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rF!PFOTT matl TTrn.rxR mfdt'OT?t). onFnoy, tttstvay. xovEMTttTJ 102s. PACK SEVEN1 COMMISSION ROW: FOKIUND TODAY I'lHtTLANh, Ori. Nov. 13. .g ) Jhalihy lomlltions prevailed Unlay j uliin cnniiiiirisiuii rou with prici-sl irrmTally um-hanntHL Tin holiday! fciltowhiK Suiulay and Saturday's jfhnrt (ii'slun fa used a uoml tlt'iuntul fur moHt lineK of fruit, wxetaldt's. ditlry and pnultiy, ItuitLT and ejis were selling at quotations ruling lasl Friday, n there were no whhIoi.h of the JVhyJ i;."n liani;i' on Saturday or Monday. ! There wan an extreme shortage: 'f poultry. Kasler turn ruled in the turkey market today. It was . Mill a little early foi the annual j ThanksKiviiiK trude. I Cou n t ry d resseU 111 eats wore , moving readily nt prlcon at.Mu.y j with last week's level. Fruits and , t vpRetahlOH were i u o t (I b 1 y un changed. lilse in the price of sugar wan i reported on the local mnrkrt this morning.: Cane rnigar had gone up I from $6. ft 5 to a cwt. lieet sugar alo roso frni $5.45 to ?3.5ft a cwt. 1'011TI.A.,. Ore, N.(v WlioloHalu prieeH. 1:1 llli'TTEK. Portlimd Dairy Kx ciimiKC not wholehHln p r i c c h. (cuI)ch): KxtraB. 4'JVi:f: ataiifiarils, 4!lc; pvimu firBts, -tTjc; firntK. loHc. Crunmory prices: Priiit, ut: ovor cube KtaiularOB. I0OCS. I'urtliiml Dairy Kx thatiKe (not IiobIk): Kresli stanil- nrd extras, 4Sc: ficBh standard: tirsts. 41c; frown nipiliuni extras, :iGc; froBli medium fii'Hts, 31c; un-1 dersized, 2Sc. Prices to retailoiH, 3c over .exchnn-to prices. j MILK. Haw milk (I percent), i SS5 cwt. dellvored Porlland, less 1 percent, ilutterfat, slation. 61e: track, uc; delivered at Portland, Wwc llulter, cgK and milk steady. POULTRY. Steady. I buyin',' liricea), alive, heavy hens (over Us poundsl. 2.V; medium hens. J'ii to Hi pounds. 1'Oc; light, mi-1 der DVi pounds, 17c; old rooBtors, I 10c; springs and Lenhorns, 21c; I sta-s, Isc; young wliilc Pekin ! duckB, lSfiLUc; turkeys, alive 15 i f:tc; dressed. STGluSc: geese. 101 fi lSe. POTATOES Klcady. per dred pounds, Yakima Hems, Sl.:! ? l.5u; local, partly graded, $1.00; i Dcstuintes Ciems. $l...;w 1.00. ONIONS. Stendy. Yakima yel-i Inw, SI. tin cwt.: Oregon Yellow Danvcrs, .tt.lia W'UUb. Steady, Kastcnt Or--Kiin woIh (1i. JO, ' II. country pointH) : Chofeo llpht nhrlnkhm line, .ilif 'Ale Hi.: heavier shinklr.'; fim UiJolc: crosshrrd wools, lit! ! 10c. Valley: .Medium, 4?c lb.; ' cmrso. .iota lh. I XL'TS. Steady, walnuts. Tidy ?iv. ainiomlK, H.'i'ff Wnrr peanuts, Uli He; peenim, uOfo iloc; filbcrtH, j I i i THE MARKETS 2a(2Hc lh. j XKW VOUK, Xov. 13. (I) The HAY. Steady, buying pi'ice.H: BloCt murkut closed steady today. Gaston. Orenon timothy, $20.ri0.i ! cw hi-hs for lie's were made by 21: Do valley, $1 7lT.riO; airaUa,u number of stocks when the bull $1S1K.50; -rlnvcr. lAtftu oat moVcment was resumed in the last hay, Sllift 15.50: straw. S7.5D ton; hnul. sears Uoebuck was the selling ptlceM, J ton more. ; pace-setter as it climbed to IS-P.i. Livestock TORTLAXD, Ore., Nov. 13.