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Newspaper Page Text- - ' HEDFORT) ' MXTL TflTBUN"E, METTFOITD. OTtE( 10X7 WEDNESDAY. N'OVE MBER-.-lfliW. SUGAR ADVANCES PORTLAND FRIDAY! PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 2S. &) Advance or 5 cents a cwL in the price of sugar will .o lulo effect . here Friday luoruinic, according to advices from the llinerul Grocery company. Tlie suuur rise reflects the rising raw sugar market iu New . York, which ill turn brings a San , Francisco price of per cwl. to the trade. Portland prices will . rise Friday from 15.65 to $5.70 for ; fruit or berry HUKar. Beet sugar i will BO up from 15.55 to $5.60. Blight fluctuations in the butter : and egg market afforded som'j chunges In various grades. Butter extras and standard are both quot ed at 49 cents. This is a drop of hull a cent on extras. Butter, firsts, went up one cent to 47 cents. Mc dlum extra eggs went up one cent to 41 cents. Undersized eggs rose ktwo cents to 81 cents. . ';eu"? ,u.ce!inc" .s0y h lilt, u"lc ,UJ iu .- per crate. Sweet pom toes went up 4 to ft cents a pound with Porto HlratiH down to $2.75 bushel. IJvestm'k. ; l'OUTLAND.Ore., Nov. Paulo unl rulvoH juqiuly coipts. .... Ilnna steady; receipts UfiO. ' Hhtep ami liunhH steady; no I'PiptH. Sin rnuu-lsca Iluttei'fnr. HAN KKA.VIKOO, Nov. 28. (1 Ilutterfat, f. o. h., San Knin- ClSCO, i-fiO. . PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov oT( WholCMule prloeH: Itl'TTKK KxtraH half cent lower; firsts cent hU;her. I'ort- land dairy pxi'hunKe not whole sale prices (cnle.s) : Kxtrns, 49c; Ktundards. 4Uc; prime ftruts, 4So; firsts, 47e. Creamery prices: Prims 3c over cube standards. EdUS Medium extras cent higher; undersized two cents high er. Portland dairy exehnnne (net hasift): Fresh medium extras, 41c; fresh medium firsts, else; under sized, 3W Prices ' to retailers. i 3c. over exchange prices, ' .MILK Steady; raw milk (4 per rent), $2.8"i ewt., delivered Port land less 1 po"r cent. l.uuerfat, station, file; track, &!c; delivered at Portland, MfC-Vr. POULTRY H t c a d y; (buying prices) alive, heavy hens (over 4 pou nts , 2 4 5 2 5 e ; medium hens (3'.t to 4y pounds), 20c; lfcht (under 3'.. pounds), 17c; sprinss 21e; ducks, 2V; turkeys, dresf-ed. No. 1 , 3 fie. (Uiions, potatoes, hay, steady. Wednesday, November Forecasts Medl'onl; and vicinity: Cloudy jrAnlKht tint Thursday. Continued vool. Oregon: Generally cloudy to nlRht and Thui'Hday. Continued cool. 1 i 'Llice A MILLIOM, AMO COMWIE I ' TME IrjeieMIA OP MV Ut- - SEATS WITH THAT VsMOU-P SET A DATE &,xjim' VOL) A SURPRlSe ' W::W: ' MMiniCTO MAS J97S TMAT POTTSV . BETROTMAL. TO TME HMESTl ' RlM&AWO F AMV WE CuC WEOOIMS? pARTV COULOMt EEP IT f '. I IV AKIVt d . DOeSM'T KUOW tl-y MAM OW&ARTM-ISNT 0F VOUE FRIEtOOSH DOiU? e.e.LieVG IM 1KJ LOKJ&EE AMD WElU) I Daily Meteorological Report II i i 28 Local Data. i g g, v I'm Temperature (Degs.).... 44 37 Highest (Last 12 hrs.).. .50 41 Lowest (Lost 12 hrs.)". 39 32 Ilel. humidity (Pet.) 8 Precipitation this.) T .00 State of weather Clear Cloudy Total precipitation since Sept. .1, 12S. 3.42 inches. Sunset today, 4:42 p. m. Sunrise Thursday, a. m. Sunset Thursday, 4:4a p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. W . 