Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 16, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texti LOCAL and In Portland O. O. Alenderfer, 139 Evelyn court, is in Portland this week on business and to at tend to Shrine duties. Canooaa Here Pvt. Edward Canoose is in Medford to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Canoose, or., oo Koss court, rvt. Canoose is on a delay en route from Keesler Field, Miss., to Madison, Wis. Purse Stolen Merth Wilson Klamath Orchards, reported to city police yesterday the theft of a lady's black purse Saturday night from a local cafe. The purse contained approximately $10 and ration books and busi ness papers, police were told. Visiting Clarkes Mrs. no Nylander and son and daughter of Eureka, Calif., are visiting at the home of Mrs. Nylander's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clarke, 721 West 14th street. The Nylanders plan to remain in Medford for two or three weeks. ... To Have Dinner The congre gation of the Church of Jesus Christ ol Latter Day faaints vul have a potluck dinner at the church Wednesday at 6:30 p. m. Each family attending is asked to bring two dishes of food for the menu and saver. Represen tatives of the church from Salt Lake City and the mission pres ident are to speak following din ner. Maxton Discharged Follow three years service in the army and 30 months in the European theater, Harvey Maxson arrived in the valley this morning from Ft. Lewis, Wash., where he re ceived an honorable discharge from the service, and is with his wife and daughter, at their home in Talent. A technician, fourth grade, with the 473rd in fantry regiment, Maxson re ceived four bronze battle stars and the good conduct medal. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Maxson of Talent. Nephew Released Mrs. W. S. Gilmore, 4 Newtown street, yes terday received word of the re lease of her nephew, Major James C. Rinaman, from the Jap anese prison camp at Fukukoa. Dr. Rinaman, now en route home, was taken prisoner on Ba taan and was able to communi cate with his family only four times during his years in prison. He was originally in prison camp No. 1 on the Philippine Islands and last year was moved to the west coast of Japan. Before en tering the service Dr. Rinaman was a physician and surgeon of Miami, Fla. . Visitor Leaves Mrs. Kenneth Scripter of Vallejo, Calif., left for her home yesterday after visiting here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Davis, 530 Bessie street, and her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Scripter, 60 Rose avenue. Her husband, Staff Sgt. Kenneth Scripter, is now on Luzon in the Philippines, having seen consid erable service with an anti-tank company of the 129th infantry regiment of the 37th division. Ho has been overseas nearly a year and holds the combat in fantryman's badge. Both Sgt. and Mrs. Scripter are graduates of Medford high school. JUST RECEIVED 42-Gauge Full Fashion RAYON HOSE Short Lengths O.P.A. Ceiling Price 94c LEON'S 21 North - k : ;-: a1 v. PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Rogue Valley chorus, high school music room. 7:30 p. m. VFW social meet ing at armory for all foreign service veterans and their wives. 7:30 p. m. Mutual Improve ment association of the Latter Day Saints church of Jesus Christ, class session. 7:45 p. m. Contemporary Book club, home of Mrs. Edwin Durno. 8:00 p. m Chapter BE, P.E.O., home of Miss Annette Gray, 808 Dakota avenue. Mrs. Victor Sether, program. 8:00 p. in. Carnation club, home of Pearl Gay, 1522 Bryant street. Wednesday 9:00 a. m. Training session for adults of Girl Scout program at Girl Scout house. 10:00 a. m. Daughters of Nile, Red Cross sewing at court house. Bring sandwiches for lunch. 10:00 a. m. DAV Sewing club, home of Mrs. E. R. Neff, 811 Bennett street. 12:30 p. m. Victory club, Masonic hall, covered dish lun cheon. Electa club, guests. 1:00 p. m. Get-Together club, dessert luncheon and card party at Eagles' hall. 1:00 p. m. Past Matron's club of Nevita chapter, home of Mrs. E. E. Scott. 