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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NINE WHAT YOU WANT Classified FOR EASY REFERENCE? I WAfciVUC tLUUV MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOttl. OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1935 Read every d on this pace- VxD ll probably rind ex actly the thine you want to buy or sell. It It Isn't there, advertise. t'a Inexpensive. effective. RATES Pet word first Insertion (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion, per word Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy changes S1.23 Phone 7 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND lTST Tire, tube and Hudson wheel on Old Stae Road. Reward. City Meat Market. v- LOST 11 dog mlssinfc. call 1618. OuSCSoys' bicycle. Stream line Aercycle. Aluminum and red bal loon tires. Reward. Ptione 1013- W ANTED MALE JIEJ HAVE opening now for reliable sales man age 35 to 50 year, to take care of demand for Rawleigh househo.d products in Meaiora. uw" f- for hustler. We furnish everything but the car to start you. cvnv... , Co.. Calif Dent. ORri-i'-" wutm".. H i "TrrtT. . T- nn,lltv for CX4 oav Positions in refrigeration and ; ... -CXmmnlnc business. No ex- needed. Chance to become installation and service expert?. Prefer men with fair education, . Tiow employed ana mtcii"""i cllned. willing to devote some spare time to training. Write fully giv ing age, phone, present occupation. Utilities, Eng. Inst., Box 2071. Mai! Tribune. I WANT A MAN for local tea and . .... bit r.n collee route payui UF w ; . ,n,k. Evervthlng furnished; ri- tomoblle given proauter. " bert Mills, 7143 Monmouth, Cln- j elnnstl. Ohio. j rTCTrrC STEADY WORK GOOD PAY Several choice openings In country , and towns for reliable men or I women. No capltl or experience j required. Write Mr. Thomas. Supt.. 420 Third St., uaKiana. wtwu. HAVE rich gold quartz property and small mill already on ground and In operation. Need partner with (350 for tunnel development work Property has already paid wa.jes with one man working. Will give bonus and wages for partner. B-x 3060. Mall Tribune. MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Experienced waitress. Ho tel Jackson. GOOD business opportunity for man or lady. Field work If man, If lady office work. Need about (300 for 1 necessary expansion, wucio. uvn..c i on loan. Partnership and share profits or straight monthly salary. Chance to advance to executive work. Box 1929. Mall Tribune. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Girl for general house-, work. References required. Box 3076. Thbune. ADDRESS envelopes at home, spare time. (6 to (15 weekly. Experience unnecessary. Dignified work. Send stamp for particulars. HAWKINS. Dept. 96S. Box 75. Hammond. Ind. LADY to be companion and assist with housework. Part time. 1716 E. Main. WANTED Waitress Cafe. Experienced. at Diamond EXPERIENCED girl or woman for housework. Give qualifications ana references and salary expected. Box 3952, Tribune. WANTED Young woman over 19 for zeneral housework and care of twu children Pleasant home and .pend ing monev. A good permanent posi tion tor the right girl, xperlenre and references necessary. Box 1708 Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Care of children, plain sewing. Miss Coombs. Tel. 527-H. 304 S. Central. " YOUNG MAN WANTS WORK on farm. Box 57. Rt. 2. RESTAURANT UNIFORMS. Men's laundry. Mrs. Morgan. 423 S. Cen tral. WANTED-M1SCELLANE0US WANTED Home Missionary Society of Nazarene Church. Donations of discarded clothing. Phone 104i-X. WANTED 2-how corn cultivator. John L. Neaion. Phone 118, Ccntr.0 point. EMPTY furniture ran wants load from Eurefca or po!n enrvit shout June 1st. HAWLEY TRANS FER. Phone 615, WANTED TO BUY for cash or trade aaricultu.