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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Lodge To Meet Degree of Honor lodge will meet Tuesday at the K. of P. ball at 8 p. m. for a regular business session. Fir Call Firemen answered a call to Valentine's Cafe, S south Riverside, last night to ex tinguish a flue fire. No damage was caused, firemen said. Receives Permit Carolyn Haas, 721 Narregan street, re ceived a permit Saturday from the office of the city superintend ent to erect a cottage at a cost of $1000. Sojourners To Meet Medford Sojourners' club will meet Thursday of this week at 1 p. m. at the Girls' Community club. Reservations are to be made with Mrs. Jack Lowe, phone 2407, Walden Here Cpl. Charles H. Walden is in Medford on a 14 day delay en route from Ft. Lewis, Wash., to Santa Ana, Calif. Cpl. Walden Is visiting his wife at their home, 1020 Court street. He recently completed three years in the south Pacific. ELIMINATION When the eliminative organs of the body are not functioning properly, this causes an accumu lation of toxic material. It indi cates a depleted bodily resist ance. Normal nerve function, is the prerequisite to health, since it enables the nerve cells' of the body to build up a strong resist ance to invading forces. The breakdown of the eliminative or gans is usually the first line of defense to give way. It is Im portant to the maintenance or the regaining of your health that it be repaired at once. With eliminative channels .functioning normally and complete relaxa tion, you soon regain vital bodily resistance. IS YOUR CAR FOR SALE? SEI HUMPHREY NOW for HIGH GASH PRICE! HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE $3 S. Riverside Ave. 1 y Talks DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic tr Naturopathic Physician 12S E. Main Dial 3170 FROM MEDFORD Greyhound NORTHBOUND 3:20 im 11:25 am 7:30 pm 6:50 am 1:33 pm 10:55 pm 10:10 am 4:00 pm 11:50 pm SOUTHBOUND 3:30 am 10:45 am 5:15 pm 6:05 am 11:10 am 6:13 pm 7:00 am 1:30 pm 6:50 pm 7:05 am 1:45 pm 10:30 pm 8:00 am 3:45 pm 12:55 am AGENT: MACKLIN ROBINSON PHONE: 3202 DEPOT: HOTEL JACKSON, CENTRAL and 8th ST. SEKVIN ALL TBI WIST WITH Ban PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday 6:00 p. m. Wives of Shrlners, potluck dinner at home of Mrs. M. M. Morris, Kings' highway. Bring service. 7:30 p. m. Rogue Valley chorus, practice at high school. 8:00 p. m. Zonta club, home of Mrs. Thora Lawrence, 2218 East Main street, installation. 8:00 p. m. Nevlta No. 93 O.E.S. stated meeting. Visiting members cordially invited. Wednesday 12:30 p. m. Mistletoe club, Girls' Community club, covered dish luncheon. Grace Wakefield, chairman. Gets Bronse Star First Lt Steven Kish, who was stationed with the 91st division at Camp White for some time, has re ceived the bronze star in Italy, according to word received here recently. . Committee To Meet Execu tive committee of the Women's Society of Christian service of the Methodist church will meet at the church Tuesday at 1 p. m, The regular society meeting will follow at 2 p. m. Club To Meet Adarel Social club of Jacksonville will meet at the home of Mrs. Fred Gardner, Renault avenue off Jacksonville highway Tuesday at 1 o'clock. Members are to bring ' a sack lunch and a business meeting will follow. Auto Mishap Cars operated by Max Middlebusher, Prospect, and Ted Sletten, 1140 West 9th street, collided Saturday on the