TEDFOTvD ITC TRTBUyE. fEDFORD. OREP.OX. SATURDAY. .T A XI A TIY VI 1920.
IXGE FTVTJ
INEZ FERGUSON, NEW 1
CENTRAL POINT RELIEF
CORPS HEAD INSTALLED
i-RNTKAL VOJXT, Ore., Jan. 13.
, Sp.ri:il.) Tin- imnlsou Rollof
I'on's 1 - J 1 their annual
luiiKliit-t at noun Siiiunluy, Janu
ary fill). At 2 p. in. installatiun
io'k place with Mr.-. Kmina (ip-.-fan
us InstiiMin ifi'ifiu Aliv.. l-r-m-stint
Hostel as t'omiiictrt's. Tin
tVillnwitiK officers weie iu;alli-il
for tin yenr 1 1 J : Problem. Inez
rVrmison; senior vice-proMilent,
Kvu Smith : junior viei-iresiili-ni,
.lyrile DulJuque; ehaiibtin, .Mary
Otiey; necretary. Alary RU-hn rdsnn :
. lr.'!isunr. .";irrle WVh-h; oomluct -re
Mmm:t tiJi-anon: assistant oon
iluct: es;:, Iteswio (larreii; Muunl.
-1 va (.'oppenKer; Assist unt uaril,
I'-Ithol Southwell; musfcian, Lulu
Sirohrncler: press correspondent.
I'lurn Kttrra; ptn, Inst., Tillie Ala
ile: first color-bearer. Kll'iihoih
l-nher; second color-In -arer, Krnui
HfdniHith; third color-hearer, Wa
va C'ummlnKs: fourth color-bearer.
Alary Tlij?krcnlnthem.
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Itnanns nnd
dauuhlers, the Misses Ifroberta and
Herniece, and the Misses Klizabeth
and Kthelyn Scott attended the
show at the t'raterian Monday
nipht.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. F. Wilbur and
little daughters, lleno and C.ale,
were quests of Mrs. Wilbur's par
ents, KeV. and Airs. J. Al. John--son.
Wednesday.
Little Hetty Frye, who is very
ill with pneumonia, was taken to
the Snored Heart hospital Tues
day. Miss FHzabeth Scott up-tit Satur
day in Med ford, the Kuest of Miss
Jeanette Trill.
Airs. Inez Ferguson entertained
the Past firand uliih at her home
Tuesday afternoon. ("luessiiiK names
were played, which caused imn-h
merriment. Those presont who en
joyed the afternoon were Mesilam s
rlara Farra. Nellie Simmons, Hetty
l'alikey. Delia Scott. Ida llaniler
FOti, Clara Vincent, Adams, Hostel,
IJinma ileason. Jennie Alerritt.
Waffles and coffee were served by
the hostess.
Betty Farrier, who has been
finite ill. Is able to be up around
tho house, but will not return to
school for a while.
Kvcrett Scoti is driving a truck
for the K niters Wholesale company
of Ashland and Medford.
The state president of the Ko
bekah'' lodwe, Mrs, houi:;e Perozzl
of Ashland, attend the Kebekali
lodtfe Wednesday evening in t'en
tra Point.
Airs. A T. Drfsko of Vortlnno
a nd M rs. J . I i . 1 low inn n of Al ed -ford
were callers al the ti. F. Fox
home Saturday. Airs. Drisko and
Airs, liowman are sistors, Mrs.
Drisko visited in Medford two
weeks.
Misa Clara Anderson, a trained
nurse of Portland, who has been
vi.siiiiiK her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
yum -Anderson, returned to her
home .Monday.
Ted Alorara Is finite ill with the
flu.
Lester At a tin, who has been em
nloved bv the Copco at K lamatli
Falls, returned home for a few
days, then left for C.lendale, where
he is employed by the same com
pany. Halph LeVee has returned to
Jtuttc Falls wheic he is employed.
.Mrs. Clarence ire.-diam was
taken to the Community hospital
Tuesday, wlmre she was operated
upon on Wednesday.
J. 11. Lees, "llrandpa as he is
familiarly known, who has been
in the hospital at Jacksonville, be
came homesick and was broiiKht
home last week. He seems a little
hotter.
J.H.Leo nurd, superintendent of
the state training school for boys
at Chehalis, Wnsh.. is here visit
, lntr his sister. Mrs. W. K. Chauncy.
Wm. Wilson and wife and child
of Portland. Airs. Pearl Italko of
San Francisco and Thomas and
Chester Wilson of Keno, Ore., have
returned to their homes after be
ing called here by the death of
their father, Simpson Wilson. Mrs.
