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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN Want to Buy, Sell, or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! t MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1942. ceo nrt? ed this leu will prMlMhl, rind esaill the llilltc lu iee trrn MNtk Ins im e " ' anu-ed srlliles ! nis neve SrarrO OIW u ' rsmrn tiiu ma, rtl mam Ihines ether vie seeking anil be ehle In mil" immediate ra-h II what mu want -n here enierf.se fm II Tribune rise silled adi ax lnspenale ellcitltel RATES per word nri inwrtiun 1 (Minimum tAr) Barh tilltMonai innrrtlon. par - 1c Minimum 1 00 pa II p4i month without copy ehanc -. .. CASH ef money ordr, must arrora pany all mU ordrt classified ad a. LOVT AND FOUND LOST Gold locket In December. Liberal reward. Nedra Schulz, Same Valley, LOST Dalmatlon dog. Small dog. white, peppered with black. One white eye. Phone 3743, LOST Combination pen and pencil put out By Texaa uuu Company. Finder please return to O. L. Trelcnier, wmrai rum. TAKEN UP at Hlllcreat by aherlffa office, team of aorrel horse, owner may have aame by contacting sher iff's office ana pajingM- CAME to my place In the i Meadows 31 mile north of Medford. one white faced yearling heifer. Owner may have aame on proof of owner ehip and paying lor feed and ad. c. J. Logan. REPuR'l loet ooe animal cruelty eases Humai.e society phone 8151 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Married man to live and work on email dairy. Tribune. Box 1841. PRUNERS WANTED-Rogue River Orchards End of .P Central WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Housekeeper. Phone 819 RELIABLE woman for homework and care two amall children. Weekly wage, room and board. Bos 1306 Tribune WANTED SITU A HONS "totjnO married woman desires part time work. Tribune, Box 1694. WANTED Secretarial poiltton. All or part time. Tribune. Box 2075. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED to Rent or Lease Build ing aultable for restaurant or drlve-tn. Box 1681. Tribune. WANTED Good red gllta and boar. Call 8373. GENTLEMAN would like to help drive to Seattle. Phone 3377, Med ford. WILL PAT CASH for late model elec tric refrigerator In good condition. Phone 4310. WANTED srhrhest mice cald for furniture etovee, tools, or what have yout MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 17 N. Grape Phone 8744 WANTED A few more men to ake advantage of our weekly ratea Big warm lobby, clean comfortable bed, hot enowers. single rooma 88 00 and up. Crater Hotel. 80 S Central. PAIMT1NO and kalaomlnlng No )ob too btg or too amall Phone aotfa All wdrX guaranteed 8 R Carey SCRAP IRON SCRAP METALS WANTED Tour government needa thla vital material lot tcirii. Hlgheat prtca paid. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 17 N. Grape Phone 8744 WELL DRlUJNO 81 80 per ft fleet 80 ft ate J M Dodge om King WILL PAY H"T TAH For O...0 Used Furniture HOI HHIlllH rlHMTI HE It North Frutit Phone 4031 hdt PKirra rail) P,it Tout Furniture fn l HMII Hr I'ht.ne IflO FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Three-room Phoenix. 88 00. J. O. Vlall. FOR RENT or will aell. e-room mod ern house. 3 large lota. Reason onable. 1038 Court. 4-ROOM house, partly furnHhed, 830 montn. including water ana wooa. 718 Oak St. FOR RENT 8-ronm furnished house Basement, furnace, Inquire 408 west Second. FOR RENT-6mall house and acreage In elty limit. Phone 4S76 after 8 p. IB S-ROOM house partly furnished No water eharce. H hlock north Boose. vlt a?bool. Cull Mrs. S-evens. 3361, during office hours. FVRVTSHBD S-room eabln, 447. '.3. Tel R RENT Nicely furnished duplex Oil Beat, electric kitchen. Mavtag over-atuffed Adult. 810 North Riv erside. FURNISHED 4 -room house Two e-rre. cloae Is, U. L. Cook. 1104 W rOR RENT HOUSES MODERN 1-bedroom unfurnished bouaa. B. L. Cook. 11M W. Mam. rOH RENT 7-room plastered bouaa with bath, large lot, 837 SO pat month. L. O Pickcll. 