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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1980 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. Duncan's Position Known on Issues, Legislator Claims Robert B. Duncan, Med- ford, " speaker ol the . state house of representatives, and a Democratiq candidate for reelection'said today that his position on taxes and'O and C funds ."is a matter of public record in the House . Journal, and in the committee reports." He said his position is "well known" to John R. Dellen- for. representative from Jack son county who - challenged Duncan to clarify his position on the subjects. Duncan noted that in 1957 a bill introduced by a Repub lican to consider 29 per' cent of the O and C funds In de termining a school district's eligiblity for ; state equaliza tion died in committee. He wrote the minority and dis senting report to the recom mendation that 25 per .cent of O and C funds be allocated A Too Iqf To Classify LET us transplant your trees St i shrubs. We also trim hedges. : Call Ray Chamberlln, SP 3-8032. no caiia aaturqay. NOTICE If you want your peach trees sprayed, phone WITHROW, or 2-ojfO. FOUND Puppy on Fish Lalte Rd. FOR SALE CombinaUon 21" Ad miral TV, radio St phonograph. Call SP 2-2013. National Group Supports Labeling Contents of Shoes ' The National. Federation of Independent Business, which has the largest individual membership of any business organization in the country, has- supported Wilbur - L Gardner's campaign to have shoes labeled. - ; ,' Gardner, ' who ' operates shoe repair shop in Medford, started the drive for labeling shoes, and as a result . Con gressman Charles O. Porter has introduced a bill which would require shoes ' be la beled of the material used in manufacture. -' . have expressed -support tor .the bill, uaraner said. . f n..,...llr cant Mnh - congressman a ietter seeking eacn one s vpimuii- uri uie yiw -posed bill. He referred to the (Jonfiressionai rtecora. wnicn TIIJVIUUCU a JMiVbW-. AJ.WSS1 wu.u -poses of , the bill; and why it . ic Hactpa1 - .. ' . w -A. ' "Foreign Imports : Tn his lpttpr 'to eonffress- . that "shoes imported from for eign lands, have in some-in- feet, and .this is .another added cause; to lapel snoes Gardner's letter to . each - congressman was followed by . a letter to eacn one irom ivier . rill A. Watson, executive vice president of . the national iTtuiitf ivi nil u lci i. L Lis. xnst. ucowiu ' tiori, : who expressed opposi tion tn thp nrnnosed bill. ' letter, 14 congressmen have gone on record as favoring the bill, and many more may line up in support of it, ac- sources, Gardner said. Sen. Hubert Humphrey of woman Martha S.. Griffiths, TWirhJefan nrr flmoillZ the re-' . nnnf cunnnrtorc nf tVlt Villi. vcuv auti""tv" - I 111 I -.Mm A JIM . - jut ujeu jluic Hirih nn hrartPC Ashland Coeds at 'South- era .Oregon college scored higher, on grade point aver- aees' than male students, ac- rnrriins to Mrs. MBDei VY in- cfnn. rpciictrar. The grade point average for women during the academ ic year 1959-60 was 2.70, - while the. men naa a ,gratw - nint over-nee of 2.50. There f is a possible 4.0 perfect aver- - age. - Mrs., vyinsion saiu ure - teacher'- education students . held the highest average com ith non-teacher educa tion srouos. Women's residences had an yecu, " , -- - un..ini, Unite nvprnffpd 2.14. she said. . mi 11 niuraiia rnr lSnfl-fiO rose each consecutive term, and averaged out at the -. end ot,tnree : Boycen Discusses Post Mm r " Uhm1,HM iviarK ooyaeu, tunuiun .Taritsnn eountv surveyor, em phasized- the importanace of - experience and knowledge of local conditions in upnoia ing the