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Newspaper Page TextI SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Tbundar. Julr 12. I94S MEDFORDi . veryons In Snathe Orssea Reins Uw MU Trlban." Dally Mtp utordsr Published by VEDFOBD PRINTING CO. S7.8B North Fir St Phne SMI. BOBtRT W. RUHU Editor. SBNEST C1LSTBAP. bUnagM. HERB GREY, AdvertillnJ Mjr- C FERGUS6N. Mi'n5?"f ARTHUR PERRY. Sunday MRS OUVE STAHCHER, So. Editor GERALD LATHAM. CirculaUon Mr. An Independent Newspaper. Entered UMifnrrf. Oregon, By aecond class matter at unacr iwi v 1R7A. SUBSCRIPTION RATES IT Mall In Advance tally and Sunday-on. ar ...' 0 Daily and Sunday six months 4 00 Dally and Sunday three moe. J.10 Dally and sunoay one "'"" Carrier In Advance MecHord A.t.i.M rvntral Point, jacaaon ville. Cold Hill. Phoenix. Talent, and mntnr routes Dally and Sunday one year. SS.00 month .71 . n,il nH Minidav one All lerma wm -..- Official Paper of tha city of Medforo Official Paper of Jackson County United Praia FPU Leaaed Wire "MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS arveT-unr .f An&V COMPANY. INC nfriM In New York Chicago. De troit, San Francisco, Lot Angeles, Se attle, Portland. St. Louis. Atlanta. Vancouver, a. c 0 BEC PUBllSt mtit ocutiii Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry A 7oo-ton German U-boat sur rendered to the Argentine naval ' authorities Tuesday, at the Mar Del Plata submarine base. The press dispatch notes; ("Where the U-boat has been since Ger many surrendered two months .ago was not immediately ex- plained.") Therein many a Peeplock Holmes has a clue to the whereabouts of the late (?) Hitler. , Cherries are now ripe and go ing into pies, cans, and robins. e Many of the fair sex are now tanned; shank and shoulder, like a hayhand. They procured the tan in the hayf ield section of the drugstores. : :... ' , The fuel shortage In the north west the coming winter will be the worst In three years, it Is predicted. ! In flat, treeless prairie country like this, the haunting fear arises the nation will also run out of frost-bite cures. . ' The weather Is still roundly cussed hereabouts, without the cussing getting any rounder, e e e VELLY MUCH QUICKI (Kansas City Star) In April, 1944, a Japanese spokesman on the Manila ra dio broadcast an estimate that at the current rate it would take . American forces "100 years to reach Japan. Short century wasn't it?" e e The secretary of agriculture reports the American food sup ply is not sufficient to feed the world. This means there will be no fattening up of Germans for another war world. It also means if the Hottentots get the quart of milk daily, promised them by a former vice president, they will have to keep a cow. The native-born will not have to go to Europe to get a square meal. The WPB has graciously ruled women may continue to use gay colored poultry feed bags for dresses, curtains, drapes, and lingerie. That women have been doing this is doubted by the skeptics, who would as soon be lieve a rumor from Stockholm, Sweden. There have been no signs confirming the report on rural clotheslines of this area, e e e Thomas (Hungry) Hlgglns, the efficient wet-nurse of the mu nicipal lawns, underwent a birth day last week-end. He celebrat ed same by watering his own lawn. OREGON POLISH PROBLEM "Pick up a may of Oregon and Mill City with 1400 people Isn't even on the map. If new capital was interested, if any Informa tion was wanted, there Is no one to write to. No mayor, no sec retary of a boosting commercial club we don't have them. Should you need a law enforce ment officer, you might borrow one from somewhere, but you don't need any, because we haven't a law or an ordinance to break. Mill City Is located at odds. The Santiam river runs through the center of town, one half being in Marlon county and the other in Linn county, al though substantially more homes are in Linn county than in the Marion county part. Still if a letter Is addressed to anyone in