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Newspaper Page TextrETTPcmr) mttl trtbttnt!. rEPFORP. oTrenoy. frtt3Y. October 29. 1937. PXOE FIFTEEN mm Bn n every ad od thl page Too will probably find ex actly U thionga you nave seen looking lot n t Ml a trade (or unused articles tod may bar Search row attl -91 .tore-room you may two many thing others are seek tng and b able to realm immediate cash U wbat you rant tsnt bare, advertise tOJ Tribune Classified sds art msxpenslve effective! RATES pat word, tint Insertlon- (Mlnlraum 48c) Eacb additional Iniertlon. per word (Minimum 10c) par Una per month without copy change tlM Phone 75 fOB WANT AD8 LOST AND FOUND LOST 4.50x31" mounted tire, worn Diamond retread. Call "Mart" at 1 Highway Service station, 4th and Blveralde. Phone 269. XjOST Glasses with allver rims. Mon day. Reward. Return to Tribune 1ST li dot, miaaroB. call 1616. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Boys to sell Sunday papera. Extra bonus to workers. Call Rudy's Gllmore station, Saturday morning, 9th and Central Ave. ,.- I, - - - - - T - - "' ..-.i-- WANTED Two steady single men for dairy ranch In California. Box 607, Mall Tribune. EAT A-l outside retail salesman: exclusive line. Going firm. Box 597, Tribune. WANTED Man to shuck corn. Tel 355-R-3. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Young woman for house work. Tel. 1487-W. WANTED Girl to do. housework for couple. Write Tribune. Box 537. WANTED SITU A TIONS MIDDLE-AGED MAN wants position as Janitor, caretaker, etc. Experi enced. Can repair heating and plumbing. 251 Beatty, evenings. .WANTED Office work by experl 7 enced girl. Telephone 1633. RELIABLE. CAPABLE, single gentle man, middle-aged, with clean tidb its, doesn't smoke or use tobaco of any kind, la seeking position, elty or country. Box 543, Tribune. ' ' WANTED Practical nursing. J. W "I Box 74, Central Point. Tel. 481, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. ELECTRICIAN Wants work any kind. Phone 858-H. 163 N. Oakdnle. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Female dog, nursing pup plea. Phone 468-R-2. WANTED 20 head of young stock to pasture for 30 days. J. K. Olass. Brownaboro, Ore. WB CLEAN, OIL and ADJUST any make eewlng machine without charge. Singer Servlos Dept., Tel 783. 22 So. Grape. TO SELL you a 100-lb aack ol those mealy Klamath Netted Gem pota toes (oi 90o Pre delivery Peer less Market. Phone 80S JUNK Highest prtoae paid (or brass radiators, copper, storage battrlee r aluminum and other metals Scrap Iron, small or large lots pipe and machinery wool and cot ton raga Inner tube Our price will interest you. Hide Pelt Wool Mohair Household Goods. Furniture. Stoves bougbt and told MEDPOHD BARGAIN BOOSE WE PAY MOrtB CASH For you i furniture HOLHROOK a ANtlKtlWB Th and Front Phone 647 FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOB RENT Furnished apt. 618 No. Oentral. FOR RENT Two room furnished apartment. 414 8. Riverside. FOR RENT Upper 8-room furnished apartment. Inquire 804 E.. Main Phone 387-X. FOR RENT Unfurnished 6 -room apartment 403 8. Newtown rel 19 FURNISHED apartment (or rent, with electrical conveniences Inquire k 305 South OaMrile FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Furnished house, three bMrooma: 2ft 00, water pnld 712 Pine St.. Csrlev. Phone 314-W. FOR RENT 3-room house, 1 acre of ground, on ,Lozler Lane. Call at 730 Dakota. FOR RENT Cheep house. 222 N. Cen tral. Phone 917. FOR RENT Furnished 8-room mod em house: electric ran?e. watr heatw. garage. Apply 818 South Riverside. FOR HENT Furnished 5-room house ' Inquire Sundsva only. 320 s. Orap FOR RENT -room furnished ho'ise t 335 So. Riverside, close In Tel 47-.l FOR RENT-BOARD R00M8 ROOM and BOARD Nice room, flre- Slace. private bath and entrance, ood meals. Inquire 823 So. Oak dale or phone 045-X. V40ARD and ROOM Deelrarile room. . ' excellent meals 48 N. Oranire. BOARD and room. 38 N Riverside. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS HEATED, very attractive room (or gentleman. 504 Pennsylvania. SLEEPING ROOM, 208 S. HoUy. FOR RENT Room, 153 N. Oakdale SLEEPING ROOM 83 week. 818 Hamtltorf. ATTRACTIVE room 404 8 Grape FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Business location. 