1 So. Bsrt. lott. Phone 4380. FOR RENT- 6-room nouaa. Inquire Medford fuel. 1133 North Teotrel FOB RENT Puruiehed S-room bouaa electric atova. rireptace Adults Phone 6033. Dark Grocery TRUCKS roR RENT Move ruuraell Sara Rail Pruitt'a Mubilgas Sta tion Main and try Phone 4148 FOR RENT APARTMENTS WARM furniehed apartment, privet bath. frtildalre. 80S W. Mam. FOR RENT Apartment, newly dec orated. 834 Apple. DOWNSTAIRS apartment. 48. 415 Phone 338. rtJRNlSHED and 8-room apart menu. Adults. eo w. 10th. GeBAUZR APTS. rum. or unfura.. 3-8 rma . modern building, fine location. tb and Oakdale. Pb. 8447. FOR RENT Lower 6-room furnished flat. Inquire 804 K. Main. FOR RENT 3-room furntahed up atatra apartment. Inquire 319 Haven. FOR RENT 3-room furnlabed up atalra apartment. Inquire 318 Raven. FOR RENT F and F apartment 3 room and Bath gee Beat, in quire 311 Welt 8th ' FOR RENT Nicely furnlabed apart ment 403 Newtown. FURN18HED apartment. Frlgldalr electric stove Holland Hotel. FURN APT Steam heat, hot water Frlgldalre 803 S Holly St FOR RENT Furnished Room WARM ROOM 803 E. Jackson. FURNISHED ROOM Furnace beat. 1333 Wait Main. FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep ing room for gentleman 328 ooutn Riverside CLEAN rooma, new Slmmona inner- aprlng mattresaea; warm lobby, plenty hot water, circulating al, beat: elngle 43 00 weekly and up Crater Hotel. SO South Central Right down town. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 404 8 Grape FOR RENT BOARD ROOM BOARD 61 ROOM 718 E Main. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS CORNER formerly occu pied by Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bsnk available Jan. 16th. Inquire 317 West With. Phone 3633. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Feeder pigs and calvee. 140 spring street. FOR SALE 8 Brood sows and 30 feeder ahoets; also 50 good full wooled aged ewea. In fine condi tion. George Ward, Hotel Grand, Roaeburg. FOR SALE 8 feeder pigs. 3 cows. rresnen soon. Old pacixio Highway, Box 13b. FOR SALE Toung aaddle horse. E. p. Kura. Antelope creek, eagie Point. FOR SALE Registered Milking Bhorthorne. Bulle and cows. Record of Merit Stock. Klrtland Farm. Central Point. Oregon. FOR SALE Duroe wearier and feed er p'gs. C. J. McCay, Spring St.. west of grange bell. CASH fir old FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Pure bred Barred Rock cockerel. W. F. Martin on Crater Lake Highway, Eagle Point Star Route, Medford. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE One acre on pavement. Moaem four-room nouae, city wa ter. 93100. Phone 4644. FOR SALE 9-roora house, attractive uvtng and dining room, fireplace, three large bedrooms, hot water furnace, service porch, wash trays, floored attic, cement foundation. double garage, walnut and fruit treea, large lot. well located on east side. Price reduced to 93860. 14 ACRES. Irrigated, fine garden land. -room Rouse witn batn. city water, barn and garage, family orchard, located on Pacific hlvhwey. buai nesa possibilities. 83500. Also 30 acres good Irrigated land. 1 miles out on graveled road, 8136 per acre. ALSO stock raneh, 100 acres. 75 Ir rigated, free water, fair buildings, fenced, with woven wire, lots of outside range, would consider trad ing for small place cicse In. L. O. PICKELL 16 8. Bartlett FOR SALE Desirable east side lot. psvlng snd sld-tralk in. Reasonably priced. See Martin. Fire Depart ment. BUILDING A ROME' Let ns hsi.dle all details on 36- year FHA loane quickly efficiently Ooldy Agency FOR SALE OR RENT One acre or leas 3-room nous. Orsnt Walker Phoenix. STOCK RANCH 1.064 acres. 119 lrrtgsted snd in tsdlno clover. New 6-room modern house, electricity, new bam. fenced with woven and barbed wire. Well lo cated on good road. 125.000. Terms Also 4-ROOM plastered house with bsth Isrve living room with hardwood floor, service porch, cement founds tlon. s!I newly decorated, near blah school, 83 000. Including electric stove, electric water beater and besting stow. Also 10 ACRES irrtrs'ed. cme mfle out. Enort anil 91.350. down. . O Plckell. 