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PACE SEVEN v Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It 's Filled With Opportunities! MEDFORD MATL TRTBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1941 Bead vrry d on thU pact. Van will protMbljr mid curtly tba thin;, you ttt been limit ing fur or a wli or trade for anunrd artlrln you mmy have, ftearrh jnur altlc or tort room yuu may find many thing other an acrlclng and b ablo to rvaltr itnmrdlat cash. If what you want Unt hero advert! for It. Tribune Clat IftPd adt are lnupentlva tffectlvet RATES Per word ftr-t Iwwrtlon Id (Minimum tV). Each additional Inaertloa, per word (Minimum 10c) Per line per month without copy chant - li5 CASH or money order must accom pany ell mall order classified ads. . LOST AND FOUND TAKEN DP 1 light Jersey cow. brand on hip- V. R. Bonhem. mil South Phoenix on highway. Tel. 6863. LOST Diamond bar pin; aolltatre In center, email dtamonda either end. Reward. Tel 6381. BXPOH1 luet dune animal cruelty oasea Humane 8ulcty Pliune 6151 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Picker for good Bosc picking. Phone 6296. WANTED Woodcutter on eharea. TOOll and good winner iiuouara. Inquire at Proapect atore. PEAR PICKERS WANTED Long Job, good fruit. Bear Creek Orchard. WANTED Boac pear plckera. Kenly Orchard. PEAR PICKERS WANTED Long Job. good fruit. Bollywood Orchard. WANTED Man for general ranch work B. V Beall. Beall Lane. WANTED Pear plckera. 8. Heneler. 1 mile eaat of Phoenix. Fern Val ley road. WANTED Pear plckera nilhee Orch- aid Phune 6310. Elmer Hull. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Housekeeper to give com petent care of young baby. 630 W. 4th. Phone 4501. WANTED Farm hand. Muat be able to milk. O. Ray. Vt mile north Four-Corner on Midway Road. WANTED Uaherettea. Muat be 18 yeara old. unmarried. Apply Fern Cherryholmee, 1 pjn. at Craterlan Theatre. WANTED Woman or girl for general housework 359 Beatty. WANTED Olrl for full time care of children and houaework. Phone 4663. WANTED Housekeeper, three In family; good wage. Box 1877, Tri bune. WANTED Experienced waltreaa. Ap ply at 4. r. Mn, kwwwi .UN WANTED Middle-aged woman as housekeeper In country home. 3 adult. Phone S761 or call at 710 So. Riverside. WANTED SITUATIONS LOCAL reference Oardener. Care taker. Lawns, ahruba expert, 610 S. Central. Dial 3367. EXCELLENT Lady Cook wlihe eafe work. Box 14,33, Tribune. A MIDDLE AGED MAN with yeara of sales experience, wishes a position with a progreaalTe local firm. Box at lea Talent. ' WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Acreage or small Improved farm, electricity, on or near river, on good road, with family orchard, garden and pasture for a few eowa. Box 1436 Tribune. WILL BUY 4 or 6-rooro house, dose in. Tribune. Box 1963. UPHOLSTERING, finishing, redoing. Phone 3908. 316 Wabash. Thlbault. WANTED TO RENT Unfurnished bouse, small acreage. Permanent renter. Will give good care. A. C. Brtsblne, Route 4. Box 361, I ml 8. Medford on W. WANTED Bulldoxer work. Sll Filth. Ro?ue Valley Tractor Co. WANTED Children to car for In my home, daytime. Mrs. Brock, corner Palm and Columbua. WANTED Room or small pt. with use of bath anO phon by man who works nitrite. Prefer private rea., ' where there are no other roomers. Write, giving address, etc. Box 1396. Tribune. WANTED Used Montag or Orban wood circulator. Box 1398. Tribune. WANT TO HIRE Bins'. axle lorzing truck Also two bucket. Southern Oregon 8u,?er Pine. Central Point. EMPLOYED couple desire evening meals In congenial, prlvau home where exceptionally good food I served. Box 1441. Tribune. WANTED Purchase ranch oo band extract, suitable for dairying and some stock cattle. Can furnlsb Itret-elaaa relerenee. Writ Bill Rodd ajture. Calif. RMT mil PAID For Tour Furniture ctn rmMTiRr. pon s WANTED Tou W e my guod used suits for r-en. isdies nothing USED WAft-CBE SHOP, across the Bricre I I a Uiil WANTED A good need sate, about 4 eub:e Iwt ln?ld capacity. Write or call Josephine County Ladino Co-op.. Oram Pas. UPTIC Tank and re spool siau. is 71 Code. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS HlGHESl eaati paid lor iron copper eraaa, raoiaiors. aluminum, bat tenee. tune rag, lead and tino Medford Bargain Boua WANTED Wool mohair, hide and pelt Medford Ban .In Boua 17 North Orap St. Pb'ce (744, UORB MONEY to. your furniture Ttltoy Furniture 39 South Front MILL PAY MOST CARH For Oood Used Furniture HOI.HKOOK FLKMTIKE 18 North Front Phju. 40S3. HE PAY MOKE CAMS For Your Furniture BAKNKHI HO AMIKEWI 6th end Front Phone 3338 WATER WELL an proepect irllllng with modern equipment. Ooff Bros Inquire Pick Hardware. WELL DRILLING) 61 60 pel ft first 30 ft etc J M Doay 619 King FOR KENT HOUSES FOR RENT 843 -30- Very fin bom. 3 bedrooms, basement, oil furnace, electric stove, refrigerator, well lo cated. 845.00. 4-bedroom, modern, hot water, heat, close to school. 330.00, 8-room Oakdale avenue, basement, hot air furnace, well lo cated. Brown A Whit. FURNISHED 3-rcom house, electric atov. flreplac. adult only, perma nent renters. Phon 8033, Dark's Grocery. ROUSE FOR RENT 313 Cottage St. Dial 3369 after 8 p. m. FOR RENT Newly decorated unfur nished house. Ideal for roomer Inquire 817 Weat 10th. FOR RENT OR SALE t bedroom house. Dial 4830. TRUCKS FOR RENT Move yourself Save half Prultta Moollgss Sta tion Main and Ivv Phune 4149 FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished modern apartment. 801 N. Central. Inquire i Apt. 8. FOR RENT Two-room apt. 118 Almond. SUB-RENT Apt. 8-room, bath. Close In. Box 1969, Tribune. FOR RENT A-room furnished r.part ment, complete gaa equipment. 836 Weat 10th. Phone 3787. FURNISHED DUPLEX 837 AO. Adult No pet. Inquire 634 Dakota. FURNISHED Apartment, beat, hot water. Prigldalre. 51 N. Oakdale. OE BAUER Apt., furn and unfurn For Rnt Furnished Rooms ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 404 S Orap FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM ROOM and Board. 108 Mistletoe. BOARD and room. 716 B. Main St. ROOM and BOARD Phone 3338 FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 6-acre home. Just north Rogue Valley Golf Course. Cheap rent to right party. J. W. Oossett. Rt. 4, Box 191. FOR RENT Sheep pasture. Trelch ler. Central Point. PASTURE OR RENT Plenty of wat er. Oeo. w. Myers, Cove Orchard ranch. Murphy, Oregon. FOR RENT Store building and two office noma Be Al utlrell or Rolana Hubbard FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Jersey cow, 7-month e old heifer, one bull calf, Rt. 4. Box 310. Fern Valley Road. Beery. FOR SALE Ouemsey heifer, 8-year-old, good milker. Rt. 1, Box 167. Orchard Home Drive. FOR SALE 7 eprlnger Jersey and Ouernsey shorthorn cows. One fresh Holsteln, One black work horse. Weight 1300 Ibe sound. Weat Main Street, 3nd house weat Free'a Garage. FOR SALE 3 teeder pigs; 8 calve; 8 cows; 3 colt, saddle type. Oscar Wolf. Midway Road, lat boua North 4-Corner Serv. Station. FOR SALE Or will trade for cattle. 1 bay aaddle mare, with colt, webzha about 1100 Iba. And 1 young C. R. Reynold. 38 No. Peach. Med ford, Oregon. FOR SALE Sow to pig and with pig. Phon 6418. FOR SALE On Ramboulllet buck 88 00 B. W. Hcnahaw, 7 mile M. Eagle Point. FOR SALE Ewe. Everett Oriaaom. Central Point. FOR SALE OR TRADE Oood S-veer-old bora. J. A. Manka. R. F. D. Medford. CA."H fm old horses Dial 676 FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE Barred Rock pullet. Tel. 6437. FOR SALE Barred Rock pullet, your choice. Glenn W. Smith, Ruch, Ore. Highway 238. FALL CHICKS Hatching Sept. 10. 30, 34. Barred Rock only. Central Point Hatchery. FOR SALE Pulleta. ready to lay: al to one computing seals. 8. B. H-irb-. T-tl FOR SALE DOGS. PETS FOR SALE Female Pektntea. 8- rp on h ?-:! 125 Phone 3936 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 37 BuKk Sedan, good condition throughout. 