Prince Asks Withdrawal Of Military Aid
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
Your Money's
Worth
By SYLVIA PORTER
Cowitjlii. Mill Smttkuo, Im.
CUT-RATE HAUTE-COUTURE
There's a new, booming industry in the U.S. today which
is so hush-hush that one of its leaders calls it "the industry
which isn't an industry" and adds flatly, "We don't like any
publicity at all."
. The business already runs into hundreds of millions of
dollars a year, is now spreading from New York, heart of the
fashion industry, into cities across the nation. Yet, it's so se
cret that every segment in it manufacturer, retailer, cus
tomer resenis puDiicuy, aavertising is next to zero, many
advertising media won't accent its ads or even mention tho
industry's existence and no hard statistics are gathered or re-
veaiea. ,
This secret business is cut-rate haute-couture the sale
of the highest fashion, most expensive, original dresses, suits
and coats in unfashionable, plain pipe-rack shops at prices often
below wholesale and representing savings from the initial
prices running to hundreds of dollars per item.
In New York City alone, at least three new high fashion
discount stores have opened in the past 12 months and more
are piannea. ine two largest chains Loehmann s, biggest and
oldest in the business, and Bolton's-Forman's now have a
total of 10 stores in the city and suburbs. Bolton's-Forman's
has boosted its annual gross from $189,000 in 1954, the ye&r
me company was iormea, 10 ?2.4 minion today; expects to ex
pand its present four-store chain to Washington and Chicago soon.
ii you wanted into one or these modest, unassuming
stores located well off the gold-plated clothing track, you'd
see an unforgettable sight: dozens of beautifully dressed
women pulling dresses off iron pipe racks, trying them on
in crowded community dressing rooms,, having whispered
conversations with salegirls about the identities of de
signers of particular dresses, then checking out their final
purchases at cash registers as though the costly items were
bags of groceries.
If you are fashion conscious, the designers' names and
price tags would stun you, for you'd find samples from the
greatest names in United States fashion: Trigere, Norman Norell,
Dior. You'd see a new, undamaged Oleg Cassini dress priced
in a top-name shop at $110 tagged here at $49.95; a three-piece
Ben Zuckerman suit priced at $795 on Fifth Ave. tagged here
at $499.95; a Molly Parnis dinner gown advertised at $125 tagged
here at $69.93.
Prices at these cut-rate shops range from $12 to $1,200,
average $40-$60, and the markdown on each is usually at least
40 per cent.
Where do these clothes come from? They come from de
signer - manufacturers who have produced more than they can
sell to their preferred outlets, the big-time buyers for the na
tion's top stores. Either because they've produced too many
dresses in a specific size or color or have misjudged the mar
ket, the manufacturers have clothes left over. Instead of scrap
ping them, they let the discounters buy the clothes at rock-bottom
prices. The discounters, in turn, clip out the labels to pro
tect the manufacturers from possible retaliation by the big
time store buyers. Although Bolton's-Forman's stocks 30,000
items at all times, Murray Forman says frankly, "Our cus
tomers must understand that they can't necessarily buy what
they want when they want it. They may find sizes, seasons and
styles slightly off."
Who are the customers and how do they know they're
getting (he real thing without the guidance of labels? While
some customers simply walk in off the street and don't know
what they're getting, a spokesman for Lochmann's reports,
"There is a large body of sophisticated women who know
feminine fashions inside and out, who can tell who de
signed a dress from its lining. They know how to shop. They
read the fashion press and can recognize the real thing
without name tags or labels."
Many of the customers fashion models and editors, dip
lomats' wives, clothes-conscious career girls first window-shop
the top stores to study styles and prices, then go to the dis
counters 10 ouy. some visit tne stores weekly to check on
any new big-name bargains.
Despite the plea, "Don't give us any publicity!" this story
is too good to hide. If you can find a cut-rate haute-coutre out
let, if you know high fashion and don't mind pipe-rack shopping,
see for yourself what bargains there are for you.
PHNOM PENH. Cambodia
(UPI) Prince Norodom Si
hanouk made another statement
over the weekend "to clarify the
situation" on the future of U.S.
aid to Cambodia, but it had
American officials here as puz-
ziea as ever.
The prince said the United
States must withdraw its mili
tary mission from Cambodia
and cut all strings attached to
military aid.
There was no comment frnm
the U. S. Embassy, but offi
cials were concerned over the
reasoning behind the latest
statement on his position.
