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Newspaper Page Text1 LOCAL and On Vacation James O. Joy, state police patrolman, and Mrs. J Joy leu yesterday for a two weeks" vacation at Astoria. i ' ' V . Steelhead Running Mayor J. '? A. Wharton of Grants Pass re- ported yesterday that steelhead ,'f are Just beginning to run in the - Jf Rogue river, and that a few have r been caught at various points. . . . j Realty Board Meeting All k broker members of the Medford j Realty Board were urged today by President Carl Y. Tengwald '? to attend the luncheon meeting 1 Friday noon at the Holland hotel. ... it . i Examiner Coming A travel- ( ng examiner of operators and . chauffeurs will be at the KP . ST hall Friday and Saturday from Ll) I 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Those wishing s permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get in touch with j the examiner during these hours. Return From Vacation Ed ward and Donald Demmer, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Demmer, have just returned from a two months vacation in southern California where they visited their grandmother in San Car los. The boys report having a wonderful time visiting the zoo in San Francisco, and other in teresting sights. ... Hoppe Promoted Walt Hoppe, Medford dentist who has been stationed at Barnes General hospital, Vancouver, Wash., for the past year and ten months, has been promoted from captain to the rank of major, according to word received here by friends. Major Hoppe is chief of the oral surgery branch at the hospital. His application for overseas duty was rejected due to his type of specialized work. He is in charge of the department where all maxillo-facial wounds are treat ed, on return from battle fronts for treatment and rehabilitation. Hoppe is on a 30 day leave now, visiting other hospitals on the coast which handle that type of work. K'OIHUtNl IIOIITCIC&1 eepsake Mafched Set The "BEAUVAIS" Engagement and QT QC Wedding Ring 0 .-J Engagement Ring only 62.50 Lawrence's Jewelry and Gift Shop Carrying the same High Class Jewelry found In th Rest Stores In the largest elUes. Mod erately Priced. L For Enriched White Bread and Pastries Popular! Because They're Good NOTICE Flurirer'i Retail Store August 11 at 6:00 P. Employee Please Call For Your Order. Early! Dial 2241 or 2242 29 North Holly PERSONAL From Portland Percy Pratt and Joseph Friedly, of the Oregon-Calif., Revested Lands ad ministration headquarters of- L. 01 rortlana- left Medford nis morning after a three day business visit in the city. ... On Leave Donald R. Lue, aviation radioman third class, Is spending a 24 day leave visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lue, route 2, box 339. Lue has Just completed operational train nig at Miami, Fla., and on ex piration of his leave will report to Camp Kearney, Calif. ... Woman Sought State police are today looking for Mrs. W. E. DeYoung, who is driving a green Chevrolet sedan from Klamath Falls to Portland. Should anyone know of her whereabouts, police ask that she be notified to proceed to Fort Stevens at once. ... Visiting In Medford Mr. and Mrs. Tom Herron of Coos Bay are spending a two weeks vaca tion with their son and family, W. L. Herron at Medford. They also plan to visit in Grants Pass before returning to Coos Bay. Herron was formerly secretary treasurer of the Grants Pass Elks lodge. ... Picnic Saturday Degree of Honor Junior club members, mothers and guests are invited to attend a meeting of the group Saturday, Aug. 11, from 2 to 4 p. m. at the Boy Scout head quarters