T
LOCAL and
. Prentices Leave Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Prentice, 517 Newtown
street, went to roruana louay
where they will transact busi
ness. They plan to return next
Tuesday.
i Turneyi Return The Rev. and
Mrs. George R. Turney, 203
North Oakdale avenue, returned
.Tuesday evening from Marsh
field, where the Rev. Turney,
.rector of the St. Mark's Episco
pal church here, spoke at a par
ish dinner.
Worthley To Speak Norman
'Worthley, coach of Medford
' Junior high school, will speak to
the junior high class at the Pres
- byterian church Sunday, Nov. 4.
The class meets at 9:45 9. m. and
all junior high students are in
vited to attend.
To Hold Danes A "Harvest
Home" dance will be given at
; Redman hall Saturday, Nov. 3,
s for Pocahontas, Redmen and in-
I , vited guests. This will be a
j " gingham gown and blue Jean
dance, it is said, and it is ex-
; pected that a number of ex-serv-j
icemen will be welcomed home
i during the evening.
Paudois Home Marcel Pau
dois, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jules
Paudois, route 1, Central Point,
returned home this week from
Santa Ana, Calif., air base where
he received an honorable dis
charge from the army air curps
after 44 months in the service
Paudois, who held the rank of
corporal, was stationed in the
Pacific theater 35 months with
a medical detachment of the 7th
air force and received two bronze
battle stars.
Arrive Here Mrs. John
Snider and two children, Doug
las and John, Jr., and Mrs.
Snider's mother, Mrs. Mary
Oliver, have arrived in Medford
from Colorado Springs, Colo.,
and pending the location f a
home are visiting with Mrs.
Snider's mother - in - law, Mrs.
Maude M. Snider, 528 Pe.nn.syl
vania avenue. Mrs. Snider's
husband, a sergeant in the aimy,
is remaining in Colorado but ex
pects to be released from service
soon.
Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Goodman and Mr. and Mrs.
Cavell Paskett of Vallejo, Calif.,
left this morning to return to
their home after a short visit in
the valley at the home of Mr.
I and Mrs. J. W. Grigsby, Old
! Stage Road, aunt and uncle of
gt Mrs. Goodman and Mrs. Paskett,
O and with Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
i Yantiss, 303 Vancouver avenue,
5 their grandparents. Mr. Good-
man was recently discharged
' from the navy and Mr. Paskett
is serving with the navy as a
j chief machinist's mate. Mrs.
Goodman and Mrs. Paskett are
J daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
. Everett Rawlings, former Med-
ford residents.
DANCE
Sat., Nov. 3
9:00 to 1:00
TALENT
CITY HALL
DANCE TONIGHT
Jimmy O'Brien's Band
From Hollywood
Steak and Chicken Dinners
TAKE IT EASY LODGE
Closed Friday
There's a
Deal for
YOU at
Humphrey's
if you want to
Buy or Sell a
USED CAR
Humphrey Motors
Used Car Exchange
33 S. Riverside Ave.
LOGGERS LOGGERS
ATTENTION
The Pacific Chain Saw Co.
Announces the shipment of a carload -of
lightweight
MALL POWER SAWS
Which will arrive at the Roseburg store
between the 10th and 15th of November
FOR ON YOUR JOB DEMONSTRATIONS
Write P. O. Box 1130, Roseburg, Ore.
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Thursday
7:30 p. m. Mistletoe Camp,
Royal Neighbors, meeting at K.
of P. hall with Mae Logan, state
supervisor.
8:00 p. m. Adarel chapter,
O.E.S., initiation and birthday
party at hall in Jacksonville.
, Friday
1:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers,
home of Mrs. Ida Hollars, 432
Plum street.
Reports Theft A saxaphone
valued at $173 and a man's
jacket, belonging to Floyd Wal
den, 335 Edwards street, were
reported to local police as stolen
last night between 8 and 8.45
o'clock. The articles were in
Walden's auto, parked on Holly
street, police were told.
