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Newspaper Page TextPAGE NINE Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunties! t. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1943 Turn to the CLASSIFIED For Your Wants Read every ad on line Js You will probably rind exactly toe things )ou Date been kmk Ing oi an or trade rot eiiutrd eriiilce you may hat. Scanti uur atlic m slure ruura you may rind man; mines othera srr ihIIdi and a able to realize Immediate rah. If what ymt want ln' here ad rrrilM rur It. Trihnna Classl fled ada art Inexpensive ef fective! RATES Par word first Iniertlos (Minimum tie) Each additional Insertion. per word 10 (Minimum lot) Per line per month without copy change ,,, . 91 M CASH or money order mod accom pany all mall order classified da. LOST AND FOUND L08T Black billfold. Papera valu able to owner only. Return to Rod Wltham. am Eat 6th. Reward. WILL THE GENTLEMAN who kindly gave me a ride last Sunday please eend me the pacaage I left In hie car aa soon as possible. Berenice Reamea. Ea,7le Point Star Route. Medford, Oregon. POUND Black female terrier with brown markings. Owner Identify, pay for ad. Box 84. Spring Bt. POUND Size too x 30 truck tire and wheel on Sama Valley Road. Frank Btraus, Sama Valley. LOST Dark green purse, with War Stamp books. A and B Oaa Ration books. 660 cash. Addres listed 404 W. eta. Have moved to Route I, Rogue River. Please writ O. .8. Carpenter, Rout 1, Rogue River, Ore. Reward. LOST High sehool girl's brown leather billfold in Woolworths. Betty Hughes, Phona 6150. Reward LOST Bundle of clothing, between Camp White and Medford on Crater Lake Highway. Phoae 3141. POUND Separator bowl. Owner may have same by Identifying and pay ing for ad. Mall Tribune. REPOHT lost dogs, animal cruelty cae Humane ST-tety Phone 6161 WANTED MALE HELP PRUNERS WANTED Board e room available or transportation from Medford. Will contract. Warren Mapea. Rt. 1, Box 463, Swedenberf ' Orchard. WANTED Pensioner to care for place on Greensprlngs for rent, wood, water free, bus service If wanted. Mra. A. Paaton, Star Route, Ashland. WANTED Experienced man for cattle ranch. Must be able to ride. Tribune Box 4498. WANTED Boye for Mall Tribune Routes Apply Circulation Depart ment, Mall Tribune. WANTED Prunera Boarding house accommodations available. Apply Rogue River Orcnard. end No. Can- . tral Ave. Medford PALLERS AND BUCKERS end saw. mill men wanted at Trail. Call Medtord J7B8 WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Capable ' woman to care for eeml-lnvalld bslt days. No housework. Phone 3763. WANTED Permanent position open for dependable woman. Room, board and some wagea. Phone 6333. WANTED Woman for housework and cooking. Must be healthy. Oo home nlghta. Call at Matlack'a Store. J'vllle Hwy. tc Ross Lena. Phone 4569. WANTED Experienced woman cook on ranch. Tribune Box 4777. WANTED Girl for housework. Phone 4131. WANTED Maid at Hotel Medford Call Mra. Davis. Want housekeeper, am widower, no In. cumbrancea. Wages. 166 Oold H1U WANTED- Waitress The Shack WANTED-Experienced woman oook Top estf.a The Shack HELP MALE ind FEMALE LARGE ONE-ROOM furnished cabin, newly finished, lights and water free, In exchange for man and wife or both to do chorea on small farm mornings and evenings. Turn In at J. Orbin cooksey's mall box 3", miles on South Paclflo Hwy. WANTED Couple, msn for orchard work, woman to operate boarding house Equipment turnlehed Rogue River Orcnard Co . end North Cen tra! Avenue Medford WANTED SITUATION SOLDIER'S WIFE will do housework In exchange for room and board. Close in. Phone 8763 ask for Mra SchuJer. SITUATION WANTED Man. age 60. can do some cooking, bar and sand wich, work. Write C. T. Myers, Gen eral Delivery, Medford. DRIVEWAYS built or repaired. Phone 3687 SEPTIC IANKS cleaned Work guar anteed Local man Phone 6407 WANTEU T- actor work grading lev- e'ltH ml nl.iwitu Pn-.r-e mi7 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTEr 