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Two Injured in
Highway Accident
Two Medford men were re
ported in fair condition in the
Josephine general hospital in
Grants Pass following an auto
accident Saturday north of
Rogue River.
Charles R. Damon. 313 Ma
ple st., Medford, is being
treated for serious head in
juries, and Don Calvin Im
hausen, route 4, box 398C,
Medford, suffered a broken
pelvis and leg, hospital at
tendants said.
The one-car accident oc
curred opposite the Rainbow'
End boat landing, state police
said. The car traveled 118
feet on the shoulder of the
highway, broke off a tele
phone pole, hit a rock bank
driveway and went back onto
the highway.
Science Session
Slated at College
Ashland - First of a series
of "Here's How I Do It" ses-
sions in science and mathe
matics will be held Wednes-
day, Oct. S, from 7 to 9 p.m
in Science Hall 201 at the
Southern Oregon college cam
pus.
Dean Fisher, assistant pro
fessor of science will present
demonstrations 1 n physical
science and mathematics
which he used last year as a
traveling science teacher in
the northwest under t h e
Science Teacher Improvement
program.
Interested science teachers
in Southern Oregon are in
vited to join members of the
science and mathematics
methods class in attending
these sessions.
insist on convenient
single-handle
faucet
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a new home
a . when you remodel
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THRONG HEARS GRAHAM - Evangelist Billy Graham
makes a point during an address in West Berlin. He closed
his German crusade Sunday
fore an estimated 90,000 persons. (UPI Telephoto)
The Family Council
Editor'! Note: Tim Family Council consists of a Judge, it nsvchla-
trlst, tlit ee clergymen, three oclltorx
is a summary or an actum rase inaiury. xne uuuncii reports on
problems thai have been dealt with by responsible agencies and
counselors.
Bolls S. - We married too
young.
Bernard S.-There s no use
crying about it.
9
Bolls S.-I am one of those
foolish teen-age brides you
hear about-thnt is, I was a
few years ago.
Now I am 22 and am about
to have mv third child. I
realize what a darn fool I've
been. My parents wanted me
to go to college or at least
work a couple o yours before
getting married, but I wouldn't
listen. Now I feel there is
nothing ahead for me but
babies and housework.
My husband has no sym
nathy or understanding of
how hard things are for a
woman. He never takes me
out and begrudges every bit
of help he gives me. I m fed
upl
Bernard S.-My wife has a
washer, a freezer and a lot
of other appliances women
didn't have a generalion ago.
Yet they managed to raise
families without complaining
so much.
I do take Belle out occa
sionally, . only we have to
spend so much for the baby
sitter that we have to cut
down on the money we spend
on the excursion. Belle likes
to do things up in style, and
we just can't afford that. Inci
dentally, we do have two TV
sets for home entertainment
and that's something our par
ents never had.
We made a mistake by mar
rying so young, but must we
cry about it the rest of our
lives?
The Council! There are
many good reasons why teen
agers shouldn't marry, and
parents and all others con
cerned and experienced adults
are ready to point out the pit
falls. This does not mean, how
ever, that It is impossible for
teen-agers to make a success
of their marriages.
Unfortunately, many of
these teen-age marriages are
made because the boys and
girls are lcss-ralher than more
-emotionally mature than
they should be. The marry
ing teen-agers tend to be rebel
lious against parental au
thority, want freedom without
responsibility, arc filled
with illusions about married
life. They do not want to do
the one thing they must do
to make a success of marriage-learn
discipline and un-
I selfishness.
oo
with a thundering sermon be
and a women's editor. Bach article
A young woman like Belle
is more concerned about be
moaning her fate and taking
it out on herself, her children
and her husband than making
something good of her marri
age. As an excuse for a fail
ure to deal properly with her
marital responsibilities she
presents the fact that she was
married too young. From giv
ing way to her illusions she
has progressed to giving in to
her disillusion.
The fact is that there are
good aspects to almost all
situations if we choose to
look for them. Young parents
have physical stamina and
emotional flexibility. They
can grow up with their chil
dren and will be free of the
heaviest responsibilities of
parenthood at an earlier age.
We Ihlnk, therefore, that
Bernard is on the right track
when he points out that
sitting down to cry about the
mistake of marrying too
young is only to pile error
upon error.
Belle should recognize that
although her lot Is by no
means easy, Bernard must
shoulder an enormous respon
sibility as well. A young man
who has kept his family sup
plied with all the necessities
and some of the luxuries of
the day deserves some of the
compensations of married life
-first of all a tender and hap
py wife who enjoys her life
with him and lets him know
it.
(Copyright 1960,
Gonsral Features Corp.)
