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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! t MEDFORD MAIL TRIEUNT. MEDFORD. OREGON'. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1940. : .fa ! stead every aa ou in it t,s you mil prooaoiy fmd exactly Uu things you un mu look ls (or o iu ot trad lot unused articles you may oev. Search your etuc or etor-room rou m lino many thlsge other v 1HIJ14 end o aola 10 realle immediate caah. U wht you want uot net, advertise for It. mouoa Clas sified Ada ara inexpensive effective I RATES Par word tint liiaartlunJt (Minimum tSc garb additiunai insertion, per word tc (Minimum 10c) Per Una prr month wiibont Copy Chang 91 M CASH or monay ordar must ac company all mall ordar classified ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST Bay bona. Reward. Notify 130 Kenwood. v SUCPOttl mat dug, animal cruelty caeca Humane Society Phone 0161 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED- Upholsterer. Shults Bros. WANTED Man to cut wood. All winter Job. 1738 N. Riverside. WANTED Someone to eaw and haul apple wood cut and trimmed, on the aharea. Phone 1031. F. M. Corllea. WANTED Single ranch hand, food milker. Inquire Flcbtncr, ttb and Fir. WANTED SALESMAN SALESPERSON WANTED Good pay, Jleaaant work. Apply 8 to 11 a. m.. 07 E. Main. Mr. Bepm WANTED FEMALE HELP TWO YOUNG LADIES. 18 to 34. to complete group traveling to New York ai a return, doing office ealee work. Experience unnecessary. 166 month, bonue snd all expense advanced. See Mr, 8almon, Jack eon Hotel. WANTED Girl for housework. Phone 4431. YOUNO LADIES, 18 to -a. tree w travel, circulation work. Drawing account 160 a month. Transpor tation furnished. Lady chaperon. Hotel Medtord, Mrs. A. Moore. WANTED Olrl to help with bouse work and care of children Stey nlghta. room, board and wages. In qurJEUnoajtMslr WANTED SITUATIONS NURSE, care prostalltts, any chronic or elderly. Home and reasonable salary. Tribune Box 4818. EXPERIENCED OIRL. 34. wlshea bookkeeping or general office work. Excellent referencea. phone 3833. WANTED Typing bv neat, compe tent typist. Box 4808 Tribune. BLADE ORADER MAN wanta Job. 107 Haven. EXPERIENCED young woman wants housework by hour. Box 4777 Tribune. EXPERIENCED LADY want house work by hour. Phone 3570. BUSINESS COLLEOE OIRL. experi enced, wanta homework for room and board. Dial 3-9, OWN WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED TO RENT Small acreage with pasture. Must have electricity. Around 1150 per year. Close In If possible. Box 4988 Tribune. LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED, work guaranteed. Call and deliver. Mac ft Floyd a. Phone 4080. 333 N. Riv erside. Make your old mo-ver like new. WANTED To rent with option to buy. garden powered walking cul tivator. Telephone 680 Jacksonville. WANTED Hereford or Durham year ling feeder steem snd hel.'ers. Phone 4017. Route 3. Box 136. WANTED Ambitious student for training which has given Increeeed earning power and pleasant work . to many others In psst 71 year Dsv snd evening sessions, up-to-dat courses and equipment, with air and ilcht conditioned class rooms. Medford Business College Winter term o-en Mondsy. Sep tember 18th. OWN. WEIL DHILLINO 11 50 net ft first " SO ft. elo J M Duuge 118 King EK9TRAND for complete landscape service pruning, hedge trimming Dial 1138 WANTED TO RENT Suburban acre age with furnlnhed house Phone Marshall. Hotel Allen WANTED to Rent small furnished modem suburbsn bouse Box 3736 Tribune WANTED All those who want furni ture fet our prices It will pey tou HOI KROCIK ri BMM BP. 11 Nnrth Front Phone 4031 WANT" L Wool, mohsir nide snd peita Medford Be-rsli. nVn.ee 27 Norlb Orape 9t Phone 1744 HF-I PHD rMM Mil HhMflHE Phune I0 Vtt. PV MOKfc .H r-i.t Y- ti rnrT..vire fMNMHI Hi 4MiKr:Ht 6th and runt Phone 333 HK.Htl tH PRM M P-.D pvyi To r rMrmiMre Mrl't'lKH HtKia. IIHI 77 N nr-f 5' tl-nn J44 ftaX.MIPb - OrevtT.iaUeai aite atioti Kathertne 'vr.m, 4MCfgr Abop 32 6ouiA Ura. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS I WANTED 3 or 4-room, small, fur mshed nous Adult unif Trioun Box 2?i8 FOR REN 1 HOUSES FOR RENT Small furnished bona 11 W. Fourth. FOR RENT a-room duplex, fur nlahed. 10 month. Phone 208. 3-ROOM modern cabin with fireplec. furnished. 813 month. Darke Log Cabin Court. Dark a grocery- 1 o.3. 4-ROOM furnished duplex for rent. S20 8. Fir. FOR RENT Modem eottagee. Pic kett'a Camp, west aide Foots Creek. FIVE-ROOM HOUSE for rant, Adult Dial 4745. 631 Pann. Ave. FOR RENT Unfurnished a-room bouse, tut W. Main. Fireplace, oil burner. 133.10. Pbona 3311, FOR SALE New 8 -room bouaa, smell down payment, balance Ilka rant. Pbona 1804. FOR RENT Modem l.room stucoo bouaa Baaement furnace. Newly decorated Adults 63) Pine FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent. Adult only. 101 8. Holly St.- FURNISHED 9 and 1-room apart menu. Adult. 134 King. FOR RENT 4 -room apartment, nice ly furnished. 708 S w. 4th. FOR RENT Well furnished apart ment. 140 s- tioiiy. CLEAN upatatre 1-room furnlahed apartment; modern, Frlldalre. elec tric range, oil heater, garage. 344 1, N. Ivy. Phone 4843 or see Frank Barber, 616 McAndrewa Road. FURNISHED APARTMENT; heat. pit. vate bath, Prlgldalre. 808 W. Main FOR RENT Apartment, I8 60. In quire Shady Nook Grocery. ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED, heated apartment, private entrance. 118 A. Oakdale. FOR RENT Modem furnished two room apartment, with ltht. water Call at 31 Haul St.. near Big Y. OE BAUER APTS tb at Oakdale Prestige, courtesy, with comfort able modem home. Furnished or unfurnished. Moderate prices. By week or month Phone 3447 FOR RENT Furnished Room FOR RENT Sleeping room for gen tleman. 134 Tripp St. VACANCIES in private home, also young man to ahare room, twin beds. Dial 3808. 43 N. Peach. 8LEEPINQ ROOM. Phone 3340. ROOM for rent. 401 Edwards. FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room for gentleman 335 South Riverside ATTRACTIVE ROOM for gentleman 104 Pennsylvania. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 404 S Orape FOR RENT BOARD ROOM FOR RENT Sleeping room with kitchenette. 408 S. Riverside. FOR RENT 3 nice rooms with board. 410 Beatty. Dial 4177. FOR RENT Pleasant sleeping room In private home. Board If desired. 18 Almond St. Phone 3733. BOARD AND ROOM. 801 Eaat Main. ROOM AND BOARD 716 E Main si per cay FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR KENT 8 tore oulldlng and two office rooms sea AI Llttrell or Roland Huboard FOR SALb LIVESTOCK WEANER PIOS for aale. Oeo. Tedrlck Phone 6413. FOR SALE Oood work horse, weight 1700. Ben Gardener. Lake Creek FOR SALE Six choice feeder pig. F. M. Craig. Bean Lane. LARGE two-year-old GuemAev bull. also 13 weaner pigs. Oeo. H. Kurx. Eagle point, Ore., Star Route, Box 68. FOR SALE 60 weaner pigs. C. T. Hlgdon. Fem Valley, Medford Rt. 4. Bor 321 FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Thoroughbred New Hamp. shire Red roosters. Rt. 1, Box 168, Central Point FOR SALE DOCS. PETS FOR SALaS Qolderi eoek?r puppies Hunting atrsin. 410 Maple Psxk Drive. FOH SALE RLAL ESTATE LOT on Penaylrsnls Are. Any offer within reason in next a weeks scoepted. Phone 3691. FOR fl A LB House, 4 rooms, bath snd utility room. Recently mod ernized. If you want bsrvaln. se owner on Jacksonville Highway, Bn 52. POR 6 ALE 1218 W. Main. 15-vear morttfaaje. Payments 427 .85. Re decorated Inside last month for owner now trarrred. OrlBlna. coat 47500 Apprstsed by loan com pany st 44750. Totsl price Includ Ina some furniture. 44500. iVe It today make an offer. No dealera WHY PAY RENT t?1787 Psrtly furnlahed duplex. P 1 I O I Juat redecorated snd In excellent condition. Pered atreet, good locution A home snd an income. Terms QOOAA Llvine; room, d:nlnr room. JaJajUv kltchn. bath. aerTi porch, three bedroom Oak floors, fire place, larare sttlc. Paved atreet, waikir.? dio'ance. 4300 down, bal ance 41! per m"inh ELMER HARRIET) Mo.7 N. Bartlett. Dial 44 or 4M0 FOR .SAII leo-srre Oorden Parrh rer Bear'e Or. See Mr. OorCen st Pt'.nk Rsnch. $1300 or 41500 furnished; a bed room house. 