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Newspaper Page TextTWELVE MECrORO (OREGON) MAIL TRXBUWE ftMay. Aogwt SI. IM SENTENCE SUSPENDED Cecelia Francis Kariis. 38, of Treka, Calif., bat been fined $10 and sentenced to 10 days in the county jail on a charge of being drunk on a public highway, ac cording to district court records. The jail sentence was suspended on the condition that the woman leave" Medford. IN NICK OF TIME East Los Angeles U.P5 A tipsy man weaving along the sidewalk stubbornly refused to accept fata when he dropped a cantaloupe and it rolled into a ewer. Police, summoned by passers-by, arrived just in time to grab his ankle and haul him out. LEGAL NOTICES National Forest Timber For Sal Oral auction bids will be received by the regional forester or hia authorised representative at Room 214. Port Of fice Building. MeMord. Oregon, be ginning at 2:00 p m. Pacific Standard lime. September 31. 1953. for all live timber marked or designated for cut ting, and all merchantable dead tim ber located on an area embracing about 7 SO acre within Section 34. T. 30 S.. R. J E . and Section! iJ, S. 4. 9, 10. U. U. 14 18 T. 31 S. R. S E, W.M- la the Rogue River National Forert. Oregon, estimated to be 15.900.000 board feet more or less of Douglas-fir. 600,000 board feet more more or lea of incense cedar. 3.900 noo board feet more or leas of sugar pine, white pine, and ponderosa pine, and 11.200.000 board feet more or less of white fir and other species. The nnrsiil nt the timber accord ing to long term, normal market and operating conditions is 87.50 per M board reel lor uougias-iir. wot y" M board feet for incense cedar. 817.40 per M board feet for sugar pine, white pine, and ponderosa pine, and S2.05 per M board feet for white fir and ether species. No bid will be consider ed which is less than these rates as a base rate applicable through the en tire period of the sale agreement, plus at least $2 33 per M board feet for Douglas-fir. S2.40 per M board feet for incense cedar. $1150 per M board feet for sugar pine, white pine, and pon derosa pine, and $1.85 per M board feet for white fir and other species, the total to apply for all timber cut prior to April 1, 1955. High bid win be determined by multiplying the total amount bid for each species that is to apply to all timber cut prior to April 1. 1955. by the volume of that species, as stated below, which must ne cut before redetermined rates be low those bid can become effective. On that date, as stated in the contract total rates will be redetermined but m no event will the redetermined stumpage rates be less than the basic appraised value as first above stated, and In no event will redetermined rates which are below those bid be come effective for a particular spec ies until the quantity of that species waled and nald for equals or exceeds the following amounts: Douglas-fir 8.300.000 board feet; incense cedar 200.000 board feet: sugar pine, white pine, and ponderosa pine 1.300.000 board feet: white fir- and other spec ies 3.800.000 board feet. In addition to the prices bid for stumpage a co oerative deposit of $0.50 per M board Vt. to cover the cost of tree plant ing, seed sowing, and timber stand Im provement work on the area cut over, and a deposit of $0.33 per M board feet, to be used bv the Forest Service for paying a portion of the wit of slash disposal, for the total cut of tim ber under the terms of the agreement will be required. As a qualification for oral bidding, all bidders must submit a sealed bid accompanied by the re quired payment to the forest super visor prior to 2:00 p.m.. Pacific Stand ard Time. September 21. 1953. Sealed bids will be posted at the beginning the auction for the information of all bidders. S20.000.00 must accom panv each bid. to be aoplied on the purcnase price, refunded, or retamea in part as liquidated damages, accord ing to the conditions of sale. If an oral bid is declared to be high at the closing of the auction, the bidder must Immediately confirm the oral bid by suomiinng n in writing on a Forest service Did form. