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Newspaper Page TextIs ?Ho? So? , LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Or PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that at 730 o'clock P.M. on the 30th day of June, 1958 there shall be a at m - - - I duduc nnrinK oy ana oeiore Tne ltinri: Thl City IS one city Council in the Council Cham- 04a bJ0Me in lyft today br f the City Hall of Medford, Vmmvm ontFUetlS job drawing from the Medford Rural ht wivtle US builwiRA the rire Protection District, a munici- gyrtmif. , In t! frly 1Q0, Me ?ejrrtet Ali dcidl to restore AltlanArit by linkinj it to th Nil vit ctntl. He did th job by 1120, using forced bor of iaO.OQO men. Later, Wehevm.t Ali end his succes- ffcr decide to bring tha an- tir caltf uniar cultivation. It 9 t vt st swamp, one of the finest atrovl Hunting re in ths worli, but by meanj of criss-crossing it with draina ditchts- n4 canals tSe majority of it has now been brought undar cultiva tion. B&t there is still plenty of sport for the fisherman, and plenty of wildfowl, too For example, on a canal, not so far from Alexandria, I aw a fisherman land a "tiger fish." He is appropriately named. He has all the fighting qualities of the bona fish of our Florida waters, and his teeth ara sharp enough to nap an or dint ry line. The one I saw eboutcig pounds was taken on tpinntr with a -wire leadgr an five-ounce . rod. lite letps tni runs would satisfy the mot-fc egtcting fish erman. The fish ftgs extremely hard mouth, fn is sf id to be not particularly food sating, mainly on tccount of the bones. HO h4 about s many of them as ar, Vs which ha is related nf supsrfi- cial resemblfncg. . Crocodile 9ir$ On nothgr ctHU ' v a a p u r-winfeA glover which some rturfligt is the true crocolils iH. He i a quarrelsome) fellow about a foot Ion Sjfte sometimes jerk hia flsvt uf ni down lik as automaton. He is pre domingntlj tfc in color, and a fifcrj) avr on either shoul- dr tf tnging cher- (ctriani. 4em jffc the tender $M ef fcft crecg mouth if the O tfit timm him while the !&itl it liciiH his teeth. Ara fee say this is how He )ii Kt Hi sgurs: Allah 3AiteA U tft animals to din- Aw. Tnie ens bird forgot to 4 Itrtt? cleimsfl he fell ojeleef. Allan, ef course, knew fgii( lied en( rebuked him. "You'll wleep no more, my $h&4," Allah said, giving glim V agurs so hs could no fteMe tMi Hi neat undar his t1 il Ay MaClure of)! fiyndicaie 3r?A: By vpeciel arrange ment vitn the editors of the Ehcyelegsdi Americana, my panel e iuiga vill award each week to the reader who sends me the best true-life na ture adventure, the best na ture observation, or the best question on nature and wild life, a complete 30-volume set of this worlcMemous reference work in handsome Sealcraft binding. Each week new sub- mitsions will be considered. Sorry, I simply can't answer your many friendly letters. Please address your letter to: Is That So! co Medford Mail Tribune, Box1069, San Fran cisco, Calif. o TirPis said to havst more in dustrial uses, either pure or in alloys, thanQany of the com mon metals. srvopoia or akxfal statxcxkt Tm tha 7 mt aBdad Dmbr II, 1957 of th OCCIDENTAL UFP IMIUUNCE COMPANY Of CALHOKNIA T Vm Am fit. tn Um lur mt Cttfmix. mtt th Jihtuki rDnliuoar ml tn Sut W Ontm. tunuinl tm Uw: ASUTS n a $S J!M tck 5Sl.215ia Mertoc loni ma ntl WMl 3T 4.:i.li Xtel mimlrn It. MI. 194. li TmHtT ktai and prtmira MS JT.K4.KT.T1 Ctm ud bnk depiMiu ,1.1.IT YnbIubi du and dcftrrcd tHta ud iRldml aad kMllhl . ll.yf.M.iT Awarvn and atner lnraataanc u Ma dua and anruad t.iiT.Mt TT OOmt aau f.M4.m.S Tatal aM. Hit 9U,1T.M LIABILITIES. SUXFLUS OTHES FUS Baaar tm far Ufa and a-tdit and hAita aailrtaa I4U ?r ef Taller and cantraet tlanaia .tl5.54t.Sr An mttux tiabillllei ,m (H jt Tatal fabiUtiat. mttrpt eaDttal tS44.S9.3T:.M raoiul aid-u. $11 5M.0O0 aacial aurplaa nda 1S.J2J.SH M ITnaMtanad turpiui . 