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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 6. 1941. PAGE THREE Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! 1M You will pruMoiy Cloa ucU th thin rou bat omn tuufc Leg for ox ft ul or .rtu3 to ud used ftruciftft vuu may Oftftrcfi fu'oi atcie or ttort room you mr riod mftDT thine Othftrft 4U" MRU ftDd M ftbl (o reailx unmtdtfttft cmh ti wbftt ruu warn ifto t tiftr dvertls for iv lTlbuoft Clftft Uiftd Ada art tnxpnftlv Ilectml ' RATES far word first rtl" Minimum MO Each additional I n Mr t Ion pet word i. M (Minimum Pr lint per rnonlb wlthoot copy eh a nit 1 CASH or money ordet mult company all mall ordw classified ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST Gs cap and keys In caa. Reward. Leavt. at Tribune. REPOhT 4ot acsra. animal cruelty eases Hvmsne Society. Phone 8161 WAflTED MALE HELP PIN SETTERS WANTED. Medford Bowling Alley. 415 East Main. WANTED Experienced man on dairy ranch. Steady employment for right man. Phone 6283. WANTED Pry cook, pantry man. alto dishwasher. Apply kitchen. Jackson Hotel. 9 WANTED Young man with car. Nlc opportunity, with metropoli tan newspaper. Permanent posi tion. Salary. Phone 3888. morning or evenings. WANTED Man with truck and help to haul 25 tons of hay. Inquire Oscar Gvain. Route 3. Box 12a. Old Paclilo Highway. Phone 4017. WANTED Body and fender man. Phults Bros. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Capable woman to care for bedfast elderly lady and small home. Good pay and home. In quire 706 Beekman Ave., Medford. WANTED Housekeeper In country home. Box 2594 Tribune. WAITRESS WANTED, must be over 21. Berrydali Restaurant, North Riverside. HOUSEKEEPER between 18 and 40. complete charge employed couple's home, two children. Call evenings, 3729. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS CASH for old horses. Dial 6376 LAWNMOWER8 SHARPENED. Work guaranteed Call and deliver Mae it Flov.1 a Ph 4U80 232 N River aide Make you old mower like new HIGHEST cash paid for Iron, copper brass, rvdiators. aluminum, bat teries, tubes, rage, lead and aino Medlord Bargain House. WILL PAY HUM CASH Por Good Used Furniture. IIOl.BKOOK ILKMII HE 18 North Front. Phone 4028. HE PAT MORE CASH Fo Tour Purnlture B.tKNFRt'RO ANDREWS 6th and Front. Phone 3838. HORSE COWS FOR FEED Eagle Point Poi Farm Phone 27-X-7. NU-WAT Mattres. and Upholstering Co Phone 3946 308 West 8th St RET PRIPM PAID Por Youi Furniture. CADS FLHMTI RE. Phone 4246. WANTED Wool, mohair, hides and Pelts Medford Bargain House. 37 North Grsp. St. Phone 8744. WELL DRILLING 81 60 per ft first an ft c J M tX!g 819 Kin; FOR REirt HOUSES FOR RENT New 6-room modern house. Turn right at west end of Prune St. FOR RENT 6-room modern home, double garage. Near courthouse. Pbone 2540 or 3317. FOR RENT 7-room modern unfurn ished house, lartre sleeping porch, shsde. Call 619 N. Grape. TRUCKS FOR RENT Move yourself savt hall Pruitt's Mooilgas Sta- FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Privet bath, close In. Adulta onlv. 305 East Jackson, corner of Bartlett. FURNISHED APARTMENT. 317 West tnd St. FOR RENT 6-room furnished apart ment. Inquire 804 East Main. APATTMENTS FOP RENT. 520 South Fir. FURNISHED ewar'ment. private bath Frigid a ire 806 W. Main. FOR PENT Nice, small, furnished apartment, Jut for two. Reason able rent Apply Mall Trtaun business office. rrFVRNISHED APT . Clean, close in. reesorsbi. H. . Cook. IHH West Msln. FOR RENT 3-rooom spsrtment: 3-r-ern ho-iee. garages; close in. 133 Almond APARTMENT FOR PENT Jtlcely furnished S-room front apart mer.t in business eection Hot and cold water stsre best furnished Psrking lot for -ar Rent reaeo- o.e. Apply Uul Trlauna offic POR PENT - r-:-r.isod apartment. 616 Pnoo 497. FOR RENT APARTMENTS COMFORTABLE, nice, housekeeping room, close in. 237 North central. FOR RENT Apartment. Frtgldalw, electric stove. Holland Hotel. FINDLCY APTS Heat, hot water Frig and garage 603 8 Hotlv St FOR RENT Furnished Rooms CLEAN, PLEASANT ROOM, private lavatory. Home privileges. Phone 4481. ROOM In private turn. 311 Van couver. FOR RENT WeU-furnlabed aleeptnl room; gaag r desired. 326 South Riverside ATTHACTIVT ROOMS 404 S Orsp FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM B3ARD AND ROOM. 828 Weat 11th. EXCELLENT MEALS. 