PRINTERS LOSE PENNY
Dallas, Tex. -ftJPD- The Dal
las Hospital Associaiton made
a slight mistake when it sent
a check this week to a print
ing firm for services rendered.
It promptly got a bill back for
the delinquent three ccnts-in
an envelope with a four cent
stamp on it.
Montgomery, Ala. - Kit
Charles Collins was arrested !
on a larceny charge shortly
after his release from city
jail Monday. HU cellmate,
James MumpdeM. complained
that Collins walked out with
MtimpfioM'f rww flv-i
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For Rent Houaet 20
For Rent Apartments ..... 21
For Rent Furnished Room. 11
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For Sale Real F-xtate ,
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Trailers 70
Parts and Accessories 71
Cycles and Scooter 72
Can and Trucks 73
UNCLASSIFIED COPY
Too Late to Classify - A
Business Directory B
Card of Thanks C
Tossed Bottle
Misses Bicyclist
A Medford man told city
police that someone threw a
bottle at him from a passing
car while he was riding a
bicycle in southwest Medford
Monday afternoon.
The bottle missed him, he
said, and broke on the ground
just behind him. Police traced
the car, from a description
given by the man, to a 19-year-old
youth. The boy ad
mitted that he was driving
the car at the time the bottle
was thrown. He denied throw
ing the bottle himself, how
ever, and said that one of the
persons with him did.
According to police reports,
the boy said, "he was very
sorry and he wouldn't do any
more of that sort of thing."
wo cnarges were filed.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO MININO CLAIMANTS
Published pursuant to section 9 of
me ACL OI duly 23, 1033 (00
To whomever it may concern
PROCEEDING NO. FS 61-2 (Ore-
fiUII VlUDIf,
Notice Is hereby siven in our-
suance of a proper Request for
Publication heretofore tiled In ac
cordance with secUon 5 of the
rtci 01 juiy zj, jyaa mil stat. 3071
and the regulations thereunder
4 iri( 100,123 - 183-127)
1. That on July 12, I960, the
Chief, Forest Service, Department
of Afiriculture, whose address is
Washington 25, D.C., filed in the
Land Office of the Bureau of
Land Management, Department of
uiu uiicriur, ai ouu rt.z. sixin
Avenue, Portland 12. Oregon, a
request for DUblicatlon nf nntlrp
to all mineral locators or any per-
aun claiming unoer mem involving
a mining cToim or claims located
on lands in the Counties of Doug
las and Jackson, State of Oregon,
described as follows, to-wit:
Oregon 010487 (FS 61-2), the
Union "D" Area, 6-SR-10-10, Rogue
River National Forest, Douglas
uuu jacKson counties, uregon:
Willamette Meridian, Oregon
T. 31 S.. R. 1 E.: Sees. 13 tn IK
incl.; Sees. 21 to 29 lncl.: Sees, 31
to 36 lncl,; and those parts of Sees.
0. 10, 11, 12, 16, 17, HI, 20 and 30
within the boundaries of the Rnsni.
niver national roresi X. 31 b It,
2. Sec. 8; Wii Sec. 0: W',4 Sec.
Ill: Sees. 17 to 21 lncl.! Sees. 2R tn
34 lncl.; and those ports of W!a
Sec. 4; Sees. 5, 6, and 7 within
the boundaries of the Rnitnn Rlvpr
National Forest. T. 31 s., R. 1 W.;
That Dart of Sees 23 nnrl 3d with.
In the boundaries of the Rogue
River National Forest. T. 32 s..
It. 1 K.! N'i See. 2.
2. That if anv Derson claiming
or asserting under, or by virtue
of, any unpatented mining claim
located prior to July 23, 1953.
any right, title, or interest in the
vegetative surface resources and
other surface resources, under
such mining claim, contrary to or
in coniuci witn tno limitations or
restrictions specified in section 4
of said act, as to the above-described
lands or any part thereof, shall
ion to me in me Land Uftlce of
the Bureau of Land Management
at 809 N.E. 6th Avenue, Portland
12. Oregon, and within ISO rtnvs
from the below-stated date of first
ptioucnuon oi mis notice, a vcrl-
ncd statement which shall set forth
us to sucn mining claims;
