V
LOCAL and
In Hospital Mrs. Manuel
Liegman, Route 1, a patient In
, Community hospital, is reported
to be improving.
Soldier Vlsltlna Parents Pfc.
John Moffat Js spending a 10-'
day furlough with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Moffat,
who reside at 34 Berkeley Way.
He is in the Infantry and has
been stationed at Camp Cook.
When his leave is up he will re
. port to San Louis Obispo.
Killed In Action Gail Har
mon, 1057 Court street, has re
ceived word that hi. brother,
Cpl. Rex Harmon, was killed in
action In Frange on July 27. No
details were given in the war de
partment announcement. Cpl.
Harmon's home was ir Oberlin.
Kan., and he had been in the
army two years.
' In South Pacific Friends of
Pfc. Robert B. Slagle, USMCR.
will be interested to learn that
he is now stationed at a base in
the South Pacific. Pfc. Slagle, a
former Talent high school stu-
dent, graduated on July 29 from
Aviation Ordnance school at the
Naval1 Air Technical Training
Center, Norman, Okla.
Engineer To Speak F. H.
Hart, engineer for the federal
bureau of reclamation, will
speak at the Sams Val'cy Grange
hall Friday, Sept. 29, at 8:30
' p. m. His talk will be on a report
of a recent survey carried on by
the bureau on the possibilities of
reclaiming irrigible land in the
Rogue River Basin, which isn't
under irrigation at present. It is
reported that Mr. Hart's discus
sion of the survey will particu
larly apply to the Sams Valley
and Beagle districts. All are in
vited to attend.
PIN-WORMS
Now can be Beaten!
The mfserte of Pln-Worme been
known for centuries, and many doctora
have tough t way to deal with this dread-
- 1 f ul peat that Uvea and grows Inside the
hum in body.
Today, thanks to an important scientlfle
discovery, a new and kighiy effective treat
merit ii being hailed by medical authorities.
It is baaed on a remarkable drug known as
' gentian violet. This drug U the vital ele
ment in P-W. the new Pin-Worm tablet
developed by the labors tone of Or. D.
Jayne A Son, America's leading specialists
in worm medicines. 1
P-W makea it unnecessary for yon or
your child to suffer in silence with the
cmbarraasing rectal itch caused by Pin
Worms, or to take chances on the real
' distress they often create. The small, easy
to-take P-W tablets act In a special way
to destroy Pin-Worms.
So watch for possible warning slims sneh
as: itching seat and nose, uneasy stomach,
edwettingt nervous fidgeting. If you sua
pect Pin-Worms, ask your druggist for a
package of P-W and follow the simple di
lutions carefully.
It is easy to remember : P-W for Pin Worms
LOW
WEEKLY
RATES
CRATER
HOTEL
Across. From Crarerlan
Theatre Phone 4174
SINGLE $4.50 to $6
DOUBLE $7.50 to $12
Haw S t m -n o o i Inner
Sprint) Mattr's Frt
Showers Claap Roomsl
itiri -n-m-fiii i'iif
'iS'--53? j. yrjt Ttm
m mm m
That's manv. tnanv times a peacetime day's meal
doing it with the same number of dining cars we operated before the war,
and with fewer experienced men.
Our chefs still manage to produce traditional specialities. One of them is
chicken pie, prime favorite of GIs and civilian travelers. The war has
changed neither the quality of Great Northern chicken pie, nor the
dependability of the railway's service.
iU
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Thursday
8:00 p. m. Chrysanthemum
Thimble club, home of Anna j
Crank, 25 Portland avenue.
8:00 p. m. Farewell party
for Mrs. Lottie Cave given by
F. L. club at home of Mrs. Jack
Ward, 847 West Second street.
Friday
1:00 p. m. Electa Social
club, home of Mrs. Virginia
Ramskill, 112 King street, pot
luck luncheon. Bring own serv
ice. Saturday
10:00 a. m. All-day meeting
and potluck luncheon, Veterans
of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Sew
ing club, home of Mrs. I. D. Can
field, Coleman Creek Road.
Those wishing transportation call
Mrs. E. W. Hitt. j
Improving Mrs. Gertrude
Heitkamp,. of Barnett road, is
improving satisfactorily after a
major operation at Community
hospital.
Rummage me Chapter BE.