-il machinery, any conii tion Hvc J milk cows for sale or trade. Boi 1733. Tribune. WANTED W'xn mi'hatr See us oe- ' fore vnu ell Wcxti h.,.T.' tw.r.e for tale Mrdiurd Birknin House, i 37 o. Cxpe SU fa. luii. q Is WANTED--MISCELLANE0U3 CASH paid lor men's, women's and children', clothing Oood condltlun Hair oralds made to order. Used Wardrooe Shop. 518 E. Main. WANTEDHelfer calves. Writ Ruby Schulz. Beadle. Oregon. WANTED We pay cash for housenold gvoda furniture and stoves We also Duy metals, nldes pelts, wool and mo hair MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Orape St. Phone 1062. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED apt for rent. 329 N. Ivy. FiTrnIsHED APARTMENT Combin ation living and dining room, kit chenette, sleeping room and bath room Water and steam heat furn ished Rent reasonable. Apply Mall Tribune. FOR RENT Corner apartment In Mai! Tribune building. Furnished. Sleeping room, fireplace, combina tion living and dining room RUtch- enette with bullt-lna Dressing room, oath room Heat and hot and cold water furnished Reason able rent. Apply Mall Tribune of fice. BACHELOR apartment. 445 So. Front FOR RENT Large apt. with sleeping porch, good location. 518 So. Oak dule. DURELL COURT. Phone 870-X fOI appointment. FOR RENT Furnished apartments. 616 No. Central. FURNISHED apartment, close South Central at Twelfth. FOR RENT Strictly modem, new'.y furnished three-room apartments Close in. plenty of shade, nice lawn. $30.00 and 35.00 per month Call 1572. FOR RENT Furnished Apt. Tue Berben. 10 Quince St. AVAILABLE 4-room modern furn ished opt For information. Holly Apts.. 135 No. Holly. Tel. I397-R. FOR RENT HOUSES SMALL furnished house at 329 North jjarwe&i,. rnoue roi-n. FOR RENT 5-room modem house. Call 335 S. Riverside. FOR RENT Modern 4-room duplex. oil heater, electrics range. Inquire 534 N. Bartlett. FOR RENT Unfurnished 8-room house, located at 234 W. 5th St.. Phone 1417-R. FOR RENT 413 W. Jackson, 5-room furnished home, overstuffed furni ture, hardwood floors, fireplace electric range and electric refriger ator $37.50. Including woter. Chaa R. Ray. realtor, Medford Bldg Phone 302. POR rent 5 rm. house. Well furn- pbma 5(J4R . FOR RENT Small cottage, also 5- room , lumi5hed house. Red- dfn CQ phone 72Q , POR rent 5 room modern house Hardwood floors, fireplace, garage Close In. Partly furnished. (20 0C month, water paid B. J. Pnlmei Medford Center Bldg., downstairs. POR REN'I -unfurnished Homes turnlshed or Brown White FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FURNISHED ROOMS. 114 Almond. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 Orape BOARD AND ROOM "J"" ooaroorner ivm. RATES reasonable at 716 E. Main. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Pasture, 60 acres, fenced, good grass ' and plenty of good water. Antloch school district. Tel. 851 -R-3 for terms. BUSINESS LOCATION FOR RENT At 33 North Orape street Will remodel to suit tenant, furn ish steam heat If desired Sire 16xC0 feet Will rent or l-ise at reasonable flcure Call at Mall Tribune (Newspaper) office. FOR EXCHANGE TRADE Choice 3 types of car for team. 1027 Reddy. Phone B21-X. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE TRADES Clear Medford property atvt small farm properties for farm up to $20,000. 5 rown modern CLEAR, S100U. Want small improved acre age. M!ht assume . Small lot and house. Kiamiith Falls S7W Clr Wants Medford or near about same value. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 6 room hov.se. 3 lots. 7o0. $50 down. One aire. 4 room house .1 ml. out. 5V. $50 down. MEDFORD TRADING COMPANY Open Sunday 31 So. Riverside. R. C. Brliison, Mgr. DANDY1 l'j acre piac with 9 wella. Mriite me an of.'er. Valandra Hotel. Central Point. BROWN Si WHITE REALTORS are oJfvrinft excellent 5 and 6 A. tracts on term? and at prlwa you can not afford to overlook. ALSO: A reconditioned modern 8 room house close in for $2500 on ea-y erm.A. ALSO: City lots at prices never bf'f-ve o'fered, navimz. water, side vriVsn o'.! !n f,1,! ?v and iir.nv.vi Ioj a. fttO. Brown Wri:e. 104 W. Main St. FOP SAI.F 14 A. clow m. 12 In peir.. Bc and Anjou. excellent cr."i:tl-"in. Good buildings. Cies-. ET-li?"T1''n- w;tJl place. Reasonabjj pr'.ccd. box 177S. Tribune. FR -M7 sere a 30 irrigated en's A'ill ell jp'-d I l.iLe.-ebVd I '0- l ar.rl e'fUi FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1 acre, small house, gar age other buildings. Inquire 121 Lincoln. j FOR SALE A very good five-apt noun on nimu oi.. -iuao in- Reasonable terms to reliable party. Box 2956, Tribune. CAN YOU BEAT THIS? Within !i block of the S1 1 T h II new courthouse on paved 'U"U street we have listed a 6-room modern, plastered home, concrete foundation. One of ths iv-t huvs we have ever been able to offer.' all for the sum of (1330.00, with all SAsesamente- and taxes paid. Also TO CLOSE AN ESTATE B-Mnm modern nlaster- C 1 0 R flered home, fireplace, well i ' " "constructed, built at a time when very substantial houses were constructed, witn a dred dollars could be made Into lrtveH home, only 0 DIOCKB IIWU I the City para on fi..u. - ments paid, large lot. ahade and shrubs. Total price (125000 caaU. See Charles A. Wing Agency. Inc.. for the beat buys in Medford. FOR s"aLE ORTR ADE 32 A Illinois Valley. Small house, other bulld lnga. 803 Pine St. APT HOUSE for aale or trade. 620 So. Fir. BEAUTIFUL SCEIN1C HOME for sale 10 A. fruit. 12 A. timber land. 8 rm modern house. Fine water system Lvdla M Youngs. Old Stage Rd. end Beall Lane, turn north. 4th house. For Southern Oregon property See SOUTHERN OREOON REALTY CO 44 N. Riverside SEE Charles A wing Agency. Ino. to Buy Your Home. HOUSES FOR SALE OR KENT-Jack- son county Building & Loan Asa n Phone 195. WHEN you think of real estate, think of Brown & White. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALE Narragansett turkey eggs 10c each. Dave Elliott. Buckshot Hill Road. FORSALE 70 turkey eggs, 12c. John Mace, Central Point. FORALEBantam chickens. 35c each. 60 N. Quince St. Tel 830-X. FRYERS Ccrley Poultry Farm. 314-W WUlTEf LEOHORN letting eggs 60c O A DeVoe el 623-J-3 FOR SALE DOGS-PETS PEDIGREED R. Canaries. 523-J-a. FOR SALh LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 2 good mil cows Just fresh. $50 each, f none oo-a-o. Eagle Point, Ore. 1100 LB. gentle saddle horse. Reason able. Chas Angle. Table Rock. pORSALE Sows ready to farrow First house east of county machine shop on Barneburg Road. FOR SALE Good milk cow. Freshen soon. M0.00. 2nd house west ol Pine Cone. 8 HEAD of registered Hereford bulla good pa pew. Call 1&39. AT STUD Black Mamoth Jack Mor can Saddle Stud S miles west ol Talent on Anderson Creek (Bailey Ranch) Tom K.oun. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1930 Dodge sedan, me chanically perrect. tt. uaiwm. i kilma. Ore. SEE THESE USED CARS BEFORE YOU BUY '34 Chevrolet Coupe. '34 Chevrolet Pick-up. 31 Studebaker 6 Sedan. '31 Bulck Series 60 Sedan '31 Ed&ex Sedan. '29 Dodne Sedan. '30 Whippet 4 Sedan. SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck. Pont lac Sales and Service "935"lLYMOUTH SEDAN Very small mileage, new car guaran tee, big discount, fi finance. Your car In trade. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge & Plymouth SaTjEo1C'trADe; for light car. Che? truck with 4 -speed transmission 341 W. 2nd Stt. FOR SALE Model T. Pickup, good tires. Ruxtel and licensed. H5.00. Phone Central Point, 195. MODEL T FORD A No. 1 condition for sale or trade. Some terms. In quire 816 Summit. FOR SALE OR TRADE Nash six se dan, good running condition. My ron Root St Company. 47 South Fir FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Hay pounder. Inquire 4 -Corner Serv. Station. Midway Rd- FOR SALE Umbrella tent, 7x9. like new, absolutely watrprco:. douoie water-proof floor; two folding co'.s and full stuffed matreeses; five chets of drawers, like nw; forest rangers' Stetson hat. 1 : fou chests of drawers, black walnut, B0 years old. curly walnut panels; carpenter tool box, rip saw. two burner kerosene stove, old cap and bull revolver, rustic porch chairs. 13 cups and saucer for restau rant use. excellent quality; 2 gM. crock, water cooler, porcelain bed pan. smoking JacXet size 3?; 3 wcl shirts size 15: fur lined overcoat and collar size 38 or 40. Call Sun day between 10 and 6. J. E- Pay ette, 416 Plum St. FOR ALE Folding auto trunk ( Car oline camp stove, small electric rane, k;tchn trash burner, Jce box. 336 So. Riverside. FOR SALE Tlay 7 in field. -Ind 80 : peirh St. J. D. Staffer. FOR SALE Retaruant or ber refri- I iterator, cooling equipment, with wawr coor and cream box. 1 H P motor. Tnl la bargain. Writ El hart's. A.nland. Ore. FOR SALE Harley motorcycle A-1--74. alAo fclde car. cnep. Apply iu7 X. Peacii. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Colored fryers. 951-R. FOR SALE '38 J. D. Harley motor cycle. Low wheels. Motor recently overhauled. Extra fast. Cheap. Tel. 334-J -4. REAL BARGAINS IN USED TOOLS 3 Fan Wagons; used sprayers: 1 six ft. grain drill; 1 corn planter; 3 pumps: 14 H. P. engine; 1 spring tooth harrow. HUBBARD BROS.. INC. RAJIC;:HAMS' ATTENTION! Will sell surplus parts. Including new 465KC IF transformer, National 5 meter condenser, Iaolantlte sock ets, tubes, magnetic speaker, 200 V. B supply; 700 V. power supply: 40 meter Xtal rig. etc. Cheap. Phone 1538-L or 1119 W. loth St. FOR SALE Frlgldalre. capacity 6 3 .v..,,, .tuv.vv. r-'Vi.v visa. FOR SALE Seed corn. J. A. Manke. 2 miles east of JackeonV.Ue. ROCK BOTTOM PRICES on your fishing, camping and hunting needs, cliff's Sport Shop. 317 No Riverside. FOR SALE Phlloo model. Box 1942. radio, mantel FOR SALE 250-gallon Hurdle ,li spray rig. complete, hose guns, etc 2 Inch centrifugal pump. Wanted deep well outfit. Inquire D. M Lowea place. Valleyvlew. SPECIAL River loam. 3 yds. (2 00 Fertilizer and garden plowing Washed sand, rock, plaster sand Bateman's. 1534-Y or 912-J. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Transfer And trucking business. Reasonable. Ill N. Fir. St. FOR SALE OR RENT Pool hall and cipar store. 17 So. Front. Rankn Estes. MISCELLANEOUS WALL PAPER cleaned. 91.50 room and up. Call 283 -J. per HAVE YOUR Old Washer repair!! Reasonable prices. Fick'a Hardware BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON CO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and ntle Insurance Ihe only complete ntle System in Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT Co. Abstract of Title Rooms 3 and 6. No 32 North Central. Ave., upstairs. Painting & raperhauclng. JOHN H LOCK, painter and Deco rator Fine interior work a spec ialty. Competitive prices. Phone 9S3-R. Res. 124 King. WE CREATE DISTINCTIVE CHARM In colors for your home by paint ing, tinting, paperhnnglng HARRY MARX Route I. Phone 14-F-4 M A BLISS Painting A paperhang tng Tel A46-W 313 So Grape Trnmier. TRUCKING & STORAGE LOCAL - an distance hauling. Furnituie moving, etc Reasonable rates Tel 833. F. E. Samson Co. EADS TRANSFER Si STORAOE CO. Offlce 1015 No Central phone 315 Prices right, Service guaranteed. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack- - ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices right 619 North Riverside Phone 015 Mail Tribune Daily AC. j I. StlftRiriR insect I. Upper limb I. Defy 11. Ceremony 13. Tiny 14. Ardor 15. Seer cover ing I. Greek letter 17. Finely divided rork IS. Funeral plies 20. Pans through or be sub jected to 2. News Rntherer 2. Japaneso aasb 23. lieard of grain 37, Comparative conjunction 31. Betoken S2. Crazv Solution of IS. Poultry prod ucts . Theater box 4'j. Place Si. RIVAr tntiaaal M. Mottled ap. pearance lo 12. Itemaln mahoganj 53. Comr-alM H Crude water Is. Protected by ft B4. Leiral ron- rovernment veyancs grant gS. Rowing impl (1. Frlrhtened ments 15. Vehirles on 1. Lair runners 67. Icelandic tale P a r jc Ip. j i p: s Ejg a t jo jAjU UY E I Aj ft N fjp fG t IP 0 T ITjC R sJn'c S IT L E D rr lw "oWn o Tjc Wz. Up l l e M r qt i si s c IrjtTb e m pip i In it je. b W r!e jiji pTd a i d MMo tAL tM'qTv' lTr 7 r i3 r m-5 r r wf r r a wmA3 fit? ' ''... , i.WiV.i '";'; 22 "23" ;w, ' 'i: 1, It H33 34 ' i.i.;i ,,. ,,, -xtm lL- 42 43" 44 I 4lo J-7 -i ww,4- .xu- wif yMi ';''. 1 1 b 1 1 1 A 1 ttaamm mi. 1 1 imu 1 .i 1 .' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Money to Lend MONEY LOANED - (50 to (300 for personal or household purposes on House Furnishings or Autos: also Cars Re-ftnanced Loans closed within 30 minutes. License No. 3 157. See W E. Thomas or E J Riley. 45 So Central. COMMERCIAL SPRAYING CALL McOonagle. 258-M. Commercial Spraying. Expert window cleaners. LET OEOROE DO IT Tel. 1173 House cleaning, floor waxing ori ental rug cleaning & upholstering 1 4 SPEED MARKS LON TRIANGLE FLIGHT NEW YORK. Mny 18. (API Four teen aped records were marked up today for a twin-motored transport plane at the end of a non-stop 3100 mile flight over a course between Washington, Norfolk, Va., and New York. The records were set by Daniel W. Tomllnsou. former nnvy flier, and Joseph A. Bartles, flying a TWA Douglas airliner for more than 19 hours. They landed at Floyd Bennett field today at 1:10 a. m. (E. S. T.) The filers, startinR from Floyd Bfn nett field at fi:59 a. m. yesterday, covered 3.100.849 miles, or about S. 000 kilometers. They covered four laps of a trian gular course of 621 miles (1.000 kilo meters) between Floyd Bennett field, Boiling field, Washington, and Wil- loughby Spit. Norfolk. Va. On the first four laps the average speeds were respectively 168. 047, 174.208. 172.967 and 171.03 miles on. hour. The speed for the final 1.000 kilometers was not announced offi cially, but was approximately 160 miles an hour. The average spe:a for the entire flight was 169.031. PORTLAND. Ore., May 18. (API New business totaling 75.299.000 feet, about 74 per cent above the weekly average for May, was reported by the Western Pine association today for the week ending May 11. The total was nine per cent greater than for the previous week. Shipments totaled 60,535,000 feet and production was 49.802,000 feet. For the corresponding week a year ago the same mills reported orders of 43,769.000 feet, and production of 44.401.000 feet. For the period January 1 to date orders are 32 per cent above the total for the corresponding period last year. Warrant Call "Notice la hereby given that there are funds on hand for the payment of Warrants Nos. 63 to 101 Inclusive Interest will cease on May 20. 1935. Warrants payable at Flrat Nationnl Bank, Medford, Oregon. GUY TEX. Clerk. School District No. 8. Central Point, Oregon. Cross-Word Puzzle Saturday's Puzzle . Wlngliks 10. Resounded 11. Within: comb, form 19. Small quarrel 31. Down: prefix 23. iia under obligation Z4. Shcirt (toera 25. Implore 28. Conllrmed In error or vice 29, Collection of facta ItO. Novel :i2. KI1I1 hawks 33. Eleetrtfled particle Si. Clear above expenses 88. Brlnif to a cer tain vtate 9. Exht 40. Lukewarm 41. Hnffle 4 2. Too 43. Small water vemel used In India 44. EdiolA tea.