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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NTXE WH AT YOU WANT Classified FOR EASY REFERENCE VVA-bflt-C SliLL tiuwr MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUSTE, MEDFORD. OREOOX. SUNDAY. APRIL 7, MM. iWA-KYliDi- vo j Bead every ad on tula pace. You will probably find ex actly the ttilnt you want to buy or mU. If It Isn't there, advertise, it's Inexpensive, affective. RATES Par word tint Insertion Ec (Minimum tsc) Eacb additional Insertion, nr ward c (Minimum loci Per line per month without copy changes m S1.20 Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Three 6 bills. Reward. Phone 717-W. LOST Small brown coin purse con taining 5 bill and change. Tel. 735.' toTind Half ten dollar bill. Call 680-R. LOST Blue.blaclt overcoat. Belted back. Inside pocltet contains whlta muffler. Reward. Phone 300. LOST If dog mlssinfe. call 1616. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Auto mechanic. Experi enced man; capable of meeting the public, steady employment for right man. Give experience and references. Box 8731, Tribune. SALESMEN Sell advertising novel ties, calendars, fans, thermometers, etc. fur nationally known firm. Liberal commissions. stanwood Hlllson Corp., 85 High street, Brookllne, Mass. STEADY WORK GOOD PAY Sev eral choice openings in country and towns for reliable man or woman. No capital or experience required. Write Mr. Thomas. 426 Third street, Oakland, Calif. STEADY MONEY I'll start you on . inn fmnv rrocerv route oavlnft up to 43.60 first week. You don't need capital, complete ouiiu lur nlshed on trial. Write quick. Al bert Mills. 7109 Monmouth, Cin cinnati. O. WANTED FEMALE HELP WOMAN to assist In housework. Re ply Box 3547, Man tTlDune. WANTED Young and reliable woman for house work and care of child Must stay at nights. 31S Apple. WANTED Houskeeper for two on ranch. 10.O0 per month. 3631 Mall-Tribune. ' kpotiai. EMPLOYMENT for married women. 1S weekly and new spring dresses FREE representing nationally known Fashion Frocks. No canvassing. No Investment. Send dress size. Fashion Frocks Dept. W-3823, Cincinnati, O. ADDRESS Envelopes at home, spare time, as to 15 weekly. Experience unnecessary. Dignified work. Send stamp for . particulars. Hawkins, Dept. 776. Box 76, Hammond, Ind LADIES, copy names, addresses, for im.ll order firms. Good pay. Experi ence unnecessary: No canvassing Write, atamped envelope. United Advertising. 114 DeKalb avenue. Brooklyn, N.Y. WANTED Woman living near Lin coln school to take care of s year old boy. Call at 846 N. Front after J p. MALE AND FEMALE OOINO TO LOS ANGELES. Want psjwngers. Share expenses. Box 3644 Tribune. MANY GOVERNMENT examinations now. Open, to men-women, age 11 v 50 Good health. For free Infor matlon covering requirements, write Civil Employees Training, Inc.. Box 8, Mall Tribune. WANTED SITU ATT"NS REFINED, capable, unencumbered woman around 35 wishes house keeping work In city. Gentlemen' home preferred. Excellent refer ences. Box 3734, Mall-TrlDune. MOTHER with children wishes laun dry. Bachelor's work a specialty, Call 861-W or leave 43 So. Front, 19 YEAR OLD BOY wants steady work, ranch, mine, truck garden with room, board, wages. Write Central Point P. O. Box 437. WANTED-M1SCELLANE0US WANTED To rent 20 to 40 acres land with irrigation suitable for growing tomatoes preferably tributary to Phoenix or Ashland. Will pay cash or crop share rent. Phone 4. Ash land or B19-R, Medlord alter 0 p. in. WANTED 1026 or '27 roadster. Must be cheap. Cash. No Model T. Call evenings. 1023 W. 8th St. WAN TED To do plowing. Dora K Smith. I mile west of Talent school. WANTED Wool, mohsir. See us be fore you sell. Wool bags 6c twine for ssle Medford Bargain House 27 No, Orape St. Ph 1062. WANTED Wt pay cash for household evoda furniture sn3 uovea We also ouy rr.'