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LOCAL and
Church Board Meets Official
board of the First Methodist
Church will meet In the church
parlors at 7:30 o'clock tonight,
it was stated today.
Visitors HeraVlsittng at the
home of Mrs. D. B. Reinhart are
her daughter, Mrs. C. B. Norton,
her granddaughter, Mrs. Norman
Hadley and her great-granddaughter.
Donna Hadley, of
Kentfield, Calif.
Society to Meet Jackson
County Medical Society is to
meet Wednesday evening at 7
o'clock at Rupp's Home Dining
Room in Central Point. Dr. L.
D. Inskeep will. act as host and
the paper of the evening will be
presented by Dr. C. M. Young.
Beer Promoted Ernest W.
Beer, son of Mrs. Laura Beer,
327 Edwards street, has been
promoted from private first
class to technician fifth grade
with an engineer combat bat
talion. Cpl. Beer is a member of
the 81st Infantry Division in
northern Honshu. He was for
merly a truck driver at Beck's
Bakery.
Daughter Home Miss Lucile
Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd V. Young, is spending two
weeks at the home of her par
ents in Talent. Miss Young is m
her senior year at the University
of Portland College of Nursing.
A member of the United States
cadet nurse corps, she plans to
affiliate with the Veterans Ad
ministration during the last six
months of her training.
Return From South Return
ing to Medford Sunday from
San Francisco, where they at
tended the wedding of Miss Jean
Hermanson to Set. Robert Carr,
were Mr. and Mrs. Al Herman-
son, Mrs. William Mansfield and
son, Billy, 502 South Grape
street, Mrs. M. M. Morris. Stew
art avenue, and Mrs. Vernon
Wright, Elm street. The wedding
took place Sunday, Dec. 2, at the
post chapel of the Presideo.
Meet in Capitol News of the
meeting in Washington, D. C,
recently of Donald Campbell,
Medford councilman In the east
on business, and Jack Ccwley,
formerly of Central Point, was
received here yesterday in a
letter from the councilman.
Cowley, son of the late W. A.
Cowley, Central Point merchant,
left Medford with the family in
1921 and Is now engaged as an
engineer in ' the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation, Office of
Metals Reserve. His home is in
Arlington, Va.
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PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Tuesday
7:30 p. m. Degree of Honor
lodge, KP hall, election of of
ficers, initiation and visitors
from Grants Pass.
7:30 p. m. Mutual Improve
ment association of the Church
of Jesui Christ of Latter Day
Saints, at church.
8:00 p. m DAV Auxiliary,
armory. Ladies will serve sand
wiches and coffee for both
chapter and auxiliary.
8:00 p. m. Nevita chapter No.
93, O.E.S., stated meeting and
election of officers.
, Wednesday
12 Noon Joint meeting, Med
ford Kiwanis club and Kiwan
ian Dames, Holland Hotel.
1:00 p. m. Chapter AA,
P. E. O., luncheon at home of
Mrs. R. W. Clancy for. Mrs. R.
R. Barnes, state organizer.
1:00 p. m. Mistletoe club,
covered dish luncheon and
Christmas party, Girls' Com
munity club. Grace Wakefield,
chairman.
Fire In Office An electric
motor in the office of Dr. C. E.
Kunz, dentist, room 301, Med
ford Center building, was dam
aged yesterday when it became
too hot and caught fire, firemen,
who extinguished the flames, re
ported today. '
Apply For Permlt Applying
for building permits yesterday
at the office of the city superin
tendent were Eugene Campbell,
1007 Whitman, to erect a dou
ble garage costing $1,000 and
John Gritsch, 316 Mae street, to
erect a residence and garage at
a cost of $5,000.
Aid Has Meeting Members
of the St. Peter's Lutheran
Ladies Aid society and visitors
are invited to be present at a
Christmas luncheon and party at
1 p. m. Thursday in the recrea
tion room of the church, 10
Portland avenue. Those attend
ing are asked to bring an inex
pensive gift for exchange.