- -iff) 1 Cattle and calves: Steady to i strong, receipts 1 3 5 0. Steers, 1100 lo 1130 lbs., good $!2rfM:!.ro s.t.z ";"nn " r ; i n tn iar.nri n r.o- uinnru !. in r. n'tr..u u-'ii u... ! dnw,,' ' if'd ' !i:.nff, i. ' hnirer' I common, $7.0ffi 11.50. Cows, good,; $S.rtnfi!i; cows, common to mod-1 ium, ij0(i S.aO cows, low cut- tor $l$'!.&0. I lulls, yearlings ex cluded, ;oi?d beefs, ?7.1i5(fi' 7',7o; hulls. cuUer to -medium, SC.oOffr T.L'5. Calves. 5"0 lbs. down, med ium lo choice. ?S.50r7 10.50: calves,; cull to eummon. S6ffs.5. "ealeiK. ' mitk-fed. good ;o choice. St2fS ITS; ; vcalers, medium. SI0.50fi7 12: veal-. ers. dull to common, si.bv'ij lO.w. HOUS. Receipts 2050. 150 25c' higher Heavyweight, 250 to 350 ! Southern Pacific engineer, of San lbs., medium to choice, $7.25 0; j Francisco, missing here since Sept. medium weight, 200 to 250 11m.. j 13, was found on a hillside near medium to choice, $81(9.25: light the railroud tracks two and one wolglit, IN) to 200 lbs., medium lo ! half miles north of here yesterday cooiee. ,5.a' i.u'J. ii sni nhino. , 130 lo 100 lbs., medium to choice. 8.25di 9.25: packing sows, rough , and smooth, $0.50 r,i 7.50; slaughter ( choice $S fa 8.73; feeder and stock-j cr pigs, 7o to 139 lbs., medium to i choice. $7.50(i S.50. (Soft or oily ho'ts and roasting pigs excluded ..... , I SIIFeV and 1 Uins-Stentlvjeently usl five carloads of lime , : , , c i n, i innA i receipt, llll". 1-ambs SI lbs., ion land. i I Fire Insurance Placed in one of the OLD LINE STOCK C0MPAN1ES represented by me will assure a just and prompt settle ment in case of a loss. Chauncey Florey 201 First National Bank Bldg. LIME SULPHUR SOLUTION General Chemical Company Liquid Lime Sulphur Growers' Exchange " Southern Oregon Sales, Inc. Pinnacle Packing Co. J. C. Hemiir;, Roprcaent.it ive Phone 145? BRINGING UP FATHER I DlDNj'T TEf ,OU TO TAKE. L I THE QORTltREb OOWN?GO i sC, no do it r.ght away M iSfch J?l WAMr TOS,pK) x r r www THE NEBBS The Old Fox . .1 JuikiGS TO LOOK SECIOUS AMB(J05E Potts is LOOKING oS 1 !j0Wlli g00ii lu ci10ce; ; 1.inlbs !l2 ibs., (lown, modinm. 310 ; (1(11; lambs, all welslils, cull to common, S.30i 10. Yearling weth-, I cr3 ,5U ,i)8 lown medium to j cm,ice, jsiii 10. Ewes. 10 lbs., ,lowll mt.(ium to choice, 1.50r-i ,-,u- ,. i n tn inn lbs., men. lllln't0 t.,.0jt.c, $;i.o0(.U; ewes, all; -avclKlits. cull to common, S3 i 3.50. j Portland Wheat POllTLAND, Ore., Nov. 13. (A k-QUlT ' K 7 mmm I Wheat: Ulg Uend bluestem, hard hun-jwhlto Sl.Hi; soft white, SI. 15; western white, $1.15: hard winter. SI. oil (4 ; norilii rn spring, Sl.os'i ring, fl.us'jt; ,. white, S35. flwnt 'western red, Sl.OH'i. Oats. No. 2, 38 II). Today's tar receipts Wheat 101, Hour 23. corn 7. oats 1, hay 0 San Francisco Butterfat SAN KUANC1SCO. Nov. 13. dlutterfat V. O. U San Francisco 54 V.! c Wall Street Report ; international Nickel went up to a ; new high figure at 1101. Inter national business .Macnine ai un , and Consolidate class ut 84 also established new peak prices. ..' . v' .'Uadio inofe than mado up Its loss when It rebouixied to j-i. approximated 4,r,M0.0UO. KEEDSPOBT, Ore., Nov. 13. Wl Tho body of August C. Palmer, i.i. n-l-i.uii .u. . ........ , Officials believe Palmer, wno was on a vacation here visiting l j l.iother-ln-lw. Oeorge r.lchmond. on the day be disappeared and, that he ws overcome' by a hear attack, .,ul,lt,T-l nti r.tltlllV f:.t'lllCIS I'O- ' e .... . I ni.WER BODY OF InfllOOiMP rMPIMCCD IVIIOOinU LltUINLLn I'Ll. WATTCW SOfW.OOOOlT Ai10 DOrsJ'T ThlNlK "T H A.-T TOO rE GOirslO TO T l OUT- HAVE lOTi OF i A HEAR ME' NOW I GOTTA BUV THAT EWGAGEMEMT RlMCbCOMMie ' SAV5 A CHEAP J6 FOR I A TMOOSAKoO DOLLARS TM domV soumo so cheap AMD I'M GOIMCS TO DO SOME SWOPPIMS BEFOEE 1. UE.T LOOSE-OF THAT- KIMO OF, HOOVER'S VICTORY! BOOSTS DRY HOPE 1 GREAT LONDON. Nov ITl Tli' , 'the best tramiioline acts In Tnmle- " "y J-'T'T. e, w'y,,v 1 u villi.. Perfectly nmnsing and breath vletorv ..f Herbert Honer -"jtakl ;,eril fcals are perlormed. 'served as nil incentive to prolil- , , , i.. ..t Ibilion advoeate m Kngland to prepare Cor an en-ergot it eam i paign agafnut aleohitl in eoiinee- (I'tlon with the general election next I year. Prohibitionists were quoted as i saying that Mr. lloover'H majority I had given every tempera ntie- and i ornhibilifm organisation in (Ireat llritain now hope and that it woul- eerlainly stimulate the eatise of Jtemperanee throughout the world. I The paper nitl tempera net! Kanlzations would put forward prohibition 1 candidates in forty constituencies nnd would pledge their votes to any candidate else where supporting- such measures as local option. The hope was not entertained of making- Kncland dry at once, but the proposal was to move toward that poal in such stages ns ,tho establishment of local option and the itg-hteniuf; of existing- laws regard lug limitation of saloon bourn and the sals of in toxicants In clubs. William K. (1'usnyfnot) .luhnsnii. American prohibition crusader, will be in i:ngland in the sprint ami will help in tin temperanee drive. ThS hope Is entertained if obtaining money from the Unit ed Hlates to aid the campaign. T Vaudeville A feature bill with n generous portion of the many varieties of entertainment, of vuudeville comes to Hunt's Cralcrian tomorrow. Tho Kuby Girls, present nn net Hint embodleB a scries of contrasts BrtlBtlcally blended Into a novel offering of song and (lance. Ono . . .,.. , ,i,, iK, " . ' f "l.1?'"., " L" erS 8e'-r" '"i.1'. ,"'' ",,, ,.,,, Enrle have a comedy offerln? in which they duplet- two eliaraelciv who have embarked on the Boa of mntrlmoiiy' and encounter some rough Failing. Carl portrays - the playboy type or husband nnd his comely partner enacts the unsoph- Btle.p,i ,,nn wife The Spanish Trio, who hnll from Road Oil Cleaning Car Washing 1 Hardie System We use special chemicals for road oil. Will not in jure finest finish. No itcftra osed. Bent equip ment in city. Expert Pplishing and Re finishing. Vacuum Clean s, . 1 ng. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, Inc. 101 1. SiTettid PhMwll WW1 fli 1 1 ill'; COKE!f Til : fl in YOC TO SE WORK FDSYOU t. TOo-op you , III ., ,,V-( ; ;7iff spT ! T T, FELUEI2. COOt-D ABOUT rjiwjS AT A &ACSAIM WHOLESALE' AT Ukie.- DO VOL) V to r-ie, UALkl CieUT AMD GIVE A ASKS WITHOUT NJO AI2GOMEMT . MEvera pav sjosbov 0"HE FIRST -JV- the sunny land suggested by their ' Humeri. Xoi ion linnv title, are accomplished musicians I NOKTIi HHNIi. lire., Nov. lil. on various instruments. Almoin I (A' Frankle I'.urnell, Portland wol-tii--;anti is a dramatic tenor, Paul-i ter, fought a draw with Wilkird tno a marvelous piano accordion-! Not ton. of Eugene, in the main 1st and Mile. Mesa's mien! adds event lu re hut night. materially to the class of tho act. 1 Frank (Peg) .Innes will surp-l with his acrobatic dancing and I ho number of stops he cxeculcB tor ho has the handicap of one leg, hence his nickname. Ho also de livers a funny monologue that is ! richly filled with bright and snap- py witticisms. I he Push Brothers have one oi most oT which have st rain of comudy. S.M.EM, Ore.. Nov. 13. ll'l Eleven written (pinions went handed down by the supreme court here today, ten on eases ap pealed from Multnomah county and one from Washington county. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Rate. Ir word for first Inwrtlon, 2c; MCh luccoedlng Insertion, 1c: minimum 25c. Inde your ids with For Silo, For Rent, tc. and count llt.s. words, as well as each Initial, telonhons number, .tc as a word. Classified ads cash In advance and not taken ov.r pltone, unless advertiser ha. monthly account. No allowance for Dlion. error.. HELP WANTED l'MM ALE WANTED Experienced gill or women for general housework. Phone 847-X. 237 WANTED MISCELLANEOL'S WANTED Washing Men's wash ing a specialty, and mending. Phone 74CW. 23f. Wanted win pay ch for good used piano from private party. ' Must be chettp. Phone 720. be tween 0 and 0 p. m. 23K' WANTED Cientlemen roomers ' and boarders. 10011 W. Main. 23s WANTED F6r cash customer. 10 - to 20-acro pear orchard. Wold - AWold. 230 WANTD-Lawn mowera to sharp en; phonographs repaired; rub- . her tires put on tricycles and baby buggies; general repairing and locksmlthlng. Call and de liver. Medford Cycle ftepalr Shop( successor to Liberty Re- -palr Shop. Chasr Flsherr Prop. 1 N. FirSt. Phone 1(1. istr fan KENT FVlt.MSIIED HOO.MS Foil ItlONT Very desirable roolH - ill private home, close to Wash ington school: home privileges . to congenial party. 70r -West loth Ht. 237 FOlt KENT Furnished rooms. 14 Ho. Holly. 23.'. FOK ItENT--lJirgc sleeping rooms: bath, running water. Hi N. Orape. . ' 237 FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room nnd one apartment. Inoture colonial isnkcry. 2u- FOU RENT 8 well furnished sleeping rooms with bath. 817 West 10th. 235 FOU RENT Furnli.hcd room fnf gentleman. 