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L03T AND FOUND
LOST About Nov. 18, bill-fold con
taming a or 8 61 bill and 8 medals
with my name on each. Finder
will please return to me at 437
W. Holly or P. O box 161 or to the
Tribune office. Rev. W. B. Smith.
REPORT, lost dufn. animal cruelty
ca es Humane Society Phune 6161
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Woman for light house
work bv the month. 124 Lincoln.
WANTED SITUATIONS
married man Tnorougniy exper
ienced ranch hand wants job. Ca
pable of management, joo must oe
wrmsnent. Box 4782. care Tribune
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Furniture, tools, poultry
and junk, will pay cash. Box 643,
Medford. Private party.
WANTED TO BUY 400 or mora
Xrnfts trees. 3' to 6 feet, at once.
Phone 4978.
WANTED Buza saw mandrel. Phone
3839.
DRESSMAKING, Altering. 440 8a
RUerslde.
QUILTING Comfort tied, sewing
706 Dakota.
WILL BUY feeder ana fat lambs; also
feeder hogs 619 8. Riverside. E.
Telkarap.
WE ARE tn the market for good farm
and city loans. 5 and tepay on
easy terms No charge unless loan
is made We write all kinds of in
surance ELMER HERRIED
44 N Riverside
WELL DRILLING 61 50 per ft first
60 ft., etc J M PodtIfll9
HIGHEST tush paid for iron copper
brass, radiators, aluminum, bat
teries tubes rags, lead and sine
Medford Bargain House
WANTED
Wool, mohair, bides and pelts
Medford Bargain House. 37 North
Grape St Phune 3744
WILL PAY MOST CASH
For Good Used Furniture
MOI.HKOOK IIKMTI KB
18 North Front Phone 4038
BKST PKICI.S PAIU
For Your Furniture
Fr Ft HMTt RK Phnne 4U0.
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Completely furnished
house, two bedrooms, furnace heat,
excellent location. 636 W. 10th
Phone 3787.
FOR RENT To adults, new 4-room
house, i?as furnace, stove. No dogs.
Phone 3797.
FOR RENT 6 -room unfurnished
house, fireplace, hardwood floors:
close to high and grade schools.
Key. 401 King.
FOR RENT 8-roora. we 11 -furnished
house: all modern conveniences.
614 West Uth.
FOR RENT Nice model, fully furn
ished 6 -room house, fireplace, base
ment and garage. 3 acres pasture.
6 mile Kouth of Medford. Cole
man creek road. Rt 1, Box 440.
telephone 6077 or 6535.
FOR RENT 6-room house at 333 S
Rlvervlde; 1021 W. 11th. Keys at
128 Vancouver.
FURNISHED 5-room modern house.
E'.ectrlc utilities, oil hester. walk
tn? distance. H. L. Cook, 1104 W.
Main
FOR RENT Furnished 8 -room house
electric stove, fireplsce. Adults
Phone 6023. Darks Grocery.
NEWLY FURNISHFD duplex. Close
to town. 632 50 Phone 3398.
NICE 7-room unfurnished house for
rent. Fireplace, built-in buffet.
' close In. Phone 8608.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished 8-roora
modern house. 3 bedrooms, fur
nace heat, eietrlc ran. washing
machine. Frlgltfalre. garage, close
In. at 630 W. Fourth. Key at 44
No. Pra-o
FOR RENT Furnished house, adults
California on the Rogue. Trail.
Oreeon.
FURNISHED house and apts. Adults
604 W. 10th.
FOR P.ENT S-ro-m modern cottar
unfurnished. 826 00. Inquire 136
Cot: aw.
TRUCKS OR RF.NT-M"e toun.ll
Save half Pnim MooKeas 9a-
(OR RENT Furnished Rooms
FOR RENT Sleeping" room. 32 A So
RJ vers.de.
WELL FVRNISHET5 tivm :th auto- I
mine heat 714 w 10m
LXtflNO ROOMS 134 Tripp
ROOMS S-f Pent- 3 N O.S1le
ATTRACT, ICS &OUM3. 404 . Onf.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
THREE -ROOM furaiahed, apaxtment,
heated. 229 North Ivy.
MODERN, attractive furnished apart
ment. Adulu. 620 So. Oakdale.
MODERN (urnlihed apartment. Steam
heat 10 Quince.
FOR RENT Pur nlabed tingle apart,
ment, ateam heat, new gas refriger
ation and rings. Adulu. 830 No.
Holly.
8 MALL, well furnished apartment.
Inquire 817 Weat 10th.
