JfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. APRIL 15, 1932.
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LOST German police dog. Call 334
' LOST Wednesday afternoon man'a
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f 1 LOST Brlndle bulldog: female. Tel
' 1455.
LOST If dog is miasms,, call 1M8,
FOUND Child's coat on Old 8tage
road. Phone Btu-it.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Housekeeper. Will furnish
home for married couple. Box 3494,
Mall Tribune.
HELP WANTED MALE
MEN. 18-45. Steady work. 81700 to
82300 year, rosiomve ciciiu. u.b..
carriers. Common education suf
ficient. Paid vacation. 25 coached
free. Write today sure for full par
tlculara 1238-A. Mall Tribune.
HELP WANTISD Slide and Female,
WANTED Boy or girl to do light
work in exchange for music les
sons. Write Box 3409, Tribune.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Laundrying. Square Deal
Laundry, 245 So. Central. Phone
379-W.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper desires
pos'tlon full or psrt time. Box 3458
Mall Tribune.
WANTED Any kind of eleuilng, 25c
an hour. Call 981-L.
WANTED By experienced man. posi
tion v operate orchard or ranch,
either on salary or shares: refer
ences furnished: could take imme
diate charge. Address S L. care
Mall Tribune, and party will call.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
GENTLEMAN Drive Loa Angeles for
fare. Careful, experienced; best
local references. Phone 1628.
WANTED Trade wood for truck or
car. Will Maxwell, Ruch, Ore.
WANTED Buy used dining set, elec
tric stove. Phone 105.
WANTED Must have 86000 immedi
ately to save 820.000 ranch: 40 acres
full bearing orchard, 60 acres under
cultivation, pasture, etc., 46 acres
free water: 88.000 In buildings: near
school: good roads. Address B. J.,
Mall Tribune.
WANTED Now Is time to have your
barns, cow barns, chicken houses,
etc., whitewashed. Call 258-W.
WANTED Spraying. Power sprayer
for trees and shrubs. Call 258-W.
WANTED Kodak, 2x3 with f 63
anastlgmat lens. Sunday only. 207
Haven
TURN INTO CASH Idle household
stuff furniture, d!.ues, glass,
.AVa Rnwlr. hiimnnA nrlfejt.
Modern-Antique Shop. West Jack-!
son and weicn, lacing junior nign
MEN to board and room In private
home, with home privileges; 18 a
week. 701 W. Jackson.
J WANTED To buy all kinds of rab
, bits. Tel. 1559.
WANTED
Wool and mohair. Wool sacks and
twine for sale. Medford Bareain
i House, 27 No. Grape St. lei 1062
WANTED AUTOMOBILES
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WANTED Ll?ht used cars, pay cash
J Ph. 852. 1761 N Riverside
: . FOR RENT HOUSES
. OWNER hss destrsble 4-room house,
close In. with fireplace, electric
water heater for bath, good yard.
To rent to responsible tenant. Tel.
' 691 or Box 3499, Tribune.
FOR RENT Furn. house, 412 King.
Phone 1656-J.
FOR RENT 3-room house, modern,
furnished. Phone 24-R.
MODERN half-duplex: some furni
ture If desired. 240 So. Holly. Tel.
600-L.
FOR RENT House, furnished or un-
furnished: 3 bedrooms, sleeping
porch, good garace: on paved street.
Call Mrs. R. E. Grren. 923.
FOR RENT Furnished house, strict
ly modem: 8 large lots for garden
ing, fine soil: and small growing
garden: 815 a month to steady rent
ers. Across street from telephone
office Central Point, or Tel. 1532-H
' evenings.
R RENT To adults, clean 4-room
house; range connected. Tel. 583-X.
HOUSE FOR RENT-Kleetne ranjel
; e-oa water faeate;. Phone 790-U J
POR REST HOUSES
FOR RENT Modern partly (urn'.ahed
4-room cottage, east side. Call at
41 & Riverside.
POR RENT Attractive 3-room home,
'lose in. 125 S. Holly. Tel. 731-X.
FOR RENT Beautiful (-room fur
nished home, close to schools and
tore; shady lawn; garden plot;
very reasonable rent. Phone 148
or aoo-y.
POR REN1 Homes Purntsbed or
unfurnished Brows a White
POR RENT 4-room modern duplex:
fireplace, breakfast nook, electric
range, heatrola; also fi-room house,
close In. Inquire 634 No. Bartlett.
POR RENT 7 room furnished house.
very cheap to reliable party. Phone
o. a. ue voe.