54.107.393 It (urploa aa ragarda policjholdcri M.na 79 Total KM ttl.rt.M SUMMARY mf OPIKATItNS lAacraal Baaia) iraailiait and aaauilr coaildaratiaM tlM.ra.(44 tl 4?aaaidarmtiaaa for aupokmmtarv eentracta . SS4S.S4t3f )at invastiaant Ineoma 1 SO 254. ST Othar lncoma itama 4 5I.47.I Total !23 W.H4.5S Tmlier bantdu. Ji:,9:.081.5 Oregon, all those certain portions thereof recently annexed to, and situated within, the City of Med ford, Oregon, more particularly de- cnoed as toiiows, to-wit Beginning at a point on the north line of the tract described on Page 363 of Volume 355 of the Deed Records of Jackson Coun ty, Oregon, at its intersection with the present boundary of the City -of Medford. Oregon, 6G feet east of the east bank of Bear Creek, in Section 19, T 37 S, R 1 W W M; thence easterly along the said north line to the east erly right of way line of Biddle Road; thence N 0 30' East at a distance of 939 feet, more or less, to a point 200 feet south of tne center line of .McAndrews Road: thence easterly parallel to tne center line of McAndrews Road to a point 300 feet west of the center line of the old Crater Lake Highway; thence south along the present city boundary to the center line of the old Crater Lake Highway at a dis tance of 150 feet north of the north line of Gregory Avenue, now known as Stevens street; thence southerly along the cen ter line of Crater Lake Avenue to its intersection with the east erly projection of the north line of Sunrise Home Park Addition; thence westerly along said north line to the westerly line of the property described on Page 451 of Volume 243 of the Deed Rec ords of Jackson County, Oregon: thence N 0" 4' 30" West 568.66 feet, more or less, to the north west corner of the property de scribed on Page 451 of said Vol ume 243 of said deed records; thence S 89 56' 40" East 933.20 feet along the north line of D. L. C. No. 42 to the northeast corner of the property described on Page 2 of Volume 178 of Jack son bounty Deed Records; thence S 0 3' 20" East 505.91 feet along the easterly line of said prop erty; thence S 89 52' 40" West 296.53 feet along the southerly line of said property to the easterly line of Biddle Road; thence along said easterly right of way line of Biddle Road on an are of a 2,894.79 foot radius curve to the right 5.48 feet (the long chord of which bears S 7 44' 35 West 5.47 feet); thence continu ing along the easterly right of way line of Biddle Road S 7' 41' 20" East 56.31 feet to the intersection of the present corpo rate limits of the city with the east line of Biddle Road; thence westerly along said corporate limits to the present corner of the city limits which is 66 feet easterly of the east bank of Bear Creek; thence northerly parallel with, and 66 feet east of. the east bank of Bear Creek to the point of beginning. Also. Beginning at the present city lim its at the intersection of the south line of the first extension of the .South Sea Addition to the City of Mediord, Jackson County, Oregon, with the east erly line - of Pacific Highway; thence southeasterly along the easterly line of Pacific Highway to a point that is N 63 36' East 60 feet from the intersection of the south line of Boyd Street and the west line of Pacific High way; thence N 63 36' East 208.71 feet; then S 26 30' East 208.71 feet; thence S 63 30 West 194.71 feet to the easterly line of Pa cific Highway; thence continuing southeasterly along the east line of Pacific Highway to its inter section