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Newspaper Page TextChamber Folder Shows Area Activity Rise The Jackson County Charr.bcT of Commerce "facts and figures" foHer for Medford and Jackon county foraf'j out this week. It will show that things in the Rogue valley are generally growing in sue. number, or ben efit. A comparison of the 1056 folder with the one for 1955 re veais these changes from a year ago: Incerase from 3 46 to 5 47 nquare miles of territory within the city of Meaford: Increase from 19.050 to 20.033 popula'ion within Medford. and from 66,047 to 66.420 population in the county; Trading Area Increase from 31.000 to 32. 500 people within the six-mile radius city trading area; Increase from 172.000 to 197, 000 people in the secondary trad ing area: Increase from 1.505 to 1.752 mercantile f.rms in the county: Increase from 18.503 to 13. 863 people employed in the mer cantile firms of the county: Decrease from 1.770.000 to Ironsides Grassland Fire Under Control Ironsides. Ore. U.R A forest fire six miles north of here has burned 80 to 100 acres, but was thought under control this morning. Darrel Fulwider, district range manager of the Vale-Jordan grazing office of land manage ment, said the fire began Satur day afternoon. It was confined to five acres until last night when rising winds spread it to its present estimate of upwards of 100 acres. Most of the area burned was flash and yellow pine reproduc tion. Fulwider said that 90 men from the Bureau of Land Man agement and volunteers were fighting the blaze. A camp has been set up in the area for the firefighters. Six bulldozers and two pumpers have been called into the fight. Yesterday one of the tractors caught fire. The seat and wire in the vehicle were destroyed before the flames were ex tinguished. There have been several fires in the area this year. Fulwider said, but this one is the worst so far. SoTi'gf Deputy Makes Surprise Tito Visit Brioni, Yugoslavia (U.P.) Mystery today surrounded the surprise week end visit of So viet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan with Marshal Tito. Mikoyan flew here unexpect edly Saturday. He left today. His destination was not an nounced. There was no indica tion whether he was returning to Moscow from his still myster ious visit to Yugoslavia and to Hungary. Mikoyan's visit to Budapest coincided with the ouster of Hungarian Communist party leader Matyas Rakosi, an old fciemy of Tito's. A Yugoslav official spokesman refused to divulge the reasons for Mikoyan's surprise "private visit." He refused to confirm or deny a report that Mikoyan was making arrangements for an other visit to Yugoslavia by Pre mier Nikolai Bulganin and Com munist party chief Nikita S. Khrushchev. Frying Pan Project Hay Be Cleared Soon Washington (UP' Rep. J. Edgar Chenoweth said today the $158,000,000 Frying Pan-Arkansas Froject in Colorado may be cleared by the House Rules committee Tuesday for House tion. The Colorado Republican, au thor of the Senate passed bill authorizing the project, said he understood the rules committee would consider action Tuesday and "we hope to get it cleared." The measure, drafted early this year by the House Interior committee, has been blocked for months in the rules committee. House Democratic leaders now are pushing to get it out to the floor. Miss America To Wed Crooner on Sept. 22 Denver (U.R'1 Miss America Sharon Kay Ritchie and crooner o Don Cherry will be married in Denver Sept. 22 and then reside in New York, they announced Sunday. Miss Ritchie, who will wind up a year as Miss America in September, said she was "going to devote my life to being Mrs. Cherry" Miss Ritchie won Miss Colo rado honors while attending Colorado Women's college in Denver and later was selected Mi?5 America. Her hometown is Grand Island. Neb. Government economists pre dict the registration of motor vehicles in the United States will go from the present 61.000, 000 to 61,000,000 by 1965. 1.5'iO.OGO acres of commercial timber lands surrounding Med ford; Increase from S26.118.481 to S2r.&(4.333 annual income from the county's second largest in dustry, agriculture. Annual Pear Income Increase from S12.000.000 to S15.000.000 annual income from pears alone; Increase of S25 million in .bank deposits. S8! 