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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD. OREGON. THURSDAY, MARCH 26. 1936. PAGE FIFTEEN USE .' Rend overy aa on this page Sou will probably tlnd exactly toe thing you have been looking for or a Ml" or trade tor unused ertlclea you may have. Search your attic or t ore-room you may nnd ( many things othera are seek- tog and be aole to realize Im 1 mediate cash. II what you ' want lent here, advertise tor ' It Tribune Claasltled ads are Inexpensive effectlvel RATES Per word first Insertion (Minimum 35c) Each additional Insertion, per word (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy changes "3! Phone 75 FOR WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Upper plate, false teeth. Re ward. Finder please leave them at Tribune office. LOST Bunch of keys In black key tainer. Fluder please call Mall Trib une, 75. LOST H dog lb missing, call 1516. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Middle-aged man fur steady ranch hand. Route No. 4, Box 42. Walter Wooldrldge. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Girl or woman for general housework, and assist with to children. Modern home. Board, room and $20 per month. Give aye, references and experience. Box 3243, Tribune. WANTED Experienced waitress. Box 1193. WANTED Girl to do housewark and assist with children. Call 1311-W MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Married coup.e, no chil dren; man to be good milker and understand feeding and caring f r cattle. Please state experience. Box 1363, Tribune. WANTED SITUATIONS LOCAL GARDENER Trustworthy, wishes work. Expert flowers, shrubs. "A. F. Mendocino. 307 Bessie St. WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To rent moderately priced 4 or 6 -room house. Box 3266 Mall Tribune, CATTLE TO PASTURE Jake Brown, Dark Hollow road. WANTED To buy fresh milk cow. Must be heavy milker. Call 514-K-3 between 6 and 7 p. m. AUTO Repairing, reasonable prices. Clement Auto Parts, 230 N. River side. . WANTED TO BUY Men's good used suits. Used Wardrobe Shop. 518 E Main. WANTED Springer cows and heif ers Ralph Wilson. Phone 1U-X-1. Central Point. WANTED WOOL MOHAIR Hirest caah prices for wool and mo hAlr, wool bags and fleece twine. If ETTWO H.ri H ARflAfN HOUSE rt No. Orane Phone UM3 JUNK WANTED Hlgneat market prices paid for metaia of all kind, rags, wool or cotun. Southern Ore Junk Co.. Stewart Are. between So. Holly and Oak dale. WANTED We Py cash for bouse hold goods, furniture and stoves We also buy metals, hides, pelts, wool and mo hair MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St- Paone '-062 FURNITURE upholstering, repairing, reflnlshing W E. Walker, phone 62B 207 N Peach. JUNK- -JUNK WANTED CASH PAID for inner tuoea, lo per lb up Rags cotton and wool, up to 5c per lb Scrap iron small or lanre Lou. also all other metals of all decriptions MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 97 No Ompe- Phone 1082 FOR RENT HOUSES rOR RENT Very nice 4-room fur nished house, Rec. K. Ideal Court, corner Myrtle and Taylor Sta. Geo. Iverson. FOR RENT 6-room modern bunga low, 19 Crater Lake Ave., 625. Tel. 697-R-2. FOR RENT Home at 608 South Oak dale, by April 1st. Phone 56. FOR RENi completely turn. Call at Dow Cafe. FOR RENT Homes furnished or unfurnished BROWN 6 WHITE FOR RENT Comfortable, attractive six-toom house, close In. Nerly painted. Lawn, shade trees, ahruo berv. large basement, garage. A fine home at moderate rent. See owner at 332 North Ivy street FUP RENT 3-room modern furn ar.ed house 31c So Peach FljR RENT ft room modern hoiiv firnished W H. Evernard, 1013 W !.h FOR RENT APARTMENT8 FOR RENT 6-room furnished apt.; private bath, hot water. 345 Apnle FURNISHED 9room apartm.nt. pri vate bath, hot and cold water lights, sleeping potch, garage Adult. 