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SIX MEDfOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Monday, July 8, 1937 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I AM INTERESTED in meeting party who would be willing to sell li intercit in single engine airplane Write or call after 3:00 p.m. 320 W Jackon. No 5.Med ford. Ore SPINET IANO SPECIALS Kohler and chase, mahogany. Returned from rental $595.00 Andrew KohJer. ma hog. . 545 00 Wurhtier. walnut 495 00 K:mball. mahog 525 00 Wurhtzer. mahog 459 00 All of triee spinet are guaranteed perfect inside and some can't be told from new. You'll me up to 300 Come in today! Easy terms or rental-purchase plan ERSKINES PIANO STORE 1304 Kinga Hwy. Med ford fOR RENT Cozy little 2-rm. furn apt Garbage and water pd. SP 3-005 YOK RENT Furn. house 50. 1465 Spring SP 2-9721. TOR SALE Large pedestal grinder for metal, with I hp motor. Sturdy tripod, excellent for telescope, .pric-j-i right Call at Mid-Mountain Rock Shop. 3150 S. Pacific Hwy Grants Pais . . . SAVE . . . . . . CASH &. CARRY , . . 0T No 1 MahoK door 5 90 fr 4 m better rejiaw, $30 & 35 M b- 0 tah rooting 58 90 a quarr (K -Mfifm flooring A siding $70 per M lip n caw me panelling. $100 per M. TS 8TO tr"cr ahiplap. $75 M. 3 IG. 505 M i" HV ajKwood $2 i earb. it o. . heatilator. S4. 'Zeiitlit in'.e.otnn, $1 30 bag (Fall lnt f buildinc material at re '. Wice. (jTHA Bin imorovement loan. " l CHITON LUMftLK CO. rinix. Oregon Cr'M"AT tai" tcaoorw Bern, nflt " Ki 5-7alJ W'ltt AIX i&anski.l trailer house. In excellent coadttKai. H-ft. SP 3-5937. JtAi 8A1X 4f Kaiser. Excellent mo- Inr an nrev Cheap. IP 3-3436 or at 703 Clark. Apt 1 FS TOI AU: ar lee. Living rwsmm Taa car. trailer or cut twcaum oi health. SP a-505 attar 6 Jfm 8SNT Clnn furn OJl'ipin? onrcb Clone i P -S3fT .r-n. 1 bdrm & i. Earn. side. -14' row-bout and 9x11 tmhralla tnt. NO 4-2688. After 5. ,fbH 1T Claan I-bdrm apt Re triajfcjator aid ranfe Garage. Cose r -n AQuita 44'j N. Ivy. ' WAftlXr mimwamm. SP 3-9236. " pen vlfAWTEO fO TAKK re of 2 chil Orn in my 0'ni. days. 3-3905. ! I lit WSNT Unf'ur. iaxcpt drapenesi ' nw 2 bHrm aniini ai Midway-4 r Corner 75 mo WO 4-276 1. AM-SlHtly uad 5 hp. Even no niotoi 3 price 7 1 I E Main. rfStT6LLNTchtld care. SP 3-4037. (rem L& Kit trailer house. 2 " (94rri . air conditicwaer, excellent aMmdition. Might accept trade no . faroperty j-im. They'll Do It Every Time - - By Jimmy Hatlo WHAT? POISOU OAK LOOSE OH.rJO? W-IV DOti T VOU ASK ME? ITS 4 TERRiBLE PUCE.' THE FOOD 15 J'.VRJL 4MO "MERES , NOT 4 M.W FOf? MILES JEXXWD- the hired m-im .' -rurs : ONE M0LDIN& TH -Ikj-t v 1DP QrrnWiT tv4fm- 1 1 rjMrL VOUD W SEL'E3 IM TOODLES I Pia SHE'S 60T Mis Jl I RESERVATION? ) CLdSS' MOT A M4J RCTURE IN HER J X NEVES HAD A 4f?0U0WVIEM THEY JgV MEMORy 60OK rJ ttORaE VJCJTIONl B HQ?E THERE-TME V v M MV ENTIRE f TOOK TO Tri -rr A LIFE 4n!D THE feiv HILLS ' I 1 f A WVTMEHICEO TT-rm MVEKTIRELIFF- II I '& SEAll 7 LINE-TH4T COVERS J 1 1 y lU? ON THE TWO WEEKS J- I i' 0 STCr----- OFF BEFORE VOU V' fir "-S EVENl P4CK VSS ' tlfl I ' 0 J M4TU3 H4T TK0 On The Side By e. v. Durin9 (Distributed by Kin Fajfuraa Srdicata, Inc.) f'9 8I-C 4 Hdrm. modem home o (9 O00 7.tn Call TW 9-1490 nrwwn . mm. Foft ENT rm mpt 143 N. Holly. 'J.L TWADK tl.1i3 rauitv in 8mblrr tunCtr 14.ono mill for fnod 32 or ! picKup or car. X .1-1 3f JOR SALE Han4 laws wiower. Kood ronditinn. $15. It4 Washington. Ailpr 6 p m. fOR SALE To utv away to count!-;, home, spayed faaiale shepherd. SP 3-S577 TOR SALE Comfortable small house, rinse in. adults. 412 N. Grape. SP 3-103.1. FOR RENT Furn. 1 bdrm. duplex. adults. 31S NHolty. "'"Buy your spuds at Shinn's & Save. THEY'RE GOOD $2 49 per hundred. SHINN'S FOOD STORE B15 W. McAndrews FOR SALE iv heavy duty Soux Sander. Good shape $40. Electric Steel Guitar amplifier & stand. $R5. Large 2 wheel trailer ball hitch, $35. 1 123 Bens Lane. STRAYED about June 29th from 730 Broad st .1 mo old cat of many colors. Reward. Ph. Sp. 2-753T SEWING MACHINE This beautiful late model Pfaff auto matic. In walnut console, which sold for over $400.00 new, has been left on our hands. Pick up Balance of $109 93 on easy budget terms. Write Credit Manager. P.O. Box 1022, Med ford. Ore. FOR SALE Small two bdrm. home. Oak Grove district. Quiet off the road location. Irrigated acreage. 