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Newspaper Page TextPACITC THIUTKF.N Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON'. THURSDAY. JULY 11. 1940. M a asst. Mm md svsry on we P lou wtU prubsoly find exactly the things you nsve been look ing lot Of a sale ot trade tot unused srticles you ? aeva gearcl) four etueoj store-room you tnir lua mens things othen are win end ee able to mlla immediate cull U whet ou went lent here, advertise lot it Tribune ClaS altisd. Ads are inespensl'e effective) RATES rtc urd ftrt liwertloDt (Minimum tv Eacb addXiunal Inaertloa, per word (Minimum toe) fer 11 n p month ttboat copy changt CASH or monty order mutt ae company all mail ordar classified adi. LOST AND FOUND LOST Black leather ripper over night bag on July 4th. Reward. Tribune office. LOST Billfold In front of Christian church. Reward. H. O. ChUdreth. Star Route Boa SI. Medford. BORROWERS, plesse return bridge tables Immediately to Frank Perl. Lost 1 female black and tan hound. 1 male black and tan hound end shepherd. Reward. Phone 38-F-31. Jacksonville. F. K. McKee. REPORT lost oogs euimal cruelty cases Humane Society Phone 1MB WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Middle-aged chore man. Must be milker. J. P. Sawyer. 3 miles up Wscner Creek from Tal ent. Phone 7493. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Experienced second maid. Phone 673-R-l. WANTED Experienced cook: moun tain "ifH Box 2008 Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS YOUNCl LADY desires stenographic or office work; reference. Phone B77. EXPERIENCED WAITER wants work. Call 292-R. muTiov WANTED Eoerlenced In clerking end fry cooking, drive truck or tractor. Roy Ackenunu, 308 W. Jackson. WANTED Position taking care chil dren. 317 w. jscsson. WANTED Lot with trees. 8r. High district; give location, best price for cash. Tribune Box 2025. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Best baby oed $5 will buy. Box 2563 Tribune. WANTED Milk cow. Must be tested. Phone 387-R evenings. WILL mske shskes to order; Inquire. H. H. McClung. Bogus nivcr, r. WANTED Lste model pickup. Will pay cash. Box 2017 Tribune. NOTICE Have a crew of 20 thin ners. Will contrsct or thin by day. Phone 151. Wltherow. WANTED Grain combining and hay grinding. Carl Bostwlck, Talent, ATTENTION DAIRYMEN X have speclsl equipment for white washing Do it for less. Phone 833. McOonagle. WANTED Peaches. Apricots. Cher ries. Plums, etc. Any amount Growers Msrket. Phoenix. WANTED A furnished cabin at Lake o' the wods during July. H. 8. Deuel, Valley Fuel Co. WANTED. All those who wsnt furniture get our prices: It will psy you. HOLBROOK FURNITURE. 18 North Front. Phone 1980 WANTED TO LEAoE or BUY Smsll plscer property Box 1751 Tribune WANTED Ford Model A car chsssls for rebuilding, any condition. Boa 806 Tribune WANTED Wool, mohair hides and pelta Medford Bargain House. 37 North Grspe St Phone 1062. HE P MOill CASH For Your Fun.iture HtHMHI HO AMIHKHS 6tb and Front Phone 647 WELL UR1LLI.NO $1 80 per ft first $0 ft etc J M Dodge 619 King WANTED - Dreosmsklnt alterations Ksthenne Setterl. 6lnger Shop 33 South Urspe B:T PRH t PAID in Vour ". rtmure CADS riHMIIKE Phone II91-J HIOHfl CH PRIIta PAID Pot Ynii r-uriilture MIIIVOKII HlKOAIN Hilt at J7 N O-a-je ptyne Q2 FOR hENT HOUSES WANTED Housekeeper: smsll home. 3 sdilts. References. Box 3003 Tribune. FOR PENT Fumlihed house. No. 1 Everette Court. Adults only. Phone 1946-J. PVRNISHED HOUSE. 3 bedrooms. Clone in. H L Cook. 10 Quince St FOR RENT- S-room house. 1', acres paature $12 50. ester paid. Inquire hou Wet ol Msc s Market, North Pacific Hlthway. FOR pNT Modern 6-room stucco house. Basement furnace. Clean. Adults. 