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LOCAL and Sentenced Clarence Guthrie, 80, charged with vagrancy, was sentenced to 10 days in the city jail yesterday. Potti Bail Frank Petterson, 64, posted $10 bail with city police Wednesday on a charge of drunkenness. Sister Dies Mrs. Rose M. Berry of 520 Crater Lake ave nue has received word of the death of her sister, Mrs. Minnie Sommers, who passed away Sept. 18 at Northfield, Minn. Overseas Pfc. Alfred Reed Is now serving overseas with a railroad battalion according to word received here. He resided at 741 West Jackson boulevard before entering military service. Graduates Martin Luther Vorhels, Jr., of Medford, was scheduled to receive his doctor of medicine degree at the Uni versity of Oregon medical school's 57th commencement to day, according to a press release from the school. Acting presi dent Orlando J. Hollis was to confer the degrees and deliver the commencement address. Chase Promoted David W. Chase, who was employed by the Cheney Lumber company of Medford before entering the service, has been promoted to fourth grade technician at the headquarters of the 244th anti aircraft artillery of the Fourth Air Force unit, San Diego, a news release from the unit states. Mrs. Chase Is making her home in Chula Vista, Calif. Test Station The war emer gency radio operators tested their radio station in the fire hall last night when the fire alarm was turned in concerning the trash fire at North Riverside near McAndrews. The loo'.ion was announced over the system and a mobile unit was dispatch ed, and contact maintained with the station until all was clear. This was unit five of the OCD and the radios used in the set-up it was explained today, are city-owned. Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs. William C. Strang of Los An geles are the parents of a daugh ter born this morning. The in fant weighed six pounds and four ounces and has been named Bonnie Kay. The Strangs have a son two years old. The pater nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Strang of 416 South Central avenue and the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Bachelder of Portland, formerly of Medford. Mrs. Charles L. Strang of Med ford is the child's great grand mother. Latham Home Connie La tham, chief storekeeper In the fiavy, has arrived home after spending 18 months in Austra lia. Latham was originally in a Seabee unit and later was , transferred to the staff of the navy command supply depot in Australia. He Ms with his wife at the family home, No. 1 Lor ing Court, and will also visit his mother, Mrs. P. C. Latham, 828 South Oakdale avenue, and other relatives and friends. He has 30 days' leave and will then report to Camp Parks, Calif. C. L. PERKINS Doctor of OPTOMETRY Successor to Dr. E D. Elwood Betterment of Human Vision LENSES PRESCRIBED Ph. 3881 214 Fluhrer Bldg. Cor. M&in It Central. Medford DANCE EVERY SAT. SITE At the Picturesque mm wheel PAVILION 4 Miles from Medford on Griffin Creek Road Dancing Starti at 9 Swell Music Oood Floor Lots of Fun Come Out and Meet Your Friends STEVE BAKER and DAVE GOULD . V. - -vi, Oil . J J TVTHTN too need quick relief from W pain.dovou hesiute toukeupirio because it Irtres rou with an opscc itomach f It a this new medical di eoTerr, SiHtKiN. is "jutt what the doctor ordered" tot yon. SuptHn If oiplHo plvt contain tfi sune purr. aie aipino rou hart long koown- bat developed by doctor! jo a ipecial ir for those upset by aipiria in us ordinary form. This new fc'nd of aspirin tablet dissolves mora quickly, lets the aspirin jtet right tt the -Cib of relieving pain, reduce tot adji oi titdx&irj sspuia, sad does PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 6:30 p. m. Adaiel Chapter No. 3, O. E. S.. pot-luck dinner at the hall. Followed by reg ular meeting and Masonic night. 