Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 15, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Weir Home Al Weir, who re cently completed 11 months sea duty on a destroyer, is in Med ford to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Weir, 306 King street. Visiting Here Marine Pfc. Johnnie Lyons, Mrs. Bobby Ash by and Otto Worth, ,of Klamath Falls, are visiting in Medford at the home of Mrs. Otto Worth, 118 Willamette street. Club To Meet Chrysanthe mum Thimble. club will meet at the home of . Mrs. William Swartz, 121 Genesee street, Wed nesday at 1:30 p.m. for a cov ered dish luncheon. Home' Norman E. Horn, MoMM2c, is home on leave after 19 months service in the Aleu tian Islands and is visiting rela tives in Keno, Ore. He will re port at San Francisco for further assignment upon expiration of his 30-day leave. Collision Cars operated by William A. Barker, 2430 Hill crest road, and Harold Halaas, 319 South Peach, collided on Sixth street, Sunday, an accident report states. Damage estimated at $50 was caused to Barker's auto, the report sa;d. " ( MarKade To Close Begin ning today, the MarKade, recre ation center for servicemen, will be closed about two weeks for repairs and redecorating, it was stated today. Announcement of the re-opening date will be pub lished for the benefit of host esses and servicemen. . Adair Leaves Charles S. Adair, owner of the M. M, De partment store, left Sunday for Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City and other eastern cities where he will order merchandise. He will be absent about a month and will return by way of Los Angeles and San Francisco. Monteith Home Pfc. Darrel L. Monteith, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Monteith, is in Medford for 15 days from Miami, Fla. Monteith is with the plans and training department of the air corps and has been in the army since November, 1943. He is visiting at the family home, 531 Pearl street. Building Permits Rogue River Valley Canning company, 13th and South Front streets, received a . permit yesterday from the office of the city super intendent to repair floors at a cost of $2000. Leo Williams, 1003 Reddy avenue, was issued a permit to reshingle a residence at a cost of $150. Discharged William Meier, formerly a private in the infan try, received an honorable dis charge May 8, at the Hoff gen eral hospital, Santa Barbara, Calif. Meier entered the army April, 1942, through Jackson county draft board No. 2. He was in the New Guinea cam paign and served two years overseas. Mother Here Mrs. W. A. Del zell of Portland arrived in Med ford last week to spend several days with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Don Newbury, 7 Eastwood Drive. Mrs. Delzell has visited here many times and has many friends in the city. She came to Medford from Klamath Falls where she visited with relatives. . To Hold Clinic A clinic for children living in the Roosevelt school district who expect to start school next September for the first time will be held at the school gymnasium Wednesday beginning at 1 p.m. il was. stated today at the office of the city school superintendent. Parents wishing to have their children examined by a physician may take them to the clinic, it was stated. Servicemen Home Sgt. Roy L. Huson, who arrived in Med ford iast week to spend Mother's Day with his mother, Mrs. Ina Huson, Lozier Lane, is leaving Wednesday evening to return to his post in Seattle. Sgt. Huson was stationed in the South Pa cific for many months and this was the first Mother's Day in four years that he had been at home. His twin brother, Cpl. Ray Huson, is now with the Tenth Army on Okinawa. Mrs. Huson's grandson, Richard Phil lips, Flc, is in the valley to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Phillips, Route 1, and the entire family gathered at the Phillips' home Sunday for dinner. Young Phillips is home on a 21-day leave after 11 months sea duty on a destroyer. Place Your Order Now! New Remington-Rand TYPEWRITERS and ADDING MACHINES Now Being Released Without Priority 30 N. Grape St. Ph. 454S PERSONAL CALENDAR Wednesday ' 7:30 p. m Job's Daughters, Masonic Temple, to elect mar shal. Thursday 12:00 Noon Daughters of the Nile, home of Mrs. Eugene Orr, 210 Crater Lake avenue, potluck luncheon followed by Red Cross sewing. 