12 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford", Oregon, Tuesday, August 26, 1958
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S.MILING NEH'LYWEDS Eill Moss, a Texas oil man, and
Ann Miller, singer-dancer, leave the church in La Jolla
after their wedding was solemnized last Friday night
Republicans Must
Oppose Johnson in
November Elections
By RAYMOND LAHR
' UPI Correspondent
Washington-tCPD-The GOP
must' run this fall against
Lyndon B. Johnson, even
though its campaigners may
sound like they are running
against Harry Truman. Wal
ter Reuther or Orval Faubus.
As Democratic leader of the
Senate, Johnson has done
more than any other individ
ual to write the record of his
party during the first 19
months of the Eisenhower ad
ministration. To his critics, he is a slick
operator, a southern New
Dealer too free with the tax
payers' money, or an unprin
cipled compromiser too will
ing to go along with fellow
Democrats from the South.
To his admirers, he is a
peerless strategist, a worker
of legislative miracles, or
even the greatest congression
al leader in the history of the
Republic.
Master Strategist
His success in developing a
program on which most Sen
ate Democrats could unite has
convinced some of them that
is the best thing that has hap
pened to the Democratic party
I512 Acres
Wonderful pasture and hay land
all irrigated. Highway front
age with excellent subdivision
possibilities. Large home, good
barn, double - garage. Owner
will trade.
Immediate
Possession
3 bedroom older home West
side. Nice district, close to
town and schools. Fireplace,
large qarage. Attractive yard
with shrubs, shade trees, wal
nut and cherry trees. $12,500.
For Trade
Nice 2 bedroom home on Table
Rock Road. Plastered, hard
wood floors, fireplace. Owner
will trade for 2 bedroom home
walking distance of town.
Suburban
Good 5 room home on 2 irri
gated acres, fenced. Has work
shop, qarage, chicken house
and calf shed. Very good soil.
Garden, pasture, fruit trees and
berries.
Pioneer
One of Medford's nicest homes
in new Pioneer Subdivision. 3
good sized bedrooms, 2 baths,
extra good storage and closets.
Natural wood in kitchen, wool
carpeting, forced air furnace.
Beautiful yard with shade trees.
OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON
T. J. HIGHT
AGENCY, IfiC.
221 N. Central
PHONE SP 2-5223
Bert Pree
Fred Patterson
Rollin Watson .
SP 3-4229
SP 3-5719
SP 3-5831
4 4 . B
since Franklin D. Roosevelt.
It was Johnson who rode
into town after sputnik last
fall to flick a whip at the
administration in the race
for control of space. It was
Johnson who seized the initia
tive last winter to turn con
gressional attention to the
business recession and to
mould a program of the type
he thought was needed to
deal with it.
And it was Johnson who
led the Senate to an almost
unanimous vote for a labor
reform bill which the labor
movement could swallow, but
which died in the House.
Sens. John F. Kennedy (D
Mass.) and Irving M. Ives (R
N.Y.) wrote the bill but John
son got it passed.
His footwork on the labor
bill was similar to that he
displayed last year in getting
the Senate to pass a Civil
Rights bill for the first time
since the reconstruction era.
The Johnson legislative
program also has been tai
lored to provide help for
Democrats running for Con
gress this fall. ' In mid-term
elections when the White
House is not at stake, state
and regional issues have more
impact than national issues
on the results.
Little Partisanship
While developing a pro
gram that he thought was
good for Democrats, he re
frained from partisan shots at
trte Republican administra
tion, particularly on foreign
policy or defense issues.
When he was elected to the
leadershio job- six years ago.
he repudiated the doctrine of
the late senate GOP leader
Robert A. Taft that the busi
ness of the opposition party
is to oppose.
Teamed with his fellow
Texan, Speaker Sam Ray
burn. Johnson led Congres
sional Democrats in making a
record which enabled them to
regain control of Congress in
1954. They retained control
in the 1956 elections in the
face of President Eisenhow
er's landslide reelection and
expect to enlarge their slen
der majorities next Nov. 4.
As a dominant figure in his
party. Johnson is viewed as a
possible contender for the
Presidency. But, as Taft
learned, political parties do
not often turn to their party
symbols in Congress for pres
idential nominees.
Prowlers Lassoed
I Ri CAir Policemen
-7 - 7. ,
Three city policemen las
soed a pair of prowlers early
Sunday morning in the alley
behind the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph company, 145
North Bartlett St., it was re
ported today.
The prowlers,-according to
the police report, had been
I '"snooping around the area.
! TViov ii-prp prnrtpH to citv
jail. Their names were not
given the prowlers were
; goats.
CUSTOM KILLING
CLEAN RELIABLE
at Your.Place and
Delivery to Your Locker
Aging room available. Expert
cutting, wrapping & marking
of your meat for locker or
home freezer.
PHONE SP 2-6219
MEDFORD ICE
& STORAGE CO.
Reduced Payrolls
Seen If Freight
Rates Continue High
If southern Oregon lumber;
men have to continue to pay j
a lumber freight rate higher
than that paid by northern
California lumber shippers,
production and payrolls in
this area will be greatly re
duced, according to a local
mill executive.
