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LOCAL and nil. Ktnlim -. A red bicvcle belonging to Kenneth Nelson, 408 Beatty street, was reported to local police yesterday as etolen from in front of a local theater. Building P.rmlt H. E. Weber, 1510 West Main street, applied ior a permit Saturday, at the office of the oity superinten dent, to erect a chicken house at S cost of $20. Blanket! Stolen Mrs. H- D. Pyle, 838 Dakota avenue, report ed to local police today the theft of two Indian blankets and a pillow from her car which was parked on the street in front of her home- ... Vacationing Mrs. John Jen sen is spending the week at her home, 508 Park avenue while on ' a week's leave from her duties as clerk for school district No. 49 at the city school superin tendent's office. . Broiheri Meet Meeting for the first time in four years, Warren and Dick Magan recent'y met on the island of Okinawa, according to word received here. Warren is serving in the First Marine corps, and his brother is in the Fifth Air force. ... Navy Mothers Meeting Mem bers of the Navy Mothers club will meet Tuesday at 10 a. m. at the Girls' Community club. Originally scheduled for Aug. 17, the meeting was moved up to accommodate those who plan to work in the fruit harvest later in the month. Those at tending are asked to bring afghan squares. ... Applegate Leaves First Lt. Donald W. Applegate left last week to report for duty Aug. 14 at Santa Monica, Calif. The son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Apple gate, 518 Palm street, Applegate was last pilot of a fortress in the 15th air force. He was a Ger man prisoner of war for 13 months, and on his release April 29 was returned to this country for a 60 day furlough. Apple gate holds the bronze star, air medal and oak leaf cluster. ... Fierling Commissioned Word has been received by Mr- and Mrs. Chauncey P. Fierling of Ashland, that their son, Gerald Wayne, 20, was commissioned a second lieutenant in June, after attending o f f i c e r s' candidate school at Fontaineblcau, France in an old castle home once occu. pied by Henry III, IV and Napo. leon. Lt. Fierling has been in the army two years, and was trained at Camp Haan, Calif., and Camp Carson, Colo., before going overseas in August, 1944 During combat in Germany, he served with sniper and anti-aircraft units, and is now in Bay. reuth, Germany, with a rein forcement company. The Fier ling family came here thiee years ago from Nampa, Ida., and the lieuteanant s wife, the form. er Margie Yarnell and five month old daughter, Sandra Kaye, live at Talent- DR. A. R. HEDUtS Chiropractic It Naturopathic Physician 12S E. Main Dial 3170 A CURE Many people are greatly pleased upon hearing a Latin name for their physical ailment. The same ailment may result from different primary causes. It is not the ailment that is to be treated. It is the individual patient that is to be considered. The condition that has allowed the ailment to manifest must be eradicated. Every doctor knows what ought to be done. But Unite an authority has said: "Will he search out the predis posing and. it may be, the excit ing cause and in.ist on its re moval? Disease from any cause is increased by an impaired state of the nervous system, and if we Vould have Nature seek a cure .'e must not only abandon its cause but abstain from every other violation of her laws, that she may be in the best possible state to war with disease." Ifttlrij r: lAutr r .v ' e I . ELECTRIC FRIGERATORS In the Larger Sizes Only NO PRIORITY NECESSARY It ELECTRIC 131 West Main PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday 8:30 p. m Pythian club pot luck supper, Girls' Community club. Husbands and uests in vited. Hostesses, Mrs. Delia Wal kins and Mrs. Florence Siegel. 