April 28, 2016 Nickel Classifieds

The Nickel - Thursday, April 28, 2016PG 2

Ashland

Ashland Garden Club's37th annual plant sale!Sat May 7th, 9-12, in the

Elks Club parking lot,Ashland. Reasonable

prices, great variety, ex-pert gardening advice,

Mother's Day bouquets,annuals, perennials,

vegetable starts,Ooblie's Waffle Food

Truck will be there!

Central Point

541 Brookside Ln,Central PointSat April 30th7am-4pm

Eagle Point &White City

Eagle Point Golf CourseCommunity

Spring Yard SaleFRIDAY, April 29, 8-5

SATURDAY, April 30, 8-5SUNDAY, May 1, 9-2

Residents hold the salesin their own yards

throughout the com-munity.

Directions: Off Shasta takeAlta Vista to Eagle Point

Dr. Continue on Alta Vistato RT Jones Blvd. CHECKALL STREETS OFF RTJONES for participating

homes. ALSO off Shastatake Arrowhead Trail to

Glenwood and Aberdeen."WATCH FOR SIGNS!"

Huge Yard Sale! Fri-Sun,8-6, 607 Nottingham TerLots of misc. & collectables

Medford - East

Annual Rummage SaleMedford CongregationalUnited Church of Christ

1801 E JacksonThur 9-6, Fri 9-6, Sat 9-12

Medford - East

Estate saleSat 9-4 Sun 1-4

2114 Delta waters, off ofDelta Waters, watch forsigns: Cash & credit cardsonly! All Sales Final! DON O T B L O C K D R I V E -WAYS. Parking across thestreet at the Apostol icChurch-Watch for signs-1 childs bedroom 4 pcs set,single bed, $250, 1 Adultbedroom 4 pcs set queenbed $900, Endo Reartinerototiller, 22 in Craftsmanweed trimmer, Troy-Built8hp chipper/vac, usedonce, $1200, Large woodcarving out of Red LyonHotel in Medford, $600.Tools, yard tools, cabinets,lrg hutch w/glass doors,chairs, kitchen stuff, lots ofmisc.Turn right onto Delta Wa-ters 1/2 block from CraterLake Ave, turn left at the 20mile Hwy sign.

Found More Garage Sale!Fri & Sat, 830-3 Sun? at 10930 Reddy Ave.

Moving Sale! Everythinggoes. Neighbors havingsales as well,. 3133 Syca-more Way, Fri/Sat, 8-?

Medford - North

Myra Lynne Community924 Carol Rae. Sat, 9-3pm.Enter from Ross LaneParking is avai lable

Medford - South

Big Estate Sale!1041 Diana Court

8 am Thurs 28-Sat30, Off S. Columbus& Garfield. No Earlybirds. Cash only!

Medford - West

Final Days Estate Sale!Smokin' Deals. 130 W.Stewart, Thurs-Sun, 10-4

Garage & Yard Sales

AGRICULTURE

Hay Grain & Feed

KLAMATH BASINGrower appreciates yourcontinued support. Even

though our season isover we will return in

June, 2016 when new hayproduction begins. Ques-

tions or Comments,541-891-7448

Grass/alfalfa hay, $215/ton.2 str ing bales, approx.100lbs each. Squeezeloading avai lable.541-488-0307

Quality grass hayfirst/second cuttings, barnstored, quantity discount,$180/ton, 541-941-2866.

Grass hay stored in thebarn, no rain damage, $8 abale, approx. 60lbs bales,541-846-9112, Williams

Horses & Livestock

LLAMASHEARING.COM,shearing llamas & alpacas.Beginning in May. Non-forceful, gentle, beautifulj o b , 4 0 6 - 2 2 2 - 1 5 5 3 ,l l a m a l o r i @ g m a i l . c o m

Sundowner three horseslant trailer, extra largedressing room, goose-neck, in excellent condition.$6,000 obo. 541-826-2992

5 roosters for sale, ready togo to work! Call 541-778-6048

Farm & Garden

Greenhouse Commercialsize $1500. approx60ft long 10ft high15ft wide. includes10 bows, support forbows to hold bowsupright, greenhouseplastic, flooring fabric,sprinkler system call541-621-1954

1994 John Deere 85524 hp $3200 diesel4x4.1 year old tiresfilled with anti freeze949 original hrs ! Callme 9178091455

1952 Massey Fergusontractor, with blade andrake, $3,000, new rings,valve job, bearings lastyear. 541-821-4492

MTD front tines tiller, likenew, used very little, $250541-772-2740

7 hp Craftsman self pro-pelled mower $180 541-773-2276

Trailer, pulls behind a rid-ing lawn mower, $150/obo,541-582-1028

1 Allis Chalmers D7 rearrim, 14x9x28, side adjust.$100/OBO 541-601-6876

4 Rear wheel weights, forOliver 88 tractor $100/all,541-601-6876

Craftsman gas mower withbag, works great; $125firm. 816-5150

2 metal trellis, 22"x5', likenew, $20, 541-899-8713

Farm & Garden

High wheel weed whacker,Sears, needs carb, $100,541-866-2586.

Craftsman rear tine tiller,17" $475/obo, 541-855-0884

Craftsman rear tine tiller,14" $425/obo, 541-855-0884

7.5 hp 2 inch chipper, goodcondition. $160 Call 541-899-8713

Honda cult ivator, nearlnew, $200, 541-826-1883

BULLETIN BOARD

Announcements

Denied Veterans Claim?Call Jacques P. DePlois,Veterans Disability Bene-fits Attorney. 541-888-6338

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removed FREEin most cases.541-864-0130

TIRE Touring HP 225 45R18 90W never used $50846-0314

Truck Driving SchoolOur Grads Get Jobs!

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Lost

Black/white Pomeranian,Sams Valley, please con-tact 541-826-9598

D o g , K l a m a t h F a l l s ,1/27/16, male Toy Pom,black/white, 541-810-3426

Gold Wedding Band, w/en-gravings outside, Frenchscript inside, 541-941-5056

Kodak Easy Share camera,lost within the last 3 weeks.Call/text 541-414-8106

Young Cat, short hairedmale siamese, on Mt Pitt,call 200-4576 or 816-2024

Prescription knee brace.US Cellular fields, Wed4/20. 541-646-1104 Jerry

Found

2 containers of clothing inPoplar Plaza, 4/10, de-scribe to claim, 582-0117

Appox. 8 mo old cat, shortgray hair, E. Dutton Rd.,E.P./W.C., 541-890-2095

Found car keys on E MainSt Fri 4/8, Call to verify,541-773-8678

Eye glasses at the 700block of Clay St in Ashland.Call Joe 541-488-4041

Found keys on accessroad, Lost Creek Lake, callto verify. 541-608-0710

EMPLOYMENT/HELP WANTED

Help Wanted General

Quench & Drench CarWash Castrol Premium

Lube ExpressWe are growing and hiringmembers to add to ourstaff. Fast pace and greatcustomer service skills amust. Competitive wages,vacation time, and addi-tional benefits included. Ap-ply in person at 1024 SRiverside Medford.

