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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON'. SUNDAY. JULY 14. 1940. PAGE FIVE Church Interests and Notices Hon CnftHh Lothma Churrh WNt Fourth and Otkdtl Wernr Jeawn. pftstor Sunday school. 10 a. m. Dirtn unW. U i. m. W lnrtt you to warthlp with us. Cutty 119 Modford Centvr Bldff. Tuetday, 00 p. m., lMton tub)et, Th Why of Prayer." Roam open dally from 10 ft- m. to 4:00 p. m. The public Is cordially Invited to ftttno our meetinet. and to use our reading room whera current Unity literature is on sale and a rental library la maintained. Private consultations may be bad from 10 to 1.-00. Marlon Clifton, leader. taint Mara Church Episcopal) Corner Oekdale and Fifth. Rev. Herald O. Oardner, B. O. a. m. Holy communion. A quiet devotional service without music or sermon 10 a. m. Morning prayer and ser moo. Lay readers assisting In the ssrvios. T. Williams snd Fred Strang. Senior choir under direction of Mra. Roberta Ward Bebb, Mrs. Eva K seei ng? Marah, organist. Strangers snd newcomers sre al ways assured a cordial welcome at Saint Mark's. Pilgrim Holiness Church Comer East Jackson snd Bessie St. Rev. C. Edwin Cox. pastor. Sunday school. 9:4ft a. m. S. O. Tlghe. superintendent Worship 11 a. m. Pastor's message. "Imperative Needs of the Hour." Children's meeting 6:00 p. m. Mrs. J. Pleyer. P.Y.P.S. 6:45. Pre-prsyer service 1:00. Regular meeting. Evangelistic service. 7:45. Mid-week prayer and prslss serv ice Wednesday, 1:45 p. m. Friday, 8:00 p. ra.. cottage meeting. Come and worship with us. First Presbyterian Church Dr. Sherman V. Divine, pastor; Mrs. Veil O. Falling, organist; Edna Elfert, choir director. Worship, 11 a. ra., with sermon by Ree. H. M. Roberts. Topic, 'God's Flan.- Solo, "The Holy City" (Steph n Adams t. Owen White. Church school assembly 10 a. m. with clssses for sll ages. Union City park service :30 p. m. A cordial welcome to all. Tuesday. 1:80 p. m.-Women's Mis sionary society meets at the home of Mrs. Carl Brommer, 631 Minnesota. Program In charge of the young peo ple. The- men sre honored guests at this meeting. All Interested are In vited to attend. Phoenix Christian Church Bible school 10 a. m., followed by communion at regular hour. Preaching service, 11 to 12. Sub ject, "Can the Leopard Change His Spots, or the Ethiopian His Skin?1 We" will probably not have evening services during the hot weather and busy summer time. Then we hope to get a worthwhile prescher and go ahead with the Lord's work. We have a more friendly and Christ-like spirit lately: though not so large attendance, as we hsd In cooler weather. We hope these faithful ones will renew their seal and former activ ity. Our success depends upon It. The Lord bss given us a new start, so let us not fall Htm. M. Brownrlgg (preaching). First Chorrh of Christ. ffrltntlft Authorised brsnch of The Mother church. The First Church of Christ Scientist, In Boston, Mass. Services sre held every Sunday at 11 o'clock, church edifice. 313 North Oakdale. Subject for Sunday, July 14, "Sacrament. Wednesday evening meetings which Include testimonies of Christ lsn Selene healing, are held at 8 :00 o'clock. Sunday school at 9:30 o'clock. The reading room, which Is lo cated at 414 and 41ft Medford Cen ter building, la open dally from 1 a. tn- to 6 p. m. The librarian Is In attendance from 10 to 4. at which time the Bible and all authorised Christian Science literature may be read, borrowed or purchased. The public Is cordially invited to attend the services snd visit the reading room. ' The First Methodist Chnrch West Main and Laurel Sta. Joseph Knotte. minister; E. J. Neumann. Sunday school superinten dent; Mrs. Elsie Carlton Strang, mu sic director; Mrs. Doris Condjt Lante, organist. 