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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOTCT) MAIL TRTBTTKE. MEDT'OUD. OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1938 PAGE ELEVEN 003 1 Read every ad on thl page, you will probably find ex actly the things you have been looking for or a sale or trade for unused articles you may have. Search your attic or store-room you may have find , many things others are seeking and be able to realize Immediate cash. If what you want Isn't there advertise for it THhnnn classified ads are T Inexpensive effective I Per word first Insertion (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion Der word - (Minimum 10c) Per Une per month without copy change - Phone 75 FOE WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Saturday. morning, check book 1 containing bank book, and unen ' dorsed rent check. Plesse return to Mrs. Volney Dixon or phone 819-L. LOST Black zipper purse with 10 bill In coin purse. Reward. Re- Y'Surn to 112 East 12th. ' mbt On Jacksonvllle-Ruch high way, about 80 ft. H-ln. yellow atrand cable and 23 ft. choker cable Reward. Call Coleman Hardware, Jacksonville. LOST--If dog missing, call 1616. WANTED FEMALE HELP ADDRESS OUR CARDS Earn (18-25 ... rtiT-ninpri work. Send stamped address envelope. Dept. 71 Zabel- Insurance Arlington, miu. WANTED Girl for housework, room and Doara ana wmbd. ovi"j - 7' Orange. Phone 482-L. WANTED Olrl or woman, experl- WAfi&v -uilrtrAM enceu witn noustK Phone 939-W, or write Box 622, Tribune. QIRL WANTED for general house nnard. room and lo a month. Box 453. Tribune. . WANTED Expetfenced waitress. Must know now w vyy. WANTED A cook and wultress. man and wile preiern-u. nvwt WANTED MALE HELP 'AMBITIOUS, reliable man wanted Im mediately to aenvcr iwj p.wuw resular customers. Earning aver age 20 to 30 weekly. No experi ence necessary. If you can and will work 8 hours a day, write today. J. R. Watklns Co., 4556 HoUls St, Oak land. Calif. MAN for coffee route. Up to 45 first week. Automobile given as. bonus. Write Zanol, 198 Tenth 81,, Oakland, Calif. WANTED experienced bridge builder, for wooden construction Job. Apply F. V. Cook, Eagle Point. WANTED Route man to succeed Rawlelgh Dealer In south half of Jackson County, also ne for Ash land and Medford. Pleasant, profit thin and oermanent. See Edw. W. Jonas, Central Point, Oregon WANTED Log cutters, after 6:30. Phone 676-H WANTED Blngle ranch hand, good milker. Call mornings. Prof. O. Ingelhardt, Rt. 3, Medford. WANTED Experienced com huskera C. A DeVoe. phone 523-J-2. WANTED Boys to sell newspapers afternoons. Apply Mall Mbune, MALE AND FEMALE TM-,oirQsi?R.q for notscard campaign Good pay. Steady work. Everything supplied. Details, ac stainy. Co., Box 398, Benta MonlcaCallf. STUDENT who will assist In office for advanced Instruction In ste nography. Box 646. Mall Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS SCHOOL GIRL will work for board and room. Tel. 832-X. COMPETENT woman wishes to care for children evenings. WANTED-MISCELLANE0U8 wiiuTirn tn liie bv experienced pear grower a good pear orchard. Box 611, Mall TTlDune. . WANTED Used pressure cooker. Tel ,-1060-X or 208 summit. THE KNIGHT PACKING COMPANY can use more tomatoes. WANTED Lee Tucker. Lived In vn4, thm vears BrtO. Notify In formation of whereabouts to Box 629. Medford Tribune. WANTED One or two gentlemen to room and board. Excellent meals. rlnxn in! reasonable. Garage. 23i S. Grape. WANTED Model A Ford coupe or raodstcr. cheap for cash. 311 Van couver. WANTED Room, gentleman; no chil dren. Box 656. Tribune. WE WILL PAY best prices for range heaters and furniture, lsii iih-j EADS & OHP.N FURNITURE CO. 38 North Front. WANTED Rifles, good tiied furni ture and clothing, rllley'i Second Hand store, 112 North Front. WANTED TO BORROW 4450O 00 First monce. good security. Box 725 Tribune. 1 WA WANTED Laundry, men's or fsmllt Mrs Huson Phone 1345-M. WAN I ED Lamr ool See th Med ford Bargain Huuse, 4? Ural W ANTED-MI8CELLANE00S EMPTY furniture van going to San Francisco, Oct. 10th, wants load for there or way point. Phone 016 Hawley Transfer. WANTED WIU pay lop prices for good used furniture, ranges- heat ers, etc HOLBROOK & ANDREWS Plre Hall Bldg 6th St.