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DN FOREST LAND;
ASIIUNH, Ore, IH'C 24.--(Spl.) ;
li.-o of MilHiiKs' Awmicy road a
must inttTf.iinK a nil instruct. veri
fier, j.ro.mri'd ly liim.-fll'. at ilie
t'riduy niton mc-iint; nf the Ash
land KhvaniH clul. 'The paper dcnk
;it some length with t he i"t sent
iuHniinisfiition f forest lands in
i noun ml was must inf - rest inn
ami instructive.
Mr. liilliri'-rs Iiuh made a Inns:
nl careful .uidy of taxation and j
i.tlu-r piuMcm- in connection with;
both puMIe and private ownership
..r thnhi-r. and was on-paved ;
point out inequalities in present
method!! of administration, the mi
ff fairness of tfie forest service sell- i
iim in competition with private )
ownern of limner and to surest !
certain remedies in the interest (
of the people of the state.
Ueconi a-lslatlon al Wnshine
inn hay provided l'oi the addition.
eventually, of an immense area to j
tho already too hune forest re-;
serves of Oregon and extends!
the untaxahie territory whirh has. '
for many years past, resulted in
an unduly heavy burden for lax
payers of the state. Mr. I.illiims!
grouped his arguments tinder four ,
leading heads, with sub-heads, in!
a most loRleal and forceful presen- j
tation of his subject.
In addition to the points men!
lioned. he called attention to other j
vital faciorti of uruvo consequence ;
if i-ontlttued under present prac-
tiet-H. The paper constituted a re-,
(luest to our representatives at!
Washirmton to week remedies for
t he objectionable feat ares of t he j
conduct of forest reserve policies. -
A modern a pari ment house
assured for Ashland in tin sale of
the old l.ukf apartments at the
rear of the shook building on J-lar-'
Kiidino street, to .1. 5. Ambrose,!
Mini m make it modern in every 1
w:iv. Work on the luiildinir will
be beirun at once and it is hoped
that it mav be completed early in !
the new vear. The arrangement
is designed to aecommodate small
families or aroii P s of Normal
school students.
Principal t'orthell of the 'Wash
ington grade school, lias been ab
sent from his classes for the past
three days, owing to his absence
at the county teachers examina
tion. Miss Iteulah Hussey left for Port
land on Kriclay evening. She goes
as an official delegate to the Ore
gon State Teachers' association and
will, at the same time, he enjoying
the interests of the city.
The chamber of commerce reg
istration bureau reports a lively
business during the past week, as i
t,v,nv urn irnvcllni! both north h ii rl i
sTitth to spend the holid
spend
with
relatives
and frlend.s
nut
of the
Htale.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Nordstrom
met with an aiitomobib
Thursday when going
grade near Jackson Hot .Springs. com ere nee in wnien are inciuoeu j cent ami n uhum-u uj w hi ij
Their car skidded across the bank j Marysville .Junior, Santa Uosa .Tun- , plentiful supply at that figure de
cm the left-hand side of the hiu-h-jmr, Sacramento Junior. Modesto , spitu the calling f about $10.(MM1,
way, turning over twice in the fall, i Junior. Marin Tunior. California ; OtiO fn loans. Time money rates
AYlil'le the car was badly wrecked, j Polytechnic and San Kafael Jun- held Uvin.
the occupants were fortunately un- j lor. ! J h the bulls n contn.l of the
,UII.t 1 Coach McNoal was well pleased price movement. General Motors In
Itefore the Xnn!
.1 ... n-A
poiibi be cleared awav. two others
car skidded into the hank nt the;
same point nnd were badly ;
wrecked. j
ft. Detrick has been chosen;
as tUKh priest of the Malta Com-.
manderv. The other officers who
w..r.. nlofMPfl at the same meeting
were: S. B, Pt'torH. Jr., Uinp; .1. II.
Tlurdy, scribe: 1".. 11. Shaw, cap
lain host; H. Vaunle, treasurer;
'. H. Hay. seerolary. K. ('. lllruel.
lirinclpnl fojlirner; A. M. l'eters.
iujiii Hit 'I '"I'll""' " I
master til i II' iniro wn. .
Cruhlr. master of the first veil; P.
K. Hammond, chaplain, and D. H.
'.Tiickson. sentinel. After the husi-
ivl-s meetiiiK the memliers
of the.
chapter were served refreshments vacauon pcnuu un imhium ....
at the Plaza cafe, where they en-' relatives. During their absence
joyed a social time around the Mr. and Mrs. Yilmer Hilt are in
tahlo ; charge of thelrconfectionery and
rii T..nLr ttli. lit for a fewiroeory store on the P.oulevard.
ilni-u nt bis room in the J.lthiu i
K,.',in,. , I l now nlilo to lie i
nronnil au.'tin.
