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Newspaper Page TextiEDFORD IOHIj TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOOV. ftFXDAY, 'APRTT, 29. 192S. ' PAGE SEVEN ! ' i 1 i Legion Auxiliary Notes The very suoce.swjful buxlnts nnd t social meeting ct the Ameikan ! Legion Auxiliary wan held on the rKular meeting night. Mondiiy. April 23rti, In the newly decorated auxiliary rooms at the armory with j the president, Mrs. N O. t'haney, I in charge. j About seventy members were pioent( which wcm u goodly : gathering, but considering that ; there are now an even two nun- j dred members enrolled, 14 percent ; more, than lat year, it would sem that even more might make the el fort to oome.out, enpecLilly con sidering the factH, that tiie causa is Kuch a good one and the nodal hour ko enjoyable. At ihis meetings. Mm. C. F. linker, a new member, won the ' t.aik." which is a valuable bird n iid brings the winner luck. Thrt-e new members were in i I i uted into the order with nil tl"e ! regular ceremony which Is very impressive nnd inspiring. They were Mrs. Carrie McUnnnel, Mrs. Gladys Waltermire and .Mrs. Nellie M. Borg. . All nuxiliury members are look - ing forward eagerly to tho dates over the nation. May 1st. nnd 2nd. which will bring The Medford American Legion Mrs. Wilcox, state president, Mrs. I Auxiliary are planning a big recep Kelly, state vice president, and 'Hon Tuesday night at the armory Mrs. Mclnturff, state secretary !at 8 o'clock for the state president, treasurer, us guests. Members and i.Mrs. Gerald Wiliox. vice president, friends are to watch the papers for Mrs. Wm. Kelly, and secretary further announcements. j treasurer, Mrs. J. W. Mclnturff. During the business meeting the At one o'clock Wednesday in the new by-laws ami constitution were read. Mrs. Fluhrer' reported that pil lows ol sun fast material were needed for sun porch at hospital j During the program Miss Me'lba I Williams of the Junior high school gave a talk on the nation-wide j field, California, a suburb of Palo Harmonica movement among boys j Alto, .stating that they Ure com nnd girls. Introducing a quartet j foriably located, but sorry to miss of players, who gaye Ht-voral selec- j the auxiliary meetings and the tlons, f7rrrrT.. ,a. , -s.m-.-..L: 1 -. li . t Refreshments were served to the j ladies of the auxiliary nnd men of the Legion by Mrs. Henry Pace und her able committee. . The committee for tho next social meeting to be held at the armory May 14th, are an follows: Cularmau, Mrs. H. S. Deuel, with the following committee: Mes dames Amy Carney, i'earl Chord, U. S. Coleman, Fred Cnlvig, Hob ert Conroy, Jeanne Conser, Floyd Cook, Isabelle Cartwright, Ralph Cowgill. Jean Edwards, J. It. Kn right, Olenn Fabrirk, Electa Fehl, E. C. Ferguson. Y. 1. Klynn and J. O. Crey. Mieinbcrshli The last state bulletin shows District No. 3 ahead with 103" members. Medford auxiliary Is only 31 behind the unit having the greatest number. Only two units are ahead of the Medford unit, but this gap will soon be closed and a head start will put the hostess unit before the stale as the largest one in membership. Legionnaires can assist in this materially by paying the wives', mothers', sisters' and daughters dues to Mrs. W. W. Belcher at Scout headquarters; or Adjutant Lee Oarlock at the Chamber of Commerce. Applica tion blanks can be secured from theso two headquarters. Sign up for membership in ihitt peace time army for rehabilitation, communi ty service, Americanism and child Records Exchanged 400 NEW RECORDS TO CHOOSE FROM Bring In your old records anil exchange them for Dew ones. A Small Exchange Charge JENNINGS Bargain Store 5 South Front St. USED TRUCKS 1V4 TON REPUBLIC ..... S 650.00 6" Front 7" Rear New Pneumatic Tires Cob and Electric Lights. 