86.00 weekly. 214 West 9h. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Store building and two on ice rooma sea Al Uttrall or Roland LubDard FOR SALE LIVESTOCK GENTLE SADDLE HORSES for sale. Phone 6466, Ashland. AUCTION SALE at Pavilion every Saturday at 1:00 p. m. sharp. This la a dependable market for your livestock. We have plenty of buy ers to absorb any amount of live stock that you wish to conaign. "Alwaye attend the auction." where buyer and seller meet. Southern Oregon Livestock Auction Co. Col. - n. uuuKj fnuvb.j z-none 0440 FOR SALE Milk cows. Phone 8-F-61 Eagle Point. FOR SALE 45 weaner pljrs. Perdue, H mile north Central Point. FOR SALE MtlktntT ShortLora bull Jo Dugan. I mite south Phoenix .'iol:e 9220 FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Leghorn pullets. Phone 6964. TURKEY POULTS Saturday and Mondsy. 30c each. Dreasler's Hatch ery, 1107 East Main. Phone 3656. BOOK your let Chicks now. Rocks. Reds snd Nev Hsmpshlres. Dress ler s '.tchery. 110" East Main. FAT COLORED FRYERS. Dressier'. 1107 E. Maui. Phone 3656. TOP QUALITY CHICKS at reduced price now. Rocks. Reds. Hamp shire and Leghorns for June. 8c each, hatching Wednesday and Saturday each week. Central Point Hncherv. FOR SALE DOGS PETS "XR SALE English Pointer Pups. Call evenirgs or Sundavs. Jack Blckler. spring St.. Box 127-A. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 14-foot Runabout, out board motor, trailer. Complete outfit like new. Bargain. 219 So. Ivy St. CHEVROLET SPECIALS 39. 30. 81. 36 and 88. See them at Tubby Dean's. Tot r Pontlac Dealer. New Richfield rutlon. 6th and Grape. Dial 3943. WE HAVE ONLY A FEW USED CARS on hand, but all of them are In fine condition and priced right. Here they are: 1939 Olds Touring Sedan. Automatic shitting, radio, heater and other extra. Light gray paint Is perfect and interior Immaculate. Mechan ically perfect. Only 8745.00 1938 Ford De Luxe Coupe. Driven only 29.000 mile by local cltlren. You won't find a nicer car at any price. Our price 6496 00 1938 Pontlac Touring Sedan. On of America's moat popular cam. It's steel turret top body by Fisher. . hydraulic brakes, shockless steer lrur and smooth knee action ride make thl n exceptionally fine family car. Only 337500 Other 1934 Ford Coupe, new tire. 8329.00 1933 Ford Coach, new tires, new paint fc 6175.00 1132 Bulck Small "8" Coup.-.6160.00 1933 Plymouth Coach, very clean 6178.00 EDGERTOX MOTOR CO. 131 North Bartlett. USED CAR BAROAINS See us be fore you buy. Shulta Bros. 89 PLYMOUTH COUPS. Ilk new. excellent v1ue. Terms, phone 4481 I have sold mv garage and moved mv stock of Used Cars to ra, home. 6A5 Keen Wsv Drtv I am selling thee fir. cars at BARGAIN PRICES 1939 Olds 70 4-Door Sedan.674S 199 Olds 60 Bus. Coup 605 1038 Olds Dla 4-Door feedn 625 lets Oraham SpecUl Sedan 646 1937 Packard 120 Sedan 525 1937 Dodg 4-Door Sedan 465 1916 Olds 6 3.Door dn 4S 1936 Olda 6 4-Door Sedan 425 1933 Ford Panel 165 See Rook EMERSON Across from Public Oolf Course Pvr 4036 FOR 8ALE REAL ESTATE BARGAIN FOR CASH Five-room house. 8 acres, arruellsh walnut, fimlly orchard, all kinds of berrlea Edge of Jscksonvllle. H L. Cook. Reel Estate. 1104 W. Main. STILL have 8 or 4 home at reason able prlcee H. L. Cook. Real Es tate no W. Main. FOR SALE Large residence, cine in Cell 611 Wee 6th FOR SALE 3 acres clover, close In. Mske your own terms. Owner. Room 308 Hotel Orar.d. H?uae Wares. Bsitlful Chrrnl'im Pyre, etc Oreen STsmp Pick s STILL los of flnwer plant. Dress ier. 1107 I Main FOR SALE SCROE PTNCTR. safe effective. Always delivers maxi mum current permitted by lew. Tssed by Industrial Commission of 8 -ate of Wisrorm.i- ECONOMY SEED si FIFO CO, 317 Weat Sixth St. Phone 3623. Bt'lUlINn A Hen'- Let jr naodl all details cn 23-vesr FRA loans -que-;, aliiuwu. Croidy agatcy. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE CITY snd country iirupertie. Rental Loan Insurance. C 8 buturlleld 409 Medfurd Building FOR SALE or RENT 4 acrea. 5 -room bouse on Buckshot Hill Road. Inqulr c. V. Jones, near Lone Pine school. Box 78. FOR SALE 7-room house, end North Central, 118 on McAndrew Road. Make good rooming houaa or res taurant, cloa to Mill and Pack ing House. FOR SALE Furnished modern five room house, cloee in on pavement, excellent location. 