MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1939.
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LOST AND FOUND
LOST Brown coin purse with gold
zipper, containing currency and sil
ver. Left In studebaker car mis
taken for own. Phone 93-J-3.
PARTY KNOWN who took record
i book from La Tosca. Return, no
questions asked.
LOST Toy wire-haired female dog,
Reward. Phone 868-J.
REPORT lost dogs, animal cruelty
cases. Humane Society. Phone 1616.
TRAINING FOR POSITIONS
WANTED Men to train for positions
In airplane factorlea. Positions
waiting for qualified men, hut you
must have approximately $200.00 to
cover transportation, living ex
penses, preliminary school training
before going to work. For personal
Interview see Mr. Roblson, Jackson
hotel. 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday
and Monday.
WANTED MALE HELP
ENGINEERING SALESMAN with car
and knowledge steam boiler oper
ation to sell water treatment for
established company. Commission
bnsls. Box 3870 Tribune,
WANTED SALESMAN
SALESMEN Earn fi.OO a day and
up selling service cards, $12.00
value that sells for $1.00. Apply
Room 204. Liberty Bldg.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Experienced girl for house
work and care of children. Box 3894
Tribune.
WANTED Experienced waitress. Ap-
Ply-in person i. iu..
WANTED SITUATIONS
WOMAN wants day or hour work.
713 9. Ppach.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
EKSTRAND for complete landscape
service. Expert pruning. Telephone
808-X.
WANTED To rent ranch approxi
mately 40 acrea with bulldlnoa.
Give location and rent. Box 3893
Tribune.
M. A. BLISS Painting and paper
hanging contractor. 313 South
Grape. Phone 646-W.
. TRACTOR WORK wanted. Will ex-
change stock or grain for work
Al Bendickson. 414 McAndrewa
Road. Route 3.
WANTED Tractor work, plowing,
etc H E. Blackburn. Route 3.
Box 72-B.
WANTED Tractor work. Plowing
discing, etc. Roger von der Hellen.
Route 8 Medford Phone 35-F-ll
Eagle Point.
A WIDOW will give Interest In
mine for $750 and 8-montha grub
stake for three to No 1 hydraullt
operator II you can't qualify
don't waste my time Good cook
Box 3689. Tribune
we pv Mime cash
For Youi Furniture
nni nxnoK amiiikws
8rh and Front Phone 547
WANTED Dressmaking and altera
tions (Catherine Muse. Singe I
Shop. 32 S Grape
HKST I'KH'K PAID
For Your Furniture
EADS A OIIKN. I'hnne 1I1W-J
WELL DRILLING 41 50 per ft first
60 ft., etc J M Dodge 519 King
WANTED Scrap Iron brass, copper
all kinds of metal Medford Bar
gain House 27 N Grape 8t Tel
1082
HIOHKST CAH PKIt'CS PAID
For Your Furniture
MKIIFMHII IHHOAIN MOrE.
5T N Grape St Phone 102
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT 8-room furnished house,
also 4-room furnished house, close
In, 525. water paid. L. G. Plckell
16 So. Bartlett.
WILL SUB-LEASE to responsible
party 5-room modern house and
tor huiidln 20x40 with 14 acres
Isnd on the hlzhway. Inquire at
A! Trading Post. Jacksonville
highway and Lozler lane.
MODERN 4-room furnished duplex
Rensonable Phone 343-M or in
quire 301 Bfatty.
FOR RENT Modern house on Rosa
tanr. mile from cltv limits. See
Milton Houston, Ross Lane.
FOR PENT-5-room furnished house
Phone 408-R-l.
FOR Rr'"i" CT"V modern furnished
ho ife . No children. 221
North Holly S
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR BENT S-room furnished house
Clow In. 408 West 6th. Phone
1330-J.
FOR RENT -Small f uroltued hous
In rear. Adults Also apartment
for lady. 410 Hamilton.
TWO-ROOM furnished cabin. 718
Welch St.
FOR RENT 20 Norto Orance. ajo
Charles R Ray. Room 317 Medford
Bldg Phone 303.
