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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and To Redding Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bigalow of Ruch left today for Redding, Calif., to transact business. To Portland Mr, and Mrs. S. A. Gibbs, Evelyn apartments, left yesterday for Portland to spend a few days on business. Club to Meet Oakgrove Neighborhood club will meet Wednesday at 1 p. m. at the home ef Mrs. Ray Mark, Jacksonville highway. In Seattle Frank Rogers, city superintendent, left yester-, day for a snort business trip to Seattle. He wlil return tne lat ter part of the week. Sailor Home Mervln Mc- Alister, S Uc, is in Central Point on leave after a year overseas duty in the Pacific. Seaman Mc Alister is visiting his grand father, L. H. Rote, Box 314, Cen tral Point and will report back April 14. e Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Davis of Salem are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Davis, 819 Pennsylvania ave nue. Mrs. Davis will leave Wed nesday for San Francisco and Mr. Davis will remain In Med for for a week. Marine Home Pfc. Dale Fie guth, USMC, has arrived in the valley for a 30-day leave after spending 18 months in the South 1 acific, mainly on Bougainville Island. His wife resides in Ash land, where she is a teacher at the Washington school, and his mother, Mrs. W. E. Hill, lives at 804 South Holly street In Med ford. Pfc. Fieguth will report at Cherry Point, N. C, upon expi ration of his leave. "'lit II w III ' '"Hwoi.rsiiMiTCi) " Soy Ulkrv witk William! Penn' Blended Whiskey, 86 proof, j 65 grain noutral tplrifs i COODERHAM & WORTS LTD. j . - Peorlo, Illinois v , j IS YOUR CfiS FOR SALE? SEE HUMPHREY NOW for a HIGH GASH PRICE! OTPKREY KOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Arc. S3 " jS 3 PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday 8:43 p. m. Ladles mivtllnrv First Baptist church, dinner for men of church followed by brief ousiness meeting. Members are asked to remember the contest. 7.00 p. m Mariner Girls home of Mrs. Riley Thompson, nonage street, potluck din ner and sewine. 7:30 p. m. Rogue Valley cnorus, practice at high school. 8:00 p. m. Nevita No. 93 O.E.S., Central Point, members Dtrthday party. 8:00 p. m. Degrea of Honor lodge, business meeting at K. of f . nail. Wednesday 1:00 p. m. Chapter AA, P.E.O., home of Mrs. H. L. Brown, 105 Geneva street. Mrs. Grace Collins and Miss Margaret Ann Brown assisting. Miss Joan Cunningham, program. 1:00 p. m. Sewing club, Cra ter Lake Auxiliary, VFW, home of Mrs. Mabel White, 335 South Ivy street, dessert luncheon and sewing. 1:30p.m. Mistletoe club, dessert luncheon at Girls' Com munity club. Elsa Alexander, ehairman serving committee. In Hospital Chief of Police Clatous McCredie is a patient in the Community hospital suffer ing from a severe cold. Returns Mrs. E. T. Burelson, owner of Burelson's ladies ready-to-wear store here, returned Sunday by plane from Los An geles where she spent a week buying mid-summer and fall merchandise for the store. Attend Funeral Mrs. Earl Bigalow of Oakland, Calif., and Harold Bigalow of Portland, who came to Medford last week to attend the funeral of Mrs. Anna Ruch, held Wednesday. have returned to their homes. . Traffic Mishap An accident Involving three cars occurred Saturday afternoon when cars driven by Mrs. Frankie Howard, Rt. 4, C. J. McCay, Rt. 1, and Joseph J. Silva, Benson street, collided at West Main street and Chestnut Intersection, an acci dent report on file today stated. According to police "Vght dam age was caused to Mrs. Howard's and McCay's autos. Permits to Build Three building permits were issued from the