Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 21, 1928, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textmrnar. i pxgte mm- PFiBS-SFII'HIRH ! BRINGING UP FATHER By George McMamii FOR BALE MlhOJCLIiANEOCB FOU NAM: I-'onison tractor, pat em hitch and pulley, Julin Deere 12-in. orchard plow, nil In good shape. John A. Anderson, Cen tral Point. 151 ! L.III1V VULU IliVIII ii $2.50 PER BOX FOli SAI.K Girls bieyele, $10. t'liiffuiictte, unpainted. Two used electric irons. IT So. Newton. liifi rr (NrEBFOET) XCttfJ "TRIBTTSTS," "'MEPFORty ' TOffiHQy. ' TFESTOT- 5VTTGTTST 2T,--1928: i I EXPECT THE CARPEMTERTO-DAT-- USW ( WELU-THl fl tS f 'T-b A. GOOD J THE.M-SO I'M COIMQTO LOCK H L- 1 - W WE'LL LEAVE 1 Sk V WL ,S ' ' 1 qOD ' Gil CaRRVN'a ' . OOT'blDE. UMTIL fl 1 f - 33!-V , ' nD , ,nnco - VOIiTi.AXJ). Ore.. Auk. H-rriJ?) Dullness prevailed on local whole., sale fruit and vcRc-mMe- markets here ind;iy and prices wore a trifle Irregular on some commodities. reaches were ware, the hulk of offering heiiiK Oi-eson Crnwfords KoiriK at !MifiM.tc per box. Klhertns were offered only in small lots, shipments from the Yakima, dis trict siill being Unlit. Dealers look for larger receipts from that (pinr-tti- later in the week. fears were plentiful and sold at a wide ratine of prices depending mi ciualiiy. Jiest Uarlletts went at sl'.'iO per hox while faced and filled variot ics ransod downward 'ijji si.. "HI. '' Ulaekbefrics and huckleberries comprised the hulk of offerings in thai division. Blackberries went mostly around SI .Oft per crate, huckleberries from 1 Tie to UOe per pound. Alicante grapes, tlie first of the season which arrived yesterday, , wer selling at H.2't per lug of 24 to 2i pounds, Ol her varieties of K rapes were ste:!o"y. TomaUtes were in nversupply and cheaper at 1 "i fr 7 ."k per . box. Hubbard situisli was offered in fairly liberal amount and fetched ll'-jc per pound. Summer snuash war cheaper at 2(c per pound. I 'ii in pk ins were beginning to show In small quantities and went to the trade at 2'jc. per pound. Tlie qiialhy was fairly good. Cabbage, lettuce, and cnitWIower were about steady, the former hrhiKiug 2 14 c to :tc per pound and tlie latter about Sl.'dl per crate. Local dry pack lettuce sold at .$l.fiiff -'.00. Vellow corn was cheaper at $l.r.t) per sack of six dozen ears. A new car of sweet potatoes was e-cp-'ctt-d to arrive ubour. noon ami Were quoted to sell at ii ! it e per pound. Ordinary potatoes were steady in price and movement was light. Country dressed meats were steady and unchanged although veal was scarce and firm at .22c. Mugs moved out well lull supplies wen; ample to meet demand. Lambs were inclined to drag. Poultry prices were likewise un changed but no accumulation of stock was noticeable. JHitter -and egg values were firm but not quolubly changed from yesterday's figures. . THE MARKETS j Livestock. POBTr.AXlJ. ore., Aug. 21. (P) Cuttle . ;iuul .calves; Receipts, 2Ti; steers and heifers strong to 2Tc higher. Other classes steady to firm " Steers (1 1 00-1 300 lbs.). . ,. . . good. $ I .7rtf 12.R0: ( !i".y-l 100 . . - lbs.). good, $12.00(1.50; S0o t ' SAIKM, Ore, Aug. UP) W. bs. and up, niedium.s, n.00fi. jc,. Allen, district manager of Hunt 3 !.;:: common, sll.fiiei 1 I.IMl; Ik-U-( Brothers string of northwest can i rs (Sr.O lls. down), go'od, $10.00: norits, may have discovered the r'l'lO.iTi; common to medium. S . 