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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NINE Want to Buy, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, TTEDXESDAY. JUNE 1. 1941. tusma vr a uo ini p.t You iu oruttU) nod tucUy th thlOCl TOM ot bo kj log (01 or t of infli lot uauaed aruc,et rwu may 6krcb oui tttie or tore room you may rind mtny ihinft other avr ettug tnd o ftblff to rtkilM unmtdiai cmn U wbftt ?uu vaot iso t br kdverUM (ot it lYibuo Claa tlfied Ads arc ineiptnsl RATES fir word first in mow W (Minimum tlc Barb ddiiiunai Inttriloo, pe word ..1 (Minimum 10c) Per Una per month wllbont copy change . CASH or money order must ac company all mail erdM classified ads. LOST AND FOUNO STRAYED Gray and white kitten Saturday night. Call 1018 W. 10th St., phone 2013. LOST Frlgldalre top between Med ford and Trail. Finder call 6042. LOST Black and White Springer Spaniel pup. Reward. Jackson Hot Springs. REPOK'l lost oog. animal cruelty caws Humane Society. Phone 6151 WANTED MALE HELP NATION-WIDE company has opening lor service salesman In local auto supply store. Salary. Permanent, good future. Write Tribune Box 8438, giving age. education, exper ience and enclose picture. WANTED 3 men to work on farm. Wages 63.60 per day. Room and board. C. F. Balrd, Selma, Oregon. WANTED Man to milk and do chores. Small wagea and board. Mrs. Lewis, Rt. I, Box 865. Central Point. . WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Waitress, also woman to clean cabins. Box 3438 Tribune. WANTED Experienced comptometer operator. Writ Box 3083 Tribune. WANTED Mlddle-eged Phone 6031. housekeeper. WAITRESS Over 31. one than can type. Diamond Cafe. WANTED SITUATIONS POSITION WANTED by man Just over draft age. Accounting and general office experience. Will make Investment If necessary. Trib une Box 3415. . WANTED General housework by dav. Star Fotlte. Box 26. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Two sets of faliers. long logs. 84c Steady work. Box 8425 Tribune. WANT m used cab-tractor with blade, about 40 h. p. W. H. GUI. 837 Washington Blvd., Grant Pass. Oregon. n iMT.n Trmri nart lumber for 30 Cat and Dozer. Box 342i Tribune. Neighbor penny dinner at Jackson ville UlVUfeO UB.I wuu- FOR FURNITURE repairing, reup holstertner and reflnlahlng phone 3908. Thlbault. WANTED Room and board for young city boy In the country for two weeks. Give details In let ter. Box 30,3, Tribune. CASH for old horses. Disl 6376 LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED. Work guaranteed Call and deliver Mac 6c noyi a ro ww aide Maxs you old mower like new HlflHR&T cash Datd for Iron, copper brass. redlatora. aluminum, bat teries, tubes, rags, lead and lino Medford Bargain House WILL PAY MoVT CAH For Good Used Furniture HOI.RKOOK FURNITI RE 18 North Front. Phone 4036 WE PAY MOKE CASH Po. Your Furniture BAHM HI RO at ANhHEWS 6th and Front Phone 3333 BEST PRlrF.S. PAID For Youi Furniture BADS FLHMTIHE. Phone 4340. MO-WAY Mattres. and Upholstertn Co Phone 3846 300 west Bin oi HORSE COWS FOR FEED Eagls Point Fos Farm Phone 37-X-7 WANTED Wool, mohair hides and pelts Medford bsre-sln House 37 North Orsp. St Phone 1744. WELL DR1U4NO SI 50 pet ft first an r 1 M tyj?e 310 King FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Modern 7-room house, good location. 311 North Oakdale. FOR RENT 6-rocm modern cottaffe. close to trsde and huh schools. Paved street. 137.50 water paid. Phone 4TB3. FOR RENT Furniahed and unfur nished houses. Also for s-1. seme good dairy ranches, acres tracts and e!tv prop-rtv. Edwin p Hutfhes Peal Es'afe Alncv. 700 North Riv erside. Phone 38:6 fPLCKS KJR REM- Move ro-jreetf sav nail Pruittl Mnoiltrss 8ts f PH--4S )4 FOR RENT APARTMENTS PGR RENT Apartment. 334 Apple POR REST Housekeeping rooms. 410 North Bsrtlett. APARTMENT for rent. Ele-rtriC ran-e. FY'-rtir. H-tel HUsnd. MODERN f im!r.ed aparttaeat, 41 North OaetcasS. FOR BENT APARTMENTS DIAL 4818 If Interested In fur nished living tutu of three rooms; sleeping room off bath. hested liv ing room, sun porch. Privets en trsnos. Csn accommodate two. References required. FOR RENT 4-room spsrtment over looking city Park. Phone 3617 or 3S40. FURNISHED APARTMENT. private bath, Frigldalre. 