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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ij '-V -rfr1- l-rlli ' -. '1 life Jrhr- CASTING A CRITICAL EYE from a woman's standpoint, Mamie Eisenhower checks the new gray-blue uniform of CD volunteers. The outfit consists of suit, matching hat, slacks, blouse, coveralls, and coat dress. From left to right: Mrs. Katherine G. Howard, Jean Fulle, Mamie, Daisy McClure and Lorraine Moritz. (International Soundpholo) Three Types of Engines Seen For Future Vehicles The first automobile manu facturer to produce a workable powerful and economical succes or to the present internal-combustion gasoline engine may put his competitors in the shade, according to editors of Changing Times, The Kiplinger Magazine. Three types of engines may fill the bill: the gas-turbine ensine. the free-piston engine and the fuel-injection engine. Only the latter type can claim any relationship to engines now in use. Luxury cars, such as Continentals and- Cadillacs, may be equipped with it next year. A refinement of the motor in your present car, it has no car buretor; the fuel is sprayed di rectly into the cylinders. The result is fuel economy, improved acceleration and smoother op eration. Gas Turbine Experimentation with the gas turbine has been extensive, but you won't see it in cars for at "least another five years. It re quires only one-fifth the num ber of parts in a piston engine Real Estate Top Values! From Vandagrifl-Leever . Agency New! New! New! That's right New Home and first rime on market. Close to New Jr. High School. 3 Bedrooms Family Room 1 Vi Baths Almost a Nov elty, because It's Selling For The Appraised Price. Gentleman's Estate The Wonderful Setting, View of the Mountains, and Patio on the edge of Small, Winding Creek, arc just a few of the features of this outstanding 3 Bedroom property; Another is the Fireplace in Liv ing Room and also in Keeping Room. Top feature, however, is the Price Only $15,000 House for Successful Men Are you looking for a fine home? This one, on a beautiful Eastside lot was built with Southern Oregon living in mind, and otters home environment that approaches the ideal. Sunken Living Room 2 Baths Mahogany Paneling and Fully Carpeted, Bedrooms and All. Ask to see this excellent home to morrow. Priced $26,003. $2,000 Down . . . Enough Said Except to say The yard is Out standing, the home is a Late Model and the Eastside Location TOPS! Children Love This Neighborhood A nice suburban neighborhood of well planned homes City Water and Sewer 3 Bedrooms I'i Baths Eitra Large Lot. OWNER MOVED WILL SACRIFICE. City Lots Choice Eastside and Westside City Water, Sewer, Paved Streets. LISTINGS NEEDED We're Moving Property Buyers Waiting CALL TODAY Vandagrift-Leever Agency 328 South Central D'Anjou Building OFFICE PHONE 3-5391 Or Phone Evenings Bert Ptee 3-4229 John C. Smith 2-4116 Florence Fagalde TR-8-2611 Shady Cove Multiple Listing Realtor and weighs a third as much. Needs only one spark plug, gets along without a radiator or con ventional cooling system and uses a cheap fuel. At present, the cost of producing the motors is prohibitive since fantastically expensive metals are needed to sustain the 1,600-degree heat created. The free-piston engine has successfully operated with cheap fuels, including peanut oil. It needs even fewer parts than a gas-turbine engine and is al most vibration-free. And it can be made of conventional metals, since it does not work up ex cessive heat. But it still has lots of bugs in it. What about atomic-powered engines? Scientists brush off any suggestions that atomic-powered cars are just over the horizon. They are not even sure such cars are possible. It's hard enough, they say, to harness atoms for locomotives, airplanes and steamships. Rust Costs Americans About $36 Annually, Study Shows Chicago (U.R) Rust costs the average American about $36 a year, and the nation as a whole a whopping $6 billion, a study shows. This is approximately seven times greater than the nation's annual fire loss, and about eight times greater than property dam age from automobile accidents. The study was made by the Foundation for Management