-a
Buried Treasure
Erasing Cancellation Mark
On Stamps an Old Trick
Jim sliced open the enve
lope. There was no check in
it, just a stamp and a letter.
He gave the stamp an X-ray
glance, laid it aside and read
the letter aloud.
"Dear Jim." he read. "This
stamp might be a bargain,
but at $250. I suggest you
take another look at the
stamp a close one and then
revise it drastically down
ward." The stamp was a rose-colored,
25-bolivar, issue that I
had not seen before. It was
not an ornate one, like so
many of the South American
stamps. Its design consisted
only of an oval portrait of
Simon Bolivar in the center
with the denomination below
and the single word ESCUE
LAS above. There wasn't
even the name of the country
on it.
"I know 'Escuelas' means
schools," I said, "but how
come the name of the country
isn't on there?"
"It's a Venezuelan stamp,
GERMAN PROSPERITY BACK TO GOLD COINS
"You want $140 for the lat
est German gold coin," the
customer said, pointing to a
sign on the counter. "What's
that something put out by
the Kaiser?"
"Oh, no. The very latest
one of those issued last fall."
The customer looked no
more surprised than I.
The coin was a rather strik
ing one. On its face was a
portrait of Konrad Adenauer.
The reverse side of the coin
carried a study of a female
allegorical figure symbolizing
peace. But characteristically
enough, the Latin motto be
neath the figure put some
thing else ahead of it. "Secur
itas et Pax 1957", was the
way it read. In other words,
Security first and then peace.
"But $140 for that coin!
Have you got any others?"
the customer asked.
FIRST EDITION TRADER SEEKS ONLY GOOD BUYS
I wanted to get the book
entitled "Villa Rubein," one
of those turned out by the fa
mous John Sinjohn.
But as I reached past the
elderly gentleman his hand
shot up by mine and seized
the book.
"I like Sinjohn, too," he
said, particularly when he
used that name instead of
Galsworthy.
I looked over his shoulder
while he examined the vol
ume, keeping up a stream of
comment.
"It looks like a first," he
aid. "It has 'Duckworth &
Co. at the bottom of the spine
Instead of just 'Duckworth as
a later issue does. And also
this is a cherry-colored cloth
binding rather than the light
pink of the second issue."
He riffled swiftly through
the pages, all of which seem
ed to be in good order. "Two
hundred and fifty-eight of
them, just as there ought to
be," he said. "But I don't
Holmes Joins in Economic Plar
Salem (IP) Gov. Robert D.
Holmes joined 10 other gov
ernors Thursday in suggest
ing to President Eisenhower
a national program to break
the growing recession. The
governors offered to meet
with the President to seek
ways and means of battling
the economic sag.
The President was urged by
teWgram to make prompt use
of federal funds for building
and construction projects and
to loosen "tight money" pol
icies. Signers besides Gov.
Holmes were Govs. Freeman
of Minnesota, Furcolo of
Massachusetts, Harriman of
New York, Loveless of Iowa,
Poison Oak?
Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL
v . ....
eu must De satisfied or your
money cheerfully refunded. Gel a
bottle today at WESTERN THRIFT
yCORN REMOVER
inttont refiaf from pa mj pj,
pty imh hard corns, soft corns
fcotwoM in to,, collouios. warts,
wpillomos. dub nails. It contains in.
rel fiHmtmnt oils rhot sofean. loose
nd does not tout th irritation as
To strong acid nixturas. Wkwi aB
Ws hem. failed try this on. Try
mtr tun ion Relief, which relieves
pain, soreness, swelling first or second
Defection. Both remedies sold on
nwtey back guarantee.
Exclusively at
WESTERN THRIFT
9
put out for fiscal purposes
back in the 1870s, and the
country's name isn't on it be
cause it wasn't meant to be
used for postage," Jim said.
"But that's not the trouble."
He produced a strong mag
nifying glass, switched on a
strong light and studied the
stamp for about 15 seconds.
"Darn!" he exclaimed. "I've
fallen for one of the oldest
tricks in the book. Look
here."
With the aid of the glass
and the light I was able to
make out two wavy, sha
dowy strokes in the form of
an X. Between the arms was
the suggestions of an N and
a B.
"It's a genuine stamp, right
enough," he said. "But it's
been cancelled, apparently by
the Banco Nacional, and some
smarty eradicated the pen
marks almost."
The difference in value
was enough to justify the ef
fort. Uncancelled, the stamp
catalogues at $275 as against
a top of $60 in used condition.
The clerk produced two
more. They were both of the
same design, but one was
smaller and the other larger
than the first one that had
been shown.
"The little one is $70. The
big one, $198."
The prices seemed unrea
sonably high, but not to the
clerk.
"We're really not asking
much of a premium," he said.
"It figures out to about $20
per coin."
The customer bought one.
"Can you beat it," he said,
turning to me. "We con
quered Germany twice this
century. She's beaten, disre
membered country. But she's
making so much money she's
literally coining gold, while
our allies, who helped us in
the job, are broke."
think I'll take it. Do you want
it, son?"
He handed the book to me.
"What's the matter with
it?" I asked, opening to the
title page and glancing at the
date. It had been published
in London, in 1900.
"Nothing at all," he said.
"Except the price. Have you
seen that yet?"
I hadn't, but it didn't stag
ger me. It was $jj0, but for
one of the first works of John
Galsworthy, and in good con
dition, that was not at all un
reasonable for a first edition.
