r LOCAL and
Lun For South Mr. and
. Mrs. S. W. Hess and Mrs. Nell
. Bean, 625 North Riverside ave
nue, left the city this afternoon
'for Vallejo, Calif., where they
plan to spend a week visiting at
the home of Mrs. Eddie Vander,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hess.
Plan Party Plans have been
completed for the sixth annual
birthday party of Sojourners'
club to be held Thursday at 1
p. m. at the USO auditorium.
Past presidents and charter
members will be especially hon
ored and a musical program will
be given. Reservations are to
be made with Mrs. Frances Sim
cox, 3423.
To Receive Caps A capping
ceremony will be held for the
most recent class of Red Cross
Hospital and Recreation corps
trainees Thursday at 10:30 a. m.
in the lounge of the Camp White
hospital. A cordial invitation to
attend the ceremonies Is extend
ed to members of the Red Cross
Motor corps and to senior mem
bers of the Grey Ladies, accord
ing to an announcement from
the Red Cross office.
i
Grigsby Released James W.
Grigsby, Jr., formerly an elec
trician's mate third class in the
navy, was discharged from the
service at Bremerton last week
and arrived in the valley Sun
day. Young Grigsby served for
18 months on the USS Wharton,
navy transport, traveling to
many different parts of the Pa
cific war theater. He will enter
business with his father at the
Klocker Printery in Medford
For the present Mr. and Mrs.
Grigsby, Jr., will reside In Jack
sonville with, his parents.
To O and C John Carnegie,
now on terminal leave from the
army after service in the South
Pacific theater, has been assign
ed to the local O and C Revest
ed Lands administration office
as a junior forester. E. K. Pe
terson, district forester, stated
today. Carnegie, who with his
wife and daughter is residing in
Albany at present, will report
for work here March 1. He serv
ed a short time at the local of-
' flee before entering the army in
1942 and is a graduate of Ore
gon State college. The officer
was a guest last week of his
. uncle, C. C. Archibald, 715 S.
Oakdale avenue.
TAKES TO
PLANTATION
Old Fashioned...,
Highballs . . . Man
hattan are smootner
when made with
Plantation.
Get the flavor Im
pression of rich
whiskey . Smoothness
of a fine liqueur
Boldness remindful
of fine brandy. Test
it straight too.
Life ia pleasant with
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PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Tuesday
8:00 p. m. Nevita chapter No.
93, O.E.S., at hall. Central Point.
8:00 p. m. Degree of Honor,
initiation.
8:00 p. m. Jackson County
chapter No. 8. DAV and auxil
iary, important business meeting
at Medford armory followed by
Lincoln program.
8:00 p. m. Pythian club,
home of Mrs. E. H. Mann, 47
Rose avenue.
Wednesday
1:00 p. m. Ladies Auxiliary,
VFW, home of Mrs. Mary
Schulz, 654 S. Holly street, for
dessert and sewing.
1:30 p. m. Mistletoe club,
dessert luncheon at Girls' Com
munity club. Elsa Walker, chair
man. Group will tie comforter.
In Hospital Mrs. T. W. Poff
of 1110 West Tenth street Is re
covering in Community hospital
today after undergoing major
surgery yesterday, the family re
ported this morning.
Unit To Meet Phoenix Ex
tension unit will meet Friday,
Feb. 15, at the home of Mrs. Van
Quackenbush at 10:30 a. m.
"Main Dish Meals" will be the
topic in charge of Mrs. Cook and
Mrs. Calwell, leaders.
Correction Howard Exten
sion unit will meet Thursday,
Feb. 14, instead of Friday, as
announced yesterday. The meet
ing will be at the home of Mrs.
Paul Robertson, Berrydale, at
10:30 a. m., the topic to be "Main
Dish Meals."
...
To Show Film A March of
Time film on "Farming" will be
shown at the parish house of St.
Mark's Episcopal church tonight
at 8 p. m. Discussion on the sub
ject will be led by T. V. Wil
liams. The general public is in
vited to attend.
