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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday, March V, 1943 Your Health and It's Care fir DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers ihould addross inquiries tot Dr. William Brady, . 265 El Camlno, Beverly Hills. Calif. WHATI N I am following the regimen outlined in your pimphUt ("How to Lose Weight" mailed on request u you provide a tamped en velope bearing your address please do not not use clipping of this item In lieu of your request) and I am get ting results slowly . . (8. I. F.) Or. Bradr The corres pondent does not say how much he or she has reduced in body weight or bulk or measurements or both in c month, but from the correspondent's letter I infer that ho or she, like most obese, is disappointed if the slacker flesh does not melt away at least ten times as fast as it accumu lated in the first place. That childish wish for magical re duction to or nearly to the Ideal by 11 o'clock next week is the bait that catches so many suck ers for 18-day diets and similar Hollywood hokum. ' Take It easy, folks. Remem ber, I'm Just a plodding door-to- door practitioner, not an eminent specialist r.ot a "food specialist, not a diet specialist, Just an ordinary doctor. If you follow the regimen, plan, program, rou tine or diet instructions I give in the pamphlet mentioned you may hope to reduce at the rate of a pound or two a week, some weeks and In some instances perhaps from two to five pounds, depending on your con ditlon and the degree to which you adhere to the instructions, If the prospect of reducing a pound or two or even three pounds a week does not appeal to you, then don't write now, fatty, but I'm afraid your case la hopeless. i The correspondent continues: How about whole milk? Is milk fattening? (S. I. F.) . A glassful (half pint) of milk yields 160 calories, compared with lamb chop 300 calories, n apple 100 calories, an egg 73 calories, four ounces (one-fourth pound) of roast beef 300 calo ries, a teaspoonful of sugar 30 calories, small potato 100 calories or a nut fudge sundae COUNTY BASEBALL LEAGUE PLANNED I. X. McKInney, secretary of tha Medford Athletic association, announced today that the asso ciation is endeavoring to form a baseball league from towns In Rogue river valley, McKInney said letters have been written to Interested per sons in Ashland and Grants Pass and when answers are received from them a meeting will be called to form the league. The Cheney Lumber company in Central Point is said to have already formed a team and sev eral other towns in the county are considering the possibilities. The teams will no doubt be composed mainly of high school boys and a few "old timers," McKInney said, but will go a long way to keep the game alive in the valley and to aid in de velopment of the youngsters. Anyone Interested In organiz ing a team or desiring further details is asked to get in touch With McKinney, 637 Austin street, telephone Medford 2507. Sport Chips Msis Harry Chipman Mall Trlbui.e Sports Editor A nice postwar sports picture ts in the offing for Medford if local promoters and enthusiasts start laying the groundwork now. A Medford entry in the Oregon state baseball league, which Is a certainty to be re formed, will bring top notch semi-pro ball to Medford. Mid get auto races, at the height of their popularity when war broke out, could undoubtedly be brought back to Medford. It Is known that Mack Llllard Is planning to bring boxing back as soon as fighters are available. Ha plans to uta top men on the coast and might even continue