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Newspaper Page Text14 MAIL TRIBUNE, Modford, Or. News About Books From the Library Folowing is a list of new 7 books received in the adult and junior departments at the .' Jackson county library re- : cently. Hobbies: Treasury of the . . World's Coins, Reinfeld; Sun . set Wood Carving Book, Al- ler: Sunset Ceramics Book, Sanders; Sunset Mosaics, Al ter; Sunset Leather Craft - Book, Alter; How to Stage A Hobby Show, Sheldon; The . Painter's Pocket Book of Methods and Materials, Hiler; ' How to Put on an Amateur Circus, Hacker; Snappy Chalk s. Talks, Crowley; The Story of Paper Money, Reinfeld. Oregon: Senate and House . ,-. Calendar, January 12 to May 6. 1959; Directory of Oregon " Associations, State Bureau of Labor; 1957 Census of Gov ernment, U. S. Dept. of Com merce; The Ox Team, or the -J01d Oregon Trail, Meeker; Oregon, Hines; Mr. Webster's Speech at Marshfield, Web ster, The California and Ore- eon Trail, Parkman. The West: George Catlin and the Old Frontier, Mc- Cracken; Pacific Coastal Lin ers, Newell; Totem Tales, Phillips; The American Heri- tage Book of the Pioneer Spirit, American Heritage; . Pageant of the Pioneers, Jack ' son. -" Sports and Games: Physical Education for Boys in Oregon Secondary Schools, Oregon w Dept. of Education; Physical Education Manual for High ""'School Girls, Putnam; School k-Yells, Brings; High Worlds of i- the Mountain Climber, Zl Spring; Esquire's 2nd Sports -'"Reader, Esquire; Popular Judo; Butler; Modern Judo and Self -Defense, Ewen; In- , structions to Young Chess '"players, Golombek; Bible Games for Young and Old, Gilliss. ' Government: S e g r egation and Desegregation, Tumin; ;V.The Constitution of the Unit ed States, Norton; Chronicle - """of Treason, Walter; Umpqua - River Basin, Oregon State Water Resources Board; 1957 Census of Governments, U. S. Dept. of Commerce. - Philosophy and Religion: "-What the Great Philosophers Thought About God, Fishier; "S.Find and Use Your Inner "' Power, Fox; Major Religions - of the World, Bach; Your .Neighbor Celebrates, Gilbert. House and Garden: House- "; keeping Made Easy, Marvin; - , My Better Homes & Gardens' '' Garden Helper, Hottes; The American Rose Annual, Mc- Farland. ' ' , . Science: Anatomy of the Human Body, Gray; The Cal endar for the Modern Age, Achelis; The Audubon Book - of True Nature Stories, Au- TV dubon Magazine; Air Pollu- tion Control, Faith;. Modern . Home Medical Adviser, Fish- bem. .TriTtl and Adventure: South American Handbook, 1958-1959; Pueblo Del Arroyo, . Judd; The Poor Man's Guide to Europe, Dodge; My Heart "'- Has Seventeen Rooms, Bar- tholomew; This Is Colorado. Denver Post; Complete Story .'-of the San Francisco Horror, .'; Fallows; Travel Trailer, Va cation Trailer Manual, Nul r-:. sen; Look Southward, Uncle, ..-Tomnnson. Education: Facing the Crit- ' ical Decade: A Source Book, - -'Western Regional Conference; Progress of Public Education .in the U. S., 1958-59, U. S. ;;Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare; Creative Power, ?---Mearns; Improving Reading 'v in the Junior High ' School, ?."U. S. Dept. of Health, Educa- -tion, and Welfare; Modern -Foreign Languages in the i-ZHigh School, U. S. Dept. of 7.iMHealth, Education, and Wei- fare; Facing the Critical Dec r ade; Proceedings of the West- ry ern Regional Conference, 1. ..Western jegjonai Conference. Literature: G e n 1 1 e m en, " Scholars and Scoundrels, Harper's Magazine; Condens .jed Books, Summer 1955, -..: Reader's Digest; Condensed -"'"Rrnks, 1956 spring selections, Reader's Digest; Condensed "-Books, 1957 spring selections. w-Reader's Digest; Condensed -Books, 1957 winter selections, ' ;i Reader's Digest; Condensed '.Books, 1959 winter selections, "'" "Reader's Digest; Expression in JAmerica, Lewisohn; Critical V.Snd Historical Essays, Mac-.M.'