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I fEDFORP MAIL TRTBUNTE. "NfEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY, MAY 9. 1938. PAGE FIVE V LOCAL and Board to Meet Board of director! of the Jackson County Chamber of Commeroe will hold a luncheon-meeting In the Hotel Med ford at noon Frt- , day. t ' Bark From 6alein-MIs Viola Scher rer. clerk at the Rogue River national foreat headquarters, returned by car thla morning from Salem where she spent the week-end with friends. Back From Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hanaen returned to their home here last night from Eugene whither they, were called by the serious Ill ness of Mr. Hansen's father, L. R. Hansen. t Leave For Idaho Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Adair left today on a com bination business and pleasure trip to Lewlston. Idaho. Adair Is chief -j' personnel clerk at the Medford OCO headquarters. Bne From Camp Capt. H. T. Gen tle snd Lieut. Andrew J. Hemstreet. Jr.. of the locsl CCC headquarters, returned today from a reserve officers' contact camp held over the week end at Salem. Chimney Fire No damase was done by a chimney fire at the Hotel Jack son about 9 o'clock last night. The chemical crew of the fire department atood by while the soot burned Itself out. ' At Baseball Game Among Medford fana attending the baseball game In Ashland yesterday afternoon were Llnn Mllls, Bob Ebel, Ed Lamport, Capt." Oliver Overmyer, Al Piche. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Erickson and Ralph O. Stephenson. Ranger Here-John Sarglnson. Rogue River national forest ranger of the Lake O" Woods district who has been making his headquarters In Klamath Palls, conferred with executives at Medford headquarters today. He was accompanied by Mrs. Sarglnson who spent the day shopping while her hus band transacted his business. To Speak Here Evangelist Howad P. Hutchlns of the Oregon City Church of Christ will speak at 8 o' clock each night this week from Mon day to Friday, Inclusive, at the North central Avenue Church of Christ. Evangelist W. E. Stram. local minis ter, said that Mr. Hutchlns la an In teresting and dynamic speaker. The public fi Invited to hear him. Drills Tomorrow Company A and headquarters company. 18Sth lnfan try of the Oregon national guard will hold their regular weekly drills In the Medford armory at 8 p. m. to morrow. Company A Is still In need of a few recruits. Capt. Carl Y. Terut- .waid, commander said, and applicants may procure Information regarding enrollment at the armory at any time. Xev Residence Ralph L. Cook of 116 Stark street applied at the city building inspector's office Saturday lor a permit to construct a new res idence and private garage at a stated cost of $4500. E. Iverson of 60 Ross court applied for a permit to re shingle at a stated cost of $100. D. A Hutchinson of 826 South Holly street spplled for a permit to make an ex tension on a garage at a atated cost of $50. Religious Service The Rev. Gott fred J. Anderson, pastor of the First Covenant church of Klamath Palls, will conduct a religious service at 8 p. m. tomorrow In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson at BIO Bessie atreet. The Rev. Nils Helner of Ripon, Calif., who Is conducting a series of meetings In the Covenant church, will accompany the Rev. Mr. Anderson and assist In the services here. The Rev. Mr. Anderson has been conducting special services In Medford once a month. SSPfPJKi0? UNBELIEVABLE MAE-DEVIL? uptrfirair anew": V " i ea - I SHOWS, CARNIVAL" AND COMBINED Too BIG to Cover With Canvas rHTfnWiTr'l II i Uih m f. I my Admission 1 0 I Children Under 12 To Everybody I UC FREE Rt Main Gate! DOORS OPEN NIGHTLY 6 V. M. SHARP PERSONAL rrom Derby Mr. and Mrs. r. par