Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 23, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextJUST KIDS By Ad Cartel o ' 0 Id PRICED FIB Humors ihni Auburn was to (nti i In low-pi iri'd amoriiohllo liolii with w ii;iliii .'ai' !mo Ii4'mi ,i ir!h'!y ( oiilrm ; b th" ;ui nounofuwnt of K. L. idni. nsi uent. that hU eoiniwny wi-ro ilm--inK an Auburn c-lost-tt six purt .-Pdiin on ilic uuii'kri to soil umtt-r a thousnml iSlLu-s. Alvo that a now KoriPM utrniKht einhi Ai.i.t:rn ha bp'n biuimlit out with a sport soikm. Mr. t'onl says: 'Tho .six. whit h is unusually tiK anl momy. h:is ;t 1 311-im h hc t'licirt and rtiutulris :tn array of features, fuuml only in i-ars .-ollltifi mm-li hiKhor. The straight oiuht u ith ;i 1 LT.-inrh vvhtM'b;ii-o and a scon oi' occlusive iVuturt-s, ia out td the finf:U pro lUictiuri tars in lis prioo fioU ntn iil lucludo iniptovonicuts i':ir ahpad ul' tho Industry." Tliis Is tfif first timo in lift his tory that Auburn has built a car under a thou.mnd ibdtars and cn irant'e of this proj?ro.ssive com pany into it, low pi U cit field, aloriK with lis lino of great straight olKhts, will unriufHtlonuhly hnvf n lur rcftohiiiff effect on tht industry as a wholf. it is helic-vtd. The new nix mpiIos, which will be phu-d in the most onmpi-iltive field (if all nrlco iniiuis wilt l.i.l fur popularity, according to the . Auburn official, on lis size, roomi ness, comfort and Its value, per formance und Ktitmln.i. "We are. awuro," said Cord, "that In entering the a um mobile flit hi below n thousand dollars we will meet with the most strenuous competition In any price rane of curs. Seventy-five, per cent of all tho cars produced fu this country are in this class. We believe, that success In any endeavor lies in lv fnt? the public it better product.at less commensurate cost, t'onse iiuontly, in building this car we have kept one idea in mind that (iiir car must lead in its price field In performance, s t h m h:a and value. ' 1111.11. i .i nit. C-RO, in in no way a Rocket edition ' i.f mil nl ffiiti-ht old hi ltr... M'l.iln it has many f f..:ltur..H llmt Mf ,A" plan", " Ho,. nK Air Trans nrc l.uitnn.lln i, m,r llKhor i ,' '""''" x'" n- .rl.d ,a,H. Htill II l In ,. nso '",'1,'mm;,t",'i!' ' T wnl "f ,l" a condensed automobile. "The ii-SO is a bi car built for ' .ii I.' i i . ' ..r t ; Kino develops close to t;5 horse- power and the rest of the car Is built in proportion." The Auburn car Is sold by the KoutlK-rn OroKon Sales .Si Service . , - , . , , Co.. of Ashland. j Invito Army WAHHINGTOX, Dec. 22.) An invitation by the Irish Free State for an American army team to participate in ihe international military jumping competitions, to be held in conjunction with the next l)ublln Horse Show August i; to D, has been accepted by Secre tary Dnvis. i .... . v-.n.v .. .... , t ! f'ollViclM in federal prisons Who . , . ... . 1 ,. . . ' .. . . ... , . , iii wunra iinni 11. em paiuoiiH are Koine 10 be "i"- appointed this year, fur the de partmenl of Justice announced to (lay that the practice of reeom-1 luendiUK rhrlstmus pardons tiad 1 boon abolished. ; ARTHUR 1.U1SHANE said: "Heal e.stnto is Ihe best in vestment. Buy real estate; keep It, it will keep yon." It roil coul-'l see ten years in the future you would buy all of I' ITT V1KW ACRES, WARNOCK & SHELLEY 44 N. Riverside Phone 1262 Road Oil Geaning Car Washing Bardie Syitun We use special chemicals for road oil. Will not in jure finest finish. No steam used. Best equip ment in city. Expert Polishing and Bfl finishing. Vacuum Clean ing. