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LOCAL and
HEC to Meet Jacksonville
HEC will meet Wednesday for
a 1:30 p. m. luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Bernice Janoski.
A good attendance is desired, of
ficials state.
On Furlough Pvt. Eldon A.
Vinson Is spending a 14-day fur
lough at the home of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Vinson of
Table Rock road. He will re
port to Fort Benning, Ga., July
23 for advanced radio training.
Traffic Mishap A truck oper
ated by H. H. Wier, Phoenix, was
damaged Saturday in a collision
on South Central avenue with a
car operated by Ella B. Nash of
iSan Diego, according to an acci
'dent report on file with city
police.
Inducted Harold Gale God
ley was inducted into the Ma
rine corps July 10 at San Diego
through Jackson county Selec
tive Service board No. 2 and
Floyd Leroy Walsh was inducted
June 30 into the army at Ft.
Lewis, Wash., through board No.
1.
Return From Coast Mr. and
Mrs. George Frey and family,
820 East Main street, returned
Friday after several days vaca
tion in . Crescent City. While
there, the Freys visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Nordwick, 919
Heddy avenue, who are spending
a vacation at their cabin.
Swimming Party Members
of the Medford bethel of Job's
Daughters have, scheduled a
swimming party' Tuesday eve
i ning at the home of Mrs. Scott
Davis on Rogue River. Carmen
Wright, queen, announced today
that girls attending should meet
at the Masonic temple at 5:45
p. m. for transportation, and
each girl should bring a picnic
lunch.
Stewart Discharged Sgt.
James W. Stewart has received
an honorable discharge from the
army after serving in the Pa
cific theater of operations. He
left here with the National
Guard In 1940 and wears four
battle stars, Asiatic ribbon, Phil
ippine liberation ribbon and good
conduct medal. He is the son of
Mr.- and Mrs. James B. Stewart,
50 Modoc avenue.
Pott Meeting Crater Lake
post and auxiliary. Veterans of
Foreign Wars, will meet In the
Medford armory Tuesday at 8,
Jrt. m. for a social evening of
bridge and pinochle, followed by
refreshments. Past Department
Commander Ira D. Canheld,
chairman of the entertainment
committee, states that all offi
cers and men with overseas serv
ice in the armed forces are in
vited to attend.
Sergeant Home First Sgt.
Jep Oaks arrived In Medford
Friday following hls discharge
from the army at Ft. Douglas,
Utah, and is with his wife at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Niel Franklin, 747 West
Jackson street. Accompanying
Oaks, who arrived in the States
from the European theater June
SO, were his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Oaks, Vernal,
Utah.
Visiting Here TSgt. Percy
A. Strode, a member of the
y 104th or "Timberwolf" division
recently returned to the United
States from Europe, is visiting
at the home of his sister-in-law,
Mrs. Bertha Strode, 324 Haven
street. Before entering the
service in 1942, Sgt. Strode made
his home in Medford. He has
been overseas 10 and a half
months. Mrs. Strode's husband,
Sgt. William Strode, who has
been stationed in Italy for the
past year, is now en route home,
. according to word received here
today.
Saultberry Htrt First. Lt.
John M. Saulsberry, son of Mrs.
Lulu Saulsberry of Jacksonville,
arrived home recently following
his return to this country by
plane from an army air base in
England. For extraordinary
achievement while serving as
lead navigator operating special
equipment for squadron forma
tions on heavy bombardment
missions, he has received the
distinguished flying cross, the
Slr medal, oak leaf clusters and
a group of presidential citations.
Lt. Saulsberry will report to
Santa Ana army air base Aug.
11. A member of Medford high
FISHING SEASON NOW OPEN AT
FISH
ROAD IS OPEN.
Fishing
Tackle
FISH LAKE RESORT
Sid Blood. Proprietor
Motors dc-y
Boats mmj
Cabins SESaSr
store Srr
For Week-End Reservations. Phone Eagle Point 1214
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Tuesday
8:00 p. m. Carnation club,
home of Mrs. Josie Hobart, 622
N. Central avenue.
8:00 p. m. Crater Lake Post
and auxiliary. Veterans of For
eign Wars, Armory for bridge,
pinochle and refreshments.
