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March 3. 1879
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Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arthur Parry
Colds are the order of the
day. They aggravate the Older
Girls by making their noses as
red as their finger-nails.
Legal action is pending against
members of the state legislature,
who also hold posts on state
commissions, and are both good
legislators and commissioners.
Under the law, they can't be
both. Besides, the whole thing
smells of political bigamy.
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Among the Jap war criminals
nabbed last week was one
charged with 17 different of
fenses, and dousing himself with
perfume.
Leon Offenbacher and Ed
Kubll, Applegate cowmen, town
ed the first of week, on business
at the courthouse. They had on
their Sunday best, and were fre
quently mistaken for lawyers.
The political' pot has started
to simmer around here. So far
the simmering has been confin-!
ed exclusively to young Demo
crats, no longer young.
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The diplomatic situation in
China Is befuddling and getting
more so. The lone Chinese citi
zen In Jackson county states it
is all Chinese to him, and, fur
ther admits he don't know what
Is going on in America.
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Sheriff Gault became the
bouncing papa of a proud baby
girl last week, and passed the
Havannas. The young lady has
three brothers to manage.
Snow Is piling up In the hills.
This means horticulturists will
not have to pray for blizzards,
fear a drouth in Feb. and March,
and wonder what will be used
for irrigation.
The B. Tornado grid squad
will Journey en masse to Frisco
to see the Enst-Wst game. .
Killing of hogs, of which there
are nearly none, shortage re
ports say, will start In the rural
regions right after Christinas.
Tucsduy Is the 15th anniver
sary of E. Ulrlch, the Prospect
ML Wm. looking a preacher In
the eye. ,
Lt. Jack Carpenter of the
navy, Is buck from a cruise, and
visiting here. He expects to be
out, and able to open the fishing
season here In April in civilian
duds.
The Dock Hayes boy Bob is
back from Europe. He played
center for old Medtord before
Pearl Harbor.
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The Yule spirit has gripped
the Juveniles. It is so over
powering the Dick Phalr boy
Dick, and J. Tannehill (Jaybird)
Walker, are even polite to each
other.
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The Hole Wheeler boy Gale Is
Installing some teeth, and lt
hurts his paw more than it does
him.
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"Mr. Robin broke his pledge,
and again partook too freely of
frozen apples." Mrs. J. Cochran
Robin reported Thurs. "He wob
bled home In the dark. The
horrible truth dawned, when he
told a story, about getting his
beak Into a fish-worm so big it
yanked him a foot underground,
before he could let go, and had
to have a stimulant.
The weekly imbroglio at the
Armory saw fury unleashed
with much head butting. There
were times when the more ex.
citable sopranoes suffered more
than the combatants. The G.
Mask was scrunched early, but
not unveiled.
Sunday. Dee. 9. 1345
Editorial Correspondence
Boston, Mass., Dec. 4: Marion Anderson reminds one of
Schumann-Heink in her prime. It is a hackneyed term but it does
fit "thn rich. OHGAN-like vocal
We have Just returned from her recital in Symphony Hall, be
fore a large and enthusiastic audience. No color prejudice here in
Boston at least In the Back Bay section ana wnere art is nut
cprnprt. Moreover Beacon Hill was the center of abolitionist fer
vor during the slave era there
Robert Shaw who recruited and
Civil War and was killed in the
is a famous bas-relief of him and
the state capitol we were admiring it only the other day.
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But to return to Marlon Anderson she HAS a voice reminis
cent of Schumann-Heink, and Just to be reminiscent ourselves a
sure sign of senility! we first heard when "suping" in Lohengrin
at the old Boston Opera House. That was quite a stunt in those
days suping in grand opera. One got behind the scenes, a cos
tume. Including a moth-eaten hat
SDear and a lot of fun. We have
of ours he was guard on the football team who attired as a
venerable acolyte, wandered in on a garden scene in Faust, in lull
view of the audience when he thought he was behind the drops
the agony of the little stage manager, and his profanity it must
have been profanity in a wheezy stage whisper and foreign
tongue!
One of the most Interesting
Boston colored gentry and what
one or two very uncomfortable looking black men, in large white
stiff collars and loud ties, were observed.