-uls nvte rv .s -vm! .nd rro- h:i UniFiHIO BS.KOAIN HOUSE 37 M, Orapa 61. Pnona 10U. WANTED-.MISCELLANE0U3 DO COMMERCIAL spraying. McGon agle. Phoue 358-M. WANT good used furniture, louaehold goods, ladles' and children's cloth ing. Must be in good condition. 910 E. Main St. FOR RENT HOUSES NEWLY constructed 4-room house. lurn-.pr uniurn. Call at M4 Palm. POB RENT Very desirable furnish ed six-room house. Just outside of town,, east side. ttO.OO. Tengwald Agency. 13S W. Main. HOUSE for rent. 1339 W. POB RENT Homes furnished or unfurnished Brown White FOR RENT APARTMENTS DESIRABLE furnished apartment. Hotel Grand. FOR RENT i Duplex furnished; 3 bedrooms: water paid. Phone 869-W POR RENT Three-room housekeep ing suit with garage adults), close In. 337 North Grope street. POR RENT Holly Court, No. 3. Call 199, after 6:00. 1670. BACHELOR apartment. 445 So. Front. FOR RENT 3-room turn. apt. Gar age. Adults. SIS No. Bartlett. FOR RENT Comfortable heated apt. Radio. Frlgldalre. 618 So. Oakdale. NICELY furnished two & 3 room apartments. Adults. 604 w. 10th. FOR RENT Apt. 834 Apple. BOARD AND ROOM BOARD AND ROOMS Rates reason able. 716 E. Main. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS PLEASANT ROOM for business man. Separate entrance. 330 No. Oak dale ATTRACTIVE ROOM Reasonable. Oentleman preferred. 313 So. River aide. ROOM for gentlemin, close in; bath. garage. 009 E. Main. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 S. Orapa. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 3-acre chicken ranch. lots of berries. 1 mile from town. Inquire J. W. Jacobs, 604 Pine St., Medford, Ore. OARAGE for rent. Close In. Phone 1397-R. , FOR RENT 2 acres with buildings and berries. 006 No. Riverside. BUSINESS LOCATION FOR RENT At 32 North Orape street. Will remodel to suit tenant, furn ish steam heat If desired. Size 18x60 feet Will rent or I'ise at reasonable figure. Call at Mall Tribune (Newspaper) office FOR EXCHANGE EXQHANGE -One good 980.00 work horse, 1500 lbs. Trade lor oar or sheep. L. ft. Hoi brook, Provolt. FOR SALE Rj&AL ESTATE FOR RENT Modern apartment and unfurnished house. 410 Hamilton. FOR TRADE 15 A.. 3 houses, 3 story house with basement and 4 room house. 8 acres under cultivation. Fine sprlns and caa pump. Plenty wood. Write W. J. Ulisan. East Side Coos Bay, Oregon. FOR SALE 153 U -acre ranch. In quire Mrs. O. H. Corum, 345 So. Central. FOR SALE 80 acres,' five mllea north of Medford on Crater Lake high way. House and barn, other build Inge, water available on part. Ml 00 terms. Tengwald Agency, 125 W. Main. FOR SALE 45 acre creek bottom laud Just off South Pacific high way. (2750.00. Easy terms. Teng weld Agency, 125 W. Main. BRAND NEW HOME AUTOMATIC OIL HEAT 1619 E. MAIN ST. Open dally 3-5 p. m. Beautiful home, 6 room, bath; no mortgage or liens to assume; 8 extra large rooms with many windows; line view; cement basement: unflnlahed attic. Priced k below cost, No trade-in. Courtesy to realtors. FOR SALE 80 acre fruit and dairy ranch, S3 year old pears and apples out of the frost belt, going at a bargain. Phone 973. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Large lot In Klamath Falls, some Improve ments for Medford property. Box 3352, Tribune. HOMES, ranches, orchards, mines, dairies, river frontage good fishing. Everything in Real Estate. W. J. Roberta, Realtor, 720 W. 2nd. SACRIFICE to SETTLE ESTATE 5 -room home, double garage; clear. paved street, near schools. liOQ cash. Inquire 1028 No. Central. For Southern Oregon property See SOUTHERN OREGON REALTY OO 44 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Modern 4-room borne on east side. 6 minutes walk from city center (600 will handle, baianoe t) Box 4815. rnbune. WHEN you think of real estate, think of Brown A White. BROWN it WHITE are selling small acreace tracts at prices which you csnnot tfford