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Newspaper Page TextPAGE; NINE IMUII.I U4I.U - i.i l jii.il j -m 'LJLL MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1039 rap Read ever? d on this page You will probably (led exactly the thing you have beeu look ing tor or a sale or trade (or unused articles you may have Search your attic or store-room you may find many thing others are aeealng and be able to realize immediate cash. U what you want isn't here, advertise for It Tribune Clas sified Ads are Inexpensive effective I RATES Per word first Insertion. , 2t (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion, ner word ,, ll (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy change SI. 2. or money order must ac company all mail ordej classified ads. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 5-rooro furnished house. 107 Genesee. Tel 134 or 946. FOR REN r Unfurnished S-roora house. 417 J St. near Oakdale atore. FOR RENT Two bedroom unfurn ished bouse near Junior high. 11 L. Cook. 10 Quince. FOR RENT Flte-room modern un furnished bouse: lare screen porch. Inundry trays. Adults. Inquire 364 Beatty. FOR RENT 20 North Orange. 30 Charles R Ray. Room 317 Medford Bldg. Phone 302. FURN. house. Tel. 1J22W or 369 FOR RENT Duplex, near Junior HI Call at 338 Haven. FOR BALE Equity In. like new. 5- room bunrzato auuu.uu, oaiance about H2.50 per month. Also 500.00 contract on 1500.00 prop erty, en semi-annually. Inquire at 517 Beatty St. FOR SALE Equity In Income busi ness property, or trade for car, cash, terms. 243 So. Riverside, FOR REN r Newly decorated fl-room furnished apartment. Inquire 804 East Main. FOR RENT Good 8-room bouse on North Riverside. Inquire Phlppr Auto Park. Phone 417. FOR RENT 8-room furnlthed bouae close In Phone 457-J. FOR RENT APARTMENTS LOST AND FOUND LOST Navy blue purse Monday In business district with $4 currency, driver license, etc. dense return to the Tribune. Reasonable reward. LOST Large brief case with Bob Prentice stamped on In gold let ters. Contains senior accordlan band music. Phone Mrs. Harry Prentice, 23-J. LOST Blue and white Colson bi cycle. Reward. Call Jacksonville 114 or Medlord 150. REPORT tost doet.. animal cruelty cases Humane Society Phune 1518 j NICELY Furnished light housekee; Ing rooms, ground floor, outside entrance. Phone 121-M. FOR SALE BARGAINS 10 Acres, good deep soil, irrigated, near Medford. paved road, 8792 53, small down payment: and 3 acres, paved highway, near Medford. new 4-room house, modern, cut to 1800.00, terms: and 160 acres, only 1000.00; and 6-room modern house and ground now 31500.00, terms; and good business with 1.42 acres and 3 houses, a steal at 1400.00 with S600.00 down; and other hlebwav business, sale or trade. GEO. H. YEO AGENCY, and VALLEY REAL ESTATE. 3 mtlea on South Pacific Highway. Phone 341-R-3. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS OLYMPIC EGG 2-25 per sack. MASH with milk Davis Feed Stoles FOR SALE Grapes and Walnuts. J A. Manka 4 miles West of Mcrtford FOR SALE Delicious apple. Inde pendent Packing Co.. Phoenli CERTIFIED teacher will give piano lessons for Irontnc. Phone 1424-R, BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. BUSINESS DIRECTORY DIAMOND LOANS DIAMOND LOANS QUICK CONFIDENTIAL INEXPENSIVE Require no principal payment for 6 months to 1 year. OREGON FINANCE COMPANY Under Supervision of Stat Banking Department 45 South Central Avenue Tel 13'J Mertlntd Ore Lie No 8-211 WILL sacrifice my equity In 3-room modern houae with small acre age. Box 3372. Tribune. FOR SALE or RENT 7-room mod ern house, 4 bedrooms. Rent $32.50 month. 