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LOCAL and Pvlc Returns Fred Pyle. for mer Medford resident who left here about 14 yeais ago, return ed last week for a visit and may decide to again make Medford his home. Mr. Pyle has been employed In a San Francisco war plant. i A.hlanderi Out T5 Jacob P. Lahr, 1184 Ashland street, and Pfc. Russell R. Fowler, box 213, Ashland, have been given honor able discharges from the army at the Fort Lewis Separation Cen ter, according to information re ceived today. Nelson Coming Howard J. Nelson, manager of the Social Security board for this district, will be in Medford Wednesday at the United States Employ ment office, Holland hotel, at 9 a. m., an announcement from the manager states. Nelson, who has headquarters at Klamath Falls, comes to Medford the sec ond fourth Wednesday of every month to assist persons desiring to file for old-age and survivors' insurance benefits or who desire information on these provisions of the Social Security act. ... Discharges Among those to be discharged from the armed forces recently were' Winafred W. Peterson, AMM2C, 520 Ter race street, SSgt. Richard I. Simmons, 147 Granite street, T4 Basil R. Sorensen, 155 'Eighth street, and T5 William Schu clke, 199 Granite street, all of Ashland; Sgt. Stuart T. Chis holm, Gold Hill; SSgt. Vernon . R. Lapree, box 105, Talent; SSgt. Quenten R. Lewis, box 860, Eagle Point, and Cornelius Henrickson, PMlc, 33 Tripp street; Lloyd E. Pitts, route 1, box 239; T5 Robert W. Tucker, 200 Tripp street; TSgt. John E. Tucker, Cpl. Frank M. Bryant, box 1325; T3 Jack Bickler, 12 Ashland avenue; Pfc. Dewitt W. Corwin, 1414 Euclid avenue; Sgt. Albert Busby, 345 North Bart lett street; T5 Fred W. McCann, 306 West Main street; Cpl. Charles H. Walden, 807 Pennsyl vania avenue, and Pfc. Monroe M. McGonable, route 2, all of Medford. Girls Women are you from loss of loom:)? Here's One Off The Best Home Ways To Build Up RED BtOOO! You girls who suffer from simple anemia or who lose so much during monthly periods that you are pale, feel tired, weak, "dragged out" this may be due to low blood-lroa. So start today try Lydla B, Plnk bsra's tablets one of the greatest blood-lroa tonics you can buy to help build up red, blood to give mora strength and energy In such cases. Taken as directed PI nkham's Tab lets are one of the very brat home ways to get precious Iron into the blood. They help build up the bed qualitt of the blood by reinforcing the haemo globin of red blood cells. Just try Plnkham's Tablets for 30 days then see If you, too, don't remarkably benefit. Follow label directions. LydiaLPiokham'sTAClCTS SEE HUMPHREY . FOR CASH for your 1941 or 1942 Gar HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Ave. FOR SALE We Offer for Sale Our CIRCULAR AH Located 17 Miles North of Medford on the Crater Like Highway Daily Capacity 20,000 Feet 125 H. P. Diesel Motor and other necessary equipment Gulf Red Cedar Company, Inc. P. O. Box 308 STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA PERSONAL CALENDAR Monday 8:00 p. m. Zonta club, busi ness meeting, Girls' Community C1UD. 8:00 p. m. Crater Lake Guild, Presbyterian church par lors. Tuesday 1:00 p. m. Merritt circle, Presbyterian church, luncheon at home of Mrs. Palm, 343 South tioiiy street. 1:00 p. m. Eastside circle Presbyterian church, luncheon at home of Mrs. Walt Hoppe, 1806 East Main street. 1:00 p. m. Sunny Sisters circle, Presbyterian church, home of Mrs. J. A. Perry, 804 West Main street, for lunch. Bring service. 