" MEDFORD 'MIIE TRIBUNE rEDFOBD, ORP.OOX. - FRTTVXY. FEBRUARY B,
PXfm-FTO
BOGGS TELLS SOLONS
LOAN COMPANIES NOT
LIKE BANKS FOR TAX
SALE.M, Ore.. Feb. '. (Special)
fVu can't lax ua ifto banks bo
causa we're not like banks in many
respectB. It's either all not laconic
np none. 1 can't set an arbltrarv
figure," declared Oliver C. Hosns
of .Medford, in opposing the build
ing and loan clause in house hill
No. 279, which proitoses an excise
tax. A bearing wns held on the
bill Wednesday and was larselv at
tended by nkins men or the
os into.
"There, Is a clause deducting all
intereiou deposits in banks, but
the building and loan associations
are only allowed a limited exemp
tion. The mutual loan companies
exiet only to build homes and you
tax their deposits. Our Income is
what wo have left after deducting
expenses or operation and what we
pay for money. We are much likj
a bank, except that we must pay
more for money, iianks pay 4 per
cent, while wo must pay 7 and S
per cent. It Is a case of supply
and demand entirely. Every bor
rower must buy stock eiiunl to the
loan. Why should a borrower pat
more than one who owns his home';
We have no other source of reve
nue than what the home owner
pays us and if you tax us yoij fax
the home owner," he said.
After some discussion about a
tax. Representative John II. Carkin
of Medford asked, "What would be i
a tair taxT '
"You mean a franchise tax?" re
plied Mr. Bog'js.
"Yea, how much?" said Catkin.
"About $50 for the size of our
company would be about rlRht,"
Eoggs answered.
The bill, which has caused con
siderable Interest In the state, is
now in the hands of the bouse com
mittee ou taxation and revenue,
awaiting additional hearings on the
measure.
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Daily Meteorological Report
Friday, February 8.
Medford and vicinity: Fair and
continued culd tonight and Satur
day. Lowest tempfraturo, about
14 depreos.
Orepon: Fair and continued
cold tonight and Saturday.
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iAKJil tlata
Tt-mpcrHture (U(Kt. )....
llighost (laxt l'i lira.)..
Lowest (last 12 Ill's.)..
Rel. humidity (pet.)....
Precipitation (Inches)
a;
13
.00
Rlato of weather Clear Clear
Total precipitation since Septem
ber 1, 102S, 8.07 Inches.
Sunset tonay,"li:35 p. m. "' 'rT'
Sunrise Saturday, 7:10 a. m.
Sunset Saturday, :36 p. in.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M,
120th Meridian Time
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CITY 2 ft
3 3
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Baker City 14 -12 Clear
Bismarck .- 4 -22 Clear
Boise 18 6 Clear
Denver .- 2 8 Clear
Des Moines 12 2 Cloudy
Fresno 46 32 Clear
Helena -- 6 -14 Clear
Los Angeles 54 42 Clear
Marshfleld 46 22 Clear
Phoenix 56 38 P. Cdy.
Portland 34 20 Clear
Red Bluff 46 30 Clear
Roseburg 40 18 Clear
Salt Lake , 20 8 Clear
San Francisco.... 46 40 Clear
Santa F 28 14 Snow'g
Seattle 36 24 Clear
Spokane 18-8 Clear
"Walla Walla 8-6 Clear
Winnipeg -20 Cloudy
L. W. DICK, Meteorologist.
I
''''Adjutant Buchanan of the local
Salvation Army post, has received
n comnyinlmatlon lrom Brigadier
Albert E. llaynjon, divisional com
mander, with lteadn.uartern nt Pdit-!
land telliiiK of the solicitations ot
an organization known as the Sa
maritan Army, for funds, and advis
ing that the collectors are headed
this way. It is claimed that, ow-.
ins to tho similarity of names,
funds Intended for the Salvation
Army are unknowingly given to the
Samaritan Army. Adjutant Buch
anan yesterday presented the mat
ter to the Chamber of Commerce
and authorities.
