LOCAL and
In Georgia Johnny Baldwin,
Ashland, who was inducted into
the army last month has report
ed for duty at Camp Savannah,
Georgia, according to word re
ceived by local friends.
Casebeer Home Pvt. Wallace
R. Casebeer, stationed at Camp
Koberts, Calif., is home visiting
his mother, Mrs. Elsie Casebeer
of Central Point. A graduate of
Medford high school, Casebeer
was active in football.
. '
Peebles Approved Robert
Taft Peebles was approved for
general military service follow
ing pre-induction physical ex
amination last week, it was an
nounced today by Local Select
ive Service Board No. 1.
Purchases Jersey Robert D.
Hefferman Jr. of Medford re
cently purchased a registered
Jersey, Remus Rex Linda, ac
cording to word from the Amer
ican Jersey Cattle club in New
York, which recorded the
change of ownership.
Furlough Completed Sgt.
James R. Bell left recently for
Hobbs Army Air base, Hobbs,
N. M., after spending a furlough
here visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Bell of Griffin
Creek and relatives and friends
in Medford. While here he was
also entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
Claire Wyant in Fern Valley.
Train Hits Car An automo
bile driven by Mrs. Lenore E.
McBee of 24V4 South Grape
street was struck by a train at
the Main street crossing Tues
day morning, Mrs. McBee being
uninjured and the car suffering
only a mashed-in fender. Mrs.
McBee told city police she was
watching another car, which had
failed to stop at the tracks, and
didn't see the slowly moving
train.
Capialn Home Capt. H. E.
Schrecengost arrived in Medford
Saturday night after spending
the past two years at one of the J
stations of the Alaskan Com-,
mana, Deing an otticer ot tne
post staff. He is with his wife
at the family home, Rt. 2, Box
338A, on Lozier Lane, and will
also visit his mother, Mrs. J. E.
Schrecengost of 502 Park ave.
The captain has a 30-day leave
and will then return to Alaska.
Visitor Here Tech. Sgt.
John E. Wilkinson and Mrs. Wil
kinson of Ft. Benning, Ga., and
Miss Jerry Wilkinson of San
Francisco are in Medford to
visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Wilkinson, 714 Park ave.
Sgt. Wilkinson was recently
transferred from Camp Carson,
Colo., to Ft. Benning, and he
Til NO
Oayoobaya poor digestion?
Do yon (eel headachy alter eating?
Dt you get sour or opset easily?
Do you fee! tired-listless?
Do you fl headachy and upset du to
poorly digested food? To feel cheerful
end hppy again your food mint be
digested properly.
Ea6h day. Nature must produce about
two pints of a vital digestive juice to
help digest your food. If Nature fails,
your food may remain undigested
leytng you headachy and irritable.
Therefore, you must increase the flow
of this digestive juice. Carter's Little
Liver Pills increase this flow quickly
often in as little as 30 minutes. And,
jrou're on the road to feeling better.
Don't depend on artificial aids to
counteract Indigestion when Carter's
iLittle Liver Pills aid digestion after Na
ture's own order. Take Carter's Little
Liver Pills as directed. Get them at any
drugstore. Only ltw and 2i.
Highest Prices
Paid for Clean
USED GARS
Wa Sea It! We Do Itt
AUTOMOBILE
MARKET
6th and Bartlott St.
Phone 3919
i rh.- vis , n s a
II . at
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PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Thursday
12:30 p. m. Loyalty Circle
of Methodist church annual pic
nic at home of Mrs. L. P.
Crocker, Jacksonville Highway.
Meet at church for transporta
tion, brins basket lunch and
own service.
and Mrs. Wilkinson will leave
early next week for the return
trip to Georgia. Miss Wilkinson,
with the army engineers' staff in
San Francisco, leaves tomorrow.
LT.
AIR MEDAL, STAR
At a 12th AAF B-26 Marauder
Bomber Base Second Lieuten
ant R. A. Wilcox of Rt. 2, Box
317, Medford, Ore., a bombar
dier with the AAF's oldest B-26
medium bomber group has been
awarded the Air Medal for
"meritorious achievement in
aerial flight."
He has been overseas ten
months and has 50 missions over
Axis territory. He has also been
awarded the European Theatre
ribbon with one star.
His was the first B-26 group
in Major General John K. Can
non's 12th AAF to complete 325
missions over enemy territory
and was recently commended by
Brigadier General Robert M.
Webster.
Lt. Wilcox is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester A. Wilcox,
Stewart avenue.
