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i LOCAL and Visit Here Visiting in Med ford over the Labor Day week end were Miss Nellie Wall, Mrs. M. K. Pittam and Mrs. E. L. Henninger, all of Roseburg. Council Meeting City coun cil will hold its semi-monthiy meeting in the city hall at 7:30 tonight. Team To Meet Central Point Grange drill team will meet in the hall at 8:30 p. m. Wednes day. All members are asked to attend and the women to bring sandwiches. Chiefs To Meet Past Chiefs club of the Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday evening at the Girls Community club instead of the Pythian club as was an nounced in Sunday's issue. Mrs. Florence Siegel will be hostess. VFW Meeting Crater Lake Post No. 1833, Veterans of For eign Wars and auxiliary will hold their regular semi-monthiy meetings at the Medford ar mory this evening at 8 o'clock. Initiation of candidates into the auxiliary will take place, and plans made for the district meet ing to be held in Klamath Falls on October 15. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Ashton left Monday for their home in Marshfield alter spend ing a few days here visiting Mrs. Ashton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Marshall of 328 N. Riverside Ave. While in the valley, Mr. Ashton did some fishing, and reports that he caught one seven pound steel head. Visitor Leaves The Rev. A. O. Bray, pastor of the Episcopal church at Seaside, who has been visiting in the valley the past two weeks with his brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Bray, Lozier Lane, left last night. Before returning home the Rev. Bray will transact church business in McMinnville end Portland. Servicemen Leave Budd nd Robert Gail, called to Med ford several days ago by the death of their mother, Mrs. Charles R. Gail, have left for their respective army and navy rtations. Cpl. Budd Gail left this morning for Ft. Monmouth, N. J where he will complete training with the army signal corps, and Robert Gail, navy radioman, left Sunday to return to Corpus Christi, Tex., where he is stationed. DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic & Naturopathic Physician 128 E. Main Dial 3170 mm All life material must be trans ported to and all excretions from all parts of the body. Only fluid can do this. Fluid is the great porter of all living bodies. Water supplies this fluid. It constitutes a large prportion of all that lives. Both plants and animals parch and die without it. In fact, water is so important to life that the ancients supposed it to be the parent of whatever is endowed with life. Water is as essential to life as anything except air. AH we eat contains water. All that lives imbibes. Trees and vegetables drink. All nature cries for water. Even the earth imbibes to liquify the blood o vegetables and fruits, and so proffers its liquid to man. Our best liquid is undoubtedly the juices of veuetables and espec ially fruits. These juices contain nearly all the important ele ments lor man Ifttitii TaTRs V 1 :r M PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday . o:30 p. m. Past Presidents, Degree of Honor Lodge, home of Mabel Bennett, 343 South Grape street, for covered dish dinner. 8:00 p. m. League of Women Voters board meeting, home of Mrs, Justin Smith, 21 Geneva St., to plan fall meetings ,and program. 8:00 p. m. Crater Lake nost No. 1833, V. F. W. and auxiliarv regular semi-monthly meeting at Medford armory. Initiation for auxiliary. Plans to be made for district meeting in Klamath Falls, Oct. 5. 