Teacher Here Alex McDon
ald, former teacher of social
studies and athletics at Medford
high school before entering the
navy in 1943, visited In the city
yesterday from Banks, Ore. Mc
Donald, who held the rank of
lieutenant, has received an hon
orable discharge from the serv
ice and is to return to Medford
soon to take up his former posi
tion at the school. Mr. and Mrs.
McDonald will return as soon as
housing accommodations can be
found.
TINY TOT'S SHOP
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Prettiest assortment of gifts you've seen as bright and
tree and gay as the spirirs of the little ones who'll wear them.
Joyous smiles to little ones on Christmas morning. You'll find
exclusive Tot's Shop.
GIRLS INFANTS
Dresses
(Sljes 1 to 6)
Chenille Robes
Flowered
Housecoats
Bunny Slippers
Sweaters
Coat & Leggin Sets
Rayon Panties
Pleated Skirts
Fur Mittens
Anklets
TOYS
"Bobbin" Family
Button Bunny Rattles
Plastic Telephones Roll-a-Rattle
"Patty Pal" Handmade Toys
-Third Floor, Medford Bldg,
Class To Meet Shipmates
class of the Methodist Sunday
school will hold a covered dish
dinner and Christmas party
Dec. 12 at 6:30 o'clock In the
church parlors. A program will
follow. Members and friends
are invited to attend and those
attending are to bring a "fun"
gift and service for dinner.
At Bagulo T5 Reuben Mah
ler, husband of Mrs. June
Mahler, 114 Almond street,
Medford, Is now with the 85th
Station Hospital, Bagulo, P. I.,
which gives medical care to
troops in the Base M area. T5
Mahler has been overseas since
February, 1944, first joining the
famous Americal Division as a
mortarman.
Vets Return The following
Jackson county veterans report
ed yesterday to county selective
service boards following honor
able discharges from the service:
Lawrence W. Anderson, Warren
G. Applewhite, Frank Bauer,
Henry Booth, Bob Roy Cameron,
Elvert V. Coverdale, Thomas C.
Deivert, Malcolm E. Foster, Ar
thur J. Freld, Clyde R. Garrett,
Henry A. Kantor, John F. Kan
tor, Luther L. Lambert, Henry
F. Martin, William G. Meyers,
Orth F. Miller, Clarence R. Min
ger, Lewis W. Nutter, Champ
Pitts, William G. Ryan, Thayer
L. Shwarin, Robert S. Sears,
Victor E. Schnitzler, Cleo J.
Sims, Eugene F. Slade, Homer
W. Smets, Bert Julius Stoats, Jr.,
Robert B. Sutton, Ross II. Tur
pin, Roscoe F. Wells and Jack E.
White.
BIRTHS
DAVIS To Mr. and Mrs.
Jack, Route 4, Box 136-A, Dec.
10, 1945, a girl, 6V4 lbs., at Com
munity Hospital.
JOYCE To Mr. and Mrs.
George, 1608 West Main, Dec.
10, 1945, a girl, seven pounds,
at Osteopathic Clinic.
ELMORE To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles, Applegatc, Dec. 9, 1945,
a boy, eight and one-half pounds,
at Osteopathic Clinic.
Plans are being developed by
19 airlines in the United States
to handle nearly one billion
pounds of air cargo in the near
future, according to Distribution
Age.
CARD OF THANKS
Wa want to thank our many friends
for their kindness in our time of
need.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bradley, and
Family.
CARD OF THANKS
We wlfh to thank our friends for
their sympathy and kindness during
our recent bereavement and loss of
our loved one, also for the beautiful
floral offerings.
W. R. Bullock and Family, Miss
Gertie Sullivan and Brothers.
Use Mail Tribune Want Ads.
