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irEDFOKP MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD. OREGON. SUNDAY, APRIL 19, IMS. PAGE THREE c from BTTJD1 Mil mimiides) FOR SALE Weiner pigs. Harol4 Crowl. Midway Road. Car kin Orchard. mm Church of ChrUt Court Street. Preaching it It a. m. and at 7:30 p. m. "But let us, who ara of tha da?, ba sober, putting on tha breaatplmte of faith and lova and for an helmet, the hope of salvation. Medford Company of Jehovah' Witnesses The Medford Company of Jeho ' r&h'a witnesses meet every Wednes day and every Saturday afternoon at 1:30 at 737 South Central avenue. All Interested In Watch Tower Bible study are welcome. St. Mark's Episcopal E. S. Bartlam, Rector. Holy communion. 8 a. m. Confirmation services and sermon by Bishop Benjamin D. Bagwell at 11 a. m. Church school, 9:45 a. m. Public cordially Invited to all ser vices. Apostolic Faith Mission 43 North Front St. Services Sunday. 10:30 a. m., 7:30 p. in. Sabbath school Sunday, 3:30 p. m. Services Tuesday, Thursday and Friday nights at 7:48. A program of Instrumental music by the 17 plece orchestra precedee the Sunday evening service. Everybody welcome. No collections. Free Methodist Church Corner So. Ivy and W. Tenth St. Rev. D. A. Cohagan. pastor. Resi dence 387 V. Tenth St. Sunday school, 9:48 a. m. Church service. 11:00 a. m. Dis trict elder. R. J. Milton will preach, followed by observing the sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Missionary meeting. 3:48 p. m. Young People's service, 6:30. Evangelistic service, 7:30. First Presbyterian Church Eighth and Holly. Ralph S. Peterson, Minister. Edna Elfert, Choir Director. Eva Hazelrlgg Marsh, Organist. Bunritt) V.nnl 0-4S. Tr. B. R. El llott, superintendent; Mrs. Frank Al- Dert, S81Siant Bupennwuaeuu Morning worship at 11. Prelude, "Meditation" (Massenet); anthem, 'On Life's Highway' (Gray); offer tory "Allegretto (Orazloao-Tours) : solo. Mrs. C. A. Paske; communion meditation. "The Inner Circle." Ob servance of the Lord's Supper. Christian Endeavor, . 6:30. Ouest speaker, E. H. Moser of Krlbl. Cam eroun. West Africa. Special union service of Presbyte rian churches of Phoenix, Jackson ville and Medford with Mr. Moser as speaker. Special music by tha choirs of Phoenix and Medford. Church of the Nazarene Central Avenue at Jackson Today marks the opening of the Young People' Gospel Crusade, with Dr. Russell V. DeLong, president of the Northwest Nazarene college, as special speaker. The series will con tinue every night at 7:45, except ing Saturday, with the opening mes sage at 11 o'clock this morning. Dr. DeLong la much In demand, being rated a one of the outstand ing Christian leaders and spokesmen of today. Sunday school 9:45 a. mt Arnold Kornstad, superintendent. Young People's meeting 6:45. Miss Helen Scneel, president, Mrs. ArvlUa LeShensky and Henry Knowles will be the leadera In the pioneer char acter study. Junior society meeting 6:30 In the Annex building, under direction of Mrs. Fred M. Weatherford. Church of God Haven and Holly street. D. M. Clemens, minister, 814 West Second street. Bible school, 0:45. R. E. Chapman, director. Morn.ng worship, evangelistic ser vices, i;. Evangelist Duncan will preach morning and evening serv ice. Young people, 7:00. Mrs. Duncan will speak to young people. Evening message, 7:45. There will be services through the week, excepting Saturday at 7:15. Rev. Duncan's mesages have been re ceived with much enthusiasm, and crowds are Increasing. The evangelist will begin his electrically Illustrated messages on the subject of how we are made one In Christ on Tuesday of this week. Special music and singing each evening. R. E. Chapman, director. Mary