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Ds.lt DnctaJ nA..J T T
fws,u i iuju ij. Lani Await New n- j . , ,
don, 50. charged with drunken- P Bray 7' , J
ness. posted ,10 bait with city we.fvfsiUnghs Tweek fn Oak
police today. ; land. cuf.'hav" returned here
To Enclose Porch - Sam 1 l""! Til J"
Steele o 503 Clark street ap
plied at the city building inspec
tor's office Thursday for a per
mit to enclose a back porch at
a stated cost of $30.
Gasoline Stolen Paul Felkel
of 820 West Jackson boulevard
reported to city police Thurs
day that 30 gallons of gasoline
were stolen from his logging
truck Wednesday night.
Receives Discharge Selective
Service Board No. 1 stated to
day that Chester Fitch, Jr., had
been honorably dischareed from
military service. He has been ' morn'ng by United MaiUiner for
stationed at Farragut, Ida. I Portland where he will confer
on business. They will remain
Inducied Carlos Eugene' here another week.
Moore, former resident of this j ,,, ... ..
city, was inducted into the U. S. L P"1"? .Mlss Mary Eliza
army at Seattle, Wash., Septem- e'h'9"ts 18 Vlsl"ng in this
ber 15., according to word re- with h,er Parents, Mr. and
ceived by selective service board
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No. 1.
Youngs Return Mc and Mrs.
Harvie Voung, 513 Beattie
street, returned Thursday from
venule ill ucaiuc anu rui lldllU.
While in the latter city Mrs.
v - ..-j . .u-' .
luung uuucinciit a uuudl up
eration.
Return Here Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Frisbie returned to their
home on Lyman avenue yester
day after spending the past week
in Santa Maria, Calif., where
thev were rallorl hv this Hpath
of Mrs. Frisbie's father, P. S.
Runels.
' PruilU Return Mr. and Mrs.
Almus Pruitt have returned here !
after an absence of several years
Mr. Pruitt is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Pruitt and has been
radio instructor for the past year
at Sacramento, Calif., with the
army. They plan to resume man
agement of their music store and
will take up residence in thej
Pruitt apartments, Central ave-j
nue.
Corporal Leaves Cpl. H. J.
Harper left Tuesday for Augus- j
ta, Ga., after spending a fur
lough in Medford. He was ac
companied to Medford from
Camp Roberts, Calif., where he
was previously stationed, by
Mrs. Harper and their daugh
ter, who have taken up resi
idence on Ross Lane. Mrs. R. L.
Harper recently arrived here to
reside for the duration since her
hunband, Pvt. Harper, has been
ordered to a port of embarka
tion in preparation for overseas
duty. Mrs. Harper is making
her home for the present with
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Harper,
eomn Columbus avenue, par-1
ent, of Cpl. H. J. and Pvt. R. L. j
HarPer-
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He is being transported by plane
iu uaKiarm, Lahf. and will
be met there by his father who
will :onfer with other physicians
regarding his illness. He is sea
man, first class, radar and sound
man, USX.
At Parents Home Mr and
Mrs Max Bray of Los Angeles.
Calif, are guests at the home of
Mr Bray's parents, Dr and Mrs.
J. P. Bray on Lozier Lane Mr.
Bray who owns Bray Optical
company in Los Angeles, is
working on contracts foi the air
and marine corps. He left this
"V m 1 . .ner
. brother-m-law and s ster. Mr.
' and Mrs. Maurice Reavis. Miss
Gntsch, who plans to be here
two weeks, recently completed
her nurses' training at St. Vin
cent's in Portland. She will re-
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I ture to take up her position
up her position
with Dr. G. D. Seitz.
VUlting Here Mrs. C. J. Wal
ker of Santa Maria, Calif., ar
rived here today from Aberdeen, i
Wash., after a visit with herj
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mar-1
tin, to spend a short time with
her husband's parents, Mr. and
i 'rs A- Walker, Stuart ave-
nue. J. C. Walker is leaving
Santa RIaria Saturday and en
route nortn wil1 met his sister.
Mrs. Ila Watkins in San Francis
co and they will arrive here
Sunday to visit their parents
Mrs. Watkins is employed by
Western Union in the bay city.
