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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORP fATTj TKrBFST?, "NrEPFOTtT). (TRr.fifVN,, TTTFRSDAY. TTTF.iT.T:rc W. 1923. PAGE FIVE BUTTER STRONGER, EGG AND POULTRY; .1 IDIITUND, Ore., Dec. 13. UP) Butter prices were stronger today with extras at 50 cents, standards at 4. inline firsts 4S una firsts at -ft s cents. All these prices are about one eent higher except prime, firsts. Hteutly. No change in rggs or poultry, Butterfat rose one ei-iit to 53 cents on track and 53 at Portland. Spinach from The Dalles Ik on the local market toduy at 7 cents a pound. Local bunched vege 10 Pies, including parsley, beets, carrots, turnips and radishes, are plentiful and of goud quality. Av erage pricey range around 40 to 45 i cents per dozen bunches. iTHE NEBBS The Old FoX Tomatoes, repacked, aro slightly; lower, priced from $2.75 to 3. with originals soiling at 82.25 to Si'. 50. Some hothouse tomatoes have ar rived nnd are selling at $5. Sweet potatoes are lowest priced around 4(4 to 4 14 cents with I'orto Itlcana at 12.75 to 83 per bushel. Local cauliflower and California slock are competing- on the market nt a price range to $1.50 to $1.75 for good stock. Citrus fruits continue nt low prices. Navel oranges are quuted from $4.50 to $5.7 5. . Lemons are lower at $6 to $7. Grapefruit from $4.50 to $B. Apple' prices remain fairly steady. 1. . Produce. POHTIiAND, Ore., Dec. Wholesale prices. BUTTER H 1 g h e r. Portland dairy exchange net wholesale prices-. (cubes) : Extras, 50c; standards, 40c; prima firsts. 48c; firsts, 47c. Creamery, prices: Prints, ,3c over cuho standards. MILK Butterfat cent higher. Haw milic (4 per cent), $2.85 cwt., delivered Portland, less 1 per cent buttorfat. station,- 52c; track. 63c; delivered at Portland, 55c. Pol'LTRY (Buying prices) Alive, heavy hens (over 4 lbs.') 24 02 fie; medium hems (3 to 4V4 lbs.), 20c; light (under 3 pounds), 17e; aurings, 21c; ducks. 18ft)20c: , turkeys, dressed. No. 1, 32&34e; geese. 17 if 18c. ICggs. onions, potatoes, wool, nuts, hay, steady. LlVCHt4K'k PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 13. (P) Cattle and calves Steady; re ceipts 40. Hogs Steady; receipts on con tract 520. .Medium weight (200-250 lbs.), medium to choice $S.O0jf.25. - Sheep and Isnibs steady, receipts 50. San I YaiiclHco Bultcrl'al. SAX FRANCISCO. Dec. 13. tP) Hutterfat f.o.b. San Francisco, 5Nc. Radio Program KMED Mall Tribnne-Vtrgin Station TliurMlay, !. in 6:30 to 6:16 J'e Towne Crier 0:15 to 6:30 Medford Mall i Tribune, news and markets. 7:30 to 8 Lamport's presents Santa Clnus. 8' to 9 Kami Bureau Coop. Krldny, lhu; 14 0:30 to 10 Oood Will Adv. program. 10 to 10:108. O. Electric. 10:30 to II -M. M. Dept. Storo, siicred concert. 4 11 to 11:80 Jaciue Lennox, r Milliner. 11:30 to 12 Hruphy'e Jew elers. 12 to 12:30 Sanderson Motor Co. 4- 12:30 to'l:30 Palmer Music House. 5:30 tn 6:15 Ye Towno Crier CM 5 to 6:30 Medford Mall Tribune, news, and markets. 6:3 to Hunt's Cratcrlan organ recital. :30 to 8 Iwtmports presents Santa Claus. i a The population of the city of Nanking, now tho capital of China, is reported hy the- Nat ionalist government to bo 455. 