Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 30, 1945, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Texti i I ) LOCAL and f'" Nunn Here CdI. Georee W , Nunn has arrived in Medford on 30-day furlough, and ii visiting hit mother at 1031 N. Central , avenue. To Visit Mother Miss Vir ginia Carey left Wednesday 'V morning for San Francisco -' where she will Visit her mother, 'Mrs. Lenora Carey. ' . - ', ' Arriving at Boiton Sched " uled to arrive in this country on board the Claymont Victory due t Boston Aug. 28, are Pfc. Del '.'mar . Bohn, route 2, and Pfc. Robert Jones, both of Ashland. t Applies For Permit Edward W. Drennan, 1720 Woo.-'lawn drive, applied for a building per mit yesterday at the office of "the city superintendent to erect -a residence and garage costing 99,000. On Leave James P. Asher, SC 2c, is spending a 30-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Asher, 126 N. Holly street. Asher has served 24 months in the South Pacific and will report Sept. 9 to Bremerton, Wash., for reassignment. Vorberg Returning Master Sgt. Robert E. Vorberg, husband , of Mrs. R. E. Vorberg, route 1, ' Rogue River, is slated to sail from Italv to the United States ; this montn, as a memoer oi ine 88th "Custer" division, accord ing to an announcement from Europe. Examiner Coming A travel ing examiner of operators and chauffeurs will be at the K.P hall Friday and Saturday from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Those wish- ing permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get in touch with the examiner during these hours. Nordwiek Here Harry A. Nordwick, law student at the University of Oregon in Eugene, arrived home last night to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Nordwick, 919 Reddy avenue, between school terms. Nord wick entered the university last January as a freshman and has Just finished the summer session. He will return north Sept. 17. : o Visiting Here Mrs. M. Atwell and son, J. W. Atwell of Kansas City, Mo., are house guests at the home of Mrs. Atwell's sister, Mrs. Ina Huson, Lozier lane. At well is a discharged serviceman, having recently been liberated from a Japanese prison camp. He was taken prisoner on Bataan 'wT'fcnd took part In the "death ft, march, and for three years his family heard nothing from him. Visiting Bulkins W&gt Don ald L. Hulfhizer Is spending a few days In the city on furlough from the army air corps, visiting with his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bulkin, King street Sgt. Hulfhizer, who re turned to the U. S. recently from the European theater where he served one and one-half years with the 167th liaison squadron, will report to Ft. Lewis, Wash., Sept. 7, and later for service in Florida. ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken end steak dinners 7 00 p m to 3 00 a m except Sunday Phone day time S300: night 9101 7 OAIUC SAIT S onion sur Eff Cll!r VUT fcS' lVOI Slt MASOMINO I FOR PROMPT DELIVERY 200 Cubic Foot Load DIAL 2123 Timber P PERSONAL Attends Funeral Mrs. G. O Humphreys, 825 East Jackson street, is to return this week from Corvallis where she at tended funeral services Tuesday for her mother, Mrs. C. H. Din widdle. Kansan Here Jim Elliott, U. S. mail carrier from Gridley, Kan., is visiting his brother. Fire Chief Roy Elliott, 1315 West Main street. They will leave soon for Pendleton where they will attend the famous Pendleton Round-up. Discharged Honorable dis charges were recently granted at Fort Lewis, Wash., to S'Sgt. Jack C. Emerson, 408 Alice street; T'4 Eugene Halvey, route 4, box 205; Pvt. Frank L. Rob erts, box 652; S'Sgt. Cornish C. Southerland; and T'5 Edward A. McGinty, all of Medford. s - Fluhrer Telegraphs Lt. Col. William H. Fluhrer is stationed at an army transport command base in Vienna, Austria, and ac cording to present plans will re main there until the base is or ganized when he will be return ed to this country and released from the army, it was stated in a telegram received from him yesterday by his wife. Home From Army William Clark Willits, a former radar man, 