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LOCAL and Post Ball Charged by city police with being drunk in his parked car, Hugo vonderHellen, 36, posted $10 bail Monday. Paul E. Clark, 38, also posted $10 bail on a similar charge. Visiting Parents Lt. (is) Dale Roberts, USN. and Mrs. Roberts are visiting at the home of Lt. Roberts' parents, Mr. and Mrs. David D. Roberts, 32 Rose ave nue. They plan to return to San Francisco Wednesday. At Parents Home Mrs. Lor etta Shoop and son of Los An geles, Calif., are visiting at the home of Mrs. Shoop's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Neeley, Jack sonville highway. They plan to remain here about three weeks and will be Joined later by Mr. Shoop. . Daughter Born Pvt. and Mrs. Jack C. Larison are parents of a daughter born Sunday, Sept. 24 at Camp White. The baby weighs five pounds and 10 ounces and has been named Jacklyn Lee. Mrs. Larison is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. T. O. Satterfield of this city. Local Visitors Major and Mrs. Walter Clark of Salt Lake City, Utah, are in Medford for several days. Mrs. Clark is a sister of Joe Rinard of Thomas Road and will visit her mother, Mrs. Lou Rinard of Grants Pass while in southern Oregon. Ma jor Clark will confer at Camp White. Receives Wings Alfred E. Sheehan, son of Mrs. Lola B. Sheehan of 118 Tripp street, was commissioned a second lieuten ant and received his silver wings at graduation ceremonies held recently at Freeman army air field, Seymour, Ind., according to word received from the field. Freeman is an advanced two engine school. In Nebraska Mrs. Mary Beatty and son, Joe, are visiting for three weeks in Fremont, Neb., with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Hiene and her parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Beatty. Mrs. Beatty Is district manager for Farmers Insurance in this city. Her husband, Robert Beatty, is overseas with the army in France. To Seattle Curtis Bonney, Seattle, representative of Butler Brothers, large merchandising concern, stopped here briftly yesterday en route home from a business trip to San Francisco. He was accompanied from here by his mother, Mrs. Van R. Gil bert, 135 No. Holly street, who will visit at the Bonney home for some time. Visiting Father Serg. Har old Shook, U. S. army, has been visiting his father, M. H. Shook, 423 North Central avenue and at present is in Roseburg and Eugene. He plans to return here Friday and will report to Santa Barbara for further orders, Oct. 3. Sgt. Shook has been in Utah receiving medical attention for wounds received In New Zea land. He was with the National Guard unit in Roseburg and was sent overseas in December of 1941. Baby Born Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Dorsey of 1247 Saling street have received word of the birth of a daughter to their son and daughter-in-law, Sgt. and Mrs. Dennis P. Dorsey at Boise, Ida., Sept. 23. The baby weighed eight pounds and four ounces. Sgt. Dorsey is stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. He re turned from New Guinea Aug ust, 1943. Mrs. Dorsey is the former Ruby Shevlln and prior to her marriage was a nurse at General Hospital in Santa Bar bara, Calif. Two Commissioned Two , rnrffVr .r. n class graduated from the army's I navigation school at Hondo 1 Field. Hondo. Tex., Sept. 18 The men were Robert A. Hub bard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ro land Hubbard. 