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FOB WANT A.DS
LOST AND FOUND
IST Cameo brooch, Saturday. Be
, ward. Tel. 371-W.
LOST Mule team, one black and one
bav: haltered; heading aouth be
tween Table Rock atore and Meu
lord. Notify P"feJ,i-
T "AustrTlian ehepherd: answers
to name of Dick. Reward. Maud
L. Shaw. Brownsboro. Ore.
LOST Envelope with kodak nega
tives. Return to East S;de Pharmacy.
LOST Little red pig. Phone 401-J-l
LOST Sack ot alfalfa seed. Reward.
Return to Godward Mercantile,
Jacksonville.
LOST If dog missing call 1516
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED competent woman for
housework. For appointment Phone
1249-W.
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RATES
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WANTED High school girl to help
with housework for room, board
and small wages. Must be expurl
enced. Mrs. H. S. Deuel. Tcl.J214.
WANTED Experienced waitress. Not
X over 27 years old. Apply Diamond
' Cafe.
WANTED SITUATIONS
YOUNG WOMAN wants position as
waitress or housekeeper. Box 6091,
Tribune.
SITUATION WANTED Young wom
an, excellent cook, and paat-y
woman desires work in private
home or restaurant. 525 N. River
side. HIGH school girl wants work exchange
for room and board. Phone 797-W.
CHILDREN cared for tn my borne MO
E 9th.
WANTED-M1SCELLANEOUS
TWO LADIES driving to Portland im
mediately, need third lady to drive.
Can take two and share expenses.
References. Call at Cozy Nook.
WANTED To rent piano for Its
storage. Good care. 604 South Ivy.
WANTED Stock to pasture. B. I.
Dodge, Rt. 4. Phone 565-J.
WANTED Family 3 adults want to
rent modern home; 6 months cash
in advance. Address Box 5088. Trtb-
une, stating location and rental.
NEED USED PIANOS at once. Douole
allowance will be made on a limited
number of used pianos traded In
this week. Now is your chance to
dispose of that old instrument to
an advantage. Estimates free.
Baldwin Piano Shoppe.
FURNITURE van going to Los An
geles 8th of Oct.. wants freight both
ways. 1044-X, Hawley Transfer.
WANTED Reliable party to share ex
penses going east. References re
quired. 900 W. 11th St., Medford.
WANTED Used galvanized roofing.
Phone 1044-X.
WANTED Laundy. Phone 746-J.
WANTED Part time accounting and
(or) office work. Phone 726-W.
WANTED To let sheep on shares.
Phone 401-J-2.
WANTED Model A 1930 or '31. Good
condition only. Evenings or Sun
day, At N. Oakdale. Apt. 8.
ENCLOSED van truck going south
Load wanted Phone 332.
7. ANTED TO RENT Two room Turn
I is.ied house in city limits of Md
''.'ford Must be cheap Box 308 Mali
Tribune.
FURNITURE re-upholstered Pbone
960-R Thibault
JUNK WANTED
Ws pay easb foi IUNK BA ri"EH IE
AND RADIAIOHS ALUMINUM
BRAoS COPPER and lunk 3f all
descriptions
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
27 No Grape Tel lOfli
WANTED Woo! mohair rude and
pelte 4et us before vou vtll Wtoi
ber and twine foi ale MMMrd
Bargain Hkim 27 N Orspe t
Pbone 1062
WANT TO BUY 1929 Ford Must be
caeep JH3 W ind
AN TED Warrant Reddeo ij
WANTED - H'iseno:o i'JOds to?
t-l m wrist nt vou MedToro
Br,riD House 27 H Grape 8t fl
1012
FOR ENTHOUSES
FOR RENT ( - room furnished home
Pi.one 1122-R.
'OR RENT SmV.l fumilT.ed Mou.e: ,
r.3 rhilfiren. 1 2 50. Arthur Lain,
H No. Biil.f.u I
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Modern bouae. Prwne
1068-R.
TOR RENT 6-roora houae. 1122 E
Main.
FOR RENT 6-room modern houae
and garage, 3 miles Irom Med
ford Mra. jeasle M. Mlnear, Kings
highway.
TOR RENT Large modern bouae with
shade trees and lawn. 315 & Jack
son street Inquire j. W. Jacooe.
