MT,DFOTCT MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31. 1938.
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LOST AND FOUND
FOUND Coin purse on 6th and Cen
tral. Call at Tribune and pay for
ad.
LOST Gold rim glasses at Gold Ray
V Dam. Notify Mrs. Nelson. Rt. 3,
J Box 103, Medford. Reward.
LOST II dog missing, call 1616.
WANTED MALE HELP
SALESMAN with knowledge boiler
plant practice, to -sell recognized
water treatment for well-established
company. High commission
Box 4606. Tribune
WANTED One new car salesman
one used car salesman. Have low
priced popular car and medium
priced quality car. State experience
and give references. Write Box 4092,
Tribune. '
WANTED FEMALE HELP
WANTED Housekeeper. Must be good
cook and capable of takllif charge
of home. Good home, good wages
No one without best of references.
need apply, box aiiw, itibuot.
WANTED Girl, light housework, caro
of child, fruit season, 139 Ken
wood. WANTED Girl for general house
work and care of child. References
Phone 290-Y.
WANTED SITUATIONS
.-wanted Position as stenographer
" or bookkeeper by Woodbury Busi
ness College student. Experience
In Filing and Burroughs Machines.
Write Route 3, Box 24.
NOTICE Restaurant Owner, Young
man, experienced cook's helper
wants few houra every week. Homer,
Cabin 6. Rainbow Camp.
WANTED Miscellaneous
WANTED 2 or 3 acres good Ladlno
pasture with water and fence, south
or west of Medford. A. H. Mann,
Route 1, Box 393-A.
WANT Transportation to Salem on
Thursday with private party. Share
expense. Phone 746-M.
want Trnnsrortatlon to Portland
or Seattle: share expenses. Phone
869-Y, after 6 p. m.
furntturbTreupholstered, re
flnlshed and reglued. Phone 969-R,
Thlbault.
WANTED Boy's 24-lnch bicycle. Rt.
2, Box 193. Ross Twedell.
LEAVING for Oakland Sunday mor
ning. Take 1 passenger, share ex
penses. Phone 1491-ij.
Jk-WANTED To rent 4 or 5-room un
furnished house. East Side Phone
1534 J.
WANTED 600 lineal feet light mine
track and small dump car. Give
description and drlce. D. R. Luper.
Star Route. Box 70. Jacksonville
Oregon.
WANTED Magazines (1938). Get list
ones we buy or trade. Medford
Exchange, 29 So. Front.
WANT DREDGE GROUND Give dla
trlct and full description If vou
want us to see It Gold Placer Rec
Co., Box 203, Eugene, Oregon.
wanted Ladles or Teachers to
room and board, private home
Near school. 24 Washington.
V) ANTED White washing, cold water
palntlnt; or commercial spraying.
EARWIGS can be killed with spray
Let me tell you how. Phone 258-J-2.
or write Wm. McGonagle, Rt. 2, Box
43, City.
WANTED To borrow $1,800 more or
less on city property, state inter'
eat. Box 4135, Tribune.
WANTE D -me best light used car
$50 down will buy State full price
and particulars Bcs 3851. Tribune,
WANTED Milking machine. Phone
241, Central Point
PAPERHANOING. etc. Expert work
R. C. Chappell. Ph 270 or 1459-R
WANTED Poultry and ewe High
Mt nuh nrllv nalrt Medford Poul
trv and Eire H C Ftedette. sole
owner.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for Batteries
Radiators Aluminum, Braiw mp
oer and othei metals
MEDFORD BARGAIN JOUSE
27 N Grape St Ph6ne 1062
LAUNDRY Mrs Huson Tel 1346-M
Wantpt rv.rt and worthiest an!
mals remorcd free 01 charce Phone
(reverse eharesl Southern Oregon
By -Products Co
HlflllKol CASH PHIces PAID
Pot youi Furniture
MUIKIIIII IMRflAIM HOI at
27 N Orape St Prion. 1062
WELL DRILLINO l 50 pel ft first
50 ft., etc J M Dodtie M9 K:n
WOOL - MOHAIR - HIDES
And Pelts See us before fou tell
MEDFOHD BARGAIN HOl.SE
VI N Orape St, Fboat 1062
WANTED Miscellaneous
WE PAY MORE CASH
For Vour furniture
IIOI.KKOOK ANDKKWS
8th and front Phone 647
FOR RENT H0U8ES
FOR RENT 2-room cottage, bath
garage; modern; hot and cold
water. Everything furnished, for 2
or 3. Vadandra Cottages, Central
Point.
