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PAGE FTFTETO Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities1. t MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1941. 16 r , Bead sverv ad on this pate Vou Kill prubahlv llnd eseillv the thine, vou have been Iimik Ins fur of tale or trade for unused arllrlee tun may have. Search nur altle or elore room -you may find many things ether, art srealnt and be shle to ream Immediate rath II what ou want Un't hera adtertlse lor It. Tribune clas sified ads axa loesuenslve cflccUyal RATES for word flmt insertion te (Minimum tV) Earn additional Insertion, per erord ..i I (Minimum loc) Par Ho P" month wit ho at copy chaos 81.tS CASH or money order muit accom pany ail mall order classllied ads. LOST AND FOUND IOST Filigree bracelet: sentimental value. Reward. Return to Tribune. LOST Tool bag. Tel. C. DeVoe. REPORT lost dogs, animal cruelty caaes Humane Society. Phone 6151. WANTED MALE HELP LARGE company hss opening for man to handle credit, collections and office work Is lonl store. Salary. Excellent future opportunities. Write, giving age. education, experi ence and enclose picture. Tribune, box 3704. WANTED Man to shuck corn. -V Beall, Beall Lane. (PANTED fiteady farm hand: must be good milker. Accommodations for married man. Mrs. F. E. Garle, Phone 4348, Ashland. WANTED Pear pickers, nilhee Orch ard. Phone 6319. Elmer Hull. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Experienced waitress, mond Cafe. WANTED Experienced waitress. Ap ply at What Not, WANTED Woman or girl for full time work. Box 3670, Tribune. WANTED Experienced girl for housework and care of children. Phone 3668. viNTFtwwomin or alrl for full ! time house work. Telephone 4663 WANTED Cheerful housekeeper Good home and wages. 3 miles from city. Write Route 1. Bx. 486 WANTED Capable woman for house keeper. Good cook. Three adults. Permanent. un i. ELP MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Tomato pickers. 80 per box. 6 mllea north of Central Point on Pacific Highway. Penlnner. WANTED SITUATIONS CHILDREN BOARDED Best of care. Mrs. Stephenson, 743 Oak. Ashland CARPENTER or any kind of repairing lobs. Pnone 3384. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Bulldoilns, rood building, land clearing and leveling with large cata. 133 So. Orape. WANTED Light rowboat; not over 13 ft. Ph. 4801. WANTED 64600 loan. First mortgage property, worth 20,000. Tribune. Box 3674 . WANTED TO RENT 3-bedroom furn ished house; permanent. Write Box 3386 Tribune, giving descrip tion snd price. taWl,L purcbsse Hereford cows with calves or calves; also two or three Guernsey milk cows. Submit oflers with all details to Warner Mitchell. 11139 Mscnolla Boulevard. CO. M't ehell Furniture company. North Hollywood Calif. Cattle wUl be used In Medlord district. WANT to buy frey chickens. See Jack at Jack's secornhsnd store or Old Bta,7e House, Phoenix. WANTED Buick engine. Drop head sewing mschlne. Ressonable Leroy Myers. Jscksonvllle. WANTED You to see my good used suits for men; ladles' clothlns CSED WARDROBE SHOP, across the bridge 618 East Main. WOOD 8AWINO Ph 3166 16 laurel BET PKM t PAID For Tour Puml'ure CAP. Ft KVITI HF. Prime 4t40. SEPTIC Tank and ee-apool dean. Ing 1740 N RlverslCe OHM! eaati ottd for iron eoppt rasa radiatnra aluminum Mt- r tu oh rr? tend an d tu nc Uedf ord Ba r7 1 p Rou 'V ANTED Wool, mot- a ir hidoa and pelts Mot-ford Barren H use 37 Nona Orape Bt Pb-ca 3744 MILL lV MOT C4H Tn Ook3 UaoO Ftirmturtj HOIHHIMIK FtHMTI HE 18 North m.nt Ph i. 4023 Si ORB MONEY fo ytiur fumt'iire TlUeta Furniture 99 south rruot WELL DR1LL1NH I 60 tm ft first 50 ft rr I M Qv M Ktn FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Six-room modrn house hardwood floors. araje. woodshed, la r? lot : c I ce 1 n . good loca ion. rnfurr.Uhed. 633 50. A. W. Walker, Real Estate. Ml ALL rNrCRNTSHED HOtSt Re decorated East sio. H. L. Cook. 1104 W. Main. OS RfNl s-room furnished house -'3 rs:k S . eTntn?s rtquired, pos 2774. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 6-room modern bouse: 1 oil lurnae. fenced-in back yard, j Available about Oct. its. Ph. 4514. 