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5IEDF0KD TRIBTTNE, ' STEBFORD, OREftoy, PRTOlY,' J.'OTAKY 11,-1029. . . i-- t fvf? n if ,VH VtK-i . ni a' 3 bursty Vf - fi - 4: !,' ! . i V PHOENIX CIRCLE E By Mnry C. Carry. EDEN I'UKt'fNCT, Ore.. Jan. J l. (Spueial-) On Wednesday U !th ot jHunry, Onk Circle No. 1M2 tt I'hftonfx held one of Uui most enjoyable mornings since lat October. Wo wer triad to have pa many of our ubwnt members present. Iurinf the fruil Hi-ntion many were not able to attend anil then came the flu epidemic. Iluw i vt r, now most of the member are well atf.ijn. Refreshments of mineo pie and eoffeo wuh served nt the close of the session, s Mr. nml Mih. Dave Watt of J'hoenix will leave on an extended vif It into the southern pirn of ( California In a few days. They; tvtU no as fur oh Ventura.. Hchool in the Independent; Ft liool wan aain in setwlon thin Monday, Miss Chlldreth and Missf Kltzserald are the teacher. Quarantine on the H. C. Graves ; home In Kant Kden was lifted the hitter part of last week, where: scarlet fever held the family in.. There has been several eases I of scarlet lVvcr in Phoenix the past month, but It in nil eleared up now as the health offieein Jiavft kept on the job cvjr Finee the disease cot started. Ceni'Ke Drake butchered a nice fat beef this last week, and wold out a portion of the meat. If the readers of the Kden Pr dlnct IteniK will et their letters or phone rails in to Mrs. Mary u. Cart'y, before Thursday of each week, the Items will be sure to j appear in Friday's- paper. ! Mrs, Harry Morrison of Knst Talent and Mrs. Lena Stevens of North Talent were making a busi ness call on your correspondent last Wednesday. . Mrs. Morrison j was looking for a place to board two of her sisteT's children for thft remainder of the school year. Carl CobleiKh of Phoenix has been 'confined to his bed for seve-, ral weeks as a result of a bad rne of fin, the entire family had tho disease but are nil ahout again but the father, who is slowly net-' tine better now. j Miss Irene Stnndley spent Mon-! day and Tuesday visiting at the J. 10. Mast home and also calling on her friend. Miss Kessie liilde brand. Mr. and Mrs. William Elkins nt Fillmore, Cab, were visiting at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Kay Ward and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morse In the Suncrest district east of Talent. Mr. and Mrs. Hay Ward re turned just before Christmas to their home in Kern Valley after u .'trip into southern California. They report a flno time while away. - ' . i , Mr.: and Mrs. Iovel Ferns were1 abeam 'during -the--holiday; on a t.'fpt ihto Crtllfpviiiii'i- Mrs. ' Kerns will rehume her ; srliool ng-aiu at Oak Orove. '-'', ,L. O. Penland accompanied I'r. and Mrs. McFadden down to their home at Redding- the-first of hls week. Mr. Penland re ported no foff at lluOding when ney arrived there. Mrs. Itiekmnn of Phrenix moved this week" from where they have been living- near the d-pot, to the Johnson house. The family have had ' much 'ief in who former place and ' were Klad to lie re moved from the placf where the husband and father Iiad passed away. - We have no words with whirl, to .express our deep prlef at the rudden parsing of . another one of our beloved pluneers, Mrs. Ella Patterson. For over 40 years she has been one of the famll'nr per sons nt our public gatherings in the little town of Talent. Always assisting in any civic affair and ever ready to lend