Indeed, that volume has
brought $70 and $80 on three
or four occasions in the past
years that I know about.
"The price really isn't
high," the elderly gentleman
agreed, "except for a man
who buys like me. I'm a
speculator, and when I buy,
it's got to be a real bargain,
a sure-thing speculation."
(Released by McClure Nws
paper Syndicate.)
I
McNicholas of Colorado. Mus
kie of Maine, Meyner of New
Jersey, Roberts of Rhode
Island, Rosellini of Washing
ton and Williams of Michigan.
They also sought restora
tion of Hill-Burton funds for
hospital construction; a "real
istic" program of federal as
sistance to school construc
tion; expansion of housing;
slum clearance and urban re
development programs; pro
vision for flood control, and
water conservation and other
resource projects.
Portland Prowler
Killed by Police
Portland (IP) A prowler
who failed to obey a com
mand to halt was shot and
killed by police here early
Friday. The man was identi
fied through fingerprints as
Theodore Ellswdrth Ander
son, 40, Portland.
Police said that a witness
had reported a burglary in
progress at the Ace Hobby
Repairs on Sandy boulevard.
Juvenile division officers
Bruce Neelands and Robert
Nasby were nearest the scene
and drove up to see a man
placing merchandise in the
rear of a pickup truck!
The officers identified
themselves and the man start
ed to drive away. Two shots
by Neelands flattened a rear
tire and another, higher, shot
struck Anderson in the back
after he ignored shouted com
mands of the officers.
21 FOR SALE, Miscellaneous
Remodeling Clearance
New Wurlitzer Model 2610
Pianos. 40 string lengtn, oireci
blow action, largest sounding
board on a Spinet Piano in the
industry, touch and pedal ad
justments that are personally set
in your home. Outstanding ex
ample of the piano makers art.
Features galore to make your
playing enjoyable. Finishes avail
able on our floor in sparkling
Blond Oak. rich Honduras Ma
hogany, and beautiful American
Walnut. The artists instrument
at a budget price S587
THE BUY OF THE YEAR
Purucker Music House
111 N. Central SP 2-4148
Building Materials
BARGAINS
RIRP.H CABINETS
Floor model Birch Wall St .Base
Cabinet, matched at oeauuiuuy
finished in laquer. Ideal for bath,
kitchen or service porch. Formica
top. save bdoui ou.
PANELLING .
Cnam-l Cals Tirifi Otl 6" Kill!
Dry Cedar Panelling at $90 per
M., v edge in o. oc octvc.
Cedar Panelling at $95 M.
WINDOWS
Overstocked price on 24x24. S
lite, double hung Windows. Regu
lar S7, on sale at $4 per set.
COOKING TOP
Demonstrator price on display
model Thermadore coomng top
OVFRHEAD DOOR '
One only, Crawford overhead
door. 9x7. $75 tuivLt-xtir..
Y0UNGST0WN
Display models & used Youngs
town sinks & cabinets. Bargain
prices.
PAINT
Close-Out prices on Pittsburgh
Enamels & ttuDDerizeo wan paiui.
SMITH-DYNGE LBR. CO.
8th Fir
SP 2-7168
We're Not Fooling!
PURUCKER'S NEEDS
25 Used Pianos 25
We buy outright or al
low extra high BONUS
Trade In Allowance,
DURING
Remodeling Sale
More Huge Values
New Hi Fi $179.90
Magnavox High Fidelity console
phonograph. A fine instrument
with FACTORY SPECIAL PRICE.
4 Soeakers inch 15"
with 10 watt audio & diamond
needle.
Record Sale
See our special sale price on
selected Long Play .Records.
Used Hi-Fi $89,50'
RCA VICTOR Orthophonic Hi-Fi
Portable. 4 speakers, separate
variable treble & bass. Sold orig
inally at $134.50, now. with new
guarantee this is a steal at S89.50.
We've never heard of a deal
this good.
COMBINATION
USED MAGNOVOX Regency
Radio-Phono combination. Re
gency mahogany cabinet, 20 watt
audio, two 12" speakers, fine
AM & FM tuner. Perfect setup
for installing your own multiple
changer. Original cost of this
instrument $550." Now on sale
only $39.50
SORRY, we told a number of our
customers this unit was sold
our mistake.
Red, Player SI 2.50
Symphonic small size record
piayer. New guarantee. Plays all
speeds manually. Wonderful for
youngsters. i
Hammnnrl flran
used. The musical instrument
anyone can piay. uime in ano
see what a bargain this is. The
price un uus i iuu uub iu iuulc
1 only.
Hammond Spinet
USED HAMMOND SPINET OR
GAN. The most versatile, most
popular home organ on the mar
ket today. Complete with per
cussion $1093. -
4 Speed Phono
NEW CAPITAL PORTABLE
Phonograph (one only). 4 speed
attractive leatherette case. A
teenagers dream. ONLY $49.95.
PURUCKER
Music House
111 N. Central SP 2-5702
SP 2-4146
MAYTAG auto, washer. Perfect
cond. S77.70. 90-day guar. A real
buy. Bargain Store. 303 S. Front.
HEART CEDAR 7' No. 1 & No. 2
POSTS. Yew wood at cedar
prices. 1st Service Station, Tiller
Trail Hwy. Bill Badger, Tiller-
Drew.
