Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 25, 1944, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE W.dnesdnT, Oct. 25, 1944 Dr. Russell M. Brougher, evan gelist from New York City Is preaching each evening except Saturday at the First Baptist church. The services begin at 7:30. Tonight he will preach on "The Greatest Power In the World" and he will also show colored moving pictures of Bryce Canyon. Last night at hli sermon 'The Scientific Accuracy of the Bible" Dr. Brougher said, "There is no conflict between true science and Christianity, for the God . ...I -tJ ll.n u.n,M In rhi.h Jtepuo.ican preMuem.u. ""'" we llve a3Q lnspred nly men Gov. Thomas E. Dewey ,in a speech to an outdoor crowd of .,,. b. .... about 6,000 people, promised to-i .... hpt - ,-,:-.- IF HPSELECTED Will Restore Harmony In Congress and Coopera tion Between Branches Milwaukee, Oct. 25. (l).R) Brougher Declares Religion, Science Not In Conflict day that If he Is Inaugurated as president, there will be "the lar gest and finest house cleaning there ever was" In Washington. Dewey said he would restore harmony In congress and cooper ation between the executive of fice and congress. Will Hasten Victory "A change of administration will not Interfere with the pro gress of the war. It will hasten victory and the conclusion of a Just peace," Dewey told his audience in a brief address be fore leaving for Chicago. He said it was his intention to elim inate the confusing number of boards, bureaus and departments with which labor is obliged to deal at Washington. "Never once after Jan. 20, 1945, will I use the office of president to divide one group of the American people from an other," Dewey promised. "All the new deal can offer you is four more years of the new deal and that isn't enough." Policy Clear The Republican presidential candidate told a news confer ence in Milwaukee where he and religionists, but none be tween real science and religion. The Bible was not intended to be a scientific text book but a guide to moral and spiritual de velopment." Livestock Portland, Ore., Oct 23 (UP) Livestock: C.-ittle 10O, calvei 75. Active, steady. Common steeri, $U30g3 10.50. Common-medium heifers. SB ( MO 50. Dairy tvpe heifers. 5807.50. Canner-culter cows. Hi 0.30; medium beef cows. $11.50 0r 10. Good-choice vealer quot able. $13'M4. Hoks 1150. Active, steady. Good choice, 1110-240 lbs., $15.73: 241-270 lbs., 915. Heavier and lighter weights, 14 14.31 Good sows, 113.23914. Choice feeder plus. $14.23. Sheep 1100. Demand broad, asking fully steady or up to $12.50 or above for good-choice wooled lambs. Com mon grades d'jwn to SB. Few good ewes, $3.23, some held higher. South San Francisco, Oct. 33 (UP) Cattle 200. Active, fully steady; slaughter steers absent. Tuesday four loads medium to good heifers, $11.10 ' 12. Today, two ours 9U5-lb. Nevada range cows. $10.75" 11, few medium cows. $10" 10.50, odd smooth. 1100 1b. dalrv-bred slaughter cows, $9. cut ters largely, $78. canners sparingly, S3 Of 6 30. Load medium. 1083-lb. saus age hulls. $10.25. Calves 150. Undertone steady, large ly medium to good 300-413-lb. range calves. Hogs 300. Two cars good to choice 224-lb. barrows and gilts. $13.73: odd atopped en route from Minne-gond sows. si4. apolis to Chlrago for a three hour series of conferences that he believes his own position on foreign policy as outlined in three major speeches is clear and does not require any Inter pretations. Me will deliver an other major address at Chicago tonight. Asked whether or not there was any agreement between himself and President Roosevelt on the authority to be accorded an American representative in the United Nations' deliberations Dewey said he would leave any Interpretations of Mr. Roose