623 P. pa. FOR RENT st.i'I psrtlr f,:rr.tshed house. Adi'.ts Neff Qaifiie store. IsqisL-e 4.7 J St. FOR RENT HOUSES rOR RENT Modern o-room ho.-se. Jacksonville hwbwsy. Inquire Roy I. Osntleld. first house north How ard school. SMALL PUrtNISHCO HOUSE. Inquire SOA 60 Oekdsls. FOR RENT Modern (room houee. cloee in. stove Included. Phone U27-J. FOR RENT 4-room pertly furnished houee. Thomee road acroea from Otrk'l Orooery. POR RENT 6-room modem bouse at 310 So Holly Phone IS SMALL FURNISHED DUPLEX, hot water and garbage service. H. L. Coo It. 10 Qnlnoe St. FOR REN1 APARTMENTS POR RENT Cabins, apartment and sleeping rooms 446 fio. Front. FOR RENT Modern furnished spart ment. Electric refrigerator. Durell Court, S39 N. Holly. Inquire Apt. 6. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 1 block from courthouse. 10 Mistle toe. Call 19S Central Point, collect. FOR RENT New attractive furnish ed apartment. 818 So. Oakdale. APT. end sleeping room. 1517 West Main St. FOR RENT 4-room partly furnished apartment with bath. 113 50 per month, water paid. Inquire 1028 Court. ATTRACTIVE furnished apartment lor two adults. "us west tutn. NEWLY renovate furnished apart ment In Man moune buiidirat Shower, water paid Very reason able rent. Apply at Tribune office FOR RENT Furnished apartment: hot wster. bath, lights, refrigerator Adults. R13 S. Oakdsle. NICELY furnished apartment Elec tric range and frlglJhlre. a large rooms, kitchen, bathroom, fire place. Newly renovsted. Hot and cold water furnished Mall Tribune Bldg. call at Tribune office. MODERN furnished apartment. Quince St 10 VAWTER APARTMENTS 6 rooms unfurnished Heat, hot wster complete electric kitchen $43.00. lease Phone 1108 FURNISHED, cool Insulated apt Adults only, no docs 503 8 Holly FOR RENT Furnished Rooma FOR RENT Front upststrs sleeping rooms, near bath, private entrance. Tel. 1335-J. FOR RENT Front bedroom, nicely furnished. 410 Beatty. Phone 1531-L. FOR RENT Pleasant front room. 803 East Jackson. FOR RENT Well rurmsned sleeping room: garage If desired. 325 South Riverside. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping rooms with bath. Clean, cool and redeco rated. 124 Tripp St. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 S Orape FOR RENT Room. $2 60 week rate entrance 408 Edwards Prt- FOR RENT bO ARD. ROOM ROOMS for clean-habited men, $3.00 per week. No drinkers need apply. 1009 W. Main. BOARD AND ROOM 828 N Riverside ROOM AND BOARD 718 t Mslo 81 per dsy FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Store ulldlng and two office roums see Al uttrcll or Rolsnd Huoberd FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR 8ALE Weaner pigs. Adjoining Macs Market, North pacific Hwy. FOR SALE preen cows, second Central calves. Joe N. Wright, Point. Phone 134. FOR SALE 10 sows to farrow In July and August: slso 40 feeders. Ms" Ranch. Central Point FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 800 W. Leg. pullets. montns old. i mile soutn Tsiem. Box 316, Rt. 3. Ashland. BABY CHICKS July, August and September, Barred Rocks only. Ready July 18 and 37; order In sdvsnce; also stsrted chicks and Frvers as available. CENTRAL POINT HATCHERY FOR SALE Dryden Barred Rock pul lets, ready to lay. Can supply un related cockerels. Mrs. R E. Carley. r-r door north S'ipr-Y Market. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Equity in 6-room furn- lshed house, cheap. Box 3568. Mall Tribune. FOR SALE IB acres. Irrigated. ood aou. good buiidicgt. electricity, pressure syttem. 6 con, calves. ertam tnrstor all lermt 14 i-inei rrom ftieorora on vriw Let highway, near "Bob and Vic'-" tat ion. FOR SALE Home, furnished or un furnlBhed. Bargain. 