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PAGE ELEVEN Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It 's Filled With Opportunities! ! MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1941. Itrad every ad on thl pact. You will prubahl rind tly the Ihlnitt ou ha. bwn M" tng . ' a aala or trade fat unurd artti-iea ou ma have. fcarrh tnur attir or tlnre room ou may find man thlnga other are eekinK and be ante to realtre imnirfiiite rah If what von want Unt tier r,trt.f for It. Trihune riaa tiried ada ara InexptntUa eirectucl RATES Par word fir. mertioaJe (Minimum tV) fcarb additional lnertlon per wrd . . 1' (Minimum lOfi rer line per muni, without copr cnanra 1.89 ' CASH ar money order must accom pany oil mall order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST Top to Crosier fihelvador Re frigerator. Just south Medlurd. Call 6234, Ashland. l06T....Dark brown piaskln glove. Reward. Call 2471. LOST Yellow curly haired dog be tween Bybee Bridge and Oold Hill on Same Valley road. Answere to name of Curly. Phone 118. Grants Pass. LOST 1841 Oregon license 366-376. Please leava at Tribune. REPOHI lust auga animal cruolty cases Humane So lety Phone 6151 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Experienced male dish washer. Apply at What-Not. WANTED Man for service etatlon and garage work Colonial Oarage, 6th and Ivy. city. ATTENTION TIMBER WORKERS I Can use 4 men falling and bucking. Ph. 316 Trail. E. W. Begessmaa. Shady Cove. WANTED Man for general ranch work. R. V. Beall. Beall Una. WANTED Neat appearing young man for steady Job. Apply after five pm. Acme Dry Cleaners, 172B N. Riverside. WANTED Pear pickers Illlhee Orch- aid Phone 6319 Elmer Hull WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Experienced girl for housework and care of children. Phone 3688. OIRL WANTED Inquire Mickey Mouse Care. WANTED Dependable woman for housework. Three adults In fam ily. Reference required. Phone 3o64. WANTED Light housework by re fined middle-aged woman. Box 3207 Tribune. WOMEN WANTED Address our cata logs 3e each paid In advance plua bonus. Everything supplied. Free details furnished. RALEIOH PRE MIUM CO., Lawyer'a Bldg., Jersey City, N. J. WANTED Capable woman for house keeper. Good cook. Three adulta. Permanent. Dial 2337. WANTED Woman or girl for full time home work Telephone 463 WANTED SALESMAN WANT PLEASANT OUTDOOR WORK In a buslneaa of your own' Food proms selling over 300 widely ad vertised Rawlelsh home, farm nec essities. Pays better than moat oc cupations Hundreds In business 6 to 20 yeara or morel Products equipment on credit. No experlenoa needed to start we teach you how. Write today for full partlrulara. Rawlelgh a Dept. ORI-363-145, Oak land. California. WANTED SITUATIONS LAND cleartrm and leveling done by th hour 133 So Onw Medfor-t WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To contact 3 persona In terested In going to Portland Oct. 6th. Phone 3394. WANTED TO RFNT 8 or 4-roora house. 610. Local couple. 109 Van couver. WANTED Lodging trucks: good haul, paying 64 60 oer thousand. Work In any kind of weather. Good roads 629 So. Orape. WANTED to buy, trash burner. Call 6105. WANTED Bulck "S" engine. Drop head aewing machine. Reasonable. Leroy Myers. Jacksonville. WANTED Tou to see my good used suits for men: ladles" clothing USED WAi-DROBE SHOP, serosa th bridge 618 Eaat Main. WOOD SAW1NO PB 8166. 