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JOY TWINS HOME
FROM SUCCESS IN
SCHOOL DEBATING
BEUiyi-Wy pr.;, April
(Speclal) Dick and Adena Joy,
representing the Southern Oregon
Normal school won their debate
with the Monmouth varsity debato
squad Thursday evening. The ques
tion under ' discussion :was . "Re
solved that a substitute for the
Jury system should bo adopted."
The Joy twins returned'-home on
Saturday' afternoon. :
Mrs. Leonard Parksvwho 'has
been"""suffering from u severe at
tack of "flu" Is Improving slowly.
George Peaehey,- sort, pf Mr.' and
Mrs. Bert Peachey.t is quite ill at
his ftbnie' wlttt measles.'-
Mildred Martin is also absent
from-, school this .. week .on. the
same account.
li. J. Reed, the Bellvlew realtor,
has had a busy week. He reports
the sale of the Whipple property,
and exchange of the Guy Crosby
property for the Ulue Inn Auto
Camp In Weed, Cal. The deals in
volved the sum of 822,000. He
also has California and Portland
people wanting to locate in Bell
vlew.' : - '
Mlss'Leta Walker of Bellvlew
attended the meeting of the Girls'
club on 'Thursday-evening, at the
home of Miss Gladys 'Applegnte
on Granlts street. The evening
was passed In conversation and
needlework. ; At the close of a
,Vai.,e'VWnt.cvening. delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostess. ', ' ' .-'' ::
.. Alf.' o.nd:Mrs. Rehwald Robert
son"a'nd ' two children- spent the
week-end " visiting -with Mr. ond
Mr ''JaW: Henten. . They returned
to their lifttiie in Klamath county
on Sunday evening., ..-h,' . .
-. Mr.- and. Airs." ..Oscar Low nnd
sort, Philip were Uiistor dinner
guests at the home bt Bart Chap
man at - Neil creek. Miss Kdith
Chapmnn Is spending some time
nt the home of her brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Bcrnell Nortrldga
of Weed, Cal., spent Inst week vis
iting . with -Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Renten, who . are living on their
property near Lay's camp ground.
Mr; and Mrs. C. A. Brown of
Bellvlew entertained with a din
ner at their home on Easter Sun
day. .' They had as thetr guests
Mr. and . Mrs. Earl Brown and
Jack Smith, oil of Klamath Falls.
The' ' returned to their home the
m me evening.
Homer Hartley of Stinman, Ore.,
was calling on friends In this vi
cinity on Sunday afternoon.'. Mr.
Hartley- was on his way home
with a new Ford coupe, which he
Just purchased. .
Mb. and Mrs. IJufus King en
tertained nt their homo in Bell-,
view, on Sunday with an Easter
dinner. Those who enjoyed the
. hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. King
were Ml', and Mis. George Barron,
Air. and Mrs. George King.
Air. and Mrs. Oscar Alartaln en
tertained ut' their homo Sunday
with an .Master dinner served at
1 o'clock. Those present o en
joy the day with the Alartaln
family were Mis. Alartnln's par
ents, Air. and Airs. J. H. Williams,
Air. and Airs. J. W. Williams, and
Air. AlcConkle. '
Air. nnd .Mrs. William Huxley
lind as their guests over the week
end at their home near the emi
grant creek dam Air. and Mrs.
Russell Alai lain of . Los Angeles.
The Alnrtalns stopped over on
their way home from Alyrtle creek
where they went to Visit with All's.
Alartnln's parents,
r Charles Haney received word
Sunday morning of the death of
KM sister, Airs. John Wnndcrlce,
at her home in Washington. Airs.
Wnriderleo has1 two brothers In
Bellvew, John and Charles Hnney.
Mrs. Wnnderlee spent several
weeks at the home o u-other,
diaries, after e serivi . oners.-!
tlon, performed In a San Frnn
cIbco hospital. Mrs. Wanderlee
was moved to her home In Wash
ington about two weeks ago, With
thei hope of recovery.
' ' Clean rags wanted t the Mall
Tribune offloa. tf
HUDSON
Now, Greater
4-.
Hudson
i
throng! 64 improvements
Fnr'; Greater i'owfr
85 Miles P, II.
Lat'Ret', Finer Bodies,
Adjustable Seats
Two-way, hydraulic shocks
:'Xew type weather proof
J , brakes." ;
IXonshattering wiiidshield.
'ew Marvel donblc jet
i ' carburetor. ,
'.Electric gas and oil gauge.
