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Newspaper Page Text87-BUSINESS DIRECTORY Tree 8enrlce CHAMBERLAIN TREE EERVICU TrtmminK. toppln. removlnx. etc. Ptm estlmsles. Ph. 3-3085 or 2-0117 UOAl NOTICES Beads Restating PEARLS & BEADS RESTRUNQ JEWELRY REPAIRING 6ANTOS AGATE SHOP 411 E Main Services It Repair! KIRBY COMPANY , Service and Repair! 1028 Murray Ave. Phone S-8831 Palntinj Jl'RAY palatini .rood, bouses, central galntlng. Free estlmatea. Sullivan rot 319 8, Ivy. Phone 3-9831 Building NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. S4S2 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY fsmintf In Prohatp', IV T?nr VtATT1 f TWW V.KTATV OF P. G. BUNCH. Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY C1VZM that the above entitled Court baa appoint ed the undersigned Executor of the Last Will and Testament and estate of F. O, Bunch, ieceased, and all par ties having any claims against the estate are to present them, pr-perly verified with vouchers attached, to the Executor at the office of Chaa. W. Reames, Attorney for said estate, 411 Medical Center Building. Medford, Oreson. within six (61 months from the date hereof. - DATED this 21st dav of October. 13. CHAS. W. RE AMES, Executor Of the estate of F. G, Bunch, dec. CONCRETE CONSTKUCnOH Driveways, patio. Sidewalks. Free estimates for ail types fo cement - work. Off. Ph. 2-2ST1 ' Res. 3-7949 Ed Lowery John J ore or call Gold Hill COLLECT S-9204 Plumbing BROOKS ELECTRIC PLUMBING DEPT. For fast, courteous and efficient service on all your plumbing prob lems, Call 2-3952. KENYON PLUMBING -General Plumbing and Repair Gas Work Fixtures 311 S. Grape Phone 3-2916 ' For new and repair work call . PATTERSON PLUMBING CO. 827 W Jackson. Ph. 3-4369 THE ONE-TRIP PLUMBER WM. SWARTZ YOUR PLUMBER since 1920 1213 N. Riverside AU work guaranteed. Rspair and New Phone 2-5972 BROWNIES PLUMBING It HEATING. INC. PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE 319 Crater Lake Ave. Ph 2-4801 Carpet Weavers BEAUTIFUL Rugs from old rugs and clothing at Vt cost. Rugs and furni ture cleaned and repaired. MEDFORD RUG FACTORY and ' ' '' ' CLEANERS , 3-2539 81! Mary : Electric Motors CAGE ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE Delco and Smithway Motors Motor Rewinding and Repairing 112 N Front Phone 2-2628 Septic Tank BICK'S RURAL DISPOSAL SERVICE Septio tanks pumped and repaired. Tanas installed to state specifica tion any size from 500 gaL' up; Square concrete. Domestic or com mercial tanks. Drain fields laid. Free estimates and inspection. All work guaranteed. Phone M. R (Dick) Gust. 3-1457. Medford. CASPER'S Septio tanks pumped and cleaned. TANKS INSTALLED Drain work. Free inspection. Low set prices. No mileage charge. 24 hour service. 'Local War U vet Dial 3-1511 or 2-68 1 8 fcllTCHEL SEPTIC TANK AND ctbSHUUL service. Tanks clean ed and repaired, drain and aewer laid. New tanks installed. All work guaranteed. Phone 3-1118, SANITATION SERVICE Darrell furix n R finnfeMn BOUND CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS auu-gai sea 70u-gaj. sua . Commercial Tanks (all aizes) DRAIN FIELDS SEWER LINES Meets all Stat & FHA Codes TANKS PUMPED TRENCHING EXCAVATION Free Estimates ' Guaranteed Work PHONE 3-2491 2875 Lone Pine Rd. Well Drilling COFF BROTHERS Well Drillers; ex , perlenced and reliable, S&H Green I Stamps on wells & Jacuzzi Pumps. I Office Siskiyou Hdwe., 225 W. Main, Medford, Phone 2-2939. Eva- nines 3-3744 or a-fuzo. DEISTER WELL DRILLING, For your wator well problems. Reliable and , experienced driller. Up-to-the-min- I uie equipment, fnona ic-uano. lav Vancouver Ave. ; T ROGUE VALLEY DRILLING CO. Immediate service on wells & pumps. Work guaranteed. Terms to suit. Hay accepted. Ph. 2-7372. 