Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 30, 1960, Image 28

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 30. I960 The Medical lf. A Burning Tongut, . How Long Will It Last? Many persons, usually past 50 or 60, tell me that sudden ly one day their tongue or 1 1 "I half ol their tongue began to burn bad' ly. It has been burning ever Q s i n c e. No see anything wrong. Near ly every doc' tor has given hi Al VRF3 but that hasn't done any good. Nothing has done any FIREPLACES You'll never know how much a 1960 Fireplace Furnace can do (or you until you tee one "of work." Theie' OPEN HEARTH fireplocei feature 24 hour, tloor-level heat (filtered t humidified) and will provide Year Round Comfort at a fraction of the uiual com! Mokei your home Recession Proof. Aik for the man that buildi FIREPLACE FURNACE SYSTEMS 1117 Court St. SP 2-2463 or Write P.O. Bon 791, Aihland Composition SHINGLES Applied, iq. ft. 11C SIDING Sq. Ft. 26C Why Pay More? BILL MILLER Phone SP 3-2765 Day end Evening 16" Csdat; Slab LARGE Double V 12 Load Phone SP 3-6185 Immediate Delivery J & s Wood Service MA A PEARSI ( II PEARSI 7 PEARSI 11 Wonderful . eating I 1 . j f , but do not qualify ' f f or ou boxes $5per j I lug BEAR CREEK ORCHARDS I ) l WEEK DAYS I I 6 a.m. to S p.m. M I I 2 Miles Sou'h 00 er I NO DOWN PAYMENT! 100 Gl Financing closing costs only 3 bedroom homes with fireplaces, convenient terms for non-G.l.i. Will accept trades E. C, Conrad Son, builder GRATER LAND DEVELOPMENT CO. PHONE SP 3-6717 SP 3-1623 Courtesy to realtors WHOLESALE Buy It BROOKS At 1116 North Riverside Avenue (Minimum Purchase of $50.00) lighting Fixtures Wiring Supplies Genera) Electric and Tappan Built-in Ranges Nulone Hoods and Fans Westlnghoute and Weslx Electric Heaters . G-E and Kitchen Aid Dishwashers Waterhealers, Garbage Disposals. ihASkMaHMrteeeeHeeaeeaeBM air H2i tjuir Roundup Kracrtttu Consultant In Medicine . Mayo CHnlo ' Emeritus Protessor of Medicine Mayo Clfnle (X.clster and Tribune Syndicate, 19601 good; still the tongue burns and the person wants to know how long will this last. I am sorrjj but I cannot guess. The other day I saw an old man wh8 was very fortunate. One afternoon he had a lit tle stroke in which he felt woozy and dizzy and suspect ed that he might die any min ute. Then, half of his tongue began to burn violently. But in half an hour all his symp toms were gone, and he says he has had no trouble since, A high percentage of little strokes clear up quick ly in this way. Many of them leave' a burning tongue. I wish I knew some treatment for these tongues, but I don't know of any. Sometimes, in addition to the burning, the person has a foul or nasty or metallic taste in the mouth. This also is due to an injury to a little center in the brain. The reason people can see nothing on the tongue is that the disease is not there; It is up in the brain. Curious Medico-Legal Decisions As I probably will keep re marking in this column, to day I am constantly being distressed on hearing of cases in which a person sues; not because the physician was un skillful or careless or unsuc cessful but, apparently, be cause nowadays it is the habit to sue doctors: I was' just reading about a man who has been awarded- $17,500 dam ages because, after a success ful hysterectomy,' his wife developed the usual symp toms of menopause. Because this happens so commonly after a hysterectomy that it is "to be expected," It is hard to imagine how a man could sue and then be awarded damages. Obviously, If this sort of thing is to go on in many courts, thousands of surgeons are going to become so reluctant and afraid to per form hysterectomies that they may allow a number of wom en to die of cancer untreat ed. And then, of course, they can be sued for negligence, and the husbands can be awarded large damages! ... Dr. Alvarez' booklet on ul cers can be obtained by send ing 29 cents and a large, stamped, self-addressed envel ope with your request to Dr, Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Register and Trlb- une Syndicate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa, ELECTRIC ror Wm 2 mm in ii " ii i I i r i Inn I I fii lp" ii ifili riMmma PROBLEM FOR BEAUTY A visit to Ruhe's Baby Animal zoo at Los Angeles