828 Minnesota avenue, and Robert G, Ivie, son pi Mr. ana mis. ivicne n. ivie, i r mpi fiT nnilDT TCDM (110 Wt Rftronrl street. nndiWriOUII UUUttl ItHM street. both were commissioned second lieutenants. Mr. and Mrs. Hub bard traveled to Texas to attend the graduation ceremonies and to spend several days with their (on. Lt. Ivie, accompanied by Mrs. Ivie, left after the cere monies for Medford and arrived last week. COMING! FRANKIE MASTERS and Hit ORCHESTRA ARMORY Klamath Falls WED., SEPT. 27 2a-;.BTi$TS-20 Featuring PHYLLIS MYLES EDDIE WILLIAMS Alto Hit All Girl QUARTET PERSONAL CALENDAR ' Tuesday 8:30 p. m. Zonta club, din ner at Holland Hotel. Ralph Sweeney, speaker. 8:00 p. m. Unit No. 2, St. Anne's Altar society (Mrs. A. Carrara), home of Mrs. Rose Singler, 514 South Grape street. 8:00 p. m. Nevita chapter No. 93, O. E. S., Central Point, at hall. Friendship night. 8:Q0 p. m. Degree of Honor, social night K. of P halL Wednesday 10:00 a. m Army Auxiliary Red Cross production unit, Out post. 1:00 p. m. Chapter AA, P.E.O., luncheon at the home of Mrs. R. W. Sleeter, 1715 East Main street. Mrs. C. W. Lem ery and Mrs. J. A. Cunningham, assistant hostesses. Members be prepared with items of interest for program. 8:00 p. m. Joint Installation of officers for American Legion posts and auxiliaries of Med ford, Ashland and Grants Pass at Medford K. of P. hall, Fifth and Grape streets. Thursday 1:00 p. m. Annual Guest Day, Medford Sojourners' club. Call Mrs. Vincent Smith, 3466 for reservations. Each member entitled to bring one guest and as many prospective members as desired. 2:00 p. m Golden Link Bi ble class, First Baptist church, monthly meeting at church. Meeting Called A meeting of the war emergency unit has been called by Radio Aide Dwight Albright for 7:30 p. m. at the Copco building Wednes day. 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. Persons wishing licenses or permits to drive cars are asked to contact the exam- j iner during these hours. Club to Meet Jackson Coun ty Women's Democratic club will meet Wednesday at 2 p. m. at Hotel Medford. The meeting has been scheduled by Mrs. John Peter, chairman, who asks for a full attendance as business of Importance is to be discussed. Medical Discharge Cpl. Jim my Baize, who had served the past 26 months as a radar in structor at Tampa, Fla., re ceived a medical discharge from the army Sept. 21 and returned to Medford last week. He and Mrs. Baize make their home at 21 Genessee street. . Killed In France Word has been received here of the death of Lieut. Ralph Leland Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Russell of Roseburg. Lieut. Rus sell was killed in France, Sept. 8 near Brest. He recently re ceived the Bronze star for mer itorious action in France. His father, grand master of the I.O.O.F. in Oregon Is well- known in southern Oregon. Loefflere Leaving Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Loeffler will leave tomorrow night for Parkville, Mo., where the former Medford physician is stationed at Park college. He is a lieutenant-com mander In the navy. The Loef flers arrived in Medford Sun day, having been In Portland to attend the wedding of their son, and are guests of Dr. and Mrs. August Glutsch, 40 Glen Oak court Newcomers Col. and Mrs. w. c. Weeks, formerly of Bridge port, Conn., have taken up resi dence in the Rogue River valley. Col. Weeks is a nephew of Mrs. ".""