Magijie Henderson, another daugh
ter, from Fresno. Cal.. will remain
with her mother a hri time.
Next Tuesday night. December
1 r. Central Point basketball team
will play Jacksonville at that place.
Airs. VanZiimlt Is taking treat
ments at the hospital in Jackson
ville. Airs. C. F. Quackenbush spent
Christina and the holidays with
her mother at Weed, Cal. While
there the children were ill and they
returned home Sunday, accom
panied by her mother, Mrs. Dora
Lynch, who remained until Thurs
day, then left oh the train for her
home.
Ike Davison, accompany by Miss
Hildeiiarde Lance and her mother,
'Airs. C. F. Lnnge. drove to Diyton,
Ore.; Tuesday to visit Mr. Davi
son's parents. They then drove to
Portland, returning Saturday.
Frank Miller is remodeling his
home, making many built-ins and
a breakfast nook. H being n fi"
carpenter, knows how It should
be done.
Miss Elizabeth Duncan and Miss
T-nvIda Culbertson, who are attend
ing Normal school at Ashland,
spent the week end with their pur
cnLs In Central Point, .returning
Sunday evening.
The Tloyal Neighbor camp was
entertained by Mrs. onnl Haley at
her country home. Following th
ficern. the hostess served a de
licious luneh. She was iis.-lsted by
Airs. Lottie (Jregory. A very, pleas
ant afternoon was enjoyed.
Airs, liay Proncrt of Nebraska,
who ha been visit in? her aunt.
Mrs. J. ,T. Orim. experts to re
mnin until the last of February.
I. M. Howe slipped nn the walk
Thursday In miHi n m-mner ns to
dislocate ht shoulder.
Mr. and Mrs. R- F Wilbur and
daughters Ilene and flute f Med
ford are vIMtlng Mr. and Mrs. Hoy
Williams. Mr. Wilhur in employed
in th Carlson orchard.
The Berenn Hible diss of the
Federated church hM Its monthly
meeting at the home of lie- and
bringing UP FATHER
! mmi'krsM .. n utxk cr i rr,
i jmm iiF 1 Lfl
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THE NEBBS Spumed
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I PEAKiUT Vkj A WOMAM100,OOOl 1 WAJT ELM j OF THAT ?.ME ABSOLuTEW TALK TO-SVLLV, OUT l
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'cPeAMUTS ? I . JTf iii ' ' A MOW PE COX ASAiD MeAM WOGOS J
j "" ' ''(CoprtjM. IW by Tbc Bill 8rto.l ) 1"" ile U !i .1 0!
Mrs. .1. .M. .ohnson Wednesday. A
i;ood attendance was present. Th"
ilevotlonals were eonduet'd by Mr".
1.. (.'. (irimes. 'Phe ineetitlu opened
by .siiu.in! "Preelous Name." pray
er by Kev. Johnson and the tmi
f; relation repeating the Lord's
prayer; .solo by Miss Uerniee Hur
ler. The eleetion of officers took
place after the business was dis
posed of. The following officers
were elected for th ensiiini; year:
President, Mrs. It. W. Xiehols: vice
president, Mrs. I'aul Martin; srere
tary-treasurcr, Mrs. Inez Ferguson;
class feacher. Kev. J. M. Johnson.
.. Class nmttn. II. Tim. 2-1 n. The
committee in charge of the enter
tainment were Mrs. Wm. Fergu
son and Mrs. K. K. Scott. Tin
penny relay race created much ex
citement and merriment. Refresh
ments of (sandwiches, apple and
cream pie. coffee and ( tea, were
served by the committee In charge,
There-were about 30 who enjoyed
the affair.
Miss Jessie Meahrook. is spend
ing the week jcnd with her friends,
the M isseji Helen and Irene Lam
pert, i
Pn si nee-.
POKTI.ANU. Ore., Jan. 2.tAt
Wholesale prices:
liCTTKlt Lower; standards.
44c: nrinie first. 44c. .
KOGS Lower; rresh standard'
; extras. 34c; fresh standard firsts. !
i 3-c; fresh medium firsi.s. 30c.
i .MFIJv I'.utterfat. .cent lower; .
i raw milk (4'i), S2.85 ewt., deliv-1
ered Portland, less 1 . Butter-'
fat: Station, 4tic: track, 47c; de
livered at Portland, fi0?i 52ct
Poultry, onions, jiotJitoes. wool,
nuts, hay. eascara bark and hops,
all steady ami unchanged.
