LOCAL and
Announca Sale Women of
St. Anne's Altar society of
' Sacred Heart Catholic church
parish will give'a food sale Sun
day, Aug. 13, at the parish hall.
The sale will start at 9 a. m.
Building Permit Ed Arpan
of 909 Narregan street applied
at the city building inspector's
office Thursday for a permit to
reroof his residence and build a
private garage at a stated cost
of $50.
Minor Aectdeni Donald H.
Barber of 1025 West 11th street
and Dick Smith of Crater Lake
National Park drove cars involv
ed in a minor accident on Sixth
clrojtt in frnnt nf tha nnetnffiia
this morning, according to a re
port on me.
Fry Home Howard W. Fry,
Jr., has arrived in Medford
from Farragut, Ida., where he
completed his navy "boot" train
ing this week, and is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Jessie Fry, 822
North Central avenue. Mrs.
Fry's daughter, Mrs. Roy Boli
var of West Texas is also in
! Medford to visit her family.
Completes Phase Aviation
Cadet Robert E. Brown of 524
Bessie street recently completed
. the first phase of his flight train
ing at the AAF base unit at
Hawthorne Field, Orangeburg,
S. C, and has been assigned to
one of the basic flying schools
in the eastern training command
according to a news release from
Orangeburg.
Visitors Here Sgt. Harold
Kludt and Mrs. Kludt, former
ly of Prospect, are guests at
the home of Sergeant Kludt's
sister, Mrs. B. E. Fanger
of South Holly street. Sgt. Kludt
in service since March of 1942,
has been stationed in Panama
for the past 25 months. Another
brother, Lt. W. W. Kludt, is also
here for a few days. He has been
in the army since February of
1943. This is the first furlough
and leave for the two men since
entering service. Another sister,
Mrs. Harry J. Harper, and
daughter Judy arrived last night
from Camp Roberts, where Mrs.
Harper's husband is stationed,
to visit with the family and also
with Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Harper
of South Columbus avenue.
NEW
BD ASPIRIN tablet
SL. " r. j doesn't upset stomach
XV7HEN you need quick relief from
W pain, you hesiutc to take aspirin
because it leaves you with an upset
stomach? If so, this new medical dis
covery, SUPERIN. is "just what the
doctor ordered" for you.
Superln li aspirin pluscontains the
same pure, safe aspirin you have long
known but developed by doctors in a
special way for those upset by aspirin
in its ordinary form.
This new kind of aspirin tablet dissolves
more quickly, lets the aspirin get right
t the job of relieving pain, reduces the
acidity of ordinary aspirin, and does
11KE
AT
Southern Oregon's Largest and Finest
Dance Halls Ras Modern Music
SUMMER HOURS, 9 p.m. 'Til 1 a.m.
SATURDAY NIGHT
BEIEAMLAND
OLD TIME DANCE
FOR YOUNG AND OLD
EVERYONE WELCOMEI
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Friday
7:00 p. m. Friday luncheon
club, picnic supper at home of
Mrs. J. P. Bray, Lozier Lane.
Husbands invited.
Saturday
1:30 p. m. Ladies' Auxiliary
to Crater Lake Post No. 1833,
Veterans of Foreign Wars. Des
sert luncheon followed by sew
ing. Members asked to bring
all garments, both unfinished
and finished.
9:30 p. m Pocahontas lodge
dance at Redman Hall on Apple
street for members of Pocahon
tas and Redman lodges and
friends.
Reports Aviation Cadet Her
bert L. Edwards has reported
for duty at the Big Springs Bom
bardier school, Big Spring, Tex.,
according to a news release
from the school, and will start
his bombardier training. Cadet
Edwards is a son of Mr, and
Mrs. Roscoe L. Edwards, 145
South Oakdale avenue. He grad
uated in 1943 from Medford
senior high school, entering the
service shortly thereafter. The
course at the Big Spring school
lasts 18 weeks.
Commissioned Leo David
Miksche graduated August 4
from the army flying school at
Pecos, Tex., as a pilot and was
commissioned a second lieuten
ant. He is now in Medford to
visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Miksche, 813 Minnesota
avenue, and will leave Sunday
for Roswell, N. M., where he
will be trained as a B-17 pilot.
The young man is a graduate of
St. Mary's Academy here and
also of Medford senior high
school.
On Leave Dick Milestone,
pharmacist's mate, first class in
the U. S. navy, arrived home
this week to spend a 30-day
leave with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. Milestone of Route 2.