604 Pine atreet.
FOR RENT 8 room modern home
3 oath rooms, sleeping porch, furn
ished or unfurnished Only reliable,
permanent tenanta need apply. 714
West 10th.
TOR RENT domes furnished oi
unfurnished Brown A nrott
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENTLarge housekeeping room.
637 N. Central.
FOR RENT 3-room apt.; also fur
lehed house. 716 Welch.
FOR RENT Desirable furnished apt.
Hotel Grand.
FOR RENT ROOM BOARD
RATES very moderate at 716 C Ualn
ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 S drape
, FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
SLEEPING ROOM for rent. Good bed;
610 month; garage Included. Break-
fast and dinner If desired. 610 So.
Central.
TOR RENT Bedrooms, bath; very
reasonable. 132 Almond.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms
and garage storage at moderate
rates by week or month. 325 South
Riverside avenue.
ROOMS Well furnished, heated
Phone 364-L.
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS LEASE on shares 50 acres hay and
grain land. Phone 563-L-2.
FOR RENT 10 acres, Improved, close
In: Irrigated. See or phoue Clarence
Pierce.
FOR EXCHANGE
WILL TRADE overstuffed davenport,
chair. 3-burner oil stove with oven,
for fresh family cow and laying
pullets. R. F. D, Box 105-A, Rogue
River.
EXCHANGE) Prunes in orchard for
wood. F. S. Carpenter, Jacksonville
Highway.
FOR EXCHANGE - 1929 model A
?ord sedan and a lots in Medford
for late model Ford V-8 Tel 407- V
EXCHANGE Fura re-upholaterlng
for lumber wood flan poles and
.reels Phone 96U-R. -
FOH SALE OH rRAUE White electric
sewing machine for light sedan
Box 638. Tribune
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE 7-room house, gar
age, 2 lots, close In, for small acre
age, garden land, near Central
Point or Medford. Will pay differ
ence if property Is suitable. Ad
dress owner, S. C. Collins, Central
Point.
FOR EXCHANGE 40 A. of land and
equity for light car. 1212 Court St.
EXCHANGE Well improved 4 acres
Southern California for Oregon.
Tom Neely, Arlington. Calif.
LARGE 8-room house In good condi
tion. 2 blocks from University tn
Eugene, for small house in Medford
Would consider desirable Ashland
property. Phone 424-J-2. Medford
181-ACRE farm; haa 100 acres of al
monds. Trade for farm in Rogue
River valley. Polk Hull, Allen Ho
tel, Medford, Ore.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Mountain ranch, fully
equipped; good summer range;
plenty of water. Write Frank Daw
son, Jacksonville, Ore.
FARM 10 S acres, 6 -room house, gar
age, barn, elec.. alfalfa, orchard,
grapes, pasture, water right, on
Boulevard. Vi mile to highway, near
good schools; town: $1650 cssh,
11750 terms. Owner. Rt. 1, Box 137.
Ashland, Ore. No trades.
A BARGAIN My large Jot on Ben
nett St.. excellent soil, fruit, nut
trees ano berries Will sacrifice on
terms or cash Box 58 mo une.
63 ACRES near Apple ate P O.; 11 A
cultivation tree water right; Dal
anoe timber; improvement Paul
Erdmtn App legate. Ore.
WHEN vou think of real eetate. think
of Brown & Wbtle
TO THE MAN wro contemplates
building a nice home I win aeii
the fineat view site in Medford at
a REAL sacrifice TRY ME. 3406.
Tribune.
TO THE MAN who contempla:es
building a nice home I will cll
the finest view site in MedTord at
a REAL sacrifice TRY ME 3406.
Tribune.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
1929 BUICK Roadster. Good tires and
upriotry. .Motor Just overhauled
Reil bargain. Terms and your oir
in trade. 'Call 1110.
FOR SALE 1925 Chev. in good con
dition, 915. Inquire at Oakgrove
Service Sta.. J'vllle Highway.
FOR RALE '28 Chev. coach, c!iap
BKk of Long' 2nd Hand Store.
Central Po.nt.
