Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 30, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-1 II ! O 9 ')Vi' M v. FACIE TWO JJEDFORT) MA"TL lfeTBTTtfn. HfKDFOftb OKEfiONV MONDAY, NOVEMBER HO. 1fl2.' CO ocaland Personal Tho city's Inwat month's anlo In Ha hlBtorv of drllnnueiit tux rciil ch- tutn wan this iiuiothi, due to tho 8I-,1 rlnl cnmnmirn ' in tniu time or mm miippcrii nro uniinif to open ineir m. on tho paved .otroetB,. ne 'is shown byFor this reason wo advlso buying po tho fact thut 'the city has roceived tatoes now. 93.50 per hundred, dellv a bill from the. county .recorder of erod any place in rity. Qunllty Kuar $102.1)0 for recording fees of properly nnteed. JohnHon Produco Co., 241 N. sold In Kovcmbei. . - 1 , Fir street, l'hone 17, 21 6tf Nice lfti-RO thiir'v skinned . oranfies, I . TVo are now serving oysters In a $1.50 per IllK box delivered to your variety of styles. Crowson'B, Med door. Johnson Produco Co. 241 N. ford's popular sweet shop. 182tf Kir. I'hono 97. ' tf I John EdlnKton Is a business vls- There Is no bo'ter place to buy your " 'he tity today from tho Oold rbh nnd oil than Phipps Auto Pnrk 1'"lrl,c- , t . , . , Service 2151 Hl- Mark's Guild have a Chrlslnlas . A canned heat addict. H. P. Fisher snle and JIkb's dinner Friday. Decem by name, was arreatcd last evenlnu in b'r 4th. Dinner COc, will be served a locul auto enmp In an alleged ln-ifrom 6:30 to 7 p. m. I'M' ebrlated condition with throe cans of J-allKh with Sam and Winkler. Ju sterno" In his possession, one of nlor class play. December 4th. 217 which .was nearly consumed. This Josephlno county has a Rood record moi nlni,' the man was given his liberty the matter of loans to ex-BOrvl. o on $10 cash ball for appearance bo- n"-n by tho state. Out of 50 loans, bb fore Judco Taylor this afternoon. The 1 KreeallnB $08,000. not a single fore canned heat is composed of several , 'closure has been made In this county. Ingredients of which wood alcohol is While loans may be secured up to the most Important. In Its natural '3000, tho averago loan hero has been state U is a solid moss, but is meltqd ' There have boon a total I of Int.. a liquid when used for drinking 01 "". amounting to I15.18S.0OO purposes ' - '" 0rcK0n since tho law was passed Shingles inrid roofing at Wallace tho legislature. For men having Wood's Lumber Yard. Cor. E. Jduln "lo their initial application or who and Oeneseo tf navo already received cash from the Fresh San Juan lime, 3.75 per bbl. 1 '; the final re(,uest for tho loan Big Pines Lumber Co. 181tf wl" J"110 3. 1020. Grants MiiiHffirlo TjhIIv left vestordav to ro- Rumo hcr-iihfdteH at tho University of OroRop, after huvlntc spent tho Thanksgiving' vacation at home. ChijjittnaH frlfts. Natwlck, Inc. 220 If site won't accept a diamond from this eUjro, she sure don't want you, lmv Tnhnunn hn .Twn1r. 1 217 Tho.Amcrlcan Lesion drum corps . win ntnrt no more weemy practice un til the)lioliduys are over, owing to tho fact that December is a bUBy month. Hotel guests here from a distance, who arrived Sunday include Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Taylor of Ogden. Utah. 8am' (irathwell of Cincinnati, Ohio. F. .,' reason we oavise Buying po Holton of Boston, and the following , nmv- 3 uer hundred dellv from Chicago: Misses Enid Cole and j e any place in city. Quality guar- lR.tt.ollo Haldwln, I. M. Hayes. Edwin Stanley. It. Ii Van- Hyper, 8. L. Har ris and A. C. Aubertin. Nice larKe thin skinned orancea fl.BO per luff box. Delivered to your door. Johnson -Produce Co. 241 N. Fir street. Phone 97. ' tf To miss our anniversary sale Is to leave your pockotbook open. Johnson the Jeweler. 217 Tho cornerstone for the now Kpls mpal .Church at Klamath Kails was laid recently by tho Klamath Falls loHjio of Masons. -. Khlnffles and rooflnpr at Wallace Woods Lumber Yard, and Ooneseo, . Cor E. Alain I ' " , tf Radio Wot A. and B. batteries re charged, called for and delivered. Williams & McCurloy, tf O. Travis, an artist from Los AriRe- les, Calif., Is spending the winter in Mod ford pointing local landscapes In wutct colors. Home of his paintings, which adorn tho walls of an east side rcHtfiurant, aro attracting considerable nllontlon. Christmas Rifts. Natwlck, Tnc. 220 Kitty is coming1. Craterlan then tor. December 4. 