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Newspaper Page Text14 A TUESDAY, Pineapple Cloth 1 Ji ff U taQ'f'JfJt 1 ' mm it , ''III !fy :J ? V i 9 ! W 1 4 1 1 '''' jlJ2 I'm Twice useful! This cloth is a pretty party-server - a clev er way to show off a round table. Center of attention! Rows of pineapples create elegant effect on round table. Pattern 7421: crochet directions 50 inch cloth in No. 30 cotton; about 75 in string. Send Thirty-five cents (in coins) for this pattern - add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Mcdford Mail Tribune, House hold Arts Dept., P. O. Box 183, Old Chelsea Station New York 11, N. Y. Print plain ly NAME, ADDRESS, PAT TERN NUMBER. JUST OUT! Our 1081 Nec dlecraft Book. Over 125 de signs for home furnishings, for fashions - knit, crochet, embroider, weave, sew, quilt - toys, gifts, bazaar itemu. FREE - six designs for popu lar veil caps. Quick - send 25 cents TODAY. ' These Legends of Nature Once Were Believed . My grandmother believed that by tying a knot in a handkerchief or her apron that she could stop the hoot ing of the owls that often made the night hideous with their cries. Her mother believ ed the same result could be accomplished by turning a pocket wrong side out and wearing it thus for a day. They believed that if a bee was charred in a fire and the ashes placed in the shoes, the wearer would be cured of flat feet. ' Nature played a very im portant part to the people of early America. They lived very close to the earth and natural phenomena influenc ed their lives rather closely. . Many superstitions were built up; their every day lives being influenced by the crea tures around them. The ac tions of birds and animals warned them of coming storms or cold winters. They planted their crops in accordance with natural manifestations. Corn is still planted, even today, In many rural communities, when the oak leaves are as big as squirrel's cars. When the same squirrel worked assiduously to put aside a heavy store of nuts, the people prepared for a cold winter. The Long "V's" of geese, honking overhead in the dark night, foretold of early cold. The ground hog's Feb. 2 appearance above ground Indicated the end of winter, and the time of ap preaching spring. The first There was also the glass robin confirmed the wood- 11 W ( ?l - A ;;" V 1 ' ;t'; -v vj PRE-MEETING CHAT-Llewellyn E. Thompson, right United States ambassador to Russia, bright (D-Ark.), chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in Washington. Thompson gave the committee a briefing on all aspects of U. door hearing. . FEBRUARY 14. 1961 Udall Starting Out Washington Career On Risky Maneuver By A. ROBERT SMITH Mail Tribune Washington Correspondent Washington - Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall is starting his cabinet career Wlln a unique and possibly risky experi ment in Wash ington poli tics. His bchavi or in his first couple of weeks in of- &a ' "tiffed ' - would smith make a politi cal Emily Post blanch. In both the House and Sen ate he has been the object of some Republican rebuke for having dared to pick up the telephone and call members of the House to urge that they back Speaker Sam Rayburn's Rules Committee expansion plan. The static developed when Secretary Udall stood his ground, candidly admitted he had been operating behind the scenes, and said, in effect, "Anyone want to make some thing out of it?" The Republicans then rose to the occasion to suggest that Udall might have clubbed a few congressmen with the idea that unless they voted with Rayburn, local projects in their districts back home might not fare as well as they had hoped. Congressman Quakos One of the congressmen who was reported to be quak ing In his boots was Rep. J. Edgar Chcnowelh (R-Colo.), who has been trying in vain for years to get enactment of a bill for the Arkansas-Frying Pan