5co p-ople to attend the Church o! Cod revival services, be ginning Jan. I. , WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED factory built trailer nous. 138 Columbua. Phone 4481. WANTED Ben ear available for 1)00 or 6360. Must aav Immedlsuly. Phona 6331. YOUNQ COCPLB, permanent rest denta wish to rent email unfur nlabed bouaa. Call Holland Hotel. Room 306, before noon. WANTED TO RENT Small furnished house or apartment by oouplo. Call 6824. WANTED A used deep well water pump. 60-foot. Karl Harriott, Ap plegata, Ore. WANTED TO RENT email acreage and house out of Medford with option to buy. See or writ Warren O. Baas, Rout I, Bos 443, Central Point, Ore. WANTED House mover with equip ment. Small bouaa. Tel. 3466 after T p. m. WANTED TO RENT Mouse with lectrlo rang connection. In How ard district. Pasture for en cow. Local family. U. B. Sweet, Rt, 3, Box 1B1-D. WANTED AT ONCB 1 or 114 -ton flat bed truck. Phon 3839 evenings after 6. WANTED Trombone and violin Phone 4683. OFFICER'S Win wants furnished apartment or amall houae Imme diately. Phon 6806. WANTED To contact person or or ganization who will aell amall lot good used clothing. Oood com mission. Tribune box WANTED Small portable sewing ma chine. Must be reasonable. Phon 64S3. Cabin 10. WANTED TO BUY Small, modern ' house, clow In. 6100.00 down and 630.00 a week, oood relerencee. ill- Way Cafe. WANTED Transportation to Camp White mornings. Due s:so. i west 4tn street, pnone Oloo. BUST PHIt PAID For Voui Furniture (ADS riKMTLRK. Phon 4340. ARMT CAPTAIN and family want furnished bouse or apartment can move la at once Call Mra. Bernler 3304. WANTED Pasture for 1 horse Phone 6328. WANTED Women for bookkeeping and general ofllce work with local wholesale firm Permanent position with good opportunity tor advanc- mant Tribune box 133. WELL DRILLING- 31 60 per ft . first oo it., ete i at uoage, oie &ioi WILL PAV MOT CAHH . For Hood Used Furniture HOI RKIXIK I'LKMTI RE 33 North Front Phon 4033 WANTED USED FURNITURE; Don't eel) till you jet our bid. - i - Phone 3333 BARNE8BURO 6 ANDREWS SCRAP IRON SCRAP METALS WANTED Tour government needt thl vital material for defenaa Bell now highest prlcea paid. SCRAP AUTO TIRES AND TUBES Any Quantity MEDFORD BARGAIN BOOSB 37 N. Grape Phon 3744 Highest price paid for furniture. stoves, looie, or wnat nave your MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Orapa Phone 3744 FOR RENT BOARD, ROOM BOARD At ROOM Corner 3rd and Main jacaaonvuie FOR RENT Furnished Rooms SLEEPING ROOM Phon 3336. FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, single oeaa. Men only, sag at. a&ain. ROOMS In clean, newly remodeled CRATER HOTEL Center of town Central and Eighth Streete Comfortable Simmons beds sarlprs mattressra 8 bowers available Splc and span Rates 61 00 to 61 60. 8peclal rates by the week. COMFORTABLE ROOM, for man cloee in 60S Eaat Main ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 404 8 Orapc FOR RENT HOUSES 643.60. H. H. Parker, First and pine, rnoenix. FOR RENT Furniahed suburban home. Phone 3013 after 10 a. m. FOR RENT 3-room rumalhed houae Route 1. Box 108. South Peach. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Attractive apartment. . 706 So. Oakdale. Call from 3 to 6 p. m. FOR RENT Warm, ess heated, fur niahed kitchenette apartment. Bus service. Phone Ashlsnd 3371. FOR RENT Miscellaneous GARAGE FOR RENT for car or stor age. 11 Tripp. FOR RENT Canine. Utllitle fur. nlshed, 67 week. I block from Big T. Old Pacific Hwy. inquir cabin NO. 6. FOR LEASE 180-aer ranch, 100 acre under cultivation, all Irrigat ed or eub-lrrlgated. oood build tnes. modern house, electricity 6340 per year Immediate possession Tribune Box 4484. FOR RENT Large one-room furnish ed cabin newly finished. Lights and water free. In exchange for man ani wife or both to do chorea on amall farm mornings and eve nings- Turn In at J Orbln Cookaey mall box. 3ft mile on Sou lb rectus awr. FOR REN1 