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Newspaper Page Texto o O O BRINGING UP FATHER O , . . . . . . . By George McManu iil T w w d Abstractors UP PRICES ON PORTLAND, ore. July 3fl. M fooler yeoth-r tended to slow uj irnrtinti ' ori local ft hop.4nie mar kis here this nmrnipK and price., especially tin perishable f. Milts, w re easy. Tomatoes from The Dalles were In hotter supply and sold around $ 1 .25 for 2 "-pound box. Most vt-Retable.s and ureenMuffs were unehnnKod In price and de mand was generally nlow. t'oh corn was bringing $1.25 to $l.&ft pt-r rael; of six dozen, with demand fairly Kood. Watermelons were selling slow ly, duo to cooler weather. Dealers wore asking from lo 3c perj pound: cantaloupes, brought from j "2 to 2. Tift per crate. j Deciduous fruits were plentiful and cheap. Apricots averaged :i round 75c per lug, the bulk of offering being The Dalles and Yakima, stock. California Klberta peaches fmUt mostly front 7 5c to! ' 0c while local offering were j cheaper, due to poorer quality. ' Local yellow Transparent apples j brought from i'Oc to JU.2R pr 20- j pound box, while California (irav- j ensteins fetched X2.7."i to $'. pt-r standard box. Berries tvev In limited supply,: loganberries bringing $1.25; black- f berries $1.50 and what few rap- j herrios tht-re were, $'2 per crate. Cherries were about cleaned up ' with only a few su.nll lots offered. Potatoes and dry onions were j steady. Country dressed meats nvt with I slightly better domund this mom-j Ing and the outlook is for better ; trade during the coming weik. ' Poultry prices were steady. Putter and eggs were. unchanged. THE MARK I'OIlTI.AN'l). Or., .Inly 30. M'i Jtocolpm Cattle, 141 r,; c.ilvea. ltd, lncluillnt; 148 cntllo unit "9 calvos direct or through. Steady. IIOC1S Itewlnts 1620, InoludlnK 'I4 direct or. throuKh. Mutchor classes. r,0r higher; slaUKhter and feeder pigs 2fi to TiOc higher. Heavy weight r-'!n.3r.O lhs.'"). medium to choice. S..ri0Ml.ri0; medium weight (20O-2.rill lha)i medium to choice., SlO.r.nwi;; light weight 1 1 fin - 2 oft His.), medium, to choice, J12.2r.ffT 12.75: light lights (130 I i.o lbs.), medium to choice $10.50 fit 12.25: packing sows, rough and smooth, S.:,0 a.f.0; slaughter pigs 180-130 His.), medium to choice SlOffM l.r.0: feeder and slocker ' pigs 1 7 0-1 311 lhs.), medium to ' choice 1 0 1 1. . i '. ' (Soft or oily hogs find roasting pigs excluded in above 'quotations.) Klli:KI' AND LAMBS Receipts 1480, including 796 direct or through. . Market nuotahly steady. I.ainlist 84 Ilia, down), good to choice, SI0.fSiQlS.3I; do. (02 lls. down), medium 5 Ti 10.7 : do. (all weights) cull to common, JS.iO ff !l.7."; yearling wethers (110 lbs. downl, medium to choice, f;.r,rifr !i; ewes 1120 lbs. down), medium to choice. J41i 5; do. (l2."