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P.-T. A. Activities Sami Valley P-T. A. Regular monthly meeting of Sams Valley P-T. A. will be held at 8:30 p. m., in the schoolhouse Friday, March 9. Subject for the evening will be .Recreation. His- SPRING MERCHANDISE Coats. Suits. Millinery Alterations by Expert! SoeoiMllzins. LADIES' COATS & SUITS IN HALF SIZES Burelson 's . Ladiet' Ready-To-Wear 31 No. Central Avenue TO LOIN! On JEWELRY CAMERAS and MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS Used and unre deemed tewelry at great saving! PEOPLES LOAN CO; 229 Mi E. Main Street State License P 137 tory of Saras Valley will be flv-l en and a museum of early Sams Valley relics started. The boys In the upper grades are to make a case for displaying the relics. All interested can donate or loan anything of Interest to this collection. Lincoln P.-T. A. A Founders Day program will be presented by teachers of the Lincoln school for the Lincoln Parent-Teacher association Fri day, March 0, at 2:30 p. m. Any one interested in the origin of the Parent-Teacher association is invited to attend. A brief pro gram by the children of Mrs. Haskins' room will be presented and mothers of the children will be in charge of the social hour. Miss Ora-Cox is in charge of the program. BIRTHS SANDERSON To Mr. and Mm Miltnn A Shadv Cove. March 7, 19457 a girl, seven pounds, at Sacred Heart hos pital. DeBORD To Mr. and Mrs Lynn, 617 S..Ivy, March 6, 1945, girl, 7 pounds, at Community hospital. Since 1907 838 mountain lions have been killed in Monterey County. BATTLE ROYAL AT T ;7 2.98 THESE WARM FLANNEL PAJAMAS ARE SANFORIZED tt' true. They won't shrink more than 1 And they're made of a delightfully warm, heavier cotton flannel that's softly napped on both sides! They'll stay fluffy after laundering! Such becoming styles tailored or butcher boy In pretty prints, dashing stripes, demure solid colors! Sizes 32 to 44. Remember! It's Wards. for mart and sturdy Winter flannels! mmSM If, Js' ( RAYON CREPE GOWNS IN GLAMOROUS PRINTS 2.98 Sleekly tailored or charmingly feminine. In glamorous prints on pretty pastels! Designed to fit so welll They wash and wear well, tool 32-40. WARM riANNIllTTI IN FLATTERING FASHIONS 2.98 A wonderfully sturdy yet soft cotton flormelette mot means real sleeping comfort! Well designed, with such pretty neekilneil fa tell, 34-40. M ontgomery TI 7 t 117 So. Central YVflTfl Phone 3930 , Transamerlea United Aircraft U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel , 11U . 81 67 66V Six outstanding light heavy weight wrestlers will clash in the Medford Armory ring tomor row night for the dubious honor of facing the Gray Mask the fol lowing week. All of the muscle manglers have been "hounding' Promoter Mack Ljllard for a shot at the hooded hoodlum so the promoter decided to pit them all into a battle royal with the best man to get the crack at "Old Stoneface." Three regulation matches will follow the battle royal, the first two eliminated coming .back for the first match of three ten min ute rounds, the second pair out of the free-for-all colliding in four ten minute rounds and. the survivors of the melee meeting in the six round top main event. The winner of the final bout will be declared victor of the battle royal and given the shot at the Mask. Those taking part In the bat tle royal will be Pete Beieustro. Harold (Blood and Guts) David son, Terrible Tony Ross, Jack Riser, Gust Johnson and Georges Dusette. They take to the mat at 8:30 promptly. Livestock Portland. Ore.. March T (UP Li vesicae: uatue lau. calves 33. Slow. early bids and sales on canner-com-mon cows fully 50c lower; other class es scarce. Quotable steady. Few cutter- common heifers 8.90-1 1 .00. Canner- cutter cows 6.50-9.00. Medium-good beef cows quotable 11.00-13.35, Good heaw beef bulls held above 13.00. Good vealers 15 00; choice quotable to 1UTUU. Hon 200. Active, steady. Good choice 170-300 lbs. 15.75. Good sows 15.00; choice 110 lb. feeder pigs I7.au; heavy feeders down to 16.00. Good staKS 12 30-13.00. Sheep 100. Steady. Good 90 lb. wool ed Iambi 15.25; good-choice salable to 15.75; common grades down to 11.00. Good ewes salable 7.50-8.00. LOCALS Returns John Wellls of San to Rosa, Calif., left last night for his home after spending two days in Medford with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. S. Weills, 30 Keene. Way Drive. Chicago. March 7 (UP) (WFA Livestock opening: Hogs: 5,000. Good and choice bar rows and gilt. 140 lbs. and up 14.7S, ceiling: low. 14.00. Cattle: 13,000. Calves: 700. Bulk fed steers, and yearlings 14.7S-17.00: top 17.50. Heifers top 16.40; heavy sau sage bulls to 14.25; good beef cows to 14. UO. Sheep: 6,000. Load food and choice Colorado fed lambs 16.85; load good Wyoming 16.65. - . Chicago Wheat Chicago. March 7 (UP) : Open High Low May 170ft now is July 1591s 159'.'. 