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Newspaper Page Text1 I SI LOCAL and In Hospital Mrs. William Gates, 31 Crater Lake avenue, underwent major surgery in St. Vincent's hospital, Portland, yesterday. To California Miss Vivian Johnston of, 202 Stark street left here this week for Antioch, Calif., where she will teach the coming school year. To Pen Jack Herbert Car ter, sentenced to five years In the state penitentiary for forg ery, and Horace Oliver Story, given a two-year sentence for obtaining money by false pre tenses, were taken to Salem to day by Deputy Sheriff Bill Grenbemer. Return Mrs. N. D. Neatham er and children have returned to their home In Richmond. Calif., after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rice, 910 W. 11th St. Mrs. Neathamer was here to attend the wedding of her sister, Miss Dorothy Rica to Sgt. Daniel Boverini which was an event of August 18. Tent To Meet Elta Hubbs Deuel Tent, Daughters of Union Veterans, will hold the first meeting of the fall season this evening in the Tent room at the armory at 8 p. m. Members are urged to attend since Miss Ora Cox, Medford, national presi dent, wishes members to assist i ith preparations for the na tional convention which Miss Cox will attend next month. Speaker Coming Charles T. Wetterman, Chicago, national official of the Townsend move ment, will speak this evening on the Oregon state pension bill which will be on the November election ballot. Wetterman will speak at a meeting of Medford Townsend Club No. 1 at the K. of P hall at 8 p. m. It is stated that the public Is invited to attend and that no charge will be made. A large attend ance is anticipated. WAVE Home Jeanne Lor raine S w a y n e, electrician's mate, third class USNR, is in Medford visiting relatives at 16 Cargill Court. Miss Swayne is one of the few young women ever to qualify for an electri cian's rating in the navy accord ing to H. W. Crain, Medford navy recruiting officer. Miss Swayne is stationed in the com munication branch at Washing ton, D. C. and this is her first leave since enlisting through the Medford office in Septem ber Of 1943. She leaves August 31 to return to her station. OPENING WAGON WHEEL DANCE PAVILION 4 Miles from Medford on Griffin Creek Road Dancing from 9 til 12 STEVE BAKER and DAVE GOULD i J? c-. : i i . -s t. xu?, 1 LS Southern Oregon's Largest and Finest Dance Halls Ray's Modern Music taner Hours 9 p. m. 'Til 1 a. m. DREAMLAND GLD TI5IE DANCE FOR VCUNG (NO OLD! SUMMER HOURS 9 .'TIL 1 EVERYONE WELCOME! PERSONAL CALENDAR Friday 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. 8:00 p. m. Elta Deuel Hubbs Tent, Daughters of Union Vet erans, first fall meeting at ar mory. Members urged to attend to assist Miss Ora Cox, national president, with convention work. Lt. Peirca Here Lt. Max Peirce, engineering officer for the overhaul squadron in the naval air transport service, sta tioned at the naval air station, Oakland, Calif., will return to his post Saturday after spend ing a few days here on business. Lt. Peirce is manager of the Medford Investment company. Check Epidemic District At torney George W. Neilson said today that his office had been flooded the past week or so with bad check cases, and warned local merchants to use care in cashing checks for per sons they do not know. Two passers of worthless checks were recently sentenced to the state penitentiary and other cases are pending, he said. r mi OF SENATE IRKS Washington, Aug.' 25. (U.R) The question of defiance of con gress by the executive branch, raised a few months ago when a presidential aide, Jonathan Daniels, declined to appear be fore a senate committee, has again become a senate issue. This time the fire is