LOCAL and
In Navy Gene Austin Temp
er of Ashland was one of 23
17-year-olds signed recently at
the Portland navy recruiting
station, according to a report of
the officer in charge.
.
Cancol Meeting The meeting
pf the Friday luncheon club
scheduled for this week has
been cancelled, it was announc
ed today. The club will meet in
October.
Miss Bullis Away Miss Helen
Bullis, 15 Florence street, has
gone to Hays, Kan., to spend
three weeks with Lt. and Mrs.
Theodore Holmes. Mrs. Holmes
is a niece of Miss Bullis.
4
Casper Here Pvt. Donald
Casper is here spending a 14-day
furlough visiting his wife and
daughter and his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Casper, all of
whom reside on the Old Stage
road. Pvt. Casper, will leave
Sept. 14 to report to his new
station at Camp Robinson, Ark.
Eagles' Meeting Crater Lake
Aerie No. 2093 and auxiliary,
Fraternal Order of Eagles will
meet in the Eagles hall, 219
West Main street, Thursday at 8
p.m. Committee reports will be
heard and balloting done, and
the evening will conclude with
a dance.
Is Midshipman Manfred I.
Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.
1. Douglas of 20 Barnes avenue,
who recently completed a junior
college course in science under
the navy V-12 program at the
. University of Idaho, Southern
Branch, took his midshipman's
oath at Northwestern university,
Chicago, last week.
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PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Thursday
10:30 a. m. Wenonah club,
home of Mrs Lou Bittle, Maple
Park Drive, covered dish lunch
eon at noon. Bring table service
and sewing kits.
12:45 p. m. Medford Garden
club, pot-luck luncheon featur
ing herbs and herb display at
home of Mrs. H. O. Purucker, 13
Glen Oak Court. Mrs. Jack
Swem, chairman of luncheon
committee. Bring own service.
2:00 p. m. Women's Bible
class of Methodist church, Sep
tember party at the home of
Mrs. WilHam Hill, 215 West
Jackson boulevard. Assistant
hostess, Mrs. Chapman.
2:00 p. m. Women's Relief
corps, armory.
8:00 p. m. Crater Lake
Aerie No. 2093 and auxiliary,
F.O.E., Eagles' hall. 219 W.
Main St. Committee reports,
balloting and dance.
8:00 p. m. Royal Neighbors,
K. of P. hall.
8:00 p. m. Pythian club.
Girls' Community club, Mrs.
Florence Siegel, hostess.
Friday
1:00 p. m. Women's Service
League of St. Mark's Episcopal
church, pot-luck luncheon at new
parish hall followed by first
meeting of fall. Program.
1:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers
club, home of Mrs. Justa Ovel
man. Star Route, Jacksonville.
Fined $1 Evelyn Irene Jones
20, was fined $1 and $4.50 costs
in justice of the peace court this
morning on a charge of driving
a car without an operator's
license.
Visiting Cousin Miss Anna
Morreffey of Los Angeles, Calif.,
arrived in Medford yesterday to
spend a few weeks with her
cousin, Mrs. R. C. Yost, King's
highway.
Receiving Bids Sealed pro
posals for carrying mails be'
tween the Medford post office
and the air field will be received
by the postmaster until 2 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 16, it was an
nounced today by Postmaster
Frank DeSouza. More informa
tion can be had and blanks ob
tained by calling on the post
master. Minor Accident! J. B. Dob-
byn of Trail and Mrs. R. E. Mul
len of Route 1 drove cars in
volved in a slight mishap on
West Mam between Grape and
Holly streets Tuesday afternoon
according to a report on file to
day. Machines operated by W.
H. Kellogg of 717 East Jacksqn
boulevard and Earl H. Hanscom
of Eagle Point were involved in
a minor accident at Fourth and
Fir streets Tuesday morning, a
filed report said today.
Rummage Sale Degree of
Honor lodge is sponsoring a
rummage sale Friday and Satur
day, Sept. 8 and 9 in the Ma
sonic building, corner of Holly
and West Main streets. The
building will be open Thursday
from 3 p.m. for donations, and
it is stated that all donations
will be gratefully accepted. For
further information, those inter
ested are asked to telephone
Mrs. Ida M. Wilson, number
4644.