The Archdiocese of Port-land in Oregon is seekingapplicants for the positionof principal at Sacred HeartCatholic Elementary Schoolin Medford, Ore. for the2016-2017 school year.Contact [email protected] information/application.Closing date: May 11.

Help Wanted Healthcare

Medical Transport Drivers needed to transportclients to and frommedical [email protected]

Help Wanted Healthcare

• Skills Coaches• Therapist• Nursing-RN, LPN, CNA &

CMA (F/T & On Call)Current l is t of Menta lHealth positions and applic-a t i o n a v a i l a b l e a twww.kairosnw.org Gener-ous health benefits, PTOand 401k. Complete applic-a t i o n a n d s e n d t [email protected] or fax to541-956-5463

Providence Health &Services – Oregon d/b/aProvidence MedicalGroup South seeks aNeurologist Physicianto work in Medford,OR. The NeurologistPhysician is responsiblefor diagnosing, treating and managing disorders of the nervoussystem, brain, spinalcord, nerves, musclesand pain. For a full jobdescription with minimum requirements,and to apply, pleasesend your CV to KristiOlsen at [email protected].

MERCHANDISE

Antiques & Collectibles

'91 Silverline 14' boat, 17tags, needs motor, $500,541-944-6149

1 0 N o r m a n R o c k w e l lplates, w/certificates $5 ea,541-855-5354

16 vintage ladies scarves,$5 for all, 541-326-9102

1900's Cherry wood Scuttletable, coal bin, $300, 541-944-6149

Cantr i l l Serv ice, 1931Klamath Falls calender$95. 541-601-0787.

2 wall curios, w/animalc e r a m i c s , $ 5 0 / e a ,$90/both, cash 608-9775.

7 old Coca-Cola glasses,$10 for all, 541-326-9102


5 Large Longerberger de-signer baskets collection,$125/obo, 541-499-6619

Crystal, 5 banana splitdishes, candlestick holders,8 juice, $20, 326-9102

Carnival glass, great pat-tern, pitcher w/6 glasses &fruit bowl, $130, 535-6823

Antique Candle Mold for 6candles. $90 Cave Junc-tion 541-415-0017

Authent ic 1930s Tele-phone. Original wiring. $50541-779-5841

Batman ForeverBatman Vinyl

Model Figure KitF r o m t h e m o v i eB a t m a n F o r e v e r .Ba tman mode l k i tproduced by Revell in1995, 1/16 scale. $50.Cash. Firm. Call 541-816-4699 after 6pm

Beaded belt with beadedbag attached, 1900s; $500.541-476-3840

Beautiful antique punchbowl, w/stand, $275, 541-535-6823

Carnival chalk doll SplashMe by G. Pfeffer, 1918,$75, 541-535-5952

Ceramic animals, lots of10, sm.,$1/ea, $4/pairs 6",$100/all, cash, 608-9775.

Clawfoot bathtub, $300.541-596-2796, Cave Junc-tion

Coach brand designer la-bel lrg Black purse, Likenew, only $75 488-3833

Double iron bed frame,$50, 541-613-2470

Large 11' display glasscabinet,

$500, 541-324-8570

Old bikes, womens 26"Schwinn $100, men's 26"Higgins, $200, 613-2470

Old Paiute snow shoes;$125. 541-476-3840


Old pepsi & other miscbottles, $5 ea, 541-613-2470

Pfaltzgraff U.S.A. desertrose stoneware set for 8,$25, 541-535-5952

Pfaltzgraff Village dinner-ware,45 pieces $50 541973-2376

Red skeleton plates, $150,541-944-6149

Vintage mahogany sewingcabinet w/reconditionedSinger sewing machine,runs great, $175 obo, 541-282-2356

1958 Champion LA RamsBob Waterfield qb 10x20Photo. $250 469-264-9358


1958 Champion LA RamsNorm Van Brocklin 10x20Photo. $250 469-264-9358

Several classic & rare 1958LA Rams 10"x20" photos;$25-$100. 469-264-935

Sioux miniature toy pipebag; $150, miniature moc-casins; $125. 476-3840

TWO MCCOY Cookie Jars,one with piggy bank, likenew, $35/ea. 541-840-8714

Upholstery sewing ma-chine,$300, 541-596-2796Cave Junction

Vintage Skyway cosmetictravel case, 9"x14"x8", $40,541-622-8122

Risk The Lord OfThe Rings

'The Middle-EarthConquest'

The classic game ofconquest travels intoMiddle-earth with thisspecial edition of RISK.A d a p t e d a f t e r t h ebattles waged in TheLord of the Rings, it fea-tures a highly detailedM idd le -ea r th gameboard drawn by an offi-cial cartographer fromthe film, and a gold-tonepewter replica of TheRing. Play by classicRISK rules or add inThe Lord of the Ringstwists.Includes 20x20"game board, ring, 4armies, 42 terr i torycards, 2 wild cards, 40adventure cards, 3 reddice, 2 black dice andan instruction book. For2 to 4 players. Ages 9and up. $70. Cash.Firm. Call 541-816-4699after 6pm.

Grass/alfalfa hay, $215/ton. 2 string bales, approx. 100lbs each. Squeeze loading available. 541-488-0307

first/second cuttings, barn stored, quantity discount, $180/ton, 541-941-2866.