PAUL FROHREICH
INJURED IN FALL
Paul Frohreich, 19, Phoenix,
Is In a Medford hospital with a
head injury suffered last night
when he fell from the back of
a Chevrolet pick-up on which he
was riding. The accident hap
pened about 10:30 p.m. and ac
cording to reports, occurred
when the pick-up made a sharp
turn.
Frohreich was taken to the
hospital in the Perl ambulance.
This morning his doctor stated
that X-rays had been taken and
that the Injuries were painful
but not serious. He will be hos
pitalized for several days.
The pick-up Is owned by W.
A. Radcliff, 751 West Jackson
boulevard, according to reports,
but name of the driver at the
time of the accident .was not
learned. Frohreich is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frohreich,
Rt. 2, Box 115, Ashland.
RITES THURSDAY
FOR ALBERT BELL
Albert Bell, 87, one of Ore
gon's early pioneers passed away
In Talent yesterday. Funeral
services will be held Thursday
at 2:30 p.m. at the graveside in
Phoenix cemetery.
Born in Iowa, Bell came to
Oregon in early boyhood and
has lived here continuously
since then. Survivors Include
one sister, Mrs. Cordelia Rich
ardson and a number of nieces
and nephews.
CIO HEARING OPENS
Detroit, Aug. 30 (U.R Sev
en issues between the United
Auto Workers (CIO) union and
Bendix Aviation corporation in
five states were to be considered
by a tri-partite panel of the Na
tional War Labor Board at hear
ings opening here today,
U. S. experts to the other
gregated $819,000,000, as corn
American Republics in 1B43 ag
pared with a prewar value of
$481,000,000 in 1938 and the
high level of $902,000,000 In
1941. I
TONITE
MODERN
MELODIES
RAY'S MUSIC
Popular ?tkns'.
FINAL CALL FOR
OR. E, W. BARNUM,
FUNERAL FRIDAY
Dr. Elbert W. Barnum, 57,
well-known local dentist passed
away at his home on North Oak
dale avenue Tuesday evening
after a long illness. Dr. Barnum
had been a resident of Medford
since 1933.
Born at Minneapolis, Minn.,
on May 28,' 1887, Dr. Barnum
spent most of his early life at
Pine City, Minn. He studied pre
medics for two years at Hamlin
university in St. Paul, and later
studied dentistry at the Univer
sity of Minnesota, completing
his course at North Pacific Den
tal college in Portland. Obtain
ing his degree in 1912, he started
his dentistry practice at Mt.
Angel, Ore. On July 7, 1915, Dr.
Barnum and Miss Irene Sirgin
son were married at Spokane,
Wash., and the doctor, with his
family came to Medford in Sep
tember, 1933.
Dr. Barnum was a member of
Sacred Heart Catholic church,
the Medford Elks lodge. Cham
ber of Commerce and was secre
tary of the Democratic Central
committee of Jackson county.
Survivors Include his widow,
three children, Mrs. Don Leon
ord of Berkeley, Calif., Robert
E. Barnum, U. S. navy stationed
at Del Monte, Calif., and Mrs.
Al Helms of Medford; one sister,
Mrs. R. L. Campbell of Spokane,
Wash.; and three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
Friday at 9:30 a.m. at Sacred
Heart church. Rosary will be
said Thursday at 8 p.m. at the
Perl Funeral home. Father
Henry Orth will officiate at the
services, and Interment will be
in Siskiyou Memorial park.
ARMY HEADS END
Bishop. Calif., Aug. 30. 0J.R1
Gen. George C. Marshall,
army chief of staff, and Gen.
Henry H. Arnold, head of the
army air forces, were on their
way back to Washington today
after a week's fishing in the
high Sierras.
With a party of nine subordi
nates, Marshall and Arnold
caught their limits of golden
trout while' keeping in constant
touch with the theaters of war
around the world.
Before leaving last night, the
two four-star generals gave a
dinner for U. S. forest officials.
Both appeared fit and in fine
spirits.
Dse Mall Tribune Want Ada.
Too Late to Classify
CANN.NG tomatoes. Oakdnle Croc-cry.
LOCAL woman with ten years' gen
eral office experience wishes per
manent position. Best of references.
Write Mies Thompson. P. O. Box
14B2.
MIDDLE-AGED" couDle "want unfur-
nished house. No children. Give ;
price and location. Trihunt Box557:
FOR SALE Peaches. Hates and Im
proved Elbertas, H. Huenergardt.
