27 BUSINESS DIRECTORY
VACUUM. SERVICE
GUARANTEED parts, service and re
pair on all type Vacuum Cleaners
Ph. 2-M21 fee free pick up and
delivery.
Rug Cleaners
Run & Furniture cleaned 8c repaired.
MIDrORD BUG FACTORY
4c CLEANERS
3-2539 . 511 Mary
Radio Repairs
A-l RADIO SERVICE
KENN AUDIO ENGINEERING
927 N. Central Phone 2-5053
Transfer
COMMERCIAL TRANSFER
Trucking Service of All Kinds
Local and Lone" Distance Moving
Storage, Packinf and Crating
Phone 2-9023 Corner 4th & Fir
Art Service
Advertising Arta
Letterheads
Layouts
Designing
Silk Screen Printing
ftoufb Sketches r Estimates Free
RAYS STUDIO
810 Plum Ph. 2-55H
Generators Starters
Generator-Starter repairs & exchange.
Armature winding. Cliff's Auto
Electric 1311 N. Riverside. 2-50S8
Pett and Termite Control
LOYD Termite Control. Protect your
home from termites. Free inspection.
Ph. Ash. 2-7557. Foundation work.
27 BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Laundry
LAUNDERETTE
327 N. Fir Street
r Automatic Laundry Ph. 2-2565
ynd
Washing Machines
USED Washers, reconditioned and
guaranteed. Larson-May Co.. 406 E.
Main. 2-5302
EXPERT Bendix Service and Repairs.
Larson-May Co. 406 K. Main, z-jjuj
PARTS and Service on all makes
washing machines. Larson-May -o
406 E Main 2-5302.
Building
PHOENIX PUMICE PRODUCTS
C street. Ph. 2-7045 or 2-7943. Bldg.
blocks. Brick. Pier Block, all types.
Cement work. Free estimate. Everett
Lowery, 3748 Hillsinger jgart
Piano Tuning
PIANO TUNING Back from tour
duty in navy. Thanks to my cus
tomers for past business. Call 3-3059
Medford Marvin Lemastcr
Plumbing
WE SELL PUMPS & PLUMBING
INSTALL 8c REPAIR
PHONE 2-5845
For new Ac repair work call Patterson
Plb. Co. 827 Jackson. Ph. 2-4369.
THE ONE TRIP PLUMBER
BROWNIES
PLUMBING .- HEATING. INC.
PROMPT. EFFICIENT SERVICE
519 Crater Lake Ave. Ph. 2-4R01
Re-wearing
HE-WEAVING Tears. burns. moth
damage, etc. BEACON WEAVERS.
90 NE Bth. Grants Pass. Ph. 3453
Tree Service
CHAMERBLIN TREE SERVICE
(The Best for Less)
Topping, trimming, removing.
Transplanting. Terms to suit you.
Licensed and insured. Free estimate.
Phone 3-1145. or 525 Franquette.
LINEBAUGH BROTHERS TREE
SERVICE
Complete tree service 4c tree sur
gery. Licensed and insured con
tractors. We guarantee our work
or no charge. We also give S&H
Green Stamps. For free Est. Phone
2-7754
Cabinet Work
CITY CABINET SHOP
FRANK YASHIN
924 So. Central Phone 2-9310
Electric Motors
Gag Electric Motor Service
Delco Ac Smithway Motors
Motor Rewinding Ac Repairing
112 N. Trent Ph. 2-2621
Cement Work,
RELIABLE CEMENT WORK
r Ray Chamberlin. Free estimates,
licensed contractors. Ph. 3-3085.
Cooling Fans and
Air Conditioners
Try a portable, plug in type,
' free in your home.
Call or Write
Home) Owners Specialties
74 NORTH MAIN ASHLAND
Phan 72)1 er Medford 3-3484
mm
You Just Can't Beat The BETTER BUYS At
HAMLIN MOTORS Used Car Lot
908 N. RIVERSIDE
27 BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Painting
EXP. painting and decorating. Free
estimate. J. B. Doss. Ph. 2-3137
Med . or 2-2472 Ashland.
SPRAY PAINTING Roofs, houses,
general painting. Free estimates
SulHvan Bros. 219 S. Ivy. Ph. 2-9851
Tractor Work
Plowing, harrowing, mowing gardens
or what have you. Prompt, efficient
evicraBllinwPliSaO
Tailoring
CHRIS THE TAILOR
Tailored-to-Measure Clothes
Repairing Remodeling Alterations
128 E Main, 2nd Floor 2-8473
Granite and Top Soil
TOP SOIL AND GRANITE S2 yd.