FOR RENT 7-room house, close In,
Phone 417-J-2.
3-ROOM house, screened porch, gar
age, ouv west etn.
VACANT .Sept. 10th. 3-room modern
house, furnished, 916.35, water paid.
21114 W. Jackson.
FOR BENT or SALE Five-room mod
ern house, with sleeping porch,
garage and woodshed. Sale 11.250 00.
terms. Rent 122.50, water paid. 206
Elm St.
FOR RENT B-room furnished mod
ern house, 35. Across from S. O. 8
office. Stewart avenue.
FOR RENT Four-room fully modern
partly furnished house with acre
age, 1 mile out. 518 60. Oakdale.
FOR RENT 5-room house and glass-ed-ln
sleeping porch, hardwood
floors; on pavement. Call 1008-J
FOR RENT B-room modern fur
nished house. Call at Dow'a Cafe
FOR RENT Modern countrv home
on Jacksonville Highway. 6 rooms
wun oam, nrepiace, narawooa
floors, partly furnished. $40 month.
Adults only. J. W. Gustafson. Jack
sonville Hwy.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
APARTMENT for 3 adults. E Main.
(16. Phone 61 Day. 1959-L eve
nlnga.
2-ROOM furnished apt. Lights and
water paid. (is. an w. 'inn.
APARTMENT for rent, cheap,
after 6 evenings. fi20 So. Fir.
FURNISHED APT.
Ivy.
for rent, 229 No.
FURNISHED Apartment Adults only
603 S Holly.
FOR RENT
Frlgldalre.
Holland
- Furnished apartments;
electric range. Hotel
OE BAUER APTS.. Mi. and Oakdale
Fine bulldlna. modern, furnished
or unfurnished all comforts By
week or month; $35.00, and up.
Phone 713-V.
FINE modern apartment Inquire at
P. & F Bank.
"OR RENT Furnished Rooms
FOR RENT Furnished room wltn
hot and cold water, garage. 11 8
Orange.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished sleep
ing room for gentleman. 325 b-
Riverside. -
PLEASANT ROOM for gentleman,
close In. 101 Almond, between 6
and 7 p. m.
ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 8: Grape
FOR RENT BOARD ROOM
BOARD and ROOM. $1 a day at 716
E Main.
FOR RENT Miscellaneous
ONE store room, upstairs office
rooms See Al Llttrell or Roland
Hu bbard
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE 1 good work horse, also
1 mlt. comlna 3 yrs. Chaa. H.
Smith. V4 mile north Central Point
on old Maylleia place.
win sat.F Good, thrifty weaner
pigs. H. R. Pitts, Oak Grove Road.
FOR SALE 2 milk cowa. F. J.
quea. Talent.
for SALE Good, young milk cow
now milking. 2 miles o. w. rnocnu.
Leslie 8haw.
FOR SALE 10 thrifty weaner pigs. 2
feeders. 114 mile west isieui.
School. R.' O. Logan.
FOR SALE Feeder plga, five miles
from Jacksonville on nucn nigu
way. Moore.
FOR SALE Fresh and Springer Milk
Cows. Riverside urcnara. nuu-o
above Gold H1U on Sama Creek
FOR. SALE 54 head registered Here-
loros. uomino dtou. 'w wua ..
Alex J. Hayes. Route No. 3. Cor
vallls, Oregon.
FOR SALE Weaner pigs, young
9-pound doe raDUlts tor oreeaing.
Inquire 1217 W. 9tb St.
FOR SALE 12 cows, 4 2-year-old,
4 yearlings, span mules, o ana 1
years, 2600 lbs. Everett Bailey.
Talent.
FOR SALE - Cow and beliefs cnaa
Cummons. Reese crcex
FOR SALE POULTRY
FAT DUCKS Dressed or allvn. one
auernsev cow. giving mm w
Carty'a. Orchard Home Drive
14S3-J-2
Tel
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
1931 CHEVROLET 2"j-ton truck, long
wheelbase. good tlreu. Phoenix Mer
cantile, Phoenix, Ore.
GATES' USED CARS
Famous R and O Guarantee.
Cara of merit anly deserve this
space watch this section for 'he
BEST BUYS IN TOWN.
1936 Chevrolet Coupe, re
conditioned, new paint
.. $.123
193" Plymouth 2 door
Sedan, de luxe, recon
ditioned motor, hot
water heater $545
1936 Ford Tudor, recon
ditioned, new paint,
hot watr heater $495
1936 Willys 4-dr. Sedan . $295
1933 Plymouth de luxe
Coupe, exceptionally
clean . , M
Used Car Lot located 6th and
Bartlett. MfdMrd. Oregon.
