Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 05, 1935, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPAOE SEVEN iWAKtEOl HAT YOU FERE NC Vli liUY Si lLL 1111 Seaa ery ad oa tbli page. You will pro&aMy fin ex actly t! thing you wsnt to Imy or Mil. If It Un't there adwtlM, 1 1 ' t inespemlTR effective. BATES Per word first Insertion Minimum 25e Each additional Insertion per word Minimum lSc Per use per month without copy changes" - jt.S Phone 75 FOE WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Wide black belt with large sliver buckle set In rlnestone .be tween court house end Msan's. Ed ward if returned to Elsie Narregan at Mann's. TAKEN UP Small red steer. Marked , dewlap, upper sltlpe and under-bit, eacb ear. Owner may nave same for paying ad ard pasture. John Nealpn, Central Point. FOUND Dog with muzzle and collar on. Name plate, "Pard." Owner may have same by paying adv. Call TO, LOST- $20 In currency. Howard of fered. Call Sacred Heart Hospital.. IjOST Fur mitten at Talent, Thurs day night. Return to Safeway (Central Ave.) Medforo. Reward, LOST If eog ts mtbsing, calll516. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Man age SO to 60 In good health to do light work In hotel. Phone 1100 after 13. WANTED Men to cut wood. Phone Wilson, 860, mornings. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Girl for genera! housework and assist with care of two chil dren. No cooking. Bo S239, Trib une. WANTED SITUATIONS MAN with buzz-saw, wants to cut wood. Cash or shares. itv weicn. efficient Ctrl. 23, experienced to meeting public, wants clerking or similar work to some business. Bos 5023, Tribune. WANTED Housework by capable girl. Box 4730, Tribune. WANTED-MiSCELLANEOUS WANTED To buy apples. Phone 3B3-X, WANTED 500 persons interested in Xmaa portraits. 16 pl-itures for the price of a dozen. Until Nov. 20 only. Kennell Ellis Studio, 33 N. Central, Phone 329. WANTED We psy cash tor household goods, furniture and stoves We also buy metals, hides pelts wool and mo hair MED FORD BARGAIN HOUSE S7 N Grape St Phone 1062. WILL pay cah for team horses, har ness or feed same for UK, also 2 good cows, 4 doz. chickens, furni ture required. Chester Balderston, Thomas Road, Box 245. WANTED TO BUY Building to wreck. Boss Turmen, 1110 W, nth. Phone 919-R. WOULD LIKE to rent a 30 or 50-acre farm. Address J. B. Newcomb, Wil liams, Ore,, Josephine county. .WANTED Used furniture, tools, doors, windows. BerrydaU 2nd Hind Store. 1603 Ho. Riverside, Tel. 266 WANTED Heifers calves Write Ruby Sctiute. Beadle Oregon , WANTED Beef cattle veal, iamba and pasture J J Osenorusg. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Modern house. Inquire 31 N. Fir. RENT 3 houses furnished. 812 Sum mit. FOR RENT OR SALE Modern -room hou.e, I'i acre. Phone 543-Y, FOR RENT Strictly modern 6-room home, fine residential section, Cime In, partly furnished, shade trees, lawn, basement and furnace, doti ble garage. Owner at 333 N. Ivy St. FOR RENT 5-room furnished hotise w!!h ba.ement and furnace, corner 405 West 2nd. Mrs. L, F. Hicks, 71$ West Jackson. FOR RENT Vi acre, small furnished home, a miles out; IH advance, balance 5 month Bos 234. Thomas road. FOR RENT nml! house S20, water paid. Inquire SI2 No, Hilly. FOR RENT Hms furnished or unfurniahed Brown & White FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 4-rootn partly turn. flt unetairs. Adults. 8 laurel. J-ROOM pt, 114 Aimond. FURN. Ant. Adults. 604 W. 10th. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR P.ENT B'ir.nes locstum room IsjtSo wai remooei to uit tenant ;p-7 iliii Ins us. FOB RENT ROOM BOARD RATES reasonable at 71S 8 Msio, FOR BENT FURNISHED ROOMS ROOM FOR RENT Also gusge. Call evenings, 11 So, Orange, FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room Also garage If desired; moderate rates. 