FOR RENT Oood 6 -room house on
North Riverside. Inquire Phlppf
Auto Parle. Phone 417.
PURN. house. Tel. 1323W or 389
FOR RENT Duplet, near Junior Hi
Call at 338 Haven.
FOR RENT Newly decorated 5-room
furnished apartment. Inquire 804
East Main.
FOR RENT 6-room furnished bouse
close In Phone 457-J.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT 3-room apartment, $18.
Nicely furnished, gaa range. 317
West Jackson.
HEATED, furnlshco apartment. Prl-
vnt nlranp FriBlriAtrf. BIB SO.
I Oakdale.
DESIRABLE APARTMENT for two
adults. 905 West 10th.
FOR RENT
Nice furnished apartment tor rent
Oil heat, hot and cold water fur
nished. Oood beds, good location
Only 835.
MARK A. GOLDY
109 E. Main Phone 738
Evenings,
Call C. R. Beebe, 1633-X.
FOR RENT East Main apartment
Two adults. $18. Phone 81 days,
1959-L evenings.
FURNISHED apartment,
vate bath, Prlgldalre.
Main.
heat, prl
808 West
FOR RENT Furnished Hotel Hol
land apartment; Frlgldalre. electric
' range.
FOR RENT New. modern 4-room
apt., newly furnished 801 North
Central.
APARTMENTS For Rent $15. $13
and $11 330 Beatty. inquire at
Shady Nook Grocery.
Apartmenta; Heated Una 31 Genesee
FOR RENT Bachelor apartment
garage. ou o ubkobw.
DESIRABLE apartmente. 3 rooms and
bath; gas heat. Inquire Farmers
& Fruitgrowers Bank
FOR RENT Apartmente Durell
Court, 3rd and Holly inquire
Apt 8
GE BAUER APTS th at Oakdale;
modern furnished or unfurnished
large or small Comforts and cour
tesy by WEEK or MONTH Phone
713-Y '
FOR RENT BOARD, ROOM
BOARD AND ROOM 716
$1 per day.
FOR RENT--Furnished Rooms
SLEEPING ROOM, close in. 408 Weet
Sixth.
ROOM FOR RENT $2 50 week; pri
vate entrance. 408 Edwards.
ATTR ACT1V E ROuMS. 404 S Grape
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT 10 acrea good garden
land. Phone 893-J.
FOR SALE DOGS. PETS
FOR SALE or will trade for what
have you Pupa, Springers and
Chows. 123 Church street, Ashland
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE One 2-year-old registered
Guernsey bull from one of best
herds In volley. Charles Pettegrew,
Route 3. Box 31, Eagle Point, half
mile south Dodge bridge.
FOR SALE Six Jersey milk cows,
one Jersey bull. Sams Valley Tur
tle Rock Ranch, McConnell.
FOR SALE Cowa and Duroc Jersey
. Pigs Blackburn Ranch, next to
401 Orchard.
I FOR SALE Weaner pigs, V, mile
I north Central Point, former May
I field place. C. (. 8mlth.
FOR SALE Weaner pigs. K. P. Mur
ray. Crater Lake Hwy. Tel. 408-R-l.
FOR SALE POULTRY
HAMPSHIRE RED pullets. 6 months.
Readv to lay. Last house on ISVrrth
Sixth street, Central Point.
FOR SALE Red fryers. 20c pound,
'hone 447-J-l.
FOR SALE Barred Rock fryers. V,
mile south Oak Grove school. Route
2. Fred Sanders.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE CHR.8 ER IMPER. U
1937. Oood condition. Cost new
about $1400. Will sell below Hue
Book value. Call 608.
REAL Used Car Bargains! See ua
flrt Phults Bros
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE 20 -acres partly Irrigated.
Oocd 4-room house, out buildings,
cows and chickens. Easy terms. J.
F. Ivle. rout 3, box 34, Medford
FOR SALE 5-room modern house In
Medford. well located. 4)200 00
down, bal. $30.00 per mo. Interest,
taxes and Insurance included. O.
A. Andrews. Ashland. Ore.
IMA UE sf iTVinJiit n-iuiii v.
glne plow. Want two-way plow.
Harry Barr, Jacksonville.
