MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1931.
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LOOT If dog 1 missing, call 1S16.
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good appearance, ambitious and full
OI pep; eauwiiiuu unwawj. j
are In earnest and need to make
money, call forenoons after 9, Wed..
Thurs. and Friday, 227 8. Oakdale
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Middle aged, lady wo'ild
work for room ana ooara lor dsi
ance of month. Box 8029.
WANTED MALE HELP
-yvrrir nW.im rtni.Mtt.nr. wanted
Learn Western Electrlo and R. C. A.
b.u .Hiai lr1nln. Cataloc.
Operators Assoc., 103 N. Rowan
Ave. W HJJRCIW, v.-.
RELIABLE man to take care store
route, distribute and "collect; ex
perience unnecessary; earn bjiw
lent weekly Income. Berland Pea.
nut Company, St. Paul, Minn.
niwr 4 main fn- ImmMltnta WOrk
Will pay expenses on your car. 419
Z). Alain, 12-4 ;uu. rauua iwo'a.
HELP WANTEDMALE AND FEMALE
WANTED Man and wife to exchange
3 or 3 hours work a day for house
rent, mono -iuu.
WANTED SITUATIONS
BATS remodeled, plain sewing, mend
ing. Nu-Sllver demonstrator. Tal
623-J.
WANTED Housework by a capable
and experienced woman, xei. wi-i
WAAUW .j i
Won in medical office or typing
and bookkeeping In business of-
... ... k .1 - o 1Q7U
lice. All or pari, uuiv.
Man inoune.
WANTED Family washings, 60c to 41
also hour work. Phone 869-X-3-
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WILLYS KNIGHT and Packard ex
pert mechanic. Public Market
Bldg., 37 So. Riverside Ave.
WANTED Care of children afternoon
or night. Phone 1122-R.
WANTED Automatic water system,
200 or 400 gallons per hour; eecona
hand. Phone 135 Monday morning
between 8 and 9,
WANTED Cow to milk for feco.
Phone 823-J-i:
WANTED House cleaning or day
work. Phone 1345-X or 863-R.
WE PAY CASH tor used clothing.
Jennings Loan Office.
MARRIED Man with family wants
equipped dairy ranch on shares.
Box 8011, Tribune.
FOR RENT Modern house Just out
side city limits: 1 acres. Call 849
WANTED 2nd hand good We buy.
trade and sell Berrvdale 2nd Hand
Store. 1603 No. Rlveralde
RADIOS bought, sold and repaired
Service Electric Co. Ill too Holly
Pbons 1279.
WANTED Washings wsshed and
Ironed, 9o lb. Reasonable mending
done If wished, phone 1393-X.
LOCAL or long distance hauling. We
guarantee to save you money. Haw
ley Transfer, 819 No. Riverside.
Phone 1044-X.
WANTED Cars for wrecking at Big 4
1761 N. Riverside.
WANTED Household goods, tool
and lunk. or what have you?
Medford Bargain House, 17 N
Orspe 8L Phone 1062. tf
Jt!
l WILL buy good used tires, tubes,
rims. 1781 No. Riverside.
FOR GARDEN and field plowing
(and, Travel and sediment. Tel
912-J. Samuel Ba'.eman. tf
FOR RENT DOUSES
FOR RENT To adult until spring,
well furnished modern dup'.ex, 825
Inquire 212 So. Orspe.
OR RENT Furniahea house. West
Jackson St., (22.5w per month, water
paid. Inquire at 715 Cedar St.
FOR RENT Modern 5-room dwelling.
Inquire 29 Kenwood.
FOR RENT 6-room furnished house,
3 blocks from Washington: also new
high school. Phone 247-J.
FOR RENT Partly furnished house,
613 No. Orspe.
FOR RENT Modern 6-room house:
hsrdwood floors and bullt-lns. Tel.
1496.
FOR RENT Modern 8-room unfur
nlshed home, close In. at '315 So.
Riverside, 825. Inquire at 325 So.
Riverside or Pbone 701-J.
FOR RENT Furnished 5-room hoiue
well located. Phone 643 or ca:i
886-W. evenings.
FOR RENT 4-room modern house,
close In on pavement Phone 625-W
FOR RENT Furnished 5-room bun
FOB REST BOSSES
FOR RENT 4-roora furnished house.
424. water paid. Inquire 214 Cottage.;
FOR RENT 6-room house, acre of
bottom land. 28 Almond St. Tal.
