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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN , Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It 's Filled With Opportunities! MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUJCE, MEDFORD. OREGON'. TUESDAY. AUGUST 19. 1941. .oil will probably find ttirtly tht thing toil nai bttn look in lor ot tale or trade for unuKd artlclra you may hat a Search your attie or tlore room von may find many thine other are seeking and be able tn realize Immnllate rath. If hat you want Un't here advertlM for It. Tribune Clas sified adt art Inexpensive effective I RATES per word first lnsertlonJ (Mlnlmun tsc) Each additions, insertion, par word Is Minimum lie) Per line pei muntb without copy change , 81.36 CASH or money order must ac company all mall order classified ad. LUST AND FOUND FOUND Keye. Owner Identify end pay for ad. LOST DOO Pemale Oolden Cocker 6panlel. small breed. No collar, year old, straight hair, white apot on chut. Dial 2617, 303 Laurel St. REPORT loai dogs, animal cruelty eases Humane 8(xtrty. Phone 6161 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Experienced eervlee sta ges- Hon operator, rnone oom. WANTED Chef and night clerk at Litnia notei, astubuu. WANTED for positions In northern California, service station attend ants, grocery clerks, combination store menager and time-keeper for a camp store. When answering this ad. please give experience, age and reference. Bjx 701, Tribune. WANTED Auto mechanic Immedl. ately. Should have broad exper ience on wrecks. Phone In applica tion to W. A. Oraydon. Box 933, Redding. California. P- one 4S0-W. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTEI"Dependable lady for house work. 915 Queen Anne Ave. WANTED Fry cook. Woman pre ferred. Permanent position for right party. Dial 9001. WANTED Experienced cook to work split shift. Medford Cafe. WANTED Unencumbered mtddle age woman to live In the home of aged people and do the housework. Room board, and 120 pei mo. Tribune, Box 985. Stale qualifications. TWO CAPABLE, energetic women or girls for general work around auto court, lunch counter. Some cook tng and housekeeping. $40 month, board, room. Bonus for six month's work. Olve address for personal Interview. Ssnd Creek Station, rort Klamath, Ore. WANTED Pull time girl for house work and care of children. Perma nent, phone 4fl63. WANTED Experienced waitress, good wuges. Box H73, Tribune. WANTED Experienced wsltress at Diamond Cafe. Must be able to type. WANTED Girl over 26, or women, for general housework. Two adulte, no laundry, good wages. Phone 4463. WANTED Neat, clean woman for housework, assist with cooking and care of baby. Position open Im mediately. Write Mrs. Charles Plus, "it a. Cslltornla. giving qualifi cations, references and salary ex- p-rted J1ELP MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Married couple, man above draft ae, for ranch work; partly tarnished 3-room apartment with sleeping porch, best of farm equip ment, few cows. Salary or shares. H. A. DuBuque. Phone 127, Central Point. OW1NO to cool weather hop picking will not start until August J5th . , ,u Unn Vini AbOUt I weeks food picking at 3U Pr pounu. W4.MTED HOP PICKEfcS at the Christie Hop Yards. ti mllee West of Grants psss; nice shsdy camp ground Tents and tent-houses fur- i - -a . , ae ewi mmlsM TV Oil grounds Picklnr will start about Avjust 10th Will psy iis ; with an additional Vic at end or seson to picket who stay en tire season CHRISTIE SON . asnvrv- hop PICKERS at Lake- ax Hon Yard 4 miles West Orsnls Pise in sbadv -amp ground, tents furnished: good water, commlssery . oi. grounds PlrkliK will start V about Auiust loth will pay le lb with additional so at ,cd 01 seston to pickers who suy entire -s-o- A-t Kir? WANTED SITUATIONS MAN bookkeeper, experienced, best r-r-r-nces. scoountlns espvr-- Are 45. 837 Vj. (.sakdele. STPT1C tank and cesspool cleaning nitary Service 715 Cedar. Med- W ANTED MISCELLANEOUS Wanted Pasture for stout 20 head cowj and horses. Box 929, car Tri bune. W ANTED Dtisl axle truck, three trip t-sul. long lojs. good roed. Inquire for Conley. Axalea Hotl, Arelea, Ore Wanted TO BUY Modern house with l to a.