a hand in times of distress or need of any kind. Hhe was of an unusually sunny disposition, a kind neighbor, a staunch friend, and a kind mother. Her presence will always be missed. Miss I.eona Daugherty of East Eden will bo before the broad casting Instrument In the Copco program next Tuesday, January 15, In n musical number. Miss DKiipherty is a pupil of Miss WIl lett of the Pacific highway. Mr. nnd Mrs. H. O. Shear and Mrs. William Pruitt were guests at the home ot Mrs. S. P. Harne burg this week. Mrs. Hoy pruett was visiting Mrs. William Pruett of East Eden on Wednesday of this week. Itoy Cofman of Phoenix return ed from a month's visit to ills sisters in California. He reports having had a good time. T 1 Mrs. Edna Iteeson ot rnieni w gan a course at the Ashland -Normal last Wednesday. Mrs. Ueeson has decided to prepare for teach ing school as a profession. SAMSVALtEYGRANGE BUILDING PLAY SHED , SAMS VALLEY, Ore.. Jan. 11. Secial. Much complaint 18 heard on every side over the cold, foisey weather. Thin Is an un usual condition of the weather at this time of year. A practice same of basketball was played Tuesday eveninn nt flold lllli lMtween that team nnd our locals, with the result that our hoy won, 17 to . James Mo. DonouKh wa.y the star player on our team. The hlKh school play will be Blven nt the auditorium Krldny nlifht.' The play la entitled Uash ful Mr. Bob." and the eleven mcm hera of the. cast promise it to ho well worth the price of SS and 6 cent,. After a basket dinner at noun. BRINGINQ UP FATHER 'you av 1K1 JAU MIT HIM WHILE CASEf VVUZ WERINJ' Wl OLA.tj'pto,- TOO KNOW T3 -itRIOu'g oprtNjae to Mi-rA wv,M VAEARiM' CLA'b'iE'ij - I KNOW "THAT 'C A.ObE. I OiO ey MOMTH'b 0O m DO? "ic-DtLK tho Grange opened with the new officers, who were installed nt the tfoint installation at Raple Point by Mrs. Hakk, In their chairs. A Kood yearly report was read by the secretary. Other officers' reports will be ready for the next meeting. Tho Mail Trihune New Year'sedi tion of the irange was exhibited nnd won much praise from the Oranpers. A vote of thanks by liie members whs extended the editor of the Tribune and the Grangers who assisted in getting up the Grange section. A report from the chairman of the legisla- tive committee gav a short re- view of the proceedings of the tax commission and advised the mem bers to ever be on the Watch and in mho t iK.rn lu it n in v rt-lfef to "gird-our loins and be ,ready; for the fight." ' After Ovurs'oor ' Nealon .advinod ; that t tie Grange ;tase ilp a project for the coming year, the . II. K. C. chairman. Mrs. Clue MclJouough, sucKested that the completion' of lYm HjUyil ' ii,. vm "1F I j . . THE NEBBS Be Reasonable .. By SOL HESS I ' ssv&ir - . ' . - T - fjssai' i' rinvir -n n.ik" ITS' P,& uaoo' ESS". . . "v;SfJ j, S?' VQUOUST feOT TO WW ' ' Z- C" V OU 1 OUST CAMT DO M, TAQDY , f iS ST EVENTS VOua "MISOD TO SUE TMAT Feu.EKtA W ""I"Z-eJKf rl? r L4t AN. OLD FASMIONIED W Wt, b'UDTKEMORTSAee OM THIS 7 tZt TT.NlTOeST M A BROKESJ WET ART TOR CASH, M I 505O DS'S. 1 m & ' ' 1 y I x. ZJWMi U LI I HI. A. Wfc ffl rvii VA , , , ... . . . . uny oi .ueoioru at me uy nan . the boys - and girls' pln.vshed be,lni(t evening. one of the projects. Upon lio oh- ft wni he distinctly understood' Jectlon from the membern. Master 'that the City of Medford reserves ; Straus called for signals from those th right to reject any and all bids who could donate Tuesday to the mI thut tho LMly rwerve the -right . . , to accept nnv b d, not necessarily; work, whereupon six men offered ,he JowlM lnut it'AwmH most s;ll . their help and the If. L. C. chair- isf,u.tory to its beKt Interests. ( man, with the assistance of .Mrs. M. A. Schulz, promised that a good hot dinner nt the Community klt- chen would be ready at the noon t ,n lh(i (:oltnty Cmirt of the State of "our. I Oregon for Jackson County. Hev. Iverson of Medford is con-1 In the Matter of the Estato of ducting services at the schoolhousei Ja"r V'HiTi0ni ,lloceftSOtl:I , ., ! ... , . , . ii. Notice Is hereby given that the' this week, beginning each night nt unat,rsiKne(! : uUn appointed by H o'clock. , the County Court of Jackson Conn-"i Miss Elsie Straus returned Hun-' ty. Oregon, as Administrator of the day to Coquille where she rwmm- "te of James O'Hrlen, deceased. ed her RHinnl ntle Mnndnv nfter am4 nas iuallfied. All persons haV- ed bei school ulles Monday after , cinlmH against wild estato are spending her vacation with home iu.reby notified to present the folks. i same, verified in the manner pro- Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Treshani vlded by law, to . Frank P. Farrell and family spent Sunday visiting or Newton C. Chaney, Attorneys the W. F. DeFord family in Ash- J5 AJm lnlirator. ot their office. i 21'J Liberty Huildfng, Medford, Ore- mn"- . , !gon, within .six months from the Dan Howard, a Medford repro- dllte of the first publication of said tentative of the E. U. White Ma- notice. chinery company, was interviewing -'Dated and first published De our furmers Wednesday. . j cemher 21st. 1928. , . ; Miss Frances Fitzgerald is back ! . ,M..D. . M p. O BRIEN, , i. . ... Aarrtinistrator of the Estato of to her school duties nt Independ-, Jamon 0.1H(,n deceaed. ence after spending a two weeks' FRANK P. FARRELL, vacation with her parents. Mr. and . NEWTON C. CHANEY, : Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald. R is reported that J. W. Gran thum has sold his lately acquired ' farm to Medford parties. The Gran- thums are moving unto the Wyatt property, where they expect to re - side for the next few months. Mrs. Will Payne was brought home fro mtho hospllnl Sumliiy. whfic ho liml . reiH-lvi-d a week'i treatment for sovc-ro hurna Mr. inl,n hn h. hnn .-Iving treatment for the pant . '. .... Hevoral weeka from Dr. JenkinH at I . , .... ... , Jaek-onville for a complication of troubles, Ik believed to bo notice- J ably Improved now. Tho s. V. I. club will renew their regular tueetlnM nKaln after a dis continuance of several months. The. opening meeting, will he held on Thursday. Tuesday was a busy day on tho school chool grounds when the GrunKeru , nd other cltltens of the district id! h . It . t the number of eleven men met to Kive the day's time, to the con struction of the new playshed, Ity eveninfc a noticeable Improvement was made and with another two or three days like this It won't he ! delivered und piled on the school long until our hoys and alrls will (.'rounds at Central Point. ;in neat, have a playshed pavilion of their! tight pile dlcht feet high, before own. , 'Kept. 1st. 19SS. Kach bid to be Fire Insurance ' ' " ' ' . - Placed in on ot tho OLD LINE STOCK C'OMPANJKS represented by me will unsure n jtint bikI )rompt Hcttle ment in ease of loss. ... Chauncy Florey i 201 First National Baflk Vldg. " v ' VMCUU- TIME-SOT ti-iht FOR HITTIN , Netioo t Plumhlnff and Heating i?iriu-. Sealed bids will be received by the city of AKulfoid for the plumb ing and heating of a two-story concrete Five Hall to be built, upon its property situated upon Front and Third streets in the City of Meriford. Druwlnus nnd speeifleations may be. obtained from the offiee of Krnnk C. t'lai'k rrchiteci, Jtooin 405, Medford Cen er lhlildim;. A depnfiltof Teii' l)oila:s beiim re- ..