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Newspaper Page Textft LOCAL and . Visiting Here Miss Flossie ft (Brown of Osborne, Kan., is vis " !ting this week at the home of ; Mrs. Maynard Bush, 815 West i Main street. Auxiliary To Meet Ladies Auxiliary No. 421, Carpenters and Joiners of America, will meet at Carpenters' hall Friday at 7:30 p. m. Hunters Return G. O. San den, Edward Pathman and H. J. Stoll returned Sunday from a week's hunting in the Bly dis trict. Also in the hunting party were Mr. and Mrs. Seth Walter ' and Preston Card of Klamath Falls. Pathman was the only suc cessful hunter of the three local men. Leaving Mrs. A. V. Ander- son and her brother, Herman jfr. Voelkner, 244 North Ivy street, TP will lpave tonight for Portland and from mere vm visii Mrs. ; Anderson's husband, a patient at ' St. Vincent's hospital, and in Casper they will be with their mother, who Is also ill. The ' two plan to be absent about two weeks Visitor Here Mrs. .Vernon Davis of Cottage Grove was in the county last week to visit with relatives, having been a ; guest at the home of her cousnis, Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Sanden, 304 South Central avenue, and also visiting another cousin, Mrs. Jewel Parr, Phoenix, and an aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J James G. Viall of Phoenix. Here From Klamath Mrs. Edna P. Myers, formerly man ager of the Bell Studio in Med ford and now manager of the Klamath Falls Bell studio, was in Medford yesterday and tnis morning on business. Mrs. Myers and her daughter, Max Ine, left Medford about the mid dle of September for Klamath Falls, and the daughter is a student at Fremont junior high school there. DrisJcell To School Wesley Driskell, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Driskell, Sr., of Butte Falls, it; now at Alameda, Calif., for officers training with the merchant marine hervice. Dris kell recent'y spent a month's leave with his parents following 15 months in Australia and Iridic, leaving the middle of Oct ober for Alameda. Following his training in California he is to be assigned to another school. Driskell wears two overseas bars. gmival Sams Valley SCHOOL HOUSE OGT. 31 7:30 P.M. Fun For All GAMES and CONCESSIONS MIRACLE WAU FINISH only 998 ACME HARDWARE CO. Every Day Is Bargain Day at Acme Main & Grape Phone 5976 Commercial and Home Refrigeration Service Call 2419 Quick Service Yonnger's Appliance 31 N. Bartlett m sell THE SENSATIONAL ff LET'S DANCE! 7! 4 ffln Learn to Dance fhe Easy Way! PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday 6:00 p. m. Benefit turkey din ner at Jacksonville grange hall by women of the Jacksonville Presbyterian church. For tickets call Mrs. W. H. Arnold, 6389, Medford. 7:30 p. m. Mutual Improve ment association. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, meet at church for hay ride and dance. 7:30 p. m. Rogue Valley chorus, practice at music room senior high school. 8:00 p. m. Pythian Sisters, Knights of Pythias and families, Hallowe'en party at K. of P. hall. i . Wednesday 10:00 a. m. Daughters of Nile, Red Cross sewing at audi torium of courthouse. Bring sandwiches for lunch. Bicycle Theft Gerald Thomp son, 14 Almond street, reported to city police yesterday the theft of his bicycle Sunday night from a local theater. Reynolds 111 Clifford R. Rey nolds, 36 North Peach street, a veteran of World war I and chaplain of the local DAV post, is undergoing treatment at the Naval hospital, at Camp White. . Pena Here Charles Alvin Pena, S 1c, has arrived in Med- iora irom Nashville, Tenn., and is visiting his mother. Mrs. Mar. jorie Hopkins, and his grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Skeet- ers, route 4, box 3. Convict Held Orville Stad ler, who escaped from a Califor nia work camp and stole an auto mobile which he drove to Med ford, is being held in the Jack son county jail for California au thorities, the sheriff's office stat ed today. Kidnapper Returned Willlnm Davis, 