LOCAL and
Shop Hera Mrs. Phoebe Mil
ler and children of Ashland spent
Monday afternoon shopping here.
Employed At Mill Osborn
Lee Ball of Ashland, former
rodeo rider of Klamath county,
Is now employed at the Jamson
mill in Ashland and spent Mon
day here.
Cited To Court State police
have cited George L. Prauss, 16,
of Route 3, to appear in justice
of the peace court at 3 p. m. Sept.
13 on a charge of failure to obey
a traffic signal.
Building Permit B. G. and
Florence Harding applied at the
city inspector's office yesterday
for a permit to construct a stucco
residence at 828 Dakota street at
a stated cost of $400.
To Initiate Attention of all
Odd Fellows is called to the fact
that following the regular ses
gion tonight at the hall the initia
tory degree will be conferred.
The meeting is set for 8 p. m.
Car Recovered A 1941 Pon
tiac sedan, stolen from Grants
Pass Sept. 8, was recovered on
the Diamond Lake highway last
night by a state police patrol.
The car, abandoned, is owned
by J. H. Coe of Portland.
Kerrigans Visit Walter J.
Kerrigan of the Morse Detective
and Patrol Service of San Fran
cis6o spent a few hours here
Monday on business. Mrs. Ker
rigan also visited. They are im
proving their home in Ashland
before returning south.
Son Born A son was born at
the Camp White hospital Aug.
29, 1944-, to Pfc. and Mrs. Ches
ter Martin. It weighed eight
pounds and 14 ounces and has
been named David Carl. Mrs.
Martin is the former Ruth
Jacobs. Her husband is stationed
in Italy.
Daughter Born Pfc. and Mrs.
Adrian L. Wigley are the par
ents of a daughter, Teresa Elaine,
born Sept. 2 at the Station hos
pital. Camp White. Mrs. Wigley
is the former Nellie Moon,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Moon. Pfc. Wigley's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wigley'. The
soldier is now in France.
Examiner Coming A trave
ling examiner of operators and
chauffeurs will be in the K. P.
hall next Friday and Saturday
between the hours of 9 a. m. and
5 p. m., according to a recent an
nouncement from the secretary
of state's office. Persons wishing
permits or licenses to drive cars
are asked to get in touch with the
examiner during these hours.
Daughter Born Pfc. and Mrs.
Bob Brown of 723 Bennett St.
are the parents of a baby girl,
Sharon Elizabeth, born at the
Camp White hospital, September
9. Pfc. Brown is stationed at
Camp Swift, Tex., at the present
time. Sharon Elizabeth is the
Kranddaughter of Mrs. Homer
Stevenson of Orchard Home
Drive and of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Brown of 31S Ashland avenue.
To Appear Robert H. Davis,
36, of San Francisco was cited by
state police last night to appear
in justice of the peace court at
2 p. m. Sept. 19 on a charge of
parking his vehicle on a high
way. Police said that Davis told
them he parked his machine on
the Pacific highway a mile north
of the Rock Point bridge to clean
his windshield. His vehicle was
struck in the rear end by one
operated by George W. Lance.
Daughter Born Capt. and
Mrs. Reginald S. Rood are the
parents of a daughter born Sept.
10 at the Camp White Station
hospital. Mrs. Rood Is the for
mer Bettyjane Je.'frey, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Jeffrey of
Napa, Calif. Capt. Rood is a psy
chiatrist on duty at an army
evacuation hospital in France
and was for a time stationed at
Camp White with the 91st In
fantry Division. Mrs. Rood's
mother-in-law. Mrs. Florence
Rood, Is residing in Medford at
the present, making her home
nt the Holland hotel.
Dances Continue Dances at
Service Club No. 2 at Camp
White are being lit Id each Thurs
day night, it was pointed out
today by Mrs. Ruth Boyd, chair
man of the Volunteer Service
corps. A number of corps host
esses have gained the impression
that no dances are being held.
Mrs. Boyd said, and added that
an Informal dance is scheduled
for the club fir Thursday night
of this week. Young women able
to attend are asked to call the
club director. Camp While exten
sion 3293, or Mrs. Boyd at 4371,
Medford.
fillhS
YOUR
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Do You Hate HOT FLASHES?
