4l
LOCAL and
M DsugMer Raturn-
1 neth Scripter and
Mrs. Ken
daughter. Betty Welch, of Vallejo, Calif.,
left Tuesday lor their home af
ter visiting in Medford with Mrs.
Scripter's mother, Mrs. Guy
Davis, 530 Bessie street.
On Furlough Fred E. Reed,
Ashland, home on furlough after
returning to this country from
army duty in the South Pacific
area, visited friends in Medford
this week. On reporting again,
Reed will await reassignment.
Guests Leave Mr. and Mrs
C. T. Kaljian and two children
of Los Angeles have left Med
ford after having visited here
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.
E. Garner, 509 West Eleventh
street. The Jaljians went to Cor
vallis from Medford.
Ewaeneys In Portland Dr,
Charles T. Sweeney is attending
the meeting of the Oregon State
Medical society being held in
Portland this week. He was ac
I companied north by his wife,
f and the couple will return to
Medford the middle of next
week.
j To Portland Mrs. Aileen
j Crawford Maddox and daugh
i ter, Carol Duane, left by train
j Tuesday evening for Portland,
j where they will remain about
! 10 days. While there, they ex
pect to attend the stage show,
"Merry Widow," musical
' comedy.
To Session Dr. F. J. Moffatt
and Dr. A. A. Soule left this
morning by auto to attend the
session of the Oregon State
Medical society. Dr. Soule will
spend Labor Day week in Klam
ath Falls while his office in the
Medford Center building is re
ceiving a new coat of paint.
Here Visiting Leanara Carey
of San Francisco is visiting her
daughter, Virginia Lea Carey,
at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest White, 651 Pine
street. Mrs. Carey will return to
the bay city on Sunday, where
she is employed as office man
ager for the F. W. Woolworth
Co. In Oakland.
To Speak Rev. Ray Jackson,
returned missionary from the
Borneo mission field, will speak
at a special service at the Four
square Gospel church, comer
Central and Jackson, Tuesday,
Sept. 5, at 7:45 p. m. Rev. Louis
O'Rynning and Rev. Triesly
from Seattle will also accom
pany him. There will be special
music and singing along with a
stirring missionary message from
: Rev. Jackson.
Daughters Born Lt. and Mrs.
Aaron J. Ayres are the parents :
of twin girls born August 28 at
Redlands, Calif. The twins
weighed five pounds and three
ounces each. Lt. Ayres is the
eon of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ayres
of Jacksonville and recently re
turned from England after com
pleting 30 missions over enemy
territory as pilot of a B-17. He
holds the Air Medal, Distinguish
ed Flying Cross and three Oak
Leaf clusters.
WHEN you need quick relief from
W puo, do -ou hesitate to take aspiria
becsase it learej yoa with 10 opfec
ttomach? If fo, this new medical dis
cord?. SUPER IN. is "just what the
doctor ordered" for yon.
tuparin Is aspirin plus contains the
same pare, safe aspirin you have long
known but developed by doctors to a
special way for those upset by tspiria
ia its ordinary form.
This nwr kind ol tspirla ttblet dfssofrea
more quickly, lets the aspirin pet right
at the job of relieving pain, reduces tha
acidity of ordinary aspirin, and does
September 1, at 5
DINNERS
Chicken
Steak
Fish
Lobster
Fresh Shrimp
Oyster
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Friday
8:00 p. m. Ladies auxiliary
No. 421, Carpenters and Joiners
Local No. 2067, regular meeting
at Carpenter's hall. Refresh
ments. 8:00 p. m. Pocahontas lodge,
regular meeting at Redmen
hall, followed by watermelon
feed at home of Harriet Watson,
1121 West 10th St.
Fined George William Large
of Gold Hill was fined $7.75 and
$4.50 costs in justice of the
peace couri wis morning on aj
viarge 01 driving an overloaded
truck.
Brockhaus' Return The Rev.
and Mrs. Karl W. Brockhaus re
turned this week from Big
Stunp Cottages at Waldport,
Ore., where they spent several
days vacationing with the Rev.
and Mrs. J. L. Sawyer and fam
ily of Eugene. The pastor has
resumed his duties at Zion
Lutheran church and will con
duct services there Sunday.