office of the city super lntendent last week-end. C. A. Thatcher, 630 North Central ave nue, received a permit to erect an addition to a machine shop at a cost of approximately $500. Mark A. Goldy was Issued a per mit to erect a new front on a business building at a cost of $900. A third permit was Issued to AJMe Turman, 908 West 11th street, to erect a private garage for $150. Visitor to Leave Mrs. R. H. Logsi of Seattle will leave this evening for Yakima after a brief visit here with her father, Hnr- vie Young, 513 Beatty street. Mrs. Logan, who had been in San Francisco with her husband. lieutenant in the navy, until he left for overseas duty, will Join her children, Bruce and Susan, in Yakima and then continue to Seattle. Accompanying the visi tor north will be Mrs. Robert Miksche, 407 West Jackson bou levard, who Is going to Portland to spend a week with a sister. Traffic Accidents Cars driv en by L. D. Burond, 238 South Oakdale avenue, and A. E. Nord quist, 227 South Central, col lided yesterday at the intersec tion of Main and Front streets causing estimated damage of $100 to Burond's auto, according to an accident report on file to day. Another report states that damage estimated at $30 was caused to an automorile driven by B. H. Nutting, Jr.. 31 Glen Oak court, Friday, wnn It col lided at the Main and Fir sttce's Intersection with a car R. C. Bebb, 528 South Grape street was driving. Officer Here Mrs. Frances Llntott, Roneburg, grand organ ist of the Oregon grand chapter of Eastern Star, was in Medford last week to attend the district meeting of Reames and Adarel chapters of the order. Special guest at the meeting was Mrs. Haiel Foster, Prineville. grand matron of the state chapter. Mrs. Llntott also attended the tea giv en Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ernest Gilstrap in Mrs. Foster's honor. The visitor. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strang, 418 South Central ave nue, while in Medford, returned to her home In Roseburg Thurs day evening. Townsend DANCE AT Dreamland Hall TOMORROW JOLLIEST DANCE IN MEDFORDI Nurses to Meet Mrs. Blanche Frisbie, public health nurse, is In charge of the program which will be presented at the meeting of the Graduate Nurses associa tion, district four, to be held Wednesday at the Girls Com munity club at 8 p. m. Hostesses will be Mrs. C. L. Nordquist and Miss Elsie Nettleton. Livestock Portland. Ore., April 9 (UP1 Livestock: Cattle. 1.300; calves. 150. Cows and heifers active, fully steady; steers slew, steady to weak. Good fed steers $15.50 a 16.15. Good-choice grades $16.50: one carload $16.75. Corimon-medium steers $11.509 14.50. Heifers Slow 14. Good fed heifers to S15.50. Canner-cutter cows S7"i9.flo. Medium-good beef cows $11313 Bulls slow. Good-choice vealers steady at S15 4S16. Hobs, 400. Steady at celling. Butch ers above 160 lbs. $15.75. Good sows $15. Feeder pigs $16.50 917.50. Stags mostly $13.50. Sheep. 650. Steady. Common -medium lambs $11?-14. Good-choice fed lambs held above $15 50. Good wool ed ewes $6.25 ft 0. Shorn ewes 7.25. culls down to $4. South San Francisco, April $ (UP) (USDA) Cattle. 550. Generally steady. Two loads light good to choice steers S16.65. few loads held up to $17. Me dium to good cows and heifers scarce. Few loads common aged cows $10 (i 10.50, canners and cutters $7,50 0 9.50. Hogs. 150. Firm: few loads good 280-305-lb. barrows and gilts $15.75. Medium to good sows $1415. Sheep, 500. No spring lambs, quoted S15.50f16. Largely common to me dium old-crop lambs and yearlings. Portland Produce ni.nr Ant-ii ofirpi wholesale produce market prices: L.1VO pouiujr DUjiiig - ers and stags 1B22 3 cents. Live poultry Selling prices. No. 1 T krnl1ir tin to 2 V lbS. 31.8 cents, roasters 31.8 cents, 18W22 cents, oia roosters o -accents, fowl (hens) 18f22S cents. Celery Caniorma green wnty CauUflower Roseburg Asparagus California $5 6.50. Dnm4i fnm hi nation. S4.1U. winesap jumble 3.40 box. Chicago Wheat Chicago. AprU BOJP) Wheat: May Julv Lfiu!. 1.60., 1.59',, 160 Sept.. V58 , 1.56 i, .55 i MM. Dec. i.oo:4 i.