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Newspaper Page TextHIEDFORD flfXTL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OftEflOX. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10.-192R. r FXHE SEVEN PEACHES SLOW AS SHIPMENTS GROW; : ! CRAPES SELL FAST vonTLANb. or., iwpt. 10; W i Trading on local wholesale pro.! duco markets was fairly active this mornlnK. althoiiuh coolness of the weather tended to restrict demand for some classes of pro rtuce. Oregon yellow danvers onions : were hcirnnlnt,' to arrlvc-ln goodly i quantity and demand was active j around $2.7ii per hundredweight.'! ( I rnwci'j are receiving S2.00 and j 1)uk for marketable stock, It Is : reported. t Peaches were moving slowly this j monlns. and were sIlKhtly cheaper; Un at the close Saturday. Hup-I plies from Yakima and The Dalles : wore liberal, roIiik to the mule at HO ol' 7 .ric pel- hox, depending on! size iind niinlity. A few late; Crawford were arriving from The; Dulles and Hood River orchards,! but supplies were Hunt and deal-1 ers were asking around !0c per' box. I Harden pears continued to: mako up tlio bulk of ot'l'eiincs In! tbiit divliitnn. soiling from $1.50; to $2.50 per box for wrapped and ; packed offerings. D'AnJous were. In. moderate supply and sold mostly j at J 1.601 1.73 per box. j Included lit the Kennewl'-lt enrj was a small lot of cantaloupes, j which cleaned up almost as oulcklv; its unloaded at ?2-r0 for standard , boxes and $1.00 for flat crates.: nnls.de of these few. the market was practically barren of can-; ; tnlniipes.- - Ice orcnm melons were In fairly liberal supply at 1 Vj 9 1 2c per pound. I Quality of local lettuce is daily' becoming' hetter. it is reported.; find demand .this morning was ' . Rood, at $i. 2 5 per crate, dry pack, flrnikcs . were in heavy supply ; and were moving well at steady : prices. Pickling onions sold mostly at; v.c per' pound, except in large j Ouantities. on which prices were f as low us K'.if. Pickling cucum-, hers were also in largo supply j and -went all the way from 3 ' lie per pounu. urecn peppers were in (rooii supply nt tc per pound. liultcr nnrt t'KK prions openrtl firm m Salunluy's close with re ceipts rather liKht. Country clrpysed moats nnrt poul try woro steady at the openlnrc this mnrniUK:. . .All classes were fairly well etoanefl up, oxoepi liravy and common veal, - which was drafO'. Trices were un fhanFrnd. " ' v. ' Tilvostock "I,onTrJvNU,? Ore., Mept.M'). (PV C'attli.a'nd cave -Rt'wipts,' cat tle 2110, calves t'ti steady to It'ie lower on steers find heifers; otln-rs unchanKeil. . Hioers ..(-1100-1130 lls.), icood .SI l.ftOTff 1 2.3T. ; ' d. ( Dr.O-l UK) UihJ Kfd ,K 1 -75 f f -1 2.35: do (SOo and up) medium SiO.T&f? 11.50; do common' S! 1 0. 7 u. Heifers (Sf0 lbs. down) pood Sin if? 'ft. 50; do common to nieillum XK.iSifMO: cows, priiod ttTrfl.riO; do coinniiin and medium $7 ti 9; do low cutter $5 Hi 7. Hulls (yearlings excluded). kooJ beefs $7.fi0! K; lo eiltter to me dium ;.:. ii 7. CO; calves (f.on lhs. down), medium to choice. $10ft tlo l-uII to cunuiuin 57.r)OT10. 'cnlers, milk-fed, Kood to choice $13. M iff 14.50; do medium Sll! SI 3.5o; do cull tu common H1f 12. I !