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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATL TRTBUNE. MTCDFOTC D. OREGON", THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1933. PAOE ELEVEN tie no evury mi d tii page Tou will prooaoly (ina exactly the things you have been luck ing tor or a sale or trade toi unuaed articles you may bave Searcb your attic or store-room you may find many thing others are seeking and oe able to realize immediate cash IS what you want isn't nere, ad vertlse tor it Tribune Classi fied Ads are Inexpensive inactive I Per word first insertion (Minimum Wc Each additional Iruerlon. per word c (Minimum 10c) Pet line per month without copy change ,....f l.t& CASH Or money order must ao company all mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND IVOST Eyeglasses. Mr. Spencer Phone 1727, evenings. Reward. LOST Lady's Bulova yellow gold watch. Reward. 623 East Main. LOST It dug missmv call 1310 WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Experienced local beauty operator. Preferably with follow ing. Box No. 1448 Tribune. WANTED HOUSEKEEPER-COOK for family of three, consisting of wid ower and two grown children who we attending college and are home only on week-ends. Write Box $039. Mall Tribune, stating wages, experience and references. MALE OR FEMALE MAIL OUR CIRCULARS and free samples from your home In spare nr. Ana Mnt. for each 11D1B. VYC yay - - letter mailed. Puget Sound Sales Co., Box 3042, Seattle, wasn. SOLICITOR WANTED Malting ap pointments; commission. Box 3022 Tribune. W ANTED -SITUATIONS WOMAN WANTS WORK by day or hour. Phone avio-u. WANTED Wood buzzing by hour or tier. nu rruno o SINGLE, EXPERIENCED tractor and rancn nana wuuw - Tribune. W ANTED Miscellaneous WANTED '29 to '31 Ford or Chev rolet pickup. Must be cheap. No dealers. 209 West 8th St. WANT Medford or. vicinity property for South Dakota farm. A. J. Bufflngton, 38 Emeline, Santa Cruz, Calif. WANTED To buy equity In light sedan. Must be bargain. 139 Ken wood. ' DRIVING to Oklahoma Nov. 1st, by Los Angeles and El Paso. Accomo date 2 or 3, share expenses. In quire at Drtve-In Market, South Riverside. FOR RUG AND DAVENPORT CLEAN ING, Fumigating and Dcmothlng. Phone 293. 209 West 8th St. WANTED Milk cows for their feed. Have good pasture and barn full of hay. Phone S01-R-2. WANTED Family and men's wash ing. Reasonable rates. Mrs. J. M Buchanan, Rt. 3, Box 9-A. Medford WANTED To care for elderly couple or elderly lady for home and small wages. Write MaU Tribune Box S035. WANTED To rent, farm. Box 1414, Tribune. WANTED Ribblts. 12e lb. HvJ weight. Ashland Poultry and Egg WANl'ED Uesa and jvorthiesa ani mals removed tree ol charge Phone (reverse charges) Southern Oregon Bv-Priiducte Co WELL OHILLINU 1 60 pel ft first 80 ft. etc J M Dodae tiv K:n UI'IHKHI CH MIIIIS PA'D Pol Youi Furniture MHI)F(IHI) BARGAIN Hill UK VI N Oraoe 8t Pnonr 1062 WOOL - MOHAIH - HlllES And Pelt See ut before vou lell MEDPOHD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Or.pe St Phone 1062 LAUNDRY Mrs nuann lei 1346-M WE PV MIIKt (.AMI Pot Your Furniture fini.HHMOh AMIHKW 8th and rrunt Phone 647 HIOHES1 PRKite PAID for uattenes Rsdlators Aluminum Brase Cop per and othei metals MEDPOHD BARGAIN -lOUSE 57 n Prune -t Phone 1062 FOR RENT HOUSES HOUSE FOR RENT In Central Point. Inquire at Hlgslnbotham's, Cedar St. and Freeman roadt rOR RENT Four-room unfurnished house. Adults preferred. Inquire 264 Beatty. FOR RENT Modern 8-rooro house, basement and furnace. Adulta. Phone 758. FOR RENT Modern furnished five room home, electrical appliances, furnace, telephone at no charge $2500 rent to reliable parttrs Charles R Rev room 217. Medford Bldg , phone 302. FOR RENT 5-room nicely furnished home, well located Adults only No dogs. Inquire 122 No. Ivy. FOR RENT 4-room partly furnlthed house. Thomas Road. aeroM from Darks Grocery Fon RENT..F-r-'.:hed ti-ro.m house. 16 Quiac flt. J&quln 415 ft. Float. FOR REOT-HOU8ES FURNISHED 5 -room bouse near Acad emy and high school. 