Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 18, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Council to Meet Regulari meeting of Medford city council will be held in the council cham bers In the city hall tonight. Only routine business has been scheduled. To Practice The older peo ple's chorus of the Eagles' lodge will practice Wednesday at T.iO p. m. at the hall, 217 West Main street The chorus is preparing a Christmas program. Name Omitted The name of Janet Mercer was Inadvertently omitted from the list of honor roll students of Roosevelt school published in yesterday's issue. Janet is a fifth is pupil at tne school. a To Serve Dinner Jackson ville Parent-Teacher association will hold a benefit chicken din ner from 6 to 8 p. m. Friday, Dec. 21, at the school cafeteria Tickets may be obtained oy phoning Mrs. Otto Heckert, Jack sonville 462. . Gideons Regular meeting of the Gideons was held last Mon day evening in the Salvation Army Citadel. A Christmas pro gram was presented by the Ladles' Auxiliary and colored slides of "The Christmas Story" were shown by Adjt. C. Rosnick. Mrs. Mable Jewett gave "The Life "of Mary." A short business session and refreshments fol lowed. George A. Hacking, field secretary, attended the meeting and gave a short talk at the close. VUitor Leaves Mrs. William D. Bray left yesterday for her home in Kansas City after spend ing two months in the valley with her parents-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Jouett P. Bray, Lozier Lane. Mrs. Bray came west to meet her husband, Captain Bray, chaplain, who has been stationed on Sai pan for the past several months, but returned home upon receiv ing word that her husband had been assigned to further duty on Iwo Jima and would remain overseas for three additional months. Mrs. Bray plans to re turn west in March when the chaplain expects to arrive home. Discharges Among those re cently receiving honorable dis charges from the armed forces are John White, EM3C, Trail; Leo Rosecrans, Slc, route 1, box 150, Central Point; Raymond Renzema, PhM2c, 532 Scenic Drive; Henry Williams, PhM2c 153 Second street; Pfc. Ralph McCormack, 347 High street; Marvin Botts, route 1, box 210; MSgt. Monroe Davis, 637 East Main street and Sgt. Kenneth Braa, route 1, box 89, all of Ashland. Others are John Rus sell, Jr., cox., 450 Haven street; Carl Short, soundman 2c; Ned Coverdale, S2c, 205 McAn drews Road; Clarence Hansen, SoM3c, route 2, box 306; Capt. Robert Forbes, 302 Orange street; Pfc. Norman Bailey, 1028 Reddy avenut; Pvt. George Rob erts, 327 West Second street; T5 Leslie Elmore, box 62; Ray mond Sims, ETM 1c, 214 West Main street, and Harold Young, CMlc, 534 Mae street, all of Medford. You Can Depend on Humphrey to Give You a Good Deal if you want to Buy or Sell a USED CAR Humphrey Motors Used Car Exchange 33 S. Riverside Ave. NEATNESS IS A MARK OF DISTINCTION WHICH ONLY THE Best Dry CAN GIVE YOU Acme Dry 1728 North Phone 4263 fstfil frf ffif it Mi isam m 7:30 lo 10:30 SKATING PARTIES by PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday 6:00 p. m. Mary Martha circle, Methodist church, dinner at church for husbands and friends. 6:45 p. m. Golden Link Bible class, First Baptist church, covered dish dinner at church and Christmas party. 7:30 p. m. Wesleyan Service guild, Methodist church, Christ mas party at home of Mrs. Beulah Faber. 