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FOB WANT ADS
. LOST AND FOUND
POUND Beam to plat-'orm scale.
W. Ayers, central point.
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LOST Gold lavaller with blue stone ;
pendant. Return to 'rrioune omce. ,
Reward.
LOST If aog is mibaine caNI616
MALE AND FEMALE i
MAN or WOMAN wanted to supply
customers with famous Watklns
Products In Ashland. No Invest
ment. Business established, earn
ings average 825 weekly, pay start
' Immediate Write J. R. Watklns
CO., 4018 JiOlUS or... uaKltina,
WANTED MALE HELP
TTANTED Man who
understsnds
dairy to work on orcnara.
references and tel number.
l?43. Tribune.
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AGENTS WANTED tor exclusive
Mivtfnrri. other tOn'ns.
Thydro-X In eas Increases mileage
35 to 5J. 100 can (postpaid)
treats iw gam uuwbu ....,
' ;l to as Thydro-X Distributor,
. . 1017 High St.. Klamath Falls.
rwr wrtTTin VOTT lllcA tf make
; 7.60 a day? Own a brand new I
Pord sedan besides ' Be your own i
boas? I aoud everything you need. ,
Positively no money ria. mo..a
: free. Albert Mills 29 Monmouth.
Cincinnati. O.
iW ANTED FEMALE HELP j
JOU CAN earn 352 weekly and get all
. your own crease? free of any cost, j
Be local representative for lovely
j Fashion irocks. Delightful. Dig- !
V nlfled. Fashion Frocks, Dept. N- ;
i'389, Clnilnna'l, Ohio.
WANTED SITUATIONS
EXPERIENCED waitress wishes work.
Phone i21H-J. 245 No Qrape.
MARRIED MAN wants work: thor-
oughly experienced In blight cut-
.. "... ... . , ... a -
ting, au ornera wtk: ijwu iuc-
chanlc: capable of taking full
charge. References Box 1101. cate
Tribune
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DAY & night, service carpenter work
Lee Williams, 1520. N. Riverside.
WANTED Day worl
Phone 1345-M.
WANTED Position as orchard fore
man. Years of experience In every
phase oo orchard work. Can take
complete charge. Best of relerences
Address Box A, Mall Tribune
WAHTKL) WlSUEiL.LAn &uub
TOBOGGAN Wsnred cheap. Horace :
Thompson. Prospect, box 18 or '
car Grleve's Store. I
HIGHEST Oorn-Belt prices for car
loads broke or range horses, mules
and colta Pred Chandler Horse and
Mule Market, Charlton, Iowa.
WANTED
BQUTHERN BUII-DING ft LOAN
ASS'N stock and saving passbooks.
WIU pay 100 cents on the dollar.
Bring you atocr certificates and
psas books
CHARLES A WTNG AGENCY. INC.
109 E Main
Tno Itailii4 "to
WANTED To rnt or lease by respon
sible part small acreage. Must e
close to M ford Box 1349. Tribune.
WANTED Buycle motor,
clslon SN,?. 410 E Main.
WANTED TO RENT On west side
near Junior nigh ' school. 6-room ,
house w'th hvvmfnf by Februaiy
1st. Tel. uy.i-A,
WANTED ,1400 loan on property
rallied at ,5000 Nora Neathamer. ;
Rogua Hirer
WANTED Custom hatching chlck
tna, dunks, turkeys egs. Cummlngs
Poultry Ranch. 5 miles out Mid.
aray Road, Central Point. R. 1. j
WANTED Used furniture, rarwgea. I
beatars. tools fruit lars. ate Hoi-I
brook Purnitura Co.. In old Firs
Hail Bldg. Ill I 8th. Tel. 547.
W ANTEL
We psy saab tot household fuode
tumitura snd stoves We also ouy
metals bides per-s wuol and mo
hair MEDFORD 8AROAIN HOUSE
tl N Orape St Pbone 1083
WANTED Disc for Fordson tractor
L R. car Mail Tribune.
WANTED Cook stovea heaters bed
springs mattresses dty-beds sani
tary couches and cola or srhat
bare ou- We psv cash - exchange
KEW DEAL FURN EXCHANOl
433 t stain St
WASTED
FTJH8 FURS FURS
Highest cash price paid for rsv furs
Complete line Jt trap, m sale
alEDFORD BRIIAIN HOUSE
I J7-33 Nu 1-ap, St.
I aieOIord.
FOB BENT HOD8E8
FOR RENT Pine 4-room furnished
...... . ..
house. Roc. K. Weal Court, corner.
Myrtle an? Tay.or ota. uo.
ton.