413 Laurel. SACRIFICE Modern 4-room houaa well built arid attractive. Key at 413 Western. FOR SALE COTTAGE. Lake o' Woods. 3 rooms and porch, fur nlaheJ. 11000 ea&h. Write 1345 Worden Avenue, Klamath Fails. Oregon. ... r s ...w' screened-in eenrlee porch, shade .xW V.a.ri.t and fruit, on pavea street, wen located. 11500. eav terms. ALSO 19 Acrea. all irrigate end In Ladino clover, fair house and barn, electric water pressure avstem. ce ment block celltr, nice shade, nfar Stat Hwy. Price 12800 including ft milk oowt and 3 calves. ALSO 10 or 30 Acres, irrigated, good toll, level land, near Medford, 4100 per acre. F O PICKELL 16 So. Bartiett IF TOO are wanting to buy or e-II real etate. see l. O p.ckell, 16 So Bsrtlett Phcne 3CS. WHEN you think at real aauie) uu&x aVowa WW. CLOSING TIME For SUNDAY Too Lai to Classify WANT ADS is 6:00 P. M. SATURDAY PLEASE REMEMBER FOR SALE REAL ESTATE CITY and country properties. RENT ALS LOANS INSURANCE C 8 Butterfleld 409 Medord Building FOR SALE CHEAP 7 lots In Rose Park addition. Write P O. Boa 128. East Ely, Nevsda. IN CORVALLIS. a nine-room house. partly furnished, with two bed rooms, two blocks from campus. Price $3000 cash Address P. E Ssndoe, 613 s. 13th St, Corvallls. Oregon. HOUSES POR JAI.B in Medford ar.d surrounding towns Easy teru.s Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan Association FEDERAL LAND BAKU FARMS Convenient terms Lists available at Nstlonal Farm Loan Office Hollv rneatre Building Medford FOR EXCHANGE Real Estate WANTED Ranch in So. Oregon In exchange for beautiful 7-room home In Los Angles, Calif. Price $10, 000. Box 2385, Tribune. 30-ACRE choice orchsrd. Riverside modem home, also 3 modern homes In Los Angeles, total value of equi ty, $13,800, trade for flrst-clsss Im proved rsnch here. . Add cash and assume. Box 3013. Tribune. 3-STORY modem home, choice sec tion Los Angeles. $8,600, mortgsge $3,500. Trade equity for Improved ranch here. Add cs&h and assume. Box 3011, Tribune. SALE OR ' TRADE Modem 6-room home, corner lot. desirable. 30414 W. Jackson. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE The very best of baled alfalfa, for 810. come and get it. Jim Gregg, Central Point. WOOD All ktnds, $1.25 tier, up. Phone 453-R-3. FOR SALE Second cut alfalfa, $7 a ton in the shock. R. V. Besll, Beall Lane. USED HOME RADIOS as low aa $3. Lewis Super Service Station. TWO USED 7.60x20 truck tires. Per fect condition. Lewis super Service Station. FOR BALE Washing machines. One Thor. $35: one Westlnghouse, $26. Cell at 718 S. Oakdale. FOR SALE Lumber rolls and bunka. 368 B St., Ashland. FOR SALE Enclosed 3-wheel trailer. 721 Beekman, near Wsshlngton school. FOR SALE OR TRADE Factory made, modern trailer house, like new. will trade for small home or what. See It at McDonough ranch. Sams Vslley, BOAT. $16: e-ft. electric refrigerator; electric Monarch combination range. 703 West 4th. FOR SALE Glsdlola blooms. Drees ler's, 1107 E Main. FOR TRADE 1940 Sparton 6-tube Radio for good trailer. Matt Neathaner. corner 3rd and Cherry, Central Point. BOYSENBERRIES 76c. your eon. talner. B. V. Good road, West Stew art Ave. FOR SALE or TRADE Set of Black smith and Csrpenter tools. Inquire Scott Davis summer home on Rogue River. FOR 8 ALE Used bedsteads snd rock ing chslrs: slso window ahsdes. csll Hotel Medford. DOORS. WINDOWS. Flpe fittinea. pipe, fruit Jars, jeds, floor cover ing, everything for the home Jsck's Secondhand Store. 