The letter reads:
, "I .have Just received a letter
from Captain Williams telling me
that the Samaritan Army has heen
working in Salem for some tim, j
and it is suggested that they are
headed south. Captain Williams
was able to block them in gettine
a permit to solicit. You should K
on the lookout. Everywhere '.he
Salvation Army announces Its self-1
dental effort somebody comes Into
the field collecting our territory. I
"Anybody collecting In the name :
of the Salvation Army should be
Immediately arrested. If the Sa
marltan Army is working your terr,
rltory you should make it clear to
the public that the Samaritan Army
does not mean the Salvation Army
and people should not contribute j
to them money Intended lor our
organization."
County Judge Alec Sparrow
poke before the Rotary club of
Ashland yesterday on "Indigents
and County Budgets."
BRINGING UP FATHER .
BY CollV I've hum out or
BXCU-S.E.'o Ft-R OTTIlvl' OUT AJ'
MACOie LOOKS PRETT OrHE.
ASOOT OMETrilN'- SEE' 1 Wl'bH
I COULO TMIK1K
OCXs SOOD
s , ONE.- 1 X It I I I
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THE NEBBS Stubborn Kid
i swoulo advise, miss aopuebv, TwoulOnjt cwea awcoov LWoo most lMANfi -J
l VJOUI-D ADVISE., MISS
TMAT WME-lvJ VOO COME 1MTO CCXiTJ
OEES5 INJ SOM&E6 ATTICE., PRACnce
uookisjGj sad befoee
AMSVUEC AL.L QUESTIOMS M A
sTBEr-lBUIMS VOICE ANJD
At-W. WEM L SROVAJ
TMBOW INJ A SMALL
BENSON CLASS IN
VAUDEVILLE TURN
Tonight, at Frank's Playhouse in
the ChllderH building, the pupils of
Eve Hmison'w dawinj? academy will
present a highly entertaining pro
gram of vaudeville and ditneintr for
the benefit of the Kpi.soopnt church
organ fund. An elaborate array of
dance acts and stunts have been
prepared, in which members of
Frank's Comedians will participate
with the dancing academy students.
Attractive costumes hare, Jpeen de
siKnetl .end j.iadt;.jy- ..Mr.Honier
Uted and no detail has been over
looked by Mrs. Henson in making
tonight's benefit entertainment a
signal success.
In addition to the varied dancing
acts, there will be musical sctec
li'ins. monologues, tap dances and
clever skits which will combine In
making a diversified and enjoyable
program. Because of the benefit
show this evening there will be no
stage presentation by Frank's
troupe of comedians.
Notice of SHHlnl Klectlmi.
Nolice is hereby (jlven, that a
ppecial election In and for the
Town of Phoenix and in and for
the territory proposed to be an
nexed to said Town hereinafter par
ticularly described, has heen called
by the Town Council of the Town
of Phoenix and the same will be
held on the 9th day of .March, 12,
between the hours provided by law,
at which election there will be sub
mi ted to the electors of the Town
of Phoenix and to the electors of
said territory the question whether
the boundaries of the Town f
Phoenix Rhall be altered and the
following described new territory
annexed and included therein, to
wit: Beginning at the Southwest cor
ner of the Sam Colver D. L. C. No.
42 on the present boundary of said
Town of Phoenix: and following
the present boundary line of aald
Town of Phoenix as follows:
Running thence Kaslerly on the
.South boundary of said Donation
Land Claim No. 42 to the Ksst line
of Railroad Addition (A Street):
thence along the Ra.st side of A
Street to tho South line of Kim
Street: thence continuing in a
Northerly direction along the Eiist
side of A Street from Elm Street
to Maple Street: thence Easterly
on the North line of -the Colve'r
Orchard tract to the Northeast cor
ner of the same: thence Southerly
to a point 2011 feet south of . the
Southwest corner of Reynolds'
properly, the point nf commence
ment of the description of . the
property to he Included, as afore
said; thence North. ,tHt,M-y along
the boundary line of said Town
ie.r. feet;
Thence leaving the present
boundary line of the Town of
Phoenix and proceeding at right
angles In a southeasterly direction
255 feet; thence at HkIu angk-a in
a Northeasterly direction 1S2 feet
to the Easterly line of the Pacific
Highway thence in a Northwesterly
direction along the Easterly line of
the Pacific Highway 255 feet to the
present boundary line of the Town
of Phoenix; thence In a Westerly
direction along the present bound
ary line of the Town of Phoenix,
to the place of beginning.
