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LOCAL and PERSONAL Correction James H. Ber rian, who recently visited his grandmother, Mrs. Hattie L. Rankin, 114 Genesee street, Is a radioman 1c, not radioman Sc as was stated in Sunday's Mail Tribune. Carnival A carnival will be held December 9 at the Lake Creek Community hall with pro ceeds going to the hall. Games, a fish pond, needlecraft and good food will be among the many attractions. ASM1 -sW sfri COO etaer MONARCH FOODS-sll Imt as Ooodl Ported BaU Theodore Franklin and Harry J. Carman, both posted $10 bail at the city police station Sunday on charges of being drunk and dis orderly. Traffic Violators Bob Ebel was fined $2.50 In city court this morning for double park ing . his vehicle. John Cearley posted $5 bail on a charge of double parking. Minor Accidents C. V. Eng lish, 113 Laurel street, and J. F. Baylan, 122 North Central ave nue, drove passenger cars in volved in a minor accident Monday on Sixth street and Central avenue, according to a report on file. Announce Committee Ki- wanian Dames will sell Christ mas seals in the booths of the Jackson County Public Health association tomorrow,, it was announced today. Serving on the committee will be Mrs. A. M. Downs, Mrs. E. T. Anderson, Mrs. Paul Selby, Mrs. Ed Niles, Mrs. F. J. Mitchell, Mrs. O. Arnspigeiy Mrs. Carl Tengwald, Mrs. C. Lyall Fidler, Mrs. A. Cunningham and Mrs. A. K. Manno. TYPISTS ATTENTION We need additional typists to help in our Christmas Mail Order Dept. Work is available In the day or evening crews, - You can earn that extra money for Christmas, or tor that extra War Bond. We have our own Bus service and Cafeteria. , Call Mrs. Bartelt at 2161. Or, Call In person at Bear Creek Orchards. BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS South Pacific Highway Medford CALENDAR Tuesday 6:30 p. m. Lady Lions cover ed dish supper at home of Mrs. Frank Cullens, 641 South Holly street. 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, P.E.O., home of Mrs. Victor Seth er, 1007 Queen Anne avenue. Program by Miss Helen Parish. 8 p. m. Pythian Sisters, reg ular temple meeting with elec tion of officers. 8:00 p. m Past Presidents, Degree of Honor, at home of Adabee Seller, 1132 West Main street, for Christmas party. Wednesday 10:30 a. m. DAV Auxiliary Sewing club, home of Mrs. Ber tha Neff, 811 Bennett street Covered dish luncheon at noon. 12 noon Get-Together club, pot-luck luncheon at Eagles hall. Members urged to attend to transact important business. 12 Noon Daughters of the Nile, potluck luncheon at home of Mrs. Bert Orr,.220 Bameburg Road, followed by sewing tor Shrine hospital. All members in vited to attend. - 1:00 p. m. Women of Rotary, annual Christmas party at home of Mrs. Ernest R. Gilstrap, 33 Geneva street. Bring exchange gift and charity gift. 1:45 p. m. Contemporary Book club, home of Mrs. C. I. Drummnnd, 1336 Queen Anne avenue 2:00 p. lu.-vuull Missionary society, First Christian church, church parlors.' 2:30 p. m. Wednesday Study club at Girls' Community club. Thursday 0:30 a. m. Medford Garden club, home of Mrs. W. L. Green leaf, 103 South Holly street, to make Christmas wreaths for Camp White hospital. Bring sack lunch, evergreens and red ber ries. 10:00 a. m. Red Cross open house at courthouse in observ ance of Pearl Harbor Day. Pub lic invited. - 10:00 a. m. Camp White Red Cross auxiliary, courthouse audi torium, to participate in Red Cross open house. 10:30 a. m. Wenonah club Christmas party at home of Mrs. waiter Wilson, Janney Lane. Covered dish luncheon at noon. Bring table service. 