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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFORD HAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday, feb. SI. XUt MEDFORDi UNE Sv.ryona In Sjuthtrn Orp K.aa. w. . . Dall? Sac.P' ttorday Puhl-had b MEUrORH PRINTING CO 17-29 North Fit St Phun SU1 ROBtRT W BUHU tK " ERNEST R OIUTRAP Manaf. HEKB HEY Advaruuns MP g C P-ROUSON Manaalna JEdlUt ARTHUR PERRY Sunday altor MRS OLIVE STARCHER Soc Kttot GERALD LATHAM Clrrulatlnn MP AO Ipdapn-Ht Hawapapar. Entered u iecond alaa. -attar Medtord Oregon. uiylei Act m March S. I. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Br Mill -In Advance Dally and Sunday -one ",1; -'JI , Dally and Sunday -el month! 4 W ; Dally and Sunday -three mot 1.1 Dally and Sunday one month 71 By Carrier In Advance Medford Aahland Central Point. Jackion Villa. Colo Hill Phoenix Talent am on motor route: -. Dally and Sunday -one nuM I Dally and Sunday one month 71 AU lerme eaab la advance - Official Paper of ebe City ef Medferd Official Paper of waaon County United Prw roll Laattd Wire MEMBER OF AUDI! BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Advortlalni Ropre;eplatlT WIST-HOLLIDAY COMPANY INC Offlcee In New York Chicago Da. ...ii a.- H'.n.li. Istm AiUlIM Se- Portland St Lsula Vancnuvei, C- Mtmht OREC0(N JHLWSlPJ Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry The nation observes the birth day of George Washington to morrow, Its first president, its first millionaire, and Its great est leader in peace and war. He could not tell a lie, and firmly refused a third term In the White House. "What's the matter with the people?" asks J. Cochran Robin. "Here it ii nearly March. I have flown all over town looking for an auto, with a wheel hub, big enough and bright enough, to fight my own reflection In, to no vail and nothing stirring." e Iwo Jima, a strategic island In Japan's frontyard is pear shaped. The CofC. is silent both in com pliments and condemnation on its shape, which seems to be the only good thing about, as far as this neck of the woods is con cerned. Scottish trooqs captured a Nazi seneral in bed at Ooch, be fore he could get under It. Its the best Scotch story of the war e e e 'The Inability of the leglsla ture to complete its tabors, in its allotted time, is an outstanding case of bad timing. No doubt If the grade school members of their families, cam horn wttn a tardy mark on their monthly report cards-, they would be hor rified, and deliver talk on punctuality. BREAK FOR THE OAL1 (Pakland (Calif.) Tribune) "Girls will soon be wearing dresses fabrli tted from pea nuts, and hosiery fashioned from stainless steel. They will 'use a perfumed white facial cream made from soot. Then, at the cocktail hour, they will sip a drink distilled from saw dust and nibble blackberries raised on thornless vines." e Admiral Halsey of the Navy operating in Asiatic waters bids fair to be as popular and pic turesque a military figure, as Lleut.Gen. Patton, of the Army, In the eyes of their countrymen. The admiral minces no words, and is full of salty quips. His opinion of the Japanese navy, as a fighting force, is as low as mud on the bottom of the Pa' clfic, and doubts if It will ever come out to fight. He calls It 'the ex-Jap navy.' In a Washing' ton, D. C, interview, he. sees early Japanese angling for a "negotiated peace,' and protests anything out 'unconditional sur render.' He views 'soft peace' as the worst crime in United States history He is opposed to another Pearl Harbor in 20 years. , e e Whiskers for men threaten America, and are gaining popu larity. They allegedly provide warmth for the male throat and face, and are 'dlsMnctlve.' This is a diabolical bit of fashionable boondoonling. With new styles calling for an exposure of the feminine mld-rlff, the -oncoming peace will have Its horrors, as weu as blessings. e a "Don't work when you don't reel like It. advises a Dhyslcian. If a number of us were to fol low this advice, we couldn't eat when we felt like eating." (Minneapolis Star-Journal) The rebuttal is Ironclad, e It will soon be time to start guessing