with the northerly right of way line of the relocated coun ty road, being an extension of &tewart Avenue; said point be ing at right angles to, and 37 feet distant from, highway cen ter line station 534 65.70, said point being north 29.81 feet and west 667.77 feet from the north east corner of D. L. C. No. 45 in T 37 S. R 1 W. W. M.; thence along the present city limits line, aid line also being the northerly right of way line of the relocat ed county road, N 89" 59' East 349.36 feet; thence along the arc of a 500.87-foot radius curve to the left 788.0 feet (the long chord of which curve bears N 44 54' 45" East 709.91 feet); thence N 0 10' West along the D. L. C. Line 303.76 feet; thence west 274 feet; thence north 173.58 feet to the south line of Barnett Road; thence east on said south line of Barnett Road a distance of 964 feet; thence south 456.2 feet; thence east 165.0 feet; thence S 61 4' East 260 feet; thence N 89 15' East 287 feet; thence north 130 feet; thence N 89 15' East 373.8 feet; thence N 1 45' West 190 feet; thence N 68 15' West 110 feet; thence N 15 45' West 100 feet; thence N 10 East 63 feet; thence N 53 47' West 91.4 feet to the south line of Barnett Road; thence N 89 58' East 201.3 feet to the center line of Bear Creek; thence along the present city boundary, being the center line of Bear Creek, approximately as follows: N 13 53' West 10 feet; N 23 20' West 600 feet: N 37 22' West 700 feet: N 13 10' West 568 feet: N 50 56' West 263 feet: S 57 3' West 470 feet; N 79 54' West 700 feet: thence N 41 26' West 750 feet, more or less, to the south line of the corporate limits of the City of Medford: thence S 72 52' West along said south corporate limits line to the point of beginning. Also, Beginning at a concrete mon ument with lead tablet set six TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE 2-story brick house, close in. Corner lot. 243 So. HoUy. SP 2-6563. ' NECCHI CONSOLE Local finance company forced to pick up late model Necchi cab inet sewing machine. Zig Zag & other features. Pick up small balance 7 payments at S8.75 ea. Write Credit Mgr., P.O. Box 1022, Medford, Oregon. SAVE SAVE Kiln Dry Bevel Cedar Siding: J,a"x 8" "B-' grade $135 per M. x 8" "B" grade $165 per M. "xl0" "B" grade S190 per M. Ia"xl0" Tight Knot $175 per M. "xlO" Clear VG Shadoedge (Preservative Prime Coated) $240 per M. No. 2 Oak Fig. R L $165 per M. No. 2 Oak Fig. shorts $130 per M. First Grade Maple Shts. $160 M. SCHORN PAINTS WESTSIDE LUMBER CO. SP 3-2559 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE 1952 4-wheel drive. Jeep Station wagon, with winch. 4 good all-weather tires. 3.000 mi. on new motor. $800. Norton Lumber Co. KE 5-2037. Cash & Carry Cedar panel shakes ..$11.00 sq. PABCO 3-tab roofing ..$ 8.75 sq. Sugar pine shelving 11 'jc ft. 1x8 std. btr. shiplap $70 M. S&H GREEN STAMPS NORTON LUMBER CO. Phoenix Yard KE 5-2037 Camp White Yard TA 6-9331 Classified Rates BENDIX Washer & Dryer Repairing Factory trained mechanic. Call us now. Couey's Appliance Store 225 E. 6th SP 3-5433 RULE AT DERBY Members of the royal court who will reign at the 22nd annual Catfish Derby June 22 at TouVelle state park are (above, left to right) Princess Mol lie Barker, Princess Monica Settey, Prin cess Linda Lowery (sitting) Queen Pat New bry, and Princess Donna Miller. The public is invited to the event, where prizes will be awarded to outstanding catfish catches and to winners in other contests. (Landis photo) inches below the surface of the j me about the New York Yan sround at the oomt of inter- , ... ... flrmanta an itinplanNAUfy aaaj tracti. dividend aecuiaulatlani. and interest... 1T MS - ta.lll.5T 4. 