Grass hay stored in the barn, no rain damage, $8 a bale, approx. 60lbs bales, 541-846-9112, Williams

shearing llamas & alpacas. Beginning in May. Nonforceful, gentle, beautiful job, 406-222-1 553, [email protected]

Sundowner three horse slant trailer, extra large dressing room, gooseneck, in excellent condition. $6,000 obo. 541-826-2992

5 roosters for sale, ready to go to work! Call 541-778- 6048

Greenhouse Commercial size $1500. approx 60ft long 10ft high 15ft wide, includes 10 bows, support for bows to hold bows upright, greenhouse plastic, flooring fabric, sprinkler system call 541-621-1954

1994 John Deere 855 24 hp $3200 diesel 4x4.1 year old tires filled with anti freeze 949 original hrs ! Call me 9178091455

1952 Massey Ferguson tractor, with blade and rake, $3,000, new rings, valve job, bearings last year. 541-821-4492

MTD front tines tiller, like new, used very little, $250 541-772-2740

7 hp Craftsman self propelled mower $180 541- 773-2276

Trailer, pulls behind a riding lawn mower, $150/obo, 541-582-1028

1 Allis Chalmers D7 rear rim, 14x9x28, side adjust. $1OO/OBO 541-601-6876

4 Rear wheel weights, for Oliver 88 tractor $100/all, 541-601-6876

Craftsman gas mower with bag, works great; $125 firm. 816-5150

2 metal trellis, 22"x5', like new, $20, 541-899-8713

High wheel weed whacker, Sears, needs carb, $100, 541-866-2586.

Craftsman rear tine tiller, 17" $475/obo, 541-855- 0884

Craftsman rear tine tiller, 14" $425/obo, 541-855- 0884

7.5 hp 2 inch chipper, good condition. $160 Call 541- 899-8713

Honda cultivator, nearl new, $200, 541-826-1883

Call Jacques P. DePlois, Veterans Disability Benefits Attorney. 541-888-6338

removed in most cases.

TIRE Touring HP 225 45 R18 90W never used $50 846-0314

Our Grads Get Jobs! Five Oregon Locations

Call Today! 888-262-7009

Black/white Pomeranian, Sams Valley, please contact 541-826-9598

Dog, Klamath Falls, 1/27/16, male Toy Pom, black/white, 541-810-3426

Gold Wedding Band, w/en- gravings outside, French script inside, 541-941-5056

Kodak Easy Share camera, lost within the last 3 weeks. Call/text 541-414-8106

Young Cat, short haired male siamese, on Mt Pitt, call 200-4576 or 816-2024

Prescription knee brace. US Cellular fields, Wed 4/20. 541-646-1104 Jerry

2 containers of clothing in Poplar Plaza, 4/10, describe to claim, 582-0117

Appox. 8 mo old cat, short gray hair, E. Dutton Rd., E.P./W.C., 541-890-2095

Found car keys on E Main St Fri 4/8, Call to verify, 541-773-8678

Eye glasses at the 700 block of Clay St in Ashland. Call Joe 541-488-4041

Found keys on access road, Lost Creek Lake, call to verify. 541-608-0710

We are growing and hiring members to add to our staff. Fast pace and great customer service skills a must. Competitive wages, vacation time, and additional benefits included. Apply in person at 1024 S Riverside Medford.

The Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon is seeking applicants for the position of principal at Sacred Heart Catholic Elementary School in Medford, Ore. for the 2016-2017 school year. Contact [email protected] for information/application. Closing date: May 11.

• Skills Coaches• Therapist• Nursing-RN, LPN, CNA &

CMA (F/T & On Call) Current list of Mental Health positions and application available at www.kairosnw.org Generous health benefits, PTO and 401k. Complete application and send to [email protected] or fax to

Medical Transport Driv ers needed to transport clients to and from medical appointments. [email protected]

Providence Health & Services - Oregon d/b/a Providence Medical Group South seeks a Neurologist Physician to work in Medford,OR. The Neurologist Physician is responsible for diagnosing, treat ing and managing dis orders of the nervous system, brain, spinal cord, nerves, muscles and pain. For a full job description with mini mum requirements, and to apply, please send your CV to Kristi Olsen at kristiana. [email protected].

'91 Silverline 14' boat, 17 tags, needs motor, $500, 541-944-6149

10 Norman Rockwell plates, w/certificates $5 ea, 541-855-5354

16 vintage ladies scarves, $5 for all, 541-326-9102

1900's Cherry wood Scuttle table, coal bin, $300, 541- 944-6149

Cantrill Service, 1931 Klamath Falls calender $95. 541-601-0787.

2 wall curios, w/animal ceramics, $50/ea, $90/both, cash 608-9775.

7 old Coca-Cola glasses, $10 for all, 541-326-9102

TWO MCCOY Cookie Jars, one with piggy bank, like new, $35/ea. 541-840-8714

Upholstery sewing machine,$300, 541-596-2796 Cave Junction

Vintage Skyway cosmetic travel case, 9"x14"x8", $40, 541-622-8122

5 Large Longerberger designer baskets collection, $125/obo, 541-499-6619

Crystal, 5 banana split dishes, candlestick holders,8 juice, $20,326-9102

Carnival glass, great pattern, pitcher w/6 glasses & fruit bowl, $130, 535-6823

Antique Candle Mold for 6 candles. $90 Cave Junction 541-415-0017

Authentic 1930s Telephone. Original wiring. $50 541-779-5841

From the movie Batman Forever. Batman model kit produced by Revell in 1995, 1/16 scale. $50. Cash. Firm. Call 541- SI 6-4699 after 6pm

Beaded belt with beaded bag attached, 1900s; $500. 541-476-3840

Beautiful antique punch bowl, w/stand, $275, 541- 535-6823

Carnival chalk doll Splash Me by G. Pfeffer, 1918. $75, 541-535-5952

Ceramic animals, lots of 10, sm.,$1/ea, $4/pairs 6", $100/all, cash, 608-9775.

Clawfoot bathtub, $300. 541-596-2796, Cave Junction

Coach brand designer label Irg Black purse, Like new, only $75 488-3833

The classic game of conquest travels into Middle-earth with this special edition of RISK. Adapted after the battles waged in The Lord of the Rings, it features a highly detailed Middle-earth game board drawn by an official cartographer from the film, and a gold-tone pewter replica of The Ring. Play by classic RISK rules or add in The Lord of the Rings twists.Includes 20x20" game board, ring, 4 armies, 42 territory cards, 2 wild cards, 40 adventure cards, 3 red dice, 2 black dice and an instruction book. For2 to 4 players. Ages 9 and up. $70. Cash. Firm. Call 541-816-4699 after 6pm.

Old pepsi & other misc bottles, $5 ea, 541-613- 2470

Pfaltzgraff U.S.A. desert rose stoneware set for 8, $25, 541-535-5952

Pfaltzgraff Village dinner- ware,45 pieces $50 541 973-2376

Red skeleton plates, $150, 541-944-6149

Vintage mahogany sewing cabinet w/reconditioned Singer sewing machine, runs great, $175 obo, 541- 282-2356

1958 Champion LA Rams Bob Waterfield qb 10x20 Photo. $250 469-264-9358

Sat May 7th, 9-12, in the Elks Club parking lot, Ashland. Reasonable

prices, great variety, expert gardening advice,

Mother's Day bouquets, annuals, perennials,

vegetable starts,

will be there!