82S South Riverside, ATTRACTIVE rooms, 404 8. Orape. CLEAN attractive rooms; reasonable 410 S. Newtown. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE WANTED TO TRADE 814 acres close in. good Improvements, clear, for house in Medtord, Bos 593, Trib une. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BR, ROCHEIiKS new home sacri ficed for quick sale. Automatic oil heat, S large rooms, fine location. No trade In. $4500 with , sperial terms to dependable buyer. Call before 7 p. m, 11 East Main St. WHEN you think of real estate think of Brown at White, FOR SALE 6-room house and bath, lot 75x275, wonderful garden land, paved street, only 4 blocks from business section; lots of berries, fruit trees and shade; 1600, 100 down, balance $15 per month, L, O, Pickell, 204 East Main, AND 18-ACBE tracts, 10 down, M month; on pavement; mostly level good soil; water and electricity, S, S, Montgomery, Jackson Hotel, 40 ACRES, highway; bldga.; part cul tivated; good land. Price 1400, Take lata model car or truck, 403 E, Main. A PINE east olds HOME for only 13.000, and 700 will nandle It, BROWN WHITE, Realtors. CITY LOTS from 250 up, all im provements in and paid for. If you are Interested m building or buying a HOME, see us, ,BROWS 1 stWHrTE, Realtors, HOU9E8 FOR 8AL OR RENT Jackson County Suildlng & Loss Ass n Phone 185 100 ACRES well improved, stocked and equipped, close to Meedford; some cash or income property Sal ance long time low Interest. O A DeVoe, 823-J -2 FOB SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Milk goat, will give two quarts per day. Box 212, Fern Val ley. FOR SALE 35 ewes; also baled oat hay ond feed wheat, C, A,. DeVoe. 523-J-2, 1 WILL buy your hogs and sheep, any size, at any time p. A Pearson Ross Lane. Phone S10-J-4, FOR SALE POULTRY FOR 3ALE White Leghorn and Bar red Rock pullets, good leying strain, J, W, Fish, 3 miles No. Ooid Hill on Pacific Highway, FOR SALE Rhode Wand Red and Barred Rock pullets ready to lay. Phone 1S-X-1, Central Point, FOR SALS 100 B. I. R, pullets 7 mos. old, 1 mile w, or fnoenix on J'vlile-Phoenlx hwy, O. A. Plckel. Tel. 16-F-4. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES STAR PICK-UP, 1S35. Coll at 129 H. Riverside, AUBURN ,8 Sedan cannot be told from new at a very low price. See this one if you want the most for your . PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO, Dodge and Plymouth RED APPLES 25 & 80e 6ox. Bring boxes, 701 W, 11th, SACRIFICE Ford V-8. 1933 Victoria, Will finance. 316 Howard St, off East Jackson, 1927 114 -ton Kliber truck, i-B Con tinental motor, 32x6 tires l-apeed transmission with good rack. See Cass Auto wercking. Phone 780, GOOD USED CABS SALE PRICES 1935 Bulck light 8 Brougham, 1633 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan; lx wheels; extras. 1B33 Plymouth -wheel Sedan, 1933 Plymouth Coupel a real bargain, 1931 Chrysler 8 Sedan, 1931 Ford A Victoria Coupe. 1930 Ford A 2-door Sedsn. Other real bargains la Fords, Chev- rolets, etc. The new Chrvsiers will be here soon. LANCE MOTOR CAR CO, Chrvsler and Plymouth Dealers. 38 No. Riverside, Phone 18, 1 Formerly Armstrong Motors.) HUDSON Sedan fine condition very cheap Call SST or 833-R. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS TWO WHEEL TRAILER 5.00. Cabin 45, Merrick's Camp, FOR SALE Hay Dora . Smith So. half Anderson ranch, mile west Talent school. FOR SALE Almost mw Westing house mitomatle electric range, oil burner. Colorful rug 18 ft., carpet 17 ft. Call before 1 p. m, 1813 I-t Main St. FOR SALE Bsied oat hay and feed wheat. C. A. DeVoe. S23-J-3, FOR SALE Man's overcoat, dark uit 38. like new. 333 No, Holly, Apt. 4 RUMMAGE Home cooked food and candv sale. The Daughters of the Onion Veteran of Civil War sponsorityi a real Barsrain Sale in the Sparta