537 Austia. FOR SALE 33 Plvmouth aedsn. Mileage about 35.000. 616 II. Cen tral. THIRTY Used Car to plrk from Beet Bargain In town. Shult Bra 86 FORD V-6 Light Panel Delivery Oood motor, good paint Walker' Vsre-v S-o- joe V. t Main FOR EXCHANGE W ANTED To trade good used meilo phone for gocd used Royal tvpe wntar. Mr, B. M. Clemen. Trail, pregoo, FOR SVLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 3 acre, V acre In clov er, modern house. AH kinda of out building. 415 Mapl Park Drive. $12000 Dairy ranch stocked and equipped with 35 dairy eowa. 6 heifers, resist red Guernsey bull, good team horse, full aet farm machinery, milking machine. 80 ton of hay In barn. 190 acre, 46 Irrigated and in clover, running stream with Iota of sub-Irrigation. Attractive modern home, good ten ante bouse, milk house. Income 8400 per month. Thla 1 a splen did Investment. also 8? 1 Op A A Stock and dairy ranch. ?ls.UvU 80 acre free water, SO acre bottom land, fin atream X through place, clover, alfalfa. Mod ern cottage, two bams, fenced and cross fenced, on paved road. 4Cflft 81 room and bath, oak ynOUu floor, basement, fumao. large attle. doubl garag. paved St.. east side. Owner leaving city. OiAA Six rooms and bath, fin e?'fUU shady lot, close la. As at tractive home at a price that can not be duplicated. Elmer Herri ed. 44 N. Riverside. Dial 33674860. FOR SALE Acreage In lot from 1 to 8 acre, with term. Owner. 18 Mistletoe. FOR SALE By owner: Attractive, modem. eaat-ld. three-bedroom home. Sawdust burner, beautiful lawn. Phone 8438. FOR SALE 5-room house. Phone 8604 or call at 30 Western Ave. EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS 30 acres. 8 acres bottom and fre water. 8 acre pay water, good road, electric ity, telephone, V, mil to echool. Improvement. ONLY 8800 with one-half down. AND 10 acre beat Bear Creek Bottom, near Medford. Irritated. 4 crops alfalfa, small house, subdivide this tract, 63730. term. AND IA4 acre, mostly bot tom land, Irrigated, good 4-room house, 61000.00 terms. AND Irrigat ed dairies, with or without stock. GEO. H. YEO AGENCY, South Pa eltlc Highway. FOR BALE Modern ft re-bedroom home with two bath In Grants Paaa. Four and half acre best soil, fin view. Irrigation, deep well pure water. A place you can make money on. Original coat better than 616.000. Present price 65.600. O. L. Drummond. 940 Savage Street, Grants Paaa. Oregon. Call and aee H or write for Information. FOR SALE 140 acre farm. 68 acre In cultivation. Farming tools. S teams. 6 cow. W. J. Crosslin, on Nell Creek. Ashland, Ore. Rt. 1, Box 835 40- AC RE RANCH 8-room house, new bam. large chicken coop: modem pumping svstem: dry land ranch: 14 acre alfalfa. 8 acres grain land. Bsrealn for cash. 61700. or good terms. R. L. Wysnt. Orlffln Creek. 3nd house west of brown school. Rout 1, Box 376. Medford. 79-ACRE Dairy Ranch. 33 acre clov er. Irritated, 65250. B. O. Hill. Rogue River. WHEN YOU think of real estate think of thi Spenoer-Bsglsy Agency 103 W Usln. 8 7-10 ACRES, all In alfalfa, nice level land, house, 5 Urge rooms, electricity, water pressure system, fslr sir bsrn, gsrsge. on oiled road 1 4-10 mile to Medford High 63350, eaay terme. ALSO 39 ACRES. Irrigated and In ladino clover. 4-room house, bam. and other outbuildings, electricity, (rood well water, on Stat Highway. Only 63000, Including 8 cows, calves, hay in bam. ALSO NEW 8-room house, plastered, hard wood floors oement foundation, two choice lota. Only 63800. Look thla over. ALSO 4-ROOM modem houss, well located. 61800. ALSO HOTEL lease. 31 rooms, two apart menta, all completely furnished, 62000. L. O. PICKELL 16 8. Bartlett 1-ACRE on the Rogue, large spring. 6300 cash. a. O. Hill. Rogu River. FOR SALE 73 acres, 35 meadow. 18 clover. 18 acres Eagle Point Irri gation. 18 acre waste water: 9 amali houses, good ham, paved highway. 