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Forest Service bid forms for use in submit ting sealed bids and full Information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale, and the submission of bids may be obtained from the Regional Forester. Portland. Oregon, the Forest Supervisor. Post Office Building. Med ford. Oregon, or the District Ranger. Union Creek Ranger Station. Prospect Oregon, before bids are submitted. LEGAL NOTICES National Forest Timber For Sal Oral auction bid will be received by the rational forester or hia authorised representative at Room 214. Peat Of fice Building. Msnforn. Oregon, begin ning at . 2:00 p.m. Pacific Standard Tim. September 22. 1953. for all live timber marked or designated for cut ting, and all merchantable dead tim ber located on an are embracing about 1-534 acre within Sections 30. 31. 22. 28. 27. 28. 29. 33. 34 35. T. 48 N R. 11 W.. and Section 33. T. 47 U K. n w., JS.lJ.ai-, in we Rogue River National Forest. Oregon, estimated to be 15,900.000 board feet more or leas of Douglas-fir. 8 .500.000 board feet more or jess oi nonoerosa pine and whit pine, 3.400,000 board feet more or less of sugar pine, and 2.000.000 board feet more 'or leas of whit fir and other species. The ap praised value according to long, tarm normal market and operating condi tiona is $1.50 per M board feet for oougiaa-fir. $10.39 per at Doera ieei for ponderosa pin and whit pine. 91725 per M board feet for sugar pine, and $1.10 per M board fact for whit 1 it ana otner species, no Dia win oe considered which is less than these rate as a baa rat applicable through the entire period of the sal agree ment, plus at least $3.93 per M board feet for Douglas-fir. $9.90 per M board feet for ponderosa pin and white pine. $14.13 per M board feet for sugar pine, and $1 80 per M board feet lor wmte nr ana outer species, tne total to apply for all timber cut prior to April 1. 1953. High bid will be de termined by multiplying the total amount bid for each species that la to apply to all umDer cut prior to April 1, i33. oy tn volume 01 trial species, aa stated below, which must be cut before redetermined rates below those bid can become effective. On that date, as stated in the contract, total rates will be redetermined but in no event will the redetermined stumpage rates oe less man me Dane appraised value as first above stated, and in no event will redetermined rates which sre below those bid become effective for a particular species until the quantity of that species scaled and paid for equals or exceeds the follow ing amounts: Douglas-fir 5.300.000 board feet: ponderosa pine and white fine 3.800.000 board feet: sugar pine .800.000 board feet: white fir and other species 700.000 board feet In addition to the prices bid for stumo- age a cooperative deposit of $0.95 per M board feet, to cover the cost of tree planting, seed sowing, and timber stand improvement work on the area cut over, tor tne total cut of Douglas fir, ponderosa pine, white pine, and sugar pine under the agreement, and a deposit of $0.33 per M board feet. to be used by the Forest Service for paying a portion of the cost of slash aisposai. tor tn total cut or timber under the terms of the agreement will be required. As a Qualification for oral bidding, all bidders must sub mit a seaiea ota accompanied by the lequirea payment 10 tne forest super visor prior to 2:00 n.m.. Pacific Stand. ard Time. September 22. 