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Newspaper Page TextIVrEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 7, 1938 PAGE NINE Read every ad on this page. You will probably find exactly the things you have been look ing (or or a sale or trade for unused articles you may have Search your attlo or store-room you may find many things others are seeking and be able to realize immediate oaah. If what you wan't isn't here, ad vertise for it Tribune Class! fled Ads are Inexpensive effective! Per word first Insertion. (Minimum 85c) Each additional Insertion. -.to per word (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy change ,- ...1.23 CASH Or money , order must ac company all mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST Oold wrist-watch, August 3. Clasp broken. Reward. Leave at Tribune omce. : v . ' - LOST 11 dug .mssiugcall 1618. i WANTED MALE HELP s I . WOODCUTTERS WANTED Apple- f. gate. C. R. Burson. WANTED FEMALE HELP GET new wardrobe Free and earn up to 823 weekly showing gorgeous Hollywood endorsed Fashion Frocks. No Canvassing. No .Investment Send dress size. FASHION FROCKS, Inc. Dept. A-2520, Cincinnati. Ohio. MALE OR FEMALE BARN 30 WEEKLY OR MORE. Grow Mushrooms in cellar," shed. We buy 30c lb., year round business. Mr. B made $270 In few weeks' spare time. Established 1931. Write lor FREE BOOK. WASHINGTON MUSHROOM IND.. Dept. 404, 2019 2nd Avenue, Seattle, Wash. TURnTsPARE TIME INTO CASH Grow Mushrooms in cellar or shed. Mall crop to us. We pay shipping oosts and 30c lb. BIG PROFITS. Write WESTERN MUSHROOM CO., Portland, Oregon. HOP PICKERS REGISTER NOW at HULL HOP YARD, 6 miles out LOWER RIVEH ROAD. Good ac commodations. Ben Hull, Rt. 2. Grants Pass, Ore. HOP PICKING starts about Auguu 20th at Christie Hop Yarys, 814 miles west of Grants Pass. Free tents, good campground. HOP PICKERS The HUtou Yards of GrantB Pass are now registering Dickers for the 1938 season which will start about August ICth . 218 acres choice hops, fine camping grounds on Rogue river, stores, etc., on grounds Longest picking season in Southern Oregon Write Hilton Hop Yards. Lower River road Grants Pass Oregon WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED cook and housekeeper with child, 8, wants work. Refer ences. P. O. Box 64, Ashland.' UNDERGRADUATE NURSE Reason able rates. Doctor's references. Box 771, Tribune. LADY with small child wishes work. Mrs. T. C. Brltt, Rt. 4, Box 295, Medford. WANTED Hour work. Mrs. D. O. Wilson, 413 N. Central. Tel. 1663-L. CAPABLE MAN wants work. Experi enced teamster, ranch and dairy i hand. etc. Route 1. Box 160, Cen- tral Point. Homer Bray. PIANO PLAYER, modern and old time, wishes work with reliable drtnce band. 618 East 9th. WANTED SALESMAN SALESMEN Exclusive and protected local territory. Open account re-' peat sales to ail business oinces. large and small. No collections, no credit responsibility or deliveries. Office experience advantnteoua. Give age, education, and briefly outline experience.. Box 929, Mall Trfhunp. WANTED Miscellaneous WANTED To sell equltv In modern 6-room house; lame yard and shade trees, or will trade for car. Box 773, Tribune. WANTED TO RENT Ftiinlshed house. 