." "yu ar.a. 01 1.aD.'e kock and ne ana Mrs. weeks had visited here many times ent Col. and Mrs. weeks are residing at the Barnum Orchards on the South Pacific highway. Col. Weeks was retired from the army about five months ago. OPENS MONDAY, OCT. 23 October term of the circuit court will open Monday, Oct. 23, when a new petit Jury and grand jury will be drawn. Three or four cases have been placed on the calendar tentatively and will be heard by Circuit Judge H. K. Hanna the first two weeks of next month. One case has been set for the Josephine county court. BIRTHS CROUCHER To Mr. and Mrs. Loren, Sit Plum, Sept. 24, 1944, a boy, 6',i pounds, at Sa cred Heart hospital. HI Natnn ReOnt MONTHLY FEMALE PAIN Yc u ho rjffr such pain with tired, Erro';a, " drsrged cut ' (ilngs aa due to functional prrlryiic cis tuibsnfrt start at ence try Ldla E Plr.lt ham s Vegetable Compound to relieve such vniptcms, Mads specially for womrn ft h'pt na ture Also a grand stmactuo tozAo. T 'low Isfcel d!r.lorJ. LYDIA L PINKHAM'S aSSSSa CLOSE ON BIG THREE PHASE Washington. Sept. SO (U.R) The American British Russian phase of the Dumbarton Oaks world security conference near ed a close today with Anglo American delegates ready to be gin without delay the second stage of the talks with Chinese representatives. State department officials ex pected the Russian phase to end today or tomorrow. The discus sions between U. S., British and Chinese delegates will begin im mediately thereafter and prob ably will not require any ex tended length of time. Officials emphasized again that all the agreements reached at Dumbarton Oaks are prelim inary in nature, designed only to form the basis for later confer ences of higher officials who may revise some of the decisions al ready reached and settle issues still outstanding. One of the most Important questions still unsettled by the American, British and Russian delegates, lt was understood, is whether any of the big powers erg the with permanent seats on council of the new League of i0aUven humidity at 4:30 p. m. yei Nations should have the power ! terday. 27; 430 a. ro. today, 81 to veto any against it. steps proposed THE GRANGE Booster night, designed to ex plain to the public the purpose and achievements of the Grange, will be held at the Eagle Point Grange hall Saturday night, September 30, where speeches and reports on Grange activities will be featured as well as good rnnsif PflmM nnri ponprnl ntpr- tainment. All interested ore cor-j tire asitea 10 oring pie, buiiu wiches and pickles or cream. Also those having them are re quested to bring card tables and cards. At the well attended meeting September 19, the following were elected to membership: E. J. Linvik, Mrs. Edith Linvik, L. H. Wertz, Mabel Wertr and Dorothy Ray Thrantham. Com mittee reports included that of legislative chairman, Clarence Davies, who spoke on the teach ers equalization levy measure, pointing out its value as a meas ure for equalizing the school tax burden. Educational Chairman Hay in his remarks on the uni versal military training ques tion agreed with the opinion of others as to the futility of such a program. Mrs. Ed Chamberlain, 4-H club chairman, reported that three Eagle Point girls won first place in the recent Judging con test. Because of the 4-H fair in Medford, September 28-28, H. E. C. Chairman Nora Matthews announced that the next H.E.C. meeting would be postponed from September 27 to October 4 and will be held at the home of Mrs. Augusta Seefield with Mrs. Fred Farlow acting as co hostess. Visitors present were Mrs. Anna Roberts of Roxy Ann and Clifford Elbert, lately returned from southern California. During lecture hour, Mrs. Rosa Smith and Mrs. Billie Vestal gave interesting reports on their sons now overseas, Barbara Smith gave two vocal solos ac companied by Gertrude McCor kle, and Ed Cowden, accompa nied by Lottie Van Scoy, played two