541 Brookside Ln, Central Point Sat April 30th 7am-4pm

Directions: Off Shasta take Alta Vista to Eagle Point

Dr. Continue on Alta Vista to RT Jones Blvd.

for participating homes. _

take Arrowhead Trail to Glenwood and Aberdeen.

Huge Yard Sale! Fri-Sun, 8-6, 607 Nottingham Ter Lots of misc. & collectables

Moving Sale! Everything goes. Neighbors having sales as well,. 3133 Sycamore Way, Fri/Sat, 8-?

Found More Garage Sale! Fri & Sat, 830-3 Sun? at 10 930 Reddy Ave.

1958 Champion LA Rams Norm Van Brocklin 10x20 Photo. $250 469-264-9358

Several classic & rare 1958 LA Rams 10"x20" photos: $25-$100. 469-264-935

Sioux miniature toy pipe bag; $150, miniature moccasins; $125. 476-3840

Large 11' display glass cabinet,

$500, 541-324-8570

Old bikes, womens 26" Schwinn $100, men's 26" Higgins, $200, 613-2470

Double iron bed frame. $50, 541-613-2470

Old Paiute snow shoes; $125. 541-476-3840

, off ofDelta Waters, watch for signs: Cash & credit cards only! All Sales Final! DO NOT BLOCK DRIVEWAYS. Parking across the street at the Apostolic Church-Watch for signs- 1 childs bedroom 4 pcs set, single bed, $250, 1 Adult bedroom 4 pcs set queen bed $900, Endo Reartine rototiller, 22 in Craftsman weed trimmer, Troy-Built 8hp chipper/vac, used once, $1200, Large wood carving out of Red Lyon Hotel in Medford, $600. Tools, yard tools, cabinets, Irg hutch w/glass doors, chairs, kitchen stuff, lots of misc.Turn right onto Delta Waters 1/2 block from Crater Lake Ave, turn left at the 20 mile Hwy sign.

1801 E Jackson Thur 9-6, Fri 9-6, Sat 9-12

Myra Lynne Community 924 Carol Rae. Sat, 9-3pm. Enter from Ross Lane Parking is available

8 am Thurs 28-Sat 30, Off S. Columbus & Garfield. No Early birds. Cash only!

Final Days Estate Sale! Smokin' Deals. 130 W. Stewart, Thurs-Sun, 10-4

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Attorneys & Legal Services


Building Services

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Cleaning Services

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Landscaping

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Lawn & Garden Maintenance

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LEGAL ASSISTANTThe Federal Public Defender for the District of Oregonis accepting applications for the position of a full timeLegal Assistant to be based in its Medford Office. The

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clients is expected. To qualify for the position,applicant must be a high-school graduate or equivalent

and have at least five years of legal secretarialexperience, preferably in the federal court system.Starting salary ranges from $35,609 to $43,823,

commensurate with experience. Federal benefits apply.Bilingual (English-Spanish) candidates are preferred,but not required. The Federal Defender is an equalopportunity employer. Candidate will be subject to a

background check as a condition of employment. Thisposition is subject to mandatory Electronic FundsTransfer (direct deposit) for payment of salary and

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Open until filled. Applications received byMay 01, 2016 will be given first consideration. All

responses will remain confidential. Only candidates inconsideration for this position will be contacted.

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Coach Handbag, Apricotcolor, Brand new! Bought$365; Only $125 488-3833

Copper fire extinguisher;$125. Milk can, 20" tall $49;Great condition. 482-8020

Antique custom built cornerfitting cupboard piece, $100obo, 541-951-4803

European armoire79"hx59"wx24"d $350 obo.

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French simple glass toppedcurio tables, $25, 541-535-5952

Hand cra f ted an t iqueEuropean pine china cabin-et $325/obo 499-6619

SECRETARY with mirror &chair $200. 541-857-8557

Souix beaded bag, 1900s;$500. 541-476-3840

vnt. 20" brass candle hold-ers, $39, 60's end table,$79, 541-899-8427


WAGON WHEEL Hanginglight, $250. 541- 596-2796,Cave Junction

Winnie The Pooh, 9 plates,3d, shaped like honey jars,$200, 541-866-2586.

Wolf plates, ceramic, com-plete set/8, Princeton Gal-lery, $95, 541-601-9858

Wolf tankard, NWF, etchedglass, $12, 541-601-9858

Wolf tankards, ceramic,complete set of 3, LongtonCrown, $39, 541-601-9858

Wonderful antique south-ern black history quil t ,$125/obo, 541-499-6619

Appliances & Furniture

1950s wood rocking chair,w/forest green fabric, verygood cond., $15, 779-9039

China Cabinet, 52"wx80"h,one piece, real wood, $225,541-841-2315


2005 Washer/dryer, match-i n g s e t , v e r y c l e a n ,$350/set, 541-821-7964

3 seat beige couch, beauti-ful, w/pillows, $300, 541-779-9039

5 drawer dresser, goodcondition, 32"wx17"d,44"h,$50, 541-415-0017

6 pc. bedroom set, queen,cherry wood, $300, 541-841-2315

60" round wooden kitchentable w/2 chairs, $125, 541-226-2398

9' couch, both ends recline,center table, $150, 541-878-2122

Brass headboard for queens i z e b e d , v e r y n i c e ,$50/OBO 541-261-8147

Brown micro-suede sofa,matching chair, & oak cof-fee table; $200. 499-8803

Coffee table with lift top,$50, 971-241-0217


CHEST, 5 dr, French style,carved, as new, $150 541-857-8557

COFFEE TABLE, 40"square, stone top, silvergray wrought iron base,as new, UNIQUE. $250541-857-8557

Coffee table, brand new,dark wood, beautiful, $100,541-779-9039

Couch 84" Gates DreamLounger w/Dual ReclinersMidnight Blue Good Origin-al Owner about 5yrs 175.(541) 955-8387