In 1956 Oregon lumbermen
shipping into California were
paying approximately S135
per car more than were Cali-;
fornia lumbermen shipping
within the state. '-'This re
sulted in more than a million
dollar loss, absorbed by mills
in Oregon," Russell Hogue,
vice-president and general
sales manager for Medford
Corporation said Monday.
Hogue was discussing past
and current developments in
rail rates on -lumber at the
weekly Jackson County Cham
ber of Commerce roundtable
luncheon at the Jackson hotel.
Disparity in Rates
There has been a disparity
in rates paid by southern Ore
gon lumbermen and northern
California lumbermen ship
ping to southern 'California
since 1952, the speaker noted.
The problem, he said, is that
the Interstate Commerce Com
mission sets freight rates for
interstate shipping and gener
ally the state Public Utilities
Commission sets intrastate
freight rates.
In 1952 the Southern Pacific
railroad reduced its rates to
northern California lumber
shippers by 9 per cent. Sub
sequently, from 1954 to 1957
the Interstate Commerce Com
mission approved three gen
eral rate increases dealing
with shipping between Oregon
Medford Youth III
In Paris Hospital
Walter H. Knight, 20-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. F.
Knight, 452 Fairmont st. Med
ford, is reported seriously ill
with typhoid fever in Paris,
France.
The patient was attending
school in Paris during the
past year under an exchange
program with v Lewis and
Clark college, Portland,
where he was a student in
1956-57. Knight was graduat
ed from Medford High school
in 1956.
Persons wishing to write
him should address letters to
American Hospital, Room 43,
Paris, France.
Ex-Medford Woman
Dies in Eugene
Mrs. Corabelle Goodman,
formerly of Medford, died at
her home in Eugene Sunday.
Mrs. Goodman and her hus
band, Duane, had lived in
Medford for many years be
fore they moved to Euegne
last summer.
Mrs. Goodman is survived
by her husband, and a son,
Richard, who is stationed in
Boston, Mass., with the Army.
Funeral services will , be
held Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.
in the Pool-Larson chapel, Eu
gene. Hearings Scheduled
On Wilderness Bill
Washington-fUPD-Sen. Rich
ard L. Neuberger (D.-Ore.)
announced today that a spe
cial Senate interior subcom
mittee will hold hearings on
a wilderness area preserva
tion bill at Bend, Ore., on
Nov. 7, at an Francisco on
Nov. 10, and at Salt Lake City
on Nov. 12.
Under the bill, introduced
by Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey
(D.-Minn.) and co-sponsored
by Neuberger, existing wil
derness areas would be given
permanent status. It also
would provide procedures for
establishing similar regions
in national forest areas in the
future.
Kaiser Declares
Quarterly Dividend
San Francisco (LTD The
Board of Directors of Kaiser
Steel Corporation has de
clared the regular quarterly
dividend of 36V2 cents per
share on preferred stock and
S1.433,i per share "on the accu
mulative convertible prefer
ence stock.
Both dividends are payable
Sept. 30 to stockholders of
record at the close of business
Sept. 12.
BY OWNER
Lovely 2 Bedroom
SPLIT LEVEL HOME
See to Appreciate
1001 S. 3rd, Jacksonville
and California
Hogue said that following
the one million dollar plus loss
in 1956 Oregon lumbermen
absorbed . a S744.000 loss in
1957. The reduction in loss
was attributed to lower pro
duction. Current Hearings
The current Interstate Com
merce hearings in San Fran
cisco and Portland in which
the Southern Pacific railroad
is attempting to get a freight
reduction resulted from an
agreement between the rail
road and Oregon lumbermen
in late 1956, Hogue said.
The Southern Pacific has
requested the rate reduction
so it can compete with other
lumber shippers, he noted.
However, the northern' Cali
fornia lumbermen are fighting
the reduction because they
don't want to let go of the
"bonanza dropped in their j
laps.
Results of the hearings will
have a "tremendous effect in
this area as far as winter em
ployment is concerned,"
Hogue predicted. If the reduc
tion is approved it will reduce
shipping costs to southern Ore
gon lumbermen by $240 per
car and will save them more
than two million dollars per
year.
Next Roundtable
The next roundtable lunch
eon will be Monday, Sept. 8,
at which time Frank Van
Dyke, local attorney and head
of the chamber of commerce
public affairs division, will
discuss the chamber's business-education
day.
B-E day is scheduled for
Sept. 11 and is designed to ac
quaint teachers and local bus
inessmen with the problems
each is confronted with. On
Sept. 11 about 260 Medford
teachers will visit various of
fices, shops, and plants in the
area to learn the problems of
the businessmen. In Novem
ber the businessmen are to
visit the schools to note the
problems involved in running
a school.