( K Receipts IDITi. ItUteher . classes steady to lific hinber. Heavy weight (ifiO-ar.!) II is.), medium to choice $10fi" 12.25: medium weight (2n0-2,r(l lhs.) medium to choice $lli 12. R0; .tight weight (lUV-nO lbs.!, medium to choice SI2.25fi 12.75; light lights (130-100 lhs.). medium to choice S1MM2.5H; packing cows, rough and smooth SMtfrin. slaughter pigs 130 lhs.), medium to choice $in.7i"i(P) 11.75: feeder anil stocker pigs (70 i.ln lhs.). medium to choice JMOfi 11. (Soft or oily hogs and roast ing pigs excluded in above quota tions. ) SHEEP, and Lunib Receipts 2ilu. flood lambs firm to 25c higher. Lambs (M lbs. down), good to choice SI lift ; 12.60; do (92 lbs. down, medium $9.75 ft 1 1 ; do (all weights), cull to common N.X.OOft K.75: yearling wethers (110 His. down), medium to choice 57.50 Tt 9; ewes (120 lbs. down), medium to choice 4.5oif C.60; di ( 120-150 lbs,), medium ta choice S3. 50 ft 0; do (all weights), cull to common $2t'3.50. The above class and grade quo tations do not in all cases repre sent actual sales. In some in stances they represent values at which it is believed such stock would sell If available. Produce Wholesale Priors. PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 10. OP) PUTTER Steady, Portland .dairy exchange net wholesale prices. (Cubes): Extras, 49c: stan dards 4c; prime firsts. 47,o; firsts 40c. Creamery prices: Prints, 3c over cube standards. EOOS cteady. Portland rtnlry ex change (net basis): l-Ytjih, stan . dard extras, 40c: fresh standard j firsts 37c; fresh medium, extras j 32c: fresh medium firsts 20c: un- del-sized 21c. Prices to retailers ' 1 it Sc over exchange prices. i MILK Steady, raw milk (4 perl cent), S2.45 cwt. delivered Port land, les 1 per cent. Rutterfat, station, 49c: track 60c; delivered at Portland. C4c. POULTRY Steady, nlive, hens over 4V, lbs.. 25c: -4 to 4 lbs. 20i 22c; 3 to 4 lbs. ISc: 3 lbs. and under 1 6c: springs nnd leghorns over 2 pounds 27c; young white Tekln ducks. 20c; young geese, nlive, 17 ft 20c; turkeys, alive, 25r 35c. POTATOES Steady, qilotntloTis uft basis of 100-lb. suck. Yakima f THE MARKETS I H bringing up father W.1 E1 .rf IT WEK! WITH - W I L'VrxT I THE NEBBS Who's Slews V5UOV GACVi MOMe AFTER AM UW- SUCCESSFUL. AMD A EATMER DISASTROUS TR.IP IM SEAI5-CK O" wzbciCMeW FL1MT OUT SLAD ,w---wj - o , . ' n,.,i(.,i Kcms. new. ld.lllo cobblers, new Voklma gems .old . I 76p; combination si.4(Ki I. fin; ',. S. No. I, CO grades, ' re,. ONIONS Steady, Yakima yel- : low globes, $2.00 fit 2.25. WOOL -Kastern Oregon wools (f.o.h. country points) : Choice light shrinking -fine, 35f( 37c lb.; heavier -shrinking fine, 32 1i 34c: crossbred wools, 3Rf40c. 'alley: medium, 43c Hi.; coarse, 3S 1 4uo per lb. Nl.'TS Steady, walnuts, 221 23c almonds 2 ti r 2 7 H c : peanuts a ?n I ie: pecans 3fi"Ji 40c. HA Y. Steady, huylng prices: KaMeru Orcgun tiiimthy. .2 1 fi 21.00; do valley, Jjl7iffl7.no; alfal fa, Slti.noffi 17; clover, S12; oat hay. I 5 (?(. 1 0.50; straw ST. 50 ton; selling prices, $2 tun more. CASCAKA I1AUK Steady, ,7c per lb.; Oregon grape. r'ofit -1 fi 4i. HOI'S Steady, 1!