LOCAL and
Davis Her Cpl. Alfred B.
Davis, stationed at the army air
base at Walla Walla, Wash, is
in Medlord spending a furlough
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Perl Davis, 14S South Grape
street.
To Marina Base Francis D.
Duncan of 100S N. Central ave
nue left for the San Diego mar
ine corps base August 11, Im
mediately following his enlist
ment. At San Diego he will re
ceive two months of "boot
training. Duncan was formerly
employed by a defense industry
In Portland. His wife and daugh
ter will residu at the local ad
dress. Visitors Leave Lt. and Mrs.
Dale E. McMullin and infant
son left Friday evening for Tam
pa, Fla, where Lt. McMullin re
ports for duty August 18. Lt.
McMullin graduated as a bomb
er navigator July 31 from the
field at San Marcos, Tex. While
in the county the McMullins
visited at the Stroud home on the
Applegate and with Mrs. McMul
lin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. O.
Sanden of 304 South Central
avenue. They also went to Glen
dale, Ore, where they spent
some time with Lt. McMullin's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mc
Mullin. While there baptismal
services were held for the Mc
Mullin's infant son, the cere
mony being performed by the
Rev. Howard, who had also bap
tized the child's father many
years ago.
DR. A. R. HEDGES
Chiropractic St Naturopathic
Physician
128 E. Main Dial 3170
Hardening of the
Arteries
Hardening of the arteries,
arterio-sclerosis, is a disease of
the arteries resulting in the loss
of their elasticity. There is a
general or localized thickening
and hardening, and the cavities
of the arteries become smaller.
Consequently they cannot carry,
under all conditions, their nor
mal amount of blood. The parts
supplied become under-iiourish-ed
and receive a diminished sup
ply of oxygen. The old saying
"A man is as old as his arteries,"
is fundamentally true. The ar
teries of one man at the age of
40 years may be physiologically
older than those of another man
at 60 or even 80. Tobacco, alco
hol, rich foods, muscular and
nervous tension are given as
some of the causes. Correct by
the natural way any conditions
or abnormalities of structure
producing this defect of the
arteries and live longer.
DULIEN'S Announce the Opening of TOYLAND!
Every indication points to a real scarcity of toys this season.
Be wise fcuy now, while stocks are complete.
YOU MAY USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN
OR OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT
PULL TOYS
BOOKS
GAMES
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Monday
8:00 p. m. Zonta Interna
tional, home fit Mr fcfnroai.
Fabrick, 106 Crater Lake Ave,
ior convention reports by Mrs.
Effie Kurtz.
Tuesday
1:30 r. m. St. Mai-V. n.H
Cross Sewing group, home of
Mrs. C. O. Larison, 832 Minne
sota Ave.
2:00 p. m. Priscilla Circle,
home of Mrs. Peter Dietrich,
939 N. Central Ave.
8:00 p. m. Crater Lake Post
No. 1833 and Auxiliary, VEW
regular semi-monthlv mpctinir
at armory, followed by social
meeting and refreshments.
8:00 p. m. Carnation Club,
home of Mrs. Susie Slavens,
411 S. Newtown St. Bring pa
per sack lunch.
Wednesday
10:00 a. m. Red Cross Army
Auxiliary Production Unit. Out-
post.
Breaks Hip Mrs. George B.
Gunn, 32, Ross Lane, Rural De
livery 2, Box 375, suffered a
fractured left hip in an automo
bile crash Friday in Portland,
when the car in which she was
a passenger was struck by an
other machine. Mrs. Gunn was
taken to St. Vincent's hospital.
Officials at the Timber Products
Co, where Mr. Gunn is employ
ed, stated this morning that he
has been on vacation, and the
family was apparently visiting
friends in Portland when the ac
cident occurred.
Daughter Born.. Cadet and
Mrs. Neville Biden are the par
ents of a daughter born August
10 at Orlando, Fla. The child
weighed six pounds and two
ounces. Cadet Biden, stationed
at the army air field near Or
lando for many months with the
auartermaster corps, if now at
ft. Lee, Va, for special training
in administration and supply.
Mrs. Biden, the former Bobby
Pickard, has her mother, Mrs.
Pickard of Bend, with her for
several weeks. Cadet Biden's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Biden, 711 East Jackson boule
vard.