FOR RENT Furnished, large apart
ment; Prlgldalre, beat and phone
furnished; private entrance. Rea
sonable. 618 8. Oakdale.
FURNISHED apartment, private bath,
beat, frlgldalre. 806 W. Main.
! FOR RENT Medium priced furnish,
ed apartment. Inquire SOS So. Oat
dale.
; FURNISHED apartment. 317 W. 2nd.
FURNISHDO Apt. (or rent. No dogs
I Findley Apts. 608 8. Holly St.
OB BAUER Apts. turn W unXura.
FOR RENT 8-room furnished apart
ment. Adulu 138 Mistletoe.
FOR RENT F and F apartments
9 rooms and beta gas beat, la
quire 317 West 6tb
FURNISHED APARTMENT. Frlgld
alre electric stove Holland Hotel
FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM
ROOMS for rent Board a desired
Pbotie 8268
BOARD A ROOM. 716 E- Main.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FORCED TO SELL 4 brood sows.
Just bred. 3 to farrow about Dec.
15. Jersey Duroc Boar, choice wean
er and feeder pigs; Guernsey cow.
L. w. Badger. 8 ml. north Central
Point.
FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow, gentle,
675. Must be cash. Call or phone
36-XX-3 after 6 pm. O. E. Smith
home. Central Point, Mrs. John
Obenchsin.
AUCTION 8ALB at our new location.
Phoenix. Ore. Every Sat., commenc
ing at 1:00 p.m. Have some good
consignments for this sale, includ
ing some Hereford cattle. Have
some good dairy heifers, also butch
er cattle, hogs, and sheep. We vac
cinate pigs Frldsy p. m. "Always
attend the Auction. So. Ore. Live
stock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dud
ley (Auctioneer). Phone 6336
FOR BALE Feeder nog. Phone 6367.
WANTED All kinds of livestock. Box
4794. Tribune.
CASH for old horues. Dial 6376
FOR SALS OR TRADE, Oood 8-year-old
horse J. A Manse. R F- D.
Medfnrd
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
PRE-HOLIDAY SPECIALS
We have in stock a fine selection
of used cars that we are going to
move at reduced prices. These cars
are all reconditioned and have
many miles of service in them.
36 Plymouth Coupe. This car
has new rubber. The motor
Is good. C
A good buy at ,. yJOt)
39 Ford Tudor Sed. Good
paint, good rubber, heater
and defroster.
See this buy at
36 Chev. Std. Cpe. This If
one of the Chevrolet Econ
omy cars
A lot of miles for
88 Hudson Tudor Bed. This
car has been thoroughly re
conditioned, new paint,
good rubber.
See this bargain
36 Chevrolet Master Cpe. You
will have to see this car to
appreciate Its condition
and the low price of
$635
$345
$295
$385
87 Ford Tudor Sedan. This
car has good paint, good
rubber, heater and seat
covers. See It and buy It at PJ7 J
29 Model A Pick-up. Hot much
for looks, but will run. A
good rig for the farm- 0i A
Not much money at.... . y4U
S3 Chevrolet Pick-up. This
has 600x16 tires and runs
good. Will save this price
In no time.
At a price to sell yltCJ
87 Ford Totirlna; Sedsn. This
car has the trunk, heater
and is in good condition,
throughout at only . , ,
38 Srude. President Bed. Here
is a car anyone would be
?roud own. Heater, radio,
w mileage.
This csr only M.
$445
$795
We have manT other makea and
model, to ebooae from at theae
bargain prices.
COOKSIT MOTOR CO.
fitudebiKer Cara and Trucfcs
133 So. Riverside Dial 3611
1940 stiidehaker Chamolon coupe.
630. Paul Andrews. 333 V. IT
FINE selection of rood used ears
priced to sell Shulu Bros.
1813 BtTICK SEDAN Century model
for sale or trade for lighter car
r. M rrt.' F-irrittur. Co
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
. ACRES. 4-room house, rareee.
chicken house. 4 miles from Oracu
Pass. 3450 cash.
Also
8-ACRE8 on Hlway 99, good lmprov
ments. 34350.
Alao
3-ACRES. wall Improved. 80 acres
free water. Appleeate dlt, MOOO.
H O. RILL. Rogue River. Ore.
SALE OR TRADE Modern ft-mom
house, basement, garage, eblcken
house. Canslder car. trailer house
or truck Ads Llndley. Rt. 1, Bos
370-A. Central 'Point.
FOR SALE 4-mom house with gas
euiDment. paved street. 81730 00.
sua cash, bsisnos 813 00 per
montb. Sea f Oould, 403 w. Jack,
son.