FOfTsALE Cadillac Victoria (4 seiui
in gciod condition; pri-d to
129 North Ruerside Harry Con
rath GOOD USED CARS
1(131 Chev Coupe
1930 Stuli 7-passenger Sedan.
1929 Lasalie Cuupe
Ifti? Chevrolet Coupe.
1W7 Nf:l SMan.
ti1l l.-.S,.: Tdt. Sedin
p::r.ou.r. Sedan
ARMSTRONG MOTORS INC
i 33 N. HiKrld9. Paoae 18
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
1928 BUICK 7-p&&&enger sedan; fin
ish , upholstery good, motor excel
lent. Will take trade-in and give
terms. Inquire Mall Tribune office.
1932 FORD lU-ton stake: excelleut
condition. First decent offer takes
It, 63 He J man. Ashland, Ore.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
HAVE ft few "Correidale" buck
lambs for sale cheap. Hiah grade
outside stock. Get them quick If
you want them. Hawkins Bros.,
Apple-gate, Oregon.
FOR SALE Two good work horses, or
trade Xor cows or car. Tel, 697-J-a
MILK COW for sale, 2nd house south
Howard school.
FOR SALE Work horses, 1000 pounds
to 1800 pounds, wagons and har
ness. V mile north Midway road on
old Mtd lord -Central Point highway.
FOR SALE Choice weaner pigs. B. J
Palmer, Old Stage road, or at Pal
mer Mu&lc House.
FOR SALE Weaner pigs 1st house
south sloe west ox Howard school,
off old highway.
FOR SALE Two young S gallons
Swiss Jersey cows at Cummlngs
Poultry Ranch. 5 miles out midway
road.
FOR S ALB 24 rabbits and hutches
Third bouse south city hall, Jncs
TWO JERSEX heifers, coming fresh
in spring, and coming 2-year-old
colt. Priced reasonable. Inquire
at W B. Medley's. Rt. 4. Box Ida
Medford.
FOR SALE POULTRY
FOR SALE Australorp roosters. O
R. Higlubotham. Phone P. A. Bou
ncy. Central Point.
PL) RE Bronze turn Uocaeran's price
uck si Jesse Neil Rt 1 Ashiana
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
FOR SALE Two very intelligent Aus
tralian shepherd pups, 91.00 each,
Phone 744-X.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE SALE ABOUT HALF
PRIC13 979 50 New Davenports,
Chairs $39.95; 937.50 Mattresses,
new, famous make, 918.75; Circu
lator Heaters, etc. 318 E. Main.
FOR SALE Will sacrifice equity in
Electric Frlgldaire. Box 4902 Tri
bune. FOR SALE One Lyons Electric
Brooder, 250 size. Used once. Phone
403-R -4.
BABY BUGGY and stroller, 93 and $2.
B42 So. Riverside.
FOR SALE 6-ft. chain net wire, 30c
per running ft.; also one 14-It. pipe
end wire gate, 97.50. Eakin Motor
Co., Hudson Dealer.
FOR SALE Nice fryers. D. O. Llnd-
sey, last house on leit side o: Lozier
lane, south of Baker's Serv. station.
FOR SALE White sewing machine,
Angora rabbits. 314 Willamette.
DIAMOND RING for sale, cheap. Tel.
42.
FOR SALE Co n cord grapes. 101 Port
land Ave. Phone
FOR SALE 2nd hand lumber. See
John Perl. Tel. 47.
FOR SALE Boy's leather-tex coat, fur
collar, good as new; sice 10. 809 S
Peach.
FOR SALE! Jonathan apples. Tel.
17-F-14.
FOR SALE Good used Maytag wash
ing machine; priced reasonable.
Flck'a Hardware, '
FOR SALE Disc plow, wagon, corn
cultivator, or will trade for fence
posts, rails, wood or truck. Phone
565-L-2.
PRUNES FOR SALE 10 lb. Tel. 7-F-4
FOR SALE Estate Heatrola in excel
lent condition. I.iqulre 229 N
Riverside,
FOR SALE Apples. Phone 132-L.
WOOD wanted In exchange for per
manent wave. Call Prevost. 727.
FOR SALE Grapes and grape Juioe
at the Dell Vineyard, Rt. 2, Medford
FOR SALE Jonathan apple. Tel
17-F-14.