2 TON' -REPUBLIC (19201 52,750.00 fi" Fronte" Dual Rears Pneumatics 4-speed Brown Llpe Trans mission Waukesha 4x5 Motor Electric Lights Reinforced Frnme and Enclosed Cab. 2 TON REPUBLIC $ 400.00 34x4 Front 34x8 Rear Solid Tires Open Cab. 2Vj TON REPUBLIC 81,750.00 3f.x6 Front 36x10 Rear Solid tires, 75;!- new. Reinforced Frame Open Cab EJectric Lights Overload Springs. 214 TON REPUBLIC $ 900.00 3fix6 Front 30x10 Rear Tires Open Cab Duda Motor. 3 TON-REPUBLIC (1020) $2,130.00 36x3 Front 30x12 Hear Solid Tires 75 7r new Reinforced Frame Open Cab . Electric 4 Lights. 2 TON - FEDERAL (1025) $2,000.00 3iix Front 36x12 Rear SO'r New Tires Over load Springs Rein forced Frame Radiator Guard Bumper Gruss Shocks Electric Lights. Used Truck Parts nrovn-IJpe No. 60 4-speerI trana- ml union. 3H-Ton Timken Worm Axle. 2 Practically New 40x12 Tires. 2 90-rv-new 36x6 Cushion Tires. 1 Hand Hoist or Crane excellent for tow car. 1 Factory Rebuilt Waukesha A 3-8 x5 3-4 Motor 4 cyl. A NO a seneral line of Used Truck Parts and Tires. Republic Truck Sales Corp. E. 9th & Madison Tortlaad, Ore. JUST KIDS I IOVE TO UKAR TWEM STARS TUINKLB AMD 91K TUB BROO RlPPLE-UITH A GIRL. AT MY SlOE JJUO HAS CANOV jT ! welfare. The national urges in- K-reased membership activities, the 'state has 352, only one thousand ; below the lS quota, so let's take j as our slogan Med ford ahead! and 'keep in step with the progress all small dining room at the Hotel Medford u no host luncheon has j been arranged in honor 'of the t state officials. Reservations may -be made with Mrs. W. W Belcher, ( 540. The unit is in receipt of a letter I from Mrs. Victor Seiner from May- Promised Change of Ono OllllllllllfWl I ,1 The City Planning " Commission IhrPP weeks, assuring Medford of proposes a revision of the present I vitaphono entertainment tho latter zoning ordinance in which the pros-! part of May. The definite date ent Use . Zone IV (Semi-public) j and the opening attraction will he would be combined with the pres-1 announced some time during the ent Zone II, and parks would heiroinjnK week. Included in Zone 1. The I'se. Districts would then be, as follows: j Class I Residence Single family i dwellings, parks and playgrounds. Class 1 1 Residence I Including j I) Apartments of all classes except; as redistricted by tho building or-; di nance, public and semi -public i buildingSi churches, schools,- hos-, pita Is, mortuaries, etc. i Class 111 Retail business (In-1 eluding I and II). Class IV Present Zone : ware house. Class V Present Zone VI: Indus trial. It (a nrnnnuod tn evlnmt tm 1 im i Its of Use DIstrletH II, III. IV nnd"f un rltorraili' KitncH Kill h"; V, HUbject to tHe .upitfovul ot the properly haldera In tho districts uf-I fccled. Class I All of llumphrey-An-, drews Addition and 1 lumphrey-1 Knight Addition, that part of Hun-i rise Home Park und J-aurelhurst I adJoinliiB Crater Uiko Avenue; all, of Queen Anne Addition (exeeptinK I Block S): all nronortv ad ioinini; I Bast Main Street from Cottaue j includes very fast tap dancliiB rou Street Kast; all properly adjoin-; tines as well as character and in Myrtle Street: murks 1, 2, 3, i comedy dances. The feature of 8. IT), 14. nnd part of ItlockH 7 and 9 of Impcrinl Addition, and all property Kant and South there of to the City I,imitH; all property Included In the area hounded, by the following streeiK and alleys: Columbus Avenue, the alley be tween Fourth and Second Streets, the alley between Morey'n Addi tion and Bungalow Addition. West Main Street; all property adjoin ing South Oakdale Avenue, Pnrk Street, Whitman Avenue, from Kleventh Street south, and KiiiK Street from alley in Block 2. New town Addition south; also all prop erty adjodiing Stewart Avenue foi approximately 30U feet north and south of same. Class II All property not includ ed in Zones I, III, IV and'V. Class III Approximately all of tho original town except Blocks 48, 4fl, 50, 01, B2, 60, til, 2t 68, 70. 