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PAGE NINE Want to Bay, Sell or Exchange? Read the Ads on This Page! It's Filled With Opportunities! t MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOR" OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1941. Read rtrr? ad on tfil page You will prtifwhlt find itlly th thing ou iar im-n lnli. Ins li ui a aie uf (mdr lot nnurd rtine vwu mat have carro ui aiilc or lorr rntim uu may rind mant ihingt othrr art rrkinit and hr hlt (o rrallyp immrdlittr rh II what on want Un't her artMt1 lot It. I'M bunt flat Wire) adi ar tneiniile RATES Pvr word rirt lnrtlne (Minimum Mr) Each addlihinal Itiftrrtlun, per wurrt ,, , g (Minimum I Or) Per line pr month without cop j chance $l.ti CASH r money mraet must accom pany all mall order classified ads. L03T AND FOUND FOUND Chauffeurs cap. Call at Tribune office, pay for adv. LOST Male cocker apanlel. whlt chest. Reward. Snyder, Camp With Us Phone 4295. STRAYED Heifers, ear marked. Bert Nelson, Sams Valley. LOST Brown leather billfold con taining driven license, auto title, currency, etc. Finder return papers, keep money. Eugene Frazler, Rte. 4, Box 318. REPORT lost due, animal cruelty cases Humane Society Ph-jne 6151 WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Elderly man for general ranch work. Phone 3647. WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Woman for light house work by the month. 124 Lincoln. WANTED Girl for housework and care of children. Phone 4372 after 7 p. m. WANTED SITU ATIONS WANTED Work on ranch by ex perienced couple. Tribune Box. 4904. WANTED To learn hotel or restau rant cooking. 811 North Bartlett, upstalra apt. MIDDLE-AOEX married man wanU ranch dairy Job. 931 8. Central. MARRIED MAN Thoroughly exper ienced ranch hand wants Job. Ca pable of management. Job must be permanent. Box 4782, care Tribune IXPERIENX'ED young woman stenog Mnh,, iviinti nnaltlon. Excellent local references. Address. Box 4775 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Tenant to do repair work on country home In exchange for rent. P. O. Box 45. WANTED 1941 home-grown laven der. Phone 3252. DRESSMAKINO, Altering. 440 So. Riverside. QUILTING ComforU tied, sewing. 70S Dakota. WILL BUT feeder and fat lambs; also feeder hoga. 618 S. Riverside. E. Telkamp. WE ARE In the market for good farm and city loans. 6 and lepsy on easy terms. No chsrge unless loan la made. W wrtu all klnda of In- auranoe. ELMER HERRIED 44 N Riverside WELL DRILLING 61 50 per ft first 60 ft., etc. J M Dodge. 618 King a HIOHEST cash paid for Iron, copper f brass, radiators, aluminum, bat teries tubes, rags, lead and line Med ford Bargain House. WANTED Wool, mohair, hides and pelu Med ford Baraaln Houas. 37 North Orapa St Phone 8744 WILL P4V MOST CASH For Cloud Used Furniture MIIIIIKOOK rlHMTIHE 18 North Front Phone 4028 BUST PRICKS PAIIi For Tour Furniture rtrta ri'HMTi mk r-rmne f. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Nice model, fully furn ished 5-room house, fireplace, base ment and aarage. 2 acres pasture. 6 mile south of Medford. Cole man creek road. Rt. 1. Box 440. telephone 6077 or 6535. FOR RENT 5-room house at 333 8. Riverside: 1021 W. llth. Keys at 128 Vancouver. FURNISHED 5-room modern house, k Electric utilities, oil heater, walk " In dlaunce. H. U Cook. 1104 W. Main FOR RENT Furnished 3-rorsm houw. electric rove, fireplace. Adulu Phone 6032. Darks Grocery. NEWLY FURNISHED duplex. Close to town. 832 60. Phone 3598. FOR RENT 5-room modern furn ished house. 133. Phone 4929. NICE 7-rorm unlurnlrhed house for rent. Fireplace, built-in buffet, close in Phone 9668. FOR RENT Dec. I. furnished 2-bed-room house, east side, paved street, electric ranee, water heater and Ice box. Phone 6331. FOR RENT House. Inquire 20 Tripp. FOR RENT Nicely furnuned 5-room modern houas. 1 bedrooms, fur nace heat, eieetrle ran, washing machine. Frlfldalre. garaie. close In. at 630 w. Fourth. Ky at 44 No. Peacn FOR RENT Modern, furnished. 