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r i i V. S. Pacific Fleet Headquar ters, Pearl Harbor, Nov. 11 IU.R) The entire China sea has been ' brought under allied air cover by American air patrol wings operating from newly-won bases on Leyte island in the central Philippines, Rear Adm. George D. Murray, commander of the air force for the Pacific fleet, disclosed today. U. S. navy patrol planes fly ing from Leyte have extended American air might across the entire Pacific, Murray reported on his return from conferences in the western Pacific with area leaders. ' The famed fast carrier task .force which has been ranging the western ocean area within a few months will be twice as .strong as it was six months ago. despite some damage suffered in battling the Japanese in re cent actions, the admiral said. PFC. CLARENCE NELSON IS REPORTED MISSING Pfc. Clarence Nelsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Nelson, 306 Hamilton street, Medford, has been reported missing in action by the war department, accord ing to a letter received here from his parents, now. in San Diego. Pfc. Nelsen was reported missing since October 19. CloiUng ttma for Classified adt 9 a. m. Too Lata to Classify. 12.30 p m LOCAL and PERSONAL Motorists Now Get . . . Extra Gas Mileage . . . Thousands of motorists, taxi cab, truck and tractor owners are now getting up to 30 extra gas mileage, more power and pick-up. smoother running and quicker starting with a Vacu matic on their cars. ,The new, . improved, metal Vacu - matic operates on the Supercharge principle, "breathes" automatic ally and can be installed by any one in a few minutes. Fits all cars. Nothing to regulate or ad just. The manufacturers, the Vacu - matic Carburetor Co., 7617-980 - G, State St., Wauwa tosa, Wis., are offering a Vacu matic to anyone who will install it on His car and help introduce it to others. They will gladly send full free particulars if you write them or just send your name and address on a penny post card today. To Army Air School Lt. Jack Cayton of the Medford Airbase will leave shortly for Chanute Field, HI., to enroll in a special course of training. His wife and son, Michael, reside at 122214 West Main street. . Date Changed Due to' con flicting dates it has been found necessary for the Odd Fellows lodge to postpone the entertain ment planned for Rebekahs for November 14, to a future date, officers announced yesterday. Li. Wright Homo First Lt. Richard Wright has arrived in Medford, after seven months overseas, to visit his wife, who resides at 514 Franquette street. Lt. Wright, a navieator on a B-17, is on a 21 day leave. Be fore entering the service he was employed at the First National Bank. a Honorably Discharged Rob ert Gale Rice, son of Captain and Mrs. Gale Rice, 719 West 11th street, has received a medi cal discharge from the ' navy. Rice was stationed at Farragut. Idaho. He graduated from Med--ford high school and attended Oregon State college before en tering the service a month ago. Announce Baiaar Members of the Eagles Auxiliary will give a bazaar Friday and Saturday, Nov. 17 and 18, at the postoffice sub-station, 28 South Central avenue. The sale has been term ed a "what not" bazaar and will be open to the public all day both Friday and Saturday. a a Col. Hartley Here Col. L. P. Hartley arrived in Medford last night, by United Airlines, from Camp Gruber, Okla., to visit his wife and daughter, Mrs. Tom Martin of 407 North Holly street, Col. Hartley was formerly sta tioned at Camp White, and his family are now making their home here. a a a Son Born Cpl. and Mrs. Nicholas C. Benjamin are the parents of a son bora November 7 at Sacred Heart hospital in Medford. Mrs. Benjamin is the former Peggy Corum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Corum, and has been making her home with her parents at 317 South Orange street. Cpl. Benjamin is with the 96th Infantry division now engaged in active combat in the Philippine islands. The infant, which weighed five pounds and 12 ounces, has been named Nicholas Chester n. The Key--T0 SUCCESSFUL WARTIME FARMING ONew tractors and farm equipment are scarce these wartime days . . . and suc cessful farming makes it neces sary to keep your equipment op erating at full efficiency. You simply can't afford costly delays for repairs and expensive overhauls. the key to this problem is regular check-ups on your tractors and ma chinery . . . broken or worn parts should be replaced . . . every working part should be kept well lubr i c a t e d and in tip top shape. That's where our service comes in. We can assure you expert work at moderate cost. It will save