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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NINE Vant to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities1. f MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUN'E. MEDFORD. OREGON. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1940. punt Jwd vry ad una Oil will prooaDij ilud exactl) to tbinga you oav ons look g for or a aeie or trade foi mused article you may nave bmtcd youx aiuc or turruom vyou may find mauy thicgi Oners are etsesUug end m able 0 realise .nunediste csaq U rbt you want tan bar. idmUM lor It. Tribune Claa ftfted Ada are inaxpenaive tffacure RATES word firal liiaerllooJtc (Minimum tV) ftach additional insertion. I km mord 1c w (Minimum luc) fm line per inootb wit hoot eopy change , ,. , Jl-a CASH Jot money ord.r mail ae- j company all mail ordet Iclasuiied ads. i LOST AND FOUND PORT lost dogs, animsl cruelty Cases Humane Society Phone 8161 i " ) WANTED MALE HELP 'ANTED Single, steady ranch hand. Exl milker. Prol. Ensjelhardt, ute 3. Boa 30. tANTED Someone- to saw and haul apple wood cut and trimmed, on line shares. Phone 6031. F. M 'Corlles MALE AND FEMALE HELP 8TABUSHED ROUTE AVAILABLE a. want a good man or woman to ; aerve established customers In Med ;Xord. Must up-to-date line In the : world. No investment. Write 4510 HoMls St.. Oakland. Calif. WANTED FEMALE HELP .. . uMiavwntiir amri mi Utli Vl, ,1 - " - or children. Steady. Phone 344 Central Point. fANTED Experienced person for .'general nuiwwwrk. mnini.o.j I permament. Mrs. F. Corning Kenly Phone 4668. E 'ANTED otenogrspner. ijumocr r perlenca. Part time. Phone 4114 'ANTED Olrl to hem with house work and oare of children Stay nlghta. room, board and wages. In quire H E Unci, 408 East Main WANTED SITUATIONS Experienced oihl. tt. wishes bookkeeping or general omce wnm; excellent references. Phone 2933. WANTED Practical nursing. Doctors' references. Mrs.Mackay, 1229 Court St. TnrmrMrFn U'nnri Cutter wishes atesdy Job cutting wood. Has own car: go anvwnere. r.. uiutji; i WANTED MISCELLANEOUS HVANTED Persian cat or kitten. Write description, price, etc. Box 4099 Tribune. IPANTED Good snotirun. 13 or 16. pump or automatic. Charlie, 308 N. Riverside. JrV ANTED All kinds of tractor work and hauling, will take livestock or grain. Tel. 6356. WANTED TO BUY Mul broke to ride. 750 or 800 lbs. Phone 4357 or Inquire 419 Arcadia. WELL DRILLING 91 .50 per ft first 80 ft. etc. J. M. Dodge. 519 King ICANTED TO RENT Suburban acre ace with furnished house. Phone Marshall, Hotel Allen. WANTED to Rent, small furnished, modern auburban house. Box 2736. Tribune. WANTED All those who want furni ture get our prices; it will pay you HOI.RKOOK IIRMTIKE IB North Front. Phone 4033. WANTED Wool, raohsir. hide and pelts Medford Bargain House. 37 North Grape St Phone 3744. REST PKIC t PAID For Your Furniture. IADS FIRNITIRE. Phone 4246. HE PAY MORE CA1H Fr Your Furniture BARNER1 Kti A ANDREW th and Front Phone 2333. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PID For Your Furniture MEDFORD RAHUAIN HOI Hi 37 N. Grape St. Phone 9744. i WANTED Ambitious student for trsming which hss given Increased earning power and pleasant work V to many others In past 21 years t Day and evening sessions, up-to-date courses and equipment, with air and light conditioned class rooms. Medford Business College Winter term oDens Monday. Sep tember 16'.h OWN WANTED Apartment near Washing ton school. Box 4046 Tribune. WANTED Dressmaking, alteration. Katherlne Satterlee. Singer Shop 32 South Grape WANTED 3 or 4-room. smsll. fur nuhed house. Adults only. Tribune FOR RENT HOUSES SMALL FURNISHED modern houses at Rotfiie-a-Lure Trail. Ore a'.OOO up Water furnished: hl?h and grade school bus at door. FOR PENT 9-room unfurnished house, cell at 138 Vancouver. FOR RFNT Partlv furnished e-.tnv-:ve 5-room ho'ise. Garage 915 w. loth. ATTRACTIVELY turo!Vd houe in Perrydale. Inquire 913 W. 4th. PENT 5-roon noim fur- t xl !d TnSli t-r.l-. -t;. 