1 UNFURNISHED 6-room nouae. good condition, fireplace, laundry treys. Cork, 1104 Weit Mam. FOR RENT 6-roora modem house, all newly decorated, dealrable lo cation, cloaa in. L. O. PlckeU. 16 8. Baxtlett. - FOR RENT House at oe Queen Ann Keya at 619 Crater bake. TRUCKS FOR RENT Mon jourtelf Save naif Prultt't Uostlgaa Sta tin Mam ard Ivy Pht.na 4145 FOR RENT APARTMENTS THREE-ROOM furalaned apt. for rent. 116 Almond. FOR RENT Attractive furnlahed apartment. All modern conveni ences. Cloaa In. Call apt. . 636 So. Central. MODERN S-room apartment down talra. Adult. 136 N. Holly. FOB RENT Apartment. 634 Apple. FURNISHED apartment, private bath, frigldalra, heat. 804 West Main. FOR RENT Furnlahed apartment. Grand Hotel, FOR RENT Small furnished apart ment. Private home. 118 Genessee. NEW attractive furnished apartment. Vacant Oct. 6. 604 Pennsylvania. FURNISHED APARTMENT, Frlgld alre, electric stove, Holland Hotel. FOR RENT F. and F. apartment. 3-rooms and bath, gas beat. In quire 317 West 6th. FURNISHED 1, a and S-room apart ment for two people. 604 West 10th. FOR RENT Well furnished apart ment. Inquire 306 So. Oakdale. FURNISHED APT. - Adulta only Findley Apts. 603 S Holly St. For Rent -Furnished Rooms ROOM FOR RENT. Private entrance. 408 Edwards. ROOMS For Rent 163 N. Oakdale. NICE front room for gentleman. 44 North Orange. ROOMS for rent. Board U desired Phone 3258. ATTRACTIVE room for gentleman Private entrance. Oood neighbor hood. 604 Pennsylvania. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 404 S Orape FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM ROOM adjoining bath. First class Doara. 010 o. ivy. FOR RENT October 6th, room and board, private home. 614 Beatty. FOR RENT -Attractive room. Board If desired. 60 N. Peach. I BOARD and room 716 E Main St FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 280-acre ranch. non-Irri gated; 70 cultivated, good winter pasture for sheep. Call after 4 p. m. 616 N. Central. FOR LEASE Grain land, 275 acres, some pasture, buildings, or 642 -acre stock ranch. See Sheley Agency, north city limits, hwy. 99, FOR RENT Pasture on Ross Lane. Phone C193. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR BALE Leghorn and Barred Rock pullets. McMloa Poultry farm, Ashland. FOR BALE Fryers, colored and white. 224 Wfst Clark. FOR SALE DOGS. PETS FOR SALE Collie pups. Dial 8608 For SALE LIVESTOCK OPENING SALE at the new Livestock Sale Pavilion, Saturday, Oct 4th ou highway In Phoenix. Ore. Com mencing at 1 :00 p. m. sharp. We have 150 head of cattle, including acme good bulls of all breedr. some choice Guernsey hfrs, good milk cows, some Hereford stork cattle, besides horses and hop; 8. Testing cattle Thursday. Vaccinating hos Friday p. m. PesltH certificates must accompany dairy cattle and hogs. So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer. Phone 6225. FOR SAIX S y'ung horses, cheap. F. E. Barneburr,, Barnebuxg Road. FOR SALE Registered Guernsey bull. Twinkle Star stock. 2 years old. Louis Fcraube. Jacksonville. 20 CHJICE WEANTSR PIOS. John Duraap. Delta Waters Road, off Crater Lake. FOR SALE Heifer, Just, fresh. Mrs, .Jcwie Mlnesr Tel. 6453. FOR SALE Team, harness, and wag on Routs 1, Box 383, Medford. Vern Ouches FOR SALE Durham milk cow. slvtng 6 gallons. William Shumate, Talent. WORK HORAB for sale or trade for calves or farm machinery. J. B Yarbrough, Andraon Creek road 3) miles south Phoenix. WANTED-All kinds Box 3449. Tribune. of livestock CASH .'ur old horses Dial 6376 FOR SALE OR TRADE Oood 3-year-old norae J A Manks. R F D. FOR SV-E REAL ESTATE FINE erven-room house. 13 minutes from town. 1 mile off psvtng. beat location. Win tacrine for quick sale Sbulta Bros. FOR SALE 10 acres, small bouse-, all under irrigation. Close In. 136 4V. Holly. FOR SALE Redcorat-d 4-room modern home. Owner 316 8 Orange CITY and country Druoertles Ren tela Loans Insurance C a Butterflsid 40C 4-drurd BuHdlLg t WHEN TOU ttm.k of feal estate I think of tb Spenoer-Baglay Agency 103 W Uain ; DAIRY ranch fur aa e Access to open range Tribune Box 2183 40 ACRES 7-rm. horn, e'.ec., fruit end walnut ttr: c d -Ma.. plenty of water. 82 CCj u .; -Krl. 500 a,ii hands. iUii tt &ver, Ora. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE COCrtrt 100 acres. 6' ml. north-V-tOUU east Medford above valley. wonornu view. u acres fairly level, balance pasture. Fenced, cross fenced. Small house, good barn, four living springs, well, spring piped to house: 4 mile to mall route and school bus. Traces of soft coal. Some equipment In eluded. Clear. Well suited for tur key, sheep or cattle ranch. ALSO (orA 10 acres. Sty miles north VJJUU east Medford. 6 acres Irri gated, a acres peers, e acres Zadlno clover. Modern house, bsrn, mscbtne shed, 3 garages, chicken house, com crib, woodshed, electrto wster system; on msll. school bus and creamery route. Some equipment Included. Clear. A. H. CASE, Coker Butte Rd. Phone 6367 $3675 East Sid Beauty New 4-room strictly modem bom, hardwood floors, fireplace with Heatrolator. large nook, back porch with laundry trays: full floored at tle. splendid location: garage, lawn; Priced 93073 only 1500 down, bal ance 928.17 per mo., Including in terest, taxes and insurance. Also $5000 East Side Heights New Oil Burner Basement Almost new, S-room English type home, floored attic. fireclay, bard wood floors, beautiful lot with trees; this is a real buv. Terms. MARK A. GOLD? Phone 32439 109 E. Main St. Evenings. 3417, Mr. Beebo BU1LOINO A HOME- Let US handle all details no 35-) r FH loans (mlfkl fflrfcntW O.lrtf MTrMit-y FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1939 Pontlae Coupe, s honey, only 9650. 6hulta Bros. 1934 CHFV. master sedan. New paint, 9223. Bhults Bros. 1933 PLY. sedan. Lots of transporta tion., 9135. Shulta Bros. LOTS of used cars to pick from. We have no car salesman, but we do have one of the best assortments In town, SnulU Bros. "37 DELUXE Ford coupe. Motor over hauled. Will sacrifice, 932900 Shulta Bros. FOB SALE Equity In 1940 Pontlae A-psssenger coupe or trade for pickup or car, clear. First house on left across tracks from Phoenix Packing House. FOR SALE "39 Che. coa-h. no trade. Box 2644 Tribune. LOTS of good used cars. Priced to fwli quick. Shults Bros. FOR EXCHANGE TRADE Lambs for one horse or tenm. Harry Barr. Jacksonville FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS ENJOY a good lunch at Brown's Cafe and listen to the World series by - radio. Reception good. 60 CATERPILLAR and Bulldozer. Will sacrifice for cash. Shults Bros. FOR BALE Mohair davenport and cnair. lioo w. etn est. 5HAKE3 Ed's Feed Store. Jackson ville Highway. FOR SALE Factory made trailer house at Oak Grove store, Jackson ville highway. FOR BALE Wicker baby carriage, fruit Jars. 631 So. Riverside. DRIVE out to Lillie's Place and try our bsrhequed baby beef, Saturday and Sunday. Corner Court and Mc Andrews road. Just so. of Denney'i atoms on Court street. FOH SALE 14-ft. rowboat with trailer at 117 Tripp 8t. Practically new. No leaks, newly painted. Has had very little use. SALWAY peaches, tree-ripened. Bar num orchard. 3 miles south on Pa cific hlghwsy. NU BONE corsets. Sales and repair service. 631 So. Riverside. Dial 3659. CAFE equipment, bars, back-bars, soda fountains, cafe range, electric oven and dish washer, modern. Priced right. Write or call. Chaa. Schuss. 622 Main, Klamath Falls. USED Quaker oil burner. Perfect con dition. Call at Petroleumn Heater and Burner company. APPLES Joe Nary orchard' 5 miles N. on Crater lake hwy, l ml. east, l ml. north. FOR BALE Furniture. Nice walnut dining set. table, buffet. 6 chairs, lesther davenport and fruit Jars. Inquire 917 Naregan Bt. RUMMAGE sals by Tslent Grange, Saturday. Oct. 4. 0 to 8. 10ft No. Central, across from Oroceterla No. I. WHY not fill those empty Jars with tree-ripened Balway peaches. Bar nura Orchard, 3 miles south on Pa cific highway. FOR SALE 49 Hartey-Davidson Mo torcycle. Reasonable. Inquire lie Roy's. 4 Corners, Crater Lake Hlway HOUSE TRAILER for Bale Inquire 1015 West 12th. Between Peach and Hamilton. ORAPE JUICE and Grapes. 1st house West of Upper Griffin Creek school. PUBLIC AUCTION Sal Saturday, one o'clock. Wanted furniture, stovss. tools, poultry. Richfield Station. West Mam. FOR SALE Boy's two-speed bicycle 310. 643 W. Snd. FOR BALE Mon tag circulating hearer Exoellent condition. Inquire 626 Park Avenue. FOR SALE Corn, turnips. 