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Newspaper Page TextPAOE SEVERN You Can 't Afford to Miss the Buying Opportunities Listed Here JfEDFORP MAIL TRIBUNE, 5FKDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1933 Why Not Try a Want-Ad? WUTl to Htl foul oomev want to get rid 31 ! odd too tndj U aoiueoold fumisb.ings Oo you need tool tot rom sr Jen? Ao uiexpeniiTo Went-Ao is tb Ml ITiouM Clasi!iea ?age rul Ilnd the answer c (b tjid mu) otnei perplettnt aro&lema. H re Are the Rates: per word tint insertion,,,., m I Minimum gian additional insertion, oei word - le (Minlm"m 10c) per line per monta, without eopj change l3s 75 Phont LOST AND FOUND LOST Brown zipper purse with sma. rrlst watch, 5 bill, some small change. Beward. Phone 1407. iVO&T Brown kid glove, between " ii. h Murray's Beauty Shop. Call Miss Benjamin, Tel. ao3. LOST Brown leather key container Reward. Finder leave at Toggery. LOST a-lnch oil tank hose and con nections, 13 'eet long. Reward. Valley ruei o. LOST If dog missing call 1618 WANTED SITUATION YOUNG MAS. accustomed to stock, wants ranch work. Would take hay in payment. Phone 841-J-3. WANTED MlSl'ELLANEOllg YOUNG LADY wants transportation to Portland this week. Will share expense. Address 1748, Mall Tribune WANT to buy tricycle. Good condition. Reasonable, ko. carncv WANTED About 34 young Rocks; good layer, at 828 So. Central Ave. WANTEDThe best coupe or eedan 8100 will buy. Emll Peterson, 515 North Riversme. WANTED To borrow S1200. Good security. o w. ' WANT TO BUY 1B2B Ford Must be Cheap. 000 w. EDGAR JOHNSON want to buy your furs at the Peerless Market. 12-14 No. Bartlett St. WANTED Electric radio Must ,be reasonable. Box 368. Tribune. WILL care for elderly eick people In my some. Phone 437- WANTED Household goods stoves tool or what have you Medlord Bargain House 27 N Grape Bt Tel 1083 JUNK WANTED W pay cash for JUNH aATTERlEb RAO1A108S ALUMINUM BRASS. COPPER tun of ail description MEDFORJ3 BARGAIN HOUSE VI No Grap Pel W WANTED Raw fur Prices advanced from'25 to 50 will pay you to trap New and used traps for eale Medford Barpaln House. Med ford. Oregon. 27 North Grape St.. Phone 1062. FOB BENT ROOM AND SOABB BOARD AND ROOM at 718 E Main " Rates very moderate. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS BACHELOR cabin. 445 So. Front. FOB KENT HOUSES ROOM house. 10 No. Peach. 317.50. Water paid. FOR RENT 5-room furnished house; adults. 808 Austin. FOR RENT 8-room modern furnish ed stucco house. Phone 270. .FOR SALE 81400.00 or rent 810. 841 Pine. Brown and White or write owner, I Jar!, Boring. Oregon. HOMES FOR BENI-i-Calt 898 FOl RENT Home turnuned 01 unfurnished. Brown 41 Whit HOUSES H0. I20 and 416 watet paid; wood range Pbun 105 FOR RENT 7-room modern noma. 8 Bedroom. O A DeVoe. 823-J-3 WROOM modern cottage, 812 50. 812 " So Grape St. FOR RENT House, close In. Tel 310-Y FOR RENT 2-room furnished apt close in. 317 East Jackaon or 74B-Y FOR RENT One of the nicest unfur nished 3-room modern bungalows in city, newly painted end papered, new curtains throughout, new lin oleum on kitchen, bathroom and pantry noora, electric water heater, new heatrola and built-in fixtures, all in tip-top condition See It t 723 w lltn and call next door. No small children. ATTRACTIVE rooma 404 8 Qrape FOR REST FfRNISlim ROOMS FOR heated sleeping rooma call 1399-L FRONT ROOM Separate entranc; heat. 230 No. Oakdaie. FOR REM APARTMENTS APT for rent Phone 201-H. 3-ROOM furnished apt : bath, heat and garage. 