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Newspaper Page TextFOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday July 23. I94S UNE tdt tha Mill Trlbnna" Dally Bleeps Saturday Published by . Mrwnii DnfMTTNft CO. North Fir St Phona 1141. ROBERT W. BUHL. Editor. rUNEST ft. CILSTRAP, , UliufU, REBB GREY, Advert)iln Mr. PL cTfERGUSON, ManMlnf Editor . nmiitn DirnnV Knnriav Editor OLIVE STARCHER, Boo. Editor CERAUJ LATHAM, Circulation Mr, An Independent Ne wipe per. Kntrd MedJord, Oregon, Marrn eeond date matter at n, unaer Act w 3. 1870. UBSCRIPTION RATES llally and Sunday ona yaar r.7.S0 Daily and Sunday six months 4 00 Dally and Sunday threa moa. 1.10 Daily and Sunday ona month.. .75 By Carrier In Advance Mertford, Ashland, Central Point, Jackson, villa. Gold Hill, Phoenix, Talent, and on motor routes: Dally and Sunday ona year.. .9.00 Dally and Sunday ona month .70 All terms cash In advance. Official Paper of the City of Medtord Official Paper of Jackson County United Press Full Leased Wire MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS In Representative WEST-HOLLIDAY COMPANl, Arfvurtl.tni . De troit, San Francisco, Loe Angeles, Se attle, Portland, St Louis, Atlanta, Vancouver. B. C. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry The state game commission may close the Tillamook forest fire area to deer hunters the coming season. A survey shows most of this year's crop of fawns has perished in the flames. Fur thermore, there is no brush for a movement to lurk behind, and get shot for a deer by a careful hunter. e e e In the Paris trial of Old Mar shal Petain for treason to France the prosecution pictures him as a villain and long time foe of de mocracy, and slick demogogue to boot. He painted himself as aaturated and salivated with no ble virtues, seeking only to save France and aid the Allied vic tory. In his own eyes he was a self-made saint, but not enough of a one to cause any of the nazl outlaws, with whom he associat ed, to join the church. e e e The head of the Associated Hairdressers says the women of the land will be as bald as their hunbands unless they quit tying their hair in a knot on top of their heads. This will serve thorn right for snatching their hus bands that way, some say. e e e DIRE DISTRESS (Press Dltpatch) "That's why many hoodlums are buying ready cash, he said. In many cases, they have be come so hard pressed for mon ey that they have bought 800 in small bills for a $1,0(10 bill. A few have exchanged five 11,000 bills for $4,000 In bills pf small denominations." The OPA rationing is expect d to' end late next year, or soon er, depending on how things look after an analysis of the spring primary vote. see The Dick Phalr boy, Dick, ob served his fifth birthday yes. He starts out a new era in a cowboy et-up, ana expects some day to ride the last horse In a sheriff's posse parade, and sing "Home On the Range." e e The Klwanis club got up be fore breakfast this morning to eat breakfast and were greeted with a lingerie pink dawn. e e e German generals cooped up In Luxcnbourg by the army, pass the time listening to lectures by learned members of the gang. One such discussed the topic: "The War on Weeds." Fighting Canadian thistles might not nt ify the Teutonic lust for hniiio but the human family would be safer and happier. The sadistic tendencies of the Huns might be worked off by exterminating aog-rcnnei instead of an "infer ior race." The weeds will put up a battle and gunranlee a long war previous efforts to conquer them testify. e SNAPPY GI COMBACK (Minneapolis Star-Journal) "A supply officer embark ing on a food conservation pro gram at his Pacific outpost, hung a