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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY. JUNE 10, 19(2 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Chimp Ejected -In Capsulrj Test 'I Edwards AFB, Calif. 0TO A chimpanzee was ejected in a new rocket-powered escape capsule from a supersonic BS8 bomber and recovered sfely Friday as a prelude to the first ejection of a man at speeds faster than. sound. . . The 104-pound chimp, Zena 9, landed safely at this base after being triggered from the Hustler bomber flying at supersonic rpeed 45,000 feet above the Mojave desert. He was retrieved nine minutes later in apparent good condl tion. Tests will be conducted on the chimp tp see how he fared Jn the "crucial" experiment. Zeno was ejected at 1060 miles an hour and fell 30,000 feet in the capsule before its main chute opened. WideWhifier '9329 io-.st'yf", Young, gay, new! You'll love the spin of a full-circle skirt, the wide belt that gives a tiny waist. Costume news to sew in crisp cottons, rayon. Printed Pattern 8320: Miss es' Size 10, 12. 14, 16, 18 Size 16 dress and jacket take 6H yards 39-inch fabric. THIRTY-FIVE . CENTS in coins for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mail. Bend to Mao ian Martin, ' Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern-Dept., .232 West 18th St.,. New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with. SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Extra Big Summer Pattern Catalog over 108 styles for all sizes, occasions. Send 35c. The Bride's Joy Give the bride-to-be the joy oi naving luxurious linens add cutwork to her gifts These motifs lend them selves to pillowcases, irarf, towol. Pattern 7024: transfer two motifs 4Vj x 22 inches, four 5, six 2: scallops. THIRTY. FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for Ist-class mailing. Send to Alice Brooks, care of Medford Mail Tribune,- Ncedlecraft Dept., P. O. Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11. N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM BER. NEVERBEFORE VALUE! 200 designs to knit, crochet, lew,' weave, embroider, quilt in our 1S62 Ncedlecraft Catalog. Beautiful Bulkles In a complete fashion section plus bedspreads, toys, linens, afghans, slipcovers, plus 2 free patterns. Send 25c now. ThcyH Do It Every Time i . By Jimmy Hado " (era WUQ'5 WOW NECKTIE Y70NE THINS ABOUT tAlSj "vS?OP 1 1 J M"ST BE A, II SELUW& THEM EGG UlcvtipsSu IV MINt READER,' ( CATCWERS-VOO DOMT ) C... cc. . .mTV I AET PIFTV RUCUS, W HE HIT IT HAVE TO WE YOUP., M LETgsll MOW Hfery.?T0' , TEU II V SI&N VOU UPr 2tr??r? A SOON HEU BE P$ jjj BaaNE Small Worlds Around Us By Lynn W. Watkins (Reilster Tribune SrndlciU, 11121 The Shrike Strikes But It's Pari of Nature's Plan Looking very innocent and demure, the little gray and black bird sat on the clothes line, its sharp little eyes scan ning every Inch of the garden,! watching especially the group of sparrows that were shoul dering one. another at the feeding tray. The housewife, interested In all kinds of birds, had fol lowed her usual procedure 6f placing the grain on the tray, then retiring to her com fortable chair on the back porch while she watched the bird antics. She already had identified the gray bird on the clothes line as a loggerhead shrike. and wondered why it was waiting there. She knew it was not at all interested in the grain. Sweopad Down ' It also happened that sne was -watching at the very in stant the gray-and-b lack- marked bird swooped down on a passing spBrrow, knock ing the smaller bird violently to the ground. The shrike, barely larger than the spar row, began delivering sharp blows to the other's head There was a mad scramble for a brief moment but the spar row was caught. The lady rushed to the rescue.. The shrike returned to the clothesline, but the lady had been too late. The little gray and black bird didn't wait long after the lady left. He flew down, grabbed the limp form in his