-lfA lbs.) mi dium to choice, $3'!4.ri0: do. i (all weights), cull to common, 52 tf 3. The above class and grade quota tions do not in all cases represent actual rales. . In some Instances they present values at which It is believed such stock would sell If available. lroilur. lirTTHU Sioaily. Portland Pair y Kxrhanne net wholenale prlceH (cubes); Kxtrav, 4:i'jc: htanUanln, 44c; prime firstx, !3c; firsts, 42o. Creamery prices: print 3o over cube standard. KOOR Kteady. Portland Dairy IZxrhanKo (net batls): Kresh stand ard extras, 2Sc; freih Mandard firsts 27c; fresh medium extras. VTc; fresh medium firsts, Prices to retailers, lf3c over ex change irices. ' AIILK J?t eady. Haw milk (4f'c) S2.30 cwt. delivered Portland, leys 1 p r cent. Hutlerfat, station, 44c; track, 4 lie: delivered ut Portland, 4 7 4c. Wool, Steady. Knstrn Oregon' wools (f. o. b. country points,: Choice litfht shrinking fine, ;4 r. ff 37c b; heavier shrinking fine. 32 "ii 34c; crossbr-d wools, 36 40c lb. Valley: Medium, 4 2c lb; coarne. j 3Sfi 4Hr lb. PU'JniY Steady (alive . liens M-cr 4Slbs., Tic; A to 4 i lbs.. 20r; 3 to 4 lbs., let; 3 lbs. and under, lfip; sprinns and I'horns. 24c. POT ATOKS -Steady. Quotations on basis of mo-lh. nack. P.est nevv varieties, Jl.TiO'fi 1 .7 r : Desehutes Cfins. C S. No. 1, Sl.no; combina tion grades, Gdfi'HC, CASCAliA IIAItK Steady, 7c lb; Ort-Kon crape root, 1 fi 4c. HOPS If 27 crop. 207 21c lb; ir2S crop, 20c (contract); fiiKKh's, 20p. : Wheat PORTLAND. Ore.. July J. (JP) Wheat: Ills llend bluestem, hard white $1:S8; BOft white $1.26: western white $1.26: hard winter SI. 10: northern upring 91.18; west ern red $1.16. Oats No. 2-36 lb. white feed $:ir.uo. Hurler No. 2-43 lb. I). W. 14.5(1. Corn Xn. 2, eastern yellow, shipment $44; mlllrun-Maudnnl $14.00. Today's ear receipts: Wheat 184 213. flour L 27, corn 2-10, oat" hav 2-8. . Wall Street Report NEW YOltk. Juy 30. An upward price tendency cnirac teilled the opening of today's stork market. Chrysler and In ternational Nickel each advanced 1 points. ad Radio, Wright, ; LV, : Ft1 MCW -THAT MAGOtE VvOKJ'T(HON"iE.- I'LL. CO TO O.KTTVa AM . i li- , I v II ..Alt PILL. 1 CONiO 1 VI W-'K li ;vm A. A. 1, y j IMA hw Intl Fhimi Scrvw.. inc. C.ra.t Bnum tifWte mnwd. THE NEBBS The Sacrifice -?iaimtA 8oo CAM'T LAV MBS DESiGe TO liLACK AiiiierEO MO OMAM VET AKIO I AINJT (SOT MO Pl.AbUCE IKJ THE IDEA. HEi2 IJiKJi)) to uce mEAiJT COKJ.t, BECAOfeE VAJITMOOT Mi5S liLACK, MOVU VVJOULO iWC bCT pusucitv ? neral llectric ami Atchison advanced a point or New buying power was attracted will) the costs of this sale mii, ,he market by the fact that ; J'-'t tn r"'!"''!" . " ' 1 . . stocks had definitely broken out , of the July trading' area on the ! upside. M'he recent ease of rail' I ra t,u.,.-.. ,.nih ' .,i..mi. -I-., i,,i'., hii.i ish effect on sentiment. ' Muyiiig orders were distributed over..u brouil list, but were most effective in the merchandising. airnlane. drilc and nublic lllllitv; issues. Montgomery-Ward and At-j lnnlic refining moved into new I high ground. Wright Aero ran'I . . nn JU imintu und fnrtiss Johns' NOllfC Of ifCarlllSr. Manviile. Haslman Kodak, inter-1 nationai Xlckel,' International Tele-, phone and (leneral .Motors ex tended their .initial gains to .2 or more points' before .the end oiT'.ihe first, half hour. Aiiinricun, Siuelt ing was one, of tho fe.w soft -.spots. E RED' PLOTTERS CANTON, China, .Inly 30. M-rr Seventeen ' persons hnvf jhecn exe cuted In wha( the Kovrhment fic scribes an a new and extensive com munist pint for an tiprisin- The business community today feared u renewal of riots similar to those of December, 1927, und the early part