63000.00. Also fiirnlsherf fmi-.KeHmrtn. . rrnl. H. O. Wueon, 7 Chestnut. rnone 4044. FOR SALE or TRADE 160 cree, partly cut-over. House. brn. Ideal for stock. Cash or term. A bar gain. 414 Hamilton. 40 ACRES. 3-room bouae. 3 well. au xencea, 9350.00. 130 acre, stocked. 10 acres alfalfa, 80 acres grain, free water for 10 acrea. good house, barn and other bulldlnga. 11 head cattle, good team, farm Implement. Full price. 63600.00. 81600.00 cash, balance eaay. Acre on the Rogu. 8 good sprtnga, eovu.uv caan. H. Q. HILL Rogue River. Oregon. FOR SALE 8 house. 83.600. City limits, city waur. Income, 50 per month. Term. Owner. 618 E- aiain. 8 1-5 ACRES mountain property. Im proved, with 10-room modern house partly furnished: five cabins, free spring water; on two highways. Ssc rlllce for quick sale. Owner. Rt. 1. Box 395. Ashland. 114 miles aoutn 01 Asniana, below Siskiyou function. FOR SALE Fine 7-room modern dwelling, hardwood floors, fire places, two bsthrooms, sleeping porcu, aouoie garage, new furnace, beautiful grounds. Priced for oulck sale. Call owner 8887 or see at 922 So. Oakdsle Ave. FOR SALE One Urge log cabin located in Woodruff Meadow dis trict. Large fireplace, well equipped. Rustic furniture, dishes and cook ing utensils. Csbln is looted In one of the finest huntln and fishing districts In southern Ore gon. Going at a bargain price. Convenient terms to anvo.. inter ested. Claude Mile, Rogu? River a.nevroiei. Medford. FOR SALE 7 acre. 6-room Dtaatered house with bsth. good foundation, also 3-room plastered bouse, barn, large chicken house, 3 acres In pas ture, 3 acres full bearing orchard. Newtown and Delicious aoplea. cherries. English walnut. This Is very nice home. Prloe. 85000.00. L. G. PICKELL, 16 South Bartlett. $1800 4 Bedroom 7-room modern home, pink of con dition, ail plastered: paved street; garage. A real buy. MARK A. OOLDY Phone 3266 109 E. Main St. Evenings 3417 (Exclusive) FOR SALE 6-room house. 83 N Orsnge. rOR SALE Acreage, 81..700. on Pa cl tic Hlway near Medford fruit stand. Fruit, berrlea. Or trade 61.600 equity for home In Medford Valley Real Estate, South Pacific Hlway. WHEN YOU think of real estat think rf the Clinton Spencer iwer cv FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS BOY'S BICYCLE, good condition. 610. 713 South Peach. FOR SALE Trailer house, factory maae. rnon 4UU5, moroinge. FOR SALE Household furniture. F. Mast, Rt. 4. Phone 6964. FOR SALE Fruit Jars and crock cneap. 122 Tripp St. Two-row Tractor Cultivator for F-13 Mccormick Deerlng Farmall Trac tor. Luce new. On "Oeneral" Row Crop Tractor with power mower. Used Jut part of one season, very reasonable. On "22" Caterpillar Tractor com-ple-ely rebuilt and guaranteed. Thta Is a good machine. One small Hammer Mill. Very good shape. One slightly used Everemsn Leveler In good shsp. One 7' John Deer Binder. Has never been used. There Is a ubtant!l discount on thta machine. One 8' John Dear Tractor Binder. Ha never be used. You can make a good saving on this binder. HTJBBARD-VRAY CO. INC. Dial 4011. BLUE GRASS and Alfalfa Hay Is shock. Hsnleylands. Phone Lao potter. 6309. SEVERAL used Electric Refrigerator in good condition at bargain price. Also exceptionally good buys In used washing machines. LEONARD ELECTRIC CO. 809 (. Main. FOR SALE Late mode) De Lux gas range. Terms, or will trad for good electric rang. 713 W. 2nd. Phone 3436. 1 COLTON BIKE and lit, 618 00. 1 circulating oil heater, tank and atand. 855.00. 85 Weat 2nd St, Medford. FOR SALE Oood used wood circu lating heater. 40 North Peach. FOR SALE Hoapltal bed. complete: astat circulating neatroia. inquire 84 Rose Ave. FOR SALE Complete household ftir- nisnings. 101 Geneva, prion 346. FOR SALEOood mountain grown strawoerrie at tne rranx ilt worth ranch, 3Ac per gallon, you pick. Bring eontalnera. FOR SALE CHEAP Household fur niture. 602 West 11th. STRAWBERRIES for canning. Fresh picaea everv morning 8 BOXES 25c Crt of 13 Box 89. QLAUTT MARKET Pboc 4765 Free Delivery FULLER BRUSHES Phon 4914. FOR SALE M-W electric refrigerator, eomn-.aretej a:, botpolnt ranee. A-l condition. Rout 1, Box 898. Ashland. FOR SALE 150-lb. Ice box In good condition: cheap. Jim Oregg. Cen tral point. 