616 So. Ivy. FOR RENT 6 -room modern house, 10 acres pasture with or without adjoining 10 acres pears. Take first turn left after passing Fire Patrol on Midway road, then first turn right, drive mile to white house at end of road. FOR RENT Small furnished house. In rear Elderly adults. No dogs. 410 Hamilton. FOR RENT b-rootn modern fur. nlshed house Close in. 236 6 Riverside Phone 457 -J. FOR RENT House No S new Lortng Court West Uth Strictly modern Adults only Phone 338 FOR RENT 3 -bedroom house, un furnished. 728 E. Jackson. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Clean two-room apart ment. 325 South Ivy. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, 32 Almond. FOR RENT 6 -room furnished apt. Phone 121-R. FOR RENT Apts.. 334 Apple. FURNISHED 3 room apt., . floor. 604 W. 10th. ground APT. FOR RENT 604 So. Oakdale. FURNISHED APT. Heat, private bath, Frlgldalre. 806 W. Main. FOR RENT Comfortable, furnished, heated apartment: Frlgldalre. 618 So. oakdale. FOR RENT 3-room and o-room un-- furn apts. 307 N. Ivy. 'OR RENT Furnished Rooms FURNISHED ROOM for rent. Busi ness woman preferred. 10 Mistletoe TWO sleeping rooms; reasonable; close in. lai inpp Bl. COMFORTABLE room In . private home. 410 Beany St. Tel. 1621 -Y FOR RENT - Nicely furnished sleep lng room for gentleman. 326 fcVi Riverside. ROOM FOR RENT Private entrance, bath and ahower. $2.50 week. 408 Edwards. ATTRACTIVE roums 404 a Orape FOR RENT BOARD-ROOM BOARD and ROOM $1 a day at 716 E Main FOR RENT Miscellaneous OARAGE FOR RENT. 117 Laurel. FOR RENT Store space In Liberty Bldg. suitable tor grocery depart, ment, available about Nov. 1st Inquire J. T. Hall, 308 Liberty Bldg. Phone 1949. FOR RENT 6000 acres winter pas ture for cattle. Write W 8 Hutch ens, Red Bluff. Tebama Co., Cal ON EL store :.room,- upstair office rooms See Al Llttrell or Roland Hubhnrd FOR SALE LIVESTOCK RABBITS Thoroughbred white does. Ross Lane, Box 441. FOR SALE Fine Jersey-Guernsey cow. Freshen soon, third calf. Otis Garrett, Buckshot Hill road. FOR SALE 60 head Chester White weaner pigs, also 6-months-old pure bred boar. Walter Wooldrldge, Coker Butte road, route 4. FOR SALE Durham Guernsey bull, 90 months old, gentle disposition. Adolph 8chu!tz, Beagle, Oregon. FOR SALE Young Jersey bull, Leg horn hens year old, feeder pigs. Frank Gleaves, Lozler lane. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Floyd Long. Rt. 3. Box 27. near Airport. FOR SALE Young cows, fresh and springers; Ouemsey bull. 18 mos. old. John Darby. Griffin creek. FOR SALE Thorougbred Guernsey bull, 2 years old. J. M. Winter. Ross Lane. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. Wm. Straus, Sams Valley. FOR SALE 12 feeder and wear pies. Cheap. Turpln Ranch, Me&d ows, north Beagle. FOR SALE Team big mules. Inquire Paul Force Eagle Point. FOR SALE Young Brown Swiss Bulls Brown Swiss for more milk Phlppr Orchsrd Phone 417 FOR 8 ALE POULTRY FOR SALE 30 Barred Rock pullets. Phone 1S91-Y. FOR SALE PETS DOOS FOR AALE Black cocker spaniel, 4 months old. 326 So, Central. FOR SALE or trade for wood. Pontlac coach, $35. 608 8. Riverside. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE g. -. n 100 acres. 85 cultivated, Sfihlinso lrlrwated, good six- www room modern home, good bam. chick house, garage. 3 cows, 2 heifers, full set farm machinery. Including almost new tractor. Some hay and feed. All goes. Located 314 mile from Medford. Also - . - Substantial four rooms 511 and oath, plastered house, Sjl I 1WW earner lot. fin. shade. etc. Terms. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE No. 7 N. Bartlett St. Phone 1496 or 1548-R LOOK FOR SALE Five-room house, large lot. shed and fruit. Full price, $650. Inquire 408 Boardmsn. ENOLISH TYPE ALMOST NEW - S BEDROOMS 1 BLOCK TO SCHOOL S3150 Modern fl-room home, h a rd wood floors, f I re place, painted walls, pink of condition: laundry trays. garage, lare lot. This place would cost M0O0 to build. For sale today only t3 1 50. Terms. MARK A. OOLDT. INC. Phone 738. 100 E. Main St. rOR BALE Bst rtflh offer takes 8 -room houM and garage on e&trt side. Phone 790-R. when )ui mink j: irti nuti ttiUU FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 30-A. placer and quartz claim; elec, water, buildings mil machinery, can operate year around. Sickness reason lor ais posal. Geo, Klingle, Hotel Allen WE HAVE BUYERS for city property List your property with us. Upp & Rlryroen. 402 E. Main. 110 ACHES Vfr Acres under Irrigation; balance oak and fir timber; good 4-room house; on good road. Price $1600; $300 down. UPP & RINOOEN, 402 I. Main. FOR RENT Partly furnished Bunga. low. Adults. 