Griffin Creek road causing esti mated damage of $40 to Middle busher s auto, according to an ac cident report on file today. No damage to Sletten's car was stated. Wooden On Leave R. A. Wooden, WTlc, arrived in Med ford Friday on leave from Mare Island, Calif., where he is sta tioned with the navy. Wooden is visiting his wife at the family home, 204 Vancouver avenue. He has been in the navy for the past 10 years and has been over seas most of the last eight years. Service Continues The War Emergency Radio Service will continue on its present basis of operation until Japan is defin itely defeated, lt was announced today. The service is to function in the event of any disaster or emergency pertaining to public safety. Awards of honor for past services are to be made May 31 at the Radio Aide headquarters, 515 North Bartlett street. Parly Is Wednesday The benfit card party planned by the Evening Guild of St. Mark's Episcopal church will be Wed nesday evening, May 23, at the parish hall on North Oakdale avenue. Dessert will be served at eight o'clock and will be fol lowed by pinochle and bridge games. There will be prizes for cards and also other prizes, the committee states. The public is cordially invited to attend. Mrs. Paul Selby Is chairman of the Daily Service IINDail TMNSORTAT,ON affair. Mrs. Vera Strader Is president of the group. Bowmer To Lecture Med- ford's Little Theater Group is presenting the first in a series of lectures by Angus Bowmer, di rector, on basic principles in the field of drama this evening at the Outpost at 8 p. m. Members are urged to attend and the pub lic is also cordially invited to be present. Picture Shown Charles Ogle, executive secretary of Keep Oregon Green with offices in Salem, was in Medford today where ' he showed moving pic tures entitled "Trees and Homes" to students at Medford Junior high school. Arrange ments were made through the Jackson County KOG commit tee. Court Records Justice Court .Wheldon Frost Biddle. Jr. combination overload, $15.75 and costs. Roy Gene Howard, William Ray Francisco, combination overload, cited. Mrs. Herbert L. Chiles, caus ing child to become dependent. jailed. Alfred ' Bendrlckson, one li cense plate, cited. Carl Richard Harrison, no li cense on motor vehicle, $1 and costs. Police Court William Coggins, drunk, re leased on $10 bail. Sam Gilbert, dog running loose, $1 bail. Harry Wolfe, disorderly con duct, released on $10 bail. Olaf Redahl, drunk, released. H. O. Wealty, Isabel D. Lavin, violating of basic rule, released on $10 bail each. State Police Alfred Bendickson, one license plate, cited. Curt Norman French, failure to stop at stop sign, cited. Warner Whitham Howard, no tail light, cited. Joseph Carl Monroe, no muf fler, cited. Livestock Portland, Ore., May 21 (UP) Livestock: Cattle 1,400. calves 300. Slow but fully steady. Few loads flood-choice fed steers 16 00-17 JO; one oad 17 63. Load fed Holsteins 15.25. Common steers down to 12.00. Load good-choice fed heifers 16.25. Common-medium heifers 11.00-14.00. Can-ner-cutter cows 7.00-0.50. Medium good beef cows 1100-13.00. Sausage bulls 10 30-12 50. Good beef bulls 13.00-1375; odd head to 14.10. Good choice vealers steady at 15 00-16 00. Hogs 250. Butchers steady. Feeder plgK 50c l higher. Barrows and gilts all weights 15.76 Sows 15.00 Feeder pigs 19 50-20.00, Sheep 1 ,700. Rather slow, steady. Good-choice spring lambs 13.50-13 75. Some held higher. Load