Wednesday
10:00 a. m. DAV Auxiliary
sewing club, home of Mrs. Clyde
Griffith, Central Point.
10:00 a. m. Leisure day club,
home of Mrs. F. E. Richey, 634
McAndrews. Covered -dish
luncheon at noon.
1:00 p. m. Get-together club,
dessert luncheon and card party,
Eagles hall. Public invited.
12:00 noon Nile Sewing club.
home of Mrs. O. L. Overmeyer,
610 S. Holly street, pot-luck
luncheon and Red Cross sewing.
All Daughters of Nile invited,
bring own service.
school's 1939 state football
champions, he was an engineer
ing student at Oregon State col
lege when he enlisted in the air
fce.
Receives Medal Mrs Warren
Affleck has received word that
her husband, Pfc. Warren H. Af
fleck, has been awarded the
purple heart medal for wounds
received April 8 on Okinawa.
Attached to headquarters com
pany of the 96th division, Af
fleck was among the first men
invading Leyte island in the
Philippines in October, 1944.
He entered the service in Decem
ber, 1942, and was trained at
Fort McClellan, Ala., Fort
L.ewis, camp Adair and Camp
White, and was stationed in Cali
fornia before going overseas in
July of 1944. His wife and six-months-old
daughter, whom he
has never seen, reside in Salem
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Vincent, and his parents
live in Winchester, Va.
Court Records
Justice Court
. Olaf Beyriard Ronne, no
license on motor vehicle, $1 and
costs.
. Joe Thurman Thomason, over
height load, $1 and costs. ,
Police Court
Harry Louis Stitzer, Louis
Foss, drunk, jailed.
Elmer Herried, overparking,
$1 bail.
" BIRTHS
BREEDLOVE To Mr. and
Mrs. Allan, Rt. 1, box 323, July
15, 1945, a boy, four pounds, at
Community hospital.
THOMAS To Slc and Mrs.
Luther C, Rt. 2, box 181-G, July
15, 1945, a girl, eight pounds,
at Community hospital.
HOWTH
STAND
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L.
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Pet.
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Detroit
Washington
New York
Boston .......
Chicago ..
St. Louis ...
Cleveland
Philadelphia ...
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National
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Chicago 47
St. Louis 44
Brooklyn "... 44
Pittsburgh ..............41
New York 42
Boston ....)............-...39
Cincinnati .. 37
Philadelphia 21
Pet.
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Pacific Coast
W.
Portland 66
Seattle 62
Sacramento 54
San Francisco 53
Oakland ....52
Los Angeles .....48
San Diego .......49
Hollywood ......45
ASK GANG FILM BAN
Los Angeles, July 16 U.R
The Los Angeles Police Em
ploye's Union, AFL, today asked
the house committee on un
American activities to Investi
gate production of gangster
films and suggested a federal
board of censorship to control
all motion picture production.
Uh Mall TriDuna Want Ada.
LAKE
SO MILES r-ROM MEDFORD
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FLYING GRANDMOTHERS Dropping knitting needles for throt
tles, these grandmothers of Owensboro, Ky., keep pace with th
times. Here instructress Mrs. Greenwood Cocanougher (right)
whose husband and son are servicemen in France, explains con
trols to fledgling Mrs. Barbara Ray, also a grandmother.
Farm Help Force
Definitely Known
By Last of Month
Exact information on how
many Axis prisoners of war, and
Mexican national farm workers
will be assigned Jackson county
for the pear harvest will not be
definitely known until the final
week of the month. County
Agent Robert G. Fowler reports.
German prisoners of war from
Camp White have been assisting
in orchard thinning, arid several
squads have completed their
jobs. Thirty additional Mexican
workers arrived recently.
Application was filed last Jan
uary for 1,000 Mexican workers.
but it is doubtful if this many
will come. Many are now en
gaged in sugar beet hoeing and
pea picking in eastern Oregon
and Idaho, work which has
started to taper off.
Livestock
South Sin Francisco, July 16
(tlPi (USDA) Cattle 900. Active.
strong; 25c higher. Load good to choice
fed steer held 117.00. Six loads me
dium to good grasi steers $15.00-15.73.
