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A " it it : BRINGING f LOOK -THERE . l-b &ACTTLE. Market Newa Livestock. PORTLAND, Ore.. -Dec. 6. Cattle nominal basis, no receipts. Hogs steady, receipts 387, 8he?p slcady; lambs weak, receipts 110. v Portland Bultci'. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 6; nutter and buttcrfat prices firm, unchanged. . Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 6. Whoa, hard white, bluestem, bnart, $ 1.1S : soft white $1.24; wester nwhite $1.21; hard winter, northern sprlnpt $1.15; western red $1.12. Today's car receipts Wheat 129; flour 1; corn 2; hay 12, San Francisco Market. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6. (U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics) Eggs, extra-66 Vic; extra pullets 19c; undersized No. 1, 40c. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6. (Btate Division of Markets) Poultry unchanged. B.' W. Shores of the Central Point 8lBtrict was la Medford this morning transacting business. . ,; $1.00 for an entire evening of danc ing in the Oriental Ballroom, or 10 cents for single dances. ' Wednesday 'BBB'Saturday nights. 219 . P. L. Schneider left Sunday for San Francisco where Ae will remain for a brief period on business. -1 A . great reduction on trunks and Suitcases at Evans, Central Point. 220 Mrs. A. Cummings leaves tomorrow tight for Los Angeles for a visit with friends and relatives. - - ' The high school teachers and Parent Teachers association have joined tal ent in giving one of the most delight ful programs of literary and nni3ical entertainment ever presanted' on the auditorium stage. Come Friday even ing, 'Dec. 8, 8 o'clock. You will be highly entertained and help out a good work In our public schools. Adults 50c, students 25c. 220 The Medford high school faculty as well as the football team have been invited to attend the football celebra tion tonight aB the honor guests of the Pavilion management. A special re hearsal of the Pavilion orchestra was held last night for tho purpose of per fecting a number of the latest dance hits just received by Director Launs pach. The Oriental Ballroom Is comfort ably heated and in town. The present bleak weather makes it a desirable place to spend your evening In. Danco there tonight. Admission 10 cents. 219 George Grigsby was arrested last night by Deputy 8tate Motor Vehicle Inspector J. J. McMahon on a charge of driving a car without an operator's license and on a charge of driving for hire without a chauffour's license. The charge developed as a result of the joyride in which Glgsby participated several days ago with Gus Johnson, traveling man, and two Medford girls. Grigsby was taken to Ashland this morning to have a hearing before Jus tice Gowdy. There are great comforts to be had during the stormy weather with a Radio Set. Virgin Radio Station at Paul's Electric Store. 222 M. E. Root of Denny and company, fruit distributors, left last night for Chicago on business. Mrs. W. G. .Talt and daughter left Monday night for Los Angeles where they will spend the winter. Completed returns for the Red Cross ball, held Thanksgiving eve in the American Legion Oriental ballroom, show a gratifying profit for the Red Cross considering that they were re quired to spend practically nothing In giving the ball. The American Legion Is pleased at having been able to give the Red Cross assistance. PERL FUNERAL HOME .jt -iff., jri'jwtjj mmm At Tonr Bern re Day 6c Night lafomUon Cordially Given Oar. 6th mhJ Oakdsle UP FATHER I HOPE it DOH'T ,OU TO bTAR.T PJ DUO ART CONCERT A splendid Duo-Art concert will be