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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Leaving Lt. Del Cooley Is leaving tonight for Ardmore, Okla., after spending a week here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cooley, 648 Palm street. "V" Board To Meet An im portant meeting of the board of directors of the Medford Y. M. C. A., will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce at 5:15 p. m., accord ing to Dr. B. R. Elliott, chair man. The meeting will be short, Dr. Elliott states. Ben Schmidt, secretary of the "Y", will be at the meeting. Carters Here Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Carter and two sons have been in Medford for the past week visiting Mr. Carter's parents, County Clerk and Mrs. George R. Carter of 821 E. Jackson boulevard. Mr. Carter is leaving today to return to Mexico while .Mrs. Carter and the children plan to remain in Medford during the hot weather in Mexico. Mr. Carter is super intendent in charge of recon struction on the huge project of repairing 800 miles of Southern DANC SI. At the Picturesque mm wheel 4 Miles from Medford on Griffin Creek Road Dancing from 9 'til 12 Good Music Friendly Folks STEVE BAKER and DAVE GOULD SEESflO IS lit pf fr v t k i jyr , j'f If. " 111'.. a&A I "The Strangest Story Ever Told" They're Alive Little Grand Canyon No Larger Than Dogs As Read in Saturday Evening Post Heard on Death Valley Days Program! Lnrqe horses placed in the canyon depths, 104 years ago by Indians. The trail caved in, trapping horses. They have been dwarfed to about 2 feet in height bv in-breeding, starvation and lack of bone-hiiildin" materials. These horses were lifted out oyer sheer cliffs, 2,000 feet high, by ropes: You've heard about them. NOW! SEE THEM AT NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE Just North of U. S. National Bank TODAY and FRIDAY 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. ADMISSION: Adults 2Ce, inc. tax; Children 10c; Tots Free Also Large Paintings of All the National Parks Saturdif Eva. Post. ''Greatest scientific find In recent timet." PERSONAL CALENDAR 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. Saturday 2:00 p. m. Zuleima Temple, Daughters of the Nile, Medftfrd Masonic Temple. 9:30 p. m: Pocahontas lodge, dance at Redman Hall on Apple street. All Pocahontas and Red men members and friends cor dially invited to attend. 6:30 p. m. Pythian club, home of Elsie Casebeer, Rt. 1, box 521, Central Point, for pot luck dinner. Bring own service. Pacific railroad in Mexico. It is a North America owned rail ; road line linking the Western , United States with Mexico. Makes Claim Commenting on a recent story concerning the number of grandchildren and great-grandchildren boasted by an upstate couple, Adolphus Heath of Route 1 said that he and his wife have 46 grandchil dren and great-grandchildren, nine of whom are serving in the service. They "have, six children, he said. Ii Caotain Robert A. Naumes has been promoted to captain, his parents, Mr. and j Mrs. J. P. Naumes of South i j Okdale avenue, receiving word i that the promotion was effec- BELIES 'It Hve Aug. 13. Capt. Naumes, who has been in the army since March of 1942, is with the North Atlantic Air Command and is currently stationed at Presque Isle, Maine. Before re turning to Presque Isle, Capt. Naumes spent a year in Labra dor. Mrs. Naumes is living in Maine to be near her husband. Livestock Portland, Ore., Sept 7 UPr Live stock: Cattle 200. holdover 300: calves. 