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Newspaper Page TextII fEDFOHD MATE TRIBUTE, irEDFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1933. ' TAGE NTNR You Can 't Afford to Miss the Buying Opportunities Listed Here Why Not Try a Want-Ad? Wain Co U rout nomev Want to get rid ol t tew odd mo snds in 6oumB014 tumiintngt) Oo you need toou toi tout iu lent An inxpnsiv wnt-A0 m ths mi) rnoun Citasified Plg will find th. sow to these and many other, perplexing oroblems. Here Are the Rates: Pi word tin uuertioTi . ... -lAnl (MlDUiiuui wv( EacB additional Ineertlon, mt word (Minimum 10c) Per une per month, without .- eHanffe Phone 75 LOST AMU fvy . iosT Sunday, tire and tubeT La" Lr ,.. d. Reward. Dean Stacy, HUlcrest road. Medford )lOST If dog missing, call 19)8- WANTED FEMALE HELP :T?SrrwGlrlto ssslst In houso- ' Wworn"f 7 m to 7 p m. Meal, and small wage.. call 1421. SJ-Eam H aown ewln5' home spare time, material, cut. n ructton furnished, experience un necessary. Write Superior press Company. 204 Havemeyer .treet, Broosiyn. n. WANTED Girl for general house worlTwullng to leave city. Oooi wage. Appl at Y. W. C. A. after 12:30. WANTED Experienced woman tor coos: and general housework. Must ntv. reference. Box 467. Tribune. WANTED Girl for housework In fam ily with baby, for room, board and !. per week. Box 600, Tribune. WANTED Young woman for general housework, good wages. References. Box 13966, Tribune. WANTED MALE HELP t '"' " ' Y rvrirKiirr. mwOlNEER Learn the practical way. work out part training an i.w per Call or writ for free catalogue. Diesel Power Engineering SchooH. 3320 20th St. cor. Folsom, San Francisco. ' NATION-WIDE boom In Diesel In dustrylearn now in 8 to 13 week. Opportunity, will smew you. FREE Diesel booklet. Hemphill Diesel Engineering- Schools, 537 Westlake North. SEATTLE; 2138 San Fernan do Rd.. LOS ANGELES. WANTED Business msnager for . w. biia ini.tji Tnnutre l,U WJ fl-u ... , Merrick' Auto Camp. ...cdi- rtiVifi PAY.-Aeveral D 1 . ' - choice opening In county and towns for reliable men or women. ni capital or experience required. Write Mr. Thomas, Supt.. 426 Third St., Oakland, Cal. HELP WANTED MALE 4 FEMALE STEADY WORK OOOD PAY Several choice openings In country and town for reliable men or wo , ,.n. Ttfft cinltal or exnerlenoe re- quired. Writ Mr. Thomas, Supt. 426 Third St., Oakland, cam. WANTED SITUATION WANTED General housework. Ref erence furnished. Call at 132 Tripp HIGH SCHOOL girl want to work for room and board ana amau pa; CaU 6-F-33. BOY WANTS to work for room and board while attending school. Box 13731, Tribune. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Elee. Stove. Tel 349-Y. HAVE your prunes dried at risk s. WANTED Truck to haul lumber at once. Phon 1044-X. WANTED Mink and marten, good stork. Writ giving price, etc. Ted Crouch. Leland. Oregon. TRUCK (van! eolng south, load want ed. Harold Squler, Grant Pas. Murphy Road. WANTED Light housekeeping by middle ged widow. Box 152 Mall Tribune. WANTED To do fall plowing with cataplllar tractor and plow. Work done reasonable. Must have work. Albln Johwon, Gen. Del. Talent, Ore. WANTED TO RENT. PIANO Respon sible party want, to rent high grade "Baby Grand" or "Concert Up right" piano having good tone and In good condition. Describe fullv, stating make and model. Address Box 473, Mali Tribune. WANTED Work names. Must be Ir. good condition. KC, care Mall Tribune. tf WILL BUY or rent large truck if prlc la right. 1015 W. 11th. WANTED Sheep, lamb and goat pelt, fieec. wool. 1504 N. Riv. Ph. 380. WANTED Furniture, poultry, w.wl entices. hv, milk oa-. etc Frees Oar.ee Phone 1522-Y. GENERAL PAINTING, tinting and floor waxing, paone 906-L. k WANTED Putur want .add! hor. tor cows alto hor. Chester Wendt. WANTED Household good, .tovet tool, ot .1tl n.ve you Medfo-d 6-.n Bout. 1) M. Ort; St. Tl WANTED MlSCtLLANKOl'S WAITED Modern house to rent, 8 DcoroonHi walking aistsuoe courthouse. Phone H7-J. WANTED Whiu Leghorn pullet, aive description and prloe. Boi 133. Butte Falls. Ore. BAY GRINDING A specialty Brown the ha; grinder. 