finds lovely Teri Janssen, the California entrant in the recent Miss Universe contest, confronted with a problem common to many people. Here Fluffy, the baby donkey generally associated with the Democratic party, and Bun-Noi, the baby elephant symbolic of the Republicans, each vie for the pretty girl's attention as though they knew elec tion day was Nov. 8. , (UPI Telephoto) The Family Council Editor'! Note: Ths Family Council coniliti of n Judge, a psychia trist, thie clergymen, three editors and a women's editor. Eacb article Is a summary of an actual case history. The Council reports on problems that have been deait with by responsible agencies and counselor!. Marie C.-Since his retire ment he sits around in a daze, Albert C.-Her nagging is no help. I'm deciding what to do. Marie C.-My husband is 67 and we've been married 39 years. Our two sons are mar ried and live in distant cities. We have seven grandchildren. The problem is that my hus band retired two years ago and doesn't know what to do with himself. y To make matters worse, I'm not at all ready to retire my self, I'm 59 and have a part- time job I adore, I sell mil linery in a high-fashion 'shop, and I meet such lovely peo ple. But at first I took time out to be his companion on a few trips and on long visits to the children. Last year we spent ten weeks on. a trip to Europe. But now what? I feel guilty running off and leaving him just sitting there watching television. Should I quit my job and stay home to play cards with him and go to the park and feed the squirrels? There s no money problem It's just that I wish he'd find a real Interest to occupy him the way my work fascinates me, ... Albert C.-For over 40 years I worked hard selling insur ance. That's onet hing I know well. Now that I've retired, I just want' to loaf and my wife won't let me. It bothers her. Three Accidents Reported to Police Three minor traffic acci dents were reported to Med ford police Thursday, none of them resulting in any re ported injuries. Police cited Lillian Gert rude Keeling, 64, Gold Hill, for an improper left turn af ter the vehicle she was op erating collided with a car operated by Audree Lee Note, 31, of 1355 Hollywood ave The accident occurred about 12:16 p.m. on West Main st at its Intersection 'with Mis tletoe st, Another accident occurred about 2:25 p.m. at the inter section of Court st. and Mc- Andrews rd, when cars oper ated by Gordon Dewainc Lewis, 30, Grants Pass, and Orma James Wilson, 64, of 1022 Stevens st. collided causing minor damage to both vehicles. No citations were issued. A stuck gas pedal caused a car operated by Ernest Bliss Devoe, 70, of 12 Glen Oak court, to collide with the rear of a car operated by Henry Albert Kantor, 37, of route 3, Medford, and then crash Into a stop sign at the inter section of Sixth and Bartlctt sts. about 4:53 p.m., accord ing . to city police. No cita tion's' were issued. OPEN HOUSE 1433 Oleander St. Blossom Hill Terrace A Home for the family Low Price Low Down Payment PHONE SP 2-8569 Rogue Valley Construction Co. ; ' '4hPT A . ' is. i I I'll probably get round to trying a few new things. May be I'll join a club at the "Y" or sign up to learn auto me chanics. But she s rushing me. I still haven't had my fill of just doing nothing. The other afternoon I felt like seeing a matinee. I hate going places alone. I thought In my latter years I'd have my wife at my side as a pal and companion. But no. She'd rather be with those empty- headed primping customers. If it bothers her having me around all the time, it's just too bad about her. It's my home, too, she'd better re member. e e The Councili We sense a certain edginess on both sides here which indicates that neither Mr. nor Mrs. C. is sure of being right and there fore each is unduly defen sive. Surprisingly, that's a good omen for change. There's no reason for Marie to feel guilty about contin uing In a pursuit she enjoys. Marriage, from beginning to end, is meant to be a mutual ly enriching and fulfilling framework for living. One partner, self-pampering and pettish, cannot arbitrarily turn marriage into a prison It seems that Marie has gone as far as she can to solve Albert's retirement dilemma, From here on anything she says is -or sounds