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MTDFOKD-MATT; TTCFBTTNTv METTFOR D, (VRF0!(VNT.' FTJTDAT. .TTTXE 3. 19?,8 PAGE THIRTEEN .SI Read every ad on this page jou will probably find sxactly the things you have been look ing for or a sale or trade tor unused articles you may nave Search youi attic or store-room you may find many things stbera are seeking and be able to realize Immediate cash It what you want isn't here, ad tartlse for it Tribune Classl fled - Ads are Inexpensive -effectlvel RATES Per word, first Insertion (Minimum xacj Each additional Insertion, per word , 1 (Minimum 10c) per Une per month without copy change 91.25 CASH Or money order must ac company all mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST Pontlac nub cap. Please re turn to Mall Tribune. t&T If dog inlsaiug. call 1516. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Man to work In hay at Wllhlte Ranch. Phone 8-F-24, Lake Creek. Ore. WANTED An experienced ranch hand: single man. Tel. 355-R-2. WANTED 1'EMALE HELP WANTED Competent housekeeper tor 8 adults. Phono 1464. WANTED Ambltloua mother Inter ested In helping the family budcet. part or full time. Pleasant, profit able work. Box 1634. Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS HIGH SCHOOL girl wants children to care for. Phone 459-R. EXPERIENCED girl wants work. Needs job badly. 241 Wabash. EXPERIENCED ranch or dairy hand wants work. Write Rt. 1, Box 212, Medford. HIGH SCHOOL boy wants work dur ing summer. Tel. 114-X. HAVE never been on relief, but 7 children are hungry. Experienced In orchard, farming, auto camps, gas station. Honest and willing. Work at anything- Handy with tools. Box 1817, Tribune. WANTED By capable lady, house 7"eeplng In motherless home. Box 1785. Tribune. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Hay to put up on shares, or will buy In field. A. H. Mann, Rt. 1, BOX 3U3-A. LADY WANTS TRANSPORTATION to St. Louis. Columbus. 6hare ex penses. Beck, Kouie a, -u WILL PAY CASH for cheap motor cycle, O. E. Womelsdorf, 224 Clark. WANTED To buy horse suitable for riding and driving. Phone 437-R. O. C. Hoover. WANT Three to share expenses to Los Angeles. Leaving about June 9. Phone 4-F-7. Eagle Point. W. P. Martin. Eagle Point Star Route, Medford. WANTED 200 feeder pigs, from 60 to 100 lbs. Phone 634-T. Ralph Smith. LEAVING for Portland Saturday. Have room for one passenger. Box 1708, Tribune. WANTED Transportation to Ash land Normal. Phone luna-to WANTED Good used gas engine, 1", or 2 h.p. Phone 857-Y. NOTICE Let me contract your thin ning and save vou money. Have several experienced thinners, 258-W. Wlthrow. Tel WAtjnrn to nnRROW 64.000. Can give UO.000 security. See I. N. 220 No. Bartlett. WANTED Dead and worthless ani mal removed Iree ol charge Phone 1760 (reverse charnesl Southern .. Oregon By-Products Co. WANTED Six or eight-Inch Irriga tion pipe or metal troughs M J care Mall Tribune. LAWNMOWERS aharpened and re paired Joe J Jones. 32 N Grape St Phone 369. ' HIOIIEST CASH PRICES PAID Pot Your Furniture MEDFORD HARC.AIM HOUSE 1 27 N Grape St Phone 1062 LADNDRT Mrs Huson Tel 1345-M WELL-DRILLING 0 8 or 10-ln hole deep or shallow E D Lamb. 1185 No 9th Grants Pass WOOL - MOHAIR - HIDES And Pelts See us before you sell MEDFORD BARUAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape St Phune 1062 Wanted - Unfurnished or partly furnished house ot tlat 2 oedrnums oil or circulating neat Must oe modern ana gofKJ ne iKhrxtrhood. up 9VJ DOS laid ITIOUUB HIGHEST PRICES PAID for Batteries Radiators Aluminum Brass Cop oei ana otnei metals MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE '1 N Orspe St Phone 1062 WE IM MOKE C4h Fnf y.iur furniture HIII.IIIIIXIK A 4MIHKWS 'th ana Front Phone 547 aperino, 25c roll Pain'irg at r-swmable prices work jiiaran- r-ill AM 5 110 N B .r-l-tt FOR RENT- HOUSES ssrrr Furnished house, 540 fa St. Inquire 40i W. 2nd. i -. , . i ., s , . . j FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT o-room unfurnished house, close In: 122 50, water paid. a. w winner, ileal Estate, 223 No. Riverside. FOR RENT Clean 8-room house, ooi west jam. rnone 121-L. FOR RENT 7-room furnished house. inquire so cottage, evenings. FOR RENT 4-room partly furnish ed house, 17.50. Phone 720. FOR RENT For summer months, partly furnished 4-room house at 808 Dakota. Inquire 612 South Newtown. - FOR RENT Good house with oil fur nace at 908 Queen Anne. Inquire Oliver Rogers, 519 Crater Lake. FOR RENT FURNI3HED ROOMS FOR RENT Large rooms, comfort able beds; always cool. 1211 Weat Main. SLEEPING ROOM for 3 ladles. 