sons of Derby transacted business In this city today. t e Visit Here Mrs. 0. . Corry. Mrs Bert Laraen. Miss Eunice Pearson and Bruce Wallace of Ashland visited here Friday. t Catch Limit Many anglers eaua-ht the limit of trout at Squaw lake over tne week-end. It m reported today oy tne united States forest service. in Grants Pass Mr. and Mrs. Ed uumore of the Elliott farm, apent ounoay in Grants Pass visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Dunton. . rrom . Klamath Paul Bailey of Klamath Falls visited In Medford over the week-end. He la manager of the cnevroiet used car lot In Klamath Palls. ... Return Home Mr. and Mra. Floyd Hart returned on thia mornlng'a train from San Francisco where they spent the week-end as guest of their daugh ter. Charity, student at Mlaa Bran son's school In Ross, Calif. ... Return Home Mr. and Mra. Carlvle Burgoyne of 305 South Oakdale ave nue returned today from Riddle where they had spent the week-end vtaltlng with Mr. Burgoyne's mother. Mrs. Ida Burgoyne. ... Inspects Road w. L. Jones, con struction superintendent of the Rogue River national forest, today In spected the road to pish lake to see what If anything could be done to remove the snow that blocks the last five or six miles to the fishing re sort. .... To Portland Jesse Dewltt. Rogue River national forest ranger In charge of the Union Creek district, left last night by train for Portland to under go a physical check-up at the Dr. T. Homer Coffen clinic. He expected to return to Medford tomorrow morn ing. . Resumes Work Here Cordy E. Sun derman thla morning resumed hla po sition as recreation engineer of the Rogue River national forest. He was transferred temporarily three months ago to work in Grants Pass on aoe- j clal recreational projects for the Sla- Kiyou national forest. ... Guests Arrive Fred Colvlg. Fort land Oregonlan copy reader, Bob Col vlg, KOIN announcer In Portland, and Ingrld Llljequlst, Ted Hyde and Betty Howell, all University of Oregon stu dents, arrived In Medford Sunday and are guests at the home of the Col vlg brothers' mother, Mrs. Nina Col vlg at 205 Crater Lake avenue. The group will depart by motorcar to morrow for their respective homes. Fellowship Dinner Men's Fellow ship will hold its regular monthly meeting Wedneseday evening In the Christian church basement. Dinner will be served at 6:30. Guest speaker will be Karl L. Janouch. aupervlsor of Rogue River national forest. Bob and Willis Coffeen will pisy guitar music All men are Invited. ... Fined $5 E. M. Collins of Central Point was fined 15 In city court this morning. He was charged with non possession of an operator's license following a minor auto accident on East Jackson boulevard Involving hla car and one driven by Adolf C. Laraen of Trail. Machines operated by Ken neth c. Pursell of Jacksonville and Carrol Poe of 002 North Central avo nue were Involved In a collision on the Jacksonville highway Sunday af ternoon, a city police report said to day. Ernest Acrey of Sprecklea, Cal.. and K. M. Bradshaw of Klamath Falls operated machines colliding with slight damage on the Pacific highway eight milea south of Medford Sunday morning, according to a city police re port. TOMORROW NIGHT! IT WILL BE LOCATED ON NORTH PACIFIC HIGHWAY BACK OF PINE CONE INN Medford Bos Every 10 Mlnutei to carnival Grounds. 