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Newspaper Page Text21-FOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS RUMMAGE SALE WEST SIDE j ' SCHOOL. Mothei- Club. Oct. 2nd. ; FehL Bidg. 9-5 p.m. Floor Sample Clearance OF New Living Room Groups 1 Colonial wing sofa $199 30 2 Step tables & 29 95 $59 90 1 Coffee table S29 95 2 Table lamps $14 95 . S29.90 Regular CLEARANCE PRICE . $319 25 . S239 00 ') 1 Plastic sofa $219.50 2 Blond step tables 24 95 . S49 90 1 Blond coffee table $34 95 2 Tabic lamps $12 95 ...$25 90 Regular $330 25 CLEARANCE PRICE L $249 00 LIPPERTS HOME FURNISHINGS 220 .No. Eartlett Next doo to the Gre hound bus depot FOR SALE Easy wringer washer, camera with flash and case, bassin ette wilh pad and liner NO 4-1316. SMALL camping trailer $73. 725 S. Keene Way. P2-fi57l. evenings. FOR SALE OR TRADE Small garden tractor with sickle mower. SP 2-8206 - BARGAIN 16-ft. BRYANT RAIDER with convert ible top. tack, speed meter. Mark 75. 60 h p. Mercurv motor. Tee Nee trailer. Call 2-6344. or sec at 607 Sherman. Apt. 1. 2"50Model 99 Savage $45 Colt 33 Su per automatic $3j. SP 2-6a6. 6lL heater, tubing, new 200-gal. tank. $40. SP 2-2362. NORGE 4-burner elec. range, A-l con ,. dition. $95 Norge oil heater, pipe. floor mat. $45 Coil spring mattress . $15. Babv highrhair $7. Two folding - ironing boards $1.50 ea. 309 Portland .YELLOW LEG CAMP STOVES Buy at Burke Awning & Top Works Ha'I's Sport Shop Hubbard Bros. BO A T S A LE 15 REDUCTION 545 14' Hollywood Speedster $ 463 $5R5 16' HolIvWood P iget Sounder $ 497 $740 16' Hollywood Convertible $ 629 $1240 17' Hollywood Convertible $1054 $1345 16' Bell Bov Conv $1143 OWEN BOAT WORKS. SP 2-6054 NEW .32 Special Winchester carbine. . SP 2-9700. HURRY' Bargain Bazaar. Alpha Rho . Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi. Eagles . Hall, 217 W. Main. Wednesday, Oct. 2nd. 9 a.m. MODEL 721 Rem. .270 caliber rifle. Swing over side mount, 4 power Hawk Scope. Leather sling. This is a fine gun. 1 vr. old. $125. SP 2-8006. - 223 W 6th3t. FRIGIDAIRE elec. range. Good condi tion. SP 3-2496. ROUND tub Maytag washer, condition. $40. 1319 Stewart. Good COTTON LOOP matching rugs. 9x15 & 9x8 with pad. Also refrigerated air conditioner. Reasonable & per fect condUion. SPOSS; 6rTRADE 7M MFifle t 16 gauge Wmcn.. silver inlaid engraved, beau tiful for outhoard motor equal -alue. 1470 Magnolia Ave., after 6 p m. SP 3-4762. Dry fir firewood, delivered. TW 9-1533. MARINE MARVAIR 718 Pennsylvania Ave. Apt.-size elec. range Comb. Monarch range Westinghouse elec. range. 12-ft. freezer. Amana Refrig.. U cu ft. ...$89.50 ...$59.50 ... 59.50 $260.00 $110.00 looks like new Western auto, refrig., 10 ft. Blackstone auto, washer, repossessed ': $79.50 2 price 2 price Admiral TV console, 21" 1 SEE US on new ranges at low prices. HOTPOINT S199.95 11 cu. ft refrigerator CITY APPLIANCE, INC, 127 N. Central ROOFING SIDING Low cost. All work guaranteed. Gene Schmelzer. KE 5-1410. REAL ESTATE CHOICE VALUES FROM Rogue Valley Land Go. We Are Desperate We Need Listings Call Us for Appointment $11,100 Large, new 2 bedroom suburban home. Living room 17x22, has lovely stacked Roman brick fire place. Bedrooms are Urge. City water. DUPLEX New, 2 bedrooms each unit. Ex cellent construction, gross $170 per mo. For QUICK SALE $16,500. Terms. $9500 Drive by this nice little 2 bed room home at 604 W. Jackson, corner lot, fenced back yard, de tached garage. An excellent buy with good terms. $10,650 East Side home with 2 extra lots, 3 bedrooms, 2-up and 1-down. fireplace, utility porch, nice base ment, possession 1st of October a good buy in a good location. $10,950 Lovely 2 bedroom home near Sr. Hi. Nicely arranged with closed utility. Living room has circulat ing fireplace. Central gas heat otherwise. Lot is nicely landscaped. You will be proud to own this one. $13,500 Another exclusive, 3 B.R. heme, on nice big corner lot, close to Hedrick Jr. Hi. Detached dbl. ga rage. F.H.A. terms. East Side lo cation. HogueValley Land Go. SP 3-3641 704 West 6th St. Evening Phones: ED EGGERS SP 3-4376 CHI C K SHOTWELL SP 3-3079 21 FOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS r1; CU FT. Servel gas refrigerator. TW 9-1022. MONARCH electric range. Good con dition. 4J 2-yBU4. 3 PIECE brirm suite & 2 piece living rm. set. Elec. rotary mower. 923 S. Riverside. FREEZER 25 cu. ft. chest type. 2 yrs. old. like new. $300. Air condi tioner, window type. 1 vr. old, $25. Studio couch, like new, $25. SP 3-5845. SPECIAL sale on shade trees. Large, medium & small. Many varieties. Acclimated. Twice transplanted. Eargain prices. Plant now. best time. Come & pick 'em out in field where grown. Full line of fruit trees. 