-auIay; Natural Science, Psy--''""chology, The Nicomachean 3;jEthics, Aristotle. Business: Small Marketers '-"'Aids, David; Brimstone, i.Hayn.es; How American Buy--.r ing Habits Change, U. S. Dept of Labor; Business Law, Hicks. Biography: Poets in A Land- j scape, Highet; The Saturday! Review Gallery, Saturday Re- j i"view; Daughter of France, j Sackville-West; The Fabulous! Showman, Wallace; Bolivar ; and the Independence of Spanish America, Trend; I've Killed Man, Ganzhorn; The Jersey Lily, Sichel; Abraham Lincoln Commemoration Cer ",'emony; The Autobiography of Robert Wathorn. Watchorn; The Selected Letters of Wil Tuesday, Dm. 8, 7959 liam Carlos Williams, Wil liams. History: Steelways of New England, Harlow; The Ancient History of -the Egyptians, Carthaginians, A s s y r i a ns, Babylonians, Medes and Per sians, Rollin; History of the Later Roman Empire, Bury; Cuba, Phillips; Valley Forge, Chidsey; The Australian Leg end, Ward. Other Non-Fiction: The So ciological Imagination, Mills; Easy Initiations, Huber; Holi day Chuckles, McCoy; Micro phone Technique for Radio Actors, White; The Living Theatre," Rice; Building Li brary Collections, Carter; Ul rich's Periodicals Directory. Graves. N Humor: Many Laughs for Many Days, Cobb; Stork Bites Man, Pollock; What Is the Stars, Roth; Hobblehoy's Hero, Johnson; Stay Away, Joe, Cushman. Science F i c t i on: Spiders' War, Wright; Address: Cen tauri, Wallace; Alien Dust, Tubb; More Than Human, Sturgeon; E Pluribus Uni corn, Sturgeon; Three to Con quer, Russell; Hero's Walk, Robertson; The Undying Fire, Pratt; Shambleau and Others, Moore; Northwest of Earth, Moore; Timeliner, Mclllwain; The Green Millennium, Lei ber; Mutant, Kuttner; To Live Forever, Kuttner; This Fort ress World, Gunn; Murder in Millennium VI, Gray; Across Time, Grinnell; People Minus X, Gallun; Reprieve from Paradise, Elliott; Prisoner in the Skull, Dye; Rogue in Space, Brown; , Angels . and Spaceships, Brown. Western Stories: The Guns of Witchwater, W o 1 f o r d; Frontiers West, Western Writ ers of America; Death in the Desert, Wells; Blood on Boot Hill, Welles; Forbidden Range, Trimble; Railtown Sheriff, Trimble; Bullets on Bunchgrass, Trimble; The Golden Stallion, Shannon; Hangtown, Savage; Silent River, Roberts; Death Rides the Dondrino, Richmond; Es cape from Five Shadows, Leonard; Gunsmoke Over Sa- bado, Lehman; . The Brand Rider, La Vanway; Hardcase Guns, Hobart; White Men, Red Men, and Mountain Men, Gulick; Two Trails to Ban- nack, Grady; Lobo Brand, Friend; The Ballad of Cat Ballou, Chanslor; The Stran ger," Arthur; , The Killer, Ar thur. Mysteries: Alibi Baby, Win- chell; Dead Right, Winchell; The Frightened Fingers, Win chell; Marked Down for Mur der, Winchell; Price Tag for Murder, Winchell; The St Ives Murders, Wincor; Sleep Long, My Love, Waugh; All Men Are Liars, Tillett; Only in New England. Roscoe; Af fair at Helen's Court, Rivett; The Doctor Looks at Murder, Quick; Death Is So Kind, Redmond; Killer to Come, Merwin; The List of Adrian Messenger, MacDonald; Clear and Present Danger, Kend- rick; The Hostage, Henry; The Wreck of the Grey Cat, Graham; The Ghost Squad, Gosling; The Crystal-Gazers, Edmiston; Plunder of the Sun, Dodge; No Next of Kin, Dis ney; The Gelignite Gang, Creasey; Death at the Bot toms Cunningham; No Grave for A Lady, Coulson; Tender Is the Knife, Buchanan; The Angry Dream, Brewer; The Hovering Darkness, Berck man; The Root of His Evil, Ard; Clash of Shadows, Rigs by. Romance: Lustrous Heroine, Leavelle; Caribbean Melody, Gaddis; Still Glides the Stream, Stevenson; Blaze of Sunlight, Baldwin. Short Story: Night's Yawn ing Peal, Derleth; 21 Varia tions on A Theme, Cory; Seven Gothic Tales, Blixen. Other Fiction: Christmas at Monticello. Milter; Tides of Mont St. Michel, Vercel; The Coming of Conan, Howard; Jarretfs Jade, Yerby; Thre Is A Family, Pettigrew; The Enchanted Spring, A r d e n; The Wanton Boys, Oliver. Non-Fiction: Good Books for. Children, Eakin; Our Friend the Forest, Lauber: The Real Book About Trains, Cole; Clear the Track, Wolfe; Donald McKay and the Clip per Ships, Chase; The Sky Observer's Guide, Mayall; The Moon, Our Neighboring World, Binder; Jets and Rock ets and How They Work, Gottlieb; Jim and Alan on a Cotton Farm, Liffring; Pic tures to Live With. Holme: Indian Wars and Warriors (East, Wellman; The Real GANG LOGS WANTED! DOUGLAS FIR , Prompt Pjy W. H. Daugheriy Company WHITE CITY Phone