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Newspaper Page TextJIEDFOItD M3QT. TRIBUNE, MEDFOKP, ORFOOX. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1928. PTT5E SEVEN THE MARKETS Produce j 1-UKTLA.Mi, ore., Dec. 1.JP) Wholesale prices: 1 lll'TTER Firsts half cent lower. I Portland Dairy Exchange net whole-! said priced: Cubes, oxtrna, 4c; standards.- 49c; prime firsts, 4Sc; ; firsts. 46 Vs. Creamery prices., prints. . :k oyer standards. EGOS Medium extras cent Ill-th- or. . Portland Dairy Exchange (net baslK): Fresh standard extras, 50o: i fresh standard firsts, t'.H- fresh; medium extras. 42e: fresh medium ; firsts. 3Sc; undersized, 31c. Prices ; to retailers 1 and 3c over exchange prices. , Milk, poultry, nnlons, potatoes, j wool, nuts, hay, nop, cascara hark ! --steady. , Livestock. PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. l.'JP) . -Total receipts for week npproxl Vunlcly: Cattle. 2535; calves, 355; ' host, 3RK0: sheep, 2430: cars.. 110. Cattle, compared to , week ago. i mostly steady. Several load fairly good Bteers. $11.50 to 812.25.' Medium ' grade mostly $10.50 to. $11.35. Off-nunllty down to n! and under. Limited movement oft feeder steers, $0.50 to $10.23. Top heifers In loads. $10.35; top cows. I if. l:ulk desirable-ho stock. $8.50 '"to $9.75. lyw cutters down to j $4.50 nnd below. Hulls mostlvj $1.23 to $T.75. Odd head beef- type. $S to SS.50. Hulk light vealers, $11.50 to $1.1. Calves. $10' down. Heavies and thins tlown to jr. N : . Hogs, closed 25 cents lower! than a week ago. Hulk light; butchers for week. $0.25 to $9.75.! Practically nothing at $fl.25, after; Monday. Over and underweights t $11 down. Extreme heavies, $S to H.50. Packing sows mostly $7.50. j Slaughter pigs and feeders Mon-; day mostly $8.25. to $!t.50. Hulk j thereafter $S to $8.25. I -Sheep and lambs steady, with i good demand all week. . Wooled lambs brought $12; shorn. 1 1 : i strictly choice. 106-pound year-1' lings. .$ 10.50. Choice ewes, quoted t -up to $0.50. Culls down to $2. i San Francisco Butt.vfat. : SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1. (IP) Hllllerfat, f."' o. b., San Fran cisco, 5CH-C. Wall Street Report NT.W VOHK, Uec. l.W) .Stocks prices fell off sharply In the last hour of trading on tho New York !jntf on imnni .tork KA-hjwKo todajv Montffom. ,Tho worM crulso Vas inau My iliopped iH.M) to M-'0. t(.mshln linos to while Sears Kopbuck foil nearly 7 I'tiokarij. (lonfral Motors, nnil !erio Do Vasco olosotl from VI i to S4 lowor. lntornntionnl Nik'l rponrrtoil ft net K.-tin of JS.'.rt. ,, The (Mirb market reoeiveil sueli (T flood of odd lot orders in Cana- dlnn Miircont that the opi'iiliin j price had not been established art hou.' nfter opening, although u (,,- -r ,, rt rin -r i. , , ,, j ', , , -,, . pean tourists in the late summer or the I'h ndelph a Kxohantfe. A" , , , Ufll.. drop- in the stock from 27.2 to l"nd MtKe another t rttlso. tooth yU5.V,ft on .the curb, yesterday, jAmerh'a. in late tail, Vuused such n flood of seilinK that' . .jeins and Silk S-uits. frndlni In-the iHsuc was' suspended While inoyt world .tourists buy for the day. The drop preoipltat-fi0 miiny lrinkets that they arc ed n tharp reaction on the slock j tpmpied to throw most of them exchange . overboard when the time comes Tlnikfcn noller llearint; was a;(0 declare thern at the journey's Ktrohtf .point on tho ."Mr board" 0Iul rt Jot of travelers buy shrewdly mouhtins 8S to ft new peak atjliml imellik'tntly in foreign lands. SKtO. Pennsylvania Tt a 1 I r o a d j 0llc voyager last year spent $25.