Chamber Manager Don Mc
Neil said that the organization
plans to make the visits a
yearly affair as another pro
gram for bringing the com
munity closer together.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that I
have been appointed by the Cir
cuit Court of the Statp of Oregon
for Jackson County, Executrix of j
the Will of Cora Ticknor, deceased,
and have qualified. All persons
having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present
them, with proper vouchers, duly
verified, to me at the office of
Skyrman & Heisel, 321 Medical
Center Building. Medford, Oregon,
within six months from the date
of this notice.
Dated and first published Au
gust 19, 1958.
THERESA STUART
Executrix
Skyrman & Heisel
Attorneys for Executrix '
No. 38-343-E
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE !
STATE OF OREGON, FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
DONNIE LEE CORNELIUS.
Plaintiff,
PAUL HERBERT CORNELIUS.
Defendant.
TO PAUL HERBERT CORNELIUS.
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
. ANT:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON. You are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you in the
above entitled suit within four
weeks from the date of the first
publication of this summons, and
if you fail so to appear and answer
the said complaint, for want there
of, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in
said complaint, to-wit: For decree
of this Court forever severing and
dissolving the bonds of matrimony
heretofore and now existing be
tween the plaintiff and defendant
and granting plaintiff an absolute
divorce from defendant, said decree
restoring said parties to the status
of single persons, and for such
other and further relief as to the
Court shall seem just and equitable.
The date of the order for publi
cation of this summons is August
8, 1958. 1958. The time prescribed
for publication of this summons is
once each week for four consecu
tive weeks. The date of the first
publication of this summons is Au
gust 12, 1958.
BERNARD P. KELLY
Of Attorneys for Plaintiff
20 Goldy Bldg.
Medford, Oregon
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 10353
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
of CELIA S. SHEARIN. Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
above court has appointed the
undersigned as administratrix with
will annexed of the above estate.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to
present the same with proper
vouchers within six months from
this date at the offices of Neff.
Frohnmayer & Lowry, Cooley
Theatre Building, Medford, Ore
gon. Dated and first published this
26th day of August. 1958.
VESTA SHEARIN
Administratrix with will annexed
LUMBER
BARGAINS!
Dry Low Grade Sheathing
Dry Reject Paneling
Dry No. 5 Cedar
W. H. DAUGHERTY
COMPANY
WHITE CITY
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WILL purchase at discount con
tracts, 1st & 2nd mortgages 3 to
5 yrs. maximum. Write financial
details, location, etc. to Tribune
Box 891.
For Sale Bdr. set. Limed oak.
Elec. mattress. Box springs. Large
dresser with plate glass mirror.
S150. 131 Tripp.
PARAKEETS large selection, all
colors. Eltons Farm & Garden
Store. 217 W. 6th. SP 3-5539.
LAWN with moss or tired? Treat
and pep up for beautiful fall
lawns. See Elton's Farm & Gar
den Store.
NOTICE! IF YOU ARE
bothered with Mosquitoes
or any other pests.
Call WITHROW SP 2-5376.
CASH & CARRY
1 x 12 No. 4 resaw sheathing unit
loads S30 per M. six8 clear
beveled redwood siding S110 per
M. 20.000 beautiful old used
brick, 7'2c each. Speciality and
hardwood plywood at low, low
prices.
S&H Green Stamps
NORTON LUMBER CO.
Phoenix Yard KE 5-2037
Camp White Yard TA 6-9331
52 INTERNATIONAL LONG LOG
GER WITH JOB for sale or trade
my equity for car, pickup or
short logger. Must have good
security. SP 3-5460.
FOR SALE Range, gas. Roper. 8
yrs. old. New price S320. now
S63. Owners have moved. Clean,
good condition. SP 3-1272.
CHICKEN fried steak 99c
MAC'S 6th & Ivy
D.Ajt "Country Store" Fehl bldg.
N. Ivy-Aug. 27. & 28 open all
day. Many items.
SAWDUST lor corrals, gardens,
orchards Summer prices.
Faber Fuel Co SP 2-4449
SHOP in the cool. cool, cool of
the evening at the only air.
conditioned furniture barn in the
Northwest . Open until 8 P.M
every evening except Wednesdays
ana Saturdays luuas & HOW
ARD. Central Point, NO 4-1226
NOTICE
If you are bothered with moss
on the root of your house or
other bldgs. phone SP 2-5376,
witnrow. i ree estimates.
BIG GREEN FIR SLABS. Summer
Prices. Medford Fuel. Tel. SP'
2-2111.
PLANER-BLOX. Big double Ids. or
single. Summer prices. MEDFORD
FUEL Tel. SP 2-2111.
We fix 'em while you sleep
Hawkins Nite Garage. SP 3-1534
BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS
for sale 20c each Mail Tribune
office. 33 North Fir.
Classified Rates
day per word
days per word
days per word
days per word
- Sc
8C
-10c
12c
days per word 14c
ay Line Per Month 82.25
(Minimum First Issue' 50c)
Business Directory
Each line per month $1.75
Minimum per month S5.2S
Bead Line on Classified Ads:
5:30 pjn. for following day,
except 10 ajn. for Monday;
for Sunday noon Saturday
Dead Line on Display Classi
fied Ads 10:00 A.M. Saturday
for Sunday and Monday
3 P.M. the day before publi
cation for Tues. through Fri.