906-L or call at 1016 E. Jackson.
FOR RENT OR SALE 3 nouses on
ixoler lane, near Jacksonville high
way Big Pines Lumber Co.
FOR RENT House In Everette Coutt
and Katherlne Court, Wsit 11th St ;
unfurnished; for family of two;
clean, modern, has electric range,
breakfast nook set and plenty of
cabinet work; large garage. Phone
238.
FOct RENT 6-room modem furnish
ed bouse, 219 North Peach, Phone
408-J-4. Fred C. Sander.
FOR RENT Clean. 6-room bouse.
Basement, cool room, bullt-lns. Call
722 No. Riverside. Phone 1041-M
FOR RENT 3-room partly furnished
house, 43ft. Inquire 238 S. Holly.
FOR RENT A rooms uniurniahed ex
cept range; fireplace: near new high
school. Key at 148 8. Ivy.
FOR RENT 6-room modern furnish
ed house. (27.60.' Water paid. Call
922.
FOR RENT 6-room furnished house
Inquire at 223 N. Riverside.
rOH RENT 5-room furnished house,
S. Orange. 364-Y or 1498.
FOR RENT Homes. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown dc White.
17tf
FOR RENT 4 to -room houses
Pbone 106. 10 N. Central tf
FOR RENT Furnished house, 1101 N
Central. Inquire 939 N Central.
FOB RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Furnished apt. for busi
ness couple. 240 so. Riverside.
FOR RENT 4-room furnished apt.
with garage. 641 Fine St., bis.
FOR RENT Furnished 4-room house,
(24, water paid. Inquire 214 Cot
tage at.
FOR RENT Furnished modern and
semi-modern apartments; moderate
rates. Call and see them. Sunrise
Super Station, cor. 12tb and River
side. Phone 1338.
FOR RENT Modern 4-room duplex
apt.; furnace, electrlo range, eleo
trto refrigerator, garage. W. A.
Gates, Economy Groceteria, or Tel
442. i
FOR RENT Apartment, 808 W. Main.
FOR RENT Apartment, Durrell
Court, 329 No. Holly. '
FOR RENT 2-room apt. well fur
nished, at 1205 E. Main.
FOR RENT Furnished apts., 3 rooms
and batn; privtae entrance; gar
age. Call 14S5.
FOR RENT Front 1-room apt. and
- kitchenette. 1205 E. Main.
FOR RENT 3-room apartment, fur
nished. 115 Mistletoe.
FOR RENT Apt; heat. 10 Quince
FOR RENT 3-room furnished apt.
light, water and garage: 15. 452-H.
FOR RENT "Best apartments In
- town" at Schuler Apts- oornerdth
and Oakdale. Phone 1083
FOR RENT Apartments; low rent;
801 N. Central.
FURNISHED 3 and -room apts; gar
age. 604 W 10th.- -
FURNISHED 8-rm. apts, clean, walk
ing distance; Ughte and water paid,
243 No. Holly.
FOR RENT ROOM AND BOARD
FOR RENT Attractive room with
board, garage. 33 N Peach.
ROOM and board. 339 South Central
c-hone 1211.
FOB BENT FURNISHED ROOMS
MODERN furnished room, adjoining
bath: family of 2. Board If desired.
1417-X.
FOR RENT Rooms from $8 up; $35
a month, room and 3 meals. 106
So. Ivy.
I OR RENT Furnished sleeping
rooms, close In; home privileges;
board If desired; reasonable; gar
age. Phone 1076-J.
NICELY furnished sleeping room
Meals if desired. 607 S. Oakdale.
FURN. APTS. for rent. $5 a week
Apply at Peoples Electrlo Store
LARGE, plessant turr-lsbed corner
room: neat, airy; not and cold
water In room. 1305 E. Main.
FOP RENT Sleeping room for work
ing lady. 133 Umond St.
FOR RENT Modern sleeping rooms,
$10 per month and up. 335 80.
Riverside Ave.
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Store room. 111 No.
Riverside. Phone 846-L.
FOR EXCHANGE
13-OA. REMINGTON bdl-brl. ham
merless shotgun. Trade for bicycle.
Box 386. Rt. 1, Central Point.
TO EXCHANGE 3 city lots for good
light car. Box 8147, Tribune.