2 million in loans and $47' 2 million in bank debits during 1955: Increase from 32.976 to 35.106 utilities customers in Medford: Increase from 21.278 to 21,762 total newspaper circulation in Medford, Ashland, and Central ' Point; Incream from one to two junior high schools in Medford. I from 580 to 625 teachers in the j county; from 178 to 207 teach ers in Medford; from 2,877 to 3.100 elementary school enroll ment in Medford. from 1,125 to 1.260 junior high school enroll ment in Medford; from 8:13 to 1.055 high school enrollment in Medford, and from 700 to 820 Southern Oergon college enroll ment. Airport Increase I Increase from 60.000 to 80.- 000 passenger volume yearly at the Medford airport, and from 11 to 16 flights daily; Increase from 19 to 47 private swimming pools in Medford. In addition to the above, the folder points out that during the first six months of 1956, over S2. 000, 000 in building permits were recorded for Medford on both commercial and residential property, an amount which is equal to the total construction activity for the entire year of 1955. Rogue River Girl Elected Glad Queen Grants Pass Irene Bring mann, of Rogue River, was chosen by a panel of judges to reign over the Grants Pass Gladiolus Festival and Queen Gladys XVI, at coronation cere monies Friday at the Grants Pass Hieh school football field. Miss Bringmann will preside over her court at the annual ! Gladiolus show and festival in Grants Pass city park July 28 and 29. She will also receive a S.'JOO scholarship to the cnllesc- of her choice from the Gladiolus commission. The new queen was born April 14, 10?.3. in Burlirm;ime. Calif. She came to Rogue River with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bringmann, in 1948, and at tended the Rogue River grade and high schools. She was saluta torian of the 1956 graduating class, queen of the sweetheart ball and a cheer leader. Philippines, Japan Resume Relations Tokyo (U.Rj The Philip pines and Japan resumed diplo matic relations today almost 11 years after the end of World War II. The final ceremonial steps were taken when representatives of the two nations exchanged in struments of ratification of the S800.000.000 reparations agree ment. The Philippines ratifica tin of the San Francisco peace treaty will be deposited with the State Department in Washing ton. Foreign Minister M a m o r u Shigemitsu of Japan and Minis ter Jose F. Imperial of the Philippines signed and ex changed the reparations docu ments in a brief ceremony at the Foreign Ministry here. Widely Known Oregon Educator Succumbs Portland UJ.R1 One of Oregon's most widely known ed ucators. Hopkin Jenkins, died at his home here Saturday at the age of 80. Jenkins for many years serv ed as principal at Jefferson high school in Portland and since his retirement from active work was principal-emeritus at the school. Jenkins had been active in civic and youth work in Port land for many years. Nixon Scores Eagle In Sunday Golf Game Washington -XI.R- Vice President Richard M. Nixon, playing golf at the Columbia country club Sunday, made an eagle, the next best thing to a hole in one. The vice president knocked a four-wood shot into the cup for a two on the 363-yard, par four third hole. His total for the round was 86. Nixon has never made a hole in one. Though of somewhat doglike appearance, hyenas do not real ly belong to the dog tribe. They are. in fact, intermediate be tween the dogs and cats though actually included in the cat tribe. The annual exhibit of student work at the University of Cal ifornia's college of architecture i being held on the Berkeley carr.pus until Sept. 15. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY SELL OP TPADF ETJltv in 54 Chev Corvette. 3:8 Par Ave.. Ph EEFOP.E VOL' ELY OR SELL war p: ar.o or cali BEATON'S 534 N. Frr.- at j2--;nt Ph 2-7327. FOP SALE BY OWNER-Larse 2-r'l-Tr : r.'.n e Pr s."-: oi 3 :.c.-rr.s FOP. SAI. C 15 a un;rr proved lar.d n? .tacrisonviiie Prt JacK- f(R SALE 2-V77"rr -Fr rs 3 to 3', lb . SI Dres.f"1 pxtra Pn 3. Mrs Debusk. Pi- for" pent or" lease .rr. hrS. r.-.race. Carpnr FO:i RENT. -l-b'irin. modern nouse FOR RENT L:cht housekeeping L;rn Private entrance. 