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TWO MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE FOOD FOR CHINA Honolulu, Oct. 12 (U.R) The navy announced today that the United States is sending six ship-loads of surplus supplies to tne omce oi joreign jiquiuBuuu commission In China for dispo sition in accordance with the surplus war property act. Uaa MaU Trluuna Want Ada. Park View Convalescent Home 153 Granitt St., Ashland. Or. Equipment for bed patients. Registered Nurse In Charge Whfii a cold ii.rtke with the common mli wlrt or Iti counhlng vtiuu you out. rub Pen etro on throat, chest and back. U Eaice chert muicle eoreneii, rlp break local con Sfftlon (31 Relieve piin at nerve ends In the akin. (3 Phlffrm looe en. cough) nc lesiwni ai vpor help you breathe ranter. Penetro acta fast, for It'i Grandma'e famoui mutton suet ldra CHEST MUSCLE AOHESi PAINS, LOCAL OF COUOHINQ made better wim mod- mm moriifAt lota. 2SC. double iuppty 35c Your family win ten mr PenrLro. especially the rhildfn. So alwayi bo eure to get Pineiro. mm PLOWING - CULTIVATING ROTOR -TILLER WORK Phone 4941 EVERETT BRAYTON 314 Vancouver For Complete Satisfaction bring your clothes to Acme Dry Cleaners T728 North Riverside Phone 4263 PAY YOUR 1945-1946 Taxes J&ovr -Save 3 NOVEMBER 15 LAST DAY For 3 rebate on taxes paid In full! Also 1st quarter taxes become delinquent after Novem ber 15. If inconvenient to call in person re quest statement by telephone (4331 Medford), or by mail and a tax statement will be prompt ly sent you. Ask for Your Personal Tax PAY NOW and SAVE MQNEY HOWARD CAULT, Sheriff Jackson County. O- Annual Redecorating Watch for Notice of Re-opening Mondar. Nor. 12, 1949 E LAPSE PUZZLES Washington AIM Veterans' Administration officials alarm ed at the failure of ex-service-mcn to keep up their Rovern ment Insurance, took consola tion today from commercial insurance men, who said young people were a headache to them too. Gen. Omar N. Bradley, vet erans' administrator, recently conferred with five top Insur ance executives In New Vork to learn what, If anything, was the mailer with National Service Life Insurance. He had no com ment on what they told him. But it was learned that the natural Improvidence of youth was a large factor In the Insur ance men's appraisal of these facts: Of the estimated 2,300,000 men discharged from service, only 06,158 had converted their war policies to permanent form. And 1.483.940 policies had been allowed to lapse for failure to maintain premiums. "Young men don't buy ln- IIMUIPHUI II.HUI1.1P.!,IWJI ipaium itulnS i iim . iulm an Jack Thurman, Owner ED for foWimn 9 f I 1 - JP J !..i sji I Mcmt Ttltphoto) Tender forehead rubbing accompsnled ths reunion of Willie Oolodoff, liberated Eaklrno and his wife, Julia, alio returnrd from a Jap POW camp after two years. Willie was captured on Attu by Invading Japs, will re turn with Julia to privacy and fulling. surance they have to be sold It," was the way one Insurance man put it. Apparently army, navy and veterans' administra tion have not measured up as salesmen. It was pointed out that a veteran leaving the service must take a positive step himself in order to preserve his insurance. He must write the Veterans' Administration, enclosing a premium, and ask that his policy be kept In force. Human nature being what it Is, the insurance men said, the average veteran never gets around to taking this step. Months later he may remember it but by then his policy may have lapsed. Some modifications of Na tional Service Life Insurance were discussed at the New York session but Harold W. Breining, assistant veterans' administrator in charge of insurance, said no concrete proposals were made. THE GRANGE Roxy Ann Orange Roxy Ann Grange met Nov. 9 and elected the following of ficers for 1948. Master, Frank Hansen: overseer. C. R. Van Ort- wick; lecturer, Margie Hopkins; steward, Clarence Tedrlck; as sistant steward, Leonard Leh man; chaplain. Ethel Blsh; treas urer. Lillv Rose: secretary, Madge Nowlin; gate keeper. C. C. Chase; ceres, Carmen Chase; pamona, Betty Lou Al lison; flora, La Verne yocum; ladv assistant stewart. Ethyln Lehman; executive commission- era Lewis Blsh. John Dunlap and Roscoe Roberts; musician, Carl Qunckenbush. It was decided to have the annual Thanksgiving dinner at the hall. All planning to at tend please get In touch wilh the H. E. C. chairman by calling 6312. Next meeting will