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Newspaper Page TextPAGE KIKE You Can 't Afford to Miss the Buying Opportunities Listed Here fEBFOED MAIL TRIBUNE, JfEDFORB, OBEGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1933 Why . ' Not -Try a Want-Ad? WAUI to Mil four nomt nt uiNiu m ( odd zo and IB nousebold furnishing Do yoo need tool tot four Hot An inxpensirs Want-AO ts the Mall mural Oleesiliec page will find tb answat te these and many othei perplexing oroblema H re Are the Rates: per word tli-t tnsertie (Mlaunuaj Joe) B&clj adlUonaJ troiU pet wore ,.....-, tlV. per Une pet month, without ahanze tJa 75 Phone -' ' " ; ITJLl ' w,-, hlic SCOttiS m old Stage Bond. -. Fenwick. Jacksonville. Oregon, LOST 5x7 tarpaulin on E. Mlwoa. .tun or Mae St. Return to 1018 Stevens. Reward. Howard ecuom , , Cell Plnley Implement Co., Central point, twwaiu. LOST Reward tor return of or lor information leading to recovery of rubber-tired sacs ik " our rtrivi.v o.. o.w.- -..-,- ---painted dark green, wheel eolid rubber. Monarch Seed Co. LOST It dog missing, call I61S. WANTED FEMALE HELP WOMEN Earn 13 dozen sewing, home spare time, materials cut, In fractions furnished, expert1" un necessary. Write Superior Dress Company, 303 riavemeyer St., Brook lyn, N. Y. WANTED MAl.t HELP .00 MEN to train in our big Diesel shops. Earn part tuition while learn ing, pay part after employed, call or write Diesel Power Engineering Schools, 3S20 30th St., cor Polsom. San Francisco. STEADY WORK GOOD PAY SEVERAL choice openings in country and towns for reliable men or wo men. No capital or experience re quired. Write Mr.- Thomas, Supt., 428 Third St., Oakland. Calif. MAN wanted to supply customers with famous Watklns products in Medford. Business established, earn ings average 35 weekly, pay starta immediately. Write J. R. Watklns Company, 4534 Holli St., Oakland. California. WANTED MISUEIAANEOC8 LADY employed wishes to share room separate beds. Reasonable. Phone 717-W. 16 No. Orange. WANTED for ossh, a small ranch not more than ten acres Improved. Box 655, Tribune. WANTED Rids to Portland Sunday or Monday. Myrna Bush. TeL 75 before 10 a. m. Sunday. RE-TJPHOLSTERINO. Thlbault. Phone 989-R, WANTED Electrlo radio. Must be reasonable. Box 263, Tribune. WANTED 5 to 10 acres to farm on shares, write Rt. J, Box 63, Med ford. WANTED If you have an Underwood or Royal typewriter. In first-class condition, you are not using and want to rent to high school stu dent, or want to tell same, address J. D., Mail Tribune. WILL care for elderly sick people in my home. Phone 437-X. WANTED Household good. tove tool or whst have you Medford Bargain House. 27 N Orap St. Tel 1063. JUNK WANTED W pay esab for JUNK BATTERIES & R A O 1 A I O B S ALUMINUM BRASS. COPPER unk Of all description MEDFORD BARGAIN BOUSE 37 No Orape Tel 1063 FOB BENT HOUSES FOR RENT Room, outside entrance, new modem home, garage. Phone 788. 833 MINNESOTA 5 room, garage, glassed in aunroom, furnace, fire place; newly painted. Rent 835. Apply Sll Cottage St. FOR RENT 631 Queen Anne, 4-room unfurnished stucco home, hardwood floors, fireplace, electric range, basement and furnace; 26, includ ing water. Charles R. Ray, Realtor, Medford Bldg. Phone 803. AVAILABLE Nov. I, 1134 W. Main First Insurance Agency. Tel. 105 After 5. 1670. , FOR RENT 847 E. 8 th. 33 No. Peach. 1025 W. 9th. 818 Newtown. 820 No. Holly. First Insurance Agency. Tel. 108 After 5. 1670. 8-ROOM cottage, partly furnished 402 No. Oakdale. FOR RENT At once, ideal modern 5-room unfurnished bunralow. tip-top condition; has built-in fea tures, beatrols. electric water heat er, new linoleum on kitchen, tjeth room and pantry floors, laundry with tubs, garage, wood-house; family with amaU children seed not apply. Drive by nd see property. 719 west 11th. inquire next i n: FOR RENT 5-room modern house close in, furnished. Tel. 788. Pal me; Mua-c Houa. fOB BENT HOUSES MODERN 4-room house. Phone 847-B. S-ROOM house, part furnished, water, range, some wood, $12.00. 