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Newspaper Page TextfcfttoWmt) Mc TRTBtrmg, frrrcrvFonD, oTCEfloy, sundat, reptemttrr in, 102s. RADIO STORE TO ! BE OPERATED BY PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC Following a monlh of preptiru llon, MtMllord'a newest exclusive radio store will be opened to the public tomorrow by the People's Licet ric Htoro in a remodeled room adjoining that CHtublishment's pres ent headquarters on West Main street. The store will carry At water Kent receivers only and a good stock of radio equipment will be shown tomorrow. In addition to being Atwater Kent headquarters, the store will ,a-:ilso act as a radio service station, r where receiving sets may be re paired or placed in better condi tion. This, department will be in charge of oxport radiotricians, long experienced In-'this type of work. The Interior of -the store is at tractively decorated and finished, , with hand howu timbers stained brown, a feature of the decorative effects. The room is painted in tan and buff colors; pleaaiiv; to tho eye. A balcony Is at the back of the room and has a hand wrought iron ' railing,' which was made by the electric storo em ployes. The same typo of ratlin?; is a part of tho display window decorative effects. Tapestry on tho walls and a portable fireplace in the rear of the store, make the decorations complete. Of interest to radio owners Is a description of Atwater Kent cnipmcnt which follows: "Tho manufacture of Atwater Kent radio is carried on In tho largest and finest factory In the world devoted, exclusively to - the 4 making of radio apparatus. Iluilt especially for this purpose, this plant is the last word in manufac turing efficiency a veritable em bodiment of speed and accuracy. "H;ro automatic machines, with almost human Intelligence, turn long brass lubes and bars into countless small screws, nuts, bind ing posts and tho like: hundreds of thousands of miles of line cop per wire is wound on solid and hollow cores to form magnets and transformers: sheet metnl Is stamp ed and pressed and spun to var ious shapes and forms; metal parts are cither polished and then dou ' hie lacucred or aro finished in at tractive colors of baked enamel. "The design of all Atwater Kent radios is carried out. by a staff of expert radio engineer who have at their command the facilities of a completely eulpped and upto-dnte radio laboratory. "Here is devised tho very lat est In modern radio apparatus. Hut each new development, every new piece of mechanism,, must pass through a series . of exhaustive tests often covering many months' time before it is turned over to the production department to be made up in quantities and put on public sale. "This rigorous 'laboratory up. pralsnl,' beforo any appurtus. is of fered to the public, is the basis on which tho succors, oC all Af water Kent products lias, been built." CHINESE COASTS SUA XC. 1 1 A I. Kept. 1 3. P A heavy typhoon hu been sweeping t ho Chinese coast for 3ii hours. Eighty fishing boats were sunk in Hangchuw bay and 1 0 fisher men were drowned. Shipping schedules have been1 disrupted ami several trans-Atlantic liners ure held in port. Chiang Kai-Shek, the retired commander-in-chief of the nation alist army, who with, Madame Chi ang was traveling from Xlngpo to Hangchow, has been marooned at Shoohlngfu because of tho flooded condition of the countryside. MAN WHO SANK THE L-5." NOW DRIVES PARIS TAXI PARIS (Pi The man who says he sank the Drlllsh submarine L-55, wllh 43 men aboard, off Oronsladt, Is driving a tux! In Purls. He calls himself ".Major M. N. N." In lolling his story to an after noon newspaper and made himself known only to set history Htrulght, ho ways. "I was the one who caused the L-55 to be ' birtmbarded and "sunk, May 1U10,", he explains. "I was in command of the fortress Kras-Ita.ia-C.orka at Cronstadt." ' OtnwIflM ndvp.rtlsln pota rent It. Road Oil Cleaning Car Washing Hvdie System We use special chemicals for road oil. 