APPROVED CREDIT
CHARGES BILLED
BY THE LINE
DIAL SP 2-6141
1-LOST AND FOUND
FOUND, black female pup, intel
ligent & nicely marked. Black
with white feet, will give away.
3-4H41 or see at 3857 Jackson
ville Highway.
LOST 2 black male Labrador dogs
between Sterling Mine & Bun
com. Please call days SP 2-8236.
Eves. SP 3-2831.
LOST Near Briscoe school in Ash
land. A. young Shepherd dog
brown & white. Reward. Call KE-5-1268,
or 217 High St. Ashland.
FOUND A wonderful way to re
duce at home with the
Stauffer Home Plan
Virginia Wickersham SP 2-9260
Courtesy demonstration your
home or mine.
MERLE Norman Cosmetic Studio
open til 9 P.M. on Mon. eves.
214 Fluhrer Bldg. SP 2-9611.
2-INSTRUCTION
AEC KINDERGARTEN accepting
registrations for 1958-59 term.
Transportation available. SP-3-3034.
U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Men
women, 18-52. Start high as S95
wk. Preparatory training until
aopointed. Thousands of jobs
open. Experience usually un
necessary. FREE info, on jobs,
salaries, requirements. Write TO
DAY. Lincoln Service. Pekin 46.
111.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF
REDEMPTION PERIOD
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the period for - redemption from
foreclosure sales for delinquent
taxes of all properties shown on
the Jackson County 1957 Foreclo
sure List and included in the de
cree, foreclosing tax liens as
shown by said list, entered on the
11th day of September. 1957. in
the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Jackson County, will
expire October 11. 1958, and that
any property not redeemed by
said date which was included in
said decree and order of sale will
be deeded to Jackson County im
mediately upon the expiration of
such , period of redemption, and
that every right or interest of any
person in such property will be
forfeited forever 'to Jackson
County.
HOWARD GAULT
Sheriff and Tax Collector
"Notice to all creditors: Notice is
hereby given that the business
establishment operating under the
name of Greyhound Post House at
Medford. Ctegon, has been sold to
Donald Fiedler on August 19, 1953.
and that the Greyhound Post
Houses. Inc.. will not be responsible
for any obligations -ontracted at
this location, thereafter."
An average family spends
15 per cent of its food budg
et for dairy products.
, TIRED OF LOOKING?
If you have looked for that house built iust for you without
any luck, why not check with us to see several just being com
pleted as well as some we art iust starting. Our homes include
electric kitchen, fireplace, carpet,, central heat, 2 baths with
built-in vanity, ceramic tile, and many other fine features. We
have many nice locations for you to choose from. Our financing
and down payments are the best to be had 60 and 90 day
building contracts. Low FHA down payments or State G.I. Our
planning service is free, why not call us today.
Phone Jim Boyce SP 2-7805
Watkins Construction Co., 349 Cerritos Ave.
2-INSTRUCTION
Accordion All ages. Popular &
classics. Kose Meadows. SF .3-1529
BOB Ayres, Trumpet or Cornet
lessons Music Mart SP 2-2022.
KIXDERGARTEN 4 & 5 yr. olds.
2 yr. program. Pre-school work
combined with music, dance &
craft. Certified teachers. Free
transportation New. modern,
completely equipped fire-proof
facilities. Centrally located by
Hawthorne Park
All day child care, $2.25
Colleen Hope Dance Studio &
Kindergarten. 45 Hawthorne ave
SP 3-6204.
3 WANTED, Male Help
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
Commercial Credit Corp., a na
tional known consumer finance
organization with credit re
sources of almost 2 billion dol
lars, offers an opportunity to a
young man who wants to go
places in the consumer finance
field. No experience necessary.
We prefer a man with at least 2
yrs. of college who wants to
prove his ability. The position
has lots of variety and is not
routine work. This position in
volves meeting our customers
but is not sales work. You are
provided with an automobile.
This is a PERMANENT CAREER
POSITION, which will offer sub
stantial challenge to a smart, ag
gressive young man. Call Mr.
Shaw or Mr. Engelkes, SP 3-3664.
OLDER man, who can put in
plumbing & chimney. Call eves.
at 804 Cedar.
WANTED for Hoopa. Calif, mill,
40 M capactity sawyer (circle),
edgerman (table), trimmerman,
ratchet setter (shot gun feed).
Call eves. SP 3-4240.
EXPERIENCED man to run jammer
KE 5-2805.
GOOD ail around mechanic. Top
wages guaranteed. Must be able
to do some automatic transmis
sion work. Inquire Menning
Buick Brookings. Phone 3205.
OPERATOR for TD14 and BeGee
scraper. Land leveling exper
ience. SP 2-5061.
FOR SALE OR TRADE My equity
in working share of Medford
Veneer & Plywood Corp. 646
Ross lane. SP 3-5167.
MEN to train for sales position.
Salary plus commission. Call SP-3-7315,
9-11 a.m.
RATCHET Setter. Trout set work.
