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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Club To Meet Jacksonville Horn Economics club will meet at the borne ot Inez Harris Wed nesday, Feb. 21, at 1:30 p.m. for dessert luncheon. Society To Meet St. Anne's Altar society will meet at the parish hall tomorrow at 1 p. m. (or luncheon. Officers of the so ciety will be hostesses. To Portland Dr. A. M. Dep iter, Fluhrer building, is leaving this evening to spend a couple ef days in Portland. He expects to be back in his office Thurs day morning. Inducted Doyle H. Ferguson, registrant of selective service local board 1 has been inducted Into the army at Fort Mao Arthur, Calif., according to in formation released here. Orville M. Goodrich, also a board 1 reg istrant, was inducted into the army at Tort Lewis, Wash., and has reported for active duty. Visiting ParentsHere on fur lough until Thursday is Ser geant Eldred W. Peyton, assign ed to an AAF tactical unit at Orlando, Fla. He is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Fey ton at their, home on Biddle lane. In the service for about two years, Peyton graduated from Medford high school in the class of '41. His last visit to Medford was eight months ago. Chritlera Leave Charles E Chrisler, former chief clerk at the Crater Lake National Park service, and Mrs. Chrisler left Friday night for St. Louis, Mo., where Mr. Chrisler will be chief clerk for the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial. The Chris lers came to Medford in 1934 and Mr. Chrisler was with the park service for the entire time except for several months in the Office of Defense Transporta tion here. He returned to the park service when the ODT branch here was closed. The Chrisler residence on Black Oak Drive has been purchased by Charles Whlllock, recently dis charged from the Army Trans port Command. E. A. STAMM Interior Decorator Painting & Paperhanging. Prompt, Efficient Service J019W. Main Phone 5335 a A i --" f ann ns Apple aphlds yearly cause considerable com mercial damage to apples in the Rogue River Valley and other important apple growing districts. ' This problem may easily be solved by spray ing with DN-Dry Mix added to the regularly used dormant spray oil and applied to the trees during the dormant season. This spray ' gives a COMPLETE SEASON CONTROL for the reason it kills all aphis eggs contacted, thus stopping the pest colore it hatches. DN-Dry Mix when applied as recommended as a true dormant pray will not interfere with subsequent scale sprays; it assists in scale control with oil, is easy to mix, and requires no spreader, sticker or wetting agent One thorough application per year is sufficient. For further information on DN-Dry Mix for aphid control, or on DN-iJl for the control of rust mites and spider mites in this area, we suggest you consult your County Horticulturist or your local Dow Insecticide Dealer. SKdry mix SM'-m spray 0MAT THI v m. W PERSONAL DaliaU Visit w a rv.w.n former postmaster and banker at Klamath Falls and well known hers, la vflaitlncr ,!. t.t. Hail0Mt tA .nn.ln I-... bit b-. ntirwiaH) 11.1. and Mrs. Don Newbury, 7 East- waou unve. feizeu now resides in Portland. as Son Arrives Leslie . Rrnwn of Los Angeles arrived In Med ium oaiuraay Dy mainnner. He was called here by the illness of his father, Henry Brown, who passed awav ahortlv after his son's arrival. Approved for Service Bur- dette B. Marsh, former Medford man, was approved for general military service in Los Angeles Feb. 7 according to information received today. He is a regis trant of local draft board 1. Gets Bronze Star Cpl. Lewis R. Sharp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sharp, 502 West Palm street, has been awarded the bronze star, according to word received by his parents. He