6U al . aUw. act. FOB RENT HOUSES OR RENT 6-room furnished mod ern bouse, close In. Dial 3138. . OR RENT 6-room modern house, partly furnished, pasture. 409 Maple Pare. FOR RENT 4-room modern born. Inquire 625 W. Jackson. PCR RENT 8-room unfurnished house. 631 Pennsylvania, 432 50. Phono 3890 or oil t 31T Apple St. FOR RENT First class residence: oil burner, large living room, hardwood floors, fireplace: walking distance from sebool and business, ft 18 6. Oakdale. FOR RENT Modem o-room stucco bouse. Basement furnace. Newly decorated Adult. 035 Pine. FOR RENT Modern 6-room bunga low, redecorated. Inquire 84 K Peach. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Partly furnished apart ment, five rooms, very nice. Ga rage. Reasonable. 915 W. 10th. FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart ment, reasonable. 618 N. Central. FOR RENT Clean 3-room furnished apartment. 344 A. Central. FOR RENT Eastlawn Court Just completed. 4 - room unfurnished apartments. Phone 4435. i FOR RENT Modern furnished apart I ment. Inquire Apt. 6, 339 North Holly. Durell court. FURNISHED Apartment. 3 rooms and bath. Electric range, oil heat. Very attractive. References. Vacant Oct ober 1st. 809 West 10th. FURNISHED APARTMENT for rent Adults only. C03 8. Holly St. FURNISHED 3 and 3-room apart ments. Adults. 124 King. FURNISHED APARTMENT; heat, pri vate bath, Frlgtdalre. 808 W. Main OE BAUER APTS th at Oakdale Prestige, courteey. with comfort able modern borne. Furnished or unfurnished. Moderate prices. By week or monh Phone 3447 FOR RENT Furnished Rooms PLEASANT, well furnished sleeping room for rent. 33 N. Peach. FOR RENT Bedroom. 814 8. Holly. FOR RENT Desirable room. Gentle, man. 803 E. Jackson. FRONT ROOM near bath. Brick house, 10th and Ivy. FOR RENT Clean, heated room for gentleman. 331 West 6th. PLEASANT Bleeping room. Tel. 2340. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 8. Orape ROOM for rent. 408 Edwards. FOR KENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room for gentleman 336 South Riverside ATTRACTIVE ROOM tor gentleman 604 Pennavlvanla. FOR RENT BOARD, ROOM ROOM AND BOARD 716 E Main 1 per flay FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 2 -acre pasture. Dial 3Q08. GARAGE FOR RENT. 31 N. Orance. FOR RENT Store building and two office rooms. See Al Uttrell or Rninnrt Hubbard. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Fullblood Duroc Jersey weaner pies; also brood sows, same breed, will farrow in October. O. A. Edwards, Rt. 4, Medford. Phone 6906. FOR SAIJE Guernsey heifer calf. Call 6U43. FOR SALE 3 fresh heifers, also weaner pigs. W. E. McMlnn. High way 66. Ashland city limits. FOR SALE 3 milk goats or will trade for calf or good alfalfa hay. J. R. Robeson. Talent. Ore. FOR SALE Twenty head milk goats at barvain price. Good milkers A C. Hutton, Grant pass, Rt. 1. Bv. 540. N P. 99 FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 100. year-old White Leg horn hen. T. M. Adams, Midway Road. FOR SALE 300 Dryden Barred Rock pullet. Inquire Medford Poultry A F-rwr Co FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Furnlsned house. 61500. Small down payment, rest like rent. 412 I.rVirM. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FARMS FOR SALE--D7i cre. 4 acrea meadow, fair buildings. Crater Lake highway. 61.000. Also 60 acres on Crater Lake highway. 3C acrea meadow, lrrinated, 30 acres uraln land, 20 acres brush pasture. 63.600 Will consider some trad on either one. Tom Lovell. Eaele Point. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Convenient terms. Ust available at National Farm Loan OfMt Hollv Theater Btir.dlii. Medford. FOR SALE 30 8'immit Ave. five room home, hardwood floor, piped In oil Hatrola. .(replace, launary porch, maid' room, double carafe, lot 75x140, enclosed bark yard with nlc lawn and shrubbery, price 3800. Charle R. Ray. Room 317 M'dlord Bld. Phon 3902. FOR SALE 4-room modern house. jut tifmlv r-moOeled. For q-Jtck sale, 62 000 216 N. Columbus Ave Owner Jacksonville Highway. Box 52 FOR SALE 10 acrs mrnted land In Ladt;.o clover: improvement: price 61500 Charles Carpenter. 