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Newspaper Page Text3 3 f MISCELLANEOUS fNSTHUCTION Male. REFmGErrK TIOX AND AIK-CONDITION1NU offer opportunities to alert, mechan ically minded men 17 to 57. Since 182r iti spare ume training has helped thousands prepare for jobs, repAu shop ownership. Get FREE opportunity facts today. Write Utilities Inst. Tribune Box 2718 AN NOUNCEM E NT Dr. Jos. Antonv. Mv office will be o d e v A u.l. 29. 1945. Appointments ma: be made Aug. 27, 1945. Office, 206 i Fluhrer Bldg Phone 3523, RECIfNTI Y Installed new bbrlnaHBar to out modern repair service All : v xpert mechanic Hawkins Garage 6r gib s Kiv-iae uiai soai t CONVA1 ESC EST ? and elderly i i rates Phone S4 home tor invalids eopla. Seasonable J. W MARLETTE. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Building, Remodeling and Cabinet Maker. 211 Laurel St Phone 7322 "- FLOOR sanding and finishing & H .: Fraiey morie ooi 'Repair and Construction Service Call Property Maintenance Service ji at the Office of 1 Ray SehumachiM Phone 5485 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Insuranca INSURANCE FOR COMPLETE protection against loss by tire, but glory iiaoiiny cas ualty etc., ptio.it Walter Jones. Ji57u ' Well Drilling WATER WELLS drilled with modern i equipment Cail 737J C O aimp i son Dulling Cu 100J Heddy Ave WELL DRILLING with modem equlp- .! meni 3M WW' Drill Ml owiiiii I mnti cinti Hros Hatdware 225 w i Main Phone I9J9 Medlord Joe urn i and Myers pumps lales and service Piano Tuning ptANOTUNINS R EP A IR I NCCVOIC- inu J vv n.eiii.gg r vj dux bu. Ashland Phone 4152 Roofing nrviF contractint and roof repair! Franchtsed Pubeo distributors Workmanship All IVDes OI ronnni and material, guaranteed iimr ik mvmcnti Ti.'t estimates v EK.RSON PAINI & ROOF STOR1 X 38 S BartlcTi Phone 3843 Chiropractor Fit . Dr E M Nelson Chiropractor painless fc i- tension control treatment, ectentific KZ, - diet Dial aao tin i p-mo pn 7 j 424 Medford map Orchestra a WHEN in need ot musician for any occasion call J Vernon Marshall WW Secretary of Medford Musician ' f I'nloii Phone U$2 Notary Public NOTARY PUBLIC Alter Hour and Holiday Valtei Jones Healtoi Phone 2570 Radio W HAVETarge stoch of tube and part to give quick reliable service On IVOCB Jl leuiut uv- Phillips Radio, 1307 N Riverside v7Ai T'S RADIO SERVICE Repairing on all makes radios and public ad dress equlpmen' 411 E Main Chiropodist PhlrinnriiKt TREATMENT oi All Foot Troubles Dr A M Depner Registered LtU ropod lt i root specialist t 111 Fluhrer Bids Dial 31UJ Transfer iWTRANSFEIl & STORAGE CQ r ,mniet transiei movins and stor aize service Also packing craung and hipping o expert workmen ta s B-ir At Pm.ne 4664. niRht 2073 R'avis TRANSFER St STORAGE fi uoiinrri Mnripm Horace serv ice Long distance Hauling Dial dfl Smith Fir Furniture m jvinT & "storage We hae van moving equipmem io Imal and long distance hauling Dr .nH tinn itornse .concrete build Ingi with special tocker rooms low rate SAMSON STORAGE, WAREHOUSE Phone .1750 Vine TroaVMCtTVH Jti STrtRA5E" CO A eomnlete trucking service to meet four needs Dia 7121 ju i r.nn. - i .j Septic Tank Cleaning i SEPTIC tank and cesspool pumping ; Aiso drain tile and septlo tank In- stalled PhnneR24 Real Eslate Lilting Wanted ReaI ESTATE LISTINGS WANTED fn J.mes Rrattm Pn 5.170 Medlord MoTinq i . nil IhiiiiGrrD Mm Our own padded vans servlna tne enUte Pacific -oast Dial 111! fUHNmiRE MOVINO anywhere any time Cl rranster li Storage Pnonf ! Painting Signs to paint CAN PAINT ANYTHINO All Work Guaranteed Tei 7312 II 1 ERRYsprv painters and lnter- loi decorators Free estimates rn 3101 PA.NTTNS "Interior and eterlor i F'ee ftlmftte Phone ?24 j Building S PLASTER" hatching Stucco and" ce. . ment worK on :'! Frcnk R Walton ornamental Pnone 4574 Til. Work Cad T."o utr tlla u.nrV Walls floors dralntinaids tore (rnnrs call Vacuuni Repairing ELECTnolCX 'or rent Repair vacuums Phon 39'4 1020 East 1 1 IK Jack Wllaon LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the SUte of Oregon tor the County of Jackson. W A. MOURE. Plaintiff. V! BASIL J. DE RUSHE, a single person: JAMES SAVAGE and Margaret savauc.. omer wise knov.n at Marget Sav age. husband and wife; JAMES C SAVAGE otherwii known as J C Savage, and EMMA SAVAGE, husband and wife; H L ANDREWS and JANE DOE ANDREWS husband and wife: FRED GEVER and MARY C. GEYER. husband and wife: JOHN P. LOW TH1AN otherwise known as J. P. LOWTH1AN. and ANNIE S LOWTHI AN. husband and wife: and the unknown heirs, if anv. of each of the Defend ants herein named: and also all other persons or parties unknown, claiming any right. title estate, lien or lmereai in i the nremlses described in the Comnlnlnt herein Defendants ' IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You. and j each of vou. are hereby reotilred ' to anoear and answer the Com J Dlamt filed against vou herein wthin four weeks from the date 1 of the first publication of this i 1 summons which date of first "J Dtihlication Is August 6. 