Re- j search and the Rust-Oleum Corp. i It showed that rust loss, in creasing by leaps and bounds in recent years, has been boosted greatly by the increased use of farm machinery. The latest figures showed that i in 1954. farmers paid $2.6 billion for motor vehicles, machinery and other equipment. ! Depreciation on the equipment was about 40 per cent, or $500 million, for the first, year. The ! research foundation said rust was mainly responsible. Home Owners Too It said leaving farm machinery I in the open, without protective I coatings, ruins it faster than ac tual use. But the study showed that complacent home owners have i their problems, too. The use of , metals in and around the home in the last 10 years has increased 27 per cent, the report said. It said the trend can be seen in metal storm and screen sash, windows, gutters, ornamental iron, lawn furniture, gardening equipment and the like. The research organization said sea-going vessels fight the battle Production of Meals Increases in 4 Years Chicago (U.R) The pro duction of all meats jumped from 21.900.000.000 pounds in 1951 to almost 27.000.000.000 last year, according to the National Live Stock and Meat Board. Output this year probably will hit 27.7 billion pounds, with the increase divided equally be tween beef and pork and with veal and lamb remaining at 1955 levels. In the early 1920s, meat ani mals provided 24 per cent of all cash receipts from farming, the . board said. In recent years they have accounted for almost 30 per cent. The board attributed the in crease in part to strong consum er demand for meat, stemming from high employment and high , income. Tuesday. October 2, 1956 i Increased Salaries Seen For Engineers Chicago (U.R) Starting sal aries for engineers continue to climb, according to the Illinois Institute of Technology. The institute said salaries re ceived by its 1956 graduates hit an all-time high. "Starting salaries are still spiraling." said placement direct or Earl C. Kubicek. "This year's engineering grad uates are earning an average of $391 per month as compared with the 1955 average of $383." Kubicek said the average starting salary has increased every year since 1938, when the school began keeping records. Since 1949, when the average was S282, it has risen more than 5100. Electrical engineers receive the highest salaries, S461 per month compared with S416 in 1955. Chemical engineering starting salaries rose from S365 in 1955 to S424 this year and civil en gineering salaries rose from $380 to S434 in 1956. of rust daily, and so do the rail roads. Industry generally lags somewhat and the farmer and homeowners are even more care less. But the most complacent about rust prevention are municipal, state, and federal governments, the foundation said. Sunday School Class Keeps Record Alive Cleveland. Tenn. (U.R) - William Dooley hasn't missed a Sunday School class in 35 years, and he's not about to start skip ping classes now. Dooley is modest about his rec ord and claims "folks shouldn't be praised for going to church." His attendance, however, is ev erybody's concern. ' One Sunday morning recently, Dooley became ill and just didn't feel up to going to the First Methodist Church, where his pride and joy is the "Live Wire" class. If Dooley couldn't come to church, his Sunday School class decided to go to him. T. C. Bow er, city school superintendent, and 30 other members held their weekly session in Dooley's home. Advantage of Fat Is Ability to Float Chicago (U.R) "The only advantage an overweight person has is his ability to float," Dr. Waldo Getting told the annual summer conference of the Na tional Dairy Council. "Our overweight citizens are our greatest nutritional failures." said the doctor. "The overweight adult, especially over 4T. is more likely to develop high blood pressure, heart disease, kidney disease and some types of cancer. "The prevention of obesity should be the prime objective of nutritionists." Getting is a professor of pub lic health practice at the Univer sity of Michigan. S130 CUP OF COFFEE Detroit (U.R; A cup of coffee cost John Doher S130. Doher was ready to bet on a longshot at the track when someone spill ed hot coffee on him and he couldn't get to the window in time to bet! The horse came in and paid S280. Doher filed a $10, 000 damage suit against the track but accepted a pretrial set tlement for $150. Classified Rates 1 day per word 2 days per word 3 days per word 4 days per word 6 days per word . 