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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFOTRD, OREHOX MONDAY; APRIL 25. 1038 PAGE SEVEN Read every ad on this page Vou will probably find exactly Che things you have been look, Ing tor or a sale or trade (or unused articles you may have Search your attic or store-room you may find many things others are seeking and be able to realize Immediate cash. It what you want Isn't here, ad vertlse for It Tribune ClassU fled Ads are Inexpensive effective) Per word, first insertion 3c (Minimum 2.1c) Bach additional Insertion, per word lc (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy change . ..$1.25 Or money order must ac company all mail order classified ads. ' LOST AND FOUND XjOST Personal notebook of value to no one nut owner, proouoiy neai postofflce. Finder please return to Mall Tribune office. j joSTTf dog missing, call 1616. SALESMAN WANTED jt- - miKTpn rat.fsman New and used car salesman. Must bo a worker. Claycomh Motor Co.. Ashland. Ore, j WANTED FEMALE HELP j WANTED Companion and house- j keeper for eiaeny .aay. uihu household duties. Phone 720-W. WANTED Experienced girl for gen eral housework and care of one child. References Box 4871, Mall Tribune. WANTED Housekeeper. Must be good cook. 611 W. 10th. WANTED Girl over 20 or woman to assist with housework. Must be ahle to cook. Phone 510-J-2. WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED fir grader and tally man desires employment. Aivin McQuigg, P. O. Box 366, Central Point. EXPERIENCED poultryman, orchard ist wants steady Job. Will do any farm work, go anywhere. B. F. Murray, Springfield, Ore. YOUNG married man wants iteady dairy or farm work. Box 4741, Mall Tribune. WANTED Care ior patient in home of registered or graduate nurse. Box 4716, Tribune. EXPERIENCED middle - aged woman wants any kind or work. Can vuke full charge of home. Nursing or act as companion to an elderly person Write or call at 623 East K St.. Grants Pass, Ore. GOOD COOK wants work In adult family. Can give references. Phone 1)58-R. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Placer claims for cash. Give description and lowest price. Box 4884, Tribune. WANT TO BUY 400 feet 2 or 3-inch used iron pipe. Must be in A-l shape. W. 6. Darby, Eagle Point. Ore. UPHOLSTERING and repairing. Tel. 969-R. Thlbault. . WANTED Labor for rent or furni ture. 200 w. Jackson. WANTED Young man to share apartment, close to business cen ter. Box 4847, Tribune. IF SEEKING capital, write J. L. Don ahue, 141 Broadway, New York. WANTED To rent rooming house. References. Write BW., 369 Har gadlne, Ashland, Ore.' WANTED Ground floor apartment, close In. Phone 15G6-L. 1 WELl DRILLING $1.50 per ft. first 50 ft., etc. J. M. Dodge. 510 King. WANTED Children to care for In my home. 330 Sunrise Ave. VALLEY LAND3CAPERS Lawns cared for Expert landscaping advice. Moderate charges. Tel. 15. " ATTENTION MINING CLAIM OWNERS Two experienced miners wish to work assessments on lode or placer References. Box 4447, rrlbune. . CAWNMOWERS sharpened and re paired Called for and delivered ( Joe J. Jones. 32 N Grape Ie 369 " W OO L15oHA IR - HIDES And Pel ta See us oef ore vou sell MEDFOKD BARGAIN HOUSE 27 N Grape St Ph me 1062 WK P MUKfc ( ASH Foi voui furniture IIOUIH 0( K A AMHiKWS 6th and Front Phone 547 WANTED Laundry also Mrs Huson 1 Jo curtains Tel IM.vU WANTED Dead and worthies? ani mals removed free o( cliartre Phone 17fi9 i reverse chirpes) Southern Oregon By-Products Oo WANTED - Unfurnuheo or partly furnished nous o flHt v ryantoms oil n jtrculating nest Must De nuKi-m ina oKi neiehrirtinod. up to 4U Bo 1672 rrlbune WAN I ED Voui watch no el- re-1 pvnntf nunrniitwi Reasonani pnevs c E Myers 110 N Central . - - . .. .... Wan 1 ED ro BUY -real oeet and dain cattle Phone 437-B C C t Hoover & Son HKiHF.si PRICES PAID for 8sttrtea Radiator. i'im!n jm flrin Cop MEDMmiJ BARGAIN rtiL.Et N. Oit-w au Phone 1063. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 5-room modern house, partly furnished. 614 South Cen tral. See Wm. Olson, Rt. 1, Box 311. FOR RENT 6-room home, partly furnished; hardwood floors, oil heater, fireplace, paved street, cIob-i In, $40 per month, water paid. 'Box 4743. Tribune. SMALL furnished house. 134 8. Ivy. FOR RENT 8 -room unfurnished house, 124 Vancouver. Three-room unfurnished apt. Call 336 South Riverside. FOR RENT May 1. duplex, furnished or unfurnished; ground floor. 