11 ftieraaia In raaarraa Gaaaiiitana, claim and ganaral inauranca axnansaa and taief . lr,395,r!fs.S4 Othar ooeratins daductionl 129.044. IT Blldanda ta poUeyDoldari 4ST.T44 J Total , , 11J 10.SS1.! Nat satn from oearatlani t 11.0t.r3 1 indanda ta taeknaldm 4.000,000. ajfnar ltcns atfartmc fureloa and aurpiua fusda (net) Taial !3 J t 4 923.-3I.il iBLttaaa In aurpiua aid asocial nrslui fun-li t 114.40 It BUSINESS IN OREGON fOS THC YEAR Otraaa Braaluaja end annuity ean alderauona collected during aha -I I.0M.1H.M atandando said ar cradnad aa art- ley hotdari ouruic tha yaar IT.4M.lt 0aaa benariu ud claim, aa doarmenta. aurrandara. and aa- auitiea aaJd durtna the Tear S ISO.lM.ir William M. Caldwell. General Agent 42 Liberty Bldf Medford, Oregon ground at the point of inter section of the west line of Co lumbus Avenue with the north line of Douglas Addition to the City of Medford, said point of beginning oeing north 840.81 feet, and west 668.34 feet from the northwest corner of Donation Land Claim No. 84, Township 37 South. Range -2 West. Willamette Meridian, Jackson County, Ore gon, thence North 89" 56' West along the north line of Douglas Addition 247.46 feet to the north west corner thereof, thence South 20.00 feet, thence N 89 56' West 165.12 feet, thence N 0 04' East 342.00 feet, thence S 89 56' . East 412.72 feet thence S 0 07' 34" East 322.00 feet, thence N 89' 56' West 1.25 feet to the point of beginning, and on the question of withdraw ing from the Central Point Rural Fire Protection District and the Elk City Water District, municioal corporation of Jackson County, Oregon, all those certain portions mereoi recently annexed to. and situated within, the City of Med ford. Oregon, more particularly oescnoea as louows, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the exisiting city boundary line, said boundary line als'o being the south line of Section 11. Town ship 37 South, Range 2 West of the Willamette Meridian, in Jack son County, Oregon: thence west along the south line of said Sec tion ll a distance of 1,310 feet; thence north 445.02 feet to the south line of Ellen Avenue: thence east along the south line of said Ellen Avenue a distance of 1,310 feet; thence south 445.02 feet to the point of beginning, containing 13.38 acres. D. F. Huson City Recorder NO. 9S76 NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON Probate Department In the Matter of the Estate of ELVA BRISCOE, Deceased Notice is hereby given that the Final Account of 1 C. Watrud. as Executor of the above-named estate, has been filed herein and that 1:30 o'clock p.m. on June 30. 1958, in the Courtroom of the above Court in the Courthouse in Med ford. Oregon, has been appointed ss the time and place for hearing objections to such Final Account and settlement thereof. Dated and first published May 27, 1958. . L. C Watrud. Executor Van Dyke. Dellenback MeGoodwin Attorneys for Executor kees . . . !" He said he had given up TV because it had become' too difficult to attend to his office and the program too. Yet he still receives an aver age of 4,000 letters a day: "Forty per cent of that mail is from non-Catholics," he added. Every letter is an swered by his staff. He was asked if, with all his talent, he had ever considered going on the stage, and his instant reply was, "No no no, none whatever. The Lord gave me this talent, I am returning the use of it to Him." In connection with this, he also stated that in college, his speech professor told him he was without a doubt, the worst pupil he had ever had, and advised him never to try to speak in public. At one point in the inter view, a small .boy pushed his way into the group, and marched straight up to the Bishop. "Who