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FOR WANT AD 3
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Gentleman' Parker pen.
Name J. D. Bell on side. Car Elks
.- club.
LOST Wallet. No money. Contained
( legal papers, operator s license. Re
. turn to Mall Tribune. Reward.
,4-'IjOST If aog is missing, ca!1161d.
WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED Married man to work cn
dairy ranch. Box 5330 Tribune.
SALESMAN WANTED with car to sell
snap-on tools In southern Oregon
and northern California. Liberal
' commission. Snap-on Tools Inc.,
276 Golden Date ave., San Fran
cisco. Calif.
WANTED Man with saw
wood. Phone 615.
-to buzz;
MALE AND FEMALE
MAN AND WIFE tcj run local coffee
. agency. Wonderful opportunity to
make 8300 In a month. I send
everything complete. You risk no
1 money. Ford sedan given producers
as a bonus. Write Albert Mills, 7390
i Monmouth, Cincinnati, O.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
SPECIAL EMPLOYMENT for married
., women. 816 weekly and new Au
tumn dresses FREE representing
03 No canvassing. No Investment.
Dept. X-3278, Cincinnati, Ohio.
WANTED Girl for housework,
at 27 Geneva or phone 450.
Call
ADDRESS envelopes at homo for ad
vertleers. Earn 815 weekly. Experl
; ence unnecessary. Stamp brings
. particulars. Wilson Co., Long Beach,
Calif.
WANTED Church i organist. Phone
',' 1424.- - - - -
RELIABLE men and women wanted
. to service regular customers on Mc
" Ness route. Make up to 612 a day.
.- No experience or capital required.
' Write Mr. Thomas, 426 Third St..
Oakland. Calif.
WANTED SITUATIONS
. WANTED Housekeeping, cooking for
crew of men. or chamber work In
, hotel. P. O. Box 950, Medford.
, WANTED--MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED 1000 white leghorn pul
lets. Write P. O. Box 649. Meaiord.
Call last house on right before
reaching Roguo River Meat com
pany. -
WANTED Good used 10-gal. visible
I gasoline pump, preferably both
manual and air operated. Phone Mr.
: Eden, 108.
i WANTED Uaed twin outboard mo
s tor. Wltham Magneto and Parts Co.
I WANTED Stock suitable for fox feed.
Phone 1133.
WILL PAY CASH for Jackson County
Bldg. 6c Loan stock. Box 4585, Trl
bune. WANTED
We pay cash for household goods,
furniture and stoves We also buy
metals, hides, pelts, wool and mo
hair. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE.
37 N Grape St. Pbone 1062.
WANTED Heifers calves Writ Ruby
Schulx. Beagle. Oregon.
WANTED Beef csttle, veal, lambs.
and pasture. J. J Osenbrugge.
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT 3-room and bath, fur
nished apt., private entrance, gar
age. 812 So. Oakdale.
FOR RENT -room furnished house
Inquire 305 So. Oakdale.
FOR RENT Homes furnished
unfurnished. Brown & White.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
APTS. FOR RENT 334 Apple.
APTS. FOR RENT 118 Almond.
NICELY FURNIpHED half duplex
Oil heater. Adults. 618 W. 10th.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front
room, heated. 345 No. anpe.
. FOR RENT Furnished front room.
, 819 N. Bartlett.
i PLEASANT sleeping room. 19 Mlstle
f toe Pi.
Foil HEyr ;;;-: y f-.imtshf-d sleep
i lag tooai. and irs;e If desired
33i io Rr.vrf Me are.
! A1TRACTIVS room. 404 is. Grape.
FOK KENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
CLEAN attractive rooms; reasonable.
410 6. Newtown.
FOR RENT Large front room: hot
and cold water and shower. 30 6.
Fir.
FOR RENT ROOM BOARD
ROOM FOR 3, Breakfast It desired.
153 No. Oakdale.
RATES reasonable at 716 B. Main.
- FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS STEAM HEATED offices for rent.
Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. Phone
1517-J.
FOR RENT 4 acres under water,
family orchard, nut trees, large
chicken house, large barn, good
house and outbuildings. 3 miles
out. Inquire 1504 No. Riverside.