- jumpeu to tne niKnesi HKe!0u0 OH Bf,,nK an,i piecious storres. since 10 U. I . S. Steel, New i ork " ivnrral and Union I'aeilic all sold about l lower and ictor iaiKinB .Machine fell $.2r. A number of recent favorites were inactive in the early trading. ' The Jump In call money to 10 per cent yesterday together with On increase of $l3i!.omi.OOn in hro : Iters loans announced after the close tended to inspire caul ion. Total sales approximated 2.40i,000 filial cs. A NEW YORKER 4 ARGE-4 i ' Ity ft. I. Seymour. YOISK Almost Two thousund persons, four-fifths of Ihem from the United States, will si-t out at holiday season on cruises mound the world. Home of them will Insist on takln alonic their own bed pillows, or pictures for their staterooms, or even a mat--t tress or armchair. Most of them will come hack with love birds, parakeets, and curios enough for nil their friends. ' The dc luxe world cruise Is a development of the last five years. Hack In 1913 the llatnhuiK-Ameii-cftn line sent the old Clevelan-1 around the nlobo with f"0 pas sengers, hut the war stopped fur ther trips and not until 1U23 was another expedition organised. ln that year the American Express . company ' chartered tho Laconl-t nd conducted a world, lour whh-h JtH8 so well patronised that since 'then four steninshlp lines have rim annual Klohe-KlrdlhiK cruises. t0-tlnB'ln December or January and lastinK four and n half mths. This year the White Star line will send the HelKenland, the Can ard line the Kranconta. the Ham-tmrir.ATMei-lcnn comnanv the Heso- i .u. ,-...AHinn ineiflc the' Kmnress of Australia. Already''""""' most of the spaco is sold, at prices ranKinir from 17S0 for a single passongor to $30,000 or JO,00 tor suites for two. Keeping Liners nt Work. Around-th-world travel runs In cycles, nnd this year will be the blggcn since 1MJ. when some 4nn persons made the voyage, i u..iiit-n i-nili-ed Water- hurv. Conn., business man. ann veiituaici an-, v.,..,,.," .. his wife, are making the cruise 1 cclv.rs through which flic tern for the fourth consecutive year, porarlly Imprisoned visitors can Jffcer Senator Oscar ('nderwoort i hear everything picked up by the r.nuahama Is going, nnd fieorgclmlcrophni.es on tho set u. the so Ade and r.enernl 1-ershlng's tw lutlmi worked out nt Hrst .Nnllf.n lster. ' ln,-r sludlos may Install -The tourists will have nt hand 1 ulnsscu-ln galleries, or let visitor BRINGING UP FATHER THE NEBBS Love ITW TME date: se:t FO TME Potts -commie: UeODlMG, TMErse; is MOTMIM& TOx DO BOT SIT TIGHT AMD AVJA1T R.Eisuurs tfAP"&lc".ki VUlOOW, VOO TO i-r nil tlie eutomary ettnvenienoes of ilrans-Ailantii- travel, and some r'HiiOflfll pomlnrlH. Kfifh liner will i liM have ft miniature depftrlmont JtOre . visitors read a mlmouKraiihea n aboar(l.. outfitted by Hune New I script log of what In f?ointt on Inside York incrihant; most will have md then lot them in ofter it is special dunce orchestras, and tho ( uelirenlnnd advertises Iran shoot avoid loss n idle when liners durinn Uhe sea-on trans-Atlantic travel is ilull. The vessels can make a world cruise during the winter. o into trans-oceanic travel in .May and June when the Ku upe-houud movement is at Itr 1 " 1 " ii. - ' y or the Mediterranean ,n (summer, then brim; home hi peak', make cruising trips to Nor- mld- Knlirics and niBs are brought hV niany tourists from the orient. ,!inii .be men irenr-riillv re'. urn with several silk Miits for summer wea., made by t'hinesn tailors The tailor makes ho measure ments, but simply borrows a suit his customer already has, '.and duplicates it in silk within 2-1 hours, for $ 1 5 or S20. 