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Newspaper Page Textif MEDFORD MAIL TRTRTTXE, MT5DFOKD. OREGON", SUNDAY. MARCH 22. 1936. PAOE ELEVEN- UTinJWLWxUeoL caznaau) turn nxzxrrs&WS ) Read vrj ad on thl P Tou will probably find exactly tba things you hav Been looking for or a eal or trade for unused artlolaa you . may have. Search your attlo or tore-room you may find many things otbera are aeek Ing and be able to realize Im mediate cash. If what you want lent here, advertise lor It Tribune Classified ad are inexpensive effective I RATES Pet word first'ineertlon. (Minimum fee) faoh additional lnaertion. per word -14 (Minimum 10c) per Una per month without copy change .HJ5 Phone 75 FOE WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Toy Boston bull pup, dark blown and white. Chlld'a pel. 818 So. Newtown. L06T If dog u miMing. call 11L WANTED MALE HELP WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY to make $240 a month 45 first week, aa a grocery route dealer. Eveiy thlne needed sent complete. Ford " furnished producer as bonus. De tails free. Write . quick. ZANOL, 198 Tenth St., Oakland. Calif. BOY or man to deliver vegetablea to stores mornings. Box 1214, Tribune. WANTED FEMALE HELP ADDRESS envelopes at borne sparo time as to 15 weekly. Experlenoe unnecessary. Dignified wjrk. 8tamp brings details. Employment Mgr., Dept. 3010, Box 76, Hammond, Ind. $15 WEEKLY and your own dresses FREE showing Fashion Frocks. No canvassing. No Investment. Send dress size. Fashion Frooks, Ino Dept. N. 8847, Cincinnati, Ohio. WANTED Experienced girl for gen eral housework, two In family. Call 1193-H. W. 'TED Girl for general house work In small family. References. Phone 1818-J-3. WANTED Girl to do housewark and assist with children. Cell 131 1-W. WANTED Young woman for cook In csmp must be good on pastry. Box 1878, Tribune. . WANTED Young lady to do house work for board and wagea. 811 Reddy. CAPABLE young woman, housework, assist with children. Good home and wages, phone P39-W. MALE AND FEMALE . WANTED Person experienced In al teration and pressing. Give refer ences. Box 1206, Tribune. WANTED Man and wife to work on ranch, - close' In, house Yumlshed. O. V. Myers. Tel. 258-J. WANTED Married couple, no chil dren: man to be good milker and understand feeding and caring f r cattle. Please state experience. Box 1363, Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS LOCAL GARDENER Trustworthy, wishes work. Expert flowers, shrubs. A. F. Mendocino, 307 Bessie St. WANTED Steady Work. Exp. gen. farmer. Also lawns, gardens. Refer ences. F. H. Virtue, central Point, Gen. Del. YOUNG lady experienced In stenog raphy and cashier work would like full or part time employment. Box 1251. Tribune. WANTED--MISCELLANEOUS 10.000. CEDAR SHINGLES wantd. Cash or trade stumpsge, Box 134, Rt. No. 1, Central Point, PAINTING done. 60c hour or contract. 836 West McAndrews. WANTED Ride to L. A. by April 1st. Call 812. YOUNG -man wants transportation to Portland or Seattle Monday or Tues day. Box 3218, Tribune. WANTED Walnut logs. Ed Semee. P. O. box 184, Granta Pasa, Ore. WANTED Passengers to Eugene Sunday. Share expenses. Phone 637-H. AUTO Repairing, reasonable prices, Clement Auto Parte,. 330 N. River side. WANTED TO BUY Men's good used tilts. Used Wardrobe Shop. 818 S Main. WANTED Springer cowa and heif ers Ralph Wtlson. Phone 111-X-l. Cwntral Point. WANTED WOOL MOHAIR Barest cash prices for wool and mo hair, wool ban and fleece twine MEDFOKD BARGAIN HOUSB TV No. Orape Phone 1042 JUNK WANTED Honest market prices paid for metle of all kinds ras. wool or cott..n Southern Ore. Junk Co. Stewert Ave. between Bo. Hoily and Oak dale. WANTED W pay easb Tor Household goods, furniture and stove We also oiy nu!i r.:de pelta. root and mo hut MED FORD BAKOAI.1 ROUS 37 N drape St Pione 062 FURNITVM upnn.stenrat. reptinrw. reriniehing W ft. Walker, phone 628. 207 M. Peach. WANTED-MISCELLANE0USF0R SALE SEAL ESTATE JITNK- -JUNK, WANTED OASB PAID for inner tubes, la pel lb up. Rags outtuo and wool, up : to 6o per lb Scrap Iron email or large lots; also all other metals of all ascription ' MED FORD BARGAIN BOUSE 37 No Orape- phone 1062 FOR KENT HOUSES . SMALL furnished house. 