WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29. 19EB
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. QBE.
Jeep Observes
20th Birthday
As Tough Vehicle
Toledo, Ohio OIPB-The Jeep
the go anywhere vehicle
which was given its name by
a million GIs, is 20 years old
this week.
It is no longer an olive
drab, rugged workhorse. The
modern Jeep made for civil
ian market comes in 14 mod
els, Is often two tone and
looks plush next to its crusty
Army predecessor.
It is still tough and finds
its biggest market among
farmers.
Durine World War II. th
Army knew the Jeep as a
irucK, one-quarter ton. '
Nickname Recognized
That's still the official des
ignation. But the Army has
yielded and recognized the
nickname "Jeep" as the ve
hicle's semi-official title.
Since 1947, about 400,000
Jeep-patterned vehicles have
been sold.
Willys Overland tried to
produce a passenger car near
ly 10 years ago. It quit in
1953, when Kaiser Industries
purchased the company. But
the Aero Willys is still pro
duced in South America.
S. A. Girard, Willys presi
dent, said, "We have no in
tention, no desire to re-enter
the passenger car field."
Willys lost nearly $20 mil
lion in 1954, the first full
year under Kaiser. Since then
it has been in the black. Last
year it earned $10.5 million.
Willys is the largest exporter
of small vehicles. Exports
dominated its market until
1959, when U. S. sales match
ed shipments abroad.
"We are now opening new
markets in Africa and the Far
East," Girard said.
New Line Planned
He also disclosed that Wil
lys will bring out a new line
of utility vehicles in about
year.
He forecast a 10 per cent
increase in Jeep sales this
year over 1959.
Willys employs 6000 here
and makes Jeeps in 19 foreign
countries.
One of the nation's oldest
auto companies, Willys start
ed in 1903 and created the
first all-steel station wagon
in 1946.
No typical auto industry
fanfare is planned for the an
niversar yof the Jeep.
Coos Bay Man
Killed in Kansas
Belleville, Kan.-UIPD - Four
persons were killed late Tues
day night in a grinding head
on collision between two cars
on U. S. Highway 36 about
10 miles east of Belleville.
The highway patrol identi
fied the dead as Bruce Horton,
37, of Coos Bay, Ore.; his
mother, Mrs. Pharaba Horton,
55, of Norton, Va.; Horton's
daughter, Liesa Gail, 3; and
Angus McKay, 83, of Liberty,
Mo.
Highway Patrolman Bob
Huerter said the accident oc
curred about 11:15 p.m. on
a straight stretch of the high
way: One of the cars was
driven by Horton. McKay was
lone in the other vehicle.
OSC Chemistry
Professor Dies
Corvallis-IUPD-Dr. Edward
Charles Bubl, 41, associate
professor of chemistry at Ore
gon State College, died Tues
day of a lingering heart con
dition. He had been on the OSC
staff for the past 12 years.
During the past four he had
brought in more than $400,
000 worth of research con
tracts from various groups for
work at the school.
Included were grants from
the U.S. Defense Department
and Public Health Service.
Hhis current research proj
ects were on the cold irradia
tion of food and food addi
tives. Cooler Pads
Single Laundry
Irrigation Pump ."'
Medem Cloiet ".30
Timer fer Lawn Sprinkler M.M
Adjustable Shewer Heidi ..i.70
Wiih Buini J8.50
(..i.VLr Heads 0
Pep-Up Sprinkler!
Plaitic Pipe
Lett of
They'll Do It Every
The newspaper club thought
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of the greatest importance
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Standard & Poor's Marks 100th
Year in Statistical Business
By ELMER C. WALZER
UPI Financial Editor
New York-OIPD-One hundred
years ago just about this time
Standard & Poor's was born.
1 It's difficult
?? I to spot the
exact date be
cause none at
the time could
anticipate that
Poor's Manuel
of Railroads,
published by
Henry Var
num Poor, was
to be the fore
Elmer Waller
runner of the giant statistical
agency which includes his
name.
And it wasn't a very propi
tious time for anyone or any
thing to be born, especially
a compendium on existing
corporations. We were on the
brink of a civil war on one
hand and recovering from the
panic of 1857 on the other.