I Kan Franc lci Itutterfnt.
Uvestot-k.
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 12. MV
' Toiais ior week, appnximately.
: cattle -2NS 5, calves 2N, nogs tiT'.tii,
j sheep i:so.
j CATTLE Compared with week
1 ago: Steers, mostly 2 to 50 cents
' lower. She stock steady to 2 6c
lower. Hulls and Valves, steady
; to strong. Hulk good steers, $11
to $11.2."i; one load each, $11.40
! tn ?ll.tiU; less desirable kings.
$10.75 down; off quality, down to
! SX.fiii. Top heifers, in loads, ?lo.5".
; Top cows, $!t.50. . Hulk desirable
, she stock,' ?S.7Ti lip. Off quality,
I fs down. Low cutters, down B and
' under. Hulls, mostly $7.25 to $s.
Pest light vealers, up to $14.25.
Calves, I'll down.' Heavies and
thins, down to $7.50.
Hogs, compared with week ao
mostly f0 rents lower, except
ifeeder pigs, strong , to 15 cents;
i higher. Hulk light butchers, JD.50.1
! A few decks Monday at ,n.flr; ;
, over and under weights, $9.35
Idown, mostly ii.25 down. Ex- i
'trome heavies and slaughter pigs,.
s.no and ?S.r.0; packing sowir
mo.Mly, (1.75 to $7.25; ftt'rter plKsj
mostly $8.50; few early In week,.
i$s.r,5.
Sheep, compared with week ago;
Uimbs, $1.00 to $1.75 higher. ,
1 Veaiiings. 50 to 75 cents up. Kwes '
steady. fPl to choico S5 and
pound full-wooled fed Mt. Adams '
lambs. $13.00 to $14.00; choice S;"- I
pounI clipped lambs. $11.50; year-!
lings and ewes practically absent,
i Yearlings quoted nominally up
to 1 1.50. Kwes. $.5o down. j
Wall Street Report
1 NEW YORK, Jan... 12.
Heavy wk -end prnflt-tiiklnir ar
..nnt iint. il bv lhmldntlon inplrrd
hy a revival of itnei.n.n"fK "f Oie
i-odit 11 iint fim turned tin couth1
of piiN-s r"in;tlonary In today'
brief marUet MfMlon. Hvenil pool
1 opfi.noiH Hlnrtrd yesterday, falle-l
to follow throuch. with the result
'that storks nought by traders "for.
ft nttiL turn" wrrp dumiel OVer-j
honrd. Ihw1 of 1 to 7 point
were scattered over a wide liet of I
THE MARKETS
bsiH-s. villi only a few specialties
i-ho wing i adept mb nt strenib.
Wright A'ro, .ii'ter selling down
to. :'t;2, hot up to u. witiiin !
j points id" its record figure and
1 closed at 27 U.
The elos ng was heavy. Total
ales approxiinatvd l.TtiU.nilO.
Kialto Sunday - ,
"T.ixi 13," in which- the famed
fun -maker, (.'hester t'onklin, hftK
the featureil- rolet-Miiuert -to the
Kialto theatre tomorrow.
Angus MacTavish. night ha wit
taxi driver, who Innocently in
volve hlmnelf with a gang of
crooks, 1h depleted upon the Ki't'een
with the deshalde blending of
comedy, suspense and heart, inter
est .
in the hilarious role of the hap
less cabby, father of eleven chil
dren, and whose mission in lift is
to scrape together- the first pay
ment on a new taxleab. Chester
Oonktin tempers his familiar high
class comedy with touches of
pathos and genuine dramatic feol
ing. YORK. Pa.. Jan. 11. P A
verdict of murder In the first de
gree with a . recommendation of
life imprisonment was found to
day again John Curry. 14-year-old
accomplice in the witchcraft
slaying of Nelson D. Uehmeyer.
While the jury was considering
the- Curry verdict, the trial of the
third defendant,' Wllbcrt Hess, was
started.
Summons for Publication.
In the Circuit murt of the State of
Oregon for Jackson County.
HuHh Li. Calhoun. Plaintiff,
vs.
Vllllam lturnett and Louisa Bur
nett, his wife: unknown heirs of
William Hurnett. deceased;
Charles J. Sechrlst and Mrs.
