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Newspaper Page Texturied Treasure Book Collectors Should Stop at Roadside Stands A cardinal rule for the book at that price since he had lately collector should be never to hpen eiven another codv. pass up small country roadside stands where a few things are displayed for sale. Recently a friend of mine in his fourth such stop of the day Mark Twain's A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court. The Book is hv no means one of the most valuable from the rnliprtnr'c vipwnnint tvtn though it ouaht to be. since it is one of the author's funniest. But it is valuable enough so much so that its purchase by my friend Ted proved profit- able for everyone involved. The book was one of about 50 offered for sale and the only one of any value. The owner had it marked at $10 just because he felt it worth that much on account of the amusement it had given him. He felt he could afford to sell it pages. OLD SCRAP OF METAL IS REALLY BUTTON MACHINE "I'm going into the button deep as the coin is thick. An business the manufacturing end." said Tom. "In fact, I've al- ready acquired my first ma- chine." In his hand was what looked like a piece of scrap iron. And It would have been scrap iron to anyone else. Indeed, as I realized a little later when he told me of the salvage shop where he had bought it, I had al- ready seen it and rejected it just because it was scrap. "This is an old-time button mold," Tom said. "Probably of about 1750; maybe earlier. He pressed his thumbs down hard on what appeared to be a crack in the top of the iron. The polishing the buttons which crack widened as the upper half could be done with a file. t of the piece divided, like the By the time Tom had fitted arms of a compass, revealing the mold with wooden handles the bottom half in which there his total outlay must have been were four cavities. a good S2. So far, he has turn- The cavities were of different ed out well over S600 worth sizes and shapes. One was broad of pewter buttons which sold as as a silver dollar and about as authentic modern reproductions. SOME 20TH CENTURY GLASS HAS GREAT VALUE One of the more valuable cock's feather, or the heck of a types of American art glass is pigeon. Some of it has a metal known under the name of Au- lie coating, also'. For the most rene and which is a product of part, however, at least, from the 20th Century, though long what I have seen of it Aurene since discontinued. is generally of a golden color It is said to have been in- Hence the name which comes vented bv a worker at the Steu- ben Glass Works in New York the same firm in effect, that today supplies some of the cost- liest and most beautiful pieces of art glass produced anywhere in the world. ' Whether or not Aurene was in- vented by such a worker, there is no doubt that much of it is to be identified by the name of Steuben which can often be found cut into the glass on the bottom of a piece. Sometimes the identifying word is Aurene, and, if a person is very fortun- te, there may even be a tri- The value of such a piece to angular shaped paper label day is difficult to compute, but found on the base as well. certainly it could not be less The type of glass is often multi-colored with i r i d escent hues like those found in a pea- 63 Claimed Killed In Cuban Rebellion Havana, Cuba Fifty rebels and 13 government soldiers were killed in the short-lived uprising Thursday in the south coast port City of Cienfuegos, a govern ment communique announced Saturday. In addition, 13 persons were wounded, but the communique did not specify if they were soldiers or rebls. The government said previous ly that loyal troops had recap tured the sugar port after a 10 hour flareup of viol ence in Cuba's slow motion revolt. Poison Oak? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL Yea must be satisfied er your none cheerfully refunded. Get bottle re fer at WESTERN THRIFT. tSTA-orn CORN REMOVER Giv imant relief from pain and poi ivty rtnoKti hard eornt. loft earns btwn h toi, collouiet, warts, papillomas, club noili. .Ir contains -rol different oils that soften, loosen and does not couse tHo irritation Ol do strong acid mixrurj' When all hers hov failed try this ono. Try our nion Relief, which relieves Pn. soreness, swelling first or second application. Both remedies sold On moo back guarantee. Exclusively at WESTERN THRIFT Ted felt it was worth a gam ble becuse the book was in such good shape that even if its date ot 1889 was not correct for the first edition, he vouldn"t be out very much 0n the Purchase price- The volume was bound in green cloth that was only faintly discolored on the back cover. It was P u b lished by Charles L Webster & Company, of New York When Ted looked it up a day or so later, he found that while there was some disagreement as to whether the British or American edition was published first they were both issued in early December of 1889 the American edition has been sell ing for around $40 if in tip-top shape and with all of its 575 ether was much deeper with a convex bottom. The remaining two were far smaller in dia- meter and so deep as to be al- most half round in shape. As Tom swung the two arms