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Newspaper Page TextMEPFORD MAIL TRTBUXE. MEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY. MAY 27. 1940. PAGE SEVEN Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! Bud every ad en this pg Tan will probably nnd xctly th things fuu bev wo took leg lot o a sal of mat for ustiieu aruc.es yju tas ir search foul tuo ot store-room you ma? ua mas; thint.1 others ara aM'tlng and b abl to reallaa immediate oaab If whet ou want unt bera. advertise lor It Trtbuna Claa eified Ada ara Inexpensive Kectlv! RATES far word rirat Insertion t (Minimum sac) Each addlllonai Insertion, per word (Minimum we) Par Una per month without copy change 81.xfl CASH or monty order must ae company all mail ordar classified ad. LOST AND FOUND REPORT lost doajs. animal cruelty cases Humane Society. Phone 16 lfl- WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Someone to put up hay on contract. Route 1. Box 522. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Unincumbered housekeep er for family of three; home and wages. References required. Phone 1222-R. 19 Chestnut, after 7 p. m. WANTED Olrl to care for child. Inquire 813 Maple St. after 0 p. m. BTRONO ELDERLY WOMAN wants position caring for Invalid lady. Patient with children. Marthena Cutllp, co E. M. Wilkin. Drain, Ore. WANTED SITUATIONS MAN experienced with stock wanta Job. Will work on per cent basis. Box 225. Central Point, Ore. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED AT ONCE 800 or 000 feet 6" galvanized Irrigation pipe. W. F. Martin, E. P. Star Rt., Med ford. X OIVE ESTIMATES on whitewash ing your building or cold water paint. Phone 151. COMMERCIAL 6PRAY1NO. If cater pillars or earwigs ire bothering you. Phone 151. ' WANTED Best car or pickup for 350. Box 608 Tribune. WANTED 1600-lb, h o r a . Phone 12-P-2. WANTED $2000. Double value se ourltiea and material as collateral. Box 688 Tribune. COMMERCIAL SPRAY1NO of all kinds. Phone 151. Wl throw. WANTED To rent ranch with option to buy. Tribune Box 830. WANTED Cows to pasture. Clarence Arnold. Rt. 4, Box 484, Buckshot Hill road. WELL DRILLING tl 50 per ft. first 60 ft., etc. J. M. Dodge. 610 King WANTED Wool, mohair, hides and pelts Med ford Bargain House, 37 North Orapa St. Phone 1062. HE PAY MOHfe CASH For Tour Furtilture. BARNEBIRG ANDREWS 6th and Front. Phone 647 WANTED Dressmaking, alterations (Catherine SatterUo, Singer Shop. 32 South Grape. BEST PRICES PAID For Your Furniture. EADS Fl'RMTIRE Phone 11 91 -J HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID For Your Furniture. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE ?7 N Grane Pt Phone l(W13 FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 8 -room house, new, modern. Also room. 204 W. Jackson. FOR RENT 4 -room house, ; of an acre, water paid, 115.50. 241 Wabash, near Spring. Phone 435-R. FOR RENT Modem 4 -room house. 103 So. Orange. Call Sundays or evening. FOR RENT Clean, well furnished. 4 to 6 -room house with sleeping porch. 117 Laurel. FOR RENT 3 -room modern fur nished or unfurnished. 415 New town. FOR RENT 7 -room house. 2 baths. Downstairs completely renova..d. On paved street. Phone 1936-J. FOR RENT 4 -room bouse at 208 Haven. Inquire 210 W. Clark. FOR RFNT 6-room furnished Eng lish stucco, hardwood floors, elec trically equipped Summer months References, Phone 1555-J. 110 Lin coln. FOR RENT 4-room hou'e. ileeplnf porch. Inquire 7n8H West 4th. FOR RENT 5 -room modern house 126 Columbus. FOR RENT New five-room fur nished duplei; electric utove. Frig Ida. re. garage. laundry room, lawn Rrason. 208 B Iry or Inquire 711 K.nj St. FOR RENT 5 -room furnished house FOR RENT APARTMENTS FCR RENT F-ralsriM apartment. Hit witer. bah. iiehts. rerngerator Aduita. 013 So. Oakdale. FOR PENT Modern furnished 3 -room eiartment, ..-..vslrs. thsdv lawn. si; N 3r:.