-Front re) (41 JUNK Highest prices psld toi oraas radiators, copper storage oa. tones aluminum and other metsua Scrap Iron small or largt lots pipe ana machinery wool and cot ton rags. tnnn bUbee Out prices will Interest you. Hides. Pelts. Wool Mohair Household .roods, furniture stoves bougtt or sold. MEDFORD BAKGAIN HOUSE WANTED You to look at my oar gains, almost new clothing fox all the family 618 B. Main HIGHEST PRICES paid for furniture and oousenoia gooas. foods iuo. WANT I'O BUY Some good young b.-eedlng ewes v J Phlllppl Hotoi Ornnd Medford. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 3-room nicely furnished modern cottage, garage, gas, electri city, hot water and fuel lurnlsnea, Hotel Valandra, Central Point. FOR RENT--room furnished house. Call 345 N. Bartlett. FOR RENT Four-room house. W. Main St. FOR RENT Small furnished house 810 Maple street. Phone 813-J. FOR RENT 5-room stucco house garage. Apply at 816 So. Riverside Tel 1212-J. FOR RENT 2 small, furnished mod' ern houses. Adults only. 410 Hamll ton. FOR RENT Partially furnished 4. room house. Phone 1322-w. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT 1 room and garage. after 1 p.m. 410 N. Ivy. FOR RENT Furnished room. Main. FOR RENT r urnlshed North Holly. HEATED room, private home for bus. Ine&s people. 105 Geneva. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 Grape FOR RENT BOARD ROOM WILL ROOM and board man and wife or two business girls In my home. 324 Mae at. FOR RENT Rooms and board, rea sonsble 320 E Main 8t.. Medford FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR BENT Well furnished, complete ly modern apartment at 916 East Main. Phone 1301. 3-ROOM apt. 40 Quince. Phone 641-W. FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart' ment. lower floor. Phone 549-R. FURNISHED downtown apt to busl ness woman. Tel. 430; evenings 1292-R. 3-ROOM apt. 40 Quince. Adulta. FOR RENT Apartment, 334 Apple. BACHELOR APARTMENTS, 445 S. Front, FURNISHED, heated apt., private en trance, phone, etc. 018 3, oakdale FTJRN APTtJ. 116 Aimond atreet. FOR RENT 2 nicely furnished aptr with electric conveniences, in quire 306 So Oakdaie FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE 32-Inch wood heater, gaa water heater. 30-gallon tank, range with colls. 847 East 9th St TRADE Good coupe for light truck or pickup. Phone Qio. for SALE or will trade for good belt er calves, weaner pigs. Harold Crow) Carkln Orchard. Mldwsy rtosa. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE for Medford or Jackson county property, large lot In residence aectlon Riamain rai.a Somo Improvements; near grammar and nigh acnooia. write box oji Tribune. WANT small farm or dairy for Med ford income Box 35P0. mbune FOR SALE REAL ESTATE RANCH BARGAINS 70 acres located only 1 mile from schools, excellent free, deep soil; lrrl sated: Rood, modern house and other improvements. Real value at 7.000.00. with 02,300.00 down and easy terms on balance. ALSO 1 acre only I mile from Medford Irrigated, good 0-room modern home, bam, garage and chicken hoiite. One or our best values a a price of 01,500.00, with substan tlal payment uuwn. ALSO 5-room home furnlhsed, on paved trppt near (trade and Junior high school. This house needs about sssn Dnt on It to put It In first class condition, A wonderful buy at ai 250 oo. HHARLES A. WING AOENCY, INC 109 E. Main St. Phone 728 PflK SALE OR TRADE 4-room house screen porch, toilet, shower, garage and large lot. Will take car and some money for my equity. Apply alter 4:30. 306 Apple 8treet. SMALL furnished homo for sale at hnrtrnln. If you have good 5-room house for iwle, give me the dope on it. Strictly modern home, will take smaller home as part payment, low rate of Interest on baHnce. Good home to exchange for a good rountrv property. 32 acres of commercial pears, yon can steal this and X will keep you out of Jail. small tract of Rood land, very fine home, will exchange for a good 6 or tj-room bungalow. C. S. BUTTERF1ELD Medford Center Building 82 000.00 CASH will handle 6-room hni and even acres. Under dltc city schools. Electric Ice box and 1 range, wood range and linoleum in 1 eluded. Call 14i3-J-l. FOB SALEREAL ESTATE DAIRY FARM 25 acres, 30 acres lad 1 no clover, all Irrigated, fenced and cross fenced with woven wire fence, large old bungalow, barn, two ch token houses, two Incubators, brooder, etc., somo farm equipment. Fine running stream of water year round. Thta farm will carry 35 dairy cows. Price $3,000.00, terms. Also Fully stocked and going dairy farm, will take part In city property. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE No. 7 N. Bartlett St. Phone 1406 SMALL modern home, newly painted. Reasonable price. Inquire 153B-L. 1110 West 10th. SALE One lot, 2 houses; terms. 813 Summit. 152 ACRES, 60 In cutlvatlon, part alfalfa, aub-lrrlgated sou. a sets of buildings, close to high and grade schools. Owner, non-resident, says "sell" and Is offering this for 30 days at 84950. witn 2U aown. oai ance In 8 years at 5 Interest. FOWLER & UPP 44 N. Riverside. Exclusive Agents. ROOM house and 3 large lots, near school. Will take house trailer as part. Price 9 11 00. A. P. FLOWERS, 113 East 13th, FOR SALE Good ranch. Improved and clear. Will take good car. Box 462, Tribune. OPPORTUNITY DE LUXE 80-acre farm, fullv equipped, stock, feed, machinery. Price Includes contract paying $36 monthly for few hours' work. Price 3.000. See D. E. Mil lard, "Roguedale," Star Route, Eagle Point. FOR SALE: Equity In 40 -acre ranch on 01a stage road xor aa&u. box 137, 3 miles south of Gold Hill, or write Box 683, Tribune. FOR SALE OR RENT Ranch; new house, circulator beater: cheap. Inquire 143 Fourth, Ashland. FOR SALE 5-room home; modern; owner. Inquire Monarch Grocery, 1603 W. Main. WHY RENT? , When you can own a Oozy Home of your own. 707 oax street; two bedrooms, hardwood floor In liv ing room; new paint. East front, Assessments and taxes all paid, 91360. $135 down, balance 917 per month, which Includes Interest, taxes and Insurance. This Is an other Loan Company Sacrifice. W. B. THOMAS 45 South Central Ave. OWNER IN TOWN to sell 6 -room fur nished house In good '.ocatlon. Must sell within week. Phone room 304 Holland Hotel. EASY TO OWN 5-room all modern bouse with acreage, suburban, on King's hignway; bargain price, looks like new: Pay 9216.00 cash balance monthly like rent. Call owner. EARL TUMY. 810 Liberty Bldg. WILL SELL equity In Attractive 6 room moaern nome in -ne 01 mcq ford's finest residential districts; fine lawn, yard, shade trees, or will trade for smaller home in Mod ford or country. Balance on Home Own. era' long-term , low 1 n terest Ion n Address owner, Box 401. Mall Trib une. FOR SALE or would tease thirteen acres. 6 -room modern house. Also mountain ranch close In. Emma Moore, ml. S. of Talent on high way. FULLY Improved and reconditioned seven acres for sale or tra'e for Portland property Phone 1266 Med ford ot E N. Stldd. Ashland Hotel FOR SALE By uwner. three-room modern home. East side 9300 down and 917 per month on balance Including Interest Price 9900 op terms. 9750 cash. Call at 118 WU lamette Ave. FOR SALE 6 -room modern bouse In Ashland Trees; near park: five minutes walk from post office 9875.00 9350 00 down, iot one week 618 So. Oakdale. WHEN you thins -t reai estate think Of BROWN fit WHITE 9 AND 10 ACrtK tracts Only $10 down. 95 month Mostly fine level soli, on pavement. Water and elec tricity , 60 TO 80 ACRB tracts Mostly level fins soil, on pavement. Electricity, water. 950 down, 910 month, neat G Pass. Montgomery, owner. Jack son Hotel. Medford. FOR SALE 6 room house on paved street, furnished. 91.950. 9850 caan Call owner, 1519-J or 8 72-J. SOU 8 Kb for sale or rent, jacksoo County Blag ft Loan Asa'n. A GENUINE BARGAIN, modern home, living room 18x29 feet, fireplace, nardwood floors, basement with ou burner, 3 bath rooms, 3-car garage, chicken bouses for 3000 birds, Irri gation, also Medford City waW, 3 acres of land, price reaucea no 94750 for quick sale. Let me show you the bargain of the valley. C. S. Buttrfleld, exclusive agent. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Peppy saddle (or work) librae, 7, about 1150, $100. Steve Nye, Anderson road. FOR SALE Red 8-year-old cow giv ing one gallon milk, 945. Red 2-year-old cow giving gallon milk. Price 935. 