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LOCAL and
In California Dave Grubb
Is spending two weeks In Cali
fornia visiting relatives.
Request Made Townsendttes
are requested to bring cake to
the K. ot P. hall Friday evening,
Aug. 23.
Playing Tonight ' The ad
vanced division of Mrs. Eve
Prentice's accordion trooper
band which Is playing tonight
for the Eagles' lodge meeting,
will meet at the studio at 8 p. m.
The 20 youngsters, 9 to 10 years
of age, will be in formal dress.
School to Open Lone Pine
school will open Sept. 11, Mon
day, for the fall term, It was an
nounced today by school board
members. The teaching staff
will be the same as last year,.
Htk TVT IVTqi-m C.hnlnt rapiiinff'
as principal, Also on the staff
are Mrs. Virginia Luman, Mrs.
Bertha McKInney and Mrs. Edith
Thornton.
Sergeant Here Sgt. Robert
Tuttle, senior gunner on a B-29
bomber and stationed at Pratt,
Kan., is in Medford to visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Tut
tle, 232 Valley View Drive. He
leaves Sunday to report back to
his bombardment squadron. Sgt.
Tuttle's brother, Second Lt.'
Shelby Tuttle, is Instructor in
an instrument school of the air
transport command at Nashville,
Tenn.
Court Citations Charged
by state police with driving cars
with improper lights, Ralph M.
Pierce, 18, of Medford was cited
to appear In justice of the peace I
court August 25 at 2 p. m., and1
Freeling L. Sawyer, 59, of Cave
Junction was cited to 'appear
Aug. 28 at 10 a. m. Car1. F. Bills,
24, of Coquille was cited to ap
pear at 4 p. m. today on a charge
of driving a car without an oper
ator's license.
.
Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs.
James E. Walker are the parents
of a daughter, Barbara Lea, born I
1ft fif nairlciritlM T? T Mr J
Walker, a storekeeper second
class in the Seabees, is stationed
at Camp Thomas, Davisville, in
the disbursing office. Walker
was formerly office manager of
the Crystal Springs Packing
company here. Barbara Lea
weighed six pounds and five
ounces. The Walkers have one
other daughter, Diane Louise,
Called by Illness Called to
Medford by the serious illness
of their mother, Mrs. F. M. Cor
lies of 117 Laurel street, who
suffered a stroke a week ago,!
are Lt. (jg) L. D. Corlies of the
coast guard, stationed at Ketchi
kan, Alaska, and Mrs. Frank
Quicke of Los Angeles. Lt Cor
lies was accompanied here by
his wife. Mrs. Corlier is con
fined in Sacred Heart hospital,
her condition remaining un
changed. She is also the mother
of Mrs. George A. Codding, 1015
Queen Anne avenue.
Mrs. Loeffler Here Mrs. A.
J. Loeffler and daughter, Mary
Ellen, have arrived in Medford
from Parkvllle, Mo., and will
spend the next few weeks here.
Mrs. Loeffler Is a house guest of j
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Bauman, 215:
North Ivy street, and Miss Loeff
ler is with her sister, Miss Grace
Loeffler, who returned to Med
ford several weeks ago. The
Loefflers formerly resided here,
leaving about a year ago when
Lt. Com. Loeffler was assigned
to Park college in Missouri
where a naval training program
is being carried on.
New
Cream Deodorant
S.ie!y btlpt
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not re: :res ot tr.ea' lhirts.
2, Prevents unr-srra odor
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4. No wiiting to drr. On b
met. r.jtSc titrt ihiTing.
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PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Thursday
8:00 p. m. Crater Lake
Aerie No. 2093, and auxiliary,
F.O.E., Eagles' hall, 219 W.
Main St. Both aerie and aux
iliary will have initiation.
Plans to be made for Aerie
birthday celebration, Aug. 27.
8:00 p. m. Chrysanthemums
Thimble club, home of Carrie
Milnes, 820 Narregan street.
Bring finished sewing.
Friday
1:00 p. m. Electa Social club,
home of Mrs. H. M. Olson, 425
Benson avenue, covered dish
luncheon.
1:30 p. m Jolly Stitchers
club, home of Mrs. Bessie John
ston, 697 West 13th street.
8:00 p. m. Lecture on the
Oregon employment and retire
ment Insurance plan at K. of P.
hall. Speaker, Charles T. Wet
terman, Chicago. Sponsor, Med
ford Townsend club No. 1.
Return Pvt. and Mrs. R. L.