FOR TRADE 180 A. unimproved
land: 60 A. under Irrlg., 3 ml. south
of LaJunta, Colo., for Improved un
Irrlg. land near Medford. Address
Mrs. Elsie Durham, R. 1, Box 81,
Medford. Phone R-1-3-L.
FOR EXCHANGE Modern country
home, practically new; basement,
furnace, oath, splendid view; class
MUUr M e Drive; 3 seres, fruit,
berrl j ;srden. plenty of shads.
Price -J70O. Want Medford resi
dence. 6 or 6 rooms. Will assume
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
125 East Sixth St. Phone 1496.
TO TRADE 1927 Dode sport road
ster and trailer, for 1 or U-too
truck. No model T Fords wanted
tleo. Heilmeyer, R. P. D. 1, Box 8u2
Ashland. Ore.
WANTED To trad heifer for
Ouernsey null 6 months to year
old: 60 good ewes for sal. Rout
1, Box 43.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
HAVE California homes, farms and
tncom property to exchsng for
local property. EARL TUMY. 110
Liberty Bldg.
FOR SALE. TRADE OR RENT A
stock ranch, sll stocked ? miles up
Thompson creek, or writ to L, J.
Qober, Applegat. Ore,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR LEASE Owing vo physical con
dition we must lease our service
station at once. One of the best on
Paclflo highway in Medtord; three
pumps and full equipment. If in
terested see either E. M. Alcock or
- . A. Rowe at Sunrise Super Serv
ice Station, cor. 12th and Riverside.
POR RENT OR SALE Service station
and store. Good business for the
right party. Tel. 422-L or 31 Gen
esee. FOR RALE Apt. nouse and nice
building lot. 80S W. Main. 118
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR ESTIMATS on roofing with cedar
shingle or JohnsManville asbestos
or flexible shingles, call on BIG
PINES LUMBER COMPANY. Tel. I.
FOR ROOF repairs Phone 629 or call
119 N. Fir St.
FENDERS enameled,. $8 to 812 set
Auto Beauty Shop.
FURNITURE repairing, bullt-lns. cup
board doors; anything mode to or
der. U24 S. Central, near Paclflo
highway. Phone 283.
FOB SALE HOMES
FOR SALE Own your own home.
Why pay rent in Medford when you
can 'buy a modern, newly painted.
6-room house In Central Point for
only (75 down and $25 month'.?,
worth S3000. can buy lor eiou.
Call 872-J or 419-R.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity In
' new 6-room colonial bungalow Rt
big bargain. Will take farm tractor
or cows, box BUBi. Man xriDune.
FOR 8ALB Attractive homes
Phone 106. 80 N. Central. 4tf
LOTS near new Washington school,
paved; from 8550 up; unpaved from
230 up; large tota, clear title
BROWN & WHITE. Realtors.
FOB SALE TRUCKS
FOR SALE Good 1-ton truck with 10
speeds forward. Your own terms.
Phone 1044-x.
FOR SALE 1926 Chev. truck; Of trade
tor light coupe. Phone latw.
FOR SALE 3 model 1 Ford trucks;
one with Ruxtell axle and one with
gear shift and 14-ft trailer. G. E.
Trlbett. Rogue River, Rt. 1.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK.
FOR SALE Purebred Duroo boar. 18
months old; also oat hay. Storey,
Spring 8t,
FOR SALE Weaner pigs. W. W.
Gregory, Crater Lake highway.
FOR ' SALE Thoroughbied . Guernsey
bull, 3 yrs old. Phone 301-R-3.
FOR SALE POULTRY
FOR SALE 4 African geese. 84 Wil
lamette. FOR SALE: A few Austrolorp pullets
and few . I. Red pullets: also on
purebred Cornish game cock. G. ff.
Dewey. Route 1, Box 258, Central
Point, near Agate school.
FOR SALE 25 Red pullets. Mr
Dressier, Phone 1569-L,
FOR SALE -AUTOMOBILES
WANT to sell by 1928 Chevrolet coach.
car in good condition, -rei. i4t2-u
NEW ,Dodge truck. Special price for
quick sale. Just right for dump
body Job or rancn work.
EAKIN MOTOR CO.
. if 1I6 So. Fir.
FOR SALE Ford coupe, model A,
1930; new tires, license, dip fender.
Phone 676 or 591-R-3. Guy Connor.
FOR SALE Late model sport road'
ater; 6 wire wheels, rumble seat;
perfect shape; Just overhauled and
valves ground. Deal with owner
direct. Address Box P. G., Mill
" Tribune.
