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EIGHT MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. July 19, 194S MEDFORDi -Ev.ryon. In SonUwrn Oro Dalir" mc.pt gaturasr S7-29 North Fir St Adverting Mgr. ri? f OUVS : STARbHEBTSoe. Editor CERALD LATHAM. ClrculaUon Mgr. Ad Independent Newspaper. nrnoV CunriAV fcaiiur second class BMtMr t Medford. Oregon. unoer " IR7B. subscripti6n bates By Mail In Advance Dally and Sunday-oil. year ..$7 SO Dally and Sunday-lx months 4 00 Daily and Sunday-three mot 2-1" Daily and Sunday one month 7a By Carrier In Advance Medford, Ashland Central Foint. Jackson villa. Gold Hill. Phoenix. Talent, and on motor routes: M n Hi v and aunoay vnm jw.- .t.;" Dally and Sundny one month All lerma cash Official Paper of the City of Medford Official Paper of Jackson County United Press Full Leaied Wire MEMBER OP AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Advertising in Representative . WEST-HOIXIDAY COMKAHl. INC. Offices In New York tnieago. u trnli San Francisco. Los Angeles. Se- attie. ronianu, e. if"" Vancouver. B. C. . I A1. Atlanta. Mtmis Ore clom PAPER PubushIeb, SOClUTIOr) Ye Smudge Pot Br Arthur Parry International welfare workers report "six basic causes of pov erty" exist in Europe. That Is too many. In this country there is but one basic cause, viz: run ning out of money. a The supposedly defunct A. Hitler and bride are now report ed hiding on a huge German es tate in southern Argentina. This is where many suspected he would go instead of where he belongs. a e e A rain right now would be bad. It would ruin the wheat and the white shoes of members of both sex. NICE WEATHER FOR IT (Oakland (Cal.) Tribune) "Miss Hubert," a plumplsh gal, was posing nakedly for a class at the Art Students League: head thrown back, body flung forward, hands down at the side of her hips. When I strolled into the fa mous old studios on West 57th street, I could tell at one glance, although I took five or six, that she didn't have a thing on her mind, or any where else.' (Mag. Sect.) e Roasting ears now the vogue among the Older Girls, and same can be greased with oleomargar ine at 14 ration points, or butter at 16 points. Grocers report they still husk a bushel to find six ears on the bottom of the pile that suit them. a All the Nazi war criminals In Allied coops had great caches of wealth hid away in salt mines and under hen-houses. All their wealth did not bring them happi ness, a Journalist notes In a Paris dispatch. However, if they could get to it, they could be miserable in comfort. . a District Attorney Whereas Whereas Whereas Woodpecker has received a message from Countess Phoebe Snow, aunt of the missing Princess Snow White Robin, feared to have been the victim of a rough appearing black cat. The Countess wrote her niece was very sensitive about her color and told her she was coming here to got sun burned and be "outside the pale" as it were. a YE MUFFLED KNOCK (Lakcvicw Examiner) "Smiley Green and Jimmy Ogle served lemonade to the ladles and the cups being large and being filled often, we dmnk to them and to us and to our sorrow." e a The "Big Three" conference In Berlin is reported considering the length of time Allied troops will occupy Germany, with 10 to 20 years favored. The Rus sians seek a long occupation, "to moke sure Germany docs not, In a measurable time, even if she had the disposition to attack her nolnhbors." She had the "disposition" twice in 25 years and the current doubt about the future is flattery. Earwigs are again busy on lo cal lawns. They are quite a pest and even If given an inch will take a yard. a e a The C. Miles boy, Jim, 3, was able to be downtown today, for a Bates Boys trim, after getting over the measles, that were all over him. e