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Newspaper Page TextJFEDFCVRD MATT, TRTBTTNTE. fEDFORD. OREGON", TUESDAY. MAKCIT 24. IMG. PAfiTC TTTTRTEEN 1 Read every ta on this peg You will probably find exactly the things you hav been looking tor or a aal or trad for unused article you may have. Search your attlo or ton-room you may find many things other ar seek ing and be able to realm Im mediate cash. If what you want IB n't here, advertise for It Tribune Classified ads are Inexpensive effective I RATES Per word first insertion .. gc (Minimum 360) Eaob additional Insertion, Mir word ..- -.i i lc I Minimum 10c, Per line per month without copy changes , ms Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST H dog lb missing, call 1618. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Man with some equip ment for tomato or Newtown ap ples, or both. Good proposition to right man. Valley View. Address 438 N. Central, Medford. Ore. BOY or man to deliver vegetables to stores mornings. Box 1214. Tribune. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Experienced waitress. Box 1193. WANTED Girl between 20 and 2S years for chambermaid and to work extra In dlr.lng-room during meal hours. Wolf Creek Tavern, Wolf Creek, Oregon. WANTED Girl for general house work in small family. References. Phone IB16-J-2. WANTED Girl to do housewsrk and assist with children. Call 1311-W, CAPABLE young woman, housework, assist with children. Good , borne and wages. Phone 939-W. MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Person experienced in r.! teration and pressing. Olve refer ences. Box 1206, Tribune. WANTED Married coup.e, no chil dren; man to be good milker and understand feeding and caring f ir cattle. Please Btate experience. Box 1363, Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS LOCAL GARDENER Truatwortny, wishes work. Expert flowers, shrubs. A. F. Mcndoclnot 307 Bessie St. WANTED--MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Owner will shsre modern country home with man and wife in exchange for board. Box 1196, Tribune. WANTED Cow to keep for pasture. Frank Foster, Central Point. AUTO Repairing, reasonable prloes, Clement Auto Psrts, 230 N. River side. WANTED TO BUY Men's good used suits. Used Wardrobe Shop. BIB B Main. WANTED Springer cows and helf era Ralph Wilson. Phone 111-X-l C entral Point. WANTED WOOL MOHAIR Hippest oaah prices for wool and mo hair, wool bag and fleece twins. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 No. Orape Phone 1062 -TTTWTC WANTED HIgnast market prices paid for metals of au xinoa. rags. wi w w. Southern Ore. Junk Co.. Stewart Ave. between So. Holly and Oak dale. t a MTTnn We pay oesh for household goods, furniture and stoves We also buy metals, hides, pelts, wuol and mo hair. MED FORD B Alt Al rt nuuw 27 N Orape St Phone :062. furniture upholstering, repairing, reflnishing. W E. Walker, phone 628 207 N. peecn. JUNK- -JTJNK CASH PAID tor Inner tube. 10 pet lb up Rags cotton and wool, up to 6c per lb Scrap Iron small or large lots: also all other metals ol all decriptiona MEDFORD BAROAJ74 ROUSE ' 27 No Orape, phone 1082 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 6-room home and bath, 18.00. water paid. 609 Hamilton. Inquire, Medford Exchange, (9 S. front. FOR RENT 6-room house. 417 Jay St. FOR RSNT Modern 6-room bouse 39 Myers Court. FOR RENT 7-room house on east side. Heating plant ana au moo era Call 746-J or 429 N. Holly. SMALL furnished nouse. 134 S. Ivy. WILL let sawing contract to two small Diesel or gasoline drlvsn sawmills cuttln 18 to 30 M feet per Jay each. Write Box 1319. Mall Tribune 4. ROOM house, range, 88. Phone 1S69-Y. FOR RENT New modern furnlshtd house flowers, gsrden, fruit. 83 West 2nd. FOR RENT 8-room. modern house 17 Newtown. Call from 0 to 8 excert Sundavs. Phone 141. Centrsl Point. FOR REN 1 Completely furn. house Call at DoWs Cafe. FOR RENT - Homes 'urn:hed or untunushtd. BROWN. VYUTII. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Comfortable, attractive aix-room house, close In. Newly painted. Lawn, shade trees, ahruo bery. large basement, garage. A line home at moderate rent. See owner at 332 North Ivy street. 7-ROOM house, newiy papered: bam and garage outbuildings, iV, acres fine garden land. Call Knox's Serv ice station, Jacksonville. FOR RENT 3-room modern furn abed house, (16 So. Peach FOR RENT 5 room modern house, furnished. w. H. Everhard, 101S W. Bin FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. 633 Austin. FOR RENT Small, furn. apt. or large sleeping room. 606 W. Main. FOR RENT Four large rooms and bath In beautiful Holly Apartmenis, completely furnished, except linen, electric refrigerator and range. Clean and comfortable. Available now. Second door north of Fostof flce. See manager In rear. FOR RENT furn, apt. 313 S. drape. Adults. FOR RENT Apt. 834 Apple. FURNISHED one and two room apart ments, with garage. 