LOCAL and
Postpone Meeting No meet
ing of the Medford Women's Re
lief corps will be held this Thurs
day, officers state, and next ses
sion of the group will be Oct. 4.
Return Mrs. Josephine Jer
ome. Holly apartments, and Mrs.
Octavia Waddell. 11 Myrtle
street, returned Saturday from
a week's visit in San Francisco.
In Hospital Roy McReynolds
of Butte Falls, was recovering in
Sacred Heart hospital today fol
lowing a collapse yesterday
morning on South Front street,
according to hospital and police
reports.
Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs.
Edward R. Walker and two sons.
John and Robert, left for their
home in Eugene today after
spending the week-end in Med
ford with Mrs. Walker's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Gilstrap, 35
Geneva street.
m m
Bikes Stolen Billie Richie.
414 Palm street, reported to city
police yesterday the theft of his
bicycle from a local theater and
Bob Fasel, 40 North Peach street,
reported his Hawthorne bicycle,
license No. 142, stolen Saturday
from high school.
Officers To Coqullls County
Judge J. B. Coleman, Commis
sioners A. E. Powell and William
Perry and Paul B. Rynning,
county engineer, left yesterday
for Coquille to attend a meeting
of members of the county courts
of Southwest Oregon.
Fire Alarms City firemen
were called to the home of E. G.
Hawkins, 623 South Central ave
nue, twice yesterday morning
when an oil stove became over
heated. No damage was report
ed. Another run was made at
3:52 p. m. yesterday to extin
guish a grass fire in a vacant lot
behind 703 Beatty street. Cause
of the blaze was unknown and
no damage resulted.
Home From Army Frank R.
Brown, who received an honor
able discharge from the army air
corps Friday at Ft. Lewis has ar
rived at his home in Brownsboro
after four years and nine months
service with the air force. As a
staff sergeant with the ground
crew of the Fifth Air force,
Brown spent three years In the
southwest Pacific and was
awarded two bronze battle stars.
He graduated from Medford
high school with the 1937 class.
DR. A. R. HEDGES
Chiropractic & Naturopathic
Physician
128 E. Main Dial 3170
LIFE-SPAN
Much has been said of recent
years relative to increased "life
span." This has led many to be
lieve that the national health has
been greatly improved and the
life-span lengthened. Such is apt
to give the wrong impression. It
is true that infant mortality has
been reduced. Yet the death
reaper continues his pace in the
older age groups. "Defensive
Diet" reports that Dr. V. G. Hei
ser. author of "An American
Doctor's Odyssey," recently said
before the American Association
for the Advancement of Science:
"Your chance of increasing your
life span after the age of 35 has
not been increased one iota in
the past 100 years:'" This only
substantiates statements the
writer has made several times.
Improvement has resulted in the
saving of the young. But little
or nothing has been done for the
person after the age of 35, and
especially so should he have a
chronic disease. It Is time re
search from a new viewpoint be
started.
CHICKEN and STEAK
DINNERS
KING'S CAFE
Owned by OTTO and
WAVE KING
Highway 99 at Talent
Come Out and See the BearsI
WORKERS NEEDED
GOOD WAGES
GOOD WORKING HOURS
GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS
at your local cannery, Front and 1 3rh Streets.
We're establishing a day shift for canning pears
and a night shift for prunes. Here is your oppor
tunity to assist a vitally important home industry
and earn good money for winter needs and
Christmas!
ROGUE RIVER PACKING CORP.
Telephone 3982
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Tuesday
8:00 p. m. Ladies Mounted
Troop, ride followed by dinner
at home of Dr. and Mrs. E. S.
Philips, Big Boulder ranch.
6:00 p. m. Wesleyan Service
guild, "school lunch" picnic
meeting at home of Mrs. C. A.
Meeker, 724 East Jackson street.
Bring sack lunch.
8:00 p. m. Pythian Sisters,
regular meeting at K. of P. hall.
Bring canned pears.
8:00 p. m. Carnation club,
home of Susie Slaven, 411 South
Newtown street. Mrs. Mary Car
rara, assisting hostess.
8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, P.E.
O., home of Mrs. Fletcher Fish,
Phoenix. Program, Miss Stewart.
Wednesday
12:30 p. m. Victory club of
Reames Chapter No. 66, O.E.S.,
covereJ dish luncheon at home
of Mrs. R. D. McCarty, Orchard
Home Drive. Those desiring
transportation phone 2982.
1:00 p. m. Get-Together club,
dessert followed by card party,
Eagles' hall.