889 anaier une, on rungs tivy VfELL Drilling St Pumps. Rates" res- sonable. Work 8t material guar. v muj-,g umnHLiii. rn. uji. o-3zb CRATER WELL DRILLING No well too deep, immediate service AU i work guaranteed FHA terms ar I ranged. Phone 2-2U98 1111 W 10th. SHULTS BROS WELL DRILLERS ISots direct over underground streams , Saving up to U In many eases i Ph. 3-4141. Dead line for Sunday Classified is t noon Saturday. 1EGAI NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 9460 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON. FOR JACK- I SON COUNTY PROBATE DEPART MENT tn the Matter of the Estate of SARAH GARTNER, Deceased. Notice la hereby given that the Undersigned has been appointed and guallfied as Executor of the Estate of arah Gartner, Deceased, and all per sons having claims against said estate aro hereby notified to present the same, with proper vonchers, at the of- Jice of my attorney. Robert D. Dames, Jo. 3 Gotdy Building, Medford, Ore- on, within s'.w months from the date ereof. Dated and first published this 21st day of October, 1054. CLARENCE C. PIERCE NOTICE No, 9094 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF KATHLEEN TALENT, Deceased Notice Is hereby given that the Ad ministrator herein has filed nis Final Account and Report and the above entitled Court has set the 22nd day of November, 1934, in the Circuit Court room - of Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, at the hour of 10:00 A.M. as the time and place for the ncHrlng of any objectlona to the Final Account herein, and all parties hav ing any objections thereto are to ap- ear at said time and place and make nown the came. DATED this 20th day of October. 1954. ESTON HUMPHREY Administrator of the estate of Kathleen Talent, deceased. N O T I C E In the Circuit Court of the Stats of Oregon for Jackson County In the Matter of the Estate of Joe Prank Stlvn riropAKtd- Notire is hereby Riven that the undersigned ntu filed ner iinai .ac count in the above entitled matter, and the above entitled court has fixed the 15th dav of Nov.. 1954. ut 10:00 o'clock a.m. in the Circuit Court Room, in the Court House. Medford, On? con aa the time and nlace for henring objections to said Final Acs- count, and for tne settlement inereoi. OPAL.L. SILVA, Administratrix Attorneya for Administratrix VOTIPK TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THK STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OV JACKSON In the Matter of the tnte of ROBERT BEARD BERRiMAPi, Deceaxeo Notice 1 hereby Riven that I. the tindfrslirn4rf. hv an order of ti e abovm Court duly merle and entered on the IMh day of October. 1954. was ap pointed Administratrix of the above nnmed estate, and that I have duly qualified aa such Administratrix. Ail persona having claims affaintt aald es tate are hereby notified to present the same, with the propejr voucher, to me at the office of ray attorneys. Van DvkM A- n-ll-nhack. No. 4 GcIdV Building, Medford. Oregon, within six montna from tne data oi urn vudii cation fit thl notice. Dated and first published October Kef, 1834, Maxlne D. Berry man Van Dh V Dcllonnack Attorneys for AdminlitratrU NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed her final account as administratrix of the es tate of Orel K. Da hi, deceased, with the Circuit Court of Jackson County. Oregon, and mat aaid court nas act November 1, ' 1854, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of aaid day In the Court Room of aald Court In the Court Houae at Medford. Jack son County, Oregon, as the time and piace lor neannc ODjectiona inereto and the settlement thereof. AU per sons . interested are hereby notified to appear at aaid time and place and now cause, u any tney nave, wny said final account should not be ap- roved by said Court and aaid admin tratrlx diacharffed from her trust. and file any such objections on or be fore aaid date. Dated and first published October 8th, 1954. vaaa s. nam . . Administratrix of the Estate of Orel K. Dahl. deceased. Crum and Harbison Attorneys for Administratrix NO. 9218 NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OKECiON IUK THJC COUNTY Or