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Newspaper Page Text! fEPFORD MATL TRTBTTSE. urEDFOKD. OKECipy. SrmT. MATCCTI 13. 103(1 Read every ad on 11114 Pa8e You wlU probably find exactly the things you have been looking for or a eale or trade for unused articles you may have. Search your attic or i tore-room you may find many thlnga others are seed ing and be able to realize Im mediate cash. II what you want Isnt here, advertise lor It Tribune Classified ads are inexpensive etlecUve 1 Per word first insertion (Minimum 35c) Bach additional insertion. per word (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy changea - 81.35 Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Purse (bag) containing ar ticles valuable to owner only. Re ward. Maybelle Church, 703 West th St. LOST If rtogjajnissing, call 1516. ! WANTED MALE HELP LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY wrD PS-BMANENT BUSINESS Larve Ufa Insurance company wanta S: Met Manager at Medford. Salary j nrt exoenses to man selected. Stale , tlal. Box 1325, Mall Tribune. KTrRreDCOUPLE tTrun local cof- ! wracy 646-f-week opportunity. I '"agency, eo o vta. in- .. Mills, 08 Monmoutn. uincinimu, Ohio. BOARD AND ROOM Refined home. Middle-aged gentleman preferred; 126.00 per month. Box 879. Tribune. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Girl for housework. Apply ut 1036 Court St. or phone 1261 ADDRESS cards sparetime good pay. basy dignified work. Stamped ad dressed envelope brings details. Dept. 19, ZABEL INSURANCE, Ar lington, Calif. AUORESS envelopes at home, spare ,lme $5 to 815 weekly. Experience unneccessary. Dignified work. Stamp brings details. Employment Mgr. Dept. 2611, Box 76 Hammond, , Lid. . SPECIAL work for married womon, tarn 621 weekly and your own tresses FREE. No canvassing. No Investment. Send dress size. Fash ion Frocks, Inc Dept. N.-8136. Cincinnati, Ohio. WANTED Woman phone 493-L. for housework. WANTED Young woman, housework and assist with children; board, room and wages. Give reference, .rnone 939-W. WANTED By party on East Main, a girl to work by week. Must have ferences. Phone 1485. W A N?E D Experienced waitress. Jackson Hotel. ' WANTED SITUATIONS PMNTING and carpenter work to "trade for livestock or furniture. P. O. Box 657. YoUNcTwOMAN with 8-year-old son desires Lousework or typing. Box 899, Tribune. LOCAL GARDENER Trustworthy . .lahM nfnrir Rxnert flowers. ShruOS. A F. Meudolclno, 307 Bessie St. WANTED Day work, Phone 1345-M. Mrs. Huson, WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Good oxy-acetylene weld ing and cutting torch. 1617 N. Rlv aralde. HAVE buyer for small tract with four or five room hoiine near Oak Grove aonoul. Must be priced right. J. W. Wakefield Agency. WANTED Springer cowa and heif ers. Ralph Wilson, rnone ui-jw-i, fwntral Point. HtlHEST PRICE for wool and mo hair. Carl Von der Hellen, Phone 13-F-33. . NOTICE Still time for lime and sul phur apray, for pruning, grafting and spraying. Call for R. Dewlt. All work guaranteed; 23 yews ex perience. Phone 401-J-4. WANTED Porch swing. Tel. 468-R-3. WANTED Wool and mohair. Always top prices pa'.d. J. J. Osenbrugo. 182 8 Riverside. I -ITS "tHEWORKMANSHIP." Frerti Oarage, 801 N. Central. Phone 1388 WANTED Approximately 400 feet 4 Icrh pipe. Must be In serviceable condition. IHARIJS A. WTNO AOEXCY. INC 109 E. ysin Phone tit Medford, Oregon WANTED ejOOL MOHAIR Unrest cash prices for wool and mo hair, wool bsirs and fleece twine. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 No. Grape Phone 1063 ' ' . JLT,-KWAVTED Hlfr.est market prlres pild for ir.etils of all kinds, riuts. wool or cott..n Southern Ore. Junk Co. Stewsrt Are. between So. Holly and Oak dale. WANTED We pay cash for houasho'.d foods furniture and stoves We slso oiy metals f,:des pelts, wool and mo hsir MEDFOHD BAHHAl.l HOUSE 37 N Grspe St Ptione :0S2 WANTFD-Plcs. weleht State price In reply. Tribune. lo" 75 !M I M L, Mali . WANTED-MISCEL1ANE0US WANT to borrow 81800 on fine home on Rogue river and highway. BROWN Je WHITE. Realtors. 03. Wl a. rwu. I WANTED Cook stoves, heaters, bed spring., mattresses, day-beds, sani tary ouches and oota or what have rout We pay cash or exchange ITBW DEAL PURN EXCHANGE 433 E. 