0 So. Central. WANTED Lutings of valley borne u exchange for cholor Oal property Staple Realty Co.. Aahlend. JUNK WANTED We pay cash tor JUNK BATTERIES & R A D 1 A I 0 R S ALUMINUM BRAdS, COPPER & unk Of HI descrlotlon MED FORD 8AKOA1M ROUSE 37 No Grape Tel 1003 CUH HtlK'l HOUSES FOR RENT Four room furnished bungalow, breakfast nook, garage. Inquire at 920 s. Ivy. WVO BV7VT1 Xlrvlern fnml.VlMl 8 room house; 4 months. Oct. 15' to Feb. 16 to reliable adult, eis. toi 728. FOR RENT Small unfurnished house close m. Call 731-x or Inquire 125 Bo. Holly. FOR RENT Furnished house. Key at 222 North Riverside. FOR RENT Oood 7-room house, close In. 920.00 per mo. phone 417-J-3. FOR RENT S room house, partly furnished 913.50. water paid: 5 room house, unfurnished. $17.50, water paid: 5 room house, with ranze. 917.50, water paid: 6 room house, unfurnished, 930.00, water paid. Call w. O. Trill, phone 1380, aulte 13 paim Biog. 915 RENT, 9 room house, 314 N. Holly, near post Olllce. MODERN tucco home. 1015 West nth. Owner leaving city, reduced rental lor immediate action. FOR RENT 7-room house, 413 So. Oakdale. Phone 750-Y. SMALL furnished house for 3 adults, close in; frlgldsire. Phone 319-R. HOMES FOR RENT Call 090. For RENT Homea. furnished or unfurnished. Brown & Whit. FOR SALE OR RENT Sidney SmltB nome turner west Main & orange Br.clu.lv listing, w I. Vawter Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. FOR RENT Desirable 7-room uo furnished home; 3 bedroom, acreen porch, fireplace, hardwood floors, large lawn, with shade tree; with or without furnace heat. C. A. DeVoe, Phone 523-J-3. FOR RENT House rent for carpen ter work. Box 12088. Tribune. FOR RENT 6-room unfurnished nous. 1035 W. 10th. C. A. DeVoe HOUSES H0. 91210 and 918. water paia; wood range, pnone 105. FOR RENT FURNISHED KUUItla FOR RENT Front room close In, hot and cold water shower. 20 So. Fir. ATTRACTIVE room, 404 8. Orape. FOR RENT BOAKU AND BOOMS BOARD AND ROOM at 716 B. Main Rate very moderate. FOB SENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Completely furnished apartment, including hot water and neat. 32a NO. ivy. FOR RENT 4-room duplex apart ment, electric refrigerator and range, breakfast nook, furnace otherwise unfurnished. Phone 442 or call W. A. Gates at Groceteria. FOR RENT Furn. 3 room apt., heat 4: hot water. 345 N. Bartlett. FOR RENT Apt. 825 No. Riverside FOR BENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Shop 30x60 on N. River side, suitable for auto repairs, store room or garage. Tom' Garage, 232 N. Riverside Ave. v FOR RENT 393-acre grain and stock ranch. Box 235, Rt. 3, Medford. BUSINESS OPPORTUNI1TIES FOR SALE Pink Elephant Cafe, 105 E 8th. FOR SALE Interest in gold mine. Partner wanted with eom cash to operate. 'Big pay uncovered. Box 83, Phoenix. Oregon. rOB EXCHANGE FOR TRADE 3 At 8 yr. old Jera-y heifers for piano or circulating heater. McCall, Talent. rRADE 1 Hotpolnt electric range for car. wood range or what have you. 9 E. Jackson 592-Y. EXCHANGE 40-acre ranch for Med frod property. Box 131, Tribune. FOR SAL OR TRADE for chicken, od family milk cows, now milk ing: very gentle, John B. H. Leyen, Rogue River, Ore., li mllet north bank Evan creek. FOR 8 ALE OR TRADE 30 head work and saddle horses. Tel. 838-R. WANT L1VUSTOCK WW trad equity la o-room house, jxcellent location Box 1063. Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE Light tedan in good condition, for truck. Phone 697-R-l. J-ROijM modem horn oath, laundry tr acreened porcr. Built-in. gar age .hade and 'rult treea: 8TO0 equity for car. eo-eee cabin stu or whA nav you Phon 1638-L or writ Box 13337 Tribune FOR SALE OR TRADE Oood sound work horse, 1400 lo. 7 year, old Walter Jonet, 2nd nous below br.dse. So Ashland IUH EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANOE for smaller place and enme "sh. n: 80-tcrea. good soil, fine place. Address Box 139 Tribune. LXCHANGE Equity 106-acre equip ped dslry ranch for property in Medford. Rt. 1, Box 395, Medford. FORTY ACRES, smsil houe, good creek, wood, school transportation for Mert.'nrd property. Box 134 OA rOB EICHANOG REAL ESTATE LOT OR 10 ACRES for com, gotta. feed, tools, wood-range, lumber, se dan. or what. 240 seres for Western Washington or what. W. S. Camp bell. Gold Hill. FOR 8ALB. TRADE OR LEASE 10- cabin auto camp at Altura. Cat Big Pine Lor. Co, Medford, Or TO EXCHANOB mo little bom tn Rend. Ore., clear tor something clear in Medford or Ashland Prefer small acreage. What nav you. 166 7th St. Aabland. FOB SALE REAL ESTATB FOR SALE 10-A. ranch, priced to sell; part fruit, part open land, free soil, extra good well, good build ings. Cow, calf and separator. 