P.E.O., will hold a rummage sale
in the Masonic building, corner
of West Main and Holly street,
all day Saturday.
Two On Bike Bill Brown was
fined $1 In city police court yes
terday and his bicycle is being
held for five days on a charge
of riding two on a bike.
Mother Dies S. W. Baize jf
Genessee street has received
word of the death of his mother,
Mrs. A. M. Page, Gatesville,
Tex. She was 93 years of age.
Back To Work Neva Samuels
has returned to her work In the
city treasurer's office after a
short vacation in Portland visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. E. A. Caw
ston. Loses Billfold Helen James
of 212 Valley View drive report
ed to city police yesterday that
she had lost her billfold contain
ing a $50 bill, check and social
security card.
Club To Meet There will be
an all day meeting and potluck
luncheon for the Veterans of
Foreign Wars Auxiliary Sewing
club Saturday. Sept. 30. at the
ranch home of Mrs. I. D. Can
field on the Coleman Creek
road. Any member wishing
transportation may .call Mrs. E.
W. Hitt, president of the auxil
iary. Father Dies Mrs. C. W. Ash
pole will leave tonight for Rig-
by, Ida., where she has been
called by the death of her father,
George A. Cordon; 84. Mrs. Ash-1
pole was in Rigby on August 191
for the 63rd wedding anniver-!
sary celebration of her parents.'
having been accompanied on
the trip by her daughtei and son,
Pauline and Charles Ashpole.
The funeral services are to be
Sunday.
Plan PI Social A pie social
and festive evening have been
planned for tomorrow night by
Medford Townsend clubs at the
K of P hall at 8 o'clock. The
general public is welcome and
women attending are asked to
bring pies. It is stated that there
will be cards, games and other
entertainment. These'soclal eve
nings are planned by the club I
for fifth Fridays whenever they:
occur. 1
fte " '
Great Northern dining car stewards, chefs and waiter
know that train travel is setting records. They are
providing nearly 4,500 meals daily for patrons of the
Empire Builder and other trains on the railway.
C L. BISCnOFF, Trav. PasV AbI.
530 American Bank Itl.la., BF.acon 7273
Portland 5, Oregon
PORTLAND TAC0MA
MIN-NEAP0LIS ST.
ffatnmgi naiiaanea Sebas
tian Appollo made application
at the city superintendent's of
fice yesterday to reshingle his
residence, 29 Quince street, at a
stated cost of $200.
Grange To Meat Applegate
Grange No. 768 is sponsoring a
Community fair in connection
with Booster night Friday eve
ning at 8:30 o'clock. Members
are asked to bring one item for
exhibit.
Collides E. H. Oliver of Trail
reported that while driving his
passenger car yesterday on the
Crater Lake highway near Eagle
Point he ran into a band of
horses. There was no damage,
according to the report on file.
Class To Meat Members of
Mayor Clarence A. Meeker's
Sunday school class of the Meth
odist church will meet for a
potluck dinner tomorrow night
at the church social hall. The
diner Is scheduled for 6:30 p. m.
To Eureka Frank Loomis,
who has been employed on the
Mail Tribune for the past two
years, will leave Saturday for
Eureka, Calif., where he plans
to reside. He has accepted em
ployment on the Humboldt
Times Standard.
In Grants Pass Mrs. C. A.
Winetrout of this city, spent
Tuesday in Grants Pass. She
formerly resided In Grants
Pass. Her husband, C. A. Wine
trout, S 1c, U. S. Navy, sailed
recently from a California port
on a Liberty ship.
On Business D. P. Hunter,
division manager for Union Oil
company, and Dean Collins, as
sistant division manager in
charge of retails, were in Med
ford yesterday on business. They
left last night en route for their
Portland headquarters.
Home On La- - Joseph
James McCallister Is home on a
15-day leave after finishing his
basic training at the U. S. Naval
training center at Farragut, Ida.,
and is visiting with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. McCallister
in the Griffin Creek district.
Daughter Here Pvt. Phyllis
L. Curry, Wac, is visiting her
father, Allan D. Curry. 505 Ben
son street, for several days. Pvt.
Curry is stationed at Camp
Pickett, Va., in the medical dis
patcher's unit. She will leave
Saturday for the east, planning
to visit friends and relatives in
Eugene and Portland en route.