Now when the older "gals" of color dress up they DRESS
up! And especially when it is an afternoon concert in Symphony
Hall. Visions of Mrs. Astor's horse! never have we seen such
gay and glamorous finery and such an acreage of it, furs and fur
belows, Jewels and geegaws, and such hauteur! One of the older
gals and larger ones interested us particularly. She had what
looked like a genuine silver-fox neckpiece, under a large sweeping
hair-do, and kept it on through the performance the fur-piece we
mean. She sat a few rows ahead and we became fascinated in the
two little foxes peering over her
wuzzy" toward the rear. They had black shiny button eyes, black
shiny (rubber) noses, looked so life-like we found ourselves won
dering what might happen had one of those Westchester beagles
been in the audience quite sure he would have set up a terrific
howl (they don't bark when they sight a fox they bay) which
might not have harmonized with
actly!
Personally we wish Miss Anderson would confine herself en
tirely to negro spirituals and eliminate the grand opera except
perhaps one or two contralto operettas from Wagner. We realize
this reveals a low-brow taste, but no one can sing negro spirituals
like a negro, and no negro can sing them better than Marion
Anderson she understands them and feels them feels them gen
uinely, we believe only those who do can do them justice. (Don't
worry, Mrs. G, this won't be done!)
That Is one of the advantages of Boston we failed to list
the very best in music is here, including the famous Boston Sym
phony which once topped them all and is probably as good as iny
now. Everything that New York affords in music is here, In fact,
and one doesn't have to take that intense tempo of Manhatten to
get it there is no more stress and strain here from a civic stand
point than there is in Portland. Like Portland, it is large but
spiritually Just a quiet, quaint and very old New England villa'e
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Later: We wrote the above two or three days ago and then
matters of an unexpected and personal nature (nothing alarming)
ntervened, so there was a delay In getting it off. We hate to men
tlon It but it is snowing and blowing again outside! R.W.R.
Flight o Time
Medtord and Jackion Co Hit
ory (rom the files of the Mail
Tribune 10 20 and 34 yean
aqo
TEN YEARS AGO
Dec. 9. 1935
(It was Monday)
Road to Crater Lake cleared
of snow.
Bruno Hauptman, slayer and
kidnaper of Col. Lindbergh's son
refused review of trial by su
preme court.
City to hold Its first Pear
Week.
Unsettled with rain, slightly
warmer. High 50, low 31.
Lee (Dubb) Watson gets a
hole-in-one playing golf.
Talent Irrigation district re
funding near.
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Dec. 9. 1925
(It was Wednesday)
President Coolidge in mes
sage to Congress demands tax
reduction and economy as first
order of business.
Bank at Shedd is robbed of
$10,000.
America Invited to Join In
arms parley at Geneva.
Cloudy. High 44. Low 36.
Klamath county liquor viola
tion fines lead the state.
East entry road to Crater Lake
given $25,000 for improvement.
THIRTY-FOUR YEARS AGO
Dec. 8. 1911
(It was Friday)
Bridge across Rogue river at
Gold Hill completed.
Fair weather Is predicted for
public mass meeting tomorrow
to get Irrigation.
Rim road around Crater Lake
recommended in Congress.
JAPS FACE HARD
HOPE OR FUTURE
Cleveland. Dec. 8 (UP.) Ut
ter devastation and complete
economic collapse exist in Ja
pan, Hugh Baillie, president of
tne uiiuea I'icss, said todav in
describing his recent 20,000-mile
trip through the Pacific arra
He told a meeting sponsored
oy ine Lny t-iuo and the Cleve
land press Unit Japanese Indus
tones.
was Wendell Philipps, and Col.
led a regiment of negroes in the
early days of the conflict. There
his troops across the street irom
with a feather in it and a wooden
never forgotten a huge classmate
features of the audience was the
a gentry mostly women though
shoulder, out under the "fuzzy-
Marion's pipe-organ notes ex
try and agriculture are In chao
tic condition.
"There are no plans to toed
the Japanese; and in the large
cities there are only small clus
ters of buildings," he said. "Tne
residential sections except
those In the country were
burned out by the fire bombs.
In Baillies opinion, the Jap
anese did not realize that the oc
cupation was going to bo so se
vere. MacArthur proceeded very
prudently, until his occupation
forces were in control, and the
Japanese troops disarmed. Then
the full weight of America s
wrath began to be felt.
