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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NINE HAT YOU WlM Classified FOR EASY REFERENCE W&biVliB Vti vo 11 UY BCC.G.GTA.' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFOKD. OREGON. SUNDAY. JUNE 9. 1933. I i-o I lifetiV Bead eTery ad on this page. Vou will probably rind ex actly the thine you want to buy or sell. It It Isn't there, advertise. It's Inexpensive, effective. Per word first Insertion (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion, per word (Minimum 10c) Per Una per month without copy changes Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Yellow cat. Name "Dickey." 513 Beatty. Reward. LOST If dog missing, call 1518. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Experienced girl for general housework. Call 1193-H. ADDRESS envelopes at home, spare 1 time. $5 to $10 weeKiy. bxperieiu-e unnecessary. Dignified work. Send for RENT -stamp for particulars. HAWKINS, ! unfurnished Dept. BU3, BOX to. naniiiiwii". iim. ADDRESSING, mailing circulars at home. for. mall dealers. Earn $15 weekly. Experience unnecessary. Stamp brings particulars. Wilson Co., ijong eeacn. win. WANTED Young lady for companion and light housework, part time. 1716 E. Main. WANTED Middle-aeed woman for housework on farm. Phone 565-M. WANTED Housekeeper, unincumber ed, not over 40. for bachelor. Home and good propostion for right party. Box 3059. Tribune. WANTED Girl lor general houseworit and care of two children. Oo-xi home and spending money Address Box 2948. Mall Tribune. MALE AND FEMALE WA NTDD Ex pe r 1 e need ners. Tel 258-J. npple thin- WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Partner in small sawmill. Have large contract to fill. Small Investment required. Investigate at once. Box 401, Tribune. $35 A WEEK opportunity. Need wo- j men vo service iuu ia;imy simr.j route. Every thia? furnished; au tomobile given if you qualify. Write Albert Mills. 7168 Monmouth, Cin cinnati, Ohio. RAVE opening now for reliable sales man flfie 25 to 50 years to take care of demand for Rawleigh household products in Medford. Good promts for hustlers. We furnish every"1".? hut the car to start you. Rawleigh Co., Dept. ORF-I24-C, Oakland, Cal. AMAZING new opportunity. Demon strate for nationally known tailor ing company. Start at 935 wceklv. No canvassing. Permanent position. Rapid advancement. Your own clothes free. Give full details. W. Gibson. 500 Throop, Dept. 4628. Chicago. INVESTIGATORS wanted to qualify for insurance claims work and rep resent national bureau In spare time. Experience unnecessary. Must be reliable men with average edu cation. Name two responsible ref erences. Universal Claims Bureau, 1145 Polk St.. San Francisco. Cal. MOST sensational tailoring line In history ready. Davis announces many new money making features. All clothes insured, one year, low prices big compensation and bon uses. Experience unnecessary. Sam ples furnished. P. H. Davis, Dept. AE-10, Cincinnati. O. STEADY Job for reliable man with car. $60 month and all expenses. Also car allowance. Drive between Medford and Portland. Investment $100. Returnable. Chance to ad vance to larger salary. Box 3083. Tribune. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Best low priced closed car cash will buy. Rt. 1, Box 519. RESIDENCE PROPERTY WANTED Will buy on contract, purchase equity, or exchange home place. A. W. Frederick, Myrtle Creek. Ore. WANTED Best second hand car that $75.00 will buy. Also the oest 18 or 20 gauze double-barrel shot gun for $15 00. Please advise what vou have. N. B. Stoddard. Butte Falls. WANT TO BUY Small modern house. Write description & price to Box 3154. Tribune. WANTED Garden tractor, state price, make, condition. Write Box 3002. Tribune. WANTED 4-inch p'.pe t3T irriga tion. Glenn Darby. Kings Hi;i way. WILL PAY cash for Ford model A or Chevrolet roadster or coupe. Must be cneap. 