MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. AtEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY. JTXY fi. 1937
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and
Band Matting Member of the Ac
eordlon band will meet tonight at
1:90 In the Baldwin piano ball,
Calling Here Out-of-town business
caller In Medford Saturday Included
3. E. Rogera of Trail, who received
medical attention while here.
. .
Prom Ruch Mrs. I. H. Taylor of
Huch waa visiting friend and chop
ping In Medford thl morning.
Mra. Mitchell South Mn. ' Julia
UttobtU left thl morning for Oak
land. Cel.. where ahe will vlilt her
daughter, Dorothy Mitchell.
.
Vlalti In Klamath Mlsa Alice Ward
apen the Fourth of July holidays
Tlalttng relative and friends In
Klamath Falls.
Calling Today Out-of-town resi
dent calling on friend In Medford
today Included Mrs. Mildred Lltster
of Sardine creek, who was accom
panied by her mother.
Back from Coast Mr. and Mrs.
Will lira Bowerman returned to Med
ford last night from Crescent City.
Cel.. where they enjoyed a two-day
outing on the beaoh.
Directors to Meet Dlrectora of the
Fruit Growers League, Inc., will bold
a regular meeting In the Jackson
County Chamber of Commerce at 3
o'clock Friday afternoon.
.
Return Home Miss June DeVere
Williams. Delwln Stuart and Mr. and
Mrs E. Wlnklebeck snd son Carl re
turned home last evening after spend
Ing the Fourth of July week-end In
Portland.
. . .
Meeting Tonight All members of
the southern Oregon Gem and Min
eral society are requested bv E. R.
Santo, president, to attend the regu
lar semi-monthly meeting to be held
In the Jackson County Chamber or
Commerce at 7:30 tonight.
Active Installation Installation of
newly-elected offlcera of the Active
esab will, be held In the Hotel Med-J
ford tonight at a dinner-meeting
atartlng at 6:30. Delegatea and, al
ternates to the International Active
convention at Olympla this month
will be appointed.
Andersons Return John Anderson,
prominent Jackson county farmer,
and family returned Sunday from
Molalla where Mr. Anderson waa em
ployed for the past IS months as
superintendent of a farm owned by
Rufus Holman, state treasurer. Mr.
Anderson plan to resume operation
' of his own farm at Central Point.
On Furlough Richard Culbertson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cul
bertson, Sr., la spending a leave of
absence from the United States navy
with hi parents here. He will re
turn to duty at San Diego. Cel., July
20. He la serving on the airplane
carrier Lexington which etesmed out
of San Diego to Join In the navy's
search for Amelia Earhart and her
navigator.
Accepts New Position Phil Oil
strap, formerly connected with the
Medford Printing company, haa ac
cepted a position with the Marshall-Smith-Leonard
Printing company as
a salesman. HI territory will con
sist of northern California and south
ern Oregon. Mr. Ollstrap Is a former
University of Oregon student and
prior to his residence In Medford wss
employed In the advertising depart
ment of the Coos Bay Times. He Is
a son of Ernest R. Ollstrap, business
manager of the Medford Mall Tribune.
Utilise Airport Yesterday' arriv
al at Medford municipal airport In
eluded Mr, and Mr. Ralph Schlsler
and two friends, who were returning
to Sacramento, Cal., from Portland
In their Stlnaon plane; Lieut. J. B.
Preston, en route from Fort Lewis.
Wash., to Hamilton field. Cal., In an
Army Douglas observation plane; and
Lieut. H. A. Bouahey, Fort Lewi to
Hamilton field In a Dougle obser
vation. Sunday's arrival Included
L. B. Daniels, en route from San
Francisco to Seattle In a Stearman
plane: MaJ. B. L. Buahey, Hamilton
field to Seattle In a Northrup attack
plane; MaJ. V. R. Ollea, Hamilton
field to Roseburg In a Douglas b-
servstlon; and Lieut. F. O. Burrows.
Hamilton field to Roseburg in
Douglas observation. Daniel
malned here overnight and left yes
terday morning.
Board Your Pets at the
Humane Sooiety Shelter
Jammer Rates We Call and
Deliver
.Midway Road Phone 16U
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PERSONAL
Board Meeting Board of directors
of the Jackson County Chamber of
Commerce will hold a luncheon-meeting
In the Hotel Medford Friday noon.
Visits In Portland Russell Ache-
son returned to Medford yesterday
from Portland wnere ne visited sev
eral days with friends and relatives.