127 N. Riverside. Call 357. FOR RENT 700-acre. stock ranch: 160 acres In cultivation: alao 160 acre farm For sale, 10 and 15-aore tracts, 8 mile from Medford 602 N Riverside. PIANO for rent. 83.00 month. Palmer Music Store. FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR TRADE Cooking and eating apples, boxes 25c and up. Jo Kantor, Rt. 4. Pern Valley. , WANTED To exchange laundry work lor wa&ung machine, pnone 9ieL FOR SALE OR TRADE Chrysler w- aan, soo. jane Myers, central point. FOR SALE or trade for car, restau rant business and equipment. Low rent, raient caie. raient, ore. WILL EXCHANGE Jersey cow for cajves or nereiord duii. Jue now, Beagle. FOR SALE OR TRADE Grapes and apples, several varletle 25c and up. Bring containers. Joe Kantor. Rt. 4, Fern Valley. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 3-RM. HOUSE, lot 50x100. for acre ace or country. Box 4771. Tribune. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE A very nice little home on paved street, furnished or un furnished. We understand the lan guage of CASH. Bring $500 and let It talk. E. Gould. 317 West Main St. FOR SALE 120 acres, 3 mile south Ashland, 6 -room house, electricity, water pressure, barn. etc.. 4fi acres In cultivation, 15 acres Irrigated . all kinds of fruit, nut tree. and berries. 60 acres timber, fenced with woven wire. A very fine home In a beautiful setting. Price $4500, terms. Including 4 cows, 1 team, 3 hogs, 75 chickens and farm equip ment. L. Q. PICKELL. 16 So. BarUett. ATTENTION WOOD MEN OR STOCK MEN Here Is your opportunity: 160 A. pasture and wood, well located on good road and creek, only $2 per A. b. Q. PICKELL. 16 S. Bartlett. FOR SALE f-room furnished apart ment house: 9350 will handle, bal ance (15 month; rents for $30 month. 468 B St., Ashland. FOR SALE av'a acres on Barneburg road, Siskiyou Heights Addition: city water obtainable; $108. Phone 20 ACRES, 4 -room house. 10 acres prunes, 10 acres grapes. An Ideal chicken ranch at a low price. E. C. Faber. Central Point. FOR SALE Residence. $750; large mirror, dining table, canned fruit. Cheap. 518 Penn. Ave. FOR SALE! Duplex, close In. on pave ment, completely furnished. Pay ing big Interest on Investment, only $1750. See L. G. Plckell. exclusive agent. 16 8. Bartlett. FOR SALE 109 So Orange. 6 rooms. 3 bedrooms. 3 sleeping porches, wood shed, double garage Phone 1S5, ousiness hours. HOUSES FOB 3 A LB id Medford and surrounding towns Easy terms Jack sod County Federal davlng Loan Association WHEN you think of real estate, think of BROWN tb WHITE. FOR 8 ALE 48 North Orange 3t- 6 room noma, aardwood floors three oed rooms and sleeping porcn: Dome in rear to oe moved off Piioed cot quick sale at $3650 Charlet R Ray exclusive agent ttoom a04 O 3. Natl Bank Phone 803 LOOKING for a farm city home or a business? See Sid Blood 133 N Oentral Phone 489 FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms Call Warren Pat terson 30 Liberty atdg. or O. A Barrte 167 East 8th St Euvrene FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Horses and cows. Cox ranch, South Peach St. FOR SALE Good Jersey milk cows. Theo. Rein. Eagle Point FOUR brood sows, 1 boar. lao 30 weaner pigs, for sale or trade for good team. Emll Schiesel, Valley View. FOR SALE 3 young white brood sows to farrow in November, or will trade tor good dairy cow. A. V. Wvatt, phone Jacksonville 174. FOR SALE Guernsey helf-r calves Chester Wendt, phone 607-J-3. ANNOL HCEMENT We will open the Livestock Auction at the Sale Pavilion In North Med ford. Saturday, Oct. 30. Sile begins at 1 :30 p. m.( promptly. One entire household of prac tically new furniture, Including Hotpolnt electric range, good wood range. Chesterfield set, dining room net. Cow for dairy or breeding pur poses must have T. B. and abortion test. Whether you wish to buv or sell, be sure to attend this auction. Call 851-J-3 for property llstlnw. So. Oreg. Livestock Auction Co. . Col. A. H. Dudley. Auctioneer. HAVE few Conidale bucks 0 months old. Heavy shearing stock. Priced reasonable. Hawkins Bros, Apple gate. Ore. FOR SALE Horses, all kinds; oat hay In barn: cowa Will trade Stewart Aw, to Thomas road Jack Martin FOR PALE Extra fine Chr White weaner pigs on Airport Fad F A FOR 8ALB POULTRY FOR SALE Rhode Island Red pul tr T-l ni-J FOR SALE DOGS PETS REG RollT Canaries. 