217 llutho Hums of Yreka, Calif., Is a viriltoi,ln tho city who arrived Sun day. Nice Inrpo thin skinned oranges $1.50 per luff box. Delivered to your door. Johnson Produco Co.,. 241 N. Kir street.' Phono I7. tf " Dr. W. C. Schaefer. Dentist. Kx trnrtlon specialist. Dental X-ray, Gas and local anaesthetic Phone, 11 17. 426 Medford Bide tf Cnllfornlans registered at local ho tels Include Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Brew er of llerkoley, A. Albent of Holly Wood, Miss Clarice Hareson and Mr. nnd Mrs. F. F. Wolcott of Princeton, Mr. nnd Mrs. KoLaulo of hoiU, MIih Cladys Htaulnko of Dorrls. M, It. Itlrd of Mt, Dome. O. M. pyrd of ltlverH)de, A. : Uatcliff of I.os An pelfp htuI Mrs.T. M. Miller, IT. C. Fos ter, Mr. nnd Mrs. K. 8. Danworthy and (1 K, Hyder of San Francisco. KhliiKles and roofing at W'allaro Wcod's Lumber Yard. Cor. K. Main and (ionemjo, tf Screen doors at Wallace 'Woods Lumber yard, corner K. Main and (ienesoo. -, 88 Miss Mildred HwenrltiKcn, tho dis trict school clerk, Is among Medford residents who wore visitors in Ashland yesterday and. today. , ChiiutmuK gifts. Natwlck, Inc. 220 Wo pny for ashes and soli dirt cheap. Brown &. White Auoncy, Inc. tf Try that big milk shako at DoVoe's. tf lluvo your brakes equalized and put in shape before the sklddy seasoji comes. . We specialise In brake work, ltiverslde (larnge. l!0tf 0 FrCe cookies for the kiddies during the Christmas opening tomorrow evening. FLUHRER v A kUon II A Baker of Reputation Txicul Kcout Executive Cook and Hlilnoy Hlnlth returned yeHttM-duy from Portland, Tvhore they hud koiio, ac companied by 15 Itoy HcoutH. to ut- tond tho ncout conferenco horo there luHt week. While there they witneHH- ed the proHentutlon of merit hudKCA to a number of hcouIh, movlmc picture of which arc now 1c1iik shown ut the Cratorlnn theater. When cold weather comos potuto lfooty on Theosophy nnd "Herald of tho Star'1 aro in tho Public library. 215 We pny for ashes and noil dirt cheap. Brown & White Agency. Inc. tf Tho Arrival of Kitty," Craterlan. Docember 4th 217 W, J. Virgin returned yesterday from Wood in a mud bosplnttered car, testifying to the condition of tho ronds in northern Cnllfornia. When cold weather comcfl potato shippers are unable to open their pits, aniwu. junnnun i-rtmuce v-o. ti s. Fir Btreot. . Phone 97. 215tf Screen doors at Wallace Wood's Lumber Lard, corner E. Main and Genesee. . . ' 88 Let Lee at the Men's Shop measure you for that $37.60 tallored-to-meas-uro BUlt. Satisfaction guaranteed. 193tf Up to 8 a. m. today .10 of an Inch of preclpltntlon had fallen In Medford since Saturday morning, which was much Increased this morning , when out of tho houvy fog prevailing it be gan' to rain ngaln. Tho maximum temperature of Sunday was 68, this morning's minimum was 44, and rain anu a warmer lopiperaiure is prcuict cd for Tuesday. i HI. Mark's Clulld have a Christmas sale nnd Jlgg's din nor Friday, Decem ber 4th. Dinner 60c, will bo served from 6:30 to 7 p. m. 214 Hcroon doors nt Wallaco Wood's Lumber Yard. Cor. East Main and Oenosoe. 88tf Tho Handicraft Shop offors as a Christmas special all Pacific and Ituellla package goods at one-third off. Mako your seloctions early. 2 111 Ivan llockersmilh of Beaglo Is among numerous visitors In the city today on buslncHS. Stop! Look and Listen! If fnu like good meats come to tho American Fruit and Produco Market. Our meats and prices nro tho talk of the town. Come and bo convinced. 109 Kast 8th si ret. Fresh incuts and pro duco dally. 