to overlook, fine SOIL. HIGHWAY. WATER, CLI MATE Clone to fine HUNTINO F1SHINO. come In and Investigate BROWN WHITE REALTORS 104 W Main. Phone ISO HOUHF9 FOR SALE OR KENT Jack son County Building A Loan Ass'd Phone 195 SFP chariM a wing Agency, Inc, to FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1933 Chevrolet Pickup 1U31 Chevrolet Conv. Coupe 1830 Chevrolet Roadster 1927 Chevrolet Coupe 1928 Chrysler Sedan 1928 Chrysler Coupe 1927 Essex Sedan 1026 Butck cVdsn 1927 Nash Standard 6 Sedan 1931 Durant Sedan 1931 Ford Truck 1928 Ford Touring 1929 Ford Coupe Many more to select from WALTER W. ABBEY. INC. Nash Graham WTLLYS 77 International Trucke Sales and Service 123 South Riverside Avenue Medford, Oregon GUARANTEED USED CARS 1034 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe 1934 Ford DeLuxe Sedan (with trunk, like new) 1038 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan (with air wheels) 1932 Chevrolet Coupe (with rumble sest) 1932 Plymouth "4" Sedsn e(smsll mileage) 1931 Chevrolet victoria (very clean) 1930 Bulck Sport Coupe 1930 Chrysler Business Coupe 1930 Chevrolet Business Coupe 1930 Ford Panel Delivery 1930 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan 1929 Cadillac Sedan (real value) Several good buya as low as 45 ARMSTRONG USED CAR LOT East Sixth Street FOR SALE 26 Chev. touring. 25. 0. L. Jacobs, Rte. 4. Box 377, FOR SALE 1927 Chrysler roadster. Phone 1566-L. JACKSON BELL RADIO, recently overhauled, slo.00: White sewing machine. e.16.00. Must sell before Wednesday. 142 N. Ivy. FOR SALE 114 ton 1932 Ford truck dual wheels, long base, factory stake body, or will trade for late model Ford or Chev. closed car 1603 No. Riverside. CHRYSLER 70 coach, star delivery. nay a niarxet. nuent. BARGAINS every one. at 22 So Fir LOOK at all the used ears before you ouy .ta bo nr. DON'T FOROET 32 So. Fir for better usea car vsiuea. AT A 8ACRIPICE 1934 V-S Tudor sedsn: small mil ease 23 Bo Fir FOR SALE -POULTRY AND EGGS HATCH I NO EQOS White Olant & pedigreed Barred Rock, Drydcn strain. A. e, walker. Talent. FOR SALS Rhode Island Red baby chicks, ana eggs ior hatching, cum- mlngs Poultry Ranch. 5 ml. out Midway Road. MAMMOTH Bronte turkey eggs. K. en. iti. i, Asniana, ore. RED h atoning eggs. Phone 4-F-4. WHITE LEGHORN setting egga. 50o G. A DeVoe. "Bel 623-J-2 CUSTOM hatching chicks and tur keys. Sweeney Poultry Yard. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK TEAM OF MARES, 1300 lbs. each. 1 addle pony, gentle. Earl Jones, 1 mile west Talent. FOR SALE Fine opportunity. 6 cows, 3 horses, 24 turkeys. Leaving town. John Hall, Mountain ave., Ashland. FOR SALE Jersey cows, heavy springers. Wayne Large, Williams, Oregon. FOR SALE OR TRADE Horses. Med ford Riding Academy. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Adolph Shultz, Beagle. Ore. FOR SALE 30 span of broke work horses, young, fat and ready to go to work. Uskey Brothers, Malln. Ore. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 1 10x12 Clyde double end skldder; 1 11x14 two speed WaAhlrwrton yarder: 1 8x15 Amerl ein matcher and surfacer. Owen Orcgon Lumber Sales Co. FOR 8AL15 2-ln. pump, gas engine. uouins, live miles north Midway road. EASTMAN Post Card Blrm Kodak like new H2.00. 802 So. Riverside. USED building material. 1520 N. Riv erside. FOR a few days only, one of beat two wheeled trailers In valley, for sole cheap. 208 Hamilton. FOR SALE A few tsfTnIsnecTgoif clubs. Ths Gun Shop, 228 N. River side. FOR SALE Gummosla treatment for cherries. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Baby chick scratch. $2.40 cwt. Monarch Seed ic Feed Co. FOR SALE Inoculation for alfalfa seed. Monarch Seed At Feed Co. FOR SALE Land planter. S18 00 ton. Monarch Seed As Feed Co. LARGE oil range with oven $10. Tel, J5-F-22. FOR SALE Control snts with An tral. Monarch Seed Ac Feed Co. C MELODY saxophone. Trade for alto or tenor. Ray's Market, Talent. RE-CLEANED Hanchen barley. 