FOR SALE OR RENT 5-room mod
I ern house, close In on paved street
! Phone 123 or after 6 p. m. 1582-R
FOR SALE 4 acres, all level and
Irrigated, good soil; new 6-room
plastered hoiuw and bath, cement
foundation; barn. Well located,
near Medford. Owner leaving has
offered to sell for 2650 Terms
L O. Plckell, 16 80. Bartlett.
FOR SALEIdeal location for court.
Six lots facing East 12th street
betw-p;i Vr-r.quftte and Stevens
street. Very cheap for cash. 712
Palm street.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Furnished house. Bar
gain. 413 Laurel.
FOR SALE Nice lot of Duroc weaner
plga, good stock. O- J. McCay. Med
ford, west of Grange hall on Spring
street.
FOR RENT 4-room furnished house
334 Apple.
4-ROOM furnished house, electric
range and refrigerator, oil heater
Phone 281.
UNFURNISHED 5-room house, closo
In. H. L. Cook, 10 Quince.
FURNISHED House and 2 and 3-room
apartments. Adults. 604 West 10th
FOR SALE) 5 and 7-room modern
houses close in. $1,800 each. Pay
$200 down and $20 per month.
Including 6 Interest. These are
exceptional bargalna.
C. C. PIERCE
Room I, Palm Buildlpg. Medford
CITY and country properties RENT
ALS LOANS-INSURANCE C 6
Butterfleld. 409 Medford Building
HOUSES FOR SALE In Medford and
surrounding towns Easy terms
Jackson County' Federal Savings
and Loan Association.
WILL sacrifice my equity In 5-room
modern house with small acre
age. Box 3373, Tribune.
FOR SALE OR RENT Marshall home
on Oakdale. Tel. 1316-R.
FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS
Convenient terms Lists available at
National Farm Loan Office, 303
Liberty Building, Medford
WHEN you think of real estate think
of Brown 4: White
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR TRADE Will take good milk
cow In exchange on piano Bald-
wln Piano Shoppe
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Seed grains, Washington
Hybrid wheat, Kanota oats. Haan
schan barley. Chester Wendt.
697-J-2.
FOR SALE White giant rabbits. 4
does and 1 buck, cheap. Inquire
of Bill Campbell at Richfield Serv
ice Station, Jacksonville, Ore.
QUALITY DRY PINE SLABS $3.00
per load In two load lota. Medford
Fuel Co., Tel. 831.
FOR SALE Delicious and all kinds
apples. Lam H. Hughes. Fern Val
ley, phone 19-F-5.
FOR BALE Buffet, walnute. 11-weeks-old
pigs. Troxell. South
Peach.
FOR AVON PRODUCTS Phone 1589-J
or write P. O. Box 810 Medford.
FOR SALE Gem strawberry plants
lc. Hy Standard .22 automatic
pistol and holster $15. F. Mast
Phone 9-F-13.
FOR SALE Used truck tires. 32x8
10-ply, 32x6 8-ply. 7.50-20 8-ply.
6.50-20 truck and bus. Older Tire
Exchange, 32 South Bartlett.
FOR SALE Nice sized Newtown ap
ples washed and sorted 48c. C
grade 35c or 6 boxes $1.00 one
box or truck load. Winter Nellls
pears cheap. Joe Kantor, Route 4,
Fern Valley.
APPLES Gebhard's, half mile north
Bear Creek bridge, Central Point.
FILBERTS and WALNUTS. Mrs. D. J.
Stelner, Route 3. Medford. Phone
498-J-3.
FOR SALE! Cow trailer, good con
dition, cheap. J. D. French ranch,
Sterling.
FOR SALE Heavy steel tanks that
hold 90 barrels each, priced very
reasonable. A -One Brewing Co.
FOR SALE English walnuta; also
several large gray geese. Phone
1483-R-4.
FOR SALE Baled oat and vetch hay,
ear com. O. E. ChUdreth, Ross
Lane.
FOR SALE Northwest grown rose
bushes are best. Select yours from
our stock of 43 varieties. Plant
now for the best results. Priced
from 50c up. Monarch Seed St
Feed Co.
