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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 29, 1941 PAGE THIRTEEN , Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It 's Filled With Opportunities! Mead twry a 4 en thU pat Von will pmhably find tattly tha thing vou nava wrn look tni Im i uit of Iradt for onuwd arllrlci you may hava Icin h vnu. at I it oi aiiirr nmm -;. a may find many thing othtr art tk.nit and M a hi to rrallza Immftliatr rath If what foo want imt Mri advert 14 for It Trthiin Claa airird U axa tnupcnaUe alfwtHel RATES Per word ilrit lnsertlun (Mlnlmur Ur) Carl) addition. Insertion, per word Min'mum lie) m no pe month without cop; change Sl.to CASH or roomy order must o company all mail order classified ads. LOST AND FOUND LOST Bulov wrist watch. Leave at Tribune for reward. REPOrtl lust ou. animal cruelty esses Humane SiMety. Plume 1M WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Man for general work. Medlord Tent and Awning Works, S14 I. Main. MEN OVER 50 Por full or part-time work. Average earnings 35 to 50 per week. 'Car not essential but preferable. Write Tribune Box 357. WANTED Pear pickers. Iaaaca. Cra ter Lake Highway. WANTED Two people for winter caretakera. Diamond Lake Resort. Give references. Address Diamond Lake. Oregon. WANTED Pickers. Modoc Orchard Co.: transportation furnished. In quire 611 South Fir. WANTED Several clerks to eell shoes. Experienced preferred. Hl?b school graduates or college stu dents Apply at once. KARL'S SHOE STORE. 330 E. Main. WANTED Experienced drummer and accordion player to play with emsll orchestra. Call at 345 West and Street, between 10 and 13 Sunday. WANTED Man for general ranch work. R. V. Beall. Beall Lane. WANTED Pear pickers. HUhee Orch srd Phone 6319. Elmer Hull. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Waitress at Bsmey'a Cafe. 37 So. Riverside. 85c hour. BEAUTY OPERATOR Wanted at once. Must be first-class. Cook's Beauty Shop. WANTED Waitress. Apply at Old Mill. South Riverside. WANTED Girl for general restsurant work. Corner Inn. 204 So. Central. WANTED Experienced dish washer. ' Steady work. The What Not. WANTED Competent woman or girl for general housework and cooking. No laundry. Referencea required. Call 4014 HELP MALE AND FEMALE WANTED Able bodied boys as cad dies for Southern Oregon Oolf Tournament. Phone or call on "Mac" at club house. WANTED Pear pickers. Good pick ing by boa. Phone 6373. Hlghcroft Orchard. Anderson road. 1 mile west of Talent. OWINO to cool weather hop picking will not start until August 35th at the Clute Hop Yard. About I weeks good picking at 3Vo per pound WANTED SITUATIONS KPERIENCED painter wants work, or rough csrpenterlng. Phone 3013. BIOH SCHOOL BOY WANTS work after school hours and Saturdays Tribune. Boa 334. CARPENTER, first clsss. contract or dsy work. 8. V. Rugg. Box $83 Tr'nim- WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To contsct someone driv ing to Ch'.caRO. Phone 3000. SEPTIC Tank and cesspool clean ing. 715 Cedar. WANTED To meet those wishing to Join group broadcasting plsvs over KMEO. P. O. Boi 10O5. Medford. MILL PAY MtT C4H For Oood Osed rurnlture HOI HHCIOK FI RMTI HE It North Front Phon- 4033- W ANTED You to eee my good used suns for men: ledlee' clothing USED WARDHOBE SHOP, across the bridge 618 - Mslu HIGHEST rati. ps:d for Iron copper brass radistnra sluminum bst-ten-s tuns rst lead and sine Medford Barssln House WANTED Wool, mohsir hides and pelts Medford Bsn-sin House 37 North Orspa St. Ph. me 1744 nrr pmr rsio Pot Your Furniture rr riitMTiRE. mn site. MORI MONEY fo your furniture Tillers Pjrnlture 39 South Front tr. rl MORE rs.H rT Tout Purnrure SMRMHI RO s AMlRgete th snd Front Phone TI3t WATER 'IU en prosoert '.rtll'.n, with modern equipment OufI Bros Inquire Pick s Hsrdwsre WILL DRILUSO 50 ret ft fl-st o " -- J M ! King FOR PENT HOUSES FOR RI.NT N.os 5-room house, baa furnace. FhjL 9707. FOR RENT HOUSES J FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS rRUCKS FOR RENT Move yourself COMPLETS KITCHEN EQUIPMENT. f. s5! ' Pr.U'," ' pM"gJ!8t" Institution.! size. Will sell cheap- tlun Main and Ivy Phone 4145 ton Jnd ClKu I FOR RENT-Furnlshed 3-rocm house. Prtment A. Holland Hotel. I Oocery- p'norrr"- D"" RA,WM"Ub1' "nU"- PR HP?