u
icrmma bothers
8m Diego, Calif., Feb. 23
U.R Charlei Willlami, 75, got
fed up yesterday with the eon
ftant bickering of four women
in the residence where he lived.
Today, physicians said he would
probably recover from a deep
neck wound, self-inflicted. He
said his attempt at suicide was
to end "the Infernal noise."
Dm MaU Tribune Want da.
REALLY S-0-O-T-H-IKG
j kMUM they're really medicated
j COUGH LOZENGES
Sooth your throat all the way
down far below the gargle line.
Each FAF Lozenge gives your
throat a, 15 minute soothing, com
forting treatment. Used by millions
for coughs, throat irritations or
hoarsen esa resulting from colds or
smoking, uuly 1U box.
Rabbit ftroodori thru
out th Northwtit havt
found Trionglt Rabbit
Pslltrs o thort cut t
grtatcr profit. Each ol
Trlanglt't two fyp ol
pIUtt li a eertfwll)
balanced ration whlck
r.qulm no othtr fttd
EASY, ECONOMICAL and
PROFITABLE to FEED
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HUNGRY FOR
SOMETHING DIFFERENT?
Enjoy One of Our
SEVEN COURSE
ITALIAN
DINNERS
Wa Art Featuring
SATURDAY, Feb. 24
Family Style $2.25 Per Dinner
SERVED 5:30 'TIL 8:00
HOTEL MEDFORD
DINING ROOM
ef V V. fltofc
CALL
OF
OF
NEXT OF
FREED
A meeting of "next of kin" of
Jackson county prisoners of war
will be held at Jackson county
court house Thursday night
March 1, at 8 o'clock to hear the
report of a representative of the
Medford chapter of the American
Red Cross. The representative
will report on a meeting with 12
repatriated prisoners of war
from camps in Germany and
Japan, who accompanied by
army personnel, will speak in
Portland Monday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Any next of kin of
war prisoners are invited to at
tend the meeting in the Fort-
land civic auditorium. The re
patriated prisoners will talk to
any next of kin, giving whatever
information they can, to the rel
atives. The Medford Red Cross chap
ter is sending a representative
to the Portland meeting to bring
back as much information as pos
sible to next of kin of prisoners
who are unable to attend the
meeting. The general public is
invited to both the meeting in
Portland Monday and the one
here Thursday.
Purple Heart To
Sergeant Tuttle
On Head Wounds
Staff Sgt. Bob Tuttle hag been
awarded the purple heart medal
for wounds received during a
B-29 Super-Fortress raid on the
Japanese mainland Feb. 10 ,a let
ter received by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. M. Tuttle, Valley
view, states.
The sergeant wrote that he
had received "a scratch on his
chin and a bump on his head'
and added that the bombardier
of his plaue had also received
the purple heart. The crew of the
Super-Fortress to which Sgt.
Tuttle is assigned is the only
crew of the squadron still using
POST'S filter. BRAN
GODA FIAKS OF WAr AVD
BRAV
7VDR
the original crew members, he
wrote. The sergeant has made
six trips over Tokyo and now
has 116 combat flying hours.
Sgt. Tuttle hai been based on
Saipan since September.
EX-
Mrs. Ed Barnett, the former
Cecile Elizabeth Humphry of
Medford, was among the civil
ian internees released from
Santo Tomas prison in the Phil
ippines a message from her
parents to friends here Wednes
day night stated. Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. Humphrys, her parents,
stated that the official message
telling of her release reported
Mrs. Barnett to be in "good con
dition." Mrs. Barnett was Interned
when Manila fell to the Japa
nese and no direct word was
heard from her until this win
ter. Mr. Barnett, an employee
of Pan-American Airways, had
left the islands temporarily to
transact business in California
and so escaped internment.
The Humphrys resided here
for many years, Mr. Humphrys
having been an architect, and
the family left about eight
years ago for California. Mrs.
Barnett attended grade and
high school in Medford and also
was a student at the Southern
Oregon College of Education.
Soldier's Dive In
Foxhole Changes
'Words' of Shell
Hammond, Ind., (U.R) S'Sgt.
Bob Essinger recently wrote his
wife that when shells zoom over
the heads of the boys, each one
seems to say something different
to each individual.