Harper left here yesterday to
return to Camp Maxey, Tex.,
where Pvt. Harper is stationed,
after spending a 10-day visit
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. E.
Harper on South Columbus
avenue and with other relatives
in Prospect.
Vanderpool Leaves Pvt.
Charles Vanderpool left Wed
nesday for his new post in Texas 1
after spending a 10-day furlough
with relatives and 'friends in
Medford. Since March he has
been stationed at Camp Roberts,
Calif., where he completed basic
training July 15. His special
training has been second echelon
mechanic. Pvt. Vanderpool is
the son of Mrs. Mabel Vander
pool and a brother of Virgie
Vanderpool.
Fichtner Here Clyde Flcht
ner, SP(T)2c in the navy and
stationed at Treasure Island, is
in Medford to visit his father,
Carl Fichtner, 613 South Holly
street Fichtner, chemical war
fare Instructor, will remain for
several days, planning to leave
about Sept. 1. He will be accom
panied south by his two children
who have been spending the
summer In Grants Pass with
Mrs. Fichtner's mother, Mrs.
John Daley.
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Assigned Pvt. James C.
Gould, whose family resides near
Central Point, has been assigned
to the army service forces train
ing center, Camp Plauche, Newi
Orleans, for basic military train
ing, a news release from the
camp states. After six weeks
of basic work he will receive
nine weeks of specialized train
ing to fit him for duty with the
army transportation corps which
is charged with the mission of
transporting men and war ma
terial to the theatres of oper
ation throughout the world.
THE GRANGE
Central Point Grange
Entertainment for the Central
Point grange meeting Aug. 4
consisted of an entirely memor
ized 50 minute musical program
presented by a group of Mrs.
Eve Prentice's Accordion Troup
ers. The youngsters, aged 9 and
10 years, were in formal dress,
the girls in floor length dresses
and the boys in dark trousers
with white tuxedo coats.
On Aug. 18, a program telling
of the whereabouts and activi
ties of servicemen belonging to
the Central Point grange was
presented. Poems to fit the occa
sion were recited and Mrs. Ruth
Clark of Central Point sang two
solos. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pat
terson were chairmen.
STEAK'S A STEAK
Salem, Mass. (U.PJ Under
wartime conditions, it takes
more than a three-alarm fire to
scare hungry diners away from
a steak dinner. As patrons of
Oscars Grill hustled into the
street to escape flames, three
guests were seen carrying their
half-eaten steaks and cutlery
to a nearby automobile, where
they finished the meal.
Every conceivable kind of war
material is being transported by
rail today in unprecedented
quantities throughout the coun
try, comprising more than 65
per cent of all Dusiness moving
In the express service, accord
ing to the Railway Express
Agency, Inc.
fA NEW
XTHTN yt -x' qaicfc relief from
' pain, do rou faesiuu to taJce upiria
because it leaves you with tn upset
stomach ) If so, this new medical dis
covery, SL'PERIN. is "jtut what the
doctor ordered" for 70a.
lprn b fplrtn a4 coortioi the
same pore, sale sipirio 70a bare long
known but developed by doctors 10 a
special wsy for thou opset by upirio
id its ordinary form.
Thla new Irinsl of aspirin taMet di stores
more quickly, leu the up inn get ngbt
at the job of relieving paia. reduces the
t-aa.7 oi ordioar lupma, sod dot
SILVER STAR ID
BRONZE MEDAL TO
LIEUT. COL F
The Silver Star for gallantry
in action and the Bronze Medal
for meritorious service have
been awarded to Lt. Col. Stuart
G. Fries of Washington, D. C,
the nephew of Katie M. Grieve
of Prospect and Mrs. O. C. Pur
keypilo of 806 North Holly
street.
The general orders for the dec
orations were Issued by com
mand of Ma. Gen. Charles H.
Gerhardt, commander of the
29th Infantry Division In France
and former commander of the
91st Infantry Division when it
was being trained at Camp
White. They were sent to Mrs.
Grieve by her brother, MaJ. Gen.
Amos A. Fries, retired, of Wash
ington, D. C, father of Col.
Fries.
The order describing the
action for which Col. Fries was
awarded the Silver Star said:
"For gallantry in action on June
20, 1944, in Normandy, France,
Lt. Col. Fries did without per
sonal regard for his own safety.
continuously expose himself to
enemy machine gun, rifle and
mortar fire as he directed the
action of a company of me
dium tanks as they supported
an attack by a battalion of in-
fantry in the vicinity of
Thnneh unmounted and com
pletely exposed to enemy fire
at short ranges, Lt. Col Fries
directed the tanks so as to con
tinue the attack, and by his con
duct and bearing under extreme
ly dangerous circumstances, gave
inspiration to those around him
and reflected great credit upon
the military service."