Phone 6207. ' i
3 PRE-WAR lounge chairs will be
sold at the Midway Auction Thurs
riay. FOR SALE 9x12 Congoleum and ftx
12 wool rug. Practically new. Ph.
622.
FOR RENT 4-room front apartment,
aiao smaii noune. 7U- w. oin. j
NtChf" Onlr eekdav Marts :4A
Now! Endi Thur. Night!
JIMMCA.1T ANN ,UIKHrOt
FRI. NITE & SAT.
m HOH-fTVr
MAWtnn or
fUN!
iS i
WILLARO PARKER Jk
hI Al.n DINEHART fl
2nd HIT: fiTfKjf
REWARD for Information or return
of red Cocker Spaniel duddv. A
weeKs oia. ricjtoa up nw . tim.
m Phone 6fi92.
FOlt "SALE Four good milch cow,
one Just fresh, and about 600 bush
els of oats and barley. S. A. Duscn
berry. Rt. 1. Box 11. Gold Hill. Ore,
'34 Master Chev. 4door sedan, good
condition. $295 cash. Ph. S059.
HALES, Elberta and Early Cra iwf or S
peaches at the lowest prices on
?iuality fruit. Got your Early Craw,
ords this week. sure, at the City
Limit Fruit Stand, on S. River-
ni de.Open until ? 30 p. m.
LOST One Daytbn-MeClaren 10.00x25
tire, on Dead Indian road. Call
SSS3. Reward.
WANTED Four contract lumber
handler! now to unpile 1.500.000
board 0t dry white fir, mostly 2x8.
10, 12a, heavy 16-ft. Ifinths. Job
22 miles from Aahland. Pay week
ly. Also lumber truck to haul at
$3 50 per thousand. Steve Awe, 446
Allison St.. Ashland. Phone 544ti.
WANTED Plowing, discing and har
rowing, oet your lau worK done
early. Call6fl60 after 5 30 p. m .
FOR SALE Wood circulatinc heater;
9x12 wool rug, $10. Phone
28 lf after6 p. m.
CANNING peaches. Tuscan Clinks,
Early Crawiords and Hales. Oakdale
Grocery.
AUTOMOBILE MARKET.
6th and Bartlett. Phone 3919.
Medford, Ore.
Wanted at once, for war worker.
1941 or 1540 Chev. fi-passenger
coupe or sedan.
For Sale: 1941 Ford 4 -door de
luxe, 1941 Plymouth sedan, special
da luxe.
1939 Dodge coupe, luxury liner.
1938 Ford coupe, de luxe.
1938 Ford logging truck with a
dual and single axle trailer, good
mc. traoy to go.
WANTED Hospital bed. adjustable
springs. Phone 2876 mornings.
FOR SALE 180-A. farm, near Rose
burn. Could be subdivided. Box 33,
Myrtle Creek.
FOR SALE Bedroom and dining
room set, settee. 613 S. Holly. Ph.
3882.
WHY not get the most for your
money? Look from San Francisco
to Portland and you'll not find
values like mine. Think of it, men:
. Genuine tailored suits made to your
ftersonal measurements, guarnn
eed to fit you and give long serv
ice, as low as $38. Hundreds of wool
ens to choose from. Klein the Tai
lor, upstairs.
LIVESTOCK auction every Sat. at
eavillon. Phoenix. Ore., commenc
ig at 1 p. m. sharp.
We will have lots of livestock for
this sale, so all consignments must
be at yard not later than 11 o'clock
sale day. All cattle for breeding and
dairy purposes must be at vard Fri
day for test. All hogs other than
Immediate slaughter must come
Friday for vaccination. So. Ore .
Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H.
Dudley tAuctioneer). phone 6225.
A FOURTEEN-montbs-old registered"
Polled Milking Shorthorn bull, color
red, will be sold at Phoenix Auc-
t i on Sat.
FOR RENT One-room furnished
apartment. Inquire Medford Bar
gain House.
:!lmatoeOakdMeGocery.
FOR SALE 605 Dakota Ave. Five
room home, hardwood floor bor
ders in living room and dining
room, fireplace, oil circulator, newlv
calcimined and painted inside, at
tractive yard, shrubbery, cheirv
and apple trees, near Senior high
and Washington grade schools. In
rear of lot is cottage apartment
with separate yard, suitable for in
come. Immediate possession. For
appointment call Charles R. Ray.
Realtor, 3902. Room 217 Medford
Blrtg.
