SO Oenerally steady. Com mon to medium. 810 00 12 00. Hogs, 300. Around 25c higher. Few packages I80-240-lb. barrowa and gilts. 818 50; good sows to 810 25: complete elesranee. 6heep. 1300 Plow, undertone steady, few medium to good shorn lambs. 812 0012.50. package medium feeder yearlings. 87 SO: cull to good ahoni ewes, 81 00(8 4 00. Chicago, Aug. (UP) (WTA) Livestock: Hogs, 10,000. Very active. Oood and choice 10-240 lbs. snd some medium to good st 814 76 celling; hesvler f:i:( yL v s. . " -mm i 8k I't 7 Tlane RocJcei (Acmm Telephoto) These dramatic photoRraptis, taken by a super-speed Army Air Pore camera, vividly show the firing of a rocket projectile Irora a P-47 Thun derbolt fighter plane. The top photo shows the first puff of 6moke as the rocket is fired. Beneath in chronological order, are the successive stage to the last picture shown where the rocket is clear of the plane. weights, $14.00; bulk good and choice 300-550-1 b. sows, $13.90(314.00; com plete early clearance. Cattle, 3500; calves, 800. Fat steers and yearlings strorw; grain-fed kind active; others uneven. Very little steer teef here. Top. $16.00. oew high on crop; several loads. $17.65 17.90; most gra&sers. 1 2 .00 14 .50; top, $16 50: vealers. $15.00 down; cutter cows to $8 00. Sheep, 1000. Opening slow but mostly steady on native spring lambs and shorn ewes. Oood and choice new snd wether sprlneers, $14 50 a 15.00; medium and good, $12.00 14-25; com mon, $9.50(3 11-50. Portland Produce Portland. Aug. 8 (UP) Blueberries $4.00(84.20 per 12 -basket crate. Cantaloupes Taktma standards, t3.50ff3.75 crate. Peaches Oregon Rochester, $1.75 box; California J. H. Hales, $2.50 lug. Cucumbera Field grown. 5.9c lb. Lettuce Local 3s, No. 1, $3.75 per crate. Peas Coast, $3.604.00. Tomatoes The Dalles field. $1.75 box; Free water unclassified, $2.25 lug. Chicago Wheat Chicago. Aug. 3 (UP) Wheat: Open High Low close Sept. -81.55lj 81.554 81 55s, 1.55, Dec. 165 1.55)i 1.55 liSH May . 16534 S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Aug. 3 (U.R) Dairy market: Butter: 93 score 43. 82 srnre 42V4, 90 score 4214, 90 score 41 4. Cheese: Wholesale prices, loaf 27.9, triplets 27.2. Eas: T.nrffo ffrnrln A 4A.47 medium grade A small grade A 24'6-25Vi; large graae a a-it. Wall Street New York, Aug. 3. (U.R) Stocks dropped fractions to more than a point today after a momentary period of firmness Immediately after the opening. Selling developed following the statement of WPB Chief Donald M. Nelson that only 48 per cent of the $69,000,000,000 war production program for 1944 had been completed by July 1 and his warning against false optimism that "the war production Job is already fin ished." In the light of his warning, Wall Street quarters anticipated a check in plans for reconver sion and slackening of the con gressional drive to formulate legislation speeding up the changeover to civilian output. Another factor in the scale down was the prediction of Na tional City Bank of New York that 1944 corporate net Income probably will be $2,000,000,000 under late 1943 expectations of the U. S. treasury. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. At Tel. l3'fi Anaconda 26 Chrysler 92' Curtlss Wright 8 la General F.lectric 37i General Motors 61 14 Montgomery Ward . 