All of them were talking
about it one day when Essinger
said, 'TVhen I hear those shells,
they say, 'Who-oo-oo is-shyou?' "
At that moment, a Negro sol
dier said, "That old shell says to
me, 'Yo aln' goto' back to Ala-
bam' i' But when 1 dive in the
foxhole, I say, 'I is, I is, I is.'
DORIOT KILLED
London, Feb. 23 (U.R)
Jacques Doriot, chief of the pro
Nazi French popular party and
notorious collaborationist, was
killed during a recent low-level
Allied air attack on southwest
Germany, the German DNB
agency said today.
Daily Weather Report
, Forecast
Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy
tonight and Saturday. Occasional snow
over mountains. Little change la tem
perature. Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight end
Saturday. Little change In tempera
ture. Local Data
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest 57 degrees, lowest 34.
Total monthly precipitation 900
inches. Excess for the month 3.29
Inches.
Total precipitation since September
1. 1944. 11.77 Inches. Excess for the
season .57 Inch.
Relative humidity at 4:30 p. m.
yesterday 41, 4:30 today 78.
Tomorrow
Runrlie 7:94 a. m., suneet 6:53 p. m.
Past 94 hours: Hlsh Low Free,
boise MW...MHmww. 47
Boston , 49
Chicago , 41
Denver , 44
Eureka 53
Havre 44
39
43
27
31
42
26
.02
Los Angeles ,
42 M
38 Trace
42 .03
19 .
34
29 Trace
40 .01
27
45
39 .22
22 .13
me mora ...
New York .
Omaha
. 57
48
, 37
. 67
Phoenix
Portland
54
, 89
Reno
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane 45
Washington, n. n nt
Yaktma 49
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Post's 40 Bran Flakes, plus
choice California seedless raisins
...right in the same package. Every
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Try this magic combination for
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new Idea in cereals . . . It's dell
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flakes of wheat and bran with rai
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nourishment, too. Share ihc good
news with your friends and neigh
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COMMITTEES ARE
GIVEN FOR COUNTY
Names of Jackson county men
and women who will handle the
annual Red Cross war fund
drive, which starts March 1,
have been announced by Ben E.
Harder, general chairman in
charge of the drive. Quota for
this county is $54,000, the chair
man states.
Eugene Thomdlke, M. N. Ho
gan, George Frey, G. R. Green
and Charles Newland, with Mr.
Harder, make up the executive
committee. Ray T. Wright and
L. T. Wright and L. T. Nygaard
will head the special groups so-,
licitations and the business dis
trict solicitations will be handled
by the Junior Chamber of Com
merce, with Lester Higgln
botham as chairman, and a com
mittee made up of Morris B.
Leonard, Mark A. Goldy and F.
L. Brewer. Mrs. Alex Kuehlthau
will be in charge of work in
the residential areas.
Lyle Kinney, Alfred S. V.
Carpenter and a Junior cham
ber committee will have charge
of the suburban districts. Ralph
Sweeney will solicit the court
house and Robert Duff the city
hall.
District chairmen named by
Mr. Harder are:
Ashland, Howard Oden; Tal
ent, Mrs. J. C. Ottlnger; Phoenix,
Andrew Hearn; Jacksonville, C.
A. Smith; Central Point, Mrs.
Everett Faber; Gold Hill, C. W.
Martin; Rogue River, Elizabeth
Fowler; Prospect, James Grieve;
Trail, Mrs. Eva Segesmanj Eagle
Point, William Perry; Butte
Falls, Harry Lowe; Table Rock.
John Nealon; Sams Valley, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Day; Upper Ap
plegate, Mrs. Lee Port and Low
er Applegate, Mrs. Helen Davis.
Livestock
Portland, Ore., Feb. 23 (U.R)
Livestock: Cattle 15, calves 10.
Mostly a cleanup market, scat
tered sales steady. Common
light steers 10.50. Week's top
fed steers 16.25. Top heifers
15.65. Best cows 13.00 Few cut
ter cows 8.00-9.50. Medium
good bulls salable 10.50-13.00;
week's extreme top 13.50. Good
choice vealers salable 14.00
15.50. Hogs 50.' Steady. Few 200
275 lbs. 15.75. Good sows
14.75; lightweights 15.00. Good
choice feeder pigs salable
around 16.50; week's extreme
top 17.00
. Sheep none. Nominal. Good
choice wooled lambs salable
15.00-15.50. Good-choice ewes
quotable 7.50-8.00.