2 yrs. old & up. Park Landscape Co. West Evans Creek. Rogue River. Ore. Open Sundays Phone JU 2-3323. PIANO A fine Kimball upright. Nice finish. Has silencer for quiet prac tice. Fully reconditioned & guaran teed. $165. Easy terms. Other up rights at lower prices. ERSKINE S PIANO STORE 1304 Kings Highway LAUREL. Any length. Immediate de livery. $20 cord. NO 4-1477 after 4:30 FOR SALE OAK. SP 3-3742. HUNTERS Still a few items left at additional reduced prices. 732 W. 4th SP 2-9952 HOTPOINT $199.95 Deluxe Range CITY APPLIANCE, INC, 127 N. Central CARLOAD SALE Hotpoint Water Heaters 52 gal. upright water heaters. Hic?i wattage elements. CQQ Q'n Reg $139 95 'Special 07 7.7 J CITY APPLIANCE 127 N. Central NEW Chico air cooler, $30. Apt. size gas range. $45. 49" gas range. $60. All in good condition. SP 3-2652. SINGER sewing machine, late moiiel Singer desk type complete with attachments for only S56.70. Pickup balance on easv budget terms. Write Credit Manager, P. O. Box 1022, Medford. . ATTENTION HUNTERS Zenith Trans-oceanic combination batterv and electric radio, SU9.95. CITY APPLIANCE, INC. 127 N. Central HARDWOOD Big measure good quality quick delivery. S20 per cord. NO 4-1345 Mill Cafe. USED GE AUTOMATIC WASHER Practically new $135 HOTPOINT Excellent condition AUTOMATIC WASHER S99.50 HOTPOINT DRYER f OQ C( Matching .J07.JU FRIGIDAIRE Automatic washer FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator $79.50 $69.50 , $49.50 GE REFRIGERATOR SEVERAL good used TV ets. VERY REASONABLE WRINGER WASHERS $19.95 & up CITY APPLIANCE, INC. 127 N. Central SLEEPING BAGS: 3 lb. Dacron filled, double Talon zipper, full size. Reg ular S29.95. Now $15.88. No money down. 50c week. WEISFIELDS. 122 E. Main. WHEN vou're thinking of surplus, think ot DUNHAMS Where vou ALWAYS save PEARLS RESTRUNG. Will buy old gold. SANTOS. 411 E. Main. NEW AND USED ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT Motor Rewindin a 1225 Court St. SP 3-4517 FULLER BRUSH Phone SP 2-8371. BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale 20c each Mail Tribune office. 33 North Fir SAWDUST FOR FUEL FABER FUEL CO. SP 2-4449 FINE ANTQUES N. 99 TRADING CENTER . 2740 N Pacific Hwy. SP 3-3227 LIME $6 per ton, loaded at plant. Hiehest score in calcium content available in .tale. KE 5-2971 or MU 2-4852. HARDWOOD DRY BODY FIR RANGE WOOD Ph TW 9-1059 L & D WOOD YARD Baby furn. sale. Beatons. 534 N. Front PLNOS for gale, reconditioned, easy terms. Also babv furn at prices you can afford Beaton's. 534 N Front. OAK WOOD $18 cord. $7 tier. MU- 2-5621 after 2 :30 p m LAUREL & OAK wood. $22 cord. SP-2-9165 or 529 S. Grape. OLD sawdust for mulch. KE 5-1694. R.C-A WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES FELDMAN & OLSON 237 E. Main Ph SP 2-2458 HEAVY duty 3-vr battery exchange. S10.95. Meaford Battery Co. ROOFING - SIDING - INSULATION Tf you don't have your roofing, sid ing" & insulation done by Ekerson's you are paying too much. For the average house, financed 100 7 Roof S9.91 mo. Insulation 4" Blow S9 48 mo. Asbestos Siding aoplied SI S. 97 mo. EKERSON PAINT & ROOFING 19 E. Jackson St.' SP 3-3631 COW manure bed your flower beds for the winter. SP 3-5669. 22-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES I NEED someone who can help finance one of the greatest possibilities I have ever encountered. My estim ate is 12 million in profit. This is a developed gold propertv in Ne vada. SP 3-3332. C. L. ROBISON. Rt. 2. Box 514. Ross Lane. Medford. ROOMING house & some cabins to let on shares. Write Tribune Box 4630. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY i Man or woman to own and operate 1 highly profitable vending machine I route. Cigarettes, candy. Part or I full time. NO SELLING. Permanent I weekly income. S690 cash invest- ment required. For interview, give i phone number. Write Tribune Box i 4814. t j COUNTRY GROCERY I 2 saSipuniDS. cabins and l'i acres shade. S15000 with terms. Good community. DEL ROGUE REALTY 1506 N. Riverside Phone SP 3-5154 anytime ; WANTED Reliable party with equip I ment to lease pear orchard: about 1000 bearing trees. SP 3-2494 eves. LUMBER BARGAINS White Fir 2 and Better V-Rustic No.' 4 Cedar No. 5 Cedar No. 5 Pine Reject Pine Paneling W. H. DAUGHERTY COMPANY WHITE CITY .'22 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTING BUSINESS Tobacco. Confectionery. Grocery Specialties. Restaurant nd Tavern Supplies. Beer and Wines. Good franchises with ajl direct buying privileges. Will sell the merchan dise or licensed beverages separately. Write Box 4601 Mail Tribune. SMALL house next to Drive-In Clean ers on S. Riverside. Ideal for office location. SP 3-2259 or SP 3-3792. SELL, trade or ofier. Cafe. livk.g quarters. 