Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 16, 1944, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and fined Lowell M. Daugherty, 22, and Fred Roberts were both fined $10 in city court today on a charge of being drunk in pub lic. Sal Cancelled The rummage ale planned for tomorrow and Saturday by the Daughters of Union Veterans has been can celled, officers announced today. . Building Permit Val J. Fish er, 52 Meyers street, made ap plication in the, city recorder's office yesterday for a permit to build a garage at an estimated cost of $200. e e Minor Collision Shirley E. Dyer, Prospect, driving a truck, and Luella Sylvia Lewis, West Main street, driving a passenger car, were involved in a slight accident Wednesday on 4th street and Riverside avenue, according to a report on file. Hostess Party Hostesses of the MarKade are to have a sup per meeting tomorrow evening at the center, according to the director, Mrs. Ruth Boyd. The supper is scheduled for 7 p. m. and Mrs. Bold urges all host esses, both junior and senior, to be present. Examiner Coming A travel- ing examiner of operators and Miailff AMI'S ta CfVll1llTa ... - - , cnauneurs is scheduled to ar rive in Medford where he will be at the KP hall Friday and Saturday from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. All those wishing permits or li censes to drive cars are asked to get In touch with the exami ner during these hours. Tobacco Stolen The recent tobacco shortage e n c ouraged thieves to make away with four cases of Prince Albert Docket! nns valued at $Z4 from the An derson Thrift Market, 710 South Riverside, Tuesday night, ac cording to a city police report. The market received a shloment of tobacco Tuesday, which was unloaded and checked by an em ployee, and then left standing on an outside porch. The rob bery was discovered around 8:00 p. m. Three to Leave Three Jack son county men home on leave this week from the naval train ing station at Farragut, Ida., will leave tomorrow tn return tn the! hin tnr mnlnimint Thau ore I Kenneth M. Stocks, who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Stocks of Route! Z; Ray . Offard, who has been visiting his wife and children, in Jacksonville, and Bernie Mat- thews, who "visited his wife and family at the fa:nlly home on Route 2. All, three are seamen j second class. c a M FOR THANKSGIVING Many kinds of bakery goods kelp make your holiday meal complete. Make FLUHRER'S YOUR HEADQUARTERS. Here are a few of the necessities; Dinner Rolls Parkerhouse Rolls Hot Rolls No Dinner Is Complete Without Theml PUMPKIN PIES We use the choicest MINCE PIES Made from top quality heatedl Two sizes ... PILGRIM CAKES Out special Thanksgiving cake. FRUIT CAKE You'll find none better than FLUHRER'S Old English, rum and brandy flavored. Choicest nuts and fruits ... , . .... $1.10 lb and up 2 pounds $2.00 STUFFIN' BREAD Don't overlook this Important item. Spices In propef proportion baked right In the loaf .. . TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT PLEASE PLACE YOU ORDER EARLY AT YOUR FAVORITE FOOD STORE PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 6:30 p m. Royal Neighbors ot America, Homecoming din ner at K. of P. hall for members families and friends. Bring cov ered dish, 8:00 p. m. Lecture by Lt. Com. Meyer Zeligs at Junior lilgn school gymnasium on "Ad justments of a Serviceman Re turned From Combat," spon sored by P.-T. A. Public Invited. Friday 1:30 p.. m. Jolly Stitchers club, home of Mrs. Ruth Miller, 524 North Bartlett street. 1:30 p. m. Study group of the Women's Society of Chris tian Service of the Methodist church at home of Mrs. Harry Meyers, 810 East Jackson boule vard, for dessert. Mrs. - John Carter, assistant hostess. 