park on East Main street, it was announced today by Ida M. Wilson, junior direc tor. The meeting will be a pic nic, Mrs. Wilson states, with wa termelon as refreshments. ... Eaglet Meeting Crater Lake Aerie No. 2093 and auxiliary, Fraternal Order of Eagles, will meet in the Eagles' hall, 219 West Main street at 8 p. m. Thursday. The balloting commit tee reports that initiation will be held, and members are requested to arrive on time. Dale Carr, worthy president, will start the meeting at 8 o'clock sharp, and a dance will conclude the eve ning. ... Auto Mishapi Cars operated by Dave Benson of Portland, and P. J. Sands, Trail, were damaged considerably last night when they collided on Main street and Riverside avenue, an accident report filed with city police states. Another report states that slight damage was caused Tuesday to a car operat ed by Janet Day, 204 Crater Lake avenue, in collision with an auto driven by Mrs. Mable Jacobs, 35 Myrtle street. ... Stuarts Leaving Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Stuart have sold their home at 18 Modoc avenue, and plan to leave for Berkeley, Calif., where they have bought another home, sometime between the middle and end of August. Purchaser of the Stuart property here is Richard W. Gray of Sac ramento, Calif., who will arrive later this month and will be con nected with the Holmes Broth ers' Bear Creek Orchards. The ! Stuarts have two children, : Gracia, who will move to Cali- fornla with her parents, and l Richard, a naval reserve student at the University of California. Herried real estate agency handled the sale. will cloie Saturday, M. for the Annual Picnic Apply For Permit J. C. Boyle, 1019 South Oakdale ave nue, applied for permit yester day at the office of the city su perintendent, to erect a garage and for general repair to a resi dence at a cost of 82,500. Evelyn Burns, 1117 West 11th street, applied for permit to erect a residence at 128 Lincoln street, costing $2000, ... Dressier On Leave Flight Officer Leland R. Dressier will leave Medford tomorrow to re port to Luke field, Ariz., after spending a 10 day leave here visiting his mother, Mrs. Irene Dressier, 1107 East Main street, and his sister, Mrs. Roger Dew. and children, of The Dalles, and brother, Capt. J. R. Dressier, and children, here from Palo Alto, Calif. Marshall Leaves Second Lt. Donald R. Marshall will leave tomorrow for the army air base at Lincoln, Neb., following a 5 day delay en route from San Antonio, Tex., spent visiting at the home of his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude F. Grigs by, 824 Summit avenue. Mrs. Marshall returned with her hus band from Texas and will make her home with her parents. ... White On Furlough Pvt. Ed ward Lyle White arrived in Medford Monday from Marana field, Ariz., to spend a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shannon White, 20 Ross court. Two other sons of the Whites, Carroll N. White, S 1c, G.M., and T5 Arvid N. White, met re cently, for the first time in four years, aboard ship in the South Pacific. T5 Arvid White is ex pected home soon. ... Pfc. Lyon Home Pfc. Leon ard Lyon: Jr., is spending a 90 day furlough in Medford at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lyon, 621 Alberts street. Pfc. Lyon, who was wounded in action in the Euro pean theater, is stationed at Mc Caw general hospital. Walla, Walla, Wash. Since his arrival in the city, Lyon has received two of his last year's Christmas packages and 19 letters forward ed from the European area. ... Hemmerling Home Cpt. Gif ford Hemmerling arrived home a