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NrEBFCffiB MAIL TOTBTTNT:. ArETTFOTiP, OREGON'. TTTTTRRDAY. SEPTET fRF.T? 3, 103R. PAGE SEVEN WILL STAR! FALL Rome extension units of Jackson Bounty will Mart their fall work In home economics extension projects this month' under the direction of Mabel C. Mack, county home demon stration agent. The first district meeting Is sched uled at Talent city hall, next Friday, Sept. 4, at 1 :30 p. m., for Talent, Ash land and Bellvlew units. The project selected for September entitled "Taking Inventory of Our selves." Is one unit ot the child de velopment and parent education pro ject. The discussion next Friday will aO lead by Mrs. MaudA M. Morse, ex 'tension specialist In parent education end child development. The subject promises to be a very , interesting and Instructive one. Mrs. Morse says, "to gain happiness we need to know whst we wsnt. and to learn how to get It; but first we must come to know ourselves." Overstreet In the book entitled "About Our selves." says, "The difficulty with most of us Is that we suffer from the familiarity which breeds a dulled awareness. Ourselves we have with us always, and In consequence we know least about ourselves." Every homemaker In the county Is extended an Invitation to attend the nearest district meeting and partici pate In this study. Meetings will be he:d In the following districts: Med ford. Applcgate, Lake Creek, Wlmer, Trail, Valleyvlew, Howard, and Sams Valley. Watch for a later announce ment of dates and meeting places. Home extension units are planning these programs to be fall "Bally Days" and hope to enroll many new mem bers for the adult extension projects i for the year. Local arrangementa for the meeting at Talent next Friday are being made by Mra. I. C. Williams, chairman of the Talent unit and Mrs. Ada An drews, vice-chairman of Bellvlew unit. DEBUSK'S ASSISTANT WILL CARRY ON WORK EUGENE. Ore.. Sept. 3. (API Dr. Elisabeth M. Montgomery, who work ed under the lat Dr. B. w. Dehusk. founder of a nationally famous dlnlc for atypical children at tne Univer sity of Oregon, will carry on his work, Dr. J. R. Jewell, dean of the school of education, aald today. Dr. Debusk died last July. Dr. Mpntgomery was his first ssslstsnt and was prominent In his work of going to the source of resdlng diffi culties among children and applying correctlvea. NEXT GRAND JURY The auto accident ltwt April 29. on th North Pacific highway, In which Ruth Rlggs sustained severe Injuries in , collision between 'a small auto driven by Roland Tremalne and a Rogue River Meat company truck driven by W. T. Lehman, will be placed before the coming session of the grand Jury, District Attorney George A. Codding said today. The small auto telescoped and sear ed by flames, In the crash, was placed on a platform at the chamber of Commerce as an exhibit In the "Let's Quit Killing" campaign last spring. The grand Jury Is scheduled to con vene the fourth Monday In October, when a new term of the circuit court will start. Owing to the lack of criminal oases to Justify the expense, tho trrand Jury has not been convened for close to tlx months, county officials explain. FOR ROOSEVELT CLUB Fred Kelly and Jeanne Fabrlck to day began the work of organizing a Roosevelt for President club in Jack son county. Appointed by Carl Don augh of Portland, stat head of the organization, Mr. Kelly la director of the men's and Miss Pabrlck of the women's divisions here. Both local directors were today pre paring a list of organizers to as&lst in formation of a large club unit in Jackson county. They planned to have the list of organizers completed by Saturday. Anyone desiring to serve may consult them at Democratic headquarters. 