DOUBLE garage door, 7x16, alumi
nt.m 11. ,-T-r nlH T 1 "7 T.vnirnul
CT3 9 Sinn "V;.W ira1a
REFRIG., GX. Sacrafice for S87.70.
Very clean. 1 year guarantee.
Bargain Store. 303 S. Front.
Remodeling Special
Two new model 1100 Wurlitzer
Pianos. These beautiful instru
ments have full 88 note key
boards. America's family piano.
Including bench, each $495.
Purucker Music House
111 W: Central
SP 2-4146
SHOOTERS Have Hodgon's 4895
ntie powaer at a big saving.
Also ball powder. We buy, sell
& trade new & used guns. Com
plete stock of new fishing tackle.
Shop at
JACK'S SPORTING GOODS
1232 Court St. SP 2-4717
Watch Repair Work by Certified
Master Watchmaker. One year
written guarantee at Picard's of
Medford Jewelers. 129 S.- Cen
tral. SP 3-4922. t
Oak & Laurel $17 cord. UL 5-1290
21 FOR SALE, Miscellaneous
12' MARINE plywood boat. 5 h.p.
Sea King motor. SP 3-4064.
FOR SALE 2 wheel stock trailer.
KE 5-1263.
20x20 METAL Sc glass building.
SP 3-3363.
1953 BSA motorcycle, low mileage.
916 E. Main. SP 3-5033.
1 REPOSSESSED Hotpoint washer
St dryer, all Porcelain washer,
dryer has porcelain chassis St
drum. Cairo S249.95
CITY APPLIANCE. INC.
127 N. Central Ave.
Remodeling Special
New $2400 Wurlitzer piano In
gleaming rich mahogany, con
temporary style, popular spinet
size.
LET'S TRADE
Purucker Music House
111 N. Central
SP 2-4148
WOOD range, white enameled. 802
Crater Lake Ave.
COMPLETE new 50 volume Harv
ard classic. $25. SP 2-4055.
OR TRADE for electric heater
Pekingese dogs. TA 6-2856.
600 FT. 2 IN. aluminum sprinkling
pipe 20' St 40' length. Also
quarter round Sc other mould
ing. See at Rt. 1. Box 3, Meridian
Rd Eagle Point.
ELECTRO Lux vacuum cleaner,
with attachments, like new. Fhilco
TV 14" console, built-in antenna.
4218 So. Paciiic Hwy. Medford.
HARDWOOD DRY BODY FIR
ROUGH Mill Ends. TW 9-1059
eves. L & D WOOD YARD
Remodeling Clearance
New Model 1112 Wurlitzer
piano, full size 88 note keyboard,
extra large sound-board. $578,
with bench of course. This new
piano is placed in your home for
as little down at $58. with
monthly payments of $25.89.
Purucker Music House
111 N. Central
SP 2-4146
Tractor & Industrial
Brake Bands & Shoes Relined.
Southern Oregon Bearing Sales
301 N. Bartlett
2 WHEEL trailer with all-metal
bed & floor, ball hitch. Made
by Oil Company in Texas. $75.
NO 4-2853 or see at 840 Chestnut
Central Point.
Old Sawdust for mulch. 200 cu. ft.
load. S8.50. KE 5-1694.
Heavy duty 3-yr. battery exchange
$10.95. Medford Battery Co.
LAUREL & OAK wood. $20 cord.
SP 2-9165 or 529 3. Grape.
PEARLS RESTRUNG. Will buy old
gold. SANTOS. 616 S. Ivy.
FISHERMEN: Fly, Spinner, . Cane
pole, pining? yearning? No need,
we have them. Rainbow 9" to
14". No license, no limit. Where?
The L-A-N-D Fishin' Ole. Griffin
Creek. Mud Springs Rd. 6 miles
So. W. of Medford. SP 3-2331.
Medford's Progressive Auction
ECONOMY HOUSE
Crater Lake Hwy. at Biddle Rd.
Sunday Feb. 16, 1 p.m.
Nice Selection of
Household furniture for public
auction.
A Westlnghouse elee. console
sewing machine, mahogany
cabinet in excellent condition.
Bendix automatic washer
Full size gas range
Rollaway bed, twin size
M. Ward deluxe elec. range
Table mounted jig saw St
grinder combination with ,i
H.P. motor
Good 21" Console T V.
2 pc. sectional davenport St
chair
Students desk
Chest of drawers
2 solid oak round tables
6 pc. walnut dining set
Walnut 4 pc. bedroom set
2 TV armless chairs
Camphor blanket chest
Antique glassware
Old clock
Also eoffee tables Sc end tables,
table Sc floor lamps, and new
Hollywood headboard Sc new
night stands.
ALL CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME
M.C.McEnerny .
SP 2-2114
ANTIQUES
Glass, colored - Sc miscellaneous
colored bowl Sc pitcher sets.
Fancy bed. Large selection of
Carnival Taffeta glass. Also many
scarce, desirable "finds". Open
Sat. Sc Sun. Wk. days 8 to 8.
L & M Trading Center
GOOD clean O'Keefe Sc Merritt
gas range with griddle Sc high
broiler Sc full top cover. 1222
Locust St.
CEDAR SHAKES prime coated No.
2's 9.75 square.
Paint thinner 55c a gallon
Armstrong celing tile 12c q. ft.
Fiberglass insulation 53,c aq. ft.
