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Newspaper Page Text4A MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford. Oregon, Tuesday, October 7, 1953 Why Fumble on SALES or NEEDS? Use a Classified Ad! Dial SP 2-6 1 4 1 Is That So? By OLGA BURNS When a cow swallows its cud, is anything wrong with it? The question, suggested by a letter from Mrs. Chet Marks, of Bililngs, Mont., touches on the matter of the so - called imaginary disease of cattle. Diseases that men imagine them as having. The cud is food the cow has already eaten and regurgitat ed from its first stomach. A cow chewing its cud is gen erally content, chewing plac idly until its next meal. And so if a cow is neither eating nor chewing its cud for any substantial length of time, it is reasonable to sup pose it is not content and quit possibly ill. And since loss of cud failure to chew it - is a symptom of many bovine diseases, it is then well to examine the animal for other symptoms that will pinpoint the difficulty. - In the past, however, loss of cud was regarded as a dis ease in itself if not the result of an accident. The general procedure then was to sup ply the cow with an artificial cud. One type consisted of a handful of a rough weed with clusters of whitish, button headed flowers botanically known as Gnaphalium. It Happy Homer's Buys $14,900.00 3 bedroom and family room. Just one year old, located in beauti ful Verdi Hills. On large lot. Has circ. fireplace and attached Sarage. Will finance F.H.A. with ttle as $800.00 down. EASTSIDE 3 BEDROOM This new 3 bedroom home Just completed. Move right in. Close in on shaded lot. Fireplace, elec tric heat, lots of built-ins. Total price only $11,750. 3 BEDROOM HOME Two blocks from Medford High on paved street with sidewalks. Has circ. fireplace, good storage plus ample kitchen cabinets. Vent A Hood over range space, and tile bath. This is a new home and is waiting for you to take possession. We will con sider a trade of a smaller home in Medford. EAST SIDE BEAUTY A lovely 3 bdrm. home, nestled under Oak trees, plus a well landscaped back yard with cov ered patio, tile bath, circ. fire place, panel wall in living room. Total price $14,950 with F.H.A. terms. RANCH STYLE HOME Located in one of Medford's fine east side districts, having a two car garage, fully plastered, l'i baths, mahog. kitchen cabinets, base board elec. heat, three bed rooms, plus large play room. Rustic siding, cedar shingle roof, plus brick work. Only $18,250. Will consider trade. George Holtzinger SP 3-3317 Sam Hamilton SP 3-4780 Harry Withrow SP 2-4277, (11 East Main SP 3-6646 D.1.PK3CELL ) V realtor J Xaldir builder PUBLIC AUCTION Piece Meal No Limit No Reserve Thursday, October 9th 9:30 a.m. TALENT SAWMILLS TALENT, OREGON Approximately 5 Miles South of Medford, Oregon $181,439.23 Evaluation COMPLETE SAWMILL PLANING MILL NOTE: Sawmill Machinery is former equipment of Southern Oregon Sugar Pine Co., Tiller, Ore. Plant SAWMILL MACHY: Mill Eng. & Supply Co. Sunbo 36"x20" cant gang mill, 200 h.p. a.c. mtr., wd.c. feed control. BAND MILL: A.C. 8' anti-friction bearing w200 h.p. slip ring mtr. CARRIAGE: Klamath Iron Works steel carriage 72" opening, 3 block, screw operated, I. W. Johnson No. 4 trout works, new anti-friction trks. EDGER: G&L complete rebuilt 10" x 60" edger w100 h.p. mtr. TRIMMER: 24' air trimmer, 50 h.p. mtr. LOG HILL: 115' long wchain & flights 50 h.p. mtr., ROLL CASES & TRANSFERS: Edger infeed & effbearing tables, all steel, ea. w g.h. mtr., gang mill infeed and offbearing tables, all steel ea. wg.h. mtr., Ige. quan. conveyors & transfers wchain, shafts, sprockets, & bearings. FILING ROOM: Armstrong No. 4 Vi band saw sharpener, Armstrong stretcher roll. Acme circular saw sharp ener, misc. Armstrong air & hand swages, welding clamps & leveling blocks. BOILERS: 2 Williams Bros, coded 200 h.p. boilers disman tled, complete wstack, valves, pumps & bricks. MISC. MACHY.: G.D. air comp. w50 h.p. mtr. dbl. drum yarder, w25 h.p. mtr. all steel