111 The date of location.
12) The book and page of re
cordation of the notice or certifi
cate of location:
(3) The section or sections of
me pudiic tana surveys which em
hrnr-f. nurh mlnlno plalmi r,- it
such lands, are unsurveyed either
inc section or sections which
would probably embrace such min
ing clnim when the public land
surveys are extended to such
lands or a tie by courses and dis
tances to an approved United
States mineral monument;
(4) Whether such claimant is
a locator or purchaser under such
location: and
(5) The name and address of
such claimant and names and ad
dresses so far as known to the
claimant of any other person or
ficrsons claiming any interest or
ntcrcsts In or under such unpat
ented mining clnim; such failure
shall bo conclusively doomed (i)
to constitute a waiver and relin
quishment by such mining claimant
of any right, title, or interest un
der such mining claim contrary to
or In contlict with the limitations
or restrictions specified in secUon
4 of the Act of July 23, 1953 (69
Stat. 367), as to unpatented claims
located after that date, and (ii)
to constitute a consent by such
mining claimant that such unpat
ented mining claim shall be sub
ject to said limitations and re
strictions, and (ill) to preclude
thereafter, prior to Issuance of
patent, any assertion by such min
ing claimant of any right or Utle
to or interest in or under such
mining claim contrary to or in
conflict with said limitations or
restrictions. Section 4 provides,
generally, that unpatented min
ing claims located after July 23,
11)33 shall not be used for purposes
other than prospecting, mining, or
sonnbly incident thereto; that such
ptui-tising operations, or uses tea
claims located after July 23, 1955
shall not be used for purposes
other than prospecting, mining, or
processing operations, or uses rea
sonably incident thereto: that such
claims will be subject to the right
of the United States to manage
and dispose of the vegetative sur
face resources thereof and to
mannge other surface resources
thereof: and that, except to the
extent required for mining opera
tions and uses rensonnbly incident
thereto or to provide clearance for
J such operations or uses, claimants
; of such claims shall not use or
I dispose of vegetative or other sur
I face resources thereof; and that,
; except for clearance for such pur
j poc, any permitted severance or
' removal of timber must be In ac
j curdance wllh sound principles of
j forest management. Snld section 4
i auo provides that any use of the
j surface of any such mining claim
by the United Stntes, its permit-
tees or licensees, shall be such as
nui io endanger or materially in
terfere with the prospecting, min
ing, processing or reasonably incl
dtnt uses by the mining claimant.
The date of first publication of
thli Notice shall be Oct. 26, 1960
Dated: Sept. 30. 1960.
Stanley D. Latter
Chief, Minerals Adjudication
Unit
Bureau of Land Management
Department of the Interior
Portland, Oregon
No. 10737
NOTICE OF UKAltlSO ON
FINAL ACCOUNT
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of
Jackson
Probate Department
the Matter of the Estate of
LtilsB M. UeMoss. also known as
Louise Becker DeMoss, deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has filed his
Final Account and Report in the
above entitled estate, and that bv
order of the Circuit Court in and
for Jackson County, Oregon. Pro
hate Department, a hearing upon
the same has been set for Friday.
November 4, lPfiO, in the Circuit
Court Room at the Court House in
Medford. Jackson County, Oregon,
at the hour of 9:30 ociock A.M.
All persons having objections
thereto are hereby notified to pre
sent the same on or be tore such
time.
Dated this 5th day of October,
1960.
George K. DeMoss
Executor
Roberts, Kellington Brinchfleld
Attorneys tax Executor
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has filed her
rinai ttepori ana Account in ine
.3 late of Maurice lmhaiuen. De
ceased, In the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon, for Jackson
County, and that the 4th day of
novemoer ai me nour oi i:au
ociock p.m. in tne circuit court
room of the Courthouse in Med
ford, Jackson County, Oregon has
been fixed as the time and place
for the hearing of objections to
Final Report and Account and for
the examination and allowance
inereoi.
Joyce E. Dixon
Administratrix
LAW OFFICES
ROBERT R. DICKEY
Attorney
FINAL PROOF. AuB. 24. 1960. No-
tice is hereby given that Fred M.
McFarlane of Route 1, Box 535,
uoid Hill, ureson. who made Addi
tional Homestead Oregon Entry No,
027113 for Lots 3 and 6. Section 20.
Township 35 S.. Range 3 W., Willa
mette Meridian, has filed notice of
Intention to -make final proof to
estuolish claim to the lands before
Dale S. Collins, Notary Public, at
uoid nui, uregon, on ucioner iz,
1060. Claimant names as witness: D.
Estremado of Box 480, Gold Hill,
urecon. u. u. Stanley of Route 1
Box 535. Gold Hill. Oreeon. Joe B
Estremado of Route 1, Box 88, Gold
Hill, Oregon, Walter E. McClain of
ttoute l, box uoid inn. uregon.
M. M. Gorcckl, Chief, Land Adjudi
cation Unit, Land Office. 809 N.E,
6th Avenue, Portland 12, Oregon,
Classified Rates
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2 days per word so
3 days per word loc
4 days per word 12ft
6 days per word - Ho
By Line Per Month $2 25
(Minimum First Issue 50c
nuslness Uliectory
Each line per month ..! 1.7 5
Minimum per month 5. 2 S
Dead Lino on Classified Ada
5 -JO pjn- for following day.
except 10 a-in. 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.
