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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORE. They'll Do It Every According to "the head MAM AT . MALAMUTE UNIVERSITY THERE'S ONL.V RCOM FOR HALF THE STUDENTS WHO WANT to enroll- But ne'er the less.the school vear keeps getting shorter and the college IS EMPTY ABOUT HALF THE VEAR, NOW-- Data-Phone System Growing Innovation in Business World : By HENRY J, BACHTOLD UPI iFnancial Editor New York HIPD - The an nouncement this week by the Hardware Mutuals - Sentry Life Insurance Group of t h e Installation of a Data-Phone system points up the grow ing use of this relatively new innovation in the business world. Henry Bechtold The H a r d- ware Mutuals installation marks the largest single use of Data-Phone thus far by business. , Robert F. Landry, assistant vice president, American Tel ' ephone & Telegraph Co., said ; the new installation illustrates a very significant thing about Data-Phone - everyone bene fits. . Data-Phone transmission is . expected to save Hardware Mutuals more than a million dollars annually, in paperwork costs; it will provide savings and faster service to the firm's customers; and it will result in increased earnings for AT&T. Figures Transmitted .: Linking different locations Electronic Brain Standardization Lower Cost Washington (Science Serv-lce)-There seems to be one big problem the gigantic elec tronic "brains" cannot solve for themselves: how to talk with one another. But their builders, the big electronic : and, automation corporations, appear ready to standardize the brains' language or in some other manner let the .' brains work and talk to gether. 7' By making the brains com patible, the companies hope to make automation cheaper. .."i The problem: one com pany's brain thinks different ly from another's. They use different systems of calcula- " tion. Thus, if a company has a lot of International Business .Machines Corporation equip- ment, it cannot readily buy ; and use Sperry-Rand improve ments, or vice versa. - And if one government ,agency with one kind of equipment seeks to use data from another agency with a competing kind of equipment, the conversion may be tough or downright impossible. - Millions Saved - This kind of inefficiency is expensive. If the machines can be standardized, the re sult will be a saving, of mil lions of dollars annually by customers, Alfred J. Ball, president of the Office Equip ment Manufacturers institute, believes. Dr. Joseph W. Barker, con sultant in New York to OEMI's new X-3 conr ittee on data processing standard ization, said in an interview here that the standardization will lower the cost of auto mation. But he said standard ization had pitfalls. "We must standardize with . out blocking technical devel opment." , Twenty-four manufacturers of automation equipment are cooperating in the standard ization venture. , Some of these companies' " machines can work with each other now, via translating de vices called transverters. Barker feels that improved nnH ctanHarHlTprl transvnrti'rsi may turn out to belhe fullest solution possible. But Altimately, Barker hopes, standardization will permit data processing mi . chines made by different com panies to be hooked up and worked in concert via tele phone lines. . over the regular telephone network, Data-Phone enables business machines to talk with each other in much the same way that humahs do. It also permits machines to transmit handwriting, printing and di agrams instantly to and from any place in the United States and Canada where there is telephone service. " In a typical installation compact Data-Phone sets are placed between the business machine and the telephone line at both the sending and receiving locations. Connec tions are put