7 1, 72. 73, 74, 75, 77, 80, SI. 82. and part of Hlocks 63, 64, 65 nnd 66; also all territory adjoininK Riverside Avenue from the. North City Limits to Hoyd Street; also the property at tho frnlHrypction of Stewart Avenue and South River side Avenue; property near the in tersection of McAndrews Uoad nnd North Central Avenue; property adjoining Kast Jackson Street from Genesee Street west to 1. & K. ritfht of way; property on the south . side of Kast Main Street from Almond Street to Genesee Street. Class IV Property adjoininK the S. P. tracks from north of Jackson Street to a point nar McAndrews Road, and from Tenth Street South to a point near Stewart Avenue. Class V The present mill dis trict in the north end of thn city, and the tract Jying east of the Middle Road. Maps showing the exact extent of the proposed fse Zones may bo seen at the C hamber or Commerce and the City Hall. Remonstrance' against the proposed chances will j be heard at the regular meeting of ! the City Planning Commission to j be held at 8 p. m., Monday, Mav 14th, 411 High Pressure CAR WASHING Chassis and. motor : -'cleaned--Hardie A system. Expert Simonizing and Hefinishing Buco-Lacquer an'd Enamel ARMSTRONG MOTORS, Inc. 101 S. Riverside Phone 18 'LO-MOM )UELL-UELL- y TpW 4 JES HW A uwwr -'-l j I L05T TWE DOCTORS BILL. . . X X MUST5fcY. J SOME "Vr FOR MY ACCIDENT r- ' v., : ' 'f : : : ";: -; i mi by k. f..i.... sj. i c.mi n.,..,. r.-,vrt z I 'f-y.ft j s i" !My:jja . tl j convention this summer. Mrs. j .Sether very ably handled tho unit's j I publicity- this year for tho loeal j 1 papers. Med ford Legion and the! ; lacifie Legion. 1 f , For the past week express nnd freight td Medford b;us brought case 'after case, of the vitaphonc equipment for Hunt's Craterian, ; and tho last of the shipments are due the coming week. i The horns which distribute the sound thruout the theatre are over i six feet In diameter und are made ; of the very finest and most deli- '' cat sound resonatitm material. 1 The engineers and installation : crew are due to arrive the first nf j this week and it will require about Rillie Dove, who, .with jTJlbort Roland and Noah Reery. appear : in "The Iove Marl." are showingl rat Hunt's Craterian. in this pro-! jduction Miss Dove enacts the rob' ! w"iikiuii h;u-u ui hilvuik mixed blood una sold lis n slnvo in ' tile pnlilic mart of New flieun.s. I An added since iillnietion of on- ! uslKll nu.-jt js ,l an,i l,l)Use ltu- j .i,,,.!, in..ol. niwi v,,,,,!,,-,,! i.r . . . ,,,,...,'.. ...... Tll,.M,In, " UVII.I. I'AUK KOIt Lf"m' ,HJ; Tusda. . , Thp n"l"cls Hi e known as "Per- sonallty Dancers" and tholr act, the act is a stair case dance. LOS ANGKLICS, April 28. (P) I Two film players nnd their direc tor have been wounded in a Holly wood gun battle. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Ratal par word for first Insertion, 2o: aci tucooadfna Intartlon, In: minimum ?5e. Indtx your ads with For Sale, For Rent, etc., and count these words, as wed is each Initial, telephone number, etc., at i word. Classified ads cash In advance and not aken over phone, unlets advertiser has monthly account. No allowances for phone mors, HKIjP WANTED FEMALE WANT IS D Two women with sell ing ability to handle established ' line in Medford. Good proposi tion. Lnu aner u p. ni., not j fivcumi nil WANTKD Experienced lumber stenographer, out of town. GWN. Phone 2MI-T-I. 38 WANTKD An experienced book keeper and stenographer. Per manent position. Fruit business. P. O. Hox 1136, Medfurcl, Oregon. 