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LOCAL and Return Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gates, 31 Crater Lake avenue, returned yesterday from Port land where they spent a lew days on business. HEC To Meet Jacksonville Home Economics committee will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Nutting, Sunset Drive, for a 1:30 p. m. dessert luncheon, it was announced today. Baumans Leaving Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Bauman, their daught er, Mrs. Jane Swanson and Mrs. Swanson's three children will leave tomorrow for their new home at 3222 Thirteenth avenue west, in Seattle. Mr. Bauman, district manager for the Metro politan Insurance company for the past several years with head quarters in Medford, will now be on the staff of the Seattle office. Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs. Garth E. Carrier and son, Hoyt, of Vinton, la., are visiting at the h6me of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Marsh and C. A. Myers on Myers Lane. Mr. Carrier is vice president of the Iowa Can ning company at Vinton and his son, Hoyt, is on terminal leave from the army, having served as a captain in the salvage depart- ment of the Third army. The Carriers, who are spending the winter in southern California, will leave Wednesday. Talks DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic 8c Naturopathic Physician 128 E. Main Dial 3170 WATER The question has been asked: Is water a food?" As water has already been completely oxi dized it cannot afford energy to the body. Yet it is essential to bodily functioning. Water forms about 60 per cent of the body weight. The younger the person is the greater is the percentage' of water present. Water under goes no change in the system, yet it is essential for the proper functioning of the bodily ma chine. It may compare somewhat to the lubricant of a mechanical device. As water plays an im portant part in metabolism it is rightly classed as a food. Chemi cal actions taking place within the body are more readily, com pletely and easily performed in solution. Water is a wonderful solvent. As wafer is continually being lost from the body it must be replaced. Naturopathic phy sicians have always recognized that people do not drink suffic ient water. When colds strike with BRONCHIAL IRRITATION I Rub on Penetro. Ita base rich In mutton suet, melts quickly so h medication con bring 1 fast help for that irri- tation. (1) Eases chest soreness, helps break S local congestion. (2) - Relieves pain at nerve 1 ends in the skin. (3) wOVT-rnTT,' Loosens phlegm, coughing lessens. Va pors help you breathe easier. Penetro is Grandma's famous mutton suet idea mado even better with medi cation added by mod ern science. Family fa vorite, especially with, children. 25c, double supply only 35c. Get PENETRO "See Humphrey First TO BUY OR SELL YOUR USED CAR Humphrey Motors Used Car Exchange 33 S. Riverside Ave, ?yTV Ifwifii SELL NOW! YOU WILL GET THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR YOUR CAR from ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET 9th and Bartrctt PERSONAL CALENDAR Mondar 8:15 p. m. Toastmasters' In ternational, Jackson Hotel, 108 South Central avenue. Robert Claypool, secretary, phone 418B. 7:30 p. m. Olive Rebekah lodge, "Friendship Night" meet ing at hall. Ella Gould, social chairman. Irene Shirley, re freshments chairman.. Visitors welcome. 8:00 p. m. Lady JayCees, im portant business meeting at home of Mrs. Don Stansell, 202 Orange street. Cards to folow - 8:00 p. m. Talisman Lodge No. 31, Knights of Pythias, ini tiation at hall. Tueiday 12:30 p. m. St. Mark's Epis copal church Auxiliary-Guild, luncheon meeting at parish house with Mrs. H. Gates, Mrs W. B. Clegg and Mrs. V. C. Mor gan as hostesses. Sewing at 10:30 a. m. 1:00 p. m. Oakgrove Neigh borhood club, home of Mrs. Fred Gardner, Renault avenue. 