violin numbers. Ray Harnish announced con ferring of 3rd and 4th degrees at next meeting, October 3. Serv ing committee for this meeting is Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chamberlain, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farlow and Mr. and Mrs. James Clark. i Cantral Point Grange A booster night program will be presented at Central Point Grange Friday, opening at 8 p. m. This will be an open meeting and all Grangers, their friends and anyone Interested In the Grange are invited. The program will include: Demonstration by Home Eco nomics club, tableau by Juvenile Grange, drill by team, history of Grange by members, original one-act comedy "Born Thirty Years Too Soon," by members. Group singing and many spec ial music numbers will be fol- 1.....J u lowed by a half hour of recrea-i WliTN too need quick relief from pain, do you hcttute to take aspif io because it leaves you with an upet stomach? If io, this new medical dis covery. SLPFftlN, is "just what the doctor ordered for you. tvperln It mtpWn plus contains the same pure, safe a i put a tov have long known but developed by doctor io a special srty for those vpstt by aspirin in lit ordioary form. This new kin si of aipin'n tablet diitoWet more quickly, lets the aspirin get right at the job of relieving pain, reduces the audi 17 of orduury gspirio ud does Hon. Refreshments will be served. Final rehearsal for everyone taking part In this program will be Wednesday, September 27, 1944, at 8 p. m. at the Grange hall. All members taking part are asked to be present. Commons Informed Ramsay Released : London. Sept. 28 (U.R) The Security Minister Herbert Mor rison announced in Commons to day the "unconditional release" of Capt. Archibald H. M. Ram sey, member of Parliament, de tained since May, 1940, under se curity regulations. Ramsay was an associate of Tyler Kent, clerk in the Ameri can embassy who now is serving a seven-year prison term for stealing documents from the em- ! bassy files. Ramsay admitted during trial of a libel suit tnat he visited Kent's rooms in 1940 and examined the secret docu ments. But he protested that he was neither pro-Hitler nor pro Nuzl, but pro-British. Daily Weather Report Forecast Medford and vicinity: Clear and lightly warmer. . . Oregon: Clear tonight and Wednes day except fog on extreme north coast. Temperature considerably above September normal in interior. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: Highest. 68; lowest, 49. foul monthly precipitation. T. D- n.i.u h mnnth AH Inch. Total precipitation since September 1, 1044, T. Deficiency for the ea- Tomorrow Sunrise 7:04 a. m.. sunset 7:00 Past 24 hours: msn j-.ow Boise . B3 Boston -. 60 Chicago . 74 Denver 77 SO 50 90 94 Eureka . S' Havre 79 50 45 99 , 4S 94 58 69 50 37 53 45 90 94 49 Los Angeles 69 Medfora New York . Omaha Phoenix . Portland Reno 93 60 71 89 . SB . A4 . 80 , 68 . 74 . 7 Roseburg . Salt Lake San Francisco Cattl Knokane y.'ffy"' p- c' Closing time for Classified ads 9 a. m Too UU to Clasally. 13 SO p. m. Too Late to Classify WANTED Ride to Kansas about Oc tober 13. References exchanged. Ph. 4374J SAVE money, exchange heavy duty car generators at Severln Electric or get them rewound. 1303 . Riverside, Signal Station. sr,n GA1 F One new Winchester pump snotgun. nwaei i. i-r-one used Remington pump shotgun. 