-res. Vicinity Soring . Buckshot Rill or Central Po'nt. '"ra.i down pavment. balance Ilk rent. Box 974. Tribune. ANTED Old furnirure. strree. sw- lr- mschln'S. o'.d iron p'.pe. J'Jnk. r.d f.'.ve.-od articles. P. O. Box 643 ll-df'r . T-L DRILL.'. L. 81 JO per ft first w It, M. J. M. DOC-, lia aUf- WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTKn Amall ..,.. -J.',. uiJ' "J. ' ' ' -,4u,uiih oouae, close In, for two elderly ladles. Box 940, Tribune. "es. WANTED TO BUY-1 or S acres, with or 5 room modern bouse, close in. Tribune, Box 730. PERMANENTLY employed young man desires permanent room. An swer Tribune. Box 9S3. WANTED You to see my good, used K!?-. ,OT "n; fothin used wardrobe shop across the bridge. 518 En Mali,.' HIOHEdT easu paid for iron, copper brass, radiators, aluminum. Oat. teries. tubes. rags, lesd and sine Medford Bargain House. BEST PHICtS PAID For Your Purnlture. IADS ri'RMTLRE. Phone 4140. WAKTED Wool, mohair, bides and pelts Medford Ban-am Bouse, 27 North Orape St. Fauna 1744. - MORS MONEY to. your furniture Til ley's Purnlture. 29 South From WE PAY MORB CASH For Your Purnlture. BARNERLRO ANIIREW8 th end front. Phone 3333. WILL PAY MOST CASH For Oood Used Purnlture HOI.HKOOK FL'RMTI RE 18 North Front. Phone 4023. FOR ItEMT HOUbES FURNISHED 4-rooro duplex apt, for rent. Inquire 805 Beatty. FOR GALE Modern 4 -room house, newly decorated inside and out. Close In. near schools. Inquire 218 S. Orange. FOR SALE Four-room modern house, garage, two large lots, on east side, furnished. Box 694, Trib une. FOR RENT Duplex, furnished. Frig idalre. utllltlec paid. Tel. 3117. . SMALL unfurnished bouse, good lo cation. H. u Cook, 1104 W Main TRUCKS FOR RENT Move yourself Save half Prultt's Mobllgas Bu tton Main snd frv Phone 4145 FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished apartments. 613 North Central Ave. FOR RENT Lower 6-room furnished apartment, 335. 611 West 10th. SMALL East Main furnlahed Apt., 916. Call Cook's Beauty Shop, FOR RENT Well furnished apart ment, electrle appliances. Inquire 805 South Oakdale. OE BAUFR Apis . furn and unfurn FOR RENT Furnished Room FOR RENT Room for gentleman, hot and cold water. 231 West Fifth street. NEW furnished cabin. 413 Edwards. COMFORTABLE sleeping room ad joining batn. 1104 w. Main. ROOM FOR RENT Private entrance 408 Edwards. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 8 Orape FOR RENT BOARD ROOMS ROOM AND BOARD Nice room and good meals. 822 So. Oakdale. phone 2930. BOARD and ROOM 718 E. Msln FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Store building and two office rooms, sse Al uttreu or Roland Hubbard FOR S ALU POULTRY FOR SALE Six 4-montha pullets. 75e each; 15 S-months pullets, 65 cents each; 40 2-months pullets, 40 cents each; heavy breed. Grant wa.xer, Inquire at Phoenix. FOR SALE Pullets and hena. leg' horn or barred rock. McMsnn Poultry Farm. Klamath Highway and Asn.ans city Limits. FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Female Peklngnese, reas onable. Royal Ro-ue Kennel. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Used Pivmouth ear. good condition. 616 N. Central Ave. FOR SALE Equity In '41 V-8 pickup, or trade for cattle or bogs. Bos 696. Tribune. LOGGERS ATTENTION We can make Immediate delivery of two special heavy-duty loggers. Thee trucks carry 16.000 pound axle, Budd Wheels and Brown llpe trans mlstons. Next quotation on these unite will have to be st a sub atantlal Increase In price. From the best source of lnformsflon pos sible we are Informed that thes are the only two trucks In the stste available with this type of equipment. Rome River Chevrolet, 9th and Bartlett. Phone 2288. FOR SALE 1 Whippet 4 e-dan. li censed. Block 8 I. School. Jack aonvllle. REAL assortment of fine used car A'.so Delivery and Pickups priced to sell quick See us before you buy. Shult Bros. FOR SALE Whippet, two-door sedan. 1927 model. In running order and r-w! - s' 74 o Orare FOR EXCHANGE Rl Ctttt FOR SALE OR TRADR-155-acre ranch for Medford home. 5 room house and cabin, i miles weet of JrT'-l' rVT FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 4-room modern house. 4!S Union street. 