Is WASP Dorathea B. Rex-
road, formerly of Medford, was
a member of the fourteenth
class of WASPs to complete
flight training August 4 at Sweet
water, Tex. Speaker at the grad
uation program was Miss Jacque
line Cochran, famed aviation
speed queen and director of
women pilots for the AAF, a re
lease from Sweetwater reports.
Miss Rexroad attended Medford
and Jacksonville schools and
later worked in the Ordnance
Command shops here. She has
been flying about three years
and at the time of her acceptance
by the WASP was secretary to
the commandant of cadets at
Thunderblrd Field, Phoenix.
Ariz. Her parent are Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph E. Rexroad, now
of Tacoma.
NEWS
FOR THE
KIDDIES
TOYS OF ALL KINDS
tM I C Excellent qualify, large and tmall iiiei . . . Baby
UvLLw Dolls, Fairland and Garden Doll ... all beau
tifully dressed.
gQpf yQYJ for ' HorMI' Sorrr D69 Ele-
Bear, Turtle, Ducks, etc.
Story Palnt jpr Do" Cut
OTHER
Finance Wagons
Monopoly Kiddie Car
Table Tennis Rocking Horse
Checkers Dominoes
Child's Playwriter Scooters
Many Other Items Too Numerous to Mention
I Straps Validated Red stamp
t0 in war ration book four be
came valid August 13, the local
war price and ration board stat
ed today. Red stamps A8 through
Z8 and A5 through DS are now
valid indefinitely. Sugar stamp
No. 33 in book four will be
valid September 1.
In France Jack Denison, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Denison of
Los Angeles formerly of Med
ford, is now in France with a
field artillery group, according
to word from his parents. A
graduate of Medford high school,
Denison has many friends in
Medford. He has been overseas
since last February, and was
stationed in England until re
cently. Mr. and Mrs. Denison are
now living at 6047V4 Dennison
street, Los Angeles.
Girls Returning Girl Scouts
returning tomorrow from the
summer camp at Lake o' Woods
are expected to arrive in Med
ford about 3 p. m, and will dis
embark from the busses at the
Scout Headquarters on East
Main street, lt was announced
today. The Boy Scout camp
"Camp McLoughlln," where the
girls have been vacationing for
the past two weeks, will be oc
cupied for the next week by the
Ashland Campfire girls.
In Picture Gale Motley,
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
F. L. Caton of Prospect, former
residents of Sams Valley, is now
in Hollywood and is working
with the cast of "Lake Placid
Serenade," Republic picture
starring Vera Hruba Ralston.
Also in the cast Is Miss Mary
Anderson, director of physical
education for girls In the Med
ford senior high school who at
tended a summer course at
U.C.L.A. earlier in the summer.
Here From Everett Mrs.
Scott Hubbard and son, Jimmy,
of Everett, Wash, are spending
several weeks in Medford visit
ing Mrs. Hubbard's brothers and
sisters and their families, in
cluding George and Grover
Corum, Mrs. Mae Cobleigh and
Mrs. Lillian Ashcraft. Mrs. Hub
bard will also visit Mrs. Esther
Jones, a niece, and other rela
tives and friends. Mrs. Hubbard
was raised in the Rogue River
valley and will be remembered
as the former Nellie Corum.
Returns Miss Nancy Swem
returned to Medford this morn
ing by train after spending the
past three weeks in the north
ern part of the state and in
Washington. The first week was
spent at Camp Colton, Ore, sum
mer camp of the young people of
Zlon Lutheran church, where
Miss Swem went as a dedegatc
from the Medford group. The fol
lowing week she spent at Camas,
Wash, as the guest of the Rev.
and Mrs. Werner Jessen. Rev.
Jessen was formerly pastor of
the Medford Zion Lutheran
church. For the past several days
Miss Swem has been visiting
an aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
D. R. Swem in Seattle. The
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Swem of 38 Ross Court, Miss
Swem will return to work at
Swem's Gift Shop tomorrow.
TOYS
4
Sk
I
To Appear Archie R. Rut
ledge, 42, of Brownsboro, charg
ed by state police with driving
a car without a motor vehicle
license, was to appear in justice
of the peace court this after
noon. e
Vishlng Here Mrs. Clifton
Pond and son, Bruce, are in Med
ford visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Hobart Price, 110
Portland Ave. Mrs. Pond's hus
band, Major Pond, is now sta
tioned in Dutch New Guinea,
and has been overseas over a
year. The Pond family formerly
lived in Medford. when the
major was connected with the
local CCC camp staff.