Jdi (!t S
u ii "ii w v r
Baby-"Lu" Tray &
Jar Sets
Sweater Sets
(Hand knitted)
Blankets
Shoes
Carriage Sets
Buntings
Sweater & Leggin
Sets
Mittens
Soakers
Dresses
(Madeira hand emb.)
Christening Sets
Bathrobe Sets
Baby Books
Pictures
Emb. Bibs
Roly-Poly
Better Beef May
Be Held for Army
Washington. Dec. 11 U.R)
The agriculture department is
preparing to requisition some of
the better grades of beef for the
armed forces within the next few
days.
Gordon Peyton of the agricul
ture department made the dis
closure in testifying before the
senate Judiciary committee In fa
vor of a one-year extension of the
second war powers act.
YULE TURK SHIPMENTS
NEAR PEAK IN VALLEY
Shipment of turkeys from the
valley for the Christmas trade
Is nearing the peak, the Half
Mnnn rnmnnnv reoortine ship
ment of a car daily to market
In California and the east. Other
shippers report brisk shipping
now under way.
There has been no change In
the ceiling price to growers, 88
cents for hens and 33 cents per
pound for toms.
Court Records
Justice Court
Roy A. Schnurr, void foreign
license, cited.
Earl J. Moss and Lyle M. Rus
sell, violating basic rule, cited.
Charles F. Johnson, over
height load, $1 and costs.
John H. Jones, no license on
motor vehicle, $1 and costs.
Maisie M. Richards, failure to
display license plates, $1 and
costs; no registration card, $1
and costs.
Leo Philips, throwing debris
on highway, $1 and costs.
Walter N. Hawley, no tail
light, $1 and costs.
Vernon R. LaPree, failure to
signal, $5 and costs.
Auddie F. McClallan, driving
motor vehicle while under the
influence of intoxicating liquor,
released on $105 bail.
Edgar E. Eddy, no tall light,
$1 and costs; no warning device,
$1 and costs.
Herman Ogburn, no PUC per
mit, released on $15 bail.
Jacob J. Hill, one headlight,
$1 and costs.
Police Court
Gerald A. Dollarhtde, drunk,
jailed.
Clifford Wallace, double park
ing, released on $2.50 bail.
Georgia , A. Mallet, double
parking, $2.50 fine.
Edwin L. Goin, parked In al
ley, released on $5 bail.
There is a movement In Texas
to call the residents Texlans in
stead of Texans.
STATED COMMUNICATION
Warren Lodre No. 10. Elec
tion of ofllcerm. Jackson
ville, Ore., Wednesday, Dec.
12, 7:30 p. m.
K. w. nessier, w.
sparkling as a Christmas
Flattering gifts to bring
them at Medford's only
BOYS .
Knitted Suits .
Dress Suits
Bobby Suits
Coat & Leggin Sets
Cardigan Sweaters
Bunny Slippers
Whittendon Robes
Overalls
Polo Shirts
(Extra fine quality)
Anklets (stripped)
PLAN S. F.-PARIS HOPS
San Francisco, Dec. 11 (U.R)
Transcontinental and Western
Air lines today announced It will
inaugurate a 24-hour air line
service between San F:ancisco
and Paris early In 1946. District
Manager G. W. Thornton said
new Lockheed 54-passenger
planes will be used.
Vsa Mall Tribune Want Ads.
Too Late to Classify
COQCA Three tmeU furnished
VWvU cabins. Income $3700 per
T month, and small neat
home, partly furnished. Can give
Immediate possession of home.
Term.
Also
CIA AAA Acre ranch, food
Olv.UvU deep tree sou, part air
' alfa, stream through
Rlace, fruit Barn, granery, chicken
ouse. Very good six room modern
home with basement, furnace, fire
place. A good small ranch and no
imlated value. Immediate posses
sion. ELMER HERRIEO. Exclusive Agent
jjhii )oo i or i1'4
3 BEDROOM home close in. gas
furnt.ee and partly furnished; 2 ex
tra lota. This home is not now but
U la excellent condition.
a BEDROOM modern home, good lo-
wuwu Aim pneca 10 eeu.
