Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 18, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and -salaried Set. . L. Neff has been assigned to overseas duty, according to Information re ceived by his father. J. A. Neff, fUr route. Sgt. Neff has been stationed at Kearns, Idaho. Inducted EIRey Edmund Magnls, registrant at local draft board number 1, who volunteer ed for immedite induction, was taken into the army January S at Fort Lewis, Wash., according to information released her to day. e e e f Traffic Accident Cara driv en by W. B. Glass, 425 Earhart street, and H. O., Youmani of route 1 were involved in a traf fic accident this morning result ing in an estimated $10 damage to one of the cars according to r a report on file. . Examiner Coming A travel ing examiner of operators and chauffeurs will be at KP HaU Friday and Saturday from 9 a. m, to 6 p. m. All those wish ing permit or licenses to drive cars are asked to get in touch with the examiner during these hours. Permit Issued J. E. Smith was issued a permit yesterday to install a new cement founda tion at his residence, 20 Mistle toe street. Cost Involved is esti mated' at $75, which includes tearing out the old foundation according to a report in the city superintendent's office, Board to Meet An import ant meeting of the board of di rectors of the Medford Council of Church Women will be held at 2 p. m. Friday in the Presby terian church parlors, it was an nounced today. Mrs. A. H. Greg ory, president of the council, urges all officers, chairmen of standing committees and repre sentatives of the affiliated churches to be present, Leaves Saturday . 1st Lt. Frank H. Rogers, Jr., who has been visiting with his parents Mr. and Mrs, Frank H, Rogers, Sr., on South Oakdale avenue since December 24 will leave Medford Saturday to report to the Santa Ana, Calif., army air base,. Rogers Is. a pilot on a B-17 bomber and served with the 8th AAF in England before coming home. He was promoted to 1st lieutenant a few months ago. - - . In Georgia Miss Nancy B. Wall, storekeeper second class In the Waves, is now attending specialist school at Georgia State College -f o t- Women; at MUledgeville, Ga. Miss Wall was recently transferred to Georgia from Hunter. College in New York where ' she received her Indoctrination training. Miss Wall wrote relatives saying that she liked the south very much, "except the bugs," and added that the people are very men ly and "make us feel right at home." Miss Wall is the daugh ter pt Mr. and Mrs. B. W, Wall, Roes Lane. Child' Injured Celia Clogs ton, aged nine, is a patient in Community hospital where she was taken Tuesday with a head injury suffered when she fell from her bicycle while return- Ing from school in the Griffin Creek district. She was report ed today as recovering and will be removed to her home tomor row. The child makes her home with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clogston. Mr. Clogs ton returned home Sunday from San Francisco where he had been a patient in a San Fran cisco hospital since the latter part of December. OPENING DANCE SILVER MOON Come and Meet Your Friends) - Same Good Times Dancing Every Sat. Night Silver Moon Orchestra Cheerful ire Drink mind with Canada Dry Water even Bound battar. "PIN POINT Cakbonation fives them a rparkle you can hear... I a liveliness that lasts. , CANAD A; tvf (IS PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 8:00 p. m. Stated meeting Ad- arel chapter No. 3, OES, Jackson ville visiting members welcome. o:oo p. m. Medford BPWC, Girls' Community club, program on Four-H club work. . 8:00 p. m. Nurses Aide corps, home of Mrs. J. C. Boyle, 1019 South Oakdale avenue.. 