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SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Member Initiated By Juvenile Clab Maradee Coffman was initiated Into the Juvenile Degree of Honor club at a meeting Novem ber 11 at the home of the di rector, Mrs. Ida M. Wilson, 7 Chestnut street. Reglna Mark, president, presided and Mildred Ann Gail of Gold Hill acted as second vice-president. Accordion numbers were play ed by Bertha and Freddie Mil ler, Mrs. Wilson read a prayer and a poem. Games were played and prizes awarded, Baby Hill yer and Maradee Coffman win ning prizes for the best caps. The afternoon closed with re freshments. , Mrs. Clyde Hillyard was an adult guest and Bobbie Forsee was a Juvenile guest, . Next meeting of the group will be December 9, the place to be announced later. Scout Troop Holds Party On Saturday ' Girl Scout troop 5 of the Jack son school held a party Satur day afternoon, November 11, at the home of the troop leader, Mrs. W. B. Finch, 1309 Locust street. The girls danced the Vir ginia reel, played games, en joyed group singing and then ate hot dogs and popcorn around an outdoor fireplace. Present were Anita Thomas, Donna Rainey, Deloris Smiley, Marlene Moulton, Janet Blum, June ' Chamberlain, Betty An- seth, Martha Loiland and two visitors, Virginia Richmond and Joy Finch. i ' Visitors From Astoria Honored With Dinner Mrs. Arthur Charest and her daughter, Mrs. Blanche Mjelde, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Beaton, 716 Grant street, over the Armistice day week end, arriving late Sat urday night and returning to Mrs. MJelde's home in Astoria on Monday .morning.' The two guests, - sister and niece of Mrs. Beaton, were en tertained at dinner at Bur goyne's Sunday evening. Be sides the guests of honor, those present at the dinner were Mr. .and Mrs. James Beaton, Mrs. A.. J. Beaton, and Mr. and Mrs. John Maass. , Mrs. Charest makes her home in Fergus Falls, Minn., but Is in Oregon for an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. Mjelde, who is manager of a ladles' ready-to-wear shop In Astoria. Book Review and Talk Feature Club Maetlna Mrs. E. B. Fickel and Miss Helen Bullls presented the pro gram for the Wednesday Study club at the meeting last week Mrs. Picket presented the sub ject, "The Wounded Come Back," telling of the new and almost Discriminating Housewives Know that to stay healthy, their families must have foods rich In minerals, and vitamins. Such foods are bakery products. Keep your family strong with foods that "fight for freedom." Serve our vitamin-enriched bread, our delicious pies and cakei. Shop her where you can depend on bakery goods made with the finest ingredients. MODEL BAKERY AVOID -.liR'tBan 3 . eiv i niMisiij.aaBssssssseT'- r Bring you car In for complete and thorough chock and cleaning of electrical and cooling lyitemi and -a dependable lubrication job! CRATER LAKE MOTORS Sunday, Hot. It, 1844 miraculous cures brought about by the new drugs, of the new ac complishments in the field of plastic surgery and of the re search being carried on in ma laria and in the field of insec ticides. 1 Miss Helen Bullis reviewed the book, "Lincoln's Daughters of Mercy," by Marjorie Baston Gresble. This was written to bring out the' work undertaken by women of the Civil War days and mentions the leaders in the various movements. CALENDAR Monday 8:30 p. m. Knights of Pyth ias and Pythian Sisters, potluck supper at castle hall. 7:30 p. m. Olive Rebekah lodge at I. O. O. F. hall, West Sixth street. Initiation and of ficial visit fit state president. Social hour. 8:00 p'.'m. Medford Musical society, home of Mrs. John Boyle, 1019 South Oakdale ave nue. "Young America" pro gram theme. 