8:00 p. m. Lady Lions club, home of Mrs. Clifford Proctor, 134 Portland avenue for des sert. Assistant hostesses, Mrs Frank Runtz, Mrs. Don Rowe and Mrs. Frank Cullen, 8:00 p. m. Pythian Sisters. Temple meeting, Initiation and refreshments, at hall. Wednesday 10 a. m, D. A. V. Sewing club, home of Mrs Otto D'Jar- nett, 818 W. Jackson Blvd. 10:00 a. m. Camp White Red Cross Auxiliary Production unit, Outpost. 12:30 p. m. Get-Together club, pot-luck luncheon, Mem bers bring scissors and thimbles. 12:30 p, m, Victory club, home of Mrs. McCarty, Orchard Home Drive, covered dish luncheon. Bring own service. 2:00 p. m. Adult Missionary society. First Christian church, at church parlors for regular meeting. j Thursday 10:30 a. m. Wenonah club, home of Mrs, Lou Bittle, Maple Parle Drivp- covered dish lunch eon at noon. Bring table service! and sewing kits. 2:00 p. m. Women's Bible class of Methodist church, Sep tember party at the home of Mrs. William Hill, 215 West Jackson boulevard. Assistant hostess, Mrs. Chapman. 2:00 p. m. Women's Relief corps, armory. 12:45 p. m. Medford Garden club, pot-luck luncheon featur ing herbs and herb display st home of Mrs. H. O, Purucker, 13 Glen Oak Court. Mrs. Jack Swem, chairman of luncheon committee. Posts Bail Lester A. Win ters, 44, posted $10 bail with city police Monday on a charge of drunkenness. Meeting Saturday Pythian club will meet Saturday, Sept. 9, at 6:30 p, m. for a pot-luck dinner at the home of Elsie Case beer, Route 1, Box 521, Central Point. Those attending are asked to bring their own service. Grass Fire Medford firemen were called at 8:47 p. m. Sunday to extinguish a grass fire on a vacant lot at the corner of Twelfth and Peach streets. No damage resulted, according to their report. Brother Dies Mrs. Lily Saltzs man of 517 West 10th street left for Santa Rosa, Calif., Monday night in response to a telegram reporting the death of her broth er, Henry Bowers, Mr. Bowers had visited here several times and had many friends in the city. Daughter Passes Mrs. 3. H. Newton of 522 West 10th street has received word by wire the passing of her daughter, Mrs. Eva Thomas st Paradise Valla, Alberta, Canada. Mrs. Thomas spent three months here visiting her mother the latter part of the winter and made many friends who will be sorry to hear of her passing. Fitzgerald Here T. Sgt. Her bert R, Fitzgerald, stationed at Talahassee, Fla., with the army air corps, is spending 15-day furlough in the valley visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Fitzgerald of Sams Valley. He is also visiting his sisters, Mrs. T. R. Rice and Mrs. G. .K, Sil ver, and his brother, Jerome Fitzgerald. Sgt. Fitzgerald ac companied his sister. Miss Fran ces Fitzgerald, to Klamath Falls over the week-end, Miss Fitz gerald having started teaching in a school there yesterday. Part of this week the sergeant and his father plan to spend fishing st Diamond Lake and the last of this week he leaves for Florida. Frpii-Cola Company, Long It land City, N. Y. fnntUtti Botllar; (Nimc of local Battler to bt in tar ted bw), Ttaachiud Boltitris Pepti-Coi Bottling Company ol Medford Guam Jap Atrocity Victinli to?:;,: : S: ISM,. vy fi " rf ' Lone survivors ol bestial massacre to which at ieast m native Chamorxoa were beheaded by retreating Japs on Uuam, Juan Cabrera (!e:t), ifi, and Beatrice Plores Peres, show the horrible wounds hacked is their necks and shoulders by