U you tu!Trr from hot (Ufce. f"l
weic nnvouc bit blu tt tim
U due to U;l Junctional "mldal
e period peculiar to women try
Lydl K- Pir.ltinsi'l Weuti.e Com.
pcuad to rciiere r.icb irir.p:c.
M.de eyp-rltlir tor wo-nen tl t--t:p
nalure.' Fo.low direction!
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Tuesday
8:00 p. m. Nevita chapter of
Central Point at Masonic
Temple.
8:00 p. m. Degree o fKonor,
business meeting, K. of P. "hall.
Wednesday
10:00 a. m. Camp White Red
Cross auxiliary production unit.
Outpost.
1:00 p. m. Mistletoe club,
paper sack lunch at Girls' Com
munity club.
8:00 p. m. Chrysanthemum
Circle No. 84, Neighbors of
Woodcraft, K of P hall for regu
lar session.
Thursday
1:00 p. m. Sojourners' club.
Girls' Community Club. Call
Mrs. Jim Barnard, 5198 for re
servations. 1:30 p. m. Chrysanthemum
Thimble club, with Anna Much
m o r e, 840 N. Central Ave.
Please bring sewing and sewing
kit.
1:30 p. m. Loyalty Circle of
the Methodist church, at church
for dessert. Mrs. David Griffiths
and Mrs. Asa T. Bord, hostesses.
TO Portland Al Schneider,
manager of Rogue Valley Tran
sit company, left this morning
for Portland on business.
Promoted Mr. and Mrs. B. N.
Davis of Phoenix have received
word that their son, Gene F.
Davis, who is stationed at Doug
las Ariz., with the army air corps
has been promoted to the rank
of first lieutenant.
Visits Mother W 1 1 1 1 a m J.
Cooney, Medford senior high
school teacher, returned to his
home here last night after spend
ing two days in Roseburg with
his mother, Mrs. Laura O.
Cooney, who celebrated her 82nd
birthday.
In City Ralph E. Purvine,
lieutenant in the medical corns.
U.S.N.R., with selective service
headquarters in Salem, Dr. Paul
S. Wolfe, also of Salem and the
former's secretary, Fern Pfohn,
were in Medford today on se
lective service business.
Visiting Parents Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Geren and son,
Steve, of Independence, Ore.,
are visiting with Mrs. Geren's
parents, Dr. and Mrs. S. Ralph
Dippel, Stark street. They plan
to return north the latter part
of the week. Mrs. Geren is the
former Patricia Dippel. .
Nurses to Meet Graduate
Nurse association, district four,
will meet Sept. 14 at the home
of Miss Anne Purucker, 106
South Orange street. The pro
gram for tlie evening will in
clude presentation of a film on
poliomyelitis and a demonstra
tion. Mrs. J. D. McPherson will
be Miss Purucker's assistant
hostess.
Two Grass Fires The city
fire department answered two
calls yesterday to extinguish
grass fires. The first occurred
about 3 p. m. when both trucks
were called to Glen Oak Court
and Kecne Way Drive where a
grass fire covered about a block.
Another grass fire was put out
on the corner of Hawthorne and
East Jackson streets at 8:44 p. m.
No damage resulted.
Enlist Two 17-year-old Jack
son county youths have enlisted
in the U. S. navy. They are,
Charles Theodore Fraedrick,
Prospect, son M Mr. and Mrs.
Everett E. Fraedrick, and Fred
rick Warren Hancock, Gold Hill,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Mclvin C.
Hancock. The boys enlisted Sep
tember 6 through the Medford
navy recruiting station, accord
ing to H. W. Grain, recruiting
officer in charge.
Camp White Dance
riii
I acr.eduie
I Thursday
I Regular informal dance at
I Service Club No. 2. Hostesses
I planning to attend are asked to
call the club director, Camp
1 White extension 3295, or Mrs.
; Ruth Boyd, 4871, Medford.
CVst!ig time lor Bunlay Tv) late
to Classify 5 .'") Saturday afternoon
Please remember.
Tin Worms
Can't Harm
MY Child!