9:4ft a. m. Sunday school. 11 s. m. Worship. Sermon theme, Tiie Man of Sorrows. Solo by Mrs. Mary Webster. 6 30 p. m. Union servlosa In the city park. 6:46 p. m. Wesley PeUorshtp Bible group. 1 p. m. Epworth leagues will meet In their respective pieces. All young people Invited. 8 p. m. Worship In Wesley chs pel. Sermon theme, "Man." Mondsy the Sundsy school bosrd will meet In the church parlors st 7.80 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 1:80 p. m. POISON OAK? Tew - k.lls a 7FM1COL Try bOtl IS Of ZEMACOU too most be satisfied or your money cheerfully refunded. Get a buttle today st WETLK.N THRIfTT. TRY OUR HERBS WHEN OTHERS FAIL jmnieDcled for Congha. Rheumatism. Inflnenra. Ray met. Run ton Condition. Blood Pressure. Kidney, stomach. Cheat, Nerroutness, titer and Female Troubles. THE CHINA HERB CO. Office Hours Dally 10 a.m. S p.m., except bundey. 235 E. Main St.. Medford Medfore) Company of Jthorab Wltneetee The Medford Company of Jeho vah's Witnesses meets every Wednes day at 1:4s p. m. snd every tun day at 1:45 p. m. at 923 North Cen tral. All interested tn Watch Tower Bibla study are welcome. Charrh of Christ Court St. Sunday a. m4 10:1a. Communion at 11 AS. The svenlng service 1a tK snrloe for the young men. miking them sbie to carry on the work of the Lord. Starts at 1:45. Free Methodist Church Comer Tenth and Ivy C. B. Starkey. pastor Sunday school, 9:4ft a. m. Henry Paulson, superintendent. Worship. 11 a. m. Message by Henry Paulson. County farm service. S p. m. In chsrge of the young people. Junior bsnd meets it 7 p. m. The 8:00 p. ro. service will be con ducted by the YJVM 9. Mid-week prayer service) Wednes day. 1:30 p. m. We welcome you to these services. Full Gospel Church Newtown St. near W. Main Leonard Weston, pastor ' Sundsy school, 9:4ft a. m. Morning worship, n a. m. Young people. 6:4ft p. m. Evangelistic service, 1:4ft p. m. Ferris A. Dodd. singing evangelist, win be hesrd morning and evening. Friends sre urged to come and near Mr. Dodd. whose unusual manner of presenting gospel truths is most re freshing snd instructive. These spe cial services have been extended one more week with services every night except Saturday, at 1:45. first Christian Church Ninth and Oakdale Streets R. W. Coleman, minister 9:4ft Sunday school. All Men's Bible class in the courthouse. 10:55 Morning worship. Prelude, Lento,' Hayes; offertory, "A Song. Rubinstein; solo, Ross Strouds; ser mon. "No Longer Free." 6:30 Union vesper service In the park. 1:00 Young people s meetings. All services will be held In the church snd the pastor will speak today. Class adjustment In the church school due to the remodeling of the church building will be made. Week-day services: 8:00 Mondsy Workers conference. 13:80 Thursday Alpha Delta class will hsve covered dish luncheon and business meeting at home of Mrs. Msud Dsugherty. Church of the Nararene Holly at First St. Fred M. Westherford, pastor evangelist, speaks morning snd eve ning today; 10:45 a. m. topic, "Bear ing the Marks of Christ;" 1:4ft p. m.. "A Mans Filth Column." special singing morning and evening. Mrs. Ethel Kornstad, organist. Sunday school 9:46 a. m.. under general direction Mr. Holly Michael, Other supervisors include Mrs. Ethel Kornstad. Junior department; Mrs. Mary Foster, primary department. We solicit attendance of children and others, regardless of clrcum stances. Children come bare-footed Three groups of young people meet separately at 6:45 p. m.. including NYPS. Mrs. Verl Michael, president; HI-NY. presided over by Miss Gert rude Nelson; Mrs. Fred M. Westher ford In charge of Juniors. Church of God Haven and Holly Streets T. O. Satterfleld, pastor Church school, 9:45 s. m. Asa Boyd superintendent, with a fine staff of teachers and workers. A class and a friendly welcome await you. Worship. 