2:30 p. m. Wednesday Study club, Girls" Community club. 2:00 p. m Priscilla circle, home of Mrs. Harry LeCIerc, 617 West Second street. Discharges Among those re cently discharged frora'the arm ed forces are Albert T. Kine. coxswain. Union Creek Ranger oiauon; naroia carver, photog rapher, first class, and Rnhort ci Young, radarman, second class, all of Medford. Cars Collide Cars ODerated by John W. Grantham, 19 Ross court, and Lucinda R. Hubbard, 728 East Jackson street, were slightly damaged yesterday eve ning in a collision at the inter section of Sixth and Front streets, city police reriorted to day. Unit To Meet Phoenlir Ft. tension unit will have a program on "sugar extending cookery" at the meeting set for Friday at 10:30 a. m. at the home of Mrs. Roach. Those attending are ask ed to bring a covered dish or salad for luncheon. Anyone in terested is invited to attend. In Navy Russell" Max lingsworth, Jacksonville, and Charles Maben Gerhardt. 705 Palm street, Medford, have en listed in the navy V-5 flight pro gram and are awaiting a call to active duty Nov. 1, according to word received from the Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board, seauie. Davis Discharged Alfred B. Davis, former corporal in the army air corps, arrived in Med ford Friday after receiving an honorable discharge from the army at McClellan Field, Calif. Davis entered the service May 18, 1942, and served at a num ber of different camps and fields. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Perl Davis, 145 South Grape street Central Are. Hear Your Nazarene Neighbor Rev. George Coulter Pastor - Evangelist GRIPPING GOSPEL MESSAGES EACH EVENING Music that Lifts Choruses and Special Numbers In each Service Church of the Nazarene First and Holly Streets Medford, Oregon OCT. 16 to 28-7:30 P.M. HJ. S. EmBassy Partially framagecl in foEyd ''J' ' ' " -n - This picture showing wrecked and burned autos and rubble-strewn streets in front of D. 8. Embassy at Takvo portrays the damage wrought in Imperial City by U. S. Air Force. The Embassy, a mile and a quarter south- -west ol Emperor's palace, will serve as MacArthur's headquarters when ha moves Into the capital. Photo b Stan Trouunan. Acme photographer. Lluetenant Homo Lt. Robert Ettinger, navy pilot of a "Pri vateer" patrol plane, is in Med ford to spend a 30-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Ettinger, 824 West Twelfth street, after 10 months of over seas duty. Lt Ettinger, who pre viously had been overseas for 17 months on his first tour of duty, holds the air medal and disting uished flying cross. Upon expira tion of his leave he will report to San Diego for reassignment. Lt. Ettinger's brother, Raymond, now stationed in Washington, D. C, with the navy, was recently promoted to the rank of lieutenant-commander. The command er's wife and daughter are in Washington with him at present. Minister Home The Rev. Ed win Cox and daughter, Elaine, have returned to their home, 609 Oak street, from San Francisco. The Rev. Cox and Mrs. Cox and their daughter were all three in jured in an automobile accident July 6 near a Coming, Calif., the Rev. Cox spending two and one half months in a San Francisco hospital recovering from a brok en hip, broken Jaw, broken hand, burns and other injuries. Mrs. Cox remained for further treat ment and is expected home in a week or 10 days. The minister, pastor of Pilgrim church here for 10 years and with the Talent Methodist church at the time of the accident, today expressed his family's appreciation for mes sages, flowers and other kind nesses during their hospitaliza tion. The Rev. Cox states that he is still unable to walk without aid of crutches. 