RAIN HERE FIRS!
N ALMOST MONTH
Rain fell in Medford and
vicinity today for the first time
since the first two days this
month. Beginning about 9:10 a.
lie'ht sho-vr rnntinnPrt off
and on. Local weather bureau
officials predicted that thunder
storms might be noted tonight
in mrr,tic rm,rt Mmj
but doubted that the city would
receive more than the light,
showers.
Last rain noted at the weather
station was early this month,
thunder storms causing a heavy
rain Aug. 1 with .11 precipita
tion and a trace o moisture was
noted Aug. 2 when a light
shower fell.
r 1 II ,i r ; steaks are delicious and makel0f them pride themselves on
VOOler Weather Itl a filling meal if served with a I their ability to get along with
Snuth Ciirh Firtt'side dl5h of boiled wator nya" out
ouuin vuros rires.jcin(n !mverSi a mixed sa,ad ) At lne end of eacn semes(er
Los Angeles, Aug. 31. (U.P.I hcarts-of-pam. Yucca flowers cj jne school, the graduating
Aideck by cooler weather, fire and sea-pines and sliced mango i ca5S is invited to a "survival
fighters today were making ' or prickly-pears. On the island . luncheon" bv their teachers.
headway In their week-long bat-,
tie against blazes throughout
southern California which al-
ready have burned over 119,000 I
acres. ,
Largest of the fires, a 50.000
acre inferno in the Laguna
mountains of San Diego county,
was brought almost entirely un-
rw rnnimi n. m ,, cf
bulldozers and other heavy
equipment. Of the 60 mile fire
line, 50 miles was corraled, the
federal forestry service announc-
ed. A smoke pall two miles high I
hung over the mountains.
CUBAN ENTEBTA1NED
Washington, Aug. 31 (U.P.)
President Roosevelt today was
host to Cuban President-elect
Ramon Grau San Martin at a
luncheon in the White House
state dining room.
NEW kind of
ASPIRIN tablet
doesn't upset stomach
not Irritate or upset stomach even
after repeated doses.
Tear this out to remind you to get
Superin today, so yon can have it oo
band when headaches, colds, etc, strike.
See how quickly if
relieves pain how
fine you feel after tak .
log. At your druggist's,
1 and 39.
The MANSION
EDDIE Cr RUTH
Short
Sandwiches of All Kinds
French Pastries - Pies Cr Cakes
By Our Chef
BREAKFAST
Poris Crowds
(Acmm Hadio-Telvphnf i
Crowds of Parisians scatter for cover as one of the bands of snipers, who still ntmta in uie bretivn vaial,
fire Into their midst lrom a buiding on the Place de va Concorde, scene oi one ot the aUcmpta on life ot Uen,
De Uaulle Pew ot tne people are running oecause tney are not certain wnere me nnng is cuhhhk irom, sa
at tne direction ol the gendarmes, they crouco aim cower on the street. StenaJ Corps radio-telcphoio.
School Teaches Men How To
Live If Forced Into Jungle
By Balph E. Heinien
United Press Sta Correspondent
Orlando, Fla. (U.R) Anything that Robinson Cruso did on his
i island to keen himself alire, any
officer can do after his course at the Jungle Survival
, School.
At the school on a tropical
1 15land Just " . tnf , F1na
1 coast, airmen destined for duty
on 11,6 Burma r Pacific islands
fn,s ,are ta".ht .heow to ?ep,
themselves alive it ever they
are stranded in the jungle. Aft
er attending lectures, the stu
dents are put on an Atlantic
island alone and must survive a
1 6-day "laboratory test" by liv
ing off the island.
They are taught that rattle-
I snake, alligator or land turtle i
they have to put their knowl-
edge to practical use or go hun-1
gry for six days. ;
Not only the lower grades
among the flying officers, but (
tw0 generals, 22 colonels and
I hundreds of majors have gone
native" on ttle lsland Proving
ground. The island teems with
game alligators, turtles, rat-
tlesnakes, as well as snails, mus
sels, oysters and small fish to
be eaten raw.
Lt. R. A. Howard, of Har
vard's faculty, a 26-year-old bot
anist and biologist and member
of the Society ot Fellows, a re
search grotip, prepared the
practical course in Robinson
Crusoe survival tactics. He di
vided flora and fauna into edi
ble and poisonous and taught
the airmen the differences.