"I think," Baillie said, "that
the first Intimation they had of
what was really in store (or
them was when General MacAr
thur told me that 'Japan's pun
ishment for her sins, which is
Just beginning, will be long and
bitter.' This was published in
the Tokyo Mainichl and received
wide circulation. It came as
quite a shock to many Japanese,
some of whom were expecting
that the army of occupation
would undertake to feed them
and help them through the win
ter. They were disillusioned on
that score when General Mac
Arthur said in his interview
with me, and I quote his words:
'Japan is in a state of complete
collapse. Her resources of every
Kina are absolutely exhausted.
Her food supplies are scant, and
she faces conditions of emer
gency which may well become
catastrophic.' Ho declared flatly
mat japan can expect no food
no clothing and no supplies
irom tne allied powers this win
tcr.
Too Late to Classify
meat curing made easy. Morton1!
ure lender, quick, meat
pumps,
F. E SAMSON CO.
FOH SALE 3-bed room house. $ti.5o61
inruiwin IH'USP, -t.3UU. 110 til C.OSB
in. .none attja. 332 N. Grape. Med
ford. CHAMP SAVsTWel nd''froatvTtreeli
aro datiKerous. Let us rrlme those
iMHura now. All Work guaranteed.
5'Ma",P'i li-wage, 311 E. Ml. Si. 1'h.
CHAMP SAYS: Bring youTrar in for
Unit ring job or any other repairs
now. We are experts All work
guaranteed. Champ Garage. 311
rx rnone ama.
CHHINTMAS wrapping " paper in
boxes. Macalue luharruuinm
Frances Coctuan, 417 J St. 1'hone
J.K0
HERE'S A TIP! C..vTernbf
those beautiful chrome-X cauer
oles. Give him one ol those prac
tical mot o-tool sets
ACME HARDWARE
Main At Grape. Phone S97S
FOR SALE Children overallsin
pastel gabardines, embroidered bibs.
Sues 1 to 3. Cottage Special. ly
Shop. 4 U Arcadia St.
COLONIAL JR. 18-0 wood or coal
range with colls. In excellent con
dition. New firebox lining. See at
Dr. Perkins' residence, 33 S Modoc
Ave. third house south of Main on
east side of Modoc. Phone 3i.Hi..
TOH SALE New 7"' bun saw blade.
M 50 One-burner hot plate. Rt. 1.
Box 337, Thomas Hd.
FOR SALE English walnuts, "l3c lb
Call ftWX
LOST Brown brief case between Jack
sonville and Buch. Finder paone
4624 c- 3705. Kewara.
PIANO Small size from storage. This
is a good buy; an excellent Christ
mas gift on display ai our store.
F.. SAMSON CO.-4th & Front St.
FOR SALE 1940 Nat'l. trailer house'
excellent condition, sleeps four.
eauioDed with electricity, new o
ply tires. 22 ft. long. See across
from Provoit store. Provolt. Ore.
FOR SALE 25 nower telescope,
912 50. E. L. Walz, Rt. 1, Bellinger
Road.
"VISIT the Gem Cottage and select
your Christmas gifts from the new
large stock of Oregon Agate Jew
elry. Kings, oroocnes. nraceieis.
pendant and earrings, as well as a
wide variety of Indian iewelry.
Open seven days a week from 9:00
a. m. to 6:00 p. m. 21 miles north
of Medford on Hignway 09
17 DAYS till Xmas. So hurry and
pick out your agate Jewelry while
stock is complete. use our lay
away plan if you wish. Sento Agate
bnop. 411 E. Main si.t meaiora, ure,
BARGAINS at Keller's Greenhouse
for Xmas gifts. Potted plants, ferns,
Pottery horses, birds, swans, dogs,
cats, turtles, wall pockets and lvys
priced reasonable and 20 per cent
discount. 173U . Kiversiae.
CCO A fl 4 -room modern house.
uOjUU maple floors, circulating
fireplace. Knotty Dine in
terior. comoletely furnished, 'j acre
prime Bartletts bringing good year
ly income, large garage ana worn
room. Close in location.
CQAAA 1 acre, income fruit, new
VUUuU 5 -room house, hardwood
floors throughout, good
construction, dining room, utility
room, garage, woodshed, close In
location. Good terms.