'Will not in jure finest finish. No steam used. Best equip ment in city. Expert Polishing and Re finishing. Vacuum Clean ing. . . ARMSTRONG MOTORS, Inc. 101 1. Rirenidt Phoiill JUST KIDS ME F THE ) I HBV PAr t W ANTA , I NEW OLYMPIC J I -$L?jy O. -5jfLjajij VERV HARD TO SAMES-Vj I LEAR VOO SWE MOM 1U? H gig&,T WHEN ABRAHAM CJ!PEl r BOUT ABRAHAM jWy-INCOUN WAS A BOY lllh ..-.LIN COLN Os v,lW JP( ( Bowaso a T(Look an' . yf f . "- (jrr .aY ifmi'Z Vohat oo voh think I Increase High School Usefulness UoL'LDRlt. Colo. (!') The typical high school in Oils coun try Is organized exclusively for the college, preparation of the few and not for the life needs of the many, declares Dr. I,. Thunuis Hopkins, professor of education at the University of Colorudo.- Dr. Hopkins explained at a meeting of educators that It is his belief that the subjects offered, the content of each and the meth ods of teaching should bo adapt ed to the nerds of the I2 percent of pupils who do not go to col lege, msicad of the eight per cent who . now attend institutions of higher learning. ' "The typical high school," he says, "has 100 pupils and four teachers. Its program of studies consists almost entirely of the academic subjects of Mnglish, foreign language, mHthomallcs, history, and natural science. The content of each of these Is organ ized exclusively for college prep aration. . "The reason for such a condi tion may be seen in college en trance requirements, which prac tically compel the schools" to teach only academic subjects; state laws and regulations.' which, demand academic subjects for high school principals who arc too conserva Rock Moses Smote DAMASCUS, Syria (P) Out of the rock which Moses Is said to have struck with his rod to make water gush forth a little stream still, is trickling into the Syrian desert. The.. .Field Museum Syrian Des ert expedition of Chicago. In its search for prehistoric remains of human life -in the deserts ofMes ,sppta,miit..;a,pd. . Xrana-Jordan, -has come ucross the famous rock in Horeb which legend says yielded water to the thirsting Israelites crossing the desert. They found the rock giving as liberal supply of water as It must have done in the first days of its miraculous glory. A steudy creek of cool liijuid flows from the rock and forms the Wady Musa, or stream of Moses.. The Wady Is a great boon to travelers and their camels. Its water is clear and eminently drinkable. At the Fume time it i a place of reverence to many pilgrims who bless It not only for Its comfort, but also for Us his torical associations. It was at this spot that Moses faced one of the most difficult moments of the desert-crossing The Bible can tell the story much better than a journalist And the people thirsted there for. water; and the people mur mured against Moses, and said. Wherefore is this that thou has brought us up out of Egypt, to kill us and our children and our cattle with thirst?" "And Moses cried unto the Lord, saying. What shall I do un to this people: they be almost ready to stone me." "And