FOR SALE Local or Willamette
grown Winter Gray Oats. Monarch
Seed St Feed Co.
FOR SALE Eastern Shelled Com.
1.70 cwt. It's bone dry. Monarch
Seed St Feed Co.
DRY CORD WOOD 2.00 cord.
Hardwood $1.35 tier. Powers Ranch,
14 miles beyond Applegate Store.
FOR SaTEENKON-O-MASH. 20
Eeg Mash 2.C0 cwt. Monarch Seed
& Feed Co.
FOR SALE: Vetch and oat recleaned
seM. Black oats or Kanota. Phone
697-J-l. Ray C. Yost.
FOR SALE Flex-O-Olass. the per
fect glass substitute for sleeping
and laundry porches. Admits light
and ultra violet rays of sun. Mon
arch Seed & Feed Co.
FOR SALE! Mixed Common and
Hungarian Vetch, 4.00 per cwt
Monarch See, it l"3ed Co.
FOR SALE Washington Hybrid seed
wheat, also Blue Club. Monarch
Seed & Feed Co.
FOR SALE Monarch Brand Scratch
Food. 81.95 cwt. Monarch 8eed 6r
Feed Co.
FOR SALE Vitamin B-l, the mtr.
acle chemical for flower plant
Monarch Seed Se Feed Co.
FOR SALE Model "W" Cletr.c
Blackburn Ranch, next to 401
Orchard
RUMMAGE SALE
Pythian Sisters. Clean usable mer
chandise to be sold reasonable.
Friday and Saturday. Nov. 8 and 4
135 East Sixth street.
FOR SALE Bicycle in good shape.
10 00. Phone 116. Wltham Ma-
; neto A Parts Co 315 East Eighth
i FOR BALE Hay; Hungarian and
I common vetch seed mixed Ed
) Han ley Ranch. Rt, 3. Box 201.
FOR SALE-Ionathan and W!ntr
1 Banana apples; walnuta 8c lb. Jess
I Eldrtdge. Rt. 4. Pern Valley.
FOR PAI.F Anp wood, fireplace
a-.d .. ! h !: fl'J4 Jruk-f.nvllle
'SciiUeseler Mineral Sa-U. 606 Clark.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE OR TRADE Good har
ness and waon to trade for hay
or seed wheat. Leonard McKeo
Jacksonville
FOR SALE Baled alfalfa hay. South
Peach St.. Tlce.
, ATTENTION DAIRYMEN
' AND TRUCKERS!
For best quality, fine stem, leafy
good color, stack cured alfalfa huv.
both first and second cutting,
baled especially for truck ship
ments. Write or 'ire James Tozrt
and Company. Malln, Oregon, phone
2501.
FOR SALE To settle estate, 90 tons
of hay at Applerate; make offer
Inquire of Charles Mee, 517 Beatty
St.. or TLomaa Mee. Applegate
Oregon.
FOR SALE Washer service Full line
genuine Maytag parte Service on all
makes Medtord Maytag Co.. 31 no
Bartlett. phone 38.
FOR SALE Hydraulic pipe
giants Box 3376, Tribune.
and
FOR SALE Delicious apples Phone
7-F-ia.
USED MAGAZINES sold and traded
at Jack's Secondhand Store. 106
South Grape.
OLYMPIC EGO MASH with milk
$2 25 per sack Davis Feed Stores
FOR SALE Orapea and Walnuts J
A Manke 4 miles West of Medford
FOR SALE Delicious apple Inde
pendent Packing Co.. Phoenix.
SALE OR TRADE Highly Improved
87 acres 405 J St.
CUT-RATE PRICES Nu. Way Mat
tress and Upholstery Co. Phone
303 209 West 8th St.
WALNUTS 100 and 13c lb. Toma
toes. 35c, lug. you pick. Blanken.
ship. Central Point.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR LEASE to right party, service
station on main highway in Cen
tral Point. Has lunch room facili
ties wnd living quarters. For Infor
mation phone 952 or write P. O.
Box 1074. Medford.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstracts.
Jackson County
Abstract Co.
Title Insurance
Abstracts
Escrows
Cabinot Work.
