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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MADI; TRIBUNE, MEDKOKD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. MARCDT 25. 1936. PAGE SEVEN wm Bead ef ery aa on thu peg You will probably find exactly tha thinga you have been looking tor of a aala or trade for unused artlclee you may have. Search your attic or tore-room you may tlnd many thlnjs otnere ara eek log and be able to realize im mediate cash. It what you want isn't here, advertise for Tribune Classified ada are Inexpensive effective I RATES Per word tint inMitlon (Minimum 96c) Eaoh additional insertion, per word ,...- lc (Minimum 10c) Per Una per month without copy changea 91.35 Phone 75 FOE WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Bunch of keys In black key talner. Finder please call Mall Trib une, 75. LOST If dog la missing, call 1618 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Middle-aged man for steady ranch band. Route No. 4, Box 43. Walter Wooldrldge. BOY or man to deliver vegetables to stores mornings. Box 1214. Tribune. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Girl or woman for general housework, and assist with two children. Modern home. Boafd, room and 820 per month. Give aqe. . referencea and experience. Box 3243, Tribune. WANTED Experienced waitress. Box 1193. WANTED Girl between 20 and 25 years for chambermaid and to work extra In dlr.lng-room during meal hours. Wolf Creek Tavern, Wolf Creek, Oregon. WANTED Girl to do housewark and assist with children. Call 1311-W MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Married coup.e, no chil dren; man to be good milker and understand feeding and caring f r cattle. Please state. experience. Box 1363, T.ibune. WANTED SITUATIONS LOCAL GARDENER Trustwortny, wishes work. Expert flowers, shrubs. A. F. Mendocino. 807 Bessie St. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To buy fresh milk cow. Must bo heavy milker. CaU 514-H-2 between 8 and 7 p. m. WANTED Owner will ehare modern country nome witn man ana who In exchange for board. Box 1195, Tribune. AUTO Repairing, reasonable prices, Clement Auto Parte. 230 N. River side. WANTED TO BUY Men's good used suite. Used wararooe onop. oio a. Main. WANTED Springer eows and belt--re Ralph Wilson. Phone 111-X-l Central Point. WANTED WOOL MOHAIH Hrest caah prlcee for wool and mo ulr. wool baga and fleece twine ktv.Ttirr-.ivli RACLTlArN HOUSE n No. Gran Phone 1062 JlfNK WANTED Higxeat market prices paid for metals of all kinds rags, wool or cotton Southern Ore Junk Co.. Stewart Ave. between So. Holly and Oak dale. WANTVJD We oav cash for household goods. furniture and stovea We also buy metals, hides, pelt, wool and mo hair MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St Pione '062 FURNITURE upholstering. repalrttK, reflnlshlng W E. Walker, phone 6U8 207 N Peach. JUNK- -JONK, 11 A Ml 'IF I i CASH PAID for inner tube. 10 per lb nn Rui outtun and wool, up to 6c per lb Scrap iron small or large lota, alao all other metals of all decription MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 No Grape. Phone 1U62 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR PENT 6-room modern bunga low, 19 Crater Lake Ave., $25. Tel 597-R-2. FOR RENT Horn at 60S South Oak dale, by April 1st. Phono 58. FOR RENT 5-room home and bath, $16.00, water paid. 600 Hamilton. ; Inquire, Medford Exchange, 39 S. Front FOR RENT New modern furnished house flowers, garden, fruit. 13 West 2nd. FOR RENT modern houw 17 Newtown. Call from 9 to 8 exceft 8undaya. Phone 141. Central Point. FOR REN i Completely turn. Call at Dow's Cafe. FOR RENT Homea furnished or unfurnished BROWN at WHIT FOR RENT Comfortable, attractive six-room house, close In. Newly painted. Lawn, ahade trees, shruo bery, large basement, garaae. A fine home at moderate rent. See owner at 332 North Ivy street Pop RENT S-room modern 'urn shed house 9 if So Peach FOR RENT 5 room modern nouar finished. W. H. Iverhard, toil W- Ju .. .. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnlsued apartment. 916 W. 10th. FOR RENT Small, turn apt. or laige sleeping room. 809 W. Main. FOR RENT Four large rooms and bath In beautiful Holly Apartmeme, completely furnished, except linen, electric refrigerator and range. Clean and comfortable. Available now. Second door north of Postof- flee. See manager In rear. FOR RENT turn. apt. 31S S. Drape. Adulta. FOR RENT Apt. 334 Apple. FURNISHED a-room apartment, pri vate bath, hot and cold water, lights, Bleeping porch, garage Adulta. 