7 r J progeny of the strangest wedding fi 1(1.00; cows, good, $S.7fi tft ((.SO. j ii i-ecord. tirowlug In the brush HOCS Xo receipts., Slaughter classes strong to 2 Tic higher. Heavy weight (2r0-3'(i lbs.), medium to choice. $in.iiOfii 13.0(1; m e d i u m weight C!0n-2iiU lbs.) medium to choice. ?1 l.r.0i 13.iri; light weight (Hi0-200 lbs,) medium to choice, $1.1.2 5S U.r.O; light lights ( I30 ItiO lbs.) medium to choice, $li.iia (u -13.25. Sll EEP A X D LA.M BS Steady. ipls 1 034. all billed tit roughs Produce. POBTLAXD. Ore., Aug. 21. () Wholesale prices. Butler, eggs, milk, poultry, po tatoes, wool, nu is, hay, cascara bark and hops Steady. OXIOXS Firm to 1 5n higher. Walla Walla yellow globes, $1.75 f' 2.00, Port land Wheat. POBT1.TND. Ore., Aug. 21. fPf Wheat : Rig Bend bluesteni. hard white, $1.2C; soft white.! ?1.0fl; western white, $1.00: hard' v imer. ? 1 .o: northern spring. $l.oV,; western red. $1.05. : Oats. No. 2. .18-11). white. $32.50.! Today s car receipts Wheat, 4 flohr, 5; hay, 2. Sail I-Vaiu'lsca Halter. KA.V FISA.VISro. Al.B. 21. Ml llnttri-liit. f. o. I)., Sim Finn-I .ixrn. 88 '.i S3 He. Wall Street Report XRW YORK, Aug. 21. W The stock market gave an im- pfessive demonstration' of strength today as pool operations were re- i nmcd on a broad scale in a wide assortment of rails and specialties, j Nearly two score issues were ele-' v ., .a t-, no,,, hi.'ii h.voi fn.- thP-1 yoar or longer on gains ranging it.ni I to it points. Trading phowed a marked expansion in volume. Prospects Tf h6nvy crop move ments this fall stimulated buying 4.f the railroad shares. Texas and Pacific. St. Paul preferred and St. Louis Southwestern all reached new hich ground, the first named climbing 7 points. Fere Marquette jumped 5 points. Somo stocks encountered profit WANTED VTE BUY FOB CASH All Used Furniture and Stoves Call 605 wVA. KINN1T Furniture House 815 East Main V ; C'f, I MARRIED TO A I thr?PaTr V? 6 CZ W$f&&& ?, FC.U KAI.K-A ni.- Jc-soy bull :," A It WARDEN- J . -. ..J'l? U DONE- - r T- ? r X6SiW4 i) DA- ) ! ,:M. i- i.timn.. ::..) si.- M 2 9 tty -J I i-sc i,, ,, sr &&:L 1 I i nvonu... IHt JNtistsS So Mear and Yet So far By SUL Htib I T f &UV PLIWT IS "?T' WEIL 1. DOUT VJKJOVU OUST XSj BAlW AM V TII4ED I WE L3EEW WALKING. Vv ij;!''. 