1953. Sealed mas win oe posted at the beginning of the auction for the information oi all bidders. $20,000.00 must accom pany each bid. to be applied on the purchase price, refunded, or retained in part as liquidated damages, accord ing to the conditions of ssle. If an oral bid is declared to be high at the clos ing 01 tne auction, the bidder must immediately confirm the oral bid bv submitting it in writing on a Forest service 01a zorm. ine nzm 10 reiert any and all bids is reserved. Forest Service bid forms for use in submit ting sealed bids and full information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale, and tne submission of bids may be obtained from the tteeinnal Forester. Portland. Oregon, the Forest supervisor, post Office Building. Med ford. Oregon, or the District Ranger, Star Ranger Station. Jacksonville, Oregon, before bids are submitted. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. BUREAU OF LAND management. Land Office. Swan Island Station, Portland 18. Oregon, August S. 1953. Notice is herehv Hvmi that on October 2. 1951. J. W. Cook. Rout 3. Box 181. Medford. Oregon, filed application Oregon 0216S under the act of July 31. 1939 (53 Stat. 11441. to select the NESW see. 7, NW- sec. iv. 1. 01 .. k. 1 e ana EUNWUNI'i. SEii aec. 13. T. 37 S R. 1 W.. W.M.. Oregon. 260 acres, in exenang lor tn SE'4NE'i, EliSE'i. SWUSE "i sec. 1. NE4 sec. 12. T. 35 S.. R. 1 E- W.M.. Oregon. 320 acres. inis nonce is for tne purpose of al lowing all persons having bona fid objections to the proposed exchange an opportunity to file their objections in this office within 43 days from the aaie or tirst puDiication, together with evidence that a copy of such objects nmm KNevn aeiveu on me applicant. Frances A. Patton. Manager. First Publication Aug. 14. 19S3. Classified Rates 1 Wy saw Z days X stars 4 day days par wateL. .10 .11 .14s by the per assert 1 1 CASH IN ADVANCE Rsaaa) WK OreW N Rereads a Gassjfled Asia Account Ckareae MM by Uae Dead Line on Classified Adc 5.30 p.m. for following day, except 10 a m. for Monday: for Sunday, noon Saturday. 1-lOST AND FOUND $25 REWARD to anyone PrtJjJ' COUa" egll "J uuga vua - 3-1343 Or iWlUJ LOST from Griffin Creek farm, iJIJ calves, name on ear up. - ' LOST Tooled leather purs near juiiiifj iim. LOST Child's navy blue cardigan jacket wltn white pooai aesign. Reward. Please call hui REPORT lost docs, anomal erwaKy cases. Humane Socsetv Fh 3 It II 2-INSTKUCTION COLLEEN HOPE dance studio will .open sept. 8 tor registration m students for .dancing classes and Kindergarten Get Your Thicker Paycheck Quicker MEDFOKD BUSINESS kUbUAia 33rH Var Enroll now. 31 N. Grape. Ph. 8-8720 3 WANTED, MALE HHP WANTED Choker setter. Phone Jack sonville g-gioo alter ijii p-m UNION OIL CO. will take applications im uw.mvu ... . . m - n.1. k. nrMl anil reliable of further advancement need apply. Splendid opportunity iot youna ana aggressive young man. Apply at union Oil uo. mcAnarews as vim St.. Medford MAN WANTED for Rawleigh business. Sell to 1500 families, w rue looay. Rawleigh's. Dept ORH-36S-SA. Oak land. Calif. MAllVlinu ..........---- representative in soutnern uregon. nea a quarters jnraioni w vi.m.j. Good starting salary. Personal use of company ear allowed. Medical retirements ana insurance oeneuia - . i ... h.1nfnl Kilt nnt MflUlfM Age 24 to 32. Write Box 209 Tribune stating age, marital status, exper lence. education WANTED Log trucks, at least 200 to Crescent City from Curry Coun- iv. sitf.au per muuHna. uuni juv. Paragon Plywood Corp, Crescent y.ity. v-aiii. FULLER BRUSH dealers in So. Or. averaged $115 per week income last month. Opening in Klamath Falls. Phone 2-8934 iweo. evenings, WANTED Experienced box factory eiit-nff man. Richfield Box CO- Richfield, Calif. Ph. Coming. Calif.. 45 days: 188 Y evenings. 4-WANR9. KMAtI K5P C6aAM6N-hoiiaeJnecr. TTT urtve. mioaiaegeii prater reo, 1 Crater Lake, or call 2-3015. EXP. housekeeper. Board, room wsgsa. fa. s-iBiu. lfA&DACZ-LINC BUYER WANTED for combined yard age, lingerie, nostery. arc assort department la Eugene department store. Excellent salary bonus commission arrangement. Call or write Manager. Wfliiams tore, Xu- eejas, Oregon. Avon prOduc! Sales Ladies wanted for Medford. jtmse selling starting soon. Neee money Pleasant working hours to suit your convenience. Do exper ience accessary to start. If inter ested write Alice Schantz. Dist. Mgr.. Box 318. Yreka. Calif. 