bayonet-wielding Mip soldiers alter they were ieffe toi dead aad ousiied inta ton-a crater used as commoa sraM. URAL RESIDENTS GET DIRECTIONS FOR WASTE PAPER Rural residents raiabie to de-! liver waste paper to the salvage depot in Medford were urged to day to bundle it and leave it by the mailbox for collection by the mail carrier. Frank DeSouza, postmaster, pointed out again to day that all rural and star route carriers wiii pick up the waste paper, handling each day what ever their cars will carry, if it is properly bundled. Wayne Jamison, salvage chair man, repeated the bundling in structions today, stating that newspapers are to be laid flat, as when on sale at news stands, and tied in bundles about a foot high. Magazines should be stack ed in piles about 18 inches high and cardboard cartons should be flattened and bundled. All bun dles should be securely fastened with stout twine or rope. DeSouza and Jamison are hopeful that this plan will result in a considerable collection of the badly needed scrap paper, since there are about 4700 rural and star route box holders in the Medford area. Mr. Jamison states that a considerable quantity of paper has already been collected at the old Chamber of Commerce building on Main street near the railroad tracks, but he urges everyone with paper to make ar rangements for its delivery to the center within a few days (since it is hoped to have a car ! load by Sunday, SSGRAPHITE STRIKE STILL IN EFFECT Cleveland, Sept. 5 OJ.B) Of ficials of the Cleveland Graphite Bronze company admitted today that a back-to-work movement at their two strike-bound plants had failed as less than 500 work ers reported on the 7 a. m. shift. The normal day shift Is about 3000 at both plants where mem' bers of the Mechanics' Educa tional Society of America have been on strike for six days, completely halting production of aircraft bearings. Hollywood, Sept. 5 U.R5 Foreman George , Armstrong announced today that the county grand jury would thoroughly investigate the slashing of Screen Actor Jon Hall in the now no torious battle on Band Leader Tommy Dorsey's apartment balcony. (Atme TeUphatal 164 PERSONS IN HEAVIEST YET HOLIDAY TRAVEL By United Press Labor Day traffic was report ed to be the heaviest of any holi day since America's entry into the war but reports today indi cated that the death toll was less than the 250 the National Safety Council had predicted for the three-day period ending last night at midnight A United Press survey showed that 164 persons lost their lives in accidents over the week-end. Traffic accidents killed 80 per sons, 31 were drowned and 44 died in other mishaps. California led the fatality list with 28 deaths, 20 of them as a result of traffic accidents. New York was second with 18 , and North Carolina was third with 13, Fatalities reported from other states included Indiana, 13; Penn sylvania, 12; Texas and Wiscon sin, 11 each; Michigan, nine, Con necticut, eight; Colorado, six; Missouri, five; and Mississippi, Missouri and West Virginia, four each. As vacationists returned to their homes and other travellers took advantage of the last sum mer holiday in 1944, railroad companies and bus Sines reported business nearly as heavy as on pre-war Labor Days, THE GRANGE EagU Point Grang The August 15 meeting was the best attended for some time, Re ceived Into membership at this time were Carl and Christine Dawson and Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Holmes, First and second