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I 1 1 - "1 1 1 LOCAL and PERSONAL Oliver Horn Pvt. L. W. Oliver arrived from Oklahoma last Sunday to spend a two weeks' furlough with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Oliver of Trail. Mdm. MASSELL FORTUNE TELLING Will tell your past, present and future and advise you on love affairs, marriage and business. Will answer all questions. Come in and be convinced. Main St. CENTRAL POINT To Leave Sunday Miss. Nel lie Grissom of Central Pt. plans to leave Sunday by train for Chicago. She is the daughter of Mrs. Lucy Grissom and is em ployed by Lost River Dairy as bookkeeper. To Vacation County Judge 1 J. B. (Blin) Coleman leaves Sunday on his annual vacation. During his two weeks' absence ; routine county business will be , transacted by the county com missioners and all legal mat j ters will be referred to Circuit ! Judge H. K. Hanna for action. Judge Coleman will be accom ' panied by his wife and Mr. and 1 Mrs. Herman Offenbacher of I the Applegate. They plan to go I to the Oregon coast. ' CALENDAR j Friday 8:00 p. m. Daughters of j Union Veterans, armory. 2:00 p. m. Crater Lake chapter, D. A. R , tirst meeting j of fall at home of Mrs. Glenn O. Taylor. I 2:00 p. m. Meeting and tea 1 honoring district president, I American Legion Auxiliary. Girls' Community club All mem bers urged to attend. A Tip for a Swell "Dais" SI I ;)fS NITE Mb RICK' Southern Oregon's Largest and Finest Dance Halls Ray's Modern Music Summer Hours 9p.m. 'Til 1 a.m. REABfLABfD TIME DANCE FOR YOUNG AND OLD! 9 'TIL 1 EVERYONE WELCOME! Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ray Mrs. Marguerite Elliott and Mrs. Dick Kay re- i turned to Medford last night I after spending several days in Eugene. . Home From Portland Miss Jeanne Smith is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Smith, South Newtown street, having arrived here Sunday for a two weeks' vacation. She is enrolled in the cadet nurses' training and Is receiving Instruc tion at University of Oregon Medical school at Portland. Rally Day Salvation Army will hold Rally Day services Sunday with Mrs. Eve Prentice and 20 accordion players as guests at the Salvation Army hall, Fourth and Bartlett streets. The program is well planned and all are invited. The army young people will have charge of all services on Sunday. Times for the services are 9:45 and 11 a. m. and 6:15 and 8 p. m. Plan Sale A rummage sale will be given by members of the Mistletoe 'club beginning Tuesday noon of next week and lasting through Wednesday it was stated today. The sale will be at the old Rexall drug store building, corner ' of Main and Grape streets and members of the club are asked to bring con tributions for the sale Tuesday morning. The regular meeting of the club Wednesday will not be held at the Girls' Community club as usual, but members are asked to bring a paper sack lunch to the building where the sale will be held. Minor Accidents Cars oper ated by Doug Plumley of 1501 North Riverside avenue and Cletis Baker of 504 South Cen tral avenue were involved in a minor accident on West Main street in front of the Rialto theatre last night, according to a report on file today. George i W. Diettrich of Route 4 and ' Elsie Debusk of Ashland drove I machines involved in a slight ; hishap at the intersection of the j Fort Baker and Anderson roads , Thursday evening, a filed report stated. Margaret Conger of Route 1 and John B. Cota of j Central Point drove cars in i volved In a minor accident on : the Old Stage road five miles i northwest of Medford Wednes day afternoon, according to a report on file today. Court Citation Garth B. Farmer, 37, of 208 Crater Lake avenue, charged by state police with failure to stop at a stop signal, was cited to appear in justice of the peace court at a Justice of the peace court at 11 a. m. Saturday. Barnum Leaves Bill Barnum left Tuesday evening for Monte rey, Calif., to report to the army air corps for training. From Monterey he will go to Sheppard Field, Tex. The young man graa targe. 