502 Maple St, FOR RENT To responsible tenant only, one of the most convenient small, comfortably furnished homes In Medford. Really must be seen to be appreciated; $22 50. water paid. Near end of pavement on East Main. 34 Highland Drive. Come evenings. FOR RENT 5-room house, furnished for a families; 30, water paid; 3 garages. Phone 1383-j. FOR RENT 7-room house, 412 So. Oakdsle. Phone 750-Y. rio3 FOR RENT Call SOS. POI RENT Home. furnished unfurnished. Brown si White. dousES tm gi.ao and la. paid; wood range Phon 105. FOR REKT S room modem house. 20 00, furnished, 15 00 unfurnisb' ed. Keys at 318 Apple. FOR RENT 7-room modern home, 3 ceoxooms. w. A. uevoe. o.3-,i-. FOR RENT 3 -room modern furniabed house, 315 So Peach. Inquire next door. FOR RENT Modern bouse, 3 rooms and small sleeping porch, unfur nished, electrlo range. Inquire 25 Beatty St. FOR RENT New modern 4-room house, with basement. Redden & co. FOB RENT APARTMENTS FOR SENT Apt. 535 No. Riverside. FOR RENT Attractive pt., private entrance. 518 So. Oakdale. FOR RENT 4-room duplex apart ment, eleotrio refrigerator and range, breakfast nook, furnace otherwise unfurnished Phone 443 or call W A. Gate at Groceteria. FOB BENT BOARD AND BOOHS BOARD AND ROOM St 718 S. Mala Rates very moderate. FOR Kt.N t KURNI8UED BOOMS ATTRACTIVE room. 404 8. Qrepe. FOB BENT -MlSI'EU-ANEOCS RANCH FOR RENT 80 acre, about 40 acres summer fauow, for grain. 4 Palm Block. Phone 17, or 1104-L after S p. m. FOB EXCHANGE EXCHANGE wood for pullet, turkeys or what have you. W. Hatton, Cen tral Point. HAVE Buick a down payment on five or six room home. Box 1238, Tribune. FOR SALE OR TRADE White electric sewing machine for light sedan. Box 638, Tribune. FOR TRADE '36 Chevrolet truck for car or cows. Inquire fcsc Browns, boro store. FOB EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE In Central Point, best buy in the county, 5-room up-to-date bungalow with 3 lots, on paved street, near school. Easy term, or will trade. What have you? Box 431, Tribune. SALE OR EXCHANGE and part cash. 170 acres good soil, extra tine place. Investigate. Owner, Rt. 1, Box 130, Central Point, ore. EXCHANGE 5-room modem house on half acre of good truck garden land. Just east ot Portland city lim its, close to through paved high way. Exchange equity for Medford or acreage. Inquire 19 N. Fir. FOB SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 40 acres, good house and barn, chicken nouse, good son, ciose In. Price 82300.00 on easy terms or will consider leasing. Knight it Dar nell. 19 N. Bartlett St. WHEN you think of real estate, think of Brown & White. FOB SALE HOMES FOR SALE Beat buy In the county, 5-room up-to-date bungalow with 2 lota, on paved atreet, near school . Easy terms, or will trade. What have you? Box 431, Tribune. HOME near school. Phon 1333-W. tOB SALE MUSICAL INSTBUMLNiS DRUM SET, 818: good upright piano, 890. Phon 319-R. FOB SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 3 large young buck & 80 pigs. C. J. Haas, Rout Central Point. FOR SALE Young Jersey tnlik cows suitable for family use. Dr. Sweeney. FOR SALi; 8 young heifers and one year-old bull: good stock, o. m. Howell. Griffin creek. FOR SALE A-l Guernsey bult. John C. Thorson, Be ail Lane. FOR SALE 14 head milk cows. Large brick house end of Perrydsls Ave. FOR SALE 6 pair foxa t sacrifice. Box 407, Tribune. r"OH SALE POULTS FOR SALE 8 dOTn mixed Whit Leghorn .'"Viwrp. 811 E. Ma St FOR SALE Rhode Island Red pullets. 6 month old, 60c esch. M. J Randall, Phoenix-Jacksonville road FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Conn soprano saxophone. good wndltion. A bargain. Phon 798-Y. SACRIFICE 3-karst diamond ring. best cash offer Ukes it. Box 1158 Tribune. FOR SALE Neil on trees cheap, no worm or scale. Phone 19-F-31. . FOR fiALK Buescher tenor ssxo phone. silver with gold bell; goud padding. A buy. Phone 798-Y. FOR SALE Gem doughnut machine. A-l shape, complete 840 90. 