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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. MONDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1933. PAGE FIVE LOCAL and PERSONAL! Inspects John E. Doerr, Jr., naturalist at Crater Lake na tional park, returned to Medford late Saturday night from the Lava Beds national monument where he made a general in spection. The monument comes under the Cratpr lake adminis tration. Honor Court Troop 35 and Explorers troop of Jacksonville Boy Scouts will hold an inter troop court of honor in the scout rooms at the old court house at 8 p. m. Wednesday The public is invited to inspect the troop quarters and witness the court of honor. . On Vacation Mr. and Mrs Marion L. Horton and two chil dren left Medford Saturday for a week's vacation in Portland and other northern Oregon cities. Mr. Horton is auditor for the public utilities commis sion, with headquarters in city hall. Unit Jo Meet Oak Grove ex tension unit will hold a regular all-day meeting in the home of Mrs. Fred Sanders Wednesday, the session to start at 10:30 a. m Mrs. Mabel Mack, county home demonstration agent, will be present. Luncheon will be served at noon. Hallowe'en Party Griffin Creek extension unit will spon sor a community Hallowe'en party Tuesday, starting at 7:30 p. m. in the Grange hall There will be entertainment for young and old and all are invited. Griffin Creek recreation leaders will have charge of the program and entertainment. No. admis sion will be charged. Court Citations Cited by state police over the week-end to appear in justice of the peace court this afternoon were the following: Richard W. Hewitt, 18, of Keene Way drive, for no operator's license; Roy L. Young, 45, of 104 East Second street, for improper lights on his ve hicle; Joe E. Layton, 29. of Santa Maria. Cal., for driving a car with improper tail-light; and John Emery Hackett, 47, of Route 1, for allowing the operation of a vehicle with no tail-light. The Morning AfterTaking Carter's Little Liver Pills 2 HOURS SPEC'AL' HOURS ONLYI ONLY Gardenia Sensational Offer 2 TILL 4 TUESDAY. OCT. 312 -till 4 EE LADIES' HQS 3 pani?s Fffee Ladies' Service Weight Hose $1.00 Value GUARANTEED FIRST QUALITY RINGLESS HOSE Open-Welt Tops French Heels Newest Shades Sizes 814 to 10 14 Present this sd and S9c and receive one 1.00 box or GARDENIA FACE POWDER, one $1.00 bottle of exquisite GARDENIA PERFUME, and we will give you Three Pairs of Ladles' Service-Weight First Quality !.0O Hose or Two Pairs Pure Silk Chiffon HOSE. 3i! Thli This Certificate and 79c entitles the bearer to ne nf our grn-roii'-Indestructible (5.00 VACUUM FILLER BACKLESS FOUNTAIN PENS. Visible InK supply. A WRITTEN GUARANTEE with earn pen. Sls for ladles. m-n. boya and girls. The pen that is OUARANTEFD LEAKPROOFI 79c standard Mrs NEW PLUNGER FILLER-VACUUMl ONLY ONE PULL AND IT'S FULL' FEEE YOUNG'S Much Improved F. E. Har den, who has been seriously ill at his home at 538 West Tenth street, was reported today as greatly improved. Weather Clear Roads in Cra ter Lake national park were re ported free of snow this morn ing. After a sunny Sunday. clear weather continued to pre vail today, rangers said in their morning short-wave radio broad cast. A warm wind was blow ing from the south and tr.t tern perature at 8 a. m. was 43 de grees. Car Blase The fire depart ment's chemical crew was call ed at 7:45 this morning to put out a blaze in a car owned by Elmer G. Weiss of Central Point. Mr. Weiss was driving along when the fire occurred at Main and Holly streets. Damage was confined to the wiring. A spark escaping from defective wiring evidently ignited gasoline vapor, it was explained by Edward Ca- noose, assistant fire chief. - Back from East John W. Kirkpatrick of 713 East Jackson boulevard returned home Satur day night from the east. He accompanied the body of his mother, Mrs. Gertrude Kirk patrick, to Urbana, 111., where interment was made beside her husband. Mrs. Kirkpatrick, long a resident here, died on October 4 and funeral