91-3Se: A. medium. 45o. " Crapes All C Vainua varieties ex cept Muscat. $2 77 lug. Peaches Hale. ScJ-1.73 flat; bush els, s:l 50 box. Cnbbage No. 1 green, round type. $ 50. Carrot Oregon, 75-780 dozen bunches. Cauliflower No. 1, local, $2 30-2.75. Corn Northwest. S2 O0. Radishes Local, 75c Squash Zucchini, $1 00. Tomatoes No. 1, SI 23-1.30. Friday. Sept. 22, 1944 Chicago Wheat Chicago. Sept. 53 (UP) Wheat Open Ilich Low Close Sept. $1 50, (1.M1; $151!', Il.sm. Dec 1.33 I.3.H. 1 33 1 53'. untori frnm Mttrifnrrl con nr hlUn Mav -.1 3nL 1 3-J 1 1 t school last spring and is the son:July - H. i of Mr. and Mrs. Berthold iiar num, South Pacific Highway. Flaherty Horn. Pvt. Nor man C. Flaherty, stationed at Ft. Warren. Wyo., is visiting his mother, Mrs. J. A. Flaherty, 108 Alida street, Ashland. Pvt. Flaherty has been in the army four years and for 29 months was stationed in Alaska with the Army Service forces. Fla herty formerly resided in Cen tral Point and enlisted in the army through the Medford station. school superintendent, stated that the course also involves acetylene welding, soldering and other skills allied to the sheet metal trade. It carries full high S. F. DAIRY PRICES school credit and is open to all San Francisco, Sept. 22 (U.R) i students. Dniry market: ! In addition to this a course Butter 93 score 43, 92 score in general sheet metal for war 424, 90 score 40U, 89 score j production purposes will be of- fered both adults and students Cheese Wholesale Drices. loaf i who are Interested Tim nf thl Sheet Metal Class Will Be Offered To High School Pupils A new class In sheet metal will be offered high school stu dents this year and will be taught pounds, at Sacred Heart hos by Sott E. Brill. Representing a pital. wider and more practical use of sheet metal In home and busl- GYSIN To Mr. and Mrs. Os ness world. E. H. Hedrick. ritv'car. Rt- SpPt- 21, 1944, a boy, aiA puuiius, ai Luinniunuy nos-pitul. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE NlrTB BIRTHS HUBLER To Mr. and Mrs. Harold W., 1406 Euclid avenue, Sept. 21, 1944, a boy, seven Judge of said Court, which order was made on the 22nd day of September. 1944. GUS NEWBURY, Attorney for Plaintiff, U. S. National Bank Building, Medford, Oregon. Livestock 27.9, triplets 27.2 Eggs Large grade A 51 "j 52'i, medium grade A 46'4 47'.2, small grade A 20-22, large grade B 32-33a. Wall Street New York, Sept. 22. (U.Rl The stock market registered its sixth advance In seven sessions today on slightly Increased vol ume under the leadership of air crafts, motors, liquors and rail eouloments. The main list of stocks pro class has not been arranged but will be either a day or evening class depending upon the con venience of those it serves. This course will be the same as has been offered for several semes ters In the past. Jack Nail Resigns Entomologist Post With S. O. Sales Inc. Jack Nail, entomologist In charge of field production oper ations for Southern Oregon GANDEE To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald, 1027 W. 10th St., Sept. ; 21, 1944, a boy, seven pounds, j at Community hospital. NOTICE TO CREDITORS I In the County Court of the State ' of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of W. O. ALLEN, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that the county court for Jackson County, Oregon, has appointed me administrator of the estate of W. O. Allen, deceased. All per sons having claims against