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I On The Side (Distributed by Kji On neart's enough for me. One heart to love, adore; One heart's enough lor me, O, who could wish for more? This is a!I I ask. One gentle form and fair. Beneath whose smile to bask And learn love's sweetness there. Levi Cheyney There certainly are a number of nasty cracks being tossed at husbands these days. A United States Government report depicts the average mar ried man as a senisn guy. u says husbands in this country spend more on themselves than on their wives. This, says the re port, includes expenditures on clothes I view this report with much skepticism, especially the part about clothes. Looks to me like a bid for feminine vote. Sidelights Of the eight wives Tommy Manville has had, only one, Georgina Campbell, has been a brunette. ... It was Bruce Bar ton who said: "Conceit is God's gift to little minds." . . . Though It was once considered danger ous for a woman over 40 to have a blessed event, it now seems a common occurence. I just read of a woman of 43 giving birth to her fifteeenth child. "It is not my last," says she. "I hope to have twenty-one children." H. Was There- A' New Yorker claiming mem- bershin in the "I Was There Club" says he was there when Jim Jeffries and Tom Sharkey met in that memorable bout at the Coney Island A. C. Brook lyn. This man says he was also present at the recent Joey Maxim-Rav Robinson bout. "It was plenty hot in the ring when Robinson collapsed," says he, "but not nearly as torrid ,as in that ring at Coney Island. Four hundred arc lamps, used for the filming of the bout, blazed down on the fighters. The ring had been made smaller to help the filming. Jeffries and Shar key were really toasted and roasted but they fought like demons for twenty-five rounds No collapse there. Ringmen were really men in those days. The current boxers are a brittle lot. Aiking Queries from clients. Q. Did Jfva Tanguay ever appear in the Ziegfeld Follies? A. Eva was In the Follies of 1909 in a truly all-star cast which included Nora Bayes, Jack Norworth, Gertie Vanderbilt, Mae Murray, Bessie Clayton and Lillian Lorraine. . . Q. Who wrote the song titled "The H. V. Kaltenborn Blues?" Joe E. Lewis featured this num ber. A. The witty ditty you re fer to was written by Dan Sha piro, one of the innumerable brilliant songwriters born in the beautiful borough of Brooklyn. Passing By " ' Lois De Fee. Statuesque night spot entertainer. Miss De Fee, who is six feet two inches tall and weighs 190 pounds, was a recent winner in an eating con test. To achieve the victory she consumed the following at one sitting: Seven martini cocktails, twenty-four clams, four portions cf herring, double order of soup, RogueValley m m snu i ui I Mml j L J 'lit MEDFORD, ORE. 'HECK! I DIDN'T KNOW THEY OUTTA STEEL f" By e. v. Durung FtJtnrti Sradiuta. Inc.) triple order of filet de sole, half a chicken, double order of chop ped steak, spinach, baked potato, double order of strawberry tart and a helping of shortcake. Asides Nearly 2,000,000 more wom en than men will be eligible to vote in the coming presidential election. Most women now vote the way their husbands do, but it might be different if there were a feminine candidate for president . . . The Japanese are now manufacturing practically everything and selling it in the world market at cut rates. Re cently a Japanese firm won out over a British manufacturer for an order for railway engines and coaches for Pakistan. Horses and Women Three times as many women as men suffer from foot trouble Most of difficulties or this type that females have is due to high heels. Foot trouble makes woman irritable. She says mean things to her loving