Expected Soon Mrs. James
Dodson is expected to return to
Medford within a few days from
Paris, Tex, where she has spent
the past several weeks visiting
her husband, Pvt. James E. Dod
son. Pvt. Dodson is stationed at
Camp Maxey, Tex. Mrs. Dodson
is the former Elva Chesnut,
youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. S. O. Chesnut of Rt. 4,
Medford.
Receives Wings David Leo
Miksche, son of Mr. -and Mrs.
R. A. Miksche of 813 Minnesota
street, received his silver wings
recently when he graduated as
a second lieutenant from the ad
vanced two-engine pilot school
at Pecos army air field, Pecos,
Tex, according to a news re
lease from the school. A Med
ford high graduate, Lt. Miksche
was assigned to Pecos from Le
moore, Calif.
Livestock
Portland, Ore, Aug. 14 (UP)
Live stock:
Cattle. 3000; calves. 500. Market
steady. Good grass lat steers up to
816JS; common to medium steers.
10 003 14 00: common to medium
heifers. S3 00 "til -60; one load 813 60;
medium to good beef cows, 68.60:.
10.50; cannera and cutter, 85 00.1
6.60: common-medium bulls, 87.00;
8-50: good to choice vealera. SM.oo
15 00.
Hogs, 2200. Market steady. Good to
choice 170-340 lbs.. S15.75; 241-270
lbs., (16 00: heavier and lighter
weight down to S13.S0: good sows,
(1100013 35; -choice feeder pigs,
SI 3. 00.
Sheep, 1400. Fat lamba active. 26c
higher. Good to choice truck-Ins.
$12.00113.25; few rail lambs. 612 50
(if 12.73; good feeder lambs, 68.00,
9.60: good yearllnss. 810.00; medium
to good ewes, 63-0CK3.60.
8outh San Francisco, Aug. 14 (UP)
(USDA Livestock:
Cattle, 700. Vrd steers absent. Good
grass steers quoted 16.00, generally
active and stendy on grans run: lew
medium steers i3.00g 13 50; medium
to Rood heifers quoted 912.0013.00;
good young cows quoted $12.00 down;
about five loads cutter to medium
cows, 8.25(j 10 50; canners and cut
ters mostly fl.fl0(i 8.00. showing lit
tle strength; medium sausage bulls,
$10.00 rn 10.50.
Calves, 150. Fully steady. Load ROOd
to choice 323-lb. vealers, $14.00;
around 100 head, $ 11. 00i$ 13.00; pack
age 623-lb. common calves, $10.00
Hoes, 3M. SWadv. Several loads
good to choice lB0-240-lb. barrows
anti puts, $15 50; few good to choice
240-270-lb., $1500; odd good sows,
$11.0011.50.
6heep. 6000. About 3000 Oregons.
1000 Ltd I no clover, 2000 north coa.st
lambs. Undertone about steady. Good
to choice quoted $13.00nrl8 85: com
mon to medium, $10 oo? 12 oo; cull
to .rood ewes quoted $1.00(4460,
scarce.
Portland Produce
Portland, Aug. 14 (UP) Whole
sale market list:
Cantaloupes MJd-Columbla Jum
bos, $3 50 3 75; standards, $3 00;
Yakima standards, $2 753 00 crte.
Grapes Black seedless, $3.60; Ko
bler. $3 60 lug.
Peaciies California J. H. Hales,
$2.15(93 25 lug.
Cauliflower No. 1 local, $100; No.
3, $2 25 craT.
Co rrots Oregon, 80 85o dozen
bunches.
Corn Northwest, $178 n 7 25 sack.
Fanlant Local, $2.00$ 2 65.
Garlic 30c lb.
Cucumbers Dill sire, 75c box.
Potatoes Local No. 2, $1.36 for 60
lb. bag.
Rhubarb Local 30s. $1.50 box.
Tomatoes California. Fresno large,
$S.7ft; The Dalles, field, $2 00 box;
Preewater, unclassified, $3.00 lug.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago. Aug. 14 (UP) Wheat:
Open Hlfith Low Close
Sept. ..1.M Sl.SIUJ 6163't l.S3,
Dec. 163'i 1 53 i I.MH 1.63 14
May 1 64 1.64', 1.S3S; 164
Julgr 1.50 "4 1 51', 1.60', 1.60;
8. F. DAIRY PRICES
San Francisco, Aug. 14 (U.R)
Dairy market:
Butter 03 score 43, 82 score
42H, 90 score 42U, 90 score
414.