697. Due to tho removal of the national eapltul to Nanking the population of the city is rapidly increasing. Road Oil Cleaning Car Washing We me special chemieali for rosd oil. Will not in jure finest finish. No team uod. Best enip ment in city. Expert Polishing and Re finishing. Vaouum Clean ing. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, Inc. iei I. ttrertUa PhowU bringing up father fx ..Pii.TOOCAM PO.OMI6E.O TO J (OJ TL..JfJ FATHER I' N OUT 1 y- MEULO TRacEY. 1 1Y PAYMETHEHIOO-HE vl HERE-I WAMT TOTAJXTO HIM- - , THili OOWM ON is5S5 j . 4" V? COLLECT IT- 1 l PHONE- K! -VT" I FER ME KENT - , fe g pJI 2(5V-r, , O 1920. by Inil Flurc SrvK. Inc. Cmi Bnuia rritita ivMrved MJV4AT DOVCU VWBMT FOB A . oww WEDOIM6 PRESeoJT CAIJ 1 DOWT WAMT TO OUV VOO 50ME- TMIM& VOO OOKIT wawt og weex A NEW YORKER 4ARGE-- , . . NEW YORK The autograph ! hunters who besiege New York s celebrities are becoming a size- able and brazen tribe. Once most of them were modest school girls and Impressionable boys, hiWKlnn albums to tbolr breasts nnd nsltinR timidly for sig natures, koIiik throURh the aiito Kriiph colleclinK stage just as most youngsters puss throu'-'h III estate of KatlierhiK stamps or pictures of movie heroines. Hut now shop clerks and debutantes elbow grav beards as they stalk their prey nt every public function at tho thea tre, at political rallies, at recep tions, at informal parties and even in the Bupper clubs where gather the noted and the notorious. Most obliging among the objects of their quest Is Texas Guinan, who often signs her name a hun dred times ft night, and who can sit on the arm of a toj-er chair-nt a theatre Intermission and auto graph one album after another without dropping a stitch of con' versatlon with her companions. But no less sought after arc a score of others il'e.gy Hopkins Joyce, Will Rogers, Mayor Walker. Amelia lint hart and Beatrice Llllie, to name a few. And probably nobody is besought so often or so arduously for his au tograph as is Charles A. Lindbergh whenever he appears in public for his name has not only an ama teur's senlimontal value, but real intrinsic worth. Tricks Are Futile Lindbergh's name on the loot of a letter Ik worth something like JS'i right now. In the professional autograph collector's market, and such trophies are scarce, for the colonel is extremely cautious about inditing his signature. lie obliges amateurs often enough, when he can do so without bringing scores of album holders pushing to his side, hut a mere signature standing by itself is of much less value to the commercial collector than let ters with his name, and the latter are hard to get. Some professional collectors have camped in his wake for weeks have written all sorts of letters and asked him in vain to affix his name, have sent him gift after gift In the futile hope of getting an ac knowledgment from his personally. One collector threatened to Jump from the Brooklyn bridge If Lind bergh didn't oblige him, and the aviator was unmoved. He wrote him representing himself as a childhood friend and then as an aviator who had been Injured. The colonel saw through all the