3 .. 8c -lOe -12c 14e Bv lane Per Month S2.25 Minimum First Usue 50c Ads counted by the line where full lines are not used Business Directory per line per month S1.7S Minimum per month $5.25 CASH IN ADVANCE Remit With Order No Refunds on Classified Ads Account Charges Billed by Line Dead Line on Classified Ads: 5:30 p.m. for following day, except 10 a.m. for Monday; for Sunday, noon Saturday. I -LOST AND FOUND LOST On Friday, man's brown coat with electric razor in pocket. Re ward. Ph Gold Hili 5-9110. RED LEATHER Morocco leather lady's billfold. VERY IMPORTANT PA PERS and MONEY. Believed lost in the vicinity of Main & Central. Re ward. LOST between Medford and Eagle Point area, warehouse sack truck. Reward for return. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. LOST: Female Dog, black, part Lab. Call 2-9284 HI Mary. Alice. Mally and Bea (Alice Nelson formerly of Mann sj enjoy catering to all vour beatuy needs Ladv Medford Beautv Salon. 3-3211 2-INSTRUCTION BENNETT Kinder a rten. Ph. 3-3916. 830 Bennett Ave. Mrs. Paul Ashby. MISS PAT'S KINDERGARTEN. In sured transportation furnished. Ph. 3-3382. ACCORDION Popular classic. Rose Meadows, 1UUU auiisei ave. J-ioa. HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIO Instruction Practice Rental PURUCKER PIANO HOUSE 111 No. Central Phone 2-5702 OAK GROVE Kindergarten. Register now for fall term starting Septem ber 10. Insured transportation. Mrs Robert Forbes. Ph 2-9150. 3 WANTED, MALE HELP DIESEL cat mechanic with tools to worK at woods snop. steaay em ployment. Apply Bedford Corp. PRODUCTION Executives S10.000 yearly. 90 day training period with substantial income. All placements in Oreeon and Washington. For personal interviews call 3-5235, 9-11 am SERVICEMAN Experienced in refrig eration, small appliances. See Mr. Parke, Service Dept.. Montgomery Ward warehouse. So Riverside. r.YPF.RiF.NCED Dart time sarvice sta tion attendant. Harleys Texaco Sta tion. 6th & Grape. sai.f.SMAN WANTED for Oregon ter ritory to prepresent established line of automotive hardware. Must have car. High commission to one who will produce sales. Prefer man ac quainted with parts, but will train. tor interview can nai Junes, meu ford Travelodge. Ph 3-5373 Wed EXPERIENCED block layer wanted. Hour work. 26 Aimond. Use Tribune Want Ads The Low Cost Way to Sell Items You No Longer Need For Quick Cash LEGAL NOTICES No.. 9833 IN THE CIRCUIT COUrO" OF THE orn a rrn rDffTM lTi"M THE SI Air. ur . COUNTY OF JACKSON. In the Matter of the Estate of ANNA J. STEINER. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that I, the above Court duly made and entered on June zo, ituo, o(juihh.vj u- ministratrix with the Will Annexed of the above named estate, and that I have been duly qualified as such Administratrix. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby nntifiorl tn nrfmt the Same, with tha nrnnAr vnurhprs to me at the office of mv attorneys. Van Dyke & nolUnhaxIr Vn ft iTrM v Ruilritrtt? Medford. Oregon within six months from the date of first publication of this Notice. Dated and first published Septem ber 11th, 1956 Carol L. Wikstrom, Administratrix with the Will Annexed. Van Dyke St Dellenback Attorneys for Administratrix No. 9303 NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MABEL LOIS GLOVER, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the above estate has filed herein his supplemental final report and ac count and that Monday, October 15. 1956 at 9:30 a.m. at the Court House in the City of Medford, in said county has beer, fixed by the above named court as the time and place for hearing objections to said supple mental final report and account and for the examination and allowance thereof. Dated and first published this 11th day of September. 