reclamation project in his district. Chcnowelh was the congressman who buckled under this same sort of pres sure some years ago and de fected from the Republican party lineup against the Hells Small Worlds Around Us By Lynn M. Watkins (Restaur slid Trthuna syndicate, 1981) chuck's wisdom In appearing six weeks Inter and the peo pie nodded their heads In agreement. One of the most persistent legends Is the' story of the hoop snake which persists even to this day. The reptile was supposed to place its tail in its mouth and roll rapidly along, hoop-like, after its prey. At the critical moment, the snake straightened its body and, javelin-like, struck the intended victim with its open mouth. Instances were known where the snake, missing its intended prey, imbedded its fangs into the trunk of a tree, where the sinuous body lash ed and twisted until sundown. For some reason, snakes were always supposed to wait until sundown before they died, snake, whose brittle body shattered into segments with the slightest impact, but which could re-connect the pieces Into a complete whole as soon as the danger was past. Tales of were-wolves were used to discipline children several centuries ago, even persist in some countries to day. In the light of prosenl-day scientific knowledge all these "factual" stories are nothing more than folk-tales, based on a meager understanding of natural science. Animals do react to climatic changes and conditions - heat, cold, dampness and dryness af fect their impulses and reac tions, but there are such things as the glass snake and the centaurs that are beyond even the accomplishments of Mother Nature, herself. chats with Sen. J. William Fill S, -Soviet relations at a closed , (UPI Telephoto) Canyon bill in the House In terior Committee. Whatever happened, Cheno weth voted "present" in the rules fight - a neutral stand which helped neither side, as it turned out. GOP Floor Leader Charles Hallcck had a few caustic re marks about Udall's high pres sure tactics. Udall, at his news conference, responded to this by saying that Halleck is not ed as a gut fighter who plays the game to the hilt, but he doesn't seem to like it when others play to the hilt. The issue the Republicans were trying to stir up was whether Udall will now dis pense or withhold federal pro jects in the congressional dis tricts of the country in accord ance with how the congress men voted in that close battle which the Kennedy Adminis tration won. For example, just before Secretary Fred A. Sealon left office he selected a site for a new saline water conversion plant at Wrightsville Beach, N.C. The congressman from this district is Rep. Alton Lcnnon, a Democrat who fail ed to support Rayburn. Selection Reconsidered Udall has now announced that he is reconsidering this selection. He denies that he made any effort to get Lennon to vote with the Administra tion. The saline water con version plant may go to Flor ida instead. When reporters asked Ud all about this, he pulled out a rating sheet which showed the number of points given all cities considered for these projects on both coasts. Out of a possible 1000 points, Wrightsville Beach had 885 and the next highest site in Florida had 880. It would not be unpreced ented to pick the site which failed to rate highest, said Udall. He noted that Seaton passed over two California places - Pt. Hueneme, 805, and Camp Pendleton, 875 - in order to locate the plant at San Diego, which had 825 points. He said Seaton had done this for political reasons. If a bit of politics gets mix ed in with these selections, the only thing new about It is that Udall is candidly ad mitting it instead of acting ac cording to the usual script which calls for cabinet offi cers to feign innocence of all such wicked goings-on, REALLY OLD Dallas, Tex. - UIPI) -Juanita Armcs wrote the Dallas Times Herald Monday complaining about the ancient movies on local television. 