7:00 p. m. Past Chiefs club of Pythian Sisters, covered dish supper at home of Mrs W. L. Walden, 741 McAndrews road. Bring service. Husbands in vited. 8:00 p. m. Business and Pro fessional Women's duo. Girls' Community club. Friday 1:30 p. m. Jolly Stitcher club, home of Mrs. Ida Hollars, 432 Plum street. Saturday 2:00 p. m. Crater Lake chapter, D. A. R., first meeting of fall at home of Mrs. Glenn O, Taylor. 2.00 p. m. Meeting and tea honoring district president, American Legion Auxiliary, Girls' Community club All mem bers urged to attend. Shop to Open Cora Bastiani is opening a Tiny Tot's Shop, with exclusive handmade wear for babies, in room 326 Medford Center building Saturday. - Father Diet Mrs. Blanche Frisbie of the Jackson County Health department staff re ceived word earlier this week of the sudden death of her fath er, Phillip Steven Runels, in Santa Maria, Calif. Mrs. Frisbie left for Santa Maria yesterday. In California Friends have received word here that Miss Valerie Whitney, former Med ford resident, is now working as an assistant supervisor of the extended day care and- nursery schools in Berkeley, Calif. She prepares the menus and orders food sent to the 16 cafeterias maintained by the schools. Promoted Richard Wright, stationed in England with the Eighth Air force, has been pro-. moted to first lieutenant accord ing to word received here by Mrs. Wright, who resides at 514 Frankquette street. The lieuten ant has been overseas for a con siderable time and will soon be eligible for leave to return home. Receives Training Second Lt. Lanse Pitts of Medford is now receiving his final phase of training as a B-24 pilot at the Walla Walla army air field in Washington. Lt. Pitts' wife re sides at Central Point and his mother, Mrs. Jennie Pitts, makes her home at 915 Queen Anne avenue. Lt. Pitts has three brothers, all serving in the army air corps. Lieutenant Home Lt. David S. Williams arrived home Tues day from Sioux City, la., where he has been stationed at the army air base, and is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Williams, Route 4. En route back to the base, Lt. Williams will stop in Eugene to visit his sister. Miss Phyllis Williams, a freshman student at the University of Oregon. Miss Williams left for school Tuesday Just a few min utes before her brother arrived home. Sgt. Lawrence Of Bomber Service Home On Furlough Staff Sgt. Donald G. Lawrence arrived in Medford Tuesday morning for a 21-day furlough after having served several months In England with a heavy bomber group. Sgt. Lawrence is a tail gunner for a heavy bomb er and holds the air medal, dis tinguished flying cross and three oak leaf clusters. He flew 31 missions over enemy territory. The sergeant has been in the army since before Pearl Harbor, having first served in another unit before transferring to the air corps. He was stationed in Alaska for about two years, serv ing first as a clerk and later as a gunner with a bomber group after returning to the United States for his gunnery training. Egt. Lawrence Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Lawrence, 1017 West Main street. CIcxIiik tlmt for enindiy Too LU to Ctftulfy S 30 Saturday afternoon Pleas remember. NEW kind of ASPIRIN tablet doesn't upset stomach oof, irrirttt of opet stomach ma titer repeated dose. Taer this tvt to remind you to get Superia today, so you can have it oa hand whea headaches, colds, etc, strike. See how quickly it relieves pin how fine you feel after tak ing. At your druggist's, 15 and 59. ISENiOR, JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS TO RESUME MONDAY Teachers' Meeting Called for Saturday; Faculty Lists Given by Superintendent. Senior and Junior high schools