TAIbor 6-2711 Searching HAPPY REUNION U. S. Air Force Pilot Capt James R. Stevenson, of Oklahoma City, Okla., is embraced by his wife, Earlene, after arrival in Bristol, England, aboard the Norwegian freighter Sungran. The freighter rescued him from the ocean about 300 miles west of the Azores after he bailed out of his jet fighter. Stevenson was ferry ing the F-101 jet across the Atlantic when he ran out of fueL He radioed his plight before bailing out. The Family Council Editor's Note: The Family Council consists of a Judge, a psychiatrist, three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers. Each article is a summary of an actual rase history. The Council reports on problems mat nave oeen aeau counselors. Roberta J. Jack looks like a hoodlum. Harold J. The kid is just going through a stage. Roberta J. I amy very worried about my 15-year-old son Jack He has taken up with an awful bunch of boys and goes around looking like a hoodlum. Jack spends hours of dress ing, putting a wave in his hair and. a duck tail in back. Then he puts on a pair of jeans, a dirty sweater and maybe a leather jacket. That's his costume. It looks awful but it's the only way he'll dress. Since taking up with these boys he has played hooky several times and hardly ever does any homework He hasn't gotten into any trouble so far but I'm worried. His father says let him alone. Harold J. My idea is don't trouble trouble until it trou bles you. This is just a stage in the kid's growing up. Jack thinks he'e being a regular guy when he puts on his zany costume to go out. ' - As for playing hooky, my brothers and I did it many times and we all go through high school. Two of 'my broth ers went to college. Boys will be boys. Roberta was brought up in a family of girls and she takes these things too ser iously . '. I try to laugh the kid "out of his hairdo, but' it doesn't do much good. I can't figure out why they like that fem inine get-up. . The ' Council: Roberta is right to be concerned about her son's manner of dress. The outfit she describes has be come virtually a uniform for delinquents and Harold is whistling in the dark when he overlooks this obvious fact. It is true that not all boys who wear such outfits are equally bad or that all get into the kind of trouble that Book About the Texas Ran gers, Allen; The First Book of Pioneers, Havighurst. Fiction: Yong Kee of Korea, Anderson; Treasures of Rat tlesnake Hill, Baker; Pony Trek, Boden; The Black Wolf of Savage River, Byrd; Mr. Wicker's Window, Dawson; Old Yaller, Disney; Charter Pilot, Hambleton; A Home for Penny. Hark; The Voyage of the Javelin, Meader; The Critter and Other Dogs. Ter hune; A Dog Named Chips, Terhune. Easy Books: Katy Comes Next, Bannon; The First Noel, Bible; The Cat Who Liked to Pretend, Chalmers; Happy Birthday to You, Geisel; Koa la Bear's Walkabout, Hewett; Which Horse Is William, Kus kin; Father Bear Comes Home. Minaik; Kidlik's Kay ak, Shannon; Little Brown Monkey, Upham. Teen-age: Emmy and the Blue Door, Means; Betwixt and Between, Switzer; On Be coming A Man, Shryock; Bet ty Crocker's Guide to Easy Entertaining, Crocker. J0fiN taste (STEED )HS) for wi o oy responsible agencies ana creates headlines. Yet the mere wearing of these clothes indicates that trouble exists. Boys who find satisfaction in schoolwork and wholesome outside activities do not take to this outfit. They may be attracted to a uniform, but they select one that has pres tige athlete s sweaters or military-style outfits. Jack's outfit has been taken on as an antisocial costume. The boy is saying, in effect, that he feels he doesn't rate in the ordinary world but that he belongs to a secret, elect so ciety in which his prestige is high. Boys cannot be "laughed out" of this style of dress. To them it represents prestige and they consider those who who attack it their enemies. The humiliating laughter re inforces their idea that they cannot win status in normal society. A father's guidance is very important to a boy at this stage. Harold should get over his theory that one should wait for trouble. We live in a far too dangerous world for that today. Even