'I saw one so old last week that the credits said 'Introducing John Barry- more, she wrote. LEGAL NOTICES No. 10994 NOT1CK TO CKKIHTORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JACKSON In the Matter of the Estnle or JACK ARCHIE JONES. Deceased, Notice Is herehv nivcrt that the untlei'.sii'noti lins been nnDolnled ncl- niinislnilor of the cstnte of JACK ARCHIE JONES, Deceased, by the Circuit Court or the State of Ore Kon for Jnckaon County and has quiiltricd. All persona nave uidimn HKninni until estate lire hereby notified to iHtiHom the sumo, auiy vomica or by low required, to the undcr- .signcri at the office of John H. Chancy. No. 8, The Mall, 1003 East Main ireci, Meat or a, urcRon, within ilx montht from the date hereof. Dntcd and first published Feb ruary 14. UKil. Last Publication March 7. 1961, John H. Chaney Administrator NOTK'K TO CREDITORS Notice ts hereby Riven (hat 1 have been appointed by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, Administrator of the Estate of John William Peter son, deceased, and have qualified. aii persons navins ciaims ngninsi the estate ol said Decedent are hereby notified to present them with proper vouchers, duly certi fied to me at my office at 12R East Main Street, Mcdford, Oregon, within ilx months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published Janu ary til, nnti. RONALD L, RICKETTS Administrator IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY 1'robatr Department No. UH1KH NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Mntter of the Estate of R. DeWil. also known as RUDOLPH DeW IT. also known as RALPH Dc WIT. Deceased The undersigned, having been appointed Executor of the auovc entitled estate by the Circuit Court or the County of Jckson. Stale of Oregon, and having qualified, notice Is hereby given to all persons hav ing claims against said estate to present them at the office of the undcrstsncd's Attorney at 22 Lev eret te Building, Medtord, Oregon, properly verified, and with proper voucners, wnnin six monins ttti from the date of the first nuhlica tion of this notice which is the 31st day of January, liitil Nlcklns n. DeWiU, Executor JOHN M ROSS Attorney tor Executor 212 Levcrette Hldg. Mcdford. Oregon ADVERTISEMENT FOR RIDS Sealed bids will be received by the Jackson County Court at the Court House at Mcdford, Oregon, on ot before 10:00 A.M.. on the 23rd day of February, lilfil. for Aerial Enlargements for the County As sessor's oltice. Instructions to bidders and speci fication (or the Aerial Enlarge ments rait be obtained at the office of the County Clerk. Datcr this tith day of February, 10(11. Enrl M, Miller t Countv Judge Chester H. Wendt County Commissioner E. II. Taylor County Commissioner "Here's another good job in -if I wasn't on vacation! ' LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Names ot Persons Appearing to He Owners of Abandoned Property: The following named persons are apparent owners of abandoned properly reported to me siaie. Land Board. Salem. Oregon: Charles S. Lyons, and Helen Rid bc wav. Med ford: Johnnie Gregg. Costa Mesa, Calif.; Billy W. Fuller. Pickens. Okla.: E. White. W. B. Hamby. and John Cuoo. addresses unknown. Information concerning the amount or descrlntlon of the nron- erty and the name and address of me noiaer may dc oDiaincu ny anv person possessing a legal or eq ii l in Die imeresi in me propuny ny writing to me aiaie uinu Board. 