317 West Main street, LAND SAFELY AT I (Continued from Page One) and 40 minutes after their takeoff from. Floyd Bennett field, Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon. The first word they were over Ire land came at 1:17 p.m. (7:17 a.m., eastern standard time) from Dingle bay, on the southwestern tip of the Shamrock isle. A thousand worried spectators had waited under heavj skies at Croydon for some sign of the plane, which ran Into hard rains at the eastern end of lta Journey. Finally, a telephone In the airport communications office Jangled. It was Richman, calling from Llwyncelyn. Reached at this tiny village, later, Richman declared: "The plane ran beautifully. "We didn't see the Atlantic for more than an hour at a time. Kept Plane Hiph. "All the way we flew at about 11.000 feet. "Everything went according to plans up to the end. except "Half way across the plane jeent into a steep nose dive. We both were thrown out of our seats. "That certainly was a scare. "We had to struggle hard for minute or two to regain control. It seemed an age before we did." He disclosed "the reason you didn't hear us when w pot near England was because our radio went out of commission while we were trying to talk to London. "We were circling around an hour and a half before we could find a suitable landing place." United States civil service commis sion today announced the following competitive examinations: Director of education. S8.600 a year, bureau of Indian affairs; Aeronautical engineers. various grades. 13.600 to $4,699 a year; Agricultural aides, various grades. $1,260. to $2,000 a year, soil conserva tion service; Public health nursing consultants, various grades, $3,600 to $4,600 a year, and public health nursing as sistant, $2,000 a year. Detailed information regarding the examinations may be procured at Medford postoffice from Earl H. York, secretary of the local civil ser vice board. J. TAKEN BY DEATH Sarah J. Mynatt, wife of w. B My natt, passed away early this morn ing at their home on the Butte Fall road near Crater Lake highway. She had been In falling health for the last three years. ' Mra. Mynatt was born In Lane county. Oregon April 16. 1869. At the age of 19, she was married at Prtne vllte. Oregon to Mr. Mynatt. The family came to Jackson county from the John Day country twenty-six years ago. She leaves beside. her husband, two sons. Joe and Lawrence Mynatt and one brother, U. Q. Hale of Seattle. Funeral services will be held at the Conger chapei at 2:30 Saturday with Rev. Powell officiating. Internment will be in the Ant loch cemetery. CORVALLIS. Sept. 3. P) Approv al of the largest WPA project to be launched in this county, involving two applications for $88,568 trom Ore gon State college for moving and re building pig and dairy barns on the collge farm came to college officials today from the state WPA office In Portlond. Progress Made In Oil Burning Heat Units Is Outlined Whenever an oil heater Is men tioned, some people still think of the old-fashioned kerosene heater of jrandpa'a day. The.se people would xet a rather startling surprise if they saw the modern Spark oil burning circulating heaters now being shown by the People's Electric company. The new Spark oil heaters are a splendid example of the progress that has been made in recent years in home heating equipment. They are scientifically dealRned and as beauti ful as a fine piece of furniture. And they are made with heating capaci ties ranging from two to six rooms. According to the manufacturers, the Spark Is the only oil burning circulating heater designed especially to meet western heating problems. It not. only provides an abundance of clean, healthful, circulating heat, but it also gives bright, cheeful. radiant heat. And particular stress Is laid on its economy of operation, accord ing to O. O. Alenderfer. APPLEGATE RESIDENT SAYS LYNCHING SURE BIO APPLEGATE. Sept. 3 (pl.) That residents of Yreka and Fort Jones and vicinity will lynch with out any ceremonies is the word brought here by Fred Lav, who made a trip to northern California early In the week. Residents are well wrought up over the triple murder allegedly committed on Horse creek Saturday by John and Coke Brite, Mr. Law said. He noted two men carrying ropes. WINDOW GLASS We tell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably Trowbridge Cab inet Worka Oun Repairs. Expert gunsmith. Sims Bros.. 23 N. Fir. THE WASHINGTON STORE 424 South Peach Re-opened Under Management of MABEL WHITE FULL LINE GROCERIES, MEATS, DAIRY PRODUCTS SCHOOL SUPPLIES siliOstsI PXDIP IB ceiHtce ir IS nsccunnil Schilling Baking Powder