3 ml!f uut Eat Evtn Creek Road, Route 1. .taue River. Or. FOR SALE 318 acre near Mdford Machinery, hay, 2 home. Butldjntrs mwjy pii in ted Prlte 67500. 123 Oberiin St.. Athiatid. FOR SALE Oood paving dairy ranch elope in. with or without stock: all necessary build intra with electricity throjehout. Box 3634, Mall Tr15 HoC"EA FOR S ALE In Med for! and .irru'ji.ti'nr r.r. erm JSC?. .l f '.!)T K-"e.A tkTUakJa FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 94 ACRES, all level, best of soil, frra Irrigation, l-rooin modern house, city aster, lare b&ru, stanchions for 24 cowa, also hay bsrn. milk house, granary, hen house, 7 acrea ladino clover. 30 acres alialla This Is one of the choicest farms la the valley. 915.000, terms. Also 4-room plastered bouse and breakfast nook, fireplace, hardwoud floor in living room, cement foundation, garage, fenced In back yard, near Junior High. 92200, Also 3-room bouse, city water, electricity, aewer connections, 9375. L. O. PICKEU 16 . Bsrtlett. $3800 EAAt Side Height Like new, 6-room. strictly modern east side home, all hardwood floors, fireplace, furnaoe, basement, laun dry trays, laiye lot, tfarag. A wonderful buy at 83800. only 6500 down, balance, easy monthly pay ment. Also $2000 Modern Suburban Home 3 acres, good soil, paved highway. 4-room modern bungalow: all reno vated: larce chicken bouae. Terms can be arranged. MARK A. OOLDY Dial 3266 109 K. Main Evenings. Dial 3417. 62700 Nearly new 3-bedroom home, hardwood, close in, paved street, nice yard. P. O. Box 517. CITY and country properties. RENT ALS. LOANS. INSURANCE. C 8 Butterfield. 409 Medford Building FOR SALE by owner 6-room house in excellent condition at reaaonaoie price. Call 4097. WHEN you think of real estate think of Brown & White. $1300 or 815O0 furnished; 3 bed room house. 1510 W Main FOR SALE Small 6-room house, corner lot, cheap. See Mr L. C. Grimes, Associated Station, Central Point. FOR SALE 7-room house, two lots, ten English walnut trees. Redeco rated In and out. Bargain at 63750 with furniture 63750. Paymenta 120 rnth fnoulre 4 Clnr St FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Oood model T Ford, good tires, in flood shape. John Blasa Lozler Lane. FOR SALE Model A roadster, 685. Phone 4260 or 4885. FOR SALE 1937 Hudson Coupe, radio, heater, good condition. 133 N. Holly. Apt. 3. FOR SALE Your choice 629.50. 1 Dodge Sedan, 1 Pontlac Sedan, 1 Chevrolet Tudor. Final clean-up. All In running condition. CLAYCOMB MOTOR CO. Ashland, Ore. Phone 4011. I'SKI CAR BR1AIN LOT. "The little lot with the big bargains." 1611 N Riverside. Open evenings Rum Semon. m?r. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS PEACHES for canning, lc and 2c lb. Bring containers. Phone 4235. OATS and VETCH for sale E. W Gebhard. Rt. 3. BARGAIN Monks 12-inch sawdust burner. Sacrifice for quick sale Phone 4913. FOR SALE Baled straw. Phone 6283. FOR SALE Large wooe circulator, used 3 months: trade for oil circu lator. 31 S. Peach. WINCHESTER 30-30 Special, excel lent condition. 61S. Dial 3468. FOR SALE Small, heavy duty, hy draulic ram. Phone 3906. HAVE YOUR furniture reupholstered, reflnl&hed. reglued. Dial 2908. SMALL Westinnhouse electric range and Westlnchouse refrigerator for unpaid balanc. 1297 Sunset. Phone C. G. Hunt. CONCORD and other variety Orapes. L. P. Christean, !i mile south on Kings highway. SPANISH -AMERICAri War Vetera"? will hold a rummage aale Sept. 18 and 19. next to Pantortum on North Holly. MFD. FUEL Night fuel oil delivery Tel 3766. FOR SALE Ruga, chairs, davenport, stoves, lamps, etc. Call Friday after 5, Saturday alter 3 p. tn.. Sunday and Monday. 