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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON SUNDAY. JANUARY S. 1983 ,1 w.. -..vw &.&ftt VS ii7-.fl. & ...ft MVthV a- 1 it !' - " " AUTO ABANDONED A patrolman peers inside an auto abandoned in snow at Eastbourne, England, to make sure no one is inside. Britain was digging out of its worst bliz zard in 15 years as the death toll from Britain to Siberia pushed steadily higher. (UPI) NO LIMIT NO RESERVE PUBLIC AUCTION Stirtlni 10 A.M. Tues, JAN. 29 SALE ON THE PREMISES 4583 EAST OLIVE FRESNO, CALIF. $330,000.00 EVALUATION! - MATHEWS LUMBER CO. PLANING MILL CUT-UP PLANT SAWMILL FINGER JOINTERS ROLLING STOCK ETC., ETC. RESAWS: Yitet 44" 281 Bind Rmiw; (2) Turnir 42" Twin Rtuwi with (td rolls; Yatu 36" and 38" Twin Rtsa. RIP SAWS: Tannic Multiplt StrsiiM Lin Rip, 15 I 4" up.. 50 k.i. FINGER JOINTERS: (2) Industrial Modfl 3496, 5 h.p. fid and tiaad metari; Indui. Glut Michina, 30 ft. faad tabla. PLANER MATCHER: Wwdi 404. "il5" 75 h.p. motor, laid and outfad tablai. MOULDERS: (2) Voattifut 6" with 15 fi p. top and bottom haadt; XL Slicker, 4". 3 h.p. motors. BREAKDOWN HOISTS: 3 Arm and 2 Arm with alaetnc erahtt, iiar-haad motori. TRIMMfRS: Albany 18 ft. with (10) Cut 011 Stmt; 3 It. Multiple Trimmar. OTHER SAWS: (2) Calif. Claat Sawt. 20 h.p.; Mill Enirt. 24 i 24" Ganc Saw, 200 h.p.; 5) California Cut-Off Siwi; DaWalt Radial Arm Cut-Off Saw. COQER: Klamath 21. 6 t 54"; Prauott 6 ft. R. H. Band Mill, 12 ft. tuition tabla, 200 h p. MISC. MACHINERY: Klimalh Mtarin( Machina; Yatai Ponr Planar; Tying and Hoia Machinai; Millbury D C. Trim and Oido Machina; Grading Tablat; Sttal Bait and Roll if Convayori; B lower Syi timi, Motors, Cltctnct, Pinali, ate. (2) Atf Comprttsori. ate. GRINDING ROOM: 7-Whlll Haad Grindar; Woods Sot-up Standi; Armslronf Band and Ganf Saw Sharpanart; Acma Circular Siw Shirpantr; Grinding Haadi; Band Saws. TRUCKS AND TRAILERS: 1961 CMC V-6 Oiiiil and 1953 4 cylmdir Dif! Truck Tractors, 5-spatrJ main, 4-ipeed aunl'y trinimitiion; Frauhauf Sami and Pull Trailari; 2-Axla Lumbar Trailtri, ate. ROLLING STOCK: Garliniar 20.000 Carntr; Hystar RT-150 J 5,000 and VI-40 4.000 Forklifts. a-., -aw... . -.a- ( Approumittly 18 Acfai with 100,000 iq. ft. REAL ESTATE FOR LEASE 10( STEEL WILDINGS. For datailt. contact ni.ni. mmiL uuni. T Haiarman at our Loi Angalai offica. ROKER COOPERATION INVITED MILTON J. WERSHOW CO., Auctioneers One of America's Foremost Auction Finns 7213 tUlma an. 1237 tri St. 2130 S.N. 5th ... Lot nili 46, Ctlif. Olklini, Ctlll. Portland 1, Ore. Wt J IMl TE 4-7424 CA 2.9151 Meet Me At The Beat FREE! FREE! Hiw.wHBMHHHW mtmmmm Hot Chocolate and Coffee From 7:30 a.m. Till 9:00 a.m. PEPSI - COLA From 6:30 p.m. Till 7:30 p.m. for the Week Monday, Jan. 7th thru Friday, Jan. 1 2 FOR ALL KIDS 7 THRU 17, ONLY DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF A Sc JUKE ALL PRICES KIDS CAN AFFORD NO SMOKING OR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES PERMITTED. PARENTS WELCOME! Proper Preparation For Examinations Produces Results adIilt SUPERVISION AT ALL TIMES Bulldogs' Beat 300 North Peach By DAVID NYDICK UPI Education Specialist As examination time ap proaches many high school and college students will be spending long hours prepar ing Xor these tests. Although they are consistently advised not to wait until the last min ute, this practice continues. Perhaps, last minute study is not always the result of neglect. Much of this is valu able review. Since most exams require a great deal of specific knowledge, going over facts is quite important. Techniques Vary Effective study techniques vary with individuals. Some prefer long study sessions with relatively long rest peri ods. Others may desire short study sessions with short breaks for relaxation. Unfor tunately, short study sessions with long rest periods are not the answer. Parents should encourage the student to use the method best suited for his needs. Make sure that a quiet, well lighted area in the home is available. The pressure of unrelated responsibilities should be removed. This will