Creek run and fill dirt $1.50 yd
Phone 2-4317. A. L. Nash.
TOP SOIL. Granite. Creek Run. fill
dirt. Dump Trucks for hire. Also
loader. Austin King. 2-7258 2-4167.
Crushed granite, crushed rock, sand
Ac gravel. M C. LININGER Ac SONS.
Ph. 2-5338 or 2-5897.
CREEK RUN GRAVEL
SI 50 a yard delivered in Medford
Call 2-7001
Miscellaneous
MARSHALL NURSERY & FLORIST
CAMELLIAS. 30 Var. Flowers for
all occasions, garden supplies. 12th
Ac Newtown. Ph. 3-1637.
LAWN mowers, saws, mach. ground.
Pick-up Ac delivery. Hwy. 99, 1 mi.
So. of Talent Ph. 2-8319.
WE MAKE fabric covered belts, but
tons, buckles, buttonholes. Large
variety of styles and sizes. Rapid
service. Ph. 3-3135.
PARK'S Electric Shaver Service. Re
pairs and sales. All standard makes
10 days free trial. 114 E. 11th St.
GUARANTEED repairs and parts on
all makes of sewing machines. Esti
mate furnished free in advance
Sewing Machine Center. 123 W
Main Ph 2-23R8
Septic Tanks
DON'T DIG UP YOUR SEWER Ph.
Frank Conner. 6391 Ashland. Roto
Rooter Service for Jackson County.
24-hour service.
SANITATION SERVICE
500 gal. round cone, septic tanks S68
TANKS PUMPED
Hookuos Drainfields Laid
Free Estimates Guaranteed Work
To meet all State Ac FHA codes.
PHONE 3-2491
CASPERS. Cleaning, repairing, install
tanks and drains. Guar. 24-hour
prompt service Free inspection.
Low set prices. Dial your local War
II Vet. 3-1511 or 2-6818.
MITCHELL SEPTIC TANKS & CESS
POOL SERVICE Tanks cleaned and
repaired, drain and sewer laid, new
tanks installed. All work guaranteed.
Phone 3-1116
Beads Restrung
PEARLS & BEADS RESTRUNG
JEWELRY REPAIRING
SANTOS AGATE SHOP 411 E. Main
Well Drilling
SHULTS BROS. WELL DRILLERS
Sets direct over streams saving up
to half in many cases. Ph. 2-9227.
DEISTER & CECH WELL DRILLERS
For your water well problems.
Reliable and experienced drillers.
Up-to-the-minute equipment. Phone
2-9308 139 Vancouver Ave.
WELL DRILLING BY GOFF BROS.
For fast, efficient and guaranteed
work, see us before you drill. FHA
terms on wells and pumps. Office
Stamper 8c Goff Bros. Hdw. 225 W.
Main. Ph. 2-2939. evenings 2-7026 or
2-5039. Evenings 3-3744.
ROGUE VALLEY DRILLING CO.
A complete well & pump service
by War II Vets. Experienced, reli
able and guaranteed work with
FHA terms. Phone 2-7372. 885
Shafer Lane (just off Kings Hwy.)
CRATER WELL DRILLING No well
too deep. Immediate service. All
work guaranteed. FHA terms ar-
ranged. Phone 2-2098. 1111 W. 10th.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
1 BDRM. Apt. in duplex, all nicely
turn., all elec. 819 S. Peach.
FOR SALE or trade for club coupe
1949 Hudson 6 sedan, perfect post
war car. Also Hamilton upright
vacuum cleaner. Some 15 & 16 in.
tires and tubes for spare or trailer.
2-Wheel trailer with good tires. See
at 121 Crater Lake Ave., Apt. 2 or
Ph. 2-4153 evenings.
AIR COOLERS all sizes at MODERN
PLUMBING. 32 No. Riverside.
BE A . CHAMPION Ride the Best.
Ride a "K", $865 f.o.b. Immediate
delivery at
HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALES
',i Mi. So. of Phoenix Hwy. 99
Dial 3-2790
BATH SETS complete. S144.50 at
MODERN PLUMBING. 32 N. River
sides USED refrigerators, washer, elec. Ac
gas ranges, gas water heater.
MARINE MARVATR. 20 N. Grape
.it- -
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOCKER beef. 22 to 30c lb. Will de
liver. Arrangements made to slaugh
ter for hide. Ph. 2-7979 eves.