Harold Treat. Used Car Mgr.
FOR SALE "29 Ford Roadster, good
condition. Air wheela. Cheap. Call
Foothills Orchard alter I.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
RANCHERS Family car at sacrifice
win tane grain, cat tie or nogs tor
part or all payment Also 3 Fordson
tractors. See at Perry's Oarage
Eagle Point, Ore.
FOR SALE One 1937 Pontlao Tour
lng Sedan; one 1038 Pontlao Tour
ing Sedan. Both wlh low mileage.
Also 1920 Hudson Sedan All at
greatly reduced prices. Bert Stan
cllffe. Phoenix, Ore.
FOR SALE - L031S Chevrolet truck
long wheel base, dual; good tires
extra heavy: 3 extra tires; 1600 B
M. Barring ton Inquire poa toff ice
Williams Ore
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
WILL SELL my new 5-room modern
home wltn o acres oi lana anu
small 4-room house, coat $6,000, (or
quick sale (4.600; one-third cash,
balance on payments. Phoenix
Mercantile, Phoenix, Ore.
FOR SALE 5-room turnlshed house
and V4 acre tract nicely locattd.
Owner leaving state and will sac
rifice for $1,250. Terms. C. O.
Pierce. Room 1, Palm Block
Phone 517-L.
INVESTMENT
A 4 g 4-room modern bunra
9k 1 U H II low, laundry trays, par.
1I1K 1IU. WUV U WPU
owner. Real sacrifice, worth $2,000
See thla at once.
ALSO
. 100X100
JUST OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS
A - g-iwiu mwciu uvv.
XI hi I10" of shade trees.
WSaaVW N, city achool. east
side location. Priced only $1,250
Terms.
MARK A. GOLDY. INC.
' PHONE 728 109 E. Main St
A BARGAIN In 5-room house plus 2
sleeping porches and laundry room
Convenient terms. Phone 1971-J.
FINE 6-room farm uouse, 3 miles
from cltv center. Arnold Lane, tft
mile off Jacksonville Hwy.; fine
shade trees arid shrubbery and
facllltlea for keeping cow and
chickens. Phone 623-R-l before
11:30 a. m.
FOR SALE Well atocked Frog and
Catfish farm, priced to sell. 8U.k
ness, cause for selling. Southern
Oregon Frog Farm. Beall Lane, Rt.
2. Box 185, Medford.
BARGAIN Good home near ato-e
and Washington school, take car ot
what have you as small down pay
ment? Easy terms. Owner 405 J. St.
FOR SALE or TRADE New 4-room
house, close In, for larger' houae
In or out of town. Phone 67 or
1485-M.
HOUSES FOR SALE In Medtord and
surroundlna towns. Eaay terms
Jackson County Federal Savings
Loan Association.
WHEN you think of real estate think
Of BKUWM at will IB,.
FEDERAL LAND BANK FARM3
For Information inquire of Warren
Patterson Secretary at the National
Farm Loan otrice 203 Liberty mag
Tel 1149 or C A Barnea 167 E
8th. Eugene Ore.
For Exchange Real fSstate
FOR SALE or TRADE Modern real
denee In Crcsswell, Ore.. (12 miles
from Eugene), for Medford prop
erty. Call 300 or 1165-X evenlngB
rt onnM wnnflfl! and lot In Central
Point, all clear to trade as part
or full payment on 0 to 10 acres.
Box 4186. Tribune.
'For Exchange Miscellaneous
FOR SALE or TRADE CHEAP Good
fnrm team and harness. Emu uass-
man. Box 266. East Main, Ashland
FOR TRADE Good light car for cow
Jacksonville star Route, box 01.
for trade Tractor and plow. Will
exchange for cowa or heifers. Phons
1489-L evenings.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
for SALE Hale and Mulr peaches
Phone 1016-L. C. C. Clemens, 203
Vancouver.
FOR SALE S good
ranges, low price. 31
lett.
used
North
Wood
Bart'
FOR SALE Washed Seckela, for
Dreservlng or pickling. 50c tor
standard halt box. Southern Ore'
gon Sales, Ino.
PEACHES 50c and
Phone 1704-R.
up per luf.
FOR SALE Boys bicycle, R.O. A
Cabinet radio, 9x12 rug, black bear
rug. 716 So. Oakdale. Call before
6:30 P. M.