huildliw on Saturday November 8, Wait for this sale and supply the needs of every member of the family. Articles for ! can be left t Sparta building on Fri day. Call 493-W and your article will be called for. COMPLETE aaioon outfit, anookar table, Isrsre store range, showcase. furniture, cash register, restaurant booths, rockers. Hotel Allen. FOH SALS Aif eooipd furnc, Ofi- Boorma ROOFmp Let us inspect your roof before the reiny season This ser. ytee Is tree. Call 370. Rogue River Roofing Co. FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE H4 shares J, C, B. it L, stock. Box 4733. Tribune, FOR SALS Viavl, Call 3i-W. FOR SALE Wood heater, 80S Alice, FOR SALE Apples, We deliver. Tel. 133-L, FOR SALE Delicious and Jonathan apples; washed and sorted, Ala Vista Packing House, FOR SALE Silway peaches, extra fancy, tree ripened; cheap. Car penter's, mile west Phoenix, Houston road. FOR SALS OR TOADS M L. rifle for wardrobe trunk, ! W. 2nd before 3. FOR S.4LE Jonathan apples. Call 1T-F-14. SBGOND GRADE Valencia onions, 50c hundred at SroWBSboro Store, ROLLER CANARIES. Call S23-J-2, FOR SALE Grapca and grape juice Ths Dell Vineyard, Rt 3, Hertford FOR SALE Grapes. J. A Manse 3 miles east of Jacksonville, adjoin ing former Clancy orchard. DRIVEWAY MATERIAL slzea of rock at il.50 per yard, delivered Bateman. Phone 1534-Y or 813J FINE Red Spltzenburg and Newtown apples for sale at Ala Vista packing House. S27 So. Wit St, MISCELLANEOUS SEE TJS before you sell your furni ture, stoves. Netv Deal Furniture Exchange, 413 East Main. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR RENT OR LEASE Service sta tion and store fully equipped with living quarters, doing business. Reasonable, Box 50m Trimm. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNT? ABSTRACT CO, Abstracts of Title and Fitie Insurance, The only complete Title System n jackssa County, UUHBh ABSTRACT CO, Abstracts of litis. Room S aad a. Ha. S3 Hortb CestriU upstairs. Expert Window Cleaners, IM GEO ROE DO IT 6t. 1 172 Hou eleaaisg, floor waxing, ori ental rug cissaisg nd upsolsiertsg Money to Lend MONEY LOANED - 150 to 1300 for personal or houseboW purposes oo House Furnishing or Auto; also Car Refinanced h o a n closed wttmn 30 minutes License He 8 15? See W S rsamaa. 45 So. Cen tral, Transfer. TBOCK1KG AND STORAGE Local and long distance hauHcg. fural Sure moving, etc, Rea-sormble asea Tel 633 F & Samson Co, HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pus, ess and movers Special livestock moving equipment Prlees "tgiU S19 Hortb Riersiiis Pboe SIS, BAD8 TRAHSFER tt 8TORAOS OO Office 1018 So Central phone ai Fries right. Suffice gusranted, - LEGAL NOTICES Notice to Creditors In the County Coart ef the State of Oregon tor Jackson County. In the Matter o the Estat ef Peter F, von Stein Deceased, The undersigned has been appoint ed and qualified by the County Court ef the State of Oregon for Jackson County, as Administrator with the will annexed of ths esiat of Feter F. von Stelnf deceased. All persona having claims against said estate are notified to present them, duly veri fied, with proper vouchers, to m at my office, Cooley Theatre Building, Medford, Oregon, within sis months from Nov, 1035 the date of this notice, RAWliE3 MOORE, Administrator, Notice of Final Settlement, In the County Court of the Stata of Oregon, la and lor the County of Jackson, In the Matter of the Estate- of Kate F. Hoffman, deceased. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has filed his First and Final Account as administrator with the will annesed of ths estate of Kate F, Hoffman, deceased, In the County Court ef Jackson County, Oregon, and that said Court has appointed Thursday, toe 14th day ef November, 1935, at the hour of tn o'clock in the forenoon ot sam day as the time, and the Court Room ef said County Court m the Court House in the City of Medford, Oregon, as the place, for hearing objections to said First and Final Account, the settlement there of, and ths distribution of said estate, AH persona Interested are hereay notified to appear at said time and place and show cause, if any there be, why said Fir&t and Final Account should not be approved by Court said estate be decreed to be iuiiy settled, a decree made for the distn butioa of said estate te the persons entitled thereto, and said adminis trator with the will nnEd dis charged from his trust. Dated and first published Ootober 13th, 1935. CLATOU3 M -CRSD1E. Administrator with the Will annexed ef the Estate of Kate F, Hoffman, deceased, D H?TA' LOHS, No?, i, i!Fr Dlreetora of the General Motors Corp, today voted" 3 extra dividend of sent and a regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents en the common atocx. Three months ago the corporation said 60 sens regular and 25 cent extra, re n&m to that time reguiuar divWends of 23 cents quarterly were paid with occasional extras. Both dividends are pTW 19 to tocs of record Nov, 14, I'm M&U Tribuu n;t ad (OUNTY Forest Creek FOREST 5tEE&( Ko?, 5.-(SpU George Watson of Mf-rt?ard was an overnight visitor at tfts Lee Blaelc hom& Oct. 2B Ths latest In shale letlera arrived is this community from California last week and is a friendship qwllt piece chain. ITsu scratch sufc tae top name as4 send to that person, a als inch IslociE el new eoi&m print. Mr Meyeritch ef Rogue Bivsr, sub contractor la the tagging opera t !oru of the Davisa brothers moved out als equipment October SU the work in these woods being brought to an end h the anew and r&in of the paat week. Mrs. O. O. Dorothy of JaekaonvWle waa overnight visitor at toe home Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Davles Not?, 3. Isabel Black ef Phoenix was week ; end guest at the home ef her father. ; Lee Black Nov, 3 Norman Salsman has rented the Dwggsn pi see and Is ptasrilng to put la a fall crop. He moved with hte uncle Barney SMsman to the big log house Saturday. Nsv.4. Work en the Sterling ditch opened He?. 1- Men from here who are em ployed there Include Paul Psrce Geo. Pearce, Chariey Mad sen and Jack Crump. Mrs. Charley Madsea left Nov. S to cook for the men In camp there. Mrs, O' Byrne and Mrs, Thurston went to Talent Friday evealag to at tend the regular meeting of the Fal lendelphian club of which they are members. 0, D, Hsndallf Sunday school mis sionary, gave a stereopfieon lectura at the school house Oct, 31, The school board has recently pur chased a complete set of wall maps sad standard globs for the sahssl & valuable addition to the teaching equipment. Btchsrd Bamberger, who has spent the past few months here with Ed Kelly moved to Sterling for the win ter Nov. 3. Saturday business visitors in Med ford included? Mr.. George Feares and ; daughter Valerie, Mrs, Jack Crump sns two sons Maiden and Msrton Mrs. Charlie Madaen and daughters Alice, and Mi. Louis Culy, with her children. Charles and Lucille, Mr. and Mrs. Ian Bavies and chil dren Patsy and Leuvelle Mrs, OfByrne and Mia. Thurston. John Black ana Arthur Da vies also attended to busi ness in Medford Saturday, CCG lookouts Robert Nolan and Walter Matasewsky of Mount fsabelie stationa were released from duty Not. 1 and returned to Camp Applegate for ths winter. The annual school census report shows 2y children of school age In this district. Harry Ayres of Medtord was a busi ness visitor here Nov, 3, Mr, and M re, Jeha Black entertain ed a group of friends and neighbors Saturday evening with a potluck sup per ana weiner roast, Hallowe'en games and stunts were enjoyed as well as cards. Weiners were roasted in the fireplace. 