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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOTCD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1fl3S. PAGE THIRTEEN CO)(2 Read every ad on this page You will probably find exactlj tbe things rou have been look ing toi or a sale 01 trade loi unused articles you may have Search youi attic or store-room you may rind many thing sthers are seeking and be able to realize immediate cash II what you want isn't here, ad vertise for it Tribune classi fied Ads are Inexpensive effective! RATES per word first insertion Zc (Minimum sSc) Each additional Insertion, per word - lc (.Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy change ,.........- .$1.25 CASH Or money order must ao company all mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND POUND Bunch keys, register No. 820. Owner call at Mall Tribune office. LOST Pontlac nub cap. Please re turn to Mall Tribune. LOST II dug iMaaiug. call 1816, WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Farm Help for blocking and thinning beets in basis 7.40 acre. Bunkhouse accommodatl ins but mm. furnish own blanket Board el 00 day. Poplar Land Com pany, Route a, Bnohomlsb, Wa&h OREGON CORPORATION, controlled by responsible men of Integrity, and having complied with all legal requirements, la desirous of secur ing stock salesmen or. women or contact people. Deal la meritorious and will stand any Investigation. Address P. O. Box 48, Salem, Ore , for appointment. EXPERIENCED automobile salesman. Must be man with previous new car experience and capable of clos ing deals. Good commission ar rangement and demonstrator fur nished. A real opportunlt) for a rustler In a small community with wide-awake dealer. Box 2542. Mall Tribune. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Woman for companion for sick woman. Room and board. 855 W. 2nd. WANTED Experienced waitress. Hotel Jackson. . RANTED Capable person for cook ' lng and downstairs work: no laun dry. References required. Box 1748. Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS RICE, the painter. Phone 11B7-J. WANTED House-cleaning. 25c hour. Also washing and Ironing. Refer ences. Phone 1565-J. MIDDLE - AGED woman will kenp house for adults or help with In valid, for good home and small wages. Must be long-time Job. Write Box 1511. Tribune. References LICENSED GUIDE with pack train will guide yqu safely on your fish ing trip. Will go anywhere and furnish everything. Harry Goode. Prospect. Oregon. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Blda on delivering 35 tiers 16-ln. dry body oak and 5 tiers 16-ln. dry body pine, to Table R-ick schoolhouse. John L. Nealon, Tel. , 188. Central Point. r. 'LEAVING for Portland Saturday morning. Can take three pessen gers. Share expenses. Inquire Mer rick's Auto Camp. Cabin 58. WANTED 250 ft. of 12-lnch hy draulic pipe. State price. R. H. Walter, Jacksonville, Copper Route. WANTED Hay to bale. Will go any where. Pickup or stationary. 319 Laurel. Phone 1226. FOR upholstering and repairing, Phone 869-R. WANTED To rent or buy wheel chair. Phone 1775-J or write Box 1520, Tribune. WANTED Children to care for: good care, fine shade. Mrs. Applegate. 604 W. Clark. Phone 1565-J. WILL the person who picked up the package containing baby shoes, by mistake. In Woolworth'a store please return to Mall Tribune office. WELL DRILLINO SI. 50 per ft first 50 ft., etc J. M. Dodge. 519 King ) WANTED Dead and worthless enl- mal removed free 01 charge Phone ' 1769 (reverse charges! Southern Oregoo By -Products Co LAWNMOWER8 sharpened and re paired Joe J Jones 32 N Grape 8t ?hone. 369 liToTlKSl CASH PIIH'IS P4ID Phi Tout Furniture MKDFIIKII HtROAIN 11(11 27 N Grape at Phone 1062 WOOL - MOHAIR - HIDES And Pells See us oerore you sell MEUFOKD BAROA1N UOU8B. 27 N Grape St Phune 1062 WANTED - Unfurnished ji oartly furnished Douse oi Uat a oedroums oil 0( circuiting neat Must ot modern and $ol neighborhood, up to S40 Boa 1572 moune HVlHESI PHHEC PAID rot Batteries Ramntor at'immtim Brass Cop oer 4no Jtnei metals MEIIFMKD BAROAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape St Pnone 106a Kt Pv MOKr VHH p.it mui furniture RIM.rlKIIIIH . 