swede puller, and misc. shop equip. MTRS. & ELECTRI CAL: 15 g.h. mtrs. from 2 h.p. to 15 h.p. Ige. quan. switch boxes, starter boxes, conduit, etc. PLANING MILL DIVISION PLANER: Berlin 24"x4" planer matcher wfeed table & 1 00 h.p. mtr. BLOW ER: 72" blower w100 h.p. mtr. TRANSFERS & CONVEYORS: 8 chain transfer & conveyor units wmtrs. & drives. BURNER: C&D welding 60' bolted construction burner blower system, 25 h.p. mtr., burner conveyor, C&D welding 150' long wchain & flights. MISC. MACHY. & TOOLS: 200 amp. arc welder, pedestal grinder, steam cleaner, gas weld set, 5 h.p. air comp., hyd. jacks, elec. drills & saws, fire extinguishers, hose, etc. GRINDING ROOM: Hanchett No. 136 saw sharpener, Buffalo 30" knife, grinder, misc. scales, stands, heads, etc. ROLLING STOCK: Northwest V yd. crawler crane, wcat diesel, Gerlinqer 16.000 lb. forklift, (late). Gerlinger 54" straddle truck. DRY KILN STICKERS: 75,000 sticks l"x2"x 48". 6,000 spacers 4"x4"x50", 39,000 bd. ft. 6"x8" timbers. OFFICE EQUIP.: Friden 10 bank elec. calculator, Marchant 8 bank elec. calculator, add. mach.,checkwriter, air conditioner, desks, chairs, file cabinets. Write, Wire, Phone for Free Descriptive Brochure H. J. WERSHOW COMPANY AUCTIONEERS 7213 Melrose Avenue Los Angeles, Calif. WEbster 3-8541 621 N. E. Haielfern Place Portland, Oregon Belmont 4-3029 E. Potter, Representative proved so popular for cen turies it has had the common name of cudweed. Cur Mad Cow 111 Another imaginary disease was known as "hollow-horn," and the cure made a cow ill if he wasn't already. Fevers make a cow's horn warm to the touch, and circulatory ail ments make them cold. But some herdsmen, noting a warm horn, would bore into it with an auger to see if it was hollow. If it was - and cow's horns generally are if one bores in the right place -they poured in turpentine or some other fiery substance that would cause excruciating agony, as one can imagine since the hollows are exten sions of the frontal sinuses. Yet another imaginary ill ness went by the name of "wolf-in-the-tail." The tail of any animal is one of the most obvious things about the beast. Its condition often serves as a valuable in dication as to health. Some of our ancestors, how ever, noting a tail that was listless and without gloss, de cided on the drastic measure of cutting a slit in it, packing it with salt and binding it up. Obviously the tail would no longer be listless, regardless of how the cow felt otherwise. (Released by McClure Newspaper Syndicate Free: By special arrange ment with the editors of the Encyclopedia Americana, my panel of judges will 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 30-volume set of this world-famous reference work in a handsome Sealcraft bind ing., Each week new submis sions will be considered. Sor ry, I simply can't answer your many friendly letters. Please address your letter to: Is That So! co Medford Mail Tri bune, Box 1069, San Francis co, Calif. Plant Near Echo i Damaged by Fire Echo -UPD- An early morn ing fire Monday at the But ter Creek pellet plant near here caused damage estimat ed at more than $100,000, ac cording to Echo Fire Chief Murl Berry. The plant, located on the Butter Creek - Heppner high way converted hay and grains into pellets for livestock feed and had been in operation since December, 1957. Own ers William Kilkenny and Louis DeTrace said most of the equipment and the build ing were insured. Berry said origin of the fire was undetermined. COLLEGE OFFICIAL DIES Carlisle, Pa. -flJPD Dr. Ern est A. Vuilleumier, 64, who was chairman of the depart ment of chemistry at Dickin son College for 38 years, died Monday of a heart attack. ts$Md$$& IBo ill fcl STRONG FEELINGS IN L. A. Policeman on ladder removes effigy of Arkansas Gov. Faubus, hanging from a telephone pole in the University area of downtown Los Angeles. The dummy had a knife stuck in its chest, and was spattered with red paint McLEOD Word Received Of Death By Caroline L. Harding McLeod-Word has been re ceived here