permit the student to concen trate in a relaxed atmosphere. The actual studying should be well organized. Careful planning will save time and produce superior results. A study schedule should be writ ten down, thus making sure that sufficient time is avail, able for each subject. Since such estimates may be inac curate, extra lime should be included. Such a plan needs a few free times for entertain, mcnt. Naturally, this will de pend upon the number of days or weeks covered by the schedule. Materials Available There are many methods and materials available for reviewing. The first step is clarification of the aims and general areas covered by the course. Very often, a course outline has been distributed. A good set of notes taken during lectures is most valu able. A teacher will probably discuss those points which he considers most important. Of course, many of these will be included in an exam. A stu dent should go over the notes. 9 1 carefully checking items which have been emphasized. In many cases, students have been given printed ma terial covering specific top ics. These should be closely studied. They are obviously considered important by the teacher. Textbooks are major parts of most, courses. Naturally, they should have been read throughout the term. The book should be reviewed to make sure there is an under standing of the major points. A good method is to make notes in an outline form. Items which have been written in a student's own words are easily remembered. This tech nique can be used throughout the year. The notes will then be available for these impor tant study times. This avoids the need to re-read the entire book. Review Books Available Commercially prepared re view books are available for a variety of high school and college courses. These are not printed for tiie course as given by an in dividual teacher. They can be valuable as concise reviews of particular topics. The teach er can usually advise as to their value for his specific course. The materials assigned by the teacher and a student's notes are more directly relat ed to the course. Study for exams should be well organized. The time spent in planning will pay off in efficiency and results. Small Worlds Around Us By Lynn W. Witkini nrililrr Tribune syndicate, mil Classified Rates Minimum Slz: Twu Unci 13c t dy per word... 2 days per word... 3 di per word... S day per word... 6 days per word - 20c Jickkon. Josephine ind Sllklyou Counties Rata Other Areas Per Word 9c Per Day 0Pl mJ S&ILIE 1 - Only, 18x20 cast iron Laundry Tray 4950 with Cbinet Reg. 62.50... 1 ONLY Garbage Disposal $0095 J7 Reg. 49.95 1 Only 27'j" x 20" Medicine Cabinet Reg. 34.50 2693 Double Sliding Doori 1 Only 21" x 32" Procelain Steel Sink Sell Contained Rim WFff PLUMBING tZMl SHEET METAL CO. 5? Regular 21.50. ... $17 50 613 E. Jackson Ave. Ph.: 773-5368 BATH ROOM ACCESSORIES Robt Hooks Soap & Grab Bar Tooth Brush A Tumbler Holders Recess Tumbler Holders All Brand Named Merchandise. GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. As low as 44c. Be Sure lo Check With Modern Plumbing for Every Day Bargain Prices - Ouality Merchandise t Courteous Service. OPEN All DAY SATURDAY CLASSIFIED PERSONAL Lodsr Notices 1 Special Club Notices 2 Personal 3 LobI and Found 4 I Hal ructions . 3 Wanted Male Help 10 Wanted Female Help 11 Male or Female Help 12 Wanted Situations 13 Wanted Miscellaneous 14 Financial & Loans 13 REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses 20 For Rent Apartments 21 For Rent Furnished Rooms .. 22 Rent Rooms and Board 23 For Rent Miscellaneous 24 Wanted To Rent 2.1 Mcdford Realty Board 31) For Sale Real Estate ... 31 Business Opportunities 32 Wanted Real Estate 33 AD DIRECTORY FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies 40 Appliances 41 Furniture 42 Musical Equip., nadio, TV ....43 Sports and Hobbies A Miscellaneous 4, Nurncrics 40 Dogs and Pets r,0 Poultry 51 Livestock .52 Wanted Liveslnck S3 Hay, Grain nnd Feed 54 Fruits & Vegetable! 