CITT mm eunirv properties etentala
Uins ln'ir-n-e C S Butlertleid
408 Mediord BiUidicf,
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR 8 ALB 14 acres, irrigated, pro
ductive soli; 7-roora house wit a
bath; barn, new garage, chicken
house: lamily orchard. Located on
Pacific Highway. Only 83500. Look
this over.
ALSO 7. room plastered house, fire
place. Dreaxiast nooa. lots of ouut
1ns: attic, cement foundation. 8
garages, well located on pavement:
rnta for 632.60 per month. Price
62500.
ALSO 4-room modern house In first
class condition: service porch, gar
age, large lot. 61650. Terms.
L. O. PICKELL
16 So. Bartlett
BUILDING A HOME Let us handle
all details on 33- year FHA loaus
quickly, efficiently Ooldy Agency
FOR A HOME In hills look Up KILL
at Rogue River. Ore.
820 ACRES, fenceo, free irrigated
House, barn. hay. stock. W Unite
Ranch. Lake Creek. Oregon.
WHEN YOU think of real estate
think of the Spencer Bagley
Ancy 103 w Mam
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
WAVirRS end lroners for Xmas. Fill
mothers stocking with beautiful
Speed Queen. More features. All
year to pay. Pick Hdwe.
FOR SALE Dry fir and hardwood.
Phone 4503. Hawley Fuel Co.
FOR SALE Man'a suit, size 40:
bsby's Taylor Tot play pen. 33
Tripp.
FOR 8 ALE Hot Point electrto range,
and oil circulating heater. Call
4486.
REFRIGERATOR for aale. Robert
Neal. Inquire Dark's Grocery, end
of Stewart Ave. and Thomas Rd.
FOR SALE High quality meat for
your locker at a savings. Phone
3966.
FOR SALE Used electric ranges
Priced very reasonable. CALIFOR
NIA OREGON POWER CO.
FOR SALE Used wood ranges, priced
very reasonable. California Oregon
Power Co.
FOR SALE Piano. Davenport and
Chair. Emmette Oott, 1117 E. Jack
son. NU BONB eoreete Sale, end repair
service 631 8 Riverside Dial 3339
FOR SALE Mlied vetch seed. Han
leylanaa Ranch. Roaa Lane.
MONARCH Ranges. Byrd used them
Easy price ranga. Pick Hdwe.
WOOD and Oil Circulator!. Beat buy.
In town. Pick Hdwe.
YOUR XMAS PHOTOS One 81IO In
oil by expert colorlst. alo eight
mall photo, tn handsome easel
folders, total once 83 93 until Dec.
1st. B. Hsyden Jones Studio. 007
West 2nd. Phone 33S4.
FOR BALE Cornice pears. Newtown
aoples. Nye Orchards. V mile north
Talent.
MYERS Jacuesl Pumps. Installed.
100 guaranteed. Ft k Hdwe.
FOR 8ALE Seasoned fir and hard
wood. 12'. 16". 24" and 4 ft. L.
HI get ins. 313 East E. Grants Pass
Phone 187
RADIOS Golden Tone General Elec
tric Select now. Pick Hardwsre.
FOR SALE Electric sevins; machine,
refrigerator. Maytag washing ma
chine. 8 piece bedroom suite. 814
So. Grape, or phone 4091.
ENGLISH WALNUTS 848 East 8th
FOR SALE Case machinery. Crown
feeds seeds and fertilizer. Flnley
Implement Co.
FOR BALE- Pears and apples. Joe
Kan tor a miles north Talent
NEWTOWN APPLES at the Perl Or
chards Dial 6484
FOR SALS Dry fir slabs. Phone
6180.
REAL BUYS in used clothing 1408
No Riverside, across from Beck's
Bakery
FIR 8 LABS Buy Now. City Fuel
Phone 4114
FOR BALE Low priced lumoer or
any Dulldlug materials Call us be
fore yon buy R O Stephenson Co.
Court and McAdrcws. Telephone
3000.
DRY FIR for aaia. Phone 310 after
SAO o'clock
MKIIMIKIt B4RIIAIN HOI HE
We Hava fthat You Want
Pipe and Fittings all alaea
Soil Pipe and Drainage Fittings
Plumbing Futures and Septlo Tanks
Teota and larpa iilns
Doora. Windows and Olaas
Split Pulleys. Belling. Cable and
Blocks
Barbed Wire. Stock Fencing, ete.