604 W. 10th. FURNISHED 3-room apartment, prt 'vate bath, hot and cold water, lights, sleeping porch, garage Adults. 812 S. Oakdale. FURNISHED Apt. for rent. 229 N. Ivy. NICELY furnished apartment. Adults only. Call 90S West 10th. DUHBLL Court Apt. 8. 829 N. Holly. FOR RBNT 6-room apt., partly turn. Close In. Inquire 20 S. Fir FOR RENT BOARD ROOM WANTED One boarder or two who will snare room, so-ao per wo- 142 N. Ivy. ROOM, board, care for children. In- qulre 618 King st. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS DESIRABLE rooms, good, location. Home privileges, yi o. reaco. ATTRACTIVE rooms, 4U4 B. Orape. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 13 acres, Improved, on highway. Mcuurtain s eervice dm , 1 mile south of Talent. FOR RENT Lot for garden at 153 N uaxaaie. FOR EXCHANGE fOR SALE OR rRAUE JonatftftO ap- pio lac ana ooc a do uu v mm VUta Packing house oetween 0 and 4 o'clock Bring own boxea. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE Equity In 4 -room mod ern noma iut twiit-i. wi. i"h" 1003 Sailing or phone 8U6-M. WILL trade clear California home for clear Oregon property, mako oi fer. Wm. H. Oltman, 427 Fruit St. Santa Ana, Calif. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 1860.00, 8 ACRES, Irrigation, good small nouse. viucrc iu. jiu,. Hotel. A REAL BARGAIN dnnn nn 80 acres about 35 Irrigated 60 acres JV year uiu ycnio ouu vni- varieties), balance clover land. House, ham, chicken house, good road. Priced at only $4,000.00. Soma terms or will take timber and pay difference. CHARLES A. WING. AGENCY, INC. Phone 728 109 K. Main ALSO 15 ACRES 4 miles from Medford on paved road. Small livable house. rm-iai 1a a trrtnA sU1 f.fttjftr tr flhiCatlin or turkey ranch. Price only 07S.OO, some terms. CHARLES A. WINO AGENCY, INC. Phone 728. 109 E. Main WHY? $13,000 STOCK AND GRAIN RANCH $5500.00 Bank wires us to sell. 320 acres, 200 acres level land under cultivation, 30 acres old stand airi.ua. Deep sou. Mountain stream touches corner of place. 120 acres wood land mostly level. Fenced woven wire ana rw fence. Small house, mountain spring at house. Pair barn. Good out range. Total nrlce $6500 $1000 cash, balance terms. Must and will be sold. J. C. BARNES Phone 010-Y. - 20 N. Peach Bt. BEAUTIFUL ROGUE RIVER PROP ERTY, 406 acres, 1 mile river front age on fine fishing waters. 75 acres fine bottom land with, free water right. This place priced at $35 pur acre Can not be duplicated any where on Rogue river. BROWN & WHITE, Realtors FOR SALE A beautiful foothill home on the Old Stage Road. All kinds of fruit, berries, grspes. nuts. Modern home, gsrage, poultry house, fine well and automatic pressure sys tem. You need to Inspect this prop erty to appreciate the beauty of the setting, the fin construction, and the diversified frulta. BROWN at WHITE, Realtors DESIRABLE CITT AND SUBURB! HOMES 3 acrea. modern 6-room house, family orchard, clover, on Pacific highway, close In. City wat , er, Irrigated. Snap 81800. 8tock and dairy ranches. 100 to 300 acres, rrcc water right. Several small acreage homes. II It's Real Estate I have It. ROBERTS Realtor. 720 W. 2nd. St. Tel. 1538-J FOR SALE or TRADE for Medford: beautiful country home, 9 acres. 7-room modern house, barn and oth?r buildings Tel. 8S7-R. FOR SALE Ffleral Land Bank farms, smal. pnTmenta, low Interest rstes. ft I.. J. Knox, secretary-treasurer. Medfcrd N. P. L. A. WHEN t'u lb cl of real huh think of BROWN WHIT. 4 ACHES, almoat new Improvements, bottom nd. free Irrlsstlon. Cow chickens. iX) rabbits. Priced 81300 Terms. A P. Flowers, comer 12th and Front 1 HlX'H to- l or reol nelson Count) BIoa aod loan Aai a. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Because of business else where, will sacrifice 70-acre rancn, well stocked and equipped, small orchsrd, modern home, near Med ford. Box 1208, Tribune. FOR SALE 56 acres, 30 acres pears, Bartlett, Bosc, D'AnJou. Grain pas. ture, Irrigated. Owner's house, fore man's house, necessary buildings, 2 good wells. Box 1273. Tribune. FCR SALE By owner, 10 to 80-acre tracts. Irrigated Bear creek bottom Itnd. '4 mile from Medford: excel lent for gardening. Phone 1624-L. U EQUITY In Improved 7 acres ad joining Central Point. Large house chicken bouses and barn, inquire Obert Hansen, Central Point. FCR SALE Beautiful Income prop el ty; best location In town. Also 41. A. well located. Inquire 304 Central Ave. So, AN ORCHARD BARGAIN 22 acres, 7 acres D'AnJous, 6 acres 2i yr. old Bosc. 4 acres 28 yr. old Oomloe. balance ranch In alfalfa. Fine modern home. Equipment goes with place at 112.000 00 or ill trade for business building. CHARLES A WINO AGENCY. IMU Exclusive Agents Phone 72B 109 E M!n FOR SALE POULTRY AND EQG3 FOR BALE Baby chicks R. I. Reds, Plymouth Rocks and Buff Mtnorcas. 