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Newspaper Page TextNfEDFOnn MATL TRTDtyE, " M EDFOTtlV OR EC! ON", TLTDAY, "FEBRUARY 20. 1929; PXOE NOT- AT EAGLE : EAGLE POINT. Ore., Feb. (Special) Eagle Point Granite Mil I - hold its next regular business meet- ' lug in their hall Tuesday evening. .Murch 5th. at It o'clock, lnltlntlon -exercises will be. held for thoso candidates . who have joined and ' have not yet been Initiated. These ' exercises, are beautiful and 1m .nressivo and a large attendance is expected. There will ho important 'business to come boforo the mem : bene Thereill be a very' Intor . ' ostlng' lecture hour. Dues for the .second quarter will become delln 'quent April 1st. . Tho secretary ' hopes there will be few delinquents this. yeiir.' and she will have , her 'receipt, bgok handy on that even ing. Tho music committee got right ...down to business and a piano was Vhrought out from Medford Mon-: -:day. Y. L. Ohild'rcth1 donated it j 'nice big,' new ' flag to the Eagle j 1 Ilolnl Granse, which. was gratefully : received. R. A. 'Weldmnn will make and; 'donate tho. mallets for the master ( -and overseer, and .will also make : huld'era for -the staffs and flag. Brother Davles will make the staffs 'and A. C. Mlttclsladt will make the ballot box and Eagle Point UruJiKo .committeemen are gctting their sliou)dcrs to the .wheel. Dans are b.clng drawn ;md estimates bo lus made for the cost of i new hall, . j. ,' . . ''.. - ..'.'. . 7'cd Seaman was' u pleasant caller a. "tthe M.'eidihati home Friday. l , .Sirs. John Smith and .Mrs. V. F. T llriiwn eiiterliliftod, 31 members of the t'lvlc linprovcmc.nl club at the home; of 'Mrs. Rrowii; Thursday. '.February 2lst, AC,ter a short. busi ness meeting readings by Mrs. Wll 'llam Hurst afid Mrs. J. C.-Kponeer , and a review of Washington's life by Mrs. Karl Stoner added much to the pleasure of tho afternoon. A dainty luncheon then was seized by the hostesses. The next meet ing will be at Brown's hall. March 7th. . - Mr, and Mrs: Fred Middlobushor of.Trt;';! croek'were In town Sat urday tdaing at tile tleo, Brown A. Sons store. ' i.Mrs. Allie Duly... who has been spending a few days in Ashland .-with her daughter and family, Mr. 'aiid- Mrs. A. -1!. -Peaehey, is home ' again. . ' , : '.' !. The .Grants Pass 'Creamery, the home 'of Maid O' Kwcot Cream but iteiv report .that, their. -business in creases all the time aiid they pay 'as they go. ' Mrs. . Myrtle flreb Smith visited Saturday.. with Mrs. It. I;. Oonyon. They both enjoyed the visit. Clarence, sun of Mr; 'and Mrs. .lolni Cirob, vnulerwciit a .minor op eration at lie"fcommUhlly hospital In, Ashland one day this week, lie is. lionie. agaiii and Ke.V(ing .along nicely. -..."' 1 ... Ailsell Peurce canie'.hdme Friday ' evening (a spend the week end With ; hlft parents, Mr. utid Mrs. Floyd Pcaree; and family.'' -' -Dorothy Tedrlck and her mother of , Medford were ground Tuesday soliciting, for Golden' West coffee., ; Mr. Cirr -n of tlic Snider Dairy railed on- 1 A. , Weidman Thurs day. . 