16 S. Bartlett MOTOR COURT tn Ventura. Calif One of the het. We can ahow a stesylv income, with the beet class of rrads Price fully furnished 92000 Will eoneider high grade farm near Medford as down pay ment, value up to 910 000. or one-third Will buy your etnek and equi-ment. For Info-matlon write to Motor Court. 206 South Asacopa St, Ventura, Calif. rOR SALE REAL ESTATE C1TT and ouuotry pro pert lea Rental Loaua luanranee c Butterfleld 408 Uedford Building WHEN TOO tBInk of real estate thiBk of the Spenosr- Bagley Aeney 103 W Mala FOR SALE Medford Improved prop ertlee Ben Vlmont. Vale FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1841 Chevrolet 3-door sedan. radio, heater, aeat covers and other extra. Phlppa Cabins. No. 17. FOR BALE OR TRADE 1840 Chev rolet 4-door sedan In good con dition. Phcne Mil. LOTS OF FINE used care. 18 to 18 models. Shult Bros. FOR SALS 17 Chev. coupe, good condition. 835000. H ml. wast of Phosnlx. Mrs. Hal Wright, FOR SALE 1837 3 -door Chevrolet, Reasonable. Inquire 818 So. Oak dale or 130 Mistletoe. FOR SALE 1936 Chevrolet pickup. 10x10 walk-tn box and Ammonia oom pressor complete; also 30x30x36 galvanized scsldlng Unk and heat- . era See Fred at 334 McAndrews Road or phone 4338. FOR SALE Must sacrtfloe IS Del Plymouth Cpe., radio and heater. L. Kaiser. 337 N. Central. USED CARS Lot of them. 80 to choose from. Get yours now- sell ing 10 times faster than a year ago. Bhults Bros. FOR EXCHANGE TRADE Good car for good cow. Ben Vlmont. Agate. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS USED Atmoray for sale. Phone 4644 FOR SALE Boy's Bicycle, 810 SO. 33 jeanette St. ' FOR SALE Trailer house. Lyle Bark, Modoc orcnard. FOR SALE 7-ft, Hickory Ski and binders, like sew. 36 00. 30-ton wench or puller on wheels. 1-h.p. air cooled motor l-inch pump witn fittings. Geo. Mellon. Box 493. Jacksonville. FOR BALE Homemsde Dodge trac tor, or trade lor livestock, wx. l Box 8a. C. P. FOR SALE Fountain, back bar. Ice cream mschlne. etc. In place ready for confectionery and restaurant business. Inquire 117 W. Stn. Ph 8633. FOF SALE Drv 16-lncb laurel and black oak 63.75 per tier, delivered Phone 3810. FOR SALE Maple davenport and chair. Inquire Mrs. Thompson. East Lawn Court, Hawthorne Avenue, Just off East Main. FOR Shtt C grade applee 60c. Stem punctured cornice, 65c. Rater Fruit Co. Phone 3703. PAINT SALE At Webb a Carton's. 333 W. Ctb St. Not up. but down. Special this week White Oloes Ensmel, 63.48 oer gal BEFORE TOU BUT. see us for Low Priced Lumoet and Building Ma terials. Porter Lumber Co.. 304 8. Fir. Phone 3881. BETTER STOP at our yard and buy your lumber now while available and at present low mill prlcea. R. O. Stephenson Co. Phone 3000 Court and McAndrewa. U8ED CAFE and Bar Equipment for aale. Bare, back bars, counters, refrigeration, soda fountains, Lang electric cafe range, electric dish washer and over, booths, tables, stools, chairs. Write or eee Chas Sehuss. 833 Main or call 9038 Klamath rails, Oregon. FOR SALE Small metal turning lathe Call at 186 Portland Ave. evenings. FOR SALE One practically new Cle trac dleasl tractor. George Hilton Williams, Ore, Phone 6-F-3, Pro volt. FOR SALE Dry fir and hardwood Phone 4608 Hawley Fuel Co FOR BALE First mortgages on new homes in Medford. Will pay 6 per cent on short term loans. Dial 3711 or call at 805 Dakota Ave. FOR SALE--Mountaln fir sawdust for fuel FABERS FARMERS SUPPLT Phone 4449. FOR 8AI.B Pears and applea Jo Mentor 1 miles oortb raleut REAL BUYS In used clothing 1408 No Riverside across rrom ttecx s Bakary WOOD - Dry fir and laurel Associ ated Station. 700 Main Tel 8869 DRY FIR for sale Phone 6180 aft, 6 00 o'clock FIR SLABS Buy Mow City Fuel Phone 4li4 PERSONAL Pslmlstry Crystal Reading D Mine, Ph 8446 460 Mountein Ave Aehlaud MISCELLANEOUS VIOLIN At GUITAR shop In your neighboring town now where you can have the finest violin At gui tar work done By a man with life long experience. Pane and accee aoriee carried for all makes of stringed Instruments. Extra fine bow rehslrlng. The Woodcraft Bhoppe. 