61.00 ack or trurk load, bring sacks. Across track Phoenix Packing house, first house south on left. Elmer Harris. RUMMAGE BALE by D. A. V. Auxil iary. Saurday. Oct. 4th, 8 to 6 at Merrick's Nat tori um. Donations giadly accepted. Phons 3094- FOR PALE Cull Comic. Spltsraburg apples and about four tons of good clean vetch, Rcter Fruit Co- 837 So. Fir. FOR SALE Used d!ux Norg gas range, also wood cir:ulacr. .21 No 4th. Orsnt Pass. Pr'-re t!3-Y FOR 3.M.E Bahy 1 m fa; 4. baas-nsw larg a-aa. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Nearly new wood-burning Estate circulating heater, 28 lnch fire box. Lots of hest, very easv on fuel. 1333 Lo at or Dial 3643. LET us WINTER-SCREEN your porch agalnat drafts: also cabinets made to order. Phone 4693 for estimates. FOR SALE Cheap. Wardrobe cup board, round extension table. Queen beater, box-couch, dresser, doora and wlndowa with frames. 616 So. Ivy. TOMATOES for sale, lo per lb. field run. Orchard Horn Drive. Phone 30M. FOR SALE Two wood heaters, gas hester, gas cook stove, leatherette davenport. 337 No. Central. FOR SALE Martin Saxaphone; Ilka new. Must oe seen to oe appreci ated. Inquire 217 West 6th. Phone 3933. SEE the new Atmuray Ozone Genera tor. Free demonstration. 116 fio. Ivy. Ph. 3638. FOR BALE Vetch seed. W. Dowell. Sams Valley. BOTTOM LOAM. 36o yd. Phone 6444 ANTIQUE3 Will close out all my antiques of black walnut chairs, walnut table, maple chairs, plat form rockers and rawhide chairs, lamps, Iron teakettles and many other articles. Including Navajo blanket. Highway 00. south of Grants Pass at first fruit stand south of Caveman bridge. Mack. FOR SALE Salway pesches. Bring containers. Bert Stanclifle, Phoe nix. PEACHES and ORAPES. V, mile south Whit Oiilfln Creek school. PIONEER ROOF SERVICE -Dealers and contractors All type of roof. Ing Supply unlimited Bee us snd save salesman's commission 122 124 North Riverside. Phone 3461 or 4301. LUMINAL PAINT Interior, exterior one coat; beauty, economy Pick's DRY FIR for sal Phcns 6180 after 5 00 o'clock REAL BUYS In used clothing 1405 No Riverside, across from Beck't Bakery FIR SLABS Buy Now. City Fuel Phune 4114 FOR SALE Pip and fitting new and used Also Irrigation pipe ME U FORD BARGAIN HOUSE 87 N Grape St Phone 3744 FOR SALE Gr-en Fir fltsbs Tele phone 61 BO after 6 o clock FOR BALE Farming equipment, al must every conceivable type Moo" or Orchard Co.. Su Fir Pbuue 4160 FOR SALE Low pricea lumber or any building materials Call us be fore you buy R O Stephenson Co Court and Mct.drews Telephone 3000 ATTENTION HUNTERS I Ammuni tion, all kinda Licenses Flck's OAT3 snd Vetch, mixed or straight E W Oebhard Route 3. Medford Little Vn'1py Ranch, 'fr ml N '40 1 . FOR EXCHANGE Real Estate SALE OR EXCHANGE 3-rm. cottage modern, some furniture. 31000 terms. Place rented. Tribune, Box 3381. FOR TRADE Equity In 335 and 337 some ground. TO EXCHANGE Large country horn for Medford residence property, Box 231 TTlMine. PERSONAL PALMISTRY. Crystal Reading. D. Miller. Ph. 3446, 480 Mountain Ave., Ahland. MISCELLANEOUS TRAILER parkin. (1 SO week. Rich field: Station, West Main. REPLACE your broken Window Olass Now. Medlord allllwork, "The Olass House." Ph. 4113. Cabinets. Screens Windows. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Tsrte and Service for all makea Younger and Lenge 31 No. Bartlett Phone 341S. NO-BONE Corset Sanrtce. phone 3559 ACROSS St. Perhaps: arc halo t T'-rht a. Kind ot ohtaaa piih nf a. call and vg- 11. Tha Boar -a?11!-IS. Sibarlan rfvar R.IITy 14. Veit Xaxon 47! fi'hora of tha klnr tvean IS. Teller of falw 11 Depart! ecrt-Uy 4. Br.rn SL, lftBura of diiaj.c R?. flwsb 1. r.xmi wmta roplaf 1. Fcmlnlni nama 87. .rlr o' ris.ma 11. sfenclni: iwordi S9. Symbol for Iron IJ. 8 t of coal 40. Coated aariln 14. Clear abova expanaaa I, fttn 10. I':fp4n . lr ltli It. P.taVQundatf with metal 42. Pwnrd bandi . nrr 45. Fit her 46 Knco'irara I ooch 41. Bn ft fha 16. Like- n t;rhrvmB 17. tfuunda of birds St. Cautioua EH 13 u u t is v, 17 is I y 10 y 23sj jj- 3--?