The order of the Bronze Medal
read as follows: For meritorious
achievement as battalion com
mander from June 6, 1944, to
July 10, 1944, in Normandy,
France."
Lt. Col. Fries, commander of
a tank battalion, also received a
commendation from MaJ. Gen. L.
T. Gero for "the splendid sup
port given to the infantry ele
ments of the 29th and 1st In
fantry Divisions in the capture
of beachhead objectives" by the
tank battalion.
Lt. Col. Fries has never re
sided in Medford.
WILL ENJOY SWIM
IN TOPSIDES POOL
Mr. and Jlrs. Alfred Carpen
ter will be hosts Saturday at
Topsides, their home on Old
Stage Road, for a swimming
party for members of the Junior
Red Cross who have volun
teered their time this summer
in the Junior High Jeep Shop,
the Hobby Shop or working in
the Junior Headquarters Shop.
Supervisors of the shops are
Invited as well as mothers who
are helping chaperon the group.
A Rogue River Transit bus
will leave the Junior Red Cross
headquarters at 10 a. m. Sat
urday. This is the second time
the company has furnished free
transportation for the annual
picnic. Each child should bring
his own "nose bag" picnic
lunch, swim suit and towel. The
party will last until 4 p. m.
Children planning to go
should try to register their
name with Miss Vera Hum
phrey at Junior office phone
4689, or at Hobby House with
Milo Ross phone 2629.
Mr. Fitch, Red Cross assist
ant field director, is obtaining
a life guard from Camp White.
PLAN RETURN
New York (U.R) Columbia
university alumni now In the
armed forces plan to return to
pre-war vocations, a survey con
ducted by the university's ap
pointment office indicates. Ques
tionnaires were sent to 5000
graduates and former students.
A majority of the 1800 who re
plied indicated a desire to take
up life where it had been Inter
rupted by the war.
The Royal Canadian Academy
of Arts was founded in 1880.
kind of
JUNIOR RED CROSS
ASPIRIN tablet
doesn't upset stomach
not Irrittu of vpset rtomsch rraa
aher repeated doses.
Tr this svf to remind 700 to get
Saperfn today, so yoo can have h on
faaod when headaches, colds, etc, strike.
Set how quickly It
relieves 'eain how
Una voo feel sfier tsk r.
Ing. At your drug gilt's,
IV end 59.
At Craterian
. UjtSr
Playing this week it the Cra
terian Is Eddie Cantor in "Show
Business," with George Murphy,
Constance Moore and Joan Da
vis. Livestock
Portlnd, Or., Aug. 34 OT Llva-
, stock:
I Cattle, 153; calve,. S. Market
opened very acuva. bteaay on all
classes. Few common steers, $9.00 Q
10.50; medium heifers. 911.00; com
mon mostly 7 .00 10.00; common to
medium cows, $7 .00 8 SO; few, $9.30:
canners and cutters, S4 30i3fl.75: odd
heads medium bulls, $8.50; medium
to good vealers, $12 50irt 14.00.
Hogs. 500. Market active, steady.
Top, $10.73 on good to choice 180
240. lb. BveraKes; 241-270 lbs. up to
$13.00; heavier weights, $13.3014 .00;
medium down to $13.00; liaht lights,
$13.50314 50; sows, $12.00612.30; me
dium feeder pins, $10.00.
Sheep, 600. Market slow. Most ear
ly bids weak. Tew lota medium
wooled spring lambs, $10.00; good to
choice held above $12.00; good ewes,
$3.00; liberal carry-over offered In ad.
dlUon to fresh recelpta.
Soutll San Francisco, Aug. 24 (UP)
I Cattle. 230. Around 30 head to feed-
ioi, largely sne-stocx run. Slow, weak,
STie bids lower. Good cows quoted
$72 00 12.25: medium. $11.0011.75;
about 22 head cutters. $7.00 8 00:
cancers, 53.50 30 50; medium aausage
bulls. $10.00 M0 50.
Calves, 10. Nominal. Good to choice
vealers quoted $13 308 14-30.
Hogs, 300. Steady. Few packages
good to chotce 180-240-lb. barrows and
flits. $13.75: sorted 230-270-lb. at
15 00: odd good sows. $13.00.
Sheep. 1500. Choice grades scarce,
undertone about steadr. alow Medium
.to good shorn lambs. $11 00. 12 00;
lew Kooa ewes. 54.00-4.30: around
100 head cull 62-lb. ewea. $1.00.