83300. terms. ALSO two building sitae, 14 acre each, la Longview, Washington, for sale or trade for Medford property. Be E. Oould. 403 Weat Jackson St 139-ACRE ranch. 67000. 62300 down 76 acrea clover and alfalfa. 83 acre Irrigated Write Box 308. Route 4. or call Medford Irrigation District SEE Nutter for Rouse. Acreage. In com. 338 E Main. Ashland. FOR SALE- M'dera 4-roon. boua newly decorated Inside and out CI oe in. near schools. Inqulr 316 8 Orana BUILDING A HOMEr Let u bsndls II details on 36 ar FH. loans quickly efficiently OJdy Agency FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS The Federal Land Bank baa available a few farma In Jackson Oour.ty Tbeee ar priced Is keeping with the ability at the place to pro duce Call at the National Farm Loan Office. Holly Building. Med ford. and luves'trat the oppor tunlt.es wa ar offering Federal Land Bank of Spokan. CITY and country propertlea Rental Loans Inauranrv C Butterfleld r . vfn-l B'.'HC1t.g For Excbang Ral Eetata EXCHANGE California acreeg for M1foM a- Box 113 T-lh'ine FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Lat Hale pearhea; bring containers. Bert Stancllfls, phoe nix. FOR SALE Date prune. Not many left. 6 mile north on 9. Near willow Spring School. J. B. Cot. FOR 8 A LI 8 do, quart fruit Jar 344 So. Central. FOR BALE New Remington 8 type writer. Tribune. Box 1400. FOR SALE Baled wVat straw. Rich ard Cugan. Eagle Point. REBEKARS Rummage Bale. Scott Devi bulldme. Friday, Saturday. Sept. 13 and 19. FOR SALE email wood stove, us new, with colls. Also thre qusrter st its violin ua Euuy Bt, rhocv 8483, MbiASA. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS USED G. B. Electric Rang and used frigid air. Hansen Hardware. CREAM Enameled wood rang, 830. Sunnyeide. Eagl Point. FOR SALE Oood used wood circula tor heater. 1107 Ready. FOR SALE Factory built trailer house, fully equipped. 930 Bast Jackson. FOR SALE Pieeeur cooker. Lady' bicycle. mimeograph, vacuum cleaner. Inqulr 138 Vancouver. FOR BALE For a real cleaning Job oring your seed to us. Monacn Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Household furniture, re frigerator, oil heater. Also two wheel trailer, yard tools. 703 park. FOR BALE Grinding, mixing, roll ing, seed cleaning. We guarantee aatlafactory Job at no added coat. Monarch Seed At Feed Co. FOR SALE Hale peaches. Paul Bakraida, 1 mil weat 01 Phoenix on the Huston Read. FOR SALE 160 scraa Douglar Fir. Prospect district, fie Mr. tied berg. 18 N. Front St. FOR SALE Treat grain with CERE SAN before planting. Control smut of whest nd leat-etrlpe In barley. Monarch Seed at Feed Co. ATTENTION HUNTERS! Ammuni tion, all kind. License. Pick'. FOR BALE Us BASI-CROP for peach leaf -curl. No muse or fuss mixing, ready to use. Cost no more. Monarch Seed 8 Peed Co. LUMINAL PAINT Interior, exterior, on coat; beauty, economy, Piek'a FOR SALE Inoculate vetches, clov ers, alfalfa with NfTRAOlN before owing, w hare full supply. Mon arch Seed at Feed Co. FOR SALE Moat complete stock of FIELD seeds In so. Oregon, com petitive price, highest quality. Monarch Seed at Feed Co. FOR SALE Estate combination cir culating heater, good condition, 630. 1399 Sunset A vs. FOR BALE COVER CROP SEEDS, full stock, price right. Monarch Seed at Feed Co. FOR SALE No. 3 Hal and Elberta Peachea. 3ttc per pound. Bring container. C. B. French, Grand View Drive, Aahland. Phon 7168. TRAILER house, modem, factory built. 8300 cash. 715 Cedar. FOR SALE Forty-flv acrea com on Bear Creek bottom land. C. F. Smith. Central Point. Phone 18-XXX-l. FOR SALE Sweet Cora, dollar per sack, auger sack. Bring sacks. Also dining tabls. New boua on left Anderaon road southwest phoenix. Elmer Harris. REAL BUYS la twed clothing. 