LOCAL and
Promoted Promotion of Sgt.
Clay Higgins, to his present rank
was learned this week by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hig
gins, 712 West 11th street. Sgt.
Higgins is stationed with an en
gineer battalion at Ft. Lewis.
...
Juniors To Meet Junior De
gree of Honor will meet Satur
day at the Lincoln gym at 10:30
a. m. the director. Mrs. Ida M.
Wilson, announces. Mrs. Wilson
asks the children practicing for
the convention to arrive prompt
ly. Traffic Mishap Robert C.
Kennedy, 503 Haven street, was
slightly injured yesterday end
the motorcycle he was operating
was damaged in a collision at
the intersection of Front and
Main streets with an auto oper
ated by Porter J- Neff, 227
Berkeley Way, city police re
ported today.
Offord Home Bill Offord,
RT 1c in the navy, has arrived
in Medford after 21 months
spent in the Southwest Pacific
war theater. Offord, accompa
nied by his wife, will spend 30
days here, after which he will
report back to Oak Knoll hos
pital in Oakland, Cal. The Of
fords are visiting Mr. Offord's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray R.
Offord, route 4.
Pieper Here Pvt. Dean Pie-
per is in Medford to visit Mrs.
Pieper and their young son, Ter
ry Dean, at the home of Mrs.
Piener's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Fisk, route 1. Pvt. Pie
per has been stationed at Camp
MacArthur, Tex, and will re
port later this month to Ft. Ord,
Calif., for overseas assignment.
Pvt. Pieper is a former Medford
and Ashland resident and at one
time was secretary of the Ash
land Chamber of Commerce.
Captain Returns Capt. O. A.
Ewaldsen of the 650th Topogra
phical engineers' unit returned
to Medford yesterday morning
after 19 months in the Pacific
war theater. Capt. Ewaidsen,
with his wife and small son, will
reside at 45 Ross Court. The cap
tain has been placed on the army
inactive list until January. Capt.
. Ewaldsen was stationed at Camp
White for several months before
leaving for overseas duty. His
wife is the former Phoebe
Swem.
Women'i Relief Corps
will hold a
RUMMAGE SALE
With some New Dresset
Friday Afternoon
October 12
All Day Saturday
October 13
38 North Front St.
SHE SHOPS -"CASH
AND CfiRRf
Without Painful Backache .
Many sufferers relieve nagging backache
Mickly, once they discover that the real
of their trouble mar be tired kidneya.
Tho kidneys are Nature's chief way of tak
ing the excess acids and waste out of the
blood. They help most people pass about 8
pints a day.
When disorder of kidney function permit
Poisonous matter to remain In your blood, it
rnaveauae nagging backache, rheumatic pains,
leg pains, loss of pep and enerry, getting 10
rights, swelling, pufflnesa under the eyes,
.Headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty
ravages with smarting and burning some
times shows there Is something wrong with
your kidneys or bladder.
T,iT?on'fc altl, Ask 7our dnwfflit for DWs
Fills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully
ey millions for over 40 years. Doan's give
harpy relief and will help the 16 miles of
money tubes flush out poiwnoua waste from
yoar blood. Get Doan's Pills.
SEE HUMPHREY
FOR CASH
for your
IS4I or 1842 Gar
HUMPHREY
MOTORS
USED CAR EXCHANGE
33 S. Riverside Ave.
Working a
double sfiifb
GicquoC dub Eskimo Cooler
works overtime for four pleasure
, , . u i tangy taste-refresher
try iff? or a delightful mixer
to make a long, tall one better
Save on the J 2 ounce size!
CLICQUOT CLUB
ESKIMO COOLER
Clicquot Club Bottling
Co. '
301 N. Fir St. Ph. 7101
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Thursday
8:00 p. m. Reames chapter,
stated communication at Mason
ic Temple.
8:00 p. m. Parents of stud
ents at St. Mary's Academy at
academy auditorium to organize
club.