BACHELOR APTS. 44 So. Front,
FOR RENT Business location, room
16x50. Will remodel to suit tenant.
Apply Mall Tribune.
FOR EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE Leghorn or Red pullets
for electric Incubator. Box 378,
Rt. 3.
TRADE Columbia eraphonol. fine
oak cabinet In good condition, large
. selection of records, for wood. 37
Tripp St. after 6 p. m.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
FOR SALE OR TRADE Modem 6.
rm. house near High and Washing
ton schools. 81B W. 13th St.
WILL TRADE equity In Good Prop
erty close In for car or pick-up.
State model and condition. Box
4952, Tribune.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE 40 acres choice farm
home. Free soil, deeded water -lght.
Modern 7-room house; plenty out
buildings Including large bam. On
Pacific highway, two miles from
city limits. Easy terms. B. J. Pal
mer. Real Estate Broker. Space In
Palmer Music Store.
300 ACRE RANCH for lease. 50 acres
plow land. 8150 year. T. A. South
ard, Trail, Ore.
Why?
SACRIFICE SALE
84300 Property 81700
7-room modern atucco house. West
' Main street, beautiful lot. Immedl
' ate sale at less than half value.
Price 81700; half cash; balance
terms,
J. 0; BARNES
910-Y 20 No. Peach
FOR SALE 4-rocm modern home.
- nicely landscaped lot, garage, only
81250.00. Excellent terms. Charles
A. Wing Agency, Inc., 109 E. Main
St.
BEAR CREEK SOIL 15 acres, all In
cultivation, lrrlisnted, 5 acres alf
alfa. 3-room house, largo barn,
chicken house, garage. Fenced with
woven wire. Total price 82750. Kea
sonable terms. Charles A. Wing
Agency, Inc.. 109 E. Main.
A FINE east side HOME for only
83.000. and 6700 will handle It,
BROWN As WHITE. Realtors.
CITY LOTS from 8250 up, all Im
provement In and paid for. If
- you are Interested In building or
buying a HOME, see us. BROWN
& WHITE, Realtors.-
FOR SALE Federal Land Bank farms.
Convenient terms Call Warren
Patterson. Central Point, or writ
0 A. Barnes. 1163 Oak St- Eugene.
Oregon.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
Jackson County Building as Loss
Ass'n Phone 195
100 ACRES well Improved, stocked
and equipped, close to Meedford:
soms-cash or Income property Bal
ance long time, low Interest O A
' DeVoe. 623-J-3 -
WHEN you think of real estate think
of Brown at White.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE 3 milk cows with calves;
also household furniture. T. A.
Southard. Trail, Ore.
FOR SALE Good work team, 1300
pounds, 8125. Henry Leaverton,
Murphy, Missouri Flat.
FOR SALE Bay mare, weight 1450;
brown horse, weight 1475 Ban Hen.
Phone 195. Central Point.
FOR SALE CHEAP Good work mule,
1 fresh milk cow, 3 Guernsey he!f.
era. B. M. Heath, 695 Terrace St.,
Ashland.
I WILL buy your hogs and sheep, any
size, at any time. F. A. Pearson.
Roes Lane. Phone 810-J-4.
FOR SALE Purebred namboullett
rams. Dolph Phlpps. Crater Lake
highway.
FOR SALE POULTRY
pnr sale Narrsffansett turkeys. All
new stock. Take your pick: 63-00
for hens. 85.O0 for tomt. John A
Anderson. Central Point.
FOR SALE 20 New Hampshire Red
pullets. Phone 1389-y.
FOR SALE 34 A. O. A. C. Hanson
White Leghorn pullets snd year-old
hens. 706 Newtown, pnone vn.
FULL-BLOODED PLYMOUTH ROCK
breeding cockerels. Mya tisncn
Talent. Ore.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
for SALE Whippet coupe in good
condition: orchard run Delicious
sonles. Geo. L. Trelchler, Central
Point.
OOOD USED CARS
SALE PRICES
1933 Plymouth DeLux sedan: six
wheels, extra.