Chlcaco. Aug. 24 (UP) (WTA
Livestock;
imw. uimpine clearance,
pood and choice 150-240 lbs.. $14 73;
iiuxi and must sow. ,14 UU.
Cattle. 3500: calves, 700. No strict-
ru "wrs ann yearungs
here. Top. $17.60: bulk medium and
T rWiH mm 4a ia e ea.
725 lh S17.00; cutter cowi. $7 00
down; canner moitiy $s 00 3 00;
-". iJui!5iu.o; mnsi
Hfht and medium weijrht grass bull.
311.39; fat bulls. $12 0013 06.
Sheep. 1000. Good and choice na
tive springers mostly $14.50 M 7S;
medium and good. $13.00(14 25; cull
and common. $6.00 jt 10.00; shorn na
tive ewes mostly $4.75 down.
Portland Produce
Portland, Aug. 24 (UP) Wholesale
market:
Watermelons California. ee b.
eggplant Local, $101.73 flat
Sauash Zucchinnl, 73 8 83c doje
Danish. H&OQX.n box.
Tomatoes Vaklma, $1.1081.23 box.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago. Aug. 24 UP Wheat:
.Open High Low Close
Sept. ..$1.344 $1,331.1 S1.54'i gi.s.Vi
Dec. 1 34 1.34',; 1.33s, '1541,
May -1.S2T, 1 53 1 32 l.S2.
July . 1.47". 1.471, 1.461. MOV,
8. F. DAIRY PRICES
San Francisco, Aug. 24. (U.R)
Dairy market:
Butter: 93 score, 43c; 92 score.
42Hc; 91 score, 42Vtc; 90 score,
4 Hie.
Cheese: Wholesale prices, loaf,
27.9c; triplets, 27.2c.
Effgs: Large grade A 45!9
45'4c; medium grade A, 40,4
41Wc; small grade A, 22fff23Vic;
large grade B, 33 33 He.
Wall Street
New York, Aug." 24 UR
The stock market lost fractions
to more than a point at mid
session today on selling induced
by favorable war news, but
rallied from the lows and dis
played a steadier tone at closing.
Transactions increased over the
recent totals.
Profit taking appeared in
many of the recent favorites.
War issues encountered some
selling and this group made the
poorest showing. A few of the
peace shares managed to register
small net gains, although recent
ly firm utilities were depressed.
Ralls and steels, leaders of the
so-called war Issues, were prin
cipal losers.
Today's closing prices on se
lected stocks:
American Tel. Sc Tel 184
1 Anaconda . 28V4
Chrysler 91'.
Curtiss Wright SH
General Electric 38H
General Motors 61H
Montgomery Ward 50V4
Penn. R. R. 29V
Phillips Petroleum
44H
J. C. Penney 105V
Radio
10H
Southern Pacific ..
Standard Oil Cal.
Texas Gulf Sulphur .
Transamer ca
United Aircraft
29H
35H
10
5014
581
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Roger Bacon, "the father of
yclentiflc research," waa an
English monk, born In 1214. He
served many Jail terms for sor
cery because he preached of
miracles, among them the air
plane, automobile, steamship and
the electric lamp.
Men, Women! Old at
40, 50, 60! Get Pep
FaIYaar.Youngir,FullofVim
fMBi Mama erttsnstM. wvrt. n D tort'if
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lis alt f '-i T'.i Ts''i n-w mt k, Tsf
tsal 014? atari fsaiim tvt-r aad youacac. i0a.
, At n drtif store- Merjuhere in
TiMuorc,, at rnss. Strang Drug mno
KttcB XbxUt -tore.
CARRIE BOND 82
Hollywood, Aug. 24. (U.F9
Carrie Jacobs Bond, white-hair
ed composer of some of the na
tion s most famous songs, was
feted yesterday on her 82nd
birthday by 500 members of the
Los Angeles breakfast club.
CHICAGO FIRES DOWN
Chicago (U.R) This city, wide
ly known for Mrs. O'Leary's
cow, which kicked over a lan
tern and started a great fire
which devastated the city in in
1871, had 1.263 fewer fires in
the first six months of 1944
than for the same period last
year, according to Fire Marshal
A. J. Mullaney.
Too Late to Classify
FOR RENT Four-room apartment,
nicely furnished, centrally located.
A 1 ' Tribune Box 40ti2.
FOR RENT 4-room house, centrally
located, nlcelv furnished. AdulU.
Tribune Box 4963. .
