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Newspaper Page TextOTJVFCmD MAIL TRTBTTNT5, fEDFORn, OT?EGO"ST, SUNDAY. DECF3IBER 5. 1937 Read every ad on this page you "HI probably find exactly the thing! jou have been looking for or a sale or trade for unused articles you may have. Seach your attic or store-room you may nod many things other are seeking and Be able to realize immedi ate cash. II what you want lent here, advertise for It Tribune Classified Ada are in expensive effective 1 RATES Per word, first in section Sc (Minimum 2-V) Each additional tntertton. oer word . Minimum 10c per Hoe per month without copy change .- $1.35 tone 7 FOB WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Brown leather traveling bag .,, !,,. -nKa other COHUllU'UF, 4ww paraphernalia. Name "Otto smtih ' on aiae. J ico.u. Rudy's Gllmore Station. LOST 11 dog Is missing call 1516. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Several llvtwlres for either part or full time work. Christmas money opportunity. Must have 48 deposit, which is returnable. Call Monday, Room 3. upstairs Arcade Bldg., 4th and Main. YOTJNQ'MAN wanted to prepare for position as helper In air-conditioning field with opportunity for ad vancement. Must be at present employed, and willing to prepare through spare time study. Give detailed directions for locating resi dence. Box 2348, Tribune. 1 YOUNG MEN between 18-25, to go to work at once. Pay advanced dally. Comm. Must furnish local references. See Mr. Cavanaugh, Ideal Court, Residence B., 9-12 Sunday. WNTED Reliable man for Rawleigh Route 800 consumers; 200 easily sold household necessities. Sales way up this year. Wo teach you how; supply salea, advertising lit erature ail vou need. Thousands earn 830 to 8100 weekly. Rawlelgh. Dept. OKL-ia--J. vbw . . ,Tvm . v inn RFFORE YOU nKJKjCr i - wrttetor my offer-absolutely free, UO Obligation. J " -. pendent way to make up to 845 and more In a week. Send no rnoney just postcard. Write Mills, IBS .Tenth St., Oakland. Cal. ACT QUICK. WANTED Boys to sell newspapers after school, inqu.ii WANTED FEMALE HELP TOTrvinpVA AT HOME FOR US. GOOD PAY. Experience unnecessary. Wonderful opportun ity. Everything supplied. Write immediately iur T Nationwide Distributors, 401 Broad way, N. Y. noira stjtmm SUP- bih In advance. Writ v . nA 31 Arlintt ,TnMgCaL nciose U-addreesed stamped envelope. . una at nWE. We pay 2c per card. Everything supplied. DETAILS FREE. Doro thea Cosmetics. B-607, Hynes, Cal. COMPETENT woman, general house work, 825: references required, box 2125. Tribune. WANTED Experienced girl for gen eral housework. References requlr ,d permanent. Box 2W. Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED cashier and saleslady desires temporary or steady em ployment at once. P. O. Box 415. Central Point. NURSE with knowledge of typing de sires position in dentist's office. Small salary to begin. Phone 9S8-Y, WANTED Housekeeping In small family. Box 2160. Tribune. WANTED Nursing or care of old people. Phono ,373-R. MAN AND WIFE want steady ranch Job. References J. S Smith, P.-o-volt. care Roy Lofland. .,,...- DEPENDABLE young woman wants housework. Call 107 East 2nd St., Apt. 3 . . WANTED Typing or general office work. P. O. Box 735. Medtord. WANTED Wood-cutting lob. Will Biker Sims UwHev WANT ED- MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE Let me contract your prun ing and save vou money. Can give good references. Wlthrow, Phone 358-W. I GENTLEMEN want tranportatlon to Portland or Seattle. Help share expenses. Write Rt. 1, Box 'M-M- WANTED The book "Tamerlane," first eamon. hv Edar Allen Poe. Also "Pilgrim's Progress," first edi tion, by John Bunyan. Box 2339. Tribune. WANTED Ced 24-lneh balloon-tire bicycle Box 1588. Trlbane. WANTED Small capacltv Clibvm or o;ier mill. Must be Itch weitlit and readv to go. No junk Give details and price. Box 15, Aaraiea. Ora. DRIVINO to Los Angeles about De-cemty-r 12th: take 2 raavnjers, share expenses. Prions 10-F-ll HAVE your furniture re-uphnltered Phone 9S9-R. Mr. ThibauU, corner Wtbaah. and Ridges ay WANTED MISCELLANEOUS CARPENTER work wanted. Why not have those small repair jobs done now? 5S3 Beatty. WANTED -31 Ford or '34 Che, truck, long w. b. Box 160, Tribune, WE BOS PURS AND J 0 N K Sllverleaf Metal, 3D S. drape, Med JEWELRY WORK Watches and clocks repaired- Work guaranteed; prices reasonable. C. Myers, two doors north Groce teria. North Central. PURS WANTED We nave large or ders for mink, muskratt and skunk Edgar Johnson. Peerless Market. FURS FURS FURS Best price for raw furs. READS CASH PROMPI SETTLEMENT New and used traps. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE n North Grape St Phone 1082 WE PAY MORE CASH For your furniture. HOI.BROOK ANDREWS 0th and Front. Phone HI. JUNK Highest prices paid tor brass, radiators, copper, storage batteries,' aluminum and other metals. Scrap Iron, small or large iota, pipe and machinery, wool and cotton rags, inner tubes. Our prices will interest you. Hides. Pelts. Wool. Mohair. Household Goods, Furniture, Stoves bought and sold MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE. TO SELL you a 100-ib sack of those mealv Klamath Netted Gem pota toes for 90c. Free delivery. Peer less Market Phone 603. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 8-Room home. No. 22 Summit Ave., excellent condition, 4S5 per montn. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INC. 109 E. Main St. Phone 728. FOR RENT Furnished house, 101 N. Riverside. FOR RENT 6-room house, 818 So. Riverside, inquire mo b. saxtn. FURNISHED house lor rent. 1748-Y. FOR RENT 8-room modern house. close tn: clean, desirable nome; sju per month, water paid. "Dad" Roberts, Phone 1528-J. FOR RENT 8-room house. 1 block from Courthouse, 112 King St. FOR RENT 8-room furnished house. close In, 225 South Riverside. . 457-J. FOR RENT 4-room residence; some fnrnlshine. 19 Hazel St.. near Pine Cone. Pay a part in work. M. S. Ruff. FOR RENT 8-room modern house. Stoves furnished. ticasonaoie. oee Manager Pino Cone. FURNISHED duplex, oil heater adults. 604 W loth. ?0R RENT BOARD-ROOMS QUIET, pleasant room, hoard; garage if needed; for woman employed. Box 2153, Tribune. ROOM and BOARD 1003 W. Main. BOARD and ROOM Home cooked meals, served family style. Comer 5th and Riverside. BOARD and room, 328 No. Riverside. BORD and ROOM 148 8 Holly. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Room. Inquire 804 B. Main. Phone 287-X. PLEASANT room, downstairs; home privileges. 311 So. Oakdalc. Phone 1424-W. FOR RENT Heated, very attractive room, 604 Penn. FOR RENT Sleeping rooms and meals, 630 W. 10th. FOR RENT Room and garage, close in; gentleman; reierences miiicu Box 2357, Tribune. ROOM for 2, 153 North Oakdale. FOR RENT Pleasant, heated room for employed lady. Cooking priv ileges if desired. Phone 1117 or call 613 S. Central after 8. tf ROOM and BATH. 82 ! week. IB Hamilton. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8 Crape FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 2-room furnished apt.; llKhts and water furnished. Adults. 316 Haven St. FOR RENT 2-room furnished apt. 317 East Jsekaon. FOR RENT Clean, well-fumished 8 room front apartment, upstairs. Adults onlv. water, electricty fur nlshed. 243 No. Holly. FOR RENT 2-room apartment; show er; adults; near courthouse. 118 Laurel. FOR RENT 4-room furnished up stair i apartment: sleeping porch: $20.50 per month. 701 W. 11th 6t FOR RENT Heated furnished apt. first floor. 348 S. Riverside. FOR RENT 8 rooms upstairs, unfur nished; liahts and water paid; $8 month. Inquire Guy Tex, Central Polr.t Phne 7V FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT neam-heated office rooms, with isnttor service See Al Llttrell or Roland Hubbard. BACHELOR pta 445 So. Front. FOR LEASE Business location, 127 N Riverside call 857 PIANO tor rent. $3 00 month. Palmar Music Store FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED apartment, steam heat Frtgldslre. hot water, (arag 603 S Holly FOR SENT Unfurnished 8-room urtrnenr a rewtown FOR EXCHANGE rop SALE OR TRADE Jonathan snd Newtown sppie. chesp. Joe Kantor., Rt. 4, taat ol Phoenix. B1U4 tow1 FOR EXCHANGE WILL TRADE S milk cows for sheep. L C Jones, Talent, FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 80 ACRES fine Willamette valley land, practically level. 8 miles from Cor vallla; good 7-room farm house, fair barn, outbuildings, 80 acre In cultivation, several large Royal Anne cherry trees, produced 4350 last year; lots of wood, small crees. through place; located on mail, school bus and cream routes. A very desirable home. Price ?50Q. Would exchange for stock ranch of equal value. L, O. PICKELL. 