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Newspaper Page TextPAGE ELEVEN Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! t MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1941. td try ad on thlt pM Vou will protMMy find eiatlly th thlnx yuu hut br?n took Ing ftr or Ml or trad for Dniikfd artlrlM tun may ha carrh Ttur attle or atora room m-yuu may find many thing other arr arrklni and bo ahto to rraltrv immediate rah. If what von want tnt hero odtertlw for It. Trlhunr Claa iifiwi ada ara Incxpeuilva (frctive! RATES Fer word f lrl insertion , te (Minimum tie) Each eddltlnnal Insertion. per wrd .. . Ic (Minimum lor) Per line per month without copy change 1 35 GASH or money order must accom pany all mall order classified ada. LOST AND FOUND LOST One Chevrolet wire wheel. 18-lnch. and tire between Orchard Home Drive and Berryaale. Phone 6495. Reward. FOUND Keys. Call at Tribune, pay for ad. LOST 1941 Oregon license 268-876. Please leave at Tribune. LOST Truck license, T-S-706 and P.U.C. license 3-10136. Phone 4663. REPOH1 lust augs. animal cruelty esses Humane Solety Phone 6181 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Neat appearing young man for steady Job. Apply after five p.m. Acme Dry Cleanera, 1738 N. Riverside. MAN WITH TRUCK to haul 100 cords of wood. Inquire 700 E. Main. WANTED Pear pickers Illlhee Orch ard Phone 6319 Elmer Hull. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Capable woman for house keeper. Good cook. Three adults. Permanent. Dial 3337. WANTED Woman or girl for full time bouse work. Telephone 4663. WANTED Full time housekeeper. Permanent position. References re quired. Box 3539, Tribune. WANTED Experienced woman or girl for general housework. References required.' Ph. 3136. WANTED SITUATIONS PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Room 7, Jsckson County Bank Bldg. Neat, accurate work. Facilities for priv acy. Tal-- YOUNO LADY wishes office work. 8 'A year's experience. Can give re ferences. Apt. 3. 908 West Tenth. LAND clearing and leveling done by the hour. 133 So. Orspe. Medford WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Trailer house. Tribune. BOX 3931. WANTED TO RENT AT ONCE Oood farm. 60 acrea or more, equipped for livestock and poultry. Electri city. Share or cash. Have tractor and machinery. L. A. Worley, route 4, Box 308, Medford. WANTED Apartment. Will pay (8 month. Writ Box S081. Tribune. WANTED You to see my good used suits for men: ladles clothing USED WARDROBE SHOP, across the bridge. 618 East Main. WOOD SAWING Ph 3168. 16 Laurel. BEST PRH KX PAID For Yom Furniture. en ri'KMTI RE. Phnn 46. SEPTIC Tsnk and cesspool clean ing 1740 N. Riverside. BIOHESI catu paid lot Iron copper brass, radiators aluminum bat teries tubes rags lead and sine Medford Bargain Roues WANTED Wool, mohair bides and peitj Medford Barren H'ruse 37 North Orspe St. Ph-.re 874 WILL F llt C4H For Ooud Used Furniture HOI HHCMIH IXRMTI HE 18 North Front PhJU 4031 MORS MONEY fo your furniture Ttlleve Furniture 39 south Front WELL DRILLING (I 80 per ft first 50 ft I M trV 819 King FORWENT HOUSES FOR RENT Furnished 8-room house. Hi. Vacant October 4th. Call at 934 South Fir. 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. FOR RENT House. 30 Tripp. FOR PENT Desirabls. modern bouse. 300 w. Jsckson. FOR RENT 6- room modem house, all newly decorated, desirable lo cation close in L. O. PtckeiL 16 8 Bartlett. FOR RENT House at 908 Queen Ann Keys St 619 Crater Lake TRUCKS FOR RENT llntl yourself 8sv bail Frultt s Moollgae 8ta-t'--- ..., sr- I" Ph.-ne '46 FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED APARTMENT. Pneld a.re. electric -tore. HoKand Hotel. FOR PrTT F. and F. apartments. 2-rooms and bath, gas heat, In quire 317 Weat 6th. ATTRACTIVE, well furnished apart ment. Ail modem conveniences, grrund floor, close In. 618 South Oasdale. F03 P-TXT Apartment, 816. Adults only. 330 Beatty. FOR RENT - Two-room furnished apartm-r.t; t'tei. 779 No. Ivy. UlcrXY r :-r. t - apartment n&i. twe yeatews, fee FOR KENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED I. 1 and (-room spart-m-nt tor two people. 604 Weat loth. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Refrigerator. 