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fOVIl MEDrOHP MAH. TBIBUN8 Wednesday. June 18. 1945 1 MEDFOIOwttTEIBWB 1 snrJrsasvaJB'" Dally Exctpt Saturday Pahllshed by MKDrOBD PiUNTlKO CO. HERB GREY, Advertising MS; S C rKRGUs6N, Manaslrtf Edltae ARTHUR PERRY, Sunday Editor MRS. OLIVE 8TARCHER. 800. Editor GERALD LATHAM, Clrciilallon Mgr. An Independent Newspaper. Sntered aeoond class matteret Modtord. Oregon under Act el March 3, BJ. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Mall In Advance: TS and Sunday-one year 80 Dally and Sunday elx month! 4 00 Bully and Sunday three moe. S.10 DaUy and Sunday-one mowth .7S By Carrier In Advance Medford, 'Ashland. Central Point, vUle, Gold Hill, Phoenix, Talent, and ( on motor routea : Dolly and Sunday one year...) 00 Daily and Sunday one month .75 All lorms cash In advance. Official Paper of the City of Medford Official Paper of Jackson County United Press Full Leased Wire MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Advertising Representative WEST-HOUJDAY COMPANY, INC. Offices In Now York, Chicago, pa troll, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Se attle, Portland, St. Louis, Atlanta, Vancouver. B. C. Mami 0RG0(jr)Ei$OM Ye Smudge Pot Br Arthur Perry ftrrMnnnrlentl with the RUS- lan army report it is as nara to get beef meat In Berlin, con quered city, as it if in tije heart of the cow country, in any frtate in the Union. e e Daredevil youths hereabouts continue to drive venerable auto motive vehicleg, older than they are. Under the law, the driver must hold a "deed of convey ance" for hii deed of convey ance. e e e MIm Janice Grieve of Prospect who is two days older than the Dionne quints of Canada, towned yei. with her Paw. e e e TOE SALE Green peas 14e a. 542 Mary St." (Wanted this paper.) At that price, they should be the alze of a prize Bosc. ' e Enough gtneralg are now home from the European theater on furlough!, to take a whirl at the World Security conference and demonstrate they can do a better, faster job of cooking up peso plan than the pomciaiu. e e e A Tokyo broadcait reporti: "Both sides will compete against the other in inflexibility and the aide that holds out to the last will win the war." Or, the side that bendi the wrong way first and farthest, la goner, e e e HOW THEY DREAD IT (Oregonian) "A sure way to acquire hopeless hips la to move mechanically off balance. Take walking for example, not that It is popular, but every body has to do a little of It." e e e Royal Brown of the E. Pt. Browns has gone to the metropo lis, and expects to be dragged out to the ball park to watch the shortstops do what he did better In 1879, when both he and base ball were younger. e e "EXPERIENCED HORRORS CHILL"-(Tdllne Siskiyou News.) They are no chillier than the Inexperienced variety. see The Nazi radio boasts, Here Hitler will return, and "Save Germany." Germany is the world's greatest glutton for pun ishment, and is what she de serves. e e e YE OLD TIME DUDE (Pendleton East Oregonian) "The people of this city re member a handsome young fellow who used to work for Gus LaFontalna at the French restaurant and for a time wait ed in the Hotel Pendleton Din ing room. He went on .the order of the exquisite, and went about the streets minus a speck of dust." e e The country is now facing In flation, experts figure, due to shortages. It means more cost and less product. For instance, a ham sandwich will cost more than a' hog, and the bread there of will be cut thinner than the ham, e e e OVERWORKED ADJECTIVES' "Jefferson did not put any ad jectives in front of the liberty which be classified with life and the pursuit of happiness among the inalienable human lights. Lincoln did not use any adjec tives for his government of the people, for the people and by the people. But today one hears