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Newspaper Page Text26-PERSONAl Sunday. September 23, 1956 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN Buried Treasure by (faM Gun's Hunting Value Exceeds Moneys Worth We had just dined of roast peccary one of those delicious but ugly little pigs that are sure death to a man on foot and I was curious as to how Alfred, our host, had got him. "I got him and the eight oth ers in the deep freeze because I'm a good shot with the finest rifle ever made." "How did you ever get a chance to reload?" I asked. "Did you get up a tree?" "That wasn't necessary," he aid, "there were still plenty of shots in the magazine." I must have looked as if lis tening to Baron Munchausen in person, for Alfred grabbed roe by the arm. "Come on, Gace," he said, "I'll show you. You'll under stand when you see the gun." It was quite understandable, all right. The weapon he re moved from a cabinet was a Smith & Wesson Light Rifle, the first I had ever seen. "Its practically a machine INFORMATION WANTED. NOT I was sitting before the coun er examining some stamps when a fellow entered the shop and sat down beside me. "I wish to enquire about this stamp," said the newcomer, pro ducing a yellowed envelope which he laid on the counter. The proprietor stared at it for a good ten seconds and then jot up to get some catalogs. I tared, too. . The stamp was an odd one in every respect. First of all, it was eight-sided, a very unusual shape. Secondly, it was a non government carrier type with an unusual inscription reading "Metropolitan Post OfficeBible HouseNew York." There was more to the inscrip tion than that, at least there was a suggestion of more, and I im mediately began wondering where "Bible House" had been as I studied the red surface of the stamp, trying to make out the cancellation date. "I didn't succeed, however. The proprietor quickly returned carrying a volume of "Scotts Catalogue of Specialized." There was an air of suppressed excite TAKE SOME DOLLARS ON VISIT TO THE FAR EAST If you plant to visit the Far a price Tandy considered un- East, it may prove highly bene ficial to take along some silver dollars. Tandy, a friend of mine who recently returned from India, did just that and the results were gratifying. It was an ac cident that he took them. He had to hurry from Reno, Nev to catch his plane at San Fran- Cisco, and he went so fast that he was some hours out before realizing he still had 10 cart- wheels. He kept most of them on the advice of a friend who had spent some time in India, and one day in Calcutta he saw a chance to use them profitably. He was in a small store and noticed an American trade dol- check the mintmark. It was lar. He wasn't much of a coin there, all right, just above the collector, but he knew enough D. in DOLLAR, about it to feel that the trade "It's a good deal," I said, dollar would undoubtedly have "You're darn tootin' it is," a problem. So he offered to Tandy answered, "especially buy it, taking out a roll of bills since the value of this is from as he did so. $60 to S90." The owner of the place was (Released by McClure News willing to sell, all right, but at paper Syndicate.) 23 MACHINERY nd TRACTORS TAKING BIDS FOR SALVAGE ON A TD-ll INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR bearing serial No. TDR 3449 with Isaacson blade. Located Howard Cooper Co. Central Point. Oregon. Mail bid tn Lewis H. Clarke. 226 N. W. "F" St.. Grants Pass. Oregon. CRADLE FOR HAULING CATS. etc. Sets on log truck St trailer bunks, S900. Lvnn R. Stone. Rt. 1. Box 156. Cave Junction. Ore. Ph. eves. 1422. WILL sell or trade D-4 Cat with hy draulic straight blade. Also brush blade included. Ph. 2-7027. DUAL DRIVE K-ll INTERNATIONAL. New rear ends. New motor. Good rubber. Cheap. Will take car or pickup or anything I can use for down payment. Howard Lehman Equipment Sales. 1017 N. Riverside. Ph 3-4683 or Eves. Ph. 2-8321. 