631 So. Mverelde. FOR RENT Well furnished apart ment. Inquire 106 6a Oakdale. FURNISHED APT. Adulta only Flndlcv Apta 808 8. Holly St. For Rent Furnished Rooms ONE ROOM equipped for housekeep ing, lis Aimona. ATTRACTIVE room for gentleman. mvato entrance, oood neighoor hood. 604 Pennsylvania. FOR RENT Sleeping room with twin beds for 3 gentlemen. 333 S. River side. FOR RENT Sleeping room, twin beds, private entrance and private bath, with heat; also sleeping room on upper floor. 338 So. Riverside. FOR RENT Room. Private entrance. 408 Edwarda. ATTRACTIVE ROOM?. 404 S Orspe FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM BOARD and room, furnace heat. Home cooking. A home away from home. 1333 Weat Main. BOARD and room. 716 g Main St. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS SHEEP Pasture for rent. 30 acrea of alfalfa. J. P. Warren. Rt. 1, Box 834. Central Point. FOR LEASE Turtle Rock ranch, up Sams Creek on Ramsey road from Sams Valley atora. See Atkins, ad Joining ranch. FOR LEASE Grain land. 376 acrea. and some pasture, buildings. Write 707 West Anaheim, Wilmington, Calif. TRAILER SPACE at Highway Court. 6160 per week with lights, wood and water. FOR RENT Clover pasture. Phone 6493 Jessie M Mlnesr. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FEEDER PIOS FOR SALE. A mile west of Willow Springs Service Station on Pacific highway north. Weiss. FANCY WHITE OILTS for brood sows, also some feeders. Kee'a Ranch. 6 miles eaat of leal Point. FOR 8 ALE Red pigs. Tlce, South Peach. AUCTION Announcement The next livestock auction will be Sat., Oct. 4th. We will have our opening eale at the new Livestock Sale Pavilion In Phoenix. So. Ore. Livestock Auc tion Co. FOR SALE Five milk cows, two springer heifers: trailer house, cheap. Ruby Walker, first house north of Four Corners Service Sta., on Midway road. FOR SALE Six gilts; will farrow Oct. 1st. Sulllnger, 14 miles so Phoenix. Anderson road. FOR SALE 45 red weaner pigs. C. T. Higdon, Rt. 4, Box 331. Fern Valley. FOR SALE OR TRADE for dairy stock 3400 lb. team of geldings. 0. J Greb. Eagle Point. FOR SALE 46 old ewea. reasonable. Cliff Ranch. Same Valley. FOR SALE OR TRADE Good 8-year-old horse. . A. Mank. R. F. O- Medford. CASH :ur old horses Dlsl 6876 FOR SALE DOCS. PETS FOR SALE Thoroughbred Welch ter rier female. Cell 6061. FOR SV.E REAL ESTATE FOR SALE By owner, five room house, well located on paved street, two blocks from court house. Cheap If sold by October 16th. Tribune. Box 3361. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARM 38-acrea. all tilled with 4 acrea In pears. Located on the Crater Lake Highway, only 3 mllea out of Med ford. An excellent location for a home. Price 61800. Liberal terms. THE NATIONAL FARM LOAN OFTICE Holly Bldg. Medford GOOD 5 -room home. Excellent con dition, fireplace, large service porch, laundry trays. Choice shrubs and roses. H. L. Cook. 1104 West Main. FOR SALE Small chicken ranch, with or without bene. Berries, fruit. You'll like It. E. P. Ireland. Lorler Lane. MT. HOME Two placer claims. Take any reasonable cash offer. Value 61300. Box 3976. Tribune. FOR SALE Lot on Euclid Ave, with garage; easily msde into living quarters. Price) 6460. Courtesy to dealers. Chaa. Mee. 7301 Potrero Ave.. El Cernto, Calif. DAIRY ranch for sale. Access to open range. Tribune Box 3189. 8U1LDINO A HOME--Let us band Is all -details oo 35 ar FRi. loans quickly efficiently OJdy Ageucy SEE Nutter for Houses. A ere aires, in come 336 I Main. Ashland. CITY snd country properties Rentals Loans Insurance C a Butterfleld 40F atedford BulldiLg. WHEN TOO think of real estate think of th Spanoar.Bagley An-v 103 W Usln FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1941 TUDOR CHEVROLET SEDAN Just broken in. Need to sell. 88 Portland Ave, evenlnga. FOR SALE or TRADE "33 Bulck coupe for motorcycle. Three mllea south on 6 at Camp-O-Reat. FOR SALE 1930 "A- Ford coupe: good condition, heater. Must sell. 16 Laurel, upstairs. FOR SALE H-evy duty Truekstell Conversion Chevrolet Special Log ger. Hi-Torque mstor. 6-too Eaton dual rear end. 16.000 lb. axle frame re-enforcement and booster. Also a good used dual axle logging trailer at an atre-tive figure. ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET. 9th and Bart lett. Medlord. Ore. Ph. 8386. FOR SALE -84 Chevrolet coupe. Must be moved at on. A real bar gain. Ses Cliff Wbeelocx, Lewis Biaoat Bsnau, FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR 6 ALB 1991 Model A Fol Coupe. Inquire 636 Park Avenue. FOR SALE 1934 V-6 coupe, good conaiugD mrouguout eieo-w caau. 839 Taylor St. Phone 4290. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE TD3S Crawler tractor. A-l condition. Priced for quick eale. Francis B. Russell, Central Point. FOR SALE 33 tons of LadJno Rye Orass Hay. 610 per ton. Charles Carpenter. East Evane Creek Road. 3 mllea from Rogue River. FOR SALE Practically new daveno aet. bedroom suite and dlnnette art, Axmlnster rug. Phone 4901. 936 Park. FOR SALE No. 10 hammer ehoteTua, 63. 33 V, West Jackson. FOR 6.AJ E 60 Caterp.llar. good con dition, 8380. Joe Zumpfe, Tulelake, Calif. FOR SALE O.E. Comb. Stove-Refrigerator. Blgalow rug, Radio, Lamps. Miscellaneous. 36 Kenwood. Tel. 391. FOR SALE 7 cubic ft. O. E. Refrig erator Call 3639 or 818 Minnesota between 6 and 7 p.m. RUMMAGE SALE by Saint Marks Church, Friday and Saturday. Sep tember 36th and 37th; Pariah House, 6th and Oakdale. FOR SALE 30-80 carbine. good shape. 10 Quince St. FOR SALE Bed. aprlnga, dishes, fruit jara, etc. sod Hamilton. FOR SALE Salway peachea. Bring containers. Bert stanclitfe, Phoe nix. FOR 6 ALE Ear corn, 630.00 ton. Isaacs, crater Liaxe Hiway. FOR SALE Fancy canning tomatoes. ic per in. Bring containers, at Geo. Hartley's Imperlsl Gardens, 1 mile north of Talent, across from Coun ty Farm. FOR SALE Fresh cow, oata and vetch: Rock pullets, child's bed. TeL 6437. BOTTOM LOAM, 36c yd. Phone 6444. PEACHES and GRAPES. V4 mile south White Griffin Creek school. FOR SALE Our apeclal moisture machine takes buckhorn out of clover. Bring your seed to us for a real cleanln'. Monarch Seed dt Feed Co. FOR SALE Our special clover clean ing equipment Insures a better Job on your seed. We also dispose of seed for you at highest market prices. Bring your clover seed to us for a real cleanln . Monarch Seed 6s Feed Co. WASHING MACHINE SPECIAL We took them In on trade-In for "Western Beacons, overhauled them and knocked the price way down. Your choice, Maytags, Easy, Trior's, Wsrd s. Many others. West em Auto Supply Co. 101 8, River side. Ph. 3863. FOR SALE We clean, buy and aell Ladlno clover aeed. Let us do your cleaning. Monarch Seed 6c Feed Co. FOR SALE Six-Inch well drill bit. 836 Portland Ave. FOR 8ALE Peas and vetch for cover crop or hay.' good quality aeed 63.76 cwt. Monarch Seed dc Feed Co. FOR SALE Our clover ecarafylng machine will bring up normally low germination of Ladlno clover. Top market prices secured for your aeed. Monarch Seed dr. Feed Co. FOR SALE Inoculate vetch, clover and alfalfa seed with nltra.rln be fore plsntlng. Insures stronger and faster growth. Monarch Seed 8c Feed Co. AUCTION SALE Every Saturday. 1 o'clock. Bring anything and every thing. West Main. Jacksonville highway. Richfield station. Wanted, farm tools, poultry, furniture, stoves, husehold goods, etc. No charge on goods not sold. We have stoves, bed springs, dressers, tools: also all kinds Calif, crockery dishes. 6300 worth In color psttsrn. Bring It In Friday afternoon. ATMORA Y-OZONE GENERATOR. Free demonstration. Atmorays for sale or rent. 116 So. Ivy, Ph. 3638. FOR SALE Cotton seamless clover baga. Monarch Seed 6s Feed Co. FOR SALE Treat barley, oata and wheet with Cersan before plsntlng. Monarch Seed e Feed Co. FOR SALE Largest stock of field seeds In southern Oregon at fair prices. Quality considered. Mon arch Seed Ic Feed Co. PIONEER ROOF SERVICE Dealers and contractors. AH typee of roof ing Supply unlimited. See us snd save salesman s commission. 133 134 North Riverside. Phone 3461 or 4301. FOR SALE Membership Crates? Fly ing Club Box 3031. Tribune. LUMINAL PAINT Interior, exterior one coet; beauty, economy. Flck a DRY FIR for aala, Pbcne 6180 after 6:00 o'clock. REAL BUYS la used clothing. 