518 So. Oakdale. WANTED To rent. 4 or fl-room house close In; adults steadily employed Must be reasonaole. Addrew Box 3137. Tribune. FURNITURE VAN wants loid from '. Seattle about June 20. Hawuy Transfei. Tei 6i5. WANTED Wool mohair S-f us t fore you el wrtoi oms a:;d txine f-r aaie. Medf.-rd Birra.n House 37 No. Grape St. Pa. WANTED--MISCELLANE0TJ3 WANTED Heifer calves. Writ Ruby , Setiulz. Beagle. Oregon. AVAILABLE 4 -room modern furnish- j ed apt. For information, Holly ' Apts.. 135 No. Holly. Tel. 1397-R I WANTED j We pay cash for household goods. I furniture and stoves- wo also ouy metals, hides, pelts, wool and mo hair. MED FORD BARGAIN HOUSE. 27 N. Grape St. Phone 1002 WANTED Reasonably; priced second nand car. good condition Term Boi 2971 Tribune. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 6 -room modern house, unfurnished. 20 So. Fir. HOUSE for rent or sale. Call at 928 No. Central before 8 in the morn ing or after 6 p. m. SMALL FURN. HOUSE for rent. 817 W. 10th or Tel. 621-R. Call FOR RENT Small, attractive fur nished house, $27.50. Phone &89-J-3. FOR RENT 6 -room furnished mod ern house. 225 So. Riverside. Tel. 457-J. FOR RENT Several unfurnished houses. Western Loan an Bldg. Co., 45 So. Central. FOR RENT Modern 4-room duplex, oil heater, electric range. Inqut e 534 N- Bartlett. ; FOR RENT b-room modem house ' furnished, fireplace, piano 1013 W I Oth. FOR RENT Modern 3 -room furn house. 315 So. Peach. Fred C San der. FOR RENT Small modern f'trniahert house; Frlgidalre. garage. 231 Nci Holly St. FOR RENT Modern upstairs duplei three rooms and bath, new furni ture, electric refrigerator and ran?e beautiful grounds nicely located Phone W W Walker. No 81 or 893-J-3. Homes furnished or Brown & White FOR RENT APARTMENTS , FOR RENT 3 -room furnished; adults only. 9 E. Jackson. ' FURNISHED apartment for rent. ! One lame and one small apartment. I Furnished. Reasonable rent. Call J at Mall Tribune office. FURNISHED apt. for rent, 375 So. j Central. COMPLETELY furnished 3 rooms; garage. During summer months. 1 Tel. 955-J. 246 So. Riverside. t LARGE re-decorated apartment; over stuffed furniture, Frlgidalre. hot water, steam heat, sleeping porch, parage, laundry room. Butler Apt., 24', So. Grape. ( FOR RENT Apt. 806 W M tul ' FOR RENT Holland apts Tel 710 12 ROOMS and sleeping porch, down stairs 344 No. Birtlett. DURELL COURT, phone 879-X appointment for FOR RENT ROOM BOARD ROOM A1TD BOARD Meals. 244 S Central. Phone 383-X. RATES reasonable at 716 E Mala. Central. Phone 383-X FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Furn. room with use of garage. Tel 476-J. FOR RENT 1 room and kitchenette. Adults. 51 N. Oakdale. FOR RENT 3 -room housekeeping suite with garage. For adults only. 327 N. Grape St. FOR RENT Nicely furnltied first floor sleeping room and garage', if required. Rate moderate. 325 So Riverside Ave. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 S. Grape. FOR RENT Pleasant sleeping room. 19 Mistletoe. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Furnished cabins. $2 00 per wk. 153 Granite St.. Asmano FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE Building lot In Medford for milk cow, car. or what have you. Box 3162, Tribune. FOR TRADE Large lot. clear; some Improvements. Klamath Falls, for Medford or vicinity, improved or unimproved. Will assume. Address Box 3129. Tribune. FOR SALE OR TRADE Che-.p: fool hills ranch suitable fur stock sheep, game preserve or summM cabin site. Address Box 3. 16 Mail Tribune. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE Bv owner, modern house. Box 2931, Tribune. FOR SALE 15 A., about 1000 tier of hard - wood on this fine location, close to eood school, price $500. Would take small car on this. Write Box 3094. Mall Tribune. $3000 cash will handle. No trada Rent property. Blair's. Lowell, Ore. CITY AND SUBURBAN HOMES Sev eral ranches. Plenty water, clover and alfalfa. 2 ranches to lease. If it's real estate. I have it. Roberta. Realtor. 720 W. 2nd. IMPROVED 40 acre tract. 