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PAGE ELEVEN Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUKE. MEDFOKD. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 18. 1940. sued every ea on uu page lou will pruoaoij noo eaecu lb ibise ruu nave an too mg tut 01 e a ot fa"" 1o unused articles you may nave Searcb rui ettlcoi etore-room you ma t".ud many things others ere vesting end oe ul to realise immediate cub U what ou went im bfr advertiae tot It Trmune Clas sified ads ere uwipenalve ettscUvel RATES m word flr,t Insertion (Minimum tAc) Each additional insertion, pt word le (Minimum ) sjer line pet montb nilboat cop; change ' CASH or money order must c company all mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST Sunday evening, wrlet watch. Reward. Phone 48-J. LOST Brown upper coin purse In Medford. Reward. Call 773-H. REPORT lost doga, animal cruelty caaea Humane Society. Phone lalg. BORROV.EHS. p.eaae return bridge tsblea Immediately to Frank PtI WANTED FEMALE HELP IXPERIENCED woman cook. Inquire . at the Diamond Cafe. WANTED An experienced book ' keeper. Lady preferred steady em ployment. Oood ealary. Box 3453. Tribune. WANTED Experienced waltresa at Hotel Jargon. WANTED SITUATIONS X.ADY wants office, home or Institu tion day cleaning: best referencea. Box 3428 Tribune. SITUATION WANTED Bookkeeper, aaleaman. young man, unlveralty education, desires position. Loca tion and ealary no object. Box 113. Rogue River. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Good ueed outboard mo tor. Phone 153, daytime. ; a WANTED To buy slpper aleeplng bag. 821 So. Holly. WANTED3 or 4-room, small, fur nished house. Adults only. Tribune Box 3298. WANTED 11 oa- beer bottles. Will pay cash, corner 4th and Orape etreeU. Otto Schroeder. Open on Saturdays only. In back of brew ery. WANTED 30-40 Krelg rifle or bar rel, 34-lncb. Interested only In se curing serviceable barrel. Edward Dole. Oold H1U. Foots Creek Rt. AM IN need of acreage tracu up to 40 acres. 124 N. Riverside. Hansen. WANTED TO I EASE or BUY Small placer property. Box 1751 Tribune. WANTED Wool, mohair, hides and pelta. Medford Bargain House, 37 Nortb Crape St. Phone .062. WE PY MORE CASH For Your Fnrnlture. BARNEHLKO ANDREWS 8tb and Front. Phone B47. WELL DRILLING I 50 per ft. first (0 ft., etc. J. M. Dodge, 519 King WANTED Dressmaking, alteration,. Katharine Saiterlee, singer Shop, 32 South Grape, . BEST PRirES PAID For Your Furniture. IADS H UM 11 HE. Phone 119J-J. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID For Your Furniture. MF.DlORU BVHGAIN HOUSE 37 N Orape St. Phone 1083. WANTED Combine to harvest 35 acres grain. Del Rio Orchard, Oold Hill. FEOISTER NOW, B. M. Clute hop yard. AppWate. Oreyon; good camp ground, cabins, pure water and wood f irnlshed. For particulara wriu or call at nopvard WANTED Clean cotton raga, 5c lb. Kay-Marshall. Inc. ANY GIRL interested In Beauty Cul ture a a career call for a free shamixo and either a flruier wava or hair style at the Medford School of Beauty Culture 235 E. Main St . located upstairs in the Hansen Bldg. ' RENT OR LEASE option to buy. keep 20 cows, pasture and hay Will buy rrop lmat-u. electricity Route 1. Medford. Box 153-M. E E. Lortcn. NOTICE I guarantee to kill your earwigs with my oriKlnal earwur spray. Also kll' other pests. Phone 83 McOonagle. W4.NTID All those who want furniture get our price, it '1H pav you HOI HKIMIk FI RM 1 1 RE a n p - pa..- toon FOR hf ft HOUSES FOR RENT 3-room duplet, fur nished, water and i:ghs psld. 613 316 Watah. Phone 435-R. 7-POOM modern heme for rent. 400 Jay St SMALL FURNISHED HOUPE Inquire 805 SO Oakdale. FOR RENT Clean 3-room fumwed houae: shower bath. 13J6 Sailing Ave FOR RENT Pirnihxl house. No 1 Evfre'ra Curt AC-i 'a or.lv Ph'.nr 1046-J FVPNMt L HV. ;i 4 ;. TOR RENT HOUSES FOB Ri.NT Modern room stucco bouse. Basemrnt furnace. Clean Adults. 