60. Market flow. Few early sales canmra to common cows iteady to weak. Oth er classes not moving. Cutter to com mon dairy type cow mostly $3.50 uJ 6 25; canners down to $4.00; medi um to good beel cows salable $8 out; 10 00 or above; common to medium built held around $7.008.50; good choice vealers steady at $13 00- 14 00; medium to good grass calves, $10.00 J 13 00. Hogs, 1000. Market active, steady. Good to choice 180-240 lbs.. $15 75; 241-1!70 lbs . $15.00; good sows. $12 50 w 13 00; choice 100-lb. feeder pigs quotable to $13 00. Sheep, 300. Mostly a cleanup mar ket. Good to choice spring lambs scarce, salable $11 50 ? 12.00; medium lambs, $10.00; cnmon to medium shorn lambs, $7.00 a 9.00; good ewes salable, $ii.733.00. Chlcago, Sept. 7 (UP) Livestock: Hogs. 10,000. Complete clearance early. Good and choice 160-240 lbs., $14.75; heavier hogs and good and choice sows. $14 00. Cattle, 5500; calves, S00. Vealers, $15.50 down; top steers, $1830; sev eral loads, $17.50M8.10; bulk. $13 00 ii 16.50, with common natives and southwest. S9.75vi 10.10: best heifers. 516.75; cutter cows, $7.50 down; most grass bulls. $8.00 5 10.00; stock cat tle fully steady. Sheep, 3500. Most bids on spring lambs steady. Good and choice native spring lambs held above $14.25. and mixed grades to medium choice Wash lnstons held above $14.00; few me dium native lambs steady at $11 .00 12.25. with lew culls and common lightweights $7.00 10.00; shorn Washington ewes held above $5 25 South San Francisco, Sept. 7 (UP) (USDA) Livestock: Cattle Active, generally steady. Medium to good short-fed steers quot ed $13.50 14 50; lew good grass heif ers. S12.00; light common kinds, $9 00 a 11.00; lo.id lots good ranpe cows sal able $11.00(u 11.50 absent: largely grass medium cows, $9.50 10 S0; com mon, $0.00' 9.50; cutters. $7 00(8.00; canners. $5.00 i! 6.50; canner bulls, 58.00 '-'8.50. , Calves Steady. Choice vealers quoted $14 00 14 .50; two big pack ages medium to good slaughter calves. 3,2 00j 12 50; lightly sorted, $9 00 3 1100. Hogs Generally steady. About 2 loads good to choice 180-240. b. bar rows and gilts, $15.75; few good 250-270-lh.. $15 00; odd good sows, $13.25. Sheep Steady. Good to choice wooled Ininbs quoted $13.00 1 13 50; lipht mixed medium and good feed ers, $10 00(5 10.50; pack .'e good wooled ewes, $4.50; medium, $2.50; cull, $1.00 Portland Produce Portland wholesale market prices were unchanged today. SAV FRANCISCO DAIRY San Francisco, Sept. 7 (UP) Dai ry market: Butler 03 score. 43c: 92 score, 42'3c; 91 score, 42lic; 90 score. 41'ic. Chese Wholesale prices, loaf 27 !c. triplets 27.2c. Estfs Large grade A, 45 ' 43 ,; medium grade A, 40'i 41 '.ac; small grade A, 20 i! 22c; large grade B, 32 Centra! California Grade A, 47e: medium grade A, 43c; small grade A. 23c. Nye Nfssen Large grade A. 47c; med'nm grade A, 43c; small grade A, 25c. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Sept. ..$ ucc. May 1.44', 1.46', 1.441, 1 4fi', July 1.36 CHICAGO PRODUCE ChlrfiRo, Sept. 7 ( VP) -Produce: Chickens steady. Colored chickens, 24c: duckllnqs, 23' ic. Cheese Market firm with all stvles scarce. Sales at permitted price lev els by primary and service whole salers. Butter Receipts, 370.233 lbs. Mar ket firm and unchinged. A3 A A 41 lie: 92 score. 41c: 90 score, 40J4c: 89 score. 40'4c; 88 score (cooking gr.-riet, 3fc. Fees 10711 ease Mnrlnat firm Extras, 3ftf4!t5c; standards, 35 n 38c: I Frnrf current receipts. 4 ' :5c: dirties. 25)7. ("30c; checks. 