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, Inc. 101 1. Wvenidt Phontll ' Home's Not Merely Four Square Walls" Remember Insurance when you arc addltur to your wealth of household possessions. Prized rugs, rurniturp """a i . .. . -km. i.i ha renre- " cqiiiiiei.i n.i-""-. "- --i--- sented in your Insurance on your home. Take an Invt-ntory nt least once a year If you would be sure that your protection Is sufficient. We can help you. nrnwn A White AjjwicT. I"0 J. CXJolHn. MKT. Eolla& UoiH Bids. Phono ISO. o o 1 1 i37 S- K. r W.. 1. , fity of Central Pplnt to K. K MOW YORK UV OrKanixatlcn i Heoti deed to lots n, 12 ami 13. : or the I'nlted Aircraft and Trnns-; blk. Ti original town-He. Central port corporation, a l 5UMM,mo t INdiu. ;. hol,li"K o"l".iy owning lock of FUhhidiury airplane, engine and air ti'au.poriation companies, is an nounced, ll I'fpresents u Consoli dation of Trait Whitney Aircraft Cmpoi ation of I bit tford. Conn., manufacturei-.s of airplane motors; Chance Youtfht Corporation of Lontf Island City. N. Y., inanufae turer of planes, and lloeinp Air plane and Transport corporation of Seattle, Wash., manufacturer of planes and operator of airmail, express and pass'iiner routes. William l:. IbiehiK, president of Hoi-hit,- Airplane find Transport, will be chairman of the board. The new corporal tun, organized under the nusptces of the iNnilonal City company of New York and the Pacific National bank of Seat- ,. ...hi n ,.r 1 1. 11,... tt tnd Whitney Aircraft Corp.. Hoe-1 Authorlzeri eaidtatiat'on of ihe corpojation will consist of I.mimi,- 00(1 shares of ti per cent preferred lp t i , r,,,, u J ' ' . "" ' l ' ' outstatifllnK capitalization consist- 1 , . .'7' ' . , r, prei erreu siocit ami i .ixm.uuu . , shares of common. RtportM Dy Jnuon Ooanly Abltnwt C. tflxth Str.t tnd CMitru AvmimJ - lioni ;stato Trunsfors. i' "V. II: Hrlnson to .lulin A; 'Stlli- 'o wiinson lo .iuiiil j: ruin- ,, .. i. ... , . u ' , ", , ,'. ,e . ' ' Rosh Add. to Medford, il. son, y. ..'. 1). to lot 1. blk. 8 Haze! A. I'rinir.e, et ux. 10 Mat y ,,... ... ..... a, of the SK anil the K'i of 8V. sec. 21, twp. 3 r. S.. R. 2 K., 51. J. c. Raines, et al, to .1. A. i Anderson et ux, V. D. to land jln sec. 2. twp. 3S S.. It. 2 W., 10. j Klizabeth S. Andeison, et vir to .1. .1. Steiper. W. D. to land In sec. 2. twp. 38 H., '. 2 V., Jill. Earl C. Lecver, et tlx, to J. M. Vatk.ns, et ux, V. U. to lot 10, i l,lk. 3, Park Add. to Medford, If 10. i R. V. Williams, et ux, to Klla ,C Markland. V. D. to lot 30. hlk. ! 2. lllen Oak sub. of blk. 1, of ex tension of Siskiyou Heights Add. UO Medford, 10. H. O. Parkhnrst. et tlx to Anna Sotitherland. W. D. to the Nti of X!i of lot'l. blk. 1, Short's Add. 'Medford. J10. j Hattle .May Cameron to First Insurance AKency, W. D. to lot 17, iblk. -IX, Summit Add. to Ashland except the K. f ft. of said lot. l. Arthur R. Clement, et ux. to J. H. Newton et ux, W. li. to land In Imperial Add. to Medford, 100. Ray Steyenson, et ux, to' R. H. Toft, V. D. to lots S and 6. hlk. 75. City of Jacksonville, $10. (1. It DillltiKS et ux to J. 1). Me Rae et ux Warranty deed lo land In Hunsakcr's Add. to Ashland. Klsle Alexander et al to O. H. Hillings et ux Warranty deed to land in Htinsaker's Add. lo Ash land. Elsie Alexander et nl to Anna M. Thompson Warranty deed to land in Hunsuker's Add. lo Ash land. ' Nels Thompson et tlx to Elsie Alexander jot al Warranly deed to land in llunsakei's Add. to Ash land. - William L. Lewis, et ux, to Wil- Ham L. 1-ewis, guardian, deed to the spirit moves him. That Is nil. handicraft!; long defunct, such as SW of SW of sec. 1-1, twp. :tii 8 . ' Heretofore there has arisen al- embroidery, ceramics and Ihe fab It. 2 W.. $10. Imost never any question of dc- rlcatlon of fine brocades, all of Rose .Mansfield, et vlr, to A- W. coiiim, of Watching over the mo- which, redeveloped by the girls I'lpes. et al, V. 1). to the of tlves that might Inspire those whS whom she will train, can form an Nv and XK of see. 24, twp. M would speak, or of searching Inlo Important part of Turkey's ex S., R- 1 Kast. $10. (the right of any comer to enter ports. Kinnui Heeler to I. L. NorcrosH. and Join In the worship. j Stenography anil millinery will et ux. W. I), to land in Ashland. be the two