8:00 p. m. Past Presidents' club of D.A-V. auxiliary, home of Mrs. Harvey Cassman, Cen tral Point. Wednesday 1:30 p. m. Mistletoe club will entertain Grants Pass Royal Neighbors, dessert luncheon, Girls' Community club. Jossie Grantham, hostess. From Camp Beale Sgt. Ken neth Anthony, stationed with the service command at Camp Beale, Calif., is on furlough in the city visiting his wife and children at their home, 37 Quince street. He will leave next Tuesday to re port back to the camp. ... Bryant On Furlough Pfc. George Bryant is visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bryant, at the family home, 1312 Reddy avenue, on furlough from Ft. Riley, Kan. Bryant, a graduate of Medford high school, will be in the city until the end of next week. ... From Portland Mrs. L. E. Dickson arrived Sunday from Portland to visit for two weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs. Edward C. Root, on Jacksonville highway, and another sister and brother, Mrs. Edna Pursel, and Arthur M. Putney, 518 Plum street. ... Invited to Picnic AH former residents of Kansas and their friends are invited to attend the Southern Oregon Kansas club picnic to be held in Deer Creek park in Roseburg, Aug. 12, ac cording to James Vowell, secre tary of the group. Pot luck lun cheon will be served at noon, ... Ferris Home TSgt. Cleve N. Ferris arrived home Wednesday from Camp Gruber, Okla., to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ferris, 526 Palm street. Sgt. Ferris graduated in June from the meteorology school at Ft. Sill, Okla., and is now in structor of that subject at Camp Gruber. He will be in the city until next Monday. ... Sergeant Home TSgt. Rob ert M. Tuttle, son of Mr. and, Mrs. Shelby M. Tuttle, 232 Val ley View drive, is spending a 30 day furlough with his parents following his recent arrival in the U. S. from Saipan, in the South Pacific. Sgt. Tuttle has been stationed in that theater for the past nine months with the the 20th air force. ... Son Born News of the birth of a boy, their first child, to Mr. and Mrs. Willard Eberhart of Seattle, has been received here by Mrs. Eberhart's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gilstrap, 35 Geneva street. The child was born at 11:15 p. m. Saturday Aug. 4- Mrs. Eberhart is the former Ernestine Gilstrap. Mr. Eberhart was formerly managing editor of the Ashland Daily Tid ings, and is now with the United Press Association as manager of the Seattle bureau. ... Receives Award Pfc. Wil liam W. Croucher, 20. soij of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Croucher, route 2, was recently awarded the combat infantryman's badge and good conduct medal while serving with an infantry regi ment engaged in mopping up op erations against the remnants of Japanese forces on a West Pa cific outpost, according to word from his headquarters. Croucher was a truck driver prior to his induction at Ft. Lewis, Wash in March, 1944. He received bas ic training at Camp Roberts, Calif., and left for overseas duty in December, 1944. He also holds the Asiatic-Pacific theatre rib bon and the bronze battle star. FIVE DIE IN FIRE Detroit, Aug. 6 (U.R) Two children and three aged women were dead today following a fire and explosion at the Evangelical home for orphans and old peo ple. More than 200 others, ap proximately 125 of them chil dren, escaped from the burning building last night. The United States has made an agreement with Argentina for the purchase of exportable sur plus vegetable oil seeds, flax seed, linseed oil and linseed meal In return for fuel oil. SERVICE Phone 2751 AWARD OF MEDAL Posthumous award of the bronze star to Charles J. Wil liams, route 1, box 550C, for his son," Marshall K. Williams, tech nician fifth grade, who was kill ed in action in Germany March 23, 1945, was made this morning by Col. John R. Young in his office at post headquarters, Camp White. Williams was graduated from Medford high school with the class of 1941, and, until his en listment in he army in 1942, worked at Camp White. He had been overseas since February, 1943. 