21, has been returned to Colfax, Wash., where he will face kldnaD chareps. trip .Tapir. son county sheriff's office stated toaay. Davis was arrested last week by sheriff's deputies and charged with violation of the Dyer Act. Rogers' Return Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Rogers, GeBauer apart ments, returned yesterday from a ten days vacation and business trip to Seattle. Rogers, city sup erintendent, met with the park board of Seattle in reference to the local city park and in Port land with consulting engineers, the Office of Surplus Property of the Department of Commerce, and the State Highway Commis sion relative to the Jackson street bridge. Report Find Roy Martin, route 1, box 305, reports the finding of a weather bureau radiosonde, half a mile off the Four-Mile Lake road Saturday while Martin was hunting. The radiosonde had been sent aloft from the airport weather bureau station at the airport Martin re ported that the box was in good shape and the parachute unbrok en. In the party also were Otto Niedermeyer and his son, Dick. Martin was successful In his hunt, having shot a deer. Discharges Among those re cently discharged from-the arm ed forces are Lawrence E. Tri bett, SM 1c, Prospect; Joe A. Millard, SC 2c, 519 Mountain avenue, Ashland, and Glen F. Bailey, AMM 2c, route 2, box 299; Charles L. Dwight, SK 3c, 321 West Jackson street; Lt Lewis R. Ulrich, 839 Minnesota avenue; Frank J. McKeown, CBM, 109 South Orange street; Columbus E. Parrick, ART 2c, route 4, box 287; Waldo E. Tuck er, MoMM, 848 East Ninth street; and Lt. Richard Frederick, all of Medford. Report to Board Returned veterans who received honorable discharges from the service re cently and reported to Jackson county selective service board No. 1 yesterday were Frank M. Quigley, August D. Voslka, James R. Emmons, Jr., Harold F. Leith, Frank R. Hughes. Don ald E. Snyder, Kenneth E. Phipps, Rolene L. Pitts, Kenneth N. Barnes, James E. Stuart, Basil B. Bigham, Raymond B. Crosby, Edward V. Chesney, Jack L. Garman, Noble E. Capps, Harold R. Littrell, Donald E. Payne, Douglas S. Lamb, Laurence R. Ryerson, Harry E. Jacobson, Oscar Miller and John C. Smith. ' show you how in just a few hours! Yes, and after a few more hours you can be really ex pertdo the latest Rumba, Samba, Walts or Fox Trot as if you'd always kept up with the new steps. Classes and Private Instructions Phone Mr. Johnson Merrick's Ballroom JWJ between 10 a. m. and 10 p. m. Announce Dance All Junior hostesses were urged today hy Miss Berniece O'Denny, USO di rector, to attend the formal Hal lowe'en dance at the Riverside USO Wednesday from 8 p. m. un til midnight. Club To Sew Wenonah club will meet at the home of Carrie Milnes, 20 Narregan street, Thursday at 10:30 a. m. to spw for the Red Cross. Lunch will be served at noon. Members at tending are asked to bring table service and sewing kit. Army Man Discharged Ray mond Chavis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chavis, 509 Ouk street, arrived in the city Sun day from Ft. Dix, N. J., follow ing an honorable discharge from the army after four years in the service. Chavis, corporal, was stationed in the European theater with the 9th Air Force for three years. His family moved to Medford some time ago from Gallup, N. M. Great-Grandchlld Born News oi tne Dirtn of her great grand daughter and first great-grandchild was learned this week by Mrs. Nettie Grover, 520 South Fir street. The baby is the daughter of Mrs. C. son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Her- Dert Pruitt of Los Angeles. The father, now overseas with the air force in the Pacific theater, was born in Medford and resided here until about six years ago. Eden Hatum, rimiH uj , "b wicn, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Eden, (aenessee street, returned home Wednesrlav frrtm e. Ana, Calif., and is on terminal leave from the army until Dec. 8, at which time he will be offic- wiiy aiscnarged from the serv ice. In th nrmw j j " " auu