Cordon Returning
To Renew Campaign
Portland, Ore., Sept. 28 (U.PJ
Sen. Guy Cordon will arrive
in Portland today to renew
his campaign for election to the
short term in the senate. Cam
paign headquarters were opened
today by State Sen. Marshall
Cornett, who also handled the
primary campaign.
BIRTHS
ANDREWS To Mr. and Mrs.
W. C, 209 Haven, Sept. 25,
1944, a girl, seven pounds, at
Osteopathic clinic.
BRUNSON T,o Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence, Eagle Point, Septem
ber 27, 1944, girl, 714 lbs., at
Sacred Heart hospital.
The American battle monu
ments commission of the federal
government has only one em
ployee; the commission for the
protection of monuments In Eu
rope, two. '
service; but, we're
SEATTLE SPOKANE
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What does a Marine think about during battle? You nuuht try reading
the battls-weiry tnee o! tnis Leatherneck. Pto. John Bulkn ol Mtinhall,
Pa., as he crouches In foxhole on Pelellu. Palau Ic'snds, while waltlnn for
order to continue attack Sand from the hard-won beaches still clings
to his clothes and perspiring face Photo by Btaniev rroutman, NEA
Acma photographer lor War Picture Pool.
E
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Washington, Sept. 28 J,R)
More bad news was spelled out
for Japan's industrial empire to
day by the disclosure that the
army, after defeat of Germany,
will concentrate on production
of superbombcrs like i the big
B-29's which battered steel
works at Anshan
Manchuria,
on Tuesday.
The War Department reveal -
ed that "more than 100" of the do not meet physical require
big four engined bombers took j ments, and the army plans to
part in the Anshan attack, mak release them when:
ing it one of their mightiest I I. They Inve obtained a dis
missions yet, and returned to charge from the medical depart
their secret bases in China with- ment.
out a single loss! i 2. Their commanding officers
'This would be a remarkable
record on a bombing mission by
planes of any type," said Brig.
Gen. Lauris Norstad, chief of
staff of the 20th ain'orco. "It
is aU the more remarkable
when applied to the B-29 which
is still relatively experimental
and is flying such vast dis
tances. I
SHORT OF NEEDS
Washington, Sept. 28 (U.R)
A record turkey crop will go to
market this season but the sup
ply will not meet the demand in
view of high purchasing power
and large military needs, the
agriculture department predict
ed today.
Turkey production Is expected
to exceed 500,000,000 pounds, or
about eight per cent above last
year.
Marketings of chicken meat
probably will fall below the last
three months of 1943 and prices
of most classes of poultry meat
may hover close to ceilings, the
dopartment said.
Although egg production dur
ing the last quarter of this year
may drop below the same period
of last year, the report said, ci
vilian supplies are expected to
be larger as the result of declin
Ing war requirements for dried
egg powder and record storago
stocks of eggs,
Disney Invited to
Visit Australia
Canberra, Sept. 28 (U.R) In
formation Minister A. A. Col
well announced today that the
government had Invited Walt
Disney to visit Australia and he
Is expected to arrive before the
end of the war.
Disney was said to be Inter
ested In the possibilities of
using aboriginal art in a film
In which something would be
tllda," an Australian marching
worked around
... ,
Waltzing Ma-I
song.
FEWER TRAFFIC COPS
Sacramento, Sept. 28 (U.R)
Gordon Garland, state director
of motor vehicles, today dis
closed that the state highway
patrol fores has been cut by
one third In the past two years
because of Induction and resig
nation of patrolmen.
WANTED
50 USED CARS
Medford's Largert Buyer
Pays Highest Cash Prices
No Delays.
"Ask the man who sold on"
HUMPHREY KOTORS
USED CAR EXCHANGE
33 S. Riverside Dial 4980
Leatherneck
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r
4
10 BE RELEASED
Washington, Sept. 28 (U.PJ
Soldiers whose physical condi
tion no longer meets minimum
induction standards and for
whom no appropriate assignment
is available will be released un
der a new discharge plan, the
war department announced to-
day.
There have not been enough
1 Jobs recently for soldiers who
. rule that there is no appropriate
assignment for them
The plan applies to all army
personnel at homo and overseas.
Soldiers overseas who are re
leasable under the plan will be
reported available for return to
the United States without re
placement. ER 7 LAST
Oct. 7 Is the Inst day for
registering in Jackson county In
order to vote in general election
In November and registration
continued yesterday In the coun
ty at a lively pace. Those who
have not voted for two years, or
who have changed to new pre
cincts are required to re-register,
: it was explained.