1408 No Rivartld. acrost from Back' Bakery FOR SALE Vetch and oat mixed. Write or phone V. E. Brtttean, Pro volt, Or. DRY FIR for sale. Phone 6180 after 5:00 o'clock. FOR SALE Oat and vetch. Doubl D Ranch, Same Valley. MUIR PEACHES soon be gone. Bring your containers. K- W. Oebhard. North of 401 orcnara. FOR SALE Circulating oil heater and Westlnghous rang. Inqulr 610 80. Holly St, HOUSEHOLD Furniture and Tool. 19 Mlstleto. MERLEK Mineral Water. Mr. N. Rid ing. Dealer. 110 Eaat 11th. TRAILER SPACE Llttl Putt Trail r Camp. Eagl Point. Ore.. City water, electricity, ahowera, laundry llv creek. FIR SLABS Buy Mow. City Fuel Phon 4114. BABY'S PHOTO Special offer. 80c total prtc. on 8x10 photo of any child under 6 year Proof ahown E Hayden Jones Studio. Dial 8364 607 Weat 2nd , past Junior High. FULLER BRUSHES. Phon 4914 FOR SALE or TRADE lor milk. I Prim Biectrle Fence (new). Phon C. A. DeVo. NEW POTATOES. ?6e and up per eack Blankenahlp. hal mil weal Central Point. FOR 6 ALB Pip and fitting, nsw and used Also Irrigation pipe MEDFORD BAROAIN BOU8B 37 M Orap St- Phon 9744 FOR SALE Farming equipment, al moat vry eoneelvanl type Modot Orchard Co. 80 Fir Phon 4160 FOR SALE Low priced lumber 0 any building material Call u De fers you buy R O Stephenson Oo Court and McAXdrawa. Tel sp boos 8000 FOR SALE Oreea Fir Slab Tele phone 6180 after 6 O'clock SPEED Queen Waehere at Inner Parts, aarvica, all make Pick a BIO Shipment Your Oakland wood circulator I at Pick Hardware PUMPS Myer 8 Jaeuant Par ser vice all makes, pick Bard war FOR BALE Cooking spples. Jo Nary Orchard. Rout 8 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR BALE BY OWNER Asm Vslley Sior Postn'fle Ir store gsa ker osene and -jat pump. 4 scree of lend, living qurtere la building Store, store room. woodihed plumbed for But and aoid inter Automatic sleetrte pumping sys tem, praseur tank. 001 room beta end unlet Everything elr On Steas H'gbway 384 cut off from Pacific R 14m way t to Crates Lax Blghwav. ATTENTION Mtn Men and Lorrers -Large stock of fir tools oa hand Orub bo, auttocka, ahovala aad axes MEDFORD BARGAIN ROUSE FT N Q-ep ft Phone 3744 MISCELLANEOUS ILECTROLCX-stale and Service Call or write Jack wiisoo. Box 18 B Star Rl. PbotM 396 ATTENTION Student 16 to 80 There e a busy Buatnec College la Med lord Winter terra open Mon day. September 93 Day and ove- Pkti We, 0W MISCELLANEOUS NU-BONE Corset Service. Phone 3&&9. PERSONAL Palmistry. Crystal Reading. D Miller. pn 8440. 4H0 Mountain ave. Ashlend BUSINESS DIRECTORY Antiques EARLY AMERICAN GLASS at th eign 6 mile soi tn of Grant Paaa or 1 mil nurtb of Savag Rapid dam on Highway M Crpntr Work CARPENTER WORK New or re modeling Day or contract. Free estlmste 214 Cottage St Chlmny Swp CHIMNEY 8 WEEP-For rehab! work call oen. Eaton. 88 No. Front Phone 4240 Drssmklng THE FASHION SHOP Dreeamaklng Fur Remodeling. Bsttoai and Bucklea covered Room 4U3 0. 8 Nat'l Bank Bldg Tel 8931. DRESSMAKING Alteration, tailor ing &ehe-lue aa'.tarlea. Singes Shop 33 So pe Export Window CUanar LEI OEtlKUE DO IT EXPERT windu Cleaner General bouse cleaners fluni erasing oalnt- Ing. Oeo. F Olrard. Phone 3934. Machinery THE ALWYR COMPANY Machine Deelgner. Builder. Saw Maker Copper Colla. pip Bending. Tank Boilers Rt 2. Box 16. N Medford Health Rasort BUCKHOKN MINERAL SPRINGS Hot MIurl Baths tor Rhumtism , Arthrltle and Nervouanea Carbon Dlosld Vapor Bath for Asthma Bcaema Sinus, eti R M Moth ner. Oraduste Uaeaeur Phon: Long Distance. But k horn Mineral Springe. Ashlsnd. Orcaon. MONEY TO LOAN MONEY IMMEDIATELY Oa Your AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE LIVESTOCK Tour money problem will not be complicated when you borrow from this local company. Convenient Tana. OREGON FINANCE CO. W. B. Thorn aa. Mrr. Lie. No. 8-311 M-317. 