Twn Innrix irood B10-S35 lb heifers
$15.75. Good young cows salable 13-
14.. bulk cutter to common cow
88.50-11.00. canners $8.00 down. Com
mon to medium sausage bills $10.50
12.00. Calves: 350. Around four loads
medium to choice offered.
Hogs 100. Firm; few packages good
to choice 200-325 lb. barrowt and
gilts S15.75. Good sows $13.00.
Sheep 8000. Undertone steady. About
4n nr fnt nhnrn lambs. Good woo led
lambs $14.00-14.75. Cull to good ewes
$3.00-7.00. ,
Chicago. July 16 UP. (WTA
Livestock: Hogs; 4500. Active, fully
steady; good and choice barrows and
0iitB 14ft lh and un at 14.75 the ceil
ing: good and choice sows at 14.00.
Cattle: 18.000. Calves: 800. Fed
steers and yearlings steady to 15 cents
higher; gooa ana near-cnon-e
mostly 10 to 15 cents up: top 17.90;
bulk 13.00 to 17.50: weighty sausage
bulls to 13 30; fat bulls 13.00 down:
mostly 16.00 down on vealers. odd
head 16.50.
Sheep: iuuu. rpnng imim mu,v.
other classes strong; good and choice
native spring lambs 1625 and le 35;
medium and good springers 14.73 to
16.00. 1
Portland Produce
j .1.. tm MTD T.tva
Poultry Selling price to retailers: No.
. i w KfaIUm tin S1
lbs. 3Usc; roasteri 31 fee; old rooatera
23c; (hens) 27c.
rorn California Bantam $4.75-5
box 5 dot. . ,
Lettuce Local a s, j.au-.w iv.
Peas Np. 1. $3 67 hamper.
' XBTy.CD.U2.'Sl30-l.7 box.
Chicago Wheat
Chlcaso, July IS (UP-
Wheat Ooen Hlg1 LOW
Cloae
16.1
162
163.
163!.
July IfiSa 166'a
1H5
Sept. w....l03a lo-JT.
112 '4
163
1M
Dec. 163si lOJ1.
May 103?. l37i
S. F. DAIRY PRICES
San Francisco, July 16 U.R)
Dairy market:
Rutter: 83 score 43V4, 92
score 43, 90 score 42a4.
Cheese: Loafs ZB.z, iripieis
27.2.
po- T.nrffo arade A 45V4,
medium grade A 40V4, small
grade A 36V5, large graae a
4H4.
Wall Street
New York. July 16 (U.R)
Slocks declined today on light
trading inspired by highly fav-
orable war news. .
Reports circulated In the fin
ancial district that the Big Three
conference would report Russian
entry into the war and thus
shorten its duration. A quick
end of the Japanese war, it was
pointed out, would complicate
the reconversion program.
Selling was not particularly
heavy but with demand lacking
It took but a small- amount to
bring declines of a point or more
in a long list of Issues. A few
specials managed to rise as much
as two points.
All the leading groups were
depressed. Losses of a point
Townsend
DANCE
AT
Dreamland Hall
TOMORROW
Merrill's Novelty
Orchestra
Minor Marriage
1
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X Atif'
(Acnit I elepliota)
Robert Bottnn, 17, and his child
bride, Jacqueline, 14, Seattle. Wash,
who falsified ages to secure mar
riage license in May.
and more were noted In Amer
ican Woolen, Santa Fe, Briggs,
Chrysler, Checker Cab, Corn
Products, Delaware & Hudson,
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams, Guan
tanamo Sugar Preferred, Home
stake Mining, International Har
vester, Johns Manville, Lima
Locomotive, Montgomery Ward,
Southern Pacific and Westing
house Air Brake. t
Today's closing prices on se
lected stocks: ,
American Tel. & Tel 179Va
Anaconda . ............ 34
Chrysler 110H
Curtis Wright 7W
General Electric . 43s
General Motors . . 67W
Montgomery Ward 62?