The county court house re
ported that men and women are
registering about even, and some
of the registrants have not voted
since the 1 B 4 0 presidential
election.
Closing time fof Sunday Too lu
10 ClftMfy 6 30 Saturday aftrrnoon
PleaM remember
Too Late to Classify
WANTED Good mmithharp"for'"man
overseas. Phone3039.
PRUNES, 2'ic, you pick; 3'je, picked".
., kTwo Phot," 2
FOR TRADE Good V-8 pickup. Want
Intr mode) pauenger car. Phone
3808.
rOR SALE Sanitary couch, mattreni,
bedsprlnKa. 3 itovca. oil atove, cir
culating heater almoat new, rilihea,
cutlery, also penrhea now ripe. 7
Chestnut. Phone 4fl441
FOR SALE B', VcreiTT acrea In
peachea. walnuta. other fruit. 3.
acrca (armed. Good hunt and oth
er building" SH.100 H. C. Wllaon. 1
Cheatnut. Phone 444.
WANTED 30.08 rlJNe Phone 8481.
TOR SALE Onion baga, lo'-lb. and
80-lb. aUea. Monarch Seed St Feed
Co.
FOR
SALE Doub'e.harrel
12.gauee
hotfun. fair condition. On'
ne alnKli
barrel 16-aauae. aood condlllona
and ona 21 tlngle-ahot rife. Call
evenlnKs. 8S Oranae.
FOR" RENT .Nfan'a fleepfng room,
cloae ln14 S. llartlett.
! wailu r.xpcriencrn counirr wan-
rei. Dennyl' Top-Notch Cafe.
LINK nauaaae. All you want, 43c lb.
Oakdale Grocery.
WiftS you need quick relief from
pit o, do tou hniiate to take aiptrin
because it learei yon with an upict
itffntcb? If to, thii new medical dii.
emery, SUPfcKiN. It "just what the
doctor ordered" for you.
ftwperln It ciptrln plus con ttlm the
isme pure, tale aspirin yon hire long
knownbat developed by doctors in a
ipecisl wiy (or thoie upset by aipiria
in Jti ordioary forau
ThU new kind of aspirin tiblet dissolve!
more quickly, lets the sipirin get right
i the job of t cUctirig pun, reduces the
I gaditjr oi oidicuu gjpu.o tad doea
.19-35 BHFIXS
I have in my possession tven
55-35 Super-Spt'fd rifle (thell ''
I would gladly trade for seven .30-30
shells. If you can fill the order
call at 33 Geneva St.. Medford.
FOR SALE House trailer. Ideal "for
hunters. Good tires. Priced to tell.
52 Ross Court. Phone 3670.
CbOKl LOOK! A blf mcrning in Meet,
ford. 400 bo vi and firls and their
nothers and dads will celebrate
Rally Day and Promotion Sunday
In the Methodist church this Sun
day at 9:30 a. m. An original pro
gram will be presented You are In
vtted. LOST Billfold containing currency.
Reward. Call 3334, American Laun
dry.
FOR SALE 3 -room ' modern newly
decorated home. May be seen by
appointment. W. J. (Dad) Roberta.
720 W. 2nd.
rOR SALE Galvanized poultry
founts and feeders. Monarch Seed &
Feed Co. p
FOR SALE Man's bicycle, pre-war.
like new. $43. Black trash burner.
$20. Painted dinette table, $B. Girl's
shoe skates, sire 2. Walnut dinette
table and 4 chairs, $2230. Child's
tricycle, $3. 212 S. Ivy.
WANTEOMiddle-aRcd man to do 1
light work on one lot. Close In.
Phnne 2312 from a to 8 p. m.
WANTED To rent furnished house,
two bedrooms and garage. Middle
aged man. wife. No peta Tribune
Box 3 1 6 1.
FOR SALE 10 feeder pigs weighing
about 100 lbs. H. H. Trautman.
c'n.!,,1 Po'"-
STRAYED A Dalmatian flog. Phone
ToniGnlnes at 4H3B. Reward.
FOR SALE Fordson tractor. $200. I
bottom tractor plow, $63. '35 V-8
sedan del., good rubber. $200. 1 ml.
north Central Pointy Rt I. Box 413.