1:00 p. m. Grace circle, Pres byterian church, home of Mrs Charles Reames, 27 Geneva street, luncheon. Mrs. Lucinda Hubbard, assisting hostess. 1:00 p. m. Relief society of the Church of, Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, home of Mr. A. C. Knudsen. 1:30 p. m. Queen Esther circle, Methodist church, home of Mrs. M. A. Bliss, 313 South Grape street, dessert luncheon. 2:00 p. m. Fidelity circle, Methodist church, Sunshine par lors. Hostesses, Mrs. E. E. Cuf fel and Mrs. Frances Taylor; de votionals, Mrs. Mary Smith. Bring needle and thimble. 2:00 p. m. Everready circle. Presbyterian church, home of Mrs. N. S. Oatman, 518 South Grape street. Devotionals, Mrs. Seiler. 2:00 p. m. Ladies' auxiliary, First Baptist church, at church for business meeting. Devotion als, Mrs. Case; hostesses, Mes damcs Merrill, Keaveney, E. Finley and Jacoby. To Hold Sale Neighbors of Woodcraft will hold a rummage sale at the Knights of Pythias hall Wednesday between the hours of 10 a. m. and 5 p. m. m Club To Meet Mistletoe club will meet Wednesday at the Girls' Community club at 1:30 p. m. for dessert luncheon. Com mittee of hostesses for the day will be the Mesdames Maude Lovell, Ruby Mallory, Clara Hodgkins and Clara Bashaw Cars Damaged Cars driven by Elbert D. Davis, route 4, and Freeman Hudson, route 3, col lided this morning at the Coker Butte road and highway 62 in tersection causing considerable damage to both autos, according to accident reports filed with city police. , Ford Returns Hugo L. Ford returned last week to the home of his wife, Helen, and young daughter, Bonnie Louise, at 339 South Central avenue, following an honorable discharge from the army. Ford was with a bomb dis posal unit in the European the ater two years. Sergeant Home SSgt. and Mrs. G. W. Simmons and daught- Sharon, are here to visit re latives. Sgt. Simmons is the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Sim mons of Brownsboro and his wife is the former Dorthene Moore. The sergeant is cur rently stationed at William Beau mont General hospital at El Paso, Tex. . Watkins Injured Ray Wat kins, Central Point, was Injured slightly Sunday in an accident on North Riverside avenue when Watkins' auto collided with a parked logging truck, city police reported today. Watkins' car was badly damaged when he was forced to hit the truck to avoid an oncoming car, the report said. Police were called to a second accident this morning when cars operated by Horace R. Turpin, 124 South Central avenue, and James H. Raincy collided at the intersection of Eighth and Bart lett streets. Both cars were slight ly damaged, police reported. MILL Ear Rlngi Misting Mrs. V. M. Taylor, 339 South Central ave nue, reported to city police yes terday that a set of diamond ear rings were missing from her room, officers reported today. Diseases Reported Four cases of communicable disease were reported to the office of the coun ty health officer during the week ending October 5. Included were two cases of trench mouth, both in Ashland, one case of chicken- pox and one of measles, also both in Ashland. Leaves For East Miss Rob erta Kenton, daughter of Mil dred Kenton, route 1, is to leave Thursday for Okmulgee. Okla. where she will visit her fiance. SSgt. James V. Stephens, sta tioned at the army hospital. Fol lowing the sergeant's release from the hospital, the couple will continue to Deska, Ark., to visu ogx. Stephens' parents. In Jacksonville rimM T. Porter, former pilot in the' army