7 CWCKENPOX CASES REPORTED IN COUNTY Seven cases of chickenpox, four in Medford and three in Rogue River, were reported to Dr. A. Erin Merkel, county health officer, last week. Also listed last week were two cases of scarlet fever, both in Centtal Point, and one of measles, in Medford. Court Records Justice Court Paul Roman and Charles E. Coggins, no operator's license, no registration card, cited. . Raymond E. Northcutt and Edmond T. Campbell, violation of basic rule, cited. Gary B. Early, no operator's license, cited. Clifford M. White, overwldth load, cited. Iva I. Badger, reckless driv ing, citea. Police Court Paul Stelle, disorderly eon duct, Jailed. Mary Queen Roberts and Rob ert T. Rogers, drunk, Jailed. State Police Neil J. Murphy, no warning devise, cited. Leo K. Potter, failure to dis play license, cited. Court House News Divorce Decrees Dolores Bergqulst vs. Hjalmar I Bergquist. Uriah Gorden vs. Delia Gor i den. The largest peach orchard in the world, located in Howard county, Ark., could supply a peach for every man, woman and child In the United States. I IN LATEST STYLES Alexandria, La. The old gag about making women's hats out of just anything is mighty nearly true particularly in Louisiana where one imaginative designer fashions smart chapeaux from white oak strips. Sixty-year-old John Leavines uses a hatchet, a knife and one inch strips of the wood, and turns out hats. He got the idea when he was weaving white oak baskets. Leavines has lived all his life between the tiny hamlets of Sie per and Otis, in the hills about 25 miles southwest of Alexan dria. The white oak he uses in his new industry grows all over the south. His first effort was too small, had little shape and was of too coarse material but it set him on the road to the nifty headgear he now produces. Hat making is a lengthy pro cess, he explains. First you find a white oak with as long a "cut" (distance between the roots and the tree's first branches) as pos sible. Then you split the trunk into bolts with a hatchet. The hard handwork begins when you split strips from the bolts with a pocket knife. You can split white oak till it's thin as paper," he declared, and produced a translucent piece of wood to prove it. When he gets the strips as thin as he wants them, he works up a sheen with sandpaper. Then, with all the material ready, he can begin weaving the hat. His hats and he makes them for men as well as women are comfortable, cool, durable, water resistant and good-looking. - He's even added a synthetic resin finish which makes them waterproof. He can put his hat in a ralnbarrel overnight, shake it out the next morning and wear it to town. Lieut. Chamberlain On Terminal Leave Lt. C. E. Chamberlain arrived in Medford this week on term inal leave from the army. Lt. Chamberlain served 11 months as ship transportation officer during the three years and two months he was in the service. He has made two complete trips around the world and was in Iraq, India, Persia, all major Pacific islands and other coun tries throughout the world. For the past three months he has been at Camp Stoneman, Calif. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Chamberlain, Eagle Point. Too Late to Classify iOR SALfe Shipped or delivered, 8 oz. bottles of horseradish, 8 oz. alio, SuarU. Mai) your orderi direct to regon Product Co., P. O. Box 87. Grantg Pass, FOR SALE 30-30 Winchester. 1 4 boxet shells $55. Phona 6222. In quire Hi-Way Court, Phoenix. WE Have fresh fir uwduit. Call rab crs, 4449. Help Wanted O FRUIT PACKERS O BOX MAKERS STEADY UNTIL JANUARY 1 COMFORTABLE CABINS AVAILABLE For further particulars and cabin re nervations, call Mr. Ziegler, Personnel Manager, Hood River 8611, collect Apple Growers' Association HOOD RIVER, OREGON FOR SALt 5 hp alternant firing outboard motor, latest modal pull gtartpr. $2S Phone 3928. OVER -ALLS SWEATERS FLEECE JACKETS HELMETS DHKSSES POLO SHIRTS A new shipment has Just arrived, Be sure to see these soon while the selection la complete. TINY TOT'S SHOP Third Floor Medford Bid. FOR SALE Locltno clover and Argen tine nlfalfa seed, Faber's, 34 S. Riv- ersirin. CRAPES Concords, Be lb. B. E. Ford, a miles west on J'ville hwy. rtTi;. qaie rn nouso on njht, VETERAN wants light sedan imme diately up to 1P35 model to drive to uenver. rnone Asmand 4477. DISHWASHER Apply after 3 p. Bflrt.ccue GrlU. Liberty Bids. JUST ARRIVED Beautiful South American lamb skin stuffed ani mnls, made by the famous Gowels of Hollywood. ACME HARDWARE Main and Grape Phone 5978 JUST ARRIVED Attractive 38.000 BT.tf. Ohio gas circulators, with