535 Mary St, Will be ready March 25. (Wednesday.) 300 to 500 baby chicks. April 6 hatch Want to trade ior gooa cow or heifer. Call JacKsonvnie, 300, FOR SALE Hampshire Red hatching eggs. Blood tested. E. E. Scott, Cen tral Point. Phone 403. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Coming 3 year old Bel gian stallion. Earhart Ranch. FOR SALE H Guernsey, second can, Gentle and good milker. $75 cash Phone 755. FOR SALE Weaner and feeder pigs. Thorson Bros.. R. P. D. No. 2, Beall Lane, Medford. REGISTERED Guernsey cow, and ouil calf: 12-foot row-boat. Phone 373-J-l, Ashland. Earl T, Newbry. FOR SALE OR TRADE Yearling Durham bull. Mann, half mile north 4 Corner Service station, Midway road. FOR SALE Milking Shorthorns. A few choice bull calves; also one two-year old bull, Kir t land Farm, Central Point. - FOR SALE One team well matched mares Geo Hilton. Grants Pass. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES WILL sell $400.00 equity In 1835 Ply mouth coach for $260.00. First class condition, not a scratch on the fin ish, clean as a pin, driven only 13,000 miles. Financed with Com mercial Credit Co., Minneapolis. Am returnlna east on Gov't orders, can not drive my car back. Lt, H. B. McManus, c. c u. camp Appiegara. FOR SALE Good model T Ford truck or trade for brood sows. Tel. Central Point, 115. It, BTUDEBAKER 6 coupe, perfect me chanlcally, new rubber, new paint. A real bargain at $125.00. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth SURE YOU CAN BUY USED CARS AT ANY PRICE BUT BE CAREFUL You can Buy here with Confidence 1B34 nymoutn ueiuxe sea an 1934 Chevrolet Master sedan 1935 Studebaker Six sedan 1935 Chrysler Six sedan Chrysler Airflow, good aa new. Fords, Bulcks, Pontlacs, Chevrolet In both sedans, coupes, and trucks at prices that are lower. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Btudebaker Sales and Service FOR SALE Essex coach only 11,000 miles. Good condition. Inquire 20 8 Fir. upstairs. OOOD USED CARS Lowest Prices In Medford. 1P35 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe, like new. 1934 Plymouth Sedan. 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Coup. 1434 Chrysler Airflow Sedan 1930 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan. IU34 Dodge Coupe. 19R2 Plymouth coupe. 1930 Ford Sedan. 1984 Ford Pickup. 11.30 Dodge Sr. Sedan, 4 speeds. Also a number of other models, have a number of Real Cheap Cara, Used Car Lot, north corner 6tn and Bartlett. LANOE MOTORS, TNO. 88 N. Riverside. Tel. 18. FOR SALE DOOS PETS ROLLER CANARIES 31 8. Riverside FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS NEW 800-chlck to broiler air battery brooder. Wholesale price. Box 3230. Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Water llllea, 25c each. Phone 14-P-23. FOR SALE Factory made, collapsible boat, weight 75 lbs. Phone 1041-M. FOR SALE Baby bed In good con dition. 730 Dakota Av. FOR 8AL& Airway shortwave radio. 838 West 12th. FOR SALE Drsperles, overstuffed suite, pictures, new Deluxe bed springs, garden hose, dishes, elec tric range and breakfast aet, fire place set. Tel. o0-V. HAY FOR SALE Baled or loos. H O. Maury, Jacksonville, Central Point road. rYPEWRi iem-Bierm lie n co tral ptMns iaJ FOH SAuE Bsled alfaifa 814 00 con Monarch Seed Co ELECTROLUX refrigerator, air cooled 6 cu. ft. capacity. Operates with city or tank gss, 1120 00. Csll 728 W. 4th eventngs. FOR SALE Pin quality seed grsln. Henry Nledermeyer, 1 mil north of Jscksonrill on Old Stag road Phone Jacksonville 354. FOR SALE General Electric re. frlcerator In good condition. For partlculara call Jacksonville. 43. FOR BALI Oround alfalfa hav mil Kn nr tnn Melan 14t.prurt Mill. 1 i crest road. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR BALE 9 -tube cabinet radio with battery, as good as new. Call iu ad'a Transfer. FOR BALE Boats for all purposes. bedroom and dining room furni ture, electrle ironer. 1129 Nlantlc. ROW BOAT FOR SALE Excellent condition. New paint. 1110 W. 9th FOR SALE John Deere 8-10 Inch plow. Ted Fish. Phoenix. FOR SALE 300-gat Hardle sprayo ready to go. prioe tsoo Tei tee-j-i FOh SALE--Kanota oat and Ho- ohen barley. O. P. Niedermeyor 6J3-J-1. HA i FOR SALE Grain or alfalfa Gore Ranch, Jacksonville highway FOR SALE God Newtown apple at cheap prices, inquire Sgooei a Day Packing House South Fir St. FOR SALtfBaieo oat nay ground aliaiia anu oat nay iooae allalia hay 0. A DeVoe. Phone 623-J-2. PEPMANKNTS $1.60 and up. P Wsst'a. 33B So. Oakdale. phone 727 ALFALFA SUED, 15c. P. By bee mcyer, Rt 8. Tel B23-J-1. MISCELLANEOUS 8TALLION Registered Belgian, dark bay. ton horse. Will stand. W. W. Lnrge, Williams, Ore. BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALE Complete sawmill, or will sell separate two engines, boiler, edger. planer, cut-off saw. 54-lnnh Inserted tooth saw and other mill parts. Bargain it sold before April 15-8. L. Johnston. Applegata, Ore. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts it Tltls and ritls Insurance. Tbfl only complete Title system in jacjtson County MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstract of Title. Rooms 8 and A. No. d2 North Centrnl Ave., upstairs Long Distance Moving LAROE VAN serving Calif, Oreg sod Wash points, semi-monthly trips Kully insured Martin Bros. 701 8 6th St.. Grants Pass Tel. M9-J. Money to Lend MONEY LOANED (50 to S300 for persons! or household purposes un House Purnisl.ings or Autos; also Cars Refinanced. Loans olosed within 80 minutes License No 8 187. See W B. Thomas. 49 so Cen tral. Knillo service. Grunow Radios. RADIO ELECTRIC SERVICE Ira E Chaataln Phone 470 305 Jackson 8t. Tunes. Aerials, Repairing. I'nlntln; find Pnperhanglng. COMMERCIAL & HOU8E PAINTINO, Tinting As Paperl.anglng. Harry Marx, phono 14-F-4, Route 1, Box 440. Transiei. REINKINO TR.-NSPEH CO. Long distance hauling Furniture, cattle, anything 111 N Fir Phone 1038 O Stuart. CADS TRANSFER it 8TORAOE CO. OfMce 1015 No Central Phone 31S Prices -ight. Service guaranteed. TRUCKING AND STORAGF - Local and long distance hauling. furnr cure moving, etc. Reasonable rates Tel 83b. F , E. mon Co ' HAWLE TRANSFER - Expert paok , ers sna movers Special llveetook moving equipment. Prices right 819 North Riverside Phone 815. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS 1. Roam about 4. bitig . I'encU ol light U. Hell 12. UiueaBed persoo 14. Utiiuitj lb. Un of food IV. kitug 11. CerLiilcatt of pu1tta1.11 iatd II. Unieiiiied uituu X4. JJ in nitty ... fir out carefully 19, PeinutyHanla laka uort Solution of Yaitartfay's Puzxlo I M O STEk5NE t 5 NEE PEN v E RSE A 5 TIeTrP P AIR E N T e steMcalImat . PAS sMoP E NE P EM 13 CO I! l J lull 00 Near Curia tj out door lainD Advertisement Incline lh nead 47. Related on the father! aide SO. Scenei of action 63. Underaund 64. Rub out 66 Immerse 67. Be'ongtnf t that flrl Bl. Arrowa 6. Rofulih form of ecuritr Mountain la Greece Roman maKistrate Contends with Bl) CCr HI full Y NVnatlve Stir up t N CjElSlTjOlR A R O 1 toi pFIeMs L,AW dewUnIeieIdIHe ste ' lJ I3 W s 7 r Wj " nn? 20 WJi II 22 23 2s 27 W IIIIIIIII if32 33 34 ISl it IS 4 4T 41 .So SI Si i,. I. I ' ' . '. I ' I .. .I . ' I ' COMMERCIAL SPRAYING COMMERCIAL aprsytng. McGonagla. Phone 258-M. LEGAL NOTICES Notice to Creditors, Notice la hereby frtven that the undersigned, Helen lone Dixon, bus been duly appointed and qualified oy the County Court of the State of Oregon, in and for the County of Jackaon, aa executrix of the Lost Will and Testament of H. G. Volney Dixon, deceased. All persona having elaims against said as t ate an hereby re quired to prveent the same, with proper vouchers, to the undersigned at the offloe of P, P. Fat roll, her at torney, Room 10, Jackson County Bank Building. Medford. Oregon, with in six (6) montha from the dat of this notice. March 8. 1936. HELEN ION DIXON. Executrix of the Last Will and Tea tut me nt of H. Q. Volney Dixon, deceased. P. P. PARRELL. Attorney lor Executrix. Notice to Creditors Notice la hereby given that the un dersigned, Annie M. Owens, has nen duiy appointed and qualified by the County court of the Btate of Oregon, In and for the County of Jeckson. as administratrix with the Will Annex ad, of the Estate of Jamea Owens, de oeased. All persons having claims against such estate are hereby re quired to present the same, with proper vouchers, to the undersigned at the office of P. P. Psrrell, her at torrey, Boom 10, Jackson County Br.k Building, Medford, Oregon, within six (S) months from the date of this notlos. - ' Osted at Medford, Oregon, March 10th, 1939. ANNIE M. OWENS, Administratrix with the vVlll annexed of the Last Will and Testament of James Owe us, deceased. P. P. PARREU,, Attorney for Administratrix. Notice to Creditors In the county Court of the Stat of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Lola - Ohapman, deceased. The undersliined. having been ap pointed Executrix of the Estate of L1O1S unapman. aeceiuwu, ay wi County Court of the County of Jack son State of Oregon, and having qmllfled; notice Is hereby given to all persona having claims against s&ld Estate, to present them to the office of the undersigned's attorney, at 128 Eas Main Street, MedicM, Oregon, properly verified and with proper vouchers, within six months from the date of this notice whioh la Marcn 10, 1938. . jcathryn McAllister. Executrix of the Estate of Lola Chapman, deoensed. O. H. BBNOTSON, Attorney for the Estate, Notice to creditors In the County Court of the Stat of oreeon. for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Lula H Spate, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the county court of the state of Oregon. for Jackson uounty, nas appouu the undersigned executor of the es tate of Lula E. Spata, deoeased, 111 persons having claims sgalnst ss'.d estste are required to present tham with proper vouchers within six months from this date at the office of Porter J. Neff, 20a Cooley Theatre Bu.ldlng, Medford, Oregon. Dated: March 10. 