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BRINGING UP FATHER By George McManu) BCBI.N'CSS DuttxrroHT MURRAT ABSTRACT CO. Ab tracu o( Title, Title Ioiuranr Itoonia 8 and 6. No. II North Cetllrnl Ave., upbt&lre. JACKSON CO. AU.STKAIT tO. AlMiraru of Title ml Title iDBor. uoe. Tbe onlf -J J tftn la ; Mm Count j. Chiropractic rlistclne DR. K. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist. Office hours 9 to 12; 2 to i. IOS-S04 I.ll.trty m)K. Office phone lit; Kes. phone 780-H. Failure to Secure Raise in Pay Turned Former Presi dent to Other Endeavor HARDING LOST SKATING IK TROMBONE 1 lOH-IKMOWVOOARe. jSi'ffOU OOM T Wki iNT ( is M L.TTLt I U!! TolJ RtuHT . 1 " ,"7."-v " H . J( Jr. 7; j 1 -T, Old Boss Remembered at . Close of War. YORK, Dec. 15. H. lift vis MIh In u story In lhf Hun kutiiiK rink proprietor who a tronilmno plnyer 7 mi uirnril tho u.MiirinK musician into othrr putlis of rntleuvnr,' paths t Hint U mI in linio to the presidency! r th TniUMl Sialic. ! When th roller skating c raze ; HWcpi over llu' country in the i wirly 'Hit's rtf iho last century, a I young Italian nauuMl vid Wmni i oit-niMl a rink in .Marion, Ohio, and installed an orrhcHtra ui fight, pieces. The len-t of all tho playors in that little hand wax one who Mew upon the slide trombone ami in due time blew his courage up to tho point of demanding an in crease of salary. was getting ftU cents a night and felt quite sure that he was worth 7 fie. "Why should 1 p:y him ef-nts for his hind of slip music?" l'ete Venull asked his orchestra leader. "It isn't worth iiu. Kire him. Do It now." And so the artist of the collaps ing horn was fired and the roller skating craze passed in due time ' to the limbo (if a million other j l fads, l'ete Venuti turned to other; laks. Joined the gold rush and married it girl in tho Klondyke and as the years passed, raised a lamlly of throe sons, I When America entered the world: war the youngest of those sons ' joined up. and when the war was j over, Private, Venuti was listed : as missing and unaccounted for,: somewhere, in the mire of battles I fiercely fought lay the hones of j the joungest son of l'ete Venuti. t llnnllng JtcitieinlM'rs. From their fellow townsman, j Warren (laniaiiel Harding, presl-; dent of the I'nited States, l'ete t Venuti and his two remaining, sons receive invitations to at tend the solemn ceremonies inci-j dent to Interment of the unknown . soldier at Washington as guests of the "White House. j The day after tho ceremonies the president and tho former: skating rink proprietor sat smok-1 ing In the White House and talk-; ing of days gone by. The execu-j the recalled the discharge of the young trombone player front Ve-1 nut i's rink. j 'l'ete," said the president, "why j d'dn't yoil see that 2fi cent raise?" j "Herause," Venuti answered I fc nfter a thoughtful pull" at his! cigar. 