100 State Capitol. Salem, Oregon. If proof of claim is not Rrcseniea ny me owner io uie older, and if the owner's right to receive the property is not chihd lished to the holder's satisfaction by May .1, 1961, the abandoned nronortv will he nlaced in the cun- tnrlv of the State Land Board to which all further claims must be directed. CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY PERSONAL Lodge Notices 1 Special Club Event - 2 Personal mh.wm.mwh.. 3 Lost and Found - 4 Instructions - 5 Wanted Male Help 10 Wanted Female Help 11 Male or Female Help 12 Wanted Situations - 13 Wanted Miscellaneous 14 Financial St Loans . IS REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses 20 For Rent Apartments - 21 For Rent Furntched Rooms- 11 Rent Rooms and Board 23 For Rent Miscellaneous ....24 Wanted To Rent 25 Mcdford 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 ........ 45 Dogs and Pets SO Poultry , . 51 LlvcstPtk 52 Wnnted Livestock 5:i Hay, Grain and Feed 54 Fruits Si Vegetables 55 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 Late to Classify A Business Directory B Card of Thanks C Classified Rates Minimum Size: Two Lines 1 day per word . 2 days per word 3 days per word 4 davi per word 5 days per word 6 days per word 8c 12o ISc I7n 111c . 20c By Line Per Month $3.00 (Minimum Cash Ad 80c) Box Number Service Charge 30c Business Directory Each line per month .J5.25 Minimum per month $6.75 Dead Line on Classified Ads 5:00 p.m. for following day. except 10 a.m. for Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday Dead Line on Display Ossi fied Ads 10:00 A.M. Saturday for Sunday nnd Mondny. 3 P.M. the day betoru uunll cation tor Tues through Kri. APPROVED r RED IT CHARGES BILLED BY HIE LINK Minimum Chaige A Too Late To Classify WINTER PLANTING Shrubs, Vines gc Hoses cheap. 3-1J W Grape. TO BE MOVED Small store bldg. with lots of shelves. $1201). Delivered to you Terms If desired. SP 2-S8t4 TRADE FOR LOT OR ACREAGE Good older White truck & Freu- hoft scim-trailer. SP 2-.ial4 FOR RENT Attractive new 3 bdrm. house Close to Rogue Val ley Hospital. Mcdford school dis- S A V E Pabco 215-lb. 3-tab roofing. $7 30 Ac $B square, cash & carry: 4 x 4 x 1 m " tempered peg board $2 each. Oak flooring $110 per M. cedar rails for fencing 30c each; beautiful a" oak plywood 35c sq ft. NORTON LUMBER CO Phociiix White City Ashland Big Green Fir Slabs SUMMER PRICKS S : H GREEN STAMPS MEDFORD KJIEL SP a-3Ul ROSK8U8HKS. Trees." Flowering shrubs. Large Selection. Monarch Seed Ac Feed Co. Downtown Store. HEATHKIT From your authorised factory representative. Southern Ore Northern Calif VERL G WALKER CO. 203 W Jackson SP 3-7357 Med lord Oregon InB V Rustic Cedar 530 , 1x10" 12" channel bait $.'.V 2x8 T G S'JB. WESTS1DE LUMBER CO. 124 Summit Ave. SP 2-2359 I MEDFORD MAIL the Classified Ads I'd answer A Too Late To Classify BRIGHT straw by bale or load. See us. Elton s rarm & oarden store. VEGETABLE and Flower Seed. You can still buy a package of seed for 10c at the Monarch Seed Ac Feed Co. Both Stores. 16-20. Ammonium Sulphate, Super & Gypsum Elton's Farm & Garden Store FOR RENT 2-bdrm. house, partly lurn.. Kasi siae. aij-iooz. PEONY ROOTS. Red. nliik. white Also Lily bulbs. Monarch Seed & r eed Lo. uowniown a tore. BERRY PLANTS, Grape Vines, Rhubard Roots, Aspnragus Roots, Strawberry Plants. Monarch Seed St Feed Co. uoth stores JIFFY POTS and Jirfy Plantcr.s. Hot Bed Cables. Soil Tasting Kits, Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Both Stores. WANTED Good lot in Medford with city water & sewer, for $1000. SP 2-0620 or SP 3-6040. FOR SALE BUNDL"ES of old newspapers 20c each. Mail Trib une Office. 3 3 N Fir. 1 LODGE NOTICES Special Communication of Warren Lodge No. 10, A.F. & A.M., jacKson XJTW ville. Wednesday. Feb. 13, IMUl, l :ju p.m. vvuiiv in the M.M. Decree. Work exemplified by all past mas ters. All Master Masons cordially invited. Refreshments. Gail Burlington, w.m. Stated Communication Central Point Lodge No. 135. A.F. St A. M., Wed.. Feb. 15. 1961. 