presented to tho people of southern Oregon under the auspices of Weeks & Orr's of this city, at tho Presby terian church Thursday evening at 8:15. Alice Lavlna Andrews, a mezzo contralto of wide reputatoin will contribute to the evening's program and many music lovers of this section are reserving Thursday night for the concert. There will be no admission charged and everyone In Southern Oregon is invited to be a guest of Weeks & Orr. The evening's program will be as follows: Sonata, Op. 57 First Movement . . Beethoven Played by Harold Bauer Meine Freudcn, Op. 74, No. 12 ... Chopin-Liszt Played by Paderewskl Prelude, C. Sharp Minor ., Rachmaninoff ' Played by Hofmann My- Heart at Thy Sweet Voice . . . Salnt-Saens Alice Lavlna Andrews Country Gardens, Op. 22 . . .Grainger Played by Grainger Blue Danube Waltz ..... .J. Strauss Played by Rosita Benard From the Land of tho Sky Blue Water Cadman Played by Cadman Song of India Played by Erelebach and Mllno Rhapsodio Hongrolse, No. 11 ..Liszt ' Played by Cartot ' Tho Open' Socifet Woodman Tho Heart of Her'. ...Cadman Alice Lavlna Andrews Polonaise In A Flat, Op. 63 ..Chopin Played by Hofmann Bczdck Will Stick. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. C Hugo Bczdok, Penn 8tate football coach to day rejected tho offer made by Presi dent William Baker to manage the Philadelphia National baseball team. "I havo decided to remain in college work and therefore, cannot accept managership of the Phillies,"-said Rczdvk's announcement. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Position as maid or house keeper. Call at Red Cross. ' 221 WANTED Light housework by mid dloaged woman. Phone 775. 221 WANTED Wood 452-J. to saw. Thono 223 WANTED Position by experienced lady cook. Coll or write Washington Rooms. Either camp, farm or small hotel. 224 HELP WANTED .FEMALE WANTED Young lady stenographer, one who has had sonio office experi ence preferred. Address A A, care Mail Tribune, stating experience, also give telephone and street num ber. 220 business offrumumiina FOR EXCHANGE Income property paying 10 per cent net in Wenatchee, Wash. Will exchange for anything reasonable up to ten thousand; farm preferred. See owner at East Main 232, room 1 219 MISCELLANEOUS PLACED IN POUND at Helms Burn, N. Kir St., four head work horses will be sold Saturday the 9th at 2 p. m., to highest bidder to defray expenses regardless of price. Chief Timothy. .221 Easy Shifting Run up on our Grease Rack and have the Sticky, Heavy Grease drained out of your tranmission and replac ed withValvoline Semi Fluid Gear. Compound. Crank Cases Drained Free JONES & KIRKPATRICK Next to Nat I X MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, ITS OUR. BOX'S AREts-T THEY WAJiTEB StTBUHliUVSKOCB WANTED Runchmeu and farmers tuke notice: I want to work for one of you, board and bed furnished. An agreeable home desired; wages immaterial. Address C. B. Hewey, Medford, Gen. Del. 220 WANTED At once, $500 on city pro perty. Box 36, Mall Tribune. 219 WANTED A gentleman to room and board. Phone 935-R. 219 WANTED If you want cash for your home address full particulars to X, care Mail Tribune. 219 WANTED To buy corn. Phone 697-J-3 tf WANTED All kinds of gun6 to repair and saw filing. Upstairs 22 S. Qrape. 237 WANTED Cash paid for pelts, hides, wool and furs. Johnson Produce Co., 241 N. Fir St. Phone 97. tf WANTED Honse moving and repair ing. Phone 488-M or 488-X. WANTED Small house I can buy like rent. X23 care Tribune. WANTED Automobiles, household furniture, talking machines, pianos, records, real estate and personal or real property of all kinds. Will buy, sell or trade for anything. Gold Trading Center, No. 15 N. Grape St., next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank. Phone 465-J. tf FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Housekeeping apartmont one or two rooms. 