said estate are hereby required to pre sent the same with proper vouch ers within six months from this date at the office of Neff & Frohnmayer. C o o I e y Theatre' Building. Medford, Oregon. Dated September 1, 1944. OTTO J FROHNMAYER. Administrator of the Estate of w. o. Allen, deceased. DANCE EVERY si au At the Pictureiqua WASQN WHEEL PAVILION 4 Miles from Medford on Griffin Creek Road Dancing Starts at 9 Swell Music Good Floor Lots of Fun Come Out and Meet Your Friends STEVE BAKER and DAVE GOULD SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. Portland. Ore.. Sept. 22 UP Livestock: Cattle, 100: calves. 10, Ac tive. Cows again strong. Steers and heifers steadv. Few cutter-common steers S7.50"? 10 00. Cutter-common heifers 56.00 9 00. Canner-cutter cows S4.50 iae.00. Fat dairy type cows to $7.50. Load good heavy beef cows up duced only small gains while sales Inc for the nast severni l V,re?.,n,fo.r Ja?k son,i Sive,1V70oo5n:0FeTdgood.chgoi"e' I special Issues were up as much j ha," resigned Ms posHion I IRA H Hors,50. Active, steady Cood- p 1 T 7 ".mI'S l'1'" effective Oct. 1 to accept a post choice 190-213 lbs. S15.75; 383 lbs. Fepsl-Co!a, Consolidated Edison ton fls entomologist for the in SI UU. UOOQ SOWS UOUU1I1U11B feeder pig salable $13 00 13 50 Sheep, none. Few holdovers about steady. Common spring lnmbs $7.00 " 8.50. Culls down to S3 00. Good-choice wooled lambs salable around $11.50. Good slaughter ewes $3.00-3 325. If I iieirn I UwiiU stocks taking new hlqhs Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: Chicago, Sept. 22 (UP) (WFA) Livestock: JJti,t!!rArleaa Tel. & Teleg 161 Sit 75; heavier hogs and good and Anaconda ..... 26 choice sows S14 00. ' rM, .,,-v Cattle, 2.000; calves. 500. No strlctlv nrVSier ... VI choice steers here; top $16 50 for 84.1- Clirtiss Wright .................. 53 lb. mixed steers and heifers: medium',-. i r-i--:- to good steers i373 t ifi oo; three 1 General Electric 36'a loads iieshv 000-lb. Montana grass I General Motors 617s Shelp!1!. Small lots good and Montgomery Ward 51 choice native lambs S14 OG'MSO. no 1 Penn R R 2834 western spring lambs on sale. I pMit.r.. T3QJ.U'.V ai. J. C. Penney 104 cutter and canner steers Sfl .00 10 on, I UaCllO HJ'H package 860 lb. good heifers S12'25; Southern Pacific 275f) South San Francisco. Sent. 22 (UP ! (USDA) Catlle. 125. Steady; few , VIOLA B. MIKEL, Defendant, Preferred. Grummnn Aircraft. feticide division of the Sherwin-1 VIOLA B. MIKEL, Pressed Steel Car, Union Bag & Williams comoanv with head- In the name of the state of Paper, U. S. Leather A, and' ouarters at Wenntchee Wash. reSon vou are hereby notified United Stores A were among the! cj,iiw m Tnttlo snnnr'nl mnn. ancl required to appear in the stocks takine new hlehs. Lb?. oiJo .J,?"0. P: I above entitled Court and cause in o. yj. o., m i.u uU and Bnswcr Ule complaint of to Nail had as yet been named. plaintiff now on file therein Nail, who will leave here the against you within four weeks middle of next week for We- from the date of the first publica natchee, will advise fruit grow- tion of this summons, which is ers concerning pest control prob-, the 22nd day of September, lems in the Wenatchee-Okana-1 19 '4: And ' 5'..u. ,a) to appear . j . .i... t i tnnPA i and answer within the time re gan area and assist J. F. Moore, qilired for want thereof t,)e local Sherwin-Williams conv piaintiff wm appiy to the Court pany representative in the Med- for decree of divorce from de ford district. , fendant. This summons is served His family will move to We-, upon you by publication once a week for four consecutive weeks I in the Medford Mail Tribune by order of Honorable 11. Jv. riannn, three loads common to medium cows S9.75O10.00. Rerelrt.i for week: 1.800. Common cows SB.arn'fPOO. Canners and cutters SB 00 'fQ 00. Medium sau sase bulls S!) 50 " 10 50 Calves, none. For week. 350. Steady: numerous loads medium to choice slaughter calves S13 00 13.75. few 500 lb. and over SI 1.00 i-i 12 00. Hors, 250 Stc.'idv; few packages Rood and choice 180-240 lb harrows and ftilts S15 75; odd Rood sows S13.75. Receipts for week. 3.000. Steady. Sheep, salable. 