8:00 p. m. Junior High
School Pnrent Teacher associa
tion, reception for teachers at
"Y" club, 218 West Main street.
Friday
2:00 p. m. Nevita Social
club, home of Dorothy Morris
Meeting Postponed Meeting
of the Friday Luncheon club
scheduled for tomorrow has
been postponed until November
2, it was announced today.
.
Here From Coast R. B. Hazer
and Fred Krase, city council
members of North Bend, Ore.,
were in the city yesterday con
ferring with Frank Rogers,
city superintendent, concerning
operation of air ports.
Return Harry and George
Dawson of Seattle, brothers of
Mrs. Sherman Shell, 723 Oak
street, left yesterday for their
homes after coming to Medford
to attend funeral services for
Mr. Shell, held Tuesday.
...
Daughters To Meet Daught
ers of Union Veterans will meet
at the armory Friday at 8 p. m.
It was requested that members
bring all completed Red Cross
articles and come prepared to
report on bazaar work.
Examiner Coming A. travel
ing examiner of operators and
chauffeurs will be in Medtord
Saturday, Oct. 13, and will be
on duty at the Knights of Pyth
ias hall from 9 a. m. until 5
p. m. according to an announce
ment from the office of the sec
retary of state.
.
Officer Home John G. Craw
ford, former captain with the
91st division, received an honor
able discharge from the army
last week following five years
in the service. Crawford spent
several days leave with his wife
and two children at the family
home at 909 East Jackson street
prior to reporting to Ft. Lewis,
Wash., for his discharge, and re
turned to Medford Monday from
the fort. Eighteen months of his
army career were spent in Italy.
Mrs. Crawford is the former
Janet Mann, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Mann.
Discharges Among those re
cently given honorable dis
charges from the armed forces
are Cpl. Gilbert G. Knips, 813
West 13th street; Cpl. Rudolph
H. Frohreich, 304 North Hclly
street; Leland R. Dressier; John
G. Crawford, 909 East Jackson
Blvd.; Sgt. Kenneth Windschef
fel, 421 Benson street; Sgt.
Richard A. Morgan, 618 Ninth
street; T4 Earl Cornell, route
2, box 121; T5 Marion G. Pit
man, 525 Pearl street; SSgt.
Clyde L. Minger. 2117 Capital
avenue; Clayton R. Hess, Y 1c,
610 West 10th street; Edward
J. Hall, CMoMM, 113 Cottage
street; Lewis C. Williams, EM
2c, 450 Haven street, all of
Medford; Myron W. Miles, MM
2c. 407 North Main street:
SSgt. Raymond F. Price, 440
Weightman street, and Sgt. Har
vey M. Schilling, 338 Hclly
street, all of Ashland, and SSgt.
Ivan H. Brown, route 1, box 65,
Jacksonville.
Building Permits Applica
tions for building permits were
filed yesterday at the office of
the city superintendent by the
following: Henry Currier, 601
West Tenth street, general re
pairs, $200; R. L. Sevcik, 26
Willamette street, add to resi
dence, $100; Jack Swem, 38 Ross
Court, repair residence roof,
$150; Bayard Houston, 911
South Peach street, repair s'd
ing. $148; Mr. Blankenship, 244
South Central avenue, repair
roof of business building, $30;
Mrs. Burroughs, 44 Quince
street, repair residence roof,
$135; Frank Hull, 517 South
Grape street, repair residence
roof, $95; A. W. Lacy, 219 Hav
en street, repair roof of resi
dence, $50; Mr. Kyle. 220 Haven
street, repair roof of residen-ie,
$98; Mrs. Campbell, 611 West
Tenth street, repair residence
roof, $149.50; D. R. Brown,
1517 West Main street, repair
residence roof, $178.
l&J T
mil
Slonekert Return Ray Slone-
ker and daughter Noelle, 712
West Jackson arat, rtvuKi
yesterday from a two weeks va
cation spent with relatives in
California and in Phoenix, Arix.,
where they visited with Slone-
ker's brother, Ernest Sloneker
and family. The brothers had
not met for 15 years.