019 S. Oakdale. FURNISHED Apt. tor rent. 399 N. Ivy. NICELY furnished apartment. Adulta only, call boo west lotn. DUHELL Court Apt. 8. 339 N. Holly FOE R8NT 4-room apt. partly turn Close In. Inquire 30 8. Fir FOR RENT BOARD ROOM WANTED One boarder or two who will share room. S6-B5 per wert 142 N. Ivy. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. 89 month. 230 Beatty. DESIRABLE rooms, good location, Home privileges. 17 So. Peach. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 4U4 8. Grape. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 13 acres, Improved, on highway. McCurtaln'a Service 8ta 1 mllB south of Talent. FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRAUB Jonathan ap ple 16c and 35c a oox CaU at Ala Vista Packing house between 8 and 4 o'clock Bring own ooxea FOR EXCHANGE ESTATE -REAL FOR SALE OR .TRADE 12 acre river frontage near urania rass ior iweu ford property. Inquire 616 W. Jack son after 6 p- m. FOR TRADE Equity In 4-room mod ern borne for amau car. inquire 1003 Sailing or phone B66-M. WILL trade clear California home for clear Oregon property, maae -ji-fer. wm. H. Oltman, 427 Fruit St. Santa Ana. Calif. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Beautiful home, euat aloe, tnree oea rooms, tuo ww ebower bath, large lot, Just a tine comfortable, family home; reason able terms, ALSO Fine home on west aide near schools, three bed rooms, sleeping porch, fine shade trees, large lawn, extra large lot; $2850.00; easy terms. ALSO 314 era. Kings Highway, good house, two bed rooms, aleeping porch, land In' walnut and filbert trees; $2700.00; 10 down. H. O. WILSON 7 Chestnut St. Phona 1864 THIS WEEK ONLY 200 acres land near Klamath Falla; 7 acres irri gated. 14 cattle, 1 saddle horse. Small house, good soil and moatly level. Price $1600, casn. a. f. now era, corner 12th and Front. A BEAUTIFUL ROGUE RIVER PROP ERTY, 4UO acres, 1 mile river uu, age on fine fishing waters. 76 acres hnttnm Int.. with free water right. Thlo place priced at $35 pur acre can not ne aupucaivu but where on Rogue river. BROWN As WHITE. Realtore FOR BALE A beautiful foothill borne on the Old stage ttoao. aii amus ui fruit, berries. trapes, nuts. Modern home, caraae. Doultry house, fine well and automatlo pressure sys tem. You need to Inspect this prop erty to annreclate the beauty oi the setting, the fine construction, and the diversified fruits. BROWN At WHITE. Realtora FOR SALE Federal Land Bank (arms, email paymenta. low Interest ralee. See L. J. Knox, secretary-treasurer . Medford N P. L. A. WHEN you think of real estate think of brown wans 4 ACRES, almost new Improvement, bottom land, free Irrigation. Cow i-hlrkens. 30 rabbit. Priced $1300 Terms. A. F. Flowers, corner 13th and Front houses for tale or rent Jackson County Bldg and ..oao Aas'n. Ron SALE 65 acres, 30 acres pears Bartlett, Bosc. D'AnJou. Grain pas ture, irrigated, owners nouse. iorc man's house, necessary buildings, 2 good wells. Box 1273. Tribune. FCR SALE 6y owner. 10 to 80-acre fact, irrigated Bear creek bottom Und. mile from Medford; excel ent for gardening. Phono 1524-L M EQUITY In Improved 7 acres ad joining Central point. Large Douso chicken bouses and bam. Inquire ysert Hansen. Central Point. . FCR BALE Beautiful Income prop-etty- best location In town Also at a. well located. Inquire 304 Central Ave. So. AN ORCHARD BAROAIN 32 acre 7 acres D Anjous, 0 acre 21 yr. oia uoac. n Jl Comic, balance ranch In alfalfa Fin modern homo. Equipment g,a with place at $12 000 00 or anil trade for business building CHARLES A WINO AGENCY TOO Exclusive Agent PlTie T?8 109 g M!1 FOR 8ALE POULTRY AND EGGS AUSTRALOKP. White Iz-ehorn and Barred Rock cockerels and laying pulieu; also Austra-whlt hatching egg. A. P. Jordan Talent. BOOTH STRAIN Whit Minorca Ify ln hens; also R. C. A- battery radio Mrs. R. O. Hunaley. Rt. 1. Central Point. FOR SALE Baby chirks R. I. Reds Plymouth Rocks and Buff Minorca 635 Mary St. will bo ready March ?S (Wednewlav) FOR SALE -DOGS PET8 tj.. -T.ru, CASAiUISS 31 0. RlTertld, FOR SALE LIVESTOCK MILK COW and work borae. A. P. Jordan. Talent. FOR SALE Coming S year old Bel gian stallion. Earhart Ranch. FOR SALE Guernsey, second call. Gentle and good milker. 