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Newspaper Page Texto e Quotes From the News Pumpkin Center, S. D. XT.PJ Mri. Francis Drake on the pass ing of the old-fashioned Halloween: "The kids don't tip over outhoueeg any more I suppose because there aren't any to tip over." Pendleton, Ore. U.PJ Sen. Wayne More (D-Ore.) urging restoration of fixed patity support for major U. S. crops: "We cannot permit farm prices to continue this one way ride in the wrong direction." San Francisco U.R) Army Chief of Staff Maxwell D. Taylor, on retiring Maj. Gen. William F. Dean, the hero of Taejon in the Korean war: "He is one ot America's great heros. He symbolizes a great epsiode in the Army's history." New York flJ.P.) Gloria Vanderbilt, newly-divorced from con ductor Leopold Slokowski, on reports of her romance with crooner Frank Sinatra: "We are just good friends ... there i no romance in my life. My two interests now are first, my children, and then my career." Geneva U.P.) Secretary of State John Foster Dulles on the need for removal of information, cultural and trade barriers exist ing between Russia and the United States: "We raust break at some point a vicious circle in which lack of freedom in communications and the absence of normal trade relations and personal contacts lead to further misunderstanding between peoples and increased tension." ; Washington U.r!) Washington Redskins' Coach Joe Kuharich on his team's Sunday game against the New York Giants: "We gained over 400 yards, let them cross midfield only once in the entire first half, pi eyed our best game of the year offen sively, and lost. 35-7." On The Side (Distributed by King There is no scarcity of talent at nresent. What is scarce are execu tives who can recognize talent when thev come in contact with it. Bill Curley, the much be loved and brilliant newspaper executive, was one of the great est spotters of talent in journal istic history. He rescued many a fellow from oblivion. Of course Bill himself had been discovered by the greatest of all newspaper talent scouts, William Randolph Hearst. If you believe you have unusual talent in any activit; look around for an executive in vour chosen field who has a reputation for discovering and developing talent. If you are at present working for an executive you think lacks what it takes to recognize talent, start looking for another job. I will treat fur ther with this all important fac tor in every young fellow's life in a later issue. So They Say The British Princess Margaret, familiarly referred t as Meg, was born on August 22. That makes her a Leo woman. Leo women have a tendency to make the wrong choice the first time they marry. Many of them mar ry twice. Some make even more trips to the altar than that be fore they find the right man. Or so say the stargazers. (Note Myrna Loy, celebrated for her portrayal of "perfect wife" types in the films, was born un- j der Leo. Myrna has been mar ried four times.) Passing By Don Ameche. Highly talented thespian. Now starring in the smash hit musical "Silk Stock