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LOCAL and
Here From Corvallis H. E. i
Nordeen of Corvallis is in south-1
cm Oregon to visit two daugh-!
t?rs, Mrs. J. S. Svinth of Grants
Pass and Mrs. John Patton of
2234 Aloha street, Medford.
McKinnon Promoted O. A. ;
McKinnon, connected with the '.
Medford division of Oregon i
i t Dnl if a hsc Koon nrnmntnl
Diaie ..ua uvi... t""'"-" unauues administration, weve
from sergeant to lieutenant, in the city yesterday conferring
Capt. Paul Parson announced to- with Frank Rogers, city super
day. The promotion was effec-' intendent.
tive Sept. 1. I
. u t j f Visiting Edens Pvt. Edward
. F " Hi. ?'"M'r Gove arrived this morning from
.-"
ville returned home Thursday
from Albany where they were
called Tuesday by the death of
Mr. Grigsby's father, C. M.
Grigsby. The deceased was al
most '75 years old at the time of
his death and was an old-time
Albany resident. He was a re
tired printer, having operated a
printing estaousnmem in rtioany .
ior many years ana later navmg
operated the high school print-,
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SUPERS
VACUUM TUBE37 Q50
MODELS start .t I 0
In announcing thre tuperb vacu
um tube models at new low pricet,
Acousti con-6rt and oldest electrical
hearing aid manufacturer is making
hearing aid hiitory. Thei precision
instruments have been especially de
signed to enable ynu to hear and un
derstand home and business conversa
tion. To the hard of hearing person
that is the one thins that really mat
ters. New low prices are complete and
Include custom ear-mold or bona re
eeiver, and scientific fitting to your in
dividual need. Call, or phone for free
borne demonstration.
Free Laboratory Demonstra
tion. Open 9 a. in. to 1 p. m.
2 p. m. to 6 p. m.
Acousticon-Mete Co.
Suite 407. Medford Center
Bldg., Central at Sixth
Send for New Free Book
P-T. A. DANCE
Sai., Sept. 8
S:33-2:Q
SA&.S VALLEY
1
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h1 'j
At Cool
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! GRANGE HALL i
GOOD MUSIC 1
REFRESHMENTS I
.js --. i yV
SAT. NITE
Ban's Miss The
DANCE
BallE'COni Riverside at Sixth
RAY'S MODERN MUSIC
DAHCE SAT. NITE
at DBEAiLAND
Old Time Music-Ereryone Invited
PERSONAL
From Portland Mark J Pike
of the Portland O and C Land
administration, is to leave the
city today after spending the
past few days attending to busi
ness.
Confer Here Mr. Puckey,
Seattle, and Mr. Boggs, Santa
Monica, both of the Civilian
A . . i s ,
Yuma. Am., and is visitino at
tne nome of Mr. and Mrs. O. A.
Eden, 211 Gcnessee street, while
on furlough from the army air
corps. Pvt. Gove formerly lived
in Medford.
On Delay En Route Pvt.
David Lute, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. P. Lute, 523 North Riverside
avenuei is spending a 10-dav de-
)av en route rom c RobertSi
Calif- at the home J hij par;
ents. Pvt. Lute is to rrmort
Camp Adair, Ore.
. . . , ,
iS7n car belonging :
to W.E.Davis, Route 2, reported !
stolen Wednesday night was j
found yesterday on Fifth and
Bartlett streets by his son, Wil-1
nam jdvis, or., ponce state.
The car was taken from Grape
street, police said.
Dairy Fire City firemen
were called to the Southwest
Oregon Dairy Cooperative, 1723
North Riverside Avenue, at 3:30
a.m. today to extinguish a roof
fire which caused small damage,
firemen reported. Origin of the
blaze was not determined, ac
cording to the report.
M
Hera From Klamath Mrs. S.
L. Waters of Klamath Falls was
in Medford earlier this week to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. O. Sanden, 304 South Central
avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Waters
had been in Portland and
Gresham where they entered a
number of winning horses in the
races there. Mr. Waters remain
ed in the north on business,
e
Prenticea Return Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Prentice, 517 New
town street, returned yesterday
from a business trip to San
Francisco. The Prentices were
pleased with a surprise visit
from Lt. Russell Prentice. Aber-!seas
deen, Wash., who arrived in San
Francisco from three year's
overseas duty and succeeded in
locating his brother through San
Francisco music houses. The
travelers made the trip clown by
the coast highway and report
traffic extremely heavy and
hotel and tourist cabin accommo
dations impossible to obtain,
with dozens of travelers forced
to sleep in their cars parlced ;
aiong tne nignway. iney were i
accompanied on the trip by Mrs
John Prentice.