false whiskers. Mr. 8haw Relents Few contemporary heroes have signatures of any such immediate value as Lindbergh's. Presidents' signatures -are worth something, but generally they are not too dif ficult to obtain. George Bernard Shaw's autograph Is a real prlic, and a New York girl rime home from Europe Jubilantly this fall with the signature of Hhaw in her album. She related that she had run across the famous British play wright and author at a continental ! watetlng place, mrt had approached I him one morning after breakfast to auk that ho write his name in her album Unabashed. she said, "What's the matter. cSn't you 'write?" and thrustin-'r the album at :hlm again, demanded:. "Just make i your mark then." Shaw grinned, resetted for the book and wrote his ! name. I ' : 1 ICarner Fifteen mile of Central : Oregon highway a ill be graded tx ' I ween here and Burrell ranch. A MV NEAREST ) V KlrU VAAKfr OG MCEXy fWWtLE VOURE L1V7IMGJS vuEOOlKje. ) ? IF VOURE &OIMG, 51 r - 2-3 jjr-1 Q?fCoiytli'. The Ml Syndlcaie. Inc.) Trade M.ik Pt. S. Pt. OirneY Oora.Wgo jii 1 DOMT KMOW. &ive me SOME.TMIk)& L 5CA& ABOUT THt-M L (ANJ COMIKJ& FROM WOKIE -VOO U5E AMVTMlMiS WI4tLE. VOURE 1M TU1S WOTL ScreenUfe Hollywood By Wade Werner .wwu, in. n.i"h "i a new lalklns picture on an audi-I once before nutting any of it on celluloid la the latest innovation in movie making here. Tho plan is to write the dialogue for the talking screen, and then, after s u f 1 1 clout rc heursal at (he studio, to pre sent it in play form on I li o stage or some n e i g h b nrhood theater. If the ntidleuce likes it, tho director goes ahead and makes his pic- Lionel Barrymore ture. bored It the audience plainly is the script con he re-writ- tell or thrown away without a dol Inr having been .spent on costly camera work and sound-recordlnif. Safety First- Probalily tho first talking picture to- be produced in thla way w-as "The'Caslno arden." Kenyon Nich olson wrote the dialogue to run two reels on the 'screen. Carlo' cle Anqelo, stage director from New York, rehearsed his playerH at the studio until they were letter perfect, then put. them on the stage: of n neighborhood picture theater. Their performance w-as well received as a one-act play, so Oe Angelo took his company into a sound-proof stage and in one day photographed and recorded the production for screen release. Barrymore Talkies Lionel Barrymore. hy the way, has finished directing his first two-reel talking picture, "Confes sion." Barrymore became so inter ested In talking pictures while playing in them that ho persuaded Mctro-Goldwyn-Maycr to let him dlroct some. Another player turn ing talkie-director Is Lowell Sher man,' whose flret production Is a screen version of "BMpns," already familiar to many theatergoers as a one-act play. Only three charac ters appear in "Phipps," and Sher man himself plays one of them. Arlington Texas Oil Co. erect ing warehouse and garage one block of Main street. 4- Arlington Pomplotlon. ' New city hall Hearing WANTED MISCKLLANEOUH WAN'TKD Dressmaking: reason able prices. Call 104 K. 2nd St. .265 DHHHtSMAKlNO Phone Iten. 712 W. Jackson St. WANTED Boarders and roomers. 