Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 08, 1945, Page 11, Image 11

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    LOCAL and
L.nriatian To Mn( The
Holiness association will rreet
in the Free Methodist church on
Tenth and Ivy streets Nov. 8.
,"To Parade Navy Mothers'
club members are asked to meet
at Ivy and Main streets at 10 a.
jn. Monday, Nov. 12, to take
part in the Armistice Day
parade.
.
Young promoted uien u.
Young, 820 West Jackson street,
his been promoted to the rank
of technician fifth grade, ac
cording to the public relations
officer at Camp Chaffee, Ark.
a
"Daughters To Meet Daugh
ters of the Nile, Zuleima Temple,
Will hold the regular meeting
Saturday, Nov. 10, In Ashland
at the Masonic hall. The meet-
tag Is set for 2 p. m. and will be
followed by a tea.
i Examiner Coming A travel
ing examiner of operators and
chauffeurs will be at the KP
hall Friday and Saturday from
9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Those wishing
permits or licenses to drive cars
are asked to get in toucn witn
the examiner during these
hours.
Commissioned Daniel L
Winter, formerly of Jackson
ville, was graduated from the
United States Naval Reserve
midshipmen's school Nov. 2 at
Notre Dame university, Indiana,
release from the school states.
Winter, commissioned an en
algn, Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Winter.
Juniors To Meet Degree of
Honor Juvenile club will meet
Saturday at 10:30 a. m. at the
Lincoln school gym to elect of
ficers for the coming year and
make plans for participation in
the Armistice Day parade Mrs.
Ida M. Wilson, director, states
that mothers and guests are al
ways welcome.
' Latham Home L. C. (Con
nie) Latham, former chief store
keeper with the navy, was re
cently discharged from service
and has returned to .Medford.
Latham entered the service
three years ago and spent 18
months in Australia and six
months on Okinawa. He will
resume his employment with A.
Z. Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Latham
reside at 1 Loring Court.
Dr. 0. A. Welsh
announcei the
removal of his
offices to " "
320
Medford Center BIdg.
CHICKEN and STEAK
DINNERS
KING'S CAFE
Owned by OTTO and
WAVE KING
Highway 99 at Talent
Come Out and See the Bears!
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.
EflFR
AUTOMOBILES
in the medium and low-price bracket
uill toon be on the market.
DEALER APPLICATIONS
now being accepted for this territory.
Dealer Applications also now being accepted for
ROTOTILLER and FRAZER FARM-RITI
Tractors and Implement!
Write, Pbone or W'tr
WZHBGLPH BROS.
Oregon and Southwest Washington
BR 5634 1737 S. W.Morrison, Portland 5, Oregon
PERSONAL
Bicycle Theft Alta Wilson,
12 Rose avenue, reported to city
police yesterday the theft of her
Hawthorne bicycle, license No.
613, from Jackson school.
Jacket Stolen A tan leather
jacket belonging to S. Fellows,
1158 Court street, was reported
stolen last night from Fellows'
auto, parked near a business
house on Bartlett street, city
police said today.
Cars Collide Considerable
damage was caused cars operat
ed by Herman H. Marrs, 221
Haven street, and W. R. Colvin,
Vancouver avenue, when they
collided Tuesday afternoon on
highway 66, near Keno, Ore.,
according to an accident report
on file with city police. Mrs. H.
H. Marrs, passenger in the Marrs
auto, was reported slightly in
jured. Kresse On USS Hancock
Lt. (jg) Walter Kresse, Jr., of
Medford, served as a torpedo
plane pilot based on the carrier
USS Hancock which recently
was on the west coast for navy
day, a navy dispatch states. He
holds the navy cross for scoring
a direct hit on a large Jap
carrier in the Inland sea near
Kure and the air medal and two
gold stars in lieu of additional
medals for flights over Kvushu.
Okinawa, Wake, Hokkaido and
Honshu.
Returns S. Sgt. Warren M.