ings." Don is one of the world's youngest looking fathers of six children. The happy half dozen Ameche youngsters are named Donny, Ronnie, Tommy, Lonny, Bonnie and Connie. Asking Queries from clients. Q Are you familiar with a song titled "When Polly Walks Through the Hollyhocks With Me"? A. Never heard of it. . . Q. My wife is five feet seven in her nylons, weighs 136 and has these measurements: Bust, 36; waist, 26, and hips, 39. It is the hip measurement that makes me Worries beconts less fssrsome Within tba walls of God's House, worries which loomed large outside, become less fearsome. If this alone were the reward of faith, it would be enough. But there is more. Faith is a source of strength, a reservoir of power that helps you meet the needs of every day. By wor shiping with your family each week, you're giving them a measure of security no amount of money could buy. The faith to hope ... to grow ... to live by. Ccew... worship togelfor this week Published as a public service in co operation with The Advertising Council. BURGESS PAINT & WALLPAPER STORE Will Now Operate Under NEW NAME OF MEDFORD PAINT & Wallpaper Store ERHARDT BLIND, Owner Corner 6th & Holly Diagonally Across from the Post Office Phone 2-9321 T by e. v. Duriing Future Syndicate. Inc.) discouraged about streamlining her. What will I do? A. You have a problem there. You may have to take her to one of those hip clipping experts who guar antee to take from two to four inches off the hips. In the mean while have her roll on the floor 15 minutes daily. That may take something off. Brides from Britain Men of the United States armed forces stationed in Great Britain continue to be charmed by the English girls. GI Joes are marrying English girls at the rate of 250 a month. These unions are not a case of marry ing in haste. United States Army regulations covering our armed forces abroad do not permit that. All marriages planned by United States Army men have to be thoroughly screened before the ceremony takes place. No sol dier may marry without permis sion of his group commander. Before that permission is given, the prospective bride must satis factorily answer 50 questions. The soldier must answer 70. Test Does your wife know a fresh egg test? If not, here's one. Put two ounces of salt in glass of water. Put the egg in the glass. If it rises slightly it is about two days old. If it rises half way it is three days old. If it rises to the top it is an ancient egg. Far from fresh. Another thing to remember is that if an egg doesn't poach well it is probably very stale. Fancy Fight Club London's National Sporting Club, where evening dress is obligatory for those attending the boxing bouts, is active again. In the past many great ringmen battled at this club. Among them were Packey McFarland and Mickey Walker. Also Fred die Welsh, the valiant vege terian. Worry Said Mark Of Healthy Mind San . Francisco (U.R) A Beverly Hills psychiatrist says you may be crazy if you don't worry. Dr. Judd Marmor told a meet ing of psychiatrists that "realis tic worry in the