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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Sentenced Mrs. Ruth Jean ette Franklin, 17, was sentenced to serve 10 days in the county jail in city police court yester day on a charge of disorderly conduct. Halfhill Here Staff Sgt. Abe Halfhill has arrived in the val ley from Greenville, Miss., and will spend a two weeks' fur lough with his parents, Mr a.nd Mrs. E. E. Halfhill of the South Pacific highway. To Play Members of Mrs Eve Prentice Accordion Troop ers will play at the Station Hos pital Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Prentice asks that the young people meet at the studio at 6:30 p. m. Arriving Mrs. Bessie E. Medley, Portland, will arrive in Medford tomorrow to spend a week with relatives and friends. Mrs. Medley, a former Medford resident, is convales cing from a recent operation. Seaman Here Delbert Trox ell, seaman second class, is in Medford to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Troxell, South Peach street. He has just completed his indoctrination training at San Diego and will report next to Port Hueneme, Calif. J Building Permits J. W. Gus tafson of 426 Beatty street ap plied at the city building in spector's office Monday for a permit to build a private gar age at a stated cost of $200. A. E. Johnson applied for a permit to repair his residence at 1106 Niantic street at a stated cost of 550. In France Mrs. F. B. Allison has received word that her son, Cpl." Frank (Harold) Taylor of an engineer's unit is now in France and that he has been awarded the Good Conduct Medal by Lt. Col. Lane. Cpl. Taylor received his training at Ft. Lewis and the army desert training center in California be fore being sent overseas. . Promoted Gerald Kubll has been promoted to the rank of chief pharmacist's mate in the navy according to word receiv ed here by his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Frederick of 1207 East Main street. Kubli, who has- been, in the navy about three years, is now in Hawaii. He was at one time employed in Snider's Dairy here and attend ed Medford high school. f To relieve distress of MONTHLY (Also Fin Stomachic Tonic) Lydla E. Plnkham'e Compound Is famous to relieve periodic pain and accompanying nervous, weak, tired out leellnpa all due to functional monthly disturbances. Made espe cially lor women it help naf:ce Follow label directions. I COMPOUND THE IDEAL SHIRT FOR THOSE SLACKS T-SHIRTS ALL SIZES TWO TONED $150$198 M. M. Department Store PAY LESS AND DRESS BETTER PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday 7:00 p. m. Pythian club, cov ered dish dinner at home of Mrs. William Swarti. 191 r..n. essee street. Husbands of club members invited. 8:00 D. m. Deurpo nf Hnnn, business meeting, K. of P. hall! Wednesday 1:30 p. m. "Thank You, Pol lyanna" party, Mistletoe club. Girls' Community club, for dessert luncheon. 8:00 p. m. Chrysanthemum Circle No. 84, Neighbors of Woodcraft, K. of P. hall. Thursday 1:00 p. m. Medford Sojourn ers club, Girls' Community club. Call Mrs. Merton Lyster, 2723, for reservations. 