8:00 p. m. Lecture at senior high school auditorium by Dr. Hermanes Tovares sponsored by Jackson County League of Wo men Voters. Subject, "Is the Good Neighbor Policy a Fail ure". Tuesday 12:30 p. m. Mary Martha circle of Methodist church, cov ered dish luncheon at home of Mrs. A. E, Brock way and Mrs. Ira Jones, corner of . Stewart avenue and Lozler Lane. Bring own service. 1:30 p. m. DeMolay Mothers' club, home of Mrs. Elton Wal dron, 630 South Holly street. Mrs. L u e, assisting hostess. Mothers planning to attend please phone 3824. 2:00 p. m. Priscllla circle of Methodist church home of Mrs. Ida Hunt, 328 Haven street. 2:00 p. m. Navy Mothers' club, Girls' Community, club, club. Wives and sisters of those In the navy, marine corps, coast guard and senbees Invited to at tend. . ' 2:00 p. m. Lady Elks at Elks Temnle for dessert and games. 8:00 p .m. Carnation club, home of , Mrs. Ida Wilson, 7 Chestnut street. . 8:00 p, m. Pythian Sisters, temple meeting with nomination of officers. 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, P. E. O., home of Mrs. Wilson Walte, 220 Vancouver avenue. Education projects, MrsOrel A. Welch: "Cottey College", Mrs. E. P. Leavltt. Wednesday ! 1:00 p. m. Chapter AA, P. E. 0 home of Mrs. H. L. Brown, luncheon. Assistant hos tesses, Mrs. C. Collins and Mrs, W. E Tumy, Book review by Mrs. K. A. Work. 203 W. Main WEAR O Gears and other work ing, parts of your car can't help but wear out in time. You can put off that day for a long, long time if you take care of your car . . , have it thoroughly checked over reqularly by our expart mechanics . , have badly worn parts replaced if necos- lnrv. It will aav un.i i! and keep your car running w nm uurauoni BUMPER TO INSPECTION LOCAL and On Furlough Darrell Mon teith, Army Air Corps,' arrived in Medford recently on a 15-day furlough. Monteith, a graduate of Medford high' school, is sta tioned at Camp Normayle, Tex. . Realty Board A special meet ing of the Realty Board will be held Tuesday noon at the Hol land hotel for the purpose of considering 'new legislation to come before the forthcoming ses sion at Salem. . ; Cpl. Meals Home Cpl. Robert M. Meals arrived in Medford re cently en route to Lincoln, Neb., for assignment to a bomber crew. He recently graduated from aerial gunner school at Las Vegas, Nev. Cpl. Meals Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Meals, Rt. 1, Box 22, Jacksonville. Carr to Farragut Oren Carr, seaman 2nd class In the navy, has returned to Farragut, Ida., for reassignment after visiting the past week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carr, 403 Benson street, and other rela tives in the valley and In Grants Pass and Oregon City. On Leave Lt. Austin Murray, Army Air Corps, arrived in Med ford recently on a short leave to visit his mother, Mrs. I. D. Mur ray, 1033 West 11th street, Lt. Murray will depart November 20 for the army air field at Yuma, Ariz. He is a graduate of Medford high school. Ready for Combat A gradu ate of Medford high school, Mar ine Pvt. Ernest M. Christensen, 419 Pearl street, was recently graduated from the infdntry and Browning automatic rifle school at Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, Calif. He is how ready for- as signment to a combat unit. Pvt. Christensen enlisted last April, ' Nursing Class Starts Latest Red Cross home nursing class to be organized will meet Monday and Wednesday evenings, be tween 7:30 and 9:30 o'clock, at the Junior Red Cross rooms in the Holly theater building. The class is still open to enrollment and anyone Interested should at tend the Monday meeting. Buys StoreW, H. Jones and Perry Luke h'ave purchased the Short Shoe Repair shop on North Central avenue . from Balden Short. They plan to move the store in the near future to North Bartlett street, across from the Peerless Market. W. H. Jones is a former owner of the repair shop. Mr. and Mrs. Short have left for Roseburg and Mr. Short will operate a shoe repair shop there. Purchase Store Mr. and Mrs. William H. Holloway, formerly of Medford, have purchased a suburban grocery