few days ago on a 30 day fur lough to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hemmerling, 238 S. Holly street, after 30 months duty with the 57th bomb wing in the Mediterranean area. Made up of B-25 Mitchell medium bombers, the wing served through the African and Italian campaigns. Hemmerling was a member of the 340th bomb group, which made it's last mis sion April 28, and was twice cited by the war department for distinguished unit service. Rec ords made by the Mediterranean allied air force include the drop ping of more than 650,000 tons of bombs, and shooting down in the air of more than 8,700 en emy aircraft. The MAAF lost ap proximately 40,000 men killed, wounded, and taken prisoner or missing, and more than 9,000 air planes. Court Records Justice Court William L. McDonald, combi nation overload, $10.23 and costs. Walter D. Plumley, Jr., trailer unit overload, il6 and costs. George E. EIrod, driver axle overload, $8.25 and costs. Raymond H. Morris, combina tion overload. $13 and costs. Bryson P. Kennedy, vagrancy, 30 days Jail. Robert E. Rose, vagrancy, Jail ed under $1000 bail. Charles O. Long, combination overload, cited. Orville Clarence Hale, drunk on public highway, $25 and costs. Police Court James F. Koontz, Clyde Peart, drunk, Jailed. Court House News Divorce Complaint! Pearl Rogers vs. Robert Rogers. Divorce Decrees Evelyn Cardin vs. William Luther Cardin. BIRTHS SIMS To Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H., 41 Ross Court, August 5, 1945. a girl, 8 lbs., at Sacred Heart Hospital. MITCHEL To Mr. and Mrs. Herman B., 824 W. 13th St., August 9, 1945, girl, 7 lbs., at Sacred Heart Hospital. WEATHER Northern California Clear to day, tonight and Friday but with fog on the coast; little tempera ture change; moderate northwest wind off coast. ON THE SPOT SERVICE Gall 4G3I, Ashland -Make Your' ' Appointment Any Mechanical Work Bear Wheel Aligning New Chevrolet Motor Body and Paint Work Sclby Chevrolet Co. SHOWS INCREASE E Since the start of operation of the Medford War Nursery, 22 Geneva street, on April 1, 1943, a total of 490 children have been cared for at the center, and the daily average registration has increased from 18 to 45 children, according to Mrs. Ethel Ten nant, principal. Designed to provide adequate care for pre-schooi age children whose mothers are gainfully employed, the organization is a war project, non-sectarian and under supervision of the Med ford Public School System. Chil dren eligible for enrollment must be two to six years old and in good health, and extension of age limits and hours of operation beyond the usual 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. are allowed during fruit harvest season from August through December, Mrs. Ten nant reports. No provision is made for care of sick children at the school, and parents must furnish trans portation to and from the nur sery. Fees are based on a half day, daily, or weekly basis. irrigaTionTeak over in valley Watermaster Clinton Smith re ports the peak of the irrigation season has been passed in the valley and with proper care the irrigation season will end better than expected. Farmers are now finishing their second crop of hay and getting ready to irri gate for the third crop. One more heavy irrigation of late pear orchards will be needed, Smith, states. Growers under small stream irrigation and dry land farmers, aided by the May rains procured good crops, the watermaster states. The small stream flow held up better than expected and July thunderstorms in the high hills helped. GEORGIA'S NEW CODE ABOLISHES POLL