(27 crop, 20 2Ie lh.; 1928 crop, 20u (coritmut). Portland Wheat , POnTLA'Sir), Ore., Sept. 10. (P) Wheat. Itlg Rend hluestem, hard wJtite SI. 31; soft white SI. 14; wes tern - white Si. 13; hard winter SI.OX; northern spring $1.0R; wes tern red 81.00. OatsNo. 2-3S lb. white, $32. Today's ear receipts-Wheat 120, flour 22, corn 1. oats C. hay 4. . . ANGLO NAVY PACT LONDON,'. .Eng.) 'opt. 10. (P)--Reported i abandonment of . the Franco-Urltish naval agreement and olffcial denial that the uccord had been dropped today called forth from some quarters demands that the terms he made public with out further delay. "The secrecy with which the pact I lieu 1.,... J. i .. rA.. " . r," "tta su"" lV it," said the Dany Chronicle. "Why not publish these terms?" The paper asserted "America's approvnl has been rendered well nlKh impossible by fierce and un scrupulous anti-Uritish and antl-Kel-Iork agitation in the United States, and, failing that approvnl, it would hardly be proceeded with especially if, as reported, it was also rejected by Italy," The Daily Press, reiterating that the agreement is "doomed," said it is "now trembling on tlio edge of its unwept, nnhonnred wave." "What's become of the Hikers' club?" "Oh, it disbanded. It was get ting too hard to persuade passing motorists to pick us up and give us n lift." Auction Sale 42-florses42 Friday, Sept. 14 Gravlin Barn Grants Pass ' All horses serviceable richt out of harness from Williams Creek job. Medford purchases delivered f. o. b. Medford. TERM8: Cash or Equivalent McNUTT feftOS Owners COLE J. K. GREER, Auctioneer : Sorry Now? OF OSLO'. VOU CCNJT GO GALuvAKxnwe all over, the COUMTlW WITH A MOUTHFUL OP TIDIMSS AMD MO OME TO "TELL. IT TO AMD TM&M COME HOME AMO MiBERMATel I V 'It) !Cj fCmtvftyln ivH by Hell Sy.wai. Iia ) Tii TIPFRATF RANNFRY !N SALBVISECTOR! SALEM,1 Ore., Sept. 10. () Announcement was made here t(i day that Reid. Murdoch '& Com pany of Chicago, big wholesale grocery house, is invading the west for the first time with Us manu facturing lines and has taken a lease for a year on the Pacific Canning & Packing company's plant in West Salem, with tax. op tion to purchase at the end of the year. In the meant! mo it agrees to install $10,000' worth of im provements on the building and I machinery during, the year which revert to the Pacific company in the event t lie option is not exer cised. The leasing company re quired the canning company to purchase two acres of ground ad joining the plant to be assured of nd tQ muke cx,mnsionf! in vVvnl fho opt,on Jh ,Jtlw!jHMi The company will operate here the first year around cannery in the Northwest expecting to use the plant for jam manufacturing dur ing the winter months. It was nnnouneed It would pack Ktters hurg and Marshall strawberries, red and black raspberries, black berries, prunes, pears, loganberries, gooseberries, ciierrieH and in addi tion onions, beets,, meats of var ious kinds, as well as probably some additional vegetable lines and ptckcis. The plant was. de cided on as the basis of the com pany's first manufacturing opera tions in the west after personal visits here by H. W. Armstrong, president, and S. P. Stevens, vice president of the company. The company operates 10 canneries in the east and has 12 branch