2'c, with the anvy, arrived home in Ashland recently after receiving an honorable discharge from the service August 2 at the U. S. naval hospital, Phila delphia. Mr. and Mrs. Willits and two sons are residing now at 129 Almond street in Ashland. His mother is Mrs. Alice Willits. Broedlew Returned Col. R. W. Broedlow, regimental com mander of the 91st division who saw action through the Italian campaign, arrived in the states Aug. 26 with elements of the 361st infantry, according to an announcement from the east coast. He plans to visit his wife, Mrs. Nell Smith Broedlow, in Medford soon. Veteran of 28 years In the army, Broedlow holds the legion of merit, silver star and bronze star medals. Cole Graduated Pvt. Donald J. Cole, 1107 Niantlc street, was J. Cole, 1107 Niatic street, was graduated in a radio operators' class from the armored school, Fort Knox, Ky recn'ly, accord ing to an announ. 1 ent from the school. Members of the. class were trained in signal com munication, and each soldier learned the Morse code and studied radio procedure and radio sets. Final phase was field operation under simulated battle conditions. Guests Coming Arriving Fri day from the south are Miss Elizabeth Douglass and Miss Yaada Cottlngton who will be house guests of Miss Clara Daniels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Daniels, 407 Park ave nue. Miss Douglass' home Is in Medellin. Colombia, and Miss Cottington, who visited here I briefly early In the summer, is from Honolulu, T. H. After a trip to Crater Lake National park and a camping trip on the Smith river, the Daniels and their guests plan to drive down the Redwood highway to Oak land, Calif., arriving in time for the opening of the fall term of Mills college, where the thtce girls are returning as Junior students this year. Schilling Onion Salt Real onion flavor from a handy shaker DIAL 2123 Company ateoa Injured In Mishap Mrs. E. D. Sertpter, 60 Rose avenue, receiv ed slight Injuries yesterday eve ning in an auto mishap on West Main street at Rose avenue when the car she was operating was in collision with an auto driven by Arnice Christensen, Jacksonville, city police reported today. Farnsworth Inactive First Lt. Earl W. Farnsworth, P. O. box 1004, Medford, who for the past 2 '4 years has served in the army air force, will revert to inactive status Sept. 28, accord ing to a release from Fort Lewis, Wash., separation center. Lt Farnsworth plans to return to Medford. Hayes Home Alton Hayes, S 2'c, arrived home Tuesday, following Indoctrination training with the navy at San Diego, to spend a ten day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Hayes, 724 Alder street. A grad uate from Medford high school with the 1945 class, he will re port to the naval base Sept 8. McGinty Home Formerly a T'5 with the 5th infantry divi sion in the Euronpan (hooter re ward A. McGinty has arrived in raeaiora irom r t. Lewis, Wash., where he received an honorable discharge Tuesdav nn tho system. McGinty, who took part in live major campaigns, receiv ed the bronze star and citation which read: "Technician Mrf:in. ty, an instrument operator, was a memDer of a detail assigned the hazardous mission of performing a survey of two artillrv nhr. vation posts located well forward oi our iront lines. Undeterred by the heavy enemy artillery and mortar fire, T'G McGinty and the group, with utter disregard for personal safetv. siiccppHbH in making the survey, thereby en abling our artillery to bring ac curate and effective fire upon tne enemy positions. His bravery technical skill, and calmnpc tin. der fire reflect great credit upon nimseii and tne armed forces. McGinty, his wife and son reside on Dixie Lane and his nnrontc Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGinty, at an worth Hiverside avenue. FULL WAR FACTS San Francisco. Aim. 30 (U.R) Japanese Prime Minister Prince Naruhiko Higashi-Kuni today pledged himself to dis solve the lower house of the diet and to hold a general elec tion with full freedom of speech and thought. Higashi-Kuni outlined to the Japanese press a program