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M. f EGGS FLUCTUATE APPLES CO good: PORTLANDqOic;, .Nov." it. W. Tup itrfrdesl of: eggs Wore, soine whin msier nn local wholesah markets today, while poewcc-s wen It higher, reflecting similar move. innnlM In quotations Into yesterday. :t:indnrl extras and firsts were both u cent lower in 47o and 44i respectively, while undersized Hl.rc up to Stir. other grades were unchanged. Tin' only change In the butler list was n reduction ,,f Vie on i tll.o standards to 4SUe per pound. Condi-Ions on thn meat and pilultry markets were practicnl'.v unchanged. Veal and hogs con tinued ea.-y and druggy, but val ues were not fiuotably lower. Fancy turkeys moved out nhoul ' ns quickly as received, fetching 3 ' iff 40c per pound, dressed. Bids; for live turkeys wore nnsttv ' around 25e, a few In top condi tion bringing n few cents more. Due pcrhupH to election day activity, there was littlo trading fin wholesale fruit and vegetable marts. Sates or apples during the past j week were considerably greater! than previously, advertising and j display having aroused cou,sunier ' demand perceptibly. Prices to-' day. the last dnyof iiniioual apple week, were unchanged from pre-i vious quotations. 1 Livestock PORTLAND Ore., Nov. (1. (pj Cnilln tititl calves Heeelpis ;m rnlvns ttnd rcn lc.ru, -lownr; other t-lii.citPH steady. Steers (lldO to 11.10 lbs.), trntal $12iil-12.r,0. Cnlves (My lbs. ilowin, inediuiii lo choice. SX.Siifi lu.-'.O; do cull to common. SCiii S.riO. Venlers, mill; fed, sooil to .chnlcn, $l2ifi 13.: ilo medium. SldTiOW li; do cull to common, 37.GOffilO.rifi. Hctk Kecelpts 23; steadv. Sheep and lambs No receipts steady. Produce lOHTLAXD, Ore., Nov. II. (P) Wholesale prices: Mutter Cube stantlartls, ii cent lower, olhers unchaiiKed. Stand tit (Is 48'.c. Ekks Standartl extras hotn le lower: undersized 2c hiKher. Milk, poultry, potatoes, onions, wool, nuts, hay, uascaia bark and hops- steady. San PnincUeo ItiitiM-fat. SA.N KItA.Nt'lSt'O. Nov. (i. pl'i llutterfat, f. o. Ii. San l-'ranelrcn. ri45c. 4- THE MARKETS 1 Screen jfc Hollywood - By WADE WERNER IIOLLVWOOD. C'til. It is hard ly likely that the man who killed tin Austrian archduke nt Sarejevo one- day In Jane. 11114, realized he was startin-; u world war. H o w ' then. coulil li e have known l:e was fir InK the shot that would start one of Sernjevo's own home , town Kil ls on the' road to be coming a Holly wood movie act- iwwnwwwwl' n TOSS ? c. w. o - Still less did Eva Von Berne Kva Vo I'lentzner tlieam that the commo tion in her home town that day i would lereuttinlly chaiiKe the whole course of her life and put aer into thoite lAmerlcun movies she liked so much. As a matter of tact, she had no Idea what the commotion was about. liter father, a wealthy -Austrian,- believed firmly that all , disturbing news, Ruch as reports ; of assassinations or oilier iatali ; ties shonld be kept from the curs ' of children. : ' ' . War Leads to Career ! - Kven after . war was declared, i and all thrown the Ion war : years, ho followed this policy of barring al! turmoil and encltenient , of (he outside world from his home. ! So -Eva acaicely knew a war was I Kotne; on, and even now recalls the war years tt th happieKt of her ' chiltlhod. U'hen pence came. however, oil Road Oil Cleaning - Car Washing Eardia BjtUa We use special cbemioals 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. Xtrertide Phono 11 BRINGING UP FATHER BTCOLLY m- - . .. - . 