whole sale .grocery plants. Classified advertising gets results. To .All Coiiivritedl, The undersigned, The Union News Company,, having disposed of its Interests in the Jackson Ho tel Restaurant on July 4th, 192K. requests all persons holding unpaid accounts against the restaurant, dating prior to July 4th, to please submit them at once to the ad dress given below. The under signed will not be responsible for any accounts submitted after Oc tober 1 st. 1 !2h. THE UNION NEWS COMPANY, 3 Oft Fifth Street, SnNFriin clsen, California. 172 CLASSIFIED ADVCnTISINb RATES RatM ptr word for II fit InMiUon. 2of noh ucceedlna InMrtlon, lot minimum i5a. Index your adi with For 8al, For Rant, to,, and count thttt words, ai wall m won Initial, talaphona number fto,, aa I word. Classified Ida cash In advanoa and nt takan over DhJna, unlm ndvartliar hat monthly awoount. No allowances for pherta irror WANTED SJTTATIONB KA LHO MINI N't? r.!i0 per room: also pattitin'.t and papcrhnnglnc. Phone 14 14-L. 22!i Apple. ISO WANTED Dressmaking. Ph. 1274. J WANTED We Buy for Cash All Used Furniture and Stoves Call 505 W. A. KINNEY Furniture House 815 East Main I'LL liC OBLiGEO IF YOU LET MEL know ir THF ru Uc-c- TH.iN OBLIGED IF we it OUT- AMD -VOU voura pockets ladsm VOITM MOSJEV FULL. OF CLOTMeS AMO LlMEM .vou wirae: AMD COM5 VOUR 6RIP HAPPEXIED Me THAT .Je KacIc Kt.. U. S. Hal. OIK-c HELP WANTEP FKMAM3 WAN'rKl - Oirl or middle aged woman for housework. 525 N. Riverside. i;honc UMi-M. 17'-' WAXTKD Kxperienced woman or girl for general housework; small family. Call HJ40-.I-2. 107 if WAXTKD housework. Woman for general Phone 507-.I-1. 171 III'JLP WAXTKD AIAIjH CLKRIv in Oeneral Store, nearby lumber town; good salary; good living conditions. Hox 'An. 172 WANTED Tracior and man at liberty. Work 'by acre or day. R. 1, llnx 13li, Ashland. .J. 1). Landriault. 172 WANTED Men pickers. Apply at office So, Oregon Sales, No. Cen tral Ave. 17 1 WANTED MlrtCKLLA NEO US WANTED to correspond with gen tleman of good moral and fi nancial standing, five foot seven or over, in the fourties. An nette Class, . general delivery, Medford, Ore. 172 WANTED Late Phone 7-K-14. mode light car. 172 WANTED ftSfiO, one year ,10; first mortgage acreage, Rox i ' Mail Tribune. 171 WANTED To rent a dairy ranch that will produce enough feed for 25 cows. Want the priv ilege of buying. Rox 0, Mail Tribune. 175 WANTED To buy motorcycle in good condition. Stale price.' Rox 14. Mail Tribune. 171 WANTED Hoarders. C.ood home cooking. Wheeler a part men ts. Phone 202-H. 172 WANTED to buy barley. Address K E, care Mail Tribune. tf WANTED To buy canary bird singers; roller's preferred. Tel. 390-L. 174 WANTED Piano to rent or take care of. Responsible party. Ad dress Rox M. E., Mall Tribune. 173 WAXTKD Second-hand 14-ln. stubble plow, cheap. Write fir call B. ' Webb, 325 K. Jackson. Phone 74H-W. Iti4tf WANTED 2nd hand goods nnd Junk. Pat's 1500 Prune. - Tel. 547-L. 1!I0 WANTKD-Lawn mowers to sharp- i en; pnonograpns repaired; rub j ber tires put on tricycles and j baby buggies; genornl repairing ; and locksmlthbig. Call nnd de 1 liver. . Medford Cyclo & Repair Shop( successor to Liberty Re pair Shop. Chas. Fisher, Prop. 19 N. First. Phono Hist. 6tf FOR rtKNT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT 2 rooms, 228 54S-M. furnished sleeping N. Holly. Phone FOR age. RENT "He drnnm and 53 North Orange. " FOIt It ICNT ,M ISCI :LL A N KOUS FOR RENT Oarage, 3.00 per month. 