1C there is a burton off the suit he copies, or if the trousers nro patched, tho copy invariably lacks the same button nnd applies a faithful rep Ilea ftf the patch. Screenjfe Hollywood- Ily Wade Wci-ncr HOrlLWOOn. ('ill. Ilottied visi tors, gazing through thick glass tit lllllli- L)nve or Milton Sills or Col leen .Mitore. will sec how talking pictures are made when- the new h o u n d stages at Kirst Natl n nal are completed. in the mad rush to get started ofi' their talking - picture programs, pro ducers have had little time to worry about Maurice Chevalier ,;,. t(,llt und keep out everyone who might make a noise," has been the edict on most lots. Nu turn Ily no direc tor mnklng his first talking pic ture wants to feel, during the re- cording of n tensely dram.illeu scene, that the Duke nan juicm-ns of Dover or some other distin guished guest looking on from be hind the camera may at any mo ment Mnll the whole thing by coughing, sin-cling, or littering. nn nt remark like "Well, well. so she has red hair." Noblesse Oblige) But one cannot forever shut out everyone. Visiting crown princes and an occasional representative of the press will get past the padded doors anyway, so the only alterna tive Is to prepare for visitors with devices that will make (hem nolso less and therefore harmless. I-arge cages of plate glass, mechanically Is Blind Y COME He&i,vcx UtoMT-MEAOeO cry-it ;: ?;-r vulW i?s it voo act like: vajc vjece. im QOAfSAMTIMe ? AMD BEFORE: VOO , MET TMAT FOR.TOKJe MUMTIM& WE MAD TO MOVE SVtEeP WWAT5 at i a rv-w -r c ; look down unon the actors thruiiKii i skyllKhts in the rnui'. (n- thev .v . keen ihe dnors lonked and lot the over. CinemntU' Soi'e Throat. Tho talklnK picture staKes, by the way, already have Kivon fjSe to d new movie malady; the microphone- sniffle. Kvmnd-Hlnpcs not yet equipped with itir-cnnditiimini; plants become exceeillnKly close nd warm when . the doors are locked, and between scone ihe 1 players rush for the open nlr. This naturally has produced many colds n tne neaii ami a tendency union t; the afflicted actors to wpcnk their lines with a '"sprig hnsuh" accent. Another effect, of the talkies: Pianos have become .more than props. Six , weeks -tin there were hrec on the M-O-AI lot; two jjeod for nothing: but ornaments. .Vow there are -10 on the lot. all of them olni.Kliifl and baiiKihK in rehear sals, try-outs and sun,; writing pre parations for talking pictures.- Bombs Thrown Ml:USirit.'l-:, Australia, Dec. 1 (tf'l Three bombs thrown into the (Ircek club oiiposite -the .Melbourne hospital today injured fifteen for eigners, four of whom were sent to t hospital. The three men con cerned in the outrage disappeared. Suicide Dentil I laic The annual death rate from sui cide iu, cities of 100.000 popula tion or more In tho I'nltcd .States during the past ten years averaged lt.!2 and in the rural areas of states where records are kept 10.111. Joy's Awakenliifr Christmas ayakens In us spir itual joy; it sems to make all spir itual hope -possible: 'all transcond ant faith simple nnd nntural an-1 utterly certain. Musalflen- Advertising gets results. ellniucut'' sale Notice. i:r,K LL'.MUKR COMPANY. Lo