Miscellaneous OFPlca ROOMS for rant Be Ouay Nook Confecllouerj 403 Eaat Main Tel 4J FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALS 6 -gallon 5-year-old Ouernsey cow. freshen wllBIB week. 6-month -old calf. Brood sow. farrow soon. Red boar, 4 month old. 136 heavy laying nana. First house on left on fituky Lane, off 401 Road. FOR BALE Weaner pigs. Rt. 3 Box 161. BLACK At WHITE PINTO saddle horse. Oentle 6 years old. Plnley Place on Rose Lane. FOR SALE One three-weeks-old calf and one two-days-old calf. Two miles eaat of Eagle Point on Lax Creek Road. John Woodrich. FOR BALE 140O-pound work bora. pnone 4131 evenings. FOR BALE -10 weaner plga, beet of condition. 4 rmie evoutn ana west of Newbry Packing House, Phoenix. H. W. Russell, Route 4, Bos 376. Medford, W ANTED Oixjd milk cow to keep tor reed pnone eost. CASH for old horses Dial 6376 FOR SALE POULTRY WANTED Good blooded turkey tern of broad breasted variety. Also 10 foot hay rake. Elmer Hopkins, ttouie i, Aaniana. FOR SALE Young roosters. New Hampshire Red. Cornish Gam, and Buff Orpington. Also pullet. I. O. neevei, tioiq Hill. FOR SALE DOGS. PETS FOR SALE Bom young Soot tie. suitable for pet or watch dais. real cneap to good noma, might mar, rnone oj to. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Essex coupe, practically new Urea, priced to sell. Phon tear. FOR SALE 1828 Chevrolet. 316 W. Jackson. FOR BALB 1860 Studebaker sedan. 3 new tires, 1 new retread, 1 fair See at Texaco.- Bertie Station on Riverside Ave., near Riverain Mar ks t. FOR SALS 1840 Ford Delux con vertible. Oood heater, radio, and oattery. oooa tires, pnone 6683. L. s. Hamlin. FOR SALE Dodge sedan, extra good tire, good mechanically, new li cense, box sis central point. FOR SALE 1834 Chrysler coup, 1136. out ooutn ivy. FOR SALE 1839 Special Bulck eedan, excellent urea. Phone 3617, FOR SALE 1888 Dodge panel. 6300 eui bo. ruversiae. LOTS OF USED CARS from Model A's to 1841 models. 60 to choose from. Shultj Brother. FOR SALE Ten-wheel truck. A-l shape, good rubber. 6860. Phone eaia. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE Four tcru "n garden aWVV land, fruit, berries, shade. Part Irrigated, Medford city water, attractive email modern cottage, barn equipped for grade A milk. poultry house. Fenced and croaa rencea. raven roaa cioee in. own er leaving. Also (fAAA 70 acres fine valley land, epUUUV all cultivated and sub-Irrigated. Fronts paved road, close It). Lara barn, granary, well, fenced No houae. This 1 good alfalfa land Also 40 acres, beet of soil, free water right, highly Improved and atocked with 30 dairy cows. Income 6300 per monm. is you are looaing lor something really good. Investigate U11S. ELMER HERRIED 44 North Riverside. Dial 3367 or 4860. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION friPAA 6-room modem house, con dsa JuU Crete foundation.- 3 -car ga rage. Shop. East aid of town Blectrlo refrigerator, electiio range. white traabburner. 6600 cash, 630 per month, submit other term CArU, orrrfivna 7 North Bartlett St. Phon 4646. FOR SALS 10 acres t mil east of Medford on Delta Water road, amall houae, deep well. 61,000. Bom terms. Bt. a, bos os-a, arant Paas. FOR 8ALB SVs-acro ranch, part In aiiaua, an good eon, irrigated fenced and croaa fenced, large barn, 8 -room house. City water and elec- tne lignte. Tel. 380S.. 40 ACRES, 36 Irrigated, 30 In clover. good 4-room bouse, electricity, new oarn, cnicxen houae, garage, wood ahed, drilled well, all fenced and cross-fenced with woven wire. Price 63000. Terms. Can give Immediate possession, u. a. riexeu, is o Bartlett. FOR 8ALE One two-room cabin and lot. J. B. Dunkln. Inquir Mclntyr Btore, jacxaonviue. FOK SALE- New two-bed room homes near high school Phon 3711 or can st sos uatota FOR SALE 6-room nous with sleep ing porch, hardwood floora. lire place, peved street, cioee In and In good condition. Immediate posses sion, erown White, pnone zaao FOR SALS At s bargain 3 sere English