large sign over the chow line which rend: "Our Food Will Win the War." Next day the sign enmc down. Some OI way had written on It, 'Yeah, but how are you going to get the enemy to eat here.' " e e e Royal Brown of the E. Pt. Browns li back from the metrop olis where he saw the Beavers Play ball until exhausted. An old ball player himself, he stntr-ri at times they played like he would now, and at other times like he did 63 years ago. He watched one aged pitcher per form and the next day his rheu matism came back to his right arm. Merely Historical Fact How times do change ! Less than nine months ago this country was nearing the close of an exciting mid-war "political campaign, and the theme song of that campaign was an old and familiar one, to wit: "Don't change horses In the middle of a stream!" Yes, that phrase in one way or another, was the chief battle ciy, and there is no doubt, whatever, that that plea iterated and reiterated was the fundamental cause of the late President Roosevelt's overwhelming victory. K ' ' THIS fact has been brought vividly to our attention 4 in glancing over the files of last fall, when the editorial eye struck a quotation from an article by the fluent and sapient Dorothy Thompson of which the following is an extract: "The charge that the supporters of President Roosevelt for a fourth term are maintaining this war is a partisan one has not been sustained. Party is not involved. No one is urging the electorate to return the Democratic party to power, but only the Commander-in-Chief of the army and navy at a very critical stage of an all-out conflict. No one denies this war Is being fought as valiantly by Republicans as by Demo crats, but also no one should deny that the successful outcome of the war transcends all other considerations. Nothing would so cripple the progress of that war, or so hearten the forces n UitlM nnl U!-nUlln a. uiafJ thai Iho nonnla nf Ka TTnitost Mtmit States had discharged their war leader and repudiated his war 0ClO(5r)M$Em leadership!" PUstlSKiERJSOjyiATIOII It was this denartmnnt's contention at the time that I the war was not an issue, that the war was running in high, under excellent professional guidance both at home and abroad, had achieved such momentum it would go on to a successful conclusion whether Pres ident Roosevelt was re-elected, or was not. In the same issue, in fact, we quoted Governor Dewey's pledge regarding the war, and made what we thought at the time was a fairly strong case for voting AGAINST a fourth term at the approaching election. e e e e e THE people of Jackson county so voted in fact. But the people of the state and the country did not emphatically not, to the tune of A6z to i)9 electoral votes! Now we .have no wish to call up unpleasant memories, or rehash the late and lamented presiden tial campaign or indulge over much in that irritating refrain "We told you so!" But, we hope we may be pardoned for pointing to a rather obvious fact today, namely, that Miss l nomp son, as far as her contention regarding the indispens ible leadership of one man in World War No. II is concerned has not beeif sustained Dy events. e e e e e DY a sad and tragic stroke of fate, the American - Commandei-in-Chief was struck down only 90 days after taking office. A decided political change m the administration has taken place since then. If as Miss Thompson contended only the individual NOT the party was the vital factor m the nationa situation then the condition that the distinguished commentator declared would so cripple the war effort and hearten the enemy, did take place, but with none of the dire consequences she predicted. A MONTH after the President's