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THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1957
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LEGAL NOTICE
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NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
FOR SALE--Oral auction b i d s
#111 be received by the Regional
Forester or his authorized re
presentative at the office of the
Forest Supervisor, Post Office
Building, Grants Pass, Oregon,
beginning at 2:00p.m. September
23, 1957, for ail merchantable
tim ber marked or designated Tor
cutting on an ar»-a embracing
about 506 acres located in a
BIWKINGS-HAMOR P I L O T
general sale area of 1765 acres,
more or less, within sections
17, 20, 21, 22, 27, 28, and 34,
T. 40S., R. 12 W., W .M ., un
surveyed, in the Wheeler Creek
drainage, Siskiyou National For
est, Oregon. The estimated
volumes are 23,100 M bd. ft of
Douglas-fir and redwood, and
200 Mbd. ft. of western hemock
andoth- r species. The minimum
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ptable bid per M board feet
is as follows: Douglas-fir a ni
redwood $18.35, westernhemloci
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FOR YOUR CLOTHING
NEED-- BE SURE TO SHOP
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MARY LEE HEIN....................
Is modeling one of the numbers from our new line of
CURTSEY COATS... .these are truly outstanding in that
they "grow With the c h ild ".. . . hems will let down a f u ll
three inches. And the millium lining is guaranteed f o r
the life of the garm ent' RED GOOSE shoes, of course.
Mary's lunch bag is only 98< this week.
M A R TY P A L M E R ..........................
Is all togged out in WRANGLER jeans, Our RED GOOSE
shoes, and WEATHER JACK wate r-repellant jacket a t
$5.95, together with matching cap. The lunch kit, with
vacuum bottle Is only $2.29. Marty's clothes will take a
lot of that rough-and-ready w e a r... and come up smiling
for more.
Shop our "SCHOOL VALUES" circular for other out
standing back to school v a lu e s.. .special prices on all
your school needs, and a wide variety of merchandise,
at prices you can afford to pay..........
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and other species, $3.00. This
includes the following stumpage
rates, per M board feet: Douglas-
fir and redwood $17.30, western
hemlock and other species $1.95
plus $0.70 for sale area better
ment and $0.35 for slash dispos
al for ail species. In addition
there is within the sale area
an anestimated volume of tan
oak logs which may be removed
at $1.00 per M board feet only
upon agreement in writing be
tween the purchaser and the
Forest Service. As a qualifi
cation for oral bidding, all bid
ders must submit a sealed bid
accompanied by the required
payment to the Forest Supervisor
prior to 2:00p. m . September 23,
1957. Sealed bids *ill be posted
at the beginning of the auction
for the information of all bidders.
A money order, bank draft,
cashier's or certified check in
the sum of $21,000.00 must
accompany each bid, to be applied
ed on the purchase price, re
funded, or retained in part as
liquidated damages, according
to the conditions of sale. If re
quested by the purchaser. Con
tract term s will permit felling
of timber In advance of payment
up to the value of the perform
ance bond. If an oral bid is de
clared to be high at the closing
of the auction, the bidder must
immediately confirm the oral
bid by submitting it In writing
on a Forest Service bid form.
Forest Service bid forms for
use in submitting sealed bids
and full information concerning
the tim ber, the conditions of
sale and submission of b id s
should be obtained from the Dis
trict Ranger, Brookings, O re
gon, the Forest Supervisor,
Grants Pass, Oregon, or the Re
gional Forester, Portland, Ore
gon, before bids are submitted.
RETURNS
Ronald Akt’rs, son of Mrs.
Minna Akers arrived h o m e
Monday, after attending a plane
engineering and testing and sta t
istic a l school at U .C .L .A . with
the Civil Service.
Ronald will leave (or Illinois
and the U.S. Air Force, w-here
he will take a three year tour
as a 2nd Lt. He received h is
commission several months a-
go.
HOAGLANDS RETURN
Mrs. Jesse Hoagland and her
three daughters returned home
last Wednesday, August 21st,
after being gone for seven and
one half weeks.
They flew to Somers, Conn,
and spent their vacation with
Mrs. Hoagland's parents. Jesse
drove to San Francisco to meet
them, and they all spent four
days there visiting the Homer
and Howard Haggertys before
driving home.
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