E. Qustafson. soloist, assisted by others In the congregation. A cordial Invitation extended to come and enjoy this feast of good things with them. Be Proud Of Your Hair Lustrous. , attractively vaved htlr will give you new confi dence In your appearance. Let our efficient staff take, care of all your beauty needs from Shampoos to t'snlcures. CRATERIAN Beauty Shop 41 . central. Tel. 373 The First Baptist Church Sth and N. Central Streets. Wolford A. Dawes, minister. Bible school 9:48. Mr. M. E. Coe sunt. Classes far ell sum. Morning worship. 11:00. Sermon "Three Days Journey." by the pas tor. The choir has prepared special music. B. Y. P. U., 6:30. Evenlne evanetiiMc urvlpa TQfi The pastor'a theme will be, "In The Twinkling of an Eye." Special music. A cordial invitation Is extended to au. Phoenix Presbyterian rhnrch Sunday school 10 a. m. tm,- Newbry, superintendent, cIsjm. tr.r all ages. Uist week, all classes were iiuea, aii are urged to be pres ent again this week. Preachln service 11 a. m r.h v. N. Mallery, pastor. Special music by choir. Christian Endeavor, T p. m. to 8. evening Dreacninz service, a n m All are urged to bear in mlnrt th.t the evening services and endeavor ui oegin one-naif hour later then Full Gospel Church Newtown street nar waf Uai. Leonard Weston, p tutor. Sunday school. 9:45 a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. " Younff Pon1 r -da n Evangelistic meeting, 7:45 p. m. DurinfZ the mftrntna aiit-itn tkai.v the children enlov a JuniAP service in tne lower auditorium. The eniiaren take active part under the supervision of trained workers. All who have no regular church home axe invited to make this your family church home. Main Street Methodist Church Main and Oakdale. Oscar o. Gibson, Minister. Morning worshln. 1 1 n'inip d-.. T. S. Wheeler of Roseburg will bring uie message or the morning. Church school. 0:SK B i nn. superintendent. Young people's service. 6:48. Evening services. 7:so. pv er will preach at this service. . Miaweex Hi Die study, Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. You are oordlally Invited to wor ship with us. St, Peter's Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod) Esat Main and Portland Avenue. Harry H. Youncr. p.fttsir Sunday school at 10. Classes for graces, ueorge uueners, superin tendent. No morning worship this morning. Evening service this evening at 7:30. Theme, "Thou Shalt Not Com mit Adultery." This Is a continua tion of the series of sermons on the ten commandments begun before the Lenten season. The general public and friends of the Lutheran church are oordlally In vited to our services. First Christian Church Ninth and Oakdale. Bible School at Q-4R a. m ,,lnh Cook, superintendent. Everyman's Bible class In court house auditorium, 9:48. Morning worship begins at 10:86. Sermon sublect. "ChrtMti.n. TTn. Difficulty." cnrlstlan Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. Evening evangelistic service at 7:30. Sermon subject. "Believing In Ohosts." Musical DfORT&m directed hv wrftm Herbert Kurtz. Morning anthem, "I Will Magnify Thee." Evening an them, "Founded Upon a Rock' I Wool - Pilgrim Holiness Church Corner East Jackson and Bessie Streets (nesr Roosevelt school), C. Edwin Cox. Pastor. Residence 840 South Fir Street. The Sunday school Is having In creased activity and Interest. Come with ua Sunday at 9:48 a .m. You'll find a real welcome. Morning message at 11 by the pas tor on "What Would Jesus Do?" Sunday evening at 6:30 young peo ple's meeting. Evangelistic service at 7:30 p. m. Midweek prayer and Bible study. Wednesday evening at 7:30. We extend a welcome to all at all services. Look at Axminster Rugs 9x12 Gutistan Rugs. Firth Wool Rugs LINOLEUM RUGS LINOLEUM YARD GOODS Exceptional Values In FURNITURE Bedroom Suites . . . $47.50 up Dining . room suites $54.50 up Livingroom Suites $37.50 up Studio Couches . . . $27.00 up JOHN CUPP FURNITURE CO. Sixth and Bartlett. J. W. SHIRLEY, Mgr. Phone 505 First Methodist Episcopal Church West Main and t.