high standards of sur vovtnB in this area" at a inpptino this week of the local charjter of the Professional Engineers of Oregon. " Bnvden. who is chief dep- uty of the county surveyor's iBa nM tha ffroun that ' "although the position of county surveyor is an elective nnp. it should be won through : the qualifications of technical " rfirit. and not through the techniques of political ex pedience." Q to the- county school fund when he, was on the interim education committee. He ; noted ' that the ' house committee recommended fur ther study of the field of school finance by the 1959 in terim committee, and as a re sult the committee may rec ommend a "compromise that 12V4 per cent of O and C funds be considered In allo cating equalization funds." Mrs. Evelyn Nye, Republi can from Jackson county seeking reelection and a mem ber of the 1959 interim com mittee on education, voted against the ' 25 per cent pro posal, but has supported .the 12V4 per cent, Duncan said. ; Duncan said both he and Mrs. Nye "recognize the state wide . obligation , to . furnish Oregon youngsters with a good education.' Both of us have been seeking a distribu tion formula fair to all parts of the state and one which will end the geographical an tagonism which has held back education in Oregon." Tax Measure Good The tax , measure referred to the- people, Duncan said, "is a good bill." . He said that according ,to estimates from Gov. Mark Hatfield's, tax conv mission, it was necessary to raise additional revenue to balance the budget: .' : 'The changes which this bill makes were a part of Gover nor . Hatfield's, recommenda tions. His entire program was not adopted because it was not necessary . and , had it been; the surplus would have been astronomical, Duncan said.' :'" '" ' ' ' "The referred measure prob ably will not pass, and should not because of the inconveni ence to taxpayers in book keeping and filing returni," he added. i -: ? ; Duncan asked Dellenback to : state his position on sev eral questions, including school reorganization, the to bacco tax. the three-way in dustrial ..accident proposal, minimum prices for cigarettes, licensing contractors, moving the welfare commission to Sa lem. -the. Columbia Basht in terstate compact, the labor elections bilV executive-reorganization, the , development of the legislative fiscal .com mittee and other subjects on which Duncan already is! on record, . FARM FERTILIZERS, Am. Sulfate. Am. Nitrate. 16-20. Super. GyD- aum. A bag or carload. Monarch aeeq cc J? ceq Co. , . S25 REWARD for Information to tne wnereabouts 6c purcnase ot early model Cord car stored in Jarage locally. SP 2-3332 be ore 8. ' SAVE PABCO 3-tab rooting, all colors, o q. net, t-esn ana carry. 2x4 No. 4, S4S. S23 per M, Beautiful qi-inch Oak. Birch. Maple and' Mahogany Plywood, 42c sq. ft No. 2 Oak shorts silo per uiousana. NORTON LUMBER CO PHOENIX WHITE CITY ASHLAND SEED GRAINS. Wheat. Barlev Winter Oats, Rye. TreaUng serv ice avaiiaDie. monarcn aeea ac reeauo., rarm store. . PEONY' Roots, sweet pea seed; uusb ouios unproved rtea jsnv peror Tulips, $1.10 per doz. . BERRYDALE FLOWER FARM BLACK SWEDISH OATS. Winter brays, Kanotas. too. Monarch Seed - & Feed Co., Farm Store, turn ae rir a is. BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS lor sale. 200 each. MaU Tribune otnee. 23 north Fit. GRASS SEEDS. The lowest prices in 10 years. .see us before buy ing. Monarch Seed it Feed Co., PLANER BLOX r .Big double loads 2 foot. Summer Drices MEDFORD gUEL SP 2-2111 CLOVERS & ALFALFAS. Vetches. r-eas, loo. we mix ec inoculate. Monarch Seed &.Feed Co.,' Farm store, lotn ee Mr ats. FOR SALE 30,000 BTU. Dearborn neater-,., Dea , . complete, nearly new, mattress. SP 2-2579 after. S p.m. SOW BEARDLESS BARLEY for hay combined with vetch and - peas for a bumper hay crop. . Monarch Seed & Feed Co., Farm - store. 