Lester l:eek, student at the I ni
versity of Oregon, arrived in Ash
land T h u r s d a ysi'vening on his
t'hristma-s vacation. During the
holiday rush he will clerk at the
Penney store.
.Miss Kdith Dodge, ilaugmer oi.inriniiii ,1.111.11111.1.1
Mr. anil Mrs. l.ouis Dodge, arrived; Levereit Davis is expected to ar
from Kugi ne. where she is a senior I rive in Ashland on Monday hy air
at the state university. :o spend the I plane from Hi llinghnm. Wash., to
Christmas holidays with her par- spend Christmas with his family on
ents and In-other' P.ol.by. I Kairview street.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. .1. Porter re-
turned to Ashland Thursday from
a visit of several weeks on a trip
to New Orleans with .he family
of Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. I'onrrniumviix'in ,
lister, and family. I
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, tencher ,
liH the Ashland public schools, left
Thursday to spend her Christmas ,
Vl.'catlon'wlth her parents and other '
relatives In Roseburg. j
Mrs Harrv Carlton and Miss
Margaret Callahan were visiting in.taoie was ocauuiuuy ii.-t.,i ........ ...
Me.lfnrH Thursday evening.
Illll Dean and JuiH V. Miller
visited In Medford Thursday nfter
oon on nu si newt.
Mr. nnd Mm. Chester Phllllpfi
and dauu'hter, Hetty .(ones. nnve,-.i ......r,
none to Chieo, Cal.. to spend thclM. "r,M Schorcht of San Fran-
hniuin with Mm. I'hilHns' par-! 'lfis Inelma Franks or
nt. Mr. nnd Mrn. H. K, Kelly.
. . ... i. ,., frtP:kins ,t. nun -m'i utn.i.
.uiy ...in, .. " ...
the ltond-
"Illll'llllll.ll ' IILT,, I
nf Portland, was In Ashland Tliurs-
dav calling on hanks here.
Mrs. Oladys Stlllwell. employed
nl Ninlnger's cafe, returned Thurs
day from a vacation in Portland.
where she visited with friends nnd
nclattves.
She also visited in In -
dependence. Eugene and Salem.
Mv and Mrs. Harry Urown of
.1 , I.. A.hl m.1 Thursflnv
on their way tn Iis Angeles totntoes from a single seed tuber Is
spend the holidays.
Mr. and Sirs. Paul Winter of
BRINGING lPcFATHER .
'f AM-AM IMVIXE.L , RifSra I I LLCO 'N W nVwuIE-KIM 1 Lrj-OUT WHV AR I WEUb 'TrtOUGHT IF YOU 6iT M ,
-!J O TOGROGM',-, MSrgJ 1 A-bK MAGGIE. ODbO COM'blDER- f) jp FErCk K t M' To O - I'D fi '
1 OOT.M;iDONT 'liSS I MOW AKi' HAVE OOTlN' MEVT ) ATE TO AK SO UJP.KlNi tqO . U tf- n
Wii r A WAMTTOMj .J lT OVE-R WITH wEK? I FAR ,M TaOVcE? I WEU.N TIME TO3 ANW- f
' 0 1928. by Im'I F..11U. Snvic.. Ik. CN 1 I I Ul
1 1 nn. iNcoisa ine iignt iserore nrisimas. . "-
Z' VOU CEeTAiML.W DOMT rudV, l OUST WCLL , L OUPPOMC A. o 1 IP IM TO MAVgX YcAM'T VOU BE A BIT
I look like: merrv cwaisT- y (have: to so ( t mi&mt as vuezll oO ; that emblem Icwaritabue amD help
mAS1N VOUR PRClESJT S JTD OeOIT'S ) TO MV ROOM-1WEV ) f OF GRIEIP WAMe-TMlS DO-DO BIRD THPOU6M I
! pottME OP MINJD WOU'O V APTER ONJE ' AINJ'T MO USE OP ME A ; V V IMG. AROUMO WIA VEIL. OP MISE.R.V ? . I !
liJCiAVF- A fiOFAT PROFESSIONAL) J MES5IW& UP A bCD- . -1 MV PLACE . ( UE'3 '60T A SICtMESS '
JiTI ME 7 nT- l CAMT SLEEP V V ILLM MAO1. A.WRAPPED UP W HIS A (
Jr?rRRy5 JICajSlM IT OUST SEEM5 .fi"i-Z.. -..-P rt'&tt ? V AM ELEPHAMT11. o
MAftTD BE BUILT TO . . - 3rFr f K
II ..-"J C' pyn.ln. by Th. Udl gyi.JtoMt. In. ) Tn.il. MrW Bfg U. a. I'm. Olfni -.5 " jj I . ZrI. I
K 1 ;i
SnSSaML CONTROL !N
t'hr
'Mr
parents.