47'i Penn. R. R 29H Phillips Petroleum 44H J. C. Penney 10314 Radio 10 Southern Pacific 29 Standard Oil Cal 37H Texas Gulf Sulphur 34,, Tranamerica 0 United Aircrafts 28' U. S. Rubber 51 U. S. S:-1 Use Malt rrlDun Want Ada. MILL HANDS Southern Oregon Sugar Pine Co. CENTRAL POINT, ORE. Gun in Action - London, Aug. 3. (U.R) Tur key rushed defense preparations today as a precaution against a German attack In retaliation for the rupture of their relations. Ankara dispatches said 100 or more German intelligence agents had been rounded up by Turkish authorities and told of batteries of anti-aircraft guns being hauled through the streets of the capital. The national assembly, after approving the rupture yesterday pushed through to the commit tee stage a bill providing for the evacuation of women and children from large cities in the event of air raids or other at tacks. German foreign office circles warned soon after Turkey an nounced the break in diplomatic and economic relations, that a continuation of the new Turkish policy "will of necessity lead to war with Germany." The assembly took- immediate steps to implement its new found solidarity with the allies by jamming through all Its stages a bill granting amnesty to Ame, lean, British and Rus sian nationals Imprisoned for or accused of security violations during Turkey's period of neu trality. George Pavloff and Leonid Korniloff, Russians imprisoned on charges of attacking German Ambassador Baron Franz von Papen In February 1942, will be released Friday. Von Papen left Turkey by plane yesterday afternoon and Berlin announced that the Turk ish charge d'affaires would have to leave the German capital by this morning. Daily Weather Report Forecast Medford nd vicinity: Fair and warmer tonlgnt and Friday. Oregon: Clear tonlgnt and Friday, aicept partly cloudy on coast and during mornings in the Wi.lametta valley. Warmer In aoutn portions to night. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 84; lowest, bit. Total monthly precipitation. .11 Inch, fcxceu for the month. 9 inch. Total precipitation since ttcptem ber 1. 1143, lfl.04 tnchea. Deficiency for the season, .64 inch. Kilstlve humidity at 4.30 p. m. yes terday, 40; 4:30 a. m. today, 7. 1 nmorrnw Sunrise 6:08 a. m.. sunset 8:26 p. m. Past 24 hours: HIRh Ivw Prec. Boise 82 6 Boston Chlrsso Oliver EiurrKa Havre - I Angeles Mnlfnld New Yor Onuiha Pnonl ,. Portland Rno 71 6.1 58 67 64 .! 70 71 70 81 41 60 51 60 80 86 71 SI . 62 M . en .. 80 01 ..no 70 . 7S lit . M . 0.1 - 7S . M . 74 . 0 Kntmrg , . , , Halt lAke flan Prswtaco j .Vat tie Spokane Washington, D. C. Yakima Os Mall Tribune Want Ada. 34 - FREIGHT LOADS UP Washington, Aug. 3 (U.R) Loadings of revenue freight In the week ended July 29 totaled 910,533 cars, the most since Oct. 16, 1943, a report by the As sociation of American Railroads disclosed today. nlnln tlma tor Classified ads 9 a. tn. Too Lata to Classify, ia.30 p. m. Too Late to Classify 1935 Plvmouth coupe. Oood condition. 838 N. Central. AUGUST speclala on permanent wares. Merle Norman 6uidlo, 314 Medlord Bldg. Phone 3502. TOR S.MjE Crab-applea. 101 Portland Ave. Phone 4U66. FOR SALE Choice Siamese kittens. 616 S. Oekdnlo. $8500 10 ACRES. PKEK WATER 86 acrea. Creole bottom soil, alfal fa and pasture, modern house, drilled well, hay In barn, farm ma chinery. 1 cow, good barn other outbuildings. Priced only 88500. ALSO $15,000 PAVED HIOHWAY 13 ACRES OOOD PEAR9 Place all Irrigated. 31 acrea, good H-room house, barn and outbuild ings. Boso, Anjou, Bartlett pears, some Newtown apples, family or chard. Out-of-town owner says sell. Only 815.000. ALSO $15,000 ON THE APPLEOATB FREE WATER RIGHTS 63 acres, S3 acres In Ladlno clo ver and crop. Nice modern house, large shsde trees, good large barn, shop and garage with cement floor. Hay In barn, farm machinery, team, harness, Fordson tractor, pigs. 10 head cows and heifers, chickens. This Is a beautiful place. Priced to sell. ALSO $10,500 BLACK BOTTOM BOIL Nice modern home, garage, barn, near Medlord. 30 acres, some new alfalfa. A home and an Income. Tt see these placea make appointment with Mr. Bcebe. MARK A. OOLDT AGENCY. Phone 3366. 105 East Main. FOR SALF Cher, coach. Good tires, new battery. 