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1 LOCAL and ' Bring Sandwiches Each lady attending the regular meeting of J Central Point Grange at 8 p. m. i tomorrow is asked to bring , enough sandwiches for her own ; family. Purple Heart Picnic Rogue f. Valley chapter No. 147, the Mill- tary Order of the Purple Heart, snd auxiliary Is holding a picnic 1 in Grants Pass at Riverside Park, i Sunday, July 8 at 1 p. m. Each family attending is asked to i bring a picnic lunch. ) Son Born Lt. and Mrs. John Chllders are the parents of a boy born June 22 and weighing seven pounds 10 ounces. The baby has been named William Karl. Both Lt. Childers and Mrs. Childers, the former Llda May Baylor, are former resi dents of Talent. They are living at Boise, Ida., where the lieuten ant Is stationed as an instructor in the air corps. 2 i - a Skippy Homtlar loan Carroll TII:I'BWI TODAY Thru SAT. Plus Martha O'Dritcoll Noah Beery, Jr. Hani McDonl.ls r"'11" raj iii.trii Today Thru Sat. 2 BIG HITS 2 Dick FORAN in "The LAND BEYOND THE LAW" Plui BASIL RATHBONE In "The SPIDER WOMAN" fmwm III i) T l" 3lf 7 to "tt w now lawwrarii H1 1 l-i t SIMER FUELS Factory Blocks $675 par 200 cu. ft. lod Kindling . . $3.00 ptr 200 cu. ft. lojd DIAL 2123 Timber P PERSONAL CALENDAR Friday 1:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers' club, home of Mrs. Bessie John ston, 697 West Thirteenth street To Attend Fun.lA11 mm. bers of the Navy Mothers club are asked to meet at the Conger funeral parlor Saturday at 1 p. m. to attend funeral services for Mabel Bennett. To Portland Mrs. Walker M. Treece and daughter, Catherine, of 112 Medford Heights, left by plane Tuesday morning for Port land where they will spend a montn visiting Mr. and Mrs, Manley Treece. Picnic Friday The "Ship mates- Sunday school class of the Methodist church will have a picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Meeker, 724 E. Jack son street Friday at 6:30 p. m. Each family attending Is asked to bring welners and buns and a salad or cake. Initiation Poitnoned Th Inl tlon scheduled for Royal Neigh bors of America tonight has been postponed, but the regular busi ness meeting will be held as planned at the K. of P. hall at 8 p. m. Mistletoe club will hold a "Pollyanna revelation party" next Wednesday, July 11, at the Girls' Community club with des sert luncheon to be served at 1:30 p. m. Visiting In Eugene Maxlne and Dee Ann Falwell, daughters of Don Falwell, are in Eugene visiting the Otto Krueger fam ily, formerly of Medford. From Eueene the two crirle will an in Cheyenne, Wyo., to visit their uncle. Earl Falwell, and then to oeaince, jMeo., to spend the re mainder of the summer with their aunt. Mrs. Rov Wil They will return to their home at in w. second street in August. At San Diego Charles B. Wharton, radio technician pc. ond class, has been assigned to San Diego for advanced radio and radar training, according to information received by his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Whar ton of 1134 W. Ninth street. Wharton wax hnm nn lirnv (n May, and reported to San Pedro may ti ior assignment to a ship. His ship was delayed In construc tion, however. anH h tin noon assigned to a short training course in me interval. Expecting Furlouoh Set. Ira u. iuman, who has been with tho 8th bombing command in England for the past 14 months, nas arrived at Bradley Field, Conn., and expects to be home on furlough soon, according to word received here. Sgt. Luman entered the service May 17, 1941, and has not had a furlough since that time. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Luman of Route 4. His wife, Virginia, is at present with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Stout of 1130 West 9th street. Reynolds Home Pfc. Lee Reynolds is now in Medford on a 90-day furlough from McCall hospital at Walla Walla, Wash., and is visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Rey nolds of 38 N. Peach street. Reynolds has had 18 months of overseas service, and was wound ed In January. An older son of Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, Bob Rey nolds, storekeeper second class In the navy, recently wrote that he had seen Billy Calvert, a Med ford man now serving as metal smith first class at Pearl Harbor. Inspects Valley Kent Weav er of Concord, Calif., director in the Palomino Horse Breeders as-1 soclation of America, who was in Medford last week-end to Judge the horse show was a guest Saturday morning at Snowy Butte ranch at Central Point. Sunday Mr. Weaver, ac companied by John Cupp and C. A. McCroff, drove to Grants Pass where he inspected several Palomino horses and investigat ed sites in the valley. Mr. Weaver Indicated that he is seek ing a ranch here suitable for horse breeding, and may move to the valley. DIAL 2123 COMPANY 3K Cox Here Adjutant and Mrs. Charles Cox, former directors of the Medford Salvation Army USO center now stationed with the corps in Tacoma, Wash., are In Medford on a two-weeks vaca' tion visiting local friends. In City James M. Mulllns, former principal of Medford junior high school, passed through the city early this week and called at the office of the city school superintendent. Mul llns, who was accompanying his wife to Portland, will continue to the east. Swimming Party Officers, their wives, and Outpost host esses are invited to attend the Outpost swimming party Sun day afternoon. The party will gather at the Outpost at 2:30 p. m., and transportation will be provided. Supper will be served at 6:30 p.m. For reservations, those planning to attend are asked to telephone 5765. Mrs. Bishop Her Mrs. Lee Bishop, former Medford resident now of Portland, will return to her home Monday after spending three weeks here, visiting her mother. Mrs. J. W. Wakefield of 313 S. Orange street. Mr. Bishop, formerly employed at the Med ford radio station, is .now . in charge of the Portland office of John-Keating company, radio representatives. Inducted The following Jack son county men were inducted into the army June 23 at Ft. Lewis, Wash., through county dralt board No. 2: Melburn Ran dal Atkins, Wesley George Hart ley, Leon Gordon Stanley, Wil- mer Wesley Robertson, David James Hue, Raymond Arthur Mullen, Theo. G. Freudenthaler, Vernon Moses Tison, John Byron Smith, and David Gerald King. Request Permits H. J. Marsh. 1106 West Main street, applied for permit Tuesday to reshimsle a residence at a cost of $250, according to the city superinten dent's office. Two other applica tions, by E. H. Thomas, 708 West Tenth street, to erect a new roof at a cost of $165, and Mina Raworth, 511 Park Place, to erect a shed and enclose a porch at a cost of $150, were filed with the office. Court Records Justice Court ' Vernon Nicholas Reh, impro per muffler, cited. Victor Fraederlck Birdseye, no rear view mirror, no license on motor vehicle, cited. State Police Bruce William Schilling, no tall light, cited. William Robert Bibby, four In driver's seat, cited. Andrew Bertel Schak, no op erator's license, cited. BIRTHS CT.ARK Tn Mr nnrl Mn Chester W., 525 N. Riverside nwnilA .Tlllw .1 o fflrl l0ht pounds, at Sacred Heart hospi- HAMILTON To Mr. and