A Ivi:
Park, sun of Mr. ami Mrs.
John I'Jirk. exports to leave Satur
iln v fin- I i ns;iltiiiir In site ml t lie
ni other.
Mrs. A. 1!. t'nrlson of the l.ithia
ap.'irtni-ntM, was a uest nt the J. K
liiillock honie nil the ISoulevanl for
Sunday dinner. '
The Koiilhern Oregon Normal
school linn been made a probation
ary member- of the California Const
athletic conference for one year,
and has been made a part of the
schedule which will put the .school
in a position to work for the cham
pionship
Coach McN'eal returned home on
Siiturttay niorninjr. naving gone i'(y hrostil list ol issuers but buihsii
ak 1 :t ml , Cal., Wednesday evening t activliies centered principally In
to take part in the conference. The stocks likely to henetit by hull
conference, ho reports, was reor- day Irnde, or those in which special
gani.ed with only two-year colleges developments are reported to he
gaining admission. The Southern i pending next year. Tradii:;; was
nceidejit on ' Oregon seboo will enter tne con-
dowii the'if'sts with other members of the)
With tie IirnillL't'llIP M WmCIl HO
was able to make and predicts n:Bt:uy id ihmimb ainne umi .iomm. n
decided advance in ;
ithbiic intnrcst
m me kx.ii scuocM as a m-j-uh m
,ne 1"t-,(,t,lt arranuement.
Mrs. M. K. Webster, who lives
cast of Ashland on Walker avenue,
has gone north for a two weeks'
visit with relatives near Everett.
, Wash., with whom she will spend
: the holidays.
Humid Allison, former history
; and civics teacher In the Ashland
j high school, and who is now an in-
! structor in economies at the I'ni
! versity of Oreijon, Is spending- the
: holidays with his father and moth-
j er at their home on Walker avenue, j
! Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lane have i
gone to Monetrey, Cal., to spend tne
Sidney iu
Knglish
instructor in Ihe 1'nlver.slly
ta rueiey. nas arriveu in Asinaiio j
to .spend the holidays with nis,;HtB t1P1 no change In the
sister, Mrs. l.even-tt Davison Kali-;
view street. i
Webster Wert, athletic coach
and science Instructor in the t en
iral Point high school, visited
,
fL CI T C Chlh I'
UIUO k
e,,J 'l
Jlrs. M. K. Olson was - nostess
to the O. T. C. club that met at
her home last Saturday eving.
Dinner was served at seven, and
covers were ' laid for sixteen. The
pink and White, wnn a snip in
the center
Tl'.oee sent were Mr. and
Mrs. "hrlH Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Crump. Mr. and Mrs. Oll-
lilackhurn of Modoc J'oint;
Tart, ui.; Air. no r " ' ,
-;t.,Hv f"e. Mr.
Charles
,
tmillh and Mr. nnd
Mrs. Marmle
lolsen.
Nmi.stop Clock.
HEAI'MONT, Tex IP A clock
in Ihe home of Mrs. ff. Cloer
hns not stooped runniiur since It
wn1 Urrt wound In lS7t.
i APIIKVILLE. N. C tiP A yleh
1 nf mum ihnn hstf 11 liiiuhe) of. i,n
claimed by E. A. Tindnl. who lives
nesr llurnsvillc.
q rEDFOSP fATTi TKTBUXE. MIDFORT).
LATE SESSION IS
a in rnD ifAntD
M!u iUIA LLHULl0.,
NEW YORK. Dee. 24. iff-
old fashioned "Christmas market"
in which priee of many active is
snt'H moved up I! to nearly ' IS
points took place on the New York
stock exchange today. Huying
orders were distributed over a lair-
only niooenuoiy neavy in voiume. j
Call money renewed at f per j
lin- Ulirr iiiirunnni .mm ..
low iiguie. international narvesi
er extended its.rise to more than
0 poihls while Uil Pont elimlied
15 nnd N'ntionnl Tea 10. Gains of
fi to ti points were registered liy
American Kxpress, Gold Dust, Van
adium Hteels. nnd A. -M. liyors.
Prairie Oil and Gas which waB ad
mitted to trading last week, de
clined to under sixty. The clos
ing was stroiiK. Sales approximat
ed 3,000.0n().