of all sorts of new democracies, In dustrial democracy, cultural de mocracy and even, in aggravated rases, sex democracy." (New York Times.) Illinois has ( bank balance of 698,213.700, an all-time high, according to State Treasurer Conrad F. Becker. The Russian Problem Tha Russian Issue, like ancient Gaul, is divided into three parts, left, right and And two of these three parts are exiremeiy parti san in character, the left and right. Tha loff is an tiro-Russian, it okehs everything Stalin says and does, the Muscovite dictator liter ally can do no wrong. Whatever Russia does is right. e e e e THE right is just as extr.eme the other way. Kussia nar, An ni-irViinir rio-hr. nnrl is alwavs wrontf. To Rrnlin is a menace to human liberty ana decency only second to the late Adolf Hitler. War between Russia and the s Anglo-American alliance, they maintain, is certain and the sooner the boss of the Kremlin is wiped off the map the better. e e e e IN between these two extremes is the center,, the miAAa.nf.iho.mnAera wVtn. as HRUal. are riffht. For they are both realistic and fair-minded. rVlnatT pan aoo thaf Russia, as led and svmbolized by Qfoiin is noifhor sninr. nnr kJtCVim AW '"-"""- sjm.-.v " 7 J , , - resourceful nation, suddenly raised to a position of tremendous power, and having reached that eminence fhe riarrl wav. is hard-boiled and cynical in its deter mination to hang onto it, at 'HIS group believes one war problems, as far as tne unitea estates is con 11 he tn maintain amitv and cooperation be- tClllU " " "W f , tween the three great world powers Britain, Kussia and the United States. But they don't believe the way to accomplish this in Russia's case is to be blind to Russia's faults or fail to oppose Russia and oppose her vigorously when she is wrong. By the same in backing up Kussia when THE future peace of the world depends largely upon which of these three groups prevails and deter mines the policy of the unitea states. The most dangerous wouia De control oy uie ca- treme right. But control come a close second. The only hope for avoiding eventual trouble, if not conflict will be for the moderates, the middle-of-the-roaders to gain control and maintain it for the post war decade at least. This will take all we have of tolerance, tact ana patience. K.W.R. The Flag Over Iwo rle Old filorv the national emblem on June 14, 1777. That makes the Stars and Stripes 168 years old tomorrow. Somehow, this beloved flag has assumed even than before since Joe Rosenthal .Hmhorl n hill nn Two .lima a few Yanks raising it over Into the fabric of that flag is woven tne epic oi wie evnpn'ment ever made bv man an experiment in simple justice, in liberty for all, in tolerance and human aecency, in government, ui mc people, by the people and for the people. THOSE things for which tn Hiq or Knnu-or fkom fn onrliiro the and gave them the strength spirit of our inalienable rictus -.uie, uoeny anu no iiirsuit of happiness" was tnen symDunzeu m mo Itar Spangled Banner. ND so it has been, down through the years, the Cr,. onri Rtrinos hns stood forth as a banner of kJbO10 WU.-fbW v,ottia annrred and hallowed bv martwed liccuuiuj I'll .1.1 " . n - sons at Shiloh, Gettysburg, Santiago and Chateau Thierry. A million sons today have spilled their blood dalcanal. Tarawa, on the Jl - -iv..v beach of Normandy or bulge saga of simple devotion, or nign courage, aim imu resolution that all those priceless liberties and priv ileges for which Old Glory stands "shall not perish from the earth". YES, and it seems to us t. of men everywhere and the t Tk.