1510 W. Main A BAROAIN fl-room home, a beta, roomi. clo" in. ct1 ;oca!n Pc rifir for immw-''- 129 S Ivt iron a ALT Income property 313 frnt feat by 177. 346 4) Rlver ' aide, owner. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 38 acres, 10 in ladino clover, land practically level, 4 -room bouse with bath, city water, electricity, fair outbuildings, only 4 mllee out on food road. Price 13950 includ ing 1 cows. 3 heUcre and calves, a horses, all bay and farm ma chinery. Also 4-room plastered house, shower bath. laundry traye. large lot. close In euuu, terms. Also 8-room furnlahed bouse, well located, to trade for emallrr house. L. (3. PICKELL 18 8. Bartlett S2450 Caat 63s Butr Modtrn 4-room Spanish bom; fir, placa, furnftc. garage, largo lot Only 3&Q down. Phon Mr. Btbsj, 3417. 301 8. Central, Apt. 4. $600 Ktar High School 14 Iota watr. sidewalk and flra protection. This la a bargain. AK $1600 ' Near Schools 5-room mc-lern home, gsrag. paved atreet. Death In family makea It necessary for present owner to sacrifice. MARK A. OOLDY Phone 1388 108 E. Main St. WAR NECESSITATES SALE of better Medford home. Mortgage company's appralaal la the price. Dial 3873. $26,000 LStaSn, ale by On account of old age. Pineet dairy ranch In valley on Rogue river. 17? acre: 44 acree free water. Can trricate 70 acre more. 100 cow capacity Fully equipped with machinery. 30 cows, 30 head young stock, horses, hogs. Barn and silo full; good build ings: spring water in house. See D. E. Millard. 6HADY COVE. Phone 304. TRAIL. WHEN rou think of real ettau think of Brown White. CITY and country prupert.ee RENT ALS UDANS ir.SUKA.SVB C Q Butterlleld. 400 Medtord Building IfOUHES OR SALE In Medford and urrouDQinB vow mi &nn ivnni Jackson County federal Saving and Loan Association. FEDERAL LAND BANK PiRUI Convenient terms Lisle available at National Farm L a a n Office Hotlv rheater Building Meaford FOR BALE - Oood paying dairy ranch, close in. with or without stock; all necessary buildings with electricity throughout Bos 3836 Mall Tribune. FOR BAiaB -7-room house, two lots ten English walnut trees Redeco rated in snd out Bargain at 43150 with furniture 43760 Payments 418 io month inquire 4 Clark St FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES '36 PLYMOUTH Coupe, original fin. Uh like new, perfect mechanically. Todav's special only 4345. PIERCE-ALIEN MOTOR CO. Dodtee and Plymouth NOW HERE 1041 PLYMOUTH The "One" for 41 8e Them Today 80.000-MILE OUARANTEE st HAHlf MOTORS Chrvsler snd Plvmouth 33-38 North Riverside FOR SALE Model A Ford, 443 cash. 137 Almond. FIRST WITH FLUID Optional in 18, 30 and 40. NOW Standard On AU. 1041 CHRYSLERS Ask about our 80.000-MILE OUARANTCT HAH! MOTORS 83-38 North Riverside USED CAR BAROAIN LOT The little lot enth the Blr Psnrslna." 1611 W Riverside Open evenings R'te rTTior, mrr FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS PULLER'S Sensstlonsl Pall Patnt Ssle, Sept. 9) to 33. Free shoe rsrk with 43 purchsse of paint. Med ford Lumber Co., N. Fir st 3rd. FOR SALE Italian prunes. Phone 6051. Allen Smith. POR SALE 47030 Speed Queen wsfthlrwr machine. 450. Vi south of Stewart Ave. on Peach. Clarence Miller. ORAPES Fl rat house west of Upper Orlffin Creek School. FOR SALE New iron bed. sprtnn. dresaer, rocker, chairs, camp teble . snd chslra. 613 W. 4th. rOR BALE Tokay grapee. So per lb. Dial 6269. POR SALEUivd Qusker circulating oil heater. Capacity, a to 4 room a. Price 435 Can be aeen, 41 8. Front. "DEER HUNTERS. LOOK" M Wins-hwaar ,, . $ TOO 35-35 Winchester 16 00 SO-30 Winchester ... 17 00 30 Remington Autrnistle.. 83 50 35 Remlntfton Automatic 3730 Save on any msfce rifle At CLIFF'S SPORT SHOP 317 North Riverside POR SALE Pears and Delirious, Jonathan nd Newtown applea Joe Kantor. Route 4, Box 337. t ml lea seat of Prtonlx. FOR SALE Orspea. J. A. Manke. 