LOCAL 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
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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.
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