From Oakland George Paris ar
rived yesterday from Oakland, Cel.,
to spend the remainder of the sum
mer with hi uncle, Bern Oolfos of
Route a.
Return from Klamath Mr. and
Mra. W. C. Aahpole and children re
turned Monday evening from Klam
ath Falls where they enjoyed the
rodeo.
...
Drills Tonight Company A and
headquartera company, 186th Infan
try of the Oregon national guard.
will hold their regular weekly drills
In the armory at 8 o'clock tonight.
New Fast Train Inauguration of
the "Forty-Nlner." fast all-Pullman
train of streamline design, on the
Sen Franclsco-Chlcsgo run haa been
set. for July 6 from Chicago and July
11 from San Francisco, it was an
nounced here today by A. S. Rosen
baum. Southern Paclflo district pas
senger agent. The new train will
make five round-trlpa a month.
...
Eagles to Drill A practice by the
men and women's drill team of the
Fraternal Order of Ealea will be held
at 7:30 tomorrow mgnt In the Med
ford armory. William Peck, man
ager, requests all members to be pres
ent. The teams are preparing to
participate In the street parade to
be held during the atate encamp
ment here of the United Spanish War
Veterana.
Guests Depart Dr. Arthur V.
Wortman. who with Mrs. Wortman
and their children have been- visit
lng Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wortman here
for the past few days, left this morn'
Ing for Pasadena where Dr. Wort'
man I now In practice. Mr. and
Mra. C. O. Wearln of South Pasadena
who have also been guest at the
Wortman residence, left at the same
time for their home.
Army Planea Here Two United
States army observstlon planes stop
ped at Medford municipal airport to
day for fuel. They were piloted by
Lieut. Q. O. Ragle and John Pechuls,
both of whom were en route from
Pearson field, Vancouver, Wash., to
Hamilton field, San Rafael, Cal. Ragle
la stationed at Fort Riley, Kans., and
la on a practice cross-country flight.
Pechuls Is stationed at Moffatt field,
Sunnyvale, cal. Kenneth Clark, Wat.
sonvllle, cal., business man, arrived
last night In a Falrchlld plane. He
was returning home from Salem.
County Publicized Jackson coun
ty and southern Oregon occupy a
prominent place In the current June
Issue of the Union Oil Bulletin, a
travel publication circulated widely
among tourists. An article la de
voed to Crater Lake national park and
one full page contains four photo
grsphs of Interest to travelers. The
pictures show a pear orchard blossom
scene, fishing on the Rogue river,
Diamond lake and Crater lake. The
article was written and the photo
graph were provided by A. H. Ban
well, manager of the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce.
On Navy Leave Herman P. Oliver
la spending a furlough from the
United states navy at his home In
Trail. He Is a torpedoman third class
attached to submsrlne squadron 4
and la assigned to the torpedo repair
shop at Pesrl harbor. Hawaii. Oliver
waa visited todsy by Walter A. Shep
herd, who la returning to duty after
spending a leave of absence at his
home In El Reno, Ckla. Shepherd
I an electrician's mate third class
with submarine squadron 4. He Is
assigned to the electrical repair ahop
at Pearl harbor. The two youths
arranged for a visit here before they
left on furlough from the Hawaiian
Islands. Shepherd Is to salt for the
Hawaiian Islands from San Francisco
Friday but Oliver will remain here
for a while longer,
Old Shoe Not Lucky.
TORONTO, Ont (UP) Mis M1I-
Ucent Penfound lsnded In a hos
pital here while observing the time-
worn custom of tying old tin cans
and shoes to the bumper of a newly
wed' automobile. She waa crulhed
sgslnst another automobile.
The average gasoline tax per farm
in th United Bute Is 817.69 a year
Th first Ohio river ship to reach
Louisville, Ky., came on June IS, 1800
California' 1638. gold output, t
tentatively at 636,600.000, was th
most valuable since 1863.
Us Mall Tribune want ad.
PINE
ProStS Company
Cnd of S. Central
Livestock
PORTLAND, July e. (AP-USDA)
HOOS 3000, Including 361 direct:
market steady, 6 Oents higher; good
and choice 16s to 310-lb. drlveins,
11.75; carload lots 513.00: 33S to
360-lb. 11.00aU.35, few 411.50; 130
to 160-lb. 41100. tew 411.35 11.50;
packing sows. 5S.3Sg8.50: few good
choice feeder pig. 40.38 10.50.