534 N. Bartlett. U SH AI INMHl MKMS. foa SALE Conn C melody saxo phone, eliver born, goid Dell, pearl kT plush esse; almost new; cost eell lor . Phone 1473-w. f OB tXCHA.NOe TRADE Co- or young stock i't posts, shales or closed car. s. B Lucas, Beagie. FOR SALE OB TRADE Ons pure, bred Guernsey bull, u mo. old; 1 horse. Phone 8B7-J-2. FOR TRADE 3-h p. stationary gs engine for motorcycle engine. Call at Tribune between and 9:30. POR TRADE Cow for worlt hone. Rt. 1, Boa 383. POR TRADE Cher, truck driven 11,000 miles, for late model sedan. S. A. Bower, Murphy, Oregon. EWES and city property to trade for what have you? O. A. DeVoe. Pa. 523-J-3. POR SALE OB TRADE WhiU electric sewing machine for light sedan Boa S38. Tribune. ton EXCHANGE RKAL ESTATE MEDFOUD home for Eugene resi dence. Ownera write Box 107, Trib une. POR TRADE Suburban grocery store and building, modern residence, gas pump, main highway, averaging 450 in winter month, much more In tourist season. On account of health will consider acreage. Home aeefcers Exchange, 403 East Main, FOR SALE RB At ESTATE FOR SALE 3-room partly furnished house, 80Q; $150 down. Inquire 820 W. 13th. WHEN you think of real estate think 01 Brown & white FOR SALE POCLTR FOR SALE Choice barred rock and pedigreed leghorn cockerel. Mrs. R. E. Carle, Phone 258-X. POR SALE Breeding stock at meat prices. Closing out all my Tou louse geese and turkeys Mra. E. E. Carle, Phone 258-X. POULTRY MEN ATTENTION Now la the time to select your breed ing pens. See our display of cock erels at the Monarch Seed Ac Feed Co. store. Also write us for price on baby chicks and hatching egga. Our nine years' of oontlnuoue trap nesting, carelul selection of breed ing birds, hsa made It possible :or us to be sbie to give you the oe English, Hollywood and Hanson strain. We have a limited number of cockerels for sale at this time. Write to MOUfJTCREST RANCH Hilt, California. PURE Branze toms Cockeran's prise stock 83. Jesse Nell, Rt. 1, Ashland. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Milk cows 820 up; aiso white leghorn pulleta. Harry C. Chase, Central Point. Beall Lane. FOR SALE 3 youriaTcows37 Pine St. FOR SALE OCR'S AND PETS SPECIAL PRICE on all roller canarle. Phone 302 Jacksonville. Mrs. Nellie Finney. ROLLER CANARIES. Phone 828-J-3. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1030 Chevrolet Coupe. 8 95 Durant 4-dcor Sedan. 1929 Pontiac Roadster. 1928 Wiliva-Knight 4-door Sedan. 1928 Light 8 Stude. 4-door Sedan. 192S Sulek Hunt 8 4-door Sedan. SKINNER'S OARAGE Buick-Pontiac Sale 8s Serevice. Tel. 103 FOR SALE Late 1020 Bulck sedan In A-l ahape. Phone 18. FINE 1930 Pord Sedan, 8330. Box 1734, Tribune. FOR SALE 1933 Chrysler eedan re possession. A real buy. Armstrong Motor Co., 38 No. Riverside. USED CAR BALE All Prices Reduced Lower Than Book Price, 30-Day Written Guarantee. 1931 Chev. sport Coupe. 1930 Bulck Coupe. 1B2B Bulck Coupe. 1B2B Ford A Coupe. 1D31 Chrvsler Cone. 8 Coupe. 1931 Ford Victoria. 1928 Bulck Light 8 3-door Sedan. 1928 Pontiac Sedan. 1927 Chrysler 8 Sedan. Also others to choose from. ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC. 38 N. Rlveralde. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Household furniture, new electric sweeper, canned fruit, one meat hog. Cozy Nook Ranch, J$ mi. west phoenix. FOR SALE Diamond solitaire worth 3500. win sell for 82800. Box Mat, Mall Tribune. FOR SALE First grade walnut. Shelled and unahelied, cheap. 247 Bestty St. FOR SALE Cheap, a set of survey ing instruments. Phone 873. 80 TONS alfalfa hay, good feed jst and racks. Mrs. Miles Central!. Ruch or call 22-P-23. FOR SALE Hungarian vetch aaed Phone 623-J-4 FOR SALE Used sewing machine aU mates; term if desired All makes rented and repaired White Sewing Machine Oo. 24 N Bartlett FOR SALE Cheap, silently used double studio couch. F. F. Bnrk. 113 No. Front St. FOR SALE Good Jeraey family cow Two ton hay cheap for immediate sale. Bray residence. Lozler Lane FOR SALE The New Beaver Straw, berry plant produce the Wonder berry. Bpst on the market. J. W Cook, Phone 159I-Y. FOR SALE Bennett and Newtowi a-iple. W. J Oebhard, J mile N Bear creek bridge. Central Point. FOR SALE Klamath Faila Anchor Brand flour F'.ne for cake. Tested in Medford kitchens; 4-lb. at. k 8195 ECONOMY SEED At FEED CO , serosa from Holly theater. Tel. 923. APPLES from 30 to ?