SINGER SPECIAL
Singer treadle In perfect sewing
condition. 1 year guarantee. $12.50.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
121 E. Main Ph. 2-7153
GLADS For weddings, receptions,
church decorations, your home. 98c
dot. J. J. Newberry Co.
LUMB R
Redwood and pine moulding, red
wood siding, sugar pine shelving.
Knotty- pine, wall plank, ceiling
tile, sheet rock, doors, roofing.
Dutch Boy paint, plumbing sup
plies. All grades of boards and di
mensions. Try NORTON'S LUMBER
CO. and Save. Free Delivery. Phone
3-2888. Phoenix. Oregon.
USED outboard motors. Outboard oil
and greases. Stamper and Goff
Bros.. 225 West Main.
ANNO-PHOS 16-20 fertilizer now
available at the Big "Y" Feed &
Seed store. Open Sunday and eves.
DAKOTA PICNIC ASSOCIATION
Tou Velle Park. July 27. 10 a.m.
Grain bag prices are lowest in
years at
MORTON MILLING CO.
If we buy your grain we will
loan you bags free.
SPECIAL prices on lawn mowers at
Stamper and Goff Bros., 225 West
Main.
SAVUM WAMPUM
S&H Green Stamps
S 8c W LUMBER CO.
LUMBER
Good No. 4 sheathing and dimension
$35 per M. No. 3 sheathing $65 per M.
E. grade siding $70 per M.
WESTSIDE LUMBER CO.
924 Summit Ave. just off McAn
drews Rd. Phone 2-2559.
Sack. Twine and Wire Bale Ties
for sale at
MORTON MILLING CO.
FOR SALE Bell and Howell "Film
osound 179," $185. Hawaiian elec
tric guitar with amplifier, -S100.
GSAP 16 mm camera, S40. never
been used. 215 Washington.
Cotton Bags good enough for alfalfa
seed, only 25c each at
MORTON MILLING CO.
REMEMBER
the
BUILDERS SERVICE
for
BUILDERS BARGAINS
Roofing, siding, plasterboard, inter
ior 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 9:00
everfverung
LEGAL NOTICES
CALL FOR BIDS
Bids will be received for building
and equipping Applegate School and
gym at Applegate. Oregon. For plans
see Berteena Hill. Clerk. Bids open
Monday. July 28. at 8: P.M., at the
School House.
The board reserves the" right to re
ject any and all bids.
Berteena Hill. Clerk of
School District No. 40
Box 110. Murphy, Oregon
IN THE CIRCCr COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON
COUNTY JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
IN THE MATTER OF )
Peter Wier and )
Pamela Wier 1CITATION
Alleged Dependenf )
Minors )
To Collin Wier and also all other
persons or parties unknown, claiming
any interest in the matter of the de
pendency of the above named minors:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON. You are hereby required
to appear and show cause why Peter
and Pamela Wier should not be perm
anently committed for adoption to the
Boys and Girls Aid Society of Oregon,
in the State of Oregon within' four
weeks from the date of the first pub
lication of this citation, which date is
the 25th day of June. 1952. and if
you fail so to answer for want there
of, the petitioner will pray for an
order declaring that Peter and Pam
ela Wier be permanently committed
for adoption to Boys and Girls Aid
Society of Oregon, and that you, and
each of you. be enjoined from assert
ing any claim thereto.
This citation is served upon you
by publication thereof at least once
a week for four successive weeks in
The Medford Mail Tribune, a news
paper in said County and State, by
order of the Honorable H. K. Hanna.
Judge of the above entitled Court,
dated the 20th day of June. 1952. at
Medford. Oregon.
SEAL OF CIRCUIT COURT.
Jackson County. Oregon.
G. R. CARTER.
County Clerk.
By Jeanne W. Brown, Deputy.
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., on the 21st day of July. 1952.
and immediately thereafter publicly
opened by the school district board of
PH. 2-8516
t
Old-Time Whaling Port Visited
There's More to See
Than Big Redwoods
Along Highway 10
The following Is condensation
f a metorlog appearing in the
Jane 20 Issue of the Northwest's
Own Magazine, Snnday Oregonian.
It Is one of an annaal series spon
sored jointly by The Oregonian
and the Oregon State Motor asso
ciation. BY GEORGE SPAGNA
F Stan Writer. The Oregonian
Not long ago, a university
professor crawled through the
gullet of a dead sperm whale to
prove that there was elbow
room.