whether March will come like a lion or a lamb, or at an. Secy. Ickes hak concocted an other book. The peoDle did not vote for that either in the No vember mandate. Some of the big shells fired by battleships can drive through tough alloy steel armor as much as a foot-and-a-half thick. Editorial Correspondence Los Angeles, Feb. 17 Dan one-time esteemed city editor of ed us over to the Los Angeles Athletic club for lunch with some other U. P. men, and a couple of Chinese editors freshly arrived from Chunking. Very nice of Dan. He is a typical U. P. man they all are so much more able than they LOOK. Dan has a bashful, rural facade reminiscent of the hired hand in the Old Homestead, but he will probably be president of the U. P. one of these daysl e e e e The two Chungking editors proved to be two slant-eyed little boys net weight for the pair not over 210 pounds perhaps 195 would be nearer correct. They didn't look over 16 but the larger and older of the two was as perky as a Park Avenue sparrow and knew all the answers at least all that were asked him. His little room mate had not mastered stand it pretty well but not speak it it was amusing to observe the lad's facial expressions, as he cocked one ear to the ques tions and the other to the answers looking for all the world like a scared little rabbit, ready to beat it at the first sound of a gun. Sorry but it would hardly boys said, for while they knew men, they gave no permission to lets skip ltl . But we did ask them when would be over for the special benefit of G. Thorndike. Nothing daunted the articulate member declared that one more year would see the end of it, unless the unexpected hap pened and Russia refused to Join in for the grand march on Hirohito's bailiwick. In that event Russia keeping or two years. The speaker added the end than most people in the Americans it appears still have dor too vividly etched on their minds. (Now both places are falling the OTHER way!) Why are the two Chinese editors over hereT They are preparing for the after-the-war Industrial develop ment of China. They flew to India from Chungking in one day and came to San Pedro by boat in three weeks because they wish ed to stop at ports en route. China, they say, is going to take Japan's place in the Orient from a commercial and Industrial standpoint. Manufacturing it seems has already started in China, in a year hence, China will be ready to produce, and these two young men are making what might we surmised. It was all very Interesting and ent found it difficult to take the two little "Chink boys" as ser iously as they took themselves or the party did as a whole. They must be backed by Chiang Kal Shek or they would not be representing the Chungking government here in Los Angeles they met the officials of the local Chamber of Commerce yester day yet Well anyway we believe we be said perhaps more. And after all what we DON'T know about China and the exact situation in the Far East, would reach from L. A. to the North Pole and back again . Nevertheless and notwithstanding our best advice to G. Thorndike is not to put any more we mean the date when the Nipponese fold up. We have been at the L. A. Athletic club for meals before, it Is one of the most popular clubs super-super" as our nephew once remarked. We did not know, however, it is owned, lock, itock and hsrrnl by the late Harry Chandler of the L. A. Times, as are half a dozen other clubs in this section of the state. It was characteristic of Mr. business man and also very public came in lU-tf and the bottom fell here in Southern Cal, H. C. came would have been forced to fold un the other hand Mr. Chandler Rot the properties at about half their "good times" worth, and yielding it is reported a handsome Income. well, our only comment is DESERVE itl But the latter, we appreciate it more now than H. En Passant we were relieved gets only five years Instead of "life" and originally DEATHI Weber refused to drill, on the grounds he did not hpiw. in taking human life, in peace or war, and so informed his com manding officer. That is no way to talk to a and Private Henry Weber deserves " uurauun at least, irive years nut tne man is so obviously a words plain DUMB, that this final decree has both sense and Justice in It, and the other decrees did notl i In no other place but Los Angeles would there be a "Cafe teria" like Clifton's a few steps up in noiiywooa a south seas locale with bizarre bamboo con. traptions and stockades all about, artificial palms and illuminated ones (the latter constructed of neon in yellow, white and green) a balcony orchestra consisting of two middle aged soubrettes, one playing the harp the other a violin; mottoes expressing vir tuous sentiments all over the walls and a general atmosphere of half-baked uplift, and half-seasoned food. A dally yellow sheet Is issued entitled "Clifton's Food for Thot a tra-ful for a tri-ful" (the establishment is simply deluged with cockeved cracks like that Oh well, it is terrible and indescribable but Clifford has made a lonune out or It, they say he is and one of the City of Angels' A large sign above the Olive may pay as you wish or pay nothing at all "dine free unless de lighted." We asked the cold-eyed cashier what that meant, when we handed over our check and cash she said it meant Just what it said as she reached sternly tor the offering of the next in line. we have a strong suspicion pay would find it much harder a iree employment bureau is use for one these days but they gave C. C. his start. Also cake is supplied and the birthday without extra charge, and if you have any troubles see "Mrs. Von, the advisory counsel," or step into the "Little Chapel" No. 648, or the "Garden for Meditation" (more illuminated neon foliage no doubt) No. 618. As you go out the door you are offered a "Vita-Meal" packet. "1-3 dav'a romnlot only 8 cents" a bit of unconscious Irony in thatl or if you are snort on casn you can nave that for nothing also. (A. Perry really should come down here and write up the place!) Purely Personal: One really surroundings, L. A. hocos pocus eat. ANYWHERE, ANY time ANYHOW and NOT have to wash the dishes afterward! H. W. Sweepers Pick Up Metal Hazards To Automobile Tires St. Paul Minn., 0J.R) Minne sota roads are kept clear of tire puncturing debris by a road .weeper which picks up an aver age of 1.800 pieces ot metal per mile on gravel roads. Built largely of materials on hand In the department shop, the road magnet mounted on a light truck is deterred only -y Ice-covered roads and heavy snows. The magnetic sweeper travels at rate of 10 miles per hour Bowerman of the United Press the Medford Daily News invit English as yet could under be cricket to recount ALL the they were talking to newspaper be'quoted and anyway well they thought the war with Japan out it might take 18 months Japan is far weaker and nearer United States realize. They the the fall of Bataan and Correal- be termed trade arrangements, yet somehow, your correspond have said about all that should cash-money than he has on it on the coast and the meals are Chandler, an extremelv shrewd spirited, that when the crash out of practically everything to the rescue. All these clubs up but for him. He saved them. and thev are in his nam. tnrinv he and his heirs and aaalsmi Imagine, reallv benefit mm and C. HIMSELF! , to learn that Private) WoW nnm commandins nfrlror- In nirii to be put in the hoosegow for SHOULD cover it). "nut" and ill adviwd In ntk the street. It is like a stage-set by Clifton E. Clifford, the hn a perennial candidate for mayor, leading citizens. Street entrance declares you however that anyone refusing to to get out than get in the place. run In connection not much say that was the feature that table "fancied" for anyone's should not complain about food. or anything else, when one can R. and Its pick-up capacity Is re duced to 100 pieces per mile for paved or bituminous roads. The Minnesota road scrap drive has yielded nails, tacks screws, pieces ot wire, hairpins, bottle caps, bolts, spikes, mowr teeth, pieces of cable, pliers and auto tools which have dropped from passing cars or from care less tourists who have mended tires or mane other roadside re pairs and left their tools behind Hungary first became an Inde pendent Kingdom In 1001, and its "Golden Bull," the tunda mental document of the Consti tution dates from 1222. 