545 Lozier Lane MUST SELL Good values Rcfrie. dishes, beds, garden tools. lawn mower, fireplace set, mirrors, elec tric sewing machine, washer, lamps, eic SP 2-7354. COMMERCIAL SPRAYING If you're bothered with aphis or sm other bugs call WITHROW. SP 2-5376 or SP 2-6B31. LJATE Our prica includes spreading service UL 5-1245 or UL 5-1297 Agricultural Lime Distributing Co. BIG FIR SLABS big double loads quick deliverv JIEDFORD FUEL SP 2-2111 BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale 20c each Mail Tribune office. 33 worth Mr FURN apt. for rent with bath or show. er Weekly or monthly rate. Close In utilities paid, washing facilities zit a Kiversiae. 2xliNo. 4 T t G Sub Flooring. $35 per M 1x8 No. 4 & Btr. $35 per M 1x8" No. 2 Ac Btr. shiolao $75 per M. 1x8 8 10 it 12 ' Cedar fencings 30 per M No. 3 Cedar shingles $9 50 per Sp. P.O. l uedar Shingle S14 50 Per Sq 18" Chanel Siding $70 00 Per M. Shake Paint $4 00 per gal. WESTSIDE LUMBER CO Summit Ave. SP 2-2559 Southern Californians con tinue to claim there is such an absence of heat and humidity after dark in their section in the summer that they "sleep every night under a blanket." I topped that down in Monmouth county. New Jersey, by the beautiful sea. I slept under two blankets. Speaking of cool nights, the resi dents of Northern California really have them. I have been in San Francisco in August when an overcoat was necessary for comfort at night. As you know, the slogan of San Francisco is "The City That Nature Air Conditions." That Apple An apple a day keeps the doc tor away. So goes the classic claim. It has also been main tained that due to its vitamin content the peel of an apple should always be consumed. A Detroiter questions these, claims. That is, under certain condi tions. He says that certain chemi cal sprays used in apple grow ing make eating that fruit dan gerous in some instances. His view is that all fruit should be guaranteed free of chemical sprays. Courliy Americans presented to Queen Elizabeth on her scheduled October visit to this country will not be expected to curtsy to Her Majesty. So the British offi cials handling the visit have stated. The reason given is worthy of note. These officials say the curtsy will not be ex pected because "the art of curt sying is a grace American wom en haven't got." That certainly is a ridiculous and somewhat snobbish statement. American women have the grace to handle a curtsy but it is in opposition to the independence of feeling the great majority of our countrywomen fortunately have. They feel, and properly so, that the curtsy is a corny, outmoded gesture. Asking I Queries from clients. Q. I understand you are a little on the heavy side. Right? A. Not me, sir. I am six feet, one and one-half inches -in height and : weigh 180 pounds. Just about ! right for my height and age . . . Q. Is it a fact that the residents of the Isle of Jersey, Channel Is lands, pay no income tax? A. The residents of Jersey pay an income tax but it is much lower ' than the United Kingdom tax. ' To be exact it is four shillings to the pound. In our currency that is the equvalent of 56 cents i to S2.80. 1 Horses and Women Why do women wear shoes that are so tight and uncomfort able that they have to take them off in public places such as theatres, sports stadiums and even on buses? Seems to me the average female overestimates the importance of the appear ance of the size of her feet. Per haps other women view large appearing pedal extremities with a critical eye. But large feet never handicap a woman's male attraction. Anyway, if a woman has an idea she may have to re move her shoes in public to feel comfortable she should have a pair of thin rubbers, that could be carried in a handbag, to wear while she is shoeless. ' Asides The spoiled darlings of the sports world ire the professional ballplayers. Not content with j the lively ball as an aid to the , batting average they are now ; asking for a rule calling for the ' giving of four strikes instead of: three . . . Am