912 , Oakdsia, FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnuned apartmem. Blfl W. 10th. FOR RENT Small, turn apt. or laige sleeping room. 606 W. Main. FOR RENT Four large rooms and bath In beautiful Holly Apartments, completely furnished, except linen, electrlo refrigerator and range. Clean and comfortable. Aval la Die now. Second door north of Postof flce. See manager In rear. FOR RENT furn. apt. 313 8. Grape. Adults. FURNISHED Apt. for rent, 329 N. Ivy NICELY furnished apartment. Adults only. Call 005 west 10th. DUHELL Court Apt. 8. 929 N. Holly. FOR RENT 6 -room apt.. parti) fura Close in. Inquire 20 3. Pit FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Two furnished roams, 99 month. 330 Beatty. DESIRABLE rooms for light house keeping. 17 So. Peach. ATTRACTIVE rooms, 4U4 S. Grape. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS . FOR RENT 13 acres, Improved, or highway. McCurtain's Service 8ta 1 mile south of Talent. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE Modern 5 room home, 6 lots; berries and fruit trees. A. J- Gardner, 511 Hamilton. FOR SALE OR TRADE 12 acre river frontage near u rants rasa ior ford property, inquire 516 W. Jack son after 6 p. m. . WILL trade clear California home for clear Oregon property. Mane oi ler, wm. H. Oltman, 427 Fruit St. Santa Ana, Calif. - FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 7 acres fine Bear cr--ek bottom lana, near meaiora, on grv eled road, 1100, terms. Also 4-room house, bath, all furnished; good location. Only suou. Also Real bargain In 180-acre grain and dairy ranch. L. O. PICKJSLL, 304 E. Main. Phone 865. 46 ACRES, mostly line bottom soil, partly Irrigated with iree water house, barn and sheds, fine loca tion, 14500; terms like rent. Also Want the best suburban place that 900 cash will buy. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Phone 1496. FOR SALE Beautiful home. ea3t aide, three bed rooms, tub and shower bath, large lot. Just a fine comfortable, family home; reason able terms. ALSO Fine home on west side near 'schools, three bed rooms, sleeping porch, fine shade trees, large lawn, extra large lot; $2850.00; easy terms. ALSO SlJ acres, Kings Highway, good house, two bed rooms, sleeping porch, land In walnut and ftlbart trees; 62700.00; 10 down. H. O. WILSON 7 Chestnut St. Phone 1664 THIS WEEK ONLY 200 acres land .near Klamath Falls; 7 acres irri gated. 14 cattle, 1 saddle horse. Small house, good soil and mostly level. Price $1600, cash. A. F. Flow ers, corner lath and Front. A 'BEAUTIFUL ROOOE'?vr1'ROP ERTY, 406 acres. 1 mile river front age on fine fishing waters. 76 acres fine bottom land with free water right. This place priced at 636 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, grapes, nuts. Modern home, garage, poultry bouse, fine well and automatlo pressure sys tem. You need to Inspect this prop erty to appreciate the beauty of the setting, the fine construction, and the diversified fruits. BROWN & WHITE, Realtor, FOR SALE Federal Land Bank farms, small payments, low Interest rates. Bee L. J. Knox, secretary-treasurer, Medford N. F. L. A. WHEN you think of reaj estate think of BROWN a WHITE- HOUSES for .ale or reut Jackson County Bldg and uoan Asa'n. FOR SALtf by owner. 10 to 80-acre facta, irrigated Bear creek botfctm Und. H mile from Medford; excel lent for gardening. Phone 1624-L. Its EQUITY In Improved 7 acrea ad Joining Central Point. Large bouse, chicken houses and bam. Inquire Obert Hansen. Central Point. rw n.T.v Reautlful hiccma ores- .! : Deal igcau)u iu --". ' A. well located. Inquire; 304 Centra! Ave. So. AN ORCHARD BAROAIN acrea. 