2428'2c. Wall Street New York, Sept. 7 flJ.R) Stocks steadied before noon to day after an opening decline of fractions fo a point. Trading in creased to a rate of around 2.250.000 shares for a full ses sion In the first hour and quieted on the recovery. Moderate short covering brought few issues back sharp ly. Peosi-Cola, one of them, shot up 23 points from the previous ciose 10 jo vs. casiman oreierrca made a new high at I89V4. up 3 ana rvio hanto Chemical pre ferred made a top at 119V4, up 214. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Tel 162 Anaconda .... 26', Chrysler 8914 Curtiss Wright General Electric 373 General Motors ..... 60 Montgomery Ward 49'b Penn. R. R 283i Phillips Petroleum 424 J. C. Penney 1055h Radio 101,4 Southern Pacific 2714 Standard Oil Cal. 34's Texas Gulf Sulphur . 34' i Transamerlca 9s United Aircrafts 284 U. S. Rubber 49U U. S. Steel 5BU Wms you need quick relief from pain, do you hesitate to take aspirin became it lea too with an upset stomach f If so. this new medical dis covery. SLPhRlN. is "just what the doctor ordered" for yon. Svparln It osplrln plus contains the sima pure, safe aspirin you have long known but developed by doctors in a special way for those upset by aspirin in its ordinary form. This new kind of aspirin tablet dissolVee more quitklv. lets the aspirin net right at the job of relieving pain, reduces the tuJit of ordinary aspirin, and does A Wac Helps to "Keep Vm Flying" r f fi? 1 Prt. Helen Dwelley of BeHinghun, Whingloo, a member of the Women'. Army Corp. terving with the Air Transport Command, it .hovrn it worlt at the Bale Initrument Shop at Pretquo Isle, Maine, Arrojf Air Field More Waci are needed to fill 239 different type, of interesting and vitas Army assignments. WAR BID FLAG Camp White In a brief but imposing ceremony at Camp White Headquarters Wednes day afternoon Cel. John R. Young, Camp Commander, pre sented the Treasury Department War Bond flag to civilian em ployees as a fitting tribute to their participation in the War Bond program. Of blue and white "Minute Man" design, the flag was for mally accepted by Chester L. Thompson, civilian representa tive, and then flown aloft be neath the Stars and Stripes. In making the presentation, Col, Young praised the efforts of the civilian employees in their support of the War Bond program and said that he was exceedingly proud that Camp White had made such an excel' lent showing. The flag symbolizes attain ment of 90 per cent participa tion of total personnel and 10 per cent deduction of gross pay. Concluding the ceremony Lt. William R. Barrett, War Bond officer, reminded Camp White's civilian workers that by their continued purchases of bonds they can be instrumental in bringing home sooner their sons, brothers and husbands now in the service. l"1" ' W ' s Medford Ministerial Associa tion met in regular session re cently for the first time since last June. New officers elected for the ensuing year ore Rev. M. Wcathcrford, pastor of the Church of the Nazarenc, president; Rev. Karl Brockhaus, Zion Lutheran church, vice president; and Rev. Milo Ross, Friends Church, secretary-treasurer. Retiring officers are Rev. Harry Hansen, president, Rev. Ward A. Rice, vice president, and Rev. Fred M. Wcathcrford, I secretary-treasurer. New members welcomed Into the association were Rev. Ros-1 coe F. Wilson, Church of God; Rev. Stanley G. Keller, Bretlv ren Organization; and Ben H Smith, secretary of the Medford Y.M.C.A. Business coming before the association included the Victory Day service to be held In the Nazarene church at 7:30 p. m. the day news of Germany's cap itulation is announced. Oct. 1 was established as United Sun day School Rally day. MEAN