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Newspaper Page Text"MTDFOTJD MATT, TRTRTTN'E. MTCPFOTJD OTtFOOV. MONDAY. RTvPTEMTTFJ? 26. 1938. PAGE SEVEN Read every sa oo thi page you will probably find exactly the thmga you bare Men took tng for or a tale or trade toi unused articles you may Have Search your attic or store-room you may find many thing others are seeking and oe able to realize immediate cash II ' what you wan t isn't nere, ad vertise tor tt Tribune Classi fied Ads are Inexpensive affective I RATES Per word first insertion ..gc (Minimum 95c) ' Each additional Insertion, ner word 1 c (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy change ..$1.26 CASH Or money order must ac company all mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND FOUND Lady a glove In front of postofflce. Call at Tribune and pay for ad. LOST on Butts Palls highway, one Chevrolet wire wheel ylth 17x6.60 tire and tube, nnder please call Mr. Bunce at Power company. Medford. LOST Gasoline hose. Please return to General Petroleum uorp. tOST Black coin purse containing (20 bill and 310 check. Return to Mall Tribune. Liberal reward. LOST If dog missrni,, call 1516. WANTED MALE HELP WANTED AT ONCE Man who can sell men's . furnishings and shoes. Good future. Box 3106. Tribune. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Girl to solicit, good prop osition; no selling. Box 2946, Trlb une. WANTED Capable person for general housework. No laundry. References required. Box 2844. Tribune. MALE OK FEMALE WANTED Elderly couple to work on ranch. Dora E. amitn, Anderson ranch. Talent. WANTED SITUATIONS LANDSCAPE WORK Lawn mow ing, expert pruning. 232 soutn Grape. Telephone 1680. EXPERIENCED CREAMERY MAN wishes position In creamery or cheese factory, permanent. Box 3078. TrtDtme. W ANTED Miscellaneous WANTED $300.00, 1st mortgage, 8. on property Just off Oakdale Ave. south of Junior high school. Box 2934 Tribune. WANTED Child to care for In my home, S20 month; Includes board, room and laundry. 724 Summit. WANTED Best car $50.00 down will buy. No Junk, After 3 p. m. Hotel Valandra, Central Point. WANTED Rabbits. Will pay 10c live weight for 3 and 4-lb, rabbits. Medford Poultry & Egg. WANTED Used desk and filling cab inet. What have you? Box 2900 Tribune. WANTED TO BUY Body fir. Tel. 1212-J. WANTED TO BUY Used saxophone. O. & M. Store, Jacksonville high way. WANTED TO BUY 3 to 6 acres. Irrigated, with house and other buildings, near Medford. Phone 1513-M. Third house left on Spring street. WANTED Fat cows and steers. J. J. Osenbrugge. WANTED at once Wool. J. J. Osen brugge. WANTED Fat cows. Phone 46. WANTED TO RENT Farm, close- to Medford. 15 acres or more. Will pay cash rent and purchase stock. References. Box 2837, Tribune. WANTED Horses and cows. Eagle Point Fox Farm Tel. 27-X-7. QUILTS COVERED AND TIED $1 Quilting $1. Phone 15G6-L. HIGHEST PRICES PArD for Batteries Radiators Aluminum, Brajv Cop Der and othet metals MEDFORD BARGAIN 'lOUBR 27 N Grape St Phone 1063 LAUNDRY Mrt tiuson Tel 1345-M y ANTED Dead and worthless ani mals removed free ol chsrre Phone (reverse chargfiO Southern Oregon Bv Products Co HIGHEST CASH PRICKS PAID For 7oui Furniture MKDFOni) RAR04IN HUl-Mt 27 N. Grape St Phone 1062 WELL DRILLING $160 per ft. first 50 ft. etc J M Dodtie lie King WOOL - MOHAIR - HIDES And Pelt See us before you sell MEDFOKD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N Grape St Phone 1063 WE PAY Ml IK IV CASH Fot Your Furniture tMIIKHfiOh ANItKEH Rfh intf rTf-nt Phone 647 FOR RENT-HOUSES. FOR RENT 5 -room furnished house, nice jrtinde. lawn, flowers. 917 Nar regan St. or phone 408-R-l. FOR RFi.T 5 -room modern house. 10 acr.f clover. Also stock for sale. Drive out Midway road, take first turn left aftrr pausing Forest Patrol, then tnke flrt turn right, drive half mile to white house. FOR RENT House, 643 Pearl St. FOR RENT HOUSES FOB RENT 6 -room modern house. Call 1748-Y. FOR RENT Furnished duplex. Fire place. Frigidaire. Close in. Inquire 618 South Oakdale.- FOR RENT 3 -room house. Call 403'- J-l. FOR RENT 444 South Fir. Inquire 1120 West 2nd. FOR RENT 2 -bedroom unfurnished house. Good location. H. h. Cook. 10 Quince St. ' FOR RENT Furnished house No. 3 Everette court. Attractive and clean. Adults only. Phone 338. FURNISHED HOUSE for rent on or about October 1. 