It wasn't that one couldn t
publish information. Freedom
of the press had been assured
125 years earlier when John
Peter Zenger had been ac
quitted of seditious libel for
criticizing the colonial gov
ernment. But it wasn't easy
to get the kind of information
Poor put into his manual.
Corporations of 100 years
ago most of them in the
transportation industry which
included railroads, canals, and
turnpikes just didn't think
information of their opera
tions was anybody's business
but the few on the inside.
Others Extend Field
Poor thought otherwise and
he set out to get Information
of value to investors of his
day. His first manual was only
200 pages in length and it
bore the imposing title, "His-
Political Newcomer
Winner in Idaho
Boise-IUPD-Democrat Robert
McLaughlin, a winner in his
first venture at national po
litics, will meet incumbent
Republican Sen. Henry Dwor
shak in November.
McLaughlin, 40, gathered
in votes with surprising ease
Tuesday night in the party's
runoff election to defeat
Gregg Potvin, 35 - year-old
American Falls lawyer, in
sparce balloting that some
figured cost the taxpayers
more than $2.50 a vote.
With 856 precincts com
plete out of 886 in the state
McLaughlin had an unofficial
12,906 votes to Potvin'j 12,
021. CADILLACS EXPECTED
New York -fliPD- City Coun
cil Majority Leader Joseph
T. Sharkey has submitted a
bill to the council calling for
garages and parking lots to
accept all cars regardless of
size. Sharkey complained
Tuesday that some garages In
the city had refused to park
his Cadillac limousine because
it took up too much room.
PLUMBING &
SHEET METAL CO.
.. 5e tq. ft.
Trayi
w e i.' v
... .08 per ft.
.....
Parking Space
Time
tory of the Railroads and the
Canals of the United States."
As Poor was putting his
book together, Dun was com
peting with Bradstreet for the
business of listing credit rat
ings, railroad building was go
ing along at a fast clip, the
stock exchange was thriving
on dealings in governments,
railroads, and gold, and the
base was being laid for fu
ture industrial giants in steel
and oil.
Poor persisted In his invest
ment information service and
eventually published a manual
on industrials. Others entered
the field, including John
Moody, Roger W. Babson, and
Luther Lee Blake who found
ed Standard Statistics Bureau
in 1906.
Compressing history a bit,
the Moody Manual company
was merged with Poor's in
1919, and the name changed
to Poor's Publishing company.
Poor's established its regis
ter of directors in 1928. Stand
ard Statistics continued to
grow and by 1928 employed
500 persons.
In 1941 Standard Statistics
Geologist's Quake
Prediction Filled
Fontana, Calif. -WPII- "It Is
impossible to predict an earth
quake, but geologists have a
hunch that Southern Califor
nia Is about due."
So said Cal Tech Geologist
Dr. Richard Johns Monday in
a Civil Defense Council con
ference address in Santa Mon
ica, Calif.
At 1:01.58 p.m. Tuesday -less
than 24 hours after the
scientist's prediction - an
earthquake shook a wide area
of San Bernardino county.
The Cal Tech Selsmological
Laboratory at Pasadena re
corded the temblor as having
a magniture of 5 on the Rich
ter scale of 10. A spokesman
pinpointed the quake at 40
miles east of the laboratory,
a location that records sev
eral shakes each , year.
No damage was reported.
Grange Notes
Central Point Grange
A social night is planned
for members of Central Point
Grange and their friends July
1 at 8 p.m. The lecturer, Mrs.
Homer Jeffries, and Mrs. Gas
ton Floux, recreation chair
man, have arranged a varied
program.
The musical part of the
program will be furnished by
the family of Mr. and Mrs
Jeffries, who are visiting here
this summer. Games and oth
er numbers will be included
on the program.
The remainder of the eve
ning will be for visiting or
playing cards. Those wishing
to play cards are asked to
bring card tables and cards.
Refreshments will be served
by committee.
The Brush Rider's picnic
grounds at Williams creek,
was the scene of the Grange
picnic Sunday, June 26.