are you, and what are you doing?" he asked with small-boy candor. The auxiliary bishop of New York reached out his hand and drew the small boy into the circle of his arm. Touch ing himself on the chest in a manner familiar to his TV audiences, he said, "I am Bis hop Fulton Sheen, and these men are reporters interview ing me for the newspapers." Flash bulbs popped as the man and the boy sat together, and the warmth of his person ality began to show in the twinkle of the dark expres sive eyes. The appearance of the small boy released the tension of began to talk with all the charm and vitality seen on his TV appearances. After a few more questions, he stood and shook hands with the handful of people about him, and in response to a request of Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, he very graciously autographed a card with his television trade mark: "God Love you Ful ton J. Sheen." H0RNBR00K Pair Meets Bishop Sheen By KATHERINE CHAPMAN f the interview, and the bishop Hornbrook A once-in-a- lifetime honor was experi enced Saturday evening, June , by Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Chap man, when they had the priv ilege of shaking hands with Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, and visiting briefly with him The Chapmans had driven to Portland, Ore., that day to meet a friend. Miss Anna L Richling, of Omaha, Neb., who was arriving on the 9:30 plane at the Portland airport to spend her vacation with them -While they were waiting at the airport, an earlier plane arrived from New York bringing Bishop Sheen, who was to address the graduating class of Central Catholic High school A real thrill for them came when they were permitted to sit in' on a press interview with Bishop Sheen, with re porters from the Portland Oregonian and the Journal and then meeting the bishop afterwards. in xne interview, ne was asked a question about poli tics and replied that he "had no interest in politics, but ask On Sunday, the Chapmans and Miss Richling attended mass in the Sanctuary of Our Sorrowful Mother in Portland, then left for Hornbrook via the Oregon coast. After an all night stay in Tillamook, they took the tour through the Tillamook cheese factory, then drove as far as Gold Beach, and the next day took the trip up the Rogue river in the mail boat to Ag ness and had dinner at the Singing Springs ranch. This is a never-to-be forgot ten experience, and highly recommended for anyone in this area looking for an out-of-the-ordinary outing for two or three days. A visit to a redwood grove completed the sight-seeing en route home. Visiting Mrs. Ella Rose on Tuesday were her friends, Mrs. Fred Cox and Mrs. T. W. Sanford, of Ashland. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Walsh were her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Cameron of Couer d'Alene, Idaho. Florida Man Dies In Wreck Near Burns Burns (UPD A Miami, Fla., man was killed Sunday and his wife remained in se rious condition in a Burns hos pital today with injuries suf fered when their car went out of control on a curve 20 miles east of here on Highway 20 and crashed, rolling over sev eral times. State police identified the victim as Isidore Gene Lavin sky, 46, Miami. His wife, Betty Maude, 50, was listed in se rious condition here with chest injuries. MANUFACTURER DIES Manhasset, N. Y. (UPI) Dr. B. Thurber Guild, 72, a physician and former pharma ceutical manufacturer, died Sunday after a short illness. He helped develop phisoderm, a skin detergent for persons allergic to soap, and phisohex, a detergent to prevent the spread of infections. Mrs. Gordon Jacobs is re cuperating at home from in juries sustained in