802 Maple 6:. GROUND Brv tl.lS cwt. Seed Fted Co, FOB SALE MISCrOXANEOCS SOME REAL BARGAINS IN USED TOOLS 1 walling plow 1 spring tooth 6 used tractor plow 4 used tractor diso harrows X large cider mill Used sprayer and tractors at e kinds. HUBBARD BROS.. INC. FOR SALS Hev, wheat, barley and corn. O. A. beVoe, Tel. 623-J-3. FOR SALS Apple wood, si SO a fler. Rogue River Co. Phone 1386. FOR SALE Used sewing machine all make; term if desired. AU make rented and repaired Whit Sewing Machine Co.. 34 fi. Bartlett ATTENTION STOCKMEN For sale, alfalfa. hay In tack. Feeding space can be provided if desired. Rogue River Co., Phone 13C6. FOR SALE Hungarian vetch seed Phone S23-J-. FOR sand, gravel, sediment. fertiliser ana teaming. poors vig-j. HODGEN - BREWSTER'S LAYWELL EOXI MASH, 41.90 cwt. Contain milk and Nopco cod liver oil. Med ford Feed As Seed Co. WHOLE Eastern Com, 41 35 cwt. Med ford Seed at Feed Co. Warehouse 4th and Bartlett. Store 309 East Main St. FOR SALE Orape and grape juice The Deli Vineyard. EGG MASK. 81.65 cwt. Medford Seed ts Feed Co. A NEW DAIRY FEED, 81.35 per sack. Medford Seed & Feed Co. MILLRUN, 90e per sack, Medford oeea a reea u LOWER FEED PRICES Ask our price on grain and feed. Medford Seed & Feed Co. Warehouse 4th and Bartlett. store o08 East Main. FOR SALE Apples, several varieties. w. j, oeonerd. central Point. GRAPES and fresh grap laic for sale. Clarkson, rel. 310-R-l. FALL SEEDS and Seed Grains at lower price. Medford Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Furniture, rugs, bedding. inquire at Fountain Lodge. FOR 8A1J5 Buescher alto saxophone. silver ax with case. A real buy. Phone now 7S8-Y. SALWAY PEACHES H4c sod 2c. G. E. Carpenter, 4 mi. west Phoenix on Hueston road. Bring boxes. DELICIOUS APPLES Fancy nd ex tra fancy, priced to sell. Ses Evan son at the Big 7 Warehouse. FOR SALE Nash Conv. coups in good mechanical condition; good paint and rubber; bedroom set, like new. 415 Arcadi Court. Tel. 317-W. FOR SALE Delicious apples, sny grade, loose or faced and tilled. 60c and up. Sgobel & Day, So. Fir. FOR SALE White enameled bed with springs, maple rocker, child's dress er, doll carriage and playroom fur niture, suitable fo Christmas gifts. 5 Corning Courtr FOR SALE Grocery stock and fix tures at bargain If taken at one. Writ Box 641, Tribune. FOR FALL PLANTING order now Special pricee on all Nursery Stock to November I. W. B. Crauae, Nur serymsn, 538 so. Fir St., Medford. FOR SALE OR TRADE Delicious, Jonathan and Newtown apples. Bring containers. Joe Kantor, Rt. 4, Box 237. FOR SALE All kinds of spple. Tel. FOR SALE Pump, hose, engine and bucket for mining; also canvas ca noe, fine for sport. R. I. Box 330. Jacksonville-Phoenix road, except Saturdsy. R. E. Hay. rOR SALE AUTOMOBILES, BETTER USED CAES. NO CASH DOWN if your old car covers down payment uy car witn s written uusr sntee. Our finance tates are very , reasonable. Down' payment. 1931 Chev. 3 -door Sedan 8100.00 19S0 Buick Sport Ooupe 125.00 1830 Chev. standard coupe 85 00 1839 Ford Sport Coupe 50.00 1928 Chryaler Conv, coupe.. 75.00 1929 DeSoto Sedan 100.00 Compare our car with others sue then buy. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, 1NO, 38 No. Riverside. FOR SALE 1933 Chevrolet coach, small mileage, new car guarantee; 1931 Ford town sedan, air wheels: ' real buy. Trade accepted nd easy terms. Pierce-Allen Motor Com psay. Phone 150. BUSINESS OPPORTUNUTIM FOR SALE Interest la gold mine Partner wanted with om esab to operate. Big pay uncovered. Box 83. Phoenix. Oregon. PERSONAL GIFTED CLAIRVOYANT and Palmist. Truthful advice on business, lovs, msrrise. Rainbow Auto Camp, cabin 8. MISCELLANEOUS DIABETICS Seattle man find com plete relief in severe esses with simple nstural method after spe cialists failed. No needles no star vation. All letters answered. N. H Boies, 831 Bay view Bidg, Seattle. ASHLAND FOR HEALTH Convales cent home, facing park snd Llthle water; open to sll patients, board ers, cabin renters. 153 Granite St., Ashlsnd, Ore. PAINTING, psperhanglng and tintmg Lowest price. Mr. Bennett, Tel 835-W. Authoriied Frigidaira Servws other make rep. Tl- 437; night 90i-I BUSINESS DIBECTOBf Abstract. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts ol T'.t'.e. Title insursnc Rooms 3 snd t. No. 33 North Central A? UiMiSUS, BUSINESS OIBECTOBY JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO, Abstract of TltS sod Tttie Insurance, The only complete Title littto In jscktan County. Expert Window Cleaner. LET OEOROE DO IT TeL U House cleaning Flow waxiiw w ntal Rug Cleaning, specialty. Fire Extinguisher. "FVR - FYTER" Fins Extinguisher. . Automatic fir alarms, recharging, inspecting. V. A. Bower, 837 No Oskdal. Piano and Violin Instruction. FRED ALTON HA1QHT Tescher of Piano Height Song Service. Arrang ing, composing, w. 818 liberty Blag. Money to Lend, WE LEND MONEY UN FURjnTTJRS AND LATE MODEL AUTOS Three per cent per month os un paid baisnos No other charges See W E Thomas. 45 south Central ground floor Crateriea Theater Bidg. Stat License No. S-i57. Job Printing, MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant tn southern Oregon Printing ot sU kind: boot binding; loos -leal ledger. n a blanka. billing aystemt. duplicating cash sate slips and everything in the printing lines. 28-30 N. Graps Phons 7S Painting and raperhanttng. M. A BLISS Painting and paper banging Tel. 848-W 313 & Grape Transfer." EAD3 TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO. Office 1018 No Central. Phons 8S5 Price right Servlo guaranteed INKING TRUCKING CO. Trans fer and storage We haul scything at reasonable price, ill No. Fir Street. Phon 332. BAWLEt TRANSFER Expert pack r and movers Special livestock moving equipment. trics right 619 North Riverside. Phons 1044-X LEUAi- NOTICES No. 17 Treasury Department Office of Comptroller of the Currency Washington O O.. September , two Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to th undersigned, it as been made to appear tnat .Meosovj National Bank," in th City of Med ford. in the County ot Jackson and Stat of Oregon, has complied with ali the provision of th Statute oi he United States required to be complied with before sn association shall be authorized to commence th business of Banking; Now. therefore. I, J. F. T. O'Connor, Comptroller of the Currency, do here by certify that "Medford National Sank," in th City of Medford. is th Oounty of Jackson and State of Or gon. t Authorized to commence the business ot Banking as provided is Section Fifty-one Hundred and Sixty runs of th Revised Statutes of th Un.ted States, tn testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal of office this sieventn day of September. 1938. Sesi of the Comptroller c tst Cur rency, Treasury Department. fSlgned) J. F. T. O'CONNOR, Liquidation Notice, The Medfrod National Bank located st Medford in th state ot Oregoa is closing Its aJIsirs. Ali oote-holdffiK and other creditors are hereby noti- Mail Tribane Daily ACRO&t tU Tak on cargo S, Rat perfum 8a Soft drink, colloq. 14. Operatic ot i Roman god .ss !. WickM IT. Hflarity Tapai scarf 28. Strika gently St. Chest bone 21. Mot 23 Qenui of th bunt 24. Begins 25t Secon-I MjrhMt mountain is North AmerJr 2f. Deep sorg 85, Perform S3. A8Crf3i 84. PrmU work 34. Burruwlri-f .animal SI, Think 35. lienowa 41. A'iMAtie bin) I. Impels . Thua 0. Sh:ik wit, col-1 41, Rub at iiaT St. Salty It, Dath notk Si. Footitka part 47, tp away (rem Solution f Ytre"yi Punl tQjBjA)ptEjAgHjAM a n s l eIa i S i08 I dIf n h mMvhjs c ofu s Ma b o fvl at- a Pis e M Ejgj AH L O Tp S C Q W F it i u hrj p a w a T ONIt O MpjR ARE D a i pes wfeTstr g g PgjjE SjSpg ROSE e t tar NfeiSlPlYiT flS TiA 58. Vwneifor aoMitrs t1. Maka ipeiecfee (2. Charts nam f. European mounted DOWN t. niumlnatstss tSsTic-i . tl-pasura ef ayrUc 12 13 U f 7 15 If V'! & i k-W 11 W " T T "" , AW " 7Tr-r -rrr r- -rr Frr- r?- fTi '' "' 0 mm iS l3J " "" " 3a" 31 m"S3 "P j Jy i 3? ?Jf , ui T" 7i iS 4 T 3 37 "17 W . 77 S 77 W T77 si 75 7T ?5 "" TT ti sT sS Tj "" "" 77 si sf "" To 7" w "7" cl . ' fled to present the notes ssd other claim against th association for payment watsa Kept 30. 1833. OBO. T. FRET, CassMf, Reorganization Notire, Medford National Bant. Mediord National Sank located at Medford in th Stat of Oregon re ceived charter No 13771 dated Sep. semoer is, itf,j3. ana commenced bus iness September 13, 1938. The ow bank i continuation of th old back excepting that It is organised under th Banking Act of ISSS, nd ha an entirely new Canitsl at linn . 00000 Dated Sept. 30. 