Yes sir, you can believe that
story about Jonah.
A whale, and they grow to
70 tons can swallow a man.
gulp down an octopus, an enor
mous squid or an eight or ten
foot shark.
Perhaps it's harder to believe
that the proof, if such is needed,
can be found smack in the mid
dle of California's fabulous Red
wood Empire. Hold on. there
on the coast, I mean. Look at
the map.
Fields Landing is an unpre
tentious little fishing village a
turn off the Redwood highway,
little more than a stone's throw
from Eureka, county seat .of
HumDoiat county which boasts
bu per cent of the world s stand
ing redwood timber.
It's an often-bvDassed town
and rightly 'so, when compared
to northern California's two
coastal giants Eureka and
Crescent City. It's on your high
way map, but not in a home-
sized atlas.
But IT IS reportedly the only
active whaling station on con
tinental USA, and the age-old
whaling business is not dead by
a long snot.
Two Whalers Used
Fielsd Landing is a friendlv
town that thrives on its fishing
fleet but shows an unfriendly
attitude to whales. That was the
opinion of ex-Portlander Bud
Newton, 41, at least. He captains
one or the two government
licensed whaling ships out of
the Landing.
His 136-foot Lynn Anne, a
converted war surplus sub pa
troller, was idle, slapping at
the dock, when our white Ore
gon State Motor association's
Areata ....
Eureka
The coast highway in north
ern California is being im
proved, and one new stretch
near Orick has been built
along a sand spit, almost at
sea level. Map shows route of
accompanying coast motorlog.
LEGAL NOTICES
School District No. 59. Jackson
County. Oregon, at the school house
in said school district in Prospect.
Oregon, for an issue of bonds of said
school district in the amount of One
Hundred Fifteen Thousand (Silo.-
000.00) Dollars: said bonds to be in
the denomination of $1,000.00 each
dated July 1. 1952, and to mature
serially in numerical order as follows:
At the rate of S9.000.00 on the 1st
day of July in each of the years
1954 to 1958. inclusive, and $10.
000.00 on the 1st day of July in
each of the years 1959 to 1965.
inclusive.
Said bonds to bear interest at the
.rate or rates of not to exceed three
per cent per annum, as shall be de
signated dv tne purcnaser. payaDie
semi-annually, principal and interest
payable at the office of the County
Treasurer of Jackson County, Oregon,
at Medford. Jackson County.-Oregon.
Said bonds were duly authorized at
an election held on June 30, 1952.
Bids must be for not less than par
and accrued interest to date of de
livery and be accompanied by a cer
tified -check in the . amount of
S2.300.00.
The approving legal opinion of
Winfree. " McCulloch. Shuler a n d
Sayre. attorneys at law at Portland,
Oregon will be furnished the success
ful bidder.
The Board reserves the righj to re
ject any and all bids.
Fave Fanger, Clerk of
School District No: 59 '
Jackson County. -Oregon
F. P. Farrell & B. Kent Blackhurst
Attorneys for School District No. 59
306 Fluhrer Building
MedforcT. Oregon
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that by or
der of the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon, in and for the County of
Jackson, duly made and entered on
the 2nd day of Julv, 1952. in the mat
ter of the estate of Margaret H. Dyer,
deceased, "Frank H. Dyer was ap
pointed executor of the estate of
Margaret H. Dyer, deceased, and all
oersons having claims against, said
estate are hereby notified to present
the same to the undersigned, at the
office of George W. Rode. 217 Lever
ette Building. Medford. Oregon, prop
erly verified, as provided by law. and
wihin eix months from the date here
Dated and first published July 9.
1952.
FRANK H. DYER
Executor of the Estate of
Margaret H. Dyer, deceased
George W. Rode
Attorney for Executor
Dead line Sunday Classifieds is at
5:30 p.m. for following day: 10 a.m.
Monday for Monday: noon Saturday
for Sunday a.m.
Irfo rick.
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Now Is the Time - Build That Patio and
Bar-B-Q With Beautiful Arizona Flagstone
EL RANCHO FLAGSTONE
Corner Beall Lane & Hiway 99 North
PHONE 2-2988 OPEN EVENINGS
We Give S&H Green Stamps
i sini n ff TT "- '
Capt. Bud Newton, former Portlander, is proud of the mutile
loading harpoon gun mounted on bow of his 136-foot whaling
ship. The whales are offshore, but the whalers don't out out
from Fields landing much any more. They may move out.
motorlog car pulled up to the
waterfront.