2:00 p. m. W.C.T.U. In Sal vation Army hall. Address on "Fire Prevention and Forest Protection" by A. D. McReyn olds. Tira Stolen T, T. Stimnn of 223 Willamette avenue re ported to city police yesterday that a 5:50x17 tire and metal wheel was stolen off his truck. Minor Accident T W Pnr-Ti of 809 South Newtown street and Mrs. D. Mertlsv nf Rhnrfv Cove drove cars involved in a slieht mlshari at West Sivth anri North Holly street Monday aft ernoon, a report on file said to day. To Entertain Members of the Past Noble Grands club will entertain Rebekah sisters Thurs day evening of this week, the affair to be a picnic supper at the home of ills. W. H. Dyer, 29 Myrtle street. The time is 6:30 o'clock and those attending are asked to bring their own service. Anyone desiring trans portation is asked to call Mrs. Iva Walden, 4612. Red Blanket Farm Bought by Pierce Prospect, Aug. 8 An import ant real estate transaction took place recently when Archie Pierce, owner of the Pierce Auto Freight Co. of Medford, bought the Ed Wolter farm in the Red Blanket district. The place has 86 acres of land, a modern six room house, large barn and sev eral small cottages for renting purposes. The sale price was said to be in the neighborhood of $15,000. GET WINTER OIL NOW IS APPEAL FROM 0DT Washington, Aug. 8 flJ.PJ The Office of Defense Trans portation, warning of a possible new crisis in petroleum trans portation, today urged house holders, apartment, and busi ness building owners to order winter fuel now "while deliv eries can still be made." Closing time for Sunday Too Late to Classify 6-30 Saturday afternoon Please remember. "TAKE A JOB IN OUR DENIM BLUES" DENIM SLACK SUITS Just the thing to wear at packing, thinning or picking fruit this season. They - re easily washed and ironed as well at being serviceable. These denim slack suits will give you more wear for the price. You will be well satisfied with the quality to come In and tea them. We have large tisei at well at small. Light and dark blue.. $298 $398 SLACKS We have a good stock of slacks. Both large and small lies. Many women prefer tlackt for household daily duties, gardening, outingi, yet, alto for tript or even to shop in. There are many different styles in our stock of tlackt and alto good selection of colore. $225 $795 TO RESUME ACTIVITY Milk distributors of this area are reviving the Medford Milk Distributors association, dor mant for some months past, and met last night to elect officers. Charles Smith was named pres ident and Miss Mary Snider, secretary and treasurer. Monthly meetings are planned with the idea of edu cating the public to the import ance of milk as a food, to pro mote a market for southern Oregon milk producers, to up hold the quality of dairy prod ucts and to coordinate the ef forts of distributors toward postwar planning, officers state. There are 12 members of the reorganized association. Maternity Dresses Added To Garments Under Price Roof Washington, Aug. 8 (U.R) Maternity dresses and slips to day were added to the list of garments in the government's new dollar and cents pricing pro gram for increasing supplies of low-priced garments. Price Administrator Chester Bowles said the dresses would retail for $1.89 each and the slips for $1.05 each in stores which buy directly from manu facturers. In other types of stores the dresses will have a retail ceiling of $2 and the slips $1.15. Dress sizes will range from 12 to 20 and slips from size 32 to 44. These garments will be manu factured under War Production Board specifications as part of the drive to get manufacturers to return to the low-price field. By Clara Mae Bigham Plans for the Antelope 4-H club annual fair, to be held Fri day, Aug. 11, at the Elbert Big ham ranch, were