be Friday evening, November 18. LWe Oak Grange Live Oak Grange met In reg ular session Nov. 5 with 45 members in attendance. Elec tion of officers resulted as fol lows: Reelected were Carl Chris tenson, master; Tom Massey, overseer: Mrs. Kathrine Chris tenson, lecturer; Fred Dengler, steward; Pearl Greenwood, chanlain: Lore Carter, treasurer; Letsv Miller, secretary; Fred Diess. assistant steward; Laura Laws, ceres; Ann Smith, Pomo na. New officers were. Emily Reunion r-4 i. J-'? ... .f ' f f t : 1 f ' - iltlir 'rill I Tn llf nr Hi rial Buchanan, flora; June Diess, lady assistant steward; execu tive committee: Ardin Tyrrell, Mrs. Anderson and Howard Parks. Several names were read for membership and a large class is waiting for the degrees. The masquerade dance Oct. 27 was well attended. Music was furnished by Mrs. Christenson. Lloyd Smith, Frank Greenwood and Bob Knight. Priie for the best costumes was given to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Laws who were dressed as negroes. Mrs. Kate Rhuellng announc ed that the grange quilt would be put on the frames at her home and that all the ladies are to come any time a day they can and quilt some on it. This will be for the bazaar. Region of Home Is Determined by Way "R's" Pronounced Cincinnati (U.R) Americans from the midwest, south and east tell where they are from, not by the way thpy mind their "p's" and "q's" but their "r's." At least Miss Ruth Dowden, speech instructor at the Univer sity of Cincinnati, says she can spot the geographic origin of a person by the way he rolls off his r s. A mldwesterner Is a sure hit she says. He pronounces all his r s alike. An easterner or southerner gives the "r" the go-by and "party" becomes "pahty." The speaker is pegged an easterner if he clips the "ah" sound thort, miss JUowden explains, and a southerner If he drags it out. But an easterner also adds "r's" where they aren't needed like "Idear for "idea. If "r" gets proper treatment Miss Dowden says, the person will toss off the "r" in "red and "strong" one way and the "r" in "very and "bird" another, secret of proper pronuncia tion is the way the tongue is held. Miss Dowden shows stu dents in her dramatic workshop and radio speech classes at the University of Cincinnati how to wobble their tongues to get the correct "r sound. Difference in the "r" sound Is based on its position in the word and its combination with other consonants or vowels, Miss Dow den says. FIVE INDICTED San Francisco, Nov. 12 (U.R1 Grand Jury indictments charg ing five men two of them still at large with murder and rob bery in connection with the hold up slaying Sept. 23 of Charles Cassero, 87, were on file here today. Girls Women are you from loss of Hflrt's On Of The Best Heme Wij To Build Up RCD BL0O0I Yni strU who ntffrf fwm elmre nmU or who Ir so much iturinK momiiit vri.ii tht you r pl, tl tirwi, -fK. "druBRtM oui" mT b dvi to low blood-Iron. Po itrt today try tydt K. Ptnt hm' TM.rrs one of tht prtwtf blood-Iron tonii-a yn. can bu? to hfip build up mi blood to itT more tirvnitb tnd energy la met. cam. Tkn m directed Ptnkh.me Tab lets are one oi Ute rry b it noma wv to tti previous troo Into Ue blood.. They taftp buvUt tip the n qpalitt of th blood by rUforcing t&e haemo globin of rrd blood cell. Juttt try PmUiam's Triplet for 30 dare thrn ae tf you, don't rmnrKa&ly bDfflt. Follow lab! dtwtUMi Wyoming's lakes and streams contain seven species oi iroui. LEGAL NOTICES Notica To Creditors Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed bv the County Court of Jackson Cnuntv. Oregon. Administrator of the Estate of Henry W. Brandt deceased. All persons having claims against said Estate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified to tne under signed at the offiee of his attor ney. Gus Newbury. Room 207 United States National Bank Building. Medford. Oregon, with in six (61 months from the date of this Notice. Dated October 26th. 1945. WILLIAM BRANDT, Administrator of the Estate of Henry W. Brandt. Dec. GUS NEWBURY. Attorney for Administrator Notice To Creditors IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE of GEORGE CUR- RIER, Deceased. The undersigned has been ap pointed and qualified by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County as Executrix of the Will of George Currier, Deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are notified to present them, duly verified, with proper vouch