221 Large stock of Victor records nt Palmer's Music Store. tf A big saving on Christmas gifts In Pacific and Bucllla package goods, which tho Handicraft Shop Is selling , at one-third off. 219 A minor auto collision occurred emly Sunday morning when two cars driven by Robert M. Miksche nnd Ma son Murphy, respectively, collided on Kings highway, with the causo given on the accident report as carelessness. Alcohol for radiators. Cheapest and best. Jones & Klrkpntrick. tf j When cold weather comes potato' shippers are unablo to open their pits. For this reason we advise buying po tatoes now. f 3.60 per hundred deliver ed uny place In cliy. Quality guaran teed. Johnson Produce Co., 24 1 N. Fir street. I'hono 07. 215tf Charles A. Wing was a local bust news visitor In Ashland ycatorday wllh friends. Look nt tho city map, find the new high school, consider now tho de velopment In home; building that Is suro to come to tho west end of town, especially West 2nd and West Jack son streets. The best investment to day Is a city paved lot In this section, your lnnt chance for a good liulldlhg site, on easy terms. Is now. Seo list of Hen I tors selling thcrto snaps. 217 Oh rim ma time Is gift time. Our complete stock of handmade models nro replete with endless suggest Urns for ChrlHtmns choosing. (lifts that are practleal, gifts that are luxurious wonderful values at one-half price. Handicraft Shop. ri Arthur Schnenl returned tn Eugene yesterday, where he Is taking Jour nalism In tho 1'nlverslty of Oregon, after spending Thanksgiving holidays at home. Wo have a markot for any quanti ty of veal weighing under 150 pounds, must bo fat and havo liver attached. Johnson Produco Co., 241 N. Fir atrcet. l'hone 97. tf A grade Hpltsenborg apples $1.76 per box; O grade Newtowns 76c, de livered. E. P. Hughes, Talent. 217 Tho "40 et S" society of tho Ameri can Legion will hold one of the regu lar banquets and wrecking parties on December 6. at 6:30 p. m. at the Hotel Holland with the wrecking proceed Ungs nt tho armory Immediately fol lowing, A real cuteto man Is always nNked. "How far to high school?" The me dium priced home always rents and sells bent located nicety for high and grade school. Think of the fine city paved lot located few blocks from our new hlKh nrhool and offered today for $10 a month and. at practlcatly cnt of paving, throwing In the lot and sidewalks, etc., you will surely double your money on icne lots within two yenrs. You cannot afford to punjyj'P these lots. Two yenrs from now.Ve member this r QSee lUiQf ltca1tor 1 1 selling these simp. 217 U See you at tho Cratorlnn, December "4. Junior ptnv. riT Hotel guests here today from the state of Washington Include E. H. Grant and family of Uelllnghuin, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. King of Ulalno and Mrs. C. E. Starr, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Mcpherson and E. C. Miles of Seattle We have room for some dead stor age for the winter. Low rental. Itiv orsldo Ouruge. 132 S. ltiverslde. tf Junior class play, "Arrival of Kit ty." December 4. 217 Tho Morning Star quartette will glvo a program at the Apostolic Futth iiiIksInou, tomorrow, Tuesday evening consisting of negro, aplrltuul and sa cred numbers. They are on route to San Francisco from . Portland, whero they hold evangelistic meetings. A complete lino of D. M. C. em broidery and crochet threads abso lutely fust colors, at tho Handicraft Shop. 219 With our eastern connection we are able to pay the trappers St. Louis prlqes for furs. Johnson Produce Co. 241 N. Fir street. tf W. A. Messner Is a loral business visitor in Eugeno and Corvallls this week. We are'equlpped to do the highest class of machine work and motor reconditioning. ltiverslde Oarage. 190tf Have you seen the Medford gem stones. If not call at 422 Park ave. P st card will bring them to your door. A. D. Barrell. 228 Mrs. Jf. V. Lumsden has returned from Los Angeles, Calif., where sho had spont a short time visiting her son Trove and wife, to whom was re cently born Or boy;' Clean cotton rags wanted at Mall Tribune office. ' tf Oysters are; now being served at Crowson's confectionery and cafe. An increase of ' 405 children of school age ia Eugene w.ih found by the school census enumerators this year. Tho number Is 4451. . Tho Handicraft Shop Is selling tho well known,, widely advertised Corti- celll make of ladies' silk hose at one half price wide range of colors nnd sizes to choose from. , . 