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Church Interests qnd Notices
Inlty
JIB Uedlord Center Bldf.
Marlon ClKtoo. leeoer
Tuesday at p. m. tb regular
Tuesday night lecture.
The Center reading roomi are
open dally except Sundays from 10
until a o'clock. On Sundays Mra.
CUIton conducu the regular lecture
at Klamath Falle. Consultation with
the leader by appointment.
Central Ate. Church of Christ
. Corner of Central and Jackson
Mel Tin Sparks, minister
:5 a. m. Bible school.
11 a. m. Communion serrlca fol
lowed by sermon. "Three Kingdoms
of aod."
6:30 p. m. Chrutlan Endeavor.
7:30 p. m. Song service, special
music, and the sermon, "The Min
istry of Angels."
Wednesday. 7:60 p. m. Prayer
meeting.
Full Gospel Church
(Assembly of God)
. Newtown street nesr West Main.
4 Leonard Weston, pastor.
Sunday school, 9:4a a. m.
Morning worship. 11 a. m.
Young people. 0:46 p. m.
Evangelistic meeting. 7:S p. m.
Week nfcht services include an in
formal prayer fellowship Wednesday
and Bible study Friday.
Visitors are welcome at all our
services. Come, bring your friends.
rirst Presbyterian
Dr. Sherman Landon Divine, pas-
. tor: manse, 37 Ross Court.
Pre -com muni on servtos 11 a. m.
with sermon by pastor, "The Old
snd the New Passover." Anthem
"Ood Bless America" (Berlin): trio
by Kenneth Denman, Catherine
Wendt and Jean McAllister, "rather
Isd Me By Thy Hsnd" (Buttertleld).
Church school 0:46 a. m.
Tuns Junior Highs a p jn. and
senior group led by Dorothy Durst
at 6:30 p. m. to enable attendance
at baccalaureate high school serv
ice. A cordial welcome to all.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Corner East Jackson and Bessie
street near Roosevelt school. G. Ed
win Cox, pastor.
Sunday school 8:45 a. m. S. O
Tlghe. superintendent.
Worship and sermon, II a. m.: 3:43
p. m. chapel service and Sunday
school Jacksonville.
Evangellstle service 7-80 p. m.
Mid-week prayer and praise serv
ice Wednesday, 7:45 p. m.
Thursdsy evening. 7:43, service In
the chspel, Jacksonville.
The home church where you will
receive a warm spiritual welcome. A
cordial Invitation to strangers, and
those wishing to sttend.
St. Mark's Church
(Episcopal)
Oakdale at Filth
Herald O- Osrdner. B. Dn rector.
43 Quince street, rectory.
8 a. m. Holy communion. A quiet
devotional service without muslo or
sermon.
1:11 i. m. Church school. Ray
"I Henderson, superintendent. A graded
school. Muslo led by vested Junior
choir under the lerdershlp of Mrs
Evelyn Nye. witu Mrs. Marguerite
Conrad at the organ.
11 a. ra. Morning prayer and ser
Dion by the rector. Adult choir
under direction of Roberta Ward
Bebb with Eva Haaelrlgg Marsh st
the organ.
A nursery for smsll children Is
conducted each Sunday durtnf the
service.
A weekly celebration of holy com'
munlon la held each Friday at 10:
a. m.
Stranger? and visitors are given
a cordial welcome at all services of
St Mark's church.
Ore and Bullion
Purchased
utxd nor
WILD B ERG BROS.
SMBLTING REFINING CO.
UOkmi 72 Market 5. .Sm P j
Pltne South Su Fr-aadaew
USE THIS ADVERTISING IBEfHD
SAVE FROM H(Q) TO E5 THI WEEK
To Introduce and permanently establish my new woolen Una and being anxious to actually
PROVE THE SUPERIOR QUALITY, you will receive, to your Individual measure, on of these
Una wool $35.00 values at an Introductory Advertising Prica of
23.95 ""Sffi $24o9:
Open Evenings Till I
Tue.-Wed.-Thur.-Fri.-Sat May 26, 27, 28, 29, 30
A small deposit is all that Is Jfrulred and be measured during tha ABOVE DATES for one
ef the fine S35.00 Values all wool Individually Tailored Suits, and by turning In this bend the
cost to you is only 124.(5. which is tha advertising prica allowed by tha company to establish
my new Una hare. These suits, after tha above dates, will be sold at tha regular price.
