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Newspaper Page TextFACTS AND FIGURES tliy 1?. U. IIdr.cR. Vourtesy i'arttnl-Turber Asoiiation.) 10. fl. llfMrlvk, uui-i'intMulcnt of ihf city w:hools npoke to iht lKitltiy'ti mentiriK at tho Junior hiifh school. ay evening. Mar. Z'iid on "S'jmf r'ncts und I'inrtues nr Hut .MfHirord Hrhool System, " Up Mated that according to the srhoul (eiiKUH tt lHt Octnhrr then vn .1237 pot-sons tn the district be tween the iikh f four and twenty yeam. about ''(iO(i of the.se are in the. school ut the present time. Thn hiph Nchonl i the lurKt with about 700. the junior hiirh i .-umil with about 4ti0. Koosevelt is i tic Urgent j-ade school in the Hj'iiLi'M with about SSO enrolled. IJii'-oln Is the KinallfHt with 310 ItupilK. Th .Mwlford school sys tem ix now the fourth in siz in the mai. i'ortland. Salem, and Kukpiio being larger. In 1 9J 5 there were 74 teacher employed. At the prenont time there are 9ti. Tho dimrict population has in C roused about 10 percent each year tor the past three years. The assessed valuation has grown from $f.0uo.ooo to about J8.000.il0o. This increase hns been brought about both by increase of property in the district and the addition of more territory to the district. To run the entire system and to pay Indebtedness Mi', lled rlck stated, requires n budget of about S?ti5,0UU. of this $1 !.. Out) has to be raised by local tax. The school tax levy in Med ford reached L'.S.'J mills in 1 U t following the building of the new high school. Hino that time the board has been a,lile to reduce It about two mills per year. In 1910 the district bonded itself for $1 S5.000 for the erection of two units of a high school building It had at the lime ?47."0 ojd in debtedness. Since 1 itllii tlie old Indebtedness has been paid and $14,000 of the new bond issue. This new Issue is only callable at the rate of about $t;uoa per year ut the present time. J.ayrnent of these bonds was spread over 20 years and ihe last of them will not he paid until l!44. ..According to the present valuailou of the dis trict it costs about two mills per year to carry this indebtedness and pay interest. . , ; ;i Mr. llodrlck :i1ho discussed the .subject of the erection of a new junior high M lioul. He staled that the board had purchased a site, as a provision for the future, but that no campaign was to be started for a. building this year. , Although the. present building is overflowing and an outside room Is now being rented, he felt that so far no great damage was being done to the utility of Instruction. He further stated that the school board anil he felt that It was better to suffer a little discomfort for a time, pay off some more of the present in debtedness and watch the situation u. vlllv before attempting a new KuiUUng. - Howvert ..should v the present rate of:growth keep Up hf both the Junior and senior high schools he Intimated that the building question would have to be faced within the next two years, because both buildings are filled at the present time. The erection of a new junior high school which would also house the ninth grade would lessen the pressure at the high school by withdrawing over lfiO In the freshman class. Parent- Teachers9 Associations SPECIAL ASSOCIATION NOTES HlgliSclmol The lecture planned for the High school last month had to be postponed because there were so many outside Interests. Kut It will be given later. Several oth er Interesting progrnms hnve al so been planned for April and May. II. Washington School The pupils of the Washington sehool wrote their parents a per sonal letter inviting them to at tend school on April 20th, the regular P.