...
Saabee Home Former Sea-
bee Leonard W. Robinson, ar
rived home Tuesday from Shoe
maker, Calif., where he received
an honorable discharge from the
navy after 34 months in the
service. Robinson; a carpenter's
mate, 2c, served 21 months in
the Pacific area. He and his wife
reside at 524 Fearl street. Robin
son plans to enter the carpentry
business in Medford.
Veterans Home Army veter
ans who reported to Jackson
county selective service board
No. 2 yesterday were Vernon R.
Lapree, Monroe M McGonagle,
Clifton V. Conover. and Bruce
I. Doty. Theodore R. Burns re
ported this morning. The follow
ing reported to board No. 1:
Richard A. Morgan, Cecil H.
Wise, Frank R. Wainwright, Le
land R. Dressier, Alba V Hall
and Ralph A. Ingle.
DEMOOllON
Wall Township, N. J., Oct. 11
OJ.R) Police awaited the re
sults of an autopsy today to de
termine how Mrs. Grace McMur
ray, 32, rnet her death after
beating her two small daughters
to death with a plumber's ham
mer. Mrs. McMurray's burned and
blackened body was found in
the living room of her white
stucco bungalow yesterday after
a neighbor told police that she
had threatened suicide because
she was sure her husband was
"running around with another
woman."
McMurray Is in New Mexico
on a business trip, police said.
Police were unable to say
whether Mrs. McMurray died of
the burns she suffered in a bed
room fire or whether she had
attempted death in some other
manner and after arranging for
the house to catch fire through
the use of a blow torch and a
can of cleaning fluid.
Leonard L. Lincoln of Pros
pect has filed suit in circuit
court against Norman L. Cooper,
operator of a stage line between
Prospect and Medford for the re
covery of $429.50. The action
filed yesterday alleges that Jack
Baker, an agent and employe of
the defendant, failed to make de
livery of the sum in currency
and checks to the United States
National bank on Oct. 7.
The complaint sets forth that
an arrangement was made re
cently between the plaintiff and
defendant, whereby to carry and
deliver deposits from time to
time to the bank at the rate of
$1 per deposit.
It is further claimed that Lin
coln was instructed by Cooper
to deliver the sum to Jack Baker,
an employe of the defendant. It
is then alleged Baker failed to
make the bank delivery nnd
plaintiff alleges he has reason to
believe "Baker absconded with
the money."
Neff and Frohnmayer aopear
as counsel for the plaintiff.
Transport Brings
Seabees, Marines
Port Hueneme, Cal., Oct. 11
(U.R) USS Dorothea Dix, first
large transport to dock here,
rode at anchor today after dis
gorging 1372 seabee and marine
veterans sent home for discharge.
The navy transport, jammed
with Pacific war returnees, was
hailed yesterday by a large
crowd at Port Hueneme naval
base.
The Dix carried 1297 enlisted
men and 75 officers, who came
directly from Samar in the
Philippines.
HELP
WANTED
O PICKERS
O PACKERS
O SORTERS
O WAREHOUSEMEN
Apply Anytime at
Modoc Orchard Co.
511 SO. FIR
PEACH, APRICOT
SPRAYADVISED
Peach and apricot trees should
be sprayed sometime this month
for control of peach blight and
peach leaf curl, according to an
nouncement from the county
agent's office.
A properly prepared 10-10-100
home-made bordeaux is unsur
passed for this spray. If com
mercially prepared bordeaux is
used, use 20 pounds per 100 gal
lons. If a copper substitute is
used, it should be used at seven
pounds per 100 gallons. The ad
dition of one quart of oil emul
sion to 100 gallons of any of
these sprays will improve them.
Spray thoroughly.
''OUR GANG" FAT BOY
BEATEN BY PICKETS
Hollywood, Oct. 11 (UP.)