store in Phoe nix, Ariz., where they now re side. The Holloways. write that there is much to admire in Arizona, but that they think of Medford often. Miss Mary Hollo way, their daughter, Is now working in Red Cross offices in Phnpnlv nnl Mrs William n I Rrnnmlpv nnnthr rlmiohtpr le improving after a recent opera tion. e Chairman 111 Miss Vera Humphrey, chairman of Junior Red Cross, has been, ill with in fluenza since Tuesday and con fined to her home at 103 Genes see street. Because of her ill ness, the Junior Shop will not be open Monday and the high school press tea will be postponed. The shop will be kept open from 12 noon until five by Miss Hum phrey's assistants, Mrs. Jean Mc Collach, Mrs. Myrtle Kincheloe and Mrs. H. J. Ylvisaker, Tues day, Wednesday, Friday and Sat urday. Citation Sgt. Clarence L. Smith, Rt. 2, Medford, is a mem ber of an AAF B-28 Marauder bomber group In the Mediter rannean theater that has been cited by the war department for "outstanding performance ' of duty in armed conflict with thex enemy." This entitles Sgt. Smith to wear the Distinguished Unit Badge, mark of the highest cita tion awarded to units of the American armed forces. Sgt. Smith has been overseas since April, 1944. Before entering the army In December, 1941, he was a building contractor. Smith was a student at Oregon State college and a member of Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity. TRUCKS NI TON TO rOITT-nvt TOMtl PERSONAL In Hospital W. J. Williams, S20 Mayette, is confined In Com munity hospital where he is quite ill. e e Sentenced Blanch WnnrlletV rergusen was sentenced to ten dava in thn pnnntv loll Rntuplnv morning for disorderly conduct, according io city police records. Returns Mr lMuor n Walker has returned to her home in Portland after spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Gilstrap, 35 Geneva street. Cartridoei Stolen Mn nin Hoist, 10 Clark street, reported io cuy ponce Friday that two boxes of 30-30 cartridges were Stolen from the glnvp inmngrf. ment of her car, parked before her residence, sometime within the last two weeks. She also re ported that gasoline had been taken from her husband's truck at different times. . Chanter ta Mae Pnni. Vol. ley chapter No. 147 and auxil iary. Military Order of the Purple Heart, will meet in th armory tomorrow at 8 p. m. There will be- initiation and re freshments. Any man wounded in any war is inviteH tn ntton and an especial invitation is ex- isnaea io men at Camp White eligible for membership. Car Fire The rhpmlont was called to Portland avenue vesterdav nffpmnnn in - . lu bAbiir guish a fire in an Oldsmobile car. ine lire started when the car, driven by Corabell Corwln of Ashland, ran Intn a na,t Standard Oil truck. The fire had aireadv been hrnnwhr unrto,. nn trol bv Lewis ErivunrHo rimmn.! Derg, H4 Portland avenue, oper ator of the truck, who used fire exiinguisners from the truck to combat the blaze. . From Portland Mr srnl lWr L. J. Gantenbein, former Med ford residents, erp enp.qta nf Mr and Mrs. Michael Beck of the Old -Stage road. Mr. Gantenbein who recently disposed of his bakery business in Portland, was employed at the Beck bakery nere tor several years, Mrs. uan tenbein reports the death of her mother. Mrs. Irln Knnnell nn November 8 in Salem. Mrs. Bun nell nad visited in Medford dur ing her daughter's residence here and had a number of friends here. WISHED HE'D WALKED Kansas City, Mo. (U.R) Er nest Vandlver, 28, got the "$94 ride" the other day after he ac cepted a lift from three strang ers. The three men slugged Van diver, took . his $94 and then tossed him out on his head. Oae Mail Tribune Want Ada. Too Late to Classify CCCAfl n acre. Irrigated, ion iffiitiVV paved road, close In: nice lawn and hrubbery. o-room modern house, hardwood floors in living room and dining rooms, oil heat, (Ire place, laundry room, garage, chickenhouse, small barn. (TfiCAA One hundred acres, 20 wUtfUv acres In cultivation, free water for part, balance sub'lrrigatcd, 4-room. nouse, spring water piped, into house, lots of wood, small barn. $2000 cash, bal ance terms. See E. 