Since almost no island has
pure water, the Crusoes are
taught to drink coconut milk or
to slice the thick stems of the
lianas, the wild-grape vines of
tropical forests, and drink the
sweet clean sap that pours out.
The Howard method warns
would-be Jungle survivors
against nibbling. He urges them
to slick to the usual three
meals- a day because nibbling
spoils the appetite and does not
relieve hunger. He realizes that
not much of the jungle food is
i appetizing, especially the rat
tlesnake steaks, but he believes
that an appetite can be worked
up simply by arranging all the
finds daintily on a broad ban
ana leaf while collecting the
makings of supper. The meal
! can be made more attractive by
1 u i l-j- jr.j
using uig aliens BS uisni'9.
A fundamental rule Is never
to take off your shoes, because
many Island plants are poison-
p. m.
Orders
AT ALL HOURS
FRIDAY
Flee From Snioers' Bullets
1 VSfcJ(
aim virf;-? ;
well-trained American tly-
;
ous and snakes are also a men-
ace.
The survival class is taught to
make its own cooking utensils
by cutting thick stalks ot bam
boo. Each segment cut between
the diaphragms makes a perfect
boilirjg kettle. If the bamboo
is greon it will not burn.
Just as a precaution against
real starvation, each candidate
js given a box of K-ration for
"survival emergency," but most
The late5t graduating class en-
Joyed this menu:
Cocktail: French oysters,
raw salt water fish.
Soup: sea mussel broth.
Entree: fried shark steak
al
ligator steak, rattlesnake steak.
Salad: palm cabbage, sea
pines. Yucca flowers.
Vegetables: boiled water hya
cinth ilowers, fresh ground
cherries, boiled sea purslane.
Desserts: sliced mango,
French coconut meat, prickly
pears.
Wines: coconut milk, opuntia
ade. MEASURE Bffl
Washington, Aug. 31 TJ.W
The House today rejected, 188
to 54, the labor-backed DingHI
bill proposing federal standards
for unemployment benefits and
maximum payment of $25 week
ly for discharged war workers
and S35 for war veterans.
Rep. John D. Dingell, D.,
Mich., presented the measure in
a substitute for the Ways and
Means committee version of the
senate-approved George bill
which left unemployment com
pensation utandards In the
hands of the states.
AIR HELP ASKED
Washington, Aug. 31. (U.R)
Chairman Alfred L. Bulwinkle,
D., N.C., of a house subcommltr
tee on postwar aviation, said to
day that government must
"encourage" commercial and
private flying to keep it from
sinking fo prewar levels.
Too Late to Classify
SAWDUST for sawdunt burners. Hew
Jul MtHHoTH fuel. Tel- 3U1
WANT to buy or ca-h a good home,
clnte in, about S-rm. G. "W. Miller,
Pt. 2, Box 310, corner Onkcrove
rrn mnnSl'AaTt Ave. Ph.6fi2.
FOR SALE House nnld koo1 for cash
anly. Pre-war rtrrt davenport, like
new; 3 chair. 12 ru. flxlO rtnt.
thTtyw tjr, bTr-akl M, tlurtio
bed, dreer, alne msttrw. tr'&riln
M wind mvrur.e , 1 Uunt an PViv ttj
tilt-top UMe, I yeffow f.le-top ta
ttle. L tare cnn-oli? tahle. ttudy
tsble, hand snd garden too, berf
dirtR, 50-lti. Ire hox, (rult lar. ve.
lour drnpet, ftesina vtcttum. Trade
larpe MajrtUc rndln for miller.
Call after 3 p. m. Flr$t hontn on
rlijht nn Lone Pine road olt Buck
"hot mir
PEACHES -TpftftHnrft orrKarJl, Eagle
Pont, 5 p. you pick. Friday and Sat
urday only.
USED CARS
Medfotd't Largeif Buyer
tayt Higheif fiicet
CiSH hi ONCE
") it run we )) buy if"
HUMPHREY MOTORS
33 S. ftivtnida. Dial 49S0
P lit '
. ;. :
i
Craterian Star
t 4
IS jj
f i.
i
Playing this week at the )
Craterian is "Howie In Indiana," '
in r-iom iti ft i1 thninilnr with f
Walter Brennan, Lon McCallis-
1 ter, Jeanne Grata and Charlotte
Greenwood.