4" Cntrif'isi. iy reiions pr sno ut, 1U new, 879 50. Pick B4w. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS RECONDITIONED used Radio. 82 50 and up. Western Auto 8upply Co., 101 South Riverside. CLEAN ORAIN HAY for sal. Mrs M. L. Porter. South Columbus, off Stewart. Phon 6053. MOTORSCOOTER for aale: good con dition. Telephone Jimmy Olenn. 9051. CANNING atrawberrle: you pick them. 50c per crate; H mil west Talent school. 3rd house on right. PUMPS. Jacuzzi It Meyer, for every purpose. Guaranteed. Pick Hdwe. PAINT NOW. Beautify with Oeneral Pr'ces are lowest. Pick Hardware WASHERS and Pumps, reconditioned, priced to sell. Parts end service on ll makes. Flrk Hardwar. ZENITH. America's most usuabl re frigerator. 6-year guarantee. Speed Queen washers. Extra feature Compare values. Pick Hardware. GARDEN and farm tools, hose. Low est prices. Lawn mowera. Get our demonstrator. Pick Hardware. WHITE KINO Pigeons, prolific breed era, at bargain prlcee. Rout 1, Box 31S-A. Central Point. FOR SALE BOAT snd trailer. See Hohlweg, 8th and Bartlef. NO SHORTAGE of plants, xlnnlaa. snaps, asters, petunia, etc, 15c do.. 3 do. 35c. Ind' na canner and Marglobe tomato plants. Msddox Vslley Greenhouse, 1 block east of Plggly Wlegly. A GOOD dose of cash on the brrel head Is a complete cure for too many drinks of dollur down, ssys Jack Second Hand Stor. 10 South Grape. FOR SALE Sawmill with 84-tnch Mershon band saw. All stesm power. Price 8900 V. Held. 1504 Oregon. Klamath Falls. Or. FOR SALE Blacksmith tools, cheap 109 South Holly. FOR SALE Low priced lumber or any building materials Csll us b for you buy R O Stephenson Co.. Court and McAndrew. Telephone 3000 FOR SALE: DAIRY FLY SPRAYS Monarch Seed At Feed Co. REAL BUYS in used clothing. 1405 No Riverside, aero from Beck Bakery Por Rale- Sugar pine shakes Mske Ideal roofing Paber s. Central Point FOR SALE Poultrv-Dalry Peedl priced right. Monarch Seed Feed Co. FOR SALE: Berry cup and crate also fruit basket, all kind Mon rch Seed St Feed Co. .OR SALE Oreen Fir Slb. Tel- phone 6160. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR BALE Service Station. 8 lot. 4 pumps. 8.000-gsl. storsg. Main St.. Central Point A R Owlngs PERSONAL CARD READING, a, 1.00. 839 Jean nette. PALMISTRY and crystal reading. Phone 3446. 480 Mountain Avenue. Ashland MISCELLANEOUS FOR BEST Body snd Fender repair ing snd Auto Painting. Shults Bros BUSINESS DIRECTORY Translat. CITY TRANSFER oi STORAGE CO Household moving snd general hauling 29 8 Grape. Phon 4664 day or olglit. EADS TRANSFER A STORAGE CO Office 16 South Fir. Phone 3828 Price right Service guaranteed DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 8 Fir Street Insured Csrrler. Local nd Long Distanc Hauling. Phon 3888 FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR AGE W hv van moving equip ment for local and long distance hauling. Dry and clean storage (concrete building) with speclsl locker moms st low rate SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE Phone 8756 Us MU Tribune want ad. ACROtft L Wfttp blturly 4. ftluald drmrnft II. Old card r R. SS. Shout It Oil: ftuffls 7. Btncath ll. ar-ftrc? of I. Wtnt qurttlr IS. On of Guldo't ground not! 40. louth America i U. On ft who acta Kivr out of ftorta II. Obftervd 11. Self 12. Army officii. lb. (JiMq Ma god fthbf. It. Official of It. Alpln foftt nclftnt Rom 41. Manufacturft IT. Permit 47. Cell to ft noi 1L Rrra!n from 19. Try to bar njorir.f 82. Mftl! tovafaif to. Wltfiln M. In tnnngy, thft 12. Root O'jt b'-k It. Trtft trunk M. Cravat J.. I'vrtur V Iry 17. Abovft (7. Eicapft bf 10. Godm f th i'lbtrfurft tmrtftit II Natlv metal- 11. Rftjrl bearlrr 12. Aroint compound U. Symbol for If. H'l'jey'hild o!ck)l animai ' U 3 U. S a. 7 8 Vf o hi a r--'-" 7fr """r7"3?" j-, sS" T7 73- " "j- BUSINESS DIRECTORY Dressmaking. THB FASHION SHOP-Dressmaking Fur Remodeling. B u 1 1 0 n a and Buckles covered Room 303 U. S N'l Bark B!.1g T-l 3931 Expert Window Claansr. LET OEOROE DO IT (I pert Window Cleaner Oeneral houae cleanera. floor waslng. paint- 1ng Oeo F Olrard Phone S9M Painting and Paparhanging. SULLIVAN BROS eTHNSON ire no longer connected with Ekeraon Paint aud Roof store. For paint ing, papering and interior decorat- Irg phone 219 or 244 MONEY TO LOAN PAY ALL YOUR BILLS With Quick CASH LOAN AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK Terms to Suit You YOU WILL ENJOY DOING BUSINESS WITH OREGON FINANCE CO. W. E. Thomas, Mgr. Lie. No. 8-311 M-217. 