Churles J. Sechrlst. his wife; un
known heira of Charles J. Se
chrlst, deceased; John E. Rob
bine and Mrs. John E. Robbins,
. his wife; unknown heirs of John
VI. Robhl ns. decen sed : Ti. P.
Smith and Mrs. D. F. Smith, de
ceased; Kdmona Anderson, un
married; Carl E. Anderson, un
married; Dona lit Anderson and
S. Norman Anderson, unmarried,
1 widow and heirs at law of W.
E. Anderson, deceased, and Hazel
Anderson, wife of said Donald
Anderson, also all other persons
or parties unknown claiming any
right, title, estate. Hen or inter-
est In Ihc renl estate described
in the complaint herein, Defend
ants. To each, evory and nil of the
above named defendants:
. In the nnme of tho State of Ore
gon: You are hereby summoned
and required to appear in the above
entitled Court and cause and an
swer the complaint on file herein
against you within four weekh from
ine ::nu nay oi uccemoer, j-.r,
the date of the first publication or!
ihffl flummoriM.
You are hereby further notified
that. If you fall to appear and
miHwer ftafd complaint within aatd
time, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In
na Id corti plaint, a Hticcinct state
ment whereof Ik:
That each and alt of the defend
ants above mimed be required to
fully Ht forth any and all right,
title, estate, lien, claim or intercut
whatsoever that they or any of
them may have or clnlm to hove
in, to. or upon tho following de-M-rlbed
(ract of real property liqu
ated In J'kon County, Oregon,
to-wit: O
The East 2? rod of the North
west 1 i of the Southwest fi of
S-eton 16 In Township 3H Houth of
RahKf- 1 West of the Willamette
.Meridian, or any port thereof.
That each and all of the eluims
that may bf mndn on the fbirt of
any or nil of said defendants in or
to s:ild real property or any part
hereof ho adjudged and declared
tu h- null and void; that tho plain
tlf herein be decreed to be tho
owner in fe simple of said real'
property, free and clear of any
riirht or clnlm whatsoever on the
part of Kiitd defendants, or any of
r-f,
mem.
Tbut each and all of the defend'
ULJM
S
ants herein and each and all per
sons c 1 a I m i n g or to claim by.
thtouyh or under them or any nt ,
' them, be forever enjoined, restrain
ed and barred from u.erting. at - ;
tempting to establish, or claiming
any right, title, estate, lien or in-'
erest whatsoevi r in. to, or upon
said property fir air.- part or parcel I
thereof and that plaintiff's title to
.said premises be forever fjuleted ,
land set at rest. -
For such other and further re- I
, lief a.s the Court may deem just
and equitable. i
! Dale of order for publication of
this b'ummons is December -IMsl, :
I'OKTKR J. MCFF. !
rttiorney ior riiumiu.
i2 Cnolt v Kullding,
Medford, Oregon.
CLAS3IRLU ADVERTISING RATE8
Rsloi per word for first Intflrtion, . 8u
oh lucuecdlno Iniertfon, lot minimum
25o. Index your adi with For 8al,
Rnt. etc., and count these words, as well
as each Initial, telerihont numur, ate, at
a word.
Classified ads cash In ndvano and not
takon over phone, unlets advartlsar hi'i
monthly aocount. No allowanoa lor pbont
errors.'
ilKI.P AVATi:D MAL10
WA.NTKD Wood ruters to cut on
. shares:, good timber. Inquire 213
N. P.eatty St. 2!'3
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED General repairing,
locksmlthlng, phonograph re
pairing. Bicycles, trlcyclea and
wagons for children sold very
reasonable on time. Call and
deliver. Medford Cycle & Repair
Shop, successor to Liberty Re
pair Shop, l'J N. Fir St. Phone
2C1. Chas. Ffshor, Prop. 243tf
WANTED - Housework, day or
hour. Phone 134T.-X. 27
WANTED SUSCKTiliAN KOU8
WANTED Heavy logging team.
James Da vies, Jacksonville. 2!'H
WANTED Fat hogs. O. K. Hquler,
Klamath Packing Co., Klamath
Falls. Phone 21-F-3. 2!7
I WANT to buy about 40-acre hear
ing pear orchard. Price must be
right. Pay 1-3 cash. Pox 42, Mail
Tribune. 2 ft 3
WANTED To trade electric May
tng motor for muti-motor or for
machine complete. Phone May
tag Shop, phone 1206. 203
HAVE your furniture upholstered,
refinished or re-glued. A. N.
Thlbnult, Telephone ini0-li. 2ti7
WANTED Hoarder and roomer;
close In- 22S S. Holly. Phone
705-X. 28Ctf
WANTED
j H35-.M.