8:00 p. ro. Mistletoe Camp, R. N. A., public Installation of officers at K. of P. hall. Friday 1:00 p. m. Friday Luncheon club, home of Mrs. Cobb, 811 King street. Bring own service. 1:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers club, home of Mrs. Austia Borne- burg, 1297 Sunset avenue. 2:00 p. rh. Board of direc tors, Medford Council of Church women, at wesoytenan cnurcn parlors. 0:30 p. m. Canton Siskiyou No. 16 and auxiliary, covered dish supper at I. O. O. F. hell installation of new officers, je.ua Gould, chairman for supper. 7:30 p.. m. Ladies Auxiliary No, 421 to United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners No. 2067, regular business meeting at Carpenters hall. , 8:00 p. m. Talk on "When Johnny Comes Marching Home", courthouse auditorium by Lt. Com. Meyer Zellgs, USNR, sponsored by Committee for Community Aids to Veterans. Public invited. 8:30 p. m. Wenonah club, public card party at Redmen nau, Fourth and Apple streets, Saturday 11 a., m. Degree of Honor Juvenile club," Lincoln school for installation of officers. ' Back to Duty Master Sgt. Seth Coy, AAC, left Medford Monday after a 15-day furlough at the home of his mother, Mrs. Susie Coy of Gold Hill. He re ported to Wendover air base Utah, fo'r probable assignment ohtside continental United States his family said. Coy is well known to people here and was a former Mail Tribune carrier. Saabee Returns ' Ernest T Ross, a gunner's mate lc in the Seabees was honorably dis charged from the U, S. Naval Convalescent hospital, Santa Cruz, Cal., January 9. accord ing to information received re cently. Ross returned home to Gold Hill a few days ago where he and his wife, formerly Ber tha Cdy, are making their home with his mother, Mrs. Susie Coy, Ross, served about 28 months in the Seabees, 22 of which was overseas In the Pacific area. Naval Veteran To Speak Tonight At Apostolic Church Robert M. Hanlln, 1st class petty officer, has returned home on leave after three years on board a U. S. aircraft carrier. Hanlln is wearing three sil ver stars, each representing five major battles. He has been in 17 major engagements; is also wearing the purple heart and the presidential citation, Hanlln will give a talk in the first part of the meeting tonight at the Apostolic Faith cnurcn, corner Third and North Cen tral streets. A revival meeting is under way; large crowds have been in attendance and a mark ed success is reported In the meetings. The sermon will be delivered tonight by Rev. Allen L. Crabtree, one of the evangel ists. The public is invited to these services which open at a o ciock, with a recital by Mrs. Lena Edl ger Wallace, on the newly in stalled Wurlitzer pipe organ. GRIFFIN CREEK CLUB WILL SPONSOR DANCE Griffin Creek, Jan. 18 dance will be given at the Wa gon Wheel in the Griffin Creek district Saturday night, Jan. 20 by members of the Griffin Creek Mothers' club. Funds will be turned over to the school for the hot lunch program. Mrs. Henry Hukill is chairman in charge of the affair. Dancing will begin at 9 p. m. The giant U. S. B-29 bombers each contain more than 3,800 ball and roller bearings in mov ing parts of motors, guns, bomb- sights and operational equip ment. Bit B0TTLI 150 ptus OEPosrr I Earful ! PAPER SALVAGE HILL CONTINUE THROUGH FRIDAY Jackson county's paper salv age drive is further extended through Friday evening accord ing to announcements made by City School Superintendent . H. Hedrlck today. In a report on amount of pa per collected to date Hedrlck said, "two carloads of paper have been sent to Longvlew, Wash., and a third is to be pack ed tomorrow. Quotas have been