38 WANTKD Lady cook for eating i house out of town, specializing! in chicken dinners; profit shar- ! ing basis. Address Hox 423. Gold Hill, stating age, experience, etc. FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS ARE Members Medford Realty Board If with entrance "from the garage into the service porch. Hardwood floors; wired for all pur poses; a fircplaee of tiled brick, se lected and well-finished hardwood floor in living room; ail the latn biillt-lns; best builder's hardware, always an Imiiortant item. All city assessments paid In full and Including pavement. We re gard this as the best buy of the year in Medford residences. Carl Beebe'l Phone No, is 1377 SACRIFICE SALE irv 5-ronm slnocn buncalow; biith, bnspnient, fircpliic1 i fine loontinn, cast side. This is n beaut if nl ffonio. Must be sold sf.lOf) ciish, l)iiliiiice like rent. Triee $.'1200. Also fiioso in btinuiilow," Vi acres; 4 rooms nnd sleeping p'rcli ; parage, rabbit house. Just what yon are looking for. $100 cash, bnluri'e $30 a month, l'rien l!45rt. J. C. BARNES, Real Estate 0 Phones 40-910-Y Bouch Central WANTED MISCjELIANKOUS WANTi:i To buy horse weighing j about A t lDO lbs. Address are Mall Tribune. Hox ! tf SHEEP WANTE J 1 will pay the highest cash price for sheep de livered to Medford not later than Tuesday morning. Phone (Jeorge Ward. Jackson Hotel. 3S WANTED Stock to pasture. It. W. Lampert. Central Point. It. I. 4:t WANTED To buy good team well: built young horses. 1400 to ltiuo pounds. State price In reply. S. E., care Mall Tribune. 3a. WANTED 100 young breeding ewes; Ramboulllet blood pre ! ferred, 1 . II. Ouvr. Central1 Point, 5 miles west Old Stage road. Us WANTED Poultry In any quun tity. See is before you sell in use unlimited amount of broil ers, poultry Producers Assn Phone (tr!. 04' COMfclERCIAL Spraying W. F. Stearns, spray man, or Tel. 163.' liberty Rl.lg. 3 S . WANTED Rest and diet patients.! old people and invalids. Rea sonable terms. "Oood cheer, good care, good food," our slo gan. Convalescent Home, fac ing Llthla Park, Ashland. 4S W A NTE D 2 ml hand goods & Junk. Pat's, 1506 Prune. Tel. G47-L. 41 LET MB do your hauling and nave; you money. Haw ley Transfer, i S19 N. Riverside. Phone 1044-X.! HELP WANTED MALE WANTED Marrl d man. experl-'FOU eneed in neneral farminir. Inelud-i ing fruit. Aiblress llox FF, Mail Trlbum M'.i WAX HI) VnuiiK man to dilivcr; for nruery store. Musi he ki worker nnd willing to learn. S. .., care Mail Trilnmc. .IS WANTrJD KITUATllNB . . children by i-arl I'llker, WAN'l'KI) Position an housekeep it. I'honc Mir-M . US WANTKIJ .experienced stenog rapher and bookkeeper desires position. Address Hox C. ft.. Mail Tribune. 3S W'AN'TKD Housework, day or hour; plain sewing. Phone 1134 X. 39 KOH AEnn ASViitTMEXTS KOIt KKNT Steam heated, newly remodeled and refurnished housekeeping apartments. $2.'i per month ; close In; downtown district. Inquire at Colonial I'.a -leery. 7tf FOR KKNT Desirable downstairs apartment. Hotel Grand. 43 FOR HUNT Furnished ment. Phone 4G2-II. a part -34lf pQR RKNT- Entire lower floor, & rooms, unfurnished except rani;e; fireplace; modern. Key at 146 So. Ivy. Httf FOR ItKNT Furn. 2 npts., garage. 604 W, and 3-rm. nit... tr FOR RKNT Modern furnished apartment; adults. 345 No. Hart lett. 27tf FOR RKNT Furnished 2-room apts; private bath, electric range, hot and cold water. Phone 12. 