1952 FARMALL manure spreader on rubber. S230. New Holland hay chopper on rubber with Wise. 4F4 motor molasses pump and lots of pipe. $400. 33 good 10 gal. milk cant $4 ea. Complete sprinkler sys tem. 1900 ft. pipe. 38 sprinkler heads. Wise VF4 motor and Cornell pump, complete S1250. Ph. 3-2801. Loans on logging aqulpment and crawler tractors Pb, 3-5308 PACIFIC INDUSTRIAL LOANS WOOD U - HAUL Mondavi Thru Friduvs I A.M. to 4 P.M. ONLY W. H. Daugherty Co. White City FOR RESULTS Use Tribune Want Ads gun," he said, passing it to me. "The magazine holds 20 of these nine mm cartridges, and that's the only reason 1 was able to knock off the band of peccaries." "But it's illegal to own one of these in the States." "But this is Mexico," he said, "and while it's illegal here, too, the governor is a friend of mine." I asked how he had managed to get such a thing, but he appar ently didn't hear me and began to explain the blowback action of the weapon and how the cart ridge cases were ejected down ward. "It must have cost you a pret ty penny," I said, trying to steer him back into a more in teresting conversational chan nel. "I got it for S200 cash, plus certain favors," he said. "They cost me something, of course. But I figure they re worth it. After all, a rifle like this is worth S1000 down here. Or most anywhere, in certain circles." BUYER FOR STAMP ment about him. "Yes, sir," he said, "now just what was it you especially want ed to know about this stamp. I can tell you the value pretty closely, and I . . . " "I want to know what con nection the Metropolitan Post Office could have had with Bi ble House back in 1853," the individual replied. "There must have been some connection, but I can't imagine what it was. Maybe you can tell me if any thing's been erased on the stamp here." He pointed to a certaiu cloudiness. "You're right about the eras ures," the proprietor replied. "Over 'Bible House' the erased words are '162 Ninth St. Opp,' meaning the post office was op posite Bible House. The erasure below was the name of the own er." The individual thanks him and put the envelope back in his pocket. "But don't you want to sell it?" the proprietor asked. "It's worth $400 dollars." The owner shook his head and walked out. fair. "I put the bills back in my pocket," he said, "and pulled out the silver dollars, tney clinked in my hand, and I let them fall from one hand to the other, trickling through my fin gers. "The owner of the coin was interested, fascinated, even. I could tell that right away. So presently I gave him a couple of cartwheels to examine and we began to bargain, "It didn't take long. Five min- utes, maybe, and for three ordi- nary silver dollars I got this." The coin he held out to me was a beauty. Supurb condition. It was an 1878 item, one of 97,- 000 that year at the Carson City Mint. I turned the coin over to 24-FOR EXCHANGE TRADE 3 bdrm. country home for Mme preferably in Medford. West- ide diM net. Ph. 3-35 16- RESIDENTIAL repair & remodelinc Will take darkroom equipment in trade. Medford Ph.2-9978. 1 T. 50 CHEV. PANEL. Good shape. 4-speed transmission for pickup. Ph. TA-6-2082. ONE chain saw to trade for Merry tiller. Ph. 30-9-8546 eves 25-MISCELLANEOUS For Action, Use Tribune Want Ads BARGAIN GRADE 2x4--8' S15.00 Per M' CHENEY STUD MILL CENTRAL MOTORCYCLE HILL CLIMB today It 2 p m . 5 mi. west of Phoenjx. STUDIO GIRL COSMETICS 2-8302. BETTY Jamea 4 Winnie Hardenburger are no longer affiliated with Modern Beautv Salon. Phone Bowmans House of Beauty 2-2186 until Win nies Stvle Salon opens about Oct. 10th at 528 E. Main. Winnie YOU CAN" GET RELIEF from Hay Fever & Asthma by calling 2-5324 TROUT FISHING! Evcrvthing Furnished N'O LICENSE NO LIMIT ELROD'S TROUT FARM 4 ml. West of Talent on Anderson Creek. Ph. Ashland S-3268. NOW: A 6 weeks' piano try-out. with lesons for only $10 Come in to Purucker Piano House, tit No Central for further details. Ph 2-5702. ANY ONE having a drinking problem is welcome