32 ACRES near Old Stage Rd. has
wu wcu mhu pressure system,
good spring, small barn, 3 good
building sues on this place.
We have 3 Orchards, 10, 13 and 40
iiiobo urcnaras nave mown
wonderful returns on monev In
vested and 2 of them could be
easily improved.
C. H. Williamson. Salesman
HAROLD 11. BROWN AtiKNCY
123 E. Main Phone 3-148
MIDWAY AUCTION YARDS-SALE
Ihurs., Dec. lath Beginning at
10:30 a. m. on Misc.; 1 p. in. on the
livestock.
Nice bunch of dairy cows and heifers.
bred Holstein heifers; 4 bied 2
yr. old Durham rn-uters; 1 register,
ed a yr. old Durham bull; leeder
and slaughter cuttle.
HUob AND HORSES
Good line up of furniture and miscel
laneous articles.
199 DcSoto Pickup
We have calls lor piggy sows and
feeder lambs.
MIDWAY AUCTION CO.
W. J. "BILL" hkay. Auctioneer
. ju&sYiJ, clerk
FOR SALE Excellent old vioIihT"3"o
ja. Ivy.
LOST Mexican spun silver ornamen
tal comb. Notify Dolores at Swem't
CitftSliop,
DOLL FUHNITURL one room or an
entire house full. Give that little
BROS r Cluis,inu1, SIMS
FOR SALE Two wheeled trailer, one
.50xlbixptytifc.i'hone UltJ6.
WANTED Gas Island SaTcsriaTT
Oood pay. Bonus can be earned.
tires tone Stores, ilU S. Riverside,
FOR SALE Approximately 3 tons
fay. mil.ck l8I two-wheel
Jtr ler.90 iW J ac kson .
FOR SALE Government surplus,
good canvus turps, all alzes. Many
other items. nd of S. Columbus
Ave. off Stewart Ave. Phone titm
and 21)24.
FOUR leather seated dining chairs,
ovemutied wing chair, kitchen
table, Jernery. bird cage. 413 Ed.
FOR SALE: Small WHlhut organ in
good condition. Phone 2089.
FOR SALE 01dg76wth seasoned ?
foot cedar posts. Also 8 and 9 foot
anchor posts. See Ceroid J. Parker,
610 S. Central.
PURE P U M 1 C EBTrfi35TNS TfD"
P 3 SU0.00 per M
4 x 8 X I2 - 120.00 per M
4 x 4 x U Chimney brick at 6c each.
Now making uxtixU at l0.00 per M
We are still taking orders. All prices
f ob. Tionesta, Calif. or Information
wruo iimDer mountain Pumice Pro-
uut-Ui Aionesia, uaill.
WANTED Good used child's wagon.
Call Mrs. Dodson at 3643 between
9 and 5.
DART BOARDS AND bAATS A few
left at SIMS BROS.
WANTED Small piano A-l condl-
non. rn. ojuij.
REDMAN will sponsor a dance Sat..
Dec. 13, Redman Pocahontas end
sue3tsi are invited
W ANTED Ass is t ant bookkeeper, per-
manent position with auto agency.
Write long hand, P. O. Box 1386.
Medford.
FOR SALE Pre-war blue daveno
makes Into bed. Call 4774 between
8 a. m. and 3 p. m.
! FOR SALE Man's bicycle, extra
Kooa. see mi (.oca cm niant. him .
ness hours, evenings at 329 West
jaexson. rnone 2307.
LOST Brown leather wallet Sunday
ucc. , contains moDiie credit card,
Masonic dues card. E. C. Sartian
?,?Ro.BeAv-a- Ph. 7379. Reward.