1 I IN TMIS TOWNJ , ME MUST p WOW I OM& 1 CAM 5TAMO P ' AROUMO ALL THIS HOT OAV AMD NV FEET I I" ! t-1 , We LOOKED EVEW Jmtg IrwAreEErM feW THEW MAO TMG VJOR3T OPTMEOOB-l .j; ' , '; . ' !; HAG SPEMT ah T VtSS- I WN6.THBeE 15 MOWIMS P M ' V COua mLLA5LEEP IM A BED Of S: , i THE LAST All(mv, ! lWALl IKJr N THIS UFE TMAT APPEALS 'I II . V ROCKS llsl A BOILER FACTOR i TWO DAVs T"' ! C. pytlit. int. by The Bfll Syodicaig.V Trad Mark KcgU! CU. - J ' taking in the Final hour, while others pushed forward. Ameri can fan came down 2 points from its early hiprh and MontRoniery Ward and Radio :i. Adams Kx press jumped 10 points and I'urity P.aliincr, pfd., 7. while advances of :i to ii points were made by American international. Best & Co.. Johns Alanvillc and Tobacco Products "A." The closing was strong. Total sales approximated I'. HOO.OOO. MISS CHERRY TREE in a hidden spot on his farm, lie found a seedling tree and the fruit savants of this fruit center are debating as to the ancestry of the fruit produced. To every appear ance the parents uf the child were' Mr, Plum and Miss Boyal Anne Cherry. The little fellows are slightly larger than the fullest grown Royal Anne cherry, and as they ripen develop the flush of cherry red on their cheeks. lit shape and appearance they have the cherry effect, hut when eaten there is no doubt as to the plum blood that courses through their veins. Some fruit experts say they I can taste a distinct cherry flavor in them, and It is difficult to de , termine by a look w hether the pit j is a cherry pit or a plum pit. So mo fruit men say that plums and t cherries will engage In no marital ! ventures together. But the child iremains to confront them. l.fv.t M.'irioe ItcliiPit. 'A NAM A, Aug. 21. (P A Fnlted .States army reconnaissance party, headed by Lieut, fieorge S. Realty and five enlisted men. which it was feared, hail become lost In the jungles, has arrived safely at Porto Rello. ! Hy ,,,,,'n,. sl onKnox flTV.Oi-n. Anir 21.- (jej Llo. 0wt.ni )0i sim nf Mr .!r. Josh Ownn, of Jlo.'ivcr t.'i'cck dled late yesterday on the way to a hospital as the result of a gunshot wound. Unyd and Robert Kaples, 1 fi, were hunting so,quirrels when ihe latter sat down to load the rifle, and it was accidentally discharged. I . TT, y ""? IJlniself OREGON t ITJ , Ore.. Aug. 21. WhPn menil.ern of his family Inokert for him yesterday after- noon tnn-v fniII" Kn,nk Krause, hanging from a limb of tree about a mile from home fn the CLASSIFIED ADVEimWN RATES Ratas per word tor first Insertion, 20) , itth auooMdlne Intartlon, loj mlilmurn ; 25c. tndax your adi with For Sala. For Rant, ato., and count thai words, as wall . u aach Initial, talaphona numbar, tto aa j I word. j Classified da cash In advano and rot i takan ovar phsna, unless advertiser haa i monthly account. No allowances for phena j ron. Oregon Winter Blue Grass (Poa Bulbosa) 99 Pure Elinor Hanley Bush 826 E. Main Phone 902 MEDFORD Nappy Valley section. He had been missing since early morning. Ill health was believed the cause of his act. TTFXT WANTED MATilS WANTKD Voting man for work, in local stor while taking . busi- , ncss course. Mcdfnrd ISusiness College. (iWN. l&T . I WAXTEE ansCEXiljANEOUS WAXTICD Board for hoy, seven. ! where working mother m a y j share room. Writ Box 10. Mail I Tribune. !