1 I U,.w r,.r II - r ,r. : --- . I OtOlM'T , , A I I! Ski IT "TMicl ..,,aTfai-,ni.,M1 ' ARE VOJ TM-Mf WHAT5 TMB Bid I OEA? I l il V EE HIM- T I t J.7V)"''r.'1 iTH6Pii!T y 8-VOORla.T ' " OiCG6-THArt A WHAOOA OU MEAM 2 " f I J WJ-O---11- l ANY ONE. H.CKL' W,. -VE HEARD HIM Fa.K c ui gV faS? THE NEBBS The Joke Snapped Back L " utr v.Ac "1 . . . . a?. , . , . . ' 1 J- i i i i " tJi, -7, T.7- Y "l5 BM'7-..,7' Ml55 0LACt,VOOLL . 1 I I I VACJ Pi I 1 ---- i f-N ... - 1 V-.tW I Tr -M. in AVi il A-rtT V V. lJ t 1J-J. I U ; - I x . . . I - i ---w. ...a. Hina-WAS , KS v. ' uappv THIS MOI2K1IIsJ&A i-x-w:i. r : V MOW vvr cn-r -r u. r m PEBAAPS TM TO ftfr "l. 7 1. ;. 'Tf,- '7 IV , ,w "-"--i--r r--s v Ol- luck, x itMo.cu-uuM i -riu VWIS THIM6 UP WHILE 7 j' j ,C&TULATErjJX PyrmMt lM A LUCKV; rw-.i aaa x .- i tt, .yv i .02 1 . l J . . -.. . h-JK ft' J ' ' . f 7 nWHtrK-a - P h UK '1?' 1 t y a wtiHtaMtuirv f l" tills was clianced. Her father's 'ra"u "n tne conapno i of Austria of wealth .iut uxjh me Place j 'm,l il,n ,i... if ' T C1",e ; ,e she ''"" ui ruiiius a mini;. , rne tarn y was livlmr in rion..n 1 then -mil n ,7. , 7 Z. i ciecincal ventilating and pump iib iu";" a a dau TI""P "n te - ?or hei ",c or tno " mmrr- """" a lost S T ente rrt ThJol li? i dln,n "a,0B- .'- dancers and made much pre rress 1 tw n- -cmv of 2"' that when a nwspapeV ES. An" ' " " ' sym-; an account of the school's latent ,.un...n.i u , , Hiitsi presentation her picture appeared . as (hat of the most promislni; m-1, pii. .Norma Shearer and Irvimr : ThalbeiK, honeymoonlnj; In Kurope, ; reached Vienna just in time to no-1 lice this picture. ; vi.if 1 ? ,.' .. i ' veral years 'auo Robert Mont vlsilors trom Hollywood ,- u..i.. .. The SoiiKht out Kva, aKieed tliat the ! Was back In Hollywood with them. t . ... ! 'her name chat-fed to Kva Von Heme and her occupation 'chanKe.! j leading woman lor John (iilbcrt. I One of her childhood dreams had been realized. She was a hero ine In those American movies she liked so much. Hut "In Senijevo," said Eva, Kazimt out of an upper window of the studio, "the sky Is bine; more blue than anywhere else in the world." NEW YORKER Ity (. 1. Seymour. NEW YORK Wnen Irving T Mash was a boy, his father look him wound the world on his yacht, the Coronet. The lad's whole life was shuped and colored by his ex pedition through the seven seas. and he vowed that some daj . He. tiH, would attorn a yucm nnn , would take his own son on the same journey. ; That was In lHIS. Now Hush's : youthful promise to himself Is on I the threshold of fulfillment. Next I spring he expects to set nut on n world cruise with his son in a j splendid new yacht built for hlin at Kiel, Herman, nnd christened, ; uimrnnriutfly. the coronet. 1 'or tunc From (ho Sen. ' Minttnn Island th culls nre thlck- lin.h h.-is made himself n -multi-! millionaire thro.i!:h lifelong di-vn- Hon to the sea He Is the genius I of the terminal company which ! bears his name, operating the com- j ..1..I..I ,.rlvlolv.nwne.l .leeo w liter ' erminal In Hie world. To hls.17'lln " evening. In other piers and 2S mammoth warehouses: "r?u,f'1"' 1 ' ' "" j cargoes from every port on he I , globe. Seventeen """'hip I j , cm(. , are her.h.d at these decks, and the,,,, thl ninrnln(. goods they cany are cleared , nlIlyl hor0HK of the' inrougn ciimi.ii.s. , stored or redlspateh.