6145. Meier. 846 Lo ner lane, after 6 o'clock. FOR 8 ALE Small electric plate and oven. 630. A houses beyond Ross lsne, J'vllle highway. Box 60. PEKINGESE puppies, all colors. Haw kins Kennels, 623 S. Central. LADY wants ride to Ssnta Barbsra Share expensea and driving. Mrs, L. Phone 3776. LOST Dog, Airedale type, rough coat, tan and dsrk gray, white vest. Name Furzy. Phone 4260. 1U9 W. 10th. FOR SALE 1030 model A roach. Oood motor and tires. 6160. Write Box 87, Tslent, Ore. WANTED About 300 year-old New Hampshire laying hens or 6 to 5',fc-montha-old pullets. Call 6317. CLOHE-IN DANDY 6 acres. 4 ml. lrom Medford. All Irrigated, In clo ver. Million-dollar view of valley. Neat 3-room tw. Lights, eleo. wa ter system. Barn, chicken hse., shop. Include new range and fine heifer cow at 42750. some terms. D. E. Millard. Shady Cove. Ph. Trail 1805. WANTED Deep well pressure pump. Phone 4639. UTAH COAL Summer price off car. Medford Fuel. Tel. 3111. DRY SI.AB9 You haul them by tier or load. Medford Fuel, 1133 N. Cen tral. FARMERS, ATTENTION I City Trans fer 4b Storage offers you a complete service In all hauling snd delivery of anything. Ph. 4664. 38 8. Fir St. PA HON I ZE your local transfer com pany, operating In Medford since 1010. Davis Transfer & Storage Co, 40 6 Fir St. Phone 3flB8. tt Us Reflnlsh Your Car Rl7ht ONE shop using best DU PONT PRE-WAR MATERIALS. 19 Years Same Location. MITCHELI PAINT SHOP, 608 8. Riverside. FOR RENT 2 -room furnlshsd spsrt meat. Comfortable siesplng room. 344 8. Cantrsl. WILL pay rash for pickup, any maha or model. Champ's Oarage, 311 E. 6th. . slV I - ' i l,"V a ia .BV r New Cream Deodorant Stjrly btlps Stop Perspiration 1, Doe nnt Ifritite Vm. Doei not mi ijfwe. or men's ihiri. 2, Prevent unrl'f.irm onr. Ifrlpj nop pmpirtmon intely. 3, A pure.wht'e. jmivptic,firt It ii tirmhing cream. 4, No wsifing to irj. On hs ud fnht iftff .hiving. 5, Awarded Appro., Seal of American Imnrure of Uurnirr irK harmlen to Ubric. Use AtuA reguUdr. IHI lAIOItr tllllNO OlOOOt ANT . Li 4 Thursday. August 9, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEH WANTED Rellsble men and wife for caretakers of auto court and email farm on Rosue river. Will furnish cottage and utilities and pay good salary. D. E. Millard, Shady Cove WANTED To buy from owners by party of sis arriving about August 10. farms, stock ranch and auto court or what have you in a good buy? Wrlto Box 3385, Mail Tribune. APRICOTS Tree-ripened, pre-coolcd. ready to can. Get them at Medford Ice and Storage Co.. 535 S. Fir, frl. from 8 to 13 a. m., 8 to 10c per lb. Elmer FJarlls, Top Notch Orchards. PEACHES Delicious Early Alexsnder. Also Yellow Transparent apples, at Tucker's. 4th house on right, Or chard Home drive. FOR SA1.B1 160 acres, 6 ml. from Medford. Good land, beautiful building apot. big trees and water. Inquire at 713 W. 10th. Ph. 4610. FOR SALF Seven-room house, close In. 3 front doors, fine for duplex. Inquire at 713 W. 10th. Ph. 4610. FOR SALE '37 Chevrolet sedan, de livered. Motor rebored, new pMnt. tires like new. Will trade. Champ's Oarage. 311 E. 6th. LOST Mexican tooled wallet with Identifications. A recent gift. Find er please phone 28G6. FOR SALE Oood used davenport and chair, pre-war baby buggy and round kitchen table. Rt. 1, Box C23-A, Kings Hwy., or phone alter 6:30 p. m.. 6R94. FOR RENT 3112. -6-rm. turn, house. Call CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time, Cash and Gas Cnll Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer, 'h. 3010. 