Penn. R. R 39'a
Phillips Petroleum 5034"
J. C. Penney 118V4
Radio 134
Southern Pacific 51 4
Standard Oil of Cal 42
Texas Gulf Sulphur .... 434
Transamerica . 13
United Aircrafts 304
U. S. Rubber ...., 56 V
U. S. Steel . 6914
HOME GROWN TOBACCO
CROP SOLVES SHORTAGE
Los Angeles, (U.R) S. C. Weiss
never has to cajole, coerce or
bribe druggists to sell him a
stogie, because he grows his own
in his backyard.
Last December he planted
some Connecticut brcadleaf to
bacco seed, and by mid-March
he had his first crop of smokes
and expects another crop before
the plants die.
"Oh, I've smokd better ones,"
he says, "but the cigars from my
little patch are at least two-bit-ers.,
Cloalnc tima for Clamiried Ada 8-30
m. Too Lata tc ClaMlfy 12:13 p m
T biff 4
)jNSECT SPRAYJ
Corn, Raspberries
Appear on Market
Valley grown roasting ears
and red raspberries appeared in
the stores over the weok-end and
today, along with plums and cur
rants. Threshing of seed 'and grain
crops is well underway.
Ladino seed growers plan to
do a considerable portion of
their threshing at night. Assist
ant County Agent C. B. Cordy
reports. The seed is easier han
dled with less loss than in the
daytime.
MEDFORD JC'S BEAT
KLAMATH CLUB 23-16
The Medford Junior Chamber
of Commerce Softball team con
tinued their winning streak yes
terday afternoon when they took
a 23 to 16 win over the Klamath
Falls JayCees at Klamath Falls.
Medford took an 11 to 1 margin
in the first Inning and was never
headed.
The three-gamo series now
stands at one win each with the
deciding game to be played at
Medford at a date yet to be selected.
C)'...ig On. tor Classified Ada 8:30
m- Too Late to Classify 12:15 p m
Too Late to Classify
CLOSING TIMT5
FOR SUNDAY WANT ADS
4 P. M. SATURDAY
Due to the large volume of Sun
day Wont Ads we find it neces
sary ii move the closing time up
to 4 p m., on Saturdav.
PLEASE REMEMBER)
FOR SALE Lamberi cherries onTfeT,
5c End S. Peach. Shaffers.
FOR SALE Bicycle like new in A-l
condition, can lisi central point.
FOR SALE National cash register arid
computing grocery scales. Phone
S383 or call at 206 Portland Ave
FOR SAL1? Three rugs with pad's,
dining table, 6 chairs, trash burner,
White Face bull. 19 months old. hogs
all sizes. Call after 6 p. m., for hogs.
owiui eno a. t-cnen ax.
GLADIOLI Blooms, Dressier'. 1107 E.
Main. Phone 3656.
FOR RENT Room and kitchen prlvi-
leges for soldier's wife or working
girl. Phone 3056.
FOR RENT Two-room furnished
Apartment, close In. 327 S. Oakdale,
Knone umi.
FOR SALE Gravenstetn apples ' and
plums, 5c lb. Call after 6 p. m., 1126
FOR SALE Pie cherries, 3c on tree.
c, picKeq. rnone 7am
FOR SALE Ha r ley Davidson "45."
Good condition, good tires. 424
Western Ave. Phone 2795. .
FOR SALE By Owner 12 acres, all
Irrigated, 2 acres Hartlett pears. 3
acres alfalfa, balance pasture. Five
room plastered house, barn and
other buildings. Price, house fur
nished, $12,000. pr will sell part or
the lnnd, terms. 'can be arranged.
On 99 highway. First house N. of
Joe's Service at Talent Junction.
L. V Putnam, Talent. Ore., Box 114.
OX HEART cherries "last o"fseasbn.
Gebhard, 'i mile N. of last Bear
Creek bridge. Central Pojnij
VOUNGBERRIES "just right for fre
I n g or canning. On k da le Market.
FOR SALE Pickling cucumbers.
. Bring containers. 2 mile S. of Phoe
nix on Anderson road, carl Harris
FOR SALE Fruit jars, odd dishes, old
dresser. 822 S, Oakdale Ave.