reached by a greater portion of the school rooms, and response from the rural districts has been excellent under direction of Robert Duff, who has organized the campaign, Schools will continue to re main open evenings by appoint ment through tomorrow night the committee announced. BLIGHT RESISTANT Arrangements have been made by the fruit growers league to have a supply of blight resistant French root pear seed lings grown to supply local needs. Anyone wishing to obtain some of these seedlings for de livery in two years must order before February 1, this year, ac cording to C. B. Cordy, assistant county agent. These seedlings will be grown by Otto Bohnert at Central Point. Anyone wishing to place an order may do so direct to Mr, Bohnert or through the county agent s office. The seedlings will be top worked to a blight resistant frame work at the nursery. This will .supply the grower with a blight resistant root and a blight resistant frame work that can be topworked to the desired va riety after it has grown a few years in the orchard. Livestock Portland. Or.. Jan. IS rtJP) Live stock: Cattle, 300; calves. 0. Steers scarce. Quotable steady at Monday's qecurw. cows ana neiiers acuvo, strone to 35a and mora hisher. Cutter- common. neuers B.a&iu.ou. nieaium beef heifers top to 13. Canner-outter cows 5&B. Fat dairv tvoo cows $8.60 10: one load flood 900-bound stocic cows . Meaium-iooa duiis salable $9,606 11.00. Good-choice veal ers $13.50 3 15. Good grass calves $1350. Hoes. 400. Steady. Good.chalc- 170. au pounds 910.7a; neavjer ana ugnur weignis aowrt 10 qti4.au. 000a sows si;j.3u(9l. f eeder pigs salable siog wooled lambs lacking early; truck-Ins salable to $15. Medium-good 83 pounds oo-pouna cutis o. t-uu vw uora own suao o vo.au. sxiil 9 1 euivivco. sJM OJSDA Livestock. IS (UP) Cattle. 400. Active, steady. Good to choice fed steers quoted 916. one load medium to good 10501 100-pound teen. 710,1a. ii-ooa range cows quoted 11, canners ana QUiiers mostly 9001 Medium sausaee hulls tio Aio.T Calves. 95. Steadv. choice vtalen noes. aim. Acriv. rniiv tiv Early clearance. Half load lata mnri and choice 800-270-pound barrows and M 13 910.10', BOOP SOWS S1V-0. wooled lambs auoted SIS. on ihnrt uean inejuiuni Drougni !. weanes-a; Good fuU-wooled ewe quoted fat luur losai Kaoa n n. 1 nait min- viuveau, - eO tur- HfAf Hogs. 13.000: good and choice 170 140-160 pounds 914914.90; good and early. .iue, ?,ouu; csives, i,wro. Largely steer and heifer run. Most fat steers 1iTii?LtP 17: best medium weights $16.65; top heifers 915.25; bulk Sh'eeD. 4.0OO. Threa InarU ttnnA . choice fed wooled western lambs evtau- I.IUDU; 5UUU miT.-- Portland Produce Portland, Jan. 18 (UP Ems To rataileri, AA extra larga 3Se: AA large amall pullet 40o. wauiinower no. 1 noieburf SI. SO crate local I SO'S l.eo crate. Lettuce California it 3.30JJ0 crate; Arliona (3 crate. Potatoes New, lTorUU rads SJ.17 pc, vpoima Dag. Spinach Taxaa. SI par hamper. Chicago Wheat Chicago. Jan. 18 fUPi Wheat- u .Hllh . Low Clou Julr 134 Sept . 1J3J1 iM Dec. iiVt IM 1J13 154'k t-SSla iJsii Wall Street New York. Jn.- 1ft nioi Another "peace scare" selling movement carriea stock market prices down 1 to more than 3 points in the main list today aiier a temporary show of firm ness at the opening. Prime Minister Winston Churchill asserted in London FREE ESTIMATE Body and Fender Repairs Complete Car Painting We repair those leaders and make your car LOOK LIKE NEW Good Work Good Service Let Us Do It Now Jackson St. Garage 120 E. Jackson Street ---!,' y 1 '. w As ' mm 0 -t.'it '1R CUT A CAPER Slated for spring, this lively cape suit ot peige and brown tweed feat ures weskit for front of cape while back flings low and wide. Bow-necked blouse is of brown rayon crepe. Model is from , Chicago Fashion Industries. than the American triumph at Ardennes "is more likely to shorten this war than lengthen it" Just a few hours before Rus sia asserted her forces had pene trated the German border. The drop in prices wiped' out Dractically all the gains estpb- lished in the previous session. The so-called war babies' rails, steels, alrcratts, motors and railway equipments were under pressure. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. it TeU..163 Anaconda 51 Vi Chrysler 84 Curtiss Wright s General Electric - 39 General Motors 64 Montgomery Ward 60 Penn. R. R 35 Phillips Petroleum 47 Vi J. C. Penney ,...108 Radio lls Southern Pacific ..... 41' Standard Oil of Cal. 40 Texas Gulf Sulphur 37 Transamerlca ... 10 United Aircrafts , 30 U. S. Rubber ,..,.,. 54 U. S. Steel 61 g. r. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Jan. 18 (U.RJ Dairy prices: Butter: 83 score 43. n score 42, 80 seore 42, 89 score 41. Cheese: Wholesale prices, loafs 21.9, trlpleu Z7.2. ggi: Large grade A 47V4 large grade B 43, medium grade A 44, small grade A 39. 100 Hospitals Hit By Navy Bomb Blitz Cleveland (U.R) During the 8A-day robot bomb blitz follow ing the invasion of Normandy, 100 hospitals in London and South England were destroyed, Or. Harold O. Hofmeyer, liaison adviser in medicine to the Brit ish Commonwealth scientific of fice, revealed here recently. Dr. Hofmeyer, speaking to the third war conference of the American Hospital Assn., also disclosed Britain's postwar health plan, which includes three drastic changes: All medical schools not con nected with a university will be eliminated; women students will be admitted to medical schools, and medical education will be placed within the reach of those who are fit for it, regardless of the individual's ability to pay. Closing time (or Sunday Toe Late to Classify 6 30 Saturday afternoon Please remember. PASTEURIZED SKIM MILK ADDS TO ITS GOODNESS LK&tMlttll u a I PERMIT TO BUILD IN HEIGHTS AREA A petition filed by the Friends church requesting permission to erect a church at lot 5, block 2, Siskiyou Heights, failed to pass at a meeting of the Medford city planning commission last night, Ralph 3. Woodford, city recorder announced today. That area has always been a rone 1-A, or a single family residence zone, Woodford point ed out, "and under local law owners of more than 50 per cent of the property within 300 foot radius roust approve a change to non-residence or 2 zoning. The property in question was purchased several years ago with the idea of building a Friends church, spokesmen pointed out. New officers elected to the commission last night were: J. F. Fleigle, president; Dwight Houghton, vice president and R. J. Woodford, secretary. Lutheran Pastor To Be Installed At Church Sunday The Rev. J. L. Sawyer, presi dent of the Pacific Synod of the United Lutheran church, will be in Medford Sunday to conduct a special service at Zion Luther an church. The service Is being held for the official installation of the Rev. Elvin 8. Hansen as pastor. The Rev. 6awyer will also report on the national con vention of the United Lutheran church which was held In Minneapolis last fall. He Is at the present time serv ing a Lutheran church in Eu gene besides carrying on his work as president of the Pacific area which Includes Washington and Oregon. He has served con gregations in - Seattle, Fresno, Calit, and York and McCool, Neb. BIRTHS GRIFFIN To Mr. and Mrs B., route 4, box 138, January 17, 1945, boy, 8 lbs., at Osteo pathic clinic. MERRILL To Mr. and