12:30 p. m. Women's Relief corps, armory, for lunch. Come prepared to move dishes and clean kitchen. Memorial Day plans will be made during meet ing. 1:00 p. m. Past Chiefs club, home of Mrs. W. L. Michael, Charlotte Anne Road, covered dish luncheon. 1:00 p. m. Just Folks circle, home of Mrs. W. P. Brooks, 335 South Riverside avenue, potluck luncheon. Bring service. 2:00 p. m. Alpha Delta class, silver tea at First Christian church. 3:00 p..m. Junior high school P.T.A., room 41. Canton To Meet Canton Sis kiyou No. 18 and auxiliary will hold a covered dish supper at the l.O.O.F. hall Friday at 6:30 p.m. Both groups will hold busi ness meetings following supper. ' i . . To Hear Speaker Members of Jacksonville Garden club will hear' Mrs. R. T. Nichol, Medford, speak on iris at the meeting scheduled for Thursday, May 17, at the home of Mrs. Anna Cole man. The session is set for 2 p.m. Fredenburg Home James Fredenburg, CM3c, is spending a 30-day leave at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Fredenburg of the Jacksonville highway. Fredenburg has been in the South Pacific with the Seabees for the past two years and his unit received a commen dation for their work in 'main tenance and salvage in recent months. Early Jap Defeat Seen by Rep. Luce New York, May 15 (U.R) Rep, Clare Boothe Luce, R., Conn., who recently returned from a tour of European battle fronts, said today that she be lieved the Pacific war "may be over sooner than people think, probably within a year." "I saw what our army did In Germany and the same thing will happen in Japan," she said. The American G I is the great est man in the whole world." REGISTRATION FOR GIRL SCOUT CAMP IS URGED Girls planning to attend the annual Girl Scout day camp this summer were urged today to register at once. Delayed reg istration complicates the plan ning of supplies and programs, Girl Scout leaders state. Day camp will open June 18 and continue through June 29. The registration fee is 50 cents when paid in advance or 25 cents per day. It is stated that the Red Cross swimming classes and the day camp program will be coordinated so that girls may attend both. Court Records Justice Court William Edward Godden, vio lation of basic rule, $2.50 and costs. Ted Melford Sletten, one license plate on motor vehicle, $1 and costs, failure to display 1945 sticker, $1 and costs. Howard Elphan Whillock, no muffler, cited. Bonnie Lee Robertson, operat ing with one headlight, cited. Marvel Finch, soliciting rides, $2.50 and costs, 10 days suspend ed sentence. Alvin Russell Hedges, violat ing basic rule, $1 and costs. Police Court J. R. Seiler, dog running loose $1 fine. Woodrow Reich, through red light, $5 fine. Dr. Welch, double parked, $2.50 fine. Hattie L. Phillips, through stop street, $5, suspended. HELP WANTED AT DEFENSE INDUSTRY LOGGING and SAWMILL WORKERS OF ALL KINDS - . TOP WAGES YEAR-AR0UND WORK APPLY PERSONNEL MANAGER MEDFORD CORPORATION N. Riverside Avenue, Near City Limits PHONE 2268 GLENN DEIVERT TtiA RrnilTN Rtnr hai lAn awarded to Cpl. Glenn E. Dei vert, now at Quantico, Va as a marine corps instructor, for he roic action during the battle of Saipan July 7, 1944, according to information received by his mother, Mrs. Sue Deivert, 305 Rrtnth OnkHnlf. nvAnnp. f!nl. Dei- vert has been in the service since December of 1941 and has been overseas 32 months. Cpl. Deiverts citation reads: "Fnr hprnio nrhievpment In ac tion against the enemy while cprvlnif nc n rnnnnneer in a ma rine artillery . battalion on Sai pan, Marianas Islands, Juiy , 