3- bedroom house. Fireplace, electric " ally equloned I a:ree Irrigated land M-dford school district. Phona 1878. FOR RENT HOUSES FURNISHED houas and apt. Adulu 04 w. 10th. POR RENT t-roora modern cottage, unfurnished. tat 00. Inquire u Cottage. FOR RENT 5-room unfurnished housi. Wood range. $25.00. Inquire SO Western Ave., or Phone 3604. FOR RENT Furnished country house. Modern conveniences. Placs for cow, chickens and garden. - Phone 8204, evenings. rRUCKS FOR RENT-Move yourself save half Pram's Moollaaa 8la- t!nn Mam snd !vv Phone 4145 FOR RENT APARTMENTS THREE-ROOM furnished apartment, heated. 328 North Ivy. FOR RENT Modem, newly decorated 4-room duplex apartment. Close In, Phone 3517. MODERN furnished apartment. Steam heat 10 Quince. FOR RENT Furnished single apart ment, steam heat, new gas refriger ation and range. Adulu. 330 No. Holly. SMALL, well furnished apartment. Inquire 817 West loth. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 2 rooms steam heated, loot W. Main, phone 8591. FOR RENT Furnished, large apart ment: Frlgldalre. heat and phone furnished: private entrance. Rea sonable. 618 8. Oakdale. I TWO-ROOM apartmenta for rent. 4U o. nr. FURNISHED apartment, private bath, heat, frlgldalre. 806 W. Main. FOR RENT Medium priced furnish ed apartment. Inquire 303 So. Oak dale. FURNISHED apartment. 317 W. 2nd. FURNISH!') Apt. for rent. No doga Flndley Apta. 503 8. Holly St. OB BAUER Apta. furn ez unfurn. FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart ment. Adulu. 128 Mistletoe. FOR RENT F and F apartmenu 3 rooms and bath, gas heat. In quire 211 Weat 6th FURNISHED APARTMENT. Frlgld alre. elwtrte stove Holland Hotel FOR RENT Furnished Reoml WANTED Oentlemen roomer. At tractive, quiet room, ateam heat, private bath, separate entrance, close In. Call 4032 after 6 p.m. WELL FURNISHED room with auto matic heat. 714 W. 10th. LARGE, newly furnished roooi for two people Twin beds, heat and bath Outside entrance. Near Court House. Phone 2874. SLEEPING ROOMS. 124 Tripp. ROOMS For Rent 153 N Oakdale ATTRACT1CE ROOMS 404 S Grape FOR RENT BOARD. ROOM HEATED ROOM Board If desired 60 Rose Avenue. ROOMS for rent. Board tl desired Phone 3258 BOARD tt ROOM, 716 I. Main. COMFORTABLE room, good board. 614 Beatty. BEAUTIFULLY furnished room. Fur nace heat. First claas board. 616 South Ivy. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR 8ALE Well bred sorrel gelding anaaie none, ejenue ir iuj. i "uuo 7242 Ashland. Austla Barron. FOR SALE Four young Jersey cows. Reasonably priced. Frank Wooter, Talent. Inquire standard station. FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow. Bert Nelson. Beagle. FOR SALE Springer heifers and bred ewea. Priced right. Tel. 6332, eve nings. FOR SALE Thirty good feeder pigs. Settlemlre. Central Point. WANTED All kinds of livestock. Box 4794, Tribune. CASH for old horses. Dial 6376 POR 8ALB OR TRADE Good 8-year-old horsa J. A. Manse. R. F. D. M-dfTd FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SAL! 1936 Chevrolet coupe, good condition, new rubber, priced rltfht. 844 8. Central. 1940 Chevrolet H-ton pickup. Oood aa new. 214 West K O rants Paaa. FOR SALE '37 Chevrolet coupe: ce ment mixer, wheelbarrow and Jacka. 84 Dewey 8t., Ashland. FINE selection of good used cart. Priced to sell Shulu Bros. 1938 BU1CK SEDAN Century model for sale or trade for lighter car Call Frtdv Furniture Co FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 14 acres. Irrigated, pro ductive soil; 7-room house with bath: barn, new garage, chicken house: fsmlly orchard, Located on Pacific Highway. Only 13500. Look this over. ALSO 7-roora plastered house, fire place, breakfast nook. loU of bullt 1ns: attic, cement foundation, 8 garaeea. well located on pavement: rnt for 832 50 per month. Price 2500. ALSO 4-room modem house In first claas condition: service porch, gar age, large lot. 11850 Terms. L. O. PICKELL 16 So. Bartlett IMPROVED 2S acres, a fin little plsce. pressure Irrleatlon water, electric pump for house. Acroaa from City Park. Grants Pass. Just outside city limits. 81T00. half cash. 3 A. Williams, 398 S. Park, Oranu Paaa. BIT11D1NO A HOME Let ua band! all detaile on 35-year rHA loans quickly efficiently OoKly Agency 152-ACRX ranch for sale. In Same Valley. 