LOCAL and
Back From Portland Cliff
1 Daily. 33 Tripp street, arrived
i this morning from Portland
where he has spent the past lew
days on business.
. - .
Announce Dance Roxy Ann
Grange will sponsor a dance at
the hali Saturday, March 24, be
ginning at 8:30 p. m. to which
the public is invited.
Break Ribs George W. At
, kins fell from a ladder while
" pruning at his home on Orchard
Home Drive Tuesday morning,
breaking a few ribs, Mrs. Atkins
reported today.
Edwards Dies Friends have
been informed of the death of
Jesse L. Edwards, former resi
dent of Phoenix, who passed
away at his home in La Cres-
centa, Calif., March 10.
. e e e
Corps To Meet Women of
the Red Cross Nurses' Aide
corps are reminded of the im
portant corps meeting tonight at
the Girls' Community club at 8
p. m. Dr. L. -D. Inskeep will
speak on drugs.
Leaves For Camp TB Gil
bert E. Ellis, son of Mr. and Mrs
Orin Ellis, left last night to re
port back to Ft. Jackson, South
Carolina. Cpl. Ellis has been vis
iting his parents at their home
on Myers Court for the past eight
days.
,
To Dance Gold Hill I.O.O.P.
lodge is sponsoring a dance Sat
urday night of this week, pro
ceeds to go to the Red Cross.
Hours of the dance will be from
8' p. m. until midnight and Hend-
rickson's- orchestra will furnish
music. Refreshments will be
served.
.
Hanlin Home Paul Hanlin,
United -States deputy marshal,
returned this morning from Ta-
coma where he spent a brief
time with his brother, Thomas
Hanlin. The latter, an officer
with the Washington state po
lice, was seriously injured in an
automobile accident and is in a
Tacoma hospital.
I wonder If you are ne
glecting the Old Bui,' be
cause of Gas Rationing.
Complete Lubrication Ser
vice is more necessary
than ever before. There
is no rationing of this Ser
vice at
CLIFF'S SIGNAL
SERVICE
C. C. Proctor (Prop.)
- 6th and Fir Sts.
Medford, Oregon
THE NEW
TOP NOTCH CAFE
DINING ROOM
m ntsk
AH the family will enjoy dining in this new pleasant,
quiet dining room. The same delicious foods of Med
ford's most popular Top Notch Cafe on Central Avenue,
served as you like them at popular prices.
DINING ROOM SERVICE BEGINS 11 A.M.
The Top Notch Cafe
Entrances at 12 South Central and 128 East Main Street
in the center of town
Timber P
FOR GREEN FIR AND PINE
Mixed Log Ends
IDEAL FOR HEATER
or FIREPLACE $C
SCO Cubic Foot Load W
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Saturday
1:00 p. m. Crater Lake auxil
iary, VFW, sewing club, home
of Mrs. I. D. Canfield, Coleman
Creek Road, dessert luncheon
followed by Red Cross sewing.
1:00 p. m. DAR, covered
dish luncheon at home of Mrs.
R. E. Green, 701 Park street.
Roll call, historical anecdotes.
Bring service.
. VwmlM rnmlns A travel'
ing examiner of operators and
chauffeurs will be in Medford
Friday and Saturday at the KP
hall from 0 a. m. to 5 p. m. AU
tvincA nricVifoff nprmita or licenses
to drive cars are asked to get in
touch with the examiner during
those hours.
Truffle Miahan An auto acct
riant involvine cars driven by
Mrs. H. W. Schwletent, Rt. 4, and
O. V. Hayes, , 724 . Aider street,
ncmirred vesterdav morning
when they collided at the 5th
and Bartlett street intersections,
causing approximately $15 dam
age to Mrs. Schweitent's car.
Permits Issued E. M. Hayes,
1405 West Eighth street, received
n hnllHlntf narmit from the of
fice of the city superintendent
yesterday to erect a garage at a
cost of $300. Elmer unimers, uo
South Central, was also issued
a permit to remodel a residence
Into a duplex for about $1000.
In Philippines Pvt. Lloyd
Ehrk has arrived in the Philip
pine islands for service with the
army according to word receiv
ed by his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John Ehrk, formerly of Med
ford and now living in Lodl,
Calif. His brother, Pfc. Keith C.
