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Newspaper Page TextareDFORD SfATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOftn, OREO ON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 1933 page mxn Read every ad on this page. You will probably Cind exactly the things you have been look ing tor or a sale or trade for unused articles you may have Search your attic or store-room you may find many things others are seeking and be able to realize immedtate cosh. If ' what you wan't isn't here, ad vertlse for It Tribune Classi fied Ads are inexpensive effective 1 RATES Per word first Insertion. (Minimum esc) 1 Each additional Insertion, per word Otlnhmim 10c) Per line per month without copy change - f 1 J3 GASH Or money order must ao company all mail order classified ads. - LOST AND FOUND LOST If dog missing, call 1516. WANTED FEMALE HELP . nam nrarrlrnhn Prro Anrl fnm lit) to $23 weekly showing gorgeous Hollywood endorsed Fashion Frocks. No Canvassing. No Investment. Send dress size. FASHION CROCKS. INC., Dept. A-3331, Cincinnati. Ohio. ADDRESS POSTCARDS we supply. Rate 24c a card In advance Send stamp for details. Sun land, Co., Colton. Calif. and cook. Must be good. Twenty five dollars and found. State age and qualifications, references If any In your first letter. Box 400, Horn brook, Calif. WANTED Lady to care for 2 chil dren during fruit season. Room, board and wages. 411 Bcatty. WANTED Dishwasher and waitress, LaTosca , P h oe n 1 x . - WANTED-MALE HELP VALUABLE BALES FRANCHISE OPEN We will place with some capable man In this community a valuable i franchise to sell Nash Custom Tail ored Clothes. An energetic man with a good acquaintanceship should make an excellent income from this franchise. Our new Fall line is one of the mast colorful and attractive in the tailoring Industry. New low prices now In effect. Gen froii com million and bonus ar rangement?. Write full details about yourself. Mr. E. P. Johnson, 415 ' Broadway Arcade Building. Los An geles, Calif. WANTED Experienced retail lumber salesman; must be able to do esti mating. Apply In person. Economy Lumber Company. No. Riverside. WANTED SALESMAN BIG COMMISSION and your own shoes as bonus showing amazing Kushlontreds, complete shoe line, Experience unnecessary. Selling outfit Free. Tanners Shoes, 3406 Boston. Mass. MALE OK FEMALE TUR N SP AR R IMEINTOAH -Grow mushrooms in cellar or shed. Mail crop to us. We pay shipping costs and 30c lb. BIG PROFITS Write WESTERN MUSHROOM CO., Portland, Ore. EARN $30 WEEKLY OR MORE" Grow Mushrooms In cellar, shed. We buy 30c lb., year round husiness. Mr, B made $270 in few weeks' for FREE BOOK. WASHINGTON MUSHROOM IND Dept. 404, 2010 2nd Avenue, Seattle. Wash. HOP PICKING starts about August aoth at Christie Hop Yarya. a 'A miles west of Grants Pass. Free tents, cood campground. WANTED SITUATIONS MAN and WIFE want work on farm, Experienced. References. Inquire Dave Hicken, central Point. WOMAN wants housework wltn elder ly lady or couple. Phone 493-X. WANTED Work by experienced wuiunii. in nuuii luimty. kuvju iwii Cnn give references. Phone- 958-R WANTED Miscellaneous WANT TO RENT by August 20th, 1 or 2 -bed room house or apartment. Permanent. Phone 1564. WANTED Small gas ranee, also circulating oil heater. Box 3704. TriDune. WANTED Your watch aao clock repairing. Guaranteed. Reasonable prices, c. b. Myers, lie no. central, FURS altered and cleaned. Fashion Shop. Phone 1181. WANTED Poultry and eoza. High est cash price paid. Med ford Poul try and Egg. H. C Fredelte, sole owner. LAUNDRY Mrs. Huson. Tel. 1345-M. WELL DRILLING $1.50 per ft., first 60 ft., etc. J. M. Dodge. 419 King. WANTED Dead and worthless ani mals removed free of charce Phone (reverse charges) Southern Oregon Bv-Products Co HIGHEST CASH I'RKES PAID For Your Furniture MEIIFOKD BARGAIN IIO I Sfc 37 N. Orape St. Phone 1062 WOOL - MOHAIR HIDES And Pelts Soe us before you sell. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 3? N Grape St. Phone 1062 WE MY MORE CAM! For Your Furniture IIOMIKOOK & AMKi:W 6th and Front Phono 647 HIGHEST PRICES PAID for Dhtterles, Radiator?. Aluminum. Brit Cop per and r-'t-i metal MET) FORD n AROAIN 'lUCSE 27 N. Grape St. Phone 1062 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Modern 3-room house with bath, newly decorated, partly furnished: apace for garden Adults. Located at 36 (j No. Peach. FOR RENT 7-room unfurnished suburban (very good home): good shade trees and lawn; 3 miles from city center on paved road. Phone 1051. FOR RENT 4 room housw, No. 4 Berry dale. Inquire 623 So. Central. HOUSE FOR RENT The furniture for sale. Phone 1748-Y. FOR RENT Unfurnished 6-room modern stucco home on Jackson ville Hwy.; furnace, fireplat-o, hard wood floors. Phone 790-M. FOR RENT Small, modern, fur nished bouse. In rear, middle aged or elder adults. 