1945. Wand unless vou answer or other wUe appear, Plaintiff will take decree) against you, and each of you. decreeing the Plaintiff to be thti owner in fee simple of the foliowing described real estate" in Jackson County, Oregon, to- Beginning at the center of Sec tion 30. Township 36 South, Range 4 West of the Willam ette Meridian. Jackson Coun ty, Oregon; thence running North 0 8' East 160 feet; thence West to the County road; thence following said County Road to a point 309 feet West of said center of Section 30; thence East to the point of beginning, containing one (1) acre, more or less, save and except that portion now used as a County Road. Said premises being located in .lack son County. Oregon, and further decreeing that you, and each of you, the said above named Defendants, have no right, title, estate, lien or inter est adverse to the Plaintiff in or to said property, or any part thereof; and further decreeing that you, and each of you, are forever barred and enjoined from asserting any right, title, estate, lien or interest in or to said premises above described ad verse to the Plaintiff herein. 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 of record on the 3rd day of August, A D., 1945. . directing publication of Summons once each week for four consecutive weeks In the Medford Mail Tribune. Date of first publication Is the 6th day of August. A. D., 1945. and the date of last publication Is the 27th day of August, A. D., 1945, and the last day In which you have to plead or otherwise appear Is the 4th day of Sep tember, A. D., 1945. V. A. C. AHLF. Attorney for Plaintiff. Schmidt Building. Grants Pass. Oregon. SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson. OWEN JONES, Plaintiff, vs. MARY ETHEL JONES, Defend ant. Summons. To MARY ETHEL JONES. Defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby summoned and required to apriear and answer the Com plaint filed against you herein within four weeks from the date of first nublleat'on of this Sum mons, which date of first publi cation Is August 6. 1945. and un less you answer or other wise aonear. Plaintiff will take de cree against you as follows, to wit: For a decree of divorce for ever dissolving the bonds of matrimonv now and heretofore existing between you and the Plaintiff, and for such other and I further relief as to the Court 1 seems lust and eauitable. This Summons is published bv order of the Honorable H. K. Hanna. Judge of the Circuit Court of Jackson Countv. Ore gon, made and entered of record on the 3rd dav of August, 1945, reauiring publication of sum mons once each week for four successive weeks In the Medford Mail Tribure Date of first pub lication Is August 6, 1945, and the date of last publication is August 27, 1945. and the last day in which you have to plead or otherwise appear is September 4, 1943. V. A. C. AHLF, Attorney for Plaintiff. Schmidt Building. Grants Pass, Oregon. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed her Final Account an Executrix of the Estate of Fred G. Thayer. Deceased, with the County Court of Jackson County, Oregon, and that said Court has set SeDtem ber 9. 1945. at the hour of 10 00 in the forenoon of said day in the Court Room of said Court In the Court House at Medford Jackson County. Oregon, as the time and place for hearing ohj jectlons therettr and the settle ment thereof All persons inter ested are hereby notified to ap pear at said time and place and show cause, if any they have, why said Final Account should not be approved by said Court and said Executrix discharged from her trust, and file any such objections on or before said date. Dated and first published Au gust oin. 1H1D. ETHA W. THAYER, Executrix. DON R. NEWBURY, Attorney for Executrix. WARD CHIEF RESIGNS Chicago. Aug. 27 (U.R) Montgomery Ward and Co. was temporarily without a president todav following the resignation of Cloment D Ryan. Rvm announced that he had Spiegel, Inc. had bought the Whitney Department Store, San Diegj. Calif. The prehistoric shoreline of Owens Lake has been traced by freshwater fossils and shells 3000 feet above the present val ley floor. "Pin-Worms Can't Get MY Child! ft Better learn the Troth, Motto! lUornt nodi! mwrtt TVm1 tHaft inuuiag ninbtr of ehltdrvn (n4 trmn Vpf too) m7 b r1Hlnr of Pin-Worm eft without rrtnf what it wronrt And thM pts, llrtDf intf rrowinc Imt4 Um huean bodr do um rJ dutrtM. Bo watch rat Inr Dm war in itrna that rr waa fm-Womm -aprfiJtr ih f rTHrf racial rU. If B'tPcl Wilt act .nfretion. vet JTHI S f-W rich away and follow lh dirtcUftf. f-W ia nam of tha Pin-Worm tah )rts devtiowd by tha Uberatorua of Dr. U. Tart ton. afur r - M rMrt ra fcarf a. Tha amaJl. wruMiki P W uMrti at H a aracial war t rrit P.w-Warww, tatafacUwB r-JranUH t ynr r.xry back. Ask your irauM t fW tat t la-Wora I Your Hsalth and It's Care Br OR. WILUAM BRAOY M.O. Readers should address inquiries toi Or William Brady. 