through as ordi nary telephone calls and bill ed at the same rate. Flip of Switch Data in any machine lan guage is transmitted from one machine to another with a flip of a switch at speeds cur rently ranging up to the equivalent of 1,600 words per minute, according to Landry He explained that Data- Phone sets receive informa- tion in the form of electrical pulses or bits from the origi nating machine and convert the pulses to tones suitable for transmission over ordinary telephone circuits. At the receiving end, he adde, Data-Phone sets convert these tones back to electrical pulses wnicn ieea into Busi ness machines to reproduce data on punched cards, paper tape,, magnetic tape .or hand' .writing. , Fast Expansion V The AT&T executive noted that during the past two years Data-Phone has helped to ex pand the' business equipment industry and has opened new uses for new equipment. Al ready, he said, the major bus iness machine manufacturers have enlarged or diversified their product line to produce equipment that will function with Data-Phone. Currently, Landry reported, there are about 1000 Bell Sys tem Data-Phone sets in opera tion across the nation, serv ing several hundred different customers, and helping to solve a variety of communi cations problems.' Modest Estimate By the end of 1981, he said, AT&T expects to have 10,000 Taste of Fish Affected by Wafer Madison, Wis., (Science Service) - You have heard of fishy water, but the water from which fish are taken may influence the flavor of the fish. Taste tests conducted by the University of Wisconsin food nutrition specialists, Ruth Baldwin, Dorothy . H Strong and J. H. Torrie re peatedly compared the fla vor and aroma of baked fish caught in different locations. Results showed that the tasters frequently gave poor er flavor and aroma scores to fish taken in streams be low the entry of effluent from industrial plants such as pa per mills. But fish caught in a shallow, muddy lake were rated about the same as those taken from a deep, cold lake. The researchers empha sized that the tests did not yet prove . that the effluent from the factories actually caused the poorer flavor, as other conditions could have existed that affected the fla vor and aroma, ' It was also found in the tests that weight, length or the sex of fish did not seem to affect either flavor or aro ma. DISORDER KILLS TWO - Caracas. Venezuela - IUPD Two pcrsons'were killed and 23 others injured early today In a renewal of leftist-sponsored street disorders protest ing government policies. MORE BIRDS Manila In the Pacific is lands birds are much more numerous than mammals. Time By Jimmy Hatlo sets in operation, and by 1965 200,000 sets. And this, he de clared, is a "modest estimate." He said Data-Phone now is serving industry in the in valuable capacity of reducing communication time to a mere fraction, saving personnel and administrative costs, g.'iatly reducing error and, in overall terms, enabling companies to provide better and faster serv ice to customers. 'We foresee, in the future. the time when machine con servation will equal the voice of communications over the telephone he stated. Nasal Surgery To Stop Suffocation Can be Employed Chicago (Science Service) Needless deaths of newborn infants with closed openings in ,the back part of the nose can be- prevented by imme diate nasal surgery. Three speakers at the Amer ican Rhmologic Society here said that in cases where both nasal airways are completely or partially blocked at birth. the' child will suffocate rather than use his mouth to breathe. Babies instinctively oreatne through the nose. The , obstruction may be bony, membranous or a com bination of the two, the nose specialist said. In one-third of the blockage cases, the oc clusion is in