velt's position to others. "Conlorence Scuttled" , Dewey, charged in his Minne apolis speech last night that President Roosevelt "deliberate ly scuttled" the 1933 London economic conference and there by committed "the most isola tionist action ever taken by an American president." Questioned about It at his press conference today, the GOP. candidate replied: 'This Is correct. I think the president's position has changed greatly In the last few years. I'm lure he favors international cooperation today." Commenting on the re-election campaign of U. S. Sen. Alexan der Whey, It., Wis., whom Dem ocrats have branded an Isolation ist, Dewey said he favored elec tion of all candidates on tho Re publican ticket who are men of good will and believe In principles of the party espoused in the plulform. He then was asked whether he had changed his opinion of Rep. Hamilton Fish., It., New York, whoso renominntion he opposed this year and Dewey aid, "when 1 have changed my opinion I'll let you know." day. unevenly 25 u 30c higher for about 350 head choice 02-lb. Oregon grnln-fed wooled lambs, $14. 75 straight. Medium to food lambs, 11.504I12.5O. Portland Produce Portland, Oct. 23 (UP) Wholesale market list: Beans Oregon green, 12c; Califor nia. 13c lb. Cabbage Green round-type, $2 AO crate. Pearlies Ashland Krummels, $1.00 Peppers Orange box, $2.20. box. S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Oct. 23. (U.FD Dairy market: Butter 03 score 43, 92 score 42V2, 90 score 42V4, 89 score 4114. I Cheese Wholesale prices, loafs 27.9, triplets 27.2. Eggs Large grade A 8SV4 56W; medium grade A 50',$ 5114; small grade A 27V4-28V4. largo grade B 39'4-40Vi. Wall Street Ose Mall mount Want Ada Complete Factory Approved SAFETY SERVICE Chrysler Fee lory Engineer td end Inspect c Pert! lor Chrslet Dodge PLYMOUTH Dodge Trucks L. G. TAYLOR CO. 112 So HlorsK1e Phone 29bV New York, Oct. 25. U.R ! Traders neglected the main list of stocks today and centered their efforts on specialties which had gains ranging to more than 2 points on active turnover In many Instances. Leading Issues fluctuated lna fractional area with prices Irreg ular. On average the utilities gained slightly while the rails and industrials receded. Heaviest volume came Into Oillrls rnmn.mv which nt Its 'no'lilh of the yenr of was up BSlVi points, while Its preferred on the curb gained more than 6 l points In response to rumors a big restaurant chain was negoti ating to purchase the company. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Tcl.163s Anaconda ... Chrysler Curtiss Wright Cenoral Electric .... General Motors Montgomery Ward Penn. R. R . Phillips Petroleum J. C. Penney Radio Southern Pacific .... Standard Oil of Calif Texas Gulf Sulphur.. I'nitrd Aircratts ......... U. S. Rubber U. S. Steol 26'. 90. 8 38'4 62M 81 30(i 43 'i 107 10X4 3t 36 85H 30 484 57 Vi Car Fir. The chemical truck was called to the corner of Red- M T !r,l 1a nlffTit to M.r"OR SALE Girts in boys' Toleyelet. RKBEKAH nrmmsge tale, Oct. ST. . dy and LIndley last nlgni 10 ex Murrey's Bicycle Shop, j Masonic bldg.. cor. Holly and W llr.anlsh an automob lie fire. The - . ... Main. Bring donation. Thursday. 1 car belonged to . E. Phelps. Little damage was done. The Lincoln P.