FOR SALE New automatic gas hot
water heater and an electric heater.
128 Mi s tie toe.
FOR SALE Blower'for warehouse7"l8
Inch Sirroco type. $50. C. C. Golf,
Box 1 0 L Jacksonville.
FOR SALE Twb-wheel Trailer, 17
Inch tires, $30. Jack Boatwright,
Taiem.
FOR SALE Tennis net and vacuum
clea ner. I H12 W. Ma i n
WANTED Used typew rlter. Ph. 2506.
BING cherries, Sc lb. Phone 6803.
SALE Early applcsTPhone 65SB.
WANTED Reliable contract loader
to load one to two cars lumber per
day, off Jacks at Grants Past. Trl-
bune Box 1 4 1.
FOR SALE Small play pen, ' Taylor
Tot, nursery chair. fhone 4505.
FOR SALE Camp stove and ten I,
14x16 112 N. Columbus Ave.
FOR SALE Raspberries, large New-
berg variety. Oakdale Market.
Good beer
A glass or two of light
OLYMPIA is perfect with
chicken a -la -king, Italian
spaghetti, or with any other
supper dish.
cbiwa itY'iKe.Wdter
thai makes
X OLYMPIA
OLYMPIA,
WANTED Two bedroom furnished
house by Aug. 1st for couple and
baby Permanent. Box 132 Tribune.
FOR SALE Bush and Lane upright
piano. Good tone. About 1 mile W.
of Oregon Orchard. L. D. Bragg
placeJ
FOR SALE Voung, " genile family
cow. Tested. About 1 mile W. of
r Orego n Orchard. L. D. Bragg place.
ROLLING HILLTOP with unlimited
possibilities. 60 acres facing High
way 09, 10 miles from Medford.
Nearlv completed stone home, lots
of outbuildings. Electricity, running
wMer, 3 wells and 3 springs. Half
cleared with tillable deep soil. 300
acres free ranee, adjoining place.
Owner must sell as other business
dema nds. Blackwell Hill. .
FOR SALE Unimproved 5 acres' Bear
Creek land mile from Beck's
Bakery. Inquire fifth house on left
side of Morrow Road, N. of McAn-
drews. R. S. Eckard. Rt. 3. Box 30.
FOR SALE Two-wheel Trailer, small
gas range, bed and dresser, dining
table, buffet and chairs, some rugs,
screen door, toilet seat, faucets and
some pipe fittings, etc. 'Call at 317
Howard St.
VOUNGBERRIES just right for freei
ing or canning. Oakdale Market.
FOR SALE Lamoert cherries, 6c. You
pick them. F. I. Caulklns, Grfffln
Creek. Phone 6803,
YOU'LL BE SURPRISED at the won
derful change made in your kitchen
or bathroom If you use Semt-Lustre
enamel on the walls and the durable
washable Enamelold on the wood
work and cabinets. You can obtain
a good paint brush and step-ladder
too at your Sherwin-Williams' Paint
store. Hubbard Bros.. Inc. Phone
2 199. Main and Riverside.
WANTED Hatching eggs, grade AA
WiU pay 20c above Medford prices.
Buyer will be at the Jackson County
Feed Store, Wednesday. July 18th.
FOR SALE Sweet corn, yellow trans
parent apples, vegetables. Phone
32 7 (V 207 Vancouver.
W ANTE D Automobile body and fen
der man. Culp Motor Co., Ford
Dealer, Ashland. Phone 3381 and
after 6 p. m., phone 457L
WE have a few left of Carter Water
pressure drain cleaners, $2.00 and
$3.95.Lewls Super Service. .
STRAYED into my posture, one 4 year
old White-Face heifer. Owner may
have same by paying for ad and
feed. Win. Corcoran. Rosa Lane. Ph.
ATTRACTIVE, modern. Spanish-type
bungalow, 1 acre, brick - Tile con
struction, tile roof, personalised.
Battleship linoleum on floors. 20x20
garage. Ph. 6881 or sea Al Bates,
first house north of KMED, Ross
Lane. 67S0. A
FOR SALE Double bed complete with
springs and mattress and matching
dresser. Two single iron beds with
coil springs and mattresses. One
dressing table. Phone 3460,
WANTED TO BUY Home from owner
for cash, up to $5000, with city wa
tor or small acreage with fruit trees.