-d I by nn nrmy i of sn.nno enimoyes. li e ,e ,., ,.ttnw unt, dwn Klnnlly. nt equipment lif lu.ies 2-. miles of fi 0.rl0(.K tnev n, ,,rw city privme i.iiini trovers nre noen nt last, nnd city tills of barges, car-floats. IlKhicrs worKln, aren't tip yet. and tugs. ' The new Coronet, now anchored' Array of TlmoplwH. In the lower Hudson river, cost j The henvlest day for the youm: more than $4ini,oui. Few- more ; women operators who report the luxurious private er:ift flv AmeK'tlme was September 10. Nineteen Fire Insurance Placed in ne of the OLD LINE STOCK COMPANIES represented by me will assure a just and prompt settle ment in Case of a loss. q - ". ' I j Chauncey Florey 201 First National Bank Bldg. MEDFOTtD MAIL' lean cilqi-s- propelled hy Diesel eneines, capable of ci-ulsinit ut,ii mnes wiinoui rerueiunif- It has an electric refrlKeratinK Pl.n,t. : h. .,.. h,, ..... . . '. ee .... ni" r " "n"lnno ambition rea- . "' ! ! ! - i ..i.e. Hp'eaklnit of (he sen, lirnmlway , ""S Itained n proinlsinc youiiK ac- tor and lost n potential Joseph j conrad. vn.-i, ir, ,.,..,i,....,,... .... . er bound trom New York foe tnr. ) cicn ports. He .sailed the sr.as un- I'',6"'! '', h"lontl "' '-1 . ' ... " i" . ii. stories oi ine nnunttini: main, i He sold some, Uiu, but discovered that the financial rewards of writ ing were sparse anionj,' beginners, and lo keep a roof over his head he took up the stave, striking a bargain with William Fnvershani to piny seven roles In a lllilk nlnv I j at S;'i a week per role. ! j. lie liked the xUikc, and went from FavershnmV play to a slock ; company in Itnltimore. This fall J ; Kilcar Selwyn needed n. tuveiillel I to piny the son of an estranged j lnn--linnd and wife in his new , dra.nin of divorce, "Possession.' I He asked Kdwin Knopf, llaltlmore linpreii.mrio, to recommend an ac tor. -and Knuiif supplied Mont- Eomery. On the nlcht the play ; oiicneil In New Vork MontKinnery I was hailed by critics as one of the ! finds of the season, nnd now- Sel j wyn Is helm: Importuneit to produce Ml play for the youth to star In. !.. .'."A ll"llwl'd periaiiisVnlled I'm- nccu- f roil flKNT noi;SKS I ,(lt HUNT IIDIISUKKHPI.VO - ' FOIl SAPK POUIl'ltY J ' The Silent ' lloiir. It Is possible at last to ascertain Will. a,.n.n u... I .... 1 . ..,., ,.i n iiiii most New Yorkers lire uheil The t!mi is between 0 and 7 o'clock in the morning. And the telephone company can vouch for It, I cause between those hours It receives fewest calls for the correct time, Since the company began six weeks - ago lo give pntrons the rlgh: time fee the price of one telephone call, It has disposed of the Infoimatlon on an average of 12.000 times a day. On Mini- between 4 nnd ri in the after-. noon, either because office work-I rrH become nnxinus at that hour I - they work overtime or be-; "" ,'t, !" ""hour 01 whl,'b hej ' .""' '""am ga r IS set ,.y ,,,, !,,,,, n n,j(. nlK, - ))ut ,n Manhattan they 27 TRIBUNE, flfEDFORD, . . . . aecu- lea-on was easily divined: That was me uay me opened. city schools Ti, ,i..i. ,., ,.i,a ...- '. r . me nine trom .Meridian i:'l2 .lo the nearest half minute. A j hattery of electric clocks records ''- "our. minute and second In "T ''0m "e s,,p 1 om'- ';'t ork. and these docks are -. .... ... ... .K,....s. servuloi-y lime by another time - , ... uiieii oil i n ,.r.,,-iinir n,.