open Monday, September 25, and students in both schools, who are employed, may register that day or when they report to school, E. H. Hedrick, city school superintendent stated today. Those who are employed in the fruit harvest or other necessary industries are urged to remain on the job for a week or two and may enter late. Registration dates for new pu pils at senior high school are tonight from 7 until 8 o'clock; Friday, 9 a. m. to 12 noon and 1 to 3 p. m.; at junior high school Friday from 9 a. m. until 12 noon and 1 to 5 p. m. Students entering high school or the 9th grade, who live out side of Medford school district No. 49, are asked to contact C. R. Bowman, county school sup erintendent and receive a high school tuition card which is to be presented to the school prin cipal upon registration. Teachers To Meet A general teacners' meeting for both schools is scheduled i Ti- uwir i- . u;rfu aium to gooa sieers agem rew ieen Wlttl Mr. HedriCk at junior high er steers. SI 150; package 812-lb. good school at 9 a. m. Saturday. Fol- I heifers. $1173; common 800-lb. feeder I-,.,' - 4U- t , . . heifers. .30; about two loads 10S0- lOWing this teachers Of each it. eastern Oregon grass cows. $11 00 school win meet with their prin-Hi.11 -"v TOm,mon cows- w-ooa.o. , , . , . CipalS lor building organization meetings, . Teachers for Junior high school are: Glenn L. Linn, principal; Ethel C. Scott, W. H. Cooney, Agnes Deaver, Ruth Ella Dicker- son, Lois E. Dorland. Annette' Grav. Evelvn Fox. Rnv HnnHpr- - . - . .. son, uertrude Holmes, Zoei Hubbs, Freda Johnson, Maybelle Klemm, Bernice Kunzman. Also, Harriet Loomis, Ruth MacCollister, Jean McAllister, Cecelia McCorkle, Florence Mos thaf, Mabel Nitzel, Maude Coy Robinson, Norman Sting, Ethel M. Thompson, Marjorie Votaw, Virginia Walt. Mildred Wilcox, Ruth Woods and Marvel Yune . 7.7 " """v IUI?B, ucmui uigu suiiuoi ana special teachers are: Lester D. Harris, principal; Josephine Klrtley, Louise Basford, Luola Benataon. Sydney Bouck, Mary Busch, El sie Butler, Olivia Claypool, Bar bara Compton, H. F. Cope, Olive Curry, Joan Cunningham, Gert rude Fredrickson, Gladys Her- ron, E. M. Hussong, E. M. Klrt ley, Jacquoise Kirtley, Alberta Lolland, L. A. Mentzer, Mar guerite Mills, Delphie Myers, Mabel Nansen, Laura Phillips, Ruth Sether, Alexander Simp son, Jo Anne Smith,' Johnnie Smith, Carol Snyder, J. W. Shel ton, J. C. Tucker, Jean Wall, Dorothy Wilson and Delie wnisenant. Word has been received here or tne aeath of V. J. Emerick lormcr fliedlord mayor, at the at. .Helena sanatorium at St. Helena, Calif. He had been in ill health for some time and died last Thursday. Funeral arrange ments were not known here. MV. Emerick, who was elected mayor in 1915, was born in the east and Came tn Mahn a nnmKar j of years ago where he was prom inent as a stock man. He owned various pieces of city property after moving to Medford and was an official of the Jackson Coun ty Bank and a member of the Elks lodge. Several years ago he moved to Lake county, being afflicted with asthma, and later to Cali fornia. He is survived by one son Frank T. Emerick of Oak- lana, Calir.; one daughter, Mrs. Aletha Vawter, of this city, now in California; one grandson, Jerry Vawter, U. S. army, and a brother, Merton J. Emerick of Butte Creek. His wife died sev eral years ago. RETAIEEOELIEF OFFERED BY OPA In order to tvold hardship on retailers because of the sud den removal of ration points from some processed foods, OPA Is making plans for pro viding emergency adjustment of net point Inventory for the retailers, the local war price and ration board stated today. To get the adjustment, re tailers must take Inventory of processed foods as of Septem ber 16, lt was stated. No adjust ments will be possible without the inventory, it