'T didn't think you wert w.irtlt the raise then, Warren, audi 1 still don't think so.' Hefore the two old friends part oil for the nilit Venuti asked Just why It was that President llardlni; had invited him and his sons to the burial of the unknown Koldier. Well. Pete," said tho (''resident, with a hand on tho other's shoul der, "I knew that you had lost 11 boy out there and it might lie who knows that the hero In Arlington good night. Pete." That conversation, Mr. Davis concludes, took place seven years ago. President Ilnl'dlng now sleeps, in Marion, Pete Venuti in Dayton, and the unknown soldier In his tomb at thu nation's capi tal. CROP VALUED AT $8,456,052,000 WASHINGTON, Dec 15. (Pi This year's harvest of important farm crops, ineludlng' fi:uil. and commercial truck erops was valued today by tho department of aeri cullure at JtK.46rt.n52. 000 compared with $S,52'J,5fi3,OO0 last year. The ' values were hased on Uec. X or seasonal prices paid to farmers. Corn production was placed 2.K3!.9r9,00 bushels valued S2, 13, 991.000. The comb winter and sprlnK wheat crop was 231. "15. "00 bushels valued at! X210. SflT.ooo. The cotton crop,1 combining the value of lint ami seed, was valued at $1.R2,&12.i)iMi. Jlay, including tame and wild, to talled $1,:'43.359.000. LONDON', Eng., Dec. 15. (J1) - A radio .nieasnKe received by Lloyd's today said that all hands bad been removed from tbe liner Celtic which Is on the rocks at the en trance to Cork harbor. The skele ton rrew which has been left aboard was taken of I durlnx the night be cause of roiiKh weather. A radin message from a special officer aboard the salvage steamer Restorer said that there, was an In crease III a Rale which had been blowing from the southeast and that this and the heavy sea made It impossible for any craft to re main alongside. The salvage work prti were therefore compelled to discontinue work aboard the Celtic ond all agreed that It was most pru dent to remove nil hands. i o ma. bTTi f..,. w... i. ci..t B...i ,i.K.. rrri. Yr1.' I XS- J jiifetL, I tli (Z 12 IS' ! ! " " THF NFRRC! I nnAnmA Rl R ?ni HF ' V 'WWlt-S UJMIUt. V r iruF! urrT m.tr 9. ... OCOIZ ... S DOKJ'T W LlSTEkl VDUBE V,S A f.'l' ' ' " A 5hlW I LETTER CC VOU. V IT, MlCE: JUOM . . . . . .. , 6TTIM' REACW "TO 7 V TO A 'T looms UT.eTWil M dikjme .t VlviA LOWESOf-TG AwdTMRCOfeU MATRii-.CWiAlB 1 I i 1 ! ! I (Copyright, lM, by ThV B.ll SmJic.l.. Inc ) Tt.J. R.g. V. SJ.I OIBc. O. AX . t aW5i- .. All III III 1111 II 11 hnci r.?!lf. hn ...... I , v.ll., I,... lUrrll llr UUIInn I'm cmniml-Pil with welt aKi: n,.Vf,l to Imvo .ailmMl his dcMlh. "'" - Jiiiinra mrnwnra, III I II III III Hill .Mostly st,...(ly; milk bettor tra.lc . '".'j"''' fnw. nil lit US SEEN IN STATE , Hal HOSS tO EmPlOV ' OnlV r J J Women Without Other VVUIIICIl VVIUIUUL UUIGI Urt . nt o'.m(,nri n: Means of Support Dis - BY SECRETARY ireSS IViay HeSUH rr0mfe-lcrJl.oHy .$S. Work Lack.- SAI.KM, Ore., Dec. 15. Iff) lie- j cause of a .'teneral comluton of un-1 emI)lovmpMt ,n 0toko11 tlmt , some instances amounts to actual distress. Secretary of State Hal K. Hosb said today that henceforth his policy In the employment of women in the slate department preference will be given to unmur ried women who are without other means of support. Thia wilt he the rule, he said, ut leant until th" present condition of unemployment is eliminated. Hokk is not making the policy ironclad. It Ik necessary, hu said, to make, it flexihle enotmh to al low him to consider the ability of applicants for employment, since much of