a car acci dent on Saturday at the inter section of Highway 99 and the Ditch creek road into Hornbrook. Mrs. Jacobs was taken to the Siskiyou General hospital in Yreka, and although her in juries were not serious, she remained in the hospital a few days for observation. Mrs. George Brautlacht was hostess on Thursday for the Women's Society of the Meth odist church. Attending the meeting were the president, Mrs. Henley Clawson, Mrs. Ardon Burns, Mrs. Minnie Bloomingcamp, Mrs. Mary Taggart, Mrs. S. D. Haworth, Mrs. Bertha Brad ley, and Mrs. Ed Mason. San Francisco was the des tination of two HornbrooK couples last week, although they did not make the trip to gether. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Cum mins ana cnuareu, j.uich Howard and Jennifer, were in the city on business. In the absence of the Smiths, Mrs. Gladys Jones, and her son Willis, worked in the store. I Lauran Paine drove to Eu gene, Ore., Thursday, to bring his son, Bob, home for the summer. Bob has completed his first year as a pre-med stu dent at the University of Oregon. Bob's fraternity is Alpha Phi Omega, of which he is cor responding secretary. A men's service Honorary fraternity, Alpha Phi Omega is composed of young men who at one time were members of the Boy Scouts of America. Bob is a member of Hornbrook troop 38, and is an Eagle Scout. His younger brother, Lornie, has been selected by Troop 38 to become a member of the Or der of the Arrow, and was scheduled for initiation into the order this week end at Camp McLoughlin at Lake o' the Woods. Miss Clara Ladd, who teaches at Susanville, Calif., has arrived home for the summer. Next Saturday, June 21, at 1:30 p.m. a card party is to be given by the Altar Society of the local Catholic church. The Dartv will be held in the Grange hall. At this time, too, the portable barbecue outfit will be given away, i STUBBORN SOIL? Lew Rates on Sawdust Mulch McGINTY FUEL CO. Phone SP 3-6297 We fix 'em while you sleep. Hawkins NitejGarage. SP 3-1534. FOR 1st class remodeling & all types of carpentry work. Free estimates, work guaranteed. SP- 2-2035. MOVING??? Save by calling HERTZ TRUCK RENTAL SP 3-9068 BUNDLES OF 01.D NEWSPAPERS for sale, 20c each. Mail Tribuna office. 33 North Fir. FOR SALE new 2-bdrm. house $500 down, rest like rent. SP 2-5845. DUMP YOUR DIRT on my yard. 840 Chestnut, Central Point NO 4-2853 SAWDUST for corrals, gardens, orchards. Summer prices. Faber Fuel Co. SP 2-444 Use Tribune Want Ad lay per ward days per word days per word dayi per word days per word . 8 -He -12e ..14e (Minimum First Issua 50c) By Una Per Month $225 Ads counted by the line where full lines are not used - Business Directory Cash In Advance Kaeh line per. month SI.7S Minimum per month H.2S APPROVED CREDIT CHARGES BILLED BY TH LINK Dead Lin on Classified Ada: 5:30 pjn. for following dav, xcept 10 a.m. for Monday; tor Sunday, noon Saturday. PHOXB SP2-C141 1-LOST AND FOUND LOST Small Chihuahua. Long black hair witlj brown mark ings. Wearing harness with old license tag. Keward. SP 2-7807. LOST Vicinity W. 14th. "Freddie" turquoise and black Parakeet. Has leg band. Child's pet. Re ward. SP 2-5491. MAIL TRIBUNE. Medford, Oregon, Tuesday, June 17, 19SS 3A 1-LOST AND FOUND TRACTOR work. Front end load er. Back fill. KE 5-1386. LOST: Male Siamese vicinity Grif fin Creek. SP 3-3759. TOP SOIL "RICH" LOAM A. L. "TEX" NASH Call day or night SP 2-4317 1-LOST AND FOUND LOST 4 boat seat cushions be tween Rogue River and Diamond Lake. Reward. JU 2-3538. . STAUFFER HOME REDUCING PLAN VIRGINIA W1CKERSHAM Counsellor SP 2-9260 2x4-8' SPECIAL PRICE IKD)o t Bargain Grade O at CHENEY STUD MILL Central Point t i A "MUST" with your