directed at Attorney General Biddle. The attorney-general not only declined to submit the informa tion sought by a senate commit tee, but blocked the war depart ment from getting the same in formation, needed in a study of possible army disposition of the Breakers Hotel in West Palm Beach, according to charges made by Senator Ferguson (R., Mich.) Train Wreck Due To High Speed on Curve Washington, Aug. 25. (U.R) Absence of adequate safeguards to prevent excessive speed on curves was assigned by the in terstate commerce commission today as the cause of the derail ment of an Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe passenger train near Maine, Arizona, last July 3 resulting in the death of four persons and the injury of 126. AGREEMENT ON OIL Washington, Aug. 25. (U.R) Senators who have been study ing informally the tentative An glo-American oil agreement to day endorsed the state depart ment decision to submit the mat ter to treaty ratification. r I (: MLP L Portland, Ore., Aug. 25 The next three months will see a national transportation situation more serious than at any time during the past three years, according to F. T. West meyer, Seattle, district manager for the Association of American Railroads. Westmeycr spoke here at meeting called to step up the car efficiency program. He call' ed attention to the fact that freight loadings- In July have already approximated the peak in October, 1943. The load is running 4 per cent ahead of a year ago, he said, and will In crease into October which has always been the heaviest ship ping month. Willis Mahoney Here On Campaign Today Willis Mahoney, Klamath Falls, Democratic candidate for the office of United States sena tor, is expected to arrive in Med ford this evening. L. P. Mathes, Central Point, congressional committeeman for this district,1 stated this morning that a mes sage from Mahoney was to the effect that he would be at the Medford Hotel about 8 p.m. this evening for conferences with party officials and friends. It was believed the candidate would remain in Medford for a day or so. DRAFT JAP CHILDREN (By United Press) School children have been drafted as munitiosn factory workers in Japan as part of the nation's total mobilization for the war emergency, Tokyo radio reported today in a broadcast reported by United Press. Too Late to Classify OLD STYLE FULLER clothes brushes, $1 95. Phone 4914. 610 W. 2nd. FOR SALE -$2800 l1 acres, under irrigation, garden and strawberries. Three rooms, breakfast nook, semi modern house, knotty pine living room and bedroom. Lots ot builtins In kitchen. Good pressure system and well. Screened-in back porch, new lawn and picket fence. Lar"e garage and chicken pen. Box 845, Kings Highway. Not at home until arter5, evenings B O A TFORS ALE 1010 S . Oa k dal e. FOR SALE - Electric hot water heater. Phone 2320 FOR RENT A pleasant apartment, close In. close to hlsh school and Saint Mary's academy. Electric range and refrigerator, and oil heat, one or two ocarooms, private en trance. For permanent local people. Phone 2963. FOR RENT 2-room furnished apart- ment. 217 W. 2nd. TRUCK 1933 dual-wheel. 90 rub bcr, ready to go, at ceiling price. Will take car or pickup in trade. Champ's Gaiane. 311 E. 5th St. WANTED Reversible camera for oversells soldier. Call 4086. I CbST Small black purse, containing billfold and compact. Reward. Ph. j 3707. Jean Bienneshollz. FOR SALE '35 Plymouth 2door se dan, A-l condition. See at 304 Ash- land Ave. FOR SALE '38 Ford loccinj? truck" and trailer, and 37 logging truck and Ir.iiler. 