Long, formerly with the Third
Infantry Division of the army.
who participated in the African
Sicilian, Italian and Southern
France campaigns and who spent
36 months in the European
theater, is now spending a 90
day reenllstment furlough at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Sereyka, Route 2, Box
302. Upon completion of the
furlough S. Sgt. Long returns to
the European theater for duty
with the occupation forces.
Lieutenant Here Lt. Robert
Hinman of the naval air trans
port arrived in Medford yester
day from San Francisco after
seven months in the Pacific
theater. He is visiting his wife
and daughter, who arrived here
about three weeks ago after
spending several months in
Pennsylvania, at the home of
Mrs. Hinman's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Drury, 1009 South
Oakdale avenue, and also his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hinman, 336 South Holly street.
Lt. Hinman will leave Sunday
for Seattle where he Is to be
released from service.
I
i Discharges Among those
receiving honorable discharges
from the armed forces recently
are Pvt. Donald H. Steinmetz.
box 114, Gold Hill; Pfc. Harold
R. Lawrence, box 562, Jackson
ville; Clifford G. McLean, RM
I 2c, 117 Almond street, Ash.
I land; and Pfc. John O. Marlette,
I 16 South Central avenue, Clark
I L. Carlton. FC, 728 West Fourth
i street; John H. Jones, coxswain,
' route 4, box 31A; Harold E.
I Noyer, SK; Harley H. Hall. RM,
box 22; Edwin S. Bowers,
; CMoMM, 20 Laurel street; Dale
A. Davis, Y 3c, 718 Bennett
street; and Ernest M. Madden,
route 4, box 338, all of Medford.
Bowers Home Following
three and one-half years of
service in the navy, of wnlch
three years was spent in the
Pacific area, E. S. Bowers ar
rived in Medford yesterday fiom
Bremerton, where he was dis
charged, and Is with Mrs.
Bowers and son, Dana, at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. W. Bowers, 20 Laurel
street. A chief motor machin
ist's mate with the sever.th
fleet, Bowers saw service in
several parts of the Pacific
theater, including the battle of
Leyte, where he was wounded.
He received the purple heart, a
naval unit commendation rib
bon, Asiatic-Pacific ribbon.
good conduct badge and five
III1 bronze battle stars.
Veterans Home Reporting
to Jackson county board No. 1
yesterday following honorable
discharges were Gordon L. But
ler, Clark L. Carlton, Hxrold E.
Collins, Rupert J. Henry, Will
iam C. Lawrence, Bonner O.
Musick, John . Six, and T. J.
Steenson.
Apply To Build Applica
tions for building permits were
filed yesterday at the office of
the city superintendent oy the
following: L. J. Conroy, 301
T forth Fir street, complete bed
room, $150; Vernon Thorpe, 123
Highland drive, and Clayton B.
Goodnight, 61S Benson street, to
erect garages, $1,000 each.
V e x b ! c k Released Sgt.
Rjbert G. Verbick returned to
Medford Wednesday from Ft.
Lewis, Wash., where he receiv
ed an honorable discharge from
the army after three and one-
half years in service. The
sergeant served 38 months in
the Hawaiian islands. He is a
graduate of Medford senior high
school with the class of 1930
and is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Catey, 315 Haven street.
.
Logan Discharged Follow
ing 18 months active service
with the 9th air force in the
European theater, Glenn Logan,
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Logan
Talent, returned home Monday
from Ft. Lewis, Wash., where he
received an honorable discharge
from the service. Holding the
rank of corporal, Logan served
as a truck driver with the
ground force of the corps and
received the good conduct
n.edal, and the American de
fense and European, African.
Middle-Eastern theater ribbons
He plans to return to his former
position with the Skeeters bro-i
thers lumber company at Pros
pect. Court Records
Justice Court
Donald E. Barnhart, no chauf
feur's' license, no operator's li
cense, cited.
Police Court
Clyde L. Sullivan, drunk, $10
bail.
Court House News
Divorce Complaints
Howard W. Kell vs. Lois M.