120th Meridian Time CITr :iil.jj-f , f I IF? ! . mker City 42 2G ' Clear Biftmarck r 44 22 Cloudy lloise 48 26 Clear Uenver 46 30 Snow t)es Moines 3S 36 Cloudy Fresno ;.. 68 42 Clear Helena 34 ,16 Cloudy Los Angeles .... 60 CO Clear Marshfleld 'f6 38 Cloudy Phoenix 74 fit! P. Cdy. Portland ... 50 8 Cloudy Hed lllufr ; 62 42 Clear Rnsoburg 56 40 Cloudy Salt Lake City.. 30 30 Cloudy San Kranclse .... 62 53 Clear Santa Fe 1 38 30 Cloudy Seattle .'. 48- 44 Cloudy Hpokune ;.. 38 30 Cloudy Walla Walla .... 40 36 Cloudy Winnipeg 8 P. Cdy. L. W. DICK, Meteorologist. Road Oil Cleaning Car Washms . Eudie tjtUm We use ipecial chemical! for road oil. Will not in jure finest finish. No steam used. Best equip ment in city. . Expert Polishing and Re finishing.' Vacuum Clean- ln. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, Inc. Qll.ftiTnide Phone II BRINGING UP FATHER I i v. n uoNtTbi r i PTr-r nuc - i iv s v t s i ". i 11 . , i I u he ad me.c,iki'.. i j Wr Ii1 Fl Wn. lm C Biiua ridl nanW. ; TSsjr ' f IV ' v ' 1 1 'Zft I ' ' j i I THE NEBBS "That'. A NEW YORKER IARGE AT Uy G. D. Seymour. NEW YOUK. Most New York ers have an exasperated notion of the speed nt -which their subway trains run. The underground ex--l)rosscs setdotn attain a speed of more than 30 miles an hour, and are scheduled on n hasls of a 2f mile Ktilt, counting stops every 4U blocks or so. The local trains, ; serving stations six to ten blocks J apart, make about, 1G miles .an hour, counting stopping time, and .almost, never, set un .to aT iVu.-jnlli''' pace between statioiis. , It Is the rush of air through the narrow subway tubes and the noise of the trains, echoing ngainst i the walls, which convey -to riders The great problem of subway engineers is tu lessen the noise of the trains, and to this end 'the I'.rooklyn-Manhattan Transit com pany Is now installing u new type of car, designed to roll along with less din. Fewer Wheels, Less NoLst. The new cars are built tn units of three. The old car was an en tity in itself, with trucks at each end, and .three cars hod six trucks. The new units have but four trucks, with n singlet set support ing the ends of both cars which meet above it. Since t.he trucks are movable on pivots, enabling the trains to go around curves, and since each truck has much loose apparatus attached to it for pur poses of braking, power and safety, lessening of the number of trucks, by n third is calculated to reduce, the noise of trains in proportion. Safety gates tho clanking chains between cars are done awuy with In the new units, mid every rat tling part which can be dispensed with has been taken off. Hut nobody has invented rubber tires for subway trains, much less rubber rails, and the tllln-volced rider .will still need to distribute oar trumpets with his underground conversation. Rogers' Pay -Check. ! Charles 11. T)illlnghnm is In' con ference with himself at French Lick, Ind over tho salary he Bhnli pay Will Kogers for coming to the rescue of his musical comedy. "Three Cheers," and the disabled star who was intended for it,. .Fred' Stone. Dillingham and Uogers have no agreement about pay. Uefore the producer left New .York for n va cation he usked Hogcrs to say how much he expected, and lingers an swered. "You name tho amount." I Dilllnghnm demurred, nnd