Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 26, 1939, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 26. 1930. PAGE THREE E E Government Publications Provide Details On Many Subjects Many are Free. Many present and prospective home-owners are unaware of the availability of a large num ber of publications on the home by the federal government and the building industry. They compose a large and up-to-date library of information that will save money and lead to better i living if studied and applied by the present or prospective home-owning family. The great er number of these publications may be obtained free, upon request. Those for which charges are made can be had , for from 5 cents to 50 cents per copy. A study of these publications has recently been made by Western Homes Foun dation, on the basis of a "List of Published Material Relating to Home Building and Main tenance," prepared and publish ed by the U. S. department of commerce, Washington, D. C It may be had free, by writing the department and asking for it by title. Accurate Guide. "From this list of publications every home-owner may select authoritative items of informa tional material that will guide v him accurately in the manage ment of principal investment his home," says W. C. Bell, chair man of Western Homes Foun dation. "From it the renter may obtain similar guides to sound and economical home ownership. Every element of the modern home is thoroughly covered, with lay readers in view. "As an example, I cite "How to Judge a Home,' published by the national committee on wood utilization of the depart ment of commerce. This may be had for 10 cents, from Wash ington, D. C, or from the bu reau of foreign and domestic commerce, Federal building, Seattle. Twenty-six publications on brick and clay products are listed. Ten of them are free There are ten free publications wholly or partly related to con crete foundations. There are 16 electrical items in the list, 15 on fire prevention and pro tection, 30 on floors and joists. two on garage construction, 24 on heating, 31 on general house construction, 15 on house main tenance and modernization, 18 on household helps, 51 on wood and lumber, and scores more on financing, gas, - insulation, kit chens, landscaping, painting and decorating, mortar and plaster ing, planning, plumbing, refrig eration, roofing, sewage dis posal, stone, water supply, and even on ratproofing!" More detailed information on the publications cited may be supplied by retail lumber deal- PIOJT tt.000. See Your i tHSU. mmmssm I tKA?-1Mm? ll "1?JU . Tl m U UZ 6tD DOOM I 6t0 0O0U w-iir Fir J 6 AT MLb r"i ft,.- r-y w L mi I B'R. SbI B R, 1 " V ,3Z L R. GARAGE ,,0", K) 1 w D R. DOR.CH 15 6 Ifc FLOOR.- PLAN SCALE. ers in any community, or by writing Western Homes Foun dation, 364 Stuart Building, Seattle, Wash. Near Parole Seen Seattle, Nov. 25. (F) Chair man William J. Wilkins of the state parole board said today Mrs. Margaret Helen Thompson Paddleford Fawcett would re ceive "some consideration" for her aid in solving the Bassett murder case, but probably would not be released for some time. Conserve Rumanian Crops Bucharest, Nov. 25. (JP) Ru mania s new government acting to conserve the country's re sources for possible war use prohibited today exportation of barley and vegetable products but granted a permit for ex portation of $500,000 worth of petroleum and an equal amount of other products to Slovakia, German protectorate, to pay for munitions. The Grandest Gift of All! A Tour Medford lumber dealer has literally scores of complete home plans. ome pians. h are cer- some of which are cer tain to meet Y My requirement Why not we thee plans THIS WEEK? wen v, Lumber Plans - Specifications - Estimates - Financing Advice-Labor Lumber Dealer NOW Complete Low-Cost Home SEEK RETURN OF 1 Sacramento, Nov. 25. (P) State officials sought today to return to California two men accused of violating their pa roles. Requisition papers were made out for Robert Diaz, convicted of auto theft in Tulare county, and Edwin A. Primrose, con victed in Riverside county of burglary. Both are held at the Oregon state penitentiary at Salem. The state also asked Wash ington to return Henry Bott and Chris Hurst, charged in Fresno with burglary. New York City has had 103 mayors. sr - n ."'lifi &!rft.. AX' jf -: ,:.. 