2 bedrooms. In Washington school district, by Sept. 1st Pbone 406-J-l. WANTED Small modern apartment or room In private home, with cooking privileges, box oae. WANTED -- Boy's saddle and saddle i pony. Phone 1030. Sixth Street Shell Station. WANTED Baled alfalfa hay 924. WANTED Respectable Ctrl to share modern apartment with two other girls. Box 025, Tribune. WANTED 6 to 15 acres, Irrigated, with Improvements. Have stock and Implements value S930 ar down payment Also want listings of small tracts that small down pay ments will handle. Blood & Goff. 122 N. Central, WANTED TO RENT Small house within 5 miles of Medtord. Box 4679. Tribune. WANTED Female police puppy Call 334-J-5; write Box 951. Medford WANTED - Poultry and egtf High est ea.h price paid MedKrd Poul try and Egg H C Fredtr'.t. sole owner WAN TED Fat an a feeder cattle and lamb J. J. Osenbrugge. LAUNUHV - Mrs rfuson Tel 134&M WELL DRll.UNO 41 60 pet It 1111 - M IW ttt. J. U. PuOgt, JtUllft. FOR BALK Miscellaneous. WANTED Dead and worthless ant mats removed free of charge Phwie (reverse charge) -8outharn Oregon By-products co. UlflHtMl CANH HHII'BH PAID Foi Your Furniture MtllKIKI) HARI1AIN IIOIJSK n N Orape St Pbon. 108a WOOL - MOHAIR - HIDES And Pelts See us before you sou MEUFUHD BARGAIN HOUSE 17 N Orape St Pbone 106SI Wt PAV MIlMk CASH Poi Your pumiture. HOI HHOOU ANDKtWS 9th and Front Phone 647 HIOHESi PRICES PAID foi Butterus Radiators, Aluminum Braa Cop per and jthei metals MEDFORD BARGAIN BOUSE 27 N Irape St Phone 1063 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Small, partly furnished haunt, 133 so. orape. ney o no Holly. Phone 476-X. MODERN HOUSE, 1 aore, outbuild ings; adults: SIS per month. A. F Flowers, corner 13th and Front, FOR RENT 4-room unfurnished house. Inquire 817 W. 10th. FOR RENT Modern furnished house, close In, 035. InBUlre 618 E. Main FOR RENT 4-room modern fur nlshed house, 1330 Sallng Ave. FOR RENT New, modern 8-room house: chicken house and barn with a acres garden land, close to Medford, 526. B. J. Palmer, 3 miles N. of central roint on nwy. mi 180, evenings. HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE 139 Portland Ave. Call Saturday or I Sunday. FOR RENT Small modern house, newly decorated: (18, water paid 'Dressler's, 1107 E, Main. PARTLY furnished house, 382 Orator Lake Ave. Apply next door. FOR RENT 8-room modern house on South Oakdale near High 6chool, 940 month, water paid. ret. 123, FOR RENT 3-room house, 1213 west eth. FOR RENT Bachelor cabin. 1748-Y. FOR RENT House No. 6, Everette Court, rurnished. Adults only Phone 238. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 3-room apartment, partly furnished, private bath, fie. 230 . Beatty St. FOR RENT Clean, attractive 2' room furnished apartment. Con tinuous hot water. Adults only. 344 s. central. 4-ROOM apartment, 916 E. Main. FURN. APT. Redecorated: completely modern; close In. 61 No. Oakdale. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Inquire 104 So. Holly. Tel. 388-Y SMALL APARTMENT FOR RENT TRIBUNE BUILDING Coey 3-room apt., furnished, plenty of closet space, shower bath, steam heat, hot and cold water furnished. Rent very reasonable. Adults. Ap ply Mall Tribune. FOR RENT Furnished apartments; Frlgldalre, electric range. Hotel Holland. HOUSEKEEPING rooms, also board and room. 317 E. Jackson, GE BAUER APTS-, 6th and Oakdale. Fine building, modern, furnished or unfurnished, all comforts. By week or month; $27.50, and up. Phone 713-Y. FOR RENT 3 rooms, iio, unfurnish ed; 3 rooms, furnlBhed, 12.B0. Not modern, inquire sib E. Main. FURNISHED Apartment. Adults only 603 s. Holly. FOR RENT 3-room unfurnished apartment. 403 Newtown. Tel. 19 FURN. APT., private bath, frlgld alre, 808 West Main.. VAWTER Apartments. 20 No HoU. unfurnished lower, hot water, elec tric range and refrigerator Call Apjt 1 or phone 1108. FINE modern apartment F V F Bank Inquire at FOR RENT Furnished Rooms ROOMS FOR RENT Close In. For employed or elderly women. Reas onable. 816 N. Apple. NEWLY furnished rooms, close In. 232 So. Grape. FOR RENT S bedroom. Reason able. 628 W. 11th. FOR RENT Room you are looking for; quiet, cool, comfortable. 