1933. GEO T FRET, CllMer. St, Marks Episcopal Cornr Oakdal and Fifth St. Holy communion, 8 . ov Sunday school, 10 a- m. Morning srevir, it o'rioc. Msin Street Methodist Church Strata N. D. Wood, Pastor. Service at this church for Sunday, October 33, s follows: Sunday school st 9:45 a. ra Dr. Frank Roberts, superintendent. Sermon at it . nt. by the pastor. Young people's division service at 8:30 p. m. Evangelistic service t 7:30 p, m. A cordial welcome. St. Peter's Lutheran Church Missouri Synod) East Main street and Portland ave nue, H. H. Young, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock. Morning worship st 11 o'clock. Theme: God Earnestly Desires th Salvation of All Men. No evening service. The public is cordially Invited to attend the church which believes In A Changeless Christ for s Chang ing World." Full 5ospei Ctiurrh II Newtown Street. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Sunday morning worship. It m. Sunday evening evangelistic 7:50 p. m. Morning subject, "Our Wason; evening subject, "The Fatal Current." Bev, Jaeger will be speaking st both services. Young people's services Sunday e;S0 p, m. Meeting each night next week ex cept Monday night at 7:80. The pub lid is cordially invited. J. H. Carver, pastor. Church of the Kaxaren John T, LsRose, pastor "Silver Jubilee Contest Sundsy School." 9:48 Sunday morning. Interesting classes for sll ages. Find your place her. Morning worship ervlce, 11 o'clock. Sermon by th pastor en "A Suc cessful Journey. - Whst r th es sential requisite for a successful Journey? Young People's society meetings at 8:30 Sundsy evening. Evening evsngellstie service st 7:30. Gospel singing led by Miss Scheel snd the choir. Sermon by th pastor on "How May We Know That We Are Saved?" A eiesr force ful messsge of gospel truth for one snd all. Mid-week prsysr meeting its the church Wednesday evening st TS0. Continuing our study of revivals. Next Wednesday, "What a Revival Is," Yes, you are welcome st this church. Cross-Word Ptizzte 1. 8Mi f 1. S!g St. Treated mat Ji. Heal-FtS cem ifarimeiit t& aiov 31. Cflpp!c of Main ft Ov-srlay wHh mm if, Bnnir Iste Hb iK Reusdad rciolc u. rat 38. In oft wy U, King ef csgi 31. Surfac A itrset St, Hitcrc . Etnnted light 42. tiiTSt 10, SHpa ovf r its aatfsc at 4. f1coyn tiati ratioi St. Siiatl 2. PerlaSfJJnjF e TitM it, ffKkn Si. Jjti Miirmi S. Orat !ak 8. As!rUk it. Three: petfis i3. Vivaeitys a'arjjf 11. About Z. FiEth 4. Aa1iory organ 5. 1t in i. H(l bet-r? two aw itch rail ?. lUk-a Into ieatiiar . Inct It. ZfK'hP4 figure IS. Hrb uu4 !m satoniss plcka IT Ma it liquors ffonnquar Chores Fourth nd Bartlett D. w, Cameron, Pastor Sunday school at 8 .4$ a, m. Classes for all sues. Morning worship st 11 o'clock. Crusader meeting st S 45 p. m Evenir.g sen-ire t 7:45, At 2 p. m. Wednesdy commi&s&r? meeting. Women sll welcome to sew for th needy. Midweek service Wednesday tad Friday nights st 7:30, Everybody welcome. Medford Company of Jer,ovxh'e tiVUnesses The Medford Company of Je,oi.h's Witnesses are broadcasting a lecture by Judge Rutherford over KMED ev ery Sunday morning from 10 to iS:I8, These lectures are given by e!ctnci transcription and will be repeated on Tuesday st 4 p. m. Jehovah's witnesses meet fcs study every Sunday morning st 10:30 end very Thursday sfternoea S o'clock st No. 102 Mistletoe street. Ali those interested in Witch Tower Bib! study are welcome. First Baptist Charts W. H. Eaton, Minister. Sundsy school at 9:45 a. m. Morning worship st 11 o'clock. The pastor win speak on "Th Murray Incident." Miss Doris Rose win be the morning soloist. Young people's devotional eroura a, e:ro p. m. Evening worship St 7:33. SneeUt features furnished by the young pea pie. Th evening sermon will be on Christ's Second Coming. Doss It Concern Us;" The ladies" quartet wm sing. You will enjoy these services and ii cordial weicoms of our neonls. veh ci see. Hon English Lutheran enure West Fourth st Oakdsle Avenue, Geo. P. Kabeie, D. D Putor, Sunday school st 10 a. m. Morning service st 11, Serraa subject: "Where Are We?" Anthem. by th choir under the direction of Mrs. Frona Herried, "Be Jsrfoul. Ali Y Lsntis," by Adams. Luther Lesgu st ? s, as, TSsto. "Men or th Church snd Missions." Leader, suss Irene