20 clover, running stream. Crater Lake nigh wav. 1-3 acre strawberries. 4 milch cows. 4 calves, cnlckens. cream -P-ar.itor. Clear. Trade for good Med-fo-d house. Homeseekers Exchange. 402 E. Main- HOMESITE 4 -room houe, 8 acres, timber: on Savage Like At Hign wav. Price f50. See owner. B. C. Bostw.ck. Route No. 1, Grants Pass, Oregon. BEAUTIFUL SCENIC HOME for a. 10 A fruit XU A timber land 6 rm m xi r n nous P : 1 1 w a t r s v . rr. Lvd:a M Vonws Old Stage Rd e.id. Beall Lace, turn north 4cb iio-ie. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE SACRIFICE SALE Business local ion, Pacific highway. 460 ft. frontage on highway, roads on alP aide: 4 -room house, store building, trading post. If sold by June 15:h will sacrifice. $2000; $500 cash, balance terms. See owner, 20 North Peach St. Phone 910-Y. FOR SALE One acre, house, garag. half mile out, $760. H. N. Loliana, 225 So. Oakd&le. SACRIFICE SALE $4000 HOME $1800. 7-room home, beautiful lot. well lo cated, nice shade trees. If sold by June 13th will take $1800: $500 cash, balance terms. See owner, 20 North Peach St. Phone 910-Y. SACRIFICE SALE 13 acres Bear creek bottom land; 7 room modern bungalow; continual supply of water for Irrigation; good dairy barn; 10 acres in alfalfa.; fine garden land. improvements cost more than price asked. Price $3800. Terms. This offer good until June 15th. See owner, 20 North Pea oh St. Phone 910-Y. FOR SALE 3 -room modern house at sacrifice. Inquire at 011 S. River aide. ATTRACTIVE LOT. 73x275 ft.. Close. In. paved street; small house, fine garden land. Only $700; easy term L- G. Pickell. 204 East Main. WHEN you think of real estate, think of Brown Si White. FOR SALE OR RENT Summer home at Union Creek on the Rogue Fls mo gas range, lights, fireplace, com pletely furnished Phone W W Walker. No. 31 or B9B-J-3. HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Jackson County Building St Loan A&s'n. Phone 195. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE '28 Ohev. coupe. Real buy. $90. Write R. Reeves, Jackson ville, are C. C Buck. FIRST $30 takes my equity in 1927 Grsham truck. Phone 172 evenings. 1934 DODGE COUPE, perfect con dition; fifteen thousand mileage. Call 1586-J. LATE model Ford V-8 Coupe, v real buy. only $395. Pteroe-Allen Motor Co., Dodge and Plymouth. 1934 Chevrolet Pickup. 1932 Nash Special Sedan. 1930 Ford Coupe. 1929 Ford Coupe. 1931 Ford Truck. Duals. 1932 International Truck. Duals. 1929 Chev. Log Truck and Trailer. 1927 Hudson Coach. 1927 Bulck Coach. 1927 Chev. Coupe 1929 Chevrolet Truck. Many more for you to select from. Liberal Terms. WALTER W. ABBEY. INC. 123 S. Riverside Ave. Phone 303. See the man In the big hat. FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity 1934 ixige ueiAixe sedan, perfect con dition. Box 3093, Tribune. FREE Used car offer. One week only. 50 gals. uas rttKK witn any used car listed below. Good at any gas station. 1935 Ford V-8 sedan. General Jum bo tires. 1933 Ford V-8 sedan, radio, lots of - -special equipment. 1933 Ford V-8 DcLuxe sedan. 1929 Ford Town sedan. 1932 Chev. e-dan. 1931 Chev. Spt. coupe. , 1931 Chrysler 8 coupe. 1934 Chrysler 6 coupe. 1934 Studebaker 8 sedan, radio and heater. 1929 LaSalle coune. Also a number of others to choose zfrom. Lot bn North Corner 6th and Bartlett. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. FOR SALE 1933 Ford V-8 Coupe. Sacrifice If taken at once. May be seen at 1033 W. 11th. Saturday or Sunday. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE One young Guernsey bull. Serviceable age. Subject to registration. Sell reasonable or trade for fresh cow. W. J. Jamison, Eagle Point. Star Rt Box 24. BUCKSKIN HORSE 3 year old. broke to riding. J. E. Wooten, Box 435. Route 1, Coleman Creek. FOR SALE OR TRADE Pedigreed New Zealand white St H&vanne, rabbits. Also Klelnsmlth strain Bar red Rock hens and rooster. 2015 E. Main. FRESH COWS and heavy springers o Dr. Sand's ranch. Talent Phone 371-J-8. 8 HEAD of registered Hereford built good paper. Call 1559. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALE l doz Br&mba hn and rooster. $12 Some small chickens and ducks; 6 large Red h.-is Call at 813 Beekman Ave. city WHITE LEGHORN setting efgs 50c G. A. DeVoe, Tel. 523-J-3. FRYERS Carley Poultry Farm. 8H-W FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS in Used Pianos. $69.00 up: 2 slightly used granda. greatly re duced; 2 used bungalow pianos. SUMMER TERM PIANO LESSONS FREE. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. 123 W. Main. FOR SALE Dairy fly sprays. 90c per eallon up. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. WE HAVE 20 tons or more alfalfa, second and third cuttings this sum mer to sell. T. V. Williams, Rt. 4 FOR SALE Oaa water heater, living room and dining room electric fix tures. Phone 280. FOR SALE Oat and vetch oay. 7-F-14. FOR SALE Hay. or trade or yourg stock. R. E. Collins Rt. t dox nii FOR SALE Brry cups fruit basket and crates of til kinds Monarch Seed St Peed Co. FOR SALE One -spot fles powder for vour dog. Monarch Seed and Fed Co. ! FOR SALE Household fly spray In bu'.ie. Bring your on.a:nrs. prt-t rifht. Moa..-cfc Seed and reed Co. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE All steel safe, double door, size 22x30x22 In. Price reason Able. S. A. Kroschel, 522 W. 4th. FOR SALE Fruit Jars. bed. sani tary cot, chest of drawers, tent, library table, garden hose, vacu um sweeper. 714 Welch St. at West Jackson. SEE Charles A. Wing Agency. Inc.. to Buy Your Home. LOOKLOOK- LOOK Ladles' dressed 50c to $3 50 Men s clothe 75c to $5.00 Shoes 25c to $1 50 Children's Clothing 10C to $3 00 USED WARD ROBE SHOP. 518 E Main. FOR SALE One 2 -horse Fairbanks Morse gasoline engine. 25 Lewis Ave. FOR SALE Hay and stock salt. Mon arch Seed b Feed Co. SPECIAL River loam. 3 yds. $300 Fert Hirer and garden plowing Washed sand. rock, plaster sand Bateman'a. 1634-Y or 913-J. FOR SALE 3 50-gallon H&rdle J? spray rig. complete hose guns, etc 2 inch centrifugal pump. Wanted deep well outfit Inquire D M Lowes place. Valleyvlew. MISCELLANEOUS ELECTRIC MOTORS BOUOHT SOU) AND RENTED Flyon Eleetrlo Serv. Ice. Phono 107. HAVE YOUR Old Washer repaired I Reasonable prices Pick's Hardware PERSONAL CLAIRVOYANT. PALMIST. TruW ful advice on tuslness. love, marrlag 903 No. Riverside. MRS. MARTIN. Noted Psychic, crysnt reader. Accurate, truthful Leaving soon. 412 N. Ivy St. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Old established country store doing splendid cash business. WELL EQUIPPED auto camp, doing fine business, clear. Trade for Med ford residence or small acreage. Homeseekers' Exchange, 402 E. Main. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. JACKSON CO. AISSTRAC'I CO. Abstracts of Title and ntle Insurance Tit only complete Title System in Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and o, wo. a North Central Ave., upstairs. COMMERCIAL SPRAYING CALL McOonagle. 258-M. commerc.il Spraying. Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 113 House cleaning, floor waxing, ori ental rug cleaning and upholstering Transfer. EADS TRANSFER A STORAGE CO -Office i015 No Central Phone 315 Prices right. Service guaranteed. HAWLEY rRANSFER - Expert pack . era and movers Special livestock moving equipment . Prices right 619 North Riverside Phone 615 Painting and Paperhanglng- JOHN H LOCK. Painter and Deco rator Fine Interior work a spec ialty Competitive prices Phone 953-R. Res. 124 King. M A BLISS Painting and paper hanging Tel. 646-W 313 So Orap? Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Bronze In the un 4. Term of ad dress I. Wooden pin 12. Epoch 17, After ong 14. Mottled ap pearance In mahogany 15. Kind of meat 17. Musical In strument 19. Iniquity JL Underground part of a plant 32. Brothers 35. For Tear that 18. Sun god J'J. Fly aloft 30. Happeo again II. Tree 13. Poor rolf stroke 15. Syllable used in musical refrains It. Run away to marry IS. Metal con tainers 10. Short for a man's name 11. Unit of force t. Merchandise made of mntal A. Gaelic Solution of Saturday's Puzzle W A vlW5 E NlT U.H 4 jj g Q.M.C AS E 1 E R. J D oPsjT A T U fpmP M g rTrtR U E if HA 2 E 5 T E wpte B S ALE5 ARCE lAL LB noju per Wa l l u d e IaIrIetMi 48. Brother of Jacob 17. Pause 60. Eat away lit 1 1 by tittle 8S. Before 64. Each without exception 6. Attempt C7. Had being 68. Short and to the point 'yi&i '-0r -3 WWi mm 3l 3Z 33 34 ..,. 