'Gould, 403 West jaexson st. BODEL AIRPLANE MCtTORS We have a limited number of new mo tors with a special price (below ceiling) that will make an ideal sift for Christmas. Sims Bros., 33 i. nr. FOR SALE Delicious apples, S1.00 ,-v jprina OI I FOR SALE Wood range in good con- VACUUM Cleaner for sale. 527 Beatty Miz-ifisEErarvai nil I ii ajunMHHien1" Oj Xn ft A GREAT RESPONSIBILITY OYei, the farmer of Jackion County and the Nation have a great responsibility today, producing the food for Victory . . . They must do it, too, with the equip ment they have . . . tractors and farm machinery that mutt run for the duration. That's why It is so important to have alt equipment regularly checked . . . have broken or badly worn parts replaced . . . have motors tuned up and working parts regularly lubricated . . . Our experienced mechanics will do that Job for you quickly and economically . . . and help you keep YOUR equipment in there pitching, for the , duration. It will save costly repairs later, too, and avoid ex pensive loss of time! HUBBARD-WRAY CO. Ten IALI Cedar ShlmflM, en grades. Porter Lumber Co. 204 So. rir.ot. r-none itooi. PLASTIC Tea-Time Dishes for the little a:lrl. sun ros.. a tr- FOR SALE Large Mohair Davenport,' Bargains slightly" used ciouuni for whole family. SIS ii. Main. XACTO KNIFE sets make the Ideal 37 quince. gift for the model airplane builder. aee our aeiuxe an meiai sei iim 45.00. Others from 25c to S3.50. Sims Bros. "Model Airplane Head quarters- MOVING Padded van service for your convenience. Phone city rransler Ac storage, aa a. rir ot. TOY WAGONS $2.88 and up. Sims Bros., 23 N. f ir. PACKING and crating by reliable ex perlenced men. Don't take chances. Phone 3888, Davis Transfer and Storage Co.. 40 S. Fir St. TOY WHEELBARROWS Three slies ot choose from, S1.70 and up. Sims Bros. FOR SALE Underwood typewriter. Phone 302. Jacksonville. WANTED Janitor and handy man for permanent poslUon. Early morn ing hours. Good wages. P. O. Box I1D1, FOB RENT Sleeping or light house keeping room for working girl or widow. .Close in. Outside entrance. rrivate oatn. rn. 32U7, WOODBURNING SETS for the young er boys and girls. Sims Bros, 2,3 N. Fir. FOR SALE Mans World bicycle. -iimm oi, udve noimes. FOR SALE Modern 3-bedroom home; 3 modern chicKen houses, barn, dou ble garage, family orchard. About a acres land irrigated, immnn.,. ?ossession. Terms. H. G. Wilson Chestnut. Phone 4644. COMMANDO WAGONS Built like a commando boat. Made from the finest marine plywood. Come in and ...cm emu, una., 33 pi. rlr. CI C f(( 22 ' acre orchard and ufl J.UUU arm. modern dwelling, ' beautiful view. Good producer, owner retiring, also POA Aft A Apartment Court net. t?VUUU ting 12. One-fourth a ii "w"t Daiance monthly, . tVn excellent Investment, also t99 flflft 160-ac modem dairy ranch, irrigated. All with fhi i StMk and "tement go - w.uajr uitume 90UU. also 1fl 400 acres 6 n11" m VlV.tJUU Medford; an excellent cattle and grain ranch, Complete set of buildings. , also tJOO Cfift 588 acres' miles from 0ji)UU Medford. Complete set ,T ' of buildings. Owner re- , tiring. also -8-room dwelling. Medford, $6000' on paved street, large deep lot. Will also trade for property on Highway 99 north of ff 1 fi CAA 55 acres orchard farm tMU.JUU a tai or Duuaings; y Z partly irrigated. (P A C AA & - room modern dwelling, 54 jUU east side, corner lot. base- , mem. yu nays pusHesa.wi, also M if AAA"-400 acres Eagle Point M4.UUU District; 7-room - new V Vvw w house, also old dwel ling and complete set; of outbuild ings, oil acres jrngaiea. umiujr siock rancn wun ouisme rango. ntao Other stock and dairy ranches In the Rogue Kiver vaney ana Applets"' U Art L x . 