60 acres under plow; lou of water: 6 acres alfalfa: 3 dwellings. rrxl bam and CAjlbuttdinara. '4 mile east of Same Valley high school This property can be bought at a aacrlflce. inquire w. T. lie Roy at the ranrh. FOR A HOME In mils look up HILL at Rcf.it Klrtr, OS. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE POR SAL! 11750. 4 -room modern house. 3 porchea. pavement, close In. fine condition. Terms. See A. F. Flowers, corner 12th and Front. 320 ACRES, fenced, free Irrigated. House, barn. hay. atock. wilhtu Ranch. Lake Creek, Oregon. FOR SALE Open for bids: 6-room house to be moved or wrecked, at North Riverside and McAndrewe Road. Inquire Berrydale Store. WHEN YOU think of real estate think of the Spencer- Bagley Agency 103 W Mam. CITY and country properties Rentals Loana. Inaurance c s Buttemeia 409 Medford Building FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS REFRIGERATOR for sole. Robert Neat. Inquire Darks Grocery, end of Stewart Ave. and Thomas Rd. FOR 8ALE1 High quality meat for your locker at a aavinga. pnona 3966. FOR SALE Frlgldalre, Reasonable. Used very little. Phone 6077. FOR SALE Used electric ranges. Priced very reasonable. CALIFOR NIA OREGON POWER CO. FOR SALE Piano and bench, 850. Tel. 6345. FOR SALE Used wood ranges, priced very reasonable. California Oregon Power Co. FOR SALE Plsno. Davenport and Chair. Emmette oott, 1117 a. Jacx aon. FOR SALE Trailer house, exception ally good. R. M. Canaan. 02 Bo. Riverside. FOR SALE Trailer house. Lyle Barck, Modoc Orchard. FOR SALE 3 Slmmona Beda. springs and mattresses, one innerspring. 839 Weat 13th. FOR SALE Fir atumpage on winter road. R. S. Axtell. Trail. 4 32x6. 10 ply Used Tires. Perfect condition. Older Tire Exchange, a? 8. Bartlett. NU BONE corsets Sales and repair service. 631 8. Riverside Dial 3558 FOR SALE Mixed vetch seed. Han- leylanda Ranch. Ross Lane. MONARCH Rangea. Byrd used them Easy price range. Pick Hdwe. WOOD and Oil Circulators. Best buys In town. Pick Hdws. YOUR XMAS PHOTOS One 6x10 in oil by expert colorlst. also eight small photos in handsome easel folders, total price 63 95 until Dec. 1st. E. Hayden Jonea Studio. 607 Weat 2nd. Phone 8364. FOR 8ALE Cornice pears. Newtown apples. Nye Orchards, , mile north Talent. FOR SALE Saw rig on trailer. Box 851. Central Point, Oregon. WASHPRS and Ironera for Xmas. Fill motners stocaing wim ntiumui Speed Queen. More features. All year to pay. Pick Hdwe. MYF.R8 Jacuzzi Pumps. Installed, 100 guaranteed. PI k Hdwe. FOR SALE; Seasoned fir and hard wood. 12". 16", 24" and 4 ft. L. Hlgglna. 316 East E. O rants Pass. Phone 187 RADIOS Golden Tone General Elec tric Select now. Pick Hardware. FOR SALE Electric sewing machine, refrigerator. Mayug washing ma chine, 8 piece bedroom sulu. 814 So. Grape, or phone 4091. FOR SALE Turkey fertiliser: also Amarylll bulbs. M B. Glover, Rosa lane and McAndrew'a. ENGLISH WALNUTS 848 East 8th FOR SALE Cass machinery. Crown feeds, seeds and terminer. Flnley Implement Co. FOR SALE- -Peara and apples Joe Kantor. 3 mllea north Talent. NEWTOWN APPLES at the- Perl Or chards Dial 6434 FOR SALE Dry fir slsbs and bard wood Phone 6180 REAL BUYS in used clothing 1405 No Riverside, acroaa from Becks Bakery FIR SLABS Buy Now. City Fuel Phone 41 14. FOR SALE Low priced lumber or any building tnatenala call us De fore you buy R O Stephenson Co.. Court and McAjdrews Telephone 2000. DRY FIR for aals. Phone 6180 altar 6:00 o'clock. MKIIFIIHII HAROAIN IIOIBS We Have What You Want Pipe and Fittings sll slsea Soil Pi oe and Drainage Fittings Plumbing Fixturea and Septle Tanks Tenu and rmrpa nine Doors. Windows and Glass Split Pulleys. Belting, Csble and Blocks Barbed Wire. Slock Fencing, etc Roofing Paper. Building Psper Psinu Roof Stsln Army Goods. Shoes. BooU Qullu, Underwear and Socks Pumps and Machinery Toola lor the House, Farm. Loggers' snd Mill Supplies Kw and Used Furniture of All Kinds. Stoves and Clrcdlstor Heaters We Can Save You Dollars ph 3744 27-33 N Orape 9t BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE General merchandise business, on main highway, email town. All needed conveniences. No cut throat competition. Oood prices and proflU. low overhead. Needs man and wife for economlcsl man agement. For deulls writs Tribune, P.'