1956. Edward G. Glover, Administrator Neff. Frohnmayer & Lowry Attorneys for administrator. Workman Gets $6,384 From Unusual Ruling Lansing, Mich. !U.R) El bert O. Rogers, who lives in Bu cyrus, O., was injured in a freak accident in New York state. But he's been awarded $6,384 by - the Michigan Workmen's Compensation Commission in an unusual ruling. Rogers was training a harness horse for a group of Detroiters and suffered a broken nose bridge when the horse raised its head up suddenly in a stable at Goshen. N. Y. The compensation commission ruled that Rogers was entitled to the injury benefits since his em ployers were from Michigan. Frustrations Can Be Fatal to Turkeys Ithaca, N.Y. (U.R) When it comes to stresses and strains, the turkey has it all over fussy humans. Prof. M. L. Scott, of Cornell University, said frustrations may drive a human to vitamins and black coffee. But he added, tur keys wind up with curled tongues, leg weakness, loose giz zard linings, and even die. Scott said there are many stresses that can be harmful to a young turkey. "The most obvious of these are overheating, chilling, insufficient feeding or watering space and insufficient lighting of the feeders and waterers."-. 1 3 wanted, male help WANTED Elderly handyman for all around yard & farm work, on small farm. No machinery to operate, ex cept lawn mower. Write Tribune Box 5324. APPRENTICE SERVICEMAN LIFETIME EMPLOYMENT OPPOR TUNITY for men 20 to 25. Single, with minimum of high school edu cation. Liberal pay and social bene fits while training. Must have me chanical aptitude and pass screen ing tesla. Contact the National Cash Register Co.. 27 N. Ivy St.. Medford. Oregon. Ph. 2-6015 for appointment & interview. LIFETIME SECURITY TELEGRAPHERS & STATION AGENTS URGENTLY NEEDED I want to talk to 10 men, 18-35. who are interested in permanent em ployment with railroads as tele graphers and agents at a wage from . S340 per month and up. Jobs wait ing. WE TRAIN YOU Training will not interfere with present job. If sincere, ambitious and in good health, write to Mr. Perry A. Thompson, Tribune Box 5162. giving proper address and telephone number. WANTED FOR JACKSONVILLE Paper carriers for the Medford Mail Tribune. Must be at least 12 yrs. old. in the 6th grade, and live with in the citv limits. For interview, call Medford 2-6141 and ask for Circulation Dept. ; MEN WANTED . Mechanically Inclined. 8 hr, 5"i day week. Over 21. Car, neat appearance. 914 W. 4th Medford, 9 a.m. Read and Use Classified Ads 4 WANTED, FEMALE HELP WOMAN for Motel maid work. Apt. furn. Plus salary. Reference. Write Tribune nox o-oj STANLEY Home Products has 3 deal erships open. Easy way to earn for Christmas. Car necessary. Ph. Ash land 9-5401 or Medford 2-8089. PERMANENT part time position open for a young lady who is a neat accurate typist. Write Tribune box 5348; MOTEL Maid, car & phone necessary. Write Tribune box 5486. WANTED shirt laundry press operator. Applv In person. Year around em ployment. Nu Way Cleaners, 601 E. Main. WAITRESSES WANTED Night shift. Must be experienced. Also relief fry cook &. relief dishwasher. Write TjibuneBox5323. DEPENDABLE woman for house keeper. Must live in S'i days. Small children In family. Good salary. Call 2-2034 Sunday, or after 7 p.m. EXPERIENCED waitress wanted. Wat son's Steak House. 3310 N. Pacific. No Phone Calls please. CHRISTMAS IS COMING How about extra spending money? Applications for temporary clerical jobs are being accepted now for work this fall. If you have had office experience, stop by our Personnel Office and we'll talk it over. HARRY and DAVID. Bear Creek Orchards. Pacific Highway South. 5-HELP, MALE and FEMALE CHAUFFEUR to drive to Wichita, Kansas. Ph. 2-7611. PERMANENT position for couple. Man to help widow operate small pas teurizing plant Sc general farm work. Woman to ".mnage home & 2 chil dren. Board, private room & bath, plus generous salary. Ph. 3-3558. SERVICE UNLIMITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Good iob4 tor qualified applicants Office professional clencaL sales No tee unlesj- we place vou. Room 204. 123 S Central. Medford 6 WANTED, SITUATION TRACTOR LANDSCAPING Level, backfill, excavate, plow. disc. ERNIE MALLAMS. Ph. 2-4310 BABY sitting. Ironing, sewing. Ph. 2-9767. DRESSMAKING & cutting. 