80 West Main. APARTMENT available June 38th. Electric appllancea. Inquire of Mra. McDonald, too South Oakdale. FURNISHED 1, S-room apart menu, and garage. 604 w. 10th. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms In vsehorneUgOMiesee FOR RENT Furnlshsd Room ROOM for gentlemen. Call between 6 snd a. 331 West Fifth. SMALL bedroom, clot In. 337 North Central. FOR RENT Pleasant room for gen tleman, doss In. 609 Esst Mam. ATTRACT! Vr ROOMS 404 8 Ore pa FOR RENT BOARD ROOMS BOARD and Room 716 East Main. DAT NURSERY, da? or week. So. Pcsch. near 6twart. Mre. Ekman. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FURNISHED SUMMER HOME on Rogue River for rent. Commuting distance of Medford. Rogue Alure, Trail. FOR REyi Store building and two offlos rooms See Al Uttrell ot Roland l.uboard FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR 8 ALE Two young Hereford cowa. Route 3, Box 305, Rosa Lane. Phone 3140. TOR BALE A good work team. nouie i, box iuj. central roini. Bartch. SADDLE HORSE for sale. Phone 6083, Phoenix. FOR SALE Guernsey cow. S heifers. oouoie tested, can evenings, c. a. Pursell, Jacksonville. MILK .GOAT, Angors. coming fresh june ?v, eo.ou. box 034, rungs nignway. FOR SALE Weaner rla. mile .si noxy Anne ecu Limp, kis. 4. Box 183-B. A. D. Sutphln. WILL SACRIFICE 33 pair White King ngeons, line oreeaers: no reasonable offer refused. About 30 squabs included at no cost. Route 1. Box 215-A. 1 mile north of Central Point. FOR SALE Milking Shorthorn bull Joe Dugan. 1 mile south Phoenix liul:e 8220 FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Shepherd and bird dog puppies, cheap. 322 Benson St. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 38 CHEVROLET coach, new rubber, runs fine. 325. Box 3087 Tribune. FOR SALE New pick-up bed with fenders. Inquire Grant's Osrage, Four Corners, Crater Lake highway. FOR SALE 1 Chevrolet Pickup, 1 single iron bedeteed with springs and mattress. 1 0x13 Axmlnster rug at 133 Tripp St. FOR SALE si Chevrolet. Reasonable price. 616 Palm. '40 PLYMOUTH Deluxe 4-door sedan. In good condition. 8685. Phone 3617 FOR SALE Roadster and new boat Phone 4902. 716 Grant. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE for smaller place. 1B0 aerea, free wtter, alfalfa, Ladlno clover, good buildings. Box 3075 Tribune. 5-ROOM HOUSE, Isrge lot, on Pesch street, sacrifice for Immediate sale. Inquire I. C. Olham. Box 46, Prune St. OOAAA 4 ACRES, clover, alfslta. vOUvJU family orchard , 4 -room modern, laundry room, garage. woodshed, store room, chicken house, cow, hay. furniture, tools. good location. Tribune, No. 8403 FOR SALE 5-ROOM house, attractive living room with fire place and hard wood floors, two large, well-lighted bedrooms, breakfast nook, enclosed servtce porch with wash trays, ce ment foundation, garage, enelceed back yard, shade and lawn, all newly decorated, paved street, de sirable location. Only 63500. Terms. ALSO S ACRES, all Irrigated and In clover. 4-room house with hath, bam. t-arage. near city limits. 63100 6600 cash. L. O. PICKELL 16 South Bsrtlett BOARDING and rooming house. H acre of land. Price 83.000, Initial payment 6350. ALSO NOVELTY snd notion store, phone agency, 8300. ALSO SHOE repair shop. 1500. ALSO GROCERY store, futures, 6100 In ventory of stock ALSO FEED STORE and service station, good business with plenty of hard work. ALSO OEfTRAL Repair Shop, fully equip ped, tow car. living quarters nicely furnished, lease on building for 8 vsrs at ONE DOLLAR PER MONTH, An opportunity of a Ufa time, terms. C 8 BCTTTRrTELD 410 Medford Building IA9T SIDE $4500 7-room modern house, base ment, beat. Oak floor, fire place. Double farare. WE3T SIDB S2150 8room modrn p- r COI C A 6-room modern, paved oor CaWlJU n-r lot. eioM n. CARL OOTTc5CH4 7 North Bsrtlett, Phone 4646. RIAL HOME for ssle pine 7-roon. home, wonderful yard, lots of trees and snruD'wry. isree trarafe aci tool shed, lot 90x340. larse base ment with new Mont hestlnc piant. B'ji Sleep! nt porcn. i n re places . Owner wishes to lesve towa s rtire pnceri frt immecia sa.e 972 Bo. Oakdale Phone 8447. POR PALI? '-room mfrjem house on psTed street c to ftfa and grai arboows. 