-" '"'J, 'urn.Uht!' n?UM- 7 . 10 Steam traction engine. 135 lb. two bedroom. Cloee in. fireplace, .u n. Small saw mill. Dusen- oil heat, oak floors, new relrlgera- b, mf v. n.v wa tor and electric range, garage, wa- . b"ry-. Sam V:lt- ter paid, 35. CaU at 604 Palm rem SALE Blue Lake and Kentucky Street. Wonder canning beana at Cummlngs' . . " " . " " 1 " . . . Gsrdens. Behind Humsne Society LARGE unfurnished house. Ideal for on 8lm, vlleJ Ro,a. ' roomers- Shnlts Bros. . J . , n USED 600xl tires. (3 50 per pslr FOR RENT APARTMENTS Excellent shape. Older Tire Ex- change. 33 So. Bartlatt. FOR RENT SmaU apartment. 834 ; Apple TRUCK TIRES Used S3xS. 700x30. 750xJ0. 82x30. All In perfect shape. FOR RENT Lower 5-room furnished Older Tire Exchange. 33 8. Bartlett. apartment Inquire S04 East Main. ''- I ' MERLCK Mineral Water. Mrs. N. Rid- FURNISHED APARTMENT. Private Ings, Dealer, bath, Frigldalre. 800 West Main -- 1 - THOSE delicious non-lrrlgst4 El- FOR RENT Wsll furnUhed apart- bertaa, Mulrs and Halea are now ment. elsctrto appUancea. Inquire ready at Wm. Olson's, Second house 305 South Oakdsle. West from Wing's Orchard. OE BAUER Apta.. furn and unfura FOR SALE Wood saw outfit mount- ed on an iron wheel wagon; No. 10 For Rent FurnUhed Roomi double-barrel ahotgun. No. 13 au. L .L -i tomatlo shotrun. Minnie K. Love, j ROOM for rent. 810 So. Central. Central Point. FURNISHED Cabin 4 IS Ed wards."' " 'OR SALE Monarch (brand) Turkey . growing mash. 83.65-cwt. Monarch ATTRACTIVE room for gentleman. Seed 4b Feed Co. 504 Penn. Vacant Sept. Snd. . . . OAK Extension Table, antique bed- COMFORTABLE bedroom; use of room suite and other furniture. 10 kitchen. 314 8. Holly. Mistletoe. FURNISHED ROOM for gentleman MODERN Trailer House For Sale 1104 West Main. Cheap. 715 Cedar street. FOR RENT Furnished sleeping cabin FOR SALE Sunshine minerals for for gentleman. 836 So. Riverside livestock. (3 75-cwt. None-better. . Monarch Seed 4c Feed Co. ROOM FOR RENT Private entrance 408 Edwarda FOR SALE Brown tweed sport coat. - Size 14. (6. Hand-knit blue ault, ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. 404 8 Grape slse 14. 5. 811 Oenessee. FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM FOR SALE Joe box. mattress, daven- t . -, -, -, nj-L - - port and chair, bassinette, break- ROOM and BOARD Phone 3258 fast chairs. Phone 6303. mil arT Mtcrrt i mrnne FOR 6 ALE Paradlchlor benzine to FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS mi peach borers. Monarch Seed & Feed Co., FOR RENT Store building and two office rooms See Al Uttrell or FOR SALE Good air mattress and Roland Hubbard air cuahion. C. L. Cummona, Eagle Point, Ore. FOR SALE POULTRY ;T-- ; n - FOR SALE Home-plate canned dog FOR SALE Colored fryers and fat 'od, 10 cans esc: 48 cans 3.80. hens. Snvders. Phone 8133. r t00- BuT now before price " advances. Monarch Seed 8c Feed Co FOR SALE LIVESTOCK TRAILER SPACb Little Butte Trail. Trr"" !T "" "" ZV."." er Camp. Eagle Point. Ore., City FOR SALE 3 milk cowa. Phone 8048. Wlttr, electricity, showers, laundry, FOR SALE Two good milk cowa. ,!cre; two good February pigs; also farm RECONDITIONED Used Weshers, fully Implements. Inquire Lake Creek guaranteed. 610 95 and up. Easy , t?n . fr ' Householder. psyment plan 11 desired. Western 35 HEAD registered Guernseys to be Autq, sold at auction Sept. 3. Oranu FOR SALE Monsrch fbrandl E-Kon- Psss Commission Vard . oppoalte D-Mash Egg Producer. 6338-cwt. lair grounda. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE feeder pigs; 13 Isylng roR SALE Canning tomatoea. beane. hens: 8 ducks: 10 fryers; 30 rabblu; p:cil,ing cucumbers. Phone 3054. lDCKi!!i0r 20 capacity, like new; chM Orchard Home Drive. 3 brooders with stove: 1 battery. . . -,. .,. -,. - -,. ,,-L-. - 500 capacity. Pacific Highway and BABY'S PHOTO Special offer. 80c Fern Valley Road. Phoenix. total price, one 8x10 photo of any '" '" child under 8 yeare. Proofa shown FOR SALE 136 ewea. Phone 8951. g H,yaen JonJ, 8tudlo D, S3M POR SALE OR TRADE Good S-year- 07 West 3nd.. past Junior High. old horse. J. A. Msnke. R. F. D po SALE Fancy Elberta peaches. Meaiora. BrlnJ container. S. p. Hunter. CASH for olo ho-a-s Dial e7e "oss f rom Newbry Packing House. Fhoenlx. FOR SALE DOGS. PETS FOR 8 ALE Ground" rye! 61.50-cwt. Monsrch Seed Ac Feed Co. FOR SALE Black and tan -hound. 