good-choice No. 1 pelt shorn lambs 13.25. Recently shorn lambs largely 11.50-12.00. Good ewes 6.00-6.50. Chicago, May 31 (UP) (WFAt Livestock: Hogs: Active, fully steady: good and choice barrows and gilts 140 lbs. and up at 14.75 ceiling: good and choice sows at 14.00; complete clear ance. Cattle: fed steers and yearlings steady to strong; top 17.65 but choice to prime 1084 lb. heifers brought 17.75. extreme top: most steers 14.75 to 17.00: bulk heifers 14 00 to 10.75; several loads 17.00 and 17.35. Sheep: Early sales and most bids steady; two loads good to choice fed wooled Colorado lambs held above 15.85. Woolskins 14 50; two loads good to mostly choice 107 lbs. Fed clipped lambs No. 1 pelt 15.25; deck common and medium 72 lbs. Clippers 12 00. Chicago Wheat Chicago. May 31 (UP) Grain range: upen nirnn low uose May ..1764 17a J75T 17ft V July 1R 184', lflH, 1911k' R1SX. 8AV FRANCISCO San Francisco, May 31 (UP) Dairy Market: Butter: 93 score 43. 92 score 42 '4. 90 score 424, 80 score 419. Ejrgs: Large grane a 4U'i. meaium trade . A 37';. small trade A Wa. large Rrsde B 37- Central California eggs: large grade A 42, medium grade A 39, small grade A 37, laree grade B 39. Nve Nissen eggs: Large grade A 43, medium grade A 39, small grade A 37. Wall Street New York. May 21 (U.PJ Stocks moved narrowly around the previous closing levels in mid-day trading today. Activity was moderate. Wall street quarters adopted a waiting attitude pending closer study of the ICC freight rate de cision, another move in the con gressional fight to have taxes lowered.. and the week-end as sertion that President Truman is studying a recommendation that a federal manager b ap pointed to coordinate operations of U. S. bureaus and offices and raise the standard of efficiency. Liquors ignored reports of an other "holiday" planned for August to permit production of beverage alcohol. RUSH EUROPEAN AID New York, May 21. U.B The United Nations' relief and rehabilitation admlnis t r a 1 1 o n will have sent more than 1,200, 000 tons of food, clothing, ma chinery and other supplies to liberated Europe by June 30, ac cording to Herbert H. Lehman, UNRRA director general. Townsend DANCE AT Dreamland Hall TOMORROW JOLLIEST DANCE IN MEDFORDI FREDERICK STURGIS PASSES AT ASHLAND Ashland, May 21 Frederick T. Sturgis, Talent, passed away at the Community hospital Sun day morning. He was born No vember 18, 1872, at Applegate and had been a member of the Jacksonville Masonic Lodge for the past 40 years. He is survived by his wife Minnie. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. at the Litwiller Funeral Home with in terment in the Central Point IOOF cemetery. , THE GRANGE Central Point Grange Central Point Grange Home Economics club will meet Wed nesday b the hall at 1:30 p. m. for dessert. Members are asked to arrive promptly. Hostesses will be Ruby Twedell, Nita Birdseye and Stella Anderson. WATCH FOR SPIES Washington, May 21. (U.R Director J. Edgar Hoover of the federal bureau of investigation today urged the public to remain on the lookout for suspicious ac tivities that might lead to the arrest of spies and saboteurs. Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Mostly eloudv tonight and Tuesday with occasional light rain. Oregon: Mostly cloudy with occa sional lieht rain In wut nnrtlnn to night and Tuesday. East portion, part- ij lijuuuy wiin evening snowera. LOCAL DATA Temperature a year ago today: Highest: 64; Lowest 44. Total monthly precipitation: 1.99 inches. Excess for the month! 