346 So. Riverside, FOR RENT Purnlshec house. Ever ette Court. West 11th St. Adults only Phone 238 FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED 1 And 2 -room apts. ill Genesee. FOR RENT Apartment; take some part-time labor It desired. 200 W. Jackson. SMALL FURNISHED APT. Hot water, private bath: close In. Adults only. 305 East Jackson. FURNISHED APTS. 616 N. Central. FOR RENT Two-room apartment. 444 So. Fir. FURNISHED 3 -room apartment heated. 229 N. Ivy. APTS. for rent. OeBauer Apts. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS ROOM for 1 or 2 ladles. St. FOR RENT Sleeping room with pri vate sitting room. 706 So. Oakdale. ROOM for 2. 133 N. Oakdale. BEDROOM for gentleman. Garage If desired. 528 w. inn. VERY ATTRACTIVE air conditioned room for gentleman. 504 Penn sylvania. FOR RENT Pleasant, heated room for employed lady. Cooking priv ileges If desired. Phono 1117 or call 613 S. Central after 6. tf ROOM available at Girls' Community club. May 1. Apply In person, 229 No. Bartlett. FOR RENT Nice sleeping room and garage. Phone 224-X. PLEASANT sleeping room for gentle man at 105 Geneva. FOR RENT Hea tea furnished room 714 West 10th Phone 1656-Y ATTRACTIVE rooma 404 a Orape FOR RENT BOARD-ROOMS PLEASANT rooms with meals If de sired, nt 716 E Main. FOR KENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 40 acres, $10 a month, Inquire 4 Corner Station, Midway road. FOR RENT Store on Front St. Hotel Allen. FOR RENT Good garage, 619 South Riverside. PASTURE TO RENT O. V. Myers. Tel. 258-J. FOR LEASE Small service garage with or without equipment. In quire 1704 No. Riverside. FOR RENT 225 acres in cultivation, several hundred acres pasture. 223 North Riverside. Phone 612. FOR RENT 2 store rooms steam heated office room See Al Llttrell or Rolnnrt Hubbard Phone 237 FOR EXCHANGE MISCELLANEOUS SELL OR TRADE for hogs. 24 Hansen strain year-old pc tilts, laying. Box 75, Route 4. Smith. EXCHANGE I have a good Johnson outboard twin: will exchange for good single. Flynn Electric. Paone 107. FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE Unincumbered farm near Medford. for city property 223 North Riverside. Phone 612 FOR SALE POULTRY POULTS FOR SALE Orders taken now for next month's delivery. Hamilton's Rogue River Turkey Ranch. Phone 522-J, P. O. Box 291. Grants Pass, Ore. RFD FRYERS 50c each Carley Farm FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE: A-l family Jersey cow and heifer calf. Mrs. Geo. Webb, phone 774-R-3. FOR SALE Chean. Cows, some fresh J. W. Cates, Valley View. FOR SALE 13 nead milk cows, reg istered Guernsey bull, 9 head year line heifers, 2 head 3-year-olds, 6 calves, team i500-lb. mules, horse and saddle, some equipment and 60 laying hens. F. V. Cook, Eagle Point. FOR SALE) One good work horw Will trade Guernsey heifer for Jer- wv hull Enrl Croft Gold Hll!. Rt 1. FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Boston bull pupa and oil burner stove. Mrs. M. A. BotU. Butte Falls road. Box 11. REASONABLY P R I C EDpedTgreed Cocker Spaniel pups. Turn left at stzn on Jacksonville Highway. V D Chnmtyrln. FOR SALE - REAL ESTATE 4 ACRES garden land; modern plas tered house: cio.e in. Banraln at 2375; terms, free A. F. Flowers, corner 12th and Front. FOR RALE Attractive stucso horn" . reilinc. Iir?plaee. enclosed bark t yard on Park Ave. Inquire 618 j gQ oakdaie. . .see Charles A Wing Agency, tno. to out your home 'HF7u7hTnli it VtaT" think HftmVN A'HIIF ' FOR SALE Furnished home, 423 9 Ivy. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE SMALL RANCH 20 Acres, located only mile from school, free Bear creek soil, some irrigation, altalfa and grain. Ex ceptional value at $2500 with only $800 down, terms on balance, ALSO 4 -Bedroom plasteied home, located on good paved street. All assess ments paid. Priced right at J100 with only 9210 down and balance like rent. ALSO Several other medium priced homes with only 10 percent down and balance like rent. CHARLES A WINQ AGENCY. INC. 109 E. Main. Phone 728. 5 ACRES, planted In clover: nice modern little home, barn, chicken house, garage and woodshed, nlc? . shade trees, some fruit; walking distance from town and high school. A dandy buy, $2500. ALSO Service station on main highway: lots of room ior cottages. Priced $750. Can give some terms. ALSO Some good buys In dairy and stock ranches. FOWLER REALTY CO. 44 N. Riverside. Phone 653 or 1147-R. FOR SALE Lot 50x100, West Main St. All improvements in and paid for; $475 cash. Sse Walt Olmscheld. 