une- half years, Eden, a captain, serv ed one year in the European theater with the 8th air force ne was awarded the air medal, the distinguish !.., - - four oak leave clusters and three bronze battle stars. Capt. Eden plans to return to the University of Oregon soon to continue a Journalism course. Court Records ( Justice Court uis-MH,, ViUltt- tlon of basic nil 5t n nnA costs. Vernon V pQ . . vnjniuOaCU, no operator's license, $1 and costs. Charles V. Jones, no opera or's license, $1 and costs; no license on motor vehicle, dis missed. Homer D. Chamberraln, no license plates, cited. Walter Caster, violation of basic rule, cited. Ray Bradford, overheight load, cited. ' Namon McDaniel, no opera chaf,Jif,r".St; $1 a?? cost "P '".cuae, ana costs: failure to display 1945 sticker, ?l and costs; no muffler, $1 and costs; no registration card, $1 and costs; concealed license, $1 and costs. Charles Jones and Vernon Hasmussen, no operator's license, Al Gilhousen, foreign license. and Tin niunfn.'. li ! , .7 --"' "cense ana violation of basic rule, cited. cawara Bright, four in driv er's seat, cited. Reeev DHnlrwoti- 1 j cited. Police Court WflVnO S Rii-rnll 1 TT r' aim nenry O. Mooney, drunk, jailed. Cecil F. Roberts and Arlene Grant, drunk, released on $10 utiii eacn. Livestock Livestock: Cattle 150 calve. 75. Of ermg mostly cows. Odd common Vn medlum "e'r .txndv at $10.10. F . fl,ondy $17.00; helfera .cares. , , nLcmy- canrier-cimer cows largely S5.50-7 50. or steady with Monduj-'j 50o decline; fat dairy type cow. S8.0O-8 5O: common-medlim ber.f cows $8 00-10 50; good cows to c i """rnon.good ""usage bulls S8:50.10 0: good beef bulls quotable ...ruium vraieri S14.UU- 13.00. choice quotable to $14.00. V.-. -'cany narrows and gilts $13.80 sotvs S15 05; light feeder cnecp soo. steady. Good-choice wooled lambs 812.50 12.75; load ex perimentally fed lambs Monday .w. . ...... ,,, glourp uuwn 10 9tf.au; good ewes $4.50-8.00. South San Francisco, Oct 80 l.V P ) (USDAl Cattle 500 past two davs steers and heifers steady. Two cars good fed 1.070 lb steer. $10Ji, lightly torted. Late yesterday few loads PICKERS PACKERS o SORTERS Modoc Orchard Co. 511 South Fir USS Franklin Roosevelt Commissioned. ? 1 x - , xv , f.v . nswtfi.. . .. . . ., . -t " V'4' s x " t n ' WfKrVn?3 t oils" i I ( Acm TUphoto) Nary Dny commlsslonlnff of tha 45,000-ton aircraft carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt at Brooklyn, N. Y., Navy-Yard, attracted more than 10,000 spec tators to view the gigantic new craft and to hear President Truman speak. Later, visitors crowded the 900-foot flight deck, where bluejackets are shown standing at attention during ceremonies. good gran hetfert $14.00.14.30. Around 8 loads feeder heifers $13-00. Common to medium range cow lank ly steady mostly $10 00-13 00. Cut ters S7. 50-830. Canners $6 30-7.30. Common to jocd sausage bulls $10 12. -Calves eilable none, nominal. Good to choice veal en quoted $14 15.50. Hogs 100, firm. Package choice 320 lb. Da r rows and gilta $15.80. Odd good sows $15.03. Sheen 700. Undertone lambs Kener- olly stMdy to strong. Yesterday four uecKft gooa to cnoice 1.4.33-n. va, package $13 .00 Good ewes quoted 6.25 down, strong. Chltneo. Oct. 30 fUJ.l (WFA1 Livestock: H-dijs 6,000. octlve fully steady. Good and choice barrows and gilts 140 lbs. ind up at $14.85, celling; good and choice sows at $14.10. Cattle 6,500; calves 1 ,000; fed steer and yearlings including yearl ing heifers, steady; strictly good and cnoico Kina acuve, omera siow, very uneven: larRolv butcher cattle run with cows predominating; cows ateady with Monday's 25.ccnt downturn; hulls steady o weak; vealers lully steady at $1.50 down. Sheen 4.000: slaughter lambs steady to 10 cents lower. Good end choice grade mostly $14.30-14.65; bucks $1.00 less. Portland Produce Portland." Oct. 30 (U. P.) Whole sale market prices: Turiteis Basic buying prices, alive ;f2c lb for live hens, net at farms, 10ms 3i,ze id. Lettuce No. 1, $2-2.29 crate. Tomatoes Local best, $1.