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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Bethel to MmI Medford Bethel, Daughters of Job, will meet Wednesday evening at the Masonic Temple at 7:30 p. m. . Clnb to Meet The 1 Phoenix Thursday club will meet Thurs day of this week at the home of Mrs. Earl Briscoe at 2 p. m. Mrs. Raymond Furry will be assistant hostess. Recovering A. C. Huson, Route 1, was released from Community Hospital Saturday night after having been a pa tient there for a week. He is re ported to be recovering slowly. The biggest dollars in the world From a long, long bombing strike, weary airmen return. On . an island dot In the Pacific, a Red Cross girl greets them with lemonade and a smile. That smile is something money won't buy. At a Red Cross blood bank, a father bares his arm. Almost certainly his gift of blood will save the life of somebody's son. That's something money won't buy. So H goos with all the ac tivities of the American Red Cross . , , scattered over the earth ,. . quite too many to count To millions of boys in uniform they mean things that money won't buy. Yet the Red Cross runs on money. Right now, it's asking us all to chip in at least 200 miC lion dollars "must" expenses for another year. The Red Cross runs on money because it, too, must pay the rent and buy groceries. Money gets that Red Cross girl to her sunbaked atoll. Money sets up that blood bank. Money makes possible the machinerj by which the Red Cross carries to our fighting men the things money won't buy. ' Your gift-from-the-pocket makes possible til those gifts-from-tne-heart which are tha everlasting core of Red Cross the sacrifice of women vol unteers in thousands who are often ready to drop but never cuit...the service of those paid Red Cross workers whose total performance is so far beyond the call of duty. ..those gifts in real blood and real sweat so numerous their donors could form an organization called 'Americans Anonymous. Your gift of dollars makes possible these other gifts of things money won't buy. Those gifts of things money won't buy make your Red Cross dollars thi biggest dollars in the world. Vfsjp I fleo wtlfc i stow, l ' wordd le our tkhsena MtMry DECORATIVE FELT Now Is tha time to redecorate and Insulate that cabin, work shop, or play room. Decorative Felt h equal to 20-lb. felt. Decorative Felt weight 4Vi lbs. to the square. Decorative Felt h iVx timet heavier than regular wallpaper. Decorative Felt insulates while it decorates. Price Per AQc 108 sq. ft. yy Semi Trimmed, easy to apply! LEEVER'S HARDWARE CO. 225 E. 6th. PERSONAL CALENDAR Monday ' 7:30 p. m. Olive Rebekan lodge, I.O.OJ. hall, 221 West Sixth street. Initiation. Laura Wicker, noble grand; Bess Thompson, recording secretary. Tuesday 10:00 a. m. Navy Mothers dub, sewing. Covered dish luncheon at noon. Officers to meet at 10 a. m. promptly. Bring sewing kits. Wives, sisters and mothers of men in navy, Sea- bees, coast guard and marine corps welcome. 10:30 a. m. Auxiliary-Guua, St. Mark's Episcopal church, at MarKade for Red Cross sewing. Salad luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Lenten study period at 2:30 p. m. 2:00 p. m. Lady Elks at fcucs- Temple for dessert and games. 6:30 p. m. Degree of Honor Past Presidents' club, home of Mabel Bennett, 343 South Grape street, for covered dish birthday dinner. 7:30 p. m. R o g u e Valley chorus, practice at high school. 7:30 p. m. Lady Lions, des sert supper at Girls' Community club. Mrs. Earl Sims, chairman. 8:00 d. m. Board, Jackson County League of Women Vot ers, home of Mrs. Justin Smith, 21 Geneva street. 6:00 p. m. Chapter BE, P. E. O, home of Mrs. H. W. Web ster, 135 Vancouver avenue. Election. 