FOR SALE S very good Spinner
washera. 31 No. Bartlett.
FOR SALE Apples, excellent for pie
and sauce, rnone aoB-ti. Myers
Place.
FOR SALE Washer, 6 mo old, great
price reduction. 81 N. Bartlett.
USED DeLAVAL cream separator
trade for livestock. Oeo. Montgom
ery, scross road from Reeae Creek
School.
80 TONS ALFALFA, Clover and Oat
hav. Mixed. $10.50 delivered. 01
Montgomery, across road from Reese
Creek school.
FOR SALE Nearly new A. B.C Auto.
matlo Ironer. Cheap. 31 N. Bart
lett.
CANNING TOMATOES.
314-Y. Mrs. Walker.
le lb. Phone
TWO GOOD complete beds, one pos
ter bed, rockers, cheat, mirrors,
stands, cot. Phone 440-M.
LATE PICKED orchard - run Bart
letts. Excellent for canning, le lb
L. P. Christian. mile South on
Kings Highway.
CHOICE IMPROVED Elberta peachea
2 miles West of Phoenix, colem
Creek Road. R. H. Wilcox. Phone
14-F-12.
PICKLING Cucumbers, cut flowers
Oladolla and Asters. Dresalet
1107 E. Main.
FOR SALE J. H. Hale peaches now
ready. Best grade S cents. Petl
prunes 1 cent. O. L. Dow. 181
Prune St.
FOR SALE Wood ranee. $16 95
heaters, honey extractor, show-casa
Phonograph and 50 records, $4 tti
Medford Exchange, 99 80. Front.
FOR 8ALB? Canning beans Phone
493-R
FOR SALE Elberta. Hale and Mulr
Peaches, Oeorge Allord, Farn Val
FOR SALE Miscellaneotu
FOR SALE Peaches. Thla week 30
lb. Route 4, Box 234, Jess sidrioge.
FOR SALE Overstuffed davenport
A real bargain. The Band Box.
FOR SALE Bargain prices. Rough
lumber, 1 and 2-Inch stock. Room
209. Allen Hotel. .
FOR SALE Household furniture. In
cluding bedroom seta, oil burner
electric range, davenport, rugs
chairs. 718 Sherman.
SUGAR PINE SHAKE for Sale B O
Faber. Central Point.
CHOICE BARTLETT PEARS on trees.
V,c lb. You pick them, Tessltora
Orchards, Eagle Point.
FOR SALE 2-wheel trailer, good rub
ber. 235 N. Ivy.
HALE PEACHES, half mllo west Voor-
hela crossing. E. O. Corn.
FOR SALE Hale and Elberta peaches.
Top Notch Orchard, end of King's
Hwy., turn left, look for sign. Bring
containers.
GOOD used washera, radios. 1 good
used electric ranges. 2 used pressure
pumps. At a bargain. tf'.ck'a
Hardware.
FOR SALE Rattlesnakes, dead or
alive. L. A. Bratch.r Rogue River
FOR SALE Peaches. Mulrs 114
20 lb., Elbertas 2c to 3c lb First
turn left on end ot Spring St. J. A
Nelson.
PETE'S DRIVE-IN Fiult Stand. Head
quarters for canning peachea and
other fruits. Open evenings. Two
miles north on Pacific Highway.
CANNING TOMATOES, lo pound;
field run potatoes. $1 sack. Blank
enshlp, Central Point
HALE and ELBERTA peachea now
ready. M. S. Gentry, Jacksonville
Central Point road.
PEACHES EXTRA
FANCY ELBER
Rose, East end
TAS. Chaa. E.
Spring St.
HAY Baled second outtlng alfalfa In
field. John Miller. l'A miles nortn
of Tula Lake,. Calif., on highway
PETITE PRUNES. 2c lb.i 60 lbs. de
livered anywhere In valley. Place
oVdera by mall O Stanford, Route
no. 1, central point, ure.
FOR SALE Andiron,
screens, oak
chslrs. 730 Alder 8t.
FOR SALE Speed Queen washers
and Ironera, sparton rerrlgeratrra.
Guaranteed service and parts fol
all makes of waahers. General
Electric Ironer, demonstrator one
half price. Cannera' supplies. Good
buy on oil burners- and wood cr
culatora. Pick's Hardware.