Ehrk, has completed six months
of service with the 7th army in
France.
"'
Lost Purse Mrs. Walter Se-
well, Jo Jack Drive, lost her
purse at the lunch counter in a
local store it was reported Tues
day. The purse was black leather
with zipper, and contained a
brown wallet, small coin purse
ration books,, bank book, and
$2 in cash. Anyone finding the
purse is asked to report It to the
local police.
Lieutenant Leaves Second
Lt. William R. Stout left today
for Columbus, Miss., for a per
iod of transition training. He
has been in Medford for the past
few days visiting his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stout, 415
Sunset avenue. Lt. Stout's broth
er, Staff Sgt. Richard Stout, is
serving with the Trailblazer di
vision of the 7th army.
-
In Kentucky Pfc. and Mrs
Forrest Bryant left yesterday
for Berea, Ky., to visit Bryant s
brother who is on a 30 day fur
lough from Italy. Pfc. Bryant
was stationed at Camp White
ATTRACTIVE
128 E. MAIN
Near Central Ave.
TABLES
BOOTHS
ONE 2 a 23
COMPANY
aseoM
for two years and was visiting
his wife at 806 North Riverside
before leaving ' yesterday. He
will report back to San Fran
cisco April 1 and Mrs. Bryant
will remain In Kentucky.
Court Records
I Justice Court
Rudolph Thomas Weldman.
Leslie Elmer Harnett, overload,
cited.
James L. Liles, $1; Kenneth
Larson, $1; Charles Dawson, $6;
Meivm B. Miller. $10, traffic
violations.
Police Court.
Clyde Edward Duncan, drunk.
jailed. . ,
Homer Sullivan, Dr. Welch,
George Cottrell, $1 each, over
parking. , .
State Police
Paul McBride. routs S. fenx
339, cited, no vehicle license.
Livestock
Portland, Ora., Mrch 22 (UP)
jjiveaiocis jaiue. iou; caives, 29, Few
sales, steady. Common light ateen
$10.30, heifers 10. Canner end cutter
cows $6.50 r 9. Common light beef
cows $10. Bull scarce. Choice valers
steady at $16.
Hogs, 150. Market very activi to
steady. Limited supply of barrows and
gllta $15.75. Sows mostly $15. Feeder
piffs $16.5017.50.
Sheep, 100. Market steady. Medium
id 10 oo-pouna wooiea lamtM it
14.25. Common srarie. S12.V) anrl irnnH
to choice lambs $15.50916. Good ewes
quota Die aiga.a.
South San Francisco, March 23
(UP) (USD A) Cattle. 150. Steady;
late Wednesday, light load medium to
good steers 516: medium to good heif
ers and cows scarce. Common cows
$10 11, cutters numerous $9 3 9.50.
canners $7 8.50; medium to good
sausage bulls $1012. Calves. 10.
Nominal; good to choice vealers quot
ed $15lfl.
Hobs. 10. Nominal: food to choice
200-230-lb. quoted $15.75; medium to
good ewes $14 15.
Sheep, 150. Generally steady to
weak. Package medium to good wool
ed lambs $10. Package good ewes
new cuns
Chlcnrrv March 22 (1TP Live.
stock Hogs, 6,000. Good and choice
narrows and guts 140 ids. up 914.73,
cellinn: eood and choice sows $14.
Cattle, 6,000; calves, 800. Top steers
In load lots $17.25; Small packages
$17.35 and $1730: medium steers
$14.30 down; top heifers $16.60; most
beef cows $10312.50; cutters $9 down.
Sheep, 5,000, several loads good to
choice fed wooled western lambs
$16.75(916.83; load lot well-finished
Colorados held around $17.
Portland Produce
Portland, March 23 (UP) Portland
markets:
Cauliflower Local $2.75; California
Onions Green 75 80o dozen
$2.75 crate,
bunches.
Turnips Local 90c & $1 per dozen
Chicago Wheat
" Chicago, March 22 (UP) Wheat:
Ooen HiBh Low Close
May .$1.69.l S1.70V4 $i.694 i.69y,
July 1.57',4 1.S8S, 1.57 1.58
Sept.... 1.34 1.55'. 1.533,5 l.Wi
DGO. .... 1.54 1.54.fe 1.53ft 1.D4
S. F. DAIRY PRICES
San Francisco, March 21
U.R)- Dairy Market:
Butter: 93. score 43, 92 score
90 score 4214, 89 score
Cheese: Loafs 27.9, triplets
27.2.