slightly hooked beak and flew away. The experience gave' the lady pause to think., It all seemed pretty cruel. On such a beautiful day, and in such a quiet, peaceful garden, it was not at all the kind of set ting for violence and murder. But was it murder? Nature so often seems cruel, but it all must be according to plan. Bird-Murder Infraquent Not too often does the mg gerhead shrike resort to bird murder. More often .the bird preys on insects, being especially fond of grasshop pers. But when grasshoppers and other Insects are in short supply, it will kill some small birds if conditions are at all favorable. , The lady realized, too, that perhaps the limp form of the slaughtered sparrow would be hanging from some sharp thorn or suspended from the barb of a fence. Such is the usual procedure of the shrike, and the main reason why It is so often called the "butcher bird." The lady could see that the shrike showed no anger: no revenge motivated the killing. The bird was not killing for sport, but only following the natural inclination of a bird of prey. It was the law of the wild. What the shrike did in that peaceful garden was only tor the procurement of food. He killed so that he could eat; no different, really, and no more cruel than the man who butchers cattle, sheep or hogs, and later eats the flesh. Two Women Appear In Circuit Court , Two women appeared In Jackson county circuit court last week. One had her case continued until Monday to en ter a plea, and the other was placed on probation for five years. Mrs. Betsy DeLois Board- man, 28, of 41 Fifth St.. Ash land was placed on probation for five years for unlawfully obtaining public assistance. Helen Fossett Rodgers, 41. of 433 Granite St., Ashland, was arraigned on a charge of ut tering and publishing a false check and her case was con tinued until 11 a.m. Monday. The Family Council Fdltor's note: The Fimlly Council consist, of m Judge, a phycbiatrlst, three clergymen, Uire editors and a women's editor. Each article It a fummary of a family disagreement presented to the Council. The Council dealt with problems, major and minor, encountered by guidance counselors and social workers. Edited by Laona B. - My mother-in- law is determined to move in with us. Karl B. - When the time comes that she's alone, why not? . Laona B. - My father-in- law is dying. It's a rather hys terical period for my husband and his family. You can under stand the attachment better when I reveal that we live near Karri parents and in the four years of our mar riage he never missed a day visiting them.. Even during our vacations, we had to phone them, no matter where we were. He's a real mamma'x boy. . Now that my mother-in-law is aware of the gravity of her husband's illness, she states flatly that she will not live alone. My husband calms her down, tells her not to worry. he'll take care of her. In private he tells me he wants fier to make her home with us. Knowing how close he Is to her, I feel he'll become 100 per cent son and zero-per cent husband if that happens. As things are, lie s 05 per cent wrapped up in them, with precious little interest in our home and marriage. Karl B-At this trying time Leona is adding to my head achea with her nagging about tne future. I only want to act human. Anything I do for my family stand ready to do for her family. It happens that her folks live a few towns down the line, so we don't visit them as frequently as mine. And if there were a similar crisis in her parents' home as the one now facing my poor mother. I wouldn't hesitate to make room In our home for the lonely survivor. Leona is behaving selfishly. If her parents were In a pre dicament like mine, I couldn't look on and say the heartless things she says. I'd try to help. I know I wouldn't be able to rest easy one day if I felt my mother was miserable. I try to keep up her spirits. e The Council) For Leona, a full-volume "Sh-h-h-h!" Your father-in-law is still alive. Your husband