-KI..1. a ii'MI iu i-..tiii-i.&.i iitw,n i-..ini. tr .it'iiu-lnirM ; Sealed bids must be neennipunicd bv a certified check for an amount equal to five per cent of the amount . AN)Q I O.OOO -rBfiCTHEB-VUWAT WOULD VOU Sift AMD BESIDES WEOiDNjT V of the bid, made payable to the, wwxpii uiTi'TfnQ City Heoor.ter of Medford. Oregon. " Af rj,l M1 1 ' "f I as it Kiiaritnty of the bid, and in TTTTr7rr TTT rrTT cos- the Ruecessrul c.tra-lor fails SA LKSMANt ollcctions and eler-utv-u th.v ,.,.,)(.,.,.f ...., hni..,. , ual experience. Married.. Hes. nwnnle.l the enntraet. shall for-! feit (-aid cheek to tho City of Md-I ford, Oreitou. .Hlds to bo. received j eriarately for the GJieral Jb,ut-', lim and Plumbing. . , - .Uids must "be in the-hnnds of the City Kecorder Medford, Oregoh, t later than 7:30 p. m Jjitm:try -1 ' ........ ( A. W. PIPKS, Mayor. M. L. ALFORD,. Uectuder. 200 X'.... .v i Liberty Rldg.. Attorneys for Administrator. XoUoft to CrwHtors. In the County Court of the state of Oregon for Jackson Countv. , In the Matter of the Estate of Lena :lHIHn' i-eeaseu Notice' Is hereby" given that the ,h county Court ot Jnckxon Town- ty. Ori-Kon, ni. Admlnimrntor of tho Kutato of Ixno Mnroh. dxceawd. u nij ... -I . anil ha ounlifled. All nernorw hnv- tlmr clainui uraitiMt' mlrf mta nro ' ,n clim n Int Raid entato are ...'j .... ...... "iium in iiib manner nruvinen ny aWi lo Frank I'. Karl-ell. Attorney for Administrator, at bin office. g!2 .Llbcr'y Itulldim:, Medford, tlrefjon. -wiinln aix montlm from the date of me iirfll punilCHllon or tnia notice. Dated anil flrt published De cember 21t. 18i8. HKNHY M. MARSH, Administrator of the Baluto of lena' Mrnh..ftec?Hed. FI?'Ais'J. KAIf HHLL, Hi ''iS'' V,Km J'f'fT1; .re" Ron. Attin-ney for Administrator, - Call for Illils for Wood. . Sealed bldnt -W ill be received until February 1st, i:tifl, for 110 cords ! of body 4?r wood, four feet lonjr. I'VE UVEO L-OisiCi I N3.VE.R. KMF-W BEFORE accompanied by a certified check for ten per cent of tho contract. Itids to be sealed and addressed to the school Hoard of Central Point.' W. B. KIXCAID. Clerk. CLA6SIFItU mDVERTISINQ RATES PtM pet word for first Inwrtlon, 2oj dti succeeding Inisrtlon, lot minimum 256. Index vour adi with For 8ll. Rent, etc., and count these words, as wsll ss each Initial, telephone number, eto u a word. Classified adt cash tn advance and not ' taken over phone, unlets advertiser his monthly account. No allowance for pbone errors. ' X11" work Immettlately. Address iiox 10. caro Tribune . 2U1 , .... i..i -t T "?'y l'y 7" ..,' ... ' ort of respectable work, whole or part time; town ot' country. Phone 3!I5-L. 291 WANTED General repairing. locksmi thing, phonograph re pairing. Ilicy cleg, tricycles and wagons for children sold very rtiasonablu on time. Call and deliver. Medford Cycle & Repair Shop, successor to Liberty He pair Shop, 19 N. Fir 8t. phono 261. Chan. Fifth or. Prop. 243t WANTED Housework, day or hour. Phone 13lii-X. 11" WANTED MlhCia.LAN EOCS WANTED Am locating in Med ford and wish to rent a 5-room modern house, with garage, good condition, close In. Phono 1302. 