ess to the Blue Star Mothers at
a meeting planned for 1:30 p.m.
Oct. 22. The Kubli home is lo
cated at Old Moore's Mill near
O'Brien.
Portland Firm Given
License Plate Contract
Salem HP Irwin-Hodson
Company, Portland, today was
awarded a S141.000 contract to
furnish license plates and plate
inserts to the Department of Mo
tor Vehicles this year and next.
The contract was about $12,
000 over cost of the 1956 plates.
Irwin-Hodson was the only
company to submit bids al
though the finance department
invited four organizations to sub
mit bids for the plates.
Sunday, October 20, 1957
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN
Arcadia Couple Buys Ranch
Purucker Piano House Sold By Mrs. Lowry
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two years before joining the
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Konschot
have purchased the Purucker
Piano House, 111 North Central
ave., Medford, from Mrs. Lila
M. Lowry, who has been affili
ated with the store for 27 years.
The Knotschots said they
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Cave Junction Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Broeffle have announced
the sale of their 132-acre ranch
off the Caves highway to Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Easterbrook of
Arcadia, Calif.
The property, which includes
house, implement shed and
barns as well as the acreage, has
been owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Broeffle since 1951. It is a por
tion of the extensive White es
tate, formerly owned by Ralph
White.
Navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Proc
tor, former residents of the val
ley, visited friends in Cave Junc
tion last week. They have moved
from the Bay area to Willets,
Calif.
planned no immediate changes
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. K. Smith in Kerby last
weekend were their son, Dr.
Kenneth Smith of Lucerne Val
ley, Calif., and their grandsons,
Dr. Smith's ' sons, Arthur, 13,
and Walter, 16, who are students
at Milo academy, Canyonville.
in either policy, merchandise, or
personnel of the store. They will
assume active management of
the store Nov. 4.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Konschot,
who have lived in the valley for
two years, are graduates of the
University of Oregon at Eugene,
where they lived for 14 years
prior to moving to Medford.
Contracts Awarded
For Missile Work
Dayton, Ohio (IP) The Air
Materiel Command Saturday
formally awarded three con
tracts totaling more than $183
million for the rr force's ballis
tic missile program.
The money will be spent for
The Halloween carnival plan
ned by Kerby grade school PTA
for Oct. 26 has been called off
because of influenza.
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Visiting Mrs. Lillie White at
Kerby, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh White
at Cave Junction and other
friends and relatives in the val
ley last week were Mrs. White's
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles DeNure, of Folsom,
Calif. With them were Mr. and
Mrs. George Clark, also of Fol
som. NO SPARKS! NO SMOKE!
NO F100R DRAFTS! LOWERS FUEL BILLS!
Oniform heat from floor ottlmg. Sum wood.
prto-logs or briquets. Yov control firo 0 your
Wmr ond family safer!
Hugh White, packer, and Win
ston Tuttle, assistant district
ranger for the Illinois Valley
Ranger station, left Thursday
morning for the coast where
they will pick up forest servoce
pack stock at Agness and Gold
Beach. They will load the mules
Washington (IP) The Agri
culture Department has allo
cated 17,554,528 acres among 21
states for production of the 1958
cotton crop.
and saddle horses in the big
stock truck and return Friday.
Konschot majored in business
management, and Mrs. Konschot
was a music major.
SeJma school has scheduled its
annual PTA Halloween party for
children Thursday, Oct. 31. An
all-girl play, the "Reluctant
Ghost," will highlight entertain
ment. Mrs. Lowry owned the store
SEN0 FIRE PUCE WIDTH aotf HEIGHT. IECEIVC Colorful Booklet FREE!
for 27 years with the exception
SMITH-DYNGE LUMBER CO.
units in the Titan intercontinen
tal and Thor intermediate range
missiles.
of 10 years when her brother.
the late James A. Grigsby, was
8th at Fir Street - Phone SP 2-7166
in partnership with her.
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Another Halloween party is
planned at O'Brien Oct. 31. Kids
will gather at the school after
their trick or treat excursions
for refreshments, games and
prizes. A PTA meeting is to be
held earlier in the evening.
David Arnold, son of Postmas
ter and Mrs. C. Y. Arnold of
Cave Junction, is taking his pre
flight training at Pensacola. Fla.
He entered the Naval Air Cadet
at Portland Sept. 21. Graduating
from Illinois Valley High school
in 1955, Arnold attended St.
Martin's college in Olympia for
Mrs. Hugh White attended the
8 et 40 convention at Albany last
weekend as pouvoir member
from the Josephine County Sa
lon 417. She is past president of
the salon.
Sergeant Norman Spitz, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Spitz of
Cave Junction, arrived home
last week, after receiving his
Army discharge. During his six
years of service, he spent 14
months in the Korean conflict.
He was graduated from Kerby
high school in 1949.
Mrs. Grace Kubli will be host-
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November and December Offer Special Attractions
The weather's fine . . . so's the choice of hotel
accommodations, with enough of every kind at
every price for every taste. Transportation book
ings are easily made... come by air in 8 to 10
hours, by ship in 4 Vi days from the Pacific Coast
The low cost of your trip and Island living will
surprise you.
See ALL the Islands
Air-tour from Honolulu to
nearby Kauai, Maui, Hawaii,
aro delightful trips. Each It
land has its own magnificent
scenery, native entertain
ment, Polynesian charm. Ex
cellent hotel rooms start at
$6 European- $14 American
Plan. Food's reasonable and
in tempting variety of many
nationalities.
Coif, Fish, Swim or
Just Soak Up the Sun
With 18 sporty courses, trop
ic golfing is great. Average
air and sea temperatures
74 make fishing, swim
ming, sun-soaking, a comfort
able pleasure. Evenings, a
few degrees cooler, offer din
ing, under-the-stars dancing,
and cosmopolitan entertain
ment in gay night clubs.
Friendliest Place
From the time you're given
your first lei of flowers
Hawaii's symbol of Aloha
you'll find smiling friendli
ness everywhere. Island
people are a happy lot . . .
they're glad to see you and
want you to enjoy their luaus
and dances . . . music, flowers
and colorful native crafts.
Christmas Shopping
At Island shops find gifts
from the Orient, Far East
and all Polynesia. Have them
wrapped, mailed, and post
marked "Hawaii." No duty.
Decide Today . . Arms Tomorrow
No special clothing, inocula
tions or passport needed. No
need to plan ahead.
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Convention Area ...
IVext time your trade, proles
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Convention, suggest Hawaii.
Cost is little more than near
by places. The pleasure tar
greater.
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Converts into play
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safety strap.
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2 Step-End Tables
1 Coffee Table
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for Set x
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49.95
Vaue
Bought Separately 14.95 ea.
Beautifully styled in rich Mahogany, Walnut or limed
Oak. Plastic tops to insure against heat and acid
resistance.
Desk Lamp
and Pen
49
Reg. 4.95
Modern styling. Ideal for stu
dents, for desk in den or for
kitchen.
ROOriY RECORD CABINET
Rich Mahogany
Double Dresser Bookcase Bed
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Swinqinq Mirror, designed with brass inlay, large roomy double
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Chest 54.95
Regular 35.95
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Ideal for that Naw Hi-Fi Record Play
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records, room for your Hi-Fi on top.
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Mattress or
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101 South Riverside
Medford
Store Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Phone SP 2-6882
OPEN EVERY MONDAY UNTIL 9:00 p.m.