FOR SALE 1928 Star touring, ex.
cellent condition. Bargain. Call
at 414 S. Riverside.
"USED CARS WITH O. K. THAT
rATTTTa"
With personal guarantee of satU-
ini.nuu, nigi vitu w uicrvu-uuise a
low prices,
1630 Chevrolet sport roadster... M35
1629 Chevrolet aedan, "Karl'
. , Keen" trunk 475
1928 Chevrolet coach 31(3
1927 Chevrolet coach w 2.5
1930 Ford standard coupe 416
1929 Ford sport coupe.
"free
wneeiing"
1929 Durant coupe, 6-60 M...L. 4:
New low a. M. A. C. terms.
Trade in your old car.
: PIERCE-ALLEN USED CAR LOT
Corner 8th and Bartlett.
Phone 941 and 150.
flCHERER'S WEEK-END
SPECIALS
1927 Bulck Sedan M 00
1926 Bulck Touring
1930 Bulck Roadster
1922 Cadillac Touring .
166.00
985.00
166.00
iif.10 iuuiex cjoach
85.00
Prlcpii Inch Iri. T.nM
COHERER MOTOR CO.
128-30 So. Riverside.
OpenSundaye and Evenings. TeL 78
FOR SALE -Cheap, used sedan, newly
r"". Dig rines sUurnneT 00.
Mile-a-Minute Marty . ... . . ...
YOU VE GOT TO OWN
TO GET A OOQ ASSAIESAAAN
WITH THIS PIRM-
SAlESrWNA&ERk
rlWi
C. E. GATES AUTO COMPANY
FOB SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE a cows, 4 balfers. also
mower, rake, hay wagon, barrow,
etc Best offer takes it. F. Senn,
3i miles south of Ashland on
highway.
WHEN you think of real estate, think
of Brown tc White.
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Set of Spalding register
ed golf clubs with bag; cheap If
sold at once. ; 189 Harrison St.,
Ashland.
FOR SALE Lease on 80-acre ranch;
8'i acres extra good corn: hay In
barn: 222 bu. oats. Phone 107. Box
420, Central Point, Or.
FOR SALE Toledo wood-coal range
In good condition. Phone 712-L.
FOR SALE Threshed third cutting
alfalfa fertilizer, also wheat and
ahelled corn, last year's crop. Phone
523-J-4. Otto Nledermeyer.
FOR SALE Wood, hard and soft mix
ed, 83.00. ; Write M. F. Barlow, Tal
ent. -
FOR SALE
One day bed w
Wood heater .
Refrigerator
' One bedstead .
- One rocker
Drealng table .
30 00
12.00
8.00
4 50
3.50
500
Lawn mower, hose, shovels and
many other useful articles.
520 80. Central. Phone 838.
FOR SALE One 3nd hand 8-hoie
steel ranger- $15. H. J. Merklee,
- crater Lake highway, Eagle point,
FOR SALE Good orchard run Bart.
letts, suitable for canning. Sgobel
As Day.
FOR SALE Almost new player piano
and roils, ias ; terms, at wmauv
ett.
FOR Jonathans call 1122-R.
FOR SALE 10 cords dry fir cordwood
on ground. Inquire Mail box is,
Route 1, Stewart Ave.
FOR SALE 15-foot wall cabinet with
drawers and storage space. A bar-
gain. Call at Mall Tribune 01 nee
I FOR SALE Small Heatrola suitable
for fireplace; burns briquets or coal;
$20. Inquire 719 W. 11th.
FOR SALE Dry tlr and hardwood.
Dalton Bros., pnone oaa-tt-i.
FOR SALE! Circulator heater, cheap.
Tel. 968-M.
FOR SALE Plenty petite prunes this
week and next, lo lb. Pick them
yourself. No picking iSunday. F.
S. Carpenter, Jacksonville highway.
FOR SALE 5-gall on fir kegs, 60c
- each; gallon jugs, 20c eacn. ooid
Seal Creamery.
FOn SALE Grapes, Missions, Tokays.
Geary Orchard, Grtffen creek.
BEST lump coal, $13 and 415.50 per
ton, any time. Med. Fuel uo. xej
031.
FOR SALE 3 burner oil stove, 4-00;
two all wool overcoats, Uks) new,
size 12 years, 93 50 each. IM Wu
lamette Ave.