APPrtOVKD CREDIT
CHARGES BILLED
, BY TUB LINE
A Too Late To Classify
DON'T BE A BIG DUMB NUT!
Inspect your furnace filters now.
xour iurnace wont worn em
cientlv If cloeeed with dust &
dirt. Modern Plumbing has the
largest selection In town, 07c St
up.
MODERN PLUMBING Sc
SHEET METAL CO.
613 E. Jackson Medford
FOR SALE 2 doors with hard-
ware. 1 roll chicken wire. Kit
chen table. 513 'a Boardman.
SP 3-G795.
FOR SALE PLANTS Early Chry
santhemums in Dioom now.
Other perennials. West Wind
Farm. 1 mi. north of Central
Point, turn west 1 mile on
scenic Ave. no 4-2079.
SPECIAL CLEARANCE sale on
several commercial size reach
in refrigerators, 20 to 100 cu. ft.
capacity, some with elass doors.
Also overstocked on restaurant
ens ranees. Dales Refriueration,
657 S. Pacific Highway, Granta
i'ass. Ult U-D1UO.
NOTICE Now Is the time to re
move dead wood, mistletoe from
oak trees, while leaves are green.
SP 2-5376. W1THROW, Free
estimates.
PEONIES for fall planting, choice
name varieties; also parcnniais.
Plelnet Plant Gardens, Gibbon
road, no 4-1944.
SAVE
Pabco 3-tab roofing, all colors,
$8.00 sq. Net cash & carry 2x6
TNG $35 M. Beautiful 34" Oak,
Birch, Maple, & Mahogany ply
wood, 42c sq. ft.
NORTON LUMBER CO.
Phoenix - White City - Ashland
BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS
for sale, 20c each. Mall Tribune
office. 33 North Fir.
HEATHKIT
From your authorized factory
representative. Southern Ore
Northern Calif.
VERL G. WALKER CO.
203 W Jackson SP 3-7557
Medford, Oregon
PLANER BLOX
Big double loads 2 foot.
Summer prices
MEDFORD KUEL SP 2-2111
1 LODGE NOTICES
Medford Lodge No. 103.
A. F. & A. M. Special
Communication on Fri
day, Oct. 7, 7:30 p.m.
Work in EA degree, vis
iting brethren welcome.
neiresnmems.
John H. Eddy, W.M.
2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS
MOM LEE'S Rummage Shop, Ash-
iana. upen aaiiy, except bun.,
0:30 to 5:30. Bargains galore.
MU 2-3611.
KIWANIAN Dames Rummage Sale
rruiay, uci. , rem mag, u a.m.
to 5 p.m.
OAK Grove PTA Rummage Sale,
inursaay, uci. o, teni mag.,
9 to 4.
RUMMAGE and Baked Fond Sal.
Oct. 6 and 7 In the annex of
R.L.D.S. Church, 10th St Ivy Sts.
0 a.m. to 5 p .m .
3 PERSONAL
THRIFT Shop open 9 :30 to 13.
nicAnnrcws ec many ats.
NEW WINTER HOURS for Palr-a-
dice Cote, starting Oct. 3rd. 4
am to 11 p.m. Closed Sundays.
23i)l N. Pacific Highway.
HAVE a toy party In your home
ana get tree toys, s r z-flti40.
ASHLAND SKA'TEWAY
PUBLIC SKATING HOURS
Tues. Sc Wed. 7:30-10
Fri. Sc Snt. 7:30-12
Call MU 2-0032
REAL ESTATE LOANS to ?2500
Commercial Industrial Finance
Corp., Main Sc Riverside SP 3-4564
RAW LEIGH Products. SP 2-4438.
W ATKINS Products. SP 3-5667.
ANYONE having a drinking prob
lem is welcome at Alcoholic
Anonymous 8:30 p.m. Tues. Sc Sat.
Rear of 212 N. Oakdnle SP 2-6657
MASON shoes. SP 2-8283.
DENTURES repaired St re-lined
while you wait. Dav or eve. Ph
SP 3-602625 Lozler Lane.
HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS?
See Cliff Whitney. He can ar
range a loan for you from $50
to $1500 on furniture, automo
bile or salary. American Finance
Corp., 123 W. Main SL. Ph. SP-2-6201.
ATTENTION
FREE RENTAL SERVICE
LANDLORDS New In Medford. A competent, complete
and confidential Rental Service without charge to either
Landlord or Tenant. Call for full information.
fr T. J. HIGHT AGENCY, Inc.