untimely death Ger " many collapsed. Today Japan is being given the most teirific punish ment a modern nation, has probably ever endured. She isn't "out" as yet but she can't ward off the inevit able for long. The war is going better in all theatres than ever be fore ! THE point we wish to make is simply this, and noth- It is plain now that the slogan that did more than anything else to re-elect President Koosevelt for a fourth term "Don't change horses in the middle of a stream" has not been sustained by subsequent events, and in retrospect must be recorded on the scroll of political history as an appealing but a phoney one. Time may show the loss of Franklin Delano Roose velt at such a critical time in world history, was a tragic and costly one, particularly in the direction of social and political reform, but not in the direction so often pointed out in the campaign that of the effec tive prosecution of the war. R.W.R. The First Hair Cut Something about it tugs at the heart strings. Such a little feller to be sitting there on the big barber's throne waiting for the ruthless shears to clip off the hair. Not that it's the first time the very young man has had his locks clipped. Usually Mother or Father have done some shearing of the lamb before he goes to a-real barber's shop. But the first honest-to-goodness hair cut is a major event. In a sense it's the end of the first period of life; it is also the beginning of man's estate. No! wonder a five-year old man squirms and turns, wiggles and twists on the dinky little seat hung be- tween the two arms of the chair. Perhaps something j tells him that this is a turning point in his career. ! Its hard on Mother, lies been her baby, but, when a boy starts going to the barber shop, he's on the way to manhood. Many and mysterious arc the steps from childhood to adult life and high on the list in importance are the first hairs cut at the i barber's. St. Louis Star-Times. i Flight o' Time Medford and Jackson Co. His tory from the files of the Mail Tribune 10. 20 and 34 ran BOO. rem SALE Extra rlee New Hamp. I MOTOR SCOOTER WANTED Ray I shire pullets, 4 moa. old. Phone' .... ..uiei crater. ! sl.5Bforjrlce. LocAtioN , rAi-nimij. l.catiau ana SHlKFinii, complete service. City Transfer atoragc. pnone 4604, 38 s. rir 5t. FURNITURE STORAGE Complete modern service, special lockers. Ph. 2888 Davis Transfer Si Storage Co., 4u a. rir at. TEN YEARS AGO July 25, 1935 (It was Thursday) Many affidavits protesting par- aon lor u. a, Banks, local agita tor and former orchardlst serv ing life for murder filed. Unsettled, degrees. High 88, low Wiley Post and Will Rogers humorist, leave on plane flight to Moscow from Seattle. Proposal that CCC enrollees be placed under military discipline Drings protests from nation, Cong. Ham Fish of New York lo visit state in fall. Rogue river fishing very un- sansiaciory, sportsmen report. TWENTY YEARS AGO July 25, 1925 (It was Saturday) Dry leader of Illinois indicted lor conspiracy to violate Vol aieaa act. High 86, low 49 de- Cloudy. grees. jviaoie Normand, movie act ress, passes through valley, Copco team to olav Eaele ruini Tomorrow, Sen. Norris of Nebraska de. Clares President Coolidge "is re actionary." THIRTY-FOUR YEARS AGO July 25. 1911 (It was Tuesday) Moroccoan situation threatens war in Europe. Britain and France opposed to any German control. Premier Llovd Georee aenes tne Kaiser. Valley hit by high wind but damage to pears light. Huckleberries d 1 e n t i f u 1 in union Creek district, with many campers. WEATHER Northern California: Clear to day, tonight and Thursday, but local togs on coast; high tern peratures over the interior: mod erate nortnwest winds off coast, . MOORE BUYS STORE Ashland, July 25 Jacks' Fixit onop, owned by Lewis H. and tydia E. Jacks since April, 1921 nss Been sold to Herb Moore, i ne saie went into effect July 18, Daily Weather Report . FORECASTS mearnrcl and vicinity: Continued v..