POR RENT 3-room house, ft acre
irrigated garden land. o. oeiin
Howard Ave.
POR RENT Modem nouse. close In
Pine shade, lawn and garden lot.
25 per month, water paid. Call at
329 south Riverside.
POU RNT 6-room moaero furnished
nouse, 137.00. water paid. Oall
1378-B.
POR RENT 4 Bo s-room houses
Phone 105. 80 N Central.
HOMES POR RENT Call 798.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
PLEASANT, furnished, steam-heated
apt; refrigeration. 10 Quince.
FURNISHED 3 and 3-room apts.
garage. 604 W. 10th.
2-ROOM APT. Also nice front sleep
, Ing room, ground floor; reasonable
rates. Gloria Pan Apts., 375 South
Central Ave.
TWO-ROOM furnished modern, neat,
new, 815.50; Includes garage. 1015
west ntn.
POR RENT Completely furn. apt.;
radio, washing machine, heat, hot
and cold water. 229 No. ivy.
NEAT front corner single apartment
and small furntahed house. Rea
sonable. 1205 E. Main St.
POR RENT 5 unfurnished rooms,
newly decorated; Heatrola, laundry,
garage, near library. W. F. Camp
bell, 804 E. Main.
TWO MODERN, attractive, furnished,
downtown apartments, for 1 or 3
people: newly decorated, win ac-
cept beat offer of rent. Apply
Fiunrer a Bakery.1
POR RENT Modern furnished apt
downstairs. 345 N. Bartlett.
POR RENT Modem furnished apart
ment; hardwood floors, fireplace;
newly decorated. Address Box 2985
Mall Tribune.
BEST apartments In town at new
reduced rates. 8chuler Apts.
FOR RENT Furnished apt Ll gate
garage: 810 & 813 Phone 453-H.
POR RENT 3-room apartments. 810
820 So. Plr. Phone 1320.
FOR RENT Modern duplex apt: 4
rooms. Phone 443.
FOR RENT FUKMHHED ROOMS
PLEASANT room for gentlemsn; close
In: bath, garage. 609 E. Main.
ROOMS 8150; bachelor cabins 82
per week. 445 So. Front.
FOR RENT SOO AND BOARD
FOR RFNT Room and board. 335
S. Ivy. Phone 842-X.
BOARD AND ROOM In private family,
reasonable. Call at 414 S. Riverside.
PLEASANT room with board. 718 E.
Main.
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Email ranch close In;
. well Unproved. Phone 437-X.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GROCERY STORE AND CONFEC
TIONARY In, first-class location,
lunch counter, soda fountain, all
fixtures and stock. For sale at great
sacrifice.
Owner must sell, or exchange his
146-acre ranch for smaller property,
acreage, house, or Income: 30 acres
under Irrigation, 22 alfalfa, 20 al
slke, balance timber and pasture:
milking 10 cows which, with all
machinery and equipment, go with
the place. One of the finest prop
erties in this section. Price 810,000.
SOUTHERN OREGON REALTY CO.
44 NORTH RIVERSIDE AVE.
FOR SALE Restaurant: good loca
tion In Medford. Owner must
leave. Phone 1332-J.
FOR EXCHAWUE
EXCHANGE 160 acres: 80 under cul
tivation; plenty free water; fine 6
room plastered house: bath, with
cold and hot water; Rood equip
ment and livestock. Will exchange
for smaller farm with Improve
ments, on or near Boulevard. Box
2806. Mail Tribune.
WILL TRADE modern 5-room house
In Ashland for acreage. Must be
god land and location: preferably
without bulldlnss. will assume.
Box 8488. Tribune.
5 ACRES, southern California, sell or
trade by owner. Phone 837-X.
FOR TRADE 2300 Jackson Co. Bldg.
dt Loan stock for small modern
house In Medford. Must be clear.
Phone 1630-J.
TRADE Labor for hay. Tel. 506-L.
FOR TRADE 2 modern nous, part
ly furnished, for small tix proved
acreage. 414 S. Riverside
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE One A-l cow. 8 years old,
Jersey and Guernsey: elves 40 lbs.
a day ; Tests 6 1 ? . Knox Service
Station. Jacksonville, or call 414-J.
POR SALE 11 ahoata.
Jacksonville.
W. E. Keen,
FOR SALE Some choice remstered
Shorthorn bull, heavy boned Oood
color, fourteen to sixteen months!
old Also fine heifers or cows with i
cilves at side. All priced to tell.
C. C. Garrett 8s Son. Glendale. Ore.
Fl'FL OIL Owt.lVERT
FOR FUEL OH delivery Phone 81ft
eds Transfer aud Storage Cg.