53 Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractors 60 Logging Equipment 61 Equipment For Rent 2 Trailers B 7) Parts and Accessories 71 Cycles and Scooters 72 Cars and Trucks 71 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Caasify- A Business Directory B AD FOR STAIRCASE London (UPI) The Times of London Friday carried an ad vcrtiscment for a man who wants to buy a spiral stair case, cicht feet high and 42 inches wide. Baby Hummingbirds Are Tied to 'Mother's Apron' The small object you might sometime sec on a tree branch that closely resembles a knot may not be a knot at all - it could be the nest of the ruby throated hummingbird. The knot that is not a knot will be about the size of half an Eng lish walnut shell. It will look slartlingly knot like for the outside of the nest will be covered with lichens or some similar material that blends" in perfectly with the tree bark. Usually it will be, if it is a nest' and not a knot, about 10 or 15 feet above the ground. It will be about the most delicate "knot" you will ever see. Because of their diminutive size few people ever are privileged to see a humming bird's nest, but it's a worth while experience lo find one and learn what a masterpiece of construction this smallest of American birds can create. Hummingbirds are never found in flocks, or even in small groups; seldom docs an observer ever see over one or two in several days of search ing. And the nests are even harder to see than is the bird itself, until the observer's eyes are trained lo see what he is looking for. Then with diligence and patience the search is rewarded by the dis covery of one or more of these tiny, jewel-like nests. Strange Occurrence To those careful observers who have searched out 'he nest of the ruby throats, and revisited the nest during the time the eggs are there and the little hummers present, a strange occurrence in bird behavior has been noted. This behavior was believed to be an accident rather than a plan, until it had been observed so many times, by so many ob servers, that lis occurrence could not have been an acci dent. It is now recognized that the "supposed accident" is a habit trail, practiced by the parent birds, as a safety meas ure whereby the adults can lea re the nest without worry ing for fear the youngsters would fall out of the nest. While the babies are small, it is often necessary for both parent birds to be away, gatlv ering nectar from deep' throated flowers or picking up a few insects. For the babies, this parental absence would be the time of great danger, but there was a wise pro vision made for just such an eventuality. Nesting material comes in handy for other pur poses aside from structure or nest lining. All those serious students who have closely examined the nests of the ruby throated hummingbird are amazed at the perfection of the tiny nest, as well as the material that goes into it. Yards and yards of spider web; hundreds of fine, short and long plant rootlets (hair roots they are called), and down from vari ous flowers, selected for its softness and fineness of tex ture, are used. The outside of this gem of nests is covered with gray lichens. The eggs, while and usually I wo in number, are shaped like eggs but are no larger in bulk than an aspirin tablet. From these tiny eggs are hatched the very smallest of birds, similar in size to a baby honeybee. They real on a bed of softest materials; In the nest they are barely a half inch below the tipper rim of (he nest. So small and light are the babies a strong wind can dislodge them or even a sudden Jar of the tree limb can spill Ihem to Ihe ground. Bui mother and father hum mer have a plan, a clever plan. They tie the baby in; they loop a few strands of spider web about the youngster's leg so he cannot fall. With a silk en cord the baby humming birds arc secured to "mother's apron." Bv Line p?r Month S3 00 Box Number Service Charge Stic (Minimum Cash Ad 80c) Business Directory Each line per month $'- 23 Minimum per month SH.7S Dead Line on Clarified Ada 5 00 p.m. for (otlowins day. eM-cpl 10 am. lor Monday; for Sunday noon Salurdav. Dead Line on Display Classi fied Ads 10.00 am Saturday for Sunday and Monday: 3 p