7:30 p. m. Special closed meeting of Job's Daughters, Masonic hall, for majority de gree. 7:30 p. m. Veterans of For eign Wars and auxiliary, armory 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, P. E. O., home of Mrs. M. M. Mor ris, Kings' highway. Christmas stories by Miss Annette Gray. 8:00 p. m. Lady Lions' club, Christmas party at home of Mrs. Tom Flynn, 1301 East Main street. 8:00 p. m. Carnation club, Degree of Honor, home of Lo leta Bennett, 343 South Grape street. Wednesday 11:00 a. m. DAV Auxiliary Sewing club, home of Mrs. L. Tingley, 816 West Eleventh street." Potluck luncheon at noon. 12:30 p. m. Victory club, Reames chapter, covered dish luncheon and Christmas party, home of Mrs. A. K. Morse, Old Pacific Highway north. Bring exchange gift and service. 1:00 p. m. Get-Together club, dessert luncheon and card party at Eagles' hall. Award of grand prize. 1:00 p. m. Past Matrons' club of Nevita chapter, luncheon and Christmas party at home of Mrs. Victor Bursell. 1:00 p. m. Women of Ro tary, luncheon at home of Mrs. Charles W. Lemery. Mrs. Ken neth Denman, Mrs. Allen Perry, assistant hostesses. 2:00 p. m. Priscilla circle, Methodist church, home of Mrs. Ida Hautt, 328 Haven street. Christmas party. 2:30 p. m. Wednesday Study club, Christmas party at Girls' Community club. Gift exchange. Apply to Build Applications for building permits were made yesterday at the office of the city superintendent by E. A. Prlngle, 932 Queen Anne avenue, to remodel a residence at a cost of $300; Esther Medley, 208 Clark street, remodel residence, $40; John Pt Hartsook, to erect residences at 46 Summit avenue and 1410 West Main street, at a cost of $5,300 each; Walter Sev rin, 1303 North Riverside ave nue, residence and garage, $3500; and Jack Braun, 103 Court street, erect residence, $4,000. Thefts Reported Mrs. E. Tnrlrr 200 Trinn street, re ported to city police yesterday the thett or a Drown leainer purse containing ration books and a considerable amount of money. Mrs. Tucker told offi cers she was In a local store at the time. Also reported stolen was a German-made camera val ued at $25, taken last night from a car belonging to Coy Bailey, 333 East Jackson street. The glove compartment of Bailey's auto, parked near Third and Sixth streets, had been pried open, police said. Sons Home Sgt. James L. Worden a'.d Pfc. Weston A. Wor den, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. Worden, Jacksonville star route, have returned to the home of their parents following hon orable discharges from the ser vice. James Worden received a discharge Dec. 8 at Ft. Lewis, Wash., following service in Afri ca and Italy with the army air force. Weston Worden, who en listed in the marine corps in 1943, spent almost two years in the South Pacific theater. He was discharged Dec. 8 at the Asloria naval air base. Cleaning Cleaners Riverside Jack Thurman, Owner I'll fai'i Let's Go ROLLER SKATiiiG MEDFORD ARMORY WED.. FRI.. SAT. and SUN NIGHTS SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT Party Announced Ladles' Auxiliary, F.O.E., will have a Christmas party following the business meeting Thursday night at the lodge hall. All members attending are asked to bring a gift for exchange. Cars Collide Cars operated by Don Anchors, route 1, Grants Pass, and Kendall L. Walker, Hanover, Ind., collided yester day at the intersection of River side avenue and Sixth street causing considerable damage to both vehicles, reports filed with city police state. Plan Party Phoenix Exten sion unit will hold a Christmas party and exchange of gifts at a meeting set for Friday, Dec. 21, at the home of Mrs. A. E. Stevens. Those attending are asked to bring salad or dessert. Subject for the meeting, set for 10:30 a. m. will be "Good