Informed sources said his
anti-aid policy indicates to them
that he fears the activities of
the U. S. Central Intelligence
State Bar Rejects Fund for Clients
PORTLAND (UPD-Members
of the Oregon Stato Bar have
voted against setting up a fund
to reimburse clients who were
victimized by unscrupulous at
torneys. The association reported Sat
urday that a secret vote showed
1,079 attorneys opposed to the
fund and 658 in favor. Another
109 said they were undecided.
The security fund would have
been used to pay clients who
lost money to an attorney
through embezzlement, conver
sion, or other misappropriation.
GETS A BIRDIE
' FRESHWATER, Isle of Wight
(UPI) - Golfer Charles King
got a birdie a thrush in flight
with his tee shot on the 12th
hole here Sunday. The bird was
killed.
Former Portland
Broker Slugged;
Robbed of Gems
NEW YORK (UPI) A
wealthy Wall Street banker who
is a former resident of Port
land, Ore., was pistol-whipped
Sunday by two bold burglars
who fled with $35,000 of his
wife's jewelry.
The robbery was the latest in
a series of major Manhatten
jewel thefts. This time police
said tney nad "good" informa
tion about the bandits.
The two men, one about 40
and the other about 28. over
looked even more valuable gems
in their haste to flee the Park
Avenue apartment of John Gur
ian, 62, a vice president of Mer
rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
and Smith, the country's largest
stoat orouerage firm. Gunan
lived in Portland for 50 years
and headed the firm's office
there before his transfer to New
York in 1955.
Carried Flowers
The pair forced an elevator
operator to t a k e them to the
12th floor apartment where Gur
ian and his wife, Stella, were
having a wedding anniversary
nrcaKtast. mey carried a bunch
of flowers, as a blind.
Gurian was slugged with a
pistol when he slowed his steD
while taking one of the gunmen
from the dining room to the bed
room where the gems were
Kepi, meanwnue, nis wife bolted
from under the gun of the sec
ond man.
Earlier this month, a bandit
entered the east side hotel suite
of comedian Jack Benny and
iook more man $200,000 in jew
els at gunpoint from his wife.
Mary Livingston. On Nov. 8 a
team of holdup men took some
$3.5 minion in g e m s from a
messenger service truck, but
most of the loot was recovered
by police.
Theft Charge May
Postpone Wedding
CHICAGO (UPI) - Frank
Vercillo and Ann Farrell may
have to postpone their wedding
Saturday.
Police scheduled a hearing
for them Thursday on charees
of theft after Vercillo sold a
$100 wig to a female police in
vestigator.
Authorities said the wigs
were stolen from the Victory
Beauty Supply Co., by Miss
Farrell, an employe of the
firm. Police said she told them
she needed money to finance
her marriage to Vercillo.
Agency (CIA) and is afraid it
is plotting to overthrow him
They said Sihanouk is con
vinced the CIA was behind the
coup in neighboring South Viet
Nam and that a similar fate
could be in store for him.
Sihanouk called a news con
ference Saturday to clear up a
series oi coniucting statements.
A man noted for his chance-
ability, Sihanouk switched po
sition several times in the past
two weeks about American mili
tary and economic aid.
Sihanouk had rocked Western
chancellories first by declaring
mat amoodia would renounce
neutralism and end all Western
economic aid if the United
States did not silence by next
uec. at radio oroadcasts by reb
el forces who he said are Dlot
ting against him in neighbor
ing Thailand and South Viet
Nam.
By design or coincidence, the
broadcasts stopped almost im
mediately.
Nationalized Trade
Then on Nov. 10, Sihanouk
announced that starting next
Jan. 1. the nation's export-
import Dusiness would be na
tionalized. Then, on Tuesday Nov. 12, Si
hanouk decided to cancel Amer
ican aid after all, starting next
Jan. 1, a move that would cost
Cambodia $10.4 million yearly
in U.S. economic help and $18.8
million in military aid at cur
rent rates.
"We'll be poorer, but we'll be
more independent." Sihanouk
said.
But two davs later, he sairl
that American military aid
could continue if it was offered
without strings attached. He
added that cultural or project
aid also would be acceptable
provided the United Statm
helped Cambodia halt the ac
tivities of the "Free Khmer"
rebels. He apparently remained
convinced that the rebel group
is being sheltered in South Viet
Nam and that it would be a
simple thing for the United
States to stop it.