FEW car owners realize how easily an otherwise perfect Labor Day trip can be spoiled by tire trouble. Now Firestone makes it possible for you to equip your car with four new tires that will give you blowout protection, non-skid safety and long mileage at prices remarkably low. Ever since the introduction of the new Firestone Standard Tire the Firestone factories have been running day and night to take care of the demand. Car owners were quick to recognize the outstanding safety and economy of this remarkable new tire. The extra values in the 1SS!2L a. f7'A . . i. I A SPARK PLUGS LS to, .... g4 00 h run FPU PASSENGER CAttS 4.50-20... $7-45 4.50-2 1... 7-75 4.75-19... 8.20 5.00-19... 8.80 5.25-17... 9.45 5.25-18... 9-75 5.50-J7... 10.70 5.50-19... 11.20 6.00-16... XX. 95 6.50-16... 14.75 OBw Sim Trlrtl PfMvtwuMrf U FOR TRUCKS AND BUSES 6.00-20.. 6.50-20." 7.00-20.. 7.50-20.. 8.25-20.. 9.00-20.. 30x5.... 32x6.... 36x6.... 34x7.... $16.95 21.95 29.10 35.20 49.30 60.75 21.30 36.25 39.40 48.65 Omr in Mr PrwuM lw 4-4021 4. SO-JO 40-21 4.7M9 500-19 4.00-ZC Firestone Sentinel, built of good materials by skilled workmen In volume produc tion. F i r e t o n e Courier, built for small car owners who want safety at a low price. W7N LINING SkTl If f A Q ft Fireitont brake jJTfC I ' ii 0 1 "nin ' 'Wal $330,, wy:: .. 4 33 i r H FAN BELTS 0 i U I I I ill5:!0 -llMJ Lisien to the Voice of Firestone Monday Etenings otr N. B. C. WEAF Network Firestone Auto Supply & Service Stores new Firestone Standard Tire are made possible because Firestone saves you money five ways buying better raw materials at the source, controlling every step in processing the raw material, more efficient tire manufacturing, volume production and more economical distribution. Come in today and see this amazing new tire. You too will agree that never before have you seen so much tire for the money. Don't take chances on unsafe tires on your holiday trip let us equip your car with a new set of Firestone Standard Tires first choice of thrifty car owners. fMeisxsamMssxxwessaEaxsxasssaexwpx an vitmiimmrmmmmmm'mmtmmitmnmmmmmmmmmimtmmmimmwmmimmm 1 . im.,s.-i..-;fa.a,.,llft,l--- ,,..-.., ..- ha II ii i ii miiiililii a iTi'mi-"---1- ir-' ..-..x . . ,. , : CHECK YOUR NEEDS FROM THIS LIST! Card Tables Coffee Tables Floor Lamps Bed Lamps Table Lamps Smoking Sets End Tables Pillows Novelty Rugs Desks Secretaries Occasional Chairs Club Chairs Bedroom Suites Bed Springs Mattresses Dining Suites Davenport Suites Foot Stools Ranges Heaters k Rugs, all sizes Linoleum ( Electric Appliances Mixmasters Nationally Known Quality Lines Featured In This Sale! Armstrong Linoleum Montag Ranges Simmons Mattresses and Springs Gulistan Rugs B. P. John Bedroom Sets Duo-Therm Oil Heaters Stock Must Be Reduced l FURNITURE! FURNITURE! GOING At SMASHING REDUCTIONS - Eight At The Time When Furniture Prices Are Advancing - In John Cupp's Sensational YOUR CREDIT is GOOD DURING THIS SALE lse It! I fCr")ffW'iTjl"'J" Store Open Evenings. Shop After Dinner! Bedroom Suites Diningroom Suites everything for the home at PRICES GUT TO THE BONE We are saving moving costs passing thera on to V0U SAVE DURING THIS SALE SPECIAL TRADE-IN Allowance For Your Old Wood Circulator on a New Duo-Therm THRIFT-ZONE CIRCULATING HEATERS! LINOLEUM ON SALE ARMSTRONG'S Inliad Print Embossed Regular $2.25 Sq. Yd. on Sale, Sq. Yd. " $1.69 Sonrrs of other Bargains In Linoleum both Print, inn InlnlD at sale prices for eTsry purse. A Mighty Disposal I n Preparation For Our Moving to Our NewStore 317East Main-By Sept. 30th Stuii''nr-j,i 25 r w V ' 'Af V Any Artl- "iW'.'' ' '( clo for 30 Days I Use This Priv. 'lft"""-f i. Vfi ilege This Is One Time Cash i hi K"t" I nnfAfinYflllfD) DAVENPORT SUITES Horns exceptionally attractive stjlH In darenport sets will be tee ore of this remoral sale. Both mo hair sn1 tnpMtry rotered. Be sure to see them when yon shop here this week! OVER 100 FINE RUGS ON SALE! Axminsters Velvets American Orientals and the famous GULISTAN line DON'T MISS THESE BARGAINS! Sixth and Bartlett Streets, Medford Open Evenings Until Further Notice! TOTE ED. EFTELAND, Manager ONE STOP SERVICE Ninth and Riversi. Phone D20