WANTED A uood home for 4-months-old
Cocker and Wnter Span
iel male ouppy. Call 5427 or 917
N. Central .
W A N TED OH circulator, alo wood
circulator, rnone vm.
CcbD gentle Guernsey milch cow,
f living approximately 4 gallons dai
v. G. E. Fiarll, corner of Medford
J'vllle highway and Arnold lane.
Phone 6385. ,
WILL party who "iooU watch from
Humphiey't window Monday kind-
ly phone 6331.
HELP WANTED Set of fallera and
backers. Long log. $1 0 caliper
icate. Phone 1321 or 1305, Butte
Falls. A. v. curtis.
FOR SALE Handsome davenport that
can he converted Into double bed.
Pre-war quality like new. Ph. 28d.
FOR SALE Heavy duty truck with
110 h. p. 6-cvlintler motor and
heavy rear end. Will sell all or part.
WANTED Experienced stenog. In Inw
office, permanent position, good
pay. Phone 3517 or 2540.
WAGON WllFEL DANCE"
PAVILION
Open Saturday ntght.
Cattle ranch. 200 acre. -room
modern house, also 4-room modern
house. 45 acres In alfalfa and oats.
Irrigated. Large barn and two smsll
barns, lota of outbldgs. School bus.
good roads, small orchard. One trac
tor and plow, mower, rake, other
machinery. Two horses, two saddles.
Outftde cattle range. Terms can be
arranged.
53000
Suburban home at Jacksonville.
J ' 4 acres, good four-room house,
loTi fruit, berries, new barn, chick
en house, garage. City water. One
cow. 2 hoss. chickens. 1000 down,
balance Z.
Alo .. . ,
We have buyers for small dairy
ranches close in that will handle
ten to fifteen cows.
HARRY LONG. Real Estate,
O. W. BALLEW. Salesman.
1258 . Kiversiae
C A ..A A 2 'a t'csi near rnoenix.
.Vt jUU 4-room modern house, clo-
y wwv wr i-rigad. family or
chard. Some equipment. I. E. Schu
er225JVcst Oth. Dial 3503.
FOR SALE Box springs mat
tresses for twin bedsJ$75.-Call2598.
Sweet corn, si" so sack, a miies
west Jacksonville hishway on Per-
rvdale. 4th house on right, B. E.
Ford Phone (V-t2.
WANT E D Lis fl ns on 4 and 5 -room
modern homes. Harry Long, real es
tatePhone 2708.
FOR SALE At Jack's ffnd-Hand
Store, house doors, pressure tank,
tahlesbullet, plywood.
EARLY CRAWFORD peacKea at the
Oakdale Grorery.
FOR SALE Team ot work Horses
with hnrne.-s, 1500 lbs.. B and 9
year. C.ontle and good workers.
2nd house on rik'ht from RocK
Point br.t.KC. Gold Hill.
fOR SALE--1 npnn h envy logging
horses. 1 4-venr-old horse, big gen
tle, been worked a little; 2 seta
heavv harness; 3 Jersey cows 1
heifer: crenm separator. lamea Mil
ler. Trail, Ore.
F5R SALE -Ice box, radio, dining ia
ble and chirs, hreakfast set, com
plete hedL 424 King.
FOR SALE Oriental antique settee.
mahoRnny. S35. Also baby car seat.
805 Pine St.
COUPLE to occupy room, man em
ploved, wife to care for house for
wages. Housekeeping privilege. 23
N. Ora g jr c. i
FOR SALE IflO acres. S acres under
Irrigation, good barn, chicken house.
No house. Located on Uutte Fails
hiehwav Price $1500 Will take
car or tnick as part payment. B. C.
Hampton. Inqulra at Midway Serv.
S t a tton . Hi i 1 tc F n 1 1 ar oa d .
BABY car jieats. SlmsDros
FOR SALE Ort TRADE Small ranch,
all tn cult., electricity, pressure sys
tem, good barn. 9 coWs. team, hay
In barn, farm tool Will sell with
or wlthrut stock Want house In or
near Midford. Will be at 203 Mr
Andrews rond from 1 till 4 p. m .
Sun., Aug. 27. If Interested see me
th ere .
3 ACRES lri clover, fenced CM
Stage road 3'. acres on Kings high
wav. In alfalfa. 5-room house In
good location, priced right. I also
have a choice farm on Rig Apple
gate Se F. Gould. 402 W. Jackson.
PHOENIX" POS'TOFFICE: Fruits ""and"
vegetables. Canning tomatoes. 3c lb.