410 Hamilton. 5-ROOM house, screened porch, gar age. 502 West 4th. FOR RENT Small, partly furnished house, 133 So. Grape. Key 428 No. Holly. Phone 476 -X. FOR RENT Smah, modern, furnish ed house In rear. Middle-aged or elderly adults. 410 Hamilton. FOR RENT House No. 5. Everette Court, furnished. Adults only Phone 338. FOR RENT Bacheior cabin. Phone 1748-Y. FOR RENT APAKTMENTS VAWTER Apartments. 20 No. Holly. Unfurnished lower: hot water, elec tric range and refrigerator. Call Apt. 1 or phone 1108. FOR RENT Apartment. 334 Apple. FURN APT. Redecorated; completely modern; close In. 51 No. Oakdale 1 GE BAUER APTS.. ton. and Oakdale. ! Fine building, modern, furnished or unfurnished, all comforts. By , week or month; $27.50, and up Phone 713-Y. FURN. APT., private bath. Frlgld alre. 806 West Main. FURNISHED Apartment. Adults only 503 S. Holly. FOR RENT 3-room unfurnished apartment. 402 Newtown. Tel. 19. FOR RENT Furnished apartments; Frlgidalre. electric range. Hotel Holland. FINE modern apartment. Inquire at F. fe F. Bftnk. FOR RENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT a sleeping rooms. 528 West 11th. ROOM for 2 at 153 North Oakdale. NEWLY furnished rooms, close In: cooking privileges. 232 S. Grape. FOR RENT Living room aud sleep ing room: fireplace; use of kitchen and garage If desired. Box 790, Tribune. FOR RENT 3 rooms, $1Q, unfur nished; 2 rooms, furnished, $12.50; not modern. Inquire 518 East Main. PLEASANT front room for rent, 204 Genesee St. PLEASANT room for rent; private entrance. 408 Edwards. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 S. Grape. FOR RENT -BOARD ROOM BOARD and ROOM 23 North Orange. BOARD and ROOM. $1 a day at 716 E. Main. FOR RENT Miscellaneous FOR RENT 6 suburban acreage tracts, some with stock. Sid Blood, 122 No. Central. FOR RENT Garage, $5 per month In advance. 304 No. Holly. ONE store room, upstairs office rooms. See Al Llttrell or Roland Hubbard. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK SOW with 6 -weeks-old weaner pigs for sale or trade for grain cr wood. Emll Schlesel, Valley View. 05 HEAD OF CATTLE, beef and dairy cows. Must be sold at or.ee at a bargain. .Phone 307, Jacksonville. Henry Man kins. FOR SALE Two young purebred Shropshire bucks. R. V. Beall, Beall Lane. FOR SALE 2-year-old blooded Cor dale rams. Herbert Elmore, Apple gate. FOR SALE Milk cow. inquire at Beagle postofflce. FOR SALE Entire dairv herd. 12 cows. Will trade for sheep. Phone FOR SALE Oentle 1250-lb. work horse. Will trade 55 ewes for milk cows. Phone 25-F-ll, Eagle Point. 30 WEANER PIGS for sale. Luke Jennings. Sams Valley near Beagle, FOR SALE Excellent milk cows. A. H. Mann, Rt. 1, Box 393-A., uruiin treex road. FOR SALE Cow and heifers Chai. cummons, Reese Creek. FOR SALE Weaner pigs, shoats and pedigreed Poland China sows; large bay team. Phone 1051. FOR SALE Milk cows. Milton Houston, Ross Lane. FOR- SALE Cows and ewea John Hall. Sams Valley. Ore. FOR SALE Pigs. C. H. Rhoten, 1 mile west Central Point. WEANER PIOS for sale. Alfred Pelle, Eagle Point. Cratfr Lake Hwy. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 6 wild Mallard ducks.: 614 Plum. i FOR SALE Choice Red pullets, also our A-graoe white Leghorn pullets and breeding cockerels. Drive out to the farm for fresh ergs and frrrs. rr1v Poultry Farm FOR SALE PETS DOGS FOR SALE White breeding does. New Zealand. lorn Murphj. Route 1. Box 70-A. Just off Beall Lane. I FOR SALE Cocker Spaniel puppies. $6 and $7.50. Phone 155C-R. 816 1 West 11th. . j REGISTERED white Collie pupa and stud. Klsh-Ke-Koh atraiw Fred ! Fi&her, Roseburg, Ora. . 1 . FOR SALE PETS DOGS FOR SALE Purebred Cocker Span- j lei pups. Phone 1524-L. REGISTERED 3-year-old Ken Blue terrier valued at mj. win sen ior $10. Wonderful watch dog for country. Phone 1349-L. 1004 West 4th St. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE OR TRADE 4-Wheel trailer, hydraulic brakes, 7x14 box. 1311 West Main. GOOD USED TRUCKS '34 DODGE lVa-ton. with flat bed. Very good fruit truck. 