1119 W. Main. APARTMENTS 616 N. Central. FURNISHED apartment, vate bath, Frlgldalre. Main. heat, prl 806 West MODERN furnished apartment. Quince St. FOR RENT Furnished Hotel Hoi land apartment; Frlgldalre, electric range. FOR RENT New. modern 4-room apt., newly furnished 801 North Central. APARTMENTS For Rent 1S. 312 and til 330 Beatty. Inquire at Shady Nook Grocery. Apartments: Heated Rma. 31 Oenessa WANTED MALE HELP NEAT appearing young men to work In advertising campaign. No ex perience necessary. Apply Rra 204, Liberty Bldg. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Capable, experienced girl, over 18, for housework and cook Ing: good salary Box 3128 Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS PRACTICAL Gardener wants work. 307 Bessie. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To buy used 5c and 10c alot machine and a one or more plnball board. P. O. Box 1163. Medford. WALNUT MEATS Must be sound and dry. Accept delivery between 9 a. m. and 4 p. m. only. Fluhrer'a Bakery. WANTED Wood to sell. 1405 No. Riverside. Phone 1261. FOR RENT Bachelor apartment garage. 620 S. Oakdale. FURNISHED 2 and 3-room apart ments Adults. 604 West 10tn. DESIRABLE apartments, 2 rooms and bath; gas heat Inquire Farmers Si Fruitgrowers Bank. FOR RENT Apartments Durell Court, 3rd and Holly Inquire Apt 6 - - GE BAUER APTS 8tb at Oakdale; modern furnished or unfurnished large or small Comforts and cour tesy by WEEK or MONTH Phone 713-Y FOR SALE 6-room plastered house and bath, cement foundation, shade and lawn on paved street near Junior High. Only (1550 Terma. ALSO 1 acre Ir. Ladlno clover, 4-room house and bath. Sleeping porch, good outbuildings, close In on graveled road, 81750: (500 cash. L. O. PICKELL 18 So. Bartlett JACKSON COl'NTl AHSTHACT CO. TITLE ISSI HANCE SHSTIHI'TS ESCROWS MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. 33 No Central Ave Phone 415 CABINET WORK CABINET WORK STORE FIXTURES. Furniture and Novelties made to order Furniture repairing. 408 E Main. R Smith Shaw. Chimney and Furnace Cleaning NOTICE For Chimney Si Furnace Cleaning OH Stove Vacuum cleaned. Call George Eaton i.t 547. Dressmaking HOUSES FOR SALE In Medford and surrounding towns Easy terms Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan Association. FOR SALE Improved farm. 422 acres 237 acras under dlton. very low rate on water. In short time water will be free. Free soil. Suitable tor any crop. This Is one of the finest large farms In Jackron county Priced for a short time only. 17,000.00, terms. L. J. AUSTIN 44 N. Riverside Phone 1985 FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms Lists available at National Farm Loan Office. 202 Liberty Building. Medford THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking Fur Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered Room 302 U. Nafl Bank Bldg Tel 1181 LOANS MONEY FOR FALL PURCHASES AND PAST DUE BILLS 1 A complete loan servtce a plan that will meet your needs. Up to 300 (8500 on carsi advanced swlltl) and without embarrassing Investi gation on your signature and per sonal security, auto, or household goods Full amount In advance- no deductions. Make your applica tion by personal call, phone or write. OREGON FINANCE CO. 45 South central. Phono 139 Ground Floor Craterlan Bldg. License S-211. M-217. MONEY TO LOAN on modern dwell ings of late construction 39 76 pet month per thousand. Low Interest rale BROWN WHITE. 104 W Main. ROOFING Expert window Cleaner. LET JOE DO IT. Expert window cleaners General house cleaners. Floor waxing. Joe Spence Phone 1172. Fur Repairing. FUR RESTYLING. REPAIRING. CLEANING and GLAZING. 19 No Bartlett Frances Dallalre Evelyn A Tlee Radiator Repairing. CITY and country propertlea RENT ALS LOANS INSURANCE. C 8 Butterfleld 400 Medford Building FOR EXCHANGE Real Estate FOR RENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Furnished room In pri vate home, twin beds, ideal for two persons. 