45 So Central. Dial 4488. Horn owned and managed. Sine 1938. WE LOAN MONEY ON rOUR CAR Attractive Rate COAST FINANO Harold H Brown Agency License 311 133 But Main. Phon 8448. Millinery EXPERT RE-TRIMMING - Custom made bate Carde and handker chief The Alberulla, 130 No Central Roollng WE REPAIR or apply any type of roof Pabco Rooflnga. shingle Coating and Pa lute New Mock Wall Paper Ekeraon Paint and Roil Co J8 So Brtlett Tel 8488 Tramitr CITY TRANSFER At 8TORAOE CO Household moving snd ganeral hauling 39 8 Orape Phone 4664 Day or nlgbt. FURNITURE MOV 1 NO AND STOR AGE W nav van moving equip ment for loc-1 end long distance hauling Dry and clean storage (eoncret bulldingl with pcll locker room i low ratea BAMSON STORAOE WAREHOUSE Phon 8754 IADS TRANSFER at 8TORAOE CO Office IS Bout, Fir Phone 3838 Price right Service guaranteed DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE 40 8 Fir Street. Insured Camera. Local and Loni Distance Hauling. Phone 36H8 Ventlaa Blind VENETIAN blind Installed, guaran teed, ateel or wood. Phone 4473 Burt' Tent and Awning Work. 314 Eat Main LODGE NOTICES ecornsH mm Stated meeting Lodge and Chapter. 7 JO pa. Sept. 6th L I. William. Secty. Table Rock Council No. 18. RA4 M. eta led assembly Tues day, Sept. 9tb. Visitors wel come. V. T. Wilson, III. M. Meeting at 8 p. m., Monday. Knighta of Pytaiaa. Vial ting Knight LEGAL NOTICES Nolle To Creditors la th County Court of ths Stats of Oregon, for Jackson Countr. In the Matter of the Estate of Mildred Theresa Handler Ra ter, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given that I hav been appointed by the County Court (or Jackson Coun ty, Oregon, Administrator of the estate of Mildred Theresa Han dler Refer, deceated, snd have qualified. All person having claims aaaifurt said. ut at ft cad tuc I vSIY IIIL Chapter One Pick-np PAM was face down on the towel she had spread on the warm yellow sand ot South Beach. She didn't bother to turn when she felt the cool, damp nose on her legs. She wondered vaguely which particular beach dog was giving her friendly once-over. But when she felt a firm body settle agtinit bar, she turned to squint at the newcomer. Pam's eyes opened wide. Slowly, fearful of disturbing the animal, the tat up and atared at the soft, fluffy gray-blue fur. "Why, you gorgeous thlngl" she exclaimed. rBut what in the world are you?" Blue Blaze answered with a very gay wagging of a very short tail. Her blue chin-whiskers gave her a slightly humorous-air In spite ot the gentle earnestness of her brown eyes peering up through a silky fringe of eye brow. Pam Pam was about to put out her hand to touch the dog's beautiful coat when a vole oehlnd her stayed the movement "Leave it to Blaze to pick nice friends. She's got a gift for it" It was a pleasant voice friendly and sincere. A young man dropped down on the beach beside Pam with an asy: "May 1?" Pam had never seen Jerry Winthrop before, but she knew who he was. All Key West had heard about the handsome Blue Blaze, Jerry's champion Kerry Blue terrier, the first of her breed to be brought to the island. And all Key West knew of the Winthropes whose yscht was th most palatial in the blue wa ters of the basin; whose cars were th most expensive to roll over the white msrl streets of the quaint city; who lived elegantly, blithely and carelessly, and whose goings and comings were news in any part of the world. "I've never known Blaze to err In selecting her friends," Jerry Winthrop continued. "She has an Instinct for th right people." "And does that work the other way, too?" A faint smile lighted Pam's eyes Jerry was thoughtful not sure of her meaning. Then he laughed gently. "I se what you meant Well. I must be all right or Blaze wouldn't have m a a master." Pam silently agreed with Blaze. There was a pleasant hon esty about young Winthrop' dark good locks. Black hair swept smoothly back from a face that was open and bore the subtle stamp of breeding. His gray eyes were steady. He was tanned from hours in th sun. "Lot me prove it to you?" There was sn eager not in his vole. "I mean, that Blaze is right about me. I m Gerald Winthrop. Jerry to you. My friends call me that. "And so you think I should?" she asked hesitantly. "I dol There are a dozen rea sons why you should. For