both nasal air ways and must be recognized by the physician if immediate steps to save the child are to be taken. If only one nasal airway remains closed, the child may grow up before the condition is recognized. Suffocation Mothers are warned that a child known to have a single closed passage should not sleep on the side of the good opening, as this might cause suffocation. Symptoms to .watch for are difficulty of breathing at feeding times, unexplained crying spells that might be caused by intermittent oxy gen insufficiency, or contin ued white, egg-like, mucus discharges from one nostril, Speakers on the subject, which was discussed at a symposium, were Drs. Henry H. Beinfield, Prospect Heights and Long Island College Hos pitals, Brooklyn; G. Slaughter Fitz-Hugh, head, department of otolaryngology, University of Virginia hospital, Char lottesville; and Francis J. Mc- Govern of Danville, Va., also associated with the University of Virginia Hospital. LEGAL NOTICES No. 1053J NOTICE OF HEARING ON PINAL REPORT OF ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of el.mek R. HULL, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that undersigned executrix of the above estate has filed herein her final report and account and that Monday. November 21, I960, at 9:30 o'clock A.M. at the court house in the city of Medford, Jack son County, Oregon, has been fix ed by the above named court as he time and Dlace for hearlne ob jections to said final report and account and for the examination and allowance thereof. Dated' and first published this 20th day of October. lOBO. LELAH M. hull, executrix Fronnmayer, Lowry, Hogan & Dcatherafle. Attorneys for executrix TO ALL LANDOWNERS, ASSESS MENT PAYERS OR OTHER IN TERESTED PARTIES IN EAGLE POINT IRRIGATION DISTRICT: NOTICE is herebv siven that on Tuesday, November 1, i960, at io:do ociock a.m., the Hoard of Directors of Eagle Point Irrigation 1 District, acting as a Board of ! Equalization, will meet In the of fice of said Board at Eagle Point,1 Oregon, for the ' purpose of re viewing and correcting the Dis trict assessments and apportion ments of taxes for the year 1901, Such assessment - list as approved and adopted by the Board of Di rectors of said District is now on file in the office of said District where it is open for Inspection to all interested parties. THIS NOTICE is published fay order of the Board of Directors of said District. L. R. Sflveira Secretary Xaglc point Irrigation District CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY PERSONAL ! Lodge Notices ...w 1 SpeciaJ Club Event 2 Personal 3 Lost and Found 4 Instructions - 0 Wanted Male Help 10 Wanted Female Help www 11 Male or Female Help 12 Wanted Situations 13 Wanted Miscellaneous M 14 Financial St Loans 16 REAL ESTATE 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 Estate 31 Business Opportunities 32 Wanted Real Estate 33 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies 40 Appliances 41 Furniture 42 Musical Equip., Radio. TV 43 Sports and Hobbies 44 Miscellaneous 43 Dogs and Pets - 50 Poultry .. 51 Livestctk . 52 Wanted Livestock 53 Hay, Grain and Feed 54 Fruits & Vegetables 65 Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractors . 60 Logging Equipment 61 Equipment for Rent 62 Trailers 70 Parts and Accessories 71 Cycles and Scooters 72 Cars and Trucks 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Lata to Classify : A Business Directory - B Card of Thanks C LEGAL NOTICES JL NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF ROGUE VALLEY STATE BANK Medford, Oregon October 17. 