173 Oak St., Ashland. Ph. BriB7. ; NOTIC13 Saw filing shop now open for business, specializing in cross- ; cut saws. Address: 41 S. Front St Watch for sign. Work guaranteed. WANTED Pasture for saddle mare and colt, with barn or shelter. Ph. 33nn, evenlnps. ; WANTED Experienced waitress. Ay- ply Franklin's Cafe. WANT TO R ENT 5-room furnished house by civilian couple. No chil- dren. Ph. 33B1. FOR RENT 3-room duntex. fur nished. S10 per month. Ph. 2908. : 210 Wabash. HOUSE FOR SALE 2 bedrooms and sleeping porch, living room, dining I room, kitchen and service porch. Garage with workshop, enclosed hack yard. Priced right. Inquire 602 I Haven. i FURNITURE Repaired and refinlsh- .cd at my home. Phone 3242. ! FOR" SALEWhite and gray enameled i Ice box. Phone 4787. FOR SALE- Potatoes. 1J0 and up. Tomatoes, beets, carrots, etc. Blank eruhtp, CentralPoint. AUCTION SALE of Cattle and Equip ment Having decided to move to Southern CaFiiornla, I will sell at public auction to the highest bid der at my ranch, which is the 1st ranch above Midway Service Sta- Hon on the Butte Fail Higbway, on Monday. August 28th, beginning at 100 p. m., the following property: 20 head of young White Face cows. These cows are all bred to a White Face bull. Some of these cows have calves at their side. This Is a nice bunch and in good flesh. 2 White Face cows, with calves at their sides; 6 White Face calves: 1 Dur ham cow, 6 yrs. old. pasture bred; 1 Durham cow, 3 yrs. old. freshen In Jan.; 1 Dm ham cow, 4 yrs. old, 1 freshen In Jan.; 1 Guernsey cow, 4 yrs old, will freshen in Oct.; 1 i Guernsey cow. 4 yrs. old, will fresh en in Nov.: 1 Guernsey cow. 7 yrs. old, will freshen in Oct.: 1 Guernsey jy. 8 yrs. old. will freshen in Oct : Jersey cow, i yrs. old, will freshen In Jan.: 1 Jersey cow. 8 vrs. old. will freshen in Jan.; 1 Blark cow. 5 yrs. old, will freshen In Feb ; 1 Jer sey cow, 4 yrs old. will freshen in Jan ; 2 Guernsey heifers, 3 yrs. old. will freshen in Feb.; 1 Guernsey heifer, 1 yr. old; 2 Jersey hciier caKes; 5 Guernsey steer calves; 1 addle hnrse 2 work horse. 1 double set harness; 1 Iron wheel wagon and hay rack; 1 metal wheel, barrow; 1 bench vise; 1 bedroom set. hed. dresses and chest of drawers (Birds Eye maple i; 1 din Ing room set, table, buffet and 6 chairs. 1 daveno and chair (pre wan. 1 wood heating stove; 1 new Innersprlnc rruittress; 1 oak rocker; 1 naK chest of drawers; I cottee table; 3 end tables; 1 magazine rack. 1 kitchen cabinet; 1 ice box, and manv useful small articles The ra-ich property is also for sale 1 will show it at any time. Mr.ndv, AutTint 2h, beginning at 100 p m. Barney Hampton. Owner; K W. H'llmcJ. Auctioneer; N. A. Mead. CierL- Terms of sale are cash. Simple Test Aids Thousands Who Are Hard of Hearing Thanks U an a? ao-nth hearing test, manv thoiitsnds trho have btn temporarily dafr ned now say lhtv hear well ataln. If you are bothered bv rlnflng, burring head noUes due U hardened or cosiuiaied a freru men), try the Ourine Hume Method lett. Vou m'Mt hear better after mak ing this simple et or ?nu get yours mnnev bark al nn-e. AK sbut Oo. rln Cir Dtopt today at H&uucotti P oar max.. TOR RENT VtTr ftim!shd apart- ment. radio, wasmna macnine. uuu. , -aid. $35. 710 K. niveraule. SALE Modern 3-room plastered houae. cement foundation, good roof. Corner lot. close in. I urniahed, fiUQO. Terms. 10 W. th. FOR SALI 13 gauge doubla barrel Itha shot gun. z 210 S. Ivy. FOR RENT Furniahed 3-room house, electric ranee, water piped Into house, not modern. Imogene Smith. Rosa Lane. Phona 381. Refrigerators Reflnlshed Like New. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP, 008 S. Riverside rOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN See Tint OREGON FINANCE CO. 43 South Central. A Pioneer Hum. STORAGE SERVICE Two-story brick building. Furniture carelully han dled, personal lockers. City Trans fer & Storage. Phone 46t3. 