11 Chestnut St., ort west Main. FOR SALE Desk, bookcase. Card table, kitchen chair, sewing ma chine, clock, bathroom scales, rocker metal kitchen stool. Reason able prices, 613 8. Holly. FOR SALE Bsrtlett peara, tree ripe, and apples. Jos Narys Orchard, Route 3. FOR SALE Concord grapes, 3c per lb Spring St., Box 139. FOR SALE Pears and apples, all kinds. Joe Kantor, 3 miles east of Phoenix. 20 TONS LADINO and Rye Grass hsy. 89 ton: 3 milk cows; mowing ma chine, trailer, weed burner. Chariea Carpenter, 3 miles out East Evans Creek Road, Route 1, Rogus River. Ore. FOR SALE Small piano, excellent condition. 135 N. Holly, Apt. 2 FOR SALE Fine Concord grapes. 3c you pick. 3'4 miles 8. Pacific Highway, phone 6468. FOR SALE fluperfex circulating oil burner. Edith Rose, Jacksonville Star Route. Box 101. CHAN NINO SWEET ACRES at the end of West Jackson, 6450 per tract. Approved for F. H. A. loana Also 5-room modern house. 3 acres, Irrl tvion. shade. p:eaant place, 61600 6i50 cah. hsUnre ntc rnt. J C. BARNES, 20 V. Pach PMone 4928 GENUINE Concord Orapes for salt Phone 2896 FOR BaLE Common r-!eand vat-h O T- Wilson. Ball Lane Phone 6400 PRl'KEA. le lb. vou pica; lse pick. e1. Csntsloupee ani Kentucky Wonder Fans. B 1 Pord, 3 mtlea West on JacksonTllle Hlghwa Phnr.e '2r? ' ." '. ,v i a and t.p. '-r a Cu. fa) ae6. x) Wssl Jl 6W FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS REAL BUYS In used clothing. 1405 Ni. Riverside, acroaa from Becks Bakery. DAMSON PLVMd and Petite prune Mra. D. W. Luke. Phone 6491. FOR SALE Concord Grape 3c. Glen Ko:er, dams Valley. FOR SALE Wood -Mrmlatlng heater almost new. See Frank at Pierce Auto Freight Line. N. Central Ave Pip and Putin New and Used Laive stock. All size. Get our price MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Grape St. Phon 3744. DOORS. WINDOWS. Pipe fittings, pipe, fruit Jar, beds, floor cover ing, verythtng for the home Jack 'a Secondhand Store. 106 So Gra. . SONU BIRDS 1137 Weat Main St. HAY ORIND1NG Portable machine, largest aiae. Tou ar protected against all personal and property damage. Ira Wheeler. 220 8. Grape. Medford. Or. Dial 4476. Go any where. FULLER'S Sensational Fall Paint Sale. Sept. 9 to 33. Free shoe rack with 63 purchase of paint. Med ford Lumber Co.. N. Fir at 3rd FOR SALE Grapes. J. A. Manke 3 miles east Jacksonville, RU 1 Box 298. FOR SALE Dry oody fir and hard wood. Dial 6180 SERVICE AND PARTS for all makes washers and pump Pick Hardware DAMSON PLUMS. 3c. Pnone 6269 Perrydale. Jacksonville. Highway L. A- Worden ORDER YOUR WOOD now from Hawley direct from woods, by the load. Phone 4503 WINDOW GLASS, cut and Installed Hansen Hardware. WOOD CIRCULATORS Best buy tn town Ftck Haidware FOR SALE 60 Dors power Cletrac full Deiset tracuir. slightly used, a repossession to be sold at a real bargain, on eas) terms Amet Chevrolet Co.. Yreka Calif. FOR SALE Small ectric radio in metal ease, suitable for college use Consider exchange tor calf oi pul lets call evenings at 117 N. Peach FOR 8ALE--lnaestructo trunk, like new Call semiag at 117 N Peach FOR PAI.E -OAINE S POO FOOD. PERSONAL PSYCHIC Card Readings. 50c. 632 nr. FOR EXCHANGE TRADE bull calf and 61 for heifer calf. Fat cow for milk cow. phone 6444. FOR SALE or TRADE Nice trailer house. 1023 W. 9th St. TO TRADF Will accept wood na down pavment on good truck. Wltham MaAneto & Parts Co., 216 Ent Rth. Md fort. MISCELLANEOUS FREE Fire sawdust. Totten's Tie Mill, Butte Falls. BRING IN YOUR GUNS for repsira before hunting season opens, to Powell's Gun Shop. We nino buv, sell snd trade. 114 N. Front St QUILTS COVERED and tied. 61 Phons 4617 MRS DAISEY BINNrf. piano Instruc tor. Special attention to betjiunera Reduced prices. 323 King St. Dial 4264 INSTRUCTIONS RUTH LUY. dance studio. Phone 3851 HATTIE REAMES WHITE, piano teacher. High school credits given. 220 Laurel Dint 3fl90 FOR EXCHANGE Real EilataITY TRANSFER STORAGE CO ' . Household moving and aeneral TRADE Medford home tor Bay Area. niaum.. 121B w MVn Closing time for Too Late to Claa tfr Ada la 1 SO p m. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Hurried 6. Adu't winged form of an Insect 16. Conjunction 15. Sandarae tree It Thick Persian rug 14. Geometrical ratio 16. City of th leaning tower 16. Journeyed It. Lesrn by heart :o. Angr 2L Not of th acal St Old French 17. Arabian gar- mant 21. Nervous twitching to. Lift 14. Incarnattoo 3. Character 17. Set free it. Sea eaties 40. Kind of ape 41. Tsnnls stroke 41. Devour 44. Bird of th crow famllv 44. Cnit of weight for gems It. Manuscript: ahtr, 4. H(fh mountain 40. Stons for bam- merir it leather coin B2. Scatter it. Flble seswead 51. Chin... ecr.t II. Pronoun society 24. Town In Ohio 14. Pour I i i I I I I? I (t ' I" I" ----- 3 1 "H ly s n -ftT 3 if 3 v 3TJT . """ "7" " " "" f T" 25" "35 f""3 3 7i si TT n r7 r 5 1 i 11 1 I i r 1 I I I BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Loan ADVANTAGES OF OUR CAR LOAN PLAN 1. No tntcreu charged in advance 3 Your own Insurance) accepted 8 Car doea not have, to be paid for. 4. You get th money tn tern min utes. I. Special low fall payment. 0. You deal direct and save money Se W E THOMAS. Manager OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Main Offlcs. 45 South Central. Phons 4433. License No. M-317. CAR LOANS Solve your financial problems by Refinancing or borrowing LOANS ON CARS 1932-1939. TRI-ST.tTE ACCEPT tN'CE CORP. Llcfnse M-35S MARK A. GOLDY 109 E- Main. Phone 3366. AUTO - LOANS We Finance the purchase of NEW and USED Cars. Or if you need money QUICK. We will Re-Ftnancs or loan on your CAR. We Meet all competition. No Delays The Wahl Agency Room 7 Jackson County Bank Bldg. Dial 4478 (Motor Investment Co.) U cense M274 $20 TO $1,000 On Your Car 1933 to 1940 Model Cars and light trucks. 1 to 18 Months to Repay. CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H. BROWN AGENCY Agent 1?3 Fast Main. M-236. Phone S446 Asiaytr and Chsmlst ROBT D CARPENTER Assay er and Chemist 714 East H St. Grants Pasa. Ore. Export Window CUinir. LET JOE DO IT Expert Window Cleaner. General House cleaners. Floor waxing. Joe Spenee phone 3954 Dressmaking. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking Fur Remodeling. Button and Buckles covered. Room 303, U. 8 Natl. Bank Bliltr Tel. 3931. Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof pabco Roofings, Shingles, Coatings and Paints. Wall Paper. Ekerson paint and Roof Co., 38 So. Bnrtlett. 71 Stocks and Bonds. ONLY STOCK TICKER service In Oregon outside of Portland con tinuous quotations during market hours. M N Hogan 6c Co., 314 E Main Pt . Medford. Transfer. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 8. Fir Stiret. Insured Carriers. Local and Long Distance Hauling. Phone 2888 FURNITURE MOVINO AND STOR AGE We have van moving equip ment for local and long distance hauling. Dry and clean atorage (concrete building) with special locker room, at low rates. SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE Phone 3756 hauling. 28 S. Orape. Phone 4664. Clay or night. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 18 South Plr. Phone 2828. Prices right. Service guaranteed. Cross -Word Puzzle Solution of Yesterday's Puule S7. Come on the ste M. Plnaira voice M. Wlitrlwlnn r.fr th. Fsroe Islands 64. Troublesome plant 11. Final DOWN 1. Source of map! simp 5. Plain or oid- fahiorJ 8. Comfort 4. I nits of weight i. Trts)a users 6. Trtalninc to marrta T. Astiunl I. PrmenUd a. m 10. Mu-le drama 11. AU'ittion to a document 17. Bunrlas IV. Kd.ble tuber 21. Oriental guluu ?J. Isin 2i. Blvaivs mol- lunks n. Tofss hum mu.f bird Cut of meat Those who 31. guarantee payment Xt. r?oraUons S3. ftpnse?s ji. Kwifs rlvr n. laa4 44. W"iriM 4j. Fatty fru't 44. Dill of fax 47. Sum LO. l'naaptrf6 hi. City hre AtiaT'iat'id .1- ir el i1 it in ' iiuite HiylEnsiciRuiensiAiw A. 5L "1 It. ;U)P,E I UVTA k 1 pUetIn.s 1m,ab fWI .m'aTtiHsJe EiMTJy Tjo TBjHufenw' ig j4& II E PI I !cQf'lwnr40!SE I ClM Ajjlf?' vhEaal 'I NfrNII iCQAlClElTll lc It M;0TffM,ARiS Hffegl BUSINESS DIRECTORY PERSONAL LOANS MONEY TOR FALL AND WINTER NEEDS $100 Total Repayment $6.72 pr mo. Call on us for cash for school, fuel, and