1)H0 To Stockholders of Hogue Valley ataie came Please Take Notice that a spe cial meeting of stockholders of the Rogue Valley State Bank will be held at 11:00 A.M. December 8. iuho. at its Head Office, lioo Court Street, - Medford, Oregon, subject to adjournment, to con sider and act upon the following: jfroposea pian oi merger De twee n said bank and The Oregon Bank, Portland, Oregon: Authorizing the .directors and officers of said bank to implement sucn merger: aucn turiner action in eonnee tion with such merger and amend ments as may property come De fore the meeting. O.R.S. 711.045 sets forth the ex clusive rights and remedies of dis senting stockholders, to wit: ' (1) A dissenting stockholder of a state bank shall be entitled to receive the value in cash of only those shares which were voted against a mercer to result in t state bank, if and when the mer- ?er becomes effective, upon writ en demand made to the resulting state bank at any time within 30 davs. after the effective date at thft merger accompanied, by the surrender oi uie SIOCK ceriltl cates. (2) The value of such shares shall be determined, as of the date of uie stockhhoiders' meeting ap proving the merger, by the mer ger agreement or bv three oonrais- ers, at the option of the dissenting stockholder. (3) If the value fixed by the merger agreement 1b not accepted, appraisers shall be selected as fol lows: One to be selected by the vote of the owners of two-thirds of the shares Involved at a meeting called by the Superintendent of uanKS on iu aays' notice, one ny the Board of Directors of the re sulting state bank and the third, by the two so chosen. The valua tion agreed upon by any two ap praises shall govern.' If any neces sary appraiser is not appointed within 60 days after the effective date of the merger or if the ap praisal is not completed within 90 days after the merger becomes ef fective, the Superintendent of Banks shall cause an appraisal to be made. The expenses of apprai sal shall be paid by the resulting state bank., (4) The amount due under such merger agreement or under the appraisal shall constitute a . debt of the resulting state bank. ROGUE VALLEY STATE BANK by C. H., Young. President by Glenn M. Lusk, On shier Published October 20 and 27, No vember 3. 10 and 17, 1960. NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OB THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of ALICE MILDRED DEFORD, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed her final account as executrix of the estate of Alice Mildred Dcford, deceased, with the Circuit Court of Jackson County, Oregon, and that said Court has set the 21st day of November, 1960, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the fore noon of said, day in the Court Room of said Court in the Court House Building at Medford, Jack son County, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections thereto and the settlement thereof. DATED AND FIRST PUBLISH ED the 20th day of October. I960. Beryl Emily Bollinger, Executrix Harbison and Piazza Attorneys for Executrix AI1VERTI8EMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the Jackson County Court at ,the Courthouse at -Medford, Oregon, on or before 10:00 a.m. on the 2nd day of November, I960, for the fur nishing of Pacific 300 fuel oil to the County Court House and the Co'inty Farm Home for the per iod of November 1, 1960 to Oc tober 31, 1961, inclusive. Instructions to bidders and spec ifications can be obtained at the office nf the County Clerk and the County Court. JACKSON COUNTY COURT Earl M, Miller County Judge Chester H. Wendt County Commissioner R A James County Commissioner NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County has appointed me as executor of the estate oi Mary t. un eve. Deceas ed, and all oersoni bavin? rlnfm against said estate are required to present the same with proper vuuiiicib uuiy vemiea, as rcquireo by law, within six months from the date of first