Mrs. Jtobert. Riverside Apt. No. 1 January 18, 1045, boy, BVi lbs. Community hospital. Postwar air conditioning plans call for personalized tempera tures, room by room. A dial, similar to that on the lace of ra dio, changes individual room conditions without affectnig the balance of the building. - . Too Late to Classify WmSffJUHtyj,' No. 1 youns hm TUBKBYS, Sle lb. No points. AiroursuieiojwHk INEXPERIENCED sirl wanu work of any anna, nwni aw or wriia si. S. box m. roR SALE Cedar shingles, all (rades. rorier aiumoar rnonm i. Meaiora. JUST RECEIVED carload Malonlto In- suiauon ooara ana Masonua ma. Porter Lumbar Co. Phone sail. FOR SALE Cedar ""cheat! bedroom suit,, badminton racquet., tennis raequat, breaMaat table and chain. rnona 2330, EATING apples, good (or the whole family. At your East Bid. Market. FOR RENT S-room bouse, furnished bath and utilities. Also furnished room with kitchen privileges. 7 tnsiinufcrnonswii. WANTEDTo rent on shares, or man aga raneh, orchard, or diversified. Experienced, rootnllli Orchard. Ph. 878. ELL R6l"D barnyard fertilizer for .lawn, and flower bed. Alao exper ienced shrub pruning, tree topping and gardening. Call Stella. Ph. 3368. WANTED Housekeeper. No objec tions (o one child. For home in cguniry. irioune BOX u. YES, FRESH KtlXED No. 1 young colored HENS. 41c lb. At your EasT Ida Market. JUST ARRIVED 1 SHIPMENT HEW LUGGAGE Pin ntw lint of Luggsg Just rseslvsd. It's a lirg stock, too, and will give you an opportunity to lalaet Just tha bag or trunk you have been waiting for. Drop In early while the line is complete. Hand Bags, Suit Cases, Overnight Bags and New, Used Locker Trunks Medford Bargain House 27 North Grspe Medford UVMTOCK AUCTTOIf every Bur- aay at pavilion, f noerux. ore., com meneta ( I p. m. sharp. W will1 have our usual good run of live-: stock for next sale. If you have livestock for sate, you will lik our i marltat Krvle. W ar In ooatad ! with out-oi'VtAte buyer oo all' daaMt of livestock which insures recular and dependable market t every sale. All stock must be at yards not later than 11 a. m. sals day. All cattle and hogs must come to yards Friday for teM and vaccina tion. We positively do not test or vaccinate on Saturday. SouHhern Ores on livestock Auction Co. CoL a. a. uuoiey. aucuoqeer. TANGERINES, fresh and Juicy, I lbs. w atc. x your .a taioe mstkcl TWO exceptionally fin pur bred wuhub iiruj new namptmir neo FOR 6AUE 1928 Chevrolet sedan. aooa snaps, gpoa urea. iuv ll taken unman is lei ji Levtag town. Fhoii WANTED Woman to car for chU- qj en ma oo nous worn, rn. saoa. FOR MtNT t-toom fumuhed cabin. 3Q4 Chestnut. WE HAVE SOME more ox those food uiui ouHia, id. uniy a points. At your gast Bide Market MEDFORD BARGAIN BOU&B SPECIAL NEW SHIPMENT of whlta enamel wood ranges, circulating beaters. nun Durners ana airugnt neat erg, stove pipe and ate Buy while stock is complete. ROOFTNO PAPER, large stock. sD wxzm ana wcigai; eiso DUUOing pa per, i am paper, juess man mau or der prices. AUTOMATIC gas and oil water neeiere, range noiiees, toilets, laun dry trays, complete shower -units, lavatories, double sinks, sepUe tanks and values of ail kinds. Ho priority YSajUMCU NEW Shipment of cocoa mats, lino leum rugs in sues zrom oxu to izx AO. HARD-TO-GET Items, skUlets, Dutch nvera, cjuciten iryers, aim pans, wash psni, water buckeU. garbage cans, mop wringers, con buckets. Large stock. Com and look around. TOOLS of all kinds, for the earnenter. uiEuieuiic, ivmv. logger; a iso f-u tools consisting of sockets. rstcheU, lug wrenches and speed wrenches. ATTENTION, farmers and gardeners 1 we neve in biock an sites ana mesn of chicken netting, stock fence, barb wire, fence