Mill City it comes to Marlon county, as the pontoffice is in Marlon county and the govern ment calls that "Mill City". Con sequently, Mill City must be In Marlon county. Then here we are, nearly a thousand rtrong, living In Linn county. Are we in Mill City? Or are there two Mill Cities? Or do we live adja cent to Mill CityI"--MiU City Enterprise.) - - t r T T 1 A T " une Wanted feeder A tr L,mes Sometime this month the Civil Aeronautics Board will formulate its policies governing the granting of feeder airline franchises. The decision of the uoara will be watched with interest, a the Pacific Coast becomes the first area in the entire nation to be con sidered for this proposed expansion in domestic air transDortation. A liberal policy, we think, should be adopted. The spread of feeder seryice tnrougnout tne country wn. Simply mean uiau twu-umuo u me uauvu a yujjuja tion now without benefit of direct air operation wil have airplane passenger, mail and express service e e e MEDFORD has long been served and served well by United Air Lines. In turn, people here, with hiehlv unsatisfactory rail facilities, have liberally used United s excellent service, iney win use it mure than ever when the war is over and military demands are relaxed. BUT encouragement of feeder airlines will not. In our orjinion. reduce support of this trunk line. . . 1 1 L- 1 I 4-1. n There seems to De no Dasic cumpeuuuu uclwc-u me two systems, of air transportation because of their wiriAlv different operations. Instead, feeder airlines and trunk airlines complement and supplement each other. The public will thereforee benefit by having both. D ADIATING from trade and air centers like spokes v of a wheel, feeder airlines will tap new, rich satel lite markets and speed the handling of passengers, mail and express. The successful operation of All American Aviation, providing 115 communities of Pennsylvania. West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, New York and Delaware with air mail and express service - - , . ,v J C Al since 1939, clearly indicates me soununesa oi me feeder airline plan. Added passenger service makes it even more an appreciated and valuable public service. THE Jackson County Chamber of Commerce and tVi fSHr nt "MaAfnrA avo rWirlprllv interested in UiC WilJf ui .ntuiui v v..- j feeder air service for this area. Responsible airlines which can provide fast and flexible air transportation between southern Oregon and northern California communities will receive every encouragement here. H.G. For Male Dishwashers Only Of course we TRY, as all editors do, to write what will most interest a maximum number of our readers. But now and then we can find no topic of general interest, only something of special concern to com paratively few. Rather than leave the space blank we usually, how ever, present what has only a minority appeal. The followine- clipped from the current issue of the New Yorker is such an offering, it will interest only those individuals, of the masculine gender, who under the urgency of a war emergency, are and for some time have been iorcea to wasn tne iamny aisnes We quote: Business people and newspaper people love nothing better than getting together of an afternoon and opening up a vista. Some of these people assembled the other day by the Patuxent River and opened up a vista of homes with no kitchens, of meals with no trouble at all. It seems that the Maxson Food outfit, which turns out sky food for plane passengers, has been looking ahead to the day when house wives will lean not on the stove but on Maxson's belt llne, from which perfectly prepared meals will roll in an unend-' lng stream. This Is O.K. with us, but we trust that Maxson will follow through and not stop at any halfway measures. Stronger than a housewife's longing for a precooked meal Is her dream of an uncluttered aftermath; a sink with no dirty dishes, a table with no residue. It is therefore not enough that the Maxson meal be precooked, it