339 So. Central Ave. Phone 1211. tf WANTED To buy cheap coupe. Address Box 61, Jacksonville. 268 WANTED To buy 100 good cwen. Brown & Whlto. 2ltf WANTED Wood. Will trade good used rar for wood. Armstrong's OllTIIST. Tel. IK. 3.Vltf JOHN JACOB ASTOR said: . "Buy land near a growing eity." PIT VIEW ACRES It t the land; Medford is the city. WAENOCK & SHELLEY 44 N. Riverside Phone 1262 II3ES1 TO WOUSE-KEEPlKJfe- V-ulAkJiCr- VO()Q OU1 OQflt- rMOSOMe CAK1T i WANTKI) CompettMit womnn for ; housfwork. I'hono fl!4-H. t WANTKI) Kxporleiicod wonmii inarhiiii bookkut'por and office i t-lork dcsiroH pnHttion. Write JJ.ox ; 73, Mail Tribune. 206 i WANTKI) SITUATIONS . WANTKU Hy experienced book- ; and trentTai oniec man, posiiion. liox 8. Mall Tribune. 275 WANTED Housework, day or hour. Phone 1345-X. 272 WANTED Washing and Ironing. Phone 684-J-2. 271 WANTED Cars o wash. Wo call fur and deliver, (live us a trial. Jackson and ltlVcrsidu. 1'hpno 463. 25 1 If WANTED Oeneral repairing, locksmlthlng, phonograph -repairing. Bicycles, tricycles and wagons fur children sold very reasonable on lime. Call anil deliver. Medford Cycle & Hopalr Shop, successor to Liberty lle- pair Shop, 11) N. Fir St. Phone 21. Chas. Fisher, Prop. 243tf WANTED General housepaintlng, interior decorating, paperhnng ing. H. Cnghlll, 401 So. New town. Phone 121--.T. 7t FOIt ItEXT Fl KMSHED ItOOMS FOIt RENT Close in. pleasant heated room with excellent board if desired. Phono 722. 2611 FOR RENT Furnished room for gentlemun; also garugo. 325 So. Ilivorsldo Ave. if FOR RENT gentlemun. Ave. -Furnished room for 326 So. Riverside tf Foil RENT Weeping rooms; bath. 245 N. Grape. 264 Fort itiiN'j nouses FOR ItKNT 5-rooni furnished house; hf-ntlng plant, 515 w. 2nd, 35 pt-r mo. 265 FOU BENT 4-room furnb-lird duplex. Inquire at ?:I2 H. Ivy. 2liu FOIt RENT Partly furnished modern 4-room house. Phone 6K1-L. 267 FOR RENT 7-rooin stucco house, with basement,' at 1128 West Main. Inquire 1005 West M" In. 261lf" FOR RENT At 14S N Ivy, fur nished house. Tel. 34;l-J. 2S5: FOIt BENT Furnished or unfur nished houses, 2, 4 and 7 rooms, with garages. Inquire Medford Hotel Cigar Stand. If FOR HUNT Homes. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown & White. 47tf MISCELLANEOUS BKINO your furniture for rcflnish Ing to 111 S. Holly. Wicker fur niture n specialty. 267 ANYWHERE FOR IUIIE Ten Dass. bus; low rates. Tel. Chas. B. Howard, 11 20. 257tf CASH PAID for furs, hides and pelts. Johnson's Market, 823 N. Grape St. Phone 87. 243tf BUSINESS OFPOHTUNTTIIW FOIt SALE Pool hall, lunch and confectionery, In good payroll town. Will take some trade or will make t-nns. M. K. Johnson. Talent, ore. 264 WANTED To Buy for Cash All Your SECOND-HAND FURNITURE . Scott Woolf ! ITELP WAXTEa) FEMALE' ! KOll RKNT-ir ABTSIENT8 ' PO:v SALF J.tVESTOCK VOU. 8ALI0 UHAL KSTATI3 I , y X OUST TALKED COU5INJ . S 1 OUST TALKED COU5INJ AM&1205E; IMTO WAITIM6 1 UMT1L. ftOE5 TO UOU5E KE.ePINJS FOG Y- i-mwc- ri-c-tz.i-'irvjvo i-wis. r ' - Mis weoDiMC Pe5ervJT7-x KOK 1IKNT Oupli'S atttirlmnnt; i-lfctilc ranKro and water ht'iitcr; pm-ilv furnished. Iniiiire !I07 X. UlvcrHitlr. iMilif I-'UU ItKNT Knrnlshed 2 rnuiiiti and Hli')ln porrh, with private bath, at SJl West 10th. 20-1 I FOR HUNT 3-ronni furnished ; apartment with iriirage; fully modern: hot and cold water anil liKhl supplied. Sunrise Super Sri-vice Station, corner 12th and lilverslde. 