Sunday. January 12. 1958
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELETEW
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REMEMBER, Vards Is a nation-wide chain
of stores with tremendous buying power.
Ve buy by the trainload-just to bring you
the lowest January prices anywhere!
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ITWJ ikSME $27 on W retain mower
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propelled 19" rotary k
Starts, mows, stops effort- QOQQ ST JSsL I X SeO Kina !" T SI
lesslyl Recoil starter, 0iOO i.VAl BlS5t ,r'to o k ' II
I "Ease-aMaflc" clutch, orig. 126.50 " ZS AV -ssi flSiSa Movtl
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r JL . SAVE $40 on a 5-HP Sea E
I j made 2-HP Gardenette -- jfSJ iH
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SAVE $37 heavy-duty
3-HP ;.brk 4 Powsrtill
28" titling width! Self- 1 37.50
propelling. 6 mill tines, .
2 border edging tines. .-. orig. 174.50
M phs freight charges from West Coast faefor .
Only careful advance planning can
bring you such special values so early.
originally 66.95
designed exclusively for
Wards by one of America's
top industrial designers!
A work saver from the instant recoil starting of the 2.2 HP
double-power action engine to the FREE leaf mulcher that
ends "after-raking"! Staggered wheel design prevents
lawn scalping . . . trims close, up to " of any obstacle.
Cutting height adjusts in seconds from 1 yU to 3". Two-tone
styling with space-saving "easy-stow" handle.
equals
nationally
Pivot steering for full power in
to 1 2MPH. Synchronized spark, gas flow. Auto, rewind.
DELUXE "5" REGULARLY $195, now 172.88
STANDARD "12" REGULARLY $295, now 239.88
DELUXE "25" REGULARLY $419, now 384.88
SALE! 12' ALUM. CARTOP BOAT
07$ Q Q lightweight, yet built for years of
IwlOO service. Made of 52S aluminum
I marine alloy. Three seats.
M 14' aluminum boat now 259.88
Available for Delivery by Jan. 25
SAVE TO $46 ON RUNABOUTS!
Reg. $398 Fiberglas 13'. 7Q88 Reg. $525 Fiberglas 14'.
For utility or sports. 7IO
SALE SEA
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ling
SALE
PRICE
motors sold
for 182.50 !
any direction. Speeds 1 Vj
Durable autotop model.
KING TRAILER
For up to 16-ft. boats. 650-lb. capa
city. High speed chassis with heavy
duty frame construction. Double ac
tion shocks. 13' trailer now 98.88
deluxe 15' 199.88
POWER FOR PEACE
Chairman Lewis L. Strausi,
of the AEC is shown at
news conference in Wash
ington where he said "con
siderable progress" has
been made by both British
and American scientists to
ward harnessing H-bomb re
actions for peaceful power.
Book Presented
Library by Legion
Honors Member
In memory of the lata
George E. Gates, who served
his country during World
War I in the United States
Army, a gift book has been,
placed In the Medford and
Jackson County Public Li
brary. The memorial gift waa
presented to the. library by
Medford Post 15 of the Amer
ican Legion, in accordance
with the post's tradition of
honoring its departed mem-
bers with book tributes.
The title selected for this
memorial was "Peter Freu
chen's Book of the Seven
Seas," an exciting, colorful
picture of man's adventures
on the sea from the first
prehistoric voyages in open
rafts to daring scientific ex
plorations In bathyspheres.
Known At Viking
The author, known to many
as the "vagrant Viking," tells
of the sailors who fought for
fame and glory, the traders
who risked their lives for
wealth, the galley slaves, the
whale hunters, the pirates
and privateers, and the scien
tists and explorers who made
expeditions into the sea and
across it to make new dis
coveries. His book was chosen
as a worthy memorial and one
suitable to George Gates' par
ticular interest in travel and
adventure.
Tribute has been paid to
33 tiprsnns rfurinir iha rnef
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five years through memorial
books donated by American
Legion Post 15 to the Med
ford and Jackson County Pub
lic libarry, according to Li-
brarian Miss Helen Webster.
In each case thoughtful
friends have commemorated
a citizen's and a patriot's
memory through providing
the community with a worth
while book. A bookplate, de
signed for this purpose, car
ries the name of the person to
whose memory the book is
presented. The family of the
deceased is immediately noti
fied of the gift and invited to
borrow the book before it Is
loaned to any othe reader.
Suspended Listed
Driver Licenses
Salem The department of
motor vehicles has released
names of 258 drivers whose
licenses were ordered suspend
ed during the period begin
ning Dec. 30 and ending Jan.
3.
Length of suspension varies.
depending on charges ' Invol
ved, recommendation of court
discretionary action by the de
partment or . requirements of
Oregon law. The department
said some of the licenses in
volving financial responsibil
ity and court recommenda
tions may have been re-instated
after suspension was or
dered. The department warned
drivers that the penalty for
driving while suspended is a
jail sentence of no less than
two days and up to six months
and there may be imposed a
fine up to S500. Under licens
ing procedures, this wilTalso
result in an additional year
of suspension. ,
; Those suspended in Jackson
country were: -.
DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED
(Includes any conviction for viola
tion of traffic laws, involving op
eration of motor vehicle.- while
driving privileges were under su
spension)
Poole. Luther Thomas. 594 South
Stage rd.. Mediord, driving while
suspended.
DRIVING WHILE UNDER" IV
FLUENCE OF INTOXICATING
LIQUOR (.Mandatory suspension)
Adkins. Lester Raymond,- 51,
Lake Creek, 1 year. :
Bean. John Hurshell, 37. of 735
Brookdale rd.. Medford. 90 days.
Eeeson, Carmen Rose, 53, of West
Main St., Talent. 90 days.
FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
(Failure to show proof of financial
responsibility)
Fayor, Macaleine Ora, 43, of 340
Glenn st Ashland
Hamilton. George David, 48, of
route 3 box 241. Medford.
Hopkins, Howard William, 31, of
534 Mae St.. Medford
Kramer. William Joseph. 54, of
route 2 box 375A, Medford. -
Speaks. Myrna Carole. 20, of
1120 West Kinth St., Medford.