Movie Electrician Roy Dan
Bush, accused of attacking
Macklin "Porky" Hall, Jr., one
time "Our Gang" fat boy, in a
picket line fray at Warner Bros,
studio Monday, said today he
was at work in another studio
when the alleged assault occur
red. Bush, 52, booked on suspicion
of assault with a deadly weapon,
was arrested yesterday along
with other pickets.
9 ARMY. TRANSPORTS
BRINGING LIBEREES
San Francisco, Oct. 11 (U.R)
Nine troop transports will
dock here today, the navy
announced.
The Rixy will bring 1065 ser
vicemen, some of whom are for
mer prisoners of war. Also due
today are the Petrof Bay,
steamer Bay Halton R. Carey,
Georre Pothan. Wayne Victory,
President Talf Patrick Boyle
and Knute Nelson.
P.-T. A. Activities
" Roosevolt P.-T.A.
Mothers whose children have
entered Roosevelt school for the
first time will be welcomed Into
the Roosevelt Parent-Teacher
association at a meeting sched
uled for Friday at 2:30 p. m. at
the school.
Too Late to Classify
WAWEDService-: StatiblTsalesman.
Oppomnity for advancement. Good
salary, commission on sales and
liberal laundry allowance. Apply
Standard Stitlons, Inc., Main & fir,
oin ciniversioe or Bin Be Main.
WANTED Service Station salesman.
Opportunity for advancement. Good
aalary, commission on sales and
liberal laundry allowance. Apply
Standard Stations Inc.. Main & Fir,
6th & Rivenlde or 6th & Ma i n .
FOR SALE Buzz saw on iT-wHeei
trailer. Chev. motor. Good condi
tion 2nd house on left west of
FOR SALE We still have a goodly
supply of those delicious canning
peaches that we have been offering
at 3c per lb on the tree. But you
will have to hurry as they will not
last much longer. You cant afford
to pa -I this up at the price. Just
drive out to Wagon Wheel Ranch
on Griff In Cseek Roa d.
FOR SALE 16-gaug9 double barrel,
shotgun; size 38 leather coat, pre.
war; 32 volt portable sewing ma
chine motor with foot treadle. Call
after 4 p.m. 413 Edwards St.
FOR SALE Placer claim, good cabin,
mining, hunting- fish i nr. trapping.
R. L Sleeth, P. O. Box 117, Gold
mil, uic.
23 GOOD used rabbit hutches, cheap.
Call at the Covered Wagon. Ph. fil89
PEACHES A few nice quality Saf
way freestones at Tucker's, 4th
house on right, Orchard Home
Drive, off S t e wart Ave.
COLORED FRYERS Live or dressed.
P hon n 40fli.
FOR SALE by AdminlstraTon 10
gaue double barrel shot gun; 21
Jewel Hamilton pocket watch; 17
Jewel Waltham pocket watch; bln
oculais; Bretton violin, bows and
case; Winter violin. Phone 4077.
FOR SAL E Petite prunes. 723
W. 13th.
WANT Passengers to Sacramento,
San Francisco and Fresno. Leave
Monday or Tuesday. Phone Jack
sonville ju
PLEASE-A housekeeping room or
small apartment, furnished or un
furnished, for next three weeks.
Young Baptist couple, no children
or pe t n an d do not drink, ph. 6342 .
WANTED WOMAN to care for semT
Invalid but not helpless man 38
years old In convenient country
home near Tulelake. No laundry,
S75 per month, room and board.
Contact Mrs Thomas at 718 North
Central street. Medford, between
9 00 a.m. Saturday and 3:00 p.m.
Sunday for details.
FOR SALE Child i raincoat, Ilka
new, sixe 6-8. New bedroom slip
pers, blue corduroy, 5-3. Baby
walkei or stroller, and coffee table.
Phone S764.
SACRIFICE BALI
3 licnue lota, comer Ltndley and
Main Sts., 130 ft. x 180 ft., opposite
Roosevelt school, by owner. H. de
Waard, Hotel Holland.