REMEMBER . . . THIS OFFER IS GOOD ONLY ON THE ABOVE DAYS
This Week You SAVE from $10 to $1$ per Suit
ltrn TO:
Address -
sme ,
The Woolen Company Is snaking this adter
tlslnt alloaanre. Pleaie fill I year name
ana addrees plainly whea year sneasare
fnents are taken.
WUne-Mct
Tb MtxUord Company of Jho-
vh' Wltaettat- metu rry Wtdn-
dy t 7:44 p. m. and awry Sunday
at 7:45 p. m. at 923 Nortn cantral.
All lnt-tren-M In Watch Tower Bible
study an velcome.
The first Baptist Church
6th and North Central Bts.
Wolford A. Dawea. minister
Bible school 9:45. Classes for all
afes.
Morning worship li o'clock. Ser
mon, "Liberty. Choir anthems, "The
Lord Is a Great Cod" (by Adams)
and "fleet in Peaee" I by Clark,.
There will be no renin services
as we join In the baocalaureate serr-
toe In the high school.
Chnrch of Ood
Karen and Holly Sta.
T. O. Satterfleld. pastor
Church Bible school 9 :45 a. m.
WlUtam Oarrlsoa. superintendent,
with a fine group of teachers. A
class and a welcome await you there.
where the standards of the Bible
for Christian living are held up.
Worship, 11 a. m. The pastor's
subject, "Then and Now." Special
muslo and singing.
There will be no service In the
svsntng as the church will dismiss
for the baccalaureate service at the
high school. Prayer and praise serv
ice Wednesday. 7:80 p. m. All are
invited to attend and worship Ood
with us.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Authorised branch of The Mother
Church, The First Church of Christ
Scientist, In Boston. Mass.
Servleee are held every Sunday at
11 o'clock, church edtf.ee. 313 North
Oakdale. Subject for Sunday, May 35.
"Soul and Body.
Wednesday evening meetings which
Include testimonies of Chrtstlsn
Science healings are held at 8 00
o'clock.
Sunday school at 9:30 o'clock.
The reading room, which is lo
cated at 414 and 415 Medford Cen
ter building. Is open dally from 7
a. m. to 6 p. m. The librarian Is
In attendsnce from 10 to 4.
Church of the Nazarene
Holly at First St.
" Fred M. Weatherford, pastor
Miss Ethel Hubler. famous tem
perance leader and editor, will speak
at 10:45 a. tn. on "What Price Re
peal.' Special music will be feat
ured. Sunday school 9:45 a. m., under
general supervision of Mrs. Clara
Caulklns. sulsted by Mrs. Ethel
RornsUd, supervisor of Juniors, and
Mrs. Mary Foster, supervisor primary
division.
Dally Vacation Bible school opens
st 9 a. m. June 3, to continue each
week day excepting Saturday and
Sunday, to the concluding day.
June 18.
There will be no night senlce
at the church this evening, either
In the young people'e division or
the public workBhlp service, as we
Join In the union baccalaureate ser
vice at the high school, which we
urge our people to attend.
Visitors and friends welcome.
The First Methodltt Church
West Main sni Laurel Sts.
Joseph Knotts, minister; E. J.
Neumann, Sunday school superinten
dent; Mrs. Elsie Csrlton Strang, mu
sic director; Mrs. Doris Condlt Lantx.
organist.
9:45 a. rn. Sunday school.
11 a. m. Worship. Sermon theme.
"A Perplexing Memorial Day:" an
them, "O Lord Moat Holy." by AM;
Incidental solo by Mrs Howard Buh:
solo, "How Beautiful Upon The
Mountains," by Harker, sung by Miss
Marguerite Luman: prelude, "An
dante In F." by Sheppsrd; postlude,
"Sortie In O" by Hosmer.
The young people are Invited to
attend the meetings of the Epworth
league at 7 p. m.
There will be no evening service
at the church on account of the
baccalaureate service at the high
school.
Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30
p. m.
Clock FIVE DAYS ONLY
Bond Serial
No. 35714
Issued by
Salvation Army
Capt. and Mra. Chas. K. Cox. com
mandlng officers, Fourth and Bart
lett street.
Worship, 11 a. m. Subject, - Access
to Ood.
Evening evangelistic meeting. 9 AO
p. m. Subject, "Forgiveness. Capt.
Cox will be the speaker at theee
services.
Sunday school. 9:30 a. m.
Young People's Legion meets 9:15
p. m.
A hearty welcome awaits all at
the Army meetings.
Zlon English Lutheran Church
W. 4th St. at Oakdale
Werner Jeseen, pastor
Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Worship service, 11 a. m; 7:30 p. m..
Bible study hour.
This morning's sermon will be.
"Lessons From the Ascension.
Next Sunday Is Pentecost the
birthday of the Christian church.
A clsss of young folks will be re
ceived into the church through bap.
tlsm and confirmation.
Anyone Is invited to worship
with us.
Chnrrh of Jesus Christ of Latter
Pay Saints
331 West Second
Sunday aehool, 10 a. m. Subject
of lesson. "Others Called to the Min
istry" (Sections 73. 74, 75, of D.
and C t
Service, 7:30 p. m.
Relief society Tuesdsy, 3 p. m.
Primary Tuesday, 4:15 p. m.
Sunday, June 1, at Klamath Palls
the L.DB. will have union meeting
at 3:30 p; m. with priesthood meet
ing at 9 a. m. and a conference
session st 10 a. ra. Pres. Smith la
planning to attend.
Federated Church
Central Point, Ore.
Rev. C. R. Luther, pastor
9:45 a. m. Bible school. William
Kamberg, superintendent.
11 a. m. We will unite with the
Church of Christ In a union Mem
orial day xerrlce. Message by Rev.
Phillip in the Church of Christ.
5 p. m. Junior C. E.
7 p. m. Senior C. E.
8 p. m. A union of the two
churches at the Federated church
for the baccalaureate service. Mes
sage by pastor C. R. Luther on the
subject, "The Philosophers' Maxims
Answered.'
Monday, 7:80 p. m. Men's prayer
meeting.
Tuesday. 3:80 p. m. Ladlee' Bible
class.
Wednesday. 8:00 p. m. Midweek
prayer serr.ee.
Come let us worship the Lord to
gether. First Christian Church
Ninth Street snd Oakdale Avenue
Reuben W. Coleman, minister
0 :6 6 u n d a y school. Orsded
clssses lor sll sges.
10:55 Morning worship. Prelude.
"Peace I Leave With You." by Rob
erta: offertory, "Song Without
Words, by Mendelssohn; anthem.
"The Nation's Prayer," by Ashford;
sermon, "This Nation Under - Ood."
7:00 Young people's meetings.
8:00 Gradustlng exercises at Med
ford Senior high school.
Cslendar for week:
Tuesday, 12:30. Adult Missionary
Executive luncheon tn church par
lor; 6 :30. Mariners clsss box social
at Jackson Hot Springs; 7:30, Cir
cle executive meeting at Clyde Trox-ell'-a
All officers and group leaders
plesse attend.
Wednesday, 6:30 Pot-luck dinner
In church parlor In honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Coleman: 8:00. cabinet
meeting after pot-luck dinner.
Tie for Top Honors
Corvallis, May 24. W
Jeanne Hartman Popovich, Dal
las, and Marian Tatum, Philo
math, have tied for top scholas
tic honors among this year's
honor graduates, registrar E. B.
Lemon announced today. Each
made a 4-year average of 3.95
which means A grades in every
course but one.
Open
THE TAILOR
121 Z. MAIN UPSTAIRS
8 THIS EVENING
Medford senior high school
will hold its 28th baccalaureate
service for 167 graduating sen
iors tonight at 8 o'clock in the
high school auditorium. The
Rev. Fred Weatherford will act
as presiding minister, and will
offer both the invocation and
the benediction. The Rev. Jos
eph Knotts will deliver the ser
mon. The processional for bacca
laureate will consist of Mendel
ssohn's "March from Athalia"
by the high school orchestra, as
the seniors march in. The con
gregation will sing "Holy, Holy,
Holy" for the opening hymn.