Building Applications Appli
cations to build were filed yes
terday at the office of the city
superintendent by Clay Barker,
809 King street, to erect a resi
dence costing $1,500 and Ben F.
Allison, 1027 West Tenth street,
to raise a garage roof and alter
an attic at a cost of $250.
Servicemen Home The fol
lowing recently discharged serv
ice veterans reported yesterday
to Jackson county selective serv
ice board No. 1: Joseph A. La
gana, Waldo E. Tucker, Dwayne
D. Case, Charles F. Ream, Clrr
ence E. Chamberlain, Galen R.
Knox, Ira T. Bradford and
Joseph E. Young.
Bicycles Stolen James Wint
terle, 1247 Saling avenue, te
ported to city police this morn
ing the theft of his bicycle,
license No. 1814, from a local
theater last night. Another bi
cycle theft was reported yester
day by Larry Fisher, route 3,
who told police his Columbia
bicycle had been stolen from
Lincoln school Tuesday night.
Car Thefts A 1935 Ford
coupe, belonging to B. L. Nut
ting, Jr., 31 Glen Oak court, was
reported stolen at about 10:30
o'clock last night from East Main
street, according to a state police
report. Recovery of the vehicle
has not been made, police said.
Also reported stolen and recov
ered before the owner was
aware of the theft, was a 1937
sedan belonging to Clyde Martin,
route 1, box 404. The car was
reported stolen from Martin's
home about 6 a. m. today ar.d
abandoned later on North River
side avenue, where it was found
by state police officers.
'
LIttrell Home Veteran of 21
months service in the European
theater and almost four years
in the army. Harold R. Littrnll
arrived home Sunday following
an nonorable discharge from
the service. Holding a staff ser
geant rating, Littrell served
with the 28th division of the
first army and later was station
ed with the militarv prvprnmnt
of the 7th army, in charge ,of
the German atrocity camp at
Buchenwald. Littrell, who re
ceived five bronze battle stars,
graduated from Medford high
school shortly before entering
the army, He is a son of Mrs.
E. A. Littrell, 1315 Queen Anne
avenue, and E. A. Littrell, Haw
thorne apartments.
Hughes Discharged Frank R.
Hughes returned to Medlord
Sunday from Ft. Lewis, Wish.,
where he received an honoraole
I discharge from the army Oct 20
I after 20 months service. Hughes,
J a technician, fourth grade, with
; the 18th infantry of the first ii-
vision, was stationed in the
! European theater 14 months and
I received the bronze star, the
presidential unit citation with
two oak leaf clusters, good con
duct medal and the European
theater ribbon with three battle
stars. The first division also was
awarded a French decoration.
Hughes formerly served as man
ager of Groceteria No. 2 and
worked for a Portland firm be
fore entering the army.
SHADES OF FRANKLIN
Boston (U.R) T h r i f t y Ben
Franklin would be pleased with
this news about his native state.
Savings bank deposits in Massa
chusetts have reached an all
time high of $2,7013,000,000, ac
cording to President Charles J.
Bateman, Jr., of the Savings
Bank Assn. of Massachusetts.
Every $3 invested in Series
"E" Victory Bonds will get you
' $4 at maturity.
SOLD TO FURRER
Sale of the Crater Lake Motor
company's building, at the cor
ner of Sixth and Ivy streets, to
Ralph Furrer was announced to
day. Furrer will take possession
of the building when the new
Crater Lake Motor company
building is ready for occupation.
Furrer, who will handle ex
clusive agency for Hudson ct.rs,
plans a 24-hour garage, service
station and car storage business.
Plans are under way to com
pletely remodel and redecorate
the building after the rora
agency is moved to it's new lo
cation around first of the year.
Furrer said today he has re
signed as district manager of
the Medford offices of National
Hospital association and has dis
posed of his orchard holdings.
OBITUARY
BETTIE SELLARS
Bettie Sellars passed away at
a local hospital Wednesday.
Mrs. Sellars was born in Rich
land, Tex., Oct 17, 1868.