12-rauge; five boxes shells with each gun. Phone WANTED School boy over fourteen to work after school and week-ends. Permanent employment. Taylors Pcnnywise Drug- WANT to buy 4 -room house under $3000, $500 down, on west side, fairly close In. by reliable people. Tribune box aaa7. SEPTIC tank cleaning, sanitary equip ment. Phone 5QB8 after 9 p. m. DRIVING Tyler. Texas, Thursday morning by way of Bakersfleld. Take one passenger. Tribune Box ' B1J WE STILL have stock PRE-WAR Du Pont automotive finishes. Let us re finish vour car while these mate rials last. All work guaranteed. SIMONZING STEAM CLEANING MITCHELL PAINT SHOP, 608 S. Riverside. FARMERS. ATTENTION! For fast de livery or quick move of heavy ma chinery, phone 23RB. Davis Transfer & Storage Co.. 40 S. Fir St. AIirTIflN All the personal property of th lata Flovd V Bell will bo sold at puhllc auction on Monday. October 3, 44, commencing at u a. m. omr will ba held on the COLEMAN PANCH. located on the North Phoe nix road, A miles from Medford, Ore. 103 head of livestock. AO head Hereford cattle consisting of cows, heifers and steers. 1 Hereford bull. lib head of good breeding ewes 7 head horse and mules Including half-breed Shetland and pinto pony, 1 bay horse. 1 bay mare, 3 work mules, 1 black saddle horse. These horses and mules are well hroke draft stock. Machinery: 10-20 Inter national tractor. Rumley threshing machine, McCormlck-Deerlng bind er, tractor disc plow, tractor tan dem disc, tractor 12-ln. gang plow, horsa drawn disc plow, two-way plow, walking plow, horse drawn sulkey plow Jfl-ln., 3 hay wagons, 3 grain wagons. 2 mowers, MrCor-mick-rrng hay loader, hay rake. 3-sertion harrow, 2 grain drills, portable feed rack, Martin ditcher, woodsaw, grinder, roller mill, fan ning mill, garden cultivators, plat form scales, 4 seta harness, 2 cream separators, 2 brooders. Jackson fork, springtooth, all blacksmith shop equipment, also carpenter tools. Mis cellaneous articles. 40 chickens. Mrs. Floyd V. Bell, owner. Col. A. H Dudle y.auctloneer. NOTICE To real estate agents: My fl4-acre farm In Fern Valley, east of Phoenix, la off the market. A. C, Lewis. WANTED 0 loads o( manure" dellv. e r ed . Pho n ajjfl 0 79 . COQC A -S-room house,' close In, on VODU paved street. $4000" borhfvd $8000- -a rooms with lot of built. Ins, laundry treys, nice yard. In a very good neigh. -H acre, close to town, with good Improvements and an income of over $3000 per rear. K SchuTer, 32.1 W. th. Dial 3!ln3. B ICY CLE S L'n r a t "o n ed' "new blc y c les at Si ma Rrna . 33 N Fir Ph .1472. run balk-."vice ren rrvers. oressen or allve. 1502 Prun) St Ph 4fllI NEW kind of ASPIRIN tablet doesn't upset stomach not irritate of ofwet stomach er en iter repeated do its. Tear this out to remind yon to get Superin todsr, so too csn bv it 00 haod when headschet, cold 1, etc., strike. See how quickly " relieve! 'pain how fine too feel after t ik ing. At your druggist. lsnd 99. tOVT mon 9 about movlnr For eorrw pleta wrvica phoa 4604. City Tram- ter A Storage. 38 S. Fir St". ATTENTION. LUMBER COMPA NIES AND LOGGING CONTRACTORS: One of Klamath Tails" largest lumber companies hai discontin ued operations bemuse of lack of timber. Five 1940 Mock heavy duty logning trucks, four with chain drives, and five 1940 Page and Page dual 18.000 oound axle loerma trailers. Trucks and trailers with 8.75x20 tires for sala at OPA as is" celling price. Mechanically the trucks are ex cellent; cabs are rough Trailers are in exceptionally good condition. Tires on trucks and trailers are approximately 83 new, As is" celling price on truck and trailer Is approximately (4100. Wire or call Vern Moore, Ralslper Motor Company. Klamath Falls. Ore. FOR SALE Daver.o with sprints, al most new; washing machine with double tubsl andiron and screen. 