FOR EXCHANOE 30-80 Carbine fal-
ued at $20.00 for light car. Across
from Medford Riding Academy.
FOR SALE Ranches Eaiy terms for
quick sale. J B Andrews, owner,
Business College BIdg.
FOR SALE Grain, oats and barley
bags Medford Bargain House. 27
N Grape St PDune 1062.
FOR SALE Plenty of prunes and to
matoes at the Carpenter Ranch
Jacksonville Hwy.
GRAPES and grape Juice for sale
Clarkson's. Old Stage road.
ALL MAKES of washing machines re
paired. Pick Hardware. 181 West
Main.
FOR SALE Used sewing machine, all
make; terms if desired All makes
rented and repaired White Sewtnp
Macbins Co 24 N Bartlett
FOR SALE Canning peacbe Bert
Stancliff Phoenix
FOR SALE 8 burner oil stove, roll
top dMt, skli. aiitomoDi'.e not wat
er bester. lace type ruooer boots
other miscellaneous articles Extra
special 985 00 violin and 96 00 case
940 00 Leaving, must sell at once
Call at 32 Keen Way Drive.
OENUINE INDIANA CANNER toma
toes. 75c a big lug box. delivered
Phone 3-F-4 Ted Fub
FOH SALE B iiescher Melody C aano
P.ione. hatter? radio 95 Eastman
Kodak poMcard tire, portage lo
trol. 7 go.f clubs and oag- house
hold appliance, fruit Jars and tools
622 Cedar.
MISCELLANEOUS
DIFHEL NEWS'" Amwlng fact and
plrturi. tate.t nevei.tpmrnta im
otrrtun!i fur tMind Die-I
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Anelrs, Cl.
MISCELLANEOUS
80A1 TRAILER Cash Register Add
log Machine, Typewriter. Boot
Shoes, Hunting-Pishing Equipment
917 North Riverside
DENTISTRY Or.
i. tL Gore 234 S
Mam
ORA1N SACKS Jackson Count;
Feed Co- 4th and Bartlett St.
DOGS examined free.
Dr. Stone. 4tb
and Bartlett.
FOR SALE Equity In ooue. OftU
620 Haven,
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE Grocery store, well lo
cated. Priced right If bought now.
Might consider good used car as
part payment. Write Box 4887.
WRECKING YARD business for sale.
Take part trade. Dandy location;
lots of room. Owner going to coast.
For particulars, write Box 3578,
Tribune.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY ,
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JACKHON CO.
ABSTKAC'l CO,
Abstract ji rttk and
Title Insurance The
only complete Title
System in Jackson
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
of Title. Rooms 8 end 6. No. 8i
North Central Ave. upstairs
Rial to Phone 181&-Y.
Piano Instruction.
APOLLO PIANO STUDIO. 218 E. Mam.
Classical and popular music. Pri
vate and class lesions.
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Pianist, com
poser, teach of piano and harnvmy
Original MELCHORD method. moo
em piti no playing. Studio. 818 Lib
erty Bklg.. Medlord. Ore.
PIANO TUNING. REPAIRING AND
rebuilding. Professional service by
experienced technician. L. Kadas.
Baldwin Piano Shoppe. Phone 335.
PERSONAL
REV. EVELYN MARSHALL, spiritual
readings dally. 815 So. Riverside.
Painting and Pa per hanging
M. A BUSS Painting and paper
banging Tel 646 W 8 8 Grape
M A BLISS Painting and paper
hanging Tel. 846-W 313 S Grape
Wall Poptt Cleaning-
WALL-PAPER CLEANING Ic per 9
ft Mr Black 310 N Bartlett,
Money to uno
MONEY LOANED, radios, typewriters,
electric refrigerators, washing ma
chines, guns or on anything of real
value.
CECIL JENNINGS
No. A S. Front,
MONEY LOANED ON FUHNITUR&
CARS Ere Prompt service and le
gal rates W E THOMAS 45 S
Central State license No S 157
Music Writing and Song Service
HAIGHT Music Writing and Song
Service. Composing, arranging
Song lyrics Publishing. Copy
rights. Mimeograph copies of mu
sic. 318 Liberty Bid.. Medford, Ore
enta) hub Oleanmg vpecialty
Expert window Cleaners
LET GEORGE DO 11 - Tel 1172
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice to Creditors
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Jackson County:
In the matter of the estate of Olga
E Anderson, deceased. .