She leaves to mourn her pass
ing two daughters, Mrs. Tom
Corn, Medford, Mrs. Merle Step
onovich, Hawthorne, Calif., and
one son, Edward Sellars, West
wood, Calif., one sister, Mandy
Swink, Richland, Tex.; also seven
grandchildren.
Remains will be sent to Chick
asha, Okla., for final rites, Pirl
Funeral Home is in charge of
funeral arrangements here.
EUGENE NOWLIN
Eugene Nowlin, 48, passed
away suddenly at his home on
Spring street, Wednesday eve
ning due to a heart ailment.
Mr. Nowlin was associated
with Mr. Gage in the Gage Elec
tric Motor Service, Inc. in Med
ford. He was formerly connected
with United Motors, the electric
branch of General Motors and
traveled extensively for that
firm. He had followed the elec
tric business since a young man.
Mr. and Mrs. Nowlin tmveled
all the United States and Alas
ka. He was a great lover of out
door sports and was held in high
esteem where ever he was
known.
He was born in Lapeer coun
ty, Michigan, Feb. 14, 1897. Be
sides his wife, Madge Nowlin,
he leaves a daughter, Winona
Jean Nowlin at home, one broth
er, Ray Nowlin of Mayville
Mich., and a sister, Mrs. Celia
Magennis of Detroit. He was a
member" of Roxy Ann Grange
and the local Eagles lodge.
Arrangements for s e r v i c e s
will be announced by Conger
Morris Funeral Parlors later.
tock
.ives
Portland. Ore.. Nov. 1 (UP.)
Livestock: Cattle 200. calves 35. Fair
ly active, strong. Steers scarce; com
mon heifers Sil. 50-11.00: cutters down
to S7.50; ennner-cutter cows S5 50
7.30; fat dairy type cows $8 00-9 00.
medium beef cow. $10.50; bulls
scarce; good-Choice venlers steady
$13.50-14.00; heavy calves weak
$11.00-12.50.
Hogs 100. Active, steady. Barrows
and Kilts $15.80: sown $15.03: feeder
pies unsold, choice grades held
around $17.50-18.00.
Sheen 400. uuallty very boor.
demand limited. Good-choice wooled
lambs this week S12. 50-13.00; medium
74 lb. today $11.00; good slaughter
ewes salable $4.50-3.00; odd culls
down to $1.30.
South San Francisco. Nov. 1
(U.P.I fUSDAl
cattle ISO. active generally steady.
Around 511 lb. weaner stock steers
$14.00 to country. Half car good looo
lb. young cows $12.35, week s extreme
top. Following recent copious rains
canner and cutters strong, mostly $7
0. Odd to good 1605 lb. beef bulls
$13. Calves $10, nominal. Good to
choice venlers quoted $14 30-15.50.
Hogs 200. includes lou drive-ins
late yesterday. Firm. Few barrows
and gilts $13.60. Odd SO head me
dium to good feeder pigs $18-21. Odd
good sows $15.05.
bheep 1.000. lambs strong, package
good 80-90 lbs. $13.75. Yesterday
around 400 head good ewes $6 50.
lightly sorted medium $3.00-3.30.
Chicago. Nov. 1 (UP.) (WFA)
Livestock:
Hogs: 5.000: active, fully steady:
good and choice barrows and (ft Its 140
lbs. ana up at 14.03 ceiling; good and
choice sows at $14.10.
Cattle: 5,000: calves, 1.000; demand
for strictly good and choice steers
broader than supply; few loads $1800;
best heifers $7.75; trade firm but
peddling affair on medium and good
grade steers at $13 50 to $16 50.
Sheep: 3,000; scattered early sales
laughter lambs steady to weak but
some bids unevenly lower; native
ewes steady; no early action on west
erns; odd lot good and choice native
lambs $14.50 to 14.t35; bucks dis
counted $1.00.
Portland Produce
Portland. Nov. WU.P.) Whole
sale market prices:
Butter AA prints SI i-S2'i: car
tons 52-52 ac; A grade prints 90,i
51; B grade prints, S0-51C.