FOR SALE 40 Crater Lake Ave. Sjx
room home, with oil circulator, fire-
Slace. fruit cellar, double garage,
irge enclosed yard with concrete
walks, lawn and shade trees. Corner
lot. Close In east side property.
Has space for large vegetable gar
den, immediate possession. For ap
pointment call Charles R. Rav,
Realtor, 3902. Room 217 Medford
Blrtg.
FOR SALE Peaches. Tuscan Cling,
Mulr and Crawford. Fred Sander,
1 i mile ntlth On W r.rnva .hnnl
FOR SALE 2 20-in. Chev. wheelsTT
20-in. CMC wheel, 1 C-40 front
axle with diums, 1 37 Ford rear
end with 4 wheels, 1 GMC front
axle with drums. Also few model
A truck rear end parts Inquire at
JJ55 N. Central orPh 3764or 11427
CANNING peaches. Tuscan Clings,
Early Crawford and Hales. Oakdale
Grocery.
FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN
Sea
THE ORKGON FINANCE CO.
45 South Central.
A Pioneer Firm.
mTnwn
Doom Open 1:45-6:45
STARTS
ff & FOR DBSHIJIG ROmAJlCE 'TSj
STARRING
GEORGE SANDERS
VIRGINIA BRUCE
Second
Hart's your favorite
tar In naw thrills.
e-aarf ltf fc i i 1 ml ITU
nil!
STARRING
Johnny Mack BROWN
RAYMOND KATTON
nuTTT Jan for iala. Ua and 33e par
, dozen. 20 Trmn fit.
WANTED pear pickerrt'ebVTef
ranch, mile north Jacksonville. Pa.
PACKING, crating and shipping, com
plete service. City Transfer it Stor-
age. 38 S. Fir St.
C. E. ROSE for Elberta peaches.
FURNITURE storage. Complete mod
ern service. Special lockers. Phone
2B88, Davis Transfer & Storage Co.,
40 S. Fir St.
MT ftftft 40 acres, well located,
Old UUU rich loam soil, 10 acres
T in fine pear orchard, full
bearing, balance plow land. Mod
ern home, good outbuildings.
J Oft A 21 acres, good soil, locat-u4(-UU
d 3 miles from Medford.
Irrigated, no buildings.
Terms, $1200 down, balance reason
able. SPENCER-BAGLEY AGENCY,
102 W. Main St.
Phono 20T6 or Cd02.
RED eating apules, picked. $1.50 lug.
Bring containera.lt09W. 9th.
SWEET CORN-Golden Cross, $150
sack. B E. Ford. miles west on
Jacksonville high way .Phona 6262.
WANT to buy late model electric
range. Phone 5511. Ask for Mrs.
Rohr.
FOR "SALE-T large new Hall-Mack
bathroom medicine cabinets with
chrome frame mirrors. Tribune
Box 4290.
LOVELY apartment for rent. Strictly
modern, atr-conditioned and oil
heat. Restricted residential section
Call 3108.
SEE E. R os ejf or peach cs.
FOR RENT 3-bcdroom, partTy fur
nished. modern, ranch house with
electric retngerator, circulating oil
heater, plus outbuildings and acre
age. References required. Phone
2 Ofl.1 a f t er8 p . m.
KAYDETTE radio, new tubes. This
set is not over-priced at $19. 50. See
it at Lincoln's Union Service. 5th
and Ri v e rsi d e .
FOR SALE 230 White Leghorn pu
lets, Hanson strain. Ph. 5124.
FOR SALE ISA bales oat straw,
bale. You haul it. Rt. 2. Box 310.
And e rson Crc ok road . Tale nt.
FOR RENT 2 -room furn. apt., close
In. 327 S. Oakdale. Ph. 7207.
TWO-ROOM apartment for rent! PK
2261 or4702.
FOR SALE 12-gauge namnierless
pump gug. Ph. 36U3.
190 ACRES 50 irrigated, free water
right, tree soil, fenced, good stream
runs through property. Beautllul 5
room rustic-tvpe home, very mod
ern; lawn, shrubs. Ideal for small
stock ranch or dairy farm. $10,500,
some terms.
THOMAS J. HIGHT.
200 Holly Bldg. Phone 5397.
FOR - SALE 5 - room unfurnished"
house. Very reasonable. Call 1 12
Laurel St. or phone 3668 .
WANTED Girl for "office work.
Steady employment. See Mr. Brown
at Montgomery Ward.
iFPARTY whotookUn box from 204"
W. Jnrknn please return papers, no
questions will be asked.
FOUNTAIN waitress wanted. Hunts
Ice Cream.