8:00 p. m. Ladies Auxiliary no. vn to Carpenters and Join ers' local No. 2067, regular busl- ness meeting at Carpenters' hall. o:oo p. m. Public card party sponsored by Wenonah club at Redmen hall on Apple street. 8:00 p. m. Annual carnival at Griffin Creek school to raise funds for hot lunch programs. Flue Fires The chemical truck was called to the home of j Mrs. L. H. Hart W Nnrth rn. tral avenue, yesterday morning I A. . I . . . V ..... iu exunguisn a nue tire. Xjiitie damage was done. A ward alarm was sounded this morn ing for a flue fire at the resi dence of L. A. Richards, 1059 Court street. The defective flue fell through the roof into a room below, causing minor damages. Has Scarlet Fever Seaman 2c Gilbert Tumy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tumy, 705 Park Ave- nue, is in the United States Naval Hospital at Farragut, Ida., with scarlet fever. Seaman Tumy, who came down with the fever a week ago, will be con fined In the hospital for a total of 21 days. He had just been assigned to the Hospital Corps School, Farragut, for training. ' Co-Chairmen Miss Dorothy Davis, former Medford resident, is co-chairman of the War board's service correspondence commit tee at the University of Oregon and will be in charge of ad dressing and mailing the special servicemen' editlnn n fhn Ore. inn EnunM th- ..r,l.,o.-.l t.,. newsnaner. Miss Davis attend-1 ed Medford high school before making her home in Klamath Falls. ' - The shortage of oilcloth for 1944 has been estimated at about two million yards of sheeting a quarter by the war production board. 3 12c doz. and up Oregon Pumpkin. Two sizes . . . . . 40c and 50c ea. mincemeat. Delicious when t 40c and SOc ea. 69c each 3 LIFE NAVY'S AIM FOR BUND, DEAf ' PhlladelDhla. Pa (U.H Men of the U. S. fleet coming out of I the war without sight or hearing j are receiving the best substitutes for eyes and ears that the navy! can provide. These substitutes consist not only of a hearing-aid or a seeing eye dog, but also a feeling of confidence, independence, and a place in the future. Here at the Philadelphia Naval Hospital, headquarters for all the navy's eye and ear casual ties, the doctors have undertaken policy that prides itself on keeping the men from develop ing "hospitalitis." "Hospitalitis" is deadly, they believe, to a man who has be me blind or deaf and knows he must return to a seeing or hearing world. If he is allowed to sit and think about his in jury or receive pampering at tentions, his feeling of segrega tion is increased. - Folks' Attitude Important Almost the minute a casualty m,w ... ww- of the ffleantic hosDltal. he enters a routine of activity: classes to develoD his salvaged senses, hob- bies that can be useful and pleas- ..... ..m,! M.rf.ilma nM.t.1, Tn Dt- "' k " dition, immediate steps are taken toward planning what he will do when discharged; Lt. Comdr. A. Duane Beam, a Michigan eye doctor before he became head of the hospital's eye division, is emphatic on this point: "It's not helping these boys to lead them around. We've had boys go home completely independent-and their families insist on feeding and dressing them after we've taught them to do this for themselves. The boys try to make their families stop, but finally give up after their families have made them in valids." Top doctor for the hearing casualties, Lt. Comdr. Francis L. Lederer, author and well-known authority, cited another case where the normal individual failed to make room for the han dicapped: "One of our deaf cas ualties was jailed by his wife because he was talking so loudly she thought he was angry with her. He didn't realize he was talking loudly and she didn't realize Why. No Broom-Stringlne; Although preparing the world for these boys is the worry of the doctors, preparing the boys for the world is their job. Blinded casualties whose eyes last saw bloody beachhead fight, ing or deafened men who last heard a command to "Fire!" are first given complete medical at tention surgery, If it will help. If they are 95 per cent blind or almost totally deaf to conver sational tones, they enter a train ing period of approximately two and one-half months at the hos pital here.