Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 25, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Shrina To Meet The Shrine club will hold a dinner meeting at the Holland Hotel at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. All Shriners are invit ed to attend. Snookt Away Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Snook of 1104 Red dy avenue, left Saturday for Portland where they will remain until the latter part of the week. Car Stolen A 1931 Chevrolet pickup registered to Ralph E. Dean, 320 North Ivy street, was stolen late last night, according to a report on file at state police headquarters. Stamp On Sale A new post age stamp which will commem orate the Iwo Jima campaign will go on sale at the Medford postoffice July 12 according to Frank DeSouza, postmaster. The stamp depicts the raising of the United States flag on Mt. Suri bachi. Ropa Found O. L. Williams, manager of Utopia Auto Court, reported to state police someone left 1,500 feet of rope at his court. The rope was reported found along the highway be tween Medford and Roseburg and is being held at the auto court for the owner to claim It. Arnold Here Pvt. Warren Arnold is spending a furlough with his wife and baby at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bendickson, McAndrews Road. Pvt. Arnold, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Arnold of Rogue River, has been stationed at Ft. Riley, Kan., and reports next to Ft. Ord, Calif. He is with an armored division. Return Mrs. Will Fugere and her daughter, Mrs. Beulah Os born of Griffin Creek have re turned home from Paris, Tex., where Mrs. Fugere visited a sister whom she had not met In 25 years. Mrs. Osborn visited with Pvt. Marian Bedlngfield. stationed at Sheppard Field with the Wac, and Pvt. Bedingfleld returned home with the two travelers and Is now visiting her mother on Thomas Road and other relatives In the valley. DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic fc Naturopathic Physician 128 E. Main Dial 3170 AMINO ACIDS"" The necessity for Amino Acids in the diet has been discussed. There are at least twenty-one recognized. Of these at least four are considered indispensable. That is, the body cannot make them itself out of other Amino Acids The Amino Acids must come from protein food. In fact, the Amino Acids are the unit structures out of which proteins are built. So the food value of protein depends upon its content of Amino Acids. Some proteins contain only four or five differ ent Amino Acids, while others contain a large number. The different organs vary as to their Amino Acid requirement. Lean meat, fish, milk, cheese and eggs are usually considered as sources for complete proteins. The Amino Acid deficiency of pea nuU may be made up by the pro tein of wheat. Peas and navy beans are a good source, but are incomplete, while the soy bean is considered a complete protein food. PARTS and SERVICE (or all makes ot'tVAMlERt tnd REFRIGERATORS YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. Bartlett. Phone 241S for.the Opening Date of the BULLAE 42 South Central Opposite Craterian Theatre Completely modernized. Specializing In Steaks and Chops, Home-made pastries, variety of tasty salads, and full course dinners. PERSONAL Leaves For North Miss Helen Thompson, 29, Summit avenue, left yesterday for Springfield, Ore., where she plans to spend the next week visiting friends. Here From Bend Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Sleeper of Bend, Ore., spent the week-end in Medford with Mrs. Sleeper's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fick, 608 South Newtown street. Ladles To Meet A combined business and social meeting will be held by the Lady JayCees Tuesday evening at the Medford hotel at 8 p. m. Each member attending is to bring a "white elephant." Auxiliary To Meet Reports of convention delegates will be heard at the meeting of the D.A.V, Auxiliary to be held at the armory tonight at 8 p. m. Members are asked to bring vegetable salad for lunch. Neeley Home Earl C. Neeley CM2c, spent the week-end in the county visiting his mother, Mrs. J. F. Neeley, Jacksonville