revolutionary hranche!; ,10. I Question or Iiifoniuilily. of the new schools, for to date R. 11. Toft, et ux, to Joseph with tho president of the 1'nlled ' there h'ts never been u Turkish ; Taylor. W. D. to the S. 1-3 feet stales seated among this humble, monographer and there has never off and 01'oss the .. side of lot devout company, new and vexinB been a Turkish milliner. The Tin k !S and 3:i and 1-3 feet off and porslhilltles are presented. The Ish form of tho Arable alphabet across the S. side or lots 5. hlk. p resident Is naturally the focal "as a kind of shorthand In ItM-lf. !l, liungalow Add. to Medford, $10. point upon which warr:ng opln- hence no stenographers were m-erf-' Welter A. Turner, et ux. to I.. , ions are centered. lie must bo ed. but with the recent adoption of H- Bellman. W. 1). to lot S, hlk. : always surrounded with precai-- the Ijitin alphabet the need nf typ. jl. Holms Add. to .Medford, $10. limns to guard him. not rrom dan- slcnngtgj.hers has been ' Siskiyou Realty f'.i. to Rnchael KProus cranks alone, but nlso from created. !rnf"' Wm D' l" '"' ''"'' 2' ,"l"e,'l'c ""d honest advocates of In lb- few v.-nrs since bum have irre?ent sub. to Medford. $300. lone cause or another seeking his rMM"w ' - l. Wnolvertnn, el ux, lo rrni it Cook. o. . i. 'o hiv i... Ij' 1 Woolverton sul. Medford, $1,, Fred Jl. ."o .V ...... Call, et vlr. W. . to lots u a.... u hlk. 2 and lot ir., blk. i. in Woolverton's sub. to jgdford. todny tn he chief of the bureau $l"too. ' of Insular nffulrs with the rank .1. H. Newton et x. Arlhurlnf l.rlgnLer general. . ir Clement, et ux. x. W. I. to uinu in sec. :-r-. twp. 37 H-. It a $100. I Clinton E. Knopf, et ux. to An i)rtv J. Mr. W. D. to lot J. 'bit. 3, Nickel'1"1- to Medford, i!"0' .. Oold Ray lle.iuy i ro . IR. Knopf, W. I), to lot J blk. 3. Nicttell Add. to Mod ford. JlO"0. Ren Anderson to Kva Kvansi Anderson, deed to lota 11. 12, 1H. 14. and 1.1 and id Kalr tak Or-, churd tracts, $ I . , ('. M. .M Alien to J. V. Ihadleyl el nx. O. I. to land in twp. i Irwin F. Koenijf. et us. to Charles 11. McCorniick. W. I. U the sV f HK of sec. 14, twp. 34 S., rt. W-, l.ibb A WASHINGTON BYSTANDER Hy Kirk I., Klinpsini. WASIHNCTttX street, huddled modern structure? t nit on ' r amoiiK mon thai crow. I for 'room in this passhm residential section, 'if Washington in ! little red brick church. piaui It IS t h a n near scarcely mor pretentious .toin-iln n Meet UK Houst' Chalfont St. C.iles. not far from London when William 1'onn, thf round-!- ,ir the ivnnFyivan.u ony and thf (Juakor faith in Iho ni-v woi-M. Ilc Uuricil. l.lko its pi-oioiyno. ino asniiiK- ton Kathnrlmt iilaoo of llio lllxno Quitker Is a houso nf worship n- .l.oo.l t- otto.- sliotilii-itv. 1L hoauts no stooplo of slninod kiims. no oi'Run. pulpit, oholr loft. Loss than :100 persons ran Rather iRellier for worship w.thln Its Iwalls. It has but lis iiioilosl o-'iieoos, .-ase.1 a ...no .i. un Mm' V'l.ni'u 11' h L'l'.'.'.l (' SI. IOOS ' ,. . ' .. ,.i.. -hl.-t. and a .'entral table about wtihtl the worshippers mltber. v. 1. is h,.r .1,,., 11.0 !Ust o.'i.uhln.o ..f II.,, 1 nil... I Mlates land the first president of Quaker fa th probiihly fivquontly will at-. tend niter March 4 next. And therein lies matter of grave concern for the Friends of the congregation who carry forward In ihls huinble house of lod the simple services begun on this sHe more than 12.1 years ago. They know thai when the heavy-set figure of Herbert Hoover comes again amongst them to worship, as he has often come in the past. a tra'n of curious minded folks will follow him and overcrowd the peaceful little meeting house. HooverV Kavorlli f'huivh. There la another Quaker church in tho city, but of more orthodox fashion. Tho Hoovers hnve at umes attenaeu tnore; ma tno icun- nigs of Hie president-elect are more toward the utter simpllc.ty of the Illxlte yuakers and It has been more usual for him