1944. Cpl. Deivert serviced his irnn which wii flrinff direct at the advancing enemy while 'un der heavy fire from enemy small arms. His courage, devotion to duty and complete disregard for his personal safety were in keep ing with the highest traditions of the United States Naval service." The soldier's wife resides in the Bronx, New York. He has in the service. Pfc. Thos. C. Deivert, also in the ma rine corps and now on Okinawa, and Cpl. Richard ft., ueiveri, serving with the 33rd Infantry niiinn rnl Richard Deivert's wife and daughter, Linda Dee, born since the corporal leii ior overseas duty, reside in Em poria, Kan. Central Point Central Point, May 15. Miss Mary Taylor was married to Private Wm. A. Moody at Santa Barbara, Calif., May 3. The cere mony was performed at the home of the minister, Joseph Sanders, after which a beautiful ly decorated wedding cake was served. They will make their home at Santa Barbara while Private Moody is stationed there. Mary has been attending the San Jose Bible College the last few months. A reception was given recent ly at willow springs in nui of Wayne Vincent, Henry Wael ty, Perry and Marcell Paudios, and Cleo and Everett Young who are home on furlough. Arthur Hnver celebrated his ninth birthday Saturday with a party at his home. Attending were Leroy and Fred Miller, T.nnnv Brmnfr. David and Larry Bigham, Mashall Kelly, and Albert McCahn. Ice cream ana cake were served. The Golden Link class enjoy ed a party at the Jim Cornutt home on the Old Stage Road Friday. Attending were Ida Hen derson, Etta Lacy, Ethel Davis, Lettie Gregory, Bertha Bursell, Lillian Hare, Cordy Burns, Ella Phillin.i. Marv Catev. Elizabeth Scott, Bertha Tetherow, Myrtle Cays, and Myrtle Cays, Sr., Jose phine Cornutt, and the hostess Emma Houston. Delicious re freshments were served. James Cummings was appoint ed councilman to take the place of A. J. Milton who has recently moved to Medford. Nora Hansen and Wilma Gris ham are expecting their sons to arrive home most any day ou furloughs. Livestock Portland, Ore., May IS (UP) Livestock: Cattle 100, calves 23. Load fed steers unsold. Other c lease active and steady. Odd common steers 12 25. Common-medium heifers li.O0-13.S0. Canner-cutter cows 7.00-9.30. Common-medium hulls 8 50-11.00, Good beef hull, to 13.70. Good-choice veal ers 15.00-16.00. Hogs 50. Active, steady. Butchers mosiiy id. to, sows io.uu. siags is.au. Feeder Dies Quotable 18.00-19 00. Sheep 200. Slow, supply mostly odds and ends. Few sales steady. One lot wooied teeder inmos n.oo. oooa choice sorlns lambs Quotable 13 50 13.75. Medium-Rood shorn lamb and yearungs saiaDie ii.uu-w.ou. Chicago, May 15 (UP) (WFA) Livestock: Hogs 9,000; active, fully steady; good ana cnoice narrows ana gilts nu ins. ana up ai is. o ceiling; rood and choice sows at 14. Cattle 6.500; calves 800; fed steers and yearlings steady to strong; me dium grade very slow; fed nelfers firm; strong; nuns strong to doc nign er. vealers steady at 16 down, very scarce; largely steer run; bulk 14 50- ii; top l.ou on weigmy steers ana 17 30 on vesrlinrs. Sheep .1.000; scattered early sales stenav; two ion as gooa to cnoice tea wooied western lambs carrying a small medium end 15.75 straight. ' Closing time for Classified Ads 8:30 a m Too Lata to Classify 13:15 p. m. ONCE twain win imiii mi miiiiiimiii f y ' J.v. Ti; JISii-F "... . MIST-GREY dressmaker suit of soft doeskin features as-, symetrical row of buttons. Shown here with black satin blouse, basic suit may be di-, versified with different acces sories. Severe matching sailor is feminized with veil. Suit was modeled at recent show ' ing at Waldorf-Astoria fash ion show. Portland Produce Chicago, May 13 (UP) Grain Range: Open High Low Close May 17S1, 17fl, n.l 176j July ..1S3, 1641. 1631, 164i-T, Sept. .160 160V, 159', 160'W Dec. ..159!s ISO',! 