-, llu wMini lonigiH and Thursday, Oregon: Clear tonight and Thursday 7 i 'day. Moderate northwest LOCAL DATA u, r " yrm today; Highest 1)4; Lowest 3. Total monthly precipitation: Trace. ucnciency ror the month: .28 Inches, i ?ICoCGP,",Jon "nce September Ext-ens for the season: 3 73 inches. n.inm. iiunuauv at n :n n m wuaj. ou .v, o.iW a. m. today: 82r, Tomorrow Boise . Boston Chicago Denver Eureka Havre Los Angeles Bedford New York .... Omaha Phoenix .. Portland neno i n. High Low Pi ... 117 Roseburg Salt Lake Cltv San Frnnclsco . Seattle Spokane Washington, D. C. Yakima 70 OB .. 8!) 67 .. 04 .. 00 - mi .. 81 ..101 ..108 .. 87 .. 0.1 .. 88 .. 05 .. 88 . 84 . 01 84 03 62 72 60 sn 73 6.1 57 69 71 63 6.1 4 96 62 SI 62 66 70 59 Too Late to Classify CLOSING TIME FOR SUNDAY WANT ADS 4 P. M. SATURDAY Due to tha larjr volum of Sun dfty Want Ads w find It necei Mry to move tha clomnf Urn up to 4 p m on S turd a v. PLEASE REMEMBER! FOR SALE 40 Acre, 7 mi lei from Medford, 2 -room cabin, and spring. ONE 3-plece Mctioifal davenport. pr war. fully apringed. Phone 3473. FOR SALE Late 1043 Falrchild plane, all relicemed C A A, 300 hour aince major overhaul. Low price. Phone 7346, Flight Officer F. W. Snider. FOR SALE Old growth teasoned 7 ft. cedar posts. Also 8 ft. and 0 ft. Ce dar corner posts. Sea Carold J. Far- Ker, oiu b. uemrai W A NTED For business. Tribune Box 2995. small FOR SALE 1939 D-40 logging iruck and Page dual trailer, rubber fair, ready to go to work, 12000. under renin (t. begeosenman. Shady Cove, ACREAGES TA((f 38 Acres, 9 irrigated, fanr ily orchard, free soil. nouse. insula tea irutt nouse. One Acre, Irrigated, room modern home, ear- sue. small barn, free soil, iiose in. frJOTA One Acre, Irrigated, yTtyvr room modern, small barn, 23 Acre Irrigated, 6-room u7lvUv modern, large dairy barn, 4iii til aariae ihlrLrari house, 7 acres clover seed. 11 cows, 8 heifers, some calves. ffCCflrt ll Acre, new modern cjUfJUU home, barn, chicken house, oumne ciiv iimns. ff 7Cfl Seven Acres, 2'j irrigated ri'l JU 4 -room modern home j small Vain oaraa fruit room, tree soil. RANCHES i 172 Acres, 13 irrigated free irrigation, 8 -room nome. circulating fire place, barn, chicken house, wood shed, garage, 10 cows, tractor and all farm equipment. I dou Acres, oa irrigated free, water dated 1871 3300 acres free erazin. lano. 0-room modern, leu ton na barn, feed barn, chicken house, cabins. (MO AAA 40 Acres, 30 irrigated, 010vUU New Grade A Dairy ltai-n Rn fnn hnti hirn chicken house xaraee. 5 -room mod ern home not completed. 20 Jersey cows, one Jersey bull, 16 young jersey neners. ah iarm equipment, almost new. milking machine, 2 unit. separator. CITY ffOAA Five-room modem home. J) J I UU lot 60 x 120. full concrete water neater. Central Point Dist PO AAA Four-room modern, lot 30UUU 180 x no House electri- 1 1 v tioatorl C-orHsan THOMAS J. HIGHT, Realtor 20 South Central Phone S307 Medford. Oregon $11,000- $20,000" FOR SALE Five acres of good land- witn good nouse. Darns ana cnicxen nouse. near central roim. GOOD modern 2-bedroom home, with 3 small houses on adjoining lot, all rented, will sell separate or at unit. BUSINESS Building in-Central Point witn living quarters. CONFECTIONERY STORE Com. plete with all fixtures doing .nice business, and could be increased with more help. Low rent. Priced to sen. WE HAVE Large and Small Farms, stores. Filling stations, Auto camps and Business