1 p. m. nil H:X0 s. m. Then everr 30 mlnutet. se fsre Visit! Hera Carrie Mas Rio Ashland visited her Saturday. From Ashland Mr. and Mra. Id- ward O. Walla and family of Ashland attended the Nasarena assembly held here Saturday. Make Field Trip Fifteen members of the Southern Oregon Oem and Mineral society participated In the flel trip held yesterday In the vicin ity of the Dead Indian road near Lake Creek. Some rosette was found to add to the aoclety'a collection. The group enjoyed a picnic lunch. . . Rack From Aouth Max 0. Henno. Medford manager of United Air Lines returned 'by Matnllner thla afternoon from Oakland, Calif., where he spent the week-end on company business. He also visited hla family while In Oakland. He left here Friday night by United airliner for the California city. To Plan Conclave Preliminary plana will 'be made at the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce to morrow night for the conference of the Northwest Aviation Planning Council here In September. A. H. Ban well la general program chairman for the council. The committee chosen to make arrangement for the conven tion la composed of Councilman C. H. Herman, J. F. Erickson and H. 8. Deuel, representing the city. Fred W Scheffel, Fred Heath, Jr and L. D. Jones, representing the chamber of commerce, and Chester Hubbard. Max Peiroe and Seth M Bullla. represent ing Medford chapter of the National Aeronautic association. Tomorrow nlght'a meeting will convene at 7:30. .... Airport Arrivals C. S. Howard, Jr.. San Francisco business man, arrived at Medford municipal airport this forenoon In his Howard plane, piloted by Marshall George. He was en route home from Portland. Arrivals yester day Included Dr. Paul Sharp and Dr. F. C. Adams, both from Klamath Falls and both flying their Wa?o planes, Lieut J. B. Preston. Oakland. Calif., to Port Lewis In a Douglas ob servation plane: MaJ. Paul Burrows, Pearson field, Vancouver, Wash., to Oakland, Calif., In a Douglas observa tion: Capt. R. T. Farley of Fresno, Calif., west coast distributor of Por- terfleld planes. Portland to Sacramen to In a Porterfleld:and Norman Lar son, San Francisco to Portland In a Falrchlld. Larson remained here over night and departed thla morning. Livestock Portland PORTLAND, Ore., May 9. (AP) (U. S. Dept. Agr.) HOGS 2000 In cluding 487 direct, market active 35 higher than a week ago, truckln strong with late last week, good choice 165-210 lb. drlvelna 8.00, car load lota 8.35, 325-80 lb. 7.26-50: packing sows 1.50-6.00, feeder pigs 7.50-8.00. CATTLE 1800 Including 112 direct, calves 100 Including 16 direct, market active on most classes, mostly 26 higher, heavy steers slow, only steady to strong on bulk fed steers 7.50-8.50, top 8.85 for short load lightweights, common 6.007.00, several loads fed heifers 7.50-8.25: few California grass cows 6.50-85, other good beef cows 8.00-75; fat dairy type cows 6.75; bulla 5.25-6.25; vealers strong, choice 8.00, select up to 8.60 freely. SHEEP 8760 Including 2334 direct, spring lamba 26 higher, old crop lambs strong, slaughter ewes 26-60 lower than early last week, good spring lambs 8.50, one lot 8.60, me dium gradea 7.50-8.00. culls 5.00, medium-good shorn old crop lambs 6.26-76, medium-good shorn ewes 3.00-50, odd head wooled ewea 4.00. Chicago CHICAGO, May 9. (AP-USDA) Hogs 16.000, Including 6600 direct; market fairly active: 230 lbs. down, moatly steady to 6c lower than Fri day's average; top. $8.10: good me dium weight and heavy sows, $6,769 7.00; butcher kinds, $7.16-25. CATTLE 10,000; calves 1600; fed steers and yearlings slow; strong to loc higher; weighty steers to $10.16; cows, very scarce, firm: bulla strong to loc nigner and vealers firm with light kinds very scarce; others $9.60 down to $8.00: practical top weighty sausage bulls, $7.00. SHEEP 12.000, including 7000 di rect; today's trade not established; Indications weak to unevenly lower on all alaughter classes; talking MEDFORD WED. MAY Twice Oally-t 8 FM I POPLLAR floor, open I A 7 PM I price. Dnanloan Tlrket gale l lrrui Dst at Heath! Drug (tore, M M. Central I ALL NEW! I Only Woman Trainer Puts This Chap Through Paces The Al G. Barnes and Sells Floto Combined