1 person. T:;2 S'.F:r F'W RENT 2-iiHrm unfurn. houje :j:" Boardman. Ph 2-HHh?, C77 Onn 1-B R hr-.me. 2 hafhj. L R JLL,0JJ anti D r Nice kitchen with bi;i:in to burn Fireplace and eiectnc heat Th;. is a new ea.st vde hf-r.p CITHnn Ne-.v 3-B R home, fire JL,VJJ place and electric heat I.o lOP.ytR I,n;v down pavmen' or wiji take 22-ft. traiier house as part C 1 A nOfi N'ew 3-B R with autorrat- J 1 f.UUU . v. ahrr and dry ver. Lot 1 ten $7,500":, "nlv 3 pa rs old nn Inf HRrrl'".'00'1 floors This hot;- ha hren v-ell kept and is n?a! and clean. C.avtnn V i.r'A'it Real EstV BroV-er 7-1 i Or-,,-;-,- BMp Ph 2-2:7 W-r.r-n r-.pr-on -a lrr.an Ph 3-?.W VANTFD Compos: iTmn hinclrs or h o rr -t n T '" n wnc?, n ! ! sumnrr? work ir.-ir! dnn-npc Applv Hfnns pnofin" 1!0 Ad.-rns, Klnmath Frills, or caH TT'xodo ;-'J(-;. Klamath Falls LOCAL" nrSIN-EPS MAX f;imiivrie--rr To rrnT nicf 2 or 3-hdrm h-r-ie Proff-ra'r lv nrir Crt'hohc school Rcf-r-rrrp- Call 3-1 U-R FOR PFN'T OR LEASE RFt business lo-r.Tinn 1 finf) to ft floor space Unr Trihur.p Box f42 1 FOR SALE rushman ""scooter. $00 14I-inonlri St FOR s A LK $3n0 canity lriFPH:m nuth club cnunc Sacrifice. Leavinp town Ph Ash 0-52RR FOR S ALF Onlv 3 left 2 black Rr tan, 1 rrd Dir-hshnnd puppies Sired bv Dwarf Eanrabv Von Hupo. Ph .?-134fi WAX7EO PLUM PICKERS. Register at Bear Creek Orchard; ncrsonncl nffice Picking to start within next few Havs wANTED-Tpuffrjo foree blower No. 2 Ph 2-2?n3 FORS ALE i 047Fori R passenrrer station wacnn Excellent condition Oond rnhher 2nfl Ph. NO-4-20'52 FOR SAL E Conn rk 1 led whit e face locker beef one half or whole, rr cut wrapped, quick frozen. Ph 3-2777. FOR SAIF OR TRADESl-fl. ranch". 13- i'-ncated. Tden hnuie. B F Sp- Rt . Box 112. Eagle Point. VA- FOR SALE Modern 2-bdrm. home in excellent location Total price S7.fino. Reasonable down payment. 920 Ken von. FOT? RF.NT Small 3-rm cottnep in h e rr a r 4 1 0Ha miltnn. Ph 3-121 7 LOST Brown Pointer, white marked, rhain collar A- answers to name of Walker, under Vet s cn'-e for rii? IrmpT Misslrirr since Fri. nmrntne, in vicinity of F Jackson. Offer re ward for anv information. Ph 3-2."4H. WANTED Enrine-for 'SO" BuickTuper Dynn-flow. Ph 2-782. FOR SAI , EA PRIC OT5" first drive thi.s side of Griffin Creek School. LJ Gorier. Ph3-27on FOR SALE 22'.. cu7 ft custom freTT rr & R-in. tiltinc arbor Delta table srw wif h 4-in attached jointer on metal .stand. Ph 2-281"). " S AV F. 20 M of Beautiful Pine Paneling. S125 ncr T HO M. of Beautiful Cedar Panehne. SOO. per M Still have lots of eooH sheetmy at S40 per -M- Free deliver v NORTON LUMBER CO Phoenix. Orr Phone C A S H R E G I STER-f orsaTe Nan (uial electric. 5-key. rine.s up to S50 Esprrially suited to restaurant u5e. In top condition. Phone 2-7254 or 2-5325. Medford. WANTED To rent pickup for 8 weeks. Ph. 3-4521. FOR SALE 2 h p Berkley pump and General Electric single-phase motor. New $130. Schafer Electric. Ph. 2-22 17. FOR SALE Tsed bungalow type piano. Mahogany case. Excellent condition. Matching bench. Priced for quick sale. PURL'CKER PIANO HOUSE 111 X Centra 1 FOR SALE Two-speed 18" fans. 44R0 CFM and CFM, 525. At Schafer Electric Ph. 2-2217. BACK FOR RENTAL Two spinet type pianos. One in walnut, one m red maple See them at PURUCKER PIANO HOUSE 111 N Central FOR-R E NT : Ware house . and Cut Stock Plant. 2802 Crater Lake Hwy. Phone 2-837S. Medford SPECIAL Another shipment of new windows at barcain Prices. 150 Ft. of used 4' soil pipe Thermodor Air Coolers S3ft 95. 1 Used Electric range $45. 2 Used gas ranges S45 each Everything for a Buildintr HAGGARD LUMBER CO. On Hwy. Pi. Phoenix. Open Sunday BUN DLES OFOLD N E WSP APERS for sale 20c each Mali Tribune Office 27 North Fir FREE ESTIMATES & PLANNING on birch or fir kitchen cabinets. VALLEY FUEL CO 2 W Main St. 3-1578 WE FIX 'EM while you sleep at no extra cost HAWKIXS XITE GARAGE 616 S. Riverside Ph. 3-1534 PLANER BLOX SUMMER PRICES MEDFORD FUEL. Tel. 2-2111 L'ME Our pric tncludes spreading -!i-v1ce Gold Hill 5-9UPI; eves 5-P245. Agricultural Lime Dstrb Co LEGAL NOTICES N O T I C E IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of ADA E WALZ. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has tiled his Final Account m the above entitled matter and the above entitled Court has fixed the 7th day of August.. 1J5H, at 10. 