'tain 3t JUNK- JUNK WANTED CASB PAID for inner cubes, lo per lb up. Rags, cotton and wool, up to 6c per lb Scrap iron small or large lots: also ail other metals of all decrtptlona- MEDPORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 No Grape. phone 1083 FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Suite, In beautiful Hol ly Apartment. 4 nice rooms, Frlg'd Mre, electric range, hot and cold water. Available now. Second door north of postofflce, 840. See man ager In rear. DURELL Court Apt. 8. 339 N. Holly. FOR BENT Furnlsuwd apartment; uew. clean, private bath, overstuff ed. One 3-room. one 4-room at tr.e Gloria Pan at South central, under management of the owner. Mrs. Bechtel. FURNISHED apt.: heat, hot water and gsrage. 135 00. 10 Quince St. FOR RENT 5-room apt. partly turn. Close In. Inquire 20 3. Fit FOR RENT BOARD ROOM ROOM is BOARD Home cooked meal?, 26 per month 303 N Holly FOR SALE DOGS PETS ROLLER CANARIES 31 8. Riverside FOR RENT HOUSES FOhTrENT Modern 4 room furnish ed bouse, garage. 804 Bennett. i7 srr-4 room modern house. furnished. W. H. Everhard, 1013 W. ; 9ih. j Jse In. Inquire 331 . Apple, FOiTrent 7-room house, hot water heat, 8 bedrooms and glassed'" ,ieeplng porch, hardwood floors. v.....- . FOR RENT 5-room lower flat nlcjly ; furnished; garage. Adults. 630 00 j water paid. Inquire 240 S. Grape. - i j FURNISHED house. 134 o. ivy. T TT, tl 1 FOR RENT 7-room house, H4 acres ground, outbuildings. Mrs. Venable, . rnone na, jacKonviiic. FOR RENT 200 South Oakdale, 3-1 bedroom furnished home, wuoa j ranee, nice yard: 827.50 Inc. water. I .Charlea R. Ray. Realtor, Medford Bldg. Phone 302. FOR RENT DeslraDle house on east side, close In. D. T. Lawton, 321 "IP'e. . FOR RENT 4-rootn modern furnish ed house,' 620, water paid; garden end flowers. 852 West 2nd St. FOR RBNT 3-room modern furn shed house.. 315 So. Peach. FOR RENT Homes, furnished or unfurnished BROWN & WHITE FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS ATTRACTIVE rooms, 404 8. Grape. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS GARAGE for rent. 821 Weat 10th St. FOR RENT Approximately 3,500- acre stock rancn on norm ump qua river In Douglas county. See ol write E. J. Page, Dallas, Oregon. FOr"RENT 13 acres. Improved; on , highway. Mccurtain's service Sta., 1 mile south of Talent; FOR EXCHANGE WItJi TRADE "28 Chev. coupe In tnoroughly excellent condition for motorcycle. Box 882, Tribune. ACIOFOR TRADE 1934 Hudson De Luxe coach In A-l condition. Driv en 34.000. Good rubber Paint 'Ike new. Radio. Will take Ford or Chev rolet as part payment. Balance easy trms. E. O. Corn, 610-J-6. FOR SALE OR TRADE Jonathan ap ple 15c and 340 a box. Call at Ala Vista Packing house between 9 and 4 oVlock Bring own boxes. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE WILL EXCHANGE my home In Klsm ath Fahs for borne In Medford. E-en exchange, 62500. Tel. 1214. UOO 8. Oakdale. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 38 ACRES. Improved, real hog 6c tur key ranch. About 3 miles out. 8825.00. ALSO 6 room house, bath, hot and cold water, 4 lots In Jacksonville, 6700, best of terms. ALSO 8 room modern house on Cottage street, 61500.00. A. F. FLOWERS Corner, 13th and Front FOR SALE OR TRADE 100 acres Of tinlmpruved farm land. acre of q arden soil, close In town. Medford Pipe and Machinery, 40 6- Fir. pvtf SALE 1 acre unimproved Ma ple Park Ave. near McAndrews road. ,60 00. Owner 317 Liber'.y BMg.. iledford. L.ROE new cabin, furnished, flre p ace. 200-feet river frontage. Ideal location, close In, MOO.OO. acres irrtnated. adjoining riv er. 4 room home, fruit, berries. A .nap at 538 00. terms. ROOUE RIVEH REAL ESTATE FXf'.'HANOE Office 8 miles north of Oold Hill to Highway PijH BALSC 30-acre ranch, 8 mile north of Medford; large house. 2 rams. Price $1,000; terma. A'ao ll-acre tract close to HlU Ciet Orchards, for 150. s?ee or phone Clarence Pierce. ix H SALE Bv owner. 10 to fiO-arre i-acts. IrrlPRted Bar crtk bott-.m hnd. '4 mile from Mdford; escel ent for gardening. Phone 1524-L. WHEN cjti thing -f rtsit estate think Ol BROWN U WttlTaV FOR SA1E REAL ESTATE DVIS Ever Bright PalnU shipped direct from factory to purchaser. Freight paid. Guarantee given with each order. A. E. Walker. Talent. -- - -. - ... h,,, w. Walker. Phone 31 or 388-J-8. r.iaTMn weTATTP-Kinht acres with i .rrlcatlon. small cottage, fenced. . Close In. Bargain. Box 1308. Mai! Tribune. 