like -nag ging. Her next move must depend on Albert. The question is, will he move? And when? His trance -like existence suggests that he s in the throes of plain old jitters, the kind that seize a motorist when he faces a five- way intersection and the cars behind him are honking wild ly. In his third year of "loaf ing" we wonder whether he likes it as much as he claims. One thing is certain, Albert needs a program, even if sit ting at the television set for hours is part of it. And his program must include some communication ;with his fel low man and some outgoing activity, lest his physical, men tal and emotional facilities shrival. And there are many possibilities! Besides joining a club or taking a course, there are , new hob bles to explore, the hospital ized and disabled to serve, important "causes" to pro mote. How about Albert shar ing the "one thing" he knws well and giving a course in Insurance to the housewives and teenagers of his church? And, of course, there s al ways the possibility of return ing to work on a reduced scale. When Albert "finds him self" in this new context, we feel he'll find Marie, too, right there beside him, ready to root for his second chapter. But he must outline it him self. Then she can prove her self a loving collaborator. (Copyright 1960, General Features Corp.) Anglers and Speed Enthusiasts Tangle Over Speed By A. ROBERT SMITH Mail Tribune Washington Correspondent Washington (Special)-"The new popularity of high pow ered boats has brought about near pitched battles as anglers and speed en thusiasts have tangled. Swimmers, high powered boats, skin divers and tfishermen simply won't mix." This, ex- Bnbt- smith plained Fran cis W. Sargent, is one of the growing problems of outdoor recreation which confronts a presidential commission that has waded in search of a so lution. Whoever wins the presiden tial election is going to have to help shape the future of recreation development throughout the country, for the Outdoor Recreation Re sources Review Commission will give the new chief ex ecutive its recommendations next year. Sargent, executive director of the commission, said the bipartisan group hopes to pre sent an overall recreation pol icy to guide the federal gov ernment, and the' local and state agencies as well, includ ing private industry. Neuberger'i Advice But the agency is not sim ply acting as a jurisdictional arbitrator to ascertain who should do what in the grow ing recreation facilities field, it is using as its focal point the advice of the late Sen. Richard L. Neuberger - find out what the people want in the way of outdoor recreation facilities. Neuberger was one of the four Democratic members of Congress who are members of the commission. After his death Sen. Henry M, Jackson (D-Wash.) took his place. Rep. Al Ullman (D-Ore.) is a mem ber. There are, in addition. four Republican congressional members and six members ap pointed from private life by President Eisenhower plus Laurence S. Rockefeller, chairman. To find out what the peo ple want, the commission has contracted with the Census Bureau to obtain a special sampling of opinion from 16, 000 households on their recre tion likes, dislikes, travel habits, etc. The sampling is being divided into quarters for seasonal purposes. The commission must make projections as to what the re creation demands of the na tion will be in 1975 and the year 2000. And It must recom mend how these needs can be met. "This will be difficult to forecast," Sargent conceded, noting that the current boat ing boom and skin diving fad could hardly have been an ticipated. At one lake in New Jersey, said Sargent, the conflict be tween water sports has be come so acute that a traffic director has been appointed. At other places he said alter nate days are set aside for swimmers and for boaters and water skiers. It won't be a federal func tion to write a power boat preference clause, or any thing of the sort, but the com mission is driving toward some policy guide by which new recreation resources can be found to meet the demands of a growing population with an increasing leisure time on a contracting mass of open land space, One idea that Sargent has developed is for possibly en couraging the use of marginal