cnlion of principal place of busi ness, San Frnnoiscp; California. Location of "Works, Jackson Coun ty, Oregon. NOTICK. There are tleUiifiuent upon the following described stock, on account of Assessment (No. 1) levied on tho 1 1th day of February, 11120. the several amounts set op posite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: D. H. illtner. Certiflclate No. 32 for 104 shares; amount $16.25 D. II. riitner. Certificate No. 47 for 31 shares; amount $31.00. n. 11. Uilner. Certifies!.! No. C3 : for fi shares; amount $ii,00. . And in accordance with lnw nnd nn order of the lionrn of Directors made on the guth day of Septem- CLASSIFIEO ADVERTISING RATES ! RaUt Mr ward for first InMrtion, 2ot each tucceidino Insertion, lo; minimum 25. Indas your adi with For Solo, For Ront. otc. and oount thaso worda, at wall a aach Inltlalf tolephoi.a numbar, ato.( aa a word. - Clatilflad- ada caah In advanca and not Ukan ovar phona, a unlaaa advartUar hat monthlr( account. No allawanoai for pdona arrara. WANTED SITUATIONS NTFJ lloiieework by young womnniwlth bnby. 411 Laurel. 254 WANTED Washing nnd Irnnlns. Phone 0X4-.I-2. " 257 WANTED Cnra j wash. We rail for and deliver, (live us a trial. Jackson nnd Riverside. Phone 4(1.1. 2 r u r WANTED Position nursing or cooking. Phone 543-R. 255 WANTED Housework, hour. Phone 1345-X. day or 25 WANTED O e n e r a 1 repairing. irw-ksmiUilng. phonngrnph re pairing. P.ieyele, tricycles nnd wagons for children sold very reasonable nn time. Cnll and deliver. Medford Cycle A 'Repnir Shop, successor to Liberty Re pair Shop, 19 N. Fir St. I'hnne 2(11. Chas. Klsher. Prop. 243lf WANTKD--Oenr-rnl housepalntlng. Interior decorating, pnperbang Ing. II. f.'oghlll, 40 So. New town. Phone 12W. 271 f AMD WOW IS VT T4AT f FOI2 NEAKS NOO V-'.Rfc. IMMUME TO MATRIMONJV. AMD ALL AT OAJCG VOO TMe feve:(3 wwew voo'ise: TOTTE12IM& DOVA-'M THE BACK &TREXCM OF LIFE- FlCST IT XAA& THE . APPLEBV AOMlA(vJ-MOAy w rr'5 this Diz-z-Y ajidovU. (Copyri'ttit. Iter, 192S, so many shares of each parcel of sm h sioek as may l.e "m,u " 1,1 ull 'lL I"""m: auction at Ihe offlc of tho Com pany, ltoom iIOT Crocker lluilding. Market, Montgomery and rost Streets, -fan Francisco, California, on Mondny. the 10th day of Dc - ember. litS. at the hour of 3 o'clock p. m. of said day. to pay said delinquent assessment there on, together with costs of adver tising and expenses of the sale. It'. T. ISCKAltD. Secretary. Office: ltoom COT Crocker lluild- I Ing, Marl;-t, Montgomery l'tst Streets, Ran Francisco, Ifnrnla. and Cul- HKM' WANTF.n FF.MAM S'AN"n:D Woman for general housework. .Mrs. Conroy. rlmne r.l(l-J-l. before 10 a. m. 254' VA NTF.f MlSCKI.lAN KOL'S 1VAXTI5U To hay, .100 His. select woll-hiMTlcd mlstletou. For In- . formation write Flsk Flag tv Decorating Co.. Tacoina, Vash. 2;"i4 WANTKU To rent farm of about 40 acres, near Jacksonville pre ferred. Must be a suitable place fur turkey raising. I'hone 2'.s-H. WAXTI'.D Itellable parly will store piano. No chibtren. Ad dress "1'iaiio," Mail Ti'liiune. 2-ri2 WAXTKD To buy several lnrge specimens elms, blue spruce, al - monds or oilier tine, ornamental or shade trees. Owen-Oregon Lumber Co. . 255 WA.N'TIOD Table boarders In pri vate family, excellent home cooking. I'hone 705-X. 22S S. Holly. 253 FOR HKNT FI'KNISnED ItOOMS FOU KENT Furnished sleeping . room Willi heat, rrivate family; breakfast if d.-sired. Price lea - sonable. 512 Pennsylvania Ave.. I'honi' 107li-.1. 