-nnrrh Aontnrioa to American reverently grateful for his great heritage. Words cannot describe tne cievouon oi uie mm wnu shell-riddled ML Surabachl on Iwo Jima and, in the and mortar fire, planted ... . l il finniy and tnumpnanuy on its cieau e mo nut to try to use them here. A WISE and ancient Chinese scholar once said: "A th a thousand words." Tn Rosen thnl's famous is a great and patriotic sermon and a fitting one for every American on n lag uay tomorrow i-n.. COMMUNICATIONS Letters te the Mltor mnst tsi ths name and address of the wrHM allhmith the u l e " Initials tor pnbllrattnn Is nfrmis slhle the Mall Tribune rrrvM the ruht In sdll all Istlfts with a lis tn elsrltv and enndsnsaunn THE WISHING WELL To the editor: Concerning the "Wishing Well" game appearing In Medford Mail Tribune on southeast corner of page one Issue of June 11, and assuming thit this sample is one from which one may draw a general conclusion as to what one might expect as to the result of the truth or not of the little prophe cies one gets from the spelling center. rlevil. but a laree crude and all costs. of the most important post- token this group believes sne is ngm. by the extreme left would and took that picture of bitterly won Jap territory. this flag stands inspired Mill ann m hihiv wine, it snfferinc of Vallev Forge to win at Yorktown. lhe 7 ' , of Bastogne a glorious that Rosenthal s camera America's trallant fighting spirit of Flag Day, 1945, r-ome it should make every face of Jap sniper bullets the Star Spangled Banner ? 1 i. 7 . n.tA Mnl ffMM rt flac uicture from Iwo Jima out of the words from the letters beneath the numbers: take num ber 2 as an illustration and the following sentence results: ; "More Cash Is On The Way." i The statement is Indefinite as I to whether the cash is on the way in or out. From this one might conclude that in general all statements derived from working the little games are Indefinite, and one playing the game should realize that it is a game only for amuse ment and without hope of finan cial gain. This writer gets quite a kirk nrlllnc out the words and reading the messages, which tend to give some sort of relief I after having read of the awful ness of the events of daily occur renees in the present turmofl of human life on our planet. "Fret not, O Friend, at the turmoil, It passeth away, Waste not the Now in the search of a Then That is vain." W. W. Truax. Sleepy Neighbor To the editor: May I add my two-bits to the doe discussion? Last night, after a hard day's work, I was deprived of over two hours sleep because a dog near the corner of Fifth and Ivy streets was allowed by Its master to bark almost continuously. What would this dog owner think if all the neighbors his dog keeps awake were to con gregate in his yard and whoop it up for a couple of hours a night. He'd be outraged, naturally. But he probably doesn't even give a thought to the fact that he is perpetrating the same sort of treatmen on scores of his unof fending neighbors. The dog is confined in a gar age with an adjoining outside runway in area about 2 by 10 feet. Just what good the owner derives from the animal is a question. That the animal de rives no good from the owner is unquestionable. (Name orLflle) Sleepy Neighbor Flight o Time Medford and Jackson Co. His tory from the files of the Mail Tribune 10. 20 and 34 years ago. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY June 13. 1935 (It was Thursday) State Police ordered mobilized by Gov. Martin to quell mill strike near Portland. Senate grants extension of NRA after long fight. Cloudy. High 76, low 51 de grees. Clipper plane flies to Hono lulu in 18 hours. University of Oregon com mencement exercises due next week. Cole Holmes nominated for Legion post commander. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY June 13, 1925 (It was Saturday) Hundreds view inspection of National Guard battalion at Camp Jackson. Fair and warmer. High 79, low 45 degrees. Contract let for new McGee building in Ashland. Federal income tax reduction held certainty. More autos needed to take militiamen on trip to Crater Lake. Tornado sweeps Iowa. THIRTY-FOUR YEARS AGO TODAY June 13, 1911 (It was Tuesday) Herbert K. Hanna of Jackson ville spent the day in this city on business. Mining boom hits valley. ' It will now be impossible to reach Crater Lake before late in July due to deep snows on road. Shorter road to Central Point urged, and in a straight line. "Ike" Is Honored Amid Thousands Of Cheering Britons London, June 13 (U.R) Gen. Dwight D. (Ike) Eisenhow er, the Kansas farm boy who led the western Allies to victory in Germany, was given the honor ary freedom of the city of Lon don today amid cheers from scores of thousands of Britons. The five-star general, the tunic of his field uniform splashed with ribbons, rode In an open carriage behind two spanking brown horses through crowd lined streets to Guildhall and Mansion House for the rare and ancient ceremony. Only four other Americans have received the honor, the last previous one Gen. John J. Persh ing, American Commander in World War I. The others were President Theodore Roosevelt and Ulysses S. Grant and Philan thropist George Peabody. Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Thursday. Warmer Thursday. Oreiton: Partly cloudy tonlaht. Lo cal frost at higher elevations tonight. Thursday clear and warmer. 1 OCAL DAT Temperature a year ago today: Highest 73: Lowest 41 Total monthly precipitation: .S3 inches. Excess for the month: .IS inches Total precipitation since September t, 1044: 19 38 inches Excess for the season: S SS inches. Relative humidity at 4:30 p. m., yes terday: 3V1 4 SO today; 7Ji-,. Tomorrow Sunrise 5:35 a. m. Sunset 5 47 p nv Htsh Low Tree Boie . .71 43 Boston Chicago IVnver J3 76 60 M 43 55 FurrRB Havre I.oa Angeles Medletd Nrw York H . . git ...TS . .! . 82 Omaha Phoent Portland Reno - Roseburg ,, ...... Salt tJike San Francisco , Seattle Spokane .- - Washington. D. C. . Yaktma . 7 ...70 .62 7 36 Closing time for laitit,l Ads 3t, m. Too Lai. to Classify U.13 p. m SLATED FOR ELKS LODGE THURSDAY Annual Flag Day services will be held June 14 at 8 p.m. in the local Elks lodge, according to an announcement by Melvin R Plaskett, exalted ruler. Robert S. Farrell, secretary of state, will give the patriotic address and flag services will be con ducted by officers of the lodge. The public is invited to attend. Congress To Get Report This year Flag Day holds ex ceptional significance In Elkdom for 265 members of congress are to assemble in the United States senate in Washington, D. C, the morning of June 14 to receive the "Elks Report to the Nation", a. published resume of the order's war activities, Plaskett said. The report will be present ed to President Harry S. Truman and the secretaries of war and navy. ' Dr. Robert South' Barrett. grand exalted ruler of the Elks. said, "The program arranged by the Elks is one of the most im portant and ambitious ever un dertaken by any fraternal or ganization. Messages from gov ernors of every state and from mayors of 1,425 cities where Elks are located will be present ed to the representative group of congress, expressing the recogni tion and appreciation of the, or der's war activities. The activi ties have entailed an expendi ture of more than $l,3p0,000." Many Activities The report to the nation re lates how the Elks set up a National Defense commission at its 1940 convention. Among some of its many activities have been evacuation of children from war' zones, establishing of more than 400 schools for train ing young men desiring to take aviation cadet courses, recruit ment of men for the Naval Air Corps, mechanics and techicians for the Army Air Corps, volun teers for the Armv Eneineer Corps and navy construction bat talions and establishment . of Elks Fraternal Centers through out the United States which will be used