134 S. Ivy. WILL let sawing contract to two emll Diesel or gasoline driven sawmills cutting IS to 30 M feet per day each. Write Box 1218. Mall Tribune. 4-ROOM house, range, 18. Phone 1569-Y. FOR RENT New modern furnished house flowera, garden, fruit. 8A3 West 2nd. FOR RENT 6-room. modern house, 17 Newtown. Call from S to 8 except Sundays. Foone 141. Central Point. FOR RENT Comfortable, attractive aix-room house, dose In. Newly -painted. Lawn, shade trees, ehruo bery, large basement, garage. A fine home at moderate rent. See owner ' at 333 North Ivy street. FOR BENT Small, modern, furnish ed house. Reasonable rent. Inquire 33 Keene way. FOR RENT Completely furn. house. Call at Dow's Cafe. FOR RENT a furnished houses, 812 Summit. FOR RENT Unf urn, 6-room house. 838 N. central. FOR RENT Desirable house on east aide, close in. D. T, Lawton, 831 Apple. FOR RENT 716 Oak St., 813.60. 1140 Court St., $6.60. Holly Court No. 8, partly furnish ed. $30.00. Inquire 126 E. Main. Phona 186 or 1147-W after s p. m. FOR RENT 3 -room modem furnish . d house. 815 So. Peach. 7-ROOM house, newty papered: bain and garage, outbuildings, 1 acres fine garden land, call Knox's Serv ice 6tatlon. Jacksonville. Fop RENT 3 -room . modern turn shed house 316 So. Peach FOR RENT 6 room modern house, furnished. W. H. Everbard, 1013 W. n,h. FOR RENT Homes, furnished or unfurnished BROWN & WHITE FOR RENT APARTMENTS APARTMENT Frlgidalre, hot water, steam heat, garage. Available April first. 603 S. Holly. FOR RENT Small, furn. apt. or large sleeping room. 806 W. Main. FOR RENT Four large rooms and bath In beautiful Holly Apartmenis. completely furnished, except linen. electrlo refrigerator and range. Clean ana comfortable. Available now. Second door north of Postof- flce. See. manager In rear. TWO ROOM . furnished apartment. 818 N. Central. FOR RENT furn. apt. 313 S. Grape. Adults. FOR RENT Apt. 334 Apple. FURNISHED one and two room apart . ments, with garage. 604 W. 10th. FURNISHED 3-room apartment, pri vate bath, hot and cold water, lights, Bleeping porch, garage Adults. 813 8. Oakdale. FURNISHED Apt. for rent. 338 N. Ivy. NICELY furnlahed apartment. Adults ' only. Call 905 West 10th. DUKELL Court Apt. 8. 339 N. Holly FOR RENT Furmsued apartment. new, olean. private bath, overstuff- exi - One 3-room, one 4-room at tr.e Otorla Pan at South Central under management of the owner. Mrs, Bechtel. FOR RENT 5 -room apt., partly furn; Close In. Inquire 30 8. Fir FOR RENT BOARD ROOM ROOM, bosrd, care for children. In quire 51,6 King St. ROOM O BOARD Home oooked meals $25 per month 303 N Holl FOR RENT KURNISHED ROOMS TWO ROOMS Private residence. well located; steam heat, garage; reasonable. 1311 W. Main. ATTRACTIVE rooms, 404 B. Grape. FOR EXCHANGE 4-WHEEL trailer with bay rack, good tires, trade for cow. will pay caan dlffsrence. Phone 689-R-l. FOR SALE OR TRADE for brood sows good model T Ford, trunk. Phone Central Point, 115. FOR SALE OR rRAuE Jonathan ap plo 15c and 3So a box Call at Ala .- Vista Packing house oetween 8 and 4 o'clock Bring own boxes FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE TRADE 7-room modern, 1 acre, bo- rles and milt, in Ashland for borne In M wllord. Ed Ban tee, P, O. Bo 284, Granti" Paso, Ore. PROPERTY in The Dalles to trade for acreage in Rogue river valley, p. o Box 130. Central Point or phone Lewis' Mem Market. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE A BEAUTIFUL ROGUE RIVER PROP ERTY. 406 acrea, 1 mile river front age on fine fishing waters. 75 acres ' fine bottom land with free wavsr right. This place priced at $35 per acre Can not be duplicated any where on Rogue river. BROWN it WHITE, Realtors A SPLENDID buy. rive rooms, ba h and sleeping porcn. tiara woon floors throughout. Double garage. Lou 73x225. Cherries, peaches, fine garden. All In fine condition $1700. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE FOR BALE 2 ", acres Kings Highway, good 6-room house. 