108 So Grape. Late rebbage kale, broccllt 30 Laurel USED ssoltn en n tne waaher only 4 months old. bargain Lea's Radio and Electric SO NO BIRDS 11 rr West Main St ' rvn b-il-c w-mipon sua raio. - 33 So Orange. OLD growth body fir. any length very reaonabt Tel 3071. Pipe and Flttlris New and Uad La rye stock All alaea Oat on pn ca MED-ORD BAROAir HOUSE 37 N Orape St Phon 1063 Custom gram binding Phona S97-J-6 REAL BUYS In used Clothing 1405 No Riverside, acroaa from Back's Bakery iNU-aVAV Uartreea and Ooholstennt Co PTn: 71 3 Wft tl'ft X BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES MUST SELL icm eraam and eonfec tionsrv h'isines 11000 nand.ea S Hansen. 124 N Riverside Also nn-r -hoi-e lutines MISCELLANEOUS REVIVAL MEETINGS. Foursquare church, Central and Jackson, Frl day evening Divine Healing Servloa. Bring the sick. Everybody welcome. COMMERCIAL 6PRAYINO of all kind, slso C'j.d ster painting a-d -K:f a-.hinf. Phone Wtthrow i Lacuua aaoai Barrioa. fa. ,064 PERSONAL PSYCHIC Csrd Readlmra. SOe dally except g'.mrtav. 533 So. Fir BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loan ADVANTAGES Or OUR CAR LOAN PLAN L No Interest charged la sd ranee 8. Tour own Insurance accepted I- Car does not bar to be paid for. i You get the money In ten min ute. e S. Special low summer paymanta $ You deal direct and save money W S. THOMAS, Manager OREGON FINANCE CO. ' At Our Main Offloa 46 South Central. Phone 139. License No. M-317. $20 TO $1,000 On Your Car 1933 to 1940 Model car and light trucka 1 to 18 Months to Kepsy CONSUMERS CREDIT CO. HAROLD H BROWN AGENCY Aisent 133 East Main M 336 Phone 807 AUTO LOANS You get chck at once CARS BObOHl snd SOLD. P T "Jerry" YOUNO Motor Investment Co. License M-274. Tel. 159. 334 East tin. CAR LOANS solve your financial proolums by retina nxi iia jt onrrowtng LOANS ON CARS ' 1932-1939 Trt-Stete Acceptance Corp. License M-253 MARK A. GOLDY 109 E Main Phone 728 Dressmaking THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking Fur Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered Room 803 0 0 Nat Bank Bldg rel 1181 Expert Window Cleaner LET JOE DO IT Expert Window Cleaners. Oeneral nouse clesoers Floor waxing Jos Spence Phone 1172 PERSONAL LOANS VACATION KONEY fflAA Loan easily repaid CC 79 J1UU In mo. payments of aJO. I L Oene Thomas ssys: "Qet enough to psy up present bills and have a swell vacation. We'll cooperate with a low pay ment schedule.' From $5 to $300 See Gene Thomas, mgr. of OREGON FINANCE CO. Lie. No. S-311 45 So. Central. Phon 13 Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any type ot roof Pabco itouflnKS. Shingles. 'Coatings snd Pslnts. Wsll Paper Ekerson Paint nd Roof Co. a8 So Bsrtlett Tel 24S Transfer CITY TRANSFER STORAGE CO Household moving end genersl hauling at a Grspe. Phone 30S0 dsy or ntgbt. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 S rir Street Insured Csrrters Local and Long Dlstsnce Hauling Phone 644 EADS TRANSFER ej STORAGE CO Offices Id South Fir Phone "16 Prices rlgnt Service guaranteed FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR AGE We have Van moving equip ment tor local and long distance hauling. Dry and clean storsge (concrete building) with special locker rooms at low rates SAMSON cTORAOE WAREHOUSE Phone 133. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Formerly I. Summer recreational center I. Coctclng v easel 11 Ballot IS. Acve 14. Copy Is. Ardor 14. Particle 17. Former President's nickname 11. Lowered 10 Wig on shaft .Flower Kind of meat 24 Faithful 24, Cautlor or admonition t. Poor actor; slang to. Pro-.f rf being elsewhere 32- Deprtin teiwteen mounta.a peaks tt. P'onoua It Military tudert 1. Stfn of the infinitive 14 fnrt e'.eep . White poplar . Thst whicb la woven JO Cheer 4 Demollfh 4:. Lively danea Solution of 44 Sharpen Yesterday'i Puula H , sliasass is asj 1 Vl u lvas wl W M 'g'Ai U elf ' .g'.i.'J -CI 4-p IS Osnusefth -.'.Si V.rsmla 4.S ' -W'.