wainuta waiter Frank, Stn and Mapie St., central Point. WHEN TOD THINK of real estate think of the Spencer Bagley aejency ios w saam FOR BALE 1443-aer stock, grain and alfalfa ranch, free water for Irrigation by pumping: 800 acres rencea, erees runs tnrougn ranca. also several sprints. Ten-room nouse. s name and other out build ings. Borne rich gold-bearing gravel 1 miles on creek eome timber out side rant. Situated 3-j mile soutn or Jacksonville. Any reason able offer will be considered will take eom trade. Writ Bell end Manklna, Jacksonville, Ore. OWNER LEAVIKQ. must nil 6-room houae Excellent location, recent ly rvciitidttlnnefl Insld new floot coverings new electric hot wetei tank Lot 60x160 Reaaonsoi terns 118 sUnc faoae 1768. FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR BALE Large cut Iron heating stove. Phone 3336. 1841 HOUSE TRAILER, fully equipped with Butane gas. Also iua cnryaier ear. Will consider property well located. T. J. Parson. Phoenix. ORAPE JUICE delivered. Pell Vine yard. Phone 6913. FOR SALS Sleetrto range. 31 North orange. FOR SALE 6 cu. ft. refrigerator 3 years old. 6160 cash. Inquire Oold Hill Hotel. Oold Hill. Ore. FOR SALE Pumps, trailer, doors, windows. 300 ft. quarter round, aet of drawers, chairs, bedsteads, mat tress, springs, car heater, electric heater, looking-glass, cot bed, .33 rifle, guns, etc. I. O. Neevei, Oold Hill. BARHARTS CHICKEN DINNER 336 South Riverside. Will be serving New Year' dinner from noon unui e o-ciocs. WALNUT DESK fof office Of bOTM, Phon 6838. FOR BALE Upright piano, dining table and alx chairs, buffet and chin cabinet. Mra. L. L. Crawford, Rt. 3, Box 61. Midway Road. FOR SALS Conlon mangle. Call 6674 FOR SALE Wicker baby buggy. 306 Haven. FOR SALE Baby a large steel crib with steel springs. Call at 1403 uciin. FOR SALE Household furniture and garden tools. Tel, 3908. FOR SALE E 1 e c t r I e refrigerator. pnone ssi7. COMPLETE STOCK plaster board. cedar en Indies, roll roofing, insulat ing board, low priced ahlplap. boards and 3x4's. Porter Lumber Compsny. FOR SALE New complete acetylene welding and cutting outfit. 618 80. Riverside. FOR SALE 300 chick capacity oil brooder, sis. 10 x 13 tsnt, sis. Phone 3003. FOR SALE Fir s!abs and fir sawdust for Immediate delivery Phone 4449, Fa be re, 84 Sc. Riverside, or Phone 381 central point. FOR BALE Clean International Van S new Urea, low mileage, 6860.00. . Loeier Lane, Box 833. FOR SALE 14 H. P. Chief tten com pressor unit with colls. Denny's Top rtotcn caie. FOR SALE Apples: Delicious, Jona thans and New towns, 35c and 66c per box. Also ripe Winter Nells pears. 36c per box. Joe Kantor. Pern Valley, 3 ml. net of Phoenix. FOR SALE Several well built used rabbit hutchea. Reasonable. Phone 6134 evenings. DELICIOUS APPLES 600 and up. 36c more delivered. L. H. Hughee, Fern Valley. EXTRA LARGE NEWTOWN APPLES 8160 pur lug Others 6136 to 6 60 Two or more delivered In city. Oor don Kershaw. Phone 6688 or 4003 DELICIOUS APPLES Cold atorage Delivered Medford to Ashland, 61.76 to 63 86. Pbone 6904. FULLER BRUSHES 1304 Reddy Pbone 4914. SEND US your order or com out to our nursery for home grown acclimated trees snd ah rube Largeat stock In southern Oregon- Complete landscape depart ment Right plant In It pro per place Tree pruning snd tree surgery Psrk Landscape Co.. Vt ml up West bank Evana Creek, Rogue River. Oregon. AGATES CUT and muunted to ordei st Santos Agate shop. 436 C Mala irom rtoxy. FOR SALE Now'a the time to treat cattle with BEKAKO to kill cattle grubs. Don't delay, apply Bersko now Monarch Seed At Feed Co. PERSONAL SARAH ANNA will turn the eup every day but Saturdaye and Sun days 414 60. Riverside. In rear- Palmistry Crystal Reading D Miller b 6448 480 Muuntsin Ave Ashland CARD reading 61 00 339 Jeanette MISCELLANEOUS OIVE TOUR Boa or Daughter th ad vantage of college, business, or vocational education. W will help finance it, OREOON FINANCE COMPANY 48 South Central, Medford, Oregon. Saddle repairing and mining: narnees repairing, collars, pads, holster wk Nobby Top Shop, Oranta Pass, Ore rHB EASY GIFT Send magazine subscription Low holiday rates Val Truax Hoted Medford. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Chiropodist rrestment of All Foot Troubles Dr A M Depuer Registered Chi ropodist (Foot specialist) 317 Fluhrer Blag Dial 8103 Chimney Sweep CHIMNEY Sweep Also furaaee snd oil stoves cleaned Call Oeo Eaton 88 H Front Ph me 4340 Cortetiere NU BONE foundation garment sales and aervice. Surgical and mater nity. Mra. Alice Coppln. 844 South Central. Phone 3985. Expert Window Cleeaet LET OIOROE DO IT I EXPERT Window Clesner Oenerai bouse elesnars flour waxing paint tng Qeo F Olrard Phone 3954 Drestmsklnf THE FASHION 8POF Dressmaking Fur Remodeling Buttons snd Bucklee covered Room 803 0. S National Bank Bldg Tel 3831. DRESSMAKINO - Alterations tsllor Ing Kstherlne Setterlee Bewlnt Machine Shop, 33 S Orsps. Phone 3368. DRESSMAKINO snd alteration Ea Krtenrsd Reasonable eh eras 54 M. Cestrsa. Paoae 313. IUSINESS DIRECTORY Hearing Aid) DEAFENED HEAR with the new Souutsne Vacu um Tube Hearing Aid Free borne demonstration Write Sam Mete (Consultant! P O Box 683. Med ford T roast et FURNITURB MOVINO el STOR AGE W bav van movlnl equip ment for local and loug diatance baullng. Dry and clean atorage leoncntt building! with special locxer rooms at 101 rates SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE Pbone 3766 EAD8 TRANSFER STORAGE CO Office 16 South Fir Phone 3838 Prices right service guaranteed CTTT TRANSFER a) 6TORAOE CO Household moving and general nauiiiig x o. orape. Phone tees Day or nlgbt. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 8 Fir Street Insured Camera. Local snd Long Distance Hauling Phone 3888 Pur Styling SOWERS Fur Shop. 3 mllee south of Oranta Pass Pacific Hwy Expert restyling, cleaning, glaalng and ayeing ah work guaranteed Pbone 01D-J3 Rooting WB REPAIR or apply any type ol roof Pa Deo Roofings Shingles. Coatings and Painu New stock , Wall Paper Ekerson Paint and Roof Co 38 8 Bartlett Tel 8843 Well Drilling" WELL DR1LLINO with modern equip ment Guff Bros Inquire Pick's . Hdwe.. or Phone 833-R Write 634 Jordan St. Oranta Pass Vacuum Repsirlng ELECTROLUX for rent Repair all vacuums Phone 6834 Jack Wilson ' 1030 East llth LEGAL NOTICES Notice Of Call For Bids Notice if hereby given that sealed bids will be received by School Clerk of School District No 87, Gold Hill, Oregon, up to 7:30 p. m. January 25, 1943, for the delivery of 90 cords of 4-foot heavy body old growth fir wood split reasonably fine and piled close without bulkheads, same to be delivered at the school house prior to July 30, 1943. Successful bidder must furn ish bond to insure fulfillment of contract. The board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Dated at Gold Hill, Oregon, December 29, 1942. LETSY MILLER Clerk of Board of Directors, for School District No. 87. NOTICE IN THE COUNTY COURT OF TUB STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES TATE OF R. S. PAGE (also known as RUSSEL S. PAGE) DECEASED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been duly appointed and has quali fied as the Administrator of the Estate of the above named de cedent isi Jackson County, Ore gon; all persons having any claim against said estate of the said decedent are hereby noti fied and reauired to file such claim, duly verified as by law required, with the undersigned Administrator at the office of F. J. Newman, Attorney for said Estate, Craterian Building, Med ford, Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publi cation of this notice. Dated and first published on this 18th day of December. 