16 Laurel BKT MM P4IO For Tout Furniture f 411 FI KMTI RP. Ptl.r. ?0 SEPTIC Tank and cesspool elean. ing 1740 N Riverside BIOHESI caitt oc id for iron copper brass radiators al.in.lnum bat tenea tunee rags lead and sine Medford Bargain Rouse W AN-I ED Wool, mohair hi'Jee and pelta Medrord Ban em Husa 27 North Orape St Ph re 344 WML P4 MllT C4H Pot Ootd Ued Furniture lint HHIX'K FLKMTI RE 18 N rtn pnint Pb hj 4033 VK'KB MoNKY fo vur ruraiture nilav a P-.rnlture 89 rsoutb Front tVELl OKlLUNd- 61 60 oei ft firs' an n ... j M rn. 3'9 (tin FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Part of d'.'Plex on South Holly. Keye mill vy, TOR RENT HOUSES FURNISHED Haute. 1 bod rooms. Hoiiy court no. i, tn jo. pnone 3808. J -ROOM Cebtn. furnished, light and water paid, 110.00. Apply 406 Ear hart, rear. 8-ROOM house tor rent Partly fur nished. Northweet of Bl 'T", hear Hatel. Adulta. a-ROOM furnished Dome. Referenoee required. Phono 3774. EIGHT-ROOM house, completely fur nished, modem, walking distance to down town. 160 per month. Phone M4. 6-ROOM unfurnished Phone SOTS. house. 935. FOB WENT Fumlahed cabin, til. Light and water paid. Adulta. 36 Louis Ave. FOR RENT 9-room bouae. 916 Besele Street. Owner 869 Locler Lane. FOR RENT Th la beautiful new du plex. 11 Tripp. FOR RENT Furnished 3-room house. Electric atove. fireplace. Adulta. Ph. 6023. Dirk's Qrocery. FOR RENT Desirable, modem house. 300 W. Jackson. FOR RENT Fumlahed 5-roore house. 3s. Vacant October 4th. Call at 634 South Fir. 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. POR RENT House. 30 Tripp. FOR RENT 6-room modem house si newly decorated, desirable lo cation, cloaa la. L. O. Pickall. 16 8 Bartlett. FOR RENT House at 906 Queen Ann. Keys at 619 Crater bake 1-RUCK3 FUR RENT MoT! yourself Save naif Prultt'e Mootlgaa Sta tion Mam and Ivy Phone 4146 FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Small furnished apart ment. Private home. 118 Oeneaaet. FOR RENT Small furnished apart ment. Hot water and electricity furnished. 406 8. Riverside. FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart ment. Adulta. 616 N Central. FURNISHED attractive apartmept: neat and elean. Cloaa In. 809 W. 10th. NEW attractive furnished apartment. Vacant Oct. 1. 604 Pennsylvania. BACHELOR apartment. 448 8. Front. FURNISHED APARTMENT. Frlgld alre, electric atove. Holland Hotel. FOR RENT F, and F. apartmenu. 3-rooma and bath, gas beat. In quire 317 West 6th. FOR RENT Apartment, 616. Adulta only, 330 Bestty. FURNISHED 1. 3 snd 3-room apart ments for two people. 604 West 10th. FOR RENT Well fumlahed apart ment. Inquire 806 So. Oakdale. FURNISHED APT. Adulta only Finflley Apta. 603 8 Holly St. For Rent Furnished Rooms NICE front room for gentleman. 44 flona u range. FOR RENT Two exceptionally nice nested roorae. women preferred. 30 Willamette. FOR RENT Clean, quiet, sleeping room. 416 King. FURNISHED apartment. 317 W. 2nd. ROOMS for rent. Phone 8268. Board If desired. ROOM FOR RENT 124 Tripp. ONE ROOM equipped for housekeep ing 116 Almond. ATTRACTIVE room for gentleman. Private entrance. Oood neighbor hood. 604 Pennsylvania. POR RENT Sleeping room, twin beds, private entrance and private bath, with heat: also sleeping room on upper floor. 326 So. Riverside. FOR RENT Room. Private entrance 408 Edwards ATTRACTIVE RuOMh. 404 S Orape FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM ROOM and board, 429 N. Holly, Phone 8420 FOR RENT Attractive room. Board If desired. 60 N. Peach. FOR RENT Room and board. 10 E. Clark. BOARD and room 716 E Main St. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Pasture, plenty of water. Geo. w. Myers. Cove Orchard ranch, Murphy, Ore. FOR LEASE Small fumlahed home on ranch. Room for oow, chickens and gard- n: 16 minutes from Med ford. Inquire 648 East Ninth. TRAILER SPACE at Highway Court. 61 50 per week with llghta, wood and water. FOR RENT Clover paature. Phone 143 Jle M Mlnesr. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Excellent young breeding tern.? and hens. F. C. Harrington. Ap-ilf.-ate. FOR SALE DOGS, PETS FOR 8 ALE Siamese kittens. Mrs. J. E Soll-s 1327 N. Riverside. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK 6 PIOS Weight 126 each. C. D. V re man plaoe. Coleman Cieek road. FOUR GUERNSEY helfera from beet of milk stock. 950 each. Rt. 3, box 181A. Pb. 6416. FOR SALE 1 young whit boar. Fifth house north of McAndrew s road en Ross Lane FOR SALE Registered Ouemsey bull, 3 yeara. Ph 6464. FOR SALE or TRADE Reglatered Jersey bull. 16 month. Young white bucking horaa. Ph. 8638. FOR SALE Jersey-Durham cow fresh: mile west of highway oa Beall Lane. C. B. atcher. FOR SALE Jersey cow; Just fresh. Call tiiti. Claire Ranley. FANCY WHITE GILTS for brood sows, also some feedera. Kee'a ' Ranch, 6 mllea east of Eetle Point. CAda let old nonee. 014 M7t. PGR BALE LIVESTOCK I FOR 6ALX Red pip. Tie. South Peach. FOR SALS 45 red weaner nigs. C T. Hijuon, Rt, 4, Box 331. Fern Valley. FOB SALE OR TRADE Good 8-year-old bora J. A- Manka. sV P. D. Msdford FOR Sv.E REAL ESTATE REAL BUYS 6 acres, level. Irrigated, fenced, near pavement, electricity, close In, 6400, 6200 down. 10 aerea. part bottom land. Irrigated, fenced, dose In, electricity, small improvements. 61060, terms. 8 acres, city water, electricity, 4 room house, gsrsge. s Irrigated, In clover, 61300. 6300 down. 35 aerea, 10 clover. Irrigated, highway, electricity, bus route, 4 room bouae. bam. fenoed, 61300. 6300 down. 80 aerea, 76 cultivated, 65 free water. Joins city limits, good Improve ments, bottom land, 66600, terms 300 aerea, 90 cultivated, free water, beat outrange, 36 alfalfa, balance grains, 63400 worth equipment, 66000, terms. All Kind! Ranches SHELEY AOENCT North Entrance; to Medford Highway 99. STOCK ranch, 300 aerea. Applegaw district. 76 acres cultivated, free water, all fenoed and cross fenced with woven wire, buildings, lots of outside range. 40000 or 66600. Including 3 horses. 83 head cattle and farm equipment. Also 1 ACR. HrMgated, 4-roora house, with bath, shrubbery and lawn, good outbuildings, near Medford on graveled road, 61 800. Terms. Also 4 -ROOM plastered house, built-in bath, 3 bed roc ins. nlc kitchen, lots of bullt-lns, servles porch. wssh trays, cement foundation, large lot on pavement, a real bargain, 63360, 6600 cash. Also 6-ROOM house, 3 baths, upstairs apartment fumlahed, beautiful ahade, comer lot, cloaa In on pave ment. 63300. L. a. PICKELL 16 8. Bartlett FOR SAUE Five-room nous. 1021 w Eleventh. Open for Inapectlon. a.m. to 6 pm. or key at 128 Vancouver. FOR SALE 6-room modem house. 1033 West 10th St. Key St 1026 West 10th St. FOR SALE Together or separately: meadow pasture and hay. Frank Chaplin. Eagl Point, Butte Falls road. C 1 Oflfirt Stocked and equipped $lUUu dairy. 36 huh grade cows, 6 helfera, regist ered bull, good team horses, set of farm machinery, 90 tone hay, two good barns, modem milk house fully equipped. Neat tenant'a cot tage, attractive five-room modem cottage. 190 acres, 65 aerea Irri gated with approx. 30 aerea free water Fenoed and cross fenced. All In fine condition. Income 6400 per month Also outstanding value In Butte Creek stock ranch with free Irrigation. ELMER HERRIED 44 N. Rlveraide MODERN HOME 3 bedrooms, large lot, garage. Owner transferred. 616 rung. FOR SALE Choice lot at 1017 Queen Anne. Wallace Woods. $11000 F u rnlahed Apartment house. Will take good residence as part. Thia la doe In. (infill room modem mostly fur ij4UUy nlsbed house, 8 seres, chick house. 