Roofing Paper. Building Paper
Pa l n u Ro-jf Stain
Army Goods. Shoes Boots
Quilts. Dnderwear and Socks
pumpa and alarhinory Tools lor the
House. Farm Loggers' and Kill
Suppllea
Kew and Dsed Furniture of All Rinds
Stoves and Circulator Heaters
We Can Save You Dollars
Ph 3744 37-33 N Orape Bt
MISCELLANEOUS
BEAUTY SPECIALS SHAMPOO-and
FINGER WAVE, 73c, PERMANENT
WAVES. S3 76 and up, complete
with shampoo, ringer wave and
haircut. Manicure. 33c. Oil Mani
cure. 80e. BOWMAN BEAUTY
SALON. 337 So. central. Tsl. 3188.
CALI 8333 for special dinner parties
0!-l fltare H-v.ie Pho-ril Ore
PERSONAL
PSYCHIC, Cards and Palm reading.
80:. 813 N. Bartlett.
CARD READING 31. 838 Jeannetta.
START IHE OKEGON1AN By mall
Otii 83c mtn wme ORinuNlAN
Carrier. Boa 81. Ashland. Ore
Pslmistry Crystal Reading D Miller
PH 144 41" Vn-jr'.'n 4". 4-t.nd
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Antiques
EARLY AMERICAN OLAAS at the
sign 8 mtlee sJUtn of Oraots Paas
or I mile oortb of Savage It pldJ
tttm on H ?hs 9S
Export Window Cleaner
LTI OEOROI DO IT I
PXPER1 Wittoow Cleaner ft.rierat
Dwi. cl.sfier fl,.ir w,i!ns o'nt-
leg. Geo. r. Ousrd. POooa a.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Assayer
A 38 A YE R W. O. Wright. 3318 Capi
tal Ave. City. So. of water reservoir.
QfVrt tl copper t. cinnabar $3.
Chimney Sweep
CHIMNEY Sweep Alao furnace, and
on stovee cleaned call oeo Baton
Sfi fc Prvnt Phone 4240
Chiropodist.
FOOT SUFFERERS
Opening modern Chiropody offices
corns, callouses, ingrown nans
removed, arches corrected
DK ARNOLD M DEPNER
Chiropodist. Foot Specialist
an Fluhrr Bide Phone 3103
Carpentering
CARPENTER WORK New or remod
eling, day or contract; free estimate
Prion? 2021 214 Cottage 6t
Dressmaking
HIS FASHION SHOP Dressmaking
Fur Remodeling Buttons and
Buckles covered Room 802 U 8
National Bank BIdg Tel 1931
OREaSMAKINO Alterations, tailor
ing Kathertne 6a iter lee. Blngei
Shop 2Q Orape
MONEY TO LOAN
NEED MONEY?
When an emergency arises and money
Is needed quickly you will find this
local firm ready to give your needs
prompt and friendly consideration
Repay the loan tn monthly nay
menu adjusted especially to suit
you.
OREGON FINANCE CO.
W. E Thomas. Mgr.
Lie No. 8-U M-317.
48 So Central Dial 4433
Boms owned and managed
Since 1938
WTS IOAN MONEY ON
YOUR CAR
Attractive Rates
COAST FINANCE
Harold H Brown Agency
License 311
138 East Main Phone 3448.
Nursing Homa
TRUAJC WURSINO HOME Equipped
to cart for all Ulneseea except Sur
gery and O. B Graduate Nuraea
Phone 101. Jacksonville. Oregon.
Roofing
WE REPAIR or apply any type ot
roof Pabco Rooflnga. Shlngtea
Coatings and Palnta New sUk-k
Wall Paper Ekeraon Paint anu
Roof Co . '3 So Bartlett Tel 3843
JOE SMITH YOUR ROOFER
All Root rruuolea taken cara of
All work guaranteed
Call 3768 or 2349
Sawing Machines
W H. KLATT
Singer Distributor
33 So. Orape Tel. (SS8
Medford. Oregon
Transfer
CITY TRANSFER STORAOB CO
Household moving and general
hauliog 19 B. Orape Phone 4684
Day or night.
FURNITURE MOVING AND STOR
AGE Wa hava van moving equip
ment for local and long distauce
hauling Dry and clean atorate
(concret building I with special
locker rooms at low rates
SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Phone 3738
EAD8 TRANSFER A STORAGE CO
Office 18 South Fir Phone 3838
Pricea right Service guaranteed
DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAOE
40 S Fir Street.
Insured Carriers
Local and Long Distance Hauling
Phone !HKB
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State
of Orepon for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Myrtle K. SUndefer, deceased.