11 a. m. Message by the pastor, "Whst We See In the Life of Jacob. Christian Crusaders meet 6:4ft p. m. Mrs. Harry Pyle. director. All young people art urged to enjoy these servlcea. Evangelistic service 1:48 p. Good congregational and speelal sing in?. The pastor will again be heard Young people of the church will give an lea cream soclsl July 16 at 7:90 p. m. at the home of J. Oust arson on Jsckeonvtlla highway, The public is Invited. . Prayer and praise servtca st ehurch each Wedneedsy. 7:4ft p. m. Special prayer at church Friday 8:00 p. m. Bring your request, or phone the pastor, 1268 -J. The public Is Invited to all services. The ftalatlon Army 336 Bartlett St. Capt. and Mrs. Chss. K. Cox, of ficers In charge. Sundsy: Sundsy school. 9 -30 a. m. Holiness meeting 1! a. m. Young People's Legion 6:15 p. m. Salvation meeting, 1:30 p. m. We have as our guest speakers Sundsy morning and evening Ueut. Oerald Cass of Richmond, Csl.. snd Ueut. Dorothy Hammond, of Peta luma. Cai who are spending a few days' vacat.on In Medford. Ueut Case assisted Cspt. Cox while sta tioned In Sen Francisco. AU are In vited to hesr them. Cspt. Cox snd comrades of Med ford corps will be In chsrfe of the united servtca In ths city psrk Sun dsy afternoon. SDonsored by ths Medford Ministerial associstlon. We heartily invite all to attend snd take part In this service. There will P P1""! nmg sna cspt. -ker. This will h the thlrl the ,0 scheduled meetings i to be held this summer, Service begins at 5 30 p. tn. The First Be pi let Charrh th and N. Central Bis. Woltord A. Dswes. minister; Mr. Fted Lsnders. Sunday srhoal super Intendent: Mrs. Clem Finley. choir director; Mr. Kenneth Raymond, or ganist. Bible school 9:4s. Clssses for all ages. Preaching at trices at 11 a. m. and p. m. The pastor will preach at both services. There will be epecul music by the choir. Prayer meeting and Bible study Wednesday at 7:80. AU are Invited to these services. Advent Christian Church Corner Jackson and Welch Sta. James Kaaa. pastor 9:45 a. m. Bible school. Mr. J. . Dickinson, superintendent. Par ents, If you have no church affilia tion, come and bring your children. We have a plaos for you. II a. m. Worship. Miss Veils Oos- sett will be the morning speaker. We Invite you to. attend. "So Christ wsa ones offered to bear the sins of many; and unto them thst look for Him shall Ha appear the sec ond time without sin unto sslvs- tlon. Federated Church (Central Point Rv. C. R. Luther, pastor Bible school, 9:4ft a. m. Classes for all ages. W. M. Ksmberg, superinten dent. Worship, 11 a. m. Message by the pastor. "Affliction, From Whenos It Comes." 1:00 p. nv Christian Endeavor. Both Junior and Senior groups, 6 :00 p. m. -Special services con ducted by Rev. Mtcael BUUster of the Russian Evangelistic associstlon. Mondsy, 1:30 p. m. Men's prayer meeting. Monday through Wednesday eve ning. Rev. BUUster will show pic tures of the war torn countries of Europe snd present conditions from the prophetic viewpoint. Thursdsy, p. m. Choir practice. Coma and worship with us. Medford Foursqasre Charrh Central snd Jackson Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Schneldsu. pastors. Sunday school 9:45. Clssses for sll sges. Sundsy morning worship 11. Rev. Schneldsu will commence a aeries of sermons from the Book of Revela tion. Sundsy evening young people (Cru saders), 6:30. Mrs. W. J. Brown, evan gelist, win spesk at this service es peclslly to the young people. How ever sll ages sre invited. Sundsy evening