OH
TICKET
Admits You to
Merrick's and
Dreamland Dances
9 p.m.
to
1
a.m.
v -
a'.V -s
Roomy
! Can Collide Cars operated
: by Garner W. Cady, 1034 North
Central avenue, and Kenneth
Fry, 1182 Court street, collided
yesterday at the corner of South
Central avenue nd Twelfth j
street causing slight damage to Included In the group coming
Cady's auto, according to an ac- from Diamond Lake will be
cident report filed with city i Ernie Pascal, screen writer. Di
police. rector Jaqucs Tourneur, Patricia
Roc. a new Hollywood star from
Resumes Practice Victor; England. Henrv Spits. Edwi.rd
Tengwald, who returned to Med- Cronjager and Ward Bond Uni-
lorct aoout a montn ago alter
more than three years of army
duty, has resumed his law prac
tice in rooms 307-308 Liberty
building. Tengwald is a former
United States commissioner and i
deputy clerk of the United
States district court. He served
overseas in Germany with the
106th Infantry Division.
Ration Applications -
InstitU"
tions which are to apply for '
i, - ... c . i
quotas for the September-OctO- j
ber ration period have' been ,
, , , ... ,
asked to Me applications im-'
mediately as files must be !
shipped from the local office be-
ginning Sept. 17, L. L. Ternahan, ,
rhipf rlprlt statprt tnrlgv Th.rp. i
. . - ..
alter allotment applications are
to be filed with the district of
fice, Bedell building, Portland,
Ternahan said.
Fracturei Ankle Mrs. R. W.
prosser of Los Alto5i Calif has
returnpd to her summer home
near Unlon Creek foowing a
st here for treatmcnt forn
ankle which she fracured while
fishing near her home. Mrs.
Prosser is a former Ashland
resident and plans to Msit
friends there before returning
south. While in Medford Mrs.
Prosser was registered at the
Medford Hotel.
e
To Picnic Members of Med
ford Sojourners' club were re
minded today of the annual pic
nic for members and families
which will be held at Jackson
Hot Springs Sunday at one
o'clock. Members are asked to
bring table service and bread and
butter for their families in addi
tion to the assigned menu dish.
Reservations for the picnic are
to be made with Mrs. H. A.
Krause, 4672.
Shreeve Home Sgt. Dick
Shreeve arrived home Sunday to
spend a 30-day furlough with
his wife and daughter at their
home at 821 Oak street, follow
ing his arrival in the States
from Italy. Shreeve, who will
report to Santa Ana, Calif., on
expiration of the furlough, has
spent the past ten months over
with the 15th air force. A
graduate of Medford high school,
Shreeve was a former Mail Tri
bune carrier.
Building Permits Followjng
city residents applied for bui'd-.
inf permits yesterday at the of
fice of the city superintendent:
W. W. Huntley, 23 Elm street,
S500, to erect a garage, green
house and addition to a resi-
dence; H. S. Deuel, 310 East
Ma,n street, $100
repair en
trance to business building; Aus
tin L. Kine, 323 Mary street, $50,
erect garage, and W. H. Jones.
1113 South Oakdale avenue,
$201), reshingle residence.
Ensign To Arriv. Ensijm
Eugene Hayes, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. O. V. Hayes. 724 Alder
street, will arrive home soon
from the south Pacific, accord
ing to a wire received yesterday
from the officer, which states
that he has been detached from
his ship and expects to be sent
to the United States soon. Hayes
was commissioned from Platls
burg, N. Y., in June, 1944. and
has been overseas since August.
His wife and child arrived Wed
nesday from Burlington, Vt., and
are vifiting at the Hayes home.
CINEMA PLAYERS -TO
ATTEND RODEO
Dana Andrews, Susan Hay-
ward, Andy Devine and Brian
Donlevy, leading stars of "Can
yon Passage" now in production
at Diamond Lake, will be among
a large group of Universal Pic
tures actors and officials attend
ing the Jackson County Sher
iff's Posse rodeo here Saturday
night, according to word re
ceived by the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce. The
Cowboy-Cowgirl costumes not necessary
TONIGHT
' Dreamland
Don't Miss the
Jaycee Cowboy
DANCE
PRIZES! ALL INVITED
Sponsored by
Chamber
movie group will appear In the
parade and attend the rodeo
later in the evenHig. Dana And
rews and Andy Devine will ride
horses in the parade, according
to present plans.
versal officials.