- CHIBDUEX CABED for j or day. Phone (i-F-2: by hour J 5 1' t ; BJBVCBE WAXTED Must be In A-l shape and a bargain. Write box 15 Mull Tribune. Give price V In Inline nv nCI'm- will Tint ho POI1- sidered. . 1 52 WAXTED Small furnished or apartment for about 3 Boom 402, Medford house A-eeks. Wotel. 152 LOXE WOMAN would care for children or old lady. Inquire 112 Columbus Ave., between W. 4th nnd Main. 151 WANTKD S.100 for 2 months, Kuoti stHTiiriiy. jox ti, .Mini WANTED Houses wanted for rent; furnished nnd unfurnished. List your rental prvporly; 3 days rental pays tho auent's commis sion and we pive real rental service. See AM-s. Kyle. Williams Warnoek, 44 X. Jiivcrsido Ave. Phono 1202. 142lf WAXTICD 2nd hand Goods junk. Pat's, 1506 Pruno. B47-L. and Tel. 104 VANTKD--licycle repalrlnK, lawn mowers, knives a n d shears sharpened. Uepairing of all kinds. Work guaranteed. Star Cyclery, 111 X. Front St. Phone 6!Hi. 41tf WANTED-Lawn mowers to sharp en: phonographs repaired; ' rub ber tires put on tricycles and baby buggies; general repairing and locksmithlng. Call and de liver. Medford Cycle & ltopalr Bhopf successor to Liberty Re pair Shop. Chas.' Fisher, Prop. I" N. Fir St. Phone 201. intf FOU HF.NT APARTMENTS FOIt WON'T Several desirable ' apartments. Hotel Grand, l.'.ii IFOU IlKXT Meautlful new 3 nnd 4 -room npts., hardwood floors. steam heat, hot water, frigid -nires, tile sinks, garages; finest npts. In .Medford. Inquire ft 03 H. Holly Ht. 47tf FOR RENT Furnished 2-room ants; , private bath, electric rnnge, hot and cold water. Phone 1 2. 21tf Road Oil Cleaning Car Washing . Eardie System Wo use special chemicals for mad oil. Will not in jure finest finish. No steam used. Best equip ment in city. Expert Polishing nnd Re finishing. Vacuum Clean ing. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, Inc. 101 8. Riverside Phone 18 IIKLP WAXTF.I) riMAMS FOR ItKN'T IXftMSIIED FOR SAT j ft nOSllS POIt SAf.R It.Sri'riT.AXFOrS . i , . . . . . wvwu I . , WAXTK13 Competent woman for general housework, in country. All electrical appliances. Do re in lis, 132-W. JT4 AXTi:i Experienced house keeper in refined gentleman's home. Address Mail Tribune, box 4. 1 5IMI" WAXTKO- Woman for light gen eral housework, ramilyol three. Inquire 40 Med ford Hotel. 1U2 i - WANTED Middle aged woman 1 for housekeeper. Ladv living alone. Write box lit."!, Mall Tri I bune. " l WAXTKD SITUATIONS WANTED Dressmaking. Ph. 1 274. 1S1 MAX AND WIFE want' steady em ployment. Will go anywhere if wages satisfactory, Phone' 1420. HIT Kenwood. 153 ,,. , ,,,, f AN ' l-n Housework; flno laun- dry. Phono J345-X, FOR Ri-;VT HOUSES FOB BENT New 5-room bunga- low: hardwood floors electric range. 2nd. Inquire I'll' i.fjii PI.'V'I' I Urn shed innilcrn tiiiiii... i iiii-Ku rooms, siofinni; lior'h. Jnnuiro 212. Ho. rt"' 1 fll FOR RKNT Kast side home. 302 Crater Lalte Ave.. 7 rooms, Sao. Call owner. Phono 1MII or 1322. Mlitf FOU IlKXT H2S Court St.. (iJ room house, newlv painled and refinlshed. mil owner. I I'lmne I 14ft or 1322. I4fitfl FOR RENT Homes. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown &UhItn. 47tf FOU nFAT MISCRLLAVKOUS FOR IlKXT I'.achelor apartment. 445 K. Front. 2 IS IlKKT TIOMH8 CON VA LKKCKXT AND R K S T JI O M K, facing Llthla Unrk. Ashland. Ore. Delightful rli fliate nnd surroundings for in valids nnd old people. 13ftif FOR EXCIMXBE TO TRA DK 1 Ii 2 3 Dodge touring ear in first class shape, for wood milk cows, fi-efdi or coming fresh. .1. H. Williams, at Koeginiller & Williams ranch, near Antioeh school, or iMl.lresR Central Point, j lit ' ,r IjOST LOST Lady In automobile who picked up porlalde phonograph nnd records at the intersection of I llh find Oniniio earlv Mon day mornlnR will please leave pr operty in Hi her of the en trances of the Palmer Music House and no questions will be nsked. j I.OKT-Xear Kfns hlfihwnv. police pup. female. pe; six 'toes fin hind feet, p. ft. -nx f!7.H 1','' Junk Wanted! Brass Copper 'Aluminum Storage Batteries We also Buy Rags, Tubes and Bottles All Kinds of Second Hand Furniture and Tools Medford Bargain House 27 N, Grape Phone 1062, roi; liKXT in. Phone l-'Olt ltlOXT Furnished rooms, bath, private entrance, walking distance, gentlemen only. -43 X. Holly. ' l.M ! FOB UK XT Sleeping j in. for lady. 1 2 I X. room, close B CS1 X F.SS O I PORTUNTTI 128 FOB SALE Neat lunch counter, good location; good business: right party can make big money. Interests at Klamath Falls de mand my thne.- Tom 1 laydeii, 375 S. From. I 51 FOR SALE Service station ' ind : store. 1 acre tillable ground miles from Crams Pass on Bed-) wood highway. B. J I. Buy ton. B. F. D. 2. I 5!) FOR SALE OR TRADE Allto camp, 10 acres on highway, R. R. and river: filling station, store, cabins. .Inquire 2 10 So, River side. 105 FOR SAIjR POUITRY roit hai.k i.ikIu fMickons. Cow, 1'i-osh licr SIIS K. !K!i. lti'jih.'inia ill Di'ln- i;i2 vnn aii.' n.in.vi.a .....i. i l..vln.. lions. Call 34 l-.l-l. O. I'.ir -- - FOR SAIjIO AtrroMOIIIMCS FOR KALK Uodge. 1!I2.".. 7-eoat dueo, perfect shape Will tali' in small ear, i'hone fiJ(2-V. FOR KALK Ktudfbnker eoupe In A I condition. Will excliangi- fnr wood. Valb-y Fiu-1 Co., riinm- 7t;. KOlt KALK 1117 Ktmlehatter Ve lorhi -l-piissenur-r eoupe, pi'lM'eet eondilion. i2 K. Kir SI. J'lmne JP.S-K. I .M KOUD TIEIVK Overhnnlefl. er, balloon liren, I In l rnck, !rit Uak'itn at Hamilton. start -$ I .Ml. l ri KOIl KALK 11124 f'hevi'oe tllielt Willi lare hed, l'ric(. rhf;ii if taken al onee. Armstroiiu; Mo tors, Ine. Phone IS. tf FOIt SATJC Tt PJAIj KSTATIC KOU KALi; Aei'entie with mod -trn S-rootn houHe; reas'inahie. Meyond K e h o i e u ( ireenlmiise. Louis A'lmont. 1 ;VI Knit KALK OH TIIADK or, fnr smn II :nTe:iM'. (hiiry rnnrh, eiiiipic Hy own-Mi-aeiv 1. iwar rn (lor-Ma-U's I r. l "''. I-hIIh . Ore. 