made at the last meeting, at the Antelope schoolhouse. Judging will start at 10 a. m. and showmanship will be in the afternoon. Lunch, pop and Ice cream will be sold at a nominal charge, and every one is cordially invited to at tend. Next regular 4-H meeting will be Sept. 8 at the Antelope school house. VITAMINS EXPLODE Chicago, Aug. 8. (U.R) W. W. Bunson's vitamins pack a wal lop. While Bunson was mixing concentrates for vitamin tablets in his laboratory yesterday, the mixture exploded, smashing his equipment and windows. No one was hurt, but Bunson said the fire that followed caused an estimated $750 damage. News of 4-H CLUBS Bandleader Held For Grand Jury As Draft Evader New York, Aug. 8 -OJ.R) Bandleader Teddy Powell, fa vorite of the bobby-sox brigade, was held in $3000 ball by U. S. Commissioner Garrett W. Cotter today for grand Jury action on a draft evasion charge, although he is 4F. Powell, composer of "Boots and Saddles" and "Bewildered," was arrested in Detroit July 13 and extradited to New York on FBI charges that he conspired with a clerk of local board 20 to avoid induction. He was sub sequently rejected by the army. Assistant U. S. District Attor ney James B. M. McNally said Powell, whose real name Is Al fred Paollella, gave John E. Wil son, clerk for draft board 20, who subsequently committed sui cide, a case of whisky and an expensive hat at Christmas, 1942, just prior to Powell's scheduled induction. Old Waldo Mine Is Reported Sold Grants Pass, Aug. 8 The Il linois alley News reports the sale this week of the famous Esterly mine at the old Waldo mining town to R. F. Ollphant and as sociates. It was owned formerly by G. W. Hale, of Chicago. Rich in gold and platinum the property was reputed to have produced half of the platinum mined in the United Slates a few years ago and was for years the second largest producing mine in this area. It is reported that operations will be resumed as soon as ar rangements can be made. The mine has not been operating for about two years. CANNED FRUIT PRICE SUPPORT ANNOUNCED Washington, Aug. 8 (U.R) The War Food Administration announced today a price sup port program for all apricots, peaches, pears, fruit cocktail, and fruit mix canned In 1944. The agency said that in order to prevent price declines for these products processors will be guaranteed 86.4 per cent of canners' individual gross civil ian ceiling prices or 86.4 per cent of area average celling prices, whichever are lower. SKINNER AND EDDY BUY ALASKA SS CO. SHARES Seattle, Aug. 8 (U.R) The Skinner and Eddy Corp. of Se attle today acquired all the cap ital stock of the Alaska Steam ship Co. from the Kenneeott Copper Corp. of New York City, thus bringing entire con trol of the pioneer line to the Pacific Northwest. The amount involved was not disclosed, but prewar estimates of the properties approximated $10,000,000. GUY C. STAFFORD Los Angeles, Aug. 8 U.R Guy C. Stafford, 54, former city oditnr of the Los Aneeles Times, died last night of complications from heart disease. VliiS Vse Man Ttrtrtrna Win Ida. Too Late to Classify 8. HAYDE1V JONES, PHOTO STUDIO lhone 9iM under name Mrs. Fred Ball In 1944 telephone di rectory. SOT W. and. BICTCLS tire end tubes ere NOT RATIONED. Get yours at Sims Bros., 33 N. Fir. Phone S4H. BICYCLE tires and tubes, grade I and II. Slma Bros, ELBERT A peachet for canning. 