291 WANTED To trade electric May tag motor for mutl-mntor or for machine complete. Phone May tag Shop. Phono 12(10. 293 HAVE your furniture upholstered, reflnished or re-glued. A. N. Thibault, Telephone OUO-U. iivl WANTED Hoarder and roomer; close in. 228 H. Holly, phono 7"ft-X. 2X0tf WANTED Fnt poultry. X3G-M. Phone J94 WANTED Boardere ami roomers. 339 Ho. Central Ave. Phone 1211. tf WANTED Wood. Will trad- good used car for wood. Armstrong's Gnraire. Tel IS 2fi3tf FOR ItKNT Ft RMSIIED ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished room for i Av- ' i, .... TT; 1 ' , r.lcp.' K"rin lwpln roomn. nrlvnto fnm K- men a I omn, prlynto family; moala If firi. .Price rcanonablc. ToV 76r.j; 2Stf 1 I- BUSINESS OPPOHTUNITIES - - -. - - .- , foil SAI.B Dandy business: In voice about tsooti; nood payroll town. Will lake houie to 18500. Selling on account ot health. I'. O. Hnx 195, Jacksonville. J08 FOH BALULIVKSTOCK FOIt 8ALI5 Milk cow, Just fresh, l'nter Kick. Jacksonville. I'hono 303. jo: l'OIt HALK Two fresh yonne cows. Itoute t, Ilox 158. Nell Creek, Ashland. jn KOK SALK Dairy cows. 0 ltrownshoro Store. Inquire 209 KOH HALE Weaner pigs. Milton Houston. Hosa Lane. sal WANTED To Buy for Cash AU Your SECOND-HAND FUENITUBE Scott Woolf ' VOll RENT APAllTMKNTS FiiR S,1,K REAL HSTATR j LOSTr j FOIt KENT :i-room furnished mil. Inquire 34ft West 2nd St. Adults. 2'.llf FOR RENT Furnished npnrt iuent4, dose In. 113 E. 11th St. Tel. 624-X. FOR RENT 3 -room furnished apt., separate- hath; ground flour. ' at 3.13 W. 2nd, $20 mo; light and water paid. tf j FOR KENT Furnished apart ment, downstairs. US Genesee.' 290 FOR KENT Small furnished', apartment. Hotel Holland, tf FOR RENT Roomy, furnished apartment, close in; water, lights, I SW. 337 W. 10th. Phone lull. 292) FOR RENT Don! cable apt. Hotel! Grand. .. 29fi , FOR RENT S-ruum furnished apartment with garage; .fully modern; hot and cold water and light supplied.- sunrise Super Service Station, corner 12th and Riverside. 263tf FOR RENT Modern furnished apartment, 845 North ilartlett. Tel. 7T.3-M. l!7Htf FOR RENT Furn. 2-rm. apta.; private bath, electric rango, hot and cold water. Phone 12. 21 tf FOR RENT Furn. 2 and 3-rm. apta.; garage. 604 W. 10th. i rtr VOU KENT HOUSES KOR RIO NT Small modern fur nished house; i'lectrlc rnime and Kuratse; minutes drive from Main and Central In the coun try; $2fi iei mo. Phone &34-W, FOH RENT 4 - rnnm furnished hourn; electric ranKe, hardwood floor. Call i:i'J3-K. 1)39 N. On trul. yiifit FOR R1CNT UnfurnlHliiMi modorn lUMiHiS KnrnKe. Cull H17-H. 2!M FOIt RIO NT 1-rnom hoim", knl Homliifd und olfnnoti. r0fl N. Rlvci-Hldo. I'hono II77-W. 23 FOR KENT Now G-room bunnn low; flreplfiro, hnrdwond tlourn, oh'ctrlc ranite. Inquire 613 W. 2nd. 204 FOR RENT ti-rm. modern holme. I'hono K31-I.. 2111 FOR RENT 4-room furnished houtio, garnKO. Phono 628-J-2'. FOR RENT A large roldenco clono In. Iqulra 417-J-2. 270if FOR RENT 7-room stucco house, with basement, at 1128 West Main. Inquire 1005 Worn Main. 261tf FOR RENT Homes. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown A White. 47tf Clean rags wanted at tho Mall Trlhline office. tf FOH KKN'T MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT 34 acros of Irrigated bind In alfalfa and strawberries, - with good dwelling, on Ross lane. oiia mile from I'. O., $30 per mo. and one-half of water rent. Tel. 2SII-J or 12.10. 2lil FOR RENT I'jrnlshed cabin: lights, wnter, garage, $12. 124 Lincoln. . . 'Jiih FOR RENT Bachelor cabin. 