7 acrea D'AnJous, 6 acrea yr. old Bosc. 4 acre. 28 yr old MV4 Cornice, balance ranch In alfalfa Fine modern nome. Equipment with piaoa at 612 000 00 or oil) trade for Business bunding. CHARLES A WIND AGENCY INS Exclusive Agents Phone 778 109 B Msm FOR BALE POULTRY AND E003 RHODE ISLAND RED chicks ready March 30th. Mrs. Nahas. lane eff aecond curve of Buckshot Hill road ai:tralorp. Whit Leghorn and Barred Rock cockerels and laying pulleta: also Austra-Whiu batching egga. A. P. Jordan Talent. BOOTH STRAIN White Minorca iey- In. h.nt: also A. C. A. battetY HUllO Mrs. R. O. Hunsley, Rt. I, Central Point. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALI Hmhwsy store and filling station at Invoice. BROWN At WHITE. Realtors. FOR SALE Complete sawmill, or will sell separate two engines, boiler edget planer, cut-oft saw. M-in-n Inserted tooth saw and other mill part. Bargain if sold before April ISA, L. Johnston, Appltgat, Or. FOR SALE DOGS PETS ROLLER CANARIES 3 1 8 RlTerslde FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 100 weaner pigs. Tele phone 403-J-l. FOR SALE One Jersey cow, will freshen soon; 3 Jersey heifer calves. Theodore Rein. Crater Lake Hwy , 4 miles north of Eagle Point. MILK COW and work horse. Jordan, Talent. A. P. FOR SALE Coming 3 year old Bel gian stallion. Ear hart Ranch. FOR SALE 4 (juernsey, second can. Gentle and good milker. $75 cash Phone 755. FOR SALE Milking Shorthorns. A few choice buh calves: also one two-year old bull. Kir Hand Farm. Central Point. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR BALE '31 Chevrolet coach; oer- fect condition, inquire 10 eo. neu tral. FOR SALE Durant 4 sedan, the best buy In town. See Love, au7 o. River side. FOR SALE; 1929 Chevrolet coupe priced 100.00. Tel. 610-J-l. Call eve nings after n:uo ocioca. FOR 8 ALL Essex coach only 11.000 miles. Good condition, inquire w S Fir. upstairs. GOOD USED CARS Lowest Prices in Medford. 1P35 Plymouth DeLuxa Coupe, tike new. 1934 Plymouth Sedan. . . 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe, W34 Chrysier Airflow Sedan. 1930 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan. 1934 Dodge Coupe. 132 Plymouth coupe. i950 Ford Sedan. 1934 Ford Pickup ltiSO Dodge Sr. Sedan. 4 speeds. Also a number of other models. We have a number of Real Cheap Cars. Used car Lot, north corner 6th and Bartiett. LANGE MOTORS. INC. KB N. Riverside. Tel. 18 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Easy washer, dryer type; Phltco radio console, cash. 616 N Central. THE PRECISION SHOP, 419 E. Main St. a Strad. model made In 1816; excellent condition. Quick tale at (35. FOR 8 ALE Cheap for cash, amuuga pots, and lighters, prop hook, disc Graham-Dodge truck, Fordson trac tor. Tel. 8-F-ll. Talent. FOR SALE Bowlus Road Chief house trailer. A sacrifice. At Associated Sta. near s. O. S. Packing House. 3 STAMP MILL complete with power. Trade lor car or equity in one. see Carkln at used car dept. PIERCE ALLEN MOTOR CO. FOR SALE Water lilies, 3So each. Phone 14-F-aa. FOR SALE Factory made, collapsible DUBt, weignb la lus. ruuu, iirtr iw. FOR SALE Baby bed In good con dltlon 730 Dakota Ave. rYPEWHi lErt-Bierma 116 N Cen tral Pbnne iWI FOR SAiJB Baled alfaifa 614.00 ton Monarch Seed Oo. FOR SALE oeneral Electrlo re frigerator In good condition. For particulars call Jacksonville, 43. FOR SAL Ground alfalfa hay. aia.BO per ton, Helen Herbert, mn crest road. FOh SALE Kanota oats and Hen ohen barley C. F. Nledermerex 6J3-J-1. HAi FOR SALE Grain or alfalfa Gore Ranch. Jacksonville highway FOR SALE God Newtown apples at oheap prices. Inquire Sgobel & Day Packing Rouse South PU St FOR SM.B. Baieo oat bay ground alfalfa ana sat nay loose alfalfa hay O A DeVoe. Phone 628 -J -2 PEP.MANIMT8 61.60 and up. Pre- vt's. 236 So Oakdale. phone 727 MISCELLANEOUS FREEI STOMACH ULCERS, OAS PAINS, INDIGESTION relieved quick. Get lree sample doctor's prescription, Udga, at Westorn Thrift Store. LAOOS BONEPART. registered gray Percheron stallion will make the season In Rogue River Valley at Ruck on Applegate and part time at my ranch In 2oker Butte section. 