4MIKKH8 " oth son PYoM Phone 547 PAPENINU 25c roll salnMS v reasonable prices Work guaran teed. Call ApV.6, 10 N. Baruett FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Newly decorated room, 408 Edwards. PLEASANT room or apt 916 West 10th. FOR RENT Nicely furnished tleeolng room rot gentleman, garage If da sired 321 So Rireralda ROOM FOR rWO 168 No OaXdala FOR RENT Heated furnished room 714 West 10th Phone 1555-1 ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 8 Orape FOR. RENT-HOUSES FURNISHED V4 duplex; 3 and 3-foom apartments. 604 W. 10th. FOR RENT Nicely furnished 5-room house, olosa In; shade. Tel. 1292-L. FOR RENT Clean -room house, S31 W. 12th. Phono 121-L. FOR RENT 7 -room furnished house. 25. 726 Welch St. FOR RENT 4 -room modem house. 537 Austin Bt. FOR RENT Modern 5-room house; electric range, overstuffed, 135; Close In. Inquire 518 East Mam. FOR RENT Vj duplex, furnished, 20 month; close In. L. G. Plckell, 18 So. Bartlett. FOR RENT 6-room furnished house. 422 8. Ivy. FOR RENT 6-room modern house, address 221 Vancouver; $18 50 per month. Including water. Telephone 572-R-3. FOR RENT House, 2 miles from Prospect. Mrs. A. Penwell, 323 Beatty Bt. FURNISHED and partly furnlahert houses In iagle Point; Medford water. Mrs. Geo. Hormet. FOR RENT 6 room house, 907 West 11th. unfurnished. $27.60. Phone 238 FOR RENT Purnl ihed house. No 2 Everette Court W. 11th street. Adults only. $27.50. Phone 238. FOR RENT 6-room modern house. 35. 408 N. Ivy. Adults. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT email furnished apart ment. No smoking. 630 S. central HOUSEKEEPING rooms, 533 Austin St. FOR RENT Modern, 3-rooms and bath. Adults only. 134 Stark. FOR RENT 8-room nicely furnish ed apartment; garage. 531 8. River side. FURNISHED cool apartment, private bath. Frlglralre. 808 W. Main. FOR RENT 3 rooms, $15 unfurnish ed or partly furnished. Inquire 518 E. Main. APARTMENT FOR RENT Front apartment, nicely fur nished; combination living and dining room with fire place; bedroom, bath, cabi net kitchen: hot and oold water furnished. Rent reas onable. Apply at business office. Mall Tribune. FURNISHED apartment. 81 N. Oak dale. FOR RENT Furnished apartmett Durell Court, Apt. 4. CLEAN 8-room apartment for rent 817 West 10th. FOR RENT Studio apartment; de alrable and modern: completely and newly furnished; electric refriger ator, orlvata bath. etc. Especially suitable for one or two business women. Rent very reasonable, mo N. Central. FOR RENT Furnished small single apartment; Prlgldalre and electric range. Hotel Holland. FOR RENT Two furnished apart ments; In Mall Tribune building: one with ahower. bne with tub boUi Hot and cold water fur nished Very reasonable rent. Ap ply at Mall Tribune offloe. FOR RENT a furnished apartments See Roland Hubbard or Al LlttreU FOR RENT Furnisned comfortable apartment: private entrance: Frtg ldalre. etc. Inquire 518 8 Oakdale APTS FOR RENT OeBaueT Apt. FINE modern apartment Inquire a. F ft F Bank c'OR RENT BOARD-ROOMS BOARD and ROOM 1003 W. Main. BOARD and ROOM 716 E. Main. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Bear Cat hay chopper. Phone 19-XX-3. Central Point. 280 ACRES grazing land. See Colman, 700 E. Main. FOR RENT a store rooms steam beated office room See Al Llttrel) or Kolsnd Hubbard Phone 237 FOR SALE D00S PETS FOR SALE Purebred red Cocker Spaniel pups, $10. Can be regis tered. Phone 379-R-4 or 898-J-3. FOR SALE Spayed female dach shund. 1455 N. Riverside. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Sowa to farrow aoon. $15 to $30. Joe Collins. Central Point. FOR SALE Remsterec Ouerrjsey bull No 418205. 4 year old; well marked Howard 0 Short. iaale Point, Ore. FOR SALE Registered Ouernsey bulls from dsma on official tat Accredited herd. Priced right. Cloverhlll Reg. Guernsey Farm. 1 mile east Jacksonville, Old Stage road. FOR SALE Chester White Wearier Pies. $5 00 I miles north Central Point. Inquire Fiber's Store. Mrs R. Peterson. FOR SALE - BERRY HALLOCKS ana CRATES FRUI1 BASKETS 01 all kinds ?ricea right. Monarch Seed Feed Co FOR SALE LIVESTOCK GOOD milk cow, fresh soon. Mra, Butler, Rogue River, Ore.. Rt. 1, Box 163. FOR SALE 6 ewes, 8 larriba; or trade for good cow. Phone 153, Cehtral Point. Geo. Trelchler. ' FOR SALE Some nice Duroe Jersey pigs, good foundation stock. C. J. McCay, Rt. 4. Spring St. FOR 8ALB Fresh tested cows, team heavy mules. F. V. Cook. Eugle Point FOH SALE POULTRY FRYERS Barred Rocks, milk and grain fattened Phone 1777-J, last bouse left side Lozler Lane. STARTED and dav-old chicks Barred .Rocks A Hampshire! $8 per 10 Leghorns $8. Free literature. Brooks Hatchery. Grants Pass. Ore. - ' ' FOR EXCHANGE MISCELLANEOUS FOR TRADE Dentistry for common labor. Box 1514. Tribune. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE TO TRADE Equity In city residence: highly desirable location. Want small house and large lot In out aklrta. Box 1578. Tribune. FOR SALE or trade for mining olalm. equity ' in modern 5-room house In Central Point, P. O. box 133. WILL TRADE modern home In Brook ings, Oregon, for Medford home ot vicinity. Call 1116 W. 4th. FOR SALE - REAL E8TATE FOR SALE Several A-l building lots; paved streets. Will build to ault purchaser. Also grocery etore, butcher shop, Bhoemaker shop. All equipped. Doing good business "Dad" Roberts, 720 W. 2nd St. FOR SALE 3 aorea, best of soli, good house and outbuildings, at sacrifice: close In. Also 7-room plastered house, paved street, near I achoola; 3 bedrooms, cement foun dation. Sacrifice. $1600. Also sev eral other city and auburban homes farms, stock ranches, plenty water and timber. Also 70 acres Improved dairy ranch. Btocked and equipped, clear of Incumbrances. Beat buys In southern Oregon. "Dad" Roberts, 720 W. 2nd St. FOR SALE ' 1 acre, 3-room house, close In, city water, "$1450. Three acres, a modern houses on tract, $2500. H. a. Wilson, 7 OhCBtnut St. Phone 1564.. FOR SALE 8 acres, mostly clover. Ted Fish, Phoenix. a a t m ne f tn0 rn.oat attrafl NRHlin tlve homes In the valley. House located In grote of oak trees: 7 rooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, den down etalrs; 3 bedrooms and bath up atalrs, full basement with furnaoe: extra plumbing: house completely modern and up-to-date; double ga rage: fl acres excellent soil. Total price $6600. Terms to responsible buyer. CHARLES A. WING AGENCY, INO. 109 E. Main St. Phona 728. FOR SALE 1 Red boar, a Red aows, farrow soon. Ray Vogel, Grllfln Creek. FOR 8 ALE 33 Olenn Oak Court, -room stucco home, nice yard, shade trees, basement and furnace. Terms . oan be arranged. Chas.- R. Ray, Room 317 Medford Bldg. Phone 303 FOR SALE Improved acreage, r'ose in: paved road, beautiful homeslte, valley view. Cheap. P. O, Box 519. Medford. FOR SALE Vi acre, 4-room house, barn, other bldgs. C. M. Chapman. ' Talent, Ore. WHEN you think oi real Mtate think of BROWN S WHITE. EUGENE APARTMENT . HOUSE, 8 apartments; income $240.00 per month. Will consider some trade and cash. Clay Larklns, 618 W. 6'h street, Eugene. FOR SALE 5-room modern house. partly furnished; 4 acres under ditch price $2750: srnu aown. Dai- ance $300 a year, plua Interest at 6: mile north of Beau Lane on Old Stage road. Rt. 3, Box 235. HOUSES FOR SALE In Medford and surrounding towns. Easy terms Jackson County Federal Savings Loan Association FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS For Information Inquire of Warren Patterson Secretary at the National Farm Loan Office 302 Liberty Bldg I1 1149 Ot O A Barnes 187 E 8th Eugene Ore FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES PLYMOUTH '36 Sedan, like new. Bert buy In Medford for quick sale. 601 E. Main. FOR 8ALE 1930 Reo Sedan. Tel 1433-X. FORD V-8 Coupe, late model, only $247. A real buy. See this one sure. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. . Dodge and Plymouth Distributors. WHAT does a man have to do to raise some cash In this town? Have a '36 Ford 4 -door aedan. 13.000 mllea Will accept any reasonable offer. Must be seen to be appreciated R. E. Sllkala, 320 N. Bartlett. FOR SALE 1U34 DeLuxe Master Chevrolet Coupe. Easy terms. 712 Palm. FOR SALE Equity In Ford De Luxe Coupe. See car at Lewis Super Service. SPECIAL DISCOUNT On all New and Used Cars. Large stock to choose from. Now Is the time to get a new Chrysler or Plymouth, while they last. This applies to cars In stock only. LANQE MOTOR CAR CO. 38 North Riverside. Used Car Lot. 25 So Riverside. O. .. OATE8 AUTO CO SPECIAL R. O GUARANTEED CARS 1936 DeSoto Sedan , $683 1933 Bulck Sedan .mm 1935 Ford Sedan $445 1936 Ford Coupe $495 1936 Ford Panel $525 1932 Pontlac Sedan $746 1937 Ford 60 Coupe .. $665 1931 cnevn Diet coupe . .1195 1910 Chevrot Sedan $:95 1931 rord Coupe .. $I95 C. S GATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department eta. and Bartlett FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS PIANO BARGAINS Latest type Spinet Console fist top piano, also studio upright almost new to be sold here In Medford at BIO SAV INGS. Moat any terms oan be ar ranged for a quick sale. For loca tion and Inspection privileges, write at once to Credit