& otnu a boi in smsll or largs lou O V. Mysrs Orchard. Phons 258-J. POR SALE Red apples. Myron Root at Co-'Ptrty irarehous, ilth and rr sts. POR SALE Cshbs4 for trs.it. 62.. X, T2 POR SALE MlSCELLASEOt'S BALP-BOXBS ettre latscy christmaa peara; also good Newtown apples. V?. H. Watt, Phone 463-R-2. HAY, wheat, barley, rolled or ground C. A. Devoe. Phone 623-J-S, POR SALE l3-oi. army tarpaulin at Hubbard Broa. WILL sacrifice radio for balance of contract. Box 1393, Tribune. PLANT FILBERTS POR BiQ PROP ITS" Price amaehed on bigb qual ity fralt trees, shrubs, roses and berry plant. Drive to , B Bar num'e on Pacific Highway. 3 milts South of Medford or Phone 851-R-2 CARLTON fJURSERS CO, CARL TON, OREGON. POR aand gravel, aediment, fertilizer and teaming Phone 913-1 POR SALE CHEAP EASY TERMS A Delco light plant, A l-horse electric motor, A refrigerator, electric, A piano; a new oil burner. Commercial Finance Corporation. Phone 31. POR SALE Gas range and water heater in good condition, priced reasonable. Call 341-R-l, FOR SALE All kinds of apples and peara. Joe Nary ranch. Tel. 132-L MISCKLLA.VEOCS TRUCK Co-Operative buying and sell ing. P. D. is P. L. insurance, gas; representing members in dealings with public officials, etc. Get mem bership from Association of Com mercial Truck Owners, 33 R. Qrape St. MONEY LOANED on typewriter and radios. Cecil Jennings. Main and Front. FURS . cleaned, repaired and glazed Coat reused. Medford Cass and Carry Cleanera. Phone 1700. GOLD BOUGHT Redden St Co. Get our new price. WE HAVE BUYERS for Gold Prop erties, both placer and lode Send complete information to Harry & Fry & Company. 417 Davis Bid, j Portland. Ore j 1 BUY gold and loan money. Cecil Jennings, corner Front and Mam Expert Wlnauw Hearten. LET GEORGE OO IT Tel II 73 House cleaning Flou, Waxing Ori ental Rug' Cleaning specialty Abstract. JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Aoetrscte ol Title and Title Insurance. The only wmplete title System In Jackson Connty. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract o! Title Title Insurance Rooms 8 and S. No 32 North centrai Ave upatalrs Money to Lend;, WE LEND MONEY ON FURNITURE AND LAT& MODEL AUTOS Three pei cent per month on un paid balance No other chargea See W E Thomas 45 South Central ground floor Craterlao Theater Bidg State License No 8-117 Transfer. RBINKING TRUCKING CO. Trans fer and storage We naul anything at a reasonable price. Ill No Fir Street. Phone 332. BADS TRANSFER li STORAGE CO. Office 1016 No Centra! Pboce 318 Price right. Service guaranteed HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices right 619 North Rlveralde. Phone 1044-X Painting snd Pajterhanglng. M A BLISS Painting and paper tanging lei MB-W 313 S Grape Job Printing. MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT Best equipped plant m southern Oregon. Printing of all kinds; ooofc binding; loose .leaf ledgers, and blanks, billing systems, duplicating cash sales slips and everything lb the printing lines 28-30 N Qrape Phone ?5 LfcUAL NOtlCtS Notice of First Meeting of f reiiitori. No. B-1B629 In Bankruptcy. Jn the District Court of the United States for the District of Oregon. In the Matter of Francis Wiiiiid Chsusse, Bankrupt. To the creditors of Francis Wiilsri Chausse. of the City of Medford, in the County of Jackson snd District aforesaid. Bankrupt; Notice is hereby Riven thst on the 2Sth dsy of November, 1933, Wis Jd Franci Wlliard Chsusse was da.y adjudicated bankrupt; and thst the first meeting