Fat poultry.
phone
204
WANTED Wood. WIli trail- good
used car for wood. Armstrong's
Garage. Tel. 18. 253tf
nrsiNnss opportunities
FOR HALE Rooming house fur
niture 11 rooms, $250. Will H
Wilson. , 203
(FOR SALE Dandv business: In
j voice about $0000; good payroll'
lown. wui Kike itouw to ?a&oa,
Helling on Account of health. 1
). Pox 1 9 ft. Jacksonville.
293
FOK SA j E - LI V KSTOCK
KOK KALE Milk cov. just fresh.
Peter Flek, Jacksonville. Phone
3f.3. I'll 2
PrK HALE Two fresh youm,'
cows. Ruuto 1, Pox 15, Neil
Creek, Ashland. 29
FOR HALE Dairy cown.
Ilrownsboro Htore.
Inquire
299
WANTED
To Buy for Cash
All Your
SECOND-HAND
FURNITURE
Scott Woolf
tTHEM OKI enFOKE V C.IT N1
THEHOUE- SHE MAV 6C
929, Intt Feature Scrvic. lCy GntaT Brltalu Tijthta
FOK 1IK.VT M-onm furnished
apartment with garden, M5. Iti
uuire LM:t Keatty St. S'.tT
Foil UF.XT S-rninn furnished
apt. Inquire 3ir West i'nd St.
Adult.-. I if
FOK KKNT -incuts,
close
Tel. tllM-X.
- Furnished npart
in. 1 lit F. 11th St.
OU KKNT a-room furnished
apt., separate bath; ground floor,
at 3.1:! W. 2nd, $20 mo; light and
water paid. if
; lii lil'VT
Furulshod apart- '
meni, downstairs, lis llenesee.
FOK KKNT
apartment.
Small furnished
Hotel Holland, (f
FOK KENT Kootoy. furnished
apartment, close in; water, lights,
$14. 337 W. 10th. l'hone loll.
'1 !) '1
FOR RENT Deatrnhln apt,
Grand.
Hotel l
2!t5
FOR RENT 3-room furnished
apartment with garago; fully
modern; hot and cold water and
light supplied. Sunrise Super
Service Station, corner 12th and
Riverside. 2U3lf
FOR RENT Modern furnished
aparlimmt. 34 5 North Hart let t.
Tel. 753-M. 27Stf
FOR RENT Furn. 2-rm. apts.;
private bath, electric range, hot
and cold water. Phone 12. 2ltf
FOR RENT Furn. 2 and 8-rm.
apts.; garage. 604 W. 10th.
166tf
FOU RENT HOtVSKS
FOR RENT House nt 132 So,
Grape St., furnished. See Will
H. Wilson or Phone 554 or 417.
2U3
FOR RENT Small modern fur
nished houKu; electric range and ,
garage; 5 minutes drive from
Main and Central in the conn-
try; $25 per mo. Phone 534-W. I
FOR RENT 4 - room furnished'
house; electric range, hardwood !
floor. Call 1323-L. t3 N. Cen
tral. ' 205 j
FOR RENT 4-room ;iouse. kal
somined and cleaned. 509 N.
I Riverside. Phone H77-W. 203
FOR RENT New 5-room bunga
low; fireplace, hardwood floors,
electric range. Inquire 513 W.
2nd. 204
FOR RENT A largo regldonee
close In. Iqulro 417-J-2. ?70lf
FOR RENT 7-roon stucco house,
with , basement; at 1128 West
Main. Inquire 1005 West Main.
2Gltf
FOR RENT Homes. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown & White.
' 47tf
Clean rags wanted at Uio Mall
Trlhunn office. tf
Olt HICXT MIM'Klif.ANKOI'S
FOR RENT Furnished 2-rnnm
cabin; IlKhtK and water iaii.
. 322. 8. Central, 2lt3
FOR RENT Furnished cabin;
IlKlitN, water, ganiKe, $12. 124
Llueoln. 295
FOR RENT Bachelor cabin. 44T
H. Front. 293
YOIX IlKNT 10-ncro tract, closo
In. I'hnnc 437-V. Iff
I.OHT Purse roninlnlnK eonslrtpr.
Me money. scmewliHre lelwi:en
. Uurdi'll ami (:ik. Ili-wuril If
r.-tui7i-t to W .Mi'dfor.l llldt.-.