Corn. 25e Hoi. Peaches for canning.
Watermelons, beans, plums, pirk
ling cucumbers, pears and other
produce. Bring containers. Earl
Harris. r
FOR SALE OR R"ENT Completely
furnished 8-room house. Phone 3(i8
or call at 112 Laurel.
NO PRIORITY NEEDED
For No. 4 Lumber
Stock available for Immedinte He
livery. NO PHIOHITY NEEDED
FOR THE FOLI OWINC: Fuller
psinta. Certain teed roofing and
shingles. plasterboard, Flrtex,
hardware, nails. Insulation.
MEDFORD LUMBER CO .
3rd and Fir Sta. ' Dial 2240.
EAGLE POINT LUMBER CO,
Eagle Point, Ore. Tel. 37.
Wante6A gootT slightly uaefType-
wrlter. fJhone 303, Central Point
Hatchery.
FOR SALE -4 FVrnVr22V Cood
motor, fair tires Ph 2BM.
FOR SALE- Fisher's wheat mfx' Vnifl
run. Faber's, 34 8. Riverside. Ph.
4449.
FOR SATt- Harilgrsnite grit for
chickens and turkeys. Faber's, 34
S. Riverside.
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
Sleepless Nights
Tetrtfs sir rir -Mnert er.tla IS mOm
' lir.w t ti' nr blten wt.li
bl'vd snd liT v' beithy. Wba they grt
timl Sf.d di. t work nht In tb dsvtlms,
tnsny pvnf.UL-Ta tot up fiifMa. Krwivwal
or se-n'.f pmmt vita trr.it.g wi bumiag
rvrntim tUra U f.n.M li i ng strong
Hb yrjur kflneyi nr I.U'!Ht. D'-tri
XL in tvtiyjui'.o M 1 vlui nwtful -leep.
V iin niW'M'r r4 nHwy Tiar-tinn r-rtnita
pr.isor.'flja n.Bttef to riTi-.n In yur tA'-ni. it
rxty 4io c- Titr;ut lc-iie, rhrumatie
pain, tt fiiM, f'f pep and en-rtv,
s-'ilirs. p-!, u-ier the eyas, batMiaci-es
a il iinii''-,
m.l A- rtr nrutrt r Dean's
P:1U. UH ijrro!iiIlv by n.n.'rtt- tor ore 40
y7S H.-T fi-e )-Vtr rlil Sbd sHll h-lp
tt 15 tr.il. 'A iHnv inS f wh nut pr4o
ai vuta Uvu ywi -4w. H i uk
BABT or seats. gfm Bro.
FOR SALE 4 acres irrigated Ladlno
pasture, (..ooa wen, young orchard,
rerr.es, 3-ioom house, barn, elec
tricity. Guernsey cow and electric
fence included. $2,150, terms. Turn
left at end ot Spring St., 3rd hou.e.
Gene Losee.
FOUND Femala Terrier pup. white
and blackish. brown. Ph. 7373.
BICYCLE saddles 30c to 75c below
ceiling prtce:81ms Bros.
JUST RECEIVED Shipment of new
engine assemblies for Dodge, Plm
outh. Chrysler, De Soto and Dodge
trucks, ready to Install at a price
very little more than an overhiiul
job. U C. Taylor Co., 113 S. Riv
erslde. Phone 29P3.
FARMERS. ATTENTION! City Trans
fer & Storage offers you a complete
service in all hauling and delivery
of anything. Phone 4664. 38 S. Fir.
Let Us Refintsh Your Car RlRht
ONE fhop using best DU PONT
PRE-WAR MATKR1ALS.
19 Years Same Location.
MITCHELL PAINT SHOP,
608 S. Riverside. (1
PATRONIZE your'looal transfer com-
rany, operating in nieoiora since
919. Davis Transfer & Storage Co.,
40 S. Fir St. Phone 2888.
BTCYCLE tires. Goodyear. G'ilfette,
U. S., Pennsylvania. Seiborliug. All
grade I Urea guaranteed at Sims
pros.
F ORSALE 202 S. Orange street. Slx-
rooin lurnisnea nome, including two
bedrooms and music room, lnrfio
glassed-in service porch, fireplace,
Tlotpoint electric water heater, ta
ble top electric range, box springs
and lnnersprlng mattresses on beds,
Slayer piano, electric refrigerator,
ot water heating plant with radi
ators, oil furnace with thermostat.
Corner lot. Immediate potseasion.