WANTED 8 truck drivers and help-
ty BXdg. "
FOR SALE Smith and Wesson .38
Special, Winchester bolt vction .22
repcaier. Ammunition in following 1
calibers; .25-35, J2--J0, .3-55, 0-30)
and .45 nutn. Ammuni! on :it li;t I
pttcci. CaH eveninrs. 118 Chestnut.
54209
21 acres unimproved, 20 acres
under irrigation. Located throe miles
east ol Medford. Terms, $1U00 down,
balnnce 5500 tier vear.
UAHRY LONG, Heal Estate,
Exclusive Agents,
125a South RtoCTM.
WANTED To buy" cold "storage lock
er Merilnrrt. EViisWvi Haven.
FOR SALE --Washing mrichino "bed"
with coll springs, cabinet rudto. B02
Haven.
COAL Of r car pri ceT MedToTdTyuel'.
TH. 31JL
wanted -Women, bovs. gtrU tor
peach pickers at Hollywood Or- I
chards on Jacksonville rxod, t J
west of Onk Grove school. Ph. fi.T72. I
FOR BENT JJ-rm fum apt7lJrhli )
and water furnished. No objectton !
to children. 3 doors from I:icoln 1
school. Ph.3I53fl41 Pine SL
WANTED Helper, extracting anH f
other hoe work. Sloadv loh Llvmir '
quirters furnished. Stewart Apt
arles. 33fl Plum St. Phone AR7B.
GLENWOO.O all" cast wood ctrcttlnt-
Ing heater, regular $7fl 93. sneciul
SOS Stamner Gotf, 223 W Main.
WANTED Syrup, honey or sitiOlor
Jars, J5 lbs. capacity, pav 4tic per
doz. No coffee Jars Stewart, 330
PlumSr Phone 537B.
ASTERS, lots "of nice oneiTDrcsf tec'a.
J1Q7 F, Main. PhjlMO.
WANTED UnfurnHhcd 2 - Irtidrcmm
home for school year. 2 arfufts. So-
her, non-smoker. ReaionatiLe tent.
Php9!)2.
DRY fir slab far lav; co&Clveiit,. Med-
ford Fuel. Tel. 3ttl.
PF.AC.HF.S f ewitoT CTchnrrnTT ftagte
Pnlnt, Sc. you pick. Friday and bat-
urday only.
TOR SALE
GOOD USED CARS
1040 Olds "Tfl" fourtn Mn.
Jf"re is a car you mitt wnnt. Motor
Just overhauled, equipped with ra-
1275BJ)1 iltateT' " Ur-
1937 Terrnplane sedan. The clean
t enr of this model In town Patnt
perfect. upholKtery like new Has
TtwUo ana htftler. Priced 123 un
der celling.
Wa fso have a foai Hudion
ton pickup priced to Mil.
EDGERTOV MOTOR CO .
132 S. Riverside. Oth at Bartlctt
YOU CAN HEAR tha epar
kts of drinks mixed with
Canada Dry Water. Its
PlN-POINT CARBONA-
tiON,,.tniHton of tinier
bubbles. ..means liveliness
lo the last ajp, daspit
tnaltmi ic.
Today, liquor li ptwioui
M,too precious to mil with
ordinary c"iub aodas. For
fullest enjoymant, use
Canatfa Dry Water, fts
pedal formula points up
th flavor of any UU drink.
mi
CANADA DRY
WAT E R
1 tut Wtrtlms ftffieHom tttnlt evr
4 fjf tvpplr of tt(ls. Ple
' oprt -rrt irn sll empty bt
tlM to yvuf dslf - today f
WAV WAKTrD Sfan wanted tft tfrfc
truck and work In warehouse.
Steady employment for right man.
Pro for exjiiTK'ncfd employe. Mon
orryy Sft'd Se yced Co,
TWENTY -FIVE hftl jjewd ol
first money .22 silver pfatcd Coit.
Ptvotxc triday, 4.t0Q,
FOR SALE WOti-ib. team and hr-
months. $30. Guernsey cow, S?5.