Time was, only a year back,
when the Lynn Anne harpooned
the 16-ton sperms, finbacks and
humpbacks right offshore. Any
where from 10 to 40 miles out.
Captain Newton said.
But the oldtime Norwegian
muzzle-loading harpoon gun,
and her quiver of six-foot
spears, have grown rusty on the
Lynn Anne's restless bow. The
captain scraped a gnarled hand
downward across his leathery
chin and tried to explain.
"The price for whales isn't
right just now," he volunteered,
but cynically.
But another whaler, foreman
of the Maritime Industries Re
duction plant where they used
to unload the big whales, cut
mem up and boa them down
into the hieh-auality oil. had an
other explanation.
Folks hereabout, he told this
inquisitive motorlogger, just
didn't take to the smell of
whale. They re kind of un
friendly about it, he said.
The Lynn Anne and her
brother whaler, the Dennis
Gayle, put out occasionally to
sea champing for the hail of
"Dar she blows." but not like
they did a few years back when
the catch was 100 or more of the
gigantic mammals a season.
Ihe plant owners. Gilbert
(Gib) Hunter, 34 who hailed
originally from Waldpori and
Herman Foland. 39. formerly
of Depoe Bay, are making plans
to move the plant elsewhere.
But there's no move in the
immediate offing.
State Has Many Trees '
Practically everv kind of tree
that grows north of the tropics
is found in California, but none
so magnificent as the redwoods.
Stretching both north and
south of Eureka on Humboldt
bay, whose 23,000 rjorjulation
and lumbering wealth make her
chief port between' San Fran
cisco and the Columbia river.
are the fabulous giant redwoods.
Rogue River
Rogue River Major and
Mrs. Cortland Gilmore of Gar
den Grove, Calif., and two
friends, Thad Dickenson and
Teddy Light, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hughes last
week. Young Dickenson suffer
ed minor face injuries Friday
when he struck a submerged
rock while diving in Rogue riv
er. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Leyen,
Kansas City, Mo., left Friday
after a few days visit with the
John Leyen family here. They
will go from here to Iowa to
visit relatives before returning
to their home.
Janice Elliott, niece of Mrs.
C. C. Cooper is spending the
summer at the Cooper home on
West Evans road. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Elliott of Lynwood, who
recently visited here.
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Sheehan are his
brother, William A. Sheenhan i
and nephew, Billy, from New
York City and Mrs. Pat Hoff
man from Los Angeles. Mrs.
Hoffman, an employee of the
Herald Express is spending her
vacation here.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stouder,
Goshen, Ind., are spending a
week at the C. E: Willis home
on Cedar street. Stouder is a
brother of Mrs. Willis.
The volunteer firemen made
a "dry run" to the Glen Black
ranch on West Evans road one
day last week and reported the
fire was in Black's frying pan
and Glen had taken it out into
the yard by the time they ar
rived. Mrs. Black stated the ut
ensil containing grease was left
on the electric stove while the
Wednesday. July 16. 1952
The most famous stand of all
in the 22,000-acre Humboldt
Redwoods state park, is just 40
miles south of Eureka. The tall
est tree in the world (how they
ever measured it the traveler
wonders) is there 364 feet
high.
Highway 101 the Redwood
highway winds through this
incredible forest like a humble
invader. The 20th century man,
the highway builder, had to go
around the centuries-old sacred
giants instead of cutting them
down.
Man brought his machines
into the redwoods nevertheless.
Deep inland, away from the
highway's edge, the whirr of the
chain saws fills the motorist's
ears.
Redwood logging for all its
majestic endurance the redwood
(sequoia sempervirens) is a soft
wood has been going full scale
for ten years.
Elk Protected
Six miles north of Orick, in
the 9100-acre Prairie Creek
Redwoods state park, live the
last remaining herd of native
Roosevelt elk in the country.
They graze (and multiply) safe
from the hunter's gun.
Californians take good and
deservedly tender care of their
Redwood highway. All of the
100-odd miles our AAA car
traversed after crossing the Ore
gon border is newly surfaced.
Something new, apparently a
concession to the curve critic, is
a straight new three-mile stretch
beyond Orick. It erases some
tiresome bends in the road, cut
ting across a sandspit down at
the ocean's edge.
The Pacific ocean laps one
side, and a paradox a warm
lake lagoon without a ripple
on the other.