6th ek H Sta.. Orenta Peas. Ore. John Dopvera. proprietor, the old time CBechoslovaklan violin maker. CONVERT that waste space Into "enl Income now. Ask sbout our easy psvment plan. Porter Lumber Co. J04 8 Fir Phone im. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WANTED Reliable party Medford and surround ing towns to nsadle local busi ness. No selling or sxperlence nec essary to start. Spare or Full time Approximate eemlngs 445 weekly. 9328 cash required, full secured. Oive phone. For Interview writ Box 3090. Tribune. ARE TOU looking for a location? I will sacrifice my feed store and ga station. Ooln business, prof itable trade. Ill health forces vale of buslnea and property. All com plete, living quarters, msch'nery, truck, etc. Start to msxa mort-y the dsy yot tak- ret Address J. P. Henry, ril City, Oregon. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AT WHOLESALE Good going groc ery. Good location hare, for caaa. About 83000. You must hurry If you get this. Rent. 836 with extra room in rear. Also other bargains m city or farm property. See Walk er or Naffalger at Walkers Real Estate Of floe. 417 B. Main at the bridge. FOR SALE Oolng restaurant and 9- room house, suitaDis for roomers and boarders. Inquire 841 North Bartlett, FOR SALE OR TRADE Suburban Grocery, well eatabllahed trade; low overhead. Slckneae foroee sale. Write Box 3071, Tribune. FOR RENT Howard Orocery. quire evenings. In- FOUNTAnf and luncb equlnment. Inquire next to Post Office, Talent, Oregon. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Accountants INCOME TAX ACCOUNTANT INCOME Tax Returns made and a'v tarlred. Jackson County Bank Building. Victor C. Bether, Assay! ASS AVER w O Wright. 3318 Capi tal Ave Clv So of weter reservoir Gold 81. copper 81. cinnabar 63 Carpentering LESLIE RALSTON General Contract ing fine finishing work All kind. Carpentering For eatlmatea pleaae call at 701 N Riverside ol Tel 3H81 Chimney Sweep CHIMNEY Sweep Also furuaoea end ol stoves clesned Csll Oeo Katun 88 No Front Phune 4M0 NUhSERY STOCK CARLTON NURSERT The only nursery In Southern Oregon with a complete sloe of fruit, nut and ahade - treea and ornamental shrubs and planta on ban d irlng all the planting aesson Carlton Nursery, 63ud year 4 miles South of Medford on Pacific Highway Look for the Mlr-o-llte sign Phone 6334 Dressmaking rHB FASHION SHOP-Ureaamaklng Put Remodeling 8 u t t o u e and Burkiea covered Room 803 U S National Bank Bldg Is I sua I DKEoSMARINO - Alterations tailor ing Eathertne Satieties Slngei Shop I'l du Orape Floor Sanding and Refinlshing FOR emoother aandlng Jobs, a more (snug iiiuui. oau m. tteiswig 353 Jacksonville MONEY TO LOAN Wl IOAN MONET OH YOUR CAR Attractive Rate 0OAS1 F1NANCC Harold H Brown Agency License 811 133 Cast Mam Phone 844. Rooting WB REPAIR or apply any type of roof Pabcu Koolnge Shluglee Coatlnga and Painta New sux-a Wsll Paper Hereon alnt and Ruit 'Xt. '8 So Bartlett Tel S84S JOB SMITH TOUR ROOrBR AU Roof rrounlee taken care of All work guaranteed Call 8768 or 3349. 801 Haven. Transfer OITT TRANSFER At 6TORAOB CO Houaehold moving and general hauling s 8 Orape Phone 4864 Day or night FUHNITUKB MOVINO AND 8TOR AOB We have van moving equip ment for local end long distsnce bsultng Dry and eleen store xe (concrete building I with specie! locker rooms St low rates 8 AM SUN SltJRAflE WAREHOUS8 Phone 8166 EADS rKANSrtR At 8TORAOB CO Office 18 South Fir Phone MM Prices rlgnt Service gusrsnteed DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 Fir Street. v Insured CerrMrre local and long Olstsne Bsullng Pboue tf6 ACROi - St tfinfttni vole L Inquire 4. Hapin r pitdr 9 Iwamp tt Flow Lt. rtmrlni out widely 14. Anciu-Hitoa niunty Ik Pa.m leaf 11 fUctaiiBUUtr inacrt IT Bo ha vi ia. Una who acta M Pronoun