8 bed rooms, 101 down Also fine C-room houw. 8 bedrooms, sleeping porch, ne"r schools. H- G. Wilson. Phone 1J4 I FOR OOOD HOLIES, cloae In, Inquire 1020 K. lltb, 10 to 6. FOR SALE A beautiful foothill home on the Old Stage Road. All kinds of fruit, berries, grapes, nute. Modern home, garage, poultry house, fine well and automatlo presaure sys tem. You need to Inspect this prop erty to appreciate the beauty of the setting, the fine construction, and the diversified fruits. BROWN 8c WHITE. Realtor ' DESIRABLE CITY AND SUBURBAN HOMES 3 acrea, modern 6-room - house, family orchard, clover, on Pacific highway, close In. City wat er, Irrigated. Snap, 81800. Stock and dairy ranches, 160 to 300 acres, Free water right. Several email acreage homes. If It'a Real Estate, I have It. ROBERTS, Realtor. 730 W. 2nd. St. Tel. 163B-J FOR SALE Because of business else where, will sacrifice 70-acre ranch, well stocked and equipped, smsll orohard, modorn home, near Med ford. Box 1208, Tribune. FOR BALE or TRADE for Medford! beautiful country home, 8 aores, 7-room modern house, barn and other buildings. Tel. 537-R. ' FOR SALE Federal Land Bank farms, mall payments, low Interest rates. See L. J. Knox, 'secretary-treasurer. Medford N. F. L. A. 4 ACRES,, almost new Improvements, bottom land, free Irrigation. Cow chlckene, 80 rabbits. Priced 61200. Terma. A, F. Flowers, oorner 13th and Front FOR SALE 86 acres, 30 acres pears, Bartlett, Bosc, D'AnJou. Grain pas ture. Irrigated. Owner'a house, fore man'e house, necessary buildings, 3 good wells. Box 1273. Tribune. 4 ACRES. Irritated, good soil, art joining Medford, on paved road, 8 room house, garage and barn. City water. About 1 acrea In Ladlno clover. 61600. L. G. Plckell, 304 East Main. Tel 366. FOR SALE 6 acres. 4 In pears. 6 room modern house, basement, city water and city mall delivery at olty limits. 101 Western Ave. 30 ACRES cultivated, fine Improve ments. 6 A. free water, $1500. Terms. Sheley Agency, mile north olty lim it. Pacific Hwy. FCR SALE- By owner. 10 to 80-at-re - i-acts. irrigated Bear creek bottom Und. mile from Medford; excel--ent for gardening. Phone 1634-L. FOR SALE 31 acres choice faim land, Irrigated, full set buildings, very good location, 3 miles of Medford. This Is good. Inquire about It. Also 40 acres free soil two miles from city, free Irrigation. Good buildings. FOR SALE Ten acres, fenced, about . two miles N. W. Central Point, all cultivated, land going at 7ii0. Terms. FOR SALE Small home sights In tho oe&utiiui westover Helgnts on the old stage road at very reasonable prices. Phone 788 and I will gladly snow you ths property. Exclusive ' sale. B. J. PALMER Real Estate Broker Space In Palmer Music Store. EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS 10 ACRES Hunting, fishing. Out door site on Big Butte Creek. Fine wood mi. nne county road. $200 $25 down, $5 monthly. 40 ACRES on Big Butte Creek, coun ty roaa. soma creek bottom land, timber. Hunting and Fishing. Bar gain $400. $50 down. $5 monthly. 6 ACRES 100 feet frontage on Rog.ie River. Nice cabin. Near Trail, $900, easy terms. lty ACRE, lot rich garden soli. Free Irrigation water. Front Rogue River. $300. $28 down, $6 monthly. BEAUTIFUL 8 ACRE TRACTS front ing Rogue River near Rogue Elk Hotel. Lou of timber. Finest fish ing. 1200. 125 down. 66 monthlv. I SPECIALIZE In Outdoor property ( on upper nogue ruver. Hunting, Fishing lodges and cabins. Cheap, unimproved land and business properties. D. E. Millard, "TIOOUEDALE." Phone 3-X-4. Eagle Point. Mi EQUITY In Improved 7 acrea ad joining Central Point. Large houao chicken nouses and barn. Inquire Obert Hansen, Central Point. FCR SALE Beautiful Income prop eity; best location In town. Also 41 A. well located. Inquire 804 Central Ave. Su. AN ORCHARD BARGAIN 22 Va acrea. 7 acres D'AnJous. 6 acrea 3i yr. old uosc, 4 acre. 28 yr. old Comloe. balance ranch In alfalfa Fine modern home. Equipment goes with place at $13.000 00 or anil trade for bualnesa building. CHARLES A WING AGENCY INO Exclusive Agents Phone 738. 108 E. Miln FOR SALB 6-room modern residence at aacrtrice. inquire 540 so. Fir Bt., Medford. HOUSES for .ale or rent Jackson County Bldg and Loan Ass'n. WHEN you think of reel estate think of BROWN WHITE FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS 300 to 600 baby chicks, April 6 hatch. want to trade for good cow or heifer. Call Jacksonville, 305. FOR BALE Hampshire Red hatching eggs, mooa tesiea. E. e. BCOtt, cen tral Point. Phone 403. FOR SALE Four weeks old Leghorn roosters 150 eacn. M. w. Maxwell, Talent, Oregon. HANSON and Hollywood W. L. chicks, heavy laying strains; large, vlgor oua chlcka 9c: Rocks and Reda 10c. Send for catalog. Jenks Hatchery. Tangent. Oregon. FINE Naraganaett turkey fgga. Route 1. box ue, Taoie kock, central Point. Ore. BARRED Rocks and RM ehlckena from blood teatd flock a to hatch Mar. 36 or trade for ehakee. cedr posta, lumber or heifer a. Ueo. P Martin. Ootd Hill. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK REGISTERED Ouernawy cow. and juil calf; 12-foot row-boat. Phone S73-J-I, AnhUnd. Earl T. Newbry. FOR SALE OR TRADE Yearling Durham bull. Mann, half mile notth 4 Corner Bervlco station. Midway road. FCR SALE Milking Bhorthorna. A lew choict bull calve: also one two-year old bull. Klrtland Farm, Central Point. LIVESTOCK Freah and eprlng-T h"irrrs and cow. 9 mil'-a north of Eale Point on Crater Lake high way. YY. C. Kaaahafer. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE A-l milk cow. stucco house. South Lozler Lane. FINE springer cow. Phone Central Point, lis. FOR SALE One team well matcbeU mares Geo Hilton. Orants Pass FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Durant sedan, good paint ana mecnamcai oraer. iu M. Riv erside. SURE YOU CAN BUY USED CARS AT ANY PRICE BUT BE CAREFUL You can Buy here with Confidence 1934 Plymouth Deluxe sedan 1934 Chevrolet Master sedan 1939 Studebaber six sedan 1936 Chrysler six sedan Chrysler Airflow, good aa new. Fords, Butcks, Pontlacs. Chevrolet In both sedans, coupes, and trucks at prices that are lower. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Studebaker Salea and Service 1936 GRAHAM Special six de luxe Sedan, equipped with radio and hot water heater. 1931 Ford Truck, long wheelbaae, 7.00x20 dual tires. 1936 International lu, ton truck, 1036 license, long wheelbase, 7.00s 20 dual tires, exceptional bargain. 1832 Nash std. 8 sedan a used oar of quality with many miles of sat isfactory service left. 1928 Studebaker sedan Many more trucks and oars priced right and sold right. Special terma to Veterans. WALTER W. ABBEY, INC.' 123 8. Riverside . Open Sundays 30 Dodge de luxe Sedan, 9 wheeis, luggage rack, leather upholstery, first class condition, only $366.00. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth FOR SALE 3 used Reo T-8 engines removed from Series G heavy duty speed wagons. One Is complete, otn er practically so, both are In good usable condition and are adaptable to 1928 models. If Interested phone O. A. Eden. 168. FOH SALl-Essex coach only 11.000 miles. Good condition. Inquire 20 8 Fir. upstairs. GOOD USED CARS Lowest Prices In Medford. If36 P.ymoutn DeLuxe Coupe, ilk new. 1934 Plymouth Sedan. .033 Plymouth PeLuxe Coupe. U34 Chrysler Airflow Sedan. 1930 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan. IH34 Dodge Coupe. 1132 Plymouth Coupe. i930 Ford Sedan. 1H34 Ford Pickup. 130 Dodge Sr. Sedan. 4 speeds. Also a number of other modela. fte have a number of Real Cheap Cara. Used Car Lot. north corner 6th and Bartlett. LANGE MOTORS, INO. a8 N. Riverside. Tel. IB FOR SALE DOGS PETS ROLLER CANARIES 21 8. Riverside MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR 8ALE Rare old violin. R. H. For guson. 1st house north hotel, Cen tral Point. . FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS HAY FOR SALE Baled or loose. H. C. Maury, Jacksonville, Central Point road. ELECTROLUX refrigerator, air cooled 8 cu. ft. capacity. Operates with city or tank gaa, $120.00. Call 728 W. 4tb evenings. WHEAT and barley for aeed, the prov en ylelder; also wheat and barley for feed, whole or ground. Vlctot Buraell Phone 365-J-a FOR BALE Fine quality seed grain. "ury meaermeyer, 1 mile north Of Jacksonville on Old Stage road. Phone Jacksonville 854. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS t. River on which Florence la situated I. Long narrow Inlet I. Tount cow IS. Ttnnytonian ohaiacter II. Celenilal nhero 14. Region 11. Unbroken or unimpaired 17, fttla-lan watering plar It. !Vomtn'i Solution of Yeeterday'i Puzzl WW5 Da trio tin Kiinlxatlont ahbr. 10, South Ameri can animal It. Poem 13. Confuted water . I ft. Pertaining to iU ona'a birth Ptredot Part worked wltb the foot Wing IT, Tore the akin 4 or th hmA Headpleoo American poet Larue covered wagon Allelic palma Aim hiah f revarlrator Kind of ape Rlnxle thing A gueen of England so. Orape con serve II. Symbol for (.old SI. Tree IS. Uaarulfna name IS. Conjunction IT. Doverer of the North Pole C ARTPglAlLlTjg! PAV IN gep To E"Mg p 1 c A s l AgcMT pMo a g E P Q MMAlNg Ml f T 5 M If 3 : 3J 38 W31 ;'yfm:f' 4 jfl . ;:, M; FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SALE Trailers, a lumber logging; good cream aeparator, $6. 