farmland for certain outdoor sports on, a fee basis which would open new areas to urban dwellers and provide a "recreation cash crop" for the farmer. Fishing, hunting, camping, various- winter sports are possibilities. EDITOR-PUBLISHER DIES Tampa, Fla. -fllPD- David E. Smiley, 81, a charter member of the American Society of Newspaper Editors and for mer editor and co-publisher of the Tampa Daily Times, died Wednesday. TILLAMOOK BOY KILLED Tillamook-fllPD-Cheryl Hunt, 9, Tillamook, was killed Thursday evening in a train car accident about two miles southeast of here on McCor- mack Loop rd. FOR WU COMICE & BOSC PEARS Ortley tr Red Delicious Apples RETER FRUIT CO. " , 327 South Fir (Bring your own containers) Boating The commission has farmed out several special studies, such as one on the shoreline and beach areas to George Washington University, the wilderness areas to the Wild land Research Center at Uni versity of California, an over all Alaska study to the Con servation Foundation of New York. The final reports oi the commission on a state-by-state basis are due to go to the new president by next September. CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY PERSONAL Lodge Noticei nw. Special Club Events Personaj . . Lost and Found Instruction Wanted Male Help Wanted Female Help , Male or Female Help Wanted Situations Wanted Miscellaneous FtnanclaJ & Loanj REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses 20 For Rent Apartments 21 For Rent Furnished Rooms - 11 Rent Room.s and Board w 23 For Rent Miscellaneous 9 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 Appliances m Furniture Musical Equip.. Radio. TV . Sports and Hobbles ...... Miscellaneous Dogs and Pets ,,, Poultry 40 41 42 . 43 44 , 45 SO :ll . 33 Uvestr tk Wanted Livestock Hay, Grain and Feed Fruits & Vegetables 54 BS Automotive & Equipment Logging Equipment Equipment tor Rent ......... . 61 62 70 Z. 71 11 73 rraners Parts and Accessories. . Cycles and Scooters Cars and Trucks ...... UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Classify A Business Directory B Card of Thanks ... C Classified Rates . So If! 2 days per word 3 days per word 4 days per word days par word -.100 .120 By Una Per Month $225 (Minimum First Issue Sue) Business Dliectory Each line per month .. $1.75 Minimum per month ..$5.2ft Dead Una on Classified Ads 530 pjn. for following day. except 10 ajii, for Monday; lor Sunday noon Saturday Dead Line on Display Classi fied Ad 10:00 A.M. Saturday for Sunday and Monday . 3 P-M the day before publi cation for Tues. through Frl. APPROVED CREDIT CHARGES BILLED BY THE LINE 1 1 REALTY 609 E. Jackson . CD AUTUMN IS HERE and it is time to make your m move. Be settled before Thanksgiving in this mod- i ern 3-bdr. east side home. Area of good neighbors. quiet street. Assume existing B loan, or $700 down on FHA terms. HUNTING VALUES?? ti cn Lmc th.e linn e ft. 3-bdr. home, extra large S L.R., ww carpeting, oil S furnace, large enclosed lers. Close to schools and shopping. Gl and FHA com mitment now ready don't m WAIT, ACT NOW. m WE HOPE m You have seen every house J in town so you will be qua- m lified to recognize the true g value in this appealing 3 s bdr. 2 bath home drive by it at No. 12 Glen Oak Court j then call us to arronge an m appointment to see the op- peal and glamor inside. I TIRED OF PAYING RENT? 5 Then act now and buy this modern, well built Duplex j and let the renter pay you. S Asking price of $11,000 is justified by the income. a 1 Tex Hatcher $P 2-8256 f I J. Vtrnt Shangle SP 2-9365 i John Shams 3.31Ad f Harold Houston SP 3-4390 I L Keith Bates, Rltr. SP 2-6034 SALE! J LEGAL NOTICES TO ALL LANDOWNERS. ASSESS MENT PAYERS OR OTHER IN TERESTED PARTIES IN EAGLE POINT IRRIGATION DISTRICT: NOTICE is hereby clven that on Tuesday, November 1. I960, at io:oo ocjock ajw., tne tsoaro ot Directors of Eaele Point Irrigation District, acting as a Board of Equalization, will meet in the of fice of said Board at Eagle Point, Oregon, for the purpose of re viewing and correcting the Dis trict assessments- and apportion ments of taxes for the year 1961. Such assessment list as approved and adopted by the Board of Di rectors ot saia uisixici is now on file in the office of said District where it is