hooky, which may have made for a little amusement when boys went fishing on their day off, be comes a serious matter in a society where boys on the loose look for far more bi zarre thrills. Jack's parents should be more firm about his school work. They should not only see that he does his home work, but that he' is encour aged to put his best foot for ward on the subjects for which he shows aptitude. He should be encouraged to join supervised group activities and develop his athletic abili ties. He should be respected as an individual in his family and be helped to formulate goals for his future. (Copyright 1959, ' General Features Corp.) Chains Necessary On Some Highways Salem - (UPD - The State Highway Department said to day that chains were required for travel at Warm Springs junction due to a silver thaw. Snow flurries were . reported in Santiam pass and chains were advised there. Motorists were advised to carry chains also for travel to Government Camp, east side of the McKenzie, Baker, La Grande, Pendleton, Meacham, Prospect, and the Wilson river and Sunset summits. New York-fUPD-The nation's toymakers will do a SI, 500,- 000,000 business this year and their average profit margin will exceed 40 per cent, ac cording to the American Newspaper Publishers Associ ation. The association also predicted the average U.S. family will spend 1 S30 on Christmas toys alone, and hardware stores, a fast grow ing new toy outlet, will sell more than $100 million worth this year. 05 Christmas CASH? . .Use CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY PERSONAL Lodge Notices . Special Club Events Personal Lost and Found Instructions Wanted Male Help Wanted Female Help Maie or Female Help Wanted Situations . .. Wanted Miscellaneous . Financial & Loans REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses For Rent Apartments For Rent Furnished Rooms. Rent Room and Board , For Rent Miscellaneous Wanted to Rent Medford Realty Board For Sale Real Estate Business Opportunities Wanted Real Estate FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies Appliances Furniture Musical Equip.. Radio. Sports and Hobbies Miscellaneous Dogs and Pets , ,, ... 4U 41 . 42 43 44 45 SO 51 52 53 54 ai TV- poultry Livestock Wanted Livestock Hay. Grain and Feed Fruits & Vegetables . Automotive Equipment Machinery and Tractors Logging Equipment Equipment for Rent Trailers Parts and Accessories Cycles and Scooters Cars and Trucks ... 60 61 62 71) 71 72 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Classity Business Directory Card of Thanks Classified Rates 1 day per word . 2 days per word 3 days per word . 4 days per word . 6 days per word . . 5c - Se luc . 12c 14c By Line Per Month $2.25 (Minimum First Issue 50c) t Business Directory Each line per month $1 75 Minimum per month .$5.25 Dead Line on Classified Ads 5:30 p.m. for following day, except 10 a.m 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 BS THE LINE DIAL SP 2-6141 A-TOO iATE TO CLASSJFY WANT TO BUY; An old accordion or typewriter. Also elec. mixer. SP 2-7850. Presto-logs. We deliver Elton's Farm & Garden Store NOTICE Tree topping, fruit tree pruning, shrubbery pruning of all kinds. SP 2-5376. WITHROW. WILD BIRD FEED Attractive feeders, baths. EltonsFarm & Garden Store CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 10 OFF ON ALL STOCK PLUS SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS. BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME FOR CHRISTMAS. JIM'S FLOOR COVER SHOP 1256 S. Riverside SP 2-4448 SAWDUST for burners S&H green stamps MEDFORD FUEL. Tel. SP 2-2111 LEGAL NOTICES No. 10654 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of JENNIE H. MORRILL. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Executor of the Estate of Jennie H. Morrill, deceased, by the Cir cuit Court of the States of Oregon for Jackson County, and has quali fied. All persons having claims against said Estate are hereby noti fied to present the same, with the proper vouchers and duly verified as by law required, to the under signed at the office of John H. Chaney. 