of re construction and reform, design ed to help Japan cooperate with other nations of the world He promised to give the Japanese people the full facts of their military and naval defeats, ac cording to a Tokyo radio broad cast -heard by United Press in San Francisco. German Propaganda War Found Amusing To Nazi Cartoonist Bremerhaven, Germany U.R) The Germans had a propagan da war of their own and it amused them as the Allies' war fare of the same sort amused the Americans and British. "Der Papierkrieg" the "pa per war" was a cartoon found on the walls of a former Ger man military office here. The cartoon shows a furious battle being waged betveen two front lines which are sup ported by heavy guns, strafing and bombing aircraft, and long trains bringing up new supplies. AH the guns are firing pam phlets and the trains are loaded with more. The air lt filled with the tracts. OBITUARY MRS. PEARL MARTIN Mrs. Pearl Martin passed away at a local hospital early Tuesday evening following a short Illness. Mrs. Martin was born on Oct. 5, 1882. Funeral services will be an nounced by the Perl Funeral Home upon completion of the funeral arrangements. Use Mall Tribune Want Adf. From where WU Curry Isn't falling for those pictures of a postwar life of ease. He was sweating over bis lawn mower the other day, when somebody shows him pic tures of mower that runs un der Its own power. "Shacks," says WIH, "I Bk a lawn mower that glree yon some backtalk and exercise. It geta the old blood circulating and works ap a wonderful thirst. "Then," VTU1 adda with seat, "there's nothing la the whole world that tuut as good as a cheerful glam of bferl" Qnrritfu, LIS ON SALE LOCALLY - Built on the experience gain ed in making more than a bil lion and a quarter gallons of 100 octane gasoline, Standard of California's new post-war gaso line is being distributed to Jack son County motorists today, it was announced by L. T. Ny gaard, Branch Manager at Med ford, who declared this new fuel is greatly improved over even the best pre-war automotive grade. It is being marketed as "Chevron Supreme ' gasoline. "Lessons learned all over the world, including flying and driving In extremes of desert arctic and tropic weather condi tions, are behind the develop ment of this new product," Mr. Nygaard declared. , "It is really tailor made' to meet all the operating problems of the West, from mountain to desert. "In every respect, this Is the gasoline we have been waiting for. It will give quick starting, fast warmup and maximum mileage. There is less waste in starting and warming up. Vapor lock tendencies are eliminated "The average driver will par ticularly notice the difference when operating at low speeds, with heavy loads on hills, aud when accelerating." NINE NEW FIRES Nine- forest fires, started by lightning last evening, were be lieved under control today as Crater Lake National forest ser vice men continued to pntrol areas surrounding them. Six are in Applegate district, and three In Lake O" Woods area. Parachute jumpers were drop ped over one blaze in Applegate district by a plane from Siskiyou forest camp. The Chystal school house, lo cated in Lake O' Woods district in Klamath county, burned yes terday, according to a report at forest service headquarters here Oregon merchants receive $9.45 in cash for logging and sawmill supplies for every thou sand feet of lumber manufac tured. A forest fire thus destroys business in every forest com munity. Cloitrf time foi ClnsstMed Ads 8:3(1 a m Too (.ate lf Classify 12:13 p m Please rt-memoer Too Late to Classify CLOSING TIME .TOR SUNDAY WANT ADS 4PM SATURDAY Due to the istfe volume of Sun da Want Ad we find It neres. a ry to move we cinsine lme up to 4 p m on iMturdav PLEASE REMEMBER l FURNISHED 3 -bedroom, well con structed house on acre of ground, located 3 blocki from College and 1 block from Grade school. A beauti ful Stelnway piano, gai refrigerator nd good Easy washer goes with tale Price $7000 cash. 401 Beach Street. Ashland. FOR S ALE Two used good 17 x 8 SA tires. 