2 1 if FOR RKNT ApartmonU. 307. Phone ! Hf Spanish Type $4750 r Always appeals to (llnciiminalliiK buyors. Wc '.. Lave In mind the brst Spanish Typn StiK'co we have ever handled and hold exrlusivn on . same for a short time. It Ih In the hest de velopInK Boiith portion of Medlord, where the water pressure is now the hest, and the build ing Is tho best fanhion known, 4 mm HOMES PHONE 329 PO. BOX 934 Hotel Naih Corner o MOXKY TO 10S Mo.NKY TO I.UAX on business' prnpen y. Address !iox M" Tribune. Sit 1 FOR RENT Furnished four-room modern house; two bedrooms. Phone K-2,- . 3! Foil RENT rTroom bungalow, cozy, modern: sleeping porch: titvd for elect He -i'-' tM, Art Putney. Phono Stil-J after t ii:3) p. in. .i- : FOR KENT Modern .een-room house, available after May I i. Cali at 11 I'.l W. Main St. 411 FOR RENT Modem i -room bun-' i galow. Row lane. F. L. Tott Wile, Jacksonville. 4;l FOR l!K.T ft-room house, newly fiidshed Inside and out. North, Peach St. P.. .1. Palmer. 2 I No. I (lakilab- Tel fiSS-t! :t S I FOR RENT house; range Modern In. 4S N. i - room l ir:inf;e. IIS FOU HUNT-7-room Jumse with ' raniie close In. Phone ll4.W.I I,,. i ; b'olt HKNT 6-room house, close' ! in: suitable to keep roomers. In ; (iillre Klein Hie Tailor. II 2 1 f FOlt KKNT Homes. & While. See Jlrown line FOU IlKNT KUIlNISHKn ROOMS FOI! HUNT Furnished sleeping room, privmo family: meals if dcsiii d; price reasonable. Phone 1:-J. 3 -.11 11KNT '2 rooms and bath, pnyato entrance: completely fur: nlshed. Phono 75. l!llf Full it 13 NT i'leasunt room, mod ern, close In, with boHvtl. 716 VMHt Main. KlCtf 1 FOR RKNT MlKCm.i.ANKOITS Kdlt JIKNT I'.acht'lfir apart mi-nt. Mil nu. Holly. KOU It RN'T (iood pastme for few head young cuttle, tl inlltM east of Medford. Hione 17-K-15. 40 VISCKIjliAN KOl ! I S I : V YOl'H 1IOMK In the Indus trial dlstriet from C. 11. Kllteioft. ) .MeAndrewK. & HOl'HKWIVKS The Pantoiinm Iuih the only eompleie I'll idenn liiK plant in southern Oregon. All work Runrunteeil, Plione 244. 3,0tf HfOS fMANKI) and sized, sham poo piores. All worl; KUaran teed. Medford Mattress Co. Phone 2titi-H. 32 N. ;rapi St. 3 4 til f Hi; A I. KSTAT1-:. Insurance. 2it3 Medford Null. P.ank I C. K. lilttterfielil. I.KAltN TO PACK KKClT-lnter-cHtlni;, profitaldo eniploymeni . travel nnd on joy mem. North west h ranch Custleman School of Fruit Packing opens May I'Oth. Knroll now for first class. Special course for growers and others of the industry. For lull particu lars write P. O. Pox 4l3, Med ford, Oregon. 42 FOU Itll:!'. Ten-passenKcr Cadil lac lus alwayH ready, loiu; or short trips; Klamath Fa I In, Port land and way points. California. Tla J uana, etc. Fastest riding car In Oregon. Hates reason able. Chas. It. Howard. Phone 112!. Z2lf FOR KXCHANMBi TO THAIH;lll or X0 lines, most ly alfalfa; under ditch; thresh Inn outfit; haler, farm machin ery; heavy team: near Mend, for property near Medfurd. Write Mrs. A. Nln hl, Mend. ore.. Mo tor Houte J. 41 KOIt THADi; PtUdehaker special ' 1112.1 touiiim, in excellent condi- -tion, for nheei. M. M. Tile lief, !'H1 Houl.-vard, Ashland. 41 TO TUAOJ; For Well located Hokuc Hlvr valley fin in, 2H to Hd acres, convenient to schools, a highly Improved 2-iicre or-r-haid home. Addjcss C. I, llerj; strorn. Ashland. 3H :XCMAN(!I0 Portland lots, value $2Tlna, rr Hummer home and farm on Vamiina I lay. value $2 lino, for home In or cUmu to Medford tip to $'.000, (1. W, Andrews, Taft, Ore. 3f) THADIv House and lalRO lot In Ash la -id. with fiH hearing Kn llsh walnut trees, facing JJthlu park, for houte and lot in Med ford. W. M. liarher. 