of 1U2S. Government troops throughout KwaiiKtuni province were nuid to he In a sullen mood. Their ranks contain thousands of vomtnunistH who might be Involved In an up-' risinK. The announcement by trie kov ernment of the discovery of the plot came after weeks of tranquil ity during which the Kjvangsi pro vince group controlling the Canton government had succeeded in establishing order. One hundred and torty-nine communists. Includ ing nine girls were arrested. PORTLAND, Ore., .Inly 3(1. (IP) Jolip fnllahah, nttendant' at the llert pnrfte was'helil lip- and robbed of $60 In currency today by a youthful, well-dressed ban dit who displayed no weapon but kept hia rlKht hnnd in his coat pocket un though he carried a revolver there. falluhnn was looked in a wash room, he told officers, while thrt bandit rnnsacked the office cash reRister, removing the money. The attendant later released himself. Notice of Sheriff's Knlc. Ry virtue of nn attachment exe. cutlon duly issued out of and un der the seal of lb- fircuil I'ouit of the State of OreKon, In and for the County of Jai-kson, to me di rected and dated on the 2nd day of July, 1H2H, in n certain action therein, wherein Ml. Vernon Na tional Hank, a corporation, an plaintiff, recovered judgment acainst fleorce A. Morse, the de fendant, for the sum of $."2.rn,.aa, with Interest at ori Trom March 22, IH22, with costs and disburse ments taxed at t'-n and no-lliO ($10.00) ilollurs. which jndument was enrolled and docketed In the f lerk's office of said fourt in said founly on the 13th day of March, l:22. No''t is hereby plven that, pur KUant to the terms of said fieri, tlon. I will on the llih day of AuKust, l'.i?, at 10 o'clock n. m., at the front door of the fourt house In the flty of Medford. In JaQ;son County. Orecon. offer for sale and will Hell at public auclln A DRESSY BANDIT ROBS A GARAGE L 1 i I UP ON Tik cr rrfirPl F.i . ' ' Z. ITOU MttL't. ITslHb ' , 1 OIOKJT 3TEAL L3Wlc e,TAl5TEO.CO MV OUTV Aki IUMOCF.MT 7 , l - I y I ZZ. . ... .. -r. ,r- I '. I km qui i i . - for ,nsh to the highest bidder, to ..'tJ.l jutlgniem. iU"-ii" ' t',.I.f,'!lt' tho niil defendant (icorge A. Morse had on the 16lh day of July. 1!1S, or at any time tbereiirtel in illlil to tile following described properly, situated ill the I . Iw,;-' ckson. Stale of Oregon, j L()t lf, of )iioc; r.S of th Town ; I. (now City) of .Mcdford in Jackson i Coiinly, Oregon, lialed this 7lll day of July lll2S.i KAl.l'll (I. .IKNMXliS. Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon ! He ol.r.A K. ASDKUSilN, Deputy In the fMiiiuyt'oun .f Hie State of Oregon, for Jackson ounty. In the Matter of the Kstate of Abigail Ktpley Smith. Deceased. , Notice is hereby given thai the underwiwned bus filed his final in. count in th. above entitled mniter. and that by order of the -County! Court, made-' ami entered in said matter AiiKUt -0th. l!2S. ut ten oVIock in the furenoon, at the i County Court Huum In Mlfml. , (Oregon, has bo en set as the time and place or hearing uptn sain ; account and for entering a final decree In said matter, when and i where all parties Interested in thoj above matter may appear and ;hov j causp if any why said aecuunt should not be allowed and said de-j