See Pat & Mike at
BUILDERS SERVICE
2802 Crater Lake Hwy. SP 2-8376
GOOD Port Orford 7' cedar posts,
3ac Sc 3UC. Si 3-2915
DAVE NO Monterey style. $20.
1224 Iowa. Ashland.
NEW AND USED
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
Motor Rewmdine
1225 Court St.
SP 3-4517
WE DRY CLOTHES
SP 2-2565 LAUNDERETTE
upen v days to 7 p.m.
OAK & Laurel, green & dry, $20
cord or two for $36. SP 3-1168.
OAK WOOD Rt. 2, Box 219, Foot
mils rta, TA 6-4751.
FINF. Aisrrfoffpc
N. 99 TRADING CENTER
2740 N. Pacific Hwy. SP 3-3227
SHAVINGS Prompt delivery. SP-
o-pg I . lYiciniy r uei co
ROOFING - SIDING - INSULATION
it you aon t nave your roofing,
siding & insulation done by
Ekerson's you are paying too
much. For -the average house,
financed 100
Roof $9 91 mo.
Insulation 4 Blow $9.48 mo.
Asbestos siding applied. $15.97
mo.
. a u. nvwuivx
619 E. Jackson St. SP 3-3631
MANURE $7 a pickup load, de-
nvcieq. i yj t-loii3.
BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS
tor sale, zoc each. Mail Tribune
omce, 33 JNorth Fir.
WHEN you're thinking of surplus.
uunjc or uuimhams. Where
you ALWAYS save.
$10 SACRIFICE $10
WOMAN s COAT. Size 16. Cost,
$60. MU 2-1021.
SEWING MACHINES
Look them all over, then b4 vou
buy see Bill Davenport for "the
best deal and S&H Green Stamps
too. No matter what you see ad
vertised, we can and will give
you a better deal. Repossessed
NEW or used.
DAVENPORT APPLIANCE SHOP
2101 W. Main Is mi. W. of court
house (Not Down Town)
P.S. No salesmen to pester you.
WELL ROTTED COW
MANURE. SP 3-5669
$10 SPECIAL S10
Hand picked big double load
Green Cedar Slabs
EAGLE FUEL CO.
TA 6-4081
2! -FOR SALE, Miscellaneous
GREEN Laurel S18 cord.
Dry body fir $15 cord.
Prompt Service SP 3-5967
DRY WOOD body fir. peeler core
wood, 2x4, 4x4 mill ends, etc.
Any amount, prompt. SP 3-1327.
SPECIAL
AUCTION SALE
SUNDAY
February 16, 1958 1 p.m.
2747 N.Pacific Hwy..
Owner has deceased and I am
selling out The Northwest Ortho
pedic business this is a complete
sell out. There are several thous
and dollars worth of fine tools.
6 large Singer sewing machines
for canvas & leather.
A metal lathe
1 H. P. heavy duty elec. motor
4 drill presses
5 elec. motors
1 Universal shoe making machine
1 complete shoe cobblers outfit
2 grinders
1 Forge, complete tongs St all
3 large vises
4 large anvils
5',i" metal cutter '
Several hundred dollars worth of
stainless steel & steel bars
Several pieces of sheet aluminum
Large cash register
Office desk & tpewriter
Office chairs
Show counters large St small
$50 large elec. clock
4 drawer metal filing cabinet
This is a complete sell-out due
to the fact that Mrs. Siebinger
does not know anything about
this business. She is going to
empty the building & rent it.
There is about $12,000 worth of
tools, elec. motors, & misc. of all
sorts.
- SO
DON'T MISS
THIS SALE
SUNDAY FEB. 16, 1 P.M.
2747 N. PACIFIC HWY.
Auction Conducted By
B & B AUCTION CO.
0. ; BRENNER,
Auctioneer
GAS range with trash burner,
chrome dinette set, refrigerator,
gas heater, Hollywood bed, box
& inner spring mattress, rugs,
lamps, etc. 696 Siskiyou Blvd.
Ashland.
ANTIQUE Secretary, pictures.
French Provincial chair & misc.
Scheffels antiques, across from
Museum. Jacksonville.
4 PAIR used skies from $5 to $35.
415 Oak St. SP 2-8047
Open afternoons Sc evenings.
MODEL 15-39 Holt Floor Sander,
Model EC-4 heavy duty Edger,
Sandpaper. Steoladders. Exten
sion ladders & planks, ladder
hooks, painters lights. May be
seen at 1133 spring St.
Use Mall Tribune Classified Ads
SEWING machine, repossessed by
Finance Co. Take over small pay
ments. au collect, Mediord:
SP 2-6667.
SELL or trade $408 equity In 14'
boat, Evinrude 18 h.p. motor St
trailer. Like new. for $125 or ?
NO 4-2979.
JOHN Deere. 10-in. hammermill,
like new. SP 3-1373.
HAMMOND SPINET ORGAN with
percussion only $1185. Cash or
terms.
J. H. LUSK PIANO CO.
RED Fir Sawdust. Haul your own
wood. TW 9-1059 eves.
HARDWOOD SAWDUST
Alder or Oak. Ideal for smok
ing meata or for flower beds.
McGINTY FUEL CO. SP 3-6297
BALDWIN SPINET PIANO discon
tinued model will sell at cost
plus 10, no dealers. Cash or
terms.