Brewold, Th annual birthday dinner, scon-' sored by th Ladles Aid society, in th church parlors Tuesday st 6:30 p. at. a special program will be given after the dinner. ".te confirmation class meets Sat urdays st 1:80 p.'m. The First Methodist Church 'West Main snd Laurel Street. Joseph Knott, minister Sunday school, 9:48 s, m. Mr. B. 3. Neumann, superintendent, Begu- lar attendance means efficiency as well as acquisition. This u to be 4t- sired in Blbi study. Com sad en joy th class work.. Morning worship, 11 a, as. Sermon theme, "Th Only Way To Find God This is th concluding sermon of series of four from the seme Bible verse. Come snd enjoy IMs oiimsx. Special music by the choir. The Epworth Lescue sad th In termediate League will meet st 8:80 p. m. Evening worship, 7:80 p. m. Ser mon theme "The Devil's Bsttis With God." From week to week during the evening sermon hour th psstof will answer number of most inter esting question concerning religion. Sunday night he will answer three question relative to God's .permit ting sin to exist in this world. Come snd hear the answers. Good song service. Live-wire meeting. Prayer meeting Wednesday st 7 :30 p. m. tt First Christian Churrit Ninth snd Oskdsie Si. W. S. Balrd, minister. Bible school st 9:4S &, rr,., L Gentrter, supt. Everymftn Bible class m court house auditorium st 9:40. Miss Grace Burnett will be guest soloist st the men s class. Morning worship heglns st 10 5 sermon suhject, "power of Truth. Christisn Endeavor st S;30 p. m. Evening evangelistic service st 70, Sermon subject, "Millions Mow LSvifig Are Already Dead. A gilt will be presented to tee os present who hss been s church mem her longest. Our evening services are weli Attended so come early if: ou want s good eest. Musical program ss follows; Morning; Prelude, "Orand Cfeoeur is O. ., , - MsiMsnd Offertory, "Love Everlasting" .Frlml Anthem, "God Hath SpoeenHm.Wieoa Postiude, "The March to Psrnsssus - Bchytt Evening: Prelude, "Canroneiis" y-y r Offertory, Longing".Msssen! Women' chorus, "Thy Lore Ws Wonderful" j PostltKie "Postiude" Wilson Elite Herbert Yeomsn, director; Mabel Sims, pianist. Contributed) Th proof of th pudding Is In the eating, snd th Gospel of Jesus Christ is the hope of sis-wesry world- these are two great truths which are being proved In no uncertain sinner In the services of the Presbyterian enurcn irom Sunday to Sunday, Carrying full program of servic! snd teaching to th corranunity iajComi. Sol v. which it Is iocsted, this ohurch pte-ictirtlss-Wrlght sent a gospel which is y nonsmoii ; rru Pont with every-dsy living snd erfldl Gen, Foods service. Directly to line with this) Gen. Mot. program are the evening services which sr conducted by the young people of th church, every Sunday st 7:38 p. m. Tonight' service will feature a well rounded worship period with sid gos pel so.nxi, special music, talk by the pastor snd s short address by Bill Cummings, rice president of the Voting People's society. The muste will be In charge of Constance Moore and Helen Wilson while Margery Paley will play violin soio by request. Barbara Holt will read th scripture snd others participating in th service will be; Eleanor Todd, Dorothy Combe 8d Littreli snd Dorr Barrett who will serve ss ushers. Rev. w. J. Howell will give another of his "fac ing th facts" talks which hsv proved themselves to be such chsiitrigirif, vital portion of the servic. Church eg Hoa Corner Haven and Holly Si3e, Sundsy schorl it 10 a m, Hugh B. Bureh, Pastor. Preaching at 11 s. m. Subject, "Th Fouadstios of ChrlstisnUv," Mrs. Florence R. Sarroa of Csli- fsrais, will speak en th suejeet of "LSvisig Unto Christ" at the 8 o'clock servic. Sister Nsrron ha bees do ing a good work In visiting tht tick, snd encouraging lih discourssed. There will be good singing sad spe cial music Come, bring y stir friends and jet us worship th Lord to gether. Phoenix Service will be held s tjsasi on Sunday st th Presbyterian enures. sundsy School st 10:08. Preaching servic st 11:00, XaipH .V Peterson pastor, Th Four Chrlstiari Endeavor cieuss will meet st 8:30, is their res pective room. These four se&etlss sr progressing