- The blinded men are taugnt to read Braille, type, dance, and play the piano or some other in strument. Lt. Comdr. Beam brought to the hospital a corps of blind teachers to relay to the boys a sensitivity to danger. Carpentry or leather work may be undertaken by the boys, but no broom-stringing or mak ing cane chairs is allowed. Screened for Jobs At the end of the course, the men are screened for their new Jobs. Some may want to return to college or enter vocational schools. Surrounding industrial plants have made jobs available for both training and permanent purposes. A New Jersey manu facturing plant reported the navy blind have less absentee ism and fewer accidents than their regular employees. When the men leave, seeing eye dogs are free if they want them. Only SO per cent have taken the dogs in the past. Some use canes; others, nothing. The deafened men attend classes in lip-reading and speech correction. A deaf person al ways has difficulty in regulating his own voice, but his chances among other people are enhan ced If he can adjust his voice to a near-normal level, Lt. Comdr. Lederer says. Livestock Portland, Ore., Nov. 18 (UP) MvMtock: Cattle. 300: ealvei. 100. Active, steady. Common to medium steers held around 19 50 12; cutter to common heifers $710; eanner and cutter cows $4.5096 50; fat dairy type cows to $8.50. heavy Holstelns to $9; medium to good beef cows $9 e 10.50. rood vealera to $ 13u 440-lb. calves 112. Hogs, 400, Steady. Good to choice 180-240 lbs. $15 25; 345-300 lbs. S14 14.50; light lighta $14: good sows t3ff3M; feeder pigs held around $1380. Sheep, 600. Active strong. Good to choice wooled lambs 1 2 .23 1 2 ,75 , common to medium grades $9 310.60, good yearling $10; ewes up $4, Smith San Francisco, Nov. 16 (UP) (USD A) Cattle, 100. Active, fully steady; few medium steers $13 13.50; medium to Rood heifers quoted sue 13: good 1 000-1 b. range cpws $11.25, odd lots common $9 9.30; cannera and cutters mostly $6 48 CanYoa Eat without Worry? If food rem art fond of a add iodicttOoa sod epsct ttomaciw in quicc, nappy raw br taking delicious luting Stuart Tablets. They cornaia Insradietrte oitea sea vf aocuxs to relieve rrmp Urn of pstioetf and srid awllw ttujotL yob u let. bettar and sieep teller, ne mmni ao bottle easy to take. Get reantot rtliablc. tiate tested Ituart Tablets si roof dro lit today Only 23 . eoe. or II 20 rnder maketf Doat lirt awocr-beU I'jirini St Science Searches for Core , in ii t - - - 1 1 Scientists hop soma da? to die corer a drug that will ear tuber culosis. Christmas Seals proTlda fundi for Prot Rudolph i. Ander son (above) ot the Sterling Chem istry Laboratory. Yale OnlTerelty. to study the chemistry of the tuber culosli germ. This to one phase of medical research anaaoed by the sale ot Seals. Medium sausage bulls S10 10.78. few odd head common S8Q9. Calves, none, quoted fuUv steady. Hors, 350. Steady to 10 cents hith er; few loads pood to choice 200-370 lbs. $15.35, with 270-300 lbs. 15.lO. Odd ffood sows S13.50. sieooy, cnoice graaes com. mon to medium 10 812.50. Ewes quoted 15 3 6. Chicago, Nov. 16 (UP) (WFA) Livestock: Hoes, 10,000. Bulk, food and choice 1S0-300 lbs. S13.500 14.30; top S14.35: sows mostly S14; complete clearance. Cattle, 4.000: calves, 1,000. Fed steers and yearlings S18.25: bulk $14 