a JOYS OF JOURNALISM "It can never be said that life on a newspaper is dull. Take this week for instance. This week we were asked by interested subscribers to blast the OPA, the Chamber of Commerce, the health department, the schools, and the deputy sheriffs. What an edition this might have beenl Wiles (Cal.) RegisUJj Hoover Endorses Peace Pact Form'er President Hoover is a very fine elder-states man, fair-minded, just, patriotic. , His summary of the United Nations Security pact sfitnent of same, comprise the best argument thus far presented for immediate ratification 01 tne document. ' . , L , The outstanding virtue hrpvitv and fairness. No defects of the pact are as Tiiad In fact our advice to those who still have only a . 1 . .1 J 4.1 O vague idea of what was accompnsnea at me oa Francisco conference, and what the new charter will do and what it won't, would be to carefully read this speech, as contained in this paper yesterday. As Andy used to remark: "There it is in a couple of nut-shells." , THE only suggestion of "Some provision requiring the U. S. delegate to obtain congressional approval before committing this country to war. This rpniipsf-. has come from a number of sources. But as we see it, there is this effect. Anri a rpsprvfltion anv final operation of the pact materially, for the change would have to be formally accepted by all the other 49 signatory nations, before it would become operative. OREOVER, the charter is decided upon the action, we quote : "Shall be subject to ratification by the signatory states in accordance with their constitutional processes." And as President Hoover points out under our Con sHHiHnn onlv the American congress can declare war. Therefore it would seem fairly plain, that as far as the United States is concerned, no involvement in war would be possible, until the congress had sanctioned same. ALSO as a practical matter, no representative of this country in the Security Council would ever think of acting impulsively or arbitrarily or without the ex press instructions of the government he represents. All this could be made plain to the people and legally obligatory by appropriate action of congress AFTER the charter has been ratified as an official interpretation of same; without a special reservation. More Wishful Thinking It would be interesting to have a complete list of the numbe- of times the complete defeat of Japan has been declared imminent. There certainlv have been one, we can recall was at that famous New Year's nartv when Admiral (Bull) Halsey declared Japan would be wiped off the map within a year. That was three years ago and the fighting Admiral surely made a bad bull, whether or not - w m AND now because Japan is taking a terrible beating on land, sea and in the air, because President Tin man has decided to abandon his tour of Europe and come home as soon as the Potsdam meeting ends, and because (we are now quoting News Commentator Swing) the Emperor of Japan asked the army for air protection and the army turned him down, Japan is about to "throw in the towel again! ' e a a a AND of course Japan may, for as has become a well worn axiom anything can HAPPEN as well as be fair in love and war. But to this department such a beneficent event does not appear likely, in what might be termed the near future, say by Christmas day or before. a a a e a "pERMANY suddenly folded up when the going got tough. Why not Japan?" Because there is no analogy or veiy little, be tween the two countries, and their relative military positions. Germany quit for the very simple reason she couldn't fight any longer, or at least effective fighting was impossible. She was surrounded. hemmed in, Russia on one side, the Anglo-Americans on the other, in a con stricted space