CABINET WORK. STORE FIXTURES
Furniture and Novelties made j
order. Furniture repairing.
408 E. Mnln. R. Smith Shaw.
Chimney and Furnace Cleaning.
NOTICE For Chimney and Furnace
Cleaning - - Oil Stoves Vacuum
Ct.nrtncri, mil George Eaton nt 547
Dressmaking.
THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking.
Fur Remodeling. Buttons and
Buckles covered. Room 320 U. S.
Nntl Bank Jlrtg. Tel. 1181,
Expert Window Cleaner.
LET JOE DO IT
Expert Window Clennera. General
house cleaners. Floor waxing. Joe
Spence. Phonn 1172.
Musical Instruction.
HOMER MCDONALD offers courses In
Popular Piano Piano Accordion, Voice.
Saxophone. Clarinet. Violin. String
Bass. Studio, Sparta Bldg. Ph. 042-J
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Quantity of
yarn
State positive
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Mineral sprli'
First nam of
a famous
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of time
Danish Islands
In the north
Atlantic
Solution of Yeaterday'a Puzzle
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN on modern dwell
Iuks of late construction. $9.76 per
month per thousand. Low Interest
rate.
BROWN i WHITE. 104 W. Main.
CASH IN A HURRYI
Emergencies are no inspectors of
persons or conditions. And usually
they occur wlu-n we are Ifast ready
to meet them. If you need cash
QUICKLY, see us. Our service Is
Seared for emergency speed. (No in
quiries of friends or employer no
endorsers no delays of any kind.)
You get the money the aume day
you apply. We advance up to $300
on your own signature and security
(auto, household goods,, etc.)
Come In. phone or write for com
plete Information without obliga
tion. OREGON FINANCE CO.
45 South Central Phone 139
Ground Floor Craterlan Bldg.
License 8-211. M-217
Auto Loans,
LOW RATE AUTO LOANS
CONTRACTS -IE FINANCED
MONEY to buy new or used cara
Private money at new low rates.
Immediate 'action. No red tape
1 TO 20 MONTHS TO PAY
W. E. THOMAS
45 South Central.
Phone 139. License M-317.
MunTo$roMr
On Your Car.
1930 to 1939 Model cara
and light trucks
1 to 18 months to repay.
CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO.
HAROLD H. PROWN AGENCY,
Agent.
123 East Main. M-238 Phone 807.
You Can Save Money and
Time hy Getting Your
CAR LOAN OR
REFINANCING
Direct from the Lender, The
OREGON FINANCE CO
45 South Central. Lie. M-317.
CAR LOANS
Solve ;our financial
problems by
refinancing or borrowing.
LOANS ON CARS
1033.1939.
Trl-State Acceptance Corp.'
License M-2S3.
MARK A. GOLDY
109 E. Mnln. Phone 73ft.
Rndiator Repairing.
HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE
33 South B:irtlett.
ROOFING
WE REPAIR or apply any type of
roof. Pobco Roofings, Shingles.
Coatings and Paints. Wall Pnper
One-third off. Ekerson Paint and
Roof Co.. 38 So. Bartlett. Tel. 243
Transfer.
MVIS 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 20 S Grape Phone 2050
day or night.
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Offlco 26 So Fir Phone 316
Prlrf re:ht Service gun ran teed
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice to Creditors.
Notice Is hereby given, that Effle
Dally nu been appointed Executrix
of the Last Will and Testament and
estate of A. P. Wetss, decea?d. by
the County Court of Jackson County,
Oregon. All persons having claims
Cross -Word Puzzle
I. Viper
i. Plant of the
Illy family
10. Throw
II. German city
It. Cubic meter
30. Fencing iwordi
11. Scene of actlor
13. Deep hole
26. City In Para
guay
27. Nontrlls
29. Place of wor
ihlp 31. Spread to dry
33. Spanish hero
34. Train the mind
36. Discount!
3T. Pass
39. Traditional
lake
40. Deputy
41. Stanza
43. Former chief
mngtatratee
of Venice
4ft. Roll up
47. Feminine nami
$0. Vigor: alang
63. Ingredient of
ttln.d dreai
Ing
S4. Tou and I
DOWN
1. ortielal In cer
tain Kporte
J. Those that
form Into a
line
S. Play on wordt
4. Roman dnte
r. Ser'retarlei
t. Continued
tory
T. Wagon: ar-
chalo
a'rJiIsPbIuIr
against said estate are required to
preent them, with proper vouchers,
within six months from the date of
this notice, to the executrix at the
law office of John B. Elchelberger.
