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MEDFORD riITJ TKTBUXE, MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY, JUST, 30, 1935 TJGV ELEVEN O.sed FOR EAREFEREMCEBBl Is Read eiery I on this Pse- on "1U probably find el actly the thlmj yon want to buy or sell. If It Un't there, adiertlse. It' Inexpensive, effective. RATES Per word first Insertion (Minimum 25c) Bach additional Insertion, per word (Minimum 10c) Per line per month wlthoot copy changes ' T1.2S Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND FOUND Keys. Owner may have by paying for adv. Tribune office. LOST Brown bill-fold. Return by mall to P. T. Young. Keep currency as reward. Titles In billfold hard to replace. Thanks. LOST If dog missing, call 1516. WANTED MALE HELP I WANT THREE MEN fox looal Tea and Coffee routes paying up to M2.50 a week. No capital or experi ence needed but must be willing to give prompt weekly service to ap prox. 200 families. I furnish every thing. Fords given Producers. Write Albert Mills, 7201 Monmouth, Cln-, clnnatl, O. DEPENDABLE MAN for 5S store route, ROSEBURO and MEDFORD. Exper. unnec. No selling, distribute and collect. Should net 59 weekly. Write. "Sotetyco 68", Huntington Beach, Calif. TEN MEN with retail clothing experi ence wanted at once for permanent positions. Opportunity to establish business paying up to $5,000 an nually. P. H. Davis, Dept. AQ-10. Cincinnati, O. HAVE opening now for reliable sales man age 25 to 50 years to take care of demand for Rawlelgh household products In Medford. Good profits t. for hustler. We furnish everytninfi A but the oar to start you. Rawlcigh . 1 Co. Dept., ORF-124-C, Oakland. Calif. class mechanic. 38 North Riverside, i HAVE rich free gold property. Want banner with about iizoo. box i 3588, Tribune. UNUSUALLY good buslnes opening for man with 8100. Can place sec- j ond man on job. Box 3589. Tribune : STEADY Job for reliable man with car. 860 month and all expenses Also car allowance Drive between Medford ond Portland Investment 8100. Returnable. Chance to ad vance to larger salary. Box 3083. Tribune. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Girl for general house work. Must be experienced. Call 1193-H. 209 Crater Lake Ave. WANTED Capable girl or woman to help In small home. Write 814 E. Ninth. WANTED SITUATIONS PRACTICAL NURSE will care for elderly person in home or Iree to travel. Tel. 701 -J. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS EMPTY furniture van going to Los Angeles. Wants load for there or way points. Phone 615, Hawley Transfer. WANTED Used men's and boys' suits and shoes; also 43 to 52 In ladles' clothing. Used Wardrobe Shop, 518 E. Main. PERMANENT couple wish to rent 6 or 6 -room paxuauy ot lurnisnea -me. East side or suburban pre ed. Box 3683, Tribune. XBD Young turkeys. State t4.ee. location and number. G. W. King. Montague. Cal. WANTED Drawsaw, good oondltlon Box 3569. Tribune. WANTED Stock suitable for feed. Tel 1133 for particulars. WANTED Chrysler 70 or 72 motor, with or without accessories. Phone 401-R-l. EMPTY van returning from Astoria July 7. Wants load from there or way points. Phone 615. Hawley Transfer. WANTED TO BORROW $1000. Will . . n inllraar 1 rp in CnnA ne- p.y o imw.w - j curlty. Box 3451. Tribune. ptt TRUCK going to Portland last ot month, wants load lor there or points enroure. tiawiey s itsos fer. Phone 015 WILL par 25c a copy for the Medford Vail Tribune issued March 1. 2. 9. 22 and 29. 1932 Mall Tribune o.'flce WANTED Beef. veal. ho?e. Dairy cows for sale. Will trade for oeef 323 East Main. Phone 285. WANTED 2nd hand goods we buy. sell and tnde Berrydale ind Hand Store. l03 No Riverside. Tel 364 WANTED 9Ve pay eaoa for nouseaola goods furniture and itoves We also rtuy metals m les oelt wool al m na:r V.EP.F-oHD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N. Grape St. Paone itxtt WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Heifer calves, write Ruoy Schulz. Beagle. Oregon. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR SALE On account of moving to another place. I will sell my home on Old pacific highway. 