1038. MAURICE 8. 8PATZ, Executor of the estate of Lula B. Spats, deoeased. STATEMENT The following Is a schedule of the proceedings of Jackson County, Ore gon, showing a list of olalmant for artlclea and service for which the claim Is made and whioh were passed upon by the County Court of Jack son County, Oregon, during the month of February, 1938. O. R, CARTER, County Clerk. Supplies and Service R. Blorma, .60; Dr. Chas. Lemery, 127.80; Dr. J. 8. Johnson, 842.00; Dr. P. J. Moffatt, S8O.00; Mrs. J. O. Ottln ger, (10.00; Phyllis Swesrlngen, 127.50: D. J. Bolton, 819.00; Sacred Heart, 8208.50; Community Hospital, $304.50; Jacksonville Banttnrlum, 841400, Cross-Word Puzzle I. itat pollci- man 9. Sell agala 10. Skill 11. Affirmative It. CI u let 18. Kind of parrot ZO. Aatoclate or oomponlon Meager Private teacher aryrrolorad Soft drtnkai colloq. Biblical region Touched at the Dounaarv line 14. Running knot 37. Principal meal nf I hi (1v 40, 41 43 Paya out lare; eerpenl Ilea I a linn Utln DOWN 1, Jnwel t. Past I. Pertatnlns to the back . Unpolled ft. Steering ap paratus I, ffewe organ liallon: abbr. f, Blrd'a beak 46. 4T, -Timber tr 41. Turn to the right Epoch Trouble Catrh sight of Metric land meatura Ashland Hospital. 1338.60; McNalr Brothers, S8.Q0: Abbott'a Laboratories, S3.O0: Wsst Bide Phsrmacy, 413 88; 8. B. MaasenglU Co., 17 10: Bqulbb and Sons, I31.Q0: East Side Phsrmacy, tl.oo: Jacksonville Phsrmacy, (11.33; Medford Pharmacy, ai.35; Jarmln's. 70.04: White House Grocery, 44 00; Elisabeth McKay, 13000; Heath and Holllster, 40 00; Oarson Fowler, 43 60; E. T. Ham, 414 00; Boyd's Market, 411.00; C. M- Kldd, 43.60: Dorothy Mitchell, 480.00; Harold Tolle, 47.18: Chaa. Blltch, 43.00; National Reem ployment, 463 67; Maude Davie, 433.60; Lillian McFarlane, 630.00: Jennie Kent, 418.00; W. S. Kee, 47.00; Burl lals, 476.00; Elbert Wagner, 61 60; El- den Stevens, 61.60; Smest Lathrop, 61.60; Marjorle Jones, 41.60; Roger Yost, 41.60; E. W. Hedgepeth, 41 60; Mrs. N. C. St. Arnold. 4160; Edwin aeberhsrt, 61.60; industrial Accident Com., 436 81; Dr. a. A. Qltsen, 634.76: R. w. Hall, 63.00; Weatern Union, 478; Paclflo Tel. and Tel., 4)31.31: West Side Pharmacy, 6.83; Mary Me. 41.00; Sophia Chlldreth, 43 36; Maude Robinson, 41.36; W. 8. Cary, 41.36; John Cased, 46.40: Edith Sage, 434.00: A. L. Simmons, 68.80; Henry Francea, 413.00; John Coblelgh, 113.40; Jim Lawrence, 68.80; Mrs. T. A. Shollen burg. 438.40; R. M- Oonley, 47.00; A. W. Myers, 84.80: Albert Jordan, 44 60; Benton Nowers. 44.60; Dr. Chas Haines, 64.60; D. B. Crosby, 43.00; Cllnto A. Smith, 440.16; C. M. Smith, 636.00; Clyde L. Smith, 86.30; Una B. Inch, 831.48; Merle Bradley, 63.40; R. L. Hlte, 63.00: J. W. Chllders, 69.40: G. R. Bowman, travel. 47.60; H. P. Jowltt, 47.60; Clara Qolden, 47.80; W. E. Flnzer Co., 48.70; J. K. Olll Co., 61.81; Art Burnsldo, 41.63; Mrs, R. E. Keller, 413 00; Office Sta. and Sup ply Co., 468.00: J. R. Blerma. 43.60; L. J. Murray, 637.60: Marshall Smith Leonard, 448.16: Dr. H. B. Olllts, 8100.00: Dr. Harvey A. Wood, 610.00; Shaw Supply Co., 66.10; American fuouc ncaiin Assn., eo.uu; wnttuu Trnnsfer, 68.35; Gates and Lydlnrd, 613.33; H. W. Todd, 410.40; Mall Trib une, 43 .60; Hubbard Bros, 617.10; Ray Held, 63.40; Orvllle Maxwell. 43.00; Evelyn Von de Bo, 43.00; Clyde Ca- ton. 40.00; Chas A. Wing, 63.00; State Treasurer. 4376.04; Lamports, 63.60; Zellorback Paper Co., 433.08; Mra. F. O. Sargent, 430.03; R. E. Waldron, 639.00; Mollle K. Madden, 4U4.UU; Frank Dltsworth, 634.00; John A. An derson, 624.00; Oeo. L. Trelchler. 424.00: Robert E. Oalloway, 424 .00; John Opp, 634.00; Dolph Phlpps, 631.00; J. A. O'Brien, 45.40; Elmer W. Knlps, (3.00; T. T. Hatlett. 44.40; John L. Ncalou, (4.00; w. J. Warner, (2.U0 Waller Burdell, (3.00; Leonard Brad- shaw, 47.00; William Pursell, 67.00, Chester I. Bourne, (2.B0; Fred Pottl grew, 86.00: Albert Pankey, 84.B0; W. H. Ferguson, 44.80; Rlohsrd Dugnn 63.00: B. T. Frcdenburg, (0.00; O. W Phettcplncn, (2.00: T. B. Wiley, (4.00: Leo Young, 83.30; Leslie FlemmtnfT, (B OO: W. A. cook, (n.oo: Mnry Fieni mlng (5.00; Louise Flemmlng, (A.00; H. L. riemmiug, eo-uu airs. h. u. Flemmlng, (5.00; Melba Llndley, (4.00, Earl coss, 44.00; uert LUinan, 64.00; Pat Moran, (4.00; . Robert Brown, (4.00: Dr. L. D. Inskecp, (2.00: Sher iff, trnvol, 6201,32; Commercial Chem ical Co., (46.76; Snider Dairy, 64.08: Beck's Bnkery, (10.75; Jackson Street Grocery, (47.63; Peerless Market (1.08; Render Tea Co., (3.18; Ceroid J. Parker, 43.60; Luman Brothers, 68.68; Lloyd Johnson, ao.on; coiuns Dairy, (9.30; J. W. Wakefield, (35.00; City Cabinet Shop, 61.60; H. D. Reed (0.10: Q. E. Forsyth, (3.20; Mrs, Forsyth, (1.00; Amelia Walker. (3.20; H. D. Reod, (9.70; Timber Products Co., (123.26; City Sanitary, (6.00: Safeway Stores, (0.13; Boyd'a Mar ket, 4:i O0; Mall Tribune. (37.00; Ash land Tidings, (37.25; Warren Flcht ner, (1.00; calif. Oregon Powor Co., (51.40; Weeks and Orr, (13.66; Mod ern Plumbing and Sheet Motel Co., 4.07; reopioa jsjectno, sio.uu; irow brldga Cabinet Works, (7,16: Hub bard Broa., (11.07: Davis and Davis, (3.50; Medford Bargain House, (1.60: I. R. Frldeger, (70.12; Silkier Dairy, 631.06; O. A. Andrews, (1.26; Gates and Lydlard, (17.12; Ted's Feed 8tore, 430.60; valley candy Co., 410.17; m. and M. Dept. Store, (27.30; Medford Hardware Co., (8.88; Blden's Shoe Shop, 44.68; Fluhrer's Bakery, (3.00, R. J. Forsyth, (60.00; Medford Sta tionery Store, (115.70; Underwood Typewriter Co., (7.60; A. E. Jordan, (3.35; R. B. Thompson, (17.45, Mother's Aid Dclhs Abel, (16.00; Mary E. Albert, (20.00; Lottie Bailey, (15.00; Mrs. Earl Baldwin, (30.00; Myrtle O. Beatty, (10.00: Iva L. Black well, (16.00; Cecelia Boere, (10.00; Harriett L. Busby, 410 00; Frances Daniels, (10; Mae E. Davis, 41600: Zella M. Doe, (35.00; Joseph Drlpps, (10 00: Pearl Dunford, (16,00; Anna M. Ed wards, (10.00; Mary O. Fry, (10.00: Anna Gould, 616.00; Carrie J. Orlmes, (20.00; Ethel Haertle, (10.00; Oraco Hamilton, (10.00; Dollle 0, Holland, (25.00; Ina Huson, (48.00; Elizabeth Huson, (16.00; Eleanor M. Johnson, (36.00; Relta Kendall, (16.00; Bessl Lsndlng, 616.00; Francea I. Liggett, (10.00; Ora Lester, (10.00; Flora B. Ludwlg, (20.00; Margaret Nuabaum, (16.00; Battle A. Owlnga, (10.00: Helen T. Peters, 816.00; Mnrgaret Pierce, (25.00; Ollla L. Pltchford, (10.00; Lillian O. Reed, (10.00; Mario Reynolds, (10.00; Almeida Russell, (16.00; Mary R. Rowley, 416.00; Re becca hobs, (36.00; Eiieaoem n. Bailee, (10.00; Winnie E, Sanford, (35.00: Mrs. E. H. Snider, 48.00; Ruth M. Sollee, 416.00; Ethel T. Standley, 415.00; Delia Stevenson, (16.00; Mury B. swayne, (10.00; Loretta, Bwlnuen 410.00; Nellie P, Tlnglsaf, (10.00; Alice V. Tungate, (10.00; Louise Un derwood, (10.00; Martha L. Whlllork (10 00; Alonla M. Wall, (17.50; Edith L. Watson, 416.00; Verena Williams, 416.00. ... Old At Pensions J. A. Abel, 4800: Minnie Abel. 48 00: Ell Amlck. (6 00: Oeo, Askew, 68.00; Augusta Bain, 48.00; Alonzo Bainter, (ld.uo; Mnry , c. Baker, 41000; Jas. H. Baker, 410 00; Ell Baker, (10.00; Wallace Baldwin, 48 00; Ida A. Bates, 48 00; Wm. J. Beards ley, 416.0OI Albert Bell, (10.00; Wm. T. Bennett, (13.00; Adla 0. Blsh, (10.00; Lily D. Blackwood, (10.00: Minerva R. Bliss, 410.00; John a. Bonar, (12.00; Herman P. Boyer. 48 00; Wm. H. Bradford, 68.00; Ellen Bradford, (7.00; RoIrt O, Bragg, (12 00; Addle Brlttsan, (8 00; Chaa. A. Brown, (10 00; B. H. Butterfleld. 48.00; Edw. U. Burt, (8.00; Walter E. Buck, (8 00; Hector B. Cady, (2000; Sidney I. Carter, 4800; I. E. Clapp. 4800: chas. R. Chllds, 48 00: Ollle E. Clark, (700; Edw. D. Collins, (13 00; Samuel E. Combes. (1200, Thou. J. cook, (13.00; Elmer I. cook. 410.00; Wm. A. Cook, 48.00; Elizabeth A. Cooper, (10.00; Susann I. Cos. 48 00; Mary A. (,'rume, 41000; Thoa A. Crump, 410.00; Thos. Cilllen. 413 00; Dresther A. Davis, 46 00: E. H. Dsvls, 40 00; Harvey A. Deck, 48 00; Amelia Dennis, (12.00; Teressa A Dews, (1000; Laura B. Dlas, (8.00, Thos. E. Dole, (8 00: Wm. A. Douglaa (BOO; Louisa M. Downs, (80O; John W. Dunlap, 48 00; Orac Dykatra, 48 00; Nora Edssll, 46 00; 3. L. Ed wsrds, 610 00; Mnrgaret A. Elrker tnsn, 41000; Jennie Eldrlrige, 412.00: Barbara Estell, 4fl 00; Harry O, Evans. 112 00; Mary E. Evenilxer, 48 00; A. T. Everhard, 48 00; W. H. Everhard, 6 00; A. B Farrier. (6 00: Lottie A. Finney. (6 00; W. E. Finney, (10 00, Thus. N. Fleenrr. (I6O0; John S. Foster, 410 00, rrlt Kuctt, (16.00, John T. Fry, (7.50; Sarah I, Fry, 67.60; W. H. Oardner, 48 00; John F. Garner, (1000; Jane Ooade, (10 00, Morris Oould, 48.00; Maggla Grant. 41600; Sarah E. Gray, 68 00; John M. Oreene, 413.00; Samuel T. Green. 410.00; Bernettie Grllfln, (10.00; John . anifin, (10.00; Dani. Orlcsbv. 48 00; Maggie J. Hamilton, (1000; jennl k. Hammond, (10.00; E. B. Handaaker, (8.00; Lavlna Harbaugh. (7.00: Geo. Hargadlne. (15.00: N. O. Hasklns, (8.00; Edith O. Hayman. (8.00; J. R. O. Haynes, (10.00; Benj. r. u. Heiman, (lu.ou; neuie HiDbi, (8.00; H. O. Hlnea, 48.00; Cordelia F. Horner, (10.00: w. W. Hobbs. (6.00; b. p. tiogiund, (B.oo; J. F. Holbrook, 67.60: Jane 0. Holbrook, 47.60; win Holloway, (8.00: Joseph C. Howard, (8.00; Matilda Hornback, (8.00; Geo. A. Hollenbenk, (8.00; Emerson W Howell, (13.00; John H. Hum, (10.00; J. B. Jeckson, (13.00; Roxllna Jack son, (10 00; E. E. Jackson, (16.00; J W. Jarvla, (10.00; Serepta Jenkins, (8.00; Anna M. Jensen, (10.00; J. C. Johnson, 410 00; chas. Johnson, 410.00; Helen M. Johnson, (10.00; Wm. A. Jones, (10.00; Wm. H. Jordnn, (12.00; Flora Kauoff, (S 00; Walter O. Kennedy, 48 00; Jas. W. Klnksde, (12.00; Edwardlne Knight, (8.00: Mattle Kranlta, (18.00; John D. Land, 48.00; Katharine Landera, (15.00; Burton H. Lee, (8.00: F. P, Lewi!,, (8.00; Margaret Llngorfelt, (16.00; M. N. Long, (10.00; W. M, Luak, (12.00; Rltta Mathus, (12.00; P. Mac Entyre, (10.00; Henry Mayer, (800: A, R. Maynard, (6.00; Mary Ann Mee, 48.00; M. McBrldo, (12.00; J. N. Mc- Cuue, (10.00; Phebo Jane McCoy, 410-uu; aiary Mcuieuan, (15.00; Oeo McDonald, (8.00: John H. McJlmsey, (16.00; Lnura V. McKlnuoy, (8 CO; Emma A. McKray, (8.00; Paul Mll- kowski, (10.00: John a. Miller. (8.00: Gus Mitchell, (10.00: Lula J. Mundv. 