th Lord said unto Moses. Oo on before l ho people, and take with ,thee of the elders, of Israel: and thy rod, wherewith thou smu est the river, take In thine hand, and go. "nehold, I will stand before theo there upon the rock In Ho reb; and thou shalt smite the rock, and there shull como water nut of It. that the people may drink. And Moses did so In the sight of the elders of Israel. "And he called the name of the place Massah and Mcribah. he cause of the chiding of the child ion of Israel, and because thej tempted tho Lord, saying. Is tin Lord among us or not?" Judging from the location oi the wmcr, it would be difflcull to say what portion of an enor mous rock which juts up out ot the desert sand .Moses actually struck. To find tho apparenl fouro of the water the Field Museum representatives had U peer into a small cave In the cen ter of a sprawling mass of atone. The water-spot Is a brief respite In an unbroken series of desert When You Pack . Your Trunk estimate the Investment Its contents represent The cost of insurance will seem ridic ulously small In comparison. Our baggage Insurance poli cies are Inexpensive. They will protect you from loss on bag-gage In transit, stolen or destroyed by fire or other ac cident. Brown A White Agency, Inc. J. C Collins, Mgr. Holla ml Hotel Bid. Phono 10. tive and too loyal to traditions to make any changes; parents of the favored few, who want their children to go to college and who influence local school authori ties, and pupils themselves, three fourths of whom elect 73 per ent of their high school units from the academic fields. In or der to keep open the avenue of higher education .should they wish to use it In the future." Dr. Hopkins advocates keeping the present academic subjects, but would make chanages . in their content ho as to meet the needs of pupils with different interests and abilities; introduce more ex tra ctirricular activities of the semi-Intellectual rather than the athletic typo; employ more pro fessionally trained high school teachers, who are open-minded enough to view tho present si Hi nt ion unhampered by tradition, and obtain a new attitude toward the problems of secondary edu cation on the part of the officials of higher institutions." "If the American secondary school cin' not organize Us work In tenr of the welfare o fihe ma jority of its pupils, then the ques tion i jpportlng it by tuition rath er than public money, is perti nent." he concludes. Still Yields Water wells, stretching to the north to- ward Damascus and to the east '. toward Bagdad. I Not far from the rock in Ho i rob upon the summit of a high ! peak overlooking potrn, the "rose , red city half as old as time," lies : the tomb, of Aaron, who guided , the . Israelites after Moses died. This., spot .is sacred, to Moham medans, and no Christian is al lowed to ascend this mountain, ,for death is the penalty. IRISH AIK 1IKRO WILL HOOHT AIR TRANSPORT IJt;i:HX(Pi Colonel Kitzmau ; rice, Irish member of the IJrem ,en's crew on its trans-Atlantic flight, has actively identified him i self with the promotion of civil aviation In the Free State. I He took a prominent part in the i establishment of the Irish. Aero club. The Irish Frpo State, he holds, has lost her shipping ports and must not let the name thing hap pen to her all ports. He believes that Ireland's geographical posi tion gives her an exceptional op portunity to benefit by the devel opment of " trans-A Ha n 1 1 c air travel. SAX FRANCISCO. Sept. If.. (Jl) A radio dispatch