evangelistic, 1:46. Week nights, except Monday and Saturday, 8:00. Rev. W. J. Brown, evangelist, will continue another week In an old fashioned revival campaign conducted In the old fash ioned way. Do not miss hearing him and Mrs. Brown. A hearty welcome awaits sll st "The Friendly Church" of Medford. St. Peter's Luthersn Church (By nod leal Conference) E. Main and Portland Ave. Harry H. Young, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock. Divine worship at 9:45 o'clock. Regular service st 11. Both serv ices are dedicated to the men and all men In the congregation and also all non members who are In terested are Invited to attend one of these two services. The sermon will lsy special emphasis on the Chrlstten responsibility of men. Theme: Husbands and Fathers. Prayt Confirmation Instruction Monday at 3:30 Instead of 4:30. Monday evening st 1:00 o'clock Mr. Or ben Stme. nationally known art ist, will give a concert in the tin coin school gymnasium on North Bartlett snd Maple streets. Mr. Stme comes well recommended and Is truly sn artist In rendering church hymns snd folk songs on ths Theremin, fork-cello and four other instru ments. Ho admission will be charged but a free will offering will be taken to defray the expenses of bringing the artist here. The general public is cordially Invited. The regular Walther league social will be given Thursday evening at 8.00 in the church basement to which the entire congregation Is In vited. Miss Ore Mia Thieds will be the guest of honor. Visitors are always welcome. Coot Workers Raised Marshfleld, July 13. P A summer-time pay boost of five cents an hour to cooks and waiters yesterday ended a strike of the Coos Bay Culinary Alliance. You can enjoy these advantages of Mortgage Loans 1. Prompt serrlc no delay or red tap. 1. Small monthly payments out of Income. i. Lenf ternui low Interest rate charged on decreasing balance. 4. Leaa txpenaa small, no commis sion to pay. JACKSON COUNTY FEDERAL Savings & Loan Association .26 East Main SUBJECT 10 CALL FOR WAR DRILLS Portland. July 13. ,P Th young men nf Oreiton national guards boys who have hela weekly armorr drills and gone annually to field encampment prepared today for their third mobilization In a quarter of a century. Major-Ceneral George A. White of Oregon commander of the 41st division compris ing 10,000 men in Oregon. Washington, Idaho. Montana and Wyoming, left for Tort Lewis. Wash., after conferring with regimental chiefs here last night. ) It apaearcd possible 3300 Ore-1 gon troops would pack their kits for an indefinite sen-ice. Probably at Fort Lewis, the northwest's principal concentra tion point. The Oregon guard was called to the Mexican border in 1918, to World war No. 1 and now for defense training. Subject to the call would be the 162nd and 186th infantry regiments, 41st signal company. 218th field artillery and com pany H, 118til medical regi ment, disposed as follows: Headquarters and headquar ters detachment, 41st division. Portland; company H. 116lli medical regiment, Lebanon; 162nd infantry regiment, head quarters, headquarters torn apnies, companies E, F. G and H and band, Portland; other companies from McMinnville, Silverton, Corvallis, Delias, Sa lem, Eugene. Tillamook and Roseburg; 186th Infantry regi ment headquarters and head quarters company, company B and band, Portland; other com panies from Oregon City, Wood burn, Grants Pass, Meiford. St. Helens, LaGrande, Baker, Pen dleton and Astoria; 41st signal company, Portland; 218th field artillery headquarters ond head quarters battery and entire regi ment, all from Portland ex cept two batteries, one from Hillsboro ond the other from Newberg. The only national guardsmen