3647 S Pacific Hwy. FOR SALE or Exchange Reinforces concrete store building together witk 4 apts all occupied. On main corn er through hwy. Center of loggisg, fishing, hunting. Cash jprice $14.66. Terms if desired. F. ii. isajl, owner. Butte Falls. Ore. FOR Sale or Lease 100x189 w-ae-efeii-Mcg in Medford bordering on raoV-ea-a. Has large Eefri sera ties ewvVis. Siamg trade considered mh sae Ca-M B-os-burg OBher ne 9-8451 .tyrvtg Snk.gfjrirf f 'Vfasjya QtV 23-MACWMig: fRACTQRS 32 l"EWGtj'SS9' iiraJr. kip loader & eVst. S1S. 95 riak- ata hei-st. 63 S.Rworsiide. " CASKS93 & i-A p.6, '.-7 It 638 Caeeogrriitter TFrartoss. State eondi-tTis-jn iSc-jaeac. WrijLe P.. g.ox i4Q5, MedftaM. 24,-if-m EXCHANGE -3JtS9. 38 S;g, ii-So ew. Isaiie fis ge TZf fcgftoE BnErigJaf" sieel gram tanks sroaiSte! fer truck & trailer. WiJl fer? ? ? au 9-1471 after 6 p.m. tjiii. TfjAHE acreage fmr xodezM teraiJiss Iwwse. ft 4-1237 2g-.,IISCELLANEOUS B,wl Wine wa Ctesssfte'j'Ss: ':SSi p.Ri. SIwe fiKwjng 4ay. erasaett 19 ,j-a.m Sap as..d!g: bop swiosaaf, saiuray. VALL CILASSES SI ':.l3lY fefe ifi$ Meulerr B.cwiy seng. schawl to torn AbetrE a ., MoaiAay tfejeqfti Fantojr. Sg &-8m Mrs. WJI Iastal or- tS Sreir if S&aoftr Issel. lees th, Q&WrtSy fc Visalia. CaJf. work g t.Jaa.'nefHi KE 5-141. WATKINS Halts' JOHN MALL OI KAKBStt SJSOf . WSt w. xviEnn. usee iiEii.g. Uisen a.m. 7 a.m. Ttas. tiuraMflh Ssik. VITAMINS & CeifSiWKfiiCi RAWLEIGH'S Sr B-44JC3 oNV ONE hariiae a Sffifflteiwig tsfe-ei . elcOBse sf Aie&K4is Anciy mous MeetiROs ? msn Wed f$ ft 123'., ? Main B'h &P 2-!S? CRATER WELL DjSTLLIlWS Bieasoie ate service. All wc ptfrnatHea-i FHA terms on welote & f,xisps Sy-2-2098 306 1 Crat-ag La-ka Ave. SHULTS BROS wejdrHitftg & nwvmp service We strive to fai&sse cvev customer. SP 3-4141 Eves MP 2-at DEISTER S WELL DMLLEKG CO Far your water well prablesse KwliaAe & experienced up fw .e K.irft"Xe equipment 139 Vancasve SP 2-S308 GOFF BROTHERS Well Drillers. ES- Eerienced & reliable S&H Srees tamps Office Siskivou Kdwe. S3S W Main Ph. SP 2-2939 Eves SP 2-7026 or NO 4-1448. GRIBBLE WELL DRILLING 303 5th Ave Gold Hill Ph. UL 5-1328 ROGUE VALLEY DRILLING CO Reliable & experienced F.vt. mod ern equipment Terms SP 2-7372 885 Shafer Lane off Kings Hwy Dead Line on Classified Ads: 5:30 p.m. for following day. except 10 a.m. for Monday; for Sunday, noon Saturday Transportation MITCHELL BROTHERS TRUCK LINES P.O. Box 687, Medord. Oregon Operators Johnson Truck Line Trucking service between Oregon, Wash., Idaho. Montana & Calif On building material, machinery for est products. Heavy hauling equip ment available. SP 2-5277. 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 Medford KE 5-1 632 Heating FIREPLACE: Furnaces. Proven per formance. The only open front fire place with 24 hr. forced air, floor level heat! Old fireplaces now re modeled give efficient, dependable heat. Free estimates, P. O. Box 791 Ashland or SP 3-5213. Home Owners Specialties. Distributor "Lectro Speed" elect, baseboard heat. GLASS-O-MATIC. New, different, dur able glass front for circulating fire places. $79.95 delivered. Home Own ers Specialties. 114 E. 11th near Central. SP 3-5213 or MU 9-7907. GLASSHEAT by Continental. The Sunshine Heat. 100 financing. 619 E. Jackson - SP 2-9854 ASHLEY 24 hour thermostatic downdraft wood heaters and Repair Service. BIG Y SUPPLY SP 3-3160 Lawn & garden Equipment Center "GENATRON" the heat pump and air conditioner with a mechanical brain uses no fuel or water. Heats for less. Commerical & residential instalations. free estimates. See Mr. Ramsey at Coueys Appliances or phone MU 2-6411 evenings. Fuel FIREPLACE WOOD. Red Fir or White Fir. 300 cu. ft. load S9 to S15. JOE WHIPPLE SP 2-6729 Septic Tank CASPER'S Septlo tanks pumped and cleaned. TANKS INSTALLED Drain work Free inspectlea. Low set prices No mileage etearge 24 hours service Loci! War II vet Dial SP 3-1511 er SP 2-6818 MITCHELL SEPTIC TANK S.ERVTOZ Tanks cleaned ang repaired Drain fields laid New tanks mstaUea Lic ensed and Bonded Werk esaran teed KE 5-2700. DICK'S DISPOSAL SEKTICE Septic tanks cleaned iastalled & repaired Back hee werk. Oiteking & excavating M. R (Dick I GUST SP 3-1457 SANITATION SEEVICE (Licensed & Banded) Darrell Fariss O E ConMn PRECAST KESNFOKCED CONCKETE SINGLE PIECE SEPTIC TAXES Drain fields Soil d-raiws. Meets all State & FHA Ctes OW COST FINANCE TANKS PUMPED TRENCHING BACKMC TOlSK . Free Estimates Guaranteed Work Ph SP 3-8491 2875 Lone Pine Bd Granite Te.jp .oM GSANTTB CRUSHED & PIT SUN i LOADED OR DELiTERE ' A- G Ll'LL Ph. SP 3-4781 I CRUSHED ROCK. SAND 4- i M C LININGER & SOVS5 I SP 2-5336 or SP 2-5Sg5 i CREEK run gravel. Fine eac Creek snil Pit run granite. Jn S . : KE5-164: j GRANITE Loading er EE!A'eTg LUCIUS & WILLIM'RT LULL ! Ph NO 4-148P Generators Starters Generator-Starter repairs & echgng Armature winding Cliff's Amtt K'les tric. .1311 N. Riverside S'P 2-5QS3 Floor Serviee SANDING & finishing old" or new floors. Gvm fjjusn. George Denney. SP 2-6SS3. (I TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED experienced electrical ap pliance salesman or saleslady. An swers trictlv confidential. LEONARD ELECTRIC CO. 309 E. .Main st FOR SALE: Very' gentle Tennessee walking horse. 