2-7303. CABINET & CARPENTER work, plas tering, painting, remodeling, any type of work your home needs. 3-5026 CUSTOM DOZER WORK, reliable operator. 2 cats. Call NO-4-1425 eves. WANTED in Medford vicinity, job with good steady gypo or trucking concern. Would like monkey-wrenching & welding. Cat-skinning or truck driving. Ph. 3-4660. DRESSMAKING & alterations. Expert fitting. 1101 Loal. 3-4439 Mrs. Mable Drake. PAINTING jobs. Ph. 2-6227. RELIABLE mother will care for your child, age 2 to 6 in my home. Days only $3 per day. Phone 2-2447. HIGH school senior boy wants Sat. job. Ph. 3-5622 eves. CHILD care by the day. Ph. 3-5471. MOTEL MANAGEMENT WANTED Completely reliable & competent. Employed husband's assistance. Available Oct. 15th Details, please 1 Write Tribune Box 4691. ODD jobs. Reasons ble. Re f. 3-4761. BABY SITTING. Ph. 2-8155 LANDSCAPING, lawnplanting. grad ing, plowing. & bu rotovpting. call Stansfield Nurserv or Willard Herz berg. Ph NO 4-1686. CARPENTER work & roofing. Lloyd & Gerald Schmelzer, 3-3419. CHILD CARE. Ph. 2-2287. ALTERATIONS & SEWING. Ph 2-5831 LACY wants housework by hour References. Ph. 3-5623. LICENSED CHILD CARE Medford Nursery School Mrs. Ethel Tennant. Ph 2-6013 The Women's Baby Sitting Cltrb Phone 3-3772 or 2-8904 CARPENTER WORK. Ph. 2-4332. ROTOVATE your ground. 3-1286. ALL tvpes carpenter work Finish work specialty No lob too small Ph 3-5243. BABY sitting, hr. work. 2-6081. TRACTOR LANDSCAPING Excavate, level, backfill, blow. disc. ERNIE MALLAMS. Ph. 2-4310 ABC NURSERY 7:30 to 5:30 Large equipped d fay ground insured trans- portation Ph 3-3034 ATTENTION MOTHERS! Care of your child morning till evening, while you work. Call 2-9421. YARD work, odd jobs. 3-2246. 7 WANTED, MISCELLANEOUS WILL TRADE B. S. A. motor on Els wick bicycle for old pickup. Estimated value S100. NO 4-1218. WANTED Late model Ferguson trac tor & attachments. State price, con dition & location. Write Tribune Box 5440. WANTED Dual intake manifold, com plete with 'carb.V for '47 Chevy. Ph. 2-6824 after 5:30 p.m. ODDS and ends of old furniture and hardware Ph. TA. 6-4632. USED TOOLS. Ph. 3-3227. IMMEDIATE CASH for used furniture. Ph. 2-2114. FLYING EAGLE PENNIES . INDIAN CENTS GOLD COINS Any description. H. G. HILL. Rogue River, Ore. Coin Collector No. 23310 Phone JU 2-3232 CASH for furniture, dishes tools and trailer houses 3-3227. NEED FURNITURE! Will give you good cash deal 2-2958. WE BUY JUNK Batteries, copper lead brass, alum inum radiators and scrap iron. DEVORES AUTO WRECKERS 3120 N Pacific Hwy Ph 2-9795 USED PIANOS wanted Will pay cash ERSKINE'S. Ph 2-4296. WANT TO BUY full bouse of furni ture Phone 2-8572 or 3-8218 WANTED Douglas Fir peeled or bar toes poles and piling. For infor mation write or call C E Johnston 1003 N E "A Grants Pass. Ore WANTED Good used furniture. Oak Grove Furniture Phone 3-1564 WANTED Watch repairing at the Big Y Jewelry Store 1 yr written guarantee Roy Picard. Certified Master Watchmaker Ph. 3-4922. STUMP AGE WANTED Steep ground scattered timber poies. salvage anything Ph. 3-2468 or fO box 121. Phoenix. 8-FOR RENT, HOUSES 2 BDRM. unfurn. house. $65. Garbage c water pd. 3-4360. EXCEPTIONALLY nice 2-bdrm. du plex,. Electric range turn. Water and garbage paid. Adults only, no pets. S80 mo. Available Oct. 10. 746 Oak st. ph. 2-5011. 2-BDRM. Fireplace. Close in. SS0 mo. 708 Sherman. Ph. 3-3629 eves.. 3-3 1 80 FOR RENT, or will sell home in Ash . land. 3 bdrms; furnished. 1 acre. Wood shed, garage, hen house. 140 California st.. Ashland. Oregon. 3 RM. semi-modern furn. Adults. S10 wk. Box 790. Cherry st. FOR RENT 2 bdrm. duplex, unfurn. except for range & refrig. Will be available Oct. 6. 643 "J" st. Ph. 2-7322 after 5 p.m. BLOCK from Community hospital. Nice 3 rm. cottage. Good garage, 1-2 people. Ph. 2-5113. FURN. HOUSE for rent. Reasonable. 10U Queen Anne ph 2-4386 or 2-4890. FOR RENT New two bedroom coun trv house, close in. to party having desire, knowledge and spare time to raise all food organicallv for both of us large garden, family milking, chickens, beef-; little grain. Every thing furnished. No drinkers. Give age. occupation. family details, church connections, garden exper- ienceW'rite Tribune box 5347. HOUSE FOR RENT 2-bdrm unfurn. modern. Little Aopleeate road. $50 mo. Jacksonville 9-8547. FOR LEASED 3-bdrm. modern home, fireplace. S95. Ph NO-4-1901. FOR LEASE with option to buy or for sale on easv terms. 