by over 2,000,000 service men and women. Farrell, an official of the Grand, Lodge, has recently re turned from a meeting of Elks officials in Chicago and is ex pected to have an interesting message for Elks and the general public. Plaskett urges every Elk in the vicinity to. be present at the meeting. A short session of the lodge will be held after the flag services. BROTHERS SUICIDE Houston. Tex.. .Tune, fi mm Less than 18 hours after his brother, a university instructor, committed suicide in Austin William Thomason,, 44, a Hous ton shipyard electrician, ended his life by hanging last night. Neither left any explanation of meir suicides. Too Late to Classify TOR SALE cozy and comfortable 4- rfiom nmiaak esvseVm k-iL hT.,..- "' "Hin. aiiracuve fruit room, garage, large lot. shade end shrubs. S310O. L. O. Pickell ,SALE Bedroom suite wTiR nuu iimureas une amine room suite with 8 chafr. S them FOR SALE Electric range, dinette n..u , (.iiairs, navenport sot. bitnmons bed complete, misc. 827 Peniisvlvania. Phon nvii F4.SALE Four-room home with unm lumpieieiv redecornted. hard wood floors in living room, fireplace, ome furniture inchidinfr electric ranse, Automatic hot water tank, davenport, breakfast ict. garage with cement floor. New paint. Price japiio with furniture, $3800 without. ATTENTION Shipment oi unrationed "- unji id, ii, id men To have your size reserved phone S08H fitter nix evening, or calf 1208 Ntantic. Lenve your order for other sizes, will get 'em for vnu WANTED three-room unfurn. Apt., vr mipiex oy eiacriy lady, no chil dren or pets. Reference! if required. Phone asflt. FITRnTture" for 3-room house for imo v. main, can oe seen on Friday. $2750 Modem four-room house. garage. Two lots. $2750 Two bedroom house, trees. garage. $2400 10 Acre timber land. Good creek, fishing. H fi Wtt.SnV TtMn 7 Chestnut ' Phone 4644 I CM I .V'x Ii n CI J ANSIS At DREAMLAND A Grand Party You Won't Want to Mi! RAY'S MUSIC FOR SALS Two-wheeled Trailer. 1M LIVESTOCK AUCTION at the Pavilion Phoenix, Ore. We have some sx consignments ui vom. ' - , . Including one herd of good dairy .. I. .... m li..a.,nolr fft, Kflie cows, u yvu no. c IL,; it will pay you to sell through this market. It Is well established jn the channels of trade, so your livestock will always bring its full market value. This market has all the fa cilities of the most up-to-date mar ket auction. We have had many Inquiries of late for good breeding and -stocker cattle. Remember, we cater strictly to the sale and trans portation OI IIVMIUIII. SOUTHERN OREGON LIVESTOCK AUCTION CO. Col. A. H. Dudley. Auctioneer Phone 6225 Medford. Ore. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE SPECIALS FLASHLIGHT Batteries, all you need at 10a each. HYDRAULIC Jacks, from S to ll-tons, at a saving. NEW SHIPMENT of whit, enamel trash burners and airtight heatera. stove pipe and etc. Buy while stock Is complete. WE HAVE In etock bale tie, bailing twme, nay pmicyw, ij - hooks and cable. NEW SHIPMENT of copper hot water cons tor your iwvwi " twice as fast WOODCHOPPERS Attention! Large 1. anrituinnrl SflWH. all S1Z3. saw mandrels, wedges, sledge ham mers, axes and crosscut saws. ROPG PAPER. I-r Vk. .U sizes ana wcian.i fl per, felt paper. Less than mall or der prices. HEAVY work harness, horse collars. Sads; also noDDies. tin. alters, and rope all sires and cow chains. AUTOMATIC gas. electric and oil m- laundry trays, cbmplete showet units, lavatories, double sinks, septic tanks and values of all kinds. NEW SHIPMENT of Cocoa mats, lino leum rugs in si - - - - 12 X 15. TOOLS of aU kinds, for the carpenter, i i. (.mM inffeer: also P-t- tools consisting of sockets, ratchets, lug wrenches and speed wrenches. ATTENTION, farmers and gardeners u-... ..n-ir nil ires and mesh of chicken netting, stock fence, barb wire, fence