Sardine Creek
Sardine Creek Sept 29 Mr.
and Mrs Robert Sutherland of
Portland have bpen visiting the
past week with friends and rcla-
fives here
Mrs. Sutherland is a
sister of Mrs Nora Wait. Mrs.
Lulu Dusenberry and Mrs. H. H.
Elhart of Ashland.
Pfc. Vernon Moore, who re
turned recently from the Auel
tian islands after 27 months in
the service there, visited his
uncle. O. K Dahl, the past week,
and his mother and grandparents
in Grants Pass.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Nora Wait were Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Smith, Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Dusenberry, Mr and Mrs. Don
Harmon and family of Grants
Pass Mr. and Mrs. H. H Elhart
and son, Bill, of Ashland Miss
nVlK- ai uoo .
'a r. d" . r Sutherland
of Portland.
Mr and Mrs. John Wilde and
children, Wanda and Bobby, of
I ine union nop yarns dciow
I Grants Pass, were Sunday visit
ors of Mrs Wilde's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. W. Dusenberry and
j family.
mrs. tnna Lane ana laugnter.
male, or Bend ana nepnew. ric.
Vernon Moore, were overnight
guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. K.
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Dance Halls Ray's Modern Music
Summer Hours 9p.m. 'Til 1 a.m.
DREAMLAND
OLD TIME DANCE
FOR YCUfiG AND CLC!
SUMMER K0!1!I3 9 'TIL 1
EVERYONE WELCOME!
In or Out?
(Acme Telephoto)
Esther Takel. American-Japanese
student. Is still going to Pasadena
Junior College despite vigorous pro
tests of George L. Kelley and Ms
Pasadena "Ban on . Japs" group
aimed at the local board of educa
tion. The board has ruled they have
no authority to supercede the order
of Mnjor Gen. Charles Bonesteel
that returned her here to continus
education
Dahl Friday night. Mrs. Lane re
turned to her home in Bend Sat
urday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Harmon
and "hildren of Grants Pass were
overnight guests and Sunday
callers on relatives here.
Mrs Nellie Smith of Gold Hill
and brother, Ernest Vroman of
Yoncalla. were calling on friends
and relatives here Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. R. Sutherland.
Mrs Nora Wait and Mr. and
Mrs S. A. Dusenberry enjoyed
an outdoor dinner In the yard of
Mr and Mrs. H. H. Elhart in
Ashland Tuesday evening
Ivan Smith has been assisting
S. A. Dusenberry the past week
in repairing the roofs of his
barns.
Mrs. Nellie Smith of Gold Hill
and her son-in-law Bill Delgoda
of California, were visitors last
Friday of her son, Ivan Smith
and wife.
The infant son of Mrs. Mar
jorie Evans has been ill with
whooping cough but is improving
now.
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Miller and
Mrs. Beth Potter of Riverside
and Mrs Milly Wa:ker of Port
land spent Wednesday evening
visiting Mrs. Nora Wait and Mr.
and Mrs. H. Sutherland
NEW STATION SOUGHT
Washington. Sept. 29 (U.R)
; TheFinlcy-McKinnon BroadeaM
I ing Co. askrd the FCC yester
i day fo rauthority to construct
' a new standard broadcast sta
. tion San Diego, Cal.
i "weather-
' Northern California Fair to
day, tonight and Saturday, ex-
cept partly cloudy north of
' Fresno today and morning high
fogs along coast. Cooler interior
I southern valleys today Slowly
' rising tempcratuies Saturday.
Clnslng tune lor Sunday loo bate
to clusMfv b :iu Sslurday aficruuon
I'leits remember.
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Washington, Sept. 29. (U.R)
President Roosevelt today de
nounced Argentina for submit
ting to "increasing nazi influ
ence" and seeking to "under
mine" the safety of the American
republics by spreading the word
that the allies are divided in
their attitudes toward Argentina.
Mr. Roosevelt issued a strong
ly worded statement saying that
this government felt "increasing
concern" over developments in
Argentina during recent months
It is "paradoxical," he said,
that nazi influence in Argentina
is increasing at a time when Ger
many is moving nearer to actual
defeat in Europe. It also is para
doxical, he said, that a "vast
majority" of the people of Ar
gentina still are steadfastly faith
ful to their ideals of democracy.