1 EilN 1 VY ALU, rxeuivui Holly Tneatre Muucung, APPLES Lowest price 75c. Highest price 83 50 a box. The best that grows. Klamath Potatoes, No. 3. extra large, S2.50 per 100. Walnuts wanted. Used Clothing, large sotck. Many Bargains, folks. PAY LESS MARKET 233 So. Riverside, Opposite Firestone. FOR SALE 9 acres, Improved. 5 miles S.W. of. Medford, price $2250. Also 8 acres. Improved, 5 acres clover, 3 miles out. S2250. .a cas)t. A. F. Flowers, Broker, 113 East J2tn. i East side, four rooms, bath, nook, room finished UDstairs. laundry room with trays, garage. Spacious J rounds, can sell off two nice build ng lots. Terms. also C7CAm Em 'ie '"come; property, wlullU eleven rooms, including sleeping porches, hot water heat, utility room with laundry trays, small rental on back of lot, shade, shrubs, paved street, located at 839 East Main street. Shown by appointment only. This is excellent value. - CCCfIA ew UDU,,Dfln home, five JDJuU rooms and bath, flre T place, garage with living quarters, five acres clover land, ir rigated, pavea nignway. Elmer Herried, exclusive agent, 44 N. Riverside. Dial 3367 4 ACRES, irrigated, 3-room house, Laaino Clover. uuu. o-room moa em house, electric, furnished, oast side, immediate possession, $5500. J. F. Boylan, Broker, 122 N. Cen tral. Phone 4952. WANT Trailer house. State price, size and model. Box 365-B, Ross Lane. LOST Gas "A" ration book. Rubin aowell. prospect, ore., uox 03. REWARD for any information con cerning dark brown fur-lined lady's gloves taken Thursday, Nov. 16, at Groceteria No. 2, from Mrs. Rice's shopping cart. Phone 3922, - CTfXIUET BTT 4-beTl and t-bafl sets, M.83 and up. Glva one lor Christmas this year, filma Bros- 33 N. Fir. WANTED Ironing "In your home. Competent, reliable. P. O. Box 901. WANTED Camera for serviceman overseas. A. I. Hall. Phone FOR SALE Grei upright piano: 38 colt pistol ana ammunition, mailbox; electric dock, electric 94 Rmi Avenue. FOR SALE Daveno. clarinet, music stand, old sewing machine. 403 King. FOR SALE Electric vibrator massage health macnine, an mew, . General Electric motor. Uk new. $20. Barnett Road. Box 414. FLOOR SANDING and flnlshlnf . Mod ern equipment, ruwu auv. FOR SALE Four-year-old brown Jer- sey cow, lust xresn. t.c ..-. j milker, can deliver. LeRoy Myers. .TDoirennvin. near McKee Bridge. FOR SALE Live fat colored hens. 35c ID. Bit a. riiversioc. FOR SALE New heavy duty, cast steel, all roller bearing sawmill: two 3 3161 x 10" mandrels. Cheney Lumber Co., Central Point. FOR SALE Crosscut saws. (TJ4". : B'. $3. Circular saws 8", W.50; 10 . S. Pair attractive antique Iron electric wall ilxtures. 5. Pair fencing rapiers. 5. Miscellaneous. 103 South Holly, Apt. 1, aide porch "f- r uAMTirn To r.nt or lease a or 9- bedroom unfurnished house, pre Miutii.n.. rare auaranteed. or will buy on terms. Call 56981 mornings. FOR SALE 20-acre ranch, 7 acres irrigated, good buildings. Rt. , Box 202, Phoenix Hlllcrest road. Call Sundays or after o p. m. ween nw. AUCTION SALE Stock and equlp- , ment. Having soia w v-" rj? sell at public auction to the high est bidder on Monday. NovemBer 20, beginning at 11 V."". "hull lowing property: 1 rXirharo bull 1 Guernsey cow. 3 yrs. old: 1 Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old- 1 brown Jersey cow. 3 yrs. old: 6 "J": Guernsey heifers. 3 yrs. old. Durham heifers, y;'Jn'i bull calf. 3 moa. old, eligible to reg ister: 4 Guernsey calves: 4 Durham calves: 1 Jersey cow, 3d calf, 1 Jer sey heifer. 1st calf: 4 large sows, 8 feeder hogs. 175-lb. each; 8 feed er hogs. 125-lb. each: 5 feeder hogs. 100-lb. each; 28 feedei hogs. 65to 70 lbs. each: 1 team work horses. 1400 lbs. each,, smooth mouth, 7-yr.-otd brown saddle horse. Ten tons loose alfalfa hay: tons .1-- a..-!..,. 