1 Bumpers, fenderwell, -.- - '
i strnnk rack, etd
i
j Four-door SerJn $1455
j Armstrong
Motors. Inc.
t ' "!...
I Hndson-Essex Dealer
BRINGING UP FATHER .
WHAT') THE TROUBLE-'!
OADOV? YOU LOOK
I ' W,ORRlEO , J .
THE NEBBS It's a
HIT vntj Pfmpmrcd 1 w-ric
TUB. CATERESS ?."TWe
MADE MRS. HE1T- P-EL SO. CHEAP AT
'VOUtt PAR.TV WHEJU SHE
REMiNlDiMG MEG ABOUT
USED TO VWOQX ASJO MQS
T12VtK-b TO ACT SWELL -
AWELL, I .OTi A
LETT?
E PARTY
BELLVIEV
LADY ON APRIL 1
. 4 . i . W
. BELLvrBW,- Ore., iAp'rll .4,
(Spfccial)r-rMrs. s; ; K. Barnes "was
taken by surprise on ' April 1,
when a group of her 1o4kc friends
took possession, of her :honlo wliile
she was In Ashlantl.-: On' her re
turn she found things well under
way for a grand birthday dinner
for thnt day was her birthday an
niversary. About 32 telonds met
for this affair, aild nf :hoon time
a delicious picnic dinner was en
joyed. Mrs. Barnes received many
lovely gifts from hetj friends. Mrs.
Barnes Is a faithful worker In
the Yeoman lodge. At present
she is president of the Howenu
circle of that order.
That those who do good In this
life are sometimes awarded on
earth was ably demonstrated' last
Saturday morning when Miss Mne
Benedict of Mountain avonno wns
very much "surprised when she
answered a call to tho door to
find a messenger bearing numer
out packages. l'pon asking the
meaning she wns told thnt a let
ter would be found explaining
the mystery. On Investigation
she found that the boxes contain
ed an Easter shower, including
gifts from about 40 of he' t: 4a.
Dr. Mnud Howley, who .- f fn
confined to her home with uuiess
for a long period of time, but Is
convalescing at this time at her
home In Bellvlew was the. Instiga
tor of this lovely surprise shower,
in appreciation of the kindly ser
vices and deeds rendered not
only during her Illness but to
ninny other neighbors as well.
Each gift carried the namo and
a sentiment of appreciation from
the bearer. . ,
Mrs. Elizabeth Payne more fa
miliarly known as "Grandma"
Payne, aged 94 years, a pioneer
and one of the best known fig
ures in the early history of the
vnlley, passed away at 2:15 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon nt the Barber
convalescent home. Surviving are
the following named children:
Mrs. Ed Barron of tho Upper
Valley, C. T. Payne, Ashland; Mrs.
Ocorge Alford, Talent, Mrs; ;M. 0.
Shook, Bnrllngamo. Calif., and
Taylor Tayne, Sacramento, Cal.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. KlncAld and
daughter, Eunice and Mr.- and
Mrs. Mark True made a combine
business nnd pleasure trip to
Klnmatll Falls on Wednesday.
The members of the Upper' Val
ley Community club are sponsor
ing an old fashioned dance, t be
given at the club house on April
11, with tho Tucker orchestra, fur
nishing tho music
Thomas Clngett. manager for
Vie Bclfour-Outhrle Co., has a
tnrgc crow of men nnd teams,
also a tractor at work plowing
and leveling the fields, prepara
tory to seeding a large acreage
tn nlfalfa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Chnstnln of
High Presrar
Car Washing
and
Steam Cleaning
Paint Stripping, 8imonizig
and PoUshing (
Armstrong Motors; Inc.
Phone 18 . 101 8o. Rlvenld
l-r' DlklTV.
SO PONINY I
CA.MT Ft COKE.
HIM OUT-
THIMK I'UU
CAv. HIM UP-
Good Idea
Mnnww
OME THAT
KEPT OSJ '
WHERE TWEW
WT WAS
LIKE 7
FROM HERj
o
'I Central" Point spent tho week-end
Inf .'tne liome of Mrs. Chnstaln's
parents, Mr. nnd ill's. - W. W.
j Bryan. '
j Mall Tribune ads are
1. 20.000 people every- dnv.
read
' CLASSIFIED ADVtRTISINO RAYES
RttM pr word for first Inoortlon, Sol
oh uccoodino Initrtlon, lo: minimum
9 lni mur mA with For fl
Hanti -OIOM eno ooum inou worm, w
u Moh Initial, ttloohone numbw, tto, u
word. '
CiwilflMl dt enh In adnnot end not I
Ukon ovor phono, union aavoniMr . ni
monthly sooouni,
No ollowtnoo for phono
rroro.