POR RENT Small modern furnished
house; PrlsWalre garage: well situ
ated. 121 N-rth Holly St.
POR RENT 6-room furnished houae
eerden spaoe Inquire 1318 locust
St.
FURNISHED house and garage; adults.
60 Wee loin.
&8 NIC! moaern cottage, partly fur
I nlshed 8th and Maple. Central
Point.
SMALL furnished house at 134 8.
Grape St. rTlgldatre Adults. 833 60.
POR RENT 8 room completely fur
nished home. 838 West 4th.
POR RENT 4-room turn bouse: elec
tric range, refrigerator, oil heater;
garage; adulta. Phone 848-Y.
S-ROOM furnished. 3 or 8 bedrooms
Close In Phone 1433-J.
POR RENT 6-room modern furnish
ed house, close In Phone 457-J.
POR REN'I homes furnished
unfurnished Brown White
FOB BENT APARTMENTS
4-ROOM Apartment, steam heat,
Frlidalre. hot water, garage. 603
8. Holly.
POR RENT 3-room apt. 40 Quince
St. Phone 641-W.
2 AND 3-ROOM furnished apartments.
616 No Central.
POR RENT Desirable furnished apt.
I Hotel iJrand.
TTrXrTZT
APARTMENT for rent 801 N. Central.
j0hn Frees.
POR RENT Apartment. No children.
718 Welch.
POR RENT Apartments.
334 Apple.
' APARTMENT for rent. 918 West 10th
St.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment.
329 N Holly Phone 879-X
p0R RENT ROOM BOARD
: BOARD Home-cooked meala served
I- In prlvtae home Reasonable rates
! Near buslnesa district. 23 N. Orange
St. Phone 1473-X.
BOARD AND ROOM, rates reasonable
at 718 E Main
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
ROOM In new modern home: private
entrance ga.iage. Phone 1580-Y.
I vn'KAOTIVB rooms U4 ft tlrape
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT 10 acres. Improved; close
to town, free Clarence Pierce.
FOR RENT. 15 Acres good garden
land under Irrigation Irene weiia,
Talent, Ore.
FOR EXCHANGE REAL
ESTATE
' TFN ACRES 5-room house, double
! crace. chicken house, good well,
electric lll)ta 8f miles. Los Ang
eles. Tratli clear for clear ranch.
405 Peck Rd El Monte, Calif.
MEDFORD propert ; to trade for Coos
Fay prop-'ty. W L Caasady, B
841. Marsnlield -
tm . t-.r In fnMl rVttnf. hnrnd
msius. cu. v..-.'-. - -
for car.
p O. Box 401, Central
Point.
FOR TRADE 17-acre dairy farm;
trade tor larger place In Jackson
or Josephlm- counties Will assume
some indebtedness Joe W. John
oUju. Rt. 2, B-ix 177. 2 miles north
on old Paclllo highway.
POR SALE OR TRADE Income prop
erty. cIoa In Phone 955-J
FOR SALE - REAL ESTATE
POR SALE Modern five-room house,
well built, fireplace screened back
porch, garage, woodshed, large
back yard good location, East side.
Re&Aonabii price Box 1343, Tri
bune. FOR SALE 148 acres. Appleeat dis
trict; 22 "crea trrUrated 45 A. in
alfalfa: 6-roum house. 2 barns;
fenced and cross-fenced with wovca
wire. Pr.ce 35u0
Also
16 arre improved, 6 miles out,'
only $600. 1200 cash.
L O. P1CKELL
204 East Main. Phone 1680-J.
FOR SALE 52 acre close to Medford. j
$1 000; alsu 11 acres mostly bottom ,
soil. S mlW crit sftjo, also 1ft cr
on Pacific hiehwav adjoining Med-'
ford; fine caMeo soli 6-room house, i
Trade lor 'jol Angeles property: al !
11-room t.arWnent house close in.
Price 1.6.6: terms Clarence Pierce,
Room 1, L'Um Block Medford.
POR SALE Fine home. 6 rooms, ex-
wllent condition, on paved atreet;
In cood ,MSMnt!ai section, pay
ments easy II O. Wilson. Tel. 1584.
FOIl SALE OR TRADE-- lots In Port
land. tVhst tu.ve you? Inquire 435
8. Oakda'e
ATMOUlNO CITT
S acres, located )ust out of city lim
its on olld hlohway: 4 acres full
bearing Ba'tletts. excellent soil. Ir
rigated 8--,om home outbuildings
This place Is priced right at S22MI.
with part down sno terms to suit
reenonslble tuver.
, CHARLES A WINO AOBNCY, IHO.