ers, to the undersigned at the offiee of Rawles Moore. Cooley Theatre Building, Medford, Ore gon, within six months from October 22, 1945, the date of this notice. ROSIE C. REINKING, Executrix. Summons for Publication In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson Countv. B. F. WOOTEN and PAULINE WOOTEN, husband and wife, Plaintiffs. vs. DAVID N. STEARNS; ALVIN O. juhnson and JANE DOE JOHNSON, husband and wife; and the unknown heirs of Al vin O. Johnson, if he be de ceased; also any and all ethor persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title or in terest in or to the real property described in the Complaint herein. Defendants. To the above named Defendants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you are nereDy notified and required to appear In the above Court and Cause and answer the Complaint ot fiaintiifs now on file therein against you, or otherwise plead inereto, witnin lour (4) weeks from November 5th. 1945. the date of the first publication of this summons upon you: and if you fail to so appear and answer within the time required, for - -I) jlrt-" 6 3aaTCTI 1 : , - fot,mmt , Meet the new Ford for 1916! Big," beautiful, and with more adronce ments than most pre-war yearly models . . . Tt'a new in style with a broader hood and bright, new massire grille . ' There's 10 added horsepower yet with it you enjoy There's 3 want thereof, plaintiffs will ap ply to the Court for the relief prayed for in their Complaint, a succinct statement of which is as follows, to-wit: For a decree quieting In plain tiffs their fee simple title in and to the following described real property, to-wit: TRACT A: Commencing at the northeast corner of D L.C. No. 87. Township 38 South. Range 1 West of the Willamette Me ridian, in Jackson County, Oregon; thence West 32.30 chains to the center of the countv road: thence along said road as follows: South 2' 10' East 10.91 chains: thence South 2" 15' West 6 24 chains: thence from said road East 15.71 chains; thence South 7.58 chains to the south line of the east ell of said D L.C: thence East 16.67 chains to the east line of said D.L.C. No. 67; thence North on the east boun dary line of said D.L.C. No. 67, 24.76 chains to the point of be ginning. EXCEPTING there from the following: Commenc ing at a point on the north line of D.L.C. No. 67, Town ship 38 South, Range 1 West of the Willamette Meridian, 1022 feet East of the center line of the county road run ning along the west line of tract described In Volume 84. page 232, Deed Records of Jackson County, Oregon: then ce West along the north line of said D.L.C. No. 67 a dis tance of 1022 feet to the cen ter of the said road; thence South 2 10' East along the center of said road 720 feet; thence South 2 15' West along the center of said road 398 feet: thence East 162 feet; thence South 12 feet: thence East 640 feet; thence North 60 feet; thence East 206 feet; thence North 1078 feet to the point of beginning; TRACT B: Beginning at the northeast corner of Donation Land Claim No. 67 in Town ship 38 South, of Range 1 West of the Willamette Merid ian, in Jackson County, Ore gon; thence South, along the east line of said Claim, 80 rods to the dividing line between Government Lots 4 and 5 In Section 35, said Township and Range; thence East, along said dividing line. 40 rods; thence North, parallel with the east line of Donation Land Claim No. 67, 80 rods to the south line of Donation Land Claim No. 65, said Township and Range; thence West on the south line of said Claim, 40 . rods to the point of beginning, EXCEPTING therefrom the following: Beginning at the northwest corner of the 17 acre tract described In Volume 248, Deeds page 178 (being the East 17 acres of Government Lot 5 in Section 35, said Town ship and Range); thence West u.n.iw wni w uiii minmm ' uiiiieniians iiwiipiiijtieiwjayvei'wiw..il new thriftinesi In gasoline and oil horsepower-the 90 horsepower Six . . . 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Bartletf Street, Medford, Oregon DANCE TONIGHT DON SIGLOW BAND Returning by popular request with our favorite singer Larry you by publication thereof once a week for four (4) consecutive weeks by Order dated Novem ber 5th, 1945. DON R. NEWBURY, Attorney for Plaintiffs. Room 207 U. S. Nat l Bank Bldg.. Medford. Oregon. FOR Take-It-Easy Lodge Famous for Steak and Chicken Dinners Phone 24-F-2 Grants Pass Mae and Anna Closed Fridays TA0UTS