5 HELP, MALE and FEMALE WANTED 1st class night cook, also machine disnwasner. uooa wages, have transportation. Writ Medford P. O. Box 427. couple to work on stock ranch. Mod ern cottage and utilities rumianea. Please write details of eg, exper ience and salary required. Tribune BOX 8B03. . TOUR FUTURE SECURITY TELEGRAPHERS URGENTLY NEEDED I want to talk to 10 men and women, ages 21 to 44. who are interested in working for railroads aa telegraph operators, station agents and radio telephone commu nications, at a wage to $350 per montn ana up j ops waning. WE TRAIN YOU Does not interfere with present Job. If sincere, ambitious and in good health. WRITE Box 218 MaU Trib une giving your address and tele- phone numoer. AI.I. around wool nreeser wanted, Steadv iob. good pay. Standard Cleaners, 1409 Esplanade, Klamath Falls. Oregon DESK clerk wanted for day shift at Allen Hotel. Prefer older man or woman. 6 WANTED, SITUATION WANTED Work, as tune-up man or mechanics neiper. tteierences. i's so. ivy. WOULD like to care for children in mv home during fruit season. Fenced yard, very little traffic. Have one ooy zv matt lane. central FPint. rn. 7a, CARPENTER work. Phone 2-4209. BULLDOZING. Carryall, sub soiling, plowing and discing. Land clearing, irrigation reservoirs. Ph. 3-3332. Call evenings after 7. C. L. Robinson, Rt. 2, Box 914. Mearora WANTED work Diesel driver. Phone 2-8672. CHILD care my home, during fruit season. Lone Fine Lnst. rn. 3-ZTei CHILDREN cared for in my horn by gay, rn. a-3U3e. WILL care for children at my horn. Ph. 2-893J FAMILY MAN, experienced hefdT- man. Grade A milking, and Irriga tion, wants steadv work. Vernon Durrent, Rt. 1. Box 125S, Grants Pass. Ore. CHILD CARE by the week. Board and room. Ages from 3 to S yrs. See or write Mrs. R. C TruUinger, Pros- pect. Oregon, CHILD CARE, close in. Phone 2-2998. BABY sitter. Phone 2-8257. CHILD care, infant to 4 years. 3911 corona Ave. rn. 94197. EXP. used car aalesman. Larg ln ventory. Lota of leads. O'Bleneas Motor Co., Ashland. 4 WANTED, FEMALE HELP WANTED Fast accurate typist, dlc taphone experience preferred but not necessary. Write Tribune Box 149. WANTED Photography models lor Art Pin-up Contest. Write Tribune sox vane. WANTED Experienced press opera tor. Apply in person, Nu Way Clean ers. 8Q1 E. Main, WILL care for children in my home during fruit season, n. 2-7S40. sV-WANTO. STTUATICN HfflEuT central resnx. Ph. Write box MOWING, raking, end baling m snare, a east. Child 715 king. Ph. 3-309C CHILD cere. KUIa Scott. Ph. 2-5of . BALING hay or straw. $3 e ton. Ph. WANTED by two adults, 1 bdrm. furn. noway ops roose insa f ar 11 dues. rem guy, ra. wiai 2-5529. jslUCK1 mechanic, gas or dieses ei peiiemje. uimmms prsrerrea. sun- erences. TrtDune box eeeg. VISITORS WELCOMst " MEDFORD NURSERY SCHOOL . and CHILD CAKE CENTER Mrs. Ethel Tennant. Ph. 2-8013 LICENSED-INSPECTED-INSURED HOUSECLEANING by nr. Ph. 3-337 LAWN mowers, machine sharpened!! Fwcm up ana aeuveswJ. wen guar anieea. rn. S-131 SEWING, alterations and baby amEE Ph. 3-9390. PIONINO. sewing, alteratlona. 2-4558. SEWING. Reasonable. Phone 2-8850 I'KACTOk Work: Mowing hey. weeds. lawn poiinmg, plowing, leveling. zjinia, jij.mmm in a-aio CARPENTER WORK Phone 2-43x1. MOWING & BAKING. Ph. 3-3483. WANTED Mowing, raking, baling will also cio nayiruj on snares, rn s-iBoe CARPENTER WORK Cabinet work. Remodeling garage, city and su burban hum as built. Boofinc ce ment slabs, curbs, etc. Ph. 3-1SO0. raONINQ in my home. Ph. 2-8997. BABY sitting. Mrs. Smith, Ph. 2-9117 LAWNMOWERS sharpened, old mower maae to cut use new. rn. a-iro Ted Thompson. 28 Newtown St. a ones, west coon siouse. DONT SPADE Have your garden Rotoveted. Call Wayne ReaviaT Pb 309-8089. 