at Alcoholics Anony mous. Meetings 8 n m Wed St Sat 123'a W Main. Ph 2-tifi57 27-BUSINESS DIRECTORY Painting SPRAY painting, roofs, houses general painting. Free estimates Sullivan Bros.. 219 a ivy. rnone i-vtioi PAINTING Brush or Spray Free estimates and terms A Q. Murphy Phone 2-8595 or 2-9143 Oil Burner Service SPARK OIL BURNING HEATERS 4tb & Front Ph 2-5296 KENNEDY FUEL OIL Pesls and Termite Control TERMITES Inspect belore buying Ph 2-9701 LOYD Termite Control Protect youi home tram termites Free inspection Ph Ash 2-7557 Foundation work Beads Restrung PEARLS St BEADS RESTRUNG JEWELRY REPAIRING SANTOS AGATE SHOP 411 E -Main Granite St Top Sou GRANITE: Loading and Hauling LUCIUS St WILBUHT LULL Phone 3-N04-1489 FINEST Bear Creek too soil. Creek run gravel pit run and crushed granite Prompt delivery Dump trucks tor hire Estimates gladly given. Jim Nunes. Ph. 3-4638, GRANITE CRUSHED St PIT RUN LOADED OR DELIVERED R. G. LULL Ph 3-4781 TOP SOIL-SANDY LOAM Creek run gravel Ph 3-5071 or 2-4317. A L lex iviasn TOP SOIL fill dirt, granite) and creek run gravel Tractor and Cat dozer and loader tor hire Austin L. King Trucking. Phone 2-7258 or 2-4167 CRUSHED ROCK SAND St GRAVEL U C LININGER St SONS Phono 2-V'.:iO nr 2-5fi07 Roofing OLD ROOFS MADE NEW. NEW ROOFS LAID. TOO. Free rheck. Jrnnine.s St Son. 3-54S7. Well Drilling CRATER WELL DRILLING No well too deep. Immediate service. All work suaranteed FHA terms aT- ranged Phone 2-2098. 1111 W 10th ROGUE VALLEY DRILLING CO. Reliable St experienced. Fast, mod ern equipment Terms. Ph. 2-7372. 835 Shater Lane, otl Kings Hwy SHULTS BROS well drilling St pump service We strive to please every customer. Ph. 3-4141. Eves. 2-5669 DEISTER'S WELL DRILLING CO. For vour water well problems Reliable St experienced. Up to the minute equipment 139 Vancouver Ph 2-9308 EXPERIENCED Reliable well drill ing by GRIBBLE. Phone Gold Hill 5-9328. GOFF BROTHERS Well Drillers: ex perienced & reliable S&H Green Stamps Ollice Siskiyou Hdwe.. 225 W Main Med ford Phone 2-2939 or evenings 2-7026 or 3-3744. A. E. GOFF St BROS. WELL . DRILLING Let us solve your water problems. Universal Pumps The Best for Less trtn N nivpridr Ph 3-531 n or 2-503'' Fuel TRY-R-WOOD Products Tir Slab Wood Ph. 3-5892 Plumbing BROOK-S ELECTRIC PLUMBING DEPT For fast, courteous 'and efficient service on all your plumbing prob lems call 2-5209 House Moving MEDFORD HOUSE MOVING Houses moved, raised, leveled. Foundations installed. Free est i m a tcs. Ph. 2-4244 3-107 8 K. C. SMITH, reliable housemovinR Moving. Icvelins. foundations in stalled Ph Pump Service NEW JACUZZI WATER SYSTEMS Pump &- Well service all kinds Glenn Haidiman. Ph. VA-6-3121. JTFFY PUMP SERVICE UNIVERSAL PUMP SALES The Rugsed Pump for Every Purpose Pump Rentals & Repair , Will alio Drill vour well. 1311 N Riverside Ph 3-5510 or 2-5033 Tractor Work CUSTOM dozing, road building, land rlesrine. leveling & basement die- ging. Ph. 2-2536. C. H. BED1NGFIELD TRACTOR WORK Plowing, discing, blading, leveling, mowing, raising E M. Garwood 2-9452 . ROTOVATING. BLADE WORK. LAWNS INSTALLED 2-8485 Phn Generator Starterg Generator-Starter repairs & exchange Armature winding. Clitf's Auto Electric. 131 1 N Riverside 2-5068 TV & Radio Repair HA MM ILL TV SERVICE CO. Home calls Medtord area $3.50. Open 10 a.m. to 8.30 D m. 1830 W. Main Ph. 3-5406 TV St RADIO SERVICE FELDMAN & OLSON ELECTRIC PHONE 2-9070 or 2-2456 Services & Repairs AIRWAY SANITIZOR Sales-Service & Supplier Ph. Medford 2-3340 Crawford Garage Door Hdqtrs. Reoair-Sales-Scrvice Residential. Commercial doors. Op erators serving Jackson-Josephine Co. Call eves. GR-9-1438 collect. POINT US Y0KUM5 IS ASK EVERYBODY V HELP TH' SISTER KENNY FOLKS, tAUSE THEY 15 ALL IN TH' FIGHT AGAINST CRIPPLIN' FROM POLIO- s AN' OTHER ft JAW c '"TV Copr. 1956 by United Feature SptciaVy praparxi for th Niionat Headquarter), 2400 foliar Ivt, Minnoapoftt 2, Ml 27-BUSINESS DIRECTORY Building & Construction FOR "new