winter clothing needa. OREGON FINANCE CO. Lie No 8-311 45 So Central Dial 4433 LEGAL NOTICES No! Ice of Meeting of Board of Equal- lauttlun. To Whom It May Concern: Notice la hereby given that the board of directors of Grant Pass Ir rigation District will meet Tuesday. October 1st, 1940. at 10:00 o'clock a. m. In the district office in the court hou4. Grant pas. Oregon, acting aa a board of equalisation for the purpose of reviewing and correcting lis assessment and apportionment of taxe for the year 1941. Such assess ment list as approved and adopted by the board of directors of said dis trict is now on file in ths office of the district where It is open foe Inspection by all persons Interested This notice is published by order of ths board of directors of Grants Pass Irrigation District, this 4th day of September. 1940. GRANTS PASS IRRIGATION DIS TRICT. Bt F Bffd Carter. Sccretfiry-MnnaRer McLeod McLeod, Sept. 16. (Spl.) Mrs. Helen Axtell was a din ner guest of Mrs. Tessie Vaughn September 13. Mr. Dora Traylor of Elk ton. Ore., la the house guest of her sister, Mrs. Dave Pence on Elk Creek. Mrs. Arthur Mulllns has gone to Payette, Idaho, to visit relatives. Roy Vaughn Is now working at Diamond Lake. Ronald Axtell la chopping hay at Flounce Rock. A branch public library of Medford ha been Installed at Howe's store at Trail. Mr. and Mrs. E. Traylor of Klamath Pali were dinner gueat at the home of Mrs. Tresale Vaughn Sept. H. Mrs. T, Richardaon, Mrs. Babe Chll ders. Mrs. Mae Chlldera and Mra. Aada East, all of Medford, visited the John Richardson ranch September 8. Lake Creek Lake Creek, Sept. 16. (Spl) Gerald Hansen of Brownsboro and Margaret Walch of this place left Wednesday for Reno to be married. Lloyd Walch ac companied the young cnuple on their trip. Mr. and Mrs. Hansen w:h make their home in Eagle Point. Mrs. t. E. Meyer Was a guest Thu re day of Mrs. Wallace Ragsdale. Mrs. J. B. Short was an overnight visitor Monday of Mrs. B. M. Bush. Mr. Minnie Grlsaom 1 ft guest this week of Mrs. Herb Grlsaom and Mr. Orlssom. Loren Damon left Wednesday for a visit with reatlves In California. Nichols Branch Nichols Branch, Sept. 16. (Spl) Mr. and Mra. Marvin Gossett and family have moved to Medford for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Holman, daugh ter Mary, and eon Henry, have re turned from a vacation and business trip to Long Beach. Calif. Mr. and Mra. V. R. Matthews and daughter, Velma Noble, hare returned from a ten-day vacation trip during which they vlalted Mrs. Mathews' slster. Mra. Robert Alford, of San Pedro, Calif., and In Tijuana, Meileo, th. San Francisco fair and In Oak land, Calif. Mr. and Mra. L. H. Tlbbltta spent Sunday run Mr. and Mra. Jter Marshall of Brownsboro. Mr. and Mra. BUI Holman eared for their two grandchildren while the parents. Mr. and Mra. Benny Boren. attended the Pendleton roundup. Prospect Prospect, Sept. 16. (Spl) Mr. and Mrs. Emery Nye and small son Jerry moved to Keno last week, where Mr. Nye har school bus driving job. Mra. Earl Webber, who baa been aUylnc with her eon. Clfford Webber, of Klamath rails, during Illness of hla wife, returned to her home here Prlday. On Saturday Mrs. Webber, together with Mr. Webber and their daughter. Mr,. Oeor(e Sherman, at tended to buaineee matters and shop ped in Medford. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Robblns left for their home In Portland the first of the week, after spendlni a week here visiting Mrs. Rooblna' par enta, Mr. and Mra. Harry Hart, at Cas cade Oonte, and vacationing In the Hart summer cabin near the Diamond Lake highway. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Dlckerson and family, who have been living at Mulr Creek during the summer months, moved to a cabin at Cascade Oorge. Their sons, Robert and Dale, are attending Prospect school. Jack Veushn la recovering, though still on crutchee, a. the result of getting kicked In the back by a horse at hla horn, on the Oreen Meadows ri' h. Among thus, from Prospect attend ing the funeral of Warren Conley of Butt. Palte last Saturday, were Mr and Mr. R. I. Moor, and family. Mr. and Mrs. fwti Jantser. and Mr. and M-t Victor Chapman. Mis Muure la aa auot, sad air. Cbapmu Is an uncle of th deceased, and Mr. Jantarr is a cousin of Mrs. Con ley a. Mr. and Mra. W 11 lard Horn and family have moved from Elk Creek to the new Hedpeth house, on the Ulnch road Their daughter, Melva, and son Norman, are attending pros pect high school. Mrs. Ludo Grieve, her son Onnla. and Teddy Janteer motored to Ash land Saturday to arrange for a board ing place fur th boys while attend ing Southern Oregon College of Edu cation. Mr. and Mrs. James Dole took their son, Paul, to Nampa, Idaho, Friday, where he will enter Northwest Nas erene college aa a tteslman, Mra. Jamea H. Grieve waa hostess for the Prospect bridge club Thurs day at her home at Grieve resort. En joying the affair were Mrs. Earl Pl rlch. Mrs. Elmer Clemens, Mrs. Dean Tate. Mra. Everett Fraedrlck, Mrs. Floyd Kelley, Mrs. Wallace Denklna. Mra Mary Orteve and the hostess. Mra. Jamea H. Grieve. Mra. Wlllard Horn, accompaled by Mra. Walter Young of Eagle Point, shopped and visited friends in Med ford Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jantter at tended to business matters and shop ped In Medford Friday. Mr- and Mra. Richard Wayman and children, Mildred and Jimmy, who have been living at .Cascade Gorge for several months moved to the Laurel hurst district Into the house formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs Dale Sawyer. Mrs. Earl Ulrtch and Mra. Wallace Denkena shopped and visited friends and relatives tn Medford Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Peyton, former residents here and now living In Washington, spent a couple of days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Gus Dltswortb on the Green Meadowa ranch. They came to southern Ore gon to attend the funeral of Mr. Peyton's father. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clemens and daughter Dorothy left Saturday for Oram Pasa where Mr. Clemens will receive medical treatment. They also sttended to business matters at Wolf Crerk and spent the week-end with Mrs Clemens' brother-in-law and sis ter. Mr. and Mra. William. Clay baugh. Prospect high school had an elec tion of student body officers Friday. They are a follows: president, Her bert Sutcllffe; vice president. Mer wln Bosche; secretary. Ann Fraed rlck: treasurer, Eunice Webber; ser geant -of -arms. Bobby Blaeas; busi ness manager, Dorothy Sutcllffe, David Veatal of Reese creek has obtained employment at the Oeorge L. Janteer Lumber Company. Inc., and Is ataylng with hla brother-in- law and slater, Mr. and Mra. Lewis Jantser. Prospect high school hss an en rollment of 56 student this year, with a promise of several more within a few daya. They havs de cided to hold their annual carnival September 37. Mr. and Mra. Harry Hart, proprie tors of the Cascade Oorga store, left Saturday for a few daya' vacation In Portland. Climax, Sept 16. (Spl Climax school opened Septem ber 9 with six pupils and Miss June Wcy bright of Ashland as teacher. Mis Roberta Werte has one to Prlnevllle, Or-, where she will teach the coming year. Bhe was accomp anied by her parents and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. I H. Werta and Cha. Jant eer of Central Point. Bobby Rldgeway entered Central Point high school lsat week. V. H. Wert and Prank Hurst havs completed their reservoir on drlsaly mountain. They began work on It three years ago. Mrs. Zelda Hurst attended ths Lake view roundup and visited rela tive there last week. The following were guest of Mr. and Mra. Cha. Jantser of Central Point at their wedding anniversary dinner Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Owen Austin and family, Mr. and M.