10th & fir sts. HEATHK'T . From your authorized factory i ropreapnauve. ouuuicrn . w Northern Calif. . VERL G. WALKER CO. 305 W. Jackson SP 3-753? Medford, Oregon SOW "MONARCH MEADOW MIX. Finest clover 7 grass mix for pasture or ' hay; $38.50 - cwt. Monarch Seed & Feed Co., Farm Store. - C Card of Thanks Thank you for 3-PERSONAL 1 3 WANTED. ' SITUATIONS Merle Norman Cosmetics 214 Fluhrer Bld. : 4-LOST AND FOUND CONCRETE work of all kinds Pauos driveways. , aiaewaiM. Block work all kinds, remodel ingold or new construction. Free estimates. SP 3-5479. DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS Mrs. snepard. at- o-iaoo LOST Large canvas tarp in N.W. meaiora. riease cau xueaioru Fuel. - ' ' 5-INSTRUCT.ON5 PIANO TEACHER. KB 51177. GUITAR lessons. Note or System SP 3-3725. KE 5-1074, Music teacher Standard & Steel CARPENTER work SP 3-4332.' ' NO 4-2650. Lots, of Shrubs pruned right. PAlNTtNG, locat refs Guitar 2-9174. Also popular, piano. SP- HIGH school at home. S6 monthly includes texts . & , insirucuon. American School,, Ray BurKctt. registrar. Box 641'. Yreka. Calif. WANTED Slightly used- lt truck. Cash or trade car. Gi Fass. in atuua 10 WANTED MALE HELP GENERAL automotive .. mechanic' and tune up man. Excellent working conditions. 'Lea Motors, Medford. Ore. Phone SP 2-6185, Carnation Company iii'!,- CAREER' ' SALES REPRESENTATIVE : to111:-;" Headquarter in Bedford HASH FDR. FIIRNII UHt AUso tools or .anything saieaoie . Or . Will . sell 1 on i consignment sale every ihuib. , - t ' ' WE.'PAV MORKI Red Barii 'Auction Co, S. Hwy. 09 . KE 5-1828 CAliL US! SP. 2-821 8 FOR a better deal on your , coin THOMPSON. SF 3-B78. ' oppor- Excellent,, advancement t unity. Good Statti nff Salary ' Car and Expenses furnished : ior business & personal .use. Group Insurance. Retirement and ' " - iProfit sharing benefits'. ' - Experience desired but not - essential. . . f . . . ; ' State ace. education: -marital ,i status and work history in', . letter to Tribune Box 6023 Medford,- - - . .. . WANTED 3 route men to sell Sc. service established Watktns , retail route.- Top commissions, MU fl-7212 eves or -before 9 a.ni. WANTED Married man -with car for Fuller Brush Route. S100 tier wk. guarantee to start. SP 2-8934 for your kindness and sympathy at a time when they were deeply appreciated. , Mrs. Hugh Moore " Mrs. W. D. Moore Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Moore .... Miss Marilyn Moore , i Mr. & Mrs. W. A. White '$100 A WEEK GUARANTEED Rich Plan of So. Oregon ' . 20 S: Fir St.." Medford I LODGE NOTICES - , Medford Lodge No. 103, A.F.! & A.M. ' SpeOial Communication 6n ' Fri day, Oct. 14 at 7:30 p.m. Work in FC degree. Vis- . .ltinff brethren welcome. ' Refreshments. ' . John H. Eddy, W.M, Stated Communication. Reames Chapter No. 66, OES. Medford Masonic Temnle. ThurR.. Oct. 13. I960,' 8 p.m. Visitors welcome. Lurllne Nordwlck, W.M. . 2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS 11 -WANTED FEMALE HELP COMPETENT woman for care of small child, my home. - Must have own transportation &.Kes .. Permanent position. SP3-7030 after 5. - HOUSEKEEPER Mature woman, Live in. wust qrive. sr.a-zuuy, WANTED 2 women part time i advertised Wat kins p'rodu to sell & deliver nationally product. Commission & bonus.-writer John .Walker. 99 Wlmer, Ashland. 