1.13 C.ranfte St.. Ashland. til FOIt HAM-: OH THAhlO Knotty In duplex for Improved ncreuue nenr Medford. inquire U'7 N. lMvT"tlf. "!V WANTED To Buy for Cash All Your SECOND-HAND FURNITURE Scott Woolf II USI N ESS OP PO IITC N1TI ES SERVICE STATION R A R -CAIN Main highway, ad jacent thrifty town near M e 0 f o r d ; three living rioniH, gal age n ud shop. Acre ground. $L'lt0. SEE RUOWN & WHITE. 3!V FOR SALE We offer a 6 stock In a local company that Is guar anteed by all the assets and earnings together with n reserve fund of $0,000. Southern Hull-ling & Loan Asn., Ron tn 10. Jackson County Rank lildi. FOR SALE poriritY Fo SALE NOW jc. Square Leghorn chicks Deal Hatchery. Su Phone in ;-.. ' ' SAI.K Itrnne lllikcv ggs- : 41 I'ltone -) l i-V . I!. I. ItKlJ KCtlR. ' I'llone 5.19-.1-2.' KI.Hi.r.l H l(l-.u untwh-l .u per too. um hi i n. .. ford limits on l'aclflc hlcliway. 3;istf 8AUB -IrVESTOlK I'd It SAI.K Team of m ay horses. I and 10 years old: harness; weiKhi ir.ou lbs. Will deliver 111 MiilfuKl for II. "ill. I'. I.. Oodce. Holer, ore. 31' Fiilt SAM; Hood team, wauon;. and harness; weight 2MMI lbs. Y.FOI! SAI.K Hardy spray lin. good 1.. Chapman. Iterryilale Ave. 3 K j running onli l. 1 rdi-gallon 'tank. FOIt SAI.K Pigs, BO to 1011 lbs. Phone Ashland C-F-3, Fred C. Ilolibaugh. 3S FOU S.M.r, IIOMKS I-'uK SAI.IC n' 3-ronin and one i-rmmi inoili'i-n 1hium', eiu-h on n Imlf-an-r iriu-t ; t-rmn. M. Thin'inlfi-, near Haker'H Htine mi .lackHimville hallway. KOH SA1.M New, modern 3-rooui house. Von will like it. Prop erty TtUO Kdwtinls St. owner !M1 i( wtuwn. Terms, Deal with owner. . 4 it PKAl'TIKl'L. u.dl huilt 4 -room new tnoilern Imnalow on Wil lamette off K. Main; lare liv ing room, two hedrooma. kitehen very eonvenient with every hullt in ami ;t nice hreakfaMi nook; Hereened ami gunned porch with laundry trays; hath Ih composi tion tile with bent of plum hi n fixturert. huilt -in Imso t uh; nice lawn, paved walks and drive; Karate and woodshed. Priced at $:tr7; Kii.it II down payment and easy monthly payments. Call 1 2il2 for appointment. 38 A. N I CM now modern home on Vancouver; G lare rooms, base ment, furnace and lots of huilt ins; beautiful town, Jtaved slreel and drive to In rue Karago and woodshed. This Ih a fine neigh borhood. Onlv $1500; terniH, U. V. Williams. Phone 1202. 38 FOIt SAM-: My owner, 4 nnd 5 room houses; new, strictly mod ern; 70-ft. front h. Jnqttli'o 25 Kenwood Ave. 311 Foil SAM-: OH T!t A 1)K IIouhc with two apai'Lmeuts lit ooil lo cation, one 4-rooui apt. und one 3 -morn apt. Would consider ood late model closed car. Tel. 13X4. 'AH GOOD, nearly new duplex hunKa low Just off K. Main, 4 roomH each; fireplace, hardwood floors, 2 bedrooms, nook, hall, screened porch with stationary tubs, bullt- Ins, etc. Hented now for $30 each. This is od income prop ertv That will Increase in value. $:,i)()0; easy terms. It. V. Wil liams, 414 Medford Hide,. 3K K XT T, II S I V K SAI.F.H AOF.NT. .1. W. Cook su burban home, Crater I.ak" Ave. and Spring SI. l-.ir;ht acres truck ardi-n la ml, We Improved ; especially suitable for subdivision. This is hh;hly desirable, property and prleerl riht. JG.nnn. HKI-; MHOWN & WHITK. FOIt HAM-! OR THA UK Modern ft-room housa and lot. lnqulru 12 Western. 83 foh ham: houses on 1 0 I 2. Twe new West Main. stucco Phone 24rtf FOIt K A H A H 1 1 ITS FOH SAI.KChlnchllla and Amer ican white does with younn. bred floes nnd Juniors, cheap. Will tako t h v r breeds in trade. . Cronby, Poultry Assn. Phone !t29. 3X FOR HAM-: Rabbits French HII Vers. pedigreed titock. 