Gold has been found in every
county of California and. until
the war caused a shut down, was
being produced in 50 of the 58
counties.
Investors Syndicate, now In ft 52nd
year, l.'nrlerwnter and Investment
Manager for Investors Muftial Inc the
popular open end -Funds alwavs 11-
..ounces the addition of two more' miiT
L"a'ri "V,1!."' funds; investors stock
i - und. a busmew mans fund and In-
vestor Selective Fund, a conservative
'"estmKnt flJnl- tcJ obJecvM of
reasonable dependabilitv of Income
and stability of value. SoheiUtion of
l'sc 5 m" bv Prospectus only.
Sunno
J- .?nooltv representative (or
l' '"'j. Queen Ann.
.Mcuiuru, we. rnone iiaia.
Too Late to Classify
DANCE STUDIO "
Ruth Luy Penny
, Phone ,5960
Tdn SALE Walnut bt-d. springs and
matiress. Dinnette se t. ft09 Sunset.
FOR SALE 3 feeder gT.5earlinc
calves; team black mares, and har
ness. I1, miles west Griffin Creek
tirnn;e,UddoxRanch.
SALE OR TRADE $5000 80-A. Ap
plegnte river ranch. Phone 622 Jack-
FOR KF NT Room to cmploved rou
ple. Furnace heat. Vacant Sunday
Phone 4669 evening! or Sundays.
REMODELING AND NEW CON"
STRUCTION. For estimate call 5467,
FOR SALE 15 acres of enrn tor en
silage. John Nealon. Phone 118, Cen-
irai romi.
FOR SALE 2 old davenports. $20 00
ean. i davenport and chair $40 00;
1 800 ib. cream separator with pow
er take off. $4000 M. D. Shults,
220 No. Bartlett. between 9 and 6
p. m.
FOR SALE 5 room modern house".
furnished, including Krlgidatre and
wasning maenme, or unfurnished
Lot of fruit trees, berries and
(trapes Close to Junior High, gfadft
aim grocery siore. Lall
w est JncKson street.
FOR SALE 1 3 acres. also5a acres",
close In. easy terms, for informa
tion enquire at 147 North Holly.
$6300-
Apartment house, 3 'fully
furnished apartments up.
stairs Income SRS ner
month. ! room living quarters first
floor Elec. hot water lank. This ts
the best buy of all. Close in, al
ways rented. A home with an in
come. Terms. H. N. Lofland. 223
South Oakdale, Broker.
FOR SALE Auto courl and camp
ground, 2'3 acres, excellent location
near Ashland, two highways, lots of
shade 13 cabins, store, living quar
ters, service station, shop. Price
15.900. H. C. Galey. Afent, Ashland.
for Immediate sale'
$9500
20 Acres garden land now in clover.
Free waier right out of Little Butte
creeK. Small house, large barn. Med
ford city water in hnus'1. 50 tons of
hay in barn; some equipment. Total
price with hay S9.i00.00 No bettor
ucai in land witn tree water in
Jackson county.
OH VI1X SELL
Acres with house and barn for
$45(l 00.
See J C. BARNES. Heal Estate
31 S. Tront St. Office Phone 917a
Home phone 4!I28
BABY CAR
SEATS only $2.40 at
SIMS BHOS
FOR SALK Hale, Mmr peaches. First
turn left at east end ol Spring St.
J. A. Nelson.
PE ACHES." HXLES'rELBERf AS"
MU1KS
Loral 22 Ib. lugs $1.7.1; tomatoes 3
cents; cantalopes 10c each; Hun
carlcn prunes 6 cents lb.; Grapes,
i lbs. 25c.
PAVLESS MARKET
223 S. RiverMde Opposite Firestone
SAVE 3iigar by canmg Mulr peaches.
5 cents, you pick Sun. or Monday.
Bring containers. Fonnrr Foss Orch
ard. Heeson Lane, oft Wagner Creek
road, Talent. Dewey Penrod.
TOR" SALBN!cewhfie" face heifer
calf. Call 483W.
FOR SALE Clean 50 nllohVsoIYne
barrel with spout. 1405 West tilh.
Phone 5805.
FOR SALE Cooking apples, 6 cents
lb. 617 Catherine St.
CANNI NG Tumatues " 3c lb. plcited'.
Bring containers. W. B. Medley, end
of Btar Creett hridge, Central Point
to Four Corners.
