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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TTTTRTTTEN Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! Its Filled With Opportunities! I MEDFORD MAIL TKTBUNT. MEDFORD, OREGON'. FRIDAY. AUGUST 9. 1940. tte&a every ad ou thie peea Vou will prooaoly Hod eiacily the thing you nave tMi look ing (or or aele or trade (or unused articles you may nave Search jour tuc or eture-roora you may find many thins others are seeking end 0. abla to realm urmediat. cash, if what you want lent here, advertise (or It. Tribune Clae ellled Ada art Inexpensive effective! RATES Fer word first Insertion te (Minimum tic) Each additional Insertion, per word . f. (Minimum 10c) Fer una per uionln without copy Changs -l-i) CASH or monT ordar must ac company all mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST In or near Craterlen theatre Oold bracelet with six blue stones. Beward. Box 488, Medford. LOST Eye-glasses. In or within a few blocks of Craterlan. 314 8. Holly. Tel. 3504. REPOttl it dugs, animal cruelty ca- Humane Society Phone 8161. WANTED MALE HELP HEN WANTED California Aircraft wants 30 men for aircraft factor training. Must be 18 to 45 years of sge, good health, white race. U 8. citizen. For those who qualify steady work, good pay. assured future. Apply Mr. Klbbee, Jackson Hotel, Thursday, Friday and Sat urday. WANTED 61ngle man to work from 0 to 8 aventnea lor room sno ewi-n ealary. Other day employment desirable. Apply In person 1465 N. Klverslde. WANTED Young man for farm work. Board and wages. Wllhlte Ranch. Lake Creek. Oregon. WANTED 3 single men with cars, free to travel; good earnings. See Mr Hanson, Hotel Allen, 8 p. m. only. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Middle-aged housekeeper for small family. Room, board and wages. Permanent. References. 19 Chestnut. Phone 2820. WANTED Experienced girl (or gen eral housework. Stay home nights. Apply 35 Geneva alter 6 p. m. Reference required. MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED Middle-aged couple or man aa caretaker In country. Box 3384. Tribune. WANTED Hop pickers at tha Christie Hop Ysrd. six and one half miles west from Grants Psaa. Picking stsrts August 13th and will last for about four weeks. Christie Hop Yard. Phone 8-F-U. REGISTER NOW at the B. M. Clute Hop-yard at Applegate. Ore. Clean camp with cabins. Pure aprlng water. Free electric lights, wster and stoves. H40 per lb and tic bonus at and of sesaon. picking will begin sbout Aug. 10 or 15. Write or call B M Clute. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Portable radio, also gsso Une stove. Give full description and price. Box 3387, Tribune. LET Oranny keep your kiddles. By the hour, day or night. 1032 B. Jsckson. FOR UPHOLSTERING, phone 2908, Mr. Thlbault. EXPERT REPAIR service pumps and washers. Ressonsble. Pick Hdwe. WANTED Piano bv Foots Creek Sundae school. Geo. Hutchlna. Tel. 477. Oold Hill. Oregon. WANTED To buy feeder plga and feeder cattle. C. C. Hoovei it Son Tel. 2491. HAY GRINDINO Largest size port able grinder, go anywhere. You ate protected for any and all personal and prooerty damages. Ira Wheeler, phone 4478; 230 So. Orape. WANTED- -To sell, contract for 42000 on 3 houses. Over half payment Is Interest. Owner 618 E. Msln. WANTED to Rent, smsll. furnished, modem suburban bouse. Box 3736 Tribune. WANTEDS or 4-room. small, fur nished house Adults only. Tribune) Box 3298 WANTTU Wool, mohsir bides and Delta Medford Bargsln Ho-S. 37 North Orape St. Phone 8744. WE P4V MOKE CASH Pt,r Your mrr.lture FMKM.MI HO MIR: 8th and rout. Psora 2333. Hin pkii ; PtiD For Y'"ir P'lrtilture IADS fl RMTl RE. Phone 4340. HIGHES1 rH PHM M PAID Poi T'jur Furniture MU'MIRII RtRIIAlN HOI a f? N Orspe St. Phons 3744. WEIL DHILLINO (I 60 per ft first 60 ft. etc J M Duil.e 619 King W ANTED - Dressmaking alterattou. Ritherlna Sa'tirlee. Singer Shop 3 South Oreo WANTED All those who went rural ture r-t o-ir crcer it will psy you. HOLRKOOK f I RMTl RE a v- v r- 4v run htfl i MOUSES FOR PENT Three-room house, In closed sleeping porch, clesn and i close In 1!5 A'.mord ' FOR RENT Housr. c-m;'ely ren- I orated, 141 No. CaJ 27. FOR RENT HOUSES KOH rent Clean 6-room bouss, 222 W. Jackson. rOR REN1 4 Dulles. 