together again, I noticed that each of them had their inner surfaces cut directly over the centers of the cavities. When the arms were closed there was tiny aperture through which metal could be poured to fill the cavity beneath. By letting the metal run until the form was brim full the shanks of the but tons would be formed. The only further work needed would be lrom tnat 0I n ancient Roman coin of gold alloy, know as the aureus. A piece of Aurene that a friend received as a wedding present back in the early 1920s is a typical example. It was a winged vase, about 20 inches high and of a rich golden color with a metallic coating Its shape was the essence of grace, but for some reason or other the piece had been so rarely used that it had never been washed enough to remove the label than $250! (Released by The McClure Newspaper Syndicate) Hobby Horse Holds Young X-Ray Pafienls Washington (IP) The junior cowboy's best friend, the play room hobby horse, has moved into the x-ray lab. The specially designed steed holds one-to-five year olds as they sit for chest x-rays at the Army's Walter Reed Medical Center. Designed by MSgt. Russell Rankin and built by Clifton Reintzel of the Army's Service and Supply division, the x-ray steed is more luxuriously sad dled than the mounts in west ern horse operas.. A lead shield is placed in the back of the saddle to protect the youngsters' pelvic organs, and an adaptation of a film holder is attached to the side to simplify taking lateral views of the chest. Children gladly pose astride the non-galloping mount, an achievement with the squirmy-age- group. Col. Elmer Lodmell, chief of the hospital's radiological serv ice, has given the steed his en thusiastic endorsement, and more models are to be construct ed for use throughout the medi cal center. London (IP) Radio Peiping reported today that Chinese Communist Premier Chou En-lai told a group of American youths visiting Rec China he hoped "friendship" between China and the United States "will soon be established." ILLINOIS VALLEY Lodgi e Activities Planned By HELEN BOTTEL Cave Junction Plans for the coming season were made by the Guardian Council of Jobs Daughters Bethel 36 at a meet ing held Thursday, Aug. 29, at the home of Guardian and As sociate Guardian Fay and Hom er Snider in Lone Mountain Val ley. Because of Monday's Labor Day Jubilee celebration, the Bethel will start its fall ses sions one week late. First meet ing is set for September 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic hall in Kerby. At a special meeting on Tues day, Sept. 24, Everlyn McGill, grand guardian, will make her inspection trip to the Bethel. A potluck dinner is planned at 6:30 p.m. to honor Mrs. McGill. Jobs Daughters and their par ents and members of the Guard ian Council are invited. A guardian council school of instruction was announced for Sept. 21 at Medford. Several members of the local council and Bethel will attend. Refreshments of cookies and coffee were served by Mrs. Sni der. Piano and organ students of Mrs. M. C. Beem presented their first recital Sunday, Aug. 29, at the Beem home in Kerby. Parents and friends gathered to hear the well-executed num bers and later joined the chil dren for refreshments of-cookies, coffee and punch served by the hostess. John Grubb, former principal at O'Brien school, has accepted a teaching contract to teach in the sixth grade in the Ashland school system. Carl Jensen 11. son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jensen of San Bruno, Calif., has come to O'Brien to spend the school year with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wilson at Shadowcroft Lake. Pvt. Clinton Etherton arrived home from Fort Ord last week on the furlough which followed his basic training. He will return to Fort Ord as a typist-clerk around the middle of Septemb er. Arrangements for the Lion's club float showing the various phases of the summer recreation program were made at the first fall meeting held Tuesday, Aug. 27, at the Todelope cafe. The Lion's club had charge of the Labor Day parade. At a director's meeting which followed the dinner, Dave Wil son was accepted for re-instate- ment. Next meeting is set for Tuesday, Sept. 10 at the Todel ope cafe. Another outstanding float at the Labor Day parade was one planned by Mrs. Reuben Cook for the Illinois Valley Grange. On it was a huge thermometer showing progress made in col lecting money for the special election to be called for an Il linois Valley Recreation district. Mrs. Alice Hoffman spent the Labor Day week end at the home of her daughter and fam ily, the Arthur Robinsons in Ar eata. The Hoffmans moved here from the coast this summer to operate the Illinois Valley bak ery. 