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LOCAL and
t Announce Sals A rummage
Mle will be held by the Eagles'
auxiliary Saturday, Nov. 17 at
the hall, 217 West Main street,
from 8 a. m. until 5 p. m.
Visiting Father Mr. and
Mrs. Norval McDonald, of El
Cerrito, Calif., are visiting in
the city at the home of his
father, O. McDonald, 417 North
Front street.
.
Dance Cancelled The north
west tour of Bob Wills and his
Texas Playboys band has been
canceled according to word re
ceived from W. R. Evans, Klam
ath Falls, who had booked the
band for an appearance at Klam
ath Falls Nov. 14.
.
LadiM Return Mrs. V. I.
.Eakin and daughter, Mrs. C. H.
JLcoghill, 712 Victory street, re
turned to Medford Saturday
from St. Petersburg; Fla., where
they attended the funeral of
Mrs. Eakin's mother, Mrs. Anna
G. Colwell.
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DR. A. R. HEDGES
Chiropractic 8c Naturopathic
Physician
128 E. Main
Dial 3170
. SINUSITIS
A It seems that sinus trouble is
becoming more common. Most
sinus troubles are catarrhal con
ditions. While smoking is usual
ly considered the cause of sinu
sitis, it can and usually does if
excessive, serve to aggravate
this condition. Smoking natural
ly irritates mucous membrane.
This irritation causes an increas
ed secretion from the mucous
surface of the sinuses. The secre
tions become thicker, gradually
accumulate in the sinuses, con
gestion occurs, drainage is inter
fered with and pressure results.
In treating sinusitis the general
mistake is in considering sinus
trouble as a local disturbance.
This leads to the use of sprays
and inhalations. Sinusitis de
velops from a systemic back
ground. Nature cure methods, at
tacking it along this line, offer
the best chances for Its success
ful treatment.
L G. TAYLOR GO.
pays the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
If you have a CAR or TRUCK
to tell, we advise selling it
now.
Call or Phone
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
L. C. TAYLOR CO.
Phone 2963
Wood and Coal Combination
STOVES
Younger's Appliance
31 N. Bartlett
ns n GUIDE TO
FIHE WHISKEY..
9 The name of Corby's in
Canada stands for fine whiskey
tradition, and Corby's at
produced In America today
merits the approval of the
most critical. You, too, will
enjoy the fine pre-war quality
of (hit light, sociable blend.
Ask for Corby'! the next
time yon buy.
PRODUCED IN TH( U.S.A.
vndtr HS di'rct lipsrvtl'ofi of
our expert Conodion fcender
r
Jo. Barclay & Co., limited
Peoriq, Illinois
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Tuesday
8:00 a. m. Medford Sew
ing unit, courthouse auditorium.
Everyone welcome. Sewing ma
chines needed.
9:30 a. m. Ladies Auxiliarv,
First Baptist church, at church
for White Cross work. Covered
dish luncheon at noon. Business
meeting at 2 p. m.
1:00 p. m. Eastside circle.
Presbyterian church, home of
Mrs. Don Newbury, 7 Eastwood
Drive, for lunch.
1:00 p. m. Merritt circle,
Presbyterian church, home of
Mrs. Eldridge, 720 Park place,
for luncheon.
1:00 p. m. Sunny Sisters cir
cle, Presbyterian church, at
church for lunch. Bring service.
1:00 p. m. Grace circle, Pres
byterian church, home of Mrs.
John Perl, route 1, for lunch.
Assisting hostesa, Mrs. Harry
Marx. Bring service and sewing
kit.
1:00 p. m. Past Matrons'
club. Adarel chanter. Jarksnn.
' ville, Masonic hall dining room
for dessert luncheon, business
meeting and sewing.
1:00 p. m. St. Anne's Altar
! society, parish hall, luncheon
i followed by meeting.
2:00 p. m. Everready circle,
Presbyterian church, home of
Mrs. R. A. Brewer, 307 Laurel
! street.
I Two Discharged Earl Al
len, Sic, Route 1, Box 29, and
Harley Hopkins Hall, R, Box
22, Medford, were released from
the navy at the Seattle separa
tion center last week, a navy
dispatch states.
Men Discharged A release
from the navy separation cen
ter at Shoemaker, Calif., states
that two Jackson county men
were discharged from service at
the center last week. They were
Thomas C. Kegg, WT2c(T). 124
Washington avenue, Medford,
and John William Glover, Sic,
Box 14, Phoenix.
Security Agent C o m 1 n g
Howard J. Nelson, manager of
the field office of the bureau of
old-age and survivors" insurance.
Klamath Falls, will be in Med
ford Wednesday, Nov. 14, on his
scheduled visit. All persons de
siring to file a claim for old-age
and survivors' insurance bene
fits or who desire information
regarding the old-age and sur
vivors' provisions of the social
security act are asked to con
tact Nelson at the office of the
United States Employment serv
ice, 45 North Fir street.