-- JT i) J,M iS T Z t3St"' zf" tS 7j""r ""T " Zo Ti IT sT 35" si sZ"5j iS"7si " ZI"3" " ZT " " ' BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE A real snap : Grocery, lunch counter, school aupplies. can dy, Ice cream. Within 2 miles of prnpofted cantonment. Box 3384. Tribune. FOR SALS BY OWNER ftuna Valley Store Posts. 'floe ir stor. gas. ker osene and Jll pumps 4 acres of land Uvm quarters In building Store, .tore rooms, woodshed plumbed for hot and cold water Automatic elect lie pumping sys tem, pressure lanr . cold room batb and tol.et Everything clear On Bute H'gtway 394 cut off from Pacific Hignway M to Crater Lake Hinwav. ATTENllOSC Mill Men and Loggers Large stock of fir tools on hand Grub hoes, mattocks, ahovela and axes MEDFORD BARGAIN ROUSE 97 S Onirw St Phone 1744 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Antiques EARLY AMERICAN GLABS at the sign 6 miles sortfa of Grant Pass or 1 mile north ot Bang Rap ids dam on Highwa? M Chimnay Swatp CHIMNEY Sweep. Also furnace and oil stoves, cleaned Call Oeo. a-itou. Sfl No Front, Phone 4340. Expart Window Claanar LEI GEUKOB DO JT EXPERT Windu Cleaner General house o lean era flu"! waxing uainW Ing Oo F Glrard Phone 3954. Drassmaklng 1HE FASHION SHOP Dreaama king Fur Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered Room 302 0 4 Nst'l Bank Bldg Tel 8031 DRES6MAK.iN( Alterations tailor ing Ka'helue Aa'.urlea. Stngst 9 h n p ?'J t. tt pe MONfc. Y TO LOAN MONEY IMMEDIATELY On Your AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK Va mtrw nmhln will Mn.. to complicated wnen you oorrow rrom uiis local cumpinj. Conesnlent Terms. OREGON FINANCE CO. W B rrtomaa Mgr. Lie No 8-311 M-an. 4S So Central Dial 4.JS. Home owned and managed. Since laaa. Wl LOAN MONET ON YOUR CAR Attractive Rates COAST P1NANCC Harold H Brown Agency License 311 13S East Main Phone 844. Reflguratton REFRIGERATION SERVICE CO.. the only exclusive refrlKerstlon shop in so ore Authorised isctory service D OntilC 223 W Jackson Ph 4U4 Trsnsler CITY TRANSFER 8TORAOE CO Huuaehold moving snd general hauling 20 o Orape Phone 4eo4 Day or night FURNITURE U'JViNO AND STOR AGE We have van moving equip ment for loc..l and long distance hauling Dry and clean atorage fcancrete building) with special locker roums a, low rates SAMSON 8TURA.1E WAREHOUSE Phone 8751 GADS TRANSFER at STUKAOE CO Office 18 Soul Fir Phone 331S Prices right Service gusrsntsed DAVIS TRANHFEh AND STORAGE 40 8 Fir Street. Insured Camera Local snd Lo.i Distance Hauling. Phone 3B89 Venstian Blinds VENETIAN blinds installed, guaran teed, steel or wood Phone 4473 Burks Tent snd Awning Work 314 Eaat Main. Solution Of Saturday's Pustt DOWN I. r.ow.r t. A.c.nd 3. Am-rl'-en re puhi,,. aiibr. 4. IfounuiB lake I. Sr-applng beetle a, Or. whn takes fart in a nub. le d'seu.sloa T. Answer! aebr. S. Stair of office S. Fating ears It. Attempt II. Fish 17. tVicloast eoetk 10, Enters upon a caraor ft. Town In Italy Ik. wound wita a pointed .aor-,n tl. Fnikes of eefl 3. F-.es 11. Bissn rlvsr II. l ars. boat ti. ri.rmsn naturellt and saplorer tt. Happy M. Auiar 4v- Lntry in aa acceunt 41. vVofes.lonal moHi ears 4. Wifw.na 4s.'rnctur.v raaiy for projectior Ml Old e :01ft meature IS. PretsM Si, Of Utile Impeav tenr-e Is. a-: 1 f.eea aa p.r M. Position at ti.Wse II. V' t 1. Ki--r Si. irb'n ga kllclAMLElfe R All si TnIIo r TToTr E o rImja t eUl 1 ElSlElS uJnJInTIidJlie 6iV j sijsBslL u eisHb a d fe. ISl eBfH! BEE T e SWA RjEjDjJEfiL S T ED a 3y! s llaGM ? 1 m oTr EjBfiL aHs ifge 0 fgA'Ffr REllg C r 7Bpl E 6B'TPe B LI a UT c1 eIr olg 0 s or eistI tT rIaio e PR lEfA ITIS LiSl BUSINESS DIRECTORY Roofing WE RBPAIR or apply ay type ot root Pibco Roollixa fUUngies Coatings and Patuta New tori Wall Paper, t arson Paint and Roof Co M So Brtlut 11 8483 Wsldlng OEKERAL WELDINO and REPAIRS at Perry's Oarage, Eagla point. Forest Creek forest Creek. Oct. 3. (Spl. Children of Forest Creek school have been busily engaged since school started In constructing new baseball backstop and erect ing fence for their soccer ball field. Interesting experiments with all kinds of seeds and grain are also under way. School visitors last week included Mrs. Inch, county school supervisor; Mr. Heryford, sanitation engi neer, and Miss Weisser, school nurse: also Mrs, Annie Davies and Mrs. John Macy. Material and tools for constructing