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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUnS, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30. 1934. PAGE ELEVEli 1 ILUY WHAT YOU WANT Classified FOR EASY REFERENCE; 1-0 R.UMV I vo vo 1 li?ijlrA ' Hend every ad tlili page. Vou IU prounbly find acllv the ttilns you want to buy or tell. If It Isn't tliere. advertise . . ( t luexpensltc, effective. RATES Per word first Insertion (Minimum 25c) Bach adilltlolial Insertion. per word (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy chanter .$I.M 75 FOE WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND FOE EENT-AP ABTMENTS j BOSIKESS CHANCES - SX FOR RENT Duplea apartment; 4 rooms; eleotrle rane. autoinaue oil burner furnace. refr!erl!oo, break fast nook, fireplace; otherwise un tumlshed. . A. Oatea. Tel. ail. FOE EXCHANGE TRADE Atwater Kent radio wood. Inquire 328 W. lltu. E thenc South, aloiia said Meridian OR RENT completely equipped '. line thre and a half miles, more or restaurant anai W, Main 8t.. Md. j I", to the place of beginning, a ford. Ore . known aa Green Lanlern ! first herein above set forth. Cafe. This should be a money j Notice Is further given tnst the maker for party with restaurant ai- I Orasing Board of Jackson County, perlenoe and autflclent money with I Oregon, has heretofore been duly no which to start. See W. . Thomas. I ''' a Pewn of the filing of said 45 So. Central. - Petition. riuuc is iiirmcr tiev.i FOE SALE REAL ESTATE 240 ACRES, water, timber, free range, part Improved. Price 2000 Includes 300 chickens, stock, etc. 700 down, consider sedan part. MlRht trade Seattle. Also ten acre tract and Medford lot. Wm. S. Campbell, Cold Hill. BEST BUY IN JACKSON COUNTY 18 acres. 8!i ml. out on gravelled road; good soil: fenced and cross fenced with woven wire; city water: partly Irrigated; fair house. 3 large poultry bouses: beautiful location; 900. L. Q. Plckell, 304 B. Main. Phone 1580-J. WHEN you think of real estate, think of Brown fc White. FOR SALE Must sacrifice Memorial park lot. Box No. 601, Tribune. HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT-Jack-son County Building & Loan Aaa'n. Phone 195. FOR SALE OR TRADB Large lot. clear; some buildings: near grade and high schools. Klamath Palls for city property wltlv or without buildings. Address Bos 174. Tribune FOR SALE Lumber mill locsted on ' County Judse of the State of Oregon Elk creek Inquire Neff S Pro.-m- m and for the county o jacKson. maver. Coolny Theeter Bldg.. Mea. has set Friday the 11 tit day of Janu ford. ' ary. A. D. 1933. at ten o'clock a. m.. -1 as the time, and the Courtroom of nrrerwpca riTPS,rvniJV said Court, in the courtnause in BUSINESS DIRECTORY I M(dforai Qregoni R5 the pllo, for ,;ie u n. -. -.. -, .-. . l -. -, - , -. . no,d!ll a meetlng of the Clrazlug Ahslracu Board of Jackson County. Oregon. j and the Petitioners who signed said Corner streets. Church school. 0:45 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Young people, 7:30 p. m. Sunday evening preaching, petition, ana ail otner persona rho p. m. may do in any maimer iiiwrwicu iti tne xormatlon or eaia uisltici St Mark's Church K. 8. Bar tiara, rector. Holy communion, 8:00 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon, . m. Church school, 0:45 a. m. Church of God of Haven and only complete ntie 8 y a t m in jacluon County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Title. Kooma a ana a. wo, North Central Ave., upstairs. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES LOST Sunday night, black cloth slpper purso wlUi applltiue. Find er please return to Mall Tribune. LOST Pearl brooch In or near park or on King St. Call or leave at Peasley's Studio. 