Buildings In and near Medtord. C. H. WILLIAMSON, Salesman HAROLD BROWN AGENCY 123 E. Main Phone 3446 FOR SALE Cucumbers tor pickling, 424 runs. FOR SALE Apricots 5c. You pick, Bring containers. J, r. cook, RU 4, Box 18. Lone Pine School road. NOTICK If it's a oaint sorav gun you want to rent, we have it for S2.no per day. If it s the best quality paint or shingle stain, wc have that too, in any amount. LLEVER HARDWARE CO. Phone 3231 WANTED Girl or woman" to care for children, ages 2 and 9 in country home Good salary, call Mrs. Good- fell at Trail 1404, reverse cnarges. SLEEPING'- Room for two. 60 Rose. FOR SALE Hardwood'"dlnettc Vet, leather dbck and seat, ph. 4PZO, FOR SALE Nearly new circulating wood neater, bed and coll springs. ljirgt! oak rocker. 2 dressers, mail box, garden tools and fruit jars. 118 Kenwood Ave. COMFORTABLE sleeping rooms, $3. Also completely furnished house- keeo nr room for sentleman. 1109 w Main. EXCHANGE of burned-out Generators for heavy-duty rewinds from largest stock. Sever! n Electric Signal Serv ice Station. 1303 N. Riverside. FOR SLE lVt"b Montgomery nira raaio, rcconauionea, o. in. 2044. FOR SALE Atwater-Kent 7-tube cab- inet radio. 30. Cabin 23. PMpps. CARNIVAL!!! July 27. 8:00 o'clock. Phoenix Grange Hall by Juvlnele Lodce. Wanted Maid Apply to Mrs. at Hotel Davis. Medford. WANTED Washing and ironing. FOR SALE Stlnbell piano" Ph. 3896. HOUSE for sale by owner. Six r'oom lots pnone mid. FOR TRXDE 194T"Dodge Luxury Liner (.nupe for 2 seated 1940, '41 Ashland. top. 42 770 Manranita St FOR SALE Office desk, flat wool rug, 9 x 12. Phone 2569. WANTED Late model PickuiT P Ion. Also light sedan. Phone 2369. WANTED TO LET ContrarniaiilTnT. 220 m it. nrutRe tlmhers, 608 S. Newtown or phone 2369. fern Sale Pups. 637 s. II oil v. GUARANTEED AVTO PAINTINC STEAM CLFAN1NG AND SIMON 1 7.1 NG MITCHELL PAINT SHOP 608 S. Riverside QR SALE Sawmill 13.000 feet per day, capacity on mgmvay lui at Brooking. Oregon. Diesel and etec tric Dower. Plenty of timber. Mill now Tawing. Write Wlllard Lumber Co.. Brookings. Oregon. Box 24. WILL TRADE for Cflttle or Hogs 1336 long-wneei oase. 2-ton uodge irucK. new motor, good pre-war tire, 14 ft. flat or stock rack. See Mr. Mead at Midway Auction Yards or Phone 4193 Medford EXTRA good Guernsey, second calf, milch cow. frenh in 4 or 9 days. Rt. 1, Box 128. South Columbus, off Stewart. NlNE.itoOM House. Beautiful grounds suitable for apartment. 308 N. Main, AnhlancL YELLOW TRANSPARENT Apples 7c lb. 819 Park, after 6:30 p. ni. SMALL Business Wanted. Must stand investigation and price right. Tri . bune Box 2994. FOR SALE Guernsey cow, freshen in a tew days. Gebhard, 'i mile N. of la it Bear Creek bridge. Central Point. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE . SPECIALS A NEW SHIPMENT of new wood cir culating heaters, white enameled rmngv ana irasn ourners. Also au tomatic gas and electric water heat- ouy ow wniie stock is com piete. Extra Special: Laundry trays, 110.73; lawn rakes 65c; can upr-neri, iuc ncn bleeping Baas. virgin wool at 811.93; fresh lOOJ of flashlight batteries 'at 3c; locks 50c each; t S4.4B- nH. flour sifters at JOc. ATf'"ON LOGGERS AND TRUCK jr LRo stock of used shovels "17 iac f B"' Ties at 14.78 X 2J'nai.n twine. Hay pulleys, and Itf nce Fork' Neings Fine Assortment of Luggage, conslst ,9vernfh BaK- Pullman in . i i ,p AJl' matched Lug. gage and Lockers. Just arrived, Garden Sprinklers. Gal. "unuT"' MIlk pMi' Cream M iii; D-lv .