1027 East Jackson or phone 1433-J. HOUSES FOB SALE In Mediuid ana surrounding towns Easy terms Jackson County Federal savings Loan Asaoclstlnn EXTRA good income property In Medford. Want farm as down pay ment, or what have you? Inquire 405 J St. FOR 8 ALB fi-Roora house and bath, good condt tlon, nice shade, corner lot, near school. Only $1100; terms. Also 6 Acres, irrigated; 4-room house, large barn; 2 acres of peaches; close In on graveled road: $1295, $500 cash. Also Dalrv farm, equipped with cows, $2800. Auto camp, leased and paying 15 on investment. See L. O. PICKELL 18 South Bartlett. OOOD HOME for sale cheap Would take small down payment or what have you? Inquire 405 J St. FEDEKA1 LAND BANK FARMS For Information .nqulre of Warren Patterson Secretary at the National Farm Loan Office 202 Libert) Bldg Tel 1149 or C A Barnes 187 E 8th Eugene Ore. FOR SALE 10-room house, lot 102x 100. garage. In business district 307 N Ivy street FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES '29 CHEV. SEDAN, only one owner. Perfect mechanically. Only $97. Low cost bank terms. PIERCE-ALLZN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors 1928 ESSEX Sedan. $45. H. A. 81r. turn left off Midway road beyond Forest Patrol, then turn right, drive mile to white house. LOOK Nearly new 1938 Tord 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 VISIT Pine Cone Stand. Truck Just arrived with sweet potatoes, oranges, lemons and grapefruit. WALL-PAPER at half-price during Lamport's Close-Out Sale. RECLEANED VETCH seed, 3140 lb. Phone 523-J-5. AKERS FEED STORE sells for less Klamath hay, grain and potatoes; clover and grass seeds, wood, posts, shakes, and shingles. Free delivery. 171314 N. Riverside. Phono 892, GOOD used wood and oil burners, excellent condition. Best buys In Medford. Pick's Hardware. 14x18 TARPAULIN for sale. Akers Feed Store, 171314 No. Riverside. FOR SALE CHEAP Seed barley, feed er pigs and other livestock. Tel. 671-R-l. FOR SALE Fourth crop alfalfa. Will trade for wood. Phone 6U-R-3. 2,000 ROCKHILL strawberry plants (or fall planting. Strong, healthy stock. W. J. Robertson, route 2, box 37, De Barr Ave., old Pacific highway. FOR SALE Dining room suite; Eure ka vacuum cleaner; gas stove, 3 burners and oven, and miscella neous. 19 Mistletoe. FOR SALE Hay, 48 and 910 per ton Phone 301-R-a. FOR SALE SHEEP OUaNO for your garden and lawn. Monarch Seed e5e Feed Co. FOR SALE Apply VIOORO to your lawn now. a fan application win Insure a better lawn next summer Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Household goods, 1 Heatroia, double oed, single sen a vd springs, kitchen cabinet, small heating stove, breakfast table and 4 chairs, flat-top desk. 40 Berke ley Way. Phone 612-W. FOR SALE Six capacity General Electric battery charger, post 01 flce Service Station. FOR SALE POPCORN. The beat In the world. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE FREE-FLO WINO SOIL SULPHUR for your alfalfa and meadowa. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE WHEAT OERM MEAL, the most abundant source of health and growth-producing vitamin B for human consumption. Include In your morning cereal for health. Monarch Seed fe Feed Co. FOR RENOVATINO. RE-COVERJNO and INNER-BPRINO Mattress and Upholstering, call NuWay Mat tress and Upholstering Co.. 200 West 8th St. Phone 293. Estimates Free. FOR SALE FLEX-O-ULASS. the perfect glass-substitute. Weather and waterproof. Keeps out rain and cold. Inclose sleeping and laundry porches Tor comfort, in expensive, easy to install. Mon arch Seed A Peed Oo. FOR SALE OR TRAUE Buze-saw. 5 miles out of Jacksonville, on Rueh Hwy. Moore. ONIONS. Ic-lHe: popcorn on cob, 8o 1 mile south Phoenix. Elmer Harris CONCORD ORAPES for Juice, cheap Phone S14-M. FOR SALE Furniture. M. Doyle. West end McAndrewa Road. PLANER BLOX. delivered from Medford Corporation at 14 45 load. Phone 333. Central Point Puel. FOR SALE Used oil circulating hent er. all makes at reasonable pnea Petroleum Heat and Burner Co 412 tut Main St. St'OAR pint Shakes and dry fuel m. a Jbtr. Ctatrtl PoiaW FOR SALE Miscellaneous PRUNES le lb., mo picked: carrou ltc. B. E. Fcrd, 2 ml. west on Jacksonville Hwy. Phone 731-R. KLAMATH HAY in Bo. Columbus. CUT PRICE BARGAINS BUILDINO MATERIALS MUST REDUCE OUR STOCK Split-shakes, Smithing Coal, Dojrs. Windows, Sash. Insu.atlng Wall Boards, Paints, Varnish. Good dry lumber In 2xi, ahlplap, timbers Roofings roll and shingles. SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS NOW Save Money. FREE Plans, Service. Long Term Finance. THE MEDFORD LUMBER CO. At 3rd and Fir. Phone 629. FOR SALE E-flat alto saxophor.e and case; good condition. Calj 821-R. GRAPES FOR SALE and grape juice to order, ciarkson vineyard, tit. a FOR SALE S good cows. 