7 WANTED, MISCELLANEOUS WANTED to rent pasture for two ssddle horses. Ph. 419 Central Point. HIGHEST PRICES Paid for scrap iron, cast, brass, old Dattertes, : copper, aluminum, etc. NO TIN. ELLIOTT TRUCK 8r AUTO PARTS 1818 N. Riverside Open 8 a.m. to 8 pjn. upen weq. eve, until B p RESPONSIBLE family of 4 desires 2 bdrm. permanent home. Prefer- ably on Westside. Ph. 3-3562. WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE 3 bdrm. unfurnished house. J. R. Tucker, Gen. Del., Medford. Ore, WE WANT FURNITURE We pay top prices. Ph. 2-29S8 WORK for tractor. Cletrac orchard model with or without driver. PM. 7 wants, KssaauMsom It SUABLE, espeilemed young man with family of a win operate on shares medium' stand ranch with option to buy. Have References. Ph. 2-8053 WANTED Two log trucks Cor steady haul. Call 2-8378. DOUGLAS FIR poles and piling. Mc- wormica: nung at urnunr co. r or prices and specifications contact C. E. Johnston. 308 NW 3rd St. Grants Pass, Ore, Phone 3858. WANTED Used doors, windows. lumhing and fixtures, any amount Lomoer on , moemx. plumUni Haggard WILL pay cash for complete boos, hold furniture and fnnrishinasj Ph or a-aeeT. WILL buy ail kinds of tools and miac furniture. Ph. 3-2947. USED Erskine-s. Ph ntad, 1 3-4298 wiU pay cash WANTED Tracts or tor losxtaa CswsU is. CeD 3-4878 Bought WTLSO USED CAMERAS it, sold. Exchanged 'N-B CAMERA SHOP WANT to buy full house of furniture. Ph. 3-8572 or 2-8218. PRODUCE telephone poles and piling ana nes more irons your sna growtB - timber. Contact us for prices PUGET TTMBEK CO. of OREGON gt L Box 80S. Willow Springs Bd. Centrsl Point. WANTED GUN. Cask New. 'used or eauoem We trade Ashine tackle tee - BAAS Bros Sporting Goods 3-4T1T CASH for good used furniture Also accept rrane list Bill Rom bach Phone 3-1584 OAK GROVa FtrRNTTURE FOR RENT. HOUSES 1 BDRM. unfurn. house in Phoenix. Close to schools. $37.50 per month. van M(H3. t-fOR RENT. HOUSES SMALL furn. house, bath, refrlg. iwiR. ew. rn. 2-3968. BDRM. duolex. furniaW. AnTf rn. s-ooei CUTE 3-room turn, bouse. Adults. (60. FOR BENT Unfurnished 3 house. 1830 N. Riverside. verv ehean. Meadows District. Sam Edwards. nt. 1. box ijh, ftogue River. SMALL bouse for rent, suitable for couple, rully furnished. Ph. 2-3080. LARGE, clean, modern cabin. Fur nisnea. suitable for couple. 1306 nisnuc FOR RENT 6ft tFAftt-i bdrm. nn- furn. modem house on 4th st rnoemx. rn. 2-7913. FOR RENT 2 bdrm. duplex, close in, prvt. bath. Ph. 2-4317. FOR RENT- 2-6940. bedroom house. Phone SMALL furn. house, ideal for work- lng couple. 842 S. Holly. FOR RENT 4 rm. furn. house. 1502 Prune st- Phone 2-4611. 4 ROOM furn. house with bathroom. large clothes closets and fruit closets. Inq. 305 S. Oakdale, FOR RENT 3-rm. modern furnnsheB house. Lutz. Talent Junction. FOR RENT Very nice 1 bdrm. du plex. Hdw. floors, dec beat. Ph. -9BV. t-fOt RENT, HOUS3 LARGE fun ceMne, mas 1S area Blk Bl V aw 9 FOR RENT. AFaVRTMENTS 2 ROOMS, private bath, with private "- vuuuci ninuaoaai x- cept electricity. Newly furnished. Ideal for working couple or teacher. See at 413 Lozier Lane or Phone FURN. Apt. U2 N. Amy (end). 2 RM. turn, apt. Close In. 424 1. Crepe FOR RENT Large, newly decorated. unfurnished apartment. Electrie . range, refrigerator. Pleasant, close m location, utilities. Suit 103 S. Holly. Ph.. 2-5701. FOR RENT 3 rm. furn. house, cloae In. Adults. No pets. Ph. 2-4863 evenings. ATTRACTIVE 2 bedroom Eastside house, unfurnished--except utilities, euto washer and dryer, drapes and patio furniture. Adults or with school age child. 895. Tel. 3-1578 or Z-73JS. 2 RM. furn. house. Toilet and shower. Ph. 2-6628. SPEC. Summer rates cottage an utilities paid. Rafter Lazy L MoteL Crater Lake Hwy. Ph. 3-1487. Dead line for Sunday Classified Is at noon Saturdays. WANTED to rent oir lease 3 bdrm. unfurn. house. References. Write P. O. Box 513. Csnyonville. Ore. CRATER HIGH TEACHER desires room and board, home privileges, Medford -Central Point. Would con sider sharing apartment or home . with non-smoker. Write to Betty Levine. Monroe. Oregon stating fa culties offered and cost. WANTED 3 logging trucks for short haul. Ph. 2-7892. TRADE IN ANYTHING on a new Republic