LOST Gold pen t wtfh green
stones. Gift from son in service.
Reward. Phone 3993.
FOR SALE Household iurnltui.
Uestlnghouse electric ranpe, Thor
washing machine and miscellane
ous household Items 31 Vancouver.
Callafter 10 a m. Saturday.
MAN OR WOMAN Service route.
Postage Stamp Machines. And new
legal Mdse Mac. (Spare or full
time) 100 mac. pay up to $300 mo.
No. selling. $1000 req. now. Fully
secured. Give phone. Write Tribune
Box 763.
FOR S AL E L. O. Cat with Carco
Anitle Dorer. In good condition.
Inquire 203 Elm or phone Helms,
ansa.
WANTED To clear or level land
with doier, cat and scraper, ln-
q u ir e203 Elm or phone 1 1 elms. 183 6
ONE 8 x 10 P-ofesslonal Photo Cam
era, with 3 double holders and in
side kits; this comer a has no lense.
It has double swing.
ALSO one 5x7 Reversible back.
Photo camera, with a 6 ' j x 8 1
lens and shutter fits both cam
eras This one has 1 double hold
er; trlpot and case complete, and In
fine working condition. M. Brown.
rigc Phoenix. Oregon.
FOR SALE Pre-war bed with Inner
spring mattress, good condition. 18
H a i thorn e, Apt. 2. .
fOH SAL E S ni ail heating i tove,
rocker and bureau with good
mirror. 16 South Peach.
510,000:
Buys 24 Acres. Only
$6000 required to
handle, all In cultiva
tion and Irrigated, 3 bedroom house,
large barn and other buildings,
fruit and berries. 1000 feet of
Rogue river frontage. AH this tor
the price of a city residence.
RALPH E BELL. Really
uom Jim, ureton
LIVESTOCK AUCTION every Satur
day at the Pavilion, Phoenix, Ore.
Commencing at I p.m. sharp. We
will have a lot of good livestock
for next sale, including all classes
of caitle dairy beef, stocker and
calves. In the hog line, some piggy
sows, sows with litters at side,
heavy hogs and stock pigs.
One nearly new Blue Ribbon
Double Unit Milking Machine.
The Sale and yard force of this
Auction market are thoroughly ex
perienced handlers of livestock.
This service in an open competitive
system of trading insures you the
highest market price ior your live
stock. Southern Oregon Livestock
Auction Co.
"Live Sellers of Livestock"
Col A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer
Phune 6223 Medford. Ore.
WA N T ED Dishwasher. The W h al
-Not:
WANTFD Wa i tress . ThTfhaT"NoT
r"OR SALE 13',i foot lathe" bottom
boat Solid oak bow construction,
$U5 2 i horsepower outboard
motor, $73. Phone 3144.
WILL TRADE my 1M2 Ford V-8
4 doer sedan for cheaper car or
Slckup and cash difference. Phone
144 jitter 6 No dealers.
FOR bALE Model B roadster, good
condition. J34 S. Orange.
roRSALE----2 horse FresnoTPh. 6B05.
tfOR SALE 300 Turkey breeder hens.
Broad breasted Bronze, April hatch.
Pat Maloney, Murphy, Ore., 6 miles
on Missouri Flat Kd.
MAN wants ride to Eastern Montana
within next two weeks. Will share
expense and help drive. Box 307,
Rt. 1. Scenic Ave., Central Point.
Phone 362.
C C C A ft 23 acre ranch on Griffin
3 J Oli U Creek . 6 room modern
Ywww w house barn, chicken
houte, 10 acres alfalfa, 6 acres
other farm land, balance pasture,
close to school 5 miles from Med
ford; this price Includes one team
mules wagon and harness and other
equipment; 1 good cow and some
chti-Kens. Terms.
COICA 8 Plus acrei miles from
t3j4jU Medford; 4 room modern
v house, new cow barn,
chicken house and other out bldgs..
deep well with pressure system; 4
acres In cultivation, balance timber
pasture. Terms and possession now.