LOST Trl-r olorcd collie dog nbout
ft months old. Liberal reward
for return lo It. .1. Henry, phune
1 1QS1.X. K20 l:nl Main HI. 2'"3
FURS FURS
TRAPPERS NOTICE Wo Bra In
a position to handle all your skins.
8ee us before you sell, i .
Medford Bargain House I
j V N. Orapa BU Phone IOC 1
By George McManus
COLLI
TWO- I' LLC
U.Sa
-THE.-.
wiyrcJ.-
on itrsT i i itNisiirn
ItOOMS
Folt KKNT Nice front bedroom,
private entrance; - heat, board.
1 ,13 North Oakdale. l,t4
Misci:M..r:ois
Sl'KCIAU 1KJUIKMKNT f"r haul
ing livestock. Jlawley Transfer,
till) N. Riverside. 1'hone 1041-X.
AN VWJIKUJ? KOU IlIRK Ten
pass. Iiuh; low rates, Tel. Chan,
It. Howard, 1 12H. ' 2fi7tf
11KDUCKD winter rates on all lo
cal and long dlstanco hauling.
Insured carriers. Hawley Trans
fer, tllil No. ItlversUlu. phone.
.1044-X. 2!)!J
L'AHH PAID for rr, hldos and
pelts. Johnson's Market, 828 N.
Orapo St. Phono 1)7. 43tf
FOK SAMC IIOMRS
FOR HALF ClIIJAP il-room house
in fine condition. No reasonable
offer refused. Small payment
down, balance like rent. Imme
diate possession. Call owner,
FH3-L. 203
FOK KALFv REAL KHTATK
REAL OPPORTUNITY 100 acres
valley's richest soil; 4 miles of
Medford; good fl-room house, big
barn, garage, mlik house, gran
ary, workshop and chicken house.
Rig spring piped to house and
barn; fine family orchard; all
woven wiro fenced; irrigation
water available If desired. Ad
Joining orchards held al $1 m0
an acre. Huy this wonderful
place now for $100 an acre,
everything Included. Terms of
fered. D. E. Mlllnrd Co., 419
East Main. Phono 022. 22
FOR SALE 5 acres, 2 'i miles
from Medford; flue road, school,
electricity, city water; 4-room
house, parage, chicken bouses,
45 laying hens, 2 acres alfalfa,
good soil. Bargain price $1500;
Only $250 cash, bnlance $20 a
mouth nt C.
Wonderful bargain, 2H ncrcs
on Par. hi way, adjoining Med
ford; 5-rm. modern homo, brood
er house, new chicken house for
1000 hens; Irrigated, rich soil;
berries and fruit. Price $4200,
on easy terms.
Two lota 100x100, now 3-room
house; berrlci and young trees:
rich soil; east side; $680; $180
cash, bal. like rent.
2 acres, 3 miles iut; good
soil, 2 -room house; school bus
to Medford. Only V '(.'!); will take
small car,
flood lot, closo In, all clear,
$450; only $20 down, balance $15
n month. Other bargains too.
Hen uh,
THE D. TO. MILLARD CO..
411) East Main. Phono U22.
' 205
FOR HALE 2ff0-ae.ro farm with
Kood bulldlmtH, Price only $IH
per acre; very easy terms or
trade, E. H, Tinny, 310 Liberty
HldK. ' 207
Fori flALfc ncres In Htraw
' berry Park; new R-room house,
ilomeNtla water; soil Is free Hear
rreek bottom, Homu In and un
der ditch. An assured Income of
J1200 to 140(1 per year. We
start you. Hmall down payment,
balance as low us $12 per month.
Property Hliown by appointment
only. Phone VJ2 (evenlllKS 10211
Y). 2titf
WHEN YOU think of real estate,
p Tlron White tf
WANTED ,
We Buy for Cash
All Used Furniture
and Stoves
Call 505 :
W. A. KINNEY
Furniture, House
315 East Main -
I "i i I . I ..
wannr. i
MEIuMeHOOD -
1 ' :
I :
By SOL HESS
K( K ).M modern house to trade
for Ashland or Marshfleld home
See us at once. K. C. Corn, Mont
gomery Ward Kldg. 10
r)ll SAMO-POl-I.TUY
CALL Square Deal Hatchery for
chicks and hutching. Rocks.
Reds, Leghorns nothing better,
llli; E. Main. Phone OIU-L.
ays
FOR SALE Ml Leghorn hensi.
vrs. old : also improved Giant
Sol Hot brooder, automatic
thermostat control, ll o w a r d
Work. Wanner (.'reek. 2 mil
from Talent. 203
PRIZE-WINNING Rronze turkey
cockerels, 20-2!) lb., $10.50- $12;
pullets, 14-10 Hi., $5.50-$7. Mrs.