-..o dim. olino dlstrlbuiiiiK stations in this county, nt Hlv. Merrill ntiil Klnm- alii Falls. WANTHII MALIC WAN'THl) VouiiK man for lintel porter and bellbnv work. .Ksb land Hotel. Ashland, Ore. 22U HKLP WANTKD FKMALU ACTIVK. mature woman, tenchim; or selling experience preferred: must be free to leave city: ex cellent pay, permnnent position ( If satisfactory. (live ae. ex perience, local nddress and tele phone. Address Itnx .1. ,1 Trib-1 line. 23H--- SALESUWHES 2 ladles to dem onstrate and sell. Medford made product. Every demonstration a sale. Call 235 S. Ivy, ip a. in. to I p. in. or after-4 p. m. 22)i WANTKD SITUATIONS WANTED Young married man. 10 years general office experi ence desires position. iteter enccs. Address llox I ofi, .Meilforil Tribune. 234 WANTED Any kind of work. Call Jewell Cafe. 220 a.mi,d General housework in private fnmlly by young woman. mix in, aiau Tribune. 22'J W ANTI-CD Plain sewing nnd mend Ing. Men's clothes u speclnlty. References. Call nt 710 PI n- Phone 310-Y. 233 WANTED Heusowork, day or "our. i-none 1340-X. 220' W AXTF.h M ISCICMA N HO US WANTED To buy an established fire insurance jigency. Addt -ess Insurance, car Tribune. 230 WANTED Will care for children In your own home. Phone 821 -W. uavteo For cash, good used radio. What have you? F. E. Jenkins, 113 Kenwood Ave. !2S WANTED To trade pedigreed '' rench Silver rabbits for trailer, '"- )'nZ.iZl -HX'X WANTED-Lawn mowers to sharp en; phonographs repaired: rub ber tires put on tricycles and baby buggies; general repairing and locksmlthlng. Call and de Uver. Medford Cycle A Repair nuupi aucnessor to Liberty Re P?1! Shop. Chas. Fisher, Prop ION. Kir St. Phone 111. -V- M,i FOR RENT SIISCIXLANKOUK FOR RENT .Cabin, Pal"',7 ind Hand HI., re, ' . jS, FOR RENT Bachelor cabins. 445 H. h rnut. . imir' MISCKLLANICOl'S IIIfllll-.ST CASH PRtCEH paid for poultry nnd rabbits of all kinds. .et our prices before selling else, where. I'mpqun l'onl!-y Co.. 4J Winchester RI.,aRoseburi.'. Ore. 24i;. KJR HIRE 10-pnssenger Cadillac bus. Snappy service, rates rea sonable, Chns. p. Howard, phone ".' J?,y '"Pense, Summit Ranch. A "hla no. 20trf FURS-FURS TRAPPER8, NOTICE We are In a position lo handle all ynur sklni. Bee u before yoti sell. Medford Bargain House N. Craps tt Phono 1062 j OTEftONT. TUESDAY . . . . . (lit IMO.NT Small miidi-ni liuiise. close In, SI.".. Call 3:l. S. River sille. 777777777 nu iti;.M Cottaues. ST. week: . wood, water, electricity and baths furnished. Rainbow Auto Camp. 2 GUI FOR Itli.NT -bouse wtih So. Holly. - 4-rooni furnished yard; adults. 2L's 22litf' , , ! IHi sin ItKNT 2-room house; wood d and aariiKe. I'luine 4.r.li-V. 22!) FOR HUNT My home at 1310 W. Main St., .Meiirurd. Seven rooms. nun si-re,-n poren. -M-w Cllll dillon inside. Will lease: no Iran suiils. s.,r. per nionth. l)e'oe, phone i".2.'l-.l-2. C. A If FOR RUNT Homes. Furnished I or unfurnished. Brown & White. ' 47tf FOR Itl-.'NT F'.'ll.MSIIIOl) ROOMS FOR RI-:XT Room, close In: holt mid cold water, bath; waitress' preferred. 121 N. (I rape. 22'J , FOP. RENT - Hoard and riiinn I wlih private family; reasonable. 145 North Oakilale 220 FOR KENT Furnished room, block from park; private resi dence; hot water heat, bath. 222 Ho. Holly. 2;i FOR RENT Furnished room for gentleman. 326 So. Riverside Ave. , tf I' OR RENT.-l.nrgo sleeping rooms; bath, running water. 24G N. . Ora ie. i31 FOR RENT Rooms, SI. 50 nnd $2 per week. 44D So. Front. Z181f I OR RICNT Few more good rooms to let for the winter. Rea sonable prices. Hotel llrlland. 