J. H. LUSK PIANO CO.
FOR SALE If you want good wood,
try Juniper. SP 3-1389.
OAK Laurel Fir. TW 9-1170.
22 Business Opportunists
SINGLE axle log trailer. SP 2-4109.
LOCAL 6Si contract or will trade
for real estate. Write Tribune
Box 4532.
WESTERN AUTO
ASSOCIATE STORE
Owner is selling his store after
13 yrs. of successful operation in
the industrial & farming com
munity of Independence, Oregon.
Clean, new stock; low rent. Cash
investment of approximately
$12,500 needed for inventory &
fixtures. See, phone 159, or write
P.O. Box 327, Independence,
Oregon, for complete information.
FREE CATALOG. Contains hun
dreds of businesses, farms & in
come properties throughout U.S.,
Canada. Specify type & location
desired. Deal direct with owners.
U.I. Buyers Digest, 1608 Hillhurst,
Dept. 1192, Los Angeles 27,
Calif.
GROCERY STORE Sc RENTALS
Good established business & in
come in Medford. NOW LOOK
Around $5000 buys stock & equip
and owner will consider less than
half this amount down. Good
lease.
DEL ROGUE REALTY
1506 N. Riverside SP3-5154
anytime.
FOR SALE OR TAKE RANCH IN
TRADE. Income property. Long
leases, All Drs. Also, large new
3-bdrm. home, 2 extra Tots, &
rental. L. Turner, Rt. 2, Box 55,
Crescent City. Calif.
FOR SALE GROCERY fixtures
Sc stock. Lease or rent bldg. with
living quarters. SP 2-8117.
TAKE AWAY HAMBURGERS
831 S. Central. Fully equipped.
Must sacrifice make offer. See
to appreciate. SP 2-5087.
DARI-DELITE Soft Ice Cream
Store. Nationally advertised.
Small investment. Excellent lo
cations, Medford, Grants Pass,
Ashland areas. Write Dari-Delite
Headquarters, 360 East 8th., Eu-
gene. Oregon.
FOR LEASE Well equipped good
paving restaurant in Southeast
ern Alaska. Will net $800 to
$1000 per mo. Write Tribune Box
3987.
SELL or rent excellent business
lot. Ashland. MU 2-6061.
SANDWICH SHOP, good location,
good business. Phone SP 2-6865.
FOR SALE MOST beautiful Beauty
Salon in Medtord. .terrific loca
tion. Will open books to legitim
ate buyer. Call days SP 2-4830.
eves. SP 3-5841.
23 Machinery & Tractors
FOR SALE GMC short logger dual
drive. New tires. Tip-top all
around. Year round job. Buy
this and get to work. MU 5-4458.
ALLIS Chalmers HD5 with winch
blade. SP 2-7566.
FOR sale or trade. Robinson speed
sprayer. SP 3-2678.
23 Machinery & Tractors
Deep Well Pumps
1 Berkeley pump with tank and
about 200 ft. of pipe $200.
1 Jacuzzi pump with 82 gallon
tank and 170 ft. pipe $250.
1 Reo Royal gas power lawn
mower Sl5.
Phone SP 2-6644
3 DELAVAL milking units Sc com
pressor. 1 spike-toothed harrow.
Will sell, or trade for livestock.
KE 5-2329.
FOR SALE: 3 log trucks. 3 log
trailers. SP 3-3869.
24-FOR EXCHANGE
'52 Nash Ambassador $395. '50 Har
lev Davidson 74, overhead $295.
Oscar Frei, Eagle Point. 800 S.
"C" st.
26-PERSONAL
FOR Stanley Home Products call
KE 5-2972.
CASH for Mortgages. SP 3-1871.
I WILL not be responsible for debts
other than my own. Modern Tile
Co. J. J. Gomer. 412 Manzanita.
ANNOUNCING that Betty Roy is
now with Gladys Boner, at the
Phoenix Beauty Shop 4005 S.
Pac. Hwy. Open every day. Even-
ings by appointment.
WATKINS Products. SP 3-5667.
Roy Patton's Barber Shop
FREE PARKING 1238 N. River
side across from Pulver'i Motel.
RAWLEIGH Products. SP 2-4438.
FOR Nu Bone Foundation Garment
SP 3-4890 or SP 2-2940.
STATE FARM AUTO INS.
As low as $13.60 for
10-20-5 Liability
DON DAY Agent
Phone SP 2-5038
Anyone having a drinking problem
is welcome at Alcoholics Anon
ymous. 8 p.m. Wed. & Sat. 123 ',i
W Main. SP 2-8657.
27-BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Pests and Termite Control
CRATER TERMITE COMPANY
Locally owned & operated.
Free Estimates. SP 3-4804
TERMITES
Call Paramount Pest Control
Inspect before buying. SP 2-9701.
LOYD TERMITE CONTROL. Pro
tect your home from termites.
Free inspection. KE 5-1362 or
SP 2-7598 Foundation work
Building and Construction
REMODELING - Painting - Taping
Texturing. Call NORDWICK.
TW 9-1547
Miscellaneous
U.S. COINS bought & sold. Ap
praisals. W F. Thompson, 204 No.
Columbus. SP 2-6782.
DUMP trucks, shovel and drag
line. HD5 front end loaders for
hire. A. L. (Tex) Nash, SP 2
4317 or SP 3-5071.