IT Kind of rock St Makt t miaiftk 40. Burouaan mounulu It Not fat 41 Mak laeo 44 tf'imnuletnt 41 Roman datO 41 Vaa 4. Inllcatlnf Aritar thai tha corract tlmo out of aorta 10. Bnull to. Kind of chaaao (L Metric land it. That fallow mraauro a Articio 14. Surround !. Wearr II (Xlatono f. Ntrha IL PhlituDin nadva tt. Not oicltlnf U Cratjr U. Brly form af tha violt IT Rchno It. Sirlpn of typo metal for aipa rating liaaa 1 I2 lJ Y'A4 K lA 1 ft WV h 71 ft-7 fT3 swawa. etsssaai aasav I. e SS -aat. MSS. 4sM) -awaawa SSBTSM easis. f 32 34 TOT - T-i 7 2- rr--j, sr n 7A"p,n 'it Tj nr "y. ie ""5 jt it sr 5 T"3". f BUSINESS DIRECTORY Expert Window Cleener LCI OKoKtlg do ITI KXPEK1 Wiuoow Cleauer Oenerai bouae cleenera flout waalng peint Ing Oeo s oi.ard Phone s64 LEGAL NOTICES Warrant Notice School District No. 61 has available funds In the Medford Branch of the United States Na tional Bank to take up warrants No. 68 to 103, inclusive. Interest will cease after January 14, 1942. E. A. HILDRETH, Clerk Dist. No. 91. Annual Meeting oi Shareholders First Federal Savings and Loan Association ol Madlord The annual shareholders meet ing of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Medford will be held In its offices at 27 North Holly street, Wednesday, January 21st, 1942, at 2 p. m. Notice to Creditors In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Susan B. Darby, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by order of the above entitled Court. Administrator of the es tate of Susan B. Darby, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present same, verified In the manner provided by law, to the undersigned at the office of F. J. Newman, attorney for said estate, Craterian Building, Medford. Oregon, within six months from the first publication of this notice. Dated and first published Jan uary 14th, 1942. JOHN DARBY. Administrator of the Estate of Susan B. Darby, Deceased. Trail Trail, Jan. 14. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston from Sunset on The Rogue and Mr. and Mrs Bob Chamberlin left recently for a vLiit in California The Johnsons plan to stay sev eral weeks. The Chambcrllns will return in a few days. C. B. Blsess hs gone to North Bend, Ore., to run a steam shovel tor a few weeks. Mr. snd Mrs. Moore of Bhady Cove visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert Clark Fri day. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ash and daughter. Fay and Howard's mother. Mrs. Francis Ash, returned home Bun dsy from a tew daya visit with rela tives near Redding. Calif, Mrs. Msry Burk and son, Martin, have returned borne from the Bhel ton place which they looked after during the Bhelton's visit In CaU fornla. Gordon Watson, assisted by his father, Ralph Watson. Is building a oottage on hi lot be bought along Rogue River over a year ago. The oottage will be for rent whsn com pleted. Word received from Mrs. Lyal Tucker Is thst she Is now visiting her daughter, Mrs. Henry Frlck at Treka, Calif. Trail-Shady Cove Extension unit met Thursdsy at ths boms of Mrs. 8. W. Hutchlnsln. Fifteen ladles at tended to hear Miss Marian Farrell on -Cltlrenshlp." The ladles voted to devote most of their time to Bed Cross work and gsve up the rum mage esle they had planned also the game boards they .had planned to have made for the two schools. The ladles plan to meet Jan. 14 at Mrs. Minnie Blsess' home to do Red Cross sewing and will continue to meet there every other Wednesdsy until further notice. All that possibly can bring a sack lunch. Word received from Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Hall, who are spending a few weeks at Anaheim, Calif., Is that the weather Isn't so good there. Stet Is the nam of a Missouri town. olutlon Of Yoattrday'i Puu: 1. Davour 42 Uttar t. Kaminino namo 44 Salutatloa li Nuniisor 44 Rta.iia 17 ruhing davtro DOWN I. FrastarK-'e t. Lrawing-roeia 8. HHIlop 4 ijaisr Imprse sirns of a work 8. Csrft-ler In "Lncla Tvei'a Ca;ln" T:tf