POR SAl.l HEL
POR SALE Bodv fir. part dry, 10 m.
2.U0: 12-ln. 11.90; laurel. (3 13.
2.35 per tier. Phone 539-R-4.
FOB SALE aUlllMMSLN
FOR SALE OR TRADE Dodge sedsn,
overhauled, and Paige sedan; trade
for late Ford T sedan or what have
you. 836 8. Riverside,
FOR SALE POULTRY
LARGE Bronze turkey and R. I.
aettlng eggs. Phone 539-J-2.
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red chicks.
Perry Walt. Oold Hill.
W. L. CHICKS 9c. May 8c; hardy
Hansen atraln. heavy layera, large
white egga. Free range-cockerels, di
rect Hansen. 266-325. Rocks or
Reds 10c. Jenks Poultry Farms,
Tangent, Ore.
R. I. SETTING EGGS.
Tel. 976-W.
F. A. Pefley.
FOB SALE HOMES
FOR SALE Modem home on Old
Stage road. Ideal location; 10 acres
good alfalfa, garden and fruit land.
Can be subdivided. Arden Tyrrell.
FOR SALE Home. It will pay you
to look this up. Consider trade for
auto or radto. . Balance like rent.
Owner, 209 First Natl', Bank Bldg.
HKIH-CtutSS 7-room bunga'ow In
distinguished residential district
Cash price 86000.00. Owner wants
Copco stock for his 83500 equity
. Walter H. Jones, Realtor, over Jack
son County Bank. Phone 796.
FOR SALE Sacrifice five room mod
em home, gas and electricity, large
lot and trees, 81,500. 8500 buys my
equity Phona 1082-X.
POR SALE Attractive home.
105 30 No. Central.
Phone
TOR SALE KEAL ESTATE
8-ROOM HOUSE, 10 acres; 7 acres
pears and apples. 2 chicken houses:
clear of encumbrance lor $1000. A
large stock and dairy ranch: gen
ulne bargain. Small property un
der lease earning .HUS net. C. S.
Butterlleld. 409 Medford Center
Bldg.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 20 A., 0 ml.
out, paved road: 2 -room house; 2
acres paid-up water: fenced; near
Medford. 836 S. Riverside.
LOT near Long Beach, lot at San
Francisco; ootn ciear. ana some
cash; want small Improved acre
age. Box 3497. Tribune.
POR SALE STOCK RANCH
280 acres. 60 acres alfalfa, 12 acres
seeded barley, wheat and oats, 20
acres corn ground, balance pasture
and woodland, sub-Irrigated, out
side range, large modern home, good
outbuildings. Equipped, stocked In
cluding cows, hogs, chickens, tur
keys, etc. Price 8000. Terms 500
year including interest ol.o
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
126 E. 6th St. Tel. 1496
WHEN you think of real estate think
of Brown & White
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
ROGUE RIVER Yellow Dent seed
corn. C. A. DeVoe. 523-J-2.
FOR SALE Household furniture; A-l
condition: Small wood heater,
breakfast table and chairs, dresser.
chiffonier, 2 bedsteads, springs.
mattresses, bookcase, chairs, library
diner table. Singer sewing machine.
Inquire Presbyterian Manse,
Phoenix.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 2-ton O. M.
C. truck for good team and stock
or what have you. Phone 191-J.
J. W. Bishop, R. P. D., Ashland.
FOR SALE -- Stock trailers, black
smith forge, log chains, office
chair. Frazler's Blacksmith Shop
8th and Fir.
FOR SALE Wool bags and fleece
twine. Mutual Mill & Seed Co., inc.
CRAMPED quarters necessitate eac-
ruicmg the following: Small cast
cook stove, heavy coll spring, Sim
mons bedstead, 4-drawer chest,
rockers, steel folding cot. Modern
Antique Shop, corner W. Jackson
and Welch, facing Junior high.
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay, also 1 cow.
Mrs. . v. Honiieid, Old Stage road.
FREE A load kindling with 3-load
orders ror io-in. green pine slab
wood, S4 50. Big double-sized load.
April only. Buy now save money.
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76.
FOR SALE Tomato and cabbage
plants See Carey's, near Phoenix.
Phone 341-J-l.
FOR SALE Bee supplies hlv?s.
smokers, foundation, etc. Monarch
Seed Co.
FOR SALE Woo! bags and fleece
twine Monarch Seed Co.
GARDEN DIRT, plowing, fertilizer.
sana and gravel, pnone Bia-J.