1 m inchM Total precipitation cine September Excess for the season: .96 Inches. Relative humidity at 4:30 p. m., yes terday: 46; 4:30 today: 93. Tomorrow Sunrise 5:44 a. m. Sunset 8:31 p. m. Boise Boston h Chicago Denver .. wign ixw free. 38 21 64 35 S2 40 46 44 B7 94 49 SO 35 SO 41 S3 S3 43 ss 47 Eureka Havre Los Angeles Medford . New York Omaha . ...88 ..82 Phoenix Portland . zSt Keno . Roseburg , .61 ..59 ....60 .69 .I2 .72 70 Salt Lake San Francisco Seattle .... Spokane Washington, D. C. . Yakima Too Late to Classify YOUNG woman as receptionist and assistant in animal hospital. Apply In person. Dr. S. S. Philips, 1455 N. luveraiac. WILL TRADE Remington Rand triple head electric razor in excellent con dition (or late model Schick elec- trie razor. Phone evenings, 3760. FOR RENT Pasture for 5 cows. Call 6123. FOR SALE One grey gentle work mare, 7 years old, wt. 1600. 1 Sor rel gelding, 6 yrs. old, wt. 1300. Gen tle, broke to ride or work or will trade for Hereford or Durham. Mc Fadden. Lozler Lane. TWO mowers, five-foot, good shape: cycle grinder, Brlggs-Stratton, ,i h p. gas engine. See at Champ's LOST Leather field glass case. Roxy Ann peak. Finder please return to Tribune office. DRAFTED 40 Dodge, 4 -door, good condition but needs paint. 9890.00 within OPA ceiling. Phone 5181 af- ter 5 p. m. FOR SALE Bumper Jacks and floor mats while they last Mobile Service Station. Central and Jackson. WANTED fGood Butane or Flamo range. 1nks, generator complete. Phone 511 or write P. O. Box 317, .CcJ? tral Point. FOR SALE Garbage cans. leak-proof. t mi-prow, vjaKoaie Aiarxei. FOR RENT Two bedroom furnished apartment, close in. 327 S. Oakdale. rnoneviiri. CAB IN and Rooms, utilities furnished. 429 W. 12th. WOOD or coal heating stove for sale. 907 6. Peach St. FOR SALE Granite baking pan: gas water heater; gas plate and oven crocks: wire folding cot: 4 volumns Universal Dictionary; lady's coat and dress, size 18: 1 nr. lady's shoes. 7i AAAA (pre-war): 1 pr. men's hoe. 7-A. 940 N. Central. FOR S A LE Da venport. ivory beT room set, 9x12 rug. 16 gauge shot gun. pump, and some shells, electric ra zor. 113 E. 12th. WANTED Gas or electric range and refrigerator. Phone 3434 between 8 and 6 WANTED Pick-up less than 10 yrs. viu. tverfii raner, rnone . EIGHT1 good milch cows fnr sale on Jacksonville highway. First house on right across Voorles crossing, J. S. Deen. FOR S A LE Dairy Pails, heavy-duty. 69c each Oakdale Market. OUR PARTNERSHIP with Dairy Farmer puts Quality Joodi) on your fable GOOD THINGS to eat for tvtty American tabla 'every day... food which keeps America healthy and strong . . . coma to you through us from the dairy farmers.. I Through our partnership with your neighbors, the dairy farmers, these quality foods are avail able to you at the earliest possible moment after packaging. ' x Just as the dairy farmers serve you every day, our dairy business organization serves you.., forming the vital link that enables the best of dairy foods, produced on America's dairy farms, to reach your table. Lost River Dairy Productrt of Fin Grjdt A PiteurlieJ Milk TOR AU Wnw plants. Afl kliub i Annuals ana paranmais. uaxaaia I murnai. PASTURE FOR RENT Have room for two head of cattle. No horses. Corner Orchard Bom and Stewart. rnone enaa. WX BUY-EM WE 8 ELL-KM Come In and See-Em 193T Studebaker President Coupe. Heater and Radio $695. ivdo oiuaeoaxer mctator o lour ing Sedan, Heater, $615. 