'His body was buried in France, according to report. The citation accompanying the award states: "For heroic achievement in combat on March 23. 1945, in Germany. T5 Williams was driving an armored car entering the city as the advance element of his platoon, when he suddenly en countered an enemy group of ap proximately company strength. While the gunner sprayed the street with his machine gun, T5 Williams drove his car into the midst of the hostile group, un til he was suddenly stopped when the enemy pushed a wa gon across his path and a ba zooka shell hit his vehicle and killed him instantly. By his dar ing and aggressive action, T5 Williams assisted in preventing the defense of a town." Court Records Justice Court Fred Cook, Arthur M Backes, Raymond H. Morris, Jacob G. Dye. George E. Elrod, Walter D. piumley, Jr., and William L McDonald cited for truck overload-Fred W. Hale, no muffler, $1 and costs. Gene T. Thompson, no tail light,.$l and costs; one headlight, $3 and costs. Castillo A. Legunes, Rodriqi-es A. Rojas. intoxicated on public highway, 30 days suspended sentence and court costs. Lila F. Harris, failure to drive on right side of highway, cited. Everett L. Hagebush, Loris G McVay, no tail light, cited. Harold Davidson, assault and battery, $10 and costs. Arthur M. Backes, combina tion overload, $10-50 and costs. Harry R. Farnsworth, viola tion of basic rule, cited- Warren J. Davis, no operator's license, cited. Joseph Lake, violation of basic rule, no operator s license, cited, Police Court Leroy Johnston, Daniel B. Al varez, drunk, released on $10 bail. James William Clark, June O'Neil, drunk, released on bail. Charles H. McDougall, drunk jailed. Livestock Portland. Ore. Auk 6 (UP) Live. stock, cattle ulable 2100 calves 33. mantel active, steady to strong, me dium to good grass steers gib. 75-17; common-medium heifers $10-14.00; good hellers $19 00; canner-cutter cows b.75-9; beef cows $11-12 50; sausage bulls $9.50-11; food beef bulls, $11.75-1X30; good-choice vealers $14- 15.00. Hogs 125, market steady, barrows and gilts $15.75, sows $15 00; choice 50-lb feeder pigs $2200; heavier weights $iy.50. isneep, 2000, market active, prices 25-50 cents lower, but slaughter coats 5U-75 cents higher considering chang ed subsidy; medium-good spring lam us $12-12.50; good-choice $13 00; extreme top $lj 75, common grades $10 OU; good ewes $5.75-6. South San Francisco, Aug. (UP) (USDAj Cattle 6 (0. Active, steady to 35c higher. Two fed loads oltered. Me dium to good steers $14-16, Package grass haters $14.25. Medium to good range cows $12.50-14; latter b pounds average. Common to medium cows $10-12; tanners and cutters $7-9. Calves 200. Fully steady. Choice grades scarce. Around five loads me dium to good oftered, mostly $13-14.75. Hogs so. Barrows and gilts firm, top $i5-i5. Large good sows $15. Sheep 3,400. Includes ,7UU hold overs. Wooled lambs limited. Largely miscellaneous classes of sheared lambs, yearling- and ewes. Under tone weak to 30c lower. Tacker 3 cent subsidy withdrawn. Chicago. Aug. 6 (U.R WFA Livestock: Hogs 4.000; active, fully steady, good aid choice barrows and gilts 140 lbs , and up at $14 75 ceiling, good and choice sows at $14 00. Cattle 15.000 Calves: 800. Fed steers and yearlings. Including year ling heifers steadv; top steers $18 00. the celling; sizable