43 So, Central. Dial 4433. Home owned ftnd mnaged. Sine 1929. Refrigeration Srvlc. REFRIGERATION SERVI'iE CO, the only exclusive refrigeration shop In 80 Ore Authorised factory service DOoiiM 023 w Jackson Ph 4584 Roofing. WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof Pebco Roofing 8 h 1 n g I Coatings and Paints New stock Wall Paper Ekerson Psint and Roof Co . 39 So Bartlett Tel 3843 Vanatlan Blinds. VENETIAN BLINDS Guaranteed, steel or wood Venetlsn Blinds. 39c sq ft Installed Phone Burks Medford Tnt & Awn 4472 Free et!mete LECAL NOTICES. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNTING In the County Court of the County of Jackson In and For the But of Oregon. In the MATTER of the ESTATE of JAMES WILLIAM WALKER BY BEE, deceased, also known as J, w Bybee snd William Bybee and as Billy Bybee. Notlca 1 hereby given thst Prank E. Bybee, Administrator of the above entitled estate, has filed In this court his flnsl account of dmlnls tratlon of aald astat. The hearing of the aame haa been fixed by aald crurt on the 33rd day of June. 1941. st. 10 o'clock A. M. of aald day at the court room of said court. All persons Interested In ssld ett r notified then end there to how cause. If any there be. why ld account should not be approved end distribution made. Dated nd flrat published May 33. 1941. FRANK E. BYBEE, Administrator. J. P. Fllegel, Attorney for Estate. NOTICE In the County Court of th Rtata of Oregon fo. Jackaon County. In the Ma.ver of th Estste of Ida H. Wilson. Deceased. Notice la Hereby Given that the undersigned, as executor of the bove named decedent, have filed herein their final report and account, and that Tuesday. June 17. 1941. at 10 o'clock a. m. at the courthouse In th city of Medford, In aald county, haa been fixed by th a hove named court as ths time snd plsce for nesting objections to said final account and for th xamlnatlon and allowance thereof. Dated May 16. 1941. RICHARD H. WIISON ROBERT M. WILSON Executor Prospect Prospect, June 6. (Spl.) Guests at the home of Mr. and Solution Of Saturday's Puals sA fttltchea tl. Color DOWN 1. TndividusJ 1, Butlr substitute I. Casks . Oreek letter I. Part of a hoof unJr the horny eovsr Irs "TTflee ftn'al 1. Survivor of a merries e S. Pert of an ampblUi eater 9. r.- 10. Hsvpff Mveel a certain time 11. Mrr"ran6um I. Bf-.re 51. R-Khy IS. sfsftctjtt-ift name 14. Sometrilng ttra tl. Run a-rev secre'if t. Let down ten-ion Jt. ftf)'it of rereal IS K"e"V 14. Perfellrf It. T'jrti sie St. Hae "en 4. tstigstor 4. R-il 4t Pronoiw 4L En9 tr-n tn a ,r'r-rl skev r'rrfai 7 Fenef 4a. On e'e way f'H te wir.S W frelei-1 '.1 P'vrtT It, . leather HAwnpAsEsncjoTs A 6 H lAWAKljpVA 5 E EUR E RilP I H SjMiE L iPClMEHAr H E EHTMjAHLjA W o RPgji ip o s'tIeQm e P I (PON 7 L E0A PfcTR HEP If AgpEw ffEfr odTel a r g;er6Tc SUsMEtEiDUsTP Y Mrs. George Tribctt tre Mn. Laura Reynolds, of San Fran cisco, and MUs Margaret Mc Dowell of Pine Bluffs, Wyo. The former is a sister and the latter a niece of Mrs. Tribett's. llrs. 1 Boothby spent Memorial day hert TUtttnj her pftirnu. Mr. ftnd Mrs. Chftunoey Armnt. 0h ! a primary teacher In ths Klamath rails ftchool. Miss Euntc Webber, a member of thl year's hlfh school frmduatlnfi ctftfts, left for Klamath IfftUft Thun dy to Ytstt reuttve and look for employment. Charles B. Oray. former Prospect gftrftfjeman now employed In Sun PYancUoo, spent ths week snd with his family hers. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oray and eon Donald motored to Ashland Sun day and brought their friend, Mrs. Oracs Westbrook of Qreahftm, horn hers for aereral days' visit. Mrs. Jamea R. Grieve and baby son Kern were dlKmlased from the Community hospital in Medford Thursday and returned to their horns at Grieve resort. Mr. and Mrs. Henry 6pes.ker and : daughter Anita of Wolf Creek visited , Mr. Speaker nephew. Prtnkls Jant- aer, and family Sunday. They were accompanied by Miss Hasl Davlft of Talea, who viltd her uncle, Elmer Clemens. Mrs. Don Chass returned to her home here Thurda after spending three weeks with relative in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Chase