10 REWARD for Information leading to recovery of auto tire stolen from ; 605 So. Newtown St. j PICKED UP Gold Hill. Dec. 34. black lumsle dog: black collar oo. wide, 14 brass buttons. Call Hu mane Society. . LOST If dog missing, call 1518. FOR SALE '27 Model T Ford coupe. Wire wheels, Rustel axle, 30. 1008 E. Jackson. MODEL A 1930 Ford DeLuxe Sedan: good condition; 350 cash. Call at 128 Almond St. FOR SALE 1933 Plymouth 4-door sedan. Motor completely recondi tioned, new battery; upholstery and paint In fine condition. A real buy. Call 829-L. WANTED MALE HELP MAN WANTED for Rawlelgh Route of 800 families. Good profits for hust lers. We train and help you. Write today. Rawlelgh Co., Dept. ORL-37-8A, Oakland, Calif. WANTED Man willing to learn about our Auto Insurance propo sition. Apply Rocr.-. 208. First Na tional Bank Building. GOOD USED CARS 84 Studebaker Sedan '33 Plymouth Sedan. 80 Chevrolet Roadster 31 Chrysler Sedan. 31 Bulck Sedan. -31 Essex Coach. '28 Ford Roadster. '28 Bulck Sedan. 27 Bulck Sedan. 28 Dodge Sedan. SKINNER'S OARAGE ' 143 So. Riverside. Phone 103. Your Bulck-Pontlao Dealer. PENTISTRY-Maln. JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Title and Title Insurance The: opposed to aucb formation, at which said time and place any and all ol such persons are hereby directed to appear and allow cause If any they have why such district should not be so formed, as la provided for un der the provisions of chapter 373 of the 1933 Session Laws of the State of Oregon. This notice la given and served pursuant to an order of the Honor able Earl B. Day. Judge of the countv Court of the State of Oregon, for Jaokson County, snd ex-offtclo chair man of the Grazing Hoard of Jackson County, Orego.':. duly made and en tered on the 28th day of December. 1934,' to which order reference Is here by made. In witness whereof, I have hereun to set my hand and affixed the seal of the County court of Jackson Coun. ty. Oregon, this 28th day of December, 1934. G. R. CARTER, (SEAL) County Clerk of Jackson County, Oregon. Holly 8:00 GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE FENDER IS PUMPED DRY Safety of Your Investment In the MEDFOHD FEUKRAL SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 128 E. Main St. Insured up to $5000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, Washington. D. O. Dentistry. -Dr. t. H. Gove, 325 3. Expert window Cleaners, LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172 House cleaning, floor waxing, ori ental rug cleaning 4c upholstering Money To Lend MONEY LOANED 850 to 300 for personal or household purposes on House Furnishings or Autos; also Cars Re-flnanced. Loans closed within 30 minutes, under super vision of the State Banking Dept. License No. S-157-M-180. See W. E. Thomas. 45 So. Central. MONEY LOANED Cecil Jennings. NURSERY STOCK WANTED FEMALE HELP SPECIAL EMPLOYMENT for married women. $15 weekly and your own dresses FREE representing nation ally known Fashion Frocks. No canvassing. No Investment. Send dress size. Fashion Frocks, Dept. R-9083. Cincinnati, Ohio. WANTED Otrl for general house work for two. Room and board. Box 133. Tribune WANTED Unincumbered housekeep er Must be good cook. Small family. Reasonable wages. Steady position. Call 1323-U WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 10 to 20 acre pear orch ard. Give full detatlB. Ray Tastier, Tlcton. Wash. ' WANTED Model "A" Ford coupe or roadster: cash. Box 715 care Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Model A and T Ford Sedans. Schults Bros. 137 No:tb Central. GOOD USED CARS LOW PRICES 1935 LICENSE 1930 Ford Mociei A Tudor Sedan. 1931 Model A Sedan. 1934 Chevrolet Town Sedan. 1934 Plymouth Sedan 1933 Plymouth 2-door Sedan. 1932 DeSoto Sedan. 1929 Chevrolet Coupe. 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe. 1932 Plymouth Sedan. Also several older models. Open Evenings. ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC. 38 No. Riverside. Tel. 18. FOR SALE-POULTRY WILL sell another dozen of those beautiful buff Orpington pullets. Fred Powers. Phoenix. FOR SALE 8 Rhode Island Ri cockerels, quality stock, Sunuy fleid strain, blood tested Com- mtngs Poultry Ranch. 5 miles out Midway road. WANTED To lease stock ranch. Write or call 324 S. Poach. WANTED Household goods, stoves tools or what have you. Medford Bargain House, 27 N. Grape St. Tel. 1062. WANTED Transportation for three to Marshfleld. Share expenses. Phone 304-X. WANTED Impty van truck going to Los An geles soon. Would like load or part load household goods. See us for rates. ! Phone 833 F. E. SAMSON CO., Medft.rd, Ore. WANTED For cash, used a-horsa grain drill. State price In letter to S. Curtis, Kcrby, Ore. EMPTY furniture van going to Los Angeles wants load both ways. Cel. 815. Hawley Transfer. HIGHEST PRICES paid for furs, hides and pelts. Medtord Bargain House. 27 N. Grape. Tel 1062. JUNK WAslTED We pay cssh for JUNK BATTSKIES BR7SS COPPER and unk jf sll descriptions MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE S7 .Jo Oraoe Tel 062 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Modem four room house Adults. 202 Portland Ave, rOH RENT Homes tarnished 01 unfurnished Brown Whlta FOR HIGHEST QUALITY pear trees, peach, apricot, cherry, apple, al mond, filbert, and walnut trees, O. W. Clemens In charge. Prayer service Wednesday, 7:30 p. . All are invited. f Phoenix Presbyterian Church Rev. Ralph 8. Peterson, pastor. Church school, 10 &. m. J. O. N. Poling, superintendent. Morning worship. 11 a. m. Quar terly observance of tht tord'i Sup per." Christian Endeavor. fl:S0 p. m. Bvenlng worship, 7:30 p. m., "The Immediate Future." First Uautlftt Church. W. H. Eaton, minister. Sunday school. 9:4S a.m. Morning worship, 11:00 a.m. Ser mon topic, "The Supreme Otft." Mu sical program directed by Mrs, C. S. Pin ley. Young people's devotional group meetings, 6:30 p.m. Evening service, 7:30 p. m. Mass singing of favorite songs and cho ruses. Musical specials. Addresa, "The Record.' Tou are cordially Invited to share these programs with us. J&A qinvr; nyi r - J ' ' 1 ft .,4 in s V .' .' JUT .11 ?v w ioIX. kl rAy (Continueo t.om page one! It may be true that the new deal had little to do with tha Rogers and shrubs at lowest prices! j ointment. He has not been active Phone 851-R-2, or call at W. B. Barhum's, 8 miles south of Medford on hwv. next to Ever Shady Auto Camp. Carlton Nursery, Carlton, Or. Painting A Paperhanglng LET HANSEN SOLVE YOUR DECOR ATING PROBLEMS. Tel 289-J. 619 King. M. A. BLISS Painting ss paperhang Ing. Tel. 646-W. 313 So. Grape. EADS TRANSFER it STORAGE CO. Office 1015 No. Central. Phone 318. Prices right. Service guaranteed. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movers, special livestock moving equipment. Prices right. 619 North Riverside. Phone 615. LEGAL NOTICES FOB SALE DOGS PETS ROLLER CANARIES. Phone 523-J-2. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 9 head cows and calves. Lyden House, Jacksonville. Notice of Meeting. In the Matter of the Creation and Organization of the Pit View Graz ing District of Jackson County. Oregon. Notice Is hereby given that on the 15th day of December, A. D. 1934, a petition signed by twenty or more freeholders residing within the terri tory which Is proposed to be Included within the grazing district herein after described, was duly filed In the office of the Countv Clerk of Jackson ' county, Oregon, within which County ijald proposed Gmzlng Dletrlc Is lo cated, asking for tne lormauun the said proposed Grazing District to be known as the Pit View Grazing District, of Jackson couniy. urrKim, the boundaries of said proposed Dis trict being described In said petition as follows: Commencing at the Northwest cor, rer of Section Six. in rwp. a., i Range 1 