LOCAL and
Working Her Included on
the staff at Reters Packing plant
are Tommy Newton and James
Lev-age of Ashland.
In Hospital Brison Stovall,
ton of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stovall
of Phoenix is a patient in the
Shrine hospital, Portland.
Visits In Ashland Lt. Ralph
Lamb, who is spending a leave
in Medford with his parents,
visited friends in Ashland last
week.
D.A.V. To Meet Jaekson
county chapter No. 8, Disabled
American Veterans, will meet
tomorrow, Aug. 22, at 8 p. m. in
the armory.
Post BalU-Posting $10 bail
each with city police Sunday,
all on charges of drunkenness,
were Glen Johnson, 42; Rudolph
Uceny, 44; Edward Carder, 43
and Juan Astrada.
Slightly Injured Silviano
Garcia Roslez, Mexican national
fruit worker, suffered bruises
late Saturday night when he
was struck by a U. S. army
patrol car operated by Pfc. Rob
ert Oliver of the military police,
on East Main street near Bart
lett street, according to a city
police report today.
Announce Sale Crater Lake
Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will hold a bazaar and
rummage sale at the Masonic
building Thursday- and Friday,
August 25 and 28. New hand
made and embroidered baby!
clothes will be featured at the;
bazaar and any auxiliary mem-:
bers having anything for either
the bazaar or sale are asked to
bring them to the Masonic build- j
ing Thursday afternoon. ;
Leave Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Main of Hollywood, Calif., left
here recently to return to their
home after spending a visit with
Mrs. Main's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Buckles of 424
South Newtown street. While in
Oregon they also visited Mr.
Main's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
O. Main in Portland. Main is an
engineer for Lockheed in south
ern California, while Mrs. Main
is a laboratory and X-ray spe
cialist In Hollywood.
To Portland Mr. and Mrs. B.
C. Taylor and children, 1620
East Main street, and Mrs. Ed
ward Walker and two sons of
Portland left today for Eugene.
The Taylors will visit friends
and relatives for a week and
Mrs. Walker and children will
spend a short time with rela
tives and will then continue to
Portland. Mrs. Walker and sons
spent the past several weeks
here with Mrs. Walker's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Gilstrap, 35
Geneva street.
DR. A. R. HEDGES
Chiropractic & Naturopathic
Physician
128 E. Main Dial 3170
PAIN
Pain Is unpleasant and some
times seemingly unbearable. But
it may prove to be beneficial. It
is the red light of nature, indi
cating that something has gone
wrong. The important thing is
to properly interpret this danger
signal and seek to eliminate its
cause. Entirely too often is
aspirin, or some other similar
drug resorted to which pulls
down this red light of nature and
eases the way for a run into dan
ger. Often this way is traveled
eo far that irreparable damage
results. Because another has
taken much aspirin does indicate
that vou can do so with safety.
You may be especially sensitive
to this drug. There is no way of
knowing until it is too late. If
so its use, even in small doses,
mav result in ill effects or even
death. There is increasing evi
dence that the long continued
use of aspirin may result In de
generation of various bodily tis
sues. Remove the cause in a
natural way and avoid these
dangers.
IfEAttii
f 1 tc'i
iter buying g.rra war bonds
wnri
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PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Monday
8:00 p. m. Olive Rebekah
lodge, I.O.O.F, hall. Proffram
committee, Lottie Cave, Marion
Meliin, Grace Tankev. Refresh
ment committee, Ella Rogers,
cnairman.
Tuesday
9:30 a. m. Ladies Aitviilarv
First Baptist church, for White
Cross work. Bring mite boxes
and paper sack luntfh. Business
meeting at 2 p. m.
2:00 p. m. Women's Society
of Christian Service of Method
ist church, church parlors. Ex
ecutive meeting at 1 p. m.
2:00 p. m, Executive meeting
Adult Missionary society of the
First Christian church, home o
Mrs. Hugh Scoviiie, 507 King
street.
