LOCAL and PERSONAL
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land avenue, returned thu morn
ing from Salem where be visited
his brother who Is 1U.
In Court Charles F. Camp
bell, 49, was given a five-day
sentence, suspended, in city
police court this morning on a
charge of being drunk.
Minor Accident A ear driv
en by Frank P. Smith of Route
I Box 529, was involved In a
mtaor collision with another car
Sunday morning on West Main
nvnrdina to a reoort filed
yesterday. Driver of the second
vehicle was unraenuum,
Lodge To Meet Past Presi
dents' night will be observed Dy
the Eagles lodge when the group
meets tomorrow night and Ini
m tlation will be held for January
candidates. The auxiliary will
meet at the same time and will
also hold initiation. Refresh
ments and dancing will follow
the lodge sessions.
Valid Stampt Six more red
stamps will be validated Jan. 28
for obtaining meats and fats and
five more blue stamps will be
validated February 1 for buying
rationed canned goods, the office
of price administration announc
ed today. Red stamps Y9, ZS, A2.
B2. C2 and D2 will be validated
and wi.) last for a five week per
iod ending March 3. Blue stamps
H2, J2, K2, L2 and M2 will be
validated for a month beginning
February 1.
1 Cars Collide Cars driven by
William B. Konopasek, 329
North Holly and Claude Lee
Gunter, route 1, box 109R, col
lided at the intersection of
Stewart avenue and Peach
street about 6 o'clock last
night, according to a report on
file with state police. Charles
Konopasek, a passenger, was
slightly injured, the report said,
with minor damage resulting to
the automobiles.
Daughter Born A daughter
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Boagland of Klamath Falls Dec.
3. The child, named Alice Ruth,
weighed eight pounds and two
ounces at birth. This is the sec
ond child born to the Hoag
lands. Mr. Hoagland has been
connected with the Fluhrer
bakeries for over 17 years and
for the past nine years has been
manager of the bakery In Klam
ath Falls. Mrs. Hoagland Is the
former Eleanor Brownrlgg of
Phoenix.
CALENDAR
Wednesday
8:45 p. m. Mariners' Class of
First Christian church, friend
ship hall of the church, notluck
dinner followed by installation
of officers.
8:00 p. m. American Legion
auxiliary, armory club rooms.
Book review by Mrs. Dolph
Phlpps and cutting for Red
Cross.
8:00 p. m. Chrysanthemum
Thimble club, home of Dorothy
aenpter, 80 Rose avenue,
Thursday
1:00 p. m. Sojourners' club,
Girls Community club, dessert
and cards. For reservations call
Mrs. Herb Crain, 5175.
2:00 p. m. Golden Link Bi
ble class, First Baptist church,
at cnurcn.
7:30 p. m. Monthly class
party of Mr. Spilvers" Bible
class, Presbyterian church, at
cnurcn.
8:00 p. m. Stated communi
cation of Reames chapter O.E.S.
followed by refreshments. Vis
iting members welcome.
Friday
- 1:00 p. m. Electa Social club,
birthday party at home of Mrs.
Jennie Thompson, 819 Minne
sota avenue. Covered dish lunch
eon. Bring service.
JAMES FERRELL
PASSES. AGED 56
Mps Hitare Rtflme MONTHLY
female nun
You who suffer such pain with tired,
nerjous, "dragged out" feelings
aU due to functional periodic dis
turbances start at once try LyUU
B. Plnxham's Vegetable Compound
to relievo such symptoms. Mado
especially for women ft help na
ture Also a grand stomachic tonic.
Follow label directions.
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Bills Oa File Copies of all
uis introduced into the cur
rent session of the Oregon state
legislature are received at the
Jackson County Chamber of
Commerce office and are on
file it was stated today. Anyone
wishing to read the copies is
welcome to do so according to
Frank Hull, manager of the
chamber.
Club To Meet A demonstra
tion of developing and printing
will be given at the meeting of
tne ymua camera club at
meeting at the Y Club Thursday
night of this week at 7 p. m.,
officers state. Tonight club
members will sell refreshments
at the club as a means of rais
ing funds for the activities of
the club.
Notice to Workers Bed Cross
surgical dressing workers were
notified today that the work
rooms in the courthouse will be
open tomorrow and Friday and
mat tne workers are to report
as usual. Unexpected circum
stances have arisen making it ne
cessary to make an additional
1600 dressings during those two
days, Red Cross headquarters
siaiea toaay.