Will said, "Well, go ahead and tnke your vacation. Have a good time and we'll settle the little detail or money when you get .hack." Rogers makes aomethlng like SuOO.000 a year. It Is estimated, as a lecturer nnd u one-man show. That Would be $10,000 a week the year around. Al Jolson has gotten $l,Ono a week for two or three weeks In special engagements, but never for an extended run, Eddie" Cantor got 5.unn a week In last season's Follies, the most money Floroni Zlegfrld ever paid a star. Itogers. a former cowboy on Tom Mix's ranch at $30 a month, begun his career as n speaking actor by accident. He was twirling a rope on the- staxe,, and mist!. Kiu- I barrassed. he exclaimed, "I'm rot ten!" and th crowd laughed. He talked some more nni mc numencc laughed some more. And h has been talking ntid nudluncvfl have been lnughlnit ever since.. Jackson, Miss., with n popiilntiop of 4:,00o; now hai an airport built I If PMOMEV BiKHiS AMO LOOKS V EUuAGEMFWT BlUG. V'-:V ' : . . Y TO TAltE MO BACK P WOU 1J-IINJVC WC VriJ&iaiiS6WIU' AUO tM ; !'?'f'T 7 AiA VA r" v .. it, we'L-L eer owe v. dates eooo' to oe, but l . I :M: S. fftni 'NLUaVMRL.y y - JTvMlCg.TA3 eAfe . S. -frL V ) AIMT &O.M' TO IVS NJO .no re! '! ft fc. Mfc, ", f r- M 1- L A I . A.rrr,,. VCNI 'l I f. P f 2!LV?.7??z ) 1 1 ' Yi-l Ife"-1 f :ss I III I ill -111-11 Ti ?"'t.s 1 Me (through a $75,000 public bond Is- sue. The new port, which Ih well I equipped ami laid out, was dedi cated Xo.vomher 10. KolB and Dill ; Comedy Tomorrow fl 01ft vnniKP "High Cost of living.", thet Kolb & Dill big success, a spark-) ling comedy, opens ut the Pla. house. Thanksgiving eve. ' Muhon Wellington and Alois Jl Koch play the Kolb & Dill parts, supported hf .the entire Ftank (Comedians oust. This' is one of the "real, fun niest of plays." and will help you digest your Thanksgiving din- ' Pencil Industry (jrous. WASHINGTON W Tho bureau of railwa'y economics discloses that the American appetite for peaches has 1 teco mo much U oe n ur I n re -cent years. In the five-year period of 1 it 2 3 -7 the average annual pro duction was 52,2Ul,0i0 bushels, an increase of 0 1 per cent over the five-year period of J 903-7. com pared to an increase, in population of 37 per cent. Xotlet to Creditors. Notice is hereby given that 1he undersigned, Itert C Hostel, has been duly appointed Administrator of the estate of C. li. Hostel, also known ah Carl Ootthilf Sort hold Hostel, deceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, and has qualified as such Administrator, and all per sons having claims against said es tate are hereby notified and i e questod to present the same, veri fied as by law required, with tiic proper vouchors, to the said' A-i-ministrntor ftt the office of Hairy C. Kkyrman, Medford Huilding, Medford, Oregon, within ix months from the date of. this no tice. - . V' , i Dated a nd first v pu hi inhed, 1 h i Sih .day, of No,vmber,: 1H2S.' . IJBRT C. ROSTKL, ' Administrator. HARRY C. HKYRMAN. . . Attorney for Administrator. Medford Vidg..Modford, Oregon. DeUiMiuent Wale Notlt-p. KLK LUMHHR COMPANY. J.o cation of principal place of busi ness, ' Ban Francisco, California. Location of Works, Jackson Coun ty, Oregon. N'OTICK. There a.ro delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of