s»
Many Defense Saving»
Bond» Being Sold
Sales of Defense Suvings Bonds
reached 81,504,411,000 us of Sep
tember 30, the Treasury Depart
ment announced Friday, October 3.
This is ut the rule of 8300,000,000 u
month since the Defense Savings
Program was launched on May 1
lust. September sules were 8232,327,-
tXX).
Sale of Series B Bonds • the pro*
pie's bonds - for the period were
8571,216,000, more than a third of
the totul for till three series. The
figures by months fo r Series E
Bonds only: May. 8100.581,000; June
8102,517,000; July 8145,274,000; Aug
ust. 8117,603,000; September ,»105,-
241,000.
Total sules of Series F anil G
Bonds for the period were 8933,193,■
0(H). By months: Muy, 8249,237,000;
SWEATERS
•N’ SKIRTS
$1.98, $2.95, $3.95
Longer cardigans, V - neck
sweaters — new wool skirts—
“ musts” fo r Full! Soft woolly
sweaters; gored, pleat skirts
in plaids, herringbones, tweed.
H urry I
BLOUSES FOR
EVERY SKIRT
$1.95, $2.95, $3.95
See the whole collection! New
deep throated middy blouses,
shirtwaists, dressy blouses
w ith lucked bodices, high, low
neck-lines! Rayon crepes, sat
ins, jersey. All colors. 32-46.
Golden
Rule
GRANTS PASS
June, 8212.010,000; July,
UOO; August, 8148,003,01X1; Septem
ber 8127,080,000.
Totul cash deposits at the Treas
ury for all three senes of bonds by
months: May, 8349,818,01X1; June,
8314,527,1X10; July, 8342,132.000 und
August 8265,606,000.
All figures shown are rounded to
the nearest thousands.
Decrease in For »at Fire«
Seta All Time Record
Salem — Only 7,700 acres of fo r
est land were burned over during
the season of 1941 on the 12 m illion
acres of forest laud coming under
the jurisdiction of the state forest
ry department, according to a
statement by Lynn F. Croiieunller,
ussistuiit state forester. Tula repre
Ford Car» For ’42 Stress
sents
an all time record, be added,
Safety in Lower Body Style»
and is just hall the previous low ot
1937.
The Ford car f o r ' 1942, powered 1
"Another striking feature of the
w ith either uii advanced six-cylin season," stated .Mr. Croiiemiller,
der engine or the famous V-8, went ‘
"was the record breaking number
on display recently in dealers' of lightning fires wihich totaled 535
salesrooms throughout the country. J
for the season. Nearly five hundred
Featuring new exterior lines and
ot these occurred during the thun
new Styling w ithin, the 1942 Ford , der storm of July 14 and 15. This is
cur was disclosed to be lower, saf- | far in excess of any previous year.
ei und easier riding than any of its On the other hand the man caused
more than 29.c00.000 predecessors. fires were the lowest of record with
Either of the optional Ford en
only 353.
gines delivers 90 horsepower. Their
"Favorable weather was a large
performance is even higher than factor in this record hut it is also
hclore, and operating economy has certain that the aggressive Keep
been improved through a long ser Oregon Green campaign had its in
ies of engineering refinements.
fluence. It is noteworthy that in go
Although production of 1942 Ford ing around the state that we find
curs w ill he sharply curtailed as the people in all walks o f life thinking
immense program of defuse work and talking about this matter of
being carried out by the company not starting fires. It is planned to
gets into full sw ing, Ford engineers continue this work of publi? in
declare the new cars are unques formation during the season of
tionably the finest in the 38 years 1942.”
of the company's history. While
I Mime new materials have replaced
I old ones because of defense require Apples Aid in Ripening
ments, the change bus meant added Mature Green Tornato«»
manufacturing cost rather than any
let down in service or appearance
The use of ethylene gas in ripen
of the parts affected.
ing tomatoes which do not color
Three lines of Fold cars are of readily lute in the season has been
fered — the Super Del.uxe, the De practiced on a commercial scale for
l.uxe unit the economy Special. The some time. The gas may also be us
first two arc equipped ut the fac ed on a home basis w ith apples as
tory w ith either the six or eight a source of the ethylene, points out
<•> lim ler engine. The Special is o f A. G. B. Bouquet, head o f the veg
fered w itli the six-cylinder power etable crops work at Oregon State
; plant only.
college.