posts, smooth wire, stuc co wire; also chicken house spray, era, wheelbarrows, garden cultivat ors, spading forks, noes, rakes mat tocks and shovels. FTPS, large stock of prewar pipe at prices advance; also pip fltUngs. pressure pumps, pitcher pumps, cen trifugal and rotary pumps; also 2 and 4" cast Iron soil pip. t COMPLETE line of tents, hay covers, tarpaulin es and leather work gloves, slicker coats end raincoats, slightly used; also water-repellent coats and pants. THAYER baby buggies, national ad vertised, iteel frames. Iron wheels, rubber tires. NEW shipment of doors and windows just arrived. Remember It always pays to shop it the Medford Bargain Houses 27 9 IV. Grape st Phone 3744. GO TO YOUR East Side Market for your 16-oz. Veg-AU, no points re quired. Makes delicious veg. salad or vegetsbls soups. COMBED HONEY New crop, well luiea. jssaaiB orocery. CEDAR . POSTS Sawed arT3 spnT shakes, at Draw Store. Good -road. Turn at Train. 40 miles from Med- tord- Bill Badger, Drew. Oregon, CAR WANTED By essential worker. 1630 or later. Cash. Phone Central SIFERS Famous Chocolate Syrup, in 20-oz. glass Ian. Now on hand at your cast Dine Msritet. FOR BALE Second hand itore. about 1500 stock. Two lots, building and llvlne Quarters. Dolna aood business. Price $2800, Also an apartment house, income S80 month, price tsooo, L. J. Reed Broker Central foint, oox DDI. FOR SALE 14 acres fine soil, large modern house, 11 English walnut trees, snade ana fruit, luuu capacity hen house, fruit bouse, brooder house, alislfs crop In. 9 miles Med' ford, 7S0. . 8 -room furnished house, modern. close In, S3500, term. Bee A. a. flower,, aroaer, tain near axon. ONLY a POINTS 1. bologna, 3Sc lET At your East niae Maraei. FOR SALE 1933 Ford truck chaasis, la-ton. cab and motor, accessories, damaged by tire. Medford Water jjcparimcnt. FOR SALE Fisher'i egg producer, s a noara orana reea, wp prown, Taber's, 34 fl. Riverside. Phone 4449, rnR RENT One-bedroom unfurnlsh- ed house, not modern, small baby welcome, laundry privilege, 326 6nLV i POINW LB. Bologna, Uc lb. At your Enst 6lde Market. FOR SALE- 1934 Plymouth coupe. Medloro center mag. 1007 w. iwain, fOR SAL CrlAP-S Whlu Glsnt does, two with young ona bred. f non .vis. FOR SALE Baby chick metal brood ers, feeders and ws lexers. Get them now while they ere available. Faber's, 34 8. Blvrtde.jraonaj444ii. FOR RENT 3 -room unfurnished house, moaern. tai, at iuo naven. THAT GOOD Link Sausage snd pure Eastern Buckwhcst in 3-pound or P-pound sack. Just what you need for his breakfast. At your East Side WENONAH CLUB public card party at Redmans HsU, Friday, lBth, at 8:30 p. m. Thursday, Jan. 18, 1945 WTOFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVErT DANCE at Wagon Wheel Saturdav, Jan. SO. by Griffin Creek Mothers' club, for benefit school hot lunch fund. SMELT F rein from th Columbia River; also Balm on, halibut and oysters. Oakdale Grocery. WE HAVE SOME mare of those good Link Sausages. 43c lb. Only Z points. At urJEt 0ide Market. FOR KENT lndlviduaTiurrdfure lacE ers. aoer , 34 a. Htvcrs.de. prions 4443. WANTED Steno-ewitchboard operai- or. rnone zzdo. DOG license Is $1, due now. After march i. penalty oi ga is added, malt ing total of $3. Pay now and save ga Til AT COODTlink Sausage and pure eastern uucicwneat in iL-naunti aor 0-pound sack. Just what you need 1 for his breakfast. At your East fiide Market. ! PATRONIZE your local tranifer com- i ?ny, operating in meniora since Dltt. Dhvis Transfer A Storage Co 40 S Fir sL. nhone 2BR8. FARMERS, attention City Transfer ec oiornge nriers you a complete service in all hauling and delivery of anything. Phone 4ti64. 