Star Route, who recently suffered a fractured arm. He returned to the naval repair base at Albany, Calif. Home From School Dick Al ford, AS, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Alford, 517 West 10th street, is home visiting his parents for the week from Carroll college, Helena, Mont. Alford has just completed his third term under the navy V-12 training program. Mitchells Return Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Mitchell return ed to Jackson county Saturday from Idaho whtre Mr. Mitchell has been mining for copper and silver the past two years. Mr. Mitchell will now resume mining operations at his property on Carberry Creek, upper Apple gate. Stuart Home Richard N. Stuart arrived home Friday from Berkeley, Calif., where he has' been attending NROTC school for the past year. Stuart is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert I. Stuart, 18 Modoc avenue, and will leave Wednes day to report back to the naval school. Qualify For Service Follow ing a pre-duction physical exam ination June 20 at Portland four Jackson county men qualified for general military service. They were Naldrett Gale Culy, James Clinton Miller, John Clar ence Wright, Jr. and Dean Ernest Eppinger. Donald Wesley Gas- ter qualified for limited service. Ensign Home Ensign and Mrs. John Paul Jones and daughter, Joann, will leave to morrow for San Francisco after visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Jones, Hillcrest or chards, for the past four days. The naval officer returned to the States recently by plane from the South Pacific where he has bee.i serving the past four years. His wife and daughter make their home In Los Angeles. Survivor Home Pat Shaw, CMM, who has been spending a 30-day survivor leave at the home of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw, 641 Pine street, will re port to the Bremerton receiving ship July 1 for reassignment. Shaw's ship, the U.S.S. Luce, was sunk by a Jap suicide plane off the coast of Okinawa May 4. Also visiting at the Shaw home the past 10 days were Charles and Bernard Shaw of San Fran cisco, Wlllima J. Shaw of Ft. Worth, Tex., and Mrs. Cecil King and son, Bob, of Prlneville, Ore. Mrs. King, sister of the Shaws, had not seen the navy man for 10 years. More than 4.000,000 head of cattle are slaughtered every year in Chicago. NOTICE 1 will not be responsible for any debts contracts? by Lily Han ten. Holmes Verne Hansen, 15 Oak St., Central Point, Orefon. High-lighting Friday's pro gram at Girl Scout Day Camp was a visit from WAC Sgt. Geor gia Green, who spoke to the intermediate units about the Pentagon building In Washing ton, D. C. At the close of her discussion she put the girls through some military paces. Friday for the "over night", 41 girls stayed. A replica of the Camp Fire program, sleeping on the ground and camp fire cook ery, as practiced at the estab lished camp was enjoyed. Each unit in the camp is pre paring a special program for the closing day, Friday, June .29, when the families of the camp ers will be invited to share picnic or camp fire supper. Morning patriotic program centers about a beautiful perma nent flag pole and flag, given by the Girl Scout troops of the Washington school. Mrs. Rollin Jones and Mrs. Dean Falwell, leaders of these two groups, pre pared this permanent addition to the camp site. Mrs. Don Zeis is serving as day camp chairman this year. Red Cross special service corps members, chapter board members, corps candidates and women interested in the work of the corps or the Junior Red Cross were reminded today of the lecture on Red Cross history and chapter services to be given at the courthouse auditorium to night at 8 p. m.. by Mrs. Justin Smith. The lecture is being giv en as the start of a recruiting program for all corps, chapter officials state. The various special services corps are Grey Ladles, nurses' aides, home services aides, motor corps, staff assistants and pro duction corps. Members of the newly organ ized Red Cross Social club, of which Miss Shirley Welsenbur ger is president, will attend the lecture in a body. Livestock Portland, Ore, June 25 (UP) Livestock: Cattle 1850. calvea 300. Slow, uneven. Canner-cutter cowa, fed steers and Blockers, steady to 23c low er. Other classes bid 23C-S0C lower. Good-fed steers S16.75-17.00. Choice, lacking, Best greasers SIS. 73 atockers, $13.00-14.00. Common-medium tielfera $11.00-13.50: canner-cutter cows: $6.50 9.00: srass-fat beef cowa $12.00; sau aage bulls, $0.50-11.50. Good-choice vea'era 115 00-16 00. Hogs 200. Steady. Butchers 13 75. Sows. 15.00: feeder pigs. 21.00-22.00. Sheep 2500. Best lamba steady. Low er (trades and ewea under pressure earlv bide 25c-50c lower. Good-choice aprlngers largely 13.50-13.73. Selected lota 14-14.50. Common-medium, 10 00 13.00. Old crop ahorn lamba 10.00 11.25; good ewes 6.00. South San Franciaco, June 23 IUPI Livestock: Cattle 1000. Largely graas run. Load f'ood 1218 lbs. grasa steers $15.75; ew medium to good heifers $13.00 14.00: three loada good cows $13 00, four loada common and medium range cows $10.00-12.00, cannera and cutters $7.00-9 00. Calves, luo. Steady; aeveral packages medium to good daughter calves I3 00-15 00. Hogs 150. Firm: load and half good to choice 200-300 lb. burrows and gilts $15 75: odd good sows $13.00 Sheep 6200. Mostly 80 lb. down lambs; partial clearance medium to good north coasts indicated. Load 79 lb. No. 1 pelt lambs $13 23. Load good to choice lis lb. ewea $7.23, cull to good ewea $3.00-6.50. Chicago, June 25 (UP! WFA Livestock: Hogs: 5000. Active, fully steadv; good and choice narrows and gilts 140 lbs. and up at 14.75 ceiling: good and choice sows at 14.00. Cattle: 2O.O00. calves. 1000. Largely ted steer run; market fully steady; choice offerings active; medium grade slow at 15 00 down; eastern shippers demand broad: top fed steers 18 00. the ceiling; paid for about six loads: liberal supply 1700 to 17.85; helfera ateady; best around 17.50. Sheep: 2000. Market very active, and fully aleady: small lota good and choice spring lambs mostly 16.00 to 16 25: bucks 100 less: common light weight springers down to 13.00. Closing time for Sunday Too Lata to Classify 3 30 Saturday afternoon Please remember TIRES LOANED FREE I NO II FIRESTONE STORES 214 So. Riverside I Portland Produce Portland, June 35 (UP) Whole M)e Market Price: Asparagus Yakima (Sunny aide) 18c ID. i-iOCai t 'O pyramid; idu id. Pea Local )7c per lb. Rhubarb Field grown. Local 1 23 I SO ir aDDle box. Spinach Local 92.25 per orange DOX. Chicago Wheat Chicago, June JS (UP) Grain Range: Wheat Open July 163 Sept. 162i Dec. 162' May ...ieis man Close 163s 164i 163 16H. 163", 162i 162, 162 Ira's 1621, lflP. S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, June 25. (U.R) Dairy market: Butter: 93 score 43 M, 90 score 423,i. Cheese: Loafs 28.2, triplets 27.2. Eggs: Large grade A 43Vi, mpHiiim rrarle A 40Vi. small grade A 36V4, large grade B 40'. Wall Street New York, June 25. (U.R) The stock market advanced on a broad front today to the high, est general level-since April 21 1937. Trading was active and sales topped the million-share level for the 21st consecutive full session. Railroad shares led the rise in forenoon trading but after mid day railway equipments, airline shares, aircrafts and liquors joined the advance. Automotive equipments met selective buy ing. Preliminary closing Dow Jones averages: Industrial 168.59. up 0.35; railroad 63.08, up 0.77; utility 33.15, up 0.07; 65 stocks 65.47, up 0.33. Sales totaled 1,890.000 shares compared with 1,850,000 shares Friday. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Tel 174?4 Anaconda ............ 38 Chrysler :..11334 Curtiss Wright not quoted General Electric 43-H General Motors . Montgomery Ward Penn R. R Phillips Petroleum J. C. Penney.. Radio . Southern Pacific Standard Oil of Calif.., Texas Gulf Sulphur...... .. 697a .. 63 .. 40 .. 51 .118 ,. 13 .. 57 - 45 V . 42 Transamerlca . United Aircrafts U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel 14 , 30V 61 . 