219 Architectural drafting.' W, N." Jew ett. 206 First National Bank Bldg. 231 H. A. Fallln and Thomas Waterman will piny a game of billiards tonight In the annual 18.2 balkllne tourna ment now in progress at Brown's where it commenced last week. Sat urday witnessed H. Van Hoevenburg defeat Floyd Cook by a score of 130 to 101 nnd Dinty Moore defeat Paul Scherer by 17"6 to 86. Does your Ford start hard? Have the magneto recharged, $1. Riverside Oarage. 132 S. Riverside. 30x3 cord tires, $10.45. Phipps Auto Park Service. 215 Mr. and Mrs. H. IT. Jackson arrived hero this forenoon from ltiverslde. Calif., to visit friends and relatives In tho Applegate district for several days. All our finished models going at one-half price. Beautiful gowns, combinations, pillows, runners, soarfs and mnny other articles. Wonderful opportunity to buy your Christmas gifts nt reasonable prices. Handicraft Shop. .-.u.s, 210 Largo cotton rngs wanted at Mall Tribune office. A. B. Shepard of tho Rogue Elk re sort, who was In Medford today, s'tys tho resort had a good year and Is preparing for a better fine In 1 11 2 ! . Fresh lime $2.76 per barrel, Med ford Lumber Co. . 209tf Palmer's Photo Studio makes the best pictures. tf ' Included among Klamath Falls peo ple who spent Sunday in Medford were Mr. and Mrs. Finnic 55. Howard and Mr. nnd Mrs, CSuy Beannan. - Let me write your fire Insurance. Oarf Y. Tongwald, Holland Bldg., Phono 993. tf Hemstitching, buttons covered, jit the Hnndlcrnfr Shnn. If Miss Dorothy Peterson returned yesterday to Curvallls to resume her studies at tho Oregon Agricultural col lege after having spent several Wlays visiting her sister, Miss Gladys Pct- orson. T. O. Heine, M. D., physician and surgeon. Eye, ear, nose, throat, Glauses fitted." 314 Liberty building. 222 Dr. E.-TX Elwood, Optomotrist, is now located in his now office, but old location. Corner Main and Bnrtlett. 218 Howard Benrss, an oil mnn . from Grants Pass, Is spending several days In tho clly on business. Screen dooors at Wallaco Wood's Lumber Yard. Cor. East Main nnd Qouosco. KXtf Savo up your money so you can buy a lot at tho Realty Board sato of city lots, December 1st. Only $60 down, balance $10 a month. 209tf Out of town Oregonlaus arriving In tho city yesterday nnd who nro regis tered ot tho hotels Include M. C, Weatherford nnd J. A. ' Brown of ft one burg, A. Lot Beabio of Oregon City. C. R. Albany of Albany. C. E. Lowo of EuKcne, and the following from Portland: Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Lumlln. W. T. Sumner, B. A. J.ohn snn. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Mell. J. H. Orlbhon. D. B. Charlton, Mr. nnd Mrs. P. R. nicklnsou, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. C Wnssard. Dorothy Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. .L 8. Bartlnee. J. M. Putnam and Mr, and Mrs. Earl R. Liggett. Lessons given. In oil painting, water colors or china decoration. Call Mm Vivian Norman -Bar to, Tit Palmeir's Studio or 821-Y. . The county budget committee will hold a final meeting at the city hall In Jacksonville Tuesday, the 24th of November at 1 p. m. 207tf A very plensnnt reunion of old neighbors was held In Medford dur ing Thanksgiving week. Mr. and Mrs. C. E.. Woods of Chowchllln Cnl., visited at the homes of M, M. Herman, George Curran nnd W. C, Andrews, four families who were neighbors for years at Hnrrlsburg, ore, A year ngo today Mr, and Mrs. Wood were In Los Angeles: Mr. nnd Mrs. Andrews were In Bum pRso, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Herman In Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Curran In Moravia. X. Y. (let your Christmas hand made gifts and dressmaking at the Daisy Shop. Phono 1067. S21 Junk tires wnnled. Valley Hide Junk company. 22! . Fir stret. 