2:00 p. m. Women's Relief corps, at armory for annual de partmental inspection. ' Hums To Meet Graduate Nurses association. District Four, will meet at the Girls Community club Friday night for the annual Christmas party. Public health nurses will be hostesses for the party and those attending are asked to bring gifts for exchange. On Dean's List Miss Vila dean Halgren of Medford and Miss Jean Brown of Applegate were both on the recently pub lished dean's list at Armstrong cording to a news release from the school. To attain this honor a student must have at least a B average in all subjects. Miss Halgren is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Halgren, 31S Portland avenue, and Miss Brown is the daughter of Henry B. Brown, Applegate. . Groups To Meet Crater Lake Post and Auxiliary, Vet erans of . Foreign Wars, will meet this evening at the Med ford armory at 8 o'clock. Re freshments will be served after the regular business meeting by members of the losing team in the recent membership ' drive conducted by the auxiliary. The losing team, captained by Mrs. Mabel White, reported four new members and Mrs. Frances Zundell, captain of the winning team, reported 14 new mem bers gained during the member ship drive. . Un Mall Tribune Want Ad. WANT TO TOY Formal, aire 1S- rnone 04 fit. ?ATR ONIE your local transfer eom pnf, operating in Awuiuns. tinea 1910. Davli Transfer Ac 8 torsi Co.. .0 S. rir at. phone S880. FOR SALE Excellent baklns and cookung apple. Reefer Fruit Co. AUo cull Cornice peare. COME TO Lake Creek Community hall carnival, December 0. Proceed ror penem oz nail. WE STILL have Itock PREWAil Bu Pont automobile finishes. Let us re flnth your car while these mater ials last. All work guaranteed. 8IMONIZING STEAM CLKANTNO MITCHELL PAINT SHOP. duo a. mvcraiao FARMERS, attention City Transfer At Storage offers you a complete service In all hauling and delivery oi anything, ynone 4064, 38 s. rir. LIVESTOCK AUCTION every Satur oay at tne ravmon, rnoemx. ure.. commencing 1 p. m. sharp. All con signments 'must be at yarda not later than 11 a. m., Saturday. We . had over 300 head of catUe -last week and fully that many for next sale. Have some good Hereford stock cows and calves, also some Hereford feeder steers. All dairy and breeding cows and heifers must come Friday for test. We positively do not test or vaccinate on Satur day. Have out-of-state buyera com lna for next Saturday sale. We cater strictly to the sale and trans portation of livestock. Whether you wish to buy or sell, plan to attend next sale. A two-unit milking machine will be sold just prior to the livestock sale. This machine Is practically new. SOUTHERN OREGON LIVE STOCK AUCTION OO. Col. A. H. Dudley, AuoUoneer. Phone 6235, Metuord, Ore. JUST ARRIVED Two and three- wheel scooters less than ceiling price at siats bhus. 1 Tuesday. Dee. 5. 1944 MEDFORD MAIL THIB TTKT. Fl VTl FOF7 dACC Canned pumpkin. OasT- dale Grocery. WANTED To buy or rent 4 or 8 -room house. Tribune Box 691. BLACKBOARDS Ease!; will and desk types. Below celling price, use our lay-away service. SIMS BROS., 44 n. rir. ALPHABET. sKulding and rattle DlocKs lull arrivea supply unui. ed. SIMS BROS., 23 N. fir, JEEPS, trucks. Units, trailers, guns, amphibian Jeeps everything for the model builder. Use our lay-away service, ainaa Bus,, 33 . rir. FOR SALE Diamond brooch, act with Bl diamonds, many of them of large site, platinum mounting, price 2500. Left for sale at 45 South Central. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON All kinds of beauty service. Permanent a specialty. Ph. 2664. 120 N. Central. REPLACE your broken window glass. New glass installed while your wait MEDFORD MILLWORK CO. The Glass House. Phone 4112. 10th and Crape. WOODBURNING SETS A few leTt. If you are planning to give one of these for Christmas get It now. pima pnua., n. nr. Ensign Leaves Ensign Jim my Hickman, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hickman, 207 Haven street, left Medford Saturday for San Francisco where he re ported for navy duty. Ensign Hickman came here from Chica go "Where he recently finished midshipman training. Too Late to Classify CHRiSTMAS Yfellllfl 710 E. Main, corner K. Main and Tripp its. Hours 11 a. m. to 6 p. in. Starting Decern- oer o. FOR RENT 2-bedroom modern house, 5 acres ground. Fern valley. Rea sonable to party who will complete painting, etc. Call 117 Mistletoe. ncr njju p. m. eat tea u.j y. in. FOUND, November 19, a valuable iaay wruiwiicn. uwnw may same by proving ownership and paying advertisement costs. Tribune BOX 1181 DOUBLE silver fox fur for sale either double or single. White-tipped tail ana paws, ynone aow. FOR SALE A fur coat. Phone S343. FOR RENT Nicety furnished room: bath and kitchen priveleges. 