He accused the Agentine gov
ernment of having "repudiated"
solemn pledges to the other
American republics, and said
that unless we now develop re-
spect for such pledges, there, can
De " little nope lor iniernauonni
security.
OBITUARY
EVA A. PELLETT
Services for Mrs. Eva A
Pellett, wife of .1. J Pcllett will
be held in the Conger Morris
Chapel at 10 a. m. Saturday with
the Rev. W. A. Dawes officiating.
Interment will be in IOOF ceme
tery. Mrs. Pellett was horn June 5.
1889 in Medford and had lived
her entire 'life in this commun
ity. Besides her nusband. she
Imvm thrpp rhilriren. Kenneth
! Pellett, San Diego; Mrs Oilie
McGrew, Prospect, and Mrs.
Jocqueline Peterson, Medford,
jThere is also a brother Chester
' Walters. Ashland, eight grand
children, two great-grandchildren
find an aunt. Mrs. L. F.
Willitts. Klamath Falls.
RAYMOND J RUST
Services for Raymond J Rust,
who passed away Thursday
morning at his home on Lozier
Lane, will be held in the Con-ger-Morr's
Chapel at 3 p. m.
Monday with full military serv
ices. Interment will be in Sis
kiyou Memorial park.
He served In the U S. army
from 1889 until 192: and was a
veteran of the Philippine Spanish-American
and World War I.
Besides his wife. Mrs Julia
E Rust he leaves two ons and
a daughter. Elmer and Clarence
Thornton. Walla Walla Wash.,
and Mrs. Hannah Linnastruth,
Pomona. Calif. There are 10
grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. Too Late to Classify
WANtED"or3.rnorrrrurnishcd
house by prrmancnt residents.
Write Box 178 Mail Tribune.
AI'PLESWhite apple stand. 3'i miles
south highway. Jonathan. Winter
Banana. Delicious, several grnrtps.
$1 and up. Bring containers. Open
Saturdays ond Sundays. A. C. Lewis.
FOR SALP Home made Model A
pickup. Good motor and excellent
rubber. 113.1 N Central, days; 17
N Central, S:30.
3 WELL BHKD 3-year -old fitly.. lfK0
lbs.; Blue Roan quarter horse stal
lion, proven sire, well reined, brok
en to calf rope; f if ty tons oat and
vetch hay in barn, good 'eed yard:
23-acre stock ranch. 80 acres Hear
Creek bottom soil. 5 mile north
Central Point on "99". 2 miles on
Klrtland road Deane Owens.
WOMEN WANTED for"ff( candling.
Steadv employment. Pacific Co-op
PoultryProducls. 602 S Front St
STORAGE SERVICE Two-story brick
building Furniture carefully han
dled, personal lockers City Trant4?r
and Storage. Phone 4664. 38 S. Fir
street:
RefrlRerntors Reflnlnhed IJkeMewr
MITCHELL PAINT SHOP,
608 S. Riverside
FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN
THE OREOON FINANCE CO.
45 Smith Central.
A Pioneer Firm.
WANTOrSlnitie ned.'rruifiogany pre
ferred. Phone 3846.
USED CAR PRICES
WILL GO DOWN
If you want to tell your ear
vou should cash It In NOWI
It will navar ba worth mora
than It it today.
O.P.A. rata achadula calls
lor gradually dacraasad
prlca calling . . . new cart
will ba coming on tha mar
ket toon and utad cart will
taka a big drop than.
RIGHT NOW wa ara pay.
Ing TOP O.P.O. CEILINQ
PRICES for most modalt in
avaraga good condition . . .
wa'll giva you CASH IN
FULL ON THE 8POT
taka cara of all red tapa.
This it tha HIGHEST
PRICE you ara permitted to
gat from anyona . . . tha
hiohtit prlca you will arar
gat for your carl
Coma In TODAY or Phona
3919 and wa'll call at your
homel
AUTOMOBILE
MARKET
tth and Bartlctt Stt.