159 U 180,S Chicago Wheat Portland. May 18 (UP) Whole ale Market Prices: Carrots Local lugs, $1.25. Cauliflower No. 1 local. $3-3 25. Potatoes New, white $4.21-4.41 per 90 lb. bag. Radishes Local spring, 70-75 cents. Rhubarb Field grown, local. $1.50 1.75 per apple box. S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, May 15 (U.R) Dairy Market: .Butter: 93 score 43, 92 score 42V4, 90 score 42V4, 89 score HM. Cheese: Loafs 27.9, triplets 27.2. Eggs: Large grade A 40V4, me dium grade A 37V4, small grade A 35'.4, large grade B 37V4. Wall Street New York, May 15. (U.R) Selective buying brought scat tered gains ranging to more than two points Into an otherwise narrowly irregular, and dull stock market today. ' Preliminary closing Dow-Jones stock averages: Industrial 164.00 up 0.55; railroad 55.83 up 0.18; Utility 30.75 unchanged; 65 stocks 61.65, up 0.18. Sales totaled 1,010,000 shares compared with 980,000 shares yesterday. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Tel......165V4 Anaconda .........-. - 34Vi Chrysler 1124 Curtiss Wright 6 General Electric 42H General Motors . 68 Montgomery Ward 59 'A Penn. R. R 381 Phillips Petroleum 52 Radio . 12 Southern Pacific 43 Standard Oil of Calif 43 Texas Gulf Sulphur.... 42VS Transamerica . ll'b United Alrcrafts . 29 U. S. Rubber 58'4 U. S. Steel 66 WANTED CUSTOM WORK FARMS or GARDENS Plowing, Cultivating and Leveling FORD FERGUSON EQUIPMENT EVERETT BRAYTON 314 Vancouver Are. NOW Is - TO ORDER - GREEN FIR SLABS DIAL 2123 TlMBERP S.J.C. TAKEN BY DEATH Mrs. Catherine Berrang, 76, a resident of Rural Route 4, Med ford for 21 years, passed away at a local hospital early Tues day. Mrs. Berrang wag born in Girardville, Penn., on June 11, 1868. On February 4, 1886 she was married to Jacob C. Berrang at Ashland, Penn. Mr. and Mrs. Berrang crossed the country in a covered wagon drawn by ox team, starting their journey in Connecticut In 1920. It took three years, four months and 18 days. Remains of the old wagon still stand near Phoenix and may be seen from the Pacific highway. Mrs. Berrang leaves to mourn her passing her husband, one daughter, Mrs. Florence Siegel, of Medford, and one son, Charles Berrang, of New York, N. Y., also one. grandchild. Funeral services will be held at the Sacred Heart Catholic church Thursday at 9 a.m., the Rev. Father Hamilton officiat ing. Recitation of the Rosary will be held at the Perl Funeral Home Wednesday at 8 p.m. In terment will be in. Siskiyou Memorial Park. T The county Jail was cleared last week of all but one prisoner, a Mrs. Rees serving 60 days for contributing to the delinquency of a minor, the sheriff's office re ports. . Jack Sparks, 19, and Jack Pemberton, 18, each charged with larceny of an auto they aft erwards wrecked in the Siski yous, were sentenced last week by Circuit Judge H. K. Hanna, on pleas of guilty. Sparks was sentenced to 18 months and Pem berton to a year in state prison, both terms indeterminate. They were taken to Salem over the week-end. Margery Sparks was directed by the .court to return to her home and child. Rosemary Ileen Oleman, 16, was turned over to juvenile authorities. The girls were taken in custody with the two youths. The quartet came here from Toledo, Ore., the authorities said. EARLY ALFALFA CUT DAMPENED BY RAINS Some alfalfa, cut and baled last week in the valley, has been dampened by the current rains, County Agent Robert G. Fowler reports. It was the earliest cut ting of alfalfa in the memory of the county agent. Cutting gen erally starts the last week in May or the first week of June. The county agent said the early cutting was to forestall any aphis damage. T.o Late to Classify LEGHORN Chicks from top. producing (locji un nana weoncsaay, T. E. SAMSON CO. DON'T work about moving. For com plete service, phone 4664. City Transfer & Storage, 38 S. Fir St. FARMERS, Attention! For fast da llverv or ouick mnvt of hiw ma. chinery. phone 2888, Davis Trans- icr atsiqrnge uo40 a. f ir St. WANT TO TRADE Join Chrysler Deluxe sedan for Pick-up: equal value. F. B. Lambert, 1 mile N. of Anhiand on 66. Rt. 1, Box 370, Ash land FOR SALE! Detachable bicycle sld e- car, compieto witn metai dox, aiu. Phone 2858. WANTED Good home for ''i"yr"o1. Shepherd and ColUe dog With 11- cene. Phone 2a."i8. ' FOR SALE Mans Bicycle. Hobbs' Trad in Post. Phone 4941 the Time $75 Per Load of 300 Cu. Ft ' DIAL 2123 COMPANY atoon WATTTTP -POLL BtTGGY. 