About 40 Grangers attended
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.
T. Lathrop, charter members
of Central Point Grange who
have moved to Williams to
make their home.
4-H Club News
The Westside Hayburneri
4-H Horse club held their reg
ular meeting at the home of
Linda Smith June 27.
Plans for the 4-H playday
to be put on by the Westside
Hayburners July 3 at 11 a.m.
at the 4-H fairgrounds were
discussed. All are welcome as
spectators. The admission is
free.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Bonnie
and Mary Cheney, Wednes
day. July 13, at 10 a.m.
The meeting was adjourned
and refreshments served. ,
Bonnie Cheney,
Reporter
By Jimmy Hatlo
No WONDER rfS OFF THE RECORD
ANY TEN-YEAR-OLD KID COULD MAKE
A BETTER TALK
merged with Poor's Publish
ing company and became
Standard at Poor s Corpora
tion, boasting it was the
world's largest investment ad
visory service and financial
publisher.
Millions of Words
Today Standard Sc Poor's
publishes daily, weekly,
monthly, and annual reports.
Its publications include corp
oration records, dividend rec
ords, bond records, new is
sues services, listed stock re
ports, over - the - counter and
regional exchanges stock re
ports, stock guide, bond guide
and myraid others. One of its
more widely known publica
tions is "The Outlook," a
weekly stock market analysis.
Standard & Poor's is wide
ly known for its stock indexes
which include 500 issues or
about 94 per cent of the value
of the common stock listed on
the New York stock Ex
change. Today it isn't a matter of
getting corporation informa
tion and publishing it. The
prospective and regular in
vestor finds his biggest prob
lem in getting enough time to
read all of it.
Standard & Poor's not only
publishes millions of words
on corporate information, but
it also manages some $3 bil
lion of portfolios of corpora
tions and individuals.
It also maintains a library
reported to be the largest and
oldest private collection of fi
nancial and statistical records
in the world.
Henry Varnum Poor's fond
est dreams have been realized
today with corporations
forced by law to divulge the
information he had to pry
from them 100 years ago.
Drownings Claim
Two in Oregon
By United Preas International
A college student and a
young housewife were vic
tims of separate drownings
in Oregon Tuesday.
Mrs. Viola Evans, 20, Rose
burg, drowned in the Umpqua
river near Melrose just west
of Roseburg. She was caught
in the current and swept
away from her sister and hus
band. The body was recovered
200 yards downstream from
where she disappeared.
Dayton E. Jenks, 20, Gres
ham, a student at Clark Col
lege In Vancouver, Wash.,
drowned while swimming at
Rooster Rock state park in
the Columbia river.
Gervais Telephone
Rates Suspended
Salem-fUPD - Proposed new
rates of the Gervais Cooper
ative Telephone Association
were permanently suspended
by public utility commission
er Jonel C. Hill Tuesday.
The association requested
the new rates in November,
1959. Hill suspended them In
December for six months
pending an investigation.
Hill said the association re
quested withdrawal of the co
operative's application and
present tariffs will remain in
force.
IEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In th Circuit Court of the Stat
of Oregon for tht County of Jack
son. In the Matter of the Estate of
George H. Shir key, alto known aa
George Washington Henry Shir key,
Deceased. No. 10817.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the under timed naa oeen an-
fiotnted and qualified as Admtn
tratrlx with the Will Annexed,
of the Estate of George H. Shlrkey,
also known as George Washington
Henrv Shlrkey. ueceasea. ana an
persons having claims against said
Estate are hereby notified to pre
sent the same with proper vouchers
at the office of Kenneth C. Den-
men. Attorney at Law, 128 E. Main
Street, Medtord, Oregon, within
six monthi from uie date nereor
Dated and first published this
flth day of June, ibo
BERTHA M PEN WELL,
Administratrix
KENNETH O. DENMAN
Attorney for Administratrix
LEGAL NOTICES
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE IN
VITED, and will be received at the
office of the City Auditor of the
City of Grants Pass, Josephine
County. Oregon, to and until the
hour of 2:00 o'clock p.m. July 20.