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 mile to white bouse. FOR SALE Dry slabs, 8-tler load delivered In Medford, $5.50. Jess Rlchsrdson. Central Point. MYERS WATER PRESSURE systems guaranteed. All pumping systems overnauiea. ' piumoing contracting and fixtures, Fenco electric fence regulators. Real buys on well known Coleman oil circulators and wood clrculatrs. Full line of gen eral paints, fishing tackle and hunting supplies. Full line hard ware. See us about your Federal Housing. Pick's. Hardware. ELECTRIC FENCE. $17.60 up Harry Weagant. Ashland Phone ll-F-4 KLAMATH HAY irge or small lots 127 N Riverside Medford PERSONAL MEN FEEL OLD AT 40 when system runs down. New OSTREX Tonic Tablets have stimulants obtained from raw oysters plus general body Invlgorators. Try whole package. If not delighted with results, maker refunds Its price. Reg. $1.00. Spe cial now. 89c. Call, write today. Strang Drug Co. OALL STONES a N D Oall Hemedy will eliminate them Painless. Harm less. Not a drug Visible result Complete treatment five dollars END OALL REMEDY CO. 1812 N W Flanders qt Portland Ore MISCELLANEOUS SETTLE YOUR DIFFERENCES out of court saving money, confidential Write Economy Service, room 433 Redwoods Hotel Orants Pons. Ore BUSINESS CHANCES a AAA well established d ress- Xnllll making shop, doing excel lent business. Ill health reason for selling. Phone 1496 or 1D4U-K. NEW AND WELL-EQUIPPED Service Station at Jacksonville for sale at a real bargain Will require ap proximately U00 cash to handle If Interested phone 953, Medford, or write f. o. box 1074. BUSINESS DIRECTORY ' Ahswocfs JACKSON COUNTY AHSTRACr CO TITLE INSI'HANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROWS Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. In .Sou tli Africa, a town or city 8. Head cover ings I. Fun 14. Particle of dust 15. Small Island: variant ' Id. More crippled 17. Genus of tht honey bee II. Good-by colloq. II. Bring Into a row 20. Survival of a past age 21. Adjunts or con trols 14. The number four 36. Kind of French wine 17. Goddess of discord 19. Dish of eggs 15. Root out IS. Soft drink: cotloq. SI. Let the baft drop lightly on the water 10. Too lata IS. Point 14. Old 11. Clear of an ecu nation 15. Simplest SI. P.mM.Rl tam J 2. Renting con tract II. Thoie who plunge Into water Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle LlEIAErs AlGA(TfEl T R Y QatrazorIpue !Mp i nestopM PAlTOLCQW I NIG AUlCfeuSEDlCOR GAITHIERV AC ATE ATEllDELEliQLEA N!EIRIVIEAfflAXM5lTl vVAlll-jaATTElRjCpP AIRTGREENlHUE SIKiYlElNlDlElDEtRlG 59. Reserve la speech 61. Osnerat Kg ht ft. Living 65. Spanish wide mouthed Jar 7. Ceremony II. Peeled 9. Very younl person 70. Semiprecious stona 7L Breathe heavily to sleep 71. Chief actor 71. Orandion of A4am and Eva 5 if7 "it itm am 'i m jffc 2. 21 IZi . 23 W W' 'w vnrsr $rsfs mw 7 . .'U.i., ,Uit , ., a. i ..... -1 ii PI W& " JiM" al zMtl B SI J7 ,1.1 1 Li-J' li.Lul.iu i BUSINESS DIRECTORY Chlue.r Herbs Chinese Herb, rot all ailments (in QUICK KESULI'S fry our remedies when olhel tau CHAN CHAN CO 3:lf. K Main Ores, making. The MO-DES Shoppe Featuring Tail oring. Dressmaking. Alterations for men and women. Hemstitching, buttons, buckles 10 N. Bartlett. THE FASHION oHOP-Uressniaklug Fur Remodeling Buttons and Buckles covered Koom 302 0 8 Natl Bank Bldg Tel 1181 DRESSMAKING, Iallurlng. Ladles Coats and Suits Alterations Prices reasonable Mary M Cokei era tenan Bldg Expert rt nflim Cleanel LET JOB DO IT Tel 1172 Huuee Cleaning, floor waxing, dcmothlng rugs, upholsetry. cleaning. Furs, FURS remodeled, repaired, rellned. cleaned and glazed. Reasonable Work guaranteed. Phone 969-M LOANS WE'LL FINANCE YOUR FALL NEED8I