from the City of New York, supply ship of the Ryrd Antarctic 'expedition, to the Sun Francisco Kxaminer today said the J vessel had narrowly escaped dit,- aster in the hurricane which swept ; the region or the 'Vest Indies yes terday, ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Rtttt ptr word lor II fit Insertion, 2o Olt luecMdlno Inttrtlon, lo; minimum ! M. Indu your d with For Silo, For ' Rnti ttlo., tnd oount thiit wordi, wall u Moh InltUI, ttltphon numbtr, tto., ! I word. j Clualfltd adi oath In advino and nit takan ovtr phana, unitit advcrttiar hai I monthly aooount. No allowanoes for phina I irrera. JIULl WAXTKD MALK WAXTKD Kxport drummer wants work in orchestra. Phono 144 1 U 229 Apple St. 1S2 WAXTKD Man who knows farm life to drive through country. Steady work, good pav. Me.Con non & Company, Dept. A83, Wi nona, Aiiun. 177 FOCXU One cloth purse contain ing key, eosim-Hrs and cash. Owner may receive by Identify ing at .Mann's. 177 IX) ST LOST -Gold bar pin. small dia mond in center. Kcturn to Mrs. Sidney Smith, KuG W. Main. Ito wurd. 178 LOST Xow black patent leather pump botween Med ford and Tal- , ent. Leave at Penney shoe dept. or Mail Tribune. 177 LOST Urown mink fur between Club cafe and M'rrlck's no to camp. Finder return to Mail Trlbuno. Kr-wnrd. 177 WANTED We Bny for Cash All Used Furniture and Stoves Call 505 W. A. KINNEY Furniture House 315 East Main j HELP WAXTEIJ FEMATiE i LAI.) IKK WANTM15 far most fas- Winning work, painting novelties i at home. Kxpei lence uniioccs- I sury as we teach free uii(l fur-! i nisii all materials free excepting: j paints. Write for details ami t sample. Klmm Art-Craft Cor-. I poralion, Kan Francisco. 177 j ' WAXTKD Competent cook for I private home. I'hone 334-R-3. : 1 7 S 1 WAXTKD C.irl or woman for gen eral housework. Cull ut 20-1 No. ; Ivy St. 1" , ! WANTED C.irl or middle aged ! ; woman for housework. &-.r No. f ! Ulvcrsldo. 177 j WANTED SITVATIONB J ! War Veteran and wife will lake f care of properly for free house ! ' rent during winter. Addreess box I L Mail Tribune. WANTED Hy experienced teach er, grade school children to tu tor evenings. Address Dox S. Mall Trlbuiio. W(CLD take foremanship of any orchard for less tnan iu a in o n t h. Ri'sl references. Hox X-5, Mall Tribune ITS WAXTKD Painting and paper-i hanging. Rates reasonable. W.J C Frisble, 2HI X. tirape. 17S j KALSOMlXlrrd per room;! ' also paintlnp and pajierhanging. ; Phone 1444-L. 22!i Apple. 1KU WANTED Dressmaking. Ph. 1274. ISItf . WANTED JUsCKlilANEOl'S W'ANTUD W illi! robe. Tel. l l l l-I.. I7' WA.S'TKIJ To borrow STdll at S'5, interest fur one year: kimmI set-ur-Uy. Ilox III, .Mall Tribune. ITS WAXTKD lly a younn business man, board, room and Karaue. with home privllom-M. Weal Main dlHtrlct preferred. Address Ilox 1UIX .Metlford. ITU WAXTKD A horse, not over '1 -yearn old, 1 J (Hi or 1 HHi Ioh. Write C. O. W'eUhel, Talent, Ore., Ut. 1. liox in''. IH WAXTKD LlKht trucks with trail ers for lumber haul. U. S. I'.or- land, l.aliovieu', Ore. 1-S- WANTKD Kor winter, housekeep l:tS room for single, lady on wet side: close in. Write Uox K. ;.. Mall Tribune. 178 WAXTKD Stock to pasture. Phono GUl-J- at meal times. ITllf WAXTKD 2iut r.nnd goods and junk. Pat's 1506 Prune. Tel. &-17-L. 10 WANTED-Lawn mowers to sharp en; phonographs repaired; rub ber tires put on tricycles and baby buggies; general repairing and loeksmlthlntf. Call and de liver. Medford Cycle & llopair Shopf successor lo Liberty Ro palr Shop. Chas. Fisher, Prop. IftN. First. Phono ztil. btr FOK HKNT I CKNISIIKD ItOOMS VOll IlKXT Small partly fur nished house .cheap. Tel. !Uti-L. I7K FOIt It KXT Furnished room for getitleman: furnace heat, hut and cold water; also garage. L'OH S. (i-:.n.M. 1 Foil UKXT Largo furnished front houses. 