of the death of Mrs. Vera Martin in Reno, Nev., on Friday, Oct. 3. Mrs. Martin was owner of the Sierra Manor ranch on Rogue river, near McLeod. Mrs. Martin left here Sept. 12 for Reno, then on Sept. 15 went to San Francisco for medical care. She returned to Reno and entered a nurs ing home there on Sept. 30, where she died after going into a coma. Burial will be in Reno-. Jacobus M. Van der Mass, age 86, died in a Medford hospital Tuesday, Sept. 30. Mr. Van der Mass was born in Amsterdam, Holland, and served in the Boar war. He was a school teacher in South Africa for several years and came to Oregon in 1908 and homesteaded at McLeod, where he farmed until failing health made him retire. He was well known here and became a natural ized citizen in Jackson county in 1914. He was a bachelor. House euests of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Trusty on Elk creek are Mrs. Tjrusty's sis ters, Mrs. Hazel Haeves, of Long Beach, Calif., and Mrs. Clara Schrader of Ainsbury, Mass. Mrs. Fred Simington, her daughter, Cathy, and son, Fred, of Yreka. Calif., visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Den ninger, Thursday, Sept. 25. Fred, who graduated from Russia Protests Stalin TV Show Washington -(LTD- Russia chargen Monday that recent television drama depicting the death of Josef Stalin was a "filthy slander" against the Soviet Union. It lodged a res olute protest" with the State Department. Soviet Ambassador Mik hail Menshikov handed the protest to Deputy Undersec retary of State Robert Mur phy. , Menshikov said the play, "The Plot to Kill Stalin," was a "provocative action." "That was a filthy slander against the Soviet Union and the Soviet government," he said. "This kind of slanderous attack is incompatible with international standards and inadmissable in normal rela tions between two countries." The television program, which appeared Sept. 25, showed events leading up to the death of Stalin in March, 1953. The play suggested that the present Russian Premier, Ni kita Khrushchev, stood idly by when Stalin suffered a stroke and refused to get med ical help. BOARD FOUNDER DIES Long Branch, N. J. -tUPD -Dr. Robert Forest Barber, 75, a founder" of the American Board of Surgery, died Sun day. Ontario-OIPD-Harry McKin ney, 52, a lift-truck driver at the Oregon Frozen Food plant here, was killed Monday when a concrete pier fell on hum. 10 weeks basic training at San Diego, Calif., Sept. 23, will return Oct. 7 to attend medical school. He is a for mer resident of Prospect and graduated from the Prospect grade school. He attended one year of high school there and then moved to Yreka, where he graduated from Yreka High school. Mrs. Alberta Hughes from Umpqua spent the week end of Sept. 27 visiting her daugh ter, Mrs. Walter Messecare and family. Mrs. Hughes teaches school. Mr. and Mrs. George Fear son from California have leased the Sierra Manor for a year and are living there. They have a daughter, Joyce, who attends Eagle Point High school and belongs to Job's Daughters. The Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Evers are attending Christian and Missionary Alliance prayer conference at Salem. Mrs. Hazel Ulrich is spend ing the week in Medford at the home of her sister, Mrs. Brophy. Mrs. Burl Goodman has returned from Los Angeles, where she left her grand daughter, Carrie, with her mother, as she will enter a special school there. She brought back Cathy, who is now enrolled in Elk-Trail school. Larry Smith cut his left hand quite badly and had to have medical care. LEGAL NOTICES NO. 10359 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON Probate Department In the Matter of the Estate of WARNER W HOWARD, Deceased Notice is hereby given that I. the undersigned, by an order of the above Court duly made and entered on September 11. 