414 60. Itj. rOR BALE REAL ESTATE FOR PURCHASE or exchange of Ash- land real eatate see meciman at 16 North Main at., near postoffice In Ashland; also Klamath property, listed homes and a good going res taurant. BUT before prices go up 131, acres or nice level land, suitable for chicken ranch or auto court. On highway at Central Point. Owner leaving soon. P. O. Box 33, phoenix. Dial Medford 6014. $1650 Near VaAhlnaton School 3-room modern horn, larga bvt porcn, garago. inciuaiTe) A1SO $1750 Ktwly pscoratad 4-rootn modsrn buntalow. ftvra;. doubls lot; 9300 down, balanos Use rent (ExclutiT) AIM $1800 Pink of Condition 7 rooms. 4 rjtdrooroa, Bios bath: renovated lnelde, new roof; painted outalde. Laje lot, Urge shads trea. Paved and paid. Convent tsntlv arranged for renting rooms. 4)00 to 41000 profit possibility. (Exclusive) AISO $3500 Suburban Btauty 3 aerea, beautiful yard, dandy 8-rootn modern bungalow, double tile drain, garage, cellar, electric pump for Irrigation; barn, chicken house, city water. AISO $4500 Jacksonville Highway 5-room modern home, large screened In service porch, automatic oil burner, double garage, 3 acres. (Exclusive) MARK A. OOLDT Phone 3366 106 East Main Evenings 3417, Mr. Beebe. POR SALS OR TRADE 100 Acres 4U mllsa northesst lied ford above valley, wonderful view. o acres fairly level, balance pas ture. Fenced and cross fenoed. Small house, food barn. 4 living springs, 1 well, 1 spring piped to nouss. 'j nuie to man rout and school bus. Traces of soft coal. Some equipment Included. Clear. eaouu. and or 10 acres Bit miles northsast Medford 0 acres Irrigated, a acres pears, 6 acres Ladlno clover. Modern house. barn, machine shed, 1 garages, chicken house, corn crib, woodshed. Electric water system. On mall, school bns and creamery route. Some equipment included. Clear, for 35-00 acres ntar Portland on year round creeit witn as acres creex bottom, balance timber and pas ture, modern house. Box 4079 Tribune. EQUITY In Improved 6 acres, good price lor eaan. Turn ngnt at box B-141. Spring Street, third house on right. FOR 8 ALE 6 bedroom house. 1 baths. Siskiyou Heights. Price S4SO0. Will arrange terms, phone 3069. FOR SALE Small apartment house, large grounds. Box 3073, Tribune. FOR SALE Premises corner Ninth and Holly, Medford. Ranch 300 acres, also 10-acre tracts. Owner 306 south Holly. PRICED TO SELL ertrAA S'bedroom home, newly V&jUU decorated, lovely shade trees, reasonable terms, fOPAA 3-bedroom home, good VeijUU condition, well located. H. L. COOK 1104 W. Main Dial 3376 FOR PALE summer bom, at Dia mond Lake, also boat. Wallace Woods. Til East Main, Medford. FOR SALE Lota No. 3 and No. t of Black No. 6, taerryvale Addition. 390.00. Communicate P. C. Bob bins. P. O. Boa 64, San Rafael, Calif. FOR SALE Resldenoe properties. Owner 611 W. 6th. FOR SALE Large residence, close la Call 611 Wee Sth. 8UILDINO A HUM? Let ur bsndle all details on 35- year FHA loans quickly, efficiently. Ooldy Agstxy CITY and country properties. Rentals Loans. Insurance. O Butterfleld 40 Medford Building. WHEN YOU think of real estate think rf the Clinton Spencer Ager.cv FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS BINO CHERRIES. S46 East th. BASSINET far sale, 63. 106 Tripp. PINE PIE CHERRIES You pick them, 6c lb., low tree. Bring your bozea: after 6:80 p. m. only. 736 Sherman. North End Oeneva, FOR SALE Electric Irrigating pump snd pipe, haylr equipment, etc. Ben Vimont, Agste. FOR SALE Clover hay m shock, not been wet. 67 ton. Harry Steels. Fern Vellsy. SELL OR TRADE Tractor for car. P. O. Bos 343, Central Point. BANKRUPT 8AI of Davla Peed Stores Medford Store 1716 K. Riverside, open each dsy. 1 p. m. to 6 p. m. Ashland Store 63 2nd St, open each dsys. I s n. to 13 noon. Save money on feed, seeds, grit, salt, poultry supplies, strsw, lime, fertilisers, stock remedies, grass eeeda, spraying aupplles. etc. FOR SALE 6-ft. grain binder, ready to go. 635 E w. Oebhard, Rt. a. Boa S4. Medford. YES! SIR' Our Brake Special continues. Any Ford. Dodge. WlUys. Chevrolet or Plymouth. 66.00. Any Bulck. Nssh. Chrysler. Pontlec. Olds, Packard 130. or Studs.. 66 66. These pnoss Include first grade lining snd labor. Chsmplons Texaco Servlo. River side and Jackson. Medford. Oregon. FOR SALE RuaeeU Motor Patrols road rrader. See R. C. Withers. 