EGGS ARE STEM
11
PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 24, (p)
:
'Despite ftie fluctuations In th
Chicago and New York etfs mnr
holiday prieo of eggs on the local
market, h'resh standard extras re-
,aln at I'.S'ii cents Willi other class-
es fllcady
PORTLAND MA
Mutter, cheese and milk also i
steady. I
Turkey prices took a one cent
drop today, emoted ;il to cents'1'''
for o 1 drossed stock. No other
clmnges in poultry or country
dressed meats.
There wan no chanTse in pota
toes and onions. - '
I livestock.
P'iTLAN'U. Ore.. Dec. 24. IV)
Cut tie. and calves: OpeninK ar-
tlve; mun cows and hoi fern 2i
(n .ft
rehtu hiwher. .Receipts: Cut
tle, fit'i- ralvpH 0
Hteers 1 1 100-1300 11m.)
Rood,
u.ro i2.rd; (nr.o-1100 iiw.)
.'lhrn 1 2. R0; (H00 nnd up) me
dium. $10.50 1 11 common, !
fff iu..u. neirern (xno ins. down t
Kfmil ?t0fi 10.25; common. S.OO
ftJW c OQ( 9ff9.h0; com-
1 mnn to medium. $
iff 9; low cut
ter. l4.rOTi7; hulls (yenrlinss ex-i-lnded)
good beefs, $7.2T, 7.7!i;
cutter to medfum. 6.50i 7 .!.':
calves (f.nn lbs. down) niedlilm
to t-holre. 9M1; cull to common.
$7.fi0r!l; -filers, nillk-fed, good
to choice. Ji.HiH: medium, tll.rin
fJ 1 1 ; cull to common. 8.r,0Cf
ll.Sa.
Inr Active: killing classes 2.1
tn 35 cents higher: receipts 1955.
Irclndlng CIS direct or through.
i ei,:ht (-""'J
0 llw.) me
Hum to choice. $7. 2-i'i .i.'.: ine-
dium weight (2(IU-SiO lbs.) nic
-1
lit MAM .
1 Livestock. I
I
.Q. . .
l-W.
ICO
dium to choice $S.00fi 0 . 2 r ; light,
weight (Hl'i-an lbs.) medium to .
.-bi.b'o S ' ri lit 'i ri ri lii'bi liL'hti
hole, ..ffi .(.... . IU, it Mj, Hi h.
:i:nt-lt;u lbs.) medium to choice. (
s -Jr.ii ji.uri: paekinsy sows, rough i
land smooth, $i;.TTi ri 7.7ii; slaugh-
lor pigs t'.ty-KUt lbs.) medium to (
.hoice. ?7.'.0'ii S.r.ll; feeder and
stocker pig 7 0 -1 :l ! lhu.) medium I
,. . . ... , ., .... i
uy u r,,ast,nw ex-'emsed
- ,,t.11,n arils'-olio ta,yi-h"-"' f'- zt ,..
: steady: reeei1(ts f15. Jjunbs, (h4
jibs, down) good to choice, $ll(fi j
Atii12; ('.12 lbH. down) medium, 10 j
I if j- (all weights) cull to rnm-
s j r.rt fi. i e. v.'ivllii.r wtiib-
;m.i, M...0ftM; yeaillng -woin-
ers ( I r, o lbs', down), medium to i
hoice. $N fn 1 O.fiO; 'We ( 1J0 lb.
t,jUWn), medium to choice. $4.n0li)
( 120-KiO lbs.)
ineoium to
(.)inl!(
JIl.T.o fn 0.00
cunimon,
(all welghtH)
cull to
.001 3.50.
1'roduce.
f'llliTMXI), Ore., Dec.
Wholesale prices:
U'TTKIi-S t e a d y; l'ortland
oairy
price
exchange, not wholesale
(cubes) : Extras, 47 Vju;
standards, 47c; prime firsts, 40V.c;
firsts. 4.ric; creamei'y prices: J'rlntH
:ic over cube standards.
KtiCS Steady, l'ortland dairy
exchange (net basis) : Fresh
standard extras. 3H Vj c: f r e 8 h
standaril firsts. 3?c; fresh medium
extras? :ife; fresh medium firsts.
undersized, .He; prleof to
retailors,
1 'it ,1c over exchange
prices.
MILK Steady; raw milk ( I per
cent), $2.S5 cwt.
land, less 1 per
delivered Port
cent. Jiutterfal.
station, S lc;
at l'ortland,
track 52c; delivered
54 It 55c.
POl"L,TItY Steady; turkeys
cent lower; No. 1 dressed 3H
;jc. Huying prices: Alive, henvy
hens (vr l!j lbs.) Uli 'inc; me
dium hens CI JA to 4 'a pounds),
'JOe- llk'lit (under 3' pounds).
!l7c; springs, 21c; ducks lS'HOc;
tui-keys, dressed, No. 1, 31330;
geese, 1 7 l 1 c.