1:00 p. m. Women's Mission ary society, Presbyterian church luncheon at church. 1:00 p. m. Mary Martha unit Methodist church, home of Mrs. A. G. Nutting, Sunset Drive, for dessert luncheon. Mrs. Mary Jones, assistant hostess. Meet at church at 12:45 for transporta tion. 2:00 p. m. Lady Elks, Elks' temple, for dessert and games. 2:00 p. m. Navy Mothers' club, Girls' Community club. Auxiliary To Meet Ladies' auxiliary to the Military Order of the Purple Heart, Rogue val ley chapter No. 147, will meet at the armory Wednesday at 8 p. m. Meeting Cancelled The meet ing of the Medford DeMolay Mothers' club set for tomorrow has been cancelled, it was an nounced today. Next meeting of the club will be in March. Society To Meet St. Peter's Ladies' Aid society will meet Thursday at the Sunday school rooms at 11 a. m. to sew for the Junior Red Cross. Potluck lun cheon will be served at noon. - Brother 111 Paul C.' Howard, Grants Pass, onlv brother of George L. Howard, 331 Crater"! Lake avenue, Medford, is seri ously 111 In the Grants Pass Gen eral hospital, relatives reported this morning. Cancel Meeting Rogue Val ley Chorus will not hold a re hearsal meeting Tuesday, Feb. 19, due to the concert of the Jackson county Civic Music as sociation that evening. The chorus will meet as usual Feb. 26. In Yokohama Pvt. John C. Anderson has written his par ents, Staff Sgt. and Mrs. John C. Anderson, formerly of Medford and now stationed at Biggs Field, El Paso, Tex., that he ar rived in Yokohama. Japan, Jan. 3. The private left Ft. Ord in December. To Give Dinner Women of the Jacksonville Presbyterian church are giving a chicken pie supper Feb. 22 from 8 to 8 p. m., with proceeds to go to the 90th anniversary building fund. In formation concerning tickets may be secured by calling 241. Jacksonville. Register Registering with Selective Service boards last week following their eighteenth birthdays were Donald C. Brown, Edwin W. Clark, Ray O. Shults, William F. Saxbury, Philip C. Carlile, Jr., Earl W. Claflln, Tad V. Gandee, Cyril E. Steele and Elvis L. Offenbacher. To Build Leo Cook, 730 West 11th street, applied today at the itv cnnprintpndent'n office for permit to build a garage at 819 Narrpirsn street at a cost of $750. S. C. Miller applied Saturday for permit to erect a small residence and garage at 646 Pennsylvania avenue at a cost of $1,000. nrhv Diieharaed Raymond Darby, veteran of 18 months wit h the armv. arrived home Thursday from Ft. Lewis, Wash., where he received an honorable discharge from the service Feb. 13. Darby returned to the United States recently after 12 months overseas service, being Phone 2288 Youthful Stars In 1 " J Sharyn Moffett, who won screen fame for her characteri zation in "My Pal Wolf," and Jerry Hunter, sensational new stationed for sometime on Okin awa with headquarters of the Tenth army, and is now making his home with his wife and daughters on route 1. He was employed with the Medford cor poration before entering the service. - Veterans Home The follow Jackson county servicemen re ported to county Selective Serv ice boards Friday after receiving honorable discharges from the service: Arnold W. Brown, Em mett Cantrall, Joel C. Jessel, Richard C. Johnstone, William L. Mason, Harold D. Hargett, Le land M. Metz, Henry W. Kurz, Jr., Raymond J. Pitts and DeVon J. Wray. Livestock Portland, Ore,, Feb. 18 (U.P.) Cattle 2,300, calves 125. Fed steers active on medium-good fed steers, strong to 25c higher. Beef kinds mov ing freely at $17.00-17.50: early top $t7.50; cow trade fullv steadv with good younff kinds early to '$13.50: little done early on bulls: vealers steady with practical top $1R50. Hogs: 2.200. Steady at ceiling of $15.80. Good-choice barrows and gilts up m uu; over auu ids. matnly $15.00. Sheep 2.900. Little early trading; steady with good-choice fat lambs up to $14.50. (U.P.) Cattle 550. Mostly shestock. uvc, iuii,v sieaay. opois Sirong. Around 7 loads. Medium to good steers