Air motors. Steady employment.
Phone No. 23 Happy Camp, Calif.
Wanted
Salesmen
$100 to S200 week
Inquire
1109 N. Riverside
REAL ESTATE Saleman. If you
have good location, will consider
setting up branch office. Wm.
rronnmayer, Keaitor.
4 WANTED, Female Help
RELIABLE high school girl needs
bany sitting job. a -26ie.
MIDDLEAGED lady to give nursing
care to elderly gentleman, in ex
change for room-board, and small
wages, write Tribune box iuui,
WANTED babysitter. My home. 2
children. SP 3-1880.
STENOGRAPHER bookkeeper for
doctors office. Shorthand Te-
quired. Write Tribune Box 863
WANTED Reliable woman to care
for home and children, ages 6
- 8 & 9. Good wages. Rm. & board
Live in. Refs. NO 4-1763 between
3:30 & 5 p.m.
MirDLEAGED lady to help mother
Willi KCMtricli iiuuacwuin aim
child car. Prefer live in. Refer
ences required. Write Tribune
Box 733.
HOUSEKEEPER for one working
adult and two children ages 1
and 3. Private room and bath.
good wages, references required.
(Jail SH 2-2524.
6 WANTED, Situation
RETIRED man bookkeeper desires
part time office work for small
firm. Prefer mornings. Tribune
Box 834.
SEWING Men's & women's alter
ations in my home. NO 4-2437.
MECHANIC, wrecker driver, 6 yrs.
experience, tools, accept garage
' or service station, Lee Merrill
502 Maple.
CARPENTER work New. remodel
ing or repairs. D. Berger. NO-
4-1926.
IRONING by the hour. 2815 N.
Pacific Highway. SP 3-5702.
WANTED babies or children to
care for in my home daytime.
SP 3-4253.
CHILD CARE SP 3-2886
Ironing & curtains. SP 2-4416.
IRONING by hr. SP 3-4097.
IRONING by hr. SP 3-4866.
CHILD care. Transp. SP 2-2287.
CARPENTER. KE 5-2886 after 5 .
PAINTING, reasonable. SP 2-4209.
TRACTOR LANDSCAPING
Backfill, rip level, plow. disc, mow
ERNIE MALLAMS SP 2-4310
CHILDCARE. SP 2-6682.
Ironing, pickup & deliv SJPJM852
CARPENTER WORK SP 2-4332.
SHRUBS & HEDGES
PRUNED RIGHT. NO 4-2850
CHILD CARE CENTER
Medford Nursery School
Licensed Inspected Insured
Mrs. Ethel Tennant SP 2-6013
CHRISTIAN mother desires child
care in my home. SP 2-5490.
CUSTOM HAYING. MOWING.
RAKING BALING Robert Daun.
2413 Kings Hwv. SP 3-3549. If
no answer, KE 5-1692.
Painting reasonable. References
Free estimates. SP 3-4145.
60" Rotovatlng & Grading
Lawn planting. For estimat
NO 4-1323.
S&H LANDSCAPE NURSERY
ALL types carpenter work. Finish
work a specialty No Job too
small SP 3-5243
7 WANTED, Miscellaneous
WANTED, nursing care for elderly
gentleman in private home. Write
Tribune Box 872.
WANT used refrig. MU 2-9711.
S BILL will buy anything in guns
& ammunition "or loading tools.
2743 No. Pacific Hwy. 99, Med
ford. Open Sundays.
W A N T E D PORTABLE welder,
also dump truck. Reasonable.
JU 2-3903.
WANTED: used lumber for cement
frames. Also 2x4's. 2x6's and
lx8's. Old storage drums 50 to
100 lbs. These can have leaks.
Call NO 4-2290 or write Tribune
Box 475.
WANTED: used tile, !j or 3i inch
pipe. 3 or 4 inch rolled insulation.
Rt. 4 Box 430AA Coleman Creek
Rd., Medford. ;
7 WANTED, Miscellaneous
DUMP your dirt on my place. 2912
Buckshot Rd.
SIEGLER oil heater & good wood
heaters. SP 3-3227.
INDIAN HEAD PENNIES
Some Lincoln & other old coins.
SP 2-8845 after 6:30 pjn.
USED PIANOS wanted. Will pay
cash. Erskine's. SP 2-4296.
WANT BARKTE POLES
Contact us for prices & speci
fications J. H. Baxter & Co.
P O Bos 30. GR 6-6666. Grants
Pass
OI D davenos & platform rockers.
Highest prices paid. KE 5-1272.
CASH for electric ranges, refrig
erators furniture, tools, dishes &
misc. SP 3-3227.
BEST deal furniture, elec- ranges,
wood heaters, tools, antique dish
es & misc NO 4-1994.
WANTED
Used furniture & appliance!.
SAXBURY FURNITURE
SP 3-4859 or NO 4-2248
WANTED Good used furniture
Oak Grove Furniture SP 3-1564
WILL iiVi Funiture & Appliances.
Si" 2-2 '14.