'3AV-a pwkmp. aQO. 10Q3 Peactv.
FOR SALE Gaines dog meal. Faber's,
Z S. RWtwtdB. Ph. A.Vi.
ONE ithop using best DU PONT
Iff J'ears Same Location.
MITCHELL PAINT SHOP.
CUB S. Riverside.
PATRONIZE your local transfer cora
psny, operating tct Hertford since
ltH!i. Davis Tiiinsler He Storage Co.,
S VirJM Phone 2H88.
FARMKKS, ATTENTION r'dlty"rnnsi
iVr A- Starve otters you a complete
service In all hauling nnd delivery
of anything. Phon 33 5. 'Jr.
RAOII ITS, R AB Ul TS v oiie or 100 ,
some with hutches, eonte hred does
and a lot of fryers. Horn a in prices.
Phone or call at Covered
Wagon.
MEN WANTED
For sawmill, box luctory, yard
mnd vtneer miil. We especially in
viote those wanting steady em
ployment to apply in person at our
oifice at end of N. Central Ave.
Timber Products Company.
WANTED Man's pre-war bicycle "In
jgood condition. Phone 2tifl9,
FOR SALE liny, block or stock salt.
Faber's, 34 S. Riverside. Ph. 449.
FOR SALE New haby crlh and mat
Is ess Never been used. Chest ol
drawers. Baby buggy. 311 W. Jack
son. WANTED Tvpists for easouar work,
Cell Mrs, liulkltt. Ph. 5214.
FOR SALm BftUbon-tiv bicycle,
tfj'j Aiurry.
$naoi). 3 miles out, jjood road, mod
em hws wWh le)vtvkg vwvvh.
partJy furnished inciuriinK rrijtricf
aire. 500 choice Uiyluft Iwra, will
house 700. Chev. pickup. HXt g,tl.
stove oil, year's supply wood Drilled
well. Clover, irrigated. Wired for
nine. See A. F. Flowers, 13th near
Front.
FOR SALE '34 Plymouth coupe. "20
Ford coach, bfJh m good condition,
cheap for cash. Jit. 2. Box 122.
north of I31jr? Y on Old Pacific Hwy.
FOR SALE- G. E. 2 H. motor. 1 -ln.
S. C. pump with fixtures. 2fi00-g.il.
tank. lit. 1. Box 411. Medford, on
Dark Hollow road.
NOTICE
Our low priced lumber re)eased
without priority. Any amount and
for any purpC3 Place order now
and we'll in 'ike delivery at we can
replace stoclc
R. O. STEPHENSON CO.
,ov pTSeod Uimber owr prlllT.
Other building materials. Court St.
wl MoAttsv toad. P. O. Bux
t083. Phone 2(100.
MOFOHO 'UABflAW MOUSE
SPECIALS
3t Tt?V ViipTTlCTit 1f TB
and rfoubfe efc.'frtc pffites; cast tron
fiV.iUet, chlckeOi fryer atd, Outch
ovens. Get yours wdtie stock is com
plete. BLANKETS A new shipment of
wool blankets and priced at
while ihev last. Also close out on
islet'pinjf bajii at $9 03, all wool
filled.
Another shipment of locker
ana zipper Dags.
PfPE. PfPE, PfPE. Large efocfc of
pre-war piue at pre-war price. Get
it now, before prices advance. Also
all sizes of pipe fittings, autninat
1c pressure pumps, pitched pumps,
centrifugal and rotary pumps. New
stork of pipe dips and cutlers and
downspout, all sizes.
HARD TO GET ITEMS: Steel
"wooL dsh nnrt wash pnns. wheeUT
rows, galvanized buckets, garbage
can, iTVfVAivs, cottws "pctVt, rtrte
boffen, washboards, milk buckets
mvA cittec lteua m rvvkvmou. to
nictiton.
FOR TltS LOGGER: Chains,
hooks, binders, ennthooks, peavles.
fire protection tools and extin-
guishcrs, etc.
HOUSE PAINTS: All colors at
tl Tih per gntton. Also shingle stain
and oils.
ROOFING PAPER: Large stock all
?ci and. wcIkI, fK "pjvr,
sheeting pnocr nncf huffding puper,
roofing ttaiU aiul cettwtxt .l less,
frrrt mail order prices.