face of danger or distress is the mark of a healthy mind." "Contrary to the theme of pop ular writings on the subject which advocate elimination of worry, psychiatrists know that on that pathway lies madness." Marmor discussed the subject of worry before the first west ern divisional meeting of the American Psychiatric Associa tion, which ended a four-day meeting yesterday. A "realistic worry," he said, must have some solid basis in fact and result in "realistic ac tion" either physical or mental. He said it differs from anxiety, which is an emotional rather than an intellectual response. LEGAL NOTICES CLERK'S MONTHLY STATEMENT COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON September, 1955 The following is a statement of the proceedings of the County Court of Jackson County-, Oregon, listing claim ants for supplies and services which were passed upon during the month of September, 1955. as required by Chapter 136 of 1947 Session Laws. BERETH P. HOPKINS County Cleric Approved by Court: Orders: Tax Deed to Walter L. Stewart and Agnes L,. Stewart; Direct ing County Treasurer to distribute O & C Receipts: General County Fund, General Road Fund. Market Road Fund. Emergency Fund, Court House Construction Improvement and Main tenance Fund, O&C Excess Funds; Changing Boundaries Precincts 45, 45A; To purchase Bonds School Dist ricts 4 and 5; Exchange of land. Ruby M. Nelson; Cancellation 1954-55 taxes on lands acquired by County. Indemnity Claims Albert L. Le quiex, Mrs. James M. Johnson. Chas. S. Cingcaide, Oscar J. Gysin. Load Limit Marion Dunlap, Med ford House Moving, Tru Mix Concrete Company, California Oregon Power Company, Nett Putman, Consolidated Heavy Hauling, Lithia Lumber Com pany, R. D. Chamberlain, E. R. Cox. Filed: Bond covering logging opera tion as set out by court. Proposed Lamp Contract Westing house Electric Corporation. Registrar Appointment Luella 8. Stine. Appointment Member to Board of Equalization Edwin H. Singmaster. Auditor's Report July and August, 1955. County Clerk Statement August. County Hospital Report August. Letter Opinion and Order State Tax Commission. ordering reconvening Board of Equalization. - Amended Minutes Board of Equali zation. GENERAL COUNTY FUND Net payments for services of em ployes of Jackson County. Oregon: D. Offenbacher 184.36. C. L. Howard 319.10. M. E. Wells 107.97. D. DeBerry 299.70, E. Gault 238.82. B. C. Tennant 265.20, D. Coe 289.70. V. Vanoose 288.30, P. Bettiol 299.70, J. F. d'Entre mont 278.30. D. E. Dixon 286.40. J. D. Walsh 290.40. E. S. Courtnev 255.00, G. Wright 289.70. M. Brooks 256.90, M. Stephens 238.82. V. Elliott 205.30, M. Dubs 205.30, N. Neil 261.40. O. Le schensky 236.40, A. L. Peterson 236.40, B. J. Brown 215.05. I. F. Brenner 199.76, B.Bigham 209.76, H.Dugan 266.90. D.V. Straus 226.45. L. Smith 209.76. A. Car ter 238.82. T. C. Mclntvre 222.83. M. Mitchell 205.26. G. B. Bohl 245.16. P. I. Moreland 157.69, C. D. Allridge 30.96, B. C. Bohl 17.69. K. L. Janouch 246.97. S. Frankenfield 238.82. A. R. Bailey 209.76. R. L. Hunziker 99.88. E. Jen