tils weekly wrestling cards to give Medford the best available la both sports. John Hein, manager of the Medford Ice Arena, says coast hockey teams could be induced BY V' j isunkaassvj O MILK? 410 calories. A glassful of but termilk yields 80 calories, or skim milk (milk from which cream has been removed), or separator milk (milk retraining after fat has been removed by the separator.) Both buttermilk and skim milk or separator milk are thus Just half as nourishing as whole milk, so far as calories go, but in mineral nutrients and vitamins (B-complex and par ticularly B2, G or riboflavin, they are virtually equivalent to whole fresh milk In the diet. Is milk fattening? The answer is yes and no and'or either. It would be hard to get fat on a diet of milk alone It Is too bulky even 3000 calories a day, which many persons require for maintenance of normal weight and strength, would call for con sumption of more than a gallon of milk. On the other hand, as you will find In the pamphlet "How to Gain Weight" for copy send stamped envelope bearing your address, but do not use a clip ping In lieu of your request any one who will take a pint of milk or even a glassful (half- pint) with a slice of whole wheat bread and butter or oleomar garine with or without sugar or Jelly or marmalade or Jam, each night at bedtime, will readily put oa from 10 to 20 pounds In a year. This bedtime snack, of course, is supplementary to the ordinary daily meals. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Skin, Natli and Hair I am 69 years old and for the oast several years my skin, nails and hair nave seemed to get old faster than I do.IMrs. C. E Answer Nutritional deficiency particularly deficiency of vitamin B- compiex ana vitamin u. how to cor rect it Is told in "YounK Folks and Old Folks" for copy send stamped seu-aaareasea envelope. Throwback One slrl claimed that If there ts even a trace of colored blood in the family there la always a chance, even after ten venerations, of the birth of a colored child to white oarents. (O. J.) Answer But it just doesn't happen except in old wives' tales and the imaginauon of ignornnt oeopie. Dryness of the Skin la there onvthlna to overcome dry ness of the skin? I use no oils or salad dressings and I dislike butter. I thought. (Mrs. L. D. R.I Answer Follow the Instructions In the chapter on Xerosis or Dry Skin In the booklet "Save Your Skin copv mailed on reauest if vou Inclose 23 cents and stamped envelope bearing our aaaress. wieanwnue i aavisa you d uaa oils and salad dressing and real aalads (uncooked vegetables, fruits. Keen leaves) liberally in your diet. (Copyright, 1945, by John F. Dine Co.) to stop off here for exhibition games if and when the Southern Pacific gives us through train service between Portland and San Francisco. Ice shows could also be brought to the Medford ice If decent travel connections through here could be made. Medford Is also big enough, or will be when the war Is over, according to planning optimists, to support an occasional football game between professional coast teams. Joseph Behoff of Tacoma writes us he is planning to form a professional basketball league in the northwest. He plans to bring big-time basketball teams to the northwest and give every large city weekly attractions of the best teams in the country. Behoff would like to get in touch with - players, coaches, managers, promoters, sponsors and others who are interested. He may be contacted at 619 South Kay street, Tacoma. The fairgrounds park might even be fixed over to accom modato occasional horse or dog racing