The undersigned has been
appointed and qualified by the
County Court of the State of
Oregon for Jackson County as
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Administrator with the will an
nexed of the estate of Myrtle
K. StandefL-r, deceased. All per
sons having claims against said
estate are notified to present
them, duly verified, with proper
vouchers, to me at my office.
Conley Theatre Building. Med
ford, Oregon, within six months
from November 14, 1941, the
date of this notice.
RAVYLES MOORE
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE OF
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that
the undersigned. Orville H. Liv
engood, also known as O. H.
Livingood, executor of the Last
Will and Testament and Estate
of Mary E. Livengood. formerly
known as Mary E. Fuller, de
ceased, has filed his final account
as said executor in the County
Court of Jackson County, Ore
Son, and that said Court has
appointed Monday, the eighth
day of December, 1941 at 11
o'clock in the forenoon of said
day for the hearing of objec
tions to said final account and
the settlement tnereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, all per
sons Interested in the estate of
Mary E. Livengood, formerly
known as Mary E. Fuller, de
ceased, are hereby notified and
required to appear at the Coun
ty Court Room. In the Court
House, at Medford, Jackson
County, Oregon, at said time,
to then and there show cause,
if any there be why said ac
count should not be settled
allowed, and approved and said
estate forever and finally settled
and said executor discharged.
Dated this seventh day of
November. 1941.
Orville H. Livengood, also
known as O. H. Livingood.
executor of the Last Will
and Testa. -nent and Estate
of Mary E. Livengood. for
merly known as Mary E.
Fuller, deceased.
Herbert Swift, Attorney for
Estate.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Coui.ty Court of the State
of Oregon for the County
of Jackson.
In the Mdtter of the Estate of
Millard D. Olds, sometimes
known as M. D. Olds, de
ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I have been duly and regu
larly appointed Administrator of
the above entitled estate under
and by virtue of an order of
the Countv Court of jHCkson
County, Oregon, duly made,
rendered and entered UDun No
vember 19th, 1941, ur.d all credi
tors having claims against sa'd
deceased are hereby notified to
present the same duly varlfieri
to me at the office of my attor
ney, George M. Rolierts. Rooms
201-20S United States National
Bank Building, Medford. Ore
ston, within six months from the
date of this notice.
Dated at Medford, Oregon,
this 19th day of November,
1941.
EARL S. TUMY
Admlnlstratoi of the Es
tate of Mll'ard D Olds,
sometimes known as M.
D Olrie deceased
Lewis Super New
Local Dealer For
Emerson Radios
The new 1942 Emerson "Mir
acle Tone" home radios, feat
uring spread station magnl-vis-ion
tuning, unusual power and
new tuning control, are now on
display at. the Lewis Super Ser
vice Station, new local Emerson
dealer.
Emerson offers large var
iety of table models in hand
some wood cases and walnut
finish bakelite. Lewis Super is
also featuring Emerson phono
radio models offering perform
ance perfection in both radio
and phonograph, according to
manager C. O. Wheelock.
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Gold Hill
Gold Hill, Nov. 21. Spl
Mrs. Aurella Meunier received
word Sunday that her father
passed away on November 15
at his home in St. Paul, Alberta,
Canada.
Among local Rebekahs attending
lodge in Medford Monday evening for
a fraternal visit were Jewell Routh.
Elsls Cameron. Edna Qorham, Ruth
Lewis, Evelyn Thompaon, Bessie Far
guson, Madge Dorman, Mary Chts
holm. Edith Kenyon. Louise Robin
son. Willie McLean, Elinor Force.
Delia Kell. Mabel Hlttle, Nellie Winn,
Nona Centers and Irene Hendrlckson.
Miss Beth Paulson of Medford
spent laat week-end here with friends.
Mrs. Kate Lyman and Mr. and Mra.
Brneat Lyman and family went to
Cre:ent City Sunday to visit friends
and Mra. Kate Lyman remained there
to spend about two weeka' vacation.
Mra. Pern Chlsholm of Medford
spent Sunday hen with friends and
relatlvea.
Mike Van Route-' of Bly. Oregon,
spent last week-end with his family.
In title city.
Guests this week at tin Charles
Oray home are Mra. Aletha Shannon
ot Klamath Falls and Richard Oray
and son, Joe. of Prospect. Mr. Oray
and Mrs. Shannon are both attending
the teacher's Institute.
Vaughn Wbltmora Is spending sev
eral oaya In Portland, tranaacUng
business.
The BDb Cook homa has Just had
a repaint Job done on the roof and
a new room added to the house.