625 Pint. POR RKJT mU parti; furnished riouae. Adulta Near Oaadalo atore Inquire 417 J St. FURNISHED bouee and one and two room Apia. 604 W. 1U FOR RENT i Duplet, t rooma and aleeplng porcb. partly furnished. 20.00 montb, water paid. Phone 371. FOR RENT 8-room modem bouaa at 320 No. Holly. Pbone 1. , SMALL FURNISHED DUPLEX, bot water and garbage service. H. L. Coo, to Quince St. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED APARTMENT for tent. Adulu only. 313 s. Orape. FOR RENT Furnished Hotel Holland apartmenta, electric range and Fngldalre. FURNISHED, cool, Insulated apt. Adulu only; no doga. 603 8. Holly. NEWLY revonated furntahed apart ment In Mail Tribune building. Shower, water paid. Very reason able rent. Apply at Tribune office. NICELY furnished apartment. Elec tric range and Frlgldalre: 3 large rooma, kitchen, bathroom, fire place. Newly renovated. Hot and cold water furnished. Mall Tribune Bldg. Call at Tribune office I MODERN furnished apartment. 10 I Quince St. VAWTER APARTMENTS 5 rooma. unfurnished. Heat, hot water, complete electric kitchen. 42-50; leaae. Phone 1108. FURNISHED APTS. Lights and wat er. (16 and 118. 317 W. Second. FOR RENT Punished 3-room apart ment, 1 block f.-om courthouse. IS Mistletoe. Phone 195, Central Point, collect. FOR RENT Apartment. 114 Almond FOR RENT Apartment. 334 Apple FOR RENT Well furnished front apartment. Electric refrigerator, washroom and bot water. Call at 817 West 10th. FOR RENT Modern furnished apart ment. Electric refrigerator. Durell Court 3?9 N Hollv Irq'itr Apt 8 FOR KENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Well furnished sleeping room; garage if desired. 325 South Riverside. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 8. Orape. FOR RENT Room. tl&O week. Prt va'e vntranrc. 408 Ertwsrds. FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM BOARD and ROOM. 328 N. Riverside. ROOM AND BOARD 718 E. Main 1 per day. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Store building and two omce rooms, see Al Llttrell or Roland Hubbard. FOR RENT Repair shop space. In quire 22 r. Riverside. FOR RENT Saiea room. 331 If. Riverside. FOR SALfc LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Five Jersey-Guernsey heifers. Prof. Engelhardt, route 3, Box 20. FOR SALE 10 aowa to farrow In July and August; also 40 feedera Mace Ranch, Central Point FOR SALEDOGS, PETS FOR SALE Two Springer spaniel pups, eight months old: one nine month old. 129 Kenwood FOR SALE HLAL ESTATE FOR SALE New, modern, 5-room home, hardwood floors, fireplace, double garage, lovely lawn, furnace, laundry trays, every thing up-to-date. Sacrifice 83100. Cost 84200 8BO0 down, balance 826.40, Includ ing Interest and taxes. A real buy. A1m ft acres, irrigated. 4-room mod ern houM. city water, fenced and cross fenced. Mostly clover. Run ning stream year around. Price 01500. 8300 down. Balance 825 month Including interest and taxes. Also 6-room modern house. 1 acre, all cultivated, plenty shade, ner high school. Sacrifice 8900. Also 4 acres on 00 Highway. 5-room modern home, city water, large prlng, pure drinking water, ini tialed. Family orchard. 3 acre Bear creek bottom. Price 82760. Terms. Everything in Ral Estate. "I ain't mad at nobody. "DAD" ROBERTS. 720 W. 3nd. . NEARLY finished 8-room house with h-acre. on h:ghwav one mile north of Talent. Pearl Newton. 40-acre dairy ranch, all under water, good buildings. One mile from highway on oiled road. Phone Ash land (5744. FOR SAI E Two lots, small house, g&rawe. east aide. Lota of berriea and fruit: real bargain: 6500, some terms Call 516 Mary street, after noon. WHEN vou think of real estate think of Brown 6c White. CITY and count it properties. RENT ALS LOANS. INSURANCE, C 8 ButterMeld. 