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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1944)
rridar. See. 28, 1844 AUTO STICKERS CP. LEGION POST TO BE INSTALLED SGT. HOLLENBECK This time the Nazi tanks were only 200 yards from American positions. The second attack completely disrupted the enemy columns, the dispatch concludes. TEW MEDTORD MAIL TBIBUWE . Sgt. Robert D. HoIIenbeck of 722 North Riverside avenue ia a member of a P-47 Thunder bolt fighter group which was recently awarded a distinguish ed unit citation for smashing two German armored columns near St Lo on July 11, accord ing to a news dispatch from the Ninth Air Force headquarters In France. The Germans, attempting to drive a wedge Into American lines extending from Bayeau to the Cherbourg peninsula, were spotted and attacked under a 1000 foot celling, the dispatch reads. Nearly a third of the tanks were knocked out. The Thunderbolts landed to refuel and rearm, then attacked again. Siskiyou Highway Reported Slippery Ashland, Dec. 20 The Siski you mountain section of the Pa cific highway is very slippery, according to a report from the weather bureau atop the moun tain: ' Chains should be used. Two or three inches of snow fell Wednesday night and snow plows have been unable to get the roads entirely clear of snow. In addition to the slippery con dition, temperature on the moun tain top was 28 degrees Wednes day, The works of the great clock on the Campanile of the Uni versity of California at Berkely are lodged in an underground vacuum. Salem, Ore., Dee. 29 (U.B The new 194S automobile regis tration stickers must be at tached to vehicles on and after Jan. 1, Secretary of State Rob ert S. Farrell, Jr., warned Ore gon motorists today. With only three days remaining in which to obtain the stickers, there are more than 250,000 who have not applied as yet. A total of 163,378 applications have been received so far, Fat rell said. Application may be made by mail to the Salem of fice, or In person to the two Portland branch offices of the state department. The stickers should be placed on the upper part of the right hand windshield, behind the rear-view mirror, Farrell said. U. S. and Federally Graded Meats Piggly Wiggly S. Riverside at 13th & S. Central FRESH FISH and OYSTERS Fillet Sole Fillet ' Red Snapper Halibut Fresh Shrimp Fresh Oysters, pt. 65c Salmon Sliced .... lb. 39c We're welcoming the New Year with a pledge to continue serving you to the best of our ability. Greetings, folks, and remember' our address next time you're out shopping! , CLOSED SUII.MOII. PORK SAUSAGE per lb. 33c SEASONED JUST RIGHT v POINT FREE NO CEREAL o Fresh Ground BEEF 2 55c POINT FREE UNTIL JAN. 1st o FRYING SIZE RABBITS per lb. 49c Veal Roasts .... . .... 28c UtllS - TUUIflti AND FAT b-io. Average - per pound 39c Per Pound SHOULDER CUTS POINT FREE State officers of the American Legion will arrive In Medford Wednesday to aid in the installa tion program for the newly- formed Myers-Holland Post No, 129, .at Central Point. Officers to be present for the installation are Penn Crum, state command er, Fritz Nissen, state adjutant, Niel Allen, past state command er. Jack Maris, fourth district v.jt V n f ! Penn Crum commander, and Floyd K. Dover, fourth district liaison of ficer. Joseph R. Krupp, Sr., com mander of the Central Point post, and other post officers will meet the state officials at the Medford hotel at 7 p. m. from where they will escort them to Lloyd Rupp's place In Central Point. From there the state of ficers will be escorted by the Central Point high school band to the Grange hall, where the installation will take place. Officers for the new post, be sides Joseph R. Krupp, com mander, are A. E. Powell, first vice commander, Walter N. Haw ley, second vice commander William W. Crabb, adjutant, L. P. Mathes, finance officer, Sel don Hill, chaplain, and Ray Wat kins, sergeant at arms.- Executive committee is com posed of William B. Kincaid, H. P. Jewett, Don Faber, Harvey Cassman and James C. Ross. A large delegation of Medford Legionnaires will meet at the Medford hotel at 6 p. m. where they will pool their cars for the drive to Central Point. Closing time for Classified Ads 9 a. m Too Late to Classify 12:30 p m imm mm fast BETTER RESERVE YOUR NEW SOIL SlTffiAE CKEIK H'W A Limited Number Are Under Construction Reserve Yours Now! OTo meet the urgent demand for Cold Storage Lockers we are expanding this department and making available these new lockers. These lockers are CENTRALLY LOCATED AT OUR PLANT JUST TWO BLOCKS FROM MAIN STREET. They are accessible LONGER HOURS, too from 7:00 A. M. 'til 10:00 P. M. If you wish to reserve one of these lockers we suggest that you ACT NOW. A $2.00 deposit will hold any one of them. 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Un-Trimmed Coats are now Marked $19.97 $35.00 Un-Trimmed Coats are now Marked $23.33 $39.95 Un-Trimmed Coats are now Marked $26.64 $49.95 Fur-Trimmed Coats are now Marked $33.30 $69.95 Fur-Trimmed Coats are now Marked $46.63 $89.95 Fur-Trimmed Coats are now Marked $59.97 $95.00 Fur-Trimmed Coats are now Marked $63.33 DRESSES Vi OFF EXQUISITE DRESSES in PRINTS, STRIPES & SOLID COLORS $19.95 Dresses Clearanced Priced at $13.30 $24.95 Dresses Clearanced Priced at $16.63 $29.95 Dresses Clearanced Priced at $19.97 mi ini itmnnmii ii itint tHitt mti im tti n tiitiii t Children's COATS After .Chtlilmn Clearance of Jackets and Coaif for glrli. , Brok.n lota and sises In wools and part wools. Your choic. tomorrow at Mann'i for Just HALF PRICE WASH FROCKS REDUCED Cl.aranc. en Cotton Waih Frocki. Her. ar. fast color prints, stripes and florali, Short il..T. styles and In tiies from io 44. Regular values up to $2.98. Out they go tomorrow morning for ust l$1 18 SWEATERS at 20 OFF Th. Afl.r-Chrlsimai Cl.aranc of Women's and Misses' Sweaters. Her. ar. Pull-OTort and Cardigans. All wool, long and short sU.t. styles. Soma ara slightly soiled and not all sIsm. But all reduced 20. Get on. tomorrow for wear this Wlni.rl Entrances On Both Main & Central Ave. ttiiiiiiiitiiiiiiniui,,,,,,,, Knmnmnth, Children's ROBES Warm Quilted CoUon Robes for children. Good looking prints to choose from, but broken sixes. Com arly for this special. Reduced One Third nmniumitmi