4 1 i .A very, nice family party was held at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stanley Sunday. It being Mrs. John Rader's .birthday anni versary. A delicious chicken din ner was served. Those enjoying the day were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ashpole nnd son Donald. Mr. and Mrs. John Itader and Darrcll Stan-; ley. .Mr. and Mrs. A: C. Mitlelstadt visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Ward Wednesday even ing. . The town boys' basketball team Played . ltutte . Falls Wednesday evening on Ihe Butte Falls floor. The Unglo Pointers lost by a score of 22 to 29. Ted Seaman has been taklnc treatmenls from Dr. Kiuinens of 1 Medford this, last week. Ted re ports that ho iti much belter. MJos Yanllrci, leachW. in vthe lhitle Fulls school. Iliiby Cox ami Oludys Tungate visited the Kaglc Point schools while waiting for the mail to be changed. They were en route to Medford. A number of . young folks of; '; Maglo I'oint oHended the party Riven by Miss Hotty Wndsey at j her homo Friday evening. Shoppers in Medford Saturday1 from Kaglc Point were Mr. and .Mrs. Uosh Kline. Mr. ami Mrs. A. .'. Kent and Mr. and .Mrs. Floyd ' Pearcc. ' ( -blisses Sybil Castor. Kallierlne! Plttlbrook and Margan t Maivhall attended the party at the home; of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Iliirlrsuli " , J'hoenlx Saturday evening T. II. Philbrook has n number oi l cactus plants which, ho brought ) with hlin from California, on view! n. tthe Oasis service station. They are eight In number and each one different. Mr. Dahark says that I they need a sandy soil and not too , much water nd they arc growing fine. They.are quite different from i ordinary plants as there ore hull-1 dreds of little stickers all over, them. They can be seen any time j at the Oasis service ytation. - I At tho Full" riospe church there ; Is sehool every Sunday morniiu; , at o'clock. Charley Cingcado If juperlntondent. 1 At the Presbylerian church there, "Is school every fiunday mornint-. i and always a good attendance. We ; have n choir of young voices and Mlra Kalhcrlnc Philbrook Is plon-, 1st. There Is preaehlitg service, every Sunday morning at 11; o'clock, preaching alternately byj Mr. dni Mrs. t'attcnon. Oood sing-, Ing and all people are Invited to; these services. I There Is mld-wcck service every Thursday evening at 7:4li, htn: "Mr. Patterson lesds tho discussion, of Christ's ministry. ; Charley Sherman I on the sick list and If at the home of 8. If. ; llarnish. Tilrs. Swazy reports that Jl? Is fe'.tlpff b'tter nOT that he BRINGING UP FATHER l ... -.. ... ; . . . , ; T, ff TIME UIMiT : j jot-r ! I HiCwtLL.TRA.CY TMA.T MtlMO I I lT-iU'1lA?Z lJ' "rl f MOW I HE ? i tor -rour cque-bT -too S a- .-I-iJ iMOwe&OKiMYWAY - thehopiTalto I will we SE. . tYTvt broth j L'J L fJ ywT-V' v .. (129. Intl Feslurr Sr ice.Inc.. Crrt Brtlijn riithu rMr-J- . 1 , THE NEBBS On Trial fiXTOIZAlEJ STAMM FOU 7Wt? .' PLAINTIFF . ..... 5 THE ''&EE&T Q XWWAT BriEAcw- DF-PROMISE TfSlAU GOES OJ, IT BE&INJS' TO LOOK BAD FOfi AM BV ' A.5lLAS, G -MI?. MUKIMS, UJERENOO PRE.5EMX OURINJG A COM ' VER5ATIOM TSJ NW? POTTS MADE.ME0TOJ " A-VE-b.. is Betting the richt attention. The choir will rehearse as usual tne nome or .rs. Koyai urown Thursday evening. . i The Farmers Kxcliange Coopera- ,tive brought out a load . of . land plaster for It. A. Weidman sjatur- "ay. . The I-adies' Aid will inert next Wednesday afternoon at Krown'i . Vivian Haniiatord of .Medford nijum cidiuiiidi, t'M'iniiK wiin iivr,jn. (jauiornin rcsuiimiijj pnoii' cousin, Mary Hnnnuford of Kasle i dances, and KincnUlisaVH ho vill Point. Mr. and Mr.. Percy Ilulcy, Oon ald Youns and Mr. Koadarmcl were dinner Kuost at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Uoadormol of Hutlc Falls Sunday. Quite a number uf rit,nds visited lliis week wilh Mrs. AW l!. Cliil droth, who is sllll