Room 308 In the Liberty Building.
Medford, Oregon.
EFFIE DAILY.
Executrix of the Last Will and
Testament of A. P. Weiss, deceased
Dated and first published Ocloaei
13 1019
Reese Creek
Reese Creek, Nov. 3. (Spl)
Sunday school enjoyed a full
attendance Sunday. Young peo
ple's services in the evening
was enjoyed with T. J. Pullen
leading. Miss Etna Davis will
lead next Sunday evening.
The school teachers, Mr. Reedy ani
Miss Davis, put on a splendid Hal
loween program and party October 27.
The Home and School circle lad if s
sold grab bas. Pies, coffee and elder
were served free. The ladles disposed
of 1 beautiful quilt donated by Mrs
Charles Humphrey. Eldon Grow got
the quilt.
Mr. and Mrs. Kny were present at
the Halloween party, also Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Y. Jantser of Prospect.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Reedy of near
Ashland brough: their son, W. Harold
Reedy, and Miss Etna Davis buck
after spending the week-end at their
homea at Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunlap of
Derby were week-end guests of Mrs.
Dunlnp's parents. Mr. md Mrs. C. E.
Lamb Sunday. Mrs. Lamb accom
panied them to Ashland to visit
Ralph Lamb, who Is attending the
College of Education in Ashland, also
Mra. Lamb's mother, Mrs. Mable
B nimble, and .slater and family, Mr
and Mrs. Allen Brower.
Donnell Koentg, eon of Mrs. Elmer
Robertson, Is traveling over the main
points of the United States as private
secretary and chauffeur for M. L.
Riley, retired business man. They
will winter In Florida and go to Nova
Scotia before returning. They expect
to be gone a year.
Mrs. John Foster lant eo well at
prosent. She la under a doctor's caro.
All hope for her complete recovery.
Wllford Jack and Alex Vestal made
a trip to Vale and Ontario last week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Lamb were
dinner guests October 37 of Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Pullen and daughter.
Ruby, also Mr. P mien's mother, Mrs.
Luc In da Sheets.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Randall enjoyed
supper with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mer
rltt Wednesday, afterward attending
prayer aervloea at. the home of Mr
and Mrs. L. C. Rusho.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Terry have sold
their Bervtc station on tho Butte
Falls highway to Mr. ana Mrs. Lyle
Hopkins of Venango, Neb. The new
owners have taken possession. Mr.
and Mra. Terry have one to Wash
ington on a visit and will later locate
In Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. umb and Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Lamb motored to
Medford October 31, calling on Mr.
and Mra. M. E. Lamb and son, Ken
neth, at their service station nt the
Four Corners on Midway road. They
also called on Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Hinscom at their home near Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Jackson and
their daughter and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Meadows of Medford called
on Mr. and Mra. Homer Martin Oc
tober 31.
L. C. Rusho, Homer Martin and
Elroy Jackson are getting their win
ter's wood cut.
Forest Creek
Forest Creek, Nov. 3. (Spl)
Due to an error in posting
the budget for school district
43, another budget meeting will
be held at the school. hou.e
November 14 at noon.
Mrs. Annie Davles has been
in Seattle the past fortnight at
the home of her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Wagner. She will remain for an
indefinite visit.
Mrs. Laurance Edmonson of
Goshen, Ore., visited her prop
erty, the Oregon Belle mine,
November 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller
returned home October 30 from
Klamath Falls where they were
employed in the potato harvest.
Aaron Ayres of Jacksonville
and George Conklin, accompan
led by two friends, bagged two
fine bucks in the Timber moun
tain region October 23.
Forest Creek school pupils
enjoyed a Hallowe'en party
October 30. Marshmallows were
toasted and games played
around a bonfire.