to at- tend the little "I" street meeting house or the other Mixile gainer- un1 ,.! ,h,.r livelihood, two Infr at Sandy Springs. In Maryland. ,., r hch they aro now al 20 miles or more awny. m..st tolally Ignorant. The very liberalism of this wing. Their Intelligence and energy, of the Quaker faith now arises as wi,ch some say surpasses that of a problem of utmost delicacy for Turkish men. will probably carry the Friends of the "I" street con- mom far once they get smiled, gregalion to deal with. There is within the next ten years Turkey's no set order of services to their pii-sint shaky economic situation worship; no definite presiding of- should he greatly stl engthened by f.cer lo guide the spiritual com- (he Influx into nudes und business munlon of their gatherings. An f (n(. nation's woman power elder sits nt the head of tho table tn,m, In the new vocallonal when they meet. Invariably u pe- - schools. rlod of 10 minutes or more of si-! Madame linrrart'H practical and lence nnd seir-search mediation fai-sighted program Includes not precedes any spoken word. Then nly all the usual coiiis-s of voca lic who will among the congro- Uoiuil schools, bin also Hie reba gatlon may arise and testify as hilltatlon of important old Turkish rnr. 1 , IQ Nominate Parker. WASHLVC.TO.V, lh-c. 22.(P) c,ne Francis L. I'nrker, was nom'nated by Rresblent Coolldge w HAN QI'KNTIN. Dee. 22. fTi Authorities nt Han (Juentln ptnl tentlary announced that 14 po roled prisoners would be froed before Christmas, ahead of tho time when their paroles ordi narily would he effective. Their 1 name were kept secret. TURKISH WOMEN LEARN FREEDOM HAS DRAWBACKS liy Prlscilla Ulntr, Associated Vress Correspondent AXOORA, Thrkey A) (bri Musiapha K c m a I. iron-ttunucu sbaper of the new Turkey's ties- tiny, ban turned to a woman for help. She is Madame Flore Roc cart, MelKian educational espen ' who has eoine hero post-hasie at the Turk'sh novernmeni's re ; ijuest t(. make emanclpatltin saff for tiie womanhood of Turkey. In the present stave of trans it on Turkish women aro at a rltical cross-roads half terrified by ihe skeleton of their impris- oned past which daiiKlos there and hulf befuddled by tho vista of tho strange free luture which stretches before them. It is this transition period which finds f,u percent of ihe women throuxhout the land Insane or neurasthenic, according lo the es- !tMilll Turkey's leading alien- ist. Dr. Mexhar ( tsniiin, and fills ,,H, press with almost daily in stances of suicides amoiiK Kir Is and young women. The wouken iinr of oarental and relluious uu- t,,rltv under the new regime, tllti ninHiitunity I'nr rnmantlc ltv iiffij-s lusleatt or t" uii-foilv ,.sne.HS in'uTiaKi's of tin- oi'l iinys. Hi.- .uilailini-nt of all tho ,.,luslon ami i-von ylilnal 1111 , hniuont whloh L urunlon ,,,-,,t,.,.ii,, froin tin. woob Ihut ......... r........... ........ ..it r.n.- ,,.s HoidiiiK to makn Turkish wu,m. i,,so th.lr halan. .-. Much has hoen written about iwir Klirantio prouress in the r,.(v y,.urn, but In reality alnonir the in pel in oi, fii - r 1.I..1. ...... .1... . . . ... . .1... (.0unted today only a handful who have definitely taken up pro- - ....... .. k,.ir. 1, . .. u l.....,'...'s aetresses and writers, v.,Kt majorlly of the up- ,. lasses bav . . .... loai'lie.i iioiiiu.K ,.w i.v(l.pt the Charleston over ,p() ,u.,. ,.