875 cash Phone 765. FOR SALE Weaner and feeder pigs. Thorson Bros., R. F. D. No, 2. Beall Lane, Medford. FOR SALE Milking Shorthorns. A few choice bull calves; also yne two-year old bull. KIrtland Farm, Central Point. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1029 Chevrolet coupe priced ioo.O0. Tel. 610-J-l, Call eve- nlnga alter 0:00 o'clock. WILL sell 3400.00 equity In 1939 Ply mouth coach for e3S0.00. First clasa condition, not a scratch on tne fin ish, clean aa a pin, driven only 13,000 miles. Financed with Com mercial Credit Co., Minneapolis. Am returning east on Gov't orders, can not drive my car Daca. l. n. a McManus. C. G. O. Camp Applegate FOR SALE Good model T Ford truck or trade for brood sows. Tel. centtal Point. 116. FOR BALL Essex coach only 11.000 miles Good condition. Inquire 30 8 Fir. upataira. GOOD USED CARS Lowest Prices In Medford, 1P86 P.ymouth DeLuxe Coupe, like news 1934 Plymouth Sedan. . .933 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe. U34 Chrysier Airflow Sedan. 1930 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan. 1934 Dodge Coupo. 1432 Plymouth Coupe. i930 Ford Sedan. 1U34 Ford Pickup. U30 Dudge Sr. Sedan, 4 speeds. Also a number of other models We have a number of Real Cheap . - Cars. Used Car Lot. north .corner 6th and Bartiett. LAN OB MOTORS, INC. 88 N. Riverside. Tel. 18 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS THE PRECISION BHOP. 419 E. Main St. A Strad. model made In 1818; excellent condition. Quick aala at $36. FOR SALE; Cheap for cash, smudge pou, ana uguiers, prop awi, uisv Graham-Dodge truck, Fordson trac tor. Tel. 3-F-U, Talent. FOR SALE1 Bowlus Road chief bouse trailer. A sacrifice. At Associated 8ta. near S. O. S. Packing House. 3 STAMP MILL complete with power. Trade for car or equity in one, see Carkln at used car dept. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. FOR SALE Water llllea, 250 each. Phone 14-F-22. FOR SALE Factory made, collapsible boat, weight 75 lbs. Phone 1041-M. FOR BALE Baby bed In good con dition. 730 Dakota Ave. rYPEwm iek -Bierroa tral Ph,ne J82 FOh SAijE Baled alfalfa $14.00 ton Monarch Seed fo. FOR SALE General Electrlo re frigerator in good condition. For parttculara call Jacksonville, 42. FOR 8 A Lb Ground alfalfa hay. $12.60 per ton, Helen Herbert, Hill crest road. FOR SALE 300-gaI Hardle sprayer ready to go. Price $300 Tel 488-J-l FOH SALE- -Kanota oaf and Hen . chen barley O. F. Niedermerer 6J3-J-1. HA i FOR SALE Grain or alfalfa Gore Ranch. Jacksonville highway FOR SALE God Newtown apple at cheap price. Inquire Sgooel Al Day Packing House South Plr St FOR SAi.1 Baieo oat nay ground alfalfa and oat nay loose alfalfa bay O A DeVoe. phone 623-J-2 PEPJUANENTS $1.60 and up. Pre voet'a. 238 So Oakdale. phone 727 ALFALFA SEED. I5t F B Bybee Rt 2. Metliord CI I C. F. Nleder meyer. Rt 2. Tel S23-J-1, MISCELLANEOUS LAGOS BONEPART, registered gray Percheron stallion will make the season In Rogue River Valley at Ruch on Applegat and part time at my ranch In Ooker Butte aectlnn. 3 miles N. E- Medford. Route No. 4, Box 42. Walter Wooldrldge. STALLION Registered Belgian, dark bay. ton horse. Will stand. W. W Larire, Williams. Ore. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR BALE Complete sawmill, or will sell separate two engines, boiler, edger. planer, cut-off saw, 64-tnrn Inaerurd tooth saw and ouier mill parts. Bargain if sold before April 16 8. L. Johnnton Applfrgut. Ore. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKHON COUNTV ABSTRACT CO. Abstract ,t ntle and rule Insurance The only complete T 1 1 1 System in Jackson County MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Tltie. Rooms I and 6. No 92 North Central Ave, upatslrs ' Long Distance Moving LARGE VAN eervlng Calif. Or eg and Wash pott. aemi-monthly trip Fully insured Martin Bros 701 S flrh Bt Grant Psss Il 141-J Money to Lend MONEY LOANED $50 to $100 for personal or household purposes jo Hotiae Fumlal.ing or Auto; also Cars Refinanced Loan a closed within 90 minute License No a 167 See W ( Thorns. 45 So Can. tral Radio rrU. llrunuw Radio RADIO E1JKTH1C MERVIC Ira C Chaautln Pnon 470 306 7 Jackon St. Xuo, AsritiS, RepaUicg. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Palniln: and Paperlianilng. COMMERCIAL & HOUSE PAINTING, rintlng & Paperl.anglng. Harry Marx, phone 14-F-4, Route 1, Box 440. Transiei, KElNKINO TR.