PIJTATOKS Slendy, per cwt.,
Gems, No. 1 grade. $1.40(91.50;
combination, 70c;1.00.
San l-'ivmelsco nutlerfat.
SAN I-'l!AN('ISt:0, Dec. 21. VP)
- Biitterl'ut, f. o. I)., San Krnn
clsco, 51c.
ROYALIST PLOTTERS
ARRESTED IN TURKEY
CONSTANTINOPLE, Dee. 2 1.
'f Charged with plotting against
. Preidcnl
M ustapha KcitK-l, I I
pei'MiiiiH. ini'IudiiiK four Wfiineti,
wi th und'i arrem today In Stnm
houl. I'hIIi p rhaiKefl th.it tin' plot
iH a roynliKli one and kuIiI it wuh
not I'onni'ctf'd with the niT'Ht lust
week of L'O pf;rsins at llroiiji,
who' were charged with idottiiiK to
aid prlMonerM to escjipe.
I'llllil Notice.
In the County Court of the Htnte
of Oregon for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Dillon H. Illll. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
linderf igned, administratrix of Ihe
estate of Dillon It. Illll, deceased.
I has filed her final account in the
I above entitled Court and cause, nnd
I that .lunuary 25, 1929, nt tho hour
I of jn:oo o'clock a. m. In the court
room .if said Court at the Court-
WANTED
To Buy for Cash
All Your
SECOND-HAND
FURNITURE
Scott Woolf
ill
OK'r.cOX. MOX DAY, PKCKMP.KU -2. V.Ylt.Q
. . . .... By George McManus
..'.IP. WIM I Lhwf-C m.i IT VAfc.l'V
TO CROCANi'a I iOlo COkI'dIDER-
house in MedTonl. Jackson ouimy.
Hi-eKon, hern fixed by order of
Ml,i,l Cmirt. as Hie lime ;.n-l place
h(i;irilli; o)li,.t.tioHs to suc h final
Ju.cl)Unt U1M llHl menH nt then-of,
Jl)H, )11.m,Ils having ebjec-Unns
j,, iin;li account a re- hereby
notified 1 appear at said time and1
place and make their ..b.ioclimis
Known wny said nnai necuun
should nt bo approved ittid said
Administiatriw
'
CLASStFlEU ADVERTISING RATES
Bales per word tor first insertion, c,
e0Cn mcceeding Inicrtlon. lc; minimum
Z5n n(jcx your Bdt wth Fof Sae( r..
roii(( etc, and count thoio words, as well
a each Initial, telaphone number, etc., as
word.
(((cn over phone, unless advortlsor has
monthly account.
No allowance tor plmno
errors.
1 1 1 : li P W A X TI : lM. I i u
lliANCII MANAIIKlt wanted, with
business or selling experience,
able to take full charge of .Meil
f.ild store. Staple line: big.
steady demand: large profits;
protected territory. If you are
looking for a steady, periiiitnent
business with tig earnings and
aide to Invest $5.0(10, write llox
II, care of .Mail Tribune. 274
WANTED SITUATIONS
OIICIIAP.DIST-Thiiroughly exper
ienced, wants pruning, planting
or other work. Will make ar
rangements r grafting,, bridg
ing or In-arching to rejuvenate
sickly trees or saw crippled ones.
Advice free and terms only reg
ular rates. (load local refer
ences. P. O. Box 271.
WANTRD By experienced hook
keeper or mnchino bookkeeping
and general office man, position,
llox 8, Mail Tribune. 275
WANTED Housework, day or
hour. Phono 1345-X.
WANTED General repairing,
lucksmithlng, phonograph re
pairing. Bicycles, tricycles nnd
wagons for children sold very
reasonable on time. Call and
deliver. Medford Cyclo & Kopnlr
Shop, successor to Liberty ito
pair Shop, 1!) N. Fir St. I'hone
201. Chas. Fisher, Prop. 243tf
WANTED JIHNCEI1I1ANKOU8
WANTED New or second-hand
old-fashioned bedroom cabinet
for Invalid. Address Uox II. C.
Mall Tribune. 280
KOIl best car wnsTilng, Phone -Kit.
.lackson and Itivi't'slde. 275
WANTED llonrders nnd roomers.