3 miles N. E. Medford. Route No. 4, Box 42. Walter Wooldrldge. STALLION Reglatered Belgian, dark bay, ton horse. Will stand. W. W Lartre, Williams, Ore. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts. JACKSDN COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts .1 Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System In Jackson County MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. AM trace of rttia. Rooms t and 6. No. 62 North Central Ave., upstairs Money to Lend MONEY LOANED 650 to 63O0 for personal or houaehoid purposes un House Furnisl.lngs or Autos; also Cars Refinanced Loans closed within SO minute License No 6 137 nee W E Thomas. 49 So Cen- frul Transiet. KKt,NKJNO TTU-N3r-EH CO. Long 4tarice hauling Furnlturs. oatt'.e. anything III N Fir Phone 1033 O htuart. tALW TRANSFER At STORAGE CO. Offlc 1016 No Central Phone 116 Price right Serrlo guaranteed TRUCKING AND STORAOf - Locaj and lon distance hauling furnl lure moving. tc Reaaonso; rate rel 63b F B aamsun Co IAWLF1 rRANWFTK - Eprt pack ers .no movers Spt ') livestock moving equipment Prkes right. 619 Nona Riverside. Fhorw 616. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Lor.g Distance Moving LA ROB VAN serving Call!., Oreg and Wash poluts. semi-monthly trip Fully insured Martin Bros. 701 3 6th St , Grant Pass, fel 146-J. Painting and Paperhanclng. COMMERCIAL & HOUSE PAINTING, Tinting & Paperl.anglng. Harry Marx, phone 14-F-4, Route 1, Box 440. COMMERCIAL SPRAYING COMMERCIAL spraying. Phone 258-M. McGonsgle, LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Final Settlement. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, in and for the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of John Barneburg, deceased. Notice Is hereby given, that the unuerslgned has filed her First and Final Account as executrix of t'.ie Estate of John Barneburg, deceased In the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, and that said Court haa appointed Friday, tue 3rd day ol April, 1936, at the hour of ten o'cloox In the forenoon of aald day a the time, and the court room of aald County Court in the courthouse in the City of Medford, Oregon, as the plar for hearing objections to said First and Final Account, the settle me nt thereof, and the distribution of said estate. All persons interested are hereby notified to appear at aald Urn and place and show cause, If any there be, why said First and Final Account should not oe approved by the Court, said estate be decreed to be fully set tlea a decree made' for the distribu tion of said estate to the person en titled thereto, and aald executrix dis charged from her aald trust. Dated nd first published March 5th, 1936. NETTIE A BARNEBURG, Executrix of the Estate 1 John Barneburg, deceased. Notice to Creditors. Notice la hereby given that the undersigned haa been appointed by the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, executor of the estate of Florence N. Jday, deceased. All per sons having clalma against said es tate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified to the execu tor, uon R. ncwoury, at nis oiiice. Rojm 310. Unltedtates National Bank Bu'jdlng, Medford, Oregon, on or be- fot-p six months from the date of this notice. Dated and ftfest published Maroh 12th, 1036. DON R. NEWBURY. Executor of the estate of Florence N. May, deceased. NO. 109-304 PUBLIC SALE OF HEAL ESTATE NOTICE AND CALL FOR BIDS TO ALL PERSONS WHO MAY BE CONCERNED: NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN that the undersigned, the Corporation Commissioner of the State of Ore- gon and Statutory Receiver for the UNION SAVINGS 6C LUAN ASSOCIA' TION, of Portland, In