- wced H. Perished 47. Soft drlnkt col loo. 10. Number of manual digits DOWN 1. Do up 9 ltri.w I. Inspiring 4. Voloano In Martfnlaut L On of th sails of a windmill I. Come back T. Intended J. Arid tract PINE BUSINESS UP REPORTSDSGLOSE Society and Clubs Youthful Artist Wins Acclaim In Violin Recitals Received with interest and ac claim in her appearances In Med fnrd. Grants Pass and Ashland, Miss Marcia Van Dyke. 12-year old Tlo llnlst of Grants Pass and pupil or John R. Knight of Medford, was lven an enthusiastic reception t the Southern Oregon Normal school MondHy. The young artist played two groups selected from her recent re cital pro prams given In her home city and repeated the following week In Medford. Returning from Ashland, where sht was Invited to play for the Junior high assembly, but was unable to do so because of lack of time. Miss Van Dyke mm on to Medford where aht played at the local Junior high nchool. The program was arranged by Mrs. Evelyn Nye. music super visor, and was heard with unvarying at tention by the 700 children In the assembly, alt of whom are about the nfie of Miss Marcta herself. The music chosen shows the range of her repertoire and all waa ren dered with ease, grace and musical feeling unusual in one so young Her teacher. Mr. Knight, la now planning a recital for her during the early summer In Portland, The program: Concerto No. 7 (1st movement)... - De Beriot Allegro Flocco The Swan Salnt-Saens LtebfMreud Krelsler From the Canebrake.. Gardiner Miss Van Dyke Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Van Dyke. Activities of Legion Auxiliary A very delightful pros ram waa pre- sentcd at the Mothera' Day meeting held last Monday evening In the EaleA hall. The program opened with the alng- Jng of the Star Spangled Banner, fol lowed by the reading of the Chil dren's Welfare Charter, read by sev eral young daughters of auxiliary i members. 1 Mnvt rlnnn. ..U- 11.11. tl 1 June Achley. Talk on welfare by Mrs. Heyland of the Health AABOclation. Reading by Mrs. Georgia HoUoway : entitled "The Fulness of Life." Two Bongn by Mrs, Elsie Carlton Strang, "Mother Machree1' and "Love's Old Sweet Song." A group of readings by Mm. Lula Saubbury. Two selections on the piano by Mrs. George Maddox, the former Mia Eileen Crawford, who Is visiting here from Seattle. A story of Popples read by Mrs. Ionise Cleaves, chairman of the Pop py Day Sales. Mlaa Prultt gave two tap numbers. Following the program delicious re freshments were served from a table beautifully decorated In spring flow era. Each of the honor guests or moth ers were presented with lovely cor sages. Sunday, May 30. Is Memorial Sun day, and services will be held In the South Methodist church at 11 o'clock. It will soon be Poppy Days, Friday, May 24 and Saturday, May 30 having been declared as such by the mayor. Almost every veteran who dies now leaves a widow and children and few leave sufficient means to provide for their families. The seventeen yeare which have paaaed since the war make it very difficult to prove that the veterans' death resulted from war service, and unless such legal proof can be established no govern ment aid Is available for the family. The Legion and Auxiliary must step in with emergen, y aid until other aid can be secured or the family made self-supporting. "In addition to the veterans who die, there are more than 100,000 con stantly. In hospitals. We endeavor to do something for those veterans while