8:00 p. m. Crater Lake auxil iary, VFW, annual election, arm ory. Wednesday 10:00 a .m. DAV Sewing club, home of Mrs. Pat Graham, 108 Cottage street. Covered dfch luncheon at noon. 10:00 a. m. Just Folks Circle, Methodist church, at home of Mrs. L. E. Clevenberg, 114 Port land avenue. Red Cross sewing 12 Noon Get Together club. business meeting at Eagles hall Mrs. George Denney will pre pare luncheon at small charge. Sewing at 10 a. m. 1:00 p. m. Women of Rotary, home, of . Mrs. Mark Goldy, 35 Berkeley Way, Mrs. Ralph Dip pel and Mrs. L. C. Taylor, assist ant hostesses. Bring own service 1:00 p. m. Mistletoe quilting bee, 242 Beatty street.' 2:30 p. m. Wednesday Study club, Girls Community club. Board to Meet The board of education of the Methodist church will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. in the church parlors. Juniors to Meet Medford' Junior Chamber of Commerce will meet tomorrow at the Cham ber of Commerce building at 7:30 p. m. Traffic Mishaps A pickup driven by W. A. Raddlff, 715 West Jackson Boulevard, was hit by a car operated by a Mr. Culbertson, Central Point, when Raddlff, traveling west on East Main street moved in place for a right turn in front of Culbert son's auto. Another accident oc curred when a sedan driven by Gladys Waltermire, 903 South Holly street, collided with a car driven by C. W. Nelson, 311 Wil lamette street, at a Jackson boulevard Intersection. Tedrlek in Oregon Lyle R. Tedrick, AOMlc in the navy, recently spent a leave in Butte Falls visiting his brothers, Guy and Seely Tedrick, and a broth er, George Tedrick and family of Klamath Falls, formerly of Medford. Tedrick was accom panied by his wife and baby daughter. He has been stationed at Port Heuneme and Port Nicho las and is now at Thermal, Calif. His sister, Mrs. Bert Richard of North Bend, whom h. had not seen In 10 years, also visited In Klamath while the serviceman was there. Tedrick attended Howard grade school and Cen tral Point high school before moving to Klamath Falls. He en tered the service In August of 1941. ' Telephone 3231 Hearing Junior Hostesses of the Riverside USO are to meet at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow for the monthly business meeting. Recovering Mrs. Dorothy Carter, 29, Seattle, Wash., who was taken to the Community Hospital Friday night after swallowing disinfectant during a bus stop here, was reported to be much improved today. - Inducted William Story New hall, son of C. S. Newhall, Med ford, and Richard Trotfeather, Medford, were inducted Febru ary 27 into the navy at Seattle. Newhall was registered at draft board No. 2, and Trotfeather at draft board No. 1, Jackson county. e Welder's Clinic A welding clinic will be held tomorrow at 8 p. m. in Llttrell . Parts new building, Sixth and Bartlett Sts., the firm announced today. Lat est arc methods of welding will be demonstrated by a Marquette Manufacturing company repre sentative . and nyone interested is invited to attend. ,e Home Roy Cameron, ARMS-c is home this week from Mem phis, Tenn., where he is an in structor In radar for the navy. Cameron, who is here for seven days, is staying with his grand mother, Mrs. OHIe Pence, 365 South Central. He took his "boot" training at Farragut, Ida, and was then, sent to Memphis to the Naval Air Corps station there. Association to Meet Matters relative to the Easter season and to the teaching of the Bible in city schools will be discussed at a meeting of the' Medford Ministerial association sched uled for tomorrow at 10:30 a. m at the Church of the Nazarene, First and Holly streets, accord ing to Milo C. Ross, secretary of the association. All pastors of the city and