of his creditors will be held in the office of the Befcree, Med ford Building, Medford, Oregon, on the 87th dsy of December, i33, st 2 -.30 o'clock in the sfternoon, at whicn tlms the ssld creditors may sttend, prove their claims, appoint s Trustee, exsmlne the Bankrupt, and transact such other business as msy properly come before said meeting. HARRY t. SKVRMAN, Referee in Bankruptcy December 14th, 1833. S'otl? to Cretlltors Jn ttw County Court of tli Btat of Oregon, tor Jacksnn County. In the Matter of the Estate of Mary A. Kepler, eoessed. Kotice is Hereby OlTen. that the undersigned hss been appointed sd mmictrstrlx of the estate of M&ry A Kspler, deceased, and sll persons hs- i Jni claims asinst ssld estate are! ! hereby notified snd required to pre , sent the ssme, with proper vouchers, t ss required by law, st the oriice of per attorney, J Patterson, st room 7. in the Ps.m bunding, Medford. Jsckson County, Oregon, ithin si months fro?r, ths dsts of th last puo lies t son of this notice. OLA R KEPLER. Afm!nlstrstrix of the EUts of Mary A. Kepler, dceaed. Plrst pubaJcstion Not. 20, 1933, snd the lsst publication Deo. IB, 1633. Picture frames msds to order. K D Rosa Co., 23 Crape. Ri estate or Insurancs lt? H i U Jones. PUocs ' ' (OUNTIEFS Butte Falls III Persist BUTTE PALLS, Dec. 18. iSpt. : Hustlers club met with Mra. John: I Marlon Thursday. A quilt was tacked lor Mra. Mitchell. The next: meeting will be &eid Dec. 31. Mr. and Mr. Oscar Higglnbothanv Dean Hlglnbotnam and Mr. snd Mrs Harold Patfon spent Saturday snd Sunday with Mr. and Mra. I. Pat ton. Mrs. polk Smith la very (11 in Medford hospital. Mrs. Art Dalley and little daugh ter are visiting Mr. Daily's psrent. Mr. and Mra. B. P. Hllkey. Mrs. Elizabeth Mahoney la visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mary Wolf In Med ford, She la recovering from injur ies suffered irt a fall. For several daya she was unable to walk. About three weeks ago she moved Into the Courtwright house. Mr. and Mrs. GiSila Courtwright visited Butte Fall friends a week ego. There was a home demonstration meeting at Mrs. Joe Hibbards Deo. 14. Sixteen members were present. Mrs. Bob Edmondson and Mrs. David Cleveland demonstrated green vege table cookery. It was a successful meeting. Mrs. Rose Wymore was operate"! on st the Community hospital. She la coming home soon and la feeling much improved. Midget of Ashland played Butt Falls Midgets. Butt Faila won. CCC basket ball team slaved Butte j Falls high school. The CCC team Tolo TOLO, Dec. 18. (Spl.) Mr. Ike Pterman was bie to return to her borne t Gold Ry, Monday, eitr two weeks' stay at the Sacred Heart hospital in Medford, JSmmtc Thuretoa who fell from & bicycle and fractured his ekiiH Nov, 39, waa able to return to school Tuesday at WestsWe. Glen Thomas who was recently re leased from a Roseourg Hospital, -was a guest over the week-end of his sis ter, Mrs. Leslie Davis. A Christmas entertainment under the direction of Mrs. Thurston, wilt be given st the school house Dec. 22 st 7:30 o'clock, Mr, and Mrs. S. 5, Tula members of the school board, and Mrs, laii Davis with Mies Mary Buckley, vis tted with Tolo Community club T&urwlsjr. Sew stage curtains have been purchased for the school. Mr. snd Mrs. Jonn tlreen mads buslneas trip to Medford today. Mr. Kathan fa fixing up & cabin on the SwKiwfiter property for Mr, and Mrs. Richard Richman, who wiii mora over soon from upper Evans creek. They win spend the winter here looking after their cattle on the winter range, Wm. Penninger, convalescent from a serious operation at a Medford hospital, was expected home today. Friends of the Fenton and Houli han families are grieved to learn of the death at Long Beach, Cai of Chas. Fenton, father of the late Mrs. f. P. Houiihan. ail Tribune