Cheese Wholesale prices,
loaf 27.9, triplets 27.2.
Eggs Large grade A 46-47,
medium grade A 39'a-40V4,
small grade A 24,j-25,4, large
grade B 33-34.
Cm Mall Tribune Want Ada.
wmaaaei iBKMUl.aBTfSf'fvavHPBuv -I !W"i fen n lenii
x- - - - r. ..'
COMBINES
AVAILABLE
Allit-Chaimer 60" "All Crop Harvester.
Immediate delivery. Can be used with any
make of two-plow tractor having a power take
off. Must be released by the county U. S. D. A.
War Board.
Also
Hay and Ensilage Cutter.
"Controlled Tillage" Springtooth Harrow
For sale by
McCOY MACHINERY CO.
Ill N. Fir St., Medford, Ore. Phona 341S
Home From War
I5 $f X.V!H
hf . -, .! - v ,
v , - - ' . -i
tAcmm Telephoto)
"Pistol Head," veteran of 48 combat
missions and pet of the late Lt CoL
S. T. Willis Jr, who was killed In
South Pacific. Is reunited with the
(Iyer's widow, Mrs. Eileen Boyle
WUlts. In Brooklyn, N. Y, home aJua
flight from San Francisco.
Wall Street
New York. Aug. 14. CJ.R
Blistering heat reduced ths Wall
Street population today, shrunk
stock market trading to the
lightest for the month, and
brought steel operations down a
full point from 97 per cent to
96 per cent of capacity.
Stocks started the day firm
with the utility average rising to
a new four-year high. Construc
tion and realty shares were
given a whirl. Low-priced mo
tors continued to feature In
turnover.
Graham-Paige, leader In turn
over Inst week, continued In top
place. Hupp also scored a small
net gain. Higher priced motors
held firm. Firestone gained a
point. Motor equipments were
fairly active and firm. Reo made
a high in the trucks.
Budd manufacturing prefer
red made a new high on a 3
point rife in response to an
nouncemcnt of a refunding pro
gram.
Today's closing prices on se-
sclcctcd stocks:
American Tel. & Tel 162T's
Annconda ............................ 26
Chrysler 9H4
Curtiss Wright 5U
General Electric 38'i
General Motors 627s
Montgomery Ward 4834
Penn. R. K 29'4
Phillips Petroleum 44-H
J. C. Penney 10J
RLdio 11
Southern Pacific 29'i
Standard Oil of Cal 37'i
Texas Gulf Sulphur 34Ta
Transamerica 9
United Aircrafts 28
U. S. Rubber 50
U. S. Steel 88'4
NEWS SENT CAPTIVES
New York UR) A compre
hensive summary of home front
sports developments is deliv
ered weekly to American prison
ers of war In Europe, the Na
tional War Fund has announced.
Through War Prisoners Aid,
YMCA, scores of ball games,
track meets and other sports
events go through Geneva.
Switzerland, to camps where
Americans are held. Camp news
papers and bulletin boards clr
eulnte the "sports page."
HUNS GROCErTFAT 83
Medford, Mnss. (U.R) In
1930, after 30 years' service
with the New England Tele
phone & Telegraph Co., Ells
worth V. (Pop) Walton retired
on a pension. Today, at the age
of 83, Walton Is the proprietor
of one of the city's busiest gro
cery stores. He and his wife,
who assists him, will observe
their 80th wedding anniversary
in September.
it, -a- J
BIRTHS
HUTCHINS To Mr. and Mrs.
George, 433 N. Columbus, Aug.
12, 1944. girl, 10 lbs., at Sacred
Heart Hospital.
MARE WON'T BUDGE
Oanvers, Mass. (U.R) There's
no knowing what will happen
now that mairzey doats. A mare
belonging to Cornelium Galu
sha coltishly ran up a flight of
stairs beside the barn and re
fused to budge from the loft
until police and electric com
pany men rigged boom and
sling to lower her to the ground.
Too Late to Classify
SWEET CORN Oolden Bantam, S5c
dozen. B. E. rord. a mllea west on
Jacksonville blghwaj.
FOR SALE Waltte drag and falling
saw witn Duezaaw ailacn. call
Eagle Point 3306.
WANT to buy or lease farm with
house, some tlllaDle land and tim
ber. 401 8. Riverside. Ph. 8110.
SPECIAL this week FULLER nylon
toothbrushes, s lor sac. bid w.
3nd. Phono 4014.