1938 Studebaker Dictator "8" Tour in e Sortnn Haitar t.AK 1935 Dodge Fordor Touring' Sedan. Heater, $493. 1937 Graham 6-95 Fordor Touring, Heater and Radio. 595. 1936 Olds. 6 F 36 Coupe, Heater and 1934 Chevrolet Master Coupe, 8398. All Prices are within OPA Celling See at A. 2. "Tubby" Dean's Your Pontiaa Dealer Richfield Station Phone 3943 0th and Grape Sis. Buy War Bonds SALE Wall-typt can openers. yAgP-TIROQ- PHONE 4026. FOR SALE One 6-year-old Bay sad dle mare, 1100 lbs., gentle, sound and well broke; one saddle, bridle, Martingale and spurs. McFadden. FOR SALE One dual axel logging trailer poir ier. Willamette fifth wheel and Stinger tires. 85. J. L. Williams, 1304 Reddy Ave. WANTED Hand ironer. Also press ufciMiwr. experience not necessary. Apply American Laundry, 132 S. temrai. FOR SALE Fertilizer, Magnolia Brand Formula. 0-10-4. Oakdale jviaricei. TRY our 24-hour service at the Pal. ace Lunch. 23 S. Riverside. F. A. Jones, manager. WANTED Experienced saleswoman. in oreu, sun ana coat dept. Apply Burleson's Dress Shop, 31 N. Cen tral. FOR SALE Light 3 -wheel trailer, all meiai top. inevroiet axis wun springs, good 16 inch tires, 206 W. Jackson. Phone 5643. FOR SALE 1928 Dodge. Motor com- Eletely rebuilt with transmission: irge wardrobe trunk; pre-war paints, enamels, linoleum finishes and kalsomines. at pre-war cost prices, rnone aiozu or can at 19 . Riverside. W ANTE D Experienced automobile mechanic. Culp Motor Co. Ford Dealer, Ashland. Ore. Phone 3361; after 6 p. m. Phone 4571. FOR SALE Walla Walla Onion plants 100per bundle. Oakdale Market. FOR SALE One new garage type Sun-Volt-Ammeter set. 1 Dyke's Automotive Encyclopedia, 19th edi- tion. rnone ooia. TOO LATE TOO LATE TOO LATE CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE Fred E. Robinson, owner. Furniture mov ing, commercial hauling, everything for your need. 38 S. Fir St. Phone 4664. ANYTHING to haul Anywhere large or .small. Phone 2688. Davis Trans fer & Storage Co., 4 0 S. Fir Street. I STILL Have PRE-WAR DUPONT AUTOMOBILE PAINTS. Jobs on ' which I use these materials are fully guaranteed. MITCHELL'S PAINT SHOP 608 S. Riverside ' PEACH GROWERS ATTENTION I Box shook is critically short. With a large crop In prospect we fear our stocks wont take care of demands. Factory cannot supply additional shook this year. We are taking early , delivery and can supply peach and L. A. lugs now. Arrange for your shook immediately with TED'S FEED 9c 8EED STORE, Ashland, Oregon or MONARCH SEED & FEED CO. ffOCAA Down will buy 2-story tjZduU rlck. In excellent condl v tlon. Four furnished Apt-, up. Good furniture. All rented. Large store building down. Plate- Opportunity for a good business. 3 ronm nouic ana hioiv. -. 6000. Rente will pay off building and give you a profit. Kimball Real Estate. Childers, Phone Jacksonville 1 9jopposjtePostofftce. FOR SALE Vegetable bedding plants tomatoes, cabbage, celery, head- let tuce, bell peppers, broccoli, cauli flower, Individual cucumber plants. Individual squash plants. Individual tomato plants, egg plants, Oakdale Market, . MODERN HOME BASEMENT FURNACE Hardwood floors. Fireplace. 