Dept., Cllne Piano Co., 831 Jay St., Sacramento, Calif. HAY for sale or trade for lumber or stock. King's Hwy. and Govt. Sta tion road. LATE Aster and Zinnia plants, t dot. 25c. Dressier', 1107 X. Main. FOR 3ALE One almost new 3-horso electrlo motor; also Myers Bull dozer pump. 898-J-8 or 31. BERRY CUPS at new low prices. We carry both the new and old style cupa. See us before you buy we will save vou money. Phone 433. P. E. Samson Co. PLANER BLOCKS. $4.46 load. Phone 333. Central Point, fuel and lumbar BOATS Parts cut, bevelled and notched for sturdy 10-ft. 3-plece fishing or duck boat, $9.95. Can be carried without trailer. Will take outboard motor. See It, 80 No Main. Ashland. SPECIAL Cash and Carry price on No. 3 cedar shingles, while they last. A-l sugar pine shakes, rough lum ber, made-to-order windows. Ovel man'a Jacksonville Hwy. BARN timbers, telephone and light . poles, A. J. Roblson, Eagle Point. FOR SALE) DAIRY FLY SPRAY 0c per gallon In your container. Moo arch Soed & Peed Co. FOR ALE Spray or dust cabbage anu corn for worms with ROTO DUST or ROTO-SPRAY. Non-poisonous ind effective. Monarch Seed 6s Feed Co. FOR SALE New low feed prices: Ground Barley ..............$1.70-cwt. Rolled Barley $1.25-ak Bran ....$ .90-sk. Scratch Pood $1.90-cwt Egg Mnsh $2.00-cwt Dairy Feed $1 50-sk. Hay Salt. 125 lb $1.15-sk. You are alwaya aure of the best at the right price If you buy at the Monarch Seed ie Feed cJe 20 OFF on all radio batteries. Hub bard Bros. FOR SALE BERRY CUPS $5.00 per thoueand. Monarch Seed 6c Feed Co. FOR SALE CROWN MILL RUN. - no ground screenings, $1.16 ier 80 lb. bag. Monarch Seed 6c Feed Oo. FOR SALE) First grade feed wheat $1.70 cwt. bag lota. Monarch Seed 6c Feed Co. FOR SALE Now'a the time to pep up your flower and v-getable garden with that summer application of VIGORO, the perfect and complete plant-food. Monarch Seed as Feed Co. FOR SALE FLYROL the perfect household Fly Spray. Kills .nosqnl- toes, gnats, bedbugs and roaohes Monaroh Seed ec Feed Co. ZINNIAS. TOMATO PLANTS, 8o doz. 826 West 13th. FOR SALE Standard POULTRY HOUSE SPRAY 25c per gallon In your container. Monarch Seed 6c Feed Co. FOR SALE Walnut piano, $75. 2134 East -Main. FOR 8ALE LUMBER Fencing, box ing and dimension $14 thousand Special ordera cut. Phone Klein hammer, S22 Jacksonville. FOR SALE Low. steel wagon Bar num Orchard. Phone 851-R-2. TRAILER HOUSE Factory made; sleeps 4. 120 Vancouver. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L, Converse t. Only I. Murmur 11. Foreigner 13. Wax olnt- menta 14. expanded 16. Howlns imple- mnt 17. Kind of aword 19. Secretary of State under McKlnley t and Roose velt iO.- Poem 3L Kind or rail road car; colloq. 21. Rubber tre 24. Pertaining to punishment 26. Ucchecl . . fabric IT. Ancient two wheeled chariot 19. Discounts JL Small Turkish coin II. The birds 13. Wild plum 14. Sat for a portrait 14. HViiral curve 19. Drinker 10. Biblical priest 11 UuBical shako 15. Sail of a windmill H. Unexpended sums Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle JAYlCL E F TffSOB 55AffR0VE PlSu N A TANlAN I E AGElR llKfllNGlRAMAM S T EHrIE j D E S E PjV E A N SMT O M A. N j R I A I SpqODEXllHELT N EjORp E SMP ASS E MR E T S M-UN EM OP I EjL j C U Rlf N 0D eoRWen a c tMt a p. rieIsMdIuIpIeIssIkIy il. Feminine nam 48. Bwgmp 49. Species of climbing pepper 10. City In Paraguay IL Device for operating a certain form of trafflo light B4. Corrupted 67. Ill-natured or surly Bf. Tirade 69. Delight 60. Pieced out Ml IK z WS? fl PS To Sai iilpij fi M ,.. i UMll - uuu If m III! Hi ni 2M; . . ! WL 1 St sTsj M,S4 ss & ......J.,.. I I I h,v..,VSii.,M4 I I I M;..A FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS SPEED QUEEN WASHERS and Iron era Reduction on Spartan Refrig erators Oood used washers and radloa at bargain prices. Washer parts for all makea of washers Special price on wringer rolls for a limited time We have a factory trained A-asher service man FICK'S HARDWARE. MYERS WATER PRESSURE SYSTEMS Reasonably priced; Installation guaranteed Pumping ly&tems over hauled Plumbing contracting We can save you money. Special price on General PSInta Femco Electrlo Fence Repulatora. FICK'S HARDWARE. FOR SALE - Newtuwm. packed J1 loose Any quantity Amerloan Fruit Growers warehouse 213 S Fir GOOD used washing uiachine. also good eleotrlo refrigerator for sale very reasonable. Terms It desired Flynn Electrlo Co., 131 West Main Phone 107. LAUREL. Fir