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27 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Tailoring Minie frill JrAM i'IR Tallored-to-Measure Clolhefc Repairing Remodeling Aneretlons 1 28 g. .Uln, 2nd Fir, aii3-- Xlterations. remodeling, re pairing i DRAPES m-de to order 2294 Corona Ave ph i-83 Transfer . COMMERCIAL TR,ANSFES Trucking Service of All LoSil and tons Distance Moving Storage Packing and Crating Phone - t it th & n' Y-.mnt Work 3-3085. - Floor SerTlce hoor landing Sc finishing, also clean "wains. 20 yr . J mod. equip, own power eqmpfree eitPn. 2-7143. Expert rug nif2rn-ii'iI5nRvan'"m MEDFORD RUG FACTORY unahins Machlnet BSED Washers, reconditioned and reconditioned guaranteeo ' - Main. 2-5302. EfpERT Bendix Service and Repairs E lnn May Co 406 E Main 2-5302 parts and Service on all make washing machines Larson May Co. 408 E Main 2-5302 Plumbing PROMPT pump service, plumbing & repairing! Leslie s Shop. Ph. 2-5845. Tor new & repair work call Patterson Plb Co. 827 W Jackson. Ph. 2-4369 THE ONE TRIP PLUMBER BROWNIES PLUMBING & HEATING. INC. PROMPT. EFFICIENT SERVICE 519 Crater lake Ave Ph 2-4R01 Septic Tank aotTation service 000 gal round cone septic tank 968 Hookups Drainiields Laid Free Estimates Guaranteed work. To meet all State & FHA codes. PHONE 3-2491 CASPERS Cleaning repairing, install tanks and drains Guar 24-houi Erompt service FTee Inspection ow set prices Dial your local Wat II Vet 3-1511 or 2-6818 MITCHELL SEPTIC TANKS it CESS POOL SERVICE Tanks cleaned and repaired, drain and sewer laid, new tanks Installed All work guaranteed Phone 3-1116 Reweaving RE-WEAVING TearsT" burns! moth damage, etc. BEACON WEAVERS 906 N E 8th. Grants Pass Ph 3453 Laundry LAUNDERETTE 327 N Fir Street Bendix Automatic Laundry Ph 3-2569 FOR SALE Beautiful Natural Rock Horn within walking distance on East Side. 2 bedrooms, full base ment, excellent heating plant with income from separate house rental. Here is your op portunity to own a fine home and have an Income with it Owner says sell at one . . SEE C. LYALL FIDLER Agency Jackson Hotel Bldg. Ph. 2-5532 HOGS - BEEF FARM SLAUGHTER Complete Cutting Service Polar-Cold Co. . PHONE 2-5990 USED CARS and TRUCKS 1951 CHEVROLET 2 Ton Flatbed 2 Speed In Excellent Condition Price $1995 1944 DODGE I 1941 FORD (8) 1942 FORD (8) Vt Ton Cab and Chassis, 162" W. B. 1 ' Ton Flat Rack V Ton Pickup Ideal for the Farm Mechanically A-1. Far above average 3-Speed Reconditioned Price$595 Price$395 Price $495 BANK ISAACSON TRAILER MANY MORE Tpnkip DUAL AXLE $800.00 Worth SELECT USED CARS TtRM5 InTlresAlon. JO TRADE or CASH Price $1195 CHOOSE FROM CRATER Be Sure Phone 2-6297 27 BUSINESS DIRECTORY MUcelUneou PAftK'S .Electric Shaver Service. Tie. pairs and sales. All standard makes 1U oay iree tnai. in a. 11 tn 5t. GUARANTEED repairs and parts on all makes of sewing machlnet Estl mate furnished free tn advance. Sewing Machine Center. 123 W' Main. Ph 2-2388. ' Scaffolding " Steel tubular scaffolding for rent Ph 2-9851 Generators Starters Gen era tor-Starter, repairs & exchanre Armature winding Cliffs Auto Electric 1311 N Riverside 2-3068 Florist! and Greenhouses PIERCE FOR PLANTS Phone 2-7C82 For flower and vegetable garden plants, including Rooted Mums. Snaps In bloom. Geranium. Ivy. Be gonias. Pelargonium In bud. BeaU Lane ' Mi. W. of Hwy. 99 MARSHALL NURSERY & FLORIST Camelias 50c up. Annuals, Garden supplies 12th & Newtown 3-1657 Painting PAINTING; stucco, wood, asphalt shingles, etc.; interior work of any kind. Phone 3.3041. SPRAY" PAfNTING Roofs, houses, general painting Free estimates Sullivan Bros. 219 S. Ivy Ph. 2-9351. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Largest ladies ready to wear store within 100 miles. Beau tiful store, clean stock, large volume of business. Never before offered for sale. Old age and illness cause of re ' tiring. Will pay itself in 2 or 3 years. For further particulars phone 3544 or. address 1206 2nd St., Crescent City. Calif. FOR SALE 700 gallon galvanized Iron tank. Dr. Elliott. FOR SALE 1950 Plymouth. Owner into service. 91250 cash. Ph. 3-2483. RESTRICTED acreage past Country Club. Beautiful view! 2 A for $1500. or make offer on Bk A. Good terms. Ph 9-ROA1 frOR SALE Weaner pigs. Alford Telle crater ukb nwy cagu foint. MOTHERS' DAY orchid in snow cake 1.25. Beardon's Bakery. Ph. 3-1833. 13 ACRES to lease, 7 irrig. Can lease for 4 years. Model M John Deere tractor 1951 model and all attach merits for sale or trade: also IS ft. trailer for sale or trade. Inq. Chuck's carper anop across Mia way Auction, COMMERCIAL SDravinz of all klnrls. Ph. 2-5376, Wlthrow. If no answer I. NOTICE If you want your walnuts sprayed Ph. 2-5376. Wi throw. If no answer FOR SALE Lumber. Every-day prices a special. Take a look: 1x12 sugar pine shelving $125 per M. C and B ixo siding, v-rustic si en per M. Free delivery. FHA terms. NORTON'S LUMBER CO. Phoenix Phone 3-2888 PLANTS Complete selection FLOWER & VEGETABLE Big Y Feed & Seed Co. Open Sunday St Evenings WURLTTZER spinet piano, like new Inside and out, $485. terms. Ersklne's fiano anop, 1304 Kings Hwy-PLANER-BLOX. Clean, quick de Hvery. Medford Fuel. Tel. 2-2111 LAWN SEED Formulated for this area. Arasan treated. ' Big Y Feed & Seed Co. Open Sunday Sc Evenings AUCTION 1158 North Central Monday and Friday, 7:00 P.M. Consignments always welcome. 