7:30 p.m. Entertainment and refreshments. Visit ins Brethren welcome. Wives of Masons invited. Archie Purdy, w.M. Table Rock Council No. 15, R. & S.M. Stated Assembly. Official visit of the Grand Master of Royal & Select Masters and ladies welcome. Charles G. Goold. I.M. Mcdford Lodge No. 83, I.O.O.F.. meets Tuesday, !T Feb. 14 at 8 p.m. First degree, refreshments. Vis. itors welcome. .Tack Adams. N.G. 2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS Rummage Sale Sat, Feb. 18, 9 to 4, Fehl Bldg., 106 N. Ivy. Misc. clothing. Homcmakcrs' Guild. Square Dance & Spaghetti Supper. rymian Han, urape oi.. meniora. Saturday. Feb. 18. 8:30 p.m. 3-PERSONAL LP Nurse will give personal care by hour to invalid patients, wasn ing hair, bed care, etc. SP 2-8133. Pearl Watson's beautiful modern new home for the elderly. Has bright spacious rooms available. 155 S. 1st st.. Central Point, Ore gon. NO 4 -U63 . EFFICIENT TAX SERVICE Central Point Business Agency 319 Pine St. NO 4-1717 REAL ESTATE LOANS to $2500. Commercial Industrial Finance Corp., Main St Riverside SP 3-4564 PROMPT TAX SERVICE 3312 Table Rock Rd. NO 4-1352 ANYONE having a drinking prob lem is welcome at Alcoholic Anonymous 8:30 p.m. Tues. & Sat. Rear of 212 N Oakdnle SP 2-6657 TODD'S BARBER SHOP 132 N. Riverside Come in or phone for appointment. JiP 3-5083 HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS? Sec Dick Milestone. He can arrange a loan for you from $50 to $ 1 500, on furniture, automobile or salary. AMERICAN FINANCE CORP. 123 W. Main SP 2-6201 DENTURES repaired & re-lined while you wait. Day or eve. Ph. SP 3-6020 23 Lozicr Lane. 4-LOSTAND FOUND LOST Fri. or Sat., black bill fold". Reward. SP 2-8610. LOST Diamond wedding ring. Re ward. Write Tribune Box 3132 LADY MEDFORD BEAUTY SALON 32 N. Oflkd a I e SP 3-3211. 5-INSTRUCTIONS MEN We Seek Trainees To qualify for Operating Engineers Nationwide construction projects need trained men. Airnorta. C.nv. eminent housing, power dams. I thruways. Chance to Ret in on I ground floor NOW. Experience I not required. Intensive FAST ! practical training. Estimating, blueprint reading, grade At grade! stakes, operating controls, field : maintenance. Hwy. construction.1 operation of bulldozer, srj.dtr. : hovelcat. Actual oncration tf i desired. Get the tacts r.. Fx-1 perience on new modern equip. ment. No obligation, no red tape I but must be SINCERE. Mail coupon: j HEAVY EQUIPMENT j DIVISION ! Trainee Director NORTHWEST SCHOOLS DEPT. H2-1 14 0 Tribune Box 5554 Name Adctrcsx City Ate Stat. Ph Hrs. Mkl. from (o 1 TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE. 5-INSTRUCTIONS ACCORDION All ages. Popular. Classic, Religious, Repalri. SP- HIGH school at home. $6 monthly inciunes texts & instruction. American School, Ray Burkett, registrar. Box 641. Yreka. Calif. 10-WANTED MALE HELP MEN Train for HEAVY EQUIP MENT OPERATION. See North west Schools ad under Class. 5 SALESMAN Must be neat, have car, for Medford, Ashland area Commission. Year round work. Aooly Beneficial Standard Life Rm. 209. Leverctte Bldg. Morn- i n gs oniy. WANTED Married man with car for Fuller Brush route. Must have neat appearance St be will ing to work. $95 per week guar anteed to start. Phone SP 2-8934 EXPERIENCED TV & Radio-Phonograph REPAIRMAN Able to handle shop work and home service calls in Mcdford area. 40 hrs. 5 days week. Write Mail Tribune Box 5565 giving experience summary. All applications neid in strict con fidence. WANTED Ranch hand for Mtn. Hanch. House turn. No electri city. Write Tribune Box 5323. ATTENTION ASHLAND Phoenix & Talent NEWSPAPER CARRIERS WANTED Applications are now being ac cepted for newspaper carriers in me louowing areas Lincoln School area Briscoe School area S.O.C. area Vicinity of library , Phoenix Talent REQUIREMENTS Applicants must be at least 12 yeais oi age anq in jr. or sr. High. Apply t.i person to Wyati Rosborouch 1224 Iowa nt . Ash land, or call SP 2-6141, Ext. 42. GOLD HILL APPLICATIONS Are now being accepted for newspaper carriers in the Gold Hill area. Requirements Applicants must be at least 12 years of age and In Jr. or Sr. High. Apply in person to the Circulation Dept. of the Medford Mail Tribune. 