-T. A. association will hold their annual Hollowe'en Frolic on Friday, October 27. In the Lincoln gymnasium, at 7:15 p. m. The admisslonprlce Is 10 cenu. Ose Mall nibuue Want Ada. Too Late to Classify NEW shipment of prime electric fence controllers just arrived. We ere now taking orders on all types of form machinery. Place orders early. Cullcn Motor and Implement Co., 123 S. Riverside. PUilUCKKB Piano House does not sponsor any piano tuner, but can 41K3 for name of tuners we feel we can recommend. foitSALE White enamel trash burn er, goodjndun$3041UHaven. FOH SALE Fisher s Whcatrmx nuil runabers.a4S.Hiverside1? op ran for sale am n. Hoiiy 2J dUU St. Income property near V""" Junior high and business section; two bediooms and bath downstairs; four bedrooms and bath upstairs, with lavatories in each t.r.4 u.rHurnnH floors. fire- place, double garage, newly painted i Inside and out. lleasonaoie "; For appointment phone 3902. Charles Hay. Realtor, Boom .117. Medlord Bldg. FORD V-B tudor sedan, 4 good tires, motor newly reconditioned, 7a cash. Inquire Cold UM Auto Park. Cold Hill. ore. FOR SALE Daybed. bed springs and msttress, davenport, rug pao, our eaus. etc. Bob's Second-hand Store, corner 8th and Grape. mam 33. riraft-exemDt. wants lob partly expcriencca in priming una machine shop. Lumber considered. Make your offer. Trlb- une, iiox jh.:o. WANTED A 6H71 noon. good carpenter. Call FOR SALE One fat hog and 20 lugs of Delicious apples, S1.50, In your jrcnUilnelJ40Sprlngit. NICE heated apartment for rent. No drinkers, children or peU. Jut fa Central. $5,250" -FOR SALE 39 N. Orange St.. 5 -bed room and sleep intr nnrch: close in. unfur nished home Hardwood floors, fire place. Furniture 'could be pur chased if needed. Terms. For ap pointment phone 3902. Charles R. Ray, Realtor, Room 217, Medford Bldg, FOR SALE Apples, walnuts. Henry YV. U Villain Hukill, ll. a ml. grange, FOR 10-inch W. of Griffin nir Henry Hukill, 11a ml, Creek gfjinge. FOR SALE Norge electric range din ette set, studio couch, desk and set of dishes. Off Coleman Creek road on Independence school road. Rt. 1, Box WANTED Janitor What Not. part time. The FOR SALE Hard granne gm ir chickens or iureyi. rww niurictr4 Phnnn 4440. FOR SALE Large bureau, hardwood. ooa condition, mow ot uw. and 7 p. m. APPLES! APPLES! SpiUenberg. De licious. Winter Bananas. Newtowns. Any amount. Good quality. Orchard run. Grower's prices. Tomatoes, as sorted and packed, 33-1U. lug. PAY LESS MARKET. 223 S. Riverside, opposite Firestone. FOR SALE-Worid bicycle, victory model, good condition, 23. 318 N. Ce ntrn 1. , WANTEDCnttlo of all kinds. Trlb- une, uox GOOD LINE UP OF HOGS. CATTLE and sncep ior mis ween sine, ocv eral sacks of reclaimed Kanota seed oats. A good 1 -bottom sulky filow, tractor hitch; lots of mtscel h neon articles, furniture, stoves, etc. Bring your consignments in early or the day before. AH cattle must be tested when sold, other than for Immediate slaughter. Hogs must be vaccinnted prior to sale. MIDWAY AUCTION CO. At our new location, Midway road at Four Corners. Sale starts at 10:30 a. m. (Thursday). wood circulating FOR SALE LB heater. 411 S. Oakdale. -New wii.t. PAY rash for washina machine In good condition. Mrs, F. L. Rags dale, lOMJWjllth. COMMERCIAL SPRAYING of all kinds. Phone 6361, With row, after 6ji. m. Furniture storage complete. modern service. Special lockers. Ph. 2B8H, Davis Transfer Storage Co.. O SFir St. FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN See THE OREGON FINANCE CO. 45 South Central A Pioneer Firm PACKING, Crating and Shipping complete service, unv 'iransier Storage. Phone 4(ifl4. 38 S. Fir St. CJvESTOCK AUCTION Every Satur day at Pavilion. Phoenix, ore. we have 12 head of welt-broke saddle homes to be sold at this sale, in cluding a Pallmino and three Pin tos These are local horses and well trained and will be sold with a guarantee. Also A new slock mid dles; these are heavy-duty prewar stock put out by Texas' best sad dlery. Have lots of good livestock consigned for Saturday. Our con signments are now getting so heavy that it will be necessary for all stock to be at yards not later than 11:00 a. m. sale day. We have all the modern facilities for feeding, watering and sorting nf your live stock up to 300 head of cattle. This market is well established for out-of-state buyers, which feature alone insures tho seller the blithest mar ket price for your livestock. Our sale force Is thoroughly experienced handlers of livestock. It you are on the buying end. vou will find am. pie supplies for selective buying. Southern Oregon Livestock Auction Co., Col. A. II. Dudley. Auctioneer. Phone H223, Medford. Ore Fne acreage tract. 