surrounding area are urged to be present. Court Records Justice Court Dorothy Clark, vagrancy, jailed, 31). days. City Court ' Francisco Moron and , Pedro Alvarez, drunk and disorderly conduct, released on $10 bail. William Gilbert Holmes, Gil- berto Chavez, Bert Preston Lu- man, disorderly conduct, re leased on $10 bail. Mrs. Orel Harnee and Dale Franklin, $1 for overparking, Arlene Woolridge, . double parking, $2.50. . Ralph Taft Peebles, $50 for deckless driving. Livestock Portland, Ore., March 8 (UP) wveiwcn iaiue, i.eou; calves, 200. cueauy. iooa lea steers s1s.30ai6.25, too S16.50. Common-medium tr 11 14.30. Heifers $1013.50. Good fed heifers held above f 15. Canner- cuner cows 7J9ZD. Medium-good beef cows $11 13-35. Medlum-Kood bulls $111 Good-choice vealers 1 1v3uw15.au, iew to ie. Hogs, 600. Very active, fully steady. Good -choice 170-300 lbs. Moatfv 15.75: heavier weights $15. Good sows $14.75 $15. Feeder pigs mostly $17, medium grades $16. heavy $15.50. Sheep, 350. Active. Fat Iambs strong to 25c higher. Load good- cnoice 'us ids. tea lamos siQ.75. tiood choice fall shorn lambs $15.25: me dium grades $13 13.50. Good ewes saiame around 90. South San Francisco, March 5 UP) ntcnst r.1. snn C4..J... j good 960-lb. Idaho steers $15.56, com mon Holsteins $12.75. Mostly canner to medium she-stock run; load me dium to good 1080-lb. cows $12. num. ters $8 .80 99 JO, canners $650 h 8.50. common to good bulls $10 3 12. calves, 10. Hog. 100. Finn, several packages 200-275-lb. good to choice barrows and gilts $15.75. Odd medium to good sows $14(15. Sheep, 800. Undertone firm. Good to choice lambs quoted $.8.30(317. Me dium to good ewes 7go.60. Chicago, March 8 (UP) (WFA) Livestock Hou. 6.0O0. Good and choice .'arrows and gilts 140 lbs. and up, si 4. 75, ceiung; aows si. txm nlete clearance. Cattle, 18.000; calves. 1,000. T01 steers $17.15: best veaxlinn $17: he ers $16.50: bulk steers $14.50 $16.50: most heifers $13.75 316; cutter cows $9.25 down; good beef cows to $15, odd head heifery offerings $15.50; bulk beef cows $10913; heavy sausage bulls to $14, heavy beef bulls to $14.50; vealers $10 down; stack cattle mostly $12.75 914. top $14.50. Sheep, 5,000. Around $16.75 for good and choice lambs; odd lots good and choice native ewes $9.2599.50. HALT Talks DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropaihle Naturopathic Physician 128 E. Mala Dial 3170 OLD AGE I The looking forward to the old age period of life Is a source of great worry to many. Their imagination runs riot. They lose interest in the present, their per sonal appearance and dress. Old age should be made the crown. ing glory of life. But few ex I perience old age as nature in tended. As generally expert enced, old age is a deficiency 'disease, resulting In degenera . tlon. This period of life can be staved off. It can and should be made a period of pleasure and ! happiness, a time for rexplng the harvest of the years, The time ; to prepare for old age Is In youth. : If neglected then, there is no sooner time to begin than now. ! Maintain a pure, normal circula ! tlon and invigorated nervous sys ... ......I Portland Produce Portland. March aJa marietta: (UP) Whole- Live drMed poultry BnMl, up to a lbs. 31.40c. fry era S to 3U lb, roaatara ovar 3V lba. 31.400. Laihorna 37 90c, colored ban all weight Asparau a California 8TQ40C lb, Onloni Green Wc doren bunches. Onions Idaho 3-inch $3-35, Oregon 2.25 per SO-lb. bag. Peas Imperial $4-80 par 28 -lb. hamper. Potatoes Louisiana, yama $4.10 par 50-lb crate. Radishes California spring style 70c dozen bunch ea. Tomatoes Mexican aa la $4.TB lug. repacked 30c lb. Chicago Wheat Chicago, March 3 (UP) Wheat: -My i.ei S1.70H SI Mli-l.9i July 1.58H ! Sept. 1.30 1.37 l.KHi l.oo'.k Dec s.8ati i-tom loom 8. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, March 8 U.R Dairy Market: Butter: 93 score 43, 92 score 4214, 80 score 421i, 89 score Cheese: Loafs 27.9, triplets 27.2 Eggs: Large grade A 40V4, me dium grade A 35V4, small grade A 3114, large grade B 37V.. Wall Street New York, March 5 flJ.FD A minor decline soon overcome bjf a broad recovery represented Wall Street's first reaction to a stiffening in margin require ments on the leading exchanges. About the only indication of some pressure lo eliminate shoe string market operators was a falling off in volume. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Tel Anaconda (XD) ..163 V. 33 Chrysler ...103 V4 Curtiss Wright General Electric 6H 43 M) 67 S5V4 General Motors Montgomery Ward Henri. R. R Phillips Petroleum 36y 84 J. C. Penney -110 Radio 11 43 42 40 llVa Southern Pacifio .......... Standard Oil of Calif. Texas Gulf Sulphur . Transamerica . United Aircrafts 31Va U. S. Rubber , 68 64 U. S. Steel Ex-Foreign Worker YMCA Speaks in Medford Tuesday Wilbert B. Smith, who lived for many years In India and Egypt where he was a YMCA worker, will be In Medford to morrow to speak at a high scnool assembly, 9:53 a. m., and to the Rotary club at the regular luesday noon meeting. The speaker was a member of the Cairo Rotary club while serving me association In Egypt, Smith s co - workers , in the YMCA consider him one of the association's most outstanding men and it Is stated that through his work In Egypt he wsi con sidered an outstanding figure in Dotn religious and social wel fare work. Smith first went abroad in 1904, going to Poena. India, and served in India and Egypt almost continually until returning to this country in 1941 to serve on the World Service Home Base staff of the associa. tlon. STUNT MAN SUSPECT Beverly Hills, Calif., March 8 (U.R) Film Actress Lorna Gray and Ruel F. (Duke) Taylor. Jr.. movie stuntman, were under In vestigation today after narcotics officers reported they found quantity of marijuana in Taylor's home. INDIA STUDENTS INCREASE Lahore, (U.R) More than 80, 000 students will take spring ex aminations at Lahore's Punjab University this year, according to the, registrar. A tremendous increase In candidates for ma triculation has resulted from Improved economic conditions In rural areas, and also from the large number of openings in government service due to the war, the registrar said. March 6th and 7lh I MEDFORD HOTEL Medford, Oregon S s-2. sr H aH s X 3 2 ma ? 2 3 o m ams-a r-v ac In m 2 I I 79 ECLIPSE JULY Washington, March 5 U.R) Iff too early to get out the smoked glasses, but there's en eclipse due on July 9. The U. S. Naval Observatory said it would be the first total eclipse visible to Americans in 13 years but will be seen in Its totality only by residents of certain areas of Idaho and Montana. It will ap pear partially everywhere else. Closing time tor Classified Ads 9 m, Tec Late to ClMtlfy 1240 Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Mai. "fox terrier" puppies. U; leroale. si. Phone t6n SALE Household lurniture: din. eue mi, 9x12 rug and mat. Iron bed, mirrors, uwnmnuu hn.cin.tt. r.. cyclopedia Brittannka. 