8 miles north of Eagle Point on Crater Lake Highway. R. G. Coulter. FOR SALE Black mare, gentle aud good worker. Durham and Guernsey cow. Earl Heft, Central Point. Phone 195. FOR SALE: Work horse. J. D. Shaffer, end South Peach. FOR SALE Fine brood sow. 355-R-l. FOR SALE Plga. shoats. First brown house 14 mile on Sardine creek road. FOR SALE 7 breeding ewes, or trade for what have you. Jonn Nealoti. phone 118, Central Point. PLACE ORDERS NOW fr pure White Holland breeding stock. C 8. Camp bell. Rogue River, Ore.. Rt 1. WE INVITE you to Inspect thf beau tiful Brown Swiss cattle at the Phlpps Orchard. We now have young bulls for tale. Brown Swt for more milk. Phone 417. CLOSING-OUT SALE Farm and gar den tools, boutenoid furniture oreakfsst set. pressure cooked can ned fruit and Tecetab'wi OoU!d" I mile south ot Taienv. on Olgbway FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Twelve fancy Hansen cockrela six months old, priced right.. McCall, mllo west Talent school. FOR SALE 135 White Leghorn pul lets, few large turkeys, one J 400-lb. work horse. M. A. Ring, Valley View (Ashland). FOR SALE Rock fryers, pullets, Leg horn hens. 416 Maple Park Drive. FOR SALE DOGS PETS SCOTTIE PUPS Championship stock with papers. Write w. A. Morrison. ' San Francisco Chronicle, San Fran cisco, Calif. ' FOR SALE Wire Hair Fox Terrtor pup. Phone 371-X. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES STUDEBAKER'S USED CARS Reconditioned and Prloed to Sell 1933 Btudebalfr Sedan, like new. Model A Ford coupe. . 9125.00 Pontlao Coupe 250.00 Pontlao Sedan H..nw.w.w. 250.00 Bulck Sedan 115.00 Plymouth Coupe 425.00 1035 Olds Sedan - 675 00 Many others to choose from. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. YOU SAVE WB LOSE To make room for our 1037 model Bulck and Pontlac, we are offering lor five daya only, some late model used cars In good condition. 1035 Bulck Sport Coupe, waa 9785, now 9710. 1035 Dodge 4 -door Sedan with trunk, was 9745, now 9675. 1034 Graham 4 -door Sedan, was 9660, now 9405. 1034 Ford V-8, 2-door Sedan, $405 9435. 1933 Ford V-8, 3 -door Sedan, $385 $360. 1032 Ford V-8 Coupe. 93359310. SKINNER'S GARAGE 143 So. Riverside Bulck, Pontlac Sales and Service G.M.A.C. Terms. FOR SALE Model T Ford, ruxtel axle or trade for grain, corn, wood or livestock. Gold HiU Feed Store, FOR SALE La Sallo Bedan, driven 38,000 miles, excellent condition. Also electric heater, nun tamp and ' cross-cut saw. Mrs. Bert Anderson, 1501 West Maln; SEE THESE CARS TO APPRECIATE BARGAINS One 1936 Willys 77 Deluxe sedan. Graham sport roadster. 1936 model Essex coupe with radio. Studcbaker Deluxe sedan. Pennington Motor Co. Phone 903 121 N. Bartlett USED CAR CLEAN-UP SALE LATE MODELS EASY TERMS 1933 Chrysler 8. 6-pcssenger coupe 1933 Chrysler 6 sedan. 1936 Plymouth Deluxe sedan, 1033 Chevrolet Deluxe sedan. 1934 V-8 sedan. 1933 Chevrolet coupe. 1031 Ford sedan. 1030 Hudson sedan. A good selection of others to choose from. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. 38 N RlverHde. Tel. 18 FOR SALE Model T Ford coupe. 622 west una st. FOR SALE Lnto '20 Ford town sedan, 9145 cash. XJall Sunday afternoon or week days after fi p. m., 571 Chestnut, near Maple, In Ashland. FOR SALE '38 Dodffe -ltd. 6 sedan: '30 Bulck sedan. 1617 N Riverside. Call after 1 o'clock In afternoon. 1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Coune. 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan, 1930 Chevrolet Coupe. 1936 Wlllya 77 Sedan. 1930 Chevrolet 9-ft. Panel. 1930 Dodge 9-ft. Panel. 1934 Chevrolet 1 14-ton Truck. 1928 Chevrolet Truck. WALTER W. ABBEY. INC. Nash-Lafayette; International Trucks 123 S. Riverside Ave. FOR SALE 193b Chrysler and Ply mouth demonstrators. Save up to 9300 Lange Motor Car Co.. 38 N Riverside Tel 18 Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Danes step 4. American Indian 9. Cultured woman It. Rubber tree 11. Part or a kitchen ratiK 14. Poems 15. Giant 17. Amertran pioneer 18. Entrance 19. Recall 21. Simpleton 2). Web-footed birds 24. B'lldlcri 27. Wntch secretly 30, News organi sation: abbr, SL Colored , Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle LlDPl0lRlEpACIHE ODAiAMENiRQAN P O RTL A N DMTn TO Imhe r o Ymr. a tTeTs maBwhoseB 0 V A LlSN O BJlSHJE RECE NlIlE STED AREq ANjlME R O M 1 1 ife W E E Tj 5 dip klEllPEANilWO 24. Pronoun lh. Huee wavtt 50. A property of 17, Those who ex matter press open contemnt . Egyptian 10- lar disk fit. Anchor 19. Inferior kind of black tea &i. Abstract 41. Nothing existence 41. Writers who 11. Most eicallent depict things 66. Purposes as they 17, Expo to really are moisture 41 Facility ' ,,,, 4fl. ValunhlA noa. DOWN sosslon L Panther , Z 3 4 S 6, 7 7 O m w4 , IS lb 17 mmw'r miz mm. II: mr-, mm 43 44 45 p3S 41 46 - 'mlL 4f J So Si 1 1 11 1 1 L 1 1 1 FOR SALE AUT0M0BILJS8 FOR SALE Essex coupe, model "34, 4-cyllndcr: one of the nood ones, 950. 