(.llt ,,r Turkish women j Klm wear tu. veil, and prac-' ti.ally all or them are al their wis .nd lo know what to do wm, n,s new freedom, work Is the panacea for the wounds of transition decrees the ;azi, and to work the women f the land shall go under the Hkilled direction of the llellgan expert, Madame Rot-cart, I she Is opening her campaign tills year with the creation of the first vocational schools for K(rlM , Tlllkey. one here in the n,.w . apltal iind two at t'.m- stantlnopl Next year Smyrna. Adana and the other TrebiKund ,.,i,.t Anatolian cilles will have t,nch u rust girls' vocallonal Vouiu- women of Turkey are lo m.hool. an dibits gradually the ., .,,. to employ their time iff l WANTED To Buy for Cash All Your SECOND-HAND FURNITURE Scott Woolf 1 Sj C-CT WAM-u;HArT AAEA BY letoiiic permissible for women m Turkish Kb ha tutned inlllincr. but the Turki-h t'overnment's re- ot mini in' mi to; f an impoiitit I'.rlKian mlllimr. Madame Caslau. tn. i of tne itruseHes house which' bats the ipiecit tif HcImIuih. in cat-nilati-d to nive impetus to ihit-. iick leited trad'' (hrouuh the millinery courses which she is to five In the iH-w vocational school.".. out- of the hiiMi poiiils in Ma- im t'aslau's Job. nccordlilK t he K-niali-.ls' program, is to evolve a style of hat so becoming tn the Turkish type that Turkish u omcti will be weaned from the 'nioi vilized" wll to which ih.y dint; tbrouuh vanity and economy !in,l which, as a fad, worn u- iln-y now are in uirimniike m allies about In i hbed hair, are far more fetchiuK than any hat the civilized west has yei produced. lair Rale Ratified. F i : I '.o. t -a .. i ice. - -ir la!e for Ihe Orciion state fair for R'L".t. September INI lo I'M, inclusive, u;!s ralitied yesterday by the West - ern Fairs association. - - - Notice to Contracioi-s. Mi'illcu-.l. I iri'Kon. Inc. '.Ml, IIIL'S. Nolii ' of l:0U. .Niilii o is hi'i'oliy -iveii lh:il liiils ui'-1 now c.illcil loi iho l nsl m tin 1 imi oi a Nlroot Ili'Juhm f..--li iii on Sixlh Slrool iroiil Dull l:.lo Avoiiuo lo KhiTsiilc Avonio-. Tho i.lans anil .poolfii-iii ions t an ho soon at tho ofiioo of tho fity Koi-onloi- in tho Tly Hall at Ihoi oornoi- of Sixth nll I'roni Slioola. I Mi ilforil. Orouon. 1 1 Tho fit- Couio'll will rooolvo soul- I .vl proposals tlloiofor, aioi tin- pro- posi.ls u'ill 1 ponod in tho t'oun-'il ! lianiio'r or mo I nv nan on .inuu- Kaoh hid nnisl hi- in'ooinpanlod hv a oortititod ohook or hhl l-ond of not loss than flvo poi onl ( a ol tho atnotini ol ino nin. i n-' rn;oi i Is rosorvoil to r.-j.-ct any or all pro. po-ai: to aoo.-pt ho proposal suh- tnlll.'d by any hitl.lo.-, and to wiiivi toi'hnical ilof.-ols. a.s I ho Inlorost of th- (Tly may rooillro. I - , city coiwcmi.. I'.yO A i . ii.M n: 1 1 r i-;k. .Mayor A 'ti'st: 1 I, Al.KORI"). Kl'.-ordir .M, . 'CLASSIFIEU AOVERHSINQ RATES -,nrH t. to.i i....rt.,m. 2o: ,Jch IUCe.Mllnii lin.itloi., lc: minimum 9V. n.d .,,u, .,1. nlh For S.lc. r- ' n..u, ig.. mu -". -'- I eacn inmai, miouinin uumum, v., I a wurd. I CloItled ad, ch In advonn. .no not ' inK.i. g.o. wii-.no, mil... butwulm. i monthly account. ,hi ...1. No .llawunu lor Dbo... 4fr0,,. WAXTKII-SITUATIONS A MATI'RIC professional husl'ness woman, especially ituallfled 111 salesmanship, desires position whore responsibility nnd tact would be appreciated, llox 1). K . Tribune. ORCHARDIST-Tliorollghly exper ienced, wants pruning, planting or other work. Will make ar rangements for grafting., bridg ing or In-ni'ohliig to rejuvenate sickly trees or saw crippled ones. Advice free and terms fully reg ular rates. ;od local refer ences. P. O. Rox 271. W'ANTKD liy experienced book keeper or machine bookkeeping and general office man, position. Rox H. Mall Tribune, 27 f ' WAM 1.1) 1 lolis-w-ork, day or WANTKIJ O e n c r a 1 repairing, locksmlthlng, phonograph re Tif.lrl.ie. RIcvcIch tiieveh-M and for children sold verv reasonable on time. Call audi deliver. Medford Cvolo & ltei.alr Khon. successor to Liberty Re - pair Shop, HI N. Fir St. Phone 26l.Chas.Flsher1 1'ropj 243Jf "TlKl.TWANTKI) I'lOMALIO WAN't'lOl) Woman or girl for gen- : oral housework. Reiei'i-nees re quired. Call .Mrs. Kinder. r.lll-V WANTIOt) MIKCI'XLA.VKOUM WA.TI':i) To hear from owner good farm for sale. Cash price, part leu la rs. 1). F. Rush, Minne apolis, Minn. 274 WANTKII New or -Hecond-hand old-fashioned bedroom cabinet for Invalid. Address Rox II. C. Mall Tribune. 