they are atlll within reach of our help providing them cheer and comforts while they are In the hospital and aiding them In the long, uphill strug gle to regain an economic foothold after they leave the hospitals. Their families too, often need aid. "The popples which we will offer Friday and Saturday, May 34 and 35, to be worn in honor of the dead, are our principal means of raising funds for this work for the living." ftiinny Sisters Plan Joint .Meeting The Sunny Sisters Circle of Praa byterlan church met for their May meeting at the home of Mrs. Arthur Clement on May 14. Plane were made for the Sunny Slaters to be hostess to the four other circles of church st a lawn party at the home of Mrs. will Watt on June 4 MOVED DENTAL OFFICE Dr. W. O. Thompson la now located at Room 813 Liberty Bldg. Tl 70. Reasonable Dentistry. 4 Una Mall Tribune want ads. MONEY Available for Conservative LOANS ON HOMES In Medford District First Federal Savings & Loan Assn. of Medford 27 No. Holly St. Foreign and Home M issionariex Mt The Foreign and Home Mission- j ary societies of the First Methodist church held a combined meeting Tuesd ay a fte rnoo n In t he cliurc h parlors with Mesdamea Van Dvke. Smiley, Kelknap and Bralnerd as hostesses. Mrs. Wiley presided during the opening period, with the usual rou tine of business followed with the reading of letters from district of ficer. Mrs. McNary conducted the devotional period closing with the nymn "Christ's Kingdom." Mrs. C. O. Darby occupied the choir during the second half of the meeting. A letter of appreciation was read from the old people's home in Salem for the fine quilt sent them some time ego. Announcement was made of the alt day meeting of the Cascade dis trict Wednesday, May 33nd here In the church parlors. Mrs. Tucker conducted the mite box opening program, after which the meeting adjourned. Refresh ment were served during the soc ial period. Mrs. HoUoway and assistant will be hostesses for the month of June, Ashland Banquet Honors Graduates One of the moat successful social functions of the year at Southern Oregon Normal school was the an nual Junior and Senior banquet, honoring the class of '3S, held on Thursday evening at the Lithla Springs hotel at Ashland. The banquet table was attractive ly arranged in yellow and blue car rying out the clans colors. Corsages made hy the Junior girls were pres ented to each guest present, N. B. Ann era ft. principal of the Talent schools, acted as toastmaster Durlng the course of the evening toasts were given by the following: Mrs. Beocher. Senior class advisor; Verlee Conner, Senior claw presi dent; Dorothy Wells, Junior class vice-president; Miss Mary McLarnan, advisor, and Alvia Smith, student. . . What the Girl Scouts Are Doing The girls of troop 3. assisted by their lieutenants Leda O'Neal and Dorothy Paley entertained In honor of their mothers, Monday evening on the terrace of the Girl Scout Head quarters. This delightful out-of-doors setting added much to the enjoyment of the Interesting program presented by the girl. A special feature of the program was group singing by the troop, several rounds being Included. The Investiture ceremony was held at which time Peggy Nixon and Nan ette Rosenberg were presented with their scout pin. At the conclusion of the program all presont were served with punch and wafers. The May court of awards will be held on Saturday, May 26 at the Junior high school at 3:30 o'clock. The different troops are being asked to contribute stunts for the program and a Urge number of badges are to be awarded. Writers' and Art Clubs Ftll Need for Expression Both the Writers' club and Art club, sponsored by the Skyline Trail society, held their regular