-NSPB--t OO Long distance hauling Furniture, cattle, anything 111 N Fir. Phona 1033 O Stuart. CADS TRANSFER & STORAGE OO Office 1016 No Central Phone 316 Prioea right. Servloe guaranteed. rKUCKlNU AND 8TOKAQF - Local and long distance hauling, furm cure muvtng, eto. Reasonable ratea Tel 83b. P B Samaoo Co HAWLE TRANSFER - Expert pack era ana movers Special lived look moving equipment. Prices right 019 North Riverside. Phone 615. COMMERCIAL SPRAYING COMMERCIAL spraying. Phone 358-M. McGonagl. LEGAL NOTICES Call fur Ulils fur Wood. Notice Is hereby given that bids will be received for 125 cords of 4-ft. budy fir wood to be delivered before Sep tember 1, 1936, at the Central Point School. All bids must be In the ha.ids of the clerk by April 4, 1936. Each bid must be acoompanled by a certi fied check for 6 of the total bid. W. B. KINCAID. Clerk, School District No. 6, Central Point, Oregon. Notice. In the Matter of the Estate of Wil liam l-a Marion, deceased. The First National Bank of Med ford, Oregon, hereby give notice; That it has filed In this Court final ! account ol its administration, aa ad 1 mlnlstrator de bonla non. of the estate of William Ira Marion, deceased, mat Tuesday. April 7th. 1936, at the hour of 10:00 a. m.. in the court , room of saldfeurt, baa been fixed i the time and place for hearing ob jection to sain account, ana ior set tling and allowing the aame. BOGGS & BOO OS. Attorneya for First National Bank it Medford, Oregon. Administer de bonis non of the estate of William Ira Marlon, deceased. Notice for Publication. Department of the Interior. U. 8. Land Office al Roeeburg, Oregon, March 10th, 1938. Notice la hereby given that Keith Mocauley of Butte Fall, Oregon, who on June 26th, 1931, made Homestead entry. Serial No. 019700, for NEVfc. Section 11, Township 36 8., Range 2 E, Willamette Meridian, haa filed not.ee of Intention to make final three-year proof, to establish olalm to the land above described, before O. R. Carter Clerk of County Court, at Medford Oregon, on the 1st day of May, 1936. Claimant names aa witnesses: Arthur Alqutat, of Butte Falla, Ore gon. M. J. Bralnard, of Butte Falla. Oregon; R G. Gardner, of Lake Creek. Ort.; H. R. Johnson, of Brovmboro, ore OEOROE PINLEY, Register. Sheep Stealers Wait Sentence SALEM, Ore.. March 28. (AP) Rob ert, Harold and John Anderson. brothera, who confessed In circuit court yesterday to the theft of 171 sheep from 10 Individuals In Marlon and Polk counties, remained In Jail today while Judge L. H. McMahan pondered what sentence to Impose, The youths, 22, 31 and 20 years of age respectively, told the court they took the sheep because of their Btralned financial circumstance and because of the necessity of support ing their mother. 4 Dee Mall Tribune want ada. Mail Tribune Daily across l. Alack fi. Water vapor 10. StlfTljf proper 14. Diplomacy 15. City In Califor nia It. Be defeated 17. Romin em peror 18. Move upward 19. Reigning beauty 20. Bird 22. Cloned tlfhtljr US. Rock 24. Fastens IS Continent! ahtir. 17. Doleful 2ft Shares 12 inch mountain 14. Part of a flower 16. Short tine for attaching a fishhook IT, Ona who can not h bj !ved U DrOcB !. Sit of thrta It. 4Jorj com 8olutlon of Yeaterday'i Punte elADCHlANT.BKkE B G oHl IP E RlE. R E ST aTTEMap pal ls c u UkmSSliP nooMb oM d H5 s s a 81. (JtlMzea 63. Regale 66 DlmrranKtd: colloq. St. Powerful tU Relation by marriage: colloq. II. East Indian timber traat peieni 44. Pari of a foru- . Body joint fl cation 64. Jeruaalam f.b. 1.1ft . Old oath 67. Let It lUnd it. Doze 17. DlftHmrulahca 19 Male swan II. Symbol for selenium s. Keiieva 60. Little children 19 m. Mu WW W HI TZ 33 JT;.34 'It1 2T srar r r7r w lltl"lilllii JiM. w ) ZT , -- -77 U "' iS '''ft U 7 i;z5 ? ZZZ (pUNTYBRIEFS Gold Hill GOLD HILL, March 35. (8pl.