Circus coming to Medford Wednesday, May 11, brings with It among Its 1,000 new wonders, an jx- downward from 18.00 choice wooled lamba. on good to South Han Francisco SOUTH SAN rtlANCI8CO, May 9. (USDA)-HOOS 1.400, Including 940 direct. Mostly 3o cent Jower, bulk 170 to 225-lb. California grain-feds, (8.30(4 8.40; bulk puking sows, 66.30. CATTLE 1.000. Including 300 di rect. Early aalea fed steers steady: grassers steady to weak quality and welghta considered; three loada me dium up to 1.145-lb. California fed ateers, 67.768.25; beef cows, slow weak; common to medium cows bid $4.75)5.36: bulls slow, medium grades eligible up to $6.00. Calves, 15. Good to choice vealers salable 68.00ft 8.76. SHEEP 1.200 Including 875 direct. Lamba strong compared with last sale made one deck medium to good 78, lb. California spring lsmbs, $7.00 straight; full shorn ewes $1.00, sorted 32 head at 50. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore., May 9. (API BUTTER Prlnta: A grade, 27V4 lb. In parchment wrappera: 28 lb. In cartons; B grade 26'3 lb. In parch ment wrappers, 271i lb. in cartons. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery, buying price: A grade 25-25'j - lb country stations: A grade 23 & lb.; B grade 2c less; C grade, 6c lb. less. EGGS Buying prices by wholesal ers: specials 20 dot.; extras 18 doz.; standards 16 doz.; special mediums 16 doz; extra medium 15 doz; under- grades 14 doz. Cheese unchanged. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Country-killed hogs best butcher under 160 lbs. 10-1014 lb; vealers 12-13 lb.: light and thin 8-11 lb: heavy 9-10 lb: bulla 10 lb; canner cows 8-9 lb.: cutter cows 9-10 lb: spring lambs 16-17 lb; old lambs 14 lb; ewes 4-7 pound. Live poultry, turkeys unchanged. POTATOES New Texas 1.00; Call fornla white 1.10-1.15 a 50-lb. bag. POTATOES Yakima Gems 2s, 70; local 65 cental; central Oregon 1-15-1.20 cental. ONIONS Old crop Oregon, No. 1 3.00 cental; new crop Texas Bermu das 2.50 per 50-lb bag. Wool, hay unchanged. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, May 9. (AP) Wheat Open High Low Close "ay 80 .80', .8054 .8054 July .79, .79H .7814- .78 oepi. .78 .79 y, .79 . 78',, Wall St. Report NEW YORK, May 9. (AP) Ralls and utilities came to the fore with a rush In the latter part of today's stock market and helped prop a pre viously shaky lisv. Gains ran to two points with a few swings of four or so. While scattered specialties gave a fairly good account of themselves throughout, most lesaers were In clined to give ground until near the closing hour. The belated rally was accompanied by a pickup In volume, and the ticker tape fell behind for a while. Trani fers approximated 1.000.000 shares. Today's closing prices for 82 se lected stocks totlow: Al. Chem. It Dye 140 14 Am. Can 88 V4 Am. A Fgn. Power 84 A. T. ft T. 131 BY SPECIAL REQUEST GENEVIE VEE BEHREND only Pprttonal Pupil of Judge T. mental rlnl,lt, WORTH SMITH noted and arreptejl authority on the Great Pirnmlri Promises and Prophecies, WILL PRESENT One Introductory Free Lecture Monday Evening Only, May 9, 8 o'clock TOWNSEND HALL jg& WTE8T For full Information telephone Mrs. H. O. tVllfon at ia4. or see new Item In this paper. traordlnary large group of ferocious jungle bred beasta. Each performance, they are put through their paces by Mabel Stark, world'! only lion and Anaconda 29") Atch. T. ti S. F. 31 Bendlx Aviation .....,..,...... 12'4 Beth, steel ............ 41) Caterpillar Tractor n 45 Chrysler 4a Vs Coml. Solv 714 Curtlss-Wrlght 5V- DuPont 107 Gen. Electric 36 Gen. Foods .... . 20 Gen. Motors . 33 Int. Harvest. 607, I. T. & T 8j Johns-Man. .. ... 74 Mont, ward . 33 Vi North Amer .... 3iy, Penney (J. 0.) 64 Phllllpa Pet. 347i Radio 61, Sou. Pac . 