CviCAA-Ncw lv" room frome"T5
OHOJJ Talent, 4 lots, chicken
house, well fenced, close
to school. Owner leavlnr. immediate
possession.
HARRY LONO. Real Estate
1258 8. Riverside
Phone 8922
TOY TANKS with moving tread
SIMS BROS.
ONCE OFF
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nu man wr Hulvlltj)6uM A ' ' ' t
habits finds himself In-f
voted" with a foot-looisl :
beauty in
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TOR 8 ALB Motorola car radio wtth
antenna and all accessories, 1941
model never been used. PhlUipa
Radio Service. 1307 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE 3 -room furnished house
and four lota in Talent, cow. pigs,
chickens and rabbits. Call Ashland
6495.
FOR SALE Mink dyed muskrat ooat
site 12-14, excellent condition, call
3931
FOR SALE 43 Calibre Colt police
special revolver, oooo eonmuon, u.
E. Ellender. 120 Laurel. Ph. 4959.
ANTkb Portable combination
Phonograph. Ph. 3390.
MODELING CLAY for that young
ster a ChrlstmAi. W also have extra
Clay. M.MS BROS.
FOR SALE Men's plaid" "topcoat site
44, giri s ngnt twee a coat, sue la.
Ph. 436a.
WANTED Experienced room clerk.
Hotel Medford.
W A NTED Woman to work at Berry
dale Restaurant 0 hours dally, 10
a. m. to 4 p. m., best of wagea, no
Sunday work. Phone 901C.
BENEFIT apron sale atValt's Radio
shop, 411 E. Main, Thursday, Dec.
13, 10 a. nyto Sjp. m.
FOR SALE 1942 a3oor"TrTudson
sedan. Has radio. Below Celling.
uox uo Tribune.
FOTfED Plants. Begonias. Primrose.
rerns, etc. Christmas wrapped. Bar
rydsle Flower Farm, Old Highway
North of "Y" Intersection.
fOH SALE Heatlng stoVo, circulator.
nurns wood or coal, 243 Beany.
FOR SALE Five room modern house.
furnished or unfurnished. Fine con
dition. Close in. Box 09, Mail Trib
une.
BICYCLE BASKETS two sites all
m eUil prewar q uallty. SIMS B R OS.
ROOM for gentleman with private
bathroom. Private entrance. Close
x in. References. 800 W. 10th.
CAR Radio for saleTThone 2730.
FOR SALE" Lionel" engine, cars,
track and switches $30.00. Phone
2000 days, tt)13 evening
fOH TRADE Corona typewriter and
or 32 Winchester special for good
binoculors. Phone 2000 days. 0913
evenings.
FOR SALE Toy printing press; hock
ey skates, size 7; boy's C C M. hock
ey skates, size 3; rubher boots, size
3; boy s all wool tweed suit. All In
excellent condition. Phone JI343.
FOR SALE '42 H'nwlteya trailer
house, 18 ft. Excellent condition.
401 E. 2th McKennoy.
FOR RENT By Day lalnl spray
guns. Faber's. 34 S. Riverside.
jCACTO KNIFE AND TOOL sets for
the model builders Christmas. SIMS
BltOS.
FOR VALE Beautiful sable.dyed
muskrat fur coat in excellent con
dition. Small size. 310 Beatty, Phone
3394 after 3 p. m.
FINEST grade of Christmas holly at
rubers, is s. Hiversuie,
CC9AAR l31 10 Acres, 3 acres
jOjUU under the dlth, d room
x house, pressure system,
cmv water available, barn, locatea
olose to town. Ray Schumacher.
broker, 417-419 E. Main, Phone
S-iflS. Sundays call 07bS
FOR RENT Electric floor polisher.
raber s, 34 a. Hivere.no.
WANT To Buy from owner, "mall
homa with 1 to 8 acres or a folng
business. Mr. Ferguson, 303 Grand
Hotel.