Immediately following the in
vocation by the Rev. Weather
ford, the senior high choir will
sing "Vere Languores Nostros."
The Rev. Weatherford will give
the opening prayer prior to the
sermon by the Rev. Knotts, the
major speaker of the evening.
Baccalaureate services will
be closed by the high school
choir singing Tschesnekoff s
'Thy Holy Presence," and the
benediction from the Rev.
Weatherford. Recessional of the
seniors will be accomplished to
the music of the "Coronation
March" from "The Prophet,"
played by the school orchestra.
nazarenTplans
ION SCHOOL
The Church of the Nazarene
is sponsoring a Daily Vacation
Bible School to open at 9 a.m.
Monday, June 2, and continue
each day except Saturday and
Sunday from 9 a.m. until noon,
to the concluding date, June 18.
Miss Mable Scheel, teacher in
the Emett, Idaho, high school,
will serve as superintendent.
Other teachers, who have had
public school teaching exper
ience, include Mrs. Verl Mich
ael and Mrs. Ethel Rogers. These
will be ably assisted by Mrs
Anna Carr. Mrs. Geneva Varner.
and Mrs. Dorothy Starkey.
The curriculum outlining a
standard vacation Bible school
will be followed, including Bible
drill, character and moral study,
and recreation.
Arrangements have been
made with E. H. Hedrick, super
intendent of city schools, to re
lease the pupils to participate
in courses offered by the leis
ure arts department, in the
Junior high school shop, just
across the street. These courses
include manual training, wood
carving, basket weaving, paint
ing, leather and copper work.
Children of any church will be
welcome, as well as those who
have no church relationship.
Portland, May 24. (IP) Ore
gon congregationalists nomi
nated Rev. Louis E. White, Hood
River, for state moderator Fri
day. CAHD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our loyal frlendc
and neighbors for the many kind
nesses and beautiful floral offerings
during our recent bereavement in
the loss of our son. Preston J. Davis.
Ira Davis, Mrs. Ira Davis. Dixie Dsvls.
Mrs. June Hartley, llttl. Davis Davis.
Evenings Till e'Clock
TO
AT
1ST CHRISTIAN TODAY
Members of patriotic organi
zations of Medford will attend
the services of the First Chris
tian church today as a part of
the Memorial program of the
city. They will meet at 10:50
a.m. in front of the church un
less otherwise instructed by
their leaders.
The sen-ice of the First
Christian Church is planned to
give appropriate recognition to
the guests of the day and the
occasion of their visit. Rev. R.
W. Coleman, minister, will speak
on the subject "This Nation Un
der God," and the choir will
sing as the morning anthem
"The Nation's Prayer," by Ash
ford. The public is cordially Invited
to attend the service.
Weatherford Named
Delegate To World
Ed ucation Meeting
Rev. Fred M. Weatherford,
pastor of the Medford Church
of the Nazarene has Just received
word from the General Depart
ment of Church Schools, repre
senting his denomination, that
he has been elected a delegate
at large to the International
Congress on Christian Educa
tion. The convention, of world
scope, will convene In Mexico
City, July 16 to 20. Among those
to appear on the program are
Dr. Charles E. Beury, president
of Temple University: Dr. Arlo
Brown, president. Drew Uni
versity: Dr. E. C. Homrighaus
en, of Princeton University: Dr.
E. Stanley Jones, world famous
champion of the Christian cause.
Dr. Vilente Mendoza. editor of
El Evangelists Mexicano; Dr.
Vicente G. Santin, pastor. First
Church of the Nazarene, Mexi
co City: Dr. Paul H. Vieth. of
Yale University and Dr. Luther
A. Weigle, Dean of Yale Divin
ity School.
To Collaborate
Washington. Hay 24. P
The United States and Canada,
it was learned authoritatively
todav. Will establish Mrlv niivt
week two closely collaborating
economic planning Doards to
speed the mobilization of Ameri
can resources for aid tn Britain
and defense of the western
hemisphere.