asked when the ! dance known as "The Bunny i Hug" was popular. That was' ardund 1912 when your Grand-1 ma was a whistle girh Ask her and your grandpa to show you how it was danced. THE EASY WAY Mobile, Ala. itPi Housebreak ers who robbed Nat Berger of some S5.000 in jewelry and bonds found it pays to start at the bottom and work your way up. They squeezed under Berg er's house, smashed their way through a concrete floor and came up under a built-in safe. STEEL LEADER DIES London (IP Lord Riverdale, 84, a leader in the British Steel industry and who served on many governmental bodies, died Sunday. RELIGION AUTHORITY DIES Hamden, Conn. OB Dr. John Clark Archer, 75, profes sor emeritus of comparative re ligion at the Yale University Divinity School and one of the leading authorities on the re ligions of Asia, died Sunday. i JEWCIEES 129 S. Central Medford, Oregon Expansion Watchbands White or Yellow Gold (Including fitting to your measurement) Close-out SALE Oil APPLIANCES -At Marine-Marvair 220 WEST MAIN MEDFORD Save to 50 0 STORE HEAD'S SON DIES New York OP David A. Gimbel, 29, son of Bernard F. Gimbel, head of Gimbel Broth ers department store, died Sunday. Honolulu has built 25,000 new houses since 1946. ISRAEL BANKER DIES Tel Aviv Israel (IP) E. S. Hoofien, 76, Israel's leading banker and chairman of the ad visory board of the . Bank of Israel, died Sunday. About two million persons are engaged in the oil business. AFTERTHOUGHT Miami IP Police said thieves breaking into Donald A. Forsblade's apartment put pleas ure before business. The looters cooked a meal in the kitchen and drank six cold beers before making off with $242 worth of Forsblade's belongings. SAWDUST Phone SP 3-6297 McGinty Fuel Co. Use Mail Tribune Want Ads NOWS THE TIME FOR YOUR BIG SWITCH TO THE LVD D GMT Y CMRVSLEK. Most glamorous car In a generation Il THE MIGHTY CHRYSLER SARATOGA 2-DOOR HARDTOP Here's why ife he biggest winner in Chrysler history ! It's easy to see why the BIG STITCH to Chrysler is on! More and more people every day are trading in competitive cars on new 1937 Chryslers! For the best reason of all, too VALUE! Compare and ee Chrysler gives you more advanced features, more lux ury, more driving satisfaction than any other car at a comparable price! See your Chrysler dealer todav . . . he'll show you that right note is a great time to trade! The Greatest Ride on Earth I No leaning when vou corner! 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A Chrysler is alunyt a wise investment! HAMLIN MOTOR COMPANY Eighth and Front Streets Medford WALT'S LITHIA MOTORS 56-60 North Main Street Ashland 1 1 SlOO I HP iscover the difference between the best and the rest L ' mm JsTjtsTMi 6 years old 90.4 proof " fnporfed m. iottfe Jrom Canada Imported in bottli from Canada by Hiram Walker Importers,. Inc., Detroit, Michigan - Blended Canadian Whisky., 1 Iff fgp ' 5AgV . f;l. Thay had nvr flown bafora. But early one morning Zdnck Machilner, 19, and Karel Kucera, 20, tied up a Czech guard and wobbled to the safety of West Germany in a stolen plane. Norther could fly, buf fhey soloed to freedom These two teaped-but 70 million others re main captive behind the Iron Curtain. And these are the people at whom Radio Free Europe beams its daily broadcasts. Escape is not its aim. Radio Free Europe penetrates the Iron Curtain to spread truth ... to strengthen hope and resistance. Said the youths above, It ( Radio Free Europe ) added courage and strength to strained nerves." "It offered us ... a hope for a better Juture," said a young nurse who fled to the West . "Everybody is listening even the Communists," said an escaped Czech skating champion. From 29 powerful transmitters, Radio Frea Europe broadcasts up to 20 hours of truth a day to five key satellite countries Poland, Czecho slovakia, Romania, Hungary and Bulgaria. And how the Communist bosses fear it! Each dollar vou contribute sponsors a Minute of Truth on Radio Free Europe. How v many minutes will you give? Support Rodlo ft Europe Send your Truth Do!i$ to: CRUSADE for FREEDOM MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE I - ... . . . I 1 ii - hi I., - - - ' - . ' :-,.x fj 'f