The electors of said Town and
the. electors of sold territory are
herehy notified to vote upon such
provision by placing upon their
ballots the words "for annexation''
or "against annexation" or words
equivalent thereto.
The place within said Town nt
which the polls will be open at
said election is Town Hall of the
Town of Phoenix, and the place
within said territory nroposed to be
annexed at which the polls will be
nnen is residence of Lloyd Colvor.
The following named persons have
been appointed and are hereby des
ignated as Judges and clerks of
said election:
In said Town: Mrs. Fred Furrv,
Mrs. Nellie Hearn, Clara L. V1U.
In the territory proposed to he
included: Lloyd Colver, Mrs. Mary
A. Colver, and Mrs. H. L Butler,
by order of the Town Council ol
the Town of Phoenix.
VM. I). BARNES, Mayor.
A. H. FISHEJt, Kccurdcr.
j- . ,. : 1" r 1 T I 1
AOPUE&V,
rue MirsfKDR
OCCASIOM
DRAMATIC,
CCV .
Notice of Sheriff's Snlo.
By virtue of an execution on fore
closure duly issued out of and un
der the seal or the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon, in and for
the County of Jaettson. to me di
rected and dated on tho 23rd day
of January, l:t2!t, in a certain
suit therein, wherein Western Loan
& Building Company, u t'tah cor
poration, as PhlimiL'f, recovered
In
lecree against Kathiyn waiker
and Amos V. Walker, her husband,
and Pine Lumber Company, an
Oregon corporation, the Defend
ants, for the sum of $28(10.0(1 with
Interest at 10 from February 16,
192S. and $31. ys with Interest from
December 1.1, 1H2S, nt 1U:;, per,
annum, and the further sum of
S2SO.00 at attorney's fees, which
decree was enrolled and docket
ed in tho Clerk's office of said
Court in said County on tho 2:trd.
day of .lanunry, 1923.
Notice is hereby given that, pur
suant tn the terms of said execu
tion, I -will on the 2nd day of
March, 1 oaf), at 10 o'clock a. m.
at the front door of the Court
house in tho City of Medford, in
Jackson County, Oregon, offer for
snlo, and will sell a public auction
for cash to tile highest bidder, to
satisfy said decree, t o g tf t h r
with the costs of this sale, subject
to redemption as provided by law.
all of the right, title and lntereHt
that the said defendants, Kathlyn
Waiker and Amos W. Walker and
Pine Lumber Company had on the
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES
Rate oet word for first Iniertion, 2o;
..eh luccaedino Insertion, lo: minimum
25s. Index your adt with Far Sate,
Rent. etc.. and count inesa words, as well
is each Initial, telephone number, eto as
a wnrd
C!aselftd adt oath In advance and not
taken over phone, unlets advertiser has
'..unthly account No allowanoe for psoas
errors
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Car washer desires
work: 2 yrs. experience on high
ly finished cars. Box W. W
Tribune. 319
WANTED Dressmaking. Phone
1574.. 346
WANTED Housework, day or
hour. Phone 1345-X. '.- 327
HKLP WANTED FESlAl,E
WANTED Two prepossessing
saleswomen to sell well adver
tised line. Call in person from
9 to 12 a. tn. 837 W. 2nd St..
MedforJL - . 320
WANTF.Il MIMtK!.l,AKOlT8
WANTED Millions of rabhit skins
and other raw furs. Valcauda
Fur Company, 2131 Western Ave.
Seattle. 313
WANTED Second hand tractor
disc. O. S. Eaton, Grants Pass,
' Ore., R. . 820
WANTED We will help you rent
or sell your property. First In
surance Agency, 30 N Central
Ave. Phono 105. 316tj:
WANTED Will pay cash for your
equity In 1928 Ford or Chevrolet.
Box 65. 320
WANTED Mill man or logger with
10,000 cash for excellent pine
operation. Box D. D., Tribune.