2, lots, pne 8850. Cell Dewey St, Ashland. Ore STOCK and dairy farm, unincum bered, two mllea from De Queo. Ark. School hue by door; one mile to cheese factory. Trade for acre aie tn vicinity of Medford and as sume. Owner, 807 Beatty St. Med ford. Ore. SACRIP1CE BALI Modern room house wltn tumituna sua - 2512. FOR SALE Modern 4-room bousa. 81800 526 Hsven. roR SALE 5 room hus (Wd toe Uoa ucaa la, fsca tVA. FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE I LAND AT LAND OPTIC 30 YEARS we have been buying, selling, trading, sub-dlvldlng and ap- firawng iana in jeexson county. Land is our business ir you are nterested la land, either selling land or buying land, call at the Land office or Pacn 4938, or See J. C. Barnes, 30 N. Peach St. POCAA Practically new (lea room VJJUU home, double construction. fire place, oak floors throughout, gsrage. WslklniT distance. MCAft Neat lour rooms and bath. s?JUU basement, furnaoe, pared comer lot. Has fire place, oak floore. good location. COyJAA Six rooms and bath, dose V-.'tUv in. fine shady lot and yard. all In good condition. These prop erties have not been raised In prioe and are ,J1 good valuea. Elmer Her ried. No. 44 N. Riverside. Dial 8367 or 4860. FOR QUICK SALS Sacrifice, my new home and ll acres lmprovsd. close in, close to grade and high schools, irrigated pasture, berries, large lawn, chicken house, pressure wster system. e600 cssb. 85or bat. monthly payments leas than rent. A real hue If sold at once. H. R. Phllllpe, Rt. 1, Box 109-H Barnes Subdlvlslcn. before nooi. this wsek. 8900 8-room house, 812 So. New town. Inquire 1119 Queen Ann. 0 p.m. to 8 p.m. SELL OR RENT--SUjck Renrh. Own er. 206 South Holly, Medford. CITY and country properties Rentels. Loans. Insurance C. 8. Butterneia 409 Medford BulldlLg. BU1LD1NO A HOME Let us handle all details on 2S-y ar FH. loans quickly, efficiently. Ocldy Agency WHEN YOU think of real estate think of tht Spenoer-Bagley Aonrr. 103 W. Main. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK 20 HEAD of weaner pigs for sale, 85 each. Inquire Central Point Cheese Factory. FOR BALE 1400 lb. 4-year-old mare, broke, gentle. A. L. Ferns, Fern Valley. FOR SALE Two hellers and one bull calf, two 16-months old bred heifers, one Guernsey and one Ouernsey-Holsteln. Two new 10 ply truck tires, sire 720-20. One stock rack. 7x13. 6-feet high. Route 3. Box 126, Old Pacific Highway. FOR SALE Black mare. 8-year-old. weight 1500. Broke and gentle. O. L. Llndley, Phone 6353. FOR SALE Three heavy springer Jersey and Ouernsey cows. Extra good. One heifer calf. a4 months old. Weet Main St.. let house West Free's Oarage. Balnchl Place. FOR SALE Two cows. J. M. Low, Orlffln Creek. Box 897. CASH for old horses Dlsl 6379 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS "60" CATERPILLAR and bulldoxer, real bargain. Shulta Bros. FOR SALE Corner lavatory, condition. Phone 3604. good USE SUOAR PINE Shingles. They last long and the first cost Is less. Good surfaced lumber ss low as 87.00 per 1000 feet. Prloea are ris ing, see our new stock of building materials and take advantage of our lower prleee. Central Point Lumber and Fuel. Telephone 333. FOR SALE Large circulating oil heater. Call after 6 p.m.. 123 So. Holly. FOR SALE Tuscan cling peaches, going fast, get yours now. D. Vro man, 2 ml. west Phoenix on Cole man Creek road. Dial 8072. INE Hale peaches for canning. Ksr shsw Dairy, near Lone Pine school. Phon 6315. FOR SALE Nice clean sweet com, 61.00 seek: also ptctfilng cucumbers. O. A. Howard, Morrow road. DRY FIR for sale. 5:00 o'clock. Phone 8180 after FOR SALE 9x12 Wilton rug. 810 Oeneseee. REAL BUYS 2-lnch rotary pump. like new, yours for 83940; Brand new tarpaulin, 14x16. 8 burner keroeene range. Pick Hdwe. FOR SALE Westlnghouee electrle stove, washing machine and quart Mason Jars, at 20 So. orange. CRAWPORDS at Wm. Olson's, sec ond bouse west from Wing's Orch ard. FOR SALE Refrigerator (Majestic) bsrgaln for cash. B. J. Palmer, on 99 three mllee N. Central Point. PEACHES Tuscan clings for can ning, one mil west or pnoenlt on Huston Road. Paul Sakralda. FOR SALE Folding bouse trailer, ex cellent condition, well equipped, eleeps four, licensed, good tires, -price 9125. Inquire 3W So. Front, or phone 2484. FOR SALE 1 davenport and chair, 8-lee; table. 