-1.23 flatt California $2 P0-$3 lug. Turnips No. 1. 00c-$l. Chicago Wheat Chicago. Oct 30 fU P.) Wheat Ooen Hlirh Low Close 1771, 17S', 168', 166 Dec 1767, May 173J, July.. ICR?, Sept J67 177!, 175 169 't 167 176',, 173, 168.. 166', S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Oct. 30 (U.R) Dairy market: Butter: 93 score 43V4, 92 score 43, 90 score 4234. Cheese: loafs 28.2, triplets 27.2. Eggs: Large grade A 57V4, medium grade A 52V&, small grade A 44 V4, large grade B 50V4. Wall Street New York, Oct. 30 U.RS Stocks rallied near closing time today and finished irregular aft er an early decline had lopped fractions to 'more than a point from a majority of Issues. The early selloff reflected cau tion on the part of long traders who lightened lines in advance of tonight's Truman speech on wages and prices. The late re covery was attributed to short covering and to some speculative buying on anticipation of a wage-price policy loaded with inflationary ammunition. Aside from the forthcoming Truman speech the market had little of special interest on which traders could base commitments. Preliminary closing Dow-Jones stock averages: Industrials 184.15, off 0.09; Railroad 69.22, up 0.28; Utility 36.30, up 0.23; 65 Stocks 68.57, up 0.12. Sales totaled 1,170,000 shares compared with 1,260,000 yester day. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. & Tel. 186',4 Telephone 4160 Wanted Anaconda ,. 3814 Chrysler 122?s Curtiss Wright 7i General Electric . 46'4 General Motors .. 72'4 Montgomery Ward . . 67 '.4 Penn. R. R 41?b Phillips Petroleum 50V4 J. C. Penney , 137 Radio 15U Southern Pacific 504 Standard Oil of Cal. 44 Texas Gulf Sulphur 50 Transamerica 18 United Alrcrafts 30 U. S. Rubber ', 69 U. S. Steel 78V4 OBITUARY INFANT ROS3 Funeral services for Infant Raymond Ross, recently born in a local hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ross of 1028 East Jack son, will be held at the grave side in Medford 1 O.O.F. ceme tery at 10 a m Wednesday with the Rev D E. Millard officiat ing. Conger Morris Funeral Parlors in charge. RENA HUBBARD Mrs. Rena Hubbard, wife of the late A. C. Hubbard, paBsed away Monday evening at the home of her son, Chester Hub bard, 2451 Lyman avenue, after a brief illness. Mrs. Hubbard, known to a host of friends, was born at Jacksonville and lived all of her life in this commun ity. She Is also survived by an other son, Roland Hubbard. Christian Science services will be conducted from the Perl Fu neral Home Thursday at 2 p. m., with burial in Siskiyou Memor ial Park. A complete obituary will be published tomorrow. Perl Funeral Home is in charge of funeral arrangements. Love For. Dresses Concerns Parents New Albany, Ind. (U.R) Her love of pretty new dresses gave seven - year - old Ruth Angel's parents plenty of worry for two days. A frantic search after the little girl failed to come home from a movie ended 48 hours later in her discovery with a 13-year-old girl. The older girl said she lured Ruth to her home by promising her dresses. The girl told Juvenile authori ties that her brothers and sisters were all older than she and that she wanted someone to play with. Within the corporate bound aries of San Francisco, there are 82.3 square miles of water. .a,-..J,..t.-.i.J Wisconsin AIR COOLED ENGINES Sales and Service Eatherton's I FARM STORE 808 So. Rivertida Phone 3146 APPEAL IS MADE FOR GIRL SCOUT L An appeal for women to lead senior high school Girl Scout troops was made today by the Scout council, which announced that more than 100 girls had in dicated a desire for troop activi ties. It was stated that at least 20 women would be needed if the troops are to be organized and projects carried on as do sired. Eighty-five girls signed up for the Wing Scout program, 25 for a Mariner Scout troop, 10 for outdoor or Pioneer Scout troop and 10 indicated interest in vo cational and personality troop projects following a talk at a Girls' League meeting by Mrs. Marjorie Hopkins, Scout