'Angels fete wzi iwa.-;ii- 1 1 in The first truck load of American were Imprisoned after their capture long trip back to U. S. and home. Flight o Time Medtord au Jackson Co Hit tory iom the (lies ot the Mail Tribune 10. 20 and 34 years go. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY February 21, 1935 (It was Thursday) FR. suffers setback in wage relief battle, when senate backs labor union's stand. Bill Hanley ranch in Harney county sold to government as bird refuge. Senate democrats rolled by former President Hoover's plea nation return to gold standard. Unsettled with rain. High 55, low 37 degrees. All hope of adjourning state legislature by Saturday fades. Willie Hoppe, famed billiard lst, visits city. Illness and injuries dim Black Tornado's chance ln game to morrow night with Ashland. Pearmen told best methods of fighting orchard pests. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY February 21, 1925 (It was Saturday) G. Full wins city billiard championship. v Portland fireman admits he set twenty fires there. Los Angeles man run over by car at Rogue River. Table Rock telephone line wants a city connection. Landslide near Gilchrist ranch In Sams Vallu" attracts wide at tention. Rain. High 59. low 34 degrees. Precipitation a trace. Pavement to Jacksonville is named the Jacksonville High way. The name was proposed by Emll Britt. Burial nlace of John Wilkes Booth assassin of Abraham Lin coln is revealed as Portsmouth, Virginia, after secrecy of half a century. THIRTY-FOUR YEARS AGO TODAY February 21, 1911 (It was Tuesday) Choice steers bring $7. per hundred on Portland market. Big business demands Con gress quit tinkering wun tariff. Heaviest snows ln years at at Crater Lake, with 25 feet rim. SYNTHETIC -MATERIAL FOR ARMY RAINCOATS Kansas City, Mo. (U.R) According to a field test recent ly completed by the Quartermas ter Corps, synthetic rubber raincoats are equal to those made of synthetic resin-coated mater ials in protection against rain. ease of repair, and resistance to packing and folding. Officials at the Quartermaster Depot in Kansas City, believes that as the supply Increases moreBin garments will be made of synthetic rubber since It is silently lower in cost uian tne synthetic resins. Too Late to Classify WANTED Late model car, any maka. in acwdcond.t.on Phone 4447. Want to rent Modem 3 or 4 room furnished apartment or fur- Permanent couple. No pel. Call itfr4 wm r-J.mnm 9 hedrixim tlOUie, ibZ 1 1 J u modern, large Karaite V woodnhrd, r a n g itovc. Tmmenfate possession. HARHY LONG. Real Estate i d,n n)iiiu rviv-riuw ton SALE .933 Matter da luxe WICK SNfMES AN0 SNIrTllS I drone relieve wa tery neaa cola m IP- err to blo you fsel oeiter. uaution: us1 only ae directed. Oet AW I 4 I v 1 jf-'J 11. of Bataan' Leave for Army nurses, famed ""'rXTct by Japanese on Corregldor three year, ago -Thht U i the wmamg o,r Photo by Tom Shafer, NBA-Acme photographer lor War riciure FOR RENT a-room bachelor quar- ? 15' per mo. 41S N. Front, across rom fire hall. . C7Cl1rt 8'i acres, S-room house, 2)1 dliU not modern; city water In v house; large barn, Irriga tion, clover and alfalfa; paved road; close ln. . , gAAA 10-room house, close ln. 2)0UUU Has 5 bedrooms. This Is ejivvvv d . gce H N Lot. land. Real Estate Broker, 325 South Oakdale. FOR SALE 45 ewes, 30 lambs now. i. istllnn n.nurn.hnrn. Ore. I wanted TO BUY Typewriter. Ph. tU79. FOR RENT 1. 3. 3 or 4-roora apart- FOR SALE Prewar, like new. beauti- ments. 704 w. Bin ful matcnea uuncan rnyic u"'5 room furniture, blue sofa with matching solid mahogany end table, matching pink china lamp. Indirect lighUnn; large plain plate glass mlr ror, large coffee table, two lovely wing barrel choirs, tier table, games tnblc, blue china lamp. AU for 34o. FOR SALE 11 fine cows. 2 Just fresh, mono tuoo. balance to iresnen soon; 1 yuuug sow, 1 gentle saddle mare, 1 nearly new surge milker, a units. F. A. WELLS, Rt. 1, Box 370 Phone 199. Central Point $2600 I Three rooms and bath; large lot on pavement- $2750 Four rooms and bath; S bedrooms. H. G. WILSON. Broker, 7 Chestnut. Phone FOR SALE 80-bass accordion; sonable. t-none aoai. SOME ffood Hereford stock cows: also some tat nereiora ncucis ii ' sold at the LIVESTOCK AUCTION, Phoenix. Saturday. A PUREBRED Percheron mare will be sold Saturday. Phoenix. Ore. FOR SALE Fat young roasting hens, Phone '011. 