CATTLE 1400 Including 84 direct. I
calve 150; market uneven, strong for
teera to 35 cents higher, excess
waterfllla considered; she-stock weak
to 35 cent lower, cuttery strong;
bulla strong to 35 cent higher; vesl
strong; load fat grassy steers. 49.00 )
3.60., common 46.O0it8.00. cutters
45.50; common and medium heifers,
40.50 7.SO: low cutter and cutter.
43 .50 $4. 50: common and medium.
45.00 46.35: odd head, 46.50: load
mixed cowa and heifers, 56.75: bull.
45.50 & 6 3S: beefs bulls. 46.50: good
and choice vealers. 88.00 g 8.50; odd
bead 49.00, common 45.00.
SHEEP 3000: spring lambs atrong
with last week's close or 35 cent be
low week ago; older classes steady:
good spring lambs, 49.0099.35; me
dium grades, 47.75 80: yearlings.
46.00 3 6.00; one lot 46-50: medium
and good ewes, 43.50 9 3.50.
Sooth San Francisco
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. July 8.
(AP-USDA) HOOS 1900, direct
1450. Steady compared last week's
close; top and bulk good and choice
165 to 325-lbs. butchers 413.00;
lightly sorted 4110.
CATTLEJ 800. direct 90. All
classes slow, few early sales fully
stesdy with lsst week's dull . close;
half load medium and good 1155-lb.
fed California steers, 48.75; few light
cutter grass steers down to 44.00; sev
eral loads grass steers unsold, held
above 47.00; few medium grass cows,
44.7Sg5.25: good cows very scarce;
bulls, 45.75 down. Calves: 15. Noml-
nslly steady, few medium vealers
$8.00, choice quoted to 49.60.
SHEEP 1050, direct 865. Esrly
clearance light aupply, fully eteady;
long deck good north coast wooled
spring lambs, 410.25.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 6. (AP-USDA)
HOOS 12.00; butchers 340 lbs. down
and light hogs fully 35 higher: heav
ier butchers 16-25 higher; packing
sows 35-35 higher; top 13.76.
CATTLE 11,000; calves 3.000. An
other active market on fed ateers;
graasy and warmed-up kinds very
scarce and aharlng fed steer advance.
Top 16.35; several loads 16.50-16.00;
most grain-fed offerings 13.50-15.50:
fed cows to 10.00: prime yesrllng
heifer 14.75: weighty sausage bulls
to 7.16: vealers 8.60-75 with medium
kind 8.00-9.00.
SHEEP 5.000; spring lambs and
yearllnga active. 15-40 higher; good
to choice native springers 11.00-65;
top 11.75.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore, July 6. (API
Grain: Wheat: Open High Low Close
July 1.11 1.11 1.11 1.11
Sep 1.10 1.11" 1.10 1.11
Cash' wheat: Big Bend blueatem.
hw., 13 pet. 1.19N: dark hard winter,
18 pet., 1.38N; 13 pet., 1.30N; 11 pet.,
1.14N: western red, 1.18N.
Oats No. 3 white, 43.50; gray, nom
inal. BaBrley No. 3 45-lb., 484.00.
Coin Argentine, 843.00: mlllrun
standard. 39.00.
Today's car receipts: Whest, IS:
flour, 16: oats, 8; hay, 3,
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, July 6. (P) BUT
TER Prints, A grsde, 34e lb. In
parchment wrapper. 35c In car
ton; B grade, 83 c In parohment
wrapper; 84 e In carton.
BUTTERFAT (PortlMid delivery,
buying price) A grade, 84-34e lb.
country station; A grade, 33-33e lb.;
B grade lc less; C grade 6c less.
EGOS Buying price by whole
salera: Extra, 30c; standard 18c;
medium flrata 15o; undergradea 14c
doeen.
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price
to retailers: Spring lambs, 16-17c;
yearling 9-13c; other quotation un
changed. Cheese and live poultry unchanged.
Potatoes, new potatoes, onions,
cantaloupe, wool, hay, steady and
unchanged.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO. July S. (AF) Late
heavy profit-taking sales that for
the most pert came from eastern
sources, led to audden setbacks of
wheat price today near th end of
trading,
(wheat) Open High Low Close
July 1.34 1.28 1.33 1-34
Sept. 1.35 1.29 1.34 1.36
Dec. 1JT 1.31 1.36 1.38
Wall St. Report
WALL STREET. July 8. (API
Stock pushed forward In a deter
mined rally today a an accumula
tion of post-holiday buying order
found offerlnga spare.