Steel Kitchen. Call 3-ZZ33. WANT small acreage in valley. Trib une Box 9988 PERMANENT family wants to rent sub. home. Kef. rn. 2-9906. WANTED Big game hunters for the caribou country by a licensed guide. Write. to Orville StowelL MeUrum Creek P. O, B.C. The STEAK HOUSE 3310 North Pacific Highway Phons 3-2815 Re-Opens Saturday TOMORROW-AUGUST 22nd COMPLETE DINNERS CHICKEN -RABBIT STEAK - PRAWNS BAKED HAM-OYSTERS Plenty of Easy Parking Paul and Elvera Walker OPEN DAILY 12 NOON TILL 9:00 P.M. 0 a '3& Ssd Goatee Baker For tome reason that escapes us, each of our TV news items for today seems to have something to do with money. For instance, there's news that Ed Gardner, for years the star of the Duff8 Tavern pro gram en radio, has signed a three-year con tract for a video show based on the old radio favorite. The budget is set at $45,000 for each filmed program . . . with 39 a year . . . making e grand total of $5,265,000 for the 117 films! ! A lot of his fans don't realize ft, but Jack Benny can really play the violin. He studied for three years under Yale's great vio lin professor, Hugo Kortschak. And, although Jack gave up his dreams of being a concert violin ist when he took to comedy on the stage, he still practices in his leis ure time. . . on an $1800 French vuillaume! That s expensive prac tice on any fiddle! To show you that the money Ed Gardner is getting for his TV films isn't unusual these days of high costs, there s the report on the new Ray Bolger variety show (he's the famous Broadway dancer and comedian). It has a budget of $42,500 per show. There's a lot of money invested m telev ision s future. This investment is made for your enjoyment. Be sure you get the most from your TV set by hav ing only qualified, trained tech nicians work on rt when service is needed. Remember, there's a repu tation of 18 years behind every sale. Call YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE STORE, 31 N. Barf left. Phone 2-6419. B. N. FOR relief duty ss Industrial Nurse for 2 weeks, starting: Aug. 31. Excellent working conditions. Trib une BOX 824, WANTED Garment presser. Mechan ics Laundry. 1100- N. central. Dead line for Sunday Classified Is at noon Saturdays. , A -3 M i EVERYONE READS AND USES THE LOW COST WAY TO ACTION and PROFIT A few tines In the cUnlfieaJ ad lectio of Hits newspaper can tern a pare room iate extra rncotne, or will help yen tell items yea no longer need for quick cash! Phone is your WANT AD today. MAIL TRIBUNE WOMEN: 17 to 65 urrentlv needed aa Practical Nurses. Qualified women making 88 to 812 a day in Hospitals. Sanitariums. Doctors' offices. Pri vate duty. Earn while you learn in this noble profession. High school diploma NOT necessary. Full details write United Career Schools 3160 Rincon Annex. San Francisco. STENOGRAPHER and invoice clerk for wholesale lumber office. Prefer someone with some bookkeeping Knowledge, can a-4438 evenings. Dead Une for Sunday Classified Is LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Or OREGON. FOR JACK' SON COUNTY DUANE E. VER BRTCK. Plaintiff, vs. VIOLET HOYT VER BRYCK. De- tenaant. TO VIOLET HOYT VER BRYCK. THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, You are hereby reauired to appear and answer the complaint niea against you in tne above enuuea suit within four weeks from the date of the first nublication of this sum mons,- snd if you fsil to so sppear and answer said complaint, for want uiereoi, piainutr wui apply to tne Court for the relief demanded in his complaint to-wit: For a decree of this Court forever severing the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing be tween plaintiff and defendant and granting plaintiff an absolute divorce from defendant, said decree restoring ssia panics to tne status of single persons. The date of the order for publica tion of this summons is July 30. 1933. The time prescribed for publication of this summons is once each week for four consecutive weeks. The date of the first publication of this sum mons is July 31. 