2S3lf Foil HUNT Furnished apt. down stairs. 217 W. 2nd SI. 271) FOIt KENT m. -Ml. 345 75II-M. Furnished apart nlill Hartlett. Tel. 2ii:iir FOli ItKNT t-urntshed clean ; apartment, downsluii-s. J18 ticii usee, 21iS ' FOIt 2 5 ItKXT 3-riMiin apart lili'til, .13 North Pencil. 26 1 FOR HUNT 3 furnished liiiusc ki'i'lilni; apiirtliiclits nt llllll Court St., f 1 ."i per inonlli. 2ll-"i i.FOll KENT FiirnlMlod apt. with j garage. Inquire at 3-15 . 2nd St. 268tf FOR ItKNT Cozy new npt. Du rell Court; now overstuffed. 32!l N. Holly. Inquire nt Apt. 5 after 6 o'clock. 2 r. H t f FOIt RENT Duplex apt. N. Grape. Phone 340-J. nt 823 242tf FOIt RENT Furn. 2-rm. npts.; prlvato hnth, clectria rango, hot and cold water. Phone 12. 2 1 tf FOU KENT Furn. 2 nnd 3-rm. apts.; uai-oue. 604 W. loth. . itir.tr FOR KENT Furnished mnntH. , Phone 452-H. apart 2 1 1 If FOIt niCNT HOUSEKEEPING ItOOMS FOU RENT Housekerplni; rooms; hot and cold witter. 525 X. River side, ill!, FOIt ItKNT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Ciililn. fiirnishid. r. a month. Put's Second I In n Store. 26!l ICSTItAYKI) STRAYED Small bay nony; weighs about yet) pounds, with sear on face. Libera! reward for return. Finder please notify Mall Tribune office or Phone 868-X. tf FOIt EXCHANGE TO TRADE 1028 Dodge touring car In first class Hhape, for good milk cows, fresli or coming fresh. J. H. Williams, at Beegmlller & Williams ranch, near Antlnch school, or address Central Point. III. 2. tf FOIt SALE DOGS AXH PETS FOR SALE Fox terrier puppies. Buy that hoy of yours a reel Christmas present. Phono 114!). 8I2 JClmt Main. 2B3tf FOIt SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Ford Fordor. 1924: good shape; S100 caxh. Ideal Auto Camp, cubln 8. Turner. 264 FOR SALE--Ncw, attractive house; living-room, bedroom, kitchen; lots of bullt-lns, breakfast room. sleeping porch und bath: 50xl2ol cam tront lot, wen locuted; best little homo bargain ill: Medford. Prico I45'). Makn your own Hums, or 11850 cash. D. E. Millard, -UK K. Muln. Phone 1)22. . ' ; 264 1921 UUICK 7-pasenger touring ear, mechanically tound, at bargain, 8160 cash. See L, B. . Scheffol at City Bldg. Dept. . 2Mlf FURS FURS TRAPPERS, NOTICE Wo are In a position to handle all your skins. See us before 70a sell, . Medford Bargain House if ff. 0r) pu , . -jone lots .- in. 1 V 1 WAMT TWIKJ& OFF AS FAte A3 L CASJi CANJ 6E.T ALOW6 AMD GO TO MOUSEKEePleJCv VOU'LL MAKJASE TO BE OM SUCH yvLAKaVTwiMe iiinuilw vniitu mvou th.it will lnn.ii this iiiirii ti and m.N, 14 lieml. c K. L-'u-ilop "orlh -' llmlu, Crnnts Pass, Ore. 265 FOB 8AI.F. Fresh cows. 4 miles , west of Talent on Anderson 1 creek. D. C. Hale. 68 j FOU SAI.K Young Swiss Jersey! cow. Just fresh; very rich milker. J Phone 132-L. 164 , FOU SALIC 3 and I months old pigs, cheap. K. P. Hughes, 'n ill I lo west Snms Valley powtoffire. 