16 S. Bartlett. FOR SALE OR TRADE 4500 equity in one improved acre near Klam tah Fails, for improved acreage near Medford, Mrs. Gladys Cox. Rt. 2, Box 851. Klamath Pulls, ?0R SALE REAL ESTATE REAL LAND BUYS 70 Acres, 60 river bottom; free water, borders river; timber, pasture, mod ern house, family orchard, bams, highway. No better. 88500: terms. 85 Acres, borders river, 25 cultivated. In alfalfa, free water, bottom land; 11 cows, 5 heifers, farm machinery, modem house, barn, good outrange; 83500. terms. S Acres, highway, all cultivated. Irri gated, modem house, garage, chick en house, bam; 4850 down. SO Acres. 10 Irrigated, in alfalfa, 40 gram land, creek, timber, pasture, large barn, chicken house, modern house: 84000. Want acreage. 40 Acres, good Improvements, high way, 25 cultivated, irrigated, m meadow, com, grain, borders river. timber, pasture; 85600, 82000 down, balance 10 years. 40 Acres. large house, 3 hams, all cultivated, sublrrigation; 815,000 ranch for $5000: team, farm ma chinery. Good terms. 50 Acres, 49 free water, part culti vated, bottom land, timber, borders river, well Improved, highway; 83250, terms. 300 Acres. ISO cultivated, 100 tree water; large barns and house, fine soil, borders river; 815.000; easy long terms. 50 Acres, fine Improvements, highway; 20 irrigated, part free water. In clover, pasture; 83000, 8500 down; long terms. To Buv, Sell or Trade See SHELEY AGENCY North City Limits Highway 89 More Buyers Coming List Your Property. A GOOD SMALL DAIRY 35 A. on paved highway, 28 A. Irrigated meadow, large new bam. stanchions for 18 cows: 4-room cabin; school bus for grade and high school. Priced at 82200 to settle an estate; 81100 down, balance on easy terms. C. L. OOFF 122 N. Central Ave. REAL INVESTMENT MUST SELL Two lots; good house and 2 cabins; income $24 per month. Total price 8555. See A. F, FLOWERS, comer I2th and Front. FOR SALE Improved 40 acres, soft water well, 30 acres can be farmed; a-nod for ooultrv or stock: outside ranee, on oiled road, mall and cream routes. Price $1600. Bartch Rt. 1, Box 103, Central Point, m 850 acres. 76 acres Sr- Sl Infill rigated alfalfa; well 19 I WW WW located, close In; mod em home, S barns and A-l milking shed: well fenced, wonaenw imh ranch. Some terms. $1500 2 acres surburban home, Irrigated, close In; terms. 4P7F 10 acres alfalfa, faces 2 I D I 3 Pacific highway, close, to Rogue River; fine Bill, Irrigated. Excellent homeslte. BROWN Sc WHITE. 104 W. Main. ft ACRES, Improved, near Medford trade for Medford, Central Point or Phoenir city property. s A. Fiowers, corner latn ana irons, POR SALE e-room modorn bouse, east side; basement and furnace, 3 bedrooms, garage; pared street. Also 4-room modem house, gar age, woodshed. A snap, $1530. Terms. AUo fl-room house, 3 oedroorfts, screened porch. Another snap, 3700. Terms. Also several other homes and ranches. II It's Real Estate you want, I have It. "DAD" ROBERTS. 720 West 3nd. FEDERAL LAKD BANK FARMS Convenient terms Call Warren Pat tenon. 301 Liberty Bldg . or O A Barnes 167 East 8th St.. Eugene HOUSES POR SALE In Medford and surrounding towns. Easy term Jackson County Federal Savings Loan Aasociation. WHEN you thin of real estate, think of BROWN At WHITE. LOOKINO for s farm, city home or a business? Sea Bid Blood, 133 H fntm! Phone 439 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES POR SALE IMS Ssh 5-piwr.cer coupe; psint. rubber good condi tion. 25. 170 K. Riverside. HOLIDAY USED CAR SALE Stop In and see the srlendld Talus we have to offer. Your ear in trade, wrt terms on the balance. 1937 Studebsker Sedan with otror, drive, hill holder, all deiuje equipment; only driven 8,000 miles. 1B37 studebaser Pickup with over drive. 1037 Chevrolet Sedan. 1M3 Studehaker 8 Coupt. 183 Plvmouta Sedan. 19.1S Studehaker 4 Sedan. 1933 Ford Sedan. 1930 Bulck Coupe iso oo 3S.O0 1933 Pord Coupe 1933 Plvmouth Coupe 195 00 We have care at your price, from 35 up. All makes. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Open Evenings and Sundsy. FOR SALE By private owner. Ply. mouth coupe, 33 Master; tires, mo tor and finish in excellent Condi tlon. Priced for quick aale. Phone 85 1 -J-3. POR SALS CHEAP, or trade for oowa, Chrysler sedan; new tires and brakes, 3-year battery; excellent condition. 