liquidation, Is about to sell to the highest responsi ble bidder for cash, the following described real property located In Jackson County, Oregon, to-wlt: Lots Three (3) and Four (4) of the CORA L, KNIGHT SUB DIVISION of the Page Property In the City of Medford, at 6-11 South Riverside Avenue, conditional upon the approval of the circuit court or the state or oregou for Multnomah County, pursuant to reution no. 181 now on xue and pending therein In that certain pro ceeding entitled In the Matter of the Liquidation of the UNION SAVINGS 6E LOAN ASSOCIATION, NO. 109-304; NOTICE IS FURTHER OIVEN that offers for the purchase of said real property will be received bv the un derslgned at his office at 321 Corbett Bunding, Portland!. until 8:00 o'clock P. M., the 4th dar of April, 1938. at which time all bids received will be opened. Offers must be In writing, enclosed in sealed envelopes and ad' dressed to the Corporation Commis sioner. The Commissioner reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Cer tified check In the sum of not less than 20 of the bid must accompany Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Writer 7. Humbled 13. Ascended It. Placs of worship U. Liquid measure 16. Jogging gait II. Utilise IB. Competent 20. B. the matter with 21. Reared SI. A million nil. lion 26. Type measures 31 Ruhbsr lr.. 19 Lift II Drives away It.' Flowering dogwood It. Uak. reparation 16. S?a engl 17. Previous aton IS. Bouquet II. Fall to strike II Ignited 14. Heroine of "l.ohengrlDH II. Buntle I. Medltat . 10. Metal fastener Solution of Saturday's Punlg an II. styled It. Pertaining t frogs 16. Ancient Jswlsh a.cetlo 16. Oaita DOWN L Traditional tal ALlAlglYglAMPffTH 0 T H O Pk T5 rf j!BE U L g P H E A SA Nffjgj STeIA L ED H 5 TgJN MP IMS i 'tM A L PjjgjE flALSlN E L L k 1 SgMSAK . ST 1 1 0 a b QEsji HE o MMF F- 5TT SICEIR N5 gCgjB $ Sig -1 iU S S tTTDP Q lISJS A NT 1 N L A ( wWI A L SWL N E I ld nh o i ll-jl ? A3 '" 13 m 73 1'J '7 li llllllll MMMr 23 ZF il 33 IF Ts H!l 40 111 M 1 1 r I 1 1 1 1 the offer, to be forfeited In the event the offer is accepted and the bidder j la unable to fulfill lta terms. Thi successful bidder must deposit the full amount of bid In cash within five days from date of confirmation by the Court, whereupon receiver's deed will be delivered conveying said prop erty free and clear of taxes and othrr lawful assessments. Interested pros pective bidders may obtain Informa tion from the receiver at the above address as to the title and other de tails In order to enable them to pre pare their bids, but no guarantee will be made as to the accuracy thereof. No bid or offer will be accepted for less than as, 000 00 cash gross, or that la presented after sealed bids have been opened; or that does not con form to the terms and conditions above aet forth. No bid or offer will be accepted from a bidder who can not make a satisfactory showing o: financial responsibility or whose of fer Is made to the Commissioner or to the Court after confirmation of sale to another has been recommended. This notice Is published on Thurs day, March 19th; Thursday, Marcn 26th, and Thursday. April 2nd, 1936. In the Medford Mall Tribune of Mod ford, Oregon, pursuant to the order of the Hon. Louis P. Hewitt, a Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Multnomah County, made and entered on the 14th day of March, 1936. (SIGNED) : CHARLES H- CAREY, Corporation Commissioner of the State of Oregon and Statutory Receiver of 'the' Union Savings & Loan As sociation. Prospect PROSPECT, March 26. (Spl.) Friday, the 13th, Mrs. Heston Grieve. Mrs. Everett Fredericks, Mrs. Katie Grieve, Mrs. R. T. Haines, Mrs. Earl Ulrlch, Mrs. Floyd Kelley and Mrs Elmer Clemens were luncheon guests of Mrs. Ray Zobel at the Community hospital In Medford. Mrs. Zobel