air corps, is in Jacksonville to visu nis mother. Mrs. R. C. rum. mings. Porter was accompanied by his wife, the former Marye Welborn of Glendale, Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. Porter will leave Wed nesday for Arizona, where they ivm ue associated with Mrs. Por ter's father in the cattle business. Churchill Discharged Erwln A. Churchill returned here last week from Bremerton, Wash., where he received an honorable discharge Sept. 29 from the navy and is at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Churchill, 532 Pennsylvania avenue. A mo tor machinist's mate, 1c, he served 37 months of 45 months in the service overseas in the Pa cific theater. McQuigg Returns Fnllnwiner an honorable discharge from the army air corps, Alvin L. Mc Quigg,,son of Mr. and Mrs. Gra ver C. McQuigg, Ross Lane, ar rived home Saturday from Ft. Sheridan, III. A' corporal in the army, McQuigg was stationed at Marana field, Ariz., during most of 35 months in the service and received the good conduct and marksmanship medals. Permits to Build Bnilriincr on. plications were filed Saturday at the city superintendent's office Friday by Dr. William F. Roney, norence street, to remodel a garage into a recreation room, $1,000; W. K. Houston, for Lewis Super Service, Eighth and Front street, to remodel public garage, $1,000; and Peerless Market! Main and Sixth streets, remodel doors and move partition of busi ness building, $100. To Make Home Here Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy arrived in the city Saturday from Phoenix. Ariz., and plan to make their home in Medford. Murphy re ceived an honorable discharge from the.army Oct. 2 at Santa Ana, Calif., after 13 months with the 5th air force in the southwest Pacific where he received the air medal and one oak leaf cluster, and the Philippine liberation and Asiatic-Pacific theater ribbons. At present the couple is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Miller, Orchard Home drive. October Jury List Drawing This Week The jury list for the October term of the circuit court, start ing Monday, October 29, will be drawn this week by the clerk and sheriff offices. It will con sist of the usual 31 names. From it a new grand jury will be se lected and the balance used in jury trials. The prospects at present are for a light criminal calendar and a fairly heavy civil action docket. A number of long pending ac tions including several damage suits are scheduled to be brought to trial. Court House News Marriages Jay Irvin Sacquety and Ver nice Daisy McWethy. John Gray Thompson and Nor- rene Madelon Bohnert. Rodolfo G. Buccio and Verda Marie Stearns. Glenne W. H. Albert and Eva La Verne Frey. William Wayne Woolway and Mary Patricia Rawe. Robert Duane Tryon and Doris Lucile Fisher. Clarence Woodson Marquess and Roberta Frances McKay. Glen Farmer and Lola Treisch. Oril W. Abbott and Gladys Irene Blasor. Harley Arnold Lamke and Mil dred Mae Shellabarger. LeRoy Edward Nelson and Sydney Ann Brown. Robert S. Monsey and Helen Louise Fredricksen. Divorce Complaints Vivian L. Marshall vs. Dclmar B. Marshall. Florence A. Thompson vs. Robert E. Thompson. Probate Court Guardianship of Gilbert P. McNerney, incompetent; has John McNerney, guardian. A BRUTHE FREER I i dron In rh noe-l 4 111 ,r" M nint w "P 1 eold-clocif.d Bo yoa wt!l ileecl V i better. Caution: t'wlC fl Court Records State Police Leland T. Morrison, permit ting unlicensed minor to operate vehicle, cited. James W. Anders, defective