In appearance the new cars are
Either ripe apples or pears give
larger and more massive. A com off ethylene gas in small but con
pletely new frontal design has a tinuous quantities. In ' an experi
low, wide grille of bright metal as ment conducted by Bouquet, boxes
its dominant feature. Headlamps
of mature green tomatoes were put
and auxiliary lamps are recessed in in a room at a temperature of 68
the front of the wider fenders, and to 72 degrees. Some of the boxes
Hie fenders themselves flow smooth contained a few ripe apples, jyhile
ly into the body lines to accentuate others had tomatoes alone. Those
the general streamlined effect of w ith apples were sealed shut to
; the ear’s styling.
confine the gas.
Bodies flare out at the bottom
At the end of 10 days, 98 per cent
It concealing the running hoards com-
of the tomatoes in the boxes with
I pletely. The Super Del.uxe models
apples were colored a n d ripe,
I have bright exterior moldings a-
while the remainder were yellow
I round all windows as an additional to half red. In the unsealed boxes
I style touch.
containing tomatoes alone, a third
were still completely green, while
less than half were colored and
ripe.
Al»o: the northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of Section 3,
said Township and Runge, except
ing therefrom all that portion of
the follow ing described tract, to-
w it: Beginning at the northeast
corner of said 40-acre tract, and
running thence due east 3.75
chains; thence south 30 degrees
east 3.57 chains; thence south 30
degrees west 4JX) chains; thence
north 13 degrees west 5.54 chains
to the place of beginning, contain
ing 1.86 acres which lies north of
the follow ing described tract:
Beginning at a point, a hole in an
iron pin at the southeast corner
of a shop on the land of W illiam
Cameron on the west line of the
County Hoad along the Applegate
River, and described in a deed
from Zachary Cameron to W illiam
Cameron as east 3.75 chains;
thence south 30 degrees east 3.57
chains from the northwest corn
er of the northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of Section 3;
running thence on a line at an in
te rio r angle of 90 degrees 51 ’ to
the west from the west line of the
County Road 403.2 feet to an iron
pin from" which a nail in the base
of a 12 in. yellow pine tree bears
south 21 degrees east 18.4 feet,
and nail in the base of a 14 inch
black oak hears north 46 degrees
west 88.8 feet; thence at an inter
ior angle of 57 degrees 50' to the
north 335.6 feet to an iron pin
set as the quarter-quarter corner
west of the center of Section 3;
thence at an interior angle to the
east 89 degrees 52' 272.5 feet to
the west line of the County road;
thence along said west line of
county road at an interior angle
of 120 degrees 29' to the south
140.3 feet to the place of begin
ning.
Also beginning at a point 32.4
feet north of the center of Sec
tion 3 as set by H. D. Powell, sur
veyor; thence south 32.4 feet to
the center of the section; thence
west along the center line of said
section to the west line of the
County Road; thence northerly a-
long the west line of the County
Road 71.0 feet; thence to the place
of beginning containing 2.3 acres
of land.
Also: l-l|4|12ths of a certain wat
er ditch and water right taken
out of the L ittle Applegate Creek
and passing through the Cameron,
Buckley and Chappel farms and
known as The Farmers Ditch of
the Chappel and Buckley Ditch,
as the said premises arc describ
ed in that certain deed shown of
record in Vol. 25 at page 200 of
Deed Records of Jackson County,
Oregon.
and tiiat all adverse claims of said
defendants, or any of them, therein
or thereto, may be determined by a
decree ot this court, and that by
said decree it be declared and ad
judged that p la in tiff is the owner
of said premises, and that the de
fendants, or any of them, have no
estate or interest whatever in or to
said land and premises, and also
that said defendants, and each and
every one of them, be forever de
barred from asserting any claim
whatever in or to said land and
premises adverse to the plaintiff,
and fo r such other and further re
lie f as to equity shall seem meet.
The date of the order for service
by publication of this summons is
September 30, 1941.