855.00. Addrr. Box 133, Tribune. POR SALE Dandy 6-room modern cottage, just oft west Main; fine lot. good garage, and will sell at sacrifice, 81000; terms on part. In quire at Davit Transfer & Storage 29 6. Grape. CITY and country acreage homes; swck una aairy rancnes. HODerte, 720 W. 2nd. Tel. 1528-J. PAYING DAIRY FARM Al stocked and equipped. 8'4 mile irom Meaiora. free son. 18 acrea of excellent alfalfa, 6-room modern, plastered horn in excellent condi tion, a barn, room tor 200 tona nay. stanchion for 25 cowa, modem milk cooling eystem, 3 automatic pump furnishing water for stock and domestic purposes, all appli ances for complete dairy: own mar ket for milk: present Income. $300 per month: 94500 down, balance is per month. Including Interest at 6. See CHARLES A. WING AGENCY. INC.. In new location at WHEN you think of real estate, think of Brown s white. FOH 8AI.B Ainu.MOltlLBs, OOOD USED CARS WITH A WRITTEN GUARANTEE LOOK AT THESE PRICES 1930 Bulck Sport Coupe.... $450 1929 Ford Roadster 165 1930 Chrysler Brougham .... 400 1928 Chrysler 6 Coupe . 3ti5 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 185 1931 Chevrolet 3-door vedan.... 865 1929 Olds Coupe 285 BETTER CARS FOR LESS MONEY ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. 38 N. Riverside. Thl prove, th.t our price are lower. ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INO. 38 N. Riverside. 1931 Ford Coup De Lux. 1931 Ford Coupe Standard. 1927 Bulck 4-door Sedan. 1925 Bulck 5-paasenger, glass en closed, will trade for model A Ford pickup. SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck, pontlac Sale and Service. S. Riverside. Phone 103. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK HORSES FOR SALE 1100 to 1700 lbs. Rear of 1140 Court St. FOR SALE 5 dairy cows, half mile south of overhead bridge at Tolo. A. B. Davit. FOR SALE 12 Guernsey and Jersey milk cows. Emery Butt. Provolt. FOR SALE Rambollett ram. Tel. 301-J-l. FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS PRUNES to be picked on shares. See P. 8. Carpenter Ranch, Jacksonville Highway. FOR SALE Genuine Concord grapes Call afternoon or evenings. A. E. Brockway. phone 7-F-12. PRUNES Phone 7-F-13. STRAWBERRIES 20c gsllon. You pick them. Dora E. Smith. Anderson Ranch. Mile West Talent. GRAPES for table. Juice and Jelly. Crocker, Coker Butto Rd. FOR SALE Wedge wood range. $40; 8 tiers wood. 91.50 tier; Jackson Bell Radio, $15: 5 pair White Kin pigeons, $2.60 pair. Box 470, Tribune. FOR SALE Concord grape. Tel 597-J-3. FOR SALE Leghorn hen. Glover. Ross lane. FOR 8 ALE Fresh Chinook salmon eggs. Valentine a caie. FOR SALE wood or coal circulating- hearer. Please call oeior la, oa Dakota. FOR SALE CHEAP Windmill and tank with tower. Phoenix Garage, 16-F-ll. FOR SALE Chairs, couch, gat leg table, radio table, dining chairs, buffet, bedstead, mattress, chlf ronler. electric cleaner, mltc. house hold goods. Phone 881. PEACHES 415 Newtown. Tel. 1132-R. FOR SALE 3 children Simmon bed. Den Stacy. Hilicreet road. FOR SALE Baled straw. 30c per bale. E. H. Nledermeyer. Phone 697-R-l. FOR SALE 110 credit card. Oood at first-class S.n Frsneltoo hotel. Haif prloe. Phone 291. FOR SALE Miscellaneous wood ranges, taKes, bed. 20 So. Fir. Csll before 12:30. FOR SALE Wheel chair, water motor washing m. chine. Phon 639-J-3. FOR SALE JO-30 Savage at a bar gain. $23 Phon 676-W. Addrett 417 N. Olkdsl. TOMATOES for canning lo lb. de livered In 60-10. lug. rnone iuo. APPLES and petit prune. Oeo. B Young. Rout 1. Phone 7-F4. WOOD for hay or potatoes, near Trail R. C. Skeilerwer. Trail, Ore. FOR SALE Used sewing msehlne. all makes: terms if desired. All makes rented and repaired Whit Sewing Machine Co., 24 N Btrtlett FOR SALE Large loe Box: also large lctrlo rings. 709 Dakota Ave. FOR SALE Pickling cucumbers. tU I sizes 21. w oin av 4i .q- FOH sand. ftrt, segment, rttUiUW . FOR SALE MUSICAL INSTUUMEN18 BABY ORAND PIANO PractlcallT new. Half price. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. 26 8. Grape. PIANO FOR SALE 1010 West 4th. FOR SALE PODLTBY FOR SAI.F Leghorn pullets, six months old .75 each. 616 N. Central Ave. FOR SALE Nlo lot special selected R I. Red cockerel for breeding: purebred Sunnyfleld strain. Mr. Wm. Cummtngs, 6 ml. out Midway road, central Point Rt. 1. PERSONAL CLAIRVOYANT & PALM 1ST Accur ate advice to all. Rainbow Auto Camp. Cabin 3. MISCELLANEOUS RE-UPHOLSTERINO for what have you. Phone 909-R. Thlbault. EE-UPHOLSTERING Phone 969-R. Thlbault. GET YOUR Fall Coat at Adrlenne. Special sale group of Tweeds and Dress model. Some with fur trim Only $19.95. Authorized Frlgldalre Service. Other makes rep. Tel. 427: night. 905-Y BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts ot Title. Title Insurance. Room 3 and 5. No. 33 North Central Ave., upstairs. ' JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System in Jarkson County. Expert Wlnduw Cleaner.. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172 House cleaning Floo. Waxing. Ori ental Rug Cleaning, specialty. Money to Lend. WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE AND LATE MODEL AUTOS Three per cent per month on un paid Balance No other charges See W E Thorns, 45 South Central, ground floor Craterlan Theater Bldg. Stat License No. 8-157. Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant in southern Oregon. Printing of all kinds; book Binding; loose -leaf ledgers, and Blank, billing systems, duplicating cash sales allpa and everything in the printing line.. 28-30 N. Orape Phone 75. Piano and Violin instruction. FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of Piano. Halght Song Service. Arrang ing, composing, etc. 318 Liberty Bldg. Painting and Paperhanglng. M. A BLISS Painting and paper hanging. Tel. 646-W. 313 S Grape EADS TRANSFER At STORAGE CO. Office 1016 No. Central. Phone 316 Price right. Service guaranteed. RI'LNKING TRUCKING CO Trans fer and storage. We haul anything at a reasonable price. Ill No. Fir Street. Phone 332. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack er and movers. Special livestock moving equipment. Price right Riverstuil. Phone 1044-X. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS Flow back Phun Device for stirring the sir Pasture Island of the Blue Urotto Falsehood Aperturs In a lock Diversion Merchandise Horseman'a goad Cease Talebearer Ordinary form ot longnag Animal food Article Help Poor Total TCIthln Solution of Yesterday's Puizl PObbLEWATH S E TE QkHs E A cap e Ma S In O wppT e G a t e l agPra jm PlElT HI I D pjENjgiL TP A S E Inquires Mediterranean 4$. sailing vexsel 4. Appsrel fer th neck Sell ' Long narrow 62. Inlsta of the 54. aea F-5. Timber tree of M. the Paeltle (7. lllandt Deceptive movement Feminine nam Limb Timid anlmali Snakelike flsh Strike rmtly P-it forth Un8ure of lenjth ; i2 3 5 r i7 Q wm i" iS lb ip--, ij 73 ll M mm . wA 'WA mm. .... in (i(i I iUUii m V 33 I34 '..,. UalA 35 I',-,-; IP 3 7 36 'A.'. ? 40 41 ''' l ''' 77 "" " " - "11 .'A. ;, 22 J 7ST ai ,A-A 41 69 AAA, A J LEUAL NOTICES No. 13771 Treasury Department Office of Comptroller of the Currency Washington. D. c September 11. 1933 whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned, it baa been made to appear that "Medford National Bank." In the City of Med ford, in the County of Jackson and State of Oregon, ha complied with an in provisions ol the statutes oi tne united states, required to be complied with before an association shall be authorized to commence the business of Banking: wow, therefore, I, J. F. T. O Connor. Comptroller of the currency, do here- Dy oeruiy mat "Medrord National Bank." in the City ol Medford. in the County of Jackson and State of Ore gon, l authorized to commence the business of Banking a provided In Section FItty-one Hundred and Sixty nine oi tne wvieeo statute of the Un.ted State. In testimony whereof, wltnesa mv hand nd seal of office thl eleventh day of September. 1933. l&eat of the Comptroller of the Cur rency. Treasury Department.) (Signed) J. F. T. O'CONNOR, Liquidation Notice. The MMtfrnil H.ttnn.l n-,,b U..iAd at Medford In th Ktmtm nf i. closing It affairs. All note-holdurs nun umer creditors are hereby noti fied to Dresent th nnu. an.i clalma agalnat the association for psyment. uated Sept. 30. 