Daily ACROSS J. cup s. Inclesurs for pits 9. Metal con tainer IS. Analyze sr.. .1 mstJcaliy it. By birth U. Short for a man's name IS, SimfSar 1. tshoutdr ornament IS. Color yufiHty . iX Ms it beverage 20. Allows JJ, iS'ew Knslanrj Institution of fearnltn U. fonstetiaUon 27. Scandinavian hrownls St. Settle mousy upon 11, Fleet ef armed ships 11, Tropical fth U, Worth? slf esteom 85. ilen's psfrl r tic organi sation; atir. . Dlsncumber 87, laterally W Ahnain from rood Solution ef Yesterday Puf mm ULNA MO U aUEifrijA llIME y,C ti l t iMSl c hi a jT dw g- A j g glE MjO) i v e TiojlDSjoiTMTilLL it. Wnt sifti on foot iS. B natch W, SCvne ol set Job SO, Brazilian cap- its It, Prtv visa ally i Part a Joint , fZZiZZ-iZZiL &'$t3 vfm 3 5T IfZTi 7T 44" "T 'TkT s .- PERSIST, Je. 3. SnI.J Mr. and Mrs. Roy proctor are back on the Morgan place after an absence of six weeks. Friends and neighbors are giad of their return. Stewart Ditaworth of Hawk Creek, aiso Ervin Hutchison and Raymond Schermerhorn of Persist, were work ing en the "Rubber ffeck" phone line one day this week. George Schermerhorn and son, Raymond, made business trip to Medford Dec 12, taking a load of mohair in. Friends of Wesley Ragsdale, on F,lfc Creek, are sorry to hear of his Illness and subsequent operation and hope for his speedy recovery. Hazel Hutchison and Donald Young who have been absent from school two weeks because of chicken pox, win resume studies Monday Mildred Young and on Donald, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Roy Proctor Thursday. Persist people are enjoying the first real snow of the season, having about five Inches at this writing. Mnv Ervin Hutchison has heen ill the paat two daya from pienriay. Harvey Morgan made a business trip to Medford Wednesday evening. remaining over night. Roads above Matthews cabin are getting pretty badly rutted and muddy. One will have to get out his anowshoes if calling in that di rection. Roeie River ROOrjE RIVER. Dec 8. (Spl.) A miscellaneous snower In nonor 'rf Miss Dorrls fssndry lea given by Mrs. Ira Phelps at her home, Saturday afternoon. Aooyt SO ladle were pres ent. Miss Ssridry received man? use ful and beautiful gilts. Befreahroenta v.er served at the close of the sfter noon by tbe hostess. Rev. and Mr. Sidney Karri, of WUdervltte were greeted oy their many' friends In Bogus River Friday. j Mr. and Mrs A. A. iiathi of Grants Pass were llnner guests Sunday of; Mr. snd Mrs. Fred Dengler. i A group of ladies from Grants Psss: gave an entertainment Irt the Com-: munity hall Thursday evening. A comedy, "Bow I Earned My Doiisr,": was greatly enjoyed oy those veho at-: tended. Miss JuarJta Boss and Miss Arlsns Ea.rhs.rt entertained t dinner Wed nesday. Their guest were Mr. and Mrs Sam Ssndry snd Miss Dorrls, Mr and Mrs. Ira PSeins snd Junior, Monday night the leaders or titt Girl Scouts here entertained Mr i Mary IJttiefield, national leader of Big Tree region. California, with o'clock supper. Iater in the evening; the Girl Scouts snd a few of the par-; ents csme to the rial! snd Mrs. Ut-; tiefield gave so Interesting talk on; scout rorlt. Miss lather Kathsn srrlred from Salera "Wednesday, where she visited; her sister, Mrs. Elmer ChsmoerlsSn ; She will visit t the Vera Odd home; while cere. Mia Dorria Ssndry met with minor accident Friday night whiis J-; turning from Medford. Another car backed out on the highway snd Miss: Cross-Word Puzzie i, Shori fliiw for auscliifix fThhofhs f Wigwam I, Afltftnstiv 9. Tauuiation ef th year 10. EncoUTaga 11, Clears ahora MPSJjpS 11. Tatar nilitia mn: vsr, 1. Omtinsnt SJ. Clostd 2. Prio1a of tlms ft. Rippia against R'.n 3 aiiar t ii somthlne S$, JpaT) sasb 50. Marry S?, Kntrsncts 53. of A4Rm SS. i!tl-woflilnif ' tools if. Ia sga tx Jie-ron 4$. Agricultural mnt