Mrs. Jones Here Mrs. Nora
Jones of Los Angeles, Calif., ar
rived in the county last week for
an extended visit with friends
and relatives in Medford and
with her son, Stanley C. Jones
and family, formerly of Medford
and now of Ashland.
In Hospital Earl Y o a k 1 e y,
444 South Ivy street, is confined
to Good Samaritan hospital,
Portland, following major sur
gery Friday. He is reported to
be convalescing satisfactorily.
but will be remaining in the hos
pital for several weeks.
Light- Stolen Two amber fog
ugnts, one bracket and a gen
erator were stolen Saturday
night from a car belonging to
Mrs. Geraldine Tedrick, Butte
Falls, city police were told yes
terday. The Tedrick auto was
parked In the city parking lot at
the time, police said.
.
To Resume Dances Dances
will be resumed at Service Club
No. 2 at Camp White Thursday
Feb. 14, the director, Mrs. Don
Safford, announced yesterday.
The dance Thursday will be a
formal St. Valentine's party with
orchestra and refreshments. All
young women of the valley are
cordially invited to attend.
Hours are from 8:30 to 11:30
p. m.
...
On Furlough Pfc. James L.
Graham, youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Pat .Graham, 108 Cot
tage street, arrived home today
from Ft. Sam Houston, Tex., to
spend 30-day furlough with his
parents. Graham, who will re
port to Ft- Lewis, Wash., upon
expiration of the furlough, has
re-inlisted in the army for three
years service in the European
theater. In the army since June,
he is a member of the medical
corps. The Grahams have two
other sons in the service, Dan,
now in training at West Point,
and Pat, Jr., with the navy in
New York.
...
Report To Boards - Jackson
county men reporting yesterday
to selective service boards fol
lowing honorable discharges
from the service were Trafton
D. Bench, Phillip F. Brainerd,
Gerald J. Bryant, Albert C.
Carlson, Frank E. Carter, John
ia
Jaycees Membership Goose Missing;
Last Seen at U. S. National Bank
Whether someone will have to
Inform Aunt Rosie that her old
gray goose Is dead is a much dis
cussed question among Junior
Chamber of Commerce members
right now.
The main problem, however,
seems to be that the corpus de
licti, if there is one, has disap
peared. About one week ago the
"membership honker" flew the
coop and hasn't been seen by
the Jaycees, at least, since Jerry
Latham tied him to a chair and
left him in the care of Bob
B. Chastaln, Ernest G. Chlldreth,
Robert N. Deprez, Gene H. Fore
see) Gene H. Hanners, Leonard
S. Hake, Harold E. Hargitt, Har
old H. Head, Arthur R. Hume,
Carl E. Isenhower, Russell P.
Jensen, Lorenzo C. Johnson,
Boyd C. Kline, Robert Ladd, Ted
L. McNerney, Daniel J. Medo
vich, Leonard H. Morrow,
Charles A. Radcliff, James E.
Simpson, Jess F. Stout, Gilbert
B. Thompson, Vernon J. Wad
dell, Ross M. Webb and Elmer
B. Zumwalt
CARTOONIST TO GIVE
OAK GROVE PROGRAM
Victor Onstad, cartooning Nor
wegian entertainer, will be pre
sented at the Oak Grove school
gymnasium Wednesday, Feb. 13,
his performance to be sponsored
by the Parent-Teacher associa
tion of the school. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
Onstad is said to present a
fascinating program, skillfully
drawing scenes in full color as
well as demonstrating cartoon
ing stunts and tricks. The en
tertainment will begin at 7:30
p. m.
Court Records
Police Court
Sigma Mitchell, disorderly
conduct, released on $10 bail.
Reginald A. Stagg, double
parking, $2.50 fine.
Virgil Schafer, parked In al
ley, $5 fine.
Livestock
Portland, Ore., Feb. 13 (UP)
Livestock:
Cattle 150, calveg 35. Demand
broad; early sales fully steady but
supply mostly cows. Few very food
steers steady at 10.25-16.50, top Mon
day 17.00: best heifers 16.50; common
heifers around 7.00; canner-cutter
cows largely 7.00-9.00; fat dairy type
cows 10.00-11.00; odd heavy cows to
7.50; good beef cows up to 13 50;
good bulls salable around 12.00-13 00;
good-choice vealera quotable 15 50
16.50. Hogs 100. Active; few sales steady
Barrows and flllts mostly 15.80: sood
sows salable 13.75-14.00; odd light
sows 14.25; good-choice feeder pigs
salable around is.oo-is.30; top Mon
day 16.00.