2 iltf FOR RlvNT One block from City pnrk, heated sleeping room with plenly of hot water all the time. Kent reasonable. 222 H. Holly. 254 FOIt JtKNT r 3 rooms. 515 H. '440. henled sleeping Ui-ape. Phone 14 21f FOU RKNT Furnished room for gentleman; also garage, 326 So. Riverside Ave. tf FOR KENT Furnished room for gentleman. 325 So. Riverside Ave. tf FOR RENT .irARTMENTH FOR RKNT 3-room apartment nnd garage. Six. 20:1 w. Jack son. 255 FOR RENT Well furnished nimrt-mi.-nt with garage. Phone ',170-11. 257 FOR RENT Modern apt: bath and toilet. 12th mid Riverside. i57 FOR RENT Furnished house keeping apt. Ilnllami Hotel. If FOR RENT Desirable apt. Hotel Grand. 203 FOR RENT Apt. 800 W. Main. 2 55 FOR RENT Cozy apartment, fur nished; new overstaffed. Inquire Durell Court, Apt. 6, 3211 No. Ilully, nflcr (I p. m. 254 FOIt RENT 3-room furnished apartment, ground floor: adults. 40 fjlllnce St. Phone 041-W. 253 FOR RENT Duplex apt. nt J3 N. Grape. Phone 3411-J. 242lf FOR RKNT Furn. 2-rm. opts.: private hath, electric rnnge, hot und cold water. I'hone 12. 21tf FOR RENT Furn. 2 and l-rai. opts.; garngo. 604 W, J Dili. lCCtf FOR RENT Furnished modern npartntent: adult 346 N. Hart lelt. I'hone 753-M. 225lf FOR RENT t- 2 - room furnished apt., ground floor, 20 mo,; lights nnd wnter furnished. 333 w. 2nd. Ask at 231. 21lf FOR RENT Furnished apnrt mcnta. Phone bl-U. IUU' WHEN V COME TO vcxjia. place voo I ALWAV5 ACTED L WAS STAVINJGj TOO LOwS.l PRETEMDE.O cSCT I L DlOMT NOTICE IT AMD AMO L OPPOSE IT IF 1 WAMT TO 6ET I g,-,- DOVOO ewoo&u so i domt wave: to Aeivoo. AMD IF VOO COULD DO A LITTLE I LESS IMSOLTIM3 V COOLD 5TAMD 1 1" ,1V 1,'iWt.TTfc.K. j by The Bfll Svnduatf. Inc Txi&t Mark Toil RKNT )'( i li liKXT l-'uinished hoist: eleeirie raiiKo and kiii'iiki'. In quire 701 W. 1 1th SI. L5-l ' " l !''' It I1KXT Ktirnlshed bungalow, ; Ml S. Crape. -J..t l-'Oll itKNT 1 house. S2.",. ! K. Laurel. -- r, - room modern l'hoiie S3 1-1.. 422 2 '.3 jKOIt HUNT 4-room modern fur-1 1 nisheit bouse. Tel. TIM-L. 2-'i:i ( , i l-'Ol; I: ICN'T Modern home ?".TI rage. 'Aln small house. Call -h 1 V - It Foil ll KN'T t- Modern 4- room h.Mls. vlectric si live, garage. ij'holie 270. FOIt ItF.NT Furnished or unfur nished houses, 2. 4 ami 7 rooms. Willi garages. Impilro .Medford . I Intel Cigar Stand. If FOI! ItKNT Small tiige, furnlshd, clou c.rape. 1 modern cot- 111. 245 X. 2. '.3 l-'Oll HUNT Olt S,;.n--At once, small modern-house. U20 Oak St. Call 7-F-21. A. K. 4irockw:'. FOU HUNT Domes. Furnished or unfurnished. Jtrown & While. :- : - -. 47tf OK KIO.N'T 3-rnom house, fur nished, on pavement. Tel. IHO-lt. 235tf - lFOH Ttl-JNT- Cottages, $5 week: wood, water, electricity and baths furnished Hninbow Auto Camp. 250 FOU rtKNT My home nt 1310 W. ' Main St., Medford, Seven rooms. balh and screen porch. New con dition inside. Will lease: no trun slenls. C. A. DoVoo. I'hone 523-J-2. . tf FOR Iti:NT HOfSKKEKI'I.VG ROOMS ; - I FOR ItKNT 3 furnished house- keeping rooms. Call at J n 1 0 l Court St. KSTIt.WF.n NTRAVIOD -Small bay horse with scar on face. Anyone hav ing any information please call 'SlIS-X., 254 LOST LOST Lady's (iruen wrist walch. Can Identify bv Initials on case. Phone 1253. 