However, Sihanouk's ' real
views are uncertain.
LEGAL NOTICES
PINAL NOTICE
As Executor of the estate or
Clayton Bartlett. deceased, 1 have
filed In the Circuit Court of Jack
son County, OrcRon, my final ac
count; and said Court has set Mon
day. December 23, 19133 at 10:00
o'clock A.M. in said court room as
the lime and place for hearing of
objections thereto and settlement
thereof.
Dated and first published. No
vember 18. 1963.
Date of last publication, Decem
ber 9, 1963.
C. O. Dukes, Executor
J. F. Flicgel, Jr., Attorney
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY, PROBATE DE
PARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of
Hum oulEiey, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
I have been appointed Executrix
oi ine aoove estate Dy an order
made by said court on October
25, 1003; all creditors having claims
against said deceased are hereby
notified to present the same, duly
verified, and with proper vouch
ers attached, to me at the office
of Roberts, Kellington. Branchficld
& Heffcrnan. Standard Insurance
BldR., Medford. Oregon, within six
months from the date of this no
tice.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this
HHin day or October, I9G3.
Anna Kingery, Executrix
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT
No. P-109-S3
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR
JACKSON COUNTY
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate of
MARY CATHERINE BUCKLEY,
aka Kate Buckley, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, Lewis T.
Buckley, Administrator of the Es
tate of Mary Catherine Buckley,
aka Kate Buckley, deceased, has
filed his First and Final Report
and Account in and with tne Cir
cuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Jackson County, and that
Friday, the 20th day of December.
1963. at the hour of 10:00 A.M. of
said day. In the courtroom of De
partment One of ssld court In the
Jackson County Courthouse in the
City of Medford, Oregon has been
appointed and set as the time and
place of hearing of objections lo
said First and Final Report and
Account and the settlement them.
of, and of said estate.
UMEU and first published this
18 day of November. 1963.
LEWIS T. BUCKLEY
Administrator
KELLY tt GRANT
Attorneys for Administrator
IOOS East Main Street
Medford, Oregon
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVF.N
that on the 3rd day of December,
1963 at the hour of 9:30 o'clock
a.m., at the front door of the Jack
son County Courthouse located at
main and uaKdaie streets In Med
ford. Oregon, I shall sell at Public
Auction for fnnh In lh hishnti
uiuuci, an ui me rignt, mic, lien,
estate and interest of Lynda Joyce
Pirkcy. Wilson R. Wells, Annette
E. Wells, Edythe M. Eaton. Walter
V. pirkey. and all other persons or
parties unknown claiming a right,
title, estate, lien or interest in the
real DroDertv rfesrrihrt rnl.
Iowa, to-wit:
Lots One (1). Two (21. Three (3
and Four (41 and the Easterly
three (31 feet of lot Five (51. In
Block One 111. HRAMnVTF.W
ADDITION rVntro! Point To..!..-....
County Oregon.
SAID SALE IS made pursuant to
an Execution in Foreclosure issued
out of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for the Counlv
of Jackson, on the 29th day of
October. 1963. wherein The City
of Central Point, a municipal corp
oration is Plaintiff and Lynda
Joyce Pirkey et al are defendants.
Dated this 4th day of November,
DeArmond Leigh. Sheriff
Jackson County. Oregon
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
FINAL RtPOIlT AND ACCOUNT
NO. 11466
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF ORECON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF MARK ABNER GREEN, De
ceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned execmor of
the above estate has Hied herein
his final report and account and
that Monday, December 2, 1063,
at 0:30 o'clock a.m. at the court
house In the city of Medford, Jack
son County. Oregon, has been
fixed by the above named court as
the time anri nluf fnr kHn- nh.
jectlons to said final report and
account and for the examination
and allowance thereof
Dated and first published this
tui uay ui wovemncr, i!t,:i. .
GLENN L. JACKSON,
Executor
Frohnutayer, Lowry St
Deatherage. attorneys
LEGAL NOTICES
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1963
Notice Ii hereby given that as
7 i u ii enaie oi Jos
cph J. Hall, deceased. I have filed LSigmaPht.
my Final Account in the circuit FOR RENT Clean, well inulnt.rf
Court of the State of Orecnn fnr unfurn. 3 bdrm. 847 w 2..H
fi.t-y.ioa
Y ,' 1 suiie 01 urcgon tor
Jackson County, and said Court .
iin iiAtu me mn any 01 ueeem-
Ihetlme for hearing objections to p
. .. "t-vuuui tutu uic e me
mcnt thereof.