1960. for the construction of a
sprinkling system in the Grants
Pas City Park.
The plans and specifications are
on file and may be examined at
the office of the City Manager at
the City Hall, Grants Pass, Oregon.,
Copies of the plans, specifica
tions, instructions to bidders, ap
proximate quantities may be ob
tained upon receipt of Ten ($10.00)
Dollars, which will be refunded in
case a bonaftde bid is made and
the plans and specifications are
returned in good condition.
Bids must oe sealed and directed
to the City Auditor of the City of
Grants Pass. Oregon, and marked
"Sealed Propesal for Sprinkling
System", and must be properly
signed by the person making surh
bid. All bids must be accompanied
by a bid bond or certified check
in the sum of ten (10To) per cent
of the amount bid, as a guarantee
that the bidder will enter Into a
contract if award is made to him.
All bids must state the time in
which all the work shall be com
pleted. The successful bidder shall,
before entering upon his duties,
furnish a good and sufficient bond
in favor of the City of Grants
Pass, in not less than one hundred
1100) per cent of the Contract
Price, with surety to be approved
by the Common Council. The Com
mon Council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids. The Con
tract will be awarded to the low
est responsible bidder, subject to
the limitations and conditions here
in contained.
Alt bids will be opened and
publicly read by the Citv Man
ager at 2:00 p.m., July 20, I960. The
City Manager will prepare a tabu
lation of the bids, and submit
said tabulation and his recom
mendation for award of contract
to the Common Council at its next
regular or special meeting. The
Common Council will authorize
award of contract.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
the Corporate Seal of the City
of Grants Pass, Josephine County,
Oregon, on this 22nd day of June.
1960.
Earl T. Simonsen,
Auditor of the City of
Grants Pass, Oregon
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed proposals will be received
by the Oregon SUte Game Com
mission, 1634 S.W. Alder Street.
P.O. Box 4136, Portland 8. Oregon,
until 2 p.m. Pacific Standard Time,
Tuesday, the 12th day of July, I960,
for the DRAINING OF DA' LEY
RESERVOIR, in Section 35. Town
ship 33 South, Range 3 East. W.M..
Oregon, by boring and jacking a
twelve Inch (12") pipe through the
earth fill dam, and will then and
there be opened and publicly read
aloud. Bids received after the time
fixed for opening the in me will
not be considered unless delay Is
due solely to the malls.
Plans, specifications and forms
of contract documents may be ob
tained at the office of the Oregon
State Game Commission at 1634
S.W. Alder Street, Portland 8,
Oregon.
All contractors shall comply with
all state laws pertaining to the
aualifications of bidders, and par
cularly Oregon Revised Statutes
279.008 to 279.342. Inclusive.
Each proposal shall be made out
on a Form of Proposal contained
in the contract documents and
shall be accompanied by a certified
check or bid bond made payable
to the Oregon State Game Com
mission of the SUte of Oregon In
an amount not less than ten per
cent ( 10 ) of the total amount
of the proposal.
The Oregon SUte Game Commis
sion reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
No bidder may withdraw his bid
after the hour set for the opening
unless said award is delayed for
a period exceeding thirty 13U) navs.
OREGON STATE GAME
COMMISSION
1634 S.W. Alder Street
P.O. Box 4136
Portland 8. Oregon
DATE: June 24, 1960
NOTICE
Notice fs hereby given that the
undersigned Administrator of the
esUte of Jack Rice, deceased, pur
suant to an Order of Sale of the
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Jackson County, Probate
Department, made and entered in
the estate of said decedent on the
13th day of June. 1960, will offer
lor Sale ana sen irom ana auer
the 14th day of July. 1960. for
cash, or for part cash and part
credit, ai azi raeaicai uenier
Building, Medford, Oregon, the
following described real property
Belonging to saio estate, to-wit:
Southeast quarter of Section IS,
Township 35 South, Range 1
East of the Willamette Meridian
in Jackson County, Oregon.
The sale will be subject to the
confirmation of the above entitled
Court.
Dated and first published June
15th, 1960.