3 mi;s tsst jscksenTiue. Pt. l. Box 2M. POR SALE Montatj wood clirulatlng heater. Tel. 3735. CAMNINO TOMATOES, lc lb., also Srng Beana V lb. Phone 6165 Chaa Ow?n. Orchard Home Drive OIBSON MTI.L. engine eruaher. com- flete. 2U. P. O. Boa 465, Orsnts ass. TOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR BALE MEO-181 kill crab grass. Spray it on. Monarch Seed at Feed Co. FOR BALE Dry body fir and bard wood. Dial 6180. BRADSHAW pluma. Petite prunea. Concord crapea. 311 Vancouver Phone 3378. FOR QALE Inoculate your cover crop seed before planting witn NITRAOIN. The surest ai d safest lnuculant to use Monarch Seed to Feed Co. FOR BALE FLOWER POTS, ordinary burned or glazed pot. Largest stock In town. Monarch Seed Feed Co. GENUINE Concord Orapes for sale rnone vtw. FOR SALE Earthenware crocks for pickles. All sites. Monarch Seed to Feed Co. LAROE circulating heater for sale cheap or trade for what nave your Inquire Barneburg and Andrews. SERVICE AND PARTS for all makes washers and pumps. Pick Hardware DAMSON PLUMS. 3c. phone 630 Perrydale. Jacksonville. Hifhway L A. Worden. FOR BALE RCA. Victor Portola radio, 13 tubes. In (rood condition. 48 00. Irutraham Electric kitchen clock, 41.00. Twentv-lb. Chat Man vegetable scales. 41.00. 33S 6o. Riv erside. ORDER YOUR WOOD now from Hswiey direct from woods, by the ioaa. rnone tMis. TOMATOES. No. II. lo lb. CUCUMBERS, 411 te BEANS. Kentucky Wonder. PRUNES, lc lb., you pick. l',c picked. B E. Ford. 2 miles wen on Jacksonville Highway. Phone 6203 WINDOW CLASS, cut snd Installed Hansen Hardware. WOOD CIRCULATORS. Best buy in a. nri nara we re . FOR SALE 60 horse power Cletrac. full Deuel tractor, tiuhtly used: a repossession to be sold at a real bargain, on easy terms. Ames Chevrolet Co.. Tieka Calif. FOR SALE -Small eectrle radio In mo ii case, suuaoie ior college use Consider exchange for calf or pul ls t. Call svenlnga at 117 N. Peach BONO UIHDB 1W7 West Main 6t FOR SALE P e.ehu, unlrrlgated Eioertae vernon oucnes. Route 1 Bos 380 Phone evening 6318. FOR 8ALE--Inaestructo trunk, like new Csll evenings st 117 N Pescb REAL BUYS In used clothing 140S No Riverside acr-je from Beck's Bakery Pipe and Plttlns Nr and Used Lsre nock AH slzea Oet our prices MEDFOKD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Orape St. Phone 3744 FOR SALE Three cars vetch Just unloaded, get yours at the right price and the m ' t ure you most oeaire. Monarch seed & Feed Co FOR SALE Winter Oray Oats. White Winter Barley, Rye or Wheat to mis with your cover crop vetch Monarch Seed to Feed Co. FOR SALE Sulphate of Ammonia Sea us for prices and delivery dates. juonsren seea at reea lo. FOR BALE Nice clean feed wheat 41.40 cwt. Rolled barlev 85c asck Ground barley 41.23 cwt. Monarch oeea reed Co. FOR SALE GAINES DOO FOOD. ine most papular of an brands Monsrcn seed tv ied Co. DOuKfi windows, cipe mtin?s pipe fruit tars e3 floor cover tot!, everything for the home Jack's Second hsnd Store. 108 Bo Orape Nil. WAV Uarfeaa. .na n.lnl.l..i. Co Prmne 2nfl West 3th Pt FOR EXCHANGE Real Estate PAS A DEN" A 6-room 47000 home for western Oregon stock farm about same value, p. O. Box 163. Pasa dena, calif. Mail Tribune Daily ACROsa IS. Oblseta for f. Predleajnent choosing by IT. Whirlwind off 10. Dsd ths Fsroe It Blacknsn Ulanda r A, It. Resolution m.JluTJ Bvln n"I 41. out of ment 44 oitniet 14. Enfllsh letter Month 15. Chans 47. Cook In a IS. Hoods'! eoata certain way or eloaka 4. T.Tet ia Bymbol tor t?. twlets erow4 tantalum 14. Sufficient: It. Romen postle emp.ror - S4 Conjunrtloa IL Kit..! of S7. Frolic mlHtsry cap M. Pull apart ft. Doctrine SI. Chinese It, Drslnlns pit mtssure of In a shsft dmtsnc It. South AT-.rl- 12. Salts of elale can river ana TT. Stylish 44. Grows dim 2I. Kn:e p.m . Kymhot for Iroa 11. Dlmlntflh 47. Express II. Pronoun verbally ' K s I I ,'YI l H ', I'" i s " a 1i i S n J M 2S "T "" Jj S 31 !7 5 Ti Ji Ti "si 4 I La BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY C a f . right for man and wife. Oood Iocs. t'.