must arrive in an ediblo container. All plates, all utensils should be made of some humble legume, firm yet palatable, and with a glazed finish. Then when the meal Is over and THE LAST DISH HAS BEEN EATEN, there will be no trace of the ugly occasion just the full people, the empty board, the vacant stare. R.W.R. Concerning Quintuplets The "Argentine quintuplets," celebrating their second birthday on July 15th, have been favored on several counts with a better chance of surviving than the famous Dionnes who were born nearly a decade earlier. The five Diligenti babies are reported to have been delivered at term, whereas the Canadian girls had to overcome the serious hazard of prematurity. Another biological advantage of the Argentine quintuplets was that only two of the set are "identical," that is, developed from a single ovum, while this was the case for all five of the Dionnes. Statistics show that m plural births, children developed from separate ova have a slightly better chance to be born alive and to survive early life. The Argentine babies were favored also by the fact that the general infant mortality is considerably lower in Buenos Aires where they were born, than it is in the rural area of Ontario, birthplace of the Dionnes. However, on at least one point the Dionne babies had an advantage, namely, that all were girls, whereas the Argentine quintuplets were composed of three girls and two boys. The chances of survival are every where appreciably greater for girls than for boys. M.I.S. CHERRY CANNING TO RUN OVER SCHEDULE The Rogue River Packing Corporation, due to heavier than expected . receipts of cherries from valley growers, will be packing cherries until about July 21, a week longer than ex pected, Manager A. L. James re ports.' Tha plant la now employ ing close to 100 workers. Price paid growers for Royal Anns is He per pound, and 11V. cents per pound for Blngs and Lam berts, all No. 1 grade. Manager James further stated as soon as the peaches were ready, canning would start fol lowed by prunes and pears. He expects the plant to operate con tinuously until November I., News Behind The News By Paul Mallon mm wmiwuwi. ..turn ( Paul MauoD Washington, July 12 The stories about what happened to Hitler and Eva are getting big ger but worse. The Russians first sup pressed then a nnounced then denied the finding of remains of the two who, they said, had been married be fore the spirit left them. A m eT 1 c a n re porters have followed about the same expe rience as the first arrivals at the chancellory announcing the bodies were not authentically identified and later ones finding various insignificant proofs that Adolf and Eva died in their of ficially dug luxurious holes. Frankly I want to see the bodies before I believe anything, e e e THE most eminent authorities here frequently said they be lieved Hitler dead, but they have never said why or. how. An ex planatory version generally ac cepted among military men is that German army leaders (the high command) killed Hitler and his girl friend just as they once are supposed slyly to have slain socialist President Ebert when he refused to leave the govern ment upon their demand to make way for Marshal von Hinden- burg. . . Ebert was subject to indiges tion attacks and was a heavy eater. Following an official din ner and an attack conspirators rushed him to a hospital, where conspiring surgeon immedi ately operated' and Ebert died on the table. Himmler's story that Hitler died of cerebral hemorrhage is not believed because a nazi doc tor, now our prisoner, examined him in mid-April and found his blood pressure low. But Himm ler's concocted story suggests he was a conspirator in Hitlers death in some manner, probably on April 24 or possibly May 1. hidden, to start In saving the world again. There was to be no political activity in the interven ing time. Those who believe this doubt the current yarns that Hitler chose his better 'ole in Spain or Latin America. He was not look ing for sympathy or sympathiz ers, but for oblivion. He could prepare and lead the life of a double better in his. native sur roundings, Austria, Switzerland, Czechoslovakia or even in the southern German hills, they say. v Interesting yarns both of them. Take your pick. Flight o Time Mediord and Jackson Co. His tory from the files of the Mail Tribune 10. 