-n Ph.ir.e 2C32-J. rvpv:Hr; a-artifni private bath, rridau-a. 804 W. aUla. rOR RENT APARTMENTS OE BAUER APT8 6th at Oakdale Prestige, courtesy, with eomfort abl modern home. Furnished ox unfurnished. Moderate prices By day. week or month. Phone 718-Y PR U ITT Apt, over Honoways Groc ery 110 N Central. Ph 1416 or 23 PrulU'a Musio-Rsdio Center FURNISHED 3 and 3-room apart menu; also house. Adults. 004 West 10th. FOR RENT Furnished. Hotel Hol land apartments El ec trio range Frigidalre. MODERN furnlsneo apartment, beat, hot water, Electrolux. garage. 10 Quince St. FARMERS h Fruitgrowers Bank apartments. 3 rooms and bath, gas beat. Inquire 317 West 6tb. APARTMENT FOR RENT Small furnished apartment. Slower. Hot and cold water paid. Steam beat. 3 close ta. Cabinet space. In Mall Trib une Building. Apply at busi ness office Mall Tribune. FOR RENT Furnished Rooms FOR RENT Nice room for gentle man. 331 West 6th. WELL FURNISHED BEDROOM, dose In. 337 N. Central. FOR RENT Well furnished sleeping room; garage if desired. 326 aouth Riverside. FURNISHED ROOM, near court bouse. 120 6. Laurel. FURNISHED room tor rent, hot and cold water In room. Garage. 11 B. Orange. ATTRACTIVE ROOMS, 404 8 Grape FOR RENT Room. $2 50 week. Private- entrance. 408 Edwards. FOR RENT BOARD, ROOM CLOSE IN, MODERN, congenial home lor business people. Excellent meals. Phone 1669-J. ROOM AND "OARD, private home, quiet, cool, good meals. 014 Beany. Phone 1971-R. COOL. CLEAN ROOMS Large shady yam, special diets for elderly peo ple; reasonable. 826 West 13th. ROOM AND BOARD 716 E Main 1 per day. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT on Old Stage road 21 acres, 6-room house, barn and chicken house. Spring water. Call 1400 -J. FOR RENT Store tulldlng and two office rooms See Al Uttrell or Roland Hubbard. FOR SALE POULTRY RED HENS and White Leghorn. 60c each. B. J. Palmer, 8 miles north Central Point. Pacific highway. FOR SALE Turkey eggs. 60 each. Call 302. Jacksonville. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK COW FOR SALE. Phone 1285-R. FRESH COW and heavy springer for sale. 1600 N. Riverside. FOR BALE Good cow, fresh soon. Adjoining Mac's Market, North Pacific Highway. FOR SALE Gray saddle horse, young, gentle, well built, weight 1100 lbs. J. P. Warren, Rt. 1, Box 334, Central Point, 4 miles past Modoc Orchard, 2nd road to left. FOR SALE Extra fine pigs. Grant road, off Beall Lane: sign on gate. FOR SALE DOGS AND PETS FOR SALE Chow pup, 4 months, or will trade for young heifer or calf. Box 358 Losler Lane. FOR SALE Pekingese, pedigreed, beautiful red male. 724 West Snrt St. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES ORAHAM SEDAN, A-l shape, good paint, new 6-ply tires, bargain. Phone 4!4, Jacksonville. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1 V, acres, 4-room mod ern house, large garage with sleep ing room. Good barn, chicken house. City water. Some fruit and berries. S blocks from city limits. Smsll down payment; bal ance like rent. Phone 12 78-J. 5-ACRES, 6-room house, family or chard, clover pasture. Also 6 acres. 4-room modern house. Trade equi ties for good truck, livestock, farm machinery, etc. Box 528 Tribune. CjICAA Owner Waving town and y4JUU will sacrifice this beautiful suburban home, with six rooms, bath, sun porch which can be used for extra bedroom, service porch. lsr?e new garage, barn. Large shade trees, spacious grounds, shrubs, fruit, city wstr, also Irrigated, paved road, close In and in an excellent district. Taxes and irri gation approx. 050 per year. Com pare thl with your city taxes. This property waa ju remodeled at a cost of $2600 Price Includes 1500 worth of floor carpets. ELMER HERRIED No. 7 N. Bartiett St. Phone 1406 or 1513-J. Exclusive agent. COUNTRY HOMT5 S acre, fl-ronm house, bath, flreplsce, Mrdwood floor, larce srreened-ln back porch, s'.so large workshop and garaee. cut water, shade and fruit; only 02800 or would exchange for house In Med ford. Also 1 acre best of Bear creek bottom land, 3-room bouse, well water. 