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To Medford Margaret Whit
tle, Margery Newton, Clara Ann
Roberson, and Barbara Cary, all
of Ashland, moved to Medford
last weekend and now reside In
an apartment at 32 Mistletoe
St. Miss Roberson and Miss Cary
, are both employed at Camp
White while Miss Whittle and
Miss Newton work in Medford.
Parents of the girls are Mr. and
Mrs. W. David Whittle, Mr. and
Mrs. Gary G. Newton, Mr. and
Mrs. E. F. Roberson and Mr. and
Mrs Carl V. Cary.
SoIX PERMANENT WAV!
Nitursl -looking curls and wives now
jroiira easily, cool-ly. comfortably,
t home. Do it yourself. The amaiutg
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WAV! KIT
eontsinseTfrrthtnffyouwed, pfrmanentwi!
solution, curlm, shiimpno ind wsve set. Eatj
putting your hair up in curiam Insist on tin
jtrnume Chat m-hurl America ' lirgrtt wil
ing home permanent irsve kit. Get one today ai
any Department. Drug or S and 10c tux.
Western Thrift Store
and AH Drug Stores
TONITE
DREAMLAND
MODERN
MELODIES
RAY'S MUSIC
Popular Prices!
To Remodel A. M. Putney of
508 Plum street applied at the
city Inspector's office yesterday
for a permit to remodel his resi
dence and reshingle his private
garage at a stated cost of $400.
,
Cited Hugh T. Carter, 63 of
Prospect is to appear in justice
of the peace court at 2 p.m.
Sept. 12 on a state police charge
of passing another vehicle with
insufficient clearance.
To Portland J. E. McAllister
of 1024 East Jackson Boulevard
is leaving Medford tonight for
Portland, having been called
north by the death of his sister,
Mrs. D. P. Mathews. He expects
to be gone only a few days.
Completes Course Miss Ruth
Fitch, who has been training at
Camp White as a physio-therapist,
has completed her course and
will be commissioned Sept. 13 as
a second lieutenant in the army
nurse corps. The training has
extended over the past six
months. Miss Fitch is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Fitch, Rt. 1.
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Training Described Pvt. Roy
C. Gray describes some phases
of the infantry training which
he is undergoing at Camp Wol
ters, Tex., in a recent letter to
a Medford friend, rvi. uray
states that he has had training
with the rifle, carbine, rifle gre
nade and "bazooka" and would
take up machine gun training
next. Pvt. Gray was formerly a
bus driver for the Rogue River
Transit company. Mrs. Gray and
their children reside at 7J3
South Holly street.
In Albania Pfc. Hugh Power
is now stationed at Brookley
Field, Mobile, Ala., he states in
a recent letter to a friend. Pfc.
Power is assigned to an aviation
icHan uiui. V"i6' "
tnai ai prusem, ue wa wuining
on radio sets which needed
major overhauling. He stated
that he disliked the humid cli
mate of the south and was look
ing forward to the next assign
ment which was reported to be
at a former resort. Pfc. Power
is the son of Mrs, E. P. Power
of 101 Portland avenue.
DELAYED A WEEK
Opening of the Central Point
schools has been delayed one
week, it was stated today by
Superintendent H. P. Jcwett,
and sessions will take up Sept.
18 Instead of Sept. 11 ns orig
inally planned. This action was
taken at a meeting of the board
of directors held last night. .
Mr. Jewett said that the open-
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THAT WILL v ;
LIVE FOREVER
IN YOUR HEART!
Th grcatejtlov noryof our
Utie! From the epic pages
of a book that thrilled mil
lions . . comes the glowing
tceen tlory of a ir! who
gov her heo't (o a teo
, . . proudly and uncfro'd!
Ing was delayed due to the fad
that the staff of upper grade
teachers is not yet complete,
and since many of the high
school pupils are working in
the pear harvest.