4:i S. Fir. FOIt It KXT Good rooms and good beds. 1 1'. Mistletoe. 11 FOIt It KXT Sleeping room; balh privileges. South Uivcrsidc tf FOIt HKXT Sleeping room, chine hi. cy r. i vy, i i i FOK It KXT One sleeping l oom, $.10 per mo, So. Ivy. 177 FOK KKXTItooms. SLEW) and per week. 4 ft S. Front. 178 FOIl m;T IIOCSL3 FOIt UKXT 5-rnom furnished hoiiso. Cull 7!4 Welch St. 1 7 K FOU UIO.N'T "Modern -I -"room house; electric range, guru go. Phono 27a. 17 FOIt UKXT (i-room house, $7. r,0 per month. It. J. Palmer, Phone r,X8-U. ' ixn FOU UKXT Partly furnished 4 room house, Plume &H1-L. 1H0 FOU UKXT Modern house, close In. Phone !i or !a-X. 178 FOU UKXT Home. Kverette Court, W 11th. Phone 23X, tf FOR RKNT Homos. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown ft Whltfi. 47tf Oregon Winter Blue Grass (Pol Bulbota) 99 Pure Elinor Hanley Bush 82S E. rialn Phona 902 MEDFORD WELL-THE CASIN WHAT HE LEAKED AN THE BOOK SOT lONTO AN' WAS RUINT-SO Lincoln UORKED AN fM iuurcrcu to git MONEY TO BUY A NEW FOR THE WHAT HAD LENPED IT TO HINA FOK HUNT noiTSKXLEEk-ING ROOMS KOK It KXT Furnished house keeping rooms. 325 K. Jackson Ht. Phono 7-lli-W. ISJ FOK K KXT Housekeeping room. 334 Apple. . 17S FOR RENT A PA EtTM ICNTS FlHt UKXT 3-rocin apt., fur nished. ! i:. Jacicsnu. I" i FOR RENT Modern furnished 3-rooin apartment, close In. Tel. ' 75. 173tf FOR RENT RciiuMful inifurnish-I ed 3-rm. apt; hdw. floors, steam i heat, hot water, tile sink. Frigid- j aire and garage. 503 K. Holly St. I 7if j FOR RENT Furn. 2 and 3-rm. ; ants.: garage, liul W. luth. 1 ' Hir.tf FOR RENT Furn. 2-rm. apis,; prlvtae balh, electric tango, hot and cold water. Phone 12. 2Hf , FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS Foil RENT 133 acres suitable lor dairy ranch, seven miles s'oiit h of Ashland on Pacific highway. : A. R. Drown. 1X3 MISCELLANEOUS itil MILES ON t OALLON Amaz ing new Moisture (!n. Saver. All autos. 1 free. Critchlow. K-l 2, Wheaton. III. 177 WIIV OUT fl IN TIIK COI.I1 Ibis winter? Have your fire built by nn expert. Suite luonlhly .salary in first letter. Wrllo "Fire." Mail Tribune. ITS WA XTkI) Ci enera 1 houso paint ittn and docoralliiK. iiaper loinK Ins. II. Conhill, 4ni So. New town. Tel 121-J. 1S7 IIKST nOMKS COXVAI.KSCKXT AXD II K S T ilOMK, facing Lit bin Park. Ash land, Ore. Delightful climale and surroundings for invnllds and old people. l.liitr DOGS ANI I'FTS l'tH SA I.K ( lerniun ptilleo pups. I'hone 8-1 during day. II. K. Mull, Uoss Uinc. 1 8 1 FOU KXCIIANCiE FOU KXCHAXC.K Will lake un incumbered house in Metlford as first payment on dairy ranch; 11 cows, tl heifers. 1 bull, i! horses, plenty of hay in barn, li.'i acres, modern bouse: fine income prop erty: has cost owner a little over SI li.cHH); will sacrifice. ,. ('. Karnes, 15 So. Central. Plume 4UU. 17 7 TO TRAUIS 1!23 Jodge touring car In first class shape; for good milk cows, fresh or coming fresh. J. 11. Williams, at Scogtnillor & Williams ranch, near Autioch school, or address Central Point, Ut. 2. tf FOU SAM& POULTRY FOR KA LK 3.".u to -Hid laying lions; good layers. David Crown, cvntrat Point. 