1'W'M1H.EM,WI ' !" VMWUilHm iamilBaeBMMiwi iw uwumi l,allllllMliailiaMaMa.aaaMeaeaeaeMMMaMaaMaia'"- - Ti -i Tl In fr ilrli 1' I' lt'1ll unfi'll if 11 n aMm .Inn .mi nti" -' mi i BMW F torn COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE and Building BIG PINES LUMBER CO. 81xth and Fir St. Phone One ' MEDFORD LUMBER CO. N. Fir at Third. Phone 629 All of the esientials of com fortable living are embodied in this attractive home. The small front loggia is an attractive architectural feature and pro vides a break in what otherwise might be a monotonous design. Two bedrooms and a bath are on the rear of the houie, with the bath accessible to all rooms through use of a small hall way I E Chicago, Nov. 25. (P) Hog raisers today face an unlavor able hog-corn ratio for the first time in two years. Based on average prices on the Chicago market, 100 pounds of live hogs equalled in value about 11 bushels of No. 3 yel low corn, compared with an average of around 14V4 bushels of No. 3 yellow corn during the past 24 months. At times dur ing this past period the ratio was 18 bushels of corn to 100 pounds of hogs. Parity, as gen erally accepted, is 12 bushels of corn to 100 pounds of hog. The average price of hogs yesterday was about S5.70 here, compared with S7.51 a year ago, and No. 3 yellow corn was quoted at 503i-51!4 cents bushel compared with about 48 cents a year ago. Boxer Overstays Portland, Nov. 25. (P) Leonard Andal, 26, a bantam weight boxer known as Joe Mandiola, was in Jail today awaiting outcome of immigra tion proceedings to return hint to the Philippines. Roy Norene, immigration agent, said the box er overstayed his time limit and had not fulfilled a promise to leave the country at his own expense. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. HOME for PLAN WHAT a grand gift a ham o("your own that will bring joy lo all the members of your family. You can build a with the money you are now paying for rent low F. Interest rates most attractive in history make it more than wise step to take RIGHT NOWI Medford Lumber Dealers Offer Materials at PORTER LUMBER CO. 204 South Fir St. Phone 124 BRUCE BAUER LUMBER CO: South rtlverilde. Phone 832 for Plans and Estimates On the "House of the Week Washington, Nov. 25. iF) Senator Capper (R.-Kas.) pre dicted today that the farm vote would determine whether the next President was a Democrat or Republican. The gray-haired senator and farm journal publisher suggest ed this was why Republican party .leaders were devoting so much effort to shaping a party agricultural policy. "I think the northern farm belt will decide the 1940 presi dential election, and things look mighty good for the Republi cans right now," Capper said in an interview. "If farm prices are low and stay low for several years, as they have recently, there is an inevitable swing in the farm blt against the party in power. "Every voter knows now that we can't have any general pros perity unless the farmer is mak ing money. That's why I'm sure the Republican party will offer a constructive program for 1940." DEFENSE TAX AT $14 PER CAPITA Washington, Nov. 25. (JP) The nation's defense expendi tures, which President Roose velt indicated yesterday would be further increased, are aver aging during the current year about $14 per person man, woman or child. Official figures showed the army has or anticipates funds totaling $956,013,029, including a deficiency estimate of $119, 