44S H. Front. JJ FORIlENT 10-ncro tract, close in. Phone 437-Y. 204 FOR KALE HOMES . , . FOll HALE CHEAP li-room house In fine condition. No reasonable offer refused. Hmall payment down, balance like rent. Imme diate possession. Call owner. FURS FURS TRAPPER8 NOTICE We are In a position to handle all your skins. oee us oeiore you sen. Medford Bargain House 27 N. Grape 8L . i'houe 10C2 . By George McManus FOR HALK Two ncrert Of fine Moil on I'acirie hihwny north, j with new mudnrn fi-ronm home. Price f8l fill; term. Ohanneey J Florey, sol First .National Rank. FOR MALI ri acres, y 1 i m 1 1 e s ' front Meilford; fine rnHd. Hchool. electricity, vlty witter; 4 -room -houne, KaraKe, chicken hue. J 4." luylnp neiiM, 1 acres nlfiilfa, I pood Hoil. RfirKain price $1500; only Slii0 cash, balance $110. u month at 6o. I Wonderful harnain. 3 ocren on Pac. hiway, adJoinhiK Med- j ford; fi-rm. modern hom liromU it houwe, new clili-ken Iioiiho for 1 OUn hetm; irrlpJited, rich noil; hcrriCH and fruit, Prico ll'JOu, tm easy lermM Two loin 100x100, new 3-roum 'hotiKo: henie and yoinm tr.een; rich .noil; onnt side; $6S0; ,?IH0 ciirh, bal,- like . rent. ' ,., 2 t-i acreH, 3 inlli H out ; jiond hoII, 2-room Iiouhp; Hchoo) haw in Medford. Only ?r.0; will take winaH en i'. flood lot. cIoho In. all eh-nr, $ 4 r 0 ; only $20 down, balunco Slli a month, other tin renins ton. . See m. T11K I). K, MILLARD CO.. 4 lit Kawt Main. Phone ',22. FOR HALK 2K0-ncre farm with Kood hulldltiKH. Price only per ncre; very easy tirniH or , trade. K. H. Tumy, 310 Liberty RldH. 207 FOR ftALK 1 Mi acres In Htraw herry Park; new 3 -room bonne, doincHllc water; soil In free Rear creek bottom. cIoko In and un der ditch. An aHHiired Income of 91200 to $14U0 per year. Wo Mart you. Hmall down paymenl, balance a low ub S12 per month, property shown by appointment only. Phono 13!2 (evening 10'Jfl Y). . 28Htf FOR HALE fl-Rcrn ranch; 6-rooin hunKulow und hnrn: 1 nro ppiu-H, 14 yent'H old; 1 ncre bnlldlnfr lot, 4 acres cloVcr nnd I)Iucki'iibh; paid up water HkIU. Prico a(lo(l; tt'rni.'t. Wold & Wold, Hpnrtn HldK. 21)1 WHBN YOO-think of real estate, h(. Brown White. tt MISCELI.tlN-F.OIT8 HI'ECIAI. EQUIPMENT for haul ing livestock. Hawley Transfer, Gill N. Riverside. Phone 1044-X. 209 ANYWHERE FOR HIRE Tn pass bus; low rntcs. Tel. Chis. D. Howard, 1129. J67tf REDUCED wlntor rates on nil lo. cal nnd long dlstnnco hnullng. Insured carrlors. Hawley Trans fer, 610 No. Riverside. Phone 1044-X. 209 CASH PAID for rurs, hides and pelts. Johnson's Market, 923 N. TOR EXCHANGE 6 ROOM modern house to trndo for Ashland or Marshfleld home. Keo us at once. E. C. Corn, Mont gomery Ward Hldg. 202 FOR TRADE 15 Vs acres; good shade, city water, D acres In pears, 3 miles from town. Will trndo for city property,' What have you'; I'hono 4(K. J. C. llnrncs. 201 FOR EXCHANGE S-scrO Chicken ranch: modern li-room house, new chicken houses, storked with Bfti) Leghorn hens to trude for Medford home. Wold St. Wold. Hpnrt.-i Hld. I WANTED We Buy for Cash All Used Furniture and Stoves CaU 505 - W. A. KINNEY Furniture House 315 East Main 3 S LOHT Ti l-colored collie do? alout M monthH old. Ltlerul rewnnl for return to R. J. Henry. Phone lOXfl-X. S20 Kast Main Hi. I'Jt.'t FOH SAI.K POUIritY IRIZK-WININO nrnnxn turkey cockerelH. 2-2!i lh., fin.riO- $12; VulletH. 