310 N. Bartlett. 222 FOR RENT Apartment, 124. King St., corner of Tenth; also car and truck storage. FOR RENT 3 room modern furnished apartment. Gold Ray Realty Co., next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank. Phone 465-.T. FOR RENT BOUSES FOR RENT Small cottage. 1205 E. Main. Phone'74G-J. ' 221 FOR RENT Small furnished house close in. Call 210 W. Main St. 221 FOR RENT Five room unfurnished house, close in. Call 210 W. Main St. 221 FOR RENT Six room furnlBhed house. Phone 290-L or Inquire 718 W. Main. 210 FOR RENT Threo room furnished house. Call 999. 219 FOR RENT House with three rooms and bath, alBO garage. On pavement. Call 915. FOR RENT Three room house, furni ture for sale. 38 Mall Tribune. 219 FOR RENT FIvo room, partly fur nished modern house. 1122 W. Ninth, $22.50. 219 FOR RENT Houses. Brows ft White. tf WHITE LEGHORN COCKERELS TANCRED IMPERIAL STRAIX. Brecdors selected by the continual use of the trap nest, are the 'best, and the ones you want to head your pens for the coming season. We trap nest 365 days in the year. These birds are from 200 to 2C5 hens. Sires from 250 to 289. Strong and vigorous stock. Price always right buy at home and save money. Hatching eggs a specialty. Also day old chlx. Don't delay your orders, WHITE WING POULTRY FARM Phono O-F-ll Phoenix, Ore. CHICKENS EGGS CHICKENS We offer for sale very desirable small tracts of 1 to 10 acres finely located close to paved highway, schools nnd everything that goes with a live town with beet shipping facilities, one mile from land... Natural shade, plenty of water and sunshine; best of free soli. Small payment only required; long time on balance at 5 per cent Interest. You must know there Is money In raising poultry and cgg... Only thirty minutes fiom Medford market, J. W. DRESSLER CO. Thono 285 12.1 East Mnln St., Medford EXCHANGE Ol'lORTCXITlEH , 6-room modern semi-bungalow, Medford, to trade for larger cfly borne. Will pay difference. 10 acres Improved, all In trult, paid water right, close to River side, Calif., to trade for Medford or Ashland home. 12 acres, all bottom land, with paid water right, 1V4 mile from Medford; Improved, all in alfalfa. Want to trade (or dairy farm and pay difference. 1 acre, lots of fruit, at city limits Medford; equipped as chicken ranch, five rooms, city water. Only S2500, Will trade for house Close In. SEE IS TODAY FOUR-SITE SALES AGENCY . n Real Estate Business Opportunities , Insurance MmUnrri lllilg., Mwlfnrd, Oregon MEDFORD OREfiOX, WEDNESDAY, DrTRMDER IT 1 - AN AMERICAN t OOXts THE DARUN,n- J COULD ONE. OF" ASHORE! FOR KENT HOTJSHKEEKINO ROOMS FOR 11ENT Furnished housekeeping rooms, 221 N. Holly. 219 FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping rooms, bachelor apartments. Phone 956-R or 219 Talent Court.' 220 FOR RENT FPRNIBHED ROOMS FOR RENT Sleeping rooms at 201 N. Ivy. 224 FOR RENT Sleeping room, 310 N. Bartlett. Phono 663-Y. 222 FOR RENT Furnished room at Y. W. C. A. 229 N. Bartlett. 220 FOR RENT-J-Furnished sleeping room steam heat, gentlemen only. Mrs. Jack Swem. Phone 92-R. tf FOR RENT Room with board. 223 N. Central. ' 219 FOR RENT HISOEIiliANEOUS FOR RENT 50 acre farm near Med ford. Buildings, fences and Imple ments. Cash rent preferred. Call evenings, 328 N. Central Ave. 220 FOR RENT Garage at 1103 W. Tenth St Phone 82. . tt FOR RENT Bearing orchards, alfalfa, grain ard stock ranches, some Irri gated, some on BhareB. Gold Ray Realty Co. Phone 728-R, tf liOST LOST Small purse containing $5 in currency and silver. Reward It re turned to this office. 