Mr. and Mra. R. a. Wlflle left Tuea
day to spend a couple of weeks with
relatlvea tn Portland.
Mrs. Valentine Davis of Ashland
la a guest this week of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cook and two
eons.
Harlow Panry baa returned from
North Bend and Is attending high
school here again. Ha Is a Junior.
Donald Mull'n. of Medford. Is
spending the week's vacation hare
with his grandpa rente, Mr. and Mrs.
Emn.ett Button.
Mr. and Mra. Bell, formerly of Med-
ford are building a homa on the
Erneat Lyman property and will move
there soon. Mra. Bell la a aaugnter
of Mrs. Ernest Lyman.
Miss Faye Ackley of Williams
Creek Is spending few days hers
with her cousin, Mrs. Noel Kellogg
and Mr. Kell it and son Jlmmla.
Trail
Trail, Nov. 21. (Spl) At the
Trail-Shady Cove Extension unit
meeting Mrs. Helen Coons, Mrs.
Eva Segessman and Mrs. Minnie
Blaess save a demonstration on
making first aid kit and cor
rect way to furnish medicine
case In the home. Next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Corn
Hall at Callfornla-on-the-Rogue.
Each lady is to bring a gift not
to exceed lac in value for a
Christmas exchange.
The unit plans to hold a rummage
aale tn Medford aome time In Janu
ary and anyone wishing to 001. trib
ute to the sale please leave dona
tions at the home of Mesdamaa
Helen Coon and Tv Segessman at
Shady Cots ot rrancia Aah or Jlmmla
Hutchinson at Trail.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rice and
daughters were overnight guests of
Mr. snd Mrs. winner Kagadaie. Tne
Hlees wars on their way to Cali
fornia. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dawson visited
Mr. -and Mrs. Burt Clark Wednesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon O rah am and
two children from Klamath Palls
were week-end gueata of her grand
parents, Mr. snd Mrs. S. W. Hutch
inson. Mra. Clarence Coon entertained
her bridge club at her mother's
home at Shady Cove Wedneaday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Turner an
hers for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
D. I. Millard. Mrs. Turner U a sis
ter of Mr. Millard.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cbamberttn left
for Vancouver, Wash., Tuesday to
apend Thankeglng with his mother.
Mr. and Mra. Prank Dolenshek snd
Intent daughter apent Thankaglvlni
at (ugena with Mra. Dolenahek's
mother.
Mr. snd Mrs. C. X. Blaeaa and son.
Bob. went to Union Creek Wednea
day as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bd
Becklehetmer over Thankaglvlna.
Mr. and Mra. Ernie Segeaeman en
tertained at dinner Thanksgiving for
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Durkey and
daughter, Mlsa Edna Shaver of Med
ford and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Biases of
Trail.
A. W. Link Invite 1 Mr. snd Mrs. D.
B. Millard, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Turn
er and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Segeaa-
mas to be his gueata at dinner at
the BrldTe Cafe Thanksgiving day.
H. f . Club of Cpper Rogue grange
met at the hall Tuesday and elected
the following oftloara for nest year:
Mra. Helen Aitell. chairman; Mrs
Oeorgle Orlevs, vloa chairman: Alma
Mallery, secretary, snd Mlsa meney,
treasurer. The ladtes plan a mins
trel ah w to be given at the ball Sat
urday evening, Dec. 18., the play to
bvln at 8:80. Doora will be open at
7:48. After the ehow there will be
a few hours ot social dancing. The
ladles will hava s both of fsncy work,
popcorn, candy snd coffee snd dough
nuts for aale. Meat meeting will be
December 18. Then will be a Chrtat
maa eg-hange also revelation of Pony.
annas and draw for new ones for
seat year
Mrs Segessman stilt has Bad Croat
sewina; to paaa out. Any one that
can help the Red Cross should do
so.
Mrs. Lester Weat and baby daueh
ter are at her mother's, Mrs. Millie
01aa for a few wests.
Prospect
Prospect, Nov. 21 (Spl)
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Artmirc
and son Frank left the first of
the week for Indiana, where
they will visit relatives until
after Christmas.
Mra. O. Z. Howard and dautxhtera,
Beatrice, Berate and Prancea of
Medford, are apendlng thla week
with Mr. Howard, at the Oeots Lum
ber Co. camp, where be Is employed.
Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Jantrer were their par
ent,. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vestal
of Reeaa Creek, Mr. snd Mrs. Oeorge
Jantxer, Kathleen and David Veatal.