6:30 Adarel O.E.S. Social
club, potiuck dinner at home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carlon, Agate
street off Kings' Highway. Hus
bands invited. Bring table serv
ice. Wednesday
10:30 a. m. Army Auxiliary
Red Cross production unit, Out
post. 12:30 p. m. Mistletoe club,
covered dish luncheon, Girls'
Community club. Call 4954 for
details of special event planned.
License Issued A marriage
license was issued in Corvailis
last week to Edda Nadine Burke,
Medford, aDd Alvin A. Ordman
of Toledo, O., in the United
States marine corps.
Sister Here Mrs. Ed. C.
Browne of San Francisco Is
spending a week at the Elliott
farm. Route 2. as a guest of Dr.
and Mrs. Bert R. Elliott. Mrs.J
Elliott and Mrs. Browne are sis
ters. MeKnlght Home Ray Mc-
nmgm, seaman swvtiu viasa, a
visiting at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Me
Knlght, Lozier Lane, having
completed his "boot" training at
the naval training station 'at
Farragut, Ida.
Small Fire Fire starting
from unknown causes burned
grass and trash Including an old
car body at 538 Mary St. yester
day, the Medford fire depart
ment reported today. Occupant
of the residence is Clyde Hill
yer, and no damage resulted,
firemen stated.
t
Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs.
T. E. Knackstedt of Perrydale
have as house guests Mrs.
Knackstedt's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben H. Fairchild of Yreka,
Cal. They will also visit Mr. and
Mrs. Nick Kime. Mrs. Fairchild
and Mrs. Kime are sisters. They
will remain here about a week.
Recent Visitors Recent Med
ford visitors were several Ash
land people, including Mrs. Carl
j A. Henry and daughter, Mary
! Jean who were here Friday
afternoon, and Mrs. J. P. Wolf,
' who transacted business and
visited friends recently. James
Quackenbush, Jay Samuelson
and Jimmie Smith spent Thurs
day evening in Medford.
Here From Iowa Mrs. Leon
A. Meyer of Cedar Rapids, la.,
is In Medford visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mof
fat, Berkeley Way. Mrs. Meyer
is a sister of Mr. Moffat. Mrs.
Meyer and her son, Robert, who
have been in the valley since
early summer, will leave the
latter part of this week for home
traveling by way of Los An
geles. .
Sgt. Cass Arrives Staff Sgt.
Lester C. Cass arrived in Med
ford yesterday after spending 32
months serving with the army
ai corps ground forces in the
China-Burma-India theater of
operations. Sgt. Cass, who en
listed in the army air corps in
1941, is visiting his rarents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C Cass, 1116 South
Riverside avenue, and will be
here about 18 days. He is a for
mer Medford high school stu
dent. According to a dispatch
from the Ninth Service com
mand headquarters, Master Sgt.
Westley A. Cox, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Wisdom -f Eagle
I'oint, is aiso due to arrive home
after 33 months with the CB1
command.
7vmat
TFEAT YOmSFI-F TO
TTxiTa yrTnna nri
mil ill
Kentucky $trttM Bourtoa n uuiqr
Attend to important war duties t
Then, ai a simple way of reward
ing youraelf, treat yourself lo this
good Kentucky whiIiey.
N'Miana! DutKcrt Prod. Corp.,N. Y. P
Kenny Baiter
. St ymmmmmrnhfa runs iftiuhnrt fiii-"! m liift"4 mW fliftitil
(Acme Telr-phntn)
Kenny Baker (left), star ot B!ue Ribbon Town alrahuw. accepts ErsiiliM
Johnson Award as radios No. 1 tenor o 1S-M from NEA Services Holly
wood columnist, Ersitine Johnson. Baker's popularity was determined by
poll ot readers ot Johnson's column throughout the country.
Return Home Bill Patton and
Bill Virgin arrived home this
morning from California. The
former has been attending Men
Io Park school in California and
the latter has been on a vaca
tion in California.