Too Late to Classify
GOOD HAV In shock. S5 per ton,
O. O. Hull. Orlffln Creek.
Shampoo and Plngerwave 20c
Shampoo and Hairstyle ... 35c
Permanents ss lew as 50e snd SI. 00
Pre Hair Cuts snd Msrcells every
day except Friday and Saturday.
It's sir conditioned and cool st
the MEDFORD BEAUTY SCHOOL.
335 East Main St.. upatalrs In
Hansen BIdg. Phone 2836.
FLOWERINO PLANTS of msny kinds
for gardens snd window botes.
Berrydele Flower Farm. Old High
way North.
FOR SALE. Sacrifice S-room, mod
ern, plastered rooming house.
Paved stree. close in. two lots.
Plenty shsde. Two large porches,
front and back. Two bathrooms,
one upstairs, one downstairs. Psrt.
Iv furnished. Money msker. S700
down, balance to suit both psrtles.
Also A-room strictly modern home,
two yesrs old. hardwood floors.
Many other city and country homes
to choose from. If It's rrsl eatste
you're looking for "DAD" ROBERTS
hss It. I stn't mad at nobody.
730 Weet Second Street.
BLOX Big Rough, part drv. Pull
losd. S3. Medford Fuel. Tel. 1111.
WE MAKE the best screens for the
most reasonable price. Also doors
and windows, sash. etc. Davis Sash
Door. 40S Esst Main.
FOR SALE Acreage. S3.700. on Pa
cific Hlwsy near Medford fruit
stand. Pvult, beniee. Or trade
61.600 equity for home In Medford
Valley Real Estate, South Pacific
Hlway.
WANTED Experienced dinner cook.
Male or female. The What Not.
1 hsve sold my saraae and moved
my stock of Used Cars to my horns.
955 Keen Way Drive. I am selling
these fine csrs st
BARGAIN PRICES
m Olds TO 4-Door Sedan.
1S3S Olds eo Bus. Coupe
138 Olda Dll 4-Door Sedan.
?03S Orshsm Special Sedan..
1937 Pscksrd 130 Sedan
!37 Dodge -Door Sedan
19-16 Olds S S-Dnor Sedsn
Olds 4-Door Sedsn
:M Ford Psnel
, See ROOK ANDERSON
...17411
SOS
635
... 546
B35
465
465
-. 43S
- 165
Across from Publle oolf Course
Phone 403S
FOR SALE S4 Ford dump truck.
Good condition. Phone 3378 111
Veneouver.
ONE OF MEDFORD'S beet kept
hflmee. Choice large corner, beau
tifully land era oed. All Improve
mente In snd paid for. Prlos
64 000. Further Information try
appomtmen only Dial 3570. Wal
ter H. Jones. Realtor.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
I still have a few at sleepy sown
prices. Information by appoint
ment only. Dial 3670. Walter H.
Jones. Resltor.
Could Adam Eat the Apple;
with Stomach Ulcer Pains?;
The biblical story of Adam eating
raw apple might never have come o !
paae bad he suffered aftPT-eoing j
pains. Dont lgrore your euffeMn-ga.
Try a 34c bos of Udia for irilef of
ulcer and atomarh pains. In! wrest loo,
gss peine, lor heartburn, burnin-g
sensation bin, and other eondltlons !
caused by exoees arid. Cdge Tablets !
mutt help or monev W'jnoed At
w--T-n Thrift and -feuttorea every -I
where.
FOR SALTS e-horae power Pslrbsnks
Morae engine. ISO. Also horse,
eaddle snd bridle. 6SO. A. L. Dauah
erty. a miles south Eagle Point.
FOR 6ALK 1930 Model A Truck.
Vang w. B-. 10-ply duals. 1130
Nlsntlc. one block west Coffee Pot.
rem SALS Four 130-lb. shoats.
Mollne tractor, good condition,
cheap for cash or stork. H. B.
Blrdsall, Barnebunr Road.
FOR LEASE Richfield Service Sta
tion. Klsmsth Junction. 6400 will
handls salable merchandise on
hand. Inquire at Service station
or Richfield Plant, South Pacific
Highway, Medford.
fTCOCA A home and an Income.