1958, was appoint ed Executrix of the above-named estate and that I have duly quali fied as such Executrix. AU persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, with the proper vouchers, to me at the office of my attorneys, Van Dvke, Dellenback & McGood win, lib East Sixth Street. Medford, Oregon, within six months from the date of first publication of this notice. Dated and first published Sep-, tember 16. 1958. Sadie E. Howard, Executrix Van Dyke, Dellenback & McGoodw:o Attorneys for Executrix Suit in Equity for Divorce No. 58-574-E SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY HETTIE M. DEMENT, Plaintiff, vs. RAY S. DEMENT. Defendant. TO RAY S. DEMENT. THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby re quired to arjpear and answer the Complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before the last day of four weeks from the date of the first publication of this Summons as set out below, and if you fail to so appear and answer said Complaint, for want thereof Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in Plain tiffs Complaint succinctly stated as follows, to-wit: For a Decree of this court award ing to Plaintiff an absolute divorce and dissolving the marriage con tract now existing between Plain tiff and Defendant. This Summons is published by Order of the Honorable H. K. Hanna, Judge of the Circuit Court 'of the State of Oregon for Jackson Countv. dulv made and entered on the 15th day of September, 1958. The time prescribed by said Order for the publication of. this Sum mons is once a week for four con secutive weeks. The date of the first publication of this Summons is the 7th dav of October, 1958. HARBISON AND PIAZA Sam B. Harbison Of Attorneys for Plaintiff Post Office Address: 207 U.S. National Bank Bldg. Medford, Oregon Classified Rates 1 day per wood . 2 days per word 3 davs per word . 4 6zys per word . 6 days per word 5e . 8c 10c 12c 14c By Line Per Month $2.25 (Minimum First Issue 50c) Business Directory Each line per month .S1.5 Minimum per month $5.25 Dead Line on Classified Ads: 5:30 pjn for following day, except 0 a.m. for Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday. Dead Line on Display Classi fied Ads 10:00 A.M. Saturday for Sundav and Monday. 3 P.M. the day before publi- cation for Tues. through Jri. APPROVED CREDIT CHARGES BILLED BY THE LINE DIAL SP 2-6141 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale. 20c each. Mail Tribune office 33 North Fir. SAWDUST To keep you warm. MEDFORD FUEL CO. Tel. SP 2-2111 FOR SALE Oak & Laurel wood, 822 cord delivered. SP 3-1275. "On. TO BURN" Expert Burner Service S&H Green Stamps MEDFORD FUEL CO. SP 2-2111 FOR SALE used restaurant equip. For information KE 5-2542. NARCISSUS. Water culture varie ties. Dish Garden plants 15c each. BERRYDALE FLOWER FARM. FOR SALE 1946 Willys Station Wagon. S150. SP 3-3418. FOR RENT RANCH. Modern house. Applegate Valley. TW-9-1477. CASH & CARRY 2x8 No 3 T&G $60 per M. 4x8x3i Pine Pop Plywood 20c ft. 2x6 No. 4 T&G $40 per M. 4x8xVi Birch Plywood 15c ft. S&H GREEN STAMPS NORTON LUMBER CO. Phoenix Yard KE 5-2037 Camp White Yard TA 6-9331 KING ALFRED Daffodil bulbs 90c dozen. Dutch Iris 5c each. BERRYDALE FLOWER FARM. REDWOOD SIDING. S110 per. M, and up. 1x6" & 10" clear Red wood paneling $150 per M. "x4'x8' Hardboard $254 a sheet. ?8 x4 x8 Exterior Rezwood $3.30 a sheet. WESTSIDE LUMBER CO. North end of Summit. SP 2-2559 SCHORN PAINTS We eix 'em while you sleep. Hawkins Nite Garage. SP 3-1534. LIGHT THE WAY FOR E.S.A Brown and Haley mints Your dollar will benefit the Children's Hospital School in Eugene; Door-to-door sale will be conducted Mon., Tues. & Wed. October 6, 7 & 8th. 6-30 to 9 p.m. Turn on your porch light. Members of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will deliver the candy to your door for just si.uo per dox. $250,000 Pledged For Centennial Portland - About $250,000 already has been pledged by counties and cities for local projects planned as part of the Oregon centennial cele bration next year, according to Ted Hallock, co-ordinator of state-wide activities for the centennial commission. i At the same time, Hallock estimated that about $2 mil lion