11 -WANTED FEMALE HELP We are now taking applications lor car nosiesses. aoc w Drive In. Jackson St Riverside SP 3-4417 after 5 p.m. WOMAN for spring work in garden store. Must have selling experi ence and knowledge of flowers and other phases of gardening. write r,u. box iittB, Medford RETIRED woman for licht house. work & some child care. Home & some wages furnished. Will con sider retired couple, man free to work elsewhere. Tribune Box 52H4. 13-WANTED SITUATIONS Dressmaking & Alterations. Mrs. bampert. ap 3-4654. EXPERIENCED woman wants posi tion tin iiuunuKeeper or oauy sitting. SP 3-1103. EXPERIENCED nurse will do home nursing. P.O. Box 55, Mcdford. EXP. baby sitting, by the hour. Own transportation. SP 2-5686. HOUSEKEEPER has "a or full day per wk. open. Refs. SP 2-2016. CARPENTER WORK SP 2-4332 CHILD CARE. Milla Scott PRE-SCHOOL SP 2-5697 GOOD IRONING, fast service, pick up aci. $1 nr. k.e 5-2543. DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS Mrs Shepard. SP 3-4863 ECONOMY CABINET SHOP - KE 5-1173 Gun Racks, Chest of Drawers, Book Cases, Kitchen Cabinets, Formica Work ... All Kinds of Cabinets Made to Order. 33 Over 17,000 Calls to Prospective Customers in Just a Few Hours A CLASSIFIED AD IN THE MAIL TRIBUNE For Quick Results Use This Convenient Order Form Write Your Ad Below - 1 Word to a Space - Cost Per Word Appears at Right. Mail Now to Classified Ad Dept., MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon Please run my ad for DAYS in THE MAIL TRIBUNE under Classification I enclose $ in full payment NAME PHONE ADDRESS City 13 WANTED SITUATIONS LOCAL man, 22. good character, ready and willing for hard spring work. Anything, need work. Ex perienced in farming, have chauf feur's license. Tribune Box4527. ALL types carpenter work No Job too am all SP 3-5243 SP 3-6382. CHILD care. Own car. Call before 9 p.m. SP 3-153B. WANTED HOUSEWORK Experience & ref. SP3-6576. Experienced woman wants house work . ReerniceJCE 5-2373. IRONING Free pickup St del. SP 2-7456. YARD WORK. Hauling. Fertilizer for sale. SP 2-9768. SEWING Alterations All kinds Outsize or large women, teen- agers, children. SP 2-4636. PAINTING Job or hour. Free es timates. SP 3-4178. PAINTING SP 3-5956 22 vrs. oualitv oaintine in So. Oregon. Equip, furnished, S3.50 pgr nr., Drusnipernr., HOUSE WORK BY HOUR HAVE CAR SP 2-8318 BABY sitting in my home. 814 E. Jackson SP 2-8145 TRACTOR WORK Ernie Mallams SP 2-4310 CHILD CARE Have own trans- por ta 1 1 on. HP 2-2287. WANTED Custodian, caretaker or maintenance worn, axpencneea Good ref. Tribune Box 5370. CARPENTER Excellent work, rea sonable. KE 5-2763. LET an experienced man trim your roses & snruppery, ai- j-uiui. HOUSE CLEANING Car. Ref. Exp. l,i or fun days, av z-iitiuu. EXPERIENCED woman needs housework. NO 4-1015. CARPENTER work. New or re- model. Cabinets. Jordc. TA 6-4784 BABY SITTING at my home. SP 2-577JS ODD JOBS PAINTING ; SP3-4761 ROOFING, new. reroof. 25 yrs. exp, Bill Miller. SP 3-2765. 14 Wanted Miscellaneous CASH FOR FURNITURE Misc. tools or anything saleable. Or will sell on consignment. Sale every Thurs. WE PAY MORE! Red Barn Auction Co, - S. Hwy. 09 KE 5-1828 CASH for urniture, appliances, misc. SP 2-G355. FOR a better deal on your coins. THOMPSON. SP 2-6782. WANT BARKIE POLES Contact us for prices & sped fications. J. H. Baxter & Co. Box 30, Grants Pass. GR 6-ttfi86 WANTED Good used 32" chain for McCulloch saw. SP 2-5503. OLD COINS ANTIQUES BAILEY Ml) 0-0031 Best Cash Deal For Good used furniture & Misc. OAK GROVE FURNITURE SP 3-1564 or SP 3-2728 anytime SHELLED WALNUTS " Model Bakery SP 2-4720 CASH FOR FURNITURE SP 2-2958 or SP 2-8760 CALL US! SP 2-8218 WE NEED FURNITURE USED PIANOS wanted. Will pay Cash. Erskine's. SP 2-4296. 