512 So. Oakdale, City. FOR SALE CHEAP Equity In 1936 Plymoutn oeiuxe seaan, or waac for lighter car Box 4rt3 Tribune FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS TOKAY GRAPES. 7 lbs. 25o, today at Riverside Market, MIXED Tulip Bulbs, No, I's per don., 40c. No. a s, aoc per iuu. ou n. Quince or Liberty Mkt. GOAT milk and cheese. Jungfrau Goat Dairy. Rt. 4. Box 54. Tel. 437-J. FOR SALE Car trailer equipped with tall light and good nttcn. fia.ou. 806 W. Main. FOR SALE Grapes and gnipe Juice. Dell vtnyard, Rt. 3, Medford. FOR SALE OR TRADE Gas water heater, 30-gallon tank, 847 East 0th St. FOR SALE Burroughs adding ma chine. Phone 831-J. PIANO FOR SALE Nice bungalow size, standard make. Small balance due. You take over contract for cash or small monthly paymenu. Address. Mr. J. F. Smith, adjuster Cline Piano Co.. 1011 S. W. Wash ington, Portland. Ore. SHELLED CORN, market price. Evans. Rt. 1, Box 313, Sunset Ave. DRY nlaner blocks. 94.45 load, from big mill. Order now while avail able. Central Point Wood Yard, Tel 333. FOR SALE Apples, Cornice and Seckel pears. Phone Mrs. Walker, 314-Y. FOR SALE) 3 rebuilt heating stoves, one wood range, best buys in town. Wanted, to buy all kinds of Junk Southern Ore. Junk Co. FOR SALE Tokay and Rose Peru grapes, 30 lb. Hartley K&ncn, Tl O-F-5. FEW nice tomatoes left, 60a per 100; you pick. C. J. Logan, Stewart Ave FOR SALE Baled straw, 30c bale. J. W. Sample, Red Top sen 001 TOMATOES 35c lug; yo pick; 3 days only. Blankeushlp, Central point. TOMATOES Good ones, lo lb. B Ford, 3 miles west on Jacksonville highway. Phone 731 -R. FOR SALE Breakfast table, chairs, walnut table, writing desk. 616 S, Ivy. GRAPES. 3e lb. Delicious and Jona than apples. Dolph Phlp'ps. Crater Lake highway. AMERICAN oil-burning circulating hunter: lamest size: late model,; uhaH 3 months: 160 nallon fuel storage tanks included, 9100, 95 per month, can uvi4-x. TOKAY prunes 2c Orders taken. Tel 307 evenings. Marie Lange, Central Point. FOR SALE Oats and Vetch seed mix ed. 4PB-J-1. FOR SALE Enr corn or will trade for pltfs or leghorn pu;ieta. unas Isaacs, Crater Lake Hwy for SALE One O. E- 7-foot retrig era tor, almost new; $110 discount Phone 1510-J. FOR SALE Snow apples. Red licJous. Sgobcl & Day. 8 Fir. FOR SALE Cheap, fill dirt. 1634-Y FOR SALE Hipper for saw an1 burner with oaKle plate Almost new Burgntn Cai at Mall IT I hunt KOR SAl,E--nraptis now ripe J A Mnnke 4 miles west ot Medford FOR SALE Apples Tel 132-t Jae Mall Tribune w.,nt ads. Cross Word Puzzle 1, Buildings made of sun-dried brlek 10. Sand him English tt. Belgian river 16. Hsndllnera 17 Insect 10. Intervening! law 22. Proper 2f. .existed 25. Copy 28 fertllt spots 21. Unit ot light Intensity 81. Word of con sent 32 Even: rontr. 33. Less moist 36 Oftftrnrlrs IS. Snapping beetle 40. Fragrant , 41. Strike 41. Tributary ef t. Real estate which Is the absolute prnperty of the owner I. Older 4. Very warm . 6. Above 6, Journey 7. At horns 1. Wenving ma chines the Danube 44. Ancestral house of the ruling urn Ifth dynasty 4S. Trim or neat: Hcotch 47. MaihemaUcaJ ratio 48. Direction 61. Plant of the vetch family us, myseir BUSINESS ORANGES TRADE Highway business with in come of $200 per month, for equity In small ranch. Must be Improved and close In. F. H. Pearson, Ash land. Ore., Klamath Junction. FOR SALE Lease on service station with grocery store and cnbms. -n Crater Lake highway. Phone 053 PLASTERING PLASTERING, stucco, plain or orna mental; plaster patching. 