2 00 per cwt. Re-cleaned Federation wheat. 1180 per cwt. Henry Nle- dermeyer, 1 mile No. Jacksonville. Old Stage road. Tel 354, jacKson vllle. FOR SALE Twohole Frlgldalre In good condition. Bargain. J A Manks. 9 miles east of Jackson ville. Call at ranch. FOR SALE CHEAP Lumber suitable for brooder houses. Can arrange for monev under PHA plsn for any building repairs Eooomy Ltimser Co . Tel 594 North Pacific Hwy at Court St. SPECIAL River losm. 2 yds. 2 00 Wa.hM wr.i ror.it. pla't.r .and. Ba lamas a. 1634-1 or HJ-J. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR BALE Perennial flower plants. Bargains. 343 No. orape at. SEED corn, Minnesota 13 Yellow Dent. O- R. Penney, Route 1, Box 2U-A. Gold Hill. FOR SALE Barbecue equipment. complete fountain. Pridigaire. tab les, chairs, etc. Phone 2ol for com plete refrigeration service. FOR 8ALE Boy Scouts new sleeping bag. cot, oiled boots, waders, can teen and tennis racket Mrs, Torrey, 21 CarglU Court. FOR SALE Fountain priced to sell. DeVoe's. FOR SALE Cheap, speed boat, Al condition. Inquire Wood's Lumber Co. FOR SALE Seed potatoes fl.50 cwt. and up. Monarch Seed tb Feed Co. FOR SALE Perennial flower plants. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. NEW EXTRA LOW PRICES) for HIGH QUALITY FIELD SLEDS Write quick for prices and tampl of our Cossack. Grimm aui Com mon Alfalfas, Clovers and Orawei INTERMOUNTAIN SEED COMPANY Twin Falls, Idaho. FOR SALE Home-grown alfalfa sesd P E Bybee. Medford Rt. 3 MISCELLANEOUS SPENCER CORSETIER. Mrs. M. Beatty, 101 Oak, Ashland. Phone 185-R. FREE Figure Diagnosis and Advice on corrective figure control will be given Monday and Tuesday. April 8 and 9, at Malson-Jeanne's, Holly Theatre building, by Mrs. R. H. Hall, Division Manager of Spencer Corset Co. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Transfer and Trucking business reasonable, Inquire 111 No. Fir St. BECAUSE OF SICKNESS MusTsen or lease my Bmall lunch room. Good business, small overhead. Box 2566, Tribune. FOR SALE Restaurant In operation. Main St. of Grants Pssa. will ac cept car or truck as part payment. Call Central Point Cheese plant. 40 A PLACER MINE for sale cheap Prultfs store In Rogue River. FOR SALE Lunch counter. Good steady trade 327 So. 6th St.. Klam ath Falls. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON CO. AHSTHACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance The only complete Title System In Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT Co. Abstracts of Title Rooms 3 and 6. No 32 North Central. Ave., upstairs. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED $50 to (300 tor 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. 8-157. See W E Thomas or E. J. Riley. 46 So. Gen ual. Expert Window Cieaners. LET OEOROE DO IT Tel. 1172 House cleaning, floor waxing, ori ental rug cleaning & upholstering Dentistry. DENTISTRY Dr. L H. Gove. 826 E. Main. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS U Make a 0 mistake 4. Pile s. Crusted dishes Vi. Uegrat 13. Loaf 11. To an Inner point 15. Enoruachment or trespass 17. Masculine name 18. Prophet 19. Holding of honor cards not In se quence !!. Teat, uuart 23. Purifyh by a tine IS. Article of furniture 18. Number 2t. j'laytliliic 10. Muxlr.-ui rubber tr 11. Petty malice 33. i'leco out 14. Distant Si. The palmyra palm 11. Attirrd richly 18. Merchant 10. filarial ridges 41. hffipnt 12. Not exciting Solution of Saturday's Puzzle -PMElTelPIIM& O0ic EL LsiNEiXSO 1 AtojLA.iy s e o i xp a low)j. l e obleIspic ejsjl h o RAM Eja8a aTt O mITc A N J W LM A P U rMNf A wx&MioimP oJjl ec i 4. Principal 44. Mated 60. Musical Instrument SI. Always r.J. inlt of work 3. Bronrt open vessels 14. Dry 61. Percslvs llflli p. 7?a 22 W23 24 25 U 27 W'26 p2f 'm. if s WEJl 3i m40 II 11 iPm . , - 1 . ... ...... M. .., . . 