VETERAN EDITOR DIES
Hollywood, Sept. 6 IU.R)
Joseph A. Mulcahy, 63, veteran
newspaper editor and former
assistant to Attorney General
Frank Murphy, died last night
of a heart ailment at the home
of his son, Film Publicist Jack
Mulcahy.
Coal is approximately 60 per
cent carbon.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE 156 bale oat straw, 73c
bale. You haul it. Rt. 2. Box U10,
Anderson Creekroad. JTalcnt.
WANTED To buy an electric "range.
Call 3805.
FOR SALE
C07C A" Newly plastered house. 8
OC(0J rooms with bath. 20 by 24
Y garage and workshtp with
three-room apartment above. Back
yard fenced. Small chicken house
and run. three extra lot5 for large
garden space. Modern cabinet sink.
Frigidaire and insulated hot water
heater go with place. Only two
blocks from Behoof. Immediate pos
session. Can be seen at Sll Hamtl
. ton. Call 5377 week days, or 6y34
evenings and Sunday.
FOR SALE Electric hot water Veater.
Box 124, J ac ksonyi 1 1 e H i g h w a y.
FOR SALE Electric McCormick-Dcor.
ln$ separator. f00-lb., slightly used.
Price S100. Solder's Dairy.
WANTED Will pay cash for sedan
not older than lf38. Must bo in
good condition, with good rubber.
No dealers. Cabin 49, Merrick's
Camp.
FOR SALF Hale peaches." Harry E.
Miller. Orchard Home drive.
SCRATCHING dogs, due to so-called
"nummer eczema." fleas, ticks, lice,
ear and sarcoptic mange, ringworm,
dog odor and other afflictions. S3 in
all. Brush or spray with Quadine.
Gives hair lustrous sheen. Used by
leading kennels. Monarch Seed and
Feed Co.
FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN
See
THE OREGOV FINANCE CO.
4ii South Central.
A Pioneer Firm.
FURNITURE storage, complete mod
ern service. Special lockers. Ph.
2888. Davii Transfer St Storage Co..
tu a. r ir si.
PACKING, crating and shipping. Conv
plete service. City Transfer St Stor
age. 4664. 38 S. Fir St.
FOR RENT Modern apt. Frigidaire,
O vers tuf fed. ens heat, ptnae In fl.
vilian adults. Inquire 437 S. Cen-
'ra-
FOR- SALE Elberta peaches. 5c lb. WANTED Late model cr, good con
Go out li miles east on Fern Vol- dltion. Cash. Ellis. 302 Haven.
yrofj.ERamu8sen. I foiTsALE-fwin Vthprwl
run s.ut lu-iu rora logging Truck
dual-axle trailer, excellent 8 23
tires, heavy duty worm-drive rear
Bxie, j-speea, Brownupe transmis-
sion. J. Bean, 586 E. Main. Ashland.
WANTED Automatic gas water tank".
Phone 4613.
GOOD stock trailer. $35. Ball -bearing
cream separator, $33. Good cow.
$40. W. S. Darby. 3rd house west
.f GrJ fn Creek S tore. Ph. 608 0 .
WANTED To buy shotgun, pump or
double-barrel. Ph one 2708.
FOR SALE New 5-piece bedroom eeL
427 Haven St.
BOSCH Sc LOMB binoculars, first
$45. Phone 4C00.
FOR "SALE Registered Milking ShorT
horn bull, Prairie Prince VI. An
outstanding proven sire, 3 years old.
Easily bandied. Milk and show rec
ords. Plenty offspring to show.
Green Acres Farm, Delta Waters
roaa,
LOST In Medford, Tuesday, 3 p. m.,
smalt black Pomeranian dog. Re
ward. Mrs. Dick Rich man. Central
Point. Phone 112.
0'
,'ebtL"ih H.i"?h 807. 1
N. E. Judy.
WANTED Small size girl's bicycle. 1
Phone 2429.
8 acres- 8 rooms and bath.
05 I 0v mall barn, poultry house.
- t'j acres irrigated. One of
tne nnest views in uie vnney. 3-
miles from thf city center. House
all newly decorated. Has a deep
well of soft water. Cannot be beat
today for $3750. Some terms. Ben
R. Cooper, Broker; Chas. Btaess,
Salesman, 223 N. Riverside. Ph.