de grees were given John Nobie and Kermit De Haas. Lecture hour consisted of several read ings by Grange members. Two violin numbers were given by Ed Cowden, accompanied by IoUie van Scoy on the piano, Richard McCorkle, accompanied by his mother, played two saxaphone numbers. Sixteen members of HEC spent 6 pleasant afternoon August 30 at the home of Louisa Bobinson. At the next meetings Septenv ber 5, Mr Bing Francis, former leader of the 4H club, will en tertain wUh movies in coiors of different members of this and ether communities. Serving com mittee for this meeting is Mr, and Mrs, Cliff Hiekson and Mr, and Mrs. Norman Dunford. Grifiifi Creek Orsns An Interesting program U pianned for Tuesday evenirsg for the regular meeting of Grilfin Creek Grange and the waster ttrges a iarge attendance. The H. E, committee will have charge of the refreshment hour. Flrrt lod of th Cansdiars Pa elfic Hailway a a company line was turned on May 2, 1B81. Cm Mai! Trleuoe ES Ata. Townsend DANCE at Dreamland Hall Tonight 30LUZST DANCS IN MEDFOBDf SGT. WAYNE WHITE GETS SILVER STAR News or the award of the Sil ver Star medal to Sgt, Wayne White has beers received in s letter from the Sergeant to his mother, Mrs, Cora White of 107 Almond street. Sgt. White states that the medal was given to him for some action during patrol duty with the army paratroopers in France, where he is now, but gives no further details. Another recent letter from Sgt, White praises highly the Red Cross work being carried on In France, his mother reports. School children Trill be asked by the War Food Administration late this summer to narvest 1,500.000 pounds of miikweed fioss, the fibers la replace kapok as a filler for life preservers and aviators' suits. Too Late to Classify WANTED at onres Kodak, w or 4-5, SU. 3, Box Boss km&& FGH SALE Peaches, tree ripetfedEU : beilss and Hses, Beady now, H. S. : ChSrgwin Central Point -Jackson- yiHe highway. Phone : FOH BENT 4-rsomhsyse, Kt lt Box Um, Smith Peach. 1 EXCELLENT iiirnwticd' rooms""in' de-; airable locality. Board or kitchen ; priviJeges II dpsirrd. Living tosm pri vilefs. 59 Orange. WANTED Etde to Gram's sss for three davs fey BGmeori 3esvmg between S and S p. m. Ph. HALE peaches for sale, 3c and Sc 'lb. Brine containers. EL 1 Box 324-A, Arnold ane. YOUNG lady wanted for emtBter clerk. Apply in person. Modern Clejmers,2ii WMain. FOB SALE Good third crop milU- Mrs. H&hnert, of airport on idway road-. Plum 642L FOR S ALE cKng7"!RaVe and "Siberia f caches aH this week, 4c to 6c, er Carr. Fcrn VaHey. WA S f E D -jfishysm fjmiyj Cafe. FOR WENT 5-Voom aH-Tnw5em house, smaU acreage, east of Medford. Re frigerator, healer and electric range included. Ph one 362 FGR SALE Bos spring and mafress, excellent condition. Call at i3 Kose avenue. : 5 ACRES Bear Creek land, 7 -room modern house, imjiieniaie posses sion. Small imrn assd chicles house and garage, CsJJ Casey at end of S Coiumnus. Pric $4QQQ After 3 s 'ciock THERE will be n nice coiisigmnent of household effects sold al the Midway Auction Coa sale this week. Among them a good Airline console radio, a kitchen table and chairs, a new maitress, a lawn mow er, a washing machine and many ether isseni arlice$. Good Uneup of caEUe, hog and horses AU cat tle oiher fhan for siayKhier mazi he f:esed prior to sste. SHsg tht-m in as cariy as possible. Also hogs for feeding and hreeding purposes Tisi be vaccinated before sale. Midway Auction Co. sale Thursday, 1p m K. W. Holmes, auctioneer. N. A . Mead, clerk , FOR SALE BsrUeU pear on the irees, you pick ihem. AEso iO ons common vetch seed, K, W, Kohnes, S mUes nor3h Point on Cra- ter Lake highway. "USED phonogrnph records dally" U carried from files and phonographs," You select, 15c each or iO for L2S, Open 930 a. m.