on tlm sitk list. They are Mrs. Myrtle Von der llel len, Mrs. Iotiic VanSeny, Mrs. French, Grandma Cingcade; MrH. Pearcc, Allie Daly, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Throckmorter and daughter Klinor. Mr. and Mm. Manke of Jackson ville visited at the homo of Mr. and AI rs. John ( 1 re b and fa m 1 1 y Sunday. f . Mr. and Mrs. William Perry wore pleasant callers atithe home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coulter Sunday even ing. , -t . V . OPEN GOLD HILL I Following the pasao of the dance hall bill in the h-Kislature-yesterday. rcRiilatliiK public danctii and jilacliiK them under tluj juriH diction of county courts If Jn eitlus (f b'SrMhan 2.1110 iopulation. cornea the announcement by Luke Klncnid .uf the, opening of the: fiohl lllll iani-c pavilion next Haturday nisht. H'Tt will be operated until 2 a. m. every other Saturday nlht until ihe dance ball bill kocs into erfirct November "2-0, - j On nKrnatfl Kalurdnyj. Mr. Kin- Armstrong Motors, Inc. ? ANNOUNCES Nc Low Prices Delivered In Medford Essex, the Challenger ?' 76 Improvements Essex Standard oach..885 Essex Standard Sedan... ?985 Essex Standard Coupe..t33S Essex Sport Roadster....$105S Equlupment Include bump ers front and rear, 4 shock absorbers. Wire wheels $M) extra. Greater Hudson Hudson Stand. Coach... $1365 Hudson Stand. Sedan. ...J1455 Hudson Coupe, rumble seat $1465 Custom built models slightly higher. Equipment Includes fender well, bumper, trunk rack and 2-wsy shock absorbers. O-WILL VOU TELL TUg Oore-V OUST MUAT ME SAIO. A"E SAlO &VLVIA OlpKJT CUM OOT O0 W1MHE. RAlsJ OUT G)TMAT3 ALU,., . ; ... o oo , - - IS VOOR. kJAME.: STEPMEM WUKLIMS. OF. MI55ADPLEQT V . , -rS . tA ' LL HR.ZUtCH. ATTOeUEY XI tjT.W THE tJ-Ml WWM OUD 1 V.IHAT eaid will opernto the' Eagle Point , lull until 2:30 it, ni... with, music furjustte. by Klnculd's Impermt orclieslra. lie la- planning on scv- era Improvements during the sum- mer season at both pavllious. .;, : It is probable that he may dis - ) continue dances here following xo- I velnber 20. and construct A large j new hall just across the,' California- I state line near Hilt, along the Pa, : cific highway. There are no lawj probably have dances there every Saturday night. . . . - ,Ck6ydON, Ems. ( -r-,The new. hangar of LrppdoWK airHort Is. be lieved to be the .larnest hi the world. . It bus. space for housing fto bis transchunnl.alr liners.. Notice or Flnul Hi-nriiiK. S- Nntiee Is lierehy Klven that 1 have fi!el my final iieeotint ns nd liiiliintratrix of. tile e.stutu of li. AnOerKOti. deeeaH-'tl, in t lie County Court of .lueknon Connly. Oreiton, nnd -saiil Court Ii.ih nppoinleU Sat-lll-ilay. the !lth day of Mareh. at ten o'clock In the forenoon as the time,- and the court room of sain court in the court house' at Meilford, Oregon, an 'the place for hearing objections thereto nnd the settlement thereof. All persons interested-in said -estate nre.. hereby notified to appear at-said time and place and show -cause why said final account -should not be ap- - CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES' ' Rt 0r word for first Inlsrtlon. 2e: uch .uccttding ln.rtlon, lei minimum 25o. Indax your sd with For ft Rflnt, etc.. and count Ihtll word, u W.II si oseh Initial, ttitphon numbor, tie ss S word.' CIsMlflod adi eaih tn advsnos and not tak.n ovor phono, unloao advortlior . has monthly account. No sllowanee for pkons rroro. - . ... JIELP WANTEU MALE - JvVNITOU Apartment llniise, mar ried, no children, must be able to paint nnd tint. Address 21 Mail Tribune. 