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Newspaper Page TextBuried Treasure !; Clay Pot Proves To Be Valuable Indian Relic I raised a hand to flick half heartedly at a vine hanging from a large pot above me. I J'ad never taken a good look at the pot before. Crude as it was it had beauty In a way. The pot, hung in chains, was about 16 inches deep. T.ie mouth was wide, (Ome nine inches in diameter. The neck was rather narrower. and the belly, though it swelled to a good 10 inches on the inside diameter, tapered gracefully downward so that the bottom of the pot formed almost a point. It was a perfect flower con tainer to hang in chain. -1 thought, and yet it didn't seem possible it could have been made for that. There was a look of age ibout it, of centuries even. Its shape, on the other hand, meant it couldn't have been designed for the usual use of pots to stand up anywhere as a receptacle. 1138 NEW ORLEANS HALF DOLLAR VERY RARE COIN Jack studied the half dollar a little longer, took down the name and address of the owner, plus some other data, and agreed to buy. it. "I'll give you a check for $1, 000 right now," he said, and an other $500 cash Monday morn ing Is that okay?" The seller nodded. The coin was an 1838 half rfolar, like millions of others of that period except for .one thine. Just above the 8 and 3 In the date 1838, and just below the bust of Liberty, facing to the left, was a sizable "o". the mint mark of the New Orleans left, he took the coin with him, mint. giving Jack a check for S3.000 And what made that of con- So far there have been no com sequence was that it meant that plaints. POLITENESS CAN BE A REWARDING ASSET Photograph albums generally leave me cold. If it were possi ble to look through them by my self, that would be a different matter. But it almost never is. You ean't look; you've got to be shown. And that's what was happen ing to me recently. I was being thown through an album big na by an elderly relative to whom I must especially po lite. Well, anyway, to be frank, I .was bored. We had been looking for a half an hour and hadn't got farther along than her eighth birthday. i She was in Chicago on that eccasion, seeing the Columbian exposition, and she must have collected pictures of everything exhibited. She was in a lot of them, but those she wasn't in were amost as important to her. She remembered the incidents vividly. - "Too bad you couldn't have mailed home postcards and so forth, instead of just carrying them. Some of the exposition tamps are worth a lot." . "Oh, but we did," she said. JACKSON COUNTY WILL GET . . . The BEST with BOYER ELECT ROBERT A. BOYER Democrat - State Representative Bob Boyer will work vigorously to repeal the vicious surtax sad dled upon our taxpayers by the last Republican legislature. Jackson County's two incum bents voted for the 45o surtax which more then doubled the average taxpayer's income taxes. Neither incumbent has any background of legal know ledge or training. Both are in the legislature for the purpose of serving special interests. Bob Boyer is young, vigorous, public spirited. He will represent interests of all the people. Vote 115 - X - ROBERT A. BOYER Paid Adv. Jackson County Democratic Com. USE TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS! up to As I did so, Ned, our host, boomed cut, "So you like my homokee pot, eh, Cage?" I nodded and asked for a translation. According to Ned, a homokee pot is a vessel made from clay by Indian potters of a few Ren orations