80 hene. fine soil, all out buildings. Must sell on account of poor health. Everything spick and apan oood terms, see A. r. riow era. Cor. 13th and Front. FOR SALE 30-A mining claim, good house, flreplaoe. electricity, wood shed, garage, other buildings, price 6300. Wilms Smith. Applegate, Ore. FOR SALE By owner, five room house, well located on paved street, two blocks from court house. Cheap ir aoio oy October 16th. Tribune, Box 3361. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARM 38-acrea all tilled with 4 acree In pears. Located on the Crater Lake HUhway. only 8 mllea out of Med ford. An exoellent location for a home. Price 61300. Liberal terms THE NATIONAL FARM LOAN OFFICE Holly Bldg. Medford MODERN 6-room home. Exoellent condition, flreplac. large service porch, laundry trays. Choice shrubs and roses. H. L. Cook, 1104 Weat stain. FOR SALE Small chicken ranch, with or without bena. Berrlee. fruit. Youll Use It, E. p. Ireland. Lacier Lane. DAIRY ranch for aale. Aoeeas to open range. Tribune box lie. BUILD1NO A ROME- Ut us handle ell details on 36- ar FH. loan quickly ff!e!ntly Oedy Agrucy SEE Nutter for House Aertaaree. In come 336 E Main. Ashland. CITY and country tropertlee Rentals Loans. Insurance O S Buttrflld 409 tied ford BulldlLf WHEN TOO think of real estate think of th. Spencer-Bacley FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR BALE Excellent -31 Model A Ford coupe; new rubber. Dale Bllckenstaff. Dixie Lane. '35 NASH Ambassador four-door se dan A-l condition, reasonable. Route 4. Box 331. C. T. Hlddoa, Fern Vslley. 1939 FORD "86" psusl delivery. Ex cellent condition. Low mllesge. Locslly owned. Be at "Tubby Dean s, your pontiae dealer, new Rtcnneid station, etn ano urape. Dial 3943. FOR SALE 1869 V-6 with 1A36 motor. Cheap. Donald Boaw, so. Peach. 1941 TUDOR CHEVROLET SEDAN Just broken In. Need to sell. 38 Portland Ave. e-enmrs FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 16MM tno-rt camera and projector. 66 60. Klepper's Stauon, Jacksonville Highway. FOR SALE Muskrat fur eoat; good condition, am 14. 636. Writ Box 31 Central Point, or cell at 116 8. Amy. Central Point, . NEW 1-8 H P W.CTRJO MOTOR for 1 aale or Wad. Pa. 6416. 5U. 3, box uue. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALS Shotgun. 16 gs.: sat boat oara. boat eticnor, traps 1-114-2-8 bear traps. Fruit jara; Ford wind ahleld. 628 Marl St. NATIONAL Caah Register. Pin con dition, mahogany finish. US ca pacity. Bargain. Blerma, 116 N. Central. FOR BAI.B Used deluxe model rotary electrlo mangle. A bargain. Call 3495. 8 H P. OAS (NOINI for sale or trade for livestock. Itt. 3, box 181A. Ph. 6416. FOR SALE O rapes. Delicious, Jona than and Newtown apples. Joa Kan tor. 3 mllea north of Talent. O RAPES 1c lb. and up. first bouae weet upper Orlffln Creek school. FOR SALE Sal way peaches. D. R. Sloan, 1 mil west Phoenix 00 Cal houn road. DAY BED and wood heater. ?ood condition. Reasonable, rater Lak avenue Very 638 FOR SALE Ofnutne Hawaiian gui tar. Cost 666. Will aell for 636. 813 Ma street or Jackson hotel barber shop. FOR SALE H O. Little oil floor furn ace: large alas. Automatto electric Ignition. Used short time. Reason able, w. Martin, box 238, rt. 3. Aahland, Ore. FOR SALE No. 3 Krummel Peachea. It and 3 centa. Bring eontalnere. M R. Magneas. 608 Walnut St. Ashland. FOR SALE 3 large band-braided ruga. Phone 3906. SWEET CORN Mile west Table Rock Store. C. W. Sag. FOR SALE Factory mad trailer house Near Oak Grove School on Jacksonville Highway. BASSINETTE and Phonograph for aaie. 027 n. central. TOMATOES for canning. Juice, c a pound. Also yeuow pear tomatoes for preserves. Bring boxea. you pick. Valley Greenhouse. 