30 Goldy Building. Med ford. Oregon,- within six months from the date hereof. Dated and first published Novem ber 17, 1959. Last publication December 8, 195a. Guy B. Morrill Executor OIL FUTURE BRIGHT . New York (UPD Oil will still be the world's' chief source of energy in the year 2000, according to a Massa chusetts Institute of Technol ogy professor. Walter G. Whitman, chairman of chemi cal engineering at MIT, said solar energy will come into its own, as will nuclear energy, but cost factors will prevent nuclear fission from assuming any sort of signifi cant role in the energy picture for at least 30 years. f PEARS! PEARS! I PEARS! Wonderful eating 11 y i but do not quality I f f for our Gift boxes ill BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS j j l l Week Days And Sundays 1 I 1 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1 Miles South on f M Highway 99 S J ' ' A-TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE A truckload of White & Silver Tip Christmas Trees at coiestin springs, ore. or co Box 156, Hilts, Calif. BUILDING TO BE MOVED 24x48' good shop or warehouse in Ashland. Has two 8' rolling doors on each side & 1 in the end. $1600 moved to buyer's lot. MU-9-6401 or SP 2-6823. No Sun. calls please. Choice Tulip & Daffodils Good assortment. 25 S off. Elton's Farm & Garden Store REDWOOD SIDING, 8" V rustic and 10" beveled. S80 M. WESTSIDE LUMBER 924 Summit Ave. SP 2-2559 "OIL TO BURN" MOBIL HEAT S&H Green Stamps, too. MEDFORD FUEL CO. Call SP 2-2111 BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale 20c each Mail Tribune Office. 33 N Fir BLOX BLOX BLOX 2-foot and under Big double or single loads S&H green stamps MEDFORD FUEL Tel. SP 2-2111 Lumber Worth the Money FARMERS LUMBER CO. Barnett & Riverside. SP 2-5462 FOR SALE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Rivoli 120 Bass Accordion. Cost $595, sell for $295. Ph. Grants Pass. GR 6-3211 or GR 6-5352. WILL TRADE good "51 Pontiac for best house trailer offered. UL5- 1014. SPECIAL WHITE OAK. 2 cords $36. Try our fragrant Laurel wood with the blue flame for Christmas Cheer. UL 5-1014. WILL BUILD WAREHOUSE to suit tenant. On 1 acre at 1242 N. Central. SP 2-2336. C-CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the doctors. Sisters, nurses and aids, and others who helped to make Mr. Welch's stay in Sacred Heart Hospital more pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Welch I -LODGE NOTICES Stated Communication Warren Lodge No. 10, A.F. & A.M.. Jackson ville, Ore.. Wed.. Dec. 9. Election of officers & installation. All Master Masons cordially invited. Refresh ments. Fred Gardner, W.M. Table Rock Council No. 15. R&SM. Stated Assem sembly Tuesday., Dec. 8, 1.30 p.m. Election of of- iicers, touowed by installation of offi cers of Crater Lake Chapter No. 32, R.A.M. & Table Rock Council No. 15. Covered dish din ner at 6:30. Visitine companions & families welcome. Installation is open. Carl Oestreich, I.M. Medford Lodge No. 83 I.O.O.F. meets Tuesday, Dec. 8 at 8 p.m. Visitors welcome. Refreshments. Ronnie Atkins, N.G. 2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS RUMMAGE SALE by Kiwanian Dames. Fri Dec. 11, Fehl Bldg. 9 to 5. PROVIDENCE GUILD ANNUAL BAZAAR Thursday, Dec. 10th at Sacred Heart Hospital from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. BAKED FOODS FANCY WORK WHITE ELEPHANT BOOTH DRIFT WOOD. BABY SHOES BRONZED. R U M M AGE SALE Wednesday, Dec. 9. at Fehl Bldg., by Young KepuDiicans. -tarts a an. PHOENIX Neighbor Woodcraft Lodge of Fhoemx will sponsor a Rummage Sale at Fehl Bldg. Dec. in, a to a p.m. TURKEY SHOOT Sunday, Dec. 13, 9:30 Gun Club at Four Corners MEDFORD GUN CLUB MEDFORD ELKS CLUB Bring A Friend 3-PERSONAL FOR A HOME for the iU or aged, phoneUL 5-1036. FOR A HOME away from home, for the ill or aged. UL 5-1036. CHRISTMAS WITH STREAM LINED "LO-HEET" Stainless steel heavy 3-ply cookware. Premiums. Sales & Service. SP 3-2463 for appointments. Square Dance Band. SP 3-4761. WATKINS' Products SP 3-5667 ANYONE having a drinking prob lem is welcome at Alcoholic Anonymous 8:30 p.m. Tues. & Sat. Rear ot 212 N Oakdale SP 2-6657 HAVING MOVEY PROBLEMS? See Dick Milestone He can ar range a loan for you from $50 to SI 500 on furniture, automo bile or salarv American Finance Corp., 123 W Main St. Ph SP- 2- 6211 DENTURES repaired & re-Uned while you wait Day or eve SP- 3- 6026 25 Lozier Lane BUSINESS CARDS $4.68 per 1,000. SP 3-4761 Merle Norman Cosmetics 214 Fluhrer Bldg. Rawleigh Products SP 2-4438 SKATES 'FOR CHRISTMAS? Famous CHICAGO SKATES are the world's favorites. Order them now at the ASHLAND SKATEWAY Dec. 16 is the last date for delivery before Christmas. Miriam's Beauty Shop 909 E. Jackson SP 3-380S . Miriam Ward, operator. 