321
FOR RENT HOI'SEKEEPING
ROOMS
FOR RENT Large housekeeping
room. Call 634-L. 120
FOR RENT Modern house, close
In. Phone 9 or 928-X. nf
STOLEN
8TOLEN One light constructed
rowboat, painted yellow, itewsrd
for Information Phone 1029.
from 1 to 5 p. m 320
Do You Want a
LOAN
SEE
Redden & Co.
For good loam on Improved
elfy property, ttf North Cen
tral. Phone 720.
ycTrrr ??JT,SfCT:,'TM L 7 Tl TO DO SOME O UT0 SV SUCk'aw n OOULA
I fiURC Old VAK1TTOCOT3 T 3 whE!c F ( HEiy.'6NT OOT i '
Cl-AMCY "JHIN-OICi-euT IT'i, I H ' i ;-l. wif-"6. ? ) AliOOT TREE 1
TOO LATS MOW- I'UCO f) ft 1-anv . ! HOORfii A.CO- J
POWM-'iTAlW AM' COOO-j A'Xf? " 1 lf'
NlWT-bHECAM'THITMt, 1 r JS " j
FERTHAT- gp vf A
) l Fth it
- J ii f l- 1M1 Ktft:a Service, Jiw Grt Brrln rieht rstvl.
I WOULDMT C3tV: MDUDfeMU to ArrA-TLVrc .oru. ac,, fWOOSAMO
Slh day of January, 1028, or now,
have in and to the following de- !
serthed property, situated In the
County of Jackson, State of Ore-j
gon, to-wit:
Ut In Block "3 of the Town, t
now City, of .Medford. j
Dated this 24th day ot January,
l'..'2:i.
RALPH (I. .IEXXIXOS,
Khcriff of Jackson County, Oregon. 1
By olga E. Anderson, Deputy. j
FOR RKNT nOl'SES
FOH KENT K-room house, partly
furnished, including range ami
heater: largo screened porch, ga
rage, churry trecf. berries: eloso
to high school. Phone 72U-L ore-all
at 21X w. Jackson. 321
FOH flENT New f.-room cottage,
2 blocks from Medford Hotel.
Lovely shade; hardwood floors,
fireplace, (do. Phono I2I-X. 324'
FOR RENT--Well furnished house;
Oaa and wood ranKfr-plftrm arid i
Vietrola; newly painted inside, t
For particulars call at 17 So.
Newtown. SlStfe
FOR RENT Cozy furnished small
house for two adults, on court, 1
block from Liberty Hidg; olertric
range. Phono 654 or ,Ti'.l
FOR RKNT Small hou.tr, partly'
furnished. Phone K17-K 320
FOR RENT Completely furnish
ed 5-room bungalow; electric
range. Call at 102 King. :iisti
FOR RENT 3-ronm furnished
house, close in, water paid, 20
u month, inquire 125 S. Holly.
3i:i
FOR RENT Cnfurrilshcd hoils'i
I rooms, bath, garage. 32
FOR RENT Houses on pavement,
from $25 to ?10. Phone 105.
31tf
FOR RENT Furnished house,
close In. Tel. O. V. Myers, 340-.I
or 464. SirJtt
FOR RENT 5-room unfurnished
house at 246 Beatty St. Just
'papered and painted. 320
FOR RENT OR SALTS- New f.
room bungalow with furnace, on
Vancouver Ave., close to Main.
First Insurance Agency, 80 N.
Central Ave. Phone IPS. HOtf ,
FOR RENT OR 8ALE House; 1
rooms, newly painted and paper
ed, at 531 So. Ivy SU Phone
3S3-W for appointment. 304tf I
FOR RENT One 4-room modern
house. Close in. Phone 315.
236tf
FOR RfiNT T-rorm stucco house, '
with basement, nt 1128 West,
Main. Inquire 1006 West Main, s
ltf
FOR RENT Homes. Furnished I
or un.iirnished. Brown & White. I
47tf
Clean rags wanted at the Mail
Trlhnne ofiflCA tf
FOR REST FlTtNISnKB
ROOMS
FOR 'RENT Cozv warm bedroom.
with or. without hoard; in private
home. Ref. Phone 927-li. 411
WoodBtock. 31 7tf !