38 S. Fir st FURNITURE fbVING Regular van service, state or nation-wide. Ph. 288 Davis Transfer es Storage Co., 40 S. Fir St. j FOR SALE Used men's shoes, sties Vl'i and 13. 6 oalrs ore-war leather. Also Incomplete set restaurant dishes and canning Jars. Mrs. Meyers. Phone 3525. 327 DakotaSt. WANTED Experienced meat market manager. Tribune Box 4703. WANTED Straw and hay baling. Everett Faber. Dial 4441). WANT TO RENT Furnished house, close In. Copco employee with fam lly. Permanent residents. Call 4920. 5FAITHESS WANTED No night or Sunday work. Best of wages. Berry- dale Restaurant, 1513 N. Riverside. Phone com. FURNISHED room for rent. Quiet, re spectable neighborhood. Inquire 702 isc canning peaches Rochester. aicoiurn s uesi pcacn ouy si stiver side Market Saturday. Bring your own Doxes, LOST--Ration Book No. 3. Gloria Ann Jonci. and Ration Book No. 4, Holla Lee Jones. 1217 W. nth. FOR SALE $2750" -Newly plastered house, 8 rooms with bath, 20 by 24 caraae and ivor shoo with three-room apartment nbove. Back yard fenced. Small chicken house and run, three extra lot for large garden space. Modern camnet in, rrigidaire and insulated hot water heater so with place. Only two blocks from school. Immediate pos session. Call 5377 week days, or 6!)54 evenings and Sunday. LOTS of lovely Asters nt Dress.er's, llOEMain. Phone 3J3. LOST Caterpillar roller. Marked for ReedTractor company. CI C ft Aft 40 acres, located five QL J VvU miles from Medford on oiled road, dceo loam oil, very productive, all under cul- tivation. partly Irrigated, good mod ern home, barns and outbuildings. CI ft C ft ft Beautiful ulU.JUJ Rosue Rh ' hnnco 1 rseauutui noma on iver. 3 - room house. 2 years old. hardwood floors, basement furnace; also 3-room modern guest house, fine view of river, beautiful plant ings, terms. $5,300 new lour - room nouse. hardwood floors, floor furnace. 2 -cor carafe. 2 Iot. Terms. Spenrer-Raglev Acencv, 102 W. Msln St. Ph. 2070 orJM02. FOR SALE -Strictly modern 4-roorh house. sleeDing porch, hardwood floors, oil furnace, close In. Will sell furniahed or unfurnished. $5500 un furnished. Immediate possession. Phone 4940 before noon Saturday. Max Peirce. 38 Vancouver. FOR "SAVE 220 bales oat "straw. 75c bale You haul it. 2j miles west Talent. Anderson Creek road. BICYCLE chain guards Air "metal. Sims Bros. Medford s best poach buy At River side Mnrkct Saturday. Bring your own boxes. Buy War Bond, Day and Nitel miTiwn Show, Start 1:45 .6:45 -9:30 B j Hurryl End, Saturday Nitel A TYPHOON OF TORRID THRILLS AND GLAMOUR! LARRADiNESOHDERDAARII COMPANION FEATURE Added Western Thrill, In , Hoppy'Struts His Stuff!!!' ttarring HOPALONG CASSIDY! IT'S THE YEAR'S SURPRISE LAUGH PICTURE!!! It's hsir-pnlU lng. r I h-s pi it tlng fun In "Woo - Woo," Washington. Plui Thli Companion Laugh Hitl tin-1 I SUNDAY lll I O Hilarious v Daysl m ALAN CMNIT J BTCTCT chain guards A!1 metat. aiiiu mo. FOOD SALESMAN with national con- cern Man with experience and a j resioent ot mooiorn preierien. iuusi be in reasonably good physical con dition. Permanent Job with oppor tunities for advancement. Phone Medlord 5913. LADY wants riil to Denver. Can drive. Phone 3437. Canning peaches" Rochester. Medford s best peach buy At River side Market Saturday. Bring your own boxes. F"OR SALE Stuclehaker 4-door sedan; also 2-wbeul trailer. Both good con dition. H. A. Mitchell, Highway Court. Photnlx. '41 FORbT Semi. 8 23-20 rubber, new motor, new bed, A-t shape. Vil shlra Station, S. Riverside and Cen tral. FOR RENT Small modern 3-room furnished house. 