Tree Service
FEBRUARY Insure your family
fruit crop with proper seasonal
pruning, spraying & care. A lit
tle attention yearly is inexpen
sive Sc has many Advantages
Courtesy. Medford Tree Service
SP 3-3554.
RAY CHAMBER LIN TREE SERV
ICE. Formerly Ore-Cal. Tree
Serv. Complete tree service by
expert tree surgeons. Guaranteed
satisfaction reasonable prices
licensed & insured. SP 2-8052;
Granite and Top Soil
GRANITE
Top-soli; creek run gravel; fill
dirt. Good measure; prompt de
livery on all orders. Chas. Ben
nett. SP 2-2511.
CRUSHED rock, granite, concrete,
sand and rock, creek run fill
dirt and top soil. A. L. (Tex)
Nash, SP 2-4317 or SP 3-5071.
GRANITE
CRUSHED & PIT RUN
LOADED OR DELIVERED
R. G. "BOB" Lull. Ph. SP 3-4781
CRUSHED ROCK. SAND
Sc GRAVEL
M. C. LININGER & SONS
SP 2-5336 or SP 2-5897
CREEK run gravel. Fine Bear
creek sou. fit run granite. Jim
Nunes. KE 5-1643.
GRANITE Loading or Delivering.
LUCIUS Sc WILLBURT LULL
Ph. NO 4-1489
Tractor Work'
FERGUSON back hoe & front
loader. Excavating. Ditching.
Drain fields. Al Johnson. SP-2-8460.
SP 3-3147.
i Services and Repairs
SHOP & OUTSIDE service on
keys, locks, safes, door closers.
Medford Safe & Locksmith Serv
ice. 309 E. Jackson. SP 2-6668.
Painting
PAINTING Brush or Spray. Free
estimates and terms. A. Q.
Murphy. Ph. SP 2-8595.
SPRAY painting, roofs, houses,
general painting. Free estimates.
Sullivan Bros., 219 S. Ivy. Ph.
SP 2-9851
Asphalt and Cement Paving
ASPHALT PAVTNG Driveways,
motels, parking areas, mill yards,
roads and industrial floors. Free
estimates. Work guaranteed.
Rogue River Paving Co. Ph.
SP 2-4037
Heating
INSTALL Continental Glassheat
in Your home now.
NO DOWN PAYMENT.
First payment not due until
after heating season ends.
SP 2-9854 FREE estimates
fobJigatioiv
Septic Tank
MITCHELL SEPTIC TANK SERV
ICE. Tanks cleaned & repaired.
Drain fields laid. New installa
tion. KE 5-2700.
CASPER'S
Tanks pumped, cleaned' Sc re
paired. No mileage or inspection
charge. 24 hr. Licensed & Bond
ed service.
Low set prices. Dial SP 3-1511
DICK'S DISPOSAL SERVICE
Septic tanks cleaned, installed
& repaired. Back hoe work.
Ditching Sc excavating.
M. R. (Dick) GUST. SP 3-1457
SANITATION SERVICE
(Licensed & Bonded)
Carrel Fariss O. E. Conklln
PRECAST REINFORCED
CONCRETE
SINGLE PIECE SEPTIC TANKS
Drain fields. Soil drains.
Meets all State & FHA Codes.
LOW COST FINANCING
TANKS PUMPED
TRENCHING BACKHOE WORK
Free Estimates, Guaranteed Work
SP 3-2491 2875 Lone Pine Rd.
Roofing
Roofing, Siding, Remodeling
We are known for excellent work,
lowest orices. Gene Schmelzer-
Superior Roofing, Construction Co.
KJS 5-1410 or kjs a-zasa
Roofing New or repairs. Flat roofs
& hot asphalt coating, asDestos
siding. Free est. Terms. Work
guaranteed. SP 2-7711.
SIGNAL '
PREMIUM FUEL OILS
plus
i e
Call SP 2-5275
Fill your tank NOW -Save
70c per hundred gals.
81'
Sunday, Fe-bruary IS, 1958
DEPENDS ON THE MOON
New York OP) Patrolman
Harry Reinhart, about to re
tire from his post in the city's
Times Square information
booth, had this to say about
his customers:
"Every second customer is
a nut. When it's a full moon,
the men are the worst offend
ers; when it's a new moon,
the women."
27-BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Plumbing
Phone SP 2-4801
Brownie's Plumbing & Heating
Inc. For your plumbing Sc heat
ing needs.
SERVICE YOU EXPECT
BROOK'S ELECTRIC
PLUMBING DEPT.
For fast, courteous and efficient
service on all your plumbing
problems, call SP 2-5209
Income Tax
Loggers, Farmers, Wage Earners,
Small Iirms. z years experience.
Reasonable. Opposite Pulver Mo
tel. 1238 N. Riverside. SP 2-6992.
Fd. Stats Income Tax Assist.
S. C. Jones Sc Sons, Billings Agcy.
Cor. 6th & Holly, Mediora
42 E. Main at.. Asniana
INCOME TAX SERVICE
FEDERAL AND STATE
E. S. STROTHER
SHADY COVE. OREGON
RELIABLE TAX SERVICE
MABV R MA ASS
304 S. Ivy. SP 2-9281
Farmer, Logger, Merchant, Wages
Tax returns maae out.
VICTOR SETHER
- Bropfcy Bldg.
Main St Central Km. 6
CLEO CANOOSE 55 Ross Court.
For dav or eve appointment rn.