600, terma. Also 36 acres. Irrigated: modern bouse: good barn, large chicken houe Land planted to clover and alfalfa IvVd 1 mile off state hifhway 14500. including 8 cows and 9 horses. 70 pigs and hoes, chickens and all farm equipment. Also 6-room house with bath, also 3-room house, rock foundation, shade, cor ner property, close in on paved streets; price rdt-d to 01500. I O PICRaXL 16 South Bartiett St. CP RIVER BAROAIN 10 sr-rs. good eabin, T50. Phone 17C4-R. L 1 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE MEDFORD RSALTT BOARD Tour raa! aatata deal Inge ara eaieguarded when too deal with a Realtor. Mrabf n Brown ft whlta. 104 W. Main St. Harold H. Brown, 139 E Main St. Mark A. Ooldy. Inc.. 109 E. Main St. W J Btt;, 720 W. 2nd SI So. Ota. Realty Co.. 118 (i. Rl Carl Y. Tengwald. 135 W. Main St. FOR SALE 6 -acre tract, 3-rooni bouse, screened-ln porch, chicken house, 38 chicken, go with place: food concreted well. A bargain for cash. Wm. stucker, Route 4, Box 30, Mediord. SUNDAY SPECIALS 6-roora, mod ern, completely furnithed bouse: large lot. plenty shade; aacrlfloa Eric 81300. 8300 down balanc ke rent. Alao 8 aerea. all fenced, Ladlno clover, peach orchard, cro&a fence, city water. Irrigated, 5-room houee; 8360 down, balance Ilka rant, 818.60 Including taxaa and Interest. A real buy. "DAD ROBERTS" "I ain't mad at nobody" Best buy In Oregon. FOR SALE or will trade for late car my equity In 6-room plastered houae. acreage. W. O. Miller, Howard Ave. FOR SALE 30 Summit Ave., five room home. Hardwood floors fire place, piped oil heater, double ga rage with attached servant, room. Beautiful fenced-in back yard with lovely ahrub. and treea. 75-foot lot. Price 84200. With terms. Can be seen by appointment. Charlea R. Ray. Room 317 Medford Bldg. Phone 303. FOR SALE Practically new A-room modern house, 1 acre ground, by owner. Terms. Lozler Lane, Box S2S-B. FOR SALE Attractive cottage. Pink of condition. Good location. Large maple treee. 83300. Terma. In quire 816 So. Ivy. FOR SALE Furnished house. Hard wood floors, fireplace, nearly new electric rsnge. Large coiner lot. 83850. Inquire 516 So. Ivy. FOR SALE Modern 5-room home. 639 8. Holly. Sea owner, 633 8. Holly. FEDERAL LANK BANK FARMS Convenient terma Uste available at National Farm Loan Office Holly Theatre Butldlng Medford HOUSES FOR 3 A LB in Medford and surrounding towns Eaay tern.a Jackson County Federal Savings and Loan Association. CITY and country properttee. RENT ALS LOANS. INSURANCE. C 8 Butterfleld. 409 Mediord Building WHEN you think of real estate think of Brown White FOR EXCHANGE TRADE for Copco stock beautiful mountain home near Oranta Pass. Write owner. Travelers Hotel, Oranta Pass. TRADE Restaurant ."Vlturea for Copco or Telephone stock or what have you. Box 700 Tribune. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE CHEAP 8-plec dining aet. Phone 867-R. ATTENTION Medford Feed and Seed, authorised Albera Feeds dealers, announce opening of complete llnea of poul try and dairy feed and supplies. Call for our new low prices. Phone 1795. 4th and Fir Sta. Same loca tion aa former Irwin Seed As Feed. FOR SALE 14-foot boat and kicker. 918 Whitman. FOR 1 WEEK ONLY, 835 Suits made to measure at 834.95. Made In Medford. Newest styles and wool ana. KLEIN THE TAILOR, Walk upstairs and save 610. JACKS 3nd Hand Store, the Rouse of a Thouaand Bargains. Harneaa spring tooth, pumps, shingles fur niture, atovee. at 106 8 Orapa. DAIRY P.ATION Albera Mil-King. 30S.. 61.45 per sack Medford Feed it Seed. 4th and Fir. TURKEY STARTER Albefs Trtp-L-Duty, 63.40 per cwt. Medford Feed & Seed Co., 4th and Fir. Call fur our new Low Prices. FOR SALE Westlnghouse 4-burner end oven range. In good condi tion. 38 Oeneva. FOR SALE Range, electric, almost new, ana reingeretor, B cu. ft. Owner leaving town. Call 419-R. FOR SALE First crop alfalfa hay. 67 ton In shock. E. L. Walz. Phone 447-R-l. FOR SALE Oat hay, 6 ton, In field. 