13s- Std. Brands 7 Std. Oil Cal si Std. Oil N. J. . 49 Trans. Amer. ;...... 10Vs Union Carb ;. M 69 United Aircraft 27ft U. 8. Steel 46 '4 P. G. DENTAL COURSE FOR CHILD WILL BE A post graduate course on dentistry for the child will be held In the Hotel Medford next Saturday after noon and evening beginning at 1:30, It was announced today by Dr. B. D. Coe, president of the Southern Ore gon Dental society. The course will be sponsored by the local dental society In cooperation with the dental division of the Ore gon state board of health, the Oregon State Dental society and the Oregon state board of dental examiners. Local dentists will be given the op portunity of hearing technical papers, scientific discussions and classes by specialists in the field of children's dentistry. Dentists from the entire county and nearby cities are Invited The speakers will Include Dr. J Allan Sampson of Vancouver, B. C, specialist In children's dentfatry and former associate editor of Oral Health. EUGENE HOPKINS PASSES AGED Ik Eugene L. Hopkins, a resident of Oregon for the last 50 years most of which time was spent In Klamath county where he farmed and raised stock on a large scale, pssscd away at nis home one-half mile south of Phoenix at 8:10 a. m. Sunday at the age of 74. Soon after the death of hla father In Missouri he, with his widowed mother and a sister came to Califor nia and settled at Marysvllle and In 1887 came to Klamath. He waa married at Ashland to Sarah Rlos who survives. There Is also left one step-daughter, Mrs. V. R. Bon him of Phoenix. Upon settling In Klamath county Mr. Hopkins at flrat followed team ing, but later acquired ownership of 030 acre ranch near Midland. He came to Phoenix to retire in 1929. Funeral services will be conducted at the Conger chapel at 3:30 Thurs day with the Rev. Joseph Knotts offl- elating. Interment will be In. the Phoenix cemetery. Trnward, eminent ind tiger trainer. Above you Ret an Idea of the greeting Mabel gets. Thla tough Isd wears this expression whenever anyone comes near him. Working It's even worse. Dorothy Lamour, Ray Milland In Romanes On Craterian Screen A thrilling earthquake, trapping Dorothy Lamour, Ray Milland, Lynno Overman. J. Carrol Nalsh and hun dreds of native exsiaa provides a smaah climax to the tropical ro mance. "Her Jungle Love." the new Technicolor film that opened laat night at the Craterian theatre, . Miss Lamour, a whlto "goddess." Is discovered by Milland when hla plane crashes, after an encounter with a typhoon, on an otherwise deserted island. Both he and his mechanic. Lynne Overman, the rubber-feed comedian, are befriended by Miss La mour, who at flrat tried to kill them, the fear of white men being Instilled In her by the power-mad J. Carrol Nalsh. ruler of hundreds of supersti tious natives. Milland falls in love with the ocauuiui "goddess," but their ro mance renders the position of the two stranded fllera doubly dangerous. Nalsh not only hates white men him self, but loves Miss Lamour also and fears, too, that loss of the "goddess" would break hla control over the nS' lives. When the msd ruler brings hla sav age hordes to the Island for their annual sacrifice, Milland and Over, man secretly watch the ceremonies and determlno to make one laat ef fort to reach civilization, to tako Miss Lamour away from the hypnotic powers of Nalsh. Before they are able to carry out their plana, how ever, the mad Eurasian returns - to the Island to take Miss Lamour to share his fesrful throne. Terrified, she flees to Mllland'a arms, thereby dooming herself and the two white men. As the trio are being led to the sacrificial altar, a terrlfto earthquake rocka the underground temple, trap ping Nalsh and leaving him to the fate he had condemned so many whlto men