280 ' aa rr.i) -raise leetn. n my i. .go as .li. nil inn .rm. .ii.y condition. We buy c r o w n s. bridges, gold, platinum, silver. Western Metal Co., I'.tn.itniugton. 111. 271 WANTi:i) I'ntliiits to cure for In my home. Conva lesc.-nls. help for chronic ailments, 0re nf old people. 1-rlces reasonable. Com petent nurse. Oiififl references. I'hone 122 or call at 7. H. Chest nut. 274 FOR best cor wi.sTitng, Rhone 403. ; Jackson and Riverside. 27fi ! WANTKU Roardeis and roomers. 33U So. Central Ave. I'hono 1211. tf WANTF.D To buy 100 good ewes. Hrown A White. 2Sltf WANTKD Wood. Will trade good used ear for wood. Armstrong's r..i 1 1 "'.itf . FURS FURS TRAPPERS, NOTICE We are In a position to handle all your aklna. Sea ua before you tell. Mprifnrd Rarnain Hmisn ' V ,-. 11 N. Orape 8L . Vhou lOf.J Oo YOU , - jTDPPlMG W Vim HKM-ri'HMSUKI) lHHiMS . l'( HI KK.XT lo.t ;ni.i Ibdly. Furnished roonia; old wan-r. -4 "J : .o. Kni: HKNT Hoom and t)onrd at 7 Hi K. .Main St. , HOK KKNT Furnish ed room ' gentleman. 3l!B tio. Riverside Ave. tf ; It ) 11 It i:XT A PA KTM KN TS FOR RKNT downslairs. Clean apartmenl, 1 1 S C.enoMee. Z7:i FOR RKNT - - H-room furnished apartment, fully modern; adults. IM.'i West .lackson. i-'"" FOR. RF.NT Modern furnished 1 aiuni ment : adults. Rhone ia3- i V. HIT, X. Holly. IMINU' FOR RKNT Main. eatetl apt. KDK "W. FOR RKNT 3-room furnished apartment with Karate; fullj modern; hot anil cold water aim lit supplied. Sunrise Supci Service Station, corner K'th ami Riverside. aiiair- F(R RKNT FurnNhod apart ment. 3ir North j:artlctt. Tel :r.3-.M. 2o.iti OR RKNT FurntsTied apt. with KaraKc. Jnqiilio at iM5 W. 2nd St. :.8tf KOIt U1CNT Kurn. 2-rm. npts. pnvtlte hath, elootrio rainre, hoi j and cold waior. t'uono ziu Fon RENT Furn. 2 and -rni npiH.; BitruBB. uui w. luin. ItiMf FOR RKNT furnished npnri l nn-ntH. Hhonn 4a2-. Slltf I POM ItliX'l .1UDSH3 j . . . . 'Ol V 1'i.nlivil 11. ...... l.XI-W ' 28i l-'oll RKNT - A Ian:-' I'sl-lonr. I'Tinf loso in. I. itllio IIT-.I : : v,,i; nnxi' Modol-n partly inr nishi'd hous.'. I'hoitn r.sl-1.. J7i K()H HK.N1 r.-r.rnii furnlshor' liDii.ti- anil canine. M .1 Y. ilih I i - I FOR IIKXTl Ino furnished hous. and line small duplex upurtmcut Tel. o. Y. .Myers, IM't-J. yii'itf FOR RKNT T-l'o-iti. stucco house with basement, at 112S West Main. Inquire, 1UU5 West Main 211 Itf I FOR RUNT Homes. Furnished I or unfurnished. Rrown & White , 47tf I LOST On Oakdalo or (ilh. large canvas. Itelurn to Slalidard Roofing i'o. 274 LOST A gray police pup, 5 inns, old. Notify l'. W. Konkel, 31 Chestnut. Call 12X2. 275 LOST On West Jackson, Alder or Columbus, purse. I'hono Jack sonville :llll. Reward. 274 MISCKI.LAN'KOrS Hl'KCIAL KQI'II'.MKNT for haul ing livestock. Hawley Transfer, ti I tt N. Riverside. I'hollB 1044-X ANVWHKRH FOR 111RB Ten pass bus; low rates. Tel. Chas. R. Howard, 1120. Simf ' RKDI.'CKI) winter rales on nil In cal and long distance hauling Insured -carriers, llnwley Trans- i for. II 1 11 No. Riverside. Rhone 1044-X. 290 CASH RAID for furs, hides and pelts. Johnson's Markut. U2:t N flrape Ml. Rhone 07. 243tf ni'Sl.NLSS OITOnTIIMITIKH FOR SALH Rest equipped cafe In llunsmulr; 10 rooms In con nection. Will sacrifice for cash. SmPh's Cafe. Uun.'iTiull. Cal. 27T. KOrl 6AI,rt LIVESTOCK FOR HAM-; flood orchard tearti elms, Al. F.ugllah, I'hone 3T.2. 273 FOR HA !.F.--Tenm of horses, cheap. 4'.'!l No. Holly. 2711 1 ,,.0 H HA i.Kweaner pigs. I'hone i 437-M. 1 . . FOR HAI.10 One registered Jersey bull, sweepstake xrlzo nt county fair, and seven pigs, inquire nt Hchuier ranch or lor w. Main HI 200lf FOR HA LK Da try cows. Rrownsboro Store. inquire 2711 FOR HAM-; Dairy cows. Call at 105 W. Main St.. Mulford, or Mchuler ranch, I'juglo Rolnl. 2!tf I WANTED We Buy for Cash H All Usod Furniture and Stoves H Call 505 S W. A. KINNEY H Furniture House 1 315 East Main k V 4 : hAD "ro 5 ro. : P r-ACTCN' -MQM-; 1U3C THE j-.-J- : V l()lt KXCMA.M.K i'Di: K.i'IIA.(.lK .Spriimfielil. trc. (uperty. one T.