Mrs. John Black attended a
project leaders' training meeting
in Medford October 31.
Gold Hill, Nov. 3 ((Spl.)
Mrs. Cora Bumcrot- and .ion,
Herb, who hove been living In
the Hi-Way Inn for the past two
months, have moved Into one
of the W. E. Ross houses ba.'k of
the schoolhouse.
Amethyst Kebekah lodge held
a regular meeting November 1
and nominated officers. Next
meeting will be November 15,
and is to be November birthday
night.
Llnsley Dorman has returned
home from a Medford hospital,
where he has been confined or
the past week with an eye In
jury. He Is still under the doc
tor's care, and will be 'innble to
return to his work at the Beaver
f" Gold Hill
Portland Cement Co. for some
(me.
Gold Hill Odd Fellow lodge
has made arrangements to have
a dance in their hall Saturday,
November 11. It is expected that
these dances will continue every
two weeks throughout the win
ter. The committee in charge is
Bill Ilittle, Sonny Hendrickson
and Earl Moore A large delega
tion from the local Odd Fallow
lod;y took a candidate to Grants
Pass November 1 for the second
decree.
"Mr and Mrs. Howard Kell ure
moving this week to the house
formerly occupied by the Kel
logg family, about two miles
from town on the Sams Valley
road. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blevins
will move this week to the house
known as the parsonage, on the
north side of town.
Jacksonville
Jacksonville, Ore, Nov. 3
(Spl.) City election will be held
Tuesday, November 7, at the
usual poll in c places from noon
to 8 p. m., for purpose c2 elect
ing a city recorder, and two
councilmen for two-year terms
each. Councilmen whose terms
expire arc Messrs Hamaker and
Severance.
Frank Henspetcr, government
hunter, reported a record catch
of coyotes November 2, he hav
ing caught seven old ones that
one day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Viall of
Phoenix were dinner guestd No
vember 1 at the G. O. Sanden
home, the occasion being Mr.
Sanden's birthday.
Last meeting of Orange, session
opened with officers seating drill.
State Deputy Brown was escorted to
a seat of honor at the master's
station. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd of Jack
sonville were also most pleasant
visitors and Mrs. Floyd filled the
lecturer's station. They gave Inter
esting and helpful talks.
Lecture hour was In form of a
Halloween program. Refreshments In
keep ln with the day were served
by the H. E. C. club.
Especial mention was made of
November 3 being our yearly election
of officers and all members were
urged to attend.
October 20 was named as "Go to
Church Sunday." A bountiful dinner
was served at 1 :30. County home
extension leader Mabel Mack and her
mother, Mrs. Sweeney, were visitors.
Mrs. Mack submitted plana she had
drawn for the Interior bullt-lna and
working helps for our kitchen. We
greatly appreciate Mrs. Mack's In
terest. Home Economics club met Wednes
day at Mra. Francis Moffatt's horn
for dessert luncheon followed by
regular buslnoss meeting. Plana ware
begun for our annual Thanksgiving
dinner and members and friends who
wish to Join us for the day are to
get in. touch with the chairman,
Mrs. C. A. Andrews.
WedaeHdny evening, November 8,
we plnn to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Maddorn in their new home. . Mrs.
Ray Rustan la making plans for the
evenings entertainment. Members are
urged to Join, us to become ac
quainted with our new members.
Ways and means committee has
announced their next dance for Sat
urday, November 4, at Roxy Ann
Orange hall with a cordial invitation
to all who enjoy dancing and good
music.
Word has Just been received that
Mr. Patterson, secretary of the State
Orange Mutual companlH.JJjJJJJJJJJJ
Orange Mutual Co-op., Is to be a
ftuest and speaker at our Orange hall
this Friday evening.
Hams Valley Orange
A carnival dance will be given at
Sams Valley Orange hall Saturday
night. November 4. Oood pepy music
by Earl's Rythm Makers and an
excellent floor Insure a good time.
Hot dogs ar.a coffee will be served
during supper Intermission.
AIRPLANES
Northbound
Mailt Cloaft
4:12 a.m.