open for inspection to all interested parties. this notice is DubUsned py order of the Board of Directors of said District. L k. suveira Secretary Eagle point Irrigation District A-Too Lot To Classify Dear John, I won't give up Irving . . . unless you promise to take me out to . . . The Melody Room They1 have dancing Tuesday to Saturday Floor shows on Tuesday and Friday (with the SHADOWS), a swell after-game Sarty Friday with a live radio roadcast . . . PLUS ... The best music In Southern Oregon. Bob Anderson Plays. PLUS ... This Wednesday H a m m y' Hp mil ton and Bill Abbott will bc-,a part of the Trio. ON FRIDAY ... It's the Tower Trio . . . and PLUS ONE on Saturday .r DON'T FORGET those Ohl so tender steaks! , , . tenderloin at $2.50 . . . Imagine I ... Sorry John, forget It. Irving just said he's been there and wants to take me out there . . . every night. (Never a bum steer at the xuwfitt iiKuiLEjt.i Martha SAVE Wood screen doors close out $6.95 each. Pabco 3-tab roofing, all colors. $8 sq., net cash & carry. Latex interior flat wall paint, discontinued colors, $2 gal. -lnch oak. birch, maple & mahogany plywood. 42c sq. ft. NORTON LUMBER CO. Phoenix - White City - Ashland FOR SALE Half of whole well-fed Whlteface beef. 41c )b. Dressed In the half. Pick up at Eastslde Abattoir. KE 3-1824. For Real Estate SEE JACKSON COUNTY REALTY Desert Branch 6781 Crater Lake Hy., Medford Clayton W. Lewis REALTOR Don Ashpole Rosemary Ashpole Sales Phone TA 6-9101, or HI 6-3302 Eagle Point Have Listings Want Listings Will Travel! $700 DOWN Full price $6,500. 3 B.R. home plus extra lot, near Eagle Point schools. ,.. LOW DOWN Barrows Eagle Park sub-division. Build or move trailer house on these large choice lots. $1,150 and up. IF YOU ARE Looking for a near new 3 B.R. home, garage, carport, patio, beouti fully landscaped, approv. F.H.A. loan with low down call us for location and price. FOR SALE OR LEASE Comfortable 2 B.R. home In E.P. Well located, creek front oge, garden area, $10,125. Low down on qualified F.H.A. loan. HONEYMOON SPECIAL Nothing to do to like new 2 B.R. home completely furnished on 2 irrig. acres. Owner will accept small modern trailer house as down poymenr. INSIDE REMODELED 2 B.R. home, large workshop, only $6,500 with good terms. PRICE REDUCED 1 80 acre ranch, 69 A. paid Irrig., 24 A. free irrig. 3 B.R. home, large barn, and com pletely equipped. $30,000 with terms.- WE NEED YOUR LISTINGS OPEN THIS WEEK END BUILDING 3 miles from downtown. 1 Vz acres irri gated. City water in front. AV' concrete . block fence across entire 90 ft. frontage. Fruit and shode trees on property. $2450 with $1000 down. EXCLUSIVE ADDRESS Very well built, well located, 3 bedroom east side home. Has all hardwood floors fireplace covered patio 1 4x22. Prox. 6 yrs. old and in excellent condi tion. Good lawn, shrubs, willow tr,eet bock yard entirely fenced. Lots of cupboards nd storage. Dorance Hayes 2-6203, Lee Hoos 2-6927, Fred Patterson 3-5719, Bert Pre 3-4229, John Tayler 2-6905, G. J. Wolff 2-9046, Jean Andersen 3-4724, Harry Elmore 3-2782. A Too lata To Classify FOR SALE 3-p satin dragon pa. jamas DrocaaeManaann jacitei, large, jij worm it-rape at. FOR RENT Quiet 2-rm. upstairs apt $20. SP 3-3321. JUST ARRIVED 11 varieties of Heainer. you can have color in your yard the year around. Let us help you with your landscape problems St plans. ORNAMENTAL NURSERY SPECIAL 1 used Colt Woodsman. 4 used shotguns. 1 used Hotpoint elec. clothes dryer; 1 used Bendix elec. clothes dryer. 1 used Kenmore elec range. I used National hot water heater. 3 used Danel ray eas it wall heaters. I used oil floor fur. nace. usee sou pipe at iuungs, and hundreds of used doors St windows. Haggard Lumber & Phimbing Hwy. 99, Phpenix. Open 8 a.m. to S p.m." KE 5-2522. FOR" SALE 2-bdrm. 6c a 3-bdrm. on 1 acre. Irrigated. Income $112 mo. sbuwj. at z-izoi 6-Month-old Guernsey Heifer Calf. See Karen at-2939 Diane St., Ash land FOR SALE 1951 Ford Victoria transportation. 