East of the Wlllsmette Mer- ! ldlan In Jackson County, Oregon, snd running thence South on sold Mer idian line '4 mile; thenoo East 1 mile; thence North ',4 mile, more or less, to Little Butte Creek: thenoe follow ing along ssld Little Butter Creek In a southeasterly direction to where Lick Creek empties Into said Little Butte Creek tn Section 8. In said Township and Range; thence East, across said Little Butte Creek. A mile, more or less to the highway known as the Lake Creek Road as said road Is now established, laid out and used; thence following along the said Lake Creek Road In a general southeasterly FOR SALE Klnoald garden tractor, or ,f Irettion to where ssld read crosses will trade for cheap csr. enen , . new deal service lately. Follow lng his return from the silver sur vey In Chins, he was not Invited to the White House for presentation of hll report, although friends saw him waiting at the telephone for the call that never came. Respect Senator Glass Is still chuckling about that labored and Indirect ex planation offered by the federal re serve board. He did not miss the point that the board issued Its ex pl&natlon without referring to his charges ai;d privately he fully ap preciated the compliment. But If Glass had seen tha direct reply writ ten and torn up by Chairman Eccles on Christmas eve. there would have been real fireworks here for C.lrlst- mas. Frankfurter Just because you never hear of Felix Frankfurter any more, does NOT mean that the father of the brain trust has vanished from the new deal scene. 'The fact Is he has become the Invisible man of the new deal. He has flitted In and out ot tha White House at least twice and probably much oftener during the last few weeks. Presumably he Is lending aid In preparation of the message to congross. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SAVE MONEY Haul your own wood. ury manzaniui. ei.ou ner. uwu highway. Applegate Store. A. A. A. WEAR BETTER CLOTHES Suits and O'coats to measure, S31.50 up. Klein the Tailor. Upstairs FOR SAL1S Shakea. Kings Highway. Glenn Darby, FOR 8 AUG Concessions at the Shrine Circus to be held Medford Armory. January 14. Call Shrine Circus Headquarters, 137. Mr. CarUle. FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. Tel. 335-R-2. Medford Company of Jehovah's Witnesses The MM ford Company of Jehovah's Witnesses Is broadcasting a lecture by Judge Rutherford dealing strictly with the Bible over KM ED every Tuesday afternoon at 1:30. Judge Rutherford's Bible study helps are In boot and booklet form and have been translated Into slaty languages since 1923. All Interested In Watch Tower Bible study are wel come to meet every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at 845 West Second streot, Medford. Zlon Evangelical Lutheran Church West Fourth street near Oakdale avenue. Geo. P. Kabele, D. D., pastor. 10 a. m. Sunday school. Classes for all ages. 11 a. m. Morning worship. Adult baptisms. Sermon : "The Christian Sojourner." Anthem: "Good Tidings," by Wilson. 7:00 p. m. Luther League devo tional meeting to which all are In vited. Topic: "Missionaries Oppor tunities Within Ten Miles." Leader. Mrs. O. P. Kabele. The general public la heartily In vited to all services. Full Oo.pei Tabernacle 11 Kewtown Street. J. Logan Stuart, Pastor. Sunday school, 8:45 Morning worship at 11. Rev. Paul B. Peterson of Bprlngfleld. Mo., will be the speaker at the morning serv ice. Evangelistic meeting at 7:30 p. m Miss Lor an e Steffens will preach at the evening meeting. Young people's meeting Friday eve ning at 7:30. The church Invites you to all her activities. J. The proof Is in the wear. Buy your hose at Kthelwyn B. Hoffmann's. The First Methodist Church West Main and Laurel streets. 8 :4B a. m. Sunday school. K, Neumann, superintendent. Let make this last Sunday of the year a record day for attendance. Be sure and come. 11 a. m. Morning worship. 