Couch w/hide a bed, $120,541-857-2098

Cream color day bedw/mat t ress $125.541-973-4847

Desk, excl cond, walnut, 8drawers, 43"x22"x30" $90,541-857-6702

Oak dinning table with 4chairs, 36" tall, paid $900,sell $550 541-773-2276


Double bed mattress set.nice. located J'ville. $150,541-840-8342, leave msg

Double reclining love seat$30/OBO. 541-951-4803

Double wide egg shell foamrubber mattress, for badbacks, $50, 541-773-5465

Electric washer and dryer,good condition, $100 ea,541-779-9039

Floor Carpeting, quality,sage green, 10.5'x20' withpadding; $50. 301-3007

Floor lamp/CD holder, sol-id, black metal, shinesupward $100 obo 535-6510

Four Piece Couch Setmicrofiber medium brown.Includes full couch, love-seat, big armchair & otto-man; $500 for all. 261-1678

Framed Mirror, 40"x51"h,no bevel, $75, 541-841-2315

Magic mirror takes offpounds, full length, swivelframe; $200 obo; 535-6510

Glass top coffee tablew/bottom shelf, excl. cond;$89 cash. 541-482-8020

Glass top computer desk,g r e a t c o n d i t i o n , $ 3 05 4 1 - 2 6 1 - 7 9 0 2

Kenmore washer/dryer,works good, $150/pair,541-951-7940

King size pillow top mat-tress and box spring forsale. $170. 541-210-2002

King size bed w/ boxspring, pillow top, BeautyRest, $200, 541-370-4474.

Lane armoire, beautifulcondition, two big doors &drawers; $225. 292-2284

Like new kitchen island,Nice! $115; 541-535-6173


Late model Kirby w/attach-ments, like new $150. Call541-665-3708

Like new Queen bed, mat-tress, box spring & frame,with 2 new pillows, $50,541-708-5193

Like new White GE StandUp Freezer 32" x 28-1/2" x70" lock. $400 541-201-2682

Love seat, f loral pr int,$150, 541-841-2315

Maple glider w/ matchingg l id ing o t toman; $50.541-660-8030

Marble Top table, 1" thick,20"x48"x16", $58, 541-664-1230 CP

Master suite queen set,head/footboard, drawermirrored dresser, nightstand, 5 drawer dresser,541-601-1059

Maytag dryer, excellentcondit ion, works great,$200/OBO 541-951-4803

Microwave, Radarange,made only by Amana, goodcond., $20, 541-865-3444

Moving, Kenmore dryer,works well, $75, 503-799-4998, Gold Hill

Coffee table $35, collect.stand, $45, paper stand,$20, all/$90, 608-9775

Oak tea cart, excellent con-dition, drawer and servingtray; $150. 541-499-8803

Power lift & Recline chair,used 3 yrs, new $999, now$200, 541-282-3327

Pressure cooker, works ex-cellent, $25, 541-879-1209,541-261-6193

Queen hide a bed,boughtat Gates, new$900, likenew, $499. 541-592-4169


Red Corvette bed, twinsize, 1 year old, new $400sell $200. 541-890-6173

R e f r i g e r a t o r , R a n g e ,Exhaust Fan. All $475.541-779-4177

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Roper washing machine,like new, $80/OBO. Call541-879-3303

Small counter-top refriger-ator; $175. 541-776-8443

Smal l rocker rec l iner ,brown $50 541-245-3407

Small upright freezer, Ken-more, $75, 541-582-0575

Solid maple tea cart withtwo extension leafs, likenew; $125. 541-292-2284

S t a i n l e s s s t e e ljuicer/steamer, like new,$40, 541-899-8713

Stiffel floor lamp, gold tone,3-way switch, quality vin-tage; $200 obo. 535-6510

Swivel seat bar stools, bluefabric with stars, like new!$20 each. 541-292-2284

Three metal upholsteredkitchen chairs, good condi-tion, all for $20. 660-8030

Treadlock Fireproof SafeGunsafe 63" x 24" x 20"4 shelves 5 long guns,de-humidifier, key. $499 541-201-2682

Two dark oak swivel barstools $25 each. 292-2284

Two solid oak end tables19"h x 24" square, nicecondition $30 ea. 261-5408


U/RT VAC 12A, Hooverw/bags. Wrks, $30 944-7736 Ash. Text/voicemail

Upright vacuum cleaner,purchased at Greens,$300, sell $75, 773-5465

Upright, Frigidaire freezerin excellent condition, $175obo, 541-292-6184

walnut dining table, 3leaves, $150, 541-535-3301

Bottled water stand, coolswater, in good condition,$57.50; 541-772-0876.

Nice Whirlpool stove ovencombo, brown, $125, leavemsg 541-930-0615

Maytag l washer /dryer ,matching set, works great,$350, call 541-821-7964

White whirlpool refrigerator,good shape, glass shelves,$125, lv msg 541-930-0615

White wicker twin bed withend table, mattress & boxspring $350 541-973-4847

Whynter Eco Friendly port-able air cond. w/heater,$450, 541-226-2398

Wood desk, 20x40x29", 2drawer, one shelf, $20,541-535-3585

Wood rocking chair, greencushions w/matching otto-man, $40, 541-857-2098

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Free Art Glass. You pickup. Call Wendy 541-665-0728

Mancave Lady mannequinlower half, for end table orlamp, $15 ea, 535-5952


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On Cooking Channel’s Tuesday series “Million Dollar Critic,” British food critic Giles Coren shows up unannounced at restaurants around the U.S. and Canada to get an unvarnished look at their overall dining experience.If he likes what he sees, tastes and experiences, he’ll render a review that can change an eatery’s fortunes literally overnight.

Regardless of whether they’re ready for it.“When I give a great review to somewhere and they don’t

know they’re going to get it,” says Coren, whose print reviews appear in the Times of London, “they’re not prepared for it. And then a lot of people come and then they’re run off their feet and they run out of ingredients and they don’t have the staff and people have a bad experience and it backfires on them. So it isn’t enough to just get the review. You’ve got to be able to cope with the increased (traffic). ... It’s possibly as difficult as coping with failure.”

“When I started out doing this and I’d written a great review,” he continues, “I used to sometimes phone a place.I’d call them the night before and say, ‘Listen, you’re going to get a great review tomorrow. You’ll probably get a lot of people through the door. You should prepare yourself for it.’ But then that suddenly sounds a bit arrogant, as if I’m assuming some sort of Godlike position, so I just leave it.But I know of places that had a very difficult time and they don’t know what to do.”

In the show’s first season, Coren has dropped in on restaurants in Philadelphia, Toronto, Charleston, Newfoundland and the site of this week’s episode,Providence, R.I. Coming with him are a camera crew, which can often unnerve wait and kitchen staffs and thus affect service, so Coren has his own way of putting employees at ease.