1I colors. Mrs a A. DeVoa, 1137 W. eialo. FOR SALE DOGS-PETS FOR SALE Registered Cocker Span iel puppies. See them Saturday at Monarch Seed & Feed Co. AUSTRALIAN shepherd pupa. Call at Covered Wagon; also white rabbits. FOR SALE Pointer pups. 10 weeks old. Northrup Poultry Farm, off Thomas road. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES DODGE Sedan. '36 model, driven very little; guaranteed like new; on low easy terms. Small payment down will handle. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge snd Plymouth Distributors. 1933 CHEVROLET Panel for sale; In food condition. 710 Palm. Phone 596. O. E. GATES AUTO CO. R. & G. USED CARS 3S Graham Coupe . $466 '35 Graham 4-door Sedan.... $495 '35 Ford Ford or Sedan $495 '34 Ford Coupe -.. $385 36 Ford Tudor Sedan ..$570 O. E. GATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department 6th and Bartlett. FOR SALE 1031 Chevrolet de luxe coupe, fine condition: $360 Call 14-F-4 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Sweet Spanish onions, boilers and No. 1. D. A. Nelson, east of Beck's Bakery, McAndrews road and Morrow. No Sunday sale. FOR SALE 200 quarts of canned fruit, inquire Hal wrignt. pnoenix, CORN FOR SALE. lic lb., at ranch Rt. 3, Mrs. Vaughan. Climax road. FOR SALE Blue Club seed wheat, baled alfalfa and grain hay mixed Vilas Ranch. Tel. 301-R-l. FOR SALE 60-lnch flat-top walnut desk, estate wood circulating heat er. Call 1321 or 1194 -W. FOR SALE Buzz-saw. $35. Hlnkle, 404 Bern-dale. FOR SALE Equity In '36 Westing house electric range. Woslx auto matic water heater, also Weslx heater. '37 Norge refrigerator. Leav ing state. . A. Snyder, Sterling mine, Jacksonville. FOR SALE Large circulating Buck heater, good as new. 53 N. Orange. Tel. 1154. FOR SALE Crawford electric range, used 9 months. $55; hot water heat er; one thermostat; radio, golf clubs, etc. 603 West 4th. FOR SALE 1 walnut case organ, 1 writing desk. 6 dining chairs, 3 rockers. 2 tables, one 10-foot sign Graves Jewelry Shop. 403 E. Main St. FOR SALE Easy spinner type wash er equipped with gas engine. 31 No. Bartlett. FOR SALE Used washers, $13.50 up. 31 No. Bartlett. FOR SALE Montag circulating heat er, burns wood or ooal. Trade for cow or what have you? Phone 1377. ENGLISH WALNUTS Franquettes 10c and up. Phone 105, Jackson ville. Henspeter. MANURE for sale. Lane. J. N. Winter, Rosa FOR SALE Hay, corn, apples, 10 gal. Jar, typewriter, sideboard, mo tor, bookcase. 543 So. Ivy Phone 1002-L. FOR SALE Grain hay in stack. R, V. Beall. Beall Lane. APPLES for sale cheap. A. Sakralda, one mile west Phoenix. , OLD QUILTS tied and re-covered. $1 Phone 1566-L. NEWTOWN APPLE culls, long keeper. 30c per lug. Bring containers. Wing Orchard. FOR SALE Good red and white ap ples. 25o box. You pick. Phlpps Or chards. FOR SALE Flex-O-Olass. tne perfect glass substitute inclose sleeping laundry porches. Keep out wintry weather. Inexpensive, easy to In stall Monarch Seed to Feed Co. FOR SALE Bedding, pillows, ete. Articles from flc up. T. A Water man. 358 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE Grapes and grape Juloe Dell Vineyard. Rt. 2. Medford. FOR SALE Stock molasses. S:ed and peed Co. FOR BALI! Mouse and rat extermin ators of all kinds Monarch Seed At Feed Co. FOR SALE Sheep guano, not loaded with soil, the pure quill. $1.50 cwt. Monarch Seed &. Feed Go. FOR SALE Fertilizer sulphur Mon arch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Grapes J. A Manx two miles east of Jacksonville, adjoining Clancy orchard APPLES. 40c per lug and Up. O. V. Myers, old Pacific Hwy. Tel. 258-J. CORN for sale, $20 ton. Inquire Phoenix Garage. APPLES Gebhard's. Centra) Point, half mile north Bear Creek ondge JACK'S 2ND HAND STO H E Bed room set. sewing machine bookcases, ranges, tea wagon. Every article a bargain 106 South Grape CRAWFOKDS. Mulra and grapes. mile south white Griffin Creek school Henry Huklll FOR 8AL15 Best dry oody fir wood In the valley. Phone 616 tor prices Hawley Transfer Co. US N Riv erude GOOD used collapsible Baby Buigy MISCELLANEOUS TRUCK for hire. 707 West Jackson. LAUNDRY Rough dry. flat plcs ironed. 6c lb. Called for and deliv ered. Phone 1566-L 8PIRELLA CORSETIERF Mrs. Dor othy Bomod. 