FOR SALE Crawford peaches, dellv-
erea in ?o-id. jou or more, rnone
6806.
WANTED Cheap car. Will pay up to
bjuu. nome evenings alter o p. m.
323 Mary St., Just off E. Jackson.
PAINTINO
Phone 481 Jacksonville.
FRED LUCAS.
FOR SALE School oils, leas Chev.
42-passenger Wayne body. Inquire
Kornbrook Oarage, Hornbrook, Cal.
WANTED Small girl's or boy's bicy
cle, rnone jj-'o.
FOR SALE New air compressor, com
plete wun t&ua. inquire at uumore
Station, 8th and Central.
DEAFENED
Free Durotone hearing aid dem
onstration. At the Automobile Market
6th and Bartlett. Phone 3918.
Complete fitting. 60.
FOR RENT Unfurnished one-bedroom
bouse, very close in. Ph. 0331.
WANTED Secretary for insurance
office. Must be permanent. Pleas
and surroundings. Age no barrier.
Ted Coatea. 604 "F" St., Grants
Pass, Ore. Phone 78.
WANTED To buy or rent 9 or S
boie electric tee cream cabinet. In
quire at 630 E. Main.
WANTED Experienced waitress. Ap
ply In person. The What-Not.
WANTED High achool girl to help
In our home. Phone 3316.
ffO"7CA 1(4 acres, t rma. mod.
Vi I JU Small poultry house and
barn, fruit of all kinds. An attrac
tive little place, close In.
Also
CTTAA 6 rma. Mod. basement, oil
PJJUU furnace, with excellent
furniture. 7-ft. electrle refrlg.,
electrlo Weatlnghouse rsnge, elec
trle hot water heater, electric
washing machine. All nearly new,
370-ft. fronta,ra on one of the
beauty spots on Rogue river, and
on the Crater Lake highway.
BUN R. COOPER. Broker.
JOHN BLAESS, Salesman.
333 N. Riverside. Phone 7367.
FOR SALE One 0x13 American Ori
ental, ono 6x9 Broadloom ruga and
one occasions! chair, one 0x13 rug
pad. 114 Portland Ave. All nearly
new.
WANTED Oood quality baled al
falfa. F. E. Samson Co.
FOR BALE Pre-war wood range, cotla
and pipes complete. Like new. Ph.
3S3S.
ANYTHINO to haul, anywhere, large
or email. Ph. 3SS8, Davis Transfer
as Storage Co., 40 S. Fir St.
CITY TRANSFER tt STORAGE, Fred
B. Robinson, owner. Furniture mov
ing, commercial hauling, everything
for your need. 88 8. Fir St. Phone
4S64.
WANTED Lady to sew on power esti
va sewing machine. Steady work.
F. T. Burk. 314 E. Main.
LOST Ration bonk No. 4. F. P. Sal
ter, Prospect, Ore.
FOR SALE Electrlo range In good
condition. On Rldgeway road Just
off Stewart Ave. Mra. S. O. Tlghe.
FOR RENT Attractive new furn. apt.
at 308 W. Main. Inquire room 310.
FOR HENT Hmall 3-rm. farm house.
1 mile south of Phoenix. Inquire
room 310, 308 W. Main.
rOR RENT Furnished apt., 8 rooma
and bath. Inquire 631 Pennsyl
vania. WANTED Elderly man to make
home and do work on small farm.
H. D.-Kelley, Rt 1. Box 883. Cen
tral Point, Ore. Ph. Central Point
143X.
FOR SALE Box eprlnffS and mat
tresses for twin beds. Call 3S9B.
Announcing
OP
ROLLING PIN
MEDFORD'S UNIQUE DINING PLACE
THURSDAY, AUGUST 17
HOWARD JAMISON, Chef snd Proprietor
SPECIALIZING In FAMILY DINNERS
Half Portions for Children Fried Chicken
Virginia Baked Ham Turkey Steaks
Chops Entreei. SUPREME HAMBURG
ERS with Shoestring Potatoes CRAB LOUIES
Large Variety of SALADS.
COURTEOUS SERVICE TOP QUALITY FOODS
509 South Riverside
AIR CONDITIONED
Monday. August 14, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE JTVS
FOR SALE Roeklne chatr. stand
lamp, framed pictures, hand-made
luncheon cloths and dlahaa. 948 N.
drape St.
WANTEr Truck drivers for general
transfer work. Eada Transfer.
STRAYED to my ranch and doing
damage to seed crop, one roan
steer, one Hereford cow. Ko brand.