'Nearly a dozen men who are enrolled in the Civil Defense Rescue course met at the VFW field Wednesday night to study derrick erection, sling tying and practice ladder work with the Josephine county rescue truck. Next lesson is scheduled for Sept. 18 at the Aerial Project. State Senator Don Cameron was in the valley Monday to view the Labor Day parade. He and his wife were guests of his brother-in-law, John Valen. The Women's Society of Chris tian Service meeting has been postponed until Monday, Sept. 16. Mrs. Al Boucher will be in charge of the program, which is to be held at Immanuel Meth odist church. The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Kingsbury attended an open house Wednesday night at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Peterson in Grants Pass. The reception was given for Mr. and Mrs. Kaz Kawata, mis sionaries who recently returned from India. Mr. and Mrs. Kings bury knew the Kawatas when both attended college in Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ott were home briefly this week from a trip to Oakland. They left for Bend and other northern points Wednesday. Guests at the Harry O. Smith home over the week end were their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frances Potwin, and children, of Eugene, five-year-old Sally Pohvin stayed in the valley to spend a week with her grand parents. Girl Scouts of all intermediate troops in the valley shared in planning and manning a fish pond and food booth at the Il linois Valley Jubilee. Each troop made around S6 from their pop corn and candy sales, while the fish pond earned $15 for the neighborhood fund. Mrs. Harry O. Smith past state president of the Federation of Garden clubs, spoke on fall flow ering bulbs at the Ashland Gar den club meeting Friday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Moore Sr. left Friday on a California vaca tion. After a short business trip to the southern part of the state, they will return to Point Rich mond to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Moore, their son and daughter-in-law. Jim Deaton, Richard Burnett and Dick Bukendahl are on furlough . from Fort Ord, where they started their six months active duty in the Army Reserve this summer. Deaton and Jerry Yandell, a former resident, must be in Fort Lewis, Wash., Sept. 13. Bucken dahl and Burnett will return to Fort Ord. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cherry and family arrived home Tuesday after a week end spent at Seat tle at the home of Mrs. Cherry's sister and family, the Bruce Reeds. Ron Cherry will leave soon for his first year at Oregon State college. He is to stay at the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity house dur ing weeks starting Sept. 23. Mike Piller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Casey Piller of Kerby, will attend the University of Oregon this i year. Don Rosenberg and his sons, Leland and Larry, camped at Trinidad Bay over the Labor Day holiday. Their luck at sal mon fishing was not phenomen al, Don said. Ricky, eight year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Brown, of Selma, is home from Sacred Heart hospital in Eugene follow ing surgery on his neck, and a week , spent in traction. His parents must take him back Fri day for removal of the stitches. An unusual display of an tiques needlework, carved wood, gourds, and apples, prized bot tles and buttons collected from all over the world, is on display at the Illinois Valley Home Town Hardware window. Loaned by Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wilber, the exhibit attracted much attention during the Ju bilee week end. Carving was done by Mr. Wilber who also has his pen and ink drawings on display. An intricate patch work quilt and other handiwork was made by "Mother" Wilber. Bottles and buttons are from her extensive collection. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Sherier Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rob erts spent the Labor Day week end in Klamath Falls, where they took part in the Hope Young Archery tournament. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hamilton and Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Collman spent a quiet Labor Day week end at the Hamilton"s cabin at Galice. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton drove to Happy Camp Sunday for a holiday outing. Guests at the Robert Wilson home in Kerby last week were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stephens and son Wayne of Anaheim, Calif. Spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Ed George at O'Brien were their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Bliss and baby of Brook ings. Mrs. George Cardinal fell in her yard Sunday, breaking both bones in her left leg, and sprain ing her ankle. Oliver Wilson and Jean Beem, two talented Kerby youngsters, provided the Illinois Valley part of the entertainment at the Po mona Grange held Saturday night at the Grange hall in Bridgeview. The two brought down the house in a comic skit titled "Cafe Scene," and Oliver pre sented a violin solo, accompan ied by Mrs. M. C. Beem. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Slack en- tertained at open house on all ; three days of the Labor Day j week end. Between 20 and 30 friends and relatives dropped in each day. Disarmament Talk Future Clouded London (IP) The five-power I Disarmament Conference broke j up in stalemate Saturday with j no agreement on where or when i to meet again. Russian determination to put off any more talks until after the fall U. N. General Assembly session iorced the parley to break up in total disagreement. The West wanted a short re cess until Oct. 1 or, at the latest, until the General Assembly has wound up its opening debate. So viet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin demanded a longer wait. At a bitter session lasting nearly 2V2 hours, Zorin and the delegates from the United States, Britain, France and Canada were unable to reach a compromise. 