375. '37 FORD lVa-ton, with 3 -speed axle, long w.b., new tires. A bargain. '35 INTERNATIONAL Panel. An ex cellent milk wsgon. INTERNATIONAL 1-ton. Good tires, $175. PERRY L. ASHCRAFr Packard. International Trucks. 128 South Riverside. TRACTOR BARGAINS ALLIS-CHALMERS Model M Tractor. In excellent condition. Has belt pulley and power take-off. McCORMICK-DEERING TD-40 Diesel Tractor with Isaacson angle blade bulldozer. PERRY L. ASHCRAFT Packard. International Trucks. 128 South Riverside. SKINNER'S SPECIAL 1937 CHRYSLER Imperial Touring Sedan in absolutely perfect condi tion, only 18.550 miles; beautiful tan finish and rich moha'.r uphol stery show no wear; spacious built in trunk; motor Just nicely broken In. One of the finest used cars we nave ever seen, rncea ror qmcn sale below book value for only $795. " SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck Cars. G.M.C. Trucks. '35 STUDEBAKER 1-2 tou truck, long w.b., used short time n& prod uce truck, in best of condition in every wav. Readv to go to work. Only $585. Walter W. Abbey, Inc. Used Car Lot across from new building, 9th and Bartlett '36 STUDEBAKER FreSMenf DeLuxe Sedan, Cost $1695. On'y 30,000 miles. Perfect condition. Will sac rifice. Consider smaller car. Box 829, Tribune. SKINNER'S GARAGE Operates two Used Car Lots 9th and Bartlett Sts. and 143 S. Riverside. Open Evenings and Suuday. 1936 Chevrolet long W. B. Truck, duals, 80 rub ber $525.00 1935 International long W. P. Truck, duals, fine condi tion .. 545.00 1937 Ford V-8 series 85 Do Luxe Sedan: radio, extrrs 665.00 1935 Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan; , . excellent condition, low mileage 365.00 1934 Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan; only 17,000 miles; clean... 826.00 1936 Willys 77 DeLuxe Sedan; perfect condition; 18.000 miles 325.00 1935 Plymouth Town Sedan: trunk. A dandy 445.00 1936 Terraplane Custom Coupe, below book 465.00 1929 Pontlac Coupe; econom ical transportation 95.00 Plenty of other good ones to select from. SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck Cars. G.M.C. Trucks. , FOR SALE 1937 Nash Lafayette victoria sea an; complete witn over drive, free wheeling, rad'o and heater. May be seen at Kconomy Lumoer fjo. yara on Norm River side. SANDY'S USED CARS You can depend on the car you buy i rom us. 1937 STUDEBAKER Sedan with over drive and de luxe equipment. 1937 STUDEBAKER Coupe, overdrive 1936 FORD Station Wagon. 1935 FORD Panel Delivery. 1930 STUDEBAKER Coupe. This is a smaii car in spienaiu condi tlon. Several Cars from $15 up. 1934 FORD Truck: duals. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Open Evenings and S una ay. SEE THESE BARGAINS TODAY Ford model A coupe: new paint, tires, battery and motor newly and' com pletely reconditioned, $135.00. '29 Durant Coach, low mllenae and fine condition throughout. $90,00. Bulck Touring will amaze you to hear motor. Tires alone worth more than selling price, eofi.OO. '35 Chev. Sedan DeLuxe; radio, heat er, new paint; entire car in excel lent condition. $495.00 Trade and Terms. CHAPMAN-COOKSEY MOTOR CO. 3a So. Bartlett. Phono 977, OATES' USKO CARS Famous R and G Guarantee. Cars of merit only deserve this space watcn this section for the BEST BUYS IN TOWN. 1934 Chevrolet Truck...... $395 1935 Chevrolet Truck 496 1936 International Truck 545 1936 G.M.C. Pickup 495 Used Car Lot located 6th and Bartlett. Med ford Oregon. Harold Treat, Used Car Mgr. FOR SALE 1935 Chevrolet track, long wheel base, dual; good tires, extra heavy; 3 extra tlrea; $500. E M. Barrlngton. Inquire postofflce, Williams. Ore. GOOD Delivery Car. exchange for wood, p-iynn Electric. Phone 1(J7 LATE '36 Ford Coupe, $50 lets than market price. Call 971 evenings. 1929 DODGE Sedan in good condi tion. 1314 North Rlversloe even ings. Phone 1181 or 1692-1. FOR SALE 1937 Ford CourJe 13 000 miles: excellent condition. Box 8T0. rare Malt Tribune. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE t&dULllJ CTltd e" from Junior High school; excellent location for confectionery. Living quarters. Very easy term. Small suburban grocery and SoDD M "tation. Leas $15.00 per mo. Doing nice busi ness. BROWN & WHITE. 