FOR SALE Choice Guernsey cow
with second calf. Phone 4416.
PEACHES, E LB ER f A S "and T. rT.
HALES. Extreme east end Spring
St., south to first house. Charles E.
Rose;
FOR " RENT 5-rm. furn. house 723
W e 1 c h. Pho ne2 4 5 7 .
LEAVING for San Francisco and Los
Angeles within few dnys. Room for
4. Share expense. Box 233 care
Man Tribune.
FOR SATE"
' WE HAVE
A GOOD FARM AND FRUIT
TRUCK
Sterling flat rack, IRO-ln. W. B .
700x20 duals, in very good condt
tion. Motor good. New battery. Not
all beaten to pieces. Away below
ceiling price
at
SKINNER'S GARAGR.
143 S. Riverside. Phone 2740.
GOOD HEALTH
Your Greatest PossassoFi
P5a!n It by being Tllvd
ei nemoirnoiai rni, r
Sura, Fistula, Hainla (Rup-(
tut). Our malhod of treat
man! without hosDltal od-
eratlon uelullv uid '
for yaatt. Ubral credit
tmim. Cell Itr "am In at ion Jl
or send lor t'liCS fcodkltt. Vi''
Open fvtnngi, Man., Wed1., frh, 7 to 9; M
Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC
Phyflclan and Surgeon
V. E. Cor. E. Burnild. and Grand At..
7.1. phalli EAit 3918. Portland H. Or.qoa
Shows Start 2:00 7:00 9:30
TODAY
Big HIT!
outdoor wejttrn
mn t a
1 N . I
FOR SALE Simmons steel cots; also
a 13-gai. reiniorcea aluminum Ket
tles. Bert McDonald, Casino Club.
17 S. Front.
ELDERLY gentleman will give free
rent to middle-aged or elderlv lady.
Completely furnished 4-room hou.-e.
close in. No children. Lady can work
out or can raise chickens, rabbits
or squabs. Must be pleasant and
agreeable and furnish good refer
ences. Very little work pavs for
this. No drinkers or cigarette smok
ers-Box 4Pfl, Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE Paradtchlorbenzine. Ship
ment Just received. Get yours now.
supplies very short Monarch Seed
A Feed Co
TE N DERI 2 ED hams, half or whole,
ooc id. uaKaaie urocery.
WANTED 4-door sedan. '36 to
V-8. Chevrolet or Dodge. Tribune
Box 601.
WANT E D 85 mm. camera. Argus C-3.
Rt. 2, Box 3P5-B, R ossla n e .
FOR SALE La Cross direct draw beer
cabinet with air compressor, 2
kegs. Bert McDonald, Casino Club.
1 1 3. r roni.
FIR ROUGH BLOX and big fir tlnbs,
green, 0-tier load. $6.50 Medford
I Fuel. Tel. 3111. 1122 N. Central.
FOR SALE Second-hand and new
cotton seamless seed bags. Monarch
Seed r Feed Co.
FOR SALE Hall safe, 28x24x21. Bert
McDonald. Casino Club. 17 S. Front.
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Time, Casta and Gat.
Call Automobile Market.
Friendly Medford Dealer.
Ph. 3919. ath and Bartlett.
No Red Tape When You Sell
to Us.
FOR SALE Monarch dairy meal.
Koo per sack. 16' protein. And
1 1 '!. Monarch Seed & .Feed Co. 1
FOR SALE 3 houses.. $3501 Terms.
Income $8S per month. Not modern.
Incjulrc 518 E. Main. ;
FOR SALE 3 Sessions self-vlndTnf
electric clock. 14x14. Bert McDon- ;
aid. Casino Club. 17 S. Front. I
HI WAY CAFE i
Under new ownership. Jim and
Hazel Dean. Open 24 hours a day.
Closed Thursdays.
BACON Swift's, Mofrfira or Med- j
ford Meat Company brnnd, 28c lb.
by the piece. Oakdale Grocery.
FOR SALE We alwavi nave a few
later model used cars on hand. See
us before you buy. Crater Lake
Motors.
EAR GE assortment of cheeses. Hick-
orv smoked cheese. Jack cheese.
salted Recattl Hrovolone. Tillamook i
and Mellowest.Oakdalc Grocery.
FOR SALE Rolled or ground barley".
Faber's. 34 S. R i verbid e.p h4 449.