604 Penn. j FOR RENT Room for 2. . Private . entrance. 163 N. Oakdale. SLEEPING ROOM for rent, 8 Laurel DESIRABLE ROOM. 613 S. Central ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 S Orape FOR RENT BOARD ROOM ROOM and BOARD. $35 month. 611 West 8th. Phone 1368-X. BOARD and ROOM. 23 N. Orange. CLEAN, attractive room with board, 67.00 weekly. Walnut Inn. Ash land, Ore. BOARD and ROOM. II a day at 716 E Main FOR RENT Miscellaneous FOR RENT 6 acres. 6-room modem house, basement, city water. In quire 307 N. Peach. BACHELOR CABINS. 446 So. Front. FOR RENT Business place with 8 rooms and bath. 217 N. Riverside. 30. water paid. Pbone 1266 FOR RENT Large business building on highway, also house. Inquire 1740 No. Riverside. ONE store room, upstairs office room 8 Al Littrell or Roland Huhba'd FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Feeder pigs, also 6-year-old Pa lam 1 no mare. Dora f Smith, Andercm Ranch. Talent. FEEDER and weaner pigs for sale., FOR SALH Rooming house, reason -F. A. Spltzmlller. Rt 4. Box 35. able: good location. Box 4068, Mall .' FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Weaner pigs, across rail road tracks, Richfield tier v. 8ta Central Point. FOR SALE 7 weaner pigs. O. 8. Lammey, mile south Agate school. WEANER PIGS for aale. Alfred Pelle, Eagle Point, Crater Lake Hwy, FOR SALE 8 fresh cows. Roy Howard, Ross Lane. FOR BALE Draft mares; 1 9 and 8-year-old colts. W, W. Large, Williams, Ore. FOR SALE Guernsey heifer, or will trade for pigs. Inquire 4 Corners Service Station, Midway road. FOR SALE 30 head of beef heifers. Phone 4-F-13. Eagle Point. FOR SALE PETS DOGS REGISTERED Scottle puppies no kennel. J. 0. Green, Jacksonville. FOR SALE Thoroughbred cooker spaniel pups. Phone 1624-h. FOR S A LE-PO ULTR Y FOR SALE African, Buff Geesa. L. A. Salade ranch. Central Point, Ore. FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity In 1935 Chevrolet DeLuxe Sport Sedan; radio, heater, other extras; new paint, good rubber. 63 Nutley St., Ashland, Ore. FOR SALE condltion Holly. -1931 Ford Coupe In good Call evenings at 106 S. SKINNER'S GARAGE Offers the following Used Car values for the week-end: 1937 Bulck Special Coupe..... ...875.0Q 1937 Ford V-8 DeLuxe Sedan 86 series 685.00 1936 Chevrolet Master DeLuxe Coupe 025.00 J938 Chevrolet long W.B, 1- ton Truck B35.00 1935 International long W.B. 114 -ton Truck 645.00 1936 Terraplane Custom Coupe 465.00 1935 Plymouth DeLuxe Town Sedan 445.00 1935 Ford V-8 DeLuxe Tudor Sedan 865.00 1434 Chevrolet Master DeLuxt Sedan 305.00 1930 Ford Model A Pickup 146.00 1930 Marquette Sedan 125.00 1930 Ford Model A Tudor Se dan - 165.00 You can always buy a better used car from a Bulck dealer. SKINNER'S GARAGE Phone 102. Bulck Cars. G.M.C. Trucks. 1936 DODGE Sedan; trunk, side mount tires, radio, heater, all new tires, beautiful golden beige finish Jike new, 90-day guarantee and priced for quick sale on low easy terms. You save money by buy ing your car from PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge an.d Plymouth Distributors. 1936 DODGE, excellent condition. 1937 PACKARD, almost new. PERRY L. ASHORAFT Packard. International Trucks, 128 South Riverside. GOOD USED TRUCKS 1934 DODGE 1 14 -ton. 1937 FORr Truck (long w.b.) 1936 INTERNATIONAL Truck; new tires. 2-speed axle. 1935 INTERNATIONAL Panel A bar gain. Excellent milk wagon. PERRY L. ASHCRAFT Packard. International Trucks. 128 South Riverside. FOR SALE Reposes sod Busses; 3 G.M.C. busses with Wayne a'l-atee bodies; leather upholstered; seat 24 to 30 school children. Used In city less than year. Will ba sold for balance due on contract SKINNER'S GARAGE. LATE '36 Ford Ooupe. 