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Newspaper Page TextntPFOT?T MTiTL TRTBTTNT5. MTSWOKD. OREGON. TUESDAY, SEPTET fBETJ 14, 1937. PAGE NINTH Used every ad on this pag You "HI probably find aotly th thiong you Have been looking Cor or a aala 01 trade tor unused artlolea you may have Search your attic or i tore-room jou may find msny things others are eek ing and be able to realize immediate caah It what you want Isn't here, advertise toi It Tribune Classified ad are inexpensive effective! RATES per word. .first Insertion- .-2c 'Minimum 25c) Bach "additional Insertion, per word p (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without oopy change 1S Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST A tent, near Medford or In city. Reward. Phone 1481. LOS'l If dog mJssma. caU 1616. "WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Woman as housekeeper nurse for elderly couple In their home. Phone 432-W. Inquire 33 N. Peach St. WANTED Woman to do housework and care for children. Go home nights. Inquire 4uu n. Kiversmo. WANTED Middle-aged woman for housekeeper, family of two. Phone 349, Central Point. WANTED Woman for general house work. Call Mrs. Hllbert Young, room 100 Community Hospital. WANTED Girl over 18 or woman for housework and care of two chil dren. Steady Job at good pay. Phone 1116-W. WANTED Woman or girl to do housework and care for children. Phone 1083. WANTED Girl or middle-aged wom an for general housework. Phone 36-J-2. WANTED Woman or girl out of school tor housework. Must be able to cook. Phone 610-J-a. MALE OR "FEMALE HELP STUDENT may earn tuition In busi ness course, or pay tor coaching, by office work. Box 3810 Tribune. WANTED Students seeking training for business careet or earn college or university education Enroll now for fall term day oi evening ooursee, open Monday. Sept 30 Medford Business College. G W.N, WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED COOK wants position. References. Box 3895 Tribune. ELECTRICIAN. 429 No. Holly. Do anything, anywhere. Tel. 537-W. WANTED 7 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To rent amall modern house and acreage near Medford. Reliable couple. Might consider purchase later. Box 3788. FURNITURE reupholstered. reflnlsh ed, reglued. Phone 969-R. WANT pasture for 100 head of, sheep. 133 No. Riverside. WANTED Oak Typewriter Desk. Box 3901 Tribune. WILL PAY CASH for Light Car In good condition. No dealers. Box 9329 oo Tribune. LEAVING 15th Sept. for Montana, can take three lady passengers, share expenses. 3926 Tribune. PAINTING AND PAPERHANGINO. Reasonable prices. Phone J74-J-3. WANTED TO BUY Children's and Ladlea' Used Winter Coats, also Boys and Men's Jackets. 618 Saat Main. Just across bridge. WANTED TO RENT 6 or 6-room unfurnished house close to acad emy. Phone U84-J-3. . Wt I'AV UOlit CASH Poi youi furniture HOI.IIKOOH A ANI1KKW8 6th and Front Phone 641. WANTED Clean cotton rag at Tribune office. WANTED TO BUY Will pay cash for 1200 boxes green Newtown apples. Must be sound and uniform In sire. Boxea re turned. Submit bid. Box 8373. Tribune. VIOLIN repairing and piano tuning Sbulte Bros. 320 N Bartlett Ph 1059 AJNK Highest orioe paio tor onus radiators soppei rtoram oattenee aluminum oa Dtni metals Scrap iron man it large iota pipe ano maenmerj wool and sot ton rags nnei tubes Our Driest jvtll xteresT you Hides Pelts Wool M"hslr Housenoio Oooos Furniture Stoves bought na wia MEUPOHC BAROAIN HOU8B WANTED Pat cattle, cowa. bulls. veals R. O Humphry, pnone is. Central Point. wanikd wool MOHAIH W nave large ardet to fill Hlghert orlcw paid. MEUKJKli BARGAIN tiOUBB n N Orape st Pnone 1063 FOR, RENT FURNISHED ROOMS VERY ATTRACTIVE Double Room ior rent, call B76-M. FOR rent nicely furnished seep ing rooms. 4lso garsKe If desired 325 South ttiverside Ave ROOM FOR flf-NT to mifln S'rl tiumi AmuOTXvVlooB ' 0r,P - FOR KENT HOUSES FOR RENT 48 N. Orange, e-room bungalow, 133.50. FOR BENT Unfurnished 6-room house, close In, newly redecorated. Inquire 912 8. Oakdale. Phone 760-R appointment. FOR RENT BOARD-ROOMS PLEA8ANT ROOM and Board. 038 West 11th. BOARD AND ROOM Neat, attractive rooms and good fam ily meale 716 East Main. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Upper 3 -Room Fur nished Apartment. Oarage. Inquire 604 S. Main. 207 -X. NEWLY FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT , Here's an apartment you would be proud to call your home New modern furnishing throughout. Etectrlo range and Prigldalre, fire place, steam heat, hot and cold water furnished. Must be seen to be appreciated Want permanent tenant and will tease tor one or more years. Adults only. Rent 140 per month. Apply at business of fice. Mall Zrlbune. FOR RENT 3 office rooms. 1 store building. 1 basement room. See Roland Hubbard or Al Llttrell. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Unfurnished 6-Room Modern House, 317 W. Jackson. Inquire Paulson corner Anderson road and Pacific highway, Talent. FOR RENT 3-Room House with sleeping porch. 117 Almond. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS PIANO for rent. 83 00 month Palmer Musto Store. , FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE Good deer rifle, automatic 13-ga. Winchester, Westlnghouse electric range In good condition, 6 chairs, table, etc. R. J. Brood, Medford Rt. 3, Box 40. FOR SALE or trade for shakes, posts or wood, Ottawa drag saw wtth two blades and llrab-sawing attachment; like new. Box 3656, Tribune. SALE OR TRADE Work and saddle stock. Paltmlno stallion. Dodge across from county shops. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE 80 acres, Improved, for small acreage close to Medford, Box 3187 Tribune. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 141,4 ACRES located on Kings High way. Ideal for sub-dlvlslon. Already platted. Road on three sides. Price only 8150 per acre. L. G. Plckell, 16 8. Bartlett. FOR SALE 5-room modern house, 3 lots, sewer and water, berries and small fruit. Phone 469-X. FOR SALE Five rooms and bath, yA blk from school. Inquire 541 Aus tin 'St. Call evenings. WE HAVE BUYERS for city homes, list your property witn us. upp ct, Rlngoen. room 1, Sparta Bldg. FOR SALE 10 to 140 Acres, two miles from Medford. For informa tion, write or see G. L. Schermer horn, 20 South Fir St., Medford, Ore. LAND BAROAIN AT NEW LO0ATION 80-acre Dairy Ranch, 56 acres In elover under irrigation, o-room bungalow, barn. Price reduced 40 for Immediate sale. Total price, $4,500; $1,250 cash, balance terms. Place will keep 40 cows. Best deal In dairy ranch In county. EDWIN P. HUGHES Office 328 N. Riverside. Phone 443-J. FOR SALE New 6-Room Home with basement Just being oompietea. 92 Ashland Ave. V4 block from bus line, blocks from school. Phone 644 for appointment. 5525 A neat 4-room house, large lot. A good buy wltn ezno casn. Balance $10 per month. A. F. Flowers, cor ner 13th and Front. FOR SALE New 6-room Modern House. CaU 133 So. Orape. FOR SALE 6-Room Modern House with sleeping porcn. Must sen un account of 111 health. Terms. In quire at 616 S. Central. FOR SALE 4-Room House. Vi acre, garage. Inquire 715 W. 13th. FOR SALE 820 Acres, alfalfa, clover, 7-room house, barn, creox tnrougn place. Free water, dairy stock, team and all farm equipment. Wllhlte Ranch, Lake Creek. Oregon. FOR SALE 3 Houses on Loaler lane, $l,B50.0O. Big rinea uumwr HOUSES FOR 8ALB In Medford and surrounding towns, assy wmm. Jackson County Federal Savings Loan Association. FOR SALE 48 North Orange 8t., - room nomo; nirawuwi uwn, bedrooma and sleeping porch; home In rear to be moved off. Priced for quick sale at $3660. Charles R. Bay. exclusive aunt. Room 204 0. 8. Natl. Bank. Phone 802. u.i LAND HANK PAKM8 Convenient terms Oau Warren Pat terson 101 unarty mas u Bsrnea 167 East sto at. Cugen look in o tor a farm oity some or a ousinesaf See Bid Blood. 123 N. Oentral pbon 489 WHEN you think oi real estate think of BROWN s WHIT. FOK 8ALB Service station groceries and feed adjoining Medtord; doing cood ouslnses; stock fixtures and MUlpment; 3 acre ground with 500 feet nlgbway front', icxoel lent alt for camp grouud Prioad reasonably; some terms J O Cam eron second station on Craw Lake niahwsv. ' FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES I 1934 CHRYSLER six de luxe 4-door 1 . huM rtnmiwl tmnK (Wflnu. wwiu, " - by a Medford attorney, $560. Your car In trade, a M AC. terms. SKINNERS OARAOE Used Car Lot. th and Bartlett ate l3flFORO t Ltl Coupe, low " mi.ig. r.U at Ottmm Service ' 8tUon- otv 0I" FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1936 TERRAPLANE business coupe. Elec. hand. Was owned by a Med ford business man bad the best of care. A-l In every respect, 69S. Your car tu trade. O.M.A.C. terms. SKINNER'S OARAGE Used Car Lot, 8th and Bartlett. 