8er mon theme, "Taking Our Spiritual Inventory." Anthem by the chor directed by Mrs. C. H. Paake. 6:30 p. m. Epworth Leagues, 7:30 p. m. A delightful Christ mas concert given by the choir with Mn. C. H. Pa a it a directing and Mr. Don Huckabee at the organ. The first part will be a group of carols and the second part will ha ft group of choruses from the "Messiah." Do not miss hearing our large chorm rhnlr In thl pies dins muslcale. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:90 p. m. ' Mail Tribune Daily Cress Word Puzzle Service, 6th and Front. FOR SALE Delicious apples, cheap. Bear Creek Orchard. quarter of Section 10 in Township 38 South, Range 3 Eut of the W, M ; thence following along saio Butte Creek one-half mile more or le to where Rime merges Into the North Fork and south Fork of Little Butto Creek, thenoe along the said V FOR RENT FURNISHED , ROOMS FOR RENT A comfortahle sleeping room, close In, cheap. Call at 309 FOR RENT Heated strep. n room and garsge. Reasonable rate. 2U C'ottnee. FURS Cash aid for furs, hide, pelts. Johnson Produce co., oth anu south Fork of Little Butte CrccR to; Front Sta. j where the main canal of the Med- " i ford Trrigatton District crosses said FOH SALE Sincer sewing machine; creek jn the Northeast quarter of also lot In Eatfle point to exchange glon 29, Twp. 36 S. R. 2 East of for room rent or what have you. lhe w M f thenoe Northerly along ' Phone 582-X. and canal one mile, more or leas, to r-'1rLl rTO "".V In ZS'" where said canal is diverted from the WHEAT or FEED OATS $150 CJt.. Nonh of LlttIe Butt Crwk ln mixta oar.ry u " ' ' Section 20. said TownOUp and Ran-! ton. C. A. DeVoe. 2 mt.es west and rnvt., u,n 'a mile south of Medford. Phone 523-J-2. ACROSS 1. Impressed with wonder and fear I. Religious de nomination . Article of appsral II. Solitary II. Rsd 14. Former Pres ident's nick name IK. Deprlvsttoa H. Tern pared 15. Roiter 10. Bundles ef sticks used for fuel tU First name off the founder of the Red Cross tl. Pleasure excursion 14. Turned end for end XI. Dull color 30 Two halves II. Postpone 11. Auitrsllaa bird 14. MArriee 18, Rftrnlne In word or actions Solution of Yesterday's Puzste L E. 0 H R I NTS E mZ I R ENTOI L SWGODIL y A M E jjBF A T A L E PALACE Sd RE SS AiU I BIT E TTUCE E. k I H 1 1 IPS! W t1a1ysept5eiy1e: 41 Source 44. Cant sidelong K'.ances 4. Trim 4T. Flesh of calves so Poem M P.irndloe 42. Qraffrrt: herstdrr II. The southwest It Anarclilatle wind it Act M Touthrul ysars IS. Let It stand DOWN L Entire amount 1. Court 2. Reduced to hnndoge 4. Wish a. is)w falter 4. Ktssrnlty 7. Tells ln trust rr conH den ce I. Walk I. Circle off Ugh 10. Encoursse U, Spreads for drying II. Old Is. Itone use as fim 11. Black blre II. (Jnasptratetf II. Allude Is, Musis under mtlnrjy's window , It. Deeply re it SpftOtful II. So be It i 19. Undeveloped flower II. Nerve network IS. Kind of starch 17. Fassss a rope throi'gh an aDerture It. Discharged 41. Scent 42. Interpret! archala 41. Chilled 4i. Afford or furnish 41. Where plr starts la Solf 41. Devour, 41. Allow Approximately 6,000,000 gallons of water were pumped from the 150 by 300 foot area within the con crete ana cceei protective fenaer or tne Golden Gate bridge on the San Francisco aide. After tha water was taken out, workmen cleared off the top surface of the base In preparation for erection of forms to carry the pier level to Its final elevation. The steal pipes, one oapped by an airlock shown in the dry fen der, are Inspection' wells. (Associated Press Photo) , St. Peter's Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod) last Main atreet and Portland ave nue. K. H. Young, pastor. Sunday school this morning at 10. Mr. E. Hueners, superintendent. No Bible class this morning. Preparatory service to Holy Com munion at 10:30. Communion service at 11. Theme: 'Let Us Believe ln the New-born Christ-child." No evening service. The Y. P. 8. will hold a watch party Monday evening In the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Nichols, 146 South Holly street. Now Year's service on New Years day at 11. Visitors are always welcome. Presbyter Inn Church. Sunday school, 9:40 a.m. Classes i for all ages. Visitors welcome. Mrs. I W. S. Gllmore. superintendent. j Regular morning service. 