-10;30 a m. eniy, 8i2 S, Riverside. WANTED Experienced waitress. Ap iy in person. The Whst-Not. FOR SALE Tordson tractor, IS-in, gang plow, Kiifler disc, in good con diUon, Will srfi cheap. Write or eaif JH S, Oakdaie, W ANTED Fireman. Hotel Medford. FOR SALE lifsya I parUbJe typewrit er, $ut recieaned and oiied. S, Riverside; for MrGoodbrjfiy. FOR SALE Strong, well-biaiit, twV wheel trailer. Price $fi. Apply 248 S. Rivers! d,BkojMrjGoodbo(iy, FOR RENT 2 rooms and hath, base ment aparisnenl. Csii before 1 p. m. WE still have stork IR-WAH Dii Fnnf automotive finishes. Lei us re finish your car while these mute rials last. Ail work guaranteed, SIMONiiCiG STSAM CLEAHINS MITCHELL PAINT SHOP, SOS S. Riverside. TOIiSAlS fSHnpi, amrttet conM. lion. Inquire 3J9 S. Pesi) between o and 7 p,m, hoas?-, famay rfhard. burn ns1 eher Hsniifiss. 15 acres xood S22fl!i si sere, 4-room houo, cfost Irs. Hlm 1T tatt, n irriled, modern DDiidin incUitSing dairy nrt Tvcll-equtuprd wJUs mechinery arta 40 lorn hay. I, K, Bcfjuler 224 Wt tth. $7000 H acres,' 5-rm' and natK, barn, 7 acre irrigated. location. ExceJient for mbstivmsm One of the best hm's today around fedford. Oniv fimmt CHAS. Si.AKSS. S&lfmn i 223N. Riverside. Fh- FOR SALE Gent 3e E uernsey cow, Just fre-.hPhone WIS WAN TED To rent 5-"rsom unfur- nhed house, modern, with garage. Oii heat preferred Fairly cios Tn. Middie-itged edn cowpia. No pets, no drinkers. Must be dean. Trtbnc Jx 613- Ml'IRS, Ffberta and J, Jf. Ifaie; ready ths weeg, Ph, oi4 before S a. m. and afier $ p Muirs, Sc and lb. at fruit stand, miies sonth fit Mediord on Paemc Hwy. Bf-rt Stanisf.e. Wanted iira giT7o"gene7aron iUti work. Wut knnw vpmg and yhorthandTrshsme fiox 12 FOR RENT New garage for car or storage ilTripp EON'T worry ahoiit movInVror com cJe service, phon 464, at? Transfer fUmm? M fi. Fir fit. Relieve that Torinentfifg PIN-WORM ITCH Too Embarrattlrtg s Talk AbautE ihm t?9Mfe finf4 P.Wrmi. fen let Tf zhm ett rririf sff thst ter n!tiMfie. fr frrmt inn rtl tting, or ti: f mnh ih iPiTTisJ distrtss. stHisl tf ir,n fliti da ,f)-v-ret a eW tjjtJg ffriir w fig to rfi wi'h this stiihborn tun tTrmMeaore 1nfetiiB Ttii .ffiprjTiwrit wiriifi(; diiors' is a ?mMbi Srug known as gntin ielefc 3t is th iti Umni in P-W, ta nw Psn-Worm irfimnnt deJaii fey ih vr!ri e? i)?, jj. Jays 4 Sa, Af Jjg lifting fiiis is vs?m mleinm, J".W !akit f mU fifj rtr 6s take, &4 ihr art is a t e-Kii wtf ic 4m$ssf iis ir ?iyf. t-tth for t& wsrsif tf ri f ftisg nw r?d sit. nfm ttf3?s?h, hS.5 tee, asr""ls. -miT;hf fj.t Pi t;f it a Tsrr w-TTift Fsa ftrri sa i-ffekiad "wsrss syrap' er "w'Tiii r fi4v" tt 4. So if tw e-m s-is-rtt Pin-Wf.nrs, gt a V-s F-W Titfa st.4 ftfllo- tV liirsttioas S?if aii I BESSaoM ss riih tptlft mttrfsel 4 spring and 1 Ssmraont bediad, 1 studio eoch spsings makes fiMsU bed. ftU-wcKsi rug with thrw Tug, 5 plat, form rocker. 3 end tables. center table, 1 linoleum, 3 braided throw Ttirt, 1 Norge washing mm-hine, 1 taoie and 4 chairs, i kitchen labia, 1 medicine cabinet, dishes, rooking utensiis, canned fruit, carpenier tool wjfji cnesi, 3 rocking chajf, 1 refrigerator 3 years oJd. ch-kens. Kantpthfr ?