J, Song from an orera 44. Nsvaiis's bs. itnowa ity 45. Boon it. Causa of ruin 4. Tsnin fteM Vi, iJippjTJI. Mf ac .Furniah a rw for $ Keininina ni- J SrosJl qnarrat S. CIkU o Uf lit s. Irelani S rrok-4 , Ftr; str.d-vtvt andry eouldnt avoiiS hitting i- Ko; one was Injured. ' Clcyd O'Kelly returned this week from Dorrls. Cal., where he ha been: employed for some time. j Orvltte Dengler hs moved ri pool ; nail from the Corey buiJdlng across the street to the Mathis building. Fay Moore, who has been some time in tlj Josephine Oenersi hospital, returned home Thursday, much im proved. Among those shopping in Medfwd from Rogue River last week were Mr. snd Mrs. Elmer Magnuson, Mr. and Mr. Ralph Will and Mrs. Ray Moore. Mr. and Mr ft Hsrt snd risushter loiie, Mrs. Richard Scott and chil dren, Barbara and Weil, Mrs. Fred Oengler and Orvill Denver, Mis. Vern Orr. whose foot was cut so badly, is reported much Improved Mrs, Garfield lws left Tuesday for Albany and spent few days with her daughter, Mrs. Brownie Ban- gertv On her return home she wm accompanied by Bangert am Andrew Johnson and husband. Aii will snend Christmas at home. Mt, John I-yn received news of the death of her father, Mr. Deeming, of Bristow, Jowa. Word came this week of the site arrival of Mrs. Flora Kayne Johnson at Seward, Alaska, A plent day was had hy he ladles sf the Ofcriatian church, De cember - when they held their n xaar and lunch t the hall over Pruttt'a, The proceeds of the sa; and lunch resulted In about 3 being added to their treasury. In the even- tiip good progrsm was given. Rev. and Mrs, Krlbs gave excellent rd inea. as also did Rev. Bsird of. Med ford. who gave four readings. Other numbers on the program were given by sjiri from the Sunday school. Phoenix PHOESIS, Dee. ig. iSpj. Mrs. Set tie wisbur spent several days ! wrrt visiting her daughter. Mrs. jiob Hoicroft here. She arrived Sunday frost Cottage Owe snd left Tfiu--: dav for Ijos Aruteie to spend some time. She sccompsjsied ber son eoath. Severs! Phoenix Granger sttended Becreation club held at the court house in Medford Wednesday. They vr Mr. snd Mrs. O. C. Ksust, S-; Ixigas, Ray waM, Vaaghn Quacken-: bush, Mr. Ralph Peterson ana sva Osster. Mrs. 3, B. Webster wtt hostess a : 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday. Quests: were Mesdemee Balott Peterson, H : W. Frame, M. F. Sheets, C. C. Halt-: ly and Walter Frsaer Brown. Thursday club met witn Mrs. ueoige Drake Tharadsy, with a "overed dlih; iURCheon at noea. Five member and j one guest were present at the dinner. During fbs afternoon three more came. Mrs. Aiic Hoigrans sisned the constitution sad became a jnensber. Business meeting, presided over by the president, Mrs, Bert Btancilff, held la the aftemooa. The decided to have Christmas party for rntribers and their hus band at the grange hsll, 33crioer 2S, The plans ere for card, party at 8 p. m. Prires will be awarded for itlgb and ion" score. Refresh ments will be served. Chriatmsa programs vrSlS bt held in this commnnity during nejrt On Tuesday night. t the Preasy tsrian church, tb fjadles Miseionsry society vrlli give short playlet, "Gift of ths Gifts, ud several ronaicsj numbers. The characters; Spirit f Christmas, Frsnces Porter- Spirit of tore, Vlrginie. Hieiit; Spirit of Serv ice, Mary isrvis ThompsoB. Others participating, by felling Cbrlstma stories appropriate to the play. Sisrlsn Deyries snd Mrs. Rasps Peter son. !fo ensrgs will be mad but free-will offering wlii be taken, Tbarsdsy at 8 p. m. Sortft Phoeni school vrtii pat on ii Cbrlstms pro gram st tiw Orange fcsii. Ali in tfts comrruinity desiring to attend are in vited, and especially Grsr.irers. TrSdsy 'evening there wiii n trie annual Cbrlstma program the Presbyterian eburcb, IB vrtiicb the) pupils of in