FOR SALE Wool baes and fleece
twine. Mutual Mill Se Seed Co., Inc.
Si FOR YOUR old battery on any
eevenn oat.; o-voit la-piate stand
ard (1 yr. guar.), $3; 6-volt 13-plate
hraw duty. W.
SEVER IN BATTERY SERVICE
1520 No RlverMde.
REBUILT PORDSON TRACTOR. 8100.
In fine shape. See it. Miller-San-ford
rractor Co., 22 8. Fir. Medford.
FOR SALE Lady's almost new black
coai with beautiful fur collar and
cuff set. Will sell very cheap,
' Also two evening dresses. Inquire
246 S Riverside, evenings A to 7
FERTILIZER and sediment. Phone
976-W.
NLV 83 60 for -volt 13-plate Junior
battery (8 mo. guar
SEVERIN BATTERY SERVICE.
POH SALE Deed sewing machine, all
makes, 86 up; terms If desired Ali
make rented and repaired White
Sewing Machine Co, 34 N Bartlett
POR SALE Dairy and nep and
horse fertilizer and black loam
Lee Hamilton. Phone 91U-L.
ROLLER canaries Phone C, A. DeVoe
MIDCUXANKOl'8
CASH paid for old gold. Jewelry. fA'.s
teth, etc. Jenninga Loan Office,
No. 6 South Front.
WE PAY CASH
For furnit?'re tools or what have
rou. MedTord Bargain If. mm, 37
No. Orape fit. PHof 1063.
MISCELLANEOUS
WALLPAPER cleaued, Just like new.
1.50 per room and up. Call 637-Y
SQUARE DEAL LAUNDRY 245 So
Central. Phone 379-W.
GOLD dust bought and sold at Red
den Co. 3rd floor Medford S'.dg.
LOCAL or long distance bauling We
guarantee to save vou money Haw
ley transfer. 619 North Riverside
Phone 1044-X.
BUSINESS DIKECrOKY
Abstracts
JACKSON CO.
.. Alls r It ACT CO.
Abstrarts ot Title and
Title Insurance, the
only complete title
System In Jacksnn
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
of Title Title Insurance Rooms 8
and 6, No. 32 North Central Ave..
upstairs.
Automobile Loans,
CONTRACTS REFINANCED
PAYMENTS H EDUCED
We pay up balance due dealer. Dank
or finance company and extend
your payments Additional money
loaned. Phone 31 lor appointment
Chiropractic rnyeicUD
DR. S W HOFFMAN Chiropractic
Nerve Specialist Office hours 9 to
12. 3 to 6 203-204 Liberty Bldg
Office Phone 68U; Rea Phone 731-H
Contracting
WE LEND MONEY to worthy people
to pay then noneat debts Pacific
Coast Credit Association 421 Luea
lord Bldg- Medfora ura.
Dentistry.
DK ROB SKI D OOE
404 Medford Bldg Phone 940
DENTISTRY
Dressmaking and ttemodetlnx.
THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking
and .-e modeling 424 Med lord Biag
Phone 1181.
Expert Window Cleaners
LET GEORGE DO IT Tel 1172
House cleaning. Floor waxing. Ori
ental rug cleaning, specialty.
Furniture Repairing.
FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED, re-
finished re-glued We carry a full
line of upholstery sample. v
Thlbault, Tel. 969-R
Funeral Parlor.
PERL'S FUNERAL HOME Distinctive
service at moderate rates. Estab
lished 20 years. Ambulance serv
ice. 6th 3t at Oakaale Tel. 47.
Lawn mowers
LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED. OILED
and adjusted for 7So Call and de
liver nee 23 No. Fir. Phone 261.
Money to Lend.
WE LEND MONEY on furniture and
late model autos Three oer cent
per month on unpaid balance No
other charge Come tn and get
the cash today. See W E rhomas
43 So. Central. Phone 139
Job Printing.
MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT!
Best equipped plant in southern
Oregon Printing xi all kinds; book
binding; louse-leaf ledgers; and
blanks, billing systems, duplicating
cash sales slips and everything in
the printing Une. 28-30 N Grape
Phone 75.
Piano Instruction.
FRED ALTON HAJGH'l Teacher of
piano Classical and popular music
' courses Haight Muslo Studio. 818
1 Liberty Bldg. rei u.
Roofing
STANDARD ROOFINO CO. Builders
of water-tight roofs Estimates ana
inspection without charge lotb and
Fir St. Tel. 1077
Piano Denifrs.