CrCAA 21 acres unimproved
.Minim land 2U miles from Meet-
ford, 20 acres under irri
gation. A real buy.
also A real nice 5 room modern
home on Stewart Ave. One acre
land family fruit, two car garare;
nice yard with natural shade trees,
Terms Lei s iook una over.
BARKY LONG, Realtor
1 23 8 So. Riverside l'ho n e 6022
orArtrt 6 room modern house, oak
tjJlJUU floor in flvinr room, vene
v tion blinds. Oil heat, large
tank piped in Lot 73 x 220 fenced
In, woven wire, steel posts. Mixed
fruit, berries, grapes. Garage and
shop. A good family home on the
east side. Some terms arranged.
Pos.e5sion.
0 A A 6 room modern home on
OOZUU west side. Oil floor fur
Y nace. Early possession-
Terms
CARL GOTTSCHE, Broker
7 NL dartlett St. Ph. 4648 or 3061
WANTED TO BtT5 from owner
small house or garage and lot.
Small down payment P.O. Box 405.
PIANO STUDIO
Margaret Osenbrugga
124 Vancouver. Ph. 5063
mi
"i 4J' vt r
SALE I
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' RICH
I V CREAM
II h-M , - V NOV
11.95'
1 ftmtm
I
Famous softening night cream
(or flalcy-dry, rough, weather
lined complexion. Oremight.M
coaxes a younger, smoother
look to parched skin. Helps
skin keep a youthfully pliant
feeling in spite of sua and wind.
LIMITED TIME
C01 AAA 0116 Medford fm
V 1 UUU est st side homea
Shown by appointment uUy.
JtlSt
COO AAA 180 cres, 02 acres trrt
V,UvU xated. 33 acres free
home, two barns, fenced and cross
fenicci, paveo road. Clover, grain.
A tx:d dairy farm.
Also
CQOCA riva looms and bath, flre.
yjtwuj place, paved street, close
Also
CI K AAA D,ir" farm. Irrigated
Vw UUU with re wte water.
.ii et , ana ii a, grain.
Elftht room modern home, new
barn, chick house, full set farm
machinery including tractor, 1S
high rade cows, some young stock,
hav in the barn, milking machine.
All goes at above price.
WE HAVE several larger ranches
and river prooerties. We finance.
ELMER HEN HIED
44 N Riverside Dial 3367 or 3172
FOR SALE: Mainliner house trailer.
bleeps four Butane heater. Butane
cooking; extra Butane tank; extra
tire and wheel; $1300 oririnal val
ue tor $630. Dr. Elliott farm.
HUNTERS NOTICE A-l Remington
Automatic Twelve Gauge rib bar
rel, checkered stock 115 So. River
side Phone 4277.
PEAR PICKERS WANTED. Ph. 3570.
PAINTING Interttr
nd exterior.
Paper Hanging- Work Guaranteed.
Call 24 19, Younger s Appliance
Dutch Boy Paints. 31 No. Bar tie tt.
T6r SALE Lumber, rough and clear
wood fence posts. Hiway Lumber
and Farm Supply Co., city limits at j
Jacksonville Hwy,
fOiC" S A L E Garcfen tractor. $123".
Overhead garage door. $oo. ao Al
mond St.
FOR SALE: Old Stuobaker touring.
Goou rubber, $33; Guernsey belter.
$53; Johnson washing machine, $23. 1
T. J Evans, Dark Hollow Rd., Box
307.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE Com- !
mercuu and home. Quick Service.
Call 2419. Vounger's Appliance, 31
No. Bartlett
3 - BED ROOM house," west sld e . good
condition, near schools, sanao.
BROWN Ac WHITE Agency
104 West Main Street Phone 2B30
FOR SALE Equity IffJS Pontlae
coupe, a iso wasning micninc,
davenport and chan, large mirror,
2 cheats of drawers. 321 Effie St.