C A A A ft ' acre, family fruit, 3-
.tlJUU room modern house, extra
T sleeping porch, pressure
svstem. rarage. cnicken nouse. lawn
front and rear, close In. Some
terms.
Listings needed for ready buyers. We
need town houses and small acre
ages hadly.
SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO.
Medford Grants Pass
Box 546. Phone 5390.
SUBTERRANEAN CLOVER The dry
land pasture. Plant now.
F. E. SAMSON CO.
NOTICE; All agents, Mankins Hand,
has been taken off market. Bell of
Mankins.
FOR SALE Wood circulating heater;
nice condition. Call 4690. 20 iaurei,
FOR SALE Two p.'e-war bicycles, 2
quarter nuisc iwwci new inuiun,
small heating stove, 1 fur-lined
man's jacket, size 38. Box 94,
Spring St.
$6800
20 ACRES 10 irrigated. 4-room
house partly furnished witn Dase
ment; other bldgs. All fenched and
machinery.
$9500
6-HOOM house, basement, oil furnace.
fireplace, hardwood floors.
3 ROOMS and dinette, hardwood
floors, fireplace, gooa conauion;
also cabin or guest house in rear.
I. E. SCHULER Realtor ROYAL BEBB
32 No. Grape St. uiai pttfi.
FOR SALE Pre-war leather brief
cases: one black and one Drown.
Lady's all-wood coat, size 16-18;
also fine old violin. 107 N. Peach.
One saw arbor
2 3j.xB.ft. ball bearings
Some 20 lb. rails
One set of head blocks
One saw arbor 2 316x3-ft.
Tlmpkin bearings
One saw putde
One set works
One drum and gear
One set of frictions '
Angle iron and shafting
Brass and bronze bars
THE ALWYR CO.
JUST ARRIVED
TOYS
A real Electric Ranee. $12 95.
Plastic Telephones, $1.69.
5-Piece set Trains. $1.69.
Real Metal Sand Pail with Shovels,
Hoe and Rake. $1.23.
Metal Irons. $1.19.
Scooters, metal, $6 98.
Washable Dolls. SI. 00.
Table and Chair Sets, Electric Heat
Pads. $5.70.
Electric Heaters. $16.65.
Blackboards. $135 to $2.93.
Coffee Maker Sets.
Sewing Cabinets.
Old Hickory Ware.
Other Novelties.
SEWING MACHINE CENTER
Ph. 33B8. 22 South Grape St
FOR SALE White ice skates, sizes
5'? and 6a. Phone 2328.
HAVE your furniture reupholstered.
re-glued. Phone 2908. Mr. mibauu.
FOR SALE Baby buggy; like new.
211So. Third. Central Point.
FOR SALE Siamese kittens. 44
months old. pedigreed and regist
ered. From imported stock. Im
ported champion stock Siamese torn
a t stud . Also imported registered
tan dachshunde dog at stud. Mrs.
Linvik. Eagle Point. (West 1 mile
on first road north of Little Butte
bridge on Crater Lake Htway).
ALTA FESCUE A"fine pasture trass.
F.E.SAMSON CO.
FOR SALE '38 Lincoln Zephyr. Call
niter 3 p. m. aunaay.
WANTED Room and board for eld
erly man: close in; permanent; can
be useful in and out jobing. J. Tur
ney.966 J&ox P.O., Medford.
FOR SALE Bred does and hutches".
Turn left at 4th St. at Phoenix.
Cross railroad, turn right 1st house
on riRht. 11. R. Wier.
LOST Brown leather ripper bill fold
between Rtalto theatre and Taylor's
Penny Wise Drug store. Contains
mon e y. Soc. Sec, card. Phone 2533.
MARQl'ETTE
ARC WELDER
Something that would really please
your husband or dad. We have
these models in stock.
LITTRELL PARTS
'Your Friendly Store'
WANTED Stnfle spring and mattress
for bunk bed. Phone 2304.
FOR SAL E-Pre -war hip-boots; fiEe
new. 312 Portland.
PLOMB
Get that man of yours a nice set of
tools.
LITTRELL PARTS
"Your Friendly Store1
FOR SALE Black and white Shet
land ponv. gentle and gated. L. E.
(lilliam. 344 Bridge St . Ashland.
FOR SALE 39 Chevrolet f outdoor
sedan. A-l rubber, under OPA ceil
ing. 711 Manxantta St., Central
Point.