335tf WANTKD Man with siniill fnm . Ily to work In a dairy. Van Dyke's Dairy. Phone 4U3-K-1. . . ' " ' 33S H AXTKD-A reliable man of (toed appearance to travel for I'aller ..s'n .Studio. Must,be able to fur nisli references. Cull at 216 Kast Main. 337 1 1 EM' VA XTEi r'I..1IAI,K WANTED .Middle need unincum bered lady for housekeeper for man and two children, of school ni;e: out of town: liKht work. Address M. W. S.. .Mail Tribune. 33'J OI'I'OltTl'.NITY for n m I) I t lous woman to. establish' permanent. Ko"d paying business from her home. I'lvasjinr, diiiified work. Hit (Ul. Mall Tribune. -SS9 AV ANTED Hxperielleiril ready-to-wear saleswoman. Apply lit Mul lins'. 337 YVANTUD Woman for companion and . liitlit housework. Address l:ox S. Mall Trlbunu.' 337 Itl-TI.IAIIIB woman to handle es tablished clientele for Splrella -corsets. Birdies, corselettes. etc., also lingerie and hosiery. rjLonc .Mrs. Chestney. Hotel McSord. 339 -r W.VNTED SITUATIONS WANED DrcssmaklnB-. drch'H clothes a spef-'lliHy. Ki. flrnpe. Chll- ;f)4 33 WANTED Dressmaking. 127 t. Phone 347 I WANTED Housework, dav or ; hen-. Phone 13I5-7C. '.Ill Who O wes You? j WE COLLECT ANYWHERE WE PAY PRDfTLY -SEND IN YOUR BILLS j ' WE" CET YOU THE MONEY Southern Oregon' ! Credit Bureau j 119 North yentl Ph?"? 7?9 - tr t t - . f . n - - - . 1 - . O A-l SUPPOSE WE ME&MT ME 6AVE HEU TME MITTEM. Q-NOU SUPPOSE. -EM? , AKJO VJMAT DOVOO ME AM '&CVVE.WER TME MITTEVJ" ? A-VOO DOKTT MEAVJTO PRETENJO NOU Doio't ICHJOVAJ IUMOT TWCkT MEAM3 ?-VOO UE- ;; MEMBER WHAT UIZllE SMITM DlO TO VOU DEfEMSC - O'O HCMEAW s VWWEKJ SHE QlCX MlLANJpEI . Tht Utll proved by said court and said es- tate be decreed to be sellleu unu . --J. bllahc1 January ., jj ; " ' EDMO.N'A M. ANDI2US0N. " ; . : ; ' Administratrix. , . . ." . , WANTEDMlSCKIiliAXKUUH I - I WANTKU To buy interest In 2 or f-'! ftlh' uni'.' ? WANTED Hood - work: I'honc itil-J. liox '4i;-, ford. ' r horse. Xled- 337 i WANTED To buy 1(1, OV 15 hen turkeys. Ford potter, Oeri. Del., .Medford. ' 33? WANT I'll) An old Chevrolet truck, liaby Clrand mudel T. Plione 71'.. . ...... ..... saatt' WANTED 12 ears. We will imlll the first six ti-cylinuer c:vs for $37.r,U 4aeh: large ears, no mut ter how bad they look, and the first' six 4-eyllnder ctirs for. ?27.ii0 each : any make,-, any; color. A. real Jul, goes onto those jobs'-to adver tise our work. Expert factory nien iloing the work. Vou will not bo disappointed. Come soon unit make reservations to get In on this offer. Johnson's Auto Paint Shop,- next to 'ltainbow Auto Camp, on Pnclfic highway. 3 blocks north of city limits. 361 WANTED Furniture upholster ing. Tel. 96!l-K. A. N. Thibuult. 333 WANTED--Young shade trees, such as locust, maple, or any standard varieties for planting, at Fnir Orounds. Parties willing to do nate trees ptcuse phone &S9 or 2118, Medford. 330' WANTED All kinds of trucking, .. sand, gravel, dirt. See J. It. Yarbrough, Phone 041 -W. .354 WANTED Wo will help you rent or sell your -property. First In surance Agenry. 30 N. Cer.trnl Ave. Phono 100. SlCtf l-'Ol'NI) FUl'ND--L'idy's purse, which own er can hnvc by calling nt Mail Tribune office. Identifying same and paying for this advertise, mint. 3:iii FOU KENT rCHNISnED . ItOOMS - ' FOR RENT A room with or with out board. Mrs. N. Campbell. 11. King. - 342 FOU RENT Furnished sleeping room: also garage. 