the backstop were donated by Oeorge Conklln, w. O. Meeda and Mrs. Annie Davies. All work was carried on under the direction of Mrs. Melba Presoott of Medford, teacher of Forest Creek school. Mr. snd Mrs. John Talbot recently moved to the old Carter mining claim which they purchased rrom H. Miller. Fred Smith Is now residing on the Duggan place. Pupils rrom this community at tending Jscksonvllle high school In elude Wayne and Audrey Meeda. Lee Black left September 3d for a few weeks at the home of Mr. and 1 Mrs. P. E. Bets near Eagle Point. Ore. Jack Conrad Is moving a large quarts mill from northern California to the Oregon Belle mine nere this wsek. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Madsen re cently purchased a, new oar In which they left September 30 for Montana to visit relatives. Mrs. Oeorge Conklln recently left for southern California for her health which Is reported to have been fall ing for soma time. H. L. Edmonson of Goshen, Ore.. was a visitor at Oregon Belle mine last week. Charles Shepardaon. lookout at Fredenburg Butte was released from duty September 31. John Black, lookout on Mt. Isabeii was released from duty September 33. Henry Miller, employed In logging at Dorrls, Cel, the past summer, re turned to hla borne here September 30. Mrs. Bertha Vlmont spent ths day September 30 at the borne of Mra. Annie Davies. . Miss Verna McVay will stay this winter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Black and attend Forest Creek school where she Is In the eighth grade. The B-H dredge resumed opera- tons September 37 after a week's va cation to allow the employes an op portunity to go hunting. Some re pairs on the boat were completed during the shut-down. Norman Meeds Is employed at Ore gon Belle mine. Directors of school district 43 will meet Tuesday evening. October T, for their rentier monthly meeting at which time they will discuss the transportation problem. All parenta and patrons Interested In having their children transported to' school are urged to attend. L,g Applegate Big Applegate, Oct 3. (Spl) Miss Billey Rlppey accepted position as senior clerk at the Medford city hail Monday. Lewis Buckley, accompanied by Billy Smith and two other com panions of Medford, left Friday on a pleasure trip to Taktma and other points north. Mrs. Anna Cater of Medford and Mrs. Mike Tucker of Ashland were recent guests here at the home of their cousin, Mr. Maud Kubll. At torney James Watson of Roeeburg and X. K. Kubll of Portland, who bad been guests of Mrs. Kubll snd also of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kubll for aa extended period, have returned to their homes. "Diversions for the Sick" was main feature demonstrated at the meeting of the local extension unit. Septem ber 3S at the home of Mrs. Helen Da via Miss Lois Luts, horns man agement specialist from Oregon Stste oollege, gave the project, which haa recervsd much praise here. Miss Lute waa accompanied by Miss Msrlan Parrel!, home demonstration agent. During the afternoon business meet ing. Mrs. Olenn Smith and Mra. Fred Corbtn were named local leaders to give the second demonstration on thla project, health emergencies In ths home, scheduled for November S. Mrs. Helen Denes was named chairman of the recreation committee. Fifteen ' women attended the meeting. Includ ing the following visitors: Mrs. Anna Knutawn. Mrs. Dora Krauae, Mra. Orsos Oeok. Mra Cliff Smith and Mrs. Ralph Pittock. Luncheon waa served outdoors. The unit will not meet again until November t. Miss Prsnoes Port lett 1st. Isst month for Corrsllls. where she win begin a post graduate course to In clude education and physical educa tion. Miss Port received her bachel or's degree from the college Isst June, snd spent the summer In Portland as a municipal swimming director. Mrs. Floyd McKes and son. Richard, left Tuesday for Hotchkles, Colo., where they will spend sn Indefinite period aa guests of Mrs. MeKee'i dau enter. Mrs, Maurice Rite hey. Mrs MeKee and son planned to spend a short time at Lekevtew ss a guest of her sister, Mrs. Fays Ritainger. before leaving the state. They will accom pany Mr. McKee's uncle. Will Birch, of fakevlew, on the Colorado