20 and 34 years ago. TOR SATJE Four heavy iprlnfer rows, fijl rood ewea. Kt. 3. Box e4i old VonderHellea place. Harvey Nelson. piapRPDRTM Tjtrse Newberff var lety. Just right lor freezing. S3.75 crate. Oakdale Market. lain KTITlirnAKER PRESIDENT. aood Urea. No recapa, radio and heater. Within OPA celling price, SR.. Phone 3669. FOR SALE Family cow. Box 323 Lo- zler lane. CANNING cherrlea. aeveral varltlei Lnwrit nrlce 10c lb. Pav-Lesa Mar ket. 233 S. Riverside, opposite Fire- atone. APRICOTS, Northern California Til- ton cotea. Oakdale Market. FOR SALE Cook stove with coila. Perrydale Dairy on t crryaaie Ave, FURNITURE for aale. 3 beds, com plete: 3 dressers: dining room table and chairs: radio; organ; floor ruffs; kitchen table; odd chairs. 10S Elm Street. GOOD Guernsey bull, 9 yra. old, SI00. J. D. Arene Rranch, 2 miles S. E. of Eagle Point. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY July 12, 1935 Ot was Friday) Stratosphere balloon explodes in South Dakota while being pre pared for flight. Fair. High 85; low 57 degrees, Col. Dreyfus, French military martyr dies. Proposed recall of Gov. Mar tin may come home at special session of the legislature. Tom Delzell named relief ad ministrator for state in Jackson county. Frank Perl and family and Col. W. H. Paine among week end visitors at Lake o' Woods. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY July 12. 1925 (It was Monday) Road paving in Crater Lake park starts. If less authoritative quarters here, a belief prevails that Hitler is alive under circum stances no more fantastic than numerous other nazi exploits, to wit: The whole Hitler end was stated with long-planned typical attention to details. Hitler called in his Eva, married for no press ing reason except expost facto publicity; also summoned his generals, announced he had re versed his plan of fighting to the end, and Intended to die in or about his well-kept hole. They pleaded with him for days on bended knees to save himself but he stood firm, and sent them all away so they could not wit ness further developments. Drop the curtain for a minute, then find the bodies, well any way, some reasonably resem bling bodies. WHAT a story to leave the " credulous, romantically in clined world; it would be a par ticularly nice blanket to cover a decision of the nazi leaders to go separate ways, and meet months hence to renew their political ac tivity for world conquest, which was their basic, inescapable ideal. Furthermore, , this story holds Hitler not only planned his es cape but his future life in ob scurity. He had a double, bear ing considerable physical resem blance to what he would be when heMlsguised himself, sans mustache, drooping hairlock, etc. Living a life he intended to take over when he escaped. This selfless patriot he would kill and assume that Identity when he desired to take- over that life. Submerging his own Identity in that one, he would be beyond detection. All plans for this were made after Stalingrad with money, ar rangements for physical disguise, locale carefully chosen and known only to Hitler. e e I ITTLE Eva may have been - disposed of, as her presence would decrease, by double, his chances of avoiding detection although he may have planned with sufficient security to war rant taking her along. The other nazi leaders knew nothing of this detailed arrange ment but were under orders to scatter Into their variously chosen disguises, to assemble six months from date at a certain place, with the money they had Nine citizens fined for speed lng in Jacksonville court "Ape trial" progresses In tor rid weather at