Mrs. C. Scott, Rt. 1, Box 538, Central Pnlnt .Till., II 1Q4R . -I-! .1 Y. , pounds, at Sacred Heart hospi tal. San Francisco, July 5. (U.R) Acquisition of O'Connor, Moffitt and Co., San Francisco depart ment store, by R. H. Cacy & Co., Inc., New York, through an ex change of stock, was announced today by managements of the two concerns. WEST COAST Victory Carnival Commencing Tomorrow and All Week LET'S HAVE FUN Combined Circus and Carnival Featuring Jumbo, the World's Largest Performing Elephant The Gayest of Gayways SEE tt Ridtl. rer. Where can you SHOW GROUNDS IS NEW CEILING Washington, July 5 (U.R) The government spent a record $100,030,000,000 during the fis cal year' 1945 just closed, the treasury's official statement on spending activities for the year disclosed today. The statement also disclosed new records in several depart ments. The treasury, as a result of the seventh war loan drive, the largest of all time, wound up the year with a record cash balance of nearly $25,000,000,000. Net receipts in the fiscal year 1945 reached an all time high of $46,457,000,000, 'an increase of $2,308,000,000 over the previous fiscal year. Total budgetary expenditures were $6,661,000,000 higher than in the 1944 fiscal year. The de ficit, also reaching a new high amounted to $53,948,000,000, an increase of $4,353,000,000. On Mall Tribune Went Ada. Too Late to Classify CLOSING TIME FOR SUNDAY WANT ADS P. M. SATURDAY H5US;i-.tl,f J" VOI of Sun- Want Adi we find lt neces. jery to move the closing time uo to p. m.. on Saturday. PLEASE REMEMBERI lUrMmAifT.V,1J WA4 i0,h- Dining '". f-W? end" 5 cruSsr S cee: oak library table- oak fctt1"1 rkingech Sort-' tmI i Mk bl ven. H.,H ,J"10 " tV,hTi. a .7 y ncn I will at of"T 1"C"" "ESS? ''hings Lounge chair and 61 omTn- .wing rocker: floor lamps; table lam o?- end table,: Ottoman.? handJfndaXabh? VWitf; rSd': moking .lands - - '"-1 " ocaroom suite, with SKS...!?'SL.l complete refrigerator; breakfast t Hike mf!.h?ing: iPuart Permanent Wave in.e' "hampoo supplies, several tnMn1 I00, Jie set of hand r2a.Hhina l0.,a of coMng uten sils; Garden Tools: l Home cultiva h Lawnmw. wheelbarrow: gar den hoses. Mrs. T. M. Johnson owner, l mile S. of the Normal S h? nnf1!St,wayT, First house mhS ?e,llview, Dairy in Ashland. Monday,. July 9. 1:30 p. m. K W Helmet, Auctioneer, Mrs. K. w! WANTED From Owner, reasonably- V4V1- oil " DCC1 came ranch. Arizona Slim, care of Tribune, Box FCJ?.iiSALE?2 Montns o1d Holatelh bull from tha Baker Dairy. 150. WANTED TO RENT Furnished house Huanintni on around floor. Clean 52 eSi0nab.le rent c v- English, SALE Dresden china clock. Ph. Wanted Man to do common liboT. ..in ai.v j mn nour. ee Mr. cnam Pjon at Champ's Garage. Phone 6942 BING cherries, 10 cent, firing con tain er. 311 S. Pea cjv WANTED TO BUY Boy'a Tricycle. THE PERSON who took man's wrist Sunday Is known. If watch li re turned to Jackson Hot Springs, no WANTED Man for Ice delivery. Val ley Fuel Co, NOTrCE If you are troubled with Termites, phone 3413, Pacific Teed or seen. OR SALE Heavy-duty double re- aucuon Wisconsin rear-end for log Bina truck. Phone J 'villa 373. CHERRIES for sale. All kinds. End of inomH roao, m. i, pox ao7, WANTED Middle-aged Udy dish- wnntr. rranmin s iaie. FOR SALfi Bin cherries for can. nm. Fresh nicked. Oakdala Markat BING cherries, on tree, 8c lb. Bring picKins oucKeis ana containers. 