641 Pine St. FOR SALE 1931 IH-ton Chevrolet truck, good working condition, 123: 80 iteeUrapa, (10 J. S. Smith, Pro volt, care Ray Lofland. FOR SALE Oraham truck. 13-ft. flat rai-k. A-l condition, inqutrt at 108 Columbus Ave. :oR SALE 193$ Plvmouth S!sn youn cows. DeLave! separator, BoiUleid'a, Old Stao toad. FOR SALE AOTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1V33 Chevrolet pane!, 225; terms. Electric range with trash burner, MS. Cabin 2, Suort&e Auto Court. REO PICKUP Repossession, excellent condition. What are we offered? Lewis Super Service Station, 8th and Front. I&38 DS LTJXE Ford coupe; tifffttw. private owner; excellent conauion. Very reasonable. Call 971. 153S West Main. FOR SALE $$30 Chrysler aedao, good condition. Psoas 86. FOR SALE 1929 model A Ford tryeit, WH! take part pay in wood Cheap for caah. See Manager Pine Cone. C. GATES AUTO CO. R. & Q USED CARS 33 Ford Coupe 3I5 '35 Ford Coupe $445 '35 Ford 3 -door Sedan ,44fe 36 Ford etaadard 4 -door Sedas 4S5 3S Ford de iuxe 3-door Sedaa $570 C. S GATES AUTO CO. Caed Car Department 8tb sd Bartlett. FOR THE LOWEST PRICES ON FINE USED CARS See our large stoefc of High Grade Late Model Cars. Used Car Lot, 25 S Rlwra!de LANGS MOTOR CAR CO Chrysler Dealers Plymouth. FOR SALE ISr Chevrolet d iuse coupe Priced isi low if sold this week. Frank McKeown, 25 South Riverside FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Weaner pig K. U- Waiter, Beagle, Ore. FOR SALE Fresh oow. Phone 344. J-4. FOR SALE Brood ow, to farrow soon. John Lucas, Beagle, Ore. REGISTERED 2 - year - old milking Shorthorn mm, 100, Guy Pruett, Rt. 3, Med lord. Phone 4-F-9, Eagle Point, FOR SALE Good team horses. Kel son Oden. Sama Valley. FOR SALE Oa account of fire, 25 nead of weaner pigs and fat hogs. 3. f. Heeiey, idlest, ore. FOR SALE Work horses, mule, Jer sey cow, saddle horses. Dodge, across from County Shops. FOR SALS 5 head of draft horses; i 8-yenr-old gelding, brose. weight 1800 ids , sound; s-year-oia gem Ings. weight 1300 iba each; 3 2- year-o3d miles, weight 1200 lbs each; 1 gentle pinto saddle horse, 10 years old. Priced to sell. Sycas store, aeauy. ure, FOB SALS DOGS PETS FOR SALE 4 Shepherd pups, related to dog that saved child's life in Butte Falls, Fhone 38-F-8, Jack sonville. REG Roller Canaries, ali colors Mrs C A DeVoe iia? W Main. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE White Jersey Giant pul lets and R. J, Reds. WiU start laying in spring. 28 Spring St, FOR SALE Two Sarred Rocit roosters for breeding purpose- Tel, B69-M. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS GRAND Wedgewood range for sale cheap. Call 233 8, Riverside, A it xor manager. FOR SALE Hay, or trade for fat soge. s. Mm, Kuch, ore. FOR SALE 3 crocheted tablecloths, Mra. I. L. Dow, 813 King Bt. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS I. Too a. Very small piece ai food 18. Brosd iiat- bottomed boat 14, Lepai claim i&. Kxiernal 18. l're-s i?. I'arts of speech 19. immature frog 21. Kish eggs 11. Sheep il. New Zealand tree it. Japanese cots M. City in New York stats 1?. Merges imper ceptibly tt. Child's gam it. Simplest Ji. Half diameters 1!. ' boy!" It. Belgian river 39. limn , Not anything 41. New England state: abfer. it. In India, a god ?. At that time 4a Funeral oration II. Judicial writ ii. If TAted 54. itormlc it. BoV of th Ulbl it. Artinelat language 48. Ancient wins vessel Soiutlon of Yesterday'! Punla CjRAIMP0lEpSfA Np HOB oMtpPpClL L Q ABU MiDIAlKllT llHjA'lJO gfRlf AI I NpRpk 1 ISjEiD WWi'EtT aTn'sWM MiU BlSPMIEff mLlEIS I T OMPjR A S- fA Ljl D?E(G RlE E SgTiRiAty eivie NmsMl . WSIEiS WILTORISAM I ST E A S E PNp 1MEE I Q s l eIdsIaTdsIkIeivv t. Corroded i, fxtva: Scoicb (i. Valty (T. Vixenish woman it. Qumbo 79. Composlllea for nine 71, Lose freshness Ti. F,r fear that 74. Breathe heavily ia sleep n. Facility OOWH 1. Wingiike ' is p i pF 1 it is t vm i" p I' IJ 16 : if iS it W- is 37 TZi ; e Uf 'SO j : l.i'i " " fir 73 ltH Js FOR SALS MISCELLANEOUS ALMOKDS and APPLES Mrs, D. W. Luice, Orchard Home Drive, phone FOR SALE Baby Injgsry, good con- mtion. 