11:00 J a. m., with sermon by Rev. F. K. 1 Bancroft. Music for the morning service wilt be as follows: Organ prelude, "Christmas Pasto rale" Rogers Offertory, "A Christmas Idyll" Deum Soprano solo (selected) Mrs. Strang Poatlude ln D : Lemmens Young People's League. 6:30 p.m. Annual Christmas concert by the choir, 8:00 p.m. The regular mid-week prayer meet ing Wednesday, T:30 p.m. DEAL' BOOKS URPRiSE SELLERS First Chrlatlsn Church. Ninth and Oakdale Sts, W. R. Bnlrd, minister. 1 Bible school at 0:40 a. m. L, O. Gentner, superintendent, Sveryman's Bible elans ln court house auditorium at 8:43 a. m. Morning worship begl:. at 10:55. Sermon subject. "Looking to the Fu ture." Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. Bvenlng evangelistic service at 7:30. Sermon subject, "Thlna That Abld!." Special musical numbers both morning and evening by the choir, under the direction of Effle Herbert Yeoman. The annual meetlrta; of the church will be held tomorrow night. There will be a covered dish luncheon at 6:30- Come and hear the report of our work for the past year. An elec tion of offlcera will be held and all members are urged to be present. First Church of Christ, Scientist Authorized branoh of the Mother church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, ln Boston, Mass. Services are held every Sunday at 11 o'clock, church edifice, 212 North Oakdale. Subject for Sunday, Decern ber 30, "Christian Science." Sunday school st 0:30 a. m. Appll cants under the age of 30 may be admitted. Wednesday evening meetings, which Include testimonials of Christian Science healings, at I o'clock. The reading room, which Is located at 101 In the Medford building, Is open dally from T a. m. to 6 p. m except Sundays and holidays. The librarian la In attendance from 10 to 4. at which time the Bible and all authorized Christian Science llteta- ture may be read, borrowed or pur chased. The publlo Is cordially Invited to attend the services and visit the read lng room. I flONT ROOM, separate entrance. tat. 220 No. Oskdsle. FOR RENT Heated sleeping room: close ln. 328 So. Ivy. PA 1 18 er mixiernte t .16 B ATTRACTIVE r xjrna 'Hip FOP KENT- MISCELLANEOUS thencs following alorm tha said North Fork of Little Butte Creek In s gen eral Southeasterly direction to where FOR SALE Used iwwlna machines all free Intersects the Township makes; terms if desirrd. AH make. , ne between Township. 36 and 37. rented and repaired. White Sewing. or neMh South. Machine Co. 24 N. BarUett. i t rner of Section 83 In Town- shin 36 South. Ranee 3 EaM of the w. M. said point being aLso upon' 'the West boundary line of the Rogue , River National Forest as now laid out ' j and established upon the ground; the we following along ald boundary j line of the Mid Rogue Rtver National j Purest, throughout Its entire length, snd courts between the said Bourn- FOR SALE Sand, gravel, lawn dirt. fertilizer, teaming. Phone 9ia-J. . I FOR REM- Ho-:n '"0 4;oin:n4 .Utl rnnune Jo pirtrrtent jn ( O-spe street Will remoati to 'J'r permsnent tet.ant Phone 7S or jp plv at Mail rtioune .newspaper) of- . floe I FOR RENT-APASTMFXTS FOR KENT Apa.-lU.cU, JJ4 A,.- FOR SALF Pear wood. Tel 744-X. bAROAINS -Outdoor Clothing. B ots Shoes. Typewriter tMf Clutoe. SJ die Btiv. Mil. trad Ouns. Bout. Motors. Sporting Gooria 317 Notts. corn as!