27-BUSINESS DIRECTORY Well Drilling CRATER WELL DRILLING Immedi ate service. All work guaranteed. FHA terms on wells & pumps. SP-2-2098. 3061 Crater Lake Ave. SHULTS BROS well drilling & pump service We strive to please everv customer. 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SP 3-5213 or MU 9-7907. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Examination for Certified Public Ac countants of Oregon will be held in Portland from 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. November 6 through Friday November 8. 1957. Applications must be filed with the Secretary on or before Sep tember 27. 1957. ROBERT H. LEMON. SECRETARY. Oregon State Board of Accountancy. 637 American Bank Building, Portland 5, Oregon. t The Shortest Distance Between Buyer and Seller- A CflassfiffBed Ad on The Mail Tribune Convenient Order Form For Quick Results Write Your Ad Below 1 Word to a Space Cost Appears to Right of Last Word An Avenga Word Contains 3 Lottara. Nama and Address Count rhe Samo as Othar Words. Mail Now to Classified Ad Dept., MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon Please run my ad for DAYS in THE MAIL TRIBUNE under Classification ..... I enclose $.. in full payment NAME PHONE ...... ADDRESS Ciy or Town rrtr J-i. IX Sunday, September 8, 1957 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Sleeping room. Fum. Very nice, hall entrance. Employed gentleman. 3 blocks from town." 14 Cottage. FOR SALE Pint fruit jars. Kerr, jelly glasses & lids. 35c doz. $75 cash for electric stove. Cost over S300. SP 3-3491. COVER CROP SEED SEE US ELTON'S FARM &. GARDEN STORE 217 W. 6th SP 3-5539 FOR SALE 3-bdrm. house, corner Freeman Road & Old Pacific Hwy., Central Point. Small down pay ment terms. See Vic Noel at NO 4-2263. PARAKEETS Extra choice Rainbows. THESE ARE BEAUTIES. SEE THEM! ELTON'S FARM & GARDEN STORE 2 17 W. 6th SP 3-5539 FOR SALE OR TRADE 56 MERC URY. 4-door. loaded. 16.000 mi., $1995. '57 FORD Fairlane 500" 4- dr. hardtop. loaded. S2495. 845 Palm. DAIRY FEED S2.42. 80 lb. bag COWS LIKE IT ELTON'S FARM GARDEN STORE 217 W. 6th SP 3-5539 FOR SALE 4 RM. HOUSE. Near Jr. High. Large living room. Wall to wall carpet. 2 bdrms. Dinette & kitchen. Nice lot. Paved street. Priced to sell. See E. GOULD, Real Estate 402 West Jackson LAWN SEED 95c lb. 5 top grade adapted TURF SEEDS. Use our roller. ELTON'S FARM & GARDEN STORE 217 W. 6th SP 3-5539 SAVE CASH & CARRY 6". 8", 10" & 12" re-saw sheathing $35 M. Pabco 3-tah roofing $8.90 sq. 1x8 standard & better shiplap, unit loads $65 M. No. 3 re-saw sheathing $55 M. 2x6 T&G $35 M. 2x6 No. 3 T&G $55 M. FHA Home Improvement terms, i NORTON LUMBER CO., Phoenix j SURGE MILKING MACHINE PARTS ELTON'S FARM & GARDEN STORE 217 W. 6th SP 3-5539 FOR RENT 2 BDRM. HOUSE. Large living room, dining room. Newly decorated. Fireplace. Lots of stor age space. Nice, enclosed back yard. 2 car garage. Oil heat. Very close in. 27 Mistletose Key at 31. DELPHINIUM Plants, 2 yr. old, in bloom. BERRYDALE FLOWER FARM RUMMAGE & what not sale by the Needleworkers Club. 108 N. Ivy. Sept. 10 & 11. 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. PAPER WHITE and YELLOW Nar cissi Bulbs for indoor forcing. BERRYDALE FLOWER FARM FOR SALE: New 38 S & W Police Special Revolver. 1 new Powercraft i -horse Electric Drill. 1 Trumpet, used one season. 15 Jewel man's pocket watch. Simmons chain. Call NO-4-2047. NOVELTY indoor plants. Cacti, suc culents, vines, 25c up. Split leaf Philodendrons. BERRYDALE FLOWER FARM KEYS MADE SISKIYOU HARDWAJU 225 W. MAIN SPECTATORS WANTED at the Motor cycle Gypsy Tour Sunday Sept. 8th at Wagner Gap. Woodburn Youih Champ Fair Flower Arranger Salem OP) Dwane McHolick, Woodburn, . is the champion flower arranger of the 02nd j Oregon State Fair. McHolick, a sophomore art student at the University of Ore gon, built his winning bouquet out of Chinese red dahlias, flame and white gladioli and chartreuse gladioli. Salem OP) Movement of wheat in Oregon during August surpassed movements for August a year ago, the State Agriculture Department has reported. CAMERA EQUIPMENT i At DISCOUNT PRICES We buy from ever-stocked dealer and sell to you at money-saving DISCOUNTS! Send for List No. 28 Now! A&B CAMERA MART P. O. Box 501 MEDFORD, ORE. JL JL ifV t Y,' - MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIFTEEN TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 213 LBS. CELOTEX roofing $8 90 sq. 90 lb. 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Y BIG SUPPLY Lawn & Garden Equipment Center Ph. SP 3-3160 1948 N. Pae. Hwy. every price range. Our com n Two Unci Consecutive InsertJoBJ TWO LINES MINIMUM I dy S0e 3 dayi - II 0 day SI 0 THREE LINES 1 day i days i day TSe SI 51 13.10 rOLB LINES I day i dayt day (1 to S2 00 $2.10 riVB LINES 1 day S1.2S S2.50 S3J0 Sl.Sb S3 00 S4.21 3 day ( day SIX LINES t day 1 day ( day SEVEN LINES i y i.JS 1 day $3.50 dayi $4 90 -- w t 1 -