Beans Local green 13c.
Carrot s O r g o n 70-75e doz
bunches.
Lettuce No. 1, $3.50 crate.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago, Nov. 1 ru P )
Wheat Open HTjrh Low Clot
Dec 1774 17Bi 1774 178',
May 17, 17i, 17 17,
J"'Y 169a 1704 16tt 170 .
Tboo nrts of bub tad vomso
asve leaaa uxat nsae-ttstso
Stusxt Tablets brlog soka.
happy reUet to slsep-robbtaf
srnkMesM of scM ladigestiotL
gassistsa, and apsst stem
ACh. Tssts deUcioot, ossy to
take oUitag. ao bottle. Try
tfatm hare a good eight's sites
sad srske ds ia u monuag feeliaf
like a $100,000. Gt gtantos
Stuart Tablets sr root drnggiss
eolf 25c, ftne, et f 120 eadet sask
ar's foeiuT Boney-back guaraatee
Threatened
ii wniiiyi iisiiiisiis'ii)v.i-i:-wfisiiitj)jiiu,.ni) W! m ji iisi. 1 1 i.
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(Acme Teltphoto)
Movie strike leader, Herbert Sorrell, looks at bullet holes in his car win
dow after six or seven shots were fired at him as he backed his car from
driveway. Sorrell said he believed shots were tired in an attempt to
. assassinate him, .
Sept...
167
ICS's 166', 168,
S. F. DAIRY PRICES
San Francisco, Nov. 1 (U P)
Dairy market:
Butter: 93 score 43V4, 92 score
43, 90 score 424.
Cheese: Loafs 28.2, triplets
27.2.
Eggs: Large grade A 57V4,
medium grade A 52V2, small
grade A 44 Vi, large grade B
50V4. .
Wall Street
New York, Nov. 1 (U.R)
Stocks advanced 1 to more than
2 points today, rising for the
third consecutive session and
reaching new high ground on
the general average since 1933.
Trading stepped up to the most
active pace since June 28 this
year.
On today's upswing the Dow
Jones average of 65 stocks reach
ed the highest level since com
pilation was begun Nov. 1933.
Industrial stocks made a new
high since Aug. 17, 1937, while
Utilities were at the highest
peak since Jan. 18, 1937. Rails
were still under their best levels
for this year although sharply
higher on the day.
Norfolk & Western, American
Airlines, Chrysler, General Elec
tric, Schenley, Firestone, Allied
Stores, Du Pont, Standard Oil
(N. J.,) Johns-Manville, Com
monwealth & Southern Pre
ferred and Bethlehem Steel were
up 1 to more than 4 points.
Preliminary closing Dow
Jones averages: Industrial,
188.81, up 2.21; Rail, 61.07, up
0.9'; Utility, 37.42, up 0.46; and
65 stocks, 70.47, up 0.91.
Sales totaled 2,210,000 shares,
most since last June 28, com
pared with 2,080,000 yesterday.
Today's closing prices on se
lected stocks:
American Tel. & Teleg 187',2
Anaconda 39a,4
Chrysler 127
Curtiss Wright 8
General Electric 48',4
General Motors 74!s
Montgomery Ward 69'.-4
Penn. R. R 41Ts
Philips Petroleum XD 51 V4
J. C. Penney 140
Radio 18
Southern Pacific 5234
Standard Oil of California 4514
Texas Gulf Sulphur 51V4
Transamerica 18Vi
United Aircrafts 31?4
U. S. Rubber 70
U. S. Steel 81 'i
Court Records
- Justice Court
Reggy Drinkwater, $13.30 and
costs; Woodrow W. Evans, $14
and costs; Lyle M. Paull, $13.25
and costs; Ernest W. Evans, com
bination overload, $19.75 and
costs.
Mike B. Yorovich, trapping
during closed season, fined S-5
and $4.50 costs, 15 days jail
sentence suspended.
Polica Court
James M. Callahan, Fernando
Rt.driquez and Olaf Rcdahl
drunk, jailed.