50 itt than market price Call 97 evpnlngs Famous R and G Guarantee. Can of merit only deserve this space watch this section for the BEST BUYS N TOWN. '36 Plymouth Sedan,.....,... 54 5 '36 G.M.C. Pickup ..M. 496 '37 Ford 85 Tudor.,-....,. 595 Used Car Lot located 6th and Bartlett, Medford. Oregon. Harold Treat. Used Car Mgr. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Controlling Interest in placer mine equipment. Cheap if taken soon. Write L. Ashor, Route 1, box 149-A, Central Point. FOR SALE Beautiful home, excel $3500 lent condition, hard wood floors, basement. furnace, 2 complete bathrooms, 2 car garage, large lot. Located on paved street. Terms can be ar ranged. FOR SALE Ten acres on highway; 1117 ntl 5 -room house and out VTUU bulldlntts: city water. There Is a creek running through the place which never goes ory. BROWN & WHITE 104 West Main St. FOR SALE OR RENT 7-room mod ern house, 2 acres', ou will nanaie, Phone 452-R-3. FOR SALE OR LEASE 33 acres, close in: 18 In cultivation. Irrigated; buildings and electricity. 425! 8. Oakdale. FOR SALE OR TRADE Large lot In Klamath Falls for acreage or city property. Box 769, Tribune. BUILDING LOTS on Crater Lake Hwy. 50 up; 5 acres and more tracts. 500 and up. Riverfront. Walker & HaU, Trail, Ore. 320-ACRE RANCH 5 -room house, new 62' by 40' barn, 50 acres cul tivated; water right on springs; piped to house and garden; 3 -acre orchard (peaches, pears aud ap ples) ; about u neaa uvestocx; n man sawmill and timber, gas sta tionary motor; 3,400. John Walker. Trail, Ore., at Riverside. FOR SALE House, 3 apartments, 10 rooms, newly decorated, double garage, double woodshed, lot 100x103 ft.. 17 trees; business district. In quire on premises. 307 N. Ivy. FOR BALI On account of illness, lease on house until Jan. 6th; 4 acres good corn, horses, harness, wagon, farming equipment, 6 heif ers, cow and baled hay. M. M. Eu banks, Rt. 3. Box 3714, Medford, Oregon. Tribune. FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE 6 ACRES, irrigated. Good stand al falfa. 3-room house, electricity, pressure water system, ohlcken house, hog shed. Near school. Prloe, 1,200. Blood tie Goff, 123 N. Central. DESIRABLE furnished cottage with garage, etc., in Ed Re wood Park on Rogue river. J. T. Hall, 308 Lib erty Bldg. FOR SALE 4-room house; breakfast nook, bath, glassed-in back porch, also service porch, laundry trays, cement foundation, on pavement; 1550 Including furniture; easy terms. L. G, PICKELL, 18 S. Bartlett. FOR SALE 4-room house, 4800. Also 6-room house on paved street. 650. Box 4663, Tribune. FOR SALE 6 or 10 acres Bear oreek bottom land. Irrigated, close tn and excellent garden land- Phone 1624-L. FOR RENT Small, modern, fur nished house, In rear, middle aged or elder adults. 410 Hamilton. WHEN you think of real estate think Of BROWN 6 WHITE FOR SALE Newly painted house, ft rooms and sleeping porch. 8 lots. 60 down and $10 per month aud Interest. Central Point. Owner, 618 East Main, Medford. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Foi information inquire of Warren Patterson Secretary at the natluna Farm Loan Office 202 Llbom BUIU Tel 1149 Or O A Barnes 167 E Btb, Eugene. Ore HOUSES FOR SALE in Medford tnr surrounding towns Easy term Jickaon County Federal saving- For Exchange Real tfistate FOR SALE OR TRADE Suburban homes, close In. to trade for city property, A. W. Walker Real Estate, 223 N. Riverside Ave. EXCEPTToTJAlToPPORTUNrrTl trade half interest in 6-room house, now being used as duplex, for good car. Box 079 Tribune. FOR SALE OR TRADE for Klamath Falls property, seven-room hoiue with four lots looated near ctnlot high school. Garden, flowers, lawn and wonderful rich soli. A real