to a thousand years' ago. They were fire baked to give them strength and were then used by the squaws to carry or contain food. "I found this one myself,' said Ned, "and from a radiation tut run on charcoal found near by. it's a good 1,000 years old.1 "Where did you find if" asked. He refused to tell me. "Some states have laws restricting the rale of native antiquities, and I may sell this. I've rejected $500 offer so far, but I may give way at S600." half dollar was one of 20 struck off in New Orleans that year Such scarcity is by no means unique, but it is expensive to the collector. And in the case of the 1838 New Orleans half dol lar, some catalogue prices are listed as high as S2.750, provid ed the coin is in excellent con dition. He called a client and told him what he had. "Better come over and look at it," he said, "it might be a counterfeit. If so, jou can have it for half price.' The client laughed and was there within, the hour. When he "Oodles of them. Just a minute." I had hoped merely to divert her attention, but the sight of the large folders her maid pres ently lugged in showed I had failed. At the end of another half hour of listening and being shown the stamps had so far been relatively worthless I was about to make a break, for it, when I noted a 3-cent, stamped envelope with a somewhat odd eclor on the stamp. The differ ence was distinctly noticeable in contrast with another of the same denomination. The color of the commemora tive, round stamp, with the heads of Columbus and Liberty, is supposed to be chocolate on white. But the color of the one I had noticed was a slate brown instead of chocolate. p Seizing the envelope I insisted I be excused long enough to check it with the Scott's Cata logue. My relative assented. W hen I returned with the news that her slate-colored item was so rare it wasn't even listed in cancelled condition but had an uncancelled valuation of S55, she was delighted. (Released by McClure Newspaper Syndicate) At that point, I stood examine it more closely I : Y 1 V v if : V f i 1. ": I LA I- sA , pi: k fci1 Classified Rates 1 day par word M 2 aayi par word 3 djyi par word' 4 days par word . 6 djyi par word . . S - c 10 -12 14i By Una Per Month t2 23 (Minimum Firat lama 50e Ads eounrtd by Hi lino wbor full linn are not mod luttnosi Directory Mr lino por month $1.7S Minimum por month $5.25 CASH IN ADVANCE ' Remit With Order No Refundi an Classiriad Ada Account Charges Billed by Lino Dead Lino on Classified Ad: 5.30 p.m. for following dty, except 10 a.m. for Monday; for Sunday, noon Saturday. t-LOST AND FOUND $23 REWARD to anyone reporting cougar our dogs can eaten. Phone Harry Marshall. 3-1543 or 2-3103. LOST Brown rim glasses at Hedrick Jr. High. UrgenUy needed. Ph. 2-5349. LOST Tuesday, child's pet. black Si amese kitten, near Hedrick school. Ph. 2-8594- 2-INSTRUCTION CERAMICS & PORCELAIN CLASS kilns, supplies, good selection of greenwear. Carmens Ceramic Stu dio. 101 W. Main. Talent. PIANO INSTRUCTION Margaret Osenbrugge. Ph. 3-2519. BENNETT Kindergarten.' Ph 3-3818 630 Bennett Ave. Mrs. Paul Asnby HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIO Instruction Practice Rental PURUCKER PIANO HOUSE 111 No. Central Phono 2-S702 3 WANTED, MALE HELP AD BOOK MATCHES Sell Full or Part Time MEN!! Selling made EASY by our own great Premium Plan! Ofter $22.95 Electrrc Frying Pan for on ly S5.99 when you sell larger orders from our mammoth line of Adver tising Book Matches. You get one FREE when you start producing! We feature Glamour Girls. Scenics, Hillbillies: dozens others! 