2 miles north or Medford; nearly 5Mi acre finest soil in the valley; 4-year-old 5-room modern house, clear; Med ford water avalloble. Will consider a clear email house In Medlord for trade. TO. Olson. Rt. a. Phone 498-H. FOR RENT July 5. 5-room furn. home, garage. Good location. Call 1232-X. ' FURNISHED S-room house, basement. 25. Call 195; after S call Mr. Brown 1670. FOR RENT 3-room house, furnish ed, modern; garage; adults. 731 W. 2nd St. FOR RENT 5-room bungalow. In quire 109 West Main. SMALL furnished house, 134 S. Ivy. RENT 9-room house. Cabins. 813 Summit. FOR RENT 8-room furntahed mod ern house. 325 So Riverside. Tel 457-J. FOR RENT Homes furnished or unfurnished. Brown & White FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Downstairs apartment; 4 rooms, nicely furnished; sleeping porch, private bath; adults. Inquire 312 Portland Ave. NICELY furnished, freshly decorated apartment; private entrance; lower floor. 1021 W. 9th. FOR RENT Large corner apartment In Mall Tribune building. Hard wod floors reflnlshed. ceilings re papered and new furniture added; reasonable rent. Apply at Tribune office. FOR RENT Pleasant 3-room furnish ed ant. Inquire before 9:30 a. m. and after 4:30 p. m. Tel. 433-W. 33 No. Peach St. FOR RENT Apartment. 334 Apple St. APT FOR RENT Summer rates. Ber ben Apis. 10 Quince. ' a.nortM fiimlshert ant. Downstairs. Sleeping porch, garage. Adulta. 315 No. Bartlett. FOR RENT Apartment, 806 W. Main FOR EXCHANGE TRADE young cow or young for hay. J. I. Penton, Talent. WANTED To trade .32 slide action Remington for alfalfa hay or heifer Heltkamp. Barnett road, first house east county shop. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS TWO nice rooms for two young men. Bath. Very reasonable. 10 No. Or ange. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 Grape FOR RENT ROOM BOARD RATES reasonable at 716 E. Main FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Furnished cabins. 2 00 per weex. 130 ursoiK ot.. ajuiiouu FOE EXCHANGE ESTATE -REAL TO TRADE 5 acres, improved; mod ern bulldlrwzs; plumbing and eioc trie light; on Pacific highway, 10 minutes from Euflene. Want place of about same description not far ! from Medford. H. A. Sims, Rt. 1, Eugene, Ore. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE DAIRY RANCH SACRIFICE SALE 0-acre dairy ranch: 5-room modern home, nicely located; 15 acres clover and timothy meadow: 30 acres more can be irrigated; continuous abund ant supply of water; some timber; niehirn. 1A heaiH tf nnlCX fin UW jjaomn., v. . t.aam rtf hnru.i rnmnltf farm 1 equipment; all goes. On account ill health in family, must sell at once. Total price 3500; half cash. This Is best deal In dairy ranch I have been able to offer In 25 years In real estate business, See J. C. Barnes, 20 N. Peach St. Phone 010-Y. FOR RENT OR SALE Large swvk or dairy ranch, close to good school end market; well equlppea with stock and machinery. Will give long lease or sell reasonable. Other business Interests necessitate selling. Box 3588, Tribune. FOR SALE On account of moving to another place. I will sell my home on Old Pacific highway. 2 miles north of Medford; nearly acres finest soil in the valley; 4-year-old 5-room modern house, clear; Med ford water available. Will consider a clear small house In Medford for trade. Win, Olson, Rt. 2. Phone 498-H. FOR SALE Nice bungalow near Ad vent ch urch ; large lot; electric ranee. Frigidaire and radio all In cluded tn the bargain price of 81.250 See or phone Clarence Pierce. Medford. HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT Jackson County Building & Loin Ass'n Phone 195. SEE Charles A Wing Agency. Inc- to Buy Your Home. WHEN vou think of real estate, thlr.k oi Brown 4t White. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES GOOD L.SED CARS Late models, popular makes, priced right. Liberal trades, easy term. How about a good car for that 4th of July trip. WALTER W. ABBEY. INC. 123 So. Riverside Phone 303 PONTIAC DeLuxe Syrian: looks and runs like new; 1 185.00. Pierce Allen Motor Co., Dodge-Plymouth. "29 CHEV. with plck-rrp body 33 Ford V-8 T idor; looks and runs xell. Eakm Motor Co.. Hudaun Teriapla&t de.er. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Reo 1 '4-ton truck. 