was stressed. The Inventory Is to be made u,ing the point values of Sept. 17, OPA states. FORMER MEDFORD MAYOR SUCCUMBS Cu UU iribun M Ms. .: ft wtj' NETH. , '""" iw 32 Tarn : s 'us . Aatvtrp Moaitriclt f i ;n. l.iBELGIl BELGIUM Ijhi Vj FRANCE. Coaibrgj St. Ouintin Amiiil Mulem BERLIN BOUND. British armored form strike dirrcllv tut for Berlin, nearing Rhine In area beyond Eindhoven, while American elf borne forces already are across the Rhine to the north. New tains were chalked up afalnst stirrened opposition In the Aachen and Trier area- Livestock Portland, Or:, Sept 31 (UP Livestock: Cuttle. 223: calves. 75. Cows active. strong. Steers and heifers steady. Com mon-low medium steers, ?y.nu( li.to; llffht cutters. S6.0Q: common heifers. $8.00 M 10.00: canner-cutter cows. $4 00 6.00; fnt dairv tvpe cows. s uu; nie-dtum-BOod beef cows. $a.50A 10.2.V, odd common bulls. $7.00; few Rood vealers. $13.00 " 13 50; choice ngnt weights quotable $14 00; medium good grass calves. $100012.50. Hoks. 600. Active, steady Good- choice 180-240 lbs., $13.75: 241-333 lbs., su.ooii 15.00: good sows. $1300; few. $13.30; choice feeder pigs. $13 50. Sheep, 800. Slow steady to weak. Good-choice wooled lambs, $11.50; shorn kind, $1023; good-choice ewes, $3-25. South San Francisco. Sept 21 (UP) (USDA)-Livestock: Cattle, 200. Steady. Load-lots me- i ivuui i our loans carmen ana cut- ters largely $6 00 5 8.00; medium bulls. $9MM 10.50. Calves. 50. Steady. Last yesterday load 4fi0-Ib. mtdium calves. $1300; sorted 310-lb. at $110012.00. Hogs, 400. Steady. Few loads and Eackges good to choice 180-240-lb. arrows and gilts. $13.75; odd good sows, $13.75 Sheep, 1000. Steady. Choice absent I Medium to 1 good quoted Sll SOtal .air. . unn & 10.00: most cull to good ewes'. $1.00 mf Art IK n.mtMnn anA f,tlt CD II rt Chicago. Sept. 21 (UP) (WTA) Livestock: Hoxs. 7000. Complete clearance ear ly. 150-240 lbs.. $14.73; heavier hogs arid good and choice sows. $14.00. Cattle. 5000: calvp. fmn Ijirffelv fat ltMr MnH .nnr mn Rtritlv .Vinlr. I fed steers absent. Top. S17.7.1; bulk, $13 00 17 OA: nuttjndina r-nlnrnHn 1200lb grass cows up to $15.00; most 1 fat cows. $8 00.' 11.50: cutters, $7 25' down: vealers. SIS 00 down. ' . ShP' 2000 none "'? A" ;ln(! ui to S14J0 on good and cholci Rood and choice native taring lambs. Enrlv bids around 25c lower. Good venrllnes held around S12 0G: deck mixed grade 103 lb. shorn naUve ewes, $5.00. Portland Produce Portland Sept 31 (UP1 Wholesale market prices: Apples Jumble pack, $2.0003.30 pox. Grapes AM California varleUes, $3 77 lug; local Concords. $1.5041.75 lug. Com Northwest $17520O. Lettuce No. 1. $3 00 J 3.50. Spinach Local, 51 50. Tomatoes No. 1. $1 29. Turnipa Local, $1.50. Chicago Wheat Chicago. Sept 21 (UP) Wheat: Open HlRh Low Close Sept .$1 SOU l.SO'i $1 59 $1.59J Dec. . 1 54'i 1 567. 1 54, 1 55', Mar 150"i 151", 1 50, 1.51 July 142', 1.42'i 1.41 1.43 S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Sept. 21 (U.R) Dairy market: Buter: 93 score 43, 92 score 42VS, 90 scoie 40Vi, 89 score 413-4. Cheese: Wholesale prices, loaf 27.9, triplets 27.2. Eggs: Large grade A 31 V4 52Va, medium grade A 46Vi- 471-4. small grade A 20-22, large grade B 32-33 ',4. Wall Street New York, Sept. 21 0J.PJ Stocks moved in a narrowly ir regular area today with trading light. General business held at a relatively high level, and a stock exchange membership sold at $72,000, a new six-year high. Investment demands outside the market continued at a high level. A special offering of Nor wich Pharmacal of 15,000 shares was offered. Immediately bids were made for 43.410 shares and it was allotted on the basis of 34.6 per cent of subscriptions. The stock .'irmed from the of fering price of 13, the previous lose. Liquor stocks were strong spots along with a few special Issues. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Teleg 161H Anaconda 26H Chrysler 91 'i Curtiss Wright General Electric 37 General Motors 61". Montgomery Ward 61 V4 Penn. R. R. " 28. Phillips Petroleum 42a4 J. C. Penney 104 Radio 104 Southerrf Pacific 28H Standard Oil, Cal 35': Texas Gulf Sulphur 34 CanYou Eal without Worry? IT for-! yoe srt foe-l of esis u rmUM fs. fid tMifwloe and spm atoawh. Y n quick, happy by Ukir.f diliekxia uiticg ttuart Tablets, t I turn tahim. C.r re.irr rnip. 5'-j snd arid lad f 4 osm try dfxtori la m, toms at caatMtMS snd pstioa You A ful tvitMand lT teller. Kft Diixin ae lW(r eay ur. G-t gTit;'ne rt!atrr. hba. 7?jKtK ttd ituan Tablets at J( V.it it uM Mrlav. fir.lv 1 . &M, rw Ii 20 natlfr mabv'i ir. I kw.i.i r. n,,;..i TV -I"" ;.Si.ai 1 Frankfort Transamerlca United Aircrafts U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel 56?a JACKSOM COUNTY MEN PASS PHYSICAL EXAM A group of Jackson county men have passed their selective service examinations at Portland but have not been Inducted into the miiltary service yet accord ing to selective service board No. 2. The men are Ernest Roy Fran cis, Lee Damon, Jjuford Wayne Coleman, Bill Clair Jones, Rich ard Earl Olympius, Ray Vernon Hendrickson. London, Sept. 21 (U.P.) The Brussels radio said today that Prince Charles, brother of King Leopold, had been elected regent of Belgium at yesterday's meet ing of parliament. Too Late to Classify COFFEE jar caps complete, 10c dozen, Oakdale Grocery FOR RENT Kitchette. $1S a month. Water and lights furnished 741 W. Jackson. Call aftei3 p. m. HOUSE TRAILER for sale!" $200 cash. 741 W. Jackson. Call after S p. m. FOR SALE Trailer. Very good. 2- wheel, large box. 6 to ft, 820 S. Central. i WANTED Wood heating stove. 60J7. FOR SALE Large wood range, $30. tiiiO Herrydale. FOR RENT Furn. house, $35. Adults only. On E. 0th. Inquire 518 E. Main. VETCHES Hairy, common. Hungari an, mixed peas and vetch; al.o cer tified, common vetch. F E. Samson Co. HELP WANTED Full-time, general office work and Insurance. Phone 3222128E. Main. FOR SALE Hoom-tzc circulallnl oil healer, used very little. Also oil storage barrel; also metal laundry urns tin caaicrs. f-none J"u: CHOPPED HAY A real economy icea. uy sacx, ion or load. r. . Samson Co. $6000- 1 6 rnis., both and nook. Modern home located on Oakdale Ave., close in. Hot wat heating plant, elec. water tnK. Oak floors. Garngn and wood shed. This home would be appreci ated by b family wanting close-In location. Trrms. CAHL GOTTSCHE, 7 N Barllett St. Ph 4J4B or 30fl1. GOVERNMENT WHEAT fn your sack. $2,50 per hundred. F. E. Sam- ffon co. FOR SALE Cling peachea. Mrs. Mul- len, on Cherry. WANTKD Beauty operator FKone Cameo Urauty .Salon. C A N N IN GUor I il c tta. Oa kd ne Grocery. WA.VTFD To buy enrnera. 127 pock et Ue, for soldier overseas. Ph. 2756. WILL pay cash for Che eouna not oldtr than '38 model. PhmiA 2.1A2 or 3B98 evenings. WANT to rent small furnished motf ern house for self and baby tt weeks old Mm. Martin, 0401. NOW booking orders for eastern corn. First come, first served. F. . Sam ont o. fori SALri Refrigerator milk cooler. MrCormlrk Di-crlng. 6 -ran capacity. Mnkfs Ice bank 2't to .V., Inchra thirk Elrctrlc motor driven. Klst cln condition. Al.n practically nrw Chrt v Hnrrel milk aerator with pump attachment can be used In conjunction with milk cooler, brings temperature of milk down quickly. Call Central Point 119 or write P. O Box 1Q9. Medford. FOR SALE Pnfadichjoronenzene"7or peachf :FLESamsnn Co. CQAAA 3 rms. and "bsth mmj. V)U'JU hou-e. Enclosed service porch, Isundry trays. Plas tered walls snd concrete founda tion. Good hullt-lns. 3 -car garage. $5000" n-. ciuse in. No. 12.1 Willamette Ave. 4 rms.. bath and service rm. On raff e attached. Floored sttic. rnced-tn yard. Shrubs and flew-1 ers. FHA financed This home Is ' new and possession at close of deal. 1 CAHL GOTTSCHE, Dartlett. Ph 4fl4fl or SflBl. CAR if sulphur to arrive soon. Have you nrranged for vours? F. E. Sam pson CoJ 2 ACRES, 4-room modern" House, goo3 free soil 2 pigs, good cow. 20 lay ing "ens ana roosler. winter's wood, cttv watr. berTies. walnuts, grapes nd other fruit V miles Medford. in J.ickrn-ille Old Stage osd. .000. 