9 years old. $200. GR 6-4559. RUMMAGE SALE. The Daughters of the Nile Patrol will hold a rummage sale Fridav Oct. 4th & Sat. Oct. 5th in the FehJ Bldg. 108 N. Ivy St. 9-5 p.m. SP 2-5916 or SP 2-5648 for pickup. FALL SALE begins at 25c and up: Bare rosebushes, vines & shrubs. THE FLOWER GARDEN 343 North Grape St.. Medford EGG MASH Complete. S3 95 Cwt. Fltx's Farm and Garden Store, 217 v. 6tVi. SP 3-5539. S&'S.CA Tetra Pekus Rye-Vetch-Oats. Srae . Elton's Farm and Garden S4sr-e. 21? V. 6t!a. S-P 3-5539. fejSffSE S;or prase fca&Vjiftes s-sreadisig servise Ufc, 5-125 UL 5-12 Arricu!wsail y rae ra.t.t.riiVK1:is.g Cc sale tnc easih rilaji) 3fEju?,g o;Sfffce. 5 No'rtsh P " J0TrC--$ff.AY1Nfi SAVI 24 3w 4 TfcG SMS par Jf. S. mssaw sfesathiae SSi pec 3. ?ACO -tab roogps $8.!?IS "tjfeasre. FABC saUB stdi-rs? S14.t square. JSe. 1 cdar !)sjeies S14.5H spire K cracks panel dltafeae. wsstaicd. Sl per square x10 B gradr keveted cedar sidiute $2f)'Q per. M. Shevt rack as low as SI 60 p:er sfe.ee. Socl Bnsu'.afi'on Sl.3-8 fer Hag. XORTON LUMBER CBS, PHOENIX. ORE. ff.W.A. Bteme Tmpria-vemerpt Lsmsg fepfY-WO:OBIoNTEBTOt SMSfap"" 'A" 4'xS' skeets. S2.S she. ." 'xS fftseests. .75 shecft. 9 'kS' sfcces. $4 .SB idnec. S(fci3e.e:t 569-Mi.' rofkMI mm'mB ). ?15-1b. i-iah CelskteK s i s sjmng ftam -per Jgt pno tm. Save at . . SfES-TSITE LUMBES CT. 884 Summit Ave. ' ei38i caid f Saanaiit. S5" tlTfMAGS SALS Ssonswa-ol fer S-.. Mark's feuc. SW!a & aokdaite. hs. Oet t. frow 9 t. 7:Sn m. FS.. Oct. 4tB. . fireM 9- 1a A. TO &USSJ" SOBIMTEAT iVSIWOBB FTTRt SUP 2211 Teres Service drE-eAiL TBE.E SiERVTOE &v RAY OISIAMPRLE4I jgieZe tcee srsrviee b? tosi eoaKosaM-e s rices Lasecas S- inswj-ed Phanp tp 2-882 Traf.ojr W'or& WIACTDS WOB3S Eftse ITMaw Leve-1 SSaw Ea4w. li'ate KE-5-1CS E 53. Ga.rw-od EaiiraAiing FATN?1?;"G- ,din & sliakes. Ca-rpowV of IFffto psitkeoate. Ajl lsrrwk sw-sraMteed. 198 istnamcin. Sff- -"IT1!: ES?KA' paoawnf.. B--is bouses oemerat f3?fi.Tf.s pneg esttisMOtes Su&ivac Vfrs Si 9 S tvy Wta ' 2-951 HAIXTiyrG Brash w Seray Free estimates and ecras A O Murnhv Ph CT Q-BIS nr Oil Burner Service "SPARK-; blLBTONTNHEATERS' 4th & Front Ph SP 3-5896 KENNRDY PtTET on Roofing ROOFING New or repaired, wood shingle staining. Free estimates. All work guaranteed. 100 fin anclng. SP 2-7711. FOR all your roofing siding & insula tion needs. 100 financing. Call Roh Brown SP 3-1523 Pests and Termite Control LOYD TERMITE CONTROL. Protect your home from termites. Free in spection. KE-5-1362 or SP-2-7598 Foundation work. TERMITES Call Paramount Pest Control Inspect before buying SP 2-9701 Rug Cleaning Rf 'ARY rug machine, Carolyn clean er. Randy's Cleaning Service. Free estimates. SP 3-4069. Asphalt & Cement Paving ASPHALT PAVING Driveways, motels, parking areas mill yards roads and industrial floors. Free es timates Work guaranteed Rogue River Paving Co Ph SP S-4C37 TV and Radio RADIO & TV SERVICING Ph. Gold Hill UL 5-1362 TED POHLMANN HAMMILL TV SERVICE CO Open 10 a-m to 820 p m. 1824 W Main Ph SP 3-5406 Plumbing BROOK'S ELECTRIC PLUMBING DEPT For fast, courteous and efficient service on all vour plumbing prob lems call SP 2-5209 Pump Service JIFFY PUMP SERVICE JJNIVERSAL PUMP SALES The rugged pump for Every Purpose Pump Rentals & Repair 1311 N Riverside. SP 3-5510 SP2-5039 House Moving MEDFCjRD house moving Houses moved, raised, leveled. Foundations installed. Free estimates. Ph. SI 2-4244 EI'.oj .o-v.e.ritsi.g Dead Liiae a Classified Ads: 530 p.m. for flwiEg day. except ' 10 a.m. tor nreissay; ssr 'feunoay, noon Saturday Bui'ldin.g qm.d Co.tii-sfiruef.ion REMODELI-NG - PaliwMng - Taping Texurira.g Cam N'OR'EhW'Kae TW 9-15:4? evenings LB&M N.0T-LCE5 Ko. 10GK0 NSTICE tF SALE IN THE CIRCUIT CCKjRT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FC JACK SON" COUNTY PROBATE DEPARTMENT la 1-h e Jtatter ef t!e Guarakatfiship Vhe Per-ssn and Es'e ef MABY S BUST. a Incompetent. NOTICE 9S BEKEB GIVEN, that tho Kslemgnrst, GeKwMian of tke p;rs sxft4 es-ta.je f tke ataove named '.Vary S. Bist. ie;.eGt. will, from 34 affow tie 16-Si jiey ei Octobef, lSwT. saU a tSie rifet. fcite anil inter est of tfce ssh-sI ?