The cash value of Victory
Loan Bonds increases with each
passing year. Watch your dol
lars grow. "
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If
SPECIAL
Ladies Coats
CLEANED and PRESSED
3 Days Only Friday,
Saturday, Monday, Nov. 2, 3, 5
3 -DAY SERYICE
ACME CLEANERS
1728 Norlh Riverside Phone 42S3
JACK THURMAN, Prop.
M t-i Atfi V
testis
Medford Resident
In Truck Accident
E. Nelson, 1021 West Second
street, was involved in a truck
accident at Williamson Bridge
in Klamath county last week, it
was learned here today. Nelson
taking a load of fruit from Med
ford to Fort Klamath, suffered
minor acid burns on his face
but was otherwise uninjured
when the steering rod came
loose.
The truck upset, completely
demolishing the load of fruit and
causing about $65 damage to the
truck, Nelson said when he re
turned here yesterday.
High School Class
Boasts Decorations
Santa Ana, Cal. (U.R) The last
high school class here boasted 18
purple hearts, 259 aid medals,
18,436 combat hours, 2,747 com
bat missions, 21 distinguished
flying crosses, one distinguished
service cross, 186 battle stars und
1,047 months overseas service.
No it wasn't the public
school but one set up as part of
convalescent training at the AAF
hospital for combat veterans.
More than 100 men have gained
high school diplomas while tin-'
dcrgoing treatment.
BIRTHS
HUNTER To Lt. and M'S.
Clarence, Route 2, Ashland, Nov,
1, 1945, a boy, 10 pounds, at
Community hospital.
LANGSTON To Lt. and Mrs.
Jack, 331 N. Holly, Nov. I, 1945,
a girl, seven pounds, at Com
munity hospital.
DEWITT To Mr. and Mrs.
Nicklas, 830 W. Twelfth, Oct.
29, a girl, 7V4 pounds, at Osteo
pathic Clinic.
Closins time rni Sunday 1 no Late
Claiuity 4 uu Satuiday afiernoon
Pleas lemeinhei
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE 6 room house, 3 bed
rooms, tile bathroom, good well,
pressure system, electric hot watei
heater, oil stove piped to tank.
Interior recently decorated. On 13
acres, plenty of shade, grapes,
plums, apples, raspberries, 3 acres
of walnuts; barn, 20x50 chicken
house, brooder house, in a bcauti.
ful valley. Address owner, Box
1453, Medford.
FOR SALE Baby crib and mattress,
$5. Phone 4f.R0. 1004 West 4th.
FOR HAl.V Western stock saddle,
food condition, 910, or will trade
or piggy low, Morris ranch. Table
Rock'
FOR SALE Storkllne baby buggy.
practically new with waterproof
mattress. Prewar davenport. 231
So. Ivy.
FOR SALE Command car",
A-l con-
ditlon. Meredith. Rt.
1. bOX 79
House across from
Lone Pine
school, between
Spring St. and
Lone Pine Koan.
PARTY who took Conn D.'Flot tenor
Sax and orchestra coat out of '39
Olds coupe on Holly St., on Hal
lowe'en night please return to 335
Edwards at., no questions asKea,
M Y N k
From prize winning stock. I have
a few choice trios of dark eastern
mink. Pure Gothler stock. Good
profits; as a hobby or a business,
Killlans Roiiue River Mink Farm
l mile past Trail or Crater Lake
Highway, at nome a iter noon aai
urday, alt day Sunday or evenings
Phone Trail 1407.
DRY 8 ft fir slabs, 4T"5fl cord by the
load. Box 372. Central Joint.
WANTED Umbrella tent 9xflT
10x10 and No. I iump traps. Box
200, Prospect, Oregon.
renssBsfpi
Plain
TOH SALE Walnuts, Ton pick them
up. Also sow nnd pigs. Geo. Alford
Rnch,Kern Valley.
FOR SALE Tokay grapes for Juice
2c per lb. on vine Approximately
ono ton. Phone 607y.