32fiSo. Riverside. if FOIl SALPv tavkstock FOIt !,ALE Horse; very cheap: well broke and true, only mean to harness. Paul Martin. R. I. 3, Pox 127. Medford. 172 Oregon Winter Blue Grass (Poa Bulbota) 99 Pure Elinor Hanley Bush 82S E. Main Phon 902 MEDFORO n I .tai-LuM'Vj'a e- : : 1 1 THE DUKE ilR-IIN IN THF H ,""Mn 'Jvgl c mt. ly inn r(U.V Irv:... w, &' ""- -9-Q ' - . , " LEAVE VAITI4 AMO A GRlP backi foumowev MGM WITHOUT ! VAJ MAT '. TELL. FOR RKXT IIOUSES WAXTKD TO UKNTr nisbeil house, closi Tribune, box 5. -Sncill. fui ln -Mall 174 FOR UEN'T -5-rm. modern unfur nished house at 50 5 lieatty St. Rent reasonable. Only perma nent renters need uppl. Phone lll-.I-l. 172 FOR RENT Court. W 1 1 Home, Everette Phone 23K. tf FOR 124 RENT -Ulieoln. Furnished cabin. 17 3 FOR RHXT Side. Call -Small bouse MII-M. FOR RENT Home a. Furnished ' or unfurnished. Brovn dt Whit i 47tf I FOR UKNT APAiiTMEVTS FOR RENT Furnished apart .,. mejit with garage, . liupiirc 34! . West Second evenings, t ; FOR RENT Heatitiful unfiirnlsh ' ed 3-rm. apt; hdw. floors, steam I ' heat, hot water, tile sink, Frigid 1 aire and garage. 503 S. Holly ! St. Iii7tf FOR RENT Modern furnished 2-room apartment. J24 Lincoln. 17 3 FOR KENT Finn. 2 and 3-rm. apts.; garage. 004 W. 10th. Hifitf FOR RENT Fin n. 2-rm. apts.: pilvtae bath, electric range, hot and cohl water. Phone 12. 21 tf U1CST HOMES CONVALESCENT AND R E S T HOME, facing Lithia Park. Ash land, Ore. Delight fill climate and surroundings for invalids and old people. 13511 LOST LOST Yellow hack milk route hook for month of Kept, on the east side. Finder h-ave at this office and receive reward. 171 roil i:cn.iN;ic TO TRADE 1023 Dodge touring car In first class shape, for good milk cows, fresh or coming fresh. J. H. Williams, at Seegmiller Williams ranch, near Ant loch school, or address Ccntrnl Point, Rt. 2. tf FOIt SALE AinrOMOlllLKS FORD Touring car; siarter. de mountable rims. $25 down, bal ance terms. Phono 5 10 or 524-.I. 17 1 FOR SALK REAL KSTATK FOR SALE SO-aere diversified farm; Hi, acres in I'i-yr.-old pears, 2 acres- of gra pes, 3 5 acres of grain and garden land, about 10 acres in timber and pasture; water right from llvlim spring on place: good 5 -room house, fireplace; barn and other outbuildings. Located 3 miles from town. An idea I place for diversified farming. Total price 84000; 9l(Mio cash; balance on terms to suit reliable parties, Hee Charles A. Wing Agenev. Inc. 7 FOR SALE li:gest snap in Med ford! I. I-aere ranch; bilge bun galow and garage; 3 acres in corn, 3 acres in alfalfa. 3 acres In tomatoes, balance in H in k garden; I big (cam nml farm fmplts; I row nnd calf, 20 pigs, 50 chickens. 12 tons alfalfa hav and a Ford (ruck; 1 mile easl of Phoenix. Route 4. Rox 4-A. Pert M' Ewcn. I7r, WANTED To Buy for Cash All Your SECON-HAND FURNITURE Scott Woolf By George McManui I WIBEO FOC MOWEV AHV ?