1:30 p. m. Medford Extension
unit, rally and installation at
Girls' Community club. Anyone
interested invited to attend.
Applies For Permit C. H.
Scheel, 931 Queen Anne avenue,
applied for a permit this morn
ing at the office of the city
superintendent to erect a garage
costing $300.
Veterans Report Recently
discharged veterans who report
ed to selective service board No.
1 Friday were Charles Kudlac,
Frank Hampshire, James Hobbs
and Douglas MacKnight. Those
reporting today were Murray L.
Neal, Roy E. Lay and Willard
E. Cave.
Improving Dr. E. G. Riddell
is recovering at the family home,
35 Crater Lake avenue, this
week following his release from
Community hospital after treat
ment of injuries received August
28 from a fall at his home. The
doctor expects to return to the
dental office in the Medford Cen
ter building in about a week.
Visiting Here In the city vis
iting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Van Gilbert, 135 North
Holly street, and other friends
are Mrs. Sylvia Shreeve, of Sa
lem, and her daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mor
ris, all former residents of Med
ford. Mrs. Shreeve is to return
to her home tonight and the Mor
ris' expect to leave within the
next few days.
Discharged Cpl. Nell E. von
der Hellen, route 3, has received
an honorable discharge from the
women's army corps at Camp
Beale, Calif., according to a re
lease from the station. Cpl. von
der Hellen enlisted in March,
1945, trained at Ft. Oglethorpe,
Ga., and was then assigned to
Barnes General hospital, Van
couver Barracks, Wash. She has
had two sons in the service, Rich
ard, killed in action on Luzon,
and Capt. Robert von der Hetlen,
B-17 and B-29 pilot.
Wing Returns Charles Wing
returned to Medford Friday from
Burlingame Hills, Calif., where
he visited Mrs. Wing and their
two daughters. He will remain
here about 10 days. Mr. Wing
reports that their daughter,
Charlotte, is now first cellist
with the Burlingame high school
symphony orchestra, and is a stu
dent of Professor Rheinberg of
the San Francisco symphony or
chestra. The Wings' older daugh
ter, Acacia Jean, has entered
Mills college where she is a sen
ior in the art department.
Buchanan Here George Bu
chanan, formerly of Medford,
left yesterday for San Francisco
after a brief business trip to Med
ford and Ashland. Buchanan an
nounced that he is now market
ing a new handcrafted woman's
wooden clog of distinctive type
for Ned Mars. Ashland ortho
pedic specialist, designer of the
shoe. According to Buchanan,
Mars' new clog may well be the
nucleus for a flourishing new
shoe industry for southern Ore
gon. Buchanan has taken over
the distributorship of the clog
for the California territory.
( Team To Meet Degree of
Honor drill team will meet in
I the Lincoln gymnasium tonight
at 8 p. m. for practice.
Mothers To Meet Navy Moth
ers' club will meet tomorrow at
the Girls' Community club at 10
a. m., with a covered dish lunch
eon to be served at noon.
Groups To Meet Rogue Val
ley Chapter No. 147 and auxil
iary will hold their annual in
stallation of officers in the arm
ory Wednesday at 8 p. m. Ray
Dorris, Portland, national senior
vice-commander of the men's
group will be installing officer
for the chapter and Mrs. Dorris
for the auxiliary. Preceding the
ceremonies dinner will be served
at 6:30 p. m.
Correction Through an error
in compiling the list of sorority
pledges in an office at the Uni
versity of Oregon, the name of
Miss Hortense Jennings, daught
er of Dr. and Mrs. George Jenn
ings, Saginaw Drive, was incor
rectly listed. Miss Jennings is
not a pledge of Alpha Omicron
Pi. as was stated in the list of
pledges given out by the uni
versity. 10
I
Reports of the district meet
ing, held here Friday, and plans
for a degree team, will be among
the' business scheduled for the
meeting of Crater Lake post No.
1833, Veterans of Foreign Wars
and auxiliary to be held Tuesday
in the armory at 8 p. m. There
will also be balloting on new
recruits.
Sixty-one persons attended the
district meeting, held in the ar
mory. Francis walker was in
stalled district commander for
the men's group and Mollie
Dover, grants Pass, district pres
ident of the women's unit.
Among those present were De
partment Commander Pete Fred
rickson, Grants Pass; Earl
Meade, department adjutant and
quartermaster; Col. Ted Hopkins,
post commander, Rogue River;
Victor Robb, commander of the
Medford post; Marshall Day,
Central Point post commander;
Marie Dana, department pres
ident for the auxiliary and Al
vina Fredrickson, department
guard.