1311 R. Main St. CHAR IS tt SWAVIS Coraetlerea Tel. Medford 1303. Eagle Point iS-X-31. A5SAYER W O. Wright, flMVi w Utn St. Oold, silver, copper, cin nabar. WE ARE prepared to rebuild four sutomobile with modern equipment. Free' Garage, $01 M, Central. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO riTLb l-NSLKANCt ABSTHAITS ES4HOW9 - auctioneer. COL O. B. McKAY. OeneraJ Farm and Livestock Auctioneer; 16 years ex perience. Dates made anytime 501 E. Main. Medford. Ore. Chiropractic ruysician DR E W HOFFMAN CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Jacksonville Hiway Phone 663 DR O. 0- GOLDSBERRY now located In new office in New Pluhrer Bldg room 303, phone 669. DR. WM. C. THOMPSON, Dentist. 328 Medford Bldg. Specializing In den tures. Radiator Repairing HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE 33 South Bartlett. Dressmaking. THE FASHION SHOP - Dressmaking and Remodeling Buttons ana Buckles covered 308 0- 8. National Bank Building rel 1181 L xpert window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT rel- 1172 House cleaning, floor waxing orl ental nig cleaning and upholstering Wiu-hlng Machine Service. WASHING machine service, all makes Full line Maytag parts. Medford Maytag Co.. 31 No. Bartlett. Tel. 38 MONEY TO LEND October Says Get Ready for Winter" Do you need cash for fuel, clothing or other fail and winter needs? Money advanced on your signature and security No endorsers Prompt, courteous, friendly, service SEE ORE. AND WASH. MTG. CO. MED FORD'S OLDEST AND LARG EST PERSONAL FINANCE CO 45 S. Central, Craterlan Bldg. He No S-I57-M-180 Phone 139 Piano Instruction. FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teaoher of Piano, specialist in Classical and Modern Piano Instruction Chil dren. Adults: Beginners or Ad vanced Height Music Studio 318 Llbertv Bldg ROOFING DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? Have It repaired now. All work guaran teed. Estimates free. Phone 1363 J. R. Monson. Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded carriers Fireproof storage Expert crating, packing and shipping service "Davis for Service " Phone 644 BADS TRANSFER A STORAGE CO. Office 36 So Fir Phone 316 Prloaa right Service guaranteed. SAMSON Transfer and Storage, Fur niture Moving and expert furniture packing servtce Fireproof storage new tow rates. P. E. SAMSON CO.. Phone 883 STUART'S TRUCKING SERVICE telephone 1033 or 333 111 No Fir St Local and long distance Fuel oils any kind Green itamps In- side of 3-mlle limit Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads (s 1:30 D m Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS Intention Arctio Excited te actloo Old- womanish Prevaricator Provided Seed covertna Organ of bearing Kind of meat County lo Idaho Exclamation of pleasure Novell and romances Near Confined Recline Serve the purpose Homer's great epic More certain Not any Stitch Indefinite amount Toward Ancient galley with three bankt of oars Italian river Piece out Petty malice Low monot onous sound Solution of Yesterday'! Puxile m it. Brood of pheasants $0. Rtgular end ing of the paat tense II. Joke 6J. Trap 6. Animal jelly 57. Hsron 58, Hard flour paints DOWN L Chaffy icale en certain flowtn HSi 9ku.anial.jzeE ICIOIfcjREjCTiR i otBnT CSSrHhSc 5p e He AT AjijC QTgL gNEjgPSGI ISotsBnkEpQpe o IQHSjOAgHil LIES I In stirilFme nitaX i ty A iPiSdNMS NlAE H E E1L n e 6 a tIT vplr TfS K 5 O TRiOlpElElNli51s8i?ll IeIt Z 3 4- 5 (9 7 Ipfl 1 O iZ !LZZZ ZZS3 zzz IS "W is lU 17 '8 31 32 iiif$i33 35 -3fT"3T ifll jw "H 33 tT 37" 43 S M s .. 2J 47 , kii te ? .4. $ si n 5Tr&srk - LEGAL NOTICES Call for Bids. The school board of the Ruch Sterllng School District 9 will receive bids for the purchase of the Sterling school building, to be opened at the Ruch-Sterllng scboolhouse oa Nov. I. 1037, at 8 p. m. The board reserves the light to reject any or all bids. October 8th. 1937. (Signed) P. B- MATHENT. Chairman of Board GRACE BROWN LEE. Clerk. Guardian's Notice of Sale of Real Property. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned guardian of the person and estate of James D. Bell, an In competent, under and In pursuance of an order of the County Court of Oregon for Jackson County, made and entered of record In the Journal of ssJd Court on the 3 1st day of October, 1937, authorizing and licensing this guardian to sell Lots 1, 3, 3, 4 and 6 of Block 34 of the Original Town, now City of Medford, Oregon, wtU on the 30th day of November, 1037, at, or after, 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day at the office of Gua New bury In the United States National Bank Building at Medford. Oregon, offer for sale and will soil at private sale to the highest bidder for cash, or upon such terms as may ne agrsed upon, the said above described real property, subject to the confirmation and approval or said court. ERNEST L. SCOTT, Guardian of the person and estate of James u. lien, an incompetent. Notice of Sale. Notice Is' hereby given that the undersigned, as Guardian of Merle I. Ml near, an Incompetent, will at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., on the 20th day of November. 1937, at the front door of the Jackson County Courthouse In -the City of Medford. Oregon, sell at public auction for cash the following described real es tate situated In Jackson County. Ore gon, the property of said ward, to-wlt: Beginning at a point which Is 1155.0 feet South of the Northeast corner of D.L.C. No. 84 in Town ship 37 South, of Range 3 West of the Willamette Meridian. In Jack son County, Oregon; which point Is the Southeast corner of the tract of land described In Certificate of Title No. 3577. and from said point running thence West 454.0 feet; thence North 100 feet; thence East 464.0 feet; thence South 100.0 feet to the place of beginning. Said real estate will be sold pur suant to and as provided by the terms and provisions of an order snd license to sell said real estate duly made by the Honorable Earl B. Day, Judge of the County Court of the State of Oregon. In and for the County of Jackson, in the matter of the guar dianship of Merle I. Mlnear, an in competent. JESSIE M. MINEAR. Ouirdlan. Pear Markets Yesterday NEW YORK, Oct. 38. (AP-USDA) Pears: 18 cars arrived; 4 Califor nia, 10 Oregon, 13 Washington un loaded: 38 on track. Oregon Bart letts, 306 boxt extra fancy $2.35 $ 3.60, average $3.48; 3670 boxes fancy $1.75(ft3.35, average $3.16. Boscs, 3, 735 boxes No. 1, $1.763.50, average $3.24. CHICAOO, Oct. 28. (AP-USDA) Pears: One car Illinois, 3 Oregon, 7 Washington arrived; 31 oars on track; 4 sold. Oregon Golden Boscs, 431 boxes No. 1 $1.46(92.10, average $1.79. Howells, 363 boxes fancy 90c qt $1.45, average $1.15. Bart letts, 730 boxes extra fancy $1.00(9 3.15, average $3.13. MOVING After November 1, DR. JUD RIOK- ert, Optometrist, will occupy Suite 317, New Fluhrer Bldg., Main and Central. Elevator South Central St. Cross Word Puzzle 10. Italian eola 11. Part of a surveying Instrument 11 Narrator 17. Fencing weapon 30. Covers for holding Ioom papers to gether tU Deed Jt Harmful 26. Sumptuous repast 21 Forerunner of the modern musical note 21. Jumbled type XL Very strong 2ft. Directing the eye eo as to see St, Note of the scale If. Rub with something soft II. Obitlnate 4L Ralied line or strip 41. Scholar 41. Signs 41. Biblical tower 4.. Detait 41. Before SI. Fruit jrierv St. And: Latin . Half em II. Old exolama- tton ft. Flrit name of a Dlcktna character t. Bellow 4. Soft con tented murmur I. Bone I. Compels point T. Decree I. Dad I. Indian of Tlirra del Futfo Fern Valley FERN VALLEY, Oot. M. (Spll Mr. and Mr. R. a. Lytl lart the Urat oi th wrak to ga tint to Au burn. Cl., to vlalt relative, to Mo desto to vlalt bar father, Mr. Daniel, then on to Qardnervllle. Nev. They will bring Mra. Harold Chapman' saddle horae home from there. Mr. and Mr. Harold Chapman are taking care of the Lytl place during their abaenc. Several letters were received thl week by different frlenda of the Olck'a who recently moved to Steven son. Wash. They are aettled there tor the time being but express hope to return to this valley again to make their home. Mr. and Mr. L. O. Penland attend ed a party at Central point Satur day. Due to the over-crowded condition of the school, with only one teacher, It wa necessary to send the eighth grade to phoenix. Thaw were over 30 pupils In all eight grade. There were three In th eighth grade, tt la atlll necessary for the teacher to have some claasa during race and noon houra. . Mr. and Mra. R. C. Ward were Medford ahoppera Saturday. Mr, and Mr, o. Severaon and daughter Thelma. of Medford called on Mr. and Mrs. J. Eldrldge Sun day. Mr. and Mr. Joe Kantor Jr., and daughMre Josephine