1 '(in ... ,.,w,uv . So ''. & "Wm. SI ', '".', 'dms . S3 ZA SA W SS 1 1 1 J 1 1 1 L 1 1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY EADS TRANSFER AJ STORAGE CO. Of lice 1015 No. central. Phone 815 Prices right. Service guaranteed. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack ers and movers. Special livestock moving equipment. Prices right 619 North Riverside Phone 015. Painting & ruperiiauKing. WE CHEATS DISTINCTIVE CHAHM in colors (or your home by paint ing, tinting, paperhanglng. HARRY MARX. Route 1, Phono 14-F-4. M. A. BLISS Painting & paperhaug Ing. Tel 646-W. 313 So. Grape. JOHN H. LOCK, painter and decor ator Quality work Prices reason able. Res. 124 King St. Call 953-R PERSONAL WHAT do the Madam Lee Normand French cards say? Ak "Ma" when you go to Grants Pans. Little mys terlea unfolded. 724 East E St. MRS. CLAKK Spiritualist Minister and Medium My Work Is done sci entifically and with a guarantee. 'Reading dally. Trance circles Fri day night. 225 South Riverside. TREES FEMININE YOSEMITE, Cal., April fl (AP) Gertrude Stein, writer of Impression istic English, admitted today she was "impressed" with the big trees of the world famous Mariposa grove of Sequoias. "They Impressed me as being faml- nine," ehe said today after a visit to the grove with Bert Harwell, park naturalist. "Like beautiful ladles, they swish their skirts." Miss Stein And her secretary were taken to the floor of the valley for a view of the waterfalls, now reach lng spring flood volume. . Reports Given To Missionary Society A very Interesting and Instructive meeting of the Women's Missionary society of the Christian church was held Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. wil mot, president, conducted the busi ness period, which followed the brief prayer service. Mrs. R. L. Ray presented the study theme, "Keepers of the Light," and the following program was given: Devotional study, "Working With God and With One Another," by Miss Grace Her mas ton, member of the HI- Triangle group of Central Point; vo cal duet, "Beautiful Japan," Mrs. Jas. OrlgBby and Miss Genevieve Brown; "Growing Faith 'Tested and Proved;," the third Installment In the life of Sugnwara Snn, by Mrs. Gladys Jewett; "Teacher, Bible Woman and Devoted Christian." a story of Miss Mural, one of the workers In Japan, by Mrs. W. R. Balrd; "New Leadership In Our Japanese Church," by Mrs. Everett Ends; "Becoming a Christian Under Difficulties," Mrs. T. J. Wllmot. During the social hour, refresh ments were serveft the 87 members and guests from a beautifully ap pointed table, Mrs. Orlgsby and Mrs. Gove assisting. POSATELLO. Idaho, April fl. (AP) Schools, churches, theaters arid pub lic buildings were ordered closed at Downey, '45 mites .south of this city, and travelers were warned away from the town today because of an epi demic of scarlet fever. When It cornea to radios remember "Prultt'a can do It." Phone 'It. Cross-Word Puzzle s. Supervises a publication f. Medicinal plant T. Long narrow flag I. Part t. Animals without t backbone 10. Oret k letter 11. Malu child 16. iVod covering 20. Mohammedan nobles 22. Annoy 34. Kind of fuel 26. Watched nar rowly 28. Small cluster 37. Wlngltke J8. Lubrlrate 31. Exhibits os tentatiously ST. Horse feM 39. Units or fores 40. Fur-hearing animal 41. FIH'1 of glacial snow 44. Small lake 45. Margin 46. Kwab 47. Arabian rarment it. Before DOWN 1. Ool of dii'-ord t Early alphabetic. rlia rarter t. Act of rfecholng 4. BelonKtng to him MISS STEIN SAYS Society and Clubs Mrs. Holloway Is New President of Roosevelt Group The regular meeting of the Roose velt Home and School circle was held Friday afternoon at the school. The progrsm was opened with a group of sons by the 6A class, Lurry Schsd gave a very Interest ing tnlk on the "Importance of Boy Scouting" and