1023 West 9th Tel. 1023-R. FOR RENT Furnished 7 -room house. 103 Crater Lake Ave. UNFURNISHED HOUSE Inquire 134 South Ivy. FOR RENT 6-rootn modern fur nished house. Close In. 335 8 Riverside. Phone 457-J. FOR RENT House No. S new Lorlng Court - West llth Strictly modern Adults only. Phone 338. FOR RENT Attractive 6-room mod ern house on Jacksonville highway See owner. 503 W 4th. FOR RENT BOARD ROOM FOR RENT Room. Cooking privi leges or board If desired. 304 W. Jackson. COMFORTABLE ROOM In private home for gentleman. Private en trance. 1013 East Main. Phone 1458-V. BOARD and ROOM $1 a day at 716 E Main. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished apartment, 317 W. 2nd. 816 month. FURNISHED APARTMENT Hot and cold water, lights, private bath; adults. 813 So. Oakdale. FURNISHED 3-room apartment. Pri vate bath, oil heat, ground floor. 604 W, 10th. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 230 N. Ivy. Inquire Apartment 2. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, 335 South Ivy. FOR RENT 2-room furnished apart ment. 630 South Central. APARTMENT for two adults. E. Main, $16. Phone 61, days; 1959-L, eve nings. FURNISHED 2 -room apartment. 325 So. Ivy. NICELY furnished apartment. Heat, hot water. $25. 51 N. Oakdale. FOR RENT Room or apartment 916 W. 10th. Adults only. FOR RENT Apartment, overstuffed furniture, heat, hot water and Frlgldnlre. garage. 10 Quince St. FOR RENT Furnish edRooms ROOM FOR RENT Private entrance, bath and shower. 82.60 week. 408 Edwards. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room 712 Pine, call evenings. FOR RENT Two rooms furnished, $12.50. One room, unfurnished, $5. City limits. Inquire 618 East Main. FOR RENT Furnished room In pri vate residence. 418 South Oakdale. ROOMS FOR RENT. Close In 332 South Grape. ATTRACTIVE rooms. 404 S Grape FOR RENT Miscellaneous PIANOS FOR RENT. Nearly new Knabe grand for sale, bargain Also repossessed uprights for sale. B. J. Palmer. P. O. box 903. Medford Tel. 199. Central' Point. ONE store room, upstairs office rooms See A) Llttrell or Roland Hubbard FOR SALE PETS DOGS FOR SALE 5 Siamese kittens, $5 each. Phone 473-J. 914 Murray. FOR 8ALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE; Team big mules. Inquire Paul Force, Eagle Point. FOR SALE--3 registered Corrledsle rams. Write Bryan Yorton, Route 3, Box 133. FOR SALE Six head beef cattle. R. D. Reynolds. Ashland. Route 1. Bellvlew. FOR SALE One work horse and leather In arnees, $45. One third-calf Guernsey cow, milking. Phone 447-H. FOR SALE 12 stock sheep or will trade for KUllfer, East Main, Ash land. O. D. Low. FOR SALE! Young Brown Swiss Bulls. Brown Swiss for more milk. Phlpps Orchard. Phone 417. FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE R.I.R. Pullets. Mile south Eagle Point on Crater Lake High way. J. J. Spltzer. FOR SALE 200 Rock pullets, six month old, A-l. Route 1, box 470, Ahlnnd F. E Onrle. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES '37 MODEL NASH DE LUXE SEDAN loaded with extras. Can hardly be told from new. Pay balance due bank only. See this one sure If you want a bargain. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge & Plymouth Distributors HAHN MOTORS OUARANTEE COUNTS Sundny and Monday Special 1934 PLYMOUTH de luxe rumble seat Coupe. Original Jet black finish like new. Tires A-l. mechanically perfect. See this popular model quick. Oet our low price and easy terms. HAHN MOTORS USED CAR LOT 35 South Riverside STRANDED Must sell 1937 Dodge tr. sedan. Large radio, heater, many other accessories. Looks and runs like new. Now financed at hank at Portland. They demand money or car. Merrick's Auto Camp, No. 68. Riverside at Oth. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES MUST SELL 1938 Ford deluxe sedan. 320 North Bartlett. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Bulck 1937 8-40 special 4 -door sedan with 6-wheel equipment. This is my own personal car and has Ipss than 17,000 miles on it. Finish and condition is perfect. Price $876. Terms If desired. W. E. Thomas, 45 South Central Ave. FOR SALE 1930 Packard sedan. A-l condition. Inquire 310 Genesee. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE TWO ACRES ; MODERN BUNGALOW A 4 -room modern house. VVVIIII earaRe.3 chicken houses; V"-V good ground, irrigated, oil road off Jacksonville highway. Loss of member of family reason for sacrifice price of only, $2200, terms. Also 350 ACRES NEAR MEDFORD j- i muo liver iuum5. S35DD excellent grazing land WWW and a number of good cabin sites all within 9 miles of Medford at a sacrifice . price of only $10 per acre. Also We have a number of real buys In Medford home. See us for "Real Estate" of any nature. MARK A. GOLDY. INC. Phone 728 109 E. Main St. FOR SALE Furnished or unfur nished strictly up-to-date resi dence. On one of the best streets. Fireplace, hardwood floors, riew roof. Mlnht trade for cheaper place and cash difference. Inquire 618 South Oakdale. A . Neat modern four-room S I nin cottage. In excellent con W I WWW dition, will show 9 on a rental bases. A Five-room cottage, hard- AZriUU wood floors, basement, VfaUVU furnace, paved street $500,000 cash, balance easy. 10 acres, irrigated, city SzODD wate"' Jln8 cltv limits. WWV excellent subdivision proposition. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE No. 7 N. Bartlett St. Phone 1496 or 1548-R. FOR SALE By owner, my equity In 4 and 6-room houses, close in. $150 down, payments like rent. Inquire-112 King. FOR SALE OR TRADE Mining claim, 2 - room house, chicken house, well, spring, 5 acres tillable land. Applegate locality. P. O. box , 141, Phoenix. FOR SALE. Small Restaurant in small town, doing nice business. Living quarters stock and equip ment, $300.00; and Light Lunch, building, stock, equipment, $1000.00, terms; and lovely modern 4-room dwelling close In, elegantly fur nished, electric equipment, 2 bed rooms, owner says sell all for $600.00 cash, balance easy monthly payments; and 6 acres free soil, irrigation, 6-room house redeco rated, electric lights,' barn, chicken house, Ladlno clover, keep 5 or 6 cows, $550.00 down, balance small and easy. GEO. H. YEO - AGENCY 227 W. Main. Phone 154. FOR SALE 1 acre, 5-room house, $600. Call at Calhoun ranch, mile southwest of Phoenix, , BEST BUY IN VALLEY 5 acres, all cultivated, close town, schools, free soil. Irrigated, family orchard, meadow, 6-room house, barn, ga rage, chicken house, electricity. $1295, terms. Sheley Agency, north city limits, new Highway 99. 20-ACRE PLACE? CLAIM "rustic cabin nicely furnished, chicken house, garden, large springs. On road, beautiful timber site, suitnble home, camp grounds or hydraulic $650. Cash or trade. F. Davis, box 69. BIr Applegate River, Jackson ville, Ore. FOR SALE 10 -room house, lot 102x 100. garage. In business district 307 N. Ivy street. FOR SALE New fl-room house, lot 48x100, for $1250. Also two houses, one 4-room. one 3-oOm, for $1250 lot 50x100. Inquire 518 East Main. FOR SALE Room and apt. Busi ness Furn cabin 511 E Main Phone 1288-H, evenlnga. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS For information inquire of Warren Patterson Secretary at the National Farm Loan Office 202 Liberty Bldg Tel 1149 or O A Barnes 167 E 8th, . Eugene Ore. vyHEN you think of real estate think of BROWN & WHITE FOR SALE Approximately 4 acres 44 miles from Medford on Arnold road adjoining Wing orchard. Water right, good drainage. Suitable for poultry or alfalfa. Family orchard. Good 6-room house, thoroughly reconditioned. Garage and other buildings. Term can be had O. V. Myers, owner, 20 Ashland Ave.. Tel. 742-R. FOR SALE By owner, 5. 10 or 15 acres. Irrigated, Bear creek bottom land, 'a mile from city llmljs Phone 1524-L. HOUSES FOR SALE in Medford and surrounding town. Easy terms Jackson County Federal Savings Loan Association FOR SALE 6-room i urn 1 shed house and acre tract nicely locatd Owner leaving state and will ac rifice for $1,350. Terms C. C Pierce Room 1. Palm Block Phone 517-L FOR S A L&t-Miscellaneous FOR SALE 3 coal and wood burning stoves. 41 South Grape. ORAPES Tokay. Missions, l'e and 2c. Anders Vineyard, half mile west Willow Spring Service Station. FOR SALE; Salway peaches, grapes, prune. Cose In. Olenn Darby, south end King highway. D. A. It. RUMMAGE SALE, Sept. 30. Oct. 1. Nat tor) um basement. Many nice things, very reasonable. FOR SALE Walnut? tree Tor fur niture. Kenney, Jacksonville. PRUNES. lHc lb.: you pick, le lb. B. E. Ford, 3 mile west on Jack sonville highway. Phone 731-R, TOKAY AND MISSION ORAPES, 14C pound this week. Riley Myers, Cen tral Point. BARTirTT PEARS Pick them your self, 30c lug. Crater Lake highway, 1 mile north 4 corner on left. FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE Bicycle and car radio. 