supply $17 25 to $17fK) Cows steady to 13 cent low er; bullr slow, steady to 23 cents high tr, vealers firm at $18 00 down; weighty sausage bulls to $13-33 and heav-v fat bulls to $1473 Sheep 6.000; early sales and bids slauhtT classes around $100 lower than late last week, this decline repre senting approximately the amount of It's Going to Make A BIG DIFFERENCE IN YOUR HEARING Come In and ice the amazing NEW S0N0T0NE "600" Hearing Million! Have Hoped for and never expected to getl Present This Ad for a Free Audiometric Test at the Sonotone Hearing Center Medford Hotel Medford, Oregon August 7rh and 8th UNDERGROUND HOME k -s.t , J, J ..' 1 GERMAN destruction forced Nor, wcgisna in eastern Flnnmarb to live for many months In under ground huts. Now evacuated, these people are being restored to more .normal life. American Relief for Norway, member agency of the Na tlonal War Fund, haa provided sup. piles for the people of Rinnmark. the recent packer subsidy which has been withdrawn. Portland Produce Portland. Aug. 6 U.R) Wholesale Market Prices; Corn Oregon Bantam $3-3 25 box. Lettuce Local 3s $3.75-4.50 crnte. Tomatoes Bingcn. field. $3 flat. Apples Local transparents loose. $3-3.25. Melon s Honeydew, Colo., $2.96 crate. Chicago Wheat Chicago. Aug. 8 CUP). Wheat Onen Hich Low Close 165', 1654 165 158 'A Sept. lH7'i Dec. l6'i Mav 166'. July 159 U lK7'a 166', 150', 165 . US', 165 158 '4 S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Aug. 6 (U.R) Dairy market: Butter: 93 score 43, 92 score 43, 90 score 42H. Cheese: loafs 28.2, triplets 27.2. Eggs: large grade A 50',5, medium grade A 4514, small grade A 39Vi, large grade B 44V2. Wall Street New York. Aug. 6 U.R) The stock market was firm on bal ance today in one of the slowest sessions of the year. For the most part gains and losses were small, but there were a number of exceptions on the upside. Among such specialties gains ranged to 5 points in Ma honing Coal Railroad. Utilities were high-lighted by strength in Electrio Power & Light prefer red There was little Wall Street reaction to announcement that American air forces have begun dropping 'atomic bombs" on Jap anese cities and in v 1 r t u a 1 1 y every quarter, the nearness of Japanese surrender has been dis counted. Preliminary closing Dow Jones stock averages: Industrial 163.19, up 0.13; Railroad S7.36, off 0.05; Utility 32.45, up 0.03; 64 stocks 62,34, up 0.02. Sales totaled 490,000 shares, smallest volume snice Sept. 18, 1944, compared with 510,000 Fri day. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Tel. 180 Anaconda . .................. 32's Chrysler 102'4 Curtiss Wright 6'4 General Electric 433b General Motors 677 Montgomery Ward fl0H Penn- R. R- 37 Phillips Petroleum 58:Si J. C. Penney Unquoted Radio 12's Southern Pacific 48vi Standard Oil of Cal 37 Texas Gulf Sulphur 43 Transamerica 12V6 United Aircrafts 28 U. S. Rubber 54 U. S. Steel 6T, JAP BANKER KILLED San Francisco, Aug. 6 U.R) The Japanese Domei agency said today that the death of TsuneJI Taniguchl, vice president of the Bank of Japan, in a Super fortress raid May 26 on Tokyo had been confirmed. The dis patch was reported by the FCC. Cionlne time for sunrtny Too lte to Classify 4 oo seturday afternoon. Please remember. FE 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. One 5-ft. Separator TO BE SOLD AS A UNIT ONLY ALSO one 8-taw foot operated trimmer. ROGUE RIVER LUMBER Rogu River, Oregon . . . Phone Rogue River 5 Memorial Services For Plane Victims Held in Portland Final memorial services for Mr. and Mrs- Sylvan Gosliner, Mrs. Gdsliner's sister, Mrs- Rex C. Pratt of Portland, and Robert L. Armstrong of Lindsay, Calif., victims of the plane which crash ed in the Rogue River National forest a week earlier, were held in Portland Saturday night. Bodies of the victims were buried near this wrprir ern Wednesday. Public services were conduct. ed by the Rev. Harry Hansen, pastor of the First Presbyterian church In Medfnrd. whn nfiL ated at the burial Wednesday, and Kabbl Henry J. Berkowitz of Temple Beth Israel. Sgt. Rex Pratt. wMnwsr rf one of the victims, was flown from the Aleutians to attend services. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Cleveland. (U P) tit r 1 1 Friess was a happy little girl on her fifth birthdav anH ntfi smug, too. conridering the man anui iHse. one received a V-mail birthdav lettpr frnm hi inikw Seaman Lawrence J. Friess, on duty in the South Pacific, and in dividual greetings from 43 of his buddies! Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Mdford nd vicinity: Partlv cloudv to cloudy ton.Hht and Tuesdnv with scattered Bhowera. Cooler tempera tures. Oregon: Scattered rloiirt tnn.ht nd Tuesday with a few HjzHt show, ers in Cascades. Slightly cooler south and in west portion tonight, Moderate normwesteny wind oil coast. LOCAL DATA Temperature a year ago today: Highest 77; Lowest Sti. Total monthly precipitation .0 inches. Deficiency for the month .03 Inches. Total precipitation sinca September 1. 1044, 19 28 inches. Excess for the season 3 (13 Inches. Relative humidity at 5:30 p. m. yes terday 25; 5:30 today 36. Tomorrow Sunrise 8:10 a. m. Sunset 8 23 p. m. High Low Wee. Boise . 90 62 Boston no 2 Chicago . BO 63 .85 Lenver - .-.. a go jo Eureka 5(t 52 Havre , 82 31 Los Angelea A3 6ft .Medford . 100 66 New York 81 70 Omaha 88 65 .01 Phoeniji. 101 78 .08 Portland 100 6B Reno R8 68 Roseburg . 98 63 Salt Lake 88 68 San Francisco ,.. 09 91 Seattle ... 84 60 Spokane 91 5(1 Washington, D. C 87 72 Yakima 96 53 Too Late to Classify CLOSING TIME FOR SUNDAY WANT ADS 4 P. 1 SATURDAY Due to the larga volume of Sun day Want Ads wa find It neces sary to move the closing Urn up to 4 p m., on Saturday. PLEASE REMEMBER! WANTED Experienced dish washer. The What-Not. '29 FORD A Sedan $220.00. Within OP. A. ceiling. Hofera Mobile Sr v I ceS lotion. WANTKD Box-makers i o r Parker machines. Call in person at Bear Creek Orchards. LADY wishes to cart or children day lime in her home. Phone 2671. FOR RENT 4 room prtlyluxniila apanmeni. jjs a w- nq WANTLD Feeder pig, AO Ji TS5 pounds, box nm, uoin Hill FOR SALE Sweet corn, tl 30 a sack Bring sacks. Kt mile south of Pho- nix on Anderson Rd. Earl Harris. STENOGRAPHIC work, experience) in short hand and typing. Ph. 3238. FOR SALE About 40 ton bailed vetch-nat hay in field. 122 00. Phona or write Frank Myers, Central Point, 111XX. FOR SALE Lionel electric iraln Venerable place, Jacksonville. Cor- ner Blackstone alley. OR bALE Fresh young Guernsey cow wn n second can. c Owen, Phone 2034 FOR SALE '30 Model A" Tudor sedan body. 901 W. Jackson LONELY ?- ain LucreshiiTs FrT ship club. Inclose stamp. P. O. Box 1171, Medford, Oregon. 21 ACRES Ladlno Brand new 2- bedroom home. Close In. Edward Smith, Rt. 3. Box 88. East of Beck l Bakery, north on McAndrews Rd. FORSALE 200 Barred ftoclt chick's. 7 weeks old, 50c each. Joe Miller, Blackwell Hill. FOR SALE Solid walnut dining room set. Call 4281. MI D W AY AUCTION YDS. Thurs . Auf. 10 We have another consignment of Hereford and Durham cows and calves in this week. AM vount cows with rood calves and alt bred back to Rf-mstered Hereford bulls. Also have several loads of fat cattW com) re In. We are selling all butch' er rattle bv the pound over the scales Keep posted on the market at Midway. We have orderi for feeder steers, any number. Sea us about selling whole herds. W. T. BILL PRAY. Auctioneer G, Meed. Clerk WANf TO RENT 4 to 6 room house, bv Ana. 16. Permanent couple. No pets or drinkers. Phone 8120. WANTED-Ceok. MltreM and dUh washer. Denny' Cafe. $2000- i90 acres. 