publication of this notice at the office of Robert R. Dickey, 129 North Oakdale Avenue, Medford, Oregon. Dated: October 27, 1960. JAMES HESTON GRIEVE, Executor of the Estate of Mary E. Grieve, Deceased. ROBERT R. DICKEY Attorney for Executor , "Fair and Friendly" Classified Rates 1 day per word 2 days per wurd 3 days per- worJ 4 days per word days per word -luc ..140 By Line Per Month $2 25 IMlumum First Issue 50c Iiusineis Uiiectory Each Una per month Minimum per month $1.75 Dead Line on Classified Ada 5 30 pjn- for following day.' except 10 am 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 BY THE LINE A-Too Late To Classify NO DOWN PAYMENT 10Ori G.I. Financing Closing costs only. 3-bdrm. home with fireplace. Convenient terms for non-G.I.'s WILL ACCEPT TRADES Crater Land Development Co. E. C. CONRAD & SON. BLDRS. SP 3-671 7 SP 3-1623 FOR SALE 1 Used centrifugal pump, t" suction, IV' discharge, with 1-h.p. elec. motor $ 75 1 Used Jacuzzi jet pump with 4-h.p. gas engine. Will deliver 1800 g.p.h. s' 50' jet setting. $250 PACIFIC FARM SUPPLY 2810 Crater Lake Hwy, SP 2-2633 WANTED Ironing, mending, baby sitting, my home. Pickup and delivery. SP 3-6948. PASTURE seed, 39c lb., 12 lbs per acre. A real buy. ELTON'S Farm & Garden Store FOR SALE Fireplace screen mesh draw curtains, $15. L,ocKer Deei, 40c lb. cash. J. uranK t-aner, UL 5-1270. mn sale l aluminum semi' trailer van. 35 ft. long, -.ooa shape, including tires. Call SP2 6235 days. SP 2-9105 eves. 'v.cin mash. S4.05 a hundred. ELTON'S Farm & Garden Store SAVE Beautiful V Oak, Birch. Maple &. Mahogany piywooa, izc sq. n, i.ntov Tint wall Daint. discontin ued colors, $2 gal. Pabco 3-tab roormg, all colors, $8 sq.. net, cash and carry. No. 2 oak shorts S110 per M. NORTON LUMBER CO. Phoenix, White City, Ashland POPCORN It really pops. Spec. 6- at. corn popper, reg. $u.uo, now $4.95. Thrifty Green Stamps. Too ELTON'S Farm & Garden Store 2X6 T & G $28M. 1x8 Sheathing S33M Win PnHnr Ttav. Bnard St Bat Sidinfe $110M. Wests ide Lbr; co. 924 N. Summit SP 2-2559 FREE One 5x7 enlargement with each roll Kodacolor delevopcd & printed. PHILLIPS COLOR LAB 703 Beatty SP 2-9318 BAUM TOY PARTIES FREE Christmas toys. CASH to Organizations. CALL NOW SP 2-8640 we renovate vour Venetian blinds, sales and service, laundry and repauSP 3-52Ui. PLANER BLOX Big double toads 2 toot. Summci orices MEDFORD e'UEL SP 2-2111 NOTICE TREE SURGERY & TREE TRIMMING all kinds. WITHROW SP 2-5376 HEATHKIT ! I. From vour authorized factory representative. Southern Ore- Northern Calif. VERL G. WALKER CO. 205 W Jnckson SP 3-7557 Medford. Oregon BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale, 20c each. Mail Tribune office, sa wortn fir. 1 LODGE NOTICES Medford Lodge No. 103. A.F. & A.M. Special communication on ri day, Oct. 28. 7:30 p.m. One MM degree. Visit ing brethren welcome, Ketresnments. John H Eddy, W.M. Stated Communication. Reames Chanter No. 66. OES. Medford Masonic Temple. Thursday, Oct, 27, - iutfu, a p.m. visi tors welcome. Lurline Nordwlck, W.M. 2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS HAM DINNER. V.F.W. Hall, Shady Cove, Sun., Oct. 30, 12 noon to 6 p.m. RUMMAGE St. Home Made Candy &nic, uct. ui ec nov. i. jcagies ' Hall by Eagles' Auxiliary, 9 to 2. RUMMAGE SALE Mistletoe Camo. Royal Neiah bors of America. Friday, Oct. 28, n rem mag, u to 5 ociock. 3-PERSONAL ASHLAND SKATEWAY PUBLIC SKATING HOURS Tues. & Wed. 7:30-10.. Frl. & Sot. 7:30-12. ' SAT. AFTERNOON 1:30-4. Call MU 2-0032 WATKINS Products. SP 3-5667. Mcrlo Norman Cosmetics 214 Fluhrer Bldg. Powder Puff Beauty Shop NOW OPEN NEW LOCATION RUTH SHAMA 3084 Crater Lake Hwy. SP 3-432S NOTICE. VOLLRATH LO-HEET Stainless steel cookware Display, Sales, Service. 