1934 MASTER CHEVROLET 3-door sedan. This oar Is In better than average condition. Only one own er. Low mileage. 6446. Your car In trade. O.M.A.C. terms. SKINNER'S OARAGE Bulck-Pontlao. 143 S. Riverside. USED CAR LOT on 9th St. sldo. of Firestone Bldg. FOR 8ALE 1931 Dodge Truck, dual wheels, good rubber, mechanically O. K. Also Stamp Mill. Air Com pressor. L. O. Johnsou, Central Point. BARQAIN In 1933 Plymouth Sedan for Immediate sale. Radio, heat er, safetv glass. Good shape. Call at 83 Willamette or phone 1306-R. FOR SALE Owner must sacrifice for quick sale 1933 Plymouth Sedan. New rubber, new paint, new up holstery, mechanical condition good. H. C. Wltham, 1408 E. Main. LANGE'S GOOD USED CARS PRICE HAS BEEN CUT ON EVERY CAR IN STOCK 1936 Chevrolet Tudor 1835 Olds Tudor 1935 Chrysler Sedan 1836 Chrysler Coupe 1935 Plymouth Tudor ' 1935 Plymouth Fordor 1936 Plvmouth Couiie 1938 Plymouth Coupe 1934 Chrysler Airflow 1935 Chrysler Coupe 1935 Dodge Sedan 1935 Ford Sedan 1934 Plymouth Tudor 1836 Pontlao Brougham 50 Cars to Choose From LANOE MOTOR CAR CO. Chrysler - Plymouth Dealer 38 N. Riverside. Phone 18. Used Car Lot. 36 8. Riverside. C. i. GATES AUTO CO. R. & G. USED CARS 30 Chevrolet Coupe....- $180 00 33 Essex Terraplane Coupe 8336 oo 30 Ftord Coach KJ10UU '38 Bulck Sedan ... ! IS 00 29 Model A Pickup 8125.00 C. B. GATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department 6th and Bartlett FOR SAUlf 1831 Chevrolet deluxe coupe, fine condition 6250 Call 14-F-4. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE White Leghorn pullets, turkeys, banana squash. Sunny slope Ranch, Fern Valley. FOR SALE 10 Buff Bantams; very cheap. 102 Mistletoe. RABBITS. Pekln Ducks. Covered Wagon FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Team of mules, good workers, no bad habits, $126 cash. 38 8. Grape. Phone 206. FOR SALE Ramboulllet Cardale cross-bred rams. Strang & Deuel Ranch, Sams valley, uregon. FOR SALE Young Jersey cow. In quire Associated Oil Co., Central Point. WEANER PIGS Old Pacific Highway, George Tedrlck. FOR SALE Gentle horse, or trade for feeder pigs. H. B. Connell, Bo 28 star Route or w uutton itancn, Eagle Point. FOR SALE: Cheap, account shortage feed, nine well bred Saanen nan nies; registered Saanen billy. D B. Marsh, Ashland, Ore. FOR SALE1 One 2-year-old colt and two yearlings. L. J. Freeman, central Point, Phone 138. FOR SALE Ramboulllet Rams, largo smooth type yearlings. Dolph Phlppn. Phone 301-J-l, Cater Lake highway. WEANER PIGS FOR BALE. Eagle Point, Crater Lake highway, Alfred Pells. PIGS AND BRED SOWS for Sale. Dora E. Smith. Anderson ranch, mile west Talent school. FOR SALE Young Jersey and Guern sey Cow. Ohas. Friend, Howard Ave. Tel. 332. FOR SALE 2 Yearling Ramboulllet, 1 Corsdale. W. E. Butler, Eagle Polnt-Brownsboro road. WEANER PIGS, Peaches and Nec tarines. Oebhard'e. H mile north Bear Creek bridge, Central Point. FOR SALE 105 Healthy Ewes. 8 Rama. $500. for quick sale. Phlllppl 6c Rohr, 404 McAndrewa, Medford. Phone 1364. FOR SALE Horses and mules; sev eral young oolte Will trad. Jack Martin. Stewart Ave. to Thomas Rd. FOR SALE Registered Shropshire rams, salade ranch, Central Point. FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR - SALE 9 Fox Terrier Pupa, 6 months old. 216 Haven, In rear. FOR SALE Pedigreed Cocker Spaniel Puppies, til Oenessee. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Holton trumpet, fine condition: very reasonable. Phone 1316-M. FOR SALE Peaches. Phono 844-J-4. FOR BALE Satsuma plums, Oonoord grapes, canned fruit. Jelly and con serve; empty fruit Jars. 717 Oak St. FOR SALE Carmine and Alberta peaches. Please bring boxes. Ohas. I. Oray, Oold HIU. TO TRADE OR SELL Star fusee 30-06 Springfield, new; want 300 Savage or $36.00. Ronald Devon, City Meat Market. FOR SALE No. 1 cannln tomatoes, 01c lb. Chas. Owen, Orchard Home Drive. Tel. I453-J-1. BLUE LAKE BEANS for canning, )3c lb. Phone 1566-L RUMMAOI SALE by Zonu Interna tional. Friday and Saturday, Sept. 17 and 18. 