brakes, cited. OUie G. Tillman, one license plate, cited. Erroll E. Maclntyre, one head light, no tail light, cited. Justice Court Thelmcr B. McGnwn nvor. Width load. S2.50 and rnsla William E. Mallon, unlawfully using California licensed auto by resident of Orpcon. S2 5(1 anil costs; no FUC permit, $10 and costs. Enid C. Hamntnn nn nnara tor's license, $1 and costs; no license on motor vehicle, $1 and costs: failure to disnlav 1Q4S sticker, 51 and costs. Clinton L. Wells, nn tail lloht $1 and costs. Edward E. Prvnr nn nnnra tor's license, $1 and costs; failure to stop at red light, $1 and costs. Police Court C. E. Perrv. overnnrkinr 1 bail. r Mrs. John Wilkinson. HnnMo panting, sz.su and costs. Antonio Mnrenn onri r--: Cooper, drunk, released on $10 oau eacn. Mervin Drew, drunk, jailed, The Jan hnmh monnA AnMj t r iinimtt HVttU with the war. hut rioomf ! , now more Dientifui. nrn for ests suffered more during the Kue uiumn pi aeptemoer, 1945, from cigarettes than from ail the bombs sent over during the war. Stated communication. Warren Lorire No. 10. Jack sonville, Ore.. Wednesdav, Oct. 10 at B p.m. Visitors welcome. E. W. Kessler, W. M. Too Late to Classify $8000 Good home, well located, basement oil burner furnace, 3 bedrooms, hardwood floor In livinRroom, din ing room, fireplace, service porch well Jandscoped, excellent condi tion. Also Several Rood buys in acreage E. Sj-huler Broker Roval E. Bebb 31 No. Grape Phone 5671 WANTED Dependable and industry vujt man io operate diversified ranch at Prospect. Phone 44t7. WANTED Capable dependable as. siRtant shop superintendent for fleet of delsel trucks. Give detailed account of previous position and experience. Tribune Box 604. WANTED Nurse at Osteopathic Hos- OLIVER ROW-CROPS 70 tractor. uooa conainon. c.ood huy. $500. J. A. Sales, 3'2 miles S E. of Ruch. CHICKS 150 Barred Rocks, 10 days uiu. iuu nnrrea hocks and ISO New Hampshires 3 days old. Cen tral Point Hatchery. Phone 303. FOR SAl-E Mattress and sbrinrs. Rt. 2. Box 64. Berrydale. FOR SALE: Wood and coal circuln- tor $15. Piano. $25. Both need soma repairs. Small floor model combination radio and phonograph, good condition. J45. 703 Beattv St. CIA nrtn60 acreg; 40 acres Hrl 0 1 lUvu gated, 4 room house, T ' horn an A I,.. 11,4 fngs. Very hest free soil. Fine view, a nice place to live. Good terms. If you want a ranch be sure to see this one. (PI A AAA Twelve acres, 6 room 0 1U. UUU modern house, barn, in T 7 clnver jinrt AlfAlfn All irrigated and free soil. One of the finest pieces of land in the Med ford vallcv. BEN R. COOPER, Broker CHARLES BLAESS, Salesman 223 No. Riverside Phone 7357 FOR SALE: 2 wheel trailer, 18 In. tires inquire S. W. Mays, Mont gomery Ward Tire Dept. WANTED Immediately girl's " junior bicycle. Must he in good condition. Box 5i4. Central Point. WEANER pigs for sale. ' mile north Bear creeK oriage, central Point. James Tuer. FOR SALE 1931 Harlcy-Davldson motorcycle 720 W. Jacksonville. FOR SALE McCormick-beering sep arator good as new. Inquire even ings. Phone 6894. FOR KENT Sma II furnished apart- meni. r.ieciric rcingerator. Close in. 14 So. Bartlett, Bluhop Apt. TWO Rough Carpenters, fl months worn, ainiina. 