33i Jenne'te FULLER BRUSHES. Phone 4014. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or TRADE for milk. l . - 1 ..I.,. Prime Electric Fence (new). Phone FOR SALE t acres. 8-room house. C. A. DeVoe. outbuildings. C. H. Melvln. West - - " -,' end Sunset Drive. FOR SALE Mulrs, Elbertas snd .-.-m. Halea. Bring containers. Bert Stan- FOR SALE OR TRADE Moat beautl- clllfe. Phoenix. Phone 8014. ful home site In vslley. 4 miles ' - from Medford. Wonderful view of FOR SALE Elberta. Mulr and Hale valley, good road, apnng water, 30 peaches. 3c and up. 1st turn left acres of land. 8 scree In alfalfa. Box t S"t end of Spring Street. Jacob 373. Tribune. Wslsoa. ATTRACTIVE sub-dlvlslon property. FOR SALE Nice clean sweet corn, located adjacent to the Medford 61 00 aack. also pickling cucumbers high school. Some attractive build- O. A. Howard. Morrow road. Iivj altes. One Ideal Industrial site ""-7' located on the railroad adjscent to rv" SALE Monsrch (brand) Broiler the 8. O. 8. Thle acreage 1 at- Ration. 3.75-cwt. Monarch Seed tractlvely priced and Is svsllsble on 'ee1 co' ressonsble terms. Inquire at the -I.".''" Phn." aiian'.rir NATIONAL FARM LOAN OFFICE. D.v R,L - P ' Holly Building. Medford. , - -V. . . SACRIFICE FOR CUICK SALE .k "v.r.750h.?nlu? -S Oood two-bedroom house near school 1in'n,hlp- ni1 m11 "Mt and store. Also one to eighteen Central Point. , acres along Bear creek, unimproved. FOR SALE suitable for fur fsrrn. apiary mln. p,p, rltUn,, ntw M ing or small farm Out-of-stste Also lrrlgstlon pipe owner Inquire AT ONCK cabin 63 MEDFORD BAROAIM HOU81 , S'TPckt Auto Cmp; 7 N Grape St. Phone 8744 FOR SALE-small Dairy Ranch. 344 fir" SLABS Buy Now. city Fuel South Central. Phon 4114. FOR SALE or LEASE T-room house poR SALE Cottonseed cake. S250- near high school Open 8 a. m cwt UotMrcb g, m to 1 p. m. 1013 South Oakdale. . rrC TTT TTt r FOR SALE Farming equipment, al- roR o alb--M Klern 4-room nouse. roost every conceivable type Modoc newly decorated inside end out orchsrd Co So Fir. Phone 4180 Close In. near schools. Inquire 318 8 Orange FOR SALE Low priced lumber or ' . 'J1 ' m ' ." . " eny building materials Call ua be- WHEN YOU think of real estate for, ,ou bu 0 8wpllenMll Co. ?L i, , P'-Hley court and Mca.drew.H Telephone Atgency 103 w Main. 8000 '"?(?, Hi'L?","n REAL BUYS in" uaed " clothing. 1406 all deuila on 35 y r FH. loana No omnldrn acraaa rmmBaek'a quickly efficiently Q.ldy Agency Bakery FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS FOR SALE Or-n Fir Saba Telel The Federal Land Bank baa avaiuble phon, ei80 fMr , &clack. a few fsrms In Jackson Cour.ty These are p rived In keeping with SPEED Queen Waabera lroners the ability 01 the plsce to pro- p.ru, service, all makes. Flcke dues. Csll at the National Farm - Loan Office, Holly Building, Med- BIO Shipment Your Oakland wood ford, and Invee'.trat the oppor- circulator la at Pick Hardware tunlt.es wa are offering. Federal Land Bank of Spokane. PUMPS Myers Si JscuzzL Fare ser- . - - - - vice all mskee. Pick Hsrdwsre CITY and country propertlea Rentals BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Loans Insurance C S Butterfleld oo m--- H i"'tt FOR SALE Cere, completely equlp- . - ped, doing very nice business. Lo- FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES iated on Highway 9. For details "";''-' addrasa Box 553. Gold Him Oregon. NOTICE 3 Plymouth, rebuilt mo- .- -- tor. new brake lining, very clean, FOR BALI BY OWNER Same Valley 8150. Champs Texaco Service Sta- Store Posto'floe It store, gss. ker- tlon. Rlverstds snd Jsckson. osene and oil pumps. 4 acres of - lend, living quarters In building FOR SALE Equity In 1938 Ford "60" Store store rooms, woodshed 3-door sedan: excellent condition. plumsed lor But and cold water Cheap Must ell thla week. Cabin Automatic electrle pumping eve. ftJ. Merrick a Court. tm. pressure tank, cold room ' ' . ' bsth and toilet Everything clear FOR SALE 1037 Plrmouth Co-jpe q,, g.JU Bg(w., 3H4. cut of! .,ur.'"':L.B"- !' 'rom Paeifie Htiway K to Crater Irsl pilnt. neater. 