Sunday acijooi will psr-ticipat- All la v comronnlty are invited. REESE CREEK, Dec. (Cpi.) A large crowd attended tfee Home snd scbooi program t th Reese: Creek svnool ROie Dee. air. Ciarenee Aikens moved lbs furni ture of Mr. nd Mrs, Will Bnsario: Deo, 9 to tb Sprsgue pise. H. Poster of Denver. Coio.. Is here to epend the winter montlss witb Sis: osugriter, Mrs. w. . ruiten of tl: Big Osk service sistijn. Mr. snd Mrs, C. O. Msytsard spent Dee. 10 visiting his fstber. Mr. and Mrs. Cisrence Aiken drove to Orsnte Psss Dec. 8 to visit rela tives. Mrs. Tom Viniai toe li young turkeys to Mediord Dec. iS. Mr. snd Mrs. W. E niltoa enter tained at dinnw Dec J0 in teonor of ser father STtit birthday, Mrs. Otto Rusno arrived in Med ford Dec. 1 from Mlrineset. Chas. Hnmphriss movwi Use fur niture of Mr. and Mr. Wra. Sim on of Derby Dee. IS to their new home at Coker Butt. Mrs. Percy Haley of Sag! Point spent the day witb Mrs. Scott Soyer recently. Mr. C. W. Waddeil snd Mr. Wil bur Srickeort spent w afternoon of Dec. IJtlj wiOi Mrs. W. S. Puiton. OREGON COUNTIES CUT BOKOHBWSS SALS, 0. IS. 'TP Oreiori coxJTi t'.es, ecciudinf sfttUnomah. redttd Xhmtt bonded jndebtedsesc 7JffS 012 the past seven year, atat Ttm urer Rtitws Bolmsn announced. OurJiijj tb sass peflod MuHno- mh ooimty increased its fei?ied oeMtdness 378,003. msklr Us WM H.smqoo. Th boiw3d iisdebiedjsess of other Orefon oune was i,i28 a of Jus? 1 mi. 1 Reese Creek j OH Meteorological Report rrests Medford and vicinity ; Dnaettled with occasional rain tonight and Tuesday; ilttie rfc-snse In tempera ture. Oregon: Unsettled, occasional ram west and locally in eat portion to night and Tuesday; little change in temperature. local Ite, Temperature a year ago today; highest 49; lowest 34, Totsi monthly precipitation, l2 inches: excess for the month ,14 Inches. Total precipitation since Septem ber S4 ifiSS, S Sfl Inches; deficiency for the season,, 3.73 inches. Relative humidity at p, m. ys terday, 1 per cent; o . m. today, 43 per cent. Tomorrow; euttrlse 1:35 a. nv; yn set 4:43 p. m. OJervatlBs Tken at S A. M. istfc Meridian Tim in S; It City si Bosioss 44 M ..SPCioaiiy Cheyenne s S4 .00 Clear Cnicaga 43 23 J50 Cloudy Burets. S! 41 .82 CSosdy fieiena 36 T PCioudy iloe Angelea .. SO AO PCioud? i Medford i'i SB JOS Ctouay Kew Orieana go 8t J51 PCiousiy New York 44 SS .2 Cloudy Omaha 38 28 T Clear Pfeoeni M 38 e Ciesr Pnrtisnd 83 so .M Rain Reno 30 .00 Cioudy Roseettrg M W .24 Cioudy Salt lake S9 3 .00 Cloudy San Francisco 48 4 J50 Clear Sel so 40 l.B Eairt Spokans ii J -33 Cioudy Walla Wells... M 55 m Cioady S'ssh. O. ft... i 4 T Cloudy KMED Broadcast Schedule Taesday ; 8r00 Breakfast News, Mali Tribune. ; SfflS Maaicsi Ciock. B:JS Peerless Parade. 3 30 Shopping Guide. B :4S -Royal Ciub program. So Friendsliip Circle Sour. $30 Morning Meiody. 9:45 Meeting ol Martha Meade Society. 10:00 Weather Forecast, 10:00 Eb and Zeb. JOiii Jisriio Scisooi of Cookery, 1S:30 The Pet Program. JOtfS Grant Psss Hour. iiaJO Tladio Christmas Hour. SI :SO Mirror of Pamiiy Life, ii :4ft Tone Pictures, 13:00 Mld-dsy Revue. 12:10 Chsmber o! Commerce ISews.; S3;ifi Eaiher Merrit SsndersoB, 18:30 News Piasiies, Mail Trinnne.: 3:S0 Souvenir. 13:4S The Ooidea West Program, 1 :!S Varieties. JrOO Classified Edition of the Air. 3:00 Songs for Everyday. S:S0 KMED Program Review. 338 Musical From yesterday. 4:00 Masterwork Program. 4:30 flsdio Ciiristjnss Bbow 8:00 Cecil and Saiiy. 8:1S Bllo Srrenader. S30 Si it Zimm. S.-4S News Diet, Mail TrKJune. firoo Medford Tbcatre luide, 43:111 Paramount Jitovi Parade. g:S0 Family lAfe Insurance Talk. :S Hoiiy-time. t:0O The Black Ghost. 7:15 Modems. 