2tl7 'Oil SAL10 I owes at John AppU'gute. 6 head of younir Bingham's, west of 2."iStf von Salic pourrrtY i TI'HKKYH j Fnlti'lleil on lillltcriiilll,'. Tel. Klili-.M. Only 25e a Imilllll. i-ornmriil mash nnd Delivered any tilnc. 2 75 FOR SAI.K lireeilers; l inlli Point. P Niiri-iigiinsci t turkeys, tiiius fio and hens 5. northwest of Central . 1. Lofland. 265 FOR SALIC Toulouse geese from 12 to 20 lbs. Phoun 132-L. 164 TI'RKEYS On:y 2 fm a pound. Fattened on cornmonl mash and buttermilk. Delivered any time. FOIt SALE HOMES FOR SALE S-rooni house, full biiHi-iuenl, large porch, partly iirrecncd: largo lot, 161x1811; nat ural shade. Will sell rensiinilllle to close all ystutc. Also small house and lot in rem and 3 loin I'ni-ltiK on Lincoln SI., 55x117. 1307 West Main St. Call 301-11. eveniiiiis. 26!l FOR SALI-j TCxeellont homo on west side, on- Mlllionnlro drive; 24 acres, 8-room house, large plno trcus, beautiful view; 6Jj acres under water, 6 acres fruit, most nil kinds; 3 acres nut trees, '4 aero grapes; balancn In winter hlltegrnss. Would consider Med ford property uh part payment. Fred C. Sander, Phone 8'l8-lt-2. 2fi0tf Foil WALK Houso, large lot, on North Orange. Price Is right. See this property beforo you buy. Phono 832-W, or Inquiro 82 North Ornngn. 116tf FOR CHRISTMAS A new mod ern Iiouko for sale like rent. Whnt would bo nlcor for tho family? Brown & White. 245tf FOIt SALIy URAL ESTATE ACIIICH Close to tho bl mill; good frame house of 5 rooniH: young fruit tri-es and berries; garage and woodshed; good well, water tank, hot water tank and laundry trays; chicken house. You can buy this for 81.300. Pay half down und the Imluni'o on casv terms. D. IC, Mlllerd Co, 419 East Main. Phone 1122. 260 FOR SALE lAtl 73x240; modern house 26x28; living room, bed room, kitchen, hrtakfiiMl nook, bullt-lns, large bai-k screen porch, garage. ' Price J180U; 81100 cash, bul. JIG month. 80S K. th Ht. 27 FOR SALE A bargain; 16 acros, ' close in. Inquire J. B, Andrews, 21 N. Grape St., Medford, Ore. , 238tf WHEN YOU think of real estate, see Brown A White. - tf FOR SALE Dcalrnbln T) Anne. Tel. 707.-W. lot WANTED We Buy for Cash All Used Furniture and Stoves - Call 505 , W. A. KINNEY Furniture House 315 East Main iiiiiiiniiiiiiiniF By George McManu.'j l3"1 -"OU.1- 1 SAVE.- r''PTY BOCKS BY By SOL HESS TO PUT TM15 KMOVA IF TMEV TEEM5 WITM ! 1 - r JME1 THAT W VUOULDfJT StVE EACW OTWER . i falfa I'aiich. 3 W lllilca f 10 111 Metl- HMU. MltlllL'l II UUIKIIIIriS. iHUIHTn ISox 40-A. 264 FOR S A LIS Deslrilblo lmllillng site .corner. 125-ft. cast front. 1 block from 2 paved streets. In (tulro 20 Kenwood Ave. 265 FOIt BALK MISCKIXANKOUS FOlt.SALK Stock beets and fur ruts.. Tel. 531-J. 1 211-1 FOU SALF, Oil TltA 1)1-1 One chilli's mattress, dining ' talilc, violin, clienp. at the Morton i'iiu:e. it. it. Ave., Central Point. Hay llentley. 206 FOU SALIC Few liouso . cheap. 321 Benson. plu nts 2 611 FOU SALIC Dirt cheap, a Rowing nmclllno lit 633 Pino. Tel. 3X7-Y. 26-1 FOR KALE Straw, 50c at bin-li; atsn cow, $12! 147-W. per bale Phone 265 i FOR SALE Large size Victrolil 111 goud condition, 325. Phono 1253. 264 FOR SALIC Beautiful now silk dresses at wholesale cost price. Extraordinary value. Come and see these dresses. Phone 064-L. FOR SALE Boy's overcoat. 