222 W. Jackson St. FOR SALE Summer home at Shady Cove: 3 large rooms, fireplace, elec tric lights, water, shower, toilet, partly furnished. 3 lots. Priced to sell. Call 1049 or 203 or see M. M. Snider, owner. FOR SALE 2 acres, house on both acres. Reasonable. Call at Calhoun Ranch, 1 mile S W. of Phoenix. FOR SALE 4 -room plastered house; bath and cement foundation: on graveled street; located on North Court near Mill; $1,100, $300 down, balance $16 month. Also 4 Acres adjoining city: irrigated: 4-room modern house, outbuildings. 1 acre In walnuts; $3,000. See L. G. Plckell, 16 So. Barrett. FOR SALE Klamath Falls Income property; 7-room house, 3 cabin, good condition, close In, all rented; $6,500. 1-3 down. Income will take care of monthly payments. Write I Mrs. King. Rex Arms, Kiamatn Fans. FOR SALE Equity in home, no as sessments, $175; $100 down, balance 3 months to pay. 726 Aider. HOUSES FOR SALS in Medford and surrounding towns. Easy terms Jackson County Federal Saving Loan Association FOR SALE Modern 4-room house garage. 9 King St. SMALL or LARGE acreage tracts near Medford for sale with smalt pay ment down. 223 North Riverside Phone 613. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS For Information inquire of Warren Patterson. Secretary at the National Farm Loan Office. 202 Liberty Bldg Tel 1149 Or C. A. Barnes, 167 E 8th. Eugene. Ore. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1932 PONTIAC 2-door sedan, air cushion wheels, good paint In A-l condition, $235. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Dealers. weareTtellin YOU Our Used Cars and Trucks are re conditioned and priced to sell. Come In today and compare them. Easy terms arranged. AJso a NOVA HOIST for sale. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. FOR SALE '29 model A Ford coupe, or trade for livestock. East end Maple St., Central Point. A. C. Smith. FOR SALE OR TRADE Ton 192b Chevrolet truck. Licensed. Will take good cow. Clarence Arnold, Trail, Ore. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Special R. &.G. Guaranteed Cars. 1938 Ford 2-door Sedan. $465 1935 Chevrolet 2-door Sedan $445 1935 Ford 4-door DeLuxe Sedan- $445 1934 Ford Coupe ... $365 1932 Plymouth Sedan 295 1931 Ford Coupe $195 1930 Chevrolet Coupe $105 C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department. 6th and Bartlett. FOR SALE 1029 model A roadster. 95. H. C. Wltham, 8th and River side. FOR SALE 1033 Plymouth sedan by owner; new paint, new rubber, me chanically good: su5. terms. H. C Wltham. Witham Magneto As Parts Co., 8th and Riverside. FOR SALE 1933 Chevrolet dump truck, completely overhauled, good rubber. $375. Terms to suit. Phone 116-J-2 after 6 p. m. FOR SALE Reo screen-side truck; running order; 6- tires. Full price 640. Apply 417 E Main. cTE GATES AUTC CO. Special R. Az G. Guaranteed Cars. 1937 Chevrolet Coupe -1695 1937 Ford 60 3-door bedan 675 1937 Ford 85 3-door Sedan 696 1936 Ford 2-door Sedan 465 1935 Ford 4-door Sedan 3t5 1932 Plymouth 4-door Sedan ?95 1934 Chevrolet Sedan - . 445 1934 Ford Coupe . .. 365 K36 Ford Pickup 475 1935 Graham Coupe 475 C. E GATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department. 6th and Bartlett. LANCE'S LOW PRICED USED CARS Terms as Low as $16 down and 62.50 per week. 1928 Chevrolet 2-door sedan 70 1929 Chrysler coupe , 1929 Chrysler 65 sedan..- 1930 Plymouth coupe 1929 Ponttae coupe 1929 Ford Tudor 1929 Chrysler sport roadster. 1930 LVSoto roadster These are just a few of the Real Cheap Cara we have. Also a full stork of Hlgh-Grade Used Cara in '35. '36. and '37 models. LANGE'S USED CAR LOT 25 South Rlvr!d. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS RADIO '38 moaei wholesale must ell. 339 North Ivy, Apt. 6. FOR SALE Larqe commercial else G. E. refrigerator. Allen Hotel. FOR SALE Fishing boats, read.. made or made to order. Boyd Mc f lung, Rogue Elver, On FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FEED WHEAT, and LISTEN! A real dairy feed at -ibout price of ground oats. Davis Feed Store, 127 North Riverside, FOR SALE 3 oil brooders. Chaa. Clngcado, Route 3, Medlord. NU-BONE Foundation Garments, ex pressly designed for every figure. Elizabeth C. Hartley, Corsctiere. Phone 1528-Y. FOR SALE 6 cu. ft. O. E. refriger ator, 6 months old. 836 East Mala. Phone 419-W. FOR SALE Good barley hay. Fred Barneburg, Rt. 4, Box 168. FOR SALE Bear creek loam. Seed free. Phone 498-J. FOR SALE Power machine for wood saw. H. U. Walters, 1 mile east of Beagle. FOR SALE McCaskey cash register and adding machine combined, A-l condition. Used 6 months. Clar ence Arnold, Trail. Ore, GOOD used washers and radios: bar gain prices; and Haywood-Wakeflf id 4-pieco wicker set. perfect condi tion; cheap. Pick's Hardware. FOR SALE Used welding torch and truck, $35. 