39 Summit. Phone 1346. WANTED Man to do painting In trade for down payment on car. Walter W. Abbey Garage, 9th and Bartlett. WANTED To give you my price for building your new home. I can save you money. Charles Mee, con tractor, 517 Beatty St., evenings. FOR RENT One sleeping room. Tripp St. 11 TRADE Equity In V4 acres and 5-room modern house for pickup truck and some money, or small place, clear. Inquire first house on left beyond Spring .Street Grange hall. SALE OR TRADE for smaller place, sood 60-acre farm; Irrigated with crops Sell equity cheap Small down payment Box 3813. Tribune HOOPER'S 33 RADIATOR SERVICE South Bartlett Autn Loans. LOW RATE AUTO LOANS CONTRACTS REFINANCED MONEY to buy new or used cars Private money at new low rates Immediate action No red tape 1 TO 20 MONTHS TO PAY. W E. THOMAS 45 South Central Phone 139. License M-217. WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof Pabco Routings ShlnBlee Coatings and Paints. Wall Paper One-third off. Ekerson Paint and Roof Co.. SB So Bartlett Tel 343 Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 s Fir street. Insured Carriers. Local and Long Distance Hauling Phone 644. CITY TRANSFER St STORAGE CO. Household moving and general hauling 29 S Grape Phone 3050 day or night. EADS TRANSFER St STORAGE CO. Office 26 So Fir. Phone 816 Prices right Service guaranteed LEGAL NOTICES SLEEPING ROOMS Close In; reason able 408 West 6th. Phone 1330-J FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room and garage if desired 335 So. Riverside Ave. .FOR EXCHANGE FOR TRADE Will take Rood milk cow In exchange on piano. Bald wln Piano Shoppe $20 to $1,000 On Your Car. 1930 to 1939 model cars and light trucks. 1 to 18 months to repay. CONSUMERS CREDIT CO HAROLD H. BROWN AGENCY. Agent. 123 East Main M-238 Phone 807 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ROOM FOR RENT (2 50 week; pri vate entrance. 408 Edwards. ATTRACTIVE ROuMS. 404 3 Grape FOR RENT BOARD, ROOM BOARD AND ROOM 716 E Main 1 per day UPHOLSTERING, furniture repair ing. Phone 969-R. Thlbault. WANTED Man to do carpenter work In trade for down payment on car. Walter W. Abbey Garage 9th and Bartlett. WANTED Everyone to remember that good sausage supper and dance Thursday evening, K.P. hall, Medford. l.rlffln Creek Grange. WANTED 150 people for Chicken ' Supper at Phoenix Presbyterian Church, 10c, October 26th, 6:30. WANTED Tractor work. Plowing discing, etc. Roger von der Hellen, Route 3. Medford. Phone 25-F-ll Eagle Point. A WIDOW will give Vt Interest In mine for 8750 and 6-months grub stake for three to No. 1 hydraulic operator. II you cant quauiy don't waste my time. Good cook Box 2689. Tribune. WE PY MOIIE CASH For Your Furniture. HOI BKOOK AMlHLWS. 6th and Front Phone 847 wanted Dressmaking and altera Hons Katherlne Muse. Sings I Shop. 22 S Grape iiksT PRICKS ril Bv,, Vniit a-nrntture EADS 01IKN. I'llnne II112-J WELL DRILLING 41 SO Der ft first 60 ft., etc J M Dodge 519 King FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 8 team neatea omce room Two store nunaings. oe Roland Hubbard or Al Llttrell FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Choice weaner pigs: cheap. Rt. 4, Box 183-B. FOR SALE In order to promote the registered Guernsey breeo. in soutn ern Oregon, we are offering to ex change several registered Guernsey bull calves from advanced regis tered cows for grade or mongrel bull. No strings attached, only the calves must go Into good hands snd be well taken care of until a serviceable age, you keeping your present grade bull until that time For particulars see Wing's Cloverhlll R'sglstered Guerniey Farm. Old Stage Road. Medford WEANER pigs for sale. W. L. Child ress. Hamrick Koaa, FOR SALE Ramboullette rams Dolph Phlpps. EPS. Rt.. Meniora. 8EB Lew Hansen for Investments and business chances. 