LEAVING TOWN - Household goods
and trailer or sale latent auio
Camp
MYERS Water Pressure systems guar
anteed All pumping system over
hauted Plumbing contracting Fen
co electric fence regulators Full
line ot general palnta and flahlng
tackle. See ua about wour Federal
Housing. Pick's Hardware.
GRAIN BACKS 3o and 40 each: also
sacktne and olndlna twine Med
ford Bargain House. 27 81 North
Orape Phone 1062
MISCELLANEOUS
KEEP THE MILK MOVINO"
Changing ldcaa may spell progress
or defeat. Not because 01 tne laeas
nerhans. but In lta execution.
Endeavoring to keep pace with the
call for the best In table milk we
have remodeled our set up and
addod a pasteurization plant with
modern equipment, so we can sup
ply an exacting demand tor ootn
Raw and Pasteurized milk.
We will handle only an A grade
product from milk "Pall to Palate,"
therefore we shall pasteurize noth
ing but A -Grade milk to begin
with so which ever your health
Ideas exact we have It. Checked and
double checked. Look us over please.
' NANSEN'S DAIRY.
PICKING ot the late cluster hops
will begin Monday August 29. at
the B. M. Clute Hopyards, Apple
gate. BETTER rebore Job at a saving
Freea' Garage. Jacksonville. Phone
183.
PHYCHIO Readlnga Dally Mr Miller.
328 Nortn central.
QUILTS covered
and tied. $1.00
Phone 1566-L.
NOVCE
Asphalt paving plant established at
our plant in Meaiora we are now
In position to quote price on sur
facing drlvewaya. tennis courts,
alleys, etc. Medrord Con Con. Co
Phone 69 ,
PERSONAL
GALL STONES. E. N D. Oall Remedy
will eliminate them. Painless. Harm
less, Not a drug. Visible results
Complete treatment live dollars
8. N. D. OALL REMEDY CO., 1812
N. W Flanders St.. Portland, Ore
INSTRUCTIONS
PIANO INSTRUCTIONS Mr Daisy
Blnns, 333 King. Home studio lest
expense, lower prices. Phone 1095-J.
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE OR TRADE Second-hand
store and Flxlt shop, win take
truck aa part rayment. L. A
Brntcher. Rotfue River.
BUSINEBS DIRECTORY
JACKSON COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
TITLE INSl'HANl'E
ABSTRACTS
ESCROWS
Chinese Herbs
Chinese Herbs for all ailments
On QUICK RESULTS
Try our remedies when other tali
CHAN CHAN OO 93t K Main
Unreimakins-
THE FA8HION 8HOP Dreaamaklng
Fur Remodeling Buttons ana
Buckles covered Room 02 U S
Nstl. Bank Bldg Tel. 118)1.
DRESSMAKING. Tailoring. Ladles
Coats and Suits Alterationa Prices
reasonable Mary M Cokei Cra
tenan Bldg.
'THE DOMESTIC 9HOPPE" Pro'ea
t;cnal Dreaamaklng Tailoring Al
ten Hons Hemstitcning. Butbiu
and Buckie oovtred. 19 M. Bartlett
BUBINESS DIRECTORY
Eipert Window Cleaner
LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173
House cleaning, floor waalLK. de
mothlng rugs, upholstery cleaning
Furs.
FURS remodeled, repaired, rellned.
cleaned and glased. Reasonable
Work guaranteed Phone 969-M.
LOANS
A QUICK n
To pay your old bills . . to reduce
Installments ... to get needed
O A S H . . .
Use our popular cash loan plan
to set the money you want
WHEN vou want It.
Loans up to $300 on your own
signature and security. No en
dorsers. Take as long at twenty
months to repay.
Personal and Auto Loan. ,
OREGON FINANCE OO
(Formerly Ore & Wash Mtg Co.)
Lie. No 8-211 M217 Phone 139.
45 South Central.
MONEY TO LOAN on modern dwell
inn of late construction. $9.7o per
month per thousand. Low Interest
rate.
BROWN 4: WHITE. 104 W. Main.
Osteopathic Physicians.
DRS. F. O. & EVA MAINS CARLOW
Osteonathlo Physicians
Announce the removal of their offices
' from the Liberty Bldg to 26 Laurel
St., opposite tnc court nouse.
Painting
JNO H LOCK
PAINTER
Pine interior woik a specialty.
Phone 809.