1 bedroom utte, t amall rocker 1 occasional chair, 1 Maytag washing machine. 1 Voaa wsthlng machine, 1 flat top West Inghouse electric range. 8 floor tsmp. 1 Kslvlnator refrigerator, 1 Burroughs electric adding ma chine, I Burroughs electric book keeping machine. I Burroughs elec tric typewriter. 1 hsnd Burroughs sddlng mschine, 1 1st model P. efc E. checkwrlter, 1 Wis register. 1 roll top double pedestal desk. In quire 917 W. 6th. Phon 9623. FOR SALE Cheap, on good used lavato.y. Phon 430. FOR SALE Factory built trailer house, fully equipped. 820 f Jackson St. FOR SALE Circulating heater. 615 Phon 4373. after 6 o'clock. FOR BM.t No. I timothy and clover mrsdew ..ay. 100 ton Baied. w. o. Shemird. Rout 8. Lekevlew. Ore. TUSCAN Cling Peachea. Oletm Ranch Warner Creek Road. Talent. EXTRA FANCY Elbert and 1. H Hele peaches. 1st bouse south of east and spring st. (.naries a Rose. ILBERTA PEACHES at Teaattort Orchard, Eagle point. FO'I SALE Satruma plums now ready: Crawford ana MJlr peaches later C. D Vromt i. 9 mllee West Phoenix oa Coaemaa Cieea Road. Oai 6072. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 843 at Central. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS CANNINO PEACHES FOR SALE. See Bert Stancliffe, Phoenix or phone 6014. NEW POTATOES. 75c and up per eack. Blankenehlp. hal. mile west Central Point. FOR SALS Pipe and fittings, new and used Also Irrigation pipe MEOFORD BARGAIN ROCSB 37 N Orape St. Phone 8744 FIR SLABS Buy Now, city Fuel Phone 4114. FOR SALE Farming equipment, al most every conceivable type. Modoc Orchard Co. So. Fir. Phone 4160 FOR SALE Low priced lumber or any building materials Csll us be fore you buy R. O- Stephenson Co.. Court and McAidraws. Telephone 2000. REAL BUYS In used clothing. 1403 No. Riverside, across from Beck's Bakery FOR SALE 14-foot boat Metal with air chambers. Factory made Call at Beliew's 6 .rvice ststion. corner 6a Rl.erslde and Stewart Ave. FOR SALE Gr-on Fir Slab. Tele phone 6180 after 6 o'clock. SPEED Queen Washers 8i Inner Parts, service, all makes. Pick s BIG Shipment Your Oakland wood circulator is at rick Hardware PUMPS Myers 8i Jacuxzl. Parts, ser vice an mnxes. Flck Hardwsre BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A REAL BUY Cafe doing 350 a day. uwner nas other interest must sell. See me at onoe. E. C. Wall. Oregon Hotel. Ashland, Oregon. FOR SALE BY OWNER Sams Valley store, roetornce in ator. gas. ker oeen and oil pumps. 4 acres of land, living quarters In building Store, store rooms, woodahed. plumbed for hot and cold water Automatic electric pumping sys tem, pressure tank, cold room, batb and toilet. Everything clear On Stat H'ghway 234. cut off from Paclfle Highway 99 to Crster Lake Highway. ATTENTION Mill Men and Loggers Large stock of fire tools on hsnd Grub hoes, mattocks, shovel and axes. MEDFORD BARQAIN ROUSE 97 N Crape St Phone 3744 PERSONAL MADAME HAYDEN, CLAIRVOYANT ana palmist, gives truthful ad vie on al) affairs of Jlfe. , Tells names, dstes and facts. Ever Shady Auto Court, 3H miles south Medford. Reading? dally. WANTED TO CONTACT persons In terest In forming a group to read radio plays, p. o. Box 1003, Med ford, Oregon. FOR YOUR LIBRARY We Offer the famous Harvard Classics. Dr. Eliot's 6-foot shelf of books, the Nstlonal Encyclopedia, Lodge Hlt.-ry of Na tions, th Junior Classics for young folks and many other valuable aeta. Any of these seta may be yours on term as low as 60c per week. Call Holland Hotel. Leave address or phon number for appointment. Ernst Poppe, representative. GENTLEMAN wishes to meet lady. Prefer the stout type. Box 700. Trlbun. PALMISTRY and Crystal Reading. Ph. 3446. 408 Mountain Ave., Ashland. Dora Miller. CARD READ1NO. 81 Ofl. 329 Jesnette MISCELLANEOUS ELECTROLUX Ssies and Service Csll or writ Jack Wilson, Box 19-B Star Rt., phon 3689. SPECIAL tuition rate until Sept 1st. Medford Besuty School. 238 East Msln St. Ph. 2536. DUMP TRUCKING 602 S. Riverside Spencer Corsetler. Tel 2930. Medlord. ACROSS It. Slmultaneoue L le eompelled to " k Ventured ,fl) mmtala X County In churche North Care- tt gttir Una a. Conclusion t Singly 37. Medical fluid a. Kur Acutenea . 