1'none 34UU. Only In the ease of baby Kangaroos is Shell Heat ing Oil an unnecessary Idea. It's economy inter ests practically everyone . else. It gives dependable, clean warmth to your house . . . and is easy on the pouch (purse). For prompt delivery of Shell Heating Oil, call Shell Oil Company, Inc. 1002 S- Central Phone 21811 A CO? ind Faneh Froperttes PrA 4 Room Modern, hardwood w3 1 DU floors. Frigid... re, Elec. Range and Mavtag. $2700 down. Bal. $26 00 per mo. Room Modern, redecor tJii JV ated, East side. Immediate T possession. Terms. C7 C A. 3 Bedroom Modern, East yODv idn, possession 10 days. $4800 $4000 2 Bedroom Modern, Cen tral Point. Immediate pos session. Terms. Home on the River. Large shade trees. Immediate Sossession. Terms, uplex and Cottage. East $87501 side Returning 3r'0 on .vestment. Terms. $5500 , Duplex, completely fur. imbed. West side. Terms. iPCAAA Acre, 4 room modern VwUUu borne, city water, ion chickens, wood, house partly furnished. Terms. (POAAA 50 acres with 8 acres WJUUu nlfalfa. Beautiful build- me site. 4 'i miles cuv center $1000 down, with terms on dai Race. 51 lUU tom land, close in or PQOC A I'a Acres 2 ro yJUJv barn, chicken , room moncrn, and brooder house, free soil, close in Near schools. VlOU tfa,,'rt ,n "ver, 3 room barn, chicken house. Page fence. $1SOO down. Terms. C97ftfi 60 acres, 7 acres free jZ I UU irrigation. small houie. mi!e from Medford pTA 160 acre Stock Ranch. VjDUU fBlr buildings. 25 head equip. 1 mile off main road. 45 miles from Medford. THOMAS J. HIC.HT, Realtor 20 South Central Phone 3!7 FOR SALE Last chance, white-face bahy steer beer. Low market, or CPA price. Will deliver. Neeley Ranch J ville Rt., Box 41. WANTED Permanent position by ex- perierced truck driver, hx-servicc-man. Please state type of work and salarv. Tribune Box 640. LOTS of good used lumber for sale cheac Phone U7.tt lynn lMectrie. FOR SALE 1 acre Irrigated, all fenc ed, nice clover pasture. Brooder house, hen house, barn, feed and tool shed. Garage, 3-bedrooin mo dern house City water. Close to schcol, store and bus to Medtord. Bus to high school; on hard road. 2 miles iron, city center. Young Guernsey cow and 2 mo. old white face calf. Hay and wood for win ter and some furniture if wanted. Go out to Big Y, take old HO Hwy. north to Howard school, turn left. 2nd house on left, look for sign. Elmer Branam. Rt. 2, Box 134-C. Duplex, close in. I side jjZjII rent for "$35 per month. r 1 iH rtirnlhH fir. place each side oak floors, wired for electric ranges. Qjiaa 4 room house with bath. v41Uv dinette. 2 bedrooms, part- " lv fiirnlthirl 0 a r a a m terms CC7CA Acre alfalfa. 4 room firo UU I t)U proof house, with bath, vnliDn hlinrta t-hlr-lcon hause, parage; some terms. Close in location. CyiCf.fi room modern house east OnOUll in. 2 bedrooms, service nnrrh nus hnl u'fllor heater, garage, enclosed back yard, shade 5 room modern house, 2 bedrooms, plastered, ser vice porch, wired for etectiic range; lot 60 x 130. city water and sewage; chicken house, woodshed and garage. Terms Near Central Point CCCAA 5 rooms and bath, 2 bed tJwDvU rooms, sleeping porch. flrortlni firnifn u-nnrl- shed. enclosed back ynrd, awnings, curtains, vlnetian blinds; near hif'h school (J1 A AAA Grocery store and 2 gas w 1UUUU pumps; living accom- ' mnrintinna in torn also fiirnlnlied 4 room house in rear for rental; 2 bedrooms, gar age. 09 frontage. SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO. .Medford Grants Pass Box 000 Phone 53(10 Listings wanted out of state buy ers c-iming. FOR SALE Good'boy's balloon tired hleyclL. 1222 West Main. FOR SALE Table model cream sep arator Kt. a. iinx 10. across irom Oilman's Dairy, Hwy. 00. 