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED Man to cut up heavy
apple. nrunlngs now, piled but not
arimmcrt; about 30 tiers. Will
go !0-r0 on wood. Harry But
ler, south of Blue Flower Lodge.
f J Phoenix. . . . 13
W ANTED Two- neat single, - nm
. liltlous men; about it yra .. to
travel with -mnnagar anil ieam
' specially selling. Experience not
necessnry. Excellent futnro. Sal
ary. Transportation paid. Apply
"2 p.1 ni". Saturday, Jackson lintel.
Ask-for Reznlchek. 14
HELP WANTED FBlttAIiB
WANTED Woman employed or
high school girl to assist with
housework fpr room and hoard
in private home. Phono H65-X.
' f.37 W. 10th. 4lf
WANTED SITUATIONS
MARRIED MAN wants year round
orchard work. Experienced.
BOTH PACKERS, ,305 Portland
Ave. "15
WANTED Tractor work of ail
kinds. Tel. 523-.R-2. evening. 1 5
WANTED Housework; dny or
hour. Phono 134S-X. 25
WANTED Position as compnnlon
: to lady or couple traveling, ln
' quire Lake Hotel; after 1U a: m.
14
ORCHARD WORK desired; IS
years experience; man-led', best
references; 8 years as mannger
last position. Address Box N. T.
H., Mall Tribune. 17
WANTED Woman wants position
as cook In cafe or boarding
house. Write Box 102, Grunts
Pass, Ore. 17
WANTED Position as cook, camp
preferred. Immediate employ
ment necessnry. Phone 837-X. 10
WANTED IrnSCELliANEOCS
WANTED Millions of Jackrabblt
and domestic rabbit skins. High
est cash prices. Vnlnauda Fur
Company. 2131 Western Ave.,
Seattle. -13
WANTED Would consider right
person for partner In good pay
ing business, ready to start. 8.
W., care Mail Tribune. 14
WANTED Family washing less
than laundry prices. Will call
for nnd deliver. Phone 893-J or
' see Delia Moore, 1010 Court St.
14
WANTED Fir limber Innd.
be cheap. Valley Fuel Co.
Must
13
WANT)A)-2nd hand goods & junk.
Pat's; 1506 Prune. Tel. 647-L. 3-
WANTED Children to tare for by
hour In your own home. Phone
, 821-L. ' J5
WANTED Invnllds and aged peo
ple - to care for. Nurse In' at
tendance. P. O. Box 059, Med-
ford, - 29
Who Owes You?
WE COLLECT ANYWHERE
WE PAY PROMPTLY - t
SEND IN YOUR BILLS !
WE GET YOU THE MONEY !
Southern Oregon
Credit Bureau
lit North Qtntral Phont 710
HELLO- b DINTV
i THERE? THI1 b
1929. Inl'l Pt.tur. Sfrvlfe, Inc . Rrl Brluln rlM rrirrvtd.
11
SHE SAV6 I'M AT SHE'S
RESTAUI2AMT .AkJD TH& SVJELLE.OT
PEOPLE. 1SJ TOWM GAT THE12E . SUE'S
MAKIMS LOTS OP .MOMEV BUT SMES OOT
TO SO AVWAV FOI3 A KE5T SHE'S CUM
00MlO AMD HAS A
-SHE AIMT STOCf. UP
IMWITEO ME TO VlS' HER -SHE SAVS...
1 SOT A SWELU APAf2TMEMT. GOME.
OM DOWJM AMD PEMO A VJEEK AMD
LET- ME TICKLE VOUR TlCED BOKJES,
.VJITH THE SGPT CUSHIOMSl
FOB RENT nOCREKKEPINQ
ROOMS
i FOR RENT Large housekeeping
I rooms. Phono 034-L. 13
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT 6 - room modern
house; wood range, garnge. 328
No. Oakdale. Phono 034-W. be
tween 7 and fl. 3 3
XT Homes Furnished
FOR R T H omei. u r"'"?
or unfurnished. Brown & White.
47tf
FOR RENT G-room house. In
quire Bungalow Store. Phone
485-R. 3Cltf
FOR REN APARTMENTS
3-ROOM furnished apt., $22.50 per
mo. with lights aiid water paid.