21H J. T. Perry expei need a theft and nivory yesterday when his touring cr n stolen by Joyriders and wa later found abandoned on a city street. Your neMs Monamot oil. Phn Autn Pnrk Service. J t ft D; ' Riverside Community club! &-Uurdny night, 'ford's ot-gitn. 1 Huse McKJnnoy, local youth charged with driving a motor vehicle while Intoxicated Thanksgiving night, is to have another trial on tho same charge Wednesday, following the dis agreement the jury whou- his first trial waa hold last Saturday. Ho was represented by Attorney Clus Newbury while Deputy District Attorney Clar ence Phillips represented the state. McKinncy ulso faces a charge of re sisting arrest, for. which he la ulso to bo tried. '-.;-, Give common sense a chance. . Buy your Christmas gifts at Johnson's during our eleventh annivemury sale. . . : . 217 The county court has Issued an or der'wlth reference to the weight of loads on county roads. The order takes effect at once. 18,600 pounds will be the maximum weight of loads and vehicles on paved roads. On new macadam roads built during 1926, the maximum will be 10,000 pounds. On all dirt roads tho maximum weight Is fixed at 8000 pounds. - 207tf Jackson county Jeads tho state In tho compliance with tho new state auto headlight law, according to State Traffic Officer C. P. Talent,- who states that 76 per cent of all register ed motor vehicles in tho county have been tested, which is six per. cent bet ter than its nearest rival county. This per centage Is said to be nearly as perfect as can be expected for the time the law has been, in force, lack ing bat 14 per cent, as the 90 is re garded full enforcement. The Realty Board Bate of city lots will be your last chance to buy paved lots at the old prices. $50 down, bal ance $10 a month. 209tf Many of those who have purchased city lots at the present prices hnvo made 26 to 60 per cent profit on their investment. Why hot you. - iLast chanco December 1, $50 down, bal ance, $10 a month. '." 309!!4t H. M. Scott returned this morning From San "Francisco where ho spent tho Thanksgiving holidays. Mrs. Scott and son will remain for n month's visit with relatives and friends in the bay region. For Rent House, 808 Bennett ave. 5 rooms, sleeping porch, partly fur nished. Garage. $30 per month. Phone 738-X. 2l0tf - A big crowd packed tho sidewalk and overflowed into the street last Saturday night In an endeavor to see the "free movies" of local events which were put 011 In the Copcl win dows. The show started at 7:30 and lasted until 9 p. in. with keen Inter est being shown in the films,' particu larly those of the Medford football vic tories. Armistice parade,- etc. These films will also be shown to various clubs and civic organizations in the near future.. ,; t Most any variety of apples, good quality, $1 per box delivered. John son Produce Co. tf Fancy Yakima gem potatoes, $3.50 per 100 lbs. Delivorcd any place In city, quality guaranteed. Johnson Pro duce Co., 241 N. Fir atrcet. Phone 07. ' - , tf E POT' PE STARS IN H J S. FILM It Is anticipated (lint Arthur Perry Will soon be leavlns for Hollywood now thnt he has seen himself hi the "movies." The . "Smudge Pot" con ductor nppcara in several scenes In connection with tho locul films ot rocont football games and shares the HuicllKht with the Medford team. In ono scene, however, he "boss" the camera by excluding the team when ho backs up directly In front of the picture machine and shuts out the play. This picture nppears under the title "Smudge Pot Perry Hreaks Into tho Movies Through the Puck Way." anil causes a burst of applauso (or laughter) whenever shown. Perry nttended the free show at the Copco building Saturday night and It Is rumored that he threatened to break up the show unless tho pro ducers paid him a royalty , on Ills 1111119. u. s. ' Anxious friend's nrc : Inquiring for tho whrrofibouts of BQiijnmtn W. MendcrMim, u formor marinr wild to have liooii Htationod nt (ilnbn, Artz., wiwi In reported to lo In Modford or vicinity vlslthiR