$airy 8. l&arst; i a-xd W tka taHWHe fese-ri:Ve real prny arty, si t-at.e ia took5- :', Ore-V-wife: L. ev-&tee.a MT m K;ek Five (1 mf -ai-ELL y:i;fs'" addctiost 1mi Vdji CMy if Xlftr. Jafkso CauKty, Cc-e&tis. &?r&MZ : tVe ffwivii jaiiac fekseaW sm' f rerl. al Fal ierty ke soll at private sti-ie at tho ffv! iwf SJiyrnian. Ouolle.Me s Ittciscl, 413 J'iecai Center SMili, M&si-fo!. Or&swa. as a wkole. r cAi, cssraet MiVi not loss Wiam SS aS t!se jswrsk-se price kcjng. n.aiil a te t-inwe ef Ve sale Such sgJe sft-eW 6.e stUject tJe con Srw!aWa a Wje abv.e eilej Csurt. Baed stti irst pu-W-islae! tJis l'Mh daw of. Sfepjesiiberf-. 1957. R. G. S'MflTH arda gqsy-Just .sr. 2-6141 IJEGAl NOTICES RESOLUTION NO. 911 A RESOLUTION proposing to per mit adjacent property to use a water main as a lateral water main; to levy an assessment on the property front ing on the streets wherein said water main is laid; setting a time and place for protests thereto and providing for notice thereof. WHEREAS the City of Medford has heretofore caused a water main in the City of Medford to be laid on Black Oak Drive from Acorn Way to Country Club Drive and on Country Club Drive from Black Oak Drive (North) to Black Oak Drive (South!, and the Council being of the opinion that said water main mav be used by the prop erty fronting on that portion of said main on Black Oak Drive from Acorn Way to Country Club Drive and on Country Club Drive from Black Oak Drive (North) to Black Oak Drive (South) in the City of Medford, Ore gon, and WHEREAS said water main has not. as yet, been paid for and it, appear ing t the Council that the use of said wver Eain as a lateral water main kr said je-rraperty last above mentioned Vll lasit ma-terially interfere with the s.e ti&reef for the purpose for for wi irt was originally laid, now tSiigref.sBe. HE 1 RESOLVED BY THE COUN OL OIF '4.H0E CITY OF MEDFORD, 4QEG.O: Sect-ion 1. SJfoait t is the opinion of tftre CouneiH tka-t that part of the afore mentioned w.a.te.r snaiw laid in the City erf JrSesd &Gsrcri.'ed as' follows, to- Ass taj-d Elaisk Oak Drive from A.eiwn Way ta Se.srotry Club Drive and Cewnattfr Chs Bcirc from Black OaA rive (jEett-lii Black Oak rive (Sea) a rf Medford, (ftregon-. May be used by Vtue p-jf.eirty front ing Ckereen as 3 iMrarat waer main without Hiatertailljr ierfte.ricag with flhe u?e tkereof iSnr tiae pisirp.ws.-e of a aiter rwaia, ttee pxirpsse fee which it was originally ImA, ink ie CmcU proposes to perwat le mymens ot adjaceat pFperty 1m wee ttoe satfue fr lateral piarpeises as aolresad. Soctlea2. II is fete ifMtciwtiji of fee Council ta assess the propewfey fcroxitiivg a the streets wh&reim said wat'ser main is laid as hereinbefore test dess-riV.ed Its preprttonate share if s ssueh J tke cest thereoif ais etxalis !ae spe cial bceefit whk viol result t ad pa-op.erty forK the fec ai vavi wa'jr warn as a lateral vt'aViricLat.a si s-:?b size as vaulj be retitwra V au.ppjy ie p!pea-ty frewtiBg ea soad sheets tease said water Hs.aia wbij went s. -u.sd aod Viae Ctaunil kas acid iofis herehr iGorraiBe ha4 t!i " sm rf S2M per frat feet as ttoe aatmumt mi 5Mck ceiai teejaefit ad Vte gusvgior tionaie cest taf sjch a lateral wter Haia to s'.ia: i?ri!ie&t.y js a.foses-a.i-sl ased iisntcHs!'S 4 assess- sgiid anawas-t agai-ns susii aisljaiaeRvt jsejjisert,n 51? it tkerasif. feo?tisi 8. T'!e Cowseil 'yiM Riae4 at fce lasius- if 7:80 si'siook .BI., a t'hie mnmM 3MkOF ia ti-,e Ci.Ky Bi-a'il n lie 17h day sf e-iwibeir. 1S-T, at wlaisk tn? aead paiee aJl pirot-ssts of said asse&seT.it, as borek-A'ifeco pr minted fms, wi-P kig teasd. SeetMw A. Tlae &egar&e& is hereby 9iretad t $rve js.ie toeref upon e preipofty nwuers a.5aresaid hr jub lifAiiiag tfeos a?siut4B 3 feios" in a KiB'sf-sipa.pj p-wiiVied a.d mf general reH.lati i &ad G&y a.ad by posting tie semG v 3 ptol.s places in said CMy; se.d ja-abiiea-tisva ad said posting to tea pet tess t-teaa 1 days before the doato 5f said Ke-timg. rassAd by the Ciuncil and signed by k ia awt!iwitication of its passage tbs lStto day of September, 1957. John Snider, Mayor. D. S. Huson. Recorder Approved by me this 19th day of September, 1957. John Snider, Mayor. RESOLUTION NO. 910 A RF.SnT.TTTKIM rrnnrcm adjacent property to use a water main as a lateral water main; to levy an on the street wherein said water main i iiiu; seiung a xime ana place tor protests thereto and providing for notice thereof. WHEREAS the City of Medford has heretofore caused a water main in the City of Medford to be laid on nue to Spring Street and the Council uciii ui mc opinion mai saia water main may be used by the property xjtt vncii. jui nun ul sciiu main on Crater Lake Avenue from Saling avenue 10 opnng street in tne City of Medford. Oregon, and WHEREAS said water main has not, as yet, been paid for and it appearing to the Council that the use of said water main as a lateral water main by said property last above mentioned will not materially interfere with the use thereof for the purpose for which it was originally laid, now therefore. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUN- OREGON THE CITY F MEDFORD. Section 1. That it is the opinion of the Council that that part of the afore mentioned water main laid in the City of Medford described as follows to-wit : As laid on Crater Lake- Avenue from Saling Avenue to Spring Street in the City of Medford, Oregon May be use by the property front ing thereon as a lateral water main without materially interfering with the use thereof for the purpose of a water main t'no c -.-i-- -1 - (""i'voc iui wmcn ii was originally laid, and the Council H'uuuacs i0 permit xne owners of ad jacent property to use the same for lateral purposes as aforesaid Section 2. It is the intention of the Council to assess the property fronting on the street wherein said water m.in is laid as hereinbefore last described its proportionate share of so much of the cost thereof as equals the special benefit which will result to said prop erty from the use of said water main as a lateral water main of such size as would be required to supplv the property fronting on said street in case said water main was not so used and the Council has and does herebv de termine that the sum of S2.35 per front foot is the amount of such spe cial benefit and the proportionate cost of such a lateral water main to such property as aforesaid and intends to assess said amount against such adja cent property on account thereof Section 3. The Council will meet at the hour of 7:30 o'clock P.M. at the Council Chamber in the City Hall on the l(th day of October. 1957, at which time and place all protests of S3j assessment, as hereinbefore pro vided for, will be heard Section 4. The Recorder is herebv directed to serve notice hereof upon the property owners aforesaid by pub lishing this resolution 3 times in a newspaper published and of general circulation in said City and by posting the same in 5 public places in said City; said publication and said posting to be not less than 19 days before the date of said meeting Passed by the Council and signed .Z m,Vn authentication of its passage this 19th day of September, 1957. ATTEST Jhn Snider' JIaor- D. F. Huson, Recorder. Approved by me this 19th day of Sepspeaaber, 1957. John Snider, Mayor. No. 10021 2TICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Administratrix of the Estate of James A. Wilson. Deceased, bv the Probate Department of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. AH persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same, with proper vouch ers, within six months from the date f the first publication hereof, at the ffice of Stanley C. Jones. Jr., attor S.ey, for the administratrix, at 207 Fluhrer Building. Medford. Oregon. Dated al first published the 10th ay a:5ejker. 1957. ANNA WILSON, Administratrix o ATTENTION HYWOPO HILLS! Eastern independent multiple-warehouse jobber is invested in consumoting ar rangement Mbereby .he will bs assured f cnste ;.,ouce of supply. In return he will reilj$ onsfll of concern over sell ing output-cy rsprtion thereof arranged for. This pr.cjgram should eliminate also the bulk of mill sales expense. Financial aid also ovail.abk under proper circum stance and with adequate security. Usual contractual discounts expected. All re plies will be carefully guarded in strict- jnfidpnee. WRITE TRIBUNE BOX D-4282 Tuesday, October I, 1957 THEY WOULD RATHER CLOSE CENTRAL HIGH Arkansas Governor Orval Fanbns shakes hands with Linda Lou Head, 7, who accompanied her mother during a "march of mothers" to the governor's mansion in little Rock. The segregationist group, aonsisting of about 70 white women, asked the governor to close Central High School! Faubus told them that he may call the Arkansas Legislature into special session to enact legislation designed to get the newly-integrated school "out from under Federal control." LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE No 9928 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON, PROBATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of WIL LIAM H. BISHOP. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the final account of Clifford Howard, as execu tor Si" the above-named estate, has been filed herein and that 9:30 o'clock a.m. on October 28, 1957. in the court room of the above court at the Jack son County Courthouse in Medford, Oregon, has been appointed as the time and Jplace for hearing objections ta such jfimal account and settlement thereof. . Dated and first published October 1st, 1957. Clifford Howard, Executor. Van Dyke. Dellenback & McGoodwin, Attorneys for Executor. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY IN XHE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF RALPH H. WILCOX. Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that bv an Order of the above entitled Court dated September 27. 1957, the undersigned was appointed Executrix of the above estate and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same to said executrix at the offices of my attorneys. Farrell & Blackhurst. 230 Franklin Building. Medford. Oregon, properly verified as provided by law and within 6 months from the date of first publication hereof. Dated and first pulbished this 1st day of October. 1957. MARJORIE B. WILCOX, Executrix Farrell & Blackhurst Attorneys for Executrix No. 9993 NOTICE OF FILING FINAL ACCOUNT In the Matter of the Estate of MARY OLIVE CHRISHOLM. formerly known as maky olive llwis, Deceased. Notice is hereu.v given that the undersigned has filed his Final Ac count and Report in the above en titled estate and that by order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, Probate Department, a hearing upon the same has been set for October 9, 1957, in the Circuit Courtroom in the Jackson County Courthouse in Medford, Ore gon, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock A.M. All persons having objections thereto are hereby notified to present the same on or before such time. Date of first publication of this Notice is September 10, 1957. J. FRED LEWIS. Administrator. No. 57-424-E SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY JACKSON COUNTY FEDERAL SAV INGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION, a corporation, Plaintiff, vs. CHESTER A. KNIGHTEN and LOUISE KNIGHTEN. husband and wife, HARRY LEE THOMPSON and LYNN LeNEAL THOMPSON, husband and wife. ANGUS ROE POTTER and LELA R. POTTER, husband wife, GLENN M. HUBER. also known as G. M. Huber, RUBY E. HUBER, also known as Ruby E. Thornton. CHRIS TIAN SCHEMPP and ORRIN L. BROWN, co-partners doing business as Medford Meat Company, GENERAL CREDIT SERVICE, INC., an Oregon corporation, IDA HUBER, H. S. DEUEL, also all of the persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real estate described in the complaint herein. Defendants. TO: DEFENDANTS . ANGUS ROE POTTER. LELA R. POTTER. GLENN M. HUBER AND IDA HUBER: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you and each of you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or be fore four weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons and if you fail so to appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof plain tiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint, succinctly stated as follows, to-wit: That plaintiff have judgment against the defendants herein for the sum of S2.725.81 as principal, plus the sum of $13.62 as interest to July 1, 1957, plus the sum of S27.00 expended by plaintiff for a title report on the mortgaged premises, plus the sum of S240.00 as attornrey fees, plus interest at the rate of 6 per annum on the sum of $2,752.81 from July 1, 1957 until paid, plus plaintiff's costs and disbursements herein to be taxed, and the plaintiff's mortgage recorded in Volume 231, page 386 of the Mortgage Records of Jackson County. Oregon be decreed to to be a first and prior lien on the premises de scribed in said mortgage and in the complaint herein, and that said mort gage be foreclosed and the mort gaged premises be sold according to the law and practice of this court and that the proceeds of such sale be applied in satisfaction of the judg ment and decree to be recovered herein and for such other and further relief as to the court may seem just and equitable. The date of the order for publica tion of this summons is September 9th, 1957; the time prescribed for publication of this summons is once each week for four consecutive weeks; the date of the first publication of this summons is September 10th, 1957. G. O. Taylor Attornev for Plaintiff POST OFFICE ADDRESS: 126 East Main Street Medford. Oregon It is estimated that 48 per cent of the rural highways in the U.S. are surfaced. FOR SALE - HOME By builder 4 Bedrooms Kitchen Utility 2' 2 Baths Dining Double Garage Living & Den Carpeted Lot 146x200 Five Miles from town Close to school & store To See Call H. DEAN HARDENBURGER PHONE SP 2-4758 MEDFORD (OREGON) ' PROSPECT Man Receives , BY GENEIL SPRUILL Prospect Bud Gillespie, an employee of the State Forestry Department, in Prospect was in jured recently when an axe he was using to hop wood slipped, cutting his foot. The wound re quired medical attention. David Bliss returned to Pros pect Saturday with a black bear that he killed on Mt. Stella. Miss Bonnie Bliss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bliss of Prospect, fell at her home