nings 192.73. V. Moore 244.32. D. Evan son 183.65. H. Nelson 194.30. A. L. Mar tin 204.30. P. Thanos 234.30. A. Haw ver 271.37. C. W. Miller 251.54, T. Hatten 237.69. W. B. McCullough 237.69. S. M. Penington 246.04. J. F. O'Hara 251.61. P. Jantzer 181.42. R. Waterston 191.42. D. Matheny 181.42, M. Beneka 209.80. A. Beneka 198.39, G. Campbell 215.37, F. Toews 237.91, R. Janzen 279.70. M. Janzen 157.00, P.DeWeerd 200.00. M. DeWeerd 153.08, O. C. Maust 212.20. S. C. Maust 204.96, M. Mattern 130.30. D. Mattern 122.00, J. Martin 137.80. R. Dameron 117.50, C. Walker 176.95. H. E. Vick 129.95, V. Morse 145.00, R. Williams 133.30, L. Larvick 102.85. M. Bevel 123.70. D. Thompson 125.80, E. Holbrook 140.85, L. Keith 145.35, M. E. Claassen 150.85, E. Sargent 143.36. V. Heffernan 85.30, E. Brown 216.20. M. Remillard 102.85. D. Goddard 117.55. H. Asher 115.20, K. Crowell 306.15. R. Watkins 196.95. J. G. Armson 297.95. A. E. Merkel, M.D. 805 65. D. E. Collard 315.10. M. E. Bell 232.70. F. Clink 283.10. C. Kent 274.55. E. Kanclier 286.30. M. C. Corcoran 308.00. M. H. Lehman 269.70. A. A. Makinen 257.00. N. M. VanDewalker 185.93, O. S. Moore 333.05. L. Estes 265.20. J .Koppes 241.90. D. A. Huskey 301.65. B. R. Hart 316.15. D. F. Fer rier 212.80. L. D. Berntson 18.10. C. Z. Boyden 11.98. M. E. Boyden 32.31. L. S. Haraldson 9.88. L. D. Pinkham 2.58. G. W. Daley 116.08. P. J. Gilman 219.84. D. C. Hendrix 319.26. O. Hu kill 113.92. C. M. Smith 263.70. C. Tay lor 24.15. E. M. Grove 261.40. M. J. E. McNeil 209.76. A. E. Piazza 150.76. A. B. Holmes 129.96. M. R. Hubbell 12.35, L. A. Perry 69.82, C. D. Holbrook 246.40. L. A. Perkins 195.26. W. P. Tucker 256.45. L. M. Sherman 83.68, D. D. Hughes 18.86. S. Vance 83.37, E. Claflin 154.00. G. Jacobs 125.60, D. Mast 145.60. N. Matteson 145.30. Nor ma Matteson 52.26, E. M. Janouch 205.23. A. L. Sutherland 90.67. F. S. Pinnock 44.65, W. I. Sutherland 187.00. Pavments, travel expense: A. Hawver 133.05. C. W. Miller 92.00. T. W. Hatten 42.90. W. B. Mc Cullough 72.40. S. Penington 29.44, W. P. Tucker 267.60, R. Keating 27.30. C. H. Wendt 24.96. A. E. MerSel. M.D. 160.00. D. E. Collard 75.00. F. Clink 75.00, O. S. Moore 75.00, E. Kanclier 75.00, C. Kent 75.00. M. H. Lehman 75.00, A. A. Makinen 75.00. D. A. Hus kev 75.00, B. R. Hart 100.00. M. C. Corcoran 75.00. M. E. Bell 75.00. If. W. Burns 61.80. K. Crowell 119.61. W. I. Sutherland 50.00, A. B. Mekvold 106.27. H. Gault 261.79, D. H. DeBerrv 107.36. D. E. Dixon 72.56. E. S. Courtney 52.64. V. V. Va noose 67.44. D. D. Coe 157.20. J. D. Walsh 90.64. B. C. Tennant 114.96, P. Bettiol 147.21. G. Wright 40.96. C. D. Holbrook 41.65. D. C. Hendrix 129.68, C. M. Smith 81.04. G. W. Daley 44.56, O. Hukill 53.52. Payments for Witness and Jury service: G. B. Haugen, M.D. 135.92. R. D. Blunch 11.76, W. C. Bushnell 9.84, O. R. Caster 8.30. S. A. Gordon 7.50, A. E. Bougher 7.50, G.. W. Simmons 7.82. E. M. Nelson 8.62. D. E. Sher wood 7.50, R. H. Galbraith. Jr. 7.82, F. F. Freeman 5.00, L. R. Phillips 10.64, B. F. Madden 26.24. L. Jarmin 10.48, P. B. Kimsey 