333 W. 2nd. Sllllmnn. tt
FOR RENT Desirable apt.;
vute bath, electric range.
618 So. Oakdalo.
prl
etc. 11 lf
FOR RENT Furnished apt.; pri
vate bath and garage. 005 W.
loth.
FOR RENT Furnished apt.
quire 345 W. 2nd.
In
tf FOR RENT Downstnirs apart
, nicnt; private bath. 217 W. 2nd.
. u
FOR RENT 2 nnd 3-room fur
nished apartment. 40 Quince St.
Phone 041-W. 14
FOR RENT Steam-heated nirnrt
' ment; Frigldalre, llotpolnt range.
135 X. Holly. 14
FOR RENT 6-room furnished
apartment; garage, 2 blocks
from library. W. F. Campbell,
804 E. Main. 6tf
FOR RENT Furn. front apt; bath
nnd gnrngo. 004 W. 10th. 4tf
FOR RENT Furn. 2-rm. apts.;
private bath, electric range, hot
and cold water. Phone 12. 21tf
FOR RENT Furnished apart
ments. Phone 462-H. 294tf
FOR RENT Furn. 2 and 3-rm.
pts.j garage, 004 W. 10th.
105tf
FOR- RENT Furnished apart
ments, (15 and $20 month. 344
B. -Central, 840tf
FOR RENT Two
1005 W. Main.
S-room apts.
838tf
BUSINESS OProltTUNITIES
'OR SALE Cabinet shop doing
fine business. Orders booked
nhead. Party has other business.
128 1. O rape.' - 14
SUMMER AND HEALTH RESORT
Rare opportunity for nwn of
vision -and push. Government
concession. Famous soda springs.
. Small hotel, cabins and camp.
Investigate this. See tho U. K.
Millard Co., 419 E. Main. 14
FOR SALE Grocery and service
station, located near sawmills and
box factory. Medford. Priced to
sell. Ill health forces mo to sell.
Call at Mill Service Station, N.
Central and McAndrews St. 10
FOR SALE Grocery and confec
tionery. New fixtures, new stock.
Bargain to move quick. Inquire
235 S. Ivy. ,14
A REAL OPPORTUNITY
3 Year school route. Contract and
bus In A-l condition. Only 3
hours dally- required. Address
Box N. K., Mail Tribune. 18
FOR SALE OR TriAnE 10 acres;
service station, storo, stage office,
etc. Inquire Rogue River Auto
Camp or 248 So. Riverside, city.!
. . 16
WANTED
To ,Buy for CasK
All Your
SECONDHAND
FURNITURE
ScottWoolf
NO'. V-t VJENT OOT HOR')F..6ACK
HlOlM' AM' JO'b'V 6BCA,0-t HE
aM M CATTIKJ' VJlT' A
K.r-tlFE. HE. CAVE M VlEtK'S
NOTICE
SOT A SWELL.
TOUCH OF (2 H EDM ATI 2
CR. MOTHIM- SHE.
FOUND
FO! 'NO
BS 7-1'.
Owner call
14
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
FOR RENT Two well furnished
bedrooms; light nml airy; good
locatiilll. Phono 1201-L. 14
FOR RENT Nicely furnished
sleeping rooms, good residence
district; gnrage. 604 S. Holly. 15
FOR RIINT Nice sleeping rooms
with h"at. 325 South Riverside
Ave. OtI
FOR RENT-
-Rooms S3 week. 445
344tf
S. Front.
FOR RENT Pleasant room, with
board, at 710 E. Main. 332tf
FOR SALE HOMES
MUST SELL THIS WEEK
$3500 HOME FOR 12350
Completely modern 5-room houso
with double garage, 2 bedrooms,
living room, dining room, kit
chen, pantry, sleeping porch,
screened front porch, bath, lots
of nice bullt-Ins, good fixtures;
concrete foundation, concrete
walks: on 2 large corner lots with
all sewer, walor and street as
sessments paid. In Central Point
near business district. A good
investment or a nice home.
' terms. Phone 12112. 14
Oil. MY GOSH!
Mr. Buyer, we have a 5-room mod
ern home on a corner lot, jiaved
street; all Improvement pnld.