3 miles from Gold Hill on Same Valley roaa. crnesi jyman. fOR SALE Eight-room modern house. d urge iots witn snaae. income property. Owner 124 N. Columbus. Wanted to rent 3 or 4-room p-irtiy rurninhed house. AdulU only. Close In. Phone 6208. Jumbo, th Elephant with th Human Brain, Conay liland Sid Show with 1001 oddities, Animal Showi, Monkeys, Cameli, Dogt, Poniei; New Broadway Girl Revue, Sweetheart Show of America All the New- tee 10 much for to little money? Under th Auipicti of tht Disabled Amtrfctn YOUKO married ooupTe wants ride to umaiia, iseo.. or near ciiy. win 4 share expenses. Alberta McVeigh, FARMERS ATTENTION. City Trans. fer and Storage offer you, a com plete service in all hauling and de livery 01 anyimng. mono oo, se a. rir at. p"ATRONlkE your .ocaV transfer com- Danv ODeratin in Medford since 1J19 Davis Transfer Se Storage Co. u a. rir oi. rnone zooo. FOR SALE Royal Anne and Blng cherries, 7c. You pick, mile S. of Griffin creek Grange, Bob Harnlsh. Phone C218. FOK RENT Furn. 1 and 2-room apt., adults. No peu. garage. 124 King St. FOR SALE Davenport and chair, of- fice desk, mantel clock, dressing table lamps, drapes and matching up covers, rug u x id. ova a. xvew town. Phone 2369. X WELL-MATCHED Team of young draft horses will be sold at the Phoenix Livestock Auction Satur day, FOR SALE Bin? cherries for can nlns. Fresh picked. Oakdale Market. WANTED One gal. ice cream freezer. fnone jhii FOR SALE One Lawrence stock sad die: one Martingale; one bridle and spurs, wef aaoen. Lrozier iane. FOR SALE Blng cherries for can ning Fresh picked. Oakdale Market. FOR SALE One Centrlflgal pump with 1 h.p. 3450 motor, 20 ft. suc tion nose, loot vaives; pre-war, a-i condition, reasonable. May be seen at Alexander's Hardware, Central Point. HOME-MADE Tractor, good rubber. Frank Wooten. Talent, Ore., up Upp mil. SHINGLE STAIN Red. brown, light fireen, dark green, dibck ana wnue n S gal. cans, available at your SherwFn-Wtlliams' Paint Store, Hub bard Brs. Inc. Phone 2169 Main and Riverside. FOR SALE Furnished fl-room house, bath, service porch, small basement, 3 lots, garden in, near both high and grade schools. Immediate possession. 4iou. inquire ju peauy. FOR SALE Two H P.. 3 phase elec tric motor, $40. 608 S. Riverside. FOR SALE Original Chinchillas, 2 fair, $1500. B. F. Route, Box 46, utte Falls Road. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE SPECIALS EXTRA Special, double laundry trays at $10.7o each. Lawn rakes each 65c. Tool boxes and tackle boxes. $1.95. Decorative felt wall paper, 108 sq. ft., regular price 88c, close out 60c per roll. ROOFING Paper, all sizes and weights also building paper. Felt paper less than mail order prices. WE HAVE In stock automatic gas and electric hot water heaters: also large quantity of, electric wire all sizes, VISIT our furniture department Dav enos and Chesterfield sets with springs throughout, dinette sets, chest of drawers, large stock mat tresses, springs, etc NEW shipment of fine luggage, con- sistlng of overnight bags, pullman bngs, matched luggage, make-up kits and lockers. COMPLETE line of tents, tarpaulins, hay covers and canvas for Irriga tion purposes. Also steel cots and mattresses. CLOSE-Out on heavy work harness, horse collars, pads end horse blan kets. NEW shipment of white enamel wood ranges, trash burners, circulating heaters, kerosene cooking stoves and copper hot water colls. LARGE stock of bale ties at reduced rice. Also binding twine, hay pul ey cable and forks, stock fence, net ting, hardware cloth and stucco wire and posts, PIPE, large stock of pre-war pipe at pre-war prices. Also pipe fittings, pressure pumps, pitcher pumps, cen trifugal end rotary pumps, etc. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37-39 N. Grape St. GARDENER Wanted for yard work. Call 4427 before 6:30. FOR SALE Drag and Buzz Saw; Chev. truck .33, Hosp, bed. Ph. 5936. to a farmer. Phone 5119. LOST "or' taken from Camp White bus at 3 p. m., raonaay, juiy , quick leather handbag with valuable docu ments Finder please return to of fice of O. H. Bengston, lawyer, 136 c. iu in. CONNOLLY Saddle, same as new and Red Durnam Dim a yrs. om io oe sold at Phoenix Auction Yards SaU urday. OR RENT Housekeeping room for man. No drinker. 217 Haven St. SALESMAN WANTED Permanent position for rignt man in our reiau store Previous retail store exper ience necessary. Good opportunity for returning veteran who wishes to tie to promising permanent position. WANTED One large and one small Tricycle in gooa conaiuon. rnone HR72 FOUND Sorrel saddle horse, bald face, four wnite teei. m. neison. Sterling Creek rond, 7 miles S. of Medford. Phone 36H7. OR SALE Two 1 042 40-pessenger buses. One 1942 33-pasaengr bus. all In excellent condition. Klamath Bus Co. Phone 3713, Klamath rails, Oregon. Bigger and better than SOUTH RIVERSIDE at CENTRAL STREET Vtttrani TOR SALE Roy aj Anne and Blng .cnernes reaay. tioss rweaeu, Asn- lsnq, rtt. 3. oox is, vauey view rtq rOR SALE Bv owner, new ore-war. 4-room modern house, 40oo. 133 rvcnwooq, Men i or a. i-'none ow j a WANTED House painUng. Able to do Job now. Phone 7369. tVO-Room Apt., iW rent "completely iurn., inciuaing eieciricny ana wa ter, 32 per month, Central Point panmenis. FOR SALE Piano Bungalow style. ooa condition, saas. Also l antique ove seat; 1 antique chair, both solid black walnut. 33 N. Orange, Call evenings i to WANTED TO RENT 10 to 30 acres. nar Medford. Mostly pasture and hay. Good Improvements. Vernon G. Wortman, Rt. 3, Box 198. Medford, uregon. FOR SALE Early Richmond cherries, oio nay in snocn rnona jjib. BING cherries, 3 cents, you pick. 1113 E. Main. FOR- SALE Miscellaneous household at tides. Including a gas stove, shade and curtain rods. 31 S. Peach WANTED Ice box, flat desk, chicken wire, runoer nose. nt. a, box -iuo-a.. WA NTED Man to work at the Jack son County Feed. Sack sewer pre ferred. Jackson County Feed Co., court at wcAnarews WANTED TO BUY Good automobile from private party. Call between 10 e. m. ana o p. m., oioi O H r A For Sale by Owner, one OiJiDU cre Irrigated; new 3-bed- ronm house. Blaster and stucco. Second house E. of Lozier Lane on Stewart. W. P. Young. q q a rt Five-room modern home, UiiivU Good foundation, plastered house, good roof, 3 large lots, corner location, close to school and stores, garage and woodshed. Lefs look this over. Immediate pos session. HARRY LONG, REAL ESTATE O. W. BALLEW, Salesman 12Sa S Riverside Phone 5922 STEADY employment for man io do lubrication and mechanical service work in garage. A good opportunity for the man who can handle the joo. Phone 3277. WANTED typist with general office experience tor permanent position. uan near i;recn urcnarqs, aioi BING cherries, Be, lb. You pick. Ph. 5903. WANT TO BUY A nome tn Medford. State price and terms. Tribune Box EXP. Hardware and Point Salesman. Permanent. Dullens, 33 N. Bartlett. Telephone 2370; PAINT BRUSHES We have the larg est supply tn southern Oregon and they are the best available under the OPA regulations Knowing that good brushes are necessary for good paint Jobs, we promise you that we will have the best available tn our store at all times. Your Sherwin Williams' Paint store. Hubbard Bros. Inc., Phone 3189. Main and River side. KEM-TONE The miracle wall finish, available now In all the beautiful new colors. Use border trim and frl.istlc patch. Your Sherwin-Wil-lams