rolntlves. Attorneys ut Cilohe desire' )ls presence t horo in connection vltU tho HPttement of n lu,t-Ke OHtute. ncc4rdinK to a commu nication recently received by tho local Hod Cross n portion of which wns left to Henderson. OF, EVERY KIND FIRE . LIFE HEALTH . , BONDS SURETY . ' CASUALTY ACCIDENT AUTOMOBILE McCurdy-DfeMb Medford 's Leading Insurce Agency Insurance Phone 12.1 . Vjfford Nat. Bank Bldq.';i PERMITS ISSUED FOR BUILDINGS TO COST $9125 Three building permits, totalling $M25. were granted by the building department today for tho erection of ja concrete business structure, a dwclU Jing and a small garage. . .; Em 11. Mohr Is erecting the $3600 I concrete structure on East Main street on the last vacant Jot "of tho-old Page qorner. Tho'building will have two roams' and is 20x88 feet in fli- mensions with a full basement. Work ! has been In progress for several daya past. t . : j J. C. Collins-will build a $'5600; j 6 -room frame resldenra.on tho Hlll f crest road in the Siskiyou Heights ad I ditlon, while J. C. Barnes will erect a Ismail garage on North Peach street. CRATER LAKE t . CHAPTER NO. 32.. J Special convocation on Tucs.f Dec. 1. 7:30 P.M. -M.,. M. , degree, . Visitors welcome. 21 SCOTTISH RITFI. Special meeting Siskiyou Lodge of Perfection, Mon day oning, 7:30.; Mem bers of degree, teams urged Paul B. Rynnlng, Sec. - . 21 Mrs, Emma Trowbrjdge. now that sho has fujly recovered from her re cent serious accident, will leave Tues day for Portland, whercshe will spend the winter with relatives and friends. The -Accident don't wait MM L Do .You? R-A-Holmes Insurance I AsIc ill . II " A The Insurance N Since 1909 Phone-44 oe Man J09 ' 444 Radio Is; Not An Experiment If You Buy From Us Radio Sets Without Batteries Come in and Ask for Demonstration There is a lot we know Radio.' Some are good, some are not; we know this because we have tried over 100 makes., ' ; ' M Some we won't handle because we cannot guarantee them. What we do handle we guarantee to be the very.best at the price. We have a set for every purse, a set we will guarantee to be the best for the money,.. If you doubt this let us demonstrate , against any set of equal price off ered you. CHRISTMAS OPENING TUESDAY NIGHT Radio Exclusively 105 W. Main St. HURRY! jON&S YOU HAVE ONLY TODAY . W L -Jw TTV AND TOMORROW TO I Cl I ' I Jl 'J 1 1 1 V ! . , Watch 'WStepf f?- I I ' ffJt' i IV B- wV " ZAZU PITTS ; W : VlfV yf - TOM MOORE , t'x&rr Ifj'tP LILYAN TASHMAN, I ' ' Xtf ANN PENNINGTON I ' Wednesday :J if Matinee . A (1 ' ' ', ' and . T HEY! HEY! More dazzling beauties than you've j Night ' r. ever seen btfore on the screen, doing the fasclna- VAUDE- tins new danco that has the whole world by the I VILLE ' ' ' heels! You'll be thrilled by this colorful picture . I that brings gay Broadway to. you!. .The true life j ' story of tne 5tar of a girlie-girlie show! j 'ivSl-' .THURSDAY James .Oliver Curwood's j if -t .iT . l'THE ANCIENT HIQHWAY"--wlh JACK ;HOLT CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE Of Semi-Annual Assessments Due , NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN that thesemi-anmuO. install-: j merit (one-twentieth) and interest on paving, sewer and water main assessments upon all properties for which application was . . made to extend time of payment, tiH be due and payable at ' the office of the city treasurer December. 1, 1925, and will be delinquent, after, thirty (30) , days from said date, and shall bear a penalty of five (5) per cent upon .the amount of such, delin-, ; quency. ; Thirty days after such delinquency the .property, will be. ; advertised and sold for the amount of such delinquency, to : gether with penalties and costs of such sale in accordance with . Section 148 of the City Charter. ;'; .. : '' . Dated, at Medford, Oregon, this 30th day of November, 1925. ',i . . "! !" .:. H. J.. BERRIAN,, , .. .,. ",: ' Treasurer of the City of Medford, Oregon. of difference in Radio sets. VIRGIN .1 We know it because Radio Exclusively Phone 1053. 9. : 4 V.