4L Second emsllsst J, Revere n6 of etate- aobr. a hammer n g-arcer "a 41. Esclamatloa t Tibetan monk 4. While 7. Tosrarg 44 Welter g. Clule'.e 4t. Separate '3. Fnitt M. Aratuurated t H'awt hydro 14. Waein felrde 81. taw X Note of the IL Perform ecale It, Pertaining ta at. Plural ending one s birth ' I2 I3 I4 I A3 I I7 la V I ' ' T JL Tl 1 To it iT3 r i is 7 53 3i 0 Ul JS" " 7 fT sT " JT " !7r"2J" Z"2f ir -T Tp , BUSINESS DIRECTORY Antiquas EARLY AMERICAN OLASS at the ain 5 miles sorth of Grants Pass or 1 mile nortb ot Savsg Rapid dam on Htzhwav t(9 Chimney Swp CHIMNEY SWEEP For reliable work call Gen. Eaton, 88 No. Front. Pl'.onf- 1?40 Dressmaking THE FAbHION SHOP Dressmsklng. Far Remodeling, Buttons and Buckles covered Room J02 0. S Nat l Bank Bldg. Tel. 831. DRESSMAKING Alterations, tailor ing. Kathertu Sattrle. Singer Phon 22 So i.- ape Expert Window Clanr LET OEUROE DO IT EXPERT Window Cleaner. General house cleaners, floot waxing, palat ini Oeo P Qtrard Phone SM Health Resort BUCKHORN MINERAL SPRINGS Hot Mineral Baths for Rheumatism. Arthritis and Nervousness. Carbon Dioxide Vapor Baths for Asthma, Eczema, Sinua, etc. R. M. Math her. Graduate Masseur. Phone: Lou Distance, Buckhorn Mineral Springs. Ashland. Oregon. Millinery EXPERT RE-TRIMMING - Custom- msde beta. Csrds and bandker chlela The Albertella, 120 No Centre!. MONEY TO LOAN QUICK CASH LOANS FOR VACATIONS OR ANY OTHER PURPOSE Borrow On AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK Paid tor or Not TERMS TO SUIT YOUR INDIVIDUAL REQUIREMENTS OREGON FINANCE CO. W E rh..m Mgr Lie No S-2.1 M-217. 48 So Central Dial 4433. Home owned and managed. Sine 1928 Roofing WB REPAIR or apply any typ ot roof. Psbco Rooltngs, Shingles Coatlnaa and Palnta. New atock Wall Paper. Ekersoo Pslnt snd Root Co . 38 So Bartlett Tel 3483 Transfer CITY TRAN8FER 4 STORAGE CO Household moving and general hauling 29 8 Orap. Pbona 4664 Day or night. FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR AGE We have van moving equip ment tgr loci and long distance hauling. Dry and clean storage I concrete building) with special locker rooms at low rates SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE Phone 375T EADS TRANSFER At 8TORAOE CO Office 16 Soul Fir. Phone 3628 Prtcee right Service guaranteed DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAOt 40 S Plr Street. Insured Cerrlere. Local and Long Distance Hauling. Phone 3888 Vntin Blinds VENETIAN BLINDS Ousranteed. steel or wood Ventlsn Blinds. 80c q ft Installed Phoi.s Burk's Medford Tent & Awn . 4472 Free estlmste LEGAL NOTICES Notic TAKEN UP One black mire and colt, branded U or V on light shoulder. One sorrel mare with black colt. G. E. Pierce, a inllrr N. K of Medford. Gold Hill Gold Hill, Aug. 19. (Spl.V Mrs. E. Zurnstein of San Fran cisco Is enjoying a two week's visit with her daughter, Mrs. Solution Of Yesterday's Puxxt I. Pts!l 46. Enduret Scotch n. Typ meaanre 11B . Dajr a march " ft. Cendimsnt DOWN L Chart 9. Utility I. Ld( 4. Holding 8. Toy 8. Alsck 7. Gypsy g. Hard palnta I. Merlte 10. 8 eeder ettell 11. Snort JexkeUI le. Endure 3L folded r circled ft. Aofumelata It. D.rt 34. Style of pea manshlp f7. More ratioeal i. Jewele II Take vp again II tvslk II. Mud eelcsn It Nut eonfecuea It Leaning 40 Pa-t of tbt Kg U Keepe rlesr t 41 Leri-legged bird 47 Frsrrane 41 Va .eye 41. wth'fti arefla it Kadlan4 II Tv- itjg K Flak I J. Cam togetkar wi-ivnsiAr a "npiN jElzJSi- o'tiu sUaxTe t ' RTriP;6jb HVeTuffgo fcgftll F'RHTa3 SjK.ll PflsjAZfjPJE P O H A'R .EflS'HBflM tt's's rLlviAgOjPOrP Hi A IsVrRjDHR El ta T SKoHiaIl HoUIr Bud Snyder at the Ac of Shades confectionery. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Blevlna and family of Eugene are gueet ot Mr. Bievins' brother and aisur-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blevlna and son. Jimmy. Miss Joy os Hsndlcy, who has been the first grade teacher here for sev eral yean, has resigned and will re main In her position In California. A eubatltut haa not yet been an nounced fo this vacancy. Burt Johnson of Tul Lake. Calif.. la visiting his wife here for a few day Mra. (va Maaon of St Htlsns, ore.. Is a guat of hsr sltr, Mra. Dueen berry and family. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Woods of Weed, Calif., spent the week-end here with Mrs. Wood's mother, Mra. Mary MiTelock. Mrs. Chas. Kelt and Mra. Cha. Gray spent from Saturday until Monday picking berries on Huckle berry mounuin. Amethyst Rsbeka lodg Is having an attendance con teat to create more tnurest In lodg activities during ths summer, captain- o the two teams ar Mrs. Walter McLean and Mra Oeorg Dorman, and at th nd of ths contest, th losing side will treat the wtnnera to a po Irck dinner. A program will be presented at each meeting, during the contest. Mr. and Mrs. Cha oat! hav pur chased the Wlmcr n.arket from their son No-msn Qsll of this city, and are moving to Wlmer. Recent gueet of Mra. Milton Steln meta and family were her parents. Mr. and Mrs. p. L. Cooper of Weed. Calif. Quests last week at th Ralph Wlgle horn were Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Pink of Madison, Wis., and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Klum of Klsmath Tails. Moor Hamilton of Medford called on frier 1a her Saturday. In Interest of th fau. for which h will servs as on of th parade Judges. Mr. and Mrr Russell stelnmet and family of Santa Anna, Calif., re turned horn last Thursday after vis iting her with Mr. and Mra. Milton Stelnmets and family for a weak. Mr. and Mra. Carl Routh and fam ily and Mr. and Mr. Tom Robinson went to Crater Lake en Monday and then on to Gilchrist, Or., where they visited th John Gilpin and Elmer tuhus famlllea. They also visited other relstlvea In Bend and returned horn Tuesday. ' McLeod McLeod, Aug. 19. (Spl.) Johnny Axtell celebrated hl 10th birthday August 11 with a welner roast on Rogue River. Ten boys were present. Harry; Harding, Jr.. who haa been visiting relatives In Seattle, ha re turned to bta home here. Recent guests at tha home of Mr. and Mrs. Jamas va"derllp ware Mr. and Mrs. James Wihrman and son Marvin, and daughter, Myrna, and Mrs. Phillip and Mr. and Mra. Charlea Wahrman, all of Loa Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pellett of Pros pect were dinner guest at th bom of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alworth July 30. Mis Joan Idlsr ha- returned to ber bom here after spending a week In Medford visiting ber mother. Mis Barbara Fray has returned to her bom at Butt Falls eftr visiting ber uncles. Bill and Frtta Edler for a week. House guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harding, Sr.. are Mr. ami Mrs. Adrian Porter of Hollywood: Mr. and Mra. Dewey Lorton of Long beach. Cell.; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bell and son Jimmy, of Seattle; Mr. and Mr. Walter McEwIn of Napa, Cai.i Mr. and Mrs. Burton Mctwn of Md ford and Bldrldg- sCohernlk of Be si Beach, Calif. Mrs. Roy Vaughn and son. Ken letb, epent veral dayc at th Qua Dlta worth hOJi la Red Blanket re cently. Mr. and Mrs. O. . Clos ntr talned with a swimming party at their horn on Butt creek Aug. 12. Preeent were Mr. Paulina Wslker, Mr. and Mra. Harry Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Walter xEwen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harding, Br, Mr. and Mrs. Burton McEwen and Jimmy Bell. Harry Harding , Jr- and Eldrldge Kotwrnlk. Mrs. Mllly Olaas, Clara Gordon and Jennie Hoeg visited Mrs. Violet D1U- wurtb Aug. , at Rd Blanket Roy Vaughn Is building a store at Diamond lake. Dlckl Tat haa returned to his horn In Vet Angel after ependlng a month visiting bis aunt and unci. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Tat, here. Mr. and Mra. Ed Huston bars aa house guest Mr. and Mra lahleman and daughter. Betty, of San Diego. Cat. Mrs. Dave Pane, who has been confined to her bom for th past nvtnt i la bow much Improved. Mrs. Helen Hoffman called on friends In th 'Lauralhuret district August T. Mrs. John Miller, of Eagle point. la scandlng several wees ber with ber da tghMr, Mrs. Her Carlton. Mr. anc Mrs. Ranald Axtell and family were dinner guest of Mr. and Mra. Bob Alworth Aug. 8. Foots Creek Foots Creek, Aug. H. (Spl) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long of near El Centro, Calif., have bought the Ernie Ernst five-acre tract across the highway from the Sherwood auto court. Mr and Mrs. Long