&t i 7 hfns, i roosr. Wm C, J. Jones. Ri. i, Sos 3t Centrai Pointt Or. Nrsr Wiiiow Springs sfhoot Bo not mU before Sept, THESE wiii fee m listed meeting of Oregon Chapter No. 4, H. A. M., Wednesday evening, Sept. 9, JacK onviHe. Work in P. M. , CBAXT TODS. H. F. PEACHES Eihertas. J, H- H ales, Muir Tuscan chng. Best grade, tc ih . Bartiett pears, tonuiioes, So. Bring containers . Fruit ars . Pay Le?s Market, 233 S. Riverside, oppoMie Firestone. FARMERS, ATTENTION J For fast de livery or Qwicte move of toavy m citinery, phone Srf. Davis Transier & Storage Co. Q S. Fr SL FOR SALE Peaches, tree ripened. 1 bertas and Hnle. Beady pow, H- S Chirgwm, Central Point Oackson- vine nigtnvay. none oya. FOR SALE 3 high-pedistee fen sen paiiets. 4at starting to iay. Cs. Orchard f tonne and Stewart Ave. FOR SALE Green Cage plunw. S3S m BennettSt. WANTED Lady to care for child late afternoon and evening vrhtle mother works. Cali 33. FOR SALS Team of mules with near ly new harness, V?ill trade for cows, hay or saddla horse. Phone 3??f Ashland, PEACHES Hales aid Elbertas at THicker's, -4th house ou right, Or ?bsrd Home drive, off Stew-iirt Ave. 30 HEAD of registered Herefor;! est- tie snciuning m coism, m yearnn heifers, 3 bails breeding age, bai ance caives, wiii he soid at the Livestock Sale pavilion, Phoennx, Ore.. Sat., Sept. 9, I p. m. wiii also sell our regular run of live stack. So. Ore- Livestock Auction Co. CoL A- 51 Sudiey, Auctioneer. Phone 6225, Medford, Ore, CASH for light car '32 to '38 modeC gat Msm Hi. FOR RENT 3-room hoiise with city water. 216 Wabash. Tel. 28. WANTED 3 or 4-rm yntiirn, house, reasonabi rent, Wiii do remodeiing if necessarv. Rt. 3, Sos imt Med- ft?rd- . FOR SALE One yewTiing Whiteface hull, one Ouertisey hfijer giving Jour gallons a day. Second house west of Orchard Home drive en Stewart Ave, Medford. WANTED Companion that is ebeer- iMAl.E and 3 lemale thoroijfilshred ecrewiail huHdega or sale. See Lr- FOR SALE sHgar plise Shakes. at Trail. G. E. Eirod, $13 per FOR ' SALE -Peac3ies,lBring conJifin ers. J. F. Cook, Rt. 4 Bqk Mt Urn Pine Schooi road, FOR SALE One eieetrio 3S-gaL ws ter benter one Ihree-gni, butter churn one table model cream sep arator. Aii in tirst-ciasa condition, Phone S3 23 after 6 nj, FOH SALE Fisher's M-nliik. "Fa- ber's. 34 S. RiversMe. ThjH. 24 ACRES, 32 in cult4vaimn iiTaifal Ja and 1-adino clover. Irrigation with underground concreie pij.e system, latest pre-war constructed S-room modern house, cojueie basensejjt, 4n heautiui setting deer mingie with the dairy cows snd plenty of sanse in your back yard, and es eeilenf fishing for trout, salmon and ateeihead In your iront yard as there is several hundred feet of Rogue River frontfige. Splendid road with school btis, mall and milk route at your front donr. Several, soma high-test, cows wiih good rec ord of production; thoroughbred rhirkens and aii the Joed and hsv to carry through the winier. This property has isisi Jseen oiaced on ih marked exchssive, sjad one c-f the outstanding baya s the yetr at only $i2,om RALPH E. ELL. Broker, WANTED To buy, beg, borrow or steal nn alarm clock. CImm, JL Wobbet Eagie Point Star Ht,( ,Med- FOii SALEPeaehes. Bring boKes? S. Stephenson. Itf. t, Sox 377, Griffin Creek road. W A NTK D W! t r rss . HoSei Med?or. FOR SAf M Coal " heating "vtn fill complete, with everything, includ ing fsjur radiators. 339 N, Front, BIOGEST Shew n Towuj Mjhta Only Werkilaj'S Slant ; mm J YflO' W.1 iSS. j ..