instance- because vour hair Is SDun gold, the most beautiful thing I've ver seen. Ana your eyes are in soft velvety brown of French marigolds my grandmother grew In her Westchester gsrden. Makes me think I must get som for J on. And your lips ar like scar et hibiscus, Is that enough or shall I go on?" "Go onl I lor It!" She was looking out over th wster. watching white sails against the intense blue ef th Florida sky. Jerry bent near her. "Isn't It enough h asked, "that I want you to?" Psm looked st him. her eyes thoughtful. "It should b. when you ask it like that Only" hereby required to present them, with proper vouchers, within six months from the date of this notice at th office of W. J. Looker, Attorney, 211 Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Building, Medford, Oregon. Dated and first published this 8th day of September, 1941. RAYMOND R. RETXR, Administrator. Urn Mail Iuaum waat aoa, DttX'I it WTS " ...... ... ...... T.,.w.i t SJIL.,.,.V.'S 1 ssas-j;..,,,.,'!, ,!,,., .i,ji..,.,vv:...; , inxc nc LVaVL Vl "Only what?" Jerry asked. Fam didn't answer Immediate ly. With lithe, quick grace she got to her .feet. Jerry was up in stantly. "Nol" Psm laughed. This is where) you exit, dog-owner!" "What do you mean exit?" Jerry asked. "Oh. I'm not chasing you from the beach or anything like that." Pam said. "You're just exiting from my picture. Or I from yours. You see, I hive other things to do." "Nice things?" "Depends on how you look at IL I think to." "Then I'll go along with you. I like to do nice things. In fact, I'm the best doer of nice things you could find. I make a profes sion of itl" Psm laughed. "But this Is duty. Work. Something you wouldn't know about" "Only that It's a word In the dictionary. I've never been Inter ested enough to experiment very much with it." "I thought so." "And it isn't a word pretty girls should be fooling around with either." "Which shows how little you 5 Br was glad to return to the big know about life and things In general. The QnellertoB yTTH a gay gesture ot far- ' well Pam was off, running lightly over the sand toward the wall on Duval Street wher the had left her b cvcle. Sh mounted her wheel and rode away, an noyed with herself. Sh was bresklng discipline. She had made it a nil never to hobnob with the idle and some times reckless sons of th rich who anchored their yachts In the beautiful water off Key West in winter and spent th long sunny afternoons tanning on the beach, th evenings dsncing and party ing at t-sta Marina or on tniir boats, and the lovely, fresh morn ings sleeping. Pam had known too many town Iris who had played around with sleek winter men, lived gaily for a week, a month or a winter, learning to do things only wealth could do and then waited hope fully through the long, damp sum mer for a letter or messag that never came. She had seen those Slrls verily shrivel, ss wearying owers and foliage did with th last warm days not lor ner, thought ram. not for her. thos weeks of tense wilting. When sh saw Jerry winthrop next sn would look past him as If sh had never sn him before. Sh would keep th eyes he had called French marigolds cool and the lips he had called hibiscus unsmiling. Winter men were not for her. Psm was glad to return to th restful cheer of the big house on Division Street with its sens of routine and simple, sincere living. It lav her a feeling of security. drew her back into Jie pleassnt and familiar safety of her own orbit It was nlc to se old Juan working In th garden as usual; to hear the gentle rustl of Melita in th kitchen. Nice to see her own work laid out as usual on the big table In th room that hsd been ner fsther's study: good to know that she hsd been able to keep the lovely old house on Di vision Street set well bsck In its trim lawns, and behind Its planta tion of Spanish limes. Royal Pon. dsn a. rncoanut and Royal palms The trees hsd been Planted by her