34JD0 ml es i.k. oi-i,-.. 435 cash Owner 837 W. tth St, 1 Medford. ATTINTrOK FOR SAL-Mod A Roadster. 715 Urr.""" " tooTon h.nd ior BIr,t. Orub hoaa. mattocka. shove .a and J'oiRm,? iSd' rnt' l!Y.7. "SeDPORD BAROAW PIOUSI ' W" y -e aa, f rj gsssxsaeaasaeaxeassaaaa.saaassaaaasssaaaaaaaaaaaxeaaaa For Exchange Real Dun MISCELLANEOUS TT ADF Cle bur-TSlow ar.4 aTe- i I LL not be rraponaible for bills sse. cIom to Msalold. C I. Via.- 1 conusc'd for by au;one but to- Oes, tJLtuka i aaJ. ILu lapovac, (M HiO. MISCELLANEOUS ILECTROLUX Bales and Service Cell or write Jsck Wilson, Box 19-B Star Rt Phone 8889. SPECIAL tuluon rate until Sept 1st. Medford Beauty sen oca. as East Mala St. Fb. 3534. FRIB Atmoray Demonstrations. 116 8 Ivy St., Phone 362. OPEN SUNDAYS and every dsy e a. m. till 10 p. m. Finest roods. Popular Prices. Dennys New Top Notch Csfe, South Central Just off Main. Spencer Corsetlere. Tel 3930. Medford DUMP TRUCK1NO 603 S Riverside PERSONAL GENTLEMAN wishes to meet lady: prefer the stout type. Give name, address. Box 700, Tribune. HAROLD J. McOUIRI. plsaae contact your mother. Louise Msner, for im portant Information, at Jackson Bout, Medford, before Saturday. MADAME HAYDEN. CLAIRVOYANT and PALMIST, givea truthful ad vice on all affaire of life. Tells names, dstee and facta. Ever Shady Auto Court, 8 nulse south Medford. Readlnga dally. Palmistry, Crystal Reading. D. Miller. pn. ssse. sbu Mountain ave. Ashlsnd BUSINESS DIRECTORY Antique! EARLY AMERICAN GLASS at the sign 6 miles sorth of Oranu Pass or I mile north of Ssvsge Rapids dam on Highway t!9 Carpenter Work CARPENTER WORK New or re- moaning, uay or contract, rres estlmste 314 Cottage St. Chimney Sweep CHIMNEY 8Y.EEP For reliable work call Gen. Eaton. 88 No. Front Phone 4240 Dreaamaklng THE FASHION SHOP Dreaamaklng Fur Remodeling. Buttons and Buckles covered Room s03 0. 8 Nat'l Bank Bldg Tel 8931. DRESSMAKING Alterations, tailor ing Katherlue Satierlee. Slngei Shop 33 So i' ape Expert Window Cleaner LET GEORGE DO IT EXPERT Window Cleaner. General house clesoers fluoi wsxlng. pslnt tng Geo. P Olrard Phone 3064 Health Resort BUCKHORN MINERAL SPRINOS Hot Mineral Batha for Rheumatism Arthritis and Nervouaneaa Carbon Dioxide Vapor Batha lor Asthma lexeme. Sinus, eto. B, M. Moth ner. Graduate Mssseur. Phone: Long Distance. Buckhorn Mineral Springs, A-hland. Orenon. Machinery THE ALWYR COMPANY Machine Designers. Builders. Ssw Makers. Copper Colls. Pipe Bending. Tanks Boilers Rt. 2. Box 18. N. Medford Millinery EXPERT RE-TRIMMING - Custom made bats Cards and handker chiefs The Albertella, 130 No Central. Transfer CITY TRANSFER STORAGE CO Household moving snd genersl hauling 39 8 Grape. Phone 4664 Day or night. FURNITURE MOVINO AND 8TOR AOE We have van moving equip ment for locl and long distance hauling. Dry and clean storage (concrete building) with epecial locker rooms ai low rates SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE Phone S7M IADS TRANSFER e 8TORAOI CO uiuoe is eout Fir. Phone 3838 Prices right- Service guaranteed DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE. 40 S Fir Street. Insured Carriers. Local and Loni Dicta nee Hauling. Phone 2818 Venetian Blinds VENETIAN blinds Installed, guaran teed, steel or wood. Phone 4473. Burk'e Tent -and Awning Works, 814 last Main. ACR088 10. 1. Anial of llrht Cltv la New fork stslo Meat els Roman spfrlte of the dsad msll Island Grinding Pronoun Contsad Stiff Cnnvsnsd About L'nressenlng ffar Tr'.al G:rantle Bona Wrfath: poatle Cutting wit Optical glaassa LeesenM DOWN Word pussls f. Restricts aar- 'I- rowir 11. Unorthodox doctrine is. Withdraw II Singly lc Kuliflihter 17. Be carried 11 Twin brether Romulus IS. Mysslf 10. Plarlne ear4 II Hard quesuoa 44 zl. CIS mor 4-' 23. Sufflre 47' . places to sit 4, ts. Qusntlty of 49' med'etns go f. Csptlvstes y it. At ne tlms Is. Electrified per- tldss L ' t2 I3 I4 s I6 I "A7 I W ' H ts 3 tf -w-g- - , - j7" IT ' "51 TJ- ST -3f TTl BUSINESS DIRECTORY Roofing Al REPAIR or apply any type of roof. Paoco Roofings. Shingles Coatlnsa and Paints New atock Wall Paper. Ekerson Paint and Roof Co SR So fWtlett Tel 3483 MONEY TO LOAN WE LOAN MONEY ON YOUR CAR Attractive Rates COAST FINANCB Harold H. Brown Agency License 311 138 Bast Msln. Phone 8446. QUICK CASH LOANS FOR VACATIONS OR ANY OTHER fOHfOSI Borrow On AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK Psid tor or Not TERMS TO SUIT YOUR INDIVIDUAL REQUIREMENTS OREGON FINANCE CO. W I ttwrna Mgr Lie No M.I M-211. 