WANTED Furniture & miscel-
idiieuus. 01- -O.J ( or or i-o-JO
WE WILL buy
SP 2-4146.
your piano.
FURNITURE CASH DEAL
SP 2-2958 or SP 2-3760
8-FOR RENT, Houses
FOR RENT one 1 bdrm., one 2
bdrm. real nice unfurn, duplex
SP 2-4989.
CLEAN, modern 1-bdrm., furn.,
S55. 318 Garfield. SP 2-4539. ,
MODERN 1 bdrm. redecorated.
Partly furn. Adults only. SP-2-4551.
2-B D R M. 2467 Sunnyview. Call
HI 6-3639.
CLEAN 2-bdrm. unfurn. house with
gas range & oil heater. No dogs.
Middle-aged couple preferred.
523 Austin.
WANTED 1-bdrm. house by couple
on social security. hF 3-4238.
BACHELOR'S-cottage. Furn. $20 .
2902 N. 99.
FURN. house. 2 bdrm. 1U blks.
from postoffice. May tj seen by
appt. SP 3-2431.
OR SALE 2 bdrm. 107 S. New
town. SP 3-3723.
FOR LEASE unfurn. 3 bdrm. mod
ern house, $60 mo. 1 mi. west of
Shady Cove bridge on Rogue
River Dr. See sign.
6RM. house. 2 10 Jeanette.
WANT to rent. 3 or 4 bdrm East
side home, with option to buv.
Potter. SP 3-5348 days. SP 2-9992
eves.
FOR RENT 3 bdrm. Eastside, close
in. house. 711 E. Main.
DESIRABLE unfurn. 2 bdrm. du-
plex. Central location. Garage.
SP 2-7646.
ALMOST new unfurn. 2 bdrm. du
plex. Small child accepted. SP 3
4709 FURN Duplex, clean, close in. 518
S. Oakdale.
LEASE chbice 3-Ddrm. eastside.
SP 2-9754.
2 BDRM. house. Close in. Middle
aged couple preferred. No pets.
SP 2-7690.
WANTED TO RENT clean 2 or
3-bdrm unfurn. home with yard
. and garage by responsible couple
& 2 well behaved children. Pre
fer Men ford. Reasonable rent
SP 3-5678.
CAtsINS S8 up SP 3-9196. .
1-BDRM. unfurn. duplex. Clean.
close m. Close to store &
church. Adults. SP 2-4313.
FURN COTTAGE. 5179
Lake Hwv SP 3-3709.
Crater
NICE 1-bdrm. home, unfurn.
Couple only, no pets. Close in.
Water, garbage pd. Inquire 519
So. Riverside.
NEWLY redecorated large 2 bdrm.
court. 234 King St. SP 3-2603.
9-FOR RENT, Apartments
CLEAN 3 rm. furn. apt. S40. Close
in. We pay utilities. 525 N. River-
side. SP 3-9144.
3 ROOM unfurnished, modern apt.,
call morning or evenings. SP-2-7353.
FURN. 2 rm. & bath. Outside en-
tranoe. 423 King St.
COOL, clean 3-room furnished apt.
with fireplace, carport. S50 per
month. Phone SP 3-1635 for ap-
pointment.
NEW. decorated, 3 rm. furn. apt.
Close in. $45. Inquire 2902 N.
Pacific.
ATTENTION Teachers Small furn.
apts. 235 N. Oakdale.
FURN. 2-rm. & bath. 121 Crater
Lake ave. SP 2-541 4.
I -BDRM. furn. apt.. S40. SP 2-5139.
2 BDRM. apt. (Lower floor) un
furnished. 1 bdrm. apt, furnish
ed. SP 2-6856 or NO 4-2468.
1 BDRM apartment In Jackson
ville. S35. Call at 1109 Niantic,
Medford.
IN PHOENIX. Small furn. S40. Pre
fer 1 person. Inquire 507 5th St.
2 FURNISHED APTS.
Nice Sc clean, 1 block from court
house, prefer women oft couples,
no children or dogs please, 611
W 10th. SP 2-5171.
FOR RENT, furn. apts. 1-2 bdrms.
Reasonable. Close-in. Lydia Apts.,
806 W. Main.
TWO 3-rm. duplex apts. SP 2-9516.
MODERN clean 1 bdrm. Range &
refrig. only. SP 2-6302.
5 RM. apt. 2 bdrm. refrigerator &
store. Ground floor, comoletely
redecorated No children. 710
King St. S85. SP 2-9710.
A GOOD PLACE TO RETIRE.
No investment, reasonable rates
include utilities and use of laun
dry Clean, safe, and comfort
able Close to stores, churches,
downtown.
MEDFORD PLAZA APTS.
235 S. Oakdale SP 2-9748
MODERN cottage apts., wkly, mo.
rates Oak Manor. 2'i mi N.
Central Point. Old Hwy. 99
10 FOR RENT, Furn. Rooms
LOVELY cabin sleeping room, priv
ate bath. Also, cool upstairs
rooms. Reasonable. 204 N. Ivy.
EXCEPTIONALLY nice rm.. reason-
able Close in. 409 N. Central.