services were held in the Conger chapel on October 6. "While in the east, Mr. Kirk patrick made a number of visits. Parked Car Hit A parked automobile owned by Frank De- Souza. Medford postmaster, was struck by a machine driven by W. J. Warner of 519 South Oak- dale avenue, former postmaster, at the intersection of Jackson ville highway and Lozut Lane. Saturday afternoon, according to a report on file in city police station today. The report, filled out by Warner, stated that a car driven by Maxine Jensen of 826 East Ninth street made a righthand turn and forced his machine into the DeSouza ve hicle. . Sewers to Meet Eagle Point Red Cross auxiliary will meet in the Grange hall, Wednesday at 1 p. m., to sew for Polish refugees. At the organization meeting held at the home of Mrs Annie Clave, Friday, it was de cided to meet Wednesday after noon each week The following officers were selected: General chairman, Mrs. Frank Brown; assistant chairman, Mrs. Nellie Carter; sewing chairman, Mrs. Ed Chamberlain; assistants. Mrs. Roy Smith and Mrs. W. H. Young; knitting chairman, Miss Yetta Olson. As there is a cer tain quota of work to be done before December 1. every wom an in the community was urged to assist. You Pay Only and thli ad for all S articles! If ymi cannot come these hours leave p9o at our store before sale and your set will be laid snide. LIMIT 2 seta to a customer! $5.00 Value for 99c Certificate A Worth Y .21 Plandird Hire With each Pen purchased durins this sale you will receive a II SO Pencil to match pen. CUT-RATE DRUG CO. Lodge to Meet Knights of Pythias lodge will convene this evening. AH members and vis iting members are asked to attend. ... Plane Passengers P. Bach. California Oregon Power com pany employe, arrived on this forenoon's United Mainliner from the north. H. D. Bentley boarded the same plane for Los Angeles. Mrs. Harold Bunce of 25 South Orange street returned on Sunday evening's plane from Portland where she had spent the week-end visiting her niece. Civil Service Test U S. civil service commission today an nounced an open competitive examination for boatbuilders to fill existing and future vacan cies at the Mare Island navy yard, Vallejo. Cal. The wage scale is: maximum, S9.31 a day, intermedia $8.83, and minimum S8.35. Applications may be filed with the Recorder, Labor Board, U. S. Navy Yard. Mare Island, Vallejo, Cal. Complete infor mation regarding the work and qualifications may be procured at the Medford postoffice. To Show Films The public, and especially navy boys on leave, are invited to attend an illustrated lecture to be given bv George E. Patterson in the I.O.O.F. hall at 219 West Sixth street at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow. Mr. Patterson is a chief quarter master in the navy and at pres ent is in charge of the naval recruiting station In the Medford federal building. The lecture will be given under the auspices of the Odd Fellows and Re bekah lodges. Mr. Patterson will present three reels of navy mo tion pictures. One reel will be devoted to the Panama canal and Panama City, another will show combined aviation and battle maneuvers with the fleet. and the third will depict the work carried on by the base fleet, the navy's auxiliary ships. Four-Car Accident An acci dent on the Crater Lake high way two miles south of Eagle Point early Sunday morning, in volving four automobiles, was reported to city and state police today. The machines involved were operated by Clyde Cash of 346 North Front street. Steve Scott of Grants Pass. O. E. Frey of Lake Creek and Jesse L. Mar tin of Route 1. Several persons in the cars sustained slight in juries. Amos Ayres of Route 2 and Louie E. Hutton of Central Point drove cars Involved in a minor mishap on the Elk Creek road Sunday morning, a report said today. Cars driven by Fred Lindgren of Route 1 and Ace Martin of Route 1 collided with slight damage on the Griffin Creek road Saturday afternoon a report on file said today. Frank Proctor and Robert L. Plark. both of Trail, drove cars in volved in a slight accident on the Persist road Saturday after noon, a report on file said today. TV" HEN eolds cause sniffling, snees W lng, soreness, and stuffiness In the nostrils use Menthols turn. It gives quick relief from these dis comforts and promotes healing of the Irritated membranes In the nostrils. Its vapors also reach deep into the air passage, bringing grateful comfort. Also rub some Menthol turn on your cheat and back to improve the local blood circulation. Rub It on your forehwid and temples to allay headache and neuralgia du to colds. 