-jj-.s g. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, April 9. (UP.) Dairy market. Butter 93 score 43; 92 score 42V4; 90 score 42V,; 89 score il3.i. Cheese Loafs 27.9, triplets 27.2. Eggs Large grade A 40V4, medium grade A 37Vs, small grade A 35V4, lge grade B 37V4- Wall Street New York. April 9. U.R Stocks moved irregularly in a narrow range today wun xraa ing light. ' Anticipating an early end of the German side of the war some traders bought low-priced utilities. The preliminary closing Dow Jones averages: Industrial 156.10, off 0.23; rail 51.19, off 0.16; utility 27.85, off 0.07; and 65 stocks 87.77, off 0.12. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. 4 Tel 163 Anaconda 31-Va Chrysler 98 Curtiss Wright General Electric General Motors .... Montgomery Ward Penn. R. R. . J. C. Penney Radio Southern Pacific Standard Otl of Calif. Texas Gulf Sulphur Transamerica United Aircrafts U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel Court Records Justice Court Jack Lloyd Chamberlain, fail ure to give right of way, $1 and costs; failure to stop at stop sign, $1 and costs. Police Court Jesse Frank Graham, drunk, released $10 bail. Cargile Peter Ethridge, drunk, released $10 bail. ,r-ij iv- DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractle tt Naturopathic Physician 128 E. Main Dial 3170 FOOD CONSERVATION Owing to the stress of war we now hear much about food con servation. All are anxious to do their part. Some do not see how they can conserve more and others are fearful lest they be unable to obtain sufficient. After all it Is not the amount eaten that builds our bodies, but the amount properly digested. We may ail help in food con servation not only without in jury but to our benefit. This we may do by eating more slow ly, more thoroughly masticating our food, dismissing business cares and worries and enjoying greater mental contentment while eating. By carrying out these stiggrstions better diges tion and assimilation follows and less food .is required. Of course much depends upon the normal functioning of the digestive sys tem. If the digestive system func tions abnormally, proper treat ment will assist in overcoming tins defect. 53,. 41 64V6 54 11014 1113a 40,4 41 Vi 104 on 7. 56 U 62 OF LOWERROGUETO HAVE LOW FLOW Small tributaries of the lower Rogue, such as Evans creek, Graves creek, and Jump-off Joe creek, may expect low summer flow about Aug. 1, the forecast watter committee report shows. The committee met here last Fri day. Ditch closures on late water rights may be expected the latter part of August. In the main Applegate district conditions indicate that regula tion of water between rights will be advanced approximately two weeks over last year. This is due to a below normal snow and evidence that ground water sup plies on the Applegate water shed are depleted below normal. Shortage of water for late priority rights is expected about August 15, and by September stream flow is not likely to sup port rights later than those of 1900, the report further states. Some shortage is expected in the Talent district of the Bear creek valley, with 1000 acre feet short of normal requirements in the storage resorvoirs. The re port cautions there is apt to be a rather serious shortage if the summer proves