12-yr. si.e. good as new, very cheap. Call H64-L. 267 FOR STI.E Oliver typewriter, good condition. $6; ltemlngton portable, almost new, 840. Call 9lil-L. 2I!7 FOR SALIC 1 saxophone, very reasonable. Jennlligu Loan Of fice, ii Soiilh Front. 2114 Foil SALIC Hnnd-yiilntcd ChriBl nias gifts, liicluillng handker chiefs, dresser and vanity sets, card table covers, gcorgotto Sf.-arfs, orgnndlo boudulr and davenport pillows, lavender bags and numerous other gifts. Or ders taken for articles to be made. Reasonably priced. Tel. 3'.K)-L or call lit 325 South Hlilly St. 2f.7tf ATTENTION. WHOLESALERS A llnndv Monroe Ciilcijlntnr fr 850, Siio L. H. Scheffei at City Bldg. Dept. XiUtf FOR SALE Or trado for farm machinery, radio or what havo you, ono Ford runabout with de livery box. Tol. 623-J-2. 262tf FOR SALIC Spltzenburg apples, 50c, 76c, $1 box. Woodlawn Or chard, 1 mile east of Central Point. 282 FOR SALE Dseff sewing ma chines; all makes, 85 up; terms If desired. All makes rented and repaired, Whlto Sewing Machine Co., 24 No. Bnrtlett. lltf FOR SALIC For sand and gravel, sediment and general teaming, Phone B12-J, Sum'l Batoman. tf FOR SALE Apples. Spltsenbergs, Delicious and Newtowns. Grow ers Exchange. Fir and 8th Sts. 220tf BUSINESS DrRKCTORY Chiropractic and Massage. DR. CHAS. R. SIMKINS Electro Chiropractic with Russian mas sago. Over Woolworth store. General Ttrntilrlng. GUN AND REPAIR SHOP 228 No. Klversldo. Phone 425-J. Gun stocking and ull gun work; - knives, scissors and clippers soiirtionea; saw Illingl 3S4 Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITINO CO.- B. tf Wilson, C. P. A. Attention lives to anything In accountlnc and Income Tax Requirements. Loot Into our simplified aceountlns method. Liberty Bids., Medford. Phone 167-R. FRAXIER ACCOUNTINO SERV ICE operating the most oom plote and modern bookkeeplni service in 80. Ore. Audits, In stallations; Income tax. W. M Frailer, rub(g Accountant Tel "'t BCSINEKS DntEOTOBY Abstractor! hukha; ABSTRACT CO. Ab-J! 1 stracta or Tine, Title j nsuT an om, . Rooms and 6, No. 11 NortB V, Central Ave., upstairs. 1 JACKSON CO. V7. t ABSTRACT CO. '': J Atwuructa of Title ! and Title Insnr- v j'' ance. The onll complete Title t. System In Jack eon County. r Oilropractlo Physician I DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Cblro- , I oractlc Nerve Specialist. Office ? hours i to 12; 2 to 6. $01-104 , Liberty Bldg. Office phone ; ." Res. phone 790-H. ; Con tractors It. I. RTUART & SONS Oeneral Contractors, Including base ments, ditches, all kinds M cement and concrete work. R. I. Btuart, 217 Apple, vhone 4t; Gilbert Stuart, 17 Ross Court, phone 9C6-M. Miles Stuart. 401 S. Newtown, phone 860. Financial WB LEND ' MONbiT to worthy people to pay their honest debts. 