cree etilerert. (. C. McALMSTKIi. Administrator of the Kstate of Abigail Ulpley Rnilth, D c'ised. CLASSIFIED AOVCTrriSlNQ RATES RatM pir word for lint Initrtlon, 2a t M0h iuooM(tlno InMftlon, lo; minimum Indu your dt with For 8lt Foi Rdt, te., and oount thM wordi, w1l n uh Inltltl, Ulophono numlMr, ito., u vord. Cliwlflod idi ch In tdvanct and not takn over phone, unlM adverllair haa monthly account. No allowanoM (or ohana arrora. . nEI.P WANTEl: FF.MAM! WANTKl) f.irl to break In for vaudeville net, free lo travel. Dark hair, about 5 feet, weight 100 lbs., and of aite. Apply eve niiiK only nt SI4 K. Central, The tireat llulre 131 WANTKI) At once, two Klrlm must be neat. Apply In person. Franklin's fufe. 1-1" WANTKD Maid anil rook; aood WHKes. fall Mrs. Hnily, phone 072-K-3, eveninss. 1 .'! WANTED Experienced confec tionery girl at crowson'8. Apply at once and in person. lu2tf WANTED MIHfKMiAXEOUS WANTED Tn buy turn with eow. baby calf to i'hone li7-.l. i:il WANTED 2nd hand cooda und Junk. Pat's, 1506 Prune. Tel. 547-1.. 133 WANTED Shoo repnlrlnu; expert workmnnshlp. flrst-clasa mate rials. .Men's half-soles and heels $1.50; women's half-soles and heels $1.00 f. M. Kidd t'n. e.nr WANTED--l.lcycle repairing, lawn mowers, knives a n d shears sharpened. Repairing of all kinds. Work guaranteed. Star Cyolery, 114 .V. Front St. Phone 696. . 41tf WANTED-Lawn mowers tn sharp en: phonographs repaired: rub ber tires 'put on tricycles and baby biiKKies; general repairing and locksmlthlnit. full nii'l de liver. Medford Cycle & Repair Hhopf successor to Liberty Re pair Shop. ('has. Fisher, Prop, T' N. Fir SI. Phone 2i. r,tr WANTED WE BUT FOR CASH All Used Furniture and Stoves Call 605 W. A. KINN1T Furniture Eoum 815 Kant Main i-wJV r1 what a - 1J fiH ' Yf MwaLuovME i' ro cocomms ske. readers- I M(AT;A,cP-,uTnA If l I., Thl,e,,c,. J ' i. CORNEO BEF 1 M COiM'hONE COOK THI- CORNEO SEr AN' I Central Avi., upstairs. v .1 ' I. .! I. -' I 1 ni-3 1 "a nCTa , ' .. qq c- a-.- O.v c.ic V - .isq.t .m .r. I nr. S wW"Tif un r T f- CL. uAT-j ; 4, fSssStt as. 1 m DID vm ucoc-m KOUI) CAlt If you want your Ford car to earn you money and earn it fast, write Portland Spec-' lallv Sales Co.. McKay lildg.. Portland. 12V- WAXTTJ) SITUATIONS - i 'A.NTl:i) Position as liousekeep. er. Can give references. 1'iulie I 12111 West Kith ML i;iii - WANTI0I1 Mouseworlt, Ironing, sewing, mending, I'hone 134r-X or 034-X. 128 rOU IlKXT SHSCEMiAXKOl'S KOI! ltKNT I'aslure. Fuye er. I'hone 1 5- l-'-l 4, far 1.12 FOR RUNT Oarage, J3.U0 perl month. 325 .South Klvortilde Av. If FOH IIKNT rcuxisiiED ItOO.MS ROOM Plione diilo. "i0-., 700 H. Oali i a r KOK RKXT Pleasant room, moil ern. elose In, with hoard. 716 Kast Main. 30T,tf I''OIS HUNT Furnlnheil uleejilng room; also gural;tt. 325 So. Itiv ! erslile Ave. tf I FOR RKXT APAIITMUNTS POIl HUNT Furnished apt. K.iniKe. 22a No. ivy. with US FOIt IIKNT apartment, M' 2-room furnislli'd . 7 Hi Weleb St. 131 FOR KICNT Will have duplex apt. on Knsl Main St. vaennt Aim. 1st. Striellv modern. Apply A. Hales ut (Iroeetei-la. 1 SO Foil 11 10 NT P.eniitlful new apart menls. Just finished; has frlKid aire, hot water, steam beat, elee trie HtoviK. laundry. S. II. Hawk. 24 So. cirnpe si. I27lf FOR RUNT apartment, dale. lleslrahle 3-rnom Apply 618 K. Oak- iS4tr FOIt HUNT Purn. 2 and 3-rm. uptH., Kunige. 