Notice Is hereby given that the
County Court of the State of Oregon
for Jackson County has appointed me
Executor of the estate of Olga E
Anderson, deceased.
All persona having claims against
said estate are required to present
them to me with proper voucher
within six months from this date at
the office of O- H. Bengtson. attor
ney for said estate at 128 East Main
Street. Medford. Oregon.
Dated this 28th day of September,
lt34.
J. M. KALL9TROM,
Executor.
O. H. BENOTSON.
Attorney for Estate, 126
East Main St., Medford,
Oregon.
Notice
In the County Court of the State of,
Oregon In and for the County of
Jackson :
In the matter of the estate of John
C. Thorson, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned Executrix has filed her
Final Report, as the executrix of the
estate of the above named decedent,
with the Clerk if said Court, and
that the Judce of said Court has
made and entered an Order setting
the hour of 10:00 o'clock a. m., Octo
ber 20th. 1934. aa the time, and the
Courtroom of said Court In the
Courthouse at Medford, Oregon, as
the place for hearing objections to
;aid report. All persona having any
i interest in said Estate are directed to
appear at said time and place and
show cati5. if any they have, why
such report should not be approved
and the other relief therein prayed for
be granted.
Dated and first published this
26th day of September. A. D.. 1934.
MARIE THORSON.
Executrix of the estate of John
C Thorson, Deceased.
Not Ire
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Greb. Deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given that the
undersigned Executrix ha filed her
FINAL REPORT as the Executrix of
the Estate of the above named dece
dent, with the Clerk of said Court,
and that the Judge of said Court has
made and entered an Order setting
the hour of ten o'clock A. M-, of Sep
tember 29, 1934. as the time, and the
courtroom of said Court in the court
house at Medford, Oregon, a the
place for hearing objections to said
report. All persons having any Interest
In said Estate are directed to appear
at said time and place and show
cause, if any they have, why such re
port should not be approved and the
other relief therein prayed for be
granted.
Dated and first published this 29th
day of August, 1934.
LOUISA R, GREB,
Executrix of the Estate of
John Greb. Deceased.
Summons fnr Publication.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Jackson County.
Anna M. Bertelson, J. H. Pruitt, E. R.
Fuller and Elizabeth Fuller, hus
band and wife, Fred B. Sweeney,
and Mary R. Sweeney, husband and
wife; G. S. Butler, and Alice B.
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Loan and Building Company, a
Utah corporation; Albert B- Tuck
er, Brasier Bailey, Nellie Brlggs, a
widow; Union Savings and Loan As
sociation, an Ortgon corporation;
Charie H. Carey, Corporation Com
missioner of Oregon. Receiver; The
State of Oregon, represented and
acting by the world War Veterans'
State Aid Commission; Grover C.
Owen and Resells S. Owen, bus
band and wife, Plaintiffs,
va.
John i" Butler, and Jsne Doe Butler,
his wife, tf married, (true name un
known), their heirs if deceased, also
all other persons or parties un
known claiming any right, title, es
tate. Hen or Interest In the real
estate described in the complaint
herein. Defendants.
To each and all of the above named
Defendants:
In the name of the State of Ore
gon, you, and each of you are hereby
required to appear and answer the
complaint of the plaintiffs on file
herein against you or otherwise plead
thereto within four weeks from the
date of the first publication of this
Summons, same being the 19th day
of September, 1934.
And you will please take notice that
If you fall to so appear and answer
or otnerwise plead to said complaint,
the plaintiffs will take a decree
against you for the relief demanded
In said complaint to-wtt: For Judg
ment and decree quieting the title of
the above named Plaintiffs In and to
Lots one (1) to thirteen (13) Inclu
sive and lota fifteen (15) to eighteen
18) inclusive tn Creston Heights Ad
dltlon to the Cltv of Medford, Jack
son County, Oregon, which real prop
erty la the subject matter of this
suit as against all ot the above named
uc re net ants or any one claiming by,
through or under them, and decree
ing that Plaintiffs are the owners
m fee simple of said premises, and
ior tneir costs and disbursements
herein to be taxed.