706 So. Oakdale. PLEASANT room or apt. 918 West 10th. , e , FOR RENT Nicely furnished aleeolng room ror gentleman: garage It de - sired 325 So Riverside ROOM FOR TWO 153 No. Oakdale FOR RENT Heated furnished room 714 West 10th Phone I656-Y ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 Grape FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished apartment, 616 North Central. FOR RENT 2-room apt., close In; hot and cold water, garage, 125 No. Holly. FOR RENT Furnished small single apartment: Frlgldalre and electric range. Hotel Holland. FOR RENT Large, modern 3-room apartment; newly decorated and cool .with attractive yard; private entrance and garage. Adults only. 711 E. Main. FOR RENT Furnished apt.: bed room, combination living room and dining room, fireplace, cabinet kit chen and bath; hot and cold water paid. Mall Tribune Building. Ap ply Business Office, Mall Tribune FOR RENT 3-room apt. Adults. 40 Quince St. Phone 641-W. FOR RENT Apartments. 334 Apple. FURNISHED apartments, reasonable. 21 Genesee. FOR RENT Two furnished apart ments: In Mall Tribune building: one with shower, one with tub bath. Hot and cold water fur nished. Very reasonable rent. Ap ply at Mall Tribune office. FOR RENT 2 furnished apartments. See Roland Hubbard or Al LlttreU. FURNISHED 3-room apartment, ground floor; private bath, Frlgld alre, garage. 604 West 10th. FURNISHED APT. Private hath, Frlgldalre. 806 W. Main. FOR RENT Furnisned comfortable apartment; private entrance: Frlg ldalre. etc. Inquire 518 8. Oakdale FOR RENT 2-room furnished apt. 444 So. Fir. APTS FOR RENT GeBauer Apts. FINE modern apartment Inquire at F. & F Bank. FOR RENT BOARD-ROOMS BOARD and 100M 23 No. Orange. BOARD and ROOM 716 E. Main. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS BACHELOR CABIN, 445 So. Front. FOR - RENT 850 icres stock farm. 225 acres good soil, ready for sum merfallow, balance pasture, on .ilb'h way. and electricity, also pasture for sale. 602 N. Riverside. Ph. 1457 FOR RENT 2 store rooms steam heated office room See Al LlttreU or Roland Hubbard Phone 237 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR 8 ALE Two fresh heifers, one fresh cow, one springer cow and one fine 2-year-old saddle mare. 78 Mt. Ave, Ashland, Ore. FOR SALE 9 weaner pigs. Wright, Central Point. Kate FOR SALE Fine 2-year-old Perch eron stallion. See mother; regis tered sire. R. H. Seegmlller, Rt. 1, Central Point. ' FOR SALE 1 good horse, 1 new set harness. 1 wagon and hay frame, horse drawn ditcher. Oak Grove road. Phone S44-R-1. 100 HEAD ewes and lambs. Butte Falls road. Box 19. FOR SALE Choice registered Duroc boar pigs. R. C. Benson, old Pacific highway. Phone 498-X. FOR SALE Fresh tested cows, team heavy mules. F. V. Cook. Eagle Point. FOR SALE BERRY HALLOCKS and CRATES FRUIT BASKETS o! all kinds Prices right Monarch Seed & Feed Co FOR SALE Registered Ouemsey bull. No 218205; 4 yesrs old: well marked Howard C. Short, 2agle Point Ore FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE SMALL DAIRY 14 acres, mostly B-?ar tJ'7Cn creek bottom soil. 8 seres dOlvU Irrigated, balance sub Irrlgatmi: neat modem 5-room cot tage with basement and furnace, barn, chick house, etc.. famMy fruit. Farm machinery goes with place. On paved road. Terms or trade for THEMaTeSTATE EXCHANGE No. 7 N. Bartlett St. TRADE EQUITY 34-scre dairy farm near Rome River for smallernplace with electricity, clear or neatly clfar. Have good house, barn, chicken house, hay house. 6 cows 1 bull. 8 calves, clover, alfalfa, fruit, elec. Consld-r good home In Med f 17"7. TTIh'ln. ,-OB SALE - REAL ESTATE FOR SALE By owner. 5 acres with 4-room modern house. Route 1. BOX 108. FOR SALE - SEAL ESTATE REMODELING Home' Owner Loan Corp, house. . 