Kell.
Eleanor . Davis vs. Berthel
Davis.
Divorce Decrees
Marcla Juanita Nellis vs. Clyde
Earnest Nellis.
Mollie Lille Green vs. John
D. Green.
Eunice Jones vs. Merle Jones.
Livestock
Portlnd. Ore., Nov. (UP.)
Livestock: Cattle 300. calves 90. Slow,
early tales beef type cattle about
steady. Canner-cutter cows very
draggy, early bids unevenly lower.
Few stocker steers S9.00-10.SO; cutter-common
heifers $0.50-10.00: medium-good
beef cows $11.25: common
grades $10.00 down; odd canner cows
S0.00, some bid below $5.00; cutter
good sausage bulls $7.50.10.50; choice
vealers quotable to $14.00.
Hogs 275. Supply mostly feedei
pigs. Few barrows and gilts steady
at $1580: sows $15.05: choice feeder
pigs up to S18.00, but many unsold.
Sheep 200. Slow, few sales weak,
some bids unevenly lower. Good
choice 115 lb. wooled lambs $13.00;
80 lb. shorn lambs $12.25; good ewes
$5.50.
South San Francisco, Nov. 8 (U P.)
i USD A ) Livestock :
Cattle 200, good steers and heifers
absent, mosUy range cows offered.
Early trade slow, some bids 25 cents
lower. Aged weighty cows $12.25
down. Load common to medium
cows $8.50-10.25; sprinkling of can
ncrs and cutters $7-0; two good 1,760
lb. bulls $13.25; calves salable 10,
nominal
Hogs 250. Includes 115 feeder pigs,
firm. Few packages good to choice
200-325 lb. barrows and gllu $15.80;
odd good sows $15.05.
Sheep 500, active and fully steady
Quality medium to good. Good to
choice wooled lambs quoted $14-14.74.
wiutn lamos weak, practical top
$13.50. Package medium to good full
wooled ewes $ti.50.
Chicago, Nov. 8 IUJM (WrA)
Livestock:
Hogs: 5,000; active, fully steady
Good and choice barrows and gilts
140 lbs. and up at $14 85 celling, good
and choice sows at 1410.
Cottle: 4.500; calves: 800. fed steers
and yearlings included yearling heif
ers steady; strictly good and choice
Kind active, others on peddling basis
yet relatively high compared choice
catUe. Several loads steers and yearl
ings Including mixed steers and heif
ers $18. bulk $15.17 75, best heifers
$17; medium heifers scarce, firm
medium and good beef cows strong
at $11.50 up.
sneep: a.ooo; steady. Oood and
choice slaughter lambs $14.25 to most
ly $14.50; fat native bucks discounted
$1 00: deck 101-fed Montanas Includ
ed at $14.50: common light native
suri-ouu, iu to mostly ll.
Portland Produce
Portland. Nov. 8 (U.P.) Whole
sale market prices:
Turkeys Basic buying, prices,
dressed basis: Hens 31.2c.
Cauliflower No. 1, $1.75 crate.
Corn Oregon, $2-2 10 box.
Peppers No. 1, $2.75-3 orange box.
Cranberries No. 1, $8.60 25-lb. box.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago, Nov.
Wheat Open
(UP.
High
180'i
178'.
1741j
172' i
Low
180
177tt
173H
171s
Clot.
180',
178,
174 .
172 'i
Dec-
180',
Mav.
July
Sept
178 's
173.
171 "i
i Famoot to relieve MONTHLY
I FEMALE -
( Abe flat Stemecklc Teak I)
Lril B. Pink-ham's Veritable Com
pound is famcuM to relieve not only
monthly pain but alto accompanying
nervous, tired, hlghstrung feelings
when due to functional periodic dis
turbances. Taken rgularly it helps
build up resistance against such dis
tress. PUiitnam's Compound htlpt na
ture! FoUow label directions. Try itt
COKTOtmO
Wall Street
New York, Nov. 8 U.R Profit-taking
unsettled the stock
market today after seven con
secutive sessions of advance that
had added more than $3,000.t)00,
000 to market valuations of list
ed shares.