1408 No Riverside, across from Beck's Bskery MERLEK Mineral Water Mrs N. Rid ings. Dealer 110 East 11th TRAILER SPACes Llttla utte Trail er Camp gsgie point. Ore . City water, electricity, snowers, laundry live FIR SLABS Buy Now. City Fuel Phone 4114 FOR SALE Pipe and fittings, new and used Also Irritation pipe MEUFORD BARGAIN ROUSE 87 N Orape St Phone 8744 FOR 8 ALB Farming equipment, al Bluet every conceivaiie type Modoe Orchard Co.. So Fir Pbooe 4160 FOR BALE Low on ceo lumber or any building materials Cell be fore you buy ft O Stephenson Co Court and Mc.i.drews Telephone 8000 FOR SALS Ora Fir Siatss Tele phone 6180 after 6 o'clock ATTENTION HUNTERS! Ammuni tion, all kmda Licenses Pick a OATS snd Vetch, mixed or straight E w Oebbsrd Routs 8. Medford .' V-"fy Rath tr.l N '401 Closing. i'.:t fur ClS'Sffird Ads 8 s nv Too Lab to Classify 1340 p MISCELLANEOUS WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Peru and Service for all makes Younger and Langs 31 No. Bartlett. Phone 3418. HU BONE Corset Service Phone SSSB PERSONAL CARD Reading. 61.00. 839 JeannetU. Palmistry. Crystal Reading D Miller pn M4B 4P0 Mountain ave Ashland BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALS BY OWNER Hams Valley Store Poebi'flre IT stars, gss. ker osene end 11 pumps 4 acrea ol land, llvln- quarters In building Store, store rooms. wuudabed plumbed for not and cold water Automatic electric pumping eye tem. pressure tank, cold room bath and tol.et Everything clear On Bute B'gbway 334 cut off from Pacific Hlguway 9t to Crater Lake Highway. ATTENTION Mill Men and Loggers Large atock of fire tools on band Grub boea, mattocks, shovels and axes MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St Phone 3744 Antiques EARLY AMERICAN OLASS at the aign 6 miles eoi-tb ol Grants Psss or 1 mile north ot Sevse Rapids mjrHhway9 Chimney Swsep CHIMNEY Sweep. Also furnsces and oil stoves, cleaned. Call Geo. Eaton, 88 No. Front. Phone 4340. Expert Window Cleaner LXl GEORGE DO IT EXPERT Wlndus Cleaner General houae cleanera fluol waxing itaint Ing Geo F Olrard Phone 3954. Dressmaking 1HB FASHION SHOP Dresamsklng Pur Remodeling Buttons and Buckles covered Room soa U S Nat'l Bank Bldg Tel 8931 DRESSMAKING Alteretluna. tailor ing Ka'heelne Sa'.lerlee Slngei Shop 23 So ' ape MONEY TO LOAN MONEY IMMEDIATELY On Your AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK Your money problem will not be complicated when you borrow from this local company. Convenient Terms OREGON FINANCE CO. W E Thomas. Mgr. Lie No 8-311 M -217. 49 So Central Dial 4438. Home owned and managed. Since 1938. WE LOAN MONEY ON YOUR CAR Attractive Rates COAST FINANCE Harold H Brown Agency License 311 133 East Main Phone 8446. Trsnsfsr CITY TRANSFER 8TORAOE CO Household moving snd general hauling 39 S Orape Phone 4664 Day or night FURNITURE M'JVINO AND 8TOR AOE We have van moving equip ment for loc.J and long dlstsnce hauling Dry and clean atorage C concrete building! with apeclal locker rooms -a, low ratea SAMSON 8TORAOE WAREHOUSE Phone 8754 CADS TRANSFER k STOKAOE CO Ofrice 16 Sout Fir Phone 3838 Prices right Servlos guaranteed DAVIS TRANSFEh AND STORAGE 40 8 Fir Street. Insured earners Local and Loo Distance Hauling. Phone 3888. ACROSS L Long In ons's possession 4, Mountain rMrrs 8. Animal of the deer family 11. By birth 12. At no time 14. Japanese measure li. Herb of the tl Imltatee 81. Father of modem engraving It. Fnflurs IS. Novel 40. Benedictions 42. Go'-l: heraldry 48. Exclsmalloa used ts starua poDDT family 44. Total IT. Era 4. Etprest'on la, Ireland IS. Old tlmaei poetic 36. County la North Carolina 31. One: Hcotch 23. Something told In confidence 35. Jumbled type 37. New Zealand tree 33. Bilge mythical bird 34. Type square ,82. Tool Is. Title of s monk ot Inaulrv 4. Calms 48. Woolly sur face of c:oth 11. Remain 13. Denoting the central part 14. Coxy hems IT. Cover II. Accessory ot an auto mobile It) gslutaUon 1. F'lih 42. ff'lkworra It. Wrltlrg Implement ' p p H s ' 7 a ;; j-? i ii Z nr "3 m t 5" ir T 27" " '2 -V 3tT jT" - r- , ' 'fiO jrj "z """" 2if 77 &r tt "r ST" " """" si"s2 ss T BUSINESS DIRECTORY Refiguratlon REFRIGERATION SERVICE CO.. the only exclusive refrigeration shop In So Ore. Authorised fsctory servly D Ootilc 3?J W Jarkson Ph 4"M Venetian Blinds VENETIAN blinds Installed, guaran teed, steel or wood Phone 447a Bursa Tent and Awning Works 914 East Msm Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any type ot roof Psbco Routing's Shingles Costings snd Psuits New stock Wall Psper Ekerson Psint snd Root Co S So Bartlett Tel 9483 Welding GENERAL WELDING and REPAIRS at Perry's Oarage, Eagle Point. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on October 11. 1941, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at the front door of ihe Courthouse, In Med ford. Jackson County, Oregon I will sell at public auction for cash to the highest bidder, the following described real prop erty, towit: The southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of Section 33 and all 'hat part of the south west quarter of the northwest quarter of section 34 lying west of the Crater Lake Hifihway as now established, all in Township 34 South of Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridian In Jackson County. Oregon, and ei ntaini-ig 45 acres, more or less. Said sale Is made pursuant to an execution issued out of tne Circuit Court of the State of Oregnn for Jackson County, oi, the Oth day of September. u41. in a certain cause therein, wherein Harold Woods is plain tiff and W. R. Zimmerlee and Mary Zimmerlee. husband and wife, are defendants. Dated this 10th day of Sep tember, 1941. SYD I. BROWN. Sheriff ot Jackson County. Oregon By Howard Gault, Deputy. Notice To Growers and Shippers of Anjou, Bosc, Winter Nelis, Cornice and Hardy Pears Grown In the States of Ore gon, Washington and Cali fornia: The Secretary of Agriculture signed on September 23, 1941, a diversion agreement with the Oregon Washington - California Pear League, Inc., for the season of 1941-1942. The Government will pay Thirty Cents per box on shipments of pear.".. to diversion markets which meet the require ments of the agreement. The diversion markets for the 1941-1942 season are as follows: North Dakota Texas South Dakota Minnesota Nebraska Iowa Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Louisiana Tennessee Mississippi Alabama Florida Georgia South Carolina North Carolina Arkansas Only members of the League can qualify for benefit pay ments. Applications for mem bership should be made to the manager of the Oregon-Washing-ton-Californla Pear League, Inc., 419 Liberty Building, Medford, Oregon. OREGON-WASHINGTON-CALIFORNIA PEAR LEAGUE, Inc. By R. G. Bardwell, Manager. Clerk's Monthly Statement Jackson County, Oregon August, 1941 The following is a schedule of the proceedings of the County Court of Jackson County, Ore gon, showing a list of claimants HlAlsnAlTlLUIsnclAfB QR'ctji R i cTkIIu lie Solution Of Ysaterdsy'e Puult 44. Precipitous s. Kind ut moss 8. Misfortunes 7. Sympathy or nnuM afrectioa DOWN g B,rore t. Formerly . E--.pur.i-e 3. S:delon glance 10. Charge for the 8. Feminine name use of s 4. MssssrbusslU barge cape M. Body Joint e. muriiin; is. History Arcnalo 30. fart of a curve 33. Fltce out 24. Light had Is. alualral Instrument If. Expressive of command 18. Occupation 1L Inventor of the lt. Wash. Ineton cog railway II Cnurrn s'tttftf 34. Wsteh nar rowly II ffwarr.p 88. Order of tnsm- rr.sls art-oxe hards differ front their feet 48. fterk pleee 41. Orb of day 41. Fa -nous tvor'4 ' traveler 47. Purdened 44. Burn super- tlclally 86. One of the Apostlee II 6:r.. witk tre opes hand It Carer I tr. Psll Mrl 14. Scme'ntr.g fn) anle- ft wheel to prev-t Its rr i - -.4 f.. .-r'. --! U, ajlt reyl tatny i 'U'n u uns'N air S C E Ng-pEjDjpKr'il jWiO piATlJi tTAHnrfo;e u ;ppmax 1m!u!mH84e m ; eTJH 0lEI?!Js lLi?is E.W'6)M,IEiaAToL'g TjOJMT OjMflP jE'ft IS jO N o Bfill sjoiw gig iffTolo r i off l j rtsjoWs $1 sM for supplies and services during Ihe month of August, 1941. G. R. Carter, County Clerk. W. P. Tucker, Deputy. Gsnsral County Fund Lovinger Company, (8.23; Medford Water Commission, $50.00; F. F. Burk, $1.00; Mod ern Plumbing and Sheet Metal Co., $.75; Calif. Oregon Power Co., $'.16.58; Petroleum Heat and Burner Company. $30.00; Dr. C. C. Goldsberry, $12.50; East Side Pharmacy, $55.30; P. and H. Supply Company, $1.88; Nortn Coast Chemical Company, $7.50; Hubbard Brothers, $22.03; Sims Brothers, $3.50; Trowbridne and Klynn. $8.00; C. T. Parker, $78.85; F. E. Samson Co., $41.. 20; M. and M. Dept. Store. $4.23; Nigl's Shoe Shop, $ SO; Hubbard Wray Company, $12.24; Zeller bach Paper Company, $18.93; Render Tea Company, $8.50; Monarch Seed and Feed Com rany, $2.05; Gill Brothers Seed Co.. $2.77: C. T. Higdon. $3.00; R. C. Ward, $20.00; Otto Bohn ert, $37.50; Gates and Lydiard, $4.60; Irledeger Grocery Co. $73.71: City Sanitary Service, $5.00; Big Pines Lumber Co., S36.14; Klocker Printery, $21. 