There Is a general need for MONEY at this time of the year. Cash Is required for fuel, for school, for fall clothes, and many other calls Wa advance cash for your Imme diate needs and arrange tne pay ments on an easy budget basis See Us Today I OREGON FINANCE CO. Lie. No. 8-211. M-217. Phone 139 45 So Central. MONEY ro LOAN on modern dwell Ings ot late construction $9 lb pel month per thousand Low Iniorest rate BROWN WHITE, 104 W Main l'alnllne. JNO H LUCK PAINTER Fine Interior wuik a specialty. Phone 809 COLOKS BV NATUKK PA1N1S BV PITTSBURGH Let us recommend a reliable painter or paperhanget F H A loans rot palntlne now avail able Pittsburgh Paint Store, 132 W Main ttehb and Carlon Wall Paper. Paint. Lacquer Roofing and Qlass We contract painting pa'perhanglng and day labor Estl mates free 223 West 0th Phone 370 Rortliilor hepalrlng HOOPER'S HAIUAIUK SERVICE 33 South Bartlett ROOFING WE REPAIR ot apoly any type n roof. Roll roofings and ousting at mall order prices Pabco Palni and Roofing Ekersun Paint ind Rool Co 38 So Bartlett Tel 243 MEDFORD TRANSFER Roy Denny. Manager.- Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving. AIbo Storuge Office of Pacific Truck Express Phone 483. Ill North Fir. DAVIS TRANSC'EK AND 8'1'llKAUB Local and Long instance turntturc Moving Bonded 3arrlers Fireprool storage Expert srattng, packing and shipping service "Davis for Service " Phone P44 EAD8 ritiNSKER St SI OH AOS CO Office 26 So Fit Phone 315 Prices right Service gtmran' -ed Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. Cross-Word Puzzle 2L South Amerl. can Indian 23. Foot covering of Roman antiquity 35. Gaming cubes 28. Act of senilis: 30. Genus of dan consisting of the burbots 31. Preparo lor publication 32. Narrow fabric 33. Kind of cheese 31. Fury 35. One who copies 36. Place under a severe strain 37. English school 41. Tonnysonlan character 42. Cotton fabrlo 45. Send to an address 47. Onpo.lte 49. Withdraw 60. To; Hcotch 63. Vulgar pre tenders to gxntnitr 54. Splendor DOWN Clever Pith hat or helmet used In Inilla Tipping Wanted Strike Wlngllka Indian fetich Former publla conveyance Skllna term Royal residence. Lave out Ma.culln. name V.rr: Praneh 66. Pertaining to an ancient Orsek school of Dhllo.obhj 17. Backward: prefix 56. Ovules fill. Knocks CO. Ardor 61. Novic: variant 63. Island of Napoleon'. ezile 66. City In Scot land LEGAL NOTICES Advertisement for Mills. Sealed bids will be received by Messrs. Neff and Frohnmayer, Attor neys for the Jacksonville Highway Water District. Cooiey Building, Med ford, Oregon, until two o'clock p. m., November 10, 1638, for the construc tion of a water works system for the Jacksonville Highway Water District, and will then and thero be opened and publicly reud aloud . Bids re ceived after the time fixed for the opening will not be considered, Plans, specifications and form of contract documents mny be exam Ined at the offices of the sald attor neys and at the office of the Engi neer at the Court House at Medford, Oregon; and a set of said plans, specifications and forma may be ob tained at the offices of the attorneys upon deposit of Ten Dollars. The full amount of deposit for one set of documents will be returned to each actual bidder within a reason able time after receipt of bids. Other deposit will be refunded with de duction not exceeding the actual cost of reproduction of the drawings, up on the return of all documents In good condition within thirty days after the date of opening bids. Each bid shall be accompanied by a certified check, cashier's check or bid bond (with authorised surety company as surety) made payable to the owner In amount not less thnn 5 of the amount of the bid. The Jacksonville Highway Water District reserves the right to reject any or all bids, and to waive Infor malities. No bidder may withdraw his bid after the hour set for the opening thereof, or before award of contract, unless said award Is delayed for a period exceeding 30 days. It la estimated that there will be available for the work to be done under this advertisement substan tially the sum of 36,750.oo. JACKSONVILLE HIOHWAT WATER DISTRICT. By L. Pennington, Secretary. First publication October 20. 1938 Second oubllcatlon October 27. 1938 Lnat publication November 3. 