Is laboring under great emotional strain. You are unfeeling to bring up the matter of your mother-in-law's future, of her not being acceptable in your home, at this tense moment. Take the days one by one, and keep your eye on your husband. Let his face, the pain in his eyes, be your cue as to what to say. If you are bursting with pique over Karl's neglect of you, keep that a separate prob lem - and It Is a problem -to be unraveled patiently dur ing your future years togeth er. A marriage counselor might be invoked In order to see what lies behind your' Jealousy of his filial attentive-1 ness. and his compulsive "pa-i ternalism" toward his par-1 ents. Once some of the drives are understood, measures may be taken to make Karl at least ; a 50-50 husband in your eyes. But on the present prob lem, your objections to your husband's visits sound ghoul ish. Your resentment, seeth ing during those many duty I visits to your in-laws and 1 even during those long-dis-i tance phone calls to "head-1 quarters" from vacation spots, is now at a boil. It was prob ably never concealed. What about your vows as a help mate? Now's the time to con centrate on helping and sus taining, rather than making a j heavy burden heavier. In this world self-love Isn't enough. A mature adult reach es out to love others, even though all love may be tinged with self interest. Bogged down in self-love, Leona must extend whatever love she fools for Karl to his mother also. Surely she ran "scare up" a few crumbs! If not love, com- passion will do. It was her sort of coldness which made I one parent say recently, "You bear them, then they can't bear you." There may be good reasons why Mrs. B. ought not triple up with Leona and Karl. A neutral outsider can be en listed to hash out the merits of alternate arrangements. But today is not the day to seek a solution for a long- range resettlement project. To day is for softness, sympathy and sensitivity. Major Hoey Grade Of Senior in Group Maj. James K. Hoey, Med ford High school graduate now serving in the ordinance branch of the U.S. Army, has been admitted to the grade of senior in the American Rocket society. . His notification of the ad vancement from the society board of directors stated that it was awarded in recognition of contributions and accom plishments in the field of as tronautics and space flieht. Major Hoey is now station ed at Ottawa, Onl., with an international standardization group. He has been associated with the space and astronau tics field since his graduation from the U.S. Military acade my at West Point in 1946. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James K. Hoey. 48 Quince si. Classified Rates Minimum Size: Two Lines 1 ev per word.. 2 dave per word.- 3 days per word.. 8c 12c is,- S davs per word ..mrtm..19e S days per word 20c Jackson. Josephine and Siskiyou CounUes Kala Other Areas Per Word Bo Per Day. Bv Line Per Month $3.00 Box Number Service Charge 50c (Minimum Cash Ad 80c) Business Directory Each Una per month.- S2.2S Minimum per month $6.75 Dead Line on Classified Ada 0:00 p.m. for following day. except 10 a m. for Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday. Dead Una on Display Classi fied Ads 10:00 a.m. Saturday for Sunday and Monday 3 pm. tha day before pubtl caUon for Tues. through Frt. approved credit cbakoes billed by the link Minimum Charge . CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY PERSONAL Lodge Notices . 1 Special Club Events 2 Personal .. ...,. 3 Loit and found 4 instructions 8 Wanted Mala Helo 1(1 Wanted Female Help 11 Mule or Female Help 12 Wanted Situations 13 Wanted Mlvcellsneous 14 Financial St Loans 13 REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses ... 20 For Rent Apartments 31 For Rent Furnished Rooms - 22 Rent Rooms and Board . 23 For Rent Miscellaneous 24 Wanted To Rent ,,., 23 Medford Rralty Board 30 For Sale Real Estate 31 Builness Opportunities 32 Wantan Real Estate 33 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Bui Mint; Supplies , . 