911 East Main. 'Just about everything." FOR SALE Peaches, 3. H. Hale and other varieties. R E. Le Vender, second place on Dark Hollow road. PEACHES FOR SALE ElberWa and Crawfordi. 60c lug Bring contain ers, fell aftr 6 p. m. Bitld'? rovl. close Pine Cone. Tom I. Taylor, tout 9. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS TO MAKE ROOM for new stook At clean-up price Limited stock of low-grade small timbers and planks - oldft and ends of lumber atoek. Supply your needa at once. High grade building materials Paint and Hardware on hand at all times. A PIONEER HOME-OWNED YARD MEDFORD LUMBER COMPANY 3rd and Fir Streets. FOR SALE Jonathan apples. Ala vista raoking House. BARGAIN, $18.00 Large leather dav enport, spring seat, line shape, or trade for smaller davenport or studio couch. Rt. 1, Box 198-A. Willow Springs. PEACHES Mt. grown, 2c. You pick. Your container. T. J. Htght. 1st lane right So. Del Vineyard, upper Stage road. FOR SALE All metal enclosed gear pump Jack with h. p. electric motor, ueorge uorman, uoia mil. PEACHES Cheap. Tuscan cUngs. Bl- bertss and Hales, petlt prunes. John Long, li miles from Esgle roint on urownsDorougn road. PEACHES Hales, Elbertaa. Crawfords Vj ml. W. of Upper Griffin creek school. D. c. Durham. Afternoon. FOR SALE 4-wheel trailer, chassis. one Bagley, ono slip scraper. 1118 west Main. CANNING CORN. $1 sack. 3rd house to left on Ross Lane from J'vllle Highway. Q. L. Robinson. FOR SALE Petite prunes, 2c lb. 628 oo. urape. CUCUMBERS, cut flowers. Dresslers. 1107 E. Main. WATERMELONS, non-lrrlgated, lo 10. a. E. Ford, 3 miles west of Jack sonville highway. Phone 731-R. E FLAT Alto Saxaphone for sale. Phone 1108. HOUSEHOLD goods, electric range, kitchen appliances, rowing machine. shotgun, electric cords, sockets, eto. 512 King. FOR SALE Orabapples and Howell pears. A. E. Brockway. Tel. .7-F-21. FOR SALE Peaches. 10 tons fine non-Irrigated Elbertas. Also Mulrs while they last. 11$ mi. west of up per uriinn creek scnooi nouse. Ouches Orchards. Phone 867-L. FOR SALE Hale peaches, non-lrrl gated. Bring boxes, 20 lb. Mile soutn central point on Old men way. Phone 498-R. J. A. Yantlss. PRUNES, lo lb. you pick them; l'jo lb. picked. TOMATOES, lo lb. Green Beans. Kentucky wonders. 3c lb. Cucumbers. Cantaloupes ana nums. we aenver cue orders, B. E. Ford. 2 miles west on Jack sonville highway, phone 731-R. FOR SALE Speedboat Cruiser, 4-pss-senger, 82 h. p. Johnson motor. Tralter Included. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. Chrysler-Plymouth. 38 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Peaohes, Mulrs. Elbertas, Hales snd Crawford Clings. Phone 1016-L. 0. C. Clemens, 303 Van couver, J. H. HALE. Siberia, Tuscan, Cling, Early Crawford and Mulr. G. D. Vroman, 2 miles west of Phoenix, Coleman Creek road, phone 14-F-9, TOMATOES.lo lb., half mil from Medford city limits. Coll 462-J-l, she! tons. FOR SALE Satsuma Plums. 636 E. Main. Phone 418-W. PETITE PRUNES, 30 lb. couver Ave. FOR SALE: Petite Prunes, 2c picked. 1260 Sunset. FOR SALE Peaches, Elberta and Mulr, One mile west of Darks store, Stewart Ave. Ray Ouches. R SALE Peaches. Phone 344-J-2. Mail Tribune Daily across t Jute of ft woody plant 4, Ram nan t of combustion T, Lying nar point of tht earth'! tilt 13. Vtry small 13. Appointed to arrlva 14. Seen of action 15. Sin 18. RAbfllllOUl 18. RnBtriot 30. Perform on a mu ileal in atrument II. ShAkRparean klnz Solution of Yesterday'! Putil ROBUSI ERASER DR I BlMT fTHpM EON UMBERS h On gay T s Otl i eSClE 1 HirEApA i t aPaTe aLKCDm s e HujC Ins I. tl 5 i e ItIrI i itieIrUb e e p e n 83, Attention II: Imolora Point oppo- it in aenitb it. Silly At iparlnrly It. Exceeelv Fova and thought of self II. Anglo-Saaon alavee 14. A languag of India &. Negatlva 36. Iav out 18. Slight tantea of liquid II. Joyous 41. Post ol ft Haircut 41. Repeating 4T. Maseutlna r. I ok nam 41. Deterva 49. Grassland 10, policeman. slang 81. Airship 61. Still s III 17 7s f UBS 21 HP'22 HP ''Z3 24 25 