is a halftrack driver with the 3rd army in Germany and has been overseas nine months. Buchanan Here George A. Buchanan of San Francisco, for mer employee of Mann's Depart ment store, arrived in Medford by plane this morning on busi ness. Buchanan, now president of the George A. Buchanan com pany, is registered at the Med ford Hotel and states that he wishes to contact farmers in or der to purchase cotton bags, such as beet pulp and turkey feed containers, which he desires for manufacturing purposes. Buch anan left here Dec. 29 for San Francisco. He recently returned from a trip to New York and Chicago. , Juniors to Meet Students of the Junior Department of the First Presbyterian church are reminded of the recreation night Wednesday of this week from 6:30 until 8:30 p. m. Mrs. V. F. Birdseye's class will have charge of refreshments and Earl Jos- sey will be ir, charge of games. All members are cordially in vited. Favors for the USS Wis teria are due, according to Miss Vera Humphrey, chairman of the Junior Red Cross and Sunday school teacher. All boys and girls are requested to bring the favors to the meeting Wednes day night and it is stated that anything interesting or enter. talning for hospitalized soldiers is acceptable. WISJHM DIVISION DOW CHMICAl COMPANY UN FRANCISCO SeatHe, WesMnatee CALENDAR Monday 7:30 p. m. Olive Rebekah lodge, at I. C. O. F. hall, 221 West Sixth street. Jane McCarty, program chairman: Grace Lu- man, refreshment chairman. Tuesday 1:00 p. m. Mary Martha cir cle, Methodist church, ladies' parlor of the church. Bring sand wiches and service, dessert will be served. 1:30 p. m. DeMolay Moth ers at home of Mrs. Louis Put- man, 330 'iaven street. Mothers are urged to attend and to call hostess. 2:00 p. m. Women's Mis sionary society of Presbyterian church, at church. Speakers. 2:00 p. m. Gleaners class, Baptist church, at church. 2:00 p. m. Navy Mothers, Girls' Community club. Bring sewing kits. 0:30 p. m. Wesleyan Serv ice Guild, Methodist church, cov ered dish autper followed by meeting and talk by the Rev. Hansen. 7:00 p. m. Pythian Sisters banquet at Holland Hotel for grand chief followed by meet ing at K. of P. nail witn mia tion. 7:30 d. m. Rogue Valley chorus, practice at high school music room. 7:30 p. m. Junior Chamber of Commerce, Chamber of Com merce building. 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, PEO. home of Miss Katherine Stewart, GeBauer apartments. Program by Miss Ora Cox. 8:00 p. m. Degree of Honor Carnation club, home ot Dar lene Bennett, 15 Tripp street. 8:00 p. m. Crater Lake Post and auxiliary, VFW, regular meetings at armory. 8:00 p. m. Medford Musical society, home of Mrs. Effie Kurtz, 204 North Ivy street. Wednesday 9:30 a. m. Ladles of the First Baptist church, meeting at church for White Cross work. Bring paper sack lunch. 1:00 p. m. Past Matrons' club Nevlta chapter, home of Mrs. Victor Bursell. 1:00 p. m. Mistletoe quilting bee, home of Mrs. A. B. sniriey 243 Beatty street. 1:00 p. m. Get Together club, dessert and card party at Eagles hall. Public invited. 1:45 p. m. Contemporary Book club, home of Mrs. Ben Trowbridge. 2:30 p. m. Wednesday Study club, Girls' Community club. Seaman Home Herman St. Clair, Jr., S2c, is home from Farragut, Ida., on leave from the navy. He will visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Herman st. uiair, Sr., 613 North Bartlett street, and an aunt, Mrs. Alice E. Shep herd, Clark street. .He leaves Wednesday to report back to Farragut. V Wounded in Action Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Santo of 620 South Ivy street nave been notified by the War Department that their son. T. Sgt. Hubert Santo, was seriously wounded in the battle of Luzon, Jan. 24 and has been hospitalized. Santo is in com pany A. 161st Infantry regiment. He