( (Exclusive Agenta.)
STOCKED AND EQUIPPED DAIRY
tANCH
43 scree, cnek bottom soli, only
miles frox town in highway; about
30 acres In clover and alfalfa. 8
acres unr er ditch balance fret
oumplng right: 13 milk cows, 6
he'.Iers, 1 Ouernsev bull, 1 team,
milking .t'achina snd complete
frm equipment; goo spring; mod
ern hou-w. outbuildings. Total
price 47500 Oil: half cssh.
CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY. INO
108 E. Main St Medford. Oregon.
FOR SALE One oi the finest J '4 -sere
sub h..mes. sll modern, close in.
all new buildings Deal with owner
Box 1331. Tribune.
HOUSES tor sale or rent.
Tel. 198
evenings 1147-W
1WHI
of
EN you think ul real aetata tolas
Brorb 81 Waitt.
FOR HALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Pine suburban home .
..... ..- llt ant. frtll In
DroDer-les that will suit you In sIM
and price. Also Medlord homes at
prices and on terms to Interest any.
one In the msYket.
BROWN 4r WHITE. Realtors
FOB SALE AUTOMOBii.ru:
1927 Oldsnfeblle 6 coach. In good
shape. Bargain for 850 cash. Call
384-Y or 19.
When BETTER USCT OARS are
available. Sandy will have them.
1034 Chevclet Sedan, with radio.
1933 Chevrolet Town Sedan.
1935 Chrysler Sedan.
1934 Chrysler Alrllow.
Is good.
.933 Ford v- Coupe
1934 Chevrolet Pickup
Bulck 8edn
Studebaker Sedan
"30 Pord Coupe
They say It
.8180.30
, 135 00
. 175.00
Dodge Sedan
350 00
STUDEBAKER BALES AND SERVICE
POR SALE OR TRADE Model T
Pord truck; ood condition. 341
W. 2nd
GOOD DSED CARS
Get Our Pices Before You Buy.
Two 1933 Plymouth Sedans.
1934 Dodge DeLuxe Coupe.
1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan.
1934 Chrysler Airflow Sedan, beat of
care and runs like new.
1931 Chrysler 6 Sedan.
1934 Pord V-8 Sedan.
1939 Desoto Roadster.
1939 DeSoto Sedan.
1933 Chrysler Royal 8 Sedan.
1934 Tcrraplane Sedan.
Special Terns on ah Used Cars sold
this month.
LANGi MOTOR CO.
Chrysler Dealer Plymouth
Used car lot 6th Bartlett
FOB SALE POULTRY
AND EGGS
R I. RED Hatching Eggs. Cummlngs
stock. $l.f0 per 15 Cherry Ave.,
off Stewart Ave. Route 1, box 141.
CUSTOM HATCHING Booking ord
ers for turkey egea only. Eggs
day old and 8-weeks old poults.
Winston Hatchery. P. O. Box 868,
Roseburg. Ore. '
BOOK your Orien. Now for Hatch
ing at Sweeney Poultry Farm
Rhode Island Reo Cockerels for
sale. Route J, box 114, Medford.
R. I. R. HATCHING eggs, Cummlngs
stock, 81.00 oer It Cherry Ave. off
Stewart Ave, Route 1, Box 141.
CALL Dreaaler's Square Deal Hatch
ery for hatching and chicks: Feb..
Mar. Rocks Reds, 10c 1107 E. Main.
Phone 1589-Y
POR SALE Hatching eggs. 50c for
IS. Near Howard school. Mrs. D. J.
Stelner. Route 2.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE- aome nice Chester white
pigs, also aome good brood sows.
David Jensen, 4 miles south of
Grants Pasa on Highway.
FOR SALE Order your baby calves'
row for tprlng delivery from reg
istered and graded Holstein cattle.
H. H. Dietrich, R. F. D. No. 4.
FOR SALE Sheep purebreds. Entire
flock very 'easpntble L. A. Salade.
Central P..nt.'
FOR SALE 40 head oi hogs, free feed.
Address 243 7tb St. Ashland.
FOB SALE OR TRADE Work horses,
saddle horses, springer heifers and
cows. Comer of Court St. and Mc
Andrews rosd.
FOR SALE DOGS PETS
POR SALE Thoroughbred Australian
puppies Phone 16-F-1S.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
STEEL SAFE 31x23x26, 30.00. Mc
Cuiston, 317 K Riverside.
POR SALE No. J Clipper fanning
mill. J. L. Richardson, Central
Point.
FOR SALE Cast Iron heating stove.