Visits Parents Curtis Bon
ney of Seattle was in Medford
over the weekend visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Van Gil
bert, 135 N. Holly St. Bonney
was en route to northern Cali
fornia on business.
Forester Here Forester Alex
Jaenicke of Portland arrived in
Medford this morning and left
shortly after for an inspection
trip on blister rust work and
timber sales of the Rogue River
National forest. Mr. Jaenicke
will leave Wednesday.
...
Minor Accident M. P. Hughes
of 705 North Riverside avenue
and B. J. Albright of 216 Haven
street drove cars jnT5lved in a
slight mishap at South Central
avenue and East Ninth street
Saturday evening, according to
a report on file today.
MIND ON HIS WORK
Salt Lake City, Aug. 21 U.PJ
John Allein, a camera en
thusiast, had his mind- on his
work when he was snapping
pictures of bathing beauties at
the Fine Arts club picnic at
Sale Lake's Fairmont park. He
backed up to get a belter view
right into the park lake, fully
dressed.
DULL BUSINESS
Indianapolis, Aug. 21 (U.R)
Police concluded today that loot
ing jewelry stores must be pretty
dull business. They found Eman
uel Haynes, 30, sound asleep be
neath the counter of a loan and
Jewelry company, his pockets
stuffed with $300 in watches,
rings and other merchandise,
police said.
INVESTIGATE CRASHES
Tonopah, Nev., Aug. 21 (U,R
An army investigation was under
way today into crashes of two
Liberator bombers within an
hour which killed 18 men Satur
day. Both crashes occurred with
in 20 miles southeast of the
Tonopah air field. The first was
at 8 a. m. four miles southeast
of the base. Crews of both bomb
ers were killed Instantly.
POST COMMA N0EH
Headquarters, Alaskan De
partment, Aug. 21 (U.R) Brig.
Gen. John N. Robinson, South
Haven, Mich., has been named
post commander at Fort Richard
son, Alaska, Alaskan department
headquarters announced today.
Robinson succeeded Brig. Gen.
S. D. Downs, Jr.
CHRISTMAS LATE
Ashby, Mass, U.R) Home
after two years service m the
South Pacific Raymond Wilkin
son finaiJy received a battered
package covered with official
postage cachets. It was his
Christmas package, mailed the
preceding fall by his mother j
Sales Women
WANTED
BY ESTABLISHED
MEDFORD STORE
EXPERIENCE DESIRABLE BUT
NOT NECESSARY
BOX 110
MAIL TRIBUNE
Wins Swar3
invasion Lejer
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Lieut. Gen. Jacob L. Devers, USA
deputy cotumattder-ln-chlet ot At
lied forces in Mediterranean theater
leads Allied troops in invasion oS
southern France.
NEW BUSINESSES
Los AngeJps, Aug. 21,.
More than 3475 retailers opened
new businesses in Lds Angeies
between June 30, 1943, and May
31, 1944, the Chamber ot Com
merce said today, making s sharp
recovery for storckeeping in Los
Angeles county after a three-;
year slump.
New retail outlets are opening;
up at the rate of 315 a month,:
the Chamber's report said.
Thames river measures 2J5
rniies in length.
Closto time for Sunday Too Late
to Classify & SO Saturday tfteraocm
Pleas tenietntoer.
Too Late to Classify
PICKED up Irorn Jettse ol Humphrey
Grocery stoie window, yeiiow
watch with expansion braceet ih.
CtTT flowers, dads and aster. Dreae
ler . IlflT E. Main. Phone 3H9.
FDR BENT Smali clean one and two
loom araTlmens, frntwt (or
light housekeeping. Reasonable. 330
N. Bartfelt. Phone )S.
FULLER wet mopa. ZrtcA re
fills. 63c- Phone 4914. if w. 2nd.
G0W
Rome and income. Apt. hoe
eonststina: of ne five-room apt,
four 2-room pt , one 3-room api.,
4 aieepinx looms. 4-rar gTaj, 6
woodheria; ati the iumttur goes
with property. Cast sicie location-One-hl(
hiock trom Mam St Terroa
J2D0i rtown, baJaof S5W per aar.