SP 2-5223 Medford 221 No. Central
3-PERSONAL
Merle Norman Cosmetics
214 Fluhrer Bldg.
Tupperware
3-2704.
Home Parties. SP-
4-LOST AND FOUND
THESE strav does are at the Jack
son County Dog Pound and will
be held 5 days. 1 black & white
female, part Terrier; 1 black
temaie pup, pari cocxer; i uihck
Sc brown female pup. mixed; 1
black, tan & erav male Husky &
German Shepherd; 1 brownish
gray male, part Airedale; 1
black Sc tan male German Shep
herd; 1 brown & white male,
part Terrier; 1 black Sc tan &
white male Shepherd; 1 black
male pup part L,aD
LOST Grey sable male Pekinese,
name "Duffy." 323 S. Orange.
5-1NSTRUCTION5
MEN & WOMEN
train for
AIRLINES
PreDare now for an airline ca
reer. This exciting field offers
many opportunities. You can
train for Stewardess or one of
the many important ground po
sitions. Fly to Hollywood, at no addi
tional charge upon completion
of basic training. Bust be high
school graduate, 19 & over. Easy
ouagei terms arrangea.
Mall coupon today for complete
aeiaus.
AIRLINE CAREER DIVISION
NORTHWEST SCHOOLS
Dept. AO-82
Tribune Box 5359
Name
Address ...
City .
State..,
...Ph
Education.....w.....Age.......
Hrs. worked: from.....to .
PIANO TEACHER. KE 5-1177.
HIGH school at home. $6 monthly
includes texts Sc instruction.
American School, Ray Burkett,
regis trar. Box 641. Yreka, Calif.
GUITAR lessons. Nnt nr
System SP 3-3725. KE 5-1074.
Music teacher Standard Sc Steel
uuiiar aiso popular piano. SF-2-9174.
10-WANTED MALE HELP
USED car salesman for new car
dealership. Liberal pay Sc dem
onstrator plan. Used car sales
experience necessary. Write r.O.
Box 467, Ashland, Ore., giving
experience at oacKgrouna,
BELLMAN wanted; apply In per
son. Jackson Hotel.
MEN Train for Airlines. See
Northwest School ad under Class.
5. Instruction.
WANTED Married man with car
for Fuller Brush Route. $100 per
wk. guarante e to start. SP 2-B934
$100 A WEEK GUARANTEED
iucn fian of so. Oregon
20 S. Fir St.. Medford
11 -WANTED FEMALE HELP
WOMEN Train for Airlines. See
jNormwest school ad under
uiass. a, instruction .
12 MALE OR FEMALE HELP
ATTENTION
HOSPITAL St A Sc H AGENTS
We have a fabulous new Agent's
Contract offering unheard of
-uiumi5Sion5 up io av vo witn
high renewals. Unlimited oppor
tunity for advancement.
.Call SP 2-4237 9 a.m. to 12 noon
WANTED Reliable babysitter" for
a smau cnuaren in my home.
5-day week. $15 wk. Own trans-
Sortatlon preferred. Vicinity
pring St. SP 3-5734 after 5.
MATURE woman to care for 2
children. Salary and room Sc
board. Darlene Mohr, Aerial
Project,Cave Junction re.
PLATZ SERVICE UNLIMITED
Your Qualified Employment
Agency-r-oldest Sc best, So. Ore.
8 yrs experience in finding
right job for right person
Licensed - Bonded
Members of Oregon
Placement Assoc.,
Natl. Assoc. Employment Agencies,
Medford Chamber of Commerce.
Certified Fee Schedule
No Fee unless we place you.
OFFICE PROFESSIONAL
CLERICAL SALES
The MaU 1005 E. Main
SP 3-758 8
13 WANTED SITUATIONS
HIGH school graduate seeking job
with security Sc reasonable sal-
ary. SP 2-6562.
NEED work. Willing to learn. Have
chauffeurs license. Mr. Powers.
SP 2-8103.
EXPERT PAINTING
Interior or Exterior.
Call Ken. SP 3-2566.
DRESS making, alterations St
drapes. Reasonable. Doris Wor
man. NO 4-1638.
IRONING 405 W. 2nd. SP 3-1297.
PAINTING by hr, or contract".
Guaranteed. Free estimates. Ref
erences SP 2-7613.
WANTED Dozer work for D4 Cat.
HI 6-3695.
REMODELING CARPENTERING
maiming worawicK. xw 8-1547.
CHILD CARE 3 -yrs. or over, pre
fer girls. SP 2-8495.