Thomas R. Hall,
Administrator
Skymian & Heiscl,
Attorney!
NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY
(NO. 93 093) I
Guardianship of
Hlidnlnh Wlnnrmht
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THK I
01 Alt Uf (J H EG ON FOR THE 1
COUNTY OF MULTNOMAH I
Denarlnicnt nf Prnhnie
In the Matlor of the Guardianship I
ui nuwLni wii'iHJii-riT, an
Incompetent Person.
NOTICE IS HRRF.RV flTVITN
that the undersigned guardian of
the Estate of Rudolph Wipprccht,
by virtue of an order of sale is
sued out of the Circuit Court of
the State of Orocnn fnr th rmmlv
of Multnomah, duly made and I
entered on the 16th day of Octo- j
ocr, iudj. in me auove entitled
guardianship, directing the guar
dian to sell the hereinafter de
scribed real property belonging
to said cuardiatuhin estate will
offer for sale and sell from and
after the 27th day of November,
10B3, at private sale, for cash or
terms as may he approved by the
Court, at 723 Pittock Block. Port-
iana, rnuiinoman uouniy. Oregon,
an undivided one.hnlf inlnrnGt In
and to the following described real
property suuaica in jacK&on coun
ty, Oregon, to-wit:
1,01 i-ive biock Nine (),
PIONEER SUBDIVISION, Exten
sion No. One, Jackson County,
Oreson.
The sale will he made Ki.hie! tn
the confirmation of the above
eniuiea court.
Date of first publication; Octo
ber 28, 1063
Dale of last publication: Novem
ber 18. 10(13.
HELEN AV1PPRECHT,
Guardian
MHguirc, Shields, Morrison,
Bailey & Kester
Attorneys for Guardian
723 Pittock Block
Portland 5. Oregon
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that 1 have been appointed by the
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Jackson County as Admin
istrator of the estate of Carl
Frank Tlctz, and that 1 duly quali
fied as such Administrator. All
persons ha vine claims aoainit aid
estate are hereby notified to pre-
auni wie same wan me proper
vouchers to me at tht of nr.- of
my attorneys, DeForest & Hansen,
228 Franklin Building. Med ford,
Oregon, within six months from
the date of the first oublishino of
this notice.
Dated and first oub 3hert this
28th day of October, 19U3.
Artnur r. Mabiey,
Administrator
DeForost & Hansen
Attorneys for Administrator
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ADDRESS City
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
No. 63-733-K
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF JACKSON
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
ORKCioiv. Portland, a na
tional banking association.
Plaintiff,
vs.
NORMAN E. WALL AN and RO-
BERTA D. WALL AN, husband
and wife,
Defendants.
B.v virtue of a Writ of Execu
tion Issued In the above-entitled
Court and cause to me directed
and dated October 21, 100.1, on a
judgment and Decree of foreclo
sure entered in said Court on Oc
tober 16. 1003, in favor of The
First National Bank of Oregon,
Portland, a national banking u.,
elation, and against Norman E.
Wallan and Roberta D. W-illan,
and each of them, commanding ire
to make sale of the following de
scribed real properly, situated in
the County of Jackson and State of
Oregon, to-wit;
Lota 1 and 4, BARTOW SUB
DIVISION. In the City of Ash
land, Jackson County. Oregon,
according to the official plat
thereof, now of record:
I will, on Tuesday, the 28th day
of November, li3, at 0:00 o'clock
A.M. at the front door of the
County Courthouse in Medford.
Jackson County, Oregon, fccll at
public auction (subject to redemp
tion) to the highest bidder for
cash, all or the right, title and In
terest of the Defendants, and each
of them In the above-entitled suit,
in or to the above-described real
property, or Any part thereof, to
satisfy said Writ of Execution, De-1
crcc, interest and costs. I
DATED this 28th day of October, !
1963. I
Date of first Dublication: Octnher
20. 1063 I
Date of last publication: Novem
ber 18. 1063
DeArmond Leigh
Sheriff of Jackson County,
Oregon
N'OTICK I.F sai v '
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 26th day of Novem
ber. 1063. at the hour of 0:30
O'Clock. A.M.. at the front door
of the Jackson County Courthouse
located at Main and Oakdale in
Medford, Oregon. I shall sell at
public auction for cash to the
highest bidder all of . the right,
title, lien, estate and interest of
Edward G. Taylor and Eva L.