1013 Plymouth 5-wheel sedan
IH33 Plymouth coupe: a real bargain.
1931 Ford A victoria coupe
. loin Ford A 3-door sedan.
Other real bargain In Fords, Chevro-
' Tie new Chryslers will be riere soon
; LANGS MOTOR CAR CO.
138 No. Rlrerslde Phone 18
(Formerly Armstrong Motor)
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE Plymouth Sedan; excel
lent condition. 200 No. Riverside.
FOR SALE Federal panel truck. 1
ton; waxasnaw motor, nmwn sear
ings; A-l condition; cash or trade.
L. C. Greenamyer, Jacksonville.
Inquire Coleman'a Hdwe.
FOR SALE Trucks and equipment.
Ill No. Fir St.
HUDSON Sedan, fine condition, very
cheap. Call 957 or 833 -R.
33 CHEV. Sedan, trunk, good rubber,
original finish, like new; priced for
quick sale. Pierce Allen Motor Co.,
Dodge and Plymouth.
FOR 8ALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Mission grape.
Orchard, Griffin Creek.
FOR SALE New black velvet dress,
16; navy silk dress and Jacket; fur
trimmed coat; wool bathrobe. 14;
young man's overcoat, 38; dark suit
like new. 333 No. Holly, Apt. 4.
FOR SALE Good wood rang with
coll and pipe- 311 Vancouver.
GOOD WOOD HEATER, 85.00. Cath
erine Court, No. 0.
FOR SALE World Bookman Encyclo
pedia. Call at 9 Rose Ave.
FOR SALE walnut dining table,
heater, extra good. 603 6o. River
side. FOR SALE Good circulating heater,
15. L. G. Frlnk, Talent.
FOR SALE Oval plate mirror 24x36,
framed; punch bowl and other arti
cles. Can morning. 307 so. Ivy.
FOR SALE Used MoOaskey account
file. Box 4938 Tribune.
FOR SALE Spltzenburg apples. Urn
ited quantity, well colored- good
sizes. Inquire Day Packing House
South Fir St.
CARLOAD PIANOS direct from the
factory Just received. See all the
beautiful new'models Including the
NEW VERTICAL GRAND PIANO.
America's latest sensation In piano
construction. A few bargains left
In discontinued models and good
used plsnos. Two small pianos for
rent or will sell for balance of con
tract. Baldwin Piano Shoppe.
GUINEA GOLD MARIGOLDS. Calen
dula. Mrs. Dressier, 1107 E. Main.
FOR SALE New com. W. H. Arnold,
Route 1, Box 397.
SQUASH Banana and Hubbard (will
keep all winter In warm place),
sweet Spanish onions; 50 lbs. or
over delivered. Tel. 4-F-13. C. J.
Logan, Stewart Ave.
FOR SALE Baby buggy. Phone 749-Y
ROLLER CANARIES. Call 633-J-3.
PRUNES, lo lb.; you pick 'em.
ll4o picked.
TOMATOES, lo lb.; green ones 14c;
you pick 'em.
DAMSON PLUMS, 8c lb.
SQUASH, l'4c lb.
we jjeilveT.
B. E. FORD, 3 miles west on Jack
sonville highway. Phone 731-R.
FOR SALE Used steel and wood
desks, flat top and typewriter: gooo
used safe. Medford Stationery
Store, 34 N. Central.
FOR SALE Baled Klamath-Tulelake
alfalfa and grain nay. pnone or
write Loul Andorson. Merrill, Ore.
SHOP EQUIPMENT
OFFICE FIXTURES Going rast
The following for sale:
1 Air Compressor
60-gaI. Gas Buggy
1 set reamers
Crane . .
2 Sbop work benches
2 Parts bins on roller
Misc. shop tool
Roll-top desk
3 Oak office chair
1 3-drawer (rteel cabinet
1 Carey af
4 13-ft. showroom lattlc
3 ahowroom palms
DON'T WAIT TOO LONO
103 So. Riverside In rear
FOR SALE One set of work Harness.
one mower, one rake, one stocx
saddle, one army saddle. O. L.
Llndley. Phone 671-J-3.