Toward the close prices were
irregularly lower with sales vol
ume less than in the previous
session, although above the million-share
level for the 31st con
secutive full session.
As stocks turned irregular,
farm commodities extended their
recent advances under leader
ship of rye futures in Chicago
and New York cotton. Rye rose
as much as 5 cents a bushel to a
20-year high, while other grains
had gains ranging to 2V4 cents a
bushel in oats.
In the stock list while the
general trend was lower, many
leaders stoutly resisted pressure,
including American Telephone,
which added a point to yester
day's 4-point rise and held half
the gain.
Preliminary closing Dow
Jones stock averages; Industrial
191.72, off 0.32; Railroad 62.46,
off 0.79; Utility 37.89, off 0.06;
65 Stocks 71.67, off 0.33.
Sales totaled 1,960,000 shares
compared with 2,380,000 yester
day. Today's closing prices on se
lected stocks:
American Tel. & Tel. ......198
Anaconda 394
Chrysler 1304
Curtiss Wright 8-4
Geenral Electric 484
General Motors .. 74V4
Montgomery Ward 73 V4
Penn. R. R 42T
Phillips Petroleum 53V4
J. C. Penney 140V4
Radio 16M
Southern Pacific 53 Vi
Standard Oil of Cal. 46 Vt
Texas Gulf Sulphur 49V4
Transamerica 19
United Aircrafts S0H
U. S. Rubber 70
U. S. Steel '. XD 80 V4
S. F. DAIRY PRICES
San Francisco, Nov. 8 (U.R)
Dairy market:
Butter: 93 score 48'4, 92
score 48, 90 score 473,4.
Cheese: Loafs 28.2, triplets
Z7.Z.
Eggs: - Large grade A 57V4
medium grade A 52V4, small
grade A 444, large grade B
Third Jap Group
Leaves For Home
San Francisco, Nov. 8 (U.R)
Seven hundred Japanese, war
prisoners and civilian Internees
left for their homes In Japan to-
dav aboard the Sea Flasher.
The Angel Island Japanese
processing center said the group
was the third to be shipped
home. The first, about 500 per
sons, left In September and the
second, a small contingent, in
October.
RADIUM RECOVERED
Denver, .Nov. . 8 (U.R) Three
thousand dollars worth
radium was under lock and key
again . today after . a daylong
search through Presbyterian hos
pital ended when the valuable
element was found in an in
cinerator. No one could explain
how the radium disappeared.
Daily Weather Report
FORECASTS
Medford and vlclnltv: Cloudy with
occasional rain in valleys and snow
above 3.000 feet tonight and Friday.
Warmer tonight.
Orepon: intermittent rain west o!
Cascades and snow east of them to
night and Friday. Not quite so cold
tonight. Increasing southeast wind
off coast Der-omlna rresn tonlgnt.
LOCAL DATA
Temperature a vear ago today
Highest 50: lowest 42.
Total monthly precipitation .31
Inches
Deficiency for the month .28 Inches
Totil precipitation since September
1, 1H43, incnes.
Deficiency for the season 60 Inches
Relative humldltv at 4 30 p.m. yes
terday 80 4:30 today 05. '
Tomorrow
Sunrise 8:S4 am. Sunset 4:58 pm.
Observations taken at 4:30 a.m., 120
Meridian time:
High Low Pree.
Boise
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Eureka
Havre
Los Angelee ,
Medford
New York .
Omaha
Phoenix
Portland .
35
28
50
82
82
74
82
54
.. 13
. 85
, 48
62
37
70
43
40
48
. 36
. 54
42
27
42
07
34
31
54
38
37
38
21
38
22
42
29
IS
S3
16
Reno
Rosehurif
3
.02
Salt Lake
San Francisco ....
Seattle
.IB
T
Spokane
32
Washington, D. C.