- ST BECAUSE L WANJTED TO BI21MG MOME A SOE&EOU5 fSOU&MT IT HAD IT MV GQlP AMO THEM SO 1 STOPPED AT A SOMG ROSES FOI2 IM 'A MINUTE AMO OUT t THE CAE AMD THINJto WAS GOME ALL MY l-AULT. btUTIMEWT -p'' K2AM AWAV AIITH ) 7 iiraN-OUDtoMElMT ! 1 FOR SALE 5 acres located near! city limits; free soil; about one acre in pears: 2-room -house and pnrtig'; Sltioo takes it: $2nn j eash: balance $20 per month. See Charles A. Wing Agency. Inc. 171" WHEN YOU think of real estate, i see Brown & White. nf PltrOE REDCCED FOR 10 DAYS to $3X00. If not sold by Sept.1, 10, 307 Vaneouvep Ave. will be ' rented and sale prlee advanced , 1 to regular list. Five rooms, strictly modern bungalow and : garage, nearly new, substantial : construction, hardwood floors, j 11 replace, very large closets, basement. Iirown & White, ex-' elusive agents. 173 ' FOR SALE fi-room house on east, side; beautiful lawn, large lot, I goud hoII, garage; everything i modern, Priced to Hell. Inquire j , 32 N. , Orange or Phone 832-W. ; 173 i , FOR EAL1C 6 - room modern home; pluOO cash or (ratio, hal- j l' anco llko rent. Wooda Lumber) Co. tf FOR SALE OR TRA OE Will sac- i rlflce equity in modern fi-room ' house; paved street ; paving paid. I , Owner out of town. C, R. Mai--: shall. Pox 207, Medford. 17 1 F( R SA LE New 4 -room home. located on pavement; nh-e yard, ; large lot, hardwood floors and fireplace in living room, break-' fast room, 2 bedroom anil bath.. Price $30ijii: $3 00 cash, balance ; like rent. See Charles A. Wing Agency, inc. 171 FOR SALEA brand new 4-room suburban home, strictly modern, electric automatic water system, electric lights, good garage, "-j acres bind; one mile from busi ness district of Medford. Only $300 cash, balance easy terms. See Charles A. Wing Agen-v. Inc. 171 FOR SAMS My homo at 804 Knst ; Main St., at a bargnln. Wm. F. I Campbell. 152tf I FOR SALE OR TRADE One of J Mcdford's most bountiful homes; 7 rooms with bath nnd large : screen porch, large, lawn With ! roses and shrubbery, 14 differ-i enl varieties of trees, Including f two largo oaks; 1o minutes walk ', from Hide) Medford. Any rea sonable terms or will accept t smaller house ns part payment. See this at 1310 W. Main and if j Interested seo me or any Med- ; ford realtor, C. A. DeVoe, Ph. : 523-J-2. 152tf . FOR SA LE I louse, large lot. on North Orange. Price is right. See tills properly before you buy. Phone h.'12-W, or hifpiirc al 32 North Orange. 1 Pitf FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS ARE Members Medford Realty Board THE CAUSE OP EDUCATION IS UPPERMOST East Front Four-Room House on Street Being Paved Centrally located, lawn awl shrub bery growing, Roofl Rarngo with woodshed connected, and tho houso not only well furnished, but well kept, nnd all for $''f;ro on oxtremo ly good terms, only $.".00 down, nnd balance like rent.. This must move today or tomorrow. By SOL HESS &IFT TO VOU- IM THE CAW WITH WASMT SATISFIED FLOI21STS TO BUV VOU OUST VAJEK1T VAJMENJ 1 CAME , EVE(3V- C7 AMD )T'Sl in -J MISCKLTjANKOUS TO SOU-RENT Ranch; horses, cows and farm i in dements for sale: hay in barn. .1. M. Slither liil. ISeagle. Ore. 171 WANTED General houso paint ing and decorating, paper hang ing. H. C.'oghill, 401 So. New town. Tel 