nicely, sad promise to: jive on another s rsc as Is Wcs on will be th best before the winter It over. Evening Breeching service it t:SD. Special man will 6 tamitntt fey the young people's choir. First Presbyterian Church William J. Howell, minister Bible school 9:45. Come along and sring th family. Morning worship 11 a. m. Sermon, "Jesus or Christ?" Special music by the choir under th direction of Mrs. Bel Ctrlton Strang, Mrs. Donald S, Libbey, organ ist. Anthem, "Rock of Ages". Sudiej Buck, Soloist,' Mrs, KsSherint Wsotft, Soio, "I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say," F, S. Ruthbura. Soloist, Mrs, Sisi C. Strang. "Evening worship 7:89. This service is conducted entirely to the high school group of the chureis. Pianist, Connie Moore; song leader, Helen Wilson; scripture, Barbara Hott; address. Silt Cummings; special rnnsie Marjory Paley. Ushers: Elenor Todd, Prsnci Combe Red Idttreii. Dorr Barrett. Com and worship with us. - - First Chtirra of Christ, Seiesiist . Authorired branch of The Mother Church, Th First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mais, Service are held every Sands at Jl o'clock, church edifies, 3 No. Osxdsle, Subject (or Sundsy, Oct, 33; Probation Alter Death. Sundsy school st 9:30. Applicants under the age of twenty may be s3- ssitted. Wednesday evening meeUMs, vrhich Seduce iesUraonies ot ChrSsUss Sci ence healings, st o'clock. The Reading Boom which is located st 401 in the Medford Sidj, is open asiiy from 7 a. m, to e p. m. except Susdsys and holidays, Tia librsjisrs is En attsudance "rem 10 to 4, at which time the Blbi and ail author ized Christian Science liserstare rosy ne read, borrowed or purchased. Th public Is cordially invited te attend th services sad visit the Beading Boom, Th Fedrrsied Choreas 3m. M. Johnson, pastor. Central Point, Oregon. "Psul te Asia Minor" u th title of th lesson in ear Bb!e schools this weeit. Th Scripture is In Act 13, 14. It is the story of his first missionary tour. Our school opens st 9:45. We invite sny who sr sot sow In a Bib! school. Young peon! sr trrins; to find where they csn best serve in the gres tasks of th Kingdom. We In vite sny who can do so, to meet witfi our groups. Six-thirty is th tins. our church services sr heid st It , m. snd at 730 p. ra. w trs- v yea to worship with u. "One of Christ's Searching Questions will he th them of tb sermon Sa the morning service, snd In tht evsr.Sng tn pastor will preach from Us Srd This 1 challenging chapter in the Boole, snd you sr tirged to hear the message. "Mystery Babylon" win be the sub it for study in the Wednesday eve ning service next week. If voir are interested, bring your Bible snd cms with us, -4 Wall St. Report MEW YORK, Oct. 31. (AP) After firming moderately early on the over. night Russian news, the stock market turned extremely bearish in the final hour today snd prices slumped 1-S or more points under a heavy selling wsv. The sicohois led the decMne ss rumors of "had news" for this grenp spnesred in th board rooms. The close was weak. Trsnsfers apprcj'- mstea 1,800,000 shares. Today's closing price tor Si select ed ctoefc follow : Ai. Chem. as Cy 120 14 Am. Can 55 Am, Si Fgn, Pow, 8H A. T. T. -1WW - H Ansconds, Aich. T, S, Besdix Avis. Beth, Steel . 4! . 84 H Cailforni Psckf Csterpiilsr Tract, . - 17 Chrysler - 4 - a - m4 , Int. Harvest 1. T. Ac T, w ohns-Msn, - SH SS i Monty Ward North Amer. Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Psc. SSd, Brands St. Oil Cel. St, OH N. 3. Trana. Amer. - tinion Csrfe. Unit, Aircraft V, . Steel -1 - m - )75i 31 - se'j 35 - MS , Kotlc. Protect th Birds Set four Ho Hunting. Ho Trespass'.Df" sign it the job Department of the Mail Tribune JS-iO ff. Orsps. SUSINESS ASKE TO AID FA IN PIE OMAHA, Oct. 3i AF) Fsrra told- iday leader, beaded by Mils Seas, Be Moines, president of th Ntv icnsl Farmer Holiday association. cam hr today to fold lor the ssjp- or mia-wesiera sastaeas in, ter es1 in their proposed strike. rteno conferred with business lead er snd outlined th associations c msnd for so NRA cod giaaateetej cost of production to the farmer. K outlined a brief rssoiniiaa i)ea they