1290 lbs. 8 years work horse, 158, or trade. 116 8. Fir. Phone 1648-X. FOR SALE General Electrlo re frigerator In good condition. For parvloulara call Jacksonville, 43. a STEEL aafe 31x22x36. $30.00. McOuls ton. 817 N. Riverside. FOR BALE Ground alfalfa hay. 619 80 psr ton, Helen Herbert, Hill crest road. FOR SALE Kanota oata, wheat and oat hay. Chaa Isaacs, a miles out on Crater Lake highway. FOR SALE 9-tube cabinet radio with battery, as good aa new. Call At Ead'a Transfer, FOR SALB Jig-saw, circular saw, grinder and motor. 620 8. Ivy. FOR SALE Single bed, springs mat tress; dog pen and house; skis, table, typewriter, 833 Queen Anne. FOR SALB Boats for all purposes, bedroom and dining room furni ture, electric Ironer. 1128 Nlantla, ROW BOAT FOR SALE Excellont condition. New paint. 1110 w. 9th. FOR SALE John Deere 8-10 Inch plow. Ted Fish, Phoenix. SEVERAL good used "MoOlanshan' Incubators. 240-egg 610. 540-etuj 620. reconditioned, tested and sud complete MoOlanahan Ino. Co . 960 West 13tb St.. Eugene. Ore FERTILISER Any anouiit, cheep 116 S Fir Phone 184B-X. FOR SALE Baby btiggy and large bassinette, good condition, 18 Crater Lake Ave. FOR SALE Carpet, rocker, lamps, stool, oanarles. 416 Edwarda. MINING claim, good show gold; make nice chicken ranch trade for late model car. Write for particu lars. Box 1362, Tribune. FOR BALE Spring-tooth harrow wagon with grain box. 835 N. Gen ual. FOR SALE Third cutting alfalfa hay. Kanota oata and corn. John L. Nealon. FOR SALE 800-gal Hardle sprayc ready to go. Price 6300 Tel 468-J-l. FOR SALE beardless seed barley and alfalfa seed. E. H. Nledermeyer. FOri SALB- -Kanota oata and Heo ohen barley. O. F. Nledermeyer 6J3-J-1. HA 1 FOR SALB O-aln or alfalfa Ours Ranch, Jacksonville highway FOR SALE God Newtown apples at oheap prioea. Inquire Sgobel it Day Packing House South Fir St FOR Sals Haieo oat say ground alfalfa a no oat nay loose alfalfa bay O A DeVoe. Phone 623-J-3 PBIVMANUNTS 61.60 and up. Pre v.st's. 336 So. Oakdala. phone 727 CYPEWKi lEKS -Bierma 116 N. Ceo. tral Phone 282 FOH SAuE Baled alfaifa 614.00 too Monarch Seed Oo. ALFALFA SEED. IDC. F E Bybee . Rt 9. Meumrd Call 0. P. Nleder meyer. Rt 9. Tel 628-J-l. MISCELLANEOUS STALLION Registered Belgian, dark bay, ton horse. Will stand. W. W. Large, Williams, Ore. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR BALE Oomplete sawmill, or will sell separate two engines, boiler, edger, planar, cut-oft aaw. 64-lnoh Inserted tooth saw and other mill parts. Bargain It sold before April 15.8. L. Johnston, Applegate, Ore. Cross-Word Puzzle . Negatlvo prefix T. Urge aerpent I. pv'ne animal t. Pan of tbe y 10. Afford 11. Urow dim II. Kind of anrient clock It. Week dara SI. ConJunrtfon 14. County In Ireland !. Profit 17. Undermine 81. Billiard Hole It. Etpreaefon of Inaulry L I gE II Alio II. Bea uglo Addition to t building Spread to dry DOWN Among Uenua of the frog fur of the coypu Room in a harem Oriental weight correspond ing to the pound is. ai noma II, Come Into view St. Entirely 40. Deep gorge , 41. Paaiageway 44. Serene 46. Vocal aolo 47, Nobleman 41. Dry and barren 10. Hashed fabric 11. Shout 14. Place 7. Short for a man 'a nam fU 10. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JAC'KNON COUNTj AB8TRACI CO. Abstracts ,f Title and Title Insurance. Tbe only complete Title system in Jackson county. MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title. Rooms 8 and 6. No. 39 North Central Ave, upnalra Long Distance Moving LARGE VAN serving Calif, Orel and wasn puiuta, asmi-montniy trips Fully insured Martin Bros. 701 B 6th St , Orants Pass Tel, 146-J, Money to Lend MONEY LOANED S0 to 1800 for personal or houaeriold purpose, on Hotiae rurnlaUnga or Autoet also Oars Reflnanoed. Loans oloaed within 30 minutes Lloense No. ev 167. see W. t Thomas, ii So. Cen tral. Badlo irrvlca. Qrunow Radios. RADIO ELBCTRIO SERV1C1 Ira C Chastaln fhone 470 JOS ff. jaokson St. Tvittea, Aerials, Repairing. Painting and Paperhanflng. COMMERCIAL & HOUSB PAINTING, Tinting & Paperr.annlng. Harry Marx, phone 14-F-e, Route 1, Bol 440. Trannei. KKINKtNO TR.