220 MONEY TO LOAN on Improved city property. F. P. Farrell, Lawyer. 221 MONEY" TO LOAN on improved ranch security, $5000 or less, 6 per cent Interest. O. C. Boggs, Attorney for State Land Board, Jackson County. tfOR SALR-LrTESTOOK FOR SALE Thoroughbred young Duroc sow, $20. Inquire R. 2, Box 20, North Pacific Highway. 221 FOR SALE One bull coming 4 years old, registered Guernsey; 2 cows, been fresh about two months; 2 heifers, been fresh one month ; 6 heifers, some coming fresh In spring 1 brood sow with or without pigs; 1 3-in. wide tired wagon; 1 pump jack. John A. Anderson, Central Point, on highway mile south of Tolo bridge. . 223 FOR SALE 15 Duroc shoats from 78 to 125 lbs. John M. Anderson, Cen tral Point. 223 FOR SALE Puppies, real beat'tles; dandy Christmas presents. Phone 691-R-l. tt FOR SALE Good fresh heifers rea sonable. Phone 306 Jacksonville. 219 FOR SALE Young saddle mare and saddle, electric or gas hoist. Inquire 15 N. Grape St. tf MONETgW tiOAN HU, EVERV THEM - FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Oldsmobilo "8 ", A-l shape at a bargain. Pi-Iced to Bell. If interested write "Oldsmoblle," Mall Tribune. ISO FOR SALE Ford touring car as good as mew at a bargain. Valley Candy Co., 29 N. Grape. 219 TOR SALE On account of going cast will sacrifice 1920 ;tod touring car, good tires, starter, new battery, in good, shape. Price $200. Soe this car at Young's Machine Shop, 33 S. Bartlott 8t. E. T. Weed, owner. 220 FOR SALE 1919 Ford roadster, good copditlon; tin 8 Bhock absorbers, large steering wheel, speedometer, dash light, motomcter and cutout, for $200. Can be seen at 130 N. Oakdale. 219 FOR SALE Automobiles from $50 up. Gold irarilng Center, next to Far mers. & Fruitgrowers Bank. Phone 465J. - FOR SALE. HOMES FOR SALE OR TRADE 10 room bun galow and lot 50x270 feet situate on East side. Worth $3000. Take smal ler home as part pay, balance like rent. Phono 617-L or 105. 222 FOR SALE Five room house; will consider auto on first payment. Phone 550. 220 FOR SALE Must sell, attractive five room bungalow, modern excopt heat. Three lots, garage, chicken house, wood bouse. Terms. See owner. Phone 488-Y. 234 FOR SALK Bonses ana bungalows. furnished or unfurnished; also acreage. Insurance. C, 8. Butterfleld, Medford National Bank Bldg., Phone 389. FOR SALE REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE 10 acres. A VArv deftlrnbln hrmiA nnnr thn Htv Phone 517-L. 220 FOR SALE 15 acres of land, Im proved, with bearing orchard of apricots and almonds; buildings and pumping plant; water enough to irrigate the entire place. One mile east of Red Bluff, Calif., on the state highway. Inquire of owner, A. P Barrow, Red Bluff, Calif. 220 FOR SALE 160 acres good timber at forks Galls Creek, 111 an acre. See c. F. Hall on Galls Creek; good locn tion sawmill or wood yard, 219 FOR GALE Land bordering Rogue river, $50 per acre and up. 26 mm. utes from Medford. . Flue fishing and hunting. Fine garden and chick en ranches. Cold Ray Realty Co., 16 N. Grape St., next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Bank. Phone 465-J. FOR SALB! Cearmg orchards, alfalfa grain and stock ranches, some Irrl gated, 5 to 20 years time. Gold Ray Realty Co. Pbone 728-R. ' tf FOR SALE 289 acres togged off land near Butte Falls; will sell cheap and give terms. Big Pines Lumber Co. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE RTl."Red cockerols. E L. Lane. Thone 133. Central Point ...... 