2-bdrm. home. 3 yrs. old, with carport. Call 3-3972. MODERN 3-BDRM. house, also store room and fenced yard. Unfurnished. 1808 Spring 3-BDRM. home In best East side loca tion, S125 mo. on year lease. Owner has some furniture to sell if tenant needs additional furniture. Phone 2-9465 or 2-4023. 4-ROOM unfurn. guest house, $42.50. Phone 2-9676; LARGE, clean, modern, furn. 2-room cottage. Adults: no pets. 1206 Niantic. WANTED to rent. 2 Bedroom house, Ph. 2-7750. WANTED TO RENT Minister de sires to rent or lease 3 bdrm. home. References if desired. Ph. 2-5447. FURN. 3 rm. modern house, fenced yard. 1254 Dixie Lane. FOR RENT new 2 bdrm. house near Central Point. Ph. NO. 4-1287. 1 BDRM. house for rent. Ph. 2-8872 SMALL modern furn. guest house, private, adults, 518 So. Oakda 1 e . WANTED to rent, unfurn. 2 bdrm. house or duplex for 3 adults. Must allow small house dog. Have refer ences. Ph. 3-5373. Ext. 10. MODERN cottages & apts wkly & mo rates Oak Manor 2'i mi N Cen tral Point old Hwy 99 bevond lunc CLEANfurn. home for rent. Adults References required. Phone 2-2913. PARTLY furn. duplex. 3 rm with bnj.h. Ph. 2-8752. House No. 516 Lioerty. FURN. cottage. Inquire 2902 No. Pa nne Hwy. FURNISHED COTTAGES 5179 Crater Lake Hwy Ph 3-1487 LARGE furnished cabins kitchenette utilities S12 wk 2060 Table Rock Rd hlnok Bie v Mkt Hardee rn-trt 9-FOR RENT, APARTMENTS FOR one or two. 3 rm. furn. duplex unit. 1 05 Crater Lake ave. Ph. Ashland 7671. F-PJL? ENT Furn. a pt. 2-5407 . FOR RENT 1-bdrm apt. Water pd, -complete furn. $60. Inq. 136 Almond FOR RENT Newly decorated 1-bdrm a pt. 235 S. Ivy. S55 mo. Ph 2-2778. VERY nice, unfurn. modern 2-bdrm close in, $65. On Howard at East Jackson. Phone 2-5719. 3-ROOM furn. apt. Garage. S. Oakdale. S57. 3-RM. apt. 116 Almond DUPLEX, unfurn. 6 & 3 rms. Ph. 2-4727 FOR RENT furn. 2 rm. apt. close in. Hh. 3-3039 or 3-1806. BACHELOR apt. Ph. 2-4S63 eves. VERY LOVELY 1 bdrm. unfurnished duplex ant. for 2 people. Fireplace. plenty of storage space, automatic washer, separate garage. Must see to appreciate. Available immedi- ately. Key at 1006 Hamilton. LARGE 2 bdrm. apt. available Oct. 1. Stove and refrigerator. 240 King st. Phone 3-2603. APT. for rent. Close in. Private bath, refrigeration, all utilities paid, wash ing facilities Sc steam heat. 217 S R i verside . MOTEL apts. Adults only. Weekly rates 1240 no. Riverside. LARGE 5 rm. ant.. 2 bdrms.. refrig & stove. All electric. $85. 714 King St. Ph. 2-9710. SMALL furn. apt 235 N. Oakdale See after 5 p.m. MFDFORD PLAZA APARTMENTS APTS for rent Furnlsheo or un furnished All utilities od Ph 2-9748 10 FOR RENT, Furnished Rooms CLEAN Rm., new home, breakfast priv- ilege. T.V. Employed gent. 3-4740. LARGE rm. for 1 or 2 working men. 429 N. Holly. BEAUTIFUL downstairs rm. Outside entrance. 204 N. Ivy. EMPLOYED lady, close in. 24166. LOVELY furn. rm. Ph. 3-1272 after 6 p.m. EMPLOYED man. garage. 316 Crater Lake Ave. WARM rm.. nice home, private en- trance. Man. 536 N. Bartlett. RM. for employed lady. 2-5115 RM. for emoloved Kentleman. Ph 3-1020. 120 Newtown. EMPLOYED LADY. Close in. 2-2287 BOOMS for men 125 S Oakdale CLEAN sleeping rm. 153 N. Oakdale. 11 -FOR RENT, Board and Room BOARD & RMS. Close In. 3-4172 12-FOR RENT, MISCELLANEOUS WAREHOUSE space for rent, 40x40 close in. call 2-4234. GARAGE. Close in. 2-4863. DO-IT-YOURSELF rug cleaning ma chine. Do a professional job of clean ing and moth-proofing your rugs on the floor. Valley Rental Service. Ph. 3-1522. WILL RENT 9 acres creek bottom leveled land. Free water, good for bulbs. L. B., Star Route.. Box 75 Eagle Point. FOR RENT Adding machines and typewriters Medford Office Equip ment Co 41 So Grape Ph 2-4100 FOR RENT: Feed mill equipped. lOOx 100. Can use for warehouse. Medford Fuel. Court & McAndrews. FOR RENT Good corner business lo cation. Small space. To sub-lease Ph. 2-4989. FOR RENT USED WRINGER WASHERS USED ELECTRIC RANGES USED ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS CITY APPLIANCE INC 127 N Central Ph 3-5306 FOR RENT 5000 sq ft storage space Kav Paper Product P O Box 752 Ph 2-9813 FORD TRACTOR with Implements WEST MAIN RENT-ALL. 3-5660 CHOICE OFFICE RMS & SUITES in the New Sparta Bldg Ph 2-6235 or Ph 2-6189 Use Mail Tribune Want Ads Dead line Sunday Classified to t noon Saturday. 