604 W. loth, tf FOR RiCNT Furnished 2-room apts: private bulb, electric ranite, hot und cold water. Phone 12. 2 1 tf FOR RENT Up-to-date furnished apartment and gnruxe. 822 H. Oakdale Ave. 72tf FOR REXT 1IOFKES for i:i- lionse. Small furnished Lincoln. 131 FOR RENT llinh-class new 4 room and bath duplex: close In; unfurnished, 524 N. iiartb'tl. 1 2 .-. t r FOR RENT 7 -mom furnlsheif house, 4 bedrooms; 113!! West Main. $32.50; waler paid. f. A. DeVoe, 523-.I-2. If FOR RENT Homes. Furnished or unfurnished, iirown & White. . 47tf Junk Wanted! Brass Copper Aluminum Storage Batteries We also Buy Rags, Tubes and Bottles All Kinds of Second Hand Furniture and Tools 27 N. Grape Phone 1062 GOT MO APPETll LVECVTUIWC. VOO ( CM THE OES. VAJMIH? VOO TMQCi OOSlMC I rFORTMKOWiN A i l am Atrfoirr-) iT-i p,f: 1 Tn rov.ini.irn voo J rooM s ...coj.cj ' .r .,..,.1 o . fKitn.'Q in ci.i.,i"rrAiniiir,Ki JI I .lii . 7 i r.i .twi'i w i, . IV V VTKII -Mm,i in .-III wood ..II l'"H SAI.K--.SVW. model II. Illlt ..- shares; close to ttnvn. 1'honc ;i;X'r Houselieeping riioiiis. ,l!.-,-.. 131 ; aa-l Apiile. ! V I.AOV lAtEWIJvJtWElS. RlWGO -NOO GOT THEM OACIC ;MOLtM wce A womaw rooon V.'MD 15 BLESSED UITVl K(jMtLM SIISCKl.l.AXIOOl'S I'lli; II I UK c.ood team to re: slide party. I'hoiic 4n.s-lt-;l. :pon 1 2!' K Al.SI l.l ININi; 2.r,i. per room; papeiliaiigiiig and painling. :134 w. ctii. 132 ' ; , . and save ; '.' - ' you money. llawley liansier, 01!) .N. itlvrside. I'hone 1 044-X. 139 Foil F.xninX(;n WANT TO I'.XCIIANf.K A Wur llizer nlever piano for laie nio.k-1 llrju ear. rlione li-l-'-"!. ,li- I 1L".I land. ni'SINKSS OIM'OKTL'.MTIUS lil'SINKSS OPPOllTfNITV A real business paylni; ;tr,(l per nionlll nil; kooiI lease. Kxiep lionaliy iiimiiI for one iiieehanle llllv llli llneil. Prlee relllieeil from fclilHHI In :cjimi for lllii'k Hale. See Charles A. Winn AKeney, I lie. -OR SALE OR E.Nf IIANCi: Ex cellent cafe, paying ti i. well established business. price. .- 1 Would consider .Meilrord Income property. See i 'buries A. Wing Altency, Inc.. exclusive UKi'llls. 1211 FOIt SALE Meal market; fino lo- ,..., I Limine, A wonderful opportunity for some- i one. Easy terms, see i iianes A. Wing Agency. Inc. I -f FOR SALE llP.AI. JiSTATE FOR SALIC I have several pieces of properly in the valley lor sale nt attracllve prices. Either cash or terms. Siune trades. Write me what you wnnl. P-ox lK. Mall Tribune. Is- FOlt SALE 3 acres good land, I 'j acres in fruli. '4 acre ber ries, balance alfalfa; 8-room bouse, electric light: chicken house. Price $21(10; SK.n cash, balance In easy Installments. See Charles A. Wing Ageney, Inc. I2!l Kl'MMER HOME SITE Choice acrjfigc, lots, on Rogue river, for pr.?il in- pleasure, outdoor prop erty Is mv specially. Prices and terms right. Hi E. Millard Co.. 4 10 E. Main. I 'hone H22. 133 'OR HALE inn acres level mod ern farm 'or dairy: excellent buildings anil eilllpluellt. Hood nlfulfa on 60 acres all In culti vation. Fine location near phoe nix. P.ai'galu nice only $:ill per acre. Eaf-y terms available. Earl Tiimv, 310 Llberlv IShlg. 