$12,500
8 Acres, J "room mod'
ern, basement, furnace.
barn, fruit shed. 0
eres In Deaches and cherries. Irrl
gated. Buildings would cost major
part or purcnase price. Lomieo on
09 Hiway. Good location for auto
rnmn.
COCAA 2T Acre". rooms, modern
JOJUU large barn, 10 acres free
1 water, 10 acres paid wa
ter. Located on paved highway.
Some stock and machinery.
CCCAA 8 Acree D'AnJo peare,
IMlilllll verv best of soil, no miss-
Y tuft trees or disease, crops
in full benring. Terms.
COOPER REAL ESTATE
Chas. Blaess, SMenman
223 North Riverside Phone 7357
3$ PIECE PLASTIC "dTsri set-feafiy
a rie luxe set. SIMS BROS,
12 GAUGE double, like new, for sale
or will swap for la or zu gauge
Prefer oumo. Phone 0103.
TON first class baled
alfalfa.
U mile north of Bear Creek bridge,
central roiru.
WANTED TO BUY K 8 Internatlon
a) truck or similar size. Late mode),
no Junk. Phone evenings 0986,
Medford.
FOR SALE 21 acres, strictly ma
Hern tin to data 7 room house: 2
new tractors completely equipped
with all kind or line macnincry,
Livestock. A real home and a real
place. Can be bought either with
or without livestock and equip
ment. One of the best small plac
es in Jackson county, irmune box
rio. 402.
House & Aiito'Radlos repaired. Batter
les charged. Albrights. 21H riaven.
WHY NOT buy your Xmas tree from
an ex GI. End or . central.
MEAT curing made easy. Morton's
Sugar Cure Tender, quick, meat
pumps.
F. E. SAMSON CO.
rM Mucks, tractors, steam
SHOVELS, TANKS, PERISCOPES
4c TRAIN SETS. We have a few of
each of these items left that will
make soma child happy on Christ-
mas morning. SIMS BROS.
HERE'S A TIP! Give her one of
those beautiful chrome-X cesser
oles. Give him one of those prac
tical mnto-tnoi sets.
ACME HARDWARE
Main St Grape. Phone 6978
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Tuesday. Dec. 11, 1945 MEDFORD MAIL -TRIBUNE SEVEN
FOR RADIO REPAIRS that stay ftx-
a see nmip naaio service, i3U7
N. Riverside.
CHRISTMAS wrapptnf paper in
boxes. Ms Ka tine subscriptions.
Frances Cochran, 41T J St. Phone
3368.
FOR SALE ChUdrens overalls in
pasiei gabardines, embroidered btrts.
Sices l to 3. Cottage Speciality
Shop. 414 Arcadia St
WANTED SaVea clerks and cafe help.
Good wanes. Experience unneces
nary. Apply Camp White Exchange
ofttce or dial 3231 extension 3130.
VisiT"the Gem Cettage and select
your enrmmaa guts irom the new
large stork of Orejron Agate Jew
airy. Rings, brooches, bracelets,
pendants and earrings, as well as a
wide variety of Indian Jewelry.
Open seven days a week from 9 00
- m. to 0 00 p. m. 21 miles north
of Medford on Hlshwav 9ft."
ANTED ' Fountain and sandwich
gins. Good wages. Liberal vacation
and sick leave poltcy. Apply Camp
White Exchange office or dial 3221
extension 6130.
17 DAYS till XmaT So hurry' and
pick out your agate Jewelry while
stock is complete. Use our lay
away plan if you wish. Santo Agate
Shoo. 411 E. Main St.. Medford. Or
WANTED Experienced gTill cook.
uooa wattes, noerai vacation ana
sick leave policy. Apply Camp
White Exchange office or dial 3221
extension 8130.
Subterranean dldVSR The dry-
land pasture. Plant now,
F. E. S A MSON CO.
HAVE your furniture re upholstered.
re-glued. Phone 2008. Mr. Thlbault.