Phona 3919
mwrnrRE MOVTVO Reinilsr vn FOR SAT e-Canntn tomatow, le Tb..
service. Hate ,ir nauoii-wnlo. Plic.ua , you pick. Wagner Cinek road, 1 mile '
2tJ88, Davis IV.msier & Storage Co., I beyond Talenl school. 1
40 South Fir St. "fiEKK UACiS. .fsol We buy deer and'
WANTED Sorters and place packer! i
for balance of season. Bear Creek
Orchards, Medford.OreKon.
WANT TO Bl"Y right now two pre-
u Inv ,, Writ I -tl rv
Cooper.'m 4. Box 197. Medford. I
LOST Pair lace curtains, downtown
stores Phone 3630.
FOR SALE Set of soli clubs and bag.
Phone 3848
rbR RENT Electric paint sprayer,
complete, by day or week, raber's.
34SHlverslde.Phone 444sl.
WANTED Woman for weekly iouse
cleaning. Phone 3753.
VOL'NG roasting or stewing rabbits,
about 4 pounds each, 30c pound
dicssed. while they last. Ph. joaii.
fiuSSON'S "Home Laundry can take
on a few more rough dry laundries.
Noirontng1 Phone402ti.
FOR SALE Fisher's Egg Producer.
Fiber's. 34 S. Riverside. Ph. 4441)
FOR SALE Dr. Hess Pan-A-Min A
good tonic for your chickens. Helps
them throb sh tho moult. Faber s,
34 S Riverside.
FOR SALE Concord grapes, picked,
6c a lb. Bring containers. Spring
St.Jiox 131).
HOW'S ABOUT helping a War II Vet
eran? Come to Casey's East Side
Texaco. Casey does expert lubricat
ing and car washing, also does gen
eral repairing. How's about letting
Casey do It? Thank you.
WANTED Ride to Bend or John Day,
Oregon, around Oct. 2. Ph. 5067
pTllLCO' RADIO, 11 tubes, nice cabT-
net, perfect ondit.on. Phone 4193. i
- -r-r-z- : r Jj-i
rnw rai Flroncord" and Zlnsendel
grapes. Wagner Creek road. 1 mile
beyond Tulent school. Bring con-
Uiners.
FOR SALE '37 Ford, $375 Call eve
nings after6819 N. Central
FOR SALE Stork trailer, $20; cabi
net radio. S35: baby bed and
nuittrets, $13. Corner King and
Stewart.
WANTED TO RENT 5 to 7-robm un
furnished house, by couple, long
time residents of Medford. Will pay
six months rent In advance. Phone
2756.
FOR SALE 20 gaufe Remington
automatic shot Run. 5 boxes pte-
warsneiis.rnone j;uj.
FOR SALE Hea it h-O-Meter Tnby
scales, bottle sterilizer. Ph. 2703.
FOR SALE
$15000
! 40 - acre tract, located
close in, oiled road, fine
loam soil. 10 acres full
bearing pear orchard, balance plow
land Modern 5-room home. 2 barns,
granary, garnge. This place is well
worth the price.
$3500
-fl acres on Jacksonville
nouse. city water, lounaa- i
tion for larger house- Terms.
CsCnnn 8-room home, located East
oOvUU Main. hardwood floors.
fireplace, large lot. shade.
Terms.
Spencer-Bagley Acncy,
102 W. Main S,
Phones 207li or 0302.
FOR SALE Wood or coal circulating
heater, MO. Call at a.tlB Capitol Ave.
CANNING "TOMATOES Lnut chance
Saturday and Sunday, a',0 lb. At
Rtver-itde Market.
WANTL'U Paj.turc for ten head" of I
cattle. Phone livi Central l'oint I
FOR SALE Gold fish of nil kind.
217 W. Oth. Economv Seed 8c Feed.
LIVESTOCK AUCTION "every" S itur
dav at the Livestock Sale Pavilion.
Phoenix, Ore. Snle commences
promptly at 1 p. in. Sclhnc all
classes of livestock, including dnlry,
feeder and butcher cattle. We have
been hnvmc a heavy run of stock
pigs and hive a good outlet for any
amount. Whether you wish to buy
or sell, "alwavs attend the auction."