PAINTING Industrial and residential
work quickly done at moderate
cost. Latest spray type equipment
F. H Gardner Phone 1375-W
noLOHSBY NATURE PAINTS BY
PITTSBURGH. Let ua recommend
a reliable painter or paperhanger
P R A loans for nalntlnfl now avail
able. Pittsburgh Paint Store. 132
W Maln
Radiator hepalrlng
HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE
33 South Bartlett.
Refrigeration Service
Day Phone 458 Nlte Phone 1653-J
REFRIGERATION SERVICE CO.
The Only Exclusive Refrigeration Shop
. in oouinern uicion.
Authorised Factory Servlot.
217 W Main St. Medtord. Oregon
ROOFING
WE REPAIR or apply any type of
roof. Roll roofinga ana coating at
mall order prlcea. Paboo Palnta
and Roofing. Ekerson Paint .tnd
Root Co.. 38 80 Bartlett. Tel 148
Transfer
DAVIS TRANSFER AND 8TORAOB
Local and Long Distance Furniture
Mnvins Ronded carriers. Fireprocf
atorage. Expert orating, packing
and ahlpplng service. "Da via for
Service." Phone 644.
EADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO
Office 26 80 Fir Phone 815 Prlcea
right Service guaran' ed.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice.
Notice la hereby given that on
Tuesday, October tth, 1936, at 2:00
p. m., the Board of Directors of Eagle
Point Irrigation Dlatrlct. acting aa k
Board ot Eauallzatlon. will meet n
the office ot aald Board, at Eagle
Point. Oreaon. tor tna purpose 01
reviewing and correcting the District
assessments and apportionment of
him (or the vear 1939. such assess
ment list as approved and adopted
m tha Board of Directors of said
District Is now on file In the office
ot the District where It la open for
inspection by an oersona interestea.
This notice la published by the order
of the Board of Directors of aatd
District.
ED NUNN, Secretary,
Notlre to Creditors.
in the County Court of tha Stat of
Oregon for the County of Jackson.
In the Matter 01 tne estate 01 emmn
V. Wnltv. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that I was
on Auguat 16, 193B, regularly appoint
ed Executor of tho estate of Emma
B. Walty, deceased, by the county
Court of the Bute of Oregon for the
County ot Jackson and all creditors
having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the asms
duly verified, and with youcbera
thereunto attached, to me at the
Office of Roberta Ic McAllister my
attorneys. In the United States Na
tional Bank Building. Rooms 201-206.
Medford. Oregon, within six monuia
from the date of thla notice.
Dated at Medford. Oregon, this
17th day of August, 1938.
DWIOHT H. FINDLEY
Executor of the Estate of
Emma K. Walty, deceaaed.
Notice tn Creditors.
In the County Court of tha But of
Oregon for Jackson County
In the Matter of the Estate ot John
J Rltter, Deceased.
Notice Ik hereby given that tba
County Court of the Bute of Oregon
for Jackson County haa appointed
me Executor of the Estate ot Jonn J
Rltter. deceased.
All oersona having claims against
aald estate are required to present
them to me with proper vouchers
within six months from this date at
my office. 126 East Main street. Med
ford. Oregon. . ' .
Dated thla 10th dny of August.
1938. O. H. BENGTSON. Executor
126 East Main. Medford. Oregon.
Order to Show Came on Application
for t hange of Name,
tn the County Court of tha SUM of
Oregon for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Application of
Rex Victor Booth for Change ot
N,TM.
Whereas. Rex Victor Booth haflled
hla petition with the clerk ot this
court for permission to change nla
name from Rex victor uoovn -o itea
Victor Sellena:
Now therefore It la hereby ordered
that all persons Interested in the
matter aforesaid appear at the court
room of said court at Medford. Ore
gon, on Sept. 26, 193S. at 10 o'clock
a. m. and then and there to ahow
cause. If any there oe, wny aaio
application for change of name should
not be granted.
It 1 further ordered that eapr of
this order to ahow oause b pub
lished in the Medford Mall Tribune,
a dally newspaper of general circula
tion, published In Medford, Oregon
for four successive week prior lo
aald date.
Dated at Medford, Oregon. August
15. 1973.
EARL B. DAY, Judge.
On UaU Tribune Wsnt Ad.
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"My dear young lady, neither of us know you. And it's
memory, for you're much too pretty to
Chapter
A Riviera
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l RCHIE," said Hugo Stern
has her eye on you."
I sighed. "Do you mma," 1 asKea paiieniiy, Deing a
trifle more exnllclt? This Dlace is full of blondes."