FOR KENT Modern 3-room unfur
nlsh ed ho use. In quire 308 Haven.
WANTED Dependable woman for
housework and care of children. Go
home niRhts. TransporuUon can
bearran(jed.Phone 3036.
FOR SALS: Velvon barley, certified
seed. The heaviest Yielding barley
ever Introduced to S. Oregon. Mon
arch Seed AFeed Co.
FOR SALEVose piano, cottage size.
J? xcellcnt condition. $250. Dial 2337.
OPEN under new management. Weld
ing, general blacksmlthing. farm
machinery repair. Done right and
priced riRht. Nitsens Blacksmith
shop. Pacific Hwy, Phoenix. (For
mcrly Davls.l
FOR SALE.23-20 Winchester rifle.
210 N. Grope St. (
FOK SALE Double Barrel shotgun,
automatic ejector. Henry Nleder
maver, 1 mile north Jacksonville,
Old Stage road. Phone 484 Jackson
ville. A. C. TRACTOR, model K. O.. 48
horsepower, with dozer blade, die
sel motor In good condition. Phone
2748. t i. ro. to S p. m., for ap
pointment. TOR SALE Union (beardless) barfer.
certified seed. 99 28 pure beard
less. Monarch Seed St feed Co.
FARMERS. ATTENTION! City Trans
fer A Storage offers you a complete
service in all hauling and delivery
of anything. Phone 4664. 38 S. Fir.
WANTED 1338, 39. '40 Cnev. sedan
or 1040 Plymouth. Write Tribune
Dox 2468.
Let Uf Reflnlsh Your Car Right.
ONE shop using best DU PONT
PKE-WAR MATERIALS.
10 Years Same Locauon.
MITCHELL PAINT SHOP,
608 S. Riverside.
LINK sausfiKc. All you want, 43c lb.
Oakrtaleurocery.
FOH SALE Bordeau peach pray and
Pa riidk'hloro benzine at bomaon'i.
F. E. Samson Co.
FOR- SALE Oliver typewrlter7lert
McDonald, 17S. Front.
PATRONIZE yoiirTocal transfer" com-
pnny, operating in Mrdlord suite
lltlll. Diivis Transfer - Nlorage Co
40 S. Kir St. Phone 2 HUH.
FOR SALE A3 head of 'fined ewci.
0. R. Tresliam, SnmVallcy.
FOR SALE Family cow. Rood buy. if
sold at once. Joe Jack road off Hoes
lane. EtlCrowPh;5434.
frANTEU-Lady for llRht "Housework
bythe hour. Phone4304.
FOR SALE Mnlionny twin "bedroom
set, mnhORuny library table, small
liirdscve maple desk, 2 pair drapes.
Phono 3B4JL
FOR "SALE Seed Rrnlns. Most com
plete stock to select from. Monarch
Seed A Feed Co.
TURKEY "tamales, 2 for 47cToakdala
Grocery.
WILL sell or trade place on Sterling
Creek for place In town. H. S. Mont
gomery ,408 N.Jlolly St. Ph. 5403.
WANIEli Daveno or studio couch
with springs. Ph. 31 1.
WANTEl--c:od used cur about $2-0.
230 Heatty.
FOR SALE Kodaks, So. lid and 120;
brirtk'e lamp. tlcnK. mans blue suit
size 42. Call 5343
FOR RENT 2 apartment. Block from
court bonne, one 25. other (32 AO,
furnlibed. lfl Mistletoe St. Call be
tween 3 p. m. and 6. Adults.
FOR SALE One pnir new Ice sic a ten,
sUe U; 14 New Hnmuahlre hens, 1
each; 2 model airplane motors, 2
stecl drums. 122 Spring St.
CHOICE 3rd cutting alfalfa delivered
.ton or load lota direct from tieiu.
F. E. Samson Co.
BREAST of lamb for braizing, lOo lb.
01. kflale Grocery.
NEW LOW FEED PnfCES--EnJoy
Stiallty at no added cost. Monarch
ecd fit Feed Co,
FOR SALtTat Bab's 2nd rfantf' store,
cor. 8 th and Grape, combination
wood and ens range, fine oak table,
bathroom fixtures, hot water lank,
beds, spring, mattresses.
f ORSA LE 6ne " box .30-40 Sfrag
shells. IbibbsJTrading Post.