825 Ho. Riverside Ave. tf FOR RENT Rooms, tl.liO and 2 per week. 44 Bo. Front, 21tf "OR 'RENT Pleasant room with Imam st 71S V. Mil- .. FURS FURS TRAPPER8, NOTICE Wo are In a position to handle nil your skins. See us before you sell. , Medford Barqain House 27 N. lirnpo 81, , , 'hono 1002 H AMti r i i ,j j G.E.T A &AMOMO - 1 AlNJ'T SOIMG TO IM OFF THE STT2E.E.T MAnJ WHAT HE PRICE smith I'slny: IMpt. XKW Yl)UK. Nov. 13. (Vt After 1 6 yearn of cigars, (lovernor Smith is smoking a plpiV It Is of Irish briar, carved with shamrocks. It was sent by an admirer. VANTi:i SITUATIONS i;M'i;i;n;(i:i. m;vi ami .wife. wish permanent wurk on ranch. Prefer working ranch alone. Any where in suui hern Oregon-. State wages and partleulai'K in fiissl letter. Writo K. I., iriymer, t;eu. l.iel., .laeksfinville. Ore. 2;i;'i WANTUH Housework, linui'. Phone .13I.I-X. day or I'OK ItlCX'l i.uLaliS FOH KENT--Kurttiwhed house, or furnished apartments at 132 S. Orape, I block from Liberty Dldg. Phone IS 4 or 407. Will II. Wilson. 23ti FOlt KENT-,n-rooiu new house; ,oleetri(! range, anil hot water ' 'heater, hardwood floors, garage. 1'iionc h-u-A. --it' FOlt UI-:NT 4-room house in country. Phtme lt-13-.M. 23ti FOlt KENT Small furnished house. Ml: also 4-room modem house, Phone 1234. 23S FOlt ItENT 4 room modern house, ulove, garuge, ttn pave ment. Call 333 Haven. 233 FOlt KENT Cottages. $Ti week: wood, water. elAelrlelly anil baths furnished. Kulubuw Auto Cntnp. 2fifi FOU KENT 4-room furnished house Willi yard; ttdults. 22H Ho. Holly. - 22lltf FOU KENT .My homo nt 1310 W. Main Ht Medford. Keven rooms, bath and screen porch. New con dition Inside. Will lease; no tran sients, per month, (J. A. DeVoe, phone n!X-.l-S. - tf FOR RENT- Homes. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown et White. 47tf FOIl JUCNT .tl'AHT.llE.NTS FOlt KENT Furnished apart ments; 4-room house, close in. 234 East !lth. 241 FOlt KENT Ground floor apt. 217 W. 2nd HI. 24 1 FOR KENT 4-room lipt mill ga rage. 20l W, J'icksun. 230 1 FOU KENT 2 nnd 3-rooni apart ments. 40 Quince. Phono C41-W. 238 FOU KENT 4-room apt, I'arkhurst, Phono 3211. Cnll 230 FOlt RENT Furnished modern apartment; adults. 34u N. Kurt letl. Phono 703'.M. 22G'tt FOU RENT--Furn. 2. and S-rm. apts.i garage. 604 W. 10th. H5tf FOR RENT 3-room furnished apt., ground floor. 2l mo.: lights and water furnished. 388 W, 2nd. Ask at 331. 21tf FOU RENT Furnished npart mcnts. Phono 452-11. tlllf FOR RENT 4-room apt., steam heat, Frlgldalre. hot water, gnr- bl-b D03 H. Holly. 202tf FOK KEN1-um,' 8-nr"apts,! private bath, electric range, hot and cold water. Phona 12. Sltf WANTED To Buy for Cash All Your SECOND-HAND FURNITURE Scott Woolf V r " by THc:l TjJ. y.r. By George McManu VES, VOUtte OUSINJESS MOVAy A TP 60 TO SOME AOVEIZTlSeD HOUSE PURCHASE AJHENJ THAM OlsJE P121CE.HOW CAM YOU TELL VWHEM VOO eET THE 12I6HT OWE f TOR 1UCNT HOI SKKICICPINQ nooMK b'Olt HUNT Housekeeping rooms. uIko -rotim cottage, il'Ju E, Jack son St. Plluno H9-W. 234 MfSOKMi-WKUVS VOl It PIANO will be accepted at full value in exchange- on a ra dtu set at the Palim- Music House. IIIIK IIKIHIST CASH THICKS pnld for poultry and rabbits of all kinds, tjel our prices before sellinu oise whern. Ompqua Puullry Co., (1 13 Winchester St., ltoseburg, Ore. W ion KACi.Ar.ia Ft IS 'J'lt A I !: Equity In good Maxwell louring for small Ford truck. W. II. Applegale. Cen tral Poinl. 