'Ion, .Mi-nill Hi., c;ilf 'anh Kin KOU HA LK OK TIIADK 1' neres Klamath county: Hll Irrlati'd; Kood alfalfa or potato land; hal nnee p-nod rnln land. A. K. Me Coy, Merrill, ore. KM WtlKN YOU think or real estate, see Hrown White. tf FOU KAMV-nOMKS KOU KA LK 7-rooni bouse lots by owner. -11117 So. and I ll.illv 1 5'! KOH KALI-; fi-nioin house on east ! side; be;i,iiiful lauji. In rye bt. good soil, uarage; everything' modern. Priced to s'U. JmnifiM :i2 S. orange or Phono :(.:-W.' 1 431 r FOR KALK Summer homfl at Shady Cov: new. modern, com- plete. I'honn 231 . Hfitf WANTED To Buy for Cask All Your SECOND-HAND FURNITURE Scott Woolf Foil SALE Two h.ts with 7 -room plastered house, woodshed, fruit : house and garage: I block from .Main St. in Central Point. Bar gain for cash. See IVderson, care C. O. P. Co., Mcdt'otd. l;"if l FOB SAUE- Main St., I Campbell. -My homo at X(M Fast . it a bargain. Wm. J'. , K.lUf 'FOR S. BE--Suhurban home, small acreage on highway, close in. near school. ill sacriltco lor quick sale. Phone 4 53-L. 1 52 FOR SALE By owner: Modern 4 room furnished house, cement . foundation, shade trees. 1"2I West Eleventh St, 1 55 SAl.l' Now !t-rooni liotiso; 7 ' i 4-rni. iiluirtmont unstiiirs, f mis, ilown; sniiill ciihin in liiiok. An inooino properly; will pny for llsolf. Sniiill down liiiymonl. 1ml iinoe liki! ronl. I'lic'u $3li(MI. IlivniT, lli-i H. Lincoln. KOlt SAI.10 rioiul litllo' homo, inoilerii, sinni- furnituro ami fruit. Tonus. Firs! honso from Knst Main on ilarnohui-K roml. ownoiv l.'ol' AH'ST KIOLL at once lare 'l-rooin house; sleepinir porch: rompleic ly virel for electricity; ItL-auli-ful corner lot on Vancniivcr Ave. shade aixl fruit Irees; Imrain at S J7.'i: small payment lnvu, lialanco like i-enl. Owner. 1 H(7 K. Main. 1'hone lll'J-L. Milll' KOU HAI.K OH KK.NT A brand; new ri-roinn house, corner Paini nnd i:o-;e. Small payment down. ' balance lilUe renl. Call owner. Phone I I Pt or :i22. I tt.tf 1 KOlt KALK House, larno lot, on North Ornni;e. House under con struction. Now Is ihe tlmo to buy nnd have it finished t: suit. Prim Is I'iKht. See this properly befor you buy. l'hone jcd'-W, or inquire at 32 North Oran-" Ilfitf KOU KALI-: fi - room modern home; SlOOfi cash or trade, bal-, nncc like rent. Woods Lumber Co. tf KOlt KAL13 llouso and 3 lots on highway in Ilerrydalo district, near mill. Clood fur residence or biisiii'-ss locution. Phone HiNW or call 32 X, Orange. JSItf FOtft KALK Larf! O-room mod ern dwelling on West Tenth St., with shade trees and RaraKO. property haa been occupied us n private sehool nnd dwelling, lfl enslly convert Iblo into 6 or 7 room house. Priced way below Actual value for quick sale. To tal prion oidy $7f0. Small rash payment will ha rid In. See Carl TeiiKwnld at Holland Hotel HldR. or Karl H. Tumy at 310 Liberty HMi'. fnif FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS ARE Members Medford Realty Board There Is No Law Against Being a D Fool Why Let Your Chances Pass You By? An orchard or a cow ranch loday In thf! Hafest investment in the hi; lory of Oregon. Where, tlm two are combined In one, It means the ulti mate. Our service; urn nl your disposal to procure, the