South San Francisco, Feb! 23
(U.R) (USDA Cattle 250. Ac
tive, fully steady; package 925
lb. common Holsteln steers $12.
50; medium to good heifers
quoted $14.-14.50; about three
loads canners to common cows
$7.50-11.00.
Hogs 300. Firm, several loads
BOOd to Chofcit lftn.2Rft hnn-nui
and gilts $15.75; odd good sows
Sheep 300. Fully steady;
about 75 head choice 106 lh.
lambs $16.90; deck good to
cnoice heavy ewes held above
$9.00 sorted.
Chicago, Feb. 23 U.R
(WFA) Livestock:
Hogs: 7,000. Good and choice
barrows and gilts 140 lbs. and
up $14.75, ceiling price; sows
$14; clearance complete.
Cattle: 2,000. Calves: 600
Bulls too $17: averaee.chn!r.
705 to 1143 lbs. fed steers med
ium to good trades $14.50
$16; best heifers $15.50; beef
cowg mainly $9.50 $12.50,
canners and cutters $7.50 $9.
Sheep: 2500. Four loads good
and choice fed wooled western
lambs 16.50 $16.60, one load
held at $16.75.
Portland Produce
Portland, Tab. 3 (UP) Portland
wholesale produca market:
Llva, dreiied poultry Buying prices
from producer.: Broiler., up to a lb...
Jle; Lenhorna J7(ic.
pnione Green, HOe doien bunch...
Chicago Wheat
Chicago, Feb. 31 (UP) Wheat r
Open Hlh Low Cloae
Mar t 6.1 SI sS'i l.3'l 1 Mk
July 1.3M1 lSi 1 54 i 95 1!
fept. lSJiJ 1 93 1.53'!
Uec 1.55',. 1.98 U U3j 1.537!
Wall Street
New York, Feb. 23 (U.R)
The stock market developed a
steadier tone in the late trading
today after the leading groups
had registered declines ranging
MONEY
TO LOAN!
On JEWELRY. CAMERAS
and MUSICAL INSTRU
MENT8. Usad and unre
deemed (ewelry et great
savings
PEOPLES LOAN CO.
to more than a point '
Norfolk ic Western lost near
ly 3 points, a factor that pulled
the railroad average down de
spite gains in many of the lead
ing issues.
Closing Dow-Jones stock aver
ages: Industrial 158.99, off 0.67;
Railroads 51.49, oft 0.46; Utility
28.07 off 0.21; 65 stocks 59.45,
off 0.35.
Sales totaled 1,320,000 shares
compared with 1,720,000 Wed
nesday. Today's closing prices on se
lected stocks:
American Te. It Tel. .16S
Anaconda ...unquoted
Chrysler (XD) 101
Curtiss Wright 6V4
General Electric 41 V
General Motors
67V,
Montgomery Ward
Penn. R. R .
Phillips Petroleum
J. C. Penney ....
Radio ..
54H
37
..... 48
.,...109
12Vi
Southern Pacific (XD) 42'4
Standard Oil of Cal.-. 41 Vi
Texas Gulf Sulphur 39Vi
Transamerica ... 11V
United Aircrafts 30Vi
U. S. Rubber; 59 Vi
U. S. Steel 62VJ
ITALIAN ENVOY ARRIVES
Washington, Feb. 23 (U.R)
Alberto Tarchiani, Italy's first
ambassador to the United States
since 1941, arrived here early
"anan envoy made
temporary headquarters at a
ho Pe"ding arrangements
with the Swiss legation for the
reopening of the ornate Italian
embassy.
Pea Mall Tribune Want Ada
IT ALWAYS
PAYS TO BUY
AT LUMANS'
BUY WAR
BONDS
JELLIES
PRESERVE
HONEY
Peanut BUTTER
Not Rationed
Seifer't
CHOCOLATE
SYRUP
iarV. 34C
BAKERY
SPECIAL
JELLY
ROLLS
Each
20c
JELLO
4 29c
NEW NUCOA
25c a.