109 East 8lh. HOUSE TRAILER for sale. Inquire J. Sattler. l'i miles west Phoenix, Rt. 4, Box 320. ONE i-yard gaa ahovel. with extra dragline boom, a 2-speed phovel with power on both tracks and full swing, for sale very reasonable. 1700 N. W. Thurman St., Portland, Ore. REPOSSESSED PIANO, like new, at a BARGAIN. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. PLANT SAFELY Trees, shrubs, roses, perennials; balled and burlapcd, or roots puddled in mud. You don'l transplant: merely change their lo cation. Glascock's Nursery, 264 Beatty. LEAVING TOWN Sacrifice refrlper . ator, sewing machine, studio couch, new radio. 229 No. Ivy. Apt. 2. FOR SALE Flower and vegetable plants, shrubs and trees. Old Pa cific Hwy. north. Chastain Nursery FOR SALE Two good used washers, one Maytag with balloon rolls. Cheap for cash 16 N. Grape St. FOR SALE Trailer house, custom built, fully equipped. Bargain. 32 Rose Ave. FOR SALE Alfalfa-oat hay. R. V. Beall. Beall Lane. FOR SALE Iron pTpTnTlnch and -inch; 150 feet each. Farm Im plements cultivator, plows, motor, wagon wheels, wagons, etc. Saiade Ranch. Central Point. FOR SALE 16.000 sugar pine shakes. Wild wood Camp. Trail, Ore. FOR SALE Llly-of-the-valley. 720 West 2nd St. MCLINIMENT gives permanent relief ior eczema, piles, inflammatory rheumatism. $2.60 bottle. No aamples. P, I. McNulty.- 57 East 6th, Eugene, ore. BEAR CREEK loam for sale. 641-W. Tel FOR SALE Newtown apples. Cyrstal Springs Packing Co.. So. Fir. FOR SALE Cold storage stock De licious apples. 25c without box Pinnacle Plant No. 4, 11th and Front. SOME good used washers Including Maytag and radios at bargain prices. Also davenport set cheap. FlckV Hardware. RIVER LOAM Excellent for flowers or lawns Phone 1634-Y. SUGAR PINE SHAKESoTwuT eT0 Faber Central Point. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Fastener 6. The ono near at hand 10. Twist out or shapu H. Flutter over 15. Indirect suRKstlon 16. DruK-vield- ing olant 17. Part of an nrtiDhl - theater 18. City in Nevada 19. Donnte 2). Condi 21. Stlmi I 22 At any time 23. Work hard: Scotch 26. Venaelt for burning In rent 17. Chemical unci a a photographic developer SL "A'lam M 8otutlon ot 32 P;istirne Telegraphs: colloq. Egyptian Attention spoken Celestial body Rounded roof Covr with a hard surfact Certain artfully German rlvsr Reputed dls i coverer of America Woolen fabric 19. diK or tns tun 10. Hoo'l formerly worn by clerRvmen 12 43. 15 Ventura Reposes InNmed 7. Hftbrew prophet 49. Special ability PAP THIEIWPAIPISIE io ONE RpjAlLlAT H l" N 11 i n tIMmTTsjIion s X qU R tWO ARiTOME AIM OWmR BO Pp S I L ti PTWaTr bIu t u sTBl a 28 etudemMeclat 9 sIetIa Ifsp-iTAp HONE &ins5yE& . AILja T R 1 MT S M MhA 11 H E RO I CpjLElE Rg D aMeIrisieeIsisIaIyISI z i3 14 s w$ v ia 9 wm i" i' rj LuT 5!! -LL , t -ILU. . LLLliriL 32 33 mM 3S 3i 3J 38 iZZZiZZZlilZZZ Zr i:lil7 46 M" j , fUt - to .:, M '" M -r "Ji jT "7i FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Rich bear crew loam and barnvard fertilizer. t'hone 1164-W. 624 E. 9th St. FOR SALE Small refrigerator; cound dining taole. extensions; leather couch, leather chair; vaouum sweep er Storage Davis Transfer. ELECTRIC Fence all kinds and prices Harry Weagant Ashland, lei U-F-s RASPBERRY plants 3c each Straw berry plants 60o hundred. Phone 1666-L, FOR SALE Newtown packed oi loose Any quantity American Fruit U rowers warehouse 213 S FU NU -ENAMEL One coat cover. No brush marks Acids and strong cleaning agents have no damaging effects Brassfleld fiulo Oo. 313 W Main Phone a 54 PERSONAL POEMS SET TO MUSIC, ARRANGED for publication Submit best work, either poems ot melodies, fo: free examination and report MAIM Studios. Dept. K. Portland. Jn-gon MISCELLANEOUS FLOOR LAYING, sanding, finishing and reltnlshlng. New equipment. Work done by a specialist. Call 1185-J. A-l DRY CLEANING - DYEING, Re pairing, Altering and Tailoring. One-day service, guaranteed odor less. For service of this kind, phone 15, day or night, and be sure to call for the DRY CLEANING CAR. All adjustments made to the cus tomer's satisfaction Sincerely yours HARRY CHILDS. F A. PEFLEY C ontractor and builder, job work a specialty Cab inet and cement work. Painting by day or Job. Phone 988-W; 1213 W. 9th St. HAVE YOUR PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN Special opening offer Large size 8x10. only 39c Brown St Brown Photographers, 225 E. Main, over Kid el's Shoe Store. ASSAY OFFICE W Q Wright 614 W nth St City Have ouvers for chrome mannanese cinnabar BUSINESS DTKECTORY JACKSON COUNTV ABSTRACT CO. TIT1.K lUK;NCt AIINTR ACTS ESCROWS Expert Window Cleaners LET GEORGE DO IT lej 1173 House cleaning, loot waxing or) entnl rug cleaning and upholstering painting. PAINTING Industrial and real den tlal work quickly dona tt moderate cost Latest spray -type equipment P H Gardner Phone U16-W COLORS BY NATURE PAINTS BY PITTSBURGH Let is reoummend a reliable painter or paoei hanger FH.A loans Tor painting now avail abla Pittsburgh Paint Store, 133 W Mnin DressmaKfng The Domestic Shoppe Ladles' tailor ing, alterations, gown making. Men's suits altered, repaired. Hemstitch ing, buttons covered. 10 N. Bartlett rHE FASHION SHOP - Dressmaking and Remodeling Button and Buckles covered Room 12 Sparta Bldg Tel 1181 DRESSMAKING. Tailoring. Ladles Coats and Suits. Alteration Prices reasonable Mary M. Coker Cra terlan Bldg. Cross - Word Puzzle Vesterday's Puzzle Placed away for safe. keeping Pay Living Wanderer fSn.ua It Lohengrin' wife Recently acquired Jewish month Particle: colloq. Patron aalnt of lawyers Mark of a blow Seethes Fraud Object of In tense devo tion Scarce Ireland Party Feminine name Droop Moat difficult Muddles Acts out el orta Turkish decree Black bird Vigilant Upright Operatic sole Above. ('cmalc borss Margin Ovule CD CnuneiJ to so 70. Place to sit tL Cornered: colloq. DOWN L Fan mr con vernation Learning State City in France Ancn-iit Komnn m.-iRintratt Hurl Hastened Freedom of BUSINESS DIRECTOR. LOANS Having MONEY TROUBLE- In times of buslneu uncertainty man; business firm- find it necessary to tighten up on credit. YOU will have no trouble In borrowing eitra caah at OREGON FINANCE CO (Formerly Ore & Waah Mtg Co ) LI0 No S-ail. M-217 Phone 139 46 So. Central. Radiator Repairing HOOPER'S RADIATOR 8ERVICE o3 sonin Harnett - Spring Cleaning LET US do your window cleaning, wall cleaning 'ind Iloor waxing. We clean painted, papered or '.60 mlned walls. Reasonable rates. Satisfaction guaranteed. H. R Sutton. Phone 14H8-J, 417 Klnj St. Transfer DAVIS TRANSFER ND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded carriers Fireproof storage Expert crating, packing and snipping servloe. "Davis (or Service" Phone 644. EADS TRANSFER & "TORAQE CO. Office 20 So Plr Phone 31S Prices right Service guaranteed. SAMSON Transfer and Swrage Fur niture Moving and dxpert lurnlture packing service I iroproof storage new low rates. F E SAMSON CO.. Phone 633 LEGAL NOTICES County Treasurer's Call For General County Fund Warrunts Notice Is hereby given that there are funds on hand for the redemption of all warrants drawn on the Ueneral County Fund thnt were registered tu. and Including August 31st, 11)37. Interest on the above called Qenor al County Fund Warrants ceases on April 37th, 1938. Dated at Medford, Ore., April 25th. 1038. RALPH E. SWEENEY, County Treasurer of Jackson County, Ore. Notice to Creditors. Notice Is hereby given that the un derslgned, Louise Erlckson, has been duly appointed exocutrix oi tut tost win and testament oi jacoo gricxson, deceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon Ior the county oi Jackson, and has qualified as such executrix, and all persons navlng claims against said estate are hereby notified and requested to present the same, verified as required by law, with the proper vouchers, to tilt said executrix at the office of wtlilam O East, U. S, National Bank building. Eugene. Oregon, Arltliln six months from the date of this notice. Date of first publication April 4. 1038. LOUISE ERICKSON, Executrix of the estate of Jacob Er Ickson, deceased, WILLIAM O. EAST. Attorney for Estate. U. S. National Bank Bldg., Eugene, Oregon. Notice of Sheriff's Kale BY VIRTUE of an execution In foreclosure duly Issued out of and un der the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, In and for the County of Jackson, to me directed and dated on the lltn nay oi April, 1938, In a certain suit therein, where in David M. Lynch and James P. Lynch, as Plaintiffs, recovered Judgment against Delia B. Watklna, Jean R. Watklns and Ila Watklns, the defendants, for the sum of Three Thousand (3,000 Dollars, principal. One Hundred Fifty (6160.) Dollars Interest, and fos Interest upon said sum of $3000. at the rate of four (4) per cent per