00 o'clock a m.. in the Circuit Court Room, in the Court House in Medford. Oregon, as the time and place for hearing ob jections to said Final Account and for the settlement therof. ERNEST L. WALZ. Administrator Skyrman. Oueilette & Heisel. Attorneys for Administrator For Besr Results! Use Tribune Want Ads Easy. Just Dial 2-6 14 1 FOR Hot Weather REFRESHERS SHOP AT . . LEGAL NOTICES ORDINANCE NO. 6501 AN ORDINANCE providing for the "t.! ruction of paving, curbs and rr. r-w a-, s on Ashland Aver.ne from ::r..:i Street to Eleventh Street in -,e C;'y of Medford. Oregon, and for -.e ar-ysrr.en: of the co.st thereof on tic ' n fp::t prpert-.' : providing for a ::-.f-e;:r.c cf the Council to con5ider prnt-ts against said improvement , ar.d providing for the serving of the 'owners of adjacent property with nr-'K-e thereof bv the Recorder. THE CI TV OF MEDFORD DOTH ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS Se::nn 1 That it is the intention nf The Council to cause to be con-s!n:r-eH paving, curbs and driveways I n A-r.Und Avenue front Ninth Street To Eleventh Street, in accordance ; w!?h the plans and specifications on ! f:!e in the office of the City Suoer . mtendent. at the Citv hall. Medford, Orf-gon. to which plans and snecifi-r'i!:"-:s reierence is hereby made tor deTiiis and estimated costs thereof, i and To assess upon each lot. or part thereof adjacent to and benefited by ; such improvement i's proportionate share of the cost of said improvement j as provided by the Charter of the City of Medford. ! Section 2 The Council will meet in The Council Chambers at the City i Hall on the 7th riav of August. ")ri'i. at 7:30 PM. at which time and place ! the owners of said adjacent propertv are herehv called upon to appear : before said Council and show cause. if any. why said improvement should j nnT bp constructed, and whv said : proper! v should not be assessed for j the construction thereof. Section 3. That warrants for the cot.s of the aforementioned improve ment shall bear interest at four per ! cen' '4'' per annum and shall con stitute general obligations of the City ; of Menfnrri. and The terms and con ; dttions of said warrants fhall be as j provided bv in Oregon Revised Stat- utes 287 502 to 287.510 inclusive. Section 4 The City Recorder i.s ; hep-by directed to serve notice hereof ' upon the pro pert v owners aforesaid, i bv publishing this Ordinance once i in a daily newspaper, printed, pub ' Iihed. and of general circulation in I said City at least ten flOi days before i the date of said meeting, and by post- mc five copies of this Ordinance in j five public and conspicuous places I in said Citv for a period of ten 10 davs prior to said meeting. PASSED by the City Council and signed by me in open session in authentication of its passage this 17th dav of Julv. IO.ifi. Earl M. Miller. Mavor ATTEST: D F Hrson. Recorder Approved by me this 17th dav of July. 1956. Earl M. Miller, Mayor NOTICE OF BOND SALE Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of Medford. Ore gon, will, on the 21st dav of August. at the hour of 7. 30 o'clock P.M., at the Council Chamber in the City Hall in the City of Medford, Jackson Countv. Oregon, offer tor sale at not less than par and accrued interest from date thereof to date of delivery an Lsaue of S75.O0O of bonds of the City of Medford, being the hereto fore duly authorized Citv of Medford j Genera! Obligation Airport Improve- ; mem aonas. series c, said bonds to be in the denomination of SI .000.00 each, numbered 1 to 75 inclusive, to , be dated August 1. Ift58 and to ma- ture serially in numerical order at ! the rate of S7.000.00 per annum on ! the first day of August in each of the ears 1958 to 1962. inclusive, and at the rate of $8,000.00 per annum on the first day of August m each of the , j years inti.i to If hi inclusive, sajd - hor.ris to hear interest at a rate or ra'es of not to exceed four percent '4 ; i per annum payable semi annually on the 1st days of February i and August of each year, principal and interest payable at the office of the Treasurer of the City of Medford. ' Oregon. j S;.ifl bond? will be sold subject to the approving opinion of Messrs. Win- i :it. MrCuiKich. Shuier & Sayre. bond : : attorneys of Portland. Oregon; said i bonds to be furnished and printed by the City of Medford. Oregon. . " All bids must be in writing ancf all persons offering to purchase such bondh arc invited to bid thereon at siKh rate or rates