meetings last week and are rapidly and suc cessfully filling a need for the op portunity of group participation In creative expression, constructive study and aesthetlo appreciation. The Art club met Tuesday evening at It regular meeting place at 33ft South Ivy street. Artists drew from a model who posed as a gypsy girl. Study for the evening centered large ly on simplified figure construction methods. This study will be con tinued each week for some time. The Writers' club met Thursday evening at the Hotel Medford. A study of the essay was the main activity of the evening. P. E. O. Chapter ' Will Meet Wednesday Chapter A.A., P. E.O., will meet at the home of Mrs. T. W. Mile. 303 North Oak dale avenue, on Wednea- duy afternoon, May 33. Mrs. J. P ' Moffat will be assistant hostess. Mlaa , Elizabeth McKay Is In charge of the program. Mistletoe Club Forgoes Meeting Mlntletoe club will not meet Wed nesday a planned, owing to Illness In the family of Neighbor Ruby Downing. B01 North Central street, who was to have been hostess at that time. Date and place of the meeting will be announced later. Phone 643 We'll Haul away yout refuse City Sanitary Service u MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE SPECIALS THIS WEEK CABLE, all sizes USED DRAG SAW WOOD CHOPPING TOOLS CANVAS HOSE, all sizes BARBED WIRE, at Reduced Prices PUMPS. 8UCTI0N HOSES PIPE and FITTINGS, New-Used HEAVY WORK HARNESS, CHEAPEST price in city Will Instruct Vocal Students f.y'T'"wt-I-'''Mti"Mi.'iUwn'.y,a'iw 1 :sf" i ! n rti r. j VitefMin J Cameron Marshall, dean at the School of Mule and heed of the voice department of Willamette un iversity, will conduct a special nix weeks' term nf voice Instruction In Medford, starting June IT, nun studio In the parlors of the First Methodist rliurrh. .Mr. Marshall ha ttuilled extensively with some of the finest teachers. Including Fred erick Howard of llostan, ttte late Herbert Yltheron of Chicago, Perry Rector Stevens, Mnu. Ash em ft of AuMnilla, Thos. X. Mae Kurney and til hers. To his credit, are many suet-ens hi 1 slueers now In opera, mimical comedy and radio, as ell as winners In recent At water Kent audit Ions. A pupil of his won highest rntlng over i'iO solo voices at (lie ntnte music meet In Forest drove. While In Meiirnrd. lie will assist with the choir of the First Methodist church, and give a spec ial concert at the close of the Xx weeks teaching. Iniler his direction, (he Philharmonic choir of W lllani- ctlp I'nlvcrslty wns chosen to rep resent the Mtate of Oregon at A Century of Progress E position. In Chicago, I I Enthusiasm Increases for the non Jury art exhibit to be held here from June 4 to June 8 under the auspice of the Chamber of Commerce. Ovet 80 artists have already completed en trance registrations to present their work and mom are expected before the closing date set at May 31. Exceptional work 1 expected In the landscapes by L. Howard Crawford, now with the national park service at Crater Lake, and McClouskle, in tornatlonally known for his land scapes In oils. Mr. Crawford will ex hibit a group of water color can vases of Crater Lake scenes, and Mr. McClouskle will present four of hi more famous landscapes. Both these artists have done extensive studying in Europe, and their paintings are ex pected to form a nucleus for an out standing art display. Members of the Chamber of Com merce committee are pleased with the early public response to the exhibit. It Is the first show of Its kind to be held In southern Orogon, and It Is believed that It will go far to stimu late Interest In various phases of art In this locality. The display will Include a variety of exhibits. 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