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MTTFOTCr MATT, TTtrBTTXE, MT:DFOT?D OT?T:nONT, FT?TTAY. OCTOTSET? 14. pagt; thif:e Read every ad oo this page you will probably find exactly the things you nave been look ing (oi or a sale or trade tor unused articles you may nave Search your atuc or tore-room you may find many things others are seeking and oe able to realize immediate cash It what you want isnt nere, ad vertise for it Tribune Classi fied Ads are inexpensive affective! Per word first insertion..-tc (Minimum 25c) Bach additional Insertion, per word . lc (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy rhange . .S1-Z- CASH Or money order must ac company all mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND FOUND Glasses In case. Call a: Tribune office and pay for ad. LOST Eastern Star pin, set with pearls. Phone 447-H. LOST One roan horse, weight about 1350. white face, one glass eye. branded "T." Write Lowell Wilson. Phoenix. LOST 11 dug mimi,, call 13IB WANTED MALE HELP TWO neat, ambitious youne: men tinder 22, free to travel.. California, Florida, New York and back, $25 a week, plus bonus. Apply Allen Hotel. a to 8 p. m. B. Thomas Thompson. WANTED If you .are reliable and can get by on a starting income oi about $25 a week, I have a perma nent opening. Car necessary. For Interview, write Box 1292. Mall Tribune. MALE OR FEMALE WANTED Ambitious men and wom en for special evening classes to train In Stenotypy, the new ma chine speedway In dictation; U. 8. Civil Service test coaching: Social Security Payroll Accounting as well as regular business subjects. Med ford Business College. Phone 666. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Capable woman for house keeping: 3 children In Junior hl?li Call 730-R. WANTED Lady for housework. 1732. Tribune. THREE LADIES to complete crew of women demonstrators. Crew now forming. Two free to travel, one remain local. Unusual opportun ity. Apply Cabin No. 63, Merrlcn'o Auto Camp. WANTED Experienced beauty oper ator and stylist with good following Applications confidential. Box 1729. Mall Tribune. WANTED Middle-aged woman or girl over 20 for housework In coun try home. Must be good cook. Phone 510-J-2. WANTED SITUATIONS i SINGLE LADY wishes position as housekeeper, country or city. Ex perienced. Referencea. Box 1748. Tribune. BAVE your shrubbery pruned by an expert, capable and reliable, and preserve the beauty. It costs no more. Telephone 1680, Ekstrand. EXPERIENCED MAN wants work on dalrv or stock ranch. Has taken course In dairying at Agricultural college. For references see W. F. Martin. Prank Glgg. Eagle Point Star Rt.. Medford. Ore. EXPERIENCED GARDENER, capable of laying lawns, shrubs. Any kind of Job considered. 307 Bessie. Tel 1319. WANTED Quilting. Phone 1453-J-4 WANTED Miscellaneous TO GET your peach trees sprayed, caU 258-Y. R. DeWlt. Work guar anteed. WANTED Horse disc. Jake Flnn"y Rt. 4. Box 169. Medford. Must be ebeap. - WANTED Passenger to Missouri or Illinois about Oct. 20th. 624 N. Bartlett. WANTED Yearling ram or older. No Ramboulllet. A. J. Edler. Trail. Ore. WANTED TO RENT Unfurnished 5-room house; permanent. Adults Phone 235. WANTED Purebred police pup Phone 14-F-22. WANTED to buy trash burner for kit chen. Call 121-X. GENTLEMAN desires share expenses or driving transportation to San Francisco or Los Aneele or Detroit, inch. References glveu. 307 No ,. Ivy. City. WANTED clean, soft cotton rags at n. 1.. 3une. Dead arid .vorthie anl oved free 01 chsree Phone charges! Southern Oregon eta Co ULINO 1 50 pet ft first c J M t !. iin K'n ('ASM I'KII . PAIII 1 Yom Furniture RD llAROAIN IllUSt .oe 8t Phon 1063 Registered Guernsey bull r. Good grade Guernsey portion tested. Ruth Ray ose. Klamath Falls. Ore - MUHAlK - MLUfctt See us oefore you fell MD BARGAIN ROIJSE pe SU pUoas 1063 WANTED Miscellaneous LAUNUKY Mr tl-Son tel 1345-M IVt PV MOKE CASH For Your Purolture HOUlltclOh ANIIRtWs 8tb and front Pbone 647 WANTED Horses Point Pox Farm and cows Tel 37-X-7 Eagle HIOHKSl PRICES PAID ror Butteries Radiators Aluminum, Brass Cop per and othet metals MEDFORD BAROALN UUU8B 37 N Oraoe 9t Phone 1063 FOR RENT HOUSES .FOR RENT 3-room house, furnish ed; garage. Adults. No pets. 731 West 2nd. FOR RENT Nicely furnished home In Fern valley east of Phoenix: basement and furnace. Charles R. Ray, Rm. 317 Medford Bldg. Phone 302. FOR RENT 47 North Holly. 