1933. GEO. T. FRBY. Cashier. Reorganization Notice. Medrord National Bank. Medfnrd N.tlnn.i n.-.w i ..... Medford in the Art of celved charter No. 13771 dated sep temBer 11, 1933, and commenced bus. oepiemoer J3. 1983. The new B.nk la a continuation of the old bank excepting that it 1 organized under the Banking Act of 1933. and ha an entirely new Capital of $100,- 000.00. Dated Sept. 30. 1933. GEO. T. FREY. Ca.hler. clips St. Mark's Episcopal. ltv. Wm. B. Hamilton, rector. 8 a. m. Holy communion. 10 a. m Sunday school. 10:15 a. m. Holy communion. Free Methodist Church. Corner of 10th and Ivy street. E. N. Long, paator. Sunday la Rally Day in the Sunday school, and a .peclal program will be given In connection with the achool. Our Sunday achool meet at 0:45 a. m. Morning message at 11 o'clock. T. P. M. S. will meet at 7:00 p. m. Evangelistic service at 7:45 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. First Church of Christ, Scientist. Authorized branch of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, In Boston, Mass. Services are held every Sunday at 11 o'clock, church edifice, 313 North pnkdale. Subject for Sunday, Octo ber 1: "Unreality." Sunday school at 9:30. Applicant under the age of 30 may be ad mitted. Wednesday evening meetings, which Include testimonies of Christian Sci ence healings, at 8 o'clock. The reading room, which Is located at 401 In the Medford building, la open dally from 7 a, m. to 6 p. m., except Sunday and holidays. The librarian Is In attendance from 10 to 4. at which time the Bible and all authorized Christian Selene litera ture may be read, borrowed or pur chased. The public Is cordially Invited to attend the services and visit th read ing room. Cross-Word Puzzie t. Exhibit . PIf-.nt lift of a region 10. Ventilate 1L Clear oroflt It. Chaneea It, Qolf ahot 30. Vehicle on runnera j IL, European country 21. Threefold 34, Genua of etlck.lk Inneeta 7S. Burdened Finished :i. Wrap In bandagea IK. Plecea out 3. Workanop H. Relatfd IS. Malign 40. 8 -nail undula tion or wrlnkl 41. Jrire stream 4K. Nuisance 4. Corpulent 47. Historical period t. Be for 41. Late: comb, form 10. Olden tltnest poet. 11. Hewing tool aMEr a DOWN t Animal of the deer family 1 Bonejr gath erer 1. Kind of mahogany 4. Acidity I. Body icrvant ft. Unclore; poet. T. IS'efativ Drafts Foursquare Gospel Church. Fourth and Bartlett St. D. W. Cameron, pastor. Sunday morning service, 9:46. Sundty school. 11 a. m. Communion service, 7 p. m. Crusadera' meeting. 8 p. m. Evening service. T. R. Jackmsn of CoqulUe bringing th messsge. Commissary meeting, Wednesday afternoon. 3 to 8 p. m. Commissary open Tuesday end Thursday, I to 5 p. m. Everybody welcome. Main street Methodist Church, Couth. N. D. Wood, pastor. Services for the week In thl. church are as followa: Sunday. 9:45 a. m.. Sunday school: 11 a. m.. sermon by Dr. R. N. Wald- raven; 6:30 p. m., young peoples meeting: 7:30 p. m.. Dr. Waldraven preaches again. Tuesday 1:30 p. m, the Medford Ministerial assocl-itlon meet In the study of thl church. Wednesday. 7:30 p. m prayer ser vice and song practice. Medford Company of Jehorah'i Witnesses. Th Medford Company of Jehovah's Wltnewe are broadrastitc a lecture by Judge Rutherford Over KMED every Sunday morning from 10:00 to 10:18. These lectures sre given by electrical transcription and will he repeated on Thursday at 4 p. m. Jehovah's Witnesses meet for study every sundsy morning at 10:30 and every Wednesday afternoon St 3:00 o'clock st No. 102 Mistletoe street. Ail Interested In Watch Tower Bible study are welcome. First Baptist Church. W. H. Eaton, minister. Sunday school, 0:48 $ m. Morning worship, 11:00 s. m. Ser mon by the paator. "Sharing Christ." The ladles' quartette will sing. Young people's devotional group. 