-NSFEW 00. Long distanoe hsullng Furniture, eattie anything 111 N. nr. Phona 1038 0 (ttiiart. EADS TRANSFER It 8TURAOI CO. Offlce 10H No Central Phone 91S Prices "writ Bertrloe guaranteed 1'KUCKINU AND STORAUF - Looal and long distance hauling, furnl cure moving, eto- Reasonsbla rates Tel 83b. P E qaouun Co. HAWLB1 TRANSFER - Expert pack era ana movera. Special livestock moving equipment. Prices right 019 North Riverside Phone 815. COMMERCIAL SPRAYING COMMERCIAL apraying. McOonsgle, pnone Wednesday Study Club At the meeting of th Wednesday Study club on March 18th, Mrs. B. B, Ploksl read a most Interesting paper on "Soma Achievement in Medicine" Some of th many ohataolea In the way of medical research war pointed out and, also, despite these obstacles, the wonderful progress In medical aclenf, The devotion of research scientists In the war on disease pro mlsea continued advancement In this field of endeavor and further relief to th afflicted. Mrs. T. W. Mile reviewed "Oreen Light" iy Lloyd 0. Douglas. Th book la Inspirational In Its philoso phy and rich In human understand ing. The meeting waa opened by th president. Mrs. B. O. Harding, In the Girl' Community club rooms. , Th next regular meeting la sched uled for April 1st. Porahnntaa Lodge Plans "orlnl Mglit Initiation, observance of birthdays and the awarding of th attendance prize will be features of the social evening being planned by Pocahontaa lodge for Friday evening, with danc ing to be the main dlveralon of the venlng, Paat Chiefs Blanch Rlnabarger. Mabel Quackenbush, Carrl Mtlnes and Jack Doom will hav charge of tho business session, while dancing arrangement are In the hands of a committee headed by Vclma Slngler. The Dickeys will furnish muslo. Degree of flonor Ifaa Dinner program At the dinner arranged by th De gree of Honor protective association Thursday evening, the large audi ence waa presented with a varied program, a follow! Drill by th junior team; piano and aaxaphon duet, Eugene Bennett and Rober Raker; presentation of honor pin and cap to Cherokee Syler by the Juvenile director, Ida M. Wilson; song, Clata Oil) and Zetta Dean. Also, violin solo, Woodrow Murphy; song, Cherokee Syler; magic tricks, Robert Raker. Following th program, th guest spend th remainder of th evening dancing to th music of Lewis Park er, Eugene Bennett, Robert Raker and Woodrow Murphy. ' Mrs. Woriman llnstes to Club Mrs. Ella Wortman waa hostess to th pythlan club at her horn for this week's meeting presided over by Adelaide Swarta, president. Follow ing the business session, four tables were set up for game., scoring honors going to Meadame Wolf, swart and Temple. .... Announcement was mad of the next meeting, April t, at th borne of Mra. Conrad, who will be assisted by Mrs, Col, Name Flower GirU For 'Gay 90' Drama Flower girls fox th wedding march In the forthcoming production of th "Oay 80'," Klwanl sponsored oorrt munlty play to b presented March 14, have bean named, M wa an nounced yesterdsy. pie seven ladle who will trip to the tune of Kill Blllv Carl Larson and hi troubador are Mr, prank Dlllard. Mrs. Elsie Bsahaw, Mra. Jose phine Rostel, Mrs. Henry Fletcher. Mrs. Jscque Lennox, Mrs. Olln Arn aplgsr and Mia Marguerite McAllis ter. Tloket for th production will be available for th next few daya at the Heath Drug store or at the West Side Pharmacy, or from any KVi warns number. Society By Janet Young Hostesses Entertain Friday Forty-sight couples war Invited eueata or the n. rv t i,,k evening when th club entertained Pvthlaa hall. Hostesses for the evening were the imct vuuean otspnenson, Mary Udlng, Jean Pun, Dorothea Olson, Muriel Hpghes, Ruth Harris, Lei Henderson, Barbara Hansen, Betty Jane Oreen, Ruth Oarlock, Joyce Freed, and Curtis Batchelder. Th guest list Included students from both th Junior and nlor high chools. th affair being ona of the most Important aprlng event for the younger set. Oounlas dsncai fit fh. m.,,1,. sic of Dickey's orchestra. Club-Lodge Announcements City Council P.-T. A. The city council, P.