TAX Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 9 (U.R) Georgia today had adopted a new constitution, permanently abolishing the poll tax, setting up a merit system for state env ployes and placing the state's agencies under strict budget con trol. The new code was Installed by an overwhelming majority in an election marked by a light vote yesterday. DWIGHT LYLE DAVIS IN WOUNDED REPORT Listed on the War Department casualty report as navy wound ed is Dwlght Lyle Davis, boats wain's mate second class, U S. naval reserve, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elzy R. Davis, 909 Sunset avanue, Medford. Daily Weather Report FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Clear to scat tered clouds tonight and Friday. Little change In temperature. Oregon: Scattered clouds tonight and Friday. Fog on coast. Moderate westerly wind off coast. LOCAL DATA Temperature a year ago today: Highest 89: Lowest SO. Total monthly precipitation: 1.13 inches. Excesa for the month: 1.08 Inches. Total precipitation since September 1. 1944. 20 41 Inches. Excess for the season: 8 76 Inchea. Relative humidity at 5:30 p. m. yes terday: 37; 5 30 a. m. today: 82. Tomorrow Sunrise 6:13 a. m. Sunset 8:10 p. m. Hit h Low prec. Boise . Boston 87 39 , 7S , 79 82 98 Chicaro Denver Fureka Havre . 81 .. !M 76 .. 94 .. 84 77 - V ..104 .. 79 82 59 Sfl 88 8J 74 88 .10 87 82 Is Anrelei Medford .. New York Omaha Phoenix Portland . Reno Rosehure Salt I-ake City San Francisco Seattle Snokam S9 63 Washlnfton, D. C. Yakima Too Late to Classify CLOSING TIME FOR SUNDAY WANT ADf 4PM SATURDAY Due to the larfe volume of Sun day Want Ads we find It neces sary to move th closing time up to 4 p m.. on Saturday PLEASE REMEMBER! WANTF.D Kitchen yard1 man. don tact Mr Robinson. Jackson Hotel. FOR SALE Practically new circuTaT Ina? wood heater, stove board and pi pe. So. 801 S. Peach. FOR SALE Bahy bull calf. R. L. Ray. OakfTove Road. 90 84 88 64 78 91 79 SB TOTt SALE Onion cratei and used pear Inns. O. T. Wilton. Phone 10x1. Central Point. CO AAA 20 Acrei. 10 acres irri vOvUU rled, 5-room modern T house, large barn, 13 cows, B young stock, family orchard, 18 tont of hay, some machinery, on paver, highway. Good terms, all fur niture goes. Also QAAA 50 Acres, 15 acres Irrigated OOvvU 5-room home, largo barn, T 3 cows, some younr stock. 35 "Ions of hay. milking machine; poultry house, all machinery, On paved hlghwav. BEN R. COOPER, Broker CHAS BLAESS, Salesman Office 223 N. Riverside Ph. 7357 $10,500 SUBURBAN ONE Acre, vary well located in at tractive suburban site with excel lent house having furnace, hard wood floors, fireplace and cltv wa ter. Also irrigated. Double garage, yard nicely landscaped. One of Medford t most attractive suburban home. MARK A. GOLDY AGENCY Exclusive Agents Phone 32 H6 105 E. Main $9500 INCOME PROPERTY Consists of Duplex and house, very well built and located. Always rent ed. Total income unfurnished, 5 i 7. 30. furnished $150. Total sale price unfurnished, S9500. MARK A. GOLDY AGENCY Exclusive Agents Ph one326 6 105 E. Main CANNING PEACHES Half mile W.o! Phoenix, corner of Huston, Calhoun Road. Bring baskets. Carpenters. Phone 6083. WANTED Furnished house or apart ment to be occupied by mother and daughter. Permanent local resident. Adult: References. Phone 31)81 . FOR SALaEPickhng cucumbers and tomatoes. Bring containers. Half mile S. of Phoenix on Anderson road. Earl Harris. $b7500 Cash. Large old house, good condition. In good neighborhood. $65 month income, besides owner's apartment. $6,100 Nice 3-bedroom house, close in. Hhlf