237 FOK TKADE . Properly near Olendale, t'nl., for property In Oregon. Address W. 11. ftl., care Mall Tribune. 2311 TO TRADE 1023 Ionge touring car In first class shapu, for good milk cows, fresh or coming fresh. J. H. Williams, at Hiscgmlllor & Williams ranch, near Antlooh school, or address Central Point, Rt. 2. tf l'OU SA LK A LTO.MOnlLES FOlt SALE l!lx 0 Htudeliaker roadster, good as new. 8d I.. Jackson Ht. ' 23S FOR SALE Ford IIkIs), delivery, or will exchange for light truck. I'honu r.23-,1-2. r JvU!'- FOR HAliP HO.M15S FOK SALE Small modern fur. Illshed eotl.'ige: garage; lot f.ox ion; 2 blocks from P. o.; room for another house: fine lawn, flowers, and shade. Price and terms, see owner, 246 N. Clrnpe. 240 WILL SELL Mom in 4-rnom bun galow, completely furnished: ex cellent piiape, or win lenso iur nislied. Imiulre 702 Park Ave, 23ltf" FOIl HALE-Uirgn B-loom house Willi two lots on 10th Ht., bar gain, S'.'ifiO; pay ?2u0 cash, bal ance S25 per month. Eati Tumy, 310 Llbil'iy Dldg. 236 FOU HALE I2-room houso on 100-foot corner lot. Ho. Oakdale; 2 baths, 2 kitchens, steam heat ' in every room. Apartment of 3 rooms now rents for $3fi. Total prleu H&00; $1000 cash: osy terms on bulunee. lluyer as sumes. 9f00 paving assessment. Wold Ac Wold. 230 FOU BALE nouso, large loti on - North Orango. Price Is right. See this property before you buy. Phono 832-W, or Inquire nt 32 North Ornnge. llktf I'OK KALE READ KSTATH-i 40-ACRE RANCH, on tho bankH of Kogui; river nnd Crater; likc ' iilghwny; 20 acres rich bottom land, under free irrigation water, balance In - pusturu, wood and timber; fine 7-room bouse Willi spring water piped into housu and yard; large barn, granary nnd chicken houses: family or ohard. A real ranen on the up per Rogue In the right placu at a buisiiln price, 8 1,000. on real easy terms. 1). E. Millard To., 419 E. Main. Phono 922. 237" TO Ul.'Y homes on very easy terms, see firown es White Agency, Inc., 31 No. Fir, next door to Mull Tribune. 229tf FOR HALE Ileal bargain. Pear nrchnrd. also two houses for tho price of one. Income proper ties. Small acreage. 8 No. Rnrt lott. Phone 1234. 385 WHEN YOU think of reel estate, see Brown A White. 'tf FOH HALE 1 acre tracta cast of Medford between city reservoir and Hp'lng street. City water to each I nut. Price SC00 per acre, wim lerms. FOR BALE H-nera lots on East Mnln Ht., Siskiyou Heights. Prlco Mio to (BDO per lot, WOLD it WOLD, !t,rlis rirtir. By SOL HESS 1 V.T EIGHT INI AMD LET ME GIVE SOU REPUTABLE , AMD MAE VOU(5 A MAMS SOT FOIl RENT nsc.'ia.i,AM:oii8 FOR RENT Bachelor cabins. 446 H. Front. 314tf i-oii sale pouirnv FOlt HALE Fat geese and tur keys. Phone 132-L. 238 FOH HALE 100 White leghorn pullets. Valley .Marketing Co., 1.120 N Riverside. Phone S3.-.-M.. 13f. FOlt HALE Fut turkeys, 30c lb., dellverud uny tllno. Tel. 80!