ancestors and grown to mag nificent size, spresding their brsnches around th house like tender, sheltering arms. And there was the croton hedge at the back of the garden a veri table Persian tapestry of color. Pam's mother had planted th first on on th day sh hsd been carried ever th threshold and T San Francisco, Sept Doaajd V Kahn, sa jraa- dam By ymen, TMIVI GREY became the happy mistress ot th old house. She would plant on for each year of her married life, she said. So her husband. Peter Quellerton, Third, had made a rite of getting the most beautiful croton he could find to be given to her on their wedding anni versary. The Quellerton crotons had be come a matter of comment in Key West, with their bright reds and yellowj, purples and browns, and their foliage that grew in in finite variety of size and shape. That bedge made a line of color all across the yard. Its individual plants growing strong and beau tiful een as the love of the own ers ot th garden grew. When finally there was room for no more crotons Pam's mother had asked ruefully of Peter: "Now what? I must do some thing to mark our happy years, and It must be something alive. "Here, my sweet," Peter had said, "we'll start a rose gardes at th side of the house." Tradition Of Happiness AND so there wss a rose gar den and old Jusn tended it with loving care. Juan and his wife, Melita. Pam paused oa .AswT .. house. thought of them. They had been so faithful through the veara.' They were a part of the Queller ton tradition. Pam glanced around th loved and familiar seen. Sh realized -suddenly sh had not expected things to be so unensnged. an wouldn't hav been surprised to And them Quit different Meeting Jerry natl don that And meeting Jerry had don other things. It had given her a suddenly intense house love. Th . charming old home in which sh lived with Guan and his wife Me lita, had always been a thing sh held close to iter heart But now It was closer than ever. Pamela Quellerton was an in teresting place. tier great-granamotner. wns , had been the first Quellerton bride to live in the house, was ot pur New England stock, and her - grandfather a dashing, daring . mixture ot Bahaman, Spanish and English. There hsd been much pleasant and Interesting living in th house. Th women its roof cov ered seemed to carry a tradition of happiness, Pam thought as she stood looking at her work table with Its unfinished orders. Even ' to her own mother who had died with her father in an airplane ac cident on the way to Miamt That, Pam reflected, was th wsy her mother would hsve wished it Sh would hav found life without th husband who had been so d voted to her. unbearable. There had been little left be- : sides th charming old house Its furnishings, fin old silver and linens brought from far and In- terestlng plsces by the seamen who hsd been master there. Quel lertone hsd lived too well, "too improvidently." som people said but Pam liked to think "too happily" to save much. Pam had taken naturally to th native art and crafts. "You'll probably marry, dsr. ling," her mother often said. "Quellerton women always do. But It's a comfort to se you ' able to do these things so welt If you aver had to, you could make your living that way." Pam had never known an un happy moment between her fa ther and mother. And sh pre- . ferred th legsey of that memory to wealth. Sh was glad they had spent their money In comfort and happiness, for sh hsd at her fin gertips a wsy to make her living. She made hats of cocoanut palm, baskets and purses of palmetto, . gay flowers of fish seal. And sh cultivated roses and sold them to . the smart and wealthy women al Casa Marina. T 8 l clsco contractor, announced to day receipt of a $17 882,670 award from th war department for construction of th Santa Maria -Lorn poc army cantonment designed to accommodate a max imum of 39,000 men. Closing stme ftaTcjaesTfled A a av To Us a gSaasiry JIJ Ba
