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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1963)
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 17. 1963 A 9 PAY NO MONEY DOWN ON ANY CREDif " PURCHASE AT WARDS This Week's Plan for Home Builders MAN-TAILORED SHIRTS REG. 3.98 COTTON DRESSES VERY SPECIAL! COMBED COTTON IN SIX COLORS 2 99 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON t 2 98 Elbow - patch shirtdress . . most popular in the classl Wards details them gaily with contrasting patches, belts and col lars ... in rich prints, plaids, plains. Perky Ber muda and shirt collars, even cardigan necks. These take a dip in the washer, scarcely need ironing. 7 to 14. Terrific buy at Wards! long sleeved shirts in fine combed cotton. San forized for beautiful washability. Various col lar styles, some with metal clasp. Blue, pink, white, red, beige, brown. Sizes 32 to 38. 4-IN-l AIRLINE STEREO, FMAM PLUS FM STEREO Built-in Multiplex to receive FM stereo programs! Auto matic changer, 4 balanced speakers, fine FMAM ra dio reception. Mahogany finish. Other styles, add $ 1 0. SAVE $15 ON SETS! STYLE HOUSE STANDARD-FIRM QUALITY 188 NO MOttlY DOWN 312-coil innerspring in the standard firmness most people prefer, with match ing box springs. Smooth gold-stripe cotton ticking. MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING 64 88 REG.1 79.90 TWIN OR FULL NO MONEY DOWN each 35.88 : J) service : jj'sl I i of no extra chargt f I l I J including ports and lobar Av j jjj i 7f "iT?H 23" CONSOLE TV REGULARLY 89.95 CLEAR AIRLINE PICTURE AND SOUND See the picture bright and clear! Enjoy full, rich sound as it is projected into the room from the inclined speaker baffle.. Mahogany or walnut-finish cabinets. , Atafvrta diagonally 183 MO MONEY MWN 8-PC. MAPLE-FINISHED BUNK SET Space-saving bunk outfit in cludes mattresses, springs, ladder, guard rail. Can also be set up as 39" twin beds. Maple-finished solid hard- complete wood. About 54" high. N0 M0NIV D0WN 69 DIRT CAN'T HIDE! VIBRA-BEAT DEEP-CLEANS 3 WAYS Beats, sweeps, cleans with powerful suction. Vibra beoters loosen deep dirt, brushes whisk up surface litter, suction leaves rug clean clear through! KL1 99 SAVING! EASY-CARE FIBERGIAS' DRAPERIES 44 NO MONEY DOWN The elegance of simplicity smoothly woven Fiberglas draperies that drip-dry, never need ironing! Won't shrink, stretch, sag, burn or rot. 306 sizes, colors in all! Owfl-CfMf!0 .V?.M, 4 99 "84" PR. REG. 5 98 5-OZ. INNERWEAR SUIT Dacron "88" polyester fiber insu lated. Nylon inner, outer shell. 11 99 SPORTING GOODS, BASEMENT SAVE OVER 20 4-Cubic Foot WHEELBARROW 7 REG. 9.95 111 LAST 1 5 DAYS ! I 'Stttt to SAVE! fl f mwrti li 4 y f I q ;j rl I yi i I J ! v $ . Lowest price of the season! t Hurry In and save ! I . I r : -1 " v 3.07 SAVING! POLE LAMPS WITH 3-WAY SWITCHES 88 Milk glass globes for Early American decors; enameled pole; brass-finish center. For modern look, tapered shades with walnut trim; 152" plastic-top table. - 12' Each REG. 15.95 18 OFF TABLE! PERFORATED TO LET STEAM ESCAPE Full-size ironing table has 1 V4 -in. tubular offset legs, attached outlet, easy-roll wheels. Height adjusts from 24 to 36-in. Enamel finish, 54x1 5-in. top. Folds flat. 6 49 REG. 7.98 2 HOLDS ANY DOWN BIKE UNTIL DEC. 14th '-o --.ii ri 1 1 i 1 wm JO i 14 dll m l SflM MN t t IlkHEl t m i ii to - ILr--J .1 PLAN NO 397B 1191 SQUARE FEET . ' By HIAWATHA ESTES Here is an economical rrc- j langular plan that opens up to pleasant landscaping al both the front and rear of the house. Large corner windows in the family room offer a wide view toward the front of the lot while sliding glass doors provide a view to the rear of the lot and make, the livinc room appear to be almosl a part of the patio and vice versa. The attractive brick porch leading to the enti-y is complete ly roofed and sheltered from the elements. The brick veneer on the front bedroom wall con tinues as a brick wall and then forms a brick pilaster on the top of which has been located a handsome light fixture. No t'rnss-Ronm Travel From the entry, there is no cross-room travel necessary in getting around the house, thus guaranteeing privacy for each area. Such thoughtful details as this and others outlined herein, tend to make a small house seem large and very pleasant in which to live. When you desire a wide-open atmosphere around the activity center, it is well to only use cabinets to separate the family room and kitchen as we have done here. A long eating bar has been made an integral part of these cabinets. A door leads from the kitchen to the rear yard while another opens direct to the garage. Inis latter door offers prompt access to the laundry facilities located in an offset at the rear of the garage. It also saves many steps each year in carrying purchases from the car to the house and eliminates the necessity of walk ing through inclement weather from the garage to the house. Pleasant Living Room The pleasant living room is exceptionally spacious