VwJJv 81s rooms, bath. Inclosed
porch, fireplace. Also, three rooms,
bath, flreplsce. fully furntahed
with good furniture, slso three
rooms and bath, fully furnished
with good furniture. All on lot
tM140. Paved street, close In.
Beautiful shade and shrubs. This
property In excellent condition
snd should brliuc In an Income of
not leas thsn 6100 00 per month,
which, sfter deducting taxes. In
surance, depreciation, will pav 6
net, on an Inveatment of 614.633 33.
Put your money where It Is safe.
In real estate.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
No. 44 North Riverside.
Dlsl 3367 or 460.
Elmer Herrled. Mgr.
FOR RENT Five-room unfurnished
cottage and bath, good kitchen
range, 633.60. 415 Boardmsn.
A REAL BUT 1940 Oldamoblle se
dsn. Heater, radio, sportltte. See
st "Tubby" Desn's Sales snd Serv
ice. Pontlse desler, new Richfield
Station. 6th snd Grape. Dlsl 3943
PEAS. So lb. you pick. B. E. Ford.
3 miles west on jscksonvuie H)n
wsy. Phone 6363.
FOR SALE 300 cedar poats. 635
takes sll. H. H. McClung, Rogus
River.
DAILY'S Body snd Pslnt Shop will
repair tnose Dangea uy renaers me
right wsy. Satisfaction guaranteed.
130 ACRES land for sale on Crater
Lsks Highway. 6 miles north of
Esgle Point. 80 acres fenced snd
cross-fenced. House, bsm, 19 acres
meadow and pssture under Irri
gation. Plenty wood and water.
635 per acre. Discount for cash.
Inquire at Hammel Ranch for
owner. John M. Foster.
1935 Pord V8 Pickup, -good tlrea.
345. Take Model A Coupe In
trade. Prank Woo ten. Talent. In
quire Standard Service Station.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous household
furniture. City Transfer, 29 South
Grape.
FOR RENT S-room modern houae.
partly furnished. Adulta. 945 Mary
Ave.
BEAUTIFUL furniah-d apartment
will he va-rant June 1st. 6 rooms
and bath. 315 North Ivy.
S1 CHEVROLET PICKUP. A-l ren
dition, a-ply tires. Private owner.
Stock rack. Overload springs. See
"Champ." Texaco Station, River
side and Jackson.
FOR SALE Bed sprint and mattress,
a 1 7.50. New Home cabinet sewing
machine. S10. 745 West Jackson.
FOR SALE Jersey cow. milking 6
-gallons. Phone -8269. L. A. Worden,
Jacksonville Highway.
FOR SALE Almost new Meyers
EJecto pump. Medford Fuel Co.
FULLY FURNISHED two-bed room
house, garage, upholstered furni
ture, clean, modern. 930, water
psld. Victor C. Sether.
SKINNER
Offers a
Better Used Car
"A Doggone
Good Car"
That's lha way wa feel about It
ana that's the way you'll feel
Coo, when yoa get behind the
wheel of one of oar guaranteed
ased ears. Take a rids tonight.
37 BUICK ROADMASTER
A raal quality ear, wheel,
w. s. w. tires. m m m
Kadlo. A buy t-. )049
37 OLDSMOBILE COUPE
New paint.
$465
Itenawed tires..... ,
37 BUICK SDN.
Low mileaga
$525
37 PONTIAC SEDAN
A good
family car
$485
It CHEVROLET SEDAN
Daluxa Medal
Coed rubber
$345
37 CHEVROLET TRUCK
Law mileage, good rubber
Not a
"Loggar"
$465
It INTERNATIONAL Pickup
Leng w.b. CCCC
larga Ursa, clsaa QQw
SKINNER'S
GARAGE
Buick OMC Trucks
Phona 2740
FOR RENT Modern 4 -room house,
unfurnished. 659 Loater Lane.
FOR 6AIJI Nicely located lot In
Slaklyou Mrmorlsl Park. 1037
Court.
FOR SALE or TRADE 160 acres.
Partly cut over. 414 Hamilton.
FOR RENT Furntahed apartment.