the work In tho depart ment is of skilled character. Mar ried women ut present employed will not be disturbed. Hoss waa led to make his state ment today by several recent per sonal a ppl teat ions hy women who were in dire need of immediate employment." "One young womon," hesuid, "al most became hysterical when I told her I had no position open. 1 actu ally believe she had not eaten a meal for some time. This is only one of several similar cases." (. H. t?ram, state labor commis sioner, said today that unemploy ment is serious in the slate. ! do not think," said dram, "thut there is more unemployment than a year aun, but Indications are that there Is going to he more suffering as a result of it." ABUTTER, POULTRY PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 15. (P Ilutter and poultry steady. Kggs dropped aguin on certain classes. Medium extras went down one cent to 34 cents and medium firsts to 3.1. No change in standards. Christmas ;ru::s are plentiful on the local market with varying price levels. N'avf.. oratmes look due for a rise shortly, but today's quota Hons are sternly at SI. 50 to $5.50 a box. Lemons and grapefruit arc alpri steady. L.ideuces of a banana shortage arc apparent with Monday's price anlcipated at one-half a cent higher per pound. This will he from 7'.j In cents. The vegetable market remains steady. Lettuce is quoted a little h!;her at J3.50 a crate. Special Imperial Valley lettuce is due Mon day at S a crate. 4 POUTLANO. tire.. Trc. 15. fP) Tulul rccelpu for week, approxl- ' THE MARKETS ! i - i (nialely. cattle 225"; calv. hogrt Ii7JM); sheep) 1 tj n 0 . Cat llu coinimred with week ago: .Mostly steady; "hulk hotter grade steers, $11 to $12; onj load each $ 12.50 and $ 12.75; others 10.75 ,and down; off quality down to j li; top heifers in load $!L"3 ; ton cows $s.7;'; hulk derahle sh-' jstoek h.2;". to $0.50; others J7.50 down; low cutters down to $4.50 (and lielow; hulls niosfly $ 7.25 to 17.75; hesl Mti ht vea lets. $ 1 3 : ; calves $10 down :down to $7. j J f ogs com glared- with a woek ko: Killing eli i uses 2 5 to Si) l , llts hllu i : f'tMlers su-ady; hulk light butchers, $H.:!5 to $!t.40; a U w loiuls M,,m,il-v- ": nv"1- wtlKhl !iml underweight, 925 down; extreme heavies $s to JS.50; ,,mckiK s,Ws. $7.25 to $.7.75: lull., lit..,. ltfu limullv 9fi' sneep and itirniM iiuotahly sieauy with a week auo. strictly fresh handy vi'Ik1u lambs quoted up 10 $12 and l.etlei- eliolie veiirllnuB up to 10; ewes up to $ti.50. Produce PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 15. (p) "Wholesale prices: Ilill,,i. S2ti.!irlv ultiM,fi.,lo .tile Kggs Medium extras and firsts I 1 cent lower. Medium extras, 31c; firsts, 32c. .Milk, poultry, onions, iwtntoes, wool, nuts, hay, cascata bark and hops-VHteudy, Sim Francisco Huticriul. RAN 1'MJANCISfO, Dec. in. (P) Hiitterrnl .f. o. b., Sun Fran cisco, 5 Sc. Wall Street Report i NKW YORK, . Dec. 15. m Violent fluctuations in tho high priced specialties again featured , , . i , the mixed priee movement In In- day's stock market. The. general list showed alternate nerlods of weukness nnd strength, reflecting in some measure the usual week end readjustment of speculative accounts and