"The one I mean is sitting thirty degrees right, at the corner
table. Don't look round. She may be some old flame you'd rather
not rekindle, or she miy merely
have i weakness lor tne larzan
type of male, but she's definitely
got her eye on you, and if yoj
catch it she'U take it as an invita
tion." "Not when ahe gets a clear sight
of my face," 1 retorted, ana I
turned, ignoring his protest, bal
ancing my gin fizz precariously on
the arm oi my chair and surveying
the landscape. It was even as I haa
laid. Far as the eye could reach, the
open air terrace of the Carlton was
coated with nothing but blondes,
ranging from the ashy fairness
of Scandinavia, through varying
synthetic shades of peroxide, to the
ripe corn-color ot the Germans,
Men were there too, swarthy as
nature or sun-tan had made them
and dressed for the most Dart in the
blue cotton shirt and trousers of
the fishermen whose native coast
they had invaded, but they were
merely the necessary background
to the ladies they escorted and
those ladles were the very per
fumed essence of the Cote d'Azur
Like a gaudy flowerbei they sat
there, laughing, chattering, drink
ing blondes in bathing-isuits, in
bright-colored trousers, in gallv
patterned beach-rubes.
To rleht and left of us towered
the great white luxury hotels of
tne canner uroucue; ine niai
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tinez: In front stretched the still
whiter stucco balustrade of the
terrace, and beyond that lay the
blue Mediterranean, crowned with
the shimmering, hazy vault of the
midday August iky.
The blonde in question was sit
ting alone, at a small table In the
shadow of a clipped bay tree, sip
ping a pinkish, frothy drink from
a tall glass: a slender, long-limbed
creature, dressed in white short
and shirt, with a crimson sash
folded about her slim waist, and a
red chiffon handkerchief knotted
on her crisp golden curls. The
whole effect of her was of youth
and srace and ease only her eyes.
dark and brooding, gave the lie to
the picture; ana tnose eyes, as
Hugo had said, were fixed intently
on me.
As T eatitfht her ffAze she smiled
suddenly, with a flash of tthite
teeth, and lifted a hand in greet
ing: but I looked away hurriedly
I was in Cannes for a bare couple
of days, and that only to see nugo.
and I had no mind for any femi
nine entanglements that would cut
short my time with him.
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him, but he shook his head mourn
fully. "You shouldn't have looked her
way. There you are. she's coming
over now and you'll find yourself
stung for a cocktail and lunch be
fore you know where you are. I
know these Riviera blondes.
"Not lunch," I retorted, "but she
can have her cocktail. She may be
a gold-digger," I added thought
fully,
"but she's extraordinarily
'easv tn look at."
Hugo shook his head again. "Cut
out the cocktail too," he said
(irmly. "She may be easy to look
at, but I haven't seen you these
two veara and why should I lose
my pleasure to give a girl a free
drink? You leave mt to handle
her."
Hard-Hearted
I FELT that he was being unnec
essarily hard-hearted, but I
knew well, at the same time, that
he had plenty of excuse. The
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Blonde
suddenly, "a blonde over there
swarming with authors of all sorts,
shapes and sizes. Best sellers are
there, an ' not-so-gooa seuen, out
Hugo was that rare oira a inriuer
writer with a world-wide circula
tion. 1
Apart from that, he was a hand
some devil, a confirmed bachelor
in his middle forties with a com
fortable private income apart from
hi prodigious sales, so that it was
no wonder he was a trifle cynical
where women were concerned.
He knew all the types and had
been pursued by most of them,
and, best of all, he knew the birds
of paradise of the Riviera, for he
had a villa outside Cannes where
he spent the halt of the year that
he wasn't exploring the queer
comers of the world in search of
adventure.
I looked at him now. at hla dark,
nawk-nosed face that might have
been a Spanish grandee's if It
hadn't been for the astonishing
blue of the eye, at hi square
jaw and massive shoulder, and
thought, with a little regret, that
the cynicism that had been at first
onlv a preventive cloak was now
becoming a part of him. Under hu
sleepy, good-natured manner there
lay, I well knew, a will as hard as
granite, and I had a shrewd bus
plcion that there was now super
ImDosed on it a crim determina
tion to consider only the comfort
and well-being of one person, and
that person Hugo stern.
As vou will." I said, and sighed.
"But let her down lightly, old man.
Aftnr all. she's onlv a K1U.
We both struggled to our feet,
for the girl stood beside ua. Seen
near to, she was even prettier thn
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thought She stood now looking
irom one to tne oiner o ua wun
touch of uncertainty: but a I
smiled in response, she gave a little
sigh 0: relief ana aroppea into a
vacant chair.