-M. 241 FOlt K A Ll'V 1,1 V ESTOCK Ft Ht SALE Feeder bogs. E. P. Hughes, t mile west Sams Val ' ley poslofflee. 2 11 FOK SAI.Ii Or trade for coWs, span large mules, light tractor. O'.i-ft. Kllllfer cover crop dlse. almost new. I. E. liarlon, ml. west of Agiite sehool. 237 I'Olt S.M'-.MIHt:EIiLANEOUS Foil KALE Stock beets. ?S per ton; iilso corn. Half mile west of sooth end Kings highway, o. E. Simmers. .241 FOU KALE Dry oak wood, S3.50 a tier iMivercil, $2 on ground. D. If. Dickey, Eagle Point. Tel 31-X-02. 237 FOU HALE flood furniture for 4 I'oom house, reasonable, 824 H. Pencil. , 2.1'. FOIt HALE--Winler bluegrnss Beed. f.OU III. Phone lilli-lt-l. 237 FOlt HALE lllnck wnlnllts, sacked 7."ie: on Ihe ground f.0c a, suck. Imiulre 'I'alimt Oarage, 237 FOK HALE Fordson tractor and plow, grain drill, R. 1, lliix 13, Oentral Point. 235 FOR HALE Apples. Hpltiionbergs, Delicious anil Nowlowns. Orow crs lOxchaitgo Fir and 8111 Hts. . ' . ;.-.' 220tf FOR SALE Htook earrots. corn nnd winter bluegrnss seed. Maury ei Richardson. ' Cull S55-U-3 ovonlngs. . ' 248 FtiR KAI.E Kowtown apples. Wolverton raneh, Central Point. ISrlug boxes. Phono 243. 244 FOU HALE Hpltzcnhurg apples. Ala Vista Packing Houso, Ho. Fir Ht. 203tf FOR HALE For sand and gravel. ssaiment ana general teaming, phone 813-J. Bam'l Bateman. tf FOR HALE' Used sewing ma chines; all mnkea, 86 up; terms If desired. All makss rented and repaired. White Hewing Machine Co., 14 No. Bartlett, lltf MONET TO IOAff MONEY on Improved Medford property. Drown & Wliltq Agoncv inc. SOllt BUSINESS OIHKCTOBT (ienornl Repahiiig. CIUN AND' REPAIR NIIOI-l No. Itlvorsldo., Phono 435-J. Oun stocking nnd all gun work: Tinlves, scissors nnd clippers sniirpeneu; saw llling. 264 . . John . H, Knight Tnaflivr of Violin lhono 23a Jncksonvlllo ir ApiKilntinent WANTED We Buy for Cash All Used Turniture and Stoves Call 505 i W. A. KINNEY Furniture House 315 East Main rY HCKINKS8 DIKEOTORY '. Abstractor MURRAY ABSTRACT? CO. A,b i stracls of Title. TUIs Insurant Rooms 3 and 6, No. 12 NurtB Central Ave., upstair. . JACKSON CO. AIlKTKAOr CO. Alislracts of TUI4J and Title lnsur a hop. ' lite onlf complete Tills System In Jack goo Count. A. E. REAMES Lawyer. Offloe Liberty lliug.. aieosoru. Clilropractlo Pliyslcusm ; DR. .E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Norva Specialist. Offloe hours 9 to 12: 2 to 6. 10J-S04 Llborty Bldg. Office phone M; Res. phone 780-H. Oontractore R. I. STUART ft SONS General Contractors. Including base ments, ditches, all klndi of cement and concrete work, H. L Stuart, 217 Apple, hone MS; Ollbort Stuart, 17 Rosa Court, phono 966-M. Miles Stuart, 0i B. Newtown, phone Kinert Accountant ,' WILSON AUD1TINO CO. B. af. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given to anything; In accounting and Income Tax Requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Liberty Bldg., Medforo. Phone 167-R. . Financial WE LEND MONEY to worth people to liny their honest debt. I'nclfio Coast Credit Association. 