SEE the Baldwin ana of Plan 'is at the
Electric Wiring Co, 222 w Mam
St., or call Mrs. H. O. urackr
Tel. 1442.
Painting.
HARRY MARX,
Painting Tinting
Paperhanglng
Phone 14-F-4, PO Box 304
Transfer.
DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Service guaranteed 20 8 Grape St
Phone 644, or residence 1060
EADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO.
Office 1015 No Central Phone SIS
Prices right Service guaranteed
REIN KING TRUCKING SERVICE -Transfer
and hauling of all kinds
Office 309 Couth Front St. Phone
332.
Violins
THORVAL H FOLKENBERO. lachl
of Violin. Ensemble pr notice for
students Closing out vioMn out
fits Studio 3 and 4 College Bldg
Phone 269-J.
LEGAL NOTICE,
Not Ire to Creditors.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, in and for the County of
Jackson.
In the Matter of the Estate of E. B.
Ptckel, decayed.
Notice is hereby given, that the
undemigned has been appointed by
the Hon. C. B. Lam kin. Jnoge of the
above entitled Court, as Executrix of
said estate, and has duly qualified
according to law; all persons having
claims asalntt said estate are here
by notified to prevnt same, with
proper vouchers, and duly verified
according to law. at the office of
T. W. Mile, attorney for the under
signed, in the Jackson County Bank
building in the City of Medford, Ore
gon, within six months from the date
hereof.
D'1 and first published April
1st, 19J2.
MATTTE r. P1CKEL.
Eu!rix of the E-itate of
& B. rickel. deceased.
Jacksonville
JACKSONVILLE, Ore.. April 14.
(Spl) Elmer Feley, former Jackson
ville resident, visited here the first
part of the week enroll te to WoII
Creek to look after mining inter
ests. He spent the winter in Cali
fornia. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cantrall of
Ruch were dinner guests at Amy a
Place Sunday.
W. A, Childers of Big Applegate
spent Monday and Tuesday on busi
ness here. He also visited his
daughters In Medford.
Mrs. G. 0. San den attended the
county P. T. A. at the Junior high
school at Medford Saturday.
Mrs. Leslie Coke was a buslne&s
visitor In Medford Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Chris Keegan visited
the Harry and Fred Lewis ranch
near Butte Fells Sunday.
Mrs. C. E. Whitley who spent
several days convalescing at Dr. D.
A. Forbes' returned home Satur
day. Mlas Alice Hoofs and Miss Vir
ginia Pick, Mrs. Ed Smith and
Mlsa Iasle McCully were Saturday
visitors In Medford.
Mrs. Julia Williams la 111 at her
home here.
Prank Wooten. patient at the
Jacksonville sanitarium. Is Improv
ing nicely.
Fred Clogaone and daughter Miss
Sarah Alice, were Medford shoppers
Saturday.
Mrs. Samuel Evans and
Ella, visited In Ashland
evening.
Miss Hannah Nunn of
spent Friday night and
daughter
Saturday
Sterling,
Saturday
with Miss Violet Olson.
Mrs. Welch of Klamath Falls, Is
spending two months with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Ogle.
Mrs. May Cook of Medford, moth
er of Mrs. Raymond Crumley, and
Mrs. Arthur Anderson her grand
mother of Medford. visited Mra.
Crumley Monday and Tuesday at
Mra. Fred Butchers.
Emtl Brttt and sister Miss Mollle
Britt. and Mr. and Mra. George
Maxwell, spent Sunday at Yreka,
Cat.
Mrs. Don Kenny and Mrs. Leon
ard Osburne, visited Mrs, Gerald
LeBarr and new daughter at the
Community hospital at Medford' on
Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Cameron visited In
Jacksonville and Medford Monday.
Mrs. John Schumpf. who was
operated on at the Sacred Heart
hospital, has been moved to her
sister's home In Medford.
Mrs. Maggie Coffman of Medford
visited relatives here Tuesday.
Clinton Dunnlngton, Alfred Nor
ris and Alec Norris were Tule lake
visitors .Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Gaddy called on Mra.
Helen Anderson Monday at the
Sacred Heart hospital. She la much
Improved.
Mrs. William Nlckolua spent the
week at Weed. Calif.
Buddy Lit tell fell and broke his
leg Saturday while playing.
Ml as Elinore Hart of Griffin creek
spent the week-end with Mlsa Freda
Butcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Lytell of Klamath
Falls, visited relatives here Sunday.
Odd Fellows' dance Friday was a
success.
The Godly family has moved from
Jacksonville.