6:30 p. m. Evening service 7:30 p. m. A half hour of singing for everybody. Duet by Mrs. Rslph Raymond tnd Robert Raymond, sermon, "Th Other Fel low's Viewpoint." You will enjoy the service snd ths cordial welcome by our people. Come and see. Church of the Naxarena. John T. La Rose, pwtor. "Communion Servlo." tun d sy morning st 11. Message by th paator on "Sacra mental Thoughts." The Silver Jubilee contest In tne Sunday school Is spresdlng In In terest snd rivalry. Several classes have signified their Intention to cap ture th grand prize for th contest. Young People's society meetings In the church at 6:30. The committee contest programs are proving to be very popular. Even ing aervlc at 7:30. Sermon by tn pastor on "racing Forward." Mid-week prayer and Bible ttuay In the church Wedntsday evening at 7:80. Special music by members of th choir. You are welcome st thl church. Ths Federated Church.. Jo. M. Johruon. paator. Central Point. Oregon. Our lesson In the Bible school this week introduces Saul of Tarsus. For the remainder of the year we will be ttudylng the book of th "Acts." snd students will hav s splendid oppOM tunlty to get a good working knowl edge of thl important book. Our school opens st 0:46, In our young people's department we have a place for all. and ws wel come you to our devotlonsl service st 0:30 p. m. Special lessons for ths young people In th Wednwdsy even ing prayer meeting. In the morning church service the pastor will speak on th subject "One of bod's Stendlng Chsllenges'; and In the evening service Mis. Levlda Culberteon win bring the Oo.pel mes sage, wt want you to Join us in tn song service at 7:80 p. m. Phoenix Presbyterian Church School. Sunday school 10 o'clock. The Sunday achool will remain In session for only one-hslf hour when the entire school will attend the church Rally Day service. Rslly Dsy servlc 10:30. Thl ser vice wilt be presented by member of our church school. Thar will b several recitation and talk by repre sentatives of th prlmry and Junior depsrtment snd talks by Miss Mary Jarvia Thompson and Mr. J. O. N. Poling, superintendent of the church school. Special music wilt be given by the two choirs. Chrlstlsn Endesvor. 7:00, Junior, intermediate, young people and adult Aocletiee. Evening worship 8:00. Thla will be a rally service In charge of representatives of the four O. E. ao cletles. Miss Naomi Montgomery of the senior-Intermediate society will preside. There will b several num ber of special music. First Methodist Church. Laurel and West Main Street. Joseph Knott, minister. Sunday school, S:40 a. m. This 1. Rally day. W will hsv general assembly In the ehurch auditorium tnd the hour will be devoted to t proertm given by the evrl depsrt ment of the Sundty school. We are expecting a large attendance thl Sunday. Morning worship, 11 s. m. Sermon theme. "The w.y." Our choir Is clvlng up som splendid music un der the direction of Mrs. C. H. Pan. IV, sure snd hear them thl Sundvr. Tills Is also Rslly day for th church snd everyone should make a tpecltl effort to be present. Epworth Leagues will meet st J9 p m. This Is Rslly dsy for th Ep worth League tnd extra fin serv lcs for th young people art planned. Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. Ser mon theme. "Cutting Out th Roots." Mrs. Helen pelrc will sing "My rsith in Thee." Opening service of soiif led by Clareno. Meeker. Tou will thoroughly enjoy thl hour of woe thip. Com. The choir of th First Methodist ehurch will ting "Th Priyer of th Penitent" st trrtnged by Felton. Mrt. M. !. Moian will sing "I Am Not Applegate's Ocean Trip, Decides Home Best Place And Auto Axle GoBoom; Peru, New York, Sept. 29, 1933. FRIENDS, lend me your chair.. Boj, am I tired I Just put In about 12 houra work, and now to writ this I Our trip. I'm orry to say. ha. flop ped. The guy who was supposed to give us the Job on the cattle boat decided that we'd have to pay him thirty-five dollars apiece for the privi lege of working on hi old hulk, and since, even In a pinch, w couldn't raise thirty-five cent. had to glv It up. Not for good, understand, but Just until we can find more favor able conditions. We're not quit down-hearted yet, but we're not a long way from It, either. There waa no atory last week simply because I didn't hav eight cent with which to buy an atr-mall atamp. so there you are. We had to borrow enough money to pay the toll across th bridge getting out of Montreal, and then we started out to find work. When we had gotten a far south as Plattsburg. we heard that they need ed apple knockera In the vicinity of