meets. The southern Oregon country Is bound to become a mccca for tho postwar hunter and fisher man. One sporting goods store In Ashland is planning to hove a fleet of cars and guides to take visiting fishermen and hunters to likely spots in southern Ore gon. Local horsemen are not plan ning to let the annual rodeo die out because of the war and this event will undoubtedly become bigger and better in the- post war era. Medford will probably never become big enough to support a steady diet of blg-tlme sports, but It Is our guess the town will be big enough to lend its share 800 Newsmen To Cover Security Confab in S.F. Son Frnnclsco, March 27 (U.B M. J. McDermott, special assist ant to the secretary of state in charge of press relations, said today that more than 800 press and radio representatives will cover the United Nations secur ity conforence here April 25. He disclosed that most of them will be housed In the Palace hotel and that additional hotel space would be obtained if neces sary. McDermott said the total of newspapermen and commentat ors who will attend the confer ence will not be known until credentials are Issued around April 21. With him at a meeting In Mayor Hoger Lapham's office were Merle K. Wood, manage ment analyst, and MIchnel M. Harris, space consultant, both of tha state department. .9-?ln)! "ri. 'or nday Too Late to classify s so Saturday afternoon Heaie remember. SET UP IN GUINEA Harking back to the many en joyable hours spent at the Of ficers Outpost in Mcdford, of ficers of the 630th Engineers Topo Battalion now in New Guinea, have named their newly constructed ofiicers' club "The Outpost." News of this was con tained In a recent letter to Mrs. Otto A. Ewaldsen from her hus band, a captain in the battalion. The captain wrote that the club had been built near the edge of a river, was of native woods and decorated in red and white, the battalion colors. The battalion was stationed at C?mp White for more than a year, leaving here in March of 1944, and the officers regularly par ticipated in tha Medford Out post's recreation program during those months. IE FOR TALENT PI Talent, March 27 The United States civil service commission announced today that an open competitive examination will be held to fill the position of post master at Talent. .. Information circulars and ap plication forms may be obtained by applying at the postomce These forms must be properly executed and on file with the U. S. civil service commission at Washington. D. C, prior to the hour of closing business on April 12, 1045. Oregon Farm Girls Make Easter Duds Out of Feed Sacks Tlgard, Ore., March 27 flJ.R) Oregon farm girls today were beating the yard goods short age for Easter outfits by mak ing their own dresses out of barnyard chicken feed sacks, Their patterns called for three sacks, each containing one and a third yards of material. The sacks were purchased at a total cost of $11.25, complete with 300 pounds of chicken starter mash. Designs were eith er flowered or striped and the material was a high quality print, almost unobtainable in drvaoods stores. The' Imperial Co., producer of the sacks, said they oDtainea ine prewar stock "through a very fortunate purchase." They were made in wine, pink, blue and white stripes and black, lavender and white stripes interspersed with flowers. At Jolson Weds For Fourth Time Beverly Hills, Calif., March 27 (U.R) FUty-eight-year-old Al Jolson, who has said "I do" al most as often as he has sung "Mammy." was honeymooning here today with his fourth bride, 22-year-old Erie Galbraltn. They were married late Sat urday in Quartzsite, Ariz. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Galbralth of Little Rock, Ark., said they understood the couple would go to New York for a honeymoon before return ing to California. CHEMICAL STILL BLOWS UP. CLEANER IS KILLED New York, March 27 U.R) A chemical still exploded on the ton floor of a seven-story build lng today and blew a window cleaner to his death on the street below. The victim was James McCarthy, about 45. BOWLING In Classlo league last night Signal Oil took two out of three games from Rolling Pin (Proctor 222-560), Medford Feed and Seed won two out of three from Do mestlo Laundry (Powell 218 Merrikcn 562) and Maid Rite de feated Jim's Super Service two out of three (R. Pruitt 231 W. Prultt 579.) Daily Weather Report Foreraiti Medfortl pit. vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with occasion al light ihowara. UtU change In tem perature. Oregon: Partly cloudy with occa ftlonnl light rain along coait tonight Wednesday, partly cloudy with ehow eri along const and mow flurries In mountain! Slightly warmer In iout It em portion. Local Data .T5mP,I5hlre yer ! tay: lllftheit 67 degrees, lowest 24. Total monthly precipitation I.7 Inches. Excess for tha month ,1 Inches. Total precipitation tine September 1. 1044, 13 74 inches. Sxcass tor tho season .87 Inches. Relatlvo humldltv at 4 SO p. m. yesterday 63, 4 30 today 90, Tomorrow Sunrise 7rOt a. m., sunset 7:93 Past 24 hours; High Low BoIpa in .48 tins ion , 71 , 71 . 7 . 80 , 53 , A3 tl . 60 70 . 78 . 88 , .1 , BS 48 M 87 :K so 49 47 87 41 39 38 3 SO 83 SS 40 38 41 SI 43 US S3 87 39 Chicago Denver . Eureka Havre l.os Angeles , RlfMllnrrt ,, lew York (imaha Hhocnlx Portland ,, Reno Ronebjrg 4l Uke ., Ban Francisco . Seattle Tookane Washington, D. Yakima - Uta Mall Tribune Went Ada, On the Radio Chain a t a 1 1 o n a i Cham atmutlon aod where (bar are on iba dial. ' HALE (CBS), Hit, Portland KKX (NHC'-Bluc) I ISO. Portland KUA I MIC 11 1 u. nd Slug), laie Spokane. KtiO (NHU-Blue) sie San rram'lara. KGW (NUC-Hedl 620. Portland: KJH (NBC-Blue) June Seallla. KMX (CB8I. 1070 Los Angeles. KOA INUC-Kedl. 850 Denver, KOIN (CH81, S70. port land. RflMO (NBC Rrdl 950 Seat, tie KPO (NBC - Red). .80. San Lake cfl St ,CBI"' "4 Tire Shown la PWT. orrorVTJI.TeIBc!nr1.5.rBS'3,, mn li, .A?a. P Date with Judy. NBCt MBS. ' u ux- Night n.w p. m cant Mldnlrht nu ewa Wiri unq Kt - 6 00 D. m Mv.t.ru Th..tu' ...... CBS? New BN MBSl Sa'nctum' 6:15 p m' Jimmv ndler, MBS: 'Bun. Els. ' c" to Fron'' 8,? P in -Fibber McCee and 38 Hop NBCl 7:15 p m lowell Thomas, MBS ml 7.Khae"ra' NBC: Red "W". MBS; One Mane Family. BN. 8:00 p nil. Supper Club. NBd: Jack Klrkwood Show, CBS; Ted Maione. -8:?' B Fleetwood Lawton. NBC: Music. CBS: Lum and Abner. BN 8:30 p m Johnny Preaenta, NBC: Theater of Romance. CBS: Allan roung Show. BN; Rov Rogers. MBS. S n Everythlnx lor Boya. SBC; S.'5.Town' CBSi Clen Hardy News. MBS 9:15 p m Rex Miller. MBS. 9:30 p m Murder Will Out. BN: Mysterloua Traveler, MBS. 10:00 p m Newe. NBC: Carlaon and Newa. BN: Fulton Lewli. MBS 10:15 rj m Dn n... RBn.. NBC: Snorts Program. BN. 10:30 p m Edwin C Bill, CBS: rennemans mie CIUD. BN: Sweet- heirt Swing Time. NBC. 11:00 p. m Mm Named Jordan. CBS; Orcheatra. NBC: Nawa, BN. Wednesday S OO p m Terry and Plralea, BN: OK (or Release. NBC; Mary Martin. CBS: News. MBS. 8:15 p m. Dick Tracy, BN: Super man. MBS: Betty and Bob. NBC. 5:30 p m Jack Armstrong. BN: Harry Flannery, News. CBS; Adven tures of. Tom Mix. MBS; News, NBC 5:45 p m Elmer Peterson, NBC: Night Newa Wire. MBS; Capt. Mid. night. BN; News. CBS. 