of interest not ex ceeding four per cent (4'- i per annum rts thev shall designate and said bonds shall henr such rate or ralrs of inter est as shall be designated by the pur chaser thereof, as a toresaid. Each bid shall be accompanied by a tabulation of the bidder showing , cost of money to the City of Medford, ; Oregon under the bid. Sealed bids for the purchase of said bonds will be re ceived by the Council of the Citv of Medford at the Council Chamber m the City Hall of said City up to the time of said sale, as herein fixed. AH bids must be accompanied by a cer tified check on a bank doing business in the State of Oregon, payable to ; the City of Medford. in the sum oi $1500.00. The check of the successful i bidder will be retained as part pay ment for the bond or to secure the city from any loss from failure of the bidder to comply with the terms of , his bid. The city reserves the right to waive informalities in bids and to n- iect any or all bids. By order of the Council of the City of Medford. dated July 17, 1D56. D F. Huson. Recorder City of Medford NOTICE No. 8463 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON. In the Matter of the Guardianship of the Person and Estate of WIL HELM1NE HEIMROTH. Notice is hereby given that pursu ant to an Order of the above entitled Court dated June 28. 1956. the under signed, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock am., on July 31. 1D56 will proceed to sell, in the office of Van Dvke & Dellenback. Goldy Building. Medford. Oregon at private sale for the best obtainable price and on the best ob tainable terms, the following described real property belonging to the above estate, to-wit: Commencing at the northeast corner of Lot 2, Block one (It Ban Addition to the City of Medford. Oregon, thence West 328 feet more or less to a point on the ea.t line of Park Avenue in said city; thence South 37 feet for a true point of beginning; thence South 35 feet; thence East 100 feet; thence North 35 feet; thence West 100 feet to the place of beginning, being also desig nated as No. 503 Park Street or Avenue in Medford. Jackson County. Oregon. Dated and first published July 2. 1956. Eugene Thorndike. Guardian. OK MARKET 1202 North Riverjid V. OPEN EVERY & NIGHT TIL MIDNIGHT f Medford Airport : m. ..unm iiirt n.f irian n i ifiln mil LEGAL NOTICES RESOLUTION NO. 854 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MED FORD. OREGON: Section 1 That it is the intention of the Council to lay a six inch water mam on Chestbrook Foad from Modoc Avenue to Eilendale Drive and on Eliendaie Drive from Crestbrook Road to Barnett Road m the City of Med- ford, Oregon, and to assess the cost ! thereof upon the property fronting on said portion of said streets in propor- tinn to the frontage of said property. The Council will meet at the ! Council Chamber in the City Hall en j the 7th riav of Aueust. !956. at 7 30 ; o clock P M . at which time and place j all protests against the laying of said water main on said portion ot said streets and the assessments of the cost thereof upon ihe property front ing thereon will be heard, and the Recorder is hereby directed to cause this resolution to be published once in a dailv newspaper, printed pub lished and of general circulation in I the Citv of Medford not less than ten (10 days or more than twenty 20i days before the date of said meeting and a copy of this resolution to be posted for a period of ten 10) days prior to said meeting in five i5 mib- 1 he and conspicuous places in said Citv. Passed hy the City Council and i signed by me in open session in I authentication of us passage this 17th I cav of Julv. lfiifi Earl Miller. Mavor I ATTEST: i D. F. Huson. Recorder Approved by me this 17th dav of ! July. 1956. Earl Miller. Mayor NOTICE OF HEARING BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MEDFORD Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held hy the City Council of the City of Medford at the Council Chamber in the City Hall of said City at the hour of 7 30 P.M. on the 7th day of August. lf5ti. on the question of the change of building set back line on West 1 1th Street for I ot 7. in Block 50. Original Town of Medford. from ten feet to three feet. St. Mary's gymnasium) All persons interested in the change of set-back line as above set