325 East PirWin. ?,Ut WANTED ' WK lil'V R CASH All Used Furniture and Stoves Call 505 W, A. KINNEY Furniture House 315 Kast Main By Ad FOU SALE UfcL IC STATE IDEAL DAIRY RANCH 37' acres I mil-H from .Med ford; 2 bouses: 3 burns; several outbuildings; 3 well.s, electric pumps; place fenced with Page Wire; cross feitccil ; 1 tind'-r cultivation, balance io pasture; I price and terms unheard of. Sfe I Souihern Oregon Reahv Co.. IIS No. Rivet-side. 3s FOR SALE 3 acres with improve in e n t s, Jacksonville highway, block front school. ltlOO, terms. II. A. Knox. :ts FOR SALE 110 acres; 1 T. acres in meadow; free water right. In quire at Rrownsnoro Pontoffice. tm sai.k. AtrrTMOHii.iix Full SAI.K 1 l'ord truck, dump bmly, .lumbii trans.; I conimnn l-'ortl trilt'k; 1 Atdllony .steel dump body, tits X. Pine. :S FHANKI.IN Si:ilAN Kefinisbed. new tires and five years satis faction in a closed car for $ 4 3 fi . Terms. Chrysler, 128 So. ltiver slde. Sll POU KAI.K M ISCMliljAX130t'8 FOIt SAI.K Household furniture of all kinds til Mavis Transfer Co. on South tirape St. You will have to hurry, as everything Is priced low for (pilek sale. Hit KOIt SAI.K Phone ll-F-f -tube radio, cheap. 3!' SILTi. J. Weis, Old Stage Hoad. half mile north .Jacksonville. Phone Jacksonville. 3'.l FOU SA I.K Pressure automatic pumtb ami motor, used only short time; capnelty 3(10 callous per hour. Call after 4:3)1 lioute No. .'I, llox tl, North Pacific hlKhway. aerosH frotn dder mill. 3'.l "OH SAM-; OH Tit ADM li' ehlne and hox. Phone 4 T f urn- 4n KOH SAI.K Kecondhnnd han.lo in excellent condition, I 0. Vrltc llox 1700. Mail Trihune. 38' FOH HA MJ Clean, hrlirht hnletl alfalfa hay Jl.lS per lun. Mon arch Seed Co.'s WarehousD, So. Fir. 3 .1IC Foil SAM: Clean, processed rab bit hurley SI.KO per sack. Mon arch Seed Co. 3fdf FOH SAM-: Feeds at the r.Rht Prices. Monarch Heed Co. 3Ttf FOH HAM: First cutting alfalfa. Phono 7-F-5. 3S A HICt special on California fruits. Navel oranges 7fo imll or $2. SO a pack I iik box; grapefruit 40c to Cob do.; Newtown apples. 2 5c box and up. Irish potatoes. SI. SO to $1.75 per loo. '.block from Main Ht. on Ho. Fir. (J. & H. Packing Co. 39 FOH HA MO Haled hay, fence pusta ami wood. Phono 408-R-3. 143tf FOH HA MO Used tewing ma chines; all makes, $5 up; terras If desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Hewing Machine Co,, 24 No. Hartlett. Utf FOH HAM-: lfj tiers green pine slabs, $5.00 per load. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 70. 320tf FOH SAM: flood early seed corn, 5c a pound, .1. A. Manke, It. F. 1). I, two . miles east of Jacksonville. tf FOH HAM-: llotpolnt electric range, 4 burner. 2 oven, $35.00; coke burner, $ I Community Hospital. tf FOH HAMO For sand and gravel, sediment and general teaming. Phone 1H2-J. Kain'l Hateman. If fOR HAM P met lenity new wash er; a bargain. Maytag Shop. tf30 toll HA M: Fordson tractor. Phone 3!4, Jacksonville. Flem ing Pros. 411 RUNIIVKSS DIRECTORY Contractors R. I. HTUART & SONH OeneraJ Contractors, Including base ments, ditches, all kinds oi cement and concrete work. R. 1 Rtuart, 217 Applo, phone 6t; Gilbert Htuart, 17 Ross Court phone 966-M; Miles Stuart, 60 R Nowtnwn. phnnn KRO tf Freight Trnnsirartatloa LONG DISTANCE HAUL.INO Modfonl - Klamath truck llns, Dully sflrvlce, Honded carriers. Hpeclal rules on lond lots. Auto frclKht terminal. 