Yakima
, 73
. 43
Fairchild Beauty Salon
Special Invitation Extended to Former Patrons
NOW OPEN
SPECIALIZING IN RAZOR CUTTING AND
SHAPING ALL TYPES OF BEAUTY WORK
FREE PARKING TAKE THE ELEVATOR
Room 302, Liberty Bldg. Phone 4008
Rescuers Sent To
C-54 Wreck Site
Manila, Nov. 8 (U.R) The
navy sent rescue workers today
to the wreckage of a missing
C-54 transport plane which was
located on the east Luion coast
after it had crashed and burned
with 20 persons aboard.
The navy said none of the 13
passengers or seven crewmen
was killed, but it was reported
most of them were Injured,
The list of those aboard was
not available immediately.
Closina tlma rot Sunday loo Late
to Classify 4 00 Saturday afternoon
Please lememher
Too Late to Classify
BOCHERTiG?' Cure-hamsRCons
with Morton i Smoke Salt and sau
sage Seasoning. Meat pumps in
lock. Monarch Seed At Feed Co.
fOK SALE Good Olympic steef top
range, coin ana not water tann.
Olympic wood circulator heater.
uDy ouggy. si's w. mm,
NKW TlRESlN STOCK
600x16 4-ply regular
600x18 4-ply mud and snow
750x20 10-ply
8x110 10-ply
900x20 10 and 12-ply
1000x20 12-ply
All S6 and S7s.
LEWIS SUPER SERVICE
8th and Front
A NEWSTRAWBERRY. Streamliner.
Sensationally new. Ask us aoout
plants. m Monarch Seed At Feed Co.
FOR SALE Birdseye maple bed.
complete, dresser, ?25. Library
tnhle $7, swivel chair $4, maple
dresser $7, trunk, hnndbng, small
articles low priced. Call alter
o p.m.
KKEP"HENS scratching in dry litter.
Ida led cedar shavings, peat moss
and straw. Monarch Seed Ac Feed
Co.
MAKE A DATE with your wife for
i aieni urange rurkey dinner,
Saturday. Nov. 10.
WANTED Butane tank, J. S. Brown.
Sams Valley Rt.. Gold Hill.
FINISH AND GHOW hogs taster.
Feed them Monarch Special Hog
Feed. It's complete and balanced
to give maximum growth and finer
finish. Monarch Seed Ac Feed Co.
KPARED FEEDS AND GftOlTNb
GRAINS. Larue stocks. Monarch
Seed At Feed Co,
FOR SALE: C h r ysanthemume
Phone 0161, on South Pencil, across
Stewart Ave. Phillip's Nursery.
TOY WAGON S only $3.23. SIMS
FOR SALE 10.11 Chev. coupe, good
rubber, best offer takes. Bill Clarke,
Eagle Point.
FOR SALE En g Haft walnuts hard
shell. 15c per lb. Will deliver with
in city limits 50 lbs. or more. Rt. 1,
Box at7, central point.
WANTED RIDE to Chicago or vtcln
lty within next few days. Will
help drive. Phone 7359.
C0 C ft ft 8 room modern . house,
UtJjUli bkfst. room, screened
T porch, plenty of closei
space; electric water heater; new
roof; chicken house and wood
house. Located close In.
C '7 r A -1 acres irrigated and all
tJjfJu ln clover; 5 room modern
hmif 9 hrirnnmt nttlltv
porch, all hardwood floors, Spanish
fireplace, oil floor furnace, auto
matic water henter. cement foun
ttlon, shingled and snaked; all
new construction; garage and
small chicken house. Terms.
ffCCfilV-cre irrigated ln clo
wOOU U v1" 8 room modern
house, bkfst. nook, auto
matic gas floor furnace and Ran
water heater; cement foundation,
shtnirled roof; 04 ft. soft water well,
oressure svstem: flood garage and
chicken house; all new construc
tion. Located near Talent.