The youth, a 1940 graduate of
Medford high school, has been
in the Solomons and New Hebri
des for the past 18 months, sta
tioned with a base hospital. He
entered the service in February,
1941, and while in the southwest
Pacific participated in two en
gagements with the enemy. He
wil report at Long Beach, Calif.,
Sept. 7.
kind of
not irritate or upset stomach even
after repeated doses.
Tear this out to remind yoa to get
Superia today, so you can have it on
hand when headaches, colds, etc.. strike.
Si i? hnw autcklv it
relieves pain how ""i
fine you feel after talc- fiT"!
ing. At your druggist's.
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nicnrs
In Jail Harry Ray BlacV, S4
of 819 North Central avenue
was to be arraigned in justice of
the peace court this afternoon
on a charge of obtaining money
by false pretenses. State police,
who arrested Black, said he
cashed spurious checks here in
the amount of $50.
Engineer Here Carl Green,
connected with J. W. Cunning
ham and associates, consulting
engineers, Portland, Is in Med
ford preparing estimates for the
enlargement of the sewage dis
posal plant, the construction of
an intercepting sewer on the
east side and garbage disposal
facilities.
Plan Open House Open
house will be held all day Sun
day, August 13, at the Eagles
hall, 217 West Main street, by
the local Fraternal Order of
Eagles and auixiliary it was an
nounced today. Entertainment
will begin at 1 p.m. and continue
for the remainder of the day,
it is stated. No business will be
transacted. Ray Marks is chair
man in charge of the open house
and entertainment.
Wins Cluster First Lt. Louis
N. Iven, Medford, bombardier
on a Flying Fortress, has been
awarded the second Oak Leaf
Cluster to the Air Medal accord
ing to a news dispatch from an
Eighth AAF base in England. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Iven, 1006 West Fourth street.
Lt. Iven's promotion to first
lieutenant was announced but a
few days ago. He is a graduate
of St. Mary's high school here
and received his training at
Victorville, Calif.
Montana Picnic The annual
picnic for all former residents
of Montana now living in south
ern Oregon or those visiting in
the valley, and their families,
will be held in Ashland's Lithia
Park Sunday, August 13, it was
announced today by Francis
Walker of Mediord, president ot
the group here. Yvaiker states
tnat dinner will be served at
1.2:30 p.m. Those attending are
asKed to bring, picnic baskets
including food ana UDle service
enougu lor tnemseives and lam
ny and an extra soiaier guest.
Ail oiiicers and enlisted person
net ot the army, WAC anu nurse
corps siaiionea at Lamp Vvmte,
wno are tormer resiuents ot
itxontana are invited to attend.
vaiKer aaas thai the committee
in cnarge will serve couee,
cream, ice cream and lemonade,
it program has oeen planned tor
the aiternoon, including num
bers by accordion stuaents ot
bebastian Apollo, Robert Lee
Fisher, Loy Heath and Roger
Hogsteron.
"Just folks": At a certain
street corner sits an old man,
surrounded by stacks of news
papers. To call him a 'newsboy"
seems impertinence to me yet
passers-by refer to him as such.
His teeth are uncared for; he
needs a bath, to tell you the
truth, he needs three baths. Yet
his language has an almost clas
sic purity; he quotes Pliny and
Homer and makes them come to
life so that their beliefs and
philosophies are no longer an
cient but modem. He belongs
on a college faculty, rather than
on a street corner; provided, of
course, that he first took a bath.
She's a tall, dark, good look
ing girl in a sweetly serious sort
of way. All day she sits in front
of a typewriter translating Into
readable language mysterious
pot hooks and dashes from her
note book. Just another stenog
rapher' to me until I found her
Intent over a book during the
noon hour in an inner office,
eating her lunch from a paper
bag. She told me she has stage
ambitions. "Though there isn't
much chance to break into the
theatre here on the Pacific coast.
But some day I'll get to New
York and then ". Her eyes
were twin stars at the thought
of what New York holds in store
for her. Her passionate belief in
this gave me an ache inside,
though I didn't know Just why.
The garbage man, coming at
6 a. m., found me at work before
a bridge table set on the lawn
where the clack of my type
writer wouldn't disturb people
still asleep in the apartment
house at which I'm staying. He
was from Italy and is saving his
money to buy a farm. I listened
to his dreams about this farm
in hopes that he would return
the courtesy by listening to my
dreams for hillsides. He did.