FOURTH MARRIAGE LOOMS
Hollywood, Sept. 17 (U.R)
Actress Mary Astor today was
preparing for her fourth mar
riage. The screen actress an
nounced she would marry Chi
cago Broker Thomas G. Whee
lock, formerly of the army air
forces, this winter. Miss Astor
was previously the wife of the
late Kenneth Hawks, Dr. Frank
lyn Thorpe and Manuel Del
Campo.
Too Late to Classify
ENDS TONIGHT
MATL TRIBUNE BARGAIN DAYS
enos tontpht. Last chance. Mall
your remittance or call at the
omci. uon t torgot
NEW PREWAR Furnished Home, two
nec.ro.ims down stairs, children
piayrooin with hunks upstairs
1 block south of senior high, 1003
wniiinan. 7atiu.
FOR SALE Beautiful HomeTonlv in
fourth block from Main street.
aeconTeci inside and out. Nice r
inr room, hedrooni, kitchen, dininf
roam rruu room, in unary room,
larre room upstairs can put two
neas mere, insulation was put be.
tween rafters this summer, and
cenej. insulation over all of uv
ing room, partially over rest o
rooms. Grape arbor in front and
pjick, KHraen ann lawn and hedce
Two rentals in rear, one rentu for
sis no, one $25 00 a month. House
in rear has rooms and bath. Roth
houses newlv roofed. New linn.
leutn first floor front room thru to
hack. Mu?t be seen to appreciate
valte $5000 00. Furniture and
stove go with property. Shults, 413
.-o. orape m.
E N DS TONIGHT
MAIL TRIBUNE BARGAIN DAYS
ends tonight. Last chance. Mat
your remittance or call at the
office Don't forpet.
For s ALE Wood heating stove,
R1S00. Call after 5 pm, 731 So
Fenr-h Phone M48.
HOUSETrAILER '221-. ft. 1941 Vly.
mouth, good pre-war tires, electric
Drakes, very ciesn. triceo ior
quick sale. Ever Shady Court, 3
miiei south on fs Hwy.
WANTED To buy day-old
alf. " Ho
Jersey Phone fi35,
BASEMENT APARTMENT for rent.
a rooms and bath, no pets or chil
nren. ju guinea t
WANT nd to Tacorna. Washington.
Friddy night after 6 o'clock. Share
expenses Phone 4323.
ITALIAN prunes, peaches, tomatoes
Peacne 6e. tomatoes 3 string
beans 7c. Psyiess Market. 3J3 s
Riverid. opposte Firestone.
ENDS TONIGHT
MATL TRIBUNE BARGAIN
PAYS
ends toniffht. Last chance,
your remittance or call a
office. Don t forget.
Ma 1
i the
LOST Red Leather billfold between
Mann's and narklne place In front
of Western Thrift. Identification
of Mrs. Don Geren, Cor vail U, Ore
Tl.-T:hone
rOR"s7VTE 1 634 Graham. Rt. 3,
Midway Road.
"Box
FOlCTXLE One all electric 40 egg
Mem man incubator and one eiec
trie washing machine motor. 1720
Pmn.
SC50 CASH to pay for used car. Call
4353 or at 402 Park.
PF.TlfE PR U.ES 4c." 334 No. Eartlett
FOR SALE Grown Scot tie female,
$10. Roal Rogue Kennels.
Help Kidneys
II Back Aches
rvi vnti anr from Gtt1naT Co TClMl
fSi-cac Nrvo'ir.i, L-i rsir.i, d:
Bwollsa AnklM. Rhmmstte Fains.
b.Kiter Wftirtu, P:!j1 Ptni(. of
?:d snd r-jn-flon. dJ to neri-criir.le axd
-.on-iyitfTr.ic Kitfr.f snd Biair tro-jbitit
If to, frt is rtvd nfi: T T"T ftt oom
sf Cytt'i i a pr.yiieisn'i preirription usj
' c fiPM to vers hflptrg th Kiar.eil
"ish o-jt xet? acids snd vsstei !Ueh mss
r.ve c'js'i vojr trouble. Eo tsks Crt
xsclly si d:rr:tS sr.d Hth for qui: i-P
and a rapid lncrsaw in pep, mcrs jouthful
-i:.-.f s-.d liy r Uvlr.. fvst tr.u-t sat.
iry cnmpIeftT &r Tour meney tck is gysr
ir.red on r:urn of pt.ut psdeat'. Ln t
-jar amir.tr asj vv.r.o'x irrmg
BALE Davenport
and chairs. 9 x 12 run. dinette
table and 4 chairs. Hoover vacuum
sweeper, hardwood cabinet, lectric
range, icebox, lawnmower and
many other Items Including garden
tool. Call after B p m. 8 So. Orange.