080,000 which Mr. Roosevelt sent to congress this month to cover extraordinary expenses due to the European war. The navy's share of the bill for the fiscal year ending next June 30 totals $924,236,151, in- eluding the deficiency estimate of $146,049,000 for expenses of the Atlantic coast neutrality patrol. GOES TO EUROPE Hood Hiver, Nov. 25. (IP) After three days and nights of packing and loading at plants here, 150 cars of fruit, prin cipally Newtown apples, were en route to various ports today for shipment to the United King dom. Great Britain's ambargo on fruits from the United States takes effect November 30 and the 150 cars probably will be the last shipped from here The Apple Growers associa tion shipped 130 cars and Duck wall Brothers 20 cars. Use Mall Tribune want adl. I fc afw1 the FAMILY! IT NOW! Uniformly Low Prices BUDGET CUT FOR STATE IN SIGHT Salem, Nov. 25. !P) Nearly halt a million dollars will be shaved from the Oregon state budget during the current bi ennium under a program work ed out with institution and de partment heads, David Ecclcs. state budget director, reported today. Eccles said state institutions had agreed to spend $353,779 less than their appropriations and all other ofices and de partments would save $113,070. making a total reduction below the budget of $466,849. The total represents approximately 1M per cent of the budget. The reductions came volun tarily in large part, Eccles de clared. They were requested in an effort to reduce the state's ' million dollar book deficit. Nica On Coast Tillamook, Nov. 25. tfP) The weather was "unusual" but very acceptable along the Ore gon coast today. The prolonged Indian summer persuaded prim roses, violets and apple trees to bloom for the second time this year. First Snow Albuquerque, N. M., Nov. 25. (A) Winter's first snow man tled mountain tops over much of western and north central New Mexico today and weather forecasts were for more snow and rain. Temperatures remain ed moderate. Too Late to Classify A REAL SACRIFICE Nice 7-room modern house; hardwood floors, fireplace, nice lawn, shade; 9 acres alfalfa. Half mile west West Side school, Ross lane. C. A. Rector, phone 510-R-4. NEW CROCHETED BEDSPREAD, $10. Phone 1B66-X. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 33 N. Peach. Phone 432-W. FOR RENT Large 6 -room unfur nished house. 2 bedrooms, sleeping porch. Water paid. 734 W. 14t.h. FOR SALE! Pen of choice Hampshire pullets, seven months old, an lay ing. Roosters for breeding, not related. Mrs. Buck, half mllo north Bear Creek bridge, Central Point. FOR LEASE 200 acres on Rogue river. 100 acres Irrigated; abun dance of water. Sandy loam soil. 12 acres in alfalfa, 80 acres adapted to alfalfa, clover or garden. House, barn. 3-year lease, 600 caHh rent. See J. C. Barnes, 20 North Peach. Phone 1127-Y. If you have no arrsngemsnti made to meat iltuation of this kind, we wilt be gUd to cooperste. We will advance any amount up to $300, without daisy. Repayment is budgeted from the employee's Income nd may be made over a prolonged period or within a shorter time, as dasirad. The cost of a loan Is baiad on the actual time the money is used. Phone us and wi will coma to vour office and eiplain this service. Oregon Finance Ne lasting horn H. A. ever Assistance K J WOODS LUMBER CO. Zut Jackion. Phone 108 J. W. C0PELAND YARDS Horth Riverside at Court. Phone 504 FACTORY BLOCKS. I cord load M 0. Plnr lb, rord load 13 76. Phon 333 Central Point Fuel. FOR SALE Full blood milking Shorthorn bull. 3 years old. gentle. Messenger Sawmill, Oold Hill. TRADE wood, dressed pork or milk cow for Hereford bull calf or year ling. H. E. Blrdsall. 3 ml lea east Cass Wrecking Yard. FOR 8AIJ5 S cu good condition. ft. air comprewor, 50. Phone 403-R-3. APARTMENTS Furnished and partly furnished. 