“Drink helps,” he says. “For example, there’s one in St. John’s, Newfoundland, where a lot of drinking generally goes on and I just arrive and start doing shots with the head waiter and we get pretty drunk pretty quickly — for real - and then everybody forgets that there’s a camera there and it can all be real.”

“The main thing (is) for them to pretend the cameras aren’t there and to help, in the space of a two-hour meal, turn them into broadcasters. ... I’ll unclip my mike and talk to them and I’ll say, ‘You don’t want to pay attention to the crew. They’re a bunch of losers.’ And I’m getting them on my side. And then say, ‘Look, I know I’m here to give you this million dollar review but really, we’re all on the television. And if you want people to come to your restaurant, you give a good show for 10 minutes on the TV, it doesn’t really matter what I think.’ And that seems to help them relax.”

astytvL EORGE DICKIE

What book are you currently reading?“It’s by Peter Frankopan. It’s called ‘The Silk Roads.’ It’s a history book just out this year. ... The history of the world has always been about the West and this is repositioning it along the silk road and saying it’s all in Persia. It’s a very good thing for an English public school boy to read history written from a different perspective.”What did you have for dinner last night?“Honesdy, truthfully, I had one of my own sheep. I have a place outside London in the Gloucestershire countryside ... and I have a small number of sheep and we have them for food. ...”What is your next project?“It’s (an unscripted TV series) called ‘Back in Time for Brixton,’ and Brixton is a very black suburb of South London. ... It’s through food, telling the story of black immigration in the 20th century in Britain.”When was the last vacation you took, where and why?“It was about a month ago and I went to Dubai with my daughter, Kitty, who’s 5 years-old.”

triviaquiz BY JOHN CROOK

Von TrappedQuestions:1) As Ethel and Norman Thayer in CBS' 2001 presentation of "On Golden Pond," Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer reunite for the first time since "The Sound of Music." What screen legends won Oscars as the Thayers in the 1982 feature film?2) In 'The Sound of Music," Georg von Trapp (Plummer) was retired from what branch of the Austrian military?3) Andrews presented Ernest Lehman with an honorary Oscar in 2001. What was his contribution to 'The Sound of Music"?4) Nicholas Hammond, who played Friedrich von Trapp, later played which superhero on TV?5) Charmian Carr wrote a memoir, "Forever Liesl," about her work on the film. In terms of age, where did Liesl rank among the children?6) According to a widespread (but probably untrue) rumor, which cast member once referred to this movie as 'The Sound of Mucus"?7) Peggy Wood, an Oscar nominee as the Mother Abbess, gained fame many years earlier as what TV mother?8) Who played Baroness Elsa Schraeder, Georg's sophisticated fiancee?9) Heather Menzies, who played Louisa von Trapp, is the widow of what popular TV actor?10) Two years before 'The Sound of Music" became a Broadway hit, Paramount tried to persuade what actress to play Maria in a movie based on the story of the von Trapp family?

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2 piece, 10 drawer, Crafts-man ball bearing tool cart,paid $349, sell, $175/obo,541-708-5193

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5 gallon buckets, $1.50 ea,$100 for all, 541-560-4172

9" Black & Decker mitersaw, $35, 541-474-4647


Airmac compressor w/longhose, $100, 541-601-0787.

Bradford White elec. waterheater, w/hydro jet, 50 gal-lons, $250, 458-212-1127.

electric chain saw sharpen-er, used once $25. 541-846-0314

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Power tool bench & mount-i n g , C r a f t s m a n t a b l esaw/stand, $200, 846-9112

P O W E R - A L L6500watt/7500watt surgeelectric start generator.Less than 1 hour run time,perfect condition. $650.541 227 4402

Rockwell 12" contractorstable saw w/extensions,$150, 541-474-4647

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Computers & Electronics

125 VHS movies, varioustitles, $60; 541-500-1409

2006 AM/FM/CD Stereo cdplayer cassette player $20,541-865-3444

24" LED TV, perfect likenew $40 469-264-9358Ashland

24" LED TV, perfect, likenew; $40. 469-264-9358Ashland

50" big screen tv, comesw/am/fm cd & speakers,$400/obo, 541-821-5662.

Blu-ray player, surroundsound receiver, & movies,$100, 541-500-1409

Canon 28 new 220/221B/W&color ink carts $25 4all. 541-821-8949

Color photo printer HP6500xlnt cond $40, 541-779-5021

Fisher 220 tube type ampli-fier; $125. 541-776-8443

Microphone stand boom;$45. 541-772-0876 Callafter 9:30 A.M.

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Samsung 46" WidescreenProjection HDTV $100.Butte Falls 541-865-3443

Computers & Electronics

Stereos like new, paid $300will sell $85. Paid $150 willsell $45. Call 541-664-4132

Surround sound hometheater receiver, needswork, $8, 541-500-1409

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Firewood, Oil & Coal

200 Gallon fuel tank withstand, excellent shape,$250/obo. 541-890-7191

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Electric wheel chair, $375,call for more info, 541-292-6184

Four wheel walker, new;$10. 541-500-1409

Invacare wheelchair 9000slseries, like new, $50/OBO.541-879-3303

Masters massage table.Like new, never used.$300 obo. Fred 601-8268

Power lift chair, new! Tancloth fabric, $400, 541-772-3565

ProForm 330x treadmill$275 541-857-2098

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PROFORM XP 70 bike ex-erciser, w/control console,like new, $100. 245-3510

Room air purifier, Blueair,$125, replacement filter,$65, 541-664-9225

Travel wheelchair, like new,$85, 541-665-3705

Walker w/basket seat andhand brakes, as new $75.Call 541 665-3708

Walker, 4 wheels, brandnew, $50, 541-773-5465

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12 volt, 25 gallon sprayeron tool trailer, like new,$100, 541-621-4668

14x24 heavy duty tarpw/grommets, $20, 323--397-5489

1970's TIME Life Old West,26 books w/master index,exc. cond., $175. 479-3705

2 Rain coats w/hoods, size14 orange, $8 2x yellow$10 541-890-1814

2 wood stove chimney.New stainless steel, 6"x30"$125, 541-415-2055

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3 room dividers for $30,steel fabric rack, holds 3rolls, $395, 541-899-8427

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30 lbs lead drift boat an-chor, $25, 541-621-4668

32" Sony HD tv-remote,exc. cond., $100, 541-708-0990

DRY BOX INC. ShippingContainers for sale, 20' 40',45', 53', dry & refrigeratedcontainers, local expertsserving Oregon, WA & ID,www.dryboxusa.com,541-363-7030

37x47 f ramed mi r ro r ,heavy, exc. cond., $75,541-708-0990

4 metal school lockers, $50ea., $200/all, or best offer,541-582-1028

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8" Benjamin Medwin frypan, $10, 541-601-0787.