FOR RENT Nice sleeping rms. for
gen'leman. Private entrance. 28
N. Orange. SP 2-2205. ,
SMALL furn. housekeeping rm.
532 S. Fir. '
CLEAN sleeping rooms. Close in.
Outside entrance. SP 2-8475.
ROOMS for MEN 125 S. Oakdale.
CRATER LAKE f
-MOTORS' . I
A
mr 1 I'sr
NEW ANGLIA TUDOR
ONLY $
CRATED LAKE
10-FOR RENT, Furn. Rooms
FOR gentlemen, very neat, furn.,
modern sleeping cottage. No
drinkers. S35. SP 3-4635.
NICE large sleeping rm., clean.
Private bath, entrance and heat.
SP 2-6441.
Clean sleeping rm. 153 N. Oakdale.
1 1 FOR RENT Board & Rm.
ROOM & BOARD for 2 elderly
ladies in private home. MU-9-1086.
BOARD & RMS Peg- tn SP 3-4172
12-FOR RENT, Miscellaneous
FOR RENT small business bldg.
Good corner, rent reasonable.
SP 2-4989. ;
CAFE for lease located Hwy 99
near business district. NO 4-2473.
PARKING space for 1 modern
trailer. Block from Central Point
business district. NO 4-2473.
FOR RENT Will subdivide ware
house and office. 439 N. Front;
Medford.
CHOICE office space. SP 2-5281.
OR LEASE 2 modern office spaces,
large enough for 2 businesses in
each: nquire Apt. 3, 244 t. cen
tral. 14 For Sale, Trailer Coaches
ROYAL TRAILER SALES
Rex Kenskiil American
Streamline Spacemaster
Trade where your buying
dollar has more cents.
See us first or last,
but see us.
. ROYAL TRAILER SALES
970 Hwy. 99 S.
Grants Pass, Oregon
53 23' SILVER Streak Clipper.
Modern, completely independent,
water pressure, gas HWH, twin
. beds. For savings beyond your
expectation see this at
. ANDERSON'S TRAILER SALES,
PhoenixjOregon. -
28 FT PAN American house trail
er. S750. Shady Brook Trailer
Court. Talent.
MAINLINER trailer. 16 ft. Sleeps 4.
Lxcellent condition. A steal at
S450. NO 4-1382.
REAL luxury 1957 Roadcraft
Riviera 45 tt. 8 ft wide, 1 bdrm.
SP 2-2248 weekdays after 6 pjn.
AIRSTREAM trailer. 22 top condi
tion. 519 Crater Lake Ave.
1S56 40' SPARTAN 2 bedroom.
Clean, air cooler. See this for a
terrifc savings. Anderson's Trail
er Sales Phoenix, Oregon.
15-FOR SALc, Dogs, Pets
Home of the Toy Peke.
Pups & stud service. 3835
Crater Lake Hwy. SP 3-1 147
To Give Away 3 kittens. SP 3-5068
TOY White Peke stud service. $i5".
SP 2-9484.
PEKE pups again at SP 2-5003.
AKC POM puppies TW 9-1105
DAHLIAS Over 250 named vari-
ties blooming. Select now ' for
vibrant color landscaping. Open
every dav.
DELTA PET RANCH
3151 Delta Waters SP 2-7700
BEAGLE PUPS
Reeistered Excellent Hunting
stock. SP 2-7603 Eves. & Sunday.
SIAMESE Cats studs. SP 2-7695
BOARDING ALL Pets. Training
AKC Shelties (Toy Collie) Cock
ers. Toy Fox Terries. KE 5-2243
ROBARA BOARDING KENNELS
& CATTERY, former Humane
Society Sanitary individual con
crete runs. All pet-; boarded 2910
Table kocr rd &f 2-B222.
ROGUE BOARDING KENNELS
AND CATTERY Individual runs
Grooming & baths. SP 3-3542.
Boarding ror cats only
BIDE-A-WHILE CATTERY
1705 S Columbus SP 3-2335
TOY & Min Poodles. Poms &
Maltese. 3455 Jacksonville Hwy
PUPS & Grown dogs. Reasonable
Stud service Min. Schnauzers
Poms Pekes Chihuahuas KE 5-2771
16 POULTRY and PRODUCE
FOR SALE Nice vine ripened
field run tomatoes 5c lb. 1970
Sunset Dr. 1 blk off Orchard
Home Dr.
For Real Estate
SEE
DON ASH POLE, Salesman
DESERT BRANCH OFFICE OF
Clayton W. Lewis
REAL ESTATE BROKER
678 1 Crater Lak Hy., Medford
Ph. TA 6-9101 or Eagle Point
HI 6-3302 .
Have waiting list from people
that wish to pay $500.00 to
$2,000.00 down on property
with home.' If interested in
selling on these terms "will
travel for listings."
1 Vz acre with 3 bedroom
home. Ref ., gas range, auto,
washer, city water. Full price
$2,750.00 with terms.