Sheep: 350. Very little sold but de
mand broad; fully steady. Good
choice wooled lambs 14.25-14.50, sort
ed carload held around 14.75; good
ewes 6.00.
Chicago. Feb. 13 (UP) ("USD A)
Livestock:
Hogs: 4500, active and steady; good
and choice barrows and gllta 14 85.
the celling. Sows at 14.10. the celling.
Cattle: 7.500. Calves: 1.000. Most
killing classes strong to 25 cents high
er, fairly active at advance, especially
on good and near-choice steers and
heifers. Best steers 17.65, bulk 15 00
17.25; best heifers. 16.50, bulk 14.00
16.00; strictly good beef cows 14.25.
common and medium grades 0 50
13.00; heavy sausage bulls to 13 23;
and fat bulla to 14.25; Veaiers 15 50
down.
Sheep: 15,000. Rather slow, early
sales slaughter lambs about steady.
tour loads good and cnoice red west
ern woolskins 15.35 Including two
loaas uoioraaos.
South San Francisco, Feb. 12 (UP)
Livestock:
Cattle 200, slow; steers weak; she
stock steady to 25c lower. Largely
mixed range and trucked In dairy
cows otierea; more cautious Duying;
bulk cutter-common cows 8 5O-10 50:
few 1125-lb. dairybred slaughter cows
11.00; canners 7.50-8.00; few common
sausage bulls 10.00-10 50. Calves,
none; good-choice veaiers quoted
14 3U-1D.OU.
Hogs 100, steady, package good
choice 260-lb. barrows and gilts 15 80;
odd good sows 15.05.
Sheep 600; good to choice lambs
scarce; medium-good lambs weak to
50C lower; late yesterday, deck good
96-lh. lambs 14.25; medium-good
lamns i3.su; common 77-ins. iz ou;
medium-good ewes quoted 5.50-7.00.
Portland Produce
Portland, Fb. lj (tJP) Wholaaal.
market prices:
Rhubarb Hothouaa, extra fancy
S3 50: (arm $3 0; choice 12.75 per 19
pound box.
Tomatoes California S5SS lur. Im
perlal 31c lb.
8. F. DAIRY PRICES
San Francisco, Feb. 12 U.R
Dairy market:
Butter: 83 score 48V4, 62 score
48, 90 score 47.
Cheese: Loafs 28.18-31.93, trip
lets 27.18-30.83.
Eggs: Large grade A 41V4,
medium grade A 38V4, small
grade A 33V4, large grade B
37V4.
Valentine
BOX SOCIAL and DANCE
Thursday, Feb. 14 at
Eagle Point Grange Hall
No Admission Charge
FREE COFFEE
Music by Johnnie's Orchestra
All Ladies Bring Boxes
Public Invited
Schenck at the "United States
National bank.
"Junior," as the 'handsome
fowl is named, being an inde
pendent soul may have feared
being shoved around and run off
to live his own life. He was be
ing used by the junior chamber
to stimulate a membership drive
in which a Jaycee was required,
until he had 'signed up a mem
ber, to care for "Junior."
Anyone knowing the where
abouts of the goose is asked to
contact Schenck as he is next
custodian of the fowl.
Talent Thespians
To Vie For Roles
Talent, Feb. 12 Cast tryouts
for a three-act play, "The Bright
Penny, are being held at the
high school here this week. Stu
dents will present the drama
some time in April. A cast of
four men and five women is
sought by the director, Mrs. El
lenita Bales.
Closing time for Sunday Too Late
to Classify 4:00 Saturday afternoon
Please remember
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE Nice blonde spaced fe
male cocker. Must be placed with
children. Humane society.