Taste at the Dining Table." To Washington Miss Audrey Nims is to leave the city Thurs day for a three weeks' visit in North Bend, Marshfield and Ta coma, Wash. Miss Nims plans to spend the holidays with her family in Tacoma and will re turn to Medford with her mother and sister, who plan to make their home here in the future. On Leave First Lt. John Dal laire, 926 Park avenue, has re turned home on terminal leave from the army until January when he will receive an honor able discharge from the service Lt. Dallaire, who was last sta tioned at Camp Rucker, Ala., re turned recently from 18 months overseas service in Africa and Italy. Court Records Justice Court Charles O. Long, combination overload, $11.25 and costs. Henry A. Ray, failure to stop at stop sign, $1 and costs. Stanley W. Malquist, no tail light, $1 and costs. W. H. Teel, rear end of car extending on highway 99, $1 and costs, Henry M. Bennett, reckless driving and truck speeding, cited. Jesse L. Gish, Improper lights, cited. Jesse W. Greene, failure to op erate on right side of highway, $1 and costs. Dudley M. Soloman, drunk on public highway, cited. Ellis A. Thorp, drunk In pub lic place, cited. Lloyd O. Roberts, violation of basic rule, cited. Gregorio R. Samano, no tail light, cited. Lester C. Gordon and George G. Sikes, overwidth load, cited. Jesse C. Kohn, no license plates, cited. Dwight W. McCorkle, viola tion of basic rule and one head light, $i and costs for each of fense. William H. Zumwalt, defec tive brakes, cited. Paul L. Alexander, violation of basic rule and no operator's license, cited. Russell D. Semon, overhang ing load, $1 and costs. Arvind I. Risland, failure to transfer title, and no tail light, cited. Donald A. Faber, no opera tor's license; no 1945 sticker, no tail light, $1 and costs for each offense. Police Court I Wade Stuart, Melvin C. Row-: den, Lee Ryan and Mrs. C. L. Skaggs, overparking, $1 bail each. j Mrs. H. Sitts, RInehart Krug- gle, Thomas D. Hershey and ! George Rasmussen, double park- i lng, $2.50. E. W. Hawkins, parked In ; alley, $5 fine. Michael Hagan and Gary Hawk, two on bicycle, $1 fine each. THE GRANGE Jacksonville Grange Jacksonville Grange H.E.C. will hold the Christmas party j Wednesday at the home of Louise Brockaway with a 1 p. m. turkey dinner. There will be a Christmas tree and exchange of ' gifts. j Phoenix H.E.C. j A pot-luck luncheon and gift: exchange will be held tomorrow ; during the meeting of the Phoe- i nix H.E.C., which Is to be at : the home of Laurel Poling. The meeting begins at 11:30 a. m. : BIRTHS CALKINS To Mr. and Mrs Clay V., Rt. 1, box 228, Dec. 17, 1945, a boy, 10 pounds, at Com munity hospital. Um Mall Tribuna Want Ad. Quickly Relieves Distress of if cm Corns A little Va-tro-nol Tip earn nostril promptly relieves enlBy, stuffy makes breathing easier. AIM doit prmnt many eoida Irom developing 11 used In time. Try 111 You'll like Ut Follow cirecuons In package. VICXSVA-TROffOL DAMAGES 2 SHIPS London, Dec. 18 U.K The U. S. heavy cruiser Augusta, loaded with homeward-bound American troops, flashed word that she had been damaged by heavy seas in a north Atlantic gale today and was turning back for emergency repairs In a Brit ish port. Simultaneously, British naval monitors Intercepted a call from the American aircraft carrier Wasp reporting that It also was in trouble after a 48-hour bat tering in the Atlantic. The Wasp was en route to Britain to pick up returning American troops when it plowed head-on into the storm Sunday. There was no immediate word on the extent of the damage to either