30 lb crate, tl.89. Oakdale- Grocery. FOR SALE Pre-war davenport and chair, wicker; dek set: several otti er pieces of furniture. S3 N. Orange. LOST A pair ox rimless glasses In brown case. Reward. Return to Medford Mall Tribune. PIANOS Six reconditioned and re flnlshed pianos now available. These pianos are all fine, famous makes and look like new. Can be bought on terma. see these pianos while a choice Is available. Phone 4196 tor appointment. WALL-TYPE can openers. Oakdale Grocery. LIONEL electrlo train (or aale, In good shape. Call 1138 West 9th. FOR SALE Green feed cutter, 10: gasoline barrel, f5; pressure pump, used only 3 months, $75; 1-inch centrifugal Irrigation pump with electric motor, 40: Cushman Ideal -horse upright gasoline engine. 30; 6-8 volt portable home light plant and battery charger, 80. Call before 5 p. m. Phone 8463 1st place north of Delta Waters road on Crater Lake highway. FOR SALE 1934 Ford Master 4-door sedan. Excellent rubber. Motor fair. New battery. 311 W. Jackson. BICYCLE tubes, all sizes. Guaranteed quality. Slma Bros., 33 N. Fir. JAR LIFTERS All metal. 30c each. Oakdale Grocery, FOR SALE At Jack's 3nd-hand atore. tenor banjo, nice floor lamp, waffle Iron. 100-gal. metal bbl.. tables, doors. FOR 8ALE Blackberries. Oakdale Grocery. CHICKS Last times. Sept. 30-Oct. 7. Hsmps, and Rocks. Order now. Dr. Sslsbury's Rota Csps are tops for worming poultry. They don't knock egg production. If you have an electric floor brooder for sale, ca pacity 350 or larger, write or phone 803. Central Point Hatchery. , FOR SALE s-year-old work horse: also bred Guernsey heifer, is mos. old. Call 8391. FOR RENT 7-room modem fur nished house. Electrlo range re frigerator, lawn and shade. In Cen tral Point. Address Box. 4358. Mall Tribune. FOR RENT Modern house, furnished , or unfurnished. 704 West th. THE Midway Auction Co. will have a good line-up of miscellaneous Heme for this week's aale. Tnurs.. Aug. lo. Among them a 3-hurner gas range, a mahogany dining ta ble, a square post steel bedstead, springs and Innersprlng mattress, and numerous other articles. Sev eral head of horses. A dandy 6-yr -old saddle mare, a coming 3-yr.-old flllV. hot. hlnr... . luuuiuftri. imoa lineup of cattle and hogs Midway vu. jv. Wf noimea, auc tioneer; N. A. Mead, clerk. AUCTION SALE FRIDAY. AUGUST II 1:00 P. M. Havlnir inlrf mo m .,. hf-P euctlon to the highest ,1. i I . ' rocaiea on cra ter Lake highway. 3 miles beyond Eagle point, next to Don Aahpole'e ". the following prop- 1 BROWN JERSEY COW, Tra , S?Jg. 4 " Br"1 b,c June 8. 1 BROWN JERSEY COW, 7 yra old. giving a gal. will freahen be cember 8. , 1 HOL8TEW COW, S yra. old. iv. Ing H gal. . ' ,,v I BROWN JERSEY COW. 4 yra. old. giving 8 gal. Bred back June 35 1 GUERNSEY COW, 4 yra. old living 8 gal. Bred bock. I GUERNSEY cow, 8 yra. old. 1vin 4 gsl. Bred back. 1 BRINDLE COW, 6 yra. old, tlT tug 4 gal. Bred back. 1 JERSEY COW. 7 yra. old. giv ing 8 gal. Bred June s. I SWISS JERSEY COW. yrt. Old, giving 4 gal. Bred June 17. 1 JERSEY COW, 7 yra old. et tng 4 gal. Bred June 35. 1 DURHAM COW. 7 yrs. old. gl. Ing 4 4 gal. Bred Msy 38. 1 Jersey row a .... 'A gal. Bred May 38. ' 1 JERSEY COW. 8 yrs. old, tir ing 8 gal. Bred June 1. I JERSEY COW. 7 yrs. old. fit- ! 