LOST Wide rhinestone link bracelet
at scene of accident on Crater Lake
h shway. Jan 20. Reward, n. now
MR. LEES. Central Point., please get
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pn. zeuu
FOR SALE 120 base Werlltaer accor-
-ii I nMJltiAV OK Ti-nil 11(17
WANTED Pla in sewing and altering
-un j -Uthu U V Rirriuall
FREE Dry planer shavings for fuel
oring your w uw ui -
BefinUhlng Mill, South Pacific Hi
way. WE PAINT AUTOMOBILE in a way
that manes ine owner prima v ma
car. AND also we guarantee that
the finish will not check or fall
off. Mitchell Paint Shop. 608 S.
Riverside.
BICYCLE TIRES AND TUBES All
popular SUes in BIOCK Munnnn
TT7i?r ntiAi.TTV SIMS BROS.
FOR SALE Practically new electric
iron, o; large icwu.ci m e
$5; new sofa pillows, 50c each;
sheets 81; slips 35c; 3 new chenille
spreads, green, blue, rose, cost
$18.98 each, sell for $10 each; large
Cannon bath towels, never used.
$1 each; 6 pair lined green bro
caded drapes, same as new. $10
pair; 3 pair new organdie curtains.
3.50 pair. 2 large foot lockers, $4
each; 1 large grey metal suit case.
$5; 8 pair metal drape hangers, $1
pair, nil aoum rcaui, rnum -
MORE BUYERS Make Brahs Bros.
Auction Yards your best market.
We hanve consigned for Friday.
16th, 9 head of good Jersey dairy
cows, all fresh or springers, heavy
and Jarsevs. 15 dairy heifers.
Guernseys and Jerseys; 30 head of
tiereiora ana uuuwni
fed, good quality; 10 head white
face steers, grain led; 30 head of
riatrv tvne slaughter cows, 10
head of Guernsey cows and heif
ers: 2 grain rea nereiaru uui,
registered Brown Swiss bull 4 years
i j . y. a .1.. taMarm mnei iniVI. 3
spotted broke Shetland ponies; 1
lean bred saddler, 3 half breed
Shetland ponies; 3 one-nail rjrea
quarter horses, 3 yrs. old; 4 other
horses. ,
Furniture! Yes we have lots of It.
3 davenports, dining set, kitchen
set, anything you want. Plan now
to consign your livestock and furni
ture for this sale.
Brahs Bros. Auction Yards. H mile
past the fair grounds, Grants Pass,
Phone 533R1 for hauling.
FOR SALE Glass enclosed" gold
scales, complete with weights. $50.
i,.n. "trtao
FOR SALE Fertilizer and top soil.
Phone 4389. .
FOR SALE '35 Plymouth sedan.
$o3U inquire u it. nr.
FOR RENT Bed room with house
keeping priveleges, everything fur
nished. No drinkers or woman
smokers. 25 mln. drive from Med
ford, $35 mo. Inquire at store, Gold
niil. w . n. m una.
a n a s If ntalv ttinrulA 5 ftfrra
"Tracl
XolJU fronting on Rogue river
near Shady cove. electri
city. Ideal for that dream cottage.
D. E .Millard. 104 S. Oakdale. Ph.
XO TRADE Well located 3 bedroom
for .Eugene residence. 400 S. 4th
Ave. Kelso. Wash., Phone 3204-W.
Hanson strain, laying, year old In
April. 31 30 eacn. juts, noy rsiim-ia
3 mL north Central Point on high
way. Phone 18x1.
STEEPING room for rent. 1104 W
4tn.
WANTED Fill dirt accessible. Place
to dump, uuuen motor imple
ment Co., 123 S. Riverside, Phone
71 15
TREE TOPPING Shrub work, all
kinds, also grniung. rn. iwt.
"MIDWAY AUCTIONYAnDS SALE
Thursday, February 14
125 Head of Feeder Hogs
73 Head 85 lb. Feeders
tn Hrf ao-AS Ih. Feeders
The major portion of these hogs
are spotted Poland China, and are
good tnruiy nng.