Mrs. Charley Dorothy entertained
with a birthday party April 9 honor
ing her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Davles.
Those present were Mr. and Mra.
Bud Lawrence and children, Miss
Carmen Dorothy, Mrs. Ivan Davis
and several friends.
Mrs. Chester Percell and mother,
Mrs. Al Boone, visited Mr. Boone on
the Crater Lake highway Saturday
afternoon.
Butte Falls
BUTTE FALLS. Ore,, April 15.
fSpl.) Mra. Rons Wymore Is In a
Medford hospital differing from
asthma.
Monday was clean-up day In
Butte Falls and much Improvement
resulted.
Ray Parker Is substituting in
high school for Mrs. George Stewart
who was called to Eugene last week
by the Illness of her husband. She
plana to return to work Monday.
High school girls chose volley
ball as their outdoor sport last week.
High school boys are Interested
In baseball.
Monday Mrs. N. B. Stoddard enter
tained Misses lone Richards, Marie
Mitchell and Ruth Severance at
dlnnrr and bridge,
Mrs. Hocf's group of Sunshine
girts spent an enjoyable evening
with Emma Nelson last week.
Mrs, Reeves, 111 from hemorrhage
of the lungs, was moved from her
home at the Knnff place, nine miles
above Butte Falls, to Butte Palls
and Inter to Medford. where she la
receiving Medical care.
Several boys of the sixth, seventh
and eighth grades are practicing
for the track meet at the county
fair gTnunda April 28. Bill Bailey
was selected captain and Aaron
Llewellen assistant.
Wendell Klncald spent Monday in
f edford.
Beatrice Bedford spent last week
end In Medford with heT father,
other relatives and friends. i
Carl Jackson, who works for Copco
at Prospect spent the week-end
with his family here.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young, Patty
Young, and Walt Thurston were
week-end guests at the J. B. Jack
son home.
Elga Abbott had dental work done
In Medford Monday,
Lee Casey of Medford Is visiting
his father and brother here.
Girls' Pollyanna club met Tubs
day with Misses Velma and Velva
Whitney. All enjoyed an April fool
package from their Pollyanna. Lunch
was served and all spent an enjoy,
able evening.
Mr. and Mra. R. Conley visited
Butt. Falls Friday.
Hustlers' club will meet with
M-s. John Marlon Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Mra. Robert Cofrman and son,
Lelsnd. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea White
and Mr, and Mrs. Frank Carson
attended the Christian Science lec
ture In Medford Tuesday.
Mr. and Mra. Oliver Hllkey went
to Grant. Pass Thursday to visit
Mrs. Hllkey's father and brothers.
Miss Ruby Coryell of Myrtle Creek
who taught In the high school last
year, visited friends in Butt. Falls
lsst week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Patton. Mrs.
O. 1. Patton, Lowell Patton and
Mra. Hsrold Patton visited Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Hlglnbotham In Medford
Friday.
Mrs. Ray Parker entertained Mrs.
Frank Carson, Mra. N. B. Stoddard.
Mra. Harold Patton. Mra. Everett
Abbott, Mra. Fred Kuhn, Mrs. Rin
se! Hlbbard and Mlsa Msrguerette
Hibbard Friday evening.
Moore's orchestra played for the
dance In Prospect Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie of Medford
visited Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney over
the week-end.
Mr. and Mra. Russel Hlbbard
moved Into the Obenchaln house
Tuesdsy,
Rev. Oray of the First Presbyte
t church of Newburg was here
Tuesday visiting Rev. Smith and
family and other friends. He was
formerly psstor of the Butt. Fslls
church.
Rev. Smith Is attending Presby
tery this week.
Butt. Fslls bsseball team played
Prospect here Sunday and won, 84
to 0.
Charles PettcRrcw of Eagle Point
was In Butte Falls Wednesday.
Mr. and Mra. S. M. Hampton of
Mt. Shasta were week-end visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Csrson.
Mr. and Mrs. "Slim" Norrla of
Dunamulr, Calif., visited Mr. snd
Mrs. Loren Moore Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Moore were
In Medford Tuesdsy.
Robert Cadsow, attending Southern
Oregon Normal, arrived to apend the
week with his father.
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Sams Valley
SAMS VALLEY, .iprll IS. (Spl.)