ALTA FESCUE A fine pasture grass.
F. E. SAJVJSON CO.
ALFALFA Choice rabhlt hnv: also
1st cutting alfalfa. Get a bale or
load. We deliver.
F. E. SAMSON CO.
Chtx Diapers
Receiving Blankets
Knitted Nightgowns and Wrapper.
Many new Toys to select from
TINY TOTS SHOP
3rd Floor,
Medford Bldg.
SerVIce
A new service for Medford. All
households need a handyman. We
buy, sell, repair all household
appliances. Phone 3388 or 23H8.
Ask for Fqm Grab. 36 So. Grape St.
DAY CARE of children by the hour
or week at Holmes Nursery. 403
Board man Phone 4310.
WATCH" REPAIRING" Also"hew
watches. 24 hour service on wateh
cryitals. Steves Watch Shop. 411
EMaln. Med lord.
BULL SERVICE at your place. Regls
t e r e d Hereforda and registered
Guernsey, phone 0033. Harry E.
Miller.
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Time Cash and Gee
Call Automobile Market.
Friendly Medford Dealer
Ph. 3919 flth and Bartlatt
No Red Tape When You Sail
to US
FOR SALE Silver fira for Chrlstmss.
Call 2721, hetween 10 ajn. and
4 p. m. 427 E. Main
OAA 1 acre irrigated In Bart
wOJUv J"' pears, 4 jooma mo
dern, completely furnish
ed house, fire place and floor fur
nace, maple floor, good condition:
Jarage and workshop, pressure ays
em. Close In.
(JQCAA 4S acres Irrigated clover,
POuUu 8 room modern house,
S bedrooms, good con
struction; 3 large chicken houses,
brooder, double garnge. barn, fruit
room and woodshed, family orch
ard. Term.
d7CAf 8 acree sub-Irrigated
tD I JUU acres alfalfa, 0 room
new modern house; chick
en house, material for barn, drilled
well and pressure system. Close in.
Terms.
A LARGE Bartlett, cherry, apricot
and peach orchard fully equipped
and with good Income, rood terms,
near pavement and Medford.
LISTINGS are needed on town pro
perty, lots and small acreages for
ready huvera.
SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO.
Medford Grants Pass
Box 640 Phone 8390
Want RelUf Prom
ARTHRITIS
PAINS?
Try Tysmol on This Monoy
Back Guarantor
Tf yon are suffering from the stab
bing pains of arthritis, rheumstlsm.
sciatica or neuritis, go today and buy
a tube of Tysmol at any good drug
tore. Apply this delightful ahanrbent
to the part that hurts and watch re
sult, Tou should see a difference after
the very first application.
Bhould Tysmol fall to give satisfac
tion by relieving the torturing pains,
sornss or stiffness tn muscloi or 11k
ments. Just return empty tube and the
manufacturer will refund your money.
Too will find Tysmol pleasantly dis
tinctive smong preparations of Its
clasa. Guaranteed to be free, from nar
cotics and dope. Sold by leading drug
rlBta averywhflre. Caution: Use only as
Jlrer.tsd. Alwiiys In atortt at
Batter Medford Drug Stores
You Can
Depend on
Humphrey
to Give You
a Good Deal
if you want to
Buy or Sail a
USED CAR
Humphrey Motors
Usad Car Exchange
33 S. Riverside Ave.
Learn the Latest Dance Steps
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WANTED I will rent a nica apt tn
Medford to anyone having a house
that I can rent in Jacksonville. E.
F. Bingham. 113 Laurel, Apt. No. 1.
WANTU3 iO KEN 'l 3 or 4 oeafoom
house unfurnished Phone -64 13
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Tire Repairing
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Medford Dance Studio
Want to be the most popular
partner in your crowd?
Classes are forming right now.
Come or phone 5864 for a dance
analysis. Enroll then and there
... set off on the right toot at
your next party. Rates are sur
prisingly low.
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