33a Ho. Central Ave. Phono 1211.
tf
WANTED To buy 100 good ewes,
ilrown Ik White. 2fillf
WANTED Wood. Will trndo good
used car for wViod. Armstrong's
Canute. Tel. IS. . 2r,:itf
iickivkss orronTrwrriics
Olt HALE Pest eipilpped cafe
In Dunsmulr: 10 rooms in con
nection, will sacrifice for cash,
ymilh's Cafe. Dunsmulr, cal. 275
t
liOST
LOKT Purse with 50 In hills, In
posloffiee. Kinder please notify
II. M. Carkln, Nush Hotel. 27 0
LOST A gray police pup, 5 nios,
old. Notify c, w. Konkel. '(
chestnut. Call K'S2. '2i5
FOtt. HENT FIIllMSHED
KOOMH
Edit I1ENT
hot and cold
Holly.
i-'urnlshed rooms;
water, 429 No.
278
Kfilt UKNT Itnom nnd Tioard nt
71(1 E. Main HI. 279
FOIl ItENT
gontlemnn. Ave
-Furnished room for
326 Ko. Itlvarsldfl
FURS
TRAPPER8, NOTICE We r In
a position to handle ell your skins.
Hee us before you sell, . -
Medford Bargain House
27 N. Orep 8U . , Phone 1062
I'dll UKNT
downstairs.
- Clo
apartment.
IIS C.
KOIt Ul'.XT l!-rnom furnished
apartment, fully mudeiti; adults.
1' I T West .larksuli. ' -7"i
KdlJ HKNT
apartment;
Y. HI.". X.
yon 111-NT-Main.
Mo7ein ftli'Ilislied
adulus. i'hone Oa;t
ll.dlv. iM;sif
-Heated apt. 80(1 AV.
l-'Olt UKNT s-room furnished
apartment with garage; fully I
modern; hot and cold wntor ami I
llglit supplied. KunriHO Super i
Service .Station, corner HMh and
Klvei-side. L'filltf
von HUNT
mciu. 34 5
7r.:i-M.
Puruishnd apart
North JSartlett. Tel.
L'f.Hlf
l-'Olt HUNT Kurntfniod npt. Avlth
garage. .Inquire at 3-15 V l!nd
.St. anstr
FOR ItKNT I'Mirn. 2-rm. apts.;
privato bath, electric t'ango, hot
and cold water. Phone 12. 2 1 tf
FOIt UKNT Furn. 2 nnd S-rra.
apts. j enrage. 604 W. 10th.
lontf
FOIt KENT Furnished apart
ments. Phono 452-14. 211tf
FOR R1SNT ITOIJSES
FOIt PENT Largo house. Inquire
223 N. Central. Phone US1-W.
281
'Oil KENT A large residence
close In. Iiptlre 4 17-.I-2. 270tf
FOIt RENT .Modern partly fur
nished house. Phono 0K1-L. 27 A
FOIt KENT o-ioom furnished
house and garage. 515 W. llttl.
275
FOIt RENT One furnished house
and one small duplex apartment.
"Tel. O. V. Myers, 3411-,). Stintf
FOR RENT 7-rootn stucco houHC,
with basement, at 112K West
Main. Imiulre 1005 West Main.
2I tf
FOIt nUNT Homes. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown & White.
47tf
MISCELLANEOUS
KPECIAL EQUIPMENT for haul
ing livestock. Hawley Transfer,
019 N. Itlverslde. Phonu 101-l-X.
ANVWIIEItE KOIl HUtll Ten
pass, bus; low rates. Tel. Chas.
II. Howard, 1 129. 257lf
KEDl'CED winter, rates on all lo
cal nnd long dlstanco hauling.
Insured carriers. Hawley Trans
fer. .0111 No. Itlverslde. I'hone
IH44-X. 299
CAHH PAID for rurs, hides nnd
pelts. Johnson's Market. 82.1 N.
Ornpo Ht. Phono 7. 243t
IX)rv RALK ITVESTOCIt
''Olt HA LE--Team of horses, cheap.
129 No. Holly. 279
Foil HALE Weaner pigs. . I'hone
4.17-M. .' 270
'Oil HALE One. registered Jersey
bull, sweupstiiko nrlzo at county
fair, and seven pigs. In'fiilro at
Hchuler ranch or 106 W. Main Ht
2 0!ltf
KOIl HA LE Dairy" cows.
Hrownshoro Htore.
llnnulre
270
FOK HALE Dairy cows. Call nt
105 W. Main Ht Mnlford, Or
- Hchuler ranch, Eagln Point. -
2ttrtf
WANTED
We Buy for Caah
All Used Furniture
and Stoves
Call 50 .'
W. A. KINNEY
Furniture House ,
315 East Main
l-'tH: SAId. own your own homo.
$10 down n ltd Slu u month.
1 Uacres. Wiblvvood I'ark $3-'"(
d acres. Ilenaeres SlPlil
I aero, Howard larl; $3iiU
also
Tim. and r. acres, Orlfftn Creek
1 district. JJ.MIO; $f0 cash.