So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co., Col.
A. H Dudley. AuctioneerJ
WAN TETV-W.it tress for 6 "a m. to" 5
p. m. shift. L.1 1 lies Place. 1182 Court
FOR SALE Bedroom suite with coil
sprimis and cotton mattress. In good
condition, reasonable. Sco at 720 H.
Peach. i
FOR SALE Jonathan apples Crystal
1 rionngs I'acKing lo. uring couiuin-
ers.
2 ACRE'S. 4-room modern, city water,
3 milea Medford. cow, 2 pics. 20
laving hens, berries, grapes, wal
nut, other fruit, years wood, gn
r.ive, large henhouse, new barn.
$2HS0. terms. Srnf) cash. Lis tines
wanted. W. A. Childcrs, Jackson
ville. '
AtlTOMORlLE "MARKET I
6th and Burttett Phono 391fl
Offer you fine used cars j
If)1! Oldsmoblle 3-passenger troupe,
UKtft Ford 4-door,
1938 Studebaker 4-door commander,
l!37 DodTe coupe.
1 !i7 Ford 4-rtoor de!uxe, '
133 Ford V-8 truck, 1 tons,
1931 Model A coupe 1
We Invite you to see these car. to-
day. Open from 9 to 6.
ALSO
n
MUSICAL a gloria jean in p
jubilee 5 Pardon My Mythiw
eik hides; also cow hides, sheep
pclts Medford Barg.un House, 27 ti.
fjrape SL Phone 3744.
CANNING TOMATOES Last chance
Saturday and Sunday. 2'sO lb. At
KiverMde Market.
6000
Just completed, new five-
room modern suourban
home with fireDlace. oak
floor. 1
acres 01
paved i
56000
Paved
Good b
floors, lots of bullt-tns. Garage, three
acres of good land. Irrigated. Fronts
paved road, immediate possession.
Fully furnished aix-room
modern home, with one
ore irncntod Harden land.
Paved rend. Medford city water.
Good business location.
$4800".
rive rooms una bMn, nice t
room with lire-,
nlace. dmina room, oak
floor, attractive kitchen, utility 1
room with laundry trays and ad
ditional toilet, two bedrooms and
built upstair. Hascment. furnace.
This Is a practically new home Bct
01 location, immcniaie pisifiun.
$3800"
-tour rooms, num. targe in
closed porch, oak floors,
basement, furnace, carafe.
Corner lot, paved street. Good loca
tion. Flmer HeMed,
44 N Hiverside- Dial 3367.
APPLES" FOR SALE $130 per luff.
Delicious and Newtown. O. R. Jack
son, 2a miles northwest Central
Pol ni on Scenic Ave. Call evenings
or Sunday.
FOR SALE Single bed and coll
springs, like new; also '1 .tingle cot
ton mattresses, and console radio.
R13 w. loth.
FOR SALE 3 -room mod'ern" nouse. 3
tiifrt mrnnr Intn. new doiibls earace.
nice corner lots, new double garage.
$2000. 433 Denson. Phone 236.
FOR SALE 22-.S2 model Winchester
rifle with wind and elevation rear
sight, and hood front sight: S00
rounds nmmunitlor 132 W. Main,
Pittsburgh Palnt Store.
FOR "SALE 2-room house. 200x200
lot. irrigation. $300. Pay $400 down.
On nhcrrv i,nne. J T. Lovell. Chest
nut St . Medford.
WANT EDElectric iron In good con
dition. Jneqim Lenox. Phone 4690.
FOR SALE Genera. Electric sun
lamp. Vj price, 510 50 i,noned:a.
FOR SALE Silver fox Jacket. Phone
3352
W AN T ED Roy to work a fter school
hours. MortclDakery.
WANTED Man for hardware .depart
ment Montgomery Ward St Co.
CANNING TOMATOES Last chance
Sajurdiiv and Sunday. 2VjC lb. At
Riverside Market.
SALE
Sft USED CARS
Largest stock In soul hern Oregon
to choobe from Want to close out
entire Mock I N ShuU 224 N
Rivrr.nde
FOK TRADEnocf V-8 olckub! Want
. -
car. rnone
- " , ' - - .