cash. 130 ACRES Some improvement. No irrigation. $lti0 cash. S1700 Small neat house, not mod ern, garaj-e, chicken house, large lot. nHii i-fisn, uaiance u per mourn. CLOSE IN Irrigated acreages, fenced, barn, no other improvements, fine for firming or sub-dividing. SEVERAL Improved small farms, near town UNIMPROVED Acreage, near Med ford. No irrigation needed, fine fruit land $50 an acre. $1350 60 Acres, 4 -room house, $400 down. 510 per month. DAD ROBERTS. Broker 720 W. Second St. FOR SALE 12-tube Zenith radio? Console, good condition, ail wave. 1116 Niant i WANTED TO RENT Three-room furnished apartment or small house. Two Adults, Medford residents. Ph. 5732. FOR AN AUTO OR PERSONAL LOAN See THE OREGON FINANCE CO. 45 South Central A Pioneer Firm Remember We Want to Make You a Loan FOR RENT Apartment. Call after 6 p. m . 607 S. Central. SLEEPING Room for man. Call after 0 p. m.. 607 S. Central. PATRONIZE your local transfer'com pany. Operating in Medford since 1 n 19. Davis Transfer & Storage Co., 4A S. Fir St.. Phone 2888. FARMERS' ATTENTION City Trans fer & Storttce offer you a complete service in all hautlnp and delivery f qpy'inK . Phone 4Gfi4, 3B S. Fir. PEAR PICKKHS WANTED Local people with transportation. Long season, steady work, good picking. Knone ziKu. I N D V STI1 1 OUS Boy of High School age wanted for steady work in Med- fnra. rnone z.ru LOST Parker fountain pen between U. S. National Bank and Jackson Hote. Reward. Phone 5635, 202 W. Third. FOR RENT Two-room and 3-room a partnients , one house. 704 W. 6th. STRAYED One red Hereford cow. snles tng f90 In ear. C. C. Hoover, pho n e2 4 0L FOR SALE One 30-40 Craig rifle. 1 30.30 Winchester. 1 B S A. air rifle. Cal e v enlngs 1000 W. 1 WANTF.D Log Trucks. Lake Creek to Medford. $5. 30 mile haul, 3 trips daily Phone 4746 or call at 605 Da It ota Ave nu e. FOR SALE OR TRADE For home in Ashland. lla acres, house, fruit and pump-house, electric pressure sys tem. Some terms. Will take good truck or car In trade. Rt. 2. Box 328. A shla nd. CiCCAn Apartment house, pood lo- VUjUU cation, close In. $6300 Beautiful 2 -bed room home, nice vard. trees etc. H. G. WILSON, Real Estate 7 Chestnut Phone 4644 FIFTY Hampshire Pullets for Sale. Phone (ifOV FOR SALE-House and" 5 IoU on Highland Drive. Phone 6?S39. C ERF EX SPACHTLING COMPOUND lie. For permanent smoothing, fill ing or building up of surfaces be fore painting or redecorating. FIRESTONE STORES 2J4 ? Ripr", WANT TO RENT Four or 3-room furnished or part-furnished house beforo Aug. 20. Permanent local mothei and 11-month-old babv. No smoking, drinkers or pets. Phone Mrs. Grimes, 340 WANTED Late model electric range, trash burner, preferred. L. Hobbs, 302S. Grape. TOR VALE Nice blpcky beef type baby beef. 14c per pound on hoof. Vhnn 5167 H O U SE K E E'PER and Companion wanted. Good home. 2 to cook for. Liftht housework. Good wages, lota of time off or ft days a week. Stay ntght notional. Phone 2727. C. E. Myers. 325 Wflth City. f OR "RENT Sleeping rooms for men. 3 St FOR RENT Furnished i-room apart ment. 113 E. 11th. BAHY AUTO SEATS, ifflff WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY 1 01 8. R i vers I de CHILD'S 30 x 48 Mre tied, good, clean mattress. $1B.7Q7 Sherman Street. FOR SALE 1B30 Model A t ord" Roadter, as It Is. $200, -under OPA relllng. Atwater-Kent radio, J0. Corner, King andStewrt. FOR SALE Lady's black" gabardine Delman pumps, size 7-AA, Worn twice. Call 4107. BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN ; Of Tired Kidneys V backache and let paint ar maVfnr frn I Tntri).ann I JUIl rrnnin nn wi