Although orchardlat. wltb amudgln.
equipment have recently lighted up
th. poti several times, those with-
rill and Select Tour ft;Iei
Save Money
DIXON -
Cross-Word Puzzle
I. South Ameri
can country
9. Malt liquor
10. Note of the
scale
11. Brlc-a-brao
cabinet
12. Kxuunged
17. Cry of a crow
0. Goddess of dis
cord IL In a line
23. H eared
24. Melt
25. On the ocean
26. Lump of earth
27. Alive
28. devolved
29. Roman road
30. Part of the
face
32. Kmbarked on
a voyage
34. Hawaiian food
35. French city
36. Bar of metal
37. Youthful
years
89. Tin containers;
40. Recent
41. Proper
43. Implement ,
used In base
ball
41. Smallest stater
abbr.
IT. French nega
tive A Bll ,U 1 1 T Y
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9. Loathes
DOWN
1. Frlraten
I. Hollow cylin
der t. Asiatic natlvea
4, Makes lace
$. American In
dian t. Aa far aa
T. Rubbed out
out this means of saving their fruit
report no damage yet, and prospects
for a good crop.
S. A. Abbott returned last wek
from Portland, where h visited a
few days with his son Will, who re
rectnly underwent a major opera
tion. Glenn Hoist Is commencing the
construction of a bsrn, In prepsra
tlon ot caring for this year' hay
crop.
Mrs. O. T. Wilson and daughter,
Miss Frances, were among local resi
dents who attended th reception
given the J&ckson county candidates
by th. Tabl. Rock Community club
wednesdsy evening.
Agriculture committee of Sams
Valley Grange will furnish th. pro
gram Saturday night, which prom
ises to be Interesting and Instruc
tive.
Phoenix
PHOENIX, April IB. (Special)
Mrs. Fred Furry, who has been
spending the winter In California,
returned to her home here yesterday
for the summer.
Mr. and Mra. W. D. Barnes, at
tended the benefit card party of the
Oregon State Alumni, at Medford
Tuesday night.
A group of eight young people
spent Sunday afternoon at the Fred
Daugherly home playing tennis on
their court.
Mrs. L, O. Caster spent Wednes
day at the home of Mri, Donna
Oraffls.
Mrs. Fred Daugherty called on
Mrs. Mason, at her home on Berry-
dale. In Medford recently.
Mrs. Jam I ma Rose and Lets Furry
spent the latter part of last week
visiting friends In the neighborhood
of Phoenix.
Mrs. Martin Pollet was guest of
Leon a Daugherty at her home on
Tuesday night.
Announcement
Hear Colonel Alfred E. Clark, R
publican candidate for United States
Senator, at the Central Point Grange
hall, Saturday night this week, 7:30
o'clock, .
How to Stop
RHEUMATISM
New Medicine Drive Rheumatic
rnlcon from Joints Muscles,
FAMES I'AIN FIRST DAY
Polsona settling In the Joint and
muscle cause rheumatism. You can
not get rid of rheumatic agony till
these dangerous poisons are driven
out of your system. External reme
dies and pain deadening drugs only
glre temporary relief.
What you need la RU-MA, the nev
medicine now sold by all druggist;
thai acts directly on the liver, kid
neys and blood, and helps expel
through the natural channels of
elimination the dangerous poisons
that cause rheumatism.
No long waiting for your suffering
to stop, RU-MA case pain the first
day and is one rheumatic remedy
g u era n teed by J arm I n J Wooda to
free muscles and Joints from all pain
ful stiffness and swelling and com
pletely atop your rheums tic agony
or nothing to pay.
We BUY good usable clothe, etc
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fleet rlo Washing Machine
anything of real falue. Bee as
today.
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Sterling
BTERUNQ, April U. (8pl.) Ar
thur Davis and O. h. MacDouga ct
Slro-Woollsy, Wash, arrived Satur
day to visit Mr. Davis' brother, W.
H. Davis. Mr. Macougal had a moto
metr. stolen Dfrom his car flaturdaj;
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Brownlee vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Button Sun
day. Mrs. F. p. Dutton and her aoa
Oay motored to Medford April 11.
A. B. Brockway of Medford Is still
doing some mine pro&pecttng aft
Sterling.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. n4
Mrs. F. P. Dutton were Mr. and Mm.
George risk ot Orlffln creek.
Mrs. Laura French has returned to
Red Bluff, Cal.. after visiting her
son, Alton Brownies of Sterling, and
Qeorge Brownie, of Medford.
Dsn Plercs. who has been 1U, l
much Improved at this writing.
Mrs. S. A. Harris returned to th
horn, of Mr. and Mrs. Durno in Med
ford, wher she has been employed.
T. H. Brownies of Jacksonville
bought a place on the Little Apple
gate. Miss Esther Roland left, recently
for San Francisco to visit her sister.