JACKSON PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of Charles M, maben, ueceaiea Notlc is hereby elven that the Final Account of J. VT McGoodwin as Administrator of the above-named es tate has been filed herein and that 9:30 o'clock a.m. on November 35, 1954, at the Courthouse in Medford, Oregon has beenappointed for hear, ing objectlona to such Final Account and settlement thereof. Dated and xirst Dubiuuied October 15, 1054. a), V. MCUUUUWlTi , Administrator. NOTICE OF PINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed his final account as administrator with Will annexed of the estate of Nancy C. Cooper, deceased, with the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Oregon, and that said court has set November 29, 1954. at the hour of 10:00 o clock a.m. of aaid day in the Courf Room of aald uourt in me uoun nouse at meaiora. Jackson County, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections thereto and the settlement thereof. All persons interested are hereby notified to file their objections, if any they have, on or. before four weeks from the first publication of this no tice, why the aaid final account should not 1m aonroved and the said adiTuiiktrator with Will annexed dis charged from his trust, or file said objection in person at the time of said hearing. " Dated and first published October 23, 1954. TRACY H, CRUM Administrator with Wilt Annexed Crum 6c Harbison Afrfirnnva for AHmtnlatrntitf with Will Annexed 1 ' ' ; TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY A County Clerk should be a Public servant ox aul. tne peopie. uiect CECIL M. NORRIS. a courteous. experienced businessman as Jack son uounty uierK. fo. political Adv. Paid by Cecil M. Norrls Comm. BUILD with Pumice blocks. Warm. iireproot ana economical, jaumaiea tree. Fn. 3-5311. LOOKING FOR A VIEW 7- See this beautiful new home in Cherry Heights. Three bedrooms, two baths, living room, dining room, xitcnen and utility area, ua rage and covered patio. Ph. 2-7693. 1952 CHEVROLET pickup, commercial pumper. uo. ace at iuaa uametL INT. trailer, oil or gas heater with oiower. ii taxen at once, woue. KJBK lourt, qui w. central. EIGHT yard dump bed with hoist. 393. see at iooa aamett kq. STOCK UP FOR HALLOWEEN I Cen tral Point PTA Baked Food sale. Saturday, Oct. 30th. at 8:30 a.m. at the Thrift Market. Economy Market and Faber's in Central Point. WHIRLPOOL Electric Dryers $169.95 Others at 999.50. MARINE MARVAIK, 220 W. Main DON'T overlook our Annual Hallow een Masquerade Bail at ureamiann next Sat. Nite.. Oct, 30fh. Cash RUMMAGE Sale at Democratic Head quarters. 123 W. Main, u to 4, sat., uct. au. NOTICE Tree surgery of all kinds, fn. a-QJYP. witnrow. FOR SAL E Bundles of old news papers 20c- ea. Mail Tribune office. Associated "OIL-TO-BURN" MEDFORD FUEL CO. , Tel. 2-2111 Court St Mc An draws MAYTA'G Washers. Square tub alu- minum wnite. MARINE MARVAIK, 220 W. Maln FREE FREE FREE at OK MARKET 1202 North Riverside , HALLOWEEN PUMPKINS for Jeck- o-Lan terns to an boys and giris accompanied by Mom or Poo. FREE on wed,, murs.. jrn. k eat. STOP & SHOP AT OK MARKET MEDFORD FURNITURE 2ND HAND STORE USED Furniture and Appliances 2502 W Main Phone g-9355 They'll Do It Every Time THE OILY TWINS THAT WOULD J MAKE MOM SORER rS IP SWEi UilTNT 6ET INVITED, NOU MOM WILL ' BE FULLIN'THE HOUSE ABjRTTDRNDSOME- THlNO FHCm UST CHRISTMAS 10 WLM . OFF AT THE SHOWER INVITATION TOA BRIDAL ( HEARD FTTWEM 1 WR (SWE-f-4! &,VER RDR STiuLETTA V- WAS WHEN KTILLETTA KjDipK'T GET IKMTEOv- I NERiO-HER SISTCR11ERTIA SAVE A SLOWER FOR ! -TT''' ''rl U tHEM9NCE THE LAST J '7 'CTA "LlT n ' Here's omekikd of shower that never lets up- tUAMXAMOATIPf -rue unP Hrr to HCLEH LIMEVSKy! i i6)4e.iiuit)Rivi, Bsvsmy miu-,culh. Feeding the Family By ZOLA VINCENT Feed Editor SAWDUST MEDFORD FUEL CO. Tel. 2-3111 - Court Ic McAndrews Television and Radio Repair Trowbridge At Flynn Electric Co. 214 W. Main Ph. 2-5211 ONE used WHIRLPOOL automatic washer MARINE MARVA1R, 220 W. Main GARAGE for rent. 108 S. Holly. E.S.A. RUMMAGE BALE. Saturday, October 30, IMS. Old Fehl Bulld- Inn on w. ivy. WANTEDI 300 people for ham din ners at Eaffle Point Grange, Oct. 30. 