14-10 Il.. $5.50-17. Mm. Arch Wasnon, IlarrlnhurK, Ore. 20S FOR HALK Baby chicks from Hollywood strain Whito Le honiM, 15c. Lyons eloctrlc brood ers, half prico. Wlnunti Poultry Farm. 29Q Ft)Il SALK AI'TOMOUILICS FOR HALK Huner-MnHtadon ever-iK-arhiM: straw Iter ry pluuts from int-puctud stoc-k, Plants set now yield rlrst crop lit early Hprliw ItlnssomH and btrrieH in all HtaK''s nf develomrnt from then .on till .after klllltiK frost in autumn. We harvested many berries' all throuKh the season welKhtng over an ounce eacii. 1 terries from thcKu plants, 1'H filling a pint cup were on dlspli.y at the 1M2S county fair in the .Monnrch Heed A Feed Co.'s booth. Plants 82 per 100; SIS per HMtO. Woolver lon Ranch, 1 'i miles N. K. Oen liiil Poiul, 21tl FOR HALK For cash. $175. late model '24 Jewett tourinw; has been well kept and Is now equip ped with $75 worth of tires that hiivn hardly been lined; new Phllcn dla m on d ftrid luro size battery; motor recently over hauled; good Duco paint Job. This car is a rem buy at this price. Can be houfcht on term payments for $200. Write Rox 17, Mail Trlhuno if you mean hmilnesx. i'92 ARMSTRONO OFFERS 1920 LICENSE FREE We are mnklng this offer for ten (10) days only on tho beMt guar anteed used cars In town, Lowest Terms. ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC. Hudson-Essex and Otdsmobllo Cudlllne nnd LnSallo. Tel. IK. 281tf FOll SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR HALE Electric sweeper, vaeuette sweeper, btinjn and case, 10x14 flurr rug, guitar. Call 3 3 r. H. Riverside. 2P3 FOIt HALE - Baled hay. . Phone 320 1110-1.. FOll HALE (lrny wicker baby carrlngo In good condition. 4ft Ross Court. 202 FOR HALE Second hnnd sewing mnchlne. Phono 1.123-W. 3 No. Central. 293 FOIt HALE Cholon hny. olther haled or loose. E. If. Ross, Med ford, Ore. Phone 208-R-3. 295 FOR HALE Wood for fireplace and. big heater. Phono 060-.f-2. 296 FOR HALE niiBch-tlerti! hnnd- carveo, spienoiuiy nnisneu pinno, 1G0; eusy terms. Phone K27-Y. 291 FOR SALE Bees, on hive. In qulro lfermansun's Food 8tnre, Central Point. 291 FOR BALE) Crsea sewing ma chines; all makes, $o up; terms If desired. All makes rented end repaired. Whit Sewing Machine Co., 14 No. Bartlett. - Iltf KOR SALE For sand and graveli sediment and genernl teaming, Phone 912-J. . Bam'l Bateman. 1 tf FOR BALE Apple. Boltsenbergs, ann xwewinwns. urowers ex change, Fir and 8th sts. 230tf Ill'SINKSS DIRECTORT Abstractors MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Title, Title Insurance Rooms S end 1), No. 32 North central Avo., upstairs Csaj ; AfKKO I AltSTHAC I AbNtrnpts o and Title 1 once. Tin I com plet Kytem In - son County. son ro. ItSTIlACT CO, nf Title Ituur Tho onlj 0 Title son Countr Bl'SIXESfS DIHECTORV Clilroprnctlo PliTNlcinns DR. E. W. HOFFMAN" Chlro prarlic Nerv Spcrialint. rffic hour 9 to 12: 2 to 5. 203-204 S l.lhertv little. Offics nhona i-m Kos. phone i!)0-U. Dlt. KIVIND M. KFAJtOS Chirn. uractor. Snecifie t'hirooraetlo adjnxtments plven at North Hlverside. oriiCM hours: 5:3 to u , , f l I 7:30 Contractors U. I. STUAKT & SONS General Contractors, including base ments, ditches, all kinds cif cement anil concrete work. H. I. Stuart. 217 Apple, phone 643; Gilbert Stuart, 17 Ross Court. y phone 9fi6-M. Miles Htuart, 608 P. NVwtnwn. phnn Rfirt p, Kspert Accountant . " HJVj uperuiiiiK iiiohi com- ;;. pleto and modern bookkeeping ! -r? -service in So. Ore, Audits, In- j stallations, incomo tax. W, A. ' . FraKler, Public Accountant. Tel. 605. . WILSON AUDITING CO, E, M. E Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given , to anything lit accounting and Incomo Tax Uoqulrements. Look :, . Into our simplified accounting method. Liberty Bldg., Medford. C Phone 157-R. 7-. A. OltIN SCHENCK Accountant and auditor. Systems, installe!. liuome tax specialist. 