2 HOURS I 1J tjfye. n MASQUERADE DANCE CHAUTEAU Tuesday Night, Oct. 31 V V RHEUMATISM He relieved by our herbal remedy- no yaa f ban Oat, Comttpadon, Stomach Trouble r' Rheumatlim, Proitate Trnuble, Ulrere ', Chllrtren a Bed netting. Aithma, Female .. Trouble. Piles, Chronic Couth, tllftb Blood Prenure, Arthrltli, Colltlt, N'errouineu Tomllltlt; Heart, Liver, Bladder. Kidney lungs. Blood, Urinary DtMirderi? Herb will often fire you relief when others fall Free consultation. C. B. CHAN Noed Clothes Tree Jackson county chapter's Red Cross of fice is badly in need of a clothes tree to hang coats and hats on, it was announced today. Any one having one which is not now in use is asked to phone the Red Cross office. The num ber is 456. The tree will be called for. ... Back from Convention Rob ert F. Kyle, secretary-manager of the First Federal Savings & Loan association, returned by motorcar this morning from Sa lem where he attended the 20th annual convention of the Oregon Savings 4: Loan league. Mr. Kyle, chairman of the league's auditing committee, gave the re port at the Friday session. I FLOWING 10 EASI Portland, Oct. 30. (VP) Dis tributors said today there was a "very heavy" movement of Ore gon turkeys to eastern markets and an enormous demand for toms at 15 cents and No. 1 dressed hens at 18 cents a pound. One distributor said the move ment would break all records this week. Local demand for hens re mained fair but practically no toms were sought for home con sumption. Livestock Portland Portland. Ore., Oct. 30 (AP-USDAI-Hogs: Salable 2850, total 4150: market slow. 10,lSr lower; good-choice 165-315 lb. drive-Ins mostly S6.65. few $0.75. carloads 6.85: 330-360 lb. butchers and most light lights 6.15.35: packing sows 4.75.a5.35, few 5.50: feeder pigs slow, choice lightweights held above 6.75. Cattle: Salable and total 3300; calves salable and total 200; market fairly active, mostly steady: vealers weak to 80c lower: bulk grass fat steers below 1050 lbs. $7.75(3 8.50; short feds $8.75: good light fed steers $8.60 ft. 66; common steers downward to $6.25: few stockers $6(9:7; fed heifers 8t.50; grsssers mostly $7.76 downward to $5.35; cutters down to $4.25: cutter-common cows 3a4: canners down to $2.50; fat dairy type cows upward to $4.50; good beef cows 6$,75; sausage bulls $5a6; good beef bulls $6.25,.50: good-choice vealers $8 a 9. Sheep: Sslable 1500, total 2300; market active, steady to 35c higher. Chicago Chicago. Oct. 30. (AP-U8DA) Hogs:" 16.000; active, 10 r? 20c higher than Friday's average, top (7 spar' ingiy; bulk good 330430 lb. packing sows 0f.48; lighter weights 6.30 r .85. Cattle : 1 7.000: calves 2.000; fed steers ovrr 1,200 lbs.. 33c lower; early top $11.15; paid for mixed steers and heifers scaling 850 lbs.; beat yearling ateers U: 1.500 Iba. choice steers 910.00; most early sales $9 or 10.50; stock calves 9.50(?11; beef cows draggy. weak. SHEEP 6.000; opening trade on range lamos about steady: early sales on feeder and killer account 9; sizeable spring yearlings $7.50; ewes scarce; quotable steady at M.ft0.4. Portland Produce Portland. Ore., Oct. 30. (AP) Butter: prints, A rade 33'4c lb. In parchment wrarpera, 34!4c lb. In cartons: B gra-je, 32'ic lb. In parch ment wrapp'.ra. 33c lb. In cartona. Butterfa'.: First quality, maximum ot .8 of 1 percent acidity, delivered Portland. 