TRICK ITEM Milwaukee, Sept. 7 UR) Bitten about the pocket, George W. W. Schermu'.y today is look ing for the fellow streetcar rider who inadvertently slipped an up per dental plate Into Schcrmu ly's coat Instead of his own. Ob river in Asia Is 3,200 miles long. Hernando Cortez conquered Mexico in 1519-21. Cm Mall ItlDuiie Want Ada. ME FOR YEAR NEW kind of ASPIRIN tablet doesn't upset stomach not irritate or opset ttomtch even after repeated doses. Tear this ut to remind too to get Superin today, so you can hare it on hand when headaches, colds, etc., strike. See how quickly it rI level nam how -l tmm ... f..l f.r t.lr. fi 0Wrt.O inn. ni yuui uiuflAiti 1)1 and 39. PEACE ISSUES 10 E T mi ES E Washington, Sept. 7. (IJ.R) Leaders of the Democratic and Republican parties have reached a working agreement under which they hope to "wage peace as we wage war on a non partisan basis but Word appar ently hasn't yet seeped down to all lower party levels. The Republican presidential nominee. Gov. Thomas E. Dewey starts his first nationwide cam paign swing today from Phila delphia and will have a chance to set the tone of what he con siders "nonpartisan public dis cussion" of the plans for a world security organization. Dewey, it was revealed last night, expressed hope for great j success in lifting the problem of future peace above partisanship in an Aug. 25 letter to Secretary of State Cordell Hull. But 24 hours before the letter was made public by the state depart ment, the Democratic foreign policy spokesman in the senate accused a Republican senator of injecting political remarks into a debate on the proposals for an international peace organization. Chairman Tom Connally, D., Tex., of the senate foreign rela tions committee told Sen. Har lan Bushfield, R., S. D., that his remarks were "very largely of a political nature" because of his references to the fourth term candidacy of President Roose velt and to the November elec tion. OPA 5mECTORQUITS Portland, Ore., Sept. 7 (U.R) F. T. Humphrey of Portland has resigned as area director of the Presidents committee for congested production areas to take a position in Los Angeles as assistant manager of the Air craft War Productions Council, Inc. ACTRESS FILESSUIT Hollywood, Sept. 7 (U,R) Flame haired Actress Lucille Ball filed suit for divorce today to end the four-year marriage to Desi Arnnz, Cuban actor and singer, that began with a pro posal over an afternoon cock tail. Atlantic City, N. J. Sept. 7 (U.R) Six boardwalk stores and the front of the Knickerbocker hotel were damaged by a gen eral alarm fire that swept through half a block of the boardwalk here today. Too Late to Classify WIIJ rtrlp rJcfrny-expermi" for any one traveling to Los Article in rar ing for child en route. Coll 3U09. Mr.Loiee. NEW Dor, re truck now Available. 1944 mcKlela, new lmprovenienU nr refinement. Get your appli cation In now, L C. TAYLOR CO, Dorlife, Plymouth, Uorlce Truck! 112 fi. Riverside. Phone 2!i'l.1. FOK SALK PearhM.L4W call." Lltlle Valley rnnch. I'hone fl.V(7. Shandy with tools? THIS J03 MAY BE UP YOUR ALLEY This is a good Job. And a bit unusual in many ways brrauc it's Rot just a bit more excite ment and real he-man's "stuff" to it than moM jobs. The work: Helner in Southern Pacific's big K. H. shops or roundhouses . . . working with skilled craftsmen on locomotives, rolling stock, other n.R. equipment. You don't need to be experienced Just willing. If you wish, you can learn railroading on the ground floor . . learn a fine craft from men who know thir businers. You'll be part of a fine