1103 North Riverside.
FOR SALE Child'- Lloyd cart, 5,
and walnut thigh chair, 3. Call
i?49-Y.
FOR SALS or TRADE Home made
tractor, Bantam chickens, Giant
rabbits, orosoector s compass dip
needle. Wanted. Maxwell csr. rex,
first hou north Highway Hotel,
Central P'-.int.
70R SALE Double bed, springs and
mattress, or will fade for single
t-ed. Phone 763-R
FURNTTUPE for sale Phone 1140 or
call at 211 N Oakdale.
H-Y Chopped Inquire Brlttsans
Store, Eagle Point.
PRODUCE MEN ATTENTION
900 sarks No. a potatoes, sack..$1.20
.50 sacks No. J potatoes, sack ... .80
Winter Rinch, 6 miles southeast
Merrill. O.c Write Arthur Winter,
Tulelake, Cat
FOR SALE- Hotpolnt elctrlc range.
325 Cottm St
t COMPLETE Household furnishings;
oractlcally new- reasonable. 1033
West 9th .after 8 pm.
FOR SALE IncubetoTS. washing ma
chine, doors, piano ranges, books,
dress forms lack's 3nd Hsnd Store.
408 East Main.
PERSONAL VALENTINES, 43 00 doa.
See Kennell-Ellla dlsnlay case. 43 N.
Central for samplea Phone 329.
CUiJj APPLES for nog feed. free.
Come and get them. Pinnacle Pack
ing Co.
FOR SALE
4t cu. ft. Kelvlnstor.
0 cu. ft. Kelvlnstor.
1 Automatic Wes'lnghouae range.
1 Medium slae wood range.
I Electric waalier
1 Mohair davenport and chair.
I Oak dlnliu, suite
Above are al. repoaseelsons tn good
condition and priced to sell at
worth -whlK asvnrs
CUPP8' nJRNtTUnE STORE.
TYPEWRITERS Bierma 118 N. Cen
tral. Pbona 383.
STEEL safe 31x32x38. 83000. MOCula
ton. 11' N Rlvers.de.
FOR SALE Apple.; at ranch. We de
liver. Tel 3M-J. O. V Myera.
HANSON and Hjllywood W L. chick,
heavy laying strains large vigorous
chicks 9c- Ro.'k snd Reds 10c. Send
for rsrslr lenk Hatchery, Tan
gent, Oregon.
FOB SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
POR SALE Wheat, barley, oats, corn,
1-3-3 cutting alfalfa Henry Nled
ermeyer t'none Jacksonville 354.
POR SALE Baleu oat hay. ground
alfalfa and oat hay. loose alfalfa
hav, fat hogs, spr.iver heifers. C.
A. DeVoe, Phone 623-J-3.
POR SALE Baleu third cutting al
falfa, also brief strsw B. H. Nle
dermeyer. phone 697-R-l.
POR SALE Good clean alfalfa bay.
first and third crops, at Oaklelgn
Farm, 3 mtlea north of Central
Point on Pacific highway. Call 383.
, Otto Bohneru
POR SALE Goou elecino range and
fine wood h-tater. Phone 131-R.
POR SALE Apple wood. 12-Inch.
1.60 tier at orchard or 83.60 tier
delivered In lost lota; 16-Inch 35c
tier higher. Phone 1365 or 468-R-S
tOR SALE Hay and grain; bay loose,
baled or chopped; wheat, barley
and oats whole or ground. Phone
355-J-3. Victor Bursell.
NEWTOWN apples, wrapped and pack
ed or face and fill; large slaes. A
real buy. Newtowna 15o per lug.
Bring your own containera. Phone
926 American Prult Growers. Inc..
313 So. Fir, Medford. Ore.
POR SALE New snd used building
materials. Lee Williams. 1520 N. Rlv
DRIVEWAY MATERIAL 8 Sizes VI
rock at 81.60 pet yard, deliverea
Bateman Phone 1534-f or 9I3-J
APPLES We deliver Tl IS3-L
MISCELLANEOUS
ANNOUNOrNO The Precision Shop
Electrl-vi Repairing loathe work.
Brazing, .Soldering eto. "You break,
we fix." 419 E. Main.
EXPERT Radio Repair Service at rea
sonable prices. Pick's Hardware.
Phone 300.
ALL MAKES of Washers Repaired at
bargain prices this month only
Estimates .ven FREE. Flck s Hard
ware. Phone 300.
POPULAR piano harmony and tricky
breaks taught In a new. easy way
For Information call 815.