'J - M orru .lime 0. I DURHAM JERSEY COW. 7 yrt. Aid lln. A .l II - . , . - ... n -n - uim tiling 10, I I DURHAM JERSEY COW, 4 yrs. g'.iuif o gai. nrea Apru 35. . .i uw, a yra. old, giving gal. Bred August i I GUERNSEY row' 11 - -j Ha,, mrju eJUIV J.I. II I JERSEY COW, 10 yra. old, 1T- I YfJ A eat fl-a J V -. mm I " MirtJ 4f1inJ I. GUERNSEY HEIFER CALVES, e months old. i 1 GUERNSEY BUT J, CAIJ month. nlA 1 ELECTRIC RETOrOERATOR, eu. ft. Late model, niirinaire. ' "J-" POINT ELECTRIC RANGE, automatic controls, time clock, etc. Just like new. Uaed very little. PIPE ' 'l4",n' OAL7A''rzro I ROTARY PUMP, -!n Intake, lV-ln. outlet. Also man. tm.il . . - - ,,..lcl,i. TO mention. DOROTHY OARNIER. Owner. K. W. HOLMES. Auctioneer. W. A. MEAD, Clerk. Friday, August II, at 1 p. M. Terms of Hale Are Cash. PKJ WORMS At Last A Real TreatmentI Tea may nM rallt how manr ef ftnr wit hbor rmwn-up m well as ehildrto have pln.Worms at this trr mnmernu Pjpl don't talk alyrit this nutr lnfw tlon. flnrntiflna ihy are trr ere be rr Mt lo eventia the tonrwrntlDS rarUl Itehlnr I aad up to now tbp have ttauallr lufftrw In ilnr IW.V1M thry have not known of any YWti v wb7 in -Wl with Oil dr4ul pm that live Inalda tha human bod ffnaerteaf MeCkef Dfltevery TMr, thants to a valuanlo rttitifl ttl tnvery, a rmarVatila nw treatmnt has ham irievle poltl. U It baa, on a apn-ial dnf. known M ftntlan tlt. Thf druf It the lta) element In P-W, th new Pin Worm tablet d"-lor1 try Dr. t). Jane S) 8on, Amevriea's letvllnf paclalUta In worm mcdicinaa. P-W tebUu are small ar4 taar to taka. an4 thy art In a special, CtnUe way to da tr of I'ln-Worma. It Is rwty aaar to "ta-h" this natty fetkn, and tba Ofly ratarw can ca'iae real dlttreas. 8 ateh tor the slma that may man Pin-Wnrmat tlehiny ae?at. an eevr atnmffefh, twd-wtttinf ntrvoua ndet-Ine- I' tutpaet Ptn-wonna. set a of PW riyht away and follow lbs alaapla dtrtertinna carefully. r-W aaaaay fia-Wom raliai WAN'ITW Hcni aeirmlc br the rimir. Can give references. Call at black house trailer at Bob' Trailer Park, corner 13th 6t.t 8. Riverside. FOR SALE Boysenberrles. Oakdale Grocery. LOST Small purse containing drtv er'a license, gas books "A'1 and "B," with car license 383-307 and other papers valuable to me. Find er please return to Be r niece S. Car ter, Prospect, Ore. Reward. PRO-TEK, a cream to protect the hands against paint, grime and grease. Oakdale Grocery. BARBER wanted at Mara barber shop In Klamath Fa 11a. A very good Job. Write for Information. A. C. Edsall, 1024 Main St., Klamath Falls. Ore. PERMA-MOTH One application mothproofs for the life of the fab ric Oakdale Grocery. WANTED Reasonably priced bicycle. Phone B104 or 4SS7. 35 ACRES. 27 Irrigated, In clover. Large barn, small house. On paved highway. This Is a real buy at 14750. Also Grocery atore doing a nice busi ness, on paved highway, with Rogue River frontage. Prloe 9000, $3000 will handle. Owner says sell at once. Postofflce In connection. Ben R. Cooper, Real Estate. Chas. Blaess, Salesman. Office, 323 N. Riverside. Phone 7357. WANTED Experienced automobile mechanic- for a steady position. This Job Is ood for now and after the war. Selby Chevrolet Co., Ash land. FARMERS, ATTENTION 1 For faat de ll wry or quick move of heavy ma chinery, phone 2888. Davis Trans fer 5c Storage Co., 40 S. Fir St. DON'T worry about moving. For com plete service pnoiia too, tity Transfer te Storage, 36 8. Fir St. WE STILL have stock PRE-WAR Du Pont automotive finishes. Let ua refinlsh your car while these mate rials last. All work guaranteed. SIMONIZING STEAM CLEANING MITCHELL PAINT SHOP, 603 8. Riverside. PLENTY of Ethyl at Lincoln's Union Service. 