Taylor, husband and wife, The
United States National Bank of
Portland ( Oregon ), a national
panning association, Jackson
County, a municipal corporation of
the State of Oregon, William H.
Anderson, dba Anderson Trans
portation in the following de
scribed real property, to-wit:
From the corner common to do
nation land claim No. 70, 71. 72
and 73. in township 38 south,
range l west of the Willamette
Meridian, Jackson County. Ore
gon: measure north 83 30'
west, 13.2 feet to the center of
the Old Pacific .Highway; and
thence north 46 30' west on
center line of Old Pacific High
way, 1947 feet to a point; and
thence north 40 30' cast, 838
feet, atong the easterly line of
tract described In volume 259,
page 153, Deed Records of Jack
son County, Oregon, to the
northeasterly corner thereof;
thence north 47" west, 257.8
feet to the true point of begin
ning; thence continue north 47
west. 240.9 feet to the most
southerly comer of tract de
scribed in volume 271, pace 369,
Deed Records of Jackson County.
Oregon ; thence north 40 30' cast
105 feet to a point on the
southerly riglh or way line of
the Pacific Highway; thence
south 32 23' cast. 250 feet, along
the right or way line of said
highway; thence south 40 30'
west, 128.7 feet to the true point
of bci nil no.
Said sale is made pursuant to an
Execution in Foi-orlnsnr'n loiiinH
out of the Circuit Court or the
State of Oregon for the County of
Jackson on the 18th. day of Oc
tober, 1063, wherein J. L. De
Armond and Margaret DeArmond
are Plaintiffs and Edward G. Tay
lor and Eva L. Taylor, husband and
wife. The United States National
nan oi foruand (Oregon), a na
tional banking association, Jackson
County, a municipal corporation of
ine aiHie oi urcgon. William H.
Anderson, dba Anderson Transnnr.
tation are Defendants.
DeArmond Leigh, Sheriff
Jflrkfinti Couiltv rtrronn
Dated this 28th. day' of October.
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that 1
im.! uccii HHpuimca oy we uir
cult Court of the State of Oregon
,u uum,v rtamimsiraior
i. ..iw voiBic ui ui am vtum ncarcc,
deceased, and have qualified. All
persons having claims against the
"'" "i m'u auvcaciu are ncre
by notified to present them, with
111 Jit l-lffifA nt Cb,r D.
istrator, at Room 321 Medical
Center Building, in Medford, Ore
gon, within six months from the
date of this notice.
nolxrl enrl f I r ..
November 4. 1963.
ram e. pearce
lrlminielln.
Skvrrfinr, Ar HUaI
Attorneys for Administrator
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HKRERY rMVlTN
that I have been appointed hy the
Circuit Court of the Stain nt nr.
gon for Jackson County as Exccu-
irix oi ine csiate or John William
wuncini, acccasca. ana that I duly
qualified as such Executrix All
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified lo nre-
scnt the same with the proper
vouchers to me at the -iffirp r.i mv
attorneys, DeForest & Hansen, 228
rrarwun uunaing, i;:3 south Cen
tral AveilUC. Medfnrrl. Ornonn
within six months frnm the rlnte
of the first publishing of . this
notice.
Dated and first published this
eioin uuy oi ucioner, iint.l,
Helen Margaret Wilhelm,
Executrix
DeForest & Hansen
Attorneys fo Executrix
FOR RENT 2-bdrnt. house, Mcd-
'ora area. Adults, no drinkers.
for 2
NOTICE OF BOND SALE
council of the City of Engle Point
..., uii me diu uMjr ui ucccmocr,
I96J, at the hour of R:00 o'clock
'. "i.. UIC "uiiuii una m ocr in
the City Hall of said City or Eagle
Point. Oregon, offer for sale an
issue of $13,288.23 of general obit
cation bonds of the City of Eagle
Point, being the heretofore dulv
authorized City of Eagle Point im
provement bonds, said bonds to be
in denominations of $1,000.00 each
numbered 2 to 14. exclusive, ex
cept Bond No. 1 which shall be In
dated November 1 , 1063, and to
as follows:
B8.23 on the 1st day 0r No
vember. 1964, and $1,000.00 on
the 1st day of November in each
of the years 1963 to 1069. inclu
sive, and $2,000.00 on tho 1st
day of November, in each of the
rr ". w. "Ht inclusive,
IA ri linnHa In hear li.Ui.Ar. ....
rale or rates of not to exceed 6rp
per annum, payable semi-annually
on the 1st days of May and No
yember of each year, principal and
Interest payable at the office of
Point, Oregon. Provided, however.