45 Bo Central Dls! 4433 Horns owned and managed. Since I93S LEGAL NOTICES Notice Notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday, October 7th, 1941. at 2:00 P. M., the Board of Directors of Eagle Point Irriga tion District, acting as a Board of Equalization, will meet in the office of said Board at Eagle Point, Oregon, for the purpose of reviewing and cor recting the District assessments and apportionments of taxes for the year 1942, such assessment list as approved and adopted by the Board of Directors of said District is now on file In the office of the District where it is open for inspection by all persons Interested. This Notice is published by the Order of the Board of Di rectors of said District. ED NUNN, Secretary. Notice ot Final Settlement In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of Rose Marie Von de Veld, sometimes known as Rose Marie Vondeveld, as Rosalie M. Von de Veld, and as Rosalie M. Vondeveld, de ceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Milton Griffin, administra tor of the above estate, Mas filed herein his Final Report and Accounting, and that Monday. September 29, 1941, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M., In the County Court Room at tht Courthouse in Medford. Jackson County, Oregon, has been fixed by order of the Court as the ime and place for bearing such Final Report, and all persons having ob lections to said final Report are hereby notified to file and present the same on ot before said date. Dated this 29th day of Au gust, 1941. IllL,TUrv UKirrllM, Administrator, Notice To Creditors In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of Walter B. Pittock, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have been duly and reg ularly appointed Administrator with the Will annexed of the above entitled estate under and by virtue of an order of the County Court of Jackson Coun ty. Oregon, duly made, render ed and entered upon August 1st, 1941. and all creditors hav Ing claims against said deceased are hereby notified to present tne same duly verified to me nt my office, Rooms 201 205 United States National Sank TIAjM A!lTES Solution Of Saturday's Putila 8. Brass wind la- lrumr,t I. Wear swav 4, Mascullns name Application Orv efTrMei Ktlntt tt. law TTanptn attain Ph I ppin na tive. Drnotnf tha fntral part Olva nni'i worrl Catmatr Nuunru Flowar Capful of Dla ara iiiAray Wtnlerjr Survival nt pat ara Crntmtiv-f-t7 a fu'tiirg Sc'nra of art faon'-f B"rw.r1,r of. fsniva to tha 'rhf fef''1s'1 ma(i!!',a f?'nd( p'lncaaa rtre"er,C f.'rM br , pu'" rone r-a C1' Rot; a&bf. D!EJCJIJ01E1D1SIPIAJtIs epTT cjgrTelpA van BlnDrjTljltUA ITjE A'cn8TTPjPLjfjA" j,lrL3(B. 1 p'tBfiLK S!lI 1m, M E'ST EaSLIE E 1 1 kjo uT'eB?hiHe'iR mia Pa NTvtfrloloBjS R J DtsMHCITjfjNS LI ottrjjTtpEjK'AjTj Kill lalT.OII A Wm Cir I A II i as, if ES Building, Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated at Medford. Oregon. this 1st day of August. 1941. GEORGE M. ROBERTS. Administrator with the Will annexed of the Estate of Walter B. Pittock. deceased. Notice oi Sale Notice is hereby given that on Sept. 13, 1941, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at the front door of the courthouse in Medford, Oronon. I will sell at public auction foi ash to the highest bidder the following described real proper ty situated in Jackson County, viregon, lo-wu: Beginning at point 13 33 chains South of the Northwest Corner of the Btirrell B Griffiii and wife's Donation Land Claim No. 49. in Township Thirtv eight South. Range Two, West tU VUillnn..... 