Tht Summons is published bv order
of Hon. H. D. Norton, Judge of the
Circuit Court of Jackson County. Ore
gon, which Order was mad on the
18th day of September, A. D. 1934.
and requires publication of this Sum
mons once a week for four coruecu
tlve week. G. A. CODDING.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
r. o. Adores: Courthouse,
Medford. Oregon.
Meteorological Report
September 26, 1034,
Foreran ts.
Medford and. vicinity: Fair tonight
nnd Thursday; slightly warmer to
night.
Oregon: Fair tonight, Thursday;
slightly warmer tonight.
Local Data.
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 71; lowest. 47.
Total monthly precipitation, JSl In.
Deficiency for the month, .OS Inch,
Total precipitation since Septem
bcr 1. 1034, .31 Inch.
Deficiency or the season, .OS Inch.
Relative humidity at S p. m. yes
terday, 33 per cent; S a. m. today, 01
per cent.
Tomorrow: Sunrise, 0:04 a. m.; Sun
set, 6:00 p. m.
Observations Taken at S a, m
120 Meridian Time.
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81 l v .
Boise .... S8 P. Cdy.
Boaton 70 60 Clear
Chicago 80
Denver 80
Eureka 84 Clear
Helena 88 8 Cloudy
Los Angeles 73 88 Clear
MEDFORD 64 88 Clear
New York -. ... 64 Clear
Omaha 88 86 M Cloudy
Phoenix ... 66 P. Cdy.
Portland 64 49 Clear
Reno ... 80 Clear
Roseburg 66 88 Clear
Salt Lake 46 34 .08 P. Cdy.
Ban Francisco .... 64 Clear
Seattle 64 44 Clear
Spokane 63 44 T Rain
Walla Walla 66 48 Cloudy
Washington, D.O. 80 64 Cloudy
Brownsboro
BROWNSBORO, Sept. 36. (Spl.)
Jesse Olaas came out from Medford
Tuesday for a visit with his family,
Mr. and Mra. Thao. Olaaa war. also
guests at the Olaaa home, from Can
tral Point.
Mrs. Oeorge Brown ta at Portuna.
Calif., Tlsltlng hsr daughter and aon
In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young
Mr. and Mrs. Irvln Barrows were
overnight guests Tuesday at th. home
of Mrs. Hoagland In Eagle Point,
Mra. Frances Nelson and Mra. Percy
Henry and children visited Sunday
at the J. D. Henry home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tucker and Mr.
an1 Mra. E. E. Turker were shopping
In Mwlford Saturday.
Fred Fernland and Dale Jackson of
Kit Carson, Colo., were guests laat
week at the Fernland home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Hansen were
business visitors at Ashland Satur
dav.
W. M. Hansen and O. A. Hansen,
with their sons. Bruc and Oerald.
spent several days laat week In the
mountains making posts and shakes.
TALENT GRANGE BOOSTER
NIGHT NEXT SATURDAY
The Talent Orange will give Ita
"bonetar" night program and enter
tainment Saturday. September 33. All
m.mbera are urged to be present.
Leave, fnr Pnrl land Allen Smith
left by train on a business trip to
Portland Monday night.
WINDOW OLAfto.-. tall wtndoa
g.aat and will replao. rout Broken
sinaoaa resannanly rrowbridg. Cao
met Wnrka
Mldyet photos. 8 for 10c, thla week,
Pesalry Studio.
Utt Mall Itlbuc. want ads.
Hints for Solution of
School Lunch Problem
Offered by Government
(By Bureau of Home Economics, TJ.
6. Department of Agricultural
Th, school lunch problem la atl'.l
with ua, and It has more than one
ugle, of course. Not only the food
Itaelf, and how to provide and serve
not only the suitable time and
place for the children to eat, but the
children's choice of foods they buj
all these ar. parts of the problem.
What to do about It la partly up to
the schools, partly up to the parenta
and teachers, and partly up to the
ohlldren themselves.
Th. schools must provide the ttms
and the place for a good lunch to ba
esten In comfort, say th. specialists.
Th. schools should provide the food
also for children who do not or can
not bring their own. Schools can get
relief funda to provide thla nusl
free to th. needy children. Th. par
ents and teachera ehould guide the
children to the right choice of foods.