Navy man owner In town until
August 30. For appointment phono
Charles R. Ray. Realtor, 3it02. Room
317 Medford Blrtg.
RADIO SERVICE fl. TELEVISION CO.,
S. Columbus, off Stewart Ave. Sure
we have radio tubes and we can
repair any make of radio regardless
of trouble. We may go on to sny
you will have to bring tn your ra
dio or we will call for lt. You see
we have been good fellows and
supplied tubes to folks that were
not obtainable any other place, but
someone spoiled that privilege, so
the honest people will bring In
their radios for tubes. P. O. Box
866, Medford.
Wa tch for the Sicn of
THE WAGON WHEEL.
WANT ride for three to Albuquerque.
is. M, Detween isi ana iutn oi
Sept. Will pav for all gasoline and
help drive Call 3340.
LIVESTOCK auction Monday. A"g.
26. at 1 p. m . Lake view, ore., near
stockyards: 100 horses of all classes.
3A0 cattle Including Hereford feeder
steers, fat cattle and- cows and
calves; acveral large constgnmenta
of hoga and feeder pigs, also feeder
lambs, nearlv new stock snddie and
late model tractor on rubber, and
four-bottom plow. Lake view Live
stock Commission Co.
FOR SALE 525 West Second St
Four-room nome near junior nign
school, hardwood floors, fireplace,
two bedrooms and sleeping porch,
new roof and painted 1943. lawn
and ahrubbery. Price S4000. terms.
Possession In 30 days. Oil circu
lator and furniture may be pur
chased If needed. Phone Charles R.
Rav, Realtor, 3!02. for appointment.
Room 217 Medford Bldg.
EARLY CRAWFORD peaches at the
uaxoaie t,rocery!
WANTED Man for steady work In
Medford district. reo to travel
short trips. Good pay. Call at Fos
ter & Kleiner Co., 311 6. Front St.,
Monday. 28th.
f2750 Two-bedroom house. Living
room, airmen, pnin, uiiiciio, uo,
rooms, closet. uUllty porch and
Storeroom. Located at 638 Palm St.
Phone 2320. By owner.
WANT to rent 4 or 5-room furn.
house. Permanent civilians, a cnn
Hr.n lit 3. Box 130. Medford. Ore.
NOfiCE TO REA'LfOHSTThe proper
ty of sua c wuieae is on uic m-t-
KCl.
W A N'T to buy living room and bed-
room mrnuure ma a -
Phnno Knil
WANTED To buy gns Hot water
tank and heating stove. Ph. 6943.
BABY car sents. Sims" Bros.
,100 Large house, S bedrooms, liv
ing room, dining room, kitchen,
two bathrooms; very close-in prop
erty. Nice yard, trees. 1000 down,
balance monthly.
gH300 30 acres In clover and al
falfa, Irrigated; team, harnchs, two
wagons, plows, cultivator, harrow
and other farm Implements; on
Rogue River. Good house, new barn
and other nutbuildinRs. Terms. i
$1600 Three rooms and bath,
large lot, near schools. $U0 down.
$2250 Four-ronm house, two bed- i
rooms; large lot, plenty shade, fruit I
$20001(10 ere timber land: i
creek through place: good fishing. :
H. O. Wilson, 7 Chestnut St. Ph.
Stnt. , .
fjfCEL? furnished1 apartment" UflT-
ji n. i.eini-1. I
fbR SALE Ground wheat for hogs. ,
mi per cwi. in iiii B.n. -rial
lav uig mash without milk, $3 30
-V V Kaminn f'n I
Pi
IANO TUNING, li EPA I It ING. VOIC-
ING. J. W. Kellogg. P. O. Box 6u2.
Aahl-nd Phone 4152.
EARLY CRAWFORD pMcKea at the
bahring From ft TIM 12 j
THE WAGON WtlhEL
r-.rmtr, rrwlf
MOVING? Furniture, farm equipment.
grain, iwy, "
equipment, experienced men, prompt
fOR RENT Attract! ve3-room house,
located Vi rewiown. r.-..'-..
with hreakfast nook, hvln romn
with fireplace, bedroom and bath.
Nicelv furnished, with electric stove
and refrigerator. Call 3130 for In-
rTTc YCI .E tires. Rims .Hroi.
WANTF.D- Bov for parta department.
hieany empioymcm, j
opportunity (or advancement. See
Mr Galloway at L. C. Taylor Co..
g-. a,-.. - -iai
S0N0T0NE
BETTER
HEARING
CENTER
Friday, Aug. 25
MEDFORD
HOTEL
BEDFORD
IVftt (rfidlf msVe an sni!lr
grarp ot youi hearing. In 30
minuia you cso see u how much
eour hearing has slipped, snd
whether or not you need s hearing
id. 1 here is no charge or obliga
tion lor cunsuluuon or wits.