Gains ranged from fraction to
more than four point. Steel were
t the forefront ss report came
In of the return of many workers
In th strike tree, and aeeond
Incr of 50 cent a ton In scrap
prices In five davs.
STOMACH TROUBLE
Be relieved at one hy our herbal rented) tried aa
tested over thousand of fear. Chinese herbs will give
(on relief no matter wbat Too an afflicted with yon
owe It to yourself to as this opportunity to regain foni
health. Chan' herbs ha re restored health to tboueendl
of people Why not rout Do too hit On, tonstip.
tlon. Itomach Trouble beomattsm. Hay rem, Prostate
TroubM. Ulcers, Children's Med Wetting, OeU Stone
Rub Down Condition, Sinai Troobl. Asthma, innoenaa
lemal Troobl. Pile. Chronic I'euih. High Blood prewar. Artbrltrs
tolltts. Nerrouintse, Appendicitis, tontllltl. Cctcma, Heart. LUei
madder. Kidney Long Blood. l'rlnr unorder, fre rooaoiutlon
Open 10 10 P. M. CHAN CHAN St IID S P.M.
Tues.-Thurs 10-11 A. M 315 t Mala Chine Md. Co. Cloud (an.
Every section of the list improved
in the most active session the mar
ket ha aeen In many week.
There was aome ahort covering,
broker aald. Profit-taking waa easily
absorbed and most of the leaders
finished near their tops for the day.
Transactions approximated 1,400.
000 snares.
U. 8. Steel, actively traded, ended
around five point ahead. Case add
ed about 7 and many or the other
leaders were well ahead. Chrysler
waa In demand
Today's closing price for 83 eel
ected atock follow:
Al. Chem. es Dye 330
Am. Can .. -. ... .. 103
Am. Pgn. Pow .
A. T. & T.
-
-189
- 56'!
. 81
- 304,
Anaconda -
Atch. T. as S. P. .
Bendlx Avl. ,
Beth. Steel
Caterpillar Tract.
Chrysler
Coml. Solv.
- 92
-104H
- k
- BH
-168 V,
- 4
- 87
- 88
U04
- H
-1S
- 69 H
- 35
.- 91
- 59
- W
.- 45
.. 13
48
68
18
...101
. SO
...107
Curtlss-Wrlght -
DuPont ,
Gen. Elec.
Oen. Foods
Gen. Mot.
Int. Harvest.
I. T. s T.
Johna-Man. .
Monty Ward
North Amer.
Penney (J. C.)
Phillip Pet
Radio
SOU. Pac.
Std. Brand
St. Oil Cal.
St. Oil N. 3. .
Trans. Amer.
Unlon Csrb.
Unit. Aircraft
U. 8. Steel
San Francisco Butter
SAN FRANCISCO. Julf 6. (AP)
No produce quotations.
SACRAMENTO. Cal., July 6. (AP)
Churning cream butterfat: First
grade, 87c; second grade, 36c.
HANGING PENALTY
10 BE SOUGHT FOR
CONFESSED FIEND
(Continued from Page On.)
"We were told at first that Melba
and Madeline had made an ap
pointment to meet thla man In the
hills," Everett aald. "We knew they
would not go that distance alone,
bat It la possible they would follow
someone they trusted."
Dyer at first had told officers he
choked the girl to death with his
hands and then tied rope a about
their necks. In going over the In
cidents again, he said he had atran-
gled them with short lengths of
clothesline. He said he had told the
girls to follow about a block behind
him In entering th hills.
George Riley,, real estate operator,
told police he saw the three girls
preceded by their slayer, walking
toward the Baldwin hill the day
the girls disappeared. A Japanese
woman who hss a store near Oen-
tlnela park, where the girls had
played, ssld ahe saw Dyer and then
the girls pass her store.
Pitts said four psychiatrist who
had been observing Dyer found he
wss "sane enough to know what he
la doing and saying."
ROTARIANS GIVEN
AIR MEET REVIEW
A review of th event at th North
west Aviation Planning Council ses
sion reoently at Boise, Idaho, waa
presented at today's meeting of the
Medford Rotary club by A, H. Ban
well, manager of th Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce. The speaker.
who acted as chairman for all meet
ings at the Important air conclave,
gave his Impression of distinguished
men who participated In the sessions
and described th highlight of th
three -day eerie of meetings.
In concluding hi Interesting talk
Banwell urged clvle Interest In Med
ford' fine municipal airport snd pre
dieted a brilliant future for aviation
generally and for this city aa an Im
portent center of air development of
th next decade.