Better learn the Truth, Mother I
Yq tftiy tHr.V that Pln-Wnms Jtut a
rmrmlt- m. nnr.ee. Or rvi may U. rik thut
th timn-THinp. err! . runni mfecticn
itnV ot.iy rt-r'Ain i . ; or I.
In't rr "lievr It ! Kkh or rr. Tims
er oM Ik.1t, nyh-re en hse l ui
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prwirr lr,i-le IK h-irrsn br,r, en
tn'i't rl tt t-m. M i'fh out f-.r tf-.
varrir.c that tt.p. rr.pn thf T.ff
lrfect:':n th stir-. n'.-.'S ft'l i'rh;
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If tc-i 'irf l'm-v nr-ri. rt a r'V
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A&k fuur tlx u cut fW tor f.aWwrmat
POULTRY CO-OP
WILL ESTABLISH
Announcement has been made
by G. C. Keeney, general man
ager of the Pacific Cooperative
Poultry Producers that a branch
house of the association will
soon be opened in Medford in
the Osenbrugge warehouse at
13th and South Front streets.
Work has been started on re
modeling the building to meet
association needs.
The Pacific Cooperative Poul
try Producers, whose main of
fice tfnd feed mill are located
in Portland, has branch houses
at Astoria, Albany, Eugene and
Roseburg. Addition of the local
plant, according to Mr. Keeney,
will meet the demand of south
ern Oregon poultrymen for co
operative egg marketing and
feed purchasing.
The association plant here
will receive, candle, grade and
market eggs for its members in
Jackson and Josephine counties.
All eggs not sold to the local
trade will go into the associa
tion pool for shipment to out
side markets.
A complete line of poultry
and turkey feeds, poultry sup
plies and dairy feed is handled
by the association.
Grant Young, who has been
in the association for ten years,
has moved to Medford and will
manage the local plant. Mrs.
Young, who has accompanied
him will have charge of the can
dling and grading room.
mi
o.
74
John Oscar Frazier, 74, late
of Central Point, passed away
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Wildon Miller on West Jackson
street, this morning.
Mr. Frazier had resided In this
county for the last 11 years. He
was born in Michigan, Feb. 22,
1870, and is the last of a family
of eight children.
Hq leaves six children, Harry
Frazier, Junction City, Ore.;
Mrs. Clifford Papendick, Red
lands, Calif.; Roy Frazier, On
tario, Ore.; Francis, Jefferson,
Ore.; Elmer, Alvadore, Ore., and
Mrs. Wildon Miller, Medford.
Deceased was a member of
the Church of God at Central
Point.
Funeral services will be held
in the Conger-Morris chapel at
3 p. m. Thursday, with the Rev.
Parson of Central Point officiat
ing. Interment will be in Siski
you Memorial park.
Closing time for Classified ids 9
x. m. Too Late to Classify. 12:30
Too Late to Classify
FOR RENT Small mod. hoiife. furn.
orunfurnCU)se Iiv7n4 W. Jith.
FOR SALE 4-piece bedroom suite
with wrings and mattress. Extra
bed with spring and maltrew, dav
ero and odds and ends. Ph. 7251.
720 S. Peachy
WANTEDWardrobc trunk. Ph. 3864.
I j.T me make your old rugs like
new. Clcanrd and demotbed. TND-
une BrtX35f.
FOR SALE Small sweet plums, 3c lb.
JL,! JLaS-
WANT to rent 2-bcdroom furn. house.
Phone 3U2!i.
2 Major First - Run Hits!
Showi Start 1:45 6:45 9:30
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT!
Plus: "Sailor's Holiday"
STARTS TOMORROWl
. Immfm XT. L j i
crJrrs Of
BACHELOR
Alio
THE OUTLAW BUSTER!
THIITOITOr iSj?V I
ADVINTUIOUS flfiri.?.-7! 1
AND O'LIANI I . V'J I
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EDGAR
BARRIER
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TOW 8 Ate Newly reconditioned
Sraly-tvpe Innersprlng mattress,
$40. Phone 3842.
FOR SALE Outtoard motor. 2i
h. p. Excellent shape. IHs been lit
tle used. Automobile Market, 6th
and Bartlett. Ph. 3019.