m. the day before publication for Tues. through Fri. AI'PROVUI ritKIHT HIMK.rs BU I LD BV THK LINK Minimum Charge SI. 20 IEGAI NOTICES OHl)iN;Nt K NO. HU AN ORDINANCE providing for the construction of sanitary sewer on Kenyon Street from Garfield Street to Holmes Avenue in Ihe City of Medford. Orecon. and for the assessment of the cost thereof on adjacent property; provldlns for a ineetinu of the Council to consider protests acain.st said .m provement and providing for Ihe serving of the owners of adjacent property with notice thereof by Ihe Recorder-Treasurer. THE CITY Or MEDFORD DOTH ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That it Is the Inten tion of the Council to cause the construction of sanitary sewer on Kenyon Street from Garfield Street to Holmes Avenue in ac cordance with the adopted and identified plans and specifications on file in Ihe office of the Cltv Manager at the City Hall. Medford, Oregon, to which plans and speci fications relerence is herehv made for details and estimated costs thereof, and to assess upon each lot. or part thercor. adjacent lo and benefited by such Improve ment its proportionate share of the cost of said improvement as provided bv the Charier of the Cltv of Medford SECTION 2 The Council will meet In the Council Chambers at the City Hall ort the nth day of January. 1963. at 7:30 P.M.. at which lime and place the owners of said adiacent property are hereby called upon to appear be fore said Council and show cause. If any. why said Improvement should not be constructed, and why said property should not he assessed for the construction thereof. SECTION 3. That warrants for the costs of Ihe aforementioned Improvement shall bear Interest at four per cent I4'l per annum and shall constitute general obligations of the City of Medford. and said warrants shall be issued pursuant to. and on the terms and condi tions set forth In. Orecon Ttcvlsed Statutes 287.902 to 287.510, lnclu- SECTION 4. That Ihe Recorder Treasurer is hereby directed 1o serve notice hereof, upon the oroperty owners aforesaid, hy pub lishing this ordinance once in a daily newspaper, printed, pub lished and of general circulation In said City at least fen 110 days before the date of said meeting, and by posting five copies of this ordinance In five puhllc and con spicuous places in sain cny tor a period of ten (101 days prior to laid meeting. PASSED hy the Council and signed bv me in open session In authentication of its passage this 3rd day of January, 1003 JAMES J. DUNLEVY Mayor ATTEST: n. F. HUSON Recorder-Treasurer APPROVED by me this 4th Hay of January. 1003. ' JAMES J. DUNLEVY Mayor LEGAL NOTICES HKSOM'TKIN NO. SOU 2 A RESOLUTION declaring inten tion of the City Council lo con struct a atcr main along Biddle Road iron. Morrow Road to the Crater Lake llishway and to assess the rust thereof ARaimt properties fronting thereon: and M'ttinc a tune and place for hearing thereon he ir Ki.hWL.vt'.u rv tne cy Council of the City of Medford, Oregon; SECTION 1. That it is the men tion of the City council of the said city to cnusc an Eight 1B1 in'h water main to he laid in Biddle Road from Morrow Road lo the Crater Lake Highway and to assess the cost of said water main on the property fronting on said ttreeti.ii in proportion to the frontage of said property. SKCTtON 2. That the Cltv Coun cil shall nu-et in the Council Cham, hers of the City Hall of said citv at 7-30 o'clock P M. on the l7ih day of January. l!t3. at which time and place all protests against the laying of said water main and the assessment of the cost thereof on the property fronting on said streelssi shall he heard, and Hie City Recorder is hereby directed to cause this Resolution to he pub linheri once in a daily newspaper, printed, published and of general circulation in the said city of Med ford, not less than ten days ur more than twenty days before the date of said meeting and a copy of this Resolution to bo posted for a period of ten days prior to said meeting in five public and con pinions places In the said city. SECTION 3. That warrants for the costs of (he