Visit Parents Visiting last
week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Applegate, 615
South Oakdale avenue, were
their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Applegate, Los Angeles,
and Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Barry
and daughter Patricia, of Astor
ia. Mrs. Barry is the daughter
of the Applcgates. Also at the
family home are Mr. and Mrs.
John Applegate, he having re
turned to Medford on terminal
leave from the army air force,
after five years in the service
and one and one-half years in
the European theater. Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Applegate left Wed
nesday to return to their Los
Angeles home, where he is em
ployed with United Press. His
wife, Daisy, a native of Belgium,
! arrived in the United States re
I cently from Trinidad, where the
i couple met. They were married
I Oct. 6.
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68.4jb Groin
Neutral
Spirits
corbYs
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Promoted Halbert S. Deuel.!
Jr., EM 3c, has been promoted
to that rank from fireman first
class, according to a release re
ceived from the USS Pennsyl
vania. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. S. Deuel, 100 South
Oakdale avenue, Medford. .
West Returning - T. Sgt.
Floyd C. West of Medford was
scheduled to arrive in San
Pedro from Pearl Harbor last
week according to a navy news
release. The dispatch stated that
West was one of 1100 veterans
due to arrive on the USS Attu
and that the men would go
directly to separation centers
for release from the army.
Navyman Home After re
ceiving an honorable discharge
from the navy Oct. 27 at Bremer
ton, Wash., Bill Reed, veteran of
two years overseas service, has
returned to Medford and with
his wife is residing at the family
home, 840 Palm street. Reed, a
radio technician, 1c, has spent
three years in the navy and two
years in the Pacific theater
aboard an LSD-3. He has return
ed to his former position as
printer at the Mail-Tribune.
Corporal Dlicharged James
V. Knapp, former corporal in
the army, has returned to his
home in Medford following an
honorable discharge from the
service Oct. 27 at Camp Carson.
Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Knapp and
baby reside on Thomas road. The
corporal served three years with
the 10th mountain troops in both
the Atlantic and Pacific theaters
first on Kiska and later in north
ern Italy. He is the son of Mr
and Mrs. H. L. Knapp of Talent
INFLATION HAS
POLITICAL BASE
SAYS RUKEYSER
Merryle Stanley Rukeyser,
New York economist and author,
who will address the Rogue Riv
er Valley Knife and Fork club
November 18 at Roosevel't
school, today denied that war
time inflation is inevitable. He
declared that inflation results
from a tendency of politicians to
Merryls Rukeyser
pursue the easiest way, rather
than to face the realities boldly
Mr. Rukeyser, author of the
much-discussed book entitled
"Financial Security in a Chang
ing World" and of a daily syn
dicated economic column, point
ed out that inflation enables
timid politicians to for a time
run in opposite directons at the
same time. Thus It is a tool for
propitiating pressure groups at
the expense of piling up an im
mense deferred cost which all
citizens ultimately have to bear
"There Js increasing talk," Mr.
Rukeyser said, "of controlling
Inflation. "The problem l not
baffling when expressed in the
oretical terms, but the difficulty
lies In the political sphere.
"For the blunt truth is that
that generally denounced phe
nonomen, namely, inflation, does
temporarily at least serve politi
cal ends.
SO Servicemen To
Get Acre of Land
Sunbury, Pa. (U.R) At least
one local business man thinks
the Civil War promise of "40
acres and a mule" wasn't such
a bad idea.
Because of a scarcity of mules
however, the unidentified philan
thropist can't exactly repeat the
old offer. But he has advertised
that he will give 50 servicemen
an acre of land each.
Veterans must prove they are
"married and reliable and
agree to build homei on the
land.
Five plants are in operation
for production of helium, the
non-inflammable lighter than -air
gas.
Do vea tuner
from MONTHLY &
NERVOUS TENSION
wirk Hi wlok, Href leenaft?
If functional prloio ni.turbancce
make you ftel nrrvous, tired, restleea
ml sucn tUDfi try thla grrat medicine
Lrdla E. Hnkham'a Veuble Com
pound to rrllevt such aymptoms. Taken
regularly It helpa build up resistance
aiiist aucrt distress. Alio a grand
tlumechlc tonic. Follow label directions.
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TRIBUTE TO SERVICE WOMEN
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WAVE CHARTS TRANSPORT COURSE. Ens. Nancy Savidge of To
koma, Wash., Navy Ale Navigator, planning the coursa to be taken by
Naval Air Seaplane over the Caribbean Sea. One of the first eighty offi
cers to become air navigators, she performed specially valuable service in
charting routes for Navy planes. These young women can continue to
perform valuable service during the unsettled months following surrender
if backed by Victory Bonds that help furnish them supplies.