Today' meeting, held at th Hotel
Medford, was the first under the new
administration of Rev. I. S. Bart
lam, with Frank Relnhart aetlng aa
program chairman. Clurl Adair,
new owner of th M. M. department
tor, was Initiated to membership
in th Medford club.
Autoglros are being used by th
federal government along th Florid
coast to locat and destroy wild cot
ton tree Infected by pink boolworra
Agricultural Commissioner 3. 0
Holton of Mississippi regards soy
bean a potentially th moat valu
able new crop for American farm.
By providing nesting places for
robins snd sclasor-Uil. gardeners
can control th cutworm or "army
worm" to a marked extent.
Sweden haa 13 0 7 university stu
dents, of whom 8 JS0 attend the
University of Upas Is, oldest snd
largett Institution of Its kind In the
country. '
Ernie Fields with hi orchestra snd
plsv their own composition and ar
Stars of Craterian Mystery Hit
For those who like their mystery
stories out of the ordinary, the New
Craterian theater for tomorrow only
will have 'The Great Gamblnt." fea
turing Aklm Tamlroff In the title
role, John Trent and Marian Marsh
In the romantic spot and Reginald
Denny, Genevieve Tobln and Ed
Brophy also featured.
When the mystic prophesies that a
Rialto Sleuths
A new Perry Mason reaches the
screen In the person of Donald Woods,
co-stsning with Ann Dvorak In "The
Cats of the Btutterlng Bishop," new
est of the Esrls Stanley Gsrdner
best-sellers coming to the Rialto the
ater for tomorrow and Thursday only.
'What Becomes of the Children."
spectacular drama setting forth
with thrilling realism the evils of
divorce and Its later effecta upon the
Uvea of the neglected little ones of
n Ill-starred marriage, plays aa the
added feature with "Case of the stut
tering Bishop." Touching a very del
icate aubject which ha never before
been allowed to be exposed on the
creen, "What Becomes or the cnu
dren" atara such popular players as
Joan Marsh, Robert Frsser, Natalie
Moorhead, John Boles, Claudia Dell
and Barbara Pepper.
Dr. 0. D. Orlnnells of North Car
olina State college, says foot and
mouth disease, livestock threat of
several years ago, has been eradi
cated. Coming to
DREAMLAND
BALLROOM
July 7th
Celeaiea, Mh Senice . .;'' M
Present .;
"'
;!v,
It Dm are? bet I Wb I
II 10 JAZZ RIVUI I
I Cele-eo Wee. K t 0 t !
H M( NOKTErtSE AIKEH f
III 40 - Jf I
Ernie Fields' Dance Band
.etTO&W
revue, festurlng Miss Hortente Aiken
- rangement at a special dance st
rrtan would be murdered, and he ac
tually Is found dead the following
day, everyone comes under suspicion.
Including Gamblnl. But he, with
great delight, proceeds to point out
clues that the police overlook and
then, when arrests are apparent, Just
aa calmly provea that one of the ao-
cuaed oould have committed the
crime. A novel twist In the climax
reveals he guilty party.
Walks On Air
ft , , V4- T" v
Blonde Oene Knymond playa op-
poalt beautiful Ann Bothern In
"Wnlklng on Air," coming to the
Roxy theater for tomorrow only.
Guardsman Promoted
ROSEBURO, Ore., July 6. (AP)
Appointment of Sergeant MUo I.
Qodfrey as aeeond lieutenant with
Co. D., 102nd Inf., Roseburg'a na
tional guard unit, waa announced
today. Since his enlistment as a pri
vate January 6, 1080, Lieutenant
Godfrey has served through all of
the non-commissioned grades of the
company.
Most French hotel keepers regard
the desire to take s dally bath aa
a foreign foible. Tourists pay heavily
for the privilege of a private bath
room. Phone 543. We'll haul away yout
I'a'use. City Hanltary Service
102
Tomorrow Only!
BREEZY ROMANCE!
Sparkling
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and a full 13-volce male chorus, will
Dreamland Ballroom tomorrow nigni.
Too Late to Classify
FOR RENT Well furnished apart
ment. 5 room nd bain, continu
ous hot water. 346 Apple.
FOR RENT Modern 3 -room furnish-
ed house, 15. 1140 w. tun.
RASPBERRIES Marx Aores. Cole
man creek road. Phone i-r-4.
FOR SALE 14-foot cedar boat and
trailer. 834 Pennsylvania Ave.