433 Medtord Bldg Medford, Ore, Freight Transnortalloai PIERCE TRUCKING CO., Med rord to Portland and San Fran cisco. Furniture moving, a spec ialty. Phono 437-U-2. LONO DISTANCE HAULING Medford - Klamath truck line. Dnlly service. . Bonded carrier. Special rates on load lots. Aot Freight terminal, 6 8. Fir. Tsl 1033. CALL Portland-Medford Truclt Lino for through or IntermedlaW point service. Sixtecn-hour ser vlco to and from Portland. Phont S69. Medford. Auto freight ter. mlnal at 36 a. Fir, Meaiorq. Insurance EARL 8. TUMY All forms of In surance. Fire, Auto, Llie, aoci. dent. Bonds. Phone 401. Il Liberty Bldg. . Interior Decorator W. V. C.R1NSTED Expert tntoriot decorator: antltiuo and gumwooa finishes: panel wall designs, tex lured wall, papbrhanglug ane) general paint contractor. . PhoM 120-U, Uimport's Hardware. 831 Ixtana on Homee LOANH on homes now built oj under construction. Klght pen cent and no stock to carryv Bess, service Monthly payments. Banister Agency, ino., 10S Ti Main.. Tel. 1230. - Money to Ixmui MONEY TO LEND To worth! people to pay tholr honest debt, Seourltlos of all kinds accepted, Jennings Loan Office, 6 B, Frorl MONEY TO LEND 150 to I1H to loan on furniture at good s. curlty of most any kind, Con ' tracts discounted. Thomas Realtf Co., Room 12, Palm Block, cor, Main and Front, upstairs. 6 long Time Real Estate Mortgage Loans Phono I3S3 Commercial Finance Corp. Mrdforil, On-gvin Monnmentsi THE ORKOON ORANITB CO.-1 Monuments. B, A. Hicks, . Hen em! Manager; P. M. Kershaw, Bales Manager, 102 N, From St., Medford Masle. THORVAL H. FOLKENBERO Teaoher of violin; orchestra practice for students; also a de partment for adjusting nnd re pairing violins. -'If you desire reliable violin outfit, call at the studio, room i. College Bldg., It N. Grape B.t. phone 26-jV Painting and Pnerlunftnf H. MARX, General Palmlnir' Con tractor, tinting, pnperhnnglnc, carpentering, repairing.' Phone 178-J. Res. 67 Summit, '.r- Piano Iiunrnctloal I' FRED ALTON HAIGHT Tea.oheir'' of Piano and Harmony. 1 Halght Muslo Htudio, 818 Liberty Bldg. Phone 78. 18tt Printers nnd Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Has) the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Bookbind ing, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices, IT - N. Fir Bt. . ,i: Public Accountant KKAZ1EK ACCOUNTING SERV ICE Operating the most com plete and modern bookkeeping1 : service In' Bo, Oro, Audits, In etnllntlons. Income tax. W. A. Frailer, Public Accountant. ToL 605. Radio Repnlrmc RADIO REPAIRING The sfuals Rn, 40! East Main Ht Phon 488, has an expert radio teen. . , trlolnn from the factory. W .make a specialty of expert repair work and guarantee It. Special consideration to dealers. Traaafer EADS TRANSFER STORAO CO. Office 111 N. Fir it Phone 818. Prices right , ttor- vlee guaranteed. j DA18 TRANSFER A gTOBAOw Service guaranteed, 28 B, Or) St., Phone (4, or residence It -J, Window CVanflss) LET OBOROB DO IT cleaning, fleer wt, J aerrlce flso. A, flu,. 1 (.