drove to Treka Saturday, where they spent the week end with her parent. Robert Dickey, who haa been mak ing his hon. at ths Proopect hotel and attending ths local high achool, left Thursday for Kodlak. Alaska, to spend the summer helping In his mot her e restaurant. Miss Nola Jean Arnett returned to her horns in Klamath rails with her parents Friday after spending the past nlns months with her sunt. Mrs Oeorge Sherman, and attending grade school here. Rev. and Mrs. Jsmes Dole and Mr. and Mrs. William Galnea went to Klamath Falls Sunday to visit Mr. Dole's brother-In-1 w and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Marsh, who in turn decided to spend ths day with ths Doles, ao they passed on ths- way. Hoavever, ths Doles and Oalnes visit c ' with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cum-m- rt Klamath Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Marsh spent ths dav with Mr. and Mrs. Leslls Dunagan. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Webber, Mrs. Oeorge Sherman and son Ronnie spent Memorial day at O rants Pass. They visited ths Edler family at Dead Indian soda springs, sn route home. W timer Robertson of Medford is spending a few days with Des Neville. Cleo Merrltt of Shady Cove Is stay :t g at the homt of Mr and Mrs. Clell Cunnlnghsm and la employed In the D Its worth berry field. Alva Wright went to Diamond lake Monday where he Joined Norman Horn and Bud Fraedrlck a Horn's cabin, "Snowbound," for a few days outing. Ivan Nys from Bonanza, and Myron Ttylor from LJce Creek, spent the week end with their families here. Bob Stanley left Saturday for Klamath Falls to spend he summer with bis mother. He haa been living ; t the home of his auut, Mrs. Herbert U Carlton, and attending Prospect achool. The "Great American1 circus, that showed at Central Point last week, broke dowa between Cascade Oorge and Jan User Village Monday and spent the night there while waiting for r-pelrs. One of the Skeeter's logging trucks turred over and spilled a load of logs Saturday below Cascade Oorge at the Trlbett nwd. The driver met Snlder's Dairy truck and turned out too far on a soft shculder. Nton Tucker of San Francisco, owner of the Flounce Rock ranches, was here a few days last week. He attended the Hereford meeting at the Rogue River Lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Merrimao are spending several days this week vaca tioning at Crescent City. Mrs. Carol Whetstone, third and fourth grade school teacher, left Friday for Ashland where her hus band has employment and they will make their home. She will attend the summer session of Southern Oregon College of Education. Dolena Vae Ingle, home economics Instructor In Prospect high school, went to Corvallla Friday, where she will spend the summer months. Edward EHertsen Jr. returned to hla home In C lata k ante. Ore., after the close of the local school last week. He will resume bis work as Instructor and athletlo coach in Project high school nest fall. Mi U Norma Ebnother, primary teacher In the Prospect grade school for the past term, left Friday for bir home In Aahland. Antelope Antelope, Juni 6 (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Houston of Eagle Point were guests Monday of the Bill Blghams. Ben Walch and Bob eon der Hellen arrived horn I sat Thursday from U An g lea. Ben returned to to Angeles on Baturd accompanied by hi lather, whs will euit lor a week in th southern etty. Bob plans to stay In Oregon, hsring joined his brother Richard In th logging busi ness. The horn of Mrs. Alstta Bigham In Sams Vslley wss th rcn of a doubt shower lest Thursday honor ing Mr. and Mr. Harry Llndman of Ban Francisco and Mr. and Mr Basil Bigham whoa marrlasr waa a recent eeent. Mr. Bigham was formerly Mia Mildred Cog of Ash land. Mr. sod Mra Otis Hedg. also of Baa Frenctsoo. wr among th snany guta ri Jo-ring th affair. Mr. and Mra. Ilbert Bigham and family and Mrs. Jim Knlsid and daughters of Medford drora to It nee burg Sunday. Th nnul Blbl achool ta Bow being held at Ante lop school and a cordial Invitation la astended to 11 children In th neighborhood. U.S Maiioa P. arc of Msdlord, a house guest oi ths Cecil Culbertaons. Is assisting with the achool. Mrs. Bill Welch, son Bob and daughter Betty, and Mr. and Mrs. Harris of Lake Creek were guests Sunday o; Mrs. Anna Walch and family at a dinner honoring the birthday anniversary of VYUlard -'alch. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Day and daughters attended the baccalaureate service of the 8. O. C. C. at A Mil snd Sunday. Miss Almeta Day Is a mem ber of the graduating cUaa. Ladle' social club will meet June 11 with Signs Day. Mra. Cecil Cul bertson assisting hostess. Dste has been advanced a week because of the arrival of another four thousand baby turkeya at the Day home on the regular club day. Mr. and Mrs. Verl Wslker and chil. dren and Mrs. Stetner, mother of Mrs. Wslker. all of Medford. called r under on Mr. and Mra. Carl von dsr Hellen. Williams Creek Willlamj Creek. June 6. (Spl Mr. and Mrs. Azel Blod gett and daughters. Pansy and Chariot Ann, Lester Sparlen and daughter, Jean, and Rosalee Ackley went to Savage Rapids dam Saturday and enjoyed the day In Azel's motor boat using Mr. Sparlen's new 8',4 horse power motor. Mr. and Mrs. Cleorg Robinson of Portland, Mra. Effle Dally and Mrs. Clrlffln and daughter, all of Medford. visited at th O. W. Robert bom Saturday. Mr. and Mr. Oen Helntmn nd two small sons of Oakland. Calif., are visiting their parent. Mr. nd Mra. Ludwlg Helnsman of Provolt. A. M. Freel was urged to continue his lectures Bundsy evenings t th Grang hall with th pictured Illus tration. Mis Blllle Bunch haa been visiting her sister, Mrs. Johnny Scott, st Klamath Falls. Donald Stubbs, until recently sn enroile st Williams CCO esmp, has obtained a position as csterpUUr tnctor operator at Smith Brother Lumber company t Selms. At Wtl llsms csmp h completed th course In suto snd ctor work. Including a specialised national def.ns course. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sorrels are receiving congrtultlon on a five pound son born May 37 at the Freltag maternity home. He has been named Neal Edwin. Mr. Ross Wiley and thre daugh ters of San Diego. Calif, visited Mr. nd Mr. George Fry on dy last week. Mrs. Wiley Is sn aunt of Mr. Fry. Th largs bam and two silos on th Ira Sparlln place were com pletely destroyed by fir of unde termined origin last wek. Th bsrn contained some no ton of hay b idea farm machinery. Mlaa Betty Fry spent last week with her grandparents, Mr. snd Mr, Trm Vocum st Selma. Mr. Frank Brysn passed away at th hospital at Grant Pass May 37 after a few hour Illness. Interment was In th cemetery t th Methodist church on Williams oreek. Service were conducted by Rev. Johnson of th Methodist church of Grants Pass, pallbearers were Lesur Spar lln, Sam Baker, Harry Cougl. Ann Smith. Wayne Large and Elmer Oil mora. On on, Lieutenant Oeorge Wyroann of Kansas city, was present. Th other son was unabl to b present. Wllllsms school pupils received their report card May 38 and th entire achool spent May 38 at Cres cent City beach. Mis Delta Wlmbrey of Grant Pa will teach th primary grade bar the coming yer. Mrs. Culllson. nee Mis Ellols Kbmer, who hss Just finished thl term a primary teacher her, will teach nest yer at Wonder. Harold Boat, a train at Fort Lewis. Wash., was ualgnad to direct traffic at th Redwood highway junction near Orant Pass during th troop movement. Hi mothvr, Mr. Chester Boat, and hi grandmother, Mra. W. B. Flsley, motored to Orant Paaa to visit him. Henry Ham mon and Jimmy Vamar have returned to William after a trip by bus to Topek. Kan. Mr. Hammon visited hi sister. Mr. Cu rt Hrtman. who had broken hr arm. Red Cross unit under direction of Mrs. Edith Phlpps snd the Wllllsms ladles club met at th horn of Mr. Floyd Smith Wdnesdsy. Mrs. Jo Vamer and Mr. Roy Patterson wer chosen delegate to attend th helta unit meeting In Orant Pu Friday. WUUama creek ld camp In th Sw.rl basin area baa been reestab l'ahed with Roe A. Toungblood senior foremsn In cbftrg of 80 CCC nrollee. The camp, which will probably be continued Into Septem ber, 1 two mile east of th Serpen tin Junction on th Onion Moun tain road, Th work 1 part of th conservation program of th Oregon California land administration for th preservation of sugar pin. Reese Creek Reese Creek, June 6. (Spl.) A Children s Day program will be held at the American Union Sunday School Sunday, June 8. All are welcome to attend