1 W ACRES good Irrigated garoen , And. cherry orchard, neat small cottage, close In, $750. terms. Real . Estate Exchange, 19 N. Bartlett St. Phone 1406. A BARGAIN m this a U. -acre Irrigated suburban property about a acres n Ladlno clover, balance ta g arden. Logan- berr es. Youngberrles armd dew-, berries. 3-room completely furnish- - ed home, wired for electricity, good well, small barn and chicken house. lotal price for Immediate sale !.- UUU.UU UVWU, UIM1W V...vv per month. ALSO WEST BIDE HOME BARGAIN ' Located In splendid realdentlal district on navement. all assess- rnents paid, lovely yard, abundance ! of roses, shrubs ana flowere. Home - consists of living room wltn lire- : nlace, dining room wim uuhviw, modern kitchen bedroom and two sleeping porches, completely xuru ished throughout, C"?-a t u f f e d good rugs, electrlo range; In fac:, It Is sll ready to move Into and can be had for 82350.00. Only 635000 down, balance on terms to suit res- nnnnlhln nRTttes. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INC. j (Exclusive Agents) FOR SALE Good 6-room house, cor ner lot, pavement paid; 83OO0.O0; 1C down, balance monthly. Also several other nice homc6, same terms. H. G. WILSON, 7 Chestnut. Phone 1664. FOR SALE OR TRADE 2 placer min ing claims on ..Little Applegat. Seme real pay dirt on this prop rty. Well-built 3-room house. TTade for close-in -improved acre age. See or phone Clarance Pierce. MV EQUITY in Improved 7 acres ad lulnlng Central point. Large house, chicken houses and barn. Inquire Obert Hansen, Central Point. FCR SALE Beautiful Income prop elty; best location In town. Also : 4( A. well located. Inquire 304 Central Ave. So. for SALE 6-room furnished house; good location: lots of fruit trees. price 1,250; easy terms. Also 4-room house on east side near Roosevelt school, 6500. See or phone Clarence Pierce. r pcIt 8ale 100 acres, located 5 miles northeast of Medford; 4-room house. .mail barn, about 76 acres In cul tivation. Priced at 640 per aero; Vrms. 77 Acres, 4 miles north, on Mld- K-att rnnri nhniit. 6(1 acres in culti vation, old buildings. Price sw Der acre: terma. Real estate Is looking up. Bring us your listings. J. W. WAKE HELD AGENCY, Palm Blk. Tel. 17. aTsTo 00 a ACRES, good house. 3 bed. Mmi. garage, 4 miles from olty. E Gould. 402 West Jackson. FORSALE Cabin and river front age on Rogue river. Call 507 Palm St. 8 ACRES free soil fine water right, small house, 6950.00 cash. Brown White, Resltors. FOR SALE 70 acres. 36 Irrigated, splendid sol'., land practically level, fenced with woven wire, good grav e road. (2.000. Terms. L. O. plcke.l, 204 E. Msln. MODERN auburban house, oak floor, running water, bath, electricity, five roms, garage, cement drive, witn more than an acre of fine garden land. Location one mile from high school. Bargain price 63760. Terms Mailable. Earl Tumy, 310 Liberty Bldg. . FOR SALE 20 acres fenced. House, barn. miles from Medford. Soo Wlckle, Fluhrer's Bakery. AN ORCHARD BARGAIN 33 Vi acres, 7 seres D'AnJous, 6 acres 31 yr. old Bosc, 4 scree 38 yr. old Cornice, balance ranch In alfalfa. Fine modern home. Equipment goee with place at 613.0O0 OO or will trade for business building. CHARLES A WING AGENCY, INO. Exclusive Agents Phone 738. 109 . Main HOUSES for sale or rent. Jackson County Bldg and Loan Ass'n. FINE DAIRY RANCH, completely stocked snd equipped: modern home, highway frontage, fine fruit, berries snd garden, a very attrac tive property from every viewpoint 610.800. BROWN t WHITE. REALTORS. FOR SALE & torch farm on Williams ureek. No exchange. Box 1153, Mall Tribune. ' FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES pop SALE 1 1634 1 "4 -ton Chevro let stake body truck, factory built ib A-l condition, good tires. Motor overhauled and guaranteed. Must sell at one Call at 3 miles north cl Jacksonville, Milton's Ranch found&y. T. J. Hlght. TOR 8 ALB Eaeex coach only 11.000 mnes. Good condition, inquire u ft nr. upataira. OKT THE MILE AOS THAT SOMEONE ELSE PAID FOR DIDN'T vBB Some of our Used cara have 75 of tnelr mileage Intact. JP34 Chrvsler Airflow Btutlebaker 6 Sedan ;M5 Chrysler 6 Sedan lu?4 Plymouth Sedan 1934 Chevrolet Sedan 1B2B Pontlac Sedan, a fauy.JiM00 Weral others in Bulck. Dode. Pontlar rhevrolet In sedans, pick ups and trurks. SANDERSON MOTOR CO Btudebaker Sales end Service GOOD URED CARS Lowest Piice In Medford. 