-avj'el. Joseph Knotts. minister. 9:46 a. m.. Sunday school. B. J. Neumsnn. superintendent. 11 a. m.. Morning worship. Ser mon theme, "Compassion." Anthem. Mr. Don Hucksbee, director and or ganist. ' 7 p. m., All young people are in vlted bo attend the meetings of the Epworth Leagues. 6 p. m. Note the change In tha hour of service. The sermon theme tonight la "Dwarf or Qlant? Your Choice." This Is an Interesting theme. Come and enjoy the service. 7:30 p. m. Wednesdsy. Come to prsyer meeting. You will find It profitable. First Church of Christ, Scientist Authorized branch of the Mother Church, tha First Church of Christ. Scientist, In Boston, Msss. Services are held every Sunday at 11 o'clock, church edifice, 312 North Oakdale. Subject for Sunday, April 19, "Doctrine of Atonement." Wednesday evening church meet ings, Including testimonials of Chris tian Science healings, at B oclock. The reading room, which la located at 401 In the Medford building, la open dally from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m, except Sundays and holidays. The 11 brarlan Is In attendance from 10 to 4, at which time the Bible and all authorized Chrlstlsn Science litera ture may be read, borrowed or pur chased. The public Is cordlslly Invited to attend the services and visit the reading room. Ouirnn Miaxtnn Society Meeting April 21 and 22 The Woman's Home Missionary society of the Oregon Conference will Join the Salem district In Its an nual meeting April 21 and 22 In Wood burn Methodist church, begin ning at 10 o'clock. Dr. Thos. Acheaon of Cententary- Wilbur church. , Portland, will give the annual address. Rev. Hideo Hashimoto, friends of Toyoklko Kagawa, In Japan, Miss Grace Dillingham of Manley settle ment center, Portland, and Mrs. Benjamin Blackfortf of Salem old people's home, are among the speak ers. Lulling Williams, a former student of Rust college. Holly Springs, Miss. will give a program of negro spir ituals and Chemawa students are to be featured In Indian music and costumes. Miss Helen J. Carlton of Medford Is president of the Cascade district; Mrs. J. J. B rower of Portland dis trict and Mrs. P. M. Hammond, whose husband's church entertains the con vention, heads the Salem district. . Free Methodist . Missionary Play Young People's Missionary society of the Free Methodist church, has prepared a special missionary pro gram for their 6:30 service tonight. A group will present "The Voices of Women." The story Is of woman refusing to give to a missionary ap peal for funds. She finds herself rest less and going to sleep, dreams. One by one different countries pass by and she listens to the message of the women representing each coun try. Finally she la aroused by con science. The woman repents her un- klndness to the missionary solicitor and vows ever after to be sympa thetic to the call of a world-wide need. The public Is Invited. The massive dahlias which you see at exhibitions are not beyond the amateur's grasp. This flower has been developed so Intensively In re cent years that anyone can grow them from seed or tubers. They make excellent background plants, and growing exhibition flowers Is s fascinating hobby. Notice. Will . not be responsible for any debts or bills contracted by anyone other than myself. S. L. Plsher. These Values in RUGS $23.00 , .