and Pine: $1. up. Tel 452-R-2 RIVER LOAM Excellent tor flowers or lawns phona 1634-Y - FOR SALE - Uly-ot-the-valley 720 West ind 8t. ELECTRIC Fence Exchange. $17.50 up Hurry Weagant. Ashland Ph U-F-4 BUSINESS CHANCES SERVICE STATION and modern cot tages: best location on Pacific Hwy, Lease for $55 month. Prloe $5,o00. L. O. Piokell, 16 8. Bartlett. FOR TRADE Cafe. Beats 60, railroad trade. Want acreage in Orcgoa Address, Home Cafe, Sellgman, Ariz FOR SALE One of the best eatab- ltaheri restaurants in Medfoid, showing nice returns on Investment Might take home, suburban, or stock in exchange. For appoint ment to see, call 1473-W. PERSONAL POEMS SET l'O MUSIC ARRANOED fot publication Submit oesl work sltbet ouems oi melodtea toi tree examination and report M M M Studios Oepi It portianol Jregon MISCELLANEOUS CHICKEN and noodle dinner at South Methodist church, Friday evening from 6 to 7. 36o, NOTICE The Medford Poultry 6c Egg Co. will not rje responsioie lor any duis con tracted by O. J. Geer, otherwise Clarence J. Geer. (Signed) H, C. Fredette. FOR A-l dry oleanlng and laundry call 16 day or night BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO T1TI.B INMIKANCt ABSTRACTS ESCROWS Dressmaking. THE DOMESTIC SHOPPE 25 yra. exp Tailoring, Dressmaking, Alterations Remodeling, Hemstitching. Buckles and buttons covered 19 N. Bartlett THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles oovured Room 12 Sparta Bldg rel 1181 DRESSMAKING. Tailoring. Ladlea Coats and Suit Alterations Prtces reasonable Mary M Coker Ora terlan Bldg. Cross-Word Puzzle 10. Ancient Jewish sect 11. Take aa one'a own 15. Inspector of weights and measures 13. Inclosure for chickens IK. Stained 18. Small pegs used In golf 31. Slav ships 22. Frequented place 26. Humble 28. Hnrpoon 30. Spread to dry 3L Title of Mohammed 31. Old muelcul Instrument! 34. Strong gov ern menu 36. Gap 16. Cut length wise IT. Fast express train 15. Scheduled 39. Former President 40. Each with out excep tion 41. MMAl 46. White poplar 4. Coated with Icing 82. Chum S3. Before: prefix 65. Weary 16. Born DOWN 1. Earthly t. South American rl ver I. Ignited 4, Assume an attitude of reverrnce L Poor golf etroko 6. Lubricate 7. Meadow I. Display Intense feeling and fervor: COllOf. I. Elocutionist BUSINESS DIRECTORY Chinese Herbs Chinese Herbs for all ailments GET QUICK RESULTS Trv our remedies. Consult ua free CHAN & CHAN CO.. 235 E Main. Ktpert Htijt Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT Clean and de motb dugs Davenports ChalM etc a So drape fleo A Seely. b 1173 Export Window cleaner. LET OEOROE DO IT - M 1173 House cleaninsi. floor waxing, de- mothtnt;, niR. upholstery cleaning Pullitlne, PAINTINO Industrial and realdeo' tlal work quickly done at moderate cost Latest spiay-type equipment P H Gardner Phone 1375-W COLORS Bt NATURE PAINTS BT PITTSBURGH Let ua reoommend a reliable painter or paperhanttei PH A loans rot painting now ami able Pittsburgh paint Store. 133 W Main ' . LOANS VACATION DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN Call On Us For Your Vaoatlon Cash. Quictc. 'rtcudly loans up to $300 on your own signature and seourlty No endorsers. Small, adjustable monthly payments. Call, Phone or Write OREGON FINANCE CO. (Formerly Ore Wash Mtg. Co.) L10. No. 8-311. M317. Pbona 130. 48 So Central. Radlatur Repairing HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE 83 South Bartlett Rmiflng. REPAIR and apply all kinds of roofs Let us give you an estimate All work guaranteed Phune 1263 J R Monson Old Piiclflc Hwy Trucking. GENERAL DUMP TRUCKING 8and gravel, top soli decomposed granite Ray Chamoerlln Hwy J9. mile west tiid hiii rel Hold Hill a Transfer DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Olstsnce Furniture Moving Bonded carrlera Fireproof atoraga Export orating, packing and shipping service "Davis for Bervloa " Phune 644. EADS TRANSFER Si STORAGE CO -Offlce 26 So Fit Phune 316 Prices right service guaranteed. FURNITURE MOVING and STORAGE at new low ratea. Local and long dlatance hauling. Expert packing service. Phone 833. F. s. samenn Co. LEGAL NOTICES Notice. Outstanding warrants of Proapect School Dlstrlot No. 60, Numbers 314 to 230 Inclusive, are hereby called tor payment. Interest censes after June B, IB3a. ROSE J. KELLEY, Clerk Big Applegate Bid APPLEGATE, June 10. (Spl.) Mr. ind Mrs. Oeorge Brownies, and Eddie Hall of Little Applegate ipont tbe week end Bt Orescent City. Bill