$19,000"
40 acres all irrigated
In clover and alfalfa;
3 room modern house,
basement with laundry trays; barn,
cement foundation, track and car
rier, stanchions for 12 cows, cement
floors; pressure system to house
and barn; 18 good cows, 1 Reg. bull,
3 heifers; a 2-unit Surge milker,
electric Delaval separator; 4-whcel
trniler wagon, mower, rake. Terms.
SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO.
Medford Grants Pass
P. O. Box 540 Phone 3390
WOrERFUX OPPORTUNITY
80 acres, practically level, under
cheap gravity water, no bonds, ex
cellent alfalfa land, hold stand 20
years, 1 miles town, creamery.
R. R. depot, flour mill, schools, on
wide graveled rond, electricity, tel
ephone line, (5,200; (1,500 down,
(30.00 month.
J. J. MABRY
Room 5 Post Olfire Bldg.
Yreka, Calif.
LIVESTOCK AUCTION every Satur
day at the Pavilion, Phoenix, Ore.
We had over 200 head of livestock
last week, at very brisk market
We anticipate a very good run for
next sale. Have some good Here
ford stock cows and calves, fat beel
cows, feeder cattle, dairy cows and
calves, feeder pigs, sows, eto. Our
out-of-state buyers could have ab
sorbed much more livestock than
we had for last sale, so If you
would receive the highest market
price for your stock, consign them
to this Auction market.
Southern Oregon Livestock
Auction Co.
Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer
Phone 6225 Medford, Ore
ROCK ING HOR S ES two pop ulir
sizes. SIMS BROS. 23 N. Fir.
DANCE
Saturday Nighl
November 10
SAMS VALLEY
GRANGE
Midnight Supper
T. H. Fairchild
Formerly of
MARINELLO BEAUTY SALON
INVITES YOU
to the
now.
Monarch seed At Feed Co.
FOR SALE Fat young turkey' hens
live weight, average 93 50 to $4 50.
Left road by Forest Ranger sta
tion, Rt. 1. Box 404, Central Point.
Call Saturdays and Sundays only.
All steel TEETKR-TOTTER Ac MER
RY-GO-ROUND combination This
is more than a toy. Must be seen
to be appreciated. SIMS BROS.
WANTED Cleaning woman by hour.
woman 10 ao ironins; in nor
own home. Phone 787.
EXPERIENCED janitor or fireman
wants tun or pari time position.
P. O. Box 1453.
FOR SALE BoysHalToon UnTTjuie.
ruurm nouns earn oi Ua oiuve
scnool. Phone 3048.
FOR SALE OK THAOE 6nV Spring.
jii'.a tponer, one aim iuger. ui
jewel Illinois pocket watch. 1000
V. 11th St.
WANTED TO BUY-Antlque walnut
ueu mi o pout iaoie. rnoue
COnArt acres. 35 acres cultivaT
yOUUv d- acres pasture, run.
nuig water, line bottom
soil, some irrigation; good barn,
sheds. 2000 down payment, bal
ance yeii. Close in.
Also have buyers for city home
and small tracts. List your property
witn me.
H. N. LOFLAND, Broker
iaU3 aUUlll OetKdaUai
UPRIGHT piano for sale. Phone 3030.
WAN lKD Modern single apartment
by permanent local ousiness man.
Piione iitfoa.
T O Y 5 I 1 1 I I
These items nave just arrived at
our new store CuaU. IN AINU
Look around.
TOY PIANOS At XYLOPHONES
'lui' Crtitft.1' bWtLi'tRS
SIX CArt LGCoMUiiVtS
J31-.K .vo
loV -utAliuKS
MlauK '1 HULKS
MUO&UNG CLAY
U uuai.uu ttUo extra darts)
'1 W 1 1 LLWi'o.s'lal $1 ,0
DISH At iiAivi.NU &HUS
SIMS BROS.
Your ''Wtuvi-D uicAcle store.
23 rt. Fir fhone 3472
uiwu. uui inanKSSiving lUTKey
ToKKLVS, No. 1 hens and No. I toms,
any sue, uaituaie MarKot.
rurt SALE Upright piano, one small
wood neater. 24 Washington after
o p.m.