JACK'S 3ND HAND STORE. 106 So-
Orape. Bargain hunters make my
store your happy hunting grounds.
All Scotchmen hunt here. Quan
tity unusual sensible furniture.
Every article a bargain.
1933 FORD "B" motor lU-ton stake
truck body, heavy duty rear end.
reconditioned, ouai wneeia, gooa
tires. 300. Ever Shady Auto Court.
FOR SALE Split shaken 410;
sugtr
pine and cedar shingles. 44. F.
w.
Ovelman, Jacksonville Highway.
IT SEEMS POSSIBLE that th Span-
lan war convention to d m-Mea-for
July 11 to 14. may tax avail
able housing. It la requested that
nersona navinr rooms ior rent m
private residences, mall reports to
Adjutant colonel sargent .camp,
U. 9. W. V., 56 N. Orange St.. City.
Please give nam, street address,
number of rooms, and price. '
FOR RENT Partly furnished 6 -room
noiuw. call at ioe Mistletoe.
FOR SALE House trailer, sllp-eorap-
t, vincn caoi9. iub w. Mam.
Carlson, 848 East 0th.
WANTED Experienced waitress at
J. N. Cafe, 37 8. Front St.
FURNISHED 3 and S-room apart
ments, 616 N. Central.
WANTED Young man to work on
lunch counter snd fountsln. Must
be over 31 year of age. Tel. 1671.
WANTED To rent, by adults, fur
nished house, 3 bedrooms. Phone
503 -L.
LOST Brownie kodak; left at view
point, Roxy Ann. Theora Thamer.
Call 875.
FOR SALE Dairy oowa. Oeo. Hansen,
Brown shorn , Ore
ii
1:4fV6:4.rV00 gftc-3." Iflc
r"TomoTro
Murder in the Air!
"5ir91 A new Perry Mason
I V I hack with thrills.
M1I, lafls and
uppmiH ......
Different. .Revealing!
Never before
allowed on the
screen . 1
with
Joan MARSH
Robert Fraier
Barbara Pepper
HL'KRYI THEV KND TONITK
"THB 00- I "PICK
GETTER" I A STAR"
3fin
TWO HHIljft
e 4afJVTnnKaEKarmk.
! v Natalie Moorhead
FOR SALS Lovely walnut dining
udi na s cnairt, 3a.8Q; wunut
tabl nd 4 ohftlxs, 35.60; rockers,
150 end up; davenport and chair,
like new. 923.50. Many other ar
ticle, all bargains. Hawley Traiu
ftr, 118 N. Riverside.
FOR SALE Several amall recondi
tioned crawler type tractora; on
Best 60 In good condition, very
cheap. Used Implement, mowera,
rake, etc., also electric pumps, all
at bargain price. Rogue Valley
Tractor Co., 30 So. Grape St.
HOUSE CLE A NINO and caUomlnlng.
rug an am poo ing wiin electronic,
Oc hour. Phone 1138-Y.
WANTED Young man with bicycle;
a noura worie eacn morning, can
earn 10 per week. Permanent.
Reliable firm. 9100 cash bond re
quired. Aply Merrlck'a Auto Camp,
cabin No. 7, today and tomorrow
only.
ARB YOU peach hungry? Also a
few cannlr cherries. If you hurry
to Tucker . 3rd house on right.
Orchard Home Drive, off Stewart
Ave.
FOR RENT Modern apartment, to
man and wife or business women.
Call 1582-J or 328 Edwards, after
7 p. m.
NICELY furnished 5 -room modern
house, cla In. rant aide. 35.
water paid. Inquire at 123 No.
UNFURNISHED 7 -room house, eloaa
in. completely redecorated, 35,
water paid. Inquire 123 N. Central.
LOST In vicinity of River ranch at
LxiRe owage. small Airedale dog;
name Harpo on collar. Reward.
T. Slater Johnston.
1033 PLYMOUTH Sedan: perfect
every way; Blue Seal guaranty.
Priced for quick sale. Open even
ings. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
Dodge and Plymouth.
FOR SALE Small team, harness and
Iron-wheel hay wcgon. 4200. L. F.
Boren, Eagle Point. Phone 4-F-02.
Auto painting properly done or no
change. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop.
FOR RENT Four large room upstairs
suit In beautiful Holly Apts; nicely
furnished clean, cozy. Every uung
furnished except linen. Frlgidalr.
electric range, hot water, all mod
ern conveniences. Olose In. just
north of postofftca. Available now.
40. See manager In resr.
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