recently sold their large ranch near and prop erty In El Centro and came here to retire. Mr. and Mrs. Lll Cook of tugtn cam August IT to spend a week's vacation here visiting friends and relstlva In Oold Hill. Mrs. jack Ifaasrlsm. Chr1s Champ lla and Mrs. Paulln Waal of Med lord vl a: ted friend ber Augua IT. , Mr. Frank Dally, who underwent a mayor operation at a Medford hos pital August It. Is reported gt'4ng along nloely. i Mr. F. Dauga rwssnujr rcivd word that a ttstr paaaed away at ber bom tn Sweden. Georg Martin, Jr., of nar Rogu River, held eervlees at th Sunday eehool Auguet 17. Mr. and Mra. Tad Doll and eon. Teddy, spent Sunday In Medford with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hubbard and family. Mr. Martha Stead of Rogu River visited a short time August 14 with Mr. and Mra. Marvin Lance. She was accompanied by ber great-nephew, wtf and their sons from the east, who ar on a vacation trip and apent th day with br n rout horn. Prospect Prospect. Aug. 19. fSpl.l Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herman took their daughter. Miss Nyoda, and Mary Lou Neville, Mariorie Mcurew, and Thelda Goode to Girl Scout camp at Lake o' Woods August 17, where they will stay one week. Mrs. Earl Ulrlch spent Friday In Medford. visiting her mother, Mr. Jennie Charley and friends. Twenty-five members of thhe Klam ith Buckeroo club froti Klamath Pairs motored to Prospect for a day's outing at Orleve'a resort Sunday. Richard D. Gray, uprlntndnt of Propct schools, and bla wife and two sons, Charlea and Joe, returned to their bom here from Oold Hill, Thursday. Fred Mlddlebusher and children. Max and Monty, went to Medford Friday, on business. They were ac companied by Mr. Wltherwlll, of Medlord, who stayed at tha Mlddle busher bom during Mr, Mlddlbush- er a trip to Ohio, Mra. L. Conger returned to her .V'tru. here, Wednesday, aftr two months at Lindsay, Ontario, Canada, vl.lUng relatlvee. Rev. Fred Weatherford. pastor M the Medford Naaaren church, to gether with hi wife and then son- in-law and daughter. Rev. and Mra. Fulton, of Banning, Calif, visited friends here Thursday, an rout to Huckleberry mountain, for a couple O- days outing. Mr. and Mra. Ray Davie and eon. former Prospsct residents, left for their horn at Grand Coulee, Waah. last week, after two weeks' vacation here visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herman, and daughter Nyoda, and Mr. and Mra.' Meryln Hornbuckle spent August 11 fishing at Crater lake. Re, and Mrs. Elmer Oandy, and two daughters, Ramona and gather, of Lindsay, Cel., are spending a few daya h-sre. Rev. ondy apok at ths local Nsrarcn churcu Friday and Sunday. Mr. Merlyn Hornbuckl took her smell daughter, Doreen, to Medford Monday to have some stitches taken In a out Hp, caused by a thrown can. Miss Mary Olson and Stanford Pearson spent Tuesday at Rogue River visiting th former's brothers snd sister. Jsmea Dole ha Install an slec trlo motor to run hie eawmtll, and started full-time operation, August la. Mrs. Lloyd Johnson and baby son. Oordan Paul, who left the Commun ity hospital several days seo, and he been staring at tha bom of hsr parenU-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson, at Medford, returned to her home here Friday. THE GRANGE Central Point Orange ' Attendance at regular meet ing of Eagle Point Grange Fri day evening was amall but good meeting was enjoyed by those present. Lecture program consisted of the history of our motor laws by Bertha Bursell, humorous story by Julia Elliott, and the history ot Crater lake and sur rounding country by Harriett Lydiard. Grange la entering booth at the Southern Jackson County fair to be held at Bellvlew A gust 20-31. Anyone In the com munity who has any product of exceptional quality or unusual type please get In touch with the committee or bring to the grange hall Thursday evening, August 28. The produce committees are- grain and seeds, Arnold Boh nert and Wm. Foley; fresh fruits, Scott Hamilton; fresh vegetables, Mrs. O. T. Wilson and C, F. Smith; canned goods. Hilda Hague; dried fruits and vegetables. Bertha Bursell; flow ers and bulbs, Clara Vincent and Betty Potter; dairy products and eggs, Leonard