5:30 to 9:00. Adults 1J3 children t.7S. FOR SALE Bundles of old news- apers 30c each. Medford Mall rlbuns Office. ROOFING SALE OVERSTOCKED Pahco 3 tab roofing, 18.50 per so. No. 1 cedar shingles, $12 per sq. No. 2 cedar shingles, S8.50 per sa. 1 week only. Free delivery. Ph. 3-2B68, VERY good 1x8 In, 8 In.. 10 In, and 12 In. sheathing. $35 per M. 2x12 ruff redwood, $100 per M. Free de livery. Ph. 3-2888, Norton Lumber i ; PLANET! BLOX Clean Quick Hot MEDFORD FUEL Ph, 2-2111 FRYERS LONG. BRANCH POULTRY FARM Fresh killed. Pan ready. Broad breasted. Corn fed. Keep s supply In your .home freezer. OAKDALE MARKET Corner 11th It South Oakdals- The office of County Clerk Is a husl ncs Job. Elect an experienced BUSINESS MAN CECIL M. NOR- , RIS. County Clerk. Vote Demo cratic. Its time for a chsnsf. Pd. Political Adv. ld by Cecil M. Nor rls Comm. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads Dead line Sunday Classified Is at noon Saturdsy; 10 a m. Monday for Monday; other days 5:30 previous day. More Popcorn Fun . For Halloween Parties For Halloween or for chil dren's parties anytime of year, make Snow Men by making pop corn balls sized for head and' body, use raising for the eyes, nose, mouth and front buttons, lop with f ojded hat in colored paper. Any thild knows how to make paper nats u you ooui happen to remember. Carnival Corn Big party specialty; easy to make. Combine one-half cup sugar; two-thirds cup light mo lasses, one-third cup water, one tablespoon vinegar, one-fourth teaspoon salt; stir until sugar dis solves. Cook to light crack stage (270 degrees, if you've a ther mometer). Remove from heat; add one tablespoon butter and one-eighth teaspoon soda. Stir well. Pour over eight cups pop ped corn and two -cups shelled peanuts. Toss well. Harvard Beets Favorite I This is perhaps the most popu lar of all recipes for serving beets as a vegetable. A reminder if you haven't fixed them late ly. Melt two tablespoons butter; add one tablespoon cornstarch, one tablespoon sugar and one fourth teaspoon salt, Blend. Add one-half cup vinegar and cook until thick. Add two cups cubed cooked beets and heat thorough ly. Six servings for four persons. For a change substitute two tablespoons sugar for the one tablespoon; Juice and rind of one medium orange for the one-half cup vinegar. Curry Powder Biscuits For an interesting flavor base, try curried biscuits for any of the blander creamed dishes such as eggs, tuna, chicken and the like. About one-half teaspoon of the curry' powder sifted in with the dry ingredients for a two-cups-of-four recipe is a good start. If your family likes stronger flavors than most, add more curry powder. Plentiful Peppers Enjoy more often plentiful peppers from nearby farms. To get the full benefits of the ex cellent nqtritlve value of pep pers, they should be eaten raw and this is no hardship for pep pers are one of our most popu lar salad ingredients. Children enjoy green pepper rings or sliv ers along with their raw carrots and celery. Peppers also make a very tasty dish when stuffed with a meat or fish mixture and baked with a cheese topping. Broiled Barbecued Shrimp Extraordinary - Plentiful shrimp encourage us to prepare them in this simply superb way offered foods editors in New York recently and pre pared according to recipe in brand new, comprehensive book on fish and shellfish cookery. "James Beard's Fish Cookery" pumisnea By Little, Brown and Company. 2 pounds shrimp 1 cup olive oil 1 teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons chopped parsley All-in-one AIMn-One All-ln-One I FRESH START? i i All-ln! ; -Loan! $25.00 to I $2,500.00 , i U f . 