420.00; E. J. Murphy, (8.00; W. H. Newton, (uou; Ncns Nelison, (5.00 A. J. Nicholson, (10.00; John T. Odcn, (15.00; Sarah O. Ovlatte. (10.00: Lettle A. Owens, (8.00; James Owenl, (10.00: H. L. Pnlmer, (10.00; Sarah A. Pnrkor, (8.00: Olive B. Parson. 610.00; Louisa Penny. (12.00; Anson L. Penwoll, (8.00; Lillian M. Perkins, (H.uu; L. A. Fettls, (10.00; E. E Phelps, (8.00; M. B. Pinion, (10.00: W. T. Plank, (8.00; F. M. Poole (13.00; Clarence Powers. (8.00; L. H Preslsr. (8.00; M. H. Price, (6.00; James M. Potter, (10.00: J. H. Ralston (8.00: w. C. Ravencroft, (800: Nancy J. Roberts, (7.60: John E. Robelts. (7.60; Jamea W. Rock, (8.00: Irvln M. Rowe. (8.00: Mallnda A. Robert son, (10.00; Barney Salsman, (8.00; Otto M. Sclby, (10.00; W. F, Shaw, (6.00; Minnie Shaw, (5.00; J. d. E. Shipley, (8.00; Rebecca J. SlaughVr. (10.00; J. D. Single, (10.00; B. E. Smallwood, (13.00; Ida F. Smith, (20.001 Annie Smith, (20.00; J, F. smith, (8.00; Ella C. Smith, (10.00: Geo. Snearley, (20.00; James Young, (8 00; Marlon Sowasu, (10.00; Fred L. Spencer, (10.00; R. A. stnndlflrd, (8.00; John Bt. Johns, (8.00; Mary 8. Blansble, (13.00: Luclnda E Stephens, (12.00; T. A. Stevens, (13.00; E. B. Btowell, (8.00; Wm. J. sturgls, (8.00; McKnight Burner, (5.00: L. N. Swart,, (16.00; Mary J. Hwlnden, (10.00; Alex Tate, (8.00; Mary B. Taylor, (10.00; Australia Taylor, (5.00; John B. Tellon, (13.00; D. Terwllllimer. (10.00: Owen H. Thompson, (10.00: W. L. Townsand, (16.00; Jackson True. (12.00; Chas. A. Turner, (10.00, Wiley Turnbauph, (8.00; Frances E. VanOlcve. (8 00: L Vanaundy, (16.00; John O. Walker, ee.uu; u, m, waits,. (12.00;' J, u. Wakefleldi (20.00; w. 0. Ward, (10.00; J. B. Watklns, (15.00; Willis Watson, (10.00; Mnry H. Webster, (12.00; T J. West, (10.00; Emma D. Wataoi. (8.00; Nancy B. Wilson, (5.00; Jejse w. wnson, sh.uu; a. o. Wilson, (8 00: Mnry L. Wood, (8.00; J, L. W00H rldge, (12.00: M. M. Wright, (8 00; J. A. Wright, (12.00; L. 8. Wright, (10.00; Elizabeth Wulf, (8.00; Isa bella Ynrbroimh. (10.00: Mnmnrrt Yaster, (10.00; Ellzaboth Yockey, eio.uu. Emergency Fund E. M. Wilson, (20.00; Calif, Ore gon power Co., (396.26. Doe License Fund J. E. Qlnss. (3.50; City of Medford, ee-ou; utty or Anniand, (3.60, KliH'tlon Fuml Harvey Younc, (5.00; Jackson county Building and Lonn, (5.00; Office Sta. and Supply Co.. (34.80: Eads and Ohm, 43.00; Gertrude Martin, (IB.00. Houtity Fund Ben Oswald, (12.00: H. H. Ward 21.00; F. J. Rlppey, (3.00: Ira Chll ders, (3,oo; T. c. Jnckson, (3 00: O E. Frey, (0.00: Anna Wnlch, (0,00; C. s. warner, ( l on; Frank Decker. (30.00; O. E. Btono, (33.00; L. Lake, (3.00: K. E. Webber, (0.00; A. D. Moore, (3.00: Harry Dietrich, (0.00: L. Lake. (3.00: Ivan Farmer, (6.00: J. Wlnninghnm, (boo; Dewey Given, (3.00: J. w. Ohlaholm, (3.00; Jaok Hnllenveak. (3.00: Ed Cook. 43 00; J. Waltenberg, 40.00: J. L. Ragsdsle, (3.00; B. Wil liams, (3.00; A. Jeldness, (6.00; Keith Williams,. (3.00: L. Dussnberry, (3.00; H. Helms, 43.00; Hubert Matlock, 46.00; John Lanlnl, (1200: Ed Wolf, (3.00; Marlon Dunlap, 40 00; J. Wood cock, (3.00: Ben Geary, (3.00; W. Frey, (0.00; A. Poston, (.3.00: A. P. Kimball, (3 00; J. H. Grieve, (8.00: A. E. Edmondson, 412.00: Geo. W. Ring, 43.00; Velda Barr, 43.00: Harry Wright. 421.00: Jack Bullvan. 40.00; O. E. War ner, 43.00; Frank Dltsworth, (3.00: A L. Kromllng, 49.00; H. E. Francis, 40.00; Oeo. Sherman, 40.00; W, A. Coper, 49.00; Goo. Currier, (3.00; R. T, Jenkins, 46 00: W. A. Scott, 46 00; F. C. Hoffman, 40.00; Delbert Jones, 43 00; J. W. Chlsholm, 83.00; L. Du senberry, (3.00; T. L. Hodgson, (3 00; II. Twlllegon, (3.00: Anton Ring. (25 00; J. L. Rowe, (3.00; Gus Elder, (12.001 John Cunningham, (3.00; Bert York, (300; Oerald Buck, (6.00; R A, Robertson, 46.00; John Coblelgh, (3 00; N. n. Tiirpln, (0 00; Ernest Gib Uat Model Bakery '1 Po tato Brend for the kid dies' lunch. They will eat it. -3k ic"-,- son, (3 00; L. A. Johnson, (6.00: H. H. McFarland, (8 00: John Wohl, (6.00; c. Msnnlng, (0 00; V. Barnard, 4800; R. A. Fernlund. (3.00; H. H. Helms. (3 00: A. E. Scranton. aa.00: A. O. Lawson, 40 00: Vornon Hopkins, ...too; uenne uweni, 43.U0; A. B. Arthur, (3.001 Ben Oardner, (3 00; Bert Rlnpey, (8 00: J. H. Grieve, (6.00; Ed Wolf, (3 00; J. H. Chlsholm, (3.00: E. J. Rowse, (3 00; Delbert Jones, (6 00; Frank Hallgrath. (1500: E. D. Beery, (3 00; C. E. Terrll, (3 00: Wm. Horn. (6.00: Wm. Lyman, (9.00; Jack Sullivan, (3.00: E. H. Oliver. (3.00; M. W. Johnson. (3.00: Joe Shoemaker. 