ALFALFA -Choice rabbitriay; also
1st cutting alfalfa. Get a bale or
load. We deliver
F. E. SAMSON CO.
MEDFORD NEON CO.
SIGNS and SERVICE
Personally supervised by
RALPH ELLIS
527 Putnam Phone 3276
In BROOKINGS. OREGON
Slat a the
TEMPLAR HOTEL
Clean. Modern. Steam Heat
Dorothy and Earl Templar.
Propa.
WANTED Man and wife for orchard
work. Good wages, house, milk;
steady job. Tribune. gox 41.
$3730-Country nome, 32 acres, 4
miles from Medford. 4-room modern
bungalow house, good barn, lots out
bldgs., 17 acres cult., balance pas
ture. This is a real place to live
in the country; is now vacant. Pos
session now.
$5000 6 acres, all In clover. City
water in house, 1 acre fruit, land
Irrigated, plenty improvements.
Terms and possession soon.
$4200 Nice little two-bedroom home
on West Main St.; nice yard, good
garage, wood shed, real location
Let's look this over.
$5500 21 acres, 21, miles from Med
ford, all irriraled, unimproved, a
real location for country home.
Terms.
Also several small tracts located close
in, unimproved, but nice bldg. sites.
HARRY LONG. Real Estate
1258 So. Riverside
Phone fl2a
WANTED Immediately, 2 -bed room
modern home, furnished or unfurn
ished. Phone 2203 evenings be
tween 7-9. Mr. S te venS;
FOR SALE Beautiful golden spaniel,
female tspayedj, 1 yr. old, $10. 331
so. ivy.
FOR SALE Saddle horse, $35.00.
Biackwell Hill, Box 335. Next to
Scotty farm. C. A. Jenks.
TOOL BOXES
Nice selection of boxes.
LITTRELL irARTS
"Your Iriendly Store"
GIVE pleasure throughout the year
his or her favorite magazine sub
scriptions. Appropriate gift cards
for the tree to show your thought
fulness. Phone Mrs. Blanche
Powell, 4127
FOR SALE A fine 4 3 -acre tract In
clover; good six-room house, sev
eral chicxen houses, barn, brooder
house; several fruit trees. H. G.
Wilson, Real Estate, 7 Chestnut.
Phone 4644.
WANTED Small house or apt., gar
age employed adult. No children,
pets, drinking, smoking1. P.O. Box
1255.
$6300
roof.
$2250
6- room house, close in on
paved corner, concrete
foundation, compos i t i o n
5 acres in alfalfa on paved
highway, close in.
flCAA acres, alfalfa, 8-room
ODDUU house on paved highway.
a,i miles from city limits.
fflrA 3',3 acres, 2 acres bearing
3 I DUU peaches, 5 - room house,
Y clover pasture, shade,
some berries.
See E. GOULD, Real Estate
402 West Jackson Street
ANTIQUE Persian Kermanshah rug,
12x16. $150. Call 2852.
Chux Diapers
Receiving Blankets
Knitted Nightgowns and Wrappers
Many new Toys to select from
TINY TOTS SHOP
3rd Floor.
Medford Bldg.
Three acres, Irrigated and
V y vU ln clover, paved road,
close in. improved with
. three-room neat house, new house
under construction, barn, chicken
house. Tract fronts three roads and
would subdivide nicely.'
Also
fl n Q A A One un e finest garden
J)DoUU land, close in, improved
with a good six-room
modern home, oak floors, enclosed
porch, shade, shrubs, fruit. Double
garage, small barn. All in excellent
condition.
Also
J OA A Approx. three and one
o4wUU nalf acres, located in mil
" lionaire road district,
about 2'j acres irrigated and in
clover and a beautiful building site
with an outstanding view of the
valley. All surroundings of high
class type.
Also
Very a t tractive double constructed
bast bide nome, in the very best 01
condition, large living room, fire
place, furnace, oil heat, corner lot.
double garage This home is in fine
condition and possession can be
given very soon, owner says sen.
ELMER HERRI ED,
Exclusive Agent
Dial 3367 or 3172
FOR SALE Boy's bicycle. Good con-
aition. 010 renn.