construction i remodeling, CaW C. V. Bowers, NO 4-2491 THE BEST FOR LESS Electric Motors GAGE ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE Del co and GE Motors Motor Rewinding and Repairing 112 N Front Phone 2-2626 Septic Tank SANITATION SERVICE (Licensed & Bonded) Darrel Fari O. E. Conklin ROUND CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS 500-Kal. S68 730-cal. $98 Commercial Tanks (all sizesl DRAIN FIELDS. FRENCH DRAINS Laid and Repaired Meets AJ1 State & FHA Codes LOW COST FINANCING Terms to Meet Your Needs TANKS PUMPED TRENCHING EXCAVATION Loading & Compressor Work Free Estimate Guaranteed Work Phone 3-2491 287.s- Lone Pine Rd. CASPER'S Septic tanks pumped and cleaned. TANKS INSTALLED Drain work Free inspection. Low set prices No mileage charge 24 hours service. Local War II vet. Dial 3-1511 or 2-6818. DICK'S RURAL DISPOSAL SERVICE Septic tanks pumped and repaired Tanks installed to State speciiica tions any size from 500 gallons up Square concrete. Domestic or Com mercial tanks. Drain field laid Free estimates and inspection. All work guaranteed. Phone M. R Dick) Gust. 3-1457 Medtord. MITCHELL SEPTIC TANK AND CESSPOOL SERVICE. Tanks clean ed and repaired drain and sewere laid New tanks installed. All worn guaranteed. Phone 3-1 lib. MEDFORD SEPTIC TANK & CONSTRUCTION LeRov CaJJkins Howard Calkins Concrete Septic Tanks ot All Sizes Draip Fields Laid & Repaired Meets Stale Code Back-hoe & Blade Work Ditching Loading, Leveling Ph 2-5581 2-9598 Tree Service MEDFORD TREE SERVICE Expert trimming, topping, removals 6i surgerv. For free estimates call 3-5841. Calt after 3 p.m. Housecleaning RANDY'S CLEANING SERVICE Rugs and furniture shampooed Walls woodwork and floors cleaned hv experts Ph 3-4069 or 3-2680 Transportation ATHEL HUPP DUDLEY. INC. TRUCK TRANSPORTATION P O Box 242. Medford. Oregon ICC-MC 71652 Rapid transportation between Southern Oregon and points and places in Calif, on all building materials, heavy machinery and livestock Ph Medtord. Ore 2-4174 Rugs & Carpets RUGS Sc UPHOLSTERY last longer when cleaned the handicraltsmans way. ROGUE DURACLEAN SERV TCE Ph O-4-2043 Asphalt & Cement Paving ASPHALT PAVING D tlvewayi motels, parking areas, mill yards roads and industrial floors. Free esti mates. Work guaranteed Rogue River Paving Co Ph Mndford 2-4o:.7 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY SAVE No. 1 rotary cut mahogany doors. 2'0" bv 6 8". $4.75 each: 2'4" by 6"8". 5550 each: 2'6" by 6'8", $5.55 each: 2'8" by 6'8". S5.80 each; 30" by 6'B", l3" ext.. S7.50. Free Delivery NORTON LUMBER. Phoenix, Ore. PIANOS FOR RENT Reconditioned Uprights 55 mo. ic up Spinets, new or used. S10 month. 6 month rental will apply toward purchase if ynu decide to buy. ERSKINE S PIANO STORE 1304 Kings Highway CALL NOW About your roofing, nidewalls or remodeling needs. At prices you can appreciate. For free estimate, phone 2-9546 or 3-4281. Prompt service, PEONY ROOTS. Daffodil. Ranunculus, Anemone, Dutch Iris. Tulips. Crocus. Hvacinth and Lilv Bulbs. BERRY DALE FLOWER FARM. Table Rock Road. North of Big Y. OPEN HOUSE! 630 S. Fourth in Central Point 3 Bedrooms, Central Heating, Forced Air Circulating Fireplace done in Roman brick with matching planter, mahogany paneling above fireplace. Birch Kitchen, built in G.E. Oven and Range. Ceramic Tile in kitchen t bath. IVi Blocks to School, Paved Street, City Water and Sewer, large lot with Shade Tress SEE SUNDAY, SEPT. 23 - 1 TO 6 P.M. FRANK G. BRUCE Builder and Owner PROUD T' BENEFITTIN' DISORDERS A . Syndicate, Inc. Ctliaktfti KrMy'fMdaian. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY HI PRESS PEAT MOSS for lawns, for easy use. MORTON MILLING CO. PEAR PICKERS NEEDED. Report to Hollywood Orchard today. Jackson ville Hwy.. Oak Grove district. FOR SALE Camping trailer; Ashley wood heater, used 2 months; and 3 burner Coleman camping stove. Phone 2-7607. COVER CROP SEED Yet us figure with you. MORTON MILLING CO. WANTED TO BUY Working share in a mill. Give full particulars. Write Tribune Box 4744. ATTENTION CONTRACTORS & PLUMBERS For Sale Ruud automatic gas wa ter heater. 