43 00; D. P. Geary, (9.00; A. E. Hart ley. (6 00; Earl V. King, 43.00: H. T. Hoberecht. (3 00: 8. Luchterhand, (12.00: John FJoeller. (3.00: O. F. Rte- ' gel. (3.00; L. Dusenberry, (3.00; Frank unman. 410.00; h. B. Duncan. (3 00: Jim Bnnkhead, (3.00: Harry Wright, (15 00; O. P. Shore, (3 00; Harley Tall, (3 00; Geo. McDonough. (3.00: V. S. Cunningham, (3.00; John Kantor. (3.00. Roads Western Union, (.60; Timber Pro-! ducts Co., (366.64; Medford Auto Pnrts Company, (1,12; Oregon Csllf. Freight. 425.00: Associated Ol! Co., 415.60; Standnrd OH Co., (160 44; Genernl Pot. Corp., 6104.20; The Texai Co., (43 97; Loreni Co., (6.24; Med ford Lumber Co.. (11.18; Wodbury Co.. (104.50: Claycomb Motor Co., 4103067; The Whit Motor Co., 616.40; State Ind. Accident Com., 486.31; Ballou and Wright, (0.00: Air Reduction Salsa Co., (10.66: Austin Westorn Mschlnery Co., (30.32; Bis; Pines Lumber Co., (324.80; Colyear Motor Co., (163.35; C. Z. Boyden, (25 60; Byron Seamnn. (3 00; C. I. Bourne, (3.98; Lester Smith, (87.78; Chas. Blltch, (33.01; Gale Moulton, (00 00; Percy Haley, (94.00; L. J, Big ham, (93.00; H. O. Dooma, (97.75; Thos. Roseberry, (148.00; F. E. Jenk ins, (99.75: R. J. Rlnnbarger, (08.00; O. H. West, (1804; W. J. Burbldge. (88.00: R. N. Finney, (93 38; E. J. Hooper, (98.00: Jack Forttn, (9800; D. O. Modrell, 40B 00; Ed Btlllwell, (109.00; Harold Tolle, (83.67: C. L. Smith, 898.00; Chas. Dooms, 6113 75: L. B. McKlnnls. (99.76; W. L. Tolle, (88.16; R. D. Hlnes, (68.39; Harry Powell, (23.94; Donald Fredericks, (65.01) Clauds Wilson, (31.41: Rudy Welriman, (20.64: W. M. Tethrow. (97.60; Henry Meyer. (80.80: R. H, Heath, (03.81; L. Loeffler, (30.00; A, A. Walruff, (14.34; Jack McCarthy, n.3; j. h. cony. (17.94; Ralph Mer rltt. (80.80; Rudy Woldman. (50.22; John Smith, (7.17: Lester ThrocK worten. (08.00; R. B. Vincent, (9 58; Jack Btowell, (1.19; L. Wilson, (14.34:, O. R. Moore, (4J9: Jim Merritt, (00.76; Earl Jones, (70.75; Wm. Fox, (60.75; W. A. Reedy, (13.84: Otis Hill, (12.36; Lynl Hartman, (93.26: Earl Bryant. (52.87; wm. Edons. (55 26; Lester Hodson. (57.65; Walter. Ander. son, 42.39: Wesley Hartman. (73.28: Marshall Smith Leonard, (30.60; Rob-, ertson Hardware Co., (10.96; Aahland Lumber Co., (647.61; Charles R. Ry, 12UU.73: ju. is, uievennurg, (5500; Paclflo Tool Co., (13,65; Hubbard Brothers, (58.06; Llttrell Parts Co.,' (106.70; Knox Lumber Company, 4004.83. , . Summons For l'uhllrntlon In the Clroult Court of the Stat of Oregon for Jaokson County. Albert Glllce Miller, Plaintiff, vs. Rebecca Miller, Defendant. To REBECCA MILLER, til above named Defendnnt: In the Name of the State of Ore gon, You are hereby required and summoned to appear In the above en titled Court and oause and answer the Complaint of Plaintiff on tile herein against you, within four (4) weeks from the date of the first pub lication of this Summons, exoluslve of the first date of publication, and If you fall to so appear and answer said Complaint, or plead thereto, Plain tiff will apply to the Court for th relief prayed for In his Complaint on file In the above entitled Court and cause, a sucotnet statement of which relief prayed for la aa follows, to-wlti For a Decree of this Court that th bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between Plaintiff and Defendant be forever dissolved and held for naught, and for auch other and further relief as to this Court scema Just and equitable. Thla Summons Is published In th Medford Mall Tribune by order of th Honorable H. D. Norton, Judge of th abov entitled Court, made and en tored th 24th day of March, 1936. The date of the first publication 1 March 24th, 1036. O. H. BENGTSON, Attorney for plaintiff. 128 Cast Main St. . Medford, Oregon. Pear Market Yesterday NEW YORK, March 33.-(AP-USDA) Pear auction: Eighteen ears arrived, t California, 7 Oregon, 6 Washington unloaded; 11 on traok; by boat 6 Ar gentina. Orogon D'AnJous, (3,100 boea ex tra fancy, 41.45-2.80, average, 43.00; ,138 boxes fancy, (1.45-2.40, average, (1.01; 1,110 half cartons, ( 83-1.07, av erage, 4 94. Nellls, 781 boxes extra fancy. (1.30 S.10, average, (1.80; 930 boxes fancy, (1.80-1.95, average, (1.57. CHICAGO, March 33. (AP-USDA) Pear auction: Two cars . Oregon, , 1 Washington arrived; 1 on track. Oregon D'AnJous, 730 boxes extra fanoy, (1.85-3.00, average, (101. Jimmie Jingle Says: Plumb full of appetizing cheer Til enke -on dream about Is Mere. We bar every standard var iety of cake, and . what yon f- aont see, w make to order, Our cakes are wholesome food, good for kiddles And grown ups alike. 20S WKT fSi TIltWOM MAIN ST. C41(!J$J