314 East 6th. Medford. Ore. CHERRIES, different varieties Oet herd s. H mile north Bear creek bridge. Central point. POR BALI Dry corn on the cob uncreat Orchard. Talent. MEADOW hay for sale: also 16 a pas ture. Chet Balderston, near Ante lope school. TRIP-L-DITT all purpose mash, economical and eery to feed Md ford Feed as Seed. 4th and ru. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS OOAT FEED Special milk rat ton of rolled crains. Albert Dealer. Medford Peed Seed. 4th and Fir. MOB I LO AS OOES FARTHER Pill now, eheck your mileage. We ad Just, clean and test your Spark Pugs FREE. Handy Red Horse. 400 East Main. POR S ALE Oood moun t al n grown strawoeTriea at tn Frank uite worth ranch, 35e gallon, you pick, bring containers. FOR SALE Eaton S-speed rear axle a&semblv tor 1930 Chevrolet truck. H. C. With am, 315 East 4th, Med ford. Ore. House Wares. Beautiful Chromium Pyrex. eto. Green stamps. Pick's WASHERS and Pumps, reconditioned, priced o sell. Part and service on all makes. Pick Hardware PUMPS. Jaeusai as Meyers, for every purpose. Guaranteed. Pick Hdwe PAINT NOW. Beautify with General Prces are lowest. Pick Hard were ZENITH. America's tnosi usuable re frigerator. 6-year guarantee. Speed Queer washers. Extra features Compare values. Pick Hardware OARDEN and farm tools, boss. Low est price Lawn mowera. Get our demonstrator. Pick Hardware. NO SHORTAGE of rnta, Sinn las snaps, asters, pstunia. eto.. 16c dus. 9 dos 35c. Ind' na canner and Marglobe tomato olsnts. Maddox Valley Oreen house. 1 block east of Plggly Wlggly. FOR SALE Low priced lumber or any building materials Call ua be fore you buy R O Stephenson Co.. Court and Mc And re we. Telephone 3000. REAL BUYS tn used olothlnf. 1404 No Riverside, across from Beck's Bakery FULLER BRUSHES. Phone 40 14. OR SALE Green Fir Slabs. Te pnone 6180. 4 OOOD dose of cash on the barrel bead la a complete cure for too many drinks of doilur down, says Jar Second Ham" Store, 10 South Grape BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 63SO WILL HANDLE beat located gas station setup at 600 East Msin. FOR SALE Leadtng restaurant In u rants .pass, on Msin street, priced for quick ssls. Box 8406 Tribune. FOR SALE Newstand, shoe repair shop and novelty store combined, very chesp. Box 9849 Tribune. PERSONAL PALMISTRY and crystal reading Phone 3446. 480 Mountain Avenue. Ashland. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Dressmaking. rHE FASHION SHOP-Dressmaklng Fur Remodeling. Buttool and Buckles covered. Room 803 U. S Natl Bank Bid Tel 3931 Expert Window Cleaner. LET OEORUE DO IT Expert window Cleaner. Oenersl house cleaners, floor waxing, palnt- ngOeolOlrapdPhone 39S4 MONEY TO LOAN PAY ALL YOUR BILLS With a Quick CASH LOAN AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK Terms to Suit You YOU WILL ENJOY DOING BUSINESS WITH OREGON FINANCE CO. W. E. Thomas. Mgr. Uc. No. S-3U M-317. 45 So. Central. Dial 4433. Home owned and managed. Since 1338. Glass W gel) (lass, reglazt vour orokan wtndowa reason ably Trowbridge Cabinet Work ACROSS It. Concerning L Consisting of u. Ventilate or'WSi" K"": t. Bound with 87. Symbol for narrow fabric nickel IS. Source of shoe- Is, Southern com phorus com steilstlon pounds 40. Tropics! bird 14. South Atnsri- 4L Small Oak csn monkejl 41. Story variant 4s. Pertaining to 18. Blotted oat certain Is. heathen Italian 17. Anclant wise mountains veaaels 47. Lift II. Coras! '. Footllke par II. Antlqus 10. L'nd'Jlite IL Radio sntsanse IL Identical 34. Rewards 44. Apart Is. The herb 3111 se. Kind of cloth: II. And: Latin variant se. Third stomseh II. Thin cake of a ruoal- 40. F.niiven rant 41. Put forth 33. H f h pointed U. rrew together bill again ' P I3 Y K I4 I7 'f a V I" - m 7 Z -I7 IZZZ-ZI J a r- a, -V- Zl IS j -j- 5i T". yr """3 t?Z)T IT Sras- Z ir31""" ay- arzy - "" ' 2j-"" .. 