833 Palm St. JOR SALE Dairv palls. Oakdale ui uvcry. BERMUDA onion planta, from Texas. F.E, SAMSON CO. FOR SALE Prewar blcycla. new Urea and tubes. Bush, at, 3d house FOR SALE Four extra large win. dows, one amaller window, one full length glass door; all naw and with frames, and Inside and outside fao. in 11. Below eoat and will throw in one good half-glass kitchen door. ' auuen, sutler lJie. TOR SALE Voung. gentle work team, O Ik. C . . . ' -.w .w wnw aim srtun.ica, reaay tO EO to work. SinalA rimtl.t. broke to ride; sell one or both; with or without new set of harness. Mc- r.qaen. uoiier Lane. FOR SALE 1941 electric washing ma- ii.iiq. . wn-rttuueii, busier iine. FOR SALE House trailer, S173, goo3 conaition. AUTOMOBILE MARKET otn and Bartlett St. FOR RENT Neat 2-rra. mod. apts on WILL THE MAN who picked up tha o lire una wneei at tne rilg x crossing, please notify J. P. Vander- fOR SALE Attractive 3-room fur- iip, Iran, wro. n sneo apartment, azi a. Uakdale. rnons FOR SALE One complete set of Lud- wig drums, pearl finished; bass viol. P. A. system with 3 speakers, sound system, 1 large electric hamburger grill and 3 electric coffee drlpolat ors Coca Cola cooler. George Trim ble, 1160 Oak St., Ashland, Ore. Phone 7431. FOR SALE Leather woric gloves. Oakdale Grocery. FOR SALE Silver Moon dance hall, to Da torn down and moved away. George Trimble, 1160 Oak sL, Ash- wntii uro. riwiii mi FOR SALE First cutting chopped al- falfa. also sorlnser hellers. Ashland. Rt. 3, Box 73, Ross Twcdell. PRIVATE party will nay cash for uuu nuimng oiaer wan w model; have '29 model A coupe to iraus lur part payment U wanted. 853 W. 3d. Phone S066. $5250 FOR SALE No. 0 Ros ftvft., Pr and lower flat, separata , up- trances, each flat has three hed rooms, hardwood floors, fireplace; Upstairs newly decorated; half base ment, lot 60x140. Room for duplex to be built on corner part of lot. CHARLES R. RAY. Realtor. Room 2.7, Aieatora. tnone 3uuz, RUTH LUY PENNY. Dance Studio bparta Building. Phone 0960. CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE Fred e. Komnson, owner. Furniture mov lng, commercial hauling, everything for your need 38 S. Fir at Phone 4664. I still have PREWAR DUPONT AUTO- MOTIVB PAINTS. Jobs on which I use these materials are fully guar anteed. MITCHELL'S PAINT SHOP Qua s. Riverside ANYTHING to haul anywhere .arge or small. Phone 2888. Davis Trans fer & Storage Co.. 40 S. Fir st. OR SALE Ironlns bonrd nada and lace-on conners complete. 91 Oak- qiia urocery. REPLACE your broken window glass. New glass Installed while you wait MEDFORD MILLWORK CO. The Glass House, Phone 4113. 10th and Grape. FOR SALE Baled hay. 20 and up. Phone 3193. WANT TO BUY Good lawn swing. Tribune. Box 1132. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON. Speclal- lzing In permanents. AM work gunr- anteed. Phone 3664. 120 N. Central. WANTED Experienced Stenographer. For appointment, call 3123 days, 4898, evenings. FOR SALE Onion Grocery. "sets! 6akdale LOW PRICED LUMBER At Cameron-Mofflth Lumber Co. South Riverside at Barnett Road. A good assortment of rough boards, dimension, plank. Also northern red cedar fence posts. NO PRIORITY NEEDED Phone 5463 Women of Medford! WeMiTst Meet Our Fat Salvage Quota for March! THE nation's fat-salvage goal for March is 26,550,000 lbs. To realize that tremendous amount, this community and every other in the nation must fill Its quota. Won't you go all out to help put the drive over the top this month? Remember I Your country is depending on those used fats to help make medicines, bullets, synthetic rubber, soaps for military and civilian oae,and hundreds of other essentials. Check your own savings by this check list Maybe you've been over looking some of these sources. Approved by OPA and WFA. Paid for by Industry. a""" j ''7rn POttHS. 1. 0 Vrl. olu-- C to-"-- 3. . -fcifltbC10 Vs- . IWEM 4. ..... .h4 can m BOUGH BLOT at SLABS. DI4 aouDia load ao-su. eoiora Dl . G Tel. mil. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Tuna, Cash and Oat Call Automobile Market Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 361B. eth and Bartlett. No Red Tape When You Sell to Us. APPLES SI .40 lug. Bring containers. Walter Tolls. Stewart ave. LOST One black and brown mafe hound. Licensed. Reward. 