The crowded street car was
waiting for the green light at an
Intersection. On the corner stood
woman holding the hand of a
curly headed little tyke aged
about three. The day was warm.
It was early afternoon and nap
ping time for small folk. The
heat and the time of .day were
Just more than the lad could
deal with. Suddenly bis mouth
opened in a vast yawn. Head
thrown back, hi eyes screwed
! fp?
Olive ivy
Barber's
j Observations j
Nisei WeHs
( tS j5 Aft
(Acme Telephoto)
Oordon K. Hirabayashl, American
Dora Japanese, and his bride, the
lormer Esther Schmoe of Seattle,
pictured after Quaker wedding cere
mony in Spokane, Wash. Hiraba
yashl Is at liberty on J1000 bond fol
lowing charges of failure to comply
with Selective Service regulations.
shut, tiny white teeth outlining
the round pink opening, he
nearly split his face.
Almost everv one in the car
must have been watching him
for over the weary faces ot tne
nn;;prif?prs sweat a look of ten
der amusement. Then some one
chuckled; others did the same
and soon there was a burst of
rollicking laughter all up and
down the aisle. No off-color wise
crack, no practised burlesque
hut iust a child's unconscious
yawn had made the people for
get they were hungry and tired,
and had set them laughing. A
result many a vaudeville per
former works hard to achieve
without success.
SUCCESS STORY
Concord, N. H. (U.R) Begun
as a small country printing of
fice, the Rumford Press here
now prints more than 50 Amcr
ican magazines. The plant has
grown since 1D09 into an annuel
business of $1,000,000, with 600
employees and its own branch
postoffice.
FAMILY COMPETITION
Camp Roberts, Col. (U.R)
Sgt. Andrew E. Nelson breathed
a sigh of relief when his mother
was temporarily rejected for
overseas duty because of a swol
len ankle. The sergeant feared
that his mother, who enlisted In
the WACs four months ago,
would beat him overseas.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Scaled bids will be received
and publicly opened at 8 o'clock
p. m. on Tuesday, August 15,
1944, at the office of the School
Superintendent. Eagle Point,
School, Eagle Point, Oregon, for
the addition of two class rooms,
part basement, toilet room and
remodeling of the present school
building at Eagle Point, Oregon.
Plans and Specifications may
be obtained at the office of How
ard R. Perrin, Architect, 1121
Main street, Klamath Falls. Ore
gon, upon deposit of $15.00,
which deposit will be refunded
to the bidder upon return of the
Plans and Specifications to the
Architect.
The successful bidder will be
required to furnish a Surety
Company Bond in full amount of
the contract price. He shall be
required to carry Public Liabil
ity Insurance as specified.
A bidder's bond or certified
check in an amount equal to five
percent 5) of the lump sum
bid must accompany the bid as a
guarantee for the execution of
the contract.
The Directors of the Eaijle
Point Consolidated School Dis
trict No. 9, Jackson County,
Eagle Point, Oregon, reserve the
right to reject any and all bids
and to waive any Informalities.
BERYL HICKSON,
Clerk.
Published Aug. 11, 1944.
FREE
- : Yi
IF YOU'LL INCLOSE 23 CENTS TO COVER
POSTAGE AND HANDLING
To advertife oir new stock of lovely ornamental flowers
and shrubs for Fall planting we will send free three ot our
choicest perennials to decorate your yard. ,
1 Belladonna Delphinium. A beautiful shade of sky
blue, flowering in June and July and usually again
in the Fall.
1 Rose Dawn. Two to three feet. Rare new variety de
veloped at our nursery. Silver pink flowers on long
graceful stems. Very handy.
I Anthemis Kelway Hardy Marguerite. Two feet. A
free flowering perennial with beautifully cut foliage
and yellow daisy shaped flowers borne during entire
growing seai'jn. Especially valuable for cu'ting for
bouquets.
In order that you may see what strong, well-rooted flowers
and shrubs we will have for Fall planting, we will send you
these three bright colored ornamentals If you order this week.
These are ready for shipment immediately.
Inclos. 25 c.nts to cov.r poitaq. and
handling and send your r.qu.tt tot
CLARK
WESTERN
729 Amtrlcsn Bldg.
BACK THE ATTACK.
WAR-WORKING SINGERS
Lorain, Ohio (U.R) Swing
shift workers at a local plant
protested when a neighboring
resident called police to silence
music which entertained them
while they worked. The music
was supplied by a war-working
singer who turns oui not tunes
while he turns out hot stuff for
the enemy.