636 Pranquette. back of Plggly Wlggly. FOR BALE TD86 Crawler tractor. A-l condition. Ptioed for quick aale. Francis B. Russell, Central Point. FOR SALE 38 tone of Ladlno Rye oraaa Hay, 610 per ton. onariea Carpenter, East Evans Creek Road, 3 mllea from Rogue River. FOR SALE No. 10 hammer shotgun. eo. a?Vi weat jackaon. FOR 81 E 60 Caterp.Uar, good eon- anion, earo. joe turopie, imeiase. Calif. FOR BALE 8al way peachea. Bring containers. Bert stanclllfs. Phoe nix. BOTTOM LOAM, 350 yd. Phone 6444 PEACHES and GRAPES. Vi mile south wnit orinin crax scnooi. WASHING MACHINE SPECIAL W took them In on trade-in for "Western Btacona, overhauled them and knocked the price way down. Your choice. Maytags. Easy. Trior's, Ward a. Many othora. West ern Auto Supply Co. 101 8. River aide. Ph. 3883. PIONEER ROOF SERVICE Dealers and contractors. All typea of roof ing Supply unlimited. See ue end save salesman's commission. 133 134 North Rlveraide. Phone 3461 or 4601. LUMINAL PAINT Interior, exterior one coat; beauty, economy Pick's DRY FIR (or aale Phone 6180 after 6 00 o'clock. REAL BUYS In used eluthlni 1406 No Riverside, serosa (rem Beck's Bakery MERLEK Mineral Water Mra N Rid ings Dealer 110 Eaat Utn FIR SLABS Buy Now City Fuel Phone 4114 FOR SALE Pipe and fittlnga. new and used Also lrrlgat1in pipe MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Orape st Phone 8744 POR SALE Panning equipment, al muet every concetvanie type Modoe Orcherd Co. So Fir Phoue 4160 FOR SALE - Low priced lumber or any building materlala Call ue be fore you buy R O Stephenson Co. Court snd McJtJlrew Telephone 3000 ACROSS L Oarden Implement 8. Feinted tools 8. Deface II, Aaierlean Indians 18. Kind ef fuel 36. StocKheldare sharea ef profile St. Fruit of the go'jH famfr 81 (sowing Implement l. Retlfr 87. Kept from happening 46. Before 14. Anger 16, Breathe qntckly ,IIDJ TU 16. Oenus ef the niKed 9"e 4. Hurled 17. Cluster ef 8bra 47. Metal In wool 44. Man of tatterf It. 6: : It worm 40. Departed II. Cooked toe II. Insect muen 14. Med'a- IL Cuuio meter si. Prom a U. Pertaining to a distance wan H. Lata It. Low baoat 17. Salt r,. English letter 87. wltnesssd It. Melon? l. Blunder I la 13 M I ? Y 17 8 lii " - . Mr --j-- 1 "Zi 33 m"?3S 5JT " " 57 3T 5T"2r srtsZ? tT TTT JT "-ST TS- y Tpr rp77 ' Jill t. ...1 I I I I FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE areatj Ftr Slabs Tele phone 6180 after I o'clock ATTENTION HUNTERS I Ammuni tion, all kmda Licaneaa pick's OATS and Vetch, mixed or atralght B W Oebhard. Rout 8 Medford Little Va'ley Rsrch. v, nl N 401.' AUCTION SALES UNITED STATES Department el Agriculture. Farm Security admin istration. NOTICE OF SALE. No tice Is hsrehy given that the Uni ted State of America will aell at PUBLIC AUCTION at 10 o'clock A. M., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1941. PLACE: Oate s Dairy, 8 miles from Oranta Paaa, Ore., Redwood Highway. TO BE SOLD: COWS. CALVES. HORSES. HOGS. CHICK INS, etc MACHINERY, MOTOR, PANEL DELIVERY: DAIRY MA CHINERY. FARM TOOLS. ETC. Terms: CASH. Livestock may be examined prior to sals. -i,-, MISCELLANEOUS ALLENE OWENS wishes to thank John Perl of the Perl Funeral Rome for the purchase of her 4-H club steer at the auction aale Fri day. ALLEN E OWENS wishes to thank H. J. Field of Kldd'a Shoe Store for the purchase of her choice com mercial steer at the 4-H club show Friday. UPHOLSTERING end repairing. Phone 3908. Thlbault. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Tart and Service for all makea Younger and Lang 31 No Bartlett. Phone 3419. NU BONE Corset Service Phone 3339 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Small established groc ery. Medford. Oood equipment., low rent. Tribune, Box 3436 (or Inter view. FOR SALE BY OWNER-Same Valley Store Poatti'ftee ir store gsa ker osene and Jll pump 4 acree 01 land linni quart re in building Store, store rooms, woodshed plumbed (or tun ant sold water Automatic electrlo pumping aye tem pressure tnr. cold room bath and tot.et gvenrthtns clear On State H'gl way 334 eut oil from Pacific Hidhway v to cratw Lak Highway ATTENTION Mill Men and Logger Large stock ot fir tools on band Grub boas, mattock, ahovela sod axea MEDFORD BARGAIN ROUSB 17 N Orape St Phone 3744 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Antiques EARLY AMERICAN GLASS at the algn 6 mllea eortb of Oraut Paaa or I mile north of Savatje Rapids dam on Highwsy e9 Expert Window Cianr LEI OEHHIIE DO IT CXPERI Windu Cleaner Oenerai house jiesnera flui waslnk teiot Ing oeo F Olrard pnone 8964. MON&Y 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. 45 So Central Dial 4438. Home owned and managed. Since 1926. WE LOAN MONEY ON YOUR CAR Attractive Rates COAST FINANCE Barold H Brown Aceney U cense ail 138 Eaat Main, Phone 844S. elutlen Of Yesterday's Puxxle 16. Bar of a knock down aoap frame 6L Otherwise DOWN 1. Heavy cord 1. rrume 6. Instrument for Indicating the amount of duet Is the air 4. Condition I Allots 6. tnterlaoe 7. Bathe a. Raead 9. One under legal are 16. Scene ef action U. Drive away 14. Sand hill II. Finish 14. Cord fabrlei variant 15. Tr r. r.arr of ths Elbe river 14. Instroctlen II. Tub 10. All a need I will hold 11. Venture It Venlcle nn runner 14. thaepllx II. Absorb II. smale deer 41. Pertain 44. Drudge 41. Stra it ballet ball 41 Absolute 7. Pigpens 46. Opcoalte ef eweather IL Enth'islsstle devnteee: slarg U. Laree vegetable P E TA LflSlHlO sLDE B a oUla el ItIeIk ren L I iMlg mUr E It I BBS A T EJN OjeT A 0 KJS 1 RS T EJTj3A T EMnE V E gHEnE L U DE SPA a LJV EMU sDs C Olf T s pTe" n 0 sns t a bTe s P as T iBsC E N DjC Elskjg uue pPeTa h AT APg g I NklilgJS E 5 ij m sns p Ee dps t ER I MJLlIT iLV E R R!eC A T Sift I A L A T alsD-'oDsUsTlTN5Tt BUSINESS DIRECTORY Chtmnr iwtip CHIMNEY Sweep. Also furnaces and 011 stoves, cleaned can oeo. cstoa. 16 No Front. Phone 4340. a ansMBSwaaafa Dressmaking rut FASHION SHOP Uraaamsklng Fur Remtideiing. Buttons and Bucklaa covered Room 03 0 8 Nat l Batik Bld Tel 6061 DRESSMAKING Altera tluna. tailor ing Katherlue Saurle. Slngei Shop 33 80 t ape Tianslsr CITY TRANSFER at 8TOHAGE CO Buusehuld moving and general baulint 39 a Orape Phone 464 Day or olgba. FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR AGE we nave van moving equip latent (or loci and long distance hauling Dry and clean atorage (concrete building) with epecial locker rooms low ratea BAMsON 8TURA.1E WAREHOUSE Phone 8751 CADS TRANSFER at 8TOHAOB CO Ofdoa 16 Souv Fir Phone 3838 Prloaa right. Service guaranteed OAVIS TBANHFEh AND 6TOJUOI 40 S Fir Street. Insured Carriers Local and Lou,. Distance Hauling. Phone 36S6 Rstigurstlon REPRIOERATION SERVICE CO.. th only escluelv refrigeration ahop In 80 Ore. Authorised factory service D Ootilf J'iS W Jackson Ph 43B4 Venetian Blinds VENETIAN bilrda Instelled. guaran teed, steel or wood Phone 4473 Burks Tent and Awning Work 314 East Main Roofing WB REPAIR or apply ar.y type ol ruuf Pabco Routlnga Stilnglea Coatlnu and Paluta New atock Wall Paper Ekeraon Paint and Rot'f Co 39 80 Brtlett Tel 6488 Welding OENERAL WELDING and REPAIRS at Perry's Oarage, Eagle Point. TALENT STUDENTS SELECT OFFICERS Talent. Sept. 87. Spl.) Tsl nt high ichool class officers for 1941-42 were elected lait week ag follows: Memberg of student council: Lloyd Lacy, student body presi dent; Bil Slack, vice president; Alvln Fenton, senior class presi dent; Margte Currie, Junior class president; George Olelm, sopho more class president; Alvin Gra