6:00 p m Frank Sinatra. CBS: Eddie Cantor, NBC; Gabriel Heatter. MBS. 6:30 p m. Spotlight Bands. BN: Mr District Attorney, NBC; Which la Which. CBS; Brownatone Theater MBS 7:00 p m. Kay Kvaer'a Kollege. NBC: Great Momenta In Mualc, CBS. 7:15 p m. Lowell Thomas. MBS 7:30 p m Lone Ranger, MBS; Let Yourself Go. CBS 0:00 p m Supper Club. NBC; Jack Klrkwood Show. CBS; Main Una. MBS: Ted Maione. BN 8:15 p m Fleetwood Lawton. NBC: Lum and Abner, BN; Music That Satisfies, CBS 8:30 .p m Carton of Cheer, NBC; Counterspy. BN: Dr. Christian. CBS U:00 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. North. NBC: Jack Carson, CBS; Newa, MBS: Music. BN. 0:30 p. m. Who's Lucky Tonight. NBC. 10:00 p. m. News. NBC: Carlaon and News, BN; Fulton Lewis, MBS 10:30 p. m Orch., CBS: Fenne man's K.te Club, BN, Sweetheart SwingTlme. NBC. 11:00 p m. News. BN; Man Named Jordan, 'CBS. Assembly of God Revival Meetings To Start Sunday A two-week special series of revival meetings will be held In the Assembly of God church, 11 Newtown street. .by the Swan- son evangelistic party of San Francisco, with services start ing Sunday, April 1, and con tinuing until April 15. The Swansons tire especially talented musicians and singers and will present an unusual musical program each night. They have traveled throughout the United States In evangelism. Rev. Q. O. Baker, pastor of the local church, invites the people of Medford and surrounding communities to the meeting. CARL HEILBRONPOER, 59, FORMER RESIDENT, DIES Word has been received here on the death Tuesday in Gre nada, Calif., of Carl Hellbronner. !V, a former local resident. Fu neral services were held at Yreka last Friday. In addition to his wife, he is survived bv a I son, Carl, Jr., by a previous mar-! rlage and a brother and a sister, Dotn residing in Chicago. Hellbronner was well known In this city before World War I, of which he was a veteran. He operated a men's store here, and before that was employed by a number of local stores In the 1910-1917 period. At one time he was a member of the Med ford lodge of Elks. After the first war he lived at Oakland, Cal., and for the past six years has conducted a general mer chandise store at Grenada. LEGION POST TO HOST BOY SCOUT TROOP 7 Medford Post 15 American Le gion wil be host to Scout troop 7 at the post's regular semi-month ly meeting at the armory Wed nesday night. Under leadership of Scoutmaster Rudolph Bills the Scouts have prepared a program demonstrations for the meeting. Meeting of the troop and the sponsoring body ts an annual af fair and is looked forward to each year by both organizations. A dutch lunch will be served. All visiting Legionnaires are In vited. Usa Mail Trtbutr Want Ada. Too Late to Classify A STTRtA f f 5 ouraaort- mgtU. Oakdale Market. FOR SALE Portable phonocm ph. $12 30; ona silmon rod. 3; electric sandwich toaster, S3. Pnona 3703. fon RFNf-ltoiite lrT'ncksonvllTi. Nlrs. Cnx.s Kenney, Jacksonvllla. foiALK Prawar d van port aria chair, bed, dresser, Simmons spring, mattress, nb!e. chair, wood heater, cook stove, wlrelsss nu tomnt le phono raph, i ardan tools, miscellaneous, --sonaole. Also RubbeMlrrd vac tor. $90: mower. 10; co.-n cultivator. SIS. Stewart to neltlriRcr to Cino, third house oa Cassioo, Xkui 3M-A. airL Hotel FOR bALE OR TRADE 1930 Fageol truck, stake body. Want Ford pick up or vuca, laie moaci. Also vaiier nouse. j. g. uper, Allen hotel. WANTED by private party, A-l '35 to '41 aedan. Pay cash. Caaslno Lane, on ueinnger road, so. bouse, BOX FOR SALE Girl's Junior aize bike. S35. 