.... . vi sniu uunnt Ilia-
tunng subsequent to November 1,
innfi tihall ha i a i .....
-. , ....,, ouijtti mi ri-acmp-
election or the City of Eagle Point
at any semi-annual Interest date
or dates after November 1, i960,
upon giving notice that the same
arc to be taken up and cancelled
FOR RENT Garage Space
FOR RENT Excellent home. Nearly
" umii.i. rum. udic. garage.
3 min. from Medford. Wonderful
View. Onlv si. TV 771.jiii
FOR'SALE Elec. water heater, like
rOR SALE lOSs" Plymouth sdrT,
6 cyl.. good rubber. 77.fi77fi
f6r"RENT Steam heat. Comforts
u.ts. t-iwi..aur. L.IOSO in. AUUtllS.
ijojiuuih nnic specitlPfi
y the City of Eagle Point am!
o. M,: llllVlCfll I llCrCOl, SllHll
v,-- h" uii-- "iiiLBi payment
date upon which bonds are called.
Ii , " , " piiinca una puo
lishcd and of general circulation
in Jackson County, Oregon, al
Jca'c 15 days prior to said date.
,w ejumin iviii iic aum suojeci to
the approving opinion or Messrs.
, ""J11- iwnmin iv Myers,
bond attorneys at Portland. Orc-
hi,u uunui tu ne xurnisnen
and printed by the City of Eagle
All bids must bo in writing and
nil persona offering to purchase
said hands are invited lo bid there-
"i- m nutn i mi-, ur rniea oi lnicr
est not exceeding flrn per annum
as they shall designate and said
bonds shall bear the interest as
shall be designated hv thp. nur.
ill j V HB Binrcsain; cacn
tifi j"a" "e accompanied ny a cer
111-1 u: mc io me t-ny
Of Facie Pfifnt nrnnnn in IV.n
of $203.77. and bids must he for
nut icas man par ano accrued
.L.i.ai. j lit V-H..V in fctRic roini re-
By order of the Council of the
City of Ensle Point, dated Novem
ber 3. 1963.
Recorder, City of Eagle Point
unsuii
Date of first publication Novem
her 18, 1063
Date of second publication No
vember 23, 1063
V-Too late To Clwify
ft 1 1 MM A CIV CAI V
TUES.. NOV. 19. 8 to S
Pnhl mt- K r- VI
, r, ' UIIIIUIM Sl
WANTED Cocktail Waitress. Ap-
pi.y nuici ivieoiorn. uan Marnm.
'OR RENT 2-bdrm. unfurn. Elec.
iii i (to-Jrij or inquire
I V-milT LUKE ftVC
FOR SALE 7 head ewes,
iu neao. 4P7-3P12,
buck.
IRELAND HEREFORD RANCH
JLMALE PRODUCTION SALE
Wed.. Nov. 20, I p.m.. al
Jackson County Fairgrounds
"- u ni.au orca to
our new Bull O O Del Mesa 32
FOR SALE '53 Ford. 100-gal oil
rrci. i ron rooting. New tire
& rim 7-10x15. 604-U3R.
FOR SALE Lindscy water soft-
v-nvi, L-Avciifin condition. 134 a.
4th. Central Point. 604-3220
-LODGE NOTICES
Special Convocation.
Crater Lake Chapter
32. R.A.M., 7:30 P.M.
Tues.. Nov. 10. 1063.
Initiation. Royal Arch
Degree. Refreshments
after meeting.
-5? ?id- L' Waldron , E.H.P .
Medford Bodies, Scottish
Rite, Monday, Nov. 18
1963, 8:00 p.m. Reunion
Thirtieth degree. Re
freshments. Visiting
brethren welcome.
Fred A. Purdln,
secretary
Stated Convocation Ore-
kum .mpier no. 4 K.A.M,
iu., uv. in b p.m.
Preceded by Thanksgiv
.,Vsdinner at 6:30 p.m.
Visiting companions welcome.