For Rent or Lease
4 Bedroom home, approxi
mately 1H years old, 14
baths, family room with fire
place, big living room and
dining room, beauHful kitch
en with lots of cupboards. In
good location on lot 100'x
135'. Contact owner at
TA 6-4421 after 5 p.m.
13 WANTED SITUATIONS
HANDYMAN SERVICE All odd
jobs. You name it. we do it. $1.50
per hr. Light hauling. SP 2-5311.
If no answer call NO 4-1425.
CHILD care, my home. SP 3-4940.
IRONING Sc curtains. SP 2-4416.
CHILD CARE SP 2-5097.
FOR expert carpenter work, any
kind, call SP 2-2035.
REMODELING
new building
specialty; also
Free estimates
giaaiy,
SP 3-2552 or SP 2-5462.
CHILD care, my home. SP 2-8321.
CABINET, carpenter work. Paint
ing, plastering, remodeling, ce
ment work. Any type of work
your nome needs, sp a-uuii.
PAINTING Sc house cleaning by
hour or job. Local reterences.
at- 3-0337,
HAVE 60" rotovator Sc do grading,
lawn planting. S Sc H Landscape
nursery. r:uq-i.ooo
Yard work, mowing, lawn vacuum
ing, light hauling Sc fertilizing.
Dmiiu coo.ono
HOUSEWORK by the hour. SP 2
4379. Custom tractor work. NO 4-1303 .
HOUSEWORK by hour. SP 3-5623.
WANTED Janitorlng- or yard
work. SP 3-3216.
TRACTOR WORK
Large Rotovator. Blade work.
xaros 6c gardens, or j-oiui.
CARPENTER work. Free estimat
es. SP 3-4742 or SP 2-9935.
CHILD CARE CENTER
Medford Nursery School
Licensed Inspected Insured
Mrs Ethel Tennant SP 2-6013
CEMENT work, Block work, fire-
piaces. uuaranteea. mu u-yoi.
BABY sitting. Refs. SP 3-3327.
TRACTOR WORK
Backfill, level, grade, mow.
Ernie Mallams. SP 2-4310.
CHILD Care. Car. SP 2-2287.
CONCRETE work of all kinds
Patios driveways, sidewalks.
Block work all kinds, remodel
ing old or new construction.
Free estimates SP 3-5479.
DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS
Mrg. Shepard. SP 3-4863
BACK HOE WffRlFDlMlnff.
trenching. NO 4-2902 after 6.
ALL types carpenter work. No job
too small. SP 3-5243 SP 3-6382.
CARPENTER work SP 2-4332.
Shrubs pruned right. NO 4-2850.
PAINTING. Reasonable. Lots of
locai refs. SP 3-4145
14 Wanted Miscellaneous
WANT private storage space for
pickup for 6 months. Write Trib
une Boxasuo
CASH FOR FURNITURE
Mise tools or anything saleable
Or will sell on consignment
Sale every Thurs.
WE PAY MORE1
Red Barn Auction Co,
S Hwy. 99 KE 5-1828
CALL USI SP 2-8218
WE NEED FURNITURE.
FOR a better deal on your coins
THOMPSON. SP 2-6782
CASH FOR FURNITURE
SP 2-2958 or SP 2-8760
.WANTED - BIDS
on Removal & Disposal
- OF BARK
in McCormlck Piling 8s Lumber
Co.. Talent, Ore. Write Henry
Jones. Box 352. Myrtle Creek.
Ore., or Ph. UNlon 3-3087 eves.
WANT BARKEE POLES
Contract us for prices Sc sped
fications. J H Baxter & Co.
P.O. Box 30 GR 6-6666. Grants
rass
USED PIANOS wanted. Will pay
Best Cash Deal For
Good used furniture Sc Mise.
OAK GROVE FURNITURE
SP 3-1564 or SP 3-2726. anytime
20-FOR RENT HOUSES
4-RM. unfurn. house. SP 2-8054.
UNFURN. 2-bdrm. duplex. Very
nice. Small child accepted. SP 3-
470D.
EASTSIDE, 2-bdrm. it den. 2 fire
places, carpeted, near Country
Club. Adults. Refs, $125 mo.
SP 3-6157.
4 ACRES
1800 Gal. an Hour Well
$2400 $50 Down, $30 Mo.
TA 6-4701
Also Large Acraaga
0
63 Acre Beef Producer
21 acres irrigated, more possi
ble. Lots of grass on adjoining
open range. Large hay and
feeder barn. Tractor and haying
equipment included. Growing
family will enjoy large four bed
room home that has fog free
view of valley. Owner will con
sider suburban home in trade.
Contract arranged on ba'ance.
Full price only $25,000, terms.