33ft N. Front St.. Medford. WANTED Attendant at animal hos- Eltal. mature single man preferred, iving quarters furnished. Apply 1453 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Grooery scales. Henry Croucher, Pacifio highway and Howard ave. Phone 6366. YOU'LL find your youngster's Easter dresses, suits and bonnata on dis play Wednesday at tha Tiny Tots' shop. 3d floor Medford Center bldg. fRESH Jersey cow and calf for sale, giving around five gallons. Sickness, must sell. Phone 3804. . ae freshen in April. Route a. Box ISO, corner of Howard ave. and Mason. L. A. ASKew. on SALE One .-burner electric hot Slate. 30-gallon gaa barrel, loose ry straw. Phone 0038. ?OR SALE Cabinet radio, 9x13 rug. bookcase, floor lamo. card table and chairs, dining room set, complete Don room; axcem N. Ivv. FOR RENT Small furnished trailer TufnUhed houne, $10 per month for one; IS tor two. s. m ir. FOR BALE Strawberry plants: Gem Everbearing, also Marshall. Qlas cock's Nursery. 204 Beatty. FOR RENt 2 clean apartments and nn (Mihin with kitchenette, all mod ern. 3'a miles out on bus line. Phone 6491. . WANTED One or 2-bedroom furnish ed or partly furnished bouse on weal Phone 4893. WANTED Fountain girl, experience not necessary. Hoxy Ann Conieo- tionarv. WANTED Permanent secretary for government position. Experienced in typing and shorthand, can aaui db- iuMn Q nnrl A. WANTED Kalsoroine brush, thons 4ftfl7 VftX RAT .TT No. fl Remington noise- . tvm.uri-tt.tr. Phone 4807, FOR SALE Rabbit hutch, weil built very convenient, four apartment. Inquire 1118 W. Bm i injear, S7a CAT T? rurnr hn thlnttt I training seat; also bridka lamp and man's suitcase. Call 5343. $8500 147 acres, o-room moaem. . vm 40 acres irrigated, In clover. So acres dry farming. Located on a .vi hl.hwav. This place will take care of 25 cows. Both hay and pas ture. Mall, the place. milk and school bus by $4200 5tt acres, 5 -room semi-modem some fruit, all Irrigated. With Ut ile expense this will make a $4,500 piace. BEN R. COOPER, Broker CHAS, BLAESS, Salesman MS North Riverside. Phone 7357. TRACTOR WORK Grading, leveling and plowing. Phone 2687. 300 SILVER KING and Homer pigeons rnr sale, fnone aovt. FOR SALE GYPSUM. $13 50 ton. Also all kinds of fertilizers. Yes. we nave no superphosphate. Monarch Seed & rceq co. AT SAMSON'S HAY Meadow Hay , .s2S oer ton oat nay . .$30 per ton 1st Cutting alls r 4 per wn OVPSTTM Car to arrtva soon -Deliveries roads. OATS I Recleaned Kansta In ton lots. .tlS40 per ton .fMSpwewt BARLEY Recleaned Beardless . . J3.35 par cwt. Trebe Barley a.so per cwt Banchen Barley t3M par cwt. BROODERS 100-slze Electric brooder . tSA5 400-slze Electric brooder fl4.95 DOO alzo Oil brooder 14.99 POULTRY FENCING 4- foot, J-lnch 1-foot, 1-lnch 5- foot, 3-lnch ..4.40 .J3.an .43 20 For Many Savings Bargains T. E. SAMSON Ca . ..A ts31" 1 ....rtcoos-' - . .a. ArM. eooV hot'' irnU at at. a. vtoftha i tha youfr 1 : when W-. tuart JUtAWeTs MnJL iCTLl Hi ilfiaatst Monday March 8, 1945 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTHTE THBTB NEW LOW FXXD PRICES Chick Starter Mash .. Laying Mash, Complete S.7S iwitn miiKf Special Dairy Feed, per 80-tb. bag a 40 Hen Scratch , 3.00 Cracked Corn . . 8.00 Get our prices before you buy. F. S. BAUSON CO. FOR SALE BAMBOO LAWN RAKES. wheelbarrowe. Monarch bead & Feed Co. LOCKER OWNERS Special sale locker cartons for fruits, vegetables and us., quart, 40o a dozen; half-gallons. 90e dozen. A-One Brewi Co. $3800" 0-room house; elose In, large lot. Liberal terma. 