20's. 30s. 40's. BIG daily commission. FREE outfit! FASTER SALES because we ship from our West Coast factory LOWER transportation! MONARCH MATCH CO. 2300 S. First San Jose. Calif. TILE SETTER Ceramics. Winter in Palm Springs. References required. Williams Tile. 747 Camino Real. Palm Springs, Calif. Phone Palm Springs 5176. EXCELLENT SALES OPPORTUNITY If you have a wide acquaintance In Aiedtora or urants Fass. we have top post for you. If you are a mem ber of a service club- like the Lions, Rotary, Kiwania or others fine it will help. If you are not earning over $6,000 per year. If you have no immediate chance of advancement. If you arc interested in making lu.uuu per year. If you want a permanent position. Call at Room 16. Brophy Building, Meaiora, from 130 to 3:30 P.M. 204 Wing Building. Grants Pass, iromauio to 11 a.m. NATIONAL concern has opening for man wnn Knowledge 01 machinery and farm equipment. Married man age 35 or older preferred. Must have late mooei car. rieierences required Full schooling and field training given. Sales experience advantageous nui not essential, urawing account. write Jonn bparKs, Uept. 35-G. P.O Box 1341, Dallas. Texas, stating qualifications, address, and phone nuiuoer. PERU Long construction Job. Pier. railroad, plant project. Top pay ino income tax. sena stamped en- veiupe una aioc lor jod news. VYCO. Box 132. Medina. Wash. 2 DRAFTSMEN Structural and mechanical detailing. modifvine, tracing. minimum design. Send brief summary of qualifications and expected salary. Martin Engineering Service aiyrtie ireeK, Oregon MAN for dairy ranch. No milking re quired. 3 Jays Dairy Ranch. Phone tiold Hill 5-9173. BEST ONE-MAN BUSINESS IN U S A Wat kins Service Route now avail able this area, established demand No cash required but car necessary For full information, writ The J. R Watkins Company 3903 Brooklyn avenue, seattie a. Washington. EDUCATIONAL SALESMAN WANTED BY THE WORLDS LARGEST VOCATIONAL ART SCHOOL Local territory. Leads furnished Substantial commissions. Car neces sary. Hi eh potential annual earn- ings. Insurance and hospital bene fits. Write giving experience and references. Mr. Sher, Art Instruo- tion, inc.. Minneapolis 15, Minn. SALESMAN AUTOMOBILES New and used. Excellent propoai tion for riflht man. New Nash Ram bler and Metropolitan now being mown, i-ienty ot prospects tor tne ear that averaged less than one cent per mile on a test run from Loa Angeles to New York. Apply at Lea ORGANIZATION service division of large company working with local organization nas openings in Jack son County for two aggressive men Detween ages zb-ou. car necessary Men selected will receive guaran tee plus commission and monthly oonus. or interview see Mr. urimes, Mediora Hotel. Mon. 9 to 10 a.m.. and Mon. eve 6:30 to 8; Tuea. 9-10 ' a.m. 2 MEN WANTED To fill vacancies. 8 hours. 3i daT week. Special work. Neat appear ance ana car. Apply v a.m. only. 9U W. 4th St. A NATIONALLY KNOWN Service Organization has need for Field Representative in this area. Basic wage olus liberal commission. Ex penses paid during training period Opportunity for advancement. Give reasonable details in letter. Personal interview will follow. Write Rogers Webb. 1 055 S. Commercial St, Sa lem. Oregon . WANTED FOR JACKSONVILLE , Paper carriers for the Med ford Mail Tribune. Must be at least 12 yra old in the 6th grade and live with in the city limits For interview call Med ford 2-6141 and ask for Circulation Dept. Dead line Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday: 10 a m Monday for Monday: other dava 8:30 previous day WE$ WOOD HEATERS Now Available! CITY APPLIANCE 127 North Central Ave. 1 4-WAMTED, FEMALE HELP WANT lady for general housework. Some baby sitting. 