Peru, and being more or less familiar with the work, we applied for, and got, a Job. "pHE FIRST plac w tried waa what tny can large orchard In these parts, snd th foremen waa bu.y In wnat they think was a packing house, That poor old packing house was a pathetic thing to see, and the grader I An entldeluvlan rello that creaked In every Joint, and which no self-respecting apple would ro near, However, the firm seemed to be suf fering from no Inferiority complex on tnst account, assumed airs, snd wouldn't glv u. a Job. But they did tell us sbout a guy named Weir who needed help, and so we looked Weir up. Gee, hut he was a suspicious old goat. He gave ua a Job ailrlght. and when we asked him what the wage wer he said "twenty cent an hour, and If you don't earn It I'll Mil you about It." Up till then w hadn't known that a person could ven be on a Job and make an occasional move and not tarn at leaat that much. But boy, we lerned. We asked him If could park th car to lecp In the orchard eo we'd b aura to b at work on time, and he thought that It waa a preliminary move to .teallng his barn, I think, 'cause lie refused mott emphatically, and tven before letting us ptrk tn an empty field across the "hard road," h took our names and addresses, and th license Of the carl Even then he warned u. that th dog would eat us alive tf w ao much as stirred during th nignt. Having no us for the barn, anyway, we didn't stir. 7B WORKED for him for two dy, TT sarnlng seven doners snd .twsnty cent for th two ot us, snd then asked him if we could work on Sun. dsy. He would hsv none of It, Inas much st he wouldn't be there to watch us. We suggested thst he number our crates, and check hp on the amount of work we did that way. but he also looked upon THAT with suspicion, and said "no." So we went looking for another Job. W heard that a guy at the Isrgeat Mcintosh St. Peter'. Lutheran Church, (Missouri Synod) E. Main street snd Portland Ave. H. H. Young, paator. Sunday school st 0:4S o'clock. No morning worship. Confirmation Instruction at S:S0 o'clock. Evening worship st 7:ff0. "Desth snd ths Rescurrectlon." theme of the sermon. Hymn practice after service. Sunday school teachers meet Mon day evening it S:00 o'clock. Adult elate melt every Friday venlng. Public I welcome. First preshrterlan Church. William J. Howell, minister. Bible school, 6:48. Com and bring the family. We have classet for every . in cham of thoroughly trained Christian teacher. Morning worship. 11. Sermon. "Chrlttnlty snd Respectability." Music by the choir, under the di rection of Mrs. Elsie C. Strsng. Miss Oenevleve Brown, orgsnlst. Prelude, "Andante"; tnthem, "Sav ior When Night"; Incidental tolo. Robt. C. Wright; offertory. "Pllgrlm'a Song of Hope ": tolo, "The Ninety tnd Nine." Mm. Elsie O. Strang: poetlude, "Allegro." Young People Socletlet. 6:30 p. m. Junior. Intermediate tnd Senior, tlto Little Light Bearers. The Inurmedltte society, under the tupervtilon of Mrt. W. 8. Ollmore. Invites sll boys snd girls between the age of 13 tnd 10. Evening worship, This will bt th moat enthu.lutlc service you ever attended. Old-fashioned oospel hymn and mssMg. See special notice. Zlon English Lutheran rhnrrh. Fourth street at Oakdtt Ave. Oeorge P. Kabell, D.D., pastor. 8unday school 10 t. m. Classes for all agea. Home coming and promo tion day. Morning service. 11 t. m. Sermon subject: "A prisoner's Orett Prayer." Luther League. 7 p. m. Subject: "Preptrttlon for Winning Otheri." Leader: Dorothy Hopkins Wednesdsy, 7:30 p. m. First meet ing of the Bible diss of "The Non Denomlnatlontl Bible Students' Fel low.hip" in Zlon church with Dr. Kt bele ss lesder. Subject: "The Con version of Ptul." The class Is to meet weekly on Wednesdsy svenlng for a non-denomtnstlontl ttudy of the Internttlontl Uniform Sunday school lesaoni tnd Is for those of sny or no denomination or creed. The U4 ftW'l IfitiSPi mi fit I orchsrd In th world, it Chtry, needed! help tnd that being only about 8 mile back toward Canada, wt gave it a try. The guy there had no work, bu he Introduced ut to th Cornell Ex perimental Fruit Survey official, Mr, Burrell, who save us work at wenty-tive cents sn hour, lookmt for codling moth snd scab, to ssy nothing of