Dayton, Tenn. Mob at Toledo, Ore., force Japs employed in spruce mill to leave town. Dry leaders declare Klamath Falls worst town in Oregon. Fair and cooler prediction for week. THIRTY-FOUR YEARS AGO TODAY July 12; 1911 (It was Wednesday) Trail Lumber company sells it holdings for million dollars. Congress probes grab of Alaska coal fields. New fishways to be built In Rogue. Pear show to be held this fall. Too. Late to Classify CLOSING TIME FOR SUNDAY WANT ADS 4 P. M. SATURDAY Due to the large volume of Sun-, day Want Ada we find It neces sary to move the closing lima up to 4 p m.. on Saturday. PLEASE REMEMBER! YOUNGBERRIES, ripe, full of natural suiar and flavor. Just right for freezing. $2.63 crate. Oakdale Market. TIRES Want one or two i9x66o io 7x50. Jack at Richfield Station, Jacksonville. Phone 481. RELIABLE man to aervlce route of sensational new type. Out-door postage stamp machines. No aelllng. SO machines pa up to S300 mSnth ly. S873 required. Fully secured. Sp,ire or full time. Give name, age, if employed; general qualification, phone number and state if cash is available. Write Box 9038 or phone jir ariaon, --.11. rn ACRES excellent soil irrigated Of land fenced, large barn, 4 miles from Medford. Ot ACRES Irrigated land, (-room g 1 modern house, very good condi tion, barn, double garage, fenced, more land available. I. E. SCHULER, Broker Phone 5671 225 West 6th St, B. E. BEBB, Salesman RASPBERRIES. Large Newberg var. lety. Just right for freezing. $3.75 crate. Oakdale Market. DON'T WORRY about moving. complete service, pnone anas, T5r Cltv imnaier sioraxe. ja a. rir WEANER Pigs. ones. 1 1 weeks old: sood Harrv White, a mile- helnw Gold Hill: leave Davement at bridge. FOR SALE Excellent wood with coils. Phore 3089. range, WILL Mrs. C. Johnson please call 3747 YOUNGBERRIES. ripe, full of natural sugar and flavor. Just right for freezing. S2.63 crate. Oakdale Market. WANTED Lady to clean cottages from 10 a. m. until iinisnea. jiib Lodge Motel, S. Riverside. WANTED TO BUY Hatching Eggs, heavy breed, year around market, good prices. uwen, mono uj. FOR SALE 50 lb. capacity Ice box. j. i. renton, rnoenix. FEED Fishers' Egg Producer, a real egg mash. 20 protein. Faber's, 34 S. Riverside. Phone 4449. FOR SALE Barley, ground, whole or oats and barley. Fabers, 34 S. River - side. YOUNGBERRIES, ripe, full of natural sugar and flavor. Just right for freezing. $2.65 crate. Oakdale Mar ket FOR RENT Paint spray gun. Paint the house or garage yourself. Fa bers, 34 S. Riverside. Phone 4449. wm.f. fctrr tout furniture or clean your rugs. 26 8. Grape or call 7244 FOR SALE Furniture and household articles. Twin bed set with mattress and coil springs. Double bed set, Piano. 2 ' wood circulating Heaters, Dining table with 4 chairs, single bed, dresser, trunk, aisnes ana truit. Call after 6 p. m., 822 S. Oakdale. FOR RENT Small 3-room house. Adulta only. Frank Patterson, Dixie Lane. FOR SALE '28 Harley Davidson mo- torcycie, suu. ee at iod s uarage. Rogue River. FOR SALE Pie Cherries. Phone 4731. FOR SALE Milch cow. Must sell be. fore Saturday. Phone 4639. FOR SALE Cherries. Binga 8c and Tartarians, 4c. You pick. L. O. Pen land. Rt. 4, Fern Valley- THIS WEEK'S BEST BUYS ff 7fl("lft 200 Acres, 55 cultivated, 3 Ulvvu acres Irrigated. 3-room n ii-w4,. f , , .-. V. m . Kara for 30 tons hay. tractor and tools. 27 miles from Medford. S4000 down. fforflrt 1000 down. 140 acres. No 3.jUU buildings. Six miles from Y Medford. ffOFAft Four room and bath, atuc VjOUu co. 3 lots, $2000 down. i Three rooms, bath, ai acre, acre, newly decorated. $750 down. Balance E Z. , Acres, 7-room modern. Lota of fruit. $1650 down. , ight rooms. This place has everything, nun sea. C07CA t Acres, old house, city qLIOJ - water and lights. $1500 Other lisUngs, Home, Ranch, Business. KIMBALL Real Estate CRTLDERS Phone Jacksonville 191 $2650 $3150 $7000 WANTED Single elderly man for upnt general farm worn ana to mux a few cows. Board, room and wases. Phone 6523, Oscar Gyiin, Rt. 4, Box 261. RASPBERRIES, Large Newberg var iety, just rigm tor freezing. crate Oakdale Market. PATRONIZE your local transfer ' com- pany. operating in Medrord since 1919. Davis Transfer & Storage Co. 40 S fir St. Phone 2888. FOR AN AUTO 0 PERSONAL LOAN See THE OREOON FINANCE CO. 45 South Central A Pioneer Firm Remember ' We Want to Make Yon a Loan ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON". Permanent Waving a Specialty. SDeclal on cold waves. Phone 2664, 120 N. Central. Air conditioned. FOR SALE 2 HP., 3 phase, electric motor, 940. 