1 4nn Kannta OBIS'. i tons wheat; 1 Duhammel Stock man's saddle: good set heavy hex ' ness: 25 N. H. Red chickens; 1 14- in. 2-bottom tractor piuw Deere); 1 10-ft. all-steel , gin drill. row -John Deere orn planter, horse or tractor; 1 electric cycle grinder and emery; 1938 model A John Deere tractor, new motor; o-n. """ vator and hydraulic lift vSo kahydrrullc-w'iU be .oldM I.,n.M . ll In nnm Rnuil. They all fit this 'tractor and should go with lt. A drawing at celling price will be neld on wis gruuy.i , u..i..mr ward aeneral pur pose Hammer mill, hopper, feeder I i - nnj eanlrT- 3 rolls 4-f t. Page n 7-ft. fence posts: 1 lot misc. barb wire: 1 steel wheelbar- , iSnf bi.dI ....Mm seDarator: 9-cntlnn hnrrnW! 1 Cultivator; 3 rubber-tired hay wagons; 1 . 10-ft. McCormtck hay rake: 250 feet 6-m. , nnA- i au.h. n aas en- gin! and pump; , 2 500-capacity chick brooders; 1 dining room table i h..ra. 4 rfrftitsers: 1 orewar davenport and chair; 1 inner spring mattress and box spring; 3 bed steads and coll springs: I Montgom ery ward B-tuoe consuie oi iorm tools i. c- , hoes, etc., too numerous to men- Ranch 1 located mllei out Crater Lake highway. First ranch on the left beyond Camp White. ' t u I. Irnntun n Klncald Dlace. Monday. Nov. 20, beginning at 11 a. m. Lunch will he served on the grounds. Terms of sale are cash. . , ART DAUGHERTY, OWNER. K. W. HOLMES, Auctioneer N. A. Mimu. Lt.nniv opdi a , S' vmtr nrnKen window guUSI New glass Installed while vou wait UUiunu in i i.i- vjin. The Glass House, Phone 4112 mth and Urtpe APPLES 75o up. Bring containers. Walter Tone, atewari wwiw- . CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR gave Tim. Cash and Gam Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 3918. 6th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to u WE HAVE a large supply of fancy turkeys, hens, fryers. Phone your order early. East Side Market of WANTED RAW FURS. Highest cash prices paid for, muskrot, mink, bobcat, etc. See us for your game traps. We also buy hides, pelts, wool and mohair. ,,- MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSB , 27 N. Grape. Dial 3744. FOR SALE Allis-Chalmera W. ji. 6. cat., wide tract, K model, oil burn er; or will trade for suitable Ash land, Medford or valley real estate. Also 1 American mill, set up for ties, with 60 Best power plant. Fred L. Speece. Phone 7394. block north of Big Y, Old Central Point highway. - Medford. pnono aeuo. ABA1TS ubv unnM. permanenia specialty. Ph. 868. 120 N Central. FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN THE ORXOON FINANCE CO. - S South Central A Pioneer Firm WANTED 2d hand Gibson guitar in good condition. Write Tribune. Box 4583. MEDFORD BARGAM HObSE npRHIALS Just received shipment ot single and oounie electric piaw-. v . . . skillets, chicken fryers and Dutch ovens. Get yours While tuck Is com. piste. BLANKETS A new shipment of wool Bianxets ana pncea - while they last Also close out on sleeping bags at SB.S3, ail wool filled. ' Ann(h.f shlnment of trunks, suitcases, overnight bags and Up per bags. PIPE. PIPE PIPE. Urge stock of fir.war nine at ore-war orlces Get It now. before prices advance Also an sues or . pipe tirangs, automat ic pressure pumps, pitcher pumps, centrtfucal and rotary pumps. New stock of pipe dies and cuttera and downspout, all sizes. . HARD TO GET ITEMS: Steel wool, dish and wash pans, wheelbar rows, galvanized buckets, garbage cans, trypans, coffee pots douhle boilers, washboards, milk buckets and other Items too numerous to mention. v ' FOR THE LOG Otl! Chains, hooks, binders, canthookt, pea vies, fire protection tools and extin guishers, ate. HOUSE PAINTS; All colors at tl.83 per gallon. Also shingle stain and oils ROOFING PAPER: Large stoek all sites and weights, also felt paper, sheeting paoer and building paper, roofing nalla and cement at leas than mall order prices. FOR THE FARMER! Large stock of fencing, netting, barb wire ateel posts, pesthole diggers, staples, hay cable and pulleys, binding twine and bale ties Also work harness, collars and