-n and r-t-tne 18 N R'v.rtt.e FOR EXCHANGE WILL TRADE livestock or ranch In eastern Oregon lor trailer bouaa 8. R. Hutfhra. Trail. Ore. TO TRADE--Will accept wood as down pavment on gooa trues Wttham Magueto to Parte Co.. 316 Esut Th Medford INSTRUCTIONS PIANO INSTRUCTION PLAT THE PIANO, quickly and cor- recny. An age over live, naitrnt Supplemental Ptano Aids. Music free. Fred Alton Height, Piano Instructor; composer of "Our Land. Our Flag." Songs arranged for pub llcaMon fiirtlo a: Liberty Blrtr. MISCELLANEOUS QUILTS COVERED and tied. 81 Phone 4617. MRS- DAISEY BINNS. piano Instruc tor, special attention to Beginners. Reduced prices. 333 King St. Dial 4264 PERSONAL CLAIRVOYANT READINGS. Arthur Arm? Apt. 5 BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Auto Loan ADVANTAGES Or OUR CAR LOAN PLAN I. No Intereat charged In advance, a. Tour own Insurance accepted. a. Car dots not have to be paid for. 4. Tou get the money In un min utes. 6. Special low fait payment, a. Tou deal direct and aava money. See W I THOMAS. Manager OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Main Office. 4S South Central. Phone 4433. Ucense No. M-317. CAR LOANS Solve vour financial problema by refinancing or borrowing LOANS ON CARS 1S3H-1938 rm-aTATK acceptance corp. Ucense H it,) MARK A. GOLOY 108 s Main. Phone I3S8. AUTO LOANS We Finance the purchase of NtW and USED Cara. or If you need money QUICK, We will Re-nnance or loan on your car. W Mset al competition No Delays The Wahl Agency Room 1 Jackson County Bank Bldg Dial 4471 (Motor Investment Co.) License M374 120 TO $1,000 On Tur Car 1933 to 1840 Miwel Can and light truck I to 18 Months to Repay. CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H BROWN AOENCT Agent 123fsst Msln M-339 Phone S448 PERSONAL LOANS MONEY TOR FALL AND WINTER NEEDS $100 Total Rapaymant $6.72 par me, Csll on us for cash for echool, fuel, and winter clothing needs. OREGON FINANCE CO. Lie. No 8-311 45 So. Central Dial 4433 Cross -Word Puzzle Solution ef Yesterday's funis Lie l.lk. Artlr' North wester stste DOWN Klnil of electricity t. Urht earrtaaa I. Oroove i Egyptian aolar glsk 1 Minute openlnge a. Vor sssmplei abbr. f. Ancient wine veaaal a Part of the mouth I. Hawaiian sslutstloa 10. Chllilrsn'o same IL Too IS Fwrmal greetlrge 17. Nsrrow fabrle 20 R.gret 21. Kn. rain 11. atue of hers I'sht wood It. Ft.ad eor-a 10. T'ssesr wound 22 Mountain! Scotch 14. Rtundere Ch'ef ertne Is. Poriugusse title St. Problems 40. Kp.cs ef duet 11 total 14 Time long gem 11. !'..rr M. Kme sword A'nfid "I. Ailmsl !. Tn'n cake 17. Coocn is. Ors.nland attis'nnt e fmoH.h l Csl.r of target V Rurrow is, Ari nclal HTATOtnTTBT5TZWSTIT5 nJja rad!e f i iy IdIemtIsIjo Ir EJJa mtha l tio'oInIa' E P I TffipHfcM I r!e3 n;qIn A pyQr'ece ptgl A'N E!LlpaEB!l Jv ftg IU 1 1' 1ftTCffsao!E nU1 flaTI 1 1 1 IbIbInIei iNtllwj BUSINESS DIRECTORY Asssyer and Chemist ROBT D CARPENTER Aasaver snd Chemist 7!4 East H St. frans Pn Ore. DrastmaKing. THE FASHION SHOP -Dressmaking Pur itemodellng Buttons and Buckles covered Room 803 U B Nat) Bank Blog Tel 3931 Expert Window Cleaner. LET JOE DO rr Expert Window Clesnsr.. General house cleaners Floor waxing. Jos Spence Pftone 3054 Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof Pabco Roufituga, Shingles Coatings and Paints. Wall Paper Ekersun Paint and Roof Co. 88 So Bsrtlett Tet 3843 Stocks and Bonds. ONLY STOCK TICKER service In Oregon outside ot Portland- tlnuous quotations during market hours U M Hian to Co, 814 E Main St.. Medford Tramlar. IAVI8 TRANSKCH AND 8TORAOI 40 8 ftr Street. Insured Camera. Local and Long Distance Hauling Phone 388 FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR AGE Wa nave van moving equip ment for local ana long dletenc. hauling Dry and clean atorage 1 concrete building) with apeclal locker ruome at low rates SAMSON PTORAOA WAREHOUSE Pbona a7S0. CITY TRANSFER at STORAGE CO Household moving and general hauling 38 s Grape Phone 4604 day u- night. EAOS TRANSFER at STORAGE CO Office 18 south Ftr Phone 3838 Prtrcs runt Service guaranteed LEGAL