1 mfie from Cold lllll on J'vilio road. IV! I OR SALIC Iti;AL HSTATK j SOl'TIIKUX OUKOOX R KA LTV CO. RA KOA INK Make offer Lot 2, Dlk. I. Il' iisnii Add. at 11th and Chestnut. Must, bo :old. Portland resilience, exchange for .Medford property or acreage. Service .station, lunch room and storo, well located on Pacific ' highway, doing good busiiiess. to exchange for Medford proiicrly. Will entertain any reasonable offer. I Have corner lot with small house! ' close In, to exchange lor larger I home. Will consider old hou.sc 1 II In fair condition. Here's a chance to get out; Want Him A. of more general farm land, paid tip water righl, lair Improvements, any where in valley, priced right. " A. close in, no improvements, $Kia. Terms. Oroeery store for sale. No at hern Oregon Ilea It v 'o. Phone luou-J-2. IIS X. Riverside. 17 7 FOR HALi: 31 acres excellent land, 4 -loom houc and burn. la acres ill Hi -your old burning; pears In excellent condition, about 20 acres In grain and al- falfa. A bargain al Jil.CdH.iMi 3,0O0.(hj cash will handle. Hoe . ( 'harlos A, Wing Agency, Inc. Phono "as. IT! WHEN YOU ttnnlt of real entat, ueeBrown & Whlt. ti FOR SALK House, large lot. on .North Orange. Prim Is right. Hoe this properly before you buy. Phone h'C'-W, or lnulie at 32 North Orange. IHilf WANTED To Buy for Cash All Your SEC0N-HAND FURNITURE Scott Woblf sir?'. & I. .. U gr?7. LIVED IN RAINED A BR AH ANA WORKED enou&h BOOK MATRIMONIAL IF VOl WISH a wealthy, pretty; wife, write Hurls Dawn. East j Cleveland, Ohio. (Stamp.) HKt : WEALTHY young man: anxious to( many. Ladies write Fern (irey. Station It. t.'levcdand. Ohio. 177 : FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES ! 1 FOR SALE Dodge '25 spoil road- j Hter. A-l condition. See owner. 130 K. Holly. 17a FoR SALE Ford Touring, very cheap. Riverside Apts., Xo. 7. , 177 FOR fciALPj LIVESTOCK FOR KALE Two fine young Hoi st eln cows, just fresh. W. E. Cibson. Dronsboro. 1 N2 FoR KALE Weaner pigs; AVinler Da nana apples, r.ac lug. Dring box. Derkeley Orchards. Phone fi2d-Il-. FO R SA LE Team, wagon ami harness. Inquire at Fa bur's. C.ro eery. Central Point. 1711 FOR SAMfr HOMES ; ) " :l-'(iU SA1.K 'ery atlraelive. new fi-room tuoileru home, lare liv ' Iiik room will! fireplaee. Iiaril- ! wooil fl 's. (linlllK room, lilteli- ; en with latest buill-ins. 2 niee ! betlroonis. IIkIiI ami airy. nuMl 1 ern buill-ill blilh: ftooil Karae. ceiueul driveway: lot ."iiixlibi ; feet, beautiful lawn, on pnvo ' iiient, all assessments paitl. 'I'o- tal prlee S4 on.OU only SIK.II.nn duwil. balane 1 terms to suit responsible buyer. Nee Charles A. Willi; Aseney. Ine. I'hone T S. i';l" FOU EALK B - room modern home; $1000 cash or trade, bal ance llko rent. Woods Lumber Co. tf FOU SALK My homo at 804 Kast Main HI., at a bargain. Wm. F. Campbell. Ui2tC FOU SALK Oil TUADK One of Medford's most beautiful homes; 7 rooms wllh h;ith and large screen porch, largo lawn with roses and shrubbery, J4 differ ent varieties of trees, including two large oaks; 10 minutes walk from Hotel Medford. Any rea sonable terms or will accept smaller house as part payment. Seo this at 1310 W. Main and if interested seo me or any Mod ford realtor. C. A. DoVoo, Ph. B23-J-2. !B2tf FOIt SALK MISCKLLANKOUS FtUt SALK Strawberries, sic cup. Pick 'out yourself. ('. .1. McCoy. 