1P35 P. y mouth DeLuxe Coupe, like nw. lo4 Plymouth Sedan. 1933 Plvmouth DeLuxe Coupe. 194 Chrvsler Airflow Sedan. 1&30 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan. 1934 Dodge Coupe. 1M3 Plymouth coupe 1P30 Pord Sedan. 1H34 Pord Pickup lf30 Dudee Sr. Sedan. 4 speeds. Also a number of other models We have a number of Real Cheap Cars. Tsed Car lt, north corner 6th end nnvt t.ANOK MOTORS, INC. a N. Riverside. Tel. II. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 19J4 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan, beau Jful Vista Gray finish, perfect throughout. Market value of this car. 570 00. Our price only o3S.O0. Easy terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. FOR SALE Model A Ford truck, also 2nd hand windows. 320 Apple. GOOD TRUCK and 33-ft. Tandum t-aller house for sale or tTade foi ood car D. MlUslagle, 903 Beatty St.. Med:ord. n poj, rale One Star 8-cyl. sedsn. rew Ure8 ana recently overhauled: very good condition. Oall at 426 West 6th. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK sale-, d,lry a heifers, f c w McQrew, guckhorn lo,,, Ashland. Ore. . . p0R gALE 60 ewes; also wesner plgB Tom nati4tt, 3 mllea south of Eagle Point. FOR SALE Span 1S00 lb. mures, har ness and wagon, 8136.00. Jake Brown S. end Kings highway. FOR SALE 3 cows fresh. 4 cows fresh April; wsgon, DeLaval electric separator, 2 garaen ouiuvators. a,. p. KJlUi. Rogue River, Oregon. LEMOND No. 313585 registered Per. iheron stallion will make season at -anch of owner IVi ml. N. W. Om 'jal Point. P. D. Lollsnd. 4 GOOD, unbroken colts, one old saddle mare, a Holsteln milk cows, fur sale. Call Frohnmayer. 186. FOR SALE One team well matched mares Geo Hilton. Grants Pass. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALE R. I. Red hatching eggs, rllood tested Mrs. Win. Lewis, Route 1, Central Point. POP SALE Barred Rock hatching eggs from extra fine flock. 16 eggs kOc; 3 settings 61.50. 100 eggs 63.00. Mrs. Paul Nltzschke. Central Point, Oregon. 6 blocks esst of Cheese fac tory. Phone 303. R. I RED baby chlcka ready Marcn 16th. Mahood heavy production strain. Carley Poultry Farm. Tel. JH-W. BABY CHICKS car. be obtained every Thursday. Purebred Hanson Leg horns, Barred Rocks, R. I. Reds. All from biood-tested stock. Talent Hatchery. FOR SALE 3 old geese. Tel. 13-F-2. "DOING" TOFAINTr USE Davis Ever Bright fresh paints. Eco nomical prices. Guaranteed for coverage and satisfaction. Discount f).r cash and quantltlea. .Wfl save vc-u dollara on guaranteed paints R. M. Cooley, Sales Representative. 609 Oak St. w-i)i oi-euiaij on maim pairs oi wniia or silver rung ngeons. ohic V trsde. 61 per pair. Joe Kings ley. Rt. 3. Box 46, Medford. POP SALE Two thoroughbred hens, i.he rooster: bantams, not related 316 8. Central. FOR SALE Rhode Island Red roost ers, davenport and chair. Phone 468-R-3. IF you have turkey hens for saie call 1614-L, Medford. FOR 8ALE R. I. Red hens, 1st house East Jackson. HANSON and Hollywood W. L. chicks, hfavy laying atralna; large, vlgor oua ch'cks 9c; Rocks and Reds toe. Snd for catalog. Jenka Hatchery. Tftngcnt, Oregon. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Boats for all purposes; bedroom set complete, dining set. electric Ironer and tent. 1124 Mantle St. ACROSS L Steal 4 Be overton ) of 8. Chums L2. New Zealand tree , IS. Soon 14. Leave out la. Broken or Im perfect pan of a larger whole 17. Cultured woman 15. Strainer made of a kind of woolen cloth 19. Mistake !1. Chess pieces 33. Pronoun 2i. Masculine name ST. Support for a dim bins; plant II. Steersman 15. Wander It. Swamp 16. Lone narrow opening VJ. tncourages 19. Votes Mail Tribune Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Solution of Yesterday's Puszle o d p81eAtpf;lTe E..R, A NT HO LO 6 Y ICICLE RAYRE N A V ALSOTEE L EDEN 0PESA5E denaradurst IppjU P BRA I PPjpj ROASTilSM iERR. iON E i6 LUE SAYl&RGiCOONS kllA GElP L AINT m0rt6 a 6 ee see eIrIi ie EzdIe IaIf LIeTud Is. Greedy Si. Shrunk or dis appeared gradually IS. Closing musi cal measures ST. Comfort ftg. Boy ll write is. Eilst t 44. Light repast S3. Pitcher 15. Narrow fabrics SO. Hastened ' IS. Positive eleo- Si. Indefinite trio ooie amount IIlfelTP---- i ilii il 28 if 30 V'0'i 32 37 38 ;,M',3t 4o 7, S3T mM 'SSr JlMl jmLr' aii Si st ;$,: 5 ss ; iSr Sf ',", i0 (ol FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SI EEL SAFE a 1x33x26, 830.00. Oulston. 