Ronald L. Rlcketta
Administrator
Skyrman & Helsel
Attorneys for Administrator
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Lost and Found
InstrucUona .
Wanted Male Help
Wanted Female Help
Male or Female Help
wanted situations
Wanted Miscellaneous
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REAL ESTATI
For Rent Houses . 20
For Rent Apartments 21
For Rent Furnished Rooms. 11
Rent Rooms and Board 23
For Rent Miscellaneous 24
Wanted To Rent , 25
Medford Realty Board , 30
For Sale Real EsUte - 31
Business Opportunities . 32
Wanted Real EsUte 33
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
Building Supplies 40
Appliances 41
Furniture . 42
Musical Equip., Radio, TV .
Sports and Hobbies r
Miscellaneous , ,, ,
Dogs and Pete
Poultry ...
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Grain and Feed ,
Fruits s VegeUbles -
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Machinery ana Tractors
Logging Equipment
Equipment for Rent
ITailera
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Cycles and scooters
Cars and Trucks
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except 10 am. for Monday;
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for Sunday and Monday
3 P.M. the day before publi
cation for Tues. through FrL
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FOR SALE 1929 Model A Ford
truck. Running condition. Dou
ble transmission! ICasino Ed.
LOST Girl s 26" English bike.
Blue and white. Taken by mis
take from Hawthorne Park Wed.,
June 22. Any information please
call SP 2-2244
HEATHKIT
Prom your authorized factory
repreientallve. Southern Ore.
Northern Calfr
VEfU- G WALKER CO.
209 W Jackson SP 3-7557
Medford. Oregon
BUNDt.ES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS
for aale. 20c each, Mall Tribune
office. 33 North Tlx
NOTICE Commercial Spraying
of all kind,
W1THROW. SP 2-5376, SP 3-8851
ISO Squares Asbestos Siding 115.50
per so.
2x6 T&G $35 M.
1x8 Std. St Better Shlplap 870 M.
NORTON LUMBER CO.
Phoenix White City r Ashland
FOR SALE '57 Chev. hardtop. All
oiacK, excellent conanion. new
tires. See after 6 p.m. or all day
Sunday. 3400 Jacksonville Hwy.
FOR SALE 3-bdrm. home on Cal
houn rd.. 2 yrs. old. Built-in
oven, range St dishwasher. Nice
yard Sc fruit trees. KE 5-1576.
CLEAN up plant sale. Starting
now. sale ends July 3rd. CRATER
GREENHOUSE. 1048 Crater Lake
Ave. SP 2-4401. and your local
plant oeaier
Erskine's Piano Store
10th Anniversary Specials
BRAND NEW SPINETS BY
ESTEV
Model 10, Regular $774 now $395
40" Console, Reg. $842 now $656
SUPER SPECIAL
Cherry wood in Swedish Modern
Regular $906, now $695.
To celebrate our 10th anniver
sary we'll offer other specials
irom time to time this summer.
Come In and talk it over. Get
what you want on one of our
10TH ANNIVEHSARY SPECIALS
Easy terms but also some spe
cial bargains for the cash buyer.
(Closed Sat. June 25)
1304 Kings Hwy. SP 2-4296
FOR RENT Clean apt. close in,
with bath All utilities nald
Washing facilities. 217 S. River-
siae.
I-IODGE NOTICES
Special Communication
Central Point Lodge No.
133 AF&AM Wed.. June
29, 7:30 p.m. Work In
M M degree. Maater
Maaona cordially Invit
ed. Final meeting until
Sept.
R. H. Padgett. W.M.
3-PERSONAl
MISS PAT'S NURSERY SCHOOL
will be open all summer. Trana-
poriauon iurnisneq. ar i-jjb.
BACK IN BUSINESS
Edna'a Beauty Shop
8108 Table Rock Rd . White City
Owner, Mrs. Ebron Grlffitta
WELCOME NEIGHBOR
You can be SURE if It's BEA'S
WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDRO
MAT 634 Crater Lake Ave. Shady
parking.
ANYONE having m drinking prob
lem la welcome at Alcoholic
Anonymoua 8:30 p.m, Tuea. & bat
Rear of 212 N Oakdale SP 2-6637
RAWLEIGH Products SP 2-4438.