This properly Is clear and the
prlco Is so low we aro ashamed
to publish it. JC you want an in
. vestment seo Us. Good terms. :
These nro the days when you should
be pluming gurden. Wo hitvo a
benutiful 1 acre, highly Improv
ed; splendid home; pressure wat
er, electricity, lots of 4errles,
fruit, etc. This is the most Ideal
chicken or rabbit proposition, nd
Jnlnlng Medford. Only $2500,
with $500 cash. Would take car
as part.
WARNOCK SHELLEY,
44 N. Riverside.
44 N. Riverside, Phone 12C2.
13
FOR RALE OR EXCHANGE Nice
5-room bungalow, also 25 acres
In California; clear. Apply to
owner, 332 Mury St. 16
FOR SALE Strictly modern 4
room house: east front, shade
trees. See ownor, Jas. Stewart,
Phone. 960. 17
FOR SALE Modern 4-room
house; gnrage, close, In, nenrly
new, lot 45x100. Money talks.
W. E Howlev. 335 N. Ivv St. tf
SEE CHARLES A.
TO BUY YOUR HOME
WOdL
MOHAIR
JUNK
i TURN YOUR JUNK
INTO CASH
o
tubes,
nliimi-
We buy old 'tires,
rags, brass, 'copper,
mini, radiators, zinc and old
storage batteries.
Medford
' Bargain House
27 N. Qrap St. Phone 10C2
1 ,- X
fT ESS- bItss&
I l 'wM agggfgaaajJesLmam I
By George McManus
THI'j l TOO
HE KlEECb A
TO LOOK NT
HEAD
HEBE'S A GOOD IDEA -LET'S wiint
UEGL TO COME DOWJM
rA-v;iT ajili no H6
AUO MI2S MEIT WILL
FOB HER -TMEV CAM
THE1I3 KITCHEM
OS-
LOST Tortoise-shell rimmed'
glasaos. Return to Mail Tribuno. I
13 1
FOR RENT MISCELIiANEOUS
FOR RENT 20 acres, mostly or
chard. Box 64, Tribune. 14
FOR RENT Bachelor cabin, 445
8. Front. 850lf
MISCELLANEOUS
LAWN MOWERS sharpened, ;nd
JilHleiL cleaueil and ', oiled, . 1.
Called for anil delivered free.
Al l'icho, Phono 290. 17
LET ME DO YOUR HAULING hnd
save you money. llawley.Truns
' fer, 010 N. nlv. Ph. 1044-X. 37
FOR. SALIC TRUCKfit
NEW and 'used Miick 'trucM;'
1273-.!. Tony Frentsel.
To!,
17
FOR SALE DOGS AND PETS
TWO thoroUghhrod, cocker spaniel
puppies, mules; cheap. John F.
Miller, Jacksonville, (ire. 17
FOR BALK LIVESTOCK '
FOR SALE Good saddla horse,
cheap. Inquire for Johnson at
Hanley place.. , 21
FOR BALK Four fresh dairy nows.
Ray Ksllnger, 3 miles S"Uili u
Grants Pass on Pacific, highway.
17
fob Bali! roxn.vitY
FOR KAI.K Turkey egg.,'"l. W.
Ollliert, llnx Slity, m. ' ma"
south of Jacksonville on Ashland
and Phoenix road. . ' 15
FOR SALK HntchMiff eggs. Reds.
Phono 731-W-2, Meuroru. azm-
MAMMOTH URONZ13 turkoy eggs
. early hatching. '-Tel. lum-n.
,' . 3tf
FOR SALK R, I. nod hatching
eggs. Phone tao-J-a. "
FOR RALK Black Jersey Giant
setting eggs. C. A. ueve, -iei.
623-J-2. - - B4tf
for SALI5 AirmmoiMiawi'
FOR HALH OR KXCMANC1K for
19?ri Dodge mur. curiums, i sci
Packard special sport-tun. cur
tains. 30D Portland. A,vv 15
ARMSTRONG OFFERS
a largo selection of good
Used Cars.1
Our can nro In first-class eon
dltlon, Including new pnint, new
tires, seat covers, etc., to make
ownership a pleasure and fiatls-
lacllnn.
(I'VE US A TRIAL
Kudson-Kssex-oldsmohlle-CadUlao
and LaHulle Dealers.
13'
l-DA? SPECIAL
1922 TYP10 DODGE SEDAN
with spare tire and 1929 ,
license - .$175
EAICLV MOTOR CO.
Dodge Denier. '. 13'
8TUDEI1AKER SEDAN In per
feet condition Inside and out
almost new rubber: mechanic
ally perfect. Will sacrifice for
quick snle. Call 76. 86Btt
FOR RALE Studebnker sedan:
special six motor; flrW.-class con
ditlon;'mechanlcally perfect. Tel.