70 Vi Court Records Justice Court James Herbert Golden, combl nation overload, cited Frank William Hardin, driver axlo overload, $10.75 and costs. Ross David RIggs, violation basic rule. S2.50 and rnste Paul Morris Byrme, failure display license, cited. Police Court' A. Calhoun, drunk, -jailed and later released. Jack Johnson, two on a bike, $1 fine. State Police Noble L. Cays, no chauffeur license, no PUC weight slip. cited. John Kent Jolliffe, no clear ance light, no tall light, cited. Arnold Ernest Junghans, four in driver's seat, cited. The first radio broadcasting patent in the United States was granted to Edison In 1871. "Si nailing between distant points can De carried on by induction without the use of wires con necting such distant points," his application stated. SPECIAL COMMIJNr ATIfVJ Warren Lodge No. 10. Jack. sonvine. Oregon, Wednesday, vuna .mi, i p. in. worn ' in the M. M. degree. Visitors welcome. E. W. KESSLER. W. M. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Cabinet radio In' xcl lent condition, 923. 619 N. Fir. 3 WHILE WE RECAP YOURS Save Your Tires With Tinstone Factory-Method RECAPPING 0.70 Free uupectloal Prompt eerrloe! Drive In today your tires may be at the dinger polntl I Medford Phone 47S7 GorKG to Portland Wednesday, baeV Saturday taka on. Tribuna Box 4636. PRESSURE COOKER Baby pen, Phil co Portable Radio. Bob Lee Ra diO'Electric. Jacksonville, Oregon. FOR SALE Good milk goats, priced right. Alto stag kids. Rt. 1, Box 383, Central Point. Phone M3x. WANTED Man and wife to work on ranch. Modern living quarters and board furnished. No children. Tri bune Box 4643. WANTED Couple to work on turkey farm, good wages comfortable house furnished. Phone Central roini ij WANTED Apartment by man repre enting National concern. Only in about I week per month. Call John FOR SALE 1928 Chev. Sedan, fair running condition, $123 cash. Within OP A ceiling. Phone 7250. 824 Beek man. Call evenings Monday. Wed- negday. Thursday. WANT Logging Contract, 2.1 to SUM per day. Have dozer and trucks ready to go. F. M. Doein.hek, Trail. Oregon. MECHANICS ATTENTION 1 set of 1 ton chain blocks; 2 drill presses; 1 Acetylene welding outfit. hoses. fauges, cutting torch); 1 220-volt 20 amp. Electric welder. MIDWAY AUCTION CO. Sale Thursday. June 28th CHERRIES, pick them Wednesday and Thursday, 6c lb., at the Tessitlore urcnarq. i mne w. or Kagie i-oint, FOR SALE OR TRADE Four-year-old draft team for stock cattle Ph. S7B9. FOR SALE One 2-burner oil stove, 5. Phone SS48. FOR SALE Tree of red cherries. Voii pick. Call 3681. FOR RENT 3-room unfurnished du plex, close in. Ad ii its only, rn. 3BU4. WANTED TO RENT By High School instructor and small family. Unfur nished house. Call 6972 Ashland FOR SALE Steel Fence Posts. Ap prox. August lt delivery, fl's-7 or 8 ft ORDER NOW. McCoy Machin ery Company, 111 N, Fir. Ph. 3413 meaiora STRAYED Year and half old Guern Bey bull. Delta Water Orchards. W. A. Hooker, Eagle Point, Star Route. Medford. MIDWAY AUCTION CO. Sale Thursday, June 28th 100 Head of White-Face Cattle 100 Cows with calves at their side. 2 yr. old Heifers, yearling and 2 yr. old steers. Good run of Dairy cows and calves. A few Weaner Pigs. IN THE MISCELLANEOUS ONE set of 1-ton chain blocks: 2 drill presses; l4-inch centrifugal pump, elec. motor; 1 acetylene welding outfit, hose, gauges, and cutting torch: 1 220-volt, 120 amp. electric welder. MIDWAY AUCTION CO. W. J. "Bill" Bray. Auctioneer . N. A. Mead. Clerk. COP A A Six-room modern house, tJeJ jUU breakfast room, 2-bed-T rooms, screened porch, new roof. 2 corner lota, coil range, city water and sewer. CJAAA Seven-room modern house, tJTvvu basement, 2 acres, garden T and fruit ground, with sprinkler system, located in Ash land, fine view Make a nice place with a little work. CQ0XA Five-room modern house, UtJtDU 4 rooms newly decorated, 2 bedrooms, good roof, ce ment foundation, well located cor ner property. ffOOt A Five-room modern house, OuZDU except wash-bowl, 2 bed T rooms, shingle roof, ce ment foundation, lot UO x 17u, nice lawn. All floor coverings, new cook stove and tank. This is practically new construction througnout, city water and sewage, located in Talent. PCAAA Five-room modern house, OjUUU 3 bedrooms, service porch, T laundry trays, good floors, wired for electric range, drapes and awnings go, garage, woodshed, nice yard, close in Medford. 