-T. day. A unique plan will be carried out and teachers and pupils are working hard tn make H a success. The day might be called the "Parents Annual Special Work Day." Each mother is expected to visit her shlld's room nnd view the exhibit of school work specially prepared for this occasion. She is expected to spend the af ternoon in that room listening to the regular school recitations and thus getting n better understand ing of what her child is doing and how he or she measures up with other children In tho class. At about three o'clock mothers nnd friends will adjourn tn the f EUCLID PARK! Choice Siskiyou Heights Lots! EITII.D PARK is the very heart of Medfni-rt's finest resi (itrntinl area WHERE THE SMUDGE NEVER REACHES Kueliil I'nrk consists of 15 neres divide,! into CHOICE QUlRTER-ACRE LOTS assuring adequate home nml garage, spaee. These lots are situated on Siskiyou Heights, between Main Street and ilillcrest Iad. Kudid Park's: Huildini; Restrictions in vite a high-class of homes and insure the investment of hose who buy these lots. The prices range from to 4"0 per lot, with terms to suit the purchaser. WOLD larta Bldg., Home of KMED assembly room to be entertain-I ed by a special program of Nchool' 'work. one number being ylven ly each tirade. This may con- of a quick history t,ulx.--u-, opirited topelliug match or an ex hibition of pi'ogrtu- t in 'k.idin' jWritln' and KiihmeiUV I No Washington mother cmi stay woy from uch an event without a bitter disappointment to the I kiddie. ! High School The lecture planned for the high school last month had to b- postponed because there were so (many outside interests. Hut it will be given later. Several other ; interesting programs have also j been planned. 111. ItooM'velt School j Friday, the thirteenth, has no tr- rors for Koosevelt school. The program chairman, Mrs. Dolph 1 1'hiiips. has the hearty coopera- tion of parents and teac hers In ' her plan to have an "Experience"' meeting on that day a round1 uum discussion in which every body will either ask or answer questions on how to bring school and home into better co-operation i and how to improve on the jobi of being a teacher or a mother. ! A papr will be read from thn! March Child Welfare magazine' on motherhood which will. b. helpful in opening the discus sion. This is the first "Experience" meeting of the year nnd the as- - Jsoclation hns long been looking: forward to It. Legion Auxiliary Notes l.eRion Auxiliary members lookliiK fnrn-ttrtl to the first social I meeting in trie newly decorated , hall at the Armory Monday nlifht, April a at S o'clock. All new members are especially ured to come and be welcomed Into the ; social life of the unit, , It is very gratify lux 'o f4 Legionnaires interested to the x- itent of bringing the dues of their wives lo the secretary. Mrs. W. I.Hekiier. , .Let thp good work cori jtlntR bo that the . nuxlliary . wilj lmvo no dellnqueneie.s from , last I year's rll and many . add it inns. J l ine auxiliary .is. allowed approxi mately fouf members to the Legion's iiiin. . Aro the . figures showing to the unit's credit? If. not, 'why not? Eligible women tire urged not to wait to be asked, but to communicate' with Ifrs. Edward fLeaeh. Mrs. Unrren Hutler, Mrs. theo fJarlock or Mrs. V. W. Belchr ! (er. .the coniipi'e?. cr 'in''r j or tne unit. The membership con tent ejosed, Saturday night so that the girls competing for tho lovely arm band and attractive anvilln y stickers are requested to file the results of their canvas with the membership committee. . Mrs. Frank Walto, child welfare chairman, has sent in an Easter box of clothing for the