Hasklns of Ashland spent last week prospecting In the hill here. He was Joined on the trip by his brother, Val Hasklns, and nephew, Wallace Hasklns. It Has been previously stated that Allen Hawkins of the Ruoh-Sterllng school received the highest grade In the county In the eighth grade Stan ford achievement tests. This was In correct; Allan received the highest grade In the Applegate district. Earl Munn of Medford spent the week end as a guest of his sister, Mrs. Harry Helms, of upper Apple gate. A group of Watklns people enjoy ing a picnic la Ashland Llthla park recently Included Mr. and Mrs, Al bert Colling, Mrs. Sadie DeWolre end family, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Col lings, Mr. and Mrs. Meivin Arnold and family and Mrs. Sophia Colling and son, John. Accompanying them were Mr. and Mra. Jim Arnold and the latter'a mother, Mrs. York, ol Medford. Miss Patsy Young of Medford spent last week here as a guest- of her grandmother, Mrs. W. B. Harlow. Among local young people wno have returned for summer vacation after attending college are John Harr, Junior at tho Northwest Christian college at Eugene, and Mlsa Frances Port, freshman at Oregon State col lege. Mr. Haar will be employed as fire guard at Park's pasture In the Sl&klyous. Miss Hazel Moffett, who taught the Unlontown school last term, Is spend ing two weeks In San Francisco. Keeping stiff upper Hp In spite of continuous defeat, the Applegate farmers waged a good game of base ball against the second team Camp Applegate Sunday on the oamp dia mond. The farmers kept in the lead two points until the last Inning, when the Southern boys won, 7 to 11. The game was played In the absence of the Oold Hill team whtoh was scheduled to play the 'termers Bruce Fleming of Jacksonville was visiting friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Boy Hatfield of Rose burg were guests recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dawson Miss Betty Dnwuon accompanied them here, where she will spend the summer vaoatlon after "attending high achool In Rsseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Francis signal and daughters, Delorls and Betty Jane have- returned to their home In Iowa after spending two weeks on Little Applegate as guests of Mrs. Signal's sister, Mrs. Lou Kouzel. Miss Rachael Schmidt of Yakima, Wash., rmde a hurried business trip to the Big Applegate Monday. Mis Schmidt resided here last summer. Mr. and Mrs. Meivin Arnold, who have resided at Klamath Palls for the last year, Kave returned to their home on Carbury. Mr, and Mrs. C. O. Werd of Oreen- vlew, Calif., were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hay Offenbacher. Sixteen pupils are enrolled is the dally vacation Bible achool being held at the Applegate school house for a, two-week period beginning Monday. Instructors art from the Christian Center at Provolt. Miss Lorna Kubll of San Francisco and her sister, Mlsa Helen Kubll, of Portland were recent guests of their grandmother, Mrs, Maud Kubll, Mr. and Mra. Fred Pepper, accom panied by thslr son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Chllgren of San Francisco, will return to their home Friday after spending two weeka here as gueeta of Mr. and Mra. E. H. Taylor. Wednesday the Oall fornlana expected to visit Crater Lake and Sunday they were guesta of Mr, and Mra. Paul Anderson at Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Pepper were residents of the Unlontown district over 90 yeara ago. Mrs. Vlrle Lewis and son, Owen, accompanied by Mra. Ralph smith and son, Stanley, and Mrs. Bertha Newton, all of Medford, motored here a. few days ago where they were guests of Mra. Wallace Haaklna. Mra. Cliff Smith, a recent bride. was honor guest at mlaoellaneoua ahower Friday at the home of Mra. Sootty Matheny. Twenty-one guesta attended. Mesdames Louis Straube and Fred Weht also were Jointly hon ored at ft ahower given at the home of Mrs. James Buokley a few days ago. ' Ladlea of the Little Applegate sewing olub attended. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Me loft Friday for Seattle to attend tht funeral of Mrs. Mee'i mother, Lou Kuzel Is rocelvlng treatment at a Medford hospital for back In juries austalned when a Hums fell on him while he was mining. Miss Louise Harr left Monday for Prospeot vicinity, where she will be employed tt tha Prank Dltaworth ranch, where strawberry picking la under way. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Winter of Tula Lake. Calif., have taken possea slon of the Joss Taylor farm near Ruch, which they purohaaed a few months aao. They have been Joined bv their daughter. Pollyanne. who came here from Sacramento, where she has been attending college. Mr. and Mrs, Taylor, who will reside In Rogue River valley, aa yet are not permanently located. Delegates from the Applegate leav ing Monday for Corvallla to attend tha 4-H aummer achool In session there were Miss Rosella Offenbacher ot Beaver Creek and Mlsa Kvagene Kitchen of tha Rueh-Sterllng school Mr. and Mra, Harley Hall are spending several days In Asnland aa guests of tha latter motner, mra. Ida Potter. Jacksonville JACKSONVIl X, Junt 10. (Spl.)- Uri rtuth Kent, president of P. T. A., has called a apeciai m:nii at the achool house June u, at o p.m., for conalderatlon of purchase of uniforms for the high sohool bund. All interested are invitea. Membere of R. N. A.,, are asked to meet at 11 a.m .Sunday, June rj, at McKee bridge for a plenlo. Delma Baton hat gone to coquuie to epend tht aummer with her mother. Mrs. Unterman It taking over the aaencv for the California Perfume Produott Co., recently relinquished by Mrt. Kent. Mr, and Mrs. ssxt wuson w Angeles were recent overnight guests of Mrt. Oleora Blxby. Mrt. Jaok Tavlt whs hat been visiting here tor the put week at tht home of her titter, Mrt. Lewis Conlsy. left Junt 7 for her home In Spokane, Wn, Tht Business Men't Attn, it nay- lng tht dining room of tht old U. 8. hotel repainted, preparatory to mov ing tht museum Into It They are also arranging to have tht old frame part on tht baok of tht building torn down to eliminate a fire haz ard and also to make l lore room for ft camp ground. They plan to have two brick stoves built there and tablet and benches provided for convenience of campers. The city council reoently voted to buy a flva-gallon pumper for use of the fire department In fighting grass fires. Fire Chief Wilson re quests all residents to elean up their dry graaa now and eliminate fire hazards aa far aa possible. Mrs. Ray Wilson and Alice Boefa visited the former's daughter, Mra. Jot McKnlght on Lorler Lane Wed nesday. David Christie, an evangelist from Honolulu, was looking over the col lection of atamps owned by John Renault here Wednesday. Sam Evana It very 111 at hit home hert. . Mr. and Mra. Wm. Barrow of Co qullle were recent guests at tht home of Prof, and Mrt. A. L. Beck. On their return home In tha eve ning. Mr, Barrow, who It a drug gist at Coqullle, waa blinded by lights of an oncoming oar and ran Into a horse on tbe road, causing the hone to be thrown onto the cowl of tht car, smashing tht wind shield tnd caualng Mrt. Barrow to receive severe Injuries. At they were within as miles of Coqullle, tht waa rushed to tht hospital there, and la In a very serious condition. Mr. Bar row escaped Injury. Their car waa wrecked. A beautiful airplane photograph of Jacksonville Is on display at the Nugget confectionery, showing plain ly tht town nestled cozlly In a se cluded nook of tht turroundlng wooded mountains. Tht high school girls Sunday achool clsaa. recent losers in a mem bership contest with the high achool boys' claas, gavt a party to the latter Wednesday evening at tht church After an evening of games and stunts, let cream and oake were served by the girls. About DO were present, Including their teachers Rev, Mallory and Mra. Klelnhammer. Mra. Bob Finney had her tonsils excised Tuesday by Dr. Howard of Medford. She returned to her bomt Wednesday. Mrt. Allot Miller, who hat been making her home with Mrt. Loll HUdrttb, has moved to Medford to live with her daughter, Mrt. Ruth Stent. Recent guestt at tht home of Prof, and Mra. Beck were Mr. tnd Mrs. Orajdon Crtwi of ComilUa, who apent Monday hare, also Prof. Beck's parents. Mr, and Mrs. John W. Beck of Orants Pass, who visited at their place over Memorial Day weea-ena. Mm. Judy and Mra. Frank Olomv ton and little son made a buslneaa trip to Medford Wednesday. nyae Hiidreth and sister. Mra. T. M. Bachelder of Ban Francisco, wore guesta ror a week at the home of their aunt, Mra. Lola HUdreth. During that time Mr. Hiidreth mada business trip to Portland. Mrs. Pearl Kress Smith of Salem. and ton of Klamath Faila, called on friends here Sunday, and also visiiea crater lake the aame day. Abe Enyeart returned Monday from Coqullle where he had taken his wife to visit their