execu tive, as a feature of National Girl Scout Week. It was stated that the Wing Scout project would be aided by airport officials and others of the aviation industry and that the Mariner Scout program would call for water front experts and qualified swimming instructors. GREENE COCKER WINS AT WASHINGTON SHOW Ginger, a homebred red cocker female owned by Mrs. Charles R. Greene of Greene-Lea Kennels, 611 South Riverside avenue went winner at the Olympic Kennel Club, Renton, Wash., Sunday, it was learned here to day. The win gave the dog five points toward her American Ken nel Club championship and was her second consecutive win at Washington shows and her third time shown. THE GRANGE Upper Rogue Grange Saturday night dances to be held every other week will be gin Saturday, Nov. 3, at Upper Rogue Grange hall. The public dances begin at 9 p. m. and good music is furnished. Too Late to Classify wATKlNS PR6ttfCrS HousehoM and FrmUne R. L. Eunton. 4Ui n t r r n t , J3o x 147. Phoenl x, Orenon. WANTE"n Truck mechnhui cnpaiiii of handling all rahnses oi late mil Menu ncn Eads Trnnsfer. TOR 1 SALiv owner. Four unit apartment neuso, ooao hi. incunw tUS per month. Five room cottage in rear, 2 lots JO x loo. Prica 810,000. It iiterealod phona 3243 Medford. WANTED TO RENT or Lease Three hutlroom modern house, furnished or unfurnished. Close In. Garden destred. Kolerta Daniel, 121 Cot tagff fct. MIXED daffodil bulbs 7.1c par doz. Sptcin discount on tiuanUtics. Oak- naic aihiacl $12,500" 4 anr!. fl TOOmB. modern tn every wny. niun.v jnimn. .... i, - cherries, peaches nd grapes. L cnted on 19 htHhwny, beautiful view, all Irrigated, liuildlnrs would cost most of purchase price. Terms, i cosh. flCCAA- acres, r,ew modern o OOJuU room house. Good deep wll with pump house and utility room Close tn, on paved road. Some terms. COOPER HEAL ESTATE Chas. Ulaess, Salesman 223 N. HWeislde fhone 7397 FOE SATE Peilelous apples. 1.00; Newtowns $1.30. Wing Orchard. Old Stage Road, . WANTED Two young women lor permanent positions In newspaper work Apply in person to Herb Grev, Mall Trlnune wXnTEU to buy. smiTi home wlffi two bodrooms. Write llox iim, i ... l l A .ra nt fruit. fOK BALE By owner, 8 room mo- dern nouse nu a u, - from Medford. Phone 67B2. dAlX f-jr seaiedTids for purchase of school house and grounds of lnde perde'it School Dist. No. 13. Also for hlrts on the piano. Bids to be opened Nov 15. IRi. School board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Mall bids to Mrs. Ceo. Craw ford, Ulst. Clerk, HKD 1. Medford. Ore. For Information, phone M7J. Equipment for Sale 2 75 Caterpillar Diesel Trac ton with drumi and bull dozers. 1 12x14 Twin Steam En gine. 1 50 kw AC Generator set, switchboard and Cat erpillar Diesel power unit. 2 High Pressure Donkey Boilers. 1 6x9 404 Woods Planer. 1 P&H Shovel 1 '- yd with 54-fr. dragline boom. 1 20-h.p. Upright Steam En gine. 1 Only 15 -ton Hyster Arch. 3 New Carriage Screws 1 Six by forty Edqer. 1 Head Rig Cast steel frame heavy top and bottom arbor. 1 New Spcedeo Twin En gine. 2 Only 60" Inserted tooth saws. 1 New Heavy Brownlipe Transmission. 1 Used Heavy Brownlipe Transmission. 2 Used small twin Steam Enaines. 1 1937 International with Dump Body. Track Bolts and Spikes. Tiller Mill & Lumber Company-Medford TeUphont 2788 Tuesday, Oci. SO. 1945 WAN! ED Fry cook. Jackson Hotel. Apply Mr. Robinson WANTKD Housekeeper. Tribmn Box 2004. Good pay. WANTED Man to help around coii n try home. Close in. f5c per hour. Must furnish own transpor- ta' or Phone 4l!2 after 5 p.m. M 1 XFD tul ip toil ! ba tSc per dot. Sporin", discount on quantities. Qjkc1alcMrirhct THE PARTY that picked up wtillet in 1st Nai l Bi.nk last Friday at 11:35 a.m. would you be kind enounh to mtiil Snciil Security card, drivers lictnse and lodge card to me. Fred P"30.J-ibrty Dldg. FOK SALE3 yenf old Guernsey cow, gives 5 gnt when fresh. Phone 4607 orcaill.Jr.Lce, 103 M. Central. WAVIKD TO RENT ofT&se4or S roo v house, furnished or unfur nished