223 FOR SALE A Ludwls phone 634-L. piano. Call 220 FOR SALE- Pianos, now, regular $450 Instruments, now (376. See Loflnnd at Root's Musio Store. 220 COUPE 6 cyl. Oakland, re painted in good con dition. Will give terms or trade, or 'both. $650 BUSY CORNER MOTOR CO. " " l, 2-6 Copyri4lit. PJi. bv Int'l Feitum Seiv-e. Ino. j "'' C. 1022 By Georg'e McManus j WELL- IF THERE I'atS'T CVbEY J I MURPHV - DUCAN AtS" HOiM ' FOB 8A I Jl MIMRETAil W V8 FOR SALE 20 yards G. S. C lioirn, on) oak buffet. 1116 Nlnt'i St. 220 FOR SALE One 8 h. p. p'ectric motor 1205 E. .Main. Phuuo 71'J-J. 2:i TOR SALE 10 fine Barred Rack mil lets. April nnd May hutm, luylug now. Open rnngo ntock. Will sll quantity to suit purchnsir. 410 10. Kou I tnt-nth Rt , nl iso to now ijrnni housau. l W. S!;ii:isor. 220 FOR SALE Just received a fine let ol spitzen urss, any grade ti B.iit. A few of tin 83 Giensv Pippins left. Cider nt all tim?s. W. J. MMseng.ir, 317 E. Jackajn. 21 FOR SALE Front Ronk hot air fur nace at the price of a good healing stove. This furnace Is in good con dition, large enough for a six-room house. Coll C20 business hours, tf FOR SALE Throe used pianos. Pee mo before buying. H. U. Launspacb, office Weeks & O.t. f FOR SALE Two General Electric motors, 35 h. p., 40 degree, 60 cycla, 2200 voltage, complete with compen sators. 1 Tacoma logging engine. 10x15 with line. Big Pines Lumbm Co. FOR SALE O. A. C. and Tomns"n Ringlet strain Barrel Rock cockerels high class stock for breeding. Mrs. C. S. Lammy, Central Point, Onv, Routo 2. . 221 FOR SALE At public auction siK the following household furnlt'iri, consisting of 25 stool cots 3G In. wide, 25 mattresses, 25 feather pil lows. 21 bed comforts. 27 wool and cotton blankets, SO bed sheets, 1 coal heating stove, 1 gas stovo, 2 burner; 1 coal oil heating stive. Sale will take place on Saturday at one o'clock p. m. Dec, 9th, 1922, at No. 24 South Fir St., In Modford, Oregon. Torms cash. William Ul rlch, auctioneer. E. M, Parker, owner. 229 FOR SALE O. A. C. Barred Rock roosters. C. E. Gates. 219 FOR SALE New pianos, best quality, prices and terniB. if. G. Launspaoh, phone 616-R. Office Weeks & Orr, W. Main. tf FOR SALE Loose and . baled hay. Phono 500-R-2. 221 FOR SALB Extra fancy Newtown and Winter Parmaine, packed. P. W. Quackenbush, Talent 221 FOR SALE Turkeys for breeders, from Mr. Wright's stock, Washing ton. Fat goose 30 cents dressed. Boot 10 and 13 cents. Phone 7-F-ll. 236 FOR SALE Nearly new mahogany nnd cane davenport and chair, up holstered in velour. First cIbbs con dition. Phone 613-L. FOR SALE Music "rrcst busted, vtc tro!as, llrunnwlcks, Columbia, Sono ma and Patho phonographs and all records at reduced prices. Music Shop, next to Fanners & Fruitgrow ers Bank. Phono 466-J. FOR BALK Baled alfnlfa hay In warehouse. First class and clean, $25.00 por ton. Rogue River Valley Canal Co., 204 8. Fir St. Phone 129-J-2. 231 FOR SALE Trade everything you don't want for everything you do want. Gold Trading Center, next to r armors & Fruitgrowers Bank, 16 N. Grape St. Phone 405-J. tf BUSINESS MItECTORY Abstract MURRAY BROS. & GREENE Abstracts of Title. Rooms S and 6, No. 22 North Central Ave., upstairs. Jackson County ABOTRACT CO. The only complete Title System In Jackson County, Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance. Rnlldrag Materials MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK BLOCK WORKS Specialize In all kinds of cement building products Cor. Fir and Tenth UreeU. attorneys O. C. BOGGS Lawyer, Specialties In Real Estate and Probate Law. 80 North Contral Ave. A. E. REAMES Lawyer, office Id Liberty Building. E. E. KELLY Lawyer. Resumed practice of law. Office with Porter J. Nwff. Medford Nat l Bank Bldg. Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITINO CO. B. M. Wil son, C. P. A. Attention given to aft) thing In accounting and Income Tai requirements. Look Into our almpll fled accounting method. Liberty Uldg., Medford. Pbone 107 R. I AT -l it BUSINESS DIRECTORY Chlropractlo Physician DU. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Cbiro. i.iiictic and Electro-Therapy. 427-28 Bedford Bldg. Phone 965. ' OR- aTrI HEDGES Neo-Eclectlc , Physician. DR. LOUISE E. HEDGES I Naturopathic Chiropractor. Me iiiiinn Therapy, Spondylotherapy, KiM! Sciences, Chiropractic. Office: Sfwai't tiiilg., 235 E. Main , Si Phonos: Office. 170; Res. 170J-2. .-. DR. E,. W. HOFFMAN ChlropraoUc Physician. Office hrs. 9 to 12,., to 5. Thursday excepted. Suite 203-04 05-06 Liberty Building. PR. GEO. J. KINZ Chiropractor Examination free. Tenth year sue. cessful practice of straight chirc practio methods. 402 Medford Bids Phono 760. v . -j Dentists DR. O. J JOHNSON Dentist. 228 H. Main St., over M. M. Dept. Store. . Medford, Oregon. Phone 669; ret 1002-Y. Office hours 9 a. m.-6 p. m. Evening and Sunday by appointment Farm Loans - V. FEDERAL FARM LOANS NOW 6V4 Applications should be on Hie by Dec. 23 for December appraisal. to. H. Hind, Secy-Tteas., 402 Medlpnr m.i.r : '-'V Bids. Monomonu THE OREGON GRANITE CO. Monw inents. E. A. Hicks, general manager" P. M. Kershaw, sales manager, lot a. Sixth St., Medford. tt' Osteopaths LR. .F. G. CARLO W, DR. EVA MAINS UAKLUW osteopathic pnysioian 416-418 Liberty Bldg. Phone 904-J-f Resilience 26 S. Laurel St. ;'; r. W.W. HOWARD Osteopathia Physician. Special attention gives to eye, ear, nose and throat --10J l.-Durcy Building. Phone 496. fbynicians and Surgeon ? l'R. J. J. EMMENS-Physician an 1 Surgeon. Practice limited to eye, I ear, nose and throat . Eyes iclen tit'ically tcBtod and glasses supplied ocuilBt and Aurist ror s. p. k. m. Co., Medford Bldg. Phone 567. DR. WM. W. P. HOLT Phystcia and Surgeon. Offices Medford Bldg. Phone 165. Residence 118 Genesee 8t. Phone 105-J-2. DR. A. BURSELL Physician and Surgeon, 812 to 814 Medford Bids, Entrance 36 N. Central. Special attention to spine. Phone ti. '"i DR. LINCOLN KALLEN X-Ray spec ialist. Medical and Dental X-Ray Diagnosis and X-Ray Treatment laboratories 211-213 Liberty Bids Office hours 9 a. m. to 12 m. 2-6 p.m. Telephone: Office, 61; residence, 61-J-2. I'lnno Instruction FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony, Composing, Arranging.- Studio 318 Liberty Bids Phono 73. " Printers and Publishers t. .V- MEDFORD PRINTING CO, has the best equipped printing office la Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing system, etc. Portland prices, 27 N. Fir Bt Jtno Weaving MEDFORD FLUFF RUG WORKS makes fluff rugs from old and worn carpets and rugs. Phone tlO-M. 104 Pine Bt Transfer EAD8 TRANSFER & STORAGE 00 Office 42 North Front St Phone 815. Prices right Services guar anteed. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Anything moved day or night Service guaranteed. 89 8. Grape. Phone: Office 644, or resV dences 647-R or 206. tf Upholstering J. WEIS Upholstery. Manufacturer of overstuffed furniture. Full line of materials. Draperies made to order. We do all kinds of uphol stering. We deliver and will eaU nd show samples. Phone 11. Jacksonville. Or A. N. THIBAULT Upholstering, re glueing and refinlshing. Work done at your home. Telephone 969-R. R. 3, Box 44A, Medford. 231 Aud!tlftf Cy AeeouMtM iYSTEMAERVICElO: lraui-ejcc lrveahrrJS tan noor Hertford Me