1220 s, 4c&on. FOR SALS Exeunt 8 C.A. car radio, very reasonable. Tel. 438, FOR SALS hJih 2 uncaged for overcoat, size 38 and 40; 1 bnie suit, size 40; t Jsargatn, KUm The Tailor, 128 S, Main, upstairs. FOR SALE 193t S-cwble ft, G. B, refrigerator, 83 S . Main. Phone 419-W. GOATS MILK FOR HEALTH From ttd goata. Phone 437-J. Jungtrau Goat Dalry FOR SALE Ko. 1 hydraulic iast steam hoist. 8-foot concentrating table, air compressor, air receiving tank, two 6" centrifugal pumps. with or without power plant, one horse electrie motor. All In good condition. Comer S- Fir and mh. FOR SALS 3 heavy auto robes, pair 2 -tone heavy portiere. 35 Ken wood Ave. SAVE Buy your feed and seed grain at stuarra, ill so. nr. WOOD Phone 344-B-l, H. R. Pitt Oak Grove road. FOR SALE One repossessed Maytag washer, used 3 months, $G. one reconditioned Maytag washer, 33, One used Msvtsg washer, fixso 18 &. Grape or eaU 867-W after 5:30, FOR SALE Comforts, btsnicets, pil lows, 120 Laurel. Fhone 8J4-k. FOR SALE WestSnshottse electric range, dual automatic oven control. Bargain for cash. Phone 1342-L. FOR SALE Coast red cedar posts. Finley Implement Company, centra pom. FOR SALE Very old spinning wheel Box 2358, Tribune. FOR SALE Cured apple wood. 18-ln- AIso chunks for flrepisee ana fur- sac. E. W. Canton, xaDi ttocx Tel. U4. Central Point, Used Electric Cahin?ts, Portables and foot machines, our ioss iouf Gain, Singer Shop, 33 So, Grape FOR SALE SOUS eabbas:; Utnt jot sram, w, cii.v,t . Jscksonvillo Hwy, oa Ross Lane. H. C. Ooidsmtth, 0O your pbrtstmaa shopping st Lewis Super 8erv( Station. Whei toj, home and auto rsdios on asy tnns. MASZANXTA and LAUREL wood. You haul. Alva O. Co, eama vauer, Ramsey Canjoa road. POR SALE Aeoustison ear phone for tia deaf. 72A E. aeltaoa. Phone I031-R. NEEDLEWORK OIFTS. 10s up. Chii drepa sewing. Mr. TiHey, lti West eth. WINCHESTER BIFLE: also fnr lUtlm after 10 Arvx. to aoolv on board bill. 208 Tripp St. ipiFET a'HfPAT as as hundred loa.i corn-fed nog. dsed Will aell miartera. H S. Blrdsall. 3 nillea east of Casa' Wrecking Yard FOB SALE House car trailer. 18 bj 1. hydraulic prakea, built-in cabl rta. running waief, loe-ooa. wired lor High line and battery. Will sell reasonable i. S. Wlnne, 300 Awry St., Ashland. APPLES. 40c per iug and up. O. V Myera. old Paeirie Hy. Tel 358-J FOR SALE Apples, 35e a iuf and up. Bert stanclin, rnoenix. Cross-Word Puzzle It. Make ayes 33, Think: archaia i. Siay 10. Sand hlllt English Ji. Any sup,'rnat- arsl -liecti American lnd,sn 37, Antmya 21, I'nittterestlng JS, Proper self- reepect 3S, Ariint's sisnd Si, Solemn assev- .ration Si, Woolen fabrl 34, Kttdeavored 37. lons 41. Turks 41. Queer old fellow; colloq. 4S. Tenile fsbrie 44. Season for us 4i. Roman bouse- boH aod SS. Earache it. Persia S4, ?mail and iris 44. Claw i, Objeet of IntenM devoiio W. Levee i. Deeiare J. Hiliriraiss 44, titafte l: heraldry 44, Solent is. Wonder and fear 71. Not any 3. Seaside resort ner Venice i. Parted 4. L'nity i. Sliaht flimsy network or feature . Trick f. Old musical n'.te f. TiiSbie cpaqtis substance i. Railroad empioyse 18. Take tha vening meal it. Traverses FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE C grade Del J clou appies; reasons ole price American Fruit Growers' warehouse. 313 S. fir. FOR sawdtut burners see Flck'i Hard ware. Phone 300. APPLES Gebhsrd', Central Point HUt mile north Bear creek oridge PGR SALE Best dry body fir wood in the valley Plume 015 fur prices Ilawley Transfer Co., 418 H. RiT er?.de BUSINESS CHANCES RELIABLE MAS, take cars store route. Distribute, eotleet. New Products, Protected territory. Large earnings, Smsli Investment required, B. & W. Hn. c?v. St. Patil, Minn. MISCELLANEOUS EXPERT ATTENTION given ail forms of insurance. Asg for rates m strong American companies. Consult us shout refinancing your property with ft F.H.A. loan. C. L. GOFF Fhone 439, 122 X. Central SADf ATOR REPAIRING and RE-BOR-IG st a SAV1HG. Frees Garage, SSI N. Central, Phone 1388. MADAM ZONA. PALMIST Tells past. present and future, name and in itials without question. Hours SOUli 3, it&inbow Auto oaap, wa S Specia! readings this treefc, 60c. PERSONAL MEN OLD AT 40! GET PEP, Hew Ostre Iconic Fsoiets contain raw ouster ) n vigor a tom ana other atim ulants One dose starts amm pep Value ai 00 introductory price BSC Call, write Chaa Strang Drug Co BUSINESS DIEECTOHV ABSTRACT CO. TiTtE ISSfRASCB ABSTRACTS ESCIIOW PressmakJne. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and Remodeling, ssttesi and Buckles covered, 30S 0, S. National Bank Bldy Tei USJ. Harp instructltm ESTHER PALMER DA Teacher of harp Classes tor hegianefs and advanced students Availsnle for concerts club or social engage menta. Phone ceatrml Point 199 Plans instractioa. FRED ALTON HA1GHT Teacher of Piano. Specialist in Classical ass Mac era Piano instruction. Chil dren, Adults; Seglnnere 07 Ad- vanced. Height Muaia Studio, SIS unerty Bide. Junk. HIGHEST PRICES for junk, batteries. radiators, copper, brass, aluminum rasa, hides, pelts, wool, etc Bilverlenf Metal, 39 S. Orape. Med Etperf Window Cleaners, LET GEOROE DO IT Tel 1153 House cleaning, floor waxing, orl- eatsi rug cleaning aad upholstering RO0FIHQ BOOP1NO of ail kind Hew or old if,, -ye or email work guaranteed Es timates free, J R M onion. Phone 1203. Radiator Repairing, HOOPErtS RADIATOR SERVICE S3 South Bartlett. trsasfer, DAVIS TRANSPEH AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving. Bonded carrier. Fireproof storage. Expert crating, packing and shipping aervlc. "Davis for Service,1 Phone 644. HA Vi, LEV TRANSFER CO . 110 North Riverside Phone 816 We special ise la long distance furniture mov ing. Work guaranteed. SAMSON Transfer and Storage, Fur niture Moving and expert furniture packing service. Fireproof atorage new low rstfls. P, S. SAMSOU CO., Phone S3, STUARTS TR0CK1NO SERVICE Telephone 1033 or a33. Hi No. Fir si. Local aao long oistsnce. rruet oils, any kind. Green stamps In aide of 3-miie iitnit. EAD9 TRANSFER STORAGE CO. Office 38 So Fir, Phone 315. Prices risht. Service guaranteed. MONEY TO LEND Cash for Christmas QUICK SERVICE. SMALL PAYMENTS NO ENUOB8EIM You can get up to 300 from ui ea your own signature end security. No endorsers required. No delay. Take up to SO month to repay Call, phone or write as obligation. ORE. AND WASH, MTG. CO. 45 S. Central. Cratenan Bins, Lie No S-lf7-M-liO. Phone im LOS ANOELES, Dec. 4fAP) Comedian Ben Slue had alimony pay menu of 460s a mssih to think shout tiday and advice from Supe rior udge Edward B. Bread that; "You are no excepiioa to the ml that theatrical career no not fast long, and yours already has been a long on. "It seems to me that in Wew of the money you have been making in theatrical business, you should have saved (rest deal by now, but you haven't " Ptevlousiy, when Slue testified ht needed 4700 s tnoath for entertain ment, 5udre Brand observed from th bench he didn't believe Gret Oarbo ent tisat much, 0 aUU Tlttiusa wast ads. COMEDIAN URGED TO PAY, BUT SAVE Former Med ford Resident Tells Of Shanghai Visit Howard SMettieh, forme? Medford , resident now aaaociaed with the Portland staff of Peat Warwick Mitch-1 ;U and company, accountant and auditors, spent tha iu:r. r.er oa a trip to Australia and the Orieat, Mr, Dietrich's ship ws at Shaachai durir.g the early day of the apsaese Chines war. After Ms return to Porttaad, Mr. Dietrich veroia as K UcSe on his experiences tor hi firm's 3y sew letter, 3eiJch la pub- bSirtsd Jot eiecutlve ol the firm in the various office maiatained in all the Ur?e cities of the country. Mr, Dietrich" atary, yrhica begins as his ship caste up h coast of Chiaa, is reprinted her5 We had heard that tiie YeUaw sea wa -sreH named, but were aot s peettaf the eraser to he qsiit so yel low as It appeared from the deck of the "Tatsuta Mara en the morning of August 14. Soasetiase during the aiJt, we had entered tw sea of water made murk; by the muddy waters of the Yangtse river, That morning, we got, our things paesedi, aad maaaged to teep track of our "girt frteads" by pretending to heio them, sathoth they had aft most of their baggage to Shanghai while taking side trip. The girls had missed the Clipper plan out of thmskoas few daj before, and were very thankful, as flat plan aea crashed a route, kUUng moat of the passengers. Our atetrard seem ed to be sorry to see us preparing to leave, especially the ladies, as they had been at his tabic all the way from Los Angeles, He should have been thankful, as we were all obvi ously getting low oa fiaaacs by that time. As we entered ta ssouta of the Yangtae river, the British cruiser on duty came over and looked ua over: we were Informed that tsu la tae usual procedure. It s good-sized trip from the mouth