outfit , , . a company whoso bluest Job still lies ahead: carrying the war load for the huge Pacific offensive. Regular railroad railroad wanes. Fine pension plan, H R pas privileges. Medi cal services. Investigate today. See or write S. P. EMPLOYMENT REPRE SENTATIVE AT RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD 219 S. W. 9th St., Portland, Ore. or Your newest S. P. Agent OP-149 TfTE DEGREE OT HOMO win hold a rumnuft sale t ruiay mna Sat urday in the Masonic building, cor ner at Holly and Main. Donations g ladlyreoe.ved. FARMERS, ATTKNTION! City Trans fer V Storage offer you a complete ervice in all hauling and delivery onythmgPhone4664.38 Fir. PATRONIZE your local transfer com. p.inv, operating n Medford since 1919. Davis Transfer Storage Co, 40 S Fir St. Phone 2888. Let Us Reftnlsh Your Car RiKht ONE shop using best PI! PONT PRE-WAR MATERIALS. 19 Years Same Location. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP, 608 S. Riverside. MEDFORD BAR GaNHOU'SK SPECIALS Just received shipment of single and double electric plates; cast iron skillets, chicken fryers and Dutch ovens. Get yours while stock Is com plete. BLANKETS A new shipment of wool blanket and priced at W 45 while they Inst. Also close out on sleeping bags at $9-95, all wool filled. Another shipment of locker trunks, suitcai.es, overnight bags and upper oaks. PIPE. PIPE. PIPE. Large stock of fire-war pipe at pre-war prices. Get t now, before prices advance. Also all sizes of pipe fittings, automat ic pressure pumps, pitcher pumps, centrlfucal and rotary pumps. New stock of pipe dies and cutters and downspout, all sizes. HARD TO GET ITEMS: Rtee! wool, dish and wash pans, wheelbar rows, galvanized buckets, garble cans, trypans, coffee pots, double boilers, washboards, milk buckets and other items too numerous to mention. FOR THE LOGGER: Chnlni. hooks, binders, canthooks. pcnvles, fire protection tools and extin guishers, etc. HOUSE PAINTS: All colors at $1 RS per gallon. Also shingle stain and oils. ROOFING PAPER: Large stock all si7.es and weights, also felt paper, sheeting paner and building paper, roofing noils and cement at lei than mall order prices. FOR THE FARMER: Large stock of fencing, netting, barb wire, steel posts, pesthole diggers, staple, hny c.-ible and pulleys, binding twine and bale ties. Also work harness, collars and pads. See us for prices. FOR THE MECHANIC: Just re reived a large shipment of Crescent and pipe wrenches, bench grinders and vises, mandrels. -breast drill, h.illpene hammers and tool boxes. See us about your needs. NEW SHIPMENT of white enam- eV1 ranees, with or without coils; trash burners, wood circulating heaters and box heaters. Buy now while stock Is complete. AUTOMATIC GAS and oil hot wa ter henlers, toilets, laundry trays, lavatories, septic tanks, soil pipe and fltliiiKS, faucets. jgtirdrn bihbs, valves and fittincs. shower hends. drains and all kinds of plumbing repairs! No priority required. COMPLETE LINE tents, hay cov ers, tarpaulins and priced right, at pre-war prices. LATIGE ASSORTMENT of linole um nicH in sizes from 0x9 to 12x13 at pre-war prices. REMEMBER, ahon at the always payi to MKDFOIID BARGAIN HOUSE, S7-2! N. Clrape Sl. DinlJ.744. FOH HENT 3-rin. "all-moclern "house, small Hfrcfige. Boat of Medford. Ke frtKL'rntor, heater nnd electric range liu ludecl. Phone FOH SALE 10 rows buff brick aid" inff and nnila. W. A. Bllsa, Kt. 1, Box R28-A. WANTED Bnsket bass'nette with j old-awn yjegs. Ph. 2il)0. FOR SAI.K Flihera 'wheat' mix. mlfl run. Phone 4448. Faber a, 34 S. Riv erside. FOH SALE 4-room modern home, I.