the struggle of op posing speculative forces for con trol .of the price movement. Trad ing wan only moderate In volume, indicating an absence of any wide spread public participation. Tho close was irregular. Rales totaled 1,288,400. .Monoxide Fatal. PORTLAND. Ore, Dec. 1 5. Pt Jesse C ltooth, .Hi, was found dead in the front seat of his automobile In the ea nitre nt his home o;irly today. Last night he told his wife I that he was going to work on the j cur. This morning when Mrs. ltooth awakened she started search j CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Rit par word (or first Inurtlon, 2e ! each succeeding Intertlon, le; minimum j 25o. Index your adt with For Sate, For Rent, etc, nd count theit words, at well at eaoh Initial, telephone number, etc is word. I Claitlfied sda eath In advenes and not taken over phone, unleit advertiter hae monthly account. No allowance for pbone errore. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED By experienced hook keeper or machine bookkeeping ami general office man, position. Box 8, Mail Tribune. 27 5 WANTED Housework, day or hour. Phone 1340-X. 272 WANTKD Wimhlng and Ironing. 1'hona 6m-J-i. 271 WANTKD Can, wash. Wo call I for nnd delfvtc (live ua u trial. Jarkson and Itlvcrolile. Phone 4 63. suite VA NTKD O e n o r a 1 repairing, locknmlthlnK. phonograph r" palrinv. Jlicyrlo, trlcyr-loa nnd wnconH for rhllilmn Bold vory rnnnablp on tltno. Call nnd deliver. Medford tycle & Kopnlr Hhop, Accesor to Liberty Ilft pnlr Shop, lit N. Kir Ht. Phono 261. Chat. Klshcr, Prop. 243tf WA.VTED General liouiiepalntlnK. Interior derornlinir. paperhang lrK. II. Cofihill, 401 Ho, New town, l'hone 121-J. 271 i'S 335; for Iht llllsli:uiil, anil foiiiKl llim in l'OU nHXT nolsSES . ': FOn SAIiB t.JVKKTOm FOR SAI.K UKATi KSTATK The community as well as the invalid are safeguarded by the pen nies from Christmas Seals. II KM WANTED F KM ALE 'A.'Tl-;i) l':.lH'i-:oncO(l womai: inaililiw liookki'fpcr mill offlio 'lel-K in-sir''K liosiiion. riiy i.o. II1XI WANTEIl MAM? WA.N'TKI) Hunch hand; must he alile to milk cows. T. K. Nichols. KiiKli Pojnt. VA NTKIV lnsCRIjl.AN EOPS DitKSS.MAKINCi Phono Kes. 711 W. .lackson St. 12711. 2C Iw-ANTKU Hoarders ,.n.l roomers. . 331, So t;cntral Ave. Phono 1211. j if. WA.N'TKI)- In Inly cheap coupe. Address llox 61,- Jacksonville 1MIX WANTHD To buy 100 Kood ewes. Brown & AWilte. yfiltf WANTIOD Wood. Will trade good used ear for wood. Armstrong's Canine. Tel. -is. niirttf. FOll KENT nrARTMICNTS KOIt I110NT 2-ronm apartllirnt. Kariige; clean, quiet; adults. 21.1 Haven HI. 2117 FOIt ItKN'T Duplex iipnrtinent: electric range nod water lienler; partly furnished. luiiiire ii 0 V N. Ulversiile. 2l!4lf FOR HM XT r,-room furnished apartment with narae; fully ntoiiein; hot anil cold water and light supplied. .Sunrise Super Service Station, corner 1-th and Riverside. 2fi3tf ( Hiairs. " H17-V. Und St. l!7a 7"" KOIt KENT Kurnished apart- n(,nl 345 Norlh ltnrtHl T,.L 7r;i-., flSlf Oll UKNT r-urnished clean apartment, downstairs. 118 Oen esee. HCS FOR UEXT Kurnlied npl. with enrage. Impilro nt 345 W. 2nd Ht. 2fitr FOR RENT Cozy new apt. Du rell Court; new overstuffed. S2 N. Holly. Iiupiiio at Apt. f after 6 o'clock. 