33 "Wfi 34 W. Ti?. - Win i.t! 11, 7S 37 "XZ S3 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS HALE AND ELBERT A PEACHES, half All west Phoenix, second road running north and south. F. L Blor. FOR SALE Baby Buggy, High Chair, Baby Bed. 344 N. central. RIPE PEACHES, CUngs. Mulrs and Hal and Green Gage Plums. Dolph Phlpp. Crater Lake highway. J. H. HALE AND CLING Peaches 2e orchard run. In bulk. O, L. Dow. west end Prune St. FOR SALE Orapea. J. A. Manke. two mile east of Jacksonville, adjoining Clancy orchard. FOR SALE Mulr and Elbert Peach, Bert Stanollff. Phoenix. FOR SALE Caterpillar wide model 23 with Master bulldoner. A good unit for amall mine or land leveling. $1,700.00. Waltet W. Abbey. Inc.. Phone 301. BARTLETTS for oannlng at Ala Vlst Packing House. peaches Mulrs. Elbertas and Hale, V, mil south white Griffin Creek ecnooi. nenry nuam. FOR SALE Jonathan and Dellolous Applea. on box to truck loaa. loe Kantor, route 4, Fern Valley. FOR SALE Cover crop seeds of all kinds. Monarch seed a rtea uo, TUSCAN CLING and Satsuma plums Just right for canning, j. n naie and Elberta about Sept. 16. 0. D. Vroman, 3 miles west of Phoenix on Coleman Creek road, phone 14-F-3. FOR SALE New low prices on feeds Monarch Seed 41 Peed Co. FOR SALE Madrona 20 high-production dairy-meal, better than ever, new low price. Monarch Seed As Feed Oo. pnR ralk Vetoh and winter neaa. also oats, rye, barley, wheat for fall planting. Monarcn aeen ao nrea w FOR SALE Inoculate vetch with nl tragln tor heaviest crops. Monarch eeea as r eea ikj. FOR SALE) Sulfate of Ammonia, car load Just reoelved. Monaroh Seed 61 Feed co. FOR SALE 105 Healthy Ewee. 8 Rams. $600. for quick sale, rnuippi ds Rohr. 404 McAndrews. Medford. Phone 1864. MUIR AND ELBERTA Peacbe. First road turn left on spring street, Jacob A. Nelson. rwi nnnui ? w ..... - mlng's Garden, oneap, wnue it last. pnone 483-m. GOOD used collapsible Baby Buggy Phone 1163-Y. NO. 1 canning tomatoes, lo lb. O, F Smith, Central Point, near Seven Oaks. 1937 0-ri NEW electric refrigerator Call 300 or 1166-X evenings. PEAOHES FOR SALE Woodlawn Orchard, 114 mil east ot centra point Bring your own con tainer. Pbon 127 H. A. DuBuqu FOR SALE Best dry body fir wood in the valley, pnone Bio tor prices Hawley Transfer 00,. 118 N. Riv erside. FOR SALE. CHEAP Trailer bouse 8Ujxl4; plenty bullt-lns; also 4 wheel Ford trailer; good rubber 1600 N Riverside. FOR SALE Peaches. 3. A. Manke, two tmlea east ot Jacksonville Rout 1, Medtord. LAKUU STOCK used wheat and oar. ley sacks 4 to 6Vk0 Also IMtna MBUPOKD BARGAIN HOUSE 97 N Orape 6t. Phone 1062. TRAINED FITTERS for 0HAR1S or 8WAVI8 Free figure analysis. Tel. 1203 or Eagie point ip-a.-ji. Cross -Word Puzzle 0 Orb of day 1 Th vnlng star 7. Example of the conjuga tlon or de clension of a word 8. Wild rove j. Shelter 10. Massachusetts cape 11. Rodent 17. Rubber tree) Iff. Angry 22. Concealed KB. Jurisdiction of a sheriff 24. Type nwasurea 2&. Jewel 11, Uninhabited 29. Racket 30. Lair 31. Egusl: eomb. form 32. Corrod 34. Neatly 37. Border for a pictur ftfl. Kind or tea 40. Slumbered 41. Broad smile 42. Any bovln anlrnai 41. Dmnon 44. Dlstantt pre Ax 4R. Ago It. English ttter AjMlEjN HlOlPTT AL Ancient Egyptian weight DOWN t Long rolling undulation of th open sea t. Nest of a bird of prey t. Lasting 4, Entranc MISCELLANEOUS ASSAYER W. O. Wright. oUMj W utn st. Havo set or Beryllium orea for inspection. MINING FOR BALK Plaoer Mine. 100 acres. fully equipped wltn 8000 ft. of pipe Ruble elevator, 40 aeo. ft. ot water with 300 ft. bead. Good camp. Some very desirable mining ground. Property on Josephine creek. Jose phine county. Oregon. Addreea writ ten cash offers for property and equipment or equipment alone to Golden Prlneea Mine Corporation. M3 S. 8. Mill Ot . Portland. Ore,, or L. L. War tea. Wonder. Ore. BUSINESS CHANGES FOR SALS Resuursnt with excel lent trade, altuated on highway u. block from Malu street. Owner forced to eel) on acocunt or old age Total prloa, $500 for Immediate sale. 5 Fiei-o. room i. raim uiock Medford or phone A17-L. FOR SALS News etand and notion tore In Rogue River. Inquire at stand. FOR SALE Leas, on aarvlo atatlon crooen cabins, oamp ground front Crater Lke Hwy.. loins Rogue river: doing good business; 31 mile from Medford, RloMMld Station. BlOHESl OASH PAID for jour furniture MEHPOKO BAROAIN HOUSE 97 N Orape St Pbon luDH. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNT ABSTRACT CO. TITLfc IN8UIIANCI1 aHMTKACTS KtftHOIVS Chlropractlo riiyilclan DR. E. W. HOFFMAN OHIROPRAOTIO PHYSICIAN JaokaonvUle Hlwajj Phone 868. DR 0. O. OOLDSBBRRY now located In new offices in New Fiunrer mug., room 802, phone 669. Elcclrlo Floor Sander ELECTRIC Floor Sander Rental Ser vice. New machine, pittshurgn Paints, 133 W Main. Phone 840. Expert window cieanera. LEI OEUKIIE DO Fl - 11 1111 House oleaning floor waling on. entaj rug cleaning and upholstering Sewing Machines. W. H. KLATT Singer Distributor. 22 South Orape. Phone 782. Medford, Oregon. The rashlon dhop. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and Remodeling Buttoot too Buohim oovered tfOU 0 S National Bana Building lei iiui MONEY TO LEND You Need Only One Thing To Get A Loan From 0s The Ability to Make Small Regular payments on Any Loan Plan HUH tV B THOMAS MOR ORE. AND WASH MTO OO MEDPOHDB OLDES'l AND LAKGEB1 PEKSONAl FINANCE OO. 46 So Oentral. Ground Floor Cm tern d rheatr Bldg Llo. No 3 I67 M-IBU Phune I8 Painting and Paiierlianglng. LET US recommend a DEPENDABLE Painter or papaernanger pittaourgn Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFEH AND BTXJKAOK- Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded oarriar. Flreprooi torag Expert crating, packing and snipping tervice uavia toi Servioa '' Phone 644. BADS TRANSFER & 31XJKAGE OO Offlo 36 So Fir Pbone 15 Prloei rlgbt Servloe guaranteed SAMSON Tansfer and Storage Fur. oltur Moving and eipert turniturv paoking tarvic pireprooi atorage new low rates. r SAMBON O. Pbon DSD. STUARTS 1RUCKINO UEHVIUB Telephon loaa or 882 ill No Fit St Local and long dtstanoa Fuel ona tn kino ureen stamp in aide ot 8-mile ilmlt. Paint. 182 W. Mnln. Phone 840. LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Sheriff's Sale On the 7th day of October, 1937, at the hour of 11:00 o'clock, A. M., at tho front door of the Courthouse at Medforn, Jackson County, Oregon. I will sell at auotlon to the highest bidder for cash the following de scribed real property: East Half of the soutnwest quarter; East Hair or the Northwest Quarter of tho North east Quarter West Half of tho North east Quarter of the Northeast Quartr; Northeast Quarter of the Northeast QiiarUr of the Northeast Quarter: southeast Quarter, all in Section 22, Township 3A South. Range 2 West of the Wlllametto Meridian, Jackson County, Oregon. Said Mle is msde under execution on foreclosure Issued out of the Cir cuit Court of the Stat of Oregon for Jacknon County to me directed In the esse of E. fllc'H, Plaintiff, va. A. F Anderson Batata. Inc.. a Waahlugton corporation, Defendant. Dated September 7. 1937. SHERIFF SYD I. BROWN Notice of Meeting of Hoard of Equalisation . To Whom It May Concern i Notice la hereby given that the Board of Dlrectnra of the Grant Pass Irrigation District will meet rueensy. October th. 1937. at 10:00 o'clock A. M. In th District office In the Court House, Oranta Pass, Oregon. arttng a a Bourd of Equalisation for in purpoee or reviewing and correct ing Its AneeanmenUi and apportion, ment of taxes. Thl notloe I published by order of th Board of Director of th Orant Pass Irrigation District, thia 7th dav of September, 19:i7. GRANTS PASS IRRIGATION DISTRICT Secretary-Manager. ny E need carter. Th Bata Shoe Co. of Chechoslo vakia has an estimated capacity for producing 220.000 pair of Rho!s in one day. tt haa 3000 retail tort Uuoutoout Ul world. Rogue River ROOUC RIVER, Sept. 14. ;8pl.) Mr. and Mr. J. A. Scott have sold their eight-acre home and have gone I to Los Angeles, where they will re side for a while. Mrs. Hallle Harris of Lewie ton. Ma., arrived In Rogue River September 2 to fipend the winter. Mrs. Karris la the sister of Mrs. James Wiley and Mrs. James Whipple. Mr. and Mrs.