3033014c lb.: valley routes and country polnta 9c less or 38c; premium quality maximum of .38 of i percent acidity, 3c more than flrat quajlty: second quality 3c less thsn first quality. Eggs: Buying prices, extra large 36c, standards large 30c, extras med ium 18c, standarda medium 16c, ex tras small 13c, standarda small 11c Cheese: Selling price to Portland retailers, Tillamook triplets, 31c lb.; Dancing 8:30 p. m. 'Ill 2 i. m. WE FURNISH THE NOI8E YOU HAVE THE FUN Good Dinner with Horn Mad Pumpkin Pi GOOD MUSIC loaf 23c lb. fob. Prices to whole salers: triplets 19c lb; loaf 30c lb. f.ob. Tillamook. Country meats: Selling price to re tailers, country-killed hogs, best butchers. 135 to ISO lbs . 9 i0i,c lb ; vealers. fancy, lS'ifrMc lb.; ilfrht thln. I0;13c lb.; heavy IMlOc. spring lambs. M'fflV lb.; ewes. 3 flee lb.; Rood cutter cows 8c lb.: canner cows 6i,fl7e lb.; bulls 9'ic pound. Live poultry: Buying prices. Leg horn broilers, Itol', lbs. 15c; fryers, under S lbs. 14c lb ; do. 3 to 4 lbs.. 11c lb.: do. under 3', lbs.. 11c lb.: colored hens to 4 lbs . 14c; do. over 5 lbs. 14c; No. 3 grade, 5c less. Turkeys: SrlllntJ price, new crop hens 20c lb: toms. 17 18c lb Buy ing prices. No. 1 hens. 18c lb.: toms. IS 16c lb. Onions: Oregon 40 50c; Yakima. 30 :15c sack; white Bermudas. Its I'se lb. Potatoes: Yakima gems. SI. 30: De schutes 1 45 155; Klamath SI 30 Hl.40 per cwt.; local whites 7585c box: Scsppoose Burhanks ft .05 MS cental. Hay: Selling price to retailers, al falfa No 1. sia ton; oat-vetch. $13 ton: clover sll ton: timothy, east ern Oregon. $18 ton; valley tlmothv. 1314 ton. Portland. Wool: Eastern Oregon, fine !S.3flr lb.: crossed 382)c lb.; Willamette valley, 13-month. 20c lb ; Ismh 30c pound. Portland Wheat Portland Ore., Oct. 30. (API- Grain: (wheat) Open High Dec .'. 81 'J Low .81 i Close 811;, Cash grain: Oats. No. 2. 38 lb. white $25 50. Barley, No. 2, 45 lb. bearded white. $24.00. Corn, No. 3 eastern yellow ship ments $25.75. FlM. No. 1, $1.73. Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 81'ic, western white 81 'ic. western red 81c. Hard red winter, ordinary 81c. 11 percent 81c, 12 percent 83c, 13 per cent 86c, 14 percent Dir. Hard white. Baart, ordlnnry 85c, 13 percent 86c, 13 percent B9c, 14 percent 92c. Today's car receipts: wheat 86. bar ley 1, flour 11, corn 9, onts 0, hay 0. mlllfeed 11. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Dec May July Oct. 30. (AP) Wheat: Oppn High Low Close .86 H .07 .83 . .86', .88? .8.V; .84 4 .88 .84 861, 85 Vi .84 Wall St. Report New York, Oct. 30. (rP) Trad ers generally cold-shouldered the stock market today and the result was a narrowly uneven swing in virtually all depart ments. The list moped at the start at frequent intervals throughout the session. The turnover ot around 600,000 shares was the smallest for a full day in about two weeks. Today's closing prlcea for 33 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. & Dye 170 Am. Ceil unquoted Am. ft Fgn. Pow 314 A. V. & T 167 Anaconda 33 Atch. T. It B. F 31ii Bendlx Avia 32'3 Both. Steel 90 Caterpillar Tract. 68 Chryoler . 01 Coml. Solv 13 Curtlas-Wrlght 9 DuPont 181 Oen. Elec 4114 Oen. Foods . .. 44 Oen. Mot. .. 84 Int. Harvest. .. . 63 I. T. Si T 61, Johns-Man. ........... .. 70 Monty Ward 86 North Amer 33 Penney (J. C.) 001', Phillips Pet 43 Radio 6 Sou. Pac 17 Std. Brands 6 St. Oil Cal. 38 St. Oil N. J. 47 Trans. Amer 8' Union Carb . 80 Unit. Aircraft U. 8. Steel 8 78 Heads OSC Dads Corvallis, Oct. 30. (AP)-Dr. Perry Hopper, Portland minis ter, was elected president of the Oregon State College Dad's club Saturday. WEDNESDAY ONLYI Mutt End Tomorrow SUH Iff CI Ml McCREI W "1 . . V. 1 Intel ft..', Fred MacM array in Romantic Hit With Madeleine Carroll Fred MarMurray and Madel eine Carroll prove that they are among the screen's peers when it comes to romantic teams, in "Honeymoon in Ball," a gay, ro mantic comedy, which opened its three-day run at the Craterian theater yesterday. Using a smart New York de partment store. Nassau and Bali for background, the picture casts the ethereally lovely Miss Car roll as a department store ex ecutive who is so wrapped up in being competent Bnd