Immediate joeaion.
A tcit buy tor atneone.
Dad Roberta, 7iW W. 3nA.
FOR SALE T-room houe. Lot lWx
17J East side i'rlce H-tam "t down,
(ermi S0 mnth. !:nrciedla?e poa
aession. Da) Hoherta, 720 W. 2n6.
SWEET corn, Golden Cross, 3flc per
ior. 2 miles west J'viHe Hwy. on
Pcrrvd-flie. h noon on lh rlchi.
B. Ford. Phona 6ai3.
IS
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Plica
WAVTCO Cr! rUi cet in ock
condition. Pno 937.
Ton Sl 19 rtbtoli 1 buriCv 9
Ptic 2. t Tjvii mt Kings
htgtway. (est turn, leit off Stew
art. II, . G)unt.
rOR SALE Brkf , ht
tc Unk end e!fctrlc troa. Cli
1 Da)cct.
TOR s-rsm dwlx fura..
WANTED To itni oi buy vtH pl
ena. Call tftr p. m. 315 X. Ctv
teal or pixoa 330,
WANTED Eicrfc ttji in good cw
dUfcn. Trtbun Box -ti.
FOR SALE feSdin Pb.
3SI2.
WANTED Cold storaga locker in
5f-tSfortJ, 503 Jiavwrj.
TOR SAE-E Lr Nw Zia-i
Wh buck, as TfiHmefl.
WOULD l(fc t trc( Wlttch
Vr In good condition lor or
5.35 raibint. Phone
FOR SALE Bratlfl Sim
ten. bid S. Cwkda)a.
rOR 6ALEJ Good ycur.g cow &nd
creamsejwicator. H. C. Best, Jck
jonvHJe.Phxwnlx roaA. Mil west
King highway.
FOR SALE Kentucky Wonder bean.
rOR SALE Srtwwth-mauth, fesy
120Q lb,, fwotie cidin hors toe
cblfJren; will l5 work ainji3 or
doublet. Also itcig hm-
mr, nw hand cultivator. wldtt
ntask and lvtes, new H-in. and
3 -in. micromer. ono -Jn. depth
pnity IctTic havtrs, vry
ale coal brooder hrneM, IQ-ta.
p)ow apikefooUi rultivaJor, eic.
dx tS, Morrow rosrS, JJ, of Mc
Audrew. MOTORCYC1.1STS, on: Shlp
mTil of SiaTSty-Dsvirison ott r
rivd. Precision Kaciui Woskc.
WANTED
Whi lctri Ph.
Jacksonville 7S5 or write Rt. 1,
Box 63. Jacksonville.
W A NTKD ShinJfJer to ablnele oliice
building. Apply MedfonS Corp.
FOR SALE Zreslnff table, modern
drewer, Jrtrker chair, 3 targe hanrt
painted picluTts. -yrfckwr pTt--wi
fcsfcy by, ptltrar.
2eni(h radio, email cook ttove. 707
S. Dk4a)e.
FOR SALE !a Snoirths SO
months-old Hampsture pultocc team
Y)oo6te3te4 stock. Movinc toon.
Mini aeii. Jura-brwJ Jp ZeinA
Wh fryer rabbit and bTteding
atock. 3, Bojc , Morrow road.
MOTORCYCLISTS, attwiUon; Ship
ment of Karlty-Bavidwwt tvil as
rived. Precision Machine Work.
ANYTHING 1o haul, anywhere, large
or email. Ph. 2668. Davis Transfer
-Se Storage, 4Q S. Fir St.
CITY TRANSFER ft STORAGE, Frd
E. Robmson, owner. firniit tt.ov
Ing, commercial hauling, everything
Sor your need. 39 S. Fir St Pb.