- Nat Hart and Mlas Velma Smith spent the Labor day vacation at North Bend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roll and Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott snd Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Dengler. Mrs. Nancy Wilson of Central Point spent Monday visiting with her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson. Mrs. Prank Hanna and Marlyn have been visiting a few days at the Sam Sondry home and have gone on to Los Angeles, where they will reside. Mr. and Mrs. Nat H&rt, Mrs. Ray Moore, Mrs. Fred Dengler, Mrs. Hat tie Harris, Mrs. Myrtle McOregory and Mrs. Myrtle Whipple were among Orant Pass shoppers Saturday. Allan McOregory, employed at Bieber, spent the week end with home folks. Berne Rolland and family are new residents In Ropue River from Los Angeles, having bought the Jim Soott home. Mr. and Mrs. Elton 0. Langworthy of Evans Creek have moved Into town for the winter and are living , In the Elmer Magnuson place. Granville Oden, aged about 60, passed away at the home of Tom Wilson September 4 and waa burled at the Mays Creek cemetery Septem ber 7. Mr. Oden was an old-time resident of Evans valley and la sur vived by two brothers, Jim and Bose Oden, of Evans valley. Mr. and Mrs. BUI Milton returned last week from a six weeks' trip to Alaska, wheret they visited their son, Lloyd, and daughter, Mabel Oeowlts, and families, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Carter returned Thursday from a business trip to Portland, where they visited their daughter-In -law, Mrs. Edward Carter. Mrs. Florence Botkln of Klamath Hot Springs spent a few days on busi ness here lent week and returned Sat urday to her home by stage. Miles and Edward Wakeman of Klamath Falls spent the week end visiting relatives here. Mrs. Matilda Cole received a visit from her son, Frank Harvey of Port land, and returned home with him. Mr. and Mrs. Mart Burkhart and Betty Jean returned home last week from Beech Creek, where they spent the summer at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Clyde Oalbreath, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Galbreath brought them over, Mrs. Olive Klercey of Chlno, Calif,, and her niece, Miss Ellen Mayo, of Klngsburg, Calif- were overnight vls- : Hons at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Whipple Tuesday night. The ladles Just returned from a month's visit In Kansas. Trail TRAIL, Sept. 14. (Bpl.) Troll ex tension unit held th first meeting of the year September 8 at the home of Mra. Eva, Segesaman. Plan wore made for the year's work. Next meet ing will he October li at the home of Mra. Bertha Bvans near Shady Cove. The chairman, Mra. Minnie Blaesr, la hoping to have a good at tendance at that time. Merl Evana, who underwent an ap pendix operation In Medford aeversl dayB ago, 1 Improving nicely. Mrs. Bertha Evana 1 staying In town tak ing medical treatments also. Mr. and Mr. William Burk and son, Martin, shopped In Medford Sat urday. Mrs. Alma Merrlman vlalted her son, Quy, and wife at Orant Pass, September 10, and on September 11 went to Burnt Peak lookout atatlon to apend the week end with her son, Lee, returning horn Monday morn ing In time to oarrv the rnU. Mr. and Mra. Hugh returned horn Sunday from Salem, where they took their son, Albert. He will at tend school then. Mr. and Mr. Wayn Ash wars call ing on friend and relative here Sunday. Mr. and Mr. S. W. Hutchinson called on Mr. and Mrs. Burt Clark Sunday aftornoon. Burton Ragsdale, Jeanette Arnold, Osborn Leo and Martin Burk are all attending high school In Eagle Point. Boyd Tucker I home again after several week apent In Atbland under a doctor's care. He 1 much better. Jim Tucker of Aahland waa a week end guest at the Boyd Tucker horn. Mr. and Mra. Charles Holmes and Jim Tucker of Aahland, Mr. and Mra. Hugh McKlnaey and three children of Medford, Mr. W. O. Oruft and daughter Mary of Rssdaport. Mr. Ne mlre and Mlas Louise Holme of Yreka, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Tucker of Trail motored to Crater and Diamond . lakes Sunday for picnic. They report th lakes un usually beautiful. Mra. Katie Ash 1 looking after th peach crop on Mrs. Allen' place. Pomona Grange By Gertrude llaak Jackson County Pomona Orange mat with Oold HIU Orange Septem ber 11 for evening' session. Eight Orange were represented at the meeting and many mattera of In terest