1 rooms and sleeping pore ft psrtly furnished 20 00 month, water paid. Phone soil. FOR RENT Modern 6-room stucco bouss. Basement furnace. Newly decorated Adult 3S Pipe FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished apartment Inquire 104 B. Holly. Phone 3938. FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart ment, sleeping porch and bedroom. 31 Oeneeee. Phone 3120. FURNISHED, cool. Insulated apt. Adults only. 603 S. Holly. COOL FURNISHED apartment, pri vate bath, Frigiaaire. bob w. Htm OE BAUER APTS. tb at Oakdala Prestige eourtesy. wltb comfort able modern borne. Furnished or unfurnished. Moderate prlcea. By dsy. week or month. Phone 3447 FOR RENT Furnished Hotel Holland epertmenta. electric range and Frigidaire. NICELY furnished apartment Elee trlo range and Frigidaire: i Isrgs rooms, kitchen, bathroom, fire place. Newly renovated. Hot and cold water furnished Mall Tribune Bldg Call at Tribune office. MODERN furnished apartment. 10 Quince 61 VAWTER APARTMENTS 8 rooms, unfurnished Hest. hot water, complete electric kitchen. 843.60: lease. Phone 3078. FOR KENT furnished Booms FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, 124 Tripp St. TOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room (or gentlemsn. 325 South Riverside. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 404 S Orape FOR RENT BOARD ROOM BOARD and ROOM for reliable work ing men. Sepsrs-t cabin. Good home cooking. W. J. Roberson. Box 87. DeBsrr Ave., out old Pacific highway. FOR RENT Nice room and good board. 823 8. Oakdale. Phone 2930 BOYS under 13 years. 828 month at oreiner Home. Gold canyon pony ranch. Kerby. Oregon. ROOM AND BOARD 718 B. Main 1 1 per day FOR RENT -MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 70-acre ranch. 37 under water. For partlculara call at 637 rutman St. FOR RENT Store oulldlng and two omoa rooms sea Ai uttreu or Roland Hubni,rd FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES NEW CAR BUYERS ATTENTION 1940 CHRYSLER Windsor Courtesy Car. Desert beige. Four-door sedan. Beautiful Ladlaw broadcloth two tone upholstering. Has less than 200 miles At a substantial dis count plus a liberal allowance for your old car. See Clans Klelnham mer at HAHN MOTORS Car Salon. Open evenlnes and Sundays. 32 North Riverside. NEW CAR BUYERS ATTENTION I SAVE ON THESE NEW CARS THAT MUST BE MOVED to make room for 1941 models. Two 1940 Chrysler Royal 4-door Sedans. Polo Oreen and Sky Blue. 1940 Chrysler Traveler Coups. Black. 1940 Plymouth Deluxe Coupe. Black. EXTRA LIBERAL Trade-In allowance on your old car. These cars must be moved! HAHN MOTORS AUTO SALON 83-38 North Riverside Open Evenings and Sundays. 1930 CHEVROLET TRUCK with bed cy immediate ssle. Crystal Spring racking CO.. so. Fir St. FOR BALE "31 Chevrolet coach, good condition. Call 238 8. Central. CHEVROLET hydraulic dump truck rnone ,7d. USED CAR BAROATN LOT "The little lot with the Big Bargains." 1611 N Riverside. Open evenings. Russ Semon. mgr. FOR SALE Almost new 14-ton pick up truck. No reasonable offer refused, mu.t be eold. See It at 310 Laurel St. "35 V-8 TRUCK, exceptionally good condition. O. E. Miller. Ashisnd. p.r,r 47" FOR SALb LIVESTOCK REOISTTRED Angors buck. 3 years old. Riddle's breeding, for sale or trade for buck of like quality. A. D. Moore. Trail. . heifer calves. Mile wet Sams PEACHES Excellent quality Craw- VaKey up Ramsey Canyon road ,ord, At t.jc, , H,ourth house . w"rnnt"- on rleht Orchsrd Home Drtv. off FOR SALE Fresh cow, dslry belters Stewart Ave. 719 W. 10th St. rOR SALE Tuscan cling peaches FOR SALE Ouernsey bull. 3 yesrs "!''