veterans' families In Portland. This com mittee of the Mesdames Roland Smith, Wm. Oftutt. Lylo Thurman and Mrs. C." -N. '""Davis have the 'auxiliary "workers supplied with sewing and collected donations. Anyone having clothing for chil dren from tii venrM tin 1m miii..cinl jto bring same to the meetings or call any member of this commit f lee. t Mrs. Seely Hull, chairman of the layette committee, with the assis tance of the girls has finished one and is starting another for local 1 needs. The poppy committee. Mrs. Ered :carhis, Robert PrUt,. Wilfred Mik isehe, Leo Williams and Ed Feld Imun have definite plans as to all j arrangements and will have pop , pies at the meeting Monday night las work., , j In case of sickness or relief 'communicate with Mrs. John Kut jler, phone 73Ii-L so that flowers I may be sent or assistance ren- dered. ' 1 j Mrs. Ernest Scolt has appointed i thn social committee for Monday night as Mrs. O. A. Codding, T. Dally, M. Clarkson, O. DeJarnet, V. I). Dixon, B. K. Elliott, Roy Elliott. f Mrs. Scott and her refreshment ; committee are working on better serving equipment, i The executive committee met In regular session Monday afternoon, April 2 and planned much neces sary business for the ensuing j month. The secretary announced that the pins are here and can he had Monday night at the Armory! or at scout headquarters. 1 The hospital committee with1 I Mrs. John Fluhrer chairman are ; planning sewing for hospital ne-1 jecssilies at the social meetings of i Mhe Auxiliary. There is a neej ! J now for feathers or pillows to be: used on the sun porches of the ; ; Hospital 77. Any one having, 'available material along this line j communicate with one of the I committee, the Mesdames Roland j Hubbard, Morris Leonard, Elmer i j Wilson, Kll Hussong or Mrs. Fluh- & WOLD Phono 1392 M"EDFORD "SfXTlj W Tpfp IfrNO Jll I iVll J 1 mWWJ to he held on the Van Scoyoc field Saturday. April Mth, is a big at- traction, to all Alio scout troops in the t'rnter jike council aw well as I their relatives and friends. ' Different troops h.tvo been prae tlcinfr for the wall sealinK event. by usinK the wall built for that l purpose, on the playict'Oii n d s. There are twelve events on the ' proKram. und a special sttlnt open i to nil troops. ; II. fadwallader Is in chargo i of the field day. Iind will he assist eu in juukiiik ity neiKeam i. :. , Owen and Physical Instructor Hay, Henderson, both of whom acted In ' line same positions at last year s , Ileltl ua. 1'nl.iue events, peculiar to the eluding such as a "knot tying contest, "flro hy friction," "water hoillitK nontest," "dressing rnc," 1 "wall sonllnB1,". nnd a first aid race" tliat will be of great interest to the spectators. , No udniission will ho chatnt'd. and all are urged to set aside the afternoon of Saturday ( April 1 4th and attend , these games and con tests. A special prize goes with each event, contributed hy the local merchants, and .the grand ! priKe to the high point troop is the I I'dE silver loving cup. won in 1926 1 h" troop 2, and in lUZt by troop 5. , Spring weather : Is attracting many scouts to the hills for their hikes, . Itoxy, Ann being- the most favored spot in the, .near vicinity. A number of troops have been visiting the playgrounds to prac tice wall scaling on tho wall erect ed there, and others are conduct ' l ing their monthly outdoor meeting along the banks of Keur creek, which is wild enough to suit any one, in some spots. A bike trip to (irnnts Pass Is bo- wig pianneo n.r eariy in .way. ana will take place assoon.. uti the field days are off tlie calendar. . April 14th Ix the Scout field day, then comes the