7337.
WANTED Clerk w:fth""some knowl-
eoge of Dookkeeping. permanent
position for permanent resident.
Commercial Finance Corp.. Main
and Riverside.
FOR SALE Nesco automatic electric
roaster, 1 pr. English riding boots
size 5'i, l-gal. Daisv churn. All
excellent condition. 703 W. Palm St
FOR SALE Buffet and dining table.
DreaKtasi laoie ana a cnairs. can
at 824Bennett.
FOR SALE Large ripe wild plums.
Phone 2830. 9 a. m. to fl p. m.
QOrtAA 4-room modern house.' 2
UwlUU bedrooms, large lot, shade.
Close to schools. Immedi
ate possession. $1000 down, terms
arranged. Dad Roberts. 720 W. 2nd.
GOOD "gentle family cow. 28' Spring
sireei
35 ACRES good soil. 25 irrigated,
more could be. 4-room house, elec,
drilled well, water pressure sys
tem. This farm is well located, onlv
2 miles from Medford. $7500.
Look this over.
Also
I'j acres. 1 acre In bearing cher
ries, 3-room house, elec, water
pressure system, new chicken house,
near Medford. $2700.
Also
6-room plastered house, hardwood
floors in living room, fireplace,
wash trays, fruit room, floored at
tic, cement foundation, on pave
ment, near high school. Price $3673.
Also
Grade "A" dairy farm with eows
and equipment. 5 ' a miles out on
good road. For price and terms see
L. G. PICKELL.
18 S. Hartlett.
FOR SALE '30 Oldsmoblle coupe,
mechanically A-l. Pre-war rubber
like new. Sell at celling price. After
4 p. m., H. R. Light, Gold Hill. Ph.
204.
W A N TED To rent' 3 or 4-beriroom
uruurnlshed house for occupancy ,
Oct. l. Call Mrs. Eugene Thorndike,
iei. ci jo i
so furniture, linens for sale. After I
7 p. nr. ;40 Whitman Ave
FOR SALE
-2 Guernsey heifers.
Double tested. One freshen soon.
Box 358 Loner lane.
FOR SALE 100-ib. ire box. table
model radio. Call 3H8Q before 4 p m.
WANT to lease a good ranch. Pris
fer irrigated but will consider oth
er If production record Is good.
Have tractor and all equipment,
best of bank and farming refer
ences. Cash or percentage basis.
Will buy stock If desired. Tribune
Box 764.
CANNING
Grocery.
peach
Hales. Oak dale
! FOR RENT Room, close in, for work-
ing girl. 302 S. Grape.
TWO good pear pickers wanted. Long
season. Phone 2570.
' coll springs and practically new
mattress. 120-basa
in A-l condition.
Ph. 4104.
piano accordion
U3 W. 2nd St.
CANNING
Grocery.
peaches. Hales. Oakdale
FOR SALE Household furniture. Ph.
Jacksonvlll e JS2 2.
LOCAL young woman,'" experienced
in general office work, courteous
to public, would like work four or
five hours day or evening. Call
3242.
FOR SALE 32-volt' vacuum 'cleaner.
See Mr. Gne, Gone Electric, 20 N.
Grape. Phone 3026.
ITALIAN prunes. Oakdale Grocery.
Gas on Stomach
Rtllvd minute m riaabl tmn fMnar bark
When riru nomirh add rauiei painful, mffix-at-In
lour iiomarb an J lieartt-nfn. fxtn utullr
rmntt lb ftit artlm rardlrlnaa knnwn for
aimid-n.ttlc rllf -nxllrtn Ilk ihita In iltll am
TiMi. No laiaitt Hll ni hrtnai comfort In a
(ITj nturo boiti to ui for ifeubls oooajr tack. 19a,
Here thsy rnel : , .
al the Royol Ball.
Ai Big Ben
chimed the
hour,, tney
- lo was to .
hourj, they
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mil. ScotUe io,. Th
ITALIAN prunes. Oak dale i Grocery,
BEAUTY shop on the coast. Good busl.
ness. Cheap. Terms or cash. Trib
une Box 993.