1VT iJi... 1 I Iu ' e .L '.., A,. ' wui., -hains. thence West 37.50 chains. .1 . nn . IIICIIO l.UIIII HIHIIIS, thence East 37.S0 chains to the place of beginning. Also, beginning at a poinx South 0 deg. 03r East 1314 33 feet from the Northwest O'rner of said Donation Lund Claim No. 49, and running thence South 0 deg. 03' East 183 feet Hid 4 inches, thence North 89 deg. 16' East 105.3 feet to the center ot the county road, thence North 31 deg. 02' East 212 feet and 5 Inches, thenc Westerly 211 feet to the ola.ee of beginning, subject to a right of way granted to C. F. Barbs' by deed recorded at page 1ZR of Book 70 Deeds, records of Jackson County, Oregon; Togethir with the tenements hereditaments and anpurten ances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. said sale is made pursunr t to an execution issued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon tor Jackson County, on the 15th day of August, 1941, in a certain cause wherein The Federal Land Bank of Spokane a corporation, is plaintiff, and Arold H. Mann, et al, are de fendants. Dated this 15th day of Au gust, 1941. S YD I. BKUWN, Sheriff of Jackson county. Oiegon. By Howard Gault. Deputy. Eig Applegate Big Applegate, Aug. 29 (Spl) Miss Jacqueline Speira oi San Francisco Is spending two weeks here with her mother, Mrs. Otis Buck. Mr. end Mrs. Fred Copple received a visit a tew dsys sjo from their nleoe, Mrs. Avsnells Anderson of Richmond. Mr. Copple Is recovering trou. an Illness which has confined him to hu bed during the last two weeka. I . R. Myers, Bt Applejate resident, has returned to hla ranch employ ment at Lakevlew, having spent a shor. time et hlj home here recover ing from Injuries received In a run swsy esrly this month. Mr. Myers received treatment In a Lakevlew hos pital for five broken rlba and a bead Injury. Mr. and Mrs. Amos M ICee, ac companying Mr. and Mra. Ernest Mc Kee of Medford, left Monday on a ahort vacation trip to Crescent City and other coast polnta. They expect to return by Redding and to visit Shasta dam. Ernest Bwartafsger returned Sun day to hla home In Klamath rails after spsnding the summer here with bis aunt, Mrs. W. B. Harlow. Mrs. Hsrlow Is having as guests during the next two weeks her grandchild ren, Pstsy, faye, and Raymond Young of Bend. Senator Itufua Holmsn waa a guest for a short time at the home of Mrs. Msud Kubll during bis recent min eral procurement bearing at Oranta Paaa. The Senator la a brother-in-law of Mrs. Kubll. Val Hasklns. Steamboat resident, was relessed from Sscred Heart hos pital a few days ago, havlivt received treatment for blood polaontiut in his hand resulting from a splinter. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Davie are apendlng a few days vacation In the Umpqua region, expecting to return Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Ksdln, residents of Little Applegate for the last year, have moved to Medford, where Mr. Kadln Is employed at the Rogue small animal hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rlppey neve entertained a number of guests at their home here recently, among whom are Mra. Edith Ulstad of Ben eon, Minn., and Mr. and Mra. Ted Breer or Medford, whom Mrs. rjlstsd la visiting. Ouesta earlier In the month at the Rlppey home were the young movie actor, Bobe Watson, and hu parents, Mr. and Mrs. Coy Watson of Hollywood, and formerly of Med ford. Bobs played the role of "Pee Wee In "Men of Boya Town", The Rlppeys and Watsons became friends to years ego. John Woodwerd of Jacksonville waa a guest at the L. C. Offenbscher home 8-mdsy. Miss Nsnry Wlllsrd. six year old daughter of Mrs Jack Wlllard of Lltue Applegate. le recovering from a mastoid operation performed at Sacred Heart hospltsl a week ago. L. 8. Blackford and daughter. Lola, of Willow Springe visited recently at the home of Fred Straube. Friends here will be Interested In knowing thai Keith Proweil. until recently with the 0. 8 Marinea et San Diego, la stationed now In Ice lend. Mr. Proweil la a grandson of Mrs rna Phillips. Wade Crawford of Fort Klamsth expected to begin lowing operations this week at the Harry Birr ranch on Upper Applegate. Mr. and Mrs. Lyal Hard and fami ly, residents of the community for several years, will leave Friday ot this week for teaquab. Wash., to make their home. Mr. Hard will be employed aa foreman at Oreen Acres fsrm. owned by B W. Greenwood. tU anowa rc bars owner, whose j fttrm conststa of 000 acres. Iaaaquah la loraied near Seattle. Mr. and Mn. Lln'Aa Savage of Oranta Paaa ere fiuesu at the borne of Mra. Anna Knutzn Sunday. Mrs. Jack B. nncy made a buatneaa trip to Chemult this week. A group of Little Applrgata people motnrin? to Crescent City Sunday in cluded Mr. and Mra. Harold Crump and fumily. Mrs. Clay Dutton and eon Paul and her gusta Mlaa Virginia Dutton. Sister Mary Hrlene Ro,e and Sla ter Marian Angela of Portland, known formerly as the Missei Olivette and Virginia Olnct. were gueata for a short time last week at the home of ,n(.lr mother, . Mra. William Davis. near Sterling. 