633 East Main.
FOR SALE Weaner pigm. Oscar
Wolf. Box 43. Jacksonville Highway.
FOR RENT 3 acres pasture, 64. 316
Wabaah.
FOR RENT 3-room apartment. 133
Almond.
FOR RENT Furnished and unfur
nished houses. Also for sale some
good dslry ranches screage tracts
and city property. Edwin P. Hushes
Reel f-tate Airenry, 709 N. River
side. Phone 3616.
FOR RENT Apsrtment, lower floor.
Adults. Phone 4330. 135 N. Holly.
FOR RENT Ice Boxes. 50c per
vauey ruel Co. Tel. 3376
WANTED Middle-aged Isdv house
keeper for two in famliy. Good
home and wsges. Must be able to
stay niftnta. Box 1781 Tribune.
FIRST CLASS furntahed apartment,
garage. Downstairs. Adults. 618
South Oskdsle.
WANTED Totir watch snd clock
repairing. Work guaranteed. Rea
sonable price, c. E. Myers. 116
N. Centrsl.
TERMITES! We check your house
free snd give estlmste on cost of
spmylng. If you hsvs them. Phone
Hubbard Broa. for fu-th in,
I matlon.
rVH WANS quicui,, efficiently
hsndled. Msrk Goldy Agency.
FOR SALE Attractive 5-room home,
esst side. Flreplsce. hsrdwood
floors, bssement. sawdust burner.
Idesl location. 63300. Terms. 16
Corning Court. Dial 3338.
LET ME KILL your termites. Work
gusranteed. Samson's, 3756 Mc-Gonagle.
MS
No sir, they slnt no klddln about these valnesl They're once-a-yeer
bartalns, and onre-ln-a-lllrtlnie opportunities. Von Jest cant fo
wrone no matter which of these reconditioned, guaranteed, used cars
you buy. An' remember, credit terms are easy.
LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS!
HUNDREDS MORE LIKE THEM!
Don't overlook this onal
ISSTBUICKriSr-J $565
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'38 Oldsmobile ac-.lr$595
You can't go wrong on this
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4U Plymouth
This one's a winner.
1938 DODGE ?:;ir.rr"i$575
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
1938 Chrysler Royal Deluxe Sedan. Small
mileage. Radio, heater, new tires. Perfect
throughout. And specially priced at
1937 Hudson Special Deluxe Sedan. Driven
a few miles over 20.000. Cost new 12200.
Ewery conceivable extra. Looks and runs
iiKo new. mi week only ,
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FOR RENT 6-room house. I bed.
rooms. uioae. modern.
Adults. 333 South Grape.
FOR SALE 3 seres. Mske your
own terms, city limits. Owner
room 306 Hotel Grand.
53500 13-room house, corner lot,
psved street, close In. Rooming
house construction. 6300 down,
634 per month. A -snsp. H. N.
Lofland. 335 South Oakdale.
146 ACRES dairy or atock. good
rua. electricity, irruratlon,
good 4-room house. 13-stanclon
bsm, near school, spring water,
cut to 63500 00 owners too old
to operate.
AND
3'4-acre auto camp on Hlway.
cablna, store, service station, trailer
camp, sale or trade lor Klamath
Falls.
AND
30 arree. deep free soil, unimproved.
1rrlstlon. 4 acres in Bartletts, at
6135 00 per acre
AND
Beautiful Suburban Home and 14
sere on Hlway near Ashland, for
6350.00 down to right party.
AND
S acres. Irrigation, S-room house,
good barn, fruit and clover, good
gravel road, near schools, cut to
61600 00 with essv terms.
AND
A REAL bsrgaln In a Dairy all
stocked snd equipped, modem
house, free wster; you can NEVER
go wrong on this.
VALLEY REAL ESTATE
Pacific Hlway South.
FOR SALE
Lovely modern ten room Eait
tide homo Inrludlng gardener
cot. Age, green -houte, combined
threo car garaga and living
q uar term, Landscaped ground!
with Tarlous ipeclea of thade
and fruft treea, rare ihruhbery
and ftowera. Terms with vmall
down payment. Phona 17 IS
Jamei ll. Owen for appoint
ment. mm
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