9 ACfX ' crea with 4-room ib4ZjU house and bath, acreage Y in mlttUa new ,eedi (ruU cellar, barn, several good chicken houses, fenced and cross-lenced, city water, near Central Point. It A OA A Two acrea irrigated in 2)4SUU clover and alfalfa, US0 " strawberry plants, 8-room modern house, plastered throughout, fruit room, cement foundation. All floor coverings good, gas stove and heater. A nice buy. (TOI PA Four-room house, complete Sj 1 jU bath with shower, on v pavement. '4 acre comer location, near town, new house, ce ment foundation. fflACA Two -cre "a,fa- ,vel tblUJU lnd. Bear Creek bottom. fenced and some buildings. (M7CA River frontage on Rogue ISl I JU river near Gold Hill, sandy VBVW loam, ivel building site, fronts on 99 Highway. All cleared, plenty of shade. M O AAA 180 Acre. 70 acres cul MO.UUU tivated, 30 acres free v ' Irrigation 20 acres paid. All-year creek through place, 8 room modern and plastered house, large barn, chicken house for 500 chickens, guest house, one small barn milk house. Close to Medford. SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO. Grants Pass Medford, Oregon Phone 0390 Box 60S FOR MANY YEARS upMa htt been accepted by both cfat ntdical profeisioa and cb public u ft ft wiy to f tiifVft paUO. Bat mioy peoplt who bid complet cod6Uoc in tup trio did oot find it rat tu fi(k relief from blind inn, maddening pain at they boped for. Henca in dea Der ation thef tonetlmea turned co other remedies leu well proved. T mt thle tltvttofi ft group of medical research men act oat to act what could bt done to ipeed op tbe analgetic or "pain-killing' action of aspirin to make It bring their patienta quicker re lit, without heart or itomach upset. Out of thea researches cemt a feat If ew kind of aoalieiic tablet, a combina HELP WANTED MALE You nf man for grocery store work. Must be 17 or over. Apply Mgr. Piggly Wiggly. 526 S. Riverside FOR SALE One hp. Brlggs-Stratton motor. ?W3. Phone 5586. FOR SALE Nice 7-room modern house with sun porch, and glassed-in service porch. Clone in, 4 bedrooms, large hall, laundry trays, lota of built-lns, good cool place, gas range and gas water heater, nice oil stove for heating with 4 oil barrels piped to stove. Price $4550. Down payment $3000. Balance, payment $26.29 per month. Phone 506. W. H. Highland. an a. orape. CHERRIES, pick them Wednesday and Thursday, 6c lb., at the Tcssltiore Orchard, 1 mile W. of Eagle Point. WANTED Woman for cooking and light housework In Medford noma. Private room and bath, wages $100 a month. Phone 4014 between s m. and 6 p. m WANTED One large logging truck, K-ll or equivalent, with trailer for $6 contract haul. For particulars contact J. F. Sharp Lumber Co., Yreka. Calif. FOR SALE Full enamel kitchen range with coils, wood heater, wal nut bedroom set, springs and mat tress, office desk, breakfast table, coffee table, green occasional chair, floor lamp, 9 x 12 rug, Gibson gui tar and case, garden tools, mechan ics' tools, body and fender tools, cedar boat and oars, moored above Gold Ray dam, many other articles too numerous to mention. Box 147 Howard Ave., Phone 543. FOR SALE Eight-room stucco house, close in, 5 rooms down stairs. 3 room Apt., upstairs. Live in your own home and have a nice Income. Total price $4500, $1800 cash, bal., $35 per month. A. W. Walker. Real Estate. Telephone 2721, Office 427 c. wain. FOR SALE Child's writing desk. 512 Austin after 5 p. m. SERVICEMAN must sell 1937 Terra plane sedan. New camphaft and lift ers. $515, below ceiling price. See at 124 S. King St.. or call 9009. FOR RENT Furnished 2 -room apart ment, Adults, garage. 124 King. FOR SALE One battery radio. evorc table model with battery. One (port able radio, battery or electric. One table model electric. Phillips Radio Service. 13U7 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Cherries. 5c lb. You pick. Brin g containers. 