FOR SALE Onion fcsg
and
50-lb. sizes. Monarch Seed St Feed
co.
LINK sausace. All vou want, 43cft.
Oakdale Grocery.
.1(5-33 SHELLS
T have in my possession seven
.2.1. :ts Suncr-Sp.ed rifle shells thtt
I would Kladly trade for seven .30-30
shells. If you can fill the order
c.M!at 3S Geneva St.. Medford.
FOIl SALE C.alvanlred poultry
founts and feeders Monarch Seed it
Feed Co.
foil SAI E VefvnnnaYley. ccrtided
.eed. The heaviest vleunng harley
ever introduced to 8 Oregon. Mon
arch Seed Ac Feed Co.
AT C. TRACTOR, model it O, 48
horsepower, with dozer Wade, die
scl motor tn good condition. Phone
2748. 9 a. m. to 5 p. in... for ap
pointment FOR S A LE Union (benrdlessi barley,
certified seed. !)9 2H'i pure beard
less. Monarchy Socd &FedCo
LINK jxausace. All you want. 43c IK
Oakdale Grocery.
FOR SALE Bordcau peach spray and
Par.'idlrhloiobcnzlne at Samson's.
F. E. Summon Co
FOR SALE Oliver typewriter. Bert
Mcijonnm 17 s. rront.
FOR SALE Seed (,'ralns. "Slost com"
nlelo slock to select from. Monarch
Seed & Feed Co.
Stock Ranches Farms
Country Homes
Our Specialty
THOMAS J. HIGHT
Broker
ton Holt? Thraler tlld Dial tlST
PARTS and SERVICE
tor all
Mokes ot WASHERS and
REKRIGER A TORS
TOUNGER S APPLIANCE
SERVICE CO.
31 N Rjrtlott Phon 2419
STARTS SUNDAY
HATS r OFF - TO - LAFFS!
GLORIA JEAN In
Friday, Sept. 29, 1944
Tl'HKEY tamuk-. 3 for 47c. Oakdale
Grocery.
FOR SALE Kodaks. No. 116 and120;
bridge lamp, ticsk man blue suit
tze4a.CaU 5343
NEW LOW FEED PRICES Enjoy
Suallty at no udded coU Monarch
ted & f"5edcL
FOR SALE at Bob's 2nd Hand Store,
cor. 8th and Grape, combination
wood and gas rann- fine oak table,
bathroom fixtures hot water tank,
beds, spring, mattresses.
DRIED beef, any amount. Oakdale
lirocery.
WILLAMETTE valley gray cats and
vetch. Car on track take from car
and save money. F. E Samson Co.
CLOSEP'OctTi to Oct 10. Stms Bros.
FOR SALE Columbia Grafanolaf 18
records. $60. Howard watch, like
new, S(-0. radio tone guitar and
case $30; two check writer. $7 50
and $15; electric heater, $10; one.
man crosscut aw, Jti 3 shoe-salt1
men a stools, $2 30 each. 317 N,
Riverside.
FOR SAL15 Weed-free. pu'lverired
sheep guano, $1 29 sk. Car peat
moss ust unloded. hortU-ultunil
and poultry grades. Monarch Seed
Feed Co
LINK sausage. All you want, 43c lb7.
Oakdale Grocery
WE WILL be closed Oct. 1 to Oct. 10.
Sims ros.
MODOC county common long-lived
dry-land alfalfa seed. T. E. Sam
son Co
SIMS BROS, will ba elosedbct""l to
Oct 10.
FOR SALE
Diamond orooch or lava Her con
taining 61 diamonds many of them
large. Bet tn platinum, surioundine
beautiful sapphire. Can be teen at
45 S. Central.
WANTED Ride to Kansas about Oc
tober 13. Reference excharged. Ph.
4374
SAVE money, exchange heavy rtuty
car Rener.itofg at Sevurtn Electric
or net them rewound. 1303 N.
Riverside. Sifinal Stntioiv
DR Y fir tlahi for' -ow cost heat (Jed"
ford fuel Tel Sill
LINK naitsaite. All you want, 43c lb.
Oakdale taroccry.