$74.50 up $54.00 up $3.95 up : 55 up 9 Club-Lodge Announcements . Loyal Women's Claw The Loyal Women's class of the First Chrlstlsn church will hold Its regular bustness snd social meeting Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock In the recreational hall. Visitors are al ways welcome. Lutheran Ladles ' Zlon Lutheran Ladles' Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Harry A Hanson, 301 South Central Ave. next Thursday afternoon at two o'clock Pythlnn Sisters The Pythian Sisters extend a cor dial Invitation to the public to at tend a benefit card party tomorrow evening at the K. P. hall. Playing of bridge, pinochle and five nunoreo will begin at eight o'clock. Prizes and refreshments have been an nounced by the committee aa special features of the evening. Queen Esther Circle Queen Esther circle of the First M. E. church will be entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. F. Burke, 63 Rose avenue. A covered-dish luncheon will be served at one o'clock. All members are asked to be present. P. E. O. Announcement has been made that chapter AA, P. E. O.. will meet Wed nesday at one-thirty at the home of Mrs. Arnel Butler. Madrigal Club Members of the Madrigal club are notified of the next regular practice of the club Tuesday evening at the Girls' Community club house at 7:45. Members are requested to be prompt so that rehearsals will not be de layed. Carnation Club rii-Ti.iinn oiub will meet at the home of Katherine Smith, 707 West Rivnth jitre-et Thursday evening at seven-thirty. Members are request ed to bring quilt blocks. Missionary Society tv. a. wnmAn'-B MlBBlonarv society of the First Presbyterlon church will meet at the home of Mrs. H. F. W. Spllver. 620 Hamilton street, Tues day afternoon at two ocioca. r?u Stations of the Csmeroun missions In Africa" will be topic for discus sion. Prlscllla Circle Prlscllla circle will meet at the kAm atf Mrv pter Dietrich. 039 N. Central atreet. Wednesdsy at 2 p. m. Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. Lecierc win d co-hostesses. parent Education Class TV.. Prnt Education class of Jackson school, under direction of Mrs. Lois Young, will meet with the Junior high class at two o'clock Monday afternoon at the Junior high school. Pocahontas I.odge wvt p-rMiav Tninir. Past Chiefs Mabel Quackenbush. Blanche Rlna- barger, Bernlce sears ana uua ww nt win fin KtAtlons. A social card party will follow the business hour, during which time mrtnoays win do observed and the attendance prize awarded. MHslon Society The social meeting of the Mis sionary society of the Methodlet- Eplscopsl church, south, will be held at the church Tuesday, April 31, at two o'clock. Mrs. East and Mrs. Gill will be hostesses. Mrs. Wilkin son Is leader for the study program. Mary and Martha Circle Mary and Martha circle will meet with Mrs. F. O. Thayer. 2525 Lyman avenue. Tuesday. April 21, for 1 p. m. luncheon. Service and sandwiches. LAWNMOWERS sharpened. We csll for snd deliver. 23 N. Fir St. dIMS BROS. Phone 201. - Use Mall Tribune wsnt ads. up '-3 3 American Legion Auxiliary Monday night, April 20. the execu tive committee will meet at Myrtle Olmscheld s home. Do not forget the Joint meeting with Ashland auxiliary Tuesday afternoon. All those who want to go ana need transportation please call Edythe Martin. Betva Aiken asks that the chair men get their reports for the Rose burg conference to her by today. The radio program will be broad cast over KM ED Thursday, April 23, st 4 p. m. Mrs. Newbury Hostess TitMilnv Mrs. Don Newbury was hostess to mo bast asme circle or the Presby terian church at her horn Tiiwff.v afternoon. About twenty guests were euwrwuneo, witn Mrs. o. B. Morrow, Mrs. Frank Ray, and Mrs. Carlton Jsnea aa assistant hostesses. 