FOR THE FARMER: Large stock
of fencing, netting, barb wire, steel
posts, poilhnje dJger?. staples, hiy
cable and pullevs, binding twine
and bale tics. Also work narness,
collars and pads. See us for prices.
FOR THE MECHANIC: Just re-
and pfpo wrenches, bench grinders
ftrt W5t, mnndreU, Iweswit drill. .
ha pone nnnimers anrf tool boxes.
See us about your needs, '
NEW SHIPMENT of white enanv
eled rani;, with or without coils:
trash burners, wood circulating
heaters and box heat era. Buy now
while stock Is complete.
AUTOMATIC GAS and oil hot wa
ter healers, priced to ava ou
muney, and prompt delivery.
LARGE STOCfC of sinks, hof wa
te,r tanks, toilets, la,utwUy tCRyt, 1
In v a tones, neotic tank, soft pfpe and
fittings, faucets, garden hlhbv
valve end fitting, shower he-ds.
drain and ell kinds of plumbing
repairs, tio priority required.
COMPLETE LINE tents, hay rov
ers, tarpaulins and priced right,
at pre-war prices. :
VMtttft ASSOHTM'RNT M UtkA- !
urn ruis's In sien from 6x0 to 12xlS
KEM FAIRER, U alwaya paya tn
hop (if ffffl 1
MEDFORD BARGAIN" HOUSE, 1
27-2!t N. Grape St. Dial 3744. '
Unada om
m m mm i
8X1 BfTTTLt
15
FJw CtfXisft
WATER
Thursday. August 31, 1944 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE NINE
TOR SALfc TkT MoTTnttfc.
staniiiu d brand. Fubcr s, 34 S. Riv-
et&vde.P h..44.Aa.
FOUND at Gypsy Sprlnw, boy's
ad anrfcaif forat Mail Tribune.
WANTEO 3 "Dig 1 or Ring xfuclw. 1
to 16-mile hnuL Good road, long Job.
3tt(f8j.ircaff atg08 Ffuhror fjidtj.
$"TW- 55 ftc-ies. 25 a errs under wa
ter, balance gram and corn land,
H (vft'A. Kta-.
Binnff barn and chicken hmmo. ood
drilled well. Oily 3 mile Cc cUv.
$300& 42 acres, irrigated 3 A.
In clover and rasti. About 45 wal
mit tree?, HO fiHtrrls. fruit. 4-roam
house. About 4 miles from Ashlund
on hiflhwfl.v,
I have a few unimproved acre
trncYi left.
SeeE.GouId. 402 WJackson St.
FOR SALE 3 bedroom suites com"'
ptete, chairs, electric fan, table
and ttowcr lernery. 523 N. Biver
Bide Phone 2579.
WANTED KounJnin jtfirl ot Rnxy Ann
confectionery, 11 a. m. to 7 p. m..
,irnny. experience not necexiar.v.
$3209"
2 Acres, Irrigation. Mod
ern .? rmi, good mzrd
screened norch. nnrtlv
turn. Including Gen. Electric rvlrig.
and circulating oil hoatcr. Deep
dTiNed well, pressure system. 4
large chicken houses and nil equip
wvA. Soft -ris riwns. 3 mios irom
Medford. Immediate possession.
U. U. COOK. Rs EMM.
tea W. Afnin.
FOU UENT Rocrn-, vYr or -wStTimrt
kffchen privffegfg. S9 N. Ornnge St.
TOW RVST Sleeping rooms. ""124
Tripp street;
CANNING tomatoes. Joakdale Grocery.
FOR SALE--9x12 Congoleuin" and 9x
32 wdoJ rug. Practically new. Ph.
6253.
U A h ES, Elbertaa and Early Crawford
pcai-iies hi me lowest prices on
tiunuiy irun. ipi your xanv t raw
fords this week, sure, at the Cttv
Umlts "Fruit Stand, on S, BJver
slde. Open until 7:30 p. m.
CAN N IN G " peaches. Tuscan Clings,
Fnrly Crawford and Hales. Oakdale
Grocery.
AUTOMO rflLfe M A R ICE T
6th and Burtirtt. Phone 319.
Medford, Ore.