8ecnnd place on right serosa bridge In Fern Valley. E. D. Beery. FOR SALE 1 wlckleas oil stove with oven. 616: 1 Rhlnelsnder Icebox In good condition. 613 50. 810 Oeneaee St., Medford. FOR SALE or trade on ear "88 o. E. Deluxe 7-It. relrljcrstor. Tribune Box 634. FOR SALE Refrigerator. Large 13 cu. ft. Suitable for restsurant or large home. Phone 419-R. FOR SALE Baby crib. 416 Newtown. HEAVY FRYERS. Dreasler's. 1107 East Main. Phone 1393-H. FOP .IE Bsrley and oata. 6133 cwt. Phone 533-J-4. Otto Nleder meyer. irDIANA BALTIMORE torn s to plants 30 Laurel. NEWTOWN APPLES at Mdtord los it Storsga. Dolpb Phlppa. NU-WAT Mattress and Cpholswrlng -o f none 393 jog west 6U t BONO BIRDS 1137 Wast Main St 3 BRAND-NEW SPARK oil heaters Bsrsm price Phone 13 PANSY. ZINNIA. ASTER, etc. 10c doa. Vegetable plants. 30 Laurel PIPE Pipe and Fittings He and Csed Urge stock All slss oat our prices MEDFORD BAROAIF HOUSE 87 N Orape 8t Phone 1063 OOOD used 7.ft SUPER-COLD re I frlgerated display caaa. Bargain Pbone 13. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR RENT Fully equipped board ing and rooming house. Tensnt to buy furniture. Must be sold this week. 336 No. Riverside. Phone 433-X. FOR BALE Meat Market, groceries, fountain. Doing good business. Box No. 716. Trtbuna. FOR SALE at half Talus, on account of elckneea Will sacrifice the Riveraiae A pari men la 38 rental apartments and 4-room apartment '.or manager. Best buy In Oregon, and a money-maker. Completely furnished; clear title; good bus! ness Phone 457-J MISCELLANEOUS LAUNDRY 1 00 per waen. six week ly washlnge 66.00. Tribune Box 667. WE WELD ANYTHING; pot metal, aluminum, brasa, copper, caat Iron. Mao & Floyd s, 333 N. Riverside. BODY AND FENDER WORK don by L. A. Porter at Mao e Floyd a. Phone 330. TIME TO 6PRAY YOUR ELMS Let ma kill your earwigs. Phone 833, Samsons. McOonagla. ELECTROLUX AOENCY. Phon 1056 SADDLES Mad to order. Olbson Saddle Shop, Oranta Pass. 813 So 8tb. Electrolux Cleaner Service. Ph 1056 LAWN MOWERS machine ground 979-Y PERSONAL . PALMISTRY and crystal reading. Phone 3446. 460 Mountain Ave, Ashland BUSINESS DIRECTORY Dressmaking THE FASHION SHOP-Dressmaking. r-ur ncmooeitng Buttons and Bucklea covered Room 303, 0 . 8 Net Bank Bldg Tel 1 181 . Export Window CUantr LET JOE DO IT Expert Window Cleaners Oeneral nous cleanera Floor waxing Joe Spence Phone 1173 INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTION Piano (modem and classical), violin, cello, flute, trum pet, trombone Compose, arrange ISH HENDR1CK Box 4995 Tribune Loans MONEY TO LOAN on modern dwell ings of 1st construction 69 76 per month per thouaand. Low Int erest rate. BROWN St WHITE. 104 W Main Painting TOM FENTON Painter and recorator First clssa work guaranteed. Phon 1749-Y. ir YOU ENJOY first claaa painting and paperhanglng m your home call Frank 8keen, 1103 W 10th St No job too large or too email Phona 1963 Radiator Repairing HOOPER'S RADIATOR SERVICE 33 South Bartiett Rooting WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof Pabco Roofings. Shingle Coatings and Paints. Wall Piper Ekerson Paint and Roof Co.. 38 So Bartiett. Tel. 343. Stocks and Bonds ONLY STOCK TICKER service In Oregon outside of Portland con tlnuoua quotatlona during market hours M N Hogan & Co.. 314 E Main St, Medford. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS L Narrow beam Of llgeU 4. Tawns 9. si I nils (t. Poem IS. Flowed land 14. HintoricaJ period IL Dtcturbe 17. ReliBlous musical eompoaitlon If. Rlpplee against 10. Goad 11. Moves :s. HMitates tt. Slgrner of the Declaration of Inde pendence IT. Mensuree of distance tt. RiiMamatlon !0, Unit of work tO. Straight batted baB 11. Auntmliaa bird 15. Like II. Sheets Of Visas 11 Lonr narrow board IS. Discounts 17. Reverie ends of hammer hM.1 tt. arVecedlnf DtgbU Solution of Ysstordsy'sPuizIs an p'ab1ev i lIIaiijq s " P11STJULW AN1IP L 1 jfe lUffi Vl ETS t T PM.tJtOWiE) l 1 SjUls 'EBSiPJg I !NlTiE.ID l u j is la gffli-Bo'ejp off ytfEgll D;E AysaRTTDlil gtl D U U I L B C E N 1 5 1 El g 1 ztztM e , I n KSaA jsjga 5 iT ;Oj P HEj F F 6 , Rf WSEA IlURioOl? 