400 Medford Building ROUTES OR SALE in Medford and surrounding townn. Eaiy terms Jackton County Federal Savings and Loan Association. Fl'RMSHED HOUSE for sale or rent 2H3 Scenic Drive Ahland. Orfuron. FOR SALE OR Lit fE 7-roorn co lonial hrvust. 3 bedrooms; modern. B S-.raiM. 1100 E. M.un. FOR BAIM OR TRADE Ber parlor In beTwen two town, good buat nesa. Tribune Boa 286 A REAL BARGAIN 150-acre Stork ranfh. fr water. i:e creek on ranch. 85 000 arres fr- ranee. 3 h! bams, 6-room houae. other j b-.iildlnas all ned; acres un l der plow, ran sll be lrrlga'ed Large orchard and garden Q'od hunting, all tor 83.150 tl.000 Fed eral Ln. baiance eaah. Co-irwv to all real sute aants. W. H Hamarn Rnei" River Ore. Vt eA! t rvP 7 'm in Park flc: i n Ui. P. O. Bob U8, m t-i. .Nt'-sU. CLOSING TIME For SUNDAY Too Lata io Classify WANT ADS is 6:00 P.M. SATURDAY PLEASE REMEMBER FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR 8ALE O-room new residence, never occupied. Hardwood floors, large living room, paved etreet, close in. Might uke small house aa down payment. 618 So. Oakdale. FOR SALE OR TRADE Oood Income property. Lot 100x300 feet, one large bouse, small aouse In rear. 8 garagea. 3 woodsheds. Located approximately 4 btocke from Main atreet. Ideal for roomere and boarders. Box 3519 Tribune. FOR SALE Small farm Stewart Ave. and Peacb. Mrs Powell. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms. Llsta available at National Farm Loa. n Office Holly Theater Building. Medford. IF YOU are wanting to buy or sell real eaute, see L- G. Plckell, 18 So BrTltt Phnne 3R3 FOR EXCHANGE Rsal Ettata 10 ACRES clover. Irrigation, extreme ly modern 5-room houae, garage, woodshed, barn, garden fruit, ber ries, for araell 1 or 3 acre place near town. Robinson, Rt. I. Box 10. Ftoeu- Fiver. Ore. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE or TRADE Light truck. Inquire Davie Transfer. 1930 Plvmouth aedan. acccount death, sacrifice. $85. 1108 West Fourth St. FOR SALE OR TRADE My equity 1934 40 aeries Bulck aedan. Box 3442 T-ttmne FOR SALE -MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE PUtier pttno, cheap. P. O. Box 720, Medford. POR BALE 10-barrel storage tank. 708 W. Second. POR SALE CHEAP Wesalx electric water heater, never been Installed. Phone 498-R-S. FOR SALE Oak davenport, S3 by 08", 110. Phona 435-R. FOR SALE -13 -tube Airline radio, IVt years old. Phone 380. FOR SALE Ice box. 004 W. 10th. POR SALE Electric washing ma . chine, good condition. 920. 346 So. Riverside. BOOKS: STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! 'The End In Bible Prophecy" 50c "The End In Pyramid Prophecy"... SOc "The End In Star Prophecy" SOc "Spiritism and the Fallen Annels" 0c i Orr1r fmm Vina t ft t f Iran Rm RIB 1 Medford. Oregon. Late cabbage, kale. brocclU. 30 Laurel. Pipe and Flttlnga New and Used. Large stock. All sizes. Get our prices. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Orape St. Phone 1063 Custom grain binding. Phone 607-J-B. REAL BUYS In used clothing. 1405 no. Kiversiae, across irom sees s Bakery. NU-WAY Mattres and Upholstering Co. Phcne 293. 200 West 8th St. SONG BIRDS 1127 Weat Main St. A REGULAR 85 00 permanent wave given with either genuine Duart or Mahaxki otl supplies for only 8100. A shampoo and either a frn ger wave or hair sty la for 35c. Hot oil treatment 10c. At the Medford School of Beauty Culture. 