FOR SALE Mission wine and Jelly
grapee; also Sweetwater and Tokays
3c lb. Manke ranch, 3 miles wont
, and 1 south of Medford.. T,, U
v. Reedy. V'' '.. '"I" '. .. : .
FOR SALE Fine Winter Banana cull
apples. Sgoble and Day.
FOR SALE: Tomatoes lc; pick thtrn
yourself. SprlnRbrook Farm Fol
low arrows from Buckshot corner
and Crater Lake highway.
BALED alralfa Day or highest qual
Ity. Rogue River Oo phone 1366
FOR SALE Nearly new upright
piano, excellent condition. Priced
right. 243 a. urape.
POR SALE Refrigerator, cream ep-
arator, saddles, tools and other
articles Must sell. , 405 Barhart
FOR SALE Electric range, buffof,
bed, Simmons springs, Ice box, rug,
washing machine. 318 Newtown..
FOR SALE Complete trap drum ouu
fit with cases (Ludwlg Rial to) 75
1121 W. :10th. .
FOR SALE! Ue aewlna ma
chines, all ma ken, $5 up; termi
If desired. AH makes rented and
repaired. White Sewing Maohlne
Co., 34 North Bartlett. tf
BUSINESS DIRECTORY r
Abstract
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atracta of Title. Title Insurance
Roorrit I and 5. No. II North
Central Ave., upetalni.
TACR90N CO.
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and rule Itunranoe
The only complete
Title System In
JncksuD Ooonty.
Accountants)
WILSON AUDITING COMPANY
Tax and Corporation Counselors
Auditors and Accountants. B
M. Wilson. C. P. A. Liberty Bldt
Phone 167-R.
Biliert Window Cleaners
LET GEORGE DO iT -TeL 1171
Hours cleaning. Floor waxing
Oriental rug cleaning, specialty
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To Choose From
.' Priced $15 up
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Chlropractlo rTiratcsaa
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlro
practlo Nerve Specialist. Office
hours to 13, 1 to i. 101-104
Liberty Bld. O.'floe Phon 480'
Res. Phone 731-H.
Furniture rlepalrtns;
FURNITURE RB-OfHOLSTEHBU
re-flnlshed, re-glued. We cam
a- full line of upholstering sam
ples. A. N. Thlbault. TeL 96D-R
Financial
WE LEND MONEY to worthy peo
ple to pay their honest debts. Pa
clflo Coast Credit Association. 411
Medford Bids. Medford. Ore.
Job Printing.
MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT
Beat equipped plant In southern
Oregon: printing of all a'nds; book
binding, loose leaf lodgers and
blanks, billing systems, duplicating
cash sales slips and everything in
the printing Una. 38-30 N. GrajM.
Phone 75.
Glass
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Auto glass while you wait. Glass
tor an purposes , ruuui
88tf
Money to Loss 1
s" TV Lone Time)
t CyO. Real tat
J (J Mortwure Loan
X s Phone ISM
Commercial Finance Corp.
Medford. Oregon
WB LOAN MONEY on furniture
and 1st model auto. Three pel
. cent oer month on unpaid - bal
ance. No other oharges. Come
In and et the ;ash today. See
W. E. Thomas, 338 W. th St
Painting and ranertjanctn;
M. A. BLISS & COMPANY Point
lng, paperhanglng and lnterlci
finishing 802 Crater Lake Ave
Phone 1604. 41
ground floor Holly Theater Bldg
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIOHT Tesohsl
of piano. Classical and populal
muslo courses. Haight Music
Studio. SI 8 Liberty Bldg. Tel. 71
Radio Service.
KAOIO SERVICE -n any mill
radio H. O. Pu-uoKer 191 West
Main St. Oftloe Phon US
residence 1448. -
EXPERT radio repalilng on all makes
of sets. Ben L. Hltzler, Phone 437-L.
Roofing.
STANDARD ROOFING CO. Bulldirs
of water-eight roofs. Estimates end
Inspection nlthout charge. lOtb
and Plr St. Tel. 1077.
Storage
WAREHOUSING Storage, Dlstrl
butlon. Medford Warehouse, til
8outb Front St. Pbone 116.
Sand and u ravel
C. A. HARTLBT-Hand and Qravl
ulant Clean washed sand and
gravel: orushed gravel, all else
Phone plant 1308. or offlo 187
Transfer
DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Service guaranteed 80 a Orapi
St.. Phone 044. or -ealdno U6I)
BADS TRANSFER STORAGE
CO. Offlos 1016 No. Central
Phone 116. Prloe rt :ht SerrUx
guaranteed.