3 acres. 5700 food soil. Irrigated; new -room house and nnrace Hardwood floors, fireplace, laundry trays. Wonderful view. This Is a very attractive place. Terms can be nrranned. Three-bedroom house, pav ed street, west side. Large livinv room, illmna room. breakfast nook, 3 bedrooms, base ment, furnace, hardwood floors, fireplace. Tills property is In fine condition. Some terms. 140 acres located close In on oiled road. Inam soil. 10 acres In full. hearing orchard; all tinder cultiva tion. Modern home. 2 barns, gran ary and garage. This place is very proditotivp SPKNCKR-BAGL.EY AGENCY 102 W. Main Street 1'hone 207(1 or trtQ2 5otTpf.fc wants transportation to eit. Shure expenses and help drive. Ph. Bl7, apt. 7, after 6 o clock. $6500- $15,000" APPLE HEADQUARTERS LAY IN YOUR WINTER SUPPLY OF APPLES NOWI Red Delicious Spltienburqt Grimes Coldeni Ar'caniat Black, and Nw town Pippins. A limited quantity at low SI .50 per Box Pleat bring your own con.alnora. WING ORCHARDS OLD STAGE ROAD On a i . . i. j jp mut tjsr or jacKionviu ' . a i .. . v ,"i" S r' ' ' ' i FOR SALE Fordsoa tractor and 7 foot tandem disc. Hobbs' Trading Post. A FINE, up-to-date auto court on Rogue river and Pacific highway. A rnoney-maker. 4 doubles, large restaurant building with fine living quarters, 2-pump oil station, fully equipped. $13,700, some terms. Also A FINE located 4'-acre tract on river and highway; all irrigated. Dandy for a home site; some fruit, no bulletin. :s. $2000, terms. W. F. BOYE, Broker Office 3 miles west Cold Hill on Highway. 160-ACRE fctock ranch on the Apple gate river. 70 acres farm land, 26 acres irrigated, free water; 4-room house, larf;o barn full of hay, 0 cows. 2 horn en and all farm mach inery. For immediate sale. Priced at (7.0GO. Also (0,000 A lovely home. 7 rooms, 7 baths, 4 bedrooms, fireplace, lower floors hardwood throughout. Large basement with wood furnace, cor ner lot. Immediate possession. BEN R. COOPER, Brolter. Chas. Blacss. Salesman. Office 223 N. Riverside. Ph. 7337, or 7313 FOR SALE Circulating heater, wood or coal, S2S. Fred C. Sander, tij mile S. of Oak Grove school. WANTED Bookkeeper, prefer perma nent resident. Inquire of Bayard Gltchell, 208 W. Main WANTED Sewing and Ironing'in my nomo. .in w. jacKson, WANTED A junior size small; also lownmower. S p m. 323 S. Holly. bicycle or Call after STOLEN Ration book, A. Alvln and Keith Henagin, and B ration book. Clarence E. Henagin. Rt. 2, Box 247. Medford. HANDY man wants some odd Job work. Phone 2051. DRIVER wonted. Medford Fuel Co. WANTED Experienced oil burner nd stove mechanic. State experi ence. Trinune, dox auua. FOR SAL13 Wo now have tuber be gonins in full bloom, single and double camelias and hanging basket types of all colors. Medford Green house. 1 005 E Main. FOR-SALE Wakefield wicker buggy, reversible bed, excellent condition: man s Atlas raincoat, size 38, never tvnrn 328 Benson St. bMkets. metal axle o'clock to 5. FOR SALE Heavy duty. 20 -amp. gen- rcjcuiaiur. ottti era tors. Electric. Station. with 1303 N. uiat Riverside. Signal WANTED TO BUY Feeder lambs. V. J. Philippi. Hotel Grand, Medford. BICYCLE rear carriers. Just arrived. Sims Bros. FOR SALE Eastern Yellow Corn, per cwt -3.00 Car on track. Hog Feed with Minerals, per cwt. 2. 50 In ton lots. . n Willamette Grey Oata. per cwt..