7 cnesmut. f none io-m. FOR SALE A shipment of poultry netting has just arrived. Have a good stock to select from. Both 1" and 3" mesh, at H. C. I. store, 124 . Kiveniae. MerriCK mag. FOR SALE Fisher's calf meal or builder pellets. Faber'a. Phone 4449, a o. Kivers.de. WANTED Maple finish combination chest of drawers and desk. Call 4281 HOLSTEIN-JERSEY fresh cow, second calf, good producer. Phone 6094. FOR SALE Wagon and hayrack!' two sectlon harrow, one-horse cultivator, 12-ln. walking plow, all In good con dition; also small mine car and light rails; a set of pipe stock and dies, size 4-ln. to Ui-ln.; pipe. vice, cnam pipe wrencn ana misc. xarrr. tools. Rt. 2, Box 152, Medford Phone 8948. LOST A gas ration book." Richard Duff an. Rt. 3. Box 811. Essie Point. FOR SALE d acetylene welding out fit, complete with cutting torch; 1 porto-power body Jack, 1 portable radio, 1 clarinet, B-flat Call at 120 e. jacKson st. garage. To save Yourself disappointment- PLEASE D0NX PLAN A HOLIDAY TRIP on Southern Pacific If you are a civilian planning a holiday trip on Southern Pacific this'year, we hope you will give up your plana and thus save yourself from disappointment. Here are the facta: Already, Southern Pacific's volume of passenger traffic is about five times greater than in 1940, a fairly normal year, yet practically no new passenger cars could be built since Pearl Harbor. Too, we must move increasing thousands of sendee men as the war against Japan mounts in intensity. And we must be ready at all times to transport the wounded arriving from the Pacific In addition, thousands of service men and women will be going home over the holidays to visit their families. For many of them, it will be the last chance to go home for a long time. We intend to take care of them. We can't add to -the number of seats and berths on our trains, so it is clear that civilians planning holiday trips on Southern Pacific will be disappointed. Naturally we don't enjoy publishing this warning. Ordinarily we'd be very happy if you "tried the train" on your holiday trip. Maybe next Christmas therell be room for everybody on our trains. We profoundly hope so. But first things come first until this war is over. The friendly Southern Pacific fl LOST Small coin "purse, containing currency, at Newberry's. Ph. 2443. FrtR RENT Furnished 2-bedroom "tment upstairs, $20 per month. ' -'nkers. 1 7 Newtown. Phone BOAT for sale. 18-foot; cedar; reason- able. Call 7104. THERE will be a good line-up of' cat 1 tie and hogs sold at the Midway Auction yards Thursday. Some fat hops ready to butcher. 1 combina tion stock and horse trailer, a good one. Several pieces of antique furni ture, consisting In part of the fol lowing articles: 1 3-pieco bedroom set, several oak chairs, tables and misc. articles, 1 Kimball upright piano, 1 flat-top 6-hole range and many other useful items. MIDWAY AUCTION CO. Sale starts 10:30 Thursday. December 7. fl0C A Cash, 2-bedroom house, ga wfaUtJv rage, laundry trays, shrubs, oil heater, electric refrig erator, fully-- furnished with good furniture. Located on Alice St. Vic tor C. Sether, Brophy Bldg. FARMERS. ATTENTION! la your barn lot muddy? Need a floor In Sour bam: We have rough 3x12 for .is purpose Very reasonable. How ooui some rougn ixexis ror fenc ing No priorities needed CAME RON. MDFFTTT i.imnm rr Riverside and Barnett Rd Ph 8482 FOR SALE OR TRADE Hudson dan, 8 good tires. 