1 tV 4 Consolidate your bills. Pool sll your Installments and past-due bills Into I loan, with fust -1 monthly payment' that fits your paycheck. Cut present Davments . . . Get extra cash. Growing through service since 1920 PACIFIC r-rv 8UdustrialA!!3 Frank Wilkinson, Manager PHONE 3-3989 16 S. Central Medford 2 cloves garlic . 1 tablespoon tomato, sauce or chili gouce 1 teaspoon freshly, ground pepper . , 1 tablespoon wine vinegar Shell and de-vein the shrimp, but leave the tails on. Make a sauce by 'mixing all the other ingredients together. Arrange the shrimp in a shallow pan 9x14 inches and pour the sauce over them. Marinate for several hours. Broil for five to eight minutes under, a brisk flame. Arrange the shrimp on a serving dish or serve them in the broiling pan. You eat them by x picking them up by the tail and dipping them into the hot sauce, so plates and plenty of paper napkins are needed with this dish. Hungarian Meat Loaf A fine meat loaf made from two pounds ground pork shoul der (not pork sausage) relies on a bit of garlic and lemon rind and juice for its good flavor. Five servings. Rub mixing bowl with cut surface of garlic clove. Mix two cups soft bread crumbs, 2V4 .tea spoons salt, Vb teaspoon pepper and grated rind of one . lemon. Stir in two beaten eggs and three tablespoons lemon juice; then add two pounds of ground pork shoulder, . mixing gently but thoroughly. Press firmly into loaf pan and bake in 350 degree oven for one to VA hours. Pour excess fat from loaf pan; remove loaf to hot platter and serve With cream gravy made from part of the fat. Garnish with slices of lemon dipped in chop ped parsley. Beef, Egos, Turkeys Among Autumn Plentiful Hesdllners Marked are filled with Au tumn bounty. Top features on U. S. Department of Agricul ture's plentiful foods list are beef, eggs and turkeys. Ground beef and all cuts of beef requir ing long slow cooking continue genuine bargains. Eggs are rea sonable with mediums and smalls the best buys. Grade Bs cost less, are ideal for all ingredient purposes. Lots of 'turkeys, family size and larger for family reunions, parties, several days 'good eat- SILENCE IS GOLDEN Baltimore U.R) Two young sters got into trouble when they reported to police their bikes were stolen. Police discovered the bikes were taken while the youngsters were robbing a store. Furthermore, a check showed the boys had stolen the bikes in the first place. The investigation also came up with two other stolen bikes. ' . V'-- " -' ' Friday. October SS, 1S54 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TIUBUHE FIVE First Domiciliary Member Returns Camp White Wlnfield U. Foster checked back Into the domiciliary this week. . Untie February, 1951, Foster carried a card bearing No. 1. He was the first 'man to be put on the rolls when Camp White opened. "I came here in January when there were only three or four men waiting to be admitted," he said. Foster is accustomed to rugged life in the open and since he left he has been-camping around. He spent the past sum mer along the Oregon coast, but. the weather has not been favor able and he has disposed of his car and camping outfit, includ ing two stoves, to move back indoors. Domiciliary Officer Ruffin told him he could not get his old number back, and he has been given No. 9787. Exactly thft many men have been residents at Camp White since the station opened in reoruary 1B4B. - v The world's population has been estimated by the United Nations to be in excess of 2,351 millions of persons. HARDWOOD FOR SALE ; Black Oak and Laurel ' 16" and 24$ A ' Lengths ; I O Cord Call 3-1 S5 After 3 p.m. Europe broke the Oriental mo nopoly on silk making back in the sixth century when two monks rbked torture to smuggle out a few of the forbidden silk worm eg"- 4mm PafmIa. Use Mail Trlburw Want Ada LOGS WANTED We Will Pay Fir Over 34" $45.00 Fir Under 24" $38.00 White Fir $32 Pin $30-$50 ' Double D Lbr. Co. In e. .' Frvers and broilers rea sonable and so are stewing hens. Pork supplies are large mis