-rooin house j on pavement; one IM-room house ; ati'.uUM il for apartments; both , modern except :ieai ; close In. ir ct oeia. owner waois foid property on account of' health. A. F. Flowers. Realtor. ' t'Js ;'.lh SU, Cottage (irove. Ore. -'7 4 I ! FOR TUALK--N'W modern r.-room house, close to hlKh chool, for house or lots In C. rants Iiss. Rhone UMM-.I. evenings. 1'74 . I'OU SAliK IIOMKS FOR SARI. Own your own home. ?ia down and $10 a month. 1 'jactes. Wlblwood Park $32ii li acres. Ilenacres Stiti 1 acre, Howard I'ark ?.R' also -House and B acres, C.rlffin Creek dtsirict, SJMia: $LT.O cash. House and 2 acres, extra fine land. $-aon; $f.uo cash. Rhone Hlo-Y or 40'J. J. C. Rarnt's. ileal Kstale. -T7 -OH PAl.K llouw.', lat-BO lot. on North OraiiKii. moo Is rlKht. Moo this proporty boforo you Iniv. Phono s:i2-W, or inuulro .12 North orance. Ulitf Oil OIIKISTMAS A new mod--in liouso for mile llko runt. W'hnl would bo nloor for tho fiiinlly?Hniwnft Wlillo.2 4rilt ron s.M.r, tikai. ii-stath OR 8ALK A hargalll, 34 aures, close In. 1 nim Ire J. 0. Andrcwa, 31 N. Orapo at.. Mcdford. or.-. KSKIC VllRN YOU think of real entitw, soo Hrown & Whlto. 'It I'Oll sam-: i-ori.THT -'OR HALF. Monmouth broir'1 lotus from prise winners. 20 tu a", lbs. $12. Jesse L. Nell, Ash land, Ore. 11)11 HALF. ROUS AND 1'F.TS .-OR SAl.i;--'l'horoughbied wlllto Aaora mi'llo't' kitten. I'hone IM'el-L. , ,eoit KAI.K Registered police puppies, S10 and up. I'hone la-X.-1. Central l'olllt, or Me.l fonl I'ollco Station. 2ll.Hf l'"OR SAL1-; Fo.t terrier puppies, liny (hat boy of yours a real Christmas present. .Rhone 114H. S12 Knst Main. ZIlHtt' FOR NALK AllTOMOIIll.FS .'ok SALT: Chrysler 7'l roadster; fully equipped, excellent me chanical condition, newly painted.- Tel. 1131 lit 11U No. Central Ave. 2li!ltf FOR h.il.i; ..IISCIXI.AN KOIIH FOR HA I.I'.' No. I baled grain hay. Rig red barn. Ross Lane. F. L. TouVelle. 274 FOR SA I.F Wicker baby carriage. Rhone U71I-H. 274 FOR SAI.K Lain model orlho phonlc Vlctrola. like new: a good selection of Into records. Rhone I 334-WJ 27J. FOR SAI.1'1 10-Inch miinzanlta wood, on pavement or delivered. Iniiulro at Klrkpatrlck Confec llon.'i'y, Jacksonville, Ore. 274 FOR SAI.K Cheap, Fordson trac tor, gang plow and disc harrow; good as now. K. P. Hughes, hi mile west of Hams Valley 1'ost office. 276 FOR "HALF. 12-ln. fir wood, $3 tier;, U and 1 l-ln, black oak nnd laurel, (3.7r Her; K.-ln. fir, $3.50 Her; 4-ft. fir. $8 cord. I'hone 74, Jacksonville. 270 FOR HALE Plenty of good dry body fir wood. $2.70 per tier. Rhone tIR4-.l-2, 274 FOR HALU Cheap, Vlctrola nnd records at 710 K. Main Ht. Tel. 722. 270 FOR HALM Iland-palntod Christ mas gifts, Including handker chiefs, dresser and vanity sels, curd tnblo covers, georgotte scarfs, organdie boudoir nnd davenport pillows, lavender bags and numerous other gifts. Or ders taken for articles to be made. Reasonably priced. Tel. 3U0-L or call at 325 South Molly St. 257tf POM SALU Or trndo for farm machinery, radio or what have you, one Ford runabout with de livery box. Tel. 623-J-2. $r.2tf FOR BALK Bpltzenhurg apples, line, 7rc, $1 box. Woodlawn Or chard, 1 mllo east of Central Rolnt. 2K2 FOR HALE Used sewing ma chines; all makes, $! up; terms If desired. Al) makes retted and repaired. Whlto Hewing Machine Co., 14 No. Bartlett. lllf FOR HALE For sand and gravel, sedlmont and general teaming, Phone 912-J. Sam'l Ratomnn. t FOR HALE Apples. Bnltnenborgs, and Newtowns, C.rowers Ex change. Fir and Sth His. 220tf nt'HINKHS UIKKCTORT ' Contractor R. I. STUART A HONS Genera Contractors. I n o I u d I n n haee nients, ditches, all kinds o cement and e.merete work R. I Stuart. 217 Apple, ehone 141 Ollbert Btunrt. 17 Ross Coart Phone 6-M. Miles Stuart, ttl B. Newtown, phooa lit. M U Hit AT ABHTKACT TO. Ab-., Mdiiciy of TttlH. riM Lfiitrno H..