. Tml,nt- PhoM old 3 miles up Lake Creek Wd "land .497 from Eagle Point, t. P. Brook.. GUARANTEED used wsihers. Essy. FOR SALE Tesm nor.-. ..client n',h- ttJh,nn LJ'll,, 4 condition: asgon: disc: .pring "d"- J'd. Auto 8upp" Co- tooth and aplke tooth harrow: eul- B K'v.rsine. -, , - - rill!.'! r'.1W: P.i-74 ,nqUir' COMPLETE hesry duty wood work Dobbins Stor.. Shady Cove, for nJ outt ' too, tM , n p euuivsn. motor. Inquire 431 N. Bartlett. r0.RALiT78T,.W"? "!:. ," TUSCANciing" 'peaches. Ol.lm ranch, feedera. Wilson. Ross Lane, between Talent upper and lower Stage Rosds. , ' . . ,. TUSCAN Cling Peschet. Just neht r0";e"'-7i,''l', ,'""n, ' csnning. C. D Vrom.n. 3 miles weit of Phuenlr on Coleman Creak Road Dial 6073. FOR SALE POULTRY ...... -,- - FOR 8ALX Ice box. 831 So. River- FOR SALE Colored fryers. Call ve- side. nings. Phone S716. - . - roR SALE Cucumbers, field run or LARGE Isrin.- and rosi-.ine hens 17c I sorted: eleo string be-vr.. Ches lb Hjrphr central Point. Last Owen. Rt 1, Orchard Hoau. Drive, green house oa N. 6 . Phoca 6168 CLOSING TIME For SUNDAY Toe Lata to Classify WANT ADS is 6:00 P. M. SATURDAY PLEASE REMEMBER FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Laying pullets. McRae Reda and Dryden Barred rocxs. Will trade for livestock that can go out on pasture. Mrs. R. E. Car ley, next door north super Y. Mar ket. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 330 aerea. all fenced. Good buildings, mesdows, nee Irri gation: 30 ewea, 13 cows, I horses. All farm Implements. Essy terms. Wllhlte Ranch. Lake Creek. Ore. A HOME Best buy In tha elty for tha money. See 338 N. Oakdal. FOR SALE Good, paying dairy ranch, close In. with or without stock: all necessary buildings, with electricity throughout. Box 3838. Mall Tribune. FOR SALE -7-room bouse, two lots. ten English walnut trees. Redeco rated In and out. Bargain at 83780. with furniture 83750. Payment. 318-30 month. Inquire 4 Clark St. CITY and country propertlee RENT ALS lillANS INSURAr-CE ' C B Butterfleld. 408 Msdford Building WHEN vou think of real estate think of Brown White. $2500 A BEAUTT 4 rooms, furnace, large comer lot; paved. This is beautiful place, priced to sell. Only 13500, wltb down payment of 9300. also $2400 Areola heater 5 -room modern house, near court , house; priced less than half orig inal cost at only 92400. also $3250 Peach Street Home rully furnished 6-room modern bun galow; garage, laundry trays, also We make loan. Including TEA. MARK A. OOLDY Phone S26S 109 E. Main St. Evenings, phone Mr. Beebe 3417. (Exclusive Agent) FEDERAL LAND BANK FARM S Convenient terms Lists available at National Farm Lao Office Hoilv Theater Building Medford FOR SALE OR TRAIJE Beer parlor In between two towns, good busi ness rribune Boi 3380 FOR 8 ALE 8- room new residence, never occupied Hard wood floor, large iivlnc room, paved street close in Ml tent take small house aa down payment 618 So Oakdale HOUSES K)R SALE In Medford and surrounding towns Easy terms Jackson County Federal Savings and unan Awocistlon FOR EXCHANGE -Real Estate FOR TRADE 6-room houae, close In, all clear, for small Improved acre aa;e or modern borne. Will assume seme difference. Phone 37S9 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Peachea Phone 6511. FOUR 32x6. 