will be raised for the purpose by early next year. He said chambers of com merce will be asked to make contributions. Hallock also reported that Washington county has a V mill special tax levy on the November ballot to raise $14,500, and other counties are planning special elections later. The locally-raised funds will be used by county and city centennial committees for such projects as historical pageants, welcome booths and the promotion of local tourist attractions. For Real Estate SEE DON ASHPOLE, Salesman DESERT BRANCH OFFICE OF Clayton W. Lewis REAL ESTATE BROKER 6781 Crater Lake Hy., Medford Ph. TA 6-9101 or Eaglt Point HI 6-3302 480 acre ranch, 30 acres fret irrigation, n i e t 3 bedroom home, 3 barns, will handle 50 head cattle, acres of young tim ber. 29 down or might trade part for small place in valley. Move trailer house or build on this 60 acres, 15 acres irrigat ed. Hiway frontage. $2500.00 down. 3Vi acres with excellent soil for garden. Has family orchard. Could be called 3 bedroom home. Guest house. Terms can be arranged. Near new home in Eagle Point. 3 bedroom, fireplace. Full price $9,950.00". Low down payment. Have party with new 2 bed room home wishing to trade their equity for a 2 bedroom trailer house. 40 acres, 21 irrigated, 2 bed room home and barn. Full price $12,500.00 with terms. 40 acres, very nice 3 bedroom home, double garage, fruit house. Full price $8,500.00, with terms. HAVE LISTINGS & WANT LISTINGS WILL TRAVEL TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY REAMES Social Club, will hold a Rummage Sale Tues. & Wed. Oct. 7th & 8th, 9-5. In Fehl Bldg, 108 N. Ivy. BIG GREEN FIR SLABS. Summer Prices. Medford Fuel. Tel. SP-2-2111. NOTICE Now Is the time to have your fieach trees sprayed. No job too arge or small. SP 2-5376. With row PIANOS FOR RENT Reconditioned uprights as low as S4 per month. Spinets, used or new S10 per mo. Six months rental will apply on purchase if you decide to buv. ERSKINE'S PIANO STORE 1304 Kings Hwy. 1-LOST AND FOUND LOST, pair dark framed glasses. Reward. Mike Murray. SP 2-4865 after 5:30 p.m. LOST Big black Lab dog. Lost driving north through Medford Sun. eve. Wearing collar. No name. Reward. GR 9-3245. LOST Joey, light blue parakeet Sat. eve. S5 reward. Gail Grooms. JU 2-3495. LOST Brown zipper billfold. Big Y vicinity. HI 6-3933. Reward. LOST Band hat (McLoughlin) on Bellinger lane. SP 3-4029. Tupperware & Home Parties Phone Martha Mast. SP 3-4845 FOUND A wonderful way to re duce at home with the Stauffer Home Plan Virginia Wickersham SP 2-9260 2-INSTRUCTION PIANO & ACCORDION LESSONS MRS MORRIS KE 5-1177 BRAIDED rugs wanted? Learn to economically? Call SP 2-9367. Have You Ever Thought Of Learning To Play The VIOLIN? (Or any other instrument) You may have hidden musical talents unknown to even you. Puruckers have a special 8 week trial course in which vou will receive musical instruction on the instrument of your choice. Only cost to you is small enrollment fee plus cost of lessons. Instru ments and music FREE in your home while you are learning. Call Puruckers SP 2-5702) today for further information. 3 WANTED, Male Help CALL . SP 2-4237 FOR BEST SALES OPPORTUNITY IN SOUTHERN OREGON Call Hours 10 to 12, 2 to 4, 6 to 8 WANTED Experienced electrical appliance service man. Steady employment. Good salary. Write Tribune Box 4747. 2 EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD Wat kins routes available in Jackson Co. to ambitious men with cars. No cash necessary, we finance you. Write Watkins, P.O. Box 1341, Medford. EDGERMAN Must be experienced. Call NO 4-2288 or TA 6-9111 days. Or apply at old Harold Woods mill. Crater Lake Hwy. Evergreen Lumber Co. PEARS FOR SALE Reject Cornice and Bosc A'?o RED DELICIOUS APPLES MON. thru SAT. 8 to 5 Bring Your Own Containers RETER FRUIT GO. 327 South Fir The Shortest Distance Between Buyer and Seller- A Classified Ad in The Mail Tribune Convenient Order Form For Quick Results Write Your Ad Below - 1 Word to a Space - Cost Appears to