FOR RENT Furnlthod sleeping;
rooms for gentlemen. 3 So. j
nivemiae Ave. it
MISCELliAWFOC8
LET ME DO VOUR HAULING and
sa,ve you money. Hawley Trans-
re r. ei j. Riverside, Phone
1044-X.
336
ANYWHERE FOR HIRE Tec.
pass bus; low rate. Tel. Chas.
B. Howard. IH. S67tf
WANTED
To Buy for Cash
All Your
SECOND-HAND
FUENITUBE
Scott Woolf
i'tilt KEN'I' Kurn. front apt; jtrt.
vatc iKith, garage. Ilci4 W. 1 0th.
3 1 f
FOR HUNT Iiwer apartment and
garage: 5 rooms, completely fur
nished. Apt. at S')7 N. Ivy St.
Call at SST N. Ivy St for key.
Foil RENT Strictly modern 4-
room apt. Hotly AptH. ,i-r.t ;
l-tilt RENT Apartments. 34
Apple. S2& :
FOR RENT Modern furnished 8
room apartment, steeping porch,
i loo w. I itb st -I'-o
yoit I:i:nt Funs, apt: H;;Htsv ;
orator, garage, $1S. 124 Lincoln,
324 .
FOR RKNT Apt. 3 rooms, bath,
garage; private entrance. 0 E.
juckson St. 323
FOR RENT Apartments close In. t
Phone 105. 310tf ;
TO KENT 4-room f urnlsltcd
apartment with yard. 22H So.:
Holly. .H5tf (
FOR RENT Desirable apt. Hotel
Ornnd. 3D) ;
FOR RENT Furn 2 and S-rm.
ipts.; garage. 804 W. 10th.
166tf
FOR RENT Furnished apart
ments. Phone 452-H. 2D4tf
FOR RENT Furn -rro spts.;
private hath, electric range, hot
and cold water Phone 13 81tf
FOR KENT MIRCKI.I.AXEOIT8
FOR RENT 15 acres, fr-room
house, 1 2 ml. out; S Vat acres In
Tokay grapes, balance farm land,
phone stSS-J. 324
COR RENT 10 -acre tract, clone
tit. Phone 437-Y. !4tf
Mall Tribune ads are reud by
Zu.oftn people everv rtav tf
Bl'SINKSS OPI"mTl'NITtFJ
FOR SALE Candy kitchen, next
door to city hall at Contral Point.
Sea F. M. Baker, Central Point.
321
FOR SALE Old established gar
age, business. For particulars
write P. O. Box 436, Lakevlew,
Oregon. 320
. FOR EXCIIAXRK
FOR EXCHANGE B-room mod
ern house, clear; 3 lots, fenced;
fruit, iMrrles, barn and garage,
close to bush stores and Port
land. Trade for small clear
ranch or homestead. Owners
only. M. flcorge, Vancouver,
Wash, Station A. 321
FOR SAI.IV-REAL ESTATE
TODAY'S TRADE BARGAIN
IG acres; city water- u, under
ditch. In pears; beautiful view;
fine cherry Jnnd; guott louu.
Price J2000. Wilt take ear first
payment; balance terms. Nothing
better.
J. C. BARNES, Real Estate;
15 S. Central.
Phone 910-Y or 409.
321
TODAY'S HOITIE BARGAIN'
For Sale, Ilka rent Furnished
house, 1 acre land; ?150 cash,
25 per month. Nearly new fr
room house, 1 acre land at city
limits, all furnished ready to
move in; garage, rabbit house,
eleetrlchv: corner lot on good
road, prion $2550.
J. C. UAKNES. Real Estate,
15 S. Central.
Phone SI0-Y or 449.
2t
WHEN YOI! thlnn of real estate
e. nrrwn ft While lf
FURS FURS
TRAPPERS NOTICE W ar In
a position to handle all your skins.
See u before yon sell.
Medford Bargain House .
ST it, drape &. Paons mt
By George McManus
IE.llrt
PI-U.V6E
RiCHT
BAROAIX ACRE TRACTS
1 acres. Henacres. Griffin Creek
list.. St.'.": $ir, rash, sir, month.