14.80. J. Winslett 5.00. S. C. Svbouts 10.12. R. V. Rob erts 13.84. G. M. Rindt 20.00. R. A. Sorenson 10.48, D. V. Matheny 10.00, J. I. Davidson 24.40, J. W. Lick 29.48. H. Dressier 25.96. L. G. McLaren 10.48, A. L. Wallace 10.96. R. H. Wed lock 8.68. H. M. Worth 5.00. W. R. Holman 20.00. P. M. Bateman 21.44, D. L. Russell 20.00. E. E. Artmire 25.04, W.L.Kingman 10.00. M. Stemple 13.84. P. A. Roley 30.80. E. L. Bur gess 5.00. L. D. Gourley 14.48. H. K. Atwood 10.00. W. B. Moody 5.00. L. M. Robbins 30.56. J. A. Thompson 21.20. A. B. Kee 30.56, W. Knips 10.96, L. DeShazer 13.84, J. F. Brown 25.76. Payments for supplies, services and equipment: Garco Supply Co. 50.87. Bureau of Labor 8.75, Calif .-Pacific Utilities 64.67. Central Rexall Drug 49.26, Copco 442.63. C. L. Coyle. M.D. 85.00. Cash Davis Pharmacy 11.79. Dr. C. I. Drummond 10.00, Dupray Engraving Co. 14.40. The Flox Co. 49.49. Fluhrer Bakeries 29.52. Dr. W. W. P. Holt 40.00, Jackson Co. Road Dept. 238.90, Jew ett Office Supply 252.62, Jorgensen's 79.02. Medford Printing Co. 89.46. Medford Stationery Store 48.65. C. T. Metsker 225.00, Office Stationery & Supply 141.90, Oregon Egg Producers 137.19, Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. 519.22, R. L. Polk & Co. 135.00. Siskiyou Hardware 3.42. So. Ore. Livestock Auc tion 100.00, F. Swan 199.00. Tide Water Assoc. Oil Co. 52.91. Tri County Office Machines 105.50. Trowbridge & Flynn 8.28. Western Union 2.05. Zellerbach Paper Co. 44.95. Jim Busch Ford Sales 9.00. Eastman Kodak Stores 25.92, Remington Rand 381.79, Burgess Paint & Wallpaper Store 3.96. City Sanitary Service 10.00. Dr. S. R. Dippell 5.00, Nudelman Bros. 13.29, Altas Stamp & Die Co. 39.75. Acorn Press 7.30. Otis Elevator Co.t'85.38. Bates Candy Co. 43.26, Jim's Produce 24.56. Beck's Ba keries 40.60. Faber's Market 19.93, Chrystal Meats 27.14. Medford Mill work Co. 30.62, Vallev Equip. Co. 78.95, Medford Concrete Const. Co. 2.99, Leonard Electric Co. 10.50. Cur ley's Auto Service 4.00, Garden Cen ter Nursery 10.00, Am. Hospital Sup ply Corp. 107.69, Faber's 13.00. Sam son Feed & Seed 103.63, Talent Hard ware 2.31. Harry & David 12.50. Sharp's Dairv Supply 9.54. Mann's 14.59, Trites Coffee Co. 23.80. Hubbard Bros. 4.12. St. Rose Industrial School 30.00, Catholic Services for Children 5.00, Robinson Bros. 10.95. Medford Lab. 4.00. Pitney-Bowes, Inc.. 36.00, Motorola 165.45. Am. Laundry 9.34, Surgical Sales 35.67, Sharu & Dohme 3.57. State Public Welfare Comm. 49,838.25. R. Thompsen. M.D. 5.00. Dr. S. E. Philips 519.75. Dr. W. W. Weller 159.75. R. A. Boyer 60.00. Children's Farm Home 40.00. N. W. Burns 102.02, Groceteria 83.52. Mason. Ehrman & Co. 58.08. R. E. Hibbs 10.00. Medford Of fice Equip. 