FOR SALE Riibblt feeders and water '
ent. Monarchy Seed St FeedCo
COMMERCIAL SPRAYING If you
want your peach trees sprayed for I
curly leaf. Dtume vnur order In ear !
ly. Phone 6351. Withrnw I
For used PIANOS and ACCORulM
all uizes at reasonable prices, call
Purucker's at4195 t
WANTRD-- Miin to do repViftfnir. I
yoiinfi or old. Apply In person Uai) :
Tribune
WANTED Sheep pasture, any!
amount Clover. Intus grass alfalfa.
stuHhle fields or mlved pastures V '
J Phtlllpl. Hotel Grand. Medford
WANTED Woman to "help wth I
housework 2 or 3 days a week eond i
wanes, strictly moderr home Trio-
line Ron 882 j
TURKEY tamates, a for "47c. Oakdale
Grocery.
FOR SALE For peach Veaicufl use
j.insi.i.op, ine renny preparea
cheaper to use leat-cur' spray. Mon
' arch Seed St Feed Co.
CAtH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Tima Cash and Gas
Call Automohile Market,
Friendly Medford Dealer
Ph 3010 Sth and Bnrtlett
No Red Tape When You Sell
to Us
SAWDUST for sawdust burners New
fuel Medford Fuel l'el 31 II
ADAH S REAI'TY SAI ON
All kinds of beauty service Perma
nent a specialty Phone 2604 120
N Central
DRIED beef,
Grocery.
any amount. Oakdale
COAL Off cor price
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SHOWING FOR
3 days
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE NINE
WANTED Late model used car.
Highest prices paid for good, clean
eutumobllea Crater Lake Motors,
ATTENTION PLEASE!
Wanted: Late model used cars).
Highest rash prt es paid
Large stock DvtonMrClarea
tires Bring in y-wir certificates.
Still have few good used cara.
Look ihem over wfore you buy
Get ready for winter now Wa
have batteries, toglights, hea tar
hose.
A Z "TUBBY DEAN,
Your Pontine Dealer.
6th and Gr.ipe Dial 3043.
Medford Ore But War Bonds.
FOR SALE Vetches for cover-crop
or hay, also wintt-r gray oats. Mon
arch Seed St Fced Co.
RE1M.ACE vour broken window glass.
New gtass Intnlted while vou wait.
MEDKOHD MILLWORK CO.
The lilaiss House.
PJione t ia I0thand Grapa.
FIR ROUfill Bl OX and mg fir slabs,
green, tt-tter load HS0 Medford
f uel lej 31 1 1 1 12a N Central
BREAST of lamb for braizing. 10clb".
Oakdale Grocery
FOR SALE We always nave a tew
later model used cars on hand Sea
us before you buy Crater Laka
Motors
AGATE S1 polished and mounted.
Have v.ur at:ate ninde up for gifts.
Orders must be in Kefnre Nov 1.
Santos Agate Shop. 423 E Main
Medford at Uea' Creek bridge
LOOKf LOOK! A big morning inIeT
ford 400 Iwys and girls and their
mothers and duds will celebrate
Rally Day and Promotion Sunday
in the Methodist church this Sun
duy at I -30 a. in. An original pro
gram will be presented You are In
v i t ed .
C HOI c E 3rd cutting alfalfa delivered
ton or load lots direct from field.
FL E. Sanvson Co,
BREAST of Inmb'fnr braizing, lOclb.
O.Tkdale Grocery.
FOR SALE fr-rooni modern "newly-,
decorated home. May be seen by
appointment. W. J. (Dad RobcrU,
720 W. and. "
DANCE
EVERY
SUT. !TE
At the Picturesque
mm wheel
PAViisr.
4 Mites from Medford on
Griffin Creek Road
Daneinq Starts at 9
Swell Music Good Floor
Lots ot Fun
Come Out and Meat
Your Friends
STEVE BAKER
and DAVE GOULD
WANTED
50 USED GARS
Mcdford'i Largort Buyer
Pays Highest Cash Prices
No Delays.
"Ask the man who sold ono"
HeEY MOTORS
USED CAR EXCHANGE
33 S. Riverside Dial 4980