warm and dry. If withdrawal of water can be delayed until June 15, water is likely to be available for irriga tion until September 15. PVT. VAN KEUREN KILLED I ACTION Mrs. J. F. Glenn, Route 4, Box 82AR, has been informed by the war department of the death of her son, Pvt. Richard Van Keuren, who was killed in action in Germany March 21, He was serving with an infantry unit of the Seventh Army. Pvt. Van Keuren attended the Howard school here and Central Point high school. He was mar ried four years ago. The soldier entered the army in December of 1943 and went overseas In February of this year. Survivors are Mrs. Glenn, his wife and daughter, who reside at Coquille, Ore., three sisters and four brothers. Money Order Sent To Son Returned Minus Inscriptions A money order which O. O DcBerry, 522 Crater Lake ave sent to his son, Cp. L. O De Berry, last August, is now back in the father's possession, minus all the inscriptions which were made in ink. Cpl. DcBerry wrote his father to explain that the money order had been soaking wet and that since the ink had become obliterated, he could not cash it. Cpl. DeBerry, overseas a year, has served in New Guinea and New Britain and Is now in the T FOR MANY YEARS splrln hit beo accepted by bob the tntdical profession ad (he public at a ssfe. sure way to relieve psio. Bot many people who had complete con6deoce io aspirin did not find 11 nave as ftiick relief from blinding, maddening psio ai the? hoped for. Hence in desper ation chey sometimes turned to other remedies less wall proved Te meet thtt sltvoflen a group of medical research men set om to see what could be done to speed op the analgesic or "pain-killinji" action of aspirin to make it brine; their patients quicker re lief, without heart or stomach upset. Out of these reicarchM came a really aew kind of analgetic tablet, a combina Philippine Islands. The corpor al's father served in the first World War, having been with the 54th Pioneer Infantry divi sion of the Third army. BIRTHS McKEEN To Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O., Gold Hill, April 8, 1945, a boy, 7 lbs., at Commu nity Hospital. DUKE To Lt. and Mrs. R. C, 101 No. Ivy St.. April 7, 1945, a boy, 8 lbs., at Community Hos pital. SIMMONDS To Mr. and Mrs. Merle, R. 4, Box 350 April 9. 1945, a girl, weight 8','i lbs., at Sacred Heart Hospital. CARD OF THANKS ... . wish to express our sincere thanks to our many friends for their sympathy and kindness during our recent bereavement in the loss of our beloved sister and aunt. Mrs. Anna Ruch. Also for the beautiful flowers. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bigalow, Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Bigalow. rlMinn tlm. ..- t I -.. in . ... to Classify 5:30 Saturday afternoon Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Good i. wheel covered trailer. 1945 California license and title. Wrecking Yard. Central Point. FOR SALE Nash pickup, good shape, 90 rubber. Bargain. See at Mobil gaa station, Central a nd Jackson. TWO-ROOM clean, light, niceiy tuT nisheri apartment. Everything fur nished. Central Point Apartment, apt. A. COOS BAY Sell, trade. 2 lots. 2-room cabin. Central. v located In Empire. 