REINKlNO TRUCKING HERVICB
Transfer and hauling of all
kinds Ofrios I0 South From
St. Phon 883.
Typewriter Repairing
ALL MAKES typewriters overhsuled
and repaired, free estimates given
All work called for and delivered
Telephone A. MILer, 493-H.
Violin Instruction.
THORVAL H. POLKESBEKtt Teach.
er of violin ensemole aud radis
practice for students. Instruments
furnished Studios. 1 acd 4 College
til .R.. 31 N. Grape St. Tel.
Canadian Pacific
Plans Cruise For
Fall, Winter Season
SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. 39 An an
nouncement of particular Importance
to tourist travel was made by J. F.
McOulre, general agent for the Can
adian National railways, denllng with
the winter program laid out for S. a.
'rlnce Henry, flagship of th Paclflo
Coast fleet. Mr. McOulre has recelv
ed word of a special cruise from Vsn
couver to Hsllfsx. via the Panama
Canal, which will commence at this
port at midnight Saturday, Novem
ber 31st, The cruise will end at
Halifax at noon, Sunday, December
13th.
Announcement Is further made that
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Automobil seat eovers. with patterns to harmonise with th interior of ths automobile, afford auto
owners sn opportunity to enjoy th sa,n pleasure in planning th interlcr decoration o( the car that thef
us and enjoy in th interior decoration of their homes, according to the Western Auto Supply Company.'
Photo shows Mils Msry Kornman, film player, in s car squipped with Hollywood seat corers.
S. S. Prince Henry, at the conclusion
of this fall cruise, will operate on a
regular weekly schedule during the
winter months between Boston and
Bermuda.
An Interesting Itinerary has been
laid out for the trip around to Hall
fax. The ship will first call at Vic
toria and make her next stop at sen
Francisco. From there cslls will be
made at San Pedro, Manzanlllo, Ba.
boa, Cristobal, Havana, Bermuda and
Hallfex.
There has been much speculation
on the coast as to what use would do
made of the Canadian National flag
ship following the completion of her
summer Alaskan schedule. The an
nouncement of this arulse, coming
Just at a time when the passengers
o an arrive at their eastern destina
tion nicely before Christmas, already
has created Interest and many trip
pers from the Paclflo coast- and the
prairies have made application for
space. -
School Notes
JACKSON SCHOOL
School Exhibit
We are very happy to have so many
things go to the fair this year. Mrs.
Laldley had color charts by 6B-6A,
silhouettes 6A, (lowers, painted by
4B-A, clowns and other figures 6B,
soap carving 0A, fish pictures 6A,
writing, grades 4-5-6, baskets oth
grade and posters by the 6A. Mrs,
Re Id had maps from the 6A and 6A.
Miss Smith had some very Interesting
posters made by the 6th grade. Mrs,
Murray's SB sent color charts, free
hand drawing In crayon, free hand
paper cutting and an Illustrated story
which, which were very attractive,
Miss Stewart's 3A's had houseboats,
a Japanese Illustrated story, water
color paintings of animals, color
charts, paper cutting and a Pilgrim
scene. Mrs. Henderson displayed
water color pictures, free hand draw
ings, an Illustrated story. They all
were very pretty. Miss Nevlson sent
an Illustrated story, free-hand paint
ing, block designs and color charts.
This year the Jackson school has
their things in a different place. It
will be fun to see our things at the
fair.
Spelling
We had some tests last week from
Mr. Hedrlck's office. The teachers
gave us one hundred words. Those
missing only five or below do not
have to take spelling the rest of the
term. Ruth Herrln, 88, and Winston
Campbell, 6B, were the only two ex
empt. This week the' highest average
was 96.9 percent, which were the 6B.
A surprise
Monday morning the teachers had
a surprlne.
Mrs. Taylor had set a plate of
grapes on all the teachers' desks.
There were five kinds of grapes. The
grapes came from the Taylor's vine
yard In California.
Banking
Our banking percentage Is not as
nigh as usual for we have many new
children here this year. We hope
very munh that each one will start
an account. Mrs. Raid's SB's have
the highest percentage. Our school
average was 61.3 percent.
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LINCOLN SCHOOL
' Banking
Th average for all the room was
78.9 percent. The HA-8A room bsnk
ed the highest with 118.3 percent.