5-day week Write Tribune Box 7278. WANTED Housekeeper to chauffeur 1956 Plymouth to Los Angeles. Fn. WOMEN Middle aged or older helo take care of invalid, live Howard Barto. Rt. 1, Box 400, Cen tral Point. LET BEAUTY CULTURE be your eer. Enroll NOW for Nov. class a Med ford Beauty School. Total cash tuition less than $i5 for this ciass. Ph. 2-6155. TEMPORARY OFFICE JOBS If vou have worked as a File Clerk, Typist. Bookkeeper. General Clerk, or in other types of clerical work. See: Harry and David. Bear Creek Orchards. Pacific Hiehwav South. Good jobs are available which will last until ennstmas. Apply in per son between 9:00 and 11:00 A.M. and 1:30 and 4:00 P.M.. week-days. S10-S25 WEEKLY possible working on hand-made moccasins and bags at home. tasv. experience unnecessary, FREE details. California Handicrafts Co.. Los Angeles 46. Calif. FASCINATING WORK At Home! No selling! We pa v you! TRUART. Box 710, Pasadena, Calif. HOUSE TO HOUSE ENUMERATOR for the new Citv Directory. No sell- lng. Good hand writing essential. Write Tribune Box .408 5 HELP, MALE and FEMALE COUPLE for small ranch job. Write to P.O. Box 622, Mediora. SERVICE UNLIMITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCY , Good lobs for qualified applicants Uifice professional clerical, saies No fee unlet we plac you Room 204 125 S Central Med ford 6 WANTED. SITUATION EXPERIENCED teacher and mother will care for 4 and 5 yr. old Rea sonable price includes lunch and Kindergarten. Ph. 3-365 DOLL repair. Ph. 2-5697. WOMAN will work by hr. 3-1 334 . ADULT coats remade for children. Ph. 2-4109. STENOGRAPHER available. Trained in accounting, shorthand, typing, business machines. 2-7054. MAN, 32 Honest dependable, wants work, Ph. Jacksonville 9-8445. ODD jobs, etc. Ph. 3-2246. ATTENTION MOTHERS! Care of your child morning till evening, while you work. Call 2-9421 Child care anytime. 2-8839. WILL take excellent care of 4 rr. old child in my home. Ph. 2-8395 EXPERIENCED lady fry cook desires eve. smtt. rieierences 11 needed. Call 2-2197 after 5 p.m. IRONING pick-up & delivery. 2-7) HOUSEWORK Have car. 3-2300 after BABY sitting. My home. 2-9838. WANTED Work. 3-9173. Odd jobs or steady CARPENTERING, roofing and point ing. LLOYD SCHMELZER. 3-3419 HOUSEWORK. References. Ph. 2-6307 WANTED ODD JOBS Carpenter work or painting Re modeling a specialty. Reasonable rates. References. Ph. 2-7901. MAN wants work of any kind. 2-9767. BABY sitting, ironing, sewing. 2-9767 BOOKKEEPING & accounting reasonable rates. 2-7303. CARPENTERING & ROOFING Ph. Med ford 2-8921 or Eagle Point VA 6-37o9. LANDSCAPING la wnpl anting, grad ing, plowing. & ou rotovating. LaiJ Stansfield Nursery or Wiltard Herz- oerg. Ph NO 4-1686. BABYSITTING by hour. 2-6081. CHILD care by week. 3-1595. BABYSITTING. Ph. 2-2345. CUSTOM DOZER WORK, reliable op- peraxor z cats, uaii u i-nza. TRACTOR LANDSCAPING Level, backfill, excavate, plow, disc ERNIE MALLAMS, Ph. 2-4310 ODD jobs. Reasonable. Ref. 3-4761. CHILD CARE. Ph. 2-2287. ALTERATIONS & SEWING. Ph. 2-5831 LACY wants housework by hour References. Ph 3-5623 LICENSED CHILD CARE Med ford Nursery School Mrs Ethel Tennant. Ph. 2-6013 The Women'a Baby Sitting Club Phone 3-3772 or 2-8904 CARPENTER WORK Ph 2-4332. ALL types carpenter work Finish work a tfpecialtv No lob too small Ph 3-6243 7 WANTED, MISCELLANEOUS GOOD piano. Ph. NO-4-2842. W A N T E D Working girl to share nome and expenses, would accept i child, preferably a boy. Ph. 3-4367 or see at 204 Chestnut. ATTICS cleaned. Write Tribune box 377. WANTED Small box trailer. - Must have 16" wheels and steel frame. No junk. Ph. VA 6-3929. WANT small Spark Oil Heater in good conaiuon. jrn, au alter p.m. FURNITURE MORE MONEY. 