Nice 3 bedroom home, 40
acres, double garage, pumice
block fruit room, spring, drilled
well. $8,500.00 with terms.
1 1 6 acres. Creek through prop
erty, fenced, wooded. Full
price $5,000.00 with terms.
6 acres, 3 room house, small
barn, drilled well. $750.00
down.
20 acres, nice 2 bedroom home
with large screened porch, util
ity room and room for 2 more
bedrooms. 7 acres irrigated,
wooded, -nice location, barn,
chicken house $6,000 down.
Owner will trade for part pay
ment a nice home in or near
Medford for his 20 acre ranch.
Beautiful home, bam, machin
ery, cow, calf, and" 850 chick
ens. OPEN TODAY
SAVE
$250
on English Fords!
00 per month
35 Miles Per Gallon
MOTORS 't
in
Fir
16-POULTRY and PRODUCE
CANNING PEACHES
Canning Peaches
Improved Elbertas & Hale. Also
Bartlett pears for canning.
CRATER COUNTRY STORE
2 mi. out on Crater Hwy.
GRAVENSTEIN APPLES
LAST CHANCE
For canning 40 lb. box : $2.75
Canning tomatoes Lug No. 1 $1.49
Juicers Lug .89
Dillard Cants 15 for S1.00
Watermelons 3 for ... $1.00
FAMILY PRODUCE -
1946 Stewart SP 3-5138
ALSO: Red potatoes, spear mel
ons, local tomatoes, peppers, egg
plant, corn, cucumbers, squash,
etc. YOU-can SAVE MONEY on
this fresh produce at
-HARTLEY'S
99 South 1 mile N. Talent
FOR SALE. 29 New Hampshire
Red Pullets. $1.25 ea. KE 5-1747.
Good BARTLETT pears. NO 4-1479.
TOMATOES U pick, 3c lb, picked".
4c. Top quality. Heavy crop.
Bring containers. A. R. Jahn. Ru
1. Box 32, Gold Hill. UL 5-1169.
CANNING tomatoes & peaches. 1st.
dr. N. Griffin Creek school. L. J.
Gober, SP 3-2700.
EXCELLENT cooking apples. W. A.
White, Kirtland Rd.. Central
Point, 1st house on left. East of
Bear Creek bridge
WHITE Rock fryers. 2408 Camp
Baker Rd. Phoenix.
Use Mail Tribune Classified Ads
FARM
MACHINERY
Complete Liquidation
SALE
FRONT and PINE STS.
CENTRAL POINT
KRUPP'S FLYING "A"
1 HD 5 dozer, angle blade, can
opy, new rollers and rails,
late model, total time, 3200
hrs. S3. 500.
2 Allis Chalmers W.D. tractors
with hydraulic from 5850.
1 John Oecre corn chopper,
nearly new. SI. 800.
1 A.C. pump unit 10" Fairbanks
Morse S995.
3 Plows from S25.
2 Wagons at S125.
1 A.C. Combine S400.
1 Corn Planter $325.
2 Levelers.
1 Ferguson rake SI2S.
2 Harrows from S20.
1 John Deere mower S175
1 Field sprayer.
1 Buck rake $25.
1 Drill S300.
Many other tiems. come and
look, make us an offer.
REAL ESTATE
TOP
VALUES!
From
VANDAGRIFT
LEEVER. WHAL1N
REALTY
D'Anion BMf.
Ph. SP 3-3391
STRIKINGLY NICE
3 BEDROOM-S 15,500.00
Near Jefferson school, 75.5 ft. by
137 ft. lot; 1220 sq. ft. of well
planned living area. This home
has all the charm and comfort ex
pected of a more expensive prop
erty. Your children will be de
lighted at the many conveniences.
RANCH PROPERTY
DIVERSIFIED
200 acres you can truck garden,
raise stock, dairy or farm. Yes.
sir, the soil is exceptionally fine
and averages approx. 6 ft. depth.
If you're looking for the best in
soil, this is it, in a lovely setting,
surrounded by mountains.
FRESH AIR
That's not all you'll get In this
newer 3 bedroom home on V
acre1 in a nice area. The price of
$15,000.00 includes carpeting.
j drapes and fireplace doors. Take
1 over a 4Vi"o Federal G.I. loan.
CLOSE-IN-$8,750.00
This comfortable 2 bedroom home,
a few blocks from Main and Cen
tral, deserves your attention.' It's
cool, handy and ready to live in.
$160.00 MO. INCOME
FOR $13,750
3 rental units, well located near
St. Mary's. Good rental record.
$5,000.00 down will handle.
COOL-COOL-COOL
WESTERN RANCH
HOME
Shady, oak covered lot, high on
the eastside, a real charmer
wallpaper, natural woods terrific
view of the valley and a yard
that's a thing of beauty in itself.
We've appraised it, priced it to
sell quick and it will at $16,500.
328 S. Central Ph. SP 3-5391
Or Phone Evenings
Bill Kerr
SP 3-2910
Florence Fagalde
TR 8-2611
..SP 2-5879
Don Whalin
Bob Stokes
SP 2-7919
Multiple Listing Service