15-FINANCIAL & LOANS DISCOUNT 10 on $1350 well secured Real Estate Contract. Pays $50 mo. & 6 interest. Tribune Box 5525. FOR SALE well secured First Mortgages at an attractive dis count. Tribune Box 5203. FOR SALE: $3,336 contract 6 int. raying mo, win give discount. Write Tribune Box 5406. 20-FOR RENT HOUSES 3-BDRM. house, garage & storage rm. SP 2-4171 8 to 5 p.m. or SP 2-4069 after 5 p.m. COMFORTABLE 2-bdrm, house to food renters. Inquire 542 So. yy.SP 2-88 17evenings. 3-RM. DUPLEX PARTLY FURN. SP 2-5875 2-RM. modern house, oil heater St elec. range. S30mo. HP 3-2606. CENTRAL POINT 2 unfurn. 1-bdrm. duplex. Adults. $45. SP2-7DC2 after 5. T.nnWM Aan nnfitpn O halh Easts, de. $90. SP 3-5020. ' I FOR RENT 6-rm. cottage, close In at 212 S. Grape, available next Monday. Rent $75. See owner at 22 S. Grape. SMALL house in Talent. $40 mo. Call Mrs. Lois Yockel, KE 5-2581. CLEAN, 1-bdrm. unfurn. Adults. $60. SP 2-2913. 0 Acre Near Jacksonville Nicely landscaped approx. acre (not steep) garden soil, Medford water, also good irrigation set up, small greenhouse, hobby, fruit, tool room. Large covered patio, new roof, lovely large carpeted living room. A fine place for a retired couple. This very neat 2 BR home can be yours for only $8600. Use your Gl here today. L-RED ARROW REALTY Roy H. Maudlin, Realtor At Talent Junction KE. 5-1752 Name and Address Count 20-FOR RENT HOUSES CUTE for couple, small 1-bdrm. furn.. $45, adults, no pets. SP3- 6036. NEW 2-bdrm. home in the Upper Applegale. TW 9-1529. FURN. COTTAGE 3179 Crater Lake Hwy. SP 3-3709. FOR RENT Small house, Jackson ville. TW 9-1637. FURNISHED CABINS Utilities pd. KE 5-1 4 68 FOR RENT 1-bdrm. modern cot tages, elec. kitchen, oil heat, $40 mo. 20(i0 Table Rock Rd. 635 SOUTH HOLLY Unfurn. duplex apt., 2 bdrms. Carport. SP 3-5 60 0 4 -ROOM unfurnished house. 718 Welch. SP 2-9721. 2-BDRM. unfurn. house. Inquire 303 Genessee. CLEAN 1-bdrm. unfurn., adults. SP 3-5958 UNFURN., 1-bdrm. cottage. 107 North Peach Information Sc key at 110 East 6th St. CABINS $8 WEEK St UP. 1501 N. Riverside. SP 3-9196. FOR LEASE 4 bdrm. home, easy walking distance, immediate pos session S90 mo. Call Herried Real Estate. S P 3-7464 . LOVELY 2-bdrm. duplex, adults, no peta. 1102 Dakota. SP3-49 96. LARGE new duplex. 2 bdrms., tiled bath. Located . between Sears & Hedrick. Carport with storage. $B5. SP 3-5037. 1- BDRM. furn. duplex, 823 King. SPJJ-4368. aHernoons NEW 2-bdrm. duplex, Montcrest district. SP 2-4246. 2- RM. furn. cabin. Nice St clean. No drinkers. 1009 W. Main. SMALL 2-bdrm. house. Orr Drive. TA 6-2851 2-BDRM unfurn. Close in. Clean. Curtains. Newly painted. $85 mo. SP 2-9428; 2-BDRM.. i A., close in. American Home & Land Co.. SP 3-7543. 1-BDRM. furn duplex $55." 703 S. Keeneway. SP 3-6187. UNFURN. roomy 1-bdrm. CLEAN duplex. SP 2-2190. FURN. 2-bdrm., auto, washer, wood or elec. heat. Children welcome. $69. lrjPPSP2-4513. 1-BDRM. ground floor duplex apt. Close in. S45. Also, small 1-bdrm. house. $30. SP 2-9119. NICE, clean 1-bdrm. furn. See at 603 N. 6th. in Jacksonville. CLEAN 4 rm. furn. house. 1 bdrm. Elec. appliances. Large clothes closet & storage rm. Inquire 305 S. Oakdale. FURN. COTTAGE. 3 rms. St bath. $30. SP 2-7300. FOR RENT Large roomy barracks at Camp Prcscott. Paved road School bus. Elcctricily, water un der pressure, mail route. Lowest rent in county. For information . call Claud Self, HI 6-3902. 217 LAUREL - 2-bdrm. unfurn. house. Fireplace, wall to wall carpet, garage. Adults. $B5. SP 3 1881. 1 & 2-bdrm. unfurn. duplex. Lots ot built-ins. Yard service. Garage. 415 Oak. SMALL 1-bdrm. house with quiet park-like grounds in Medford. SP 2-6080. 4-BDRM home near school. Large shop & garage 840 W. 14th. SP 2-6080. 