1211 Kill! HALE A real orchard buy: 43 acres, 1 5 in pears, mostly liartb Its: 25 apples. X'ew'lowns and .lonntbans: rich soil, all un der waler: about 4 miles out. Price for ulllck action, $300 an acre. Including crop estimated at $5000. No incumbrances. Oood . terms offered, A real oppor- j I illill V. i). E. Millard Co.. 410 ! E. Main, Plum.. 022. 131 I FOR HALE 5 acres fronting Mil- lionalre road, unimproved, flue soil, laying nice with wonderful ! view: Irrigation water, liny ibis, ! $750; 3oo ilown. balance easy ! terms. D. K. Millard Co., 41a E. I Main. Phone 022. 120 j WHEN YOU think of real estate. see Drown i0 While. lf WANTED To Buy for Cash All Your SECOND-HAND rURNITTJRI Scott Woolf y l I I ."X LL S" KKA N K I'. (VViniKI.L. lawyer, DID MOT J'Vt..U- 'ODI2 WA'J - l'MITW VJPRt: KJOT )TlMGTMCW AlWT 'M THE DlMMU uoi)5E EIKJG A ti-ifv wEiic. srotrtj pcx.ice:masj whcuI VOO Lf.PT WOU'J PlJE WivE.S HOLLErt Knit SAI.K- -New. lunilci n. nntn lilitlleallv ll"l WMli'r-healeil blilg. to be built within i:.'. Icet of Ci lltral all. I titil St. S-'.e 2,r.x 1 00 II. It.tx S5s. .Me.Uoi'il. 131 IIOMK ISA l: : A IN I! rooms; 3 hod looms, both. 2 screen porches, gaiimc and woodshed: lot roixlto. tine soli and shade; assessments all paid; 3 blocks from Main anil Ulverslile. Price including range $IM; v.'iiill cash, balance S2f, month. 1). K. Millard Co., 41" K. Main. Phone ;i22. 1.13 A HXAI'- Von will llnve lo not; nulek. A new moilern -rooiu j lionie wllll all the luill-lii! anil, fireplaee, wlretl for eleetrioj rani;e. Harare. Tills lias hl'en liel.i for s:i:,iio ami Is ' wiirlh i everv eenl of II. 11 was eul to S'JNrol loduy; (.li',0 ilowll, tjulunco easv. II is i.lose In ami' nti(lhi pavement; fine loeallly:. all us M'Ssmenls palll. I''rellirll it At wooil, I,". Norlll Kir. FOR SALE Modern 4 - room bouse, two years old; close In; Cal-oKiv f iltc lawn, shade, paved street, .lust what you want for small family. Priced very low for quick sale. Property shown after ti p. in. or on Sunday. 335 N. Ivy SI. tf FOR SALE Large 5-room mod ern dwelling on West Tenth St., with shade trees und garage; properly has been occupied rts a private school and dwelling, In easily convertible Into 6 or 7- room house. Priced way below i actual value for ipilck kale. To- j tal price only $2750. Kmull cash I Payment will handle. See f url engwald at Holland Hotel Illdg. I or Hurl S. Tumy ut 310 Liberty Hldg. Mtf FOR SALE Summer home at I Kharfy Cove: new, modern, com plete. phono 231L 86tf FOR HALE House, large lot, onl"OR SALE North Ornnge. Ilonse under con- i now ripe. structlon. Now Is the lime to buv and have It finished li suit. Price Is rlghl. See tills property before you buv. Phone K32-W, or inii'jlre at 32 North Oral llOtf IMM5S AW1 PETS FOR SALE Screwlall lloslon bull dog; noile. I year old. 1017 W. Hull St. 131 FOR SALE Pointer pups, 5 inns, old. Tapers to register. Phone 3110-W. tf FOR KALE LIVESTOCK" FOR SALE l32 I'clin. miik goats. 13 5 FOR SA LI-: Dairy stock. 