"Well, nowl" she said, ana ner
voice was a lovely thing, deep and
husky and vibrant against the par
rot chatter around us. "Isn't this
nice? I thought it wis you, and
then I fancied 1 had made a mis
take, and then I was sure I hadn't
so I came over."
It was to me she spoke, and I
answered her, rather reluctantly
"It's undoubtedly me," I said
guardedly, conscious of Hugo's eye
upon me, "and I suppose It's you.
If you say so, but the question is
who are you?"
But at that Hugo broke In. "My
dear young lady?' he Mid, "it u
our misfortune, but we neither of
ua know you; and I can assure you
that It' not a case of defective
memory, for you're much too
pretty to forget"
The girl flushed under the pale
gold of her sun-tan. 'JBut it wasn't
you I was uniting iu,
out "It was him" She turned to
me, and now mere wa uncer
tainty, almost appeal In her voice.
"Surely we've met some place be-
I mused mvself. I had been won
dering what to make of her, of her
almost childlike almollcitv of man
ner, her youthful charm. The
threadbare tactics she wa using
didn't tally at all with her appearance,-
and I wa pretty sure
h muet be a novice at the (am
Her accent too, puzzled me. it wa
French, undoubtedly, but there
was an nverlav of American an
Intonation, more than anything
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not a case of defective
forget."
definite and I had Just about de
cided that she must be an artist's
model who had learned her English
from ome American palner when
I found that to; the second time,
Hugo was answering for me.
Chllohood Friends"
"MO, NO," said he. He leaned hit
il brawny, aun-tanned arm on
the table, and now the good-natured
(mile wa fading, hardening
Intu something, cold and implac
able. "You'll have to forgive us.
mademoiselle, out you re oaming
up the wrong tree.
She caugni ner cream anerpii,.
fierily indignant and then sud
denly the shadowed look lett her
eyes and they became a dancing
and mischievous as little gkl's.
"Ladies don't bark up trees,"
she retorted. "They sit on r branch,
waiting to be barked at."
Hugo shouted with laughter at
that soung woman, you win. It'i
rieAnltelv established that we t "
childhood friends. Let' drink to
our former meeting and our
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He hailed a passing waiter ana
Invited her order, ana she laughed
back at him, gay now and care
free. "Let' see, where waa it wa
saw each other last?" said h.
"Wa It Paris7 Or ueauvuiei ur
.a Touquet?" '
And then ruddeniy. even as
watched her. a dreadful chanE
cam over her face. Her glance
had strayed over my shoulder, and
now for an Instant It remained
transfixed. The dark eyes widened,
staring and haunted, the warm
color arainea irom ner wicciv
She gasped, and put her hand to
her heart .
"I'm sorry," ahe said, very low.
"1 can't wait for the drink. I must
go. Tell me" she laid a hand
swiftly on my arm "you're stay
lng here? What' your name?"
'Archibald Lumsden," I toW
her. "Yes, I'll be here for a day or
two. but what's the trouble? Why
can't you wait?"
"If nothing." he Mwered,
but even as she spoke, her eye
were roving this way and that,
like a hunted animal'. She re
peated my name softly, under her
breath, a if memorizing it and
stood up. "Thank you," she said.
"You've been kind. I won't forget
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fish crimson turban vanished, and
I turned to Hugo.
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mthor ruefully. "What d'vou make
of her? I presume on closer in
spection she wasn't so taken with
our looks." ....
He shook hi neaa, puuini
thoughtfully at hi aged brier. "It
wasn't that" he said at last "but
it was the oddest thing I ever saw.
She spotted something or some
body that sne aian 1 ime, ana quit
in a hurry, but what it was I ye no
Idea, and what to make or her I
can't tell. Did you notice the queer
accent? Half of It was put on, I'll
swear." ...
"The French half wa genuine)
enough," said I.
He snook nis neaa again, no,
he said decidedly. "It wa the
hair that was fake, and be
sides, did you ever see a French
woman built like that? Tnose long,
slender limbs, the delicate articu
lation of the feet and hands? No.
no, my young friend, they uont
breed em like that this side of the
Channel. It' my Job to notice uch
things, and you can taxe my worn
for It she was an American, and
finely bred at that pretending to
a nationality she didn't own, and
playing a game he dldn t know.
Imi JTat'a mnre " He hesitated.
and hi eye, lomber now and wor.
rled, met mine. "-And what
more," h finished, "ah wa des
perately afraid."
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