20; State industrial Accident Commission, $45.47; Aetna Life Insurance Co., $18.87; National Hospital Association, $52.00; Jessie Kendall, $3.11; Pacific Tel. and Tel. Company, $125.45; Western Union, $13.55; West Coast Printing Company, $63. 13; Commercial Printing Com pany, $18.20; State Land Board, S21.00; W. A. Luman, $4.00; Otis Elevator Company, $27.00; Josephine Cornutt, $15.00; Un ion Oil Company, $21.04; Skin ner's Garage, $9.40; Dunlap and Son, $3.00; Hansen Hardware, $11.16; Littrell Parts Company, $4.13; Oregon State College, S53.20: Hugh Collins. $25.00: Dave Reese, $7.50; Margaret Ingling, $13.50; Syd I. Brown, Postase, $100.00, Sheriff Trav el $220.45; Medford News, $36.00; L. C. Smith Company, $127.89; Public Assistance $1, 554.97; Klamath Herald, $2.07; C. M. Litwiller, $5.00; Conger tuneral Parlor, $11.50; Ma drona Dairy, $7.44; Snider Dairy, $3.61; Arthur Corbin, $1.70: Holly's Fish Market, $1.75; Grover's Dairy, $.97; W. S. Darley and Company, $6.92; Gates and Lydiard, $86.39; Stephenson Lumber Co., $2.50; Office Stationery and Supply Company, $51.55; Standard Oil Company, $1.05; Sims Brothers, $.50; Calif. Oregon Power Com pany, $152.10; H. B. Maddox, $45.00; Kay-Marshall Company, $4.50; Janette Gore, $12.00; Net tie Thompson, $18.00; Edith Cochran, $18.00; The American, $4.80; Mail Tribune, S4.20- Ash land Tidings. $20.55: J. a. Chisholm, $27.45; Consolidated Freight Lines, $1.05; Medford Stationery Store, $5.20; G. C. Prescott, $121.00; C. K. Bow man, Travel, $16.56; Howard Gault, $13.25; County Court, Postage. $30.00; W. B. Koeley. $4.00; Mail Tribune, $1.60; P. and H. Supply Company, $15.75; wortnern bctiool bupply Co., $125.00- Ga.es and Lydiard, $6.43; F. E. Samson Company, $32.00; Petroleum Heat and Burner Company, $183.38; Highway Service Station, $6.25; Old Age Assistance, $3,262.60; Dependent Children, $569.80; Blind Assistance, $63.40: Ina Huson, $30.00; Sealer of Weights, $29.72; National Edu cation Association, $2.70; Com mercial Printing Company, $10. 15; W. R. . Coleman, Postage, $3.00; Kay-Marshall, Inc., $3.50; Blanche D. Lyman, $4.40; M. C. Rowden, $4.00; G. C. Pres cott, $11.50; Karl Kite, $3.00; W. A. Hartman, $23.90; B. B. Swindler, $17.10; C. L. Smith, $5.00; G. W. Daley, $32.44; C. Marlon Smith, $55.95; C. A. Smith, $67.50; Kay-Marshall, $.90; Helen Parish, $25.00; Dr. Wm. W. P. Holt, $25.00; T. C. Ramsey, $4.00; Mail Tribune, $14.50; M. T. Burns, $18 75; Ted Sims, $129.74; William Poling, $93.34; A. H. Smith, $168.20; A. C. Mlttlestaedt, $132.00; G. H. Drake, $110.00; G. R. Carter. Postage, $.84; V. C. Sether, $1.00; Carl Bennett, $1.00; M. H. Coulter, $1.00; W. E. Rowley. $1.00; H. H. Harvey, $L00; Ira Schiller, $1.00; Delbert Spain, $5.00; Raney Gregory, $5.00; Clifford Whlllock, $1.00; Dewey J. Hill, $5.50; H. W. Conger, $24.70; Mr. Guy F. Hayg. $18.- 00; Southern Oregon Miner, $1.30; Gustav Zemke, $4.00. County; Library Ruth Drysdale, Travel, $1S 20; Katrina Runtz. Travel. 17 an- Jackson County Library, $28.97; owm inousuriai Accident com' mission, $.92; Webb and Cnrlon. $2.50; Blancha Powell, $36.41; Oregon News Company, $4.88; A. C. McClurg Co., $24.58, Kay Marshall, $18.10; Junior Liter ary Guild, $2.80; J. K. Gill Co . in r, , , . . . ' J"i; nansen Hardware (Jo $1.62; Gaylord Brothers, $.90; Carol Cox Company, $1.91; nvon books inc., vt. Oat, Road Funds National Hospital Associa tion, $76.00: Aetna Life Insur ance Co., $40.29; State Indus trial Accident Commission, $333.61; Woodbury Company, $674 93; A. J. Kellenbeck. $64.. 00; Southern Pacific Company, $2364.16; Hooper's Radiator Service, $3.00; Big Plnei Lum ber Co., $1,425.86; Porter Lum ber Co., $2963; Kay-Marshall, $57.39; Littrell Parts Co., $131. 77; Consolidated Freight Lines, Sf . 12; Porter Lumber Co.. $9.28; Calif., Oregon Power Company, $54 60; Howard Cooper Corp-, $896.10; Oregon Culvert and Pip Co., $969 57; Hubbard Brothers. $54 43; Flchtner'g Garage. 18.00; Whittle Transfer Co., $11.25; Hubbard Wray Company, $4.72: Eagle Point Water Com., $2 50; Whit Motor Company, $1188; Medford Con crete Const., Company, $287.10; Medford Service Station, $643 41: Eigle Point Hardware, $5.60, Haunt Lumbar Co-, 2 58; Lewis Super Service, $821.