an.l enjoy the day. Dally Vacation Bible school will convene June 9. All the children are invited for the two-weeks term. Good teachers will be In charge. Mr. and Mrs. Chsrtee Humphrey hare returned from th Towneend convention st Salem. Mr. C. Bellow ha reco.sred from a recent Illness., Mr, snd Mr. A. R. Han scam and daughter. Mrs. Joseph Fader and two children of Medford called at th W. R. Lamb home Sunday. Among thoe from thl district aelng wees -end shopping In Med ford wer Mr. snd Mr. T. T. Vest! nd Kathleen, Mr. and Mr. Charles LODGE NOTICES MFD FORD LODGE , No. 103. A. F. A. M. Special June S. Work In Master Mon dvree. OLEN L. FABRICK. W. M. Humphrey, Mr. end Mrs. Homer Martin and Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humphrey. Darlene and Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Merrltt and Janet and Jimmy. Gold Hill. June 6. (Spl.) Mrs. Jay Fredericks and baby daughter of California were re cent guests of Mrs. Frederick's sister-in-law, Mrs. Noel Kellogg and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Csrter and son Leroy spent Saturday fishing at Pish lake. Mr. and Mra. Charlie Avena had as their guest over the week-end their niece, the former Vera Avena of Sacramento, who la a former reetdent and attended school here. Katherln Hayes la spending part o her school vrtlon at th horn of lr alater. Mra. Fred Baker, and family, at Suaanvllle, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Belcher snd sons spent Decoration day with rela tives at Glendale, Ore. Mrs. Clarence Cook visited th Howard Kelt family In Chemult las Sunday and was accompanied homo by Tony Kell, who will visit her for several days. Dennis McOulre spent th first of th week In Portland wher h transacted business. Mr. and Mr. Richard Oray and son Joe of Prospect are visiting relatlvea her thl week. Their son Charle Is spending his vscstlon st ths Rlpla Darling horn In Fort Klmath. Jocelyn snd Denis Meunler went to Grant Pas on Monday to visit friend for a tew day. OuesU of Mrs. Mary Chlsholm ar her two daughters. Mrs. Ross Billing and Mra. Ada Turner of San Fran cisco. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Whitest of North Bonneville, Wash., spent last week-end her wltb relative and friend. Neal Buh returned to hla horn la HlUsboro Sunday, whll Mrs. . Bush remained for th reat of th week to visit ber mother, Mrs. Byerly, and other relative. Milton Btelnmeta of Portland spent ths weekend her with his family. Among th home being painted thl week are those of Mr. snd Mrs. Carl Lenta, Mr. and Mra. Art Oor hsm, Mr. and Mr. Milton Btelnmeta. Mrs. Nellie Reed, and on of Al Pnkey'i houses. Mr. and Mrs. Cherles Kell spent Tuesdsy In Prospect with their dsughter, Mrs. Richard Oray and Mr. Oray. Soapbox Driva Pueblo, Colo. (U.PJ When Junior college student was threatened with Jail sentence) because he couldn't pay traf fic fine, his fellow students leaunched a campaign with billboards, posters and soap-box orators and raised the neces sary $3.17, plus tax. Spinach Washington, June 6. (Jfy Hearings will start today at Walla Walla, Wash., and will be resumed June 18 at Chicago on a federal trade commission com plaint charging price fixing and other trade restraints In the in terstate sale of broadleaf spin ach. Travel Table AIRPLANES Northbound Lear Mails Cloa 47 am. 4:03 a.m. 13 U7 p m. 11:33 a ov. 8:48 p m. (Flag stop) No Mall 8:18 p m (Flag stop) 8J8 p oa. fou tabu u nd Leav Malls Cloa 11:13 a m. 10:37 a m. 8:13 p m. (Flag atop) 8 37 p at, 113 p m. 11:07 p m. TRAINS Mortb bound Leave Mall Clo 11:08 a-m. 10:08am. 8:00 p. m 1.-08 p m. oQtnboond Leave Mall Cloa 7:40 a. m. e 40 a. m. 1.40 p.m. . 4.40 p.m. BUSES Mortb South 3 0 a. m. II 08 a. m. 7 so a m. 8:80 am, 8 88 a, m. "8 so a m. 1 :40 p. m. 8 JO a. m. 8 eS p. m. 8:08 p. m. Ta Klamath rails 8 40 a. m. snd 8 80 p. m. From kiamalk 811 8 So a m and i 40 p. m. () To Ashland only, (l To Orant Pas only. Rout Auto-eotinecting first-! msil lo t 8:18 a. m for delivery at pout aorta of Eugeo and a 8:00 p. m for delivery at point outa of Dunamulr. Cat. Closing urns for Too Late to clas sify Ada is 140 p. m. Pmif Ostt Iditn The Wall Street Journal THS flOMT FAOS Of AMgaiCAN BUSINESS I FINANCE Jeasf frm npk nfj 413 Bosh St, Sao Francisco, Cali Gold Hill