122 N. Central. FOR RENT Lunch room, modern living quarters, 225 No, Riverside. Phone 1266. FOR SALE Cleaning and Pressing Shop doing good business. Man and wife can handle. Write Chllo quln Cleaners, Box 61, Chiloqutn, Orepon. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Westlnghouse llftop re frigerator, $4o. 606 Clark. FOR SALE White enamel wood range, with colls. 728 Summltt or phone I341-R. FOR SALE To settle estate, 90 tons of hay at Applegate: make offer Inquire of Charles Mee, 517 Beatty St., or Thomas Mee, Applegate, Oregon. FOR sale: 5-foot double tractor disc, A-l condition. John D. Hoist, Sams Valley. You Can Save Money and Time by Getting Your CAR LOAU OR REFINANCING Direct From the Lender, The OREGON FINANCE CO. 45 South Central. License M-217. Notice. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of James E. Trevorrow. alfo known as james Edward Trevorrow, and also known aa J. E. Trevorrow. deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Executor ol the Will of the abovo named decedent has filed Its Final Account In the above en titled matter, and the above entitled Court haa fixed the 2nd day of No vemher. 1939. at 10:00 o'clock a. Ki ln the County Court Room. In the Court House, In Medford, Jacknon County, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections to -said Final Account, and the settlement thereof TITLE Si TRUST COMPANY As Executor of the Will of James B. Trevorrow. also known as James Edward Trevorrow. and also known .1 ir Trevorrow. deceased. By H. M. ERZ. Assistant Trust Officer the scouts. An attractive center piece of the Camp Fire and Girl Scout emblems surrounded by autumn leaves, was the table decoration. Mr. and Mis BUI Welch and fam ily motored to Hornbrook Sunday Floyd Yaznell broke several ribs while playing at school recently. He was taken to Ashland for medical j attention. The high school will give a carnival In the basement of the school Oct. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Don Montgomery are moving this week to the home which they purchased on first street north. The Bluebirds had a party Tues day evening Instead of their reg ular meeting. The Misses LaVelle Mason, Arils Williams, Mabel and Helen Romlnger had a cainpflre hamburger supper Friday eve ng at the home of La Velle Mason. Mr. and Mrs Wm. Gltems have re turned to their home In Qulncy. Calif., after a three-weeks' visit with Mrs. Ghent's parents, Mr, and Mrs. E. Allen. Bert Nichols of the U. S. navy Is spending a few days hero with his parents. Mr. Gould of Medford, father of Miss Marlon Gould, passed away Sunday night. Mrs. Deever Is the substitute teacher In Miss Gould's absence. Linn Burnett of Sacramento, Cal ls visiting relatives and friends here. Mrs. Bertha Hungate and her mother have moved Into her new home of the old highway. A very Interesting talk and pic tures on rural life In England were given here Wednesday by Mrs. C. Lathrop. A standard first aid course under direction of the Red Cross was started Monday night at the city hall. Donald Waldon left for his home In Sellgman, Mo., Tuesday. He ex pects to return In the spring. A football game with Jacksonville high will oe played here Friday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lame spent Sun day at their ranch on the Dead In dian. Mr. and Mrs. C. Skeetcrs and Mr. and Mrs. BUI Hervey spent Sunday In the Red mountain district. P.-T. A. met Wednesday and plans were made fcr the coming year. Hilda Marty and Lucille Young spent Saturday in Ashland. At the M. E. church and Sunday sohool rally Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E. Baylor and Mr. and Mrs. Goddard won the prizes for the largest fam ilies present. Jeanne Nelson; 2nd Grade, Joan Benson and Knye Crawford; 1st Grade, Sandra Benson and Mau reen Friend. Climax Climax, Oct. 25 (Spl.) The small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Winningham underwent a minor operation in Medford Oc tober 23. Miss Norma Jean Wertz, stu dent at S.O.C.E., Ashland, spent the week end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kinney were in Ashland Oct. 23. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Wertz transacted business in Medford Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Austin visited friends here Sunday. Ben Oswald has moved to Climax to trap for a month or two. Bill Walch has been trapping coyotes and cats here and hav ing good success. Miss Thelma Denson attended Institute in Ashland last week. Mrs. Katherine Frederick and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kinney and family were supper guests at the Wertz home Fri-rinv. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jones of Medford visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hurst Sunday. Foots Creek CAR LOANS Solve your financial problems by refinancing or borrowing. LOANS ON CARS 1932-1039. Trl-State Acceptance Corp. License M-253. MARK A. GOLDY 109 E Main. Phone 728. Talent Talent. Oct. 25 (Spl.) The Camp Fire Girls were enter tained Friday evening at the school by the Girl Scouts. About 30 girls and their leaders were present. Games were played and a delicious lunch was served by Howard District Mail Tribune Daily Cross -Word Puzzle 8olutlon of Yesterday's Puzzle FOR SALE Cletrsc. model 'W; also cows and pigs. Blackburn Ranch, next to 401 Orchard. JONATHAN Apples, sale or trade for wood or grain. L. G. Frlnk, Talent. EXTRA Fancy, large Newtown apples Jean Perl. Phone 468-R-2. FOR SALE Weaner pigs K F Mur ray. Crater Lake Hwy Tel 408-R-l FOR PALE Or Will Trade for milk stock. 1300 lb. work mare, sound and true Age 9 1 (4-year old black colt. Roger von der Hellen. Route 3. Medford. Phone 25-F-ll. Eagle Point FOR SALE Hydraulic pipe giants. Box 3376, Tribune. MOEN'S Fruit Stand Apple Sale Week Fancy red Delicious and New town, prices 36c. 65c, 85c. 96c a box. Bring containers. Telephone 1261. Free delivery. Location op posite Beck's Bakery. No. Riverside. FOR SALE POULTRY WANTED-Scrap Iron brass, copper all kinds of metal Medford Bar. gain House. 27 N Grape St Tel 1062 HIOHKST CASH PMI'M PAIO Fur Your Furniture MrtiFoKit mmniN nm e. 27 s Grape St Phone I0"2 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 5-room modern house 629 So. Holly. Call 604-.1. 4-ROOM furnished house, electric ranee sr.d refrlera'-or. oil heater 27.50. Phone 281. FOR RENT 2 small psrtly furnished houses, reasonable, presslers. Phone 1393-H. FOR SALE - Barred Rock fryers V, mile south Oak Orova school. Route 2, Fred Sanders. FOR SALE DOGS, PETS FOR SALE Male Irish Setter. I", . venrs. reasonable. 24 Wn'hlngton. Tor sale automobiles FOR RENT -Small furnished house In rev. Adults. Also apartment for larty. 410 Hamilton. FOR RENT 4-room house. eJ equipped, furnished. Inquire 334 Apple. SMALL Furn. house. H. L. Cook. 10 Quince St. FOR RENT 3-room house, modern. furnished asmae. adults, no pets Inquire 731 W. 2nd St. FOR SALE '28 Dodge pick-up, runs fine, or trade for livestock or grain. R. 8. Axwil, iTau-murei-hurst road. FOR SALE 1939 new Nash-Lafayette series. 4-door sedan, equipped with Weather-eve. cruising gear, at a bargain price. Come in and see it. ALSO Used Cars from 25 up. We must make room for more cars. WALTER W. ABBEY Corner 9th and Bartlett FOR SALE or TRADE Equity In 1937 Pom de luxe coupe, extras Phone 126. FOR SALE Equity In 1939 Pontlac anon miles. Big dls- ,.V Phone 289-X between 8:30 and 7 pm. REAL Used Car Bargains! See us (lr"t Minn nroa FOR SALE Apples. 6 boxes for 41 00 and up. One box or a truck loaa. Cider apples 10c. Winter Nells pears 25c. Joe Kantor. 3 miles east of Phoenix In Fern Vslley. A. A A. Tailored Suits. Size 84 to 46 at bargain. Klein the Tailor, Up stairs. . FOR SALE Delicious apples. Phone 7-F-12. Schuessler Mineral Salts. 