( section 32. Town- Riverside. - Ship 36 8. R. 3 Ea.it. aa aforesaid, to ! . - . - i the Southeast corner of Section 94, t In Township 34 S R. 2 E.tst of the iW. M . ivlng a dlstanee of abo'it 40! 1 miles along the itne of tiie said N- ! tionsl F.irej.t; thenoe South 2 miles; J ; thence Wet 1 mile; thenoe North i about three-fourth of a mile to ths ( i main line of the P. A K R. R. in ' Action 9. Township ?5 S. R. I Bas.' YOUR HKAR'VO iMPAlHfcUt -I the main line cf ths said p. X. R. R. Mtre ro aae or faoe a ia, mie in a westerly d.tvctlon to where aald v-i i'.!-.!.! vr,i-n o oenefivt? main line :.t the siO rsilrod cuts n "cirin, . i T,f no tur'--" snd inter : tiie W:l.s:n.nte M t 4S Iv. a. i. N. Kc4i. fa.4uW 4(UA sea W Yu CWit MISCELLANEOUS KTNlJFRnARTKN-Sp-rte Bldf. M' fic nnd dance, photic r t-5 or 12A6 W. Ruth Luv Alice Holmback. LOW PRICCD gusranted Radio Serv. ice Phone 857-V 1 2 3 U VMs l 7 s mm y Y' m 21 22 W Www r WJIJL 3o to.3l 3Z 7$33 iii , lis AS 44 ' 47 4fi 4f '" ' ' Chiirrh of ths Nanrrns. Cntral Av,. at Jackson. Frd M. Westliprfard. psstr even nellst. wni hs pBr(1 from tho local pulpit both at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Th toplo from which h. ipeaas at the popular Sunday night svnnH llstle service Is: "The Lord's Bfllvft' tlon." Special features of this hour are musical numbers. Bom. of the student, who sr. horn, from vaca tlon, torn different colleges will be heard. Ths topic from which the speaker will be heard at 11:00 e m, Is: "Risilpea and the finished Product," or "Bon.o New Veer's High Resolves." i 8peclsl mu.lc will also b heard In this hour ef devotion. Sunder school at 0:45 a.m. Arnold Kornstsd, superintendent. Clnsses for all sees. A thriving Sundaf school, a oordial welcome awaits new mem ber, and vl.ltors. Yeunir people's meeting at 6:S0. MI'S Helen Scheel, president. You will always find something of In Ur.it and helpfulness In this hour of spiritual and moral uplift. People's meeting Wednesday tv.n lng at 7:10. A epe'lel Invltsllon Is accorded friend, and rang.r., tn all etrvltes at tbt cbuicb. . Christmas Music Program Tonight At Presbyterian There wilt be an interesting pro gram of Christmas . muslo this ev - ning at the First Presbyteriai church. There will be no admission charge, and the public 1, cordially Invited. Th. program follows: Oi'gsn prelude: "The Holy Night".... Eva Hazelrtgg Marsh, organist fnvocatlon: Rev. Shield, Organ, Introduction to Cantata:.. "The Incarnation H Gclbel Chorus of Women: "Ood will Arise" Recltstlve and Air: "Behold The Days Come" Robert O. Wright, baritone Duet: "The Sceptre Shall Not DO' part" Maurln. Duncan, soprano Jean McAllister, alto Chorus: "As the Mountains" Air for Soprano: "From Heavenly Heights" Catherine Wendt . Chorus of Men: "Tin Olory of the Lord" Soprano solo with chorus: "A Rad iant Star" Maurtne Duncan Offering to b. used to purchase music for the choir Organ: "Dreams" McAmls Obllgato, Maurlne Duncan Duet: "Call Him Jesus" Elsie Csrleton Strang, soprano A. J. MacDonough, tenor Baritone recitative with ohorua ot men: "Let Us Oo Unto Beth lehem" W. W. Howsrd. barlton. Alto solo with chorus: "Slumber Sweetly" Edna Elfert Quartette: "Bethlehem" Elsie Csrleton Strang, soprano Ulna Elfert A. J. MacDonough, tenor W. W. Howard, baritone Chorus: "Crown Him" Bsnedlctlon: Rer. Shields Organ postlude: "March" Rogers Elsie Csrleton Strang, director ot chorus; Eva Haaelrlgg Marsh, or ganist. t . Repeat Pageant J'ville Tonight ''One of the most beautiful Christ' mas programs ever witnessed" Is Just one of th. msny comment, on the Chrlstma pairssnt presented last week by the Sunday school of the Jacksonville Presbyterian church. As a result of the many expressions of desire to see the pageant again and to have friends see It who did not the first time, It l, to he repeated this eventng (8unday) at o'clock. The