12 yrs. district representative locally. Call SP 3-2463 STUDIO Girl cosmetics. KE 5-1579. Ida's Beauty Shop . Eve. appointments, tool IDA AUSTIN 880 Stewart SP3-3 139 Mountain View Nursing Home 24 hours nursing care. All on one floor. Wide halts and doors. Bright sunny rooms. 506 Park St., Ashland, Ore. For Action . . . Use Tribune Want Ads . ROGUE VALLEY TREE SERVICE Complete Tree Service done well at a reasonable price. We are licensed and Insured. CALL NO 4-1868 3-PERSONAL RAWLEIGH Products SP 2-4438 ANYONE having a drinking prob lem is welcome at Alcoholic Anonymous 8:30 p.m. Tues St Sat. Rear of 212 N Oakdnlc SP 2-6657 MASON shoes. SP 2-8283. HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS? See Clitt Whitney. Ha can ar range a loan for you from $50 to $1500 on furniture, automo bile or salary. American Finance Corp., 123 W. Main St.. Ph SP-2-6201. REAL ESTATE LOANS to $2500 Commercial Industrial Finance Corp., Main St Riverside SP 3-4 564 DENTURES repaired Sz "re-lined while you wait. Dav or eve Ph SP 3-6026 25 Lozter Lane 4-LOST AND FOUND I LOST Man's blnck rimmed glass e.t . Reward. SP 2-71)60. LOST Football on city library grounds Tuesday eve. between 5:30 St 6. SP 2-8353. TAKEN from Hedrick bike rnck Monday, dark green Hercules bike with front fender missing. Return to Hedrick bike rack, NO QUESTIONS ASKED. LOST Leather cartridge case vi cinity Jenny Creek off Copco Rd. MU 2-0501 LOST Hand tooled bill fold near 1 1th & Laurel. Can identify. LOST Part of little boy's bed. foot board St mattress. On Alia Vista Rd .. Eagle Point. SP 2 5489 or HI 6-3919. LOST in or near Bartlctt St. Safe way, 4 keys on ring with plas tic rob Be 4 snapshots. Keward, SP 2-9380. 5-INSTRUCTlONS HIGH school at home $6 monthly includes texts & instruction American School, Ray Burkett, registrar Box 641. Yreka, Calif. GUITAR LESSONS. KE 5-1074 Want to Speak SPANISH GERMAN? FRENCH RUSSIAN? Well qualified graduate from accredited European University can teacn you at your home, Phone Mr. Pfahler, MU 5-0061, Asmand. "PIANO TEACHER. K 5-1177. Music teacher Standard & Steel Guitar Also popular piano, SP' 2-9174 10-WANTED MALE HELP WANTED Experienced tree nlant- ers arz-njia, rri, eve. Deiween 8 & 8 p.m. WANTED for full time employ. mem, journeyman mecnanic, Ford exDerience preferred. Ad. ply Good-Reichman, Inc., Yreka, Calif. HAVE opening for two men who want a Drignt luture ana to oe independent. Selling and deliv ering nationally advertised Wat kins Products. Top commission ana oonus. -oniaci jonn wainer, local distributor. MU 9-7212. $100 A WEEK GUARANTEED Rich Plan of So Oregon 20 S Fir St., Medford AUTO SALESMEN Due to expansion in New Used Car Dept.. we need 3 men io mtiKC our aaius ucpi. wo. in Medford. This is a oerman ent job Will send inexperienced men to Factory Training School. This opportunity comes once in a lifetime to learn New St Used Car Selling. Expenses paid. Free demonstrator. Top pay. Contact Art uavis, L,ea Motors, 5tn Bartlctt, Medford. SP2-01B5. 1 1 WANTED FEMALE HELP BABY sitter Si light house work, .permanent, musi nave transpon tation at rets, spa-iuba. UNENCUMBERED woman: live in. Ilsht hmiaftuinrlt. pnro nt clclr woman, day,. NO4-160B after In the same way that sterling on silver signifies a standard of known value, so is the A.B.C. em blem a symbol of integrity for the circulation of newspapers and periodicals. It means that circu lation so identified is measured according to the rules and standards of the Audit Bureau of Circulations The A.B.C. is a cooperative and non-profit ' association of 3,450 publishers, advertisers and advertising agencies. Organized in 1914, these buyers and sellers of advertising brought order out of advertising chaos by setting up standards for paid circulation and establishing rules and methods for measuring, auditing and