SP 2-2913. 17th year in same
location. 1
Oil Burner Service
SPARK OIL BURNING HEATERS
4th Sc Front fti. Of a-ooao
KENNEDY FUEL OIL
House Moving
Use Mai) Tribune Classified Ads
For Quick Cash
Fuel
DRY, hand-picked planer blox Sc
fireplace wooa. jno teoar ui
Pine. Also Shavings.
MAC'S FUEL. SP 3-1653
FIREPLACE WOOD. Red Fir or
White Fir. 300 cu. ft. toaa,
$9 to $15.
JOE WHIPPLE SP 2-6729
BIG green slab wood and dry slab.
BIUliEST LUAU UN lUWll
Immediate delivery. $14 lead.
Phelps Fuel SP 3-5878
Well Drilling
CRATER WELL DRILLING
3061 Crater Lake Ave. SP 2-2098
F.H.A. terms on wells Sc pumps
SHULTS BROS. - well drilling &
pump service, we strive to piease
SP 3-4141. Jives, st- z-aooa
DtelSTER'S WELL DRILLING CO.
For your water weii promemi.
Reliable & experienced. Best
equip. 139 Vancouver. SP 2-9308.
GRIBBLE WELL DRILLING
303 5th Ave., Gold Hill
Ph. UL 5-1328
ROGUE VALLEY DRILLING CO.
Reliable & experienced. Fast,
modern equipment. Terms. SP-2-7372.
885 Shafer Lane, off
Kings Hwy.
GOFF BROTHERS Well Drillers.
. Experienced & reliable. S&H
Green Stamps. Office Siskiyou
Hdwe., 225 W. Main. SP 2-2939.
Eves. Ph. SP 2-7026 or NO 4-1448.
Generators - Starters
Generator-Starter repairs & ex
change. Armature winding, cuti s
Auto Electric. 1311 N. Riverside.
SP 2-5068.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Salt Water MITCHELL
Reel. Must be in good condition.
SP 2-8976.
CASH Sc CARRY
Check prices for building sup-
pnes at in onon juumper i-o.
FOR' RENT 4-bdrm. house, close
in. on pavement. See owner at
113Z w. main.
FOR SALE GE Dryer. Excellent
condition. $80 cash. TW 9-1368.
CASH for Mortgages. SP 3-1871.
THE Medford Trail Riders are
holding a rummage sale in tne
Fehl Bldg., 108 N. Ivy. Feb. 18th,
9 till 5.
DUMP your dirt on my yard 840
Chestnut, Central Point. NO 4
2853. SPECIAL
One used white enamel trash
burner, like new. Two lock rim
wide wheels for Ford, cheap. One
used power mower $35. New
single laundry trays $12.50 ea.
New shower stalls $48 complete.
Three piece bath sets complete
with all the trim $129.95. New Sc
used doors St windows. Every
thing for a bldg. Haggard Lum
ber Sty Plumbing on Hwy 99,
Phoenix. KET5-252Z.
NOTICE COMMERCIAL SPRAY
ING, all kinds, no job too large
or too small. SP 2-5376. Withrow.
FOR SALE Shavings. Prompt De
livery. SP 3-6297. McGinty Fuel
Co.
BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS
: for sale, 20c each. Mail Tribune
office. 33 North Fh
"OIL TO BURN"
MOBILHEAT
We give S&H Green Stamps
MEDFORD FUEL SP 2-2111
LEGAL NOTICES
LIVESTOCK DISTRICT ORDER
A authorized bv Chapter 604,
Oregon Laws 1957. and following
a public hearing held January 9,
1958T in the Jackson county court
house at Medford, Oregon, the State
Department of Agriculture has
made a determination of , lK-estock
disricts which exist in Jackson
county as follows:
1. The entire county is a live
stock district wherein it is un
lawful for horses to be permitted to
run at large.
2. Seventeen districts exist in
which it is unlawful for cattle,
mules, asses, sheep, swine and
goats to be permitted to run at
large.
3. Notwithstanding the above
provisions, no livestock districts
st in Dublic roads passing
through federal lands or in land
subject to Oregon laws but en
tirely inclosed by federal land, un
less otherwise provided by federal
rules and regulations.
A complete description of the
livestock districts is contained in
the formal order signed and ef
fective February 4, 1958. This
order may. be seen and further
information is available at the
office of the Jackson county clerk
in the courthouse at Medford. or
at the headquarters of the State
Department of Agriculture in
Salem.
State Departmennt of Agriculture
Agriculture Building
Salem, Oregon
GREEN STAMPS
MEDFORD (OREGON)
HILTS
Team Has Good Season
By MRS. M. F. CAVIN
Hilts The Hilts Elementary
school basketball team,
known as the Junior Jets
have had a successful season.
The team has won honors in
two tournaments and are
eligible for a third one. The
tournaments were held in
Dunsmuir and Yreka, the
third one to be held in Al
turas. Members of the team are
Robert Laustalot, Tommy
Laustalot, Bobby Sage, David
Whittaker, Larry Black, Les
ter Chase, Danny Ashley, Joe
Yeager, Richard White, Vic
tor Van de Weghe, Kelly
Green, Gary Tallis, and Ken
neth Preston.
Week end guests at the
Louis Dettmar home were
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs;. Harry Weid
man, and daughter of West
wood. Sunday dinner guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Ward and family were Har
old Tuttle of Yreka and
Frank Ward of Hornbrook.