ItOTICES Notice of Final Hearing Kotlc la hereby given that Florence J. Lai rut. Admlnlstratrll of the Estate of Alfred Lelng. deceased. did on the 17th day ot Auguat, 1840. tile in tne county court of the State of Oregon, in and for the Coun.ty of Jackson. In the matter of aald estau psndirut therein, her final account and report, and petition lor discharge ! ana tor eettiement ot seta ecaount, and the aald Court haa fixed the 31st day of September, 1940, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock, A. M., In the Courtroom of said Court at the Court House In the City of Medford, Oregon, a the time and place for the hearing of objectlona to said final account and report, and all persona having objectlona thereto arc hereby notified and required to file or make the aama objection at or be fore aald heerlng. FLORENCE J. LAINO, Admlnlstratrll of the Eatat of Alfred Lalng, deceaatd. Notloa of Meeting of Board of Equal isation. To Whom It May Concern: Notice la hereby given that the board of directors of Oranta Pass Ir rigation District will meet Tuesday. October let. 1940. at 10:00 o'clock a. ra. In the district office In the court house, Oranta peas, Orrejon, acting as board of equalization for the purpose of reviewing and correcting It assessments and apportionment of taxes for the yesr 1941. Such assess ment list aa approved and adopted by the boerd of director of said dis trict la now on file In the office of the district where It la open for Inspection by all persons interested. This notice la published by order of the board of directors of Oranta Paaa Irrigation District, this 4th day of Septemavr. 1940 GRANTS PASS IRRIGATION DIS TRICT. BRedCsrftecretery-ifsn Big Applegate Big Applegate, Sept. 9. (Spl) Guesta of Mr. and Mra. Frank Dutton Sunday were Ted Bol- eau and aon Robert, Harvey Dutton, and Mra. Charlotte Shlmmln and daughter, Betty, all of Medford. Mrs. Beaal Richards ot Seattle, ad 00m pa riled by her brother snd sister. In-law from lo Angeles, spent sever. si days last week In southern Oregon which Included a visit to mining property here on Star gulch, where Mrs. Richards formerly resided. Wesley Franc of Llttl Applegate went tat Jacksonville a few days ago, where he will be employed at th J. A. Mank ranch eaat of town. Mr. and Mra. Harold Crump and aon Rollln snd Lee Boyd were among trtoee attending the exposition at San Francisco recently. Mre. Ulla Hssklns and son, eompanlng Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Haaklna, motored to Diamond Lake Sunday. Tha group also visited the Medford airport on their return. Mrs. Rose Ooldaby and aon Bert arid granddsufhter ef Portland war guest of Mrs. Ed Smith a few day ago. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dartand and sons. Oerald and Jlmmuj of Medford. were guest of Mr. snd Mr. Oay Dutton Sunday. Quest Friday at the Dutton horn were Mr. and Mra. Frank Factor of Medford and their aon. Robert, of Loa Arejele. Mis Carolyn Benedict ha returned to her horn her after spending a mm time with relative at Oranta Paaa. Carolyn will enter Medford Junior high school. Bud Feebler of Medford. former Ruch resident, recently accepted em ployment In a store at McMlnvlll. Mr and Mrs. Percy Memtt of Klsm sth Fall spent a few dsrs her re cently with Mrs. Merrttt's parent. Mr. snd Mrs. Jamea Winnlnghem While her they enjoyed en over night motor trip through the mow Ulna to Happy Camp and Oeves city, going through a large game refine in which they saw tz deer which lacked two of being tli largeet number een there st on tlm. Mr. and Mr. Mtrrttt had returned front a trip to Seattle. Applegeu boys who are member of the Mdrord football team, and who spent last week st Lake 0' the Woods on sn outing with other mem bers of ths team and Coach Bower. man. ware Aubrey Taylor, Wesley Devts. Dan Winter and Jim Waltts. Martin McDonough attended the rodeo at Lakevlew last week. A group spending the week-end at Crescent City Included Mr. and Mrs. Loen Offenbacher and sons, Mrs. Sarah