4-LOST AND FOUND LOST: Boy's bicycle. Serial No. 102319. Lost near Hedrick Jr. High. English. Chrome with black trim.Reward$10. 52-4967 FOUND Key chain, purse. SP 2-2873. LOST Child's new red wagon, Ge nevaSt Reward. SP 2-9453. LOST Hamilton wrist watch. Ray mond Fish. SP 3-1333. Use Tribune Want Ads ads to SELL.. Dial 4-LOST AND FOUND KATHY JAMES can now be found at Lady Medford Beautv Salon 32 N. Oakdale. SP 3-32 11 5-INSTRUCTIONS GUITAR lessons. Steel-Spanish. By note or ear. at--4tn. A GIFT of lasting pleasure. Give PIANO & VOICE lessons to in terested students. For informa tion call SP 2-7012. 10-WANTED MAIE HELP SHOP Foreman for heavy equip ment distributor. Must be able to meet the public and handle men. Job is permanent with old established company. Write Mail Tribune Box 9253. SALESMAN 25 to 35 to sell Ram blers (the fastest moving car in the Industry). Demonstrator fur nished along with gas allowance. Commission. See Howard Scrog- gin. Lea Motors. 5th & Bartlett. WANTED ROUTE SALESMAN by Standard Brands, Inc.. for Jackson, Klamath and Josephine counties. Age 21 to 35. Experien ced. Monthly salary. Write P.O. Box 826, Medford. stating expe rience. age and information. BRING YOUR WIFE Have opening MEDFORD. GRANTS PASS & ASHLAND area for 3 men over 21, bond able and car essential. Let us convince your wife you can make a minimum of $150 per week (salary Plus commission for right mani with Pyramid's Guaranteed Renewable E- 4lth & Accident policies. Year around employment. See MR. ESSBERG, Pulver Motel, Unit No. 2. Be tween 10 a.m. & 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. & 9 p.m. Mori., Tues., & Wed. WORKING SHARE See Business Opportunities No. 32. PITNEY-BOWES. INC.. office equipment manufacturers, have an opening as Service Trainee in Medford for a young man who is interested in steady employ ment. Mechanical aptitude and dependable car essential. Our , compensation includes salary, group hospitalization and life insurance, paid vacations, wage and salary dividends, retirement plan. We pay insurance and mile age on car. Reply to Earl Reid, P.O. Box 1451. Portland 1. Ore., giving a brief summary of your background. WANTED Upholsterer. Modern Furniture Co. 1222 S. Riverside, Medford. SP 2-2473. BOYS between the ages of 12 and 14 for Mail Tribune Routes in Ashland. Must be in Junior High. Call MU 2-1021 or SP 2-6141. JACKSONVILLE BOYS between the ages of 12 and 14 for Mail Tribune Routes in Jacksonville. Must be in Junior High. Call MU 2-1021 or SP-2-6141. ! PROFITABLE fall season ahead. Good Watkins Dealership. Obtain stock on credit, if qualified. For FREE details write The J. R. Watkins Company, 3903 Brooklyn Ave.. Seattle 5. Washington. 11 WANTED FEMALE HELP Extra Money For Women who would like to do telephone soliciting for Pyramid Insurance Co. $1 nr., 25 hrs. week. From your home to start. Private phone necessary. Write Tribune Box 9129. 1 2 MALE or FEMALE HELP MAN or Lady Real Estate sales man. Tooley Realty, SP 2-7540 or MU 2-2387 1 3-WANTEDSITUATIONS PAINTER : Will wash good condi tion interiors by nr. Reference. SP 3-5657. TROUBLE SHOOTER Fix any thing. Light hauling. SP 2-8318 eves. MAN NEEDS WORK. SP 2-8579. YARD clean up & maintenance. SP 2-4522. CARPENTER work by hr. or job. Free estimate. SP 2-7767 or SP 3-4742. HEAD rigger, experienced, wants job. Theo. Reierson. 