LET lis HELP U COME TOEARTH
COOCft""1 Acre, alfalia, garden. 3
OJmJU room furnished house,
arrvira norch. unit.
pressure system, highway, close in.
C4CAA 3 Acrei irrigated clover,
u4t)Uu family orchard, 4-room
" house bath not comulet-
ed, garage, 2 henhouses, electric
fires ure system, water heater, part
y furnished; 1 cow chickens, near
school, town.
CCO A A Pi" 6-room modern
tjJuUl house, gas floor furnace.
rmtkstnva. water heater.
bathroom heater; large lot, fine
shaac, garage-woodshed, paved
street, fine location
IO OAA 13 Acre Ranch, ome
Z.OUU free Irrigation; 20
)v v W acres alfolfa, 14 acre
worded feed-lot. balance excellent
grain and hay land, seeded, a good
barns, 8. room house, garage, gran
cry . chicken houses, all fenced,
cross-fenced gravel road, close in.
teams, harness machinery go. Do
you realize this is priced at less
than CI no oir acre?
80
a A ll)V tifnnr nr rinlrv Ranch.
with large placer fold deposit
nt it k tnll vou about itt 38 acres
free irrigation, alfalfa, fine 6-room
modern house, family orchard, fire
place, telephone, lawn, 2 barns, out
buildings. 29 head cattle, 3 horses,
McCormick Tractor and machinery.
?n fine stream, good hunting, fisti
ng $30,000
TED GHETZLAFF Agency
Phone 3709
Morth City Limits Past Big T
cigrrrVrrMMSi
TOMORROW
Humphrey Bcgarl
end
Dead End Kids
DEAD END
and
Music Fun Youth
JANIE
with
EDWARD ARNOLD
ANN HARDING
and Stellar Cast of
th Screen's Outstand
ing Young Talent ...
NOW Thru SAT
THRILLING ALL
MEDFORD
Gen. Dwight D.
EISENHOWER'S
"The True
Glow "
Plus
j&viK ' tHtr" '
Id ' amino pkwm
Thursday. Oct. 1!. 1945
LOST White nd tUow oat. liader
please phone 3306.
CHAPTER BE.. P E.6. will hold a
rummage sale, starting 9 a.m.. Oct.
18th. at K. P. Hall Mh & Grape.
Nortn of Groceteria No. 3.
WANTED Service Station salesman.
Opporunity for advancement. Good
salary, commission on sales and
libertl laundry allowance. Apply
Standard Stations. Inc., Main & Fir.
6th A- HlverrMe or dth & Main.
WANTED- Janitor work, permanent
resident. Tribune Jiox "80
NEARLY new 2-bednwm-Home,' hard
wood floors, furnace heat. Small
down payment, less than rent.
AUTO Camp and Service Station,
siore and living quarters. 6 cabins,
about 7 acres land on 09 Highway.
WE HAVE several country placea
from 1 to S acres priced from $6,000
to sia.ono
C. H. WILLIAMSON. Salesman
HAROLD H. BROWN Anencv
.23EastJMairi Pn Al4 :
REWARD" for the return of a red and i
white Hawthorne bicycle, lfMS i-1
cense 27H. aerial No. B-37877. j
NormanJJursiniN 7SVjth.
XtFALFA SEED-No. C a 11 for ni a
Pioneer Brand Best rrade. F. E. 1
SAMSON CO. i
FOR SALE Boy's saddle and bridle j
used very little $75. Monarch elec-
trie range, good condition. fi0. '
Wartime daveno. $15. Complete
Fordwm tractor torn down. Will i
sell all or any part. G. w. Guchea.
Minear Rd.. off Bellinger Lane.
Phonee45V
Rec leaned" Rye Grey Oats Kanota
Oat Wheat Vetchee. Get your
fall seeding requirements at Sam
son
ITEMS You May Weed Metal lalh.
metal corner bead, 4xfl Fir Tex.