Eggs: Large grade A 40V4, me
dium grade A 37V4, small grade
A 33 Va, grade B 37V4. .
Wall Street
New York, March 22 (U.R)
Stocks moved irregularly on
the New York Stock Exchange
today with volume light.
Most of the Railroad Issues
registered fair-sized ; gains al
though special issues met profit
taking after gains ranging to
nearly four points. Steels, Mo
tors, and Oils firmed. Utilities
held firm.
Preliminary closing Dow-
Jones stock averages: Industrial
155.04, off 0.28; Railroad 51.88
up 0.28; Utility 27.66, up 0.02;
65 stocks 57.82, up 0.03.
Sales totaled - 830,000 shares
compared with 1,340,000 shares
yesterday.
Today's closing prices on se
JO AM Dnnpr
(..'. un, of
lob. ArrH I. n"
New!
Cream Deodorant
Safely belpt
Stop Perspiration
tf Does not irritate ikia, Does
not roc dresses or men's shirts,
2 Prevents onder-arm odor.
Helps stop pcripintion safely,
3, A pure, white, antiseptic, suio
less vanishing cream.
4, No waiting to dry. Can be
used right after shaving.
6, Awarded Approval Seal of
American Institute of Launder
ing harmless to fabric Use
Arrid regulaily.
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THI IM0IST tlUINO DIODORANT
lected stocks
Am. Tel. & Tel.
.162
Anaconda
31
87Vi
ST.
40V4
64H
82i
35H
60
11
Chrysler
Curtiis Wright
General Electric
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
Penn. R. R
Phillips Petroleum
Radio ,
J. C. Penney..
.(Unquoted)
Southern Pacific
41V.
4014
Standard Oil of Calif,
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Transamerica
40
(Unquoted)
28
United Aircrafts
U. S. Rubber
56
62H
U. S. Steel
Al Jolson Plans
, To Marry Young
Arkansas Beauty
Palm Springs. Calif.. March
22 (U.R) Al Jolson, 56-year-old
Mammy Singer, today said he
hoped to marry Erie Galbraith
21-year-old Arkansas beauty, "if
sne 11 say yes.
- But Jolson doesn't know
whether the object of his affec
tions will give him the nod.
Miss Galbraith, brown-eyed
brunette, is now believed at her
home in Little Rock, Ark., visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. a. Galbraith. .
Jolson met Miss Galbraith
last year when he was touring
an army hospital at Hot Springs,
Ark where she was working as
an x-ray technician. He thought
she should be in pictures, "she's
so pretty," and encouraged her
to come to Hollywood.
HORSE SHOOTER PUT
ON TWO-YEAR PAROLE
William DeNice Dunstan, 45-
year-old resident of the Sterling
Star route area, was sentenced
to a year in the state penitenti
ary in circuit court yesterday
and ' then placed on probation
for two years, according to Dis
trict Attorney George Neilson
Dunstan's guns were taken from
him and will be held for the
duration of the parole, Neilson
said.
Dunstan was arrested yester
day by sheriff's officers and state
police for shooting a horse be
longing to a neighbor, E. O. Cal
houn, , v
BRITISH TROOPS FIGHT
WAY INTO JAP BASTION
Calcutta, March 22. (U.R)-
BHtish imperial troops fought
their way today into the burn
ing Japanese stronghold of My
Ingyan, 54 miles southwest of
Mandalay, against fierce enemy
opposition.
A communique, said the Brit
ish were established firmly in
the southern part of the town
and battling slowly into the
enemy-held section.
Camp White Dance '
Schedule
V Thursday
Regular dance at Service Club
No. 2 with SCU orchestra fur
nishing music.
CONGRESSMAN DIES
' Washington, March -22 U.R)
Rep. James V. Heidinger, R.,
111., died today at the Good Sa
maritan Hospital at Phoenix,
Ariz., it was announced in the
House. '
LOAD MORE FREIGHT
Washington, March 22 (U.R)
Loadings of revenue freight In
the week ended March 17 In
creased 49,499 cars to the high
est level since Nov. 18, 1944, the
Association of American Rail
roads reported today.