113 so Fir. MISCELLANEOUS XP YOU axe wanting to buy or sell real estate, see L. a. FicKeu, 204 s Maln. Phone 365. CHRISTMAS Is coming. A photo- Braoh carries with it the elver s per sonality. Saves mopey tool Our Xmas specials are now on. Call 329, the Kennell Ellis Studio. SHEEPMEN Losses through dogs shsll be re ported within 48 nours in oraer securo compensation. - DOO CONTROL BOARD see me about cleaning your grain Either ai my piaoe or yours-, uom HIU Feed Store. BUY MORS Groceries for less at Riverside Mkt. Open Sundays, PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT - Madam Avon, Palmist and uiair- voyant, gives truthful advice on all aiiaira 01 me, 1 eiis your past, present, and future. If In doubt aa to what step to take, consult Madam Avou today; tomorrow may be too late. Good advice in timo saves many worrtoa and many dol lars. Satisfaction guaranteed. Read Ins daily: hours 10 a. m to 0 p. m, Located at Rainbow Auto Camp. 1740 No. Riverside, uamn i. TRUCKS FOR HIRE Local and Long Distance Hauling, furniture moving ana expert iur ntture packing service. NEW CON CRETE STORAGE WAREHOUSE a clean and fireproof buUdlng. New low rates now In effect. SAMSON, Transfer and Storago Of fice, 230 N. Riverside. Phone 833 CHRISTMAS Is coming. Bo econnml oa this sear . . . dive portraits 01 yourself . . , Call 330. '.re Kennell Bills Studio, regarding Xmas Bpe olals. . A BETTER REBUKE JOB at a saving Preps' Oarage 801 No Central ROOFING COMPLETE ROOFING SERVICE Composition. Shingles and Built-up roofs. Phone 640 tree estimate Easy monthly payments ROUUb RIVER ROOFING CO., 133 West Main. ROOFING Bring your roof troubles to us Old rooit repairea new roots applied Pabco products Ekerson Paint and Roof Store. 38 4. Bart' lett. Phono 243 BUSINESS DIRECTORY JAC'KHON COIINTV AI1STRACT CO 1'ITI.K INNI'KANCt AMSTIMI'TS fcSCHOW MUHUAV AI3STKAC1 CO AOstracW of Title Hoopia 3 ana e no ad North Central Avo. upstairs ISxpert tvindun Cleaners. LE71 OEOHGE IX) IT - I'el 1173 House eleauing uooi taxing ori ental nig Cleaning and upnuisteripa Money to Lend MONKV LOANKD ON AUTOH LIVESTOCK FUHNITl'KK. ENHIIKnfcU NOTKH KTC We want to supply youi money neea without red tape ol aeiay MKH tV K TIIOMAH MGR. MEDFOUD'B OLDEST sNU LARGEST PERSONAL FLNANUB COMPANY 40 So central. Ground floor Orateriao mestet Bidg Lie No s-167'M-IBll Phone 189 fhe rashlnn Fhop THE FASHION SHOP 808 U. 8 NatT Bank Building. Dressmaking Myrtle Andrews, phone 1181. But tons and buckles covered. Transfer. HAWLKY IKAN8PER - Expert pack ers and movers Special livestock moving equipment. Prices ngnt 818 North Riverside. Phone 816 EAI1H I'HANMPEH & STORAGE CO. Office s8 So Pit Phone 816 Prloe, right service gusranteea HE1NKINO rHANSKEH CO Long distance nauling Furniture oattie anytning III N Fir. Phone 1038 0 siusrt SEE LOIR PRICE BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10. (UP) Poultry deal era here, estimating a 10 percent Incrpaaa la the production of turkeys on the Pacific coaat this yeai. predicted today that the price would b lower during the holiday season in tht west this year than In 1036. California's turkey growing area, the Sacramento, Ban Joaquin and Imperial valleys and the Riverside area, all reported Increased produc tion this year, aa did Oregon, Wash ington, Utah, Idaho and Nevada. producers may attempt to ask In creased prices because of the higher costs of feed, dealers said, but If they are going to sell all the birds rataed they will have to accept lower prices, 'I m keys here are quoted at 20 cents a pound wholesale and 3!f cent a pound retail now, approilmately tht same M they were this season laat year. oreoom cirri oa. 10, apj Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the btrn cm the Fred Brown farm near Demaacua and killed tlx head of cat tle. Farm machinery and feed were kttw " LAW OF LOVE' IS HRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURER'S TOPIC The following lecture on Christian Science, entitled "Christian .Science: The Law of Love Revealed and Dem- natrated," was given Friday evening at the Holly theater by Richard J. Davla, C. 8. of Chicago, Illinois, mem ber of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ. Scientist, In Bos ton, Massachusetts: The law of Love, aa understood In I Christian Science, transforms our thinking and brings Into our Uvea the positive note of Joy, People, like music, reflect the dark or light tones of thought which constitute their mental make-up. Sometimes you will meet an Individual for the first time, fnd Immediately you catch In his voice a minor note, a plaintive note of