offered. Medium to good heif ers $13 50-15. Half car young 08O cows $14.50. Load in lots quoted iu.uu, sunt tuners 9U.3U-11. tew medium cows $7.50-12.50. Canners $7-8. Common to good sausage bulls $10.12. Calves 25. Few good light vealers $14-15. Common to medium $10-13. Hog 50. Steady. Few good to $15.80. Odd good sows $15.05. ouccfj juu, quality piain. riaraiv enough to Interest buyers. Good to fhnifo Inmhc niintl 1A tk t- .1 uwiu ifl-I-l-I.I,), UUUU ewes 7 down. Chicago. Feb. 18 (U.P.) (USDA) Livestock: Hogs: 9,500. Active, steady; good and choice barrows and gilts $14.85, the ceiling: sows nt SM.tn roiiinv Cattle: 16.000. Calves: 700. Gener ally a Mow. steady market on bulk steers $15.00 to $17.25; top $17.75: most' heifers $13.50 to $16.00: most eci cows sio.uo lo $12.50; strictly good offerings sparingly up to $14.25: canners and cutters $750 to $9 00; beef bulls weak at $13.00 to $14.00. mostly. Sausage bulls $13.25 down, steHdy: vealers firm, outside $1600. Sheep: 8.000. Slow, early sales slaughter lambs steady at 25 cents lower; five loads good to choice fed wooled western lambs $15.25. num erous loads held around $15.50. Portland Produce Portland, Feb. 18 (U.P.) Whole sale market prices: Cabbage Imperial $3.25-$4. Celery California. 4-4.7.1 r t m. Celery hearts, $2.65 doz. Lettuce California $4.75-4.90 crate. Onions Green, California $1.25 1.50 doz. bunches. Rhubarb Hothouse extra fancy $3.15, fancy $3. Chicago Wheat Wheat Open Hiah Low Close July leoii leo'.i lsoii lsoi, b Dec lSO'.i lBO'i ISOVi 180l,B 8. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco. Feh. IB (II PI Dairy market: Butter: 93 score 48'4, 92 score 48, 90 score 47. Cheese: Loafs 28. 18-31.83 triplets 27.18-30.93. Eggs: Large grade A 40V4 41V4, medium grade A 35V4-36V4, small grade A 28-28V4, large grade B 37V4. Wall Street New York. Feb. la (UP) Stocks broke 1 to 5 points today as Wall Street reappraised the new waue price oolicv annmincv ed late last week at Washington. MarKet men concluded that the new policy's price relief would be considerablv behind wage relief and that the net re sult would be a cut In corporate net profits. This, thev he d. micht be overcome to some ex tent by full production but that was not foreseen for several months. Preliminary closing averages: .. It'SA. - : -" .. 1' . .JJ V "ta-v : Ptvti-Coli Corntvmif. fywiff tCawtCUy, N Y. Franchiitd Bottltr; Pepii-Colt Bottling Co. of Mtdfcrd Wednesday Hit screen find, co-star in "A Boy, A Girl and A Dog," coming to the Craterian theater Wednes day, industrial, 201.65, off 2.76: rail, 65.37, off 1.58; utility, 40.46, off 0.44; and 65 stocks, 75.43, off 1.22. Sales of the "big board" total ed 1,560.000 shares against 1,- 780,000 Friday. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel & Tel 194 Anaconda ... 49 Chrysler .. 132 Curtiss Wright . 107s General Electric 5036 General Motors 78 Vi Montgomery Ward .. .. 81 Penn. R. R J 46H Phillips Petroleum ... .... 54 J. C. Penney 56 Radio 17 Southern Pacific .... 61 Va Standard Oil of Cal 46' Texas Gulf Sulphur . 52 V Transamerica 19 United Aircrafts ... 35Vi U. S. Rubber 70 U. S. Steel 92 Railroad Relics Are Sought Here Postmaster Frank Desouza has received word of an offer from the Museum of Transportation, Box 55, Brooklyn 3, N. Y., of one dollar each for perfect specimens of transfers, tickets, time-tables, fare receipts, passes, map folders, etc., and two dol lars for cap badges or lapel badges formerly used by the Southern Oregon Traction Co The, railroad, between Med ford and Jacksonville, was dis continued many years ago, FIDLER JOINS STAFF HAROLD BROWN AGENCY C. Lyall Fidler, Medford busi ness man, has joined the staff of the Harold Brown Agency as a real estate and insurance sales man, it was announced today. Fidler's specialty will be small farms and ranches. Fidler said he formerly hand led all real estate listings in Los Angeles for Hearst Publications. 