-T. A., will meet for tn regular 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday at the home of Mrs. E. H. Thomas, Ut Mistletoe afreet. Th Washington school unit will act a hosW.se a. Carnation Club The Carnation club and executive committee will meet at the horn of Ida M, Wilson. 7 Chestnut street, March 30 a( 7:30 In the evening. Everyone la urged to be present. - P. B. O. Chapter AA, P. B. O., will meet with Mrt. R. B. Hammond Wednesday af ternoon at 1:30. M. B. Homevoming Homecoming In the Sunahln par lore of th First M. B. ohuroh at 1 p. tn. Tuesday afternoon. Chrysanthemum Juvenile ' Juveniles of Chrysanthemum circle. Neighbor of Woodcraft, will meet Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock In th I, O. O. F. hall. St. Mark's Auxiliary Th wor n'a auxiliary of St. Mark' Episcopal church will be entertained Tuesday by Mrs. Margaret Fabrlok at the Fabrlck ranch on Rogue river. Lady Klwanlan Lady Klwanlan will meet Monday afternoon at th horn of Mrs. F. 0. Relmer, with Mr, jack Fowler aa aa- la'-. r hostess. Dessert luncheon will b nerved at 1 :80, with a program and bridge following. Anyone desiring transportation 1 requested to call 1178-R. Parent Education Th parent education group of th Junior high and Jackson school will meet together this week on Monday at th Junior high building at a o'clock In room $. Thursday, th group which meet at the Christian church will hold their regular meet ing In the Loyal Workers' room. Lutheran Ladles Zlon Lutheran Ladles' Aid will matt Thursday afternoon t o'clock at th home of Mra. Hugo Ouenther, 818 South Newtown street. Mrs. Fred Honner will b hostess for th alter- noon. Chrysanthemum Circle Chrysanthemum o I r o 1 No. 04, Neighbor of Woodcraft, will meat on Monday evening at th I. O, O. P. hall at 7:80 for a social card party after th business meeting. The pub lic 1 invited. Thimble Club , Thimble club of Neighbor of Wood- oratt will meet at th horn of Doro thy Scriptsr, to Roe avenue, Thurs day evening for social meeting. Member are requested to bring gift for th "mystery pal." D. A R. Notes Program 23rd annua state confer ence. D. A. R. March 34 and 35, at Maaonlo Temple, Portland. Mra. Mark V. Weatherford, state regent, presid ing at all sessions. Mrs. Howard P. Arnest, regent of Tahkeena chapter, hoetess group. Conference will be preceded by a dinner meeting of th exeoutlve board at 0:30 at th Camp bell Court Hotel, convention hed- quartera. Conference proper open Tuesday morning at 8:40 when regis tration of delegatea begins. Conference 'Will be called to order by the stat regent, Mrs. Weather ford. Invocation by Dr. Albert O. Johnson, pastor Hlnson Memorial Baptist church. Pledge to th flag led by Dr. Margaret Ingle, La Orande, etat flag ehalrman. The Amerlcan'a Creed, led by Mra. Earl C. Bronaugh. Jr., state Amerlcanlam chairman, and th national anthem led by Ooldl Peterson Wessler. Orttng from th city of Portland will be extended by Mayor Joseph K. Carson. Oreetlngs will be given by Mr. Howard P. Arnest, hostess regent, and rcapons by Mr. B. O. Harding, of Medford, tat vic-regnt. Oreetlngs from honorary etat regents will follow and the presentation of presidents of patriotic societies, Mrs. C. O. White. will present th page, Markl An nette Weatherford and Barbara Brio serving for lh tat regent; and Ruth Hoa Richardson, for Mr. John Y. Richardson, rtporur general to th Smlthaontan Institution, D. A. R. Introductlon of th stat regent wlU b mad by Mr. Olibart E. Holt. Pendleton. Sod stat vlos-regent. Mrs. Weatherford' address and r port will follow. Report of state officers and chapter regent will be given until th noon feces. Music during th morning will be organ selections by Jerry Oil mote: and Ool dl Peterson Wsler will sing, accom panied by Mrt. Haskell Far: In, . and Clubs Wray Smith Tuesdav'a ruwt . - on will honor Mis Viva Austin, who) will represent the society at their na. llonal oongress. Special guest will be girl from Portland- high school who entered into th contest with Mias Austin, and John L. Oery, prlni olpal Oawego-West Linn high school,' w give greeting. Mr. Weatherfnrt w prM,nt , report on ,h, Qoe1,, Cltlsenshlp Pilgrimage, as ohirnura Of ths Mmrnlt... .... . . . - .. mitsA na aauress on. Good Cltltenship- will be