independ ent that she has no time for ro mance. Fred is cast as the young man who is the disturbing factor in her little scheme of things a reckless, carefree adventurer who has just returned from Bali and Is more or less convinced that woman's place is in the home and in a man's arms. Allan Jones, co-stnrred with Fred and Miss Carroll, is cast as an opera singer who is also ardently Inter ested in Miss Carroll. Helen Broderick, as Made leine's cousin, Osa Massen as the other girl, and the new child sensation, Carolyn Leo, add greatly to the production in fea tured roles. And Akim Tamiroff, in a small role, proves once again that he is a comedian of no mean stature. man is held Macon, Mo., Oct. 30. (JP) Throe Missouri counties sought custody today of Earnest P. (Lar ry) Pletch, 29-year-old barn storming aviator and confessed slayer of his companion in a dra matic mid-air struggle. Pletch, who told Indiana au thorities he fatally shot Carl Bivens, 38-year-old Brookficld, Mo., flying instructor after they quarreled while in a plane over northeastern Missouri, faced pos sible charges of first degree mur der, kidnaping and" airplane theft by Macon, Linn and Shelby counties. Flying alone in a yellow mono plane. Pletch was arrested when he made a forced landing at Bloomington, Ind., Saturday night, almor.t at the same time Bivens' body was found. Coro ner C. W. MusgroVe said the in structor had been shot twice In the- head. TENNIS STAR'S 'EX' DISCLOSES MARRIAGE San Francisco. Oct. 30. (JP) Frederick S. Moody, Jr., whose former wife, Helen Wills Moody, was married last Saturday to Aidan Ronrk, wealthy film writer and polo player, disclosed today that he was married three weeks ago to the former Anna Lamarre of Chicago. "We drove over to Austin, Nev three weeks ago and were married while I was working at Tahoe," the socially-prominent Moody said. Moody Is 38, his bride 28. Meeting of Church of Christ Court Street Evangelist Leland H. Knight began a series of meetings Sun day morning. Three services were conducted and a basket dinner served. One was baptized at the afternoon service. Sermon topic for tonight will be "The Conversion of the Eunuch," and for Tuesday night, "The Con version of the Jailor." Services begin at 7:19. Going With Byrd Corvallis, Oct. 30. (P) Friends learned today that Carl Eklund, who received hi mas ter's degree In biology at Ore gon State college last June, had been selected as biologist for the forthcoming Byrd Antarctic expedition. Eklund will study animal life In the South Polar regions. Looking for BARGAINS? a a Here's the big rest tnu ileal bargain Med ford' erer hd . . . 1 Oret Stars ... In the flnent concert series erer presented here.. OSSY RENARDY DONALD DICKSON MARIAN ANDERSON Neter before, nut, v be never again "big name" artHtx In one series! SEASON TICKETS NOW ON SALE 20 rows fft.flO. T rows 9 ftfl 7 rows ti.40. Inrlud. Tax Concert Series Boxofflcc PRUIT T'S RADIO MUSIC CENTER 111 TV. Main Phone 72.1 "Spellbinder" 1 AM .1 Richard Arlcn Is featured with Rochelle Hudson, Marian Marsh, Isabel Jewell and Edward Ro quello in the new film expose, "Missing Daughters." coming to the New Rinlto theater for to morrow and Wednesday as the added feature with "The Spell binder," starring Lee Tracy. Arlcn is seen as a radio gossip commentator who smashes a vice syndicate based on the type recently broken In New York, that of "Lucky Luciano run ner of white slaves. Too Late to Classify FOR SA1.E 4-room completely fur nished modern house. O. E. stove and Prlfildatre. 6 lots, city water, out of city limit. Snapl 1.100. .oo down. Balance 20 montn, "Dad" Roberts. 730 W. 3nd. NKW Sawdust and Hog Fuel for Saw dust Burners. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS for that Hallowe'en treat. Bender Tea ae Coffee Co., 34 N. Bart. FOR SALE Furnished house, gain. 413 Laurel. WANTED Transportation to Port land Thursday evening. Phone 1663-J after . WANTED 3 young women to room and board. f2ft per month: nice warm room. Phone 1377-X. FOR SALE Vitamin B 1, the mir acle chemical for flower plants. Monarch See4 As fed Co. FOR SALE? White porcelain wood kitchen circulating heater. 