-.l.'W wilfow 44 Oo before , Si OoO'leaa of BUSINESS DIRECTORY Piano and Organ Instruction APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Plsno. Or gan and Accordion, classic and modem. Best In So. Oregon. 131 So Orene e)t Phone 1199 Stock and Bonda ONLY STOCK TICKER service) In Oregon outside of Portlend con tinuous quotations during market hours si N Hogan e Co.. tie E Main St Medford THE GRANGE Lake Creek Grangers sre asked to come dressed In work ing clothes Friday evening, July 21, prepared for a clean-up of the Grange hall grounds. Last meeting was enjoyable. with special program cleverly arranged to honor Tom Stan ley's return after a long ab sence due to serious illness. Lit tle Charmalne Lee Charley sang a song of welcome for him and presented him with a bill-fold. All members are very happy to know that Mr. Stanley Is stead ily improving. Patriotic songs were sung by the Grange in honor of Inde pendence day. Other patriotic music was rendered by Leland Charley, trombone, and George Brown, piano. Mabel Brown sang accompan ied by George Brown and Le land Charley. 'The Flag on the Farm" was read by Janet Charley, "The First Fourth of July," by Ellyn Charley and "The Spell of the Yukon," was recited by Claus Charley. Dances at Lake Creek Grange hall have been discontinued for a time. Nichols Branch Nichols Branch July 11. (Spl) Mrs. Marvin Gossitt shopped Monday In Eagle Point. Mr. snd Mrs. S. H. Tlbbltts ana family motored to Dead Indian soda . tlori. Many will remember Mr. Mc sprlng the Fourth. , Clellsnd aa he wss fireman on the Vern Matthews helped John Noble and Vern Harper of Antelope bay last week. The Oettogether club will meet July 19 at Mrs. O. R. Peraul's. All members should be present. New of ficers will be elected. BUI Shoop snd Mr. and Mrs. TJ. R, Mstthews were among those from the community spending the Fourth In Ashlsnd. . 1 Alfred Robinson Is spending this week at Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stsnley's. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Culbertson were Medford shoppers last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Msyhsm. daughter Thelma and Ray, spent Ssturdsy evening In Medford, Mrs. Persul, Sr., of Medford, Is spending a few weeks with her son, O. H. Persul and family here. Big Applegate Big Applegate, July 11. (Spl.) Miss Nancy Blair has returned to her home in As toria, having been a guest of Miss Pollyanne Winter at Ruch for an extended period. Miss Winter and Miss Blair gradu ated from Sacramento Junior college last month. Mrs. Ben H. Schmidt and daugh tera Barbara and Jacqueline, arrived Wednesday to spend the vacation period st their summer home on Big Applegste. Mr. Schmidt and son Rodney and dsughter Joyce will ar rive in August to Join the fsmlly here. Guests from Klamatn Falls at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Thomas of Ruch were C. O. Koble and Mrs. Phoebe Cessment snd .-hlldren. Mrs. Cessment la. a daughter or Mrs. Thomas. Cross -Word Puzzle ' I I3 Y 'w5 I I7 la N V I" a ? ZTE!T-Z I? 5TS "Tin . T"3j ri? "7" s "T 3" 3? -j w -U-j- a. leclnsurs for t7. Memeraeda athistle t gpnars fsmas d L'nlveralrf a, A'-t of stu'ltf'ts holding IL Idenllfylug I Arrives msrla 4 urseor 17 Tsikine air T. Encuunterse 1 Irr.gate I paat tenss 4t Scotcb river I pcscelijl 41 Movs bscs 10 Gam 4f Ants 11 Have effect ! Pronoun II 101 4 In this piste II Dcmeatle 47 Tnns f .wl 41. Animsl ' Tl B'h'l'-sl towsr Inrlortiree 24 Artlrls 49. Sound of a 11 Aa..menl h)l i. fr' "y tl. Mh niors Iral'ae eomprsAea famtir - a..e U. L4&t fsovst Ouests early this week at the home of Mrs J. W. Strsube Included her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mr. Bruce Henaelmsn of Med ford, and Mr. and Mrs. Hans Strahl of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ltttreli of Medford spent Sundsy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rett near Ruch. Mrs. F. I. Blgalow of Medford spent several days lsst week aa a guest of her sister. Mrs, Anna Ruch. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Beaman of Hybers, Cel., spent the recent holi day period with relatives here. In cluding Mrs. Beaman's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. West. Among others coming from a dlstsnce to spend the Fourth with relstlvea were Mr. and Mrs. Vern Austin of Florence, Ore., who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lew Kuael on Little Applegate. A son, Russel Eugene, was bora late last month to Mr. and Mrs. Eu gene McDonsld of lower Applegate at a Orsnta Pass hospital. The home of Mr. and Mr. E. H Taylor was the scene of an enjoy able lawn picnic the Fourth, when a group of 19 local friends gathered to spend the day. Eagle Point Eagle Point, July 11. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and daughter, Barbara, returned last Sunday from a weck'a vacation at Crescent City. They were ac companied on their vacation by Mrs. Smith's brother, Amos Ayers and family of Medford. Lincoln Pence Is recovering nicely from a bad cut on his left foot, sustslned while cutting branches from a tree week brfore last. Bill Wsttenberg. county construc tion foremsn. and crew, finished putting In new culverts and other wise Improving the road between tne railroad track and the highway last week after grading and also putting In new eulverta on the Reese creek road north of Eagle Point. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powell and son of Washington are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Brlttssn. Mr. and Mrs. Tony McClelland of 1 Long Beach, Cel.. visited Mr. and Mrs. Orvlllo Henderson Tuesday aft ernoon. They had been visiting rela tives In Roseburg Medford and Sams valley while on a two weeks' vaca- ; 01a r. ana a. train wots ia stsrted operations between Medford snd Butte Falls. They left for home Wednesday morning. Miss Christina Putman of San Francisco ts here visiting her father, Oeorge Putman, and brother Ed. also other relstlvea here and In Medford, while on a two weeks' vacation. Mrs. Nettle Qrover and Mrs. Nellie Bowles of Medford spent a dsy here lsst week with their brother, Wllllsm Perry and wife. Mrs. Donsld Ashpole of Medford called at the Roy Stanley borne last Tuesday. Miss Yetta Olson snd Janet Hurd spent Tuesday In Medford with friends, Mrs. Percy Hsley msde a buslnees trip to Medford Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Morris, Mrs. John Norrls, and Mrs. Mills, of Jack sonville, also Mr. and Mr. Jos Smith and Rudy Slngler, ot Medford, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gordon attended the Townsend meeting here lsst Mon dsy evening. The club voted to dis continue the second meeting of each month for the next three months, due to hot weather and busy season. Next meeting will be August 13. Mr. and Mrs. Hsrold Emlaon and fsmlly returned to their home In Sen Frsnclsco lsst Sundsy after spending 4th of July vacation here with Harold's parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Emlaon. Bonnie Bea Oalbreeth returned with them for a few weeks stsy. Hermen Buiyoyne and Mlsa Ruth Nelson of Medford called at the Roy Stanley and Henderson homes Tues dsy etenlng. Friends of Frank Pettegrew will be sorry to learn of hie serious Ill ness and removal to a Portland hos pital. All hope for an early recovery. Trail Trail, July 11 Spl. George Howe, who passed away at Cen tralis,. Wash., was buried Tues day. He was quite well known here. Mr. and Mrs. Irwen Howe, Mrs. Francis Ash arid Mrs. Irma Cushman from Trail drove to Centralis to attend the funeral. They returned Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wllllsm Wilson and son Merlin, or Olsdstone, Ors., and Miss Bettle Bolton of Csnenlmsh were overnight guests at the Scott home here. They were neighbors of ears, ocou as veere ago. Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Mrdroth re cently from San Diego, have moved Into the Memman house for the summer. Mrs. Marvin Loper and daughter Joe Ann, of Orsnta Pass, were week end guests of Mr. and Mra. Rosa. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Graham and little eon of Klamath rails spent the week-end at the home of Mrs Orshsm's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs . W. Hutchinson. Mr. and Mrs. Coon snd little son of snsdy Core, visited the Ralph Watson fsmlly Sunday. Dr. Msllory hss gone to Sen Frsn clsco and Sen Jose on a few days business trip. During his absence Mre. Msllery's sister, Mrs. FTsns Hammond, from Willow Springs, Is staying with hsr. Albert Hughes has returned to Salem where he will undergo an operation when In condition. Mr. end Mrs. Bdwln Btouder visited Mi. and Mrs. Burt Clsrk Wednesdsy. Mr. and Mrs. Welter w. Smith of California are here for a few dsys on business. Mr. and Mrs. Lewey Peebody and daughter Leah. Mrs. McElrath, Mrs. Roueeer, Mr. and Mrs. Burl Clsrk and Martin Burt are a few whose names we received thst attended the celebration In Ashland. During Mr. and Mrs. Howe's ab sence Mesdsmes Marie Lsrson snd Laura bell Ash are helping In the tor. t Tr.il .nd Mr. Alma Mallery t belpt with tha mall. Clark Joy of Cam by. Ore., 1 apnd ln( tha uramar vacation with hit grindmothfr, Mr. Scott, hre. Mr. and Mr. Klta Kllmpri. who '-ought th Walls pikoe aoma ka I ago, ire here for two weeki. Mr. and Mra. Boy Green of Medford and Mr. and Mra. C. B. Blaeae and eon Bob of 8hady Cove vleltad at tha 8. W. Hutchinson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Weomen and son Billy of San rrancUco were week-end guests st the Burt Clark home. They are old neighbors of the Clarke. Fern Valley Fern V.lley, July 11. Spl.) The Misses Beth and Verna Cingcade of Phoenix sr hold ing Blbla school for children this week and next at the Fern Valley school. All children of the community and any from other districts are Invited to attend. It is free. Mrs. Penlsnd's dsughter has been visiting her the past couple of weeks from San Francisco. Mrs. Herb Puhl and children, Roger aud Phyllis, and Mra. Msrgaret Beer and Ernest Lee are spending this week at Lets of the Woods.. Mr. Puhl and Mrs. Hughes took them up Sundsy and spent the dsy at the Iska. Wm. Ferns has been lit the past week but Is better now. . Employees from the telephone com pany were Installing new phones Tuesday preparatory to changing to the dial system August (. Miss Ruth Williams, who Is em ployed and now resides In Medford, spent Sunday afternoon with her parents. A msjorlty of the Fern ealley res idents spent July 4 In Ashland. Mr. and Mr. Black and daughter Anna Mane, of Washington, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kantor Sr. Mr. Black la a brother of Mr. Kantor. The threshing machine spent the past few days threshing for Fern vslley farmers. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ferns and family have returned from a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ferns of silver Lake. Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Flowers of Med ford were transacting business In Fern valley Monday. Thompson Creek Thompson Creek. July 11. (Spl.) Leonard Turnbaugh of Klamath Falls, Vernon Turn baugh and daughters and Lee Strong of Medford were recent visitors at the Bud Turnbaugh home. On their return home Jim Turnbaugh accompanied them as far as Phoenix, where he spent the 4th with his aunt, Mrs. Clint Vroman, John Smith and family spent the Fourth at Crescent City and also vlsued Fort Dick territory on busi ness. Mrs. Bva Hurd returned from Keno July S where she hsd been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ada Teske. Riley Thompson and Dee Needum of Cugene, who have been staying at the William Jordan home while doing assessment work on their mine, left July a for Csjlfornla to do necesssry work on anothsr mine before returning to Thompson Creek. Little Clara Lee Teske spent the Fourth at the home of her grand psren(s. Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sullivan of Medford spent July 4 on Thorn peon creek. Mr. Welters of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Wllllsm Jordsn wars calling on their neighbors July . Frank Decker left Tuesday for Corvallls, called by the death of his father. Friends of Herman Oeadkea were grieved to hear of his death last week In a logging accident. After leaving Thompson Creek he resided near Myrtle Creek until hie accident. He died In the O rents Fsss bospttaL WASHINGTON GOVERNOR WILL SEEK REELECTION Olympia, Wash., July 11. P) Governor Clarence D. Martin clarified the Democratic polit ical situation In Washington state with a surprise announce ment that he will seek re-elec tion for a third term. His decision to seek re-election threw the race for United States senator wide open. Ra mors have been current for some time that the executive might become a candidate for the post now held by Senator Schwellenbach, who Is to be come a federal Judge. Closing t ma for Too Lata to Ceaa. ttfy Ada is i SO p m. F.H.A.Home Loans 41-25 years to pay SOUTHERN OREGON TITLE CO. Affiliated with COMMONWEALTH, Inc. of Portland, Ore. 227 W. Main St. Meteorological Report I FnrecasU Medford and vicinity: Piir tcnlfht J. ! chang. la Umpar- ature. Oregon: Generally fair tonight atvd Frldsy but overcast with occasional fog or drlxu on the coast, little chsiwe In temperature, sentie south- erly wind off the coasu Loral Data Temperature a year ago todayi highest tl. lowest 68. Total monthly precipitation, trace; deficiency for the month, M Inches. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 138. area Inches; ezcesa fat the season 4.73 Inches, Relative humidity at I p. ra. yes terday 34 percent; ( a. m. today U percent. Tomorrow: sunrise 4:4a a. sun set 1:47 p. m. Observations TaV-n at 4:30 a. as. Its Meridian Tim. i! Boise Boston -Chicago Denver . Eureka . Havre , 4 S8 . 84 . S3 , 88 . 88 el 00 as M Clear .00 Cloudy M - Cloudy .00 P Cloudy .00 Foggy .00 Clear .00 Clear joo P Cloudy T Cloudy so 65 tl sa 7S 7S 76 83 4 a? as 65 as as ts 7a 54 Los Angeles....l03 Medford . New York Omaha Phoenix Portland - Reno - Roseburg . Salt Lake 80 . 80 . 87 .113 88 . 83 - 88 -100 M .00 .00 .00 Clear Clear Clear Clear .00 P Cloudy JOO Cloudy .00 Clear .00 Clear .00 Clear M P Cloudy M Clear San Francisco 60 Seattl 78 Spoksne 78 Spokane 81 Wash, D. C . 84 Wens tehee 88 ARMY OSS.HeasI f the army's new mechanised fore sa be based at Fort alnox. saa tacky, will be Brig, Gen. Ada ft. Chaffee, aeea at tha war sVe- easrtmeut in Washington. SHOPPING tIST-j.. ef supervising all defense pr chasing has fallen le Donald K. Nelson (above). His appoint menl was a move toward speeela aa of armament arograaa, pii leaned &i Cart-' WMiovt woiNng...Poy bock lei aaiy payments fined to your In come. Your cor need not be rufy poid for. Reduce yoer preienl payments, why not ask uit Ccmxncrclal flnmnf Carywtlon Itttij R. Mela Street. Meditate Ptinne II. I.lrena M-IS4 (, sff -. . tA ft &4?