husband Domestic dissension results. De spite the suffering incurred there is little hope women will ever abandon high heels. Even tall women wear them. High heels make legs appear more attrac tive. That increases a woman s male appeal. She is willing to pay for that with a little suffer. mg. Perhaps some day some in ventive genius will originate a safe and sane high heel. Mean while, husbands of high heel en thusiasts who suffer from foot trouble and so develop a nasty temper will just have to grin and bear it, poor fellows. Veteran Missionaries Return From Japan Boston U.R) Two sisters, natives of Enfield, Conn., who together have given 76 years of service as Christian educators under the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis- sions in Japan, have returned to the United States. Miss Grace H. Stowe, 70, and Miss Mary E. Stowe, 74, were awarded the decoration of the Fifth Order of the Sacred Trea sure by the Japaneses govern eminent. The presentation cere mony was held at Kobe College in Kobe, where Grace has been teaching. Mary first sailed to Japan in 1908. Grace, who earned her master of arts degree at the Un iversity, of Chicago, taught in Capron Hall, Madura, India, dur ing World War II when she was unable to remain in Japan. She returned ' to teach in Kobe in 1947. :: Mary, after 37 years of edu eating . the Nipponese, reached retirement age in 1945. Howev er? she went back to Japan to keep house for her sister and continued to make remarkable contributions to the life of Kobe College. Dead line Sunday Classifieds Is at noon Saturdays. MADE IRONINS BOARDS ivy OUSTED RED Mrs. Ana Pauker, one of Romania's most powerful Red leaders until stripped of party posts a month ago, was fired as foreign, minis ter. Ouster completed downfall of world's most important woman Communist. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR BENT 3-room house. 124 Stark St Adults only. No pets. Ph. 2-5414. MAY DUKE. Bing and Royal Ann Cherries, well sprayed, 707 Sher man. Phone 3-1533. CHERRIES for sale, 5c lb., you pick. 121 Genessee. SPRAYED cherries, U pick, 8c; we pick. 13c. Rt. 1, Box 278-A, Bell inger road. C. Felkner. CHERRIES for sale. 10c lb, you -pick. 2520 Merriman road. LOST Hound, red and white spotted male, lost July 4th. Siskiyou sum mit. Phone 3-3687. LOS T Tiny toy black Pomeranian dog. Please call 2-7838 or 3-1158. FOR RENT 2-rm. apt. Private bath. electric kitchen, outside entrance. Utilities furnished. 122 Portland. Phone 2-6850. 2-BDRM. apt. Also 3-rm. furn. Close in. Phone 2-8036. 3-ROOM furn. duplex with garage. Phone 2-5875. FOR RENT 2-room apt., furnished; clean, large rooms. Utilities fur nished. 429 N. Holly St. 3-ROOM clean furn. apt. Electrically equipped. Car wt. Respectable couple. Phone 2-6590. FURNISHED house, garage. Adults. DUPLEX with 2 apts. Nicely furnish ed. All electric. 819 S. Peach. FURN. 5-room apt. No pets, no drink ers. Phone 2-2813. ' FOR RENT 2 downstairs bedrooms in private home. KKchen privileges. Phone 2-5718. 1003 W. Main. x WANTED TO RENT, 2 or 3-bedroom house, unfurnished. No children, no pets. Will guarantee good care of place. Phone 3-3649, Mr. Ward. After 5 call 2-6231. FOR RENT Small furnished apt. for one lady. 51 N. Oakdale. Ph. 2-6461. FOR RENT 2 and 3-rm. cabins. $25 and $28. Oakwoodi cabins, Midway 4 Corners. FOR SALE No. 4 E. Clark 5 rental umts. vacated, for sale. Will sacri fice. Needs repair. See your agent. Will accept small acreage part pay ment. See owner before 10 p.m. Tuesday, or write A. R- Rutledge. 