705 Dakota, CLOSED all day Easter Sunday. Oak- oaie orocery. ffQO r A 2 i acres, irrigated; 2-bd- yilfavv room house, pressure pump, smaii Dim. cmcKcn house, garden and woodshed. Imme diate possession. f JOrA 3 acre Bear Creek bottom tdaeJU land: located on Old Pa " cif ic biway. 3 - bedroom modern house, double constructed, large chicken house, garage and woodshed. Price Includes furniture. This is TOPS In value; built in ISiO. Better hurry. 997C.fi 9 acres. Irrigated, all in V J I uv ' pasture; 4 - room house. larfa barn, carafe end woodshed, new cooler house. Fenced and cross fenced. tFTCAA fl acres, irrigated: 437 vlvvw year Hale peach trees, all T pruned and sprayed; 4- room house, garape. Good as new AUls-Chalmers tractor and all equip ment Included. Should produce fi ouv ctup uua year. We have several eomoletelv equipped chicken ranches located in Grants Pass, 5 to 10 acres,' it n d priced from $3,500 to $6,000. Now snowing a net sncome ox 2uu or more ner month. TENGWALD AGENCY Holly Theater Bldg. 230 West 0th St. WANTED Fnctory-built house trailer, sleep 4. Write Rt. 1, Box 238-A, weaiora. can hoop Before 7 p. m. FOR SALE 5 -tile ce breakfast seT. neasonaDie. evenings alter . 443 Haven. Phone BlflO. ALL YIND3 of beautiful gift-wrapped Easter plants. Oakdale Market. FOR SALE Twin-size bsby buggy. mr. r. w. ocou, en quince. FOR SALE Lady's black pin-stripe tailored suit, size 14, worn elightly. very rcaaonaoie. laj neotry St. ASK the man who hrs used QUIK GRO Peitl Economy Seed & Feed Co FOR SALE By owner, modern 2-bed-room home. Larre lot with nut and cherry trees. Price ft.1,500. 412 Boardman at. Phone 3403. BKST assortment of Rift-wraoped E3-ier plants in town. Oakdale Mar ket FOR SALE Vacuum cleaner and electric iron. 1613 W. Main. MEDFORD CENTER Barber 5Kon ooen for business Thursday, March ana new patrons welcome, BALED HAY for sale, $20 and up. Phone 5193. FARMERS, ATTENTION For fast de livery or quick move of heavy ma chinery phone 2888. Divis Transfer & Storage Co., 40 S; Fir at. DON'T DORRY about movinff. For complete service phone 4664. Citv WANTED TO RENT Garar-e. close In. Dr. A. A. Soule. Phone 2870, P. O. Box 1346, Medford. OAKDALE Mirket ond Grocery will be closed all day Easter Sunday. FOR SALE Lady's a if-wool imit. One set sugar and flour bins. Ph. 3084. WANTED Bus boy Medford. BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH JKlty sjtV&, n VE BETTER SCOUl ONOtW Wi WJWaau, m . LV -f- -iu house, ftRvev-hell wfeaTfi ,, , ' aa. kivn tuie tyvyt ..ftr.K. .k. 1 C01Ye CHAR61N' OUT - - MtSQ lrtS f r-TTla J 6ff "ER sunT rJTZ7' "tl' "1 J r " m..r. mmmlm I (. faa team Mv. I . m.M r..te i I I ' " X-J,r' I n " JJ1LL' f LUXLIl 1 1 ' 1 M 1 1 ! 1 I nillllllllllllllllllllN II 1 W!d&!!--iw,mA ., ,1 mmwm III -"'S a WS'M V'A I I " "MW I V I WAMT TO I HOrvV CAN t GET J - i . M'A HI I I I nv rw i l Me. this nuK? v v&'. VMm I. I SRI is&r:.,.c. SmM &SM I Bill OA 111 is i uwit an ww i .rt I Wai, THERES NOTHING I VOU WEBENT y AW, HE'S JUST HARD TO fl TaND HERE'S V0UR RCOM. JliST TOfifi I! I v V LIKE BSNS A DUNCEJ POOLING WHEN 1 PLEASE. EVEN WHEN VOLlUE KSnjif amK.," JP.6JLl WHAT A START-' sT RIGHT OPP THE BAT VOU SAID FLINT CEDES T hp rvcfiNrt- Tr? . SJ' VfJX "Yl." ??l m2J.9tr.T. ONE'S L WAS HARD Ji' M TO TT OffirFDff ri no cma J, sr- Wf F tar.' m U -E.! Ifc-iU JH LJTJ "r "r siriiTu iTJ Iran sim ru,.n .I.I.TO ,. ai.su. .ir.HTs .Mvir .g g -g fr5 S'5i:-rfSSaSl U IL ABNER s II I srstfwlif, , --,fr.t I FOLLOW THAT 1 1 illLHV "TwuSacJV LOOKOUTiw I ' ' v THE NEBBS jr. v'tJ?,iI TU UNDER ATtOMi tefl V "i . WHAT SHALL .' I I II I I , -NrG$ (we must have yBK ,, 'i M