1 A good crowd attended Sunday school at the-school house Nov, 3, Use Mail Tribune wast ad. Mail Tribune Dally ACRCS5 I That woman t 4, CHppies , Wsep convul sively Is, Cron? It, WHd fcuffsio of isdia 14, Sheep te bees it, Hu iaeseir with a swingles; motlcm 15, 0fied grass 10. Metai tl. About ti, Dime step 11, Demsnsira- tiva ors- fldUfl M. fJanlsh flsrd I? Country sf a semis opera wizard It, Avoid . Turkish It Half diameter of a sirei -or sphsrs IS, Asssmbla M, iwHtiaion IS. Tree trunk U Article II, Ciiv if Hal- tend II. PicN om cars jitf . Sfttsr rsteh 10. Mathematical ratio 11. Oinlysetios Solution of yesterday Puzxt TlAlMlSjlflAlNViO J APO I- O g IyH "t EH pjsjs A jlgWIN .9. A hIm k A NSjT g D s 5 E g w E 5 T R A T i O A P T MDjLMf k Wm T oMAlDioMDpjM i SfS c i.n jv gjfri jo m h Ioh , Fragment left at a meaf; archaia 4, Sap 47. Half rear stipend dua a dscaed minister eierutori- It Ioud con tinwsd sols M, Chartea for the mm of highways Teutonic god ds frf s?siisje 7 12 p I H K I6 7 W y 22 ZI23 "TWu'W r"sr T3S" ; 34 "U 4e 4-1 "" "rr: s3 .14 JZ Briefs Ph oemx FHGENIX Nov. S. SpU Mrs, George Jackson was ths recipient oi many lovely and useful gifts at a shower held In the Ladles Aid church parlors. Twenty-eight In cited guests were present, A dainty lunch was served by Mrs, J, W, Wt klns and Mrs. B. Ssaneiiffe. Miss Susanna Bsrkiey and Mr. Hathew Bsrkley left ariy Monday morning for Forttasd, where they will remain wteS, shopping and visiting, Mr. &nd Mi, C, T. Fine to moved to M&dford, Mrs. M S. Dsvia returned Thuri- day from a three weeKaf sty is Medfcrd. Dr. Dan B, Standard whs has been Hi at his he-me t&t ov er two weeks, Is slightly improved. Home Eoonomics Vm mm at to church a week ago fWrtay and was fairly well attended ?ry inte res-ting and instructivs program on Buynmmmp was prentsa ny mzm W, A, Brlcker, Mr. and Mra, A, O. F.oyd spent last Sunday visiting in Grants Pass, Mrs, mw& u&mnt jqih? Irene Standtey. left last Monday for her new home in Horn brook, The golden wedding irmiv-ers-sry or Mr, and Mrs. Joim Bstos'ts as celebrated at a church reception October at ths Presbyterian church. The short program present ed included selection toy the Foliag slaters, Mildred Marjorte and Gwea em sis, iWhas You and I Were Young, Mfiggfe," by U. T, Sheets; readings by Miss Biva C&ter; piano ssie toy Mlas Irene steadman and comments by Rev, M N Maliory, About one hundred and fifty guests enjoyed the wedding cs-se, topped bv a Way fcris aus groom, aus dainty sandwienss and ceffee. Frea- ent at tha reception ere tares couples whose combined years t marriage totaled tm years, They wot: Bsv. and Mrs, N, Msliory, Mr. and Mrs. J. G, Vlall. and tne honored guests of the enlng. Mr, and Mrs, Roberts. The entire com munfty joins to wishing them all many more years or wenned hPR' ness, Mrs, Bay Strtmer, Mrs lank W, Denr and son, Gary, left Monday morning by motor for Kansas City Missouri to visit relatives. Mrs, Stringer and Mrs. Denser haw rPt seen their grandmother, Mrs, A, 4, Davidson of Kansas City for over twenty-two year. Antc'ope AHTEMSPB, Ho. a, Bpl. Mr na Mn, John Greb km AMgfcni spending aJ Butts Milto with Mr, na Mrs. Ben mien- Mr. nd Mn, 8, W, Bi, of Med- fort, pent PrWy wJth Mr, noil Mrs B. K. Ws, Antetop iMamf Jab wilt Bt Nowmtwr Th mm will boW box octal. Tb laiUca tmtsti to orjng thrtr money Jon, Mr, nU Mrs, Bill Perry, of If.gle Point, ttenltf th HrttoWra pro- Cross-Word Pozzle , Msmbar of u abortgnai , rac of f, lmedd I, Japiseae oln i, Ctefisidartag: ons'a own interests prJmartiy Id. B pebed 11, Rier bolters H. Forever is. Depart m. In this wt? it Tntkinh court zt, Doll mm M. Hummin bird with a toriR forced taO M, AeiJr bj Itbar SB, Krr 19. Grow snlii S9, Cooswmed il, Orws rror intsnss mtimt W, Perfnrm s!smsii 1, T?fi sis UfSS li, Un4crh&rrde4 psrws $$ Crmm SOWN 1, MlrtrJ sprisf t. Random t. ifirst nama ef marhiBS 4 Human raca . tfetrie land it, 41, 43. S asiss mrnmm Ahd 44, Poem 4, MI fasUaer 4T, PvftQ'JRt , AMsmpt si, ilualrat fit gram. Ko?embef 1 at tht Antelope school. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs, C Bslss of the MerMsan orch&rd, A turkey demonstration was tafid October 9 m ths home of Mr, and Mrs. Tom BsUe?. A Haltoween program was given t the Antetope school, November J, tr Mrs, Wilbur Ericks.cn and puplia, A good time waa bad by all. Everyone was sorry to team of the illness of Hoy Ashpele of BsgtaFsirH Ail hop for a speedy recovery, Alice -Allen, Alice Dny and Ateme rs Day were la Med ford, November 2:, having some dental work done. Wilbur Srirkasn finished his wort at Crate-r Lke and returned home last weelE, Me witt leave soon to- water sehols is Fsttond for toe winter, The rains of the past week he id ud the fan plowing but it la hoped W"s; the pretty weather will continue un til the apples at picked and the plowing finished. Mr. and Mrs. Harold "Coon" Brtf c s 0f Svgle Faint, visited Sir, and Jrs. Bob LJnday, Ck to-ber 2-9, Ma Wanda Wnita and daughter Mrs, Jim Beck and Mrs, Ruby EHji visited Mrs, Rosa aBlss, October J. A surprise party waa given BUI Sigham October SI. Games were play ed during the evening and refresh ments were wrve-d- at, late hour. There were OT present, McLeod MXEOD, nm a, (Sn1,J A Jolly 1 HUowsen frolie wnm neid st IawwU hurst Khffil Thwfiday mming The many whs attended in responi i-a th attractive imitations sent out by ths school are jnost enthusUstte about the fun they had. Eeryont young and oWf came masked and cw tumet Including Mr. and Mrs, F, J. Di is worth, Sr,. who mm awring the-ir nineties and whs eaused rm end ef mirth with their funny faces. The Hallowe'en spirit was carried out to perfection with the oW sehoolhsuae ringing in merriment. The children gave an appropriate entertainment after which the teacher Mrs, Barrett, conducted lonely gamea and awarded musical prises which added much to ths evening fun, Hob art Ditswerth to reported to be Ml with mea-stei. Mr, and ra. Alfred Garden antf faml ha?s moved to the Manning place which ttosy have rented, Frank JMtswgrth Jr, whoa name mm drawn on the grand Jury Hat spent most of the, past week on jnry duty. Mr. and JIra, Beubes Peyton, el Bedford, are visiting Mrs, Ssiia Tssllis and the HssUng torothsrs, Mr, and Mm Siingartand left Sat urday for tteir home in California,, The early snows ef last weefe dis appeared as suddenly as they cam. Jacst Frost is now a nightly visitor. and la causing considerable damage te water pipes. The Orange ladies met Tuesday of last weelE with Mn, Hath Car J ton- for an ail-day quilting bee, and again on Thursday with Mrs, Frank Dit worth, Jr. Quite a number ef the members et the upper Rogue H. B, club attended the Isgie Point H, B. iub Wednes day. The upper Bogus H, oluh te str ing a harvest fesMai at Bogus Elks hail Saturday evening Msv, W, There wilt be a basasr candy booth, fish pond refreshments and free enter tainment for young and eW A beaw Mfut flower garden quilt wi)I be among the- many fanoy work articles to be sold, Many residents of the upper Begins attended the opening of Mr and Mrs, T&te's new store, November 1 and expressed their appreciation of the varied stock of goods e reasonably prised and er tended their best wishes for Mleeda new store. The Tate' best drawing card will be the sale of groceries at regular Medford prices, 31 miles up the Crater Iske highway, -4 . Central Point CENTRAL POINT, Ho, 8,-Spl,) On the occasion of her BSth b-irthrJ&y anniversary Mrs, Mary Orim, Sun day, October ST. was an Invited din ner guest at the home ef Mr. and Mr. Humphrey, the birthday ef Mr. Humphrey having occurred on Friday preceding to date. The fourth birthday annfiwrsary of Mttie Miss Lola Helen