1503 Prune. vrn ail F 4-uriil trnller. eood rub ber; Harden tractor with plow and disc: Reo 8 and Star 4 motors, with transmission and radiator, o. u. Postler. 9th and Laurel, Central Point Evenings alter o. FOR SALE ia-tube R.CA all-wave radio, phone combination, automatic record chancer. Irge maple cabinet, two soetikers: 175. Very fine tone Rov Abbott, Trail, Ore. Phone Trail 1410. GUARANTEED AUTO PAINTING, ST-AM CLEANING AND SIMON IZING. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP 60S Riverside FOR SALE 3 portable chick coops. 3'xS'; a'so metal birdcage and stand. Phone 3685. LIVESTOCK AUCTION every Satur day at Pavilion. Phoenix. Ore., com mencing at I p. m. Our continued heavv receipts of livestock makes It necessary that all stock be at yards not later than 11 a. m. sale dite If you wish to convert your livestock Into rash, vou will be well satisfied with your account of sale mMe through this auction market. Our many local and out-of-state buvers are always on hand to buy anv amount of all classes of live stock at its highest market price. We have m"ch stock conslmed for next sole. Plan to attend Southern Oren Uvtock Auction Co. Col. A. H. D"ri!ev, Auctioneer. Phone 8225. Medford. Ore. . AUTOMOBILE MARKET 6 th and Bartlett Phone 3919. See these can today 1939 Bulck Special elub coupe, radio and heater. 1939 Mercury club coupe, radio and heater. 1938 Nash flOO four-door, heater, ow-d'-tve: motor Juat reconditioned. 193A Pontiac De Luxe edan. 1936 Ford aedan. 193S Plymouth sedan. . 1933 Plymouth coupe. Here are tome Thurs. only specials: 1934 Ford sedan 1933 Model B roadster . 1931 Chevrolet coupe -.$160 ISO - 130 133 is3n huick seaan 1930 Chevrolet pickup 123 193ft Chevrolet U.-ton truck 395 1933 Chevrolet sedan , , 130 175 . 133 . 63 li?9 Model A couoe 1929 Chevrolet sedan . 1929 Studebaker sedan . Remember no one can pay more for your car than AUTOMOBILE MARKET Erom where The Cuppers are about the hap piest married couple ln our town. Comfortable oft, too, after Dee's fifty years of honest work. But their two most prized pos sessions are an old beer mug and an 1890 Floradora hat When they were flnt married, Dee allows he couldn't stand the hat; while Jane turned her nose ap (prirately) at Dee's fondness for a friendly glass of beer from time to time. But each figured It was the other's tight ... so they Ilred and let lire. And as time went by, they Home (Arm Tdephoto) SPECIAL today. Friday and Sunday. Choice Calif, grapefruit, all sizes, si. 59, (4 case; S3. 18, full case. Med ford Orange Market, 1302 N. River side. FOR SALE New waxed birch a-way hlghchalr. Phone 3488. FURNITURE storage. Complete mod ern service; special lockers. Phone 3888. Davis Transfer Ac Storage Co., 40 S. Fir st. FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN See THE OREGON FINANCE CO. 45 South Central A Pioneer Firm THESE ITEMS ARE IN STOCK AT WARD'S PLUMBING DEPT. Single and Double Laundry Trays. Shower Stalls, complete with fit tings; Galvanized Pipe and Pipe Fittings, Hot Water Heaters and Range Boilers, Toilets, Sinks and Lavatories. Drain Cleaners, Asbestos Insulation for Water Tanks. WARD S HARDWARE DEPT. Tool Boxes and Carpenter's Tools. Garden Hose. Sprinklers and Prun era. Grinding Wheels, V-Belts, Pul leys, Bolts, Nails, Screws, Washers. Etc.; Flower and Vegetable Seeds and Garden Tools. WARD'S FARM DEPT Fencing, Poultry Netting, Wire Screen, Electric Fence Controllers and Insulators. Filter Discs and Dairy Supplies, Irrigation Pumps, -inch and larger; Hammermlll. Saddles, Harnesses and Equipment WARD'S BUILDING MATERIALS Firenroof Mineral Fill Insulation, Asphalt Shingles and ttoonng i-aper, TUbi-nrrt for Bathrooms and Kitch en, Wallpapers in complete assort ment WARD'S PAINT