335 S I vy. FOR SALETwo lovely young bre3 docs and one buck. Also 3 Muscovy ducks and drake. Rt. 1, Sox 118. Stewart ave. UNRATIONED new bicycles. Get yours now at Sims Bros., 23 N. Fir. WANT one or two trucks to haul short logs, mostly sixteen-foot length. Good haul, approximate ly live miles. Can also use one ex- fenenced logging truck driver, ierman Bros. Lumber Co., Pro- pect. Ore. 80 ACRES, over half In 'cultivation. 8 tn alfalfa, good large house, barn and other improvements, wired (or range and water heater, water in the house. Fordson tractor on rub ber with various attachments, oth er farm tools, stock and equipment, with plenty of feed to carry through the winter. This Is a, bar gain at $7500, with terms. 2'j ACRES, It-room modern, nice lawn and shude, fruit nnd berries, beautiful view of river and sur rounding mountains and valley. City water, electricity, wired for range. Onlv $2200. terms. 2-1 ACRES, 11! under Irrigation, very productive river soil, in ulfalfa and clover, excellent 9 -room mod ern house, electric water heater, wired fur range, fireplace, lawn, shade, plenty bearing fruit and ber ries, dairy stock, chickens and plen ty feed for the winter. This prop erty shows an income of over slion per month and should continue to do 50. S12.500. RALPH E. BELL. BROKER, G old Hill . Oregon. FOR SALE Kodak. No. 11. with" German lens; large desk, man's na vy suit size 42, and bronie candle sticks Phone 5343. FOR SALE A few Ba'rtlctt rears wlTl not last long. Phone 634 HL 1, Boxlti3. Orchard Home drive. WANTED 30 acrcsup-to 100wlth" grade A dairy barns. Box 3ti8, Cen- tral Point. fjl'Y your bicycle from' a " bicycle store. New, unratloned bicycles. Sims Bros. Phone 3472. -XOTirF The Midway Auction Co. will not be holding a sale this week. We are enlarainc our vurrii and sales pavilion to facilitate the han dling of the large number of con signments coming in every week. Watch the paper for our opening announcement at our new location, Mldwnv road at 4 Corners MIDWAY AUCTION CO. FOR SALE Good alfnlfa hay. FaberV, 34 S Riverside. Phone 4449. WANT two-wheel trailer10-intireT S. Kaufman. a mile south Phoenix, Hwy. 09. Phone fiH62. ENAMEL wood ranjie. with coTls. Phone fl962. 3, mile south Phoenix. HwyO WANTED Driver. MertfordruePCo. W A N T L i To keep children on est side in my home for working moth ers. Phone 5f)5a. FOR SALE Guernsey cow, freshen November 10. and heifer calf go ing on 11 mos. Corner Spring and Wnbash. 105 Spring. FOil RENT A sinsIeToonrwirrTpfn vate entrance. gjOJOakdnle FOR SALE ClrcnlnUng wood"TienK Ing stove. 21"x23", 3 ft. tall, sllwht ly used, good looking, 40; also flat top business desk, $30. Phone 5971 3ia jS. OranKe. FOR SALE 1032 Chevrolet eonvert Ible coupe and 4-10 pistol. Box S53-C, Rt. 2. Phone 2700. CANNING TOMATOES F.incy, firm, ripe canners, 8'Se lb. tonight. Wednesday onlv. Bring your own boxes. Riverside Market. SiftUni1nflrnlwrieJ(indtOTtureroij 1 with irnciclrnipg Itch, burn and irritation, a Gtuart'a ITramtd Bonnoiuonri onn m quick, welcome relief, their arsnd merit- C cation meens real comfort, reduces strain, helps tighten reiufd membrane. tiAy ' lubriritea and softens. Protective, and A anti-chaJW. to eay to tin. Get genuine f 1 Bruarfs Pyramid Puppoiiiotlee (it rmir drug; store without deltv 60c arvl Jl.20 1 on makex'a money-hack guaraataa A 2 Major First Run Hltil Shows Start 1:45-8:45.9:30 Must End Tonight The Mightiest Epic of All Timet! "Birth of a Nation" 'r.