50 cash, or trade for cow. See truck at cassman's. Central Point. TRUCK DRIVERS ATTENTION TRUCK DRIVERS ATTENTION .... A wide selection of motor trucks from 'M to '34. Good mechanical condi tion, priced right. Liberal trades Easv terms. WALTER W. ABBEY. INC. 133 So. Riverside Phone 303 FOR SALE 1931 Ford pickup, also wood truck. Star motor, buzz-saw. drae-saw. windmill, cream separa tor, sewing machine, cheat or araw- ( era. cook stove, oil stove, fruit Jars. radio, cornet. SWAP SHOP, Phoenix. FOR SALE 1930 Chev. coach. Good mechanical condition, 175. Terms. Call at 344 So. Grape. GOOD USED CARS REDUCED PRICES Large Stock to Choose Prom. I 1935 Ford V-8 Sedan; special wheels and tires. 1P34 Studebaker Commander .Sedan. 1033 Ford V-8 Sedan. 1934 Plymouth Sedan. 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1934 Chrysler Sport Coupe. 1932 Chevrolet Sedan. 1928 Chevrolet Roadster special. 1928 Chevrolet Sedan. 1932 Cyrsler Sport Sedan. Also twenty others to choose from, Chevs, Fords, Plymouth. See -our lot. corner 6th and Bart lett North. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. 38 N. Riverside. 4TH OP JULY SPECIALS In Fine Used Cars 1033 Studebaker Rockne Sedan. 1930 Studebaker 6-passenger Sedan. 1931 Ford DeLuxe Tudor Sedan. 1932 Chevrolet DeLuxe Coupe. 1930 Nash Sedan. 1930 Studebaker Roadster. 1933 Ford 8 Truck. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Open Evenings and Sunday FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE OR TRADE Good sound horse, 1850 lbs. Two cows, fresh soon. Frank Dunk In. Talent. FOR SALE Horses, cows, Guernsey bull, drag -saw. blacksmith and farm Implements, Chevrolet truck. Ranch for lease, Mining property for sale. Summit Service Station, 4 miles out of Jacksonville on high I way. TWO good cows. 1 registered. Paul Erdman. A pp legate. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALE Fat hens, Rhode Island Reds. Sweeney Poultry Yard. FOR SALE Red and white fryers. 415 Maple Park Drive. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Newly conditioned home range. Attractive price to reliable adults. 206 Portland Ave. FOR SALE Youngberrles Kings Highway. Phone 774-J-l. FOR SALE OR TRADE $50.00 Violin and bow. Frank, Brass Rail. RASPBERRIES for canning. Prices reasonable. Call 774-R-3. See sign one mile out Kings Highway. FOR SALE CHEAP--Outboard cruiser and motor. Seats 6 passengers. Only used three times. Phone 1068-W. CHERRIES Ripe. Sign guide at high way turn. The Victor Tessltore Or chards. Phone Eagle Point 34-X-10. FOR SALE Oat hay $7 per ton. T. V, Williams. 'Phone 16-F-ll. HAY SALT Special prices on quan tity lots. Jackson county Feed Company. BERRY CUPS, usk our prices. Jack son County Feed Company. FOR SALE Orchard equipment; lad ders, palls, orchard truck, etc. L. A. Salade, Central Point. FOR SALE! Boat, radio, small lathe, 2 electric motors, etc. 219 No. Oak dale. MOTORCYCLE--Oood condition; rea sonably priced. 153 No. Oakdale. FOR SALE Range: first-class condi tion. Call 970-R. DAIRY FLY SPRAY. Kills Flies Keeps them off cows in pasture 75c gallon. Bring your own con tainer, Jackson County Feed Com pany. FOR SALE Player piano, electric range, davenport. 0 Louis St. FOR SALE Cherries and peaches, 4 miles north on Crater Lake hwy. FOR SALE Used sacks. Across street from Montgomery Ward's. IACKS SACKS 20.000 sacks on hand. No. l's and 2's. See us before you buy. Med ford Bargain House. SPECIAL River loam, a yds. S3 00 Fertilizer and garden plowing Washed sand. rock, plaster sand Bateman't 1534-Y or S12-J. FOR SALE 2 50- gal Ion Hardlo J spray rig complete hose guns etc 2 tnoh centrifugal pump Wanted deep well outfit Inquire D. M Lowes place. Valleyview. BUSINESS CHANCES SERVICE STATION In Central Point to trade for farm In Rogue River Valley. B. P. McNanama, Central Point. FOR SALE Sawmill; term. Inquire 447 B St., Ashland, ore. LOCAL MANAGER for this territory. No selling. Good for 50.00 weekly to right man. Investment required secured. Call In person only Room 308 Jackson Hotel. Mr. Beery. MISCELLANEOUS APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Sped aliaed classic and Jaxz. 210 K Main. HAVE YOUR Old Washer repaired I Reason a o!e prices Pick's Hardware PERSONAL MM. MARTIN, slfed psvchlc. Bring s.I trouoSes to me. Spec.el rates until July 3rd. 412 N. Ivy 6t. PERSONAL CLAIRVOYANT PALMIST Truthful advice on business, love, marriage 003 No. Riverside. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. JAt'KSON CO. AHsntACi co. Abstracts ot Title and rule Insurance The inly complete Title System in Jackson County. MURRAY ABSTRAUT uu.-Aosirac-: of rule. Rooms 3 and o No. dJ North Central Ave., upstairs. COMMERCIAL SPRAYING CALL McGonoglo. 358-M. Commerciil Spraying. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel House cleaning, floor waxing ori ental rug cleaning and upholstering Money to Lend MONEY LOANED 150 to 300 foi personal or household purposes an House Furnishings or Autos; alsr Cers Refinanced Loans cloewd within 30 minutes License No a 1&7 See W E Thomas or E J Riley 46 So Central. Piano and Guitar Instruction. FRED ALTON HAJGH1 Tearher ot Piano and Steel Guitar Song wt' Ing service Studio. 318 Uoe.) Bunding. Medford Ore. Transfer. Transfer. TRUCKING AND STORAGE LOCAL and long distance hauling. Furni ture moving, etc Reasonable rates Tel. 833. F E. Samson Co. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Office 1015 No Central Phone 315 Prices right. Service guaranteed. HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack era and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prices rlftht . 619 North Riverside Phone 61S. Furniture Van. MOVE In padded vans, Cal., Ore. and Wash. Fully Insured. Reasonable rates. Martin Bros., Grants Pass Phone 148-J. Painting and Paperhnnglng. JOHN H LOCK. Painter and Deco rator Fine Interior work a spec ialty Competitive prices Phone 953-R. Res 134 King. M A BUSS Painting and paper hanging Tel 646- W 313 So Grape Dairy Profits Compared LUBBOCK. Tex. (AP)-A good dairy cow Is more profitable than 21 acres of cotton or 11 acres of wheat, ac cording to a survey of high school "ag" students' work In the Texas Panhandle by C. Luker, vocational agriculture supervisor. , Little Red fiehool House SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Forty years ago Judge Daniel C. Deosy taught In a little red school house atop Rlncon hill. Recently he had to condemn the building and site to make way for the approach to the San Francisco-Oakland bridge. He fixed nearly $30,000 for the compen sation. WINDOW GLASS We sell window gla-M and ' will replace your bru.en windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works, Use Mail Tribune want ads. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L A great dis tance 4. Pertalnlnc to the cheok 9. Exclamation used to frighten 13. Re Indebted 13. Fragrance 14. Uncooked 15. Jewel 16. Outcast from society 17. Vane IS. Misfortunes 20. Cozy homo 22. Gnello 24. Chums 27. For?ak 30. Sloping letter 32. Plural ending S3, Calmer 35. Mafter of arts. abbr. IS. Novel 38. Woolen cloth 39. Articlo of lewelry in. Halt 42. Title of a knight 43. BranrhM of learning 44. Araln: prefix 45. Beverage Solution of Saturday's Puzzle 5T'gAPgUAispAI I RE P CH I "PjEllMip q1q.tJU M,E me Mmmm e It m e LIWMl a bTejrWs hie TInMd e j c iETRTE Wc iE E .gjgWb I a is it e ggjujE cibF a N aIs o uIa n nj aTl s ft .E C o uInte D PER 1 E" 5le1e1p"enp!sItian1d 48. Palm lily 47. Crayon drawing B0. City in Ohio 64. Full nnfl perfect 55. Rulhor 56. Siuandera 57. Six-line lanza Z p Wm.U- S S 7 8 Wl f V1 ; 4 ' ''WA 'V'h "f,'r 61 ,.. A2 -' 43 " y,-4 WW IP5"!! 54 TSS Society and Clubs Willett Students -In Miscellaneous Concert Monday The miscellaneous concert which takes place at the Baldwin Piano Shoppe Monday evening at 8:15 o'clock will feature five of the most advanced and talented students of Rosa Blackmore Willett. All of these are well known to Medford music lovers and It will be the farewell appearance In southern Oregon for Kathleen Bratton before leaving for San Francisco. The pro gram will be varied by violin num bers by the clever young violinist. Marcla Van Dyke. Fritz Guetzlaff will render a vocal group aa well as piano numbers. A cordial invitation is extenaea tne music loving