to. Emerging Into the open, the three find a searching yacht off-shore. Walter Huston Has Lead Role Drama On Rialto Program The surge and thunder of war Is contrasted with the even more dra matic atrugglei that go on within human hearts in "Of Human Hearta," which opened yesterdsy at the Rialto theatre, with Walter Hus ton in his first picture since his triumphs in "Dodsworth," Jamea Stewart and Beulah Bondl. Tense dramatic moments, poignant tragedy, lively comedy and the thrills of war are woven Into the Honors Morrow story of a pioneer Ohio preacher of Llnoln's daoy and his family. Huston's performance aa Ethan Wllklns, the conscientious but zeal ous circuit rider, Is an Impressive human document, Stewart plays the son who prefers medicine to tho ministry, which brings a rift In the family. Miss Bondl ploys the wife and mother who follows both blindly In her adoration. TOMORROW AND Wi.lt. Ends Tonite AW WortAwrOOrlttjIrtilV f I A roln-nc'nf v "J : rrfl...aeitiaist - Y' K X TtaALU-.r' aUV-JJ E TAKEN BY DEATH Clarence Leon Evana. 68, a resident of Medford for the past 34 years, passed away at the family home on Blddle Lane early Monday morning. after a prolonged Illness. Mr. Evana was born In Portlandvllle, New York. April 16. 1880. He spent hli early life In New York, gained his education there, and came to Medford tbe first time In 1903, later returning to hla home. He waa united In marriage to Mlaa OHv la Hewitt, February S, 1933 at Bank leman. Nebraska. They came to Med' ford In 1923. Mr. Evans was one of the flrat me chanlca In Medford, and also one of the first garagemen, hla place of bus iness being In a wooden building on South Riverside avenue. He later was employed by Esda Transfer company, being with them for 10 years. For the past several yeara he has had his own machine ahop at hie home. He leaves to mourn his departure. his wife. Mrs. Olivia Evans, five sons. vernon M., Tyley O.. Ralph .. and Leon L. Evana all of Medford; one son, Jamea T, Evana, of San Francisco, by a former marriage; two daughter. Leah Etta Evans and Zethyl Evana. of Medford: two brothers, Reverend George T. Evans, of Undley, New York: and Albert Evana of Oneonta. New York: one sister. Mrs. Hsrel Dlb Die of loomville, New York: also one one grandchild. Funeral services will be conducted at the Perl funeral home, Wednes day at 3 p. m.. the Rev. E. J. Donson officiating. Interment will be In the Siskiyou Memorial park. TYPEWRITERS, Blerma, 116 N. Central, Phqpe 383, Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Small office desk, $33.60, ceiio, violin, Royal typewriter. 336 S. Rlveralde. ROCK chlcka Thuraday, poulta Frl- nj. uivoam ABicncry. iiur East Main. FOR 8ALE Uaed Maytag very cheap iur cbbu. ia n, urspe be. FOR SALE-Modern 4-room house with earn, iruit room, garage. Large lot 60x330. Excellent location, $1850. Only $360 down. Balance $15.76 per month. Including Interest. 107 Ken wood Ave. FOR SALE GoodTraller house, cheap, -wo summer nonie, creek, spring, shade, good cabin, 10 acres, $450.00. Good camp ground site: See A. F. Flowers, cor 13th and Front. FOR SALE 3 cows and calve. 1 jer sey oiiii. yearling, 3 gnu to farrow soon, also 3 wsgona, aet harness, cultivator, etc. Will take wood. I. Q. Neevel, Oold Hill. FOR SALE Garden wheel-cultivators Make garden cultivating less work. Monarcn aeea as Feed Co. BARGAIN SALE Five acres of the very best loam soli, under lrrlga- i.n, u-iuuni mouern nouae witn aouoie constructed walla, hardwood floors, fireplace, eto. On Pacific nignway and rrontlng on the river Beautiful views of river and moun tains. L. G. PlckeU, 16 S. Bartlett. FOR SALE One-man Stewart shear ing macnine, complete and reason able. Llthla Park Auto Camp, Ash land. FOR SALE Earwig bait. Monarch Seed as Feed Co. LOST Billfold at Crater Lake. Sun- aay. reraonal papers. Phone 861-W. Neal Curry. APARTMENT for rent. 716 Welch. FOR SALE Kill lawn weeda with a weea gun. Ask us snout them. Mon ach Seed Ac Feed Co. Shows 1 :4ft-ti '.16-9:00 e 60c-40c-loc FILLED WITH THRILLS ItOMANCB . . . HEAUTYI I -.