-::. STARTS WED. 4 DAYS! A BANDIT CLEAN URj WOW, BR0U1X Vll?H ryrr . IMG HATTON Ortttm M(INTYRfc 13 A Beast in Human Form! ; kJGSaJ! ESTRAY Three howw eama to mT place Sept 7. Owner call, identify. pay for pasture and advertising, Bill tiowaro. hi. , pox jHi,ieataro;, BICYCLES We have new bicycles re. S Hiring no ration certificate. Dims ros. wTlAT am I offered? 30-30 W Inches. ter carbine with shock pad. box shell like new, snoi a umes. tid- uneiox12!i9. . PEER BAGS. SPECIATCniTO Stamper & Goff Hardware. 325 W. Main. Phone 3839 WANTED nishwa-mer for afternoons. Huson's Conlectionery. FOR SALE 1935 Willys 4-door sedan with heater. Also lfl-'U one-ton truck. Want pickup. R. E. Breed- lnr. 106 S.Grape. FOR SALE Poaches, lie lb., you pick". Phone 6443. W A NTE r To buy cold storage lock ex. none oi, LOST Billfold containing fishing and hunting licenses, social security. Robert Peterson. Rt. 2. Box 136, Medford. Kinder may keep money If they return billfold with cards. F6rsXlE 19334-door Plym. sedan. Terms cash. Call at 424 S. Peach any time after a p. m CANNING TOMATOES Tancv. firm, ripe canners, 3ic lb., tonight. Wednesday only. Bring your own boxes. Riverside tarket. BICYCLE baskets, wire with sturdy steel axle supports. Pre-war qu1 lty. Si ms Bros. fOR SALE: 40 acres mining ground, plenty of timber, on Applegate riv er. 7 acres enn be irrigated. Log cabin liix40. Cheap. Contact J. A. Zuber. Associated Station, S. River side at Stew:irt ave. FOR RENT Nice clean modern aoart ment, close in. for 2 adults. Ph. 7315. FOR RENT Furnished 2-room apt. and trailer houpe. furn., $5 per week. 127 S. Riverside. FOR SALE Royal typewriter."" good condUlqn.J35. Call 725 W. 14th FOR SALE Columbia Grafanola," l'ft records. $00; Howard watch, like new. $R0; radio tone guitar and case, $30; two check writers, $7.50 and $15; electric heater, $10; one mnn crosscut saw. $6; 3 shoe-salesmen's stools, $2 50 each. 317 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Eouitv In 4 -room mod' crn house, in But to Falls, Inquire 111 Elm St cheap. FOR SALE Concord grupes. Williams, lei. mi4. WANTED Several truck loads of" ma nure. T. V. Williams, teKftUiu. FOR SALE Small Brlggs-Stfatton gasoline motor, woshlns machine size, $35. Champ's Garage, 311 E. ntlr FOR SALE '3t Hudson sedanf'good t ir e s5 4 3E " I e5 1. FOR SALE Barn fertiliser, also smalt stack alfalfa hay. Joe Brown. Ph. 44-V. ATTRACTIVE modern apt. Adufta. 61fl S. Oakdale. FOR SALE in"30 model A Ford plck- m up. City Water J)ept. CANNING TOMATOES Fancv. firm, ripe canners, 3'ic IK. tonipht. Wednesday only. Bring your own boxes. Riverside Market. i GUARANTEED bicycle tires. No prl ority needed. Sims Bros. FOR SALE Fisher's EKgrnTn srratcn. FaberJ. 34 S. Riverside. Phono 4449. FOR SALE -Morton sugar cure for hnms and baenn. Faber's, 34 8- R i ve rsl rt e Ph one 4449 . OR V fir slabs for 'ow coal heat. MT ford Fuel Tel bill. LOW FF-ED PRICES Government wheat per cwt ..$2 30 In your sacks Egg Mash complete with milk, per cwt 3 50 Feed this for best results. Special Dairy Feed, per 0-lb. bnp 50 Special Turkey Grower Mash .. 3 00 Scratch with corn 3.00 Special Hog Feed minerals. etc 3 10 X-tra Egg Producer Mnsh ........ 3 AS Egg Mash without milk 3.30 Ihis mnsh deilKned to he fed when ynu can supply your own milk. Cro'ind Barley, per cwt. 170 Rolled Barley, 70-llj l.Dfl Ground Bar lev and Oats, ner cwt . 2.80 F. E. SAMSON CO. BIGGEST Show Valu in Townl Night, Onlj Herkilar, nlarl, b.4i TODAY 3 DAYS! 1LEZAK O'DKUCOU MOIIIOI PLUS r-- K,.H,p M0oAY 1 v.-V toiDitR show : TOOATI itWi n-aPVr- mm Tuesday, Sept. 26, 1944 WANTEIV Grain Grinding. If you are too busy to haul, we will haul, grind and return your grain at mod- erstecost. F. E.5amson Co. FOR SALE Fisher's turkeyTIeveTop .pellets. Fa hers.. 14 S. Kiverside. "canning toSiatoks Fancy, firm, ripe canners, ac lb., tonight. Wednesday only. Bring your own boxes. HiversldeMarket. FOR SAL E . 