252 LOST OH STRAY KD Irish seller puppy; answers name of tllnger. Phone 072. ' 252 BUSINESS OrmRTIfNITIEM l-'Oll KALI-; Small grocery doing a nice Hide business. Slock ami fixtures brand new. Excellent locntlon. A wonderful oppor tunity .to build up a aplcinrul business. Price complete $4(10. See Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc., Phone 72H. 253 FOR EXCHANGE APARTMENT IIOCXU und cash In Hoover's town lo trade for Med ford Income ...oi oitHlnc." lots.) write P. o. llox 2I, Palo Alto. Oil. 251 FOIt TRADE Onod, largo young unbroken horse as part payment on work lea m. Phone 417. 2.12 FOR TRADE-Small Ice plant, coal business, skating and dancing pa .vlllon, fine swimming pool: 4 room home, 2 wells; all on 2 acres ground, 1 block from town. Write, s. W. Stout, Alaiuogrido, New Mex. 2 53 WANTED a To Buy for Caah All Your SECOND-HAND FURNITURE Scott Woolf VI y-, ' . ' N , ' 'n 1 iscvFPAL DirrEQEtor Dsuppog rMtr&BG: .rr .i- that itc sj.-m i trr rei rr: icol r-r- c- i f lti r-v M.ACkiT i n r r- i i KAAnnv KJri icr I V orr k' it A I ' , H-flTrrr c Pre mil ItF.NT MJSCFJ.I.AN'KOIIS Felt l:l-:.N'l' l-'urnlsbed caldn: iighls. water, garage, $12. 124 Lincoln. 2,4 KOI! ItlONT C.nrago, $3 peri mnnlli. 32 5 So. ltlversido Ave. tf I. FOR HUNT Bachelor cabins. 445 S. Front. J04lf FOK SALE AUiOMOlHI.KS li.viir KAl.l-! I!i20 l-Nird roadstec: good me. hanlcal lunulition. good iillilx r. lots of extras. I'liiine Jaclisou ille 21-F-3. 251 s v, j.; i.-, ,i Bedan running condilln Jones, 1-hiine 130. FOR SAI.i: Several repossessed cars which I will sell for hnliim ii due. I'hone 455. .1. 11. Deiiisoii. TO TUADI-: l'J23 Dodgo touring car In first class shape, for good milk cows, fresh or coming fresh. .1. II. Williams, at Sceginlller Ai Williams ;anch, near Antloch school, or address Central Point, 111. 2. if FOR SALE 1'OUIrRY Ft I It HALF. While Leghorn bens. I'hone S35-M. 254' FOIt KAI.H Ducks, 25c Hi. Illive, West end I'rulle SI. Mcllao. 252 FOIt SALF. 150 laying pullets. C. Carey, I'hone 341-J-l. 263 FOR fiADFvTlOMKS FOR HAL);' Kxcellent homo nil west side, on .Millionaire drive; 21 acres. K-room house, large pino trees, beaullful view: li Mi acres under water. 0 acres fruit, most all kinds: 3 acres nut iiees. lJ4 acre grapes; balance In winter blucgrass. Would consider Med ford properly as part payment. Fred C. Hander, Phone mm-U-2. 25utt' FOR RAMi Attention! Ilargnln hunters. Six-room residence, 1 block from pavement In Central Poliil. Has Uarage. fruit house, woodshed and big lot, suitable for garden. New paint and III good condition, 1 500. llox C, Mall Tribune. 252 FOR CHRISTMAS A new mod ern house for sale like rent. What would bo hleer for the' family? Drown AV White. 245tf FOR MALI-; House, lurgn lot, on North Orange. Price Is right. See this property beforo . you buy. phono S32-W, or Inquire 32 North Ornngo. UCtf FOIt SAI.I' REAti ESTATE FOR HALE Desirable Oueen Anne. Td. 707-W. lot nn 252tf RANCH 1IAROA1N 53 acres, 1 mile river frontage and Pacific highway.. Modern home, eleolric water system and bath; fine barn 50x50, llixKU chicken house; all tools and Implements; 14 inllk cows nnd bull: 40 tons o? tiny. Total price $7500, on real easy terms. If you hs-v $i,ii.fl you can deal. D. K. Millard Co., 410 E. Main. Phono 1122. ' 252 FOR HALE A bargain: SG acres, close In. Inquire J. 11. Andrews, 31 N. flrape St., Medford, fire. SJKtf WHEN YOU think of real estate, see Drown tc White. tf FOR HALM 3H acres; 20 ncres pasture land, lx acres meadow, with private deeded water rQht; nil fenced, 2 good barn" farui imph-mcnis. about 30 tons of liny; 2 miles from school and posiofflce, on good highway. l'rlro J5000. Address J. D., In care of Mrs, Houlh