1110 East 11th I1F.LP WANTED Truck driver and helper. Prefer men with fruit and grain handling experience. I'hone 37."lH. F E. Samson Co. ATTENTION North Jackson County. Look for the newly authorized Rnlpiffh rWknlr J.ihh A Thnmpn I laui niorin mverswie, aieoiora. ure. FOR SALE 3 houses. $3300. Terms. income sa.i pr month, not modern. Inquire 518 E. Main. FOR RENT 3 Ittrnlshed rooms. $20. not moaern. inquire aia e. Main. $4000" 8 acres, 3 rooms and bath. all newly decorated. Bnrn and small poultry house, 3 acres In clover. i acre In peaches, nice shade, lovely view. 5 acres Irrigated A nice little home. Ben R. Cooper. Broker; Chris. Bli . Stiesman. 233 N. Riverside. Phone 7337 wefltord's best peacn buy At u;ver- aide Market Saturday. Bring your own boxes irOR SALE r3avidcm",74 motorcycle, good condition. Phone 6534. WANTED Mechanic for private gnr age to keep up four loaina; trucks and two pickups. TooU not neces sary. Phone 1104, Trail. Tribuno Box 4807. FOR SALE! Sweet corn. $1 30 sack. Bring sacks. 4 mile north Big Y Market. Phone 2032. FOR SALE Wranef pics, good ones. i mile north Big Y Market. Phone 2052. WANT TO BUY iron wheeled wason; also electric refrigerator. J. I. Fen ton. Phoenix. WANTED To rent 4 -room house', tin- furnished. Tribune nox 4BU. or Box 549:3 Kingshlghway. i ALL METAL bicycle chain guards. Sims Bros. WANTED Laundry workers. Ex per- ' ienced or inexperienced. Aoply in i 6erson. Crvstal White Laundry and iry Cleaners. FOR'R EN f FurnVhed 2-bedroo"m up- , stairs apartment, $20. 17 Newtown , ct DhAn. tana LOST Lady's wrist watch. Elgin with E J. and R. W. en craved on hack. Engagement gift Please phone 6443. Reward. FOR SALE White-face vealers. Ph. 6443. Canning peaches Ro?Kmtcn. Medford's best orach buy At River side Market Saturday. Bring your own boxes. WAGON WHEEL" DANCE PAVILION Open Siturday night Griffin Creek. EARLY CRAWFORD" peaches VHhe Oakdale Grocery. ALL METAL bieVclechain guards. Sims Bros. BABY car seats. Sims Bros. WANTED A eood stiehtlv used type writer. Phone 303, Centrit Point Hatchery. FOR SALE Hard granite grit for chickens and turneys. iaDers, S. Riverside. r SUNDAY JS&X& ! TECffMCOiCn KS fee,. : c p. g RODDY MCDOWALL DONALD CRISP I Jft&. J :J V.,V I DAME MAY WHITTY EOKUND GWENN I f&$?$' W .' 4 1 NIGEL BRUCE EISA IANCHESTER R fMh 'pi' l i and LASSIE Th. wand.r dog JlNSK f-' --,4 fcvf4 " I m& II MARJORIE REYNOLDS t A y I B . . DENNIS O KCEF6 E 21 ' I I II Thing" happen whon GAIL PATRICK vf jl 1 Things happen whon DONALD DUCK meets his South American rival, JOSE CARIOCA! I I DONALD DUCK mcctf hit I cOO0 . ' v4 I II Bl South American rival. H LEE COWMAN V " ' 1 II JOSE CARIOCAI i JBr!EHS f . Mn vou ygdS-j THAT LATIN 1 '. Iaiaftal t and ions I V NEWS EVENTS DOORS n RFTiJ LJ PABT ear seats. Stms Prot. JUSTRECEIVED-Shipment of new enciue asicnulies lor Dodge, Plym outh. Clirytlcr. De Soto and Dodge trucks, reiulv to install at a price very little more than an overhaul Job. L. C. Taylor Co.. 113 S. Riv- erslde. Phene 3iUS3. W.itch for the S'Un of THK WAGON WHEEL EARLY CRAWFORD peaches at the Oiikd;UeGrocery. WANTED -Man for steady work In Medlord district. Free to travel short trips. Good pay. Call at Fos ter Kleiser Co., 311 S. Front St., Monday. 2ilth. BICYCLE saddles. 50c to 73c below celling price. Sims lTros. FOR SALE Ground wheat for hogs, $2 60 per cwt. In your sacks. Spe cial laving mash without milk, S3 30 per cwt. r . fc.. amson to. EARLY CRAWFORD peaches at thaj Oakdale Grocery. Dancing From f Till 13 THE WAGON WHEEL, Grifiin Creek. MOVfffG? Furniture, farm equipment, grain, hay. straw or fruit- Good equipment, experienced men, prompt vice, r c. JMinaou vc a vtk d Ftov for parts department. Steady, employment, gooa pay wu opportunity for advancement, bea Mr. Galloway at U C. Taylor Co., 112 s. lilvcrsine. WANTED Fountain Krl at Boxy Ann confectionery. Hours 11 a. in to 7 p. m. No Sunday jyork. WANTED-Graln grindin. If you are to busy to haul, we will haul, grind and return your urain at moderate cost. F.E.samsonCo. CANN INC. peaches. Rochester. Craw- lords, times, growers privc. Bftrt- lett penrs. Jars. 23c pe Less Market. 