Hedrick was enjoyed at the home of nsr grand parents, Mr. and Mr. W, H, Jloreross. Ths forty-second wedding anni ?eriry ef Mr and Mn. Oe-jrg-e Fox waa honored at the heme of their daughter and aoo-ln-law Mr, and Mrs, Bogsn ef Medford, with a din ner party Wednesday awning, Friends of Mr, Wallace are pieaaied know that he is able to he at home again and steadily improving, Mr. and Mrs, A. W, Foots of the WSUmtte Valley recent arrivals In Central Point, ar now established at the A, W, Walker raneh north ef town, Mr, and Mrs. Walker eon tem pi te leang for CaMfornl is the near future. Mr, and Mrs, Wight ?isHed Mr, Wrighra aunt, Mrs, Stead of Foou 0nks Sunday, Mrs, Stead is Terr iii, Mrrr. R. C Iwi entertained Friday with love? one ohiocfc luncheen, 7c-n0 enjoying her hospitality were Ur. matm Oleasen Mra. h COrtmea, Mn, U. H, Smith, Mrs Ssrsh Roe and Mr. and Mr Lewi, Mr, and Mn, 'Trn Cochr&n re turned Wednesday from BiverIde. Califs whew aw "ere visiting rela tives. They wer accompanied by John Wright, whe w a brother ef Mrs. Cochran, Mr, Cochran brought he? a new Chevrolet, Mr, Wright acting ss chauffeur. Th Baiiwswrtm party glwn y the wmifns fwief corps was an enjoy - Me affair for both chiidren and theSr elders, Mf Jenni White was in charge cf the program and the 1 small girls and beys, under her train. lng gar soma pleasing folk dances Norm Jean and Roberts alas gaw numbers, Mrt, J. Cmft to th happy posaeaaer of ths glass luncheon set. The beautiful reJws plat waa id at auction by OertSd MorrSs, Mrs, D- mon being the purchaser. In charge of the cid thfe were Mrs, Musty and Mrs. Hiikey. Msry tid iiOi KcLm,io& mm m&$i Coach Of O. S, C. X 5 fit Lsb gtifistf head fwAhsii zmtM 1 iha Orsjon Stat utUtge, mails Mb Urst bW for csagMjsg fama whan hS tam In 193J rtoppal h wlnnlna rSt of 8outhrn CaWornla't Tro jan, CAoIatJ Pr Photot MesdsHjea PoweM MapSs and Cum mings were Sn charge of ths country store, with Z-pita Elaa and Iw Cc-p-- inger with the fish pond and Mcsdames Clero Gleason and leo Vx- ter at the pie and coffee table, Everything- was disposed ef and a substtn tlal addition to the treasury is re ported. THE GRANGE Central Mnt fining?. Central Point grange heM tegular meeting Friday evcnii, Ttoe fol lowing off Jews for 1939 were ejected; Matter, WUitam iey; c verier, O. F, Smith; Jerturer Fn ye RKnr Ete'ird, H a r s i d Head; arttant steward, jUton wneione; chaplain. Mm F, Whetstone; treasurer, S, W, Brainard; F.?orctary. Harriet Lyd- isM; gatekeeper, Aubrey Ssnder?-; Ceres, BstJwr Lathrop Pcrcans, E;- ton lofland; Fiara, Dorothy Ow! lady s.Mi?:an; stewards CbtoS Furry, and members ef exoeutta commit tee, Victor Burses Arnold Bonner and Ard en Tyrrell. Installation will he held some Ume to December at a union meet ing of aM granges of the csuni. With the coming of the fan sea son and the rush of sunimer worK over, an Increasing attendance to looked, for. Several memders ef the Central Point Orange espKt te E& to Sacramento thto mon.th to atind the National G rang a session and take the seventh degrea work, Lake Creek Gtartee All patrons of Lstee Creek: Orange are urgod to be present for the next meeting Sov. . the occasion being election ef officer. There will atae be sis candidates to be balloted on, l&dtea are to bring h.moh ensugh to m japer aacfc for two p-eople, and the men to buy the paresis for one nickel each, fjsst sheeting en-Joyed a ?er?- fooc attends, rice-, with an exoeotionEiiT fine program, Mabel Brswn gtve an in teresting talk on Mongoiii-, R'J.ts Moora and VVaiisce Ka,.gKi,Ce enter tained with instrumental m.Ufi;, thd Oesrge Bro-xn gave humorous r-?