and Infant son returned home with them. Mrs. Frank Manning was a medical patient last week at the Sacred Heart hospital In Medford. She Is now con valesclng at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. Ludo Grieve. Mrs. Jeff Rlchey, Mrs. Charlea Man. nlng and Mrs. Ous Dltsworth attend ed the Grange home economics meet ing at Mrs. Ohrt's, March 17. Frank Frame haa moved Into Mrs. Hope Clarke's cabin and la working in the wooda for Waldo Nye. Mrs. Charley of Medford Is the house guest of her daughter, Mrs. Earl Ulrlch, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Nye are recov. ertng from a aevere attack of the flu Mra. Paul Robertson spent several days last week at the bedside of her stepmother, Mrs. Chlldreth, at Eagle Point, who passed away after a long Ulnesa. Sylvia Camp spent the week-end with Mra. Katie Grieve helping her with her housework. There was six lnchea of snow on the ground Tuesday morning which put a temporary atop to an nun op' eratlons. David Neville la making a aubstan tlal addition to his house. Rube Moore la building a new gar age and making over his woodshed. Brownsboro BROWNSBORO, March 26. (Bpl.) Donald Jorgenson of Columbus, Moo: la a guest at the noma of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones of Sams Valley were guests at the Glass home last Sunday. Helen Brown entertained with party at her home last Thursday evening. In honor of Miss Dorothy MUllkan of ' Eugene, who haa been visiting here with her sister, Miss Lu cllle. who teaches the Little Butte school. Cross-Word .Puzzle IL Otherwla It. Act 17. Vsxt eolloq, II. Wild hog II. Regulation It, lubtls ear- easm II. Historical period 19. Encountered 17. Those who aland surety 16. Witness 11 Tree II Son of Beth 34. Mouth, of volcanoea . II. Shield or protsctlon il. Barns 10. Medicinal herb 41. Companion 42. Roman dat 41. Animal's haunt tl. Mathematical function 4T. Malt liquors 4t. Chess plftrss 13 MrieK 16. Preposition el plsce 5. Infant's bed I. Rivulet 4. Small Island 6. Eilat I Ner.sittat.l T. Coral Island I. Wager t. Horning: abbr. 16. Rejecting dlsdslnfully Earl Tucker. of Merrill waa Ttslting with old friends here Saturday. His mother, Mrs. Ed Tucker, who has been visiting at Merrill for a couple of eeks, returned home with, him. A surprise party was given H. W Wright In honor of his birthday, Sat urday night. The evening was spent with cards, singing and dancing. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Culbertson and BUI Swatm. The Earl Yorten family attended a Golden Rain byJjargaret Chapter On DARK YOUNQ MAN H "HE dark young man in the rough handsome aw I overcoat moved in his seat. He did not like i . the girl sitting across from him. She re w IV minded him too much of a girl he never V'r .; cnr se?t She even had tne same bright maroon nails. Then he gave an impatient shrug. If he Was going to be annoyed every time a girl like that made a gesture of inter est in him, he would have an irritating life. She was pattern, that was all; insolent high-voiced overgroomed pattern; dozens of her on every stage. averyt train, every placa you put your foot into. After all. what she had said was simple enough as he picked up her sliding magazine: "Going through to New York, aren't you? Saw your ticket. So am V He had never seen her before: be never saw her again. But ber reminding voice, her reminding quick vermilion mouth, her down dipping tiny black hat with a prow thing up one side were enough. "No. I have a stop-over at Broad Street Station." He said shortly. "Of course we have to change there," said the painted mouth, laughing provocatively at him. "Here, take my things." e4 4 . "Tho lSeh I will," was what u. said within himself. Aloud, only, "Sorry . . . changing at West Phila delphia." ' And strode out ot the car Just In