35 3 - 3i ..40 IiZZlZIZZII '' . 1 i , I 1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Money to Lend MONEY LOANED $30 to $300 for ! personal or household purposes .-n House Furnishings or Autos; also Cars Refinanced Loans closed within 30 minutes. License No. 3 157 See W E Thomas or E J. Riley. 45 So. Central. Piano and tiultar Instruction. FRED ALTON HMOHTTeheri Piano nd Steel Guitar Song wr' ing service Studio, 318 LI be. Building, Medford Ore. LEGAL NOTICES County Treasurer's Cull For General County fund Win rants. State of Oregou, County, of Jackson. S3. Notice is hereby given that there are funds on hand for the redemp tion, of all warrants drawn on the General County fund of Jackson County, which were registered to and Including May 31. 1934. Interest on the above called war rents, ceases on this the 8th day of June. 1935. Dated at Medford. Oregon on thia the 8th day of June, 1935. A. C. WALKER. Treasurer of Jackson County. Oregon. FOREIGN SERVICE The United States Army Recruiting Office In Portland Is adding impetus to the recruiting campaign now in progress In order to fill all Its foreign service vacancies before end of the fiscal year now rapidly drawing to a close, according to Major H. D. Bag- nail, Armv recruiting officer In charge of the Portland recruiting dis trict of which Medford Is s part. Foreign service vacancies for the Hawaiian Islands offer an unusually Interesting assignment In the many branches available, including Infan try, coast artillery, quarter master corps, engineers, and medical depart ment, while for the Philippine Isl ands, vacancies are available for the coast artllley and chemical wnrfnre service. In view of the limited time remain ing, no reservations are being made In these vacancies, and interested young men should contact Sergeant Klelnschmldt, at the Army Recruiting Station In the City Hall, Medford. while there still remains time. There are also vacancies available for previous service men only In the coast artillery, at Fort Wordcn, Wash ington. The W. C.T. U. W. C. T. U. will hold a regular meeting at 2:30 Thursday. June 13 at the home of Mrs. Addle. Hallcy at the Pnlace Hotel, Soutn Central ave. Mrs. Halley Is a charter member of the local union. Mrs. w. T. Berry. chairman of the Flower Mission de partment is in charge of the program, presenting several jot the members In a playlet, also musical numbers. Brief items of interest In the life of Fran ces Wlllard will also be given. A full program will be published later and all members and friends are urged to attend. Phone 542, We ll haul away yjur refuse. City Sanitary Service. Cross-Word Puzzle I. Short note! col loo.. 9. Defend 10. Eternity tL Turn to Uit right 16. OutllLi 18. Tree trunk iZ. lUctt of animals 23. Inspirational meeting 24. The iieuitier 26. More i-rlaiD 27. IJichanga 21), Tea i upurt 22. Cienui of the one -flowered 34. Courses of puullo life 37. Persian fairy 39. Hooty 42. Throw 43. Slaters of one'l parents 45. Let It stand 47. Chop 4S. UlHtorlcal period 49. Thrlc: prefix 61. Metric land measure R2. English river 65. Pronoun 1 69. Perceive with the eyes OOWN 1. Faucet 8. Gone by 1. Coolness tn danger i. Myself S, Wingless 9. June hug 7. Decorate ARMY OFFERING FfEaVlElUul Society and Clubs Benson Pupils In Craterian Recital Of Varied Dances Pupils of Eve Benson's dancing studio will be presented in recital ! at the Craterian between shows on June 11 in an interesting and var ied program, as follows; Ballet. "Moonlight Reverie," by Ruth Fitch. Oretchen McAllister. Ruth Slorah. Aklko