and Dorothea, anent the week-end with relative at Derby, Mr. and Mr. R. L. Clower and Mr. and Mr, w. H. Clowr left Wednes day for coolldge, Arl to vlalt rela tive. They expect to return about the first of the year. B. cummlngs waa In Klamath Palls Prlday on bualnss. Mr. and Mra. Kantor. Lillian, Anne and Henry Kantor, drove to San Francloo for a fw daya last week, returning Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Envart of Jackson ville vlalte dfrlends her Sunday. Mrs. Swedenburg and daughter. Dr. Genevieve Swedenburg, of Ashland, were looking over their orchard here Tuesday. H. J. Tonslng of Portland was In the valley on business the first of th week. Mr. Herb Puhl and son of Berry dale, visited friends In the commun ity Wednesday. Mr. and Mr. AIvy Relstlnt of Klamath Palls, were dinner guest at Hughes' Thursday. Prospect PROSPECT. Oot. 39. (Spl.) Mrs. France Pearson attended the In structional P.-T.A. meeting for Jack son county P.-T.A. offlcera In Med ford last week. Proapect P.-T.A. held It first fall meeting Wedneaday, with 30 present. New officers are Mrs. Frances Pear son, president; Mrs, Fred Middle bueher, vice-president: Mra. Horace Thompson, treasurer, and Mra. Wil liam Schroeder, secretary. A play committee conalatlng of Mra. Floyd Kelley, Mra. Ray Zobel, Mlaa Louis Reedy and Mrs. Elmer Clemen wa appointed and met Wedneaday at the home of Mra. Kelley to start worn on the play. "60-50," to be presented In December. Mr. and Mra. George Januer and ton Teddy spent last week-end vlelt Ing Lou la Janttan at Oorvallla. Mr. and Mra. William Lalng of Med ford apent Wedneaday at Proepeot. Mr, Lalng la one of th architects for the new high school building now under construction. Proapect schools were closed October as, a all teachers are attending the county teadjera Institute, nnion Sundav school, which hat bean meeting In th Orang hall, will meet In the old Laureinuru acnooi on the Laurelhurst road next Sun day, on account of the turkey din ner being served In tne orange nan that day. Upper Rogue Orange I Diving a Hallowe'en carnival dance Saturday night at Rogue Elk. Th floor haa been reconditioned and th Rogue River Rhythm lnd will play. Dal Rohle, small son of Mr, and Mr. Larry Rohle, underwent a ton allectomy at th Community h ca pital In Medford. Monday. Mra. Floyd Kelley, dlatrlet olerk, haa Juat completed th school oensua for the duiMct. Mr. and Mr. Jff Rlohy and fam ily apent Sunday at Tula ltk. Upper Rogue Orang will meet No vember 4 and all member are urged to be present as annual election of offloer will be held and the men are putting on a play. A eehool orchestra haa been or ganleed by Rev. MlUard, who In atructa the member each Wednes day on the varloua Instrument. Foots Creek FOOTS CREEK, Oct. a-(Spl.) Th ft, L. Skelton horn haa been old to California partlaa. Donald Elliott and Mr. Clougle of Medford vial led with Mr. and Mrs lwlle Cook. October 34. Mr. Anna P. Stevena of Omaha. Neb., who ha bn vlaltlna th Mlsae Lynda! and Nelll Jacob, relumed t her horn October 33. Mrs. Pauline Wahl I expected home thl week from several woeks' vlalt with her daughter. Mrs. Lon Miller and other relatlvea, In Falrbank. la. Mr. and Mr. N'Uon Boomlltr .n M.Immi Im at Grant Pas apent October 14 with Mr. and Mra. L. Drulff her. Da stall TMDUM want ad. Howard District HOWARD, Oct. 39. (Spl.) The Boy Scout troop want on a hike to Table Rock, October 34, and had a grand time. They meet every Mon day at 7 p. m., at the schoolhouse. Any boy over 13 la welcome and urged to Join. Mra. Ida Holllngsworth of Pot. luma, Cal., spent two days the paat week with her sister-in-law, Mra Foncy Leonard, before reutrnlng to ner home. Mr. and Mrs, George oilman have reutrned horn alter a two months' vlalt in Maine. They drove back via Florida. George Wright of Berrydala avenue la In the Community hospital with a badly scalded foot and ankle received while helping a neighbor butcher hogs. Ed Cardln will go to Portland Octo ber 31 to enter the Veterans' hospital for an examination. Frlenda and netghbora are extend ing aympathy to Mra. Seylor In the loaa of her brother, Chena Howell Mr. Howell waa known and liked throughout the district and his cheery "hello" and genial smlla will be missed. Organization meeting of the Study club waa held at