W A i i niD a or 3 men for common
lauor, 75c to (1.0j uii hour. Lunu
joo. See Mr. cnumuton ai Chajnp t
LObi urown leather bfi If oVdTIla war-
Mi! picture ua lioni, memiiicauon
oi laiauys uyrne. Pnone 73b4.
COCA"1''' acre clover larm, lots
yJ&ifJv oi fruit, four room house.
chicken house. 4 miles from Med
v.jr water, cow Darn.
ium, owner leaving. Terms easy.
Call us about tills.
CtlTAA il acres, 20 under irrl-
ytJJUV gallon, unimproved. a
nine irom Meat or a.
Terms and possession now. .
HARRY LUNG, Realtor
1238bo. jUverside Ph. 3922
FOR ALE One coal or wood circu
luting heater, one large oven wood
range, 2 cabinet style radios, ii
small show vases, 1 large Iron bed
stead. Call 4929. UlUe's Place,
corner Court and McAndrews.
VH EELBAHROW wheels complete
with TIKE & TUBES ideal lor
J'9K SCOOTERS SIMS BROS.
Tbh SALE 30 gal. hot water Tank
with electric heater and Insulating1
cover, $17.50. Inquire 335 S. Ivy
after 7:U0 p.m.
A S B ESTO S SIDING Drop-sldlng
type 10 Inches wide, 8 feet long
luo sq. In. stock lt won't last long.
Ekerson Paint At Roof Store. 3d So.
BartlattjBt. Phone 3843.
CrFAA Almost new" 2 bedroom
UUJUU modern home, furnished,
3 acres of fine. Irrigated
soil, clover pasture, new barn; good
cow, calf, chickens. Hay, wood, new
pressure system.
DAD HoHilRTS (Broker)
a w. ana si.
FOR SALE Jersey-Guernsey heifer.
14',i months, not bred. So. Pnclfio
Hwy, near Evershady park. Phone
0402. Murk F. Wright.
SMALL apartment for employed lady.
4 1 5Edwards.
fblt RENT Room, outside entrance.
adjoining1 bath shared with other
, orrupant. 4fl Quince St
WANT TO "RENT 2 or" 3 room apt
furnished or unfurnished. Close In.
Call 5332.
C C 0 ft ft i 10 acres, close In, irrigat
UUJUU clover, five room
house, ham, garage, fine
subdivision possibilities, paved
road.
ELMER HERRIED, Realtor
Dial 3362 or 3J72
WANTEDborier work. newTTTT
10 A. C. Land leveled or cleared,
roads built, etc. Dozler Is working
at Flounce Rock Ranch now, any
body wishing work In that vicinity
contact Nate H. Smith, phone 531.
Jacksonville, or dozler operator at
riounce kock Kanch
SWISS MADE bicycle generalor light
nets SIMS BROS.
FOR SALE 1034 Ford V-8 sedan In
good condition with good rubber.
Phone 3480.
SOTL STTTPHT . Apply
WANTED-GOOD TYPIST
With general office experience
for permanent position
Telephone 2161
BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS
ROOFING
BY EXPERT WORKERS
Aibcstoi or Ahphalt Roofing for
flat or iteep roofs. For any kind
of roofing work
Phone 2695
MEDFORD
S-HDAY
CLEANING SERVICE
Acme Dry Cleaners
1728 North Riverside
Phone 4263
Thursday, Nov. 8. 1943 MEDFORD MAIL-THIBUNE ELEVErf
DESIRE to contact V. Thomas, U S N.
of Phoenix or Medford. Box 173-A.
Rt. 4, Eugene. Ore. L. Osborn.
FOR SALS: Simmons metnl bed. h1
size, like new. coll springs; also 30
gal. clean gas barrel w.m tiptgw.
Phone 5805. 1405 W. Sth.