2-2114 TIMBER LAND, virgin or cut-over cash pd. Tribune Box 6381. WANTED Dual intake manifold, com plete with 'cartas for 47 Chevy. Ph 4-tqx a iter o:au p.m. ODDS and ends of old furniture and hardware Ph TA. 6-4652. USED TOOLS. Ph. 3-3227. WE BUY JUNK Batteries, copper lead brass, alum inum, radiators and scrap Iron. DEVORES AUTO WRECKERS 3120 N Pacific Hwy Ph 2-9795 CASH for furniture, dishes, tools and trailer nouses 3-3227 NEED FURNITURE Will give you a Kooa casn aeai z-zyan. USED PIANOS wanted Will pay cash WANT TO BUY full hous of UxtnX- ture Phone 2-8573 or i-S21 8 WANTED Douglas Fir peeled or nancies Doles and piung. roc lruor mation write or call C E Jotuistoo 1003 NJ "A" Grants Pass Ore WANTED Good used furniture Oak li-rovc tTirniture Phone 3-1564 WANTED Watch repairing at the Big Y Jewelry Store 1 yr written guarantee Roy Picard. Certified Master Watchmaher Ph 3-3?2 8 FOR RENT, HOUSES FURN. GUEST HOUSE. 2 rms. and bath. 204 A . Columous, Available Nov. 1. Phone 2-6782 eves. UNFURN. 1-bdrm. house and garage. S45. 1401 Dakota. Ph. NO-4-2429. PARTIALLY furn. 2-bdrm. house in country, 1 mi. off Crater Lake Hwy. on Butte Falls Hwy. Call VA-fi-3972 CLEAN small house. See at 32 East wood Dr. Ph. 2-2410. Automatic Phone 3-5306 8-FOR RENT, HOUSES MOTHER with 3 boys needs home to rent under SoO. Phone 2-5489. SMALL 2-rm. house, xurn., 523 Marie St. WANTED to rent by couple. Unfurn i- or a-oarm. nouse. Ph. 3-1210 2-RM. & 3-RM. cabin. ?15 and $25. 1716 s. mversiae. ol AiNDARD Oil employee wants to rent 3-bdrm. unfurn. house. Near scnoois. tall Mr. Malhcoat 2-6213 2-BDRM. unfurn. house near Hedrick Jr. tlign. 555. Pft. 2-9966. 2-BDRM. house. $65. Ph. 3-2976. 2-BDRM. house. 1746 N. Riverside. SMALL 2-bdrm. house. Unfurn. Per- leci ior 1 or 2. 540. Water pd. In quire 1111' a N. Riverside. NEW 2-BDRM. duplex. Complete with uumy rm., carport and storage. Au tomatic oil furnace. References. No pets. 590 mo. 22 Quince. Ph. 3-2660. io sun. cans. SMALL house near Talent, furn.. util ities pd. 550. Child, care available. rn. 3-2777. MINISTER desires to rent or lease 3- or 4-bdrm. home. References can he lurnnshed. Ph. 2-5447. NICE, clean 2-bdrm S75 mo. Ph. 2-6447. unfurn. house. 3-BDRM. unfurn. house. $60. Water ana garbage pd. inquire 220 Haven. Ph. 6-RM. unfurn. duplex. 2-4727. FOR RENT 1 -bedroom unfurnished aupicx. ftice and clean. Soo month. See at 116 3rd st.. Central Point, cr pnone z-5390. 3-RM. FURN. semi-modern. 10 ,wk. u'iuca ju. nuuiu. at-tootf, STANDARD Oil employee desires 3 bdrm. home to lease. Ph. 2-6213. W. u. HauenPecK. 2-BDRM. home overlooking Rogue river, uu ana electric stove and frigerator. For information, 467 1st Ave.. UOia Mill. Ph. 5-9430. ATTRACTIVE 2-bdrm. duplex, garage, near scnoois. m. z-oob'J. 4-BDRM. unfurnished house on Ross Lane. Rt. 2. Box 503. S100 mo. on tease. ALSO 1-Bdrm. Dupjltx on King St. 75 mo. umuriuinea. FIDLER-MacKENZIE AGENCY 22 East 8th Ph. 2-5969 2-BDRM. house in Shady Cove. See Airs. E E. Robertson in red trailer house next to Church of God. UNFURN.. small. 