2 s acres, small house, close in.
best land in valley. Price Sllion; (
9iie casii, naiance i ., nioiiio.
J. C. BARNES. Ileal Estate.
ItV K. Central.
Phone S10-V or 40!.
321
PEAR ORCHARD JtARfJAlM
10 acres all in pears, xiauu; naif
cash.
We have. nuVer offerod tt bet
ter bargain. Ideally located out
of the fl'OHt. Best of fruit land.
This orchard has been neglected,
btit can be wrought back. In
Talent district.
J, BARNES, Real Estate.
1& . Central.
Phone a 10-1' or 409.
321
DISTRICT LAND BARGAIN
20 acres best cherry and pear
land, 4 acres tn pears; no bet
ter land any place: 2 miles
from Medford, East Side, next
to (lolf Links.
Total price S1025 for 20 acres.-,
S250 cash, balance terms. Tho
greatest bargain in southern
Oregon.
J. C BARNES. Roah Bstate,
15 S. Central.
Phone fttft-Y or 109,
321'
TODAY'S LAND BARGAIN
4ft acres, Orlffln Creek; 20 acres
Irrigated: smalt house, good well,
close in; alfalfa, grain; setting
out 10 acres of cherries. Price
Sti.BOt; 2,0ti) cash; balance
terms.
J. C. BARNES. Real Estate,
15 S. Central.
Phono U10-Y or 409.
321
THE Charies A. Wing Agency, Ine.
I has -several choice location for
sale, close tn on South Klver
' side and South Central. 319
FOR SAt.IL 1'Ol'LTRY
FOR SALE Tom Jo Hanson strain
Reel etackcrei. Phone Ulft-L.
320
FOR RALE 160-cgR Trusty ineu
bntor, H.tM; ol! stove. 2.rit tent
fly. 12x15; fruit Jam. 1109 W.
11th. 3211
BOOKING OIID B H S for bnhy
j chicks, Hollywood strain, White;
f foghorns, 14c. Brooders for rent.
I Mutual Mill & Seed Co.. Clh and
Bartlett. 3231
FOH SALE 20ft I,eghur tmtlefs,
, 95 per cent laying. Hollywood
strain. Any number. Saturday
last day. Valley Marketing Co.
Phone 830-M. 319
FOR 8AW3 Black Jersey Giant
hatching eggs, l,6U per aeV.trtB.
523-J-2. 309tf
FOR SALE R, I. Red hatching:
eggs nnd baby chicks; trapnested I
and B. W. D. tented stock. Sweo- I
nsy Poultry Farm, Phone 36-J-2, 1
334
FOR 8ALE1 Hatching eggs. Reds.
Phone TSt-W-2. Medford. 2Jtf
FOR "SAIiB fciVKSTOCK
FOR SALE I good young cows:
2 fresh now. Telephone 346 or
142, Jacksonville. A, T. Morris.
, S22
I WANTED
5 We Buy for Cash
All Used Furniture
EE and Stoves
Call 505
1 W. A. KINNEY
S Furniture House
H 315 East Mala
itfttiitiiittunimitiiumiiiiMaUai
- OOCTC'.
COME 3Vt.n
AWAY- MR-
FOP.. SALE $2,750; largp 4-room
house on Vancouver; fruit trees,
shade, herrles. A renl buy on
easy terms. Owner, 1107 E. Main.
120
FOR SAl.K 4-room hotiso on
pavement, Berryrtale. Conven
ient terms. First Insurance
Agency, 30 North Contral Ave.
I'boii, 105. Jtsfii
FOR SALE A bargain in a 7-room
dwelling, trao block from pave
ment ami near sehoolhous& tn
Contral Point, House recently
palmed, first class condition and
has large lot. Including new fruit
house, woodshed and garage.
Non-residence of owner mftkes
sale necessary nt hargu-tn. price
of S1500. Just tho thing lor
prospective home-ownors. Would
eost three time aa much to build
today. Box is. Mail TrSbsitie. 32T
FOR SAL10 SHsetlCfcljANEOl'S
FOR SALE Super-Masladon r-vw-
hearmg strawberry plants from
Inspected stock. Plants set now
yield first crop in early spring.