815 S.W. 142nd St.. Seattle, Wash. EXCLUSIVE C(W0 $3,000 cash balance. $50 mo. 3 acres, irrigated soil. Modern 2-bdrm. home. Good soft water. Chicken house, hay barn, milking barn. A real country home. BIG HOUSE, small lot. on corner. Lots of shade, large porches. Only $4250. Very reasonable terms. WE HAVE business opportunities. Old and new homes. Large and small ranches, in our exclusive list ings. FOR REAL ESTATE CALLUS. W. W. FERGUSON, BROKER JIM SMITH. SALESMAN Ph 1242, Central Point. Eves. 63 $8500 New 2 BR fine suburban home, close to store, city bus and schools. Good well and pressure system. Medford water available, irrigation right for land. About 13 acre. House is very modem: tub and shower, plaster throughout, circu lating fireplace, hdwd. floors, nice kitchen. Attached garage. Terms. $6850 Irrigated acreage, close. 6 acres permanent pasture, barn. City water installed. This is a beautiful and practical place to build and be secure. Terms. WALKER REAL ESTATE 427 East Main Phone 2-6721 Ernie Murray. Salesman STOCK STOCK STOCK 40 A. free irrigation (lots of It). 3 BR house (good). 2 barns, garage. All in hay and grass. Lots out range. Fine hunting. Really a dandy good stock setup, and only $8500, terms. Owners have other interests mak ing it necessary to put sale price on this. PIONEER REALTY 62 S. 199, George Hilton Jr., Broker Cirants i'ass. ure. SAM METE COMPANY '"Town's Best Buys" 923 South Riverside. Phone 2-9912 1951 CHEV. S.T. Spec. Club Coupe. Still smells new. Only $1695. 1950 HUDSON Super 6 Brom. Solid as a new one. $1595. 1950 PLYMOUTH Deluxe 4-door. No finer in town. S1495. 1949 CHEV. Convertible Club Coupe. Try and beat this for $129a. 1947 CAD. "62" Convertible Club Cpe What a beauty, and only $1695 1948 STUDEBAKER pickup, only $895. COMMERCIALS FOR SALE AT BARGAIN PRICES STOCK HAULERS & STOCK- MEN Here Is a buy 1950 International L-160. 2-speed axle. Roots & Schetkj; 28-ft. single axle stock trailer. Re movable sides, used very little, driven only 6.300 miles. Can't tell it from new, except the price. Both only 55500. "Trailer would cost you mat" FARMERS! One Case tractor. Model CC. and 1200-lb. disc. A good buy, 2 DUMP TRUCKS. '47 and '48 Chev. 5-yards. special price for both. HERE'S a buy Could be used for beer, parts, grocery, piano, etc. truck. It's a 1948 Studebaker l'.i ton van. Body cost $2200 and still penect. only 173. "If we don't have what you want we'll find it."' Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich "Don't blame me for not let ting you know I was bringing company home for dinner!" ; ; .Your line won't always be ' "busy" to otfiers if the young sters remember to space their ralPadcTdephoiw. TOR H1CNT 1-bdrm. furnished house. Electric range and refrig oil heat. Phone 2-8303. FOR SALE Equity, $1730, J-bdrm. home. Hardwood floors, Hotpoint automatic washer, range and refrig. Payments $49 per mo. Will take late model, car as trade. 828 Winchester. f none z-qaoa. LILY blooms and sweet peas. Locker and juicer "carrots, pickling beets. Va mile from Bybee corner, on Central Point road. FOR SALE 1 complete logging out fit. One late D-4 dozer and drum. One loader (mobile). Timber avail able. Inquire first house above Elk Creek school. B. J. Gilinsky. 30 Weaner Pigs for sale. Rt. 1. Box 47. Scenic Ave.. Central Point FOR SALE Completely rebuilt R.T. 150 Hyster 17' 6" lift, 48" load arms. $5250. Phone 3-9270. FOR SALE '47 Mercury 4-door. good condition. A real buy. See American Finance Co.. 210-211 Leverette Bldg "47 Harley-Davidson motorcycle for sale. Reasonably priced. Ph. 3-3339 after 6 pjn. GAS power mower, perfect working and new condition. Used only few times. Phone 2-2110. FOR SAL E Husky garden tractor. Phone 2-8902. LOVELY orange male Pomeranian. Affectionate and peppy. Has dis temper shot. Phone 2-2110. AUCTION SALE Every .Monday, 730 p.m. New daveno and chair set, flat-top office desk, very good condition Shallow well pump complete. 