EAST SIDE BEAUTY SALON Featur
ing Nu-Ray Machtnelesa Permanent
Waves 5. Aiso special Two (3 oi
5 Permanent (oi the price of one.
810 Etiat Main Tel. 883.
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR LEASE Reasonable terms, ser
vice station and premises on Pacific
highway. lth dance hall. lunch
room and fointaln In connection.
Phone 952 .ir writ Box 1074, Med
ford. BUSINESS DIRECTORY
J.ATKMON COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO
Abstract oi ntle ana
Title insurance The
only complete I i 1 1
System in Jackson
County.
MUKRAY ABSTRAC1 CO. Abstract
oi Title Rooms a and 6 No 32
North Central Ave upstairs
fc Xpert Window Cleunera.
LEI OEOROE DO II Tel U72
House cleaning floor waxing orl
nwl rti eleoninfl and iph'.isf.ertn
rrunsfer.
REIN KINO TRANSFER CO Long
distance naming Furniture, cattle
anything.- Ill N Fir. Phone 1033
O. Stuart. '
GADS TRANSFER & STORAGE OO
Office 1016 Nu Central Phune 31A
Pric! rtarht Service nflrntfi
Mail Tribune Daily
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nomination 8. Character In
Peer Uynt"
I. Quick and
skillful
II. Cavity
15. Mineral spring
14. American lake
16. Separation of
a thing Into
the pans
which com
pope It
17. Minute orifice
18. Rubber tree
19. Station
11. Girl
23. Scornful and
mocking -
Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle
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partment 41. Flmt woman
60. City In Nov.da
61. Spikes of corn
62. Color
63. Annexes
lace
14. Abraham's
birthplace
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crow
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
rKUCKJNM AND STOttAOE - Local
and long distance hauling furni
ture moving eto Reasonable rates
11 833 T k Samson Oo
HAWLEY TRANSFER - Expert pack
srs snd movers 8peclaJ livestock
moving equipment Prices -Ighl
Itfl North Rlver-.lde Phone 813
Money to Lend
MONEY LOANED 160 to 83C0 fol
personal or household purposes on
Houae Purnishiugs or Autos: also
Cars Refinanced L 0 s n s closed
within 80 minutes License No 8
137 see w E Thomas 45 So Cen
tral Income Tax Reports Prepared.
INCOME TAX Federal and state re
turns prepared. See Earl Poy. Room
11, Jackson County Bank Bldg.
Phone 796.
B00FINQ
ROOFING Let ua Inspect your roof
before the rainy season This ser
vice Is free Call 270 Rogue Rival
Roof in Oo
LEGAL NOTICES
Warrant Coll
School Dlst No 91 warrants num
bered from .27 to 718. Inclusive, are
ca!ed for payment. I literal will
ceate after January 27th. Preaent
warrants to the Mod ford Branch
United States National Bank, Med
ford, Oregon for pament. Also, all
persons hoid.ng warrants Issued for
the years U32-3H, 1 9? 3 -34. regardless
of number, oresent same to the above
mentioned ank for payment;
15. A HILDRETH.
Clerk Dlst. No. 91.
County Trevurer Call for General
county i-una warrants
State of Oration, County of Jack
son, ss:
Notice Is nerehy given that there
are funds on hand, for the redemp
tion of all warrants drawn on the
general fund of Jackson County.
tna were reguwrea nun rig me
month of December 1934. Interest
on the abov called warrants, ceases
on this the 25th day of January,
1936.
Dated at Medford Oregon. January
25th, 1936.
A. C. WALK.BR.
Treasurer of Jackson County,
Oregon.
Girl Scouts Of
Roosevelt Troop
Plan Ceremony
Roosevelt troop 2, plans an Investl
ture ceremony for the troop meeting
January 27.
Jo Ann Humphrey. Dixie Davis,
Betty Frey, Ann Judy, June Jarmln,
Thorn nslne Swoape, Ruth Stewart,
Lois Runk, Muriel Piatt and Pauline
Asnpole will be officially welcomed
as Girl Scouts at that time.
The first class girls of the Eagle
Patrol are In charge of decorations
and entertainment.
A special Invitation has been ex
tended to the mothers of troop 3 to
bo present for the Investiture.
Beginning next Tuesday afternoon
at 1:30 the first In a aeries of study
classes for scout leaders will be given
by the local director. All chaplains
And lieutenants are urged to attend.
Also any other persons Interested In
any way, in scout leadership are wel
come to meet with the group.
Are you a member of
Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann's
HOSIERY CLUB?
Join Now,
Phone 642. We'll haul away youi
refuse City Sanitary Service.