6-room attractively furnished home, close to business district, on nlos resi dence street. Charles R. Ray. Rm. 317 Medford Bldg. Phone 303. UNFURNISHED HOUSE Inqulro 134 South Ivy. FOR RENT, 15th 4-room furnished house; on pavement; $30. Phone 580-J-2. 8-ROOM furnished house. Tel. 836-W FOR RENT -try home. - Partly furnished coun Phone 344-J-4. FOR RENT 6-room furnished homo. 3 bedrooms. See J. F. Haws after 7 p. m.. 1315 East Main. FOR RENT 6-room furnished house, close In. Phone 1776-X. FOR RENT House No S new Lorlng Court. West llth Strictly modern Adults only Phone 338 FOR RENT b-room modern tur nlshcd house Close In. 225 S Riverside Phone 457-J. FOR RENT BOARD ROOM COMFORTABLE ROOM In private home for gentleman. Private en trance. 1012 East Main. Phone 1466-Y. BOARD and ROOM E Mnln II a dav at 716 FOR RENT APARTMENTS APT. FOR RENT 604 So. Oakdale NEWLY decorated apt. 905 W. 10th. Adults only FURNISHED apartment, 128 S. Holly FURNISHED 3-room floor. 604 W. 10th. apt., ground FURNISHED APT. bath, Frlgldalre. Heat, private 806 W. Main,. FOR RENT Comfortable, furnished, heated apartment; Frlgldalre. 618 So. Oakdale. FOR RENT 3-room and 5-room un furn. apts. 307 N. Ivy. 70R RENT Furnished Rooms SMALL Bleeping room. 1205 E. Phone 61, evenings 1959-L. CLEAN, cozy Reasonable. housekeeping 325 S. Ivy. COMFORTABLE room home. 410 Beatty St. private 1521-Y. NICELY furnished room. $2.60 per week. 410 So. Newtown. FOR RENT Furnished room. Busi ness woman preferred. 19 Mistletoe. FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room for gentleman. 326 b'i Riverside. ROOM FOR RENT Private entrance, bath and shower. $2.50 week. 408 Edwards. attractive rooms 404 a Grape FOR RENT Miscellaneous GOOD FARM for lease. Inquire Mary I Helms. Klamath Junction, Ash land, Ore. FOR RENT Store space In Liberty Bldg. suitable for grocery depart ment, available about Nov. 1st. Inquire J. T. Hall. 308 Liberty Bldg. Phone 1049. FOR RENT 6000 acres winter pas ture for cattle. Write W. 8. Hutch ens. Red Bluff. Tehama Co., Cal. ONE store room, upstalre office rooms Set Al Llttrell or Roland Hubbard For Exchange Miscellaneous TRADE Wood stove for a cord, of hnrdwood. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Good milk cow or win trade for altalfa hay. John Enrx, Rt. 4, Box T7-A. Medford. FOR 8ALE Weaner plga. C. J. McCay. Spring St. west of Orange hall. FOR SALE Excellent Jersey cow. Just ireah. A. C. Lewis. 1 mile east of highway. Pern Valley. AUCTION SALE. Sat. Oct. 15. tale Pavilion, north Medford, Ore. Have all classes of livestock consigned. This la a popular market center. II you wish to buy or sell, attend this auction. So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley. Auctioneer. Phone 851-J-3. FOR SALE 4 good young cows. Just been tested and free from t. a. ana abortion: 6 extra fine bred gilts at market price. H. A. Birr, turn left off Midway road beyond Forest Patrol, then tum right, drive V4 mile to white house. FOR SALE Small feeder and weaner pigs. Meadowa. north of Beagle. FOR SALE 1 bay saddle horse. 4 yeara old; 4 Perrheron colts. 1 and 3 vrs. m ml. N. W. Central Point. P. D. Lofland. FOR SALE Or trade for grain. 13 feeder pigs and 1 Guernsey 2-year-old heifer. Irving Frey. Lake Creek FOR SALE 30 breeding ewe, cheap Glenn Garrett. Sama Valley. FOR SALE Team burros, harness and wason: also 3 plows. Pack and work. Ed Flesher, Jacksonville. Sterling Route. FOR SALE Tesm big mules. Inquire Paul Force. Eaale Point FOR SALE Young Brown Swiss Bulls Brown Swiss for mors milk. Phlpps Ore herd. Phone 417. FOR SALE PETS DOOS TOR SALE Watch-dew. 1 -year-old fox terrier, hotise broke and ppayeit Also Australian shepherd W. Dick son. Alder and 4th. Central Point FOB SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR LEASE, with option to ouy, . cre annua . c...c. good buildings, modem house; 4 miles out. Box 1743, Tribune. TOR 8 ALE House In Ashland, $800 Call 335 So. Riverside. WHEN you think ot real eststt think of BROWN at WHITE OOOD HOME for sale, cheap. Would take small down payment or what have you? Inquire 405 J St. EXTRA good income property In Medford. Want farm as down pay ment, or what have you? Inquire 405 J St. FOR 8ALE By owner. 