1 For Now Points Help Increase Supplies of Soap and Other Peacetime Products By Saving More Used Fats Industrial fats far short of last year! We are almost down to the bottom of the barrel. The nation's industrial fat supply is millions of pounds less than it was in 1944. We need fully as much as last year to help make the soaps and other civilian goods you want and need bo badly. So . . : If you want more soap and soap flakes : : ; if you're dreaming of nylons, sheets, cotton fabrics and want them to hurry back to the store counter . ; . you can help by saving those used kitchen fats as you never saved before! Save every drop, every day! So skim and scrape and scoop just as you did so faithfully before V-J Day. It is a peace time job now a job that will help you. And to prove how important it is, your government has increased the point bonus. So help meet this nation's need by con tinuing to save used fats. Ton HFTNT Two room apartment, everything furnished. Adults only!, io. (.irape. - FOR SALE Two 9 x 12 rugs of" same pattern, like new. Lozier Lane. Box 354. Phone 7203. TOR RENT Furnished 3ToonTaparT mrnt. farage and back porch. 20. 2ll No. Peach. JACKSONVILLE C HAMB E R b t COMMERCE Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday a pm. at V. S. Hotel Uldg. Jacksonville. Oregon V A N r-E D On e- w h e eft mile r"or will trade two-wheel trailer. Tribune FOR' SALE Rifle. McrfdVmcries: ter 220 Swift with or without scop signtcan niimter 5 p.m. SPORTSMEN Attention! ForSale--3040 Craig. 2 boxes shells. Call after 5 pm. 715 Narregan St., off JackMtn. rim hAi.E One mans prewar nii'vcif, gooa conniuon, gooa look ing. Man's suit, 36-3A dark, never worn, ens! M.Y, sell $23. See atter 5 p m 2H Kemvooct TOMAT3 pickers w7; Contact Leo Potter, Box 220, Old Military Road. W A L N UT BFbTBeauty R est "Mattress, springs, embroidered pillow slips and lea towels beautiful brilliant bracc.et. bov's coat and swenter. Indv's blue sweater, afghan. Phone 327. PAINT PAINT PAINT S. W. P.orT.MDE-WHlTE HOUSE-PAINT The Sherwin Williams Paint Co. are now producing liirce quantities of tneir first grade S W.P. outside white house paint. You may get all you need for that Job right now. Your Sherwin Williams Paint Store, Huh bard Hros , Inc.. Main and Riv erside. Telephone 2189. FOR SALE lfi M Mni"ovlng picture projector, Eastman, 730 wntt. all accessories, some reels of pictures. Koht-rt C. Sue 11. 411 So. 6th. Grant Pass. FOR SALE Circulator heater, almost new. 507 Mae. IMMEDIATE SALE $5500" miles fn Terms -25 acres, 4 room house. 12 acres Irrifnted. Barn and chicken house. 4 miles from Medford on good road. Terms $10,000'" ' ' 111 1G0 acre stock ranch 43 acres irrigated, in mendow. 20 acres eonri alfalfa ha lane of s toe $350" alfalfa land along creek. $4000 cash balance terms. Will keep 150 head of stock. 'a acre in Maple Park Ad- dition in clover. See J C. BARNES, Real Estate 31 S Front Office Phone 0172 Home Phone 4H28 MAGIC Is Always Excellent ENTERTAINMENT for Private Parties. Clubs, Lodges 200 MYSTERIES from which to choose and build a program for your affair JOHN EADS. MAGICIAN Phone Medford 3207 W ANTED Ex pe fl e n ccd oil burner mechanic. Trihmut Box 236V WANTED Man or boy to mowTawrt, Phone 3727. HISTORY of World War II complete and authentic. Enormous demand, big profits. Salesmen or women. Write Tribune Box 7U0. FOR SALE -One kitchen range, price nnu to sen. niso I'nroKeets, nitier ent colors. Highland Bird Haven, Jacksonville Ore., by Shell station. YOUR OWN COMING J ; V 2&47k ft. x. Used Fats These fats are vitally necessary to help speed greater supplies of soaps and hundreds of other