SEE RUSS at the Holly Cafe, to
have your picnio lunchea pro.
pared.
MASON shoea. SP 2-8263.
WANTED Old American coins.
Private collector Tod cnah Dric-
ea. Any amount. SP2-8B20 after g.
HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS?
See Dick Mileston. He can ar
range a loan for you from 850
to 81500 on furniture, automo
bile or salary, American Finance
Corp, 123 W. Main St. Ph SP-2-6201.
W ATKINS Products SP 3-5687.
REMEMBER
DAN PATCH CO. builds
TOP VALUE HOMES.
DENTURES repaired St re-lined
while you wait. Day or eva. Pb
SP 3-6026 25 Lozler Lunw.
Merle Norman Cosmetics
214 Fluhrer Bldg.
REAL ESTATE LOANS to $2500
Commercial Industrial Finance
Corp . Main Riverside SP 3-4564
4-lOST AND FOUND
LOST Wallet. Rogue Valley State
Bank. Please return important
papers to aank. Kewaro.
LOST Green Parakeet. Phoenlxl
Reward. KE 6-1200 or KE 5-2888.
F O O N D: Good curls at LADY
MEDFORD BEAUTY SALON.
Mally Robertson, Alice Gldney,
Ann Marie Runyan and Pat Mc-
vay
REWARD for return of portable
ralooiiurrjilgjiLsPijjH6iJBi
5-INSTRUCTIONS
SEWING CLASSES
8lnger Sewing Machine Co.
318 E. Main
Dav & nisht sewina classes still
open for the month of July. For
ages ju-ai. arji-iioj
PIANO LESSONS. KE 8-1 177
guff ARTeSSONS KE 5-1880.
10 WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED Fork lift operator. Call
hp 2-BBZ7 alter 7 p.m.
WANTED Planerman for Stetson
Rosa 6-12-A1 planer. 130,000 per
aay capacity aoutnern uregon
community of 2.000. Excellent
working conditions. Write Trib
une box esao.
WANTED Men with HIT. or 2 f.
trucks to transport mobile homea
nation-wine, contact vern Fields,
Morgan Drive Away. 2737 N.
Pacific Hwy.
PART TIME work eves. eV weelc
ends. Contact Rlcntleld Service
Station, 0th and Central. SP
2-5638,
2 AGGRESSIVE-SALES PERSON?
NEL WANTED FOR IMMEDIATE
EMPLOYMENT IN LEADING
DIRECT FOOD SALES PRO
GRAM. COMMISSION. INTER
VIEW TUES, WED, St THURS,
8 30 TO 10:30 A.M. 3410 N.
PACIFIC HWY.
DAILY'S U-DRIVI
MaiHartl Alrpert
10-WANTED MALE HELP
WANTED Experienced roofers.
Apply Rogue Valley Manor.
$100 A WEEK GUARANTEED"
Rich Plan of So. Oregon
20 S Fir St., Medford
11 -WANTED FEMALE HELP
BABYSITTER My home. 5 daya
wk. SP 3-5734.
WANTED Lady cashier. Neat tp-
fcarncv. Appiy in person.
North's Chuck wagon.
LADY NIGHT COOK
MU 2-1611
EXPERIENCED carhop over 2f.
Apply Sully's Drive-In, 827 So.
Central.
13 WANTED SITUATIONS
LET a reliable mother care for
your children, very reasonable.
SP 2-0874.
BABY sitting SP 3-3530.
TRACTOR WORK
Backfill level, grade, now.
Ernie Mallams. SP 2-4310
NEED JOB Will hsby sit. Call
ahb st near wasnington
School.
PAINTING Inside or out. Spray
ur pruin. ot-
BABYSITTING SP 2-8260
HOUSEWORK by hr, SP 3-1438
BABYSITTING. Your home. FuD
time. Jewell, SP 2-8772.
PRACTICAL nurse wants child
care or elderly person. SP 3-3216.
Wanted: Chauffeur work. SP 3-3354.