Miss Hllma Wright.
Mlsa Patricia Hogan. local school
teacher, visited her home on Thomp
son creek over the week-end.
The county school supervisor vis
ited Sterling school April 6.
W. H. avis, Jos Curry and Daa
Pierce have finished shearing thelf
sheep.
H. C. Fredette of Medrord wss
visitor of Frank P. Dutton's April 0.
Table Rock
TABLE ROCK. Ore., April B.
(8pU Sam Newman returned Tues
day morning from Portland, wherej
he spent a week with his son, Eu
gene, who Is a patient at the Goo4
Samaritan Hospital.
Mrs. Newman will remain In Port
land until Eugene, who Is doing
very well, will be able to return
home.
Miss Blaine Beckltt of Los Angeles!
who was the guest of her aunt.
Mra. V. B. Schafer last week, left
for her home Friday evening.
Lee Hardman la spending this
week with relatives at Medford,
while recuperating from a alnua
operation.
Bev. James Johnston and Rev.
t. D. Randall held a religious meet
ing here Monday evening.
County physician and health nurse
administered the Schick test to most
of the school children here Wednes
day. NO MAN LOVES
A GRAY
HE
Love And Gray Hairs
Are As Far Apart
As The Poles
ONLY THE FAMILY
IGNORES GRAY HAIR
"I worship, adore and idolize m?
mother, no matter how old, gray of
wrinkled, and Dad is the same way1
about the mother of his boys, but
love real, true love such as on
feels for the opposite sex which
thrills, enraptures and inspires a
ftasslonate desire to possess and
nve you shrinks, unconsciously
from gray hairs, crows-feet, deaf
ness and other signs of old age,'
declares C. J. Mains, the national
ly-known expert on gray hairs.
"Stop and think a minute and yoall
arrse with me. Love Is a misused wore
iprtsslve ot the feeling of delight. rp
ture. Jealousy or passion towsid the op4
poslte era not kin to jwt A man retains
his mother on her lofty pedestal. She la
tnihrlned thins. No man diroross his
nether, hut he leaves a eirl he Umd or
mleht lor If she falls, has halitosis, had
habits or Is ontldr and old for him. Na
mother needs to keep her flrure. youth or
wlnainr wars to please her children, but
wine or girl friend, who a man never wor
shlpe hut onlr loves, must avoid arar hainj
fat and wrloklss or love flies out the win
sow,
"Women happy with family and do
Rieitla life can afford ury hair te
rsuM It brings reipeet, adds dlsnlty .
but her days for lovt, a new job nf
socially mlngllna- with the younirtr sett
are over the umi aa with a man who fa
happy st home, well fixed and head of his
bui)ns.
"Young married folks shoa tbo eons
pan? of gray.halred mn mnu women the.
same as -hlldrn Instinctively ahua grar
hairs except In thair parents. Lova and
all It means avoldi the company of are
hslrs. Thtr like you, admire yoo. repeef
you, but-
"Bowes give Jobs now and then to era
hslrs out of compassion, but they rithtlf
feel they are hiring a liability Instead of
an aMt, whereas with youth they delight
In giving Pp' flrat rhanrc. Men and
women complacently living in the part on
Ihtlr past performances, aerenelv eon (Men!
they ara Intrenched In their wife or hum
band's love, their Job or social strata
would be am a ted to find how easily sj
younger praon could supplsnt them. May
be In small towns your competition lan'V
botbemome. but try getting along with
gray halri along Broadway, New Yorkj
and see bow soon you lose out.
"Some stay gray because the famtl'
nrgei Mthey don't ears. But how aboutf
you 1 Why not look your youngeet snd he
spleand-ipan from head to foot T Some
times even a eweathaart aava h n, atM
Wsn't mind gray haire, but they'd pro
Does or accept much sooner If the gray
haired eld-age barrier wasn't there. Women
Instinctively hide their real age. yet some
times foolishly brag about gray hair.
"I can show men and women tn twej
minutes how te get rid of their gray hairs
and never heve another. Without oKH
tat Ion I will gladly tell you how H look
years younger make your hair youthful
end beautiful. The Nationally known Le
lonie je prentwooe, Md., backs up
every word snd assure you Ln Hair ,
Tonle will delight, araaie and satisfy you
or money hackno questions. A dollar
bottle of Lea's Hair Tonle start you and '
not even your barber or closest friend need
fver know. If out of town, writs me mn
Brentwood. Md., or your drue-glst, miwf
dollar for bottle and directions, poeta-si .
paid. All good drug stores Mil Lea's Hsr