2rStf KOR RENT Duplex apt. nt 323 N. Grape. Phone 349-J. 242tf FOR ItENT Furn. 2-rm. apts.: private bath, electric range, hot and cold water. Phono 12. 21tf Folt RENT Fum. 2 and 3-rm. apts.; garage. 604 W. loth. lfifitf FOR -RENT Furnished apnrt ments. Phonft ' 4T.2-H. 21Df FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS KOR It EXT 334 Apple. llousekoeping room. 271 KOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Close in, pleasant heated room with excellent hoard If desired. Phone 722. 2!! FOR RENT Furnished room for gentleman; also garage. 326 So. Riverside Ave. tf FOR HUNT Kurnlahed room for gentleman. 325 Bo, Riverside Vf. tf WANTED To Buy for Cash All Your SECOND-HAND FURNITURE Scott Woolf FOR KK.T--Cottage, U-room mod ern nod furnished. fi2S1.y No. Hiverslde. $20, :ii7 Ft Hi I! KNT - 4 -room house In con ill ry. Phone It- 1 H-.M. 2ili 1.-01; mo.N'T 4-room house. f. (I !l L'i7 y ;iv..rxUl... I'liono !77-" iKOlt KK.NT l-arlly fui-nislioil ! i moili'i'n 4 -room house. i'luuuii ; r.m-i l-C7' ; I'''H H1-:.'T 7-room stucco llollsc. I with liust'tlli'lit, at West ! .Main. Inquire 101)5 AVcst Main. 2liltf I FOll f'KNT Furnished or tlnfur nished houses, 2. 4 and 7 rooms, with parages. Inquire Aledfor.l 1 Hotel ClKiir Stlinil. tf FOU itrcNT ttomen. Furnished or unfurnished, litown & Vhlt. 47tf MISCKIiliANKOUS ''rCT, 7TTT I'KLNO your furniture for reflnlsh ing to 111 S. Holly. Wicker f u r- nlture a specialty. fi7 ANYWIIKKK FOIt III HI! Ten pass, bus; low rates. Tel. Ohus. I!. Howard. 1 129. 2r.7tf CASH PAID for Mrs. hides nnd pelts. Johnson's Market, 323 N. (iraile St, Phone 117. 24.1tf LOST LOST ling of laundry. Tel. .11 -It. 21! It KSTnAYKI) STRAVK1) Small hny pony; weighn about DOO poumls, with scar on face. Liberal reward for return. Kinder please notify Mall Tribune office or Phone Kfifi-X tf BUSIXKHH OrPOHTlTNITTICS FOR SALE (iroeery, ftlKUO; on one of Med ford's busiest Htreels: rent $ 3 fi . Will sell property also. Hox J-1, Mail Tribune. 271 FOit icxciia.v;k TO TRADE '20 Stnr touring for sedan In good condition; pay cash difference. 2V1 S. Ivy. 2tilt TO TRADE -1323 Dodge touring car in first class shape, for good milk cows, fresh or coming fresh. J. H. Williams, at Seegmlllor & Williams ranch, nour Antioeh sohpol, or addresa Central Point, Rt. 2, tf FOll SALE POUIritY TI'IIKKVo Duly arm a pound. Katli-ned on cornmral inaHh and buttermilk. Delivered any time. Tel. M!!i.,M. I'OH KAMI IIOMF.H KOU HAI.H K-iooin house, full baHement, lafKe porch, partly Hereenwl: lai'K" lot, IcilxIKll; nat ural nhade. Will huII reumnmlilo to eloHft an eHtale. AIko amall houxn anil lot In reur and .1 loin faeliiK on l.lneoln Ht.. ri.lxin. 1307 Went Main Ht. Tall 364-11. evening, 21III FOR 8A Exrellent home on weat aide, on Millionaire drlvo: 24 acrea. 8-room house, largo pine treea, benutlful view; G", aerea under water, 0 ocrea fruit, moat all klndn: 3 acres nut trees, aero grapes; balance In winter bluegrnsa. Would consider Med ford proporly aa part payment. Fred C. Sander, Phono SU8-H-2. 