400. Good and choice absent, about 200 head cull 56-CO-lb. lambs $6.00.3 8.00. Portland Produce Portland. Sept. 22 (UP) Wholesale market prices: Eggs To retailers: AA. 53-54c; A, Standard Oil of California 35?'s Texas Gulf Sulphur 34 Transamcrlca 9?& United Aircraft 307s U. S. Rubber 4!' U. S. Steel 56T-8 "weather- Northern California Clear today, tonight and Saturday, but with coastal fogs Saturday morning. Rising temperatures in interior. natchee in October. Use Mall Trlnune Want Ada. Closing time tor r!lasiMrd ads 9 m. Tou Late to Classify 12 30 i ST. MARK'S CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE Fri.-Sa!. Sep. 22-23 At Main and Grape Sts. Old Location West Sid Shopping Center m ALTO l NOW SHOWINGf Thru Tomorrow Night Only SIMONE SIMON Jas. Ellison Wm. Terry In JOHNNY DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE Plus JHE LARAMIE TRAIL Bob Livingston Continuous Sat. -Sun. Starts 1:45 Road Showed In Every Country in the World!! New at Our Regular Prices! Mats SCct Eves SJc Inc. Tax Starts SUNDAY 3 Days Action THAT ROCKS THE SCREEN LIKE A Giant Earthquake!! The stirring story of the Civil War and the up heaval that followed Lee's surrender! WRITTEN to the TEMPO of THUNDERING HOOFS and BLAZING GUNS! D. W. GRIFFITH'S Movie Masterpiece MY Eataiee BIJIY 1 mm Added HItl NATURE IN THE RAWi THE EAGLE vs. THE DRAGON You read about It In th. SAT. EVE. POST OF A ATION 3,000 PEOPLE!! 18,000 HORSES!! DIAL 4 9 0 0 Starts SSI Under the FIERY CROSS Action That Rocks the Earth Lik a Giant Earthquake 1 Kk l4f THE STIRRING STORY II i 'di AC TUC r.HFiT WHIRL. II alcf WIND THAT ENGULFED II IWrWTW THENORTH AND 11 THEM INTO A j NEW NATION! j 11 1 if . 1 i rjw?r..:i1l i u mm . 1 Q4LL The Picture That Changed the Course end Direction of the Entertain merit World! Road Showed in Every Country in tha World NOW AT OUR POPULAR PRICES! 3,000 PEOPLE 18,000 HORSES Two Hours of Thrill-a-Minute Chill-a-Minute Entertainment THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES SAID: "It is a thunderbolt, a story written with lightning. My only regret is it is so ter ribly true." Sherman's Infamous March to the Sea The Roaring Rides of the Ku Klux Klan Will Hold You Spellbound! The Flower of Southern Love and Beauty Crushed in the Hand of a Ruthless Tyrant ..'' LOOTING RAIDS OF GUERRILLA FIGHTERS . . . HATE GREED PLUNDER AND PILLAGE . . RUN RAMPART THRU A HELPLESS SOUTH! Medford's Largest Buyer Pays Highest Prices CASH AT ONCE "If it runs we'll buy it" MPHEEY MOTORS 33 S. Riverside. Dial 4980 Wanted! Men and Women Who Are Hard of Hearing To maka thit timpl. oo nsk hearing twl if you ar temporarily deafened. boLharvo by ringing bulling head notaea duo to hard ened or coaRulatcd was i cerumen), try th Onrine Hntne Method teat that o many ay has enabled them to hear well ffta Yoo must bear better after making thi aimpto teat or you get your money bark at oncav Ank about Ourine Ear Drops todsf at Walnotfa Ka-t Hide rhnrmitc 4UU B. Mutn Medford STARTS rj SUHDAY ! 4 1 t Li iVi"r ' 7 A 'I SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION WAVES REPORT TO JUDY A 1955 MOTHER TELLS OF HER WORK AS A WAVE Anyone Interested in tho WAVES, See Yeoman Evelyn Moore at P. 0. Bidg. 4;,. . ENDS TOMORROW NITE Comedy! Romance! Charm! .7 lBt Ti. :ry M r rARY RHANT Vt Is ' i - JANLT BLAIR J DOORS OPEN 1:45 rn DIAL a4 i i r