time; stepping unto another train that went he did not know where. Or care. This bad no expensively pattorned girls on board. A half-deserted day coach. He glanced out the window, a little elated. Then It struck him that all his life he had wanted to get on a train that went he dldn'l know where, and get out at th and of the line. . . . There were' budding leaves, small woodlands. II was going through a pretty enough spring landscape. "There's Just one humsn being In the world now that 1 believe In any more," he thought bitterly. And that Isn't a girl." Then he knew this sounded silly. He hsdn't had enough trouble, per haps, to know how to take It with a sense of proportion. But b bad bellevivWn tbe girl like the one on the P ifTVirr. He bad believed In veryllJjLJ, bjL'act. In honor, In un selfish im m (Ton, In a lot of things. I'reivV' aiil to have Just stopped bellovlntAp Santa Clans. He got Slut, for it was growing to the edge of dark: be Jerked his two suit cases down. Through with that sort of thing, too porters kneeling all round you, being wslted on bsnd and foot. Her was a small town. Everybody In the books yon read said that small towns were mean ... No pretotisa, at least It took him out of his angry rev erie to find that th town's one hotel was on the main atrest, a Main , Street whose cobbles and motor cars snd trolleys msnaged a oolse as unbearable as sny New York uohes. "I think I know what yon wsnt," aid (he nul ;lkceicr's wife, placidly friendly. "A flac X))r lt c? , i&ijji' Thsy walked en In silence birthday dinner at th home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Maxfleld last Sunday. Mrs. Hill from Merrill Is vlsltlnj with her friend, Mrs. Craig. Lola and Billy Wright attended "Mid-Summer Nsght's Dream" In Med ford Thursday. Mrs. w. M. Hansen, who was oper ated on for appendicitis at the Com munity hospital last Friday, is recov ering nicely. Paper Prorlta Decline. PORTLAND. March 26. lPI Th Cyiddemer again wanted to nave anytmng to ao wren. The same slim hairline eyebrows, the same curved mascara-lengthened lashes, the same perfect grooming of her thin egg shaped face and head and body, as if some gigantic nursemaid had just dressed her, doll-fasriion, and dropped her in the parlor- be quiet and get your nerves rested up. Yon wouldn't mind It there wasn't so much to see " . She gated at the window's vista of small-town activity with pride. 'I tell you what. Miss Ella Lannlng waa saying she'd like a boarder. I guess she'd be glad of the money they had a death In the family and you know what funeral expenses are." HE wanted a walk. They arranged It; he would leavo bis suit cases at the hotel; If be liked the Un iting place he would telephone and have them sent over later. She was all enthusiasm and buitle. He wished ha hadn't started any j.y .rf ot this, It was a nuisance. Better to have gone on to Now York In spite of the girl In the pattern. There were ten thousand girls In the pat tern. "Qrsndln Lane, then turn," aald the landlady, smiling under her nest, too wavy bob. Iris Lannlng dropped down, sud denly tired. In th spring twilight, on the courthouse steps. The labur num boughs her aunt had sent ber for were heavier than she bad thought they would be. She had gathered them In a burst of delight at their dripping "golden raia" and walked perhaps a half mile toward home. Aunt Ella, with her everlast ing adoration of Daddy's memory , . . Her own thoughts shamed her. She'd sdored Daddy, too: but she and Uncle Will were alive. Tbey bad their' rights. An sfternoon's work, Just so that flowering bougba could be set round the studio walls, as they had been when be was alii. Uncle Will, still lame from the ac cident that bad killed Daddy, ail alone while Aunt Ella did the house work, and she carrying boughs bomel , , . It