233 S. Hi ier dos. Pay varslda, op- ' po" r """J"c' , . WANTED Man for tire service. Jen- ntriff Tire Co., 229 N. Riverside, I'none aiu. Under new ownership, Jim and Hazel Dean. Open 24 hours a day. Closed Thursdays. ATTENTION, DAIRY MEN t Use Trf--,,ls, mi I It rut Inn n too dairV feed. second to none. 3.20 per cwt F. E Samson Co. WANTED Sheep pasture meadows. aifitfn nr stiihhla fields. any amount. Phone 2197 or see me at Hotel Grand. Medford, Ore. V, J. I'hthppl. riui .vi v V nlivnva have a fe1 later model used cars on hand See us before you Duy. t-raier uwb Motors WANTED Ijite model used cars Hi-hest prices paid for god. clean automobiles Crater Lake Motors. BICYCLE tires. Sims Broa. , DEAFENED Free Duratron hearing aid deco- ensuaUun, At the Automobile Market, fith and Bartlett Phona 3919. Complete fitting. 30 LOW FEED PRICES Government wheat, per cwt., in your tactis 2 SO Egs mush, complete, per cwt. J 50 Feed this for best results. Special dairy feed, per B0-lb. haft - Special turkey grower mash - 3 "0 S -rntph. with corn 3 00 Special hog feed, minerals, etc. 3 10 X-tra cKg producer mnsh 3 05 v. E. SAMSON CO. t kf.PLACE vour broken window glass fiew class Installed white vou wait MEDFORD MILI.WORK CO.. in hum i ". ant WA 1 Tl Continuous SHOWS SUNDAY BRAZIL" OPEN 1:45 : : Phone 4113. mm ana urape. Friday. Augut 25. 1944 MEDFORD MAIL, TRIBUNE ELEVEW BABY car seata. Suns Bros. ATTENTION Pl.tCASF.t LOOK THESE OVER. Late model used cars, OPA prices Large supply famoua Dayton-Mc-Ctnren tires. Bring in your certifi cates. Kugltffhts, Prestone. Goodyear hat tenes. Buy now while stock Is avail able. See at A. Z -TUBBY" DEAN'S. Your Pontiac Dealer. Richfield Station Dial 2942. 6t h and Grape Buy More Bonds. BICYCLE tires. Goodyear. Gillette. U. S., Pennsylvania, Ueiberltng. All iraue l urea guarumeea ai aims Iroa. WANTED Man for tiro service. Jen nings Tire Co., 22H N. Riverside. Phone 3277. ORDER your feed in load lota or combine yours and your neignoor s for economical delivery to your ranch. Its-ton or 5-ton lota. F. E. Samson Co MEN WANTED DRY LUMBER HANDLERS GREEN CHAIN PULLERS SOUTHERN OREGON SUGAR PINE CO. O'TAH COAL Slimmer price of i 'car McHord Fuel Tel3111 DRY SLABS You" haul them by tier or load Medford Fuel, 11-2 N. Cen- trai - it mm V Handy-manning around the house doing your own repair joba can be fun if you have the riqht tcoll. From our com plete and varied stock you will find a tool for every job. Come in today and get what you need while they are available. 225 East 6th St. SUNDAY Eog 3 Pays J I I i-'W. ENDS TOMORROW NITE News and Short Subjccrs ar aasi AwmmAmmAWP$vkmit3Mr-mLafXM&Amk DOORS OPEN 1:45 ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Special! during Autiust on permanent. 120 N Central lhone 2iii4. Fill ROUGH BI.OX and big tu slabs, green, 6-tler luad. SO 30 Medford Fuel Tel 311 Lt I2aNCentral. PLANER BLOXBlR and clean, $5"5ft per load. Medford Fuel. Tel. 311L FOR SALE COflCHETE ilXER IS Almost new Ja ger. 7 cubic foot capacity with power hoist and batch mixer. On pnaumatic tira trailer. Phone Medford 6111 Phone Ashland 8981 Between 8 a.m. & 5 p.m. We have been yery fortunate in securing 6 and 3M Rex Centrifugal S23.-FrimMg Pumps We will be unable to secure, any more of these pumps this year. See us now while they last. AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS, INC. 214 S. Fir Phone 5214 TOOLS F03 NO PRIORITY REQUIRED ON MOST TOOLS I!iffiE CO. Medford, Ore.