f. aeronebaa I Tell 9 R-ipsnt ia M-i-u-al er gsnlsatloa It. IwiMsing bsrrlar la a fence It Sell II. Trnnsparenl mineral It Actuallv rr Rents siaia IS. fisvst of s musiral In strument 19. ell rllreet te tha consumes la Vsrlsty SI. Bunlitn faeeea S3 A dweller on the earth 11 Feminine name SS Sanctions 41. Transmit IS Bel gtotis noems IT Fenisle sheep 4 lvis steadily 50 renen II. Biant-fierf eoenpeeitlea 51 Too 'I. Esr.io "4 r.'i' is s4 si. C-r.n as vlslea 89, Si tt I fIi lPflslclAlulEflFlr e. t ii i r Apr e ur i t kTn'o c re rPK0 t t s ' 1 ij EHD TTtlT OF LA T E DHlE MQ Tj A R AIR EPRiE Id aitIeOqIe ME DJiIa LOG erJuND AIT PsMe RI E loQTlT Y STlA SDN 0lDpFRlTiT ' u i ijftl a 1 1 flwi njrfi S;A Eln Q L j? AlRtwiEiR Air or air.1 jta nitri i Ta c I Inor i e I eNi5 hTTttie1s1t 3UDlfiE little Flower Shivers At Fire ssiiaaaawaaisaaaasTwa.waa.sMaaa J.isasiwwaavaaaaawieaeitjaa.jti W'-'.rts, eeJtJlb '-. ' v m V f- m r 6V m w. V sw l-e r i IMsf As". On the scene In New York a few fV-. 'iV. J sounded. Mayor Fiorello H. LsGuardia. the little flower shivers on the pier (left) as a fir battalion commander describes efforts to battle a blase that swept a An icy wind fanned the fire. Gold Hill. Jan. 14. (Sd1. I Mrs. Leona Sullivan and two1 ! daughters of Portland returned last week to their home 'here after a visit here with Mrs Sul livan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lenti. Mrs. Barry Bllsworth of Grant Pass was a recent guest of Mrs. Nellie Peed. Jimmy Martin, son of Mrs. and Wilbur Msrtln, ha gone to Idaho, where he expect to be employed. Mr. and Mrs. Aurelle Blair of Pit River, California were guests of Mr and Mrs. Joe Blair on Thuradey. Members of ths high school stu dent body were taking orders for their snnusl yesr book, ths past week. Donald Ferguson returned Thurs dsy from Ban Francisco, whsra be spent several days on business. Mrs. John Perry of Murphy visit ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Jordan, on Friday. She was accom panied borne by the Jordan who will apend about a week at aiurpny. Roy Ollgore and daughter Gloria returned here from Bonansa, Ore gon Jan. 8, where Gloria visited for severs! weeks. Psst Noble Grand elub met Jan uary at the borne of Mrs. Psul Thompson, with Mrs. Oeorge Half as hostess. Members are preparing an other fancy work chest and are unred to bsve all donations In before Feb urary 14. A contribution la being made by the elub, to the Red Cross ' and also several defsnss stamps are I beln! purchased. Next meeting will I be held at the home of Mrs. Willie I McLean. Jan. 33. Mrs. Paul Holderneaa attended the Association meeting of Olrl Scout leaders In Medford list Monday. Miss Winona Dungy, who hs been employed by the Oold Hill News. Is now employed at the U. 8. National Bank. In Medford. Mrs. Claa Bwlnd- ler of thla city will replace Miss Dun- gey, at the News office. Several young men from this com munity who are In some branch of the service, and who have received their community packages, have sent their thanks for them. Mrs. A. W. Evsns, Lenore Clement and Mrs. Florence Adams have re turned to thrlr home at Treka. after visiting relstlvee here. Claude M. Scott left last Sunday on a business trip to Ban Francisco. About 70 Grangers, Including their fsmllles and a few visitors, enjoyed fUivn suuuai nc- scire oiuun wi i Jen. 8 in the Orange hall. Jess Fish efflclsted as toeslm aster and tha program which followed the turkey dinner, wss In chsrtie of John Oray. Recent guests at the Bocy Tepovae home were Mr. and Wrs. Larry De Monte rre and daughter of San An sel mo. Csllfomla. Scout nd Cub were making waatepsper collection en Saturday. In all part of town and plans were made to msk theee collections every Saturdsy. John Chrlsholm. who Is tn charge of local registration for defense work ers, reports that more aircraft ob servers are needed. Mr. and Mrs. Stla Plamlne have returned from Pendleton, Oregon, where they were guests