ww?) 5?5AJRI I -EH irr JUST ARRIVED Lamb weal wax appucaiore ana kuu uiw wtm suu poiuuiee. AC MS HARDWARB Muin and Grape FOR SALE Combination garden hand-seeder-cultlvator, 'Canco fruit sprayer, four-gaL capacity. Like new, lae s. ivy. $3000 S-rm. house, t bedrooms and a sleeping porch. Equipped with gas and electricity for stoves; woodshed, garage and storeroom. On good street, close in. Some terms. BEN R. COOPER. Real Estate; CHAS. B LA ESS, Salesman. Office 323 N. niyersiae. none vaof. WE HAVE a stock of prewar 4-houx enamel in metal cans. ACME HARDWARB Main and Grape $7750 East side modern borne, almost new; corner lot, floor furnace, cir culating fireplace. This is worth looking at. L E. SCHULER, Broker, 32S W. 6th Phone 5671, Evenings R. E. Bebb. Phone 2343 WE HAVE some prewar brass and chrome lock sets and builder s hard ware. ACME HARD WARM Mam ana orape LOST Six No. 4 and one No. 3 ra tion books. Mrs. John Clutter, Rt , aax oi. WANTED Some person to sweep and oil mop a small office 8 days a week, any day and any time. Dr. Coleman. 428 Medford Center Bid. JUST ARRIVED 32 end 03-pleMta ox awiei ana ainnerware. ACME HARDWARB Mam and Grape WANT TO BUY One to five acres, witn moaern nouse. ciose in, unaer ej.uuu. 'iTioune. pox aujp. FOR SALE Violin. 531 Marie street. WILL TAKE care of children evenings. rnone adia. FOR TRADE A lot with fruit trees. s. Riverside, Klamath Falls, for city or suburban lot here. Dr. A. A. Soule, P. O. Box 1346, Medford. THE MIDWAY AUCTION CO. will have an extra nice S-yr.-old Per choron mare for this week's tale. Also another good, larre work horse. Large consignment of feeder pigs and fat hogs. Good line-up of dairy type ctttle and calves. In the miscellaneous there will be three new horse collars, two of them 24" and one 26". Good consignment of household furniture, dishes, cooking utensils, etc. Also X small garden cultivator (or tractor powered by small pas engine) and lota oi other useful articles. MIDWAY AUCTION CO. ' Miscellaneous sale starts 10:30 a. m., livestock sale starts 1 p. m., Thurs day. March 20. , PAPERHANGWa Rem toning, painting, Inside or outside. Free estimate. Phone 3429. WOMAN WANTED Work In restau- ' rant. Apply at once. Berrydale Res- tauram, 101a w. ttiversiae. WANTED Reliable woman for cook ing in private nome. pnone 2354. WILL TRADE 21-foot factorybulTt nouso trailer tor real estate, f rea Kewland, Eagle Point ivr- rji ' " GENERATORS exchanged for your old burned-out car generator. From largest stock of generators. Price 6 to $10. Signal SUUoa 1303 N Riverside. VISIBLE gas pump for sale. Two trail rs for rent, one for stock, by hour or day. Phone 5568, Ellis Grocery & Feed Store, Old Crater Lake hwy. REPLACE your broken window glasa New glass Installed while you wait MEDFORD MILL WORK CO. The Glass House Phone 4112 10th and Grape. WE BUY-EM WK SELUUal COME IN AND SE2-EM 193tt OWs Sedan; radio, neater. 1936 Dodge Sedan, beater. 1936 Ford Sedan 1935 Studebaker Soda 1032 Buick Sedan Dayton-McClaren Tires Batteries. Foglltes Prestone See at A Z Tubby" Dean's Your Pontiao Dealer Richfield Station Phone 3042 nth -Grape Sts- . Help the Red Croat CAMERON-MOPFITI' LUMBER CO LOW-PRICED LUMBER So Riverside at Barnetl Rd Medtord 1 Phone 5462. Crossword Puzzle ACROSS I Xnounsd plana ' a Smash DnopfttMd flowar IS Arrow poison l Mlanal aarth la-High tableland 17-Dpa.t IS Look, st eloaelf 11 Rcvoks Isgaey n-a.it 14 rillplnos 17 Correlative of cltb.r ULeer at 10 PIsc of worship 11- Th.t l labor.l 4-wimnsneaslo believe 17-Kathodo labbr. 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