home. Dan Howard, 038 80. Hoily. For Exchange Miscellaneous AfVTLLXclGTliTiTfS someone In southern Oregon, Rt. 1, Box 792-A, Portland, Ore. FOR TRADE Cement block ma ohlne; mixer and all equipment, Want light car, model A Ford eedan or pickup preferred. W. A- Chll ders. Jacksonville. FOR SALE Miscellaneous MATCHED, DIAMOND SET, yellow gold wedding and engagement rlnga. Box 903, Tribune. FOR SALE $169 gas stove, 1938 model. Must sacrifice, O. V. Myers place. Phone 258-H. FOR SALE All-metal flagpoles for schools, cluba, parks, private estates. Also school ground equipment, D. D. Davis, 125 No. Holly, Medford. Phone 745-M. FOR SALE! Carpenter's tools, hinges, locks, pulleys, 6 gals, linsoed oil Cheap 333 So. Riverside (rear). FOR SALE 8-horse garden tractor. H. W. Culbert&on, 609 Wlmer St., Ashland, Ore, FOR SALE Fully equipped cabin, Inboard motorboat at Lake o' the Woods. Call at 458 Haven. B.:AND NEW Delco shallow well pres sure water systeme, made by Gen eral Motors, at 20 discount for limited time only, Leonard Elec tric Co., 309 East Main. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS Pitcher Drag inrants European fish Opinion Grassy fields Strong wind Behold English con sonants Sound uttered by a dog Russian villas community Sped Favorites Kind of fuel Astringent salt Sheet of glass Legal claims East Indian weight Auction Dispatched Embodiment Solution of Yesterday'! Puxxlt TPjtjMSALAD rrrroAiPioptJ f? p w e ki !AN A MO Bl BfjB T A S OA S K S E NJ dOe fcas H T HS ESUuEISi Ml 1 EpffR IsIalieIsOe Spikes of corn , Character in "Antony and Cleopatra" American humolst Medicinal plant Chief actor Device for aging cloth Princely Ital ian family Reverse end of a ham mar head Man with a deep singing vo'ce SO. Slamtsa coins 61. Look after 62. Nervouu twitching St. Symbol for tantalum 14. Subtle Invisible emanation 85. Annoys 69. Eons 42. American fresh-water lake S. Skin 44. Purposes 6. Back of the neck DOWN L Tree T la P - '8 " " 2o "" u 25 3T ZZIlZZZIlIIZli W Ht 37 38 if HZZZZIZZZZIlZZ !1 II ZZZIZZ"11ZZ11I ij: 11 w j I g4 I I mu " FOR SALE Speed Queen washers ana ironers, spartan roi rig era tors, Guaranteed service and parts for all makes of washers. General Elec tric Ironer, demonstrator, only one half original prloe. Flck'a Hard ware. FOR SALE 1037 Gibson refriger ator, bargain prloe; slightly used. uan evenings ai tao raim. GLADIOLI 25c dozen. Dresslar's, Phone 1560-Y. FOR BALE Large Icebox, $4; elee- trlo washer, $12; small cream sep arator, $10. Dressler's, 1107 H. Main. MYERS Water Pressure systems, guar anteed. All pumping systems over hauled. Plumbing contracting. Fen co electric fenoe regulators, Full line of. general paints and fishing tackle, Flck'a Hardware. GOOD USED WASHERS, Radios, and small roll-top office desk; 2 good used electric ranges and one gaso line range, greatly reduced. Also outboard motor, half prloe. Flck'a Hardware. FOR SALE Cheap Furniture, for camp or modest housekeeping; din ing table, 4 chairs, 3 beds, springs, mattresses, 1 linoleum, 8 wool rugs, .icebox, sewing maohlne, ironing board, set dishes, 60 It. hou. 830 Dakota St. FOR SALE Davenport and chair, washing machine, Jersey cow and calf. Rosa Lane, Box 881. FOR SALE Large, sound, Newtown apples at Medford Ice it Storage, 60c box. FOR SALE OR TRADE Bakery equip ment. Home evenings, 391 Bridge St., Ashland. FOR SALE Fruit jars, quarts and '-gallons, 60c dozen. 