5th and Riverside. 4 -ROOM house, city water, close to school, acre of land. 80 acres, cabin, lr.a of wood. 40 acres fenced, about 4 mlleA from town; 500 takes It. 6-room, modern, concrete foun dation, new roof; hardwood floors In living and dining rooms, modern kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, laundry traya. near Junior high school. See E. Oould, 402 W. Jackson street. FOR 8 ALE 2 wooden baby beds. 817 B. Central. WANTED Reliable man and wife on fruit ranch. Modern houee. wood and milk furnished. Good wses ana sienny employment. Ph. 0963 WANTED Scales suitable for weigh- in? iruu. fTann r. emitn, Kt. I, . Box Ml, Central Point. Ph. 34-X-3, FOR GALE by owner: 6-room modern home, hardwood floors, tile drain- hoard, furnished or unfurnished Price right. 602 Haven St. ROY J. COURTEAU Pleaae write Anne. Box 4345, Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Model A pickup and loe do. o,j MCrtnarews. FOR SALE Boy's bicycle. Ph. 3050. WANTED Maid at Hotel Medford Call Mrs. Davis. WANTED Experienced machine milk er for eraxle A dalrv. clone to Med. ford. Good working conditions. $150 m montn, nouse and milk. King mere Guernsey Dairy. Ph. J806. Jig! TOMORROW I Shows at 1:45-6143.8:30 llrVjCTfM 'I V Gay, Uproarious Funf JjSffini: ffiVIl' ' j 2. End. TonlBhll U. S. Marine 04 a kfi pi..,. firmm,. ass.. n sax Plus, "Detective Kitty OD.T" JF 'J JUk RIPPED FROM THE f 11.. HEADLINES AND V 1 YhL f aw C M-M M M rT ' f, M m i 1 Tem-'-avaV W BV "1 J Tmm BhrT. mi J U scon I li.. .,1 ,,....,-., ifilM U.J Ft.. . s IT .' jM I - - !lSBBtriSjeW-.J MIT5II Se V SHOWING j lz, I I '.WC . FOR , . , . . ri.miu, f y LOOK MEDFORD! VIM J four days Ivorlteilng- I I Kf f t JdffL In new rlp-D.-. :, 1 ll l2T?TiU1S I roaring ad Iff -. 1 I I YXjZXWXt ! ROGERS AddHeft. Tuwdar) August 8, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE TTVH FURNISHED apartments Adults. 134 King St. FOR SALE by owner; 8 -room modern notiso in good condition, witn fire place, rock cellar, electrlo water heater. 1 acre of garden land, luat v outside city flmlta. Cow and chick ens Included. Priced reasonable. Terms. Phone 2854. FOR SALE Bull calf. R. L. Ray, Oalt- grove road. WANTED Marker and sorter. Amer ican Laundry, 133 8. Central. WANTED Woman or girl to take care or a cnuciren during iruit sea son. $10 per week. Ph. 2480. FOR SALE S gal. best quality cream colored paint. s7; also two extj-io It. and two 4x6-12 It. timbers; mis cellaneous tools. 415 Board man. WANTED Middle-need woman to as sist In care of lnvtilld, and light housework. Phone 4470. LOST White leather billfold. Friday, containing "B as rntion Dook. tire Inspection sheet. Return to Mall Tribune. $6 reward. Lewis T. Buck ley, Jacksonville, Ore. WANTED Good, gentle naddle,mare. w. a. uawaen, Kt. 4, box An land. Ore. LOST A and O gas books. A. F. Flnd- lay, Kt. 1, BOX 409. FOR SALE Hay, about seven tons. standing or will cut. Clover and rye grass. ifi per ton. Rt. 4, Box 129-A. Spring street. PLENTY of Ethvl st Lincoln's Union Service. 6th and Riverside. EXPERIENCED waitress wanted, 2fl or over, metidy job. no nights or Sun days. Best of wnges. If interested write today. Give phone and street number. Box 4058, Tribune. RADIO SERVICE & TELEVISION CO.. ena or a. uo nimbus, off Stewart Ave., has one of the finest equipped laboratories in southern Oregon and we are In a position to take care of any radio Job. See us. We also hnve several thousand tubes. We will call and deliver. P. O. Box 866. Medford. WANTED Exper fenced wool preaser. ru-way cieanexs, 404 k. Main. WANTED Piano to rent. Ph. 4133. FOR SALE 17 acre, with 6 -room house, two bathrooms, city water, barn, outbuildings. 