1 3 down, bsl your terms. W, A. Chllderi. Js k son ville JAR lifters, 2ft each. Oakdale Gro cery A"PPI.FS-Grlmes roTd7fT Delicious, Bennetts, etc. Gebhard's. 'fc mtle north Bear Creei bridge. Central ioini. BICYCLE tlr. Vol ration. No prl. orlty nrt at 81ms Bros. KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Help IS Miles of Kleiner Tube Flush Out Polaonoua Wait if yrn hvn an eTa of s'lda Id ytrar blnnrf, y-Tir 1 t: .!n rif ki-fr-y tut ir.sy be orr wrjrkM. Tfiwe tiny and lt))m an wof't- tnt af avt msiit tt blp Nature rid y"ir S)in of !" a'-i.in an. pr,,. ,nois suit. W hn (li-fiW tA kwinry funr-tiio prroit pAiaon-y'is n attr to riiiiti in your -i, it B.ay r,Aiir.'vtrjc.:ig tsrkiu-fie.rhtin,l if pains, lS i-miif., I"- of pi and eoTKy, gHing up aif.r, fwtli.rji, piifin onrVf ti y, tvlritm and djrirNai. Frv4nxit orananty itt) Tirt)ft arid liioirf some frira ft.ws tifri Is t'.tnaUiiig wicg with au' kidwvs i t.l4 W. Ki lr. t;.T n-! f.lp tha asms as howls, aoaH --it dnni.' t .f Dun a i'.li.ujniaue f lily lv r i.'.-w fT ttr 40 yu. '1 h-- ;rm faapT-jr M M mA U'p tta I ft rA i'loey 1 j:es IViSq Mt r, r.osjg vaste tfwa yvue UmaL Osi Lka&jb i'Uia. FOR REVT 4-room modern fur nished house. i mile south Oak jrovo school. Fred bander. PATRCNIZE your local transfer eom pany. operating in Medtord since 1918 Davis Transfer 6c Storage Co., 40 S. Fir St. Phone 2888. FARMLRS. ATTENTIONl City Trans fer & Storage offers you a complete en-ice in all hauling and delivery of anything. Phone 4664. 38 S. Fir. Let Us Reflnlsh Your Car Right. ONE shop using best UU PONT PRE-WAR MATERIALS. 10 Years Sam Location. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP, 608 S. Riverside. tty. with strong axle supports. Sims Brov WANTED First-class meat cutter. Good working and living conditions. Permanent post-war securities. Job located in northern California. Trib- une Box ltiOj. WANTKD Model A l,-ton truck. 7lVictor Apt. 3. Howard Arnold. METAL bicycle chain guards. Ftrst shipment In over two years, Sims Uroa. WANTED BY A MARIN2 In the South Pacific, one set of head phone foi radio, in good condition. Phone 2327. FOR SALE Petite prunei. Anderson roan, rnoenix. Hrini container. P. Hu nter. FOH sALL Lawson motor scooter. unenieiaujslcT:Ht:lt Box 34B. FIREMAN wanted. Hotel Merliord. WANTKD Strolier. Phone" 3382; FOR SALE Good, gentle famtlv cow. irean first of year. Call Sundays, 23 ppring ot. CTAAA 84 acres near Phoenix. 14 OvlUU acres clover pasture, 14 acres good farm land, bal ance pasture. Five-room modern house. Pressure water system. Terms. Cf)QAA Nice IV4 acres, Irrigated. UtwOvl Large 4-room house, gar T age. Fine strawberries. Well located mile from Medford. 1 ernis. ;$2750" , 8 -a era mountain ranch. 4 miles from Medford. AH i T Irrigated, clover pasture, j Two-room houie. lighta, pressure water and a beautiful view of the vallev. CirAA 3 acres. Hi miles from ulDUJ Medford. Small house, hay " barn, chicken house, well fenced. Some young fruit treea. HARRY LONG. Rcnl Estate, O. W. BALLF.W, Salesman. 1258 S. Riverside. STRAYED Reddish brown Jersey Guernsey m 11 ch cow . I'hone 3432. ROGVE RIVER STEELHEAD fishmn boat. You can run Uie river from McCloud to HelU Gate Will sail for S35. Call 5911 after p. m. PEACHES Windfalls. Nice large Halea. You gather. 