1-bdrm. house. Alley entrance. Range, garbage and wa ter furn. $45 a month. Adults on- ly. inquire at 704 Palm after 5. 3-RM. modern cottage. $30. Box 208. r.agie foint. pn. VA 0-JbC5. DUPLEX Unfurn. 3 rms. and bath, S40. 730 ',2 Oak St. 3-BDRM. partly furn. Orchard Home Dr. house. 1652 3-BDRM. home, S80. 302 N. b urg. Ph. owner 2-4820. 3-RM. furn. Adults. 2-4863. FOR RENT My 3 bdrm. home, furn ished. From Dec. to April I. Call 3-1625 after 5 p.m. for appointment EVER-SHADY Motel & Trailer Court. Winter rates, refrig.. cooking, chil- dren. pets, welcome. 3-2768. CLEAN furn. housekeeping cabins. Utilities pd. Weekly rates. 3-9183. LARGE furnished cabins, kitchenette, utilities, $10 wk.. 2060 Table Rock Rd.. block Big Y Mkt.. Pardee Court. MODERN cottaees & apts wkly St mo ni N Cen. rates uak Manor mi N Cen tral Point, old Hwy 99 beyond June FURNISHED COTTAGES S17B Crater Lake Hwy. Ph. 8-1487 9-FOR RENT, APARTMENTS l-BDRM. furn. court. S65. AdultsrPh 208 Hawthorne. 2-2384. FURN. downstairs apt. Utilities furn. bu. 340' 4 wo. central. Apt. No. 1. 2-RM. furn. apt. Close in. Ph. 3-3039. HEATED 2 rms. and bath. Basement apt, j? urn, m tjuince. FURN. 4-rm. upstairs. Side entrance For 14 on or baby. 26 Portland Ave. SMALL furn. apt. all elec. Call 3-5645. $50. How ard district 3 RMS. and private bath. Clean, close in, well furnished. 2-5696. NOV. 1ST Unfurn. 4-room down stairs apt., nice and clean, close in, FURN. APTS. 1240 N. Riverside. 2-BDRM. furn. apt. Roomy. clean, close in. Ph. 2-2922. 2-RM. FURN. apt. $25 mo. Inquire 327 Edwards. 2-BDRM. furn. apt. Upstairs. Close in, Adults. $55. Ph. 3-4360. FOR RENT. APARTMENT 3 rooms. all new, partly furnished. Refriger ator, new electric range, electric heat. Outside entrance. 16 S. Orange. Ph. 2-8960. SMALL attractive furn. east side apt., garage. Close in. Ideal for employed lady or gentleman. 2-5155. 3-RM. FURN. APT. Close in. Private bath and entrance. 249 S. Riverside. SMALL apt. for one person. Close in. 3-9009. FURN. heated apt. Adults. 2-2306. SMALL completely furn. apt. Utilities pa. auf 5tn st. Phoenix. 3-RM. furn. modern cottaee. Adults No pets. Close in. Inquire 323 S Riverside. LARGE 5 rm. apt., 2 bdrms.. refrig & stove Ail electric. $85 714 King St Ph 2-9710. MOTEL apts. Weekly rates. Adults only. 1240 N. Riverside. SMALL furn. a pt. $45. 2-8036 . FURN. 2 rms., close in. 3-562 1 . LARGE, 5-rm.. 2-bdrm. apt. Elec stove and refrig. 240 King. Inquire at 223 King. apt. 1. after 5 or Ph 3-2603. 3-R.M. apt. Bath. gas. Willow Treea Court. Central Point. APT for rent. Close in. Private hath reiriRerauon. all utilitiea paid wash ing facilities & steam heat- 317 S Riverside MEDFORD PLAZA APARTMENTS APTS for rent Furnished or un furnished All utilities od Ph 2-9748 MIMIFS Complete Upholstering Service AUTOo Furniture BOAT Quality Workmanship Finest Materials Estimates . . . Gladly NORTHERN STAMPS Mike s Seat Cover Center 621 EAST JACKSON - PHONE 2-2990 - MEDFORD Sunday, October 28, 1936 9-FOR RENT, APARTMENTS ATTRACTIVE furn. apt. 1509 E. Main Adults. $80. Call 2-7339. 10-FOR RENT, Furnished Rooms COMFORTABLE 3-2652 eves. sleeping rm. Ph FURN. rm. Close in. 231 W. 5th. RM. with cooking. $7. 1112 E. Main. HEATED rms. $25 month. Private en trance. ivz Almond. PLEASANT furn. housekeeping rm. for employed lady. 153 N. Oakdaie. WARM upstairs rm. 204 N. Iw. ATTRACTIVE larce rm Private n. trance and private bath. Men only. oj w. lutn. FljRX. housekeeping and sleeping. Heat, private entrance. 