I large Hamp. Boar
1 HmH of Sortneer Cows
10 Head first calf cows (mostly
Guernseys) , ,
15 Head of Durham cows. 3 snd 4
years old. Some springing now.
In the miscellaneous will be Fanning
Mill, Hay Chopper. 3 Kitchen
Ranges and other Misc. farm mi-
cmnery and lurmiur.
W. J. "Bill" Bray, Auctioneer
rf. A. weaq. u.eri
WANTED Quantity of spoiled Kay
for orchard mulching. Phone 3161
between 8 a. m. ana o p. m.
roR SALE 3 room modern furnished
house. 3 lots, $3,000. Phons 2030,
ask for Bill.
BICYCLE LOCKS SIMS BROS.
FOR SALE 33 Acres. 5 room newly
remodeled plastered house, large
livng room with hardwood floors,
glassed in porch with laundry trays,
new fruit room, combination gi
rage and store room, elec. water
heater, family orchard, berries, wal
nuts, almonds and fig trees. $8300.
Some terms. R. C. Fletcher, Mi.
on So. 3rd St., J'Vllle. Ph. 342.
ATTENTION Radio Listeners Is that
radio suing? Dial 3839 for prompt,
courteous service, philips Radio,
1307 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Winchester 13 auto-load
ing snoi gun. can be shown from
8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Wednesday, Feb.
FOR SALE Baby training chair.
uoruMoua wun sliding tray, never
useo. oua fine, fnone 7337,
WANTED To Lease or Trade for Port
land property, 8 room house in
Medford. will buy If priced reason-
a pie, i-aii jut, uoerstaiier. zitoa,
NEW 5 rm. house, concrete founda
tlon. $2500. City water, cash.
See this soon as It won't last long.
See A. T. Flowers, broker, 305 S
nouy.
LEFT At Lewis Super Service, tire,
tube and wheel. Owner may have
same by identify in g.
ATTENTION LOGGERS
Pierce dual axle log trailer, air equip
ped, 17,000 lb. axles, 10x20 Urea,
10 hole bud wheels, complete with
truck bunk, ready to go.
1941 Dodge 1 ton pickup, top condi
tion. lyJ3 Terra plane sedan, a car
for cheap transportation.
ROGUfc RIVER CHEVROLET
9th & Bar-lie tt Phone 2288
THAT'S US FOLKS
Weil clean your plugs and set the
gap.
We u adjust your mains and gallop
ing straps.
Weil grind your valves and set Four
points.
We ii tune your horn and make it
bonk.
Weil clean your carb. and air your
tires.
we ii get you ready for a trip to Mars.
Weil fix your lights and charge your
battery
Weil do anything that will make
you happy.
We just can't wash or lub your bus
But we have a darn good friend that
does.
If your car makes you fuss
firing it right on down to us.
CHAMPS GARAGE 317 E. 6th
So long now.
BICYCLE BASKETS Threce sizes
alt metal, prewar quality. SIMS
BKOS.
FOR SALE 6 tube table model Zen
lih radio. $20. No. 8 Loring Court,
Wl 1 th SL
FOR SALE Young Jersey cqw, gv-
ing iiSi gallon., of milk per day.
Pnone 68 14.
FOR fciALfc Texas steel dust riding
mare, live years old. Good stocn
horse, 103. fti. Ashland.
FOR iiAi.fi; Large circulating wood
heater, 0; biiiall enamel Kitchen
range, $ia. Pnone 7 4 tip.
RAi&b Fryers now. New Hampshire
chicks on hand, Dressier' iia ichery
11U7 . Main. Ph.
(IA AAA 105 Acres, 3 acres
iJlU.UUU pears, 10 acres irngat-
1 7 ed. 93 acres dry farm.
naises good arum and corn, a room
modern houie, good shade, large
earn, pouiixy nouse and ower out
buildings. A good home, some
terms, uiose in. .
ff l r A A Acres irrigated. 5 room
u'lDUU modern house, poultry
house. A nice little home
dose In. Immediate possession.