2:80 p.m.
(Flag stop) 0:09 pjn.
Southbound
Mailt Clow
10:26 a.m.
(Flag stop) 6:13 p.m.
11:10 pjn.
L&ve
4:67 sjn.
8:24 p.m.
0:54 p.m.
Leave
11:10 m,
6:68 p.m.
11:66 p.m.
TRAINS
Northbound
Mailt Clote
0:48 a.m.
7:05 p.ra.
Southbound
Mailt Close
7:30 a.m.
6:23 p.m.
Leave
10:48 a.m.
8:06 p.m.
Leave
8:30 a.m.
8:23 p m.
North
2:46 t.m.
7:50 a.m.
0:35 a.m.
1:40 p m.
8:46 p.m.
South
12:16 a.m.
6:15 a.m.
0:65 Km.
8:60 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
10:40 p.m.
6:55 p.m.
To Klamath rallt
0:45 a.m. and 6:45 p.m.
() To Oranta Pan only.
() To Ashland only.
Closing time (or Too Late to Clat
ttly Adt U 1:30 p m.
The Grange 1
Travel Table
SHASTA DAM GRAVEL
LONGEST IN WORLD
Washington, Nov. 3. (T1)
The longest conveyor belt ever
used on a federal government
project soon will transport sand
and gravel from the Kutras pit
nina miles to Shasta dam on the
Sacramento river north of Red
ding, Cal.
Secretary Ickcs today author
ized use of the belt by the Co
lumbia Construction company,
Inc., Oakland. Cal., which con
tracted to provide 10.100,000
torn of sand and gravel for the
manufacture of concrete to be
used in the dam. The firm will
be paid $4,413,520.
The secretary said belt trans
portation would save the gov
ernment approximately $250,000
in the cost of the dam.
The longest belt in present
use on a government project
runs 4H miles from pits to
Grand Coulee dam on the Co
lumbia river in Washington.
Ickes estimated the new belt
would carry about 1,000 tons of
material an hour.
News of 4-H
d CLUBS
By Norma Sag
A review of Table Rock 4-H
club's work shows several mem
bers received recognition.
Ivan Myers, local livestock
member, recently had the honor
of being chosen as Jackson
county's most outstanding 4-H
club boy. He was awarded a
trip to Portland as guest of the
First National Bank of Portland,
where he attended the Pacific
International Livestock exposi
tion. At the exposition he also
had the honor of winning first
prize on his Corrledale sheep
fleece.
Jean Brennesholt, knitting club
member, whose knitting received
first prize In the county at the
home economics fair in August
also won first prize at the state
fair at Salem. Her premium
award was yarn to knit a dress.
Other club members who en
tered projects at county live
stock fair and received pre
miums of varied merit were:
Ernest Hamilton, Loree Brenne
sholt, Jack and Betty Baker,
Calvin and Marjorie Howsley,
Marjorle, Doris and Dorothy
Hunsley, and Norma Sage.
Dorothy Hunsley and Norma
Sage gave an egg-grading dem
onstration, showing eggs desir
able for consumption and the
process of grading.
Table Rock may very well be
proud of her record of achieve
ments this year and is now look
ing forward to another year of
making the "best better."
4-
Defends His Grain
Wichita Falls, Tex. AP)
Thanks to a couple of old-fashioned
slingshots, Farmer Virgin
Jones saved his maize crops
from the blackbirds while neigh
bors all around him were losing
theirs. Jones rigged up the sling
shots for himself and son, Billy
Ray, seven, when swarms of
blackbirds descended on their
maize fields, Mrs. Jones and two
children were the "ammunition
train," keeping cloth bags filled
with pebbles and relaying them
to the "artillerymen." For four
weeks they patrolled the field
almost from dawn to dark keep
ing the blackbirds on the move.
Finally the discouraged birds
left.
Streets of Gold.
Orange, Cal. (IP) Streets
surfaced with gravel from a
local rock crushing plant may
be said to be paved with gold.
A curious engineer took a sam
ple of the material and found It
assayed $4.20 a ton In gold. Such
values in large quantity would
make mining of the sand deposit
profitable.
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