public. Admission will be free. Following Is the program: Pin no solos- fa) Romance In F Minor. .Tch at kowsky (b) Nocturne Bcnumnnn (c) Mazurka In E Flat....Leschetltsky (d) Magic Fire Scene from "Val kyrie" Wagner-Brassln Violin solo Fritz Guetclaff Legend Wlenlawskl Marcla Van Dyke Piano solos (a) 5th Nocturne Leybach (b) Prelude In O Sharp Minor Rachmaninoff Jim Linn, Jr. Songs (a) Dedication Robert Fox (b) The Trade Winds Fred Keel Fritz Guetzlaff Piano solos fa) On Wings of Song Mendelssohn -Liszt (b) Rhapsody In G Minor Brahms Kathleen Bratton Piano solos (o) Love Waltz Schutt (b) Nocturne lu B Flat Mlnor..Chopln (c) The Two Larks Leschetltsky Norma Nellt Violin solos (a) The Old Refrain -. Krelsler Marcla Van Dyke arcla Van Dyke Piano solos (a) Consolation No. 6 Liszt (b) Berceuse Chopin (c) Rhapsody No. 8 - Liszt Mrs. Lydla Guetzlaff Sylvia O. C. Speaks (b)The cCall of Spring ...Geo. Hulton Fritz Guetzlaff Piano solos fa) Serenade . Rachmaninoff (b)Tarantelle - -- Liszt Kathleen Bratton Accompanists: Miss Carlotta Wise man and Mrs. Lydla Guetzlaff. Mrs. Littrell Has Guests for Week Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Chadwlck. daughter. Miss Shirley cnaawica. and son Donald, and Marguerite Pettlt, all of Portland, arrived last Sunday and have been guests this week at the home of Mrs. Belle Lit trell. and others In this city. Mr. Chadwlck was to continue on south to Berkeley. Calif., and Mrs. Chadwlck and Donald planned to return to Portland In a few days. Miss Chadwlck. who Is now at tending the young people's confer ence at Fir Point. Ore., will spend the summer here. Phone 642. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. Cross-Word Puzzle I. Cruel or in human 10. Wooden pro . pellfir 11. Acknowledge 19. Dregs 21. Box scientific ally 22. Blissful regions 23. Adjust again 2$. Con line 26. Bern Unites 28. Action nt law B. Viaducts 30. Thankless perrons Golf term 2i. Oroat Ialta 37. Defeats or overthrows 39. Ona having authority In any religion 41. Small: law 43. Collection of maps 47. Seat In church 48. Literary DOWN 1. Dense mist 2. One of the natli fragments of a windmill 49. Before z. iSetfligetit 4. Public walk 5. God of war fi. Cut off 7. Si my It be f. Scare SI. Metalliferous rock f2. Scotch river 03. Fragment left at a meal: archalo Club-Lodge Announcements Veterans Foreign Wars Veterans of Foreign Wars. Crater Lake Post No. 1833, and their auxil iary will hold their regular business meeting Monday evening In the Eagle nau on west Main street. All mem bers of both the post and auxiliary are urged to be present. This will be the last meeting before the en campment at Newport, and all mem bers are urged to be present. Olive Rehekah Lodge Olive Rebekah Lodge No. 38 wtU hold a regular business meeting Mon day, July 1, at the I. O. O. F. hall at 8 p. m. As there will be Installation of the new officers all members are urged to attend, and visiting Rebekahs are cordially Invited. Refreshments will be served by the F. L. club. Wrnonah Club Wenonah club will hold a regular business meeting and covered dish luncheon at the summer home ot Maude Abbott on Butte Creek on Thursday afternoon, July 11. For further Information members may call Carrie MUnea, 1440-L. What the Girl Scouts Are Doing Plans lor the opening of the Olrl Scout camp July 28 are rapidly taking form with Mrs.-Leonard Carpenter aa cbalrman of the camp committee. The flrls win he glad to know that Mrs. Percy Collier, who directed the camp last summer, will be back again as director. Mrs. Collier made many friends while here and the committee la happy in having her again this season. Mrs. Cottier Is offering a large num ber of activities which will Interest the girls, announcing that fencing wilt be Included this summer.. She brings with her her two daughters and niece and two others from Reed college who wilt assist in fencing. boating, handicraft, metal work, pio neering, trailing, outdoor cooking and archery, in addition to these, Doro thy Paley will assist as music and waterfront counsellor and Dorothy Burgess as dramatic counsellor. In case any registered Olrl Scout has failed to receive a camp