104 W. Main. FOR SALE First home on right south of Phoenix. Reasonable price and terms. Inqu're 21 Oeneaee fit. BARGAIN 7, acres Hwy. 99, 5 acres in alfalfa, some pasture. Under Gold Hill irrigation; " 2 cows and other stock. New earaie home, chicken house, well. eltctriJty Some terms. 3 miles weft Gold Hi Li, Just east Sherwood Auto Court. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE $25.00 down and $17.50 per month, bungalow on hillside close to Medford. Total price $1500. Walter H. Leveret w, Med ford Bldg. FOR SALE Modern 6-room house, close In. Price $2000; $4f0 down. Choice 2 6-acre ranch, Irrigated, well Improved, some stock, equip ped; close In; $1000 down, balance easy. Suburban homes priced right. Easy terms.. UPP A RINGOEN 403 East Main. FOR SALE 5-room furnished house, large shady lot. fruit-room, sun porch; near school. Call week days only. 603 King. FOR SALE' 10-room house, newly decorated, 17 trees, good garage, 2 lots 102x100 ft. Inquire 307 No. Ivy. FOR BALE 7-room bungalow In fine suburban location, 1 acre. barn, garage, chick house, 8 very large shade trees. Total prlc-j $2600; $750 cash, balance $25 per mo. In cluding interest. A real buy. See or phone 617-L for Clarence Pierce, if interested. FOR SALE 3 houses. $2500: $60 Income. Terms. Owner at 518 E. Main. FOR SALE or trade for Medford, 3 3-3 acres, Improved, Irrigated, near schools; lage pasture, fruit and shnde. Box 686, Tribune. FOR RENT 10 acres, gooo build ings. Inquire 4 Corners Station. Midway oad. FOR SALE Beautiful, new, modern 6-room plastered home: hardwood floors, fireplace, furnace, full base ment, recreation room, two car gar age: $4500, one-third down, balance like rent. Just off East Main St., 10 Ashland Ave. FOR SALE 5-room house aud bath, screened-ln back porch, fine shade, 2 English walnut trees, corner lot Only $1200: easy terms. ALSO 10 acres, all in Ladlno clover; 6-room new house and gar age, barn, electricity; located on state highway, price $3200, Includ ing 10 head' of good milk cows, cream separator and household furniture. L. O. PICKELL, 16 So. Bartlett. ACRES, Irrigated, small house, east of Medford, $625. 2 Acres, irrigated, 2 small houses, lots berries, nice shade, $800 5 Acres, Irrigated, ne small modern house, 4 head stock in cluded, $1750. BLOOD & GOFF. 122 N. Central. WHEN you think of real estate think of BROWN V WHITE. FOR SALE OR LEASh 23 acres, close In; 18 In cultivation, Irrigated: buildings and electricity. 425 8 Oakdale. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS For Informotlon Inquire of Warren Patterson. Secretary at the National Farm Loan Office, 203 Liberty Bldg. Tel. 1149. or C. A. Barnes, 167 E. 8th, Eugene. Ore. HOUSES FOR SALE In Medford and surrounding towns. 'Easy terms Jackson County Federal Savings Loan Assoclntlon. For Exchange Miscellaneous HAY TO TRADE for Jerwy cow Phone 234-J-2, evenings. FOR TRADE Cement block ma chine; mixer and all equipment Want light car, model A Foid sedsn or pickup preferred. W. A. Chil den". Jacksonville. FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE Paul pressum pump, motor. 60-gal tank, deep or shallow well, $20.00. Tel. 1278-J. FOR SALE Super automatic white enamelled range; small electric mo tor, electric water heater. Phone 576-J. 612 Penn. Ave. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Look for ex pectantly 6. Arabian Gar ment 8. Act of nelllng 12. Masculine name 13. Who a candi date 14. Entry In an account 15. New England state 18. Large cask 19. The herb eve 20. Fruit of the blackthorn 22. Hlfth moun tain 25. Formerly 28. Rocky Dln nacle 39. Verell's great epic: vari ant SL East Indian welpht 32. Near 33. Coarh IB. Greek letter 38. Pa can get In the brain IS.' Unwanted plnnta 40. Knm 4L Article 44. By 45. One who at tempts to Influence a court or Jury corruTitlT Solution of Yesterday's PuxiU SlAWHffAlP I PggERM Q Sip a Hy s e yjl S Tfej M M ER H M ET N Y T AjRO E MF E N 7A N S H OlEpp BL A D Epj E A epreTTn sBbut I TpaS E Ar5 MHjE R A BfTD SO AERp PATfT I jAL ABRMIA a ntMEim a5(nDW TIYlEHYlElAlslTHSIOiL 48. Ctlit 60. Native niataj 6L Kind of ape 2. Dad 64 Cavalry swords 68. Behind a vestal SR. Ascends 69. Tried DOWN L Cured thigh of a hog I. Palmyra palm leaf Hill ll! 3i w 34 W m m H lilll 1 II Aa! - iUu 2 FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE 6x12 plywood house trailer, $25. Howard Ave. MUST SACRIFICE at once, furniture, old glassware, set silverware, ster ling silver, tools, typewriter, etc. House for sale or lease. Roller ca naries and cages. 