235 E. Main St., upstalra In the Hansen Bldg. NOW! BARGAINS in good used wood ranges at Copco. . SOME REAL BUYS In good used les boxes at Copco FOR SALE Weattnghouae electric range, like new. 1305 Cast Main or phone 1050-L, Headquarter Mvere-Jaeurat pumps Service all mates. F1CK HDWI DOORS. WINDOWS, pipe rittinca. pipe, fruit Jara. eda. floor cover ing, everything for ths horns Jack's Secondhand Store. 106 So PERSONAL I PSYCHIC CARD PEADINOS, 50c. TV'iv ert S'indwv ftig aj Fr. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Drasimak.no;. I THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking. Pur rtemodeltng. Buttons and Buckles covered Room 803 C. S. Ha,- p Tel 1 '"1 Expert Window Cleansr. LET JOE DO IT Ei pert Window Clsner.. Oeneral nouw cleaners. Floor waxing. Joa u.rm ph -re n? Piano and Organ Instruction APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Pis no. Or- i can and Accordion. claMic and modern Bst In So Oregon. 131 I V. Or-- PTe l!ot Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any tvpe of j roof. P a ii 8;ants, " r'mtin -. n nts Wall Paper rron Pj'mt ai.d Roof Co., 88 60. i Biiutit. isi au. I BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loan. ADVANTAGES OF OUR CAR LOAN PLAN I. No Interest charged In advance. 3. Your own Insurance accepted J. Car doea not have to be paid for. 4. You get the money In ten min utes. 8. Special low aummer paymenU. 6. You deal direct and aave money. See W. E THOMAS, Manager OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Main Office) 48 South Central. Phone 130. License No. M-317. $20 TO $1,000 On Your Car. 1933 to 1940 Model Can and llffht trucka. 1 to 18 Months to Repay. CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H. BROWN AGENCY Agent 133 Eaat Main. M-336. Phone 807. AUTO LOANS You get check at once. CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD. P. T. -JERRY" YOUNO Motor Investment Co. License M-374. Tel. 159. 334 Eaat 9th. CAR LOANS Solve your financial problema by refinancing or borrowing LOANS ON CARS 1033-1930 TRI-STATF. ACCEPTANCE CORP. License M-253. MARK A. GOLDY IQfl E Main. Phone 738 PERSONAL LOANS VACATION MONEY CI AA Loan sasllr repaid Q m vlUU In mo. paymenta of -JO kL Gene Thomas says: "Oct enough to pay up present bills and have a swell vacation. Wa ll cooperate with a low pay ment eche1ule ' From $5 to 1300 See Oene Thomaa. mgr. of OREGON FINANCE CO. Lie. No. 8-311 43 Bo Central. Phone 139 Siocki and Bonds. ONLY STOCK TICKER service In Oregon outside of Portland c tlnuous quotations during market hours. M. N. Hoan it Co., 314 E. Main St., M"dlord. Transfer. CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Household moving and general nauiing 29 s. Grape. Phone 2050, day or night. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 8. Fir Street. Insured Carriers. Local and Long Distance Hauling. Phone 644. EADS TRANSFER A 8TORAGE CO. Office 16 South Fir. Phone 315. Prices right. Service guaranteed. FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR AGE We have van moving equip ment for local and long dtstanc hauling Dry and clean storage (concrete building) mlth special locker rooms at low rates. ' SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE Phone A13 Jacksonville Jacksonville, July 18. (Spl) J. C. Cantrall, of Portland, Is here transacting mining busi ness. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell of San Francisco are moving back to Jack sonville. They are former residents of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schmidt and family have returned to their ranch Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Kitchen 1m- premant f. Went by .3. Withdraw 14. Whole ta. Ton and ma Freedom 8. Negative prefls t. Wacr it. Bagout of part lr roasted game : Goddess of the barvaat !3. Ceaae Is. Japaneas porgy !8. Diminish 7. Otherwise ta. TttM II. Pad puMle announce want 83. Conjunction 14. E i tend 87. Veiv.tllks fabrtc 88. L;t-:a M'-e P.oonay a flrt r,iT,l Cl'.eit beetle :. P:arirs card 41. !ylf 44. Wax 45. tturf 47. Poet 4. ExTtve device 6t. Fst-fy 84. Bafors Solution of Pro railed w.tft oars Bird of the CJCKOS family Wh'le S'jpportlrg cv:umr.fl la me direa tlon ef Yesterdays Pun Is 81. 