Right of Last Word An Average Word Contains S Letters. Name and Address Count the Same as Other Words. Mail Now to Classified Ad Dept., MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon Please run my ad for DAYS in THE MAIL TRIBUNE under Classification ..... I enclose $ in full payment NAME... ADDRESS n e t n-wTgn 3 WANTED, Male Help SOMEONE to cut down black wal nut tree for winter wood. ol3 Mae st. IMMEDIATELY Young man, neat ambitious & aggressive, who would like to better his standard of living, for sales work with old reliable firm. Salary, commission, bonus and car allowance. Excellent insur ance & retirement program, & paid vacation. Previous sales ex perience helpful but not re required, as we have a complete training program with salary paid during training. See Mr. Meatte, mornings. 9:30 to 11 a.m. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 318 E. Main. EXPERIENCED vegetable display & general grocery clerk. Give age. experience & refs. Write Tribune Box No. 4528. ESTABLISHED FOOD ROUTE 800 family Watkins route now available. 90 yr. reputation. A top-grade one-man business, and no experience or money required. Write for full information to The J R Watkins Co., -3903 Brooklyn Ave. Seattle 5. Wash. 4 WANTED, Female Help Housekeeper to live in. Private quarters. Come to 1025 Oak St., Central Point. Sunday, or Tues. or Wednes. eve. EXPERIENCED stenographer to work in lumber office. Write Tribune Box 4609. HOUSEKEEPER for middle aged couple in modern 2 bedroom home. Must live in. Good home, good salary for right party. State age. experience and references. Must be good cook. Write Trib une Box No. 4422. WANTED Waitress. Apply Med ford hotel, Mr. D. Marmo, be tween 9 to 1, and S to 9. 5-HELP, Male and Female WANTED salesman. No experience necessary. SP 3-6151. 6 WANTED, Situation MARRIED man experienced in handling stock, desires work. SP-2-8493. DRESS MAKING ALTERATIONS MRS. SHEPPARD SP 3-4863 LOGGING JOB. Have Cat, yarder & loader. SP 3-5587, SP 3-5685. TRACTOR WORK Excavate, backfill, level, plow. ERNIE MALLAMS SP 2-4310 PAPERHANGING Free Call SP 3-3881. estimate. CHRISTIAN Mother desires child care in my home. SP 2-5490. IRONING by hr. 81. SP 3-5561. IRONING by hr. SP 3-4097.' Carpenter, millwright. TA 6-2865. CHILD care. SP 3-1196. CARPENTER WORK SP 2-4332, SHRUBS & HEDGES PRUNED RIGHT. NO 4-2850. Painting reasonable. References Free estimates. SP 3-4145. Local man wants steady employ ment. Have Teamster card. Refs Write Tribune Box 4552. CHILD CARE in my home. NO- 4-1788. EXPERIENCED jammer puncher or head loader. faP 2-889 eves CHILD care, my home. 902 S. Grape. SP 3-3357. 60" Rotovatmg & Grading Lawn planting. For estimate NO 4-1323. S&H LANDSCAPE NURSERY ALL types carpenter work. Finish wort a specialty. No job too small SP 3-5243. IRONING & curtains. SP 2-4416. CHILD CARE CENTER Medford Nursery School Licensed Inspected Insured Mrs Ethel Tennant SP 2-6013 7 WANTED, Miscellaneous 16 MM projector. SP 2-4095. WANTED wood heaters. SP 3-3227. WATER PROOFING Concrete and cinder blocks, stucco, brick, pumice, stone. Basements, silos, reser voirs, swimming pools. Colors or Clear Written Gaurantee BY DISTRIBUTOR Call SPring 2-7251 For Information and FREE ESTIMATE! fv 7 WANTED, Miscellaneous USED burlap. Holes & sacks okay. SP 2-4209. USED Ironrite. SP 2-6011. USED PIANOS wanted. Will pay cash. Erskine's. SP2-4296. INDIAN HEAD PENNIES Some Lincoln & other old coins. SP 2-8845 after 6:30 pjn. WE WILL buy your piano. SP 2-4U6 WILL BUY Furniture Ac Appliances. SP 2-2114 WANTED Used furniture & appliances. SAXBURY FURNITURE SP 3-4859 or NO 4-2248 FURNITURE CASH DEAL SP 2-2958 or SP 2-3760 CASH for your used spinet piano. Beaton's, SP 2-7327 CASH for electric ranges, refrig erators, furniture, tools, dishes & mistf SP 3-3227. WANTED Good used furniture. Oak Grove Furniture. SP 3-1564. WANT BARKTE POLES Contact us for prices & speci fications. J. H. Baxter & Co. . P O Box 30, GR 6-6666, Grants ' Pass BEST deal furniture, elec. ranges, wood heaters, tools, antique dish es & misc. NO 4-1994. WANTED Furniture & miscel laneous. SP 2-8572 or SP 2-8218. 