I House and 2 a aeren, exini fine
land, pliOlie: $r.0l cash. I'hone
lihl-Y or 411!), J. C. Harnes, iea
Instate. Ii77
port HAIjK House, Inrpre lot, on
Norlli Orange. Prleo Is right.
Seo this property before you
buy. Phono KH2-W. or Inquire
3 North Ornngo. lliitf
FOK CIIUISTMAS A. new mod
ern house for solo lllto rent.
What would ho nicer for the
fninlly?llniwn & WJilte. MStf
1'Olt SMV ItrirtLi ESI A'J'M
'Oil HA LIS A bargain; 35 acres,
close In. Innnlro J. B. Andrews,
31 N. Ornpo HI., MoUfurd, Ore.
23St
WIIHN YOU think ot real estate,
sou Brown & W'hlto. 'tf
FOR SAI.K 1MKJS AND l'KTS
FOIt SAI.K Thoroughbred white
Angora mother kitten. I'hone
1IB4-L. 275
FOIt SALE IleglBtorod police
puppies, 10 nnd up. I'hone 111-XXX-I,
Central Point, or Med
ford Police Station. 2C5tf
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
'Oil HALE Chrysler 70 roadster;
fully equipped, excellent me
chanical condition, nowly paint
ed. Tel. 031 at 1118 No. Central
Ave. 209tt
FOll bALIC MISCKLLANKOUS
PLANT t.llaillolus for profit. Pure
seed liulblets In best varieties.
Net tiiilil per acre, lien Ii. Bones,
Orants Pass. Ore. 275
FOR KALE Lato model Ortho
phonic Vlctrola, llko new; a good
selection of lato records. Phono
133-l-W. 275
i'OH HALE Cheap, Fordson trac
tor, gang plow and disc harrow;
good as new. E. P. llughos. Vi
mile west of Sams Valley 1'ost
offlco. 27 6
FOIl HALE 12-ln. fir wood, J3
tier: 12 and 14-iu, black oak nnd
laurel, $;i.75 tier: lli-ln. fir. $3.50
tier; 4-ft. fir. & cord. Phone
7-1, Jacksonville. 270
FOll KALE Cheap, Vlctrola and
1 nrila ut 710 U. Main Ht. Tel.
722. 279
FOll HALE llnml-palntod Chrlst
mns gifts. Including handker
chief:;, dresser nnd vanity sets,
card tublo covers, georgette
scarfs, organdio houdoir nnd
davenport pillows, lavender bags
nnd numerous other gifts. Or
ders tnken for articles to ho
made. Itensonnhlv priced. Tel,
390-1. or cull at 325 Houtli Holly
Ht. - 257tf
FOR BALE Or trnde for farm
machinery, radio or what have
you, one Ford runabout Willi de
livery box. Tel. B23-J-3. 25211'
FOIt HALE Hpltienburjr apples,
50c, 75c, ft box. Woodlawii Or
chard, 1 mile east of Central
Point. 282
FOR SALE tTsca sewing ma
chines; all makes, 15 up; terms
' if desired. Alt mnkes rented
nnd repaired, TVhlte Hewing
- Muchlno Co,, 24 No. Burtlntt.
lltf
FOIl SALE For sand nnd gravol,
sediment and general teaming,
phono 912-J. Sam'l Batoman.
tf
.FOR 8AM1 Apples. BnltMnbergs,
nnd Newtowns. Orowers Ex-
( hnnge. Fir and thHts. ;20tf
BVSINK8S UIKKCTORY
Contractor
R, I. STUART A SONS Genera)
Contractors, I n o I U d I n g base
tnehts, ditches, all - kinds ot
cement-and concrete work. R. I
Stuart, 317 Apple, ehon 4;
Gilbert Stuart, 17 Ross Court
phone 96-M. Miles Htuart, Ul
D. Newtown, pbon III, ...
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MURHAT ABSTRACT CO. Ab
tract of Title, Tills Innirano,
Rooms S and 6, No. 11 NorU
Central Ave., upat&lre,
JACKSON OC.
AIWTRAOT CO.
Abairavu of lltia
and TIiIh Iiwnf
auce.- The ulf
complete Title.
HjMem In Jack
son County.
mm
Chlropractlo rhyglclans
l. K. W. HOFFMAN Chlro.
praetlc Nervo Specialist. Offlos
hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6. tOI-104
Liberty BMh. Office pbons it;
Hea.JillQP 790-H.
Clilropnicila nnil Mnssaee.
DK. ('HAS. It. SIMKINS Klectro
( 'hiroprni'tlu with Ituxslnn mai
niKi". over Wooltvorth Htore.