6th and Bartlett. No Red Tape when You Sell to Ua. FOR SALE Fisher's eErg producer. Get a standard brand. Don't be mUled with Inferior feed. Faber's, 84 6. Riverside. f WANTED Manager for apt. court. Apt. free. References required. Ph. 4374. FOR SALE No need of milking by hand when you can get this 2-unlt milking machine for so little cost. Trade and easy terms. Get our deal on this one. L. C. Taylor Co., 113 8. Riverside. Phone 295. CHAMP SAYS: We Install floaters on Ford brakes up to '36 models. Mvkes them like hydraulics. No foolln. Champ's Garage, 311 E. 6th. BRTNO IN YOUR CERTIFICATES Limited number new 1944 Dodga trucks now available. We will help you with your application. L. C. Taylor Co., Dodge. Plymouth, 113 8. Riverside, phone 295. WILL CARE for aired lady In my pleasant home. $70. Phone 31671, As n la nd. FOR BALE Bu-ettA kills slugs, snails, aowb'iKS and esrwles. Faber's, 34 S. Riverside. Phone 4449. FIR ROUOH BLOX and big fir slabs, green 6 tl - toad 96 60 Med ford Fuel. Tel. 8111, 1133 N Central. JUST received shipment all kinds learner worn giovea. oaKaaie uro cery. FOR SALE 6 acres on Rogue. Oood fishing and hunting. See Hunt, 1 14 miles north Shady Cove on Crater Lako highway. 250. JUST received shipment all kinds leather work gloves. Oakdale Gro cery. BEAT "the HEAT To aid In preventing Tieat rash aa well as to rliv I and soothe prickly heat and ! heat-raah irritated skin, I use Mexsana, the sooth ing, medicated powder. Just sprinkle this refresh ing comforting powder well over such irritated skin Costa little. Get Mexsana, Shows at 1:45 -8:45 -9:00 ENDS SATURDAY! STARTS SUNDAY! r w. eawr Mm .tLltlL V Ti mk V CHI L'A W , V Vv'iMAvI if i Sebert PSICE . 34j iiii urtift iwitr PLANED BLOX Big and Clean. IS 50 per load Medford Puel Tel. 811 L FOR SALE Red potatoes 1 centa and up. l'j miles N. W Central Point. P. D. Lofland. ATTENTION, PLEAflEI LOOK THESE OVER Late model used cars OPA prices. Laigo supply famous Dayton-Mo-CUren tires. Bring In your certifi cates. FoglUhts, Pre stone. Oood year bat teries. Buy now while stock Is avail able. Bee at A. Z. TUBBY" DEAN'S, Your Pontlao Dealer, Richfield Station, Dial 3943. 6th and Qrape. Buy More Bouds. FOR SALE We always have a few later model used cars on hand Sea us before yuu buy. Crater Lake Mo tor a JUST received, buckskin, white mula and full grain leather work gloves Oakdsle Grocery, WANTED late model used cars. Highest prices paid for good, clean automobiles. Crater Lake Motors. WANTED Pasture for sheep, meadow pasture alfalfa or good stubbl fields. Can handU any amount. V. J. Phlllppl, Hotel Grand, Medford. FOR SALE Oil tank and copper pipe. Phone 6035. JUST received, buckskin, white mula and full grain leather work gloves. Oakda.e Grocery. REPLACE your broken window glass. New lsss Installed while you wait MEDFORD MILLWORK CO., The Qiaos Huuse, Phone' 4113. 10th and Qrape. Many Never Suspect Cause Of Backaches Thii Old Treatment Often Brtnfs Happy ReBe! W hen disorder of kidney (uDrtioo permits poiaoooua matter to rrmain in your blood, it mry cause nnnriiijc backache, rhnumat ic paina lftR pains. Iom of p?p and energy, ctttnc up nights, swcllinfi, pulfmeas under the eyes, headaches and dininivs. Frequent or acanty puBAfces with amsrtinff and bumlnic aotno tirura howi there is boom) thing wrong with jour kidnevn or hladder. Don't waitl Ak your dnutclai far Doaa'e Till, uecd riccefully by millions for o" 40 ymum. They give happy relief and will h)p the 1 S mile of kidney tube fluith out pniaoaf cue waste from 3 our blood. Get Uoaa's l'uis. USED CARS Medford's Largest Buyer Pays Highest Prices CASH AT ONCE "If it runt we'll buy It" HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. Riverside. Dial 4980 m Hurryl Must End Saturday A TOWN-TOPPING DOUBLE-HEADER OF DYNAMIC Entertainment! ROARING ACTION! BLAZING BULLETS! Th Wild and Reckless Ro ranc of th nM w..t l fffWV TO TBI It's It's It's Racy! Riotous! Revealing! Starts Sundayl rf t r. bghrw " kiUisI