grand school field day on April 28th, and the rural school meet on Mar 5th. this prob ably closing the, season of field days. Tuesday, May 1st is the date of the May fete, at the high school. In which the scouts have ati the an important part. 4 WASHINGTON, April 7 (?) Secretary Wilbur is the third mem ber of President Coolidge's rnhlnet to endorse openly the presidential candidacy of Herbert Hoover. Sec-j retary Work of the interior depart ment and PoHtmastur General New i are the others who have lined up definitely for the commerce secre ! tnrv. : : , . ? . ' . ' 0S14 - MFC IS ; f' , V t.'fcijnjl. FUNNV TUIM6 . I i fjr . - r v w i - - - t- O I.II u ICM r.iu..skKJ.i. t Ct.i urn... KiftMMvW i ! ' I -V - 6 t ' TCEL? WANTED FEMALE UKI.l' WANTED MALE : WrPUfrFttJkTT I WANTKD Woman or Klrl for' ' vl ' &wL Vh$ I I ' rTrJvV 1 I wt'nt'ral housework. Itrfereiu'fK : Tljllj n-quln-d. Oill Mm. H. K. Hr-j . , The comiiiB Boy Scout field ilny, WAVTCT SITUATIONS FOLLOWING ADVERTI8ER8 ARE Members Medford Realty Board whlc h bring in more animal Income than you can earn with hard labor. Thin in located where there will bo Kreat activity in the fruit huxlnes! und cannery line in a short time cold atoraKe wurebotiBC, etc., and the purcbaner today can take ad vuntaKe of the unearned increment. Carl Beebe'a home phone it No. 1377 for evening calls. SACRIFICE SALE OR TRADE $100.00 CASH Furnished house, 1 -acre land, eloso in, new bungalow, 4 rooms, sleeping porch, garage ud rabbit house. PRICE $3000 $100 Cash, Balance $30 a Month Or will trade for city property. 3. C. BARNES, Real Estate Phones 409 910-Y 8 South Central Country Home 10 aeres 6 aeres fine full bearing pears, cherries, nuts. Beautiful lawn, deep well, good five-room house. On ood travel road, uot too far 09. Possible crop of :!(KH). I'neetl to sell this week, $,"()) terms. 1, 2, 3 acre alfalfa close in; 2"0 per aero; easy terms. E. C. CORN, 11 South Riveide TRTBtttvR, MEDFORD, AN TWE ME WANTED Housework. Ja7 or hour; plain Bewlng. Phun 934 X. 25 WANTED IMSCEIJiAN EOU8 WAXTKD 1'alientH, mental or convalescent eases by graduate nurse. TIT North ltlverslde. ,VAVT..,, . T , ful.naied i,ouse. llesnonnlble narty will take (;ood care of home in tx- ( change for reiisonahle rent. No! children. Ileferences. Itox N. ' Tribune. IS . WANTED Have mill orders for wool and mohair. Prices above! market. Have sacks and twine I VANTKI)-2nd hand goods junk. Pat's, KiUti Prune. Tel. f.47-l. 41 WANTKD To buy hens for meat. C F. Carpenter. Phone 2UI-W-2.I Btf j WANTED-Uwn mowers to sharp en. Will come and get them and return them. Work guaranteed. Phono 1042-U. L, O. VanWegen. 23Ti N. Ivy St. ' 21 , , LET MK do your hauling nnd save l9 Rv' ph' 1044.x' KSTRAHD St'rA "v ED Fli fl las ranch, Hunt yellow Ouernsey yearling heifer, branded 3 hides left enr. Notify Lester Young, -Medford, R. 2. Kox 2f.-D. 1 17 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK , FOU SALE -months nld. Pull terrier, eight C22 So. Dolly. 17 lPOi HALI5 A fm iood teams of mules. C-all Dr. '(.Wizen; &M.. 18 FOR SALE Two brood sows nnd 7 pigs. Call 452-W. - 18 BUSINESS OPPOKTONITIES FOR SALE 5-year lease on ser vice station, sloru anil garage, 4 living rooms; best highway cor ner In southern Oregon at junc tion of Pacific and Klamath Falls highways, 7 miles south of Ashland. Health reason for leaving. Address L. K. Sullivan. Route 1, Ashland, Ore. 17 FOR SALE We offer n C stock in a locul company that Is guar anteed by nil the assets and earnings together with a reserve fund of 2U.U(mi. Southern Kulld ing & Loan Assn., Room 1 0, JarkKon County Rank Kldg. a Suburban Home With Income On Rood hiKhwuy, clnso to Pacific highway, beautiful new modern limine. RuriKe anil Rood poultry park, and 74 Bearing Bartlett Pear Treea, HOMES PHONE329 PO. BOX 934 I Hotel Naih Corner OREOOX. SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 1928. f,IT MIT BV A AUTOMOBIUE H 1 6IT A'.L KINDS OF FDUIT JkN' CE CREAM UUENEVER I WANT IT CANT PUT MV NOSE 0L1TA 0OOR UlTMOUT EVBVBOOV ASTIN HOU I PEEL-AN' 6EWjJINE Fi.OutR'i I GIT UHM TOMt GENUUJINE FlOUES? 