Fall with lower prices on pork and pork products. Lots of shrimp and plenty oi fresh and frozen west coast fish with fillets a good buy. , Halloween Supplies Remember to stock up on tra ditional Halloween supplies for family enjoyment and for trick or treaters. Pick up a can or two of popcorn for offering gener ous bowls of pop corn, candied corn, carnival corn or popcorn balls. Plenty of apples, dough nuts, raisins, assorted nuts and of course apple cider to be served chilled or hot according to the night's weather. Get some Hal loween paper napkins and other appropriate paper paraphernalia. Dried Fruits and Nuts Now is season of delight In newly dried prunes and fresh dates. California's prune crop is record large and so is the date crop. Nature also smiled on almonds, -walnuts and filberts producing record crops. Vegetable Buys Fall cabbage, both red' and green, of excellent quality for salads, relishes, slaws and quick- cooking. Lots of carrots, celery, potatoes, onions, cauliflower, winter squash, sweet potatoes. bunched vegetables, tomatoes, peppers. : Fruit Buys Jonathan and Rome Beauty apples delight eye and taste. Keep a fruit bowl piled high with crisp juicy apples and a few chilling in the refrigerator. Enjoy grape varieties, season end melons and Bartlett pears. Fresh cranberries available. Plenty of bananas and small oranges. Other Good Buys Dairy products continue abundant, especially milk, cot tage cheese, Cheddar cheese and ice cream. Plenty of vegetable shortenings and salad oils, rice and dry beans. Us. MaU Trlhun. Want Arts Dead Una for Sunday Classified Is ai noon saturaay. HURRY! o A Few Real Bargains Like These Are Left at Our STORE WIDE SALE NEW 4 PIECE .50 DAVENO SET $B H (Hi Dsvene, Chslr, Coffee Table, Limp Tsble Jf DAVENOS ... $6700 New Fries: Cover NEW MATTRESSES & BOX SPRINGS tZzu 0TH SIZES 24 75 Each Up FIREPLACE SCREENS - - $6.95 FIREPLACE GRATE, 26" $4.75 7 Pc. COMPLETE SETS - $24.95 3-Pe. SECTIONAL, like new ...................$79.50 COMB. TRASH BURNER and ELEC. RANGE............ 79.50 APT. SIZE REFRIGERATOR, 1952 Model 79.50 MAPLE CORNER CUPBOARD 25.00 Used Office Equipment OAK GROVE FURNITURE "Largest Selection of New and Used Furniture" ' TERMS FREE DELIVERY On Mil Out of West Main - - DONT BUY ANY AT ANY PRICE! Till You Check Our Peal On One of These SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS! Every One Must- Be Sold: 1952 FORD V8 CUSTOM TUDOR 1951 FORD V8 CLUB COUPE 1951 FORD SIX DELUXE FORDOR 1950 FORD SIX CUSTOM FORDOR 1950 FORD SIX CUSTOM TUDOR 1 949 FORD V8 STATION WAGON 1949 FORD V8 CLUB COUPE 1949 FORD SIX CLUB COUPE 1949 FORD V8 CUSTOM TUDOR 1953 CHEVROLET FORDOR SEDAN 1952 CHEVROLET TUDOR SEDAN 1950 CHEVROLET DELUXE FORDOR 1950 CHEVROLET STYLE LINE TUDOR 1950 CHEVROLET FLEE7LINE TUDOR 1951 MERCURY FORDOR SEDAN 1951 MERCURY SPORT COUPE 1949 MERCURY SPORT COUPE 1952 PONTI AC '3' DELUXE FORDOR 1951 PONTI AC '8' DELUXE FORDOR 1 948 PONTI AC '8' DELUXE FORDOR 1946 PONTIAC 'V TUDOR 1950 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION FORDOR 1950 HILLMAN MINX SEDAN 1947 HUDSON SIX SEDAN 1949 DE SOTO DELUXE FORDOR 1950 NASH FORDOR SEDAN 1948 NASH CLUB COUPE 1950 FORD F8 WITH FABCO TRAILER 1951 FORD F6 154" CAB AND CHASSIS 1951 FORD SIX HALF TON PICKUP 1950 FORD SIX HALF TON PICKUP 1949 FORD V8 HALF TON 4-SPD. PICKUP 1949 FORD SIX PANEL DELIVERY 1948 FORD V8 HALF TON 4-SPD. PICKUP 1948 FORD F-2 3A TON PICKUP 1952 CHEVROLET TWO TON STOCK RACK 1951 CHEVROLET HALF TON PICKUP 1946 CHEVROLET PANEL DELIVERY 1949 GMC TWO TON CAB & CHASSIS 1953 DODGE HALF TON PICKUP 1951 DODGE HALF TON PICKUP DEL. CAB 1951 DODGE HALF TON PICKUP 1950 DODGE CAB OVER FLATBED 1945 DODGE TWO TON FLATBED 1952 STUDEBAKER HALF TON PICKUP 1954 FORD COMPANY CARS Low' Mileage New Car Guarantee: TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS Fordors! Tudors! Victorias! Pick-Ups! CRATER LAKE MOTORS J) USED CAR LOT Main and Fir OPEN TILL 9 P.M. Phone 3-4549