5Bii!M!iIEnig EjR AjS EIML ERggAIL pfE m : eTlie : e UUlisTs s ioSts l. Kind of son 49. Behind 42. Flood 4b. Constellation 44. Be in store for 4s. Lste: comb, form 41. Writing Im plement tO. Renting contract It. Squire root af (our ' 2 13 ,ft i5 14 17 Is itff r r 72 17T 73 1 T.TfTt s ' ip5 ZZZZZ!!IZ !iZZZZZ"ll!LZZ - ' & ''m V:-. -a - . 41 y - 42 3 73 TT.mTTT 7T;4i I I 1 1 I I I I BUSINESS DIRECTORY Auto Leans ADVANTAGES OF OUR CAR LOAN PLAN L No Interest charged In advance i. Your own Insurance accepted 8. Car does not bav to be paid for. 4. You get the money in tan min ute. 6. Special low spring payment 8. You deal direct and aav money See W t. THOMAS. Manager OREGON FINANCE CO. At Our Main Office 48 south Central. Phon 169. License No. M-317. DRIVE IN AUTO LOANS and REFINANCING SERVICE Deal with a eouthern Oregon owned Independent flnanc com pany where your needs will receive PERSONAL CONSIDERATION at all t.n.ea. Immediate actlonl No red tapet Our year of experience Insures you of the best service. DRIVE IN for YOUR confidential loan Used CARS BOUOHT AND SOLD "DRIVE IN" P. T. "JERRY" YOUNO Motor Investment Company Lie M-374 Phone 169 9th and Bartiett. 120 TO $1,000 On Your Car. 1931 to 1940 Model car and light trucka. 1 to 18 Months to Repay CONSUMERS' CREDIT CO. HAROLD H. BROWN AOENCY Agent 133 Eaat Main M-336 Phona 807 CAR LOANS Solve your financial problems by reflnsnclng or borrowing LOANS ON CARS 1933-1939 Trl-State Acceptance Corp. License M-353 MARK A. GOLDY 109 E Main. Phone 738 PERSONAL LOANS YOU CAN BORROW $100 If You Can Set Aside 11.68 A WEEK Other Amount In Proportion. We Are Friendly Confidential Prompt. OREGON FINANCE CO. W E Thomas. Mgr. Lie. No 8-311 46 8o. Central. Phon 139 Transfer CITY TRANSFER Si STORAGE CO Household moving snd general hauling 39 8 Orapa. Phon 3060 day or night. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 8 Fir Street Insured Carrlera Local and Long Distance Hauling Phona 644 EADS TRANSFER At STORAGE CO Offices 16 South Fir Phone 316 Prices right Service guaranteed LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Hearing on Final Account and Report of Administrator Notice la Hereby Given by the undersl jncd. Oeorge Simpson, as Ad ministrator of the Estate of Mary Elizabeth Hamrlck, deceased, that he Cross -Word Puzzle s Old-time piece of needle work I. Uedftiire of length 10. Anger 11. American Indian memorial post II. Acquire by labor It. Inharmonious relationship tO. Auctions 21. Lance S3. Short and to the point It. Pecuniary penalties 14. Style of lpe :s. Cl?es 17. Dtga from the earth 10. RMs SI. Conitfttient St. Surface a- etreet 14. Cauterlzo It. Kind of concrete IT, Turkish court It. Feminine name 40. High mountain 41. Charge J. Ch1nR pigoda 41. Nov( 44. Alio 47. You and I DOWN L Oyp-7 t. Bustle S. Shouting 4. Lahore for breath I. Branches of learning f. Dance step T. Short for a man's rvame did on tn lath day of May. 1940. fll In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, his First and Final Account and Re port aa Administrator of the eetat of Mary Elisabeth Hamrlck, deceased, in which court said eelst Is pend ing: that thereupon on said date an ord-r was utily made and entered in said court fixing the 32nd day of June, 1940, at the hour of 10 00 o'clock A. M, as the time snd the courtroom of the rv.nr-.y Ccurt of Jeekson County. Oregon, as the piece, for hearing sny objections to said Final Account and Report and for the settlement thereof. Now. Therefore, all persona having objections to said First and Final Account and Report ahall fll th same on or before sstd time. Dsted: This 16th day of Msv. 1940. OEOROE SIMPSON. Administrator of the estat of Mary Elisabeth Hamrlck. Deceased. Notice of Hearing on Final aeconnt and Report if Administrator nith The Will Annexed Notice Is Hereby Given by the untlerslcned. George