forth, will be heard by the City Council upon the change at the time and place aforesaid. By order of the Citv Council Julv 17, 1956. D. F. Huson Recorder-Treasurer SEE THE "B" y pi GET v v Completely Automatic! King-sized Capacity Snaps On and Off the Faucet Free Home Trial Scoot On Down To THE "B" STORE You'll be smazed at how easy it is to own a "Mobile-Maid Rolls eotily, cleans easily, stores easily. Complete with extra-large "Throw-Away" Bag, set of tools including handy 2-in-l rug and floor attachment Powerful de pendable G-E motor. You Must Be Satisfied or Your Money 0 Reconditioned Refrigerators O Washers O TV Sets O Floor Models & Monday, July 23, 195S LEGAL NOTICES ORDINANCE NO. 6502 AX ORDINANCE providing for the construction of paving South Green uay Drive and Green way Circle m Block Four. Rogue Vallev Estates sub division in the City ot Medford. Ore gon, and for the assessment of the cost thereof on adjacent property; providing for a meeting of the Council to consider protests against said im provement and providing for the serving of the owners of adjacent property with notice thereof by the Recorder. THE CITY OF MEDFORD DOTH ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section l. That it is the intention of the Council to cause to be con struced paving on South Greenway Drive and Greenway Circle in Block Four. Rogue Valley Estates Subdivi sion, in accordance with the plans and specifications on file in the office i of the City Manager, at the City Hall. Medford. Oregon, to which plans and specifications reference is hereby made lor details and estimated costs thereof. and to assess upon each lot. or part thereof, adjacent to and benefited by such improvement its proportionate share of the cost of said improve ment as provided bv the Charter of the City of Medford. Section 2 The Council will meet in the Council Chambers at the Citv Hall on the 7th day of August. 1956. at 7:30 P.M . at which time and place the owners of said adjacent property are hereby called upon to appear before said Council and show cause, if any. why said improvement should not be constructed, and why said property should not be assessed for the con struction thereof. Section 3. That warrants for the costs of the aforementioned improve ment shall bear interest at four per cent A''r per annum and shall con stitute general obligations of the City of Medford. and the terms and condi tions of said warrants shall be as pro vided bv in Oregon Revised Statutes 287 502 to 287.510 inclusive. Section 4. The City Recorder is here bv directed to serve notice hereof FOR RENT or SALE Adding Machines Calculators NEW - USED George Wilson - Ph. 2-7862 STORE FIRST!" ay OFF THE FAMOUS SWIVEL VACUUM CLEANER now only 3995 Regular 49.95 SAVE 1 SJ One Year Guarantee at Home Appliance Co. 303 SOUTH "CALL US MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUTE THIRTEEN upon the property owners aforesaid, by publishing this Ordinance once in a daily newspaper, printed, published and of general circulation in said City at least ten UOt days before the date of said meeting, and by posting five copies of this Ordinance in five public and conspicuous places in said City for a period of ten ilOj days prior to said meeting. nriJnJTJTJOJTJXFl emo jf rem J?fid(iy . it Cool, D-DSSHWASHING ROUTE With a Wife-Saving AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER Needs No Costly Installation OUR GUARANTEE if, within 10 days of purchase you don't agree that Mobil Maid WASHES YOUR DISHES EASIER, FASTER, ! t Easy Pay-Day Payments TOP! Reconditioned Appliances Crosley Refrigerator 67.70 Montgomery-Ward 8-Foot Refrigerator 87.70 Reconditioned TV G-E 21 Blond Table Model Almost Like New 187.70 Guaranteed of Course! Back FRONT STREET AT 2-5595" PASSED by the City Council and signed by me in open session in authentication of its passage this 17th day of Julv. 1936. Earl M. Miller. Mayor ATTEST: B. F Huson, Recorder Approved bv me this 17th dav of July. 1956. Earl M. Miller. Mayor II Li T ft. rt .-'W Man? CLEANER THAN BY HAND you may return it for full purchase price NO INSTALLATION FULL-SIZE CAPACITY CUANK DISHES FULLY AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER OC FREE HOME TRIAL Apartment Siie Easy Terms Easy Terms Easy Terms 0 Ranges Demonstrators GENERAL ELECTRIC