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MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Thunday, Aug. 27, 1959 ? r A. r r c f r- 1 if i f ' t Grand Opening Friday, 9 A.M., Aug. 28 it 25 S. Kiverside With Complete Furniture lepartment See Page 10 2i t "Queen Size" TV Tray$ 1.49 Value 3L 03 Four-color floral pattern en black. Tubular steel legs. Fold, stack to store. K9190 Fold 'N Tote '1001' Stool Ret. $1.29 so 0 1001 uses ... TV stools, footstep-stool etc! Sturdy. K9300 8:8 0 Household Brush Set Reg. 98 6-piece household brush as sortment. A brush for every job. Buy the set. Save. K9 102 888 Drop Leaf Fold-Table Reg. $11.85 1001 uses ... Indoors or out! 24"x60" size seats 8. K9350 30x72" Size. K9348 - $14.95 0 "Welcome" Door Mat Reg. 95c Hospitable, handsome! Non skid. Rubber. 16"x20". 5J741 1 India Cocoa Mat 5J7414 $2.33 59 98 0 Top Quality Fiber Broom Reg. 1.49 Firmly tied and cross-sewn fib ers retain shape. 'Withstands rough use. K91 14 v-"---"v 1 IT Iron Board Pad, Cover Reg. 1.98 54" cover reflects heat like ironing both sides at once! 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Auxiliary trainer wheels included. 3FC1415 Fingers Crossed On Damage Suits Against Ag Dept. Salem -Ray Kelso, herbi cide control supervisor, is keeping his fingers crossed because this is almost too good to be true: so far this year, he says, the state de partment of agriculture has received only three damage claims due to alleged losses resulting from use of chemi cal weed killers. Last year 30 claims hit Kelso's desk. And the low est of any previous year was eight claims. Kelso is equally elated that so far this year no damage claim has involved drift of chemicals applied by any of the ground or air applicators licensed by the state. Last year, drift was one of the main causes of damages re ported. A brief account of the three claims filed this year: Claim Against Utility One is against a utility company. But the depart ment's investigation showed a farmer and not the com pany spray rig caused the damage. An insurance com pany is working on a settle ment. The second claim involves use of a soil sterilant on a power sub-station. After a hard rain, a low spot at the sub-station washed out across a wheat field, damaging an acre of wheat. Settlement .made. The third and last com plaint received to Aug. 12 in volved a central Oregon po tato field. This claim is un der investigation. Kelso admits it's still pos sible the department may re ceive damage claims on 1959 spraying operations, but in the past few, if any, have been received after early Sep tember. Under the herbicide appli cation law, the department is authorized to receive and in vestigate claims from any landowners who believe their crops have ben damaged by application of these weed killing chemicals. Clues Lacking in Slaying of Coed Los Angeles-ffiPD-Police to day were without a concrete lead to the identity of the killer of attractive University of Southern California coed Linda Edna Martin. - The 21-year-old coed's for mer husband, John L. Taylor, 24, was completely eliminated Wednesday as a possible sus pect in the baffling case, po lice said. Capt. Sidney Lambert said Los Angeles police received a "timetable" of Taylor's where abouts at the time of the Sun day knifing. Taylor was in Glenview or Ev&nston, 111., during the "critical hours," according to the Illinois re port. Miss Martin, of Rockville Center, N. Y., vas found stabbed three times and bleed ing to death in the stairway leading to her fiance's apart ment. Police said she appar ently was stabbed shortly aft er she stepped nude from her bath. t Seven Dealers To Be at Antique Show Seven antique dealers from the three Pacific Coast states will make up the Chin Up club's antique show and sale at the Medford Armory Sept. 2 and 3. The show will be open from noon to 9 p.m. each day. Dealers scheduled to dis play their wares are Heirloom Antique shop, Ashland; Eng lish's Antiques, Clackamas; Abbey's Antiques, Seattle; An tiques and ."Has Beens," Port land; Country Antique shop, Warren; Corinthian Studio, San Francisco, and Jean's An tiques, Tillamook. Profits from the show will be used by the club to pur chase hospital beds, wheel chairs, crutches and other equipment for loan, without charge, to temporarily dis- abled persons, whether or not they are club members. Dis tribution of the club's equip ment is handled by the Salva tion Army. James Alger Fee Services Monday Portland -(OPD- Funeral serv ices will be held next Monday for Judge James Alger Fee with burial at Arlington Na tional Cemetery in Washing ton, D.C. Judge Fee, a member of the Ninth Circuit Court of Ap peals, died Tuesday night in Miami Beach, Fla. He was on the Federal Court bench here for 23 years and was a native kof Pendleton. i ntmrffvv yp TS.T- 1