121-J. 187 FOIt SAL1 TIOMKS Olt SALE Residence, with liv ing room, dining ami breakfast rooms, hath, three bedrooms ami sleeVlng porch first floor: maid's room and bath second floor; oak floors all rooms; hot water heat ail rooms; basement; entire lawn under sprinkling system ; front lot 75x132 'ft with back lot lip proximaleiy 7 5x.S0. Terms can be arranged on greater portion of purchase price If desired. H. A. Tbleroir. h 2 K Minnesota Ave. Hiotr' FOIt SAIE MISCKL1NLX)Ufcl OR SA I.E Beautiful new silk dresses, advance fall styles, di rect from New York City, sizes 3 to 4ii. inclusive; half price. Come and sec them now. On 11 U04-L for appointment. tf 'OR SA LE Hharplcss separator, good as new. c. M. Chapman, Talent, ore. 172 FOR SALE Second cutting al falfa in slack; first-class hay. F. TouVelle, Jacksonville, 171 FOR SALE Prunes, Concord grapes. A. E. lirockwuy. Phone 7-F-2I. . 171 FOR SALE Watermelons 1 fco lb., cantaloupes 25e a doz., to matoes Ic a lb.. Petite prunes 2c a lb., Italian prunes 3c a Hi. Pick them yourself. F. S. Car penter Ranch, Jacksonville high way. 171 FOR SA LE C.ood tomatoes one cent. lirlng boxes. Pleasant View Farm. Talent. 173 FOR HALM Canning tomatoes lc a pound on King's highway neat city. Phono 1346-X, evenings 172 FOR SALE For sand an gravel, sediment and general teaming, phone 012-J. Sam'l bateman. tf FOR SALE Used sewing ma chines; nil makes, $5 up; terms If desired. All makes rented a n d re pa I red. W h I to Sew In g Machine Co., 24 No. Bartlett. i ltf nUSINFSH IHRFXTOUT ' Life- Insurance. ;THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL Life Insurance Co. Office phone , K44. 207 First National Rank , Hldg. At tills time and Ihn principal Industry la hniifo. hunting on tlin pnrt of llinao with ynunK HtcrB rvarly for ndmlsalon to tho HlKh Hchool or lo tho various subordinate Krndos. To Kt Mulcltly loralPd, during tho pi'rfod whnn every houso f II tod for Ihn purposn has Iwn serumd liy Ihn trnn'dent l'rull. workers now In Med ford, Is a serious problem. I'nder Iheso clr cuinslaiices wo reeonimend n lovely HOMES PHONE 329 PO. BOX 934 Moitl Naih Cftrnar lU'SIXESS DUlECTOIMf , Altstnictnin MUHKAV AHSTItACT CO. Ab stracts of Title. Title Insurance, ltooms 3 and 6. No. 3a Norm Central Ave., upstairs. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of TltlO nml Title Insur unco. Tlio onlf co in pi etc Tltla System in Jack, son County. - ' ; : A. 13. KELLOOO Abstractor of Titles. Rt. 2. Rox lo tt. Medford. Oregon. Reliable Jackson Coun ty Abstractor. Twenty-eight year experience and near forty year lit the county. Special work only. Attorneys A. E. REAMES Lawyer.. Ofe Liberty Ride. Medford. Ore. . Bliin J-rnitrrs THE RLUE PRINT SHOP Com plete Rlue Print Service. High) class work. San Francisco prices. Downtown office, Medford Rook Store, 34 No. Central. Phon 921-W. Children Specialist,. DR. ALFRED RURKLUND Spec ial attention given to correcting deformities of children. Hours 10 to 12 a. m 2 to 4 p. m.; even ings by appointment. 314 Lib erty ltldg. - Chiropractic Physicians DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist, Offlcfl hours 0 to 12; 2 to 5. 