curcullo, aphis, masiot. sting snd a few other ailment. WT still working for him. nd hone t make enough here to carry ua and; th old Dodge beck to the cotet. . AS IF subsisting on tpple., bread; tnd peanut butter weren't. enough, last night th rear txl of th car ptrted eomptny with th rest of the machinery, tnd left me stranded; right In the middle of th heavy evening traffic of Peru (population, 2001. There was a garage wty Over tt th other end of town In th nei block, and since I didn't know what was the mstter t had the old boiler towed in there to see. I was turning around st th town Intersection, snd ths thing snspped with a horrible bang. Th mechanlo announced dole fully thst tt was probably a ring gear. With tears In my eye big aa Mo. Intoeh apples, I Inquired how much. new one would cost It I did th work myself. Fifteen dollara. CAM YOU IMAGINE THATI fifteen dol. lars.'snd all th money we had was about alx bucks. Then th mechanic. In a atlll more doleful voice, an nounced that it might possibly be a pinion gear, which would only cos about twelve-fifty. Come, come, thla was getting better. At last he ad. mltted thtt It wit nobtbly the exit." and would coat four dolltr. : didn't tumble to whit ha meirra by "exl" until he ehowed mt broken axle out of another car. It lookt obvious enough In print, but didn't sound thtt wty. ... NOW theyrt putting In a second hand on, snd tt will coat twa three dollars. It this went en long enough, we'd own the gsrage. but we need th old bus In our work. Th work It Interesting, and w gtt in long noun, but I'm afraid It lint going to last much longer. So we'll probtbly be home before Thanksgiv ing. Unless we have another broken "exle," In which case we'll probably never get home. Oh, well I TONIOHT we're sleeping in the etr In th basement of the garage. Where the car I, there alio la our bed, a w can't afford "sn" hotaj. Don's ssleep in the thing now. whlla I pound thla out. I'm using th type-writer of one of th kids on th Job. He's gradust of Cornell, too. and lent me his machln for the oo da. ion. tt one or the portable variety, and ha. a trick lock that I couldn't quite fathom, so I had to trail all the way out to hi place about a mile snd a half In the ram before I could use It. I'm so sleepy I cen t hit the right keys, so I'd better let bad enough alone, tnd let Medford Just alt and cogitate on their good fortune In being sble to look forward to a visit from APPLEOATB. study of the Life ot St. Ptul. Aft welcome. The choir hit returned Its work tfter the tumrner vacation with re hearsal! on Thursday evening under the direction of Mm. Frona Herried. Flnrt Christian Church. Ninth tnd Oskdtl street. W. R. Bslrd. minister. Bible school tt 9:49 a. m, L. O. Oentner, tuperlntendent. Everyman's Blbl class lm court house auditorium tt 0:49. Morning worship begins tt 10:98. Sermon aubject, "The Dinger of Com promise." Chrlitlm Endesvor at 7:00 p. m. Evening Evangelistic service at 8:00 o'clock. Sermon tubject: "Behold, the Dreamer." Musical program as follows: Morning- Prelude, "Adoration . Borowaki Offertory, "To Spring" . Orleg Anthem "How Besutlful Are th Mountains" Adam Postluds, "Praises" Root Evening Prelude, "An Evening Blessing" Hystt Offertory, "Pastorate" Roger Anthem, "When I Survey the Won drous Cross" Aehsr-Jscobue Poetlude. "Processional" Kerra Effle Herbert Yeoman, director; Ma bel Sims, pianist. E NEW PLANING 1V1ILL Medford I to hive new store eulpment and mlllwork factory as quickly aa the machinery can srrlvt snd be Installed. This was announc ed yesterday by Henry F. Padgbam, Jr.. who has commenced the Inatal latlon of hi new mill. The factory Is to b located on North Court street nesr th Ptclflo highway. Th new addition to Medford't In dustrial payroll will be complete In every respect tnd will b In position to handle ilj type ot high grade fixture work a well a mlllwork for residential and similar construction. A modern dry kiln la to be Installed to that customers may be assured of thoroughly seasoned material! In tU work produced by the mill. Mr. Pidghsm hat lived In Medford for tlx years and Is opening this fsctory with ths firm conviction thst Medford, with Its Isrge trsds terri tory. Is the Ideal locitlon for null f