327 Marie, FOR SALE Wood range. Tel. 1200-L. LEAVING TOWN Household goods and trailer for aale. Talent Auto Camp. GRAIN SACKS 3c and 4o each; also sacking and binding twlno Med ford Bargain House, 27 -61 North Grape. Phone 1063. CABBAGE plants 647 Marie St. GOOD used refrigerators and electric ran (jes Call 13. LOANS MONEY TO LOAN on dwellings ol late construction. Keasonaoie rate BROWN As WHITE. BUSINESS CHANCES MAN AND WIFE with business ex perience and two thousand dollars, to operate retail store which em ploys entirely new method of mer chandising and where the profits are unusually large. Your bank has our financial rating. ADDRESS BOX 4319, MAIL TRIBUNE. FOR SALE Service station and gro cery. 602 So, Riverside, FOR SALE OR TRADE Service sta tion, 6-room house and barn, 6 acres with water; clover crop. WOI subdivide, Signal Service Station, south of f'otent. ROOFING WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof. Roll roofings and costing at mall order prices. Pa boo Paints and Roofing Ekerson Paint and Roof Co. 36 So Bartlett. Tel 949 INSTRUCTIONS WE WANT to select reliable men, now employed, with foresight, fair education and mechanical Inclina tions, willing to train spare time or evenings, to beoome Installation and service experts on all types AIR conditioning! and Electric Re frigeration equipment, Write fully, giving age, present occupation Utilities Inst., Box 7B0, Mall Tribune. Cross-Word Puzzle IS. Long In one's possession II. Prod tod SI. Publlo gather ' nga St, Coarse Ale IS, Opposite of a weather 18. Streams 97. Language of the Buddhist sorlpture IS. Measure of capacity 30. Broad open vessels SI. pastures 33. Rail bird 34. Mark of a wound 38. Rational 37. Perala 31. Court crier's call 3ft. Roman em parol 43. Occupying a, chair 44. Condition 4b. Legislative body 40. Government la the Rhine province, Prussia 48. Persian fairy 49. Fragment 61. Largs flsh 62. Roll and tumb)4 64. Provide with weapons 66. River bottom 66. Ag 67. Tear apart 68. Understand 60, Comparative ending 11. Among mAOE P? E T A JEr? E EiARRR VEg0TE NDL ES I. Borrow I. Orsek letter 4. Make amends for I. Chone 4. Don kay 7. Ouldo's low est note 5, Bandage ft. Frustrate 10. Consumed 11. Two: prefix 11. Produced by the wind IS. Forces air nolilly through the nose II. Defects PERSONAL MEN OW AT 401 GET PEP. New O&trox Tanlo TebletA contain raw oyater Invlgoratora and other atlmuiants. One dose atarta new pep. Value $1.00. Special price 60c. Call, write Strang Drug Co. CLAIRVOYANT and PALMIST Truthful advice on all affairs of life. 1780 No. Riverside. PROFESSIONAL READINGS. Try'the best. Mme. Lazelta, 106 North Oak dale. MISCELLANEOUS CASH for small business. Must show living plus future possibilities Consider concession in estnb store, such as newsstand, cigars, camera bus., etc. No serv. sta., peer or cafe Box 4684, Tribune. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKaON COUNT) ABSTRACT CO. TITI.lt INHIIKANCf AHSTKACra K8CHOWI Chinese llerba Chlneae Herb for all allinenta. GET QUICK RESULTS Try our remedies when other fall CHAN CHAN CO , 33S K Main. hadlatur Keiiring. HOOPER'S RADIATOR 8 G R V I C 1 33 South Bartlett Dress making. THE DOMESTIC SHOPPE" Protea stona) Dressmaking, Tailoring. Al terations. Hemstitching, Buttons and Buckles covered. 19 N Bartlett I'HE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and Remodeling Buttons and Buckles covered. Room Wi, D S Natl. Bank Bldg. Tel. 1181 DRESSMAKING. Tailoring, Ladles Coats and Suits Alterations Prleei. 1 reasonable Mar; M Coksr Ore terlan Bldg Kpert Window Cleaner. LEI C1EOROE DO IT - lei UHrf House cleaning, floor weitng. 40 muthlng rug, upholstery iieanliij LOANS A QUICK WAV To pay your old bills ... to reduce Installments ... to get needed OASH... Use our popular cash loan plan to get the money you want wnun you want it. Loans up to. 9300 on your own signature and security. No en dorsers. Take as long as twenty months to repay. Personal and Auto Loans. OREGON FINANCE CO (Formerly Ore. & Wash. Mtg. Co.) Lie. No. 6-311 M217. Phone 139. 