5. 10 or 15 acres. Irrigated. Bear creek bottom land, 'i mile from city limits Phone 1524-L. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS For Information .nqulre of Warren Patterson Secretarv at the National Farm Loan Office 202 Liberty Bldg Tel 1149 or C A Barnes 167 E 8tb. Eugene Ore. FOR SALE 10-room house, lot 102x 100, garage. In business district 307 N. Ivy street. HOUSES FOR SALE In Medtutd and surrounding towns Easy terms Jackson County Federal savings Loan Association For Exchange Real iSstate FOR EXCHANGE THIS WEEK Fine 74-acre dairy ranch on coast near Toledo. Ore., for smaller place In southern Oregon. Write or phone Jackson lc Dolan, Grants Pass, Ore. Phone 430. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1028 ESSEX Sedan. $46. H. A. 8uv, turn left off Midway road beyond Forest Patrol, then turn right, drive mile to white house. HAHN MOTORS GUARANTEE COUNTS Friday and Saturday Specials. '29 PONTIAC Sport Coupe: 6 wire wheels. An exceptional car for the age 05 '33 CHEVKOUhT uoacn. raint like new. See this quick at $295 HAHN MOTOPS USED CAR LOT 25 South Riverside. '36 DODGE DeLuxe Sedan: looks and runs like new: guaranteed for 93 days. Priced for quick sale at only $546. on low cost bank terms. PIERCE - ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge & Plymouth Distributors. PRIVATE PARTY In financial distress must sell A-l '28 Durant sedan: tires O.K., motor good: car looks neat; $35 cash. Box 1735, Tribune, '30 PLYMOUTH Sedan. Reasonable. See at 1125 No. Riverside. A REAL BARGAIN 1938 BUICK CENTURY SEDAN for $1100. Car purchased new with equipment for $1650. Equipped with new U. s. Royal Master tires. raa:-, heater, fog light. In perfect con dition. Call John Day at 1968. LOOK Nearly new 1038 Ford De Luxe Sedan, run only 3175 miles. Will sacrifice quick at the price of a used '37. No equal in town 220 N. Bartlett. FOR SALE Miscellaneous FLOUR SACKS Largo 100-lb. size, heavy, $1.20 dozen. Model Bakery corner Main and Grape. REPOSSESSED Weatlnghouse 6 cu. ft. refrigerator. A real bargain; like new. Trowbridge Ac Flynn. FOR SALE International truck, lont? wheelbase, or trade for pickup or lumber. Plnley Implement Co , Central Point. ORANGES Sweet and Juicy, at the Pine Cone corner, Saturday and Sunday, 3 doz. 29c; 3 doz. 35c. FOR SALE Used oil circulating heat ers: all makes at reasonable prices Petroleum Heat and Burner Co., 412 East Main St. KLAMATH HAY 18 So. Columbus. GOOD USED BICYCLE Cheap. Take your hlcycle In trnde. USED RADIO 10-tube Zenith, nearly new. y7 price. LEWIS SUPER SERVICE STATION. FOR SALE Tomatoes, 35c lug. C. J. McCay, Spring St. west of Grange hall. FOR SALE Solid oak extension table. 63 N. Orange. Dr. Virginia C. Rlgg. CABINET type radio for sale cheap. 1109 W. Main. DRY WOOD for stock. $1.65 tier up. or trad Phone 452-R-3. FOR SALE Sweet Spanish onions, 1.25 per hundred. J. E. Lester, Blddle rosd.v CUT FOLWERS Dreasler's, 1107 Zinnias, Main. SEWING MACHINES Large assort ment used electric nnd treadle models. Singer Shop. 33 So. Grape. LAST CHANCE Practically giving away slightly used electric rangr Vashing machine. Easy terms. 38 Summit. FOR SALE. APPLES Newtowns. some small red apples. Myron Root Packing House. Bring boxes. FOR SALE Clsrlnet. 607 King St. Steve Whipple, FOR SALE Used track for mod. W Ctetrse. Also repair parts. Tel 14-F-22. FOR SALE Piano and other house hold goods. 