JUNIOR CLUB CARS
Chicago March 22 (U.R)
Postwar trains will be equipped
with a Junior club car where the
small fry can enjoy a fairy won
derland of toys and playthings
and leave their parents to travel
In peace and quiet.
Daily Weather Report
Forecasts
Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy
tonight and Friday with little change
m temperature.
Oreeon: Showers tonlrht end Fri
day, bnow over mountains. Cooler to-
aay.
Local Data
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest 70 degrees, lowest 20.
Total monthly precipitation ISO
Inches. Excess for the month .48 Inch.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1044, 1327 Inches. Excess for the
season .62 Inches.
Relative humidity at 4:30 p. m.
yesterday 39, 4 30 today 87.
Tnmnrrr.Hr
Sunrise 7:09 a. sunset 7:28 p. m.
Boise
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Yakima
DANCE
Upper Applegate
Grange Hall
Saturday, Mar. 24
8:00 P.M. to 12.00
Supper Served All
Evening
Washlnfftnn Mnrrh 59 flI Pl
The Office of Price Adminis
tration said today that B-5, C-5,
E-l and R-l gasoline coupons and
all u coupons not serially num
bered will not be good after
March 31.
Most of these types of coupons
have been used up, OPA said,
and lt Is desirable to remove
from circulation the few remain
ing in hands of consumers. ,
OPA announced that first
quarter 1945 T coupons also will
expire on March 31.
, Service station operators will
have through April 10 to turn
in their coupons.
EARL COMING
41, m
The Earl of Athlone, governor
general of Canada, and his wife
will arrive here late today for
VYA.lt V"1 "y visit at the
white House.
Too Late to Classify
lrS.?LErI'ovel M home":
f.0rjt. Paved atreet, fine local
?m!ii T1".. & nice for a
;n?" 'amlly, nice front room with
hufiH8"' nIcl kitch with lota of
.iV wuioom ana inclosed
J1'1' P":h. large closet,, full
j!Kd back 5'.ard' garage. Possession
right now. Price la S4.7on wi... ,.T.
EL - "1"' '! now ' I18 he can
TT1,, " ""'red, wh ch
ViW; WALKER Reel Estate
. . vnn-o i. i a, main.
FINE Guernsey calf free; yOU pgy
the Md. Phnno Rftfii ' M Fa
p'i'ifi, aas; jk fdy
S;!?A7hr" no .u'bstltu'ie for ex
perience. Our sale force la thorough
,1in'5"!rl1?0'!d,ln ,he handling,
.tocK.-ir0you?lSi.reStUrt,,.Ve1;
X,.Uru."0:,S u" well-established
uuywi in numoers'
J "Iwayi present to buy any
Tim hTi.. . oi iivcsiocr at
iS.hli?,hest mar.kei. Price. All cattle
without recent health certificate
must come Friday for tost. We.pos
ltlvely do not test catUo on .ale
. v:-" "J nuciiu nexi sale.
.. Si,uhern Oregon Livestock Auo
on Co., Col. A. H. Dudley, Auc
tlonecr. Phone 6223, Medford. Ore.
AUTOMOBILE MARKET
XP e1?'X Medford Dealer
6th and Bartlett St., Medford, Ore.
Phone 3919
1940 Mercury 3-door .cdon.
Motor recondiUoned.
lose! t i 1 m, . . .
...ium ,cpnyr. 4-door.
SE?'Jnt1 naUon; radio and
1937 Plymouth 2-door.
A good, clean car.
t Low mileage.
ll,38-!;tn'ol'!t V001, mdard.
no Rnee-acUon to worry about
1938 Plymouth 4-door.
Economical and dependable.
1938rord a.door. One owner.
1938 Nash Lafayette, 3-door.
1934-lrord A real bargain.
1931 Model A Victoria.
rubber heater nd excellent
1931 Chevrolet coupe.
Dependable transportation.
1930-Bulck 4-door.
1935- Chevrolet lii-ton stake rack.
M-J1- house trailer, ld-ln. wheels.
vin. KMl0' lctrle. Jackson.