40 Appliances 41 Furniture ;....; 42 Musical Equip . Radio TV . 43 Sports and Hobbies 44 Miscellaneous 43 Nurseries fi rht and Pets ., 30 Pouitr , . , ., M Livestock 52 Wanted Livestock ., , 53 Hav Gratn and Feed 34 Fruits Vegetables 53 Automotive t Equipment Marhinerv and Tractors HO Loiiing Equipment HI Fqulpment for Rent ., M Traileis 70 Parts and Arres-iories 71 Cvcles and Scooters 73 Cars and Trucks 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too ..-ate to Classify ... . A Buslnejs Directory B Card of Thanks C ACTION ADS FOR YOUTH The Market Place for Labor, Goods and Trades for Young Students Ages 7 Through 17 BOY OR MANPOWER AVAILABLE 1 HIGH school student would like work in store or odd jobs, our lng the summer vacation. Piune 773-6373. anytime. SAVE your elbow grease. Wash A wax your car. Must be on East aide. Reasonable rates and hard work by me. Be wise. Call Wise. 772-2704. WANTED Yard work and lawn mowing. Have power mower. Ex perienced. Work anywhere in area of Woodstock to Summit and 2nd to Jackson. Call Jerry Looge. rfat-Btf-io HIGH school senior boy wants sum mer work. Anything considered, references. Full time preferred. Richard Kelley. 773-2739. ' I WILL do lawn mowing or care for your lawn while you are on vacation. 772-6637. I AGE 15 Work wanted. Will do farm or yard work. Phone 773 3455. MIKE will travel for odd jobs. Will weed, mow, trim, stack wood or anything I am capable of doing at 10 jri. Call Mike, 664-1372. , CHRISTIAN boy (15, needs work. prefer to work on ranch, out- side. c r in store. Phone 826-2761. BOY 16 would like work on farm or anything, good dependable ' work .r. references. Phone 773- 1048. wood working too. i RELIABLE worker, high school, age 13 What have you? Phone 773-5406 CAN you use a good helper? School's out and I want to work. I'll do yard work, baby sitting or what have you. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call Larry Copeland. 772-9786. WANTED Baby sitting & yard work. Phone 773-7037 or 426 Oakdale. AGE 16 Work wanted; if possible steady; if not, odd jobs. Call 773 1642, daytime only CAPABLE 15 year old boy would ime some torm oi summer worn, preferably in a store or yard work. Phone 772-6506. HIGH School senior wishes addi tional yard work: mowing, cup ping, raking, etc. All equipment furn. Dependable worker. Call Rob. 772-6927. RefB. furnished. WANTED Lawn work, mowing, trimming, weeding, etc.; experi enced. 773-3250. CRATER High Six footer want worn in nay iieias lexpenenceai but will accept any kind of work. Phone 826-4851. LAWN Cutting with power mower & grass catcner. Also trimmer or Dag boy work at any store. 773-6533: 18 Summit. YARD Work, garden work, odd Jobs. 773-2922; 1025 Ellendale Drive. 14 YEAR old boy, experience In yard worn, win tane care oi your yard while you're at home or on vacation. Phone 772-2790. YOUNG LADY POWER AVAILABLE DEPENDABLE, experienced high scnool gtri wants oany sming. Ironing & light housekeeping. Will take full time work. Good refs. 772-2261 week days. 16 YR. OLD wants bahy sitting or worn as motner s neiper. Steady, dependable, reasonable. Daily or hourly. Own transpor tation. Please phone after June 16. 772-5139. GIRL, 13 years Do anything such as lawn work, baby sitting, house keeping, caring for animals. 773-1034, ask for Maria Shep- para WANTED Baby sitting job; In Jackson or Oak Grove School district. Live at 1270 Ross Lane North. Phone 773-4632. I'm 14 ' and experienced. HAVE had Iota of experience with child care or keep an elderly lady company during day. Phone 855-1605. Crater High Student Experienced oany sitter, win ngnten motner s load. Can make changes or mix formulas. Daytime or eves. 50c hr. 664-2290; CHILD CARE day or night. Refer ences. 