FOR SALE Mulr and A few Elberta
peaches this week. Urins contain
ers. S. P. Mimter. Anderson road
west or Associated Fruit Co., rhoe-
nij
FOH SALE Well established Rroeery
store, complete wnn moot uepari
ment, refrigeration and living quar
ters. Doinn an exceptionally fine
business. Must sell because of ill
healthJ?hono3803. .
FOR SALE or trade for cattle or hops,
pan of 5-yr.-uld Perchcron Kcld
Iiirs. welpht 3200 lbs. Also beet by
the quarter. Walter Woo: '.rtilse, Rt.
4. Box .42. Cokcr Diittc llist.
1940 Plymouth 2-door sefl m with ra
dio for sale. Phone
FOR SALE One heavy liuty vise,
high-speed hand drill. 150 ft. pre
war heavv duly rubberised cable.
ij..,r inn ft. extension cord
and other articles. Rt. 1. Eox 171.
Orchard Homo drive. Pli U174.
FOR SALE or trade for hoss. 3 Hol
stelns. Have been fresh 4 or 8
months. 3rd calves. Miuini! Rood.
$85 apiece. 2 hclteis, fresh 5
months, to freshen this winter. $63.
Phone 304 Central Point.
FOR TRADE 3 nice lots In Central
Point, corner of Laurel and HaSKtll,
for good piano. Phone 4157.
WANTED Pasture for dry milch
cow. JohnEhrk. Box355. itoss lane.
FOR SALE Electric Fairbanks Slorse
20 h. p. 3-phase motor. HaiTy L.
White.Roguc River. Ore.
HOW about tic:ct winter's loeker meat?
Calves for sale. Phone 2;t:i:.
WANTED A bav geldlnff saddle
horse, six to ten years old, weight
not less than 1100 lbs. Mint ho
good looking and gentle. ill pay
fair price. Address Horse Buyer,
P. O. Box 1227, Mcliord.
ftpnvirrMA"S wife, exuectine baby
wishes light work in private home I
and care of children. 5 hours daily,
G davs week- 1 meal a dry.. Call
9172 between 5 and 7. evenines.
FOR SALE 3-bedroom nouse. ( iur. I
woodshed, with a well-con'r.K'Unl,
cement-floored. 20'xt.O" building on
rear ot int. unnii snaoo ni nun
trees. South Riverside, hichway
frontage, zoned for business o.- licht
industry. Suitable tor auto court
site. Phone wner at
WANTED Pear pickers for balance of
season. Orchard Park Karms. 2j
ml. south Mcdli.rd on Pacific high
wa y . Phone S 3 33
PACKINC cratini! and shipping, com
plete service. Citv Tnn. ,".t & Stor
age. Ph. 4t:tU. 38 S rir St.
WE STILL have stock PRE-WAR Du
Pont automotive fini'he Let u r
finish your car while these mate
rials last.
All work guaranteed.
EIMONIZ1NG
STEAM CLEANING
MITCHELL PAINT SHOP,
608 S. Riverside.
FOR SALE 6-rm. house with hath,
ctlv water. V acre of land, welt 10-
I eated. near city limits. For oulek
sale price reduced to $2000. Look
this over. L. G. Pickell. 16 S. Bart-
I lett.
TOMATOES. Indiana Cnnner. 2c. you
pick. Beans, Kentucky Wonders.
Cantaloupes and watermelons. B. E.
Ford, 2 mi'es west on Jacksonville
Hwy.Phonet:G2.
FOR SALE 2 purebred Southdown
Deerling rams. 1 six-mnv regislcied
Corriedale ram. R W. Rvan. Rt. 1.
Box 25fl, Central Point 2 ml. nist
Modoc Orchard on Dodge Bridge
road.
WANTED To rent 2 or 3-bedrooin
modern furni--'" house. 3 adults.
Tribune Box 1173.
today"0'" 4
BIGGEST Show Value In Town!
'31 "i
1 ) 1M j
it
Phil: An arlded hit with
Plenty of Thrills!!
RADIO'S
MASTER OF Tt?
MYSTERY!
IfiwrolNllSH ;'f.Vu- Cr-vj
Gloris STUART '"'STira
f ... f
NtfM. OnlT tVeekflm" t.Tft. j
(TODAYI 3 BIG DAYS!