19S3. EDWARD C. KELLY Attorney for Plaintiff 33 Goldy Bids., Medford, Ore. NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson Probate Department In the Matter of the Estate of George A. Usher, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned hss filed her Final Account and Report in the above en titled estate, and that by order of the Circuit Court in end for Jackson County. Oregon, Probate Department, a hearing upon the same has been set for Tuesday. September 8. 1953. in the Circuit Court Room at the Court House in Medford. Jackson County, Oregon, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock A.M. All persons having objections there to are hereby notified to present the same on or before such time. Dated this 7th day of August. 1953. Beatrice R. Usher Executrix Roberts. Kellington 8r BranchfWld Attorneys for Executrix NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT nt THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY PROBATE DEPART. MENT In the Matter of the Estate of Howard Maxwell Peirce. Sr. deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned hss filed her Final Account and Report in the above en titled estate, and that by order of the Circuit Court in and for Jackson County. Oregon. Probate Department, e hearing upon the same naa been set for Monday. September 14th. 1953. In the Circuit Court Room at the Court Rouse In Medford. Jsckson County. Oregon, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock A M. - AU persons having objections there to are hereby notified to present the same on or before such time. Dated thia 14th day of August, 1953. '. Dorothy M. Peirce Executrix Roberta. Kelltrigton dx Branchfield Attorneys lor Executrix . You're "sitting pretty" behind the wheel Take this Bel Air model. First thing youll notice is the rich-looking uphol stery and appointments and roomy, comfortable seats. Just turn the igni tion key to start the engine and you're ready to go. I was ahead in every way after this demonstration! I figured on paying about '200 more for a new car until I discovered all that Chevrolet offered me. You get more power en lets gas Here's all the power and performance you could ever ask for. And along with it comes the most important gain in economy in Chevrolet history! That's because of Chevrolet's two great A igh-compression engines. I1E3II Yee con see all around You look out and down at the road through a wide, curved, one-piece windshield. The panoramic rear win dow and big side windows provide a clear view in aO directions. . H't heavier for better leodability You're in for a pleasant surprise at the smooth, steady ride. One reason is that, model for model, Chevrolet wiU weigh up to 200 pounds more than other low-priced cars. You get greater oetawoy with the new Pewerglide Finer performance on less gas. That's what you get with the new Power glide. There's no more advanced auto matic transmission at any price. fvo Power Steering, if you wont rt You ought to try Power Steering to see how easy driving can be. You can spin the wheel with one finger! It's optional, of course, at extra cost, and available on all models. SBUaSaaBAaBLasA BSfcasaBfeBarsssaa easSaas) aBSaBaBeBBm4BiaB) wggesi oras.es rer smajerner, easier steps An easy nudge on the brake pedal, brings smooth, positive response right now! Chevrolet brakes are the largest in the low-price field-extra large for ' extra stopping power. And if s the lewvat-prlcsd line A demonstration will show you that - Chevrolet offers more in the lowest priced line in the low-price field. - Combination of Powtrtlidt witomatio transmission .and 1I5-Mj. "Blut-FIamt" entin optional on Two-Ten" and Bel Air models at sxtra cost. Let us demonstrate all the advantages of buying a Chevrolet now! MORE PEOPLE BUY. CHEVROLET THAN ANY OTHER CAR! w-TO-TMsauern mm uoeae im aoa e tvery ismJsi mi tf - BARNES CHEVROLET, Inc. 227 EAST NINTH STREET PHONE 24115