U. S, Treasury Department
Daily Weather Report
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity; Mostly cloudy
with lute showers or snow flurries
today and tomorrow. Little change
In temperature.
Oregon: Intermittent rain west
portion and rain and snow over the
east ot Cascades today and tomorrow.
Showers and snow flurries Tuesday.
Little change in temperature. Fresh
to strong south to southwesterly
winds off coast, shifting to westerly
Tuesday.
LOCAL DATA
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest 51; lowest 34.
Total monthly precipitation 1.13
inches.
F.xcess for the month .37 Inches.
Total precipitation since September
1. 1!i45. 2 76 inches.
Deficiency for the season .06 inches.
Relative humidity Ht 4:30 p.m. yes
terday 82; 4 30 today 05,
Tomorrow
Sunrise 8:59 -a.m. Sunset 4:52 pm.
Observations taken at 4:30 a.m.
120 Meridian time:
High Low Prec.
Boise
Boston
ChlcaRO
Denver .
33
4S
46
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22
42
42
35
47
15
Eureka .
Havre ...
Long Distance calls
are still at an all-time high
on the Pacific Coast
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jJata. slat' ''( lML
are already making headway in bringing service back
to prewar standards . . . there may still be a delay
before we can complete your Long Distance call, or
the operator may ask you to limit it to five minutes.
We want you to know, however, that we're doing
everything possible to hurry the day when we'll again
be able to handle promptly any Long Distance call
you want to make . . . anywhere.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
145 North Bartlett Telephone 2101
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Log Angelet ..... 63
Metirnrd - 47
New York 52
Omaha 48
Phoenix . 70
Portland 47
Reno . 44
Roseburg 48
Salt Lake 40
Man Francisco .-....... 57
Seattle . . 47
Spokane 38
Washington, D. C. 49
Yakima . 34
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IMPROVES AIRPORT
New Orleans (U.R) New Or
leans is not sparing the horses
nor the cash in getting ready
for the impending air boom. The
Levee Board has recently spent
$60,000 repairing runways at the
New Orleans Airport.
A moving picture corporation
from Hollywood took close to
8.000 feet of techniclor film of
the 49th Cheyenne Frontier
Days. Part of the film will be
used in a movie titled "Smokie,
from Will James' book.
But we're working night and day
to bring service back to normal
Here on the Pacific Coast, Long
Distance telephone calls are still at
the same high level they reached
just before Japan surrendered.
That is why . . . even though we
their Job let'i finish ouri. Buy
Portland Produce
Portland. Nov. IS (UJ.) Whole
sale market price:
Chickens semntf to: reiatiera
Sprinic. broilers, lbs. up, a 5c;
colored hen 35c; leghorn fowl, 18-
aoc.
Dressed turkey Packer selltng
price to retailers: Hans 40-4 lc lb.;
tomi 35-37 c per lb.
Bret j isocai, ouncn eoe.
Celery Oreeon ireen. $4 35-4 SO
crate; celery hearts. S3 .73-8 83 dot.
bunches.
Com Orefon $2 box.
Lettuce No. 1, $4 per crate.
Pepper No. 1, 4 oransja box.
Potatoes Deschutes Gems, 100s,
$3.20; sweet potatoes; California yams
$3.50 SO-lb. crate: California Held
sweets $3.50 crate.
Radtshe Local No. 1, S0-90e per
dox. bunches.
Squash Local lucchtnl. 91 do.
Build up the family nest egg
with Victory Loan Bonds. They
are equivalent to cash on hand,
yet they pay a good rate of in
terest.
UNIVERSAL SPIRITUAL TEMPLE.
Present in the Library auditorium of
Grants Pass. Oregon. Monday eve.
Dec. 31st. lt)45, at r. M. six nour.
most wonderful New Year, celebra
tion. 1045 Out 1948 in. Phone 1151
or write for tickets to 311 So. 6th
St., Grant. Psu, Oregon. Donation
of one dollar to church bultdtng fund
cover, everything. Prophecy, Cir
cles Orchestra, refreshment, and
illuminated services, tlou of funl. Dr.
Edward C. Le-Vyne. D. D. Pastor
Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll, SecTrea..
Adv
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE EaiT'Washer. 100. (like
new, cost $169 95. Fruit canning
Jars, wash tub., boilers, tables, toys
and misc. articles. Phone 3350 or
call 519 South Central
FOR SALE: Lota of good rummage,
flower bulbs, cooked food at 409
East Main, Thursday Nov. 1.1. 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m. Chapter AA. P. E. O,
I STILL HAVE pre war DuPont auto
motive paints. Jobs on which I use
these materials are fully guaran
teed. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP
r.08 S. Riverslde:
FOrTSALElS fed Hampshire pullets,
six months. Aladdin circulator heat
er, gasoline range. 12th St. Auto
Court. A. H. Webater.