folder she may have one by calling at the Qlrl Scout office and If there are any questions concerning the appli cation or equipment they may be Drought to the office and all help possible will be given. Although dishes are furnished for the camp, girls are asked to bring extra service for hiking purposes aa the camp dishes are not to be used on hikes. One plate service will be enough. Attention Is called to the matter of registration. In registering the ap plication form or upper division blank, which Is to be brought to this 1 office for registration, should be de- ' tached, leaving the medical and phy sical examination form to be filled In Just prior to encampment and brought to the office. The honor of being the first dlrl Scout to register for camp goes to Patricia Short, next In order being Rhea Anderson, Betty Daugherty and Maxlne Young. Watch this column for your name. Ashland Ladies Receive Honor Two prominent Ashland women, Mrs. Edith B. MacCracken and Mrs Jessie E. Dodge, were selected for listing In "American Women," a vol ume of outstanding American worn- word from Ashland yesterday Indicated. Both Mrs. Dodge and Mrs. Mac Cracken have taken active part In civic, patriotic and educational af fairs of their home city and the state. Mrs. Dodge has served as state treasurer, corresponding secretary, second and first vice president, or ganizer and president of the P.E.O. Sisterhood in Oregon, and has been member of the state board for years. She has been active In Ashland and state P.-T.A., serving as vice president for six yesra, and is Inter ested in study club and the D.A.R. Mrs. MacCracken was organizing regent of Mount Ashland Chapter, D.A.R., and has served aa state re gent and on Important atate and na tional committees, and Is honorary state regent. She has taken active place in federated club work In Ash land and In the district, serving as president at one time. Her work in' eludes thst of the Auxiliary to the American Legion, study club, and along educational lines. Mistletoe Club Meets For Surprise Luncheon Mistletoe club met st the home of Oladys Oilman on Blddle road Wed nesday afternoon for a surprise lunch eon. ! After the luncheon s short bust- ! nesa meeting was held. In a shower 1 for the hostess her Pollyanna pre- j sen ted her with a lovely angel food ' cake in honor of her wedding annl-. versary. Remainder of the afternoon was spent In visiting and sewing. Mrs. Vernon Jones . i:nd Week's Visit Here After a pleasant week spent In Medford with relatives and friends, Mrs. Vernon Jones, who will be re membered ss Miss Esther Ashcralt, and son. Billy Vernon, left this morning for their home In Oskland, Calif. They were accompanied south by Mrs. Jones cousin. Dr. Victor W. Csrum, also of Oakland. Mrs. Jones la a former resident of Medford snd is always welcomed back, by her many friends. Series of Choral Society Meetings Opens on Monday j Beginning Monday, July 1. a Junior Choral society will be organized for all children of grades from 4B to ths elphth. All music will be taught by ear with no note rt-iulihg. making the aim of the organization entirely rec reational. ! Meetings will be held Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays of each week from 9 to 11 at the First Christian church on South Oakdale avenue. The society wilt be under the di rection of Miss Eleanor Curry and Mrs. Lloyd Morris. Both Miss Curry and Mrs. Morris, who have had sev eral years' experience as public school music teachers, are active in the music circles of the county and each has had experience with Junior cho ruses. V.F.W. Auxiliary No. IMS Sponsors Public Card Party Mrs. Harry R. Ingllng was host ess at a card party Thursday in the nome of Mrs. Walter Surber. 