10 a.m Monday for Monday, other davs 5:30 previous day WANTED LISTINGS On All Types of Real Estate We Hjv. the Buyers . You List Them Del Rogue Realty 1506 No. Riverside - Ph. 3-5154 13-FOR SALE, AUTOMOBILES li30 Model A Coupe. Good condition. MODEL A coupe & parU. Alalte oiler. i. uavis, uiobon rd. SEPTEMBER CLEARANCE OK USED CARS OK CHOOSE FROM Southern Oregons FINEST SELECTION at COURTESY CHEVROLET BUICK CENTURY Rivieria hard top, raaio. heater, dvnanow. 56 while wails, a locally owned low mileage beauty at a tcrritic price reduction. C) (jo See it jLlyQ 55 FORD V-8 FAIRLANE four door, radio, heater, overdrive, special tutone. big engine, good rubber, a 1 year old at a taction ot its original cost. Here s a real buy $148 55 CADILLAC 62 HARDTOP COUfE. raaio. heater, hy dramatic. power steering. lovely original iin ish. sharp interior, a car in the tine car iiela you can 708 enjoy lor years O J ' 0 55 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON, radio, heater. A eood lookine wagon mat runs ana iooks line new. Yours at a low, low price $1798 55 FORD THUNDERBIRD. Radio, heater. Fordomatic, power steering, power brakes four-way power seat. Locally owned by a careful driver. A really sharp 2948 55 MERCURY MONTCLAIR hard top. Mercomatic heater, radio good white wall rubber, outstanding tu tone. runs and drives like new. TI $2298 55 NASH RAMBLER CROSS COUN TRY STATION WAGON, radio healer, overdrive, dual carbs. pood tutone, clean, solid, IftQft economical, only 100 55 CHEVROLET four door, good heater, turn lites. nice finish, deep tread tires, a modern car at a price easily reached. Try it $1598 54 OLDSMOBILE HARDTOP, hydra matic. heater, radio, a clean one that shows the best of care, lot performance, lots of car for only $1998 54 CHEVROLET BEL AIR four door, radio, heater, powerelide. good tires, glossy original paint, sharp in terior Lots of fine service Cl"3Q for a low price ? 54 CHEVROLET DELUXE TUDOR, radio, heater, all original and excellent throughout, its hard to beat a buy like C QQ this at ? 1 1 70 54 CHEVROLET DELUXE four door, heater, radio, powerelide. good looks and runs right, COylQ enjoy driving r 1 53 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON, overdrive heater, radio, new fin ish, good upholstery, runs good . lots of rubber $998 53 HUDSON SUPER WASP Tudor, heater, hydramatic. radio, engine overhaul, a lot of service 7QR at a low price I7U MANY MORE good reasons why it will pay you to drive to COURTESY CHEVROLET MY EQUITY in 1955 DeSoto V-8. All accessories except radio. Ph. 2-6882 . 1949 OLDS. 4-door. pipes. Hot. Good shape, good rubber. Reasonable. Ph. 3-1743 41 DODGE pickup for sale. S125. Good condition. Ph3-3U-iU 1317 wincnester FOR SALE Metropolitan Nash, 4.000 mi . 209 2nd St.. Phoenix. EQUITY in '54 MERCURY HARDTOP S650. 15.000 mi. Like new. Trade for older car or pickup. Ph 2-8395 after 5 p.m. " '40 CHEV. 4-dr. Just overhauled. 4 good tires and spare. $100. 1236 N. Riverside. 3-5193. 1951 Chrvsler Windsor Club Coupe in good condition. Sacrifice. Call 3-1214 after 6 p.m, TRADE equity in 98 Olds conv.. R&H. Call 2-7422 after 5:30 or see at 129 Mistletoe. 1949 BUICK Club Sedan. R&H, 61.750 actual miles. First offer over $300 takes. Ph. Shady Cove-Trail, TR 8-3267. li T. FLATBED. 48 Studebaker. 12 ft. bed. duals, turn signals, heater extra good tires. Fine shape through out. 923 So. Riverside . 1946 CHEVROLET 2-Ton pickup 2142 So. Stage road. '50 CHEV. ',b-ton pickup. Heater, good tires. A real buy at $450. 923 S Riverside "41 OLDS, and '39 Chevy, both for S40. Ph. 2-6031 . 1953 1 j-TON Chev. pickup. 4-speed transmission. New tires, perfect con dition throughout. Phone 3-3505. 1951 HUDSON HorneL Hydramatic 4 door. Very clean and in lop shape. Am broke . must eU-422Q: '41 FORD, new motor, extras. Inquire 1063 Court. WE PAY CASH FOR CLEAN LATE MODEL CARS We will buy or trade for your equity DICK KNIGHT CO. USED CAR CENTER th Riverside Ph. 2-5203 14-FOR SALE. Trailer Coaches 28 FT. SHULT 1946, reasonable price. 