went overseas shortly alter the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Dec. 7, 1941, and was inducted into the army April 3, 1941. He has been cited for past action with his unit. Visiting Daughter Fritz NIssen, well known In Medford as a former resident and Amer ican Legion officer arrived from Portland Sunday for a week's visit with his daughter and son in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gifford on East Ninth street Nissen left Medford more than a year ago and at present is state adjutant of the American Le gion with headquarters at Port land. When he left Medford he was Legion Commander, and formerly adjutant. DR. A. R. HEDGES Chlrepaihie k Naiurepaihlc Physician 128 E. Main Dial 9170 HARDENING of the ARTERIES Some hardening of the arteries is usually considered a normal accompaniment o f advancing age. But If this condition is pre mature or excessive it should be regarded as a condition of dis ease. Arteriosclerosis hardening of the arteries usually involves the arteries quite generally. But often some particular organ, as the brain, eyes, kidney, or heart is especially affected. It is for this reason that clinical mani festations are often, at least in part, attributed to localized le sions. So the arteries in areas where they can be felt may be normal, at least for the age, while those of the brain, for in stance, may be quite hard. This condition Is much easier prevent-1 ed than cured. So keep your ner-1 vous and circulatory systems and ellminative organs funrtinnlne normally the Naturopathic way, I and enjoy health longer. ' (fcAirii Talks V $65,000 Sought' I - n MP) Miss Noel .Toy, comely Chi nese night club entertainer whose featured routine is a feath er fan dance, has filed a personal damage suit against a Chinese store in San Francisco where she claims the calf of her left leg was scorched by an open gas heater near a showcase. Lieutenant Home Lt. Jack Langston, .recently stationed at Boca Raton, Fla., has arrived in Medford to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Langston, 114 Tripp street, and his wife, who has been making her home at Trail with her mother, Mrs. Jack Thurman. Lt. Langston reports next to Fresno, Calif., and Mrs. Langston plans to accompany him. The lieutenant expects an overseas assignment soon. Home on Leave - Lt. (jg) Donald C. Wimer, navy fighter pilot, arrived in Medford Friday night from seven months duty in the South Pacific. He is visit ing his wife and eight-weeks-old daughter, Valerie Ann, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Wi mer at the family residence, 410 North Ivy street. After a 30-day leave here Lt. Wimer will re port to a new station and Mrs, Wimer plans to accompany him. Mrs. Wimer, the (former jean- ette House, also of Medford, has made her home here during her husband s absence. MANY ENJOY HORSESHOE GROUNDS AT CITY PARK Medford horseshoe club Inau gurated their new tity park grounds Sunday afternoon with 10 to 19 playing, Including soma women. About 100 spec tators were in attendance to witness the opening of the horseshoe season here. 5,200 STARS IN CAMPUS FLAG Pullman, Wash., (U,R Wash ington State College has added the 9,200th star to the campus service flag. Annual commerce through the Port of Seattle has increased 400 per cent since the port district was organized In 1911. Daily Weather Report Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Cloudy with light rain tonight and Tuesday. Slight ly warmer tonight. Cirmann- Lieht rain west of Cascades tonight and Tuesday and snow east of them beginning late tonight Not so cloudy loiugiu. Local Data Temperature a year ago today Htcrh.t S2 rierrees. lowest 32. Total monthly precipitation 8 90 Inches. Excess for - the month 2.38 Total precipitation alnce September 1, 1044, li.i i incnea. ftxeesa ior uie season .86 inch. Relative humidity at 4 30 p yesterday 94; 4:30 today 03. Tomorrow SunrtFe 8 a. m., sunset 6:50 p. m Past 34 hours Boise ... High Low Free. Boston Chicago Denver , Eureka Havre Lo Angelea Medrord ... New York Omaha ,w. Phoenix . Portland . Reno Rosehurff . . 