Just north of Eureka lies Ar
eata, onetime terminus for tne
rich Trinity mine country. The
wildly beautiful Trinity river
is followed eastward by high
way 299 across the state from
here.
It's the front door to Califor
nia's legendary gold country.
family was outdoors. Some time
later flames were, seen in the
building and their daughter,
Mrs. Robert DeWitt, who lives
on the adjoining place, phoned
for the fire department. The
house was not damaged.
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MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIFTEEN
Hard Working
Causes Concern to Subjects
London (U.P.) Britain's sec
ond Queen Elizabeth is 'criti
cized by her subjects for only
one thing.
They're afraid she's working
too hard.
"She's young, and she and
Philip should go with the young
er generation more.. Mrs. An
thony Mullen, a housewife from
Cheshire, said as she stood in
front of Buckingham Palace to
watch the changing of the guard.
"We'd like it if they'd brighten
up the place a bit."
Worried About Burdens
In the House of Commons the
members of Parliament are wor
ried about the heavy burdens
26-year-old Queen Elizabeth as
sumed so uncomplainingly.
Besides cutting down the
number of public appearances
required of the monarch, the
M. P.'s have even brought up
the . possibility of moving the
royal family from "the white
elephant" Buckingham Palace
which is antiquated and high
ly inconvenient. Such a move,
however, is unlikely.
This fatherly concern shown
the young Queen is just one ex-
ample of the devotion of the
subjects.
Devotion lo Duty
"She has the same devotion to
duty her father had," explained
one British businessman. "She
has everything she needs to
make her a beloved ruler."
Both men and women are
frank to admit the appeal of a
pretty, young queen.
"I think people will rally
The Annual Live Oak Grange
picnic will not be held this sum
mer, it was decided at a recent
meeting. Instead, there will be
a pot luck dinner at the hall
Saturday, July 19, at 7 p.m.
Members are requested to bring
table service for their family
and guests.
School district 35 will vote
on July 18 on lighting the ath
letic field. Polls will be open
from 7 to 9 p.m., at the high
school building.
Dead line Sunday Classified! ts ml
noon Saturdays
JACUZZI
irrigation Umits
'A H.P. and Up with
Pump and Motor
Priced from $87.00
Stamper & Goff Bros.
225 W. Main
Drive a '52 DODGE Pickup or
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Young Queen
'round more for a queen than a
king," said Mary Adair, a young
secretary from Belfast, northern
Ireland. "A queen needs more
support. And anyway, England
has always been prosperous un
der a queen."
We Pay Cash
FOR YOUR USED
FURNITURE
SEE US FOR BEST PRICES
John Cupp Furniture
Central Point - Ph. 1512
MAPLE SHOP
Building For RENT
1213 NORTH RIVERSIDE
1 Room with storage in back,
30 x 32
1 Room 60 x 24
SWARTZ PLUMBING
SHOP IN BACK
PHONE
2-5972 or 2-6813
VACATION
TRAVELOANS
Use the Traveloan plan for your vaca
tion cash. Traveloans are made to any
steadily employed man er woman. Tou
may have 24 months to repay.
$50 to $300 on Furniture or Salary.
Up to $500 on your Automobile
SEE
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CORPORATION
Room 210-211 Leverette Bldg.
Phone 2-8886
License M-362 License S-28S
Phone 2-2939
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Nearest to a Passenger Car
in the Whole Truck Field!
PASSENGER CAR COMFORT
Wide innerspring et carries S
with real ease . . . extra head and
leg room . . . "Onflow" shock ab
sorbers for remnrksbly easy riding.
EASY TO HANDLE Your Wifa
Can Drive
Steers with a finfer . . . handles'
J nit like a passenger car with a
regular steersig-column gearshift
. . . shorter turning circle makes
It eaier to park than manv cars.
ONLY FLUID DRIVE PICKUP
You drive almost without shifting,
fluid drive cushions shock. gives
extra needed passenger traction.
PASSENGER CAR MILEAGE and
ECONOMY
Cruises easily at SO . . . and gives
gas mileage that compares with
anv average oassenger car.
PASSENGER CAR TIRES
No extra tire expense . . . use
regulor 6 00x16 tires . . . spar
tire is standard equipment.
OTHER SPECIFICATIONS
87 h p. engine . . . 4-wheel brakes
. . . adjustable "seat . . . leather
ette seat cover and trim . . . safety
instrument panel . . . all-steel cab
. . . truck bed 78"x4B", 17" deep,
with hardwood floor, steel skid
strips.
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