FOR SALE Good field corn.
Schulz. Gold Hill.
M. A.
DRIVEWAY MATERIAL 8 sixes of
rock at 61.60 per yard, delivered.
Bateman. Phone 1534-Y or 913-J.
FOR SALE Apple, cheap: different
varieties. Half mile from city limits
or will deliver. Tel. 358-8.
FOR SALE 38 ton good clean hay or
will feed at rancn. Jim woooa,
Eagle Point. Phon ll-X-41.
FOR SALE Italian and Petite prune
Phone 7-F-14.
FOR SALE Grapes snd grape Juice
The Dell Vineyard. Rt. 2. Medford
for SALE Substantial 2-wheel
trailer, or trade for wood. Inquire
last house left-hand side of Lozler
Lane or Tel. B69-M.
FOR SALE Grapes and grape Julc
Mr. Mary E. Clsrkson. Ross Ln.
Phone 510-R-l.
APPLES SSve.al varieties. Oebhsrd's
Central Point, hi mil north Bear
Creek bridge.
PEACHES. PLUMS. H4 lb; grapes 3c
lb Huklll, 14. mil outh whit
Griffin Creek school.
FOR SALE Grape. J. A. Muike
3 mile est of Jacksonville, adjoin
ing former Clancy orchard.
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE I will not be responsible for
any debt contracted by my wife t
Signed) Cecil, jcnmnuo.
ROOFING Let us Inspect your roof
before the rainy sesson This ser
vice Is free. Cell 370. Rogu River
Roofing Co.
BUSINESS CHANCES
FORCED SALE PUBLIC AUCTION
8 snd 1-3 acre camp ground, filling
atatlon and residence. 600 ft. lo
cated on Highway 99 adjoin city
of Drain on the north, Positively to
be sold to the highest bidder. For
Informstlon write Camp Poplir.
Drain, Oregon or B. J. Clark. 691
Willamette St.. Eugene, Oregon
Earl Ooodnlght, Auctioneer
j MEAT MARKET Trad for ranch. I
I Box 4836, Trtbun. ,
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR LEASE; Service station and
grocery store, 10 acres land, situ
ated on Crater Lake highway. If In
terested, call 34-x13, Eagla Point.
ONE-HALF INTEREST In a very pro
fitable business In Medford: 8500.00
fully secured, with services: strictly
' confidential. Box 4949 Mall Trl-
bune.
WANTED QUICK Experienced grocer
with small capital to operate cash
store. See V. T. Truax at Redwoods
hotel, Grants Pass, Oregon.
FOR SALE Service station and 5
acres good ground, family orchard;
all under water. See owner, H me
south of Tslent, Ore.
' BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JACKSON COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of Title and
Title Insurance. The
only complete T 1 1 1
System In Jackson
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
of Title. Rooms 8 and 8. No. 82
North Central Ave., upstairs.
Expert Window Cleaners.
LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172.
House cleaning, floor waxing, orl
ental rug cleyilng and upholstering.
Money to Lend
MONEY LOANED 850 to 8300 for
personal or household purposes on
House Furnishings or Autos; also
Cars Refinanced. Loans closed
within 30 minutes. License No. 6
157. Sea w. E. Thomas, 45 So. Cen
tral. piano and oullar Instruction.
FRED ALTON HAIOHT Classical and
modern piano instruction. MEL
CHORD for every on. The only
method that never falls. Studio.
318 Liberty Bldg.. Medford. Ore.
Transfer.
TRUCKING AND STORAGE Local
and long distance hauling, furni
ture moving, etc. Reasonable rate.
Tel. 833. F. E. Samson Co.
HAWLEY TRANSFER Expert pack
ers snd movers. . Special livestock
moving equipment. Prices right,
i 619 North Riverside. Phone 615.
EADS TRANSFER tc STORAGE CO.
Office 1015 No. Central. Phone 816.
Prices right. Service guaranteed.
Obituary
John W. Davis
Funeral services for the late John
W. Davis, who passed away near
Phoenix Friday morning, at ' the age
of 78 years, will be held at the grave
aide In the Griffin Creek cemetery
Sunday (today) at 8:30 p. m. Rev. W.