n-n nin! 1 abtMitthna.Natuntmarbewarolocrouthss ftjr kMn"r nH attention. i Thsxlintyiarf Nature'ichlffwi lyoftttlrif , nrM rM ant poltonoui watte? out f the 1 l irod. Ihry blip motL people peas about t 1 ( t inti a rt-. If the IB mllfi f etHnr tiiVs sna" flitr rlon'twork well, polf.noua waatmsttaTtteiyB 'ntlihloM.ThnTpoleVnitnariUfi.TiaKflnK , : backache, rheum at I paini. Ir pmlnej, r..t f ! pp and merer. rtt)nf op nlghU,w.lilriri , (,ufRnMnn'trlh rrm, hm1ahi n4 ilnl- tiMi. t rwniaritor want? pienwith wnarU . ,nn'lhuilnRvmtJm'tplwitM I thins wrong with your kidneyi or bJvlur. : isrtu wpiii nm yir'i r oruiri'i irr Tills, a itimulint diurie, u4 suerMfuUr hf iTiIlt'n for enrt-r i'i yr. lt"en'i give Mprv flW and will htp the lR mil of xirWr tub flth on i p"io&ou waste tnax WANTrO Soldier and wife. Will pay 940 per month to wife and board and room to both, wife to do house work and soldier care for yard. No objections to one child. 302 Maple tirjuipnsj jiu.v FOR SALE Excellent dairy cows. Jersey and Guernsey, all milking. Rt. 1. Box 136, East A St., Grants Pass. Oragoiv WA NTFD By September 1st, unfur nUIied apartment or duplex by middle-aged lady, permanent and ref- "rencet, lf required. Phone 358L FOR SALE Zenith cabinet radio, like new. Phone 208ft, 23i S. Front. FURN1TUHE for 4-room house, prac tically new. Electric ran(. 2 bed room sets, 1 dining room set. daven port and chair, rugs, iniscel. Items. riaven m WANTED Elevator girl, must be lft. Hotel Medford. WANT to hear from owner of home for sale, price, describe location. A . Settles . Medford. Gen. Pel. LOST Brown wallet, containing $'.U.1S by Oregontan paper boy. Bob Bosvvorth. Phone 4398. FOR SALE New modern 3-rooms and bath furnished. 2 lota, garden, lawn, $1800. Cash or can arrange terms. Next to Hardware, Eagle Point, Box 677. FOR SALE Masonite Trailer-house. Sleeps 3. Excellent condition. Six ply tires. Lifeguard tubes, $500. Saturday and Sunday only. A. W. JoneiLRoss Lane. Rt. 2. Box 381. WANT ED Chamber Maids, Holland H ot e . HAVE customer (or" small grocery store, located on major highway with 5 acres wooded and suitable for cabins. Send listing price. Box 329, Pt. 1, Central Point, Oregon. V. Barto, Realtor. FOR SALE Purebred DalmaUon pup. rnone tttaij. WANTED Experienced cook Tot country home, small family, good wnuM. Call 6344. WANTED Furniture tools and guns, Hobbn' Trading Post. FOR S ALE Oak bed" spring's and mat Iress. While metal single bed. springs and mattress. Chest of drawers. White writing desk, Pre-war circulating heater, maliof tmy book-case, open shelves. Ma hogany Virtrola. library table, stove pipe, 2 velvet rugs. About 6 x 10. 325 Eist Jackson. WANTED Milk truck driver and bot tler. Good waccs, steady employ ment. Phone 6814. SOLVENT Ot, CLEANER. 60c and $1 00 sizes. Removes stain and dirt with out hard rubbing. Safe, faster and economical. FIRFSTONE STORES 214 J. Riverside MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE" SPECIALS A NEW SHIPMENT of new wood cir culating heaters, and trash burners. Also automatic gas and electric wa ter heaters. Buy now while stock is complete. Extra Special: I-aundry trays. $10 73: 'awn rakes 65c; can openers. 