1 2 MALE OR FEMALE HELP WANTED Man or woman baker, Johnson's- Model Bakery, - 203 W. Main. SP 2-47Z0. . DISHWASHER . Eve. . shift. midnight. Hotel Medford. The Telephone Employees Activity Association wiu noia a itummage Sale, 7 Sat., Oot .15, 9 a.m. to a p.m. at xne .agiei naii. zl i W. Main St., Medford. CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY T ; PERSONAL, Lodge Notices . Special Club Events ; Personal Lost and Found. instructions Wanted Male Help Wanted Female Help -Male or Female Help Wanted Situations Wanted Miscellaneous Financial & Loans REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses For Rent Apartmentt' For Rent Furnished Boom. . Rent Rooms 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 ,, j0 Appliances 1 Furniture .....-.... 2 44 45 SO 81 82 S3 84 88 Musical Equip., Radio, TV 43 Sports and Hobbli Miscellaneous Dogs and Pet Poultry Llvestrtfc Wanted Livestock . Hay. Grain and Feed . Fruits & Vegetables - Automotive ft Equipment Machinery and Tractors 60 Eauinment fort Rent 62 Trailers ........ JO Parts and Accessories - 'J Cycles end Scooters 73 Cars and Trucks 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY j Too Late to Classify . A Business Directory B Card of Thanks . C CHAPTER CG, PEO SISTERHOOD KUMMAUS BALiSi. Bai.. .JC. 10. Few Bidg., 10B n. ivy. uoors BP-TTTlFn NimRF. . will care for your agea parencin quiet, coun try home. . Write Tribune . Box 5904 Tupperwsrs RAWLEIGH Products. SP 24438. ANYONE having a drinking prob- iem - is welcome at- Aiconouo Anonymous 830 pjn. Tues. -V Sat, Rear of 212 N. O alt dale SP 2-6637 Classified Rates, 1 day .per word . 8 days per word 3 days per word 4 days per word I days par word ' By Lin Per Month S3 28 (Minimum First Issus 80c) Business DUectory Each line per month 81.JJ Minimum per month 85 M Desd Uns on Classified Ads 630 pjn. for following day. except 10 a.m ior Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday Dead Line on Display Classi fied Ads10.00 A M. Saturday for Sunday and Monday ' 1 PJ tht day belor pubu esUon for Tues. through - rri. APPROVED CREDIT CHARGES BILLED -BT THE LINE LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS Mnttf-. 1. hereby . Blven thst Kn... hj..n .nnointed administrator of the esute of John Gilbert Perdue, deceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, and have quali fied. All . persons hsving claims against said estate are hereb; Mtifi.rt tn nresent them, wlu proper vouchers duly verified, to me st my office, 312 Leverette Bids.. Medford. . Oregon, within six months from'th. dste of this nnl i-a Dated and first published Sep tember 28. 1960. . ', , ' John M. Ross, Administrator Bruce J. Manley Attorney for Estats 213 Levers ite Bldf. PERSONAL Mountain View Nursing Hpme: .- 24 -nours nursing care.c..v AH on one floor, -"."j. ' Wide-halls and doors.-V-';: . ' bright sunny rooms. ! ''.' 896 Park St.. Ashland. Or.. NOTICE ip; VOLLRATH L0-HEET1 Stainless, ateel cookwar'e' -i-i'lv Display, Sales, Service. 12 " yrs. district representative locally. Call SP 3-2483 . .THE " PQWBER PUFF j . .BEAUTY SALON .li'.lB (RE OPEJNING . i 3084 Crater Lake Hwy. ;-t. SP 3-4325 -. PLATZ SERVICE "UNijlMITED; Your Qualified Employment . Agehcy oldest & beat. So. Ore. 8 yrs experience in finding-. . .- . j-aceimea - oonaea . 4 Members of Oregon ' Placement Assoc KatL Assoc. Employment. Agencies, Medford Chamber of Commerce Certified Fee Schedule ' ,rNorFee unless we place you. OFFICE PROFESSlONAli; " - ' CLERICAL SALES ., ,'" - -. .The Mall 1005 E. Main SP3-7388 " ' 20-FOR RENT HOUSES' CHILD CARE CENTER - Medford -Nursery . -School Licensed Inspected Insured Mrs Ethel Tennant SP 2-6013 SMALL house in Ashland. Furn. or paruy -iurn.. -xencea -pasiure. J40. MU 0-19U. , . . . . CLEAN 2 bdrm. partly furn. Ctose to MCLsOugniin tugn. unuuren welcome. $65 mo. SP 2-8642. FURNISHED CABINS BACK HOiTWORKrDlgging. trenching. NO 4-2902 after 6. FOR RENT In Gold Hill unfurn., iarge l-Dprm, nouse. uox iu7-a, Lampman Rd. Call MU 2-8351 or MU 9-3231. too small. arpent SP 3-1 5243 SP3-63B2. SMALL furn. 1 bdrm. house. Suit able tor a oniy. no. pets, 1557 Stewart. ' ' ' "Reasonable, SP 3-4145 UNFURN. 