2c lb. Thursday and Friday only. Dennev, j mile south Oak Grove school FOR RENT Pasture for calves or cows, $3 and (4 mo. Shulta Bros. Dial 3747. WAN TEDWood nd coal circulator hnntnr Medium lira food ChODDr. Pre-war doll buggy. 243 11 tvy. Phone 3BU. C 4 AAA-5 rooms, nice lot. well Ho- lj4U Ju cated. Many conveniences, v Laundry trays jnA 5 rooms. Hardwood floors, 7S-foot lot, gas furnace. A v wonderful home. I. E Schuler, Exclusive Agent, 223 W. 6th. P'L3A6?' W AN TED Maple chest of drawers and electric washing machine in A -1 condition . Cal1. 5343. FOR SALE Office desk, man's navy blue suit size 42. bronze cand Un sticks, girl's clothing siiO ft. 431 W. 1 1 th. corner J St. plHLCO cabinet rudlo.' good condT tlon $45; pre-war Innersprlng mat tress, twin bed sire, like new, $40. B40 E.JHh St BICYCLE baskets, all metal pre-war quality. Below ceiling price. Sims liros. FOR SALE $1000, hall1 ah. R0 acres, mostly wood ana iimnrr, imi .i chnrd, stream through property, good spring, good 4-room house, partly furnished; fireplace, gnrago, An ffnoH hiirlnvnv. 840 E IMh St. I BICYCLE tires. All popular sires and makes. im ros.,ti rj FOR SALE-192B i D. foio 4-door - buy' for $100. Rt. 3. Box 354. 'a mtle Dig Y market on Airport rond- BICYCLE seats, pedals, klckstands, saddlebags, lights. Compare our prices, bims Bros., 23JL Fir. COST or strayed. 3 Yerslankittens. 3 mo. old; one dark blue-gray, other blue and white. Answer to names of Toby and Jerry. Phone 4018 or Bfirt Renttv. 'AflATES" noHahed and mounted. Have your agates ninoe up ht hi. Orders must be in before Nov. 1. Santos Agate Shop, A2$ C NUln, Mrdfnrd, at Bear Creek bridge. FAT Whiteface yearling steers for sale. Phone3fl04. WANTEIJ Transportation for two tn Chicago or vicinity. tnare expense and help drive. After Oct. 15. Ph. 6201. A-rh-EN'f toTT" PLKASE! Wanted : Late model used cars. Highest cash prkea paid. Large stock Dsvton-McClaren tires Bring In vour certificates. Kiill have a few food used cars. Look them over before you buy Get ready for winter now. We have batteries, foglights, heater hose. A. Z- "TVBBY" DEAN, Your Pontine Dealer. th and Grape. Dial 2043. MertforcLOre. Buy War Bonds. WANTED .30-30 Winchester "carbine or .32 Special. Call 4147 after A. 30 p. m. . X VW ..at-'- a 1 t ..a New Cream Deodorant Safety btlpi Stop Perspiration 1, Df-es not (niue iVin. Doe not rotdreties ot men s shuts, 2, Prevent! onder-irm Ofinr. Htlps nop ieripitiuoQ uitj. 3, Ar'ire.wbire.inturf ric.itiin lest vanishing aesm. 4, No wii'jng to dry. Can be ud" light siter ihsving. 5, AwirHed Abproil Seil of Amencinlmtituteof Launder hirniieM to fabric. Lie Anid regulsxlf. 39 Also H in ARRID THI lOIJT SIIUNO DIODORANT HW ' 1 I 1 u 1 I 1 I Thunday, Sept. 21, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN FOR SALE Seasoned 7. ft cedar Eott Caroid J Parker, Q10 6. entral. GOOD used piano. Reconditioned and reflnlshed. $173. Phone 4195. 120-bass ACCORDION, like new, 250. Phone4 inv FOR SA1-E illuestone for thosewKb make their own llotitaux Rpray for leaf-curl. Jklonarch eed & Feed Co. FOR SALE 1941 Cory CojTcK house trailer Unit is super de luxe. Best of everything including Butane rang Cenip-u-Rest, south on Higki-1 way unmrii. FR SALE Nest egtfs, glass or lme". also deei Feed Co also deer bags. Monarch Seed & FOR SALE Pasi-Cop sprav for peach leaf-curl. Does the Job better, ready prepared, no muss or fuss, just dump tnto tank with water. Mon arch SeM St Feed Co. WANT E D Fou n t al n sirT Ex per len ce not necessary llnitr fmm 11 m to 7 p. m. No Sundays or holidays. noxy Anne conieciionery. WANTED Home In the country for Boston Bull Terrier Owner infthe service. Prefer elderly couple. Call 10 after a. E"XC H A N G E 20 amp. heavy duty au to generators at Severtn Electric, I303 N Riverside, at Signal