4.10. Brophvs 8.50 J. M. Main 15.00. J. K. Gill Co. 57.73. South QUICK and EASY! Use Tribune Wcrnf Ads ern Oregon Title Co. 80.00, K. CrotreH 8.15. Valley Shade Co. 5.60. Standard Brands 49.36. L. Welch 76.50. G. E. Stacey 100.00, B. P. Hopkins 8.00. J. J. O'Donnell 44.95. Shepard's Citations 24.00. Ore. Nev. Calif. Fast Freight 11.74, Pengad Co. 86.94, Medford Ho tel 6.70, Credit Bureau of Medford 4.90. Pierce Freight Lines 7.78. I. Hu son 30.00. Shannon & Co. 2.40. Bur roughs Corp., .94. Dunham Printing Co. 11.85. The Lumberman 12.00. W. Nunlev .80. H. C. Mattson 2.00. Dr. W. J. Stone 750, Dr. Chas. Weeber 7.50. C. S. Cingcade 24.00. Mrs. J. M. Johnson 24.00. O. J. Gysin 8.00. Re cordak Corp. 45.09. R. M. Taylor 4.00, L. Eaton 4.00. B. Doyon 4.00. Bancroft-Whitnev Co. 25.00, Monarch Seed & Feed 15.00. Medford Meat Co. 34.60. L. H. Butcher Co. 9.25, Southern Pa cific Co. 6.73. Am. Laundry Machinery Co. 15.40. Ashland Printing Co. 69.84, D. S. Collins 25.00. Klocker Printery 105.15. A. L. Lequieu 280.00. B.P. Hopkins (Federal Tax) 4.436.05 (State Tax) 371.25, Public Employes Retire ment Board (Soc. Sec.) 3.632.96. Jack son County 186.64, Nat. Hosuital Assn. 272.00. Rogue Valley Physicians' Serv ice 92.01. Public Employes Retirement System 738.74. State Industrial Acci dent Comm. 232.64. CIVIL DEFENSE FUND J. H. Hicks 213.40. L. M. Sherman 110.00. Pacific Tel. & Tel. 11.30. Com mercial Printing Co. 6.40, Postmaster 12.00. Verl G. Walker Co. 14.76. B. P. Hopkins (State Tax) 2.20, Public Em ployes Retirement Board 4.40. J. H. Hicks 31.92, -Civil Air Patrol 99.00, State Industrial Accident Comm. .17. COURT HOUSE FUND H. W. Bovle 10.16. A. E. Fletcher 31.20. Commercial Printing Co. 39.14, Pacific Tel. & Tel. 39.86. Copco 102.44, Valley Shade Co. 1.604.20. LeFebure Corp. 59.83, Brill Metal Works 29.52, Cummins-Chicago Corp. 228.29. Clog ston's Cabinet Shop 74.07. Ben H. Todd 800.00. H. G. Carl Const. Co. 2,806.71. Brownie's Plumbing 8c Heat ing 2,000.00, B. P. Hopkins (State Tax) .43. Public Employes Retirement Board .86, State Industrial Accident Comm. .33. JACKSON COUNTY FARM HOME FUND Brownie's Plumbing & Heating, 150.94. ROAD FUND Net payments for employes of Jack son County Road Department: A. S. Backlund 93.67, J. A. McDou gall 45.85. R. Parr 26.02, B. T. Aus tin 263.17. W. R. Flagg 301.98. H. T. Furnas 311.32. D. M. lvie 289.72, B. J. James 153.44. J. S. Pruitt 273.49. O. M. Pruitt 244.56. P. B. Rynning 445.52, L. J. Shorey 355.12, R. L. Smith 210.44, V. S. Smith 306.32. I. A. Spires 318.02, G. W. Anderson 308.39. J. Y. Baldwin 263.89. H. H. Brown 284.65. G. E. Brownlee 268.09. C. O. Culy 284.65, M. R. Griffin 271.65. L. Hartman 316.34, W. Hartman 268.92. D. D. Hinkle 250.02, R. P. Johnson 318.37, S. Johnson 332.70, G. E. Buchholz 277 .94. L. Burdahl 232.33, L. Culy 299.50, L. Damon 335.21. P. Hannaford 333.42. E. Harnish 307.57, J. I. Lusk 279.83, D. P. Smith, Sr. 232.09, E. Avery 323.83. C. Baker 313.51. C. Baker, Jr. 256.77, M. Boat 333.39, J. Merritt 323.42. T. Smith 299.24. L. Andrews 316.07. L. J. Big ham 319.57. J. F. Burns 287.17, G. E. Huls 253.87. M. Jacobson 274.15, A. K. Stith 303.72, J. Sutton 244.26. E. S. Accorne 336.13. W. E. Allen 268.07, B. F. Allison 230.03, E. H. Anderson 305.65, W. J. Barlow 276.27. J. L. Beams 341.11, W. J. Bench 353.62, P. T. Betz 329.16. L. J. Bigham 151.96, D. F. Blank 295.51, W. F. Blancett 251.94, C. I. Bourne 318.01. J. W. Bow man 315.65, R. F. Brown 316.60. D. C. Carver 333.27. O. C. Chesnut. 