603 Cedar St., Central Point. DAUOHTERS OF NILE Sale. Saturday, Oct. 15, next to pantorlum. Rummage Holly St FOR SALE Grapes; extra nice, sev eral varieties; clow in. Olenn Darby, south end Kines Hwy. TRY Akers" Feed Store and save money. Kismath hay, grain and potatoes, clover seed, dairy and poultry feeds, poets, shake, uhlti gles and wood. 1713 No. River aide, phone 893. FOR SALE Pine body wood 81 75 tier In 6-tier lots, delivered. P. D Lofland, Central Point. SUGAR Pint Shakes and dry E. C. Faber. Central Point. fuel OR APES FOR SALE and grape Jules 1 to order. Clarkaon Vineyard. Rt. a FOR BALK Miscellaneous FOR SALE New Pordson tractor, run 170 houra. w. H. Ferguson, 103 Laurel St., Central Point. FOR SALE Baled alfalfa bay. Zemke. Talent. FOR SALE Tokay grapes. 3'ic lb. Marie Lange. Central Point, end of N. 6th St. Phone 307. evenings. APPLES Grimes Qolden. Delicious and Newtowns. Dolph Phlpps, Cra ,ter Lake Hwy. FOR SALE Dry slabs. 8-tler load, delivered la Medford. $5.50. Jess Richardson. Central Point. FOR SALE Speed Queen washera and Ironera. Guaranteed service and parts for all makes of washers Liberal allowance on trade-ins. Few good used washers and radios. Real buys. General Electric lroner. aem-onsg-ator. one-half price. Canners' supplies. Pick's Hardware. MYERS WATER PRESSURE systems guaranteed. All pumping systems ' overhauled, Plumbing contracting and fixtures. Fenco electric fence regulators. Real buys on well known Coleman oil circulators and wood circulators. Full Una of gen eral paints, fishing tackle and hunting supplies. Full line hard ware. See us about your Federal Housing. Flck'a Hardware. FOR SALE Furniture. M. Doyle, west end McAndrews road. FOR 8ALE 3 good cowa. 8 tiers dry -wood. Essex '28 car. 1 pet lamb. Drive out Midway road, take first turn to left after passing Forest Patrol, then take first turn right, drive H mile to white house. TOMATOES, You pick, Point. 40c lug: beans 2o lb. Blankenshlp. Central FOR SALE Grapes and grape Juice Dell Vineyard, Rt. 2. Medford. ELECTRIC FENCE. $17.50 up. Harry Weagant. Ashland. Phone ll-F-4 FOR SALE Grapes. J. A. Manke. two mites east of Jacksonville. KLAMATH HAY large or small- lots 127 N Riverside, Medford. PERSONAL GALL STONES. I N D Gall Remedy will eliminate them Painless. Harm less, Not a drug. Visible result Complete treatment five dollars E N D. GALL REMEDY CO. 1812 N W Flanders St Portland Ore MISCELLANEOUS SETTLE YOUR DIFFERENCES out of court, aavlng money, confidential Write Economy Service, room 433 Redwoods Hotel. Grants Pass. Ore BETTER rebure lob at a saving Frees' Garage Jacksonville Phone 1R3 BUSINESS CHANCES NEW AND WELL-EQUIPPED Service Station at Jacksonville for sale at a real bargain Will require ap proximately $1000 cash to handle. If Interested phone 952, Medford, or write P. O. Box 1074. FOR SALE Beauty shop In well established location. Cash and terms. Box 1726. Mall Tribune. BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROWS Chinese Herbs Chinese Herbs for all auuient GET QUICK RESULTS Try our remedies when other tall CHAN 4i CHAN CO.. 236 K Main. Mail Tribune Daily across L On a boat or vehicle ?. Contaminates It. Agriculturist 14. Make certain 15. At home is. Everlasting 18. By 19. Piecfi out 2L Northern bird 23. Bend forth 24. Lease 25. Wrong 17. Old cToth measure IB. City In Germany 10. Coax 12. Ppoks 13. Consume by Mrs 14. Culpability 18. Perils 19. Age to. Godly person 42. Male child 41. Genus of the fros 15. Boy 16. Oil of rose petals: variant 47. Neatlv prefix 48. Toyed SI. English letter Solution of Saturday's Puzzlt Ril IPAIUAIPB rrraEOsroFAnv I f I W I IN E&s 3 1 li QUADHLEqtiAll ULLAndATEgDRA W ANEflluN llTHEPE P EL2S Pertaining to Nlcaea Aa a French man says "ad" Delicately benu lUtlllll T. Faculties of perception DOWN L Out ef the way 7s a ar prp psr- f r, . . , . . rm MML ZWX- I 3 35 $1 J7 36 '& , , ip JL-L- BUSINESS DIRECTORY Expert Window Cleaner LET JOE DO IT Tel. 1173. House cleaning, floor waxing, demothlng rugs, upholsetry. cleaning. DreatmaKTnR. The MO-DES Shoppe Featuring Tail oring. Dressmaking, Alterations for men and women. Hemstitching, buttons, buckles. 