Faint store. Hubbard Bros. .Inc., Ph. 3189, Main and Riverside. WANTID SAW MILL HELP We Need Several Men Boilerman Greenchain Dogger SOUTHERN OREGON SUGAR PINE COMPANY REPLACE your broken window glass New glass installed while you wait. MEDFORD MILLWORK CO. The Glass House Phone 4113 10th and Crape MACARONI SALAD Really a deTT clous dish, delicatessen style, fresh every day at the market. Oakdale marxet. SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at Riverside Market. TASTY Potato Salad, ready to go. Delicatessen style. Fresh every day a t the market. Oakdale Market. fCEKP your house cooler this summer with JM Rock Wool Insulation Bat tens. Call us for Information. BIG PINES LUMBER CO. What's the JVame ? j It 8 a high priest In Tibet, hon. ored for his wisdom. These famed monks were featured in a well-known movie a few rears go. The name U...ip.e below 2 ft "4 JFK Oli?r.iriI the name is - . . A Bltndtd IThitktj K.$ Proof 6S Grain Urutrtl SptrUt tinny DMUint Corf, Lirjitld, Thurgday, July 5, 194S MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN FOR SALE Purebred Irish Setters and Terrier pupa. Oregon Kennel, just north of Big Y. Phone 3948. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time, Cash and Gai Call Automobile Market. Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 3919. 6th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to US. WE CLEAN RUG!., any sire, any kind We call for and deliver 3 or more an a yr.ape. rnone 7344. WANTED Chickens, any kind, any amount, live or dressed, laying hens or otherwise. Phone 3117. Riverside Market. EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD ' ASSORTMENT . Rough boards and 3x4's to 3x1 3't LOW PRICED NO PRIORITY CAMER ON-MOFFITT LUMBER CO. So. Riverside at Barnett Rd. Medford Phone 8463 SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at Kiversiae Marxet. WANTED TO BUY Lawn swing or hammock on stand. Tribune Box 438. LUMBER Lumber Nails Roofing Dry Flooring and Siding. Low Priced No Priority R. O. STEPHENSON CO. Court and McAndrews Road Phone 3000 Medford WANTED A man to 4o light Janitor work. Phone 2247 for appointment. WANTED Rabbits, any amount alive or dressed. Phone 2117. Riverside Market SOUTHERN style baked beans, dell cateuen style, fresh every day at the miirket. Oakdnle Market. ADAH'S BEAUTY Al.ON Permanent Waving a Speciality. Special on Cold Waves. Phone 3664. 120 N Cen Jral NOW AVAILABLE No. 1 certlgrade red cedar shingles. Big Pines Lum ber Co. Mil lWiylW Pi One Photo to Each Service Man Nothing to Buy! No Strings to Thlt Offer! PHOTO & GIFT SHOP at the ROGUE VALLEY BUS TERMINAL where bu.iei leave for Camp White 121 No. Bartlett St.. near Sixth In Medford It 8 South American came, fnnnd chiefly In toutbera Pern. It't tueful for its fine wool, and aa a beast of harden. The name is...ee below I It 8 a light, mellow whiskey, with a glorious, foil, bodied flavor. For tliorooghly enjoyable cocktails and highballs, you'll find it hard to beat this superb blend -one of America's favorites for over fifty years. . COY'S CHICKEN INN Gold Hill Serving fried chicken every day ex cept Monday. Phone 331. Undef same management. SAVE HED JOINTS Buy hens al niversiae Msrxet. SALESLADY Houseware and gifts. Dullens, 34 N. Bartlett Phone 2370. 7h I Quickly eases the pain or your money back. 10c,50c or 11.00 at all drug counters SB WANTED 25 USED CARS and TRUCKS. Will pay Highest Market Price. CALL or SEE your Dodge .Plymouth Dealer L. C TAYLOR GO. Phone 2965 mm im MAILED FREE by AIR MAIL To Any Service Man Overseas! 2 TbeesaMisttiMi