left in Oregon after removal of the 4 1st division would be the 249th coast artillery, re cently equipped with search lights and anti-aircraft guns. Dodd Extends Stay Full Gospel Church "Evangelist Ferris A. Dodd whose forceful preaching and inspiring singing have been so much enjoyed during his cam paign here, has been persuaded to extend his stay another week," Leonard Weston, pastor of the Full Gospel church an nounced yesterday. "Many have received spiritual help in these services and a number have dis covered a new hope and power for a victorious Christian life. Rev. Weston said. Meetings will be held nightly except Saturday, opening with congregational song service at 7:45. The church is located on Newtown street, lust off West Main. Brommer Horns To Be Matt Scene The Women's Missionary So ciety of the First Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Carl J. Brommer, 821 Min nesota, July 16 at 8 p. m. The program is in charge of the young people, led by Harris Janes. Mrs. Silas King Visits Parents Mrs. Silas King and Infant daughter, Mary Ann, arrived in Medford yesterday to spend a week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Flsk, at their home on Griffin creek. The Kings moved from here to Portland several months ago. Standard Oil 'Miss Exposition" and Dr. Walter Heil, eminent art author ity, at world-famous Fine Arts Palace In San Francisco. Join In admiring beautiful color prints of Western scenes now being dis tributed to motorists by Stand ard Oil Company of California. "Like thirsty deer at a brook. the American people drink up fine pictures at every opportun ity. The new color-reproductions of Western scenic views now be ing distributed by Standard Oil Company of California will have NOTABLES ATTEND OF Southampton, N. Y.. July 13. (P) -Twenty-yeatolct Anne Mc Donnell and Hen; Ford. 2nd., grandson of th)sutomobilc manufacturer, wwrej-arried to day in a pageant-MlM ceremony of the Roman Catholic church. As they sto'o he flower banked altar of Church of Sacred HiartS;;tJi Jesus and Mary, Monslgnog. Fulton J Sheen gava a discocurso on the power of love. " '- "Rings can be broken and lost." he said, "but love is tin' dying." The pretty blonde bride was smiling as she went to the al tar, with her long white veil trailing behind her. The 22-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Edsel Ford was bap tized into the Catholic faith, the faith of his bride, by Mon signor Shen late yesterday, In the presence of his parents, his bride-to-be and her parents. Long befora the marriage ceremony, hundreds of villag ers had gathered across the street from the little church to view the notables and to applaud such personages as for mer New York Governor Alfred E. Smith, Henry Ford, Sr., and William S. Knudsen, head of the nation's defense production program. The bride's 13 brothers and sisters and her 100 first cous ins, uncles and aunts formed a cheery family background for her wedding. HALE WHEELER WELL, Russia his been spread ing orer tht Balkans Ilka soft butter on hot toast and with no apparent desire to heed Oermany's muttered. "Oet away boys, y' bother me." In fsct. tha follow ers of tha bear brought tanka and toothbrushes ss though looking forward to mora than a week end Jaunt, with tha Russian In vasion. King Carol of Rumania reached tha fifth step In the mod srn ruysi routine which seems to follow tha pattern of coronation, exultation, penetration, consterna tion and abdicatloo. Looka like the only safe pise for a king these dare is In s bsnd of bridge. Msrket reports say th average person In tha 0. S. consumes 3s dosen egu per year. Vaudeville eomediana, it la presumed, get mora than this. You may take your clothes so a cleaner that win do them for naif price but you only get what you pay for. When you bring them to Medford Cleaners our staff will mend small hole, sew on buttons and perform other necessary repairs. Medford Clean era, 30 S. Central. Phone Gives Pictures 7'. -.'