132 8th Pu Ash land, Ore. FOR SALE New Champion 2-cylln-der air compressor, heavy duty type. One tised Gardner one-oylinder air compressor in A-l shape. Weaver tire changer with truck tire and drop center attachments. 86 Van couver Ave. Phone 746-Y. DO YOU KNOW Kettleweli's local melons are now ripe: also sweet corn. Kettleweli's Gardens, 99 Hwy. South. FOR SALE Good used refrigerator. 31 North Bartlett. FIELD-RUN POTATOES. $125 sack; culls, 75c. Reds and whites. Blank enshlp, Central Point. FOR SALE One Q. E. Liftou refrig erator, like new; one wood range and wood heater. 11 Tripp St. Call evenings. FOR SALE 2 house trailers. Priced to sell, at Economy Lumber Co. or Phone 1275. FOR SALE Several good used wood ranges priced right. 31 N. Bartlett. FOR SALE One Easy Splnne; washer, good condition. 31 North Bartlett. GLADIOLI. 25c dozen; also pickling cucumbers. Dressler's. 1107 E. Main. BLACKBERRIES, crabapples, shelled almonds. Mrs. D. W. Luke. Phone 379-J-l. FOR SALE 1937 factory nnllt, le ft, trailer house, sleeps 4; stove, Ice box and running water. Must bn seen to be appreciated. S. M. Chrlstensen. on highway, mile west of Gold Hill. CANNING PEACHES now reany Bring your own boxes. Wood lawn Or chard, Central Point. Phone 137. Harry DeBuque. GRAIN SACKS 3c and 4o each: also sacking and olndlng twine Med ford Bargain House. 37 -8) North Grape Phone 1063. SUGAR PINE SHAKES for sale E. O. Faber. Central Point. FOR SALE 16-h.p. outboard motor and boat. 622 Edwards. FOR SALE Champion peaches. Chas E. Gray. Hwy. 99, 2 miles north Gold Hill. FOR SALE Cabuture Dlanta and not- ted flower plants at the Crater ureennouse. FOR SALE Iron beds, springs, $1 each. Tables 60c to $1.60. Heating stove $4. 618 E. Main. FOR SALE $169 gas Stove 1938 model. Must sacrifice. O. V Myers place. Phone 258-H. FOR SALE Speed Queen washera ana ironera. Sparton refrigerators Guaranteed service and parts for an makes of washers. General Elec tric ironer, demonstrator, only one' half original price. Flck' Hard ware. MYERS Water Pressure systems guar anteed All pumping system- over hauled Plumbing contracting. Fen co electric fence regulators Full line of general paints and fishing tackle. Flck's Hardware. FOR SALE Almost new modrn wood range; reasonable. 16 Ashland Ave. 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 price. Flck's Hardware. LEAVING TOWN - Household goods ana trailer tor saie. Talent Auto Camp. CABBAOfc plants 647 Mario 8t. Cross-Word Puzzle 1L German water ing place II. One indefi nitely IT, Short for a man's name 20. Color 2L Game of chance 21. Collection of facts St. Hawaiian wreath 24. 'Metal fastener 28. Transmits 27. Credit 29. Plant of the vetch family 10. Condensed atmoapherlo moisture 22. Shakes 84. Rumors 37. City In Holland 29. Auricle 41. Ringlet 42. KxcTnrriflUoO 42. Splendor 48. Evebrowi Scotch 4T. Comfort 48. Judean king 49. Spoil 52. Before: prefix 63. In addition 6ft, Symbol for blemuth 87. As they fay "and In Parts S. Clergyman'ln chance of a pari sl 4. Follow 5. Part of a curve I. Exclamation of contempt T. Babylonian deity 1 Separating device t. Perfumes 10, Rent MISCELLANEOUS EXPERT ADVICE and TREATMENT for all scalp and hair diseases. ETHEL WVN'S BEAUTY SALON. TO CORRECT the ad. two w-eks ago. 25c per gallon Grade A milk is be low State Law Test. Phor.a 2)3. QUILTS covered and tied, ftl.00. Phone 1568-L. NOTTCE Asphalt paving plant established at our plant in Medford. We are now In position to quote price on sur facing driveways, tennis courts, alleys, etc. Medford Con. Con. Co Phone 69. INSTRUCTIONS PIANO INSTRUCTIONS Mrs. Daisy Blnns, 823 King. Home atudlo less r-jtpenye, lower prices. LOANS MONEY TO LOAN on dwellings ol late construction Reasonable rate BROWN As WHITE. ROOKING WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof. Roll roofings and coating at mall order prices Pabco Paints and Roofing. Ekerson Paint and Roof Co 18 So Bartlett Tel 243 BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE Service station and gro cery; Shell products. Good loca tion. 602 S. Riverside. FOR SALE OR TRADE Bar. liquor store and restaurant. Liberal terms for quick turnover. Best paying business In northern California. Vosburgh's First and Last Chance, Hornbrook, Cal. GOOD PAYING BUSINESS and Home combined, Beer Parlor. Lunch room, Gas station, on Highway 99, one mile Wnst Gold Hill; 860 ft Rogue River frontage. A bargain. Terms. A. Swab. Jr- The Gold Nugget, Gold Hill Oregon. PERSONAL MEN OLD AT 40) GET PEP. New Ostrex Tonlo Tablets contain raw oyster Invlgorators ana other stimulants. One dose starts new pep. Value 11.00. Special price 80c. Call, write Strang Drug Co. PSYCHIC Readings Dally. Mr. Miller, 328 North Central. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. I TITLE INBIHIANCB AHHTRACT8 . ESCROWS Chinese Herbs Chinese Herbs for all ailments GET QUICK RESULTS Try our remedies when other fail CHAN & CHAN CO 236 K Main. Expert Window Cleaner LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172 House cleaning, floor waxlt.g. de mothlng rugs, upholstery cleaning. Radiator Repairing HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE an South Bartlett. Transfer DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving. Bonded carriers. Fireproof storage Expert crating, packing and shipping service. "Davis for Service." Phone 644. EADS TRANSFER Oe STORAGE CO. Office 20 So. Fir. Phone 315. Prices right. Service guaranied. Dressmaking. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking and Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered. Room 302. U. 8. Natl. Bank Bldg. Tel. 1181. DRESSMAKING, Tailoring, Ladles' Coats and Suits Alterations. Prices reasonable. Mary M. Coker. Cra terlnn Bldg. THE DOMESTIC SHOPPE" Profc slonal Dressmaking. Tailoring. Al terations. Hemstitching, ' Buttons and Buckles covered 19 N Bertiri LOANS A QUICK WAY To pay your old. bills ... to reduce Installments ... to get needed CASH... Use our popular cash loan plan to get ' the money you want WHEN you want It, Loans up to 1300 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. it Wash. Mtg Co.) Lie. No. 8-211 M217. Phone 139. 45 South Central. Painting JNO. H. LOCK PAINTER Fine Interior wotk a specialty. Phone 800. PAINTING Industrial and residential work quickly done at moderate cost. Latest spray type equipment. F. H. Gardner. Phone 1375-W COLORS BY NATURE PAINTS BY PITTSBURGH. Let us recommend a reliable painter or paper hangar F.H.A. loans for painting now avail able. Pittsburgh Paint Store, 132 W. Mafh. PORTLAND WHEAT ORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. IS. fj The biggest wheat shipping week of the year here u concluded today and grain exporter, eald they expect ed even larger weeks soon. The merchsnts exchange said about 700.000 buahels of grsln left the Col umbia river during the week, most all of It g:lnx to Belgium and Holland with the remainder to be delivered to Germany and the United Kingdom The process of surfacing Iron or stae! with sine Is nimed in honor of I.uLM Cialvlnl. 18th century Italian professor. A Medfordite In Europe Leonard Carpenter travelling in Central Europe writes experiences to the Mail Tribune. ON BOARD S. 8. MAHCO POLO, July 21. (Special Correspondence) We are rapidly approaching Delphi after a week of placid travel from Venice with shore visits to walled towns, royal villas, bathing spots and shops. Although Isst, shops are not least. Purchases are mainly confined to peasant handicraft with the result that we have batches of Jugoslavs, Albanians and Croat vllllans, all with (browned, peeling, red or sll three mixed) young U. s. A. feces. We also have young and old of every sex In shorts, very shorts, and short abbre viated shorts. I can go no further and they no less. Here Is a quotation from a lady to a gentleman, or In our language, a boy friend: "To float on the Ionian sea under a sunset sky and watch the shadows slowly rise on Mt. Par nassus. To see the valleys slowly fill with darkness and the sunlight fade from the little islands, then a won derful rosy light ovsr mountains and water and the trui? 