best and to W. it nt the lowest, price. That Is why our Ion:; experiencn In iho valley makes you tho beneficiary. Why not 1 m-nsihle? FOli SAl-K Malioganv desk and ehair. I'lume mifi-J-;. ir.l ! FOR SALE Almost new light weight Vaughn drag saw. Call lis North Peach St.. alter six o'clock. FOR SABE-Salsuina plums. Crav enstcin apples. Baglcy Orchard. Talent, Ore. 1 -r I FOR PAMi-OiK1 .Martin. saxophone, halt' price. Jennings Loan Of fice, 5 So. Front, 153 I.YIIJ MA 1 .1-1 at a saorifioo: I'.ollllt ful plaun liolonniiiK to nu oast-j i-i'ii inaniifaoturor; 1 1) p o r nioiith will hainllo. 225 youlli Oakilnle. 1S2 Kill: KA 1 .10 I'oaolios. not irrlmit oil. Carney Orohard. I'.laekwoll hill, luilrain-o from hlnliway lio- Iw i Central Point ami Cold 11)11, I'.liuo. Iioxes. ir.3 KIM: HAI.K liosl cow, rnlildt or horse liny: Imlod or loose. I'lli'i' liiiht. Will deliver any numbor of hales or lull toads of loose. X. 1!. Xewi'oin Ii, lloss l.ane. Tel. fell-l.. MSlf KOU KALi: Waleim. 'Ions, 2r 1 CnntclmipcH 2'ir tnv.. . K. 'a p'-nier niirli, Jiicksnnvillo ro'f Kill: KALI-: Klherla peaches Linn Oicharil, Kaulc Point. I' 111-: SOLI) at once,-furnituro ' ii-rooni Imne, ineliidioi; new clrlc railHC 10r No. Oakdale. ol! SA LK Second -hum) brick, lumber, doors, windows. S. Chil ders. -Hit Arcadia Court. U2 l-'oti SALI-: One innliirhnat niolor. lOviniaide, new. half pric. Jen nings Loan office, ;( So. Ki'ont. I :,2 j ( Koi: lar SA LK Two claims cn iT.vini; e bndy ciniu-biir ire. assay- 2 pio-cent; fissure vein. Call !;Mi Peally SI. after -LJIO p. m. tf Kfli KALK Kxtra fino Knrly Crnwfoi-d peaches, He per lb; 2 miles east of Ashland; fi mile south MeNvh'W school. AVMIIams and Marl in. Tel. Hi-V-22, Ash laml. I r,:i CHICK ION Dinners. Covered I r, i W'a'on, ' KOU SA LK For sanil and era vol, sediment ami general teaming, phone HI2-.I. Sam'l JSateman. if FO II SA LK Ksed sewing ma chines: all makes, $5 up; terms if desired. A II makes rented nnd repaired. White Sewing Ma.hlno Co., 21 No. Ilnrlleit. HIM Fiiiiro nul Hie reason yourself. Annlhoj nf thoso orchards: wo liiivo advised you to pur chase, has moved lo a local man who works lor his living, and it Is rumored he is backed In his invesi meiiis by a local l apialisl. The pun iuiser ha:; hi bread liutlered for life. It inji-'lit, j'lKt as well have been you. HOMES PHONE 329 PO. BOX 934 Hotel Nih Corner JACKSON" CO. A11ST11 ACT CO. Abstracts of Title mid Title Insur ance Tho only co m p lc t o Til la System lit Jack son County. A. R. KKF.LOOO Abstractor of Titles. lit. 2, l!ox 10',i. Medford, Oregon. Keliabhi Jackson Coun ty Abstractor. Twenty-eight yeur experience nnd near forty yearn in the county. Special work only. it FAUP.rcr.L, Lawyer, Theater, iJIdg., Aled- t liters THE IlLUrc riUNT SHOP Com plete Illuo Print Service. High class work, pan Francisco priccH. Downtown otflce, Med ford Book Store, J4 No. Central. Phon ('hlropraeile, rrtymclanji lilt. K. W. J lor KM AN ChJro praetlo Nerve Speciuliift. Of flea hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6. 