PROPERTY for ai tn E Taf
known a (he itilkey property. 4
room hou anA 3 lots. 5mU down
pavment, imI lika rtn CaJi or
write Lorti Garrison, flS6 West
2nd, Medford.
FOR SALE 3-tooto modern house,
newly reinshed Inside and out
New root, Immediate possession.
1 Weat 51th.
WANTED Stenographer, phon
or apply at 13 S. Central,
$95W One of ihe hwd amali irrisaled
farms tn the valley. 3t acres. 21
acrea in clover and alialta, plenty
Iruil. Lars a barn hold 4& iona hay
and ha ten stancionsi other out
bulMlnffs. Good five-room house. S
large u-ork horses, harness, two wag
ons, pJowa, raJte and otner farm m
pirmenla, Kay now reariy for cut
tinff. iietter s this now.
Also, 4?fl0. I-Jtrge tett-rtQnt
houjo, fire beSrooma fairly well
furnished Vary ciost 1o buinsa
district. Easy terms. This la a good
buy.
f ChwrnMt Sr. Phona
roJR-ROOM furniched apartment.
23 N. Jvy-
DOOS for al at oonnd, LoiieT Jan,
Phone 29flZ: S Shepherd atocle dace,
J blacfc SpanJel, r(-ialed Spring'
t. j Wirehair anrt 3 pupa, 5 hlarJt
Bourdcr Coiiia, i Fox Terrier,
Alaskan Spttt, t oart Pottca.
yon BEffT Boom for buainesa man.
NodrinfceTa. iS W. palm.
W ANTED EJecirle refrierator. Ph.
3565.
It fakes
of telephone calls
to build a bomber
cnd this cottntry Is making
more bombers than ever before
thing for war mean mor long Dii forte
tod. "And righ now ihino or moving
fouhi-quicit.
Thof omelh!ri8 o rmmfaf when yoV
t)phnf8 tenfl Duarc and th opr
ctor toy PJ )im! yowf coii to 3
Mo- cj5U gt through ;ukkf wh
everybody he!p 1hof woy.
to Vlctory-tvy VnM Stctu War Im&
THt MCffIC TIlIHOHf ANB TUtOfMFH COMMXT
S. SASTLETT JHOJ J5CI
ICS WaTJer. ?n W. 9
and now locnmicanon raroa,
ate, iTici tniporant. Rewastt. Kr
oid Brown, 3444.
MIDDLE-AGEt? woman waste part or
luil'timm work. Genarai otticm mx
pfT4fDr, Tribuna Bo T15.
GIRL wanta o care tor children tn
own home either day or njht. Call
at 75tt Pin ox Phona 3X
WANTED Housekeeper. Room, board
and vacea. &r. . , Cartar 33
FOR RENT to couple, nice clean 3
Toom apartment. rloe in. 3nd iloor,
private bMh. No rhiirfian ot pru.
t?.S. month, S. 7. hulc 424 'i N.
Crape Si.
FOR I-PASE Deaixabt buaina (oca
tion, N. Central. Jt th atreet,
locmerly occupied by Chriatian
Cener. Jnooira ScoW V, Xmvia,
Easie PvtoA 31-F-5.
FOR SALF Guernsey cow to lrehen
aoon, Prica E Boae, l-
xitr tana.
FOR SA1-F, Small hammer mill wifn
SV'-Jl. belt, .V Cecil JSariity, one
miie towib of Pho.nix.
WANTED To rent bedroom vniur
nishert home or 3 beiSroama and
aiepingr porch. Reasonably rto in.
3 adults. Permanent Medford resi
dents. Will five ox cava. Ph. 533.
FOR SALE lectrio hk tntxer.
$i.fl; na.vy blue crepe dcesc never
worn, 44. Phone 9333.
W A NTEO Sheep jsnr meftdowc,
alfalfa or atubble iield any
amount. Phone 3 ISO or ae ma at
ISoieS Graud MedfwtS, Or. V, S.
Phitippt.
FOR SALE -bedroom modern houa.