26 . 66 ,. SO . 36 Salt ake . San Francisco . Seattle ... Spokane . Washington. D. C 37 Yakima 40 STATED Communication central Point I.odae No. 136, A. F. ft A. M.. Wednes day, February 21. 7:30 d. m. Stated business and work m m. degree, visitors wel come. Rsy Brirss. w. M. IS YOUR CAR FOR SALE? SEE HUMPHREY NOW for HIGH CASH PRICE HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Rivarsida Av. 3S 33 M 1A 23 9 .. 38 39 Trace .... 37 .06 13 -3 61) 43 49 27 . X J TOO LATE TO CLASSIFT FOB SALE lit cutting baled aKalla. US ton. It. U luacs, 1 mi. Mo. el Jactoonvuio. WANTED TO HINT By lady. par. manent, unf urnlahad S - badroom noma. Ralrenc. Phona . TAKEN UP One Jaraay cow. owner may havo umi by peytns for this ad and (ed bill. R. L. laaaca, t ml. tan vnnn lnaclna truck with Mer cury motor and iTnile axle, Itaaeaon trailer. $1,420. terma. Commercial Finance corporation. Main and RW eraida. NEW. aparkltnf whit home on Msn way 8, modern a bedroorru. lovely kitchen, dinette, fireplace, hardwood iloora, larse wlndowa, Venetian Unda. utility porch. Smell barn and chicken house. One acre good soU. Price SSJS0. Alee t.S-ACRE, Irrigated, fine garden . aoll; 4-room furnished eabtn, includ ing circulating ojl heater, kitchen Jange, electrie brooder, etc. Cloae In. 'rice 19.000. TENOWALD AGENCY Holly Theater Bldg. fOR SALE Small table model cream aeparator. ynone oivo WANTED S or 10 Hampehtre Red pullela. Ray Spencer. 330 Mayetle at. tOR SALE Cheater white bow. Phone 6398. CASH for your empty cotton feed bag. Buchanan. Medford Hotel or Km. B. gropny piqg. ici. atw. WANT TO BUY A 1041 Ford or Mer. r-iirv Will nav cash. Bea or Write TSgt. Lewie Valigura at IS Haw- thorne ave.. apt, e. NEW acooter for aale. J'viUe hwy.. Box 7S. Renault ave.. 4th houae. FOR SALE J.wheel trailer in excel- lent condition: food rubber. Phone 4448. WANTEB Good freih milch goat. Ray Spencer. 830 Mayetta at. FOR SALE 3-bedroom modern houie, acre of ground. Place for e o w. chickens, garden. Now vacant. Move right In. Located on highway, til . wain, jvaniana. FOR SALE 320 acres on Williams creek road, 120 acres bottom land with free irrigation. 1 o-room house, large barn, achool bus, creek; all farm Implements. Poor health de mands sale, Prlca only 913,800. See A. F. Flowers. Broker. 308 8. Holly. fOUND Lady's articles of clothing: may have by Identifying and paying for ad. Call at 1408 N. Riverside. WANTED Pasture end supervision for money-making registered pinto atalllon on share oasis. Phone 3896. POH SALE "ELECTRO STEEM" rad iator, electric heater. Phone 8734. HULLESS OATS make lota of excel lent hay. If threshed the grain wiu bring a 50 premium for poultry feed or celeal. For aale at Morton Milling Co. LOST Fountain pen, Parker 01. Re- warq. mono evenings oiw. FOR SALE Traveleer house trailer, 1943 model, sold for 91.300; will sac rifice for 9709. Will take a car or wnat nave you on trade. AUTOMOBILE MARKET 6th and Bartlett. Phona 3919. WANTED Girl for general office wor':. Must be able to type. Apply ami'innunB. HELP WANTED Experienced Auto Painter. First-Class Mechante fee General Motors Cars. Expert Body-Fender-Sheet Motel Man. Good Propositions for AU the Above. Apply BUJCK GARAGE 1330 Main St., Klamath Fells WANTED Lady to sew on power canvas machine; steady work. F. F. aurke, aie g. Main. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE SPECIALS NEW SHIPMENT of heavy work har ness, horse collara end pads. Prices right. FLASHLIGHT batteries, all you need at 10c each. ELECTRIC portable heeler St 9T-' . each. HYDRAULIC Jacks, from S to 9-tons. at e saving. NEW SHIPMENT of white enamel wood rangaa. circulating heaters, trash burners and airtight heaters, stove pipe a la complete. stove pipe end ste. isuy wnua siosn ROOFING PAPER, large stack, all sizes and weight: also building pa per, felt paper. Lew thermal) or der price. AUTOMATIC gas, electrie and ell wa ter neaicrs, rani" 0"B'i "" laundry trays, compute shower units, lavatories, doule sinks, septic tanks and values of all kinds. No priority required. NEW shipment of cocoa mats, lino leum ruga in Sizes srom jw w 15. HARD-TO-GET Items, skillets. Dutch ovena, cmcicen iryera, aisn pans, wash pans, water buckets, garbage cans, mop wringers, cone buckets Large stock. Come and loon arouna TOOLS of all kinds, for the carpenter. mecnanic, farmer, logger; bibo r- tools consisting of sockets, ratchets. 1 lug wrenches and apeed wrenches ATTENTION, farmers and gardenerel We have In stock all aizes and mesh of chicken netting, stock fence, barb wire, fence posts, smooth wire, stuc co wire: also chicken house spray ers, wheelbarrows, garden cultivat ors, spading forks, hoes, rakea mat tocka and shovels. , PIPE, large stock of prewar pipe at prewar prices. Get It now before . prices advance: also pipe fittings, pressure pumps, pitcher pumps, cen trifugal and rotary pumps; also 3 and i" cast iron soil pipe. COMPLETE line of tents, hay covers, tarpau lines and leather work gloves, slicker coats and raincoat, slightly used; also water-repellent coats and pants. THAvrot hahv bit national ad. vertised. steel frames. Iron wheels, runner urea. NEW shipment of doors and windows jus i arrivaa. Remember lt always pays to shop at the Medford Bargain House, 27. 29 N. Grape st Phone 3744. efT CHILDREN'S COLDS Today most young mothers refuse to take needless chances with untried remedies, when the children ha ve colds . . . they use good old - . mm tklETRATES JfgfWtr' foeokloerestsrf upper breeetiel tabes wita Its t- elal 9dl9l9l vaptrt $flfrt,tt i4 keek kttk sarfaeee 1199 waris.lag.eeia. petwe. K: WANTCB TO nrv-edxaem mad. ern furnlahed houae with garage; eloea In, by permanent civilian party, Referencae. Tribune. Bo S3S3 IKCOME TAX returna made out wlQ alio de part-time bookkeeping. Call 8oom lie Irawferd. room 134, Motet Allen. Leo W. CROFT LILY grower needs woman to care for housework end 3 amaU children. Leslie Woodriff, Harbor, Oregon. F6 lAttU-Vprlghi piano. UM W. 4th at. FOR SALE In Ashland, 0-room mod. ern home: Sit baths, 3 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, rumpus room, bar, a elrculaUng fireplaces, automaUo furnace piped o all rooms: 1 acre of ground, fine landscaping. One of the nooeet homes in Aahland. 99,000, terms. Oregon Land Co., SO . Main St., Ashland. Oregon. Phone 91340. WANTED Girl or woman for help with housework and care of chil dren: sis per week, with room and board and liberal time off. Ph. 4663. FURNISHED 3-room modern house". Frill da Ira. Rear of 919 S. Oakdale. 0MALL furnished apartment for sin gle employed person. Phone 4839. FIREMAN WANTED. Hotel Medford'. FOR BALZ 9 acres, ' 7-room modern nouse. Darn, entcken nouae, outer buildings; good tree soil, walnuts, apples, figs, plum, grapes. Located In Jacksonville between the echool house and main highway, red brick house. Terms. William Stucker, Jack sonvine, urs. DPI Ota. SLEEPING room, clean: hot end cold water in room; center or business district. Central Point apartmenta and hotel. Reasonable rent. Phone central point. 