sgreed to present to or- ganmrions they represented, The reertation expressed support of the haiWsy program. Ail of th business men present agreed to a verbal resolution to tb effect, "ft I the sense, of this meet, log that we favor guaranteeing th farmer cost of production." The holiday officials espesl to leaders in white collar Uses, we par ticipated la fay eight representative of th Holiday association before tea business men. - Today Is "Go to church Sundsv at St. Murk's esurch Episcopsi sis many Medford peopie will fee sees traveling tnt way for th 11:18 ser. vice, for which special music is iseea announced. Art Invitation It extended stranger ia th city, the church oongregstioa. snd n persons who hsve nc other church preference. The dsy is ha designated by tb vestry of the church a one to be oteRrved by alt mrmbsrs. PHOENIX, Or, Oct. 81 -(SpS,) Tins is drswirur eloser for a oa-rw nivsl to be held by the Grsnge their hail on Wednesday alrist ni next week, October 55. Extensive plan sr seise mmiia Ja this carnival, sad eosa Mm is tx- sured H who attend, Jfo adrhiMlcs charge win be mads, but small cnarge will be made for esch booth there. Homemade essdy win he scltL Severs) booth for entertainment wta s there. Ho on esa afford to mis this. Th boas soohonues commits wffl hsv a booth where Ms hunger will b satisfied, stunts of weJeta r.stura will be put on durtnc th evening's mtertairtntent. Th carnival is attracting srtehtioas of several of the other Granges of th vstSey, as a poularity contest is bete? oosdueted which the ether 3nngM tar on xea to join gy entering a contestant. Votes wil be gives liar each nickel spent, and at the c!ce of the vning th ccstestant harms: vm roost votes will wits fir SolUrs sr her Orange. Th local Grange, of course, mad so entry. As in th community arc invited te attend this carnival, and tsjcy th evening together socially. Neighbors of Woodcraft eiret ?f -42 '-4 win meet at tb Orange hs'i sa Thursday afterraoa of this week, This is -he first afternoon rheetlng he'd for some time, as the af tcmoon meet Ings wer discontinued daring: th htisy a'tmrner months. AH ssesther are asked to bear this meeting Is mind sad auk . plans to attend. Th Phoenix Grssjte win see at the fjraag hill en Taesdsy night. Octets? 34, Th sseetteg will begin promptly at t o'clock. AU ar asksdi to fa on time. AH officers' atstlon which sr empty when the Grange opens st this hour, will be JilSea if m master, by someone ur.t the c flcer arrives. It la hoped Sist t'l officer will be present sn time. There will b no lectur hour, ann a ttn close of the business aeesios, booths will he erected and preparation mad for th carnival which will be helot on the night following. Trtf rvfrrsh rrenta for this meeting will be serve-. by the horn economic eorarnittse. Mr. Ry Edwards and 9sa Sybil Caster wer Joined Is nurrisg at th horn of th pastor, Ralph S Peter son, oa Tuesday sight of this we-. Th data of their marriage was th 33rd wedding anniversary of 3r, srrd Mrs. L. O. Caster. Mr. and Mrs. Waj Bieo teo with th bride and groom, ether present wer Mr. and sir. L. O, Cas ter and fr.ra Caster. Following th wedding, aS went 4e th L. O. Caster some, where a huff at anpper was served, Tb table was decorated is pink and whit, wti t!t bride's esk rracing the center af th tsbi. Those present for the disss besides those abov named, were Mr. snd Mrs T. at. csster snd ses Ott and N'orman, and Shirley Bariessa, Later in the evening a group of friends cars to th Csster ham is their car, with trailer attaches) to es, and took th married txrupi in a ride. They ended tip at their horr.s sn Peach street rt Medford. wiser they war treated with th ss4smr chsrlvsri treat, Mr. and sirs, sdward wffl b at horn to their many friend a 71 iSouth peach street, in Jitd'crd, "TJrariag Dr. Emssens' sbseae la thai east Br. Howard 14, Sywster, eye, eari i-nost, and throat surgeon will be is hi fifties at areata Pass to sMesa, an vone needing hi services, Br. By water is rated aa one of tb hest me a is hi line os the oosst PAT AS TOB RIDE IT are your care repaired tint, Low Ptnsnce Est. AJUiSTaO.NQ aiOTO-S, tNO. I Phoenix