little larger than the state of Oregon. a e e a a f APAN is in no such predicament She is spread out over a huge area extending approximately from the Chinese wall to New Guinea, her home islands are still intact, her forces in China also with not even one enemy bridgehead established. Japan can't win. Her ultimate deieat is certain. But no more so than was Germany's after the battle of Stalingrad. Yet Germany fought fiercely for over two years after that. It is almost certain Japan will not be able to last so long as that but it is equally certain as we view it at least that to foresee her end in the present year is to be guilty of one of our most popular national ail ments as f ;fr as war is concerned. WISHFUL THINKING! TUNEFUL REMINDER Montpclier, Vt. 0J.R) A tune ful reminder Is on hand at the Vermont state house for leitlsla tors who forget the day of the week. An old English clock peels a different aong each day Old Hundred on Sunday; Johnny's So Long at the Fair. Monday; Auld Lang Syne, Tues day; Home Sweet Home, Wed- or ms endorsement is words are wasted ana me clearly outlined as the vir- . . . change made by Mr. Hoover no need' of a reservation to reservation would delay provides that in case force 1 many. The first official ne resemDies one. nesday; Annie Laurie, ThurncUy; Jennie Jones, Friday, and the Minstrel Boy, Saturday. BIRTHS IANTORNO To Pvt nd Mrs. Rom, 808 W. Jackson, Apt. 2, July 18. 194S, a boy, nine pounds, at Community hospital. Vsa Mall Tribune Want A Is. Flight o Time Medtord and Jackson Co. His tory from tha files of the Mail Tribune 10. 20 and 34 years ago. TEN YEARS AGO July 19, 193S (It Was Friday) Sen. Huey Long of Louisiana to attack legality of PWA spend ing. Fair and cooler. High 86, low 34 degrees. Twenty- one forest fires tounty quickly quenched. In Medford picked bv active club for state meet next year. Seattle to stage "diaper chang ing contest. TWENTY YEARS AGO July 19, 1925 at Was Sunday) Clarence Darrow. famous at torney, cited for contempt in Tennessee monkey trial for re marks to court. William Jen nings Bryan, "the Great Com moner" testifies he believes the wnale swallowed Jonah. Slightly cooler. Hieh 98. low so degrees. Six army planes start cross country flight. Women start rolling stockines ana painting knees. New potatoes on market at three cents per pound. THIRTY-FOUR YEARS AGO July 19, 1911 Ot Was Wednesday) Front street poker game raid ed by city police and ten colored gentlemen arrested. Great run of salmon now on in Rogue River. 'Some complaint is made that more than soft drinks are sold in some of our stores." (Butte Falls Items.) 23 PILGRIM PROGENITORS Plymouth, Mass. (U.R) The thousands of Americans who trace their ancestry back to the Pilgrim fathers all are descended from 23 original progenitors. According to earliest records kept by the colony elders, on!y 23 'out of the 102 intrepid souls who sailed on the Mayflower established lines traceable to the present. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. Too Late to Classify CLOSING TIME FOR SUNDAY WANT ADS P. M. SATURDAY ?U5,, .lh Jarge volume of Sun day Want Ads we find It neces sary lo move the closing Ume ud to 4 p m.. on Saturday. PLEASE REMEMBER! $8000" I 44 Acres, 33 acres .rood creek bottom toil. 9 acres through place, large barn, $2000 down, balance terms, four miles S. i of Medford. H. N. LOFLAND, Brok r.ja25South Qakdale. FOR SALE 190 Acres located 25 mi es from Medford, near Crater J'k hlRhway and Rogue river. $7S00write Box 20, Troll. Oregon. LOST Lady's tan saddle-leather purse Ration Books, Nos. 3 and 4 Ks book A and C. Valuable papers. $45. Reward. Call 2940, Clarice Scott207WMaln. HALF-INCH electric drill press with morticing attachment. 