462. APARTMENT livli ng ;eiy room and itcn- enette, complet furnlehMi with nice naveno set, bedding, linens, dishes, silver, etc.: heat and hot wa ter, also electricity furnished for cooking and lights. Reasonable rent. Adulta only. Near sawmills. Central roint apartmsnts. rnona 46a. rOR 8 A Lt Oil chick broodar In mooA rOR SALt Nash touring car; also .33 OTmvnwivr rpair mi, junction CaraKt. N. Riverside. WAITRESS wanted. Berrydl T5 taurant, 1812 N. Rlvenldo. OR feALt or exchange-a-bedroom moatrn. ciot in; oornar lot; ideal location. Want 3-bdroom, modern noma. Talaphona 4538, Owner. FOR SALE 93,000. 31, acres, 1 acre irrigated; o-room house, pressure aystem, hot and cold water, garage and other outbuildings. 30 large English walnut trees. 19 peach trees, some strawberrtea, raspberries end boysonberrles: 9 ecres seeded to vetch and oats. 1 mile west of Phoenix, 1st road north of Fort Baker road off of Anderson creek road. Rt. 4. Box 374. I still have PREWAR DiipONt aUTO- mutivs xain'j. jobs on which I use these materials ere fully guar enteed. MITCHELL'S PAINT SHOP 60S S. Riverside TRANSFER & StORA-E Fred Robinson, owner. Furnltura mov. ne. commercial haullne. evervthlne lor your neeo. rir et, mono 4664. ANYTHINO to haul-anywhere large or small. Phone 3988. Davis Trana- lor a storage Co., so . rir st, POULTRY netting roofing. F. E. SAMSON CO. FOR SALE ' vegeUble rack with 6 sprinkler heads and galvanized tank, full length, complete, ready lor use; only 43. fonoca s rarmers Market. Grants Pass. Ore. Ph. 833. C5VERNMENT WHEAT Another car on track. Bring your sacks. W NT T"' "-PY " C' FOR HELP with your Income tax. day or evening. Phone 3913. OS floaa FOR SALE Sheep fuano, weedleaa, finely pulverised. Monarch Seed St Feed Co. ALFALFA HAY. 1st cutting. fS4 ton F. . BAMSOHJJU. FOR SALE) Metal brooders, feeders ana waiereri: eiso screen gino. Faher'i. 34 3. Riverside. Phone 444B. HOUSE WORK wanted. Phone 46SC HAVE you a house In Portland! Will trade my home In Medford. Phone aaaa ror paruomare. TO. flALE-LMaadow hav IU ner ton Order now. This is an economy feed. y. IE- BAMQUn tu. FOR BALE Gypsum, 113.80 per ton. Now in stock. We deliver. Moaaxoh Seed & Feed Co. SHIPMENT of early teed potatoee, four varieties. Also onion aets. Jack ton County Feed Co., Court and Me Anarewi. TIME to slant eur early rardan peaa, 10c package of lnoculant will plant 6 lbs. of peas, beans or sweet peaa. Don't fall to plant without Inoculat ing. Jackson County Feed Co., Court no jmoAnarew-. . SEE our variety of cactus, you may lino iyp yuu wan. - yuur lection, Jackson County Feed Co., bouri ana wcAnarews. OIL and electrie brooders still avail able, loo-cmck size electric. a.su. Wa can arran a a for your babv chicks. Most all breeds. No order too small, Jackson County Feed Co-. Court and McAndrews. GARDEN fertilizer tn package alio for your tndlvldual needs, Jackson County Feed Co., Court and Mc Andrews. CHICK feeders, 8c, fountains, lfle. Hen and Turkey feeders, 61.49. Jackson County Feed Co.. Court and Mo Andrews. 6RDER your baby chicks now for de llvery February 30. Cockerels and straight run chicks. Faber's, 34 .8. Riverside. Phone 4440. GYPSUM Another car on track. Or der now. Come and get It or take delivery with your neighbor. 913.60 per ton at car. F. E. SAMSON CO. FOR BETTER "CRbPSl plant our cer tlfled Blue Tag grains: Union besrd less harley, 00.38 pure; Velvon Bearded harley, 00.86 pure-, Fed eration wheat. 89.43 pure. Heavier yielding, purest seed. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. t .. ii. n j.. ffiij nume nemeuY For Relieving Miseries of vick. vepoKuo. uo es iney aoi ai bedtime, rub VapoRub on throat, chest end back. AtoncethepenetntlngtimulaUng ectlonof VnnoRub(aspicUircd)starts to help relieve congestion end irrita- "on in upprr Droncniai iudcs, cose eoufthing. 