1938. Howard District HOWARD. Oct. 20. (Spl.) Th Friendly Neighbor, met on Wednes day, October 13, at the liome of Mrs. Twymon on the Old Paclflo highway. Those present were Mes dames Reatha Dow, Ella Leonard, Jennie Yantlss, Doris Oerber, Eva Thomas, Hazel McCullough, Mable Johnson and the hostess, Elma Twy- man. Refreshments were served. Tho next meeting will be at the home of Mr.. Yantlss on Thursday, Octo ber 37, with a 1 o'clock luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Robertson left here Saturday morning for Tuska loosa, Ala., whore they will make their home. Mr. Robertson has work there, at the state hospital, Howard P.-T. A. met Friday eve ning In the school gymnasium with a large number present. After the business ' meeting several musical numbers were sung by the girls chorus, two songs by Miss Plerson, accompanied at the piano by Ken neth Raymond. Mr. Bowman, county superintendent of schools, gave an interesting talk on "Taxation In the Rural Districts." After the program, reircanments were served by Mrs. M. J. Swing and her committee. The tables were beautifully decorated with autumn leaves and colors. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Miller from Eugene were here on business over the week-end and visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Puhl. Those attending the P.-T. A. .ohool of Instruction for officer. In Medford last week from thl. vicinity were Mcsdame. Sally Puhl, Juanlta Mc Klbben, J. E. Crawford. A. E. Brown. Dorla Oerber. Ruth Stocks, Mable Johnson and Bertha Benson. Howard school was given the parent teacher, magazine for the year for this dis trict for the largest percentoge of oiucera present. . Mr. and Mrs. Oanfleld and family from the Oak Drove district are mak ing their horn, here with Mrs. Oan flclda mother, Mrs. Mace. Foncy Leonard Is home from work with a bad case of the flu. Th extension unit will meet at the home of Mrs. M. J. Swing Wed nesday. October 36. The toplo will be "The cook Ooe. Out," with Mr. Orace Crawford and Mrs. Swing lead lng th. discussion. Mrs. Ole Hansen and family of Oranta Pass and Mrs. Lew oilman visited at the Johnson home on Mon. day. Mr.. Hansen la .pending the week here with her father. Wm Olson of Jacksonville. rwia CHEER., Oct. 30. (Spll Mr and Mr., a. Dole and f.m,r have rented th. former Orant Mat thew. pi.ee. Th.lr four daughter. h.v. antered th. Gold Hill school. Mrs. Charlea Wahl spent Saturday In Medford to visit with her nephew, D"T, of Wisconsin. Mr. Davis . a guest of hla mother, Mra. Sarah Davis, and .later. Mrs. Blllle Mllens and Mrs. Ethel Hartle. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Prefountaln and son Rollln. were business visitor. In Orants Pssa October 17. Leslie Cook spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott. Mr and Mra. Elliott, who have apent some time here, left October 11 for Redding, eel, where they plan on locating. Oeorge Hull of Salem visited hi. unolM, Oeorge and Marlon Lance, October 13. He also visited with his unt, Mr.. Mary Helm., at Klamath Junction. PROSPECT, Oct. 30. (Spl) Pros poet Boy Scout group was entertained Thursday night, October 6, by Ludo Orlere with a camp fire and mulli gan feed at the Prospect dam. Six teen Boy Scouts enjoyed tha affair and consumed flvs gallons ot mul ligan prepared by Mr. Orleva. . Ludo Orlere and son Onnls, apent the week-end near Bly, hunting mule dear, Thai renortsd ma dost and I Foots Creek Prospect fawns plentiful but dldnt see any bucks. Tracey Boothby, Dewey Hill and Fred Gardiner of MedTord are spending two weeks there hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Caton of Sams Valley, visited relatives in the com munity Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John orieve and apn Billy, who have been residing for several years In Chicago, havo re turned and are making their home on the Katie Grieve ranch, A pot luck supper and shower Is being given at the Nelson Nye home Saturday night, October 32, In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Nyo's flwt wedding anniversary. The Diamond Lake postotflce was closed October 1 and the Union 'Creek postotflce closed October 15. Until next July 1 the mall carrier, Mr. Waldron, only has to go as far as Prospect and those patrons getting their mall from Prospect down will get It several hours earlier. Phoenix PHOENIX, , Oct. 30. (Spl.) Med ford and Ashland Neighbors of Woodcraft will be special guests of honor at a covered dish supper at 8:30 p.m., Thursday by Oak circle at the Orange hall. Wm. Bocrsma of Ellensburg. Wash., visited his sister. Mrs. C. H. De Buak and family last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. SUUman ot Berkeley, Calif., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. SUUman. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ward were host and hostess at a family reunion last Wednesdoy at the home of Mrs. Margaret Watson In Medford. hon oring George M. Watson of the U. S. 8. Vestal. Quests present In cluded Mr. and Mrs. John Black, Mrs. Margaret Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Ward, and the honored gueat, Mr. Watson. h Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Burton and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Strong returned laat week from a hunting trip to Lakevlew. Oeorge M. Watson of the U. 8. 8. Vestal has been spending several days ot hi. furlough with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. ' and Mrs. Jack Ward. Mr. Watson showed many beautiful pictures and souvenir, and told many Interesting stories of his recent visit to the Hawaiian Islands. Upon his return to the a. 8. 8. Vestal he will leave for New York to spend a year on the Atlantic coast. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Yarnell and son, Teddy, motored to Kiamain Falls last weok. ' Mr. and Mrs. V. A. BUderbsck have rented the Webster property and have Installed their gulden market of fruits and vegetables. Among the many friends who at tended the marriage last Friday of Miss Emily Frazer Brown were Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Frame, Mr. and Mrs. C, C. Hartley, Mrs. T. J. Holmgren, Mrs. J, O. Coffin, Mrs. E. J. White, Mrs. J. E. Roberts, Miss Lulu Rob erts, Mr, and Mrs. M. J. Norrls, Miss Helen Norrls, Mrs. L. Black wood, Mrs. D. Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young. Henry Hallgren left last Friday for Los Angeles where he will con tinue his courso In Diesel engineer ing. Phoenix home demonstration unit will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Denser Friday, October 91 at 10 a. m. for a demonstration by Mrs. Anna Caldwell and Mrs. W. P. Schlund on "The Cook 8teps Out." This project features menus and one dish dinners suitable for serving when the cook 1. away or when h. must prepare a meal In the morn ing to be served quickly In the eve ning. Barbecued frankfurter will be prepared by the project leader. and served at noon. All home-maker. In the community are cordially Id vtted, whether or not they attended tha meetings of the previous year A very Interesting program has been outlined for the ' year. All members are asked to be present promptly at 10 a.m., and bring a friend, Thursday club members met last Thursday at the'homo of Mra, R. A. Reedy. The next meeting la sched uled for a covered dish dinner at the home of Mra. R. H. Wilcox, Mrs. V. R. Hallcraft assisting. ANTELOPE, Oct. 20. (Spl.) Last Friday evening, October 14, was 4-H club achievement meeting for the Antelope olub members. They met with their parents and friends at the school house, c. D. Conrad, county agent, distributed tha va rious prizes and award, won at the recent 4-H club fair and also pins and cards representing the com pletion of a year's project in the club. After an Interesting discussion of the post year's work and tenta tive plans laid for the future, dough nuts and elder were served those present. Bryan Yorton has sold his ram that won the blue ribbon and championship at the 4-H club fair, to th. Hawkins Brothers of Apple- gats. William Blgh.m, newly elected presldont of Antelope literary club, Is anxious that there .hall be a good turn-out of members on tha evening of tha 31st. The chairman of the entertainment committee has requested that the member, bring sandwlche. for refreshments. Mr. and Mr.. Walter Charley and children and Mr. and Mr., Paul Kure and daughter were visitors at the horn, of Earla Yorton October IB. Alice Allen and Marine Yorton so- companled Mrs. Luther Day to Ash land Friday afternoon when sh. went