67 YEARS PASSES Charles B. Wilkinson passed away at a local hospital, -Friday noon, of pneumonia due to a heart ailment, aged 83 years 1 month 25 days. lie wss born In Clay county, Missouri. Pebrusry 32, 1853. His mother w.th tWO SOUS. tWO COII.In. .nH h daughter crossed the plains by ox team settling at San Jose. Califor nia, when he was four v.r. niH There ha received his education at St. Joseph college. Coming to Jackson county at the age of 16 years, the family settled on the lech ranch, where the boys were employed In farming and later by the Beall family. On October 14, 1804 he was united In marriage to Anni. T. P)vn,iM Medford. He had hen - .i...... - Jackson county 67 years, and forty '"' "Bo we ramiiy moved to the Lake Creek district. For years he was emnloved bv t.h rn., ...... Ice. Several year, ago the family opened tne health resort at Dead Indian Soda Springs. He wa a man nf tinm ..v... ...... and will be mourned by a host of ineiias Desiaes his family. He leavea his wife Annie L. and four eterjchlldrwn. u v Jones. Talent. Oregon. Mrs. Ray S. v.amp. opnngvllle, California, Jesse B. Plymlre. Seattle, Washington. Clyde Plymlre. Los Angeles, Califor nia, two grandsons Reginald Ply mlre, Seattle, Washington, and atlas Plymlre, Pensacola, Florida. Funeral services will be held at the Sacred Heart Catholic church Monday morning at 0:30 o'clock the Reverend Father v.nvi m.v officiating. Interment In Siskiyou iwiuuiiai paj-a. Arrangements in charge of the Perl funeral home. Civil Service Exam For Typists Called Civil service examln-ttinn tnr lor and Junior typist for appointment in nMinngwn, u. u., only was an nounced here yesterday by Earl H. York, secretary of the local board. Applicants must be at least 18 and not more than S3 years old. Other reaulred auallflcntlnnji win h explalned by Mr, York at the Med ford postofflce where applications d inn kb may oe procured. TRY YOUR SKILL! L llllkl A DOTC UNIIIaMlll TNI lirTIM 0 IMN UM'TM ajnwfS. Vuln H rnlC isatin woaosiHrfHCiONiroaiwoaaTfiaiMiiNi Scrambled pnsiENTio bv yi W EM OH D0MIITIC LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS DERU SI ME RO W3 SIX PEVE NE fBliff No. l Hnaht' tt'M ! .C.rV III a sanitary latin- M JJljUn drjr m H h o il known In naslt Inf clothes. yi SHAW HI CIRV SEE milS LrSTIO HIMIN WILL tl aWSMIO fo WtWT wi jumi to fi tmi mar Atnin.iM uiunt. SN0 rulinetf MTKW.1HI 40UTICN5 MAI UO M ttucKT to us wiraa Frvi dats foucwhk ulu- CATI0N OTTM) AWlPJIS!M!r. OuHKATt AWAftOt Will II AII TO TYIItC (OHTItTANT). AMYtOOY, uciar oua luatoviit. mat coMfin. it it MOT MICtl)Y TO MAM AWT PUKCKAllt. Utl TBI fOSH AI0VS.O A StPAAATf SHUT WBITI V0U NAM! AND AOORItt PLAINIY. Accuracy in but the first quallfi - cation. Neatness and ORIGINAL ITY OF DESIGN are more important. WINNERS OF OUR tT Pll..I.E CONTRUT lit Mn. W. M. Daw. 534 North Bartlett. 2nd Mildred Corey, C24 South Riverside. 3rd Catherine Probfield, 246 So. Riverjide. 4th Mae Mark, Talent, Oregon, Bth Mr. Edward E. Wolff, Talent, Oregon. 6th Mn. Walter Erskine, Route 1, Medford. Coming to the CRATERIAN Theater SUNDAY, APRIL 26 CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "MODERN TIME8" PIONEER VALLEY TEACHER CALLED Friends and relatives In Medford and Ashland ware deeply grieved to learn of the death on April 16, of William W. Will Its, long-time resi dent of Rogue river valley. He was born In Cedar county, Iowa. Oct. 21, 1858. the fifth and youngest son of Amos and Sarah Thornton Will its. The family came west to Ash! snd. Oregon In 1874. Here he attended school and with his brothers snd youngest sister, took active part In the school and social life of that day. For -;,.al years he taught school