203-204 Llbertv Rldg. Office phone 680; Res. phone 700-H. Con tract ore R. I. STUART & SONS Oeneral Contractors, including base ments, ditches, all kinds of cement and concrete work. R. L Stuart, 2 17 Apple, phone 643; Gilbert Stuart, 17 Ross Court, phone Otiti-M. Miles Stuart, 60S H. Newtown, phone 860. Kxnert Acconntnnt WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. .Wilson, O. P. A. Attention given to anything In accounting nnd Income Tax Requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Liberty Rldg., Medford, Phone 157-K. Financial WE LEND MONEY to worthy people to pny their honest debts. Pacific Coast Credit Association. 423 Medford Uldg., Medford, Ore. tf Freight Transportation LONG DISTANCE HAULINO Medford - Klamath truck line. Daily service. Ponded carriers. Special rates on load lots. Auto Freight terminal, 30 H. Fir. Tel 1033. GALL Portland-Medford Truck Line for through or Intermediate point service. Hixteen-hour ser vice, to and from Portland. Phom 500, Modiord. Auto freight ter- 'VA'.'Jji.1 30j-yjj;iMepdfnrd. - : Insurance - EARL S. TUMY All forms of In surance. Fire, Auto, Life, Accl. dent, Hands. Phone 402. 80 Liberty Rldg. . Loans on Tinmen LOANS on homes now built or under construction. Eight per cent nnd no stock to carry. Real service. Monthly payments. . Runister Agency, Inc.,. 105 W. Main. Tel. 1230. Money to Loan MONEY TO LEND To worth people to pay their honest debts. Securities of all kinds accepted. Jennings Loan Office, G S. Front MONEY TO LEND $50 to $260 to loan on furniture or good se curity of most any kind. Con tracts discounted. Thomas Realty Co., Room 12, Palm Plock, cor Main and Front, upstairs. Monuments THE OREGON GRANITE CO. Monuments. K. A. Hicks, Gen eral Manager; P. M. Kershaw, Sales Manager. 302 N. Front Nt., Medford Music. TllORVAL II. FOLK 1CNR ERG Teacher of violin; orchestra practice for students; also a de partment for adjusting nnd re pairing violins. If you desire a reliable violin outfit, call at the studio, room 4, College Hldg., 31 N. Grape St. Phone 259-J. Painting mid I'aperhnngtng ' H. MARX, General Pntntlng Con tractor, tinting, paperhanglng, carpentering, repairing. Phone 178-J. Res. 57 Summit. Piano Instruction FRED ALTON H A IG HT Teacher of Plunn nnd Harmony. Hnlght Music Studio, 318 Liberty Rldg. Phone 72. 1 51 tf Printers nml Publishers MKDK'nltl) 1MIINTINO CO. Has the hest eriulpiied printing nfflco In Hoiithern (irenon. I'.ouklilntl- Inr. Innso leaf le.tKerM, liltllnK systnniH, etc. I'nrllnnd prices. 27 N. I'-lr Ht. L ltadlo flepalrln KADIO HKI'AllilNd Tho Muslo Hox. 4i'J Must Main Ht., I'hons 4;i:t, has an expert radio terh-trh-lun from the factory. We make n spei lnlty of expert repair wink and guarantee It, Hpeclal conlderatUin to dealers. Transfer lADH TUAMSFIMt : KTOHAOK CO. Offlee lit N. Kir Ht. I'hone air.. Prleea riKht. 8er vlee guaranteed. DAVIH THANSI-RIt & STOKAOB .Service Kunrnntccd, 29 H. Orape St., Phone lit, or residence in$0. I'IKItCIO Tltl'CKINO f'n. I.onit dislanei) hntilltux. Trips weekly to H:in Francisco. ' Furniture mnvInK a specialty. I'hune 417- H-2. Window Clennlnjc I.KT tlKOIton PO IT llous clennliiK, floor waxing. Janitor servlie. fieo. A. Seely. I'hont 6U3-J or H7,