'wine dark sea' of Homer! Truly wine dark, motion less with red sails floating on It. That was yesterday at the Island of Leukas," Tods'y with a pleasant shore wind we are steaming up the Qulf of Corinth to Mt. Parnassus and Delphi, I wish the orscle could speak again to tell the world how to get out of Its madness. But It has been silent for more than 1900 years. More thsn It Is possible to Imagine has been the severance of our contact with the .outside world since we landed in Holland. In Germany we found It Impossible to buy America nor English news papers for' several days. In Venice only quite old numbers were avail able and here wo are supplied with a badly edited single letter size sheet five times a week, which hss little or no European news. If there Is a rsdlo, other than the ship's, on board, for connection with foreign or local stations, I have neither seen or heard It and there fore I know none exists. Everything end anything could happen and we would know nothing of It all. Very strange. ... HEREWITH are some random facta. "Blocked marks," which must be purchased In certain countries out side of aermany, are quite a source of foreign exchange for the4 father land. They cost about 60 per cent as much aa marks purchased In Gor many and buy as much. One Is al lowed to spend only 350 blocked marks every five days They must be obtained through banks and the number you have cashed Is placed on your passport. Each person Is allowed only five marks upon leav ing the country. In Italy "tourist lira" can be pur chased at about 10 per cent saving provided the tourist haa bought a letter of credit before entering the country and purchases with some thing like those travel checks Eugene Thorndlke sells at his bsnk. No lira may legally be exported, Upon enter ing either country you must make a declaration of all the money you carry. Also when leaving the samo thing Is required, ... A Friend who purchared an expen sive Lelka camera wss deter mined not to declare it for export tax so when he wss being questioned on the border about the vast number of msrks he had spent, pointed at his wife who waa sitting at a distance In her fur coat and exclaimed: "8ee her? Well she Insisted on going to all the most expensive hotels and night clubs, you're a marrlea man and know what that means." At any rate their plan worked, which was sll the more Interesting because they had scarcely eaten for three days and had lived at the oheaper places dur ing their whole trip. AU you have to do to get the truth of this story Is to ask Jack Bpauldlng at S. O. 8., or any other candid cameraman. All the real photogra phers on the trip carry light meters and candid cameras as well aa their movie camera. They always snap a picture or two preliminary to making a movie and have them developed as soon as possible as a check on their reels. An unofficial estimate would give 1 3-10 camera or gadget per tour ist here and 2 ft-10 In Germany. The best technique In Germsny Is to group the fst frau and the chil dren In the foreground, or If It Is rosily a magnlftoent background to get the fat frau to snap the fat you and the children, ... IN Greece, unless your name and address la on the outside of the envelope In full, your letter will re main unsent. The Island of Corfu Is prosperous because of Its many olive trees. These were planted centuries ago upon the promise that a small piece of gold would be given for every tree which grew. There are no tips permitted in Italy, but the matter Is taken care of by adding a straight 10 per cent to your bill. If you order a dry Martini In these pans you may get brll llantlne or Florida water but you won't get anything you have ever tasted before. Potato chips and salted almonds are on the bar for the taking. A young lady hissed In my ear. "They are full of worms I" So now I only take the potato chips. I have not examined them but I think I know which she meant, THERE can be no doubt concern ing the war scare on this side. That Germsny haa rebuilt In large measure her land strength csnnot be denied. Her air force It supposed to be very large although no one who will spesk knows. Bhe hss had three years of expanding victory under Hitler and la hungry for more Inter nally her finances are In a bad way and her people are deprived of much which ws, as well as they, years ago. consider necessary. The dictators must continue on "living dangerous ly," until they are finally tripped up. What is the situation between the Brenner Pass snd Flume today? Ger many Is a nation of 73,000.000 war riors. Italy has 43,000,000 people certainly not worrlors. A Germanized country larger than England and Prance was given to Italy after the war. The Fatherland wants that country which gives upon the Medi terranean, and due to the repressive measures of Italy, the sentiment there Is for aunschlaua. In Spain there will be a tug of war for control and no one can really suppose Italy can prevent anything which Germany decides to