AftHOHsment (No. 1) levied on the llth day of February, 392C, the several amounts set op posite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: D. H. Iiltner, Certlflcinte No. 82 for 16 shares; amount $10.25 D. H. Hltner, Certificate No. 47 for St shares; amount $31.00. D. H. llltner. Certificate No. 03 for 6 shares; amount $6.00. Anu in accordance with law nnd an order of the Hoard of Directors mnae on the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES roU "KNT 3-room Minlshod RitH wr word (or flnt Inttrtlon, 2oi ' apartment, ground floor; adults. Mch 4uocMdln0 Innrtloo. let minimum 40 Quince St. Phono 641-W. -253 25e. tndu your dt with For Sal, For ' " ' ' Rent. tie., and count thti word, at will FOR RENT v Duplex apt. Ot 823 m h initial ttltphona numbor, ato at N. Crape. Phone 849-J. Ii42if a word, - Claolflad adt ctih In advtnca and not FOR RENT Furn. 2-rm. Jlpts.; Zwi. Mmtm l9t and cold water. Phone 12. 21tf . 1 'T FOR RENT Furn. 2 and S-rni. J WANTED MTt'ATIONS r aptH.; garage. 1704 W. 10th, , , , lOCtf WANTED Poiition nursing or ."" " ' cooking. Phone 543-R. 2f.B FOK "fcNT "ratJVSl J1??0 - ' apartment; ttdults. 34G H. liart- Y01?Na' :IaiIY wants position nt Ictt. Phone 7b3-M. 2z6tf general houwork.. Phone 1070 pm RK.VT - 8 . room Mmlshed, apt., Krmind floor, fin mo.; Ilahis WANTED Hnilswnrk, ny or om! vnter turnlnhoa. 018 W. hour. Phone llli-X. ' at ' nd. AK,at 331. Illif WANTED (Imeral ri-miirlnn, roH KENT Kurnlxhed apnrt-l lo.k.mllhlnit. phonouraoh rB- JI'?P! i'hjl514l-H- 'lUf . palrinB. Ulcycleic, Irii'yolts nnd " : " - w.iKons for fhildrcn aold vorj- rofl nK.VT IIc;rXLAEOCS ! rriiaonuljln on time. Cull nnd .... rtollver. Mcrlfonl Cycle ft Hcpnlr KOH HKNT Kurnlshsd ctbln: Hhnp, .uccrxsor to Liberty Hh- i nKht. wiitor, unraao, 412. I!4 pair Bhop. 19 N. Fir Ht. Phnnc I.lnrnln. .. ' jr.4 ! . 2I. . Chas. Klahar, Prop. 243tr ' .1 KO,t HUNT 'tnrnRo, 13 par M ANTRI) rtrnpml bniisepolntlnx, month. 126 Ho. KiVDmliln Ave. tf! IntPrlor derorntlnft, pnperhnnK- Ini.jk CobIiiii, 401 Ho. Ni'w. KOH Itrc.NT Bachelor cabins. 448 town. 1'hone 121-J. S7l 8. Front, 04U,I ........ . . ber, 192S. so many sharon of each parcel f such stock as niny be neeessnry will ne .sum la piutiic aiu tlon at the offlc of the Com- pany, I too in. fin? Crocker ltulldlng. ' Market, Montgomery " and lost ' .Streets, Kan Francisco, California, ; on Monday, the XOth day of l)o i ember, 1923, nt the hour' of 3 j o'clock p. nv f fin id day, to pay said delinquent assessment Ihcre- "h. together with costs of ndver King and expenses of tho sale, Jt. 1. li r4.Mi.it, rsecreiary. Office: Itooni 607 Crocker ltuild-."7 irig. Market, Montgomery nmli1 Post Streets, Knn Francisco, Cal ifornla. WAXTE1 MISCKM-iANEOCS WANTKD Reliable party Will store lda no. Nit children. Ad dress "Piano," Mall Tribune. 2f2 WANTED To buy several iurgo specimens elms, hluo-spruce, al monds or other fine, ornamental or shade trees. (wen-t)regon Lumber Co. 205 AY ANTlJD Clean 10-pound honey pails. Stewart Honey Co., Plum St. at 11th. Phone 900. 2i0 WANTED Table boarders In pri vate family, excellent h o m cooking. I'hono 700-X. S. Holly. 