7" Pacific Coast Credit Association, hi 433 Medtord Bldg., Medford, Ore, J. tf Freight Transportation PIKKCE TRUCKING CO., Med ford to Portland and San Fran cisco. Furniture movlntr a apeo- laity. Phono 65 or 437-11-2 LONG DISTANCE HAULING Medford - Klamath truck Hne. Daily service. Bonded carriers. Special rates on loud lots. Ante Freight terminal, l S. Fir, Tel 1033. CALL Portland-Medford Track Line for through or Intermediate point service. Slxteen-hcur ser vice to and from Portland. Phom 669, Medford. Auto freight ter mlnal at 86 S. Fir, Medford.j Interior Decorator W. F. GRINSTED Expert tnterloi decorator; antique and gumwooe finishes; panel wall designs, tex tured wnll, paperhanglng ane L'onoral paint contractor. Phont 120-R, Lamport's Hardware. 281 INTERIOR DECOR ATiNO, paint ing, paperhanglng and floor wax ing. Fred aardner. Phono 731-W-2. Res. Perrydale, Jackson ville Highway. Iiuranuiee EARL 8. TUMY All forms of In surance. Fire, Auto, Life, Aeoli dent, Bonds. Phone 402. Llborty Bldg. Ixrans on Homes LOANS on homes now built 4 under construction. Eight pea cent and no stock to carry. Rea service. Montniy payments.- t . ., i .. . - . ...... nM int Inc. 106 H Main. Tel. 1230. Money to iMmn MONEY TO LEND To wortbt - people to pay their honest debts Securities of all kinds aocepted Jonnlngs Loan Office, 6 8. Frorl MONEY TO LEND 1 50 to 1264 to loan on furniture or good-eei curity of most any kind. Con tracts discounted. Thomas Realtf Co., Room 12, Palm Block, eoi Main and Front, upstairs. - 1 txing Time Heal Estate Mortguge Ijoane Phone 131 Commercial Finance Corp Medford, O regno DO YOU NEED MONEY? Wl make short time loans. Trans actions strictly confidential. Opes until 8 p. 111. Room 317 Libert) Bldg. Phone 676-R. H. H. Ban. nlstcr, H, C. Chrlstner. 6 MONEY on Improved Medtord froporty. Brown & White Agency no. 201tf Monuments THE OREGON GRANITE CO.-f Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Gen eral Manngor; P. M. Kershaw, Sales Manager. 102 N. Front St., Medford Music. THORVAL H. FOLKENBBRO Teacher of violin; orchestra practice for students: also a de partment for adjusting and re pairing violins. If you desire Fvliubie violin outfit, call at the studio, room 4, College Bldg., II N. Grape St. Phone IGt-J. 1 MEDFORD SCHOOL OF MUSIC Spuria building, "Main and Biv erslile. Accredited teachers. Painting and PaperhanirlneT H. MARX, General Painting Con tractor, tinting, paperhanglng, carpentering, repairing. Phone 178-J. Res. 67 Summit. Piano Instruotloa FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teaohei of Piano and Harmony. Height Muslo Studio, 218 Liberty Bldg. Phone 72. litf Printers anil Pnnltahera MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Baa the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Bookbtnd Ing, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, eto. Portland prloaav IT N. Fir St. Radio ttefttlrtac RADIO REPAIRING The Metis Box, 402 East Main St, Phone 488, has an expert radio teen triclan from the factory. We make a specialty of expert repair work and guarantee It. Special Consideration to dealers. Violin Instruction JOHN R. KNIGHT -Violin, phono 232, for nppointment. - Teacher of Jacksonville, BADS TRANSFER ft BTORAOB CO. - Office lit N. Fir iM, Phone 816. Price right war. Tlce guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER STOP- Service guaranteed, ! S. t a St., Phone 84. or reeldeiKve 1- i, z r-fc Window Cloasn LET OEOROB DO IT 1 - cleaning, floor wailn. i tsrvloe. O.o. A, a,ir. a 1 6