FOR SALE: '36 Ford coach. $350. At
Jacksonville Sign turn left first
house right.
iFP ' BE PROSPERING.. SO I'M ) f 11 i
PV J-C G0IMG TO CHARGE J l'7 1
a: 7 i Y0U EXTRA j K ' x
Can you imagine your milkman, grocer, bar
ber or tailor charging you extra just because
you were able to pay more than some people?
Of course you can't. And ubat a state of con
fusion everything uould soon be in if people
tried to operate that way.
Suppose the people GM workers trade with
told them, "We know you' make more than
most industrial workers, so we're going to
charge you more for everything!"
WANTED Married couple for nneh
worn, oiuie bhiuv. . .
Trl bune.
WANTED Woman to work ln laun
dry; room and board. Jackson
County Hospital. Phone 6528.
FOR SALE or TRADE 17 head year,
ling ewes to lamb in March, win
trade for house trailer or sell.
Alex G. Hayes, Yank Gulch, Talent,
ure
FOR SALE Today only, electric
ironer, lift top cabinet type. Phone
4073.
COCAA 27 acres, 20 a. irr., 5-rm.
OOjUU hs. with bath. barn. 10 ton
Y hay, chickens, some equip.
(TACAA 22 acres, all irr- in clover.
SjjUU 4-rm. hs. mod.. Urge barn.
tiMTAA acres, 5-rm. hs. mod.
iVr JUU Irr. all in clover, about 2
v miles from Medford.
CCI AA 6 rm- hs 3 Dd rms- cloe
JpOlvU ln lmm- possession.
(pOFAA Duple- 3 rm. and 4 rm.
tpJJUU dbl., gar., close in.
. nKsttr tlTI Daiill ftr
Holly Theatre Bldg. On the Corner.
FRESH PORK all cuts. Oakdale Mkt.
a L n v iii .
A new service for Medford.' All
households need a handyman. We
buy, sell, repair all household
appliances. Phone 3388 or 2568.
Act for Fn r.reb. 26 So. Grace St.
HEAVY HORSE OATS. If you want
10 ireai your nuiac urn. ......
our extra special heavy recleaned
w n lie oats, no. mi a
XACTO TOOLS for that "hobby-
mindeo Doy in your iamuy. num.
Saws. Sanders, knives, etc. SIMS
BROS
FOR HIM Fuller Shaving Brushes
clothes Drusnes. rnone vi
7560
TOY DISH SETS some glass, some
plastic. 79c and up. siivia HKua.
FOR SALE: Fresh porkchops. roasts,
sausage and steaks. Oakdale Mkt.
CAT & DOG SOCKS. Hang one on
the tree for your pet. wonarcn
Seed & Feed Co.
FOR SALE 100 yards brand new
woven rope hall runner. Priced be
low retail. Ashland, 4081.
THE FOLLOWING TOYS can be pur-
chased at 20 discount: Auto con
voy trailer set, rattle push, "magic
slate, 4-horse dray wagon, wiggly
dog. circus wagons, building blocks
In wagons, rin? toss, upholstered
rocker, blackboard, peg nail sets,
and dolls of all kinds. Firestone.
2 1 4 S. Riverside.
FOR SALE one black pin-stripe suit,
one fushia dressmaker suit, one
Glen-plaid sport suit, one dark
plaid sport suit, one fitted navy
blue coat with grey fur collar, $5
each; one full length corset, worn
once, $3. One grey tweed box coat
with detachable fur lining, $15.
Sizes 14 to 16. 302 Maple.
DARTBOARDS two games in one.
We have extra darts. SIMS BROS.
FOR SALE Binoculars, turret head,
10-20-40 power. Ideal for home,
ranch or resort with good view.
ExDensive but wortn every cem
Flying Boots, comnletely wool lin
en, size a, $zu. auz mapie or cau
3703.
FOR SALE 2 room modern furnish
ed house. 2 lots, will take trailer
house as part down, or $1000, half
down.
KIMBALL Real Estate CHILDERS
Jacksonville Phone 191
FOR SALE One man's bike: one Ill
inois 21 jewel watch. Call in days
at 142 N. Front or evenings at 1000
w. litn at.
BERING SEA salt codfish, one pound
packages, uakdaie Market.
BFET PULP now in stock. Monarch
Seed 8c Feed Co.
GO-ORVTL COASTER WAGONS-
SIMS BROS.