414 Berrydale. FOR SALE Saxopohne. cello, violin, , Super Flex oil heater. 336 South RlversfHe. FOR SALE Bone grinder. W. R. Hol man. Eagle Point. FOR SALE 3-plate electric range, $10. Phone 960-Y. FOR SALE Small gas cook stove, vacuum cleaners, dining set. beds, Ice box, couch, breakfa.it set, lawn mower, davenport, sewing machine and miscellaneous. Call at 19 Mis tletoe.. SAVE MONEY by chopping at Frank lin's Grocery. 437 South Central. Phone 310. FOR SALE Dry fir and hardwood. Tel. 1312-J, FOR SALE Klamath hay and barley, or will trade for feeder plga or other livestock, e. e. Whitman, Coker Butte. Phone 871-R-l. PLANT PERENNIALS NOW. Many hardy varieties at Hothouse on Old North Pacific highway adjoining corner store at Berrydaie avenue PL A NERB LO??KXonly$4 .45 a loa d . Phone 333, Central Point. DOLLAR BARGAINS unequalled in Medford at Franklin's Grocery Sat urday, ounaay and Monday. KLAMATH HAY. 2nd cut, $16.00 ton, $14.50 In load lots; 3rd cut, $16.00. 16 South Columbus Ave. FOR SALE Car millrun in Tuesday, Car prices. Davis Feed Stores. FOR SALE No tags left. 2 deer rifles new. J. J. Osenbrugge. LATE MODEL largest size oil burning heater with 150-gal. storage tank Almost new. Will sell at about half price. Phone 824-Y. CUCUMB ERS, sor ted to size " y ou want. B. E. Ford, 2 miles west on Jacksonville highway. Phone 731-R, FOR SALE Practically new Quaker oil burning circulating heater. Scott V. Davis. P. O. box 690, Medford. FOR SALE Used sawdust burner, good condition. Phone 1640. FOR SALE Grapes. J. A. Manke, two miles east of Jacksonville. FOR SALE Tomatoes, canning, lc to., juice. VjC lb. Also uuroc boar Phone 1453-J-l. FOR SALE) Conn 22B trumpet, case and accessories, like new, $60. Harry , xoung, an a. uanaaie. KLAMATH HAY and potatoes de llvered. Orders taken at Snappy service Station. 3 mile north of Ashland on highway. CANNING TOMATOES, lc lb.; beans, 3o and 4c lb. Blankensblp, Central Point. FOR SALE About 8 tons of old corn In ear. to one party. C A. De Voe. fnone 1497. MYERS WATER PRfcbSURE systems guaranteed. All pumping system? overnauied. Plumbing contracting Fenco electric fence regulators Full lino of general paints, fishing tackle and hunting supplies. Full line hardware See us about your federal housing. Pick Hardware FOR SALE Speed Queen washers and ironers; 2 sparton refrigerators, special low price. Guaranteed serv ice and parts for all makes of washers. Good buy on Coleman oil circulators and wood circulators General Electric Ironer, demon strator, one-half price. Canner's supplies. Fick's Hardware. GOOD USED WASHERS, radios. 1 good used electric range. 2 General Electric sweepers. At a bargain cleanup on garden hose. Fick's Hardware. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Encourage a. Lose brilliance 9, Bast ha II arbiter: slang 12. Funeral pile IS. Genus of the honey bee 14. Born 15. BfVcl ot the gull family it. Places end for end IH. Humble 20. Masculine , name 2L Placed at Intervals Solution of Yesterday' Puzzle AllLSPlOTEaHUT5 gOulMUN I CTT PAL HILTm BUGlTqPjBE PBlGiCAEpCUE WEEDlSONWULK OAR iDUNiAp DAE ORPCON FORNiTp Inpunp I RKpYOKT W BA RAIR EMP A RM Most important crop of Inrlta Musical direction for silence Perfume Frozen water 46. Main sub stance SO. Blec trifled particle SL Engage for service so. 31. Land measures ,1S. Beverage 14. Captures aealn J 9. Turn Inside out 63. Oreat Lake 38. Belgian river 18. Positive fij. Rope for electric poles naming a shin's yard 111 Auction 42, Colors 14. Came bird 6. Son of Beth 6&. Withered i i3 4 w " 7 r jf- " n w3 mjz II -m llllipilll IT p 27 26 2f m WJL 11! 