to J7.50; heifers best $17.25; aoprox ImMelv half receiota cows. Cutters SS.50 down; most beef cows $8(311.50: strictly Rood cows to $14; most veal ers $15 down. Portland Produce Portland, ' Nov. 18 (UP) WholV ale market: Beans Orc?on green 94!0c, Cabbage No. 1 green round typ 2.15 lu. v Cauliflower No. 1 local S1.8SO 1.90. . Celery Oregon ISfffS-SS, celery hearts 82.40(2.50 dozen bunches. Peppers Locil flats $1.35 a 1.40: ornnge box $2. no. Rhubarb California SI. 83 3; de lete 3 layers and repacked. Chicago (Wheat Chicago. Nov. IS (UP) Whetr Open Hiyh Low Close Deo. .1.SV Sl.BSn S1.S4W Sl.ss May 1.601,4 1.6014 1J91S 1.39T July .... 1.49 'i 1.4944 1.4814 1.4SJs S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Nov. IB (U,R) Dairy market: Butter: 93 score 43, 92 score 42 Vi, 90 score 42V4, 89 score 40'4. Cheese: Wholesale prices loafs 27.9, triplets 27.2. Eggs: Large, grade A 5GV4 57Vs, large grade B 43V4-44V4, medium grade A 51V4-52V4, small grade A 37V4-38V4. . ' Wall Street New York, Nov. 18 (U.R) Demand for selected Issues dom inated trading in the stock mar ket today as prices rose substan tially in the first session of ad vance this week. Specialties scored extreme gains ranging to more than 8 points in General Cable prefer red. Other wide gains in that group included Pittsburgh Coal preferred and. General Steel Casting preferred, both up more than 5 points to new 1944 tops. Loew's ran up nearly 4 points to a new high in the amusements on a financial news service esti mate that net earnings for the fiscal year ended last August will be around $8.30 a common share, against $8.01 last year. Declaration of a 75-cent divi dend sent Southern Pacific stock up ' more than a 'point and strengthened the general rail list. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Tel 164W Anaconda 27 Chrysler , 871, - 6 . 39 . en, - 61 . 30'f) . 43 ..108 . 10 - 31 . 36 14 - 8SV4 - B 31 Mi . 47Ve Curtiss Wright . General Electric General Motors Montgomery Ward Penn. R. R. Phillips Petroleum 3. C. Penney Radio .. Southern Pacific . Standard Oil of Cal. Texas Gulf Sulphur . Transamerica United Aircrafts ..... U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel 8SV Costa Rica's health campaign to promote the wearing of shoes was checked In 1943 by the high price of footwear. Domestic sole AW TRUCKS HI TON TO FOtTT-FTVI tOHSl SOMS, rill AFfMAftal HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. RWenld. Dial 4980 I 9 Started Sale in U. S. ai-A I Back In 1907, In response to an appeal from a small group ot doo tors, Miss Brally P. Blssell (above), ot Wilmington, Del., started a Christ mas Seal Sale to help tuberculosis patients. Every year since then the Seals have been sold In this coun try to aid the fight against the White Plague. t leather of low quality is used In 99 per cent of all boots and shoes, according to the depart ment of commerce. BEVERLY-WILSHIRE SOLD Beverly Hills, Cal., Nov. 18 (U.R) Negotiations were com pleted today for the sale of the exclusive Beverly-Wilshire ho tel to Kirkeby Hotels, Inc., own ers of New York's Gotham ho tel and the Drake and Black, stone in Chicago. The new own er will take over operation of the 382 room, 10 story and pent house hotel December 1. Pur chase Drice was not announced, but it was understood to be in excess ol $z,uuu,uuu. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Large plategless mirror. range, wmon rug, wn Bob b Second-hand fiitore, corner p 6 tn and Grape. IoTgAUGE double-barrel Remington hotgun. like new. :'.9 Newtown be tweea 5:30 and Jl:80 p. m. FOR SALE BY GUARjUiAN 100 acre ranch, 0 miles from Medford. Fnone boai. FOR SALE 1 machine shed, 24x24, .j. r t..MV.s tirlth rnlllnif iliauc u tren jiuv4 v.. . doors. Priced right; 1 man's bicycle. Arthur E. Brown, Rt. 1. Box 411, fOR RENT Individual furniture storaRe Rockers. Faber s. Ph. 4441). WANTED Custom tractor worlt. Have new neavy equipmcm, juu too large. Phone 1HXX, Central Point. firepla hard Sjjjll wood floors in living and Price reduced from $4400. Terms. Brown & White Agency. Phone ninini room, rss luiiiavs. zazo, iu w. wain. $3950- .room house, close In paved street; hardwood iloors. flreouxce. laundry inw f.ln.A tn school. Terms. I. E. Schuier, 928 W. 6th St. Dial 3863. evenings 233. FOR RENT Small modern lurnlshed house. Adults, no pets. 3301, ( Bartlett. FOR SALE; Fisher's Mormllk, 18 Srotein. A real dairy feed. Faber s, 4 8. Riverside. Phone -1440. FOR SALE Large crocheted table cloth. Very satisfactory pattern. Phone 8305. Toy WHEELBARROWS S1.78 end up. SIMS HKOS. FOR SALE 24' Glider house trailer. AU modern, electric brakes, elec tric retrigerator. ump u nest. $5000 i-Nice 8-room house located. close in on west aide, oorl svarana ana wooa n good con real little hed, nice lawn; nouse In good con dition. Terms. V ai acres; farm located on IfVegner creek west of Talent; 15 acres Inv cult, balance timber and pasture; all-year-round running wa ter through place; good 3 -room hniim with rfrnlnr. frill t house. chicken house, good barn. let'a look this over. OCA A Good 43 acres, unlmprov djjUU d: 3 miles from Medford; tered Umber; 15 acres tillable, well fenced; close to school. Terms. tfiPAA 33 acres. 5 miles from o43UU Medford, 24 acres In cult.. T 4-room plastered house. water pressure system, lights, good barn for 18 tons hay, 2 chicken houses, 6 acres subirrlgated and free soil; all fenced with woven wire. Some terms. Harry Long, Real Estate O. W. Ballcw. Sal en m Ml 1258 South Riverside WOODBURNINO SETS Two sites. Ideal gift for the younger boy. SIMS .BROS., 23 N. Fir. NEW kind of ASPIRIN tablet doesn't upset stomach When you need quick relief from pain, do you hesitate to take aspirin because it leaves.you with an upset stomach? If to, this new medi cal discovery. SUPERIN, Is "just what the doc tor ordered" for you. luparln It aspirin plus contain the same pure, sale aspirin you have long known - but developed by doctors in a special way foi those upset by aspirin in its ordi nary form. This new kind of aspirin tablet dissolves more quickly, leta th aspirin get right at the lob of r lieving pain, reduce the acidity ol nrrlinarv aanirin. and does not ir- ! ritateorupsetstomach evenaftei repeat doses. Tear this out to remind you tc get Superin today, so you can havi it on hand when headaches, colds etc., strike. See how quickly it relieves pain how jjrajji line you leei auer takiner.Atvourdruir- Wis, gist's, 154 and SB4. ROM ee.ee for email business er 1 mecnanic. aea jacx at zuu w. du. i f OR SALS Axminster rug. 8x10; oak dining labia and chairs. Ph. 2530. ( TOY WAGONS Three sires to choose from (some niDDer-urea ones texw SIMS BROS.. 23 N. fir. $2000" . Three-room furnished house en east side, one hinow from school, fire place, all re iern. garage and wood shed; 2 years' supply of wood. Terms $1,000 down. Harry Long. Real Estate. 1258 S. Blvoralde. WXNTED Choker setter; experience not neoessary. Apply Central Point Telephone onice. For SALE S3 head of ewes, will Ismb soon, 2 and S jrrs. old. Ar thur E. Brown, St. 1, Box 411, Medford. Ore. FOR SALE Trash burner wlU) 1 Pipe and coll. Almost new. 113 S. River side. COST From ill Mlstletoo, red Net tie play scooter, large rubber tires. Phone 5770. Reward. arm RAt.