PLASTIC ATRPLANES
for the
Collector or
for
Souvenirs
These planes are real planes ln
miniature ail to the same scale
Completely detailed. Nothing t
build or assemble, each plane com
olete. The following are lust a few
of the many kinds we have in
stock:
B-29 Super Fort
P-38 Lightning
P-61 Black Widow
B-17 Fortress
L-5 Sentinel
L-4 Piper Grasshopper
Ju-R8
Spitfire
Wellington n & m
COME TN AND SEE THEM
THEY MUST BE SEEN
TO BE APPRECIATED
SIMS BROS.
33 N. Fir Phone 3472
Would this be fair?
GENERAL MOTORS
"More and Better Things for More People"
FOR SALE Girl's bicycle, food tires.
$2U .UU. If ew nouse i w
Stewart and Hamilton.
FOR SALE Light stock saddle: like
new; suitame ior iaay,
P.O. Box 7b8.
WANTED Good portable phono
graph. Write P.O. tfox 700.
KEEP OUT OF THE WIND. RAIN.
Use wyr-o-uiass or Lriass-u-inei. ;
now ln stock. Monarch Seed Be
Feed Co.
SPECIAL Young mothers will at-
tend children, old ioiks, your nome 1
atternoons, evenings. Date me i
ahead. 711 N. Riverside.
PET SUPPLIES. Harness, leashes. !
collars, dog toys now in stocK.
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
TOYS
Just arrived:
52 piece. Plastic Tea Sets
ALL METAL Scooters
SIMS BROS.
23 N. Fir Phone 3472
FOR SALE: 1936 Buick sedan, good
condition. Inquire 139 No. Central.
XACTO KNIFE SETS for the model
builder's Christmas. 25c and up.
SIMS BROS.
GOLDFISH. New shipment just in.
Aquariums in ekock. Aionarcn aeea
Be Feed co.
ALL METAL TOY WHEELBARROWS
with rubber tire. SIMS BROS.
WANTED Middle aged woman to
help take care of elderly lady.
Good home and pay. Phone 6965.
FOR CHRISTMAS. Give spring-flow
ering bulbs. Tulips, dattodiis, nar
cissi, Hvacinths, etc. Monarch
Seed Be Feed Co.
DAY CARE ol children by the hour
or week at Holmes Nursery. 4uz
Board man Phone 4510
FOR SAL E Columbia-C ablnet-
Phonograph, lots of Columbia and
Victor records, $50. 317 North Riv
erside Ave.
PAPER HANGING We can paper or
Kemtone your nouse Deiore Am as
Phone 5471.
JUST ARRIVED Another shipment
an meuti scooters, wide variety,
beautiful toys and gifts for Christ
mas. Shop early while quantity
permits. ACME HARDWARE, Main
and Grape. Phone 5976.
WATCH REPXlRING Also new
watches. 24 hour service on watch
crystals. Steves Watch Shop, 411
E. Main. Medford.
BULL SERVICE at your place. Regis-
t e r e a neretoras and registered
Guernsey. Phone 6933. Harry E.
Miller.
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Time Cash and Gat
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Medford Dealer
Ph 3919 6th and Bartlett
No Red Tape When You Sell
to US
WANTED I'0 RENT 2 or 3 DM room
hon-r unfm nlshed Phone 1418
FOR SALE: Silver firs for Christmas
Call 2721, between 10 a.m. and
4 p. m. 427 E. Main.
Stenographer
PERMANENT POSITION,
STATE EXPERIENCE
IN FIRST LETTER
BOX 77
MAIL TRIBUNE
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Yet this is exactly the principle UAW-CIO
leaders are trying to establish in their uage
demands on General Motors.
To be logical, union leaders should also say
to a company that is losing money, "You're
having a hard time making both ends meet,
so we're suggesting a cut in wages."
Ca you imagine any union leader ever making
such an offer? Of course, you can't.
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BURGLARIES?
Yes, the news is full of
them lately.
Protection against such
losses costs only from $7.50
to $15.00 per year.
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Business Not a Sideline
203 Mediord Center Bldg.
Tel 4444
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FIRST FEDERAL
Savings & Loan Assn. of
Medford
27 North Holly
Wood and Coal Combination
HEATERS
Younger's Appliance
31 N. Bartlett