21ltf OR RENT Pleasant room with hoard at 2Ll-!j.i f FOR HE N T A PA RTM ICN TS OR RENT Apartment, furnish ed: 3 .looms, with garage, hot and cold water, bath; very close In. Hi Mistletoe. 23() FOR R E NT Ivy, cheap. Apartments, 325 s. Phone, 520. 23 I l'OR RICNT Desirable apt, hy woek;(ir month,, - Hotel Grand. . " K3:i l'OR RENT comfnrtnlily furnish ed apartment; electric range ga ruge, I'hono !i7n.H. 233 FOR rent -- Furnished modern "i"".i ; niiuiiH. 845 N. llnrl- letl hnni. 753-M. 225'lf FOR RENT 2 furnlsbn.l n..iu- adults. Phone II41-W. 40 Oulnce! - 230 FOR RENT Furn. 2 and S-rm. ttpts.; garage, 804 W, 10th. 16Gtf FOR RENT s-rnom furnished PL. gioiind floor. 25 mo.: Hgliis nnd water furnished. 333 w 2nd. Ask nt 331. 2l8lf FOR RENT Furnished apurt ments. I'hono 4S2-H. 2lltf VOni ,,nwT fon-J furnished I 211tf bent, Frlgldalrn, hot water, gar- age. 603 K. Holly, 202tf FOR HUNT Furn. S.em . prlvnlo bn(h, electric range, hot "ndeolrt wsi.r. Hhone 11 ii.r WANTED To Buy for Cash All Your SECON-HAND FURNITURI Scott Woolf OYF"rr,FT? f, iW - . By George McManu, WHAT5 THS BIO IOEA? WHAODA VOU MEANl BV SACKINJ'IMTO THAT CiEMTlE.IMA.r4 "3 sue saio rorarufoe. out op the Me&a FAMlW HELL COME. SACK. SOME CJMIG, OUTWv "v-I r.lFM VOI ) t- AM TErAT 1UU OHUULU UIM I llp- NOUG FACE "COM&I2ATULATIONJ5 -IT r- KOR 1I10NT I louse kccnlnu riH.niH. 3:14 Apple SI. 230 FOR RUNT llousekeeplm- npts; 3 .rooms and parage, close In. Apply 343 North (irapo St. 2211 ; FOR ItlONT lloiisekeeplni; room; j but ami cold water. ri2t .N. Itiv- ! erslde. 22!l FOR KCIL.:vGK TO TltADB lan lyoaKe touring! car In first cIors shape, for good ! miih cows, rresii or coming fresh. w"llums. Seegmlllor & ! FOR SAI.K I'.v owner, new miul Wllliams ranch, near Antfoch . ern home and acre of ground, school, or address Central Point, ' Sluclo cash; also my equity In : tf I'OI'NI) For.N'l) I'nibreiia at t'ralerlnn tlii-uter about a week ago. Own er may have same by calling nt 'I'rlbiine, lileiilit'ylng and paying for this ail. 22 LOST- LOST -Young pointer dog, tan and . IMS Palm St. 220 LOST 4-months-nld Spitz nnd fox terrier pup on Jacksonville high way: iiaine l.lnily: black and White. Itigene l.ytel, Jackson ville, Ore. !'!(' . i LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN liiludle bull terrier: answers tol .llggs. Call Merrick's Camp. I- ward. 229 . FOR SALK LIVESTOCK I FOR SALE One 2-year-old llnl-' stein bull; price $8f. N. .. l.aw- son, iniiie Falls-I'rospect road. 2311 FOR SALE Jersey cow; bo fresh found first of year, flOO. Wal ter l.lelle. fifth house on right on Spring St. 234 'OK SALE Weaned pigs, Deljival separator. Everett Heeson. 372-.1-1, Talent. 23i, MR SALIC Weaner pigs; sows to farrow soon. Merkeley Orchards. I'hone 523-R-3. 23(1 FOR HALE (1 heavy work horses. W rite .1. E. Itodgers, R. 1, .Med ford. 230 FOR HALE 50 vtiune ewes. Cnll Star lunger Station. Frank Dawson. 212tf FOIt KAL1C Al'TOMOIIILICS 1'VHt HALE ,1022 Htudebnker, cheap. Heo.lt at Craler jjike Auto Co. 234 FOR HALE Ford light dellverv or will exchange for light irui k. Pliono f,2,1-J-2. . ,.l7lf FOR KALK RKAtj ICSTATIC-" FOR HALE Real bargain. Pear orchard, also (wo houses for the price of one. Income proper ties. Hmall acreage, 3 No. Hurt le!!. I'hone ,1234. 