317 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Motorbost 14-foot solid rrahogany. nickel trimmed. Like new; also Johnson motor, 13- horse. Alternate firing, almost new. W. W. Walker. Phone 31 or 308-J-3. FOR SALE 30 tiers 16-ln. oak stove wood, 61.60 per tier. Phone 86 or 439-W. FCR SALE Complete household fur nlsalngs; new Thor wssher snd man gle; also office equipment. Mll 'onalre Mine. Old Stage Road, oe tween Central Point and Gold Hill. FOR SALE Cheap. 1 combination quarts mill and crusher. Million aire Mine, Old Stage Road, between .'.entral Point and Gold H1U. FOR SALE Davenport and chair, cabinet radio, bed, mattress a'ld springs, boudoir chair, stool, la'.np, rocker, pictures, mirror, fruit Jars, dishes violin. 44 Willamette. Phone 788-L. FOR SALE Bloycle. good as new. Very reasonable, Phoue 1066-W. pop stl.lt 300-sal. Bean sprayer ready to go; Ford tractor, Hamilton transmission, Darbv wheels. Her bert Ranch, Rt. 4, Box 178. FOR SALE Outboard motor. Johnson Sea Horse. 16-B model, like new Will sacrifice for quick aale. 523 Edwards. Phone 675-L. DRY PINE 3LAB8, 63.00 per cord, at Swede Bum mill, 0 ran Is Psss, Oie Phone 304-F-13, Vernon Boyce. FOR S4LE Set of work harness. 300- (TciUon oil tank wagon, mowor and rake, two saddles. O. L. Llndley. Pnone 6'il-J-a. FOR SALE Oat hay. wheat and Ka- nota seed oats. Chas Isaacs. 2 miles out on Crater Lake ntgnway. FOR SALE A few used 20-ln. truck tires cheap. Also Bean apray rig Parts cheap. Amoa Turnbow. 104 Stewart Ave. FOK SALE Kanota oats and Hen chen barley. O. F. Niedermeyer 623-J-l. FOR SALE Alfalfa seed. Non-lrrlgat-ed. Otto Niedermeyer. Tel. 633-J-4 HATt FOR SALE Grain or alfalfa Gore Ranch, Jacksonville highway. FOr'SALJ God Newtown apples at oheap prlcea. Inquire Sgobel 6s Day Packing Houss. South Fiv St. r AUREAL BUY Large sire Ex Psncy Cornice In lugs Newtown apples In lugs U Bring your own mtalnera. AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS INO 313 So. Fir St. Medford. Ore Phone B36. POR SALE Baleo oat hay ground alfalfa and oat hay loose alfalfa hay O. A. DeVoe, Phone 623-J-a. PKPMANENTS 61.60 and Up'. PM- vuefe. 238 So. Oakdale, phone 737. rYPEWRri'BRB Bierma 118 N. Cen tral Pb-ne 382 wp bale Newtown apples. Bert Btanclllfe. Phoenix. . FORSALE Baled alfalfa 614.00 too Monarch Seed Co. WHEAT and barley for seed, the prov en ylelder; slso whest snd barley for feed, whole or ground. Victor Bursell. Phone 36SJ-3 FOR SALE Low-wheele steel wagon B.rnum Orchard. Phone 851-R.3. hod ttsr.r mn mialltv seed arraln. Henry Niedermeyer. I mile north of Jacksonville on uio outgv Phone Jacksonville 334. ALFALFA SEED. 16C. F. E Bybee Rt a. Mediord Call C. F. Nieder meyer, Rt. 3. Tel. 533-J-l. hrvrral ffood used "McOlanahan' incubators. 340-egg 810. 640-ecg 630, reconditioned, tested and sold complete MoClsnahan Ino. Co . tm went. 13th 8t,. Eugene. Ore 10. Cover 11. Pigpen 15. Boring tool SO. Ribbed cloth 12. Pen point 16, Underground part of a plant ' 2S Siamese coins 27, Device for catching 29. Garment 29. Close of day SO. Weep bitterly SS. Body of land . surrounded by water SS. Channel from the shore Inland SS. That from which mapU sirup la made 40. Inclined from the vertical 4S. Annlent race 44. Jewish monlb 7 Tpa.il!- rnllAf 49. Spanish wide h mouthed Jug 50. College official 61. Swlrr 62, Playing card S3. Promise solemnly IS. Danish fiord DOWN 1. Log float S, Vegetable used In soups X. HorltontaJ timber 4. Girl 5. Unity S. Sound a 7. Vethi-le S. Outdoor game I. City '.n Texas FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FERTILIZER Any tmount, 116 S Fir Phone I84B-X. cheap BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Sawmill and mining ma chinery. 1000 It. of Hi -In. pipe. Medford Pipe and Machinery, 40 8. Fir. FOR SALE; The Finest Recreational Hesort in Southern Oregon oan now be bought at a real sacrifice price. If you have some cash and want to get Into a paying business. It will interest vou. BROWN WHITE. REALTORS. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts if Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System in Jackson county. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Title. Rooms 3 and S, No. 83 North Central Ave., upstairs. Radio Service. Grunow Radios. RADIO ELEOTRIO SERVICE Ira E Cbastaln. phone 470 305 W. Jackson 8t. Tubes. Aerials. Repairing. Long Distance Moving LARGE VAN serving Calif, Oreg and Wash poL.ts, semi-monthly trips Fully insured. Martin Bros. 701 8 6th St.. Grants pass. Tel. 146-J. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED 650 to 8300 for persona: or household purposes on House Furnishings or Autos: also Csrs Refinanced. Loans closed wlthm 30 minutes. License No. 8-167- See W. E. Thomas, 45 8o. Cen. tral. Transfei- REINKING TRivNSPER CO. Long dlatanoe hauling. Furniture, oattle, anything. Ill N. Fir. Phone 1033 O. Stuart. EADS TRANSFER 6s STORAGE CO. Office 1016 No. Central Phone 810 Prices right. Service guaranteed. TRUCKING AND STORAGE Local and long distance hauling, furni ture moving, eto. Reaaonable rates Tel. B3b. p. E. femson Co. HAWLE TRANSFER - Expert pack era ana movers, special liveatock moving equipment, prices rignt 819 North Riverside. Phone 816. COMMERCIAL SPRAYING COMMERCIAL spraying. Have power outfit on truck with lota of hose. Phone Wlthrow. 258-W. COMMERCIAL spraying. Phone 25B-M. MoGonagle, U. S. SHOE STYLES Taking a tip from the Brltlsti. women of the United States are de manding comfortable, good-looking walking shoes such aa the Plorshelm "Broglea," which are among the out standing spring styles now being shown at Mann's department store under the personal supervision of T. Harrison, factory stylist of New York City. Living model displayed au thentic Plorshelm footwear before a large number of southern Oregon women who visited Mann's Thursdsy and Friday. There Is more emphasis on lower heels for women's shoes . than ever before and a definite Inclination to Invest In quality as welt as ap pearance, according to Mr. Harrison who wss at Mann's to aaalst In ac- qqalntlng lady shoppers with Flor shelm footwear. This well-known brsnd of shoes has only been avail able for women during the past eight yesrs, although the Florahelm com pany has spent 43 yesrs In preparing to present an entirely satisfactory line of shoes for women. British tan la a versatile shade used for both oxfords end strap styles. It may be effectively worn with practically all colors, Mr. Har rison pointed out. Other eorreat col ore for spring and summer are black, gray, blue, brown and white. Patent leather lends Itself to a variety of designs for daytime and evening Classic designs with closed toe, rather than open aandal type are preferred for afternoon and formal wear. Florahelm shoes, now offered to Mann's patrons, are tbe only ones with feature sreh, a blnged support that is flexible In motion snd rigid In repose, assuring the wearer of greater comfort, according to Mr. Harrlaon, The W. C T. U. The W. O. T. U. met Thursdsy! afternoon In the Baptist church, Mrs. E. O. Oldenburg presiding. The meeting opened with a number of songs, Mrs. Neff aocompanylng. Rev. and Mra. Long were much enjoyed in their duet, "There Is No Night There." Stating that prohibition was a national Issue when Abraham Lln cotn became prealdent, Rev. Long spoke of the constant struggle against the liquor traffic. He urged the members to keep themselves thor oughly Informed and to use all op portunity to Influence others against the use of alcohollo beverages. He especially urged the study of the "Union signal," and "The National Voire" for reltable Information. Mra. Russell, program chslrmsn. read ,an appropriate poem, "The Steady Subscriber." Mrs. A. E. Ly man sang "Have Thine Own Way." The April meeting will be In charge of Mrs. Daisy Douglas, the topic bring religious educstUn In the Bundsy schools, Society and Clubs By Janet Wray Smith B. P. W. CLUBS OBSERVE WEEK Using ths theme, "Women. Unite for Effective Democracy," the Med ford branch of the National Federa tion of Business and Professional Women's Cluba will Join with the 1400 clubs in ths organization In ob eervance of the eighth Buslneaa Wo men's week