4fl South Central Palming. JNO. H. LOCK PAINTER Fins Interior work a specialty, Phope 809. MUSIC VOICE PIANO - George Maddos tenor, Alleen Crawford Maddos. piano. Beginners and advanced Prultt's Music Center Phone 22 faulting. PAINTING Industrial and residential work quickly done at moderate cost Latest spray-type equipment F U Gardner Phone 1876. w COLORS BY NATURE - PAINTS Bt PITTSBURUH Ut us recommend a reliable painter or peperhangm F.H.A loans for painting now evsll able Pittsburgh Palnf atnn, lV W Main Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFER AND 8TOKAO Lucsi and Long instance rumlturt Moving Bonded oarrlers nrepioul storage Expert crating, packing and shipping servlo "Davis (or RArvtn " Shniu MS BADS TRANSFER 8TORAOI CO. Office i So Fir Phone 316 Prloes rjilitaerilcsjiiHintfled Pritchett Of fen Comfort Ideas For A Motor Vacation Going on a motor vacation If so, why not equip your car with acces sories that will give you greater saf ety, comfort and economy on your trip, suggests C. H. Pritchett, local manager of the Western Auto Supply company on South Riverside avenus. , "The part that accessories play In safe, oomiortaoie driving is oiten tlmes overlooked by the motorist who make careful plans for ths en joyment of every ottier port of nls vacation trip," Pritchett states, "for owners of new and old cars sllke find that the driving can be made as pleasant as the stopping If their car la properly equipped." "Accessories that can be classed as as Important safety aids Include tires, brakes, and llhta, although there are many other articles which play their part, uU as the battery, horn and bumper guarda. "In view of ths mounting number of trafflo accidents In 1938, ths pros pective vacationist should have his mechanto carefully check his brakes, and follow the lead of many Western Auto customers who replace old lin ings with our supreme quality lining slong before the old has completely worn out. But good brakes are of lit tle value, If Urea do not have suffi cient tread to afford positive trac tion to prevent skidding on all kinds of roadways, so be sure your tires are safe before starting your trip. If you have new Western Giant Silent Grips on your car, youll get road gripping traction and extra, tire miles for a smaller Inveatment. "The place of bumper guards, lights and ths horn In the Interest of aafsty Is esslly understood, as is ths battery, when you realise that it must furnish instant power to start the engine, toot U'.e horn or light the highway. "But comfort Is also an Important end that Is served by scceasortut. Best covers make driving mora com fortable as well as lengthening the life of the upholstery. A Motorola oar radio win entertain you wnllt driving or topping." GRANGERS ENJOY AT In an appropriate rural setting of green lawn stretching under the shade of alders at Jackson Hot Springs a good representation of Jaokson county's prosperous farmers and their families gathered Sunday, July 31, in the name of the Pomona grange for their annual plcnlo aud aporte program. Every year Pomona aeleota the last Sunday In July as ths day for their plonlo and temporary release from the many obligations which are to be met tn making their organisation a success. The entire table accommodations on the grounda were utilised In serv ing the gas people who attended, and the basket lunches brought by the grangers were of such excellence thst even a watermelon Insecurely hidden underneath a lumber pile failed to draw attention. Mrs, Oilve Floyd, Pomona lecturer, was chairman of the committee ar ranging for the day's events in whloh the grangers frolicked on the lawn In numerous contests remindful of younger days down on the farm. Other commltt members were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conger, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Maust, Horry Wlegant, and Jesse Fish. Prises Awarded Upper Applegate grange won the prise for an outstanding leoturer's program resented in a recent contest for balanced rograma. 