things like new cars, electric washers, irons, refrigerators and tires. Industry must have these fats . : . to help get to you more quickly the peacetime products you've been longing to have for years! Mondav Oef I 194, wonqT' ' "5 WANTED Pear and apple packers. SHINGLE STAIN Light gTcen. dark green, red, brown and reddish brown. We have a limite.l supply of the above colors. Your Sherwin Williams Paint Store Hubbnrd Bros. Inc., Main and Riv ersideTelephone2.8f. FOR SALE Parker 20 gauge Double Barre' Shotgiim Phone 4610. FOR SALE Alarm clock, oil s'tove. need repairing, davenport and chair !il5 W. 10th. Dial 4851. JUST ARRIVED All steel childrenl ROCKING HORSES Will not tip over! Acme Hdwe. Main & Grape. TODDLFR S DRESSES Just Airived TINY TOT'S SHOP 3rd floor Medford Bldg. KFPl.ACE youi nrrmen window glass New glass installed while you wait. MEDFORD MILLWORK CO. The Glass House Phone lia loth nd Grape ITEMS" You May Need Metal lath, metal corner bead, 4x8. Fir Tex. 7 ft steel posts, processed lime, hydrated lime, plaster and piaster base. J. W. Copeland Yard Phnne 2644 Medford. Ore. JUST ARRIVED Casting rods, reels, water-proof dressing, camp axes, deer hags, gun rods, wire leaf rakes. and pruning shears. Acme Hard ware. MalnandGrape. uk ALr, iyu siiuncbaker Com mander Deluxe sedan, small mile age. 1 ires like new. mechanically perfect, two-tone finish like new. under OPA ceiling. L. C. Tavlor Co. Dodge Plymouth. 112 So. Riverside. Phone 2963. AGATES Have your agates made up into tewelry for Xmas gifts. Get your qrders in before Nov. 1st SANTOS AGATE SHOP 411 FMain Medford WANTED Hay hammerln g Joba. Havo large hammer mill. Roy Col pitis 4 miles north Central Point on 03 Highway. CASH IN A FLA SB FOR YOUR CAR Saw Time Cash and Gaa Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 3019 fith and Bartlett No Red Tape When You SeU to US LUMBER R-jugl Hoards and Dimension REDWOOD and CEDAR FENCE POSTS Nails Roofing CAMERON MOFFITT LUMBER CO. So Riverside at Barnett Rd. KEP vour nous cooiet this summer with JM Rock Wool insulation Bat tens Call us tor Information. BIG PINES LUMBER CO. J.H. Clabby and G.E. Hillman CIVIL ENGINEERS Surveyt - Estimates - Plans Specification! Room 203 Holly Bldg. JPhone 7229 Modford, Ore. G. I.'S STORY! THE in wmi MEDFORD MAIL-TBIBTJNE FIVB ROOM FOR RENT Pleasant room for jnan close ln. 600 E. Main. NOW A V All ABLE No I cert i grade red :edaj shingles Big Pines Luns- ber Co FOR SALE Wood circula"tlliBheHteK pipe, end floor board. Phone 6226. Relief At Last For Your Cough Creomnlslon relieves promptly b. cause It goes right to the seat ol ths trouble to help loosen and expel eerm taden phlegm, and aid nature) to soothe and hoal raw, tender, In flamed bronchial mucous mem fa nines. Tell your druggist to sell you bottle of Creomulsion with the un derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the couch or yoa are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Couzhs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis Townsend AT Dreamland Hall TOMORROW Merrill's Noelry Orchestra ONE Caterpillar 59 DIESEL TRACTOR and Bulldozer Located 17 Mile. North oi Medford on Crater Lake Highway Gulf Red Cadar Co., he. Box 308 Stockton, California ENDS TOMORROW 4 COW WEDNESDAY W A WWW wtfuv waj Twy iijaay ffia&faiia''ftihjl ENDS TUESDAY and CLAUDETTE COLBERT in "I COVER THE WATEBFRONT" c it :: T rj. r kiT,rai3iTTtrTiriig ENDS TUESDAY A. if P IS sab w PLUS THE FALCON OUT WEST t onlr aa directed. G U BTRirT. aaMhaWaftalttaaa