Salto, Pattl Mattlson, Betty Green, and Joan Buchter. Tap and song. Beverly Btrk. Dol ores Dell. Florence Harwood, Helen Rubinstein, and Barbara Brooks. "The Ha Cha Cha Strut," Jaia toe. by Jewel Deter. "Holland Kiddlei." by Joan Mole, and Alice Takahlra. Rhythm Tap, Wlster Whlsenant. "The Flappers and the Shoe Shin ers. ' by Betty Green, Pattl Mattl son. Oretchen McAllister and Bar bara Holt. Goofus," eccentric, Stanley Oua- tln and Durell Adams. "Basket of Roses," by Barbara Earl, Florence Harwood. Gertrude Lewis and Patricia Older. "Hungarian Csardaa," by Ruth Slorah. "Rhythm of the Rain," tap. by Oretchen McAllister and Betty Green, "The French Apache." by James Foster and Jewel Deter. "The Lass With a Delicate Air." a toe aolo. by Reglna Parsons. "Lacquer Cage." canaries, by Gret ta Smith, Phyllis Wendt. Sybil Ha gen. Helen Rubinstein, Nancy Swem. Beverly Blrk, Betty Deaver, Barbara Brooks; scarlet tanager, Alice Taka hlra; cats, Mary Grltch, Barbara Bevan, Christine Devaney. "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers," by Pattl - Mattlson. Betty Green. Gretehen McAllister and Dwell Adams, "The Captive Slave,' Interpretive, by Elaine Brophy. "The Hula." by Pattl Mattlson. "Stair Tap," by Helen Rubinstein, Barbara Brooks and Beverly Blrk. "Acrobatic," by Aklko Salto, Joan Buchter, Barbara Bevan, Joan Mole, and Alice Takahlra. A few Adagio movements will also be performed by James Foster. "Penguin Parade." by Betty Dea ver. Barbara Brooks. Beverly Blrk. Nancy Swem. Helen Rubinstein, Sy bil Hngen, Gretta Smith, and Phyl lis Wendt. Miss Marlon Moore will accom pany the dancers, asslster by Don Hucknbee at the organ. D. A. R. Neics On Friday, June 14, the annual picnic of Crater Lake chapter. Daugh ters of the American Revolution will be held In Llthla Park. Anhland. A picnic luncheon will be served at one o'clock followed by a business meeting and a program In commem oration of Flan Day. Mesdames G. Q. D'Alblnl, C. A. Meeker. S. S. Smith and C. A. Barnes will be hostesses for the afternoon. -4 Travel Htiidy Club Will Meet on Monday Travel Study club will meet at the home of Mrs. Elisabeth Burr, Monday, June 10. at 3 o'clock, an nouncement stated yesterday. Miss Pat Carlnn Returns from School Miss Pat Carlon, who has been at tending Cornish school of drama, music and art at Seattle during the winter, returned on the OreRonian Saturday morning to spend the sum mer vacation at her home here, Loyalty Club Pinna Meeting on Wednesday Loyalty club of F. O. E. will have their regular business meeting Wed nesday afternoon, June 12. A covered I dish luncheon will be served at 12:30 and the meeting will follow, at 3:00' o'clock. All members are urged to attend. Thimble Club Will Meet Scrlpter Home Chrysanthemum Thimble club No. 223, Neighbors of. Woodcraft, will hold a regular business meeting on Thursday, June 13 at the home of Neighbor Dorothy Scrlpter, M Rose avenue, beginning at 2:00 p. m. All members are urged to attend, Chiirrh Association To Meet on Wednesday The Women's Association of the First Christian church will meet In the church recreational hall Wednes day afternoon. June 13 at two o'clock. All ladies of the church are urged to attend. Chrysanthemum t'lrrle Members Hnve Pep Rally Chrysanthemum circle No. 84. Neighbors of Woodcraft, held a meet ing In the form of a "pep rally" on the evening of June 6. Visiting Neighbors of Oak circle No. 343 of Phoenix and those of circle No. 84 were very much pleased to entertain Organizer Neighbor Hosg who gave a very Interesting and Instructive talk on the plans of the, order. After the social hour dainty refreshments were served at beautifully decorated tables In the dining hall by the committee In charge. Wilms Hares Elected Head Pm ahontas Lodjre On Friday, June 7, the nsful'' order j of business of Pocahontas lodg$ tn- : eluded election of officers for the en- i suing six months as follows: j Pocahontas. Wilms, Hayes; prophet- I e, Sarah Tolle; Wenonah. Dorotha ! Watktns: Powhatan, LeRoy Stagg; re porter. Florence Rush. Initiation was held and Ross Kyle ( was instructed Into the mysteries of . the degree. A social time was held following the buslnesa hour and re freshmnts were served by Sarah j Tolls. Dorotha Watktns and Esther Dooms. What the Girl Scouts Are Doing Several week end camping tours are culminating Girl Scout activities for the summer. Although a few of the troops are planning meetings. The first class girls of troop 6 en- Joyed a two night camp at the Root cabin on the Rogue. The following girla with their lieutenant, Marian Moore, made the trip: Vera WutcJu, Nola Harwood, Corlnne Harwood, Olive Elridge and Rhea Anderson. The girls of troop o axe holding semi-monthly meetings during the summer, meeting Tuesday morning from 0:30 to It, and working on Items 1 of special interest to girls. Mrs. Van Valzah'a troop la meeting during the remainder of June and la working on scrap books. Mrs. Frank Grey 1 taking troop 3 on an over-night trip to Mrs. White's summer cabin on Wagner creek. Girl Scouts of troop 7 spent their annual overnight trip In Mrs. Root's cabin at Peter Pan on the Rogue river. Following la one of the scouts' report of this trip: "We left Wednesday morning from the Washington school. Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Smith aud Mra. D'Alblnl took all of us In their cars. Ruth Clark and Mona Hedges followed In their car with the food and moat of the bed rolls. We girls arrived at Mrs. Root's cabin In due time. Owing to a flat tire our lieutenants did not arrive with our lunches and bed rolls until past noon. "The afternoon passed quickly with bed making, rest hour and swimming. We swam Elk creek. The water was very cold so we did not stay in long. After swimming we all had I milk and graham crackers. After a filling and satisfying aupper we had a camp-fire program. Each patrol gave a skit and then we sang songs. At the conclusion of the evening we toasted marshmallows. "A few girls slept In the cabin and the rest of us slept outdoors. Break fast came at 8:30. After K. P. duty we went for a short walk up Elk creek. In the afternoon our leaders laid a treasure hunt. The trail led up hills, over logs and one clue was even on the dock. The treasure when found was composed of lollipops and candy sticks. "Soon after supper one car of girls left for home. Those of us who were left made fudge and then departed ior our own homes. "The leaders who accompanied us were Captain Lillian Humphrey. Mrs. Smith, Mona Hedges and Ruth Clark. The girls who enjoyed this outing were: Elsie Older, Mary Elizabeth Clark. Clavaa Fornler. Pollv Dean- Helen Rammin. Norma Dlllworth. Shirley Lawrence. Nona Heylsnd, Me- una persons. Dorothy Stubhlefleld. Phyllis eleven, Opal Benbow, Jean Smith, Beverly Smith. Darleen Scott, and Corlnne D'Alblnl." The final meeting before summer will be held Monday evening at Cap tn Humphrey's home on West Main. The time Is 7:30. Thia meeting Is to mvwt some girls in the Olrl Scout organization. All members of the troop are to te present. A party with refreshments has been promised after Investiture. Activities of Legion Auxiliary Tha laat bualnaaa meeting held In the Eaglea Hall, waa very well attend ed. After considerable business the meeting waa adjourned and the ladlea Joined tha men In seeing some clever entertainment furnished by Johnnie Eads, a young magician. He had sev eral very clever acta and waa woll received by all. Following thia danc ing was enjoyed ana rerreanmems served at a late hour. The bridge party beld at the home of Mra. Fluhrer, on Wellington Heights, last Wednesday evening, waa a delightful affair, thirteen tables being in play. After the awarding of prlaea refreabmenta were served. Monday evening. June 10. there will be a social meeting In the club rooms In the Eagles hall. The meeting will be devoted to Fldao and special enter tainment haa been arranged. Vast Hide rirrle To Meet Wednesday The East aide circle of the Presby terian church will meet with Mrs. Frederick Johnson, 3322 East Main street on Wednesday for a 1 o'clock luncheon, It waa announced yester day. Home portrait or family groups and children at Special Prices. Shangle Studio. Phone 1308. Lawnmowers: Sharpened Phone 26T Medford Cyolery. 