8 inch saw. dado head, 4 inch jointer with i, h p. heavy-duty Dayton motor. Joe Cox. Second and Alder, Central Point NOTICE: if you are bothered with Termites phons 3141, Pacific Seed A Feed. FOR nALb MritnrpvrU r artly wrecxed, engine good. 1 good tire S. E Culbertson. North City Limit- Central Point. WANTED One 7:50 x 1 8-ply used tire tnat will take a recap. Phone 5H1, Jacksonville. Nate Smith. WANTED Janitor. Phone 2297 or call at Crater Lake Motors. FOR SALE Set High Pressure Grease Guns. 2-25 lb. Grease packs. Phone JH2 1 . 525 N. Central. FOR RENT Individual furniture stor- age lockers. Fabers Warehouse, Dial 4449 or 7211. SMALL Pool Hall for sale, brick building, located in Jacksonville. Write P. O. Box 25, Jacksonville. Oregon. FOR SALE Lambert and Roval Anne cherries. Charles Harmon, Rt, 3, Box 1 fl4. Biddle Roa d NOW IS A GOOD TIMti to repair that leaky roof. Asphalt Plastic roof coating for patching. Asphalt liquid roof cement containing long asbes tos fibre for composition and metal roofs, and Blaxphalt liquid roof coating for resaturatlng asphalt romp slt Ion roofing. It ts also satls f sctoi y for water-proofing stone, concrete and brick foundations. Your Sherwin-Williams Paint store. IIUBHARD BROS. INC., Phone 2189. Main and Riverside. Hear Stanford K. Claunch The rebuilding and maintenance of superb health Is now amailnglv easv, through this NEW. METHOD of scientific eating and living. U you have a HEALTH PROBLEM, don't miss It. FREE OFFER . Coma .irly tor bast if.ts. An hfl srrlva at tha lactura hall b (or. B oolock on MONDAY NICiHT will iwlva a frr. ticket (value S3 00V tn .paelal cls for women only on nIUDlMl PKAUTY. CHARM ind PERSONALITY FROM WITHIN. Men may flva Uielr tickets to women Hotel Medford Banquet Room Welcome to Al! Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, July 23. J4, 2S 8:1S P. M SLEEPING room for two. 60 Hose. $10,000" 78 Acres. 39 cultivated. Train and alfalfa, bal. timbered pasture. Small pear orchard and family fruit. Very good 6-room modern bungalow, with basement, furnace, fireplace, Darn, chick house. Fenced and cross- fenced. Also (PIOCAJl Millionaire Drive, 16 tblfasDUU acres, family fruit, fine " shade, good view, five rooms and bath, furnace, fireplace. poultry equipment, iman earn. $15,000" , 22.5 Acres, Irrigated, clover pasture and clover seed crop. Very rood five-room cottaae. witn batn, Fireplpce, basement. Good barn, poultry nouse. saraee. macnine-snea New Farmall rubber tractor, and other new farm equipment. All goes. A fine small farm, with everything in exceueni conaiuon. Also $6500" Three bedrooms, large liv ing room, dining room, kitchen, service porch. Oak floors, fine place, double gar age, corner lot, paved street, close in. Very good condition. ELMER HERRIED, Realtor 44 N. Riverside. Dial 3367 or 3700 FOR SALE Night Crawler, and fruit jars. ia w. 4tn. I'none 560B. STREAMLINED ElpotHc T,Mn in xt . J'- wHiisiunner, u. TriDune DELICIOUS Iioyal Anne Cherries. 1c. iuu pick, iaaaer turn. 18 Myrtle St.. near Community Hospital. Ph. fUH bALE Brunswick table-mnitrl Phonograph, large kraut cutter, 10 fallor. earthen jar, canary singer NEW HOURS for Sunday shopping at ...b juarnGi. unut lUTUier "" win open at 10 a. m. and c'osa at 3 p. m. Do your Sunday PATRONIZE your local transfer com. rmij upcraung in Medford since 919. Davis Transfer & Storage Co.. 40 S. Fir St. Phone 2888. FOR SALE Log truck. 1939 White 3- d speea arownilpe 5 speed transmission. Dual axle trailer. $4 -200 under OPA celling. Call eve nings at Telephone Office, Central Point, Oregon. f OR SALE one Palermo accordion. " ss. rnone 0068. between 3:30 and ,:00 Thursday. After Thursday between 3:30 and 9:00. FRUIT JARS, 36c. Daisy churn, gallon vim, aluminum rea-Ketue and percolator. 