in Jackson county but later turned to office work and accounting, living for a time In Portland, Oregon. In 1884 he returned to southern Ore gon where he had lived, until about a year ago, on hla stock ranch at Persist, near the headwater of Elk creek. In the northern part of Jack son county. In 1883 he was married to Irene Wrlsley, a native daughter of Jack son county whose father John B. Wrlsley came to Rogue river valley with his family, by ox-team, In 1853. Mr. and Mrs. WUUte lived for fifty years in their ranch home where the postofflce of Persist was established with Mr. WUUte as post master. Here they reared thetr fam ily of three sons and one daughter, and here In later years their grand children dearly loved to spend vaca tions and as much other time as possible. About a year ago, 111 health forced them to leave the ranch and during the past twelve months they have made their home with their young est son. Merle M. WUUte of Santa Maria, Callfornls. from whom the word came on Friday of the passing of hla father. Surviving Mr. Willi ts are his wife. Irene W a daughter, Mrs. Xnes Mc Dunough, and one son Merle M. Two sons Amos R. and lloy Thornton WUUts passed away several years ago. Besides these there are three granddaughters, Dorothy Willi ts, Irene and Lillian McDonough, and one grandson Billy WUUts, many rel atives and a host of friends and long-time neighbors, who Join with the family In grieving over the loss of a kind and loving husband and father, and a true friend and neigh bor. Funeral services will be held at Conger's chapel Monday forenoon at 10 o'clock. Interment at Mountain View In Ashland. . McMIN N VILLE, Ore., April 18. (AP) George Harrington, Medford, will head the Llnfleld college stu dent body as president next fall. Maxlne Babcock of Seaside was nam ed vice president, Alice Southard of Portland secretary, and John Van Bruggan 'of Portland general man ager. . Chapter Rose Croix Special meeting 7:30 p. m., April 30th. Work In fifteenth degree. J. D. RICKERT, W. M. Use Mall Tribune want ads. YOU MAY WIN! Words Correct Wordv DO RY K.A I PRIZES lat $2 ldy. work 2nd $1 ldy. work 3rd $1 Zorio Cleaning 4th, Sth and 6th 2, 1 and 1 Craterian Tickets RUES ON FRIDAY FlnI rltM for Newton 8. Rankin, who died April 14, wer he'.d April 17 from the Perl Funeral parlors, with Rv. Shield, retired Presbyte rian minister, presiding. Rev. D. E. Millard sang "Lejd. Kindly Light" and "Crossing the Bar." At the graveside the Masonic and Odd Fellow orders conducted the services. The deceased held 63 year memberships In both orders, to whose principles he was devoted, ex emplifying them in his dally life. He was a loyal friend, a good neighbor and a kind and appreciative hus band. Coming from Pennsylvania to Wyo ming at the age of 31 years, he was a pioneer of that state. During the past 13 years he was a resident of Medford. Under the direction of the Perl mortuary the body was inter red In Siskiyou memorial park. He ts survived by his widow, Mrs. Mae Rankin, Use Mall Tribune want ada. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CARS painted. Spray system. Low cos;. Ou&r. Auto Beauty Shop., ph. 1061. FURNITURE, reupholf tcred, reflnlali ed, reglueing. Tel. 9tJ9-R. Thibautt FOR RENT Apartment, 8 rooms and bath; light and hot water fur nished; Frlgldalre. BIO 8. Oakdale LOST Airplane wing strut, March 8 between south city limits and air port. A green section approx. la ft, long. Call 1349-X. Reward. FOR SALE 300 gal. H ft ret If sprayer In good condition. Oregon Orchard. Phone 468-J-l. LOST Black wallet, currency, checks and license. Liberal reward. 