2 cows nnd 5 Jersey heifers. Inquire I lino West Main. 131 FOR SALE 2 F. Standi ff . A-1 fresh cows. Central Polnl. POLLOWINQ ADVERTISERS ARE Members Medford Realty Board ONE, TWO THREE AND GO! Uitin price on this Imldiiin, which will pnrulyze you if you linve it nervous system. A GENTLE SLOPE AND BUT LITTLE FROST AT ANY TIME. And the very bc.sl of pear soil. Water under Mod ford dilch system, with "Flood Water liiffht" paid up, reduc ing annual cost. This is one of our famous tracts, but, death intervened and owners are strangers to the possibilities of our pear orchards. Quick Ac tion is ubsoliitcly necessary. Hotel Naah Corner By SOL HESS Wma.T A IjACRltlCE FOU FLIMT TDt-IAKE. AFTElZ ALL Mli EFFOkiTu TO C-sO LTl2AlO.-tT OF THE IMPi2CO'jIOSJ THAT llli CAkJtDUTE.l2 IWHCtJITthD THIS TKAIT FCOM UlrO AKJO THAT IT IS wrj DOTW "TO i,HOOLDli2 Tk-lt. M1M ALL Tut; l2Eti'CiOSli3lU'M I'OU SAI.K Two Uco irilclis. good condition, just overhauled. Kino for fruit hauling work, cheap. 11)1 W. '.Hb SI. 130 KOlt SAI.K 1!)2C Kord truck. 1506 prune .St. 220 Kolt SAI.K Sludebaker coupo. At condition. Cheap for cash. Tel. 711. ifJ roil KALI? MIKCHIXANKOI'S Poll SAI.l: P.errlc Phone lll-K-12. anil Jule. 4-2 l-'llll SAI.l". llrnvensteln ellll ap ples, tiile box. fall T-K-l. 133 poll SAI.l'.' - I'luins le nlons. Phono :M . . .. liTCi-J. KOR SA f.E- Tillon apricots until . Aiir. I. Linn Orchard. Eagle PL FOR SALE About 200 kooiI grain sacks. Phone 235.' 2 2 li FOR SALE Xer-a-far; first-class idllloli, Ml. A real bargain for Monieoue. Phono 531-L. 1311 FOR SAI.I-: (iolden liantam corn for canning or drying, $1.25 tier sack; extra good corn and prac tically no worms. Oeo. Hartley, one mile ni.nh of Talent, Just across from the county farm. 131 FOR SALE f heap, umbrella tent, I tlx I II. fall 137 So. Ivy. I2!l : FOR SA LK Dressers, dishes, hose n, ,inlng table, chiilrH and fruit iIHs. I. II. Drew, llox 80, South pdflc Highway. 120 FOR SALE Wicker baby carriage. 1207 W. Main. 1211 Champion pouches Clias. H. (irn.v, near Rock Point bridge, Cold Hill. 13.1 , ' FOR SALE About 700 pounds .No. I 14 telephone wire. 3c per lb. I-., i W. Carlton, feiilral Polnl. 133 X-L DO-NI'TM nt any grocer. You don't know what u good dough nut is till you've lusted X-L. Locnl product. 130 'OR SALE Ilhicknerrles. 437-M. Call 12'J CHICKEN Dinners. Wagon, 7 5c. Covered 151 FOR HALE For sand nnd gravel, sediment and general teaming, phono D12-J. Sam'l lJuteman. tf FOR SA LIC I'sed sewing ma chines: nil makes, $' up; terms If desired. All makes rented nnd repaired. White Sewing Machine Co., 24 No. Bartletl. ttlf I Ami bo ready to jump quirk! Just for today wo enn offer a jinnr ornluirrl which Iiiih fnir crop liniturini? nnd on eighteen ncrrs llinrc Htninl nn fine n lot of Hnrllett trees ns (.'row iinywliere, in full liearjin. (Von included, we enn niiikc you a bur- HOMES PHONE 329 RO. BOX 934 .IACKSOX CO. APSTP ( T CO. AhMiarm of Title uml Til li lnitr arwe Tho n n I (- o in I c I r 'I if l SyMfin lit tliH k i.i ( otiniy. R. Ki:i.r,'ili; Abstractor of Titles, lit. 2, J'.nx 10'... Medfurd, (ut-gnn. ISfltablH Jai-kson I'l.un ty Absiractnr. Twonty-piglit years 'Mn-rit-iii'n :ind near fiiiy year In tht- cuuntv. sp'cint work onlv. tf !:lne Printer Till'; PI.UK PPI.VT SIKiP l om plete itlue I'rioi Servi, e. High I class work. S;tn Kiiinco-'i-o prices. ' Dnwnluwn oltice M.ll,,rd PoolC i tli-re 24 No Central. Phone DJ1-VV. Cltlropruiiio I'liyslcluns HP. K. W. HuKKMAN 'Jlilro. Ii-il. li. Nerve Specialist, til flea noiir ;i lo 12; 2 to 5. 