7 ft. steel poata, processed lime,
hydtated lime, plaster and plaster
base.
J W. Copeland Yard
Phone 3A44 Medford. Ore.
REPLACE youi broxen window glass
Now glass Installed while you wait
MEDFORD MILL WORK. CO.
The Glass House
Phone 4112 loth and drape
CASH fN A ri.ASB
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Time. Cash and Gaa
Call Automobile Market
Friendly Medford DeaJar.
Ph 3919 ffth and Bartlett
No Red Tape When You Sell
to US
AGATES-Have your agates made up
into jewelry for Xmas gifts. Get
your orders in hefore Nov. 1st
SANTOS AGATE SHOP
411 E Main Medford
LUMBER
Roug Boards
and Dimension
REDWOOD and CEDAR
FENCE POSTS
Nail Roofing
CAMERON MOFFTTT
L'IMBER CO.
So. Riverside at Barnett Rd.
KEP voui Douse cooiei this summer
with JM Rock Wool Insulation Bat
tens Call us tor Information.
BIG PINES LUMBER CO.
TONIGHT and FRIDAY
On Our Stage
at 9 o'Clock P. M.
The
COLLEEN HOPE STUDIOS
Present
"FALL
A COLORFUL and
REVUE
25 -DANCING STARS -25
On the Screen
NOW thru SATURDAY
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F
OR
We Offer for Sale Our
CIRCULAR
Located 17 Miles North' of Medford on the
Crater Lake Highway
0 Daily Capacity 20,000 Feet
125 H. P. Dice! Motor
and other necessary equipment
Gulf Red Cedar Company, Inc.
P. 0. Box 308
STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA
MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE HtMB
NOW AVAnABLt-No. l cert grade
red cedar shin lea Big Pines Lum
ber Co
W A NTED Pear and apple packers,
Reter Fruit Co.
ROOM
FOR RENT Pleasnnt rnnm
ior man cioso in 609 K Main.
STJLPHI R Apply it now to'VlfaTfa,
meadows, and pastures for bagger
crop next year. V. E. SAMSON CO.
Husbands! Wives!
Want new Pep and Vim?
Ttiottsmrtj of couples arn wvk, worn-out, rr-
bAUjtctl sfilrly twv'ie hoJr UcKs Iron. For On
vim, vitality, try Ostrt Tonta TabteU. Contains
Iron ynii, loo, m.y noetl (nr pep: also itippH
iliunln B(. Uet 3 be Introductory tut now oniy ,
At all drug stores everywhere la
Medford. at Western Thrift Stores.
Sat. Oct. 13
SAMS VALLEY
GRANGE HALL
Good Music Good Floor
Supper Served
PARTS and SERVICE
(or til m ol WAMIIKKI
nd RKKKIUEHATOK8
YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE
SERVICE CO.
31 N. Bartlett. Phone 2419
Can't Get
Better team the Truth, Mother!
Reeonfc mJ(cnl reports reveal that ari
Baiaiing number of children (and irown
w too) may be victims of Pin-Worms
oftrn without suipectlna what Is wronitl
And ttwse pit, .Wing- and arrowing inside
the human body, can cause real distress,
80 wrttch out for the warning signs that
may mean Pin-Worms especial If the use
graveling rectal Itch. If you suirect this
nil? Infection, gtt JAYNE'S F-ty right
away and follow the directions. j
a-W Is the name of the Pin-Worm tab
lets developed by the laboratories of Dr. IV
Jsyne A Son, after years of patient re
search. The small, efwy-to-take P-W tablet
act in a special way to remove Pin -Worms.
Satisfaction guaranteed oryour money back.
Ask Four druggist I PW. foe PlnWorma I
Their
NOVEL DANCE
FEATURING
Yui.A - n-.-.n LZ.i.'.
wag mcuure John i Sullivan
Ufa,
DANCE
SALE
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WAINSCOTT'S PHARMACY
400 Cast Main St.
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