( Mra. Rachel Perry of Sams Valley spent the week end here with her mother. Mrs. Mitchell, who Uvea with Ida Snyder, The Ladles' Aid of the M. B. church met Thursday at the home of Mrs. J. H. Hedgepeth. There were ten la dles present who dlscuased waya and means of helping the church. After the business aeaston a social hour waa enjoyed and dainty refreshments served by the hostess. The Lea Bennett family and Stew art Chlaholm family have moved from their mine on Galls creek to the Meadowa where they will mine. Lawrence Whltsett, Mike Van Hou ten, Dee Johnson and SI Pierce axe employed by a dredging company near Ruch. Mra. Dora Hammersley and daugh ter. Jeanne, of Sawyers Bar, Cal., vis ited with friends from Thursday un til Tuesday. Saturday Mrs. Hammers ley waa employed at Mann's. Mra. O. W. Davla of West Salem, who formerly resided here, visited several days with friends recently. Mr. and Mra. Lowell Tracey and family, who have been living In South Dakota, have returned to Gold Hill and are living In the Turner house. They state they are glad to be back In the land of sunshine. Mrs. Josle Cook and daughters, Marjorle and Opal Bowera, of Med ford vlalted Monday with their son and brother, Earl Cook, and family, Mra. A. C. Olldewlst spent the week visiting her granddaughter, Mra. Llovd Clark, who la the Meadowa school teacher. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Ham were Sun day gueata of Mr. Ham's sister, Mrs. O. w. wnuioc, ana u"iy w ford. Mra, Carl Lenta left Wednesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Lenora Sul livan, and family of Vale, Ore. Mr. and Mra. Lee M. Fleriein or Ashland and Mr. and Mra. Clyde Moore and family of Medford were Sunday guest of Mr. and Mra. Moroe and Mlaa Mabel Moore and Mary tioae Ballev. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Natnan ana daughter of Klamath Fall were Sun day guests of Mra. Nathan's parents, Mr. and Mra. w. o. Auwnrenn. Loaan Woolrldgo of Missouri Fleta visited Tuesday with Mr. Woolrldge'a cnualn. Joe Cook. Mr. and Mra. Jaa. Chlaholm and daughter of the Meadowa apent the week end In thla city visiting friends and relative. Mr. Jaa. Forbes of Jacksonville vllsted Sunday with her aunt, Mra. Rmmett Sutton. Bryan Ward apont several day last week In Lo Ansele on Dullness, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Llngren visited Friday with Mr. and Mr. Ed Koster on Foot Creek. Announce Candldade PORTLAND, Ore., March 28. (AP) John H. Hall and Dean F. Bryson announced their candldaclea for state representative. Both are Republic- ana. Hall formerly served in the house. Klckernlck Blips Tailored and Laco $1.06 to $4.98 ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN'S. LAWNMOWERS sharpened, wa call to- and deliver 29 N. Fir St. 81 MS BROfi Phone 361. Cross-Word Puzzle Cleansing agent 11. Term of ra apart 14. Blanched 25. Dinner couraa 26. LsOftal proof of being alaa whera If. Pee la 19. River In Cali fornia flow ing Into Tulare Lake 10. PI rut name of tha Inventor of tha if Ing machlna 11. Riant 33. Chums 35. Mountain 'iittei 3S. Dlmenter 40. Vestry room to a ch'jrch 41. fftltrr- again 45. Nea-Mlve Totaa 4. Copjr to, Wjven eon Ulnar II. City In Okla homa SI. Dance Is. feel tha want of fiH, fllnt-la thing E7. wild plum II. Bucket 119. Orderly 60, Spreada looaa- . ly 2. Run 65. Exclamation DOWN L On tha sum mit of 1 Thin narrow . strip of wood 1. Paine 4 Ermlna I. Ran aground . Threefold T. Tha orient t. Playing eard $. pronoun 10. Agreaabla II. Kind of b!arjt 13. Small lt.lt n-. 11. Reward Inclination! Central Point CENTRAL POINT, Marcb 8ft. (BpD Mra. Ted Hill will bo hoattsa to the Missionary society of the Brick church I at her homo on Thursday, in con nection with this and following itn business session, open house will ba observed, honoring tha 76th birthday anniversary of Mra. W. P. Grimes. All friends will ba cordially welcomed. Hours from 9 to S. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nichols hava had aa their house guest during tha past week. Miss Ella Huffman of Mary .villi, c&l., who baa been visit ing relatives Id Seattle. On Friday, Mra. Nlohols, assisted by her sisters, entertained at dinner In bar honor, guest and residents of the valley who were former friends In Nebraska more than 35 years ago. Those enjoying the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Nich ols wore Miss Ella Huffman, Mr. Cora Orlsham and Leslie J. Grim of Nebraska, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Woods and grandson Donald of Medford, Mia Clara Wilcox, Mra. Laura Gillette of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Grlaham, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Orlsham and son Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heft, Mrs. Adrian Thlmpson, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nichols. Miss Huffman left for her home at Marysvllle Saturday morning. , Mrs. Will Gregory