H. Eaton will have charge of services.
Conger funeral parlors are In charge
of arrangements.
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WooJ Firm
BOSTON. Oct. . 19. (AP-USDA) A
fairly' large volume of business was
transacted In the Boston wool market
during the past week.. The greater
portion of the movement was .on ter
ritory wools at prices firm to slightly
higher than during the previous week.
GUNSMITH. Repairs for sll make
of gun. Sim Bros.. 23 N. Fir.
Mail Tribune Daily
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31. Seat in
church
11. Dutch city
33. Expert war
aviator
4. Unit of weight
IS. Gem
27. Skin disease
39. Two-wheeled
toy vehicles
for ehlldren
13. Small Islands
15. One who poses
for an artist
16. Air: comb.
form
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19. Comparative
ending
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Wcat Indian
fish
48. Symbol for
nickel
44. Acquire by
labor
47. Mexican dollar
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Society and Clubs
By JANKT
Masons To Honor
Past Masters at
Banquet Program
Friday evening. October 25th. the
Medford Masonic lodge will honor tho
Past Masters of Medford lodge with a
banquet and program.
The banquet win b held in me
dining room at 6:30 after which the
members will retire to the lodge room
where an Interesting program haa
been arranged.
This Is an annual affair, and a
large crowd is anticipated. All Masons,
and especially Past Masters of any
lodge are cordially Invited to attend.
Great Pocahontas
And Chief Officers
Honored by Lodge
Friday evening, weatonka council
of the Pocahontas lodge entertained
honored guest Miss Stella Ely.
Great Pocahontas of California, oi
Palo Alto. Miss Ely ws attended
by a number of official visitors
from California, namely: Mrs. Lil
lian Wlnkelhaua, great trustee from
Monterey: Mrs.. Maybelle Ellis, great
first scout from Palo Alto; Mrs.
Mary Contard, great second scout
from Alameda; Mrs. Adda. Drake,
great first runner from Santa Clara;
Mr. Agne Quln, a past Pocshontas
from Palo Alto; Mrs. Luta Hansel
man, prophetess from San Jose: Mrs.
Frieda Henderson, from Roseviiie.
and Harry Drake, past great sachem
from Santa Clara.
Very Interesting and Inspiring
short talks were given by each of
the visitors. Mrs. Vera Thorns, dis
trict deputy of Weatonka council
of Medford, officially welcomed the
visitors.
Following the business hour con
ducted by Pocahontas Wilms Hayes,
a genersi social hour was held and
refreshments served by a committee
composed of Harriet Watson, Maude
Snider, Leila Morrow, Bernlce 8ear.
Nell Melllng and Florence Rush.
Decoration were In charge of
Oladya Lawrent. Glenna Maude
Wenzel and Bud Lawrentn.
Friday afternoon, Nellie Purdln
was hostess at an Informal tea hon
oring the visitors. Assisting hostessos
were Esther Dooms, Bernlce WSson
and Florence " Ruah. Carrie MUnes
and Norma Martin poured.
Dinner was served at the Hotel
Jackson In the special dining room
for twenty-three guests in honor ot
Miss Ely and her attending officers.
M
Altar Boclety -Holds
Mcetlnr
St. Ann's Altar society held It
regular social and business meeting
Tuesdav afternoon. Committees for
a rummage sale were appointed by
the president, aa were also those
for the fourth of a series of csrd
parties being given by the eoclety.
The most Important event of the
fall schedule I the, turkey dinner
and bazaar to be held In November
The exact date will appear later.
- Be correctly corseted us
an Artist Model by
Ethelwvn B. Hoffmann.