Arch Wasson, Harrlsburg, Ore.
. 29S
FOR S ALIO Haby chicks from
Hollywood strain White Leg-
" horns, 15c. Lyons electric brood
ers, half price. Wiuaiis Poultry
Farm. 2!
FOR HALF ALTOMOIULKS
FOR SALE For cash, $175, late
model '2 4 Jewetl touring; has
been well kept and Is now equip
ped with $75 worth of tires that
have hardly been used: new
Phi loo diamond grid large size
battery; motor recently over
hauled ; good Dueo paint Job,
This car is a real huy at this
price, . Can be bought on term
payments for $200. Write Box
17, Mail Trlbuno if you mean
huslncKS. 202
- ARMSTRONG OFFERS
1020 LICENSE FREE
Wo are making this offer for ten
(10) days only on tho best guar
anteed used cars in town.
Lowest Terms.
ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC.
Hudson-Essex and Ohlsmoblle
N Cadillac and La Hullo.
Tel. IX. 281tf
FOK SALIC MISCELLANEOUS
; FOR SALE Choico alfalfa hay.
Phone 355-R-2. Jl3
FOR SALE 1 4-Inch body oak
wood, $3 per tier nt ranch. C.
C. Hoovor. Phone 697-U-2. tf
FOR BALE Wood: Iiody fir, $3;
laurel and oak, $3.50; fine hard
wood for fireplace nt reasonable
prices. Phone 3-F-3, 297
IKOK HAI.K Klvctrlc sweeper.
vni'iU'tte sweo)m banjo mill cnm
iiixM fluff rut;, xnltiir. (.'all :i;ir,
H. Hlvi'l-sUle. . 2!I3
l''OU HA A'l Haled liny.
1 11 !!-!,.
Phune
320
KOU HAI.K tiray wicker baby
carrlaKc In good condition. 4 n
ItoHs t.'nuii. 202
KOU HAI.K Hecond hand sewln
mnchlne. Phono 1323-W. H3H
No, Central.
KOU HAI.K Choi hay, either
baled or loose, 10, II. Hush, Med
ford, Ore. Phono 20(1-11-3. 2H5
KOIt HAI.K Wood for fireplace
und hlK heater. Phono lir.O-.r-S.
2r,
FOIt HAI.K lleos, 13.00 hlvo. In
qulro Hcrmnnsou's Feed Store,
, Control Point. s4
FOR BALIS trseft sewing ma
chines; all makes, $5 up; torms
If desired. All makes rented
and repaired. Whits Sewing
Machine Co., 14 No. Bartlett.
lltf
FOR BALE For sand and gravel,
sediment and general teaming,
Phone 912-J. Sam'l Batemun.
tf
(FOKHaJ.K Apples Xoltsenbergs,
and Newtowns. Growers Ex
change, Kir and 8th 8ts. 220tf
nrsiNKss DiitKCTonT
Abslrnctors
.MCRRAr AIIHTHACT CO. Ab
s'racts of Title, Title lnnurnnco.
, llnorns 3 end 5, No. 82 North
Central Avo., upstairs
.IACKHOV CO.
ABSTRACT '.
Ahstnicis of Title
and Title tnur
onrc Tho only
complete Title
System In Jack
son County.
III SINKSS DIRECTOnT
C'liiiHipriH'lio VlirUclans
L)K. C. W. HOFFMAN Chlro
pruclic Xerv SpeclallHt. Offira
houra 9 to 12; 2 to 5. 203-2U4
l.it.erty liig. Office phone 6H0;
Hfs. phone "90-11.
Dl:. EIVIXD f. KKI.SOX Chiro-prac-tor.
Sp'Pifi: C'liiropractio
inljufllniPnts piv.-n nt 329 Xor(h
Kivrr.siil". Oliit ft Injurs: 0:3u li
::iu i. in.
Crtnlrnclors
R. I. STUART & SONS General
Contractors, Including base
ments, ditches, all kinds oC
cement and concrete work. R. I.
Stuart, 217 Appl. phone 643;
Gilbert Stuart, 17 Ross Court,
phone flfitl-M. Miles Stuart, 608
H. Nwtown. phnn 5fl
Kxpert Accountant
FRAZIER ACCOUNTING SERV
ICE Operating the most com
plete anil modern bookkeeping
service in So. Ore.- Audits, in
stallations, income tax. W. A.