" T-NDS TONIGHT
MATL TRIBUNE BARGAIN DAYS
end! tomiht. Iast chance. Mall
you- remittance or call at the
office Pont forget-
rSt'IT JARS Garden tooW."-22
shells, 231 So Ivy.
FOR SALE -'38 NahSedanT231 So.
Ivy-
FOR KfcNT 2 " room" house, rarsg
and chicken house 2t mi. so. of
Merltnrd, on Hwy. 9 23 per mo.
Couple only. Ph. 6489.
roi'N D Bunch of keys and pd
lock Owner can have same bv
identifying and paying for ad at
Tribune office.
GVKRNSFY cow and heifer calf. .Tusl
fresh Good for family use. Kings
H'ghway. Box 830. I mile south of
Stewart Ave. , , ,-
CHOICK 3rd-cuttlng AlfaUa dehver
edfrom field. T. E. SAMSON CO.
FOR SALE Younr Guernsey cow.
fresh 2 months. Tented and gentle,
also 2 heifer calves. Phone 18XX2
Central Pmt:
FOR SALE Block nartdie norr with
harness and saddle, gentle: 3 gas
oline engines, 1 a and 2 HP.. Loi
ler Lane. Box 3S3-C. 1
FOR SAIT 1926 Chrysler seHan.
cheap Phone 4P7H.
FOR RKNT Smill apt.
' close In. 763
w. em.
fOR SALE Fryers, roosters and fat
hens, also extracted and bulk comb
honev. Stewart, the Beeman. Plum
St. at end of W IlOi. Phone5878
BOOKING ORDERS for Superphos
phate r. e. samsud
FOR SALE Petite prunes 2c lb. you
rick. Call 7308 in the evening after
8 30 or In the morning before 11
o clock.
EXCHANGE your future rent receipts
for a home of your own. Wed
Powers, building contractor. Phone
2817.
WANTF.D Two men for common
labor. $1 per hour. See Mr. Chnm
pion at Champ s Garge, 311 EMh.
FRUIT CAKES in tins packed for
over teas shipment. Onkdsle Market.
FORSALEfree ripened Bartlett
pejirs. ready tor canning, sum per
orchard lug.
Oakdale Orchard.
TWO factory Built house trailers for
sale; one two room, one three room.
Inquire Mr. Holster, Lithia Auto
Court. Ashland.
FOR SALE Two horsepower electric
motor, sintle phase. 110 or 220 volt.
Wlclo Green. 1 mile south of Tal
ent
FOR SALE Upright pinno. good con-ditU-n
call 3232. Route 2, Box 419,
on west McAndrews Road.
FORSA L E-1942 Deluxe model' 2
speed Cushman Auto Glide with
side car and windshield, first class
condition, low mileage, inquire at
Fltchner Garage.
FOR SALE) 3 room house wired for
electric stove. Shade trees, lawn.
Immediate possession. $22H down.
$30 per month. 1067 Court St.
$303
FOR SALE ,V acre Irrigated. Prt in
clover Maple t'RTK nisinri. .
Flowers, broker. 205 South Holly.
DRIVING to Los Angeles. Will take
one tor company, lnuunc du
WAN fii Bosc pear pickers, heavy
crop. long JOO, 1 mno wesi nu -a
mils Houth of Voorhies Crossing
Kenly orchard.
1 1
TttHNTTFHW TOR
CAR fY BWPItVfX arrjva
oo.
SAM-
Fiacs your orqer eariy. r. a..
SON CO.
ENDS TONTGHT
MAIL TRIBUNE BARGAIN DAYS
ends tonight. Last chance. Mall
your remittance or call at the
office. Pont forget.
FOR SALE About 80 head ewes.
Honwi Conger. Rt. 1, Central Point.
P hJ S9.
rOR SALE 18 fT trailer house,
electric washing machine: twin
bunk beds. First house north Joes
Service Station, Talent JuncUon.
Putnam.
WAN TZ D Good 2 wheel trailer with
-j"1..1''"' ia6 E. Main. Ph. 2003
FOR SALE Electric washinc nm
chin j with wringer. Good condition.
Inquii e for Charles Linebarger at
John Cog hill store.
fOR S A LE B e dTtead. mattress and
sprlrgs. child a crib, phone 6966.