2-bdrm. duplex. Very nice, bmau cnua accepted, oi a- 4fUK I4-Wanted Misceltantout ton. rants CLEAN3rm unfurn. modern-. $40. Close tn Med torq. kss-htoo . CLEAN, modern, unfurn.. 1-bdrm. duoiex w n caraae. water dq, Quiet Eastside location. Call SP 3-2701 after 6 pan. or SP 3 478 days. FOR RENT in Ashland Large new 3-Bdrm. house unfurn. io per mo. MU "0-3623. After 5:30 MU 2-9541 ! FOR RENT 1 Bdrm. furn. house. vane umz. Talent junction. ' WE NEED FURNITURE. CUTE for couple Small 1-bdrm. furn.. ail eiec. Aduiu,, wo pfits. CASH FOR- FURNITURE' SP 2-29 5 B . or SP 3-87B0 "WANT BARKIE POLES . Contract us for prices St spect P.O. Box1 30 'OR 6-0666; 'Grants USED PIANOS . wanted FOR RENT 1-bdrm modern cot tages, eiec. Kitchen, on neat u mp. aooo rapie kock na, FURN COTTAGE: 6179 Crater Lake Hwy. 3-3709. CABINS S8 up SP3-019B Cash. Erskine's. Will nay Best Cash-Deal: For Good used--furniture' SI -Misc. OAK GROVE FURNITURE SP 3-a564 or SP 3j272B anytime 15-FINANCIAt,& LQAN5 WANTED $9000 to build a Vermi. tioning plant iii this valley. Will rive. -1st mortenee on 500 A. . Will. repay loan at HOOO 7fi plus IVa int. MU U-1UU1. - ;;: WE On Sayings ; -PHONE OR VISIT CRATER; FINANCE t35 Pine -;. -NO 4-1273 . . CENTRAL. POINT . Names of Board of - ' Directors oh Request 20-FOR RENT HOUSES NEWhome. 6r will 'lease, with op. Tion to Tiuy. af afaiiq.j LARGE modern1 '1-bdrm.: duole 570 .Available ,oct. ti. '4o Myers uourt. fcjtJ.aJai)aiJ' or ar -roiao SMALL 4-rm sonaoie uhtMrnt ,h0ue. Re a- UNFURN. 2bdrm.'house7TW. No pets. SP 3-B1-B7.-1 l-BDRM. furn' all utilities Dd cept Has. Close in. 545. SP 3-10B3. CLEAN 1-bdrm; partly furrf. house, 35 . mo.1 aB 'so: g ir. af a-iuau REDECORATED Uhrn. ,1-bflrm. house. Eiec. ranee &,: reins Clean & roomy. Close in, $55 water & barbage -pd.- SP 2-8825 47 N. Peach. . m. , 1-BDRM. house;. MP 3-tiU07. . . West,-. Jackson, PARTLY, furn.,-. l-bdrm. .house. inquire. xiziMo.. uoiumpus. 1008 E.- MAlN-bdrm-.. with stove i Se reing. Adults. 5. shz-7330, UNFURN. 1-bdrm. with sleeping poron. ypo. mo. izo a. npuy. 2-BDRM. furn. house. 400. DeBarr Ave. $68.50 mo, SP 3-5271. 13-WANTED SITUATIONS HOUSE work; own car. gP 2-8318. Woman wanta housework. Tff 9- -,1152. ' ' - . TRACTOR-WORK . Level, backfill,' terrace. ' Ernie Mallams. SP 2-4310. PAINTING by Hr. or Contract. Guaranteed. Free estimate, Refs. SP 2-7613; . ; - Will care for small child, lit. my home. SP 2-8233 COOK, tlon house-keeper desires posi- References. NO 4-2268. YARD work or odd Jobs. SP 2-4332. HANDYMAN 'SERVICE. Roofing, painting, cleaning attics, base - ments, all odd. jobs; No job too big or too small. $1.30 -per hr. Also hauling of all types.- SP-2-5311, if no ans. call NO 4-1425. ASHIANDSKATEWAY v Tues. Si, Wed. 7:30-10., i ', Frl. -Sat. 730-13 . , , . Call MUa-0032 , Home! : Parties. ' SP- W ATKINS Products. SP 3-5667. : MASON shoes. SP 2-8283. HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS? See ciltl wmtney. ne can ar. range a loan for you from' SB0 tA SISOO on furniture., automo bile or salary. American Finance corp., U3 w. Main at., rn. of. 1-6201 ' ' REAL ESTATE LOANS to 2S00- Commercial industrial . srnance Corp Mam se Rlversioe ay 3-45B. DENTURES repaired St te-lined wnile you wait, uav or eva. rn SP 3-6026 25 Lozler Lane. Use Tribune Want Ada IRONING by nr. KE 5-2543. CARPENTER St CEMENT WORK of all kinds. , FREE ESTIMATES. SP 3.1625 . WANT trash hauling. R. O. Wilson. IRONING. SP 2-5763. 