85 blocks east Kvle Cafe on Laurel St., Central Point. Phono 89 or cat! evcnlngsaftcr 6 p, m. FOR PALE Duo-Therm Circulating oil heater. Inquire at Coleman's Hardware. Jacksonville. FOR SALE Pre-war Davanport and Chair, good sprlnr, 635 Palm St., Phor.sj 4 OS 7. FOR RENT "Furnished" nd unfur- nHhed sleeping rooms. 1104 W. 4th FOR SALE Half gallon fruit jars, 825 b. uaxaaie Ave. WAN f EDUsed sedan In good condi tion Phone 5039. FOR SALE Small piano, cheap."ln qulre at 331 Mary St., after fl p. m. fbR SALE 4 H prJohnson twin mo. tor. new 12 ft. boat. Phono 4425, 1207 W. 10th. CHICKEN and STEAK DINNERS KING S CAFI Owntd by OTTO and WAVE KINO Highway 89 at Talant Coma Out and Saa tha Bean I Closed Sundays 7:00 Closed All Day Monday I sit Joe Marsh Lawn Mowers Prewar Versus Postwar From where I sit, there's a lot of good sense In whst Will says. A little honest elfort never hurt anybody. And there should be more to our post-war plans than how to make life comfortable and easy. Outdoor work work yom da with yonr hands and yoor back -ongbt to be part of everybody's pout' war plana. And on a hot day, aa Will says, there's always that sparkling glass of beer aa a reward! lS,Lud Stout Bnmm Ft FOR SALE Small wood eoolc-stov. iz 7.v si Myers court. WANTED Dishwasher. Apply Mr Robinson, Jtckson Hotel. FOR SALE Loading Donkey and tig ging complete Skagit double drums. 10-0 McCormick-Deer Ing tractor Eower Complete set lines and locks, straps and shackles, 3 sets tongs. 50 ft Boom. O. G. Parker, 1537 Cnarnelton St.. Eiirene,Ore. FOR SALE 1935 Chevrolet Coupe, good tires, guod motor, clean. Will trade for Model A Ford. Old Pa cific highway. DeBarr, 4 mile from Big V Market ATTENTION MOTORISTS PS extends a cordial welcome to old and new customers at his new loca tion Jackson and Central Associated Station. Hours 8:30 a. m., to 10 p. m. Batteries charged 50c, slow or quick charge. 18 INCH body Fir Immediate delivery. W. A. Clemmer. Phone Jacksonville 641. FOR RENT Cabins, utilities fur nlshed. $7 week. One block from Big y Market. Old Pacific highway. raraee court. W A N TED One Choker Setter, $125 per hour. One Hooker, 81.50 per hr. Transportation furnished. Call Joe E isan 5159. FOR SALE West in ghouse combina tion wood and electric range. Phone 3114, FOR SALE Hale Peaches. 6c lbTby box. You bring container. Larger amount less by the ioad. Bovd's Fruit House. South on Qtft 3 miles from Medford. CCCAA J8 lde 4-bedroom home tjOuUU wtth 3 lotj Nlce awn shrubs and fntlt trees and barbecue. Terms can be arranged. CCCCA Modern 7-room completely vOODU furnished. Good barn, Y chicken house and 4 acres of land, near Talent. Terms. $10,500 Modern 4-bedroom fur nished home with 3 lots, close in. Terms. pnarA Four bedroom modern. uOfVJv newly decorated home, oil heat, 3 acres land with good river and highway frontaue in Gold Hill. This would be good loca tion for Auto Camp. Owner will lease with option to buy. trQCftft Physician and Surreon ex uOJuU elusive practice with modern 8-room home in small Oregon town. Small down payment. C. H WILLIAMSON. Salesman HAROLD H. BROWN AGENCY 123 E. Main Phone 3446 ccenn Nlce crei tf n cvm:. tJJJUv 1 cr ,tn Pr and " other fruit. 4-room houe. barn garage, chicken house, city wate- 4 mile from Medford, all irrie.'.ted. terms. COOC Cointry home, I Mi acres. OiitJDv 5 -room modern home, v chicken house, cow barn, land Irritated, clover pasture, fine farden soil. This price includes 1 good cow a ltd several tons of hay In birn. Several kinds of fruit for familv use. Immediate possession. H'VRRY LONG. Real Estate O. W. BALLEW. SMesman 1258 S. Rtvcrride Phone 5922 12,000 Home nd Income. 260 ft. on Htchway 9! at intersection of South River side and Stewart Avenue. Three pump service station with room for service work, under attractive lease with major oil company Six-room modern home, large living room wtth hardwood floors and fireplace. Poss-sslon Oct. 1. Terms $4500 cash. Balance like rent. Located at 1258 S RIVERSIDE Medford. Oregon WANrFD Fry cook. ApplyMrTRob- lnson Jackson Hotel. REPLACE AUTO GTXSS PROMPT SERVICE SELBY'S TOP tk GLASS SHOP Cor 8ih & Bar let t Phone 3075 FORSALE "Underwood Portable typewriter and case. $25. F. H. Ames, across from Reed Tractor Co 09 Highway North HEAR YE? HEAR YE! HEXr YEf Your car wnshed end cleaned, $1 25 Pick up and Deliver. Jackson Street Serv Ice. Phone 9121. FOR SALE Elnerta peachrfor can ning, $2 39 per apple box. Oakdale Market. WANTFDblshwasher. morning sTiTfl. 