334.65, G. E. Chilreth 282.41, A. Christensen 328.61. R. Clark 315.31. D. J. Clifford 339.03, M. Clifford 195.39. J. L. Con ner 305.69. E. JL. Cooper 351.07. Ned A. Coverdale 302.28. R. Craig 307.89. G. R. Crumley 337.97, J. L. Crumm 255.29, E. E. Culver 318.00. L. F. Cut burth 327.23. J. L. Danford 302.45. W. H. Davis 278.53. C. B. Dean 367.91. C. Dooms 231.42, H. C. Dooms 309.83, W. Dooms 331.33, F. Dutton 287.70, E. M. Earl 440.42. L. B. Earl 386.60, J. W. Eatherton 313.39. H. D. Ferns 329.97. D. Floyd 292.15. F. Foust 422.60, J. Foust 270.04. J. R. Gain 311.67. W. L. Garner 369.85, C. B. Goodnight 194.36. J. Groves. Jr. 371.42. A. B. Haddock 325.99. I. E. Hall 315.50. R. E. Harnish 347.01, S. Karris 347.03, S. G. Hartbauer 253.57. B. Hatch 415.95. O. E. Hayes 276.21. M. Heffernan 280.60, G. Hillman 350.92. T. W. Hora 287.98. W. D. Horman 247.89. M. R. Hubbell 192.62. W. W. Irons 291.97. H. A. Kan tor 339.72. C. Keeney 310.23. J. O. Keller 293.22. W. M. Kenvon 318.66, K. B. Kite 297.69. J. Lichtenstern 305.22, C. J. Lucas 315.04, P. R. Lynch 301.97, M. Mahoney 307.97. E. L. Mar shall 283.10, R. E. Merritt 319.57. H. C. Meyer 362.10. C. L. Michael 345.65, J. R. Miller 343.01, L. G. Monroe 304.78, B. B. Moore 305.43. M. W. Morse 333.80. C. J. Netzel 298.63. C. C. Nicholson 321.49. C. A. Perdue 316.62, J. T. Perdue 291.49. L. A. Perry 213.09. E. F. Pierce 341.19. P. H. Pothier 278.76, E. W. Rausch 351.48. D. E. Rawlings 238.29. J. Rawstern 182.47. R. P. Reed 323.15. W. W. Rees 270.87, R. J. Rinabarger 227.34, G. H. Robert son 351.09. K. M. Ross 385.13. H. W. Scoggin 249.87. D. J. Scott 92.61. D. L. Shearin 305.99. F. Sherman 341.72, F. A. Shipley 317.78. J. R. Shope 332.87, R. I. Simmons 307.25. P. I. Smith 282.83, D. Stout 287.42. H. J. Stout 326.34. J. B. Sutton 295.97. D. L. Sweet 433.25. E. J. Tavlor 325.76. E. T. Thigpin 325.99, J. D. Thomas 249.79, H. E. Tolle 224.21. A. H. Turpin 283.57. L. T. Vanderpool 368.95. H. K. Walch 150.81, W. W. Walker 327.05, A. T. Wattenberg 280.44. G. C. Wil liams 346.46, J. B. Winningham 269.57, W.C.Wood 326.14, T.V.Wright 343.20. J. W. Wubbels 292.04. Payments for supplies, services and equipment for Jackson County Road Dept.: Cal-Ore Machinery Co. 1674.87. Citv of Ashland 8.60, Colyear Motor Sale's 1345.83, Copco 93.49, Eagle Pt. Water Comm. 5.00, Hubbard Bros. 698.23, Loggers & Contractors Mach. Co. 669.95. L. G. McLaren 474.86. Med- Hot Via on BUY THE NEW Quick Wm GP AUTOMATIC " S ELECTRIC Water Heater Wash a Load of Clothes EVERY HOUR e -All Day Long ONLY $5.00 A MONTH NOTHING DOWN APPLIANCE 115 EAST MAIN Authorized Dealer CENEnAL ELECTRIC Water Heaters ford Stationery Store S29.05. Older Tire Sc Wheel Exchange 1306.78. Pa cific Tel. & Tel. Co. 65.11. Pierce Freight Lines 18.49, Rogue Equip. Sales 2.321.23. So. Pacific Co. 3.903.95, Witham Parts & Equip. 