38 S. Fir. CO TO YOUR East Side Market tar your l-or. Veg-AU, no points re quired. Makes delicious veg. salad ox vegetable soups. WXNT ED Capable woman to do house work X days a week. Irene M. Pheueplaca, S31S Capital ave. Phoca fofi pfirn Viv a.r'V or 4etn. bring containers. In Central Point back of Thless hid., across from city hall, or phone 104 Central Pt RfTRS Famous Chocolate Syrup, in 20-oz. glass jars. Now on nana at your cast aioe Marxet- FAPERHANGING. kemtonlng. palnt lne; free estimates, reasonable m prices. Phone 3gP.from 5 to I p. m. MOVIES RENTED 8 MM. 10 MM. War Films News Heels Comics Cartoons Many Others Low Rental Rates 1 ANDERS PHOTO SHOP Sag E. Mnln, Phone S640. YES. FRESH KttLE Fb. A 1 younc colored HENS, 41c At your East Dioe jn&aritei. KLAMATH POTATOES Good grade. i'u. . vmvume vj rue cry, WE BUYEM WE SE1.LUM, COME IN AND S 1038 De Soto Coupe ISSS rord Sedan 1033 Ford Sedan 1036 Olds Sedan 1036 Pontlac Sedan 1938 Plymouth Sedaa 1 1040 Pontlae Badlo 1 1043 Pontiae Air-unit Heater Payton-McClaren Tires See at A Z "Tubby" Dean's Your Pontlao Dealer Richfield Station Dial 3043 6th and Grape Sta Buy War Bonds YES, FRESH KILLED, No. 1 young hen TURKEYS. Sic lb. No points. FbR' belp with your income tax. Ph 3913 55 Ross court. REPLACE your broken window (lass New glass insulted while your wait MEDFORD MILL WORK CO. The Glass Houss. Phone 4113 10th and Grspe r v your b omo mu rfv u BATING apples, good for the whoTa lamuy. At your jsaw aiae flinraet. CASH fN A FLASH ; FOR VOUR CAR. Save Time Cash and Gas, Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 3910 nth and Harriett No Rod Taps When You Sell to Us TANGERINES, fresh and Juicy, Jibs tor jc. n your asi Bios are- LOW PRICKD LUMBER At Csmeron Moffith Lumber Co. South Rival rids at Barnett Road. A sr1 SHfwimaM, h aueW fala dimension, plank. Also northern red" ceasr xence posts. NO PRIORITY NEEDED. Phone 6462. . INTERIOR PAINTTNG and paper nsnging Phone 8094. WANT To buy i-ton truck, late model, ions' wheel base. George -cii.r,-ujt jneiin, regon. DANCE SAT., JAN. 20 U. S. HOTEL At JACKSONVILLI 9 P.M 2 A.M. Sponsored by the Oddfellows Shows Dally 1:45 6:45 8:00 NOWI ENDS SAT.I SHARYN MOFFETT MY PAL WOLF SUNDAYI . FOOTLOOSE SHEIKS 'X HO'MANS LAND! . nura Abbott if vou COSfEUO OST 111 A J sMirllynMDXWai John CONIE FALSE TEETH . Thar Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wearers of false teeth have suffered real embarrassment because their plate dropped, slipped or wab bled at just the wrong time. Do not live in fear of thin happening to you. Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH, th alkaline ( non-acid) powder, on your plates. Holds false teeth more firmly, so they ieel more comfortable. Does not soar. Checks plate odor" (den ture breath!. Get FASTEETH M any drug store. 1 Humphrey wilt buy it. sell your car to us we'll pay higher cash prices now HUMPHREY MOTORS 83 8. RWartld Dial 49M MAJOR FIRST-RUN HXT81 Shows at 1:456:459:30 SOMETHING NEW IN DIXIE FUN! ADDED FEATURE I ANN SAVAGlT TOMNEAL T ENDS SATURDAY NITE1 A Riot of Song, Dane and Fun!!! Sweel and Low-Down with Linda Darnell Lynn Bar! Jack Oakle James Cardwajll Benny Goodman and his band Plus: Your Western Starl in Saddle Leather Law CHARLES STARRETT with Dub Taylor VI Athens Lloyd Bridges Nights Only Weekdays JJoore open 8:43 TODAY 3 DAYS! Jack London's thrilling story e( tha North I "Fangs of the Wild" with Mae Butch Dennis Moora PLUS RED RIDES AGAIN! DON "RED" BARRY 2 SUNDAY - m -'fr for fjt-'KTTi Fun Days! m 'l frr VICTOR MOORE ftjgjX JEFF PONNEU. I SieMaaHinaeis 7 a ei Amr 1-. rte 1 - . "7 X WeialWerlllS mm T3 Also Array et Shorts si News Reel &jJ RY1WATER