Simpson, sa Ad ministrator With the will Annexed of the Estste of John Hamrlck. de ceased, that he dtd on the 18th day of May, 1940. file In th Count Court of the State of Oregon for Jscxson countv. his First end Fins! Account and Reoort aa Administra tor with th Will Anrned of the estate of John Hamrlck. deceased. In which court said eetat is pend ing; thst thereupon on ssld date sn order wsa duly msde and entered In said court ftxin the 33nd dsv of June. 1940, at the hour of 10 00 o'clock A M, aa the time and the courtroom of the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, as th place, for hearing any objections to said First and Final Account and Report and for the settlement thereof. Now. Therefore. HI nersons havtnt nhlectlons lo said First and Final Account and Report ahall fll the same on or befor said time. Dawn: This 16th day of Mar, 1940. OEORGE SIMPSON. Administrator with the Will Annexed of the state of John Hamrlck, De ceased. Notice To Creditors In the Countv Court of the State or Oregon for th County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estat of Lester W. Irwin, deceased. Notice Is Herebv Given that I have been dulv and regularly ap pointed Administratrix of the above entitled estate under and by virtu or an order of the County Court of Jackson Countv. Omgon. duly msde, rendered snd entered uoon Msy 18th. i"". ana ail creditor hvlng claims STslnst said decesaed are hsrsby not ified to present the aame duly veri fied to me st. th office of .ny attorneys, Roberts e McAllister. Hooms 301-205. United State Na. tional Bsnk Building. Medford. Or, con, within sir months from th date of this notice. Dated at Medford. Oregon, this 30th day of Msv. 1940 ELIZABETH A. TrtWIK Administratrix of th Estate of tester w. Irwin, deceased. Notice To Creditors In the County Court of th Stat or orcton for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estat of Henry A. Gray, Deceased. Notice la Hereby Given that th county court of the stst of Oregon, for Jackson County, ha appointed the undersigned, Porter J. Neff. ad ministrator of the nuts of Henry A. Gray, Deceased. All persons having claims agalnat said estate are reo.lred to preeent them with proper vouchers within six months from thl date to Neff As Frohnmsyer, 303 Cooley Theatre Bldg.. Medford, Oregon. Dated: May 37. 1940. PORTER J. NEFF, Administrator. Notice of Annual School Meeting Notleo Is hereby given to the legal voters of School District No. 48 of Jackson County, State of Oreon, that the ANNUAL SCHOOL MEET ING of said District will bo held at Senior HiRh Schtol Bulldina:: to bo ffin at the hour of 3:00 P. M. o'clock and cloBinff at 7:00 p. M. on the third Mondar of June, being the 17th day of June. A. D., 1940. This meeting Is called for the pur pose of electing one director for a term of three years and the trans artion of business usual at such meeting. In districts of the second and third claartes the ballots shall not be counted until one hour after the time st for the meeting to bein. Until the count blns. any lenal voters of the district shall be en titled to vote upon any business before the meeting. Dated this 87th day of Way, 1M0. Attest: R1TBECCA JWfSElf, District Clerk. R. K. OR FEN. . Chalrrn n n Ron rd of Di rectors. Gold Hill Gold Hill, May 27, Spl Mrs. Edith Bryan Is enjoying a vacation this week from her duties at Drake's Grocery, Art Parker left Wednesday for Heppner to spend Decoration Day with relatives. Senior class. acoompntd by Mr. McOulre. enjoyed a trip to Crsur lake last Monday. Th trip was mad In Bob Cook's pick-up, driven by Ruth Lance. The party returned vis Diamond lake. Mrs. Hattle Bee man of Portland la the gueat this week of her daugh ter. Mrs. C. W. Martin, and other reletlvee here. Orade school pupils, accompanied by their teachers, spent Wednesday picnicking at vartoue places. Olen Ungren of Southern Cali fornia Is visiting st th horn of his perent. Mr. and