DEPT. ' Trnu Ram and Roof Paints. Rioolin Enamel, White and Colors. Clearance or insiae net ana uioss. TIRES AND AUTO ACCESSORIES ' Heavy Truck. Passenger Car and Tractor Tires, Tunes and Repairs. B4tterfet in all sizes suaranteed. Chains, Cross Links, Lights, Etc.; Mufflers and Tailpipes, uasxets, Etc WARD'S HOUSEHOLD DEPT. Garbage Buckets and Enamel Palls, Laundry Baskets, Mops, Brooms, Cleaners, Waxes, Polishes and Soaps, Lanterns. WARD'S SPORTING DEPT. Shotvun and Rifle Shells and Sup plies', uicycie urea, ttepnirs, Acces sories. Suitcases. Brief Cases. Lur- gage, Films and Photo Flooda. (some sizes). WARD'S SERVICE DEPT. Radio tubes (bring old tubes for exenange). wasning macnine raru, vacuum Cleaner raru. MONTGOMERY WARD CO PACKING, crating and shipping. Com- piete service, city lTansier ct ..tor age. Phone 4664. 38 S. Fir st. GOING OUT of business. Will sell shelving and fixtures, Including two mirrored doors, hardwood, mahog any finish, and ten beautiful light fixtures: also window lights. Wood land Furniture House, 309 South sixtn st., tiranu pass. CARE of children eevnlngs in your nome. neierences. i-none xrii. FOR SALE 8 wood hurner brooder stoves, S8 each, used one season. Ed Bartlett. Star Rt., Jacksonville. AM SELLING most of my wardrobe, like new, size 14. All dry cleaned. i-none iiomi, $4200- 3 U acres, free soil, all lrrl- sated: most In clover: 5 room house, sood well. good location on west side. Close in. Some terms. Owner leaving for de- Also $14,000" 23 acres. 11 acres pears, mostly Hartietts-.il acres clover. 6-room modern house with lovely view; large barn na omer ouiounaings. ,iy water Exceptionally good buy, some terms. -jcin k. .uuftn, tiroxer CHAS. B LA ESS. Salesman Office 333 N. Riverside. Phone 7337 I sit . 6y Joe Marsh. Trophies of a Happy Marriage realised that the hat and mug had become Important symbols In their marriage-symbols ot respect for each other's rights and differences of opinion. From where I sit, a lot ot mar riages would be happier If there were more fanny-looking hats and old beer mngs In the back ground. Tolerance Is a mighty good foundation for II ring hap. plly together. , folium WANTSD t-bedroom furnlahed hous. dean and In food condition. Per manent local ronton. WW pay food n, rnr rlvht house. Phone 3798. FOR SALE Ground or whole sralna lor your airy, nug it- -needa: at new. lower prlcea. Bring groin bagi and aave. Victor Buraeu. Phone Meaioro mua. at AAA Practically new five-room iJUVV modern cottage: located on qiwvvv pacific highway. Very best of corutrucUon. oak floors throughout, service porch, garage and workshop; on acre of good land. Also Ojinft nvi cre of Irrigated yt-zvv . maU OTOdern home with Medford city water; bariv cruca. house, garage, workshop. Very fine view of the valley, immediate pos session. Also ftfAAA Seven-room modern home, 1 llttl large Uvlng room, dining ,wuw room, kitchen with tued drain board, Urge bath room wun shower, four bedrooms, fire?'""; oak floors, double garage, twolarge lots, paved st Good location. This Is a good home; very good construe- ELMER HERRIED. 44 N. Riverside Lnai J jo I or oto FOR RENT Furnished three-room apartmem; private pam. w --. ELASTIC trainlns panties, good rlb- KIUl WHUIti ..... Montgomery Ward. LOST Hood side. Bantam, light green, between Big i ana a"' ette's. 1812 N. Riverside. Bverett Combs LOST Man's rimless glasses, blue case. If round cau vi-i WANTED Electric refrigerator and .....hi-a ms.lilM nc-fornhlv BOln- dry type. Phone 4783. from 7-8 p. m. FOR SALE Bar-bell set, chrome: complete set or weignis. ncauuiui enamel Wedgewood gaa stove. Phone 4783. WANTED TO BUY Used gasoline pump. Dial i. IF PURSE or contents including key valuable papers, Is found, please re- turn to man inpune. newww. LOST Bow-shaped sterling sliver pin, either at Meaiora noici w n. '&v Reward, mono 3ia. FOR SALE Perennial flower plants and shrubs, reaay xo puini iww. Mivnit unrietv mil colored Iris. Mouthretla, Tawny Dayllly, Blue Michealmus Daisy. Fern-leaved Splrea and Forsythla, All at bargain prices. THE FLOWER GARDEN 343 Norm Grape street urm rai.e Iron bed and