126 N. Holly. NEARLY NEW FORD V-8 tudor se dan, few miles, excellent condition. WALTER W. ABBEY. INC. 133 So. Riverside Phone 303 FOR SALE Haanchen seed barley 91.60; rolled barley. 70 lbs., 91.05; ground barley 91.60; beans 3c; corn, early yellow dent, 90 days, 7c lb., 60 lbs., 93.76; sweet corn. Early Golden Sunshine, 6 lbs., 80c; whent 91.80. Inquire at Livingstons Serv ice Btatlon. ROWBOAT and Johnson twin motor. 1110 W. sth Sunday morning or evenings. FOR RENT Sleeping room, very de sirable. 309 E. Jackson, THJC HOMR OF HOMES ON SISKIYOU HEIGHTS BUILT only a few years and truly one of the most attractive homes that we have ever been able to offer. Can be had at a surprisingly low price and unusual terms. Approxi mately acre all landscaped and gardened, lovely shade. Marvelous view, large living room, barrel cell ing, fireplace with Heatllator, re ception hall, dining room, break fast room, kitchen and large bed room downstairs, 3 bedrooms and maid's room upstairs. Hardwood floors throughout, a ultra modern bathrooms, basement, double gar age. If you desire something gen uine at a lower price than It can be duplicated, call us for an ap pointment. CHARLES A WINO AGENCY, INC. (Exclusive Agents) 109 K. Main St. Phone 738 ORAHAM Special 8 sedan, like new, run only 10.000 miles. New car guarantee. Bee It and drive It. WALTER W. ABBEY. INC. 133 Bo. Riverside Phone SOB FILM FINISHING AS YOU LIKE Two Kinds 1 QUALITY Our FINEST GRADE PICTURES AT REGULAR REASONABLE PRICES Careful Devolopinj by Master Photo Finishers. Genuine Velox Volochrome glossy prints. Twice-a-day delivery The kind of finishing that means "more good pictures on every roll of film." Bring All You Films Here for Finishing and Receive as a Premium "Life-Like" Enlargements Without Additional Charge. Prompt Attention to MAIL ORDERS SWEM' EASTMAN KODAKS & SUPPLIES 217 EAST MAIN 8T. MEDFORD, OREGON EOQ Hatching in Jameswsy lncubatot? at Roy Stanleys. Eagle Point. FOR SALE Scottle dogs, very reas onable. 808 East M St.. Grant Pass. BOARD and room under new mu ageraent, 97 per week. 401 East 5th, DIVERSIFIED FARM 38 Acres Ladlno clover and wheat, A acres peaches and pears. Houm, barn, chicken house. Lonm soil, plenty of outrange for milk cows. Located between Medford and Ash land, only 300 yards off main Pac ific highway. Priced only 94200 00 for quick sale or owner will trade for larger stock ranch bsck In the hills. This Is a real bargain. Phono 728 at once for appointment to see this place. CHARLES A WINO AGENCY, INC. 10y E. Main St. Phone 738 FOR SALE Seed corn, 30 lb. W. H. Arnold. Rt. 1, Box 397. WANTED Road grader. 6-lnch hy draulic pipe, shingle mill, yd, power shovel, slso pipe of all sizes, MEDFORD PIPS Sc MACHINERY CO. FOR SALE Small house near mlU district in poor condition, cheap. Phone Bengston. 1091-J or 195. FOR RENT 4 -room house nt 219 S, Holly. Get key at 40 8. Fir. Med ford Pipe St Machinery, afwr Sun day, April 10th. FOR SALE 4S9 A. stock ranch, 160 A. plow land. A bargain on easy terms. Medford Pipe & Machinery Co. CABBAGE PLANTS 60c per hundred. at Weeping Willows on Lozler Lane. FOR TRADE Equity In place la country for good used sedan. '34 or later. See Mee at bbey's Oarage Sunday or week days after 6 :30 P. m. LUMINAIRE electric fan with slda lights. Beautiful piece of furniture at a bargain. Phone 73, 430 Med ford BIdg. 1933 NASH 8 sedan, an excellent buy. WALTER W. ABBEY. INC. 129 So. Riverside Phone 80S LISTEN TO THE RADIO April 29, 30 and May 1, 2 4 Big Days West Side Pharmacy I IT OUR CHEAP ORADE PICTURES AT MEDFORD 'S LOWEST PRICES 2 PRICE Uofk-bollom prim mads pnailhle by Lhs use of lahor ssvlng equlpmrnt and the (rest volume of films handled In out (iiililiing plant. Films Developed Prints 4 Each "l66 All Kodnk lzrs a HOME 13 V- TV