606 Clark USED MAGAZINES sold and traded at Jack's Secondhand Store. 106 South Grape. L Spot on a playing card I, Weakens 8. Kind of cheese 12 Wrath II. English school 14. Llcnl open col ;on 'ahrlr 15. Old -type war voFfcel 17. Mimicked 18. Poker stake 16. The sweelsop 21. Mingled won der and fear 22. Part of a coat 24 Thick black liquid 28. Ahstmct ex istence 23. United SO. ParK In the Rocky Mountains 3S. Oarsmen 35. Accomplished or versed: arrhale 8S. Large 17. Small explo sion 18 Thirsty J9 Luzon naUve 10 Too 12. Series if tennis sjamee S JHJIINI ElRlip SITIAJITS c" o -rj R 1 E 1 P. A NJL k oopi steMaJR e!n a r sTaTr MWJiMj i. co1rtMME R MEEfc xc eIss E L A TIEJI ODlOj! im Vi KTTf E SiilSENlK iTElNlTIAMILISI 44 Podder pit 46 Victim 50 Stumble 62 Common weerti (4. Anglo-Saxon elave bh Skin die- eaf 66 Amor rn humurtM 11 Wool pine 68 Location 6ft. Defa DOWN L Prliiier'a mea ur I Metal t Impertinent 4 Wlirieii 6 Rnchet 8 Small hit b ket for holding fruit T. Old-tlmt dagger S. Guldo'e high est note I Went awny 10. Over again 11. Fashion 16. Animal doc tor I colloq. 20. Hakes an In fusion 21. Largs arteries 26. Donkey if, Unit ol work 27 And not 28 Pempirlni 31 Always: contr. SI Bend In Um ber 14 Corrode 15 Kind or sail nag 17. Stately dwell ing 4L Unclons: poetic 42 Pact, 43 Gaelic 46. Shakespear ean charac ter 47. Measur of paper 4H Icelandic tala 49 Belgian river 61 Foot like part 62. Very moist FOR SALE Washer service Pull line genuine Maytag parts Service on .all makes Medrord Maytag uo si no Bartlett. phone 38. FOR SALE Rye gTaaw sd. 12c lb B W Gebhardt, Rt. 3, Bos 84 Med ford. y, mile north 401 Orchard. SALE OR TRADE Highly Improved 87 acres 405 J St. APPLES Different varieties. Oeb. hards. H mile north Bear creek bridge. Central Point. FOR SALE Delicious apples. Phlpps. Crater Lake Hwy. Doipb BLUESTONE LIME. Baal Csp and Bordo Sprays Davis Feed b tores Ton RENT Furnished modem 6 rm noue. tn.-lndlns f :?ftrtc re fr:2e;nt)r P! nn Ja mi. 21 or ca.l at RlchheU Service Station. FOR" SALE REAlSTATE WHS N you thin It of reai estate think ( ol Browo 4 Wait. CUT-RATE PRICES NU-Wtf Mat' tress and Upholstery Co. Phone 303 309 West 8th St. WALNUTS 10c snd 13c ib Toms tcs, 35c. In?, you pick. Btsnken' ship, Central Point. ZZ8!IZZ1! W 7b W nPi" mmm- izilli irtrw ff 31 31 S Ij3? pa' mm? ig32 sr zzz 33 Szzzii 111 fer 1 1 1 U r 1 1 Howard District, Oct. 25 (Spl.) Members from the How ard P.-T. A. unit attending the County Council P.-T. A. and the school of instruction last Thursday at the Christian church were Mcsdames Sally Puhl, president; Bertha Benson, vice president; Mabel Johnson treasurer and Juanita McKibben membership chairman. Mr. and Hrs. Harvey Twyman and daughter, Mrs. Harry Flour noy, attended the fair at San Francisco last week and also vis ited relatives In Watsonville and Gilroy, returning Thursday. Here they were joined by Mrs. Flournoy's husband. Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Flournoy returned to their home at Likely, Calif., and Mr. Twyman returned to Alturas. Mrs. Jensen, her sister, Mrs. Murphy and daughter of Bend, Ore., were here last week dur ing the serious illness and death of Ralph Thomas. They returned to their homes Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas, of that city, also were at the E. W. Thomas home the past week. Al Puhl and Rafael Benson went to Lakcview and vicinity last Tuesday for a deer hunt. So far they haven t returned. Friendly Neighbors Club will meet with Mrs. Paul Gerbcr on Pitt View Ave., Thursday for a 1:30 luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Stagg re turned Sunday from the San Francisco Exposition. Glenn Young of this district and Floyd Hilton of Central Point, the new owners of the Home Bakery on East Main St., are receiving lots of compll- mei.Ji from this locality, on their bread. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ghclardi left Saturday for San Francisco to visit relatives and the fair. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newton have purchased the house next to the Howard Grocery from Roy Helcnbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Newton have resided there the past 7 years. Mr. Brixon has bought tne Howard Grocery from E. K. Brucgger and will take posses, sion Nov. 1. After the six weeks tests at Howard School, students with names appearing on the honor roll were: 8th Grade, La Vonne Newton, Alice Larson, Helen Gerbcr, Elolse Peyton and Viv ian Llndqulst; 7th Grade, Jewell Glenn, Ferncy McKibben. Doro thy Hampcl and Everett Pleycr; 6th Grade, George Thomas, Frederick Stammcn, Lee John son, Norrls Brunson and Doug las Davis; 5th Grade, Virginia Long and Mary Ellen Golden; 4th Grade, Patty Tcdrick and Markle Carter; 3rd Grade, Do lorls Davis, Marylin Watson and Foots Creek. Oct. 25. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Lester Boling and son Wallace and daughters Bet ty, Alice, Shirley and Georgia, of Grants Pass called on friends here October 22, en route to Phoenix where they and Mrs. Etfie Birdseye and family wpre to be dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Birdseye. Mrs. R. L. Miller left for Eu gene October 23 to spend a few davs on business. Jean Holden and May Dene Duval of Grants Pass visited Anna Lee Kyle October 21. Mr. Shaw, who has been work ing at Klamath Falls, returned to his home here October 21. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Stanley of Topeka, Kas., have leased the Pickett auto camp from Mr. and Mrs. Hollis, who are leaving to make their home at Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. G. Maasdam of Medford visited. Sunday with Mrs. Pauline Wahl. Mrs. Wahl, who has not been well for some time, Is moving to Medford this week so she will be near her daughter, Mrs. Maasdam. Bill Johnson is working for the Doles on their mining prop erty at Rogue River. Frost and Mrs. Ruby Whitmore, who attended the District Gar den Club meeting in Grants Pass, Oct. 18. gave an interesting report. They told of Mrs. Heff ner, department chairman of flower shew committees, talking on flower arrangements, and her outline of the regional conven tion to be held in Portland June 3-4-5, the first day of which will be known as Oregon Day and will take the place of the regu lar Garden Club convention for 1940. All clubs belonging to the federation will furnish favors to represent their locality, and the Gold Hill Club is expected to furnish 350 of these favors, to be used for a luncheon. Mrs. Harry Smith, of Kerby, second vice president of the federation, also gave an interesting talk at the Grants Pass meeting. Gold Hill Odd Fellow Lodge held their regular meeting, Oct. 24, when they conferred tha first degree on Harry Newnham. Junior Garden club commit tee made a trip to Mrs. Savage's bulb gardens, a few miles north of Gold Hill, and secured daf fodil bulbs which will be distri buted among the Junior mem bers soon for fall planting. Girl Scouts and their leaders, Mrs. Paul Holderncss and Miss Illene Inlow met in the Grange hall, Oct. 23. Plans were made to attend the "Girl Scout Own" to be held in Medford, at the Meth odist Church, South, Sunday, Oct. 29 from 3 to 4 p.m. The meeting will feature Scout songs, Tenderfoot Investment, and all scouts In uniforms will take part in the candle services. Girl scouts from all parts of the county are expected to attend, and all friends and parents are invited and urged to attend. The local Girl Scouts are making arrangements to secure a win dow in some store on Main street of Gold Hill, to demon strate ways and