Recent guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ayris
werp Mrs. Ayris' sister, Mrs.
Verna McCandless, and niece,
Mrs. Maxine Barnett, both of
Medford.
Mr. and , Mrs . Raymond
Ashley and sons made a re
cent business trip to Sacra
mento. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ochs
and family of Yuba City
helped move Mrs. Ochs moth
er, Mrs. Ethel White, and
family to Hornbrook on Sun
day. 1
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Cavin
and daughter, Marcia, were
overnight guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Shiloh Hill
and family Friday in Duns
muir. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Self
were week end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Lindner and
daughter in Mt. Shasta.
Sunday guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ayris
were Mr. and Mrs. B. E.
Brown and children of Gold
Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Deastlll Bern
heisel and family of Oakdale
visited relatives here this
week end.
Callers at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Luper Mon
day evening were Virgil La
Rue of Talent and Don Rose
crans of Ashland.
Visiting Sunday in Medford
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bernheisel were Mr.
and Mrs. Ozzie Bernheisel
and Karen Bryan.
William Fraley was a busi
ness visitor in San Francisco
several days this week.
Dinner guests Sunday at
the M. F. Cavin home were
Mrs. Belle Lindley and Fred
Cavin of Hornbrook.
It was Ladies night Friday,
Feb. 7, for the wives of the
-members of the Hilts Volun
teer Fire department, at
which time, steak and prawn
dinners cooked by the men
were served in the Fireman's
hall at the Community Cen
ter.
A social hour was held be
fore dinner was served to the
120 people present. Dancing
was held later in the new
Community hall at the Com
munity Center building.
Robert Nunes is at home
with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Nunes, for a
month's furlough from the
Army. He is stationed at a
base in Virginia.
A birthday dinner was giv
en Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Middleton hon
oring the birthday of their
NO SPARKS! NO SMOKE!
NO FLOOR DRAFTS! LOWERS FUEL
Uniform tWot from floor ! vitmq.
pritJo9 or briquets. Yotj control fir
boon amd family fafor!
SEND FIllrlACe WIOTtf mi BtlCTT.
SMITH-DYNGE LUMBER CO.
8th at Fir Street Phone SP 2-7166
BUILDING FOR SALE
Former Myron Root "Warehouse, located on Fir St. in
Medford. Price $200 and, in addition, will require a $500
cash deposit or performance bond to insure satisfactory
clean-up job. That portion of the building within the
right-of-way must be removed within 30 days and that
portion outside of the right-of-way must be removed
within 60 days from date of bill of sale. For detailed in
formation, write W. H. Haskin, property mgr.. State Hwy.
Dept.. Salem. Ore., or phone Salem. EM 4-2171. Ext. 717.
MATL TRIBUNE ELEVTtT
twins, Richard and Rita.
Guests were Miss Dorothy
Fox and Robert Nunes, Mrs.
Ray Middleton Jr. and Dar
rell Middleton.
Clara Lee Williams' eighth
birthday was honored on
Feb. 4 with i a few friends
helping her to celebrate.
Cake, ice cream and punch
were served to Yvonne Van
de Wegh, Delores Luper, Don
na and Celi White.
A Girl Scout Craft work
shop was held on Feb. 6 in.
the basement of the Metho
dist church in Yreka. A pot-'
luck luncheon was served at
noon after which a business'
meeting of the West Siskiyou
District was held.
Attending were neighbor
hood chairman Mrs. William
Wiley, Mrs. Mel Barron, Mrs..
Al Simmen, Mrs. Robert Pres
ton, Mrs. Audomar De Clerck,
Mrs. Gilbert Luper and Mrs.
Don Ward.
Word was received here of
the death of Joev Francis, 89,
on Sunday, former resident of
Hilts and residing in Medford
at the time of his death. Sur
vivors include his wife,
Annie, five children, Mrs. C.
C. Cowan, Mrs. Lucille Mc
Neil, Joseph and Ernest, all of
Medford, Alfred of Prineville,
11 grandchildren, and five
great grandchildren. Burial
was in the Henley-Hornbrook
cemetery on Wednesday.
DEATH OF THE CAT
New York P The
body of a man was found on
the first floor setback of an
apartment building Thursday.
Police recognized him im
mediately as Harry (The Cat)
Santiago, an accomplished
burglar. On the seventh floor
of the building, they found
how he died. A fire escape
faced the bathroom window of.
an apartment on the other
side of a four-foot areaway.
The windowsill of the bath
room was stained with blood.
"The Cat" had missed his
jump, just barely. If he cried
for help, no one heard.
Dead line on Classified Ads: 5:30.
pjn. for following day. except 10
a.m. for Monday; for Sunday, noon
Saturday.
Have Comfortable
Daylight Basement
HOME!
Will Sell for
Cash or Terms'
Located" In Jacksonville
Kitchen (with dishwasher
and disposal)
Living Rm. Dining Rm.
3 Bedrooms
Large Family Room
2 Baths Garage
2 Large Let
CALL NO 4-1173 or
NO 4-1861
J
SEE THE
Only 7 Moving Parti in the
Engine
Up to 35 Miles Per Gallon
Front Wheel Drive
COMPARE
ic Roominess Economy
it Initial Cost Looks
Keith Schulz Garage
116 N. Front Ph. SP 2-4756
CALL
NOW!
BILLS!
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