&lfl-sauee double-barrel' ed shotgun, hammerless; t,ll an Newtown. with WITHAVE a largo supply of fancy turkeys, hens. Iryers. Pjona your order early. East Side Marne Medlord. PBone zaos. ; AM now ballnf soma nice vetch and oat hay: get lt at once-. S3 at suck. pnona central roim im. GET 10 INTEREST on your av tnss. Safe, sound Investment In ex cellent Medlord business property; centrally located, with permanent rental Income. SU.OOO. down pay ment 6,000. Phone Owner 3317. WANTED Second - hand bathroom fixtures; wood drculaUns heater. Phone S71C. WANTED Lady's white. " oversnoe boots, sire S. Tribune. Box 4818. TOR 8A1.E a baby buggies, copsl ble and reed; toys, cari cars, trucks. trains, wneeioarrows, n. 41 w Jackson. coaster was- BUY vour anU-frecia now: limited supply. One fill should last all win ter. U C. Taylor Co- 11 8. Klver iit,. Phnne 2!)G3. CHRISTMAS TOYS Drums, lawn- mowers, SUCK I1UI u, hi. v.... ack-ack guns, trucks, fire engines, trolley cars, trains, lumber trucks i m.nu th .r. Come In and look around. SIMS BROS., 23 N. trip Shnn. 3472. TOST arrlced, iplke tootn narrows an id araln drills. U. C. Taylor to.. IIS S. Riverside. WANTED Dictaphone complete with attachments? Write ..Tribune, Box III, Kivina w A. .... , ...l.k Armr'm II. WA1 SOXVlta W o . - cense to onva 10 owsm - u nlna. ConUct Arnold Braunberser, PouTl Place. Phoenix. t OR SALK Fresh esgs; case or naif case luia, uctiYcitu. . ..ww FOR SALE S-room modern plaster- - J 1 1 KaHmMm.' H Int. Other case iota; qeiivcrcu. .. buildings'; S3800. Dad Roberts. 120 w, da FOR SALE Small place, close in, comforuble email house, barn and chicken house; clover for I cow. To appreciate this place come and see it 12500; terms like rent. Ph. tiu. ROYAL or UNDERWOOD TYPE WRITER wanted. Must have elite (small) type and case, for cash Phone Ed at 3637, or write P. O. Box ago, waotora. NICE assortment of boards and dl menslon at Cameron Moffltt .vum ber Co. S. Riverside at Barnett. No priorities needed. FE HAVE a large supply of fancy turkeys, hens, fryers. Phone your order earlv. East Side Market of . r I , nhnn. ."WW IcibblE SCOOTS for the little fellow of e tricycle. SIMS BROS., S3 N. fOR SALE 12-gauge piunp, I box Ticket Office Rogue Valley Transit. ace at FARMERS, attention City Transfer 6c storage oners you a comoiem service In aU hauling and delivery of anything. Phone 4004, 3B a. ir. ffpfSoNiZE vour local transfer com puny, operating in meaiura 1019. Davis Transfer & Storage Co., 40 a. Fir St.. phone aaau Lot Us Refintsh Your Car Right. ONE shop UFinrf best DU PONT PRE-WAR MATERIALS. ' 10 Years Same Location. MITCHELLvPAINT SHOP 808 S.TUvorslde AUTOMOBILE MARKET Your Friendly Medford Dealer 6th and Bartlett. Medionl Phone al 1941 Ford Coach Super Da Lux 1941 Ply. Coach Special De Luxe 1B41 Nash Drom. MO" Q-pase Cpe. iu.iv rora tve Luxe aeaan 1039 Hudson Coupe, S-pasa. 10SQ Ford Coach. De Luxe 1036 Lincoln, Limo, 7-passengar A real bus. 1038 Plymouth Sedan Way below ceiling. 1935 Pontlac Sedan A real bargain these days. 1934 Ford Coupe 1030 Ford Sedan, Model A Your dealer that pays higher prices and sells at low. Be sure to see Automobile Mar ket's week-end specials. BLACKBOARDS end well types. N. Fir. All sizes. Easel SIMS BROS., 33 MAT. at EVE. MUST END TONITE 5 ACADEMY AWARDS 'Inoludlng yen's kill fimlinm ptrfarminee by JENNIFER JONES IDE SONG 01 BEMDHTTE JENNIFER JONES - ffUUM EYTHE CHARUS BKKTORft VINCENT PltlCC UEJ.C08S I JENNIFER JONES J Thursday, Nov. IS. 1144 MtDFORO MAIL TT.IBUWE HUB . WANTED Bus boy. Apply Hotel WANTED To buy portable radio and electrle rasor for service man. R. A. Mtksche. telephone 3756. yoR SALE 3-bedroom house, glassed in porch, babement, fireplace, serv ice porch, oil heat, some fruit, gar den space, shade, underground sprinkling system. Dad Roberta, 120 V 1r Kt WANT photographer expe darkroom work. Write P' icrlenced 15 oat Photog rapher. Camp Whl e. co rai -chwge or see Mr. Chandler at While Roaue