FOR SALE Underwood " standard
typewriter, $50: 30 V. S. Winches
ter rifle and shells, $40. 728 W. 2nd.
rnone 3724
FOR SALE OR TRADE Registered
Guernsey bull, 1 year old; good
blood lines. Will take fresh or com
ing fresh milch cow. Glenn w,
Smlth. Riu-h. OrePhone770.J,ille.
FOR SALE 1937 Ford V-8 coupe.
John Morris. Table Rock.
FOR SALE Full-size iron bed and
double coll spring, $3; Ironing
board and odd frutt jars. 613 W.
ll thSt.
FOR SALT Peaches Hales. Tred San
ders, Rt. 2. Box 293.
THERE will be a nice consignment"
of household ettects sold at me
Midwav Auction Co.'s sale this
week. Among them a good Airline
console radio, a kitchen table and
chairs, a new mattress, a lawn mow
er. a washing machine and many
.other useful articles. Good lineup
of cattle, hogs and horses. All cat
tle other than for slaughter must
be tested prior to sale. Bring them
in as early as possible. Also hogs
for feeding end breeding purposes
must be vaccinated before sale.
Midway Auction Co. sale Thursday,
1 p. m K. W. Holmes, auctioneer.
N.A.Rlead,cjerk.
BUY VALUES Long-wearing! good
looking worsteds. Smartly tailored.
Guaranteed to fit you. Suits worth
$50, $3B up. Klein Uie Tailor, Up-
stalrs,12a EMaln.
ONE table cream separator," used 8
months. New milk strainer and two
bu ck eta. Rt. 4. B ox 74-A. Ph. 8317.
FOR SALE Pre-war typewriter desk-.
117 Almond St.
WANTED at once. Kodak. 620-F 8 3
or 4-5. Rt. 2.Bnx 35-B, Rqss lane.
PEACHES-Eibcrta's. J, H. Hales Muif,
Tuscan Ming. Best grade, 7c lb.
Bartlctt pears, tomatoes, 3c. Bring
containers. Fruit jars. Pay Less
Market, 233 S. Riverside, opposite
Firestone. . . .
PEACHES HaTea and Elbertas il
Tucker's. 4th house on right. Or
chard Home drive, off StewartAve.
FOR SALE Fisher's Mormilk. Fa
. ber's. 34 S. Riverside. Ph. 4449.
WANTED To buy, beg, Dorrow or
steal an aiarm ciocx. inas. n.
Wnbbe, Eagle Point Star Rt.,
Med-
ford.
FOR SALE Rolled rabbit barley, tm-
ber's. 24 S. Riverside. Ph. 4449
WATTEN BERG'S peaches are ripe.
Elbertas Hales and Crawfords. Rt.
4. Box 27-A. Coker Butte road.
FOR SALE n it fly s'prey pints.
quarts and gallons. Mignty gooa tor
household or livestock.
Monarch
Seed Sc Feed Co.
FOR SALE FruH l brand) sou
sulphur, the granular type, easy to
apply. Carload now In stock. Get
yours early. Monarch Seed Si Feed
Co.
WA N TED Voiif-grain to grind " and
mix. We'll do a good Job. You can
bank on that Monarch Seed St Feed
FOR SALE Vetch seed for covef
crop or hay. Crop short thia year,
we urge early booking. See us for
prices Stocks now on hand. Mon
arch Seed& reed Co.
FOR SALE Friskies dog food 10 lbs.
for PBcMonarch Seed St Feed Co.
FOR SALE Now booking sulphate of
ammonia for delivery in October.
First come, first served. Monarch
Seed & Feed Co.
HEALTH TO YOUI
Correct Reef of, Coon Allmintt
Hemorrhoids (PtUt), Fl
urs. Fistula, Htrnla (Rup-
iur; aauoy naaiinpowt i
lo arn-aMlity to enjoy lit.
Our mathod of treatment
without hoapital operation 1
ucetaafully am ploy ad lor
yean, uottai eiodit
lormi. Call (or examination
or ssnd lor rtUE booklet.