notary Mower IAVN SWEEPER Porker sweeps up smothering grots clippings, Uls air and sunihine reach your lawn. KRASCO CHERRY PITTER Knsco Cherry Fitter purs tha pits in a glass jar and tha cherries drop in another container. Simple to use and it inexpensive. Just SPECIAL! Polyethylene Plastic Pails 1 1 Quart unbreakable poly pails can't break, can't leak, no rust, no taste. A more satisfactory pail for most uses than metal. REG. $1.98 $139 Vie fcavo cScf t 'll MPs Railing Set ft te ssviakte 5 te 5 feet wide Ideal for wide lawn or narrow park way. Ttira of dial sets dixanig and Spray automatical! jr. $095 111 waaafaiafap bk a i'i I MajiidaSjaa j MODEL S $0750 Sweeps clippings, Uovai, twiga, popart -from lown, patio and drive . . . at you stroll! THE PAHKEtETTt l MUST FOR LAWN CAR! 6&zafca4Z&z fad s' YARDMASTER STANDARD LAWN TRIMMER $ 34 50 Fire minutes with this new electric tool beats t solid hour of hand trimming! Sturdy, fast, efficient - lightweight (3V$ lbs.) for easiest handling. OSCILLATING SPRINKLES AdfutH For desired area 14" FLATFISH LURES Are yew particular about the color and siie flashfish you buy boy you never saw so many twenty different color combination and five different aires. Have you tried the newest color it's tha COACH DOG. 20 Saf-T-M.u BOAT CUSHIONS Coast Guard approved boat cush ions in attractive bright colon. Choice of blue, green, yellow er red satin vinyl covers and straps with contrasting bossing. Standard 15"x15" siie. 395 DIFFERENT I CREDIT r STILL Only $239 delivered (saw klada end ut tern-built mater included) SEE THE "CREATEST INVENTION SINCE THE HAND SAW" TODAY! Let us Show you how even the inex perienced using the AMF DE WALT Power Shop with its amazing Motor- nmd Arm can cut every thing in woodworking faster, better and more accurately than any trained expert. Get your FREE 20-page Catalog. EWUnonr POVIR SHOP Coffee Stain Remover Choice of Reeno or CSR cof fee stain remover for clean ing coffee and tea pots, for removing stains from plas tic dinnerware (particularly from stained cups). Enough to last for months. $100 I z X Black Waterproof PLASTIC COVER 20 foot wide black polyethy lene cover for lumber, roofs or haystacks. Opaque black has longer life and protects completely from action of the sun. Twenty foot wide material eliminatei freed 'for lapping. Bulk, buy as large piece as you need. Per lin eal foot. Per Lineal Ft. 40 THINNING SHEARS Forged steel fruit thinning shears for orchard thinning. $160 DOZEN FAIR LOTS AT VERY SPECIAL PRICESI ASBESTOS MITTS Washable quilted asbestos faced mitts fer barbecue er even. $V9. u pair GOLD PANS I RAY professional quality gold pans for serious or Sun day prospectors. 6" te 16" sixe. 85' $220 ' Staigjest areel rohinf will met net ear corMde. Sprinkles rectangular areas. Easy-to-set adjustment sets into corners. waters up to walks, walls, etc Powerfal. i precision built water drivennotor eaic separated from water channel. Oette1ay Vole Most economical 4Talitr sprinkler. Adiasubtc oozxlet aica e sprinkler In itself. $4.95 M.A MOM NOSU Solid brass, chrome. plsted. Quickly id jests ioc any spray. Llc-proot isrnish-proof. New-typa? construction permits eas ier cleaning and repack ing. $1.59 EG' PLASTIC GARDEN you can buy! ra TOUGIll AT. NO.'S 2.626.42s V 2.645.249 wrrhDePea Nylon Cord 15 YEAR GUARANTEE Standard Vi" Diamtr 50 ft. Length Sold for $8.95 in 1957 NEW 1958 PRICE 3g95 PARK FREE While shopping here, at the Riverside Parking Area, Sixth and Riverside Ave. Lest than one block from ear ttore. One dollar minimum purchase. Deliver Medford Limrta Mere! n r U X . D...c,2 M n L1 l n WlP U'MJ on MAIN and RIVERSIDE O PHONE SP 2-6189 MEDFORD, OREGON c 'A