5-pc. chrome set. Springs, beds, chests. Old organ. linoleum and many good misc. items. TRI AUCTION CO. 2284 Crater Lake Hwy. Bill Rombach. Auctioneer CORREY'S BAKERY will be open July 2nd for continued business. Mr. Correy. 807 S. Central. COW FOR SALE Fresh, giving 47 lbs. milk per day. Test 5.4. Very gentle. Women milk her See her milked at 6 o'clock morning and evening. Dodson. mile West of Central Point. Phone 21X3. 2 '.2 JACUZZI irrigation pump and 15 ft. hose foot valve. Ph. 3-2435. WATCH for our 5th anniversary sale coming July 10th-19th. Don't miss it OAK GROVE FURNITURE ,i ACRE, paved road, close In, city water available, four M sheathing and dimension. Ph. 3-2435. FOR SALE by owner 2-bdrm. home, wonderful location, furnished or unfurnished, lovely yard. Cash and terms. Call 2-2462. NORTON'S SPECIAL 15.000 ft. of clear ,i by 8 bevel red wood siding, kiln-dried, while it lasts, $125 per M. Free delivery. Phone 3-2888. NORTON LUMBER CO., PHOENIX FOR SALE Rained on vetch and oat hay in field. Baled after rain. Chas. Isaacs. Old Crater Lake Hwy. OVERHEAD garage door with hard ware, $35. Ph. 2-8677. mi $2,226,000,000 l,. : - . TV... I - , ' - ' . NEWSPAPERS OF TOTAL 34.0 MaftHsneons nedia: .25.5 brings, total to new nigh 6 Vi billion dollars. Figures include production costs. Dailies only (weekday and Sundays). Source: Preliminary estimates for 1951 published by Printer Ink, Jan. 11, 1952. SPECIAL bargain. Wont tost longvi 3 Mullin windows 65"x45 opening for light One Mullin 57"x58" open ing. 24-lignt with screens. $15. One 16'x7' plywood overhead garage door with new hardware. One good '. as new shower stall. Used doors : with hardware. Door and window frames new and used. New and used plumbing and fixtures. Every : thing for a building. HAGGARD LUMBER CO.. on 99. Phoenix. SAVUM WAMPUM S & H Green Stamps S Sc H LUMBER CO. REMEMBER the BUILDERS SERVICE for BUILDERS BARGAINS Roofing, siding, plasterboard, inter - lor finish, insulation, hardware and paints. BUILDERS SERVICE 2802 Crater Lake Hiway Medford. Ore. Ph. 2 8376 ARCHERY tackle by Bear Grizzly polar and cub bows. HAAS BROS. . SPORTING GOODS. Open until 0:00 every evening. N.OT1CE Commercial spraying. If you are bothered with aphis, phone 2-5376 or 2-5527. Withrow. FOR RENT-r-1 room modern cabin. Ph. 3-1785 or call 414 S.' Riverside. EIGHT veryniee Chester White wean er pigs $12.50 each. Phone 2-5712. 226 Ross lane. CHAMPS GARAGE 1114 N Ontral Ph 9.11 CM I Fix it Right. I charge you less. FOR SALE Practically new heavy duty garden tractor and equipment Phone 3-2435. BETTER BUYS AT NORTON'S Redwood moulding and siding 1x4. 1x6. 1x12 S4S. Very good 1x8. 1x10 and 1x12 fir sheathing. Natural wood shakes $12.50 per sq. with under course. Pine shelving $135 per M. FREE DELIVERY. NORTON'S LUMBER CO. Phoenix, Ore. Ph. 3-2888 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate of GEORGE A. REHART. deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Circuit Court for Jackson County, Oregon, has appointed me as admin istratrix of the estate of George A. IRehart. deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same with proper vouchers within six months from this date at the office of Neff. Frohnmayer & Lowry, Cooley Theatre Building, Medford, Oregon. Dated: June 30. 