'bTORE m NOT FROM NOSCuYS BACK VARD , S.I.KSMl:. We have an opening tor an enerKtlc man ol :ood re-, pule to hnmlltt a nuaranteeil line of househohl nt(esMlties direct tu consumers. With tmr co-operation, our hiKh ituallty products enables inexperienced men to earn Ids money. Ileinrlch t'o. of I'ullfornla. f.70 Third .t.. Oak--land. C.ilir. IT MISCKIilAN EOC8 SPIOCIAh low rate?- on long dls-; tance hauling. llawley Trans fer, lily N. lllveralde. I'hone-1044-X. 30 HoUSKWlVKs Tlie funtorium; has the only complete rug clean-! ing plant tn southern Oregon.; All work guaranteed, Phone 244., 250tf, itutis i,L.KA.NfOtJ nnd Sized, sham-' poo process. All work guaran teed. Med ford Mattress Co. Phone 26ti-H. 32 N. Grape St., 346lf MAVi.j v,,nr riit-nmiri rHUHin.il hv " V H. "XL, .?, ? 7r-W B26tt KtiAL KfciTATfc;. insurance. 2u Medford Natl. Hank Uldg. Miitterflelfl C. B. FOR RENT AFAHTMENTS Foil ItKNT- 3 -room house keep-, lug aiiartmtnt. 43t North Hurt-! it'll Slreel. lf, Foil KENT New idea In apart-: incuts, very desirable. Kenny j anil Edwards St. 22 FOR KK.NT Modern furnished! apt.; water and-lights paid, '. Cor. W. lUth and Lincoln. IS FOR RE N'T Desirable corner, front apartment. Hotel Grand. . FOR RENT Furnished apart ment with garage. Phone 1114-.1. 17 FOR RKNT apartment. FOU RENT 307. N e w 1 v furnished Phone H76-JI. 21 -Apartment. Phono 1 ltf FOR RENT 3 -room furn. front apt., private bath and garage. I New house furn. G04 W. lilih. 3H0tf rOK RENT FCRNI8HED j iiooms j FOR RKNT Very desirable, but reasonably priced, sleeping room. 222 S. Holly. 19 FOR RKNT Furnished sleeping room, private family. Hoard If desired. Price reasonable. Phone 1U7B-.I. K.tf FOR RENT Warm bedroom, con necting bath; garage. tl 2 Ho. Oakdnle. 20 FOU RKNT Rooms $2.00 a week. Kachelor cabin. 445 Ho. Front. 20 FOR RENT Pleasant room, mod ern, close in, with board. 718 EastMaln. FOR, REST HOUSES FOR RENT -One-room furnished house; witter and lights paid, $10. Cor. W. Kith and Lincoln. 1H FOR RENT 5-room house, un furnished. In good condition. Call 417 Jay St. 17 FOR RENT 5-rnnm house. In quire 42S S. Oakdale. 1 FOR R1CNT few miles out. 'urnlshed house, Phone R-13-M. FOR RENT 4-room furnished house; water pnld. 243 i. Holly Ht. 17 FOR RENT Small modern house, $17.60. Phone 2H2-V. 17 FOR RENT li-room furnished house, close In on pavement; gar den space, garage. Phone Ola-It. l r.tr FOIt UKNT 4-room modern un furnlttlitiri houxe. pliune &92-Y. 17 FOU HUNT - Partly furnMinl huiiN, fruit. Kank'n and KaniK1'. 81'J K. 9 til St. 17 jFOIt HKivT Furninhwl lionnllnB huime near mill. 1'honu 17 KOIl RKNT Duplex. How In, 7.fi0 per montll. Tel. 349-J. otr iKOIt IlKNT Partly rurnliilied hoUKe. Phone 7H. otr FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOIt UIONT Klirnlfheil hntme. keeping rooms. tJ-7 No. ('enlral. 17 FOIt KKNT HounekcepInK roomt. 33 1 Apple. I 7 WANTED. To Buy for Cash All Your ilCONDHAND FUENITUE1 Scott Woolf THEN I CiOf UF.LL AN' I JES ualueq ten blocks an NOBOBV EVEN "SEEN ME AW MY MOM UOUL0NT EVEN BUY ME A THREE-CENT ICE C3Ef.M CONE AFTER ME BE IN BROKE IN ON FIVE-CENT ONES-1 6UESS 1 ML 6CC0 TWN&S IN, .,v.r:v LIFt DOM -5 l.tST Near f li'oceieria. zylonite shell rimmed glasses in grey t case. Leave this office. Reward.' 