Cross-Word Puzzle
IS. Pluuoua
20. Flayed a shrill
musical
Instrument
21. Praises
23. Protective
garmsnt
II. Black bird
14. Drsss matarlaJ
26. Vessels for
heating
liquids
17. Small selling
boats
10. Coverings of
certain
Insects' In
the chrysalis
state
81. Aeriform fluid
84. Clsw of a crab
or lobster
86. Piece of srmor
for the lower
leg
34. Mollied
81. Kthoreal salt
32, Dramatic
musical
composition
41. By
42. American
author
48. Feminine
name
46. Spresd for
drying, at
hay
44. Purpose
47. Dowry
t. Subordinate
part of a
sentence
4. Gives
Information
6, Donkey
4. Skillet
7. liar for
alsrkenlng
threads In
a loom
I. Put down
f. Pertaining to
love
10. Evergreen tree
11. 1'art of a golf
course
Society and Clubs
By JANKT WRAY SMITH
Club -Lodge
Announcements
Jackson Study Clnb
Jackson School Study club will
meet Tuesday. Jan. 38. Instead of
Mondsy, as previously announced.
Madrigal club
Members of the Madrigal club are
reminded of the regular weekly meet
ing to be held Tuesday evening at
7:43 at the Girls' Community club
rooms, Jan. 28.
Baptist Auxiliary
There will be no meeting of the
Ladles' Auxiliary of the First Baptist
church Tuesday on account of the
Rosue River Valley Mid-winter as
sociation meeting to be held In the
church on that day. The association
meets at 10 o'clock in the morning.
Pytlilun Blstera
Pythian Sisters annouuee a card
party Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
In the club rooms. Auction bridge
snd nlnochle will be played and re
freshmen ts will be served. The pub
lic la invited.
Book Club
Mrs. E. P. Vilas an Mm H. S
Deuel will be hostesses to the Cen
tury Book club Tuesday afternoon at
2 o'clock at the Vilas home for meet
ing and tea.
Missionary Federation
The executive board of the Women's
Missionary Federation will meet at the
home of the president, Mrs. ucutkb
Kabele. 618 West Fourth street,
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock
All members are urged to be present.
also a special representative from all
Federated churches to help make
final plans for the World Day of
Prayer, Friday, February 28. Tills will
be an all-day meeting. Ladles of Uic
First Methodist church will be hos
tesses for the day.
tad.V Klwanlani
Announcement is made that the
meeting of Klwanls Ladles, scheduled
for Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. J. H. Fletcher, has been post
poned until the following Monday.
February 3. All other arrangements
will remain the same.
Wednesday Study Club
Members and guests of the Wed
nesday Study club will meet In the
Olrls' Community club rooms for a
social afternoon January 39 Bt two-
thirty. The Qood Times committee Is
In charge of arrangements.
Mission Society
Installs Officers
The Women's Missionary society of
the Methodist Episcopal church,
South, held a social meeting at the
church Tuesday afternoon, Januiry
31, during which officers for the year
were Installed by Rev. Gibson.
The following ladles will hold of
fice; president, Mrs. Taylor; vice
president, Mrs. Igo; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Wood; recording sec
retary, Mrs. Olbson; treaaurer, Mr.
Bills; superintendent of study, Mrs.
Ray Arthur; publicity chairman, Mrs.
N. 8. Oatman; supplies, Mrs. Wilkin
son; "World Outlook." Mrs. Rlosi
local work. Mrs. Peters; Junior work,
Mrs. Bills with Mary Lou Igo as as
sistant. -
Intangible Legacies was the sub
ject discussed at Tuesday's meeting
under the leadership of Mrs. Cobb. A
playlet was given by nine ladles and
devotlonala wero conducted by Mrs.
Wood. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Wilkinson and Mrs. East.
O. A. R. News
A rummage sale, sponsored by Cra
ter Lake chapter Daughters of the
American Revolution, wilt be held
next Saturday, Fej. 1st, In the build
ing at 43 S. Central, formerly occu
pied by the Handicraft Shop.
The proceeds of this ssle will be
used for the chapter'a ahare tn th
restoration of the old John McLough-
lln home In Oregon City. The old
house, built In 1846, hsa, for years,
been maintained by the John Mc
Loughlln Memorial Aasn. and has
been removed from Its original loca
tion to higher ground and restored
as a CWA project.