unhapptneas, or discontent. Are you singing your life In a majo; or minor key? Does your vole reflect the positive tone of Joy, hopefulness, and spiritual faith, or docs it give fcrth the minor note of sadness, fear, and despair? Christian Sclonce shows us how to sfng our lives on a major note, a positive key, affirmative of God's presence, power, and love. The crords of your life will have no dis sonances, no Inharmonles, If Love la there. Aa Isaiah wrote: "The ran somed of the Lord shall return, and come to Zlon with songs and ever lasting Joy upon their heads; they aliall obtain Joy and gladness, and sorrow and signing shall flee away." The very nature of Qod, divine Mind, la oeaaeleas activity. It never comes to a stop, never reaches a point where It la wearied or worn out. Mind la ever alert and awake. For that roason the real man,. Mind's idea or reflection, la alert, awake, and alive, evidencing forever the deslro to be active, to be about the business of Mind. The law of divine Love in Christian Science la therefore un covering and destroying anything that seems like mental inertia or apathy. Laziness and mental Indo lence have no place In man'a true being. Mra. Eddy has written In Sci ence and Health p. 258), "God ex presses In man the Infinite Idea for ever developing Itself, broadening and rising higher and higher from a boundless basts." If we study somo of the mental conditions that are obstructing hu manity's progress today, particularly In the world of business and Industry, It Is observable that human beings. even If physically very active are, for the moat part, not very fond of work. Lot, us study the conoept of work In t.lio light of Christian Science, Let us see what It all means. Have you ever anal y red your own mental atti tude toward work? Do you love to work? And do you love your Job? Or are you working from necessity, from the standpoint that If you don't work you will starve? How many have to admit, If they are honest with themselves, that work really means to them something distasteful and disagreeable, more or less un worthy and menial, something they would glndly dispense with. If they Could. And yet the most unhappy Discontented people on earth are those with nothing to do, those who have no fine, constructive aim In Ufa. How many live, perhaps rather un consciously, from the standpoint that they will work, and hard and vnpleasant though, It be now, are over looking forward to a time. position, or a situation where they will be, as w say In America, Easy Streot, where they can come to a stop, retire, and settle down. And yet when that expected time arrives, who has found true happiness In dol ing nothing? The teaching of Christian Science throws an entirely new light on what Is called work. It shows us that what we have regarded as something un worthy, pi unpleasant, Is really an opportunity to demonstrate life, activity, and accomplishment. Chris tian Science ennobles work and lifts It into the realm of achievement and progressive unfold ment. Activity Is lUe; Inactivity Is death. Work, there fore, as we understand It, Is the creative expression of Mind and can not and should not be dispensed with. Some years ago a friend of mine made a very Interesting analysis of and distinction between labor, work and servloe. Labor, be said, quoting Webster, Is toll with no end In view beyond mere subsistence. This con otpt he compared to Egyptian !av ery, darkneas, and Ignorance. Work, he found, was labor for the accom plishment of something, activity with a plan a better sense of things. But service, he said, is work for others, work transformed by love loving one's neighbor as one's self, the ful filling of the law of Lore. In other words, labor plus Intelligence equals work, work plus love equals service. Claim Prosecutor In Hooded Legion DETROIT, Mich. Oct. 10. (API Harvey Davis, Blsck Legion "colonel" told s circuit Judge who sentenced him and six fellow memoes to life Im prisonment for murder today, Duncan C. McCres, Wayne county prosecutor, wss a member of the hooded order, . McCres participated In proseeutlon of Davis and 11 other Back Legion members for the roadside "execu, tlon" of Charlea A. Poole May 13. "I'm not guilty of this crime'' Da via told tht Judge. "I