.x 47?0 MISCELLANEOUS TRY OUR BARBEQUED TURKEY Thanksgiving Day. Full dinner on ly 60c. Fried Chicken. 50c. Llllles Place, corner Court at McAndrewa. OUR STEAKS are the best try them. Hamburgers. 8 for 25c. Milkshakes 6c, at Ullie'a Place, corner Court and McAndrewa. BEAUTY SPECIALS SHAMPOO and FINOER WAVE. 76c, PERMANENT WAVES. 63 76 and up, complete with shampoo, finger wave and haircut. Manicure He. Oil Mani cure. 60c. BOWMAN BEAUTY SALON. 327 Bo. Central. Tel. 8186. CALI 6523 for sperisl dinner oartiea rM a-are Hr-ie P"vn1v Ore tea Mail Tribune want ads. PERSONAL CARD READING 81. 329 Jeannette. 81 ART THE OKEGON1AN by mall Only 65c mth Wrile OREGON IAN Carrier. Boa 61. Ashland. Ore. Palmlatry. Crystal Reading D. Miller Ph 8446 480 Mmmtaln Ave Ashland BUSINESS DIRECTORY Antiques EARLY AMERICAN GLASS at the algn A miles south of Grants Pass or I mile north of Savage Rapids dam on Hiehwat 99 Assaysr ASSAYER W. O. Wright. 2318 Capi tal Ave. City. So. of water reservoir. Gold 81. copper 81, cinnabar 83. Carpentering CARPENTER WORK New or remod eling, day or contract: free estimate Phone 3021 214 Cottage St Chiropodist. FOOT SUFFEHERS Opening modern Chiropody offices Corns, callouses. Ingrown nails removed, archea corrected DR. ARNOLD M DEPNER Chiropodist. Foot Specialist 317 Fluhrer Bldg Phone 3103 Chimney Sweep CHIMNEY Sweep Also furnaces and oil stoves, cleaned Call Geo Eaton 38 No Front Phone 4240 Drsssmsking THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking Fur Remodeling B u 1 1 o n a and Bucklea covered Room 802 U 8 National Bank Bldg Tel 8931 DRESSMAKING - Alterations, tailor ing Katherlne Satterlee. Singei Shop 22 So Grape Expert Window Cleaner LEI GEORGE DO ITI EXPERT Window cleaner General house cleaners, floor waxing paint- ng oeo r Oliard Phone 3954 , MONEY TO LOAN NEED MONEY When an emergency arises and money la needed quickly you will find this local firm ready to give your needs prompt and friendly consideration Repay the loan In monthly pay menu adjuated especially to suit you. OREGON FINANCE CO. W. E Thomaa. Mgr. ' Lie. No. 811 M-317. 49 So. Central Dial 4433 Home owned and managed Since 1928 WE I.OAN MONEY ON YOUR CAR Attractive Ratea COAST FINANCE Harold H Brown Agency License 311 123 East Main Phone 8446. Nursing Horn TRUAX NURSING HOME Equipped to care for all illnesses except sur gery and O. B Graduate Nurses. Phone 161. Jacksonville. Oregon. Sewing Machines W H. KLATT Singer Distributor 32 So. Grape Tel. 8388 Transfer CITY TRANSFER & STORAGE CO Household moving and general nauung v a. urapa pnons 4064 Day or night. FURNITURE MOVING AND 8TOR AGE We have van movlrut equip ment for local and long dtsunoe hauling. Dry and clean store ir (concrete building l with special locxer rooms at low rates SAMSON STORAGE WAREHOUSE Pbons 3756 EAD8 TRANSFER at STORAGE CO Office 16 South Fir Phone 2828 Prices right Service guaranteed DAVIS TRANSFER AND 8TORAOE 40 S Fir Street. Insured Carriers Local snd Long Distance Hauling phone 4888. ACROSS SO. Eiclnmatlon L Earthy depoiH 31 Trt uSerM Cov.r.4 th L Cry of th cat bottom of I. 8toppr ,hOM .1. Butter aubstl- It. Houniaim tut Scotch t. UnreflnH mttal 14- Tyt mrtiturt 14. I'-mollnh n. 8t thkkljr 15. Witrr craft I. Indfflnlt t. Wlmlflowera amount It. Dlvtrlfi by ST. ThiriRn which partition follow tO. Separate S. 8 r lout !1. Church ilttfniri 40. Smglt thing . cai aecoruini 41. uni: prenx to ruli 42. Everlaillng: IS. Back of a boat H. Wori , bam mira n. Off t. UulTAwfng animal 44. ierrftt loo trine 47. Out.r sarmsnts 49. t'ronff tO. Mlsrortunso P lJ h l-M5 I' I7 I ia I' ' I" Ti Tjf "THT JfT 41 33" """" f. 44 at A J , BUSINESS DIRECTORY Roofing WE REPAIR or apply any type ol root rsoco Routings. Shingles Coatings and Pattila New sum-k Wall Paper Ekerson Paint and Root Co.. ?8 So Bartlett rel S843 JOB SMITH VO'JR ROOFER All Root rrouoles Uken care of. All work guaranteed Call 37ti or '1M9 LEGAL NOTICES Summons In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. Charles N. Copus, Plaintiff, vs. Cora tlizabeth Copus, defend ant. To Cora Elizabeth Copus, the