$12,600'
vi Acres, io acres uear
Creek bottom land, 67
acres bench land. 15
acres In wheat, 20 acres can be ir
rigated with pump. 3 room modern
house, large barn, poultry house
and other out buildings. John Deere
tractor, hammer mill, and lots of
other equipment, S cows, 7 heifers,
thoroughbred bull, 30 laying hens,
3 brood sows. A good arm. Pos
session soon.
COOPER REAL ESTATE
Phone 7337 333 N. Riverside
cnas. Biaess, salesman
PADLOCKS All alzei and prii
FOB SALENS horse Neptune out
board motor.
AUTOMOBILE MARKET
otht Barllett Phone 3919
$10
AflA Duplex, close In. cor.
,UUu location, S rm.. bath
' d nrt arvl.a ivirnh n
each side. Oak floor in living and
dining rm. Fireplace, garage and
woodshed for each side. Spare rm.
and storage for each side, upstairs.
One side furnished complete. Pos
session of owners quarters about
30 days.
CARL GOTTSCITE, Broker
7 N. Bartlett St Ph 4046 or 3961
FOR SALE Baled hay, first cutting
alfalfa mixed. Bob Gllman, Phone
6863. Ross Lane.
FLOOR Mats to fit oil models, Fords
and Chev. 1637 to 1042. Plymouth
and Dodge 1036 to 1843. Selby's
Top A Glass Shop.
CJCAA 2 Acres, close in, new 3
OUJUU room house, Medford
school district. Immediate
possession. 3 acres more available
If desired.
CCCAA Hardware store, good lo
OOwuU cation, a money maker for
right party.
ffylFAA Restaurant and lunch
iVjUU counter, doing fine busi
ness, downtown Medford.
tf,7AAA Lunch counter, soda foun
Ol UUU tain and confectionery,
good location.
ffOAAA Bu' ng le and com
tJvvlU plete stock of groceriea,
also service station. Liv
ing quarters. On Hlway 89.
CJ7QAA 0 room dwelling, close in,
V I uU v pnvement, Includes some
furniture; upstairs rented
ou monin.
$17,500"
Apartment and dwell
ings on South River
side, near Sears Roe
buck new location, present income
3280 mo. A real buy and worth
looking Into.
ITCACA Acres Irrigated, 1 acre
yOUDU in pears, 5 room house.
$17,500"
ouys mooern. new east
rtrie home, 3 large lots.
Some terms.
CARL Y. TENGWALD. Realtor
Holly Theatre Building
"On the Corner"
at
Ui M j ttn WW ''WWW
Continuous Lunch Service, 9 to 1
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
DANCING 9 to 2 POPULAR PRICES
The Only Spring Floor In Southern Oregon
CRATER LAKE HIGHWAY 11 Miles From Medford
FOR SALE 1943 Ford track. 9 wheel.
33 ft. fiat bed, 50.000 Ttmken axle.
Brownlipe transmission. 10.20 tires,
rubber and mechanically excellent.
WOULD like to lease Umber claim
near Medford for wood and piling.
P. O. Box 1373, Med ford .
FOR SALE Large pre-war davenport
and chair, $&S; small davenport and
chair. $30; 3 occasional chairs, play
pen. $4; Eureka vacuum cleaner;
J 3 Remington pump. $13. 637 S.
Holly.
BICYCLE TIRES
We now have the fallowing HARD
TO GET high pressure, single tube
(no inner tube) tires:
20 x li cement type
34 x 1 cement type
28 x 1 vfc cement type
. 10 x 3 00
13 X 8 00
The supply on these trree Is limited
so if you NEED one get it now at
SIMS BROS.
"Your WORLD Bicycle Store
6mon Sets Garden Seeds. Top qual
itythe kind that really grow
F. E. SAMSON CO.
WANTED Girl at the Roxy Aim
Confectionary. Hours from 11 a.m.
to 7 p. m. No Sundays or holiday
worn.
FOR SALE Round oak dining table;
also 3 gray suits, men's, size 39,
like new. Phone 4113.