Cross-Word Puzzle
II. Tidily
20. Wagers
26. American poet
27. African flies
21. Old musical
not
It. Pintail ducks
20. Material used
as Jewelry
IL Morbid breath
ing sound
II. Drug used In
neuralgia
14. Talk or mak
apeeohe:
slang
IT. Tumultuous
disorder
41. Native cr In
habitant of
Kpheau
41. County seat
of Jefferson
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4. Unity
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duck
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7. Player at
children's
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60. Anlmsis whlcb
build nests
62. Pull spnrt
64, Thrower
66. Adhesive
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fox
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Thursday Is
named
6L Anglo-HaxoD
slave
II. Ooddess of
discord
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66. Rodent
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71. Exclamation
of pain
Friction of a
body on
surface oa
which It
moves
Heslth resort
Spendthrift
With ths bow:
musical
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laborer '
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WRAY SMITH
Missionary Society
Has Social Meeting
The social meeting of th South
Methodist Mlsslonsry society waa
held at the church laat Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Gibson led the de
votlonala and Mrs. Taylor was leader
of the meeting.
A plsylet. "Th City Calls," a
resume of the five community cen
ters, was presented by Mesdamss
Wood. Rice. Cave. Bills. MscArthur
snd Taylor. The meeting closed with
a group song.
Refreshments were served by Mes-
damea Taylor. Rice and Bill.
Club-Lodge
Announcements
Amtrlron Veterans
The Disabled American Veterans
of the World war, Jackson county
chapter No. 8 and their auxiliary
will hold their regular bualneaa
meeting Tuesday, October 23, at the
Eagles hall. All mernLters are urged
to be present.
Mothers Club
Members of the Mothers club of
the Sacred Heart Catholic church
will meet at the home of Mrs. 0
J. Logan on Stewart avenue Friday
afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. Mrs. LO'
gan and Mrs. J. P. Naumea will be
hostesses foi- the afternoon. ,
B. V. W. Dinner Meeting
Business and Professions! Women's
club will hold the regular dinner
meeting at the Hotel Medford Tues
day evening at 6:30. Reservations
may be made before 1:00 o clock
Tuesday by calling Ethelywn Hoff
mann at 83.
Crater Lake Guild
Mrs. James Orlgsby -win b hos
tess to member of the CTater Lake
Guild at a Hallowe'en party given
at , her home In Jacksonville. Joint
hostesses with Mrs. Orlgsby will be
Mesdames Darrel Huson and Fred
King.
Guests are asked to wear house
dresses or pajamas. All are urged to
be there. Should anyone desire
transportation, they may call Mrs.
Lawrence Pennington at 880.
Girls1 Community Club
Board of dlrectora of the Girls'
Community club will hold the reg
ular meeting Monday at 13 noon at
the club house.
7,lon Aid Society
Th Ladle' Aid society of Zlon
Lu'.heran church will have a noon
luncheon at 1:00 o'clock on nxt
Thursday at the horn of the hos
tess, Mrs. Carl Flchtner, 818 Soutb
Holly. The luncheon will be follow
ed by the regular business meeting.
The birthday dinner under th
auaplces of the aid last Thursday
evening was very enjoysbl affair.
The reading by Mr. Dawson were
especially appreciated.
pocahonta Lodge
Next Friday evening Pocahonta
lodge will hold their regular aoeiai
card party. Paat Pocahonta night
and birthday will be observed and
the attendance price given.
St. Ann' Altar Society
St, Ann' Altar society will enter.
tain with a card party at th par
ish hall Tuesday evening at 8:00.
Contract and auction will be In
play. Everyone I Invited.
Medical Auxiliary
The auxiliary to th Jackson
County Medical society will hold a
covered dish 1:00 o'clock luncheonj
meeting Saturday at th home oi
Mrs. V. a. Thayer.
Baptist Auxiliary
The ladles' auxiliary of th Bap
tist church will hold th October
missionary meeting at the home of
Mrs. I. M. Wilson, 340 South River
side, Tuesday afternoon at 3:30.
Mrs, Ely and Mrs. Bennett will be
th committee In cherg.
Lafoe Club
The Lafoe club will meet at th
F. O. E. hall Wednesday, for a covered
dlah luncheon at 13:30 followed by a
special business meeting at 3 o'clock.
Anyone having sewing or unfinished
work I requested to have It In by
Wednesday. The purpose of th meet
ing Is to discuss the bacsar which will
be held at th F. O. E. hail November
14th.
Job' Daughter
There will be a stated masting of
Job' Daughter Monday evening at
seven-thirty In th DeMol.y hall.