Station. FOR SALE Sulphate of ammonia hard to obtain, very scarce We are hooking now for October delivery. First come first served. Monarch Seed St Feed Co FOR SALE Soil sulphur. Apply it early. Supply now on hand. Mon nrch Seeg St Feed Co. rOR SALE Ceresan for treating grain. Nltrngin for inoculating vetch. Monarch Seed St Feed Co. WANTED A pre-war down-filled sleeping bag one with air mattress preferred. See V. E. Thomas, 45 S Central. FOR SALE Certified Union beard , less barley, 99 20 beardless. Plant It In vour alfalfa to boost hay y Ifrlds. Munarc h Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Modal A Ford truck: 1 250 cu. ft. steel bed and power n hoist Medford Fuel Co. FOR SALE Silage and hay cutter. Can be seen at Eather ton's Farm Store WANTED She e r n oasture. anv amount Clover, lot us gras, alfalfa. stubble fields or mixed i astures. V. J. Phlllipi. Hotel Grand. Medford. fOH SALE Grass, grain, -lover, al falfa seed. Most complete stock In S Oregon. Monarch Seed St Feed Co. PEACtlES Nice large ripe Hales. mile south Oak Grove school. Den ney Phone j6108. . . . , W A NTE D Driver. Medford Fuel Co. WANTED Woman to help with housework 3 or 3 days a week, good wages, strictly modern home. Trib une Box 882 CASH fN A FLASH FOR VOUR CAR . Save Tim. Casta and Gas. Call Automotive Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph SHIS flth and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell 10 us FOR SALE Vetche.- for cover-crop or nay . Monnrch Seed Be Feed Co. WANTED Late model used cars Highest prices paid for good, clean automobiles Crater Lake Motors FIR ROUGH BLOX and big fir slabs. freen. o-tler load fl 50 Medford uel re I 3111 11 2 2 N Cen traX ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON All kinds of beauty service Perma. nents a specialty. Phone 3864. 130 N Centra . SAWDUST for sawdust burners New fuel Medford Fuel Tol 311 1 COAL Otf car price Medford Fuel ici n i u Peaches bartlett pears no i. No culls TomMors. best for Sc. Pay Less MnrkiH. 333 S Riverside, oppo site Firestone. J Worry of h i i an fmTmit ALt I 1 1 I H Slipping or Irritating? Don t be embarrnssed by loose fnlse teeth slipping, droppuig or wabbling when you eat, tnlk or laugh. Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH un your plates. This pleasant powder gives a reinarknblf sense of added comfort I and security by holding plates more firmly. No gummy, gooey pasty taste or feeling It's alkaline (non-ncld). Get FASTEETH at any drug store. BIGGEST Show Value In Town! Mfhta Only Weekdays Starts 6:46 Ends Tonitel A lie Fay in "THE GANG'S ALL HERE" pluti Ann Snvba "Klondik Kate" PANIC IN THE PACIFIC! . . With vour scrawball pals and two nifty babes tripping tn nips in a riot ot luni TEX ot HIS BEST! THJIIUSI 5PILIS! II STARTS I FRIDAY! II 3 Bang-up Hits em ST. MARK'S CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE Fri.-Saf. Sep. 22-23 At Main and Grape Sti, Old Location West Side Shopping Center eft?ii?jyv.y USED GARS Medford's Largest Buyer Pays Highest Price CASH AT ONCE "If it runs we'll buy it" HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. Riverside. Dial 4980 pag Showg Daily 1:45-6:45-9:00 v ENDS SATURDAYI Co med y - R 6 m a tJJ CARY GRANT JANITT BLAIR TtU DONAU)3Q!l STARTS SUNDAYI V -t 2 t t ' f j, ii "4 1 r 'il Plus v s e SW&fr! o yp s 8 Major First -Hun Hits! miTtwri Shows Start 1:45-6:45.9:30 HURRYI ENDS SATURDAYI A DOUBLE-HEADER OF SOCKEROO ENTERTAINMENT! COMPANION FEATURE SINGLE BILL DUE TO ITS GREATNESS A great Amar lean Lot Story written with a FIERY PENI a Road Showed in Every Country In the Worldl Now at Pipular Prlcaa the pleture fif I ai that chanted 1 1 5Ly"Ti'i; the cnttrte Vri. lafSH !1 inddtrerllun vv V tk faVl i I of the entrr 'H L M I I J LI 1 1 1 n n n I 'I I fill if