DINING TABLE. 54 in. round, ex
tends to 90 in., and 10 chairs, all
solid oak, $85; beveled mirror dres
ser, large, solid oak, $58; daven
port $45; 9 x 13 rug $50: 3-piece
wicker set $33; bed, springs and
mattress, $38; sewing machine $30;
Eureka vacuum cleaner $20; Coro
na typewriter $18; electric toaster
$4; 3 bird cages $5 and $3; wicker
chair $3.75; large wood stove $25;
floor lamp $150; fruit Jars $4; lawn
mower $4. 31 N. Orange St., Med-
lord.
SlOVE JOBS Men with years of ex-
fierlence suitable equpiment. Sat
sfactlon guaranteed. F. E. SAM-
SON CO.
Morcrop for field use Car jut un
loaded. F. E SAMSON CO.
VALENTINE DRESSES
New Printed Silks
- for
The Little Party-Goers
sizes 1-3
TINY TOT'S SHOP
Third Floor. Medford Bldg.
ALFALFA HAY Buy bale or load
F E. SAMSON CO
FOR SALE Household articles, fur
niture, dishes, high chair, large Ice
box. antique chairs, electric Iron,
toaster, 1 fur. outing flannel, bias
tape and many oiner items, ouu
East Main.
COMMERCIAL Spraying will start
spraying soon as weamer permun.
Phone 8561 evenings, after 8.
Wl throw.
DOG FOOD Gaines. Frlskies. ken-
deal's Fives, r. e. samsonoj.
BICYCLE LIGHTS Battery or gen
erator types Why TAKE A
CHA NCE without one. SIMS BROS.
Subterranean Clover Pasture Mix
es English Rye Grass Alta Fes
cue. If It's seeds See F. E. SAM
SON CO.
SALE OF ANTIQUES: Sadie L. Tuf
vev Estate. Feb. 14. 10 a. m, 1304
S Oak St.. Grants Pass, Ore. C. F .
Pruess, executor.
WANTED Neat appearing married
man. to sen and disxriDuie ami
known product, vicinity of Med
ford. Details given at time of in
terview Applicants will be con
tacted February 14th. Write Tri-
bune Box 2707
SHEEP GUANO--Best" for' lawn gar
den and shrubs. F. E. SAMSON CO
St. Anne'i Altar Society
Valentine
Benefit Card Patty
Wednesday S p. m.
Sacred Heart Parish Hall
Public Cordially Invited
the
"Murder in the o DCK P0WELLCLA1RE xrevor
BLUE Room" ( .)
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Humphrey M w 1 B 8 I. tL J '
First" ann miller TOMORROW!
I EVE KNEW f-ttv -
TO BUY OR HER APPLES 'fT , . .,:
SELL YOUR , Piu. : ?Zkr-.&M
USED CAR M three's A CROWD v-;. ':. -"1 ,
Hnphrcy Motors
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Tuwdar, Fab. 12, 194 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEH
TO EXCHANGE Royal typewriter
for small addlnff machine. Phone
8030 Medford or 418 Central Point.
FOR SALE Boy's prewar World bi
cycle, sao. 703 west Palm.
f OR HELP with your Income tax
reports phone 3013 83 Ross Court
REPLACE vour broKen window" glass
Naw glass installed while you wait
MEDFORD Mil. 1 WORK CO.
The Glass House
Phone 4U2 tQth and Grap
MEDFORD NURSERY SCHOOL
Daily care for children of work
ing mothers Ages 3-8 Hours 7:30
a m to 8 pjn. Phone 2013. 323 B
Jackson.
CASH IN A FLASH .
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Time Cash and Gas
Call Automobile Market
Friendly Medford Dealer'
Ph 3019 6th and Bartlatt
No Red Tape When Vou Sell
to US
TREE TOPPINGShfuS work all
klnds Phone 4084.
REGISTERED" buHservlce at your
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CARPETING CLEANED
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1115 East 11th St.
PHONE 5367
After 6 p. m.
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fill
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Morcrop Lux Morcrop. Moat popn.
lar lawn and garden commercial
lertlllrer. Apply tt now. r C.
SAMSON CO.
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ENDS TOMORROW
DAKOTA
Starring
JOHN WAYNE
STARTS
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BUCK'S
Sensational
Bombshell
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Human
Emotions
Thursday
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