pads. See us tor prices FOR THE MECHANIC! Just re ceived a large shipment of Crescent and pipe wrenches, bench grinders and vises, mandrels, bresst drills, ballpene hammers and tool boxes Bee us about your needs. NEW SHIPMENT of white enam eled ranees, with or without colls: trash burners, box heaters. Buy. : now wnue stock is complete; aiso zirepiace Dasxets. AUTOMATIC GAS and oil hot ter heaters, toilets, laundry trays, lavatories, septic tanks, soil pipe and fittings, faucets gsrden bibbs. valves and fittlnea. shower hesds. drains and all kinds of plumbing repairs) . no priority requireo. IfUmrLLl. L.U-IE. tents, ' .w ers. tarpaulins and priced light, at pre-war prices;, also aeer oags. LARGE ASSORTMENT of linole um rugs In aires from 0x9 to 13x15 at pre-war prices. REMEMBER, lt always pays to anop at tne MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE, 97-29 N Grape St Dial .1744 FOR RENT Individual furniture storage lockers. Faber's. Ph. 4449. FOR SALE 24' Glider house trailer. All modern, electric brakes, elec- " trie refrigerator, camp u Heat. WE HAVE a laree suddIv of fancy turkeys, .hens, fryers. Phone your order early. East Side Market of Medford. pnone 2805. BuV " vaur " antl-freeze now: limited supply. One fill should last all win- xer. L. u. layior ,o., ii a. tuver- siae. mono awoo, JUST arriced. spring-tooth and spike tooth harrows and grain drills. L. Tayior to., iu a. wiversiae. Phone 2963. Electric lights Running Water Radio Refrigerator Washing Machine Electric Appliances LIGHT-PLANT BATTERIES fo-eeff set, I3-pofe tin. ft o. b. focfory Matter Quality POWERUTE BaHertes cost lets per month because they lost longer! Glait-flber retainers, leakproof seal, big sediment space, double plate-anchor, glass case i . ell these extra features add up to longer, trouble-free battery service. A compefe lino of light-plant batteries of various sizes and prices is always available at Wards. GUARANTEED 10 YEARS! If a Ward battery fails within Its guarantee period, Wards win replace It with a NEW baftery.eharglng only for the service received. BUY NOV; . ; ; only 10 down payment PAY LATER -. ; -. 12 month for balanco ber Co. 8. Riverside at Barnett. Mo priorities neeaeq. WE HAVE a large supply of fancy " Mrifard. Phone 2805. WANTED To buy portable radio and electric razor for service man. R. A. Miksche. telephone 3758. FOR RENT Paint spray gun by day or week. Fiber's, 34 S. Riverside. Phone 4449. , WANTED Driver. Medford1 Tuel Co. $280(n: :uh. a-bedroora ftouj( ga rage, laundry trays, hrubt. oil heater, alec trio refrigerator, fully furnished with good furniture. Located on Alloa St. Victor C Sether. Brophy Bldg. " WE BUVEM WE SELLEM Come In and Sea Them 1939 Pontiae Sedan. 1933 Pontiae Sedan. 103S Plymouth Sedan. 1935 Plymouth Sedan. ' 1936 Nash Sedan. , 193S Studebaker Sedan. 1929 Model A Roadster. -New hupply Dayton-McCUven 6-Ply Tires Bring In Your Certificates Goodyear Batteries Fog Lttee Antl-freeze Heater Hose Get Ready for Winter Now A. Z. T'Tubby" DEAN Your Pontlaa Dealer Richfield Station. Dial 1941.- 0th and Grape. Bur War Bonda. Complete Factory Approved SAFETY SERVICE Chrvtlar Fa J tory EnginMfo tc Parts for Chr filar Dodga PLYMOUTH Dodga Trucks L C. TAYLOR CO. aOOGEsWTRUCKS US So. Rivutld Phono 296S WANTED '50 USED CARS Medford' Larger! Buyer Payi Highest Caih Prices No Delay. "Ask the man who fold one" HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE . 33 S. Riverside Dial 4980 POISON OAK? Try botJ ot ZEMACOL Von mast be satisfied or roar money cheerfully refunded net bottle ta day at WK8TEKN TIIKIVI. CORN REMOVER ei.m ''""a1! and does . n. losses Exclusively at WESTERN THRIFT MONTGOMERY WARD Si' MONTGOMERY WARD 119.95 y i i nil aAITU HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. Riverside Dial 4980 Mo Sixth and try. Phona 2297 29 NORTH RIVERSIDE PHONE 4011 ntgomery Ward UZ $? Central Phone 3930 "v