235 FOR KALE Hy owner, in neres of creek bottom soli, under Irriga tion. Georgu Jackson, Phoenix. ' 2l8lf WHEN TOD think of real estate, see Brown White. tf SALK 1 acre tracts east of Medford between cliy reservoir nnd Hprlng street, city water to each Kact. I'rlce G00 per acre, with terms. FOR SALE y4 -aero tola on East Main St.. Hlsklyou Heights Price S400 to $115(1 per lot WOLD & WOLD, Hpar(a Illilg. ir Oregon Winter Blue Grass (Poa Bulbou) . 99 Pure Elinor Hanley Bush Ua E. Main Phono tot MEDFORD . By SOL HESS, piAiv!ie.")Me meakjt N VOI5' UUAV5 UMTFn WWEM VOO 5AiD FOR SAI.i: Fill turkeys. 3ile 11... di'llvercd any time. Tel. Miii-.M. 241 Foil SA1.1-: llarred Rock pullets, Wlllct strain. $1.30 each If taken at once. I'hone r,l-l-R-2. 22!l FOR SALIC Mammoth Pronze turkeys, Uoldbonks and Nordby strain; large, healthy stock. Desert View Turkey Farm, Rt. 8, Pox 107-A, Medford. i'hono 132-X-2. 228 r-'Olt SALP 1IO.MKS : Dodge sedan, ur will trade fur : guild l- ord Walter l.lelle. fifth house on right on Spring St. 234 FOR SAI.I-'. My equity In duplex, cheap for cash. :i07 N. Itlver Hlde. . 230 Port BALK Douse, inrge lot, on North Orange. 1'rlce Is right. . See this property before you ouy. i-none itaz-w, or Inquire nt 32 North Orange. 110tf FOR SALI-- MISCIOLLAN HOPS FOR HALE Winter Illinium ap ples, cheap: bring boxes. Hcrs eley Orchards, I'hono 523-R-3. 234 FOR SALE Household gduds con sisllng of bedroom suite, couch, chairs ami numerous other ar ticles.' ( all nt ma Crater Lake Ave. 230 FOR SALE Medium size colli or wood heater, good condition. Phone 043. 228 FOR HALE-G23-R-2. First crop hay. Phone 228 FOR HAI.E-Ei ka vacuum clean er, electric heater. Phone 740 W. 325 K. Jackson. 22titf BARGAINS in used fium machines. 1 Fordson disc plow itttacliment, almost new; 8 tractor plow; sub soiler, alirnisl' new; 2 used har rows; 1 used tractor bargain; 1 ll-h.p. engine; 1 sulky plow. Hubbard Bros. 231 FOU HALE Apples. Hpltzenbergs, Delicious and NewtowiiH. Grow ers Exchange. Fir nnd 8th sts. 220tf FOR SALE Stock cnrrnis, corn nnd winter bluegrnss seed. Maury Richardson. Call 3r.r,-n- evenings. 248 l'OR HALE Newtown apples. Wolvertlnn ranch, Central Point, llrlng lynxes. Phone 243. 244 FOR HALE Hnltzcnniii-K nonln. nut visin raciting jioiiso, Ho. Fir 203tf. FOR SALE For sand and gravel, eedlment and general tenmlng, phone B12-J. , gam'l Bntemsn. . ' tf FOR HALE Used sewing ma chines; all makes, $S up; terms If desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Bewlng Machine Co., 24 No. Bartlett. lltf MONKY TO I),V 0 MONEY on Improved Medford proper(y. Brown & Whlto Agency Inc. . 201tf riUSINKSS niRI-JCTORY John R. Knight Tcnclicr of Violin Phono 2:12- Jacksonville For Appointment WANTED We Buy for Cash All. Used Furniture and Stoves Call 505 W. A. KINNEY . Furniture House" 315 East Main 7 TA"OU SRVT5N BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstractor. I MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab. stracts of Title, Title Insurano. Rooms 3 and 5, No. 12 North) Central an, upstalrt. J ACK SO S CXI. AHSTIlAtT O). Alucr.icis of Tttk and Title Iiutor anoc. The only com pic to TIlU Kjrslcm In Jack Mill County. Atturneya A. K. It BAM ICS Lawyer. Of (lot Liberty Hid... Medford. Ore. Chiropractic- Physlclana DR. K. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Hpeclallst. Offlot hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6. 201-204 Liberty Bldg. Office phone MO; Res, phone 790-H. - Contractor. R. I. STUART A SONS General Contractors, Including base ments, ditches, 'all klnde ol cement and concrete work. R. L smart. 