2J jj" - y BUSINESS DIRECTORY Painting and Paperhanging. StLUVAN BROS b JOHNSON are no longer connected with Ekerson Pslnt and Roof Store. For paint ing, papering and Interior deoorat Iny phone ?Tflft or 8fi44 Relrlgeration Servlca REFRIGERATION SERVICE CO.. the only exclusive refrigeration shop In So Ore Authorised tactury service D Oo i!d ?M W Jackson Ph 4M4 Roofing. WE REPAIR or spply any type of root Paoco Roullnga Shingles Coatings and Paints New stock Wall Psper Ekerson Patnt and Roof Co SB So Bartlett Tel 384 9 Transfer. CITT TRANSFER e STORAGE CO Household moving and general hauling It a- a rape, phone 4664 day or nignu (AOS TRANSFER A STORAGE CO Office 16 South Fir. Pnone 3836 Prices right Service gu&rantsed DAV1A TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 6 Fir Street. Insured Camera Local and Lone Olaunce Raul log. Phone 3686. FURNITURE UOVINO AND STOR AGE We bars van moving equip ment for local and long distance hauling. Dry and clean storage (concrete bulldlngl with apecial locker rooms at low rates SAMSON FTORAGE WAREHOUSE Phone 37M! Venetian Blinds. VENETIAN BLINDS Guaranteed, steal or wood Venetian Blinds 30c aq ft tnstelled Phone Burks Medford Tent & Awn., 4473 Free eatlmsts Foots Creek Foots Creek, June 18. (RpD Mr. ai.d Mrs. R. L. Miller en tertained June 7 in honor of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Miller A delicious 6:30 dinner was served cafeteria style. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller of Grants Pass, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Newell, of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Gilchrist, and son, Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Walt, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lance, Ruth Lance, Jill Martin, Jack Martin, Wallace Iverson, Ray mond Blair, and the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Miller ratumed June 6 from a wedding trip to Twin Falls. Idaho, where they visited Mrs. Mil. lsr's psrents and other relatives. They left June 8 for the Benton mine where they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Andrews and two children of Gold Hill moved June 18 to the Paul McDuffy place, better known as the former John Biles property. Mr. and Mrs. Al Limbeck, who have been spending some time In Los Angeles, spsnt several days at their home here last week. The Lunbecks plan to return here next week to remain. They were accompanied on their trip by their son Robert. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Dodds, who recently sold their service station at Savage Creek on the highway be tween Orante Pass snd Rogue River, havs taken ove the Riviera service station end store. Mr. and Mrs. Dodds plsn to make Improvements and will also serve lunches. Joseph Jones of Klamath Palls visited June 18 with his wife snd son who are spending some time here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bd Petfountaln. Mrs. Eugenia Garrison and son ChsmpUn of Eugene are visiting her mother. Mrs. Oeorgla Kettle, and aunt, Mrs. B. Jones. Dally vacation bible school, which was held at the Sunday school, closed June 14 with an Interesting program. Rev. Ran tail and wlfa were present snd gsv out the certlflcstea. Mrs. Hutchlns, Mrs. Dally and Mrs. Cer- Bol'illon Of Yesterdsy'a PuxtU DOWN L Bo, I. Mor key 6 Disease 4 Petal! i Feminine nsme 4. The eweetsof) 7. Oulded 8. South Amerl can animsi I. Qum arable 16 Elaborate apectacle II. As. It Noiae Is. R. from the dead II. Work II Sine II. a.ameae eelns . Llonilke II. Long etene IV Eltlnot bird Is. tetii form 17. Tall II. Eatelllts II. Hoeielry IS. 'l"h of ths herring fsmllr 4L Cncoae: eacate srtlu.i 46. ll.1..-lr,eJ p. ant 41. Ward off 11. Rational It. h.ed sovsrlaf II. Mother 44. Wonder and fear U. Short for a mualcal la. atrumeot IS, Tribunal 17. favoured M. Masculine IWlASTEDriT AR ATA 5.i.Okl ALU DEL MENTAL , MALAGA b" o snwjB SAT EQu a A LIT Jt A L EQEL M T AukiMA D EDBR A E S EiPTE TQ66uk O E.LII PlDojAg!TiEp l a;dIePc o Mlgns's K RiE leEiK NypA w E B A;S E RJIL AINIA Tjgl RAn t EDlfE V0K Eliij sin,evr;sUd;e1t1e1sit. veny ware the teachers during the Bible school session. Mrs. Vsncll Ccrveny and Mra. R. U Miller took Mr. Cerveny to the Ben ton mine Sunday, where he la em ployed. While there they visited Mr. and Mrs. IV L. Miller Jr. Prospect Prospect, June 18. (Spl.V Annual school meeting was held In the school gymnasium, Mon day at 8 p. m. Earl Ulrlch was re-elected director for a three year term, the third consecutive time that he has been elected on the board. He also served two terms a few years ago. Mrs. Rose J. Kelley was re-elected district clerk, her sixth year in the work. The voting was light this year, only 36 attending the meeting. Fred Middlebusher is chairman of the board of direc tors for the ensuing year, and Herbert L. Carlton is the other board member. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge L. Jsntesr left for Sesslds Tuesday, where Mr. Jant ser will participate In the state trap ahoov Mumps seem to be getting Into eptdemlo proportions hers. New cssss reported June 16 were Henry He. man. Mrs. T. J. Rlchsy, Alva Wright, Betty Holsgang, Lavlna, Lola Marie and Dale Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Merrlman shopped and visited In Medford Mondsy. Miss Martha Oearhart of Ashland was a guest at ths home of Mr. and Mrs. Ludo Qrleve over Ssturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Carlton left Sunday for Newport to attend j the Bute Grange convention. He la maater of Upper Rogua River Orange. Henry Bean, employee ot the Her man Brothers Lumber company, went to sleep while driving Sundsy night and his car left ths rosd In Prospect on the Red Blsnket road, and landed on Its top. Mr. Bean eacsped without Injury, but ths csr was damaged and taken In to Medford by a wrecker, Sunday guests at ths Green Mead ows ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Qua Dltsworth were Mrs. Alice Wlllets from Ashland, Mr. and Mra. Bert Langston and children Pattle and Billy of Central Point. Miss Evelyn Dltsworth accompanied the Lang' stone on an outing at Union Creek part of the day. Mrs. Frances Pearson, Prospect high school instructor, together with her sons Psul and Stanford, and Miss Mary Olson, left June 17 for a two weeks' trip up the Oregon and Wsshngton coast. The Northwest Nsxarsne college mala quartette gave a fine program of vocal and Instruments! numbsrs Monday night at the local Nazarene church. Uriah Vaughn, district manager of the California-Oregon Power com pany In Roseburg, and Mrs. Vaughn visited relatives In this locality over the week snd. Eagle Point Eagle Point, June 18. (Spl.) Bible school being conducted in the high school by Rev. Fields, pastor of the local Presbyterian church, with 25 youngsters under the age of 13, held an all day picnic in Ashland Ltthia park last Friday. They will put on a varied program of Biblical events at the church Friday eve ning, June 20. The presence of all will be sincerely appreciated by both the pastor and the class and all are cordially invited. P. J. Robinson Is doing some paper ing and painting for Mrs. Lottie Van Scoy this week. Miss Rose Whaley, telephone oper ator In the local office, and brothers, who recently purchsaed the old Hick son property on the south side of the creek, took possession of same last week. Eagle Point Town send club will hold regular meeting Monday eve ning, June 3t, at Oasis helL All are Invited. Dale Overdlck, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Cbse. Overdlck, returned last Sunday from a week's visit with his sister, Mrs. Psul pechiteln of Orante Pass. Mr. and Mra. Orrll Henderson spent last week end visiting friends In Cbiloquln and Fort Klsmsth. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Overdlck. two daughters Vera and Norma of Wlnnl fred. 8. D. arrived In Eagle Point last Thursday evening at the borne of Mr. Orsrdtck'a brother. Ches. and family. They left Saturday for Napa. Calif. They had visited other relative in Wsshlngton, also at Eu gene and Springfield en route here. Mr. and Mrs. Cel. Lush left last Sundsy for Nswport, Ore., to attend the State O ranee convention. A baby daughter wae born to Mr. and Mrs. John Noble of the Antelope district In the Community hospital la Medford June It. Orsndpa and Orsndma Matthews are doing nicely at this time, aa well aa the proud psrents. Mrs. Frances Campbell has a crew of men with Oeo. Holmes and John Smith as foremen, tearing down and remodeling the garage which Clayton Simmons bee been operating tor the Standard Oil company, which has a five-year lease on It. It will be completely modernised with three new pumps, bout, etc. Mr. Simmons will continue to operate It when It Is reedy for asrvlos again. Among out-of-town business callers here Tuesday were Frank Kyfran and Leonard Bradshaw of Lake Creek Mr. and Mrs. Fete Bets a ad Ray lekerstsrf of the Crater lake high way north of tagle point, Ouy pruett and Kick Young, who live west of here. Rudy Weiditvan la building an eat ditton to the north aide of his dwelling, which It to be a sleeping porch for awhile. A large crowd