50c per hour plus trans porta tion. Call 773-5477. A TYPING student 56 correct words per minute, wants work as typist or baby sitting in Med ford area, would prefer typing job. 772-2382. t WOULD like to have a job of child care or yard work. I am experienced at both. 773-2922. WANTED Baby sitting job by 14 yr. oio gtri. Avaiiame anytime except Friday mornings. Expert- enced Phone 772-707rt. LEGAL NOTICES ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received bv the Jackson County Court on or before 10:00 A.M., June 20. 1962. st the Courthouse In Medford. Ore gon, for the furnishing of corru gated galvanized metal culvert pipes. Material list and specifications may be obtained at the office of the county cierK or tne county Engineer. LUUKi; Earl M. Miller County Judge Chester H. Wendt County Commissioner E. H. Taylor County Commissioner f BY ORDER OF THE U.S. DISTRICT COURT AND CHATTEL MORTGAGE HOLDERS AUCTION S2.62S.000.00 EVALUATION CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT M0N. JUNE 18th T FORME I. E. HADDOCK CONSTRUCTION YARD 3538 EAST FOOTHILL BLVD. PASADENA, CALIF. l?0 TRACTORS: Cat. 0 9. 0 8: AC H071. HO-.i0: Infl TD 20. TD-15. Oitvtr. Ford S01 a. 600: Ferguson Mcdtl 30 (4) CRANES: Northwsst A Bay City C'twltr; Northwest and Link Bolt Med Crans. Large Quantity of Crant Attachments. itoau tguirMtni: cat. ow-zu w Scraper: 12) A C. Mod. 300 & 360 Traders w Scrapcrt: Grade-Ails; Buck art Trtnchtr: Rollers: Asphalt Spreader: CurbCutttr: Paver: Road Mixar. Rack Crusher; Water Wagons and Tanks. ALSO: Johnson Automatic Batch Plant: Generators; Trucks; Autos, 2 Way Radto Transmitter; Office Equipment. '58 CESSNA 3108 AIRPLANE Twn engine, gl'descopt. dual omm Lear L? eutoodot. marker beacons, conse'e otygm 1 kit ittm ! , tmmtJtttt ..( r W Send fa Pre llltntrsted Brechure! Milton J.WERSH0W Co. l.it. .4r ... M Paul. I'M.t 731 MtlROSE AVE Wt 34MI LOS ANOCICS 46. CALIF. IM ! Jlh AVE. CA M1J1 PORTLAND 1. OREGON YOUNG LADY POWER AVAILABLE WANTED Baby alulnf. 40c an hour. Call 773-7809. IS YEAR old girl, needa baby fit iini joo. rnone 1 1 J-Z743. WANTED Baby alHinj Job. vour home or mine. Phone Tja-MOi BABY iitt.ni. week end! or eve ninga by experienced aophomore girl, reterencea. Fifty centa per hour plua transportation home. 773-7119. FVlKE children. If you need a oaoy enter, please try me! My name la Cheryl BramhaU, phone . 773-3586. SOPHOMORE Girl wanta perman ent summer job baby sitting; ref- . erences. Call 772-5807. BABY Silting or will do light house work in or around Shady Cove- Trail area: very capable. Call RESPONSIBLE Central Point .. teenager desires employment, trained -and experienced, baby- sitter, pja-igag. I WILL take care of pets during vacation. You muat supply the food; 15c a day. Must be in Tl 'ent. Call Cathy Kruger at 335- 2898. HIGH School girl wanta baby sit ting job or light house work; full time this summer. Call 773- 5406. DO CHILD care or any odd jobs. Would prefer child care; Won't bring friends over or eat vou out of 'the house. Call 773-1970, Now. I WOULD like a job of child care. I have taken Child Care. Home Nursing, & First Aid In School. iviargie. vva-gugz. A '62 GRADUATE, whose training includes two years of shorthand, typing and bookkeeping, wishes employment of office work; very willing to be trained. Phone 773 5514 HIGH school girl wants babv sit ting job in your home; have had two years experience. Call 773- 3711. FOR SALE GOODS AND PETS FOR SALE Blue and sliver 26" girl's bike good tires, $1.V Chil dren's pink metal Samsonite table plus 2 chairs, very sturdy, and in excellent condition. 772-2603. FOR SALE Boy's clothing size 14. Winter jackets, suit, scout, ski. trousers, sox, Mac HI sweater, track shoes. . Also SHngerland drum, learn to type records. 772-6957. GET your Roosters for the Rooster Crowing Contest now. Phone 664-2749 or comt to 334 N. 10th St., Central Point, 50c each. Con tact after 4:00 o'clock p.m. WANTED One short haired, small terrier-tvoe duddv. Have 1 rnh. bit to trade. Call Robin. 772-7623. GIRLS' 20" bicycle. $10. See at 915 W. 13th. Anytime. WANT to trade comic books, self clarinet, sell or trade size 10 clothes, trade toy, sell shoes. 