-i ill i' a cans, iinn o- 3A1incn ."nd Inch Irriga- .. . .rv, mtu riyu C1DOWS. PA1?T?P c,olol- l8 Turpentine and ... t....MB.t oiam, cioseout small " paints, assorted colors, each VISIT our furniture department. Dav- mm ineieruejd sets with -I" Mint, wirougnour. dinette f chest of drawers, large stock mat ROOFING Paper, all sizes and weights also building paper Felt paper less " W MC ill 11CB. tuim-LBTB une of tents, tarpaulins. . niiu vttiivas ior irriga tion purposes. Also steel cots and mattresses. CLOSE-Out on heavy work harness. keta pads ana horse blan- PIPE, large stock of nre-war Bin t pre-war prices Also pipe fittings, pressure pumps, pitcher pumps, cen trifugal and rotary umps. etc. WOODCHOPPERS Attention! Large iocjc or cord wood saws, all sizes; saw mandrels, wedges, sledge ham mers, axes and crosscut aaws. ATJENTION. farmers and gardeners . ir. In oil sizes and mesh of chicken netting, stock fence, barb wire, fence post., smooth wire stuc co wire; also chicken house spray ers, wheelbarrows, garden cultiva tors, spading forks, hoes, rakes, mat- ! tocka and shovels. TOOLS of all kinds, for the carpenter. ..j-.MiniL, it.rmer, logger; aiso P-C tools consisting of sockets, ratchets, lug wrenches and speed wrenches DUTCH OVENS. Chicken Frvem. Potato ricers, Handles for shovels, pitch and manure forks, pick axes and hammers. Crescent and pipe wrenches. Electric drills, Electric grinders. REMEMBER you alwaya buy for less MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27-29-33 N. Grape St. Medford, Oregon ron SAT Kerfs "Y" Cafe. June tion of Highways 97 and 99. Weed Calif. Fully eouipped. Gas and elec tric ranee, excellent refriceration Going business. Selling because of illnesi. contact owner, w. J. iwhb, Box 424. or Phcne 323, wed, cam OUTSIDE PERMENTO WHITE pow der Daint la casein bound, inexpen sive, exterior water paint with fire resisting, weather resisting and sani tary qualities. You may use it on barns, chicken nouses, fences, etc. We also have an inside white cold waier paint in powder form to use on innae wood, metai. concrete, ana plastered surfaces. Your bnerwin Williams Paint Store. Hubbard Bros, Inc.. Main and Riverside. Ph. 2189. Dresses, Bonnets, Sleeveless Shirts, PINAFORES, Sun Boys' Sun Suits, Anklets. TINY TOTS SHOP Room 326 Medford Bldg. iPO C A A Six-room modern house, tjJJUU breakfast room, screened porch, corner lot lOOxlou, chicken house. Close to town. (PiOTA Four-room modern house, 3ixi7V cement foundation, shingle root, wooasnea, garage, lawn, picket fence, shade, circulat ing heater, hardwood floors in house, lot 30 x 180. Piped for gas, wired for electric stove. ' CM7Cft Tnree acres on Bear Creek, Jil 4-room house. All furni- T ture, cow, calf, chickens, pressure system, laundry trays, bees, sprinkler system, close to town. tPQOAA Five-room modern house, uuLMu 2 bedrooms. breakfast nintr nil now v Hiiilt gnr. age, woodshed, city water, sewage, near Talent. P 0 1 C A Five-room modern house. ijJidiJ except lavatory, cement iouna Jiiuii. sningie rout. deep encased well, lawn, new conk stove and tank, floor coverings, city water ana sewage. Close to laieni If1 A 1 C A Two acres irrigated lr v iuU clover, new 3-room house. cnrinpn nnrnh hoih rnm. Jtlete except tub, kitchen range, enced and. cross-fenced. C7AAA Four acres, 3 acres lrrt- OilUU (lated. 5-room modern dry travs. barn 3 stanchions, part- cement floor, 10 ton hay capacity. cmcKen nouse, garage, oricK cooler, herri"s. fruit, almonds. FFA Four acres irrigated La- OU I uv dino, garden, fruit trees. hardwood floors Venetian blinds. 2 bedrcoms, service porch, double garage, woodshed, nice barn, 99 Highway frontage. Seven acres irrigated, free soil. 4 acres alfalfa, bal- garden. fruit, year creek through place. 