Mra. Joe Johnson's home, October 37. They choae the making of home-made toy for their project the coming year. The toya will be uaed during the meetings by the small children that come with their rnother. Mrs. Nelll Smith was appointed to see what could be made and Mra. J, E. Crawford and Mra. Ruth Stocka are to see If someone can he obtained to care for the chil dren. Mrs. Douglas waa appointed librarian. Mradamea Joe Johnson, Richard Landers and O. H- Storm en rolled aa new membera. Next meeting la November 10 at Mra. Douglas' on Corn avenue. Cards will not be aent so remember the date and place. Allen Adam Is repairing and paint ing hi house, occupied by the Satera. Mrs. Alice Ricks attended tne coun ty committee meeting at the court house. October 37. Mr. and Mra. Bostwlck have sold their house and acreage on DeBarr avenue to Mra. Friend and son. Mrs. Peterson gave th third and fourth grades a little surprise party for Hallowe'en, October 38. Cider and cooklea were served. Brownsboro BROWNSBORO. Oct. 39. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marshall and Lester Marshall returned home Sun day from Short Creek, where they spent several days hunting. They were successful In getting a oeer. Tin. L. J. Rohrer, Louis Rohrsr snd Charlea Bloomlngcamp mad a trip to Hornbrook. Oallf.. last Sun day. Charles, who bas spent the laat two montha at the Ronrer nom na worked during the fruit season, re mained at his home In Hornbrook. Mrs. W. M. Hansen entertained with a quilting party at her home on Thursday of laat week. A dell- cloua dinner waa served at noon. Those present were Mrs. J. D. Henry, Mrs. O. A. Hansen, Mrs. Edna Honia, Mra. Bill Monla, Mra. L. J. Rohrer, Mrs. Emerlck, Geneva Glass, Mr. Lester Marshall, Mra. O. a. Craig, Mra. Ed Tucker and Mra. J. H. Max lleld. J. D. Henry and W. M. Hansen spent the day fishing. Gerald Hansen returned nom on Tuesday after a week' riding w4th the Blghem brothera, who have been gathering their cattle In the Imnaha dlstrtot. Mrs. Elisabeth Orlsaom ha been visiting ber daughter, Mr. J. P. Max field. Mr. Amy Orlssom and children, Clgde and Joyce, were callers at th home of Mra. L. J. Rohrer last Tues day. H. w. Wright, with a party of friends, spent the week end hunting near the Mllo Conley borne. Sams Valley SAMS VALLEY, Oct. 30. (Spl.) Pupil and teachers are making big plana for th carnival scheduled for the evening of November 6. All kinds of booths have been planned, with something of Interest for everyone. Ths publlo I cordially Invited. A large number of residents attend ed the praotlce polo game Sunday afternoon at the Duggan ranoh. The boy played the Dodge riding acad emy team of Medford. Mr, and Mr. Wesley McDonough stumed from a several weeks' visit In southern California Sunday even ing. Tuesdsy evening a large orowd gathered for a rousing charivari on the couple. After a long period of nolae-maktng It wsa discovered the newlyweds hsd escaped through a win dow and Joined tne crowd and wore enjoying the din Immensely. After treats, all drove to the Duggan home and enjoyed a couple of hour of dancing. Roes Crawford returned horn from Medford Saturday when sh has been working In th fruit. How.rd Harrison of southern Cali fornia Is Ttaltlng hi stater snd fam ily. Mr. and Mrs Louts Klnns, hare. Mr. and Mra. Llndaty Huston and Mr, snd Mrs. Louts Huston of Lake- view visited relatlvea and friends here laat week-end. Miss Rnsellen McMartln spent last week-end with Miss Mildred Duggan st her home here. Both girls are students st th Ashland Normal school. George Nleml, school principal, ha been n th sick list thl week with flu. Msny student nd alumni of the Southern Oregon Normal school from thl section plan on attending th nomecomlng festivities 1b Ashland thla week-end. Thompson Creek THOMPSON CREEK. Oot. 311 (Spl.) Mlaa Beulah Boldestona Is having eye trouble and will be un able to attend school for two week. She had her eye fitted wtth glasses. Appiegaie Home Economics club met with Norma Oassaway October 30. Th program, which th hii put on In the near fiitur wu Atm- oussed and plana mad. Th next mooting win do neid at Martha MeVi November 10. Mlaa Wanda Hlnei. m..v a ... Thompson Creek achool, returned to nor noma uccooer as for the waek end, WUm Messenger has rented hr plac for the