which starts today and will continue until March 31. Stimulation of an Intereat In ln- tellgent and conscientious voting among all persons of voting age is psrt of the progrsm adopted by the federation for the week, when the cluba will again dramatize their value to the communities la which they are organized. The governor'a proclamation fol- lowe : "During the week of March 16-31, National Business Womsn's week will be observed. This tlms Is set aside In order that the people of thla na tion may be more fully Informed as to the purposes and aspirations of this national organization composed of business and professional women. Since the organization ol tnia movement, over 1400 cluba have been organized - throughout the United States. In the various communities where such clubs have been formed. a remarkable Intereat has been ahown In the program sponsored by the fed eration. Thla program, educational In design and broad In scope, has resulted In great Influence for pro graaalve development and good In thla country. "It Is my hope that the people or thla state win aid In the fitting ob servance of National Business Worn emn's week In Oregon. "CHARLES H. MARTIN. "Governor." Scour Leaders Plan Interesting Program For Tuesday Meet 1 A program adapted to Girl Scout activities has been planned ror me Tuesday evening meeting of the Girl Scout Leaden club at Scout head- nuartera. Mrs. O. C: Darby," president of ths Medford Garden club, will speak on gardena and wild flowers and the conservation of roadside beauty. Mrs R. E. Carley will outline a nature project, and Miss Jeanette Gore will give a sketch of an all day nine re cently undertaken by the West Side Scout troop. A question box on current scouv prcblems will be conducted by the president, Mrs. R. E. Csrley, Miaa Oore will act as social chairman for the evening. . Memberahlp In the club is open to all scout leaders In Jackson coun ty. Present officers are: PTealdent, Mil. R. E. Carley; vice-president, Mrs. Lorena Leach; and secretary, Mrs, Louis Humphrey. An invitation Is extended all newiy commissioned Girl Scout captains and lieutenants to attend the Tues day evening meeting. -- Junior High P.T.A. Has Pupil Program , A student program was presented at the monthly meeting of the Junior High School P. T. A. conduct ed Friday afternoon at the school The school bsnd, under the dlrec tlon of Wilson Walt, played several numbers, and the History club, supervised by L. W. Msrshall, pre sented from actual school work the proper way to conduct a bustnsss meeting, according to parliamentary procedure. Student members of the Writers' club, which Is under the direction of Mrs. - Maybelle Church, presented original poems and stories, Paul Menegat, principal, talked briefly on the advantages of these clubs. Mrs. 0. N, Culy, president, con ducted the business meeting, a nominating committee for the com ing year was elected, consisting of Messrs. Burdln snd Bradflsh, after which refreahmenta were served. Beta Chapter To Hear Irish Topic At this week's meeting Thursday of Beta chapter, Delphian aoclety, the flrat In a aeries of studies of "Irelsnd and Her Problems" will be preaented by various members. v Mrs. Arch Work will prssent "Irs- land in Antiquity"; Mrs. Walter Kreaae, "Work of St. Patrick"; Mrs O. O. Alenderfer, "Celtlo Schools"; Mrs. T. E. Knsckstedt, 'Ths Coming of tha Danes"; Mis. O. A. Codding, "The Normsn Invsslon. "Mrs. John Work, "Ths Feudal Barons"; Mra O, O. Humphreys, "ire- land Under the Tudors": and Mrs. E. A. Sims, "Misfortunes of the Seven teenth century." D. A. R. Notes The March meeting of Crater Lake chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution will be held on Saturday, the 18th, at the home of Mrs. Win W. P. Holt, in Corning court, A cot e:rd dish" luncheon will be served st one o'clock with Meedames R. E, Oreen, J. H. Cochran and Anderson assisting the hostess. Members of the oenersl Joseph Lane society, O. A. R. will be guests of the chapter and will furnish tha program. Factory atyle workmanship tlmr oughlv eusranteed. Your watch or i Jewelry rspslrlng receives uir person al attention. Jno. W. Johnson- Club-Lodge Announcements Pythian Club Pythian club wlu meet at the home of Mra. H. G. Wortman. 