LIVESTOCK AUCTION" every Satur
day at the Pavilion. Phoenix. Ore.,
commencing at 1:00 p.m. sharp. All
cattle requiring test, all hogs for
vaccination, must absolutely come
In Friday. Our receipta have reach
ed a volume whereby all our time
Is taken up in the sorting and sell.
Ing of your livestock. We will
have lots of good livestock for next
sale, dairy cows, stock and slpugh
ter cows. One choice draft of Here
ford heavy weaners. Also, feeder
steer and calves, brood sows, and
pigs.
WE HAVE had much Inquiry of lata
from out-of-state buyers for qual
ity cattle of beef breeds. We cater
strictly to the busy stockmen In the
sile and transportation of livestock.
Southern Oregon Livestock
AucUon Co.
Col. A. H. iuuiey. Auctioneer
Phone t21!5 Medford, Oregon
FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow and
calf. llox 34U-A.Lozier Lane.
FOli SALE New red wool coat. Site
12. S1.V 136 No. Oakdale.
WANTED Good oil heater and elec
tric train. Phone 6334.
Foil SALE One newly rewound-100
hp. electric motor, 1200 r. p. m.,
440 volts, 3 phase. Southern Ore
gon Planlne Mill, Phone 173, Cen
tral PoInL
CAN YOU TOP THIS
6 Room Modern Home, plastered
oak noors, Heatroiater Fireplace, a
bedrootm. All of this and 10 acres
of levet land, free soil, river front-
agf. highway frontage, family fruit.
oerries, free water rijcht. near
schools, store.
' Price $3200. $3200 down, balance
$50 per month
T J. HIGHT. Realtor
20 SouthCentral P011 8397
WANTED Housekeeper for mother
less home. Phone 7337.
FOR SALE Spotted stnlllon. will
work sinnle or double. Gentle for
children unci women to ndo. Will
he sold at the Phoentx Auction
bnt., Nov. 3, at 130 p.m.
FOR SALE Bedroom seT white
enamel wood cook stove. 5 Simmons
steel cots, 2 wardrobe trunks.
4 chnlrs. 242 So. HI vers. tie.
TRADE New ViVavv frame .22" tnffft
pistol for pood Ji2 rifle. Call Sun-
nay. 41M tarnart.
bVaIIS PROS. A-irtlon Yard Is vour
Best Market. We sold 284 head of
cattle last week. We have consinn
ed for Friday, Nov. 2, 1 herd of 10
real good dairy cows most Just
freh, Guernseys and Jerseys.
1 lond of 25 head dairy typo rows
for slaughter, 1 load of 10 white-
face calves. 1 load of ten white-
face cows, 1 load of 10 dairy heif
ers, 1 lond 20 head of 2 yenr-old
white race steers, good finality. 1
car lord of 40 head of mixed cat
tle. Hrns, feeders, wenners and
sows. Consign vour livestock nnd
furniture for this sale now. We
aim to please. Loented i mile past
the fairgrounds. Brahs. Bros.
FOR S A L EDou b le barrel sho t (tun
and pump nun. Valley Repair Shop.
Phoenix, fl to JI.
WANT n n to r c e oil burner. Phone
24XX3. Ccntral PoInt
FOR SALE Two-bedroom house In
Phoenix. Large lot. Phone 4761.
WANTED Woman fornoi.se work" by
hour, good wares. Phone 283ft.
ROOMS FOR RENTTT104 West 4th.
WANTED Man for course days work
clcmtng up and stacking wood at
Llllv"s Place. Phone 4920.
FOR SALE Chenille bed iprei dl,
sheets, bath towels with crocheted
edges, all new, pre-war. Nice
Christmas gifts. 2-15 N. Grape.
Tf"SPECIAr7 DELUXE Chevrolet wTTTt
radio and heater. Excellent con.
ditlon, for tratle on property In or
n e n r Medford. 029 Boordman,
uonnia AiKimon.
Super Pride Wanning Powder
3 lb. Package 33a
Piggly-Wiggly
W A NT ED Hi gh school girl or wo'ma n
to sit with baby evenings. Paid ny
hour. Must have telophone. Phone
27A3 after fl D.m.