wasn't only the afternoon out doors that shewas brooding over. Everything. Everything from heavy shabby shoes to the place-cards at home unpalnted tor the Friday bridge. Th angry girl looked down at the passing sullen man; their eyes caught with Interest Each wss new to the other. What Morgan Black law was a girl more Ilk a pax from a medi eval picture book than a modern girl; g sharply-cut Intense face of flushed Ivory, with Hps that needed no scsrleti framed strsngely In an old-fashioned wsy with thick brown hair cut across her forehesd and across bar neck, flsrlng out In a straight buih. Hi l9 lU i9.it. ferojfi down St. Helen Pulp and Paper company earned a net profit of 1166.826 In 1036, equal to 76 cent a share. In 1364 the company earned 6240.187. Cur rent asset touted 1963,002 and lia bilities 6336,666. Be correctly corseted in . an Artist Model by Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann. LAWNMOWERS sharpened. Wa call for and deliver. 33 N. Fir St. SIMA BRuS. Phone 261. on th stons step was dressed In i brown thing, shorter and itralgtatei than the fashion. An allure of angry naming charm radiated from her She might have been, be thought fifteen. No pattern here, this child In a temper with life! , Can you tell me the way to Oran- din Lane?" he asked her. Her face flashed Into unexpected bright courtesy. "I'm going that way, I'll show yon." She rose all In one lithe movement, and cams down to him. " What the saw as he took over her burden end walked on beside ber was a man of perhaps twenty-eight, with a strong harshly-cut face, heavy black hair, a tall loose rangy body. He was dressed Jiore care lessly yet better than the town boys she knew. She liked his voice, the beautiful depth and sure Intonations as he spoke. THEY went on In silence for ten minutes, perhaps. Finally, as they passed from an old street of strag gling big old houses to a long nar rowing tree-set lane, he spoke curi ously. . "What are tb boughs tor?" She spoke ourtly. "My aunt wants them." I "Devoted niece!" Iris answered him with the con fessional Indiscretion one gives stranger In certain desperate mood. "Sometimes 1 feel as It poor llttls Aunt Ella belongs In an Ibsen play. She revolved round my father and adored him; It b wanted anything on earth, the world stopped till be had IL Now he's dead all she thinks about Is his memory. He used to Ilk flowering boughs around his studio walls." Her tolce softened as she ended. He was wonderful!" she said. "Bui I feel sometimes as It I lived In memorial ohapel." He looked at her more closely. The note ot Innocent honesty In hst clear slow voice softer and ilowei than voices he knew was convinc ing. But he'd mixed np frankness and honesty once too often: off. handedness and sincerity. There Isn't any Santa Claus, yon Idlotl . . , But he went on, half in Idleness, questioning her. After all, she hsdn't had to show blm the road. "Do you dress In that picturesque way as part of th memorial?" Ha drew fir, though he bad spoken half In admltMlon. "Yes, 1 do. 1 hat U It It's bad enough so that a passing stranger Is Intrusive enough to comment on It, It's pretty bsd; but that doesn't excuse you. It's rude to comment on what people can't help." The idea that there was anything that a msn mightn't comment on to a girl, strauger or no, waa new to Morgan. What a queer child, with ber old-fasbloned words and Ideals! But he tried to make amends. "Sorry. Why can't yon help it?" "No money," Iris said sharply. "Money. Money's the worst thing In th world!" She laughed suddenly, with I child's unexpected gayety. "Olv m tn cbanc to try Itt It's th lack ot It that's th root of all my evils!" ' "No, It Isn't H spok as sh bad. freely, secur In th knowlodg that they would not meet agsln. 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