2 niib'H north of .liieUsoiivllle on old stage road. Phone ;i3l-.i-t. FOR Household Goods For 7-Rdom House INCLUDING Radio, Electric Range, Singer Sewing Machine (electric) Rugs, Spinnet Bed, 8 leg table, bed room set, Electric Washer, Mohair, Living Room Set, etc. R. W. DOE 19 Ross Court Telephono962-L FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS ARE Members Medford Realty Board GARDEN TRUCK, CHICKENS AND COWS mmmmJ Mean affluence to tho hmiuII householder close, to tho city, If lif: utlllzits his resources as he should. For iusluucn: Only II! acres on tho high ground oach of Mcdl'ord, it heuutlful up hind slope, wllh a fine old nuk lu trout of tho residence. UNDER THE IRRIGATION CITY for domestic use; jmino iilfalfn, Homo berries, nhout nil acio of Tine gropes, ft fow family fruit troot, nonrly oOnO winter cabbages now growing; nh o bungalow, fair hum, poultry hoiiHos, etc, and ood team and lot of fino hens Inctnilod ut prlco, tind you will agree with un that thin in a (JOLN'O CON'CKIlM. It won't hint lone nt tho price. By Ad Cartel 'ITS TOO BAD ' I DIDNT KNOW ' ABOUT IT SOONEM CAUSE I GOT LOTS OP BOOKS 20MV I COULD OF FOR BALE MXSOEriLiANKOUa FOR KAI.K Child's iron bed and new silk floss mattress. 4.UU quick sale. IU23 E. Main. 171) 'OR KALK (.irapes of all kinds, winter cabbage 1 da ills, I'bune 437-.M. 1 sa OR SALE A-l healing stove. D. D. KchuftVr, So. end of I'cach. 17H FOR SALK Second crop alfalfa hav in the slack, S7 per ton. E. L. Wal.. I7!t FOR KA LE Household furniture; Kood conditio n; reasonable prices. Dr. W. ' R. Adams. Tel. s:is-KI. Res. Old Stage road. ISO 'OR KALE Cscd Standard rango. bargain. 1 T. Phono MH-Y. ITS OR KALE (ienuiue Concord grapes. Phone 7-F-2I. 17S oil SALE Concord grapes for making Jelly. 222 K. Holly. Tel. (il2-ll. 177 OR KALE Crape r,c lb. Come pick them. Also D'Aujoti pears 2,rc box. 1 03 1 NatTcgau .off West Jackson St. 177 A'KltV CIIIOAl' Slorimn 111 KOoil eeinent warehouse. 11 .. Oult- ilaie Ave. Jl. .1. rainier. Phone r.ss-i:. L'oj TOII KAI.K Heater. iraelleally ....... lll't l.V.t f..ii. 177 jl'ltill $3UU A Sr.00 Ciilbranseii. Terms. Call at Sill N. Central. ITS FOK SALK Watermelons, 1 Uv. t lb.; eantelotipes 2."ie a doz. : to matoes lo a Hi.: I'etito prunes L'i 3b.; Italian prunes 3e lb. Pick them voui'seli. v, s. carnenier Jtanch, .laeksonvllle llwy. 1731C J'tiK SALK Ueuutiful now silk dresses, advance tall stylos, di reel from New York City, hI.cj IfX to 4ti. Inclusive; half prlee. Conn- and see them now. Call IHM-L for appointment. If 'OK SA LIS For wand and gravel, sediment and general learning, phono U 12-.1, Uum'l liateman. tf j'OJ KA LK Used sewing ma chines; all nui l us, $r tip; toi-ms if desired. All makes rented and repaired. Whlto Hewing Machlno Co., 24 No. Barllett. tllf HDSLMOSS UIRFCrORY Kxport Accountant AVILSOX AL'DITIXO CO. K. M. Wilson. C. P. A. Attention given to anything In accounting and Income Tax Requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Liberty Jtldg., Medford, Phono U.7-K SALE DITCH AND SUPPLIED WITH WATER FOR HOMES PHONE 329 R0. BOX 93 Hotel Nath Corntr nrsixKss diukitokv Abstrartm.t MUUUAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Title. Tltlo insurance. Uooms 3 and 5, Xo. 32 North, Centra) Ave., upstairs. .IACKSOX CO. ABSTRACT C. Abstracts or 1'itla and Title Inmir nnce. Tho only v o m p I c t e Title System in tlack wn County. A. M. KKLLOC.O Abstractor' ot Titles, Kl. 2, liox JU'j, Wcauiu, Oregon. lieliable Jackson Coun tv .Mistraetor. Twenty-eight year experience and near forty years In the county. Special work only. Attorneys A. K. UKAMKS Lawyer. Offlc Liberty Uldg.. Medford. Ore niuo Prmtrrs 'imii. in hp tihvt SHOP P.nm- pleto Illuo Print Service. High class work. San Francisco prices. Downtown office Medford Boole .Store. 