- 96; Medford Glass Co., $7.00; Bergman's Shop, $6.36; Med- fruel Company, $105.00; Med ford Auto Wrecking Co., $2.00; City of Ashland, $2.50; Barn urn's Machine Shop, $9.25; Fin- ley implement Co., s uu; t . I. Burk. $.75; Pacific Tel. and Tel. Company, $14.30; Eagle Point Lumber Co. $47.75; Colyeai .Motor Sales Co., $80 08; Witham Magneto Co., $ 68; Medford Wa ter Commission, $7.75; Abbey Motor Co., $44.04; Young's Ser vice Shop. $4.50; H. C. Cary, $33.00; Medford Lumber Co., $7.20; Ben Stone, $17.69; V. M. Strong, $15.96, H. C. Morris, $23.94; Chas. Humphreys, $28. 30; R. S. Loucks, $26.93; Associ ated Oil Company. $847.50; W. E. Alexander. $35.00; Shell Oil CorriDaiiv. $980.84: Standard Oil Company, $2,584.47; Union Oil Company, $1,284.50; Swingle Lumber Co., $5.76; Ekerson Paint Store, $237.80; The Texas Company. $104.83: t: E. bam' son Company, $66.15; Older T.re Exchange, $66.00; General Petroleum Core $23.85: Rogue River Chevrolet, $.53; Lorenx Company, $2.76; Orville Bogart, S52.b9: smnal UU company, $26.20; Pierce Auto Freight Lines, $.93; Office Stationery and Suunly Co.. $25.50: Calif. Oregon Power Company, $1.00; Timber Products Company, $40.00; Columbia Equipment Co., $117.20; Ulder lire Ex change. $116.50: Medford Cor poration, $693.44; J. H. Wood, S76.64: Frank Glancey. $74.80; Guy Bishop, $100.00; Electric Steel Foundry Co.. 360.64: Gen eral Tool Co., 122.28; Lorenf Company, 2.00; H. and L. Com' pany, 117.36; Columbia Equip ment Co., 11.65; Calif. Oregon Power Company, 4B.B0; Mont gomery Ward Co., 22.50; Pierce Auto Freight Lines, $9.73; C. I. Bourne, $7.48; W. R. Young, $2.29; C. Z. Boyden, $2.85; Lyal Hartman, $126.64; W. Edens, $106.31: Cy Johnson. $107.84: Lloyd Norman, $107.83; Harry Wolf, $89.75; John Saulsbcrry, $13.96; R. Metzger. $107.84; Wesley Hartman, $154.99; W. M. Tethrow, $127.21; Henry Meyer, $106.62; Art Frost, $75.81; Per cy Haley, $137.21; Don Brltt san, $118.34; Lincoln Pence, $110.54; Jerry Lewis, $77.78; Chas. Overdick, $93.74; Alex Blitz, $61.83; Jim Merritt, $138. 76; Earl Jones, $112.54; Leon ard Andrews, $91.76; W. M. Kanyon, $75.91: W. W. Phillips. $138.74; John H. Lacy, $122.43; Ed Ginzal, $140.74; Jim Bent ley, $124.66; W. J. Burbidge, $106.16; Jack Thrasher, $44.21; D. O. Modrell, $137.77; R. N. Finney, $119.86- Gale Moulton, $140.97; Chas. Dooms, $141.73: Ed Stillwell. $134.22; Mirl Morse, $127.96: A. Wattenberg, $143.59; L. J. Bigham, $73.46; H. C. Dooms, $138.80; Ralph Merritt, $128.70; L. J. Bigham. $57.93; W. L. Tolle, $129.87; jonn Mouiton, $io.5; u. J. Clifford, $125.81; Art Boggig, $114.68; Kenneth Wattenberg, $122.43; C. W. Buckner, $91.77; Ellis Lacy, $79.80; Robert Craig, $131.87; Frank Denzer, $128.71; B. H. Moulton, $108.45; F. S. Long, $112.54; Lester Harris, $115.94; Willard Dooms, $112. 94; W. R. Cummlngs, $110.17; E. H. Tuttle, $110.17; Ed Cow den, $109.70; Clinton Ayres, $110.17; L. A. Thomas. $110.17: Gerlon Cox, $114.94; Robert Bitterling, $105.94; T. O. Phelps, $91.74: J. Bitterling. $107 69: Buster Gilbert, $112.54; L. Hut ton, $101.49; Clyde Guches, $10887; A. L. Tye, $110.17: Harold Reed. $109.69: Ernest Harris, $93.74; Carl Perdue, 3U1U.V4; Jim perdue, $08.96; W. R. Walker, $116.75; Delroy Rynnlng, $76 53; Dale Walls, $110.17; Ray Edwards, $123.11; E. D. Brock. $113.63; H. E. Den zer, $112.53; Lester Hobson. $112 54. ISIo 25 Cent Hike For Oregon Liquor Portland. Sept. 23. VP) Liquor will cost approximately 13 cents a pint and 23 cents a quart more in Oregon after Oct ober 1. Despite reduction from 84 to 48 percent in the state's share of sales, s new federal tax and a price markup by distilleries, going into effect that day, will cause tha increase, L. S. Allen, stato liquor administrator, said. MLR I P 0 S TC,ersrd D. Bellly (shore), 14, a Boa Ionian who has been solicitor of lb Labor department sine August, IM7, wss nominated by F.D.K. to th National Labor Relations Board to snceed Edwin 8. Bmlllt, .l?ast feM 8f jrafpeaalsTtsn'.. F"'"'" ' ' '" 1 -v l rV 4 .la.Ji T , Mm Prospect Prospect, Sept 25. (Spl.) Mrs. Frances Pearson and sons, Stanford and Paul, and Miss Mary Olson enjoyed three-day vacation over the week-end at Crescent City and Requa, Calif. Mr. ana airs. Bob Bean and son. Darwin, who have been living al Olendale for