report ing circulations. v Therefore, the work of the A.B.C, of which this newspaper is proud to V C. tif.OJJXS - L2zlE0RF!ALE HELIL PLATZ SERVICE UNLIMITED Your Qualified Employment Agency oldest St best. So. Ore. 8 yis experience In finding right job for right person Licensed Bonded Members of Oregon Placement Assoc.. Natl. Assoc. Employment Acrnciea, Medford Chamber of Commerce. Certified Fee Schedule No Fee unless we placa you, OFFICE PROFESSIONAL CLERICAL SALES The Mall 1005 E. Main SP 3-7588 13-WANTED SITUATIONS BABY sitting, my home. SP 2-9019. PATIOS Driveways Sidewalks Free estimates. SP 3-5479. TRENCHING" and excavating, back- iiuc. .VU5. Of i-tt-ibU. WANTED Yard work or odd jobs. CHILD care. Have car. SP 2-2287. CABINET, carpenter work, plaster- iiir, panning, rcmoneung, cement work, any type home needs. SP 3-6071. CARPENTER work, any kind, free vsummes. worn guaranteed, sh- 2-2035 PAINTER, Interior, exterior, neat worn, many local rets. SP 3-5537. LAWN mowing, raking, hauling. Fertilizer for sale. SP 2-9768. PAINTING by Hr. or Contract. Guaranteed. Free estimate. Refs. SP 2-7613. NEED work. Chauffeur's license. Larry Powers, SP 2-8103. SEWING St alterations, SP2-B754. DRESSMAKING My home TA g-4636 TRASH H AUClNG & " YARD CLEANING. TA 6-2805 MAN 65 would like part time worK: would consider care-taking. SP 2-41156. HOUSE work: "own car. SP 2-B318. TRACTOR-WORK Level, backfill, tcrrncc. Ernie Mallams. SP 2-4310. HANDYMAN SERVICE. Rooting. painting, cleaning attics, base ments, all odd jobs. No Job too big or too small. S1.50 per hr. Also hauling of all types. SP-2-531 1, if no ans. call NO 4-1425. IRONING by hr. KE 5-2543. IRONING. SP 2-5763. 413 W. 2nd. ROOFING New, re-cover, repair Reasonable prices. 25 vrs. ex perience Bill Miller. SP 3-2765. IRONING 405 W. 2nd. SP 3-1207. REMODELING CARPENTERING Painting Nordwlck. TW 0-1547. CHILD CARE SP 2-5607. REMODELING a specialty: also new building. Free estimates gladly. SP 3-2552 or SP 2-5462. Custom tractor work. NO 4-1303 HOUSEWORK by hour. SP 3-5623, CHILD CARE CENTER Medford Nursery School Licensed InsDected Insured Mrs Ethel Tennant SP 2-6013 DRESSMAKING - ALTERATIONS Mrs Shcpard. SP 3-4863 ALL types carpenter work. No Job too small SP 3-5243 SP 3-6382. CARPENTER work SP 2-4332. PAINTING Reasonable Lots ol locai refs SP 3-4145 14 Wanted Miscellaneous WANTED JUNK CARS JUNK OF ANY KIND , Free Pickup Anywher Nothing TOO Big Or Too Small. KE 5-2361 WALKERS AUTO PARTS WANTED Tractor, goo d "condi tion 2-3 point plow, 3 point hitch. TW 9-1342. WANTED to Buy Shelled wal nuts. Johnson! Model Bakery. SP 3-4720. hse Jrjbune Want Ads MEMO TO ADVERTISERS kT ,,,J.lt.:.,.- ,... ....,.: ..1...t1 HffH,.........,., ' ffMHsUl of (Sirculahon QaL MEDFORD fACIS AS A .IASIC MEASURE Ol ADVERTISING VALUI 14 Wanted Miscellaneous SPINET Piano. Cash. MU 2-0811. WANTED Pair of climbers and safety belt. NO4-IB08. CASH for furniture St misc. SP- 2-6355. CASH FOR FURNITURE SP 2-2958 or SP 2-8760 Best Cash Deal For Good used furniture Ac Mlsc OAK GROVE FURNITURE SP 3-1584 or SP 3-2726. anytime CALL USI SP 2-8218 WE NEED FURNITUHE. FOR a better deal on your coins THOMPSON. SP 2-6782 CASH FOR FURNITURE Misc tools or anything saleable Or will sell on consignment Sale every Thuis WE PAY MORE I Red Barn Auction Co, S Hwy 09 KE 5-1828 WANT BARKIE POLES Contract ui (or prices St speci fications 3 H Baxter St Co.. P O Box 30 GR 6-6666. Grants Pa! USED PIANOS wanted Will Day Cash Erskine's SP 2-4206 15-FINANCIAL & LOANS CASH paid tor discounted con. tracts St mortgages. Write Trib bune 3ox 7060 WE PAY 6 On Savings PHONE OR VISIT CRATER FINANCE. 135 Pine NO 4-1273 CENTRAL POINT Names ol Bonrd of Dlrci'lors on Request. 2Q-FOR RENT HOUSES 3-BDRM. fnrm house, Garden, $55. KC1S. Upton Kd, Kt. 1, BOX OHB. Central Point. 