Promoted Ross F. Swall,
serving as an administrative of
ficer in the 318 Medical Battal
ion, 91st Division, in Italy, was
recently promoted to caDtain.
Capt Swall, with the division
when it was stationed at Camp
White, was recently given a di
vision citation for outstanding
performance of duty with the
um Army in Italy. Mrs. Swall
resides at IS South Barneburg
aoaa.
Leaves For Texas T. Set,
William D. Davis has returned
to Biggs Field, Texas, after en
joying a 22-day furlough with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C E.
Davis of Delta Waters Orchards,
and his sister, Mrs. Paul Yocom
of Spring street While in Med-
ford Sgt. Davis was visited by
his brother, Roy K. Davis, and
family of Waldport, Ore. Sgt.
Davis returned from Eneland
last February after completing
25 missions over enemy terri
tory as first engineer and top
turret gunner on a B-17 bomb
er. ' He has been awarded the
air medal with three oak leaf
clusters and the Distinguished
flying cross. Sgt. Davis is now
in the turret gunnery depart
ment of Biggs Field, El Paso,
lex as.
James J. Ferrell, former resi
dent of Medford who has resid
ed for the last eight years at
Bonanza, Oregon, passed away
In a local hospital early this
morning at the age of 86.
Mr. Ferrell was born in Clark
county, Kansas, March 6, 1888.
Besides his wife, Maud Ferrell,
he leaves four children. Opal
Nelson, Medford; Hazel Smith,
Jacksonville; Orville Ferrell,
Klamath Falls and Daisy Cox,
Bonanza; also the following
brothers and sisters, Ella Wood-
more, Zoola Bass and Jack Fer
rell of Boise, Idaho; Katie
Bowles, Kooskia, Idaho; Stella
Bowles, Toppenish, Wash.; Anna
Breshears, Portland, Ore.; Nellie
Hanson, New Plymouth. Idaho:
William Ferrell, Parma, Idaho
and Fay Ferrell, Klamath Falls;
also eight grandchildren,
Funeral arrangements are be
ing made with Conger-Morris
Funeral Parlors and will be an
nounced when completed,
Daily Weather Report
t rorecasta
Medford and vicinity Partly cloudy
tuuigiii. muTHuy cjouay wiin occa.
aionarraln. SUshtly warmer tonight,
Oreson: Partly cloudy tonUht. be
coming cloudy Thursday. Occailonal
light rain Thursday. Warmer tonight
uicu uaia
ago today
T0!4,1 precipitation since September
1 ' ?8 nches. Deficiency for the
Temperature
highest 49: In'
Total monthly precipitation 1.4 In.
Deficiency for the month 29 inches.
1,
season 1.33 InrhM
Relative humidity at 4r30 p. m. yt
terday 38; 4:30 today 87.
Tomorrow
5un.r!?.,.8:S0 m- Sunset S:1T p. i
Past 24 hours: High Low J?r
Boston 3a
Chicago 33
Denver 49
Eureka - 85
Havre 40
i Angeles 3
Mrdford ,,. 52
1" or; . . 3S
Phoenfv
Portland
Keno
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SMALL JfO. 1 Potatoes. IS lb. ben se
Medlora urange aaaw uua n. iuvk.
roR SALE Bailed oat hay. SJSOO
ton. Last rancH a. v.amir.uu, on
Stewart. Sample bale and seller at
348 S. Holly. Medford. Estep.
TOR SALE Fresh Oysters. Halibut.
Mirtran SO lb. bag -
Brooder, Oil. 300 capacity, each 15-00
Lawn rertuiverou id. oa
Morcrop, eacn , -w
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J.'R. Monroe, 40-year-old rauroac
brakeman, held In Twin Falls, Ida
on charges of shooting three Japanese-American
employees of a Wells
Nev, restaurant after they asserted,
ly refused to cash check for him.
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Washington, n a
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PARLEY PETER ALLEN
FUNERAL IS THURSDAY
Funeral services for Parlev
Peter Allen will be conducted
from the Perl Funeral Home on
Thursday at 1 p.m. Members of
the Church of Jesus Christ, of
waiter uay saints will officiate,
and interment will be in Siski
you Memorial Park.
Use Mail Tribune Want Ads.
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HINDENBURG'S TOMB
BLOWN UP BY NAZIS
London, Jan. 24 (U.R) Re
treating German troops removed
the bodies of Field Marshal Paul
Von Hindenburg and his wife
from their tomb at Tannenberg
and blew up the great memorial
shrine before abandoning the
town to the red army Sunday
the nazl DNB news agency said
today.