didn't get a fair trial, McCrea here, the prose cutor who prosecuted this case, be longa to the Black Legion, and It waa a perjured trial." Lenny Kapose and 13 great artlatl at Merrick's next Tuesday tugut. ROSS ULTIMATUM STIRS NEW FEARS OF Soviet Republic Expected In Spain if Fascists Defeated Intervention in Revolt Might Start General War By PE WITT MarKFNZIB ' Associated Preis Staff Writer NEW YORK, Oct. 10. (API Rus sia's ultimatum threatening to aid tne uardid government unless Italy, Germany and Portugal cease their alleged assistance to the rebels has revived the general anxiety regarding the dangers of a European conflict growing ont of the Spanish revolu tion. The Issue throughout the conti nent Is com muni Ism versus the con servative elements of the so-called right. It is the same as that which has embroiled the Spaniards In ona of the blodtest civil wars of history. Soviet Seen in Spain The Spanish government Is so radi cal, and so strongly Influenced by communists, that some observers pre dict the establishment of a soviet republic If the battle goes against the rase 1st s. Under these circumstances, the rea son for Moscow's moral support of the governmet Is obvious. The nations against which Russia Is protesting are totalitarian state, under dictatorships, and violently op posrd to communism. Mussolini founded fascism for the purpose of extermination of com m un ism and other radical influences in Italy. ' Hitler followed suit with i"Hfm. The German leader, In particular, has continued a fierce campaign aglanst everything bolahevtat. Since communism Is the antithe sis of everything that Italy. Germany and Portugal atand for under their present governments, they propose to use every means In their power t prevent Its spread. Parents Urged to Cooperate With Education Heads Contributed There Is a growing conviction among educators and teachers that the field of education can only be success fully developed and fitted to meet the needs of all children thm The cooperative efforts of both teach ers and parents. It Is for the best good of your children that you give your support to the Parent-Teacher movement. To successfully meet the problems of each Individual, teachers need to know both the fathers and mothers of every child. To understand what your child Is facing In the Junior high school, you need to know what the school is doing for him, who his trochers are and what they.ara try Ins to accomplish for his fullest de velopment The Junior high P-T. A. Is eeps lall) fortunate In the splendid oo operation which they are receiving from the school through O. R. Bow man, county school superintendent, E. H. Hedrlck, city superintendent, and Paul Mcnegat, principal, and ths teaching faculty. If parents will put forth an equal effort, Medford will have a parent and teacher organisa tion second to none in the state. . What the Girl Scouts Are Doing. TROUP Moaday afternoon. Roosevelt troup 3 had their organization, meeting of the year with 31 Olrl Scouts present The troop waa happy to welcome Mra, W. P. Stewart as a new lieutenant and Catherine Conroy and Josephine Bullls as assistants. Patrols were organised with the fol lowing oncers elected: Eagle patrol Nancy Morrow, patrol leader, Kathleen O'Neal, assistant patrol leader: beaver patrol Lorraine Swonpe, patrol lead er, Charlotte Older, assistant patrol leader: cardinal patrol Nannett Rosenberg, patrol leader, Lois Prlngle, assistant patrol leader; blutbell patrol Joan Elliott, patrol leader, Joan Humphrey, assistant patrol leader. Mrs, Carley appointed Nancy Morrow troop treasurer and Joan Aya troop scribe. A program waa planned by tht girls consisting of scout activities and scout advancement on Betty Jsns Johnson, Neysa Wall, Betty Jane Dec ver, SUolse Ttngley and Lola Wilton. Troop 3 meets every Mirtday after noon at Olrl Scout headquartera com menclng at 4:15. with Mrs Anna . Csrley and Liberia Lenox aa leader. We have sold the Trusty Lumber Co. to Ralph H. Train and will not be responsible for any bill contract ed by that company. J. H. TRUSTY, JR., and T. M. TRUSTY. Use Mall Tribune want adt. Direct Reduction LOANS ON HOMES In Medford J)lslrlct Reasonable Interest FIRST FEDERAL RAVINGS r LOAN ASSN. OF MEDFORD 27 No. HOLLY St. rV5 r