7 to 4. Barney s Cafe. 100 W. Main. a"RMY OFFICER leavinr for Los An" gelet Saturday morning. Take 3 passengers. References. Phone 24MB. KENTUCKY WON DER Beans Dress ler's 1107 E. Main. Phone 3656. F"OR SALE Cabinet Radio. AlsoTawn- nmwir, call evenings 0108, 443 na- ven. $7000 This very eubstantlal well-kept home is located cn an excellent close-In street Has 5 rooms and bath down- : stairs and 2 -bed rooms and half bath j upstairs. Can give immediate posses- ion I MARK A. GOLDY AGENCY 103 E. Main Phone 3266 I CANNING- , AT YOUR GR0C5RS-N0W While Fresh Foods ire Plentiful SALT SOME AWAY FOR SALE We Offer for Sale Our CIRCULAR Located 17 Miles North of Medford on the Crater Lake Highway Daily Capacity 20,000 Feet 125 H. P. Diesel Motor and other necessary equipment Gulf Red Cedar Company, Inc. S. C. Str Rout, Ejgle Point Oregon Ttlephont Eaglt Point 2315 HalHslssStMsVMMraiMI u J I Ul I I HI Kim III ONE s4 16-Inch and 1 set, 17-lnch Chevioiet. 6 lug wheels. Also pails off l33 Chevrolet Master. 412 N. Ivy. Apt.. 4. LIVESTOCK AUCTION every Satur day at the Pavilion, Phoenix, Ore gon, commencing at 1 p. m. sharp. The volume ot livestock at this mar ket hns reached a magnitude that makes It necessary that all stpek be al yards not later than 11 a. m. sale dv. This Auction Market main, tains Ihe very best watering and feeding facilities to be had any where and cater strictly to the busy stockman. Constant touch with ter minal markets, up-to-the-minute market reports, along with wide ac quil'itance among .ten promi nent in livestock circles is an out standing service to the sellers of llvemck. If yon have livestock for salo it will always pay you to take advnntne of this regular and de pendable mnrket service. We have ynrdif.g facilities to take care of 500 head of cattle. We anticipate a pood run for next sale. SOUTHF.RN OREGON LIVESTOCK AUCTION COMPANY Col. A H. Dudley. Auctioneer Phorie 8225 Medford,Or. FOR "SALE 2i acres up Rogue river from Gold Hill. Very fine S-room houstj. nice lawn, shade trees, fam ily orchard, swimming pool and lnv)y back yard. Barn, 4 large chicken houses double enrage, clo ver and atnlfa. fine milch cow, some chickens. This is a lovely country home close to stores and schools. Possession now. Price cut to $8500. Terms if desired. A. W. WALKER, Real Estate Tel. 272J Olfice: 427 E. Maln REDUX ED from $lfc(0 to ?4f50. own er being transferred. Immediate pos session 5 acres 5-room new mod ern house, double gar are, concrete floor and walks, large glassed-in screen porch, cooking stove and heater, linoleum, davenport and chair, cow, calf, chickens, rabbits goes with place. Tonv Corey, Box 20. Rt 4. Coker Butte Road, ofr Crater Lake Highway, 4 miles from MrdfowL WANTED TO RENT Five or fl-room unfurnished huitse in town. Per manent residents, reliable party. References If desired. Call 4767. ask forMr. Miller. FOR SALE Electric Fan: dVfe-. 10 inch, 3 speeds, oscillating, good as new 520 114 Portland. FOR SALE White Rock pullets. Ph". (.893 FOR SALE Cneifcycle with gnsotlno eniflre; 1 World bicycle; 1 small tabl-j model radio: 1 Univtk 8mm. movie camera carrying case, pro jector and view finder with 100 ft. unevnosed film. Call after 5:30 p. m. 503 Haven St. S9500 Duplex and house located on a good East side street, returns 97 50 per month unfurnished OPA celling furnthed Is M50. Always occupied Fx-r'ient return on Investment of 95f MARK A. GOLDY AGENCY Exclusive Agency 105 K Main Phone 32fl WANTED Porter at Browns' Cafe. POSITIONS ARE NOW OPEN FOR EXPERIENCED 8AWMIM WORKERS AND I .OO HANDLERS Please aoplv at our office at the nd of North Central Ave. TIMBER PRODUCTS COMPANY WANTT6 TRXDE7t38 FheTroVt Coupe. Rood condition for 1U30 Pickup of equal