'Gaters on parade: Lorrenzo Harvey considering the probable hard luok of a fellow motorist. Wee Hartroan tat from J'VlUe for a little early morning fishing. Bob Brown having a little difficulty In Alaska, due to u.iiiunj b-,'n' one of five Bob Browns around Anchors. ale hsa Atlm P.nnln r . a picture m cwnwmmem at uiv am- picture ner table. Jessie Klnsmsn shopping snd chsttlna wltj next door neigh bors. Jim O'Brien wheeling along In a sprinkle In his pick-up. The ever green black berries belrbr Inspected bv Ralph Hulbert of Medford and called not quite .luscious yet. Trail, Aug. 29. (Spl) Lieu tenant Jimm.e Clark of Santa Paula called on his aunt. Mrs. May Clark Wednesday. He was en route to Fort Lewis. Mrs. Alma Mallery am. Mrs. Msme Vincent shopped and attended to business In Medford Monday. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson spent Sunusy at Crater Creek camp, whsre their son, Kevi, snd tamlly snd Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hesa and little son of ' Klamath Palla Joined them for the day. Mrs. Lyal Tucker has returned from the huckleberry patch and Is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Vin cent on Elk creek for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. fi. Brewood and dsughter, JoAnn from Bsn Jose, Calif, were over-night guests at the Wstson home Friday nlht. Mrs. Bre wood la a niece of Mrs. Watson. Mrs. L. L. Hall of Californla-on-the-Rcrue shopped In Medford Tues day. Elmer Dawson Is nuking and de livering shakes to different custo mers In the vslley. Mrs. Florence Watson and Mra. Effie Johnson shopped in Medford Tuesdsy afternoon. Mrs. Ann Balln,;er and Miss Wsnda Howe spent Wednesday In Medford. Miss Wanda Thorsen from Canyon- vllte spent the psst week-end here, guest of Miss Wsnda Howe. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. McReath left Wednesday morning for a two-week's trip to San Diego. Calif. Meadamea B. Swanburg. Sagner and O. Buser shopped In Medford Tuesday. , Mrs Francis Ash spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Rena Howe and family. Mr. and Mrs. Parker of Medford took Miss Wsnda Howe and her guest Miss Wanda Thorsen to Crater Lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. Irven Howe and dsughter. Howe, and Mrs. Francis Ash were dinner guests at the Howard Ash home Monday,, honoring Howard's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Wllmer Ragadale and Mr. and Mrs. Toung of Esgle Point picked huckleberries near Hershberg er Mt., Sundsy. Mr. end Mrs. Burt Clerk visited Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Hutchinson Sat urday evening. Arnold Ragsdale, having taken first price In the county on his 4-H club wood work. Is preparing to send It to Salem for the state fair. Little Mlse Msrle Ragsdsle took first place In eewlng on her first yesr'e work. Gold Hill, Aug. 29. Spl Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sneed of Drain. Orerion were guests of Mrs. Sneed's sister, Mrs. Cleo Gilchrist and family from Sun dav until Tuesday. Miss parol Ann Csmeron la visit ing et Tule Lake, Csllfornl. with Mr. and Mra. Burt Johnson, who re cently returned home after vtslUng here for several days. , Mrs. Richard Gray and two eons returned to Prospect on Sundsy. efter visiting relstlvee here for some time. Mr. and Mr. W. F. Sturgls return ed here from Portlsnd on Saturday and moved their family back to Port land, where thev will mske their home while Mr. Sturgla Is employed there. Bob Cameron, youneeet eon of Rov Cameron left for Portland on August 3th end hs Joined the navy. Mr. end Mr Dusne Hutchlns hsve moved from Foot Creek. Into one of the W. I. Roe bouses, back of the school house. Mr. snd Mrs. O arold Robbln of the Del Rio orchards ere ths psrent