3-BDRM. country home on 9 A, pasture. Jefferson School Dis trict. Write Tribune Box 7540. LARGE, modern 1-bdrm. dunlcx. 1 mo. rent free on 12 mo, lease. an 3-5150 eves. 2-BDRM. partly furn. house, mod cm. water ana garnnge paid. 4069 South Pacific Hwy. KE 5- COMPLETELY redecorated unfurn, 2-bdrm duplex. Built-in range, all drapes, oversized family rm with fireplace & outside en trance. Water pd. 803 W. Jack son UL 5-1159. CLEAN, small 1-bdrm. furn. Water, farbaee pd. Adults. No pets 45. SP3-603G. 2-BDRM., unfurn., a,i water, and sewer. acre, city 9 fu. at a- i, WHOLESALE Buy BROOKS Al 1116 North Riverside Avenue ' i (Minimum Purchase of $50.00) lighting Fixture Wiring Supplies, General Electric and Tappan Built-in Ranges Nutons Hoods and Fant Weitinghouse and Wesix Electric Heater. G-E and Kitchen Aid Dishwashers Waterheaters, Garbage Disposals. be a member, provides you with a direct and valuable service. You can buy advertising as you would make any other sound business investment on the basis of well known standards, known values. At regular intervals one of the Bureau's largo staff of experienced circulation auditors makes a thorough audit of our circulation records. The results of this exacting audit show: How much circulation we have; where our circulation goes; how it was obtained; and many other facts thai you need in order to know just what you get for your advertising dollars. This audited information is pub lished by the Bureau in easy-to-read A.B.C. reports which are available, to our advertisers on request. Ask for a copy of our latest A.B.C. report. MAIL TRIBUNE 20-FOR RENT HOUSES 2-BDRM unfurn. $65 mo. after 8 p.m. SP 2-9796. FOR RENT 2-bdrm. unfurn. house. $55 mo. SP 2-4924 . UNFURN. 1-bdrm. duplex with garage. 1102 Wlthlngton. SP 3 3077. CABINS for Rent 1 to 3 rms. All utilities pd. Also 3-bdrm. un furn. house, $45 mo. 404 N. Riv erside. NEW 3-bdrm. Built-in range St oven. Rogue Valley Land Co, SP 3-3641. i MODERN, new house, large rooms. iois cupooaras. uniurn. muts Spring St. MODERN 2-bdrm. house, partial ly furn. bpring water, upper Applegate. TW 9-1529. 3-BDRM. house with fireplace. SP 2-7300. FOR LEASE 4 yr. old home. 3-bdrms., 2 baths, family rm. $125 mo. Goldy & Henselman. SP 3-3614. UNFURN. 1-bdrm. duplex. SP 2- 2-BDRM. house in Jacksonville. S55. water pd. SP 2-5588. 1-BDRM. unfurn. duplex, $60. SP3-4302 FOR RENT Duplex. 1219 So, Peach. Large, new 2 bdrm.. util ity storage, carport. Adults, no pets. $B 5. SP 3-4906. FOR RENT 5 rm. unfurn. house with garage and large front yard at 717 On k St. ATTRACTIVE 2-rm. furn. cottage. Close in. SP 2-2022. CLEAN Turn. 1-hdrm. 4-rm. house. Washing machine. Elec. refrlg. Large clothes closet St storag inquire ana a. uaitaaie. EAST SIDE 3-bdrm. duplex avail able Nov. 10, $100 mo. SP3 4437. 4-BDRM.. month. unfurn. Ross lane. $00 SP 2-6611. FURN. 1-bdrm. house, clean, $45. See at 815','2Ccdar gt. 1 COTTAGE for Rent. Woman pre ferred. 1009 W. Main. 2 BLOCKS from Main St. 3 nica rooms, range and refrlg, incl. Call SP 2-9683. REALLY NICE Unfurn. 2-bdrm. apt. 401 Park Ave, Adults only. SP 2-4164. 1-BDRM. unfurn. except for gas rctrig. & range, water pa. 133 Almond. COMPLETELY furn. including auto, washer, 1-bdrm. duplex, $50 SP 3-3074. 2-BDRM. "duplex in Jacksonville, FOR RENT 3 rmi Furn. 207 & Haven DUPLEX- -Verv nice larce unfurn. , 2-Bdrm., carport, and lots of storage 635 S. Holly. FOR RENT Duplex. 1-bdrm.. fireplace, tiled bath,' garage. West Medford, $75 mo. Call Herrted Real Estate. SP 3-7464. 2-BDRM unfurn. house. Inqulr 303 Genessee LARGE modern 1-bdrm. duplex, $70 Available Oct. 22. 45 Myers Court. SP 2-2130 or SP 2-6185. 1-BDRM. furn., all utilities pd. ex cept gas. Close in. $45. SP 3-1083. CABINS SB ui- HP 3-9 1 AO ELECTRIC