343 Apple St. FOR SALE Two-cow cream separa tor. 15. Used liv months. W. I. Rowley, two miles aouth of Phoe nix, Anderson road. FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart ment, downstairs. Gas equipped, private bath, caratic. Gloria Pan Apartments. 376 So. Central. QUALITY Dry Pine Slabs. S3 00 per load. In two-load lota. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. W. E. ALEXANDER. Central Point. Oregon. International Harvester (Mi-Oormlrk Deerlnp) representa tive for Jackson county. - WHY? aaaaa SO acres on Rone river O 0 U U U on hlshway. 30 acre loam soil. Some timber. Bountiful plHce for country estate. $3R0 cash, balance terms. aiaa 6ft acre dairy ranch, 3)4 I UU now houso. lartte barn. W w w ,,,,. in heifers. 40 acres In clover. Irri gated, Immediate sale. 4700, 1200 cash, balance terms. 3. C. BARNES. 20 N. Peach. Phone 1137-Y. BUY" YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS De cember 1st and 2nd at the Ba7.aar In First Methodist church. 60c turkey dinner Friday evening, com mencing 6:30. WANTED Good used piano. 779-H. Phone WANTED Your watch and clock repairing. Work guaranteed. Rea sonable. O. E. Myers, 116 N. Central. FOR SALE Newtowns. Nice quality, good sizes. By the lug or truck load. Bring containers. Myron Root U Co., Inc. Warehouse 47 South Fir St. RAW FUKS WANTED I Eastern Cash Prices paid for your furs at home. Also hides, pelts and wool, MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N. Grape St. Medford, Ore. QUALITY Dry Body Fir Nov. special in load lots. Tel. 631. Med. Fuel Co. BLOX-FACT Planer-Rough, heaping load M-50. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631. WANTED Scrap iron, to supply In creasing demand. Spot cash paid at latest market price. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 North Grape St. Phona 1062 18 Years Experience In Power and Light Installations OLSON ELECTRIC S N. Itartlett Phone 115 When Your Employees Reed EXTRA MOREY Often deiervln? m ployoe of .your firm msy need monsy for lome un iDscted meraencv. Co. W. Yt, TittiMAn, manager Mt-ensR No. S-311- M-217 4ft Ho. Central Phone 139 .-.I. (7 ft 1 (7 J L A . A A A 100 acres. 30 ungated S 1 6 0 D nd ln cIover- house, fair barn, fenced and has year running stream. 320 down, balance easy. Also 123 acres. 90 cultivated. S J h I U Tln.Dr enough on place w to nav for it. Good modern home, bam. chicle house. Good tractor, plows, etc. Located four miles from Medford. Trad for Medford property. ELMER HERRIED 7 N. Bartlett St. Phone 1496, evenings 1S1S-J. FOR RENT fl-room house with bath. $16.50. water paid. 710 Palm. Also 3 -roc tin house near Berrydale Sec ondhand Store. 10, water paid. 909 Beatty. FOR 3AI.E- Fresh baby beef or veal. Also Black Swiss baby bull, 7 months old, 20. Phone 452-R-2. NO reasonabij: OFFER REFUSED. Left-overs from out-of-town move electric stove; baby pen, needs repairing: baby's bathtub; folding ironing board: dust mop; garden cultivator; bottle capper, caps: larse rug. worn; curtin rods; solid brass rods; incomplete set dishes; glass Jars; number miscellaneous small Items. 22 Keeneway. FOR SALE '34 Plymouth two-door sedan, bargain. 044 Palm. FOR SALE OR RENT 1 acre with newly constructed house on old Pacific hldhway north. O. V. Myers, phone 1959-R. 20 Ashland Ave. FOR RENT 4 -room furnished house. Electric range, refrigerator, oil heater. Newly decorated. Phone 281. LET A MONTAG SYSTEM PROVIDE BOTH PLENTY of HEAT AND AIR CONDITIONING In Your Home Installed under the exacting ipccKlcatlom o lonn-exncr-lenced Montac enslneers, these syHtemn aaMire lonR, thnrouchljr itlfurtnry and uniformly economical heat ing and air conditioning, your home cannot be mod ern without such a syntem ne Hare to have the BKRT that's MONTAGI LEONARD ELECTRIC COMPANY 309 E. Main. Phone 427 2 !ttti Vi Inreattirate the sttractlTe P. . A. loan let your lumber dealer ted yon about them. Practically no red tape and the lowest Intere rates In hIMoryl 99 V 1 1 li. 1 I