217 Apple, shone (4sg I Gilbert Stuart, 17 Ross Court. I phone 0G6-M. Miles Stuart, 0I j S. Newtown, 'phone 8G0, Eipcrt Aciountant 1 WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention gtvea to anything In accounting and Income Tax Requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Liberty Bldg., Medford. Phone 167-R. Financial WB LL.ND MONEY to north) pcoplo to pay (heir honest debt Pacific Coast Credit Association. 423 Medford Bldg., Medford, Ore. tf Freight Transportatlim PIKRCK TRCCKINO CO.. Med ford lo Portland and San Fran cisco. Furniture moving a spec ialty. Phone 437-R-2. LONG D1STANCK HAULINQ Medford - Klamath truck line. Dally service. Bonded carrier. Special rates on load lots. Auto Freight terminal, a 6 8. Fir. Tel 1033. CALL Portlnnd-Medford Truck Lino for through or Intermediate point servlcn. slxteen-hour er vice to and from Portland. Phont 689, Medford. Auto freight ten mlnal at 36 S. Fir, Medford. Insurance EARL S. TUMY All forms of In surance. Fire, Auto, Life. Acck dent, Bonds. Phone 402. SOI i.iueriy iug. Interior Iccnrntnr W. F. ORINSTF.D Expert Interior decorator; nnllquo nnd glimwoo4 . finishes; panel wall designs, tex tured wall, pnperhanglng and general paint contractor. Phont lionns on Bomea LOANS on homes now built d under construction. Eight Den . cent nnd no stock to carry. Real nr. vi.-o. mommy payments, - Banister Agency, ine, 106 S Main. Tel. 1230. .. . Money to loan MONEY TO LEND To worth! people to pay their honest debt Becurltles of all kinds accepted. Jennings Loan Oftloe, 6 8. Front MONEY TO LEND $50 to S3SI to lonn on furniture or good ee curlty of most any kind. Con tracts discounted. Thomas Realtl Co., Room 12, Palm Block, cor. Mnln nnd Front, upstairs. 6 Ising Time 4 Real ICstn(o''''t Mortgage Isiuna hone 1.132 Commercial , Finance Corp. ...-..mm, wrcgiw Monti menu THE OREGON GRANITE) CO.-. monuments. , A. Hicks, Gen eral Manager; p. M.-8rshaw. Bales Manager. S02 N.v Front ot., Medford Music. TORVAL H. FOLKENBERO Teacher of violin; orchestra practice for students: also a de partment for adjusting and re pairing violins. It you desire a reliable violin outfit, call at thi studio, room 4. College Bldg.. SI N. Grape St. Phone 2C9-J. Painting and Pftpcrhnnglnf ' i t H. MARX, General Painting Con tractor, tinting, pnperhanglnat. cnrpenterlng, repairing. Phono . 178-J. Res. 67 Summit. Piano Inatrncttoa FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony. Halght " Muslo Htudlo, S18 Liberty Bldg. Phone 72. 15tf Printers anil PublLshen MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Has the best equipped printing offloa In Southern Oregun. Bookbind ing, loose leaf ledirera hilling systems, etc. Portland prices. St . ir rji. Piihlli. Accountant i i' A-.ir;il ACCOUNTING HERVe K l-.-opcrallng the ninst comk plete ami modern bookkeeping service In So. Ore. Audits, in sinuations, income tax W A Friizier, Puhllo Accountant. Tell ..05. Itaillo Reimlrlac RADIO REPAIRING The Muslo llox, 402 East Main Ht., Phono 433. has nn expert radio tech trlclnn from the-factory. Wo make a specialty of expert repair work and guarantee It. BpeoUi consideration to dealer, ' , ' Transfer j BA DH THANHFKU et BTORAOB , co. Office lit N. Fir a? ; Phone SIS. Prices right, ad vice gtmrnnterd. ' . L OAV1H TRANSFER STORAOM Service guaranteed, 29 B. Urep HtPna 4, or residence 100a. Window fra a LET OICOROB DO IT , Re, cleaning, floor waxlna, ervloe. Geo. ,. sjao! V . 1-4 or lt v. ; IS M i: - - -