above named defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby sum moned and required to appear and answer plaintiff's complaint against you, now on file in the above entitled court and cause, on or before the last day of the time in the order of publication herein prescribed, to-wit, on or before the 19th day of December. i4i, sam ante oeing tne expira tion of four weeks from the date of the first publication of mis summons, and if you fail to so appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof. plaintiff will apply to the court for tne relief therein demanded, succintly stated, as follows: That the bonds of matrimonv existing between plaintiff and defendant be forever dissolved and annulled, and that plaintiff have such other relief as may ap pear to tne court just and equit able, upon the hearing of said cause. , This summons is published in the Medford Mail Tribune by order of Hon. H. K. Hanna, Judge of the above entitled court, which said order was maae and entered of record on the 18th day of November, 1941, and in compliance therewith this summons is dated and firct n,,K. lished on the 19th day of No- vciiiuer, Jim. W. E. PHIPPS Attorney for Plaintiff, Liberty jjuiiuiug, meaiora, uregon, Summoni For Pnhliotlon IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF inc. STATE OF OREGON run jAurvisiiN r in:TV ISABELL CLARK. Plaintiff v t-MAKLKS EDWARD CLARK, To the above named defendant, r-i 1 t. j i , . ' -iiaiica cuwHra iiarK, jr.: In the name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before tne last day of four weeks from the date of the first nuhlinilinn of this summons, and, if you fail so to appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof the plaintiff will anolv to the court for a decree for the relief de manded in her complaint, suc cinctly stasea as follows, to-wit: That the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing be tween plaintiff and defendant be dissolved and held for naught; That plaintiff be granted the full care anl custody of plain tiff's and defendant's minor chil dren, to-wit: Charles Frank Clark, Mary Eloise Clark, De lores Rosela Clark and Albert Wesley Clark. This summons is published by order of the Honorable H. K. Hanna, Judge of the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Ore gon, made and entered on the 18th day of November, 1941. The time prescribed for pub lication of this summons is once each week for four consecutive weeks. The date of the first publication of this summons is the 19th day of November, 1941. O. H BENGTSON, Attorney for Plaintiff. Post Office address: 128 East Main St., Medford, Ore. Notice to Creditors Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed by the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, Administratrix of the estate of Emma Winans, de ceased, and have qualified. All Solution Of Ytttarday's Puulo 51. Rns-llh lttsr S2. I'nkr alaks U. Inatsncs 1 lsiEit-FrEM 1 IdHt Tie ijj pJl e Aiq OTEyejNio ZJ eIaTrIn Us eInIe iriaItTe ATlaHjP' TMaTs en aHAN I LPPE Rfl CasjAiRiE cjsHs P A fh LJL sDsJnJeieJJ(o s Al NMHjU EfslffDjA MIA IS J 1 sWErt sHl 1 veTs afa.MflsJsl yRlElTlEfcsl Ha EppjA i"RfalHjo eiGg "ehnBi sRb M k 6 6 ClR I P tWkI AlV E OlNjEljA BEAy.ErT S If iV U M I AlP-TS U f IAIN S 14 Ibflfn rtisr sctr is, fttad rsnldlr DOWN t. rjnrtjijr crnwrls ! Meihonsl plsnl I. Corrip I ii I o vicar sssIB 4 Affair if chsnra I. rrotriu 4ltrh I sa aaals I. tmr ir!vs Wool If 15 Kmtliyr It H'P'ic Isla 7 Pmlca I Harr! of fralS 22 Valleys 2a. K.pn.MnrlSS ros vsluablaa 24 Torrl : shaixa 24. Toiir 27 Mrs rsllifat 2 Rn.J f.sth.rs 22. (irlrking vsssl- J2 m-i 1. Iiawn 24 Musli-al eom- poallins 24 S-ibituts 29 W.ep tntlsrtf II H' II aril ahnt 42. bona narratlvs 41 Ar-.l-mlcal ti.aua 44 Tas 45 Ifns ftppassi 41 Ap',iar aa s 1 1 "llilllMrissaSJaaasMMj i by YESTERDAY: Airy Mayo. tt- Caps Cod drtrctirs xeho some times calls himsrl the "Hayseed Sleuth," hat slarted u'ith his tis ter Jetmie to delirer some clams. But first the tDindjhteld wiper breaks, and then, at a crossroads, fhry run smack into the Army on maneuvers. Another U'oman, U'hom neither Asey nor Jennie knou's, is