1897 Kings Hwy. 1956. 35' FLAMINGO housetrailer. like new; completely modern, reasonably priced. Camp-U-Rest. 3761 S. Pacific Hwy. (Rear). 1954. 27' M System. Call 2-9580 after 5. NEW LOCATION GENE'S TRAILER SALES (Formerly Pine Villa) ROADCRAFT ROADLTNER BILTMORE Comparison proved finest quality Best deals for trade-Ins. Financa or cash 302 Hwv 199 Grants Pass PHONE GR 6-2024 For Action, Use Tribune Want Ads Easy, Just Vial 2-6141 BARGAIN GRADE 2x4.-8' $15.00 Per M' CHENEY STUD MILL CENTRAL POINT 14-FOR SALE, Trailer Coache. HOUSETRAILER TOWTNG INSURED CARRIER TUTER ELECTRIC BRAKEw, SERVICE 411 S 99 Hy. Grants Pass GR 6-4119 Medford Ph 2-S057 3410 No. Pacific Hwy Med ford. Ore. FOR the most complete stock of trailer parts see Caroid i Parker. BIO S Central Medford CASH FOR YOUR TRAILER SEE WALKER THE WEEPER 1062 Court St Ph 2-41239 15-FOR SALE, DOGS, PETS 18 MOS. OLD purebred male Boxer, very gentle. Ears trimmed, all shots. & license. S25. Will consider trade for what have you. Phone Eagle Point, VA 6-3638; HAMSTERS Ph. 2-4209. Registered Beagle NO-4-2734. Puppies. Phone YORKSHIRE Terrier puppies. Ashland Ph. 9-3971. PARTI-COLOR Cocker sale. Ph. 2-5300. puppies for DACHSHUND pup. Female. Black & tan. 1390 Dixie Lane. Ph 3-1346. AKC REGISTERED long haired dachs hund puppies. Ph 9-4191 Ashland. DACHSHUNDS. AKL Registered BOliNS MEDORE KENNEL 3720 Hilsineei Rd Ph 2 79.12 Stud German Shephard NO4-2810. ADORABLE PUPPIES Pekes. Poms, (wire & smooth! Fox Terriers St Min. Schnauzers Ph Ashland 5747 PARAKEETS and Canaries. Phone TA-6-4886. MINIATURE collie pups, affectionate, obedient Wire fox terrier, toy fox. Obedience training & boarding. Lucky Pet Haven. Ph. 3-3373. ROGUE BOARDING KENNELS Modern With Individual Runs 1497 S. Stage Rd. Ph. 3-3342 A.K.C. Toy Poodles. Pom's. Miniature Schnauzers. Tox Terriers. Parakeets & Cockatiels. 3455 2 mi. W. Main. PARAKEETS Home raised canaries, cages stands 25 Hamilton ? MI26. 16-POUITRY and PRODUCE CLING Peaches. $1.50 per lug. L. J. Gober, 1st drive north of Griffin Creek School. Ph. 3-2700. CONCORD grapes for sale. 1375 So. Columbus. FOR SALE Delicious apnles. S2 Sc S3. Bring containers. 844 V. 2nd, eves . FOR SALE Concord grapes. 2414 Sun set Court. CONCORD GRAPES 7c in your con tainers. Dodson. U mi. west of Cen- tral Point. GRAPES Genuine Concord. Best of all for jam. jelly or juice. 1355 Pop- lar Dr.. off E. M c And rews. CONCORD GRAPES Ph. 3-4084. RAINBOW GARDENS FALL HARVEST SALE Have sold our farm Crops must be off in next 2 wks. Your gain on lower prices. You pick squash. Sc Halloween pumpkins. llac lb. You pick tomatoes. 1J2C lb. Peaches, freestone & clings, good supply fresh picked. Iowa Chief corn for freez ing or canning. Winter apples, good variety. Italian prunes, 20 lbs. for $1.25. Strahm's Rainbow Gardens on Hwy. 99, 6 miles South of Medford. CANNING TOMATOES 4c LB. Medford delivery of $2 order or more. John Ousterhout. Ph. 3-TA-6- 4835. CANNING TOMATOES Med ford delivery of $2 order or more. John Ousterhout. Ph, 3-TA-6-4835. CAPONS. Phone 3-4260. CONCORD grapes, new honey. Next t Rogue Drive-in. TOMATOES. SQUASH & HOT PEP PERS on Orr Drive off Tabla Rock road. Myrick's. TOMATOES YOU PICK Gebhards. 1V2 mi. N. E. of Central Point. Gebhard Rd. Ph. NO-4-1075r MELON CRATES 5c. So Oregon Box, Coal Mfne Rd 3-3770 17-FOR SALE. LIVESTOCK IRRIGATED pasture for rent. Ph. WANTED gentle riding horse for small children. Call 2-7023 betweenr3 & 6 p.m. , ' P ASTU RE for rent, will handle 74 head. 4 mo. Ph. Provolt 2519. FOR SALE 4 part WF calves, 4 day old. 2-5626. Use Mail Tribune Want Ada r Builders Supply Bricks. Flues. Drain Tile 727 W. McAndrews Phone 2 4107 CLEAN - RELIABLE CL'STOK KILLING at Your Place and Delivery to Your locker Aging room available. Expert cut ting, wrapping & marking of rou meat for locker or home treexer PHONE 2-6219 ,' MEDFORD ICE & STORAGE CO Lumber Bargains PINE CEDAR WHITE FIR SHIPLAP Reject Boards and Dimension Rough Shims Cedar Posts W. H. Daugherty Co. White City QUALITY mm, blocks '