Blossoms ano Ijerries in all stages
of development from then on till
after killing frost In autumn.
We harvested malty berries all
through the season weighing ovrr
an ounce each. Berries from
tlume plants, IX fUllnx a pint
cup, were mv display at tho 51211
county fair. in the Monarch Seed
& Feed t'o.'s lioolh. Plant 2
per i0; 15 per Itimi. Wooiver
ton Ranch, 1 "4 miles N'. E. Cen
tral Point. 3HI
FOR SALE Rabbits; portable
hutch. 633 Pine. Phono 3S7-Y.
3!
FOR SALE Cultivator, garden
tools, furniture, Tel, 817-R, 320
WESTERN Electric washing ma
chine for sale choap. Tel. &17-W.
32ft
FOR SALE Blue bantam seed
peas; best market variety. Pure
seed and low prices. M. Brown
rigg, Phoenix. 320
FOR SALE Dry fir and Istaret,
green fir and laurel. Tel. S5S-L.
324
FOR SALB Choice first nnd sec
ond cut alfalfa, hay. Phono 355-U-S.
S20
FOR SALE St. Helens electric in
cubators, two 2Ho-egg and one
' frSO-.-gg; good as new. 3 Sen Hll-
ton, Phono 6X-.f-t. 325
FOR 8ALK--Sp!tzenberg and Rome
Beauty apples: also prunes auif
. . able for hog fcod. Phono 64'J-lt.
323
FOR SALE 1 Bettschcr E-flat
alto saxophone. Call 1118-.I. 819
'
FOR BALE Bicctrio incubators.
W. .1. Warner. 321
SACRIFICE SALE-Hotpoint aufo-
mate! rango, new lootrlc sowing
machino, bed, springs, refrigera
tor, lounge, baby buggy, child's
crib, rocker, kitchen tabio, fruit
Jars, Jelly glasses. All priced
for -quick disposal, 331 Haven
St. tit
FOR SALE One-man Bean spray
rig. In good eomiitian: 2 rogis
toredshoep. B, H. WlthroWi Tal
ent. 331
FOR SALE Mammoth Buckeye
Incubiftor. capacity 2500, eggs set
every few days, slf -turning
trays; will give came terms. Also
Krosky oil brooder stoves; capac
ity up to )oo. John Mace, Tel.
Centra! Point. 30tf
FOR BALE First-class hay. El
mer Koss, Ross Lane, Medford,
Phone JO-H-3. 364tf
FOR SALE) ie-!nct tody oak
wood. 3 per tier at ranch. C.
C. Hoover. Phone C97-R-2. tf
FOR RALE Baisd hay. Phone
IIID-L. i!0
FOR SALE -- Dnetit sewing rn
thrTM: If mwkr, tfc up; term
tf duHlrfd All rnMkes ffnted
rrt rpjttrfl. White Itorlnir
FOR PA LB For sand and xravfrl
ttm-Hf untt tfprwitl iarnin((,
f'bom 911-J. 8am'l Btttemftn.
FOH MALR Applet RoitMnbsrM.
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BUSINESS DUiFyCTORY
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MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab
r.racta ot Title, Title Insurance.
Rooms and 5. No. 13 riortia
Central Ave., upstairs
JACKSON COi
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of Title
aixl Title UStur
ajji-e. The ir.l7
complete TIU
System lo Jack-
Chiropractic Pfeysielaa
DR. B. W. rtoFFMAN Chlro-
practle Nerve- Specialist. Offlea
hour 9 lo IS; J to 5. SC3-SM
Liberty Bldg. Office phone 680;
Res. phone 7'JO-H.
I Dlt. EIVI.ND M. NELSON Chlro
I prnctor. Specific Chlropractifl
i adiustmenta given at 32tf ffortfe
j Kiverslde. Offiee hours: t&
7:30 p. m.
Contractor
! ft t BTUART 4 SONS Gensrai
J Contractors, including base-
mcntn, ditchen, all kinds ol
cement and concrete work K. t.
Stuart, 2iT Appie, phone 843i
Gilbert Stuart, 17 Rom Court,
phone Miles Stuart. 508
B. Newtown phowi SSft
Expert Aocountani
WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M.