1942. C. A. MARSHALL, Administrator of the Estate of R. S. PAGE, Deceased. Shrine Head Sees American Victory San Francisco, Jan. 1 (U.fO The producers of America will win the war in spite of the coun try's politicians, Albert H. Fie bach, Cleveland, O., Imperial Potentate of the Shrine of North America, said today. Fiebach, a Cleveland attorney, rived here to attend tomor row's annual East-West football game sponsored by the Shrine. "The war," he said, "It being won by the producers of Amer icathe Fordi and Kaisers who are making the airplanes and ships and guns that will win this war." TO IDAHO BENCH Boise, Idaho, Jan. 1 (U.R) Ben S. Dunlap, prominent Cald well attorney, was today named by Gov. Chase A. Clark to the Idaho supreme court post left vacant by the death last Oct. 18 of William M. Morgan. Dunlap will serve the remaining two years of Morgan's term. BRINGING UP FATHER by George MeManus HO, THawtts, rU OCT znLrzz x?J. Church Interests and Notices Church Of Christ 1056 Court Street. A. Ellmore Johnson, minister. Sunday morning aervice at 10:30. Subject: "Singing Unto The Lord." Sunday evening services at 7:30. Subject: "Why We Believe The Bible." Wednesday evening service at 7:46. Topic for atudy will be The Oospel According to Luke. "Come worship with us. Pilgrim Holiness Church Corner B. Jackson and Bessie, near Roosevelt school. Rev. 0. Edwin Cox. pastor. A cordial invitation to all soldiers snd families. ' Bundsy school 3:48 . m. Worship. 11 a. m. Sermon by pastor. P. Y. P. S.,:45 p. m. 3 p. m. Jacksonville chapel aervice. 8. O. Tighe. Evening aervice, evangelistic, 7:30. Special songs for today's services Wednesday evening 7:45, prayer service. First Church Of Christ. Scientist Authorised Branch of The Mother Church, The first Church of Christ, Scientist, In Boston, Maaa. Services are held every Sunday at II o'clock. Subject January I, "God." 8:30, Sunday school. 6:00. Wednesday evening meeting which Include testlmonlea of Chris tian Science healings. The readlne; room, which Is located at 414 snd 416 Medford Center build ing. Is open dally frcm Ts.rn.te 6 p. m. The librarian Is In attend ance from 10 to 4. Pint Methodist Church Main and Laurel Streets. Louis C. Klrby. minister. Sunday aehool. 8:46 a. m.; B. J Neumann, auperlntendent. Worship. II a. m. Sermon by pas tor. "Th Cbsllene of the New Tear." Anthem by choir: "Send Out Thy Llaht." Solo by Robert C. Wright. Service. 7:30 p. rn. Pastor win speak on "Christ Calling Men To Service." At the doe of th aervice, the men In uniform will be enter tained by th church. Young reoplea socletle will meet Tuesday evening at 7:S0 In Sunshine parlor. Church of The Naxarene Holly at nrst St. Fred M. Weatherford, pastor, will be pulpit spokesman Sunday. His 10:46 s. m. topic, "A New Year De manding Vision." At 7:30 p. m. he will apeak on "Salvation's Oate." Music for the day, specials and other wise, I under direction of Mr. John Key; Mrs. Ethel Kornstad, organist. Sunday school, 8:48 s. m.- Mrs. Clara Caulklna, superintendent: as sisted by three supervisors. Classes suited to all. Yountr people's meeting. 8:30 p. m.; three divisions with cacanle leader- ship. Including th NYFS, KI-NY, and Juniors. Men In uniform and the public at large cordially invited. Zlon Knrllih Lutheran Church West Fourth at Oakdale. Karl W Broekhaus, pastor. 10 a. m., Sunday echool. 11 a. m., worship aervice. 7:80 p. m.. combined senior snd Intermediate Luther League worship service, "The Victory of Faith." to which th ga- eral public la Invited Social hour with refreshment will follow the aervice, MomtniT worship service will be conducted by the pastor, who will preach on the theme. "Whereunto We Are Called." Th church council will meet at the parennaee Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Friends, visitors and service men slwaya welcome st Zlon Lutheran church. - First Christian Cnnrch Reuben W. Coleman, minister. Ninth snd Oakdale Sta. Sunday services: 8:45, Sunday school with graded clasaea for all ages. A new quarter's lessons begin next Sunday. An excel lent time to enroll. 10:66, morning vrorahlp. Sermon. "We Are Expendable." Special music. 8:00, Service Men's Club. 6:30, Youth Choir rehearsal. 