of baby dsurhter. bora In a Oranta Pa-e ho-ntral on Aug. 9sth. Mra. Lllllsn illscktrurn Hnyt of Hsvwsrd. Csllfornl. stopped here brleny on Tues-lsy, to call on friends. Mr R. E Bsd ;er Is visiting rela tlves In Cslllornl. this week. Mrs. Msrgsrst BIskely Start of Vsncouver, Wain., stopped here on Sundsy, to look up former scqualo tan era Mra. Start la a former resi dent and ttended school here for seversl yesrs. Bill HsmmertTy of Anchorage. Alaska, viaited relative snd friends here recently while en route by plena from Alssks to Csllfornl. where be win visit in Trek. B1U a another well known former local boy tnd graduated from high school her. He report that hi mother, Mr. Dor Himmersly 1 also returning from AlfSS. Mr. and Mrs. 8. T. Miller ef Myrtle Creek were Sundsy guest at the Js-k Brerty home. Mr. and Mrs. AuraU Butt of Red-, . 11 Trail ii Gold Hill ding, California vera reoenft guests at the Joe Blair borne. Larry Kelt of Cbemult la Tteltln at the home of hit grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Char lea KeU and family. Irene Steadman and Jean Hayes of Phoenli visited at the Joe Blair horns last week. Reese Creek Reese Creek. Aug 28 (Spl.) A family reunion of the Rob ertson familiv was held at the) home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robertson on Crater lake high way, Aug. 17. A family dinner was enjoyed at noon and pic tures of all present were taken during the day and a wonderful day was rounded out full of vis iting and a general good time was enjoyed by the following, the honored guest was a sister, who came west from Chelsea, Okla.. Mn. Anna Pannell, and the relatives here were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robertson and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robert, son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pullen and Ruby, Mr. and Mrs. Cluirles Cearley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mer ritt and family, Mr. John Rob ertson and son, Chester, and the host uiu hostess, Mr. and Mrs. timer Robertson and family. air. ana Mrs. Charles Humphrey, also Mr. and Mra. W. K. Lamb, who accompanied the Humphreys, spent five days at the huckleberry palest tns psst week. Mr. and Mrs. Ivaa Hatfield, of Ashland, Joined the par ty and au had a fine outing, snd picked a fine lot of lovely berries, more than fifty gallons. The berries are plentiful and very large. There are hundrede of people camped ua tnsre. camp fires were enjoyed 1m the evenings, with singing, story let. Ung and humorous readings. Mr. Homer Martin cut and ptrt us the bay crop for Ralph Merrttt the psst week. Mr. and Mr. Robert Humphrey and family have gone to the coast for (j few days' vacation. August 34th an Oklahoma plenfe was bsld at the timer Robertacst home on the Crater Lake highway. The Robertson families, and the sla ter. Mrs. Anna pannelt, also another sister, arrived Aug. 30, Mrs. Oaslh Caulk of Okla., and her daughter and busbsnd, Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Round of Kansas were present. Also many ot cneir iormer acquaintances from Okla, A grand day wa enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Merrttt, Janet and Jimmy, Mrs. Emm Merrttt, snd son Bob, ot Central Point, also Mr. John Stills of Shady Cove, all en)oysl a trip to Cottage Orove, Oregon, Sua day, Aug. St. to vtalt a sister and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cearly and tamlly. Mrs. Oladya Weddell la on the sick Ust this week. Everyone hopes she will toon b herself again. Mrs. Ralph Merrttt, Janet end Jimmy attended the reoltal at Sags Point at the home of Mrs. Beatrice Oalbrlth. of Sebastian Apollo, August Jl. . , GOVERNMENT WINS LONG ISLAND SUIT Spokane, Aug. 29. W The) United States was richer todav by $300,000 and 363,000 acres of land, and held clear title to aa additional 2,909.000 acres after settlement of a land grant case dating back to 1864 and coating a million and a half dollars to complete. Officials of the Northern Pa. cific railroad, loser In the case widely known as one of the most Involved litigations In American history, conceded defeat yester day by paying District Court Clerk A. A. 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