automatic pilot aoSe hardware Main and Grape Phone MIDWAY AUCTION YARDS SALE Thursday, Oct. 18 Beginning at 10:30 a. m. 30 Head mixed White Face and Dur. ham (at steers Several head fat cows. A load of veal calves. Some feeder and weaner pigs. Good consignment of Furniture Breakfast set. kitchen range, heat rolA, 10 gaL visible gas pump, and lots more. W. J. "BILL" BRAY. Auctioneer N. A. Mead. Clerk ALL you people who have nice dried walnuts in the shell for sale we buy them, any amount, or halves. Orejron Product Co., Tokay Heights, Grants Pass . FOR SALE Ditto printing machine with 4 boxes of carbon paper for only $18 If taken at once. Pierce, 425 Kdst Main St.. Medford. FOR SALE 4 room house on Van couver Ave. Large lot, nice nhnde trees, good resident district. Possett. sion in a hurrv. ConiDnre this with any others offered at 52600 before you buy. Pierce. 425 East Main St., Medlord, Phone 24D3. FOR SALE Hawaiian electric guitar1, a nine ampnner, piays well. J, K Studonaker. Rt. 1. Box 84. Jack. sonville at Huch. Phona Jackaon- viue an. WANTED Girl over 18 for checking ana mock worK. Apply Manager, miiy-vmfciy. oo a. mversiae. uishwasuek Apply after 3 p. Bmhcue Grill, Liberty Bldg. FOR SALE Registered Numian Billy also Tagenburg doe. Must sell. Rt. 1, Box 111-A. So. Peach addition. OPPORTUNITY In an accounting of fice tor a younH man or iadv In- torestcd In accounting. Phone 5107. PJPftA 5 room new house, plast- (JUSVU ered. all modern, with new electric water heater, 4 acres of fine land In alfalfa, 710 milo from city limits. A good buy. Look this over. C1 O CAfi a Acres irrigated. J ItV.tJUU peaches, cherries, 3 ' bedroom modern house, hardwood floors, basement furnace, f tacking1 house, barn, garage. A love y location. Income from fruit f3000. $4000 down, balance easy. CARPER REAL ESTATE Chas. Blaess, Salesman Oitlce 223 N Rlverslda Phone 7357 ITCHING DOGS are cured with sul- fading. Monarch Seed fli Feed Co, WANTED 3 or 4 ladies to pack nut me.-il; on cards. Good and fine steady job. can make (5 to $7 per day. Apply Oregon Products Co., loKay iirigms, uranta rass, ore, Phone 558-R 10 , ACRES irrigated fenced. All In clovi. large barn, three bed room house, city water, very close in. Fine for subdividing. Beautiful country home large living room with fireplace, dining room, nice kitchen, very large screened back porch three bed rooms, one has fireplace, large bath, more room can be finished in attic. Pressure system, basement, garage, larro barn, 14 acres, some young walnuts. School bus to door. 3 1 Acres clover. Irrigated, fenced, pressure system 2 bedroom house, shower bath, electrlo hot wausr heat-r. DAD ROBERTS, Broker 720 W 2nd St. FOR SALE Bedstead, coll springs and mattress 17 Newtown, Phone SDfiS. WANTED Someone who wants to learn butcher trade. Good wages while learning. Apply in person, Rlvo-slde Mkt. WANTED To Pent By middle aged couple. 3 room furnished apartment, witn private bath, o.- imill furnish ed house. Write R. E Gale. 248 So. Rlveif ide Ave , Medford. Phone 9133 before 9 a. m., after 6 p. m. TOR SALE Sow with plgi, Eeho'Al- iprq py.i.irern vaney scnooi. FOR SALE: 60 tons of clover hay. For Rent 30 acres of iine clover pasture. John Weisbrod, a miles north of Reece Creek on Crater H w y. FOR SALE Double barrel 13 gnuRe hammer shotpun. In good condition, 25 cash. Cabin back of 219 So, ivy Atier b p m ask for Mike. COVER CROP 5EED. tlet yours in at once. We have the seed. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. C 4 9 ( room modern nouse. a U 0 U bedrooms, service porch . T fireplace, hardwood floors In front room, new electric hot wa ter heater. grage, lawn, shade, cor ner lscatlon. ?79n UuDlex 3 rooms on each tJiCOXJ Bittc, oak floors, fireplaces on each side, one side completely furnished, wired for electric rane.es and piped for grs. Close In location, 1 side rents tor $35 rer mouth. ffylCArt 5 room modern house, a tJHtivU bedrooms, plastered serv. ice porch, good floors and roof garage wood shed, fruit room, enclosed back yard. Close in. east side location. C A Q A A 5 room mod era plastered OtOuU house, a bedrooms, service porch, wired for electric range, city water and sewarv, chicken house, wood shed, garage. i.ocaten in uentrai fomt. $27,000 , Auto court. 