202 Lewis Aye., Grants Pass. GR 9-9189; WANTED Practical nursing or child care. SP 3-4664. HOUSEWORK. TA 6-2876. WILL care for children in my home. Northside. SP 3-4909. TRACTOR WORK Rotovating. plow, disc, level. KE 5-1692 EXPERT Alterations dresses, coats. Mending. Reasonable. P 2-9682. ROTOVATING Gardens & Lawns. SP 3-5007. IRONING by hr. SP 3-4097. IRONING by hr.SP 2-6662 TRACTOR WORK Leveling, rip, terrace, backfill. Ernie Mallams SP2-4310 EXPERIENCED sewing" & altera tions. SP 2-8343. CRONING by -if SP 251 1 HAPPY TIME DAY NURSERY Licensed-Inspected-Insured 1110 E. Jackson SP 2-8J745 CUSTOM tractor work. NO4-1303 ALL tvpes carpenter work. No job too small. SP 3-5243. SP 3-6382. DRESS MAKING & ALTERATIONS MRS SHEPPARD SP 3-4863. C A RPENTER work SP 2-4332 YARD CLEAN UP. Brush hauling L PAINTING Reasonable Lots of local refs. SP 3-4145. CHILD CARE CENTER Medford Nursery School Licensed Inspected Insured Mrs. Ethel Tennant. SP 2-6013 Alterations. Sewing; coats, suits, drapes. SP 3-5482. 945 Lozier Lane. WANTED Housework. SP 34967. ELDERLY caretaker. SP 2-5697. HOUSEWORK by hr. SP 28186. CARPENTER work Rough or fin ish. D. Berger. NO 4-1926. IRONfNG by "dozen; baby sitting eves. 136Almond. SP 2-9206. MARRIED man desperately need's job at once. Prefer steady em plovment but will accept any thing. TA 6-4870. BABYSITTING r housework eves. & week ends. SP 2-7363. EASTSIDE 2 BEDROOM If this fits your family, take ad vantage of a forced sale. Only 7 years old clean as a pin vacant by Christmas. $10,900 Reasonable Down Payment Call: JOHN RUSSELL SP 3-1020 ROGUE VALLEY LAND CO. 704 W. 6TH ST. SP 3-3641 1 4 WANTED Miscellaneous WANTED 15-ft. house trailer; al so staff surveyors compass. SP 2-4467. TRADE for '51 or later pickup Stude Commander. Radio, neater. auto, transmission, oood condi tion. KE 5-2886 eves. WE NEED FURNITURE CaUus' SP 2-8218 WANTED CHRISTMAS TREES" Will pay cash . . . pick up or delivered. Also, want Christ mas tree stumpage. Call or write C. W. Marshall. Cave Junction, Ore. Ph. 9311 Best Cash Deal For Good used furniture & Misc. OAK GROVE FURNITURE SP 3-1564 or SP 3-2726 anytime. CASH FOR YOUR SEWING MACHINESP 2-8526. CAN USE up to" 200 Cords 16" Green Black Oak & Laurel. Val ley Fuel Co. 26 W. Main St. WE WILL buy your piano SP 2-4146 CASH for electric ranges, refrig erators, rurniture tools dishes & misc SP 3-227 USED PIANOS wanted Win pay casn Erskine s SP 2-4296 WANTED wood beaters SP 3-3227 BILL'S RED BARN HWY 99 PHOENIX WE NEED FURNITURE Guns & Misc Will pay best cash prices. KE 5-1828 or KJC 5-2560 anytime. FURNITURE CASH DEAL SP 2-295P or SP 2-8760 WANT BARKIE POLES Contract us for onces & sped Kcations J H Baxter & Co P O Box 30 GR 6-6666 Grants Pass WANTED: Top prices pd7AgenF Tomales Bay Creamery. MU 8 5321. SOMEONE to take Candy Store showcases, etc.. to open before Christmas. Value $1000. or trade. R A. Pfeifer. Shadv Cove. 15-FINANCIAL & LOANS GET A $ HANDY HUNDRED $ OR MORE ON SIGNATURES ONLY , . FROM CRATER FINANCE NO 4-1273 , Across the Street from the Bank CENTRAL POINT LOANS UP TO Fifteen Handy Hundred? 20-FOR RENT. HOUSES 3 or 4-BDRM. home in Table Rock community. With or without acreage. NO 4-2641. SMALL 2-room house furnished. Utilities paid. $25. 523 Marie. CLEAN 1-bdrm. house, unfurn el Service porch, nice yard. No pets. 1319 Steware 3-BDRM. house. No dogs. Inquire 233 Freeman Rd.. Central Point. LARGE 3-bdrm. house. Corner of S. Stage Rd. & Orchard Home Dr. CallSP3-2393. IN DUPLEX Completely re-decorated 2-bdrm. furn. apt. Dai-Mar Apts.4047 S. Pacific Hwy. SMALLl-bdrm.house. SP 3-5778. UNFURN. Clean, 2-bdrm.; " den. $75. SP 2-7697. SMALL 2-bdrm. house. Partly furn. Yard. Carport. Close in. 505 Put- man. x-ioio. SMALL furn. housed 420',i N. Grape. Adults. SP 3-1035, SP3- 6487. 2-BDRM. furn. house. N. Holly. Close in. $65. SP 2-2568. FOR RENT "i of real nice -DUPLEX Good Location MEDFORD REALTY CO. SP 2-5750 1045 S. Riverside FOR RENT 2-bdrrn. house. Ho'w- ard school district. SP 2-7251. FOR RENT Two "room furnished cabin. 802 N. Riverside. FOR RENT Furn. 3-rm! cabin; elec. stove, refrig, fireplace, $30. SP 3-2311. 2-BDRM. house, $60 a mo. Inquire 216 S. Columbus. ATTRACTIVE 2-bdrm. home. Stove & refrig. 