Fra.lcr, Public Accountant. Tel.
GO 5.
WILSON AUDITING CO. 13. M.
Wilson. C. P, A. Attention given
to anything In accounting and
Income Tax Requirements. Look
into our simplified accounting
method. Liberty BIdg., Medford.
Phone 157-R.
A. OK IN SCITENCK Accountant
and auditor. Systems installed.
Income tax specialist. 410 Med
ford Hullding. Phono 326.
Financial
WE LEND MONEY to worthy
people to pay their honest debts.
Pacific Coast Credit Association,
423 Medford RMg., Medford. Ore.
tf
Freight Transportation
PIERCE TRUCKING CO., Med
ford to Portland and San Fran
cisco. Furniture moving a spec
ialty. Phone 55 or 437-R-2.
LO NO Dl STA NCE 11 At Ll NO
Medford - Klamath truck lino.
Dally service. Ponded carriers.
Hpeclal rates on load lots. Auto
Freight terminal. 3t S. Fir. TeL
1033.
CALL Portlnnd-Medford Truck
Lino for through or Intermediate
point service. Sixtcen-hoiir ser
vice to and from Portland. Phone
500, Medford. Auto freight ter
minal at 30 S. Fir. Medford
General Trucking,
GENERAL TRUCKING Also wood
for sale. Jess Richardson, Cen
tral Point, trail 54. a4
Insurance
EARL S. TUMY All forma of In
surance. Fire, Auto, Life, Acci
dent, Ponds. Phone 402. 301
Liberty iildg.
Interior Decorator
INTERIOR DECORATING, paint
ing, paperhanglng and floor wax-
( ing. Fred Gardner. Phone 731-W-2.
Res. Perrydnle, Jackson
ville Highway.
Loans on Homes
LOANS on homes now . built ol
under construction. Eight pel
cent and no stock to carry. Real
flci'vlce. Monthly payments, -
Banister Agency. Inc., 100 W,
Main. Tel, 1230.
Money to Loan
MONEY TO LEND To worth)
people to pay their honest debu
Securities of all kinds accepted
Jennings Loan Office, 6 S. Fror4
MONEY TO LEND $50 to $25(1
to loan on- furniture or good ae.
curlty of most any kind. . Con
tritcts discounted. Thomas Roai
ty Co., Room 12,' Pulm BlockV
cor. Main and Front, upstairs.
Loff Tlmo
Real KMnto
fs - Mortgage Loan
C . Phono 1323
Commercial Finance Corp.
V Meilfortl, Oregon, .
Do You Need Money?!1
We mnlto short time loans.
Transactions strictly confidential
817 Liberty Blilg. phone 670-R.
11. H. Unnlater. H. C. Christian
. Monuments
TUB OHI5CSON GRANITR CO.
Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Oon
ernl Manager; P. M. Korahaw,
Sales Mnnager. 302 iJ. Front
at.. Meutord.
Music
THORVAL H. FOLKENllBRQ.
u ii u r uf. viuun; orcnestra
practice for students; also a de
partment for adjusting and re
pairing violins. If you desire a
reliable viulln outfit, call at Hie
studio, room 4, College Bldg,, 11
N. tlrape Kt. Phune 269-J.
Palming nnil Paiierhangtug ,
II. MAUX, General Painting Con
tractor; tinting, paporhanging.
cnrpcntcrlnB. repairing. Phons
178-J, lies. 67 Summit.
Plnno Instruction
KUED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher
of Piano and Harmony. Halght
Music Htitdlo, 318 Liberty Hide;.
Phono 72. , . 169tf
Printers and Publishers
MKOFOUD PRINTING CO Has
tho best equipped printing office
' In Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, luoso lenf ledgers, billing
systems, etc. Portland prices. 27
N. Fir Bt. . .
Ttadlo Repairing
RADIO HEPAIRINO The Muslo
Box, 4U2 Eust Mnin St., Phone
433. has an expert radio tech
triclan from the factory. We
muko a specialty of expert repair
work and guarantee It. Special
consideration tt dealers.
Transfer
EAV)H TRANSFER & STORAQR
CO. Office 111 N. Fir St.
Phone 813. Prices right Ser
vice guaranteed. 1
DAVIS TRANSFER A STORAGE
Service guaranteed. 20 8. Ornps
Ht Phone 4
Window Cleaning
LET OEOltGE DO IT House
cleaning, floor waxing, janitor
service. Geo. A. Beely. Phoa
SOI-J or 1171,