19 N. Bartlett. THE FASHION SHOP Ore me-ln4 Fur Remodeling Buttons and Buckles covered Room 303 0 8 Natl Bank Bldg rel 1181 DRESSMAKINQ. Tailoring. Ladles Coats and Suits Alterations Prices reasonable Mary U Cokei Cra- terlan Bldg. Furs. FURS remodeled, repaired, relined. cleaned and glazed. Reasonable Work guaranteed. Phone 969-M LOANS WE'LL FINANCE YOUR FALL NEED8I There ta a general need for MONEY at tnis time 01 me year, uim required for fuel, for school, for fall clothes, and many other calls. We advance cash for your Imme diate needs and arrange the pay ments on an easy budget- basis See Us Today I OREGON FINANCE CO. Lie. No. S-211, M-217. Phone 139 45 60. Central. MONEY TO LOAN on modern dwell ings ot lata construction $9 16 pel month per thousand Low Interest rate. BROWN SS WHITE. 104 W Main Painting. JNO H LOCK PAINTER Pine interior wotk a specialty Phone 809 COLORS BY NATURE PAINTS BY PITTSBURGH. Let us recommend a reliable painter or paperhanger P.H.A loans for painting now avail able Pittsburgh Paint Store. 133 w Main Webb and Carton Wall Paper. Paint, Lacquer. .Rooting and Glass Wo contract painting, paperhanglng and day labor. Esti mates free 233 West Bth Phone 270 Radiator hepainng HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE 33 South Bartlett ROOFING WE REPAIR or apply any type 01 roof. Roll roofings and -coating at mall order pricea Pabco Palntt and Roofing Ekerson Paint ind Root Co 38 80 Bartlett Tel 343 Transfer MEDFORD TRANSFER Ray Denny. Manager. Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving. Also Storage. Office of Pacific Truck Express. Phona 483. Ill North Fir. DAVIS TRANSFER AND 8TOKAOE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded sarrlers Fireproof storage Expert crating, packing and shipping service "Dsvla tor Servloe." Phone 644 EADS .TRANSFER Jt S'lORAOBf CO. Office 26 So Fir Phone 316 Prices rlcht Service guaran'-ed Big Applegate AFPLEGATB, Oct. 14. (Spl.) "Yean ago parent education was talked over the back fence; today It ta talked over the bridge table and the golf course," Mrs. Maud Morse, parent education specialist from Ore gon State college, aald as she traced the rapid advancement In this phase Cross-Word Puzzle I. Third king of JUUh I. Small body of land surrounded by water 10. The Greek N IL Footpaths 11 Determine 17, Destroy 20. Periodical or annual St. Most Ignoble 25. Entrances 36. Dwarf 29. Salt 81. Unit of work 33. Highwaymen 34. Verbal noun SS. Uuie of astronomy 38. Circular Indicator 87, Revolve 33. Breathes heavily In sleep 41. Narrow back city s treat 44. Arabian seaport 41. Chief Norse god 0 Insect SO. Rather than 61. 101 IS. Steamship abbr. AfWfAl ' 1 N T wLM Wj E C TUD O P 1 One who conducts a financial Institution 8. Correlative of either 4. City In Iowa I. Expose to moisture 1 Fancied T. Large recp- ucIas for liquid of study at the eighth annual family living conference held at the First Christian church her Tuesday. 1 "Parent education la not new, but ; It haa changed, from surmise to scien tific study. We don't need ta 'hope' for health and happiness ot our chil dren, but we really know how tp bring these things about." the speak er said as she contrasted the present field of knowledge with that of less than a century ago. In 1815 the first mothers study club was or ganized In Portland. Me., and lb 1824 the first mothers' magazine was published. Mrs. Morse gave a number of quo tations from these early periodicals, written by ministers and doctors, which. In a few Instances, showed rare advancement of Ideas. Younj parenta then gained wisdom from the experience of their own parents. Inspiration from religious leadera and strength from prayer. Other sources of Information were listed aa the Bible, family doctor and min ister, school teachers, the neighbors, and the almanac, all of which were climaxed with a strong parental In stinct, regarded aa a guiding light. The speaker contrasted this limited field of Information with the vast development in the work today, which Includes many types of specialists radio broadcasts, oollege extension service, ano an unlimited amount of Information In books and magazines. However. Mrs. Morse warned