Wanted nt once, for war worker,
a 9k or Cliev. a -passenger
coupe or sedan.
For Safe: 1941 Ford 4 -door de
luxe, IQA.I Plymouth ma, YAtal
de luxe.
1039 Dodge coupe, luxury liner.
li3fi Ford c&upe. te luxe.
lt38 Kurd logging truck with a
dual and single axle trailer, good
tires, ready to go.
tfmiatjkdalejSroeeryZ
FOR SALE, SmvMs. rt. aVaev
3 l$-gal. retnforced aluminum ket
tles. Bert McDonald Catuxa Clab,,
J7 S Front.
ELDERLY e.etulenwi will vJiTtV
rent to rrtfdefJe-agwo cr efderfy fady.
Completely furnished 4-roam hauc.
close in. AV children, ladv can work
out or can raise chicken, rabbits
or aguabs, Mu,i he pleasant and
agreeable and furnish good refer
ences. Very little work pv for
this No drlnkors or clearette amok-
t. finx WtYd, Malj TTlbune.
CANNING peaches" Tuscan "Itngs.
Tirlv Crawfords and Hales. OakttaJo
Grocery.
WANTED 4-donr sedan, 35 to 'OS,
V-8. Chevrolet or Dodge. Tribune
Tiox 001.
BACON Swift's, ftiorreU or MetT
ford Mcnt Compiny brand. 28c lb.
bythe piece. OnkdaleGrocery.
Tbll SAl.E-lstCro dtrectltrnw'beer
cabinet with air compressor. 3
kegs. Rert McDonald, Cttnlno Club,
17S. Front.
Fill ROVGli flLOX and tug fir ttnhs.
green, fl-tler load Jfl SO Medford
FeJ Tel 31 It. 1122 N Central.
CA8R IN A rt.ASR
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Time, Cash and Gas.
Cnll Automobile Market,
Friendly Medtord Dealer.
Ph ttvB. fltlt nnrt Bartlett
No Red Tape When You Sell
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FOR SALE 3 "houses. $3,100 Term,
liwwne S.W tvbt mnnth. Not modern,
fnquire 5Ifi E. Main.
FOH SALE 3 SesslonselfvlndlVvf
electric elock, 14x14. Bert MfDon
ftld, v;ann Cib. 7 S. Front.
HIWAY CAFE "
VlnArr new nwnriln .11m mnA
Il.url Dein. Open 24 hours a day.
CltwM Thwrsrtnys.
BACON Swift's, MorfeH's or Med- !
lord Meal Compinv brind, 2Bo lt,
hv tho piere Oakdale grocery.
FOR SAf,F-Ve nlwnva b.ive a feir i
later model used cars on hftnd See I
us before you buy. Crater Lake)
Motors. j
TOMORROW NfGHT
& SATURDAY
ROY ROGERS
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Free Dura Iron hearing aid dem
onMration.
At the Automobile Market.
Vn iiti6 aartiett. Fhona
ATTENTION PLEASEt
LOOK THKS OVER.
Late model used cars, OPA prices.
Large supply lamous Davton-Mo-Claren
tires. Bring in your cerufl-
Fogffghta, Prestone. Goodyear bat.
ahte.
See at A Z. "TtlRBV" DmAS'S,
Vrur Potttiac Deater,
Richfield Station Dial
J&th and Graie Buy More Sonde.
WANTED Lata roodel used, car.
Highest prices paid foe gaud, ctean
S3. L' 1 0 m Pi1 1 1 c C ri er Lake Motors
BACOXSwifta-, " Morreff ior "Med
ford Meat Company bco.od. ttv,
by the ple&e. o,ikdate Grocery.
ADAHS HE-AUTX .
during Aagaxt on permanenu. 120
N Central Phone anG-l.
Wei "W TEU Teulr lc "refrigerator. Ph.
BA CO N S w 1 fts. Morrcll'a or Med"-
o.v ffu? Piece. OakdalejGrocery.
V AN'VV.'O SVieep pasturemeadows,
alfalfa or stubble fields, any
wvwmt PVrtWkts- IT m me at
Hofpf Ct'rand, Medford, Ora. V. J.
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PARTIES BANQUETS
Open Day and Night Come As You Ate
Telephone 9166 SOI East Main
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