2 blocks to large mill, school, butt line. 3 miles to North Bend or Marshficid. Title insurance. Will consider even trade for '33 or 36 car, i-aner, urand Mold. FOR SALE Trash burner, almost new. and hot water tank. 808 W. Palm at. Phone 4059. EXCELLENT Remington cash register, Kalmazoo wood heater, Sunflanie oil heater, Dayton counter scale, Fairbanks-Morse ' -horse electric water pump with 42-gal. pressure tank MacDonald'a Lodge, 4 miles north joiq nui. WILL keep children In my home dur- mg aay. jiu Haven st. FOR SALE Beautiful country home on pavement, close in, hardwood floors, fireplace, basement, furnace, 3 bedrooms, one acre land, flowers, lawn, trees, garden. Also another country home; nice house, 4 acres In clover. H. G. WILSON, Real Estate 7 Chestnut. Phone 4044. FOR SALE Small electric heater, vacuum cleaner, twin-size mattress and bedding. Kings hwy.. Box 551-A HOSIERY mending. Telephone 4448. FOR SALE Man's World bicycle. fnone FOR SALE New floor matsi"Gilmore Service station. Central and Jackson. FOR SALE 2 single-barrel shotguns, 2 double-barrel, 2 pumps, 1 .23-20, .30-30: 3-burner gasoline stove. 1 bumper jack. Gilmore Service sta tion. Central and Jackson. AUCTION SALE Selling all my livestock, machin ery, etc.. at public auction at my place, located ,a mile south of Talent, Ore., on old hiway. Monday, April 16, 1945, commencing at 1 p in. The following described prop erty: 9 head of cattle including Jersey-Angus cow due to freshen April 12. Jersey-Angus cow, fresh 90 days, bred back; Jersey cow fresh 10 weeks, bred back; Jersey-Guernsey, fresh 8 weeks, Guernsey cow due to freshen April IB. Jersey-Angus cow due to freshen June 1, 3-yrl. heif ers. These cows are good producers with high fnt records. 4 horses in cluding mack gelding. 7 yrs. old, wt. 1,450, well broke: grey gelding, 4 Is yrs. old, wt. 1,500, well broke; sor rel mare (heavy with foal), smooth mouth, wt. 1,400, well broke, single or double; yrl. colt, 2 brood sows. Doroc, 18 pigs at sides; fat hog, 50 laving hrns. Machinery: Fordson tracior, iron wheel wagon, rock wagon box, McConnlck (new Big Four) mowing machine, McCormlck 10-ft. hayrake, John Deere 13-ln. walking plow, 2-horse disc, 4-scctlon spike tooth harrow. 2-section spring tooth harrow, 2-horse riding culti vator, 1-horse garden cultivator. 3 wooden clod busters. 3 sets of har ness and collars, 45-gal. cauldron or cooker. 550-gal. gasoline tank, 2 15-gal. oil drums, barrel oil pump. 2-ln. centrifugal water pump, small feed grinder, electric cream separat or. 500-lb. capacity; 500-1 b. plat form sea I es, 1 oa d i n f c h u te, hog crate, hand seeder. Many articles too numerous to mention. C. A. IRWIN, Owner Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer Mrs. A. H. Dudley, Clerk New Analgesic Tablet (Pln leller) now released to public Thousands find if gives quicker, safe relief from headache from pains of sinus neuritis, neuralgia and arthritis tion of aiplrfn tnd'caldom gloramete. Fa this new tablet, aspirin does its old, safe Job of relieving pain. But through its combination with caldam glutamsie. ex (entire testifhf physicians showed It gave mote people both f micitr relief and grist&r rthtj from psio. After this xtenttvo festfng ind eie by members of the medical profession as a prescription remedy, this new anslgeiie tablet has now been rt lea ted for non prescription sale by every droRRist. It is called Super in (from tmper-aiplrin). Yoe can get its blessed, quick relief from pain by asking your druggist for bottle (ode 30 tablets for 5W. Ask for Superin $uptrtn. Prepated bf Carter Products, Inc., New York, Quick relief from pain Cni lltkuiiifmt Msf"'! Sf'l QTKti WANTED Hunfg tee Cream Shop. WANTED Man with equipment to put In and harvest approx. one acre of potatoes id small garden on shares. m. l. l.x 7 t-j. meqiorq. rn. mjt. LOST Studt-nt's classes TnTiri purse. Reward. Phone 3972. QUIK-GRO Peat In sacks. By the yard or oy uie truck load, direct from the oog. Economy Seed ec r sea. WAN TED The best car 300 cash will buy. Address Box 3081 care Tribune. CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE Fred E. Robinson, owner. Furniture mov