413 W. 2nd. ROOFING New, re-cover, repair, Keasonaoie prices.' zo' yrs. ex perience. Bill Miller. SP 3-2765. IHQNING 05 W. 2nd. SP 3-1287. REMODELING CARPENTERING Painting . NorawlcK. inm-wt. IRONING St .curtains. SP 2-4416. CHILD CARE SP 2-5697. REMODELING a specialty; also "new building. Free, estimates gladly. SP 3-2552 or SP 2-5462; HAVE 60" rotovator St do sradlng, lawn planting. S&H Landscape ixuraery. iw iddp. Yard work, mowing, lawn vacuum . ing, light hauling: & fertilizing, Ripley. SP 2-277B. Custom tractor work. NO 4-1303 HOUSEWORK by hour. SP 3-5623, WANTED Janltoring or yard work. BP 3-3216; TRACTOR WORK Larffe Rotovator. Yards St gardens. SP 3-6707. -Blade work, CARPENTER work. Free estimat es. SP 3-4742 or .SP 2-9935; UNFURN. 6465.1 .. 2-hdrnt.t.-f6p-mojSP2. Utilities pd. KE 5-1468 OR 3 bdrm. .unfurn. 722 W 14th. SP 3-2965, 2l-Fo'r Rent ApaHrriaftU- 3-RM. apt. SP 3-3235. K&C Motel - Kitchens; wkly. CLOSE, in Eastside (urn. bachelor apt Garage. s mo. at a-oaou. FOR MAN - 2-rmi. furn.' apt. ln- cluaes oenaing. . su . wit. oju a. Central. SP 3-6817. '. FURN cabins St apti. Vets St pen sioners . welcome. . 520 N. - Front. SMALL apt; .pensioners -preferred; reasonaoie. jiy w. ana. NICE 'modern 2-bdrm.. S50. 1-bdrm. . S4Q. See Mgr. Apt 1. 108 "G" St.. Jacksonville WEEKLY St- MONTHLY RATES. uear , ureeu juoiei. ar j-ajou. CLEAN apt., close in, all utilities pd. Washing facillUes. 217 S. Riverside. -' ' ' . MEDFORD .Plaza Apts. 10th it Oakdale. Furn. St unfurn apts . .Utilities turn Clean, safe St com fortable; "A really good' place to - live." afa-u74B. CLEAN unfurn 2-bdrra: houses, fenced yards. 105 E. 4th St., Phoenix. 5-2522. 21 For Rent Apartmentt NEWLY rcdecorated..'furn.; .mod ern 3 rooms, oatn sc carport, 5 13 'Boardman,, SP-3-6705; FOR SINGLE WOMAN Upstairs 1 Rm. Kltcnenette. all eiec.. nice ly furn. apt. 3,32.50., 21 So. Orange.' ' RM. downstairs nicety furn. all eiec apt. Auto, washer St dryer. Couples only. 21 ao. urange EXCEPTIONALLY nice 3-rm. turn, -upstairs apt. Heat St hot water pd.- Stove St refrig. Adults. Near Courthouse. TA, 6-4531. VERY nice lareo 2-bdrm. BDt, eiec. stove, reifig., washing facil ities, swimming pool. Corner of lltn at rung. ara-4uua. 3-RM ant.. 2-borms Stove St refrig. No children or pets. 722 King at sho. af. a-aMu.eves.. 25 WANTED TO RENf v OFFICE MGR. of hew Thunder - bird Market desires modern un burn. 2 or 3-bdrn.-hon)e. Prefer : near High School. About Nov.. i. SP 3-7228. QUIET Christian, widow no smok ing or annKing - wisnes Clean comfortable quiet - downstairs furn. apt. or cabin.' Convenient- iyiocated. TA 6-4745. WANTED to Rent 2-bdrm. house Nov. l, vicinity t Thunderblrd WANT o Lease for from 3 to a years, small - acreage; 2bdrm., . unfurn. house, within 10 ml. radius- oi Talent area. A. u. Roskam, Rt, 1, Box 46rL, Jack- sonville. 1 ' 30 REALTORS. , 30-REALTORS WHEN you think ot real eitsts, think of tho Spencer Bugley ' agency. 224 W 6th Medford. 1 a WEBSTER, HEALIOR ADDralser-Insurar - 4428 Pacific Hwy S KE 6-1262 CLARK J. WALKER AGENCY Call us to list your property. . . STEWART PENINGTON Certified Appraiser , Reliable Courteous Service : 427 East Main ' SP 2-6721 REALTORS FURN. Apt Utililtes pd. Manor MOteK. NO 4-2094. 22 For Rent Furnished Rooms ROOM; employed woman; kitchen, homo privileges. J8..a week. Refs. please. 'Dressier. SP 2-2856. . NICE rnv, kitchen privileges lor worm tig 'woman, sv z-auuo FOR RENT Lovely sleeping rm., private path, zot. w. ivy Clean sleeping rm. 153 N.J Oakdale, LOVEL.Y reasonable. steeping, rooms. tve a-ioio. EXCEPTIONALLY nice rm. Cloi in. Rea&onablo. 