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1
WANT to rent 4 or 5 -room unfur
nished house in town, with hot Wl
ter heater. Call 4943.
TAKEN up on McAndrews road and
W. Jackson, 1 Jersey cow wearing
halter. Owner call sheriff's office.
TAKEN upnear Delta Waters road
and Crater Lake Hwy., 3 horses. No.
1, sorrel mare, blazed face, branded
K I on the right stifle. No. 2, roan
gelding, black mane and tail. Both
horses weigh about 900 lbs. Owner
caM eherlrso(llce.
FOR SALE Electric range, good con
dition. Rldgeway road off Stevens.
Phone 7314.
FOR SALE Mixed home canned fruit.
36 Chestnut.
WANTED by elderly couple. 3 or 4-
room unfurnished house. Ph. 3119 L
Orrnn Beautiful 2-bedroom home
uODUU on the east side. Hard
T wood floors, fireplace,
laundry room, garage, woodshed,
beautifully landscaped. Lot 90 ft.
frontage, 200 ft. deep. Iirge lawn.
For appointment call 7357 or 731S.
BEN R. COOPER. Real Estate.
CHAS. ULAESS. Salesman.
Olfice. 223 N. Riverside.
CCCrijl Good 9-rm. mod. home.
5J0vU Hardwood floor living
room and dining room.
Rasetnent and furnace, city water.
Located on Spring St. See Ray
Schumacher, 417-419 E. Main. Dial
5485.
WANTED Woman for general office
work. American Laundry, 132 S.
Cemral.
ROOM with dining room, kitchen and
bathroom privileges. Inquire 303 S.
Oakdale.
FOR RENT Room with private bath"
Can cook some. Inquire 305 S-
Oakdale.
C A A Aft 3-room home on east aide.
iJitUU Lot 80x200. In good eon
T ditlon. On paved street.
Owner leaving. Priced to sell.
$2200 4-room house. ta acre land.
t mile of city limits. Pressure sys
tem, good soil.
1. E. Schuler, 223 W. th. Dial 3363
WANTED Experienced lubrication
man. Culp Motor Co., 50 N. Main,
Ashland. Pro.
EXPERT motor tune-up. Fords my
specialty. 113 S. Riverside. Back of
car lot.
FOR SALE Fisher's turkev grower
pellets. Faber's, 34 S. Riverside. Ph.
4 4 49.
FOR SALE Fly spray, stock" or
household. A real spray. Try tt. Fa
her s. 34 S Riverside. Ph. 44411.
FOR SALE Electric radio and clock
combined, tee box, new sink com
plete. 3-bumer gas plate. Ph. .i3!8.
WANTED Milker for grade A dairy.
and milk. Ph. 68C0. '
THE Midway Auction Co. will hold
their regular sa!e Thursday, selling
all classes of livestock and miscel
laneous items. Some good feeder
hogs and piggy sows at this week's
sale. Midway Auction Co. K. W.
Holmes, auctioneer. N. A. Mead,
clerk. i
; sir
' t 'j&P "ti.
.. in iheirfrs
in a iear
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I
rVTtNTTVBE itoraga. complete mort
em service. Special lookers. Fh.
2888. IXivis Transfer it Storage Co.,
40 S. Ftr St.
PEACHfiS You must hurry. A short
drive for tree ripened Hales and
Etbertas at Tuckers, 4th house on
nsM Orchard Home Drive, olf
Stewart Ave. Bring containers.
WANTED Waitress Apply Frank
lins Cafe;Phone4102.
APPLES, peaches, 3 cents lb. Spccl.illy
priced to restaurants or dealers.
Bartiett pears, ftOc tug, supply limit
ed. Pay Lee M.trket. 223 S. Rti.-r-
side.opposlte Firestone.
RADIO SKKVICE-AII miil.es repaired"
or completely reconditioned. Phil
lip's Radio Service Average servue
3 days to one week. Phono 3:sr;.
1307 N. Htveislde.
FOR SALE 2 good veil calves. Short
horn and Durham-Hereford. O. R.
Benton. 36 Bcrrydnle.
FOR SALE 30- 30 Savace and shells,
38 Winchester rifle. $20. 4 new
windows, 3tix34, complete; one win
dow. 3tix34: one full length gi
door and one kitchen door with
glass. McFadden, Lo?icr Lane.