ing, commercial hauling, everything for your need. 38 S. Fir st. Phone 4b4, I still have PREWAR DUF6Nf AUTO MOTIVE PAINTS. Jobs on which 1 use these materials are fully guar anteed. MITCHELL'S PAINT SHOP 60s s. Kiversiae ANYTHING to haul anywhere large or small. Phone 2888. Davis Trans fer & Storage Co.. 40 S. Fir st. . FOR RENT Apartment, electric re frigerator, gas: downtown district. Adults only. Bishop's Apartments, 14 S. Bartlett. FOR SALE 4 -room house, bath", built ins, fireplace, garage, paved street, electric range, bed and dining room suits, davenport. Priced right. Im mediate possession. Owner, 004 BELL BOY wanted by Hotel HollandT WANTE D Young man to help in re- ssoutn unKoaie nvc. Montgomery Ward. FOR SALE Almost now, prewar price new, $9; gas range, $50; pre war bike, $25; .30-30 carbine peep sight and 2 boxes shells. 30. 335 W w. ;sa si. v Nice 0 acres, near Phoenix; 4-room nouse, new earn, lor a cmva niiu vinvs- en house; all irrigated and in clover. Let's look this over. HARRY LONG, Real Estate 1258 S. Riverride Phone auaa ROGUE RIVER ranch, approx. 177 acres, 43 acres iree iniKmiuii, u acres fine river bottom land. 80 acres more can be irrigated, 8-room house with basement. Very large barn, all stock and equipment goes with ranch, 18 fine cows, 1 bull, some other young stock. Tractor, horses; everything goes and this is a complete setup lor any man who wants a real ranch. Terms. Let a look this over. eOA AAA 80-cre ranch, all lrrt- VLV)VUU Su (ree soil, extra nice modern house, cow and hay barn for 14 cows, well fenced, pressure water system, paid-up water right. 30 miles from Bedford. This price Includes tractor and other equip ment. Some terms. HARRY LONG, Rea! Eaiate 1258 S. Riverside .Phone 5022 . FOR SALE-Studio couch, good con dition. 844 Dakota. FOR SALE Work mare, B years oid. blocky and well muscled; weight 1,500 IDS. f none vav. HEAVY springer cows; 1J,7PlTa.c"' Fred P nwers . R out eB o x 37a-c. FOR SALE 33,ilb. chihuahua female. Price $20. Dial 6141. WANTED Man foi janitor work. Apply Mr. Brown, Montgomery wara. m . f vV a N T TO BUY small modern 1 hontra?ound $2,500 or $3,000 cash. Glveewcotlon:ox339B1- FOR SALE Small outboard motor. Ideal for trolllnf. S0 Iron bed and spring, $15. Enw"on furnace fan with tltree-tpeed sw eh. $25. All items In perfect condition, th evenings alter 7. HOME wanted In or near Medford by June 1. Will pay cash or trade my Portland home. Write John Luyben. 633 . E. Oilin. Clothes pins, mop buckets, far den hose, lawn edgers, thermos bot Sea. radio and flaahllKht botteriea. ACME HARUWAKE CO. Main at Grape nv ACRES; close to Medford; all In II cultivation. Irrleated, excellent soil, modom buildings. All furnt ture and equipment Included. A real buy. Immediate possession. An ideal poultry ranch netting better than $400 a month. 8-room modern dwelling with bath; 7 acres. Irrigated, all In clover. Complete st of modern poultry buildrbgs, 1.100 laying hens. 1.8C pulleta. Close to Mcdlord. Let us show you thl fine nroDertv. mrnf-A acres, modern dwell 3)t)ZjU . Ing and outbuildings, fruit w I trees, walnut trees. Irri gated clover. Possession In - wo weeks. Holly Theater Bldg. -,On the Corner." ROGUE RIVER LODGE Delicioui Dinners Cocktail Lounge- Open Ev.ry Nliht Until Midnight, Exeept Mondayl Phone Trail Hl4 wilh safety Monday. April I. 184S FOR SALE Cigars by ths boat. Casino hup, if a. f ront. rOR SALE Everbearing strawberry plants Rockhill, Mastadon, Gems; also 3-yr.-old asparagus roots. Econ omy Seed & Feed Co., 217 W. 6th. Phone 3rt23. UPHOLSTERING and furniture re pairing. Phona 3008 or 210 Wabash. Mr. Thlboult. APPLES, $1.23 lug. Bring containers. waiter jo le, aiewari ave. FOR LEASE 40 acres. 