litudlo. Camp White. BLOCKS Alphabet. ITBlne ana ratUe bli ocks. Buppn tv mlted. Got your cnrisnnas iuu ww bnnfe T V Kir our Chrlslmas gifts . . . atMa E . HAVE a large supply of fancy turkeys, hens, tryers. ?hone your Sow early feast Side MarMt ot Medford. Phone 2805. ORBEN,fPalnt spray gin by day or week. Faber s. ii S. Riverside. Phone j449. FoTTSALE Alfalfa hay. third cutting Faber s. 34 SRlverside. Phone 4448 riME-MADE mincemeat and food sale. Sponsored by tho Christian church women. Saturday. November 18 at Cupp's Furniture E-chanso. ni.Jllh and Front. FOR SALE Spray rl, HeMJT il pump, naval online, roller bearing. Soo-gal tank; A-l condluon; 30l. Dial oui. . YOUR TAV . I. nraetleal. ly non-existent for clvlttan use. We . oner a iuimuww - ' 7; tlon that Is In wide use by the U. -arnVlS their vehicles. They use an alcohol base and a General Motors overflow tank. This tank eliminates the alcohol fumes and conserves the antl-freeia. It also forces the steam and water back Inyour radiator where lt bclonss. This tank la a great help in summer driving as well as offering you winter protec tion. The cost about the same as your lavorlte anU-freeio. Let us winterize your car. ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET Sth and Bartlett. Phone 3288. "THE HOME OF HIGHER GRABS Mi?ftiiNIrs" ton S.'VtE Uve turkey. Mrs. RTX. Ray, Onk Grove road. FOR SALE Fisher's all -purpose ran- t D. raoers. i-nunei wvt S. Riverside. SEPTIC tanK and cesspool cleaning; sanitary equipment. Phone 017 8 WANTED 2d hand Gibson guitar In , . J . 1 urla Trltuin.. HAM nog conujuwi, . 4383. fOR UsaSS! 6r SalB-IS acres. smau nouse, lane chicken house. barn and outbulTdtns. Bt t. Box m r-i ttnint n..il Ijina. across J VII lo. Central Point, 1st rd. to left, last house. FOR SALE 38 Colt super automatic with ammunition; WlU trade for M Colt Woodsman. Call evcnlrurs. Roy nuritt. RL a. Box 38. Da Barr. Foil GAIN S dog meal. Fabers. Phone 4449. 34 S. Riverside. CTTi I.DREN- All-wool sweaters, shirts, short and long sleeves. Tiny Tots Shop. 320 Medford Center bldj. TRAINING PANTS with elastic and anklets In white end colors. Tiny Tots Shop, 326 Medford Center blag. WANTED Driver. Medford Fuel Co cash el-bedroom house, ga v .hrutaa. oil heater, electric rage, laundry .nw refrigerator, fully furnished with good furniture Located on Alice Bt Victor C Solher. Brophy Bldg C"AMER6N - MOFFITT Lumbef Com pany. South Riverside at Barnett Rood, Invites you to compare the quality and price of their lumber with that of any other obtainable without orlorltlee or certificates Phone 8462. ' NEW FIR SAWDUST for burners Medford fuel Co Tel 31 11 WANTED FfiR CXSH Old stamp collections and stamped lattnr. frnm nlnncer daVS. THE GEM COTTAGE, Rt. 1, Gold Hill, 31 miles N. on BB. WE-HUYEM WE SELLEM Come In and See Them 1039 Pontlac- Sedan. . 193S Pontlac Sedan. lnnn Plymouth Sedan. 1035 Plymouth Sedan. 103(1 Nnsh Sedan 1036 Studsbalicr Sedan. 1030 Mode) A Roadster. New supoly Dayton-McClaven 8-Ply Tlres-Brlng In Your Certlflcetee Goodyear Batteries Fog Uttee Antl-frecze Heater Hose Get Ready for winter Now A Z ''Tubby" DEAN Your PonUae Oeeler Richfield Station. Dial 1948 eth end Grape. Buy war Bonds CASH IN A fl.ABB . FOR YOUR CAR Save Time Cash and Oaa. . Cslt Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph S0IS Sth and Bartlett No Red Tepe When Vou Sell to Us. riflUMfflin.1, Shows at 1:45-6:45-8:00 ENDS SATURDAY SUNDAY) IT'S CAl-AMOROUSI SONGS TO MAKE YOUR HEART THRILL! GEORGE MURPHY GLORIA DeHAVEN ADOLPHE MENJOU WALTER SLE7AK EUGENE PAUETTE A! y' . u..y-aegseeseaeses fl, He svsl . ' ;'. (jftg. ' great'loer,4i f?rVi , spile of himiclll . iHjllJi'J Cmnova 4 (MM AJM MsW m -S V ! 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