What have you? Stranger with no
transportation. Ben Craig, Allen
Hoiei,
FOR SALE Raspberries, large New
berg variety. Oakdale Market.
dOOE A Five-room modern house, 3
tYlZjU bedrooms, sleeping porch,
floor covering, stove and
tank, good sized lot with fruit and
berries, walnuts. Some terms,
fi?C AAA Three-unit Court, 3 rooms
J JUUU and bath with each unit.
' separate meters, close in
location, income $100 per month. ;
Terms. i
Five-room modern home,
tDljUU 111 new, hardwood floors,
v fireplace, 2 bedrooms, !
garage, large chicken house, cow and
calf, chickens, rabbits, fruit, berries,
fine garden on well irrigated 3 610
acres, close to Medford.
(jrnr A Four acres Ladino, fl-room
wD I ju modern house, hardwood
" floors, 3 bedrooms. Vene
tian blinds, garage, barn, woodshed,
cooler fruit and nice garden.
i r)T A Four-room modern house,
i4Zj(J hardwood floors, cement
foundation, shingle roof.
picket fence, nice lawn, house dou
ble construction, good garage on
cement foundation, large lot. A good
buy.
CC AAA Five -room modern home, 3
uOUUv hedrooms, good fir floors,
" shingle roof, cement foun
dation, garage, work shop, chicken
house. 3 -room apartment above gar
age, lawn, shrubs, 4 good lots with
plsce Soma terms.
(TIC AAA 480 Acre Stock Ranch,
M J.l'UU 10 cre- cultivated,
Y ' 380 acres good stock
range, 6-room modern house, service
Korch, fireplace, gravity spring to
ouse and barn, chicken house. lOOx
30 barn, 2 brooder houses, garage
and tool sheds.
ffAf A la-i Acres, good ground, 165
M JU ft- drilled well. Close to
v town.
ff7AAA Four acres, 3 acres lrrl
3 1 UUu te(l, fl-room modern
Y house, 2 bedrooms, serv.
Ire porch, trays, house In good con
dltlon, barn 8 stanchions, good
chicken house, garage, brick cooler,
shade, berries, fruit, almonds, near
city.
SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CG
Medford Klamath Falls Granta PaM
Next Bruce Bauer Lbr. Co.
on S. Riverside
Phone S390 Box 606
W V "
SO rood
BRCVIN6 COMPANY
WASHINSTON, U.S.A.
m
Monday, July 18, 1945
BABY Car Seats, 3.09. Lewie Super
Service.
FOR SALE Used electric guitar out
fit complete with Amperite pick up
and Amplifier, at the
PURUCKER PIANO HOUSE
-MELODY LANE"
On N. Central Ave.
WANTED TO BUY OR RENT Wheel
chair in good condition. Phone 4793.
MAN WAITED to help In feed ware
house. Prefer young man with truck
ing and grain handling experience.
fnone siao. f. c aamson lo.
REDWOOD posts, 7 ft., good quality,
sound Hl-way Lumber.
p"LYWOOD, 3ply hardwood panels un
rationed. Hl-Way Lumber and Farm
Supply, Jacksonville highway at city
limiid.
CHOPPED Alfalfa hay wanted. It
must be choice second cuttinp al
falfa. Phone 3756. F. E. Samson Co.
HAY Chopper Wanted We want to
hire a hay chopper or will buy good
second cutting alfalfa hay already
chapped. Phone 3756, F. E. Samson
Company.
FLASHLIGHT Batteries. Lewis Super
Service.
CLARINETS', Trumpets. Cornets.
Trombones. Melophones, Flutes,
available In the new Bank Instru
ment Department,
PURUCKER PIANO HOUSE
"MELODY LANE"
On N. Central Ave,
CAR Polish and Cleaner. Lewis Super
Service.
REPLACE your broken window glass.
New glass installed while you wait
MEDFORD MILLWORK CO.