15 INMATES BURNED Kingston, Jamaica, Feb. 18 !U,R) Fifteen male patients were burned to death last night when fire destroyed the invalid ward of a Kingston mental hospital, CARD OP THANKS We wish to thank our many friend. and neighbors for their beautiful floral offerings and kind expressions of sympathy in the loss of Mrs. Mar garet Bailey. E. O. Bailey, A. O. Bailey, K. R. Bailey, Mr,. Elian McKay, Too Late to Classify SKINNERS GARAGE 6031 and h33l Brovvnllpe transmissions, 228 GMC , crankshaft, 228 short block with shaft and pistons, 471 deisel engine and transmission, air horns and air valves. Skinner's Garage, Parts Department. FOR SALE S Ingle bed complele wit n i in innersprmg minuets, ao, 503 Summit. Phone 7363. ASHLAND AUCTION YARD Sale 1180 Oak St.. Ashland, Ore., Wed. Feb. 20, 10:30 a m. Elee. refrig. new unit. Elec. Thor Ironcr. Elec. toaster. Elec. sand, toastor. New box springs and mattress. Chairs. Camp beds. Bedsteads. Large Milk cooler. Factory built trailer, 4x8 ft. bed. good 16 Inch tires, fenders. Many other Items. Jos C. Burns, Auctioneers W A NTEDOffic girl, must hava shorthand and typing xpcrlanc. Steady poult ion. Gates Furniture, 127 No. Central. flPSp Two bedroom house. ijDZDU Hardwood floors, close to school. rt AAA Five bedroom house on tMv.vUU rMt ,ldt; hardwood ' floors. Extra lot. Im- niediate poKSOsslon. COOPER REAL ESTATE Office 223 North Riverside ...J"0"? ?387 PlfRE-BRED Cocker pups." Mary""Jane Norrls, 1st house across tracks op pottite packing house on Anderson Road, Pro n 1 x. LOST Rimless glasses, Saturday night, near Holland Hotel. Reward. Ph one 2151 . r FOR SALE 3 electric Incubators. one .10 egg and 250 egg. Phone 2389. 331 S, T v y. FOR SALE Smalt house. " edge "of town. Excellent condition. Phont 2 084 . N OT i C fPXl youre bothered wHn termites, phone 341S. Pacific Seed A- Feed. TOR ALE Duratrone hearing aid. $50 complete, gio down. Term ar ranged to suit purchaser. Phone win aays. jho evenings. INDUSTRIAL SITE Ideal 8 acres. 3 miles south ox Medford. 300 ft. frontage on U. S. 09. Room for car spur on Southern Pacific. High ground, well drained. Price $12,000. Telephone 6373. Box 373 South Pa- cnic mgnway. FOR SALE Factory built 18 ft. trail er house. fl275. Sleeps four. Bu tane or gas range, oil heat and Ice box. Call between 12 noon and 6 o'clock evenings. Evershady Auto Court. William S. Wheeler. CHICKEN PIE Slipper at Jackson villa Presbyterian Church. Feb. 22, to 8 Ticket 81. Call Jackson. Ville 241. WANTE D Fertilizer. Will haul Phone 483). WANTED Active partner in thriv tng business. $2500 investment re- quireo. mqx 370 Tribune. DO YOU have anything to seltV Bring It to the Ashland Auction Yard. 1180 Oak St., Ashland, Ore., for quick results. Sale every Wednes. day, 10:30 a.m.. Jo. C. Burns, SK I N NERS GARAGE New shipment KuuiBMia, jus lamps, aouoie trum pet horns, handy trouble lamps, chrome exhaust extensions, tire pumps, flauhlittht batteries, hydrau lic Jacks, locking gas caps. Skin ners Garage. PartsDepa r tmen t . STEAM CLEANING Cars, fruck s. motors and machinery. IMPROVED HI PRESSURE SYSTEM. Mitchell Paint Shop. 608 S. R iycrs.de. ELECTRIC LANTERNS With large spotlite Everready dry cells. Reas onable. Castlron sinks. Wood stoves. MscDonald's Lodge, 4 miles north FOR SALE 1935 Hariey-Davtdson motorcycle. 74 model. Inquire ......... r. niini, can iv rot II I . FOR SALE Large bedstead; STnT mons springs and mattress; prac tically new mattress. Phone 4557. FOR RENT 2 room apt. Everything furnished. Adults only. 245 No. Grape. FEBRUARY SPECIAL Permanent Waves , $5.00 and up. Phone 2664. Adah's Beauty Salon . 120 N. Centra I . FOR SALE Man's pre-war bkvele, good condition. $23. 