1020 West Eleventh street. A luncheon was served at 1:30 p.m., followed by card playing. Bridge and five hundred were in play. Mrs. Tom K. Flynn won first in bridge, with Mrs, E. M. Lovell, low. Mrs. Elva Gentry won first In five hundred. with Mrs. George Averlll, low. This concludes the public card parties ror tnis summer, sponsored by V. T. W. Auxiliary No. 1833. Oolrten Links Class Guest at Wilson Home Golden Links Bible class of the Medford Baptist church was enter tained by Mm JE. E. Wilson on her lawn on Beatty street Thursday af ternoon.. Arter a short business session, Mrs. L. 8. Stenerson led In the devotional hour, speaking on prayer. During the social hour the guests were shown through the beautiful flower garden, after which Iced tea and wafers were served by the committee, assisted by the hostess, Mrs. Wilson . E E 10 CURB FLIES SALEM, Ore., Jun 39- (AP) Par tial closing of 350,000 acres of forest land In western Douglas and eastern Coos counties to ontry will be re quested by the state forester early next week. It was announced today jouowmR a proclamation by Gov ernor Martin closing areas In trie Willamette and Mount Hood areas. "The forest fire hi ird In Oregon this year Is Just a month earlier than usual." Lynn Q. Cronemlller, state forester, announced, "and at the present time the situation la very serious." A general order prohibiting smok ing in timber lands adjacent to and in all national forests except the Bluslaw, and making necessary fire fighting equipment on can and per mits ror camp fires, was Issued by the governor this week. The governor closed to all entry about 18.000 acres of land In the South Pork Clackamas river area and the Mud Creek area In the Mt. Hood forest. No persons will be permitted witmn tnese forosts. All orders re cently Issued become effective July I. partial closing of 144,000 acres of other timber lands was effected yes terday by the governor's proclama tion. The greatest area, about 100, 000 acres, was described as in the drainage area of the north fork of the Santlam river. Other partial clos ing orders affected the following nreas: Ten thousand acres In the Seven Mile Hill area of the South Santlam: 5300 acres In the north fork of the Willamette river area; 18,800 acres In the Portland creek burn area of the Willamette national forest, and B000 acres In the south Pork McKenzle river area In the Willamette forest. (lets Diploma At 14 LCBBOCK. Tex. (AP) Nora Marie Pevehouso, 14, of the loan graduat ing class at Lubbock high school. Is the youngest student ever to receive a diploma from the school. Mrs. F. I). R. Barks Canadians QUEBEC CITY, Que. (API Hum ble French-Canadian "habitants" making homespuns, scarves and wool ens under their own peeked roofs, have been cheered by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt's support. She la back ing a move to protoct the province' handlcraft workers from Importation of bogus articles. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE AND GRANTS PASS BARGAIN HOUSE ...SPECIALS... Black Pipe 1-inch, 10,000 ft. Other sizes large quan tity on hand 'Split Pulleys, Boxings, Shaftings, and Collars, new and used Belting all sizes, new and used Barbed Wire at reduced price! Irrigation Hose at special price ! Plumbing Fixtures at big savings I Electrio Drills half inch and three-quarter inch Pumps Eotary, centrifugal and tank pumps Cable large assortment on hands Wedges, Mauls, Splitting Mauls and Axes Mrs. Sewel! in Court u Mrs. llliitirlie Newell (hitter) nealthy Beverly Hills, Cnl socialite and moth er of Barton Sewel), figure In the recent "wire-swop" divorce trial, has gone to court to accuse Henry OuU man upper), self-styled "financial wizard," of swindling Iter out of $44, 000. (Associated Press Photos). AT 70 SET FOR WORD BATTLE WASHINGTON. June 39. (AP) On his seventieth birthday. William E. Borah of Idaho, dean of the sen ate, Is preparing for another battts of woras in his favorite forum. 1 1 Reporters who sought a ' birthday interview" today were shooed out of his office. The veteran Republican Independent was much more Inter ested In the speech he la planning to make against legislation which the New Deal wants to bolster the AAA against court attacks. " Borah Is more vigorous and aggres sive than he was in the early days of the Roosevelt administration. Use Mall Tribune want ads. HAY INSURANCE Protect against Fire both In the stack and in barns. Reasonable rates. Inquire for particulars, Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. (All forms of Insurance) 100 B. Main St. Phone 728 1..IWJ.IJU MM 1