trip. eenraant James Si ma. formerly wltb Camp Applegate, and wall known r trie. a 4 T A N K T E S T One of the tl-ton M-S tanks now under mass production at Chrysler arsenal near Detroit rambles along on Its ,15-Dile test The 20-foot-long tank mounts four .30 calibre machine guns, a .71 mm. cannon and a .37 mm. cannon. on upper Applegste, enlisted ha the army recently, and Is stationed at Jefferson barracks, Mo. Bobble Johnston, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Johnston of Ruch. who re ceived a broken arm while returning from school one day last week, still Is unsbls to attend hla classes. It waa necessary to reset hla arm a few days ago. A number of visitors from this com munity and grangers from other dis tricts attended the Booster Night grange program at the Upper Apple gate nail Saturday evening. A aplen did lecturer's program was presented with Miss Evelyn Applegste of Wll llama Creek as a guest musician. Oamea and midnight lunch followed the program. Gold Hill Gold Hll, Oct. 3. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Aurelle Meunier snd family and Mr. and Mrs. Art Gorham and daughter were Sun day visitors at Redding. Sunday gueata at the Kmmett Sut ton home were Mr. and Mrs. Art Mul Un and family of Medford. Mr. and Mra. Howard Kell and son, Larry, visited Mra. Ken's mother, Mrs. Jack Bonney and family of the Ap plegate, from Sunday until Monday. John Becker of Sweet Home, Ore., Is a guest this week of his brother, Abe Becker, Mr. and Mra Marshall Gray of San Francisco, Mrs. Aletha Shannon of Klamath Falla and Mr. and Mra. Richard Gray of Prospect were Sun day guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grsy. The Marshall Qrsys spent several daya of their va cation at the Charlea Gray home Wesley Robinson spent the paat week visiting relatives at Treka and vicinity. . Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hayes and daughter Kathryn and Mrs. Claude Scott apent Saturday and Sunday at Oold Beach, They were accompanied horns by Claude Scott, who haa been employed there. Donald Kell, youngest eon of Mr and Mra. Howard Kell Is spsndlng several weeka with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray and sons of Prospect. Mrs. Rebecca Ross snd daughter, Laura May of Ashland, former resi dents of this city were guests at ths Roy Centers horns on Tuesday, and also called on other frlenda, John Norrta of Mound City, Kans., brother-in-law of Mrs. Ralph Noma, la visiting the Norrls fsmlly here, Mae Norrts of this city accompanied Mr. snd Mra. Harold Heaa of Medford to Klamath River, Calif, last Friday and returned Sunday. W, E. Zimmerman of Chlloquln. formerly banker In this city, called on friends here last Sunday. Mrs. Jo Blair snd son, Raymond, left Tuesday for Los Angeles to spend a few dsys. They win also visit Mr. and Mrs. Aurelle Blair at Pit River, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Evans and niece, Lenore Clement, all of Treka, are spending this week at the Wesley Robinson and Jim Clement homes. Travel Table AIRPLANES Horth bound Laav Malli Cloaa 4:59 a. m. 4:14 a. n. 13:23 p. m. 11:38 ft. m. 4:03 p. m. (Flag atop) No mall 6:48 p. m. (Flag atop) No Stall 9:38 p. m. riM top) 0:S8 p. m. Southbound Lcava Mailt Cloaa 10:47 ft. ra. 10:03 . m. 8:37 p. m. (Plaff itop) 4:43 p. m. 7:13 p. ra. (F1C toP No Hall 11 37 p. m. 10:03 p. m. 1 RAINS Northbound Lcava Mailt Cloaa 11 2$ ft. m. 10:39 ft. m. 7:80 p. m. 8 80 p. m. Southbound Ltav Mailt Cloaa 7 5S ft. m. 8:56 ft. m. 9:88 p. m. 4:88 p. m BLUES North 9:80 ft. m. 7:80 ft. m. 9:88 ft. m. 1:40 p. m. South 13:06 ft. m. 6:80 ft. m. 9:30 ft. m. 9:50 p. m. 6:05 P. m. 8:48 p. To Klamath Falla 95 p m. From Klamath Falla 9 90 ft. tn. () To Aa!. land only. () To Orantft paat only. Noto Auto eonnactlnff flrat elaaa mall clooao at 85 ft. m. for dallvory at polota north of Simana and at 6:00 p. m for dallvary at Fnt aouth ot Dunamulf, Calif. Cloalnf tlroa rov Claaairiad Ada . m Too Latat to Claaaify 11-90 9 Cloalnff vima tut CUaMfltd Ada . tw Too Uto U CUaalij 1340 " 21 " 1 . .