5 fruit, no buildings. Tribune. Box 3358. REPLACE your broken window glass New glass installed while you wait MEDFORD MILLWORK CO The Glass House Phona 4112 10th and Grape COMMERCIAL SPRAYING Please phone after I p. m. Pnona 8561. Wlthrow. FOR SALE Elvenrude outboard mo tor. $05. 608 S. Riverside SAVE vour red oolnts. buy nice fat hen at the Riverside Market. We have lots of them. FOR SALE Lady's black wooi dress coat, like new, alia 16. Tribune, Box 3620. SAVE your red points, buy a nice lai nen at uia niwwu. mams. , . nave lots OI mem FOR SALE 4-cyUnder Durant motor, complete wltn generator, starter, clutch and transmission. Write Tribune, Box 3614. WANTED A woman To work In kitchen for a few days. Apply at once. Berrydala Restaurant, 1512 N. Riverside. WE BUY-EM WE SELL-EM COME IN AND SEE-EM 1036 Studebaker Sedan 1035 Studebaker Sedan 1033 Studebaker Sedan 10:,6 Nnsh Sedan 1033 Nash Sedan 1938 Ford Coupe Foglttes Batteries Gas Lock Dayton-McClaren Tlrea and Tubal See at A Z -Tubby" Deans Your Pontlao Dealer Richfield Station Phone 1042 6th and Grape. Buy Bonds riR ROUGH BI.OX SLABS, green big iouhle load $6 SO Medford Fuel Tel 3111 CAMERON-MOFF1TT LUMBER CO LOW-PR1CID LUMBER kn Riverside at Bamett Rd. Medford Phone 6462. . k ,-.,-.. mnA ettle for that discarded fishing rod. Regardless of Its condition. 1 will buy It and put It In condition tor some poor devil who needs one bPhone S34J after p. m. and ask for Bob CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Tuna. Cash and Oa Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 3019 th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Bell to Us BALED HAY lor sale. Z0 ana up WANTED Reliable woman for cook Ing In private home Phone 23. Phone oiuj. UNREDEEMED DIAMOND RINGS For Ladles and Man GREAT 8AVINGS Alio saa our complata as sortment et New Jewelryt Ladies' diamond wedding ring iet. Birthitone rings for men and women. Lapel pins, earrings and other costume Jewelry. MONEY TO LOAN On Jewelry. Camera! and Musical Instruments. PEOPLES LOAN GO. 229Vi E. Main Street State License P 137 2 MAJOR FIRST RUN HITS1 Shows 1:43.6:45.9:30 Positively Ends Tuesdayl W JOHN lGARFIELD lVv i M B "Dm4 W lias II t rm MADE ME Criminal PLUS WEDNESDAY Plus DENNIS O'KEEFE In "EARL CARROLL'S VANITIES" The nuliUnr " , , '' 91 sMsfc, ff lmous gsnetal tfflh N - W" ' MEDFORD MAIL THIBTTWB TTT& ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Special. Ulna In permanenta All work guar anteed Phone 2664 120 N Central, Sf ? t 3 T This Great Medfeto Helps tuft Dp RtsbtUM Against Such Distress! tydls. H. Plnkhsm'e Vegetable Com pound ta famout not only to relievo moatbiy cramps, headache, baefcaohe. but also accompanying nervous ten alon. cranky, restless, tired, "dragged, out,f fiellng when duo to funoUoiial monthly disturbances. , Ptnkham'a Compound Is what Doctors call a uterine sedative because It baa a soothing effect on onaoX woman' most important organs. , Tslten regularly this great medlotn nelps build up resistance against oucti distress. A very sensible thing totdor ils also a grand atomachlc.tonlo.FoUo ISuel directions. Buy toUtfyi VEGETABLE COMPOUND Shows at l:o b:4a b:UU ITS A HONEY OF A FUNNY! TUE. NITEI Coming WEDNESDAY! OejrsrtHv SUOiWtl StONDUl faam Uty4 DUNN HOiAM 14 OAR NIK POHAIOKJW y Nights Onlr Weekdays Doors Open 6:45 CLOSED WEDNESDAY! Must End Tuesday! """""a" iI lk!". .'Jl, UNtOKOSTTMltl S 7 ""l PLUS STARTS THURSDAY! Also KAY FRANCES la "ALWAYS IN MY HEART" WALTER HUSTON UJ Da 40S MUST END T f SHERIDAN t'.. SMITH Qrr tT CARSON I J IRENE MANNING l' J 1 CHARlIf gUOGlfJ f ,' 3 E EVEASDSN f'i'd I ' ' JOHN "'D""- t 'J Sfwef)f leee yST jia-j It . L vi 7:1