for a home of less than 1,200 square feet. It can be expanded to ac commodate entertaining on a large scale by merely opening I the sliding doors leading to the Grants Totaling SI 11,242 Received For Ocean Research pation. The two baths have been placed back-to-back to econo mize in the plumbing installa tion. The three-quarter bath opens directly to the master bedroom. A guest closet is next to the entry while a roomy four feet wide linen fs in the hall. CORVALL1S New grants to taling $111,242 have been receiv ed by the Oregon State Univer sity Department of Oceanogra phy for studies on radioactive intake of ocean organism, clas sification and life cycle of ocean bottom organisms, and parasit ic worms of deep water fish. Largest is a $:!7,130 one-year grant from the Atomic Energy commission. Dr. Andrew O. Carey Jr., will head the work on continued classification of or ganisms living near the ocean bottom. Included in the research will be radioananlysis of organ isms to determine any radio activity level within the organisms. Filter-feeding organsims such as mussels and clams can con centrate radioactive mctcrial in their bodies. OSU's ocean sci entists want to know if many other small sediment-feeding or ganisms have the same ability. Sources of Itariiourllvlly Oceanonraphers also want to find how far in the ocean off the Columbia river artificial ra dioisotopes are carried from the llanford reactor plant at Kich land, Wash. Another source of radioactive material filling into the ocean is from nuclear bomb tests. Investigations for the AEC will be carried out to a distance of 165 miles. Oregon's coastal wa ters are excellent for intensive that there is more marine ani mal life within the deeper parts of the ocean than had been thought to exist. Working from the university's occanographic vessel, Acona, scientists will ex plore ocean depths from over mile to almost two miles down. Another ocean research proj ect now under way with a $13,- 178 National Institutes of Health grant is directed by Dr. James McCaulcy. Basic research will be made on the parasitic worms of fish that live in deep water. Most of the data gathered be fore have been on fish within relatively shallow water less than one-quarter of a mile down. McCaulcy will concentrate on studying fish in depths down to two miles. The N III study will attempt to learn more about the para sites of fish. OSU's scientists want to know why these fish have parasitic worms, effects the parasites have on the fish, and the life cycle of the para sites. A fourth research project now under way by Dr. Herbert C. Curl Jr., is sponsored by the Atomic Energy commission with a $24,2!H) one-year grant. The AEC grant will allow re searchers to probe into the food cycle of certain marine organ isms to learn more about what Comlete wnrklnr drawings for thU plan ran be purchased al a cost of S7.90 for the rirst set and $3 for each additional set when ordered at the same Ume. ilus plan will be available at these prices until Feb. 6. Please allow two to three weeks for delivery. Tlic following home plan books are also available: Hallmark Homes. SI: Award Homes, $1; Town and Country Homes, $1: Homes for LIvlllR. $1: Homes of Distinction, $1: Ranch and Modern Homes. S2. A I booxn. a S7 va tie. on V $3- Send all orders for either plans or books: to Hiawatha Estes. post of fice box 404-T. Northrldge, caur. t V I I THAT'S GERALD WAYOFSAYING study because the continental ,fe'1 how they convert slope is narrow and steep, it , th.'s too,i lnt0 cnrBy nd how was noted l thc cnp,"Ry ls stored. OSU ocean- OSU's oceanagraphers can' ographers also want to find what mrke short hut frequent cruises t happens to radioactive fallout as over a wide range of depths 't drops or is carried into the and environments and study a 1 ocean and as assimilated by the areat vanelv of marine animal i i GET GOING FOR CLEAN-TASTING and plant life. Since most of thc deep water marine life is al most unknown off the Pacific Northwest coast, occanograph ers expect to add much new data to the basic information of the sea. Carey also will carry out an other study of marine life to de termine thc relationships of the ocean bottom organisms and their environment. This will he sponsored by the National Sci ence Foundation during the next three years with a $:ifi.tH4 grant. More Marine I. he Occanographcrs now believe Interest on County Money (s Received Jackson County Treasurer Karl Janouch has received $18,' 107.86 in interest on money in vested during the past quarter, Thc money will be divided wilh the county's general fund receiving $14,2H7.33. Other tax ing bodies will receive the re mainder, Janouch explained. Thc schools will get $3,721.60; White City Sanitary district $92.31 and Gold Hill Irrigation district $56.62. Ism JUST ON THE LIGHT SIDE OF LEMON AND LIME A PRODUCT OF PEPSI-COLA COMPANY O 19a, KFtKOU OOHFANT Botlltd by Pepii-Cola Co. of Medford under appointment from Pepsi-Cola Company, New York. N. V. 0