937 S. Holly. SILVER MAR SHELL radio for safe. Cabinet style. Frank Wolf. 401 E. 12th. Gray trailer house. ffOC A A Nice little home o uto! wJvvv town, near grocery store and highway. Just right for retired couple. Walter Teeland, Salesman S. C. JONES A SONS Real Estate Real Insurance 209 West Main St. Phone 7558 A TRUCK LOAD of saddle horses win oe soia at Phoenix Sales Yard aniuraay, tearuary 23rd, WANTED TO BUY Light two-wheel trailer. J. I. Fenton, Phoenix. WANTED Gardener with equipment to work tract of land on share basis. Black sandy soil. Irriga tion; also suitable hulb land. Tri bune Box 452. FOR SALE Practically new 4 qt FOR SALE New 5 ' room house $2500 cash. $2600 terms. Inquire at 415 Boardman. ffOJAA 92 acres, 3 room modern tPs&UUU house; barn, poultry house; 25 acres fine Bear creek soil; 67 acres bench land; 18 acres In fine wheat. Several acres can be Irrigated. John-Deere tractor and all Implements; 5 cows, 7 heifers, hogs and chickens In cluded. , HA CfA 204 cres, 5 room J)lVfJuU house, cement founda tion, fireplace, spring water piped to the house. 125 acres tine larm land, a tractor and im plements; 13 head White Faced heifers, 3 horses included in the Drlce. S7000 will handU ihm Hunl P1A CAA 12 acres, 5 room mo il 1 U.OU VI dern house, a good hnrn nnnltrv Vim no land all Irrigated. Good location, as tine a lann as there is in the valley. COOPER REAL ESTATE 223 N. Riverside Phone 7337 CALL 4018 for appointment if you're Interested In Fashion Frock line of presses. 5HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' will tend children after school and evenings. a. ivy. FOR SALE 1928 Olds 4-door sedan. Good tires; also new Farm Master 2-unlt milker, complete with pipes. 307 S. Ivy. WANTED T6 BUY EWrlc' was!?: lng machine. Phone 4543 WANTED Cattle of all kmdTrHone 3123. WANTED 1000 lhs. thrashed vrnln Virgil Snyder. P.O. Box 356, Granta yass. uregon. KANOTO SEED OATS Get yourt wnne iney last; also veivon dc Ball barley seed. Talent Feed Store. LOST Man's black billfold, lmport ant papers, money, etc. Keep money, return oiiuoia ana contents to Joe at Hooper's Radiator Service DuPlex fully furnished, D.fUUU West 8th. Newly renovat ed. gaaheat. One side Im mediate posscbslon. Down pay ment $1500. Victor C. Sether. Bro- pny Bidg., Broker, Real Estate and Insurance. FOl SALE New General Electric sun lamp; 2 gat ranges, one with trash burner and one with colU; 2 plain dressers; 3 single beds with mattresses arfti springs. Phone 4464. 408 S. Oakdale. ALL -SITAE Wednesday Nite BOUTS START 8:30 P. M. o THRILLS o SPILLS Th. Cauntry-. SIST TALENT Tickets Now On Sale At BROWN'S Phone 2735 FOR RENT Nicely furnished well heater room. No cooking. 204 No. Ivy- LOST Black half Persian male cut. Small white spot under neck, name I'Smokey". Reward. Phone 3805. FOR SALE Five wood KVaTT ng stoves $1 to $5 each. W. G. Iver son. Ideal Court. Medford. FOR SALE New 6 inch-planer, not a jointer. Phone 2373. FOR SALE Ladies lovely black wool sun sixe jt. never oeen worn. Phone 6191 between hours 10 and 13 a.m. PINK DALHLIAS 20c. and ladles 17 jewel wristwatch $25, Phono 3406. 1208 E. 11th. ATTENTION. LOGGERS & MINERS FOR SALE 2 drum winch with Ford V-8 engine for power, first class condilion: also LeClare drag-line bucket and Skookum blocks. Hobba Trading Post. 1802 W. Main. FOR SA LE Ticket for remaining Civic Music series. $3. Call Ash land 6896. WAN TED i or ai ton pickup in good condition. Phone 4048. Furni- lure Exchange. 6th and WANTED A woman for cook" and general housework. References re quired. Phone 7348. Mrs. McCaskey. $5250 or $6300 with House hold goods. 2 nice acres, well located. Irrigat ed. Phoenix vicinity, pasture, grain, fruit; 2 bedroom lovely modern home; cow, chickens, hays, wood, basement, fenced, terms. You'll reel at nome nere $10,500 304 acres, 125 cultivated, 20 alfalfa, 10 acres free water. 80 foot well, spring water In a nice 2-bcdroom modern house. 13 White Face heif ers, 3 horses and all equipment. You'll be sorry if you miss tins Dargain. Terms $12,000 for a very short time 4 acres Bartletts, 1 acre clover, irrigated, Knvement, 3-bedroom modern ouse. Income last year $4000 gross. The first one here gets this $12,000 30 acres, nicely located, 15 Irrigat ed, ditch right paid out. clover and fiasture. 