15711 Sept. 159, 156 154?J Dec. 156 156 1541, March 1771s ntn .ii-js Close 170 1681k 155'i issn 177 . F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco. March 7 (UP) Dairy Market: .,. Butter: 93 score 4S, 02 score 42!i. SO score 421',, 89 score 41. cneese: i.oais oi.. !"" Ebbs: Large grade A 4014, medium rri A 3611,. smau graoe a sin. large grade B 37 tt. Wall Street Naur York. March 7 (U.B Prime Minister Winston cnurcn- in' remark vesterday that "one eood heave" will end the war in Europe brought irregularity Into the stock market toaay. t ClosinE Dow-Jones stock aver ages: Industrial lei.az, up u.u; Railroad 82.09, off 0.42; Utility 28.40, up 0.02; 65 stocks 60.30, off 0.13. Sales totaled 1,400,000 shares compared with 1,690,000 shares yesterday. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Tel. St Tel 164 Anaconda ........ 34 Chrysler ...103 Curtiss Wright 6V4 General Electric 43 General Motors 67 Montgomery Ward B5V4 Penn. R. R 37 Phillips Petroleum 84 ' J. C. Penney 110 Radio 11 Southern Pacific 43 ' Standard Oil of Cal. 42 Texas Gulf Sulphur 39 Nile To Meet Zulelma Tem ple, Daughters of the Nile, will meet at the Masonic Temple in Ashland Saturday of this week at 2 p. m. The meeting will be preceded by luncheon at 12:30 p. m. e e e ' Permit to Move E. A. Hump- ton received a permit at the city superintendent's office yester day to move his residence from 58 Bartlett street to 226 Beatty street at the approximate cost of $800. e e e Home From Overseas Clyde Chriss, seaman in the navy for the past 18 months, arrived home recently, after spending 13 months In the South Pacific. Chriss is staying with his family at 117 McAndrews road. . . Visitor Leaves Mrs. Ruth Martin of Portland has returned to her home in Portland after spending a week in Medford to visit her niece, Mrs. George Davis, and transacting 'business in connection with the purchase of acreage in the valley. Pvt. Atkins Pvt. E. Atkins accompanied by Mrs. Atkins and children, Douglas and Janice, re turned to Medford February 23 from Camp Wolters, Texas. Pvt. Atkins left March 4 to report to Ft. Ord, Calif., for overseas as signment. Mrs. Atkins and chil dren plan to reside at their home on Stewart avenue. Accident A car driven by Fred E. Hallgren, 215 Van couver avenue, ran into a semi trailer parked in front of Ead s Transfer Co. yesterday evening. according to an accident report on file today. The report stated that Hallgren collided with the trailer to avoid hitting an on coming car and that the acci dent caused damage of approxi mately $500 to Hallgren's car. e e Discharged J. Roy Analuf, former employe of the Standard stations here, reported at draft board No. 1 this morning after receiving his discharge from the army signal corp. Analuf served with the army for two and one-half years. , Reporting with him at the draft board was "Candy," a blonde cocker span ial, who was "discharged" from the signal corps along with Sgt. Analuf. Gordon Gilmore, 408 West 10th street, will replace Mrs. Skeen. Another teacher who resigned recently from Washington school was Mrs. Elizabeth Sager. Mrs. Sager moved to the home of her mother in Salem after the news of her husband's death in France. e e e Transferred Lt. Thomas Hel man has been transferred to the army transport command and is now stationed at Great Falls, Mont. Lt. Helman, former co pilot and pilot of the Flying Fortress, "Ohio Airforce," the crew of which set a record for enemy planes downed In one raid, returned to this country from England about a year ago and since has been stationed at Lockbourne Field, Columbus, O.. and Sioux City, la. At present Lt. Helman is ferrying bombers between fields in this country and soon is to be assigned to an overseas route. His wife accom panied him to Montana. His brother, Jack Helman, ART 1c. has been stationed at Pearl Har bor for many months. The young men are sons of Mrs. J. tl. Hel man, 420 Pearl street. Chamberlins Here . En Route To Take Eastern Command Col. and Mrs. Frank T. Cham- berlin were overnight visitors in Medford and left this noon for Washington, D. C, by the south ern route. Col. Chamberlln for merly was medical director and post surgeon at Camp White and with Mrs. Chamberlln left here last July for Camp Lockett, Calif. Later the colonel was sent to Fort Lewis, Wash., where he reorganized the camp's medical department. Following his stop in Wash ington, D. C, the colonel will report to Camp Forest, Tenn., In the fourth service command, where he will take charge of a general hospital. EDWARD J. KLEIN, LONG TIME RESIDENT, PASSES Edward Joseph Klein, long time resident of Medford and in the tailoring business .for many years, died at his home, 534 North Bartlett street this morning after an illness.- The body was taken to the Per) funeral home from where funeral arrangements and an obituary win De announced tomorrow. GROCERY CEILINGS Ceiling orlces on certain r,Mti fmit. am, vcgeiaoies were announced b OPA for the week beginning March i Apples Fancy .and extra fancy d ids. for ... 840 All others. 2 lbs. for an Banana. Per lb. .. 