10-ply truck csslngs. Special sale price. No cash needed. These are exceptional bargains. Lewis Super Service. Phone 31 IB. GIRLS' USED BICYCLE. Terme It needed Call 3110 or tee Lewis Super Service Station. FOUR BRAND-NEW AC-DC Man tola Portable Radios. These will go fast. First come first served. Long fur terms, no red tape. Lewis Super Service. KIDS' HAIRCUTS, Riverside. 39c. 1713Vi Mo. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, sacri fice prices. Phone 6547. FOR SALE Tea wagon wltb glaas trsy. S3 50. 117 Laurel St. FOR SALE Quart fruit Jars. 4650. RUMMAGE SALE of the JT. O. I. S. club. Central and Main. 6 a. m. to 6 p. m., Aurust 8 and 10. CANNING BEANS for sale at the Vance Gardens, on Midway Road. FOR SALE 4-bole Ice cream cabinet with bottle cooler. 61M Spring FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Hsnd crocheted bedspread. 810. Phone 4817. 3'. H. P. OAS ENOINE. IV, -Inch Centrifugal pump: 636-ft. 1-lncb pipe. Price reaaonable. Sullivan. In quire Dobbins Store, Shady Cove, Oregon. SPEED QUEEN, only washer wltb outstanding veluea. Pick Hardware. FOR SALE Crawford peaches. Cal houn place, mile southwest Phoenix. FOR SALE Crawford peachea. Stanclllte. Phoenix. FOR SALE 60 horse power eletrsc. full Deliel tractor, ellghtly used: a repossession, to be sold at a real bsrgsln. on essy terms. Ames Chevrolet Co., Yreka. Calif. Pipe and Fittings New snd Used Large stock. All stars. Oet our prices. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 17 N. Grape St. ' Phone 8744. REAL BUYS In uaed clothing. 1408 No Rlveralda. aeruee from Becse Bakery SONO BIRDS llil Wast Main St. Headquarters Myere-Jacurxl Service all ma lea. PICK pumpa RXiWB DOORS WINDOWS. Clpe fittings pipe, fruit Jars ueds floor cover ing, evervthlng for the borne Jack's Secondhand Store. 108 So Orape LATE cabbage plants 20 Laurel. NU-WAT Mattresa and Cpholstertng co prione sma 309 west Bin St. FOR EXCHANGE WANTED 16-lnch body fir in ex- cnange tor tailored domes. Kiein the Tailor. Upalrg. PERSONAL PSYCHIC card reader. 50c. 632 8. Fir. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loans. ADVANTAGES OF OUR CAR LOAN PLAN V No Interest charged la advance 5. Tour own Insurance accepted 9. Car doee not have to be paid for. 4. You get the money in ten min utes. t. Special low summer payments 6. You deal direct and save money See W E THOMAS. Manager OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Main Office 45 South Central. Phone 4433. License No. M-317. CAR LOANS Solve your financial problems by refinancing or oorrowtng LOANS ON CARS 193.-1939 TKI-STATF ACCEPTANCE CORP. - License M-353 MARK A. GOLDY 100 E. Main. Phone 3366. S20 TO $1,000 On Your Car 1033 to 1940 Model Cars and light trucks. 1 to 18 Months to Repay. CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H BROWN AGENCY Aent 123 Ewt MMn: M-a3fl Phone 3446. Dressmaking. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmsklng Fur ttemodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered Room 303 0 8 Natl. Bank Bldg. Tel. 3931. Expert Window Cleaner. LET JOE DO IT Expert W indow Cleaner.. Oeneral house clean era Floor waxing. Joe Spence. Phone 3954 Piano and Organ Instruction APOLLO PIANO STUDIO-Plsno. Or gan and Accordion, clssaio and modern Best In So. Oregon, 131 So. Orape St. Phone 8168. FRANCES PAIOE. accredited piano teacher. High school credlta given. Both c I a leal and popular music. Pbone 4973 for appointment. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Dtvl.ton of a drama 4 Arbor , I. MlaaraJ spring It. Present time U. Grees market pjice 14 Brnad opea vs.tel 14 Blbllraj priest 14 Anticipate with fore boding 17. Acknowledge 15 Knarl 30. Earthy sub- stsnee used ss s plg- rt.snl ft. Lock opener 21 Rivet dams 34. Rhythmi. awing N Marry 37. Sea In th. antareil. 