34 3! IP'"' 37 ir Hi 2 jm5i Wl ; si I lir I I I I rl I I FOR SALE Miscellaneous KLAMATH HAY large or small lot 137 N Riverside. Medford. PERSONAL OALL STONES. C N D Gall Remedy will eliminate them Painless, Harm less, Not a drug. Visible results Complete treatment five dollars E N D. OALL REMEDY CO.. 1819 N W Flanders St. Portland Ore (MALE INSTRUCTION) MEN to take up Air Conditioning and Electric Refrigeration and better themselves. Must be mechanically inclined, willing to train in spare time to qualify. Write Utilities Inst.. Box 2926 Co Mall Tribune. MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE Peach Growers. Now is the time to spray for curly leaf. Phone 258-R" and leave address or write Wm. McGonagle, Route 3, Box 45, Med ford. SETTLE YOUR DIFFERENCES out Of court, saving money, confidential. Write Economy Service, room 433, Redwoods Hotel, Grants Pass, Ore. MRS. HATTIE REAMES WHITE. AO credited Piano. Teacher. Beginners H. S. credits. 220 Laurel. Tel. 449-M BETTER rebore Job at a saving Frees' Oarage Jacksonville Pone 183 BUSINESS DIRECTORY JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INSt'HANCK ABSTRACTS ESCROWS Chiuese tierbs Chinese Herbs foi all ailment GE1 QUICK RESULTS Try our remedies when other tall CHAN & CHAN CO 236 U Main. Dressmaking. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking Fur Remodeling Button and Buckles covered Room 302 U 8 Natl Bank Bldg Tel 1181. DRESSMAKING, Tailoring. Ladles Coats and Suits Alterations Prices reasonable Mary M. Coker Cra terlan Bldg. THE MO-DES SHOPPE, formerly The Domestic, featuring Dressmaking. Tailoring, Alterations, Hemstitch ing. Buttons and Buckles. Same management. 19 N . Bartlett. Expert Window Cleaner let JoorrTTTTnioMe cleaning, floor waxing, demothlng rusuhosetryleanlng Furs. FURS remodeled, repaired, rellned, cleaned and glazed. Reasonable, Work guaranteed. Phone 969-M LOANS CASH For School Days. If you need extra money to get the children ready for school, or for any other purpose, call on us You can get any amount up to $3uu nere promptly without en dorsers, on your own security Small monthly payments arranged to suit your convenience Call, phone or write for particulars without obligation. OREGON FINANCE CO. Llo. No S-211 M217. Phone 139 46 South Central. MONEY TO LOAN on modern dwell ings of late construction $9 lb per month per thousand Low interest rate. , BROWN & WHITE, 104 W. Main Cross-Word Puzzle . Monkeys f. Varied L Inhabitant of: suffix V. Generous 10. Convene 11. Mexican dollar 11 Oarment IS. Go 21. Mix circularly 22. Rtep M. Colorless gaseous hydrocarbon 2b. AKree 27. Bitter vetch 28. Wax 29 Devours 32. Sure 36. On the ocean 17 Mountains In France 39. Makes a pre liminary wsfter la poker Stake for roasting meat 4L Nautical hailing call 41. Small re ceptacle car rled at the Jlrdle by a paneie 4i. Pronoun 47. ' Anger 48. Tltr ot a knight 49. Support for a golf ball DOWN Likely Secondary Bin Holding of honor cards not In sequence Unit of electrical capacity BUSINESS DIRECTORY Radiator he pa irl n 1 HOOPERS RADIATOR SERVICE 33 South Bartlett He frig era Hon Service Day Phone 458 Ntte Phone I OSS -J REFRIGERATION SERVICE CO The Only Exclusive Refrigeration Shop in soutnern Oregon. Authorised Factory Service. 217 W Main St Medford Oregon Pointing. JNO H. LOCK PAINTER Fine interior woik a specialty. Phone 809. COLORS BY NATURE PAINTS BY PITTSBURGH. Let us recommend a reliable painter or paperhanger F-H.A loans for painting now avail able. Pittsburgh Paint Store. 133 W Main. SPRAY PAINTING A SPECIALTY SIGNS HOUSES INDUSTRIAL Estimates Gladly Given. COMMERCIAL PAINTING CO. Tel. 42 Webb and Carton Wall Paper, Paint, Lacquer, Roofing and Glass. We contract painting, paperhanRing and day labor. Esti mates free. 233 West flth. Phone 370. ROOFING WE REPAIR or apply any type ol roof. Roll roofings and coatinp at .. mall order prices. Pabco Paints , and Roofing. Ekerson Paint ind Roo! Co. 38 So Bartlett, Tel 343 Transfer DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAOE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving Bonded carriers. Firoprooi storage. Expert orating, packing and shipping service. "Davis for service. Phone pm. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 36 So Fir Phone 316 Prices rlpht Service guaran eu. LEGAL NOTICES Notice to Creditors. Notice Is hereby given that by or der of the County Court of the State of Oregon, in and for Jackson county, Oregon, dated and filed September 9th, 193B, the undersigned was ap pointed administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Annie Cora Bartlett, deceased, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the.,.same to the undersigned with proper vouchers at hla office, "room 413, Liberty Bldg., Medford, Oregon." within alx months from the date of the :irst publication of this notice. F. P. EARRELL. Administrator with the will annexed of the estate ot Annie Cora Bart lett, deceased. Notice to Creditors Notice Is hereby Given, that the undersigned, Francis E. Marsh, has been duly appointed as administrator with the will annexed of the estate of William J. Roberts, deceased, by the County Court of Jackson County. Oregon, and he has duly qualified as such administrator. Therefore, all persona having olalma against said estate are heresy noti fled and required to present the same duly verified to the undersigned Francis E. Marsh at his resldenco at McMlunvllle, In Yamhill County, Oregon, within 8 months from the first publication or this notice in the Medford Mall Tribune, said date being the Sth day of September, 1938. Dated this 1st day of September, A. D., 1938. FRANCIS E. MARSH. Administrator with the will annexed of said estate. VINTON, MARSH & MARSH, Attorneys for said estate. Notlre of Meeting nr Board of Knnalliitfun. To Whom It My Concern: Notice Is hereby given that the Board ot Directors of Grants Pass Irrigation District will meet Tuesday October 4th. 103B, at 10:00 o'clock am.. In the District Office In the Court House, Qrant Pass, Oregon actlnff aa a Board of Equalization for the purpose -of reviewing and correcting Its assessments and ap portlonment of taxes for the . year 1930. Such assessment list as ap proved and adopted by the Board of Directors of said District is now on file In the office of the District where It la open for Inspection by all per sons Interested. This Notice Is published by the Board of Directors of OranU Pass Irrigation District, this 6th day of September. 1938. ORANTS PASS IRRIGATION DISTRICT. By S. Reed Carter. Secretary-Manager. County Treasurer's rail for Non High Srhool TuKlnn. nnd Transportation Warrants. Notice Is hereby given that there aro funds on hand for the redemp tion of warrants drawn on the Non High School Tuition, and Transpor tation Fund registered July 28th. 1938. and Including warrant num bers 9ia to 952 Inclusive.' Interest on the above called Non High School Tuition, and Transpor tation Warrants ccasea on September 28. 1938. Dated at Medford, Oregon, Septem ber 28th, 1938. RALPH E. SWEENEY. County Treasurer of Jackson County, Ore. Notice to Creditors. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has, by order of the county court of the State of Oregon for Jack son County, been duly appointed ex ecutor of the estate of Matilda Lof land, deceased, and has qualified. All persons holding claims against Bhid estate are hereby notified and required to present the same, duly verified as required by law, to me at Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof. Dated and first published Septem ber 38, 1938. ' HARRY N. LOFLAND, Executor. W. S. Phlpps, Attorney for said estate. Notice In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Emma fltam, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator has filed hla Pinal Report and Account in the above entitled matter, and the above entitled Court has fixed October 37th. 1938, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. In the County Court Room, In the Court Hotise. In Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, as the time end place for hearing objections to said Plnsl Account, and for the settle ment thereof. CHARLES H. 8TAM, Administrator. WINDOW GLASS We sell trlndow rlasi end will replace rout broken wtnduws reasonably Trow bridge Cab inet Work. Bell view BELL VIEW, Sept. 28. (Spl) The Upper Valley community club held lt first meeting Wednesday afternoon with a very good attendance. Mrs. Mary Bdger was the new member received Into the club. Mrs. Oeorge Helms, the new president, presided at the business meeting at which time the members voted to give one 4-H scholarship to the 4-H sum mer school next summer. An Interest ing program of games and readings, was presented by Mrs. Lola Pankey and Mrs. Wade Wallls. Refreshments of orange sherbet, wafers and Ice tea were served by the hostesses. Mrs. R. E. Bell, Mrs. Richard C. Jay and Mrs. H. O. Modrall. Mrs. Wade Wallls. Mrs. Al Sherard and Mrs. Taylor