Forty organisations, patriotic, civic
snd pioneer, throughout the stats are
actively engaged in this work. Fur
nishings, artlciea and relics, used by
the McLoughlln family aa well aa
contemporary families, are being col
lected to refurnish the home aa near
ly as possible aa It was originally. To
the Oregon society D. A. R. has been
given the refurnishing of the main
living room snd two small adjoining
bedrooms. e
Mrs. B. O. Harding la local chair
man of this project and will have
charge of the sale, assisted by Mes
dames K. A. Moore, M. M. Morris,
H. F. W. Spllver, R. E. ortten and
other members of the chaptor
Mission Class
Continues study
Mrs. Carl Brommer was hostess to
the Missionary study class of tne
Presbyterian church at her home Fri
day afternoon for a continuation of
the atudy of the home mission book
"Toward a Christian America," by
Mrs. D. W. Luke and Mlsa Elisabeth
Burr,
Mrs. W. I Tumy will be hostess to
the claea at the next meeting Janu
ary 91 at her home, 313 South Orape
street.
. WINDOW tiLASS We sell window
glees and will ruplace four broken
windows reasonably. Trowbridge Csb
Inst Works.
P. T. A. Calendar
for Jackson Co.
Medford City Council
Meeting date; February 18, 1 p. m.
Peace: Home of Mrs. Thos. Rose-
berry. Junior High School, hostesses.
Presiding officer: Mrs. Madeline
Cood.
Jackson School, Medford
Study club, January 2B.
Peace: School luncheon, 3 p.
followed by tea.
Regular Jackson P.-T. A.
Meeting date: February 21.
Peace: School: time, 8 p. m.
Program: Pounders' Day program.
Stiver tea..
Presiding officer: Mrs. Allen Smith.
Washington School, Medford
Study club, February 8.
Preceded by luncheon.
Regular P.-T. A. meeting.
Date: February 21.
Candle lighting program. Silver
Ua.
Presiding officer: Mrs. A. K. Brock
way. Lincoln P.-T. A., Ashland
Date: February 14.
Program by children.
Social hour.
Junior and Senior High. Ashland
Date: February SO.
Program: Chapter 8, "Our Public
Schools." 4
Book review, social hour.
Ashland City Council
Date: February 6.
Luncheon, with Founders' Day of
fering.
Data: February 7, 8 p. m in high
school.
Short program by the eighth grade.
Prof, Arthur Taylor speaker. Sub
ject, "History As an Aid In Modern
Living."
Howard P.-T. A.
Date: February 18. 7:30 p. m.
Program: ' Founders' ' Day candle
lighting ceremony. Daddy's night. Re
freshments.
Eagle Point
Radio Study olub, January 39,
Rummage sale, February B.
Regular P,-T. A.
Date: February 14. -Place:
High school.
Program: "Founders' Day Playlet.
Silver Tea.
Presiding officer: Mrs. Millie Ting-
leaf.
What the Girl
Scouts Are Doing
A covered dish supper vs held at
Scout headquarters Tuesday evening
to organize a troop leaders' olub. Mrs.
Louis B. Humphreys was chairman of
the meeting and the following offi
cers were elected!
President. Mrs. R. I. Carley; vice-
president, Mrs. Leach; and secretary,
Mrs. Louis B. Humphreys.
It Is hoped a good attendance of
leaders will attend these meetings, su
a very comprehensive program Boa
been planned and It la also felt many
of the troop leaders' problems can b
discussed and solved during the meet
ings. Next meeting Is announced for
February 18 at seven-thirty.
Oet-Together Club
Will Meet Wednesday
Announcement la made of the Oet-
Together club meeting January 39 at
the Eagle's hall, starting at 13:S0
with a covered dish luncheon, the
regular meeting to be called at two
o'clock for nomination of officers.
Next regular business meeting will
be Wednesday, Feb. 11, at which time
nomination and election of officers
wilt occupy the session. A covered
dish luncheon will be served that
day also, at the same time.
1
Ee correctly oo rested tn
an Artist Model by
Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann.
i
Individually designed Spencer drees
and surgical garments. Mrs. a. m
Welshaar. Phone 1323-R
A Rare Combination Opportunity to
Make $3,000 or More Per Year
right In your own horns, displaying following horns equipment, you
will enjoy ss a user, and tsJts orders for as a DEALER, with ths help
of a portable maohlns educational talk that creates Interest, because
It tells how nearly every family man can aave several tlmea the ooat
of all ths home equipment,- WHETHER HE BUYS ANY OR NOT.
just by spending one hour In connection with something he now has
that Is COSTING HIM A OREAT DEAL TOO MUCH.
EQUIPMENT: Electric refrigerator; electric washing machine; man
gle: beautiful kitchen range: oil heater; oil burner; humidifier: hot
weather room cooling air conditioner and hot water heater. TERMS:
(F. H. A.) NO DOWN PAYMENT monthly payments amounting to
only few cents per day.