FOR SALE Electric range, 2 burn
era, oven, broiler. 534 N. Bartlett.
WANTED '33 oTSi Chevrolet of
Ford two-door preferred. Box 335,
central Holnt.
TAKEN-UP on Wagner tireek Jersey
heifer. Owner may have. Pay for
feed and ad. Phone 6134.
EAGLE'S Auxiliary Rummif. Bale
Eaale. Hall. West Main St.. Satur
day. Nov. 17. Men and chtldren'a
clothing. B:3n a.m. to Sp.m. Rum.
mage ana gilte.
lOMORlOW IIII6HI
7-VI0ITBll
IAXATIVI
GET A 25' BOX
Victory Bondtl
Ml 1
Monday, Hot. 12, 1945
FOR SALE Two-whMl trailer, elec
tric brooder, electric leper tor, a
Ink, a mattress, cteel wheel barrel,
and other articles. Rt. 3, Box 47,
Phone 6440.
WANTED Modern Apt. by perma-
nem iocbi Dum(ii man. tug-ene
LUJenquist. Phone 3969 between
8 a m. and 5 p m.
FOR SALE Beautiful new 7 piece
solid nmhoRfitiy bedroom suite with
new box spring and mattress. 101
Geneva. Phone fll-33.
LOST Five No. 4 ration books. Von
Cheanut. tJladys Chesnut, L. A.
Rusho, Grace Ruho and Ed Rusho.
Return to Tribune office.
TRADE Springfield Oregon for Med
lord if terms are suitable. Want
two or three room cabin. O. D.
Lavender, Route 1.
FOR SALE Baby baninette with pad.
noxiea wiener i pe on nana, at
tractively lined, $7 50. Pre-war col
lapsible baby buggy, S3. Inquire
3ia Summmtt Ave. Phone S191.
FOR SALE 1 Boston bull terrier
about 0 months old. Female. Has
papers; also a home for pretty long
haired small dog. 140 N. Grape.
FOR SALE 400 Elberta peach trees,
wnoiesaie, iuu up. ioc eacn. tiarK s
Nursery. A. C. Martin, salesman,
Rt. 1 Box 404.
FOR SAL-E C hrysanthemums.
Phone 6161. on South Peach, across
Stewart Ave. Phillip's Nursery.
FOR SALE Fat young turkey hens
live weight, average 3 3U to 14 30.
Left road by Forest Ranger sta
tion. Rt. 1, Box 4H4, Central Point
Call Saturdays a nd Sundays only.
PLACE your Thanksgiving turkey
order now. Oakdale Market.
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Time Caah and Gat
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Modtord Dealer
Ph. sum am and Bartlett
No Ked Tape When You Sell
to US
TURKEYS, No. 1 hena and No. 1 tomi,
any size. Onkdnle Market.
STOCKING me n rt I n . Needle Art
Shop. 211 B. Main.
If Bad Aches
Flush Kidneys
Do you luffer from Orttlna Up Night.
Backache. Nervousnrss, lg Palm, Dlnl
nnf. Swollen AnkW. Rheumatic Palm.
Blander Weakness, Pitlnful Pnniaaca, or feel
old and run-down, due to nnn -organ lo and
non-iyitemlo Kidney and Bladder troublai?
If 0, hers Is good news: The very drat dots
of Crates (a phyilclan'i prescription! usu
ally foes right to work helping the KldneT
flush out excesa actds and wastes which may
hare caused your trouble. So take Cftx
exactly as directed and watch for quick help
nd rapid Increase tn pep, more youthful
feeling and Joy In living. Cstes mutt at
Isfy completely or money bark Is guaranteed
on return of empty package. Don't suffer
another day without trying rjrstos: S Guar
anteed alios, 35c, 7 So, $1.50 druggist.
ROAD
SHOW
ATTRACTION
EXTRAORDINARY!
On The Stage
Barrio's Immortal
featuring
STELLAR
NEW YORK CAST
Now on Nation Wide Tour
Sponsored By
American Auoc.ati.on of
Univtnity Women
WED. 9 1
NOV. 1
Matt, and Eve.
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TICKETS ON SALE
MANN'S DEPT. STORE
II A.M. to 1 P.M.
3:30 P. M. to 5:30 P. M.
Matinee 35c -75c
EVENINGS
Gen. Admission 85c
Referred State
$1.25, $1.50, $2.00
Federal Tax Included
Thli Ad Courtesy
Grocerteria
Super Food
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ASBESTOS SIDING Drop-sldlng
type 10 Irene wide. 8 feet long
100 sq. In. stock It won't last long.
Ekerson Paint & Roof Store. 38 Bo.
Bartlett St. Phone 3843.
Dr. 0. A. Welsh
announces the)
removal of his
offices to
320
Medford Center Bldg.
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