CANTON Auxiliary rummnge sale.
Masonic huilding. Holly and Mum,
September 13 and Hi.
3 COWS' FOR "SALE or trade for sad
dle horse. Phone fi."r0 cvcnln;:.
PEACHES Fine quality, tree ripened
Hales. ' nule south Oakgrove
school. Penney. Phone 103J
FOR SALE Lare smooth canning
tomatoes, red potatoes. 1 1 3 cents
and up. Onions. Turn west across
railroad 1 mile north of Central
Point to algn. Phone 191XX. N. B.
Grisham.
WANTED Woman to help wftli
housework 2 or 3 days a week, good
wnses, strictly modern home. Trib
une Box 802.
VICTORY CLEANERS, 408 E Main,
will be clored for alteration and
repairs Monday. Sept. 11. Watch tor
opening of our new, complete
service.
REWIND vour car generator ami
save money at Severln Electric,
1303 N- Hiverside. Signal SlatUm.
DRY fir slabs for low cost heaL Med-
ford Fuel, Tel. 31 1JL
COAL Off car price. Med'ford FiuT
Tel. 3111.
ICE GREra
TO TAKE OUT
YES, we have delicious
Ice cream to take out.
35c quar
Taylor's Pennywisa
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LATEST NEWS and SHORTS
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Tudar. Sept. 12, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TTUBUTTE TIVZ
CASH IN A ri.ASH
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Time, Cash and Gas.
Call Automobile Mirket.
Friendly Medford Dealer.
Ph. 3919. flth and Bartiett I
No Red Tape When You Sell
toil's
WANTED Late model used cars
Hmhest prices paid for good, clean
automobiles. Crater Lake Motors ;
ATTENTION PLRASRI
LOOK THESE OVER ,
Ijte model used ears. OPA prices
Large supplv famous t)nyion-Mc- 1
Clnren tires. Bring in your ccrtiii- I
cates
Fogllchts. Prestone. Goodyear bat.
tenes Buy now while stock la avail
aile
See at A. Z "TUBBY" DEAN'S,
Your Pontiac Dealer.
Richfield Station Dial 204J.
6th and Grape Buy More Bond.
e6hSALE We always" nave" a few
later model used cars on Innd Sec
us before you buy. Crater Lake
Motors
FIR HOUGH BLOX and big fir slabs,
green. 6-tier load $fi 50 Medford
Fuel Tel 3111. 1122 N Central.
REPLACE your broken window glass
New glass installed white vou wuit
MEDFORD MILLWORK CO..
The Glass House.
Phone 4112 loth and Orape.
ADAH S BEAUTY SALON
All kinds of beauty service Perma-nr-nts
a specialty. Phone 2964. 120
N. Central.
FOR SALE Largo stock of auto gen
erators, exchange. Sever in Elec
tric, 1303 N. Riverside. Signal Sta
tion. 'ours-for
Water means i (jir0ug'
-
CLICQUOT CLUB
BOTTLING COMPANY
MA-1 Bereraqe Company)
301 No. Fir St.. Medford
Phone 3873
ARTHUR
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KIRBY GRANT THOMAS GOMEZ
ANNE GILLIS
and
WILL OSBORNE
y! . AND ORCHE5U
- h THE THREE SISTERS
Margie, Bea and Geri
AND ORCHESTRA
I SAWDUST for sawdust burners. New
fuel. Mexitor a Fuel. Tel. 3U1.
USED CMS
Medford'i Largest Buyer
Pays Highest Trices '
CASH AT ONCE
"If it runs we'll buy it"
HUMSEY MOTORS
33 S. Riverside. Dial 4980
Nothing Serious
Wrong with Many
Hard of Hearing
If you are fempnnirllT deafened,
butherod by rinsing, turning head
nolsrs due ta hardened or enngulat
ed wax frermen), try the Ourlns
Home Method test that so many say
has enabled them tn hear well nraln.
You must hear better after making
thin simple test or you ret ynur
ninuev tmrk nt oner. Ask nhout Ou
rlue Far Drops toduj at Wainscot t'e
Pharmacy.
life j
am
..and their
funniest
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