re cently, receiving a large cut on her leg. She was treated at the Shady Cove clinic. Mr. and Mrs. Harvel Tracer and daughter, Vikie, of Ft. Dick Calif., visiter in Prospect with friends and relatives over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Wilson and family left Thursday for Bakersfield. Calif., where they will make their home. Mrs. Alice Conger is recsver ing at her home from a broken Damage Blamed On Penny Pinching Naha, Olinawa (W Penny pinching may have cost the U. S. Air Force up to $3 million in damage from typhoon JTaye the 150 mile an hour blast'that rip per Okinawa for six hours Thurs day. Reports from the island's two huge air bases at Naha and Ka dena indicate reluctance to spend money necessary to button up against the typhoon and a deci sion not to fly aircraft to safer fields to save fuel expenditure were at least partly responsible for the loss of nearly 30 aircraft. The Air Force has refused to give a damage estimate while "a board of investigation" order ed by Lt. Gen. Fred erick H. Smith Jr., Fifth Air Force com mander, sought to place the blame for the costly foul-up. The only Air Force comment so far was the admission that "con siderable damage" was done to aircraft and installations. Faye's winds piled up 15 air craft at Naha and more than 10 at Kadena. One huge transport carrying 60,000 pounds of ma terial was tipped over and light er planes were banged into each other due to failure to secure them fully. Cork, Portugal's chief export, is the dead outer bark of an ev ergreen oak and may be remov ed periodically without killing the tree. Portuguese law permits the stripping a tree once every nine years. The US spent $15 billion for GI Bill of Rights training of World War II veterans. An estimated S3 00 million worth of goods is taken front stores, every year by shoplifters. The bite of the short-tailed shrew is poisonous, owing to a seretion in the salivary 'glands. Most of the burlap used in the U. S. is imported from India 2 Small Offices FOR RENT Attractive . . . Convenient AMPLE PARKING 1508 N. Riverside Phones SP 3-5800 - SP 3-5953 MAIL TRIBUNE FIFTEEN Foot Injury shoulder she received while pick ing black berries in her back yard. i Mrs. Charles Denney is recov ering from a cut hand she re ceived at her home when a glass bowl she was using broke. A piece of glass punctured an art ery. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Govenor and family of Cascade Gorge left Thursday evening for Min nesota, where they will spend a two week's vacation. Miss Ma rion Govenor of Prospect ac companied them Miss Mona Odam, daughter of Mrs. Vance Wilson, of Prospect, was honored last Wednesday evening with a bridal shower given by Miss Mary Ann Hub bard. The Staff of the Prospect High school announced the sale of The Prospect school paper. The paper will be printed once a week and will sell for a dollar a year, or five cents per copy. Mr. and Mrs. Jonnie Jacobs and family of Fort Dick, Calif, visited in Prospect over the weekend. The Jacobs moved from Prospect during summer Mrs. Jacobs fell and broke her leg while taking the 'children to school recently. Mrs. Raymond Artmire and son, Frank, visited in Klamath Falls, during the week. REAL ESTATE TOP VALUES! From YANDAORIFT LEEYER Agency - Realtor 0 Anjou Bldg. Ph. SP 3-5391 Opportunity Knocks WHY WAIT! You can buy j neat, Sewer 3 bedroom home, 2 stable arn and hay loft on approx. 2 ir rigated acres. Close in. extra nice district. All for just $13,750. Call quick ... a steal! Are You Reaching for a really nice 3 bedroom ranch, yet not o,uire able to afford it? Read on dear lady ... Then this is the answer to your problem. 3 bedrooms, family room, 2 full baths, wonderful eastside family neighborhood, and the price is one you CAN afford. Investment Conscious? How does $230 per month return on a $19,000 total investment sound? A clean well kept prop erty in a good eastside location. Just now put on the market. Two For One! $4,950 One two-bedroom home and one one-bedroom rental. Located in north Medford. Some furniture in cluded. Terms to fit your burget. 80 Acre Ranch 5 bedroom home, 60 acres tillable and irrigation from sump. Prop erty is 7 miles from Medford. Bear Creek bottom soil. Total price $22,000. Terms available. Locker Plant Also meat cutting and butcher shop. Wholesale and retail sales, Equipment included. 1,920 sq. ft. building, 125 by 125 ft. lot. Located on one of Southern Ore gon's main highways in a heavily populated area. Very reasonable terms. 328 S. Central Ph. SP 3-5391 Or Phone Evenings Bill Kerr SP 3-2910 Bert Pree SP 3-4229 Don Whalin SP 2-5879 Bob Stokes SP 2-7919 Shady Covt Chet Willson TR 8-2243 Florence Fagalde TR 8-261 1 Multiple Listing Service