130 Ray and Andy. 7:4ft to B:00 Roguer River Valiey Mjnisierial .Association, Sing sotir ef Chrlstm iSesls. Eacii one Just penny. Soid by esfter girls sod boys. Ar yc buying ryf Sing song of CbrJaiffis ffsJs, Teaching health to many; Sbsring Joy snd happiness. When w sjwnd -owr jwimy Is the "seal rmg" Mrs. Prsnk LinA- iey feas writ-ten tor iocai school ofcii dren who bs respocded aauBy weii this year to the annimi Christ mac seat safc csmpaitrn. In nmer w rf 5 strict of tbe trmnt instra tors report, the ohiidreo aniriouB ttjf.-ed tb srrlvsl of the seals this year, then hrrtd forth to sii ibslr JJOt. Th JittJ stamps hsrs coins to be eloseiy associated in their wii7H5s with ij other oBserva? ot Crtrlstinas. AS AUTOS Iffif CJ.JCAOO, Dec. 1. i BeTsa ar sons perished in motor car mJshape durlnf ft heavy to that niopd Chicago ndy. Th !ys s o dens that airplan traffic hid up until iat iaat niht. Aftf th fof had mted not.str ictim vaa added to th lit -mtmn Mrs. Margaret Grace. 3. a wealthy tirio and prominent Iocs? ,uh wm an sr fciiJed to? bit and ran chantteur. Jame McKnight. who m surrendered to th police by hi m pioyer, Arthur O. Uasshsim, rwi dxst of s bti&. SEVEN DIE m ii sw ( TOUT CAMPS mi out A 5iw wliic Ts34 h CCO caro-pa m fe Medford d.s.rl;t, to fee put on oy talent selected from 4te eisrolied Jis t35 Ji? rstD-ps and hisdqiis.rtrs dttsbnseiit, is to Irg e?nsiijiS sd -wiii jutted itvaft piT. CCO Goes srtidUt. oo3Sin to anncMnoeiRent ntads this ssor-sirsg toy Captain Ksroid E. iStow, i4a sii rosA shova, 5 CCC sua viiii av an orchestra, jisterJocwic wing men, to3scfcfce drcie and several peffiaity narabers. A oiiapsJfeS stsp U 5eiGj -ooHAtr'.Kted for ts &yf 'Ai-c3z fJ5 b iftJcssj irojR camp to ''smp. and sets, lights and ooatumea r ooUined tog -Km pro- .tlon, Ther -wiii be about 35 men fa 4h cast, aiid vUit svn beddir -oots, J5J travel s-twut. tie dstri!. iiiitij tbty bAT ?iJti til tta tamps, A former grand opera singer. negro 1b tsis veterans" -essnp 5 Pls-soi rivprc -sri5J ng bsriione soiix sd there is an accordion quartet. par tromirr.e and two ooml-e ts-aJReers, oe The piay, "CCC -Goes Sadist H oullt sroucd the tiieme thst th boys iJre tff ih& CCC cJoiisea i&er i rs uired to wear, and 45ve -eTeninj of sissa psrty, decide to pjsy strip poker vxiiii cttrtsjs jiour tbta ay stl5i &e part-y ia whatever ciotiiss Xt&j SeguUr rocetiog -of ost Jfo. 13 f the Atr.er.css llon m as "he14 at th Armory tomorrow Tiieidy n!ht. Th usual meeting eight com-In-g on ohrU&mas Commander Qvvt mf?T hss idvsaced th moetinsj dsfes. Ttift entertaiTtinexit comnsHte haen suocessfyj in aeourtng a Brograr from Csmp Kery OOC's, rao h? beTi q pc-pwiw irced tsj35o stttitfi )temoersl..p -oard rQ sot o -cr to5kM at tbia roscticg ssd 8 1 gionnarea, whether paid or tiot. ar ars to s,tend. 10STESSES M WEIGH! CHICAGO, iVP- B it sow. expert advice en how to retain tristi figure, ey hostesses on Amart sa Airwsy p3saes. Tor two reason. tfiss TOtts Mft-vntss sbouid e a thoritSes. First, they rrmst tnaintaiQ their w,ght at or nndesr ft maximum or J3B pound; eeond.y, sTl are ref In answer to ft recent question -aa.re, B of the girt rreM that imi -siryiion snd sru3jcf se else were unnecessary in order to fceen W'eiff?! down. . Sxoerpts from ft few of ths snsvrers oiiow: 'Adhere to a wii-bsisnctd d5t, frne from starches, such as potatoes, hreads and sweets. "Orsng Jaifftc grape fralt ar pin appie for breakfast snd whatever I wsnt for the other meat.4 Bads averlwsd, then to toes, S times, moroiisg snd Eisht J5d imt a worry about my bill of fare. Exercise fey rito every tnorntng, sad to Jesfy freen -?ejthies far as possible." &Eany of the stria added that 4hJr measures ?.& -exoesc c-PStrd-uaotft si prtM55tvii tip-top physirsi jb dtttoa. Per FL'SL on deiiTry Phen RclriKir-f Trucking Co. Piima 3ti ions hose, W jy B. dt JL staasps. 5 opml i cfr-r -TV-'' i fffi SHOP BI III CHRISTMAS US SEALS I tV mmhm Your