FOR RENT Room and board to young
man preferably. Good meals and
nice room. Phone 2U30 or Inquire
B22 8 Onkdnle.
2B0 2-wlre hnles nl"ilrnw 80e bale
If buyer takes all. Inquire Champa
Garage.
DRIED bee, any "amount. Oakdula
Gr)t ery.
WILLAMETTE valley gray oats and
vetch. Car on track take from car
and save money. F. E. Samson Co.
cToSEI"Oct. 1 t o Oc I 0 S I m sIi r os .
FOR SALEi20 model A Ford parts
In running condition. 2 blocks tone
AAl, except body and pistons. Also
pickup size dump box. Nelson. I'h.
V. P. .V1I4. Rutte Falls road, Box
fl2. Turn left lirst road east of
yjinon. ,.
rOR SALE-ColumMa GrafanoVa. 1
records, $60; Howard watch, like
new, fl0, radio tone guitar and
cane :t0; two check writeri, $7 50
and 115; electric heater, tlO; one
man crosscut saw, 6 3 shoe-salesmen
stool. 250 each. 317 N.
Riverside.
FOR SALE Weed-free. puiverfred
sheep guano, ! 29 sh. Car peat
moM Ju-it unloaded, hortlculttr.il
and pnuliry grades. Monarch Seed
Feed Co.
Cl NK ' snusajfe".'"A1I "you w'anC43e lb.
Oakdale Grocery.
NEW kind of
ASPIRIN tablet
doesn't upset stomach
bo Irritate or opiet stomach even
after repeated doses.
Tear this vt to remind you to gel
Superin today, so too can have ft on
hand when headaches, colds, etc, strike.
Set how quickly it
relieves pain - how
fine too feel after tsk
Ing. At yr druggist'!.
lSlind J9.
Thursday, Sept. 28. 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE KINB
WE WILL be closed Oct 1 to Oct 10.
Sims Bros.
MODOC county common' long-lived
dry-land alfalfa seed. T, E. Sam
son Co.
GIVE away two bull calves. R. L.
nay, uax urove rona.
SIMS BROS, will bo closed Oct. 1 to
Oct 10.
FOR SALE
Diamond brooch or lavaller con
taining 51 diamonds, many of them
large, set In platinum, sunoundins
beautiful sapphire. Can be seen ai
45 S. Central.
WANTED Ride to Kansas about Oc
tober IS. Reierencea excharged. Ph.
4374.
SAVE money, exchange heavv duty
car generators at Severin Electric
or Ret them rewound. 1303 N.
Rlverlde. ignal Station.
FOR SALE Small BfiTi-Stfafton
gasoline mofcr. washing machine
size. $35. Champa Garage. 311 2.
5rY fir i lab for tow cost heaf'MedT
ford Fuel Tel Jilll
LfNK sausage" All you want. 43c" lb.
Oakdale Grocery
FOR SALS: Rabbit feeders and water
ers. Monarch Seed 8t Feed Co.
COMMERCIAL SPRAYING If you
want your peach trees sprayed for
curly leaf, phone your order In ear
ly. Phone 8381. Wtthrow
For used PIANOS and ACCORDIONS,
all sizes at rcamnable prices, call
Puruckejr'i at 4103.
WANTE D Man to do reportTng,
young or old. Apply La person. Mail
Tribunc.
WANTED SReep pasture, any
amount Clover, loins grass, alfalfa,
stuhhle fields or mlxecf pastures V
L Philllpl,Hotel Grand. Medford
WANTED Womnn "to "help with
homework 2 or S days a week good
wages, strletly moderr home Trlb.
jme Box 882
TURKEY tamales," 3 for 47c7 Oakdale
Grocery.
BICYCI .E ba.ikrts. wire with sturdy
steel axle supports. Pre-war qual
ity. Sims Bros.
FOR SALE For peachen7eurl use
Bnsl-Cop, the ready - prepared,
cheaper to use lent-curl spray. Mon
arch Seed Ac Feed Co.
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Time Cash and Gaa.