1609. BUILD A HOME FIRST Fred Powers Building and Repairing Phone 2881 USED FARM MACHINERY One Horse-drawn Mower One Corn Binder One Corn Lister One B inch Grain Binder One John Deere Drag Saw One John Deere Dump Hayrake 1 HP. Electric Motor with Pulley Line Shafting 4 Split Pulleys DEAVER & MeCURLEY 146 N. Central Medford, Oregon WANT TO RENT Five-room or larg er furnished house. References, per- iimnciu. v,au jura. lumer, oa.o. SALT Car on track. Get your needs now. F. E. SAMSON CO. LOST Son's Navy Air Crewman's Wings. Monday between M. M. Dept. store and Groceteria No. 1. Finder please return to Lands & Johnson Shoe store or phone 6533. Reward. FOR SALE 1033 Chevrolet Coach, $139. Within celling price. Lawn swing, needs" upholstery covering, $8. George Davis Rt. I, Box 311, A fhland: LOST One Shorthorn cow. Earmarks, pen, wattle, call 4667. FOR SALE 10 tons oat and vetch hay, bit led. Very good jpHnture to rent near town. Chester wendt. Ph. FOR SALE OR TRADE for wheel tractor and equipment, "1.1" Cater- illar, complete new motor, 8 foot leavy disc and cultivator. Arthur K on ing. Route 4, Box 357, Grants rasa, uregon WANTED First class "' woman "cook. Brown s Cafe. FOR RENT Two bedroom' apartment. xauna. wo pets, iu munce aireei. WANTED Girl for flat work lroner. Apply In person. Crystal White Laundry & Cleaners. SPRINKLERS Do the job with one setting. F. E. SAMSON CO. FOR SALE Circulating heater, wood or coal. Electric pinker, child's iron ing board, bridge lamp, bronze can dle sticks, drapes, toldy seat. Call 3343. FOR SALE: 79 acre stock or dairy ranch. 44 acres alfalfa and oats, irri gated. 3 modern houses. Gravity and pressure water system, large barn, family orchard. Near town and school. Owner F. W. Gilbrtflth, Box 38 Talent. WANTED Cook. Good salary, room and board for right party. Phone. 7091, Ash land . THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES will be sold at the Midway Auction Yards, Thursday, May 17th. A 2 unit De Laval miking machine, Sump, motor, pipe and outlets. 1 lontgomery Ward's Hammer-mill (new), 1 10-gal. visible gasoline fmmp. 1 Airline Console radio, dln ng set. bedroom set, davenport and chair. Electric range and ice box. BROODERS Electric 100-chlck size, $3.45. F. E. SAMSON CO. STOCK RANCH 884 acres, 118 Irrigated in clover and meadow. Good barn, temporary house, electricity, telephone, mall, milk and school route. Fenced and cross fenced. Adjoining outside range. Range right for 120 head of cattle. About 85 head Hereford cows and calves and about 18 or 30 dairy cows and calves. 13 miles from Medford on good road. Prtc 28, 600. . ALSO 36 ACRES turkey or chicken ranch. A few ocres cultivated free soil. 3 room shack, electric pressure sys tem Including 1 cow and calf, 3 horses and soma farm machinery. 4 miles S. of Medford, $1000. ALSO TIMBER land, 177 acres estimated 1.800,000 feet Fir and Yellow Pine In Section 20, Township 40, Range 5 east. $1700. L. G. PICKELL AGENCY 19 South Bartlett Medford, Ore. LAST TIMES TONITE STARTS TOMORROW nnnru. I""''! "I RiOiN' f 'vW CDOIE DEW C II 7 7 V KUIftUt ICdl RAY WHITELV UIDFIUIl I CHRISTINE PLUS & .v .ii.. .v.hraw.llftina comidy about guy with gleam in til yi 7 SIZZLING 10VD ma PLUS - WiCl Will KNIGHT 1 V VIRGINIA tHDISTIHt Y X': BSsV. V r, DORN I r, J asio fT h7 GRAHAM! Tutidafa Mar , 1943 V , JflEBFOftD MAIL TnifllhrE TTTB WA NTE'3 Chok er Setter. Phone Cen- tral Point 491 after 6: 30 p. m. W A N TED Gate-leg or round table. suitable for breakfast room. In good condition. Phone 37-13. WILL g ve a good school