Mr. Lou Llngren. Mrs. Blsnch Mernman, accom panied by Mrs. Tlllla Cook, end Mrs. B. J. Marth snd eon, spent Wednes day st Diamond lak. Mr. snd Mrs. L. R, Bouroaman moved recently into their house on th htRhway, formerly occupied by the Sullivan family. Norm Lee Ward received th Reed award this year a outstanding fteshman. Mr. and Mra. W. a" Dunn snd baby who bav been living on th Vromen ranch near th Itoeecrena heme on Oalls creek, returned from town last Tuesday to find theu bom and all belongings burned to tb ground. Mr Cleo Ollchrist and Mrs. Re! Holdernese wr bostaaes last Tues day evening to th school faculty and their wives at a "bckwrds party." A pot luck was snjoysd lust with toothpick and dessert served first. Clothes wer worn backwarda and even games and stunt war backwarda. Ladles were given a wide variety of old clothing and hat which they wer required to model backwards, while the men mad and modeled hats fashioned from various kitchen uunslla. Need les to say, a very pleasant evening wa spent bv ail. Mrs. R. E. Badger visited this week with Mrs. Eugena Oarrlaon and ChampUn Oarrlaon at their horn In Eugene. Reese Creek Reese, Creek. May 27. (Spl) A mass meeting will be held at the school house Friday, May 31 at 8 p. m. All interested in having a school bus and those who do not want school bus should be present and pre sent their views in answer to the petition that was presented to the school board at the last regular meeting May 14. Mrs. Nellie Fulton ot Berkeley, Cat arrived May 19. She Is here on bust neas and visiting many friends. Ralph and Daren Humphrey are spending the present week with Mrs. Mlna Treffern of Butt Falls. Kathleen Vestal visited her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Janaer of Prospect th paat week. Mr. snd Mra. Charlea Humphrey went to Medford May 33, and visited their daughter and husband and children, Mr. and Mra. Roy Bllder baek. Mra. Humphrey stayed In town until after th commncement xer clses. The community extends sincere sym pathy to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cum mona snd family, as Mrs. Cummons underwent a mejor operation at Sacred Heart Hospltsl May 30. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Evcnlzr. Mr. and Mr. Roy Bilderbach and family wer Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mra. Robert Humphrey. Mrs. Ralph Merrltt, Janet and Jimmy, visited her mother, Mrs. Ruth Davidson, In Eagle Point and sister Marie and Frances May 30. All were sorry to bear that Junior Waddell had th misfortune to fall la th shower snd break his left arm May 16. Mr. Waddell took him to Medford where th arm wa set. He la getting along fine. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Humphrey are tnjoylng a fine new electrlo re frigerator. They had a their guests Msy 18 Mr. snd Mrs. Roy Miller snd family of Klamath Palls. Mr. Miller , and Mr. Humphrey ware school mates in Wisconsin years ago. Mr, and Mrs. L. O. Rusho went to Medford May 33 to meet on th morning train Mr. Rusho's sister, Mrs. Thomas Hendricks of Woon socket, 6. D. They had not seen her for 33 yeara. Mr. snd Mrs. . Draper and fam ily sr recent arrivals from New Mex ico. Mr. Draper Is employed by Rob ert Humphrey. Th family Is living on th place. They er cutting a fin hay crop, Mrs. Merton Walters snd daughter Alleen. also Miss Atleen Grow sr picking strawberries near Prospect. American Union Sunday school met May 18, with good attendance. Mr. Still preached a splendid sermon. Mrs. J. M. Twedell snd llttl girls have been on th sick list. Mrs. Mlnnl Bryant, Mrs. Bell Ut trell, Mrs. Mllll Tucker snd Mrs. Mary Shelbrun ot Medford wer out nd attended th local Institute of th W. C. T. D. held at th mission Msy IB. Derby Derby, May 27. (Spl) Don Drlskell received severe eye injury Tuesday from a spitball said to have been shot by a fellow student In the Butte Falls high school. He was taken to the Sacred Heart hospital by his mother