aforementioned Im provement shall bear interest at 4 ; per annum and shall constitute General Obligations of the City of Medford. and said warrants shall he issued pursuant to. and on the terms and conditions set forth in. ORS 2R7.4ii3 lo 07 SIO. inclusive. PASSED by the Council and signed hy me in open session in authentication of its passage this 3rd day of January, lf)t3 JAM KS J. DUNLEVY Mayor ATTEST: D. F. HUSON Recorder-Trenurer APPROVED BY me this 4th day of January, im.3 JAMES J. DUNLEVY Mayor C-Card of Thank WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR sincere appreciation and grati tude to aU our many friends for the many beautiful floral trib utes and the many other kind acts ihown to ui during the re cent loss of our darling baby daughter and sister. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold E. Thomas and Stevie. WITH DEEPEST GRATITUDEWE extend this word of Thanks for tiie comforting sympathy and help that came to us in our re cent sorrow. The thoughtfulness will always be remembered. J. D. lmperatrice Ac Family A R Snther A- Family rL9?E notices tj- 'a Medford Lodge No, 83. I OOF. meets Tuesday, Jan. B. at ft pm. Visitors welcome. Refreshments. Jack Adaivs. N. G. Stated Convocation of Table Rock Council No. 13 Royal and Select Mas ters. Medford. Tuesday. January 8th, preceded by a Pol Luck Dinner at fi 30 p m. Visiting Members and Wives welcome. M. P. Dunn. Illustrious Master. Stated Convocation of Crater 1-ake Chapter No 32, R A M., Med ford, Tuesday, Janu ary 8th. preceded by a Pot-Luck Dinner at tiJO pm. Visiting Members and Wives Welcome. Donald L. Wal riron. Excellent High Priest 3-PERSONAl B 11 DENTURES repaired and ' rltnr4 while you wait. Day or eve. ph 773-H02B 23 Lozier Lane. JACKSONVILLE DEN TAX. LAB uentures repaired while you wail 81.9-1071 89-155fl HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS? See Wayne Medford. He can ar range a loan for you from $50 to Sisoo. on furniture, automobile or salary. LAURENTIDE FINANCE CORP. t?3 W Main 772-6201 4-LOST AND FOUND LOST Female black Cocker Span iel. 12 yrs. old. Deaf. Generous reward fr return of this be loved family pet. 104 Portland v 772-210 . LOST Grey female Skye TerrtetC Vicinity 1600 block on Ridgei way. Collar At license. Reward. 773-47til: LOST 1st of Jan, 8 fa W 2nc 772-510B. Urge Persian Bra black white under coat, yI1ny eveii. prominent fangs, name Mr WindeBo. beloved pet, reward. .. LA'DIES black billfold. Keep mnri cv and return cards and paper 772-2B72. 3 PERSONAL WILL BUY SMALL FIR LOGS 6" & LARGER DIAMETERS Especially Interested in Salvaging Timber Blown Down by Recent Storm For More Information Phone or See CHENEY FOREST PRODUCTS Phone 664-1271 Central Point NOTICE OF FILING APPLICA TION FOR A CHANGE IN POINT OF DIVERSION OF WATER Notice Is given hereby that Earl E. and Lois W. Rcmwn of Butte Falls. Oregon, have filed an application for the approval of a change in point of diversion of water from Big Butte Creek. Certificate of water right issued to Hiram Doubleday and recorded at pagQ 730. Volume 1, State Rec ord of Water Right Certificates, confirms a right under Permit No. 376 to the use of the waters of Big Butte Creek for the irrigation of 20 acres tn the NE' NW'. Sec. 13. T. 35 S . R. 2 E W.M.. with a dte of priority of June B. 1010. These lands arc Irrigated thru the Doubleday ditch, the 1 point of diversion of said ditch being located 33.1. ft. S. and 12110 ft. E. from the NW corner of Sec. IR. and being within the NW' NW,. said Sec. 18, T. 35 S.. R. 3 E. WM The applicant herein, owner of the lands above descrihed, pro poses to Irrigate these lands by means of a pumping plant, the point of diversion of said pumping plant to be located 473 ft. N. and 104 ft. W. from the S1 corner of See. 12. and heing within the SB' SW1,, said Sec. 12, T. 33 S., R. 2 E.. W M. All persons Interested are noti fied hereby that a hearing will be held at the county courthouse Meilford. Oregon, on February 28. 