Burn barrels, some airtight,$5 & $8, all for $100, 541-560-4172.

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Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) is heading for one of the worst family reunions ever as HBO s Emmy-winning “Game ofThrones” returns for Season 6 on Sunday, April 24.

In the Season 5 finale, we last saw Jaime on one of the worst days of his life, having just set sail from Dome, accompanied by Mircella, one of the three children he and his sister, Cersei (Lena Headey), had conceived through their secret incest. After a rare tender moment between father and daughter, Mircella died in Jaime’s arms, poisoned by a Lannister foe.

“That was such a great scene,” Coster-Waldau says by phone from his home near Copenhagen, Denmark, “and it’s such a great set-up for this coming season, because now he has to face his sister, who is a little - how shall I put this? - emotionally unstable. You can only imagine how well that meeting is going to go down.”

Oh, but wait, there’s more. Unbeknownst to Jaime, while he was in Dome last season, the capital city of King’s Landing was seized in a coup by a fundamentalist religious group called the Faith Militant, who imprisoned Cersei and confronted her with charges of incest. Desperate for her freedom, Cersei admitted to the charge without implicating her brother-lover and was released, but only after being forced to make a mortifying walk

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of atonement, stark naked, through the scornful throngs of the city.

“Oh, yeah, she’s in a really good place now, isn’t she?” Coster- Waldau says drily. “She’ll be able to deal with this (Mircella tragedy) in a really good, adult way.”

How this story line unfolds is being kept tightly under wraps, after some material was leaked online last season. That shocking breach of press etiquette prompted executive producers David Benioff and D.B. Weiss to film Season 6 under almost comically tight security constraints.

“The whole thing about who got to see the script was cut down to a bare minimum,” Coster-Waldau reports, “and early on they tried to have call sheets with no names, just code names or numbers for actors, but then you’d have a prop guy who doesn’t know who’s ‘Number 23,’ so they quickly changed it to go back to a normal call sheet. It was very complicated just getting the scripts. We had to install special safety features on our computers to download them.”

Security always had been tight while filming on the hit show’s many locations, as ardent fans tried to get close to their favorite stars, but that was stepped up even more to protect the most burning question in Season 6.

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Adding to the keen fan anticipation, Season 6 is the first in which the TV series has caught up with and moved past its source material — George R.R. Martin’s best-selling fantasy novels - as far as most story lines, so the potential for jaw- dropping shockers has never been higher.

Just don’t expect Jaime and Cersei’s attempt to overthrow the High Sparrow (Jonathan Pryce), their pious nemesis, to be an easy task, Coster-Waldau suggests.

“Jaime and Cersei are used to dealing with people that they understand from their world, and this whole Faith Militant thing is a completely different way of looking at power,” the Danish actor explains. “The Lannisters are used to a world where, if all else fails, well, we can always pay our way out of this. Now they’re dealing with a guy who clearly is not to be bought.

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“Monica the Medium” recalls her strangest spirit encounter.

It was about a year and a half ago, and the 22-year-old undergrad student was out at a bar using the ladies room when, she recalls with a laugh, “spirit starts to come through.”

Some spirits just have no respect for personal privacy.

“I just remember the girl was in the stall next to me and I said something,”Ten-Kate says. “I started the reading in the stall because it was really strong and she was like, ‘Oh my God, that’s my mom.’ Or her grandmother or somebody — I don’t remember. But we came out after, we were washing our hands and I’m finishing up and giving her the messages and she’s crying.”

The second season of “Monica the Medium” gets going Monday, April 25, and finds Ten-Kate departing Penn State and heading west with best friend Krista and puppy Luna to San Diego, where the two young women enroll inclasses at MiraCosta College with the intention of finishing up their degrees.

Along the way, Ten-Kate has spirit encounters and does impromptu readings for people, including one at a gas station. And once she settled into her new home, found new roommates and enrolled in classes, the newly minted California resident did what Californians do.

“You see me go and take surfing lessons,” she says, “and I go paddleboarding with my family. I do my first event in San Diego with James van Pragh, who is a world-renowned medium, so that was amazing doing a duo event with another medium who a lot of people know of.”

Ten-Kate loves the vibe of San Diego and its people and she cites that as the reason she pulled up stakes and moved before completing her degree in communications. She was always able to support herself at Penn State doing readings, but now after having had a show on a major basic cable network for a season, she has found that demand for her services has increased dramatically to the point where she no longer keeps a waiting list. The messages and emails, which she says number in the thousands daily, keep coming.

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Bosa leaves the Buckeyes as a junior after putting together a solid college football career full of honors. Among the all-time team leaders in several defensive categories at OSU, and the son of a former number one draft pick John Bosa (Miami Dolphins, 1987), Bosa is expected to make an immediate contribution wherever he lands.

Several mock draft experts speculate Bosa to be a top-five pick but not the overall number one pick. The Titans need help in the defensive backfield; the Cleveland Browns will likely take quarterback Carson Wentz and the San Diego Chargers (third pick) were eyeing Oregon defensive end Deforest Buckner.

That leaves the Dallas Cowboys, who really need D-line help, as a possible home for Bosa with the fourth pick. Still, the Cowboys also need help at the running back position and may not be able to pass up Bosa’s college roommate, Ezekiel Elliott.

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for us men, right? Because my wife thought it was bad that I sometimes sneak eating Krispy Kremes. It turns out it could be so much worse.Jimmy Kimmel LivePresident Obama yesterday commuted the sentences of 61 federal prisoners, most of whom were low- level drug offenders. Then he had lunch with a bunch of them. Obama ate lunch with seven former inmates. Usually former inmates have to be on the team that won the Super Bowl to get invited to the White House for lunch.Conan O'BrienThere are rumors that Ted Cruz has had affairs with up to eight different women. Ted Cruz refuses to answer questions about the scandal, but he is accepting high-fives.A man claiming to be William Shatner's biological son is suing the actor for $170 million. Shatner was shocked and said, "I'm an actor?"