28 N Fir. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE SPECIALS THIS WEEK Faint, all colors, per gallon $1.20 Pipe, New. Ued, 'A, Xu 1, 1. Vu 2 inch and 3 inch. Big assortment used Ranges. Used Oots and New Pads, per set $5.00. Split Pulleys, Boxings, Shaft Collars new, used. Used Washing Machines. Large stock of Hose Canvas, Spray, Suction. 60-inch Saw Mill Saws big reduction. ' Chains, Peeveys, Cant Hooks. Pumps, Motors. Belting. ADVERTISING MAIL RULES TO CHANGE Amendments recently made to the postal laws affecting the mailing of advertising or other matter as ordinary malls, which will become effective July 1. were announced yesterday by Postmaster Frank De- SOU7A. After that date matter win be accepted when addressed to rural or star route box holders with the name of the ctty and state prefer red, but where desired by the sender the same will be accepted for mail ing If the word "Local" la uaed in stead of the name of the city and state. No matter of this class will bs accepted for delivery by city car riers unless the same be addressed to either "Occupant" or "House holder," together with the local street and number, city and state. Heretofore this class of mall has been accepted when addressed mere ly to the patron without the desig nation of street and number. So far as practicable, the pieces shoJld be delivered to the post of fice In packages of fifty, securely tied and labeled according to tha manner In which the same la to be distributed. The sender should ascertain the number of boxes to be served on each route in order that a complete distribution may be made. Heath Drug Store Has Campaign For Health Promotion Lloyd C. Thompson, national direc tor of the Physicians' Expansion bu reau, today announced completion of plans to start a "better health" cam paign in Medford under the sponsor ship of Heath's Drug Store. Plana were made by Thompson to Initiate the health campaign following a se rifs of conferences with some of tha leading physicians of Medford. He was accompanied here by Robert R. Hartley, state director. Fred Heath, Jr., states that this health program dovetails In with hit ideas of the practice of ethical phar macy and that he desires the mes sages to Indelibly Implant on the minds of the people of Medford tha fact that modern medicine can con quer virtually every 111 of mankind If treatment Is begun soon enough. Lloyd C, Thompson Heath, Imbued with the Importance of frequent physical examination by a medical doctor, releases one of ft aeries of health talks on each Sunday In the Mall Tribune to Instruct the public on matters of medical care. Thompson states that 'lt la sanely ethical to publicize the dignity of the old arts of materia medics and pharmacoepla. If wa expect to seri ously Interest the laity In better health Individually." A goal which the bureau haa aet before It, accord ing to Mr. Thompson. Is "to elimi nate eventually every form of medi cal quackery and malpractice." Something over $700,000,000 la spent -annually on quackery by suffering humanity, Mr. Thompson aald. as he pointed to the need of the public being educated to the Importance of obtaining real medical care. Thomp son also commended the high stand ards and professional attainments of the medical men whom he haa con tacted In Medford during the tim that he has been arranging for ths publication of the health talks. tn tha aggregate, patients were ad mitted to the 6,600 hospitals In the united States on an average of one every 4.41 seconds throughout vast year for a total of more than 7, 0 00 .000. Pot Good Buys tn Used Cars ARMSTRONG MOTORS, IKO. Lot on East 8th St. Tel. 18 4 I: If & 'V.-t ' -' I'.:. S 'X -"J