7:30, consecration aervice to greet tne new Year. Calendar of eventa: Saturday. 7:30, Service Men's Club ping-pong, checkers, music, fellow- shin frames and refreshments. Wednesday 2:00, Adult Missionary society meetina;. Thursday, 7:30, choir rehearsal. The Presbyterian Charch Harry Hansen, minister. Holly st Eighth Bt. Sabbath school, 0:43. All ciaei will meet In a general assembly with elaaeee later for all age. New atudy books will be uaed. Worahlp. 11a m. Mary Ann Oate will sing, "The Birth la The Lord's." Sermon, "The Wonderful Word." Junior object sermon, "Rags or Rlchea." Women's Association luneheon Tues day. 1 o'clock In church parlor. All women cordially Invited. P raver .fellowship meeting Wednee dsy, 7:30 p. m. Women's Missionary Society will hold two atudy - clasaea Friday In church parlor beginning at 1:80. A nursery class Is maintained for children during; the church hour. Ask the ushers. Saint Mark's (Episcopal) N. Oakdale and Fifth. Herald O. Oardner. DB., Rector. Servloea for second Sunday after Christmas. 8 a. m., holy communion. 0:46 . m.. efcurcx school; t, B Bchuler, auperlntendent. 11 6- nr., holy communion snd ser mon. Musle by Senior Choir. Nursery for small children. Friday, 11:30 a ra., holy commu nion. 13 noon, luncheon In pariah house for both men and women. 1:18 p. m.. business m-etlng of Wom en' Servte League. Election of of ficers. Saturday 4 to 10 p. ra. Open house for service men In perish hall. To all th service and a:tlvltles of this parish newcomers are given a cordial wtlootne. Pre Methodist Church Corner of 80. Ivy and W 10th Street M. P. Knlgge, Pastor 8:46, Sunday echool, Grace Andrews, superintendent. 11. Claaa meeting. 6 :46. Young people' meeting. 7:80, Sermon by pastor. 7:10, Wednesday, prayer meeting. Christian Church (Phoenix Or.) Charles Nahsa, pastor. Sunday school, 10 s. m. Worship, 11 s. m. Topic, "Victory for Chrtat and the Church." - Service, 7:30 p. m. Topic, "Chooee You This Day Whom You Will Bam." Wednesday evening, 7:80, prayer meeting. Everybody It cordially Invited. Central Aetna Cnnrch of Christ Kenneth w. Knox. Minister , Central snd Jackson Blbl echool. 9:46, with Supt. ft. A. Russell In charge of services. Morning worship eervlcea, 11 o'clock. Lord's Supper served each Lord' day. Sermon theme: "What Do You Think of the Church?" Chrlatlan Endeavor st 6:30. All young people Invited to attend. Evening vangellstlo acrvloa at 7:80. Sermon! "Wanted: A Better Church." tint Baptist Cbureh 8th and N. Central Bta. Wolford A. Dawee, pastor. Blbl school, 8:46. Classes for sll sgea. Morning worship. It. o'clock. Bar men. "Th Believer Responsibility." Special mualo by th choir. Com munion. Young People's group meet st 8:80 Bvenlng service 7:30. Sermon, "A Keeping Ood." Bong service. Special music. Fellowship hour following th eve ning service. Foursquare Oeepel Charch Corner Central snd Jackson. Rev. W. Shearburn, pastor. 6:46. Sunday school with elsssss for all. 11:00. morning worahlp. Commun ion win be served at th close of the measair. 6:30, Young People's Crusader serv ice. 7:30, avangellstlo servte. Inspira tional singing of th old-tun gospel sonva. 7:80 Wednesday. Blbl study on the "Book of Epheatana." 7t0. aong and prayer servte. Everyone is welcome and ws espe cially invite th service men. ' Fan Ootnel Cnnrch (Assembly of Ood) 11 rewtown Street. Rev. Harry O. Downey, pastor. Sunday services! Sunday aehool 0:48 a. m. Classes for all aves. Worahlp 11 s. ra. Messsge by pas tor. -My innuenee." Christ's Ambassador (young peo ple), 6:48 p. m. Evangelistic eervtoe. 7:48 p. Message of th evening, "Th Sinners Beacon." Wednesdsy 7:46 p. ra., prayer mett- int. Friday, 7:48 p. ra, devotional serf. preehvterlan Jackaonvllle-Phoenlx Pariah. Lawrence Mltchelmore, pastor. 