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Fixer upper 2 or 3 bed, 2bath house, garage, car-port, 24x28' shop, on 4.69fenced acres, 5 miles S. ofCave Junction, $164,500.541-761-6076

For sale, 20 acres, 2 taxlots, 2 ponds. House, smalls h o p , 3 0 ' x 6 0 ' s h o p ,$399,999 Call 541-659-8876

Manufactured Homes for Sale

Three Bed/Two BathWeston Super ValueOwner Will Finance55+ CommunityRogue Lea Estates541-476-9903

Three Bed/Two BathWeston XtremeOwner Will Finance55+ CommunityRogue Lea Estates541-476-9903

Manufactured Homes for Sale

Two Bed/One BathFleetwoodOwner Will Finance55+ CommunityRogue Lea Estates541-476-9903

Two Bed/One BathFuquaOwner Will Finance55+ CommunityCountry Estates541-476-2733

Two Bed/Two BathFleetwoodOwner Will Finance55+ CommunityRogue Lea Estates541-476-9903

Two Bed/Two BathHillcrestOwner Will Finance55+ CommunityRogue Lea Estates541-476-9903

Two Bed/Two BathHometteOwner Will Finance55+ CommunityRogue Lea Estates541-476-9903

Two Bed/Two BathSturgisOwner Will Finance55+ CommunityCountry Estates541-476-2733

Two Bed/Two BathGuerdonOwner Will Finance55+ CommunityRogue Lea Estates541-476-9903

Open House

This Fri, 3-7/Sat, 11-4,Beautiful home in the heartof the Wagner valley on 5ac . , go rgeous v iews ,$789,000. 651 Holton Rd.

RENTALS

Commercial & Industrial Property for Rent

2 Warehouse Spaces forRent in Medford, OR

Conveniently located off ofCrater Lake Avenue. Eachis a warehouse space thatcan be rented as one unitor multiple. One is 12,000square feet and the other is6,000 square feet. Pleasecontac t Mike Card at541-944-4350 for addition-al information and/or toarrange a showing.

Homes for Rent

Cute 1920's farm house on1 ac. Good well, septictank. "Great" open views ofmountains. Private, quietsetting. 3 bed/1.5 ba, nicecovered patio, walnut trees,large garden area! Alsoroomfor 2 hours, 3 boxedstal ls, r iding area, tal lfence. seek energetic nonsmoking renter, near Chan-nel 10 TV Stat ion of fRossanley Dr, 2 miles tofreeway, Rent $1,100/mo.Call 541-776-5988 after 8pm. Available May 1st.

3 bedroom home for rent,East Medford, $1,900/mo,$2,200/sec., 541-301-0539.Credit check required. Nopets/smoking.

WANTED:FURNISHEDASHLAND HOUSE!One year lease beginning July 1 or fivedays earlier. Threebedroom, 2 bath, 2car garage. Must bevery clean and in goodcondition. Please callTim at (503)708-0669

Roommate Wanted

Master bdrm suite w/hugewalk-in closet & privatebath, $425 a mo. includesutilities. deposit required,541-773-2723, leave msg

TRANSPORTATION

Auto Parts & Accessories

1939 Chevy Radiator, goodcondition, $125, 541-840-6673

1939 Chevy Front & rearbumpers, $100, 541-840-6673

Auto Parts & Accessories

'68 bb Chevy power steer-ing pump w/brkt & remotecanister; $100. 664-6265

35x12.5x20" TOYO MTtires, $400/set of 4. 541-840-9966

B&W Rollover Ball goose-neck hitch/ Chevy, GMC,88-99, $225, 541-261-5417

Custom hitch fits 85-91Oldsmobile Cutlass & Pon-tiac 6000, $75, 973-1350

Engine assembly complete,06 Chevrolet Colorado,14k, like new, 2.8, $1,100,also transmission, $700,541-840-8566

Fiberglass camper shell,1970's Chevy short widebed, $200 CP

Ford wheels 99/newer,$199. Valve block 80 turboSaab, $59. 541-899-8427

Four 15" alloy rims for JeepCherokee; $100. 772-3019

Header fo r 240sx byMegan Racing, New! $200541-772-3019

New 40 lb. pneumat icsandblaster, in box, $85,541-621-7030

Set of 4 tires, 225/70R16,25% tread, $40, manual tirechanger, $75, 787-5753

Set of 4 tires, Futra UltraP245/50ZR/16, Camero orTrans Am $50, 474-4441

4 Toya A-T truck tiresLT275/65 R18, $75/OBOCall 541-879-3303

Two Nexus tires: 215 45r17", 50% tread $80 forboth. Call 541-664-6029

Auto Services

GREYBACKTRANSMISSIONS

Budget prices, quality re-builds. Specializing in USA-made trucks (auto-matics)w/upgrades.

541-597-2988

Autos for Sale

'91 Lexus LS 400, white, 4-door, 181k miles, runsgreat, all service records,$2950.00, 203-710-6729

1998 Cadillac El Dorado,122k miles, extra nice,$3,995/OBO 541-821-4492

67 Toyota Scout p /u .Straight body, blown en-g i n e , s t i c k s h i f t ,$5,000/OBO 541-226-9469

Boat & Marine

19' Correct craft $500/OBOCall 541-779-8525

Motor Homes & RVs

1994 Sea Breeze, 31' classA motorhome. 73k mi,$6,000/OBO. 541-664-5077

1996 35' Bounder, a l loptions, new roof, 45k mi.Includes $5,000 lift chair;$12,000. 541-973-2359

5th WHEEL TRAILERHITCH $25 Call 541-773-4367

Fully Loaded 2008, 36'Monaco, 4 sl ides, 400Cummins, satellite, all op-tions, 45k miles, $125,000,541-621-4426

2009 Fleetwood camperlite, fully equipped, 18',3600 lbs., w/awning, sleeps5, tandem axle, shower, mi-crowave, stove, am/fm ra-dio, tv, will throw in hitch,sway bars, Honda generat-or, and 1 ton jack. $10,900.Call 541-535-6525

New Adco cover, fits 30.1'-33.6' class A, new still inbox, $225, 541-878-2122

Queen mattress for RV, likenew, $50, 541-878-2122

Motorcycles & Mopeds

Harley-Davidson 2015 FatB o y r e a r s e a t ; $ 7 5 .5 4 1 - 2 6 1 - 5 4 0 8

Trucks

1978 Toyota pickup, (farmtruck) $500 obo or trade,541-200-4122

2007 Ford Pick Up 150,2 3 k m i l e s , l i k e n e w ,$13,999 541-821-4492

Vans

1996 Plymouth Voyagervan, runs great $2000 obo,541-200-4122

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