E. C. WRIGHT
Certified ftonoton Consultant
fflatterlea for All Hearing Aid.
I
. Thursday August 24, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUrTE SEVElt
' .!
WANTED Fountain lri at Roxy
Ann confectionery. Hours 11 a. m.
to 7 p. m. No Sunday work
WANTED Grain grinding. If you are
to busy to haul, we will haul, grind
and return your grain at moderate
cost. F. E. Samson Co.
CANNING peaches. Roche.ters. Craw
fords, Hales, growers' price. Bart
lett pears. Jars. 2Sc per t"oi. Pay
Less Market. 233 S. Riverside, op-
posit Fii'estone
WANTED Man for tire service. Jen
nings Tire Co., 329 N. Riverside.
Phone 3277.
Hi WAY CAFE
Under new ownership. Jim and
JT.it el Dean. Open 24 hours a day.
Clost-d Thursday.
A T TENT ION, V A I R YMENI Use Trl
anKle milk ration, a top dairy feed,
second to none, $3.20 per owL F.
E. Sa mson Co.
foil LEASE Desirable business loca
tlon, N. Central, just off 6th street,
formerly occupied by Christian
Center. Inquire Scott V. Davis,
Eanle Pint31-F-3.
WANTED Sheep pasture "mea-ows.
alfalfa or stubble fields, any
amount. Phone 2H7 or see me at
Hotel Grand, Medford, Oro. V. J.
Fhuippi,
FOR SALE We always have a tew
later model used cars on nana. ee
us betore you buy. Crater Lake
Mo t ors.
W A NT E D Late mode, used cars.
Highest prices paid for good, clean
automobiles Crater Lake Motors.
DEAFENED
Free Duratron hearing aid dem
H onstratlon.
At the Automobile Market,
flth and BartletL Phone 3910.
Complete fitting. 50
LOW FEED PRICES
Government wheat, per cwt.,
In your sacks $2 30
Egg mash, complete, per cwt. -.30
Feed this for best results.
Special dairy feed, per 80-lb.
bag 330
Special turkey grower mash 3 00
Scratch, with corn 3.00
Special hog feed, minerals, etc. 3 to
X-tra egg producer mash 3.63
F. E. SAMSON CO. ,
REPLACE your broken window glass.
New glass installed while you wait.
MKDKOKD MILL WORK CO..
The Glass House.
Phone 41 ta. 10th and Grape.
ATTENTION PLFASEl
LOOK THESE OVER
Late model used can. OPA price.
Iirge supplv famous Pa y ton-Mo
Claren Urea. Bring In your certifi
cates. Foglighta, Prestone, Goodyear hat.
terles. Buy now while stock la avail
able. See at A. Z "TUBBY" DEAN'S,
Your Pontiac Dealer,
Richfield Station Dial
Bth and Grape Buy More Bonds.
WANTED Man for tire service. Jen
nings Tire Co., 329 N. Riverside.
Phnna- N277
ORDER your feed In load lots or !
combine yours and your neighbor's
for economical delivery to your
ranch. lW-ton or 5-ton Iota, r. E.
Samson Co.
MEN WANTED
DRY LUMBER HANDLERS
GREEN CHAIN PULLERS
.SOUTHERN OREGON
SUGAR PINS CO.
UTAH COALr-iimmrr phc off oaf.
Medford Fuel. Tel. 31 II.
Mchi, unlv M.kflv, atsrts :45
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DRY SLABS You haul them by tier
or toad. Medford Fuel, 11.. N. Cen-tral
ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON-Spectala
during August on permanents. 12
N Central. Phone 2(5S4.
FIR ROUGH BLOX and big fir slabs,
freen. 6-tier load, Sfi 50 Medford
uel Tel 3111. 1123 N Central.
PLANER aL03Bisj and cieanTs35
per load. Medford Fuel. Tel. 3111,
"firtiii'if
USED GARS
Medford'i Largest Buyer
Pays Highest Prices
CASH AT ONCE
"If it runs we'll buy it"
HUMPHREY MOTORS
33 S. Riverside. Dial 4980
Shows Daily 1:45-6:45-8
ENDS SATURDAY
SUNDAY
Show, Start 1:45-6:45-9:30
Mutt End Saturday
John Carradlna
1 .,iik
Gale Sondcrgard
ALSO
Hopalong Casildy
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