515 W. 11th. Phone 4189. FOR SALE Baby chicks. Receiving chicks weekly. Get your oraer in In advance to avoid the rush. Mon arch Sard and Feed CO. FOR ALG .Brooders, electrlo! oil and wood burning. Monarcn seea reea co. ?SODUCTION INSURANCE SUrt vour cnicics on urro cmcK tsuiiacr. Raise them according to the Larro plan for future prom, monarcn Seed & Feed Co. NEW STOCK FLASH light batteries at Lewis super berv.ee stauon. BABY CHICKS To arrive weakly- Place your order eariy. Large-type Leghorn Cockerels for early profit able fryers, 4c each. , F. E. SAMSON CO. WXNTED-brlver to' replace man go ing into service snortiy. treter man experienced witn teea nanaiing. FOR SALE Use PHENOSOL tablets in your chicks' first drinking water. Monarch Seed it Feed Co. o"r""rent John beere farm tractor. See witnam Magneto & raru co.. 315 E. Eighth. Phone 3810. VOR SALE Ladi no-Lotus mixture priced from si a,", to fi.oo id. Mon arch seed at reea co. FOR RALE Grass, sraln. clover and airaua seed, tne itnest anu largest zest stock to select from. Monarch eed at reed co. fOR SALE Misc. furniture, electric train with motor and switches and erector set. llo W. 4th. rOrTSALB PERENNIAL RYE GRASS bib per nunarea. suu line oi Brass, sln and clover seeds. Monarch ed at reed Co. WE BUY-EM WE SELL-EM COME IN AND SEE-EM 19.19 De Soto S-Psss. Coupe; heater and radio. -1937 Pontlac 9-Pass. Coups; heater and radio. 1038 Graham Sedan. 1937 Ford Sedan. 1930 Dodge Sedan. Fog Lltes. Prestone. Dayton-McClarsn Tires Bee at A. Z. "Tubby" Deans Your Pontlac Dealer ?th and Grape. Richfield Station hone 3943. Help the Red Cross. belief At Last For Your Cough Creomulslon relieves promptly be use It goes right to the seal of tiu uuuie wj ueip loosen ana expo rerm laden phlegm, and aid nature x soothe and heal raw, tender, In lamed bronchial mucous mem iranes. Tell your druggist to sell yov i Dotue oi i;reomuision witn me un lerstandlng you must like the way It lulckly allays the cough or you are o have your money back. CREOMULSION or Coughs. Chest Colds, BronchlM" Shows at 1:45 -6i45 -9:30 JACK LONDON'S Fighting Story oi a Fighting Land! Coming a..-. ' . wtu. Kf NT TAYLOR MAIOAin UNDSAT JOHN CeUltADINl MAN iAOGtR ROUGH! TOUCHI T T NOWI THRO TUESDAYI EDDIE CANTOR "THE KID FROM SPAIN" BETTY GRABLE PAULETTE CODDARD " ROBERT YOUNQ ALSO AFFAIR 3 FOR SALE Baby chicks, order now. jaoers, ae a. wversiQe. rn. H4V. FOR HELP with your income tax, day or evening, rnone ayia. aa nosa crx. WANTS - Experienced alteration woman. Appiy in person, tiacque Lenox. 17 S Central. WANTED TO BUY Used or broken repairable furniture Call 3089 Seed Potatoes Limited supply.- iff ours early. Monarch Seed Ac Feed Wo men in your -40 sS Do these symptoms Betray your Ago? So you like to In any iromen bt tween tha ages of SS and 62 suffer from hot flashes, nervous tension, irritability, are a bit blue at times due to the functional "mlddle-aga? period peculiar to women? Then start at ones try Lydla .' Plr.kham's Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms. This gran medicine buji hatttre. Talten regu larise It helps build up rsslstanoa against such "middle-age distress. For almost a century thousands upon thousands of women have re ported benefits. Also grand stomaebiq tonic Fallow label directions. VIGETABLE COMPOUND Townsend DANCE at Dreamland Hall TOMORROW JOLLIEST DANCE IN MEDFORD1 So. Oregon's Finest Theatre Showi Dally 1:45-6:43.9:00 NOW1 ENDS TOMOHROWI STARTS WEDNESDAY! W&I.2C9 BEERY In' THIS NAVY wfth James Gleason Tom Drake Join the Red Cross! glTifti i tairnnnii Nights Only Weekdays Doors Open 6:45 CLOSED WEDNESDAY! Delidously Delightful Must END T Coming THURSDAY! mm urn. Plui- """Hh( iMrn tfnt Mi tnt Ittfi tsf 3 tem. Naturopathy will assist you. '