St. Mark' Auxiliary
Woman' Auxiliary of St. Mark'
church will meet with Mr. J. C.
Mann Tuesday afternoon at 3 :80.
Thursday Study Club
Thursday morning Study club will
hold th regular meeting Oct.' 34 at
9:30 at the Olrl' Community club,
Th program promises to be very In
teresting, with th second division of
th topic "Living With Book" being
presented by Mrs. Lelsnd Mentxer and
a review of th book "Chronicle of
Bsrrabss", by Mrs. Laura West.
F. O. E. Auxiliary
K O. C. Auxiliary will hold
csrd psrty at th Esgle's hsll Thurs
dsy evening t 8:00 o'clock.
Th report of Continental congress
of th Daughters of the American
Revolution given by Mrs. Msrk Wea
therford, state regent, of the occas
ion of her annual visit to Crater Lake
chapter on Thursdsy. brought a vivid
nd comprehensive picture of th
D.A.R.Notes
EAST AND WEST WILL COMPETE IN AIR
Ten young woman flier will race from Qlsndals, Calif., to the
California Paelfie International Exposition In San Diego aa th feature
of aviation day at th fair. Here with Yl-Seng Klang, Chinese vie
consul at Lo Angeles, are two of th entrants, La Verne Wolfram
(left) an American girl and Katherln Cheung, a natlv of Canton,
China. (Associated Preaa Photo!
many patrlotto accomplishments of
the orgsnlsatlon.
Through the effort of Mr. Mag
na, tho retiring president-general, the
entire debt on Constitutional Hall
was paid. Th Daughters In the varl
oua stat organization will now take
up tto project. Oregon members
an concentrating on the MoLough
lln Horn and will completely furn
ish th living room and the two bed
room of Dr. and Mrs. McLoughlln.
Mrs. Weatherford also told of the
education of the youth ot the land
through scholarship loan funds and
donations to th seventeen Approved
schools, two of which, Kste Duncan
and Tammaase, being entirely sup
ported by D. A. R. funds.
Mrs. weatherford also stated that
th teal with which the Daughter
have worked tor and supported na
tional defense, not tor any mllttarls
tlo purpose but for tho defense of
our horn and country, received tho
praise of sll ths nationally known
speakers who addressed the conven
tion. She said: "We do not eonalder na
tional defense only from ths stand
point of fighting the foe from with
out with shot and shell, but through
our work with th youth, children of
th American Revolution, Son and
Daughter of U. S. A. and award In
school to students of exceptions!
oharaotcr and ability. To all w ssy
our first line of national defense 1
our reverence for God and obedience
to HI and our nation's law."
During th business meeting, tho
announcement was mad that thirty
new cltleen had been presented with
flags at the naturalization hearing on
Tuesday.
Preceding th business meeting at
the home of Mrs. R. Beach, th state
regent was ntrtalnd at a, lunch
eon held at th Hotel Medford at
which ttm a gsvel was presented to
her by th committee In charge. The
table was beautifully decorated with
autumn leave with a fruit center-
piece. Mr. Fred Weatherford and Mrs.
Howsrd were guest. r
Following the meeting, Mrs. Beach
and her committee, Miss Jane Snedl
cor, Mesdames A- E. Stratton, J. A.
Perry and Wilson Walte served tea,
with Mrs. B. O. Harding and Mrs.
F. J. Newman pouring.
What the Girl
Scouts Are Doing
Olrl Scout re busy these dsy
working oa cout rank and profic
iency badge teste In preparation for
th Court of Award to b held on
November 1. at th court house
sssembly at 730. Th commute on
Badge and Award have spent som
tlm in preparing a program tht
will be Intereatlng a well a eom
prahenalv. 8everl special features
hav been rrnged part from the
main event, the wrdlng of badge.
A general "sing" will be held "
a part of th program, beginning
t 7:30. In preprtlon for this.