ship, but terse radio mes sages said they expected to make port some time tomorrow. WIFE'S DEFECTION Los Angeles, Dec. 18 (U.P1 A jealous army veteran, his estranged wife and the man he suspected of stealing her love were dead today in a triangle shooting blamed on the hus band's professed inability to please the-pretty wife he called "man crazy." Police said that Julius F. So kol, 29, crashed through a living-room window at the home of his wife's parents last night, shot to death Mrs. Georgianna Sokol, 27, and Joseph Oliver, 30, then fatally wounded himself. Sokol, discharged from the air corps Nov. 16, had brooded over his wife's divorce suit, investi gators said. ROTARY PIONEER DIES Chicago, Dec. 18 (U.R) Sil vester Schiele, 75, first president of the first Rotary club, organ ized in Chicago, in 1905, died of a heart attack yesterday. Schiele was treasurer of the Internation al Rotary at the time of his death. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Bum saw, some ord wood and some wood to work up Morris Ranch, Tnble Rock. FOR RENT Would rent my Steinway player piano to right party. Call 3406 Ashland. FOR SALE Cheap, girl's bicycle. Call 206 5. Elm. Lloyd Breeding. 2 ROOM Cabins, edge of town, with" family cow and some wages to man for helping feed cattle twice daily. and cleaning barn. Write particulars to Tribune Box B32. TURKEYS Dressed, delivered. Phone WANTED To Rent or Lease-smaH house, on or about January 15. Write Tribune Box 043. FOR, SALE Zenith radio, 9 tube. 4 wave bands, table model, $35. E. L. Wol J5 1. 1, Box 277, Bellinger Rd. FOR SALE Bed, coil spring and mat tress, $25. Droop leaf table, S.V. willow porch chairs, $3.50 each. 643 South Centra). FOR SALE New Hampshire Red fry ers, dressed and delivered. Call 4611, 1502 Prune St. "AND I'LL HAVE A PINT OF VEED0L, PLEASE n Mechanical men and autoj can't talk ' iv?1ut if they could they would ask for Veedol 100 Pennsylvania, the motor oil that gives the "filjn of protection". Change your oil every 1000 miles or 60 days.) Open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. SUNDAY 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Cars Lubricated up to 10 at Night Except Sunday Listen to "Cactus Mae and Hit Songi of the West' KMED Tuesday and Thursday 8:15 to 8:30 p.m. Lewis Super Service 8th and Front TOR SALE Colt .45 automatic. Gov ernment model. Holster, and clips. One Penn Seagate reel. Phone 4366. 823 E M a i n. fOR SALE-Dayold calf. Jhone 6201 ROOMFor Rent to employed sen tip- man, outside entrance. 1 103 W. Main. WA NTE f Dress e d turkey" hen ready for oven. Must be delivered by Sat. Phone 11:30 12:30 Mrs. Davis 3855. LOST Black Jersey housecoat wit h flowered panel. Lost downtown Mon. evening, sixe IS. Reward, 229 S. Front St. Phone 2083. FOR SALE Large two-story house, close in, east side. This is now tn two complete apartments, which bring good rent. But it could be reconverted to a four-bedroom dwelling. Oil heater and tanks, fas hot water heaters, laundry trays, fireplace. Two garages. Beautiful trees and shrubs. $7500. Inquire at i una west utn t. FOR SALE 8 room house on north Pacific highway, 77 foot frontage. See sign about i mile west of Big V on south side of road. CHICKEN Dinner served by Jack sonville P.T.A. Friday, Dec. 31, from 6to 8 p. m. in school! cafeteria. $1 per plate. For tickets phone Mrs. Ot to Heckert, 462. CHRISTMAS Treea Your choice BOc each. Herb Craln's Mobile Station, 0 1 h and Central . WANTED st class mechanic," with hand tools. See Mr. Champ at Champ's Garage, 311 E. 6th St. WANTED Cook, also