also caught by the long line of trucks. Chapter Two Deserted Inn "T ADY, orders is orders," said - the . . die . The woman Lit her lip, "But I sirrmly must get on! I've got tol Consider. They,' the woman pointed toward tne Army, "they are headed toward rioon and are using one side of the load. I am headed for Provincetown and I'm on the other side of the ruad. I shall drive with gieat care on the extreme right of tin road, my car is not large, and I 'hall not get in the Army's wayl I" "Orders, lady." The soldier'j patience was wearing very thin. "Oh, It's no use talkin' with ?m! ' Jennie said ''Red tape, red tapel Minute you run into the Army, you run into silly oid red tapcl Asty. give me the news paper out of your nucket to put over my hat, will you? My hat's " "Please," the woman held out her umbrella. "Wo 't you share this? And as for you. youm man, you'd best look tut for that dog. If he's not caurht before hs jumps out in front of those trucks, your theoretical problem may have an actual incident!" Asey and the soldier rushed to grab the ilcyful black-and-white setter pup which, Caving just dis covered the A.'my, gave n in dication of ever wanting to give up its new-found pleasure of bounding at every canvas-covered truck that passed. Three times he allowed his prospective captors to lay their hands or, him, and each time, with a joyous yelp, he wrig gled his wet body out of '.heir "rasp and bounded away after more trucks. Five minutes later. Asey, breath less and soaked to the skin, placed the dog bodily i the arms of two soldiers and returned to where he had left Jennie by the traffic light. She and the woman with the umbrella were shaking hands like old friends about to part for many years, and as Asey watched the pair curiously, Jennie turned, calmly removed her hat from her head, and tossed it into the path of the still passing column. Then, before Asey could stop her, and with a sublime disregard for her own safety, Jennie dove after the hat. The exact sequence of the en suing events was something Asey never anile sorted out in his mind. There was multiple shrieking of brakes, A great deal of whistle blowing and order shouting, and then the third truck back from Jennie's hat suddenly skidded on the glassy asphalt and headed, with a certain drunken dignity, for an adjacent telephone po'e. Although tht Impact teemed light enough, the pole broke nently In two. There was i flash of blue sparks, and at once the street litjhts and the traffic lights Went out. and the gas station and stores and houses on the opposite rorner wcr plunged into inky darkness. But. over and above the sub sequent din, Jennie's voice still persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them, with proper vouch ers, and duly verified, to me at the office of Harry C. Skyrman, Attorney for said estate, at Room 409, Medford Center Building, in Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published this 29th day of October, 1941. ELIZABETH SKYRMAN, Administratrix. Notice to Crsditora In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County, In the matter of the estate of Nannie Shaw, deceased. The undersigned, James B. Shaw, has been by the County Court of Jackson County, Ore gon, appointed administrator of the estate of Nannie 3haw, de ceased, and has qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby re quired to present the same, with the proper vouchers, within six months after the first publica tion hereof, to the undersigned, at the office of Glenn O. Taylor, his attorney, at 128 East Main Street, Medford, Oregon. Dated and first published October 29th, 1941. JAMES B. SHAW, Administrator. Notice of Filing Application For Changes In Points ol Diversion ol Water. Notice) Is given hereby that Smith A. DusentTury of Gold Hill, Oregon, has filed an ap plication with Chas. E. Strlck tin, State Engineer, for ap proval of changes in points of diversion of water from Sardine Creek. By decree of the court for Jackson County, dated April 26, 1819, a water right was ree ngnized in the name of S. A. Dusenbury for the Irrigation of 15 acres with a date of priority of 1874 through the West Ditch and 10 acres with a date of priority of 1890 through the East Ditch, described as follows. 