of tha Yaagiee river before reaching the mouth of the Wrangpoo, aad a ??e went vp the river, we noticed a large cumber of ships lying at ascaor, sat aa typheca had Just passed, aad some of the ships were wtitlng for the weaUier to clear, did sat stt&cn any special significenoe to these sights, About 4 o'clock is the sfternoon. w sa the Japanese fleet in the distance, aad changed our course to warda the mouth of the Whacgpoo river. About the same time, our ship also dropped anchor, and we began ta woader what waa going to happen. if didat take long to res lire the rea son, aa tn could see Hashes flora tli Japanese ships, and hear gun fire. There was only one white man on the crew, and he dMtf know any more about the sKua'.'.n tr.sn are did. Ai ws were watching the Jepaaaae guns go Into actios, the crew tid - denly began chattering excitedly pointing toward Shanghai, There were several large explosloaa, which we later learned were from an oil plant sear Shanghai, destroyed in the action. We witched the Japanese fleet for some turns, bat then noticed a squadron of four airplanes flying very high and coming frost the di rection of Shanghai. There waa a cloud bank hanging about SjOOO feet over the Japanese fleet, hut the aky was dear above and below, and we could watch the plane sa they flew over the fleet, nsiiy, one of them nosed over and dived through the cloud hank; we ths realised that these were Chinese pisses, and began to fsel uneasy about those brightly painted funnels of ours, which every one in the east snows are vayiucw. At least, it was exciting to watch trie planes dive, and see the expiation srsoad the fleet, Wt were too far away to see if say of th hits were effective, assay times during in neat day and a halt w wished wt could have been closer to the fight- ins from a apecta tor's viewpoint, but under th condition, felt much bet ter to he aa fr swsy a w wars. Apparently th crew did not have very much in forms tier, as to the ac tion going on, aad we were unable to secure very much Information on board ship. During dinner, w heard some more loud explosion, aad, on going oa deck, found that th Jap anese fleet had mored their position nearer to our ship, and war firing agais. This Urns, ws oouid see toe large flashes plainly, and feel the shock of th discharge. Tnss even ing we stayed on elect watching the fSree in Shanghai, These were quite plain at time, sad Just reflections st others, Th light of our snip nan bees severed so that everything was dark, and the Japanese warships kept circling around ua. Missing signal which were answered from the bridge of star ship. Later, la cahis below we were instructed by the steward to cover the portfrclea Neat day, Sunday, ws a day of rest and rumors. We wok up early sad found th Japanese fleet still around us, nut soon picked tip an- ehor and sailed down the river. W did go to th puner office and ask for reaervstioa te Kobe, saving decided thai is hs.1 already seen enough of shanghai. However, we did not get satisfaction, and the pur ser would sot state whether or not ws would be put off at Shanghai. The ship's psper of the day, printed la Snglisa, aid not say a thing about local current event, but w sears later that th Japanese edition stated the Chinese bad bombed th Inter- nations! aettlement ssd silled hun areas. Curiae dinner, aa ticiteci steward notified us that wars going to Shanghai, The ship started to move almost inltnsdiateiv. with s fspsnas destroyer at each end escorting u and blinking stgnais. We sent very ilowly for some tien, and then atop- ped, as we strotied out on th rear deck. Then wen a number of th crew there, who aeerr.ee! agitated, and we noticed that the ship was listing entirely too much. Tha ship had ran aground, but as the tide was coming in, moved off readily by aaeediag th motors. We wet ail on aaek watching as to this an tared is Waasgsso, but swerjthstsg ma q::;?t we were oa the port aid of the Mp, aad had just started ajeund to the other aide when, we? se-grd a ahatter of shot and th rast a tb pasaenters from the starboard two running. That waa our first experi ence with a machine gita, aad from the wrong end at that. If seemed that ta Chinese controlled that bank of Us river, and the Japanese the then t- r.oe ail the ships censing ax ta ti"f r