Fpert Accountant
FKAKIKK ACCOITNTI.no 8ERV
HI'l operutlPK the most com.
ploto and modorn bookkeeplnn
Bfrvlce in So. Ore, Audits, In
stallations, Incomo tai. W. A.
Frazler, Puhllo Accountant. TeL
B05.
WILSON AUDITINO CO. B. It.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given
to anything In accounting and
Income Tax Requirements, Look
Into our simplified accounting
method. Liberty Bldg, Medford.
Phone167K.
Financial
W13 LEND MON1CT to wortby
poople to pay their honest debts.
Taclflo Coast Credit Asaoclatloa.
423 Medford Bldg., Medford, Or,
TrelKlit Trnnsportatiost
PIKHCItl TItUCICINa CO.. Med
ford to Portland and San Frao
elseo. Furniture movlnir a spso
laity, l'bon,; 55 or 437-K-2.
LONO DISTANCE HAULING
Medford - Klamath truck I Ins,
Dally service. Bonded carriers.
Speejal rates on load lots. Auts
Frelght terminal, 3D S. Fir. Tsl
1033.
CALL Portlnnd-Medford Trno
Lino for through or Intermediate
point service. Hixtuen-hour ssr
vlco to and from Portland. Phonf
6(l, Medford. Auto freight ten
mlnal at an 3, Fir, Modford.
Interior Decorator
INTlOltlOlt DUCOltATINO, paint
ing, paperhanging and fluor wax.
Ing. Fred Clardner. Phone 731-AV-2.
Hes. l'errydalo, Jackson
ville Highway.
Insurance
EAHt. R. TUMY-All torms Of I
surance. Fire, Auto, Life, Aoefc
dent, Bonds. Phone 401. (0
Liberty Bldg.
Loans on Homes
LOANfl on homes now built ol
under construction. Bigot pes
cent and no stock to carry. Res
service. Monthly payments. H
Itanlstor Agency, no., 105 II
Main. Tel. 12S0.
Moncr to txmn
MONlCr TO LEND To WortM
people to pay their honest debts
Hecurltlea of all kinds accepted
Jennings Loan Office, 6 8. Froni
MONEY TO LEND $60 to UK
to loan on furniture or good set
curlty of most any kind. Cook
tracts dlscountod. Thomas Realty
Co., ltoom 12, Palm Block, oo
Main und Front, upstairs. .
6
Lnnjar lime -Real
Estate '
HorlgnRo Loans
Plione ISM
Commercial Finance Corn
Medford, Oregon
DO VOU NEED MONEY? W
mnko Bhort time loans. Trans,
uctions strictly confidential. Opes
until 8 p. m. ltoom 817 Liberty
Hldg. phone 670-11. H. H. Ban.
nlster, II. O. Chrlstner. . .
6 MONEY on Improved Medford
property. Brown & White Agency
Inc. SOltf
Monument
THU OREGON GRANITE CO. t
Monumentii. E. A. Hicks. Oeh
eral Manager; P. M. Kershaw,
Bales Manager. 103 N. Front
St., Medford
Mnslo.
THORVAL H. FOLKENBERO i
Tencher of violin; orchestra
practice for students; also a de
partment for adjusting and r '
pnlrlng violins. If you desire a
reliable violin outfit, call at the
studio, room 4, College Bldg., II
N. Grape HL Phone 259-J.
MEDFORD SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Hparta building,' Main nnd Rlv
erslde. Accredited tenchers.
Painting; and PaperhaniirasT
-.-.-.. l
H. 1IAP.X, General Painting Con-,
tractor, tinting, paperhanglnc.
cnrpenterlmr, repairing. Phons
178-J. Res. 67 Summit
Piano InstruoUos)
PRED ALTON HAIOHT Teaollet
of Piano and Harmony, Halfhl
Musle Studio, 118 Liberty Bldg.
Phone 73. 16tf
Printers and Pnbllsheta
MEDFORD PRINTING CO, Hal
the best equipped printing office
In Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, loose leaf ledgers, bllllns
systems, etc. Portland prices. If.
N. Fir St. '
Radio Ropalrllig
RADIO REPAIRING The HUSl
Box, 402 East Matn St., Pbon
433, has an expert radio tech
trlclan from the faotory. We
muke a specialty of expert repair
work and guarantee it. flpscittl
consideration to dealers. - - - ,-
Transfer
CADS TRANSFER A STORAOsI
CO. Office 111 N. Fir at
Phone 315. Prices right.
Ice guaranteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER 8TORAOI
Horvlce guaranteed, II ft area
St., Phone 04, or resilience !,
Window Cli ii uTsst
LET OBORGB DO IT Hows
cleaning, floor waling, pan It OS
seme, tiso. a, !.
Hl-iUUIa.
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