200,000 BTU, quick re covery, cabinet type, many extras. Especially suitable for motel, restau rant, apartment, trailer park, beauty shoo. Uxed in conjunction with a storage tank you need never want tor not water, j. p. pcrrv. hi. z. Box 653-A, Grants Pass. Ph. GR 6-6552. SULPHATE OF AMMONIA May we serve you? MORTON MILLING CO. SAWDUST For Sawdust Burners MEDFORD FUEL Tel. 2-2111 WOULD LIKE TO SELL PRIZE I won & can't use. A stay for two for three davs at Riviera Hotel, Las Vegas. For particulars. Ph. 2-2079. HYACINTH you all know very well And you can very easily tell Which flower they are If they are not far You can recognize them by the smell. R.B.W. SHARP'S DAIRY SUPPLY Ac ross frn in Holly Theatre MORE EGGS from the hens you have is the profit way. See us for better results. MORTON MILLING CO. RUMMAGE SALE. 8-6 Monday. Sep tember 24 at 1U8 N. Ivy. Providence Guild of Sacred Heart Hospital. MOTORCYCLE HILL CLIMB today at 2 p.m.. 5 mi. west of Phoenix. WARDS USED TIRE SALE S5.00.ndup :70xl5 7:10x15 7:60x15 i MONTGOMERY WARD 117 S. Central Ph. 2-6241 M EGG MASH S4.35 M HEN SCRATCH -. $4.35 ECONOMY MASH $3.95 MORTON MILLING CO. SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST New 34x30 windows $3.15 New 32x46 windows $4.95 New 34x54 windows $5.95 New 36x54 windows $6.85 15 extern mahoeanv doors $7 each Everything for a building. HAG GARD LUMBER CO., Hwy 99. Phoe nix. Open Sunday. SHIPMENT of Galvanized Roofing is in. Get vours now. GRANGE CO-OP Central Point Ashland FURN. APT. 2nd floor, close in. 1 Va bedrm., garaEe. No pets. $60, elec. heat. Ph. 2-6010. CU STOM GRINDING t R OLLI N G Let tin mix your grains to suit you. Prompt service. MORTON MILLING CO LIVE PIGEONS wanted. Ph. 2-5065. RUMMAGE & PLANT SALE. Royal Neighbors. Tue5., Sept. 25. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 108 N. Ivy. Lumber Bargains PINE CEDAR WHITE FIR SHIPLAP Reject Boards and Dimension Rough Shims Cedar Posts W. H. Daugherty Co. White City H0RNBR00K Recovering From Accident By MRS. H. H. CHAPMAN Hornbrook P. G. Riness. 69, who suffered serious injuries in a car-truck accident on Hiway 99 is "improving nicely," accord ing to his wife. He is still con fined to the Siskiyou County General hospital in Yreka. and will continue to be for an in definite period, although he is able to be up in a wheel chair now for a short time each day. Both Mr. and Mrs. Riness are employed at the hospital, and were on their way to work the evening of Sept. 7 when their car was struck near the Bur Bel resort by a truck, and com pletely demolished. Riness re ceived a broken left leg and knee, and bad chest and hip in juries, and was taken to the hospital by ambulance, pletely demolished Riness rec eived a broken left leg and knee, and bad chest and hip injuries, and was taken to the hospital by ambulance. Mrs. Riness suffered two broken ribs and a severely bruis ed hip, but was not hospitalized. She expects to return to work Sept. 20. Glenn Shinar, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Shinar, left last week for Chico, Calif., where he is enrolled in his second year in engineering at Chico State col lege. Another son of Mr. and Mrs. Shinar, "Skip," accompanied by Norman Cummins, spent last week-end at Reno, Nev. Enlists in Navy Eddie Mason, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mason, left Sept. 11 for San Francisco, where he enlist ed in the Navy. A3c Frank Fick, w-ho has been stationed at Amarillo, Tex. Air Force base is spending a 30- day leave at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H Chapman. He is to report in New York Oct. 7, after which he will be stationed in England for 18 months. The Womens Society of the Hornbrook Community M e t h- odist church met at the church Sept. 13 for a "workday" of cut ting and sewing items for the bazaar to be held Oct. 11. Those present were the president, Mrs. Clarence Gowing, Mrs. Ernest Adams, Mrs. S. D. Haworth, Mrs. Ardon Burns, Mrs. Bertha Brad- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 1x6". 