girl, age 10 to 14 a good home including cloth- ing. References. Tribune Bo x 1337. HEAVY-DUTY G"aFdei. Hate. $10.50 per 5) ft. length. F. E. SAMSON CO. OMK black stock horse, well reined and round. Ashland. Rt, 3. Box 373. Wagner Creek Road, 2 miles S of Talent. BEAUTIFUL white-faced Chestnut mare, 3 yrs. old, has one white eye. Half Arabian and half Hamlltonian. Guaranteed gentle for women and children. Well reined. Ashland, Rt. 3, Box 273, Wagner Creek Road, 2 miles S. of Talent. FOR RENT Apt., nice, clean, close in. ncingcrator. gair 4a. -Jar t let t. WILL Gentleman who found billfold in Ward's please take money and iwtuni iu namona jucnes, FOR SALE Sewing Machine. Phone 3748. WANTED TO BUY For cash, small house from owner. Immediate pos- session not necessary. Phone 4420. FOR SALE One acre, 4 -room house, not furnished, but livable, close in. $2,000 cash. Also my homo at 335 Y9 n. oq-uiiu. SEED CORN Wealth for early ma turity or ensilage corn. Ben Day Bybrld adapted for local condi tions. Minnesota "13" Oregon Yel low Dent, 0c lb. F. E. SAMSON CO. FOR SALE '38 Plymouth four-door Deluxe sednn. Radio, heater, 80 rubber. Within OPA ceiling. Price $650. A. L. Norrls. Gold HilL WANTED Woman or girl for house work and care of children. Phone 4863. FOR SALE Brambach Baby Grand piano, $950. Phone 3357 Sunday or event ii k. DOGS for Sale at Pound, Lozier Lane. Phone 2962. 3 Fox Terriers. 3 Shepherds, 3 and 4 mo. old. 3 Shepherd puppies, 6 wks. old. 1 Cocker Spaniel. 1 Scottle. 1 Milk Goat. FoxTcrrlera nd other puppies "LEGHORN Chicks from top-producing flock on hand Wednesday. F. E. SAMSON CO. WANTED Experienced waitress and pastry cook, jjixie cate. 8 MM. 16MM Order now. Victory over Germany. Secret rocket wea pons In flaming action. Hitler's arm ies battered and beaten. Ander's Photo Shop, 232 E. Main. JUST ARRIVED Bamboo lawnrakes, garden hose, lawn sprinklers, Ironing boards, vases and flower bowls. ACME HARDWARE Main at Grape PAINT your car now. Body and Fend er repair. We rebuild wrecks. Jack son Street Garage, 120 E. Jackson Phone 4533. PLANED BLOX Per load", $356. f Medford Fuel. Phone 3111. DRY PINE SLABS Per load, $4.79. Medford Fuel. Phone 3111. EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD"7" ASSORTMENT Rough boards and 3x4 ' to 3x1 3 's LOW PRICED NO PRIORITY C AMER ON -M OFFITT LUMBER CO So Riverside at Barnett Rd. Medford Phone 5463 linn JJII i LAST TIMES TODAY I STARTS TOMORROW! THRU SATURDAY . 1 4 ,v ' -I V f m szfr if is Si i S A. f i rmm-iKf nvAr-f.L'V '-JIV 'fT DISHWASHER WANTED Best os? wages. Phone 9016, 1313 N. River siae. Herryaaie liestaurant. WANTED Logging trucks, short haul, good roads. Phone 6938. OLD SAWDUST for shrubbery. Med ford Fuel. Phone 3111. A"DAHS BEAUTY SALON la nowopen for Business. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR 6ava Time. Cash and Gaa Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 3919 6th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to Us WANTED Rabbits, any amount, alive or dressed. Phone 3117 Riverside Market. IN SU LATINO wall boards, celling tile, also sheet rock- Big Pines Lumber (-O WANTED Experienced alteration woman. Apply in person. Jacqus) uenox. WANTED Experienced waitress. Ap yJn Person Riverside Market WANTED Your burned-out car gSH erntor in trade for 25 amp. heavy duty type at Severln Electrlo Signal station, 13113 w. Kiversiae. Fir rough blox & slabs, green big double load $6-50 Medford Fuel. Tel sill WANTED Plowing, narrowing, an kind of tractor work Phone 3117, Riverside Market Medford or 784 Central Point NOW AVAILABLE No. 1 certtgrad red cedar shingles. Big Plnea Lum ber CO WANTED Chickens, any kind., ant amount, live or dressed, laying hens or otherwise Phono 2117. Riverside Market ENDS TONITE PLUS Frdrio MARCH H MARK TWAIN in The Adventures or MARK TWAIN STARTS THURSDAY JAMES CAGNEY "FRISCO KID" PLUS "Male Animal" JUS C" t 1 ' " ' ' fXyv.f . WCSJ S' 7i te h a r tL rtli-Ss