30 -30 W i n ch es t er car bine and a boxes shells, $-10 Man's pre-war bicycle (World), $40. Wc Fadden. Lozier lane. FOR SALE Sulphate or ammonia. Car to arrive this week. Place your order early. Phone 3413 Paciflo Feed at Seed Co. COMMERCIAL S'PRAVlNG If you want your peach tree sprayed for curly lenf. phone your order in eax- iy. tnone oooi. wnnrow. For used PIANOS and" ACCORDIONS. alt sizes, at reasonable prices, call Pururker' at 4103. WANTED Man to do reporting. young or old. Apply in person. Mail Tribune. WANTED Sheep pasture, any mount Clover, lofua grass, alfalfa. stubble fields or mixtd nattirea V. J. Phillip!, Hotel Grand. Medford. WANTED Woman to-Help with mmiewar or o aayw wees, Kooa wages, strictly modern home. Trib une Box 892. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time. Casta and Gaa. Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 3919. flth and Bartlett No Red Tap When You Sell 10 us. WANTED Late model used car Highest prices paid for good, elean automobiles Crater Lake Motor SAWDUST "for sawdust burners. New fuel Medford Fuel Tel 31 U. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON At) kinds of beauty service Perma. nents a specialty. Phone 2064. 120 N Central COAL Off car price Medford Fuel 1C1 J 1 I I ATTENTION PI EA5l!l Wanted: Late model used car. Highest cash prlres paid. Large stock Divton-MrClaren tires. Bring in y-iur certificates. Still have a few good used cars. Look them over before you buy. Get ready for winter now. We have batteries, (og lights, heater hose. A. Z. "rUBBY" DEAN, Your Pontlec Dealer, 8th and Grape. Dial 2f4J. Medford, Ore. Buy War Bonds. RTcpLACE your broken window glass New gliss installed while vou wait MEDFORD MILLWOHK CO. The Glass House. Phone 4112 loth an d Grape. FOR SALE We always nave a few later model used cars on hand See 11 before you buy. Crater Lake Motor. mm Drop Everything ror inn A : 111 . . .. i nmaiiug nay I ZX.Xa J' """aw BUM! dlxp point! you. r... ho- l2r,fnRl. "l""l'l' t olrt Tbori """T mairt , Qcrcj S. i "'"PPlT T.rs win a Ulnar RmuI uppiltrl... ami, , f . p.nu mor.. Trr 110CTOB8- n. TODAl It ,11 lood .,0, ,10m .iir,v STARTS TOMORROW 4i if zr7jf'&m -fee FOUR DAYS LATEST NEWS EVENTS MUST END 3 siiEllonv fL' 1 1 1 ammm MEDFORD MAIL TBIBUNE FlVfl FIR ROUGH BLOX and btg fir slabs. green. 6-tier load. 96 SO Medford Fuel Tel 3111 U22 N Central. "AGATES" polished and mounted. Have your agates mrie up for gifts. Order must be in before Nov. 1. Santo'a Agate Shop. 425 E Main, Medford. at Bear Creek bridge. FOR SALE Seasoned 7-ft cedar posts Carold i Parker, 010 a. Central. Mdm. MASSELL FORTUNE TELLING Will tall vour cult. ...urn! tvj and futur and advU you on iovo nuairi. mairlaga and business. Will answar H a ha convinced. Main S. CENTRAL POINT Nothing Serious Wrong with Many Hard of Hearing If too ore lmpnrarllT (Ifatened, botliorfct br rlnRliiB. HuztIhc head noltp, due In hnrtlcnM or rnnutat l wax (rfrnin). irr the Ourlna Homo Mrtliod tt thnt to monj ur h rmihlrrt Ihfni to hear well araln. mt mint hmr better after maktni; thu simple test or vou get your money back at once. Ask about Ou. rlne Ear Drops today at Ualnscotre Pharmary. A great Amor lean L o v Story written with a FIERY PEN! rh, ntrture that ehanseil I h raurit ind direction of the enter lilnnifll world. Road Showed in Every Country In the Worldl Now at Pjpular Prlcai 5r .v..rr-- T0NITE KM