2fiUtf FOR BALK House, large lot, on North Orange. Price Is right. Bee this properly beforo you buy. l'hone 832-W, or Inquire 32 North Orange. Ilfltf - - FOR CHRIHTMAS A new mod ern houso for sain Ilka rnt. What would ho nicer for tho family? llrown White 24Mf FURS FURS TRAPPER8, NOTICE We are In a position to handle all your skins. See ua before you sell. Medford Bargain House 27 N. Oram St. . Fbon 106 FOU SALK 7 head g'xxl Jersey cows, good span of 7 -year-old mules, wagon, harness, mower, rake, spring tooth. H.dke tooth, plow. Impure at postof lice, lOagle Point. l. P. Shaffer. LMiS KOIt SAI.K Dnliv rims, fall nt HIS W. Main St.. Miilforil. iir Srlnilor riincli, l-;aKlo I'olnt. 2r.tf KOIt SAI.K r. rial dally cows. C. li. Nalwick. , 271 t'Oll SAI.I-: KroBh west of Talent ercelt. U. f. Hale on Anderson L'tJK KOIt .SAl.K 3 and 4 months old plus, cheap. U. P. Hughes, mile west Sams Valley postofffre. 2S7 KOI KAI.K heud of younn ewc.i at John lltngham's, west of Appleate. 2iStf FOll SA1,1 1)1X;S Al PKTS KOIl SA LK" Thorough hred Ihig lish bull liunnles. W. M. 1'lnit Cent nil' Point. Impilre lleriuau son's Feed Slure. ''US ' FOIt SAI.K ReKlHteri'd pollee puppies, ?in and up. l'hone l'i- XXX-I, Central Point ford Police Station. Med- 20 fit f FOR SALK Itargains In pedi greed police pu:m from high elass ntoek; one mile west of Phoenix on (ii Ihotiu road, or P. O. Pox U'A, Phoenix. 1M17 KOR SALE Kox terrier puppies. I tuy that boy of you is a rea I Christmas present. Phone 11 111. H2 East Main. 2fi:itf FOIt SAIilV RKAL ICSTAT13 nit SALE fi-nere building silos; fine fruit and grape laud, ad joining Jacksonville. $r.o to $1"0 per acre. 402 Medford Dldu. Tel. 42. 2 fill ACRES Close to tho biw mill: good frame house of U rooms; young fruit I won and berries; garaMn and woodshed; good well, water tank, hot water tank and laundry trays; chick oil house. You can buy this for $1,300. Pay half 'down and tho balance on eay terms. D. E. Millard Co., 41!i East Main. Phone 22. 2fif WHEN YOU think of real estate, ace Brown & While. tf FOR SALE A bargain; 35 acres, close In. Inquire J. U. Andrews, 81 N. Ornpo Ht., Medford, Ore. 288tf CltKHdONT CITY t:OIt.'Kll LOT, H-1:!0 on Hoosevell highway. Hutlablo for service station or j'Hrimcnt Ihuimc. On puved slre.t; best location In town, one block from high school, flood reason for selling. Writ,. Owner, I, o. Hox 3.14. Crescent cltv 1'Kl KOIt LEASH OI! HALM li-ncre ranch; nlfalra, fruit and garden; -rin. hhitsc, new chicken house, l'hone KMI7-Y. 2(17 FOR HA LI'!- Lot 73x24(1; modern house 2flx2H; living room, bed- . room, kitchen, breakfast nook, liuilt-ins, large hack ncrin porch, garage. Price Slnr: tooo cash, bal. $5 month. Kim K. 8th Ht. 267 FOR KALIS Haerlflce, 80 acres, Applegate district, '4 mllo from main road and good school; plenty water for stock; over 300a tiers of wood; good farm land when cleared; gooil fruit land. Prico 11600; 200 cash, balance terms, Hee Chas. Wonall, own er, L'O- West .lackson. 2H7 WANTED We Buy for Cash All Used Furniture and Stoves Call 505 V, W. A. KINNir Furniture Hoie 315 East Main ill Ft Hi HALi: Destrahlo lot liueen Anno. Tel. 707-W. L52tf F( It SAL & M I SC KM. A N I0 1'S Ktut SAI.K 1 pull conipulintf Kt'iilos, 1 caiili roKistor, 1 type Wl'iter ami ile.sk. llulibunl Urof. 271 l-'oit SAI.K Apples: .lonathan. Spit.. $1.i; Hoc without box. I lollvcr anywhere In city, l'hone 4D7-I,. Ll iKOli SAI.K At a saerlflce- , A. .. v. . . : j - Hates, Central Point. 