Wilcox. Mr- and Mrs. Edwsrd Kubll and son, ( BUI Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Soot tie M&thney, and Russell Mre of the community snd Bill bkrv man and Miss Dorrts of Medford. Mr and Mr. Offenbacher and Mrs. Wil cox visited Oregon Csves en routes to the coast. Among local stockmen riding for best cattle last week were Fred West. Glenn Salt marsh. Nelson Purest and Clarence Buck. The beef are report ed to be in average condition and owners srs optimistic over reports on prices. Mr. snd Mrs. Ed Word of Klamath Falls snsnt the week-end hers with the letter's parent, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Offenbacher. George Brownies, employed at Chll oquln, spent the week-end at bis Lit tle Applegsss home. Riviera Riviera. Sept. 9. (Spl Mr. and Mrs. John Garrison were Tuesday dinner guesta at the R. L. Miller home. Tha occaaion honored Mr. Miller'a birthday. Guests later In tha evening were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Miller of Grants Pass. Mrs. Elsie Meis sner and daughter Beth, of Glendale. Mr. Archie Bell and sister, Mrs. Cottar of Milwaukee, wit., who were In an auto accident August 80. are recovering at the Bell home on Birds eye creek - David Blrdseye spent ttv week-and at his horns here, returning to echool at Eugene the first of the week. Ben Newell of Corvallla waa a week end guest at tha R. L. Miller home. Millie Walker returned to Corvallla Sept. t. where she will spend the winter whll her daughter Syblll at tends OSC. Mrs. Mattl Row of Same Valley accompanied her for a two week vaoatlon. Lloyd and Bobby Holllfl.ld of Shady Cova were Plverla callers Sept. a. Antelope Antelope, Sept. 9. Spl) Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs. Hosier of Oakland. Cat., were week-end guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Blair. Mra. Hoffman ia Mra. Blair's aister. Mlas Edna Larsen. daughter of Mra. Floyd Harpar. arrived Sunday from southern California for a week's vis it. With ber was Homer Harper, who haa been visiting bit sister and aunt for same time. Miss Larsen will re turn to her home oa Sunday. Mra. Harold Zundel of Lake Creek visited Friday with her father, Carl von der H.llen. Lad lea' eoelal club will meet Sep tember 18 at the boms of Mrs. Floyd Harper, with Mra. Vera Harper aa as sisting hostess. Mrs. Louisa Oreb left tills week for sn Indefinite visit In Wsthlngton. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Owens and daughter, Allen, visited th state fair in Salem. Also at th fair war Cora Bighara and Patty von der Hal le n. Cor participated la the style review and Patty went to show her fat lamb. A telegram from Patty stated that her lenfb was Judged grand champion and sold for Sl.a0 per pound. Mr. Francla Miller and her hus band of Dorna, Calif., were over night guest of tha John Orebs on Friday. Mra. Clarenc Blell left Friday for Modesto, Calif., to return her duties Instructor In horn economic In Modesto high school. Mr. and Mra. Blell hav spent th summer with ber mother, Mrs. Jim Owen. Word baa been received from Salon that th girl exhibiting work from th Antelope 4-H clubs, cell Blghm placed fourth with her wool dress and Patty von der Hellen won first with ber canning eihlblt. Derby, Sept 9. (Spl) Mra. Helen Drtskell haa aold her ranch to Mr. and Mra. Ralph Haworth of Sacramento. Mra. Haworth la Mra. Nick Myers' aister and through her many visits she la not a stranger hara. Mr. snd Mrs. Frank Hill wen agree ably surprised Sept. 1 by son Reuben. Mr. Reuben and llttls daughter, Marlon Francla. amvtnf In tlm for breakfast. Their horn I In Sen Rat al, Calif- and they motored up through the night. It had been al most two years sine their last visit her. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McDonald and son, Bruce, of Portland are vlaltlng Mrs. McDonald's mother. Mr. John Allen, for a few week. Mr. and Mrs. John Leydon of Shady Cove visited Mr. and Mr. T. D. Hill Sturdy. Eunice Johnson Is ft far Port lead last week to visit ber two sisters sad attend high acbool. W. W. Tbied of Eagle point waa a vtet lor at th Marl Ham horns Mondsy. Be would Ilk to see s Sundey echool in thl community and would help organise on. Th highway la being Improved from her to Butt Palle with gravel going on nd new paving. School aterted her Sept. t with only thirteen children enrolled. Mis Nighter la th new teacher. Mr. and Mr. Reuben Hill and lit tle daughter left Friday. They spent th short week visiting old friends. Tueedy they took Mr. end Mr. P. D. Hill with thsm to visit Dewey la Prospect. Monday evening was spent st th W. H. Allan home. Wednesday they vial ted Mr. and Mra. Ed Eldred and Thursday they had a melon feed with th Murt Heyne family. Tribune want adg, Derby LODGE NOTICES ecornsa tars il Atatt meeting Lodge and Chapter 1 30 p. m., Sept. a. L. I. Williams. Sect;. TAUSMAN UDO NO. 11 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS will convene Monday evening after pot-luck aupper by Pythian sister. All members are urged to attend. Card party alter meeting. TABLB HOCK COUNCIL. No. 33. Stated aaaembly Tuesday, Sept. 10th. FRIE M OPAY. Ills Mser. Meteorological Report By fj. S. WEATHER BL'REAO rorecaeta Medford and vicinity: Party elaudy tonight and Tuesday: little change In temperature. Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday, foga on the coast, cooler in tha Interior of north writ portion, gentle variable wind off the coast. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: highest 87. lowest 47. Total monthly precipitation, .14 Inchee; excess for the month, ' .08 Inches. Tout precipitation since Septem ber 1. 1940, .14 Inches; excess for the season. .08 Inches. Relative humidity at S p. m. yes terday 3T percent; 8 a. m. today, 7 sunrise 5:46 a. m, sun. set 8:30 p. m. Observations Taken at 4:30 a. sa. U0 Meridian Tim. If I II City Bole T3 Boa ton ,,, . 73 Chicago 84 Denver Sfl Eureka .. aa Havre 74 as Mr Cloudy 87 .00 Cloudy 68 jtn Rain 88 jOO Cloudy 81 .00 Clear 88 JOO Clear 63 M F Cloudy 64 .10 Cloudy 84 M V Cloudy 88 T Cloudy 68 JOO Clear Lo Angeles. aa Medford 81 New York 7a Omaha a. Phoenlk SI Portland S3 Reno .... RoMburg . S5 Salt Lake 08 San Francisco 69 Seattle 78 Spokane 87 Wash., D. C 78 Yakima 80 67 61 T r Cloudy .00 Cloudy 67 M Clear Clear 68 HO 80 XKJ P Cloudy 84 J7 Clear Clear 68 DO Talent Grange) Talent Grange met Septem ber S, with Albert Arnold and Victor York present aa visitors from Bellvlew Grange. Grange presented Mra. Wm. Breese with a large bouquet of gladiolaa aa remembrance of her 83th birthday anniversary. She la the Grange'i oldest mem ber. On September 10, Horn Economics club will meet at th home of Mra. Nell Ridings in Jacksonville. The evening program opened with singing. Harry Weagant gave a reading following which Frank Reed gave some worth, while pointers on tomato grow lng. Mr. Reed haa been raising tomatoes for 33 years. Mra. E. S. Robbing had very interest, lng story to tell of her trip o and from the rural mall car riers convention- at St. Louis. Mra. George Hartley told of her experiences while visiting ths fair in San Francisco. The pro gram concluded by all alnging ths Star Spangled Banner. . For refreshments the Grange enjoyed a watermelon feed, melons being furnlahed by Mr. and Mra. George Hartley. ttms Valley Grant Leoturer'a program for Tues day night, Sept. 10, wilt consist ot pictures of Bonneville dam, line extensiona and power In use, also a talk on Bonneville power by Morton Tompkins, overseer of Oregon state grange. The program will begin at 8:30 and will be open to ths public. Only six of ths approilmstsly 130 bridges (panning th Mississippi riv er are at or below Memphis, Tana, torn 760 mists from tha strsem'a mouth. 1 1 ,1 .... 1 MM-' WtrW wrHeg...S- Ukk awV payment frit, e your lev com. You. cor ned rmt be rWV aen1 fee. taervco yexer present payments, vVny net eta est CcrnrnorcioJ FljiaUkvM Cssrpmttast inVfc E Mam atreet, M-drur Phone mi. Ucense M-IS4 . . 41 I a I THE GRANGE ' 1 a-v ww