2 miles north esst of Medford on road to Ean Orchard. Pee men on gate. Total price only $4,VK; terms If desired. Exclusively with Earl Tumy, 810 Liberty Bldg. PLENTY of Ethyl at Lincoln's Union Service, 6th and Riverside. APRICOTS This evening and Tues day, from 4 till 7 p. m., at Medford Ice and fltornge. 53!i 8. Fir. To or der, call 687S. Top Notch Orchards. FOR BALE International pickup uuier. oois, near rnocnix. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON flpotlnla during August on prrmanents. UO N. Central. Phone 2664. UTAH COAL Summer price off car. Meilforrt Fuel. Tel. 3111. TOR SALE White cotton sacks, all you want. So apiece. Paclffo Peed 4c Seed Co., 4th and Fir BU. Wanted! Men and Women Who Are Hard of Hearing To make this simple, no risk hearing test If you are temporarily deafened, bothered by ringing buning head noises due to hard sned or coagulstrd wax (cenimeo), try the Ourine Home Method test that to many say has enabled then, to hear well again. You mast hear better after making this aim phi teat or you gnt your mon-y bark at one. Ask aboot Ourine Ear Drops todsf st Walnarott's Rant Side Pharmsry 4o E. Mnln Medfurd DOORS I I a"7 1 y ' DRY SLABS You haul thera by tier or load. Medford Fuel. 1122 N. Central. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time, Ca,h and Gas Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer, h. 8010. 6th and Bartlett. No Red Tape When You Bell to Us. FIR ROUQH BLOX and big fit slabs, green 0 ti - load tOW M4 ford Fuel. Tel. 8111, 1123 IT. Central. SPORTSMEN Evlnrude outboard mo' tor, Simplex starter, full reverse, latest model, used very little, 812 814 West 8th. PLANED BLOX Big and Clean, $3 60 per load Medford Fuel Tel. 81 IL ATTENTION. PLEASE! LOOK THESE OVER Late model used cars OPA prices. Large supply famous Dayton-Me Claren tires. Bring In your certlfl catefl. FoRllshts, Prestone, Goodyear hat tertes. Buy now while stock Is avail able. See st A. Z. TUBBY DEAN'S, Your Pontlao Dealer, Richfield Station. Dial 3042. 6th and O-ape. Buy More Bonds. FOR SALE We alwnvs have a few later model used cars on hand Sew us before you buy. Crater Lake Mo tors WANTED lte mode used cars. Highest prices paid for good, clean sutomobllea Crater Lake Motors. WANTED Pasture for sneep, meadow pasture alfalfa or good stubbta fields. Can handle any amount. V. J. Phlllppl, Hotel Grand, Medford. FOR SALE 5 acres on Rogue. Good fishing and hunting. See Hunt. 114 miles north Rhariv Cove on Crater Lake highway. ,250. Do This When Baby Frets Cries Loss of sleep and fretrulnesa In baby Is often cvisea ly tormenting diaper rash. So sprinkle his irritated akin with Max anna. Use after every change. A 40-year favorite. Contain.iincrtxiicntsoftenuaetl by specialists to He vetheee discomfort. Costs little. Always demand MexsansV USED CARS Medford', Largest Buyer Pays Highest Prices CASH AT ONCE "If it runt we'll buy It h'UF.'PKREY MOTORS 33 S. Riverside. Dial 4980 DEPENDABLE REPAIR SERVICE For Your CAR -TRUCK-TRACTOR EATHERTON'S FARM STORE 808 So. Riverside Ph. 8148 MSI CARROL NAISH V ALANIUKIIS : NOAH BEERV. JR.- -'grace Mcdonald j DAVID BRUCE KtM IHrCkir OPEN 1:45 'WTjJffTTTTT