ham, freshman class president: Virginia Garvin and La Veils Mason, business managers; Mr. Roy Parr, advisor; Almena Dob bins, secretary. Class officers are: Seniors president, Alvln fen ton; vice president, Bob Mar quess; secretary and treasurer. Juanlta Boardman; business man ager. Bill Slack; social activities, Almena Dobbins. Juniors president. Marti Currie; vice president, Helen Romlnger; secretary, Claire Mae Withrow; treasurer, Betty Board- man. Sophomore president, George Gleim; vice president, Monty Montgomery; secretary and treas. urer, Juanlta McKenxia. Freshman president. Alvln Graham; vice president, Dick Hervey; secretary and treasurer, Gloria Hervey. F.D.R. OKEHS Washington, Sept 37. (VP) Presidential approval of 18 de- fens public works projects in 12 states to supply community facilities for defense workers and army and navy personnel was announced today by John M. Carmody, federal works ad ministrator. WIFE WEEPS Seattle, Sept. 27. Wi-Ovtr-Joyed at learning that her hus band, Francles E. Holmes, third mat on the hurricane-hit Seat tle freighter Llbby Maine, had been picked up on a raft in the West Indies, Mrs. Holmes wept with happiness today. h I llinr-r-f" f -.-a .a a-ese-k..-..... .-..-.J AWAITING THIIR T U It N-Thre. of Oretxm.e Straw berry Blonde's nine pep hav a helping while five other avralt their turn, at the cocker a Philadelphia home where measure are being Ukca to get -relief': tvoUMr far as UMctv. t . r 4 By FRANK JENKINS WASHINGTON is tha nation's ' political center. Under ex isting conditions, it is th na tion's business center. People come here from all over America for political pur poses. They come here from everywhere now for business purposes. These things being true, it Is Inevitable that in Washington business and politics should mix. e e e rlS writer, speaking strictly as an outsider and having few sources of Inside informa tion, would like to venture at this point an opinion that will doubtless be hooted a The opinion Is this: LITTLE business, as transact ed In this city which Is at the center of the nation's political web, is LESS CONCERNED with politics than tha average citizen believes. , BIO business Is doubtless a hnraa nf nnthkTe eftlm. fn the very nature of things, It is improbable that any big bust ness transaction, running Into large figutci end involving heavy commitments, could be carried through from beginning to and in thia city wrier the appropriations ar mad and most of th contracts actually signed without bringing polities mora or less extensively into th transaction. WASHINGTON Is full of steer " ers and fixers who for 8 consideration will agree to bring th cltixen into contact with the right people. Conditions at present existing are ready-made for such a tribe. Washington is seething and mill Ing with people who hav come here either to put through a deal (or deals) connected in one way or another . with national defense or to appear before one or another of the numerous fed eral agencies that In these days ara so necessary to the conduct of business, large and small, throughout tha United States. Some of them know their way around. Most of them do not haven't, in fact, when they arrive, the faintest idea what to do next or wher to go to get it don. For these latter, th profes sional stearer hss a proposition that Is truly attractive. He pro fesses to know Just the right people and to be able to mrke Just the right contacts. Th fee h asks isn't prohibitive h sees to that when he sizes his prospect up. There's no good in asking more than the traffic will bear. Vhe harried little fellow from the back counties is Inclined to look upon the proposal as gieat bargain. IN