128.01, Bruce Bauer Lbr. Co. 1,827.33. Medford Do mestic Laundry 30.31. Moore Steel Service Co. 2.754.32. Rush Electric 28.75, Thrift Auto Supply 2.41. Med ford Water Comm. 7.30. H. M. Rice 28.80. Smith & Logan 29.40. Howard Cooper Corp. 444.62. Columbia Eauip. Co. 43.90. W. J. Burke & Co. 10.40, The Sloan Co. 9.80. Nelson Equip. Co. 18.85. So. Ore. Equip. Co. 4.10. Par sons Grinding Service 31.08. Hubbard Wray Co. 6.20. Medford Concrete Const. Co. 1,305.15. Woodbury Med ford 589.49, Feenaughtv Mach. Co. 195.11, Gardner's Mach. Shop 2.40, Hawkinson Tire Tread Service 134.74, Sam Jennings Tire Co. 24.58, Lorenz Co. 93.59. Medford Auto Upholstery 2.75, Medford Plate Glass & Mirror Co. 34.59, Medford Saw Service 10.95, Medford Spring Service. 34.94, Ore. Liquid Gas Co. 141.55. Pacific Mach. & Tool Steel Co. 78.72, H. L. Pritchard Co. 158.47, Andrews & Andrews Equip. 469.25, , Contractors Equip. Corp. 187.51. P. L. Crooks & Co. 36.00, Of- jlinmi jiijtuimiLiuMiillw iiiiwhmim n I. i . J J m i - 1 Always BE ALUMINUM-CLAD The only tookware with a y8" loyer of aluminum bonded fa the bottom of each stainless steel utensil... gives you better cooking, easier, scrub-free cleaning. All utensils have heat resistant handles ... can be used ?n the oren. COVERED SAUCEPAN 1-QT 5 2- QT. 3- QT 7.95 9.25 B. COVERED SAUCEPOT 4-QT. ...10.45 ' C. FRY PAN 8 Vi inch . 10'2 inch 6.95 9.95 0 DOUBLE BOILER 2-QT .12.95 o mm . .. There's nothing like Si. e l 1 1 it, lut ueaumui, umooia room decoration. Gorgeous colors that dry in one hour, make painting easy even if you've never painted before! $1.78 Qt . . $5.59 Gal. (Deep Colors Slightly Higher) i 24 Regular Colors Hundreds of Intermixtures PRESTONE ANTI-FREEZE Protect your automobile now from the cold weather to come. PRESTONE the most famous of all permanent $25 type anti-freezes. w gal. Tuesday, November 1, 1955 fice Stationery & Supply 6.10. Big Pines Lbr. Co. 15.89, Courtesy Chevro let 42.60, Crater Lake Motors 33.34. Industrial Air Products 61.71. Johnny s Bee Line Service 22.50. Littrell Parts 238.91. Padgett Auto Parts 69.54, So. Ore. Bearing Sales 75.48. Tru-Mix Concrete 44.40. American Bitumuls & Asphalt 3227.82. Ore. Nev. Calif. Fast Freight 2.06. Shell Oil Co. 8974.11. Crater Lake Mach. Co. 148.77. Douglas Oil Co. 1156.05. Electric Supply Co. 10.40. Union Oil Co. 815.58. Parsons Motors 190.29, The Texas Co. 484.96, Bureau of Land Management 110.10, M. C. Lininger & Sons 2066.81. Cen tral Pump Co. 50.86. Electric Steel Foundry Co. 639.80. Standard Oil Co. 705.70. Hvdraulic Jack Service 14.55. Cullen Equip. Co. 336.09. Neptune Meter Co. 105.00, Tide Water Assoc. Oil Co. 6069.14. R. Johnson 21.00. Ore gon Sawmill Co. 1.00. Timber Products Co. 20.00, The Stevens Corp. 165.75, Rush Electric 2.40, O. K. Rubber Welders 3.00. City of Gold Hill 2.70. F. Fuller 225.00, Coronet Sign & Dis plav Service 61.10, Farmers Lbr. Co. 41.20. Medford Lbr. Co. 1.92. Rogue op Hubbards For . J 4 9 r - Look at These BUILDERS HARDWARE VixZVz Brass or Prime Coat DOOR BUTTS Round or . square corner. AMERICAN MADE. SPECIAL CORBIN LOCK SETS All steel working parts, solid brass knobs and escutcheons. 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