Wil liams will be hostesses for the Oc tober meeting. Mrs. Albert Arnold and Mrs. Vincent Sanlnl will serve on the program committee. Bellvlew Parent-Teacher association entertained the teachers, Jack Bald ing, Miss Julia Qulnby and Eunice Hager, and the school board mem bers, Herman Helm, Billy Brlggs and Walter Bongstreth at a covered-dish luncheon Friday evening. Each ot the guests responded with talks. A short business session tollowea witn tne new president, Mrs. R. D. Reynolds, In charge. The following commltteo were appointed: membership. Miss Munloe Hager. Mrs. Herman Helm. Mrs. C. H. Modrell; hospitality, Mrs. Theodore Weanus and Mrs. Charles Anderson; program, Mrs. J. M. Crow and Mrs. Mary Badger. The next meeting will be the second Friday of October. Home extension unit of Bellvlew held Its first meeting of the season at the Community club house last Friday afternoon with a good attend ance. Those presont voted to con tinue with the unit work for another year. Mrs. Mabel Mack was present and helped the ladles plan tneir pro grams. The October meotlng will oe all dav with a covered-dish lunch eon served at. noon. Mrs. Mack will be present to discuss, "Let's Have Fewer Colds." Anyone Interested U Invited to attend. Mr. and Mra. Mason Allen from Kallspell, Montana, are visiting at thJ Ed Hennlnger home and at the Theo dore Weanus home this week. Mrs. Allen Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hennlnger and a slater of Mrs. Weanus. Miss Helen Dunn left Sunday for Jacksonville where she Is teaching the fourth grade In the grammar school. Miss Dunn grsduated from the Southern Oregon Norma) achool last spring, where she was an honor student. Mrs. Oeorge Helms went to Talent Wednesday to attend a meeting of the Talent Community club. , Mr. and Mrs. Archie Klncald and daughter, Eunice, were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howard last Sunday, Mrs. I. E. Deodmond and Mra. Her mwn Helm called on several atck peo ple In thla community last Friday afternoon and delivered flowers from the Upper Valley Community club. Mrs. Lillian Maxedon from San Diego, Calif., Is visiting at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Chested Applegate this week. Mrs. Maxedon Is a relative of the Applegate family. Mrs. Floyd San ford and her moth er, Mra. Preston Dill, left for Phoenix, Arlrona, where Mrs. Sanford wtll vis it for several weeks. Mrs. Dill spent the last summer at the Sanford home. Mrs. Walter Hash, Mrs. Willis Byrd and Mra. Vincent Lanlnl, the home economics committee of the Bellvlew Orange, served a chicken dinner to 80 teachere and school beard members of Ashland Saturday evening. Several other grange members assisted this committee In cooking and serving the dinner. ' Last week a group ot grange mem bers gathered at the Chester Apple gate home to out wood for use at the Orange Hall this winter. At noon the ladles served a picnic dinner to the workers and In the afternoon the wood was hauled to the hall. Mrs. Val Inlow as chairman ot the extension unit, and Mrs. O, H. Mo drell as secretary, will attend the meeting for offlcera at the court house In Medford this week. Brownsboro BROWNSBORO, Sept. 34, (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Yeatea and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Lemlen. of Watsoa vllle, Calif., left for their horns last week, after having visited at tha Home of Mrs. Yeatea' slater, Mrs. Jim Trueblood and family, for several days. H. W. Wright and Oleo Marshall apent a few daya hunting last week but were unsuccessful In getting a deer. Mr, and Mrs. Ed Tucker have sold their ranch and are moving on to a smaller place at Rogue River. . Mr. and Mis. Tucker have lived In the vicinity of Brownsboro for forty years but owing to Mr. Tucker's health, they decided to make tha change. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and four children of Rogue Rlvar who pur chased the Tucker reneh, expect to move onto It at once. Mra. Vroman and son Roland Thompson ol Klamath Falls, visited at 'die home of Mrs. J. D. Henry, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Henry and ohlldren left Sunday for Washington, where they will work la the fruit tor a monUi. Escoe Fuller la attending normal scnool in Ashland. Mrs, 0, . Craig entertained the Friendship circle at her horn, Sept. It. There wen only sight ladles present, but a pleasant afternoon was spent and delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. Use Mall tribune Want" Ada. , Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 34. (Spl.) Mrs. Ruth De France of Los Angetei arrived Sunday for a visit with her sister. Mrs. Dorothy Whltton. Accom panying her was her little nephew, Dwlght Whltton, who had been spending the past four months with Mrs. De France. ' Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hoffman became parents of a son born Sept. 30, at Sacred Heart hospital. J. B. Johnson, a. mining man from Seattle, spent Sunday at home of his old friend, Dr. Peters. That evening, he drove to Grants Pass where he expects to spend the winter. Attending the luncheon and meet Ing of the Medford missionary soci ety of Presbyterian churob on Tues day were Mesdamca NelUs and Mar Ion Nledermeyer, Blxby, Klelnham mer, G. W. Godward, Beach, Wood ward, Gertrude Martin and Sanden. Members of the home economics club met Wednesday at the Grange hall to clean It. Mrs. Cleora Blxby was a Sunday dinner guest ot Mr. and, Mrs. Otto Ntedermeyer. Miss Alice Hoefs attended a meet ing of the Republicans In Medford oo Sept. 16. Mr. Lusk, Sr., who has been very 111, Is somewhat better. The past matrons club of Eastern Star gave a dinner and card party at the Masonic hall on Wednesday eve ning. Mrs. Rogers of Klamath Falls and Mrs. Mollie Reams Jennings called on friends here Wednesday. Hunters who went to the Apple gate on Monday evening were Otto, Henry and John Nledermeyer and Lon Conger, who returned In a day or two without any game. Mrt and Mra. Elmer Adams and children, Vance and Joan spent the past week end In Crescent City. Mrs. Gertrude Hoefs of Butte Falls was a recent visitor at home of Miss Alios Hoes. The Missionary society met at th church parlors on Thursday, with 21 people present. The devotions war given by Mrs. Otto Nledermeyer. The main speaker was Mrs. McFarland of Phoenix, who gave a splendid ac count of her trip to the meeting at Buck Hlil Falls in Pennsylvania and' to the general assembly at Philadel phia. Following the program, refresh ments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Klelnhammer's. . ' Mrs. Stella Zlglef and Mrs. Elmer Adams were Medford shoppers on Sept. 17. ' " """S ji uio a. o. uins league with their leader, Miss Sellers, hiked to the Opp mine and to the city reservoir after school on Thurs day. Twelve girls participated. It le planned to make these hikes a week ly affair. The Grange Roxy Ann Economics olub mat at the home of Mra. E. Newlln on Spring street. Wednesday afternoon for an Interesting meeting, Refresh- nueni.a were aervea at ine Close by tn hostess. Tuesday evening, September 37, parents from Roxy Ann are invited to Jacksonville Orange hall to hear Mra. Maud Morris discuss "Why Edu cate Parent." Friday evening, September 30, a special meeting and program la scheduled at Roxy Ann Orange hall In observance of booster night. W oxtend a hearty Invitation and a real welcome to the publlo to Join us for a pleasant evening. The ladles of the Economics club are asked to bring sandwiches for the refresh ment table. - ' Members of the Orange are re minded that our next regular meet ing Will D UUHHWT tt The H, B. club wtll meet with Mrs, Bruce Moffltt October 8. The first home extension meeting date la set for October IB tor an all-day meeting. Ladles ot the-grange and extension unit are urged to plan to attend and get started for our new year's work and program. Place ot meeting will be announced later. Missouri agricultural statisticians estimate that IS per cent more cattle ars on feed on Missouri farms this year than laat. Travel Table AIRPLANES Northbound. Leave. Malls Close. 1:17 pjn. 13:81 p.ra. 4:46 a.m. 4:01 a.m. . Southbound. Leave Mali Close. 13:11 a.m. mas p.m. TRAINS Northbound. Lean. Malls Clot. 10:33 a.m. 0:33 a.m. l:0tp m. 7:03 pa. Southbound. Leave. . Mailt Close. 8 :30 am. 740 am 33 pm 3 -33 pm. BUSES North. Sooth. 1:40 a.m. 13:13 e-m. 7:30 a jn 3:18 am. 933 em "3:30 em 140pm :88m. 1:48 pm 8:S0pm 8:46 pm 8:88 pm 10:30 pm 3:40 pm To ejiamsth fall. S:48 am ana 0:40 p m. To Orsntt Pass only. To Ashland only.