21-FOR RENT APARTMENTS Garage apt., water St garbage paid, $30 mo. See at 29 Newtown. SP 3-5491. ATTRACTIVE 1-bdrm. furn. apt. TV. washer & dryer. SP 3-7543 days. SP3-1416cvea. deluxe duple;: APT. EASTSIDE NEW MODERN Drapes, wall-to-wall carpeting, fireplace. built-in oven and range. Attached garage with storage facilities. Unfurn. $100; furn. $115. Available March 1. Call SP 3-4865 days. CLOSE in. clean, "l-bdrm. furn. Most utilities pd. Washing facil ities. 806 W. Main. FURN. apt., private, close in, facing street. Before 5. 210 S. Ivy. nsMi FOR SALE PEARS GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES Bring Containers PINNACLE PACKINGCo. INC. 220 No. Fir St. Phone SP 2-6271 Monday Through Saturday, 8 to 5 the Same as Other Words 21-FOR RENT APARTMENTS SMALL FURN. APT., close in: fur nace heat. $47.50 month. Suitable for one adult. No pets. Phona Ot-' J-1DJJ, evciuuga. CLEAN 3-rm. apt., clotie in. $45, 518 Putman. inquire uu . . ATTRACTIVE 3-rm. furn.. water, garbage pd. Close In. SP 2-6620, LARGE 2 BDRM. FURN. APT. 565. WEaTolUfc. r -oujb DESIRABLE 2-bdrm. new duplex. Unfurn. 365 Bessie St. SP 2-4611, NEW clean rooms, kitchenettes, weexiy. PHOENIX MOTEL. . FURN. apt., modern built-ins, wa- ter and garbage pd. SP 3-3252. a-RM. furn. apt. for 1. bath, $33. a. uattaaie. or &-&oua. FOR RENT 1-bdrm. turn, apt., downstairs. 43 Oak St., Central Point. . 2-BDRM. APT Unfurn.; elec. stove, refrig., heat, hot water, laundry facilities Adults. Evelyn Apts., 115 N. Ivy. SP 2-6693. WEEKLY & MONTHLY RATES. Bear ceen moiei arj-wou. 10th & Oakdale. Furn. or unfurn. Utilities pa Cable TV at small additional charge. Clean, safe & comfortable "A really good placa to live" SP2-9748J FURN Apt UtiUites pd. Manor Motel NO 4-2094. Oak K & C Motel St Cafe. wkly. rates. kitcnens. utilities pa. FURN. 2 rm. apt. with bath, Crater Lake Ave. SP 2-5414. FURN 3 rms., bath, in. 11 N. Peach. all elec. Close 5-RM. apt., groundfloor, redecorat ed, stove & refrig., elec. heat. No children. 722 King. Eves. SP 2- 97ia NICE large 2-bdrm. apts. Stove, refrig washing facilities St swim ming pool. SP 2-4893aHer5p;m. FOR RENT Furn. small 2 rm. & bath. $40. Also large 4 rm. (wood furn.) $70. Water-garbage pd. on both. SP 3-5057 or SP 3-3895. FOR RENT Large ground floor furn. Apt. Close in. Suitable for 1 or 2 adults. Call at 708 W. 6th or SP 3-4911 or SP 2-2907. FOR RENT Nice, ground floor apt. $75. SP 2-6537. . SMALL 1 bdrm. furn. $35; large 2 bdrm. partly furn., $50; 108 G St.. Jacksonville, See Mrs. Hig gin- bottom. No. a. 2 BDRM. furn. Apt. 813 Grant. SP-3-6940 or SP 2-9919. NEW FURN. APT. 871 Swing Lane. SP 3-4828 REDECORATED, close in. ground" floor, washer, dryer. 1-bdrm. $40. Good child O.K. SP 3-2226. CLEAN Furn. apts. Private bath, steam heat, all utilities paid. 217 S. Riverside. m FOR RENT Attractive furn. 4-rm. upstairs apt. for adults. Close in, garage, water St garbage paid. No pets. $60. SP 3-1784 or SP-2-6773. NEW 3 BEDROOM Bath V2, built-in oven and range, utility rm., patio. FHA or Gl terms. Will trade. NICE SUBURBAN 3 BR, bath and Va. ww carpet, nice yard and big garden space. FHA terms. EASTSIDE AT WESTSIDE PRICE 3 B.R., fireplace, guest house. Nice yard with trees. Forced air heat. $13,500. Tile bath and kitchen. A real good buy. Terms. Vt ACRE SUBURBAN 3 BR and family room. Close in. Fireplace and trees. SUBURBAN Large 2 B.R. on 1 acre, fam ily room, double garage. On Old Stage Rd. $12,750.00. BROOMED CEILINGS Earharr Park. 3 B.R., bath and 3Ar. family room, built in oven and range. $15,500. Gl's. BJ Rmlrlar Qiinnlu At QUALITY BLOCKS Chimneys Prestressed E.. I - ... 727 W. McAndrewl PHONE SP 3-457S Jackson, Josephine A Siskiyou Counties Consecutive Insertions Minimum Size 2 Lines 1 day .08 per word 2 days .12 per word 3 " .15 4 " .17 " - 5 " .19 - 8 .20 Minimum cash price 80c. Minimum size 2 lines. Charged ads, on approved credit, are billed on line rate. Minimum charge SI. 20. Minimum size 2 lines. Rate outside the three Counties, 9c per word per day. n 1MERBCAN I Mm HOME & LAND CO. I Medford Hotel Lobby 1 SP 3-7543 .