5-room modern house, pres sure system, electric water heater, 2-bedrooms, service porch, 2 barns, doubJ garage. This is a good pro ducing place. ?jIOCA 'a acres, near Central 04JU Point, 2- acres, alfalfa 4-room house with shower bath, fruit cellar, barn, several good chicken houses, garage, city water. . Five acres on 99 nigbway, 4 'i miles of Medford, Bear Creek, through place some business buildings, good cot tage court site, corner parcel. y Acres, acres paia up irrigation, lotus and clover, grain land for balance. Alt under cultivation, 6 room modern house, elec. pressure svstem, good barn, and chicken house, a good tractor and all farm equipment goes. Close to Medford. waie, Bii equipment., new gas stove, new water heater, new gas grill, cool er show-case. 3-room modern living quarters in rear. SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO. Medford Grants Pass Next to Bruce Bauer on South Riverside Phone 3390 P. O. Box 608 7000" some bu tage cou 510,500" balance room n system, house, i equlpm $2500 RATSTNO FRIERSt Try Monarph (Branu Broiler and Frier Mash- S3 85 cwt Monarch Seed Co KEKP your hquse cooler this summe? with JM Rock Wool insulation Bat tens Call us tor information. BIG PINES LUMBER. CO. SAVE KED POINTS BuTTijnTlS Riverside Market " WE CLEAN RUGS any size, any kmt We call for and deliver 3 or mora! 26 S Crape Phone 7244. WANTED SAW MILL HELP We Need Several Man Boilerman Greene hata Dogger SOUTHERN OREGON SUGAR PINE COMPANY EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD ASSORTMENT .Rough boards and 2x4 'a to 2xl2'i LOW PRICED NO PRIORITY CAMERON-MOFF1TT LUMBER CO. So Riverside at Barnett Rd. Medtord Phone 0462 WANTED Rabbits, any amount, alive. or areasea. mono ail, mverside Market. WANTED ChlcKens. any kind, any amount, live or dressed, laying hens or otherwise. Phone 2117. Riverside Market. SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at tiiversiaa niarKei. Poor Digestion? Headachy? oa Sour or Upset? oa Tired-Listless? Do you feel headachy and unset due to poorlv digested food? To feel cheerful and liannv ncam vntir Inmi mim ka digested properly. Kachday. Nature must produce about two pints of a vital digestive juice to help digest your food. If Nature fails. uur luuu may remain unaigestea wing you headachy and irritable. Therefore, vou must incrpann tiw flnw of this digestive juice. Carter's Unlet Liver Pills increase this flow quickly often in as little as HQ minutes. And you're on the road to feeling better. Don't depend on artificial aids to counteract indigestion when Carter's Little L,iver nils aid digestion after Na ture's own order. Tako Carter's Little Liver Pills as directed. Get them at anv drugstore. Only 25. LIVESTOCK AUCTION every Sat 5f y V.. UIC OHIfl f a vii ion. Phoenix. Ore We will sell 16 head of Reg! iiV iI if ; ' incIudin8 3 year um ui jnoumcresi Dreed ing. iXrir.l.Jiulia' neMprs 1 sows, close springers or calves at ain. id herd of Shorthorn-Guernsev dairv i -T i eTC onorinorn Dull. Also we have a heavy run of dairv. butcher and stocker cattle. Our regular buyers can absorb any amount of livestock at the highest market nr pf SOUTHERN OREGON LIVESTOCK e-lUV. 1 IUI1 LUhlfANY Live Sellers of Livestock1 iFo1, Dudley, Auctioneer Phone 6223 Medford. Ore. Itfl 0 Acres y JU river, on the Rogue rnnmt mnHarr. larffK ham mnA u...u' Ings. Land all Irrigated with plenty pf 'ree water. AM level and no waste land. One of the finest pieces of on the Rogue. Owing to the 1(1 CAA sveral small 10 to 12 Vlv.UVU ""e ranches with IrrL ..u. juiin, dui are as line a prop- ley ine BEN R. COOPER, Broker CHARLES Rt.ircc 323 N. Riverside ' Phone 7337 MIDWAY AUCTION YARDS Sale. Thursday, July 26th nice hunch ni fat link. c,...i head of butcher tvn mttlo hn iiivci. ni vauic ana nogs sold by the pound, over our