10c each; Sleeping BagH, 100 virgin wool at $11.95; fresh stock of flashlight batteries at 5c; 8ft " wool blankets at $4.45; pad locks toe each: flour sifters at 30c. Dish pans, 05c each. CLOSE OUT Decorative Wall Paper, roll contains 108 square feet at 60c per roll. ATTENTION LOGGERS AND TRUCK ERS Large stock of used shovels and axes at 75c each. Larse Stock of Bale Ties at $4.75. Also Binding twine, Hny pulleys. Cable, Stock Fence, Forks, Nettings nd etc. Fine Assortment of Luggage, consist ing of Overnight Bars, Pullman Caies, Make-up Kits. Mntched Lug gage ond Lockers. Mall Boxes, Dish pant. Just arrived. Garden Sprinklers, Gal vanized Buckets. Milk Palls, Cream Cans Milk Strainers. Garbage Cans. Milk Pans and Crocks. P'3.2 Inch, 3 Inch and 4 Inch Irriga tion Pipe, Also Pipe Elbows. PA TNT. all colors, also Turpentine end oil. Shingle Stain, Closeout small cans paints, assorted colors, each 10c. VISIT our furniture department. Dav enos and Chesterfield sets with springs throughout, dinette sets, chest of draw-srs, large stock mat tresses, springs, etc. ROOFING Paper, all sires and weights alto building paper Felt 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, horse collars, pads and horse blan kets. PIPE, large stock of pre-war pipe at pre-war prices Also pipe fittings, preiture pumps pitcher pumps, cen trifugal and rotary umps, etc WOODCHOPPERS Attention! Large stock of cord wood saws, all sizes; saw mandrels, wedges, sledge ham mers, axes and crosscut saws. ATTENTION, farmers and gardeners We have in stock all sizes and mesh of chicken netting, stock fence, barb wire, fence poau, smootb wire stuc co wire also chicken house spray ers, wheelharrows, garden cultiva tors, spading forks, hues, rakes, mat tocks and shovels. TOOLS .if all kinds, for the carpenter mechanic, farmer, logger, also P-C tools consisting of sockets, ratchets, lug wrenches and speed wrenches HARD TO GET ITEMS DUTCH OVENS. Chicken Fryers. Potnto rirers. Handles for shovels, pitch and manure forks, pick axes and hammers. Crescent nnd pipe wrenches. Electric drills. Electric grinders. REMEMBER you always buy for less at thtj MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37-2'. 33 N .Crane St Medford, Oregon 40c The FAMILY ALWAYS 2 TONIGHT Thru SATURDAY mFwfo,, mam 1. r?tuviv-z I - .- a) PLUS 'jSTrrVi g"ce Mcdonald i !,;A 3 1 LEON ERROL f . l I t. M J ;: WALTER CATLETT r j Thuriday, Aug. 9, 1943 FIREMAN'S DANCE Saturday night. August 1 1th, Talent. Oregon. WANTED Press Operators. Shakers. Folder on flat work ironer. Also Marker and Sorter. Experience not necessary. American Laundry, 132 B. Cejitral. FOR SALE Dryland Champion peaches. Frank Smith place, mile N. of Bear Creek bridge. Central Point Bringjronta i n era. Ph. 24x3. WOOD Extra heavy 8 ft. tie slahsT $7 50 cord by load. P. O. Box 372, t-enirai rani. WANTED Milk truck Driver and Bottler. Good wanes, steady em- ployment.Jhone 6814. WANTED PERMANENT SAi.ftftLADY WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY 101 S. Rix-eratde FOR SALE Furniture for 5 rooms, electric refrigerator, range. Bendix washer. 2 bedroom sets, dininf room set. living room set. By appointment. Trlbu n e Box 3302. W ANT ED E x p e r ienced power' sew ing machine operator. F. F. Burk. RUMMAGE SALE to be given by , Grace Circle of the Presbyterian churcn at 117 E. Main. The Karmal Korn building, Friday and Saturday, August 10th and 11th. FOR SALE Wessox 60 gal. Water heater. Rt. 4, Box 319, Fort Baker R oad . OUTBOARD Motor 3 h p., and 14 It. boat, $75. Phone 3804. JUST ARRIVED 17 -quart dish pans. Ideal for home canning. Dullen's, 35 North Bartlett. REPLACE your broken window glass New glass installed while you wait MEDFORD MILLWORK CO. The Glass House Phone 4113 10th and Grape Lumber Rough Boards nnd Dimension WITHOUT PRIORITY Also REDWOOD and CEDAR FENCE POSTS Nails Roofing CAMERON - MOFFITT LUMHMR CO. So. Riverside at Barnett Rd. WE CLEAN RUGS, any size, any ktnd We tal! for an 'I deliver 3 or more 26 