-irce screen porch. $2000. Half ciisli, bilatu'e $19 per month. 712 Pnlm. Owiur nt 402 E. 12lh. Ph20.13. FOK SAI.B Peaches. Hnlea. i mile south Onkgrove school. Fred San ders. T n A D 15 Radio, short and lona; wave. Itcquires one auto battery only. I.nte model, like new. For deer title Phone 2705 or 4338. THK KE-HOOM house." woodshedTVnr- snnrie. lot ouxizo, near grade si-hiKil, In city llmita. $1050, terms. I Plume (.1147. i FOIt" SALE Underwood itandard I tvpewrlter, $50. 723 W. 2nd. Phone 6724. WANTf)lcvrte for ten-year-old glfl. Phone 0U(i2. LOST "C" hook. Serin 1 numWra fl;22077 to ft!fl. If found notify C F. Pippin, lldq. Sec. SCU 11113. Camp White. FOUNTAIN waltreaa woiUedTltuiii'a Ice cream shop. FOK SALE Dr. Heaa Pami'iTllefp your ehlrkens through the molt. A renl good tonic. Fnber'a, 34 S. Jliv- : erslde. Phone 444ft. run cf i. ft. 4-room nouse, a;n itnven St. One block from Jackson school. Phone .1222. Office, 12 E- Mo in. MR. JOHN DOE, Rogue River Valley. Dnr John: Having a heck of a time. Need sonic curs. Tell your friends 1 ve got the money. ZUI1EHS hMIMNO SERVICE. S. Riverside at 3rd Ave. FOR SALE Hnmehoid furniture Call MtU or see at 720 S Peach. ENAMF.L wash bnslns, jar fillers and Jar wrenches, titols and electric fences. Stamper St Goff Brus.. 225 Went Main. $8500" -8 acres fruit and clover. Income thts year over $3000. 4-room house, burn. chicken and hog house, many large walnut trees. 2300 boxes peaches fier year. Grapes, apoles, prune, lerrtrs, etc. Two cows, 6 nogs, ISO chickens. Good home and income one mile of city of Medford I. E. Schuler, 22ft West 6th. Dial 3.V3. OUR FIGHTERS MUST RIDE To Victory on rubber and We Can help you to lave it By aligning and balancing your car mile Life. CRATER LAKE MOTORS 6th & Iry Ph. 2297 Thursday, Sepl. 7. 1944 MANAGF.R of Pacific Cooperative Ej; Producers, a new lmimes lo cating in Medford. desires modern 3 -room furnished apartment or small furtushod house. Tribune Box 974. FOR SALE Ortho kills sHiKS, snails. earwigs and cutworms. Faber s, 34 S. Ki v aside. Phone 44411. WANTED 2 to S h. p. air 1 cooled gas engine. John Brewold. J'ville Star KU llux7(i.Plume 5370. WANTED Bcautv opcratar""for snap in Hoseburg. Ph. 5:.iti after ti p. m. or write Velmu's .Beauty Shop In Roseburg WANTED Good home for thorough bred tern ale Spr nicer Spaniel. 1 l,a yrs. 712 W. FaimSt. NOTICE Will Mr. Kennedy, former j manure? of rocrention facilities of Standard Oil, please call 5utl2 or ) Sr71 or call at 423 Medford Ccn- I ter Bldg. i ALL Entries lumber now. more easily i obtained. Big Pines Lumber Co. ; Phone a 030. . , FOR SALE 1 -carat perfect white dia mond at a bari.au.. Wnte Tribune Box745. : WANT to buy 300 Snvnue, lever ac- I tion. in good condition. Tribune Box 74ti. j FOR SALE Red Shorthorn bull, two i years old. Henry PmUham, Crest- j brook road. Phone 6d5a. PEACHES for sale. Hale peaches, tree ripened, fine canners. Priced right. Bear Creek Orchard Packing House, 2 miles south on Pacific highway. Phone 21(11. ACME PAINT STORE, 411 E. MsinTTs now featuring outside while at si lift per gallon, with a spec'.al price to painters. Also floor varnish, S3. 50 per gallon, and paint thinners, 3:1c Kor gallon. We do roof, barn and ouse spraying. Also f ir.sl-class S aiming. For free estimates call lift I from 8 a. m. to 3 pmi FOR SAlJC-Miscellaneous furniture. 