2'n KOIl SAI.K I'luff rug outfit and wcavliiK machinery, l'hone I32-.1. DRY WOOD, under cover. Dry fir $S per tior; hardwood, 4 per tier. Longwill Wood Co.. 441 Nn. Kir KL. Phone 1141-.I. L'71 KOR HAI.IC 2 sprlngtnolh har- rows; second hand; :i tractor plttws. lluhlard llros. 1171 FOli ' HAI.M Put hex motion pic t lire out fit, complete, $ 3;'i. 11 " X. Peach. L'liti t FOIt HAI.K liaby calf, cream sep- nrator. Sully, and Jonathan nn- jdes. Phone R-I3-X. (17 KOR SAI.H 2-lnch gnlyaniod pipe. Plxmo 1070, after (J o'clock eveiillik'S. L'(17 KOR SALE Victrola with two dofii records, $LT; slugli bed, dresser and chiffonier, ehalr, rug, $7fi. Phone filt)-.-2. 2H7 Foil HALI'! Lady's cout, violin, punching bag, football, wedding ling, set ring. Imiulre at Camp' Wltlius, North Riverside. 267 FOIt HALM OR TltAIJH One chtld'H bedstead nnd mattress, dining table, violin cheap, at the Morton place. It. R. Ave., Cen tral I'olnt. Ray llenlley. 266 KOIt HAI.IO Few llouso plants cheap. 321 Iteuson. 266' FOR HALI'! Henutlflll new silk dresses at wlntlesaie cost price. Kxtriiordlnnry value. Come ami see fliese dresses. I'liono 1164-L. 267 FOR HA LI! Hoy's ovorcoat, 12-yr. size, pood as new, very cheap. Call II64-L. 267 FOR HTLM Oliver typewriter, good condition, $Ti; Remington portable, almost nuw, S40, Call !II!4-L. 267 FOll BALI! Ilnnd-piilntod Cluist mas gifts, Including ' lutmlker chlefs, dressor and vanity sets, card table covers,, georgette scurfs, organdie boudoir and davenport pillows, lavender bags nnd numerous other gifts. Or ders taken for articles to be made. Reasonably priced. Tel. 3U0-L or call ut 825 Houth Holly HI, 2li7tf FOR HALI! Or trade for farm machinery, rndlo or what have you, one Ford runabout with de livery box. Tel. 623-J-2. i!B2tf FOR HA LB Hpirzenburg npples, fiOo, 7 5c, $1 box. Woodlawn Or chard, 1 mile east of Central Point. 282 FOR HA LB Xnta sewing ma chines; all makes, $6 up; terms if desired. All makes rented nnd repaired. White Sewing Machine Co., 24 No. Bartlett. llt FOR BALK For sand nnd gravel, sediment nnd genoral teaming, Phone 013-J. Sam'l Batoman. tf FOR BALK Annies. Rnltjenbenrs. and N'ewtowns. ' Orowers Hjl changc. Fir nnd 8th His. 22otf BCSINKM DIHKC7TORT Ripert Accountant I WILHON AUDITING CO. B. M ! Wilson. C. P. A. Attention gives to anything In accounting and 1 Income Tax Requirements. I.ook i Into our simplified acoountlns I method. Liberty Rldg., Medford I r.l'iin"-. i?i-r rKAZIEK ACCOUNTMO BERV I ICI'! Operating the most eom. plote and modern bonkkeeplnt service In Ho. Ore. Audits, In stallations. Income tat. W. A Frasler, Pifbllo Accountant. Tel I0. riilr'ejirurtic mul Iiimmirc. IjU. fllAS. II. S1MKINS r.lcctro cttlropra.-tlc with Uusnliin m,i snK'1. tiv.r Woolworth Htore. Ciintriictore R. I. HTUAKT & SONS Qenentl ContractorH, Includlni baae. ments, ditches, all klnde oi s cement and concrete work. R. 1 crtunrt, 217 Apple, tlhone 941; Gilbert Ktuart, 17 Rose Court phono 9C6-M. Mllea Stuart, 401 S. Newtown, phone 860 Financial WB LKND MONET to worth? people to pay their honeat debt Pacific Coast Credit Association. 