253 rovxi FOCND-r3 key in. small black kcytainer. Ownor nmy have same by calling at this office and payinc for nd. 2.r. BUSINESS OPronTUNlTIES FOR RENT Restaurant; excel lent proposition to right purty, or will hire good lady cook with inferences. Address Rox tl. Mall Tribune. 250 . FOU ItEXT FTTKMSIIED ROOMS FOR RENT One block from City park, heated sleeping room with plenty of hot water all the time. Rent reasonable.' 222. iS. Holly. 254 FOR RENT v roohis. 615 1440. Seated sleeping Grape. Phono 142tf FOR RENT Furnished room for gentleman; also garage. 325 Ho. Riverside Ave. tt FOR RKNT gehtleman. Ave. -Furnished room for 826 So. Riverside tt FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished house keeping apt. Hollnnd Hotel, tf FOR RENT rDoslrable apt. Hotel I ; rami. 263 FOR RENT Apt. 8C6 W. Main. FOR RENT Cozy apartment, fur nished; new overstuffed. Inquire 1 Dnrell Court, Apt. 6, 329 No. Holly,' after 6 p. m. 2tL FO RRENT Furn. 3 and 4-room upts; ,'0 frige. 209 V. Jackson. - r By SOL HESSi FOR UKNT Modern 4 - room house; electric stove, garage. Phone 270. 252 FOH KENT Furnished or unfur nished houses, 2, 4 and 7 rooms, with garages. Inquire Medford Hotel Cigar Ktnnd. tf i FOU KENT Small modern cot- tage, furnishd, close in. 24' N. (inipe. 2Ti3 Oil KENT B-room house, partly furnished, $12.50. Phono It 1 !-,. 2uo FOU It 12 NT OR SALU At onen. small modern house, t;20 Oak St. Call 7-F-UL A. K. lirockwny. 2T.3 FOR UK NT Homes. Furnished or unfurnished, llrown & White. 47tf FOU RENT 3-room house, fur nished, on pavement. Tol. !M0-R. ' 23r.tf FOR RENT Cottages, $5 weblc; wood, water, electricity and hathM furnished. Rainbow Aut Camp. 256 FOll RKNT My home at 1310 W. Main at., McuTord. Hoven rooms, bath and screen porch. New con dition InsUlo. will lenoi no tran KlPhtH. C. A. Di-Voe. Pliope FOR BENT HOUSEKEEPING BOOMS KOlt UKXT-3 furnished house keepliiK rooms. Call at 1010 Court St. !53 KOlt UKNT HotisckeupinK rooms. 334 Apple. SGI FOR EXCHANGE 'Oil T1CAD1'--Small ice plant, coal business, skating and dancing pa vilion, fln su'lminini; pool; 4 room home, 3 wells: all on 2 acres Rinund.l block from town. Write. H. W. Stout. AlamoKi'lilo, New Mex. 2fi3 Mi8oi:i,r,.NKous CONV'AMCSCENTS OH OLD poo- pie cured ror reasonable, i'hono 1282 or call nt 7 H. Chestnut. 2 fill YOUR 11 A NO' polished and clean ed free with tunlnK pob, 10 days only, ' High-class service. Phone "26. tluyner lloylan, White Mu sic Co. 201 CAHH PAID for furs, hides nnd pelts. Johnson's Mnrkot, 323 N. Ornpn Kt. Phono 07. 24Stf FOR SAfE DOOS AND I'ETS FOU HAI.K : Shopherd puppies. I'hono 14-F-8, - 2 01 FOB SALE AUTOMOBILES FOK HALE - Heverul repossessed curs which I will sell for balance due. phono 4,5!,. J. II. Denlson. 2&2 FOR HALM -Coupe In Rood enndl- tlnn. price for quick sale, $100. I'hono lllK-lt. 201 FOR HALK '22 model Htudebnker. ennpe. 134 Apple Hi. 200 TO TRADE 102J Ilortue touring; car in rirsi class shape, for Rood milk cows, fresh or coming fresh. J. Jl. Williams, at fteeKmlller A Wllllfifns ranch, near Antloch school, or address Central Point, Hi. 2. tf FOR HALE Ford llRht dollvery, or will cxchnnKo for llRht truck. Phone ri83-J-i. 8l7tf WANTED To Buy for Cash' v.AJl Your. . SECOND-HAND FURNITURE . Scott Woolf J . . rou SArjwouicnr Foil SA.LEUucks, Site lb. yve: Went nl Prune St. Meltae.. 2-' FOU SALE Kifl laying pullets. V. Carey, Phone A41-J-1. 