17 I MATIIIMDMAIi IK VOL WAN T a wealthy, plcaslni; sweetheart. write Kern tlrey. Station II. fleveland. Ohio. IT FOR KXCnANGBi FOU KXCIIAXfli: 6-romn mod eru home in Metlforl; barilwood floors, numerous built-ins. base ment nnd furnace, priced right, to exchange fur Portland home. See Charh-s A. Wing Agency, hu. 17 FOll THADI & ctly lots for n good en i' lose d car. Plume &!tG-J. 17 TO Tlt.li: New, strictly modern bungalow on pavement, close in, fm- acreage. Phone iOijt. 15tf FOU 6 ALE AUTOMOBILES FOIt KAl.i: Light touring ear, cheap. Don Laurence, Pig Pines Lumber Co., or Phone iH!fi-L. IS FOR KALE -or roadster, 1926: very good condition. Call after 6, 53 S W. 10th. i; FOIt SALE KXCIj ESTATE FOR SAL10 A splendid dairy and hog farm of 2 neres; excellent soil, all In cultivation; part of land produced tin bushels of corn last year; about 2 acres In al falfa: bottom hind, ruunini stream through place; li-room house, good well; barn that cost $4,000. room for 7u tons or nay; corn-crib and other outbuildings Property located on highway, h owned by State Hanking Depart ment. Sacrifice sale price $10, 000; $:t,no0 down, balnnee on easy terms. See Charh-s A. Wing Agency, Inc. 17 FOR SALE Desirable building lot on Queen Anne. Phone 707-W. 20 illAUOALN HI miles north ol ' C rants Pass, two miles up Oravt creek toward Placer, liO acres, 30 In crop, & to be summer fal lowed; balance timber and pas ture, barn; $3500. 200 'acres ad joining; Independent water right on both places; 10 acres In crop. 2& summer fallow, timber, pas ture, young orchard of (10 trees, berries, do filbert trees, 27 wal nuts, 000 tokay grapes, good buildings, horses and machinery, 1 0000. Wish to retire. John H. Robinson. Leland. Oregon. 32 FOIt 8AIi1 yjuintv Ft K HA L1C Ma m mot h Unitize Turkey Kggs and turkeys touts. Phone 7:il-U. IK IIARMAIN PRICES on ltred-to-lay White Leghorn chicks a n d hatching eggs. Chicks 1 Oc each; ten or thousand eggs H'kc; re place all brooder losses over It percent for 30 days. Get orders In soon for good dales. Hatcher off first of every week. C. J. McCoy, Medford. Route No. 2, two miles north of Jacksonville. Phone 334-J4 Medford. !! FOR HALE 300 week-old Leg horn chicks. 15c; larger Rocks, day -old Red. Square Deal Hatchery. Phone Ultt-U 17 FOR SALE R. I. Red day-old chicks. A. E. Krockway. Phon 7-F-2I.' y FOR SALE 6 thoroughbred R. I. Reil laying hens, one year old, $2 each; 1 thoroughbred hroire turkey gobbler, extra fine bird, $10. Call 004-L. 1.7 FOR SALE Rogue River Poultry Farm certified baby chlckM. Reds and leghorns. "Certified" means blood tested for contagious Ulir eases: bred to lay und selentif tcally selected. On dlspluy and for sale at Monarch Sited A. Feed Co. htore. ntr MAOUIUE'H CHICKh Hlrong, hunky ehlek from wonderful lnylnx stock. Three hateheB eaell week, oruer wow. wuilo l.eg liurnii, t!6 100; I14T, 10(10. It. I HeilH, 118. no 100: 1 7 0 1000. J It. Mnitulre. 7K7 Oreeon Ht Portland, ore. 27 FOR HAM-; Hatchlne tug. Itedn. F. V. YounK. Phone 731-W-I 13 KRHLKIfH RED CHICKH $20.00 per 100. We are hatching very week. Put your order In now to Hecure deHlrAhle date for Rhode Inland lted haby chlekft. Hosier's Trapnest Ked Farm, lit. 2, Kox 22. one mile north of Medford limits on Pacific highway. 138tC BAB7 CHICKS Exclusive tentt for Wlnan'a and Elmer Morri son's beavy laying strains of White Lfchorns. Hee us for Spring IJrook hatching eggs and 6weeka pullets. Book orders now for good dates. Mutual Mill Heed Pn. Phone 219 ntlf WANTED WE BUT FOR CASK All Used Furniture and Stoves Call 505 0 W. A. KINOTLT Furniture House II East Mala .si mm- J oh -uELL- i'll V , n TRY TO DEAR VV v v I UP UNDER IT FOR S.