913 South Oakdale avenue, Thursday evening. Mra. Harry Barneburg wlU assist the nostess. Rotary Women Women of Rotary will meet with Mrs. Frederick L. Heath, 830 East Main atreet, Wednesday afternoon a 1 o'clock. Mra. c. W. Ellis will be assisting tbe hostess. St. Mark's Auxiliary The Women's auxiliary of St. Mark's church will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 at the home of Mrs. s. S. Bartlam, 48 Quince atreet. Women'a Bible Class The Women's Bible class of the First M. E. church will meet with Mrs. Weldon, 434 King street, Thurs day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Chrysanthemum Circle Members of Chrysanthemum circle. Neighbors of Woodcraft, are requested to meet at the I. o. O. F, hall today at. 1:30 to attend the funeral of Neighbor Belle Bennett. . . Parent Education The parent education classes will meet this week at 3 o'clock Monday at the Roosevelt school, room 8, and Tuesday at the Lincoln school lunch room. Announcements regarding these group meetlnga win be made In thla manner weekly. Wenonah Club The Wenonah club will meet at the home of Gladys Dooms, 34 Union street In Ashland, Thursday after, noon for a card party. Tbe regular publlo card party will be held next Friday, contract, auction and pinochle being played. Bernlce Wilson and Velda Dahlke are In charge. V. F. W. Auxiliary Crater Lake auxiliary of V. Pi W. will meet Monday evening at the P. O. E. hall at 8 o'clock. All members are requested to be present. A social meeting will follow the bualness ses sion, during which time the birthdays of four members will be observed. Degree of Honor The Degree of Honor Protective as sociation will hold the annual pot luck dinner Thursday evening at six- thirty In the F. O. E. hall. Each member la to bring a covered dlah and sandwiches. All members, and their families are Invited. Loyal Women's Class The Loyal Women's clsss of tha First Christian church will meet In the recreational hall Tuesday at two o'clock. All members are urged te attend and visitors are alwaya wel oome. Rebekab Lodge All Rebekahs are requested to meet at the hall Sunday morning at ten thirty to attend tha funeral of Bro ther Eugene Cole. Altar Society St. Ann's Altar society will meet Tuesdsy afternoon at two-thirty in the pariah hall. DeMolay Mothers DeMolsy Mothers' club will meet at one o'clock Monday afternoon for a covered dish luncheon at tha home of Mrs. Csrl Bennet, 343 South Orape street. Those who are unable to at tend the luncheon are urged to be present for tha buslneaa meeting at 3:15. Mary and Martha Circle Mary and Martha circle of the First M. E. church will meet with Mrs. E. N. Butlsr, 710 South Oakdala, Tuesday, March 17 at 1 p. m. Bring sandwiches snd service. Lady Lions A special meeting of Lady Lions has been called for Wednesdsy after noon at the home of Mrs. O. I. Hays, 844 South Holly street for a covered dlrh luncheon. Methodist Mission Society The Women'a Missionary society of the South Methodist church will hold a social meeting at the home of Mrs. N. S. Oatmsn. 333 South Central avenue Tuesday. This Is the last meeting of the quarter and anyone having an offering for the budget la requested to bring It. Missionary aoclety The Women'a Missionary society ct the Presbyterian church will hold the regular monthly meeting Tues day afternoon at the home of Mra. Carl Brommer, 831 Minnesota ave nue. Mrs. O. J. Gould will talk on the missions of southern Brazil and Mrs. . Ivsraon will bring tha high lights of the women snd minions Mrs. Msynsrd Putney will spesk of tno missionaries appearing In aha Vear Book of Prayer. Installation of new officers will follow the program. Fidelity Circle The Fidelity circle of tbe Flret 1. E. church will meet Tuesday after noon st two-thirty at tha home of Mrs. Beery, Sll Laurel street. Olrls' Club hoard The Olrls' Community club board will meet Monday at twelve o'clock noon at the club house. Madrigal Club The Madrigal club It to meet for Its weekly rehearsal Tuesday evening at 7:48 at the Girls' Community club. Greet Interest Is being shown In this club sines the concert date hss been set tor March 34. Members are urged to be on time as In this wsy rehearsals can begin promptly. Every wstch repaired hers Is given the micrometer last. Jno. W. Johnson.