Miss Schneiders 4A's ranked second
with 100 percent. The amount bank
ed was S7.S7.
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Educational Exhibit !
School was dismissed Friday after
noon that everyone might go to the
fair grounds to see the school ex
hibits. Next week we shall know
more about the prizes that were
awarded.
' Good Attendance
The 4A'a are the proud possessors
of the attendance record, having bad
no tardy nor absence marks against
them since school started. We aro
continuing the good record.
Art
The art classes In the department
are cutting letters. The 6A'a are
drawing them. .
Garden Club
We are very proud of Corrtne Kar-
wood, Milton Benford, and Jeanette
Thatuher, members of the Garden
club who have carried their projects
to completion. They had, a holiday
all day Friday.
A Visitor
Mrs. Turner visited the building on
Thursday. She visited us one day
last week, too. Maybe she gets lone
some for school sometimes. She
taught nine years In ' the Lincoln
building.
Arithmetic
Miss Gumellus reports that her
classes have not forgotten all the
artthmetlo that they learned last
year after all. She thought for the
first two days of school that they
had.
Pupils Who Have Moved Away
Arleen Beers IB, Harold Beers 3B,
and Elaine Beers have moved to the
state of Washington, Richard Gould
IB went to Los Angeles. Ancll Gun
ter 6B went to Canton. North Caro
lina. Ariel Muetzel 3A and Courtney
Muetzel 4A moved to Grants pass.
. - : tfevf pupils
Charles Burrell 1A, Naomi Burrell
3A, and Howard Burrell 4B have
come to Medford from Casper, Wy
oming. Gene and Ernest Souther
land, both of the 0B, come from Kla
math Falls. Rodney Hawkins and
Alice and Mary Kellogg entered the
6B this week. They went to Lincoln
school last year.
Spelling
These are the grades for the de
partment: 4B, 96.3 percent; 4A, 97.1
percent; 0B, 96.4 percent; OA, 97.6
percent; 6B, 96.7 percent; and 6A,
0B .7 percent. The average was about
07 porcent.
In the 3A class Erma Ives, Ralph
Brock, Kathleen Hammok, Norma
C&ntrall, Zoa Jane Mercer, Mlchlko
Kamlkowa, Doris Rohrer. Kemper
huh, vincen Chase, and Ariel Muetn
el had 100 percent In spelling for
the week.
The children receiving A's In the
thlrc1 grade In spelling are Chester
Cole, Hllma Wall, Naoma Burrell,
George Hall, Eugene Hayes, Pauline
Johnson, Bobby Smith and Helen
Turnblade.
ROOSEVELT SCHOOL
Reporters: Jean Piatt, Natalie
Shelby, Mary Offord.
; Banking. ;
Th Roosevelt SB's received the
bannsr tor banking last Tuesdav.
The building record was 83.6 per cent
We expect to get a higher percentsge
next time.
New Pupils.
We were very glad to welcome Billy
Lordahl, 1A, and Anna Hanan, OA
We are sure they will like the Roose
velt school. . 1 '
Pupils Leaving,
W are very sorry to know that
Aletha Roberts, 8A, Zetta Roberts,
SA. Aretha Roberts. IK, are leaving
Roosevelt school. They are on their
way to payette, Idaho. We all hope
they have a happy year In Idaho.
Health Report.
Ti average for the building In
health Inspection was 90.8 per cent
this week. The health banner went
to Mrs. Chllders' B class with 99.8
per cent.
Reporters.
Jean Watt. Betty May Childress, Vir
ginia Hammond.
, Registration.
Roosevelt school has an enrollment
of 339 pupils this week. Last year
at this tlm of year there wer regis
tered only 813 children.
Writing Certificate.
Ths Roosevelt school was very
proud to have 99 writing certificates
awsrded; 80 were In th department.
We think w did very well. Profici
ency certlflcaten were awarded to the
following: Kathryn Mead, Jean
Piatt, Mary .Offord and Aleth Rob
ert.
Natall and Barbara Shelby recelv.
ed their proficiencies In the Wash
ington school.
Esther Stevens, Peggy Reter, Anna
Jones, Luclll Berry, Vsnecla Evans
and Janet Mann, who have already
Willys-Knight and
Packard
Expert Mechanic
Publlo Market Bldg.
37 South Riverside Ave.
Interior
mmxaai-tiatimmtrmKiim
gone to Junior high, received theirs
also, '
Sixth Grade Certificates.