Hols In ear. Wilson, Riviera Ranch.
No. W, near Foots Creek.
WANTED Couple to care for small
farm, one mile from city center.
Man could work on other Job dur
ing day. Cltv lights and water.
Tribune Boi 4478,
WANTED AT ONCE To rent a clean
a or 8-bedroom unfurnished house,
fairly near a school. ClvUlana. Four
In famllv. Oood care guaranteed.
Phone 8697.
WANTED Experienced clerk for gro
cery store. CaU Anderson's Thrift
Market.
WANTED Baby banalnetU In good
condition. Phone 3aia.
FOR BMjX Oalvanleed hot watr
tank, woven wire fence. 611 Ham
ilton. FOR SALE Practically new wood cir
culating heater In excellent condi
tion. 717 N. Riverside.
LOST Rebecca pin, either In Chrle-
tlan church or on streets in eoutn
weetem part of town. Mra. Lillian
Ray, 403 S. FIT St.
FOR RENT Light housekeeping I
room for permanent mtddie-agea
Isdy. 838 N. Holly St. Also, bed
room for middle-aged lady at 336
N. Holly.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Store, postorfloe, gas pumps, 6
cabln auto court. 4 dwelllnga, 8
apte. Price 816.000. Clear. Rented
for 3000 per year net. Located In
Inyo county. California. Elevation
4760 feet. Very healthful climate.
Trade aa part payment on auto
court or hotel rn southern Oregon,
Address Box 4616. MM! Tribune.
UPPER five-room furnished apart
ment. Inquire 804 East Main.
WANTED White enamel electrlo
range: also want electrle mixer.
Phone Jacksonville Too or write ,
Mrs. Bergren. Rt. 1. Box 68. j
Jacksonville.
ATTENTION. FARMERS I
Copper-lined water trough, $18. j
LOST Ration books 8 and 4. Donald
M. Arthur, 818 S. Holly.
ROOMS, near park. 146 S. Holly.
PEACHES Improved Crawforda. Just
rignt tor canning. c, you pics,
Fobs, Talent.
SELL OR TRADE for farm with some
i.mum ISO -.n- ntilnnw4 farm. '
good team, some livestock, poul
try, hay. pasture, i cultlvsted.
wood, electricity, cream, egg. school
bus snd mall route at door. Most
of farm sub-lrrlgsted. W. S. Mo
Vay. Rt. 1, Newport, Wash.
FOUND Glasses. Owner cell at Trib
une, psy sd and Identify.
FARMERS. ATTENTION I Order cull
pears now. Your order will be filled
aa peara available. Eada Transfer
and Storage Co. Phone 7131.
FOR SALE Fisher's Mor Milk dairy
Peed. Paber'a 84 So. Riverside. Ph.
4449.
FOR SALE 33 Special Winchester
rtfle, one box shells, 142 60. also
Mavtag twin eae motor, slightly
used, 835: 4-hp. bun-saw. drag
aaw combination, 8116; Coleman
gas lantern, almost new, 86; Alsd
dln lamp 86. McFadden, Los ter
Lane.
FOR SAIJS Model A Ford truck,
licensed. 1133 N. Central.
SAVE that tire. Rellnera from 15-10.
to 31 -In. Bab'a Oilmore Service.
9th and Central.
NOTICE If you are troubled with
termttea, phone Paclflo Feed at Seed,
3413.
ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Spedala
during August on permanent. 130
N. Central. Phone 3684.
UTAH COAL Summer price off ear
Medford Fuel. Tel. 8111,
DRY SLABS You haul them by tier
or load, Medford Fuel, 1133 N. Cen
tral. CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Time, Cash and Gas
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Medford Dealer.
h. SSI 8. 6th snd Bartlett.
Ko Red Tape When Tou Sell
to Us.
FOR SALE-We always have a few
later model used cars on hand See
us before you buy. Crater Lake Mo
tors WANTED late model used cars
Highest prices paid for good, clean
automobilea Crater Lake Motors
PLANED BLOX Big and clean. 63 60
per load Medford Fuel Tel 8111.
FIR ROUOH BLOX and big fir
alaha. green 6 tl - load 86 60 Med
ford Fuel. TeL lilt. 1133 N
Central.
the
THE
ATTENTION, PLEASE 1
LOOK THESE OVER
Late model used cars OPA prices.
Large supply famous Dayton-Mc-Claren
tires. Bring In your certifi
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