her audience not to look too lightly upon the mistaken ldea of the past. In view of the fact that those Idess served their purpose then, and that even In a few years from now many things that are accepted today will be dlsproven. She also urged that each Individual should be able to avoid blind, uncritical acceptance of facta which come to him. and should know which material la best suited to his needs. An open mind, a wilt Ingnesa to listen, and a sclentlflo at titude are necessary, she ssid. During the day Mrs. Morse briefly answered personal problems of moth ers attending the conference which were entered ! a question box. The family living conference opena tho extensive parent education program launched In Jackson county during the next six months by the homo demonstration eijent and the college extension service. Parents' meetings will be held during the year, when' such college atatf members aa Dr. O. R. Chambers, Mrs. Sara Prentiss and Mrs. Moras will be heard. Miss Alice HarUey, honorary chair man of the county extension commit tee, presided i during the luncheon program. Mrs. Lee Port of Apple- gate and Mrs. Rita Myers of Medford. of the county committee, apoke on the conference of the Countrywomen of the World In London next spring, and ways of raising funds to send a delegate from Jackson county. At the present lime Jackson county Is the only county planning to be rep resented. Mlsa Imogens Smith of Talent gave vocal solos during tin luncheon, playing her own piano ac companlment, Alumni members of jhe county committee Introduced by Miss Han ley included Mr. Efrie Blrdsaye of Rogue River. Mrs. J. R. Mccracken of Ashland and Mr. Mabel Thornton of Medford. Mr. Ida Sweeney of Medford, mother of Mrs. Mabel Mack, also was Introduced. Mrs Mack apoke briefly on the history of the county committee and of the London con ference. Mrs. Zuba Gate of Trail, county parent education project leader, pre sided durlnir the fVlnfrfnia with 5H Biiiiug tea in .me morning ay mm. marjory rena. Mrs, Florine Severance, chairman of the Jackson ville extension unit, led the singing at tho afternoon session. JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 14 (Spl) An Important Item omitted In the account of the P.-T.A. program last Thursday was that the county pres. Ident of P.-T.A.. Mrs. Jamea Hcey of Medford, was present and gave an Interesting tal on the hot lunch proposition. Word wa received last week ot the birth of a five pound baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Tunnel on October S. The little one waa named Margaret. A surprise party waa given Mist Dolores emits last Friday night at the horn of Eileen Berntton, the occasion being Dolores' loth birth day. Ten young people enjoyed an evening of dancing, those present being Fred Metzger, Oeraldln Ayert. Harold Whits, AncU Ounter, Alma Ayers, Eunice 6anden, Justus Lewi. Dolores flmlt and Eileen and Ed Berntaon. Refreshment were servod. Millard Jones wa host laat Fri day evening to 90 young friends who gathered at hi' home to enjoy an evening of fun. After a scavenger hunt and games, refreshments were erved. Nina ladle attended the health workers' meeting at Mr. Banna's home on Tuesday. ' Prof, and Mrs. A. L. Beck havo purchaaed the property formerly oc cupied by the Berntson family and I will move Into It nest Saturday. I Mr. and Mrs. Alva Aer have moved ! to the horn of Mrs. Joslo Lytle. Billy Cody arrived laat week from Vlsalla, Oal , and ha entered th , school here. Du to th. fact that hi mother passed away September 1, ha wilt make hi home with his grendparrnta, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Cody. Mr. and Mr. B. O. Coulter and family, who have been residing In th. Ore Wyant house, moved to their renoh In Sam valley last Sunday. Mr. Swindler, who had been making her horn, with tham for some time, returned to her horn. In Klamath rail Saturday. Mia Florence May severance ot Portland arrived at ber home on October fl for a short visit with her family, returning to th. northern city on Sunday. Spending Baturdsy night at home if her purrnte. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Vlall of Phoenla was Mr. O. O. Senden. 1 Jacksonville Thompson Creek THOMPSON CREEK. Oct. 14. (Spl) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Decker are the proud parenta of , daughter born October 7 In Grants Paw. She was named Francis. Those attending the laying ot tho cornerstone of the new Murphy Sun day school chapel from Thompson creek October 9 were Mr. and Mrt. Kerts. Dellae, Evelyn and David Kertr, Mr. and Mn. Lester Balder stone and daughters Beulah and Shirley. Mr. and Mrs. 3. L. John ston and son Albert D., Helen. Cath erlne and Dorothy Balderston, Rob erta Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bennett and daughter Carol. There were 195 registered. A picnic dtnner was served at noon Inside the new building. Mrs. Scott Robinson, who has been tick the past week, was able to be up for a few hours October 11. Mrs. Beasle Elmore was sick Octo ber 9. Copco finished Its work on the line and electricity was turned on October 11. The farmers are taking advantage i of the good weather and are burn-1 lng brush and stumps. Mrs. Wanda Smith, Thompson ; creek school teacher, has been stay- lng at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Helnze, during ex- ami nation week. I Bud Turnbaugh, who has been picking apples and pears in the valley, returned home October 9 for ovor Sunday. The county road grader haa been doing some very necessary work on our roads. Mlsa Ella Balderston spent the week-end at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Balder ston. 4 NORTH PLATTE. Neb. (UP) When Mary Neal of Tyron, Neb., sliced a watermelon picked from her back yard little did she suspect that aha would be rewarded for the Incident. Mary found a ten cent coin dated 1925 In the heart of the melon. . Notice of School Meeting NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN to the .serai voters of School District No. 49. of Jackson County. State of the said district will be held at City 38th day of October. 1938. at 8:00 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of dis cussing the budget for the fiscal school year, beginning June 19, 1939. and ending June ib. ib40, hereinafter set oi levying a district tax. KUUUKI , . Estimated Receipts 1. Balsnca on hand at the beginning of the fiscal school year (third Monday In June) for which this budget la made 76,113.31 9. To be received from the County School Fund 80,000.00 3. To be received from the Elementary School Fund 15,000.00 4. To be received from the State Irreducible School Fund 4.000.00 5. To be received for Vocational Education (Stats and Federal Funds) WO-OO 8. To be received from the Npn-Hlgh School District for: Tuition - H0.600.00 7. To be received from tuition for elementary school puplla 8,300.00 8. To be received from Interest on deposits and sinking fund. 300 00 0. To be received from other sources 600.00 10. TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS (Item 1 to 9. Inc.).... ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES I. General Control 1. Personal servloe: (1) Superintendent (3) cierk (3) Stenographers and other office assistants , (4) Compulsory education and census supplies 8. Elections and publicity 4. Legal service (clerk's bond, audit, 5. Other expense of general control 6. Total Expense of General Control II. INSTRUCTION Supervision 1. Personal service: (1) Supervisors , (3) Principals (4) Stenogsapfiers and other office aasUtant . j, supplies, principal ana supervisors Total Expense Supervision III. INSTRUCTION Teaching Personal service: (1) Teachera , Suppllea (chalk, paper, etc.) 5. Other expense of teaching . , .., 6. Total Expense of Teaching iv. ui'nnsiiun us n.ipii 1. Personal service: (1) Janltora and other employee 3'. Fuel0" -"?.?.?!'!!-!!!!! 