MIDDLE age lady wishes light
house work. Write Tribune Box
6180.
NEED work. Willing to learn. Pre
fer full time. 27, good health.
Mr. Powers, Ph. SP 3-4740.
CARPENTER work. Romodeling.
Free estimate. SP 3-4742.
SEWING. SP 3-2842.
CABINET, carpenter work, plaster
ing, painting, cement work, re
modeling, any type of work your
home needs. SP 3-6071.
CEMENT work, any klnd. SP 3-3550
PAINTING & house cleaning by hr.
or job. Local referencea. SP 3-
5537.
SPRINKLER systems New lawns
planted. SP3-2246 or SPa-7881.
HAYING on shares. SP 3-3713 or
SP 3-2660.
YARD work St maintenance work.
Odd Jobs. SP 2-4332.
EXPERIENCED baby sitting In my
home. Own transportation. SP 2
8617. CEMENT work. Block work, fire
places. Guaranteed. MUfl-4761.
CHILD care, own car. S P 2-2287.
WORK for truck crane with steel
boom and or heel boom or log
loading. Also D-8 Cat. MU 2-4431.
MAN wa nts yard work. SP 3-3216.
GARDENING, maintenance, lawns.
SF 3-2246 or SP 2-7881.
IRONING, SP 3-1287. 405 W2nd.
LIGHT work, yard care, light haiif-lng.Fcrtlli-!er
jfor sale, SP 2-9768.
BABY SITTING Woman, reliable",
own transportation. KE 5-2582!
WANTED Odd Jobs. Satisfaction
gunranteed. Reasonable, SP 2-
7662.
CUSTOM haying SP 3-4800.
CHILD care. Anytime. 608 Stewart
Ave. SP2-B217.
HOUSEWORK by hour,
cleaning. SP 2-4452.
Office
FURNITURE rebuilding, upholster
ing St tailor made slip covers.
All work guaranteed. Fabric
samples. SP 3-4601.
YARD work, any kind. Have
power mower. SP3-416B eves.
BABY & Child Care. SP 3-6314.
ALL types carpenter work. No Job
too smaU. SP 3-5243. SP 3-6382
CARPENTER work. SP 2-4332.
CHILD CARE. Pick up it deliver
TW 9-1152.
CHILD care. My home. SP 2-6538.
CUSTOM tractor work, mowing,
raking, baling. NO 4-1303.
MOWING, raking it baling. SP3
3713 or SP 3-2660.
IRONING Free pickup & delivery
NO 4-2407.
CUSTOM HAY BALING. MU 2-2111
PAINTING Estimates. NO 4-2905
IRONING by hr. SP 2-4511.
PAINTING Reasonable - Lots of
local refs. SP 3-4145.
MOWERS sharpened, carefully ad
Justed Ted Thompson 26 New
town. SP 2-4975
Shrubs pruned right. NO 4-2850
14 Wanted Mi$cellaneoui
WANTED Man's saddle. Reason
able. Box 451. Ashland. MU 2-2341
WANTED Ladder, brushes, caulk
ing gun, garden fork, box hatch
et. SP 3-5407,
Best Cash Deal For
Good used furniture St Mlse.
OAK GROVE FURNITURE
SP 3-1564 or SP 3-2726. anytime
CASH FOR FURNITURE
Misc. tools or anything saleable.
Or will sell on consignment.
Sale everv Thura.
WE PAY MORE I
Red Barn Auction Co,
S. Jlwy. 00 KE 8-1B28
WANT BARKIE POLES
Contract us for prices St sped,
cations. J. H. Baxter & Co.,
P.O. Box SO. OR 6-8660. Grants
Pass.
FOR a better deal on your coins
FURNITURE CASH DEAL
SP 2-2958 or SP 2 8760
WE NEED FURNITURE
Call ua. SP2-821S
OLD COINS. MTJ 9-W31.
USED PIANOS wanted. Will pay
rnHn r.rnKine s nr s-swo
15 FINANCIAL A LOANS
OPERATING Jackson County firm
financing expansion by public
stock sales, for Information Tri
bune Box 6142.
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