NOTICE
mranoe office to Room 6. Davis
n..(li Vi,.ni "Thrift. Cut
Rate Rriig Store, former law oltlce
01 neroert n. naima.
Too Late to Classify
WANTED Electric portable phono
graph. 116 volt A.O. P. O. Box J33.
Medford.
FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN
Be.
THE OREGON FINANCE CO.
45 South Central.
Established 1828.
Refrigerators Reflnlshed Like New.
MITCHELL PAINT SHOP,
608 8. Riverside.
BICYCLE TIRES tc .TUBES. Sims
Bros., 23 N. Fir.
FOR SALE Good sail boat with
steering wheel and equipped lor
motor. Call at 523 Edward. St.
SMALL 4-room house for rent. Dress
lers, U07 E. Main. Phone 3858.
JUST A FEW bales left of McCormlck
Deerlng binding twine, pre-war
quality and pre-war price. Cullen
Motor and Implement Company, 123
S. Riverside.
rr t,B Hlsnlnvlnff the DOnulaT
Bolan's Huskl garden tractor, come
In ana lei us wiuw you i
tures. Cullen Motor and Imple
ment Co.. 123 S. Riverside.
FOR SALE Hay. stock block or rab
bit salt. Faber's. 34 S. Riverside.
Phone 4449.
FOR SALE Fisher's turkey grower
pellets. Faber's, 34 S. Riverside.
Phone .
CONVALESCENT HOME, quiet, pleas-
and. reasonable, mono ojid.
FOR RENT Apartment, elose In.
electric refrigerator. Ideal for
couple. 14 8. Bartlett street.
FOR SALE 1930 Bulck sedan Good
condition. Little six. SIOO. 828 8.
Central.
FOR RENT Furnished 4-room apt.,
clean, quiet, large yard, adults,
civilians, no drinkers. 1129 W. 4th.
GOLDEN GUERNSEY First cnlf, 4
gallons a day. Rt. 2. Box 343-C.
Phone 2700.
FOR RENT Clean furnished ft du
plex. Call at 342 8. Holly.
FOR SALE Gas stovea, O'Keefe and
l, .1.. -In-nlatlnu hPAtetV BOOd
aa new. One radiating gas heater
In good condition. ia num.
for SALE 1 13 acres, outside city
limits, new 6-room, all modern
home, hardwood floors, well land
scaped, fish pond, chicken house,
wash house, fruit room, garage and
wood room, all fenced. For appoint
ment call 3438.
CANNINO peaches, apricots, black
berries ana com. 'inn vmii"
Grove, Riverside at Central. Phone
4078.
WANTED Dishwasher, day ahlft. Ap
ply Lunch Box Cafe.
FOR SALE One team mules, with
or without hsrness, accustomed to
orchard work. Klamath Orchard.
Phone 6274.
FOR BALE Deep well pump. J. I.
Fenton, Phoenix.
WANT TO BUY Two tons grain hay
also ton of alfalfa, delivered at
Phoenix. J. L Fenton.
FORDSON tractor and double plow.
.250; motorcycle engine! battery
and electric radios. Bob Lea Radio
Shop, Appleate.
WILL CARE for email child In my
home. 303 Boardman.
JO-.08 WINCHESTER rifle, model 84.
Lyman sight, new condition. 600
rounds of ammunition. 646 Pearl
Bt.
NEW ZEALAND White raiiMta, 8 ex
cellent younK bucks, jeveral fine
does Some bred and some with
young. Phone 2848.
FOR BALE 6-room house, double
garage. English walnuta. 4 blocks
from grade and high school. C. C.
Btockwell, Phoenix.
WANTED - Housekeeper In modern,
country nome. three In family. Per
manent position. Telephone 8696.
iJUUU living room, dlnlrrg room,
kitchen with lots of bulltina, oak
floors, three bedrooms, bath, large
Inclosed porch. Large corner lot.
shade, ahnibs. Just re-decorated
and everything In the very best of
condition. Immediate possession.
This u good property to own.
Also
$4750-
No. 614 South Newtown.
Five rooms, bath, wry
modern kttchen. large room. Paved
street. ahade. flower. Karate. gar
den upot. Excellent condition and
ponntTMinn very won, aa owner la
bHnti transferred.
Rimer Herrltd, Exclunlvt Agent
Ola) 3367 or call at 44 N. RlverMd
THIS WEEK ONLY!
FLOWER PLANTS FOR FALL SETTING
GARDNER
OFriCE
BtattU 4, Waih.