39. Peiourrd 1L Huse save It Efcxl of Jew nn law II Hebrew let. tet 14. Mre erafty ti Behold 27 (Till l Pftniettte fowl 4'V Firm worran 4U Anf'o.fcaSGD Tava 41 Water 41 Pems 44. Antic olutlan of Vast.rda'a Punl. 41 Tttl of 4 .Mythirnl mattk morntar tT. Imp.rr.nt foe i. Mimry pan i.i 7 Kutrert out 4tv DautThtejrt flt I Hi' riiara cr,t't tar broth or f. On wh i;itr tindt It Etornity auratr r.-B4.1..,.' Wrath i"-1- a ---' 17 Mt mtnd 1 Cfivtf OOWN i. l;i3 i h' rri 1,1 null t.'.Mii 4 F-l luld 4 V(wri7 awaaawl " ' -TI .at ' ' 1 i- k S r BUSINESS DIRECTORY Fura FURS Restyling, repairing1, cleaned and glazed. Prices reasonable. Frances Dolla're pill 'JS'je Evflvn Tire PERSONAL LOANS MONEY FOR SUMMER PLEASURES $100 Total Repiyment $6.72 per mo FVrr any amount, 5 to soo, QetM Thorn for Local Money at Ths -OREGON FINANCE CO. Lie No. 8-211 44 6o. Central. Dial 4433. Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any type of roor pibtO kooii lifts, emirmiea Coatings and Paint. Wall Paper Ekeraoo Paint and Root Co. 38 So Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 S Fir Street. Injured Carriers. Local and Long Distance Hauling pbone 2H88 CITY TRANSFER A 8 TOR AO I CO Household moving and general hauling 29 S. Orape. Phone 4664 day or night. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Offloe 16 South Fir. Phone 383R Prices tight Service guaranteed FURNITVKE MOV I NO AND STOR AGE We have van moving equip inent for local sno long distune hauling Dry and clean storage (concrete building) with special locknr rooms at 'ow rdtes SAMSON BTORAGK WAREHOUSE Prmnf Stocks and Bonds. ONLY STOCK HCKER service In Oregon outside oi Poitland con tinuous quotations d'iring market hours M N Hogan & Co 314 E Main St.. Medford LEGAL HOTICES NOTICE OF FII.IVO FINAL ACCOIST In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of Emms E. Walty, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the undersigned haa filed his final account and report In the above entitled estate and that by order of the County Court of the State of Oregon tor Jackson County a hear ing upon the ssme haa been set for Saturday. August 81. 1940, in the County Court room In the Jackson County Court House in Medford. Oregon, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock, A. M. All persons having objections there to are hereby notified to present the same on or before such time. Date of first publication of this notice la Auguu 2nd. 1940. DWIGHT H. FINDLET, Exec u tor of the Es '.a te of Emmn F Walty. dvnf-l. Big Applegate Big Applegate, Aug. 9. (Spl) Miss Nettie Patenode of Min nesota, who is visiting relatives in Medford,' was a week-end guest of her niece, Mrs. Gay Dutton. Miss Patenode enjoyed a trip to Crater lake while in Oregon. Nels fiwolgaard. employed at the Can trail ranch, la recovering from a tonsltectomy performed In Medford Monday. Ben Schmidt and daughter Joyce arrived Sunday from Ontario, Cel.. to spend tha remainder of tha vacation period with their family at their summer horn. here. Mrs. Schmidt and daughtera. Barbara and Jacque dlne, arrived early In July for their vacation. Mr. and Mra. Walter Bostwlck of th. Ssn Francisco bsy vicinity cslled on friends and relatlvea at Ttueh early this week. They hsd returned from Salem, wher. they visited Mr. Boatwlck'a mother, Mrs. Kva Boat- Cross -Word Puzzle ' P P I f i 7 s Y" W o l 3 7l "I 1 S 7 a -n - "53 '2S Tj 2T5f" - - -n ii r jj - jj i Ss sy 5 -a 11 Ir-BtHut sutt II H:f tKor It Hob a. a. iow St InfurtK 40 Vormttr rllnau 41 Cli' l- v. 41 timivm maj b4ririi 4 PrtealMrif tr 44 Corflm;r11ont 47. Chra-,r1.u fr jii of f'lH Jt-ijriJ rm 41 rrmintfn ( It th fiawn 49 Bib!i uani n.oy e jj o&ta n , R.ur.ei-, U. Cl;mito oi WA aT-H inla 1i Ptrtl'uir 14 Tn-t htcb wovn ts ' r fi '"'it U. Won' ov log wick, and hit sister, Mrs, Owen 0iden. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dawaon of Bell view visit ?d friends In the commun ity Monday. They also motored to thtlr ranch on Steamboat. Oucsts returning recently after spending an extended period with Mr. and Mrs. WUUs Scott were Rudy Sal qulst, Mrs. Oscar Holmes, and Miss Vera Salqulst of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bell of Boring. Ore. Mrs. Holmea was accompanied to her home by her daughter. Gloria, who has ipent a month here with Mrs. ai -S w - w,.-. r.i ..wn. th. h.r h.r Mr. Scott, with his brother-in-law, Edward Kvibll, la Interested In chrome clslms In the hWh Sisklyous. George Boors, mining engineer from San Francisco, waa bere Tuesday viewing the deposits. Among Applegate people leaving to work in the Rogue rtver valley pear harvest sre Mtatee Louise Hair end Billy Rlppey, Fred Dorn, Mrs. John Byrne. Mr. and Mrs. L, R. Myers, Mrs. Otis Buck and Mrs. Jack Hansen. Several will attend the packing school in ars&lon a. Medford. Miss Barbara Schmidt received treatment Wednesday for a slight fracture of an ankle, which occurred when she fell near her home here. Trail. Aug. 9. (Spl) Mr. and Mrs. Antone Cassarette of Redwood City, Cal., arrived here Sunday for a two weeks' vacation and are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Yancey. Rev. and Mrs. Wadsworth are here from California to spend their vsca tlon at Sunset on the Rojue. Mrs. Florence Wstaon and Mra. Leal Tucker are spending a few days in ins mountaina getting nucaie- berrtee. Dr. and Mra. Mallery have been spending a few daya at Yreka, Calif., on buslnrss. Al Gtlhousen Jr. hsa aufflclently recovered from his accident to be able to return horn, from th. hos pital. Mr&dames Helen Coon. Oay Cham- berlln and Jennie Hutchinson apent Tuesday In Medford attending a meeting In axtenelon work. Mrs Msble Msck attended from corvallla. Bob Yancey la spending a few daya at Diamond lak.. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Scott from Klamath agency were wek-end guests at the Ralph Watson home and were dinner guests at tha 8. W. Hutch inson home Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Charles Oobla of Medford were guesta Sunday at th. Burt Clark horn.. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Morgsn are camping at Bitter Uck ereek for a few weeks, having returned from a few weeks spent In tha Blue moun taina near Pendleton. A large delegation attended the Fellowship meeting at Trail Tuesday. Miss Wsnda Howe attended tha telephone at the ranger station so her grandmother, Mrs. Francla Ash. could attend the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oreen of Med ford visited her. Sunday. Jim Sawyer la painting th. school- nous, at prospect. Mr. and Mra. L, L. Yancey and their house guests. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Casssrett. visited Diamond and Cra ter lakes Thursday. Mrs. Boh chsmberlln and Mra. Jim Caey spent Wednesday In Medford. Ralph Watson and sons Carroll and Oordan are working at Union Creek this week. Mrs. Ooldle Johnson and Dorothy Ycung shopped In Medford Wednes day. Butte Falls Butte Falls, Aug. B (Spl) The International Woodworkers of America and its many mem bers here held a picnic In the city park a week ago and served a large crowd with re freshments after several men gave Interesting speeches based on labor situations. Mr. Fenton, who organized the I.W.A here. was present and his speech was interesting and enjoyed by the majority of the people. The I.E.U. and Its members had a picnic In the city park August 6. exactly like the one sponsored by the I.W.A. a week ago except for its speeches. Three speakers were present at the I.E.U. picnic. Main speaker was Mr. Card, organizer for I.E.U., whose speech consisted of condemnation of the I.W.A. Fern Valley Fern Valley, Aug. 9. (Spl.) Mrs. Tom Ramsey, who is at the Community hospital in Med ford, is improving and hopes to return home roon. Mrs. H. H. Puhl haa been 111 the past fsw dsys with lntatlnal flu. Jess, tldrldg. Is recovering from a bed esse of poison oak. Tha wiener roast given by the leader of tha 4-11 Llveetock club of fern Valley at Preecott park on Rosy Ann Friday nl,ht waa enjoyed by large number Kern Valley residents. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Flowers and sons Robert and Dale Jr. called at the I. I. Marshall home Wednesday evening. Rev and Mrs. Roberta, PreabyteHah mlaaionsrirs, attended Fern Valley Sundsy school Sunday. A short talk by Rev. Robert, which ws. .njoyed by all present. Mr. Jennlng and Mr. Hughes of Talent were business callers In th valley Tuesdsy. Mrs O. L. penland had ss her guest '.'enday and Tuesday her nlec. from California. I. I. Marshall was pleasantly aur- Trail prl-ed Sunday by aa old hlpmaU whom he hadn't atn (or 30 y-ara when Lieutenant A. K. Anderson of the U. 8. navy stopped by on bit way to Alaska, where be la called (or duty. They were ahlpmatea on the U. 8. a. Montana. Directors of rrn Valley school are malting the needed Improvement on the achoolhouae. Derby Derby, Aug. 9. (Spl) Mrs. Guy Edmonson of Butte Falls ana ner nioiner, mrs. narvcy Maclntvre. from Washington, spent Tuesday visiting their old friends and neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Hill. Visitors at the F. D. Hill noma Sunday were Mrs. A. Mansfield and daughter Shirley. Mrs. F. Neal from Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lorton and son Bobble of Butt Falls and tbetr son Dewey from Prospect. Mr. and Mrs. Kermtt De Haas and little daughter, and Lyle Haynea from Eag-i Point visited relative. In Derby Sunday. Mrs. Wee Chlldreth of Rogue River was in Derby Tuesday visiting friends. Residents of Derby who have been huckleberry In the pact week Include Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Haynea. Mr. and Mrs. Murl Haynea and family. Murl Deen and aone George and Eldon, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. H1U and Fred Dunlap. Foots Creek Foots Creek, Aug. 9. (Spl Mr. and Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Pauline Wahl of Medford were among those attending the wed ding of Miss Lyndal Jacobs and Roy Cameron at Grants Pass July 21. Mr. and Mrs. John Dole have re ceived word that a son. Oeorg. Ca vln. arrived at th. horn, of Mr. and Mra. George Oliver of Snelltng. Calif.. July 37. Mrs. Oliver la the former Margaret Batea and granddaughter of the Dolea. Mra. Cotter of Milwaukee, Wis., cam. last week to spend some tun. with her sitter. Mra. Archie Bell. Anna Lea Kile and Cecil Watklna of Qranta Pass accompanied frlenda to the Oregon Cavea July 4. Prank Blliott of Redding and moth er of Medford called on frlenda here Autcust. 3. M. Boomsllter and L. Drulff of Qranta Pass called at' tha Oeorg. Lanes home and at tha w. Oelbresth home July 6. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorg. Jacobs have returned horn, from a business trip to Portlsnd. Beagle Beagle, Aug. 9. (Spl) Mr. and Mrs. Sater and daughter Derva Jeanne, of Medford, were Sunday visitors at the Sander son home. They have just re turned from a trip into Idaho where Mr. Sater visited with his brother for the first time in about 20 years. Rev. Millard will hold preaching services at tha Antloch echoolhoua. Sunday, August 11. There will be speelBi music by th. Rev. and Mra. Millard and a basket dinner aerved under tha trees after eervloes. Every on. la Invited to com. and enjoy tha day. Mr. and Mra. Ben Bellows and baby and Mr. and Mra. Marlon Bennett spent th. first of th. week on Huckleberry mountain. Mr. and Mra. Chas. Sanderson have Just returned from a four-day trip along th. coast. Walter Orsnt la having serious trouble with his .yea. All hop. b. win be better aeon and regain bis normal alght. Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Sanderson and children of Shady Coy. wen Sunday visitors at th. Melrln Martin bom.. THE GRANGE Cold Hill Grange met with good attendance August 1. Mrs. Millie Walker of Corvallls was a visitor. Marie Christensen re signed from the ways and means committee and Irene Johnson was appointed. Granges of the county are thinking of starting horseshoe teams for both men and women and having contests. Ethel Martin. H. E. chairman, announced next H. E. meeting would be at the home of Bertha Hedgepeth August 13. Gold Hill Grange is planning to start an agate on its way to different Granges. Jack Pink erton, John Gray and William Howes are on the committee. Bellvlew, Like Oak and Gold Hill Granges plan to visit En terprise Grange in September. Word from Bill and Pearl Ferguson says they are doing fine and had taken in the San Francisco fair. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walsh and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mar tin are on the serving commit tee for next meeting August 19 Watermelon was served by the John Gray and Fiene fam Hies. Lecture program Included songs led by Irene Johnson, Edith Howes acted as pianist. Precision Spindle Bolt Sett ford A, rarrs. Utt S3, ear price 81-88 Cher. iS-SI, infra, list 81 So, our price 11.18 others similarly puree Hor. W. Thompson. 44 N. Rlieraloe Meteorological Report B r. n. heathfr rihead Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Saturday, little change in tern perature. Oregon: Generally fair tonight and Saturday but cloudy on the coast, slightly cooler northwest portion to night, moderate west and north wee wind off thw coast. Temperature a year ago todays Highest. 103; lowest, 61. Total monthly precipitation, none. Deficiency for the month, .01 inch. Total precipitation atnee Sept. 1, 1B30, 33 60 inches, Excesa for tha season, 4 68 inches. Relative humidity at p. m. yesterdsy, 13; ft a. m. today, 6V Tomorrow: Sunrise, e:13 a. m4 sunset, 1:19 p. m. Observations Taken at : a. m. to Meridian Time Boise . Boston Chlcsgo Denver ureka Havre . .100 . 80 88 sa - so - es Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Pt. Cldy. Clear Clear Clear Pt. Cldy. 66 Los Angeles 58 so Medford S S? New York ST 78 Omaha , , 73 88 .13 Phoenli "a 88 Pt. Cldy. Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Ptcidy. Cloudy T. Cloudy Ft. Cldy. Portland , 81 80 Reno 87 81 Rossburg 98 87 Sslt Lake. 88 88 San FranclacoL. 88 88 Seattl. 88 88 Spokane 84 88 Wash, D. C. 81 Taktma 97 87 Pt. Cldy. 3TI0N THREAT OUTDISTANCES CUPID Portland, Aug. . (Pi Mar garet Klees, county license clerk, decided today the threat of conscription had replaced Cupid as the prime mover In romance. Marriage licenses In July and so far this month are the high est In 12 years. Last month 225 couples obtained licenses com pared with 175 the correspond ing month In 1939. Sixty-three have been Issued the first Mix days of August against 42 a year ago. More than 190 application are on file. TOUCH 0lTe trwabM Martinique. Frenrk West Indiee Islsnd la the Caribbean, goes V. Harwood Blacker (above) aa V. 8. consal. He formerly waa al Mexlee Cllr. New York's mayor, F. H. LaGuardla, has had 13 official residences since he took office. The National Gallery for Art, In Washington, D. C, now n ear ing completion, cost $15,000,000. cart WirW woiHng...cry beet ki aeiV Boywi ntt fined to your av come Youf cor need no be paid lor. KodiK. yew preienf sieymentt. Why not ask utt Cernsnosrolol Tluan Ctarywrtlcm ltlUj B. Mala Street. Mrdfnr 4 rimn. I)?. Lire na. M-184 ' I "I " "i1 "' 1 1 "'a ' r - nil ' 1 I A !!etXl " tW-vf A , dV'y ,e. V . " W ml