Betty May Chlldres, Jeanette Held.
Dorothy Montelth, Mable O'Neill, Car.
lln Flatt. vtoletta Smith, Doris Wil
liamson, Earlene Young, Robert Stw
art, Esther Frohrelch, Lowell Bln&
ham, Richard Thlerolf, Charles Rlor.
Vera Hale, June Williams. '
Fifth Orade Certificates.
Dorothy Gsddls, Sylvia Learned.
Zetta Roberts, Zeta Alexander, June
Nugent, David Lumen, Donald Hor
ner, Levon Kelaur, Verve Qossett.
Franklin Metcalf, Josephine BulUs,
Catherine COnroy. ....
Fourth Orade Certificate.
Katherlne Oenther. Josephine Mead,
Jane Qoold. Evelyn Harwood, Hubert
Todd, Donald Montelth, Charles Nel
son, Bobby Deaver, Jean Leonard,
Dorothy DeLlsle. - Dwayne Metcalf,
Donna Stevens, Helen. Kindle, Mary
Frohrelch. .
Transfer of Teachers.
Miss' Webb, who was of Roosevelt
school, hs gone to Lincoln. Over
there she Is teaching music, art and
writing In th department. We bav
Mrs. Shangla from the Lincoln school
here. She Is teaching the 3A. - ,
The New Rooms.
Ths children In the IB and 1A
grade wer th lucky one to get
the new room, although many classes
wanted It. They are also lucky to
have Mrs. Maxwell for their teacher.
We are waiting to have our first stu
dent body meeting In th new audi
torium. Of th two new classrooms
but one la occupied, the empty one
neing upstairs.
Furnas to Attend .
X,; Initial Flight of :-.
Giant New Airship
O. 0. Furnas, proprietor ot the Med
ford Service station, who was noti
fied by the Goodyear Tire dc Rubber .
Co. of Akron. Ohio, that h 1 on
of the winner in the July-August
sales contest for dealers in Goodyear
tires and known as the Goodyear
Dealers' Zeppelin Sales Race.
Winning first place In this terri
tory means that Mr, Furnas won th
trip to the company factory at
Akron for a two-day frolic and enter
tainment program with all expense
paiq. Mr. Furnas left Saturday, Sep
tember 19.
I certainly am pleased with th
announcement that our organization
won first place in the sale, contest,
for three reasons: First, It means
that I get ths trip, ot course: second.
we did an outstanding-piece of sale
work during those two months, and
third, by virtue of that fact ther
are many more people now than ba-
lore who win know tin satisfaction
and no mistake," declared Mr. Furnas,
Program for th big two day at
Akron, Mr. Furnas said. Included a
big arrival parade, airship rides in
the fleet of Ooodyear non-rlgld air
ships, a barbecue, followed by
sports program of competitive event
and special feature such as box Ins
an dthe like: then dinner In th
evening, followed by a big theatsr
party and program In Ooodyear thea
ter. The second day' feature Include
a visit to th' Ooodyear Zeppelin
Corp. airship dock,' the largest In th
world, where th U. 8 8. Akron, navy
airship built by Ooodyear Zeppelin.
it now being completed. Ths first
test, flights of this giant airship will
be held during the time that ths
winner's frolic I In progress, so that
th visiting Ooodysar dealers will see
the ship In flight.
Th afternoon of ths second day
will offer several entertainment al
ternatives, including factory trips, tlr
repair school trips nd a sightseeing
tour to Cleveland, with a big dinner
In th evening.
Buys and Trades
78 acres on Rogue River and Paclflo
highway. Oood 1 mprovemenUi all
tillable, rich soli: mile out: dear.
Pries 830,000. Trads for Medford or
Ashland residences, rooming house. or
business block.
1S3 acres 78 cultivation, fin sod.
good Improvements, timber; close to
school, graveled road; 4 cows, bull,
98 hogs, team of mares and colt. ISO
chickens, farm machinery, furniture
and crop,. Cash 81300. Balance 83,
400 paying out 4300 per year. Might
trad.
10 acre. Paclflo highway, doe In!
good Improvements, fin soil: 3 acre
apricots, balance alfalfa, grain or
truck land. Quick sals 43800. Terms.
If yon want to buy, tell or trade, see
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Central Point, Ore. Res. Phon 71
galow, Joqulre 331 W.. Sad. ,