BUY WAR BONDSI
FOR SALE Trailer frama. Bit Ham-
FOR BALE Equity In 1941 Pontine.
Radio, beater, defroster, driving
lights, torpedo body, sponge eueh
lons, good tires, motor perfect. Call
at Pop's Place. Patient x.
WANTED Oarage to rent. Telephone
FOR RENT House trailer In sHade,
everything furnished. 118 walnut.
Phone 3883.
RANCHES
Igrrtft 35 acres, river bottom
V0DUU iandi ia tcre8 irrigated
With frea water, balance subs, rine
year around running stream with
good fishing. Comfortable five-room
modern home, barn, with soma hay,
chicken house, etc. Farm machin
ery included In purchase price.
Terms. A good small farm.
A1SO
193 acres with 90 acres
of free water with
$25,000"
worlda of water, balance pasture.
Eight-room modern home, five
room house, cabin, three barns,
granary, shop: fenced and cross
fenced; with running stream year
around. Full act farm machinery
nd any crops not harvested go
with place.
Also
fflACrtrt 31 acres. Irrigated.
IU.JvU clover, alfalfa, beat of
land, very good six-room modern
home with hardwood floors, fire
place. Oood barn, chicken houso.
On Pacific highway.
Also
THREE good farms located on the
Rogue River. Information on re
quest. Elmer Herricd, Exclusive Agent
44 N Riverside. Dial 3367
COASTER WAGONS $3.93. 81ms
Bros., 33 N. Fir.
FOR SALE Light four-wheel trailer,
studio couch, dining room table,
enameled range; alsi 8 young does.
Phone 924 or soe at 1020 E. Uth.
35 ACRES, 30 irrigated, good produc
tive soil. 4-room house, drilled well,
electricity, pressure water system.
Will sell all or a pnrt. This property
Is only 3Va miles out on good road,
desirable location. 47S0Q. Terms.
Also
6-ROOM attractive house, almost
new, close In. $3500.
Also
I0-ROOM plastered house. 3 baths,
fireplace, wash trays, cement foun
dation, two garatTrs, large lot on
pavement, fine shade. 'A blocks
from Medford Hotel, good income.
all furniture goes at $4750. $1250
casn. .
Also
3 ACRES, irrtcated in clover pasture,
3-room house, electricity, pressure
water, y mile irom city limits.
$2100.
L. Q. PICKELL 16 S. Bartlett.
FOR SALE Six-room nearly new
home, near Senior inch school, hard
wood floors, circulating fireplace.
wan type oil furnace, lot GDxiuo, at.
tractive -nclosed back yard, lawn,
snrubuery. trees and Illy pond.
Three bedrooms, with floored up
stairs, built of bfft materials and
labor for owner's own homo. Posses
Sinn 30 days. Phone Charles R. Ray.
Realtor, 3902. Room 317, Medford
Bldg.
COASTER WAOON3 New shipment.
Kunoer urea, euns uros.
HORSE for sale or trade Work or
rtde. Box 331-A, Rt. 4, Houston
KOBd.
FOR PALE 400 Mt. Crest stock 8-months-old
pullets, ready to lav,
$1.60 each. R. T. Lindsay, Box 91,
jacKsonviue.
WANTED Experienced steno. and
typist for permanent employment
in lawyers onice in Medford. Fh.
4474 or 4243.
FOR RENT 3-room rurnlshed house.
Modern. 1018 W. loth. Phone 3118.
FURNISHED rooms. 306 8. HOLLY.
FOR SALE Model A Fwd truck,
licensed. 1123 N. Central.
FOR
3 DAYS
sunn a v Jtea
ENDS TOMORROW NITEI
i Fit ' n k rn i in 1 1 rt
KAINlJULI n SLUI I W'CXi
!. Carrol Naish-Alan Curtis-Noah
DOORS
.Friday, August II, 1944
AUCTION" BALE every Saturday at
Pavilion, Phoenix, Ore. A central
ized auction market is the place
to sell or buy your livestock. We
always have plenty of buyers, both
local and out of state, to absorb any
amount of stock. If you are on the
buving end you will find suf
ficient supply of all classes of live
stock for selective buying.
6o. Ore. Livestock Auction Co.
"Live Sellers of Livestock"
Col. A. H. Dudley. Auctioneer!. Ph.
6225.
PEACHES Rochester are now ripe,
4c, you pick. Ed Fo&s, Talent.
FOR SALE Rochester peaches. Les
ter Carr, Fern Valley.