posts. smooUl wire stuc co wire: also chicken house spray ers, wheelbarrows, garden cultiva tors, spading forks, hoes, rakes, mat tocks and shovels. PIPE, large stock of P"-ar pipe at prices advance. Also pipe fittings, pressure pumps, pitcher pumps, cen trifugal and rotary pumps; also z and 4 inch cast-iron soil pipe. COMPLETE line of tenta, hay " tarpauunes ana ieu w ,rrK,i allcker coats and raincoats, slightly used. Also water-repellent coats and panta. THAYER baby buggies, national ad- vertisea sieei name., . rubber tires. NEW Shipment of Davenos, chairs. spnngiieia, bmuiwh ANOTHER SHIPMENT of part-wool HlonKeis at -t.ia ei-. Remember tt P5 ,hop MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27-29 N. Grape St.. Phon. 3744 fOR SALE Ladys Leather Hiking boots: bquirrei ujcb "i"".. size 18; black coat and suit, size 14, misc. dishes, utensils, towels, blan ket, bedspread, clock, end-table, etc. Call at 25 S. Orange. Apt. 1. aTrrtn rive acres under irrigation ISrnUU Bear Creek bottom land. ?IMUV , Gladlola bulbs. If you want to make some money here's your chance. Only on sale for 3 days This place has a 4-room modern house, breakfast nook. Two store rooms, 2-car garage and a fruit room. ,(,i and . Dm liuui groceries, two gas h""'"- lot 30 x 100. Daily receipt. 40 per rtflV' - n n.t...ri in acres $15 nnn- Hth extra heavy crop. '2VVV located on a good high way, close In. . ,, MU.jlHJ in clover and Rye graBS, V 1 VfOVV d and croI,.(enced ,t .15 tons of hay last year. nan a An Four acres lrrigateo iuw $8000 jsnss.'s.-r readv to start bearing. house, strictly modern, chicken house 12 x 38 garage 16 x 3 in s place is well located and a oeauu nlace. , - S550U bsth' n'rdwood "oor' t 3-bedrooms. combination ir- - - H-Lnwim modern iwm woodshed and garage. You can buy this on terms. . . . SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO. Near Bruce Bauer Lbr. Co. on s. Riverside Box 0 Phone 5300 dnr aa 11 Acres Irrigated, 9 acrea JOJUU In cherries and walnuts. . alfalfa. 5-room modern house, bam. poultry house. f aragc, on good road, close In. Good erms. Big cherry crop coming on. Alo gi AAA Four acres irrigated In j4uuU clover. 4-room new house. " fine Innrt. ffood location. close In. Ben R. Cooper. Broker. Charles Blaess. Salesman. Office 223 TM Rlv.r(rie Phone 7357. WANTED Middle-aged lady to help care for my mother. Phone 0516. FOR-SALE "36Model A Pickup. 2nB within OPA. see Mr. nelson at izu nouin uijt GIRL 16 desires work by hour. Trl- Ki.nA Tin mCH FOR SALE One entire herd of Dairy cows will ne soio aanirnny, jiiiic id at the Phoenix Auction, Phoenix. FOR SALE 1942 Ford logging truck ana isaamon irniiri -mi tt um, brakes Excellent 900 x 20 tires. This unit Is readv to roll. $3250. WMhln OPA celling price. Rogue iver t nrvrniri. FOR SALrGooci Range: stove; cup- dents's. Prune Sf!. back of Stouts Garage. U II I M II I Make A To TO I ALB By owner, beauttfuj country home, close in on paved hlghwav, consisting of 30 acres of Bear Creek bottom sub-irngated garden soil. All In crops ready for harvest. Modern 3-bedroom house, wired for electric range, hot water heater and telephone, nice yard, lota, of shade, shrubs and flowers. Com plete set of good farm buildings and new machinery. Phone 12x1 Central poini. FOR SALE Parts for 1939 GMC and Dodge 4-wheel drive trucks. One rear end complete with 8.25 x 20 wheels; 1 Transfer Case; 2 Axle shafts for front end drive. Parts In first class condition. Ask for Doty a i r mill ei a jjtuvcij'. FOR SALE One new single bed mat tress. IwUll it,&. FOR SALE Tomato Plants. Indiana canners. uaitaa.a warns FOR SALE 1040 Dodge ,i-ton Pickup with stock rack, good rubber and A-l mechanical condition. $895 un der OPA ceiling. L. C. Taylor Co., 112 S Riverside Phone 2f)65. FEED FISHER'S More Milk, a real dairy feed. Fabers, 34 S. Riverside. MAGNOLIA FERTILIZER will make your garden grow. Formula 8-10-4 will not burn. Ookdale Grocery. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON. Permanent Waving a Speciality. Special on Cold Waves. Phone 2664. 120 N. Cen- Jra. FOR SALE 300 Savage. Weaver scope-peep-sight and shells. 30-30 Carbine, scabbard and shells. Both guns almost new. McFadden on Lo- zier iane. FOR SALE Gains' Dog Meal or Crunchers. Fabers, 34 S. Riverside. FOR SALE Strong sturdy Zennia plants oa ltd ale MarKet, FOR SALE Exceptionally good, well reined saddle mare, a yrs. old. gen tle for women. 1 saddle, bridle. Martingale and spurs. McFadden on Lozier Lane. OLD SAWDUST for shrubbery Med- ford Fuel. Phone 3111. SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at , Kivcrsme warKet. WANTED Chickens, any kind, any amount, live or dressed, laying hens or otherwise Phone 2117 Riverside Market. ' COY'S CHICKEN INN Gold Hill, Serving fried chicken every day ex cept Monday. Phone 251. Under same management. REPLrtCE your broken window glass New glass Installed while vou wait MEDFORD MILLWORK CO The Glass House Phone 1112 10th and Grape MAGNOLIA FERTILIZER will make your garden grow. Formula 6-10-4 win not burn. oaKdale Grocery. FOR SALE 2 x 4's surfaced 4 sides. No. 4 common. $21 per M. Porter Lumber Company. 204 S. Fir. Phone 2881. WANTED TO BUY Lawn swing or hammock on stand. Tribune Box 438 WE BUY-EM WE SELL-EM Come In and See-Em 1937 Studebaker President M8" Coupe Heater and Radio $695 1938 Studebaker Dictator '6" Tour ing Sedan, Heater. $619. 1935 Studebaker Dictator "6" Tour ing Sedan, Heater, $545. 1935 Dodge Fordor Touring Sedan. Heater, $495. 1937 Graham 6-95 Fordor Touring. Heater and Radio. $595. 1936 Olds 8 F 38 Coupe. Heater and Radio, $530 1934 Chevrolet Master Coupe, $395 All Prices are within OPA Celling See at A Z "Tubby" Dean's Your Pontlao Dealer Richfield Station Phone 2942 6th and Grape Sts. Buy War Bonds CASH IN A FLASH FOR VOUR CAR Save Tune Cash and Gas Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer Ph 3919 6th and Bartlett No Red Tape When Vou Sell to Us EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD ASSORTMENT Rough boards and 2x4 ' to 3xl2'i LOW PRICED NO PRIORITY CAMERON-MOFFTTT LUMBER CO So Riverside at Barnett Rd. Medford Phone 9462 SAVE RED POINTS Buy hena at rtiverside MarKet. COMMERCIAL Spraying of all kinds. inone ootti wuiirow alter a p. m. FIR ROUGH BLOX & SLABS, green big double load $6 50 Medford Fuel Tel Sill SAVE RED POINTS Riverside Market. Buy hens at NOW AVAILABLE No 1 certigrade red cedar shingles Big Pines Lum ber Co. PLANED BLOX Per load. $550 Medford Fuel Phone 3111. DRY PINE SLABS Per load. $475 Medford Fuel Phone 3111. WANTED Rabbits, any amount, alive or dressed Phone 2117 Riverside Market INSULATING wall boards, celling tile also sheet rock Big Pines Lumber Co LUMBER Lumber - Nails - Roofing Dry Flooring and Siding Low Priced No Priority R O. STEPHENSON CO. Court and McAndrews Road Phone 2000 Medford BRSW IS AT ITS BEST for SANDWICHES when ifs II -s55r& Il Lit iv AWT your er now. 9o&r end er repair We rebuild wreck Jaok son Street Garage. 120 S. Jackson Phone 4532. 3 SHOPPING DAYS BEFORE 't Forget Dad! Choose Appropriate ' G8FTS and CARDS Now at the West Side Shopping. Center THE REXALL STORE W. Main & Grape Ph. 3330 'PARTS and SERVICE for all makes ol WA8HKBB and REFRIGERATORS YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. Bartlett. Phone 2419 FATHER'S DAY CARDS You'll find cards In our large display that express ust what you want to say. SWEM'S Book & Gift Shop ATTENTION or your convenience, we of fer a new . . . EQUIPMENT RENTAL SERVICE Air Compressors Air Tools 0 Concrete Mixers e Water Pumps Elevators Trailers Power Saws e Power Drills Power Units EATHERTON'S FARM STORE 808 So. Riverside Ph. 3146