13c ford, Oregon, sell at private sale (or thereafter if not sold at said time) the property described as: Lot 13, Block 1, Lumsden's Addition to the city of Med ford, Oregon; also, 8.64 feet across the West end of Lot 4, Block 1, Lumsden's Addition to the city of Medford, Ore gon, . as said premises are de scribed in Volumes 172, page 404, and 219, page 61, of the Deed Records of Jackson County, Oregon, ' to the highest bidder for cash or upon such terms as the Adminis trator and purchaser may agree upon, subject to confirmation of said sale by an Order of said court. Dated February 28, 1945. GEORGE P. GILHAM. Administrator of the Estate of Deborah Gilham, Deceased. GUS NEWBURY, Attorney for Administrator. Wednesday. March T. 1I4S MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE 1 THREf Court In the Court House at Medford, Oregon, as the time and place for the hearing thereupon, and all persons interested in said estate may, on or before said time appointed for said hearing, tile Ills objections thereto or to any particular item thereof. , Dated: February z, 1943. GRACE DARBY. Administratrix, Estate of Wil liam August bcnilnsog, de ceased. F. P. FARRELL, Attorney for Administratrix. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson county. In the Matter of the Estate of AXEL E. AMUNDSEN, de ceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, The First National Bank of Portland, has been duly appointed by the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, as the Executor, with Will Annexed, of the estate of the above named decedent, and has duly qualified as such Ex ecutor of said Estate. ' Any and all persons having any claim against said estate are hereby notified and required to D resent same, with proper vouch ers attached, and duly verified as by law required, to said Ex ecutor at the Medford branch of the said First National Bank of Portland, at Medford. Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. 1 Dated and first published on this 28th day of February. A.D., 1945. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND. Bv LAWRENCE L. CLARK. Assistant Trust Officer, Executor with the Will Annexed, of the Estate of Axel E. Amundsen, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that I have been appointed by the County Court of Jackson Coun ty, Oregon, Executrix of the Will of Missouri M. McCredie, de ceased, and have qualified. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them, with proper vouchers, and duly verified, 'to me at the office of Harry c. Skyrman, attorney for said es tate, at Room 409, Medford Cen ter Building, in Medford. Ore- Son, within six months from the ate of this notice. Dated and first published March 7th. 1945. Executrix. HARRY C. SKYRMAN, Attorney for Executrix. Private Returns Pvt Robert N. Ford recently returned to Medford on furlough after com pleting his basic infantry train ing at Camp Wolters, Texas, where he specialized in heavy weapons. Accompanying Ford home were his wife and daugh ter,' Barbara, who spent seven weeks in Mineral Wells, Texas Pvt. Ford left Sunday to report at Ford Ord, Calif. His wife, son and daughter will reside with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hammett on Stewart avenue. ... Teachers Resign Mrs. Rosa- belle Skeen has asked to be re leased from her position as reading and library instructor at Washington school, it was an nounced at the school superin tendent's office today. Mrs. Skeen, who taught the interme diate children, plans to leave the end of the week for her home in Baker, Ore., due to the illness of her husband. Mrs, sue 00 Carrots Calif, 1 lb. bunches, er lb ullf. oer lh Lettuce Large head, 16 ox. or more, per head ... 160 Medium head, 12 ox. or more per head lse Small head, under It ox,, per head 11 Onions Dry 1944 crop icijow na. 1 a 10s, 1 or xqq Yellow 3" or lirsir. a ha. for aae Peas Per lb. 221,0 roiaioes wnite All varleue. and sice.. B lbs. - 91e Sweet Peppers Per lb. 24 lie aweei roiatoes a ids. zor die Yams 2 lbs. for . 26c Spinach, California Per lb. . 14 lie Tomatoes, Mexican Held grown Per lb 27e Lemons 5 lbs. for file Grapefruit, Arizona and CochtU per id loe Note: Cabbage, hothouse tomatoes, eggplant, pears, beans, melons, coco nuts, cucumbers and berries, retaUers must calculate their own. ceilings by using the applicable markup under the retail regulations, Administrator's Notice of Sale. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Administrator of the Estate of Deborah Gilham deceased, under and in pursu ance of an order of the County Court of Oregon for Jackson County, made and entered of record on February 26, 1945, in the above entitled estate, will on the 30th day of March, 1945, at 10:00 in the forenoon of said day at the office of Gus New bury, in the United States Na tional Bank Building in Med- NOTICE OF HEARING In the County Court of the State of Oregon in ana tor uie County of Jackson. In the Matter of the Estate of William August Schlinsog, de ceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. Administratrix of the estate of William August Schlinsog, deceased, has filed In the County Court of the State of Oregon, in and for the County of Jackson, in the matter of the Estate of William August schlin sog, deceased, her Final Account and Report and that said Court has fixed the hour of ten o'clock A. 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