We believe this is the best
ranch buy we have seen this
season. For appt. to see call
Frank Christian, KE 5-1389 or
George Nerton, KE 5-1741. We
have many other good suburban
homes for sale. For Action Buy
ing or Selling call the
1-RED ARROW REALTY
Roy H. Maudlin, Realtor
At Talent Junction KE 5-1752
9mqainnniiaBB!:!i"'!
APPEALING
Cheerful 2 bdr. east Medford
home, sprawling living room
with astounding view of the
valley and city from its
large picture windows. Two
fireplaces, full basement, a
home to please you at a
price to please your budget.
By appointment only.
I READY TO MOVE INTO
A home you can be proud
M to call yours. 3 bdr. east
l side quiet street. The neigh
g borhood denotes pride of
H ownership and congenial liv-
ing. Call us now to see this
one before it is too late.
GOING TO BUILD?
h If so, contact us. We have
I a wide selection of building
j lots and suburban acreages.
Seme outstanding buys on
lots in east Medford. Priced
I fronrlOOO to $9000.
J. Verne Shanglt SP 2-9365
g Harold Houston ..SP 3-4390
I Bob Stokes ... SP 2-7919
9 Keith Bares, Rltr. SP 2-6034
on
I I REALTY J I
1 609 E. Jackson m
SP 3-7393
kKKKISEKiKia!
15-FINANCIAl & LOANS
WE PAY 6
On Savings
PHONE OR VISIT
CRATER FINANCE
135 Pine NO 4-1273
CENTRAL POINT
Names of Board of
Directors on Request.
20-FOR RENT HOUSES
CLEAN 3-rm. unfurn. modern, $40.
Close in Medford. KE 5-2700.
2-RM. modern unfurn. house. 305
Chestnut. sP3-ztiUB
2-BDRM. unfurn. house, $55. Call
SP 3-1762 after z p.m.
SMALL furn. house for 1 or 2,
Near Lincoln School, $40, gar-
age, spz-z&ba,
TWO 2-bdrm. houses unfurn.. near
schools 550 6c 33B naven ai.
SP 2-9098 eves, or SP 2-5149 10
a.m. to 6 p.m.
Bachelor Cottage SP 2-8155.
2-BDRM. house, 3 blocks from
shopping center. Call SF z-7ba
peiween m a.m. ec a p -in .
FOR RENT Small 1-bdrm. furn.
house In Central Point. Clean
and modern, $50. Suitable for
couple inquire jo ueaar ai.
Central Point. NO 4-2540.
SMALL, clean 2 - bdrm. house.
Service Dorch. Fenced in yard.
No pets. 1319 Stewart. Eves or
oun.
HOUSE in Applegate area. TW-9-1489
MODERN 1 bdrm. house unfurn.
Tile floors. Lots oi cupooaras.
92 ou. inuB spring.
3 BDRM. unfurn. Gold Hill $00.
UL. 5-1317.
TWO, 3 room houses. One furn.,
one unfurn. Apply 216 Lincoln.
CLEAN, modern, unfurn., 1-bdrm
duolex with earase. Water Dd
Ouiet Eastside location. Call
SP 3-2701 after 6 p.m. or SP3-
o-vg oays.
2-BDRM. house. S75 per month
carport & garage, Washington
School Dlst. Must be steady
renters.. Children welcome, 1049
W. 11th, SP 3-1083.
FOR RENT in Ashland Large
new 3-Harm. nouse unturn. sizu,
per mo. MU 9-3622. After 5:30
MU H-S541.
2 BDRM. unfurn. SP 3-2965 eves.
FOR RENT 1 Bdrm. furn. house.
Vane Lutz, Talent Junction.
I RANCH ACREAGE
I 26 Acre Ranch - Large house
I will trade for Medford Home
WESTSIDE
; 4 bedroom, near schools.
3 BR, WESTSIDE
I Bath & 3A, w-to-w carpet,
I fireplace, forced air heat.
! $14,500. Excellent terms.
2 Bedrooms, With Rental
with built-in oven and range
wall to wall carpet and
fireplace. Also rental at
$47.50 month.
2 BEDROOM
with guest house. Excellent
location, nice fenced yard.
Good terms.
SUBURBAN
Large 2 Br on Vi acre. Fire
place, dbl. garage. Real nice.
1500 SO. IVY
Large 3 bedroom, 1 Vt bath,
fireplace, forced air heat, lots
of ceramic tile, large fenced
lot. Like new.
"Biggest Salesmen In Town"
MERICAN
HOME & LAND CO.