40B N. Central, 23-Rent Room and Board CLEAN 1-bdrm. furn. apt. 233 Bcatty sr., or pnone at? a-iaau. ROOMS. ' furn. rooms furn. Hoiiy. $35, 345 N." Bartlett. Inquire ,125 S. BDRM. apt. New construction, ww carport, Dum-in stoves, cicc. heat, garages' St laundry facili ties. Adults, no pets., 125 Cot tage StP3-5KJ2; CLEAN, furn. 2 rm. UpiUirs apt. SP 3J7300.' RM. bachelor cabin. Water . Sc garbage pd. SP 2-9433 after fi p.m. week days. . LARGE) furn. apt, Private. Adults. Good location, sib a. uaKoaie, CLEAN,-' ' confortable. , furnisnea 3-rm. api. Reasonable.- SP 3'-S497. anacious, for rent, REAL nice' unfurn. 2-bdrm, apt. 401 parte Ave. aquiui oruy. sra- 41B4. . . Children wel- Y mi. FtlHN. APTS come. LazV J Motel. Knuth from . Rocue 1 Rlvei Bridge on Hwy. 89. GR 9-1449 or JU2-H81. : . . furn. NF.WLY. nalnLed 3-rm a. water as garDBge pa, viosta In VERY attractive, nicely furn. apt. Auto. waBher oe aryer; aauits only. Call SP 3-7543 days or SP 3-1416 eves. . . . K&O' MoteL Kltchpns, .wkly. MEN.'12S 'Onkdnle BOARn A RM Clne m SP 3-4172. 24-For Rent Miscellaneous Office space for pile person,, In cludihg all utilities & telepHone i answering service.' Located In . Medfoid'Sr' ttiost; - modern office building. Air conditioning, Si ad jacent; oft street parking.-.See uene ue yoe., uui w. ivmm, nusiNftsS Bldr.. for rent. 30x60' 2747 in; t'acmo'Hwyi.B'a-aan. FOR LEASE Warehouse office. 5000 sq. iin Gooa locauon. win remodel 'to suit on long term lease; S. - M. Purcell, 439 N Front. .SP2-.4tna. ' ; ; .' DOWN . town office for Eent.,SP2- 8137. New Off Ices. 20c, ft. SP 3-3110. AIR conditioned office space, rea- sonaoie. apa-cmti. 25 WANTED TO RENT COUPLE wants ot rent modern, furn. apt., duplex, or nouie. ar-2-81577 ' NICE- 3-rm. furn. 404 N. Grape. AdUHS. SP 2-4553- or- MP 3-1035. FOR RENT Small clean furn, bachelor apt.- au eiec. . uunues pd: 340 1&. N. Central, Apt. 1. Mgr. .... ..?! 2-BDRM. APT. Unfurn.; elcc. stove.- retng., , neat, not' water, laundry facillUes. Adults: Evelyn Aptgi, iij- y. ivy; or f uuno. WE invite ypu to oome,& see this cozy mu api., iiBWi- LtUe ant., newly furn isknttf1. ate. Suitable far workine couple' or individual. -By. ap pointment, SP 3-3549. , $ SAVE $ 59 RAMBLER Display Tbls Emblem YOUR ASSURANCE ot INTEGRITY and RESPONSIBILITY ' TOR SOUND REAL KSTATE ADVICE See Youn Ijcal Healtor Home Finders ' SP 3-4609 . FOR LEASE"' ; ,10 acres irrig. pasture, aood barn and fences. Good 3-BR. home. All this $00 per month. See at , 2133 Spring -St. and call SP3- OU or. 5lJ2-.4!H4 $8.500 $900 Hn. . 10 A. Creek through place. House,, barn, outbuildings, On paved road. 1 i . , ,, i , . " $1.500- ; ft A, lot , on Howard , Ave. Water & seWer available.! ; $12,000 1 2 houses on 1 A. City water. Shade. Nice location Good property at this price.) .- $7,450 : 2 homes on small Jot..'-Both ' rented. Will take late model' i.ear as part down payment. Guy h Hays,: Realtor; -'633 N Centrsl V , ,SP 31969 NEW I960 RAMBLERS 12 LEFT 2-DOORS 4-DOOR WAGONS SAVE-SAVE UP TO $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $600 $700 PAUL LEA MOTORS 5th & BARTLETT SP 2-6185 4-Dpbr Sedan. .' . LEA MOTORS : 12th" and. Riverid. 40 CARS' READY TO GO BARGAIN GRADE s Chenev Slud Mill l',4:fxfi Central Point ' t J.' r t fliLe BDRM, unfifrn., jQrtet 'Jaoti 3 mi. from, city cenM-' chilli ?65. 1087 WestWorodtJ3r;orf ;DiichaTd Home Dr. trJ' H FOR RENT 2-bdrm: 'dlipwxi. $45. KE 5-1881. Pffy". I'-BDRM. hotXse-,''(funi:;' tlo"se. in, aan,eior, St.. furri,, .-i-bdrm; - duplex. CLEAN. 2-BDRM. house, excellent location, nas just oecn completely reno vated. See Gene DeVoo ot Jim Fairchild. 