the paat two months where Mr. Bean waa employed la logging for the Ingn 1 Lbr. Co.. spent a lew days at their home h-re before going on to Ashland, where Mrs. Bean will enroll aa a aenlor at Southern Oregon College of SducaUon. A hunting party from Alley MTU camp. Including Marlon and Orvlllo Carter. Everett Kerns, Bill Tetherow. Shorty love and Mr. Barlow, brought la three large mule deer, one of them a ftve-polnt. killed In Lake county, over the week-end. Everett Freed rick, accompanied by hit brother-in-law, Frank Stlnson of Medford, left Sunday for several days of mule deer hunting In eastern Oregon. Local students going back to thetr respectlv schools thts week a ret Teddy Jantser and Onma One vs. leo ond year students at S OCB.: 8tan ford Pearson. Junior at University of Oregon: Paul Pearson, junior at Ore gon State college. Mr. and Mrs. John Hakker p were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith of Central Point Sunday. Mr. snd Mrs. Jimmy Heel and Johnnie Mats, of the Herman Lbr, Cos camp, spent Saturday snd Sun day deer hunting In Lke county. Mrs, Katie Grieve went to Portland, Wednesday, to visit her grandson, Blllle Orleve. and other relatives. 8 ho returned to her home here Sunday. Mix Dunlce Webber and Res Vow ell of Klamath rails spent Sunday with the formers parents, Mr, arid, Mrs. Earl Webber. Jos Beck, fireman at the Oeorga L. Jantser Lbr. Co. Inc., auatalned several burns about the face, hands snd arms when a mud-valve blew out, while ha was at work. Monday morning. He was taken to Medfortt for treatment. Mr. arid Mrs, Merlyn Hornbueklo snd daughters ara at Selnu. where) they met relatives from Portland snd went on a hunting trip. Mrs. Lester Splcer took her small daughter. Judith Lee. to the O rants Pasa hospital. Monday, whers ah underweut a tonsUectomy. , Bill Herman, and his brotbar-tiw law, Lou Hammer, of Selms, spent the week-end hunting In Lake county. Mrs. John Dungey of Oranta Pass, who has been visiting her son-in-law and daughter. Mrs. and Mrs. Jerry Hahn for a couple of months, accom panied them to her home Friday, and will stay with her youngest deugh ter, Mlaa Annls Dungey, who ts a teacher there. Mrs. Olenn Dole and baby eon, Oarj returned to their home tn the Jantser Village, Sunday, from th Community hospital in Medford. Th former's mother, Mrs. L. Fowler, of Medford, will stay with her a couplo of weeks. Sunday guests of Mr. snd Mrs, Ernest Rlppon were Mr. and Mrs. Wsrd Spate of Medford, and Mr. and Mm. Harry Wood, and Miss Mildred Blaker, of Vancouver, Wash. . Bob Mooney, who spent the vura-a mer as lookout man on Ragsdala Butte, returned to his bom hers, Sundsy. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Houston and sons Roger, Ray snd Rodney, who lived In the Ed wolter cottage tn th Red Blanket district, moved to Glen dale Sunday. Mrs and Mrs. Ivan Nye and ehDw dren, Betty Jean, Lloyd and Merry Oavle, moved to Ashland. Sept. 84, where Mr. Nye will attend Southern Oretron College of Education. William Monney. Jr, of MsryavtU. Calif, spent Saturday night wlf his parents. Mr. snd Mrs. William Mooney, Sr. KREISLER RECOVERED . PLANS CONCERT TOUR New York, Sept. 23 frV f ritz Krelsler, famed violinist whose injury in a traffic accident last gprlng threatened fur whlla to end his brilliant career, will go on concert tour in 17 Ameri can cities next January, Febru ary and March. He waa reported completely restored In health. Travel Table AIRPLANES MurthDOiixd Leave suite Close, 488am. 6 47 am. 11:38 p. tn. 11S8 a m. 4 08 p m. (Flag atop) Mo Mall 6 88 p m I Flag stop) Ko mall 848 p m I rial ttupi 888 p ss. Southbound Us re Mell CI os II u a m. 10 s a tn. 43 p m (Flag stop) 4 87 p tn. -7:43 p m (Flag a tup i No Mali 1147 p. m. 1048 p. aa. tatiNS northbound Leave tails aces li Mem. 10 as tn. 101 p n 7.-06 p ae Southbound Leeve Mall Clos 1 40 a aa. 6 40 a m. 6.4C p. os. 4:40 p Da, BUSES Horth I K a m. 7 Su nv 36 s m. I 40 nv. tVrern 1306 a tn, 8 80 a tn. 6 80 a tn, mot , 8 .44 p 6 06 a. tn. I Rstmatk Fall 606 p. m. ( Frees rMeraxta rail t So a nv () TO Ashland only 11 To Oruta Fas only. ! auto coniMcUng nrst-elsa j st 8:1 a m fee cteilwry at potato north of f ugen and at j 6 00 p m tor delivery a fcaal , soutL Of Duaamult cad t Da IUU ItUuns) want ads. I'