843 Effle St 2 MAJOR FIRST-RUN HITS I Shows Start 1:45 6:45 - 8.30 FOR SALE Prewar wicker baby car rloge. used very little, 823; boy's shoe lea skates, else 6, $5.90. Phone OUOtf. STRAYED from home, "Bugs.'1 a two-year-old black cocker spaniel. Any one knowing his whereabouts pleas cnn utau. inanK you. WANTED Automatic minute minder with timing to SB minutes. Phone W A N T E D Carpenter: "would-bes" need not apply. Fred Powers Rt. 4, Box 375-E. WANTED Hide to Los Angeles, about Dec. 20. Will share expenses. Call at 120 E. Jackson st garage. FOR SALE Electric toasters, 2 break fast sets, etc. Bab's Second-hand store, cor. Bin and orape. FOR S A L E Apples Spitzenberg, Newtown, Golden Ortleys, Delicious. Will deliver. Phone 4859. G. W. Cady, 441 N. Fir. WA NTED--One young dairy cow. Must be heavy producer and double Tea tea. fnone t(U7. FOR RENT Apartment, close In, fully furnished. 445 S. Front. LOST In vicinity" Roosevelt school, child's gold-rimmed glasses In dark case wnn initial n on 11. rn. vxno. ATTENTION Pvthian Sisters! Tern. pie meeting, 8, with election of of- ncers. SLEEPING room, close in;' private en trance and bath. Phone 3287. WANTED Planing mill help, sleady work, top wages. Southern Oregon FOR SALE Mohair davenport, I IB; iwiuih waif, yo. rnunsi atfjo, ejygef. FOR SALE Collapsible baby buggy in good condition. Price flu. Phone 00, genual j-pint. TURKEYS wanted. Call Kd Milne, Quality Market. Phone 4705, or afC-O. FOR SALE Ortho rodent destroyer a ins mis, mice, squirrels ana gopn ers. Faber'a. Phone 4440. 34 8. niviUB.ua. ALPHABET BLOCKS New shipment. afUlUV lUfW, Dimo DHU9., e r w, SEPTIC tank and1 cesspool cleaning. wiiwry equipment, rnone Big. CROQUET SETS make an. ideal Christ. mas gut. come in and look our up ply over. 4 and 8-ball sets. SIMS ttua, a 3 . rir. FOR SALE Extra fancy and fancyH cpiuenoerg appies. oaitaaie (iroc- WJf. NO 1 KLAMATH Netted Gem pota- duj bkji age poiaioee now. Oakdale Grocery. J TICK HORSES We have iheni FOR SALE '33 De Boto 4 -door se- asa, " aaitgo, near yiauii, cxveueni tires, clean; ready to go. This car same as a Dodge or Plymouth. Small 6-eylindcr. Ceiling price $550, our mice. 430. Chamn'i r.mM an v. Wanted spot cash for good wood or electric ran as. Call rhimn'a 594a. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR. . eve Time, Cash end Oae. Call Automobile Markat, r mandly Medford Dealer. Ph. ,9i9'. eih and Bartlett. No Red Tape When You Sell to Us. BUY WAR BONDS! Night, Only Veekdiyi Door, Open 8:45 CLOSED WEDNESDAY HURRYI ENDS TONITEI COMING THURSDAYI MARY ASTOR Herbert Marshall in "YOUNG IDEAS" PLUS ROY ROGERS "HANDS ACROSS THE BORDER' LAST NITE1 , ANN SOTHERN In "MAISIE GOES . TO RENO" Plus "The Racket Man THE FALCON GOES INTO ACTION AGAIN! Start, Wednesday -4 TOM CONWAV MARTHA MacVICAR MONA MARIS . PLUS 25P I pSISl ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BAZAAR AND DINNER' Presbyterian church. Dee. 6. Bazaar opens 1 p, m. Home-cooked food and hand-mad articles for Christmas gifts. Ham dinner will be served at 6:30 p. m. Publlo Invited. PLASTIC tea time dish seta. tTnbreak able lust the gift for that Uttl m gin. siMa Bnus., aa w. rir. WE BUY EM WE CTLLTJM COME IN AND SEE EH 1SSS Olds coupe, 193S Plymouth sedan. 1930 Masn sedan, 1D36 ponuac sedi 10.18 Olds sedan. 1035 Studebsker I 1035 Ford sedan. 1837 Pontlao sedan 1930 Pontlac sedan, Sportlltea. foglltes, iMttarlca. anti freeze. Get winterized now. Larga supply famous Dayton McClaxea , A. Z. Tubby" Dean. Your Pontlao Dealer. Richfield Station Dial M4S 0th and Grape St. Buy Bonds. STARTS TOMORROW fXfP rotty &nd Betty chasing him U tilaiiout jauslcal UST TIMI TONITI FREE if ( x r u lyiiiat; Oeraldlne Towtuend Fitch crnnr o GERALDIIIE TOVIIISEIID FITCH s American author and lecturer with a back ground of 20 yean of residence In China. Her addren is tpohtored by the MEDFORD ROTARY CLUB WEDNESDAY, 8 P. IV. VT THE Senior High School Auditorium "This addretf will be especially timely "THE NEW CHINA IN THE PACIFIC." Be ture to attend at gueiti of the Medford Rotary club. Published In cooperation with the Medford FofarT Club', INSTITUTE OF INTERNA TIONAL UNDERSTANDING! terlei by M ontgomery Ward