value. J. M. Baker. Goid Jllll, Itt. 1. PLUMS FOR SALE nlfl ummtT WANT bD Experienced Pay Roll Clerk for permanent position at near Creek Orchard. Phone 21fil. (VANVED Man and wife, experienced In orchard work Long Job, house, garden, cow Good wages by the year Tribune Box 2'107. SPLEN t'D Opportunity arid" 'salary for stcnornphei in wholesale, lumber office to assist In Invoicing and gen eral offire work. Steady employ ment Write (iving full particulars as to experience, etc. Write Tribune Box 2!00. "VANi'KD Two men for "retread shop, good pnv while learning trade. FIRESTONE hTOHES 214 8 Riverside AKEMNT Dr. Jcs. T. Antony My office will be open AUGUST, 29, 1945 Appointment! may be made Aug. 27 & 28, 1945 Office 206 Fluhrer Bldg. Phone 3523 SPECIALS Thursday, Aug. 30. 1945 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN GIRL WANTED at the Roxy Ann Con- ft'ctloi.ary. IS . N. Central. NO'rICK Let us spray your house or hutktmt and prevent the Termites from eating the wood. Phona Pa ci(lcSecd &Jmi,3413. VOUR FROZEN FOOD locker will be ready about Sept 15th. at the Polar. Cold Co, 0 Hawthorne St. Call S991) DRIVCriWANTED Medford Fuel Co NOTICE TO HUNTKriS Polar-Cold Co will be ready to take care ol your same properly. 24-hr service durJiiK deer season. Call 5990. REPLACE yam broken wtndowglas New Kins installed while you wait MEDFORD MILLWOKK CO. The Glass House Phone41ia 10th and Grape FOR SALE Motorcycle, Indian 74 Excellent tires and condition. Rt. 1. BoxT74 Ore hard Home Drive WE'CI.EAN RUGS "any sire, any kind We 'all loi snl deliver ) or more irt Grape Phone 7244 NOW AVAll.AHI.E No 1 certlRTadt red -edar shinnies Bis Ptnea Lum ber Co ADAH'S BEAUTY SAI ON Permanent Wuvtna a Specialty Special on cold -vavM Phone '664 120 N Central All conditioned K2F.P vom house ccK.fhlssumnieT wltn IM Rock wont insulation Bat tens Call us tor Information JNG PINES LUMPER CO COY S CHICKEN INN Gold-Hill - Serving fried entcken every day ex cept Monday Phone 331 Under same management POLAR-COLD" Storage Lockers will be rehdy about Sept 15ih. Call 9990 for rerervatlons. 0 Hawthorne St TOR SALE! By owner 4robm house Just outside city limits on Jackson ville Highway Box 50 One acre entirety fenced, parage, wood shed, work shop, chicken houses New electric hot water tank and laundry trnvs $4,750 Cash Phone 5421. All day Sunday or wee it dnys after 5 WANTtI; StcnoRraoherriocarfesl dent ore Or red Permanent position Phone 223d extension 6. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUH CAR Save Time Cash and Gas Call Automobile Market, Friendly Mrrtforrt Dealer. Ph 3919 flth and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to US LUMBER Lumber Nails Roofing Dry Floor In i and Siding Low Priced No Priority H O STEPHENSON CO Co'.rt and McAndrews Road Phone 20O0 Med lord LUMBER Roufli Boards ana Dimension WITHOUT PRIORITY Also REDWOOD and CEDAR FENCE POSTS N.ills RoofinK CAMERON M OFF ITT LUMBER CO Sp Riverside at Bamett Rd FOR SALE Baled affnlfa. oat. oat and vetch hay Priced reasonably Phone 43tt9 , I POLAK C6TDTood Lockers are built I low and convenient and held at a constantly low temperature, f none i BtiUO U Hawthorne St. 4 'A a i i When IF YOU ARE LOOKING for a GOOD PERMANENT JOB . . . at GOOD WAGES and PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS With one of Southern Oregon's oldest and best known firms, why don't you DIAL 2168 or call at our offices, 28 North Bartlort Street. We'll gladly talk it over with you. SNIDER DAIRY & PRODUCE COMPANY 40c The FAMILY ALWAYS 2 TODAY thru Saturday PLUS BILL ELLIOTT in "The Man From Thunder River" with GABBY HAYES TODAY Thru SAT. DAVIS gr",ne'" I jfQ BBHH I v . linn' Hi I TODAY ... . SAT. THE KING Of THE COWBOYS! ROGERS . wirtTHGCU" THI MAN f BOM Also RONALD REAGAN "Girts On Probation" Motioning Ends We hope gasoline, tires, Pull mans soon become available and you can travel to your sports play, ground. Then we can promise you the famous Bergmann Outdoor Shoe made for comfort and long, economical weir. ieltt pay to unit mnd g 1 H E A t R E FEATURES 40c 0LSEN and JOHNSON WW i. ill