6 rooms modern. 4 room house not modern. arse barn. 60 acres. Irri- ated. SO acres oaid water. 30 acres rea water. Bear Creak land, finest In valley. Also CO AHA 100 acre 4-room house, ujUUv 3 barns. 40 acres Irrigated T with free water, located on a paved road. Mail route, school bus by the place. Also CQCAA 8 'c1' a rna modern, WUiUv DBrn wl,n 23 stanchions, double garage. Bear Creek oil. Irrigated, some terms. Also CCCAA""'" crea 8 room, modem, OOJUU ne barn, 28 x 32. also tMlltrino hrn T rr In cherries, apricots and peaches, all irrigated Fine location, lots of shade. BEN R. UTOOPEK. BroKer CHARLES BLASS, Salesman 223 N. Riverside Phone 73T HAT SPECIAL At Leons. Beautiful styles, values to $7 95. On sale $2 09. LEON'S still have a large sclectiono7 non. rationed piay snoes and dress shoes, including an all pig skin long wearing brown and white saddle oxford. WX NTED 100 cars for expert Marfak uiorication. i.en wnuama Texaco, 6th & Grape. FOR SALE By owner. Two.bedroom moaerr nome. oood condition. Gas floor furnace, far age. Lot 75 x 150. 663 S Holly. Phone 4790. OPERATOR wanted at Cooks Beauty Shop Sparta Buildine. TYPIST NEEDED Sacre'd THearl hos- pita! record room. Apply in person. WANTED Woman for grocery store work, consists or checking and stock work. Experienced preferred. Apply manager Piggly Wiggly, 628 So. Riverside. FOR SALE 8 head of exceptionally well srown registered Herford bulls, all dating from 1043. Raised under natural conditions without train or shelter. Would like to sell as a unit. Also available 20 head of younger pure bred bulls. All have been tested and Inoculated. Price right. Phone 505 Jacksonville or write Frank C. Preston. Applegate River Ranch, Jacksonville, Oregon. FOR SALE Piano, electric ranges. new oil floor furnace, wood clrculat. lng heater, bed, table, household utensils, and other equipment. 634 in. purlieu i METAL single bed with coll springs ana mm tress, ou so. jvewtown. Phone 2H42. FOR SALE 5 room house, good barn. Sooa, orcnara ana pieniy or perries, lousehold and kitchen furniture, bed and bedding. Iron wheel waron, spring wagon and bumy. Some tools, some feed. Price $3,000. Cash or terms. J. I, Fenton, Box 278, Medford, Oregon. FOR RENT sleeping room with Klicnen privileges, pnone 4337. INTERIOR DECORXTING. All work guaranteed. Free estimate. Call L. ann K Decorating Co.. 5420. DRIVING to Notre Dame Collere soon. can in Km one or two going oy way Vale, Oregon; Boise, Pocatello, Idaho: Rock Springs. Cheyenne. Wyo.; Grand Island. Neb.; Chicago, Illinois. P. O. Box 1584, Medford. WOMEN needed for cleaning. Apply in person at L.ommunny itospiiai. Worthington high pressure pump, complete with 1 h. p. heavy-duty GE motor, hose. gun. pipe, valves, etc. Jackson Street Garage, 120 E. Jackton. FOR SALE 50 laying Hansen lerhorn (1 yr.) hens. 300 egg strain. Table model seperator In good condition. $25. 2nd house on Stewart east of Lozler Lane. Phone 6123. LUMBER Rough Boards and Dimension WITHOUT PRIORITY Also REDWOOD and CEDAR FENCE POSTS Nails Roofing CAMERON - MOFFITT LUMBER CO. So. Riverside at Barnett Rd. TRUCK DRIVER 'WANTED Prefer man with fruit hauling experience. we also can use a man to work in mill. Steady employment for man capame of doing worn, rnone a too, F E SAMSON COMPANY JUST ARRIVED Metal grass and leaf rakes. Lawn mower snarpeners. Kit chen knife holderi. Double boilers. Padlocks. ACME HARDWARE Main and Grape FOR SALE Rabbit pelleti. Faber'a, 34 So Rlv n id e. SEE Frank Zaehrlngef 'for' the best lubrication Job in town. Call 4787. FIHESTONB STORES 314 So Riv erwlde