-VLK UABIilTS FOIt SALK Itahhlts, New Zealand lteil.s; does bfel l.it each, your pick; also some hutcheH. Two miles north of Medford on high way. Uuby Hchulx. is FOU SAt.K Pedigreed rabbits. I 'hone ti 34-L. l ; FOR BALK)-HO-iKS FOU SAI.K Oil TUADK- ft-room i modern new home, .N W cor. of i Palm and Uose. 3.imii); $Lim.i flown, balance m he arranged, i Itox 33, Mail Tribune. J FOR SALE New 4 -room house, nearly- completed; sir.o down, bal. like rent. Phone EM. days; r4t;-Y, nights. "J2 FOR SALE Cheap, 4-room house nnd garage; modern: electric stove, water healer, bu ill-ins, laundry trays; with furniture. Easy terms. See owner, &2fi Edwards. 22 WILL SACRIFICE fi-room planter-1 ed house, modern in every re spect; garage, woodshed, lawn, roses, shrubs. Might consider ! trade, 13,000; terms. R, V. Wil liams, Medford Kldg. Phono 1202. 17 FOR SALE 10 lots, G-room house, sleeping porch, well, garage, barn, sheds, gnrden, berries, young trees; nil new. Lots face three streets. At end of South) CheHtnut St. Kargain at $3500; ; only $700 down, bal. $30 month.! R. V. Williams, Medford Itldg. Phone 1 21)2. 1 FOIt SAI.K My equity in new 6-i room hunnalow for car, lot, aomnl canh at 1 19 U'uxh. 19 i"OR SAI.K 3-room lioune with sleeping pmvh, S41 IL'th St. Small payment down, balance like rent. 17 1 ''OK HALK Oood O-loom hotlBO, I bath und screen porch, new pa- rase. Cull at 10 Clark. Phono 1119. 17 'Oil SALE Two now houses on West Main. 1012. stucco Phone lUfltf FOR SALE MISGI!1iIjAN1OI7B i'Olt HAI.K t'ompleto turnlsll Iiikh of 5-rnoni hoUMe." ohnoMt new. KILT, W. lllh HI. 17 FOIt SAI.i: First rutting nlfnlfa hay. r. S. cream neparator good j as new, three HlaiulM hees. 'hont1 W. Hluni' JO FOIt HALE L'O tuna fine grain hay. alfalfa and barley. Ander son ranch. Talent. Phono Anil land 4L'li-Y. 17 FOU SALE I'sed piano; u linr galn. Phone 934-X. ir.tf FOIt SALE Sir, takes a small radio, a ti-vnlt baitery nml n loii.l speaker. Phone 1 1 7 3 - V . 17 FOIt HALE Counters, Incubators. Pat's Second Hand Store. 19 FOIt SALE Circassian walnut chiffonier, dressing table, dining table, comfort chairs, 2 beds, mattresses, rugs, I' n ,1 e r w o o d typewrite, other household guilds. Call f.li Quince X, 19 FOIt HALE Cued sewing ma chines; all makes, S5 up; terms If desired. All makes rented rtnd repaired. While Sewing .Machine Co.. 24 No. Hartlett. I ltf FOIt SALE 1(1.00(1 two-year old Tukay grape vines, cheap. Ed win P. Hughes, Sams Valley. .1,1 FOR HALE Ivory wicker baby carriage. Phone 97(1-11. 21 FOR SALEJ 4V4 tiers green pine slabs, I&.00 per load, valley Fuel Co., Phone 76. 326lf FOR SALE Duncan Phyfo sofa, dining mom set, pluno, phuno graph. hall clock, ltuyal vucuum sweeper, twin bed, bune chln.i dishes, kitchen range. 803 W. 1 1th Ht. Otf FOIt HALE Tomato and cabbage plants now ready. C. Carey, Tel. 341-J-l. otr FOR BALE! Baled liar, fence post and wood. Phone 408-H-l. ltf (TOR SALE! For sana and gravel, sediment and general teaming, Phone, H-J. Ham'l Batsman. FOIt SALE Hotpolc. electric range, 4 burner, 2 oven, $36.00; coke burner, 116. Community Hospital. tf FOR SALE Good early seed corn, 6c a pound. J. A. Manke, R. F. D. 1, two miles east of Jacksonville. tf IllTKINKRS mRECTOUY Contractors K. I. STUART A SONS General Contractors, Including bile ments, ditches, all kinds ol cement and concrete work. R. 1 Stuart, 217 Apple, phon 4I; Gilbert Stuart, 17 Ross Court phone S-M; Mllea Stuart, lot ) Nnwtnwn. ptinn SRO tf Freight Transportation LONG DISTANCE HAULING Medford - Klamath truck line. Dally service. Honded carriers. Special rates on load