of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flock. The Flemings also visited relsttvec and mends m Waab tngton, before returning borne. Phoenix Phoenix, Jan. 14. (Spl The Thimble club met Tuesday Jaa uary 13, with an all-day meeting at Mrs. Earl Briscoe s. Mrs. George Drake will assist. ' The Phoenix Orange wll meet Tues day evening. Jenuary 18. at the grange hall. AU members an urged to attend. A card party will be held by the N'lghbors of Woodcraft - Thursdsy svenirat, January 16. prises will be given for bridge, pino-hle, and 800. Ray Browangg left Wedneeday. January T, for Seattle where he will be employed at the Boeing Airplane plant. The community extends their sym pothy to the Bert Stanellff family on the passing of Mr. Stancllffe's Mist, atari StauicUIf of sVinltnd, Gold Hill I 1 .At minutes after five alarms were New York Central railroad pier, California. She has been visiting svery winter for the psst number of fvmiu in rnovnix ana wui oe missea by her many friends. Cadet Jack Hill, former Phoenli high achool etudent snd eon of sir. hu sara. asarun Hui is now a lieu tenant elace hla recent graduation frcm Mathsr field near Sacramento, Mra. Martin Hill and daughter. Irma. left Wednesday to attend the grad uation servicec and returned Sat urday, January 10. Arrangements htv been made with mi, nuor ejason ox Asniano for a vocal concert Tuesday evening. Jan uary 37, to be hild at the Orange hall. Several string numbers will also be on the program with the acconp llahed singers. This program will be held before the regular Grange meet ing Beginning at s o'clock. The pub lic Is cordially Invited. All Of those who nlav mntll in. atrumenta In Phoenix are urged to join tne community orchestra being organised bv Mr statm. Af t r Ths first rehearsal was held at the i-reaoyienaa cnurch Sunday after noon. Donald Barnea, who has been teach ing at Chlloquln resigned to at tend the University of Oregon for the winter quarter where he will receive his Bachelor of Science darrea. Msry Jean Bamec and Irma Hill mo tored to Eugens with Mr. Barnes and continued to Portland returning Wednesdsy. Prayer meeting snd eholr practice will be held at the Presbyterian church Wednesdsy evening. Members of both organisations arc urged to attend. Toting people of Phoents attending the Southern Ooegon Normal achool sport tfsnoe Friday evening were Mar Jorle Heckert. Patricia Furry. War ren Hayse, Fred Wilcox, and David Williams. The Thursday elub met with an sll-day meeting at the home of Mra. Robsrt Furry'e. January S, with Mrs. Oeorge Drake assisting. There were 94 members present and four guests: Mrs. Lyls Schlund. Mrs. How. ard Thompson. Mrs. Bruce Wilson, snd Mrs. Arch Ordli, a former mem ber now residing In Gladstone, Ore gon. The Phoenix high school baaket ball team defeated the Oold Hill Be, .vers 86-13 Friday evening. The girls drill team perform -d and the band played several numbers under the direction of Mr. Harry Meyers. Mrs. Pet Montgomery held a bridge Party In honor of Mrs. Arch Urdu Tuesday evening. . Thoee attending were Mrs. Fred Hslmeren. Mrs. Andy rs. i.yie ocbiund. the hon oree, and hostess. High-score went to Returnlne? to PortUnji .,. mg the George Kings wsa Mrs. Cylls Kin and daughter, Menr Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Sullivan and daughter of North su - . , - Visited Mr. Sullivan's narenta h. J. J. Sulllvana enroute to Ban Fran cisco. Miss ftnasiniiB W.v j ... j . . j hi.u oi Mcainm hs been reeune rating from the flu at the home of her aunt, Mrs. John "n-ni tne past week. The Phoenix rtarrts. .ink . mm day at tha home of Mabel Queeren. wovn witn Bertha Oohieivh assisting Visitor at the F. Barrett home Bunds- veer Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tonne of (Mle Point. Motoring to North Bend ever the week-end were Msry Jean Barnes. Mrs. Cornelia Barnes, and Mrs. Km ma Wilson. Mrs. Wilson received boa- pltsl treatment while there. Mr. snd Mrs. Theodore Fish and