'I :'r-i S3. Ctty 111 Ohle - M' ' i- PfTt"- breathes LTat"5 fsV beastly U thraads 00WN I D'r ffrouml 3. Puf to sctia I. Neas from Ontario, Calif. They plan to spend the remainder of tha aummer nere. R V &ftSfM K.at anna tn U.'.vw. - land. Calif., where) be ta employed for the summer. A birthday dinner party at La Toaca Inn July 14. honoring Miaa Alloa Hoefer waa enjoyed. Guests bidden to tha affair were Mr. and Mra. Ray Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Da H&aa and tha honoree. Jacksonville Boy Scout unit la va cationing at Loke O the Woods. They plan to return at tha end of the week. Mr. and Mra. Jake Weltael and fam ily have moved to tha former Marsh property. The Girl Seouta are camping at McKee bridge this week. Chaperons are Mra. Nellie Neldtrmerer and Mrs. Frank Henspeter. Mr. and Mra. Andy De Graff are now residing in tha Joe Brood prop erty. A family ptcnlo dinner was held on Beaver creek July 14. Enjoying the affair went Mr. and Mra. O. W. Qodward, Mr. and Mra. Paul Ood- ward and daughter. Dor land. Mr and Mrs. O. W. Hunt and Mr. and Mra. Jake Weltael and family. Mr. and Mra. Dick Hoffman are moving to the Severance horn In the near future. Mrs. Evelyn Combe la confined In the Community hospital receiving medical treatment. Mr. and Mra. Joe Lauhead and daughter of Bakerafleld. Calif., who have been visiting their father, Tom Lauhead, returned to their home July 14. Mr. and Mrs. Olen Sanger returned July 16 from Portland where Mr. Sanger haa been employed for a number of months. Mr. and Mra. Joseph L, Hlmmel of Salem, visited Miss McCully on July 16. Mrs. Hlmmel it the former Miss Minnie Bunch of Jacksonville. They are visiting In San Francisco at this time but plan to return In two weeka. Betty Gleaaon visited at tha home of Donna Cantrell on July 16. Mra. Inez Gleaaon and daughter plan to return to Kansas City, Mo., In tha near future where they will make their home. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Davles motor ed to the World's Fair on July 15. They expect to return in two weeka. Mrs. Marvin Wills underwent an appendectomy at the Community hospital July 10. She is reported re covering rapidly. Royal Neighbors sponsored a Joint , covered dish luncheon and pinochle- , bridge party at tha U. S. hotel July 16. Enjoying tha affair were Met- dames: Lulu Gravetle. Anna Coleman. Mildred Smith, Dorothy Mills, Helen Mclntyre. Nell Finney Lola Mclntyre, Ruth Kent, Carmen Dorothy. Dora Dorothy. Dorothy Heckert, Imogens Smith, Mauds Hartley, Patricia Ad ams, June Fried land. Evelyn Ha maker and Graoa Kamaker. Doctor and Mrs. Parley have moved from the Severance residence. They have purchased property between Jacksonville and Medford. Mr. and Mrs. M. Steins snd dsugh ter, Mrs. M. Bare us and daughter Sally Ann, are guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Nick Kims of Medford. They were guests of Amy Down on July 17. Mrs. Stetne la tha former Miss Emms Plymale. Mra. Margaret Brewold snd daugh ter recently motored to Idaho where they will visit Mra. Brewold 's mother. Jack Jones, of Vallejo. Cel., re turned to his horns recently after a month's visit with Mr. snd Mrs. Harlan Csntratl and Miles Can trail. Lenors Johnson and dsughter of Los Angeles, are guests of Mra. John son's parents, Mr. and Mra. Vem Can trail. Mlas Ilena Norrte, of Medford. vis ited frlenda In Jacksonville July 17. Trail