132 Tripp, for oa'.e only. Best terms. Harold H. Brown Agency, rnone iwo, alter o. ioiu SMALL DAIRY FARM 10 Acres, all Irrigated and In clover: fruit and berrlea; new house and garage, fair barn: located on stale highway; mall, school bus and cream routes. Price S3400, Including 10 . cows, 6- calves and household furni ture. L. G. Plc'kell, 16 So. Bartlett. FOR SALE 48 acres good soil; 25 acres alfalfa, .12 acres wheut. 8 acics com: no Irrigation to pay: $3600. . Modern 6-room house, good con dition, large lot, trees, lawn, flowers, garden: $3200. H. O. Wilson, 7 Chestnut, Tel. 1564. FOR SALE 6-room modern house, partly furnished: 4 acres under ditch. Price $2750; $750 down, bal ance $300 a year, plus Interest at 6: mile north of Beall Lane on Old Stage road, Rt. a, Box 235. HOUSES FOR SALE to Medford and surrounding towns. Eaey terms Jackson County Federal Savings Loan Association. WHEN you think oi real estate think of BROWN SI WHITE. FOR SALE PurnlshrO Bom. 422 9 Ivy. FEDERAL LAND bANK FARMS For Information Inquire of Warren Patterson Secretary at the National Farm Loan Office 202 Liberty Bldg Tel 1149 Or O A Barnes. J6"l E 8t.h Eugene Ore FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1936 PLYMOUTH Touring Sedan, de luxe model; original finish like new; guaranteed throughout. Only $579 for Saturday only. Low. easy terms. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO Dodge ami Plymouth Distributors. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE '37 Ford V-8 Coupe. $24.94 per mo. Insurance and Interest Included. Car In excellent condition. A bar gain worth your consideration. Brlggs-Humphrey Motor Co. DeSoto-Plymouth. 132 South Riverside. 1935 Ford Logger and Traller....$595.00 1931 Ford Logger and Trailer 275.00 1935 Ford 1 -ton Truck 295 00 1936 Dodge Pickup 465 00 1936 Ford Pickup '. - 425.00 SEE THESE BEFORE YOU BUY. CLAYCOMB MOTOR CO, Ashland. FOR8ALE Model T Ford, $15 If taken at once. 311 Haven. FOR SALE, SACRIFICE 1936 Hudson coupe: lOOKS ana runs line new See owner at Valley Fuel Co. FOR SALE LaSalle Sedan, priced for sale: perfect condition; family car. 139 8. Fir. FOR SALE 1936 Ford Fordor Sedan Returning east, must raise lash Sacrifice for $495 R. E. Sllkala, 220 N. Bartlett. C. E. GATEfct AUTO CO. SPECIAL R. St Q. GUARANTEED CARS V 1937 Ford 60 Coupe ..v.......... $066 1936 Ford Tudor Touring Sedan; reconditioned motor, excel lent paint i $405 1935 Ford Fordor; trunk, recon ditioned motor, good paint $445 1935 rrd Coupe. 3-window de luxe;- reconditioned thruout $425 1936 Plymouth 4-door Sedan: new paint; with radio 495 1930 Ford Express, dual wheels canopy - $225 1930 Chevrolet Coupe; excellent condition v..$165 C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Used Car. Department - . - 6th and Bartlett. . FOR SALE 6-cytlnder coupe, $85 Good condition. Inquire Valley Fuel. Phone 76. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Vetch and oat hay In field. $8 ton: ready now. H. L. Pyle, Sams Valley. OAS RANGE, also wood range; cheap. 322 South Central (rear). LADY'S light coat, size 16, $1.50. Tel. 1665-J. WANTED Hay to bale. 319 Laurel St. Phone 1226. MR. FARMER, can you guess the weight of a calf? Tell us. Davis Feed Store, 127 N. Riverside. POULTRY house spray only 29c gal. Fly spray. 60c gal. BEST PLACE to buy FEEDS, "hay salt. Davis Feed Store, 127 No. Riverside. FOR SALE Centrifugal 2-lnch pump. Call evenings, 636 Pearl. FOR SALE Grain hay in field. Phone 1453-R-3. Cox ranch, South Peach. FOR SALE . Caterpillar Diesel with Isaacson Dozer blade. J. D. French Ranch, Sterling. FOR 8ALE Conn trumpet, like new. 107 Washington. SPEED QUEEN WABHERS and Iron ers. Reduction on Spartan Refrlg eratora. Good used washers and radios at bargain prices. Washer parts for all makes of washers. Special price on wringer rolls for a limited time. We have a factory trained washer service man. FICK'S HARDWARE. GOOD used, washing machine, also good electrlo refrigerator for sale very reasonsble. Terms If desired Flynn Electric Co., 131 West Main Phone 107. , t , . FOR SALE Oood bicycle, cheap. 