. : a definite Influence In art-appreciation and home-decoration for years to come," says Dr. Hell. The newest Standard Oil pic ture, Wallowa Lake, is now be ing distributed to motorists by Standard Service men, L. T. Nygaard, branch manager of the company announced Saturday. "Every motorist Is welcome to have one of these prints, without any obligation," said Mr. Nygaard. "Just drive In and ask for one." INDICTED AGAIN Kansas City, July 13 Tom Pendnrgjst, deposed Kan sas City Democratic boss, R. R. Emmett O'Malley and A. L. McCormack were named by a federal grand Jury today in two indictments charging con spiracy to obstruct Justice In connection with the tCOOO.OUO 1936 Missouri fire Insurance compromise, Pcndergast and O'Malley, for mer, state Insurance superin tendent, have each served fed eral prison terms for failure to pay Income taxes on money the government charged was paid them in connection with the compromise. McCormack, St. Louis Insur ance man, was a key witness before the grand Jury which returned those indictments. He had not previously been named on a criminal charge. Under terms of the insurance rate settlement, fire Insurance firms received 80 per cent of the huge impounded sum out of which they were to pay costs of prolonged litigation. Tnt other 20 per cent went to policy holders. Blame Cigarette Grant Pass, July 13.- A imckeri cigarette wag blamed by state fire warden's staff today for a 50-acre brush and grass fire west of here Fri day afternoon. The high standard of sanitation obaerved In eur dairy Is yonr as surance of th parity f the milk w de Brer to you creamy rich and nutritious. Phone 203 ml I '''' J 11 test Z 2 Montana Picnic To Be Held On July 21 Tha annual Montana picnic will be held July 21 in Lithia park in Ashland and all form er residents of the state are in vited to attend. Ice cream, punch and coffee will be furnished by the com mittee. Those attending are to bring their own picnic lunch eon. Mrs. James Lillie, secretary-treasurer, is in charge of the affair which will last all day. Entertainment will be pro vided. Use Malt Tribune want ads. Too Late to Classify FOR SALS Horn on Orlffln rreek. S rooms and bath, barn, garage, and well-house, so acre wood land, garden ground, $700; terms. R. V. Close. Rt. 1. Boa 40. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE SPECIALS Oood Inside and outside paint at 1.35 gallon. Unseed oil. turpentine, paint brushes of all kinds. Roonng paper, building paper, oor rugated Iron, shingles, all grades at lass than mall order prices. Barbwlre, fencing, netting, window screen at a big saving. New and uaed doors, windows, win dow glsss, screen doors, at reduced and used pipe, all sires, blsrk or gslranlred. Also new and used pips fittings. Irrigation pipe from two Inrhee to six Inches. A Urge stock to eeleet trora. A new shipment of arm goods woo blsnkets, shirts, boots and ahoes, canvaa cot And pada. A lanes auppr of sjcrs. wedges, aladgea, cross-cut saws, saw man drels. circle aawa, at the right pnoea. Tents, tarps. sleeping bags, all camp ing supplies for your ouUng. Complete stock of spilt pulleys, shaft Doxing, rjota used ana new. Another large ehlpment of Toledo ranrea at S4S.A0. Also tnsnr bsr gsins In used rangea and cook stores. Baling wire. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOD6E 37 North Orspe FOR SALSMohstr davenport and chair In good condition, also three piece walnut bedroom suite, very reasonable. S14 Quean Anna Are. SMALL HOUS1 for rent. Dairy half- era for sale. 71 West 10th St. WANTED Rswlelgh dealers. Pleas ant, prontsbie. Independent busi ness. Edward Jonee. Phona 611 Central Point. NEW FEED MILL Or. BARLEY, cwt. II 30 Or. OATS. sk. II. OS WHEAT, cwt 11.40 MEDFORD FUEL-FEED DEPT. Court and McAndrswa NOTICE Z guarantee to kin your aarwlga with my original earwig sprsy. Also kills other pests. Phona BSS. MrQonsgle. WANT OOLDf a-lnrh suction dredge. complete and ready to go. Se it operate. Apply 70S So. Sixth Street, O rente Paaa, Or. FOR SALE 6-room new residence. never occupied. Hardwood floors, Urge living room, paved atreet, close In, Might take small house ss down psyment. BIS So. Oakdal. FOR RUNT Nicely furnished dupies Elecuio refrigerator. Maytag, elec trio range and oil neater. Adults. 704 Pine. BIOHEST CASH PKICE8 PAID for SCRAP IRON AND METAL a. all kutda oattanes, radiators, alumi num, copper, braaa; also bids. SIIU Ml and wool. Medford Bargain ouae. 3T If. Ore pa rnone loea FOR RENT Spaooua and attractive four-room dowr-stairs suite in the Holly Apartments. Completely fur nished except dlahe and linen. Oarag Second door north of postotnoa Adults only 140. Avail able now. Be manager In rear or phone lia7-sV PLENTY Of) HI GIVES IT TO YOUNGSTERS! Youngster muet enjoy vttsj good hearth to participate In ea many activities , , . that's why from a pint t a ejuart of rich, nourishing SMIU OsUDE "A' PASTE! EIZI.D MltK la eesenltal t their dle . . . pre rente tlredneee adds eparkl "d reelaianea) against raids and diseases. BE stag that VOtB ay and girl drink PLENTY f thii fin mllkl Snider Dairy & Produce Co. FOR SALE Tablss. ehelra. J doors, rug. cot. S spring, eleclrte atove, mlersllsneous. 610 Wett Second. WANTED Ouinwjr or Jerifty cow. Mum d rood. Juw Keith. Rt. i. Box 37a. Medford. FOR SALT Wicker bsby carnage, reasonable. Phone O&fl-J. ELDERLY MAN WANTS eomfortabl housekeeping quarters tn prtvato home. Unfurnished encept per hape a stove, on first floor. Would like sleeping porch. Not very far out. Boi JJ07 Tribune. S130. o. E. etectrlo range used 6 weeks only: clesn. Ilka new. Sso rmce st half price, cash. 408 Edwards. PRIVATE PARTY bss money tot loan, on first farm mortgages. Boi 1S09 Tribune. FOR RENT Fumtshed S-roora apart ment. l block rrom courthouse, IS Mistletoe. Phone US, Central Point, collect. SLABS select pine, single load S3 DO. Medford Fuel. Tel. 031. MARCELLA BOWMAK BEAUTY SHOP S04 King St. Phone 1311. Two blocks south of courthouse. All typee of beauty work. Marhlnelesa and machine permanenta. Revelon nail polish. Blanch WhlW cos metics demonstrated. FOR RENT Acre psstura with barn. city water and irrigation, rnone 43S-R or call at 31S Wabaah. FOR RENT 9-room duplex, all fur- nisned. llgnta and water, sis month. Phona 435-R or 210 Wa bash Street. RENT attractive S-room modem house, nloa yard. 304 W. Jackson. WANTED oirl for general house work and car of children. Steady employment. Phona 344, Central Point. FOR RENT Front bedroom, nicely furnished. 3 meals. 410 Beatty. Phone 1S31-L. WANTED Scrap Iron for domestic, msrket. Unload In car and receive mora money. Medford Bargain House. 37 N. Q raps St. Phona 1063. FOR SALE 3 Mercury sedan. Con alder trad on house with acreage, not over ssooo. Bos 13S Jackson ville Highway. 7 ..at el aftOOO BfiS' ;-ctoatvatJ Uotor .Hump"! ftt-anta t . PORTLAND'S Most Distinctive Hotel Invites Ton . . . friendly Servte Rome-Like Rnoras Wondsrtnl roed Sen-ltt'e Rata Hotel jCj Benson Broadway at Oak Pert la ad ppp.Y'::i 4t toKU lit BE BUM OF THE BEST . . . EAT SNIDER TARM FRESH" BUTTER OF PEP! GRADE A PASTEURIZED MULES 1 lift At- 1UN nisVB H