Trail, July 18. Spl Mr. and Mrs. Phil Callender have gone to Minnesota to visit his parents and other relatives. John Pierce who haa been located here with ths bureau of public roads, haa gone to Oranta Pom to reside, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. King havs gone Cross -Word Puzzle ' I I5 H K 1 V K I j I i ""3 1 n HF3 if isr "7" Ti " T rr irTirT TT. 37 55 "T5? , .,. -r -, .U e aa. 40 41 ,, l '. "rrT 7"3 tt 7?; rrnr 33 35 3V-?7 ji""""3f ir jt " x TT C fltsame a. Uo4l4a ef .13. East Irdian split paaa Direct Eritl:ah rlvst alotnar-of- pearl T!nl agafn Comi lots view AftrnoM ' funcUos ri'.gs f'er4'sf1Ti Polrud tool Ruhlnttain'a flrat name Wild animals Plaaure eiruraloS) Bnrl'ira: ScoifH By Took s ebaii B-hld Taue d.trord I. 8. Discounted T Allowt 1ft. 8 Ota opposed Pirpn ! 10. gnrt for a 4t man's rams 1L Sunt forts 48. voianuy 13. Tnltk 4?. 17. Ou -lo'e b1gb- 4 sat nnts s t Pe-lal d'git 88 n Marie of s esr- tain eeresl ft 31 PU-e-1 In (MS U froun4 for trowth 88 38 tv"--t fnr n! Using fuel It Ja fJf.Aff 0 1A ppdHy iL Azf nooks? 8s. ths typs K lit I X-iJ.i i I GOOD OLD SUMMERTIMET,.tt.orare.,ad.y In July that doesn't produce at least one picture ot a lovely tnlsi alone a seashore? This Is Jeanne Murray, complete with paraaol, at fashionable Southampton, Lone Island, Beach club. to Crater Lake to reatdo. Mr. King la with ths bureau of public roads. Mr. and Mrs. H?rald Htae and fam- , lly were guests at ths W liber Raga- dale home Sunday. j Ths Gates Construction company haa flnlahfd work on ths Tiller -Trail road and the men and their families are leaving for different parta of Uie country. The following families have gone to Bend where they havs work with ths same company: Mr. and Mrs. lster Williams and child. Mr. and Mra. Art Hammond and child. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Reynolds and son, Mr. and Mra. CUfr Weatherly and Mr. and Mrs. Ted G art In. The following havs gone to Waldport. Ore.: Mr. snd Mrs. W. E. Oatea. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kewler left for Albany. Irwin Hows and Billy Nesa shopped In Medford Tuesday. Mrs. Lily eSaltcman visited ths past week-end at ths S. W. Hutchinson home. Mra. A. A. Shuff. Mra. Charles Romully and Christina Shad ley shop ped In Medford Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wslter Messecar and Jack Rogers spent Tuesday In Med ford. Some of ths boys of O. S. C geo logical survey summer camp havs re turned home. Tha remaining sight have moved ths camp to Sunset -on-the-Rogus. Mr. and Mra. Nelson Nya of Pros pect were over-night guesta Sunday at ths Boyd Tucker home. On Mon day Mr. and Mra. Tucker accompanied them horns for a few daya visit. Miss Shirley Hutchinson of Klam ath Falls Is spending ths week with her grandparents hers. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cuahman and daughters were gueets for dinner Tuesday at ths Wayne Ash home. Mr. and Mra. Lyman J oh neon, who havs been at Shady Covs for some time, havs gons to look tor a new lo cation. Mrs. L. L. Yauncey and son. Bob, visttafd at ths Mallery home Sunday. Albert Ortrgett has left Shady Cove for his horns at Grants Pass, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Qulgley and son snd Mr. snd Mrs. Phil Callender vie- ttd the House of Mystery near Oold Hill Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Wayne Ash snd little daughter Claudia and Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Cuahman and daughters I va line snd Melva picnicked on ths Umpqua divide Sunday. Mr. and Mra. S. W. Hutchinson and granddaughter Shirley and Mra. U L. Yancey and son Bob were dinner guest at ths Ralph Watson boms Tuesday, , Mr. and Mra. H. O. Laui, who havs been