Holly. M. E, Fisher, 1 11) ,2 50 FOR SALE OR TRADE SO A. good limber within trucking flls lance of Medford; about 4 pine. phone ;i3n.t. : t:itr FURS FURS TRAPPERS, NOTICE Wo aro In a poi.il Inn lo hnniRo alt your aklna. See ua befnra yon anil, Medford Bargain House 27 N. Urapa 8U , Pbona 10CI By George McManu. By SOL HESS 5ME LOVES ME.SWE ICie.SE:D t-1f: AMD IT MISCKI.I.ANKOt S CASH I'AII) for furs, hides and ; pelts. Johnson's Market, 32.1 .. drupe St. I'honn in. 243lt FOU SALI5 f ,1V F.STOCK Ftllt HAI.I-i 40 head Hereford ! calves and yearlings: good beef stock. .1. II. I'lirrott , .Sou, I Camas Valley, Ore. 2ii3 i KOIl SAIJ-- llSCi:liIJ.VKOVS Foil SALF. Ciullls and coinforlN. I'roceeds for church work. Call 132 N. Holly. 2ri3 In good ! FOU SAl.l-1 Spiueniiurg apples, Walter 50c, 75c. $1 box. U'ooillawn or 25li I cliiinl, I mile cast of Central I'liint. 2S2 l-'Oll SAI.K 5 chairs. 1 rocker, dining table and wardrobe. 51 'J So. Kiversiile. ... 253 FOIt SA l.l;--Ilel,aval separalnr Xo. 15: Kuccess grain cleaner and grader. Max Scliiiilz, Sams Val ley. 25K 'Oil SALK 2 Kelulliglon type writers, 2 lliiiTouglis adding machines- l National cash register, 1 electric range. Valley Candv Co. 252 FOU SALK I'racltcally new cir culating healer for yuur home. Cost 5130: will sell for $75. Tel. .1. II. Denlson al 455. 252 FOR SALE 3-111., high wheel wagon, or will Undo for low wheel wagon. Phono 447-X or or 1 1 I!I.V. 25.-. FOU KALE New dresses, silk nnd other beaullful materials, latest designs from New YmJk Oily, very reasonably priced; sizes 3s lo 4(1. Call U04-L. 253 FOR SALE Used sewing ma chines; all makes, $5 up; terms If desired. All makes reined and repnlrod. While Hewing Machine Co., 24 No. Bartlett. 1 ltf FOR SALE For sand and gravel, sediment nnd i.meral teaming, Phone 1112-J. Snm'l patemnn. tf FOR SALE Apples. Bpltzenhergs, Delicious and Newtowns, Grow ers Exchange. Fir and 8th Sts. 220tf 'OR HALE Corn, of 1 1 1 II-W. Phono 447-X 256 BUSINESS Dl RECTORY Attorneys A. IS. REAMES Lawyer. Offlol Liberty Bldg.. Medford. Ora. Chiropractic nnil Massage, DR. CIIAS. R. S1MKINS Electro Chiropractic with Russian mas sage. Over Woolworth sloro. Oeiirntl Rciuiirlng, OIIN AND REPAIR SHOP 223 No. Riverside. I'hone 425-.I. dun stocking and nil Run work: knives, scissors und clippers sharpened; saw filing. 264 John R. Knight ' Teacher of Violin Phono 8.13 Jacksonville For Appointment Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITINO CO. B. M Wilson, C. P. A. Attention gin to anything In accounting anal Income Tax Requlremente. Look Into our simplified accountlna method. Liberty Uldg., Medford Phone 1S7.R. WANTED We Buy for Cash All Used Furniture and Stoves Call 505 W. A. KINNEY Furniture House 315 East Main BUSINESS DUIEOTOHY ; Abstractors j MUHHAT ABSTRACT CO. Ab tract of Title, Title Insurant). ; Koomi I and 6. No. li NorU i Central Ave., uptalr. - JACKSON . AllhlltACT CO. A In-true ts of Tttl and Title Inane auce. Tile nnlf complete) TttU System la Jack sou County. ! Chiropractic riiysiciana ' DIl. H. W. HOFFMAN Chlrc ' practlc Nerve Specialist. Offloa hours 9 to 12; 2 to 5. (01-104 1 Liberty Bid. Office phone ; ! Res. phone 70-H. Oonuracton R. I. STUART SONS General Contractors, Including base ments, ditches, ' all klnda of cement and concrete work. R. L Stuart, 217 Applo, vhona 43i Gilbert Htuart, 17 Rom Court phone 9CG-M. Miles Stuart, iOI S. Newtown, phone 8(0. ' ' Financial WB LEND MONEY to worth! people to pay their honest debta Pacific Coast Credit Association. 