1 do appreciate your business. "A Square Deal Or No Deal" rnone For Details ORDER EARLY Select Green fit oiabs MEDFORD FUEL. Tel. 2-2111 YofiKFJ.'S TRtrrifTMn CrTDirri-iw I .Of ft 1 lnn itlstanu mA UPallV . HAULING, machinery, cats, shovels, vlu. v-an uz.unfi!i lULM&L, 3-631 or 2-7752. Ashland. Ore. 2 ROOMS, steam heat, refrig. all util- . iuci pain, ciom in. Ai t a. ttiverside SOUTHERN OREGON SPECIAL! 1947 STUDEBAKER 1 'a Ton Stake Body - New Motor Very good 8.25 Tiret Price $595 1946 DODGE 2 Ton Cab and Chassis. 162" W.B. 2 Speed A Bargain at li Price 695 LAKE MOIORS-Used Car Lot Be A-1 Sure TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WE riX EM while you sleep HAWKINS al night GAKAGE 616 S Riverside Ph S1534 WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS S'O. ISO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OT THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY. IN PROBATE IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF SAMUEL B. KRAUSS, DE CEASED NOTICE ' IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned. Clarence Pierce, has been duly appointed by the above entitled Court as the Executor of the estate of the above named decedent, Samuel B. Krauss. and has duly quail, fled as such Executor. AH persons having any claim against said estate are hereby directed and required to present same, duly verified and with proper voucners attacnea, 10 ine undersigned Executor at my office at No. 425 East Main Street in the City of Medford. Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this Notice. Dated and first published on this 7th day of May, AD. 1952. uiarence rierce Executor of the estate of Samuel B. Krauss. Deceased. r. j. newman. Attorney for estate Craterlan Bldg., Medford. Oregon NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY (Sitting in Pro- Date i In the Matter of the Estate of MAUD KUBLT. deceased. Notice Is hereby civen that the above entitled Court has appointed Edward W. Kubll Executor of the estate and Last Will and Testament of Maud Kubll, deceased, and all persons having any claims against the said estate are hereby notified to present the same, properly verified with vouchers attached, to the undersigned Executor at the office -of Chas. W. Reames, attorney for the Executor in the Medical Center Building. Medford. uregon, witmn six montns from the date nereof. Dated this 7th day of May, 1952. EDWARD W. KUBLI Executor- NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 8905 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR J At-it SOW COUNTY. IN PROBATE In the Matter of the Estate of SARAH E. TUCKER. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned, Mae Tucker Annlng, has been duly appointed by the above entitled Court as the Executrix of the estate of the above named decedent. Sarah E. Tucker, and has duly qual ified as such Executrix. All persons having any claim against said estate are hereby directed and required to present same, duly verified and with proper vouchers attached, to the un dersigned Executrix at my home at No. 335 Alder Street In Ontml Point Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this Dated and first published this 7th aay oi may, a. u. lusa. Mae Tucker Anning Executrix of the estate of Sarah E. Tucker, Deceased. F. J. Newman. Attorney for estate, Craterlan Bldg., Medford, Oregon. SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION Emiltv Nn. 5?-?n?.R IN The circuit court of the STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY CHESTER C KUBLI, Plaintiff vs. BANKERS DISCOUNT CORPORA TION, a corporation organized tin der the laws of the State of Oregon C. J. Smith. S. F. Wilson. H. N. Bruns, and all other persona and parties unknown claiming any right, title. Interest or estate In and to the premises described in this com plaint, and all unknown heirs of de fendants. C. J. Smith, S. F. Wilson and H. N. Bruns, Defendants. TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND. ANTS: You and each of you are hereby notified and required to appear In the above-entitled court and cause and answer the complaint of plaintiff now on file therein against- you within four weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons upon you. which is the I6th day of April, 1952, and if you fall to appear and raucEc DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR VALUES BACK TO WORK-vMalntenanco and open-hearth workers wave happily as they return to work at the Bethlehem Steel plant in South San Francisco. Philip Murray, C. I. O. United Steelworkers' president, called off the three-day nationwide strike at President Truman's request. The strike idled 650,000 steelworkers. LEGAL NOTICES answer or otherwise plead to plain tiffs complaint within the time re quired, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for in his complaint, to-wit: For a decree of the court removing a cloud from the premises hereinafter described and quieting the title to the same in the plaintiff herein as the owner thereof in fee simple, the same being a U interest in the premises as follows, to-wit: The S.E. V4 of the S.W. V. the S W, U of the S.E. U. and the Nt of the S.W. !'. of the-S W. '4, all in Section 23. Township 38, South of Range 4. West of the Wil lamette Meridian, and The N.W. of the N.E. . the N.E. V of the N.W. h'4. and the N.E. of the N.E. "4. all in Sec tion 26. Township 38, South of Range 4, West of the Willamette Meridian. All In Jackson County. Oregon. This summons Is served upon you by publication In the Medford Mail Tribune, a newspaper of general circu lation published in Jackson County. Oregon, once a week for four consecu tive weeks, in pursuance of an order of the said court, which order was made and entered of record on the 10th day of April, 1952. The last day for appearance Is May 14, 1952. Gus Newbury Attorney for Plaintiff 207 U. S. National Bank Bldg Medford, Oregon NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY PROBATE DEPART MENT IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ROBERT C. FLETCHER, de ceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned, has been appointed Executrix of the above estate by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County. Probate Depart ment, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, verified as re quired by law. to the undersigned at 123 West Main Street, Medford, Ore gon, within six months from the date of this first publication of this notice. DATED this 30th day of April. 1B52. MARGUERITE FLETCHER, Executrix BENGTSON AND PEDERSEN Attorneys for executrix SPECIAL! 1947 FEDERAL Ton Cab and Chassis Reconditioned, Good 9.00 Tires Price $995 1950 FORD (8) F-2 V Ton Pickup 3 Speed Like Now 10,000 Miles Price $1395 OPEN TILL 9P.M. 817 N. Riverside Your Health and Its Care By DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M.D. Readers should iddresi lnqulileiv to: William Brady. 365 El Camlno. Beverly Hills. Cat LET'S FLUORINATE The Nebraska State Dental As sociation is exerting powerful pressure on the city council to f luorinate the water supply, wrote a reader, about the mid dle of March (letter not dated). Aside from its c o s t, and the fact that it runs counter to Brady princlples , , Come, come, now, it would be as sensible to say chlorination, filtration or any other sanitary or health protective precaution runs "counter to democratic prin ciples." ... we adults (I mean mentally as well as physically) fear that organic fluorideshave no place in our bodies, at least in quanti ties. May we have your opinion about this? (Signed) My dear child, you may be an adult physically but your logic Is puerile. Long, long ago, before I. quit brushing my teeth, the Nebraska State Dental Association or possibly it was just the Lincoln branch sent me a letter com mending me for my teachings in regard to care and conservation of the teeth. I believe the let ter is somewhere In my scrap- J)ook, but I can't ask some one else to search for it a task too odious for me, much worse than reading my own stuff after It has been printed. Probably few dentists in Ne braska, or any other part of North America, would utter un qualified approval of my teach ings today, but I still think the dentists of America render a health service that is indispensa ble, when and if their patients have enough sense to give them the chance. From the Lincoln reader's let ter I Infer that the question of fluorinating the water as a meas ure of prevention of dental caries is to be decided by popular vote. If so, it Is probably settled now in the right way, I hope. Still, you never can tell. There may be just enough dumb enough voters there with queer notions about health to defeat the effort of the State Dental Association. If that has happened I'd say it is Just what the stup the people of the benighted com munity deserve. On Tristan da Cunha where prior to '49-'50, the residents have had the finest teeth In the world, samples of the drinking water analyzed at intervals of ten years or so contained 0.2 and 0.3S parts of fluorine per'mllllon which may account in part for the excellent teeth of Tristan's people. Prior to '49 Tristan peo ple lived on potatoes, milk, cheese, butter, eggs (of sea birds and their own geese, ducks and chickens), fish and shellfish, on rare occasions fresh mutton or beef (their sheep and cows are for wool and milk, too precious to kill for meat), and such grain as ships might bring them If any ships visited the lonely isles In a season. In '49-'S0, however, English and South African In terests built a canning factory on Tristan to market the abun UNIVERSAL TILLER Designed lat flealblliry Built for lon( service Priced from$M0to$15J.50 (Incl. power drive) Phone 7231 or Era. 2-7791 HOME OWNERS SPECIALTIES 74 NORTH MAIN ASHLAND Wednesday, May 7, 1951 Medics Unhelpful in Violent Death Cases Chicago (U.R) Most doc tors are of little or no help in solving crimes of violent death, according to medical expert. They are reluctant to testify as experts in court and cannot with moderate competence as sume the public office of coroner, said Dr. W. E. B. Hall. Hall, director of laboratories at the Chambersburg, Pa., hos pital, wrote his opinions In the Journal of Criminal Law, Crimi nology and Police Science, pub lished by Northwestern Univer sity s law school. Hall said the medical profes sion has been derelict in not acquainting its members with the legal aspects of medicine and has "neglected its social respon sibilities" In failing to meet the need for this type of specialized knowledge. He said medical schools should give at least basic course in legal medicine to their students. Of the 300,000 deaths reported in the U. S. each year from ob scure suspicious criminal or vio lent causes, only 13,000 are officially recognized as murders, Hall said. THE DRINKING WATER dant lobster-like crayfish of the waters in that vicinity. The fish eries concern has a store on the island where refined foods are available and the children can get candy etc. and the company's ship calls regularly to bring sup plies and take the canned fish to Capetown. Thus commercializ ation marks the end of the unique experiment. One blessing remains despite commercialization the pure water flowing from the high na tural reservoir (crater of an ex tinct volcano) will continue to be naturally fluorlnated even though the diet of Tristan peo ple becomes as "refined" as the diet of people whose teeth are notoriously bad English and American people. QUESTIONS ANSWERS Throat Exerrls. to Correct Snorlni Ts there anything one can do to cor rect snortns? Mrs. B. F.l Answer Let the man sleep at the opposite end of the house with his door closed. Let him faithfully Der- form the exercises described In the chapter on snoring in booklet How TO BREATHE, for which send 25a and stamped, seir-addressed envelope. Graoafrult Friend Insists that one must eat grapefruit before brenkfast to get the tun Deneiit or n. t ininic u rnisii no difference I enjoy grapefruit Tnore wnen i eat it alter dinner in tne eve ning. IH. O.) Answer Makes no ntrrerenee. National Newspaper Syndicate Chicago S, 111. Women-al-Work Not Ljked by Vets Sydney, Australia (U.R) When it comes to taste In paint ings, sick ex-servicemen least like pictures of women at work, the Red Cross art library here found. The library has been circulat ing prints of well known paint ings in ex-servicemen's hospitals for the last three years. The sick veterans not only re ject paintings depicting women at work, the library reports, but also paintings with sad and sor rowful women as the subject. "They almost unanimously prefer romantic pictures of wom en, such as the one in Rosetti's "Daydreams," one library work er said. Ask Domestic Scones Paintings of domestic, scenes by early Dutch painters, such as "The Fish Shop," are also in great demand. Extremely modem and con troversial paintings interest war neurosis patients, who invariably form discussion groups, the li brary worker said. "Patients confined to bed for long periods become hyper-critical of details in a painting and anything suggesting physical dis abilities tend to irritate them," the worker added. The Red Cross Art Library Is considered by its members to have immense value, not only from the cultural aspect, but as a form of healing therapy. Dead line on Claaslflea Adst S:Sl fi m for following d.y: 10 e m Mon v. iiuiin naiurnay inr ouna.7 . n IT PAYS o set a sulclt ,ti4 tonfidtnMal leg on your tar, furniture or salary and pay us your ourstendlna debts by eo. selidatlng debts, your total monthly payment for all billi will bo less than Vt of what you sr now paylnf and It protects your credit, tool Call or See Today American Finance CORPORATION Room 210-211 Leverette Bldg. Phono 1-ISSo license M-162 license S-2BS WE MUST LIQUIDATE OUR USE CAE?: (NEED WE SAY MORE) YET ONLY LEEVER'S Offer .You a Real ' 100 Money Back Guarantee No Expense to You For 1000 Mile AND A FREE 2 Day Driving Trial Be Sure! Be Safe! 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