visiting Mr. and Mra. Oeo. Bowers near Caary Camp, havs re turned to their horns at San Fran cisco. Carroll Watson and Bob Yanoey made a business trip to Crater Laka Wednesdsy, Meadamea Alma Ma 11 try, Ivey Ham mond. Ella Yancey and Jennie Hutch inaon and Bob Yancey joined Mr. and Mra. Les Merrlman at the Union Creek park for a picnic Thursday. Mrs. Alma Mallery snd her house guest, Mrs. Iva Hammond, spent Friday visiting Mrs. Boyd Tucker. Thy called on Mra. Florence Watson in the sfternoon. Bridge Reopened Cascade Locks, Ore., July 18 Traffic over the Bridge of the Gods wmch links Cascade Locks with Stevenson, Wash., was resumed yesterday upon completion of a $700,000 "Jack ing up" project. 3 Dia In Carein Woodland, Wash . July 18 iP A cave-In on the new Pa cific highway at Eddy rot k bridge killed three hlgnway construc tion workera yesterday. Tha dead are M. S. Sedcrburg, about 30; Charles Wigley, about 28, both of the Eddyrock district, and G. A. Gnrrlson, about 80, of Vancouver, Wash. N . : s- - Frank Dlllsrd Namod Salem. July 18. t7P) Frank C. Dillard of Eugene was ap pointed to the state hydro-elec tric commission by oovernor Sprasue yesterday. He succeeds John S. Hodgen of La Grande, who died recently. TO DETROIT -Here's Bill Hapae, 22, outfielder and for. mer U. of Illinois baseball alar, who has just aimed with tha Detroit Tlcers. He's 62 and n els ha 195 pounds. "2 GUN GAL" Prettr tlnno Prira, ono of the Pair's Oolilrn rorllc Girls, takes two rare rlrearms relics and 'aie H'eetem' In a bis; wax on Tr-astir l.land In Man Kranrlero liny. Tha nuns are from the 10.M0 krobel rollectlon now on dlsplar. BUSINESS LOT Mi 1 40, Lease', tell or Bent. Beat location In town en Main street, near river park and bridge, perfect set np for eating place, ftlllnf sta tion or apartment boose. Write 701 So. 8lh Crania Pass. Ora. Um& 'aveaa ' f V h -if Meteorological Report Forecasta Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Friday, not much change In tem perature. Oregon: Cloudy on tha coast, fair without Important changes in tem perature In the interior tonight and Friday, gentle variable wind off tha coast. Local Data Temperature a year ago toflayi highest 60, lowest 53. Total monthly precipitation, trace: deficiency for the month .37 Inches. Total precipitation sines Septem ber 1, 1039, 22 46 Inches; excess for ths aesason 4 65 Inches, Relatirt humidity at 1 p. m. yes terday 33 percent; 6 . m. today 86 percent. Tomorrow: sunrise 4:53 a. sun set 7:43 p. ra. Ohaenatlons Taken at 4:30 a. m. 10 Meridian Time. n n i 1 Kl n s; I r r ' 1 Boise - 53 jdo Clear 63 .00 roggy Boston 76 Chicago n Denver , ,,. B7 Eureka 62 55 .00 Clear 63 .oo Cloudy Havre 90 Loa Angeles. 74 Medford B3 New York 71 Omaha 94 Phoenix 100 68 69 .07 Clear .00 Cloudy 65 .00 P Cloudy 63 M Foggy 69 .07 Clear 67 .00 P Cloudy 48 .00 Clear 64 .00 Cloudy 68 TP Cloudy 66 M Cloudy Portland 74 Reno 84 Roaeburg 60 Salt Lake 69 San Franclaco 69 Seattle 73 81 63 .00 Cloudy Spokane , 66 Waab.. D. C 68 .00 P Cloudy 71 XO Cloudy Wenatchee FOLIES EVE Here'a petite Marie of Clifford OL Flacher's New Kolies Bergere ap pearing behind a giant "elephant ear" leaf from a palm plant grows on Treasure Island. Ahe makes a charming "modern Ere." at the Golden Uate International Expose tlon, don't )ou think? DIPLOMA TDr. Miguel A. Campa (above), Cuba's aecra. tary of state. Is president of tha Havana conference of Pan. American foreign ministers, scheduled for about July 20. catted cit Wlrhoof woitino...Poy boek easy povTftwtft fitted to your ev come Your cor need not be Mr paid tor. Deduce rot present payments. Why not oik ul Ccmtncrclol FiJisui CrntOa. ttttt f- Main atreet. Mrdfofd Phnne 11. I.lrenae M-IS4 ' V. "K, i(. if: km