practical nurse. Good salary, room, board. Park View Convalescent Home, 133 Gran ite St.. A shland. Phone 70 0 J . Let us Help U "come to EARftT1-" CCAHfi 80,Acre ranch, 23 lrrigat uDwUv e(t clover, 3-room house, 10 ' cow barn, large henhouse, cow, tractor, machinery, 24 miles Medford. near good town, pave ment, school, electricity, creek. spring. $8000 i u Acres, una o-room modern home, sun-room, nook, fireplace, workshop, Insulated cooler, electric water heater, cemented garage, barn. 2 chicken houses, clover pasture. Ir rigated, fine lawn, fruit, shade, ce ment walks, deep well pressure sys tem. Close town, telephone. This is very nice place. $20,000- -ltu Acre siock KBncn, free soil, woven fenc ed. 60 acres free irri gation, free outrange. 7 -room semi modern home, fireplace, electricity, large barn, garare. will run up to 350 head cattle. School-bus, near store, terms. Cattle can be bought. TED GUETZLAFF AGENCY North City Limits Past Big Y Phone 3709 WF.LL Berried Holly. Faber' Farmers Supply. FbR SALE Pickup In good running" condition, good tires, new rings, new top, new battery. Price $100.00. Phjcme7278: FOR SALE" Cabmette radio RCA Victor, 11 tubes, like new, $50.00. Call 6485. FOR SALE Modern gas stove with light and Grayson clock control. Applv Mr. Carmlchael, mile So. of KlnRs Cafe, New Auto Court. Hwy. 9a. FOR SALE Double bud, mattress and coll springs; single bed and springs, daveno, dres&er, 0x12 rug. Phone 6334. BRAHS. BROS. AUCTION YARD Is your best market, continuously bet ter. We have consigned for Friday. Dec. 21, one herd of 8 dniry cows, Guernsey and Jerseys milking". " herd of 10 dairy cows, Jersey, from Roseburg; one herd of 13 white faced heifers and steers, yearlings, good quality, one herd of 10 white faced heifers, some with calves at their sides, some heavy springers; one herd of 15 dairy heifers, good quality; one herd of 6 Durham cows and heifers, all fat cattle; 2 registered white faced bulls. Domino strain; feeder pigs, fat hogs, and sows. Bring in your chickens and horses. Lawn chairs, kitchen chairs, fireplace screen, lawn bed, floor lamp, outboard mo tor, two 20 gauge pumps like new, electric cake mixer, cooking1 uten sils, library table, twin beds and commode, refrigerator and many other articles. You are always as sured of plenty of buyers, we hove the steadiest livestock market In Southern Oregon. We aim to please, plan now to consign your livestock for this sale. Brahs Bros., located ,a mile past fair grounds on Red wood Highway, Phone 633IU, Grants Pass, Ore. FOR SALE Front axle, springs and wheels, also C Melody saxaphone. 619 NuRlverslde. ttGENTLY needcdTiospltal bed. WTT1 rent or buy. Phone 370B after 8:30 p. m. USE Fishers Mormilk for your dairy. Faber's Farmers Supply. Phone 2119 1 MIDWAY AtTCTION YARDS SALE Thursday. Dec. 20, beginning at 10.30 a. m. Several head of spring er dairy cows; feeder hogs and horses. John Deera manure spreader, (a nice piece of equipment': large consign ment of belting pulleys and misc. Items. We have buyers wanting fat and feeder steers, also fat or feeder lambs. W. J. "BILL" BRAY, Auctioneer N. A. MEAD, Clerk WANTED Man or woman to ttav nighls with invalid man. Work not hlY?'pll.ne 3738 after S 30 p. m. FOR "SALE The Lowell Daurhcriy flnee. 1 mile south Phoenix, on liRhway OS), also furniture, Maytag and trailer. JUST ARRIVED NEW TXrTS WVterproofed, sizes 7x9 to 14x16. SEDAN TOP MATERIAL CANVAS 13 oa white. 18 or. water proofed. SEI.BY'S TOP A CLASS Phone 3075 Cor. Bartlett 8th St. GIRL'S While figure ice sltates, size 5, J5.0O: girl's wool suit, size 10. like new, $3.00. 