LOCAL 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.
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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.
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your money
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dub Eskimo Cooler offers you
. delicious lemon-amMifne
flavored refresher is or
miser that goes down the line
with sny drink I
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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
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(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:
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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.
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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
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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
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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.
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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.
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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
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