7 acres in SW, SF.'-i, Sec. 8, 10 acres in NE'a NE'a, and 8 acres In NW4. N'E't, Sec. 17, T. it 8 , R. 3 W., W. M. 1 Th West Sid Ditch It lo Phoebe Atwood Taylor managed to ring out shrill and clear. I "Cross over quick, Asey! Vm on the corner! Cross over quickl Hurryl Cross over!" Opportunist ASEY found himself feeling little guilty, as he ran for Syl's truck, but he consoled himself with the thought that there were literally no red lights barring his way across the intersection. Those trucks which had passed before Jennie put on her hat-retrieving act had already rumbled out of sight, and the remainder of the column had halted while the sol diers with the red lanterns busied themselves with the ditched truck. As he struggled with Syl's starter, Asey suddenly reaiired that the small sedan of Jennie's new-found friend had sneaked past in front of him and was now speeding along the road toward Provincetown. Asey grinned. She was an op portunist, that woman was, and he hoped that Jennie's spur of the moment act wouldn't get her into any trouble with the Army as she passed the column. Jennie should have known better. Jennie, he told himself as he guided the truck past the blacked-out traffic lights, was going to get I talking to. "Here I am! Jennie Jumped on the running board and plopped herself down on the seat beside him with a satisfied sigh. "Now! Up the street an' take the first left turn, an' it's just a little way down from there. Hustle!" "Jennie," Asey said gravely, "I don't know what's goin to happen to you, but I think you're liable to court-martial! I saw you. You deliberately threw that nat!" "An' it wasn't hurt a bit," Jen nie said cheerfully. "Didn't even bend the feather. Hurry, Asey! Did she get away?" ' "Why bother to hurry now? It's been a lot more than eight min utes since we stopped. Nearer twenty, I'd say." "Yes, yes, yes, but there' the extra fifteen minutes!" "The what?" Asey demanded. "The extra Hi teen minutes! You knoui 1 always keep my watch fifteen minutes fast," Jennie said, "so I don't miss radio programs. I think it pays to keep watches fast. We got three minutes. Did she get away?" "Your girl friend with the um brella? Uh-huh. She sneaked across. Jennie, you want to think twice before you do things like that hat-tossin'l It wasn't Just dangerous for you " "Oh, it wasn't eitherl I only pretended I was goin' to jump after that hat! An' no one saw me, Asey, an' even If they did, they'd still have an awful hard time orovin It d dn t blow ofT. An' anyway. I knew 1 was safe with you there. I knew you'd' stick up tor me It anyone made any fuss. nurry upr "But s pose someone did lee you! Asey persisted. "I know this business of the Army rushin' around seems likr a lot of play actin', but they mean it! S'pose i.me uppity officer derided to make an example of you. What do you think would've happened?" "Well," Jennie said complacent ly, "I s'pose he'd just have to arrest me as a Fifth Column, wouldn't he? Turn here." Asey mentally decided that his talking to was not making much protress. "Now look," he said. "Consider. H some officef ! Nobody Rom i"r0NT miss the driveway, 'Jennie interrupted. "It's some- cated 900 feet south and 240 feet west from the east quartet corner. Sec. B, and the East Side Ditch is located 3,840 feet north and 700 feet west from the southeast corner. Sec. 8, all in T. 36 S., R. 3 W W. M. The applirant herein, owner of the above-described lands, proposes to change the present points of diversion tor the irri gation of said lands downstream to a point to be located oou feet north and 1,270 feet west from the southeast corner of Sec. 8 and to a point to be lo cated 6S0 feet south and 1.270 feet west from the southeast corner, Sec. 8, all In T. 36 S, R. 3 W., W. M. . All persons Interested are notified hereby that a hearing will be held In the County Court House at Medford, Ore gon, on Monday, January 8, 1942, at 10:00 A. M. Any ob jections to the proposed change, if any there are, will be heard at said time and place. Any objections should be