1307 W. Main. FURN. 2-bdrm, house. 804 -N. Riv erside. T . . FURN' 3;rm. cabin. Eiec. stove & refrig. Fireplace.' 30., hp 3-2311 alter 7 p.m 3-RM; furn. house, 950; .1465 Spring at. at z-viti. . FOR SALE or Lease. 3-bdrm. modern house & id a, irioqe Lois Brewer,. MU 5-4091' after 5 p.m . ; UNFURN. house. 4 ring., garage. water pa.. 47 eairmo.unt. ul o- IddR " Furn. bachelor cottage.' SP 2-8155. FOR LEASE Excellent new 3- bdrm. in central point. ?u mo.; top quality. . - , , . ' : , FOR REN T Duplex, 1-bdrm.i . firenlace. tiled bath, earase, . West Medford. $75 ., mo. Call Herrted Real Estate. SP 3-7464. FOR RENT) 'orFor Sale Nice 2 bdrm., suburban. : SP 3-2519 or -BDRM., den., fireplace,, unfurn. yno. crater LaKe '.tiwy. aqua. FOR RENT 2 bdrm. unfurn. house. Inaulfe 303 Gonessee, 1 & .' 2 BDRM. furn. cottages on ' Rogue river, midway Medford, . Granta Pass. Homestead on the Rogue. Gold Hill. NEWLY re-decorated 4-rm. 1-bdrm. Heater St eleC. range; water pd. .' '$65. . Adults.'. 120 S. , Columbus. SP 2-8803. ' : 2-BDRM ! unfurn. house. Pine road, Medford. 2509 Lone 2-BDRM. house, unfurn. Fireplace, . wwU carpet.; BP 2-7449. OVER $430,000,00 EVALUATION! . BY ORDER Qf BOARD O f DIRECTORS I UAKAUWUf inU OF OREGON Closing west cost operations 4013 LAKEPOftT BtVp. V ; TUES.9 OCT. 25th io A.M. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON AHJCTDON PLANING MILL MOULDING PLANT RESAWS DRY KILNS ROLLING STOCK REAL ESTATE, Etc. ALSO 750,000 TO 1,000,000 FEET OF LUMBER. ..54' Ho. 3 md BETTER... 44'l He. 1 intf We. t SHOP 3rd CLEAR. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EQUIPMENT .-.. MOULDING DEPT.! Mattlson 276 All- , Itctrtc 5-htad Moulder (NEW 1958): lEckstrom-CarUon 4x8, 4x6 All-electfic-. Mouldtrs (NEW 1950); Vonntgut 4x12 . all-alectric Moulder; (2) Jenkins, Double -End & Gresnlee Single Cnd Tenon ers;.1 Grinding Equto.: Sanding Equip.; Hog; Blowers; Dado Machine; Saws, etc., ALSO: Machine Shop, Welders; Boiler ", House: All Steel 90 ft. Wattr Towtrj Sprinkler System; Mill Supplies: Eiec-. trieal; Compreors; Motor;, Wooden Buildings to be moved, etc. - i . : . PLUS MANY OTHER ITEMS PLANIM MILLS Woods 407M 6x24'. PlanenMatcher. Pineapple Feed Table; Albany All-Stael Trimmer; All Steel Breakdown Units and Unfstackers; B lower; Mershon 48 Band Resaw; Doicns of Transfer & Chain Conveyors; Sumner 45 snd 35 Hogs; AH Steel Sweede; Grinding Department, etc. , DRT KILNS: (16) Moore and Northwest 120 ft. ea. with 5.000 ft. pipe, 120 ft. double track raH; 15 h-p. blowers and Foxboro Instruments. ROU.INO STOCK: (3) Hyiter roftlfft',' 15 and 20.000 r; Gertinger lfi.OOOfi; (3) Hyster M-3 Carriers (NEW. 1950); Carrier Blocks. ' TRACTORS, ETC.: Cat. D-8. 8R Striear A C Model HD 5 Crawler Tractor; A-C Hyd. Loader; P&H V. yd. Crane; Pickup and Flat Bed Truck; Volkswagen and Cushman Scooter, etc. . - PARCELS OF , REAL CSTATC -' To be Sold Separately 1 Appro. 38 Acre , with railroad spur. 2 Approx, 15 acre. 3 Approx, 17 Acres 6n New Hit 4- iahwsv 97 Approx. 28 Acre, seme s atrove. 5 6 Acres of ' Blvd. frontage. -6J-rl6AcreTownsrte - - with (16) Homes. - 5EN0 fon rttef okcuia MILTON J.WERSHOW CO., AUCTIONEERS IfADING AUCTIONCHS ON IHI HCIUC-COAST 7213 MslreM Wt 34541 . I' ' ' 1 2130 3.W. 5tti A. 0. 24151 . IMMNOBsAttUrV' ' I P0RTWN0, OTESOU MEMO TO ADVERTISERSC f Aisllv ft , r ?, bat ( 'sss, i .' , ! ( u , PiAix jA-. ireu IdiibnQaruis In the same way that'STERUNG on silver signifies a standard of. known value, so is the A.F.C. em-. blem.a symbol of integrity for the circulation of newspapers, and periodicals.. 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