140 Spring St. FOR SALE H & R Sportsman Gun. Heddcn fishing rod, waders, size 9. baby shoes, sizes 11, to 8!i. ToiiSy seat. Phone 5343. FOR AN AUTO OR PERSONAL LOAN THE OREGON FINANCE CO. 45 S. Central A Pioneer Firm Remember We Want to Make You a Loan TOR SALE By Owner. 10 ",4 acres In v.u.c, uiiuw u-rigauon witn mod ern house in excellent condition. 3 miles from Medford. Phone fi.lfin. XUU ALE Comoletelv rn.i-nnHt- tloned 6-tube Philco table model radio. See at 1705 E. Main. iUK bALE Horses, saddle and work mares. Also colts, H. H. Dynge, FARMERS ATTENTION City Trans- i uihkc wier you a complete service In all hauling pnri of anything. Phone 4664. 38 S. Fir. FOR SALE Five-room modern house, ...Uv.uw uuvrs. aiiuu. uwner. Nevah Holman. Phone 2755. LOST Black and Whitti Snringer spaniel pup. 2ii month, old. Re ward. Phone 2670 or return to Re liable Cleaners, 810 E. Main. WANTED At once lady to wash dish. " "eip in small lunch room. From 8:30 to 4:30 p. m. Closed Sun days Call at B & M Cafe, before 3 p. m. WANTED Kitchen help; Berrydale ficstaurant, 1512 N. Riverside, Med ford FOR SALE Store, gas pumps, trailer H.n mm vhuuw, now earning s-BUU to J900 per month on Crater Lake highway, 3 years yet to go on lease and new lease guaranteed. $8000 plus Inventory of stock. TELEPHONE EXCHANGE and nice nome in small town earning approx imately 5000 per year. $3000 down, balance monthly payments. SERVICE STATION and furnished home on 99. Doing over $400 per month. This is priced to sell. CCOflA-Two l-bedroom homes on JMUV 1 lo'. One Is rented fur. nished. Immediate posses- slon in other. $4500 , Five Acres unimproved. near Old Stage Road. Has fine building site. dJfAA 20 Acres with almost fin UtIuuU fetied new house on Butte WE now have several small and large iiancncs ior aaie. C. H WILLIAMSON, Salesman HAROLD BROWN AGENCY 123 . Main Phone 3446 WANTED Two bedroom furnished house by Aug. 1st for couple and baby Permanent. Box 132 Tribune. : FEED FISHERS' turkey starter and ; grower pellets. Fabers, 34 S. River side. Phone 4449. i VETCH CLEANING We specialize In I this worn. Monarcn seed & reed co. i WANTt'D Local bookkeeper for per- j manem position, some experience i In accounts receivable desired. Call I Bear Creek Orchards 3161. LAWN SPRINKLERS New shipment just in. Monarch seed at treed co. $5250 LOCATED on Jacksonville Highway, an attractive a -bed room nome. liv ing room with fireplace, kitchen and breakfast nook. Double garage, fruit room, laundry tubs, city water. One half acre. Irrigated. Immediate pos session. MARK A. GOLDY AGENCY Exclusive Agents Phone 3266 103 East Main St. DENNY S CAFE formerly the "Dixie. Fine Foods. Home-made wastry. SEED CLEANING We can clean It II It s clcanabie. Have your worn a one before the rush starts. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. America's outstanding authority on Nu trition, Psychology, Health Education. Lenrn a NEW WAY to health, through a NEW WAY of eating and living. Your foods are selected electrically Instead of chemically, showing exactly the right and wrong foods for each individual. The "missing link" In human nutrition. 3 FREE Health Lectures OX HEART cherries last of season. Gebhard. mile N. of last Bear Creek bridge. Central Point. FEED FISHERS' All-Purpose Rat pellets, raoers, 34 s . Kiversiae. fa. FOR SALIC Grain bags, sack needles, twlne Monarch Seed 8c Feed Co. FOR SALE-Gain's dog meal. Fabers, 34 S. Riverside $8350 PROPERTY located at corner of East 1 th ;md South Front Street. 