DAY and night care of children, at
Holmes Nursery. 402 Boardman,
Phunc 4510.
FLA S 1 iLl G H TS AND BATTERIES
SLMSJiBOS..23 NFir.
WANT Medium size wood rangewith
coil, goodcondition. GltiSo. Ivy.
WOULD like to meet lady who found
mattrrss on Hwy Contact me across
from Presbyterian church In Phoe
nix, evenings. J. 1. Fenton.
WAN'I EI) Body and fender repiilr
mar.. Shults Bros. Body and Fender
Service. 220 Jio.Bartlett
EXPERIENCED typist and stenogra"
pher would like work to do at home.
WILL care for children in my home
homo by hour or by month. Phone
3067.
WANTED--Pre-war tricycle In good
cond. lion. Phone 244L
FOR-RENT One room cabin suitable
for one. Kitchen privileges If pre
ferred Pbqne30G7.
FURNISHED room for rent7h. jftjfT.
LOST 1-ady's gray chalk fctrlped top
coat, man tailored Reward. Call
62H) or 5116 Ashland, collect.
FRYERS Fancy colored fryers all
sizes at less than celling prices at
the RiversldeMarket.
WANTED 20x4.50 or "4 75 tire. Phone
2570
the Medford Junior
of Commerce
CAHA 5Wm' Mod. home on East
OOUUU ld0- Circulating fireplace.
oil heater. Vemtlin blinds.
Glassed In service porch and sleep
ing space. Possession.
JjjrAA 3 Acres bottom land, food
ODDUv fi-rrn. mod. house, barn.
Y garare and shop. Modern
plumbing, cow, 3 calves, hay, cir
culating heater, drapes
CARL GOTTSCHE. Broker
T N tiartlett St Ph 4MH or 3W
TOR SALE Non-lrrtcated Hale and
Elbcrta peaches. Griffin Creek Road
turn right at Griffin Creek Grange
i3 miles. Hukill Ranch.
fORsXLE S00 heavy chicks SaturT
day Dressier' Hatchery, 1107 Edit
Ma .n . Phone 3656
TRICYCLE SEATS Just arrived at
SIMS BROS.
FOR SALE Poll Hereford bull. 3-yrs.
old Ph. 854 Central Point. J. Elle
stad.
CANNING Corn, fancy quality. S 1 85
wck at the RiversideMarket.
FOR "SALE One H. D. 14 All is Chal
merd cat. winch, and dozer; One D
13.000 caterpillar power plant; One
D44O0 power pLtnt. Fred Smith, Box
., Prospect, Ore.. Phone 813.
FOR SALE Pre-war bicycle. $2 50;
.22 Winchester pump. $'3. 22 Rem
ington pump 21.j37S.Holl
FOR SALE 200 "May and 600 June
turkevs. All or each group sepernie
ly. Sullivan South 7th, Central Point,
evenings,
PEAR PICKERS WANTED. Ph. 3570.
LOST Brown and whltTCotlie male
do. Answers to name of Teddy.
Reward, Phone 4710.
WANTED Bookkeeper and stenogra
pher, permanent position. Lx-cai resi
dent preferred. Crater Lake Lumber
Co . Phona 7109.
TRICYCLE WHEELS, tires, seats, bells
and hubs. Get that trlcycla repaired
at SIMS BROS.
DRY LUMBER HANDLERS
SOUTHERN OREGON SUGAR
PINE CO.
WATERMELONS A full carload. 2'jc
lb. at tne Itlversiae Mflraci.
BABY STROLLER WHEELS Replace
those wooden "war-time" wheels at
SIMS BROS.
WANTrriHlBh school boy or man
fnf Mflll Tribune Agency in Ash'
land. A good part time job. Phone
Collect, Gerald T. Latham. Circula
tion Manager. Mall Tribune, 2141 or
4794ifter8 p. m.
ROOM and Board for srriool girls.
pricereasonableTrUnine Box 3640.
LOST Brlndle bulldog with harness.
License No. 3532. Phone 2086. He-
ward. i
WILL give four pups to good homes.
G. F. White. Box 348, Gold Ray
Dam Rd.
$6300
TOR SALF 1604 West Main street.
Attractive two bedroom, newly
painted home, nanded and finished
fir flf.,rit. flrenlace. Corner lot. Im.
mediate possession. Reasonable
terms Call Charles R. Ray. Room
ni7 Medford Blda.. Phone 3902.