Ted Jaataer and Miss Jean Praad
rlck. At the Earl Webber home, covers
were laid for Thanksgiving dinner
for Mr. and Mrs. Clllford Webber
of Chlloqutn, Mias Eunice Webber,
Mr. and Mra. Nolan Arnett and chil
dren, Nola Jean and David, of Klam
ath Falls: Mr, snd Mrs. Oeorge
Sherman and eon Ronald. Russell
Webber, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Webber.
Mra. Hubert Brittaon and eon
Ronald, are with Mr. Brittaon at the
Oeota camp for Thanksgiving week.
They live In Medford, where Ronald
attenda t-hool.
Jack Newton of Aahland waa a
guaat of Ruaaelt Webber from Sun
day until Wednesday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Praedrlck. Jr..
and sons, Ted snd Bud. and daughter
Mlsa Ann. motored to Eugene Thurs
day and apent Thanksgiving Day
with the former'a parenta, Mr. and
Mra. B. E. Praedrlck. Sr.
Walter Holoomb. employed at the
Oeota Lumbar Co.. bu been 111 for
the past ten days, aud went to Med
ford a couple of times for medical
attention.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wormelsdorf
and children, Wynona and BUUe,
a nt Thanksgiving with hla mother.
Mrs. Lewis Russell, of Medford.
Mrs. H. D. Sutcllffa drove to Os
wego Wedneaday, after their daugh
ter, Mies Dorothy, a first year atu
dent at Marylhurst college, who will
spend her Thanksgiving vacation
here,
Mr, snd ' Mra. Bob Lenderman
moved to Colorado this week from
the Oeota camp where he baa been
employed for several montha.
Thanksgiving dinner guests at the
Leslie Dunagan home were Mr. and
Mra. Vale Johnson and children.
Jimmy, Meivin, Delton, Mildred,
Ethel Mae, Carol and Clarence.
Mr. snd Mra. Walter Holcomb'a
dinner guests on Thursday were Mr.
and Mrs. Truman Buhn and eon.
Truman, Jr., and Mr. Elmer Colvlg.
Beagle, Nov 21. (Spl) Mrs.
R. Blschoff and Mrs. Ray Bowen
entertained Pleasant Hour club
recently at the Bischoff home
with IS members present. Mrs.
Hallle Bowen gave each one
present material to mold tur
key. Mrs. . Jane Sims canted
away the prize. Next meeting
will be at the home ot Mrs.
Thelma Martin with Mrs San
derson as hostess. An exchange
of Christmas presents will be
one feature of the meeting. Sev
eral projects were discussed at
the meeting with Mrs Bischoff
and work will be given the
members at next meeting by
Mrs. Haas, president of the art
committee. Delicious refresh
ments were served by the host
esses.
Charles Sanderson spent ths week
end of Nov. 9 In Taooma. Waah.,
where be went to attend the funeral
of his uncle, C. A. Trebee:h of Cen
tral point.
Ralph Ellis of Klamath Palls spent
the week-end of Nov. 9 with home
folks, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ellis.
Wedneaday evening vlaltors at the
Sanderson boms wars Mr. and Mra.
Milton Sanderson and children of
Shady Cova, Mr. snd Mrs. Lloyd San
derson and baby of Sams Valley snd
Mr. and Mra. l-wrenos Sanderson
and children of a s place.
Merrill Martin of Shasta. Calif,
vlil.ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Martin on the week-end of
Not. 8. On Sunday hs and his par
enta visited Mr. and Mrs. Lortng
Martin and baby at Table Rock.
Mrs. Newton, local teacher, took
the school children horns with her
November 18 to spend the night.
They enjoyed a welner and marsh
mallow ro.it and then went to the
Howard school to play, and Thurs
day morning they had a waffle
breakfast and back to school.
A party was given at the Adolph
Schuls home In honor of Joyce Ever
etts, who is leaving Sama Valley soon.
Ths high school pu ills were the
guests of ths evening. Oames were
played and refreshments were served
by Mrs. Ruby Nelson.
Mrs. Lundy has received word that
her son was married shortly after bit
visit here In October. They will make
their horns In California.
Mr. and Mra. La wren oe Sanderson
and family span 1 o. 18 In Medford
at ths home of Mra. Sanderson's par
ents, Mr. snd Mrs. Prank Arnold,
the oocaalon being Mr. Arnold's
birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Arnold
o: Chlloquln and Olen Arnold of
Lakevtew cams over to help Mr.
Arnold oelebrete.
Ms and Mrs. Walter Foots of Mer
rill. Oreiron. visited Mr. Poole's par-
enta. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
No 1 ember 3
Census buresu says that, ac
cording to Its records, there are
more dangers to baby's health
In the first year of life than
In the next 20 put together.