And children should spend thoir
lunch money, not Just for sweets and
"pop," but for tile fooda they netM.
The bureau of home economics oi
th. I. S. department of agriculture
calls attention to these and other
auggcatlons resulting from a survey
by a Maasachuaetta committee com
posed of publlo health officials, e
tenalon workers, and representatives
of publlo welfare organization. Thia
commute, reported upon 305 achoola
In 85 cltlea and towns. They found
that mora than 47,000 children In
these achoola either brought their
whole lunch, or carried a lunch and
bought something mors.
And right there, of eourse. In what
th. children brought and what they
bought, are facta aomebody should
desl with. Only little mor. than
one-quarter of the children had milk
at lunch. Only 18 per cent bad raw
frulla and few had cooked frulta.
Only 13 per cent had cooked vege
tables, very few had raw onea. only
10 percent had meat, egg, or nan.
Only 11 per cent had a hot dtah of
any kind. Not many good lunches,
on that allowing, for th. moat of
those children.
What did th. rest of them est?
In the schools surveyed In one coun
ty, all the children had sweets,
though only a firth of them had
milk. Lunch pennlea and nickel, go
very often Into chocolat. bare, or
eoma other candy, and "pop." This
certainly la not aa It ahould be, for
although aweete may be all very
well In their place, they dull the
appetite for other foods, and should
be eaten only after all other looa
needs are satisfied. But at reoasa
time there ta the corner store, or
th. puah cart, or th. candy slot
machine somewhere nearby, and If the
school offers no competing attrac
tion, th. children naturally buy
sweets.
Or maybe they choose th. aweete
anyhow. Much depends on th. child's
training at home. Ch'lri specialists
and moat parents agree that the child
can be taught to want the fooda that
are good for him. It Is education of
beginning his teaching when he la
very young.
But take the facta aa they are re
ported here. Th. children In Mass
achusetts survey who brought a pait
of their lunch spent about 8 to 8
oenta for extra food. With a school
lunch room In trained hands. It
should b. posslbl. to provld. a very
good hot dish for th. 8 to 5 cenut
those children spent to supplement
what they brought from borne.
The bureau of home economics has
worked out menus for three weeka'
school lunches, providing on. hot
main dlah each day, with milk, bread
and butter, and fruit of some kind.
Thes. main dlahaa, when made In
quantlea for 60 children, by reclpea
which the bureau furnlahea, can be
provided at a cost of not more than
3 to 8 cent, for a good-sited serving
The list Includes spilt pea soup with
cured pork: peanut-butter-and-to-
meto soup; cracked wheat chowder;
cod flah. spaghetti and tomatoes'.
creamed eggs: creamed mixed vege
tablea with egg; liver and tomato
with spaghetti; vegetable soup; corn
and potato chowder; creamed fish
with vegetables; eggs and rlc. In to
mato aauce; meat and vegetable atew;
cream of potato soup: lima beans
with baoon and tomatoes; creamed
aalmon and noodles.
Th. eoat of theae dlahaa will vary,
of course, with th. locality, and may
change somewhat from week to week,
At present Washington prices, which
ar. higher than th. food prloas In
many other large cities, th. cost of
these dtshea ranges from IVi to Vi
cent, per serving.
Thes. suggestions are contained In
$ mimeographed pamphlet which ean
ba had free by writing to the Bur
eau of Home Economics, U. S. De
partment of Agriculture, Waahlngton
D. C. Briefly, thla la soma ot the
advice it contains:
Low cost, nourishing school lunches
may be built around one Inexpen
sive hot dlah, supplementing th s
with aandwlchea, milk, raw fruit, and
aometlme. cookies.
Creamed vegetables, meat and veg
tab!, atewa, nourishing soups rich
In veaeteblea or milk or both, beans
or other legumes, eggs prepared In
some simple way, cheese prepared In
white aau or tomatoes, and scal
loped duties If the equipment In
clude, aa oven, are suitable main
diahea. They offer plenty ot varlet.
ao that there need be no duplica
tion for several weeka. It la Import
ant to plan lunches far enough ahr3d
to make sun that the main diahea
of each week Include all of th. kind,
of food essential for good nutrition.