1509 E. Main. Adults. $90.Call Valley Fuel. SP 3-1576 FURN. 1-bdrm. house. Oil heat. SP 2-5334. CLEAN, comfortable 2-bdrm. un furn. house. Water, garbage pd. Elec. heat. Adults. $65. Central Point NO 4-2473. COMICE PEARS Rejects from our Gift Pack Bring Your Own Containers Golden Delicious APPLES Timothy and Medow Hay OPEN 8 A.M. TO 5 P.M. Monday through Saturday PINNACLE Packing Co., Inc. 220 N. Fir 0 Custom Built Homes We'll gladly take care of all de tails of financing and building your dream home in Hacienda Park, the new subdivision in Phoenix, where people enjoy more sunshine. Also have varie ty of choice suburban building sites stream, wooded view. Some only 10 down. FROHNMAYER'S PHOENIX AGENCY Roy H. Maudlin, Salesman 3744 Colver Road In Phoonhi Phono KE .-1752 Anytime SP 2-6141 20-FOR RENT. HOUSES RENT or LEASE. 2-bdrm. nnfurn. house. SP 3-2650. 2-BR furn. house, utilities paid. 813 Grant. SP 2-9919or SP2-9458. MODERN, partly furn. 4-rm. & bath. Ideal for couple. Eastside near new shopping center. SP- --dbo petween 4 & 6 pjn. CA- up 5-S!9G FOR RENT Large 2-bdrm. unfurn. duplex, garage and lots of stor- age. $85. 411 OakSt. 1-BDRM. modern cottages. Elec. kitchen, oil beat. $40. 2060 Table Rock Rd. FURN COTTAGE. 5179 Crate. l-wke Hwv SP 3-3709 UNFURN. cottage for couple on Pension, etc. SP 3-1942. EASTSIDE Large 3 bdrm. unfurn. unit. Perimeter gas heat. Redecorated. $100 mo. SP 3-4437. HOUSE. Furn. 2 ndrms. $5630. Garbage pd.132 Almond. MODERN 2 bdrm. rural house. TW 9-1529. DUPLEX 2-furn. l-bdlfroTaptsTMO & $45. Inquire 112 N. Columbus. PARTLY furn. 4-rm. house. 718 Welch. SP2-9721; HOUSEKEEPING COTTAGE'S. Reasonable Utilities pd. Wkly rates KE 5-9721. ATTRACTIVE 1-bdrm. Ideal Med ford location. TW 9-1631. SMALL, clean. funTi close in. Adults. Garbage & water. 922 N. Central. Call SP 2-9768 or NO- 4-2980. DESIRABLE 2-bdrm. unfurn. Floor furnace. Carport. $75. Inquire 309 Portland. 1- BDRM. house. SP 2-7692 NICE, unfurn. l" or2 bdrms. No pets. 2385 Table Rock Rd. ATTRACTIVE 2-bdrm. duplex. No pets. Refs. SP 2-6569. 2- BDRM. duplex, garage. Water pd. $70. In Central Point. SP 3-3217. 21 FOR RENT, Apartments 3-RM. FURN. apt. Ground floor. 113 Laurel St. Wash room & car port. i block from Court House, SP 2-8323. 7 Rose Ave. 2RMS. & bath214'i Haven, Med- ford. MU 2-0964. . Furn. 2-rm. 440 N. Grape. TA 6-4826. UPSTAIRS 2-bdrm. furn. $45. SP- FURN.. clean bachelor apt. Close in. Eastside. $45 mo. SP 3-6560. FOR SINGLE LADY 3-rm.. nicely furn.. all elec. apt. $3730. Close in. 21 S. Orange. REDECORATED furn. 2-rm. & bath apt. Ground floor. Private entrance. $37.50. 1222 W. Main. SP 3-3581. REAL ESTATE TOP VALUES! f VANDAGRIFT LEEVER-WHALIN REALTY D'Anjou Bldg. Ph. SP 3-5391 ACROSS FROM COURT HOUSE OFFICE LOCATION Fronts on two streets with 193' of frontage. Existing homo is large and extra nice can eas ily be converted into offices. This is a top notch office loca tion and existing home will rent and carry the payments until you're ready to use it. SUBURBAN 3 BEDROOM AND ACREAGE Over 1700 sq. ft. of real "Country Gentlemen" living. Second fireplace in master bed room, double garage, 2 barns, outdoor patio and scenic view, small stable, yet all this it just $17,950.00. BEAUTIFUL & NEW JUST $16,500.00 Has everything you want in a new home 3 bedrooms,, family room, furnace, 1 Vi baths, beautifully designed. Has lots of charm and convenience. Ex cellent eastside family neigh borhood of all new homes. A long term $17,000.00 mort gage ready and waiting. NEAR COUNTRY ILUB EASTSIDE LOTS TWO LEFT NEW CHARMER This beauty has been planned for you contemporary home lovers. Its use of wood and stone is excellent, its location is not far from Grandview and the price is right at $16,900. PEACE & QUIET We still have two of these love ly, 2 acre sites southeast of Medford for just $3,950.00 each. View is tops country liv ing, only 15 minutes from Medford. 328 S. Central Ph. SP 3-5391 Or Phono Evenings Ann Rice SP 3-5675 Justin Smith .SP 3-6368 Don Whalin SP 2-5879 Bill Kerr SP 2-4496 Bill Leever SP 2-6692 Florence Fagalda TR 8-261 1 CUSTOM KILLING CLEAN - RELIABLE at Your Place and Delivery to Your Locker Aging room available. Expert cutting, wrapping A marking of vour meat for locker or borne freezer. PHONE SP 2-6219 MEDFORD ICE & STORAGE CO. Ph.5P3-S391 J