Medford. Ore. FLOOR MATS Genuine rubher. Heavy felt back. Flta any car. Va rious colon. At Champ a Garage, 311 Kast5th. WANTED Man for retread hop' Alfo brake mechanic. Flreitone Store. Medford. Phone 4737. BEFORE VARNISHING OR PAlNf ING your floor, be aure they are properly cleaned and prepared, then apply our Floor Seal, Marnot Var niih Flo-Lac (varntih tialn) or floor enamel. If you prefer you may atain the floor with our Wood-Craft Stain Before varnlihlng. remember If you start right and use any of these types of Sherwln Williams paints products vou will end right Your Sherwln Willi ami Paint Store HUBBARD BROS, INC. Phone a 181 Main and Riverside with BORIS KARLOFF J. Carrol Naish Eltna Vtrdugo P3.;1 . a r ... " - , Monday. Aug. 8, 194S I ' FOR SALE Turkey pellets. Faber'a, j-t an. Kiversiae. FOR SALE Cedar shingles, steal posts, unratloned fir boards. J. W. Copeland Yards. 1763 No. Riverside. WANTE.D Small skilsaw. Call Med ford 4449 or Central Point 244. REPLACE your broken window glasa fisw giass insianea wnue you wait MEDFORD MILL WORK CO. The Glass House Phone 4U2 10th and Grape NOT ICC Don't let termites eat foun dations from under your house. Let us sprny and prevent them from eating. Phone Pacific Feed and Seed 3413, FOR S ALE-Few" loads " sawdust " fox orchards. Call rabers. 4449, W A NTED Day porter, Brown'i Cafe. ed '3.1 Chevrolet coupe, good motor, 3 good tires, good body, except fen ders. See Geo. Goodman at Standard Station on So. Central. WANTED Driver and Salesman! Medford Fuel Co. SAVE RED POINTS Buy nana at mversioe MarKec WE CLEAN RUGS any size, any kind we can tor and deliver a or more 28 S Grape Phone T244. TREE PROP HOOKS The Alwyr Co., racme uignway at im bi rn. auto. ATTENTION Sawmill and Veneer mm workers, apply at our oiiice at the end of N. Central Ave., for po sitions now open. TIMBER PRODUCTS CO. A LOT of brass strips U in. x' in.. random lengtns- also oronze oara and hexigon steel. The Alwyr Co., Pacific Highway at Elm St. Phone 398. FOR SALE Purebred Irish Sattera, Phone 3948. KEEP your house cooler this summer with JM Rock Wool Insulation Bat tens Call us tor information. B IG PINES LUMBER CO WANTED Rabbits, any amount, alive or dressed Phone 2117 Riverside Market. SAVE RED POINTS Buy hena at Riverside Market. CASH m A n.ASU rOR YOUR CAB Sav Tim. Caab and Gas Call AutomnMla Market. Friendly M.dlord Dealar. Ph. 3918 th and Bartlett No Red Tap Whan You Sell to US. LUMBER Lumber . Nails . Roofing Dry Flooring and Siding Low Pried No Priority R O STEPHENSON CO. Court and McAndrewa Road Phon 2000 Medford ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Permanent Waving a Specialty Special on cold waves Phon 3604, 120 N. Central Air conditioned WANTED Chlcxene any Itlnd. any amount, live or dressed, laying hens or otherwise Phone 3117 Riverside Market. SAVE RED PorNTS Buy hena at Riverside Market NOW AVAILABLE No. 1 cortlgrad red cedar shingles. Big Pines Lum ber Co. Townsend DANCE AT Dreamland Hall TOMORROW Merrill's Novelty Orehsitra T Fredrle MARCH Anna STEN "RESURRECTION" ANN MILLER in "EADIE WAS A LADY" THIS CHAMBER OF HORRORS... WILL CURDLE YOUR W $ 1 m ii MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE COVS CHICKEN IT7M Gold Hill, Serving fried cnicken every day ex cept Monday Phone 251. Under same management. Turn Your 1942 or 1941 Car Into CASH! SEE HUMPHREY NOW to TRADE, BUY or SELL HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Ave. PARTS and SERVICE (or III make, ol WASHER! Ud REFRIGERATORS YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. Bartl.tu Phone 2419 TODAY! THRU TUESDAY i WEDNESDAY NOW TTHUREU e ION CHANET a 6WTXW . EVELYN tWEsS CHINA COJrtS ... witwuTii j 'Sa 11 BJW-Tlr- 1 PLUS 1111 i