325 South Riverside Ave. tf FOR TtENT Rooms J2 per week: ; nnm. IJochclor cabin. 44", s. Front.-' i 339 FOIl KENT--Pleas.-mt room, with buanl, at 716 E. Main. 332tr O ' ' FOR RENT I.ooma and garage.! 30.1 N. Holly.. , - 342 j FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, bath. 245 N. drape, . 339 I'OIl HIINT , Cosy wnr-m bedroom, with or without board; In orlvate home. hcf. Phone 627-L. 411 Woodstock. 317tr FOIl ItENT Furnished sleeping Ki?." . fUF Kcntl!Inen. 25 So. ""claluu r.vu. i T.r MISCEMWVNEOUS LET KR DO YOUR HAULINO and eavo you raoncr. Haw by Trans, fer. 61lr N. Itivcrslde. Pb'ine 1014-X. ao5 ANYWHERE roll lURB Ten. pass, bus: low rates. Tel. Chas. It- Howard. 1129. 257li ; WANTED To Buy for Casli All Your SECOND-HAND - FURNITURE Scott Woolf ni fA0 THEfJ S VivVAS FPPV TOOK THE.STAJO . ATTOI5N0EV &TAMM Q MC POTTS WAS A CEGOLAI? CALLER. AT YOUB HOUSE? A-EVERV MI&UT HE AJAS AT TUE. SUPPER TABLE AV4EAO OF ME, QUVJST WHAT ATTITUOE DlO HE ASSUME AROUMD VOUR MOMEI A VUHAT WAS TUAT VOL) ASKED f o-muell. run he ACT like he . r oanr tC MARRIED A-HE ACTED LIKE ME WAS THE WHOLE FAMtUV-VWHElO HE OlOeJT HAVE HIS HAND 1KI MV TO&ACCO BOiC, HE VAS EATiwe, . , I' 7 S)rtslict. ik.) Trada Mark R". U. S. P- n(n FOR REX1 APAIITMKNTS - FOU 1IKNT I' -room funiism a I apiii-tnu'iit. SUV 7 1 0 Wi-loli. 3'i'J FOI1 R KXT - FurniNlieu apart-1 inoni. 1! 1 7 W. and S(. 3-li - ( FOi: I : ISN'T Modern ,3 -216 Haven. , room 33; . apartnu'nt.- FOR IlENT Btenm-henteil apart ment: Kriiildalre, llotpoint rane. 13v No. Holly. 340 FOR HUNT Furn. npt: llRhts, water, garage. Jt8. 124 t,lncoln. FOR KENT Furnished Opt. 3t'i N. llartlett. Tel. 753-M. 333tf FOR R ISN'T - Apple. Apartments. 334 33 7 TO RENT 4-room furnished - apartment with' yard. 228 So. Holly. ; 3U,tf FOR RENT Furn. 2 and 3-rra. apts.; garage. . 604 W. 10th. l6tf FOR RENT Furnished ments. Phono 402-If. npart 294lf FOR ItENT Furn. I-rm. apts.; private bath, electric range, hot and cold water. Phone It. 2ttf "OIt RENT UOUSES FOR ; RENT 3 rooms, screened iu porch, unfurnished.- for light housekeeping, also sleeping room. Inquire at 145 N. Central Ave. 338 FOR IlENT 3-room furnished house. Phono o33-W. 125 No. Holly. -337 FOR KENT Residence nt 1207 West Main. Phone 11 17 or seo Carold J. Parker. C13 South Cen tral. 3M FOR ItENT House. Inquire 41.". Newtown or phone Jacksonville 301. 337 Foil RENT 6 - roin puVern house. Phone 704-L. 330 FOR RENT Furnished fl-room bungalow witll ptsuo, .$30 mo., w-ater -paid. 33i V 4Ind.- Ill quire 331 W. 2nd. Hiltimun. U3llf FOR HUNT New 4-ruom duplex, closi; in; strictly modern. 2 bed rooms. .Inquire 624 N. i;arUett. . tf MsnnBHMi 343 FOR 11KNT Houses on pavement,) from $25 to 10. Phono 105. IFOR SALE Rrood sows, Jersey 316tf ; Red; well bred: few choice pigs. FOR RENT OR BALTJ New room bungalow with furnace, s.i Vuncouver Ave,, close to Main. First Insurance Agency, 30 N. Central Ave. Phono 105. 3 1 Otf FOIl ItENT Oil SALE House. 1, rooms, newly painted nnd paper-: edat Ml So. Ivy St. Fbolie ! a.y W for appointment. 3Q4tf j FOIl HUNT On G-rootn modern I houac. .Close In. phono 1251. ?95tf ! FOU ITENT 7 -room stucco bouse, I Willi basement, at 1128 West i juuiii. inquiro ioo west Main. f 261 tf FOR KENT Homes. Furnlshod or unfurnished. Brown A While. - - " " '.. rr-:- , --rrr FOR IlENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR HUNT S acres: Irrigated, . water paid, close In:- &-rooin modern house. Thirty-five dol . lifi's per month. Sen U'alter .T. Mundy. phone ' 337 KOIl IlENT limo. tral Point U.