-.'jTrrSal s e. YOU'LL v TO r I'M' TODAT joyoos CATS! g HILARIOUS HI-JINKS . With tha RIT2 BRCSr "HEVEB A DULL MOMENT" With a Htic Fan Cm Tuds?, SepL 8, 1344 MEPFOBD HAH TBIBUNE SEVEIf FOR SALF- 5rm. hoase in b'uslne&t lone. rm. houe, eksss in, hsth, furn, to xsni by room. 3ood nne, SnmH paynnent dow?u Caii t 33 . Front. FOH A. Eiecirie sove, dining set rahinef rsdio, liaven- FOH SALE Holied ratveii har3ey. Fa. teerX 24 S- iyrida. Pfa. 449. : WATTEJSBEHC'S peaches are ripe, : E3beria' 3JiiJ-is and Crawfords. jit. : 4, Bos 3?A, Coker Et! rd, FOit SALE Flit y srav, "pinls, ; quarts and gallons. Mighty pod frr household or livestock. Monarch s??i & ccd FOH AL Fruit JbrSndl 550 ; siphur, ihe grsnuiar fypf, essi? t auiv. Carioad now in sife, Set v?ur early. .Mcr.arch Sfed & Fs-fd Co WANTED Your grain to grind and : mx. We'll do a good oh. You can hank on thai, 5Icyi3f"h Seed & Feea Co, FOH A1, Vetch d for cover crop or bay. Crsp short this yeur, urjfe, early hocking. See us tor : prtfes Stocks no on hand. Mm- arch Seed LSt FetfdC. FOH SALE Frisks iicg fSTlFlSs. for fife ionar'h Sed sk Feed Co. FOlCSAE-KQW fewssktng sulbat of smmu.a for delivery in Octser. FiTt come, first served. Monarci. Seed &Feed Co, FOR S&lJ&-iieki' jara end men hofiis egps Skmareh Seed & i eed Co. FOB SALE Monarch tmiiki esg prr ducex $3?5 ri, It produces eggs. JkijwrrhSeed arFrfdCo, dQCvS MONK V Gii yenr auto " gen eraisrs rewound at Severin iSlee?; N.ftuversuie. Snai Station WANTED V buy and sell" clovtvr seed. Let us rJean aisd sell ynu clover si ip prit-ta. Munarcii &eetf Feed Co. 13BV fir sliihs fipr iuw eost heat. iedT ford Fuel. Tel. 1 U: SAWDUST tor sawdust hyrnersTTJew fue. Medford FugTi. an 1, COAL dft 'Var price', iiedford "t -cT Tel. 3i.t. SaLFS, Eihertas atid Farly Crawford peacnei i tna ieweat prii-s on oiit? frMit, iet ymsr Eariv Crw. ford this week, sure, st the City Hindis Yuif Stsnd, on S, Hsver suie. Open isntii i r. m. FIB BtWCH iSLGX and bt ftr aiatis. green, fi-tser iono, sn.an Mentor. Fuei Tel 3333 im N Ccntmi. CASH A FLASH Fa VOH CAH- sv Time. Cash nd Saw Cat. Autonwtti tftrk. Friendly Mediord Dealer. Ph SfitS. fvfh and Barium. Ko Hed Tap When Ifmi Sell to Us DAFttD Tree Durstrors hearing aid dem enstration. At the Aufomol Market, 6th and BartiU. Phone 3313. Complete f!!ngt850 W ANTICS Late modei stsed rsrs thKhesi prices rmid for gss. eiean autontohiies Crater i. ke Motrt . HI WAV CAFE Under nw mncrship, Jim and : Haiei Dean. Open 34 hour day. 1 Ciased Thursday. ; ATTKNTIDN PLEASEJ LOOK TiiESE OVEH. t Late modej used rs, OP A prices j; Large suijpiv ZsmmiA Dayion-ic- 1 i Cisres tirei- Bring in your certtti- ;: cafes Fsutiighta, Prestnne, Cytsr fesf itrfpt, now whii ti&ck ii- ahie. e t A. 2. "TUBBV1' OEAJTS, Vmsr Pontiaa Dealer. Rirhfteld Station Utst 943. tub and Grape. Buy Mure Sands. r: - . it : i' tv . III . ' DUNNE ALAN AW.RSHAL Fl AlORflAN Va JOHNSON C A.r,v. SMITH isj COO Dfl.M.iv'H!TTy EMOSTOHITS - V OU COOPER latest X NEWS iVINTS . oaa.j..aaBaa.a..ia.a.. J Shortt " flui "march OF TJiSis OPIN 1;4S WANTED f&? rteh Rifles, thotgntv 23 postoiSi fishing cqupmest, FOH SALE We ajwsyt have few later modei used ear n hsnd, us bjc:-re ba Cra l-ti otora W A N 1 D S h ec p pns'ure p-adc-w-f, aJfaJs er stahhie itds su4nt. Fh-:ne st? see ms 4 tei G-snd, Wedfsrd, Or V, i riiippi. ALSO Wn CHANIT f 'WEIRD WOMAN PiuEi Added WbSbe Thrills? . A GREAT fOm INSPIRES A Ok EAT MctiCN mim 1 SUrta T0M0R1I3W 4 DAYS I Shew si t-AS SAS - S:30 Wait End TasUgfctJ lij iikMOPtfRII ;j .ais'a. hm. BO 3 'TtaTaWiniS?-itfl)Mltat 5. Sis r