music consist, of the old fsvorlte Christmas csrols .una by a selected roup of children's voices. Tne singers srei Msrjorle Heckert Barbara Norvell, Joyce Nledermeyer, Joyce Henapeter, Alma Ayera. Melba Ayers. Lois Eanden, June Norrla and Kathleen Pursell. Sales Slump In Middle of Year Not Explained Many Volumes Found , Wholly Inspired by Politics Prospect By JOHN SKM1Y KEW YORK (P) The year 1934 brought an unexpected slump and a curious recover; to the book publishers. The slump came about the middle of the year, and no one haa quite explained It yet. Within the last few weeks there has been a revival, partly due to the holiday season, but not wholly. For, say the bookmen, the publle interest seems to be more In older books and what may be called tha ' 'general run,' and not especially In beat sellers, aa might be expected at the end of a yenr. The year has produced some sur prises, but few books which sweep everything before them books like "Anthony Adverse," for example. On the "New" Oenl.' Nor has there been & definite trend observable, as occasionally there has been ln the past. The number of books on economic subjects has been reduced somewhat; politics continue to Inspire numerous writers, however, par'! .ilsrly writers connected with the "now deal" and opposition thereto. Secretary Wallace has managed two, both revealing and both readable by &ose to whom politics la not an ob session: "Statesmanship end Re ligion" and "New Frontiers." Secre tary Ickes, the President, former Pres ident Hoover, Hoover's former secre tary, Theodore O. Joslln, and some others also have contributed. Probably the two moat notable biographical efforts have been Doug las Souths!! Freeman's "Robert B- Lee," the first two volumes of which are published, and H. O. Wells' "Ex periment ln Autobiography." Fiction, history, poetry and that Inclusive and quits meaningless classification "gen eral" have kept p'eamntly alive. WoollcoU's Hook Hurprlsf. Probably Alexander Wool loot t's "While Rome Burns" has provided the most amusing surprise of the year. There is not a new line ln the book, which is a compilation of Woolloott'e articles. The firm which published It expected It ho be e small success, and tet 19,000 as the outside limit. Sales now are between 73.000 and 100,000. Caroline Miller's "Lamb ln HU Bosom" was resurrected from oblivion by being awarded the Pulitzer prtne last spring. The reecue wss thorough going; the book became a sturdy best seller, fldna St. Vincent Mills?' ''Wine From These Qrapee" la leading the "general" classification In aalee. Helps l)Hn Along. Mr. Woollcolt, who did very well at publicising his own book, has like wise helped two very different bits of fiction. One Is "Oood-bye. Mr. Chips,' by Jamna Hilton; another ts "host Horizon," likewise by Mr. Hit ton. Every year must have Its "find," however. The one for 1934 might very well be Victoria Lincoln's "Feb ruary Hill," the story of a family on the shores of Narr&ganaett Bay. PROSPECT. Dec. 30. fSpIl Mrs. W. T. Grieve is spending tha holidays visit! ntr relatives In Portland and Corvallla. Mr. and Mrs. Rube Moore end children were Christmas day uesta of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Olln on Trail orerk. prospect school will reopen Janu ary 3. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Haines and son, Harold spent Christmas Uh Dr. end Mrs. Haines and family In Ashland. 1 Ut ivi4 BkI .Web Christmas dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carlton. Miss Jane Dixon It spending her vacation with her parents In Med ford. Paul Pearson has been qvtlte HI for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Oordon ate Christmas dinner with Uriah Gordon and Miss Clara Oordon. Mr. and Mrs. Jnhn Cirlave had as their priests for Chrlitmna Mr. and Mrs. Tengwald and children of Medford. L