263 TL'ItKlOYS Orrtor your Tlmnks Klvin and Christmas turkoy di rect from tho'farm. Healthy corn ' fattened turUeyH, one or 100 de livered any lime, 30c a .pound, llvo weluhl, or 3fn! a potllld cireNS ed. I'hono 8fl)-,M. 251 FOR KAIiF MVESTOCK KOIl KAI.K 40 head Hereford calves and yoai-llnnn: pood beef xtock. .1. II. I'arrott K Sou. CuniiiH Valley, Ore. Ui"i8 KOlt HALli-llinrdillK' stock of hllih class Ilanipslilri'H and Duroes. ltoar service .ri. It pays best to false kooiI ones. KllMKler's Hop ranch, l.' mill's east of Ashland on I'nclflc highway. .51 FOB SALF. HO.M15S l;"Olt HAI.K west side, 'i acres. I'Jxccllcnt home on on Millionaire drive; K-room house, Inl'lie pine beautiful view: (I '4 acres under water, 0 acres fruit, most all kinds; 3 acres nut trees. ' acre Ki'apes; balance in winter blueicrass. Would consider Med ford properly as part payment. Krcd C. Sander, 1'hone SllK-lt-2. . 2roif 1!AH(!A1N Well built 7-room house, close In.' llox tin, Tribune. 260 Foil SALE Attentlonl Ilarnain hunters. Hlx-room residence, 1 block from pavement In Central Point. Has uaraue, fruit house wooilshed and blK lot, suitable for Kiiruen. ?.ew paint and in ifooo . condition, 11600. Jlox C. Mall Tribune. 2f,2 FOR CHRISTMAS -A new mod ern house for solo llko rent. What would bo -nicer for the family? Ilrown & White. 24Jitf FOR RAM-: House. Inrse lot, on North OraiiKe. l'rico Is rlRht. Seo this proporty before you buy. Phone 832-W, or inquire 82 North OranHS. 116tf FOR SATli RKALi ICgTATK KOH SALE OK EXCHANGE -l3-A. dairy farm, north V ml. from Medford. Chris Vpvlknor, Jl, 3. ' - . af. j FOR HAI.E Splendid lot on puvc mont.TClose in; rcusonnblo. - 20 So. Peach St. 2fi0 FOR HALE OR LKASli Summit ranch, Urnen Spring Mt. Host sta tion on Asliland-Klumath hlRh way. Hoo Chas. I'. Howard at ranch. 241"t( FOR BALE A bnrgaln! 35 noros, close In. Inquire J. H. Andrews, 31 N.' Orapo Ht -Medford, Ore. 238tf WHEN YOU think of real estots, see Drown & White. - tf FOll HALE 38 acres: 20 acres pasturu land, 18 acres 'mendnvr, with private deeded water rixlit; ;all fenced, 2 Rood barns, fnrm .linplemoiits, about 30 -tons of hay: 3 miles from school nnd postofflco, on Hood hluhwny. i-i-ieo .ituiMi. Aiinress ,..D in care of Mrs. M. E. Fisher. 14 South Holly. 208 FOR HALE OR TRADE 80 A. Rood timber within trucking dis tance tif Medford; about W pine. Phone 830-R. 243tf FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOH HALE 0 chulrs, I rockor. dlnliiK table nnd wardrobe, fill) Ho. Riverside. 203 FOR SALE-Deljival separator No I T.- H,,....u. r...i.... .... .T Hchiilla, Hani Valley. ' oo IF You want your Christmas pack orcs to have dolluhtful perfume add sachet of home-Rrown Ore gon Invendw. 20 Ho. l'cach St. ? r,'n FURS FURS TBAPPER8, NOTICE We are In a position to handle alt your skins. Sen us before 7011 sell. Medford Bargain House . 27 N, Oran BU , , , Pliono 1002 By George McManui VOlt RAMv MlKC'ICIiliANKOUS FOU SALE 2 Itemlngtun type writers, 2 IturroitgliH adding ma chines, 1 National cash register, 1 elect lie ra nge. Ya I ley Co ndy Co. 2;". 2 (.TICK KA1.K OK Kl'es 11-1 III! to 1 lie Hidd at once. l'IA.MD-l)S turn. MuhI Colli'. nir.leale with H. A. l'etel-. . zoiih Itank. AHhlaml al-.i Cltl H'Ul. LTiO Kolt HAI.K I'ruotlciilly new cir cnlatlnK heater for your home. Cost Slid; will sell for ST5. Tel. .1. H. Denlson at 455. 