-3,25 Best for Winter. Ground Barley, per cwt 2-70 Ground Oats and Barley, per cwt. 2 80 Scratch, per cwt. -...-.- -JU Plenty of Cracked Corn. Special Dairy, per 80-Ib. bag 2 30 Special Laying Mash, per cwt.. 30 F. E. SAMSON CO. BICYCLE tires. Compare our prices. bims tiros. WANTED Experienced waitress and dishwasher. Tracy a Steak House. 'Grants Pass. FOR SALE Modern beauty shop, es tablished business, priced for quick ale. For full detail write Tribune Box 4001 . FOR RENT Paint spray gun, by the day or week. Fabcr's, 34 S. River side Phone 4449. ATTENTION PLEASE I I Wanted: Late model used cars Highest each prl--es paid Large stock Dtvton-McClaren tires Bring In your certificates Still have a few good used cars Look them , over Duor you buy Get ready for winter now We have batteries, ogllghts beater hose A. Z "TUBBY DEAN. Your Pontine Dealer. 6th and Crape Dial 2842. Medtord Ore. Buy War Bonds ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON AH kinds r beauty service, Permunents a specialty Ph 2664 120 N Central ! ROUGH Bl.OX 8e FIR SLABS Big double load S6.50 green. Med. Fuel Co.. Tel. 3111. I WANTED Uire model used cart Highest prices paid for good, clean automobiles Crater Lake Motors METAL bicycle carriers. 31ms Bret. AGATES polishes ana mounted Have vui agate nude up for gifts Orders must be in before Nov 1 Santos Agate Shop. 425 E Main A. C TRACTOR, model K O.. 48 horsepower with dozer b'ade, die se) motor in good condition Phone 2748 9 a m. to 5 p. m.. for appointment. FOR RENT Storag tpte. Fsner. Dial 4449. BICYCLE tires, Sims Bros. All popular makes. FOR SALE We always nave few tatei model used cats on hand See us before you buy Crater Lake Mnlnra lor NEW FIR SAWDUST for burners. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 3111. YEMEN and BEYER Certified Public Accountants Announce the Opening of Office BROPHY BLDG. Central at East Main St. Medford, Ore. RADIO SERVICE & Television Co South Columbus, oil Stewart Ave Radio repairs of all kinds. We guar antee all work We will check your set while you wait. Our prices are most reasonable. We are very busy but turn them out In 8 days or less. We will call for and deliver. P. O. Box 860. Medford. RUBBErTblcycle pedals. Sims Bros. REPLACE vour broken winnow glass New Rlass Installed white vou wait MEDFOrtD Mll.l WORK CO The tilass House Phone 4112 luth and Urape rOH SALB One of Medford's best paying cafes Well established, good location, low rent, well equipped Over 20 years In Medford in same location. Not Just a man and wife business but a real restaurant and a money maker. Write Tribune Box 3559 for details. CASH IN A FLASH FOR VOUR CAR Cash and Gas. Market, Call Automobile Friendly Medford 3919 0th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to Us ACME QUALITY PAINT $25 J gal. Paper 20c, 25c, 30c roll Nothing will do so much for your home as our high qual ity paints. You'll get beauty, protection and complete sat isfaction at an unusually low price. Give your home added distinction and color style with our gay, washable wallpapers and fine quality, quick drying paints. Ceiling Papsr 15c roll Border Trims All Kinds KEM-TQNE $2.93 Great Lakes Spar Varnish $5.50 gal. ACME PAIIT STORE 41 so. front Lovely Plaids, Checks and Tweeds in Exciting Colors! Our Regular Price 2.39 yd. Ph No Red Tape When You &eu Cm. Rrm I IO HI I IUyuii f, i ? v- i -h . J i v. i ' , i I yard Make beautiful clothes from these warm, rich-looking suitings and Fall coatings. Stun- . ning classic and exciting novelty weaves all 54" wide! An excellent value at our low regular price now at $1.97 it's a bargain you cannot afford to miss! Come to Wards for woolens shop early while selections are complete. Others at 1.79 to 3.95 yd. ontgomery Ward J 17 So. Central Phont 3930