608 s. Riverside. A FEW day-old baby chicks, Jackson County Feed. Court and McAndrews. FOR SALE Yellow transparent ap- fies, ve ere ti Dies, nay. -cu Vancouver, hone 3279. WE HAVE the 1939 Lincoln Zephyr. formerly owned Dy . a. buct Bleelow. One of the cleanest used cars ever sold In Medford at the OPA eel line, $1516. Geo. Goodman's Standard Station, Ninth and Cen tral APRICOTS, Northern California Til- ton cotes. Oakdale Market. CATTLEMEN and DAIRYMEN see Mr. Chrysler at enrystai Brewing ana Dist Co., regarding spent grain for feed, 301 N. Fir St. MAN wanted to work in warehouse, prefer young man with grain han dling experience. Phone 3756. F. S. Samson Co. FRESHENS COLORS RMiy DROPS AMERICA'S WASH WORD 15 FEEE MAILED FREE by AIR MAIL To Any Service Man Overseas! . One Photo to Each Servict Man Nothing to Buy! No Stringt to This Offer! PHOTO & GIFT SHOP t the ROGUE VALLEY BUS TERMINAL where butitt leere for Camp Whit 121 No Bartlett St. near Sixth in Medford MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE SPECIALS Extra Special, double laundry trays at iu.73. Liwn Haxes, eacn oac. n ooeners. 10c each. Flashlight natter- lei, 2 for 15c. Sleeping Bags, 100 wooi. wnue wey ast, iii.vo, Large Stock of Bale Ties at S4.7S. Alio Binding twine. Hay pulleys, Cable. Stock Fence, Forks, Nettings ana etc. Automatic Gas and Electric Water Heaters. Also Trash Burners. En amel Ranges, Circulating Heaters, (.rnpnA uonic-stoves, copper COJ.1S, 4 95. Stove Pipe and etc. Fine Assortment of Lueeaae. consist. lng of Overnight Bags, Pullman Cases, Make-up Kits, Matched Lug- Mge ana ..iockcts. Just arrived, Garden Sprinklers. Gal vanized Buckets, Milk Palls. Cream Cans, Milk Strainers, Garbage Cans, mi m rans ana wrocKS. tSb-2 Inch, 3 Inch and 4 Inch Irriga tion fipe, Aiso .ripe jidows. PAINT, all colors, also Turpentine and on, omngio Diain, -ioseoui small cans paints, assorted colors, each 1UC. VISIT our furniture department. Dav- cnos ana t-nesienieia sets witn sorines tnrouehout. dinette sets. chest of drawers, large stock mat- ire&ses, springs, etc. ROOFING Paper, all sizes and weights aiso ouiiauig paper. re paper less uiaii i.hu uraer prices, COMPLETE line of tents, tarpaulins, nay covers ana canvas tor irriga tion purposes. Also steel cots and mattresses. CLOSE-Out on heavy work harness, horse collars, pads and horse blan- JCCIS. PIPE, pre-war prices Also pipe fittings. pressure pumps, pucner pumps, cen trifugal and rotary umps, etc. large stock of pre-war pipe at MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37-29 N. Grape St 3150 Two-bedroom modern home, fully lurnisnea irom drapes to aisnes. 3 lots, city water, garage, woodshed and wood, pump house for irriga tion, best well in town. This prop erty in Central Point Possession now. Also $3300 140 Acres Mountain farm, 28 acres In cultivation, 5-room log house, very good, big barn, chick house, shop, 7 miles from Medford. Outside range, good buy. Terms. VALLEY REAL ESTATE -' 3 miles S. Pacific Highway 99 Phone 6488 PAINTING NEEDS Brushes, scrapers, steel brushes, putty Knives, orusn cleaner, brush baths, oils, turpen tine, painter's exolvent putty, dust ers, wax removers, patching plaster, paint remover, sand paper and many other Items at your Sherwin Williams' Paint Store. Hubbard Bros., Inc. Phone 2189, Main and Riverside. JUST ARRIVED! Clothes pins: dish cloths; kitchen step- sioois: wuipw ciouies Dasxeis; xowei bars; papr holders; hoes; rakes: lawn edgers, and leaf rakes. ACME HARDWARE. Main and Graape. PACKING HOUSE HELP Medford - Phoenix - Talent District We are now registering pickers, sort ers, pacxers, piani neip, tor coming fruit season. ALSO registering stu dents for packing school. ORCHARD PARK FARMS Walter H Leverette Phone 2424 or C533 FOR SALE -Graln bags, sack twine and needles, Monarcn beed Ac Feed Co FOR SALE 6 h.p. gaa or kerosene McCormlck-Deering engine. Single horse horizontal cyclinder. Vilas Ranch FOR SALE Halters. Cotton" Rope, Bell Straps. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR BALE Furnished 1-bedroom house, 2 lots, chicken yard, schools close. Inquire 309 Beatty. FOR SALE GladioiTand cut flowers. Irene Phettepiace. z-up uapimi a.. WANTED Combine, harvesting botli crain and clover seea. new v ii. M. M Harvestor. , Ph. Ashland 5984. FOR SALE Biff Dairy Fly Spray knocks "em. Dollar per gallon In your container. Monarch Seed Feed Co. FOR SALE 1938 Dodge Pickup. 1155 N Central days, 817 N, Central eve- nines. Scales, Monarch FOR SALE Egg Cartons, E. poultry supplies all kinds. seed reea io. FOR SALE 1931 Model A long wheel base truck, fair condition. Also large new compressor and Leff mo tor and tank. Call at 1155 N. Central . or evenings at 917 N. Central. MASTITIS testing blotters. Globe stock medicines in stock. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. OUR Lubdication Employee is trained. See us today or stone Stores, zi phone 4757. Fire- , Riverside. KILL LICE. Use Lee's Lice Killer and Perch Paint Monarch Seed 4c . Feed Co. FOR SALE 12 Acres, second cutting alfalfa, standing or to be put up on shares U. V. VanHorn, ' mile W. of Griffin Creek Grange. Call after g. FOR SALE Spray tomato vines with FIX to set the blossoms. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at r Riverside Market. WANTED Man for ice delivery. Val ley Fuel Co. WANTED SAW MILL HELP We Need Several Men Bollermao Greenchaln Dogger SOUTHERN OREGON SUGAR PINE COMPANY KEEP your house cooler this summer with -JM Rock Wool Insulation Bat tens Call us tor information, BIG PINES LUMBER CO. . SAVE KED -POINTS Buy hens at Kiversme Maricet. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time. Cash and Gaa Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 3919. 6th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell ' to US. VX WANTED Chickens, any kind, any amount, live or dressed, laying hens or otherwise Phone 2117. Riverside Market. EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD ASSORTMENT Rough boards and 2x4s to 2xl2'a LOW PRICED NO PRIORITY CAMERON-MOFFITT LUMBER CO. So Kiversldt at Barnett Rd Mediord Phone 5462 LUMBER Lumber Nails - Roofing Dry Flooring and Siding Low Priced No Priority ' R. O. STEPHENSON CO. Court and McAndrews Road Phone 2000 Medford WANTED Rabbits, any amount alive dressed. Phone Market. 2117. Riverside FOR SALE 32 Winchester Special nine, line new a -renter signt ana shells, McFadden. Lozier Lane. FOR SALE Purebred Irish Setters and Terrier pups. Oregon Kennel, Just north of Big Y. Phone 3948. NOW AVAILABLE No. red :edar shingles. Der co certlcrade Big Pines Lum- WE CLEAN RUGS, any size, any kind. we call tor and deliver 3 or more. zosurape. Phone 7244. SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at wivetsioe Marxet. COY'S CHICKEN INN Gold HilL serving tried chick en every aay ex cept Monday Phone 251. Under same management Do your drinks seem as4ras this? Then treat your taste to this, Tm-PoiNT Cahbonation" keeps drinks spar kling with life, to the last sip. And Canada Dry's special formula points up the flavor of any tall drink. Ask for Canada Dry Water when you're out Serve It in your home. Where there's tU you'll hear- 'i limn BIS B0TTIE 150 Plus dtposft CANAD WATER rl famous AS IV I SUMMER FUELS Factory Blocks $6.75 per 200 cu. ft. load Kindling . . . $3.00 per 200 cu. ft. load DIAL 2123 Timber P DIAL 2123 COMPANY aseoa J IC 3