entertained Sun day with a pre-nuptlal shower for Miis Dorothy Tyo oi Meaford and Lloyd Whltslde of Roaa Lane, whose mar riage will take place In the bear fu ture. The Misses Carlton of the Old Stage road have aa their guests their neph ew and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Carlton of New York. Tha annual meeting and fellowship I dinner of the Federated church will I be held Friday evening, April 8. A good attendance ls anticipated. A pot-luck dinner will ba aerved, so come prepared with basket. Mra. Eva Jenlaon of Portland la a house guest of Mrs. Emma Hllkey. Included among the college stu dents at home for vacation were Don ald Richardson, Bill Snyder, Melburn Atkins, Orvllle Caatar, Marlon Caa ter and Mlaa Kathryn Lathrop, who was accompanied by her friend, Mlaa June Schmidt, who waa her house guest while 13 re. Mlaa Helen Humphries returned from the Community hospital Sat urday and ts recovering from her re cent operation for appendicitis. Honoring the home-coming college students, the young people, of the Grange gave a party In the Grange hall Wednesday evening. Oamea and folk dances were the entertainment program. Fruit salad, cocoa and snacks wore served to the group of 80 Floyd Clovengar, one of the Holly wood stunt filers who help to mace tha picture In Medford. ls a nephew of Ben Peart, and now Uvea In Old Mexico, but plana to move to Holly- wood soon. Mrs. Carl Bennett of Medford, who la a daughter of Mr. Peart, entertained the motion pic ture filers at a dinner party Satur day night, March 14. Mr. Olevenger waa reared In California and flying ls the only occupation be ever en- aaoed In. Messrs, Riley Potter and Lowell Blackford of Klamath Falls were re cent visitors among Central Point friends and relatives. Mr. and Mra. W. J. Freeman, who have been spending several weokt In southern California, expect to .return soon. Mrs. C. E. Bolds of Portland, for merly of Woodland Orchards, Tlslted friends In the valley last wees. Kzzzt Creek REESE OBEEK. March 35. (Bpl.) our school 1 progressing very nice ly. The baseball fan of tha school an buay practicing. Mr. Vlmont took the team to the Derby school ior practlc game Tuesday and yesterday he took them to jsagm roins iot m game with in iaie ram ru school team. The teacher and student are buay this week with some test, lntermlng Una hard work with play. Th Home and School circle met Friday afternoon at the school nou. New officer for th enaulng year were elected a follow: President, Mr. Thome Veetal; vlce-prealdent, Mrs. Homer Martin; secretory, Mrs. B. D. Nlchol; treasurer, Mrs Leon Biuho. Refreshment were aerved at the close of the aeaslon. The circle will aid the school In holding a oar nival May 1 In th evening at th achool house. Mr. Bote Sturgtll and eon, Charie, hava moved to Eogl Point to live. Charle 1 attending high achool Lhere. Th teKhera institute will be held In Eagle Point Friday afternoon. School will be dlamlaaed at that time here. Mm. Jame McDowell and baby daughter, Marylyn Oal, vlltd her nirsnu Wednesday. Mlaa Kllen Orow 1 tylnf at th Fred Luy home, caring for Mra. Fred Luy, Sr., who la quit in. R. L. Foster ha returned from trio south and at, visiting reutiv H. i vuitlnn. Mr. and Mra. Harry pnMii far the luramsr, A' large crowd attended th church d... .t the achool houa both auimiai and evenli Marcb 32. Mr, Johnaon of th Faith Horn church In California la holding revival meeting there. He will contlnu th owing, all th prenent week. Amorm thoee shopping In Medford Mi rammu.MlV dUTlnC th v r. Mr. and Mr. Jamas Ed iuri and family. Mr. and Mr Wilfred Jack and family oMr. and xi r. iv.n Hatfield and Mrs. Sarah Holiday. Mrs. C. I Lama ana aaunuo. lint, at PtrtJ, accompanied Mr. and, Mrs. W. It. Lamb to Medford Thurs day, all the high school student go ing to the show In Medford, "Mid summer Night's Dream." Work on the Eagle Point Irrigation aystem la progrea&lng nicely. Wter waa turned Into part of the ditches j March 81. The rest of the oleanlng ! will be finished aa soon as possible, j Quite a number of the school chil dren are having a real atege of poison I oak from picking wild flowers In the! Umbered area. Ralph Merrltt baa hla place plowed ready for quite a garden. He haa the new house almost ready for the mov ing aoon, and la certainly making a marked Improvement In the new home. Several large herds of cattle are being driven to the hlUa every few daye for summer pasture. Mra. Dennla Clark spent Thursday afternoon visiting Mra. Wilfred Jack. She had Just heard from her son. Walter, who Is in the Masonic hos pital at Portland. He la doing nicely and la well contented. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Semple of the Suncrest orchard visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vestal Sunday, Mra, Sefple and Mrs. Vestal are alsters. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Jack received a letter from their daughter, Mrs. Edward Hamford, from Manila saying she end little Slgna aalled for Shang hai, China. March 8. Her huaband, Edward Hamford, aalled on the ship the Auffusta March 0, crulalng around a while before he would land at Shanghai Aplrl 1A. Mr. and Mra. Robert Humphrey apent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs, 0. E. Lamb of Derby. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cook of the fluncrest orchard were callers at the home of Mr. end Mra. Wilfred jack Sunday. Also Mlsa Irene Charley waa A week-end guest of Evelyn Jack. Frank Strahan waa shopping Medford Monday. Jacksonville JAOKSONVHAB, Maroh . (SpU rrtand o! Mr. Qundar eandan wra glad to sea bar at church Sunday morning, after her recent Illness. The garage on California atreet for merly owned by Frank punnlngton haa beep purchased by two Modtord man who an reopening it a a ma ohlna shop and garage. Mra. Florence Hunaaker, musical director In tha Jacksonville school, at tended a rehearsal of the jacuson County Teaohera' ohorua In Medford Saturday, R. B. Matager leit oy avage iu. Joseph. Ore., laat Friday evening, u attend the funeral of hla mother, who passed away early Friday momma, after a brief nines. Clara Hanlay will entertain me Home Economic olub at her home at their next meeting. The flra department waa cauea ouv Saturday evening by a flu fire at tha Jamea Orlgsby home. PudIIb of the grade acnois nave Be gun rehearaala for the spring mus ical festival to ba held at Ashland wy- .. ... The old oourtnouae win am scene ot anoiner puyunw dance next Saturday evening, Marc.1 on Tha nubile 1 Invited. Ma Bowman attended a Sunday ohnni teacher' meeting at the Lu theran church in aieaioro saonu., evening. Mr. Oreen aceompaniea nor u Hal to Corvall, where he will enter college. He haa bean a atudent thu .lntj.r ttt. R. O. N. 8. Paul Dalton, who haa neon a rrcuu. m Jacksonville, returned to onuviu.. cel.. Monday morning. Mra. Archie Bowman la reporveu at her home with Influent. Mlaa Marl Wilkinson, who haa been spending a few daye In Mediora, re turned horn Friday aiiernuon. ninivith whit returned to Jack' sonvllle to apend th week-end at hei Eleanor Clark, former jaoaaonviuo high school itudent, visited at the school Friday. 1 Tolo TOLO. March 28. (Spl.) Ernest Weiss, Jr., Is able to ba up again after a ileae of measlea. Mra. Lewi Thomaaaon underwent an operation In a Boseburg hospital recentlv and la getting along niceiy As soon aa aha la ante to travel hi. win visit her mother, Mr. Latirt Dlaa. her. Mrs. Dlaa I raising a flock of brown Leghorn chlckena thla year, having received one ahipment and expecung anotber toon from Russell's hatchery at Corvallla. Edward Inmann and Alton Whet stone were among the guests at the young Grangers' party March 18, at Central Point hall, honoring the col lege student who wen home In tprln; vacation. Mr Paul Krutiler, daughter Va lerla and ton Oerald apent tht spring vacation at tha Webb home, Visiting at th Tracy horn Sunday wer Mr, and Mra. Mel William,, Mies Vivian William, and Ray Johnson alao Mr. and Mrs. Homer arable and daughters Mildred and Beulah, and Mrs. Merrill Annli and Infant daugb ter Patricia, all of Oraste Pa. Arl.n Inmann, who stays with her sister, Mrs. John Bohnert and goes to Central Point high school, apent th week-end with bom folks Sh entertained Mis Edith Vincent ot Willow Spring on Sunday, Messrs. Justin and Kenneth Muse Jlmml and Kenneth Jone attended th mlnstral enow at Eajlt Point Friday night. Thla production was nut on by th ladles' auxiliary of F. O. E. ot Medford, unf.er tht super. vision of Mrs. Lulu T.iurston, preal dent of tht order, anl was shown In Medford recently, T. A. Hut flnlaiid planting early potatoee at Tolo Oardena Saturday and la getting ground In readlnta lor setting out eab'jaxe. Olen Muaa, th only boy In