Freeman; natural resources, Mabel Johnson and Margaret Hampton. All committees are to meet at the grange hall Wednesday, August 20, at 8 p. m. Polk County Fair Monmouth, Ore., Aug. 10 The 26th annual Polk county fair will open at Monmouth August 21, continuing for two days. Safety Saving Urgwd Atlantic City, N. J. (U.P3 The $2,000,000,000 annual cost of tn duttrial and occupational acci dents could be cut in half by adequate safety precautions and Health examinations, according to Or. John P. Wood of Birm ingham, Mich. Care-lesa Pueblo, Colo. W) No, sir. raid tha fellow picked up on a vagrancy charge; he didn't know what day it was. No, nor what month. Nor how tha war was going. Nor who was presl dent of the United States. Po lice held him for iDvestlgaUoa. Meteorological Report By U. S. Wis I llUt HUHEAU Forecasts Medford snd vicinity: Fair tonight and Wednesdsy, UtUs change tn tem perature. Oregon: Fair tonight and Wednes day. Peg on coast. Little Chang ta temperature. Oentla north treat winds off coast. extended forecast For Washington. Oregon. Idaho, Nevada and northern California for th period beginning 4:30 pm. today to 4:30 p.m. Aug. 38: Light ehowera in extreme northwest and local thunderstorms producing light to moderate rain In mountain section after Thursday. Temperatures normal t HVjhtly above normal. Loral Data Temperature a year ago todayl Highest at; Loweat 88. Total monthly precipitation .04 Inches. Deficiency for th month j07 l che. Total precipitation sine Septem ber I, 1940, 30.70 inches. Excess (or th season 2.76 Inches. Relative humidity at 4:30 p. m, yesterday 49: 4:30 a. m. today 89. Tomorrow Sunrise 6:24 am. Bun set 7:06 p.m. Observation Taken at 4:30 a. as, 130 Meridian Tim. sf TTm ? Is cm- Bolee Boston i Chlcsgo Denver Eureka Havre Loa Angelas Medford New York , Omaha Phoenix Portland . Reno 69 XII 81 M M 82 AO 81 60 64 89 T 89 .01 54 73 84 84 66 .11 60 &r 60 87 68 X Ft. Ctdy Lt. Rata PVCldy Pt. Cldy Cloudy Cloudy Clear pt. ctdy Rain Pt.cidy Clear Pt.Cldy pt.cidy Pt.Cldy Pt. Cldy Cloudy Pt.Cldy Pt. Cldy Ft. Cldy PI. Cldy . 71 . 81 , 68 , 83 . 85 . 9t , 11 80 ,108 Roeeburg , 91 Bait Lake 14 San Fraocleco 68 Seattle 87 Spokane 90 Wash- D. 0, 78 Ttklme REPORT FOR SEASON Glacier National Park, Mont., Aug, 19. Spl Oregon travel in Glacier national park this season hag shown an increase of 14 percent aa of July 20, in comparison with the same period during the 1940 season according to Superintendent O. S. Libbey. Oregon visitors hav totaled 1715 this season, travel ing In 857 motor vehicles aa compared with 1502 passengers In 490 automobiles from Oregon during the early half of the) 1940 season. Travel generally this season hag shown an Increase of 8.83 percent ss compared with tha 1940 season as of August 1. Montana leads tha states In travel this season with 26,893 visitors in 7337 vehicles. Call fornla 1 e a d a in out-of-etata travel with 6611 visitors an in crease ot 14 percent. Visitors from other states and their percentage of increase over last season Include: ' Washington, 5954 visitors, St percent; Oregon, 1715 visitors, 14 percent; Idaho, 1662 visitors, 15 percent Weather Northern California: Fair to night and Wednesday but over east on the coast night and morning; little change In tem perature; moderate northwert wind off coast. Travel Table AIRPLANES Mortbnouad Leave Malls Close 432 a. m. 8:47 a.m. 13-07 p m. a ca. 14 p at (Piss stop) Mo Mall 41 p. m. iFlag stop) No mall tM f m (Flag atop) t:3S p. m. Southbound Lee re Malls Close 11 -is a m. io am. 8 17 p as. (Flag stop) Sill p m. T:43 p m. (Flag stop) Re Mall 111 p . as. 11 xn p.m. TRAINS Northbound Leave Malls Close II OS a. an. tool a m. Stttpna. 7:08 p. at, Southbound Lv Mall Clos) 7-40 a. m. 6 0 a m. 8:40 a. an. 40 p. m. Bl'SES North Sou tat I SC a n. ' 13:06 a tn. 7 SO a sn. S SO a aa. 9-86 m. 9 80 TO. t-40 p. as. "Iw a. as. 1:4 p. m. SXH p. as, T Blamaik rail a s p at rra tasMla ran so a as. () To Ashlanef only. () To Onset Peas only. Sfusw! awto-conntcUng nnvt-ela mall etoaee at 8:1S a at fee dertvery at points north eg Eugene and a 40 p as. tor deltssn-y at petal soutL as Dunenulr. cal. Use MaU JrUi a want ase 93 89 GLACIER PARK LURES MORE OREGQNIANS IS