to the member, of the organi zation discussed. At th olca of th meeting the l.oturer'a ntrtlnimnt of ong. gueealng contests and gamea was en Joyed snd refreshment were served by the home economics commute. In addition to the regular refresh ment, Wm. O. Howe. mtr of Oold Hill Orang, had donated a number of very fin watermelon. Needles to aay, they were much enjoyed. Ncit meeting of Pomona will be with Bcllvlew Orang on Saturday. Oovobr 33, la aa aU-day amusf . Meteorological Report September 14, 1937 Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Wednesday; not much change 1b temperature. Oregon: Fair tonight and Wednes day. Cooler-near coast; fog on coast Wednesday. Gentle, changeable wind off the coast becoming moderate northwesterly. Temperature a year ago tod ay 1 Highest, 63; lowest, 38. Total monthly precipitation. 0.8S inch; excels for the month, 0.20 Inch, Total precipitation since September l, 1037, 0.33 inch; excess for the seaeon, 0-20 inch. Relative humidity at 8 p. m. yes terday, 14 per cent; 6 a. m. today, 70 per cent. Sunrise tomorrow, 8:81 a. ra. Sunset tomorrow, 8:21 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. MH 120th Meridian Time 1 Z 3 1 to tx Boise 60 .... 60 U6 43 .... 48 T. 63 60 70 84 .... 60 1.96 64 .... 83 63 43 86 60 66 66 64 63 . 63 ... Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Boston H..aMMMH 63 Chicago ....... . ,, i .. . 60 Denver ............ 80 Eureka 33 Helena .. B6 Loa Angelea . 100 MEDFORD 100 Now York Omaha .... Phoenix .. Portland Reno Roseburg 82 Salt Lake City .. 84 San Francisco H 84 Seattle 74 Spokane 68 Washington, D.O. 70 Yakima 88 CAMEL PATROLS NEW YORK. (P) Camels are m useful In the arid areas of Australia that the commonwealth government keeps Its own breeding and training station for these beasts, says Albert Richard Wetjen, the explorer. Camel patrols maintain the two greatest fences In the world on that bars the Jackrabblts from enter ing the great wheat belt of western Australia, the other erected against klld dogs and rabbits along the bor der of New -South Wales and South Australia. Aa early as 1860, camels wen used In the Australian Interior by explor ers. They were imported from India. COMFORTS OF HOME WASHINGTON P)if Uncle Sam1 naval aviators ahould by some Strang turn of events be called on to bomb any foreign cities, they would do thetr work in solid comfort. The latest "flying boat" bomber developed by the navy has a galley that would make any housewife' eye ahlne. It's complete with oleo trlo ,tove, water distiller and ven a dry Ice refrigerator. There' also a telephone system aboard, BROKEN BY GOATS HOLLAND, Mich. JPt For Juatto John Oallen, who helped frame Hoi land's new ordlnanoe prohibiting all night parking In th streets, th statute proved a boomerang. Ha found traffic violation ticket dangling from the horn of hi goats after aomeono tethered them In front of his horn during the night. , The Grange Live Oak Orange. . Live Oak Orange met In regular session September 6 at the commun ity hall. In th absence of Master Greenwood, Overseer Hutchln waa In charg. A very amall attendance was present but a good, lively meeting was enjoyed. Moat of the business meeting was given over to tlx plan for the fair which will be held Sat urday, September 18, at Oold Hill. Live Oak will have a booth bldea dlaplaya of tho Individual member. At the close of Orange refresh ment of coffee, sandwiches and pi wen served by the losing aide In the sale slip contest. Next meeting will be September 30. 4 tlullde Miniature Town PAINESVILLE, Ohio. (UP) Using eoep, tinfoil, peblea, matctiatlck and piece of wire, 13-year-old Billy Craig, who has been ill for nine months, ha completed construction of a minia ture vlllago replete with town hall, church, park, school, radio broad casting atatlon, home, and gardens To Aid Cupid SOUTHAMPTON. England (UP) Teachers ahould help girl to become Interesting wetharu and wive by advlalng them about the best brand of lipsticks and wbar to get th Mat cheap silk stocking, Mlaa 8. K Da vies, a former board of education Inspec tor, told a youth conf.renc here. Closing time for Too Lata to Clft- Ujr Ada 1 l:0 p. m. - 68 78 104 84 . 94