36 H. Fir. Tel. 1033. CAM. Portland - Medford Truck Line for through or Intermediate point service. Hlxteen-hour ser vice to and from Portland. Phone 6C9, Medford. Auto freight ter- mlnsl sr us H. nr. Medford Financial WB LEND MONK Y to worth people to pay their honest debts Pacific Coast Credit Association, 42 Medford Hlds.. Medford, Itral Rstatn and Rental. CRAIG II. FLITCROFT Real E state, Rentals and Repairs. Ill McAndrews, . Carter OUST KIDS' SAFETY CLUB 5 TO KEEP KIDS FKOM BtM& HIT BV AUTOMOBILES? YOU CAN WE.LP BV GETTING Al-U VOUR LITTLE P-RlENDS TO JOIN -DO IT TODAY i BCSIXKSS DIRECTORY A Detractors MUKUAY AUSTKACT CO. Ab stracts of Title. Tills Insurance. Kooms 3 and 5. No. ii North Central Ave., upstairs. J ACTItSON CO AllSTItACT CO. AlnlraclH uf Title soil Tille liuur a nee. The only complete Title System la JacJi son Comity. A. E. KKLI.OGO Abstracter of Titles, ill. 2. Box 10'4, Medford. Oregon. Hetinble Jackson Coun ty Abstracter. Tventy-eie,h. years experience and nearly forty years In the county. Special work only. tt AttorwTs i w kkaMKs Lawyer. In Liberty Building. PRANK P. Craterian ford, Oro. FAR HULL, Lawyer. Theater Bldg., Med. nine ITIntcre T11K ULU10 1'KINT BHOP Com plete Blue Print Service. High clsss work. Ban Frnnclsco prices. Downtown office, Medford Boos Store, 14 No. Central. Phone 121-W. Chiropractic Phystrtnnii DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve 8pcciallnt. omen hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6. 203-204 Liberty Bldg. Office phone 680; Res. phone 790-H. Ijoans on Homes LOANS od homes now built ctf under construction. Eight per cent and no stock, to carry. Real service. Monthly payments. Bnnlster Agency Inc., Libert) HI die. Tel. 1280. Expert Accountant WILHON AUDITING CO. B. M Wilson, C. P. A. Attention glv to anything in accounting anf Income Tux Requirements. Loot Into our simplified accounting method. Liberty Bldg., Medforq Phone 1 B7-R. FHAZIIUl ACCOUNTINO SHUVi K'K-Mui'lilnc liookkct'iilnR. Ootnt pli'to in every ilulail. l'hone AlfHlford Insnranoe FRANK B. TORRffiV Oenersl Insurance, surety bonds, mort Ksses, loans, 6ft and 6 per ced ' Expert Insuranca Bervl'!, la Kast Sixth St.. at Contra! Ava Phone tn. 4 EARL 8. TUMT All forms ot la surance. Fire, Auto, Life, Acca dent, Bonds. Phone 403. . 101 Liberty BUln. . Monnracnta rHH OREGON GRANITE CO.-. Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Oens eral Manager; P. M, Kershaw Bales Manager. 502 N. Froai Ht.. Medford. . Music. THOnVAT. It. FOLKeNBEUa Tfachcr of violin. Orchestra practice for students. 'Also a department for adjusting and re imlr of violins ami bows. Rooms 3 and 4 liuslness College BldK., 3t Orupo HI. Phone 269-J. Patotlnir and Paporbanajlna; H. MARX, General Painting Coin tractor, tinting, paperhanglng, carpentorlng, repairing. Phona 17S-J Res. 57 Summit It. V. CI lilts Painting, Interior decorating, pnperhanging. Kstl matrs given free. Phone 120-H. Lamport's Hardware Store. 1'hrstclaD and Hargcon B. II. PORTKR, M. D., Physlcla and Burgeon. Office lit Liberty Bldg. Practice limited to dis eases ot Woman, and lurgeir. tl7 Plumbing and Heating. COFFRKN UUOS. Plumbing and heating. Estimates furnished. Let us figure your plumbing and hentlng Job. J. W. Coffeen and Wesley Cotfeen, 124 Stewart Ava, Phone 406-K-2. tt Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Haa the best equipped printing of fice In Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, bill Ing systems, eto. Portland prloea, !7 N. Fir St. Transfer ' EAIS TRANSFER & 8TORAQB CO. Office 111 N. Fir 8t. Phone IIS. Prices right, Ber Tics guaranteed. DAVIS TRANHFER & STORAQH Service guaranteed, 29 8. Grapa St. Phone (44, or residence 10(0, Upholstering J. WEIS Upholstery, Manufao turer of overstuffed furnltura. Full litis of materials. Draper ies made to order. We do all kinds of upholstering. Wa de liver and will call and show samples. Phone 202, Jacksonville Window ('loaning i,i:t if.org k no it Housa cleaning, floor waxing, Janitor service. Geo. A. tieely, Phon 603-J or 1111, '