both TIME and MONEY to have YOUR equipment carefully checked now and regular-lyl & Oft ' ' LP TOR SALS Wearier plffi. Bu Turn paugn. Appiegaie, .we. HUBBARD WBAY CO. 29 NORTH RIVERSIDE PHONE 4011 - Rummage Sale Lady Lions will give a rummage sale at the old West Side pharmacy build ing Friday and Saturday, Nov. 17 and 18. Members are asked to bring contributions to the build ing November 16. a a a Sale Announced Members of the auxiliary of the Disabled American Veterans will give a rummage sale at the Masonic building Wednesday, ' November 15. The sal ewiU replace the usual meeting of the sewing club ordinarily scheduled for this day. a a a Car Robbed Louis Vance, 516 Beatty street, reported to city police that contents of his car were stolen Thursday night, while it was parked in front of the Ice Arena on South Grape street. A black rubber raincoat and other smaller items were taken. ' a a Extension Unit Oakgrove Extension unit will meet Tues day, Nov. 14, at the home of Mrs. E. W. Hoffman, Jackson ville highway, at 11 a. m. Pro ject subject for the meeting will be "Housework the Healthful Way." Anyone interested is in vited to attend. Phoenix Unit Phoenix Ex tension unit will meet Friday, Nov. 17, at the home of Mrs. Paul Freer, Anderson Road, at 10:30 a. m. A covered dish lunch eon will be served at noon and it is stressed that everyone at tending must bring her own serv ice. Project for the day will be "Housework the Healthful Way" with Miss Marian Farrell as leader. a a a Visiting Here Pfc. and Mrs. John F. Sullivan and daughter, Louisa Ann, from Fort Douglas, Utah, arrived in Medford re cently to visit with Pfc. Sulli van's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sullivan, 534 Hamilton street. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warner of Tacoma, Wash., and children. Karen and Ronnie, are - also house guests of the Sullivans. Mrs. Warner is their daughter. a a a Minor Accidents Fred D Adams, 514 West 2nd street, and Sam Moorehouse, 19 North Peach street, drove passenger cars involved in a minor colli ion, Saturday, according to a re port on file. Arthur A. McClos key, 301 Columbus avenue, and Roy Randlemant, Rogue River, drove cars involved in a slight accident, Saturday, on Riverside avenue, according to a second report. From July 1, 1940, through April 30, 1944, the United States government expended $184,000,000,000 for war purposes. FOR SALE LEATHER WORK moves new smpmeni in. uonarcn Seed ia Feed Co. TOYS TOR CHRISTMAS Cet yours now whila our slock, la completo. aims pros., . nr. CAMERON - MOFFITT Lumber Com- 6 any. South Riverside at Barnett oad, invites you to compare the quality and price of their lumber with that of any other obtainable without priorities or. certificates. Phone 5462. CHRISTMAS TOYS Buy yours early this year while we have a complete stock. Sims Bros., 23 N. Fir., next to Mall Tribune office. FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart ment, heat, hot water and Krigl dalre. no children or p4ta. 603 South Holly. MODEL AIRPLA-IE kits make ideal gifts for mailing. Mailing deadline is Dec. 1st. Get yours -now at Sims Bros.. 23 N. Fir. FOR SALE Ground barley, cwt $2.70 Wheat. cwL .S2 80 Rolled Barley. 70s . S1.95 Gr. Oats i. Barley, cwt. S3 80 Milk Egg producer, cwt. .S3.45 Cow-Eats, 80s ..S2.46 Dairy Meal.. 80s S2.56 Baled Straw. 3 wire ... S1.00 Cedar Shavings 51.50 Special Hog Keed. cwt S3.15 MONARCH SEED & FEED CO. XACTO KNIFE sets for the modal airplane builder's Christmas. 25c to waisiMS ukus., .3 w. rlr. LIVE TURKEYS WANTED Will Day . ceiling price. East Side Market, meaiora. ALTERING, repairing, rcllnlng, tailor ed button holes, men's and ladies' garments. Mrs. Gould, 108 Wash ington WANTED A rowbont in Bond rnnril tion. In answering give 'length, con dition ox d o a t ana price asked Tribune. Box 323. WANTED Manure, any kind, any "'m. i-aii Bner I p. m. NEW FIR SAWDUST lor burners Medford Fuel Co.. Tel 3111. FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN Sea THE OREGON FINANCE CO, 45 South Central. A Pioneer Firm. WANTED Woman to wash dishes Berrydale restaurant, 1513 N River, side Best of wages. No night or Sunday work. ACCORDION CONCERT LUIGI HANG AN DON BOTTAR1 of Portland Sun., Nov. 12th, 2 o'clock, K. P. Hall Sponsored by Eve Prentice Accordion Band WANTED FOR CASH Old stamp collections ana stamped letters from pioneer davs. THE GEM COTTAGE, RL1, Gold Hill, 21 miles N. on 99. FOR SALE Household furniture and electrical appliances: 2 complete beds with inner spring mattresses, odd pieces of dishes and miscel laneous arUcles. Also 1935 Hupmo blle sedan. Mrs. Anita Blals, Gold Hill. WANTED Lire colored fryers. Will pay ceiling price. East siaa Bursal ra. of Medford WE BUYEM WE 8ELLEM Come In and Sea Them 1939 Pontiao Sedan. 