Issder r giving tlm from their
regular troop meeting to practice
the aonn to b used, men,
Mondsv evening. October 38, ll
troops will meet at th Olrl Scout
heidqusrters, st :io to precuce ,u
a bodr. Miss Patterson will direct
this osrt of th program. Th fol
lowinc "cspers" have been Mslgned
to vrlou troop In preparation for
this Court of Awards: presentation
of colors, Troop 6; entertainment.
Troop 8; decoration. Troop 7; noe
tes, Troop 4; rrngement of ch!r.
Troop 3,
Several new Interesting groups
hsv been recently formed, on oi
which, is a irouD working on th
Rock Finder' bsdg. Mr. Alan Cr-
ley ha been supervising this group
snd cordlslly Invite ny girl inter
ested In this phas of nstur study
to study with thi group, informa
tion concerning th meeting of this
group msy be hsd at th office
On Thursdsy th group visited Law
rence's Jewelry store at which ttm
Mra. Lawrence explained and exhib
ited many Intereatlng atones. The
Iris hav alio mad severs! ob.er-
vstion tours to find new specimens
tot their collections.
IS ANNOUNCED FOR
STATE P.I A MEET
Announcement is mad of th gen
oral social calender for the state con
vention of the Oregon Congress of
Parents and Teaohers to bo held her
for four day this week starting Tues
day, '
Th convention wilt be officially
opened Tuesday evening with a re
ception for the state officers at th '
Presbyterian ohurcli. Mr. Hugh
Bradford, past national president, will
welcome officers and delegates. ' Th
official weloomlng committee wiil '
consist Of E. H. Hedrlck, superin
tendent of the city schools; J. H.
Bowman, superintendent ot ths coun
ty schools; Dr. R, E. Green, N. H.
Franklin and Frank Farrel, who wlU
represent the mayor. Mrs! Charles '
Prltchett 1 In oharga ot arrange
ments for the reception, and la being
assisted by Mrs. Ned Culy, Mr. K. A.
Brockwsy and Mra. Alan Smith, presi
dents of the three city P.-T. A. unit.
Mrs. Jsck Heyland. state vlce-presl- ,
Qenti will also welcome th visitors..
The membership pow-wow luncheon
Wednesdsy noon will sdd a light
touch to convention activities. At
thl tlm delegate will be awarded
varl-colored feathers, the-tolor worm
depending upon the Increase of mem
bership In the Individual association
represented. Membership stunt will
be presented by various Unlta. - Th
decorations will carry out the Indian
theme, using bsskets, srrowheads and
other representative symbols. ,- .
Miss Louise Bosford will be h osteal
Wednesdsy afternoon st a tea In th
special rooms at the Washington -school.
These rooms are specially
equipped for th Instruction of crip-
pied and otherwiss handicapped chil
dren, and are the only ones of till
kind in tho state. Mies Basford 1
stat crialrmsn of this branch of edu
cation and wishes to Illustrate th
work being done here. The hour
for the tea are from 4 to 6. and -any
Interested person, as well as dele
gates, la extended an Invitation. .
Mrs. Hugh Bradford will be th
honor guest Wednesday evening at
the National P.-T. A. MagarJne din
ner to be given In ths Masonic tem
ple. Arrangements for this affair are
being made by Mrs. J. c. Tucker snd
anyone wishing reservation may cU
her. . .
Thursday evening has been ' set
aside for the biennial banquet honor
ing all incoming and outgoing offi
cer to be given at the Hotel Med
ford. Thl 1 on of the largest af
fairs of th conclave. Unusual deco
rations will bs carried out t.iroitfh
th use of local fruit and vegetables,
with cornucopia as a centerpiece.
Each gueat will be presented with a
cellophsne-wrspped peer as a favor.
Mrs. Stanley Jones, chslrman for th
banquet, requests that rescrvstlons be
msds sarly.
Mrs. William Holloway. who ha
been appointed music chairman for"
th convention, has srrsnged a .pe
dal musical program for each event.
It la also announced at thl tlm
tht. to accommodate visitors and
delegates, a nursery vrtll be estab
lished at th Presbyterian church
during th convention, under th
direction of Mrs. Arthur Short. Ther
will b competent person In chsrgo
at all times. Further Information
may be had by calling Mra. Short.- -
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