265 El Camino Beverly Hills Calif. SO YOU HAVE REACHED THE TROMBONE AGE From Prof. Walter B. Can non's book "The Way of an In vestigator" (W. W. Norton Co., N. Y., '45 1 quote: "As the de cades slip by however, all of us are subject to bodily changes, some 0 b v i o us and some hidden. Reminds me of the struggle 1 had to keep from hanging Dr. Brady myself when the vaudeville "mind reader" called the attention of the audience, and worse my own at tention, to my incipient( as I fondly hoped) and well camou flaged (as I fatuously believed) bald spot. I reckon the best way is to face these tragedies when they come to us and take what consolation we can from the knowledge that they come to evervbody sooner or later. "Brown spots appear on the face and hands The hairs grow long in the ears and nostrils, and the eyebrows become, shaggy un til they may lend a fierce look to the countenance." Of course Professor Cannon is speaking of men. Probably every reader of this will think of cer tain gentlemen who may keep the hairs in the ears and nostrils neatly clipped but not the shag gy eyebrows evidently they like to look fierce! 'Th6 skin Is less elastic, as Is shown by pinching it on the back of the hand and noting a briefly persistent ridge instead of a prompt snap back to the proper level. The "pregnant hinges of the knee ' as well as other hinges in our limbs are not so well lu bricated as they used to be. The near point of clear vision recedes until with unaided eyes the eld erly person," j Courage boys, the prospect Is On the Radio Chain STATIONS Chain affiliation and whera tbi) are on th dial. K Al.fe (VHSt 13)0 Portland. KKX (AUC) 1190 Portland KC.O (ABC) 810 Han Francisco KG W (NBC) 620 Portland. KJR (AHCl I into Siltl KNX tlHSl i0?0 I,ob An elf, KOA (NBO K50 Drnvrr KOIN (TBS) 91 Portland. KOMO (NRC 910 Seattle. KI'O (NHCJ GftO San Franrltrn; KSI if US. 1160. Sail Laka Cltv Tlma Shown PWT Monday 5 00 p m OK For Release. NBC: Terry and Pirates ABC; News. MBS Milton Charles CBS 3 IS o m Dick Tracy, ABC: Super man MBS Betty and Bob NBC 5 30 o. m Voice of Firestone. NBC; News CBS. 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"holding the page at arm's length In order to see It clearly, is bothered by the indistinctness due to distance: caught between these troubles of too near and too far, he moves the page back and forth as Holmes put it, he has reached the 'trombone age'!" There are a good many wo men and some men In the trom bone age who try to get by with out glasses. That sort of vanity it not amenable to reason. Only experience can cure it. The sensible man or woman will have the right glasses, bi focals, as a rule fitted and leave the trombone playing to the dumbnlls who kid themselves they are kidding their acquain tances. With the' aid of such glasses one simply forgets one Is wearing glasses until one for gets them or the glasses are bro ken or tha frames are accident ally bent. QUESTIONS ANSWER! Never Mind the Alrohet The icdlne we hve contains 83 per cent alcohol according to the label. (M. LeW.) Answer And "poison" label De cides? Never mind. 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Roll call with each mem ber telling "how to get rid of tired feelings" brought amusing advice. Mr. Smith, manager of the Josephine County General hospital, and wife, explained the cooperative hospital plan. At the close, watermelon was served. Next grange meeting, schod uled for Sept. 3, will be post poned and at n.-on Sept. 3 (Labor Day) the annual grange picnic will be held on the lawn of the W. L. Bradle) home. Each fum ily is asked to bring a basket lunch and table service. Coffee and cream will be furnished, and Mr. Parks has offered to furnish lambs for Mr. Athea to barbecue for the group. HEC met Aug. 16 to make plans for a harvest dinner to be served at the grange hall in Sep tember. Mrs. Kate Ruehllng re quests that all ladies attend the next meeting to plan for the ba zaar. On Saturday night, Aug. 18, the grange held a recreation party and dance. 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