SEED GRAINS. Stock complete now
dui seinng msi. ie us lor dual
ity seed grains. Monarch Seed At
Feed Co.
TOY WHEELBARROWS 98c to (2.25
gei nicni now at dims iikus,
FOR RENT Neat one-room apart
ment, private bath. 423 King St.
FOR SALE Holland Grown Tulip
and Hyacintn Bulbs. The first In
four years. Monarch Seed At Feed
Co,
FOR SALE: 1 team mslo horses
Weight 1500 lbs. each. Phone 2043.
Medford.
FOR SALE ift3ft Plvnsouth coach.
Phone 4490 after 3:30.
FOR SALE Flowering Bulbs. Plant
them now for spring blossoms.
Tulips, Hyacinths, Narcissi, Daffo
dils, etc.. Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
fb SALE Model 10 RemlngtonTa
gauge pump gun, full choke with
extra Interchangeable modified
choke barrel, all In A-l condition.
Complete with 4 boxes shells, (85.
Phone 5064.
FOR SALE Wood or eoal heater. $15
Cream and rreen enamel cook stove
wood or coal. $83. Wood or coal
circulator heater, (40. All In good
condition. 233 No. Oakdale.
ALL METAL scooters rubber tired
good, sturdy toys for that young
ster supply limited. SIMS BROS.
WANTED Front truck axle, medium
or heavy duty, complete with 20
Inch wheels. Must be in good con.
dition. Phone 21618 a.m. to5 p.m.
Will trade 1941 bidVmobtie
sedan for older Chev, Ford or Ply
mouth and cash difference. 809
W. ioth.
FOR SALE Girl's raincoat, size 12.
Excellent condition. 809 W, 10th
St.. Apt, upstairs.
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Tim Cash and Cm
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Medford Dealer
'h. 3019 th and Bartlett
No Red Tape When You Sell
to US
REPLACE your broken window glass
New glnss Installed while you wait.
MEDFORD MILLWORK CO,
The Class House
Phone 4113 10th and Crape
STOCKING mending. Keedle7Crt
Shop. 2U E. Main.
FOR SALE Good medium size saddle
and blanket, (33. Phone 5548. 721
So. Peach.
WILL PAY top cash price for 500
grade A white fir and allvertips.
stump, at road, or delivered in
Medford. A. C. Huson, Phone 4026
JUST ARRIVED Small quantity
''honest to goodness1' quality gar
den hose, also Just a very few single
burner electric hot plates.
ACME HARDWARE
Mjri and Grape Ph. 3073
FOR SALE 4 horse stationary gus
englne. Phone ia50. .
MOTOR REPAIR Brakes, tune up
Applebaker Bros, Garage. Dial 621,
Jacksonville.
WANTED UHed frnfffure aisTieiT.
cooking utensils, tools and guns
Hobbs Trading Post.
HELP WANTED
Experienced timekeeper and log
scaler for our woods operation at
Butte Falls Phone 22RB.
Medford Corporation
N, Riverside Avenue
NOTICE If you wnnl your buildings
sprayed for termites, phone Pacific
reea at aeea, at is.
DIONNEUINTS'
always r.ly on this great rub for
C0UGHSd.u.'C0LDS
Child's Mild
Interior and Exterior
PAINTINS
PAPER HANGING
Work Guaranteed
CALL 2419
Youn?er's Appliance
DUTCH BOY PAINTS
31 N. Bartlett
H I. WIW IL Slip J
ROOFING CO.
Jack Thurman, Owner
Now She Shops'
"Cash and Carry"
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TVhen disorder of kidney function ncrmlta
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night, swelling, puflincss 'jnder the eyes,
headaches snd dUiiness, Frequent or scanty
ptusnuts with smarting and burning some
times rhows there Is something wrong itf
your kidneys or bladder.
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Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used sueessf ully
by millions for over 40 years. Boan's iiv
happy rtlfcf and will help the 15 miles of
kid nor tubes flush out poisonous waste f rota
kuur bUxA. Get Doan's Pills,
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