664-1730. CAIADRYL LOTION .. ' lYi ORTHO IMPROVED TZkTTZTT S rJjS LAWN GROOM T faHiS 0HARCOAL '' IS'! flll H i G3 V BRIQUETS "ooo fliitl "T8"' Hn bag rgER W VijTSjp j 49 la S3 mi PAj vAAt 0RTH0 J.': ORTHO .--', fcl S3 V5k HM9 W WEED-B-GON fTBgjSfl ROSE H t9 W V 169 pMvTT dust gb VE ""of1"5, modessNa- ' ortho i W J)(f VEE F0RM LIQUID CRAB 19 lcKW S m71 GRASS KILLER Reg. wrwe ! 1.25 Only 1.35 SEA & SKI. fAMOUS FOX HOWARD Rotary Power 2 CYCLE CLINTON k RECOIL STARTING OFFSET WHEELS LA BAMBOO BLINDS i tr ft.- - m m iiii I 1 4 FOOT '-''K--fe i -I FOOT '-"siiZjSV-- I'M C3 10 FOOT 2.97t-' "UJS4lV) C1 1J FOOT J.97 'JfT ,R,TBIS0D0L POWDER fV, HALEY'S M-0 Re 1.00 NEO SYNEPHRINE jo, ;V.DRISTAN,ooTak. FOR SALE GOODS AND PETS TOR SALE Jumbo Kay flat top guitar, instruction book, like new. New Urge doll, complete with dresses, bed 6c bedding. N ice gift. Call Evelyn. 535-U33 . FOR & ALE Four bird cages. tl.50 $2 JO. silver B flat Clarinet (45 or trade for good elite typewrit er 772-8431. FOR SALE RCA 45 record player, records, stand. Also girl's 20" bike. Call 773-1838. FOR SALE Two young appaloosa mares. 1 year and 4 years ard also fine pony saddle, reasonable prices. Phone 772-7850. FOR SALE Quart milk bottles, crock, spring mattress, washing machine, bicycle lamp, lawn mower sell cheap. Need money for trip to visit my. brother. Phone 773-2408. ROTO-HOE rotary mower with cul tivator attachments. Fair cond.. only 922. Money needed for . Scout Camp. See at 930 Shafer Lane FOR SALE Slacks, jacket, good as new. size 16-18; Webco tape re corder $45. Slacks (1. to S2. each. Jacket $5. Dresses size 14, $1. to S4.50; good cond. Ph. 772-9264 I HAVE lour beautiful healthy "fe male kittens. The only charge is tender, loving care and a happy home. Call 773-3122. Mary Ann Bolton FOR SALE Tarbell bow, 42 lb. pull. S25; Minkus world-wide tamp album with reas. collec tion. 110. Phone 772-5328; Allan Taylor. BEES Swarms it unwanted hives picked up free. Want to buy hives in good condition. 664-2914- 122 w vnas ko. -. v WANT TO BUY Good hunting . bow. 30-40 lb .pull. 773-3 1 43 TROMBONE FOR SALE Make an offer. 773-2922. HAVE (tuppies. will swim. 25c each ; or 35c a pair. Phone Pam 664 1372. FOR SALE Size 5. baseball and football shoes, only used three times. SB for football shoes: $5 for baseball shoes. Ph. 664-2781. FOR SALE Futura transistor radio-phono portable battery operated-phono is 3 speed, $25. Phone 772-8466. HOW WOULD You Like to have a lovable riding horse. She's 4. a pinto and only $250. Like new, black saddle goes for $65. Phone 772-5328. A Too Late To Classify 4 x S x U" hard board $1.50 sheet. Pabco 215-lb. 3-tab roofing. 15 year warranty. $8 sq. net. Out side white house paint $3.60 gal. 1x6 & 8" sheathing $30 M. 5 discount for cash NORTON LUMBER CO. Phoenix White City Ashland WANTED Used Simmons type hide-a-bed (top condition), chest of drawers, stereo. 772-6587. WANTED to lease with option, 3 bdrm. with 3 or more acres. 899-1187. WANTED Baby crib, small size, in good condition. 773-3549. FOR SALE Violin & cases, Also 20" x 30" rim type sink, swing spout & basket drain. 772-0771. FREE HAY for cutting. 1 A. On or chard home Dr. Write Tribune Box 3836. FOR SALE Large lot. Owner mov ing out of state. Will accept bent offer, or late model pickup. 772 b62. 99c Motor ENGINE THONGS ALL SIZES afaf Per NESTLES KING SIZE Candy Bars REG. 49c 3 for 1.00 63c 1.19 69c 1.99 r... miwm rrf y Reg. O-yr fhf aV , aTss M " 7 R PMC! A Too loto To Classify RIVER FRONTAGE 10 Delightful acrea on the Little Applegate $2,950. For details see large OPEN HOUSE on the Ap plegate ad in Real Estate for Sale Classification. HARRY B. MARSHALL. REALTOR SPECIAL Sunset Paint, by Pittsburgh. Outside White Ct 0Q Per Gallon it.yO Slightly Damager Tub .... $4) " Plastic Pipe 4.73 100 ft. Haggard Lbr, & Plumbing 535-2522 Hlway 90 So. SWEET potato '& yam plants ELTON'S FARM & GARDEN STORE 4th & Fir 773-8444 2 DRAWER electric cash register, will take small adding machine on trade. 