DNB said the battle flags of
the Prussian regiments that
fought at Tannenberg in World
War I also were carried away In
the retreat.
Closing time for Classified Ads 9
m Too Late to Classify 12:30
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE Fresh Columbia River
smelt. Oakdale Market
FRESH Vegetables of all kinds at
Medford Orange Mkt. 1202 N. Rlv
erside.
WANTED Girl to stay with children
a couple hours, mornings or after-
noons, hmo wuecn rtiine. rn. ouoi.
FOR SALE Extra fancy and fancy
wrapped and packed Washington
Delicious and Wlnesaps Oakdale
urocery.
IMPERIAL Valley Grapefruit Large
size 3 for 17c; H crt. $1.99; crate
$3.95. Medford Orange Mkt. 1202
N. Riverside.
FOR RENT Furnished small room
apartment Adults. 12 rung.
Salmon. Crab. Oakdale Market
FOR SALS
FOR RENT Partly furnished 9-room
nouse, near biate roue siauon.
Phone 5661.
FOR SALE Jersey dress size 18. navy
blue spring coat size is. disc inn
size 18. blue suit sire 20, 2 pair
shoes, au like new, rnone aw.
F. S. 8AMS0N CO.
FOR BALK Extra fancy and fancy
Newtowns. oaKqaie urocery .
OH KAI.tC HaweiUn steel eultar.
Will trade for good elecuio fan.
Ph. 4425.
JUST Received new shipment Mam-
motr. ripe olives, oanaaie urocery-
EXCHANGE SUBURBAN FOR CITY
One acre irrigated, a story noun,
nnr mrvlgern. eltv water available,
located on Lotier Lane. Value $2500
want small nouae same uuji
Tengwald Agency
Hollv Theater Bldg.
CHERRY Rhubarb 8c or a lbs. 15c
Med lord orange mjcv., laua n. iuv
enlda.
tor SALE Sweet oranKes. northern
nave is, iuu count, nau ommm
Oakdale Grocery.
NAVEL Oranies s crate S2.49: crate
RKttrfilrle.
FOR SALE Arizona grapefruit, full
WANTED Logging trucks to haul 16
ft logs, o-miis nam. nerman oroui
ara Lumber Co.. Prosoect
FOR SALE Simmons RoUaway bed,
39-inch with mattresa. aViae new.
Phone 4484.
FOR SALE Cottonseed meal, limited
amount Pacmo reea ana eeo wa,
4 th and Fir sta.
CLOSING OUT SALE We have a few
articles leu at ioa oii-woiimw
and springs, day bed. cots, 1 bres st
rait set table, dishes, tools, eto.
Bob's Second Hand Store, corner of
8th and Grape. r
WANT TO BUY 3 -drum power.
wincn. Bayara uetcneu, stoe vv.
Mnin. Phone 2534.
irK SAl.r Fiher" wheat-mix mill-
run. raoera a a. luversioe. rnoiw
4449.
FOR SALE Crown poultry, turkey.
count, half
Grocery.
case $1.75. Oakdale
FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN
THE OREGON FINANCE CO.
45 South Central
A Pioneer Firm
FOR RENT Furnished duplex, close
In, to permanent adults. No pets.
$45 00. Apply Myers jewelry sioi
11R N. Central.
DOGS FOR SALE At Pound, Lozier
Lane, Phone 2902. 1 shepard. I
Springer Spaniel; 1 Black Cocker
spaniel; 1 Toy snepera; a onep.
puos; 2 Fox Terr, pups; l enow pup;
l
Soanlel pup
FURNITURE . Stoves and Radios
bought and sold, riadio Repairing ai
the Marble corner jacKsonviue.
BOB LEE RADIO-ELECTRIC
2 Battery and 2 Electric Seta for sale
furniture torase. Comnlete mod'
em service: special lockers. Phone
2888. Davis Transfer & Storage Co
40 S. Fir St '
GUARANTEED AUTO pAI'n'i'INg
STEAM CLEANING AND SIMON'
IZING.
MITCHELL PAINT SHOP
COB S. RIVEHSIUtt
PACKING, cratlna; and shipping. Com
plete service. City Transfer & Stor
age. Phone 4664, 38 S. Fir St
Beautiful
FOR SALE By owner.
countrv home. 1 acre. 5-room mod'
era house, nearly new. Lota of
shrubs Close In. $7500 and term.
Tribune, Box B52.