81 other granges entering end reoelvlng re wards for their efforts were Jackson ville, Oold Hill, Live Oak, Central Point, Talent, and Upper Rogue. Judge and Mrs. O. B. Lamkln of Bellvlew received an award for having been married longer than any couple present, 51 years. "Believe It or not, It can be done," said Bill Brltton of Bellvlew, who was contest announoer. Mr. Lamkln Is former mayor ot Ash. land and ex-county Judge. Mrs. MUo Kays of Talent represent ed the most recent newlyweda. With twenty-three per oont, of their membership present at the plcnlo, Talent grange won the atten dance contest. Mra. Lottie Clngcade of Eagle Point had the largest family prosent, Including two sons and three grandchildren, and won s luscious watermelon. Women Drive Nails Sixteen women entered the nail driving contest, with Mrs. Earl Bost- wlck of Talent proving the champion. Even though she dropped a nail, she was able to retrieve it before it reached the ground without mlaalng a hammer stroke. Emmett Naalon assisted from the rooting section, and Henry Conger gave aid by telling the ladles after the contest was over how to hold their hammers. Mrs. A. 8. Brockway was unable to enter, being engaged most of the day In collecting a twenty cent debt. Something simitar to the melody of a yodel occurred when several Iodise lifted their voices to the south heav ens In a hog calling contest, whloh was won by Mrs. Nella Ridings of Applegate grange. "Orlfflnella," the partnership pig In the Griffin creek grange, heard her name called over the miles, no doubt. Jesse Pish, Oold Hill baritone, outdlstanoed ths men's voices In t calling contest. Develop ing much gracefulness, Earl Bostwlck and Win Arnold of Jacksonville led In three legged race, and Mr. Bost wlck also .displayed much prepared ness when be won a pi eating con test, taking time out to Inform his opponents that their faces were smeared. Al Floyd of Medford was ohsmplon In a fat man's race, and Miss Alleen Inlow of Bellvlew won the women's foot race. By removing his necktie, Roscoe Roberts, Pomona master, tied with Lester Harris of Phoenix In a standing broad Jump. Mrs. Emmett Nealon was champion bean bag thrower. In children's contest Wee ley Hartley of Talent won a candy hunt, and Valla Vee Vandagrlft of Phoenix grange excelled In a foot race. ITTEE APPOINTED FOR NEW ALBANY, Aug. .(., -Wlllard L. Marks, president of the state aard of higher education today announced the personnel of the .advisory com mittee for the new division of agri cultural and industrial marketing The committee, nominated by Chancellor Frederick M. Hunter, President O. W. Peavy of Oregon State college, and President Dons Id M. Erb of the University of Oregon. and approved by ths board follows: E. B. McNaughton. Portland, chair man! William A. Schoenfeld, dean of the school of agriculture of Oregon Stat college, Corvallta: Victor P. Morris, dsan of th school of busi ness administration of the Univer sity of Oregon, Eugens; J. D. Mlckle, director of the state depsrtment of sericulture, Salem: Clarence Bishop, Pendleton; R. u Clark, Portland, Edward Geary, Klamath Falls, B. A. McCornack, Eugene, J. R, Oerber, Portland. 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