comlnff vm .a ae. Holehlser of William Creek. Mrs. Lester Balderston made a trip to the valley October 30 snd brought back young calves which sh pur chased from Chester Wendt. Visitors at the Jos Mason horn over the week .nil nm xr. .nrf tr William Hall and son, Roderick, of Anaheim, Calif. Albert D. Johnston la the proud possessor of cird from Mr. Conrad, the 4-H leader, for the completion of hta second year in the 4-H work. Mlaa Bertlna Elmore came horn for the week end from her school oa Wagner creek.' Martha Mee entertained visitor from Marsbfleld over the week end. Charlea Elmore and Bernard Hc gan made a trip to the mountains October 30 to shut off the extra water that euppllea Thompson creek foe Irrigation. Thompson Creek Sunday school hss been lncresalng In attendance lately, which we hope will continue. ueiDeix noes was calling on neign bora October 34. Sardine Creek SARDINE CREEK. Oct. 38. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Q. B. Fox of Medford, formerly of this place, were calling on friends here laat week. Mr. Van d Bog art of Seattle, wfce formerly operated the Blossom mine . o nthe left for kof the creek, la vis iting friend here thl week. Mr. and Mra. Grant Powell at Grants Pass and her parents, Mr. and Mra. w. H. Reed, were Sunday dinner guests of the Tygart family. air. and Mra. p. L. Walt and Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Plena attended th ll-day session of the Pomona Grant at Valley View laat Saturday. Wllmer Bailey and hi father. Wr. Bailey, of Gold Hill were successful In bagging a tour-point buck back of the J. U. Smith place last Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Ross of Oold Hill hsvs leased the Pierce place at the mouth of the creek for the com ing year and are moving there. Mr. and Mra. Raymond Biles and Mr, and Mrs. John Wild ewer week end guest or ths ladles' parent. Mr. and Mra. Rob Dusenberry. The men spent Mondey hunting and Tuesday the Biles left for Treks, Oallf., whan Mr. Biles he employment, and th Wludea moved back to Grant Pa, where they formerly lived. ChM, Smith had th misfortune to lose a flnecolt Monda ynlght when It dodged In front of Bud Smith's oar aa he wa returning from hi work at th cement plant. Th -car truck it and broke It leg In such way aa to n see salute It being shot c n. Hammond, daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mra. Glen Stana- hiaugh of Salem, arrived here a week ago Sunday with a load of house, hold goods and are finishing their house on the Hammond place ad joining the Dunlap place. Mr. Ham mond returned to Salem Thursday and expects to return soon with mining mschlns which he I building and expect to operate here thl win ter. Willow Springs WILLOW SPRINGS, Oct. 39. (Spl.) November meeting of the Willow Springs Thursdsy club wUl be held November 4 at the home of Mr. I. a. Rame on Crater Lake highway. Ml Rote Jone will have charge of the program and request that each mem ber bring a copy of ber favorite cake recipe. Sunday of laat week, Mr. Frank Thompkln of tns Table Rock dlstrtdt took dinner with th J. w. Blrkholtc family, later calling on various friends In the neighborhood. A number of local people have en joyed successful deer hunting trips during the last few weeks, among that being Cleo and Everett Young, Bob Jonea and Frank and Uoyd Ham mond. John Elden, email son of Mr. and Mrs. George Elden of Grants Psss, spent the week-end at the home of his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs, J. w. Elden while bla mother and father attended the football game at Eugene. A very pleasant Hallowe'en enter tainment waa given at th Willow Springs echoolhouae Wednesday even ing. A fUm show was given by Mr. snd Mrs. Brant, who are traveling through th country showing educa tional picturee of Alaska. A goo' crowd turned out to enjoy the pro gram and refreshments. The school la already appointing oommltteea for a big Christmas eele- ' bratlon. CHETCO FISHING FAIR IS BROOKINGS REPORT Salmon fishing Is fair In th Chetco river, wtth a few sting caught each day, aooordlng to a telegram received from Hiram J. Htght of Brookings, head of ths Chetco association Mr. and Mr. F. B. Oldtnf of Grant Paa both caught th limit yesterday. It waa stated. Phone Ml well haul sway yo refuse. City Sanitary garnoa.