830. E. Warner, 3'J0 Apple St. BAROAINI Slightly used Electrolux, Model 30 (Orav) vacuum cleaner. Call 1370. FOR RENT 6-room modern house, unfurnished. 918.80 per month. In cluding water. Please call 873-R-8. FOR SALE Monarch Brand Scratch Food, 81.05 cwt. Monarch Seed At Feed Co. FOR RENT Bmsll modem furnished houso. gsrage. No children. 331 North Hollv St. FOR RENT 5-room modem house, partly furnished. Call 1381-J. FOR SALE Washington Hybrid seed wheat, also Blue Club. Monarch Seed As Peed Co. FOR SALE Bliss saw, Star engine on four-wheol trailer, oood shape. Inquire Texaco Station. Phoenix. WANTED Experienced sheet metal man for furnace work. Petroleum Heat and Burner Co., 413 E. Main. I LOST Man's Elgin pocket watch be tween. Sth and 6th Sta. on River aide. Reward. Phone 1779. FOR SALE Mixed Common and Hungarian Vetch. 84.00 per cwt. Monarch Seed As Feed Co. Today New Flashei Ore.-U.C.L.A. Football Game Played Saturday aaaaaaaai crooked mouth- afV IT'S SAUCY, SPICY FUNllj fe ' T!?j I A Jts. Feel at Home in (tSftV pIct. "The Heart 01 Portland" fisslu M I'ill'ii Comfort - Contealeae. JJJJ fil tcfi,S'Si!;jL Court. feme f4r 1 TaMatjjj AttnctlT toteai Hotel 0,Mh" ""l " " Park An CorneHn. uh " -WJ " HoUl U 8.W. Part 0RJI O. OBUHSON Mir. ' Portland rrtl4 1 IN THE HEAST 0T THE CITY J 7 FOR SALE Flex-O-Glass. the per- iect glass substitute, for sleeping and laundry porches. Admlta light and ultra violet rays of aun. Mon arch Seed & Feed Co. FOR RENT 8-room furnished house. Phone 408-R-l. FOR SALE '37 Chevrolet Roadster. 2ft. Inquire Lewis Super Service after 4 p. ra. DRY CORD WOOD 42.00 cord. Hardwood 1.3ft tier. Powers Ranch, l'i miles beyond Applegate Store. FOR BALE 40 acres, all cultivated. rich soil, good buildings. Close In. 3.000 00. Terms. Owner, Box 3568, Tribune. FOR SALE Few white Leghorn hent. Also new hen house. 13xA0. 107 Kenwood. FOR SALE E-KON-O-MASH. 30 Mash 2 00 rwt. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. WANTED Lease for term of years. 40 acres or more with or without stork and equipment. Phone 1566-X. FOR SALE Vetch and oat rerleaned seed. Blak oats or Kanot. Phone 607-J-l. Ray C. Yost. TRACTOR WORK wanted. Will ex change stock or grain for work. Al Bendtckson. 414 McAndrewe Road, Rout 3. FOR SALE Loral or Willamette grown Winter Gray Oats. Monarch Seed At Feed Co. FOR SALE Cow coming fresh. Ford pickup. Will trade for calvee or pigs. 710 West 10th. WANTED Housekeeper, mlddle-eed. good cook, by elderly wldo;. 031 Reddy Avenue. FOR SALE Eastern Shelled Com, 1.70 cwt. It's bone dry. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR RENT 3-room apt., nicely fur nished. 817.30. 317 Bast Jackson. FOR SALE 34 Chevrolet track, 18S. Call ut 36 Chestnut. FOTi SALE Northweat grown rose bushes are best. Select youre from our stock of 43 varieties. Plant now for the best results. Priced from 60c up. Monarch Seed At Feed Co. HEATHD, furnished apartment. Pri vate entrance, Frlgldalre. 818 So. Oakdale. FOR RENT Nicely furnished duplex! oil heater, electric range. lTtgtdalre, Maytag, etc. Adulta. 619 N. River side. WANTED Scrap Iron, to supply in creasing aemana- spot cub paid at latest market price. MEDFORD BAROAOJ HOUSE 37 North drape St. Phone 1061. FOR SALE By the lug or by the truck truck load Newtowna. Nice quality, good slsea. Bring contain ers. MYRON ROOT As CO., INO. Warehouaa 47 South Ftr St. SEE BARNEY for carefree winter driving. BARNEY'S SIGNAL. 8th and Riverside. HEAVY DUTY Balloon Bleycle Tire, special for one week 81.88. Buy one or fifty at Slma Bros. Bike Store, 33 N. Fir. BUY YOUR BICYCLE from a Bicycle Shop. Sold on easy terma, as low sa 81.00 per week. Free service with every bike. Sims Bros, 33 N. Fir. rzvt tut rrsn Mats: 2fic-30c-10c Eves: 3.o-IOc-10 l""1mTu!sTTM!ONTT,l Itia liaitiM Itiin m trill Bill If J Chan & Chan Chinese Medicine ro. mm Corner Main and Central. Phone 66 10-12-1-8 P.M. Mon. Tues. Wed. 23S I. Main .Medfor