5 room modern house, nrge rooms, lots of Oak shade, pressure system, electricity, brood- er house, woodshed, garage, born, cow barn, hen house, all furniture, upholstered, floor lamps, electric refrigerator, washing machine, cur tains, shades; 3 heifers, 30 young hens, school bus. Immediate pos session. This is another one of our many bargains. VALLEY REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE 3 Ml. South on Hiway 90 FOR SALE OR TRADE for smaller place, 100 acres, 2 houses. Rt 4. bo:; iau. fnone hj4j, FOR SALE 24 ft. Schultz trailer house in perfect condition; also good cars. Sea O. V. Myers, used car dealer. 9th tt Bartlett Sts. Phone 5717. FOR SALE Girl's Shelby bike, ex cellent condition. 526 So. Central. JUST ARRIVED Jack knives, hunt ing knives and barber shears. Extra good quality. ACME HARDWARE Main & Grape Phone 5076 STARTING! WEDNESDAY Endi Tomorrow "ENCHANTED COTTAGE" with DOROTHY McGUIRE ROBERT YOUNG Monday, Tob. 18. 1946 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUW-P-FXTij FEBRUARY $5 Special on $8.50 per manent waves, good until March 1st. Merle Norman Studio, 214 Medford Center Bldg. Phone 2303. IF" THAT BATTERYTs sluggish, bring to a well equipped battery sta tion Fast or slow charging. KF.N WILLIAMS TEXACO 6th & Grape Phone 1T4 We Pickup and Deliver Fl ESTA-W ARE We are pleased to announce our selec tion as exclusive distributor for Fiesta-Ware, the top line In pottery dinner-ware. ACME HARDWARE Main & Grape Phone 3076 FOR SALE More antlouea NOW) Some exquisite old single plate. A pair Polly-chrome book end. An electric Iron, also toaster. Oil tinted photo of Crater Laka, Opalescent bowl from France. Bavarian cup and saucer, vase. Crackleware bowl, sugar A creamer. Oak rocking chair, also settee. Many other worthwhile articles. Come seet hem nt609 E. Main St. FOR SALE Fairbanks Morse portable beam scale with computing device and 1 i ton capacity platform floor scalePh. 3303. COOK WANTED 6-hour day shift. Top wages. No Sundays. Phone 0016 mornings. Berrydala Rettau- urant. FOR SALE Trash burning clrculat ing heater with copper colls, white enamel, black base and trim, eook- In gtop. price $45. 721 Alder. FOR SALE Lot 90x156. water and sewer assessment paid, $350, inquire 322 Benson. JUST ARRIVED Galvanized tuba and pails, garbage cans and assortment of enamel ware. Also several rolls Wyro-Glnss. ACME HARDWARE Main 8c Grape Phone 5076 FOR HELPvith your income tax re port phono 3913. 55 ROSS COUri. TREE TOPPING Shrub work, all kinds, also grafting. Ph. 6. FOR BALE Boy's prewar World bl- cycle. $20. 702 West Palm. REGISTERED bull service at your file er lace Service fee $5 Harry s. uu pnono eaaa WANTED Custom tractor w o r k plowing, discing, etc., with latest modern equipment. Call 5569 or 4667. CASH rN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Tim Cash and Oaa Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer Ph 3919 6th and Bartlati No Red Tape When You Sell to US FOR SALE OR TRADE 1037 V-8 coupe, good condition. Will trade for truck or what have you. 1st house east of Talent school. 2 DROPS RELIEVE THAT SNIFFLE AND SNEEZE drops PenetroNose Dropi in eacn nowni. owmw ,-. membranes, checks colds watery flow. Feel better.Cau tlon: use only as directed. 25c. 2i times as much 500. Demand PenetroNose Drops. CAE Ai ATTENTION PLEASE My spray rtf U again la operation. Wa Inapsei homes for termites and control sama, also do whlte-waahing. PlesiM dial met), McConagle. EEbrORD NURSERY SCHCXbL Dally cars lor children of work-. lng mothers. Aces 2-n Hours T30 . a m to t pjn. Phona 3013. SU B. Jackson. tart. and ENDS TUES. CHARLIE CHAN in "SHANGHAI COBRA" and "BLONDE FROM BROOKLYN" NOW PLAYING! Pirn "HIGH POWERED" with ROBERT LOWERY 7 ENDS WED, COMING THURS. 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