means of earn ing badges. Among improvements under way at Gold Hill Auto Park Is construction of a modem cabin, to be ready for use soon. Cash prizes to the amount of several hundred dollars, were paid out Oct. 24, at the Gold Hill News Office, for the pre mium list of the Northwest Jack son County Fair. Among lucky hunters this week were Doug Cameron, Seth Coy and Logan Gardner who brought In a large buck. Bud Snyder came In Sunday with a salmon weighing 37 and one-half lbs., dressed. The catch was made at Rainy Falls. He also reports a large run of Royal Chinook salmon. Al Knudsen of Calore, Ore gon, is spending a few days fishing on the Rogue, with Bud Snyder. Derby D-rby, Oct. 25. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kaye made Medford their home the last of the week. Mrs. Kayo attended teachers' institute in Ashland Thursday and Friday. They re turned Sunday. Lyle Haynes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murl Haynes, who was em ployed the past summer In the CCC camp at Mt. McKlnley park, Alaska, finished a short visit with home folks Saturday and has gone to the Bly, Ore , CCC camp. Ed Eldred was busy sawing wood for F. D. Hill Monday. Pat Smith Is helping Frank Hill with his work. Harry and Charles Chaplin and Brian Mercer called at the Webber homo Sunday. I The Grange I Gold Hill Gold Hill, Oct. 25 (Spl.) The Sylvanito mine, near Gold Hill, has been purchased by The Imperial Gold Mines, Inc., of Seattle. Repairs on buildings and equipment are being made and operations are expected to be resumed In the near future. Mr. J. K. Jackson is the mining engineer and Mr. J. L. Coons is underground foreman. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Bellamy were saddened to hear of the passing of Mr. Bellamy at the Shriner's hospital at Port land. Her many friends extend Mrs. Bellamy their deep sym pathy. She has Just returned from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray and family of Prospect visited f-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kell while Mr. Gray, principal of the Pros pect schools, attended Institute at Ashland. Amethyst Rcbekah Lodge held a combined Hallowe en and Oc tober birthday party Wednes day. Oct. 18. Mr. and Mrs. George Tulare have purchased the property be longing to Mrs. Nellie Reed and now occupied by the Jas. Blev ins family. Garden Club met Oct. 20, at the City Hall. Mrs. Hazel Hold erncss. Mrs. Esther uncnnsi, Mrs. Fannie Kius, Mis. Lottie Upper Rogue Grange Members of Upper Rogue Grange are busy this week com pleting arrangements for their Hallowe'en dance at the Grange hall, seven miles above Rogue Elk, Saturday, October 28. Upper Rogue Grange enter tained Mrs. A. T. Lathrop at open house October 19 at the Grange hall. It was also booster night. The Boy Scouts gave the salute to the flag and music was furnished by the accordion band. Pen Grlddar Killed Philadelphia, Oct. 25. (AP) A convict who had served two years of a 25 to 50 years sen tence for robbery died today of Internal Injuries received In the first prison football game of the season. A tackier swept Frank Pisano. 24. off his feet as he carried the ball around end yes terday. Pisano finished the game, then went to the prison Infirmary. Hide and Seek. Berryvllle, Va., Oct. 25. (AP) Town Sergeant Harley Cheshire has worked out a simple system to emphasize the town rule against double parking on Main street. He gels in the car, drives It around the block and then tells the offending motorist where he may find his automobile. Das Msll Trlbuns vant f c NEED CASH? BORROW ON YOUR CAR (jet us sxplaia flow sas; It la to nava ready cash with your car as security PUons 31 lor full information Commercial Finance Corp Tht rrlsndlj Ptnanca Company W W Walker. President Pint Nan Bant Bids Phone 11 License Number 134