to that elty to bring her daugh ter. Almeta, home from normal school for tha week-end. Monterrey art. palace MONTERREY, Mexico (AP) Tha bishop', palace, historical landmark dominating Monterrey tram a hill on tha south, has been acquired by tha city and will ba restored soon to Its original beauty and transformed into as historical museum. Antelope News of 4-H t CLUBS (lly Virginia Ricks.) Howard community parents and friends met with 4-H club members, leaders, and O. D, Conrad, county 4-H club agent, at the Howard school gym, October 11, to bring to a con clusion tha year's work and discuss plans for next year. Bernlce 8tam men, 4-H club organizer for the dis trict, gave a brief report of club work at Howard during the past year and told of the prize, won at both the Home Economic, fair and the Llveatock fair. Virginia Ricks told of tha 4-H club summer school and tha state fair, both of which aha attended. Chester Ricks spoke of the activities and classes for boys at the two weeks summer school. Betty Lou Reich ot Oak Drove, who was chosen out standing club girl In Jackson county, and Melvln Poyer. a member of the Judging team who placed first at the Paclflo International exposition, were Introduced and spoke briefly. Main address of the evening was gtvn by O. D. Conrad, county club agent. He then called the following boys and girls to the front to re ceive their achievement pins: Helen Storm, Derva Sater, Varreen Wright Margaret Ricks and Beverly Moon, who have completed one year's work In cooking: Lottie Crichett, Pauline Miller, Mercedes Swing, Margy Car ter, Pern Carter and Virginia Ridge- way, members of the first club to have a 100 per cent completion rec ord In Jackson county this year, for tha second year cookery: Phyllla Meals and Naomi Todd, who have completed one year's work In cloth ing; Virginia Ricks and Neva Crouch- er, who have also finished work In- clothing III. Blllle Croucher and Chester Ricks received first and sec ond year achievement cards, respec tively, for work In handicraft. Rob ert Meals, Lloyd Balderson and Ar thur Johnson have completed on. year'a work In tha livestock club. Leaders who received pins tor lead ership were Mrs. Elizabeth Landers, Mrs. Florence Rldgeway, Frank New ton and Dick Landers. 6 . The Grange Upper Rogue Grange tipper Rogue Orange had rather small attendance at the October 8 meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Perry, Mrs. Van Scoy and Mrs. Brown were visitors from Eagle Point. Wo are always glad to welcome visiting grangers, Mr. Perry reported tha dedication ' of their new hall November 6. Let', see many Upper Roguera there. Booster night was a great sue oess with large attendance. The lec-, turer expresses thank, to all those taking part and those helping with the program, also Mrs. Helen Etii for much time helping find num bers for the program. mere will be a short hualneu meeting October 30 at 8 n.m. then the meeting will be open to the Boy Scouts, to present enter tainment and court of honor, also nox social. They hope to raise money for much-needed pamphlets. Lets see a large attendance and Help the boy.. The program and box social wui oe open to all. Engla Point Orange. . All young people of nearby granm communities are Invited to a social evening at Eagla Point Orange haU Saturday, October 22. at 6 p. m. ' necreauonai games, contests and) folk dancing will be a feature ot tha evening. - We request Lake Creek, Roxr Ann. Upper Rogue, Sam. Valley and Cen tral point young people to come out and enjoy tha evening with us. The program I. under tha super vision of the lecturer, Mrs. Gertrude Stanley and her efficient group of helpers. Water Globe Blurts Fire RICHMOND. Ind. (AP) Firemen blamed tha sun for a fire tn a local gift shop window. They aald a water filled globe focused the sun rays on a window drape and started It burn ing. Brother Carries On BATON ROUGE. La. (API Wood, row Barrett, Louisiana State end, 1 a brother of Little Jeff Barrett, cap. tain of the 1B3J L.S.U. eleven that won tha Southeastern conference title. : Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. Travel Table AIRPLANES North boa nd. Lea vs. Malls Close. 3:48 p.m. :0l V-- 4:3 a.m. " aouthbonna. Ls.va. 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