many cases it Is. The words "steerer and fixer" are not Intended to Imply that in all cases or even In a majority of cases the steering and the fixing are furtive and stealthy and gen erally off-color. Quite often they are perfectly open and above- board, Involving only the loca tion of the right people for the prospect to see and th getting ot an Introduction. see IN any event, it Is this writer's conviction, based upon scanty couple of weeks of ob servation, that it is NEVER necessary for any honest citizen with a reasonably legitimate proposition to deal with any of these agencies. A much better way is for him to go directly to his senstors or to his congressmen, explsin hts proposition, ssk whom he ought to see and then ask his repre- sentatlva In th congress to secure for him the necessary appointments. Thbt is a part of tht eervic th lenator or the congressman fives to hlg constituents. It Is a part, and a very large part, of the Job b Is aent to Wash ington to do. He wll do it gladljr and much mora effectively than the pro fessional fixer. A WORD here. In conclusion, aa to th official! of tha geverament with whom th citizen will deal after he geta his appointments. They may be social reformers. Many ef them unquestionably ar. As at present constituted. this Is s government ot men rather than a government of !awa and many of these men feel that they have a mission to make America over accord ing to a pattern that is different from the pattern that has been followed In the past. But with few exceptions they sincere men. They are will- ing to listen to the citizen's problems. Jn the main, they are courteous. And with almost no exceptions they are personally honest. e e WHAT is hare said refers par ticularly to ths top-side offi cials thoie who are far enough up the ladder to take a certain measure of responsibility on their own shoulders. There la no attempt her to minimize the red tap, in which official Washington is fright fully snarled, or to intimate that buck-passing has not been de veloped to a point approaching perfection for it has been. Or to say that sitting snd wsiting won't be the principal part of your Job If necessity eve? brings you here for it will be. 'THE only point that is sought to be made Is that the ordi nary Citizen, quite unacquainted with the ropes, who comes her with a reasonable proposition will be able to get a courteous hesrlng in tha course ot tlma. It certainly does take time. THE GRANGE Gold Hill Grange ' Oold Hill Grange H. E. C. met September 24 at th horn of th chairman, Mrs. Minni L Fiene. Visitors were Mrs. Long, Mrs. Jones and Mra. Taylor.' All Grange ladies are asked to bring cookies and something for punch for Booster night. September 30, which is open to the public. Two new members signed tha by-laws, Gertrud Rosecran and Hattie Chaffee. The ladles will cooperate la every way possible with tha church ladies for the dinner to be held at the church October S, Grange go-to-chureh Sunday. Refreshments were served by Florence Z. Howes and Minni Fiene. Central Point Orange ' Patrons and friends of Central Point Grange be sure to attend tha booster night program Tues day, Sept. SO. Educational and entertaining music by Mrs. Pren tice's senior sccordlon band. games and qulzs, community singing snd solos. All interest ed in grange work are cordially invited. Patrons of other granges not holding regulsr booster night be sure and come and bring your friends. MISS DAHL HONORED Portland, Sept. 27. VP) Tha Nurses' Activity Council of tha University of Portland's College of Nursing hss elected Donna Dshl, Grants Pass, president . 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