1952. MAE V. REHART. Administratrix of the Estate of George A.ehart, deceased. NOTICE OF BOND SALE Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the under signed until the hour of 8 o'clock p.m.. ill 2 TO T OVER DIRECT MAR :f::S!:K Sibils i fU m hS&i & riTAi N&fca &mm tssr m m t& M m m ma m m fesis ra&ft mm mm riM wm m $92O,5OO,Q00 DIRECT MAIL 14.0 It takes a lot of confidence and all kinds of people to spend two and a quarter billion dollars' worth of advertising. . It takes everybody from big VP's with heavy ad budgets to housewives with rooms to rent. It takes chain-store executives and neighborhood merchants. ' It takes local business people those who spend only their own money for ads, and those who also spend big money contributed by manufacturers. t But most of all it takes an advertising medium that can do the job-a complete job : NEWSPAPERS. This message prepared by BUREAU OF ADVERTISING, American and published in the interests of fuller understanding of newspapers Medford Mail-Tribune Monday, July 7, 1952 on the 18th day of July. 1852. and im mediately thereafter publicly opened by the school district board of School District No. 9. Jackson County. Ore gon, at the sigh school building in said school district in Eagie Point. Oregon, for an issue of bonds of said school district in the amount of Eighty Thousand ($80,000.00) Dollars: said bonds to be in the denomination of $1,000.00 each and to mature seri ally in numerical order as follows: $10,000.00 on the 1st day of July. 1954 and $10,000.00 on the 1st day of July of each year there after to and including the year 1961. Said bonds to bear interest at the rate or rates of not to exceed (3) per cent per annum, as shall be desig nated by the successful bidder there for, payable semi-annually, principal and interest payable at the office of the county treasurer of Jackson Coun ty, Oregon at Medford. Jackson County, Oregon. Said bonds were duly authorized at an ejection held on June 27. 1952. Bids must be for not less than par and accrued interest to date of deliv ery 'and be accompanied by a certi fied check in the amount of $1,600.00. The approving legal opinion of Winfree. McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre. attorneys at law at Portland. Oregon, will be furnished the successful bidder. i. A. Tomjack, Agent, 212 N. 3 TO 1 OVCft ALL RADK) .' .':-K.j::.:S,::': ;::i ;. S...i:S::Jl tlilll 690,000,000 .2 j x- AIL RADIO 10.5 Only newspapers can give you full value for your ad vertising dollar because only newspapers reach everybody who can possibly buy. . If you're a retailer or-wholesaler, demand news paper advertising before you place an order. If you're a salesman or district manager, ask your management for newspaper advertising to move out the products you sell. And if you're a manufacturer, remember this: In 1951 One-Third Op All The Advertising Dollars In The Nation Were Entrusted to Newspapers.. The newspaper is MEDFOHD TOREGC1T) MAIL TKIBUBE ELLVLH The. Board lesei tcs the right to re ject any and all bids. Beryl Kicksan. Clerk of School District No. 9. Jackson Countv. Oregon F. P. Tarrell and B. Kent Blackhurst 306 Fluhrer Building Medford. Oregon. Attorneys for School District No. 9 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed his final PLENTY OF King Nectar Berries AVAILABLE WEDNESDAY AND REST OF WEEK QUALITY MARKET Bartlctt DL... t tint LVAW.'ttW'.WMWWJ 4 TO t OVER MAGAZINES mm $562,300,000 MAGAZINES 8.6 always 'first with the most Newspaper Publishers Association by MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE account and the Circuit Court of 'the State of Oregon for Jackson County has -fixed the 30th day of July, 1852 at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m. in tbe Circuit Courtroom at the Court house in Medford. Jackson Count-. Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections to said final ac count and for the settlement thereof. Robert R. "Dickey Administrator with the Will Annexed cf the Estate of Peter K. NaTley. Deceased. j VVTT. -sd 4 TO 1 OVER , ALL TV , ; M 84,400,000 ;! ALL TV 7.4 . a i m i