13 units, all modern, all furnished. 7 room modern house for livin Quarters. :u acre fnnt and nursery stock, netting $500 per month Terms can be arranged. Near Medford. C7CAn 8 acres sub-irrigated. 8 yivuU room new modern house. for barn. 85 ft. drilled' well, and pressure system. 6 acres of, good alf alfa Terms Close In. ffrr A A 5 Acres sub-irrlgated. iJUJUu Bwir creek bottom. 6 laundry room, bath and shower, larpe garage, and work shop. barn, cow and a calves. Terms. Close to Medford. Good Lust Side lots with cltv lm prove.nents for building sites. SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO. Medford Grants Pass Box 80S Phone 5300 MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE SPECIALS PLUMBING FIXTURES: Toilets. Sinks, Lavatories, Shower Stalls, Septic Tanks. Soil Fittings and Pine. Fail, ccts Strainers, Traps, Get our prices. HARD TO GET ITEMS: Potato Ricers. Clothesline Wire. Oil Hent lng Sioves, Kerosene Cook Stoves, Copper Coils (or heating water. Hardware Cloth, all styes. Knee Rubber Boots Also Cow Halters and Tie Out Chains, A NEW SHIPMENT of new wood cir culating heaters, and trash burners. Also automatic gas and electric wa ter heaters. Buy now while stock Is complete. CLOSE OUT Decorative Wall Paper. per roll. Fine Assortment of Luggage, consist ing of Overnight Bans, Pullman Canus. Make-up Kits. Matched Lug gage and Lockers. Mail Boxea, Dish pans. Just arrived. Garden Sprinklers, Gal vanized Buckets. Milk Palls, Cream Cans Milk Strainers. Garbage Cans, Milk Pans and Crocks. PAINT, all colors also Turpentine and oil. Shingle Stain, Closeout small cana paints, assarted colors, each loo. VISIT our furniture department. Dav enos and Chesterfield sets with springs throughout, dinette sets, chest of drawers, large stock mat tresses, springs, eta ROOFING Paper all slrra and weights also building paper Felt paper less than mall order prices. COMPLETE line of tents, tarpaulins, hnv covers and canvas for lrriRa- tlon purposes. Also steel cots and mattresses. CLOSE-Out on heavy work harness, horse collars, pada and horse blan kets. AUTOMATIC gas, electric and oil wa ter heaters, range hollers, toilets, laundry trays, complete shower units, lavatories, double sinks, septic tanks and values ol all kinds. NEW SHIPMENT of Cocoa mata. 13 X 15. PIPE, large stock of pre-war pipe at pre-war prices Also pipe fittings, pressure pumps pitcher pumps, cen trifugal and rotary umps, eto. WOODCHOPPER9 Attention) Large stock of co id wood 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 barb wire, fence ponti. smooth wire stuc co wire, also chicken house spray ers, wheelbarrows, garden cultiva tors, spading forks, hoes, rakes, mat tock and shovels. TOOLS of all kinds, for the carpenter, mechanic, farmer, logger, also P-C tools consisting of sockets, ratchets lug wrenches and speed wrenches REMEMBER BARGAIN DAY day at the Every MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37-20-33 N Grape St. Medford, Oregon HURRY! STARTS TOMORROW EPIC NOVEL... m&Xm EP'C PICTURE! MkiM vm.w anw JACK LONDON'S CALL OF THE 'J& "VONC Tuesday, Oct IB, 1943 MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE SEVEIT ONION BAGS 10s and 50a. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE 4 year old Guernsey cow fresh giving 4 gallons; 3 calves, also 3 wheel trailer, 4x8 4-16 wheels fits Chev. 3 miles north Central Point. Rt. 1. Box 498. DT.TrE5.15AinrC 'woman will care for 2 or 3 children under 4 years of a jie during day in her own home. Over A hrs.. 2Sc per hr.. under 33c. 719 W. 13th St . Medford. LEAF-CURL SPRAY for peaches should go on immediatelv. Use Basi. Cop or Fungi-Bordo. We have iU .Monarcn Seed & Feed Co, $10,0001 ' located four-bed- room house In excel lent condition. Rnnmi all largi heat. S6000 all large, extra large lot. furnace !--Two bedroom house, pink of condition, furnace. H. O. WILSON Real Estate Broker T Chestnut Phone 4P44 or 843T FOR SALE Ford T engine just over hau'd 1 overdrive transmission. 