-,f B, No . II NortAi J i.eniriii avis., upwiairn. JACKSON CO. AHsTRAtT H. Ahwirni'tM Of Tltk ' SXufy -kk ml Title Itmnr. k y i tu la Jk ": Mm Copntj. I'-opracMc riiy-icUiw Ln. K. VV. HjF'FMAN Chiro. 1 prmc Nerv? Kpeehtllwt. Offlo hours to 12; 2 to t. 2J-21 1 Liberty Bldit Office pbone 18: Ren. phone7C0-H. " ! rhiropmnlc ami MnnMiffe. I DH. t'HA.S. it. SIM KINS KlectlO Chiropractic with KuHsian ma ' sae. over W'oolworth atore tOi Mri .x.uuntani KUAZIKK ACCUUNTINO UKKV iuio tJiicrmiUK ib mom com plete und inuUern bookkeeping -(tTVU'B tu So. ui . Audita, lu- - i siHlhtitoiiM, inconiw tax. W. a. t Kraaier. HuUlle AcrnumnriL T-l. :V i i iiii-v.i . to?: to anything In accounting and Income Tax Uequlrementa. Loo tnto our Implifled accounting gji fhone 1E.7-H. Financial A'E L10NU MONK Y to worthj people to pay their honeit dubt Pacific fount Credit Association 423 Medford U'ulu., Medford. Or tf Frt-lKliI Transporlallofi 1'IKHCB TRUCKING CO.. Med. ford to Portland and San B'ran clseo Furniture uiovlnw a apflO lallv. Phone 05 or 437-R-2. I.ONO DISTANCE HAULING Medfurd - Klamath truck Una. nail gervlce liunded carrlvr Special rata, on load tots. Aut. FrelKlit tormlnal, 16 S. Fir. Tl HI33. ALL Portland-Medford Truck Line for through or lntermedtatf point service, gtxteen-hour Br vice to and from Portland. Pbou oi'.!i Medford. Auto freight ter mlnnl at 36 S. Fir, Medford. Interior leNiraTo INTKRIOR DKCOKATI.NO, paint. Injf, pnpet-hanRlnR and floor wax ing. Fred Gardner. Phone 731 "W-2: Roe. Pcrrydale, Jucksun yillo Highway. Inauranoo EARL S. TUM Y All forms ol In surance. Fire, Auto, Life, 4oc dent, Bonds. Phone 401. 10 Liberty BHIg. Ijonns on Uomea LOANS on homes now built ol under construction. Eight pea cent and no stock to carry. Real ervtce. Monthly naymenU. Ranlster Agency, .uo., 10a Main. Tel. 1230. I Money to r.cn MONEY TO LEND To worth) people to pay -their honoat debt Securities of all kinds aocepte.1 Jennings Loan fflce, h 8. Front MONEY TO LEND 150 to HH to loan on furniture or good se. curlty of most any kind. Con tracts discounted. Thomas Realr) Co., Room 12, I'a I m Rlook, pot Main and Front, upstairs. 6 I xing Ttme Ren 1 Estate Mortgage Loans I'hono 1321 Commercial Finance Corp Mcdrortl, Oregon DO YOU NEED MONEY? W ninku shurt time lonns. Trans actions strictly confidential. Open until 8 p. m. Room 317 LIbertJ Uldg. Rhone 07H-R. H. H. Ban. nlstur, II. c. Chrlstner. MONEY on Improved Medford proporty. brown White Agenoy Inoj SOltf Monnmcnte THE OltEaON ORANITB CO. Monuments, a. A. Hicks, Gen eral Manager; P. M. Kerabew, Hales Manager. 103 N. IfroM hi., Mearora lluslo. I. THOItVAL H. FOLKENBERO Teacher of violin; orchestra practice for students: also a Je- partment for adjusting and re pairing violins. If you desire a reltnble violin outfit, call at the studio, room 4, College Rldif.,' II urape at. rnone MEDFORD SCHOOL OF MUSIC Bpnrta, building. Main and RlT- erslde. Accredited teachers. Fainting and Panerhan-ln( MARX, General Painting Con. W tractor, tinting, paperhanglna, carpentorlng, repairing. Phone i.o-j. ites. oi Huronnt. Piano InatrncUoa -FRED ALTON HA IOHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony. Halght Muslo Studio, 118 Liberty Blde Phone "3. Uttf Printer and Pnhllshera - MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Haa the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Bookbind ing, loose leaf ledgers, bllllne systems, etc. Portland prices. II N. Fir Bt. lladln ftepslrtiHi RADIO REPAIRING The MDSi Rox, 403 East Halo 8t phona 433, has an expert radio tech- , trlolan from the factory. We make a specialty of expert repair work and guarantee it. flpeetel consideration to dealer. Tramfev .-..i- i- iiii i.i BADS TRANSFER STORAGI CO. Office 111 N. Ilr Vt I'hone 116. Prices right Mr vice guaranteed. DAVI8 TRANSFER BTORAOw Service guaranteed, ti 8. Grant tit., r-none 4, or residence ! Window CV-enfrng LET OSOROB DO IT cleaning, floor waxing, Istnst srrlca. Oso. A. gealy. ZM IM.J or nil. fflrHrTFti