31 No. Central. Phon til-W, Children's Specialist, DR. ALKR1-3D RtlRK LUND Kpec lal nttention given to correcting deformities of ciiildreii. Hours Hi to Hi n. m 2 to 4 p. m.; even ings by appointment, 314 Lib erty Ttldg. . C'liiroin-iictlc Physlclnns DR. H- W. HOKFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist. Offlc hours 1) to 1; 2 to 5. 203-204 Liberty Rldg. Offleo phone 580; Res. phone 790-H. Cotitrat'tora U. I. STUART & SONS General Contractors, Including base ments, ditches, all kinds ot cement ami concrete work. R, I. Stuart, 217 Apple, phone B43; Oilbert Stuart, 17 Ross Court, phono IMifi-M. Miles Stuart, 608 S. Newtown, phone 850. Drcssm:. ng MRS. VltLKT RATON Dress maker a n d designer. Phone 1 tl 2 fl-R. 1 ten. 1 til' 2 West IH h. FluaiH'Inl WK LKND MONHV to worthy people to pay their honest debts. Pacific Coast Credit Association, 4a Medford Dldg., Medford, Ore. tf I'Yciglit TransiMUtatlon LONO D1HTANC1- HAULING Medford - Klamath truck line. Daily service, llomled carrloiB, Special rales on load lots. Auto Freight terminal, 3G S. Fir. Tel CALL Porlland-Medford Truck: Line for through or intermediate point service. Sixteen-bour ser vice to ami from Portland. Phonf Gill), Medford. Auto freight ton nilnal at 3d S. Fir, Medford. Insurance HAUL K. TUMY All forms of In surunee. Flro, Auto, Life, AccL dent, Rends. Phono 402. 301 Liberty Illdg. Life Insurance. TIIIO NO I IT 1 1 W 10STM 1 1 N MUTllATj Life Insurance Co. Office phoiH XII. 207 First National Rank JUdg. Iioans on IIotncH LOANS on homes now built ot under construction. Kight per rent and no stock to carry. Real service. Monthly payments, Ranister Agency, Inc., 106 W, Main. Tel. 12110. Money to fonn MONHV TO LKND To worth people to pay their honest debts, Seeurllio.H of all kinds accepted, Jonniiis Loan Office, f S. Front MdNKV TO LKND f 50 to J2fi0 to loan on furniture or good mo enrlty of most any kind. Con tracts discounted. Thomas RealtJ Co., Room 12, Palm P.ioek, corj Main and Front, uHtalrs. Moiuiiiii'itlM TDK ORKOON ORANITK CO. i MonumeiitH. 10. A. Hicks. Gen eral .Manager; P. M. Kershaw, Sales Manager. 3U2 N. FiOIiV St., Medford Music. TRORVAL H. FOI.KKNRKRO T o a c b e r of violin, orchestra practice for students: also a de partment for adjusting and re pairing violins. If you deslro a tellable violin outfit, call at the studio, room 4. College Cldg.. 31 N. Grape St. Phone 2:.'. Painting ami Papcrbanglng 11. MAUN, General Painting Con tractor, tinting, papcrhanglng, carpentering, repairing. Phone 17K-.L Res. r7 Summit. I'lano Instruction FRF.D ALTON HA IG NT Teacher of I'lano ami llarmouv, Ilalght Music Studio, ;S1H Liberty Rldg. Phone 72. ir!i Prlulcrs ami Publkhcra M I'M !' I; I PRINTING CO. Han the best equipped printing office in Southern Oregon. Rookhltul Ing, loose leaf lodgers, billing systems, etc, Portland prices. 27 N. Fir St. Radio Repairing RADIO It 1-: PAIRING The Mtislo l:o, -inj Mast Main St., Phone 4;t;i, has an expert radio tceh trlcian from tho factory. We rnako a specialty if expert repair work ami guarantee It. Spocial consldei atiou to dealers. Transfer LADS TRANSFKR STORAGW co. Office 1H N. Fir St. Phone 31"i. Prices riyht. Ser vice guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFKR & STORAGE! Service guaranteed, 29 S. Grape St., Phone 64, or residence 1060. 'IHRCi: TRCCK1NG CO. LonfC distance hauling. Trips weekly to San Francisco. Furniture moving a specialty. Phone 437-R-2. Whitlow (lenning LF.T G MOltOK DO IT House rlennlng, finer waxing, janitor sorvieo. ceo A. Seely. Pton 603-J or JUI, ,