2n:l-2n4 Libert v I'.blg. Oltice plione 6 HO; ties, phone 7'J0-II. I mil radon. It. I. BTUAKT . .'t.NS oeneral Oontrumora, Inoiu.-.n b a s e niuntb, ditches, 11 k.nds of: cement and concrtte work. it. 1. Stuart, 17 Apple, phonp 843; Olll.ert Stuart, 17 Rons Court, phone 966-M, Miles Stuart, 60H s. Newtown, phone 8Mb tf- ltM'rt Accniliitaill WILSON AUOITINO CO. 13. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given to anything in ocrotintltifc "nS Income Tux Requirement!!, liok Into our slnipllfled accounting melhoil. Liberty Hldg., Medtord, Phone 157-R. Flnnnrlnl VK l.KNI) MONKY to worthy lieople to pny their honest delils. l'neifle Coast Credit Association, 423 Medtord Wdg., Medford Ore. lrelght TrnnsiKirtntlon LONO D1STANCK HAULING Medford - Klamath truck line. Daily service. Bonded carrier tSpoclul rates on load !ols. Auto feeiont terminui. xb a. nr. io;ia. CALL Portland-Medford Truck Una Mr through or inierineoiai point service, slxteen-hour ser vice to and from Portland. Phona til 9, Medfurd. Auto freight ter mlnal nt 36 H. Fir. Medfurd. Insurance FRANK H. TOHREY (Jonerat Insurance, surety bonds, mort gages, loans, 5 Mi und li per cent, Expert Insurance Service, 121 East Sixth St.. ut Central Av Phono 1234. EARI, S. TL'MY All forms of lis, siirauce. Fire, Auto. Life, Accl dent. Honda. Plione 402. 301 Liberty llldK. Iinns nn flonics LOANS on homes now millt 04 under construction. Eight per. cent nnd no slock, tn curry. Re4 service. Monthly tiyments. Hillllster Agency, Inc., 105 W. Maln. Tel 1230. Money to lioan MONEY TO LTND To worthy people to pay their honest debts. Be. tirltles of nil kinds accepted. Jennings Loan office, 5 s. Front. Monuments THE OIU'KION ISRANITE CO.-i Monuments. E. A. Hicks. Ocre eral Manager; P. M. Kershaw, Hnles Miinuger. 302 N Front St., Medford. PniiilliiK ami l'niiorhniiKliig II. MARX, General Palntinn Con. triLctor, tintine, paperhunoiniA carpentering, repairing. Phona 178-J. Res. 67 Summit. C. 8. I1ERTELHON Painting Core tractor. Painting, Interior dec. orating, tinting. For estimate phnHu Res. 1007-J,' or 120-R, Lamport's Hardware Store. Printers nnil publishers MEDFORD PR1NTINO CO. Ha the best equipped printing of flea In riouthern Oregon. Bookbind ing, loose leaf ledgers, bllllnl systems, etc. Portland prices. 21 N. Fir Ht. nnillo nepnlrlng RADIO UEPAIH1N11 The MllnlO llox, 4112 East Main St., Phone 4:13, has an expert radio teoh Irlclan from the factory. We make a specialty of expert repair work and unurnntee it. Special consideration to dealers. Transfer EAD8 TRANSFER 8TOHAOH co orfice tn N. Fir St. Phone ills. Prlcea right. Ser vice Btmranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER & STOHAOM Service guaranteed, 20 8, Grape St. Phono C44, or residence 106D. PIERCE TRUCKING CO. LonV dlBtanee hauling. Trips weekly to San FrnnclBco, Furniture moving a upeclalty. Phone 43" 11-2. I'pholstcrlllB j WEIS Upholstery, Manufac turer of overstuffed furniture. Full line of materials. Draper ies made to order. We do all kinds of uphi-lsterlnR. We de liver nnd will call and show dumpies. Phone 202. Ja'f.n.V-li!? Window Cleaning LET tlEOUOE DO IT ,""" cleaning, floor woxlng, Jll aorvlce. Geo. A. Seely, Pnoti (01-J or 1173. .