NEFF AND FROHNMAYER,
Attorneys fo r p la in tiff
200-4 Cooley Theatre Building
Medford, Oregon
09-30
GIVE YOU EFFICIENCY
COMBINED WITH LASTING
BEAUTY
GOLD HILL LODGE NO. 12«
Meets Every Tuesday Night
YOU ARE WELCOME
H. D. Force, Noble Grand
H arry Newnham, Vice Grand
Paul Thompson, Secretary
A rt Gorham — Treasurer.
AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE 97
Meets the firs t and th ird Wednes
days of each month at the I O. O. F
Hall, Gold H ill. Oregon
Jewel Routh, Noble Grand
Elsie Cameron, Vice Grand
Belle Smith — Rec. Sec'y.
Hazel Holderness — Fin. Sec'y.
Delia Kell — Treasurer
GOLD HILL GRANGE NO. 534
Meets first and third Thursdays
at 8 p. m., at their hall next to bale-
phone otfice. H. E. club meets sec
ond and fourth Tuesdays at 1:30 p.
Insulated oven door.
Non-Breakable oven door
hinges.
Heavy fire box linings.
Cast iron main front.
Large working top.
Priced from $37.50 to
$88.50
Furniture you’ll admire at
prices jo u li appreciate"
SUMMONS
www
MW,
SHALL I BUY THAT
YES INDEED! Priorities, shortage of basic materials and skilled
labor, "a ll-o u t" defense— all point to HIGHER PRICES and
REDUCED PRODUCTION during the present national emer
gency. W hy not PLAY SAFE and BUY AT ONCE while your
dealer can serve you and while prices are still w ithin your
budget? Don't put o ff the joy of clean, ceol efficient ELECTRIC
COOKING—o f CONTINUOUS HOT WATER for A LL THE
FAM ILY!
Electric Appliances - For B etter Living
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, JACKSON
COUNTY
GRACE G. COVALT, P la in tiff
vs.
GEORGE A. SURFUS, ORVAL )
¿LUPUS, ELLA QUINN, J. R. )
uRAY, DOHA cOl.E, EMMA La- 1
ilAYNE, ALPHA BIGGS, W1L- )
HAM NULF, VANCE NULF, )
C u a RENCE
NULF,
EDDIE )
NULF, DORA N L e F LUTE, )
ZONA JONES, PEARL GREEN, )
STELLA JUDAY, ELMA KET- )
TERING, L IL L IE
WARNER, )
FLOYD GRAY, DEWEY GRAY, )
BESSIE RUCH, RUTH HARRIS, )
BESSIE HORNER, CATHERINE )
BEERS,
NETTIE WILLARD, )
BEATRICE McCLOUGHN, NOR- )
MAN SURFUS, EDWIN SUR- )
FI'S, unknown heirs of Lincoln )
Gray, deceased; also all other )
I persons or parties unknown )
claiming any right, title, estate, )
lien or interest in the real estate )
described in the complaint here- )
in,
)
Defendants
1
IX) THE ABOVE NAMED DE
FENDANTS:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, you and each of you
are hereby summoned and required
to appear in the above entitled
court and cause and answer the
complaint of p la in tiff on file here
in w ith in ' four weeks from the date
of the first publication of this sum
mons which is October 9, 1941.
You are further notified that in
case you fail to appear and answer
plaintiff's complaint w ithin said
time, p la in tiff w ill apply to the
court fo r ’the relief prayed for in
said complaint, a succinct state
ment of which is as follows:
For a decree of the court adjudg
ing that each and every of the
above named defendants be requir
ed to set forth the nature of their
several claims to the follow ing des
cribed tract of real estate situate in
Jackson County, Oregon.
North half of southeast quarter,
lots 1, 2 and 3, Section 3. Town
ship 39 South Range 3 West, W.
M., Oregon, excepting the follow
ing described property, to-w it:
Beginning at a post 20 chains east
of the corner common to Sections
3, 4, 9 and 10, said Township and
Range; running thence east 12
chains to a post on the left bank
of Applegate River; thence north
11 degrees west 20.80 chains
down said river to a post; thence
west 8.18 chains to a post; thence
south 20.30 chains to the place of
beginning, couttdning 20.44 8W84.
B I T ■ I f l W
Sensational
D
ill LUVT “«ride '
. . . --.a « !-
M A S 3 1 y F
thrilling new
responsiveness
MODERN BEAUTY
B ell M otors, Ine
Grants Paas, Oregon