-d ing which afforded much imasrt, Much entertainment waa gained front F. siho we 'en games Belietous re freshments of turkey sandiche. csfce, cocoa and apples ere served by Mr, and Mrs, Heed Charley and Mr. and Mrs, Tom. Stanley, Two. Hallowe'en, jack Mnterna fashioned by Emma Messals ware ao eieveriy done that they presented decidedly gruesome appearand Cerstrsi P'ttn Orange Central Point Grange met Friday nigh with an increased attendance, Preceding the business session, elec tion of officers was held, resulting as fellewas Worthy master Will Foley; overseer, Clifton F. Smith; lecturer Fmif Ritoinger; steward, Harold Head; assistant steward, Alton Whetstone; chaplain Mrs, Whetstone; treasurer, W, Brainerd; secmtiy M, Lydf ard; gate-sper, Miimf Sender; ares, Esther Lathmpi Pom on-a, Kl ten Lof land; Flars. Dorothy Owem lady assiatont steward Cs.tat Fr.crry; executives, Victor BurseM Arnold Bohnert and Arden Ty?eU, On aecoant of the bulk or business there was no entertainment program. Coffr er with pumpkin pis and iip ped cream was served by H, i, C committee. I0KD SHINERS TAKEN FROM BUND SANTA BAHBAHA, OlKf, War, t. (UPh party 8hrt?5, he vied tsy Mtmim Blue, Btm ew, lw4d l tmttlf tmi nljht Br emg mumomtd lot two hf m WJ Tf mucurt b-T the Mt jpart ptlri fct, utttt mmrU t)lr wy to Jwpg to ted Horn mm WTtotntr fcrt, Mwoj(fc Jump, 13, ai tm Amoeba, fct Jm C-C VICE PRESIDENT : ELECTED IN ASHLAND Crsn !fftrsi prMnt f sees, ein sn mi ma - un - at la O. W. WJrtmJUnr !. Tim mme&m wemt e?s memg 1m, mam t mtxmom. om, rtcf niitnna will aaU torrf nt ta near iwmm. Tim phm sm Hut Jty mm mn ptasUa tar toor tsgmtSm 1m &ssw)m ma cess 3 tsem BswsMng tSjto aaaaaffi, torms m$m 'rtnsr teaHto Sardoaa isUs present c-r ile3giMm. litwrolopcal Repart Mttltmt mat tilf; Tir toaljlii nrt Wny, Slowly rtstaf tna Otttm.; Htfr tonight tm wto toy. moKtf itahn itmpmmm, HwaJpraWnw jfsr if tKsjt Blgisat 11 hmt m. Total BsontlUj pmaplttUoa 8.18 tnc.hf. IHctemcf fig5 th msmnM 4.1 immm, total jwlpltttj rtn BojsteojSae 1, IS3, am tmtum, Mmern tm mm mxm o. Jncn, m.f m ptt tents jb. tortM m o Sunrise tomorrow at a Sunset tomorrow at 4 pm Otarnithro Taken at A M, 1 MertdtaB Time II II II I gj gS fi 1 Boise Beaton Chicago , Seawr Eiress Helena Lei- Aug?:? s , MEDFORD Mew Twfc '4 Cier M T, C foody 4': S4 Ci.OU.5y M M J Cisi? M S3 CLer S4 T, CJewdy W M Ciefc? M M Ciesr T. Cioody Ed 20 T. C-;eT MM Clew m ctew 30 T, &y is .... 3oidy S8 IS T Clear Cr S-S ?5 C-iou-df m p , c oy Si T, Bate Omaha Phrerft x Portis-nd Rojhurg , S&lt Ls-se Ss-n FT'S-ncitco , eaMie Walla WaBa ROGUE RIVER FILM SEHIW1E0 The peasJWM that E-ous rtrer may some day be h,- focs.i for m ctit4.r moving phodure, prt WHi rorg dear to the Imato ct Eb msr omantte ef a tey orreriiv gained impetw iat week upon anwnoemant oj Pratik Lloyd, Vmm mou-.nt- PSeturea prodaOTf ef riMuh;-riy on t h B&ur.-ty."r i.hai th riwr Jsa ateMg rxM-idiiitieft fo? ptetom wort. Lloyd has am ret-umed to hi wsm te Hollyos-ood ifter spending J day at Errue BrnafB Cai i fo rn i a -on th Rogue, shotting Siros- and fMiteg, impTtmed wm he dth the recreat:orj" &L sfferlnga here that he sur. Sr&st thst h rili sturs rutariy int-eadirg: to barfm a pa,rty of at leaaft iOnet year, ClaA Gabs and his wjf wer h&T-e been the g-oeus of Uoyd oo 4hSi trip but last ml nut oustoeas p"f rented their coming, Tr,-t-j dU orc4 aMy be smeg the ia th prt next year, Uoyd tsid ErnJ-t, GAlMlOLL FOUiliERED unu raw, Kst. . a ftJd a C), .fp-ft fegnte ptfbate Mfc 1 ta iimrtst teMm o, gunman sue wJjmu MJrtwl Swffl! ta Jr pun. John Iismgm, tagmm hum roiher. jmm(4 sMunt g.ne?.y.ri at, bits ismpttal to ftiliBjM Tin fcrtto MMIi Ippe4 iwbj ft K c. r. : f ; -. r aspfc Ja te ft gam flgh to irtW Un?iru wlf mtt T e r s -:p foar 5 .-fi r ' : h .'-. C- r r may h s v 5 ha. fey '-tt ag adtSsiamMS, Ts H tr FIf MOM flt. Mo, TO C BBST, tit S Cr,'.rtL Dirset Reducticfii LOANS ON HOMES Varlshie Interest 6 -to !n Mfttforj DSstrtrt First Fecieraf Savings i Loan Assn. of Medford 2? Ho, HOLLY ST.