S Grape Phone 7244 BEFORE VARNISHING OR PAINT ING your floors, be sure they are properly cleaned and prepared, then apply our Floor Seal, Marnot Var nish. Flo-Lac (varnish stain) or floor .enamel. If you prefer you may stain the floor with our Wood-Craft Stain before varnishing. Remember If you start right and use any of these types of Sherwtn Williams paints products rou will end right. Your Sherwin Williams Paint Store HUBBARD BROS, INC. Phone 2189 Main andRlvcrs1de SEE Frank Zaehringer for the best lubrication job in town. Call 4757. FIRESTONE STORES 214 SoRiverside Medford. Ore. NOTICr Don't let termites eat foun dations from under your house. Let in snrav and orevent them from eating. Phone Pacific Feed and Seed 3423; I FOR SALE Few' loads sawdust' for i orchaids. Call Fabers, 4449. WANTED Driver and Salesman , Mcdforrl Fuel Co. SAVE RED POINTS Buy hen. at Riverside Market TREE PROP HOOKS The Alwyr Co., Faclfle Highway at Elm St. ATTENTION Sawmill and Veneer mill workers, apply at our office at the end of N. Central Ave., for po sitions now oppn. TIMBER PRODUCTS CO. WANTED Ranhlts. any amount, alive or dressed Phone 3117 Riverside Market SAVE KED POINTS Buy hens at Riverside Market. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Sava Tim. Cash and Gai Call Automobile Market, friendly Medford Dealer. Ph S01Q nth and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to US FOR SALE One sprlnK and Inner spiinn mattress, double bed aize. $32M. 512 Dakota. TLOT of brass strips In. x , In., random lenrths. The Alwyro Co.. Pn.ifio Hilhway at Elm St., Phone 3948. FOR "IAI.E Purebred IrUh Settera. Alwyr Co. LDUBtt Lumber - Nalla . Roofing Dry Flooring and Siding Low Priced No Priority R O STEPHENSON CO. Court and McAndrews Road Phona 2000 Medford KEEP vour house comer this summer with IM Rock Wool Insulation Bat tens Call us tor Information. BIO PINESLUMnERCO ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Permanent Waving a Specialty Special on cold waves Phone 2064, 120 N. Central Air conditioned NOW AVAILABLE No 1 certlgrarte red cedar shlnilea Big Plnea Lum ber Co. CHICKEN and STEAK DINNERS KING'S CAFE Owned by OTTO and WAVE KINO Highway 99 at Talent Coma Out and Sea tha Bears! THEATRE FEATURES 40c BESTIAL JAP CRUELTIES! MICHAEl O'SHEA SUSAN HAYWARO 0U MiiHN . HAIir DaVtNPOVT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE NINE COY S CHICKEN INN Cold Hill, Serving fried cnlcker. every day ex cept Monday Phone 251. Under same manng e men t. SAVE RED POINTS Buy hens at Riverside Market WANTED Chlcnens. any kind any amount, live or dressed, laying nens or otherwise Phone 2117 Riverside Market. A. aft SATUDAY, AUG. 11 Sami Valley Grange Hall 9:30 lo 2:00 C You Never Cleaned Your DENTAL PLATES So Easily tfllnltai anrla k.rnu ,rB f"' brtuhlRff. Juat put your av B pints er bridge In a flats OfW ot "'IT. Add a llttlt Kk- wra r nut, rrvsloi Milns, tiis eaiorstioni, drnture odor disappear. Your llh .nurLt. I.L. A ali ...... today for Klccnlte, Get KLEENITE today at Wninscotv Pharmacy and all good druggists. PARTS and SERVICE for all makes (1 WASHERS and RKFKICKKA rolts YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. Bartlett. Phone 2419 ENJOY THE WORLD'S FINEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE Pflftl COMFORT OF YOUH UUUL FAVORITE THEATRE BT!BXB' K2ITrrnmj EES NOW THROUGH SATURDAY a . - r . r- . .. . STARTS SUNDAY "2SS2S? 0 BIG HITS! ism NOW . End. SAT. CHAMBER OF a . a. " '". s. RARI5 RAfiLOF a!!V l tin Kms, wz: plus PACKS V ,f;.; WAUOPl Chiria V -1 STRK3ETT I E C I i I. m Ux. Get lxa's ra-u . .