daughter and family. Mr. and Mra. Charles Kovl. rf Ashland called on friends here Sun day. Mra, Oertruda Hoefa nr iri.m.M. Fsllt apent last week-end here at guest of Mist Alice Hoeft. Mrs. Inst Oleason and sati.hi Betty, and niece, Shirley of Apple- bvo vwuea nens wedneaday. Wm. Huff hat gone to his old home In Detroit, Mlob, Olrl sooutt, with their leader, Mra. Beck, art planning a plenlo at McKee Bridge neat Tuesday after- ..uu ana evening in honor of Father'! Day. It will be a f.h. and Daughter celebration. One fe. turt of the program will be a base ball game with the fathera playing against daughters. S . Williams Creek WILLIAMS CREEK. May in. rum Wllllamt achool oloaed May 34, On wouneaaay ma pupils of both roomt enjoyed at plonlo on the oreek and on Thursday, Mrs. Harry Carey, Mrt, R. F. Lawman and Mra, Shulera gavt t party for tht pupils of tht elahih grade graduates at tha achool houst, ice oream and oaka were served. . Lee Peckham and family spent several dayt last week flehlnst and oamplng on lower Rogue river. Tne t-H olub boys and girls tot several of their parents attended tha annual 4-H plonlo held at Rlv.rsldt par in arante Past. Nearly too memb.ra from tht dlfftrent clubs of the county were present and conaum. td tha larger part of 10 gallons of let oream. Mrs. Hedgepeth, Sr., who hat been suffering irom malaria for tht last two or tnrea wteu, It being oared for by her daughter, Mrt. Earl Whuv ler, Sr. Mra. Formane. who Uvea nn tha, I Warner ranch, left Monday tor aouthern California, when aha e pectt to apend tht aummer. Tht Lovtl family waa on Williams oreek Deooratlon day. Mr. and Mra. Knutswn have told thalr farm to L. E, Ackley of Med ford and have given poaseaslon. Mrs.. Paulina Verner haa returned from a two wttkf trip to 'Klamath. Mr. and Mrt. Henry Sharer of Kingt highway, Medford, wen Sun day visitors at tht C. w, Roberta home, Oregon Lime Product! plant pltj, crew waa laid off tor several dayt on aocount of lack of llmt sacks. Mra, Olevt Wilton, who la at tht Joseyhlnt general hotpltal, it not Improving very satisfactorily. . .. John Klnoadt recently undirwtnt a major operation at the Josephine general hospital and It Improving nicely. Ht will bt brought horns In a few dayt. Wllllamt ladles' olub met Wednee- day of loat week at tht home of Mra,'. Frank Bryan, A potluck plenlo lunott waa served. Mrt. Ada, Yooum, primary ttacntr, left for bar home at Myrtlt Point to tpend the vacation. She haa been retained aa teacher for next year. Mr, Riot hat also been retained as principal. Mra. Ethel Sutton and daughter, Carmaltta, came over from Klamath to attend the gradutalon of her' nephew, Harold Boat, and Is spend ing a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mra. W. P. Flxley. 1 Mrt. Oeorge Sparlln and daughter,. Mra. Alfred Larlmore, apent tht af teroon at tht O. W. Roberts home, Mrt. John Letteken It spending some time at tha home of her ton, Sam Letteken, of Provolt. . .. Lake Creek LAKE CREEK, Junt 10. (Spl.) Janet Charley, Lola Wright, Clayton Charley and Oharlea Stanley left Monday for t two weeks' session of summer achool at Corvallla. These girls and boys art attending on scholarahlpt won In their 4-H work' Charles Stanley on earn, Clayton Charley on an outstanding calf, Ja net Charley on showmanship, and Lola Wright on Judging of ttwlng. Tht Orange la sponsoring another dance Saturday night, Junt 11, with tht musical mountaineers furnishing music. Sunday guestt at tht Roy Qrlgsby home were Mr. tnd Mrt. E. Orlgtby, Lindsay OMgsby, Betty Whipple and Janet Orlgsby, all of Medford, tnd Mist Marjorle Oebhart of Corvallla. ' Mr. and Mra. Harry Tonn and tht twin, of Medford were callers Sun day at tho Tonn home, and went on to tha Dead Indian Soda Sprlnga. Mr. and Mra. Clayton Simmons and Mrt. Slmmont were visiting Saturday at Mrt. Clara Wllhltt'a. Mrt. L. J. Ortasom was called to Ashland Tuesday by tht tad death of her alster, Miss Lucy Davla, who had been 111 for tbe paat year. Mrt. Alice Stlmson of Central Point It visiting her daughter. Mrt. Herb Orlatom. Lloyd Stlmson and family of Med ford wert Sunday guests of Mr. tnd Mrt. H. L. Orlssom. . Mra. B. M. Bush returned home Tuesday from Portland, where the hat bean visiting her daughters. Mr. and Mra. Al Oot and family and Mr. and Mrt. Wayne Cot oi Klamath Falls ana Mrt. J. F. Max field of Brownaboro visited at tht Tonn homt Junt 9. Closing tlmt for Too Law to Ct Utj Ada It 1:80 p. m.