-l. Phono' Cen 39 FOR RENT 200-aerc farm. 7-rm. , lions... large burn and poultry building. 109 No. Central Ave. 337 S!FOR KENT Ro Rooming house, un furnished, I block from Hotel Jackson. 109 N. Central Ave. 337 FOR RENT 10-acn; tract, -cloiso in: house; barn,, fruit. Phone 437-Y. - ?94'f FURS-FURS i TRAPPER8 'NOTICE Wo ra lo position to bautlls all foul' aklni. Boo us befura 70a loll, . ' Medford Bargain House 7N.Qrap8. ...PbonXM By George McManus i '" j o By SOL HESS Ti-ISr CfAMtLsy? LOSX- lcST 3ml tU'crwi Masonic wntrh vhAvm; double ealf-in whlto KoM on one utile, Howard, Ir. ; K. W. Hoffman. ' 337 : BUSINESS OPl'OltTLNlTIta EXCELLENT molur Inn site on Redwoi'd hiKhway at Crescent -City. Service station already built and equipped. Inquire C. p.. Fitzgerald,' No. A CaiKlll Court. 337 V ATKINS agency for sale., Includ ing products. Mia. W. N., Camp bell. 115 King. " 312 lii:ST location in city ror up-to-date auto camp and super serv ice station. Large site, shady, level and well di'aiucd. Not on creek. Don't answer unless you '" have money and mean businesK. Address Hex 4,1, Mall Tribune. If ron KxciiANUK ENCHANOIO S2O.IMI0 residence property, built four years.- In . Cleveland. Ohio. Offer trade for equal vuluo .Medford -. or. near other good Oregon town prop erty. Want modern 3-brUrooiii ' residence with acre land suitable for garden, fruit, poultry: Sub mit offers and information to . t'hns. W. Miller, owner. 3124 Sebor ltd. Shaker Heights, Cleve land. Ohio. . 339 FOR EXOliA.NtSE Modern!. Jled ford house for farm.. -Central Point house for rent. Edward Jones. Central Point. - 837 FOR SALE TlKAIi KSTAT13 FOR HALE Ueiiutlful home s-lti-: 2 acres good land, plenty water, 30 grown pear trees. Real vuluo for the money. Priced right Phono 471 or cull 12S N. Crape. ' ..: a-tii FOR SALE. 1, 2 and &-acro tracts; good buildings; beat , uf, garden holl; plenty of water; terms less than rent, lluom 4, Kpurtu Hldg. Phone 1352. 33311 WHEN YOU think of real aatate, see Brown 4 While. Lf FOIl SAJLI MVEHTOCK Foil SALE- Oood loam; -weight Itiuo euch: new harness, 3 Vfe in wngon. Price $3&0. 402 K. 12lh. M. H. Johnson, on highway 1 mile South Tlllent. J38 FOIl SALE Horse and harness; weight about 1350. Might con sider some trade. Wuolvet-ton Itauch, Central Point. 333U l llll SAI.lv HOMES Kolt HALE -4-room lions., on pavomeiiU llori-ydalo. CollVen- lent . terms. -.First Insurance Agency, 30 North Central Ave. Phono 105. 3Utf FOR HALH-Modem U-room house: lawn, sidewallks, paving and shrubbery In; cost front. ' Tills fine home is a sacrifice solo and requires action. First Insurance Agency, 30 N. Central Ave. Tel. 105. tt FOR HALE Almost new 3-room house. 2 fine lots. East side: city - water nnd electricity. Price 1650; 175 cosh, bulance $15 month ALSO 160 acres adjoining Trail, school, church nnditoro; 5-rooui house, fair barn, chicken hotiso ' and hay shed, hog-tight f.-need: . 2s acres has been cultivated; lots of wood, price S2200; fl'llO cush, -..balance $200 a year at 6(.r. D. E. Millard. 4111 E. Main. Phono "'';?. ' - ' ' --' '- ' ' ms I WANTED H We Buy for Cash All Used Furniture s and Stovei j S Call 605 - ; W. A. KINNEY Furniture House ' 815 East Main lllllllllllllllllllllllllllUlIJIiUlllllJ'" kEl L . SOu. ; f t AiNJT MO OlDMT DO SO Wf3t&i,e(2 (2UMMV JELL.TODAV Y TH AM MOST FOLtS vou had to eo lOMLW WOU &OT I j TO COUttT TO FlMOl TQ S(jeo t OUT WHAT A A TO piMO ,T F. j . " -r-T-Tl u FOR SAliE-l'Ol'LTKT CH1CK punranteod. Wqiiaro Drnl Ilntchery, llu; K. Main. JMiom : FOR SALE liuneli or nice tur keys. Eil HukIk. Vj mile west of Sums Valley posloffice. 