1 bed rooms. Beautiful lot, close m. A home to be proud of, 96000. DUPLEX HOME AND INVESTMENT Very close In. Good condition mod ern. A gOOO UUJ, Sfwv. COUNTRY HOME MAGNIFICENT VIEW Six rooms, modern, fireplace, lots of trees, Rooa gsravn, -', . You will find true happiness owning this. FARM CHOICEST FREE SOlL 30 Acres tn heart of West tide valley noma, nwoern, BUMumi . of this quality rarely offered for aale. Buy this now and own the best, 818.000. WALTER K. JONES, Realtor Phone 33 70 WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED Parts k Barrlca oa All MakM B. S B Waihar Shop 406 E. Main. . Phona 5302 FOR SALS White enamel wood range. 860. Platform rocker, 835. Both like new. 644 Palm. FOR RENT Modern, 3-room house, furnished, for two, prefer middle- bcq. no pea, ao, n. reacn. INDIANA Canner and other varieties. u wrniio piants. Also vegetable and flower plants. Valley Greenhouses, 625 Franuette St., off S. Riverside at Andersons Thrift. FOR RENT Nicely furnished' 3-room duplex with garage and laundry room. Close in. Adults. Call at 310 S. Ivy. WANTED Young man with mechanl cal ability to learn washing. Good wages. Must be ambitious and steady. Apply in person. Crystal White Laundry & Cleaners. WAITRESS WANTED Day work only, no Sundays. Best of wages. Berrydale Restaurant, 1613 N. River side. SADDLE HORSE SALE Sunday, May 37. 1:30 p. m. 80 HEAD fancy Saddle Horses, In cluding several fine Palemlnos. also Plntos, trained stock horses, ladies' horses, children's ponies, all colors, types and sizes. Many of these horses are registered. 25 New and Used Saddles and other riding equipment. If you are in the mar ket for a really fine horse or saddle don't miss this sale, GRANTS PASS COMMISSION YARDS Across from fairgrounds, 1 mile out on Redwood Highway Grants Pass, Oregon X. K. HOLMES. Auctioneer Sale Open for Consignments SEWING machine operator wanted with grain sack patching exper- SAVE RED. POINTS Buy hens at Riverside Market. ROTENONE DUST la again available. Sea us. Monarch Seed A Feed Co. DROP IN at Reliable Cleanors. 610 E. Main and let us help solve your cleaning proDlgntsPhone 2670. FOR SALE 20 Acres clover and Rye Grass hay standing In field. Phone 4824 or 5462. TREE TANGLEFOOT1 keeps aphlds out of your cherry trees. Monarch Seed A Feed Co. SAVE RED POINTS Riverside Market. Buy hens at COMMERCIAL SPRAY of all kinds". rnone oapi, witnrow. FOR SALE Round Oak Dining table with six oak leather-bottom chairs to match. Davis Transfer fc Storage Co. FOR SALE Montag enamel wood range, coils, boiler, fittings, pipe, etc.. almost new, 895. 923 W. Main Street. SAVE red POINTS Buy hens at 1'C1HU UtXMl KCL. STRAWBERRY ROOT WEEVIL are now active. Destroy them with Go West bait Kills slugs too. Monarch Seed Se Feed Cq FOR SALE Baby Grand1 Piano. AI conamon. ozo uaxota. EGG SCALES. Stock Just arrived. Monarch Seed St Feed Co. FOR SALE Columbia cabinet phono graph and records, upholstered oc casional chnlr, spring seat. 3 pair matching drapes, 9x12 rug, steno type machine, complete with in struction books, lawnmower. fur nished doll house, child's table and chairs, tricycle, miscellaneous arU cles. 625 Dakota. BERRY CUPS and Crates. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. RUMMAGE SALE Ladles' Aux Ulary and Cantor of I. O. O. F will hold sale. Lota of almost new out-grown children's clothes, clean and pressed, plants, etc. Tuesday and Wednesday at Main and Holly DIM. "'BIFF" DAIRY FLY SPRAY 90 cents . per gaL 5-gaIlon lots in your con talner. Monarch Seed c Feed Co. FOR-SALE Three registered yearling Suffolk rams, from English Imported sheep Homer A. Conger, old Stage road.Phone Central Point 1S9. MAKE MONEY by having your burned-out auto generator rewound for heavy duties at Sever! n Electric 1303 N. Riverside Signal Station. M SV100ESS WITH THE PROVED DEODORANT !L V :.. . - ? urtlt it I MOO ESS tS SOFTER AN0 SAFER, TOO ME EORTHATBfO BARGAIN BOX QUCk! SAVES t3f BtmORDINARIlY EFFECTIVE according to 26 testa by Im partial laboratory. PRAISED BY THOUSANDS after year's try out You 11 cheer, tool NO BOTHER with separate powder, no fuis. SOFTER I SAFER 1-3 out of 4 women found Mod rat softer to touch In nationwide potL 209 nurse, In hospital testa, found Modeu safer, less likely to strike through than nationally known layer-type napkins. COSTS NO MORE. Big Bargain Box even saves you 1& Try itl v.y Germ eta 56 sonen. sAFtn MAHCINS CONTAIWN9 A DCODORANT outy Monday, May 21, 194S WE THINK our Methods of Cleaning are riht. Try us. Reliable Cleaners. 010 E. Main, Dial 3670. FIR ROUGH BLOX A SLABS, green big double load 88 60 Medford Fuel Tel 3111 PLANED BLOX Per load. 85-30 Medford Ruel Phone 3111. CEDAR SHAVINGS make ideal poul. try litter and garden mulch. Mon- arcn seea ac reca to. DRY PINE SLABS Per load, $4557 Medford Fuel Phone 3111. OLD SAWDUST for shrubbery. Med- i or a rueL rnone am. WANTED Chickens, any kind, any amount live or dressed, laying nena or otherwise Phone 3117. Riverside Market MITES AND LICE. Warm weather will see their increase. Use Red Mite and Lice Killer. Monarch Seed fc reed Co. BIG PINES LUMBER CO. Offer farmers a saving by uslnjf dur able Redwood lumber for flume construction. Let Us Exolaln Plan. FOR SALE 9 x 12 building No. 1 sitting, paimea; aiso ivw uiaa. bumper 358 S. Oakdale. EXCEPTIONALLY GOO ASSORTMENT Rough boards and 3x4 'a to 9x13 'a LOW PRICED. NO PRIORITY CAMERON-MOFfTTT LUMBER CO So Riverside at Harnett Rd. Medford Phone 5462 HAY SALT Any quantity you need. Just received a carload. Monarch Seed at Feed Co. CASH IN A FLA8H FOR YOUR CAB Save Time. Cash and Gas Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 3919 6th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to Us WANTED Rabbits, any amount, alive or dressed Phone 3117. Riverside Market INSULATING wall boards, celling tile also sheet rock. Big Pines Lumbar Co. GRADUATION CARDS Sand card of congratula tion to your friends who ara graduating this ytar. SWEM'S Book and Gift Shop MAGWSI I wtfeveHifoaeJ 9a '-if Sb 1 (va qiiltk n44 , jl H D w yaw amy kwk If fl I M 10 SO. ar SUM ft II S at aH arac aawitar, aiy II A 0EODORANT SEACEC V EVERY MOP S$ MPKHANOLAB TESTS A aij ni tt EEfEcnvei bargambox santaw 8Pf MEDFORD MAIL TrIIBUNr TTTI REPLACE your broken window glass. New glasa insulted wnile vou wait, MEDFORD MILL WORK CO The Glass House Phone tlU 10th and Grape A PUBLIC Card Party will be spon sored by St. Mark's Evening Guild at parish hall May 23 at 8 p. m. NOW AVAILABLE No 1 cert! grade red cedar shingles Big Pines Lum ber Co PAINT your car now. Body and Fend er repair. We rebuild wrecks Jack son Street Garage, 120 E. Jacksogi Phone 4532. KSjaaSJSJJBBSSBaMMMgtF. THRU TUESDAY -A W Ml III mi II Tl --tJkT - Morgan CVMliN west . mwNg . uirxm WEDNESDAY- 1 amhka-s f YANKEE mm - TONITE AND TUESDAY I THI HJNNUH SIOI I or WAi-riMi IIVINOI 1 tflfmt- ttJTmm I a. ayxfjrar tlilm EDWARD KVCRCTT HORTON LOUIBC ALLBRITTON and "0HBB0DY I Jack HAIIY . Jaun PARKIR el tuo' TONIGHT AND TUESDAY JLi. H'iTaumim Pin n . a. l hi wun a j m l A U I. mobii. O aflawav Mm Mwwtu" I I mums Mtt7 PLUS