son, Richard, of Tulle Lake visited at the hom of Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Fish Sunday afternoon. NURSERYMEN MEETING Salem, Jan. 14 W) A round table discussion on how world conditions affect nurserymen will feature the midwinter meet ing of the Oregon Association of Nurserymen, to be held January 20 In Portland. RETURN HOME London (U.R1 Population of the London underground shei'ers those who sleep there regul arly has fallen off steeply sine the height of the nasi bombings There are only 28.000 regularly sheltered in the lubes these daya The night following the last sa ver raid on May 10, ther were 70,000. y BALLOON IS CAUSE POWER CUT; SEATTLE Seattle, Jan. 14. (AP Seat tle's power failure which yester day tied up trackless trolleys, elevator service ind radio sta tions for from three minute to mors than an hour in soma places was caused by a loos army balloon which tangled with main power lines leading Into the city, an army statement re vealed. The army statement said e e several army captive balloon broke loose whlln being tested. Army officers sa'd the sudden gust of wind tor the balloons from their moorings. One of the balloons struck power line, Interrupting eervic and causing slight damage. All but one of them were recap tured and that one was last seen drifting toward the mountain to the east." Many persons had been alarmed when power failed about 11 a. m. and radio sta tion went oft the air. Shortly after restoration of power serv ice an air raid "iren was heard, adding to the alarm of cit'zen although It was merely being tested. CONTROL OF VICE Salem, Or., Jan. 14. (JPh state board ol health, comply ing with an army request that house of prostitution adjacent to military establishments be closed, met here this afternoon to discuss measure for control of veneral disease in prostitutes. Dr. Frederick D. Strieker, state health officer, explained that there are three phase to the vie problem, but that tha board of health 1 Interested only in the phase dealing with control of veneral disease. Dr. Strieker said the veneral disease problem would be more acute after closure of the houses, because diseased girls then would tak their place In soc iety and thus would more read ily spread the diseases. The health board will act to prevent such a spread, Dr. Strieker said. Climax, Jan. 14 (Spl.) Mis June Weybrlght Is spending her vacation visiting relative in California to San Luis Obispo. Oene and Doug Wlnnlngbsm wen to Medford Thursday and thalr moth er, who reside In Roeeeurg, return ed with them for a visit. Roberta Wert eg Prlnevlue spen Christmas vacation at her home here but contracted the flu and apent moet of the time In bed. Mr. and Mra. Cbae. Jantser of Cen tral Point visited at their farm her Thursday. Norm Jean Werta returned 9a her studies at SOCK, Ashland, on Bun day. Geo. McLaln of Eagle Point cam up Thursday to look after his mining Interests. Mrs. TeC Kinney and daughter, Jeannette, have recovered from the three-day measles. Mlllroy Charley was seen reently driving hi team and buggy, thus helplna to conserve mbber. News of the marriage of Everett Orlssom and Adeline Cassmsn ha been received and the community extend eongratulattona and bee wish. Travel Table AiitrLANta Northbound Malta Ctee . 1:8 a. a. m. M a. sa. n I Flag stepi Ho malt a. (Flag etopi 14 p. sa. Sou lb bound Leave I N a. IS 18 p. 4 08 p 6:38 p. bsave 10:47 a. 837 8:43 p. 11:83 B. Malls si t:47 a. (Flag stop) No mi a. (Flag stopi 4 43 p a. ro.M p. TRAIN Nonhoouwl Leave 10 p. suns ao JO p I South sound Leave 7J a. i tuns oca M a Be forth t so a as. 7:1 a. m. 88 . as. I 40 p as. South 19 OS 6:80 80 8 80 0 a m. a. m. a m. m. p. at. 6 4 p as. Te Rlamatk Pall fj o a m Froaa H la mat a pall S so s as. ) To Aahlsiid only. Note I Ante) connecting firs ales mall elcaes at 08 ai lot delivery st points ourtb ot Bugen an at 0 p as foe delivery at point soul f DunamutT. Calif Pa taa Trlbua ems ads. I , Qimax