203-204 Uberty BUlp. Office phone SSO; lies, phone 790-H. Contractors U. I. BTUAUT & SONS CI en era! Contractors, Including l a ho meiHH. ditches, all kinds of cement ami concrete work. R. I. Stuart, 217 Apple, phone 643; Gilbert Htunrt, 17 ltosn Court, phono U6C-M; Miles Stuart, 60S S. Newtown, phono 850. tf- Fx pert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wilson, c P. A. Attention given to anything in accounting and Income Tax RenuiremontH. Look: Into our simplified accounting method. Liberty Bldg., Medford, Phono lBt-K. Financial WE ,I5NJJ MONLOr to -worth people to iitiy tneir notiosc aeui Puoifio Const Credit Association. 423 ileiltord lildB., Modfori Ore. . Prclnllt Trlinspoltiltlon I.ONO D1HTANCB HAIIMNO - Medford - Klamath truelc linn. Dally service. Jlonded carrier Kpceial rateB on load lots. Aut frelBht terminal, 38 8. Fir, Tel, 1033. G A U it Portland-Metlford Trunk lii no for ihrouKh or InternrtdluU point service. Slxteen-hour bit vii-o to and from Portland. Phone BUD, Medford. Auto freight ter mln.il nt ,1G S. Fir, Medford. tnsur.meo t'KANK H. TOUKKY General Insurance, wurety hondn, morh Kanes, loans. r nnd G per cent Kxpert Insurance Service. 121 Kast Sixth St., at Central Av$ Phono 22. KAKL S. TUMY Hiinmce. Kilo dent, KondH. Libeily lildp. Alt forms of In Auto, Life, Aceh phone 41)1!. 30) Loans fin IIonu'H JtOANH on homes now built o under const ruction. KfKht Pr cent and no stock to carry. He: service. Monthly payments. Jianisler A;ency, lne., 105 W Main. Te U':tO. i Money to T.imn AION'KY TO LKND To worthy people to pay their honest debts. Securities of all kinds accepted, JennhiKs Loan Office, 5 a. Front Mnmimrntfl TIIM )l:i:c.().N' OHAN1T10 CO.-l Jloiiuini'Mls. k. A. llkk.H, (Icm i'i:t .M:m:if:or: V. M.' ICcrttlmw, Biili-ii MiillMKur. ,302 N. Froirt SI.. .Mcillonl. 1'n Inl mid I'niioiliiuiKliis II. MAKX, Oncrnl I'nintliiff Con trtu lor, lltitin. inH'ilumKinK,) c:iri('Ilt'l'lnK, rcpiilrlii. I'hulll I7S-.J. Iti'H, Tt7 Sunnnit. I -i 1 1 1 1 i ih nnd I'lilillshcm MKUKCiltl) I'KINTINd CO. Hu th.' bt-st piiii!iH-tl prlnttnir offlnt In Smillii'in On-Knti. Ilixikhlnd I urt. )n W-.ir l.'.lpi'r.i. lillllti BvsiniH, etc. rurlliind prices. 21 N. I'lr St. Itmllii Iti'imlrlnic ItAlno IlKMAIFtlN'! Tho Musio II. p., 4n2 Kiiat Muln St., I'lion 4'.'.:'. hiiM tin expiTl riiclio tech-trlii.-in fi-niil tho fin-tiiry. W innKi' ii sp'Tinlty f expert repulc w.nk ini'l uiiriuHco It. Special cniih-iiU'riition to iKMlerfl. . Transfrr KAIlS TUANHKKK & STOIIAOB CD (iffico 111 N. Kir St. J'hotm 315. rrh:cs rlKht. Ser vli-u mini untocil. IJAVIS TKA.S'SI'Klt STOR.UIJ) S.rvire Kiinranteril, S. C!rol St. I'hi'iH. r.M, or resilience 1060. l'ii:i;ci: TUfcKlNti ro. t.onr dltanru h.illllllK'. Tllp weekly to San l''rani'tM'0. Knrntttlr moving a HiK-eliilty. rhono 437 H-2. Wlmlow denning LET aiCOltdR HO IT HotiM c-leimlriK, floor wnilnff, Janitor eerv'.ce. Ueo. A, Beely, l'hon JU3-J or H7J. . ... -