310 Portland Ayr. WANTED Hand Ironers. American Laundry, 132 S, Central. FOR RENT Three -room furnished apartment, bath, sleeping porch. Hot and cold water electricity. Adults, Civilians. Phone 4067. MALE HELP WANTED Salesman, experienced. Jewelry experience not necessary. Apply Mr. Pollard, For ester Jewelers, 109 E. Main. CHERRIES, pick them Wednesday mtiB Thursday, 6c lb., at the Tessitlore Orchard, 1 mile W. of Eagle Point. FOR SALE Pie Cherries. You pick them. Bateman, U mile N W of Central Point on the Taylor goad. FOR SALE Purebred IriBh Seittera and Terrier pups. Phone 3P4B. JUST ARRIVED Lawn sprinklers, leaf rakes, garden tools, lawn brooms, rubber stair treads, tool boxes, pre-war sponges, camp axes, brass and chrome lock sets, fishing tackle, steel wheelbarrows, claw hammers, saws and wide variety pre-war tools and hardware. Acme Hardware, Main and Grape. Phone au io, FOR SALE Boy's bicycle; new tires; Emerson piano, floor mats, bumper jbcks ua so. Houy WANTED Man to shear sheep. In quire Phipps Auto Park. FOR SALE 600 Acre grain, alfalfa and stock ranch In northern Call fornti, 300 acres under cultivation. Good 8-room house, electricity, pres sure system, etc ' mile from High way 99, school, post office and store. Immediate posse ton of house. Price $21,000. Terms. Sea Corcoran, Rosa Lane, Phone 0883. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time, Cash and Gaa Call Automobile Market, rrlendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 3919. 6th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to US. WE CLEAN RUGS, any size, any kind. We call for and deliver 3 or more. 26 S Grape. Phono 7244. IJf V HI; M At All Dealers New Analgesic Tablet (Pain lellef) now released to public Thousands find H gives quicker; safe relief from headache from pains of sinus, neuritis; neuralgia and arthritis tion of etpfrlo endYalcIam gtatamat. fn this new tablet, aapirin doea ita old, aefa Job of relieving pain. But through itt combination with calcium glutamate. ex tensive teatbv phreiciana showed it gava most people both f Icier relief and f rr reViVy from pain. After Will oxtanfltv tasting and asa by members of the medical profession aa a prescription remedy, thia naw analgesic tablet baa now been released for non prescription sala by evtrr druggist It la called Superin (from auparaipirln). Yoa can get its bleated, quick relief from pain by aaking your dm gut for a bottle today 30 tablets for 99. Ak for Superin Super-til, Prepared by Carter Products, Inc, Ne w.York, Quick rilief from pain 9mMM tri Monday. June 25. 1945 WANTED Chickens, any kind, any amount, llva or draaBed, laying hens or otherwla. Phon 3U7. Riverald Aiaraer. FOR SALE a x 4s surfaced 4 sides. No. 4 common. $31 per M. Porter Lumbar Company. 304 S. Fir. Pnone, EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD Rough boards and 2x4 s to lotll', LOW PRICED NO PRI08ITV CAMERON.MOFFTTT LUMBER CO. So. Riverside at Barne'.t R4. Medford Vhona B4S2 SAVE RED POINTS &iyhen at Riverside Market. WANTED TO BUY Larn swlngor hammock on stand. Tribuna box 438. WANTED Rabbits, an amount, alive or dresaad. Phone, JU17. Riveraide Markot ADAH'S BEAUTY SA.LON. Permanent Waving a Speciality. Special on Cold Wavaa. Phona. 2894. 120 N. Cen tral. LUMBER i Lumber - Wills . Roofing Dry Flooring and Siding 1 Low Priced No Priority ' R. O. S'EPHENSON CO. Court and McAndrews Road Phona 1000 Medford SAVE KED POINTS Buy hens at Rlversido Market. Townsend DANCE AT Dreamland Hall TOMORROW JOtXIEST DANCE IN MEDFORDI TODAY THRU TUESDAY PLUS "IT HAPPENED TOMORROW" with DICK POWELL STARTS THURSDAY ERROL FLYNN In 'UNCERTAIN GLORY' PLUS ROD CAMERON In 'THE BOSS of B00MT0WN" Willi safety BJUHII 'V$ ' I Medford mail tribune tive INSULATING wall boards, ceiling rile, Also sheet rock. Big Pinea Lumber Co coV s"chicn Inn - floid Hill. Serving frivd cnlcken every day ex cept Monday. Phone 291. Under same management. NOW AVAUABI.E No. t certlgrade red cedar sluniilca. Big Pines Lum. ber Co. SAVE RED' POINTS B'neruTat Riverside May-Ret. , FOR SALE-umoat new hay "biier. Phone 63sr-,. TODAY THRU TUESDAY br S33'J i N! ' - 1 . 1 & t COMING WEDNESDAY MARIA MONTEZ JON HALL NOW! THRU TUESDAY tarry HTIOIHAID frank MtHUOH 1 Janet MOWN en lOCKMAtf PLUS Arthur lAKt Dol. EVANS 8TART3 WEDNESDAY RIDERS of fh SANTA FE" with ROD CAMERON PLUS TMI TURHAN BEY Mi. HUMAN r M f -CI trans! r p, 4 TUM! life God Hiwiitpmf Msptv'm Stst