100 150 feet. Improvements consist of housq having five apartments with Income of $95 per month besides owners. Has future possibilities for aeveicpmeni. investigate tnis. MARK A. GOLDY AGENCY Exclusive Agents Phone 3206 105 East Main St. WANTED We buy grain and Monarch Seed & Feed Co. hay. SALE OF TRACTOR TIRES Special 20 allowance on your old tires, regardless of condition. For this sale Ward's are making a liberal 20 allowance on rear combination size tractor tires. If we do not have your size In stock wit can get prompt de livery from the factory for you. See Ray Clark or Jack Moore In WAHDS 1 IKE UKfT. LOST Buick hub cap; also Oldemo- mobile hub cap. Finder will be re warded. Jennings Tire Co., 229 N. Riverside. ATTENTION Mechanics. Pre-war thickness gauges, Inside and outside calipers, scribers, wrenches, ACME HARDWARE, Main and Grape. JUST Arrived Irrigation shovels. iruit loaders, water conditioners, water bags, pails, funnels. ACME HARDWARE. Main and Gra pe. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE SPECIALS Extra Special, double laundry trays at eiu.,3 Lawn ttaKes, eacn oac. can openers, 10c ea. Sleeping bags, 100 wool, while they last, f 11.93. Largo Stock of Bale Ties at $4.73. Also Binding twine. Hay pulleys. Cable. Stock Fence, Forks, Nettings and etc. Automatic Gas and Electric Water Heaters. Also Trash Burners, En amel Ranges. Circulating Heaters, Kerosene Cook-stoves, Copper coils, $4 95. Stove Pipe and etc. Fine Assortment of Luggage, con sis t lng of Overnight Brigs, Pullman Cases, Make-up Kits, Matched Lug- Just arrived. Garden Sprinklers. Gal vanized Buckets. Milk Palls, Cream Cans Milk Strainers, Garbage Cans, Milk Pans and Crocks. l'2-2 Inch. 3 Inch and 4 Inch Irriga tion ripe. Also Pipe Elbows. PAINT, all colors, also Turpentine and cm, snmgie atain, cioseout small cans paints, assorted colors, each 10c, VISIT our furniture department Dav- enos ana unesterneid sets witn springs throughout, dinette sets, chest of drawers, large stock mat tresses, springs, etc. ROOFING Paper, all sizes and weights aiso ounaing paper, ren paper less than mail order prices, , COMPLETE line of tents, tarpaulins. hay covers and canvas for Irriga tion purposes. Also steel cots and mattresses. CLOSE-Out on heavy work harness. norse collars, paaa ana norse Dian kets. PIPE, large stock of pre-war pipe at pre-war prices Also pipe fittings, pressure pumps, pitcher pumps, cen trifugal and rotary umps, etc. NEW SHIPMENT of copper hot water cons ior your stoves, neais water twice as fast. WOODCHOPPERS Attentionl Large stock of cord wood saws, all sizes; saw mandrels, wedges, sledge ham mers, axes and crosscut saws. ATTENTION, formers'and gardeners we nave in stock au sizes ana mesn of chicken netting, stock fence, barb wire, fence posU, smooth wire stuc co wire nlso chicken house spray ers, wheelbarrows, garden cdltlva tors, spading forks, hoes, rakes, mat tocks and shovels. TOOLS of all kinds, for the carpenter. mecnanic, farmer, logger; ano f-u tools consisting of cockets. ratchets, lug wrenches and speed wrenches HARD TO GET ITEMS Dutch Ovens, Chicken Fryers. Flour sifters, potato ricers. Handles for shovels, pitch and manure forks, pick axes and hammers. Crescent and pipe wrenches, Electric drills. Electric grinders. FLASHLIGHT batteries. all you want at oc each. REMEMBER you always buy for less at inu MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27-29-33 N. Grape St, Medford, Oregon PLIERS Limited Quantity SOLDERING IRON Electric WOOD -LEVELS 1 Level and 1 Plumb HAKD DRILLS DRILL SET Set of 13 Combination Square Hack Saw Blades 3 for 20c WRECKING BAR 12-lnch TOOL BOXES FORCE CUPS 214 SO. RIVERSIDE DENWS CAFE formerly the -Dixie. Fine Foods, PLYWOOD. 3-ply hardwood panels un rationed. Hi-Way Lumber and Farm Supply, Jacksonville highway at city limits. REPLACE your broken window glass New glass Installed while you wait MEDFORD MILLWOKK CO. The Glass House Phone 4113 10th and Grape ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON. Permanent Waving a Specialty. Special on cold waves Phone 2664, 120 N. Central. Air conditioned FOR SALE 2 H P., 3 phase, electric motor. $40. 