824 North Rlver- side. WANTED Visible type gris pump. Loyd F. Sllvn, Old Redwood High- wsy. Phone BUY. Grants Pass, Ore. FOR SALE Dual tire's, tandem drive Adams motor grader, equipped for pushing logging trucks. Lovd F. Silva. Old Redwood Hifhway, Phone BUY. Grants Pass, Ore. CHRISTMUS" FUR SALE Nice selection of fine fur coals. Jack ets, fox scarfs and smaller neck pieces also some special reduced for this sale. Natural Kid skin (gray) $131)00; Brown Kid (small) S139.00; Black Caracul (Ige) $169 00; Mouton Alaska Lamb S173.O0; Mou ton Alaska Jacket SI 33.00: Seallnes all sires $139.00; Gray Lamb Coat Marge) S75 00; Ke-stvled Grnv Squirrel paw (small) $:)5.00; Re styled Weasel (labor only) $35.00. Many bargains too numerous to list. Sowers Fur Shop, Grants Pass, Ore. Phonejni PRIVATE party has $1300 00 to loan on first re.il estate mortgage. Trib- line Box 4S)8. WANTED To Rent By local couple, furnished or unfurnished apt. or house. Good references. No chll drenPhone 3J14 or 6919. SPECIAL prices on beautilul Rex begonias, potted plnnts. wreaths, pottery, etc. Also Zenith radio, 1730 N. Riverside, Keller's Greenhouse. FOR SALE One late model Hoover vacuum cleaner. Also 1 late model RCA Victor console type radio. Aft- er ScaM 814W. Bth. WAN TE D B es tcar $800.00 will buy. Phone JllMO afterJJp. m. FOR SALE New woodTafhe, Phone 3117. LARGE Gooseberry hushes, $3 each' Free delivery on 3 or more. Phone 3417. AM Equipped to transplant and'ra mve snia!lshrubbery. Phone 3417. FISHER'S 25. 80-and"-f00 lb. sacks of Calf Meal. Faber's, 34 S. River side. WAN TED l O K ENT - 3 ot 3 bedroom hnn.f unfurnished Phone 3413 ABC Washing MachhieT P'a"ckard"-l5en radio now on display at your Sow ing Machine Center. Place your orders now for early delivery. Sewing Machine Center. Phone 3.1H8. 22 South Grape St., Medford. BICYCLE BASKETS all metal SIMS BROS. FINE XssbRTSrF.N'fof toys still available at Firestone at prlco. TO Gl VE "A WAY 2 ba by bull Ta Ives. R. L. RayOak Grove. FOR SALE Special"-Darn Shovels. $1.23; Barn Brooms, $1.10. F. E. SAMSON CO. ALL METAL ROCKING HORSES come In and see these I 1 SIMS BROS; DOLLS and stuffed animals of aTl kinds at ti price. Firestone. 314 S. Riverside, WANT to contact trucker returning from Fresno or below empty. Have 4 tons of equipment to Medford. Ph6083. FOR SALE Limited quantity wKoTe or groundcorn. F. E. SAMSON CO. SCOOTERS ALL"1" METAL with- li ber tires shipment Just arrived at SIMS BROS. 23 N. Fir. WOOD FOR SALE 18""dry body ffr, 4 50 tier; 18" green oak, $4 30 tier. Del. In 5 and 8 tier lots. Drop cord to D G Lilly, Lake Creek. Ore. WANTED TO BUY Used carr Maf iHCk Food Storo, J'vllle Hlway. Start 1-.- .4 ' ! V i Bell ISforAdanoVl m:rYA GENE Ends fi YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. iw Removed to Sparta Bids I. H. LEONG, Herbalist Tuesday, Dee. 18, 1943 MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE SEVEN FOR SALE Supreme Pflueger reel, S20; practically new. Pre-war price, SJ2.Call2333. CHOICE 3rd Cutting Alfalfa. Sei a bale or a load. Don't feed poor hay tills winter when you can get good hay now. F. E. SAMSON CO. DART BOARDS Just a few leTE SIMS BROS. REPLACE" your broken window glass New glass Installed while you wait MEDFORD MILLWORK CO. The Glass (louse Phone 4112 10th and Grape. OLD FASHIONED S c r"a t c h with Plenty of cornF. E SAMSON CO. ANOTHER "Shipment snappv looking all-steel scooters, rubber tired han-dl-carts. and wide assortment of practical Christmas gifts at low prices. ACME HARDWARE, Main i Grape. TOY 'WHEELBARROWS Two sizes. SIMSBHOS. FOP CORN It really pops. JfTTE. SAMSON CO. "S ERVtCJ!" A new aervice for Medford. AM households need a handyman. We buy, sell, repair all household appliances. Thane 33t!8 or 2368 Ask for Kosa Greb, 28 So. Grape St. DAY CARE ol children hy the hour or week at Holmes N ursery. 