423 Medford Bldg.. Medford, Or tfj I-Vclght TrfinNportaUoa HIKRCK TRUCK1NO CO., Med ford to Portland and San Fran cinco. Furniture movinic a soc ially, l'hone rr. or 437-R-2. LONO D I STAN CIS HAULING Medford - Klamath truck line Dally service. Bonded carrier Special rate on load lota, Aut Freight terminal, 56 S. Fir, Tl 1033. GALL. Portland-Medford Truoi Line for through or Intermediate point service. Slxteen-hciir ser vice to and from Portland. Phot )6D, Medford. Auto freight tei minal at 80 S. Fir, Medford. Interior Decorator IXTKRIOR DRCO:iATIXO, paint ing, pnperlianglng and floor wnx Ing. Fred Oardner. Phone 731 W-L Res. Perrydalo, Jackson ville HiKhwny, Insuranoo EARL S. TUMY All forma of In bu ranee. Fire, Auto, Life, Aock dent. Bonds. Phone 401. 101 Liberty Bldg. Loan on Homes LOANS on homes now built t$ under construction. Eight pea cent and no stock to carry. Rea service. Monthly payment, -i Hanistor Agency, fcno,, 106 ft Main. Tel. 1230. Money to Ijoau MONKY TO LEND To wortfaf people to pay their honeat debta Bocuritlea of all kinds accepted Jennings Loan Office, 5 S. Froii MONEY TO LKND $50 to $Sb to loan on furniture or good ae curlty of moat any kind. Con tracts discounted. Thomaa Realtf Co., Room 12. Palm Block, CO Main and Front, upstairs. rong lime Heal Estate . ' Mortgage Loans Phono 1311 Commercial Finance Corp Medford, Oregon DO VOU NKED MONEY? W make short tlmo loans. Trans, ucllons strictly confidential. Opea until 8 p. m. Room 317 Llhertj Hldg. Phono 676-R. H. H. Ban. ulster, IT, C. Chrlstner. 6 MONEY on Improved Modford property. Brown & White Ageney Inc,; iOltf Monument THB ORKOON ORANITB CO. . Monuments. B. A. Hicks, Oen' ernl Manager; P. M. Kershaw Bales Manager. 101 N. Front Ht., Medford Muslo. THORVAL, H. FOLKENBKRO Teacher of violin; orchestra practice for students; also a de partment for adjusting and re pairing violins. It you desire a rellnhle violin outfit, call at the studio, room 4, College Bldg., II N. Orape St. Phone 259-J. MBDFORD SCHOOL OF MUSIC flparta building, Main nnd RIt. ersble. Accredited teachers. Painting and Paperhanglng H. MARX, General Painting Con tractor, tinting, paperhanglng, onrpenterlng, repairing. Phone 178-J. Res. 67 Bummlt. Piano Instruction FRBD ALTON HAIOHT Teaohei of Piano and Harmony. Halghl Muslo Btudlo, 111 Liberty Bids. Phone 72. lttf Printers and Publlsbere ' MBDFORD PRINTING CO. Has the best equipped printing offlos In Southern Oregon. Bookblnd Ing, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, eto, Portland prices. II N. Fir St. Radio Repairing RADIO REPAIRING The Muslt Box, 403 East Main Bt Phont 483, has an expert radio teeh trlclan from the factory. Ws make a specialty of expert repair work and guarantee It. Special consideration to dealers. Violin Instruction JOHN R. KNIOHT -Teacher ol Violin. Phono 233, Jacksonville, for appointment. Transfer BADS TRANSFER BTORAOn CO. Office 1H N. nt Bt Phone 315. Price right. Ser vice guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER A STORAOB Service guaranteed) t B. drape St.. Phone 84, or residence tH Window Vleantng - - LET OBOHOB DO IT Ho cleaning, floor waxing, laalto service. Geo. A. ealy, Fkaaal Ml-J or lit 6