?RS(A1L'i-i''ble phonograph. Hi
Please mall purse and content td
addrcss Inside. Keep money.
QUIK-GRO Peat In sacks. By the
y'or bythe truckload, direct from
1 occq at reeq Co.
WANTED Cash register, MatlacTTi
u 010, jjcuonvuie hlway and
Ross Lane. Phone 4560.
BROODERS-Another shipment Silent
lou,x J?tt brooders arriving this
w"k. Order yours at onco. Central
Point Hatchery. Phone 303.
FOR SALE 2 5 50x18 recap tires, ex
tn good. Texaco Service Station,
8tn and Grape.
FOR SALE Major oil company eerv
Ice station. Excellent location, lm
mediate possession. Phone 0174.
BELL BOY wanted. AppljTMr. Roblri-
FOR SALE Stewart-Warner radio
phonograph with records. Ph. 4557.
Nights
Only on
We.lc-Day,
STARTS
The kid who make millions of i
with laughter!
2nd. BIG HIT!
THESE Items wfn be told it suction
afine rnoemx sale Saturday: one
Vaughn dragsaw, 1 Chevrolet motor
buzzsaw. hand tools, etc.
THERE will be a good breeding pure
bred Angus bull sold at the Phoo-
nix Aucuon oaiuraay.
WANTED Experienced fountain girl.
Taylor's Penny wise Drug Store.
162-acre ranch, 30 miles
cIlOuU from Medford: 80 a ores
free irrigation; 6 - room
bouse, milk barn tor 16 cows, hay
barn, hochouses. oressure water
system: close to school, family fruit,
10 young mills cows now coming
fresh, 7 head of young Guernsey
heifers, good team horses, harness,
wagon, all farm machinery, 1 brood
tow: $3,500 down, balance easy.
97AAA 27 acres, 31 miles from
tJfUUU Medford: 8 acres nice
' I rharriu.
apricots and peaches. Uurge barn,
small house, good well with pres
sure system, chicken bouse, some
equipment.
i nrn Nice balf-aere small nw
dlOOU house, garage, fruit house,
nr ess lira water avatem.
well fenced, chicken house: close
to 99 highway, bus service, mall
route. Just one mile from Medford.
Better look this over.
aiarj-New 3-room house, ail
tblZjU furnished, chicken house.
of an acre: close to
Phoenix. Immediate possession. 500
down, balance $15 per month. Why
nay rent.
HARRY LONG, Real Batata
1298 South Riverside
mono
F6R SALE 110 A, 70 A. bottom
1 W A m, ri f AllltlmlM 1
lana guiuvwui -. ,---..--.
8-roora modern hse., 2 barns, milk
house. 3 k rniles from Central Point,
stock and machinery U wanted.
Tipune, oojt ..p.o.
fOR SALE Following arUcies: une
- ink..An Ai,hrr1 mntif. D
solutely new; one Old Towne Clinker-built
boat, 60" beam: one 14-foot
lifeboat with trailer; one Keystone
saddle and Morgan mare; one 32
rifle with 500 rounds of shells. Days
pnono .valine.-
CAR WANTED '39 to -Jl moaei
coacn or seuan. wmh. ""jr:,-"-.n
older model In good condition.
i-none ojw. , ...
MYPLACE on Willlama creek at i9
acres is on mo """. -
FOR RENT 3 bedroom house. PJ'W
for sale Young Chester Wmte
boar. Phone 8508.
LOST Black billfold containing pa
pcrs valuable only to owner. Re
turn to No. 30 N. Front st, room l-
Reword, enns natwicn.
for sale on A,5TM!7irm,.i:
illo for sale 8 purepred Chester
White light teedjr pigs. John Mor
rls, Rt 1, Box 387, Central Point,
ore.
vjrq.
WANTEU TO nnii j:;, " rill
onMur-
PATRONIZE your locaijrensfer
F9T9. DalsTra'nsfer Storage Co..
40 S. phone 3888.
. i 1 niihle
odrprlth saV.B.rw.kly
monthly tenancy, completely fur
nished, including linen. A.
water and gas. Phoenl cottage
Courj rnone .,...
FOR SALE luao. '"".'""Mi.iA, riiio
.take rack; excellent condition. Cult.