NOTICE to S O 8. employee. Report
for work Thursday. August 17.
Floor help and sorters report at 8
a. m. Packers at noon. Southern
Oregon Sales.
NOTICE to S OS. employee. Report
for work Thursday. August ii.
Floor help and sorters report at 8
a. m. Packers at uoon. Southern
Oregon Sales.
PRETTY Shepherd puppies. $1. Sec
ond roan to rignt aner ynscmig
County Shop, at 4th house.
FOR SALE Pink Amaryllis. M. B.
Glover, Ross Lane.
WANTED Feed lambs. Duggnn and
son, cams vanoy. ruuuo cu
Hill.
BICYCLE SEATS -
Below celling
price. Sims Bros.
SAVE that tire. Rellners from lS-ln.
to 3l-tn. linos utimore ocrvi.
9th and Central.
FOR SALE
BARBED WIRE Oct youra now.
STRAW Bright, by the bale "or :
load; ask for quotations. I
RABBIT HAY Good quality, de-
llvered in load lots.
LAWN FERTILIZER Pep UP
your lawn.
F. E. SAMSON CO.
ATTENTION, DAIRYMEN:
Oct your can brushes, barn
brooms and currycombs at 8am-
ACCORDIONSI ACCORDIONS!
ACCORDIONS I
Complete stock available. 13 lat
est model streamline accordions,
all sl?es. One streamline Ill-bass
accordion built especial! for small
child. Reasonable prices. Terms to
suit. Aecordiona are almost Impos
sible to get, so buy at once while
this modern stock is available. See
these accordions at 13 Olen Oak
Court.
Pumcker'a Formerly
Baldwin Piano Shop.
HOUSE FOR RENT 3-bedroom houss
completely furnished with all mod
ern furniture. Fine electric range
and refrigerator. Gas furnace and
hot water. Knotty pine, screened
wrvlco porch with laundry trays.
Nice yard. Walking distance from
town. Rent $72,50 per month. Ph.
4196.
FOR SALE 6-room house, 3 larae
lots, barn, chicken nonse, fruit
trees. $1700. 304 Chestnut.
NOTICE If ynu are troubled with
termites, phone Pacific Feed & Seed,
3413.
NOTICE Will pick the last of Orav
ensteln apples this Friday. Phone
your order in right away. Phone
6501. Wl throw.
WANTED Set of follers at Tiller.
Ore. Tools furnished. Bo. Oregon
Sugar Fine Co.
ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Specials
durlrwt August on permanenta. 120
N. Central. Phone 2004.
UTAH COAI. Summer prlc off car.
Medford Fuel. Tel. 3111.
DRV 8LAns-You hnul them by tier
or load. Medford Fuel, lm N. Cen
tral CONTINUOUS
SHOWS
Sat.
and
Sun.
MTm ,
f!
OPEN 1:45
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Time, Cash and Gas
Call Automobile Market.
Friendly Medford Dealer,
tth and Bartlett.
No Red Tape When You Sell
to Ua.
FIR ROUGH BLOX and oig fir
labs, grevn ti ti - load $6 60 Med
ford Fuel. Tel. 3111. 1133 N.
Central
PLANED BLOX-BIg and clean, $5 50
per toad Medford Puei Tel 3111.
ATTENTION PLEASEI
LOOK THESE OVER
Late model used cars OPA prices.
LarRa supply famous Dayton-Mo
CI a re n tires Bring In your certifi
cates. Fotfllchts. Prestone. Goodyear bat
teries Buy now while stock Is avail
able See at A. E TUBBY" DEAN'S,
Your Pontlao Dealer.
Richfield Station Dial 3943.
flth and Grape. Buy More Bonds.
FOR SALE- We alwaya have a few
later model used cars on hnnd See
us before you buy Crater Lake Mo
tors. WANTED I te model used cars.
Hlhet prices paid for good, clean
automobiles Crater Lake Motors.
USED CAES
Mcdford's Largest Buyer
Payi Highest Prices
CASH AT ONCE
"If it runs we'll buy it"
HUMPHREY MOTORS
33 S. Riverside. Dial 4980
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"Idol of the Air Lane."
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ORCHESTRA
19 PIECES 19
ARMY
KLAMATH FALLS
WED., AUG. 16
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Every Wed. & Sat.
BALDY'S BAND
"Just Good Dance Music"
Shows at 1:45-6:45-9:30
Must End Saturday Nightl
2 Rip-Roaring
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