Call Autnmotnle Market,
Friendly Medford Dealer
Ph 3919 flth and Barttett
No Red Tape When You Soil
to Us
WANTED Laht model used can
Highest price paid for good clean
automohltea Crater Lake Motors
SAWbtisf for sawdust burners New
fuel Medford Fuel Tel 31 U
ADAH S BEAUTY SALON
All kinds of beauty service Perma-
nents a specialty Phone 2064 120
N Central
DRIED beef, any amount ' Oakdale
Grocery.
COALOff car price Medford Fuel
Tel 3111
ATTENTION PLEASE I
Wanted Late model used car
Richest cifsh prl es paid
Larae stock Dvton-MrClaran
tires Bring In y.iur certificates. t
aun nave a rew good used cant
Look them over oerore you buy
Get ready for winter now We
have batteries, togllghts, heater
hose
A Z -TtTBHY- PEAN.
Your Pontine Dealer
6th and Grape Dial 2942.
Medford. Ore Buy War Honda
GUAR ANTE K Db f cyel e tires. No pri
ority needed Slnwjiroa.
FOR SALF Vetrhes for cover-crop
or hay. also winter gray oats. Mon-
archSecdiKeed Co.
RKPI.ACE vour hroKcn window glass
New glass installed while vnu wait
MF.DFOt(I) MIl.tWOHK CO.
The it lass Houne
Phone 41 12 HithnndGrape
Fill ROUGH HI OX and big rtf slabs
ureen. -ticr load $fl 30 Medford
ruel n 3111 1 12l N Central
BREAST of inmb fof braizing, 10o lb.
Oakdale Grocery.
FOif'SAl.E We always nave a tew
later model used cars on hand See
us before you buy Crater Lake
Motors
BACKACHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE BANGER SIGN
Of Tired Kidneys
If bsrkarhn and tea pnina are milking yn
tniftrlla, lin t ut ooiiulin a't 'lu nutlimg
alHHit tliKtn. Nsitira mi no wuuiug you Uiat
ymir ki'lnva nri tirntion.
Theki'liMtysftra Ntum'snhlff myef taldng
nrrM srfW and poumnoiia fraju out of tits
blorxl. TKey help tuust psupls pftM about i
pitits a dy.
U tba 16 miles of bidner ttihoe and Alters
don't work w-ll, (nmntn'u wulo nttr stsys
to tho hl'tud 1 hrma pmmni may alMrt naiutiiis
bark hen, rhntitii-tifl psina, la -ins, I' Mi of
pep snd enrrty, setting up nijrlits, wt4lin,
pufbnw uiwtnr the ryrt, bnvl-oiios snd dim
reas. t re'iucnt or scanty paaaniw with smart
In and hiirninanDiiinLiinMiihoara Uinrn iimmt.
tliiti wrong with your kirlnays or bMlt,
Don't waltl Aik vour dnnaiit fnr llnan'i
Pllb, uam mcrMfiiIly by nuilinna fur ovrr 40
yr. 'I liy givn hiliy rrlinf snd will hnlp
ilia lA tnflM of kl'lnev tnhos Ihuh out poison
wavw M wua turn utuuu, v wutu a uik
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'AGATES" polished and mounted.
Have your agates made up for gift.
Orders must be in before Nov 1.
Santos Agate Shop, 425 E Main,
Medford. at Bea Creek bridge.
FOR SALE -Hi-ton long wheel base
Ford truck, motor completely re
conditioned, very good rubber Au
tomobile Market, ath and BartletL
Phone 3919.
Simple pi1s need norw rack and tertursyoa '
wilh madrtroing itch, burn and irritation.
8turt's Pvrsmid Sunpoiitorlet bring j
quick, welcome relief. Their sruid raedi- I
ction means cenl comfort, reduces strtin,
neipi tighten rtlaxed memnrsnca, gontiy
lubricstfs snd softens, Protectivs and ,
ntt-th:Ey!t, to sTto uie. Get setmine
Stuart' t'vramld SuoncMiroties st toui 1
otur Bioro without dely Wo and UW-
oa maka s moasy-bsca gusraaiee.
EVERY
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At the Picturesque
WAOON WHEEL
PAVILION
4 Miles from Medford on
Griffin Creek Road
Dancinq Starts at 9
Swell Music Good Floor
Lots of Fun
Coma Out and Meet
Your Friends
STEVE BAKER
and DAVE GOULD
BIGGEST Show Valut in Town!
MgbU Only Weekdays Star la g:4S
MUST. END TONIGHTI
STARTING FRIDAYI
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