410 Med- lord nuiunng. mono a.o. fiSr j Flimnclnl ' Li VH LEND MONEY to worthy people to pay their honest debts. Pacific Coast Credit Assoc&Uon, 423 Medford Uldg., Medford. Ore tf Freight Transportation - PIEPCE TR UC K 1 NO CO.. Med ford to Portland and San Fran cisco. Furniture moving a spec ialty. Phone fir. or 437-11-2. LONG DISTANCE HAULING Medford - Klamath truck line. Dally service. Bonded carriers. Special rates on load lots. Auto Freight terminal., 30 8. Fir. 1 Tel. 1033. CALL Portland-Medford Truck Line for through or intermediate point service. Slxteen-hour ser vice to and from Portlnnd. Phone 560. Medford. Auto freight ter minal nt 30 S. Fir. Medford. Ccneral Trucklnff. CKXKHAL TRtJtKINO-Also wood for sale. Jess Richardson, Cen tral Point. Cnll 54. 24 Insurance EARL S. TUMY All forms of In sum nee. Fire, Auto, Life,- Accl dent, Hondas Phone 402. 801 Liberty Bid. Interior Decorator INTERIOR DECORATING, paint liig..paperhnnrrlnr and floor wax--inp.' Fred Gardner. Phone 781-W-2. Res. Porryddle, Jackson ville Highway. Loans on Homes LOANS on homos now- built ot under construction. . Eight pel cunt1 and no stock to carry. Real service. Month.lr payments. - Hanister Agency. Inc. - 106 Wi Main. Tel. 1230. ' , Money to Loan MONEY TO LEND To worth) poople to pay their honest deb 14 KoniiritlnJt nf nil lrlnria aoMntml Jennings Loan Office, 6 H. Front MONEY TO LBND $50 to $25 iu mini on lurniiure or gooa se curity of most any kind. Can tracts discounted. Thomas Real, ty Co., Room 12, Palm Block, cor. Ainin ana front, upstairs. 6 lions Time ' Urn I liate MoruE6 tvoaiu Phono 1381 Finance Corp. Commercial .' Mttlford, Orofrnn Do You Need Money? Wo make short time loans. Transactions strictly "confidential 317 Liberty Bldg. Phone 676-K. H, II. Banlator. H. C. Chrlstnor. Monuments THE OREGON OKANITH CO. Monuments. E. A, Hicks, Oon ornl Mnnager; P. M. Kershaw, BaleH Manager. 302 N. Front St.. Medford. Music THORVAL H. FOLKENBERO. ' Tone her' of violin; orchestra, practice for students: also a de partment far adjusting and re pairing violins. If you desire i rollablo violin outfit, call at the studio, room 4, College Bldg., 81 N. Grape 8t. Phone 260-J. Painting and Papcrhanglng II. MARX, Oeneral Painting Con tractor, tinting, paporhanglng, carpentering, repairing. Phono 178-j. Kos. 67 Summit. Plnno Inslruntlou FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher of I'lano nnd Harmony. Halght Music Htudlo, 318 Liberty Blag. Phone 72. i . 169tf Printers and Publisher - MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Has the best equipped printing office In Houthern Oregon, Bookbind ing, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland price. 37 N. Fir 8t. , Radio RciMllrlng RADIO REPAIRING The Muelo Ilox, 402 East Main St., Phone 433, has an expert radio tech trlcian from the factory. We muko a spo,cinlty of expert repnlr , work and guarantee it. 8polal consideration to dealers. Transfer EADH TRANSFER ft STOKAOH CO. Office 111 N. Fir St. Phone 315, Prices rlghL Ser vice guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER ft 8TORAOH' Ssrvlee guaranteed. 20 S, Ornpe Ht 'Phone R4 nf eeafffene insa - Wlnrtmv Cleaning LET OEORCIB DO IT Houe cleaning, floor waxing, Jnnltor service, (loo. A. beeiy. ph 601-J of 1171, '