-t. Ted Kinney and family and Mr. and Mrs. U H. Werts and Norma Jean. Carl Hanson has been plowing on the Hanson -Jan tser ranch ths past week but baa now gone to Dead In dian to haul logs. Mrs. Frederick and Bob started to town Tuesday but had gaa trouble and had to be taken In by Oreo Kun. FAMILY KEEPS Detroit. (U.R) Arthur 3. Strong, 79, whose uncle engaged Abraham Lincoln In a target match to prove superiority of his repeating rifle which later was credited with aiding the Union army, has followed the family tradition. Strong., who worked with his uncle, Christopher M- Spencer until his death several years ago, has submitted a new de vice to Canadian officials for straightening rifle barrels and stepping up light arms produc tion. "My uncle often used to tell me of his target match with Lincoln." he said. "He invent ed the first lever action repeater and went to Washington to sell It to the Union army, Lincoln was interested in the new gun because he waa quite a marks man himself. They set up tar gets on the banks of the Po tomac river and shot it out. My uncle won the match but Lin coln laughed it off. He said my uncle was a younger man." Cen. Joseph Hooker, Strong said, credited the gun with a large share of the success of lbs Union army. Climax LODGE NOTICES CRATER LAKE CHAPTER. No. S3. R. A. M. Stated convocation Tuesday, Sept. ..h, 1940. R. L. BARTON, H. P. TALtCMAN LODGE. No. 31, Knights of Pythiaa, will convene Monday, Sept. 16 at 8:30 p. m. Delegatea to grand lod(r will be votd for and all members an requested to attend. VtMTlni? member welcome Meteorological Report Re V. 0. HEATHER BLUE 40 Sept. 16, 1940 Medford and vicinity: unsettled and mild tonight and Tuesday with occasional light showers. Unsettled snd mild tonight and Tuesday, scattered light showers west portion, thunderstorms In mountains, gentle variable wind off the coast be coming southerly. Temperature a year ago today: Highest 68: lowest 43. Total monthly precipitation .79 In. Excess for the month .63 Inches. Total precipitation since September 1, 1940, .79 Inches. Excess for tht sea son .63 Inches. Relstlve humidity at 6 p. m. yester day 63 percent: 6 a. m. today 97 percent. Tomorrow: Sunrise 6:53 a. m. Sun set 6:18 p. m. Observations Takeo at 4:30 a. am. Ito Meridian Time. IT U IS City Boise . Boston Denver Eureka Havre 73 00 80 as 78 48 64 .16 03 58 61 55 69 .08 58 74 60 48 M 48 83 T. 57 62 63 T. 66 P. cay. Rain Clear Clear CloudT Cloudy Cloudy P.Cdy. Clear P.Cdy. Cloudy P.Cdy. Cloudy P.Cdy. Clear Cloudy Cloudy Loa Ang'lea. TO MEDFORD 75 Omaha 81 Photnli 103 Portland 78 Reno 74 Salt Lake 77 San Francisco 74 Seattle - 73 Spokane . 60 Washington. D.C. 81 Yakima 7 FEW EVER SEE Washington. (UP) Although lovers and poets often have noted the song of the whlppor will, the bird itself has come almost as near to achieving complete Invisibility as any living creature. The whipporwil! Is masterful ly camouflaged, according to Dr. Winsor M. Tyler in a Smith sonian Institution bulletin, and it is not "one person in a hun dred" who has ever seen one. It Is a bird of the "dusk and the dark," migrating between Flor ida and the northwestern cli mates and traveling entirely by night, he said. Travel Table AIRPLANES Nurtnboontf . Malls Close a. m. 4.03 a. m. p m. 11 a. tn. p m. (Flag stop) Ho Mall p.m. (Plagatop) 8:38 p.sa- Southbound Malls Cloaa a. m. 10:40 a a. p tn. (Flag stop) S SO p m. m. 11:18 p. as, Leave 4:47 11:18 8:43 :1J Leave 1138 8:18 13:00 TRAINS Nofthbauns) Leave Mail. Close 10:48 a m. 8 4a a. ox. 8 0S p. m TaM p.m. Southbound Leave Mall Close 7:40 a.m. 8:40 a.m. 6:40 p. m. 4:40 p. sa. BUSES ' (Porta South 1:80 a, m. 11:16 a. m. 1M a m. I .SO a. tn. :S a m. 1:40 p.m. S:40 am. "IM p. as, 8:46 p m. 8:00 P OS. 10:40 p m. Ill p. as. To Klamath rails I 40 a m. and 1:48 p. m. 11 To Orant Paaa only. I") to Asnlsnd only. owKcd.cn I COM" Without woiMiQ...oy bock la eoiy poymonn fined le yewr In come. Your cor need nel be WV paid lor. Reduc. vow present payments. Why net oik wit Cemmcrcial FaJUUsM CetrfeerttltM IttH ft. Main street. Metfrnrg none ttTT Uevnes M-IM WH1PP00RW1LL i