FOR SALE Green wool coai'. "beaver
collar, size IS. Like new, sua.
725 West 14th.
H'tihwuy frontage, suitable
ibjU for 8ns station and cabins.
Y Nur hnu:K nnt finished.
2 miles south Gold Hill on Hwy.
99. Rt. 1, Box 'A22V.
LEAVING for Los Angeles Monday
morning. Will UiKe 2 passengers.
Phone 3505J
(PftAAA Five acres In clover close
3JUUU n Six room house, three
" hiHrnomt llvlntf room.
dining room, kitchen, dinette, laun
dry trays, hardwood floors; cow.
calf and three tons hay included.
H. G. WILSON. Real Estate
7 Chestnut Phone 4(144 or 8437
THE" DAUGHTERS of the" NUiTPatrol
rummage sale is neing nem lues
dny, Nov. 0, at the Knights of
Pyihlfts hull, at 5lh and Grape.
Anvone wifthlntf to donate rummage
phone 2012.
FOR SALE 19 acres. 12 under Irri
gation, 7 in alt alia, 3 in ciover,
93500. Terms. Rt. 4 Box f9.
FOR SALE A number of tons
loose hay in the mow. aiso one
table model cream separator
good condition. One single shot
r'.le. One used riding saddle, also
Lnsllsh walnut. Wagon Wheel
Ranch. Phone 6213.
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Symptom, of Distreu Arising from
STOMACH ULCERS
due to EXCESS ACID
Free BookTelltof HonwTrutnwnt that
Must Help or It Will Cost You Nothing
Om two million bottlra of th.WIIXARO
THliATMKNTIi bono nM for rrll,.ff
Tnipt'imsofilltrMS arising frnmttom.ch
arirl DuMf.n.l Ulcr. dua to licm Actd
Poor Olgostlon. Sour or Uowt StonuKh,
Ossslnns. llsartburn. StsplMnm, tc,
duo (o Csc.ss Acid. Holit on lodnvs trtnll
Aik for "Wlllard's Mnsat." which fully
xpUluj this troatuiQnt trftt
Taylor's Pennywln Drug .
Walnscott's Pharmacy
m imiis'nrr Ll"-
Thundar, Nor. 1, 1945 MEDFOHD MAIL-TRIBUNE ELEVEN
FOR SALE Hay. R C. Ward. Fern
vaiiey. pnone euoa.
FOR SALE Newtown apples 6c lb.
v smuts Hoc id. h. wenman, nr. i,
Box 37. Central Point. Phone 153.
WANTED Salesman, Southern Ore
gon exclusive operator. Mr. Pang
burn. Medford Hotel, 5 to 9 p.m.
FOR SALE Hampshire Red fryers.
Kt. l, box 3yo, central i'oini, Dy
Willow Springs school.
FOR SALE 6 rooms, no furniture.
8 to 12 and after 5. 429 W. 12th
and J Sts. Possession in 13 days.
FOR SALE 1!)41 Deluxe Willys
sedan, exceptionally good tires.
S70U. under ceiling. Earl llanscom,
Medford Ice and Storage.
FOR SALE G. M- radio phonograph.
Kxcenent tone. ST3. Also a I'hllco.
l.irls white hockey skates, size 5.
Boy's size 7. Box 5M-A. Kings Hwy.
FOR-SALE 12 fine "laying" hensand
two Hampshire roosters on Slew
are Ave., end of Cherry St. On
account of going away.
FOR SALE 7.10 Acres, close In,
4 room house, cement foundation,
pressure system, water in house,
smalt barn, chicken house, two
stoves and cow. This is a nice
location on paved highway, possrs
sion now. All for $400U. $itlMJ
will handle, balance per month.
This place will sell, don t delay.
Also
A real bargain in a close In Apart
ment House. S completely furnish
ed apartments In the iinest condi
tion, all rented, alo waiting list.
This is a very valuable location. All
can be bought for J10.000. Terms
U desired. See this now.