7l30nk St. FOR SALE Boy's" wool suit, si7e 18; man s wool suit. 42. Phone 8013. IMPROVED Elberta peaches "for sale. Bring containers. Webster Orchards, Cukcr Butte Rd. Will deliver. Ph. 6332. FOR SALE Two Shropshire rams, one registered. R. V. Bcall, BeaU lane. FOR SALE New full-sized WTYb. cof ton filled mattress. $U; large-sired Simmons bnhv crib and mattress. $10; baby Toidy sent. $2; ruling boots, lady's, size 5; man's, sire 11, S5a pairPhone 31SP. FOR SALE Bedroom set. including coll springs and pre-war niattresj, ur.ea very nine, aiso on circuuu tng heater and oil storage barrel. Phono 3670. j VICTORY CLEANERS. 408 E. Main. ! uill be clo-ed for alteration and repairs Monday. Sept. II. Watch for ' opening of our new, complete ' ervice. t . REWIND your car generator and i save money at severin Electric, ' i:!03N.Hjverside. SiynalJStnUon . Foil feALE Larfie stock of auto gen erators, exchange. Severin i.lec- ' trie, 1303 N. Riv!ido. Signal Sta- j tlon. j CA "NING peaches. Hales. Oakdale Grocery. ! WANTED To buy an electric range. 1 C.lll 38113. . wAnTED-WIII pay cash for sedan not older than ln.lH. Must be in . good cundlUon. with good rubber. No dealers. Cabin 4!, Merrick's Camp. t ITALIAN prunes. Ookdiite Grocery. TOR SALE Hale peaches. Harry E. Miller, Orchird Home drive. WANTED Automatic gus water tank. Phone 4013 CANNING peaches. Hales. Oakdnle (rnc.'ry, i WANTED t once. Kodnk, fi0-"F"fl3 or 4-S. Rt. 2, Box3in-H, Hns lnne. ITALIAN "prunes!" Oakdnle Grocery. DRY 7tr slabs for "low cost heat. Med ford Fuel. Tel. 3111. , SAWDUST for sawdust burnera. New fuelMedford FueiTel. 3111. COAI-Off car price. Medford Fuel. Tel. Mil. iTAI.ES, Elbert;i! and Kiirfy Crawford paches nt the lowest prices on quality fruit. Get your Early Craw fnrdt this week, sure, at the City Llmita Fruit Stand, on S. River side Open until 7:30 p, m. FIR ROUGH BLOX and big fir slahs". green, fl-tler load $1 SO Medford Fuel Tel 3111 1122 N Central. , CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time, Cash and Gna. Cnll Autoniotille Market. Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 3H l f nth and Birtlett I No Red Top When You Sell lot!a j WANTED Ijite" model tised enfa Higbest prices paid for gord. clean automobiles' Crater Lake Motors BIGGEST Show Value in Town! Nluhls ll'rrkdava litnrta M HUHHYI LAST NIGHTI RED SKELTOff, PLUS NEVER A DULL MOMENT STARTS FRIDAYI IT'S SENSATI3NAL ALSO ACTION! ADVENTURE! Resell HAYOEN KNIGHT HOLT iiNNtrr x ii l0t.lMllH f l'TSl MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE WIN H ATTENTION PLEAS El LOOK THESE OVER Late model used cars. OHA prices. Large supply famous Dayton-Mc Claren tires Bring In your certifi cates Koflllchts, Prcstone. Goodyear bat teries Buy now while stock is avail able. See at A Z "TUBBY" DEAN S, Your Pontiac Dealer, Richfield Station Dial 2942. 6th aiidGrapc Buy More Bonds. WANTED for cash Rifles, shotguns, .22 pistols, flshinu equipment, etc. 3 1 7 N o r t hR i v e r side. FOR SAI.F We always have a fevr Inter model used cars on hand Set us before you buy. Crater Lake Motors USED CMS Medford's Largest Buyer . Pays Highest Prices CASH AT ONCE "If it runt we'll buy it" HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. Riverside. Dial 4980 v wl v -wiw 1""- i T ralll at. iSli iTi iii Ss sfcl I itMM I ml Shows at 1:45. 6:45-9:00 ENDS SATURDAY! SUNDAYI 3 ii ! mm Michael O'SHH Anne SHIRLEY fiay WALKER Gana LOCKNART PLUS LATEST NEWS fx i 1 mm WW wtth 2 FIRST RUN FEATURES? miriwri Show, Start 1:45 - 6:45 9:30 V' Fun Thrn t You Have Ever . ,cnn on the Screen! ENDS SATURDAY Plu: Added Wtitern Thrillil j: w.a.-. nn. Trj--HfV'.:ninnii 4SsMao1ttaW STARTING SUNDAYI pmr.'JH"tlin -J - J - aft Vtf.MW In IT tVr.. PLUS LAUGHS GALORE IN ARTHUR HKt'JAMUAWBCNCI