attendee the school election meeting In the achoolhsuse Monday evening. Mrs. Beryl Hlckeon wae electee) clerk for a year's term. Dwight McCorkle was sleeted direc tor tor three years. Mr. and Mra. W. P. Hannon and two children of Klamath Falls ar rived here last Sundsy for a week's visit with Mr. snd Mrs. Howard Short. Mra. Hannon Is a daughter of Mr. Short. Mr. Hannon owns and oper ates a fsctory for msktng starch from cull potatose In Klamath Falls. The Eagle Point Orange birthday dinner wae held In the Orange hall June 17 honoring thoae having birth days during ths last three months. Forest Creek Forest Creek, June 18. (Spl.) John M. Black was elected to the board of directors of school district 43 at the annual school meeting held at Forest Creek school house June 16. The two candidates for director were John Talbot and John M. Black. They received tie votes and the election was decided by lot. Nettie Armpriest wag elected clerk by a substantial majority. Mrs. Jim Ksnt snd two daughters. Genevieve snd Mary, of Jacksonville were Sundsy visitors at the boms of Mrs. Annie Davis. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Davla and daughters Patricia and Lovella of Medford. Mra. Ella Babcock of Richland, Ore., arrived here recently to spend several weeks vacation at ths home of her daughter. Mrs. John Mscy. Joe Broad, beloved resident of this community for many years, psssed away In Florence, Ore., at ths home of his alitor, Mrs. Anne Sullsvsn and waa laid to reat In the family plot In Jacksonville cemetery June 14. Henry Hoi tan ot Vancouver, Wash., former resident of Jackson county, spsnt several daya hare last week visiting at the home ot his brother In-law, Lee Black. Mr. and Mra. Henry Miller had a narrow escape from serious Injury June 13 on a narrow rosd nesr Dome, Cel., when Mr. Miller, who wss driving, was momentarily blind ed by Intense sunlight and loat con trol ot the car, which crashed Into a tree. Ths right fender and head light were crushed but Mr, and Mrs. Miller were unhurt. Mrs. Jack Ward of Medford and John Black were honor guests at a combined birthdsy and Father's day dinner at the Black home June IB. Other guests Included Henry Holtsn, Chsrles Shepardson and Mrs. Evelyn Bell, Jsck Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller. Provolt Provolt, June 18. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Strickling of Jacksonville have moved into the Lester Hill house. Mr. Strick ling is a dredge boss at Ruch. A phone wss Installed at the Roy Whlteett home Wednesdsy. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Oobb of Mur phy were callers at the home of his pa rente, Mr. and Mrs. John Cobb. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cobb and daughter are now visiting at ths home of lis psrents, Mr. and Mra. John Cobb. Harold leaks hss bought part of the Olen Provolt ranch. Marlon Lawman celled on Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Prattler of Murphy Bun- day and also at the Oscar Johnson home. Miss Sera Osrdner gsve her fare- wall address to the Bible class Tues day. She espscts to leave soon for southern Csllfornla. Provolt dally vacation Bible school started June t at the Provolt Com munity hall. Mrs. Rose of Applegate and Mra. schull are teachers. Mr. and Mrs. John Jolly wsre here Thursday visiting Mrs. Jolly's daugh ter. Shsrl and Claudett Letteken Miss Evelyn Applegate, who has taught muale for several years In San Francisco schools, will start giv ing muslo lessons at the O. R. Hill home Wednesdsy, Mrs. Ray Bentley and son Gary returned home rrldsy from the Lethrop maternity home. Provolt bessbsll teem played Wil liams CCO teem Sundsy afternoon on the Provolt base bell diamond. The score being It to 10 In favor of Williams. Riviera, J u n 18 (Spl.) Guests at El Oro ranch this week are Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Salisbury ind two tons, Jr. and ''-net of Milwaukee, Wis. Mr. Salisbury it the ton of Mrs. Georgia Kettle. Mrs. Eugenia Garrison and son Champlln of Eugene also arrived last week to spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Newell of Cor vallis, who have ben visiting Mrs. Newell 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Millar, left for Los A nee lee Friday to spend several dsys visiting relatives. The Paul Throne fsmlly enjoyed a few daya visit this week from Mrs Throne's father and brother, C. A Arnold and Kenneth of La Verne. Cel. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oantaoa of Springfield arrived Mondsy evening and visited overnight with friends here, leaving again for Spring-field Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Vandl Cerveny ac companied by Mrs. Lloyd Miller made a trip to the Benton mine Sunday. Mr. Cerveny remained a the mine, where be will be employed. Otto Fuhnnsa and Perry Walt of Live Oak Orange and Wm. Rowea of Oold Hill Ore nee left for Newport Sunday to attend state orange con vention. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Oeo, Lance. Mrs. Oeo. Hutchlns, Mr. Andrew Mother. Miss Msrte Bock, Mra. Roy Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Throne, P. W. Arnold and Jean Boye, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller, and Mra. Fred Rleter from Riviera and the Colony attended the school meeting at Gold H1U Monday. I Riviera LODGE NOTICES Order of De Molsy will meet at the De Molsy hall, Wednesday, Junt 18th, as 7:80. De Molsy degree will be conferred. MEDFORD LODGE, No. 103. A. F. A. M. Speclsl communication Thursday. June 19th to attend and conduct funeral services Bro. C. L. Valentine. Lodge called to order at 1 SO p. m. uun i rAOKiLa, w. as. OF ADVISED BY AM Portland (Spl.) With the va cation period already beginning and many motorists planning ex tended automobile trips, the Ore gon State Motor association rec ommends a careful check of the car before starting any long tour. The AAA said: "Interruption of a trip by un pected breakdowns and conse quent repairs is an annoying and often expensive delay which can many times be avoided by an examination of the automo bile in advance. A car might be stalled In need of replacement parts which can be supplied In only a few localities particu larly now with defense produc tion beginning to cause shortages in parts supplies. Be sure you have lack In good working order. A block of wood may come In handy to provide a good footing for the jack. See that there is small roll ot Insulated wire and a roll of mechanic's tape In the service kit. Carry spare spark plugs, fuses. a set of extra headlight bulbs (unless the car has sealed beam headlights) and particularly an extra fan belt. The belt drive the generator on most cars and a broken one can mean serious dif ficulty. Know where to look for a burned-out fuse In the light, horn and other circuits. Wiring dia gram in the car Instruction book usually show fuse locations. In spect tires for nails, tacks, glass, etc., and be sure that the tires are In good condition. Check air pressure in all tires and the spare. Have the brakes In spected for lining and adjust ment. Have the car thoroughly lub ricated with a proper grade of lubricant and wheel bearings cleaned and repacked with the required special grease. Check steering mechanism for any loose or damaged parts. Be sure to drive carefully. Finds Diamond Hartford. Conn. (U R) A blind man found a valuable diamond ring that had gone unnoticed by people with good sight for more than two weeks. Robert Reid, owner of a concession on the ground floor of the state capital, was mopping the floor near his stand with a sponge and felt the ring. Travel Table AIRPLANES MsetbboBae) Leave Malls Close (ali a 4:03 em. 13:07 p m. 11:23 e ra. t 46 p m. (Flag stop) No Mall ;lt p nv (Plat stop) t p. at, teutbsoand Leave Mails close 11.13 am. loaram. 6:11 p m. (Plegetop) 8:37 p ra, 11:63 p. m. 1177 p. m. TRAINS Nertbbonnd Leave 11:06 am. Malta Ola 10.O6 a tiot p m 1i0tp.l tonthboant Leave 7:40 a. m. 6:40 p-m. Malta Close t-40 a- m, 4.-40 p.m. LCSES North t so a. m. 710 a. m. :66 a.m. 1:40 p. m. 4t p. m. out 11:06 a. m Mam. 60 a. as. st:60 m. km p. m. Te aa.msth Falls t:40 a, m. and 6 so p. m. rraas Batmeib tails 160 i a iM 1 40 p. as. (so) To Asblsod only. () To Grants Pasa only. Note i Auto-eounectlng flrst-elsae SMU closes at 1:16 a. m for delivery at aetata aorta at Eugene and at too p. m for delivery at pouts south at Dunaaauu. Cel. Cat Mall Tribune want asm The Wss'l Street JcaiT.2! ths raoMT a AOs or umtcjm IUSINESS I FINANCE Stmd fm fm asey easy 411 Busk St, lea rrsndsco, Cslut A