SDrings, dresser, sanitary coucn wiin mat tress, cover ana pillow: vxia wow ana iiper rug, quo peatty st. FOR RENT Room, kittfhen privileges; reasonable; near nmoer jroaucis. Phone 3880. FOR SALE 30-30 Winchester, brana- new model 64 barret, morrow roaa, first turn to right after leaving Mc Andrews. Opposite big red Darn. HOSKin, FOR SALE 2 ditchera to fit Killlfer disc; also New Hampsnire itea cock- ercls for breeding, ftione atzv. FOR SALE Oak chiffonier, palntetf white, 4 large ana 2 amau draw era Phone 2685. WANTED Electrolux, will pay cash. Also want Persian kitten. fa. , 3337. WINDOWS AND DOORS Stock or Special Sizes Window Glasa Installed PADGHAM PLANING MILL 1309 Court St. Phone 4750. PAPERHANGING, kemtoning and painting. Estimates tree, fnone a'.aa, FOR HELP with your Income tax. day ox evening. rnone aaia. oo tiosa court. HAVE vou a house ln Portland? Will trade my nome in ueaiora. rnone 3282 for particulars. SHIPMENT of early seed potatoes. tour varieties aiso onion seta, j Ben son County Feed Co., Court and Me Andrews. TIME to plant your early garden peas. luc pacKage or inocuiant win piani 6 lbs. of peas, beans or sweet peas Don't fail to olant without Inoculat ing. Jackson County Feed Co. Court and McAndrews. SEE our variety of cactus, you may find a type you want for your col lection. Jackson County Feed Co.. Court and McAndrews. OIL and electric brooders still avail able. 100-chick size electric, $4.50 We can arrange for your baby chicks. Most al) breeds. No order too small. Jackson County Feed Co Court and McAndrews. GARDEN fertilizer In package size for your individual needs. Jackson County Feed Co., Court and Mc Andrews. CHICK feeders. Be; fountains, 13c. Hen and Turkey feeders,. $1.49. Jackson County Feed Co., Court and McAndrews. i to the music 1 A ly that', thrilled W ! la m i 1 1 i o n t o n Wr rj t lit radio , nr. ' ...STAGE... yJT) P and SCREEN! , America's Foramojr fi 'iff tH'r ComP'f "J Conductor Sfif Ijf Wf TD A.1 f FIO-RITO ; ll I and hh ORCHESTRA IJ II The Dance Treat ot the Entire Mm U Year. Make a "Date" NOW to M'fl VB hearthis grand band Ted and mi I fixing iriPERSOiljy TUES. FEB. 27 MER RICKS BALLROOM! WANT D Experienced altera Won wdhmu. " Lj.no-. 17 s. -entra. FOR SALE China closet, S40. Tribune OX xoia WANT TO RENT 2 or 3-room unfur ... i. ..n M-Hfnrri Meat Co. WANTED Pruners. Transportation from Meoiora laniiwicu. . cicuw- 2798 alter a p. m. vuas rci -a. FOR SALE Hay, loose mixed alfalfa, vetch and oat. Weighing acalea on rancn. vims nsncw. TOR SALE Baled hay. S20 and up. Phone 6237 APPLES S1.40 lug. Bring containers. Walter Tolle, Stewart ave. WANTEDExperlenced Stenographer. For appointment, call 2123 days, 4508, evenings FIR ROUGH BLOX It SLABS green big double load 6 SO Medford Fuel. Tel 3111 LOW PRICED LUMBER At Cameron Moffith Lumber Co. South Rlveirldr al- Barnett Road A good assortment of rough boards, dimension, plank Also northern red cedar fence posts NO PRIORITY NEEDED. Phone 5482 WANT TO BUY Good lawn swing. Tribune. Box 1132. CASH IN A FLASB FOR YOUR CAR 4 Save Tlnw Cash and Gas. Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 3919 6th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You SeU to us TELL your insurance needs to Walter Jones Phone 2570. WE BUYEM WE SELLEM COME IN AND SEE-EM 1938 Dodge Coupe 1938 Dodge Sedan 1938 Ford Coupe 1937 Ford Sedan 1933 Nash Sedan 1937 Pontiac 5-Pass Coupe ' 1938 Graham Sedan Large Supply Dayton-McClarea Tires See at A. Z. "Tubby" Dean Your Pontiac Dealer Richfield Station Dial 294S 6th and Grape St Buy Bonds WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED Parts & Service on All Makes B & B Washer Shop 406 E. Main Phone 5302 ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7 00 p m , 3 a m except Sunday . Phone day time 5300: 'night 9101. PARTS and SERVICE tor all Makes et WASHERS and REFRIGERATORS YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE - SERVICE CO. 31 N Bartlett Phone 2419 IS YOUR SAR FOR SALE? SEE ' ' HUMPHREY NOW for a HIGH CASH PRICE WMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Ave. Admission $1.20 Per Person Including Tax