1-whcel trailer; Stevens double 410 shotgun. nartn f - CD 1 It CO FOR SALE 1 grey suit. 1 top coat, both sire 2: 4iw Jointer with motor and stand. SP 2-7392. RESTYLING double breasted men's coats to single, $10. Also all kinds alterations, work guaran teed. SP 3-6853. ' FOR SALF, One Wesix elec. heat er. SIS; two almost new men's sport or dress coats, size 36, $5 - each; one male purbred Dachs hund, 7 weeks old, $12.50. SP 3-5922. " BRING the family for Sunday din ners to Hideaway Dining room, lizs i. our i ai. NO DOWN PAYMENT 100 G.I. Financing Closing costs only. 3-bdrm, home with fireplace. Convenient terms for non-GJ.'s. WILL ACCEPT TRADES Crater Land Development Co. E. C. CONRAD St SON. BLDRS. SP 3-6717 SP 3-1623 $12,950 NEW 3 BEDROOM Circle drive,- ceiling radiant heat, beautiful Birch kitchen, heavily insulated. Possession in about 3 weeks. Low down pay ment or would take car, boat or oirplane on down payment. $14,900 NEW LARGE 3 BDRM. HOME Paved street In fine neighbor hood. Would consider 2 bed room in on trade. $17,900 3 Bedroom with Playroom 1 Yi boths, large dining room. Immediate possession. Consider trade of smaller home. OLD STAGE ROAD VIEW SITE 2Vz acre site leveled off for im mediate construction. $3,350. Call soon. LEASE WITH OPTION . 3 bedrooms, family room, I Vi baths. Close in on the Eastside. $ 1 25 per rr.onth. ONLY $8,930 Older 3 bedroom home close in on Westside. New paint inside and out. Only $1,000 down. v MORE FOR LESS Good 4 bedroom home located close in. Only $6,800. Good terms . . . Like rent. PICKELL REAL ESTATE REALTOR-BUILDER OFFICE -411 E. Main St. SP 3-6646 Harry Wlthrow SP 2-4177 Max Cramer SP 2-5930 CALL ANYTIME WANTED V' SCRAP IRON : ' CAST IRON COPPER BRASS Aluminum Batteries 442 North Fir Phone SP 3-5473 HIGHT HAS IT! SITE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME One of the best business opportunities on our books. Owner has It mode nd wants to retire. Grocery store and serv ice station 2 complete homes all on 1 acre. Hos beer and wine license. All for $45,000 with 29 down. RIVER HOME , Modem 2 bedroom home and 1 bedroom guest house on 4 ocres close to Shady i-ove. nos tn and cnicken house. Irri gation by pump from river. Home newh redecorated T. J. HIGHT AGENCY, INC. 221 North Central Phone SP 2-5223 -Where Service Is a "Realty" Open Sunday Afternoon A Too lct To Clcmify BARGAINS Fall sale Rhode dendrons 1S"-18". $1.00. Azaleas, all colors 08c. Camellias named varieties well budded 96.00 valua 13-50. GARDEN CENTER NURSERY Between Phoenix St Talent on 99 CALL IIERRIED REAL ESTATE Property Owners Have For 30 Years BUDGET SAVER! Start with the price only $9,. 750. Lowest cost heating saw. dust furnace in the basement. Taxes only $11 per month. Compact 5 room home . all metal kitchen. Beautiful back yard with BBQ and patio. Quiet eastside paved street. REALLY COMPLETE! From its sprinkling system to its air conditioner this home has just about ivery conveni ence and improvement you could want. 6 spacious rooms eastside location. 1 00'xl 70' lot. Lots of home for $20,100. WORTH EVERY NICKEL! For $13,250 this home is just a plain good buy. 3 bedrooms, dining room and breakfast nook, forced air heating, fireplace, garage, large lot with shade & city water. . Immediate, posses sion. HOME AND INCOME! Within easy walking distance we have a duplex and small home, a complete set of furni ture, bringing in $155 per month, for $13,650. Terms DUAL PERSONALITY! You'd think it was a lovely home and it is! But it's also a duplex with one side especially designed for owner occupancy, with 2 bedrooms, dining room, entry hall, fireplace and tiled bath. $18,500. IRRIGATED SUBURBAN! - Large, really deluxe, ranch styU suburban home with 2Vi acre; irrigated, more irrigated lanii available. $23,500. , You car. trade in your property on this. $27,500 RANCH! A beautiful property with I Vi miles of frontage on two year around creeks. 65 acres of free Irrigation, modern home built in 1955, new barn. Small pri vate fishing pond. Top ranch for the money. . 10 ACRES IRRIGATED! Finest leveled bottom land, all cement irrigation ditches. AI-. most new 2 'bedroom home, good cement floored born. Very reasonably priced at $17,500 and owner will consider Med ford home in trade. Salesmen Ray Jeckson SP 2-5171 Bill Holman SP 2-9742 Lorraine von dsr Hellen HI 6-3754 Duans Venekamp KE 5-1422. 104 E. 6th St. SP 3-7464 'S Builders Supplj 727 McAndrewi PHONE SP 3-4575 wly and has new roof. , QUALITY BLOCKS " fC. . If? Chimneys J Prestreiaed 1 nr,t