Th. amount of bread and buttir
to serve for th. school lunoh d
pends upon th. main dlah how fill
ing and how nutritious It ta. It also
dependa upon th. ag. of th. chil
dren. To slice, of bread and butter
or a two-sllc. sandwlcn la th. quan
tity auggested for general us.. Chil
dren In th. first gradea might nead
only one .lie; in th. upper gradea,
perhaps three allcee. Whole-wheat
bread may well be used at least half
of the ttm.. It la poaalbl. to maka
a loaf of bread containing a high pro
portion of dried skim milk which add.
nutrients very dealrsole for the child'a
lunch.
In order to lntroduos raw vegetable,
(mainly for- vitamin C), grated or
finely chopped carrots, cabbage, leu
tuce or celery may be mixed with.
creamed butter, or with a little mild
aalad dreaalng and creamed butter.
This mlxtur, lightly salted, makes en
excellent aandwlch filling. Raw car
rot attcks, turnip stlcka, a .talk of
celery, or a leaf of lettuo. served with
plain bread and butter aandwicba.
may prove eaaler.
Peanut butter mixed with mild sal
ad dressing, seasoned with cottage
cheese, or grated American ehees.
with salad dressing are good and in
expensive fllllnga to use when th.
main dish la a little less noiirlshnff
than usual.
Raw fruit supplement, the vitamin
content of cooked food eepeclally well.
Furthermore. It la easy to aerve and
to eat. and children usually ar. well
pleased with plain raw fruit. Th.
choice dependa upon coat, which la
turn dependa upon the aeason of th
year. An apple, an orange, a peach,
a pear, eoma gropes, or a ripe banana
(with speckled yellow or dark brown
akin and black seeds) one or another
of these would be in season any time
of year.
Prult aauce. or baked or canned
fruit may be aubstltutsd for fresh
fruit part of the ttm. for variety, if
facilities or cooking and serving al
low. Complicated desserts are mora)
expensive, lncreaae the time and trou
ble of preparation, of serving, and of
dishwashing, and are not necessary.
Simple cookies may be served to
lncreaae the food vaiu. of the lighter
lunchea, and they also add Interesting
variety of texture and flavor. "Bought
cooklea are aatlsfactory, but home
made kinds, such aa rock, or her
mits, and oatmeal, whole-wheat, or
molasses .cooklea, are eaay and Inex
pensive to make, and furnish another
opportunity for adding milk solids ta
the diet.
Each child ahoul4 hav. a full eur
(one-half pint) of milk to drink at
each meal. Thla la In addition to any
milk used In the preparaton of th.
main dlah. It may be aerved aa cocoa
occasionally if time and equipment
allow.
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Pears Yesterday
CHIOAOO, Sept. 38AP Pear
market: 10 Oregon, 3 Washington, t
California arrived; 36 on track, 6 car
sold.
Oregon Bartlett. : 718 boxea extra
fancy, t3.60g3.30; average 83.061 836
boxea fancy, 83.38 38.06: average 83.88.
Boac: 440 extra fancy, 83.1SA3.6S:
average 63.31; 1000 boxea fancy, 81 iS
q3.40; average, 63.10.
Waahlngton Flemish: 638 boxea)
fancy, 81.304l.40: average, 6180.
California Bosc: 606 boxes, 83.36
3.60: average, 63.41.
NEW YORK, Sept. 38. (AP) Pear
market: 5 California, 11 Oregon un
loaded; 17 cars on track: market
slightly weaker.
Oregon Dartletta: 7S4 boxes, extra
fancy, 63.40 s 8.30: average 63.63: 3303
fancy, 61.B5ift 3.10: average 83.60.
Boac: 3604 boxea extra fancy, 61.88
at 3.60; average. 63.18: 1043 boxea
fancy, 81.06a3.36; average, 63.13.
California Bartlett: 3405 boxes,
1.2583.60; aversg. 6100.
Last week of Midget photoa at
Peasley Studio.
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Th Rocket Rid. on th. Midway
It en. of tht Fair's most breath
taking mtthodt of having thrilling
fun. Tht car swings back and
forth In svor. Increasing arc. until
t finally doe, a giant tvvlng ova
ha. h-r.
Fair Thrill
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