LARGE assortment of cheeses. "Hick
ory smoked cheese. Jack cheese.
salted Recattl Provolone. Tillamook
and Mellowest. Oakdale Grocery
WANTED Pre-war bnbv buggy E
good condition. Phone73. ,
DEAFENED
Free Duratron hearing aid dem
onstration. At the Automobile Market,
6th and Bartlett. Phona 3919.
Complete fitting. $50
FOR SALE Paradfehlorbenzane for
peach bores. Economy Seed & Feed.
Siarls
TODAY
4 DAYS
ONLY
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6:45-9:00
WadnMday, Augut 30, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEH
ATTENTION PIFAPEI
LOOK THESE OVER.
Late model usrd cars, OPA prices.
Large supply famous Day ton -Mc-Claren
tires. Bring In your certtil
cates. FoIlRhta. Prestone. Goodyear bat.
terles. Buy now while stock Is avail-
able.
See at A. Z. "TUBBY" DEAN'S,
Your Pontiac Dealer.
Richfield Station Dial 2943.
6th and Grape. Buy More Bonds.
FOR SALE Now' time to patch your
roof. Use Gold Seal roofing plastic.
Gallons and fives. Monarch Seed Sc
Feed Ov
WANTED Late model used cars.
Htghc-bt prices paid for good, clean
automohiles. Crater Lake Motors ,'
FOR SALE- Closing out wood "feed- l
ers and poultry waterers at epecial
low prices. Monarch Seed & Feed
Co.
BACON Swift's. Morrelt'a or Med
ford Meat Company brand. 20c lb.
by the piece Oakdale Grocery. 1
F6r SALE Now'the time" tosprn"y :
that crab grass with lawn slnox Kills
ouco and for all. Monarch Seed & i
Feed Cn. I
B A CO N S wi ft , Morrell's or M ed- t
ford Meat Company brand. 28c lb. '
by the piece. Oakdale Grocery. ,
TaTED Sheep pasture meadows. !
alfalfa or stubble fields, any ,
amount. Phone 21f)7 or see me at 1
Hotel Grand. Medford. Ore. V. J. i
Philippl.
T E X DE lilZ ED hnms. half or Whole,
38c lh. Oakdale Grocery.
FOR SALE Mouse "poison. Ortho rat
and mouse bails fatal to rodents but
harmless to humans and livestock.
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
Clearance Sala of Hardy Perennial Plants
We have over ten million growing plants, mnny In bloom, at
our mammoth nursery in Iowa. In order to clean out our
fields for fall planting and at the same time give you an
opportunity to see our strong field-grown flowers, we make
this amazing offer.
FOR $2.00 WE WILL SHIP THE FOLLOWING POSTPAID!
12 Rcladonna Delphiniums, stately light blue perennials.
12 Bcllomnsum Delphiniums, very dark blue.
12 Oriental Poppies, bright red flowers to nine inches across.
12 Coreopsis, brilliant yellow sunshine flowers.
12 Giant Shasta Daisies, very hardy.
12 English Marguerites, beautiful old fashioned favorite.
Y2
72 growing one and two year old perennial flower plants, all
ready to set out in your yard, delivered postpaid for $2.00.
Right now is ideal time to transplant. Sold only in assort
ments exactly ns listed above. Safe arrival guaranteed.
5 Rare and Lovely Rose Dawn Plants, silver pink, two to
three feet. Free if you order the above assortment this week
Attach two one dollar bills to this ad, write your name and
address below and mail to
CLARK GARDNER
WESTERN OFFICE
729 American Bldg. Seattle 4. Washington
Name
Address .
If you liked
USSIE COMES HOME
and
14
in
1
iefcaiaMkytla
HOME
FILMED IN
GLOWING TECHNICOLOR
WALTER IrEHKAH
and
LOfJ McGALLISTER
Jeanne CHAIN Juno HAVER
Charlotte Greenwood
A SMITH named "PETE"
tells you all about your fa
vorite movio neighbor ... lit
"MOVIE PESTS"
ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Specials 2
during August on permanenia. lu ?
N. Central. Phone 2Ut4. f
WANTED Electric refrigerator. Ph.$
BACON Swift's, Morrella or Meff-1
torn Meat company Drand, Z8c lb.
oy ino piece. uuKnaie urocery.
a-,hr'rfci
tattflWadiU!
USED CARS
Mcdford'i Largest Buyer
Pays Highest Prices
CASH AT ONCE
"It It runs we'll buy It?
HUMPHREY MOTORS
33 S. Riverside. Dial 4980
PARTS and SERVICE
for all
Makes el WASHERS and
REFRIGERATORS
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