given by Mrs. Nanny Wood Honeymsn. stt" representative Oregon legislative as- wmhlv ....... . "urnntnara will lng. accompanied by Mr. Harry1 Tuead YrtAnu - . - ' " . devouc it, ThTT." - -""", report XI chapter regent, national vio-ohlr- neirmn, and nomi nation, will b mad. for nw state J r "' "' eiegniil, V. , recruiting officer will glr, n addree. durlnx the am,- .. . . Army Does in Timss of Pe.oe." organ. ailmor,; "" 07 honZV,?ln th: " "PMr tS JLto' PUt ,nd P" na tional officer, and chairmen, at the 2 MuMum' will be fur nished by th Dodg, strlr qu.,,,,,. WBdniii. MA.I.IK. . . . ' ;aw oreafat t Campbell Court hotel of atlt. 2ff'r elub with Mra. John Wednaviti i. ' . ' new .tat. officer.. Reporu of ohap ter regenu oontlnued. reports Of state chairmen, district chairmen and special committee,, inoluoW National Vouth Adrnlnl.traUoToi Oregon by Mra. Jacob Karoler, and w. P. A. marking hlatorlo apoU hr Mr. Joiunh T n.. 7 7 e .,r , Virginia Dan-1 forth will play violin elctlona. ao. companied by Oertrud Laohntr pivviuws, - Around th- wednwday' lunoheon will honor, the hoAM os . . """"t . n ... u. unmpoK Pioneer Mothers' Memorial Log Cabin' of which Mr. r.. ... .. "'.. ratterson 1 chairman. Report on th cabin and wiu d rcivd, Fred' Lockley will b th lunoheon rpnktr, his subject, "Pioneer of Ohamnoar " U,1,l. 1 ... . . . .. .. r - .uriiunva oy Mra, ora- Bes Seburg.r, from compoaltlotua written V. r.-. ... neanesaay afternoon will b th' renort nf .-iu. . . . .. . , ' .wywrw vi wm re.o- lutlon committee, unfinished bust-. -' pf wie budget committee,. nJ Installation of stat officers- Wednesday night, banquet at th Miiltnnmalr Hai b. . . . .- .. ..wv-., uuiiwmg retiring tat officer and etat offlor-lct. Addres of th evening will be given, by Hon. John P. Winter, Judge of th Fourth Judicial district of Oregon, on lAmerlcsnlsm. . Music by th Dy- v. vow selection by Ed win T. Beach, tenor, accompanied by Activities of ;; Legion Auxiliary The auxiliary will hold its om.,i nlty service program Monday night. Nettle Ellenbure la the hairmn .. haa planned an (njoyahl and lntrv " ptotrram. sn junior auxili ary members will help put on to entertainment. Refreshments will oe served after the meeting. ; Alt member srs Invited to h iM.a to enjoy this meeting . . .. Tne following It th program of th Victory program bald In Portland: . "A Victory Celebration, such never before seen in th- hi.,M. -i our organ laatlon, took plao In Port land on Sunday, March 15th, that day whlcb marked th seventeenth snnlversary of ths birth of th Amr' lean Legion. Think of It, seventeen' year ago thla Legion of our cam Into exutenoe st th Pari Canautv March 15. Idle. Looking back over theae seventeen year w find a trail of Legion accomplishments, none of' which has been alvxn mi h-. pread acclaim than that of thX iion victory in it fight for th. Immediate navment nt ..- hnH,,. It not, therefore, fitting and proper recognizing the seventeenth, anniversary dat m hm fitting Legion Victory Celebration." very auxiliary member waa lnvlt-' ed and every unit urged to .end. as many representatives aa possible to rurusna i or tnie nig mass metlng. Numbered anions- thm. lc attendance Sunday, were national " wis icgion anor auxiliary, department of floera of Legion and auxiliary from neighboring states, stat official, of Oregon, Hate offl osr of ail veterans organisation within th state, high ranking mili tary and naval officers, Oregon's cit ed veterans of th World War. and. -aa aDeclal etieat. thM. whn ... th Pari. Cauaua eev-nteen yeaia ago- ' Licnun men wno played a moat - lmDOrtant Dart In th fnrm.tl-n e f our great American Legion. V De.Molsy Mother. . . 1 - ' plsnnlng Tarty ' At thl WMk'a ttlMtlnv rJ y.m rJ. Molay Mothers' club at th horn of mim. van Bennett, plan war mad for th public card party scheduled for Frldsy afternoon of thl wesk. Th party la to b at the olrU . Community club room, with dessert at one-thirty. Prizes will h. d for contract, auction. hrM. pinocle and five-hundred. Mra. Frank Hull will act as general chairman for the event. Notice Havln nurchaaed Lh rinlrf um. Meat Market 1 will not he re.nnn.ihi. for a. W. Park bill attar March 4. W. I. Stanton. vry watcb repaired her 1 girts ',o mlcrom.tar test. Jno. W. Johnaoa.