lots. Auto freight terminal, 39 B. Fir. Tel 1033. CALL Portland Medford Truck Line for through or Intermediate point service. Hlxteen-hotir ser vice to nnd from Portland. Phone M, Medford. Auto freight ter minal It It U, Fir, Medford. PAGE SEVEN By Ad Carter IF YOU HAVE. YOUNGSTERS UHO ; WAVE TO CROS TME STREET TO GO TO SCHOOL" HAVE THF.M JOIN TME JUST KI0S"5AFETY CLUB!wfTUMt? HAVE THEM SEND FOR A liuTTONfCBAY. BUSINESS WRECTORY Abstractora MURRAY AHSTRACT CO. Ab Btractt of Title. Title Insurance, Rooms 3 and 6. No, 3a North Central Ave., upstairs. JACKSOV CO AUSTKACT CO. Abstracts of Title ami Title Insur ance. The only complete Tl 1 1 e System In Jack son County. A. E, KELLOGG Abstracter of , TUlea, Rl. 2. Kox 10, Medford, Oregon. Reliable Jackson Coun ' ty Abstracter. Twenty-eigh'. year experience and nearly forty year In the county. Special work only. tt Attorney A. E. HE AMES Lawyer. In Liberty Building. Office FRANK P. FARRELL, Lawyer. Craterlan Theater Uldg., Med ford, Ore. Blue Printers THE BLUE PRINT SHOP Com plete Blue Print Service. High cldsa work. San Francisco prices, Downtown office, Medford Book Store, 34 No. Central. Pbon 21-W. Chlropractlo Physic Ian DR. B. W. HOFFMAN Chlro practlo nerve upeciaitsi. oiriee hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6. 201-204 Liberty Bldg. Office phoue t; Res. phone 790-H. Financial WB LEND MONEY to worth) people to pay their honest debt. Pactfte Coaut Credit Aatmolatlon, 42S Medford Bldg., Medford tti Loans on Homes LOANS on homes now built of under construction. Eight per cent and no stock to carry. Real . service. Monthly payments. Banister Agency Inc., Libert Uldg. Tel. 1230. Export Accoontant WILRON AUDITING CO. B. M Wilson, C. P. A. Attention glv to anything In accounting aril Income Tax Requirements. Loot Into our simplified accountlnl method. Liberty Bldg., Medford Phone 157-R. Insurance FRANK s? TORREY Genera! Insurance, surety bonds, imorfr gagesi loans, 6tt and 6 per cent Expert Insurance Bervl'je, 13 East Sixth St., ut Central Ave. Phone 1224. ' EARL S. TUMY All forms ot Im surance. Fire, Auto, Life, A oca dent. Bonds. Phone 40!. I0 Liberty Bldg. Monuments THE OREGON GRANITE CO.- Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Gen eral Manager; P. M. Kershaw Sales Manager. 102 N. Front St., Medford. Painting and Poperhanglng H. MARX, General Painting Con tractor, tinting, paperhanglntt carpentering, repairing. Phont 17K-J. Res. 67 Summit. Physician and Burgeon B. H. PORTER, II. D., Physlclaa and Surgeon. Office 111 Liberty Bldg. Practice limited to dis eases of Women, and surgjer. I'lumblng nnd Heating. COFFEEN BROS. Plumbing and heating. Estimates furnished. Let us figure your plumbing and healing Job. J. W. Coffeen and Wesley Coffeen, 124 Stewart Ave, Phone 406-R-2. HI Printers and Publisher MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Has the best equipped printing of floe !n Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, bill lng systems, etc. Portland prices, 27 N. Fir St. ' Real Estate and Rental. CRAIG H. FLITCROFT Real Ha state, Rentals and Repairs, lit McAndrews. Transfer BADS TRANSFER ft 8TORAQB1 CO. Office 111 N. Fir BU Phone SIS. Prices right. Ser vice guaranteed. 4AVIS TRANSFER ft 8TORAGJB Bervlce guaranteed, 29 8. Graps 8t Phone 644. or residenes 10(0, Upholstering 1. WE18 Upholstery, Manufac turer of overstuffed furnlturs. Full Una ot materials. Draper ies made to order. We do all kinds of upholstering. Ws de liver and will call and show samples. Phone 302, JacksnnrtU Window Cleaning SOI LET CIEOROH) DO IT Hon) cleaning, floor waxing, Jan-tot ervloe. Gee. A, sir. DBMi Ml or Ula. . Z