608 S Riverside. NOW AVAILABLE No. 1 certlerade red cedar shingles. Big Pines Lura- ber Co WE CLEAN RUGS any size, any kind We Jail for and deliver 3 or more 26 S Grape Phone 7244. WANTED Rabbits, any amount, alive or dressed. Phone 2117 Riverside Market COY'S CHICKEN INN Gold Hill. Serving fried cnlcken every day ex- rery 251. cept .Monday. Phone under same management. SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at Riverside Market. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time. Cash and Gas Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph. 3919. 6th and Bartlett No Red Tape When You SeU to US. KEEP your house cooler this summer witn jm kock wool insulation Bat tens Call us tor Information. BIG PINES LUMBER CO. SAVE KED POINTS Buy hens at Kiverside market. WANTED Chickens, any kind, any amount, live or dressed, laying hens or otherwise Phone 2117 Riverside Market EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD ASSORTMENT Rough boards and 2x4 's to 2xl2'a LOW PRICED NO PRIORITY CAMERON-MOFFITT LUMBER CO So Kiverside at Barnett Rd Medford Phone 8462 SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at Riverside Market. LUMBER Lumber - Nails Roofing Dry Flooring and Siding Low Priced No Priority R O STEPHEN SON CO. Court and McAndrews Road . Phone 2000 Medford Once In a lifetime . . . most glrf$ get a JSdSffij A Y Ijlvl diamond. Moke Ihii great event a Wl' VHcv'l SI wurce of lotting pleasure by select trjff 1 vl lng a Genuine Orange Blossom do W7 j Vr slfCXl sign. The choice of bridei for gen- si2 erations, p4M Lawrence's JEWELRY and GIFT SHOP Carrying tha same High Clan Jewelry found In th Best Storei in the largest cities. Moderately Priced. OSc -ik0 79' stohe FLGSH WAX Self Polishing 2.39 O HO STEP LADDERS 5-foot J,29 Doz. 75 c GARMENT BAGS 35-in. Zipper Side 4.29 HOSTESS 35 FOR SALE Beer Parlor. Good loca tion, doing good business. Trlbun Box 147 WANTED SAW MILL HELP We Need Several Men Boilermn$ Gree-nchain Dogger SOUTHERN OREGON SUGAR PINE COMPANY PARTS and SERVICE for all makes ul WASHERS and RKHtlUI-KATOHS YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. Bartlett. Phona 2419 Why lei sizzling days and nights torment you with eting and burn of heat rash, prickly heat, chafe? Check misery with Mex Bana, soothing, medicated f)owdor. Family favorita or itch of minor skin trou bles. Send some overseas. Costs little. Get Moxsana. 7 KEEP IN She's as Lively as a Youngster Now her Backache is better Many sufferers relieve nascEnt? backache quickly, once they discover that the real cause of their trouble may bo tired kidneys. The kidneys are Nature's chief way of tak ing the excess acids and waste out of the blood. They help most people pass about ft pints a dny. When disorder of kidney function permits poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it may cause nosgingbackache, rheumatic pains, leg pains, loss of pop and energy, setting up nights, swelling, pufliness under the eyes, headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning some times shows there is something wrong with your kidneys or bladder. Don't wait! Ask your droggfst for Doaa's rills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully by millions for over 40 years. Doan's give happy relief and will help the IS miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from your blood. Get Doan'a Fills, BEAT ; THE " HEAT GRANDMA HER G H CLOTHES BASKETS OA 27-inch JUnW 3 m mt 12 cakes 93' Ql. 2.75 CLOTHES KAK8S E je 12x20x20Vi ."Tftaaf SILEX BOWLS Pa I e Upper and Lower Cal I Wsf SHOWER CURTAINS 595 5.45 SERVING TRAY 12x24 I 75 Wall Can Openers 9 PHONE 4757