-.iitav r. , ..'V Meteorological Report By V. n. WEATHER Bl'BF.AO Forecasts Medford snd vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight. Clearing Saturday. Not much Changs ra temperature. Showers north and west portions to. night. Clearing Saturday. Otherwise partly cloudy. Warmer east portion tonight. Moderate south westerly winds offshore becoming northwester, ly Saturday. Local Data Temperature a year ago todayi Hlgheat SI: Lowest 4. Total monthly precipitation .00 Inches, Deficiency for tha month -06 Inches. Total precipitation since Sep tember I, 1041, 121 Inches. Excess for the season .63 inches. Relative humidity at 4:30 p. ra. yesterday 38: 4:30 a. m. today so. Tomorrow Sunrise 0:11 a. m.; Sun set 6:48 p. m. Extended Forecast For Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Nevada and northern California for ths period beginning 4:30 p. m. today to 4:30 p. m, Oct. 8: scattered light rains In Pacific northwest st begin ning of period followed by clear weather with showers extending Into Idaho Saturday, Generally fair over snd after week-end elsewhere In dis trict, Continued warm In plateau region but some cooling at beginning of week with rising trend In north west. Coastal temperatures generally near normal. Observations Taken at 4:30 a. m. 130 Meridian Time. u s e CITT 1 Bolt 68 34 .00 P.Cldy Boa ton , , 74 68 T. Rain Chicago 68 65 1.74 Rain Denver 48 36 .18 P.Cldy Eureka .. 50 49 .00 Clear Han - - 69 48 .00 F.Cldj Loa Angeles 83-68 .00 Claar Medford . 78 41 .00 Clear New York 78 64 .00 Cloudy Omaha 70 84 .03 Cloudy Phoenix - 90 6 .06 P.Cldy Portland . 62 54 .00 Cloudy Rano - 63 91 JO0 F Cldy Rotaburg - 68 44 -00 Clear Salt Lake 68 84 .00 F Cldy Ban Franclaco 80 60 .00 Claar Seattle 89 88 T. Rain Spokane 68 43 .00 Cloudy Waahlngton.D.C. 77 66 T. Rain Yaklm 68 45 .00 F.C!dy Cloalng time rot Claaalflad Adt f a. m oo Lftto to Cltaalfy 1340 P m. fVrVTRMFNT OF THIC OWNKRHIMP, MAVtt.KMKlST. riRrrl.ATin, FTC RKQI 'HKI, HV Till! AT or CON. OKKrtR OV AIOIBT t4, l H. AM MAHI H 1. 1H Of UfffHori. HiM Trlbon pabll.he Dully mwpt Katurdar at MtdfortV Or la for Oetbr 1 1MI atattj f Oragcjti County of Jackion a. Bmtof ma a Notary Paklla 1 and for tha Stat and enmity aforcaatd. Br anally appar4 Robt. Huh I, ht havtnff baati rluly awnra aflfordlai I law. daanaaa and wya that ha la tha Cdlinr M tha MadfortJ Mall Trlbuna and that tha folltwint la, to tho afi of bit knnwlwxla aftfl baltaf. a trua otatamant tf tha awnarahip. manaaamant taal If a dally pa par. tha elrculallon ate, of tha afaraaai'l aubilratlnn tnr tha 1at ahown lo tha aonvo raptlna. raqulrad br tha Act of Auiutl J. aa manriad by tha Act of Miirrb I, ItSS, arriorwliatf la aatlan I1T. Fnilal La we and Kaiulatlnna. prlatatt aa tha ravara af 1Mb form, to It! 1. That tha earrvaa and adlraaaaa C tha publiahar. atHtor. manailog adUor and buatnaaa tnanaaara ara: Pub'lahar MM ford printing Company Malf Ot rl. Oraf nil . B1IIAr, ftobt Ruhl. MadfArd, O-agon: Manacmt BJt lr, B C. Frtuaon, M-rtrnri, Oraionl M ana gar. Brnaat R. Ollatraa, MadCbrd Oragon. i That tha ewnar tat Ma1 ford Printing Co.. afadford. Ora.l Mabal W. Ruht. UadfaM. Ora.; RoaU W RohU Ma-IMM. Ora l lloafhara 0a rn Fub. 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'a eaoa wharo tha unfkhoid ar rr aartt hnldor apooara op-.n the pooka of tho onmpony aa truai or la any othar fHorlary roHitnn. tho nm of tho poaon or eorpratlo. for whom u-b trnarao la aMng la olvan: al that tha ootd two porarapha roataia atatamanta otnbrartna affiant'! full knewladgo and oaltaf aa to tho elr eomatanraa and rwd'ttona andar wh'olj atorkhAtdara and aorurMy hotdara who da nnt apaoar apn tho book of the sompany aa traataoa. hold atnrk aid aornrtttaa In aa poHty othar han that t a bona fid ownar: and thla arflant haa no riooa to baiiava that any ohor paraon aaaewiaMon, or torptratlAa haa any intaroot diract or ladirott 'a th atd tosk. bonda, ar other aotrfiia thaa aa an at a tad bv blot. I. That tha avarag aombar of eoa!oa of oorh loaoo of thia pubilratmn aild or diatrlbufod, throogh tho maita or otherwfao, to paid aiioarrtho'V durng tho twa'vo wtoo'ha ptovodlng lb 4at abowa abova le f lit. ROptT w nvnu digoarar of adtree. wor t and oaharrtlwd bator thla Ird day of Oetobor. 111. (Aaal Myrtla W Rlaktof. Okf iaiMialit aaira laft lift, itHlg,