were Japanese, '.r.e Cslaeev woaid shoot occaalonanr to let every eae know they were awake, We were relieved that the Chinese dM sot have heavier guns, as the machine g :n bul leta mad a nasty aouad aa they hit the plates of the ship. Use crew sent us all aelow on tha port side, but we sneaked lata Cau casia on the starboard atde sad look ed through the porthole. The first sight w saw was plant st the out skirts of the city, all lit up, aad far ing the American Mag, The American cruiser Augusta waa anchored In the river Is front of that plant, all lights an, and flying as araerieas flag burg norusstsiiy above the set. Xspee iUy isnder the drraanstascea, the sight at the flag gave us s real thrilL ft took Just few minute frost that spot to get to the Wayside wharf, and tin lights wtra tuna oa when e docked. We eoald imagine ass fa people felt waiting there for four hours in darkness, as faoy could sot have seen the ship until w vere wtthto a hundred yard of to wharf, The srowd, consisting chiefly of about thousand Japanese refugee, was very orderly, and caste aboard, with only two casualties. Bow those two must hsv felt when thtv were fished out of fas water. The Wsaagpoo Is tha dirtiest river we sad ever seen, sot eves barring cur o a Willam ette, which is supposed to kill ash in ten minutes. It took until dsflirht to get all the saggsge aboard, so that ws saw tha Bund st daws, ft waa a beauti ful sight, If one eouii seep from thlsMsg of the horrors behind tt. -Aa we were about to leave, a Jap anese warship beside shot s num ber of scouting planes Into the air with Its catapult, sad the Japanese flagship which the Calaese sad been trying to bomb was lying only a short distance sway, so that every aas serves were sa sag, We bad been keeping out of sight, for fear ta ship officials would decide to put us ashore at Shanghai, but final ly two puffing tugs got the ship turned t round and vre started out the river about 6 o'clock la the morsing. The trip back down the Whsagpoo was peaceful, with no slga of the Calaese, There were at least thirty . Jspsass warships along the river 1 jasd Japanese plane firing overhead, s the Chinese perhaps decided we were not worth the effort It would tsve to bother aa. As ws turned out of the Wasagpoo into the Yar-g-tse, ws psssed close to a number of Japanese, warship firing; into the tows or Woosang, aat could sot see where the shells war hitting, W also passed the Dollar Lir. 8. 5 Pres ident Ts .'t, as she was going is to pick up American refugees, aad also a British transport bringing a regi atest of marine frost Hongkong, A Japanese destroyer was sflfj following us when. decided the excitement was over sad west to bed. WARKET UPGRADE DESPITE SELLINC HEW YORK, Bee, 4. fJPj Strength of Industrial specialties kept th aloek market on th aagrad today despite the usuai week-end selling si a variety st switching sperstisss. Iesliags were alow throughout and for th week the transfer aggregate was ta smallest for any atrailar period since early September. Favored farm uapiemesis, building materials, chemical and other mts ceUaneoaa Issues got up around 1 to points at th best, but most ended under top marks for the da; and there ws a s&ahla aasca-tsteat of losers at th close. Th Associatetl Press sversg of AO Mocks registered Its third sweeastv gals, St ws up J ef s point st 4A.7, At Use same time ta turnover ws the ntoat meager in three wee tea, amounting to M7g sharsa eess. pared with 1,141 isst Hsturdsy. ilYBEAUTY LOSES LARGE SUIT KJfW YORK, Dec. 4, CAP) Betty Sandoiph, former Follies girt has lost her suit to eoiiect 41 .tee ,000 from Lent! Ernoer$r, hrz-tse, whom she claimed was one assat te become her fifth buabasd. Th rait was based sa ss sgin aaat which resulted from the al iesed breach of Bamberger promise to merry bar, Mia Saadolsa cos tended aha accepted the promise of UM3J3SS Is lieu of th marriage ceremony. ana tuam Scrip, TOLEDO !tn) County 45osnale aisnera ssuntered casually ever to the county tail aad tossed ias into the furnace all Is retired scrip, part at a 4310,000 issue Messed is Ml, tetifc, Th County Court will receive sMs to h opened st iO.SQ o'cloct a. m Wednaadsy, December m, tm, 00 ti cords of body flr and 5 ears of body black oak wood, to be delivered at th County Farm by May t, , ,