840 FOR SALE Turkeys, six hens nnd gobbler. Roy Nichols, Central Point. Phone 125.- 33S FOR SALE 100 young lfiylng Whito Leghorn pullets, SI each. Phone 3I1-J-1. - 345 I FOR SALE lilark Jersey Giant cockcrow. Phone &23-J-2. , 320tf FOR SALE Illa.'K Jersey Olnnt hatching eggs, 1.&0 per setting. 623-J-2. 30!'U FOR SALE Hutching eggs, Hods. Phono 731-W-2. Medford. 327lt roit saik Ai'To.Monir.Es BEAl'TIFI'L sport model P.lllck minister, late 1!'28 Muster Six: 'can't be told from' now. Phone 592-T. : 33! MAXWl-:l,L Touring, excellent con dition with glass enclosure. Will accept small car as part pay and ' give terms. Auto Ueauty Shop. 33s 40 SELECTED USED CARS. A Ouuruntee In writing to prniectr you, ; OER PRICES . , . i i . aro reduced to the . lowest level :ver. ' All Model). - to sclent front-oil very t l llliernl terms. ARMSIKiNO MOTOR INC. , llutlsoU'Essex and Oldsmobile ' Denier. 337 FOB SAliIJ JUStEijliAJNKOUS FOR SALE 200('.wntle Kolller electric plant. - in -good running condition. Xlf.O. 'loo. W. Iler rlott, 19 N. Uiirtlett. .Medford. Phopo 1 2 HI!. 342 FOR SALK Hotpoillt oleetrlc range. 515 "W. 2ml. or Inquire lit Medford Welding Works. 34 FOIl SALH Urass hay 6 per ton at Imrn; slruw 60c per bale. E. I. Wiilr.. 337 FOU SALE KoardlosS ley. Phone 10-F-3. seed bnr 337 FOIt HALE Super-Mastadun ever bearing atrawbi-ry plants from Inspectotl stock. 1'lants set now yield first crop In early spring. Blossoms and berries In all stages of development from then on till after killing frost in autumn. Wo harvested many berries- all through tile season weighing over nil ounce ouch. Uerries from these plants, IS filling a pint cup, were on display at tho 1U2K county fair In tho Monarch Heed Feed l.'o.'s booth. Plants 2 per III!); J15 per 1000. WoOlVer- ton Kanell, 1 Is mites N. E. Cen tral Point. 346 FOR HALI-: Home grown, reclean ou altaiiit seed. Wllllama & Heeg. , miller (formor J. E. Olass ranch) near Autluch school. Hams Val ley, tf FOR HALE Meed baby buggy. 15; radio table, f 1. 1st Haven. 330 FOR RALE fedar posts, 11c F. O. 13. Butte Tall. Hoy Robertson. 341 FOR 8AI.K Mammoth Buckeye Incubator, capacity 3500, eggs set every few days, self-lurning trays: will give some terms. Also Krosky oil brooder stoves; rapac ity up to 1000. John Mace. Tel. 314, Central I'oint. 30lf FOR PALE First-class hay. El mer Ross, Ross Lane, Medford. Phonn 200-R-J. 04lf FOIt RALE l-lncn body oak , wood, 3 per tier at ranch. C. C. Hoovor. Phone S97-R-2. tf 1 FOR SALK Csw sewing ma I chines: all makos, $B up; terms i If desired. All msKns rented I and repaired, Wlilla Rowing . Machine Co., 14 No, artlelt. ' , . . '. l.'tf FOR HALB For (and and grarel. sediment and general teaming. rlii 111 J. Ilaiu'l Uateiusn, BUSINESS DirtEOTORT - - . .... -. - , S3 Ahstnacbirs MUHUAV AHSTRACT CO. m Ab straels of Title. Title Insurant-. . Roonm 3 and C, No. It Nortnj -Central Ave., upstairs , - JACKSON" CO. ABSTRACT OO. f Abstracts of Tits ml Tlltei Insnr ancc The onlf complete Tttle Bystem la Jack sod Ooantyv ' Clvlroprsctlo Phystdsns ' DR. U. W. HOFFMAN ChlfO- practic Nervo Specialist." Of flee hours 9 to 12; 2 to i. tOt-iO Liberty Bldg. Offics phone (90; Res. phone 790-H. Dlt. KIVIND M.- NELSON Crrtro-.-praetor. Speclfio Chlropractte adjustments given at tit North Riverside. Office hours: 6:10 t 7:30 p. m. . .