10 s. m Bible sehool st Phoenix snd Jacksonville. II a. m.. Phoenix, mommf worahlp and aong. Sermon them, "Far Horl- sona." 7 p. m., Jackson villa. Christian En deavor, g p. ra, Jacksonville, avenlnff erv- Ice: special musle by choir, Raymond Cooke, director. Th pastor will speak on Far Horizons. Wedneeday, Phoenix, 7:80 p. m.. Bible study. Thursday, Jacksonville. 7 p. in. Bible study; g p. m., choir rehearsal Bt. Peter's Lutheran Church (Synodlea! Conference) (English) I. Main and Portland Ave. Harry H. Young, pastor. Sunday school, :45. All children are urged to resume regular attend ance. Divine worahlp Sunday, 11 a. ra. Theme: Following th Star. Sunday schotl teachers' meeting Tuesday, g p m. Illustrated Bible lectures for young snd old Wednesday, S p. rn. A social, given In honor of damp Whit eoldlers, their relatives and friends, will be held la th ehuroh basement Sunday evening, Jan. 8, st 740. Alt members of congregation, young snd old are cordially Invited Come help swell th crowd, make It enjoyable for th boy and enjoy yourself. Blllle Tarns will be host. Visitors are always welcome. NOTICE TO MAIL TRIBUNE SUBSCRIBERS ODue to existing labor conditions our problem of paper delivery Is increasingly difficult. We hope that yen will bear with us and. In ease Tour Mall Tribune falls to arrive, please 'phone our office between these hours! 8 TO 10 A.M. SUNDAYS 5:30 TO 6:20 P.M. WEEK DAYS Complaints eannet be received and papers sent to subscriber before or after these established hours. Friends Church la Medfurd MUo Clifton Roaa. pastor. IS Keen Way Drlv. 10 a. m, Sunday school. Missionary Sunday, with report of Friends ex tension work In the northwest and rn South America. All children st tending for the nrst time will receive free the new "Picture Stories From the Blbl." 11 a. m- meeting for worship. Ser mon by th paatori "Facing 1B43 With Ood." Wednesday, g p. m, prayer meeting snd Blbl study. Fire-Burned Ranges of Nevada Reseeded By Uta of Airplane Reno, Nev. U.B Thousands of acres of valuable Nevada rangeland, burned over by the disastrous fires of the summer, are being reseeded by airplane. An airplane, owned by the IT. S. government and assigned to the bureau of entomology, is be ing used to strew a special seed mixture over the burned-over areas, Clyde Bryant, an employee of the bureau of entomology, la es pecially trained for the danger ous task of reseeding a task which, it was pointed out, is probably more dangerous than the highly publicized Job of the airplane crop-dusters. Flying never more than IS feet above the ground. In his specially-built plane, Bryant uses one ton of seed per hour, cover ing the ground at the rate of two- to-three pounds an acre. The seeding will be continued through the early winter months, until an estimated 15,000 acres is reseeded. Bryant's plane Is eaulDned with a large honoer. located in the forward compartment, with a load capacity of 1,000 pounds. ine nottom of the hopper is a moving, endless belt, rotating beneath a slotted opening which drops the seed In measured quantities Into a wind-tunnel from Which It la snraverl nnl. formly over a ground space about SO feet wide. If prices of civilian goods are held to present control levels until January 1, 1944, consum ers will have saved an average of $170 for every man, woman, and child In the country. Travel Table ' AIRPLANES northbound tav Msns Close 8:06 a. m. 4:08 13:33 p n. 1J3J S:4S p. ra. 9:48 :6a p. ra. IM Southbound a. m. p. m. p. m. tesve Mails at H M s. ra. 1143 p 10:67 a ra. S:7 a. 8:17 p. m. 1:17 p. :7 p, at. 6:67 .. U 80 p. n. 3 60 p. 7:00 p 7 JO p. 1:4 p m. . t M p ra. To Klamath rails 1:00 p ra. 8:00 p ra. From Klamath rails 00 a ra. 4 30 p m. Additional Men Service Nortbbound Vehicle Leave Mall Oloa Star Route 8 S9 a at 08 a ra. Truek 1:10 p ra 1340 p. m. Southbound Truck - 6 4pm 4:40 p ra. tar Rout 6 60 p m 6:00 p. ra. I) To Oranta Pas only. () To Ashlsnd only. ) To Ounsmulr Only. TRAINS Northbound Leave Malt Close IM p. ra. M. p a. Southbound Leave Mall Close :10 a. m. 1.10 a ra. BUSES North South 1:40 a m. 1:46 p ra 1:36 p m. 6 00 a ra. 00 a m. 11:10 p m.