BfCYCLE TIRES AND TUBES AH
sire at SI MS UKOh,
USED CARS
Lota ot Them
Largest Stock In
Southern Otegon.
Se Us Before You
Buy or Sell
I N SHULTS
M Riverside, between 4th tnu flth
WANTED
Mechanics
We need more Automo
bile and Truck Mech
anics, Body Men and
Painter.
Make350.Mo.
and Up. Weekly Guarantee!
IDEAL WORKING
CONDITIONS
Coolest Shop In Summer
Warm In Winter
Locker Room
Hot and Cold Water
Vacations
with Pay
If you are looking for the
belt job In town it will pay
you to get our proposition
and get aet In poit-war
job now.
L. C. Taylor Co.
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
112 So. Rivcnide
Phone 2963
GLOVES A!l kinds, eotton. leather.
men's and ladies sizes at the River-
side Market
VOUR
FROZEN FOOD locker will be
ready about Sept 15th, at the Polar-
Cold to , 9 Hawthorne St Call59y0
FOR SALE Davenport and chair, new
sprirjts. After 5 p. m., dial 4651,
f15 A 10th.
NOTICt If you want your sawmill or
anv other minding white-washed
phoneJaciflc Feed & Seed Co. 3413.
NOTICE Jim Grimes' has" moved" his
Medfoid Barber Shop from base
rnr'.t of M-d'ord Center Bldg.. to
423 fc Msin. across from Boxy
Theatre. Open Saturday. Sept. 0th.
WANTED Office Help. One stenog
rapher antl one typist. Both perma
nent position. Phone 2157.
BICYCLE "INNER TVBFR Every tuna
guaranteed at Sims Bros.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 1
SPECIALS
I
Pl.UMSTNG FIXTtTRES: Toilets. Sinks,
Ls-atories. Shower Stalls. Septic
T.iuk.s. Soil Fittings and Pipe. Fan- !
rets. Strainers, Traps, Get our i
prices
HARD TO GET TTFMS; Chicken Fry
ers, rotntoi" Riccrs. Steam Electric
Invir. CUthesline Wire. Oil Heat
inn S''c. Kerosene Cook Stoves.
Copper Colls for heating water.
Hardware Cloth, all st.-cs. Knee
Rubber Boots Also Cow Halters and
Tie Out Chains.
A NEW SHIPMENT of new wood cir
culating heaters, and trash burners.
Also lutomatte gas and electric wa
ter hrAtert. Buy now while stock is
complete.
EXTRA SIECIAL Laundry
trays, $10 .5; lawn rakes. 45c; can
openers. 10c each; Sleeping Bags.
100ri virgin wool at Sit 95; fresh
stock of tlashlinht batteries at 5c;
80,, wool blankets at $4 45; pad
locks 0c each; flour sifters at 30c.
Dish pans, 85c each.
CLOSE OUT Decora tie Wall Paper.
ron contains iuo square icui at ouu
per roll.
ATTENTION LOGGERS AND TRUCK
ERS Large stock of used shovels
a.nd axes at 75c each.
Fine Assortment of Luc cape, consist
ing of Dvernigm Bags. Pullman
Cass. Make-up Kits Matched Lug
gage and Lockers Mail Boxes, Dish
pans. Just arrived. Garden Sprinklers. Gal
vanized Hucket Milk falls, cream
Cans Milk Strainers. Garbage Cans.
Milk Pans and Crocks.
l'r-2 Inch S Inch and 4 inch Irriga
tion Pipe. Also ripe Llbows.
PAINT alt rotors also Turpentine and
on. nmcie tiam, uioseout small
cant paints, assorted colors, each
10c.
VISIT our furniture department. Dav-
enos and C hester! leld sets witn
springs throughout, dinette sets,
chest ot drawers, large stock mat- j
tresei, springs etc. 1
ROOFING Paper all sires and weights
also builnintt paper celt paper less
than mall order prices. i
I
COMPLETE line of tents, tarpaulins.
hay covers and canvas tor im en-
tlon purposes- Also steel cola and
mattresses, i
CLOSE-Otit on heavy work harness.
horse collars, pads and norse Dian
keta. PIPE large stock of pre-war pipe at
pre-war prices Also pipe fittings,
f ressure pumps pitcher pumps, cen
rifugal and rotary uiups, etc.
WOODCHOPPERS Attentionl Large
stock of eordwood saws, all sires,
saw mandrels, wedges, sledge ham
mers, axes and crosscut saws.