-sammmej- ''fttsjt . mum ,4 y& Hr H ii r r rl It row Night! $. STARTS WEDNESDAY Great Mara I1 n0 Year's Biggest Thrllll CLARK MYRNA JPiNCIR VCRSLE L0V Feel at "The Heart Conrteey ten TRKCyl MRRYHOfrt x. ittnetlve Bataat Delacnsi atkri.M Nik tk f " a BEN a OIIMION Mgr. Hotel Oornetini Stl e.W Park Portland IN THI HEAXT WANTED Single man for ranch hand, year around Job, $20 month and board. Box 3139, Tribune. FOR SALS Ask us about the "Boll Soaker." An old Idea made new. Floods lawns Instead of sprinkling. Saves water. Monarch Seed 6s Feed Co. WANTED Gentle, good work horse, about 1300 Iba. Priced right. 13 Mis tletoe. FOR 8AIS 1 acre of onions. Bear creek soil: will sell for actual ex pense of planting and weeding. Hand- Young. Junlcr High School. FOR SALE Water lilies and goldfish. Monsrch Seed 6c Feed Co. WANTED Used cream separator, about 875 or 600 pounds. Call H. A. Slrr. Route 1. Box 384, Central Point, or phone evenings 243. FOR SALE At 2480 HUlcrest Road attractive, modern. 6 -room house, 2 bathrooms, basement, furnsce, fireplace. Large yard. Phone 1129-Y for appointment. FOR RENT Small furnished house, 3 bedrooms. $26. Call at 331 Apple. LOST Saturday afternoon, pecks g containing white glovea. Phone 986-M. MIDDI.BAGED housekeeper wanted by elderly man. Must be neat, clean, and able to drive a ear and free to travel. Box 8183. Tribune. FOR SALE Aphis sprays of all sorts. iuonarcn oeea as peea Co. APARTMENT and room. 117 Laurel. FOR SALE Kill slugs with Snarol. nonarcn seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Bee supplies. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Books all kinds, furni ture, dishes. 817 B. Jackson Monday evening, and Tuesday. LOST Blue studio couch cushion. between Medford and Oak Grove school. Finder return to Tribune. FOR SALE Sudan greaa, Mllo malee, h.ffH inrvliiin, .-, ..- , . B..u, ,wl inui ui.aun., Monarch Seed As Feed Co. FOR SALE Fresh Jersey family cow. miner, angle jroini. FOR SALE Hand aprayera of all ainas. Monarch seed as Feed Co. NTJ-WAY MATTRESS CO. cleans, ran. ovaies. reDuiias mattresses like new. 39 So. Grape, Phone 893-W. FOR SALE Dog fooda of all kinds. UnniMk au A. .. n FOR SALE Modern five room house ciose in $300.00 down. Several acreage tracts. Farms. H. O. Wilson, 1 chMtnut Phone 1664. WANTED Tractor work, plowing. discing. New equipment. Phone 671.R-3. FIRST CLASS auu. nulanini n gulck service Mitchell Auto Beauty PAINT, all colors, per gallon, $1.35. Rooting and Building Paper at a sav- Barb Wire. Fencing, Wire Screen and Ch!... v.. ,. , ncntii,. none cut any dimensions. Fire Hose. Suction and Oarden Hose, irgo quantity or used spray Hose. Pumps, all sires; Pipe and Fittings, new and used. Plumbing Fixtures at reduced prices. I Used Maytag Waahlng Machine at a bargain, 1 only, Majeatlo Refrigerator. 1 only, Frlgldalre. oeo cneae ana sava. Used Vaughan Drag Saw. Good shape Tents and Tarpaulins, all sires, new New shipment of Shoes and Boot. ln-l n. r. r,i..u iiuih auu nu up. nf.urvnu UAKUAIN HOUSB 1:46-6:46-9:00 Nowl Until Tomorrowl You Owe It To Yourself To See ThU Grand Show! in riM law.'- at -,: Wake. HUSTON tenia 6ON0I Jim. STEWART Aea Ratkerfere' Plus The Dramatio Story Of A Miorobe Hunter I RALPH BELLAMY Home in of Portland'' OF THX 01TT 8fto-35e-iae 1 (LA The Gentleman Crook '-" '"jijjyni new roman- lrtT7rriil tie ad yen- R IJ 1 J I a II tores ... I II j. I " TUB I f-C T WED. "Mi i III lu I " Park Are Hotel tu 8.W Far Port Ian