A. W. WALK7.H, Real Estate
Tel. 2721 Office 427 E. Main
"First of the Season"
New Crop TEXAS GRAPEFRUIT
Larffc size 4 for 49c
Texas Pin km cat extra largo size
3 fur 3Jc
Piggly-Wiggly
FOR SALE Fisher's cRg producer.
Fabers, 34 So. Riverside.
UPHOLSTERING or repair work?
For quick results dial 2911 for
aairpl'S and estimMcs. B. & M.
Mn.ire? & Upholslcnng. I
WANTED TO RENT or Lease thTee
bctlrocm modern house, furnished
or unfurnished Close in. Garden
desired Rcherta Daniel, 121 CoU
ia.v M
MIX CD daffodil bulbs 75c per doz,
SpLCia. discount on ouanUtics. Oak
dale Market
iffTkNTlEDUiied linoleum, nnv size,
prttler 9 x 12 Write Box 008. N.
Riverside.
FOR SAL E Fisher's -:or-MUk, Fa
ber's: 34 So. Riverside.
MIXr'D tulip bulbs 75c per doT.
Spccia. discount on quantities.
Oakdale Market
(TillN A lily tiuibs, wnlto or yellow,
73c per dox Special discount on
quantities. Ookda'e Market.
WANTED Yotmg man to learn preas
worx nnd stereotyping trade Pre
fer young man living at home Good
Iiav vhile .enrntng See Mr. Fill
nRff at Mali Tribune office.
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUH CAR
Save Ttmo Cash and Gaa
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Medlord Dealer.
Ph 3019 0th and Barttett
No Red Tape When You Sell
to US
FORXLECommon " and-A'rgeriffnn
alfalfa feed. Faber's, 34 So. River
side. KEPl Ai t vou. tmmen windi'W glass
New glass installed wnile vou wait
MEDFOHD MM. I WOUK CO
The GIoji House
Phunt 41 12 1 0 1 h and Grape
1 UMBER
Rjuk' Boards
anJ Dimension
REUW'.OD and CEDAR
FENCE POSTS
Nail Roofing
CAMERON MOFFITT
L'IMHER CO
So Rtven'de at Harnett Rd
FOR" SALE Aisac, fndlnbnnd white
clover seed. Faber s, 34 So. River
side. CAN'T KEEP
GRANDMA IN
HER CHAIR
She's at Lively a a Youngster
Now her Backache Is better
Mnnr salferers relieve nagging backache
quickly, 011 r tliey discover that the rrsl
cusof their truuMe msr Ha tlml klilnryi.
The kldnys are Nature's rhlf f way of tnk
Inff thaexceas scIJi and woxle out of the
blond. They help most peoplo pass about 8
plnu a day.
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remnin In your blood, it
mnyrsiiBenoBtrinRlmckftche, rheumatic pulns,
IvK fninn. Ions of pep nnd energy, gi-tting up
niifhu, swelling, pulliness uiilr the eyirs,
headaches and dizziness. I-Vutiuent or scanty
psisnges with Bmnrtinrf and Virnlntr some
times shows thern is aomelhlng Wiong with
your kidneys or bladder.
Don't waltl Auk your druggist for Poan's
nil, a stimulant diuretic, used uccensfitlly
by millions for over 40 years. Dnsn's give
hnppy relief and will help the 16 miles of
kidney tubes flush out polio nous waste Iron
your blood. Get Doan's Pills,
DIABOLIC!
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Tha lives of counties,
woman with his poworl
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Inferior and Exterior
PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
Work Guaranteed
CALL 2419
Youn?er's Appliance
DUTCH BOY PAINTS
31 N. Bartlett
it
ROOM FIR RENT Pleasant room
for man cloie in (100 E Main
JOUNO ROASTiNG HENS -Oakdale
M.ir!cct.
FOR SALE Large new hand braided
rugs. Phone '908.
nromntlv rHicvs coiibIm frrua
CHEST COLOS
Great for Grownups, Too!
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