pre pared In writing, one copy to he served on Smith A. Dusenbury, Route 1, Gold Hill, Oregon, and one copy mailed to the Stat Engineer at Salem, Oregon, at least ten days prior to the date set for hearing. If no objections are filed, the application will be approved without a hearing. Dated at Salem, Oregon, this 4th day of November, 1941. CHAS. E. STR1CKLIN. State Engineer. Notics of Final Account No. 6824 In the County Court of the State of Oregon for th County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of Theresa Barry. Deceased: Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, as administra tor of the estate of Theresa 1 Barry, deceased, has filed his final account in th County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, and that .Monday, the 15th day of De cember, 1941, at the hour of 19 30 o clock in th forenoon of ! said day and the court room of said court has been appointed by said court as th time and place for th hearing of objec i wheres ahead on the left, an" if the lights was only on, you could see that cunning little whale shaped light they got. I wish I'd thought to ask her name, Asey." "The whale's?" "'Course not! The woman's! t liked her. Schoolteacher, I think she was. Had steel-rimmed glasses on, an' she talked kind of precise. I didn't got a real good look i her, but her hat was that smooth, expensive kind of felt. . even if it was kind of plain an unbecomin'. Her gloves an' her bag was nice, too. an' that tweed coat couldn't have cost a penny bss than lift;' dollars unless she) got it at a sale. With different glasses an' her hair done sort of u instead of all down at the nap of her neck, she d look lots smart er. How old do you thing she was?" "Don't you try to get me off ths ' by talkin about herl" Asey admonished. "You done a crazy thing, Jennie, an' you know it. An' even if that woman in tht sedan didn't have a thing to do with it, they'd have got her in Dutch . long with you if they'd picked you up, -n' all account of this fool spur -f the minute im pul. of yours. Don't you dar ever do anythin' like it again!" "All right, all right, I won't! Bjt we did get across, didn't wef Turn now, Asey. Here. I s'pose," Jennie added, "we ought to ga around to the back door, but 1 don't know just where it is, an' with the rain an' no lights to guide you, maybe you better just) stop bv that covered part ahead. There!" Asey obedle ,tly drew the truci) up beneath a porte-cochere, , "Now what?" he inquired. ' "Why, get them clams outfc ninny! What di- you think?" "Wa-el," Asey drawled, "eons siderin' what w been through tei get here, it seems to me we ought to blow a trumpet or have a fan fare. Don't vou think I should give 'em a blast of Syl'i exhaust wnistie? "Asey. don't you dare toot that; awful thing!" Jennie said in q scandalixed voice. "You get thss clams out an' put 'em on the stepsu ' ' go inside an' find Mrs. Doans an tell her we're right on timej Don't it look nice in there, wiui all the candles !" It did look nice, Asey thought, aa he hauled out the first of eight buckets of clams from the rear ol the truck. After hailstorms and wet don and pouring rain, the Whale Inn a glowing candles and chintz-covered chain and lighted fires that he could see 'hrough the wide French doors were all a pleasant and welcome sight He had the last bucket lined un on the steps when Jennie bustled out. "Asey, there Isn't anyone la there! Not a soul!" "Sure there is," Asey said, 'Must be. Look around for a bell or somethln'. An' Jennie, I just got an idea. I'm goln'o take you o dinner here. Jus' remembered I'm starvin' hungry. Bill Porter was in such a hurry to get home, he omitted lunch. I want " "Asey, forget your old stomach an' come in nete! I tell you, there isn't a soul around, an' no bellsl You come seel" Asey followed her mo th stern 'and through the French door into the large, comfortable room, and looked around appreciatively. wny, l rememner tnit place, Jennie! Used to be Mrs. Mercer's Boardin' House, I used to take th boarders on flshin' trips, years ago." tions thereto and th settlement thereof. 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