402 Boardman. Phone 4510. CASH fN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time Caah and Qaa Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer Ph SOlfl Bth and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to US BLACK BOARDS three typei lo choose from SIMS BROS. X-tra Kjg Producer formore and lnrfier crrs. F. E. SAMSON CO. BULL SERVICE at your place. Regis tered Herefnrds nnd registered , Guernsey. Phone 6033. Harry Miller i V ATCH REPAIRING Also new ' watches. 24 hour service on watch i crystals. Steves Watch Shop, 411 E Main, Medford. JUST ARRIVED Tlenutlful flower bowls, vases, candle slicks, figu rines, etc. Large quantity, finest qunlitv to select from. ACME HARDWARE, Main St Grape, Phone 5K76. Bicycle lights just" SIMS BROS. arrived Subterranean Clover -Pasture Mixes English Rve Grans Alta Fescue. Sce F. E. SAM.SONCO. CHRISTMAS'THEES Best ever. 2nd truck load, 65c nnd up. Business good. Payless Market. 233 So. Riverside, opposite Firestone. WANTED TO "RENT furnished" or unfurnished home. In desirable vicinity, permnnent representative of large firm. Trlbtme Box 140. Cliifin 1 acre, 4 room house,-' 4 Jj4uUU "tanchion barn, feed shed. T chicken house, brooder. Iron fence in front, garage, work- snip. cioo in. city water. $16,000" 40 acres, all irrigated, in clover and alfalfa, 5 room modern house. bnsoment, laundry trays, good barn on cement. 4 incubators, 2 brood ers, pressure system to house and barn, stock nnd equipment, 5 miles out, uood terms, (J1 1 CAA acrea in peaches, M I OvU walnuts, cherries, alt T prime trees, some Irri gation, good 4 room house, 2 bed rooms, pressure system, gtiod yard and shrubs with barbecue, barn, garage, and packing house. Close tn; good terms. GOOD Bartlett orchard, east aide building ailes wanted (or ready buyers, SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO. Medford Grants Pass R00 Block on South Riverside P. O. Box 048 Phone 0300 DIONfJEUINTS' always rely on this grant rub lor C0UGHSd,u.'C0LDS Chile', Mild TOMORROW WAGM! HUMAN! MOVING! The HEART STIRRING STORY THAT WON THE PULITZER TIE&NEY JOHN HODIAK WILLIAM BENDIX 7 Olann IANGAN . Richard CONTI Stanley PRAGER Henry MORGAN Mcataaut BANKS Rted HADLEY i0;0i0!0!0!0!0i0!0!0i0? SB Y A NVK&SH Bell W REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Htart. Rheumatism. Asthma Catarrh. Pilas Prostata Gland Eesama and all dis orders at Lltr Kldnaf Troubla and other complaints disappaar attar using. CHINESE KERBS in Phone 5817 17 DAYS till Xmaa. So hurry end pick out your agaU Jewelry while stock Is complete. Use our lay away plan II you wish Santo Agnta Shop. 411 E. Main St.. Medford, Ore. WHY NOT buy your Xmas trcTTfroni an ex Of. End of S. Central. BICYCLE HEADLfGHTS-Zr-battery and generator type SIMS BROS. khit . -ritkfitik ENDS WED. STARTS WEDNESDAY THE TECHNICOLOR STOHTOr .pflv AUUIDIN and his f woadartul VAMF1 If KVr;;ir )V t'v"1' i ' Am (IMF i ssgip.si.ii.yjiijjsiiiiiu jpi.as1'.; "i m' .'JA..j, LAST TIMES TONITE SHERIDAN l.ff-.r LYNN HrassrtvfiOGART "Blonda Ransom" with VIRGINIA GREY DONALD WOOD TOMORROW VAN JOHNSON and FAYE EMERSON In 'Born For Trouble' Plus "7 aeizajaoiiflLiiSsa LAST DAY Vlmsnt PRICE "a iw MITCHELL KsiiitXa i'JiilkVIIH I'l'L'l .. T.VsB XiM I VII" I'lY ZOL7 CI