Opto Fvtnfngt, Mwj., Wsrf,, Frl, 7 io 8; JO
Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC
Phytlan and Surgeon '
N. E. Cor. E. Burnilda and Grand At.
Tphon EA:t 3918. Portland 14, Orogon
y- V.pBfc, ' j .
fifflk-yV '
fJSMf - The lmi bond.
VV.VR ..now much it
mi-ont to them
THE
"WHITE CLIFFS
OF DOVER"
hat all the
magnificence
of
"MRS. MINIVER" and
"RANDOM HARVEST"
Wtdnwdar. 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTTrTNE OTS
FOR SALE Pickle Jars and metal
bottle cap. Monarch Seed & Feed
Co.
fOR SALEMonarch milk) egg pro-
riucer S3 35 cwt. It produces eggs.
Monarch Seed St Feed Co.
WANTED We buy and sell clover
seed. Let us clean and sell your
clover at top prices. Monarch Seed
Ac t eea to
DRY fir slabs for low cost heat. Med
ford Fuel. Tel. 3U1.
SAWDUST for sawdust burners. New
fu el. Medford Fuel. Tel. 3 1 11.
COAL Off car price. Medford Fuel.
Tel. am.
HALES. Elbertas and Early Crawford
peaches at the lowest prices on
?uality fruit. Get your Early Craw
ords this week. sure, at the City
Limits Fruit Stand, on S. River
side. Open until 7.30 p. m.
FIR ROUGH BLOX and big fir slabs.
green, fi-uer load. n su meatora
Fuel Tel. 3111. 1122 N Central.
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Time, Cash and Gas.
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Medford Dealer.
Ph. 3919. 8th and Bartlert
No Red Tape When You Sell
to Us.
Free Duratron hearing aid dem
onstration. At the Automobile Market,
6th and Bartlett. Phone 3019.
Corn pie te fitting. $30
WANTED l-ate model useo! carW
Highest prices paid for good, clean
automobiles Crater Lake Motors.
ATTENTION Pl.EASEl
LOOK THESE OVER.
Late mode) used cars, OPA prices.
Large supply famous Dayton-Mc-Claren
tires. Bring in your certifi
cates. FogHchts, Prestone, Goodyear bat
teries. Buy now while stock is avail
able. See at A Z TtTBBY DEAN'S,
Your Pontiac Dealer.
Richfield Station Dial 3943.
JJh and Grape. Buy More Bonds.
WANTED for cash Hifies. shotguns.
.22 pistols, fishing equipment, etc.
317 North Riverside.
FOR SALE We always have a few
later model used cars on hand- See
us before you buy. Crater Lake
Motor.
WANTED Sheep pasture meadows
alfalfa or stubble fields, any
amount. Phone 2197 or see me at
Hotel Grand. Medford, Ore. V. J
Philippl.
WANTED!
Teletype Operator
or Good Typiir .
American Fruit
Grpwers, Inc.
j rnone 914, txtenslon 4
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The Comedy Sensation of
Radio in an Hilarious
Musical Riot of Rhythm
. . . Gags . . . and Gals!
The Funniest She's
Ever Been!
5 Hit Songsl
"Kansas City
Kitty." "Tlco
Tlco Na Fuba,'
"Pretty Kitty .
Blua Eyea."
"Old Oaken
Bucket,"
"Nothlnff
Bnosjle From
Nowhere"
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with VOUR FAVORITE ACTION STAR
nnu nrr
Poors Open 1 :4S 6:45
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f To relieve dUtrt of nWNTHW N
Female Weakness
(Also Fine Stomachic Tonic)
Lydia S. Plnkham'i Compound lt
fatuous to relieve period lo pain and
accompanying nervous, weak, tired
out feelings all due to functional
monthly disturbances. Made espe
cially (or women it nelp mtwal
Follow label directions.
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USED CARS
Medford'i Largest Buyer
' Pays Highest Prices
. CASH AT ONCE
"If it runs we'll buy It"
HUMPHREY MOTORS
33 S. Riverside. Dial 4980
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