Tolo school llglb'.t for a baseball team want with th Willow Springs school vo pis, f,iwt Gold Hilt Mwd) They loat to their opponents, the score being SS to 10. I COURT HOUSE NEWS Furnished by the Jackson CVunty Abstract Co., lai E. Slith Street Marriage Licenses Cecil D. McCrory and Vlvett S can cer. Roy E. Denzer and Ernia jean Pool. Clifford A. DeBerrv and Loretta A. Dudler, Harold B. Looper and Men-lam Clauaaen. Stanley Thomas and Uaxlna Vaughn. John Raymond Stall and Orvle B. Miller. Wayne Webb and Marian Hansen. Irving J. Ezell and Mabel K. Weber. Circuit Court Stat Industrial Accident Commis sion v. Brldan L. Sanderson. Lien. Stat of Oregon, by World War Vet erans' state Aid Commission va. John 8. Flurry et ux. Foreclosure. J. D. Mara assume business nam of "J. D. Mara Js Bon," shoe repairing and sales, Ashland, Ore. Olenne T. Burch va. Audry K. Burch. Divorce. Real Estate Transfer Eleanor D. Headley et vlr to Bugen Thorndlke. w. D. to lot 14 and la. block 4, Queen Anne's Add. to Med ford. F. M. Centers to H. R. Stephens et ux W. D. to a acre In DLO 41, Twp. 38 8., fl. 1 West, Paul D. Humphrey to charlea P. Postle. Q. c. D. to lot I, block 0, HUlvlew Add. to Medford. Nellie M. Batten to Harvey F. Mor gan. W. D. to NE14 of Sec. 18, Twp. 32 8., R. a East. N. D. Bruce et ux to Marguerite J. Curran. Deed to lot 7, Woolen Add. to Aahland. T. W. Melton et ux to Ouw w. Dodd et ux W. D. to 8V4 of 8EJ4 of See. 34, Twp. 34 8., R. t Weat. Nathan Anderson to Rosa Lee An derson, W. D. to 6E!4 of SE)4 of sec. to, rwp. so a., H. s East. Scott v. Davla et ux to Mattl, L. Emerlck. w D, to lot 9 and 10, block 31, Medford J. R. Mccracken et al (executors! to Haael I. Ferns. W. D. to lot ft and 8, E tuck w, Railroad Add. to Aahland. Oeorge B. Nelly et ux to William T. Brlckey et ux. Deed to W14 of bsm or BE't or ne4 oi sec, is. Twp, 39 S., R. I East, Ids N. Smith to W. O. N. Smith at ux. W. D. to lots 18 and 17 and part lot IB, block R, Railroad Add. to Ash land. Lloyd O. Morthland to Marcella A. Morthland. W. D. to part ot block 4. extension of Siskiyou Height Add. to Medford. Jot o. Row et ux to United State. W. D. to 114 acres In IVi of lot 8. sec IS, Twp. 82 8., R, 1 Weat. ' Eagle Point Irrigation Dlatrlot to H. Ball et ux. W. D. to Swy, of NB14 Of Sec. 23, Twp, 88 S R. 1 West. Eagle point Irrigation Dlatrlot to Wlllard Ball. Deed to 8 of SE14 of US ot Sec 23, Twp. 35 8., R. 1 Weat. O. E. Young to Bert Montgomery W D to s H of sek: 6B14 of 8WJ4 of Sec. 5, Twp. 89 8.. R. 2 Weat. Lillian M. Coleman to Frank Park et ui. W. D. to 19.72 acres In e, 21, Twp. !8 8 , R. 1 West Nick Roast et ux to M. T. Burnt t ux. Q. O. D. to land In DLO 43, Twp. 39 S R. 1 East; also lot 18, block Y, Railroad Add. to Aahland. Anna B. Llndley et vlr to Clara S. Phlppa. W. D. to 0.88 acres in DLO 42, Sec. 19, Twp. 87 S., R. 1 West. Th Jackson County Primary Teaoh era' council will meet Saturday, March 28. at the court bouse In Medford at 1:30 p. m. Mra. Mona Ferna of the Phoenix schools will act as chairman. Th subject for dlacusalon la "Social Sci ence In the Primary Grade.." Mlaa Jeannett Smith, primary supervisor of th Southern Oregon Normal achool, will ba tht special apeaker. Mlsa Jeannett Oora of tha West Sid school will present a review of a course ot study used In another stat. All primary teacher and any oth er Interested art urged to attend. Pear Market Yesterday NEW YORK, March S4 (AP BSDA Pear auction markti 18 cars arrived; 7 Oregon, 2 Washing ton care uloaded; 17 car on track. Oregon D'AnJoua: 1808 boxe ex fa fancy. 1.50) 3.50. average 81.83; 2897 bone fancy, 91.41 248, aver age 81.79. Nell: ftdO bout extra fancy. 11.45 4 3 00, average gist; 880 boxes fancy, tt.40)1.78, rerage tiou. THU DALLES, Or., March 33. (AT) Port commissioner! said they piobably will let a contract April IS for a 938,000 oil dock. 100 feet long and of tirt-proof construction. My personal attention givan to all wa'cb repair facviry sty! workman ship reasonably priced and thorough ly guaranteed Jno W Johnson. Permanent al OO Easter Special at Cook's Beauty Shop. Hotel Jackson. Phone 81. Mary Cook Cordis Os wald. WINDOW CLASS Wt tell window tt as and trill rtptsoe you! oroxen window rtaonbly Traworidg Cab inet Wcrks Th tplcy fragrance of old faahlon d Pink In a new perfume by De Raymond. At Young's. Um Mail Trlbvwt want ad. TEACHERS COUNCIL MEETS SATURDAY