I 1 il
CAULIFLOWER u,,H..r Each
SQUASH
onions
Small
Siie
FEW HAVE TIME
FOR JURY DOTY
Considerable difficulty, due to
so many citizens asking to be
excused on account of business
and spring work on farms, has
been experienced in getting a
Jury list for the opening of the
February term of court next
Monday, with Circuit Judge
James W. Crawford of Portland
presiding. A special venire was
drawn Wednesday to complete
the list of 31 names. A new
grand Jury will be drawn.
A preliminary hearing Is
scheduled for this afternoon in
the case of Fred A. Wolf, 63, held
in the county jail for an alleged
knife slaying of Percy H. Ijames
as the climax of a sidewalk al-
Anuiig Fist Relief Foi
COUGHS
Ironchtel Irritatlom Dm Te Cola.
A Rare Camblo.atlaa Compounded
lTnT,;Sll"lbl Canadian Pine Balaam
and. other aoothlna healing; Ingredl-SVi-i0jtJ"Jr
" c"-"dlol Mixture !
different from anything; you havt
ever tried all medication no TayrulJ
llor-klry'a Acta S Hare
1 To Looien Phlegm
2 Sno'he Raw Membraneea)
To Make Breathing Earner
You get reaulta PAST you teal
the effeot INSTANTLY.
Dipt Mixture today. At arai-elua
"aratorea everywhere. RaUafaatiea
vaarMteee mr aaeaoy back.
Beath'i Drug Store. Weitern Thrift
nuuiLuLb ast nine t-narmacy
n MM AM
Foods to Increase variety In your meals are nicely displayed at this Big Food
Center. There are 10 many fine food before your eyes when you enter that
choosing It simple matter. Suggestion after suggestion awiatt you, aiding
in giving the family something different on the menu. Alwayi that courteous
service to add to the pleasure of shopping here.
FRESH EGOS
TILLAMOOK CHEESE - 37c lb.
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 3 lor 25c
I1ALLEY TANG SALAD DRESSING .::::;;:
MACARONI or SPAGHETTI 3 lbs. for 25c
tffHalaaaVEaaaeaM
Sold to you freih when
LEG
OF
SPRING LAMB lb 38c
STEAKS- T-Bone or Sirloin, choice euti lb. 35c
VEAL STEAKS lb, 35c
YOUNG FRYING SIZE
BONELESS BEEF Cut
Beef Short Ribs t lb. 20c
LARD Pure, A-1 Home Rendered 3 lbs. 50c
Friiit and Vegetable Department Full of Suggestions
BANANA
Extra Fancy
Lb.
10-lb. sack 35e&$rJ&r
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rrlday. Fab. 23, 1945 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE 8IVEN
tercatlon at Gold Hill the first
of this month. The case will be
brought before the new grand
Jury.
No one under 21 years of age
can be a member of the British
Parliament.
Ute Mall Tribune Want Ada.
AT
rial er lodheel
WHIN IT
fS-3 Salt makes Grapefruit
1 a
I
1
MEN WANTED
for ditch cleaning $6.40 per day .
transportation furnished. Apply at Dis
trict Office or phone Medford 6111 or
Ashland 8981.
TALENT IRRIGATION DIST.
GRADE A
LARGE
flavor la belt!
RABBITS lb. 48c
PORK ROASTS
SALT PORK
Beef Pot Roasts
NICE SUPPLY HENS Young, Fat lb. 37c
SPRING LAMB
in Cube.
..lb. 30c
19c
5c
"- " ,, . rm m. r -OCX
Uaa elaU Tribune Wapt Ada.
REUIVI WATERY
HEAD COLD
a drooa la each noa.
uii cneca aneeaea.
anlfflee. You feel
bttteF faat. Caittlnn -
Uaa only aa directed.
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MORTON'S SALT I GRAPEFRUIT
YOUR GROCER'S N0WI
tAINS IT OU
TELEPHONE
2239
MAIN AND
BARTLETT
40c per dozen
iiawnr
Choice Shldr.
Cuta
lb. 33c
lb. 24c
Shoulder Cuti
Extra
lb. 25c
Shoulder Cuts
Extra
grn vw. t - i
lb, 30c
1
oranges $yr!!27r 2 doz. mLMm
S2BH E. Main Street
State Lieenee P 137
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