ATTENTION, farmers and gardeners
We have in stock all sues and mesh
of chicken netting stock fence borb 1
wire, tence port... smooth wire stuc- .
co wire also chicken house spray
era. wlierlbarrows. garden cultlva- I
tors, spading forks, hoes, rakes, mat
tocks and shovels.
TOOLS .if all kinds, fof the carpenter, I
mechanic, farmer, logger; also P-C j
tools consisting of sockets ratchets i
lug wrenches and speed wrenches ,
REMEMBER you always buy for less1
at the j
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 1
37-.I9-;,:, N Grape SU
Medford. Oregon
Starts
Pi-V' AV..-.5i;.-4.(iTi. -
f! ' .v i fji
r
aWHker-- - : .. .
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14 ,7
to V
Friday, Sept. 7. 1943
i 1 r
WANTED to rent furnished house by
responsible couple. Take excellent
care of properly. C. W. Thompson,
C.cn.De1., Medford.
NOTICE Medford Barhcr" Shop'' has
moved from the basement of Med
ford Center llldg.. to 423 E. Main,
across from the Row Theotre. Open
Saturday. Sept. 8th
TOR SALF One Vaughn garden trac
tor, with all attachments, or will
trade for Model A" Pickup. Jack
sonville StarRt., Box 5 1 .
p1)L.AR"C6ld Storage Locners wlfi
be ready about Sept 15th. Call 5990
for reservations 9 Hawthorne St.
FOlTs LE MtxcdTrlcharrdVatscrd.
No. 1 quality, priced right Also roon
green pasture. Isaacs, Crater Lake
highway;
HALE PEACHES Nice large orchard
run. ripened on the tree. Dcnney,
first house on Madrona tjine, oft
Oak Grove road Phone iU08.
BICYCI E Kl C KST AN D chain
mTds baskets, and pedals. Get that
bike fixed for school now. SIMS
PROS.
KINDERGARTEN for pre-school age
children. Colleen Hope Dance SMidlo. ;
Sparta Bldg . East Main SL Phone
?."iil mornings.
NOTICE TO " HUNTERS Polar-Cold
Co will be ready to take care of
vour game properly " 24-hr service '
during deer season. Call 5900. ,
WANTEDExnerienced Stenographer
for permanent position. Call at Bear '
Cretk Orchards Phone 2161.
LUMBER
R uigi Boards
and Dimension
REDWOOD and CEDAR
FENCE POSTS
Nails Roofing
CAMERON MOFF1TT
LMMBER CO.
So. Riverside at Bamett KA.
FOR SALE Tomatoes, cucumbers,
carrcts. beets green peppers, egg
plaid and dill. Bnteman. ' mile
N W of Central Point, on Taylor Rd
NOWAVAll.ABl.E No 1 eertlgTBde
red -edar thingiee Big Plnee Lum
ber Co
COY'S CHICKEN rNN Gold Hill
Serving fried cntoken every day ex
cept Monday Phone 231 Under
same management-
CASH IN A PLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
9av Tim Cash and Gaa
Cull AutpmoblU Mnrkft.
Friendly Medford Dealer.
Ph 31 1 "h and Bartlett
No Red Tape When You Sell
to US
KKFP vour hoiisa cooter this summer
with IM Rook Wool Insulation Ba
tens Call us tor Information
BIG PINES LUMBER CO
Mm. J. Albert McCorkU
Teacher of Piano
Studio 912 So. Oakdale At.
Telephone 4067
Hv Your Montag Furnace)
and Oil Burner Checked
Now by
Leonard Electric Go.
Ph. 4427 309 E. Main
ATTENTION
Eaglet and Auxiliary
FREE DANCE
SAT. NITE
?.,0m SEPTEMBER 8
EAGLES' HALL
219 W Main - Fine Mu.ic
THE STRRKGE
mOUING STDR'J
CF.RCRimE
. seuse vur rvsnil
d. eeei.na.ine iiin
.:- HrlUMTED Bu m
, t .
SUNDAY!
iiraaisiii' i 1
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE NINE
FOR SALE Baled alfalfa, oat, oat and
vetch hay Priced reasonably Phone
' 43flH "
WANTED Man for lie delivery. 23
W, Main. alley Fuel Co.
POLAR -COLL) Food Lockers are built
low and convenient and held at a
constantly low temperature. Phone
5!00 9 Hawthorne St.
L U M B t R
Lumber - Nails . Roofing
Dry Flooring and Siding
Low Priced No Priority
R O STEPHENSON CO.
Court and Mc Andrews Road
Phone 2000 Medfurd
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