annum from and after March 1, 1038. until paid, with costs and disbursements taxed at Twentv-threo and 80-100 (S2380) Dollars and the further sum of Two Hundred Thirty (230.) Dollars, as attorney's fees, which Judgment was enroll d and docketed in tne Clerk's office of said Court in said County on the Bth day of April, 1938. Notice Is hereby given that, pur suant to the terms of the said execu tion, I will on the 18th day of May, 1938. at 10:00 o'clock a. m.. at the front door of the Courthouse In the Cltv of Medford. In Jackson County, Oregon, offer for sale and will sell at public auction for cosn to tne nign est bidder, to satisfy said Judgment, together with the cost of this sale, subject to redemption as provided by law, all of the right, title and Inter est that the said defendants, Delia B Watklns, Jean R. Watklns and lla Watklns, or any of them, had on the 19th dav of July. 1037, or now have In and to the following described property, situated In the County of Jackson, state oi urcgon, to-wit. The East one-half (',) of the Southwest one-quarter V4), and the South one-half (K) of the Southeast one-quarter (v.). or sec tion 4, Township 33. South Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridian, Jackson County, Oregon, together with the tenements, hereditament, and appurtenances thereunto be longing or In anywise appertaining. Including all water and ditch rights that are now appurtenant to said premises. Dated this 13th day of April, 1938. SYD I. BROWN. Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. By Howard Oault, Deputy, Notice of Hale NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that on May 24, 1938, at 10 o'clock A. M., at' the front door ot the Courthouse In Medford. Oregon. 1 shall aell at public auction for cash to the highest bidder the following described real property, to-wlt: The West 12 feet of Lot ; all of Lot 4: and the esst 7 feet of Lot 6 In Block 2 of Queen Anne Addi tion to the City or Medford, Jack son County, Oregon, as numbered designated and described on the of flclal plat thereof, now ot record. Said sale la made pursuant to an execution Issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Jackson, on the 20th day of April, 1938, In a cause wherein Home Owners' Loan Corporation Is plaintiff and c. c. Darby, and otnera, are deienaants. Dated this 25th day ot April, 1938 SYD I. BROWN Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. By Howard Oault, Deputy. Attorney for Plaintiff: O. A. Codding, Medford, Oregon. Not Ire. Notice Is hereby given that Hodgen Brewster Centennial Flouring Mills Company will sell at private sale tor the best offer for cosn. on May ara, 1938. at ten o'clock a. m.. 236 turkey poult at the Jackson County Feed Company In Medford. Jackson County. Oregon. All those Interested may leave bids at Jackson ccunty Feed torn paojr, MecUord, Oregon. Tlie under (OUMggRIEFS Antelope ANTELOPE, April 35. (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hatlctt sold their ranch recently and are now residing at Beagle. We regret their departure from this community and extend aln- cere wishes Ior continuous prosperity and contentment In their new home. A farewell party, sponsored by Mrs. Holtls Burton and Mrs. D. Davles was given In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Hat lett, the evening of the 16th. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cul bertson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Davles and children, Mrs. Louisa Oreb. Mr. and Mra. Hollls Bur ton and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Dlgham and children, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davles and daughter, and Earle Yorton and daxighter and son Bernett. The young folka played games while their elders were visit ing, till a late hour, when cakes and coffee were served. Antelope school was the scene of a lively gathering Friday afternoon when small tots and their mother accepted Mlea Wright's generous in vitation to an Enater ogg hunt and party with her pupils. The program consisting of two plays was greatly enjoyed. These wore: "Have You Seen the Easter Rabbit?" presented by primary grades, and "The Princess Who Wouldn't Laugh" portrayed by the upper gvndco according to their own Ideas. Miss Wright then told the smaller children a story to hold their attention white the Easter bunny was , busy hiding eggs In the yard. When a signal from the warn ing whistle sounded there waa a general stampede to the "ner.tlng" grounds. After the last egg was dis covered the entire group assembled In the school house where each moth er and child was presented with a daintily filled Easter basket fash ioned by the children In art work, and served refreshments of cleverly shaped cookies and fruit punch. Those enjoying the party besides the pupils, were Mrs. Wm. Blgham and daughter Cora, Mrs. Elbert Blgham and daughters, Mrs. Holtls Burton and son Bruce, Mrs. Jack Wood and son Bobby and daughter Marie, Mrs Carl Von der Hclien, Mrs. Wilbur Reed and children, Mrs. C. Culbet? son. Mrs. John a rob and daughters. Robert Arena, Mrs. W. Davles and daughter, Jean Beck with little niece, Barbara White, and Mrs. Earle Yorton and daughter Marine. Tha Antelope Literary club meet ing of April 15 proved unusually In teresting owing to an auction sale of piano, oil stove, gaa lamp and box suppers, held after the evening's pro gram. BUI Walsh acted as auctioneer. The excellent program contained the following numbers: a piano duet given by Mrs. John Oreb and Mrs. C. Culbertson: two plays. "Have you Seen the Easter Rabblt7" and "The Princess Who Wouldn't Laugh'V pre sented, by Mlas Linda Wright's pupils. A book report on the life of a Japa nese woman by Nelle Von der Hellen; two vocal solos rendered by Hnlen High Pierce; piano solos by Catherine Cien trier and Janet Hurd; contests by members of the audience, and "School Day Reminiscences", also given by ones chosen from the audience. The program committee for next month Ls Marie Wood aaslgned to lead the girls' group and Prank Brown to line up the boys' part of the entertainment. Antelope Women's club met Wed nesday with large attendance at the home of Mrs. Arvllla Blair. Mrs. W. McDowell, a former resident of this community, assisted Mrs. Blair. A plant sale, held to help raise our 4H club's share of the money needed to buy scales, netted a tidy sum. Visitors present were Mrs. Rummell, Mrs. Chit wood, and Mrs. Bob Bitter ling and Mrs. Blngman. A number of Pollyanna gifts were exchanged Next meeting of the Woman's club will be held the 18th of May at the home of Mrs. C. Culbertson with Mrs. Luther Day assisting. Fern Valley FERN VALLEY, April 25.-,Spl Sixth and seventh grade ot the Fern Valley school enjoyed ft swim ming party at Jackson Hot Springs Friday, April 15. The fifth grade plans to go the afternoon of April 22. The fifth grado gave an Easter party tor the lower grades Friday the 15th. Patricia Marshall was Iiostess at an Eaater party April 10. Her tenth birthday was Monday the 18th Oucsts Included Phylls and Evelyn Jean Watklns, Josephine and Dor othea Kantor, Muriel Williams, Lov ella and Wendall Long, Joyce Mar shall. Ruth and Irene Perdue. Ernest Lee Beear and Kenneth Beer. Other guests were Mrs. Lloyd Watklns. Mrs. Floyd Long, Mrs. Joe Kantor. Mrs. L. H. Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Hammond. Aurlol Johnson and Robert Lewis were among those absent from school this week. Miss Valeria Whitney ot Royal Crest orchards was Medford shop per Wednesday. Barbara Kantor was quite 111 tha first of the week from an Insect sting but she Is recovered now. Robert Carr Is still unable to re. turn to school sine bis attack ot pneumonia. Mrs. Ivan Olsen was In Medford on buslneas Wednesday. J. a. Eldrldge waa very 111 with the flu last week but la much better now. Mary Hensler received her nurse's car In nurses' training In Port, land. signed reserves the right to reject r.y or all bids If not satisfactory. IIODOEN - BREWSTER CENTENNIAL F-OUIUNQ MILLS COMPANY. Big Applegate BIO APPLEGATE, April 35. (Spl.) Friends here have received an nouncement of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ecklcs at Wood land. Calif., April 13. The baby weighed seven pounds and has been named Ivan Miller. Mrs. Ecklcs Is the former Miss Bernlco Orubb. Her mother, Mrs. Matilda Orubb, who haa spent the winter with a daughter. Mrs. Edit.h Gates, at Elk ton, Ore., visited here recently, while en rout to Woodland and Haley, Idaho. Mrs. Orubb expected to visit a slater at Dunsmulr, and will spend the sum mer at Haley with her daughter, Mrs. Paul Erdman. Sixth annual playday for the Ap plegate schools, scheduled at Rueh, May 20th. will be held May 19th. The change In datea ta due to primary election being held May 20th. Mr. and Mrs. Bnasll Hall, accom panied by the latter's mother, Mrs. Owens, and Joe Taylor of Bly, Ore visited recently at the home of Mrs, Hall's brother, Harley HaU, on Uttle Applegate. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Matheny and children, Bruce and Maria Jeannne, accompanying Mr?. Matheny'a par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ludwig of Medford, spent Easter Sunday as guests of Mrs. Matheny'a sister, Mrs. Marshall Sweet, at Beagle. The occa sion also was In honor of the sixth birthday of Maria Jeanne, which oc curred on Easter. As the present school term Is Hear ing a close, teachers are signing con tracts for the coming year. Apple gate school has employed Mrs. Wal lace Hasktns of Beaver Creek and Mrs. Edward Pease of Medford. Mrs. Peas has taught at Agate during the last two years. Thompson Creek has re elected Miss Wanda Helnze, who taught there this year. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Maxfleld and daughter, Elsie, of Red Bluff, Calif., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyal Hard. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Puree! and Mr. and Mrs. Fred West motored to Grants Pass Ea?ter Sunday, where they were guests of Mr. Pure el's sis ter, Mrs. Frank Sylvia. School youngsters arose earlier thaa usual Thursday, sharpened their pen cils,- and traveled to netghbortnc schools of the community for Stan ford achievement tests. Watklns and Little Apptegatee met at Unlontown. where tests were given by Miss Elean or Chamberlain, graduate of Ashland normal school, who also conducted tests at Forest Creeek. Mrs. Una B. Inch, county school supervisor, met with Beaver Creek and Thomp son Creek at Applegate, and also test ed pupils st Ruch. Mrs. Agnes Des ver of the county superintendent's of fice at Medford gave the examinations at Missouri Flat and Pro volt. Guests on Easter Sunday at ths home of Mr. and Mrs. James Wln nlngham In the Copper district In cluded Mr. and Mrs. Percy Merrltt and daughter of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edmonson of Butts Falls, and Guy Watklns and Bert Rlpppy of this district. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Kraurc left re cently for Tule Lake, Calif., . where they have obtained a homestead. S. J. Brown and son George also have spent several days at tha location, where Mr. Brown's son-in-law, Ted Fish of Medford, has been granted land. Mrs. Alice Hedburg was elected chairman of the Applegate home ex tension unit at the regular meeting Wednesday, othsr new officers elect ed were Mrs. Gene Krause, secretary, and Mrs. Harry Brown, treasurer Mrs. Fred Of re abac her was reelected viae chairman. The unit will enter ex hibits on quick breads and table set ting at the spring festival at Med ford April 30. Displays by Individ uals on sewing note books, coats, gar ments made from guide patterns, and canned foods also will be entered. A social period lol lowed the business meeting, at which time Mrs. John Black waa honored with a shower. Re freshments were served before the gifts were presented. Mrs. Warren Mae and family spent Easter picnicking at the city par at Grants Pass. y Miss Rosella Offenbacher. eighth grade pupil of the Beaver creek school, ha been awarded, a certifi cate In the Rica system of business penmanship. Pupils holding these swards have reached a degree of ex cellence In writing' exempting them from further training In ths subject. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Throckmortou enjoyed a motor trip to Cresoent City Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Brownlee mo tored to Ashland Easter Sunday, where they were guests of the for mer's brother, V. E Brownlee, John Offenbacher reoently sold seventeen head of beef to Tom Dun ntgton and Con Devore, Jacksonville and Medford butchers. Ths cattle had been fed at Mr. Offenbacher ranch during the winter. Other local farmers report that their farms still resemble duck ponds from the lats rains, and that farming ls progress ing ss fast as possible considering tha fact that their plows are mired down to the handles. Ernest Ludwig of Medford spent faster vacation here with his sister Mrs. O. W. Matheny. Mrs. Bessie Richards of Seattle Is spending several days st her former horns hers on Star gulch. Rev. D. D. Randall of Medford. missionary of the American Sunday School Union, held sunrise service at McWee Bridge forest camp at 9 CO a. m., Easter Sunday. He was accomp anied by B. R. Martin of Portland, district superintendent of the union for Oregon, Washington and liabo. Mr. Martin has completed 40 years of service In his field, Mr. Randall having served 21 years. Use Mali Tribune Want Ada.