Wilson, C. P. A. AttentJoa glvsn
to anything in accounting and
Incomo Tax Requirements. Look
into our simplified accounting
method. Literty &ig., Medford.
Phone 1C7-R.
A flUS SCHENCK Accountant
and auditor. Systems installed.
Incomo tax specialist. 410 Ifed
tura uuiidins- Phone 32&.
FRAZIER ACCOUNTING SERV
ICE W. A. Frailer, Puhllc Ac
countant. Machine boafekeepingv
fncome tax Borvlee, audits and In.
stallatlons. 202 Liberty Bldg.
Phonea II S3 and
Financial
WE LEND MONET to worth
people to pay their honest debts.
Paelftc Coast Credit Association,
421 Medford Bldg.. Medford. Ore.
Freight Transportation
PIERCE TRUCKING CQ Mad
ford to Portland and 8an Fran
cisco. Furniture moving a spec
ialty. Phone SS or 43T-R-S.
LONO DISTANCE HAULING ,
Medford - Klamath truck line.
Dally service. Bonded carrier?.
Special rates on load lota. Auto
Freight terminal. 36 8. Fir. Te)
toss.
CALL Portland-Medford Truck
Line for through or Intermediate
point service, Slxteen-hoar sej
vice to and from Portland. Phone
Medford. Auto freight ter
minal at S. Ftr, Medford
Intcrlttr Decorator
INTERIOR DECORATING, paint
Ing. paperhanging and floor wax.
log. Fred Gardner. Phon 731.
W-2. Res. Porrydale, Jackson
vllle Highway.
Money to Load
Sftv.VKV TO LKiVD Ta wortttj
people to pny their honest debtq
SecurltluH of all kindrt accepted
JtniiaH Loan Offiee. & S. Freat
MONEY TO LEND $50 to ?2M
to totm on furniture: or good se
rurlty of imwt any kind. Bihf
por cent loans on city property.
ThomaH Realty Cq Room
Palm Bloek, eor. Mam ana Fron$
UpHlUll'8.
6
?Kmjf Time
Ural ICxtate
Mitrtgage
- Phone iiii
Commercial Finance . Corp
Medford. Oregon
Do You Need Money? ;
We make short time ioaaa
Transactions strictly confidential
at7 Liberty Bldg. Phone S1S-R
H. H. Banister. H. C. Chrtstner
Hrmatuettta
THE OKEOON GRANITE CO.
Monuments. B. A. Hicks. Gen
eral Manager; P. M. Kersha,
Sales Manager, (02 N. Front
St., Medford.
Music
THORVAL h. folkekbers.
Teacher of violin; orchestra
practice for students: also a de
partment for adjusting: and re
pairing violins, tf you desire a
reliable violin outfit, call at the
studio, room . Collego Sldjsv 41
N. CIrape St. Phone 259-J.
Painting and PaperfcangittaT
H. MAKX, General Painting Con
tractor, tinting, paperhanging.
carpentering, repairing. PUona
178-J. Res. 57 Summit,
Plnnn Instniellrfd
FRED ALTtiN HAKSHT Teacher
of Piano and Harmony. Halght
Music Studio, 318 Liberty Bldg.
Phono It, tstl
Prtiucra and Publishers
MUUKOHU PRINTING CO. Has
'the bust equipped printing otfloc
in Southern Oregon. 3 oik bind
ing, loose leaf ledgers, oilllnf
ystems, eto. Portland prices. 17
N. Fir St.
Radio ftp pairing -
RADIO REPAIRING The Muskl
Box, 408 East Main St., Phona
433, has an expert radio tec Is-'
triclan from the ' factory. We?
make a specialty of expert repati
work and guarsatea It Special
consideration to dealer.
Transfw
BADS TRANSFER A STORAGE
CO. Office (it ft. Fir M.
Phone t. Prices right .Ser
vice guaranteed. -
UAVIS TRANSFKR A STORAOif
Service guaranteed. 20 8. a rape
l . Phnne 4, nr rMtdaaeeL 1USA
Window Cleaning
LKT OfCOROJS DO IT HouM
cleaning, floor waxing, Janitor
aervic. Geo. A. Seel, Tanai
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