The Glass House
Phone 4112 10th and Grape
FOR SALE 1933 Chev. Coupe, good
tires, good motor, new paint, $325.
Within OPA ceiling. Phone 3959, 305
Chestnut.
JUST ARRIVED Poultry and rabbit
fence, fruit picking ladders, rubber
heels and soles, shoe nails, water
bags, tools and brass hardware. -ACME
HARDWARE
. Main andjGrape
ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON. Permanent
Waving a Specialty. Special on cold
waves. Phone 2664, 120 N. Central.
Air conditioned.
FOR SALE 3 HP., 3 phase, electric
motor. 14Q. cob s rgversiae.
NOW AVAILABLE No. 1 certi grade
red cedar shingles Big Pines Lum
ber Co.
WE CLEAN RUG&. any size, any kind
We call for and deliver S or more
26 S Grape. Phone 7244.
WANTED Rabbits, any amount, alive
or dressed. Phone 3117 Riverside
Market.
COY'S CHICKEN INN Gold Hill,
Serving fried chicken every day ex
cept Monday. Phone 251, Under
same management.
WANTED Man for ice delivery. Val
ley f uel co.
SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at
Riverside MarkoL
FOR SALB: Stationary gas engine, 2
cylinder, 12 hp. new magneto,
clutch, starter, gear, pulley and uni
versal joint. Good condition, $150.
See Nelson, 230 S. Grape St., or
phone 4476.
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Time Cash and Gas
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Medford Dealer.
Ph. 3019. 6th and Bartlett
No Red Tape When You Sell
to US.
TODAY THRU TUES.
Fred
MacMURRAY
Claudetfe
COLBERT
t
"PRACTICALLY
. YOURS"
NOW! THRU TUES.
"A SONG FOR
MISS JULIE"
with
Shirley Ros3
Plus
"NIGHT CLUB
GIRL"
NOW! THRU TUES.
Ginger Rogers
In
"LADY IN
THE DARK"
Plui
"SWINGTIME
JOHNNY"
with
The Andrews Sisters
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE
KEEP your house cooler this summer
with IM Rock Wool Insulation Bat
tens Call us tor information.
BIG PINES LUMBER CO
SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at
Riverside Market
WANTED Chickens. onykineT any
amount, live or dressed, laying nens
or otherwise. Phone 2117. Riverside
Market
!UCEPTIONATXY"GbOD
ASSORTMENT
Rough boards and 2x4's to 2xl2's
LOW PRICED NO PRIORITY
CAMF.RON-MOFFITT LUMBER CO.
do Kiverside at Barnett Rd.
Medford Phone S462
LUMBER
Lumber - Nails . Roofing
Dry Flooring and Siding
Low Priced No Priority ,
R O STEPHENSON CO.
Court and McAndrews Road
Phone 2000 Medford
PACKING HOUSE HELP
Medford - Phoenix - Talent
District
We are now registering pickers, sort
ers, packers, plant help, for coming
fruit season. ALSO registering stu
dents for packing school.
ORCHARD PARK FARMS '
Walter H Leverette
Phone 2424 or 5533
FOR SALE Gladioli and cut flowers.
Irene Pheneplace.3jCnpitajAve.
SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at
Riverside Market.
FOR SALE One pressure pump and
1 cream scpnrator. both in good con
dition For particulars write A. F.
Lewis. Mcdiord. Ore., Rt. 4, Box 286.
WANTED
SAW MTLL HELP
fe Need Several Men
Boilerman
Gre ncham
Dogger
SOUTHERN OREGON
SUGAR PINE COMPANY
m
UUEST bTARS
This Week
Won. YVETTE
Lovely singing ityliit with tfce
tete-s-tefe vote
Tues. LOUIS JORDAN
and all famous Tlmpony Five
Wed. DICK and GENE
WESSON
O Brother what comedy
Thurs. JOHNNIE
JOHNSTON
Swing Into Parry Como's spot
for lummer vlilt
AFri. PICK end PAT
tni Man af In. Ch.il.rll.ld
Mlmlral Show
M COftlO
f TED STEELE AND HIS
ORCHESTRA
MARTIN BLOCK, M.C.
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