8-FOR RENT, Houses SMALL fum. house, garage, near Lincoln school. SP 2-2568. 2 BDRM. newly remodeled last yr. 3 blks. from school. Large liv. rm. hardwood floors. SP 2-8187. THIS 1 bdrm. duplex has every thing including auto, washer. $47.50. SP 3-3074. SMALL furn. house at 346 Fair mount. $35 mo. Suitable for single person. Call Mrs. Ben Hitzler at SP 2-2614 or SP 3-1971. CLEAN. 2 bdrm. unfurn. duplex. Eastside. garage. SP 2-4693. NEAR school & store. 430 Benson. UNFURN. 4 rm. SP 2-2536. MODERN furn. 1-bdrm. house. Also 2-bdrm. furn. SP 2-6863. 41 My ers Court 1-BDRM. unfurn. duplex water & garage. Very close in. SP2-B714. 3 RM. furn. house. NO 4-2473 Sun. or week days after a pjn. $12,500 Lovely, older homo with all spa cious rooms. 6 bedrooms, huge living room with cheery fireplace, 3 baths, beautiful maple floors. Second floor could be converted to rentals, or home would be wonder ful for large family. Appointment With Perfection 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths, den. Well located on East side. Many closets, worlds of storage. Beauti ful yard with covered 24x54 patio and barbecue. In-Built Comfort Lovely 3 bedroom east side home with large, comfortable kitchen for the wife in your life. 16x21 living room with fireplace. Beautiful gumwood doors and cupboards. Built-in dressers and china cabinet. Built-in stove and oven. - S150 Down Level, wooded 10-acre tract in Sam's Valley. Total price $1495 balance at $25.00 per month. Coker Butte Rd. 40 unimproved acres of old or chard. Water available. Total price $10,000. T. J. HIGHT AGENCY, INC. '221 N. Central Phone SP 2-5223 Ben Tucker Rollin Watson . .SP 2-9943 .SP 3-5831 SP 3-4724 SP 2-5930 SP 2-2651 SP 3-4229 Jean Anderson Max Cramer Bill Holbrook . Bert Pree PHONE City or Town n n r n : REAL ESTATE TOP VALUES! Fro VANDAGRIFT LEEYER- WHALIN REALTY D-Anjo. Bid. Ph. SP 3-SSfl ON EDGE OF LITHIA PARK With a park like setting of lr own. Flowers and shrubs along with na ture's beauty makes this a plaeo where you'll want to live. Three bedrooms, 2 baths, large living room and spacious dining room. Besides these generous sized rooms there is a separate family-gam room, that's as large as some homes. Act now for this prop erty is offered for a very low price, $20,000.00,- with terms. CLOSE IN -ON KING $1,250.00 DOWN PLUS CLOSING COSTS Nearly 1,100 sq. ft. of living area in this two bedroom homo. Close to high school and Washington grade school. A home with many conven iences and the total pric is $10,000.00. $600.00 DOWN PLUS CLOSING COSTS $14,500.00 is the total price of this new 3 bedroom dream home. Call us today. You should see this fine home, it's ideal for your fam ily. Near city schools and all city facilities. BEST NEW BUY IN TOWN If you want a real buy on brand new 3 bedroom home, call us. Ev erything's here, 2 baths, forced air heat, hardwood floors, built-in oven and range, even has the lawn put in for you. Only $600.00 down, plus closing. COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES WILL TRADE Beautiful 3 bedroom, IVt bath, family room home. Owner will trade for rural property. Sweeping view of country club and surround ing mountains. Realistically priced, $20,000.00. F.H.A. loan available. EASTSIDE ELEGANCE; Substantial location, cool canopy of big oak trees, impressive stone work, 15 ft. bedrooms, in short everything you want in your OWN home. First time offered for sale. Present owner no longer needs this large a home. 328 S. Central Ph. SP 3-9391 Or Phone Evenings Florence Fagalde TR 8-2611 Don Whalin SP 2-387 Bob Stokes SP 2-791 Bill Kerr SP 3-2910 Multiple Listing Service CUSTOM KILLING CLEAN - RELIABLE at Your Place and Delivery to Your Locker Aging room available. Expert cutting, wrapping It marking of your meat for locker or home freezer. PHONE SP 2-6219 MEDFORD ICE & STORAGE CO. 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