FOR SALE Kitchen cabinet. 711 E.
Main.
WANTED Exuerleneed 'alieralion
lady and silk finisher for cleaning
Department, uooa wages tor rum
party. Apply In person. Crystal
wnue Launary at cteaners.
WANTED Shirt nreaaer for laiindrv,
Apply In person. Crystal White
Laundry & Cleaners.
TOR f ALE Alfalfa seed Me per lb.
wnue it iasu. uooa qumjiiy (ws-
PacUlc Seed At Feed Co., 4th 4k Fir
Sta.
Wadnaadaf. Jan. 24, 1948 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNZSEVZl?
FOR SALE Davenport end matching
cnair, so. wine-rea. no spruitts
oellent condition.
Also
Light tan blending upholstered
chair and ottoman, no springs, $50.
Also
0'xl2' rug and pad. blue, $35.
See at 205 S- Holly.
FOR SALE 2 8' . showcases, 1 $15. 1
10; l 10" shirt snowcase. ai7.au;
12" 3-wing mirror suit or coat dis
play case, $95. Miscellaneous, store
shelving and cases. Phone 3879 for
appointment to see.
FOR SALE Morton's Tender Quick
or sugar cure tor nam or nacon.
raocr s, a a. mversiqc.
dairy and rabbit feed. Pacific Feed
and seed co.. 4 in ana nr sis.
riR SALE Just received ahotht
sntpment 01 tace ones:, ra ana ouii
colors, farier iiumw w
fir. Phone 2881.
EX-TRUCK driver wants steady Job
on timber haul Phone 3583.
THE MERLE NORMAN Beauty Salon
uf ill na mnRfen .innustarv n uid ju
for redecorating. Cosmetic studio
will remain open and appointments
tssiron ivnnng itaua.
frnR sale M. W. Power-kraft 36
tains ana oencn, compwvs, ' L'
never been useo. aioo. see m iua o-
Holly.
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR.
Save Time. Cash end Gee.
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Medford Dealer.
Ph 3919 0th end Bartleti
No Red Tape When You Sell
to Us
LOW PRICED LUMBER
At Cameron Mofflth Lumber Co,
Smith Rtveifide at Barnett Road.
A svrwH NMnrtmant of ration hoards
dimension, plank Also northern red
cedar fence posts.
NO PRIORITY NEEDED,
Phone 5463.
WE BUYEM WE SELLUM
COME IN AND SKEEM
1938 De Soto Coupe
1935 Ford Sedan
1933 Ford Sedan
1936 Olds Sedan
1936 Pontlac Sedan
' 1936 Plymouth Sedan
1 1940 Pontlac Radio
1 1943 Pontlac Air-unit Heats
Daylon-McClaren Tires
See at A Z "Tubby" Deant
Your Pontlao Dealer
Richfield Station Dial 2942
FTR ROUGH BLOX St SLABS green
nig oouDie ioaa oju. Meoiora viei
rei
WANTED to rent, by permanent civil-
an eauits iwoaern lurmsnea nouse.
pace available for garden and
cnicxens. it i Dune box sd.
FOR SALE Cracked or ground corn.
3 per hundred, faciuo feed and
Seed Co., 4th and Fir sta.
MOVIES RENTED
8 MM. 16 MM,
War Films News Keels
Comics Cartoons Many Others
Low Rental Rates
ANDERS PHOTO SHOP
332 E Main Phone 8644
INTERIOR PAINTING and paper
nanmng rnone bum
fAll titr lnVnataiTirsiv nitilltn) akntllnL
meni at racino reeo ana aeea o..
4tn ana nr sta
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Humphrey
will buy it.
sell your car
to us
we'll pay higher
cash prices now
HUMPHREY MOTORS
33 S. RWsrsld
IT1 11 1
Dial 4980
GET YOUR heavy green fir slabs now.
.Don't wait 'til next summer when
they are hard to get. raber a, 34 b.
. Riverside. Phone 4449.
FOR help with your Income tax. Ph
oats oo toss court.
PARTS and SERVICE
lor all
Makas ot WASHERS and
REFRIGERATORS
YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE
SERVICE CO.
31 N. Bartlatt Phona 2419
BUY
Big Fir Slabs and Rough Blox Green
12 or 16-Inch Select Quality
Big Double Loads Order Early
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
Tel. 3111
RELIEVE WATERY
HEAD COLD
a drops In each nos
tril cnecK sneetee.
sniffles-, you feel
batter raat. ratition'
Use only as directed.
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