where little hope was given for saving of his eye. J. I. (Grandpa) Brown suf fered bad paralytic stroke Monday morning, A loved resi dent of Derby, his host of friends extend sympathy. THE GRANGE Phoenix Grange Rl71i1ftr mnpllnri nf DhAnnlw Grange will be held in its hall t 8 n. m tnmnrrniv Mumhara of Griffin Creek Grange will be guest. TALENT RED GROSS TO Talent, May 27 (Spl VThe Red Cross drive for European war refugee relief, started last week, will continue this week until the quota for the Talent district has been raised. Postmaster L. W. Tame will receive volunteer contributions at the postofflcei. Mrs. Jay Ter rill, chairman of the local Red Cross committee, is in charge of the drive. Farley To Attend Corvsllia, May 27 (JP) Post master General James A. Farley will head visitors scheduled to attend the Oregon chapter of the National Association of Postmas ters' annual convention here June 13-13. Governor Oolng East Salem, May 27 iPl Gover nor Sprague will leave Thurs day for Duluth, Minn., to ad dress the National Governors conference on relief administra tion June 3. LODGE NOTICES SCOTTIoK un Stated meeting Council a.ta Consistory 1 AO P. at. May 37th. L. C William. Seetf. CARPENTERS LOCAL. 3067, meet A. F. ot L Hs.l first and thitd Friday each month. Visiting members wsl com. CRATER LAKE CHAPTER, No. S3, R. A. M. Special convocation May 38. Work In th Royal Arch degree. Refreshment R. L BARTON. H. P. Meteorological Report Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight snd Tuesday, slightly warmer Tues day. Oregon: Fair tonight and Tuesday, local fogs on th coast, slightly warmer In th Interior Tueadsy, gentle northerly wind off th coast. Local Data Temperature a year ago tcslayt highest 86, lowest 60. Total monthly precipitation, .48 Inches: deficiency for th month, .55 Inch. Total precipitation sine Septem ber 1, 1939, 33.36 Inches; excess for th season, 6.04 Inchea. Relative humidity st 8 p. m. yes terday 33 percent, 8 a. m. today 83) percent. Tomorrow: sunrise 4:40 a. m., sun set 7:36 p. m. Observations Taken at 4:30 a. ra 110 Mortdlsn Tim. IT rrr if ir Boise . 69 '63 , 60 . 7J . 66 . 61 . 78 . 78 . 60 - 71. .101 84 68 8 M P cloudy .01 Cloudy 17 Cloudy .01 P Cloudy .01 P Cloudy jOO Clear T Cloudy .00 P Cloudy T Cloudy T Cloudy .00 Clear .00 Clear .00 P Cloudy .00 P Cloudy JOl Clear . .00 Cloudy .00 Clear M P Cloudy T Cloudy .00 ' Clear Boston Chicago Denver Euiwka . Havre Los Angela. Medford New York . 68 8 63 63 68 60 48 44 81 83 83 88 60 48 Omaha - Phoenix Portland 88 Reno 80 Roeeburg . 86 Salt Lets 78 San Francisco 64 Seattle .. 83 Spoken 66 Wash.. D. C-... 71 Wenateh 08 Radio Highlights By Associated Press (Time is Pacific Standard) New York, May 27. Tonight: NBC, 8:30 Herbert Hoover on "National Defense"; MBS. 8:30 from Dallas, Thomas E. Dewey on "Wars, foreign and domes tic;" WJZ-NBC, 7:30 in the Na tional Radio Forum, Senator Warren R. Austin, Vermont re publican, on "Munitions, men and morale." Europe: CBS 4:59, 6:30; WJZ NBC 8; MBS 6. WEAF-NBC 7:15, Minister R. G. Casey on "What thinks Auctralla;" 8, Frank E. Gannett address at Portland, Ore. I Tuesday: Europe NBC, 4 a.m.; CBS 4 a.m., 2:30 p.m.; WEAF-NBC 9.30. CBS Chains 2:15 Indianapo lis race preview (also WJZ-NBC 2:03). Wednesday. 5:30, WJZ-NBC, Major Al Williams on "Real air power for the U. S." Thursday, 6:15, WABC-CBS, Col. Frank Knox on "Prepared ness for defense." TOWNSEND YOUTH CAST GOING TO ROGUE RIVER The "Moonlight Merrymak ers" cast of the Townsend Youth association, will go to Rogue River Tuesday evening. They will meet at Townsend hall at 7 p. m. before leaving. At their last meeting the T.Y.A. elected Earl Flchtner as their paid delegate to the Town send national convention to be held in St Louis, Mo. Refresh ments were served following an excellent program. Closing Urn for Too Late to CU tify Ads is I JO p at. Use Mall Tr.oun want ads. WE LOAN I ass Nino 1 OH aUTO cnnntllCiKl INAH.- Mcdiesw