17 Newtown.
WANTE.D Good
Maltose kitten.
home for beautiful
Dial 2471.
FOR SALE New 8'3 x 9i umbrella
tent. 730 West Mlh after 5:30 p.m.
D1NINS room set walnut. prVwat
chine A-l condition. Phone 201.
FOR SALE Bendix washing mi-
chhm. Phone 6201.
WANTED Man and wife for orchard
work. Steady Job by year; house,
cow, garden, good wages 4496 c o
Tribune.
Violin for sals
Prlea reduced. SSI
iuar; at.
PAAAA 12 acrea Irrigated." 4-room
vJVVv mooern house, barn, poul
tern.
Fine locatlc
Half down.
ALSO
18 acres on Ross
Lane.
Fine alfalfa and grain
land. 3 room house. Tarse
barn, fine location for e home, 3
miles out.
ALSO
I INK LOT on Jackson street M X ISO.
Price jtion. $noo down.
COOPER REAL ESTATE
Office 21!3 No. Riverside
Phone 7337
FOR SALS One TJurharn" Jersey
milch cow. $90 00: one 9 mos. old
Guernsey heifer, $33.00. Call 3310.
1 wll not be responsible for any
bills contracted by anyone but myself
eftcr ihisjrlata. Albert F. Mathwlg.
WANTED A good Model A Ford".
PhoneB3Qi.
FOR SALE Hampshire pullets. 4
mos. old, $125 each. R. T- Lind
say, p. o. Box 01, Jacksonville
ENDS TONIGHT
MAIL TRIBUNE BARGAIN
ends tonight. Last chance,
your remittance or call
office Don't forget.
DAYS
Mall
at the
FOR SALE Davenport and cfinlF,
large size chaise, lounge, 8 piece
dining room set. writing desk with
typewriter drawer pre-war;
excellent condition. Full size camp
pad. CHiiary singers and Parrakeets.
143 Kenwood.
JUST ARRIVfD
Fruit nicking pails and ladders,
aluminum juicers fine line of tools
and hardware gift items fly
screen.
ACME HARDWARE CO
Main At Grape Phone 897ft
FREE KINDLING
Broken boxes. Available from 8:00
am. to 5:00 p.m. Rogue River
Pack.ng Corp. 13th and So. Front.
Directly across from cannery. '
WAITRESS WANTED No "SuSan"
hoUdny or night work. Meals nd
unilorms furnished Chance for ad
vancement F. W Woolworth Co
FOR-RALE Bartlett Pears for can
ning Myers' Lane. Telephone 6339.
THE ROAD AHEAD IS BRIGHTER!
America has rounded the great bend in the highway of war, and the road ahead
is bright with hope and promise. Highways will toon be happy ways again.
Instead of leading to battlefronta and dangers, highways will lead to home
to old friends and new happinesv
And that's where Greyhound will be proud to round out Its immense war
time job by re-introducing service men and women (and travel hungry millions
at home) to the land they fought for, the land they love.
With the lifting of wartime restrictions, Greyhound will further improve its
service. More schedules will be added, giving greater frequency and offering
more convenience. Newer buses, modernized terminals, new, high standards of
highway travel are now on the way. Look ahead with Greyhound!
GREYHOUND
ITT W 1 1
MAT WANTED Steady port Hon fn
our warehouse for man with grain
handling and truck driving experi
ence. Not a Job for one month but
as l"ng as satisfaction delivered.
Monarch Seed Ac Feed Co.
fan SALE John Deere Model A
tractor In good condition and good
tires, with 7 ft. mower, two row
cultivator and 3 way 18 Inch plow.
All equipment to fit this tractor.
Celling price. Harry Dunn., Cen
tral Point. Phone 194.
FREE KINDLING
Broken boxes. Available from 8 00
am. to 3 00 pm, Rogue River
Packing Corp . 13th and So. Front.
Directly across from cannery.
"SPECLAL "
PS pc. Dinner Seta
819 93
ACME HARDWARE CO.
Maln aV Grape Phone 8976
ANKLETS aires 4 to 0
QV&RALLS sizes 4 to 10
NEW CARDIGAN SWEATER.
100 woo), tires 4 to 6
TINY TOTS SHOP
Third Floor Medford Bldg
"Beauty Shop al Cold ftlll
closed Sept. 38 until Oct 3th.
Salesladies Wanted, f. WTWo6T-
fOR SALE Paradochloudebenrine
for peach tree borers. Economy
Seed A Feed. 217 N. 8th.