Medford Hotel Lobby
SP 3-7543
Midge Conrad ....SP 3-1623
Dell Eubanks SP 3-1416
Pat Shaw SP 3-3007
J. E. Harper ...'.....SP 3-4032
Herb Lee SP 3-4602
llm Nistler SP 3-7543
Rogue
Land
704 W. 6th SP 3-3641
This Week's Specials
NEW LOW PRICE
4 Bedroom Colonial with den, 2 baths, modern kitchen with
dishwasher and disposal. One acre of land in city. Could be
divided for 2nd home. Only $18,000.00 for quick sale.
LARGE OLDER HOME
On West Main, has been made into 6 apts. Needs a handy
man. Lot 60x260 and zoned. Asking $15,750.00. Make an
offer and name your own terms.
SUBURBAN 4 BR.
On 1 acre, irrigated. 1 Vi baths. Close to school, $12,500.00.
Will accept good car and cash to best loan.
WANT AN 8x40 TRAILER?
We have client with 2 B.R. trailer to trade on 5 to 8 Irrigated
acres with home under $10,000.00 Call JOHN.
2Vi ACRE HOMESITE
We have TWO of these level, irrigated and close to towo.
$3250.00 each. Q
READY TO MOVE READY TO DEAL
One of Medford's finest 2 story, 3 bedroom homes. Choice
carpet throughout. With or without all appliances 80x200
lot near Country Club. Beautiful trees and shrubs Pries
$24,500.00 bQ of terms. fnce
NEW 3 B.R. lKi BATH
Just started ready in SIXTY days on nice, quaS) street
m all new area Birch k.tchen, with range and ovenDouble
garage. Paved street. City water and sewer. Choose your own
colors, siding, etc. Total price will be $14,700.00.
Jsrin Pneenll
RTEl tu
Chuck Shotwell
if
20-FOR RENT HOUSES
CUTE for couple Small 1-bdrm.
furn., all elec. Adults. No pets.
$50. St3-tiUJD.
2-BDRM furn. house, near shop-
tng center. 85. SP 3-1612 or
P 3-3187. or SP 2-7804 after
o .
2 CLEAN unfurn., 2-bdrm. houses,
fenced yards. 105 E. 4th St.,
Phoenix. KE 3-2522. i
FOR RENT 1-bdrm modern cot
tages, elec. kitchen, oil heat S40
6 p.m.
niO, aUOU A BUM twn hm.
FURN COTTAGE dl78 Cratef
Lake Hwy. arj-Jiua.
CABINS S8 up SP3jj195
FOR RENT Small 3-bdrm. in
Medford. Will rent for $75 per
mo. Call Herried REAL ES
TATE SP3-74G4.
21 -For Rent Apartments
COMPLETELY PRIVATE Furn.
1-bdrm. apt. All utilities pd. $75
mo. Inquire 531 Fairmont eves..
or pnone arj-ja.
1 St 2-BDRM. furn. apts., overlook
river; midway Medford & Grants
Pass. Adults. UL 5-1012.
3-RMS. furn. Ground floor. Utili
ties pd. $65 mo. 513 Board
man. SP 3-6795.
REAL
ESTATE
TOP
VALUES
From
VANDAGRIFT
LEEVER-WHALIN1
REALTY
328 South Central
Ph. SP 3-5391
WHERE ELSE
1924 SQ. FT. FOR
JUST $22,750
And this even includes wall to
waif carpeting, oven, range,
dishwasher. The interior decor
is Just beautiful all natural
woods, waif paper, used brick,
louvered doors, stone entry, 3
large bedrooms, family room, 2
fireplaces. This home is a won
derful buy. Call today.
2 BEDROOM & RENTAL
$11,000
Nice location, extra neat and
clean. Has extra lot for con
struction of additional rental.
OVERLOOK
SPECIAL
New on the market, this 3 bed
room, family room home in
Eastwood Subdivision should sell
fast. It's close to schools, has a
fine view over town to the
mountains and nearly 1700 sq.
ft. of living area.
DUPLEX $14,750
$145 MO. INCOME
Well located, spacious 2 bed
room units. Excellent rental rec
ord, easy walking distance to
downtown.
BUILDER'S LOT
$2,750
Larger, corner, 1 00' x 1 70' lot,
in Verde Hills going at a sacri
fice price. Handy to school and
town.
SHADY COVE
29 wooded acres 1 mile from
general store, spring. Full price
$3,600. $1,000 down, balance
$25 month.
1 8 acres, creek frontage, 3
room cabin, barn, spring. $5,
500. Terms.
Bill Kerr SP 2-449
lulienne Parsons ..SP 3-2937
Ann Rice SP 3-567J
Florence Fagalde ....TR 8-2611
Justin Smith SP 3-6361
Chet Willion SP 3-5391
Valley
Co.
-
- SP 3-4376
. SP 3-3079
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