scales. In the miscellaneous 2 easv chair, i h veno. 2 bedsteads and lnnir.nrinD ..... . a r9SC?, , UIWMT, HOOT ISmPS, I in electric drill (like newt and lots of other useful articles. W. J. "Rill" BrflV. AllftlnnMr M A Mend. Clerk. P. S. Don't forget the Saddle Horse Sale. Sarurrinv nivht at 7.30 p. m WANTED Driver and Salesman. Medford Fuel Co. NOTICE If you are bothered with Termites, phone 3413, Pacific Seed & Feed. TTOR RENT Individual furniture stor- age lockers. Fabers' Warehouse, Dial AA9 nr 72)1. MILK PAILS, cow halters, bell straps, strainjrs, filter discs, strainer pads. Monaich Seed & Feed Co. DAIRV RANCH ONE of the finest Dairy Ranches In me Yiue.v, B4 v acres all under cul tivation, mostly alfalfa and clover. This plat'e is fully stocked and eauinoed Milk rnuto ihnmin cellent income. Place i ovont.nn. ally well improved with fine home, tenant house, and barns. Herd con sists of 43 head of Guernseys, 28 of wim-n are registered, bee us for furthei details. SPENCER-BAGLEY AGENCY 102 West Main St. Phone 2078 or 6802 FOR SALE Walnut buffet and cabi- net. Phone 2683. WANTED Local bookkeeper for per manent position. Some experience in accounts receivable desired. Call Bear Creek Orchards 2161. MAN WANTED For work in ware- house, steady employment to right man. prefer man with grain han dling experience. Good wages. Mon- arcn reca t reea to. WANTED Two becroom furnished nouse by Aug. 1st for couple and baby Permanent. Box 132 Tribune. T.S P. makes hard water soft" as silk", Ask us about It. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. BLACKHEAD in turkeys can be con trolled with Phenothiazine. Feed it regular intervals mixed with mash. Monarch Seed A Feed Co. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON. Permanent Waving a Specialty. Special on cold waves Phone 2664, 120 N. Central Air conditioned NOW AVAILABLE No rea ceaar sntngies ber Co. certltrmrla Big Pines Lurn- PROMPT SERVICE REASONABLE RATES ON MOVING VAN SERVICE nnouiwn PRATING I oTnonr.F DISTRIBUTION UOCAl CARTAGE CALL US WHEN YOU NEED ANY OF THESE SERVICES 703 NORTH CENTRAL Phone 7104 . COY'S CHICKEN INN Cold Hill Serving fried cnleker. every dav ex-' cepl Monday Phone 231. Cnder same manaeement. SAVE FED POINTS' Buy hens at nivcisiqe piarKei. CASH rN A FT.ASH FOR YOUR CAR 'Save Time. Cash and Caa Call Automobile Market, rriendly Medford Dealer. 'h 3919 lh and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to US. LUMBER Lumber . Nail, . Roofinf Dry Flooring and Siding Low Priced No Priority R O STEPHENSON CO Coitrt and McAndreus Road Phone 2000 Medford Turn Your 1942 or IS4I Car Into CASH! SEE HUMPHREY NOW to TRADE, BUY or SELL HUMPHREY ' MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Ave. Be ure your fire is complete ly out before leaving it Ven for a short time. Watch all fires. Keep Oregon Greco, DEMPSEY TO PEARL. New York, July 25 (UP.) Cmdr. Jack Dempsey of the Coast Guard, former heavy, weight boxing champion, left Shcepshearl Bay. N. Y., today for Pearl Harbor where he will serve as morale officer for tiie central Pacific area. Dempsey had held a similar position at the Shccpshcad Bay station. ' FOE SALE ONE COMPLETE SAWMILL BLOWER SYSTEM 40 hp., 1800 RPM, 440 volt motor One 45-inch fan and extrance cone Approximately 180 feet of 19-inch discharge pipe. f One 5-inch separator. TO BE SOLD AS A UNIT ONLY ALSO one 8-saw foot operated trimmer. ROGUE RIVER LUMBER Rogue River, Oregon . . . Phone Rogue River S NOTICE S8 EMPLOYEES Registration for All Packing House and Cold Storage Employes Will Start Monday, July 3 Applications for Packing School Will Be Received Until SATURDAY, July 28 SOUTHERN OREGON SALES, Inc. TELEPHONE 2244