Beagle
LODGE
NOTICES
Medford Lodge No. 103,
A. P. A. M. Stated com
munication Friday Nov. 'Jl
at 81s p. m. Meeting at thla
hour will enable officers
tral Point, to meet Grand Master Hay.
jieu 1.. raorica, w. M.
Meteorological Report
By V. 8. WHTHKR BUKEAU
Forecasts
Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy
tonight and Saturday. Continued
cold.
Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight and
Saturday, but occasional light rain
In northwest portion Saturday. Not
so cold eaaterty portion. Oentls west
erly wlnda onshore.
Local Data
Temperature a year ago today!
Highest 47: lowest to.
Total monthly precipitation, 1 81
Inches.
Excess for the month 1.19 Inches.
Total precipitation since September
t, 1941, 8 17 Inches.
Excess for the season 189 Inches.
Relative humidity at 4:30 p. ra.
yesterday, 43; 4:30 a. m. today
98.
Tomorrow: Sunrise, 7:10 a. m.
Sunset. 4:43 p. m.
ObiervatHin Taken at 4:38 a.
MB Meridian Time.
II i U i.
crrr- SS 3 8 Si 5
? ! p ? 8 I
Boles ..
Bcston
Chicago
Denver
Eureka
Havre
Loa Angeles .
Medford
New York
Omaha
Phoenix
Portland
Reno
38 38 Clear
71 49 .04 P.Cdy.
40 30 T Cloudy
87 18 Clear
87 38 Clear
84 33 .01 Snow
84 4 Clear
81 83 Clear
78 48 T Clear
40 88 Clear
88 88 P.Cdy.
47 SO Clear
48 11 Clear
51 81 Cloudy
80 18 Clear
81 89 Clear
48 83 Cloudy
41 38 Cloudy
74 47 P.Cdy.
43 80 Cloudy
Roeeburg
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Waahlnfton,
Yakima
DC.
The Grange
Phoenix Grange
The following were elected to
office at the recent annual bal
loting by Phoenix Grange:
Master, Roy Bolz; ' overseer.
George Armstrong; lecturer.
Madaline Barrett; chaplain.
Mona Ferns; steward, Bill Pol.
ing; secretary, Mildred ward;
treasurer, Lillian Coleman; as
slstant steward and lady assist
ant steward, Mr, and Mrs. Arn
old; -gatekeeper, Andrew Stew
ens; Ceres, Mable Quackenbush;
Pomona, Frances Dudley; Flora,
Maggie G r m e r; mussician,
Vaughn Quackenbush.
The officers will be installed
the latter part of December
with O. C. Maust acting as in.
stalling officer. Committees will
be appointed at the regular
time and meeting. - .
Next regular meeting will be
November 29. As no serving
committee has been appointed
each lady is asked to bring
paper bag lunch for two.
Dramatics committee of the
Grange is planning a program
for November 28 for- which
small charge will be made, thai
proceeds to be used to Improve)
the stage. Assisting the commit
tee in planning the program art)
Madeline Barrett, Kathryn Den
zer, Dolly Stevens, and Zelpha
Armstrong. The program will
include music, skit, tap dancing,
readings, and moving pictures.
Travel Table
AIKI-LAMS
North ouuud
Malls Close
m. 4 14 a m.
ra. 111! 1 d,
m (Flag stop) No mail
ra (Fiae atop) No Mall
00 (Flag atop) 8.38 p as.
Southbound
Malls Close
ra. 10 oa a ra.
m (Flag stop) 4 41 s ok
ra. I Flag atupi No Mall
ra. 10.33 p. m
Leave
4 69 a
u as p
08 p
8 48 a
8 .33 p.
10 47 a
3 at p
7 13 p
iai p.
1 RAINS
Northbound
Leave Malls CI
H as a. ra. 10 as a
7 .00 p. m. a to p.
Southbound
Leave Malls
7 S3 a Bt. S 88 a
1.88 p. m. 4.63 B,
BLSES
North South
3 80 a m. 13 -03 a m.
IN 1 s 8 30 a tn.
9 33 a ra. 8 30am.
I 40 p ra. "I M p m.
3 48 p m 08 p. as.
To Ms mat a Falls
S 06 p at
From Ktamalk Falls
8 30 a at.
( To Ashland only.
() ro O ranis paas only.
Note Aute cHifieetint first elaaa
mall eloaea at 8 C8 a ra fee delivery
at points nortb wt Stiaene and as
00 p at or delivery At t
south st Durum iir, Calif.