204 So. Grape. MYERS WATER PRESSURE SYSTEMS Reasonably priced; Installation guaranteed Pumping systems over- , hauled Plumbing contracting. We can save you money. Special price on General Paints Femco Electric Fence Regulators. PICK S HARDWARE. FOR SALE Newtowns packed or loose Ans quantity American ' Fruit Growers warehouse 213 S Fu LAUREL. Fir and Pine; $1. up. Tel 452-R-2 ZINNIAS. TOMATO PLANTS. Be doa 12x14 tent. 825 West 13th. SUGAR PINE SHANES FOR SALE E O rsoet Central Point river LOAM -Excel lent lot flowers or lawns. Fbons 1634-1, FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE - Llly-of-tlie-vailey 720 West 2nd St ELECTRIC Fence Eichange. $17.60 up Harry Weagant, Ashland Ph ll-F-4 BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE. SACRIFICE Beauty equipment. Sommers P. W. ma chine, 2 dryers, shampoo tray, mir ror. Perfeot condition. See owner, 819 Bennett St, after 6 p. m. LARGE Independent super service station for lease. Located In heart of city. Will take over $1,000 to handle. Wonderful opportunity. P. O. Box 983. Medford. FOR RENT Service station, living quarters. Inquire shingle house, across from cheese factory, Central Point. MISCELLANEOUS HAIL INSURANCE at standard rate Prompt and sattsfsctory adjust menta. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INC Chinese Herbs for all allmenta GET QUICK RESULTS Try our remedies. Consult us free. CHAN is CHAN CO, 235 E. Main. FOR A-l dry cleaning and laundry call 15 day or night PERSONAL POEMS BET TO MOSIO ARRANGED for publication Submit best work elthei ooeme oi meludles, rot free examination and report M M M 3tudlus Depi K Portland Jrt'gon BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO TITI.K INMUlANCb AHSTHACTS ESCROWS Dressmaking. THE DOMESTIC SHOPPE 2ii yrs. exp. Tailoring. Dressmaking. Alterations, Remodeling, Hemstitching. Buckles and buttons covered. '19 N. Bartlett. THE FASHION 8HOP - Dressmaking and Remodeling. Buttons and ' Buckles covered Room 12. Spsrta Bldg Tel 1181 DRESSMAKING. Tailoring.. Ladles Coats and Suit Alterations Prices reasonable Mary M Coker. era terlan Bldg - Expert Kug Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT Clean and do moth Ruga. Davenports Chair etc 39 So Grape Geo A Seely, -?h 1172 LET QEOROE DO IT Tel 1172 House cleaning, floor waxing, da mothlng. rug, upholstery cleaning LOANS VACATION DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN Call On Us For Your Vocation Cash. Quick, friendly loans up to $300 on your own signature and security. No endorsers. Small, adjustable monthly payments. Call. Phone or Write OREGON FINANCE CO. (Formerly Ore. & Wash. Mtg. Co.) Lie. Nof 3-211, M217. Phone 130. 45 So. Central. Radiator Repairing HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE 33 South Bartlett Roofing. REPAIR and apply all kinds of roofs Let us give you an est l mate. All work gunra.iteed Phone 1263 . J R. Monson, Old Pacific Hwy. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Remnant of combustion 4. Dried grass 7. Contemptuous name for a child 1L Born 12. Soon 14. Nerve 1 network lb. Ornamental '. . deuign IT. On the ocean 18. City In Italy 19. Occurrenc 21. Dirtied 24. Topnotcher 27. MornlnR prayers 29. Lake In the I'nnama Canal SI. RectmiEular Insetn 12. Parts of gannllne engines 33. Oaze 34. Most rational 35. One who doei firofP1onaJ. y; RufTU 15. Revoke st cards IS. Rib or vein of a leaf 10. Garment Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle ANAAiDESgOCA T O B A C C CM C A D E T SP I EDlC ApTOQjN ORTSlqAPTglWO AESLOPE SMTAi PElEAMESlSETS SNJ I GGEpSPREE iiSAGSMFE APil Al R A dJaME L A T Ni SEApARERjRyE slElcMlDElElDlsilsrT Y 44. Coll eft cheera 46. Medieval weapon 49. Ooddesi of discord 50. Pile 11. Metalliferous rock 53. South American animal 53. Thlrntv K4. Auditory . organ -r i3. Nf r r mm7 a 9 r s ' Hlif? 2 III v.y, ' VM. 2i 22 i3 V' M is " m wA m. w S tUiVitt tiiUi, I I - .IS.III I I I I issBBBBBSBfeSi it I t !n ! t S " " Alt 41 46 ""T" so r i "" 5" Wir 1 1 br l 1 BUSINESS DtHECTORY Painting PAINTING Industrial and residen tial work quickly done at moderate cost Latest spray-type equipment P H Oardner Phone 13".oW COLORS BY NATURE PAINTS BY PITTSBURGH Let us recommend . a reliable painter or paperhanatui PH A loans fot painting now avail able Pittsburgh Paint Store. 133 W Main Trucking. GENERAL DUMP rRUCKING Sand, gravel, top soil, decomptvsed granite Ray Chamberlln Hwy 39. mile west Gold Hill. Tel Gold Hill fl Transfer DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and 'Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded carriers Ftreprool storage Expert crating, packing and shipping service DavU for Service " Phone 644. -. EADS TRANSFER A STORAGE CO. Office 26 So Fir Phone 316 Price right rrvips fuamnteed LEGAL NOTICES Notice to Creditors. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson In the Matter of the Estate of Amelia S. Antle, deceased. Notice la hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed .nd qualified as administrator of the Estate of Amelia S. Antle, deceased; all persona having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, with proper vouchers, at the office of Kenneth G. Denman. attorney for the undersigned, In the Jnckson County Bairk Pulldlng In Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, within six months from- the date hereof. Dated and first published May 13. 1038. H F. ANTLE. Administrator of the Estate ot Amelia S. Antle. Deceased. TO WASHINGTON, June 3. (fl) The war department today transferred Brig. Gen. Georgo Gruncrt from the Philippines to command of the Fifth Infantry brigade, Vancouver Barracks, Wash. Grunert, now commander of the 23rd brigade at Manila, will succeed Brig. Gen. George O. Marshall, who has been ordered to duty here. Brig. Gen. Duncan K. Mayor, now at Schofleld Barracks, Hawaii, who had been scheduled to succeed Brig. Gen. Laurence Halstead at Port Wads worth, N. Y.. was assigned Instead to command of the San Francisco port of embarkation, where he will succeed Brig. Gen. Robert 8. Abernathy, who will retire this summer. Col. Irving J. Phllllpson was trans ferred from the 30th Infantry, San Francisco, to command of the Second Infantry brigade, Fort Ontario, N. T., efectlve July 1. Phllllpson soon will be advanced to the rank of brigadier general. ,. . Find Flood Victim LOS ANOELES, June 8. ) A works progress administration ateam shovel crew working In the Los An geles river bed In the Van Nuys district, unearthed today the body of a woman about 35 yeara old. Police Capt. Bert Massey, who took charge of efforts to Identify the woman, said she apparently was a victim of the March 2 flood. He said IS bodies have been recovered In this district. Cross-Word Puzzle 10. Afternoon function 13. Body of a church 16. Close relative 20. Kind of lace . or embroid ery 22. Large oil cans 23. ' Those having power . . 26. Rudely concise 26. Type measures 27. Rhlp'e ottlcer 28. Without rule or govern ment 10. Eastern po tentate 11. Greek letter 32. To: Scotch 34. Trapped 27. Draw nnely and clearly St. Mountain In Greece 4L Musical Instrument 42. Prevalent winter wind Of the Adrlatle 43. Pitcher 44. Rlbhed fabric 46. Southern constellation 47. Rowing Im plement 48. Catch sight of DOWN ' 1. Handle 2. Makes needle work t. Warmth 4. Headpiece 5. Tropical bird I. Country bumpkins T. Chaffy part of ground grain I. Say again or differently 9. Devoured mm Eagle Point EAGLE POINT, June 8. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Ohas. Elliott and mother of Medford and Mrs. TavU Shaw of Portland spent lost Sunday In Englo Point calling on old friends They were dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Starcher and little laughter of Medford , Mr. and Mrs S. N. Emlson and Mrs. Beatrice Oal- breath and son and daughter were callers at th Boy Stanley home last Sunday. Bertrand Stanley and Cslvln But ler, who have been attending college st Sacramento. Calif., arrived at the Roy Stanley home Tuesday. 1 They lett Thursday morning for Redmond. Ore., which Is Calvin's home. Bert land will return In a few days. Deepest sympathy of this commu nity is extended the Parlow family In the loss of mother and grand mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Parlow, who passed away In Medford, May 31. She was a sweet, patient little lady and was well beloved by all who knew her. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peppard of Chlloquln end Jack's sister, Miss Winnie Peppnrd of Boattle, wash., visited Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Hender son last Sunday. Mrs. Ruth Davidson and two daughters, Maria and Fiances, left Wednesday for the Frank Dltsworth place to pick strawberries. Mrs. Clave end son, "Sandy," leu last Saturday for their old home In Iowa, whore they will spend the summer, returning here In Septem ber. Miss Yetta Olson will leave Satur day for Eugene, where she will at tend summer school, but win re turn In September In time to start snother term of teaching In high school. Roy Neugart, former high school coach and seventh and eighth grade teacher here, left last week end for Corvallls to attend school there. Ar nold Oosnell. who will take Mr. Neu- gart's place In the school next win ter, and family havs recently moved Into one of the Blanch Stanley houses near the school house. Mrs. J. W. Bateman of Sacramento and granddaughter, Marian, are here visiting with her daughter, Mrs. El mer Hurd, snd family. There will be a Joint meeting of the Home Economics club and the Olvlc Improvement club at the club rooms Thursday, June 8. Thero will be a no-hostess service of Ice cream and cake and a nominal fee will bo charged for the refreshments. A pleasant afternoon Is promised ano all members are urged to attend." Mrs. Orvlllo Henderson and Betty Jean Glpson spent last Sunday at Callfornia-on-theiRogue witn Mrs, M. Barr. - Wagner Creek WAGNER CREEK, June I. (Spl.) Mrs. Udell Blanchl of Klamath Palls Is here visiting her mother, Mrs. Ella Abbott, for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis McGrew and daughter Jean have moved to Butte Palls. Mr. McGrew Is employed witn Everett Skeetcrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lockwood and son of But's Palls motored over, May 28, visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sommers and Mr. snd Mrs. Lockwood. Neighbors and friends of Mr. Hen- drlck Goddard are glad to hear ha Is better. Wagner Creek school hsd Its annual school picnic Mny 20, at the forks of the road on Wagner creek. Mrs. Leila Lynch attended the nor mal school graduating exercises on June 1. Genevieve Wolty of Talent and for merly of this district was graduated from Southern Oregon Normal. Joyce Hayes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hayes, returned home May 31. She attended high school In Hal- sey. Ore. Wagner Creek school eighth grado graduates Joined In with the other rural schools In the exercises given at the Normal school, May 27, The graduates were Stella Loose, Alvln Penton and Albert Anderson. Bemloe Anderson and son Albert visited Mr. -and Mrs. Lyle Brlner at the Mountain ranch, May 29. , Lake Creek LAKE CREEK. June 3. (Spl.) Sunday guest at the Charles 8e fleld home were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wendt of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wallace and children, Dale and Roma, of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Deo. Stldman and Charles Newitrom of O rants Pans, Mr. and Mrs. John Welch and family, and Mary, Joan and Blllle Nianaum. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Pech. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Pech, with Bert Moore and Ewald ScholtB of Medford, hiked to Lost lake, fishing. Sunday. Thimble QOMlp club met Wednes day with Mrs, Augusta See field. Among thoee present were Fern Day Ethel Hoefft, Mayael Hoefft. Minnie For, Margaret Pech, Mayael Cart wright, Vevla arlgsby, Ella Tyrrell. Mlsa Edith Hoefft spent Thursday with Mlsa Joyce Oiissom. The many friends of Orandma Far low were deeply grieved to hear of her death Tuesday morning. She had 11 red In this community for the greater part of her life and was dearly loved by all who knew her. IT.e family hrfa the sincere sympathy of all her friends.' Mrs. Clarence) Oartwrlght of Med ford was a guest Wednesday at the William Hoefft home. Oae Mail Tribune Want Ad Brownsboro BROWNSBORO. June S. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Hultz and daughter-in-law from Tacoma, Wash., visited here one day last week at the Wright home. School closed last Thursday with a picnic lunch of Ice cream, cake and sandwiches. AU the children did good work and made their grades. Betty Jans Trueblood graduated from the eighth grade and will attend high school next year. Several Brownsboro families spent last Sunday picnicking snd fishing on the north fork of Little Butte creek. Mr. snd Mrs. Don Young of Por tuna, Calif., are guests at the home of Mrs. Geo. Brown. Bill Myers of Medford snd Gerald Hansen made a trip to Crater Lake last Sunday. Harold Prince, who is collecting agutes, Is living In one of the Wright oabtns. Members of the cemetery associa tion met last Saturday for a cleanup day at the cemetery. A picnic lunch was enjoyed at noon. Tins is tne first time this work has been car ried out and all felt repaid for tho efforts put forth. Floyd Brown of Arkansas was a guest Isst week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tucker and Earl Tucker spent a couple of days last week at yrtle Creek. Lois and Billy Wright are at home after having spent the winter In Medford attending 'high school. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Henry were called to Medford on Wednesday of lost week to be with their daughter, Mrs. Nelson, whose husband Is seri ously 111. Mrs. Percy Heury enteratlned tne Friendship circle at her home May 28. Although then was a small at tendance a, pleasant afternoon was spent. Refreshments of Ice craem and cake were served. Central Point CENTRAL POINT, June 8. (Spl.) A pleasing event of May 27 was an all day quilting party at the country home of Mrs. Roy Nichols. A delicious ohlcken dinner wss served by the hostess, at noon. Included among the guests were, Mrs. E. O. Faber, Mrs. Louis Grimes, Mrs. Ted Hill, Mrs. C. O. Duncan, Mrs. Earl Richmond, Mrs. D. M. Grasham, Mrs. o. M. Mlnnlck, Mrs. Stanley Parrlsh, Mrs. Adrian Thompson and daughter Lorene, Mrs. Joe Cox and daughter Dolores, Mrs. L. H. Smith and the hostess, Mrs. Roy Nichols. A tour of the flower garden was enjoyed after dinner. Miss Erma Hamrlck of Warm Springs, . Oregon, arrived Sunday morning for a visit of s few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hamrlck and other friends and rela tives. George Cartrlght left June 1 tor his home in McMlnnvllle, after a two weeks visit with frlenda In Central Point. Civic club met Wednesday after noon tor the closing session of a successful year. Guy Tex was the speaker from ths local business cir cles of Central Point. His talk was outstanding In encouragement to the ladles of the club to continue the good work. Election of officers re sulted In the presidency going to Mrs. Fanny Lawrence; vies president, Eatelle Pox; secretary, Lorlle Mlnnlck and treasurer, Lucy Blther. Refresh ments were served by Mrs. Kllburn and Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Pox re ported that Central. Point organised the first clvlo club In Jackson county several years ago. Mr, and Mrs. O. H. Bohnert enter tained on Saturday night with a Sunday school party for the young married people of the Christian church. With a lawn party, ths grounds were electrically lighted, and three croquet 'sets put up. Refresh ments of Ice cream and cake were served by Mrs. Frances Houston snd Mrs. Ruth Hoover. Miss Kathryn Lathrop Is being congratulated on being one of the honor graduates of O. 8. 0., Corvallls. Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards moved to Medford, May 28. Fern Valley PERN VALLEY, June 8. Spl ) Misses Anne and Lillian Kantor, Mrs. Margaret Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kantor. Jr., drovs to the -Oregon Caves, Sunday. Via Mason, foreman of Sunny Ollff orchards, Is receiving congratulations on ths birth ot a granddaughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coghlll ot Talent, May 38. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swingle Join in wishing them happiness. Their marriage was on June 1. She formerly was Miss Alice Hensler, dsughter of Mr. snd Mrs. A. Hensler. They will make their home In Lakevlew after a honeymoon in Portland. Raymond Chllders of Valley View Is staying with his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ward, this sum me. Lem Hughes lent snother horse the last ot the week. Wm. Kantor also hsd a heifer die. Mrs. John Ssvsgs and mother, Mrs Mabel Bennett, of Murphy, called at ths L. H. Hughes boms Friday. Mrs. J. Moors and Ralph Swingle of Lakevlew were guests st ths Hens ler home for ths wedding of their son and Miss Henster, Wednesday. Mrs. Wm. Perns, Mrs. Ivan Olson Mrs. rred Hensler and Miss Alice Tensler were dinner guests Saturday at ths horns ot Mr. and Mrs. Jobs Q. Stewart In Grants Psiu. rfHvtnv on to Wlldervllle In the afternoon to visit mends there. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hammond of Klamath Palls were house guests for the week end at the B. E. Marshall horns. Charles Horton, cattleman from Tula Lake, was In the community on business the first of the week. . Ben Dawson has finished shearing his sheep. His brother came down from Roseburg with his truck to de liver the wool to Roseburg. Gordon and Hubert Beer and Glen Watson of Medford were callers a the Ed Marshall home Sunday. S. R, Morris of Ashland, accompa nied by his brothers, Ranee, from Klamath Falls, and Luther, of south ern California, was driving through " vnuey ounaay and looking over the land that was formerly known as tuv uiu morns piace ana was owned by their fether, Levle p. Morris. TnH nronertv lneludm th. i Orchard Park block, Bell and Green property, to the top of the knoll oa the Sunny Cliff orchard and east In' eluding the 400-aijre pasture now known as the Dunlap pasturs. r. um u-s. a. reaerson snd fan- Hy ' oi Ashland were callers at th O. Eldrldcre hnm. nniB J. i Mr. and Mr. tw,n Pn..,. n rw.w visited Mrs. Jos Kantor, Jr., Monday. Mr. Perdue's sister. Mrs. Ells John son of Grants Pass, spent Monday with the Perdue family. Mr. Warner, county blight Inspec tor, was In the valley Wednesday. H reports the orchards In fairly good condition. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dunlapp, new lyweds of lest Saturday, have moved into the Wm. Kantor home In Val ley View. Mrs. Lem Hughes Is quits 111. Mr. Huehes Is still unahln tr. will, with out his crutches snd Is going -to Ashland every other day for treat ment. Several of the orchardlsts In the falley have started thinning fruit. , COURT HOUSE NEWS Furnished by ths Jackson County Abstract Co. 121 E Sixth Street Marriage Licenses Ralph A. Todd and Gladys . Brantley. Robert B. Ruff and Mary L. KI- logg Delmsr Colegrovs and Sophia A. Miller. James T. Brlggs and Mildred a. Drager. Chester Re tan Seapy and Mary L. Jsnntngs. Marlon E. Dunlap and Ruby L. Lantroop. Tracy J. Muss and Gladys M. Vin cent. Ralph L. Close and Vlda A. Nlckell. Le Roy Peck and Valerea Maglun. Harry B. Heavllln and Violet R. Trubee. Larry B. Grantham and Clair Hector. District Court Henry Bradly vs. John Opp st si; Hen. Jsmes Bradley vs. John Opp st al; lien. ' Webb R. Mason vs. John Opp st al! lien. : Don Masters vs. John Opp st all lien. Melvln Palmer vs. John Opp st al; Hen. J. O. Bradley vs. John Opp at tts lien. Dan McLellan 7s. John Opp s alt lien. R. Edwards st ux vs. H. M. Morri son et ux; to reform agreement, eta. Probsts Estate of Wm. P. Hobecht, de ceased; probsts. Real Estate Jacob a. Cassutt to H I. Axtell et UX, W. D.: NVi BEM sec. 24 twp. 33S. R. 1 E. W. M. James Milton et ux to D. L. Thrush st ux, Q. O. D.; land In sec. 8, 10 and 18 twp. 86 S. R. 4 W. W. M. " L. R. Dyer st ux to Francis . Troutter et tut, W D.; lots 4. S, , block 8 Oak Park addition to Central Point. A. J. McCallen'st ux to Oeorgs Wallace et al, W. D.; lot on Laurel street. Ernest Goodwin Roaeborough st ux to John S. Dsy st al, W. D.; lot 4 Roseborough, Heights sub. of blk. 11 ext. of Siskiyou Heights add. to Medford. W. W. Bates at al to D. O. Fred erick st ux, W. D.; lot i blk. 7 Park odd. to Medford. City of Medford to Herman k Ekerson et ux, W. D.; lot 38 blk 3. Glen Oak sub. being part blk. 1 extension of Siskiyou Heights add. to Medford. Albert Josephs to H. B. Curtis st ux, W. D.; Isnd In DLO 45 twp. 32 8. R. 1 E. W. M. Edgar A. Edwards st al to Francis C. Edwards, Q. CD.: Sli NWVi snd ws swy, sec. a twp. si s. R. 4 w. W. M. , City of Central Point to Cart A. Tresbesch, deed; lot 8 blk. 83 Cen tral Point. -- G. P. GLAD SHOW OPEN 10 O RANTS PASS, Juns 8. ? Th Orants Pass gladiolus show, to b presented the third year hare Au gust 5 snd 6, will tx opsn for th first time to non-member exhibitors, ths show committee decided today. A section will be provided Pacific coast growers for exhibit of seedling ' hybrids and naw varieties only, snd not In competition with similar dis plays by member Southwestern Ore gon growers. Decision to open th show to out sldo production IS ths first ssuanaloa ' mova sine It was first held In 138. At that tlm growers decided to mats certain th show would b a local success. Cat Mall Trtbunt Wast Ads. t st