1 standard. 2 pre-war 3.1-5 Ford tires and wheels. Other Ford T truck parti A. R. Enyeart, Griffin Creek store. S-iiHRVICr man wants Job driving truck. Experienced. Call Ashland, 4743 RELIABLE widow woman wants housekeeping for men. Clean, good cook, economical. Trihune Box 1702. SHEEP GUANO & PEAT MOSS. Gar- I den mates for better fardens and ! lawns. Rinnarcn seen reed co. WANTFD To buy girl's bicycle. 118 Almond. WANTED Husky young stngle man i to Innrn press work and stereotyp- j Ing. Good pav while you learn. Ap ply to Mr. Yilllnger at Mail Tribune pre. room. WANT ride to South Dakota. Reliable partv Will pay gas and oil. Phone 4iifig. FOR SALE Good family cow, will hav? third calf In January, 8125. Phona n.VM. PLACED in wrong Plymouth car. brown crepe dress. Call at Mall Tribune ann pnv tor an toii SAt.fe Good cook stove and colli 40 Rt 2, Box 374, Ross Lane. FOR SALE Good cook stove. Phone 37PX WANTED Good home for female Persian cat. N. Peich. Call S4fl0. FALL SEEDED GRASSES do best" Try our Special Meadow Mixture. Mon.ircn hea a r een uo, fOR SALE Crib springs and mat tresa hardwood play pen. Very ?ood condition. Reasonable, Phone 4 !16 FOR SALE 30"Tplymouth sedan!"1 overhauled. 38 Marhn rttle and 20 shells Bobs Poultry, behind 632 N. Central. 7 a m. -5 p m. fOR SALE About 800 used bricks, 3 x 6 s 23 feet long. Some doors and window. 008 No. Riverside. Call evenings Let us make your WINDOW SCREENS SCREEN DOORS WINDOWS WINDOW FRAMES PADGHAM PLANING MILL 1303 Court St Dial 4750 DANCING CLASSES starting this week Enroll now. Colleen Hope Dance Studio. Sparta Bldg.. River slrie St Main Phone 3501. SEED GRAINS7clovers and alfalfa. Most complete stock of quality seeds In So Oregon. Monarch Seed Ac yeeo co. d"OR'SaLE Ued clothing and fixers. All for less than i of present val ue. Movinr, must sell at one. 333 Sou Hi .River id e. FOR SALE Coca-cola coolers.'show cases electric plate counter stools. Mat lacks Food Store. Jacksonville Hwy and Ross Lane. Chapter be. p.eo. win hold a rummwge sale sinrting 9 a.m.. Oct. IHth, at K. P. Hall 51h At Grape North of Groceteria No. 3. ifnn SALE: Fine""" EnalisK walnuts. Place your orders now. Klngmier Guernsey Dhiry HU 1, cox iuf Phone 6814. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time, Cash and Gag Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 8919 8th and Bartlett No Red Tape When Vou Sell to US Soil nin.pmnOor higher yields of alfalfa and meadow. In stock now. Monarch Seed Ac Feed Co. LUMHER Roug Boards snJ Dimension REDWOOD and CEDAR FENCE POSTS Nails Roofing CAMERON MOFfITT L'IMBER CO. So. Rlveimdw at Harnett Rd, ROOM FOR RENT Pleasant room for man close In. 609 E. Main. For REAL PROMPT RELIEF from ACIlES-FAIfiS Ea.l.r To Apply Than Mu.tard Plaat.rl LAST DAY! Yvonne DeCARLO . ROD CAMERON miin nnnr i WALTER SIEZAK i . - - : MOCOAKH L. GIRL SCOUT Council will hold cooked food plant and rummage sain 0 a.m. to 5 p.m., October 19. and 9 a.m. io 8 p m , October 20, at Girl Scout Headquarters, 500 East Mnin Call 6&12 to have donations picked up. NOTICF, If you want your hous sprayed for termites phone Pacifio Feed ec Seed Co., 3413. JTf VOn BUffeP fmm tone UnmKmm a bit blue at times due to the func tional middle-age" period peculiar t women try mis great medicine Lydlav E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms. Pmitfcain' Compound iiejs katttke. Xt's one ot the best known medicines for thigj purpose Follow label direction. FOR SALE ONE CalsrpiSlar 9 ' DIESEL TRACTOR and Balldozsr Locat.d 17 Miles North of M.dford on Crater Lake Highway Gulf Red Csdar Co., Inc. Box 308 Stockton, California M -Hilflk SEE HUMPHREY FOR CASH for ycur 1941 or 1842 Car HUMPHREY ' MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Rirersida Av. ENDS TONITE and aili1iH.WKMaiiii:i;irMwm LAURLnLt UUIItl W-'S rmrrlT i ni i'ti ' f rfr 'lnninW TOMORROW Tm Moa from ) ma mix YlMB n.i imp . pjaajPWOTM 1 jj 1 j. iim .I-nn-TTrTij.lT-crrTr. ENDS TONIGHT BttlTMlKEI Also- CURSE OF TKE CAT PEOPLE with SIMONE SIMON 1 antMaatornswdkr B rrmFrom i PLUS t 7 Rev. George Coulter 1 ? 'TSii.iys 1