told of the propot-ed Itinerary of the Scouts who are to attend the national Jamboree In Washington this summer. Three Scouts from Troop 8 presented a little skit In a very clever manner. A paper on "Home and Its Influence on the Child" was read by Mrs. O. O. Humphrey. Officers elected for the following year were: President. Mrs. W. A. Holloway; vice-president. Mrs. C. D. Bean: secretary. Mrs. George Gates; treasurer, Mrs. H. D. Powell. A group of mothers of the SA class were hostesses for the social hour. Book Reviewed for Members Study Club The regular meeting of the Wed nesday Study club was held In the Glrla' Community club rooms at 220 North Bartlett street on April S, with the president, Mrs. . B. O. Harding, presiding. Owing to the Illness of Mrs. Deuel, the topic, "Real Western Ranch Wo men." was1 omlttfd. Mrs. E. B. Plckel, chairman for the afternoon, gave a pleasing and comprehensive review of Latira Adam Armer'a book, "South west. The authrr is a native of Cal ifornia and received her education In that stats, apeclallvlng in art and photography, which aha used to ad vantage In the Illustrations for her book. "Southwest," Mrs. Plckel said, Is beautifully written, and portrays many of the customs, superstitions and religious beliefs of the Navajo In dians and describes the country In which they live. Current topics, with Mrs. C. A. Meeker in charge, were of unusual scope and much importance in world affairs of today. Added Items of In terest by each member of the club rounded out a most enjoyable pro gram. Activities of Girls' Community Club On Friday the Girls' Community club is giving a dinner honoring Its basketball team. Mrs. Myr Russell, who has coached the glrjji, will be the guest of honor. Her successful work in this activity and the victori ous career of the team she has or ganized has been an outstanding fea ture of the fall program. And, as Is true of all Olrls' Community club leaders, her work la volunteer and unpaid, and the board desires to pub Ucly express It gratitude for her splendid work. Food Sale Planned By Ladles of Church Ladles of the Pnrred Hesrt church will hold a food sa at the Reliable grocery Saturday, April 13, at 9 a. m. Mrs. George Weston will have charge. Easter Luncheon""' Plan of Altar Society St. Ann's Altar society held s regu lar meeting In the parish hall Tues day, at which time the president, Mrs. Doblemeler, announced an Eas ter luncheon to be held on Monday, April 22. Mlnnlonary Societies Meet With Mrs. CorMes The Foreign and Homo Missionary societies of the First M. E. church will hold a Joint meeting Tuesday afternoon, beginning at 3 o'clock, at the home of Mrs, F. m. Comes on Laurel street. The members are requested to bring scarf for ths hospital at Nome, Alaska, 44 Churrh Group To Olve Hum ma ire Hals A rummage sals sponsored by the Missionary society of ths First Chris tian church will be held Friday and Saturday, April 13 and 13, in the building formerly ocupled by Camp bell Clothing Co. Cooked food will be sold Saturday and plants and can dy will also be on sals. Intermediate Endeavor Hill Meet This Evening The Intermediate Endeavor of the First Christian church will hold u monthly business meeting at 6:30 Sunday afternoon. Elsie Penwell will lead the short devotional period. All young people of high school age an; cordially Invited to attend. Thimble Chin Meets Thursday Chrysanthemum Thimble Club No. 223. Neighbors of Woodcraft, will hold reular business meeting Thursday. April 11, at ths horns of Neighbor Myrtle At wood, 126 Cottage street, beginning at 3 o'clock. All members sre urged to attend as work tor the bazaar will be planned st this time. Hramei rhapter. Eailarn Star, Mart I On Wednaaday av.nlnt at 8 o'clock I there wtu be a regular meeting or Keamea Chapter, Ordrr of Eaatem f star. The April committee will have . charge