Responsible home owner as deelsr oan have above terms on display
merchandise, snd use It. Son, daughter, and wlfs oan help. Full com
missions In cash on all sales. One dealer sold over a hundred oil burn
ers, snd mads over 88.000 in his first three months. Another dealer
oversold hie quote of oil HEATERS last fall by over a hundred; over
300 of the kitchen ranges sold In one town of 3,800 people. The rest
of the equipment la equally vondorfull Ths machine talk Is powerful.
Ite Information Is valuable.
State-Distributor Opportunity .
To make 910.000 or mors per year If your answer states definitely that
you have 83.500 with which to finance a reesonable stock of mer
chandise end traveling truck display, or trailer display hauled by your
car In appointing dealers that are assy to get because of ths unusual
and powerful pocketbook Interest created by the machine talk.
In answering, please state your age. education, occupation, snd ex
perience. Also sddreaa snd telephone number for appointment on my
arrival In Medford tn s few days with truck containing ths complete
line of home equipment In a traveling and actual operating dlsplsy.
Addresi: 0. W. ColgTOvr, 90S E. 43rd St. Seattle, Wash.
American Legion
Auxiliary
(By Margaret Kerr)
Our national legislative cnalrman,
Mrs. Ernest O. Rarey. In the Decem-
oer issue of our National Bulletin,
emphaaltes thst our only legislative
program la that of the American Le
gion. Quoted also In the Bulletin are
the resolutions adopted at the na
tional convention In St. Louts cover
ing the following subjects:
reoerai Child Labor Amendment:
That the American Legion reaffirm
its 1994 national convention action
In support of the federal child labor
amendment and that the Legion
again work during 1938 to secure rat
ification of the child labor amend
ment In such atatea aa have not al
ready ratified
Rehabilitation: (a) A clarification
of all veterans' administration Issues,
and the Issuance at appropriate In
tervals of such interpretations as
may be necessary to Insure uniform
procedure through the veterans' ad
mlnlatratlon. (b) Recommending de
centralisation of all veterans' claims.
Including the payment of benefits al
ter the death of a veteran, (c) To in
clude many recommendations as to
Individual cases and a general super
vision of veterans' administration
with fair play aa the aim.
That the fourth point of the four-
point program be reaffirmed. That
la. "In no event shall widows or de
pendent children of decessed World
War veterans be without government
protection.
That further consolidation of vet
erans' administration facilities be op
posed.
That burial flags be available la
every postofflce.
Recommending legislation to vali
date treasury regulation No. 11. de
fining total and permanent disabil
ity, and making tarns appllcsble to
converted Insurance.
Recommending legislation pertain
ing to Insurance only whereby the
government must Institute action to
have it declared that a veteran one
declared permanent and total by a
court has recovered.
Recommending legislation provid
ing that no presumption of law In
fact, shall arlae out of failure of
claimant to assert a claim or bring
suit upon any Insurance contract,
provided the claim waa made or suit
brought within the period provided
by law. .
Recommending legislation to pro
vide reasonable fees for 'attorneys
who assist veterans In presenting
alalms on government converted life
Insurance. .
Recommending legislation validat
ing oonvorted Insurnnce policies be
fore July 1, 1938, and cash surren
ders. The Legion has Invited the auxil
iary members to Join them In a
Joint meeting Tuesday night. The
auxiliary will not hold Its regular
meeting Monday night.
Margaret Kerr, legislative chair
man, has arranged for one speaker,
Qeorge Codding. His subject will be
"Legion Legislation." The Legion will
have charge of the program and
after the meeting there will be
cards and refreshments. '
AGEDTOLKSDIE
AS AUTOS SPEED
PORTLAND. Jan. M.-(AP) Aut
omobile sooK'ents last night took two
Uvea here. Oeorve Oeddes, 83, died
this mornlnc He was struck as Its
was crossing a street,
Mlsa Bear Sofia Hetleseler, 70. was
strict by a cor as she alighted from
a bus near rer home In the aarden
Horns dUtr.ot. Tus driver of the oar
said the ''Oman was wearing dark
clothing and he did not see her. Miss
Hetleseler died within a few min
utes. 1-4
SAN DIEOO, Cel., Jan. 38. P)
The San DI.ro Rvallla club has filed
s protest egelna. reopening Zoro Cl ir
dens, nudist oult colony, when ths
California exposition reopens Febru
ary 13. The Bri lls club membership
Is composed entirely ot blind persons.
"KICKERNIOK"
Ondergsrments that fit at
Ethelwyn B. Huffmann's.
Pie Mell Trlbuti. went eds