19.1H Pontiao Sedan. 1938 Plymouth Sedan. 1933 Plymouth Sedan. 1930 Nash Sedan. 1938 Studebaker Sedan. 1929 Model A Roadster. New supply Dayton-McClaven 6-Ply Tires-Brim in Your Certificates Goodyear Batteries Fog Li tea Antl-freeieHeater Hose Get Ready for Winter Now A. Z. '"Tubby" DEAN Your Pontiao Dealer Richfield Station. Dial 1942. 6th and Grape. Buy War Bonds. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Tuna. Cash and Gas. Call Automobile Market. Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 3919. 8th and Bartlett No Rest Tap Whan You Ball to Us. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Sixth and Bartlett -Phone 3460 Sunder. Nov. U, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE THREE LIVE TURKEYS WANTED Will celling price. East Side Mai Meaiora. ST. WANTED Live colored fryers. Will pay celling price. East Side Market of Medford. FOR RENT Paint spray gun. By the day or week. Faber's, 34 S. River side. Phone 4449. 33-GALLON steel drums for sale at SI apiece. 134 N. Riverside In tha Merrick bldg, nf beauty service, Permanenta a specialty Ph 2664. 120 N Central. ROUGH BlOX FIR SLABS BlK double load so 50 green. Mad. Fuel Co, Tel 3111. REAL OLD FASHIONED FRUIT CAKE i per lb. 1 rvi .V. I Here's the perfect dessert for your Thanksgiving din ner a rich, tasty fruit cake filled with nuts and raisins so good it will melt in your mouth. We have pumpkin and mince pies too, with crisp crusts and delicious fillings. Buy your desserts from us and save long hours in the kitchen. MODEL BAKERY 203 West Main St. Too Late to Classify DART BOARDS All sizes In stocK now. Yes, we have extra DARTS. SIMS Pnua.i j n, nr. FOR SALE EGG SCALES. Just ar rived. wanarL-n oeeu ac rctu 1- BLANKETS! New large size 100 Caracal wool, in colors, fine qual ity, gu.pu uawii. VJ I & mni. FOR SALE Peony Roots. New ship ment just in. Monarch Seed 3c Feed Co. CHRISTMAS TOYS Pick out what you need now. Rubber-tired wagons, Modeling clay. Toy machine Runs, Plastic dish sets, Woodettes. Woodbuming sets, Toy wheelbarrows. Kiddie scoots, Dart boards (we have extra darts) Blackboards (all sizes). Toy lawnmowers, Toy trucks. Toy fire engines. Construction sets, Mak-A-Toy, Wood-I-Kln. SEE THESE TOYS AT SIMS BROS. CYCLE & REPAIR SHOP "Your World Bicycle Store" 23 N. Fir. Ph. 3472. TODAY ONLY Tuxedo, like new. size 40-42, $25; one lightweight 1 overcoat, l neavy piain overcoat. so eacn. iwt r.. wain. RUBBER TIRED coaster wagons Suj piy limucq at aims pros., aa Sup N. Fir BARGAINS Slightly used clothing for whole family, am e. wain. PACKING and crating by reliable ex oerlenced men. Don't take chances. Phone 2888, Davis Transfer and S tora ge Co.. 40 s. Fir St WOODBURNING sets at Sims Bros., 23 N. Fir. MOVING Padded van service for your convenience. Phone 4664, City Transfer ana storage, an s. fir FOR SALE SPECIAL OATS for horses. Give your horse a treat Monarch seea at t eea jo MODEL AIRPLANE MOTORS We have a limited number of new motors that would make an Ideal Christmas gift for your boy. SIMS BROS., 23 n. nr. WANTED TO BUY Wheeled tractor. rubber preferred, in good, condition i rioune pox am FOR SALE POULTRY LITTER". straw, cedar tow, vemi moss. Mon arch seed & reed co, BLA C KBOARDS We have a complete stock, easel and wall types. SIMS BKU3., n. rir, NEW MATTRESSES made to your liking, large stock, new upholster ing material. Phone 308 Central Point Mattress and Upholstery ractory i. r. wincr. irop, FOR SALE MORTON'S MEAT CUR ING PRODUCTS. Monarch Seed St reed uo, 1041 Glider 'trailer house for sale. 602 S. Riverside. Phone 2119 for Towing or Wrecker Service Anywhere Anytlma Lewis Super Service 20 MEDFORD WOfffl NEEDED NOW A TO FILL IMPORTANT ARMY JOBS! hi 21 a w --m a..-, ItakiaM ARMY AIR FORCES . MEDFORD WOMEN Urgently Needed For Important Jobs With the AIR FORCES THIS WAC IS A PLANE DISPATCHER IN THE AIR FORCES 111 tri ft 1 $ .... mi ARMY SERVICE FORCES MEDFORD WOMEN Needed To take Over Vital Jobs Helping the SERVICE FORCES THIS WAC IS A PHOTO TECHNICIAN IN THE SERVICE FORCES apt f- A mr-i't -v 9 1 i 4 ARMY GROUND FORCES MEDFORD WOMEN Needed NOW In The GROUND FORCES Visit the WAG Recruiting Office or Mail Coupon Today to: ( THIS WAC PROOF READS MAPS IN THE GROUND FORCES WAC RECRUITING STATION, POST OFFICE BLDG., MEDFORD, OREGON NAME.. STREET CITY Please tend ma, without obligation, the new illustrated booklet about the WOMEN'S ARMY CORPS. .STATE. THIS AD SPONSORED IN THE INTEREST OF VICTORY BY: The CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY 4