4. Light and power - 5. Water - 7. Other expense of operation 8. Total Expense of Operation V. MAINTENANCE - REPAIRS 1. Repair and maintenance of furniture and equipment 3. Repair ana maintenance 01 nuuaings ana grounae 4. Total Expense of Maintenance and Repair VI. AUXILIARY AGENCIES 1. Library: (1) Personal service (librarian, extra help, ate.) (3) Library books (8) Supplies, repairs, etc, 3. Health service: (1) Personal service (nuise, physical exams, etc.) (3) Supplies and other expenses .-.. S. Transnortatlon of pupils: (1) Personal service .. 8. Total Expense of Auxiliary Atencles ..1 .... Vtl. FIXED CHARGES Tnsuranc Rent ....... 8. Total Flxeo) Charges VIII. CAPITAL OUTLAYS 3. New buildings 8. Alteration of buildings (not repairs! 4, New furniture, equipment and replacement . 5. Assessments for nsttermenta . 6. Other capital outlaya .. . 7. Total Capitol Outlays IA. Iir.t,r ar.nvu.ii 1. Principal cn bonds (Include negotlsble Interest- bearing warrants Issued under section 88-1104) 138.00000 4. Interest on bonds . Total riehf ervlre X. EMF.RflF.NCY . RECAPITULATION Tout estimated expense for the Item I-fl. II-5. Hl-e, iv-o, v VIII-7. IX-B. X Total estimated receipt, not Including proposed tax 150.813.31 , Balance, amount o b raised bv district tax l8t,18.T INDEBTEDNESS 1. Amount of bonded Indebtedness (Include all ne- otlsble Interest-bearing warrant Issued under section 85-1104) Amount of warrant Indebtedne on warrant la med and endorsed "not paid for want of fund" Amount of other tndbtdnas ...- Total Indebtedness (turn ef Item 1. I, I) Dated this Bth day of October. 1B5B. Signed: Approved by Budget Commute. Wagner Creek WAONER CREEK, Oct. 14 (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Jonaa are the proud parents of m baby girl born on Sep tember 28. Mrs. Maggie Ooddard called oe Mrs. Leslie Lynch, October 9. Bert Nlcholsr who has enlisted In the navy and Is stationed at San Diego, Cel., la here spending a- few days with relative and friends. Re called on hla slater, Mrs. Howard Combs, on day lat week. Mr. and Mrs. Olenn Abbott have moved from Medford to Grants Pass where Mr. Abbott haa accepted poaltlon as foreman In Fluhrer1 bakery shop. Mr. - and Mrs. Abbott are well known In thl district and bis friends ar glad to hear of hi advancement. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ollem ar tea proud parent of a baby girl born October 9. Miss Helen Combs 1 attending to Medford beauty school. Mr. and Mr. Oeo. Kerby and son. Fred and Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Urn Noble and Ooldle Abbott attended a dance at Greenaprlng. October i. Joe Kerby la In Junction City tu Itlng hla sister, Mrs. George Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Fred Combs motored to Ashland, visiting the ehasta-Ca cade Wonderland and also calling on Mrs. Comba sister, Mrs. Mary Atkins, on October 10. The Wagner Creek school 1 mak ing preparations for a carnival ta be held In the schoolbouse on Ooto ber 21. Helen Robblna of Amity, Ore., was house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slagel for a few days. Canadian WlVea Stronger OTTAWA (UP) Canadian wine will have more "kick" In the future. The national revenue department has announced that wine manufac turers may now strengthen their pro duct to the extent of 40 percent proof spirit. Instead of S1.4 percent In the past. 4 Phone 542. We'll haul away your .refuse. City Sanitary Service. Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of School Superintendent's office on the forth, and to vote on tns proposition . 1160.613.31 3.500 00 950.00 3.400.00 050.00 900.00 150.00 350.00 760.00 - etc.) , 9 8,850.00 7.SO0.00 8.JOO.0O 1,880.00 . 500.00 , 19,180.09 , I148.0OO.M 7.000.00 3.300.00 800.00 . llSfl.SOO.OO . I 11.500.00 3.790.00 4.030.00 8.650.00 1,400.00 1,050.00 , ( 14,970.00 . , 18,700.00 t 4.000.00 3.800.00 400.00 .5000 850.00 1, 5O0XJ0 . 1l.t.V).0 , 3,600.00 1.080.00 . 8.85O.0 , I 10.000.00 8.000.00 4.000 00 4.0O0-0 a, 500 xx) , t 8.1.800.00 1100.00 m , I 8fl.9A0.0S 8,000.00 year (um of - a, vi-o, v-i-e. 8SI6.8O00O . t-7B.000.00 48.00 ..,-08 84 HM.I.H.S4 REBECCA JENSEN. District Clerk. , rOOEfTl THORNOIKS. Chairman. Board of Director. 4 October 5, 1.38. fl Chairman, Budget Committee. MAX PEIRCE. A. F. BrjTt4tR. B. CTTrWlNOHAM, CHAB. B. CLAY