ATTENTION
Sawmill and Yeneermllt Workers
Several Positions Are Now Open
Experience not necessary.
Please apply at our office
At end of North Central Ave.
TIMBER PRODUCTS COMPANY
WANT ED 2 experienced
"waitresses,
Time and a half over 40 hours.
Ap
ply camp wmte jsxenange
DAY and" night care of "children at
Holmes Nursery, 403 Board man,
Phone 4310.
VVA NTEP 30 Tons good
baled hay,
delivered in Medford.
Phone 4438.
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
are Tim Cash and Oaa
Call Automobile Market,
friendly Medford Dealer.
Ph
sftio 8th and Bartlett.
No Red Tape When You Sell
o us
Sinus Sufferers
Amazing new treatment, quick re
lief for sinus headaches and drip
and drainage of the no and
throat. Writ for I day tree trial,
no cost or obligation. National
Laboratories. Box 34$. Inglewood,
Calif
I I I T,
I 1 1
Monday. Sept. 17. 1941
WANTED Driver. Medford Fuel Co.
WANTF.D Two lots, will pay 8300 to
efiru ior pavea reiiaennai toia. vic
tor C. Sether. Brophy Bldg.
fOH SALt 90 Acres good ensilage
corn Price $500 Phone 6A93.
5 ACRE tract on Rogue River ' Just
above Shadv Cove, $A00. W. S.
Darby. Tel. 6068, R. R. 1, Box 184,
aieoiora, ure.
fJbW ON HAND New Gas Heating
stoves joe j jones. ej King at.
XBahs BEAUTY SALON will be
closed from Sept 10 to Sept. 34.
LUMBER
R Mtgi Boards
and Dimension
REDWOOD and CEDAR
FENCE POSTS
Nail Roofing
CAMERON MOFFITT
L"MBER CO.
So. Riverside at Barnett Rd.
WANTED Girl at Roxy Ann Con
fectionery. Hours 11 a. m, to 7 p. m.
No Sundays.
LO H BIR
Lumber . Nails Roofing
Dry Flooring and Siding
Low Priced No Priority
R O STEPHENSON CO.
Court and McAndrews Road
Phone 3000 Medford
FOR SALE Tomatoes, cucumbers. !
carrcts, beets, green peppers, etfg
plant and dill. Bat email, U mile
N W of Central Point, on Tayior Rd. I
WANTED Oak flooring, used doors,
windows. Dial 5194.
KZeF vour nouse cooler this summer
with JM Rock Wool Insulation Bat
tens Call us tor Information
BIO PINES LUMBER CO
Women
Who Suffer
from
Bmiiim Waakamd from Lack
of Iron duo to "Monthly Una"
You elrla who sutler from tlmplo
nnenua or who lose so much during
monthly prrlods that you are pule,
teel tired, weak, "dragged out"-thia
may be duo to low blood-Iron
So start today try Lydl E
Plnkham's Tablets one of the
greatest blood-iron tonlca you can
buy to help build up red blood to
give more strength and energy
In such cases.
Taken as directed - Plnkham's
Tablets are one of the very best
home ways to get precious Iron Into
the blood.
Just try Plnkham's Tablets for at
least 30 days then see If you, too,
dont remarkably benefit. Follow
label directions.
IjdliLPinMam'sTAClCTS
MEDFOHD MAIL-TRIBUITE flVB
FOR SALE Circulating wood heater.
Alaio wood and coal heater, copper
wash boiler, Scythe. 344 S. Grape.
Phone 5830.
NOW AVAILABLE No
1 certlsrade)
red cedar shingles
ber Co
Big Pines Lunv
W A NTfclD Experienced stenographer.
Time and a nnlf over 40 hours. Ap
ply Camp White Exchange.
CHECK SNEEZES
AND SNIFFLES
ADS 1
if tv head cold mis
ery to neip you
neiir. i amion: use
only as directed, iei
mmm
Townsend
AT
Dreamland Kali
TOMORROW
Merrill't Novelty
Orchestra
S&li.'ar"
SEE HUMPHREY
for your
1941 or IS42 Gar
HUMPHREY
MOTORS
USED CAR EXCHANGI
33 S. Riverside Ave.
iwwa.
FOR LAUGHING
GUT LOUD
ENDS TOMORROW
STARTS
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ENDS TOMORROW
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WALTER PIDGEON
JOHN WAYNE
CLAIRE TREVOR
GABBY HAYES
Plus
LOVE A MYSTERY"
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