532 S. Fir. Ph. S-SriSS. LOVELY cabin sleeping rm. Private bath. 204 N. Ivy. ATTRACTIVE east side rm., closet. Close in. Refined person. 2-5365 after 5. wardrobe employed EMPLOYED lady. Close In. 2-4 1 66. ROOMS lor men 123 S Oakdaie CLEAN Rm. new home, breakfast priv ilege. T.V. Employed gent 3-4740. RM. for employed gentleman. 3-1020. 120 Newtown. 1 1 FOR RENT, Board and Room BOARD & RMS. Close In 3-4172 12-FOR RENT, MISCELLANEOUS OFFICE or small business unit, 273 sq. ft. Corner display windows, hot and cold water, parking. $65. 628 S. Riverside. Hawkins Night Garage? nip p. ruversiae. Pn. FOR RENT 118 Acres. Beautiful set up for dairy. Or will sell on option Provolt 2519 after 6 p.m. William Ore . A. M. Webb. OFFICE space with phone answering service. Mark A. Goldy, Inc. Ph 3-3614. FOR RENT Adding machines and typewriters Mediora Office Equip ment Co 41 So Grape Ph 2-4100 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 Kay Paper Products P.O Box 752 Ph 2-9813 FORD TRACTOR with Implements "Ml MAlfl KE.H T-ALL 3-5660 CHOICE OFFICE RMS & SUITES In the New Sparta Bldg Ph 2-6235 or Ph 2-6189 13-FOR SALE, AUTOMOBILES EXTRA clean "51 Chev. deluxe 2 -door. Radio, heater. Phone 2-6471 . 1952 CADILLAC 4-dr. 1-owner car. Many extras. Priced at SJ585 for quick sale. No trade. Bank finance. 2130 E. Jaclson (off Hi 111 crest, near Sunrise Ave.) fQCj CHEV. Bel-Air. Sharp; 37.000 1 ' J I miles. $745 3-56.19. MUST SELL 1955 PLYM. 48 Club Coupe. R&H and auto-transmission. Can arrange financing. Call 2-2439 Sunday. 1950 DODGE 4-dr. sedan. Clean, good tires. 1957 license. $260. 122 Almond. 49 CHEV. 2-8475. Deluxe 4-door sedan. Ph. FORD ij-T PICKUP for sale. 1954 V-8 with 4-speed transmission and new full cap tires. I will trade. Call 3-5908 anytime Sunday. WANTED '53 or '54 Ford Victoria. Ph. 2-7639. 1940 BUICK Good tires. S100 cash only. No credit, no trades. 1132 Mur ray See Sun. Ph. 2-8898. Use Mail Tribune Want AOs Why WORKING MEN and WOMEN i MONDAY KMED 9:45 A.M. mm -J Upholstering, Polishing and q Recovering, Restyling Tops, Seats Aircraft MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE CLE VEIT 13-FOR SALE. AUTOMOBILES "56 MERCURY hard-top 2-dr. Equity cneap. rn. j-iom alter ft p.m. OR TRADE $1600 equity in 1956 Ford. Best offer takes it. 2480 Jo Jack Rd. Ph. 3-2979. 55 PLYMOUTH 2-tcne Plaza Power flite. Less than 10,500 miles, heater, one owner. Immaculately clean. $1795. 620 S. Oakdaie, 2nd floor. Ph. 2-21B4. BEFORE you Buy. Sell or Trade your car. trailer house, or anything luwmouv TRIANGLE B SALES Turn right at Ashland Airport, go to end of road. Ph. Ashland 2-8846. 51 CHEV. ia T. pickup, tion. Dial 30-9-8319 or Sterling Rd. A-l condi see at 704 NEED EXTRA MONEY for a down pavment on vour car? Call COM MERCIAL riNANC E Med ford 3-464 or drop in at Main At Riv erside. 1953 OLDS 98 4-door sedan. 29,000 mi. New tires. Power brakes and steering. Tinted glass. Other acces sories. 51675. See to appreciate. Ph. 3-3034 after 1 p.m. Your best "all-around" heating is Berko glass ! radiant heating j Bf rko Glass Electric Radiant Heat ing Panel give you controlled com fort in every room, regardless of size or location! You get all the unique advantage of modem radiant heating safety, cleanliness, never any main tenance problems See your electrical contractor about Berks Radiant Panels whether you're building a new home, renovating or just add ing a room. They're recommended by leading architects and decorators! 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