Motor Co., roro
or " P m- .
WANTED Experienced iwttchooaxo
"..nr Hotel Medford.
WANTED Frame for making hooked
runa.
S550rin7Lin..nt
tt the oiner.
"fKv... god .took ranch
with free ww . 5: .f.-on,
Real y.ntjite pro-., -w- -
Royal Rogue Kennela. uiacuwcu
T-nni. pnnn. -.pop
AT SAMSOH'I
SrSnow"on tr.cl...4W) P ton
(Deliveries made)
(Ton lota) .
MTho- Kit :..U8 00perton
?c&i Aiiilto 834.00 p ton
ecTe"an.d KanoU ..S P cwt.
(In ton lota)
B Recln7d Beardne- P
Trebe Barley -K'SSmit
Hanchen Barley 3.38percwfc
For Many Sa-rlng, Bargains
T. X. SAMSON CO.
able productfon; start your chick,
on LARRO CHICK BUILDER. Mon-
arcn aeea ot '""J. ,.
FOR SALE Two lovely Py
Terriers. . 1 trained English Bettor.
FOR SALE Small nge. 818. Alw
u sea ciQTninB. cucuw -
OU. per acr. riant -
certified seed. Monarch Seed & Fee
FOR SALE Strawtjerry planlT
TOO LATE? Not If you sow VELVON
or UNION BEAKiJL.r.00 onnwi
We have blue-tag, certified seed
Monarch Seed & Feed Co. .
Doort
Open
Ct4S P.M.
TODAY
lb
radio fani teream llllh
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ACTION... ON THI ...
Thuigdar. March IJ. 1948 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJWS MISW
MAN wanted for warehouse work,
steady employment. Pacific Coop.
Poultry Producers. 602 S. Front.
WE HAVE tn stock. PREWAR tubes
in mesa sizes: o.zax.ooxo. 8.00
8 30x20, 6.00 6.60x21, passenger
tubes; 7 50x13, 7.50x16. 6.00x17, 6.50
Xl7, 30x5, 630x20, 6.00x20, truck
tubes. Lewis Super Service.
START RIGHTI It means everything
-iin uau.v chicks, atari em on
LARRO CHICK BUILDER. Monarch
oceo at reeq uo,
Buy
GOOD CHICKS. 'Then hnv w
feed. Your chances for profit are
greatest If vou do . . . fiwH t.ARnn
CHICK BUILDER. Monarch Seed &
rwn to.
10-J0.l00-lb. baga of Vlguro. Lewis
Super Service.
WE HAVEa big stock of PR6WAR
cqnnea ou oy Ule case. swl Super
Yon
SALE Sheeo naint. wnnl hatf.
fleece twine. Monarch Seed as Feed
Co.
WE BUY-EM WE SELL-UM
COME IN AND SEE-EM
1038 Olds Sedan; radio, heater.
1036 Dodge Sedan; heater.
' 1936 Ford Sedan.
1035 Studebaker Sedan.
1933 Buick Sedan
Oayton-McClaren Tires. Batteries.
Foglltes. Prestone.
See at A. Z Tubby" Dean'l
. Your Pontlao Dealer
Richfield Station. Phnn. 9014
8th-Grape Sts. Help the Red Cross
FOR SALE RHUBARB R60TS. As-
parasus, uorseraaun. ruonarcn seed
i Feed Co.
CAMERON-MOFFITT LUMBElTCOv
LOW-PRICED LUMBER
Bo. Riverside at Barnatt Rd
Medford Phone 8483.
TOR SALE CANNA ROOTS, Gladi
oli, oegoma tuoers. monarcn seed
at treed Co.
WANTED Woman for housework by
the hour. Phone 3038
Fir rough blox s slabs, green
is qouoie ioaa o.ou ueaiord iruel
Tel 3111.
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR. CAR
k Save Time. Cash and Gag
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Medford Dealer.
Ph 3019. 8th and Bartlett
Mo Red Tape When You Sell
to Us.
ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Special
izlna in nermanants All work guar
anteed Phone 2664 120 N Central
WANT TO BUY Good-Tawn iwTng
Tribune. Box 1132.
WANTED TO BUY Used or broken
repairable furniture, call 3089
; Blanded Whltkoy, 86 proof,
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