8". 10" & 12" surfaced cedar fencing, $35 per M. 4x4" Surface cedar posts. 6c per lin. ft. Free de livery. Westnde Lumber Co., 924 Summit AvePh. 2-2559. THE LARGE TRUCK SCALES at Morton Mills on Jackson St. is now in service. MORTON MILLING CO. TRY our small Belts ville fryer tur keys. We know you will be pleaded witn mem. SAVAGE TURKEY FARM Phone NO-4-1411 ORDER fall fertilizers now. Cars ar riving freauently. GRANGE CO-OP Central Point Ashland OUR assortment of bulbs are now here Time to plant them, this time of the year Naw there Is not a thing When they're blooming next sorintr Will eive more of a sense of good cneer. k.h.w. SHARP'S DAIRY SUPPLY Across from Holly Theatre FALL seed grains. Vetch, Peas ready for fall seeding. GRANGE CO-OP Central Point Ashland 1950 INT'L. S.A. Log truck A: trailer. Fullv equipped. Good rubber. A-l shape. Also haul. Ph. NO 4-169B. "OIL TO BURN" MOBILHEAT We give S St H Green Stamp MEDFORD FUEL Ph. 2-2111 LIME rOur price includes spread in p service. Gold Hill 5-9245. Agricul tural Lime Distributing Co. BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale 20c each Mail Tribune Office 27 North Fir EXPERT OIL BURNER SERVICE "MOBILHEAT" MEDFORD FUEL Ph. 3-2111 ANEW WAY to SELL or BUY a HOME With FASTER ACTION-Greater Satisfaction MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE is a service of mem ber firms of the MEDFORD REALTY BOARD who pool their listings to provide a market place of homes for both buyers and sellers. Through this pooling of listings all homes are exposed to practically every potential buyer in Medford and vicinity. Working through the central clearing Multiple OFFERED ONIY by Central Realty, Earl Heft 2-7300 Old Stage Realty, Carl Nelson N 0-4-1164 Wm. Frohnmayer Agency 2-4023 H. O. Martin Agency 3-3139 Fred Middlebusher Real Estate 3-2232 S. C. Jones & Sons 2-2687 Charles R. Ray, Realtor 2-2902 Pickell Real Estate Agency 2-4260 Pioneer Realty, Bertha W. Gammill, 3-5663 Ivan Peoples, Realtor (Gold Hill) 5-9020 Ray Schumacher, Realtor 2-6291 John C. Malone, Realtor 2-5070 lev, and Mrs. H. H. Chapman. The next meeting will also be held at the church, and will be on Sept. 27. Mrs. Cora Nicholson of "San Francisco was a weekend visitor at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. j Rob Cummins and Mr. and Mrs. I Wayne Cummins. Mrs. Ivan Howard of Seattle. 1 Wash., arrived by plane Sun day for a visit with her daugh ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Cummins and children, Loren Howard, and Jennifer. To Klamath Falls Mr. and Mrs. Jess Cummins and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cum mins and daughter Shirley drove to Klamath Falls on Sunday where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray King and daughter. Mr and Mrs. Frank Bear re turned Friday from a vacation ,trip through California. They at tended the California State Fair at Sacramento, and spent two days at Yosemite National Park. On the return trip they visited friends in Modesto, and made short stays in Carson City and Reno, Nev., and at Lassen Na tional park. At Chester, they had the misfortune of having their car struck from the rear by a log truck, but neither of them was injuried, and the car was not extensively damaged. Leonard Bear, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bear, has enrolled at Southern Oregon college in Ashland where he is studying mechanical engineering. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Payne of Toledo, Ohio, arrived last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Chapman, where they met with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Chapman, also of Toledo. The Paynes and the Chapmans have been making a cross-coun try sight seeing trip by car, each couple going where they wish, and meeting at' a predesignated place. They have visited points of interest in Iowa, in the Black Hills of South Dakota, Yellow stone National park, Idaho Washington, and Oregon, where the Paynes spent a week at the home of her brother and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mar tin at Oakland, Ore. They are now staying at Camp Lowe on the Klamath river., On Saturday, the Paynes and the E. G. Chapmans were hosts I at a smorgasboard dinner at the Tabu Dinner House in Medford ; to a group which includes be sides them, the H. H. Chapmans, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Dungey and daughter Mary Pat, and Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Fick, all of Medford. Visitors Saturday Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rogers and Miss Donna Pratt of Kla math river were visitors on Sat urday at the home of Mrs. Rogers' sister, Mrs. Bertha Brad ley. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burns and Mrs. Tom Watt, Jr. attended the reception in Dunsmuir Sat. Sept. 15 for Mrs. Margaret Olson, dis trict deputy of the Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs. Mary Ward of Pasadena, WE BUY SAW LOGS Douglas Fir GOOD PRICE FAIR SCALE McKAY LUMBER CO 0on Delivered To Our Mill 714 Miles East of Rogue River Phone Granti Pass GR. 6-7721, Evenings GR. 6-463S MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Listing Is A NEW SERVICE These MEMBER FIRMS of the MEDFORD REALTY BOARD Boy Takes Armload Of Snakes to School Ardmore. Okla (u.B It's part of a school teacher's train ing tft vnrt small hrv. wrrv I frogs, worms and other repul sive objects in their pockets, but seven-year-old Jonathan Cohen caused quite a sensation the morning he showed up with an armload of snakes. The calm first-grader allowed the reptiles to twine around his neck and arms. And after the initial shock, the teacher. Miss Nancy Frye, encouraged young Jonathan to tell his classmates about the snakes. 'After the children saw he wasn't afraid of them, they soon were handling them like veter ans," she said. "Jonathan showed them that a lot of tales about snakes such as being slimy are just falacies." The boy is the son of a Noble Foundation scientist. Dr. Elias Cohen. Dr. Cohen said Jonathan began playing with non-poisonous snakes when he was three and now goes on field trips to hunt them. Calif., is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Clara Howard. They are driving to Eugene, Ore., this week to visit their brother for a few days. FOR SALE! EAGLE POINT HARDWARE Sacrifice Building, Stock and Equipment $13,500 1956 TRIUMPH TR-3 Sports Car Demonstrator New Car CQRnfi00 Guarantee VmUU LOW MILEAGE WtllTCC 36 So. finilL O Bartlett CORN REMOVER Gtv inatont r11f from pain Mti pA iry rtmovfi Hard tamu toH corn btwit tk toi, calfouM. worta, papillomas, dwb wafts. If contain oral different oils that ofton, Ipoinn and do not covi Ifco Irritation as do strong octd Msjftfvrot. When oH orhon Has fatted try this one. Try our oowion telwf, rkk relieve noin, eoroneti. awelling ttrtt or tocond aopficotioa. Both rentdo told ) sck guarantee. ' Exclusively at WESTERN THRIFT office of MLS, these -realtors distribute the infor mation on each home lo all the other realtors participating in MLS. This information includes price and a complete description of the home and property. You pay only one commission, you deaf directly with only one realtor, yet you indirectly do busi ness with 24 Realtors and over 40 salespeople. Tooley Real Estate Co. 2-7540 Victor C. Sether, Realtor 3-1784 Ralph E. Bell Real Estate 3-3511 Vandagrift-leever Agency 3-5391 Clark J. Walker Agency 2-6721 J. H. Webster, Realtor 2-7068 Weisbrod Realty 2-5766 E. L. Bartholomew Agency 2-9375 Western Realty (Mary Maass) 2-9281 Crater Realty, W. H. Pelser 3-3123 Chris Barker Agency . NO-4-1163 W. T. Fasel Real Estate 3-5317