Roy R. Picard F It P
3 PERSONAL
B 7
PANTS TAPERED 2. CuMed f.
BISHOP METHOD CLASSES "
Last chance lo slm up. Start
Mon. tt Tucs. Call Pet
773-1822
TRAILER Spaces ?3b BENT.
$22.30 mo. 1st mo. FREE. Adults
only. Storage space, cement pa
tios, auto, laundry. Miss Pat'e
Mobile Villa. 4423 Jacksonville
Hwy. 773-3382. .
FOR Beauty Counselor Cosmeilcl
Call 772-2130 or 770-2290.
RAWLEiGflPRODUCTSr
Prdersen 772-4438
ANYONE Having drlnklni prob
lem Is welcome at the Medford
Group oi Alcoholics Anonymous
8 JO p.m. Tuts, tt Sat. rear
of 21 N. Oekdele. 773-4848. Al-
Anon Group every Tuesdey.
""Attention Ladies"
Jane. Sharon. Bev and Lois,
Specialists In coloring, bleaching,
permanent waving and hair cut
ting, invite you in lor your per
sonalized style.
LEON'S HAIR FASHIONS
231 E. 6th ,St. 773-1332
GINGER
AND
KARLENE
Specialists in thin. fine,
problem hair ge permanente.
New Prices. Evo. Appointments.
MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio.
! riuiuvr mag.
772-Hait
DRINKING YOUR PROBLEM?""
-u,i.ai:. n.n. sun, O p.m.
Thura. R-.IO and Weln,,.
Ph. 664-2008 772.537T
AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS?'
i urivina r e c o r a, un
insured accident financial re
sponsibility filing, etc.. Is making
It difficult for you to secure,
proper insurance, see us. Con
venient monthly Installment. Don
Stathns Insurer. 1005 E. Main.
Medford, 773-6638. Open Mon.
It Tuee. 'till 9 p.m. '
3-PERSONAL
EXCELLENT, efficient niicS:
noinical, that's Blue Lustre carpet
and upholstery cleaner. Rent elec
Irlc shampooer (1, Johnson Paint
PRACTICAL Nurse will care for
In n,-v nome. tall
470-1078 Grants Pass or write
Mrs. Lochr, 1116 Major Drive,
Grants Pass.
1S63 RAMBLER CLOSE-OUT!
Final reductions on our
remaining tock of new
'63 Ramblers. You will never
make bigger savings than nowl
No Payment Until February 1964.
PAUL LEA RAMBLER
STH I BARTLETT PH. 772-6185
NOTICE
Notice Ii hereby given that 1
have been appointed by the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
Jackson County Executor of Ibe
Will of Cyru T. Hamilton, de
ceased, and have qualified. AH
pernoni having claims against the
estate of unld decedent are here
by notified in present them, with
proper vouchers, duly verified 10
me at the nrfire of Skyrnian tV
Heiscl. attorneys for said Executor,
at Room 321 Medical Center Build
inff, In Medford, Oregon, within
tlx months from the dale of this
notice.
Dated and first published
November 4, 1063.
C. Scott Hamilton
Executor
Skyrman & Helncl
Attorneys for Executor
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY RIVEN
THAT ON THE 3RD DAY OK DE
CEMBER, 1063, at the hours of
0:00 O'Clock A M., at the front
door of the Jackson County Court
house, located at Main and Onk
dale in Medford, Oregon, I shall
sell at Public auction for cubIi lo
the highest bidder all the right, ti
tle, lien, estate and interest of Ro
land W, Kruggel and Elizabeth M.
Kruggel. huaband and wife, Jack
son County; also all other persons
or parlies unknown, claiming any
right, title, estate, lien. Interest or
claim to possession In the real
property described u follows, to
wit: Lot Two (2 In Block One Mt nf
Rosedale subdivision In Jackson
County Oregon, according lo the
official plat thereof, now of
record,
SAID SALE IS MADE PUR
SUANT to an Excculion In Fore
closure Issued out of (he Circuit
Court nf the Slate of Oregon for
the County of Jackson on the 30th
day of October, lfr3 wherein Fed
eral National Mortgage Associa
tion, a corporation Is Plaintiff and
Roland W. Kruggel and Lllraheth
M. Kurggel, et al are defendants.
Dated (his 4th day of November,
1963.
DeArmond Leigh, Sheriff
Jackson County, Oregon
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