773-8444. WANTED 1922 or older Model T sedan 773-5963. BALER TWINE & HAY SALT Pick up your supply today. Your choice of twine in heavy or light weight. ALBERS FEED & FARM SUPPLY 330 N. Fir CARPET ROLL ENDS 30 yards and over .. . INSTALLED FREE Check your room sizes . . . And see usHt Jim's Floor Cover Shop 1256 S. Riverside 772-1448 LEVELING & back hoe work. Sep tic tanks installed. All types of diggi n g. reasonable. 8269068 . V Plywood $1.95 No 4 2x4. 2x6 $43 Cedar boards fencing, sheath ing. Midway Lbr. Sales 5022 Table ' Rock Rd, 664.2444 FOR SALE Old rustic hand split rails. 1 , miles north Tom Thumb Market. OUR 50th YEAR SALE Stock all sizes alum, sashl Ramine paneling 4'x8 5.A5 4x8x34 sanded blows 3.05 4x8x!4 ext. iorm ply 4.75 2x4-6 ft. $19 per M. .08 ea. Lime Fertilizer-pick up load $25 Dark lumber truck load $95 J. W, Copeland Yards 1765 N. Riverside FOR SALE BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS. 20c each Mail Tribune Office, 33 No. Fir. BLOX BLOX Planed blox, big double loads 2' Summer prices. MEDFORD FUEL 772-2111 SUBURBAN Homes. Nothing Down, 4 simple interest in Rural Areas, 912 square feet, 2 bed room home. 100 complete. Pay ments under $30 per month. See our model at 521 Marie, or call 773-1379 COLOR PRINTS, enlargements from your slides. Custom qusl Ity 3 for $1, up. Phillips Photo Lab . 703 Beatty. 772-9318. RIGID FRAME V h WADING POOL Pair l T A-.j'vin" nn SJuu aat 13.00 Value Q III RAPID SHAVE 69c PCLI GRIP 59c GLEEM TOOTH PASTE 59c u'sBRECK SHAMPOO 1,19 A-Too Lot To Classify CEDAR 2x4 and 2x6: boards 1x6, 8-10 and 12. good quality at reasunable prices. WOODS LUMBER CO. Table Rock & Schult Rds. Phone 664-3011 I LODGE NOTICES Medford Lodge No. 83, !. O. O. F. meets Tues day. June 12. at 8 p m. Visitors welcome. Initi atory, refreshments. Jack Adams, N.G. Medford Bodies, Scottish Rite. Monday. June 11. 8 00 P.M. Stated Lodge St t Chapter. Refreshments. Visiting Brethren welcome t red A. puratn, Srcrelarv. 2-SPECIAl CLUB EVENTS RUMMAGE Sale by Central Point Navy Mothers Club 466. Thurs day. June 14. at ieFehl Bldg. PANCAKE BREAKFAST. Junen 6 am to 1 p.m. Adulta SI, children 50c. Central Point Grant.- Hall. RUMMAGE Sale Wed.. June 13 Fehl Bldg. P 1 a n t a Clothing Odds Si Ends. 3-PERSONAL WILL CARE for 2 elderly people, my home, loving care, reason able. 664-1957. AS of this date I will no longer be responsible for debts other than my own. A. J. McCullough. U 10 W. 8th, Medford. Ore. LEON'S HAIR FASHIONS"" 231 East 6th Try One of Our PERMANENT WAVES ' ,stu.rUn.,... $8.50 Open eves, by appointment . Dial 773-1552 MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio," 214 Fluhrer Bldg. 772-9611 IRRIGATION ASSESSMENTS Second Quarter 1962 Irrigation Assessments now due; delin quent after June 15th., 1962. PaV at office Grants Pass Irrigation District, Court House Annex entrance on 5th St., Grants Pass. Oregon. . CENTRAL POINT DENTURE SERVICE Repair, reline while you wait. 123 E. Pine 664-3583 WANTED Working ladies to share home with or without kitch-n privileges. 773-6044 or 772-54S6. evenings. LILLIE'S BEAUTY Sh6p 123 East Pine Street Central Point. 644-0615 AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? If age driving record, un insured accident financial re sponElbUity filing, etc. is making: It difficult for you to secure proper insurance, see ua. Con venient monthly installment Don Stathos Insuror. 1003 E. Main, Medford 773-6658. Open Mon, & Tues. 'til 9 p.m. HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS? See Wayne Medford. He can arrange a loan for you from S50 to $1500. on furniture, automo bile or salary, I.AURENTIDE FINANCE CORP. 123 W. Main 772-6201 Anyone having a drinking prob lem is welcome at Alcoholic An onymous 8 30 p.m. Tues St Sat Al-anon Group 1st Se 3rd Tues. Rear of 212 N Oakdale. 773-4848 ORTHO LIQUID ROSE FOOD WITH ROSE PRUNING BOOK Total Value YOURS FOR JUST 1 TILL 7:00