ol the aoclal hour, with Mra. Mattle Schenck and Mra. Dellla Schel fel aa Joint chairmen. Refreshments T.11I be aerved, fol lowed by an Informal card party, f fhiirrti Anxlllary mil .Meet Tur.clny The Ladle.' Auxiliary of the Ptrnt Baptrnt church will hold an all-day meeting Tuerriay, April 9. at the home of Mra O. M. Parker of 181S North Rlvrralde. A covered dlah luncheon will be served at noon and all are requested to bring a covered dish and taole aervlce. Thr, buslnrsa session will open at 1:80. All members are asked to re port rending point, and return all books wbtco. have been read. Backwards Party Is Comical Event Golden Links Bible class of the Medford Baptist church met at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Whillork on the old Central Point road Monday evening. April 1, for an it",,'" 1 y wmv" lw "n or a backwards" party, The guests were required to wear their clothing backwards or pay a fine. When the members arrived their cars were parked In the back yard and they were expected to go in by the back door, but they were met at the door by some of the com ml ee in charge and were told to go around to the front door. Upon reachtng the front entrance they noticed a "wet paint" sign and were directed to the side door. Inside, It was discovered by some member of the committee that one of the guests. Don Piatt, had failed to put his clothes on backwards. He was kidnaped and "taken for a ride," as his wife failed to pay his wine. After much laughing and exclaim ing over the backwards costumes, the guests were served refreshments. Many Interesting and laugh pro voking games were played. Mr. Whil lork is Interested In cows and Is making a study of the habits of his "critters." so he decided to try an experiment on his guests for the ben efit of his cows. The guests were re quired to chew milk bottles made out of paraffins to see If they could chew as long as a cow can chew her cud. To make a long story short, the guests were still nursing their jaws the next day. After a backwards spelling bee tlie guests departed, all voting a grand time. V.nst Hide Circle Will Give Luncheon East Bide circle of the Presbyterian church will meet for luncheon Tuen day with Mrs. W. W. Allen, 33 North Orange. Ollre Rrhekah Lodge Names Assembly Delegates Olive Renekah Lodge No. 38 held Its business meeting Monday even ing at I. O. O. F. hall. Ths follow ing alsters were elected delegates to the Rebckah assembly to held at Salem In May: Mrs. Ethel Humphrey, Mrs. Beatrice Stubblefleld and Mrs. Carrie Rlckert. The- lodge Is sponsoring a card party for the publlo Wednesday even ing. April 10, at ths I. O. O. F. hall. Playing will begin at 8 o'clock and : refreshments will be served. Miss flertrude Purker Will Be P. E. O. Ilmtess Chapter A A. of P. E. O. wilt meet at the home of Miss Gertrude Parker. 83 North Peach street, on Thursday evening at 7:30. Mrs. F. R. Roberts will be assistant hos tess and Mrs. A. P. Butler will have charge of the program. Officers elected for the ensuing year for Chapter AA are: president, Mrs. T. W. Miles; vice president, Miss Katherlne Stewart; recording secretary, Mrs. J. P. Moffat; cor responding secretary, Mrs. L. A. Mentxsr, and treasurer, Mrs. A. P. Butler, Mrs. Oldenberg " Will Be Hostess Ths Women's Christian Temperanes Union meets Thursday, April 11, st 3:30, with Mrs. 8. A. Oldenberg, 800 East Jackson street. An Interesting program has been prepared on the topic, "Temperance nnd Missions," to be led by Mrs. E. C. Koppen, Women from several mis sionary societies of ths city have been asked to take part and a special In vitation is extended to all missionary society members to attend this meet ing. There will bs several musical numbers and s fine devotional service and a cordial Invitation is given all who sre Interested In the work to attend. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN Ass'n of MEDFORD is issuing Full Paid Income Shares for all outstanding investment shares of the SOUTHERN Building & Loan Ass'n 100 Cents on the Dollar Safeguards for your Savings: 1. Insured up to $5000.00. 2. Liberal and Bound Repurchase Provisions 3. Federal Supervision and Regulation. 4. Funds Invested in Conservative First Mortgages, Mainly Homes. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN Ass'n of MEDFORD 27 NORTH HOLLY STREET State F. L. Club President Visits F. L. Club No. 7. Olive Rebekah lodeje No 28, of Medford, entertained the State F. L. club president. Ada line Lanktrce, at a dinner Saturday evening. March 30. at the home at Georgia Hess, on Vancouver avenue. The three tables were lovely In ar rangements of yellow, pink, and white, with floral centers of sweei peas. Green favors and spring flow era about the room completed ths atmosphere. Sixteen guests were pres ent. After the dinner, President Jean Jennings called a business meeting of ths club. A gift to Mrs. Lank tree aa presented by Junior Past President Viola Aid red ge. other business per talned to the organization of a Re bekah Theta Ro club In Medford. General aoclal discussion concluded the evening. Mrs. Lanktres of F. L. club No. 14, Salem. Oregon, Is ths first state presi dent to pay an official visit to thsj local organization, aside from that of ths executive who instituted ths club in 1920. She will officiate at th State F. L, club convention which. meets In late April, in Seaside. Mrs, Paul Clod ward Hill Entertain (iroup The Jacksonville workers of ths Heslth association will meat at the home of Mrs. Paul Godward, Tues day, April 9. Covered dish luncheon will be served at 12:30. All ladles Interested are cordially Invited to attend. School Frollo Committee Meets A meeting of the Jackson flchoot April Frolic committee was called Fri day night by Mrs. Frank Ulllard, chairman. The meet was held st the) home of Mrs. Allan Smith. Those on the committee besides Mrs. DUtard and Mrs. Smith were the Mesdames Drysdsls, R. R, Morris. J. C. Thomp son. Ned Culy snd James Orlgsby. Plans for the frolic, which la to be held Aplrl 26, include a circus, side shows, and a dinner. Proceeds will go to ths lunch room fund. Th Parent-Teaches' association will spon sor the affair. Three Hundred Served At Neighbors' Dinner Royal Neighbors of Mistletoe camp No. 4713 gave a chicken noodle dinner at the K. P. hall Thursday. Between 11 o'clock and 1:30 nearly 300 guests were served. Ths camp greatly ap preciates the generosity of both ths Mall Tribune and the Medxord News for the publicity given, snd ths gen eral publlo for ths splendid patron age which made the affair such ft gratifying success. Ths proceed will be applied to the "Bend or Bust fund. In defraying the expenses of sending the camp's drill team to Bend to participate In the activities of the Royal Neighbors southern Oregon district convention which convenes at that place early In June. 4 Service Club Invites Past Presidents to Meet Lincoln Service olub entertained a its regular meeting the past presi dents. Those attending were: Mes dames N. Bennett, Kline, O. Nells on. Lange, Schrechengost and Florey. An Interesting program consisted of the following numbers: Songs by children tn Miss Abbott's room. . Songs, "Santa Lucia." "O Sols silo. Lincoln Service Club. A group of piano numbers by Cart ton Blsmark. A poem, "Rain Song, Jean Frenets and Richard Donbrosky. Saxaphone solos. "Valse Dsns cuss," "Lamp Lighting Time," by Hugh Sco vell, accompanied by Mra. Whipple. Solos by Mrs. Thelma Cunning ham. After the program s short business meeting was held. A count of the mothers present was made and Mist Aboott's room received the prize this month for having the most mothers attending. Refreshments and s social hour were later enjoyed. o