2i, KOlt SAI.K 12-ln. fir wood. S3 tier: IJ ami 1 -I -in. black oak and laurel, $.i.Vf ilur; lc-in. nr. 3.r,o tier: 4-ft. rir. 87.50 cord. 1'hone 74, .lacksonvllle. aftl FOU SAI.l'l Sweet, potato squash; J)ellveriMl anywhere in town while tliev last. .1, S. Vandorfy. I'liouo r,3!i-K-a. ar.ii KOlt HA1J0' B-ill., hlifh wheel vaon, or will irado for low wheel wnpon. I'hono 447-X or or I I 1 !t-V. f,5 KOI' SALE Mastadon cverboarlni; sirawberry plants. inspeited, healthy," well rooted: SI. 50 per UIO; 811 per 5011; $tl per 10UO. Will cost considerably moro after Dee. 22. E. . K. Ilrown. llcnll Lane, west of Dr. Huckipan's. 250 FOR HA I, K Homo mado fruit cake. Phono your order early. 7.O0-X. 203-X. FOH HALK New rtiesses, silk and Other beautiful materials, latest .deslRlls from New Yoik City, very reasonably priced; sizes 38 n 48. Call 0U4-L. 203 FOR SALE Two boys' ovorcoats, . Rood us new; sizes 10 and 12 years.. Call D04-L. 250 FOR KALI-: Soft nnd hard wood. I'hono 048-Y. Reasonable prices. 200 FOR SALE Used sewing ma chines; nil makes, 15 up; terms f dosircd. All makes rented nnd repaired. White Hewing Machine Co., 24 No. Bartlett. lltf FOR BALE For snnd and Rrnvol, sediment nnd genernl teaming, Phono 812-J. Ham'l Untemnn. tf FOR RALE Apples. Hpitienbergs, Delicious and Newtowns, Grow ers Exchango, Fir and 8th Hts. 220tf FOll HM.E Corn, of 1 1 Hl-W. ' Phono 447-X 255 BUSINESS DIRKOTOBT Clili-oprncllc and Massago- DR. CHAH. It. HIMK1NH Electro chlroprartln with Russian mas sage. Over Wonlworth store. fionernl Bciuilrlng QITN AND REPAIR HHOP 228 No. Riverside. Phono 425-J. Oun stdeking and all nun work: knives, scissors nnd clippers sharpened; saw filing. 24 John R. Knight Teacher of Violin .Pbtno IM Jacksonville For Appointment Expert Aecouataal WILHON AUDITINO CO. II. II Wilson, C. V, A. Attention to anything tn accounting an4 Income Tax RequTreinenta. Look Into our simplified accountlnf method. Liberty Bldg., Medford Phone 157-R. WANTED We Buy for Cash H All Used Furniture . ' i and Stoves m Call 505 m W. A, KINNEY s Furniture House 315 East Main lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'' BUSINESS DIHEOTOBT Abatrmctora lURRAY ABSTRACT CO. AO- V HVl VI J.IIIU, A 1 k l 1UIU1M1U) Room, I and 6, No. II Nortk Central Ave., upataln. JACKSON CO. O AUnTUAOr X. Abdiniou of litia and Tliln Inor lafluue. Tb only oaaplet tltta fiyatnn in lack, aon County. Attornera A. E. REAMKS Lawyer. OftJO Liberty Blilg.. Medford. Ore. ClUropractlo PhylcUual DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Bpeclallat. Offloa hours to 12; 2 to 6. 201-104 Liberty Bldg. Office pbona IM; Re. phone 790-H. Contractora R. I. STUART at SONS General Contractori. Including baae mentx. ditches, all kinds ot cement and concrete work. R. L Stuart, 217 Apple, shone 141; Gilbert Stuart, 17 Rosa Co art, phone 966-M. Miles Stuart, ll 8. Newtown, phone 860. Financial WE LEND MONEY to worthy people to pay their honest debts. Pacific Coast Credit Association. 423 Medford Bldg., Medford, Ore, Freight Transportotloai PIERCE TRUCKINO CO., Med ford to Portland and Han Fraa clsco. Furniture moving a apeo laity. I'hono 55 or 437-R-2. 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