423 Medford Bldg., Medford, Ore. Freight Transportation PIERCE TUUCK1NO CO.. Med. ford to Portland and San Fran cisco. Furnbure movlna a Bpeo- Lilly. Phone 55 or 437-U-2. LONO DISTANCE HAULING Medford - Klamath truck Una Dally service. Bonded carrlera Special rates on load lota. AuU t Freight terminal, 19 S. Fir Taj 1033. . CALL Portland-Medford Truol Line for through or IntermedlaM point service, slxteen-hour aer vice to nnd from Portland. Phom 569, Medford. Auto freight tee. mlnal at 36 3. Fir, Medford. Insuranco EARL S. TUMY All forma ot In surance. Fire, Auto, Life, Aoci dent. Bonds. Phone 402. 31 Liberty Bldg. Interior Decorator W. F. GR1N8TED Expert Interior decorator; antique and gumwoo4 finishes; panel wall designs, tex tured .wall, paperhunging ant general paint contractor. Phont 120-K, Lamport's Hardware. 281 INTERIOR DBCORATINfl, paint lug, panel-hanging and floor wav ing. Fred Gardner. Phone 731-'-2. lies. I'i-rr.vdalc. . Jackson ville Highway. Lonna on Botma LOANS on homoa now built 4 under construction. Eight pan cent nnd no stock to carry. Rea aervtce. Monthly paymenta. -H Banister Agency, no 108 1 Main. Tel. 1230. Money to tioan MONEY TO LEND To worth) people to puy their honest dobta Securities of all kinds accepted Jennings Loan Office, a S. Froil MONEY TO LEND $50 to iH to loan on furniture or good a curlty of most any kind. Core tracts discounted. Thomas Realtf Co., Room 12, Palm Block, co Main and Front, upstatra. txing Tlmo .: Real Estate : Morlgago Iioana Phono I3SJ Finance Cora Commercial Medford, Oregon DO YOU NKKD MONEY ? Wt actions strictly confidential. Open until 3 p. m. Room 317 Liberty ( Uldg. Phono 67H-R. II. H. linn nlster, II. c. Christner. 8 MONEY on Improved Medford properly. Brown 1 White Agenoy Ino. 20Ilf Monnmonto THE OREOON OHANITB CO.-H Monuments. E. A. Hicks, flan era! Manager; P. M. Karahaw. Sales Manager, 302 N. froni St., Medford Music. THORVAL H. FOLKENBalRU Teacher of violin; orohestra practice for students: also a de partment for adjusting and re pairing violins. If you daalra reliable violin outfit, call at th atudlo, room 4, College Bldg., It N. Grape St. Phone t&i-t. Painting and PaperhaBniam H. MARX, Oenoral Palnflng Coai traolor, tinting, paperhacglng . carpentering, repairing. . Pnoa 178-J.- Re. 6T Bummlt. Piano Inatraotloa FRED ALTON HAIQHT Tearhaf of Piano and Harmony. Halght Music Studio, 318 Liberty Bide, Phone 72. llttf Printers and Pnbllshera MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Ran the best equipped printing offloa In Bouthern Oregon. Bookbind ing, loose leaf ledgera, bHHnf yatema, etc Portland prlcaa. IT N. Fir St. Public Accountant FRAHIER ACCOUNTING BERV. ICE Operating the most com plete and modern bookkeeping service In So. Ore. Audits, la- . stnllattoiis, income tax. W. A. Frailer, Public Accountant. Tal. 606. Radio Repairing RADIO REPAIRING The Muala llox, 402 East Main St., Phoaa 43.1, has an expert radio Uch trlclan from the factory. Wa make a specialty of expert re pals work and guarantee It. Special consideration to dealers. - Transfer GADS TRANSFER STORAO CO. Office IU N. Wit M.. Phone 116. Prlcaa right. star vice guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER BTORAOI Service guaranteed, 39 8. OrM Ht. Phone 84, or realdanca !, Window Oeanana LET OBOROR DO IT ) alaanlng, floor wavtaa Jsah- aervlra. Oao. A. baa.. . 1 M-J or Utt i- . i t ti a