Saft S. HoSiy, Prired to aail.
FOR SALE Pre-war blcrrfe, MlWrtn
Shorlhom cow vrilb 3 ralvaa. 3 (ooo
milOi rows, 3 vVhiiafactd raW1, I
Whiicfaced heifer. Phon at3.
FOR SALS 3 acre in walnuto, cher
ries and allaifa, d-im. mod. houa
bam, saraxe. woodshed and chick
en house, 44940, pact down. Also.
arrese Jolnlnf on Sear Creek.
cSoae in. Phone ft4S-
WANTEO A porUble tjrpewrler In
good condition, and a wardrobe
mi. Phone 3Tfll atier T p. in.
FOR SALE Xlectrbx ato-e, Ph.
3i4).
HELP WANTED Another veteran
earn while 'ou learn. Phone 3iS
Central Point 5fli1reJa & VpboSaler?
Factory. L. P. Mathea.
WANTED Man ?or tire eervle and
repair "work. XreJ5en opportunity
to -worli ip. Jevtninxa Til Co, 324
V. Riverside. Phone 327?.
FOR RENT 3-room modem aparV
ment. Co in. Phon T3i5.
FOR SALE
Xnna Out Tiy SpTF etoaH? JriJia
wiii repei from one miikiria to
Rr'ormlcid treat your late
roaatinx eara and be free from
Earwig Bait up these, pests
br a fure-Nr rn(Arf.
Covernmenl Wheat brtn tout
Turkey Grower & Tt boy, S0
pec cwt.
F. B. SAMSON COMPAQ
FOR SAtX 3 deer rirtea and hii,
J 3, d, 35. 2a ct
Mc7adden, Lorler Lane.
WANTED Seed cleaninj. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Ottr top aervtoa per
formed by mea ho actuaiij- know
aeeris, toiipiro -wiih beat rJaaninf
equipment ohtaimhia wmtm oi
of aeed which wttl orltt ywt hh
e.S poasibl price. E. Sampan Ca.
RKPtACS your hroken window giaaa.
New inctalled while jroy wsit.
Tha OSaaa Houa,
Phona tU. wth and Urap.
WANTED Lai mode) uaed r.
iiisheat rrtta pairi for aood. tJaan
autocnohilec. Crater tka Koton.
WA IfTED Man for tire orv)r. Jn
nlnga TiTe Co, 12ft JUvatraliSav
Phs 327?.
WANTEO Hay mnA atraw ballat
Everett Falier, Dial
Towmend
DANCE
at
Dreamland Hail
Tue. Nif ht
JOLUEST OAHCE
IN MEDFORD!
thousands
7rR A2- Bedeieed, amaJ? araodv. . , . .
rantet smia hoi water tonit. Phona i Bi.OK E tr.d etean, S.5ft
Sftaa, i io-ad- aiedford Fei. Tei. 3tit.
TOR SALE We eiwaye ttev er i
laier modei used ?ara on hand. See I
us br-for ou Duy, Crao La'&o '
Motor.
KEN WANTEO
SCUT KERN JRE3CN
SUCAB ?m CO,
free CKiiatrcn haarinf eld denv ' 1
eatr4on. j
A AMtomobWa Marliat, J
th nsi Bartlett. Phon 2iiifl.
EompleVa rJrrSn.
FOR t-EASE Oeairabta buainew i?v
on, N. Ctntcal. is o t(h
etreet, tocmoeiv occupied, hj Cartx- '.
Wan Venter Inquire Scott V. E- ;
via, Phona Eajia Point 3S-F-S,
?
CASH IN A ILASB i
roa yotist car. !
fl;- T?mo. Cjtt od 1
rrttndly Mdf3?d Settee. J
PS). S919. ni) BsDirli. i
to tls.
VJTAH COAL Smrow prlr. C.T,
titdiotd IMti. Ti. SiH.
DTi"? SLABS Yon )iul Oioti br r
bt lead. MMStord Futi. JS23 H. Cwj-
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