do. Italy has not the best relations with Jugo slsvls and both Hungary and Czecho- slovskla are being agitated from Berlin. Germany Is building a peace-time machine which can be turned Into a war machine with no loss of time or efficiency. Aud there can be little doubt but that Is what Is going to happen when, and if. opportunity arises. Italy can never allow this region to be severed because of the hydro-electric development which she hss been pushing forward In order to relieve her reliance upon Imported coal. A very large per cent of Italy's "white coal" and consequently of the power which supplies her Industry, heads up In this region which Is German (or Austrian) In Its feeling and ambition. ... GERMAN culture which used to be of the very highest grade no longer exists. Although that seams pretty drastic yet there Is every reason to believe It. The university faculties "of before Hitler have been purged. Textbooks have been rewrit ten as political propaganda and men such as Einstein, Remarque, Brun nlng have been driven Into exile. At' such low ebb Is music there now that no first class conductor or orchestra can be secured for the Salzburg fes- tlvsl and the real feetlval will be held In Switzerland, at Luceren. Use of , our slphabet has been forbidden and all books are to be printed In old. gtveo-up German characters for the sole purpose of keeping literate German youth from reading foreign books and papers. It Is an odd and traglo thing that I ahould be writing thla at this time and place. Three or tour miles away from me aa I sit herb, Is the greatest monument ever erected by a free people, the Acropolis, at Athens. In 300 B. O. Athens built a system of government In which freedom of speech, of worship and of criticism was first enunciated on earth. From this democratic form oame all that Is the foundation of present western civilization. With the ascendency of - Rome, through the dark agea when the Huns overran the European soil we know . today, until the rediscovery of Athen ian culture at Florence, Italy, which marks the beginning of the outturs of the world as we know It today. In the weat, the tiny flame of liberty snd refinement lighted by this city , flickered, almost died, but finally , became a burning torch. ... TODAY the Hun Is stirring again. Can anyone seriously question the plans that Germany has of doml-. natlng the civilization of the west and that Japan has of ruling the east? And yet ridiculous as It seems, we snd every other country are sup plying these potential enemies with all the weapons that they wish to buy. In Germany not only are huge armaments pllmg up but great caches of food and of baalo raw materials such aa rubber and cotton. We are allowing ourselves to be played for the world's greatest sucker In order to see the price of scrap Iron go up it cents per ton. We help to arm Japan, we help to arm Germany and Italy, and wa refuse to give our moral and material backing to England and France who are keeping peace In so lar as peace, law snd order are being kept. If you wen being sabotaged by the Eugene Guard or the Portland Journal the Interference being extended to your home on Siskiyou height even If outside Interference wss stirring up every kind of trouble, and your au thority was being broken down you might still think that the peace haa not been broken but you would resent the whole thing. If beyond that you knew sticks were being assembled to beat you up at the critical moment you might feel even more disturbed. Bui if you were supplying those sticks and whips for the besting, you certainly would bo Just what you called yourself. ... InrHB sun Is hot but there I usually 1 a Medford breeze The surround. Ing water Is blue ss crater lake The hilts are brown snd treeless. Head lands of grey Hmestone form tha barrier to the sea. It Is all quiet, peaceful and Infinitely old, wlee and lovely. LEONARD CARPENTER State Policeman Sets New Record aa Hot cake Eater PORTLAND. Aug. 18. (AP) Sergeant w. B. Genn. Portland, broke his own record as hotcake eating champion of the state po lice force yesterday. Sliding his legs under a table at Camp Clatsop, where some 60 state troopers are completing sn annual training schedule. Oenn rolled up his sleeves snd proceeded to demolish 41 hotcakes at a single sitting. A rumor that he polished off, as a side-dish, 36 link sausages wea unconfirmed.