'he msUrnraneM or breathing easier. Then for hours VopoRub kecp9 on working. It In vitee restful 9lecp. And often by morning most of the misery of the cold is gone I Remember thl9 ONLY VAPORUB Qlvtt You th known boftm f-y for niieving mlteriet of children', colds. M IHU TryitI TSiToHu Monday. Teb. II. 1S4S FOR SALE Registered 3-year -old milking snortnorn ouu. Apply win. . Pollack at Farmer's Market, rants Pass. Oregon. FOR SALE Baled hay. 930 and up Phone 6237. APPLES9140 lug. Bring containers. waiter Tone, Btcwars ave. FIR ROUGH BLOX BLABS green big double load eo-eu. aaeaiora susi Tel sill. BEARDLESS BARLEY Seed rye.0et our prices. F. 1. SAMSON CO. WANTED Experienced Stenographer. For appointment, caU 9133 days, 4999, eveninga. WANT 6 xJY-oo4 lawn swing. Tribune. Box 1133. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR, Save Time. Cash and Oak Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. ph. 9919. eth and Bartlett No Red Tape Whea You Sell to Us. LOW PRICED LUMBER At Cameron Moffith Lumber Co. South Rlveirlde et Barnett Road. uuu ui sjirm wa ivutii iwwut, -..mansion, plank. AIM northern ro wuir i-nci posia. NO PRIORITY KKSDKO. FboiM 46S. fOR SALE Cockerel! to arrive Marcn lat. Phona your ordera now. r. E. SAMSON CO. TlX"your insurance needa to Walter Jones. Phone USE TRANSPLANfONE. Every tlma you iranspiam a uee, ousn or piant. use Transplantona for batter aet and development. Monarch Seed At Peed Co. FOR SALE Plsher'a calf meal or builder pellets. Fabar'a, 34 River- ia. mono SEED OATS kanota. U.li per owt F. E. SAMSON CO. FOR SALE Rhubarb and horseradish roots. Monarcn -acq at reeq i;o. NEW motor assemblies and new mo tor block aaaembllea now In stock for cars end trucks. L. C. TAYLOR CO. 119 S. Riverside. Phone tB9. FOR SALE Berry bushes. Plant them now monarcn beea at reea CO. NEW 18,000 Eaton rear axle assembly. eauiDDea wrtn lo-noie auaa nuns and drums and Weatinghouee air praxes. U C. TAYLOR CO. Truck Headquarters lit B. Riverside. Phona 9069. ftANOTA seed oats. g3.38 per huh' area. Monarch seed & Feed Co. BROODERS 150 capacity, 3,45; 400- vmvjs pise, F. E. SAMSON CO. FOR SALE Old-growth fir, l3 cord, delivered. Phone SSSfl. WANTED Boy with bicycle, over 16 yrs. oia. evenings a iter scnool, Sat urdays and Sundays. WESTERN WE BUYEM WE 6ELLEM COME IN AND SEE-EM S036 Dodge Coupe 1036 Dodge Sedan 1MB Ford Coupe 1037 Ford Sedan 1833 Nash Sedan 1937 Pontiae 6 -Pass Coupa 1038 Graham Sedan ' Urge Supply Dayton-MeClarea Tires See at A. E. "Tubby Deaa . . , Your Pontiao Dealer Wchfleld Station Dial 904S 6th and Orana St. Au nni OR SALE 4 waaner pigs, 3 brood aowe, 3 turkey hens, one torn. Rt. 4, box : 38g. S. Pacific hwy. W. K Sheldon. FOR SALE Lime, sulphur and bor deaux in convenient sixes. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. fRICED FOR oUicrt 8At-l6 vn-vroi.i i ,-un irueK, dual urea. body. Will sell quick at the price. L. C. TAYLOR CO, JDodSi Plymouth jj R've'do. PhonaiOBiB. r9RAt.E-:Now Washington rasp; berry plants. A new diseasa-reslst-ant, large, rich red, delicious fruit. Monarch Seed & reed Co. FOR OALE OR TRADE One 1937 International Logg ing Truck D-40, WITH SINGH OR DUAL AXLI TRAILER Good Mechanical condition with pre-war 8.2S tires. Will tall right or will consider in trad lata modal pickup. Mutt be good. Thl, equipment at Tula Lake. I can b reached ti Hotel Medford Today DOUG PUCKETT Tula Lake. Cal. Phona 7104 Show, at 1:45-8:45-i30 You'll Never Forgat Itl Thru Tuetdeyl "THI GIRL WHO DARED" Lorna Gray Patar Ceokaon " I I" Coming WEDNESDAY! BREATH-TAKING ADVENTURE! JOHN WAYNE -In "STAGE COACH" Added Hit DON "BID" BARRY Irea Mffrkk MTDrOFD MAIL THIBUrTE TTTt FOR SALE II you ere bothered la your garden with centipedes, cab bage maggots, wireworras. etc.. In vestigate Ortho- Soil Fumlgant now in stock. Monarch Seed St Feed Co. j F&F SOOTHES I YOUR THROAT bow ffi gargl fn : Kech FAT Cough toienge stves ; : your throats IS minute comforting treatment. Really soothing because J I they're really medicaid. 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