- . ContracCon R. I. STUART HONS Qeneftvl Contractors, Including base ments, ditches, all kinds ad cement and concrete work. R. I. . EStuart, SIT Apple, phone 441: Gilbert Stuart, If Ross Court, phone 9S6-M. Miles Stuart, f 01 8. Newtown, phone 8S0. -. Export Acconntant Wlf.SON AUDITING CO. IS.- M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention flvea to anything In accounting; ac4 Income Tax R?qulrcmeDt3. Lcolt into our simplified accouoUnc method. Liberty Jldg, UedforO. Phone 167-R. ' '' ' A. oil IN WHliNCK Accountant and auditor. Hysiems InstaUsd. Income tax KiieclalisL . 4t0 Msd ford ttuildliig. Phone it. . . Kit AW IK It AOt'OUNTINO ERV li. ' I) v: -A. Frailer. l'ubUo Accountant.-- Machine bookkeeping, - income tax service, audits and Ip tttallutlono. Mbortj Bldf. Phonea 1159 and 605. , ' Financial WB. LEND MONET to WOlthf peoplo to pay their honest debts. Pnclflo Coast Credit AssocUsttoo. 423 Medlord Bids., Mediord. Ors Frcle'it Tronsportatlotl I'lERCK TRUCKINO CO., M- tord to Portland and San Fran Cisco. Furniture moving: a speo lally. Thone 65 or 4J7-R-S. - LONO DISTANCE IIAULINO Medford - Klamath truck Una. Daily service. Bonded carrier. Special rates on load lota. JVuUs Freight terminal, 30 3. Fir. Tl 1033. m CALL Portlarid-Medford Truck Line for through or intermediate point service. Slitoen-hour aef vice to and from Portlaod.Pbofisi 609. Medford. Auto freight ter mlnnl nt 36 S. Fir, Medford. . Interior Decorator- INTERIOR DECORATINCJ, palOU -Ing, paperhanglng and floor WfJH log. Fred Unrdner. Phono tM Res. I'orrydalo, Jaelcsont vlllo Highway. . , - Mono to ljuan MONEY TO LEND 60 to lo loan on furniture or KCdA'se curlty of most any kind. '-"Eltfts ' per cent loans on oily propftrts Thomas llealty Co., Room 11 Palm lllock, cor. Main and FfOni -upstairs. ' V J " ' Dione lift"1- Commercial Finance . Mrdfortl, Ormon-' Do You Need Moneyt TVe make short tltnr Ibaos, Transactions strictly confldtftr 317 Liberty Bldg. Phone fii II. II. Kanlater, It. C. Chrlstsufi Monnnicnts TUB -OllEOON OIIANITH CO-f Monuments. E. A. Hicks. CM . erai Manager; P. M. Kernssr. Hales Manager. - 103 N. - Wni Bt Meilford. '- -,v '. Maslo THOHVAL IL FOI.KKNBER(K-f Teacher of violin) orobt4)trl practice for students; also a Off purtincnt for adjusting ant r pairing violins. If you' desire reliable violin outfit, call at tJ studio, room 4, CoIloKe BI4s;t N. Grape SU Phone 26-J. .' Palutinx and I'apertiaiifftat II. MAKX, f.eneral l'alntlna Co tractor, tinting, - papurharxni carpenlerlnff. rcpalrlna1. yaeaaT 17S-J. Ites 67 .Summit. Piano Instroctlon FllKD ALTON UAIOHT T of Piano and Hannonf. Ii. Muslo Htudio, ID Liberty k Phono 73. 11 Printers and Publisher ' MKDFOKD PRINTINO CO.Ma the best equipped printing office) In Southern Oregon, llookblfrrlf ' lug. loose leaf ledgers, bllltat systems, etc. Portland prlcsa. it N. Fir St. lladlo 1tenlrlng : -'V, -' 'imm s RADIO IlEPAIRINO-Th Mt1 Box. 403 East Main Bt.. Pbott 433, hu- an expert radio, taelt trielnn front tho faetory. Wa ' make a specialty of expert repair work and guarantee It. Special consideration to dealer. - -f Transfer ISADS TRANHKER ti STORAOtl CO. Office lit N. Fir Phone 113. Prices right. Bf , vice guaranteed. ? $ i l I .. , aiSi DAVIH TRANSFER RTORAO Servleo guaranteed. !0 B. Oraav) Bt.. l'huuv 64, or residence ! Window Cleaning '.' 1 LET flRonoE DO IT Phone 11T. for honseoleaiilntt. floor vriVilnt," Jsnltor service, Geo. A. Seely,