11)03, at 9:30 a.m. All objec lions to the proposcn change. I any there are, will be heard at sain time and place. Any ohjec tions shall he prepared in writ ing, one cony to he served on Earl E. and Lois W. Remscn. Pitt Star Route. Box 20. Butte Falls. Ore eon. and one coov filed with the Slate Engineer, Salem, Ore., to gether with a $2 filing fee. at least 10 dnys prior to the date set for hearing. If no objections are nicotine application may ne approved hy the Slate Engineer wiinoin a nearing. Dated at Salem, Oregon, this 2nd day of January. Ififi.l. CHRIS L. WHEELER, Stale Engineer. TOO MANY BILLS? Why Not Consolidate? CREDIT ADVISORS INC. 201 Mrcllral Crntrr Bldg. 773:7103 VACANCY in 1st floor room for i 2 ladies, 2 men nr man St W'ife, . ambulatory. Walsh Haven Home forthe Aged. 772-7843. j WILL GIVE good home & care to elderly person, private rm. 772 1)768 CHECK Dean & Taylor Ponftae'a 3 1 1 acres of Used Cars heforc you buy anything anywhere. They're LOADED. ANYONE having a drinking prob lem is welcome at the Medford Group of Acoholics Anonymous 8 30 p.m. Tues. A: Sat. rear of 212 N. Oakdale. 773-4B48. Al Anon Group Isl ft 3rd Tues. WANTED Last mines A: treasures GUARANTEED RESULTS If on location, contact: Tribune Box 1628 MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio, 214 Fluhrcr Bid g . I7.2!?.1 , ONCE again In January we arc ottering acnoiarsnips to an appli cants for nearly all of your uil lion, leaving only a small entry fee. 772-0133 or come tn & see us at Medford Beauty School. INCOME tax service. Cecelia Ray- hurn. 243 N- ivy. 773-a;,5. DRINKING YOUR PROBLEM? Contact A A. Sun. B p m. Thurs. B:3U, HU walnut Ph. 604-2006 770-1231 VACANCY for Lady or Man need ing nursing care. Mountain View Nursing Home, 306 Park St., Ashland. AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? If age. driving record, uninsured accident financial responsibility filing, etc., is making it difficult for you to secure proper Insur ance, see us. Convenient monthly Installment. Don Slathoa Insumr. 1003 E. Main, Medford. 773-6658. Open Mon. .St Tues. till 0 p.m. TAX REPORTS. Cleo Canoosc, S3 Ross Court. For day or eve. ap pointments phone 772-2813. Same location since hmi. 'GINGER' OWNER OF BEAUTY SALON at 880 Stewart Ave. Special person alizer' service. All work guaran teed. Welcomes ladies with thin, fine or problem hair. EVENING APPOINTMENTS Closed Mondays 773-3130 W BOB HART Offers: 3 BEDROOMS & FAM. RM. $24,500.00 Located on popular Lyman Ave. builtm kitchen appliances ww carpeting 2 baths ! shake roof 2 car garage. And many other features that will please you , . UNDER CONSTRUCTION Blossom Terrace. Attractive reverse plan with outdoor living area facing the cast ... 3 bed rooms I baths builtm kirch--cn appliances forced air heat ing 2 car garage , . . Hurry ar.d you can ptck your own col ors. Priced at $18,900.00. $450.00 DOWN Plus Reserves Cute 3 bedroom home near Grandview Mkt. Breakfast area natural wood kitchen plus dinette. Fireplace. 2 car gar age. Enclosed yard. Paved street. Consider trade tor larger subur ban home. REMEMBER You Start Pack ing When You List With BOB HART, Realtor 143 t. Main St. 772-8591 LiNctl. Norman 772.7404 John Taylor 772-otOS I i t I r 1 tl jf fl I y nr t i I M M Pwa-sriq I wr i'jin?l fff'V'tRT'lr-B 0-1 1 IT5! -' J"r '" j ' ' r .if a . . a WANT TO BUY 1000 UNMARKED CARTONS...CHEAP? It might be quite an adventure to spend next year's family budget for a thousand unmarked cartons! But would you want to have to feed, clothe, amuse and maintain your family on the contents? Too much of a gamble-isn't It? Especially when you know that you can confi dently spend your money for quality goods you know and trust-goods proudly trademarked with manufacturers' brand names. And advertised brand names mean even more to you than your biggest money's worth and peace of mind.These products are the heart of America'! economy, Their tremendous planned production , means economic stability and steady employment. You know them well. They're the kind of products advertised in this newspaper. Depend on them. CONFIDENCE BRAND. NAMES LEADERSHIP BRANDS ARE YOUR BEST BUY trtnrf Namti Fcundi (ten, lae. 292 Matfiton AWM. Nt York 17. H.Vr