in city or adfncent. Reli ahle. permanent rident. Refer, ernes. P. O. llox 1003, phone 7313, Medford. WANTED 3 doz Hansen strain white Leghorn pullets 6 or 7 months old. Eva Tuylor. Box 63tJ. Central Point, Ore tj o n . FOR SALE 3 mctat heds. iprlncs and mattresses. Twin size. 133 North Oakdale. FOR SALK Large new, hand braided ruKs Phoa '2S0B, WHITE RocrTpuHets for tale. $3 each. Phono fi8i3. WXN TK r Carpenters capable oi framing on houses. Phone 2817. F6R"a7LE Vetch and oata mixed". Bob Oilman Rosa Lane. FOR SALE OR TRADE 166 acres timher land. $1 per acre. Good heavy soil, ao miles north Coeur d" Alene, 2 miles south of Fnrrnsut base If interested iee Mrs W. A. Tucker, 328 N. Riverside. Medford. APPLESBc a pound. Phone 3 08. WANTED -Fry cook to work full week or Saturdays and Suhdays. King's Cafe, Talent Phone Ashland 5 OHO. POST OFFICE Inspector wishes to Tert two or three bedroom home, furnished or unfurnished. Parma- ' nent residents. Phone 4091 FOR SALE 3 Jersey cowsto freshen Dec. and Jan. now milking. 1 mile south of T.ilent on Rupp hill. E. M cC ulle y. CHINA lily hulba. white or yellow, 76c per doe Speclnl discount on quantities. Oakdnle Market. PERMANENTiY located pTofe&slonal man desires accommodations, pri vate family. References exchanged. Trilnine Box 2 HiQ. F OR S ALE One 308 Springfield spoitei, on pair arm pit wad era. 141 Nofth Front St. W ANT E D ExperiericeH dairyman, married, living quarters, noma fur-, ntture. Phone2Q47 or B033. , WANTED Man for Mall tribune delivery In Medford. Walk from . on) to three miles dally. Earn from $25 to $50 per month. Apply, circulation mnnager, Mail Trlhune. WOH SALE 3 piece mupfc bedroom set 412.'., below celling. Phona 3i)63. Ideal Court. Apt. E. FOR SALE Davenport, chair, good condition. 330 N. Holly, Apt. 3. Please call 3160 after 4 p.m. FEW English walnuts lefLPh. flB14. FOR SALE One living room Bel, one daveno, one overstuffed chair. Rt. 1, Box J 17. Grtllin Creek Rd. Ph. 6814 ANTIGD to" buv fveah five gallon cow. Phono 0277. MIDWAY AUCTION YARDS SALE THURSDAY, NOV. 1st 40 head O. I. C Feeder Hogs Several head Heavy Springer Quern sey cows. Oonrf run of ijiitrher Cattle. 2 Pal ami no Saddle Mares 1 Pluto Mare Large Consignment of Household Furniture, Electric Washing Ma chine, Frlgldaire, Davenport let, Kuk-. etc. Grair. Drill. Utility Trailer. W J. r,BiP" Brny. Auctioneer N. A Mead Clerk YOUNG ROASTING HE"NS Oakdalo Market. JTJST RECEH'ED iKlpment of brand new Enpines tnot rebuilt) for Dodge and Plymouth. Ask for our low inxtulIi-,-1 prices. L. C. TAYLOR COMPANY 113 S Riverside Ave. i DODGE Phone 2:(65 PLYMOUTH USEDCARS Lots ot Them Largest Stock In Southern Oregon See (Ji Before i'od Buy oi Sell 1. N SHULTS N Riverside between 4th and Bth ANTED Young man to learn press work and stereotyping trade. Pre fer young man living at home. Good fny vvhlle learning. See Mr. FtU ngr at Mull Tribune office. CASH fN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time. Cash end Gat . Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Daaler. Ph 3019 ftth and Bsrtlett No Red Tar When You Sell to US KEPl.ACF ywui broken window gtaii New glns'i instaltcd while you wait MEUrORD MILLWORK CO. The Glass House Phone 41U loth and Grape ftboM 6rrSnt Pleasant room for man ctoio In. 609 E. Main. 1:41 Mi I' Starts TOMORROW! 1 . VTiM HEM" LAST DAY! LAil UAI : t- - ' ' MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE SEVEH LUMBER Raua Boards and Dimension REDWOOD and CEDAR FENCE POSTS Nail Roofing CAABSRON MOFFITT L'IMBER CO So. Rlvaroda. at Barnett Rd. Ends Ton its STUART ERWIN In "THE GREAT MIKE" Plus "Shadows of Suspicion" TOMORROW v,t1h BEULAH BONDI I. CARROL NAISH PERCY KILBRIDE .v vhyv xjr i'r., fe.Vv'i i 2 e tomorrow e i, .XVtl ' rr.l.n..o.l : t'-i- s.'1 "J Ufbf IT ISr Gary COOPER t MERLE 0BER0N PLUS HAROLD PfARY m J d ' 1 - 1 fesl iwawsr ki4 wpw'r'i ' " '1 Plus WW. VI The Funniest ffuVej. I snnri. foe III. I U II II I UJ V 71 ,1 I'M isn jisisiaju L-.tfc.-MVa.! a. 3 y,y 'yifl?.