70. 34 9 tf
FOR SALFj nAL ESTATE
FOR RENT OR HALE 90 ncres
pasture land, ft miles north of
Ashland For Information wrlli'
F. O. Hlado. 45 llelmail Ht.. Ash
land, Ore. l
FOR BALE Two lots. Reasonable
If tnken at once.' Paved street
Phone 21-J. Addruml 72(1 W
2nd Kt. )'
FOR SALE By owncit, tv, ncres
alfalfa, fi pear trees, bearing
small house, . pnrlly Aiiutshcd
j hoi and cold water In limine, elec
trlo . range, prlco tOUU, Call
Vosa, Phono 771. ,11
MUCH'
DOCTOR
Hc
By SOL HESS
HERE FOie A ht-VV
A LOT OP 6000
e.E 60EAT COMimJVJ
TALK OVEW
DAWS .
FOR SALE ItEAli ESTATE
FOR SALE Two nnd a half acres,
beautiful homo site overlooking
vnllev. inn acre nears, good soil,
I sucrlfico for cash. 128 N. Grape.
14
WHEN YOU think of real eatnto.
son Brown & White.
tf
7 ACRES Cor. llonll Lane and
Millionaire Road; magnificent
view of valley: rich soil, beauti
ful trees and a wonderful coun-ti-v
home slle: small new house,
clili-leen house and barn. A real
bargain fur quick snle, $2,300 on
Very easy terms. Movo on now
and grow a garden and crop.
ALSO . A now neat 4-ronm
bouse: bath ami sleeping porch
on Columbus Ave., ready to move
' Into, for nnly'f 1,400, with small
payment down. Wo know of no
- better small homo buy. The 1.
E. Millard Co., 419 E. Main. 17
FOR SALE ucro with 4-room
' pliistoi'od bouse, cheap, In Bert-y-;
dale; also fi-room houso, cheap,
Medford. Phono 334-.I-4. 13
FOR SALK-MSOKMjANEOUS
FOR SALE Modorn storo sliow-
case.. - Inquire at .Brown's. 14
FOR HALE Aluminum tub May
tag, -excellent condition; a real
bargain If takon at once, May
tag Hhop; 19 X, Knrtlett. - 15
FOR SALE Hecond hand. Spry
whele power cnttlvator and lawn
mower. ,1, J. Htelger,'122 Oregon
Tenlice; " 1 u
FOR HALF. 2 renl good sprayers,
1 llai-die and 1 Iteun, used 2 sea
sons Have installed stationary
nnd jiave no use for the port
ables. Imiulro Frink Orchards.
Phone (II l-ll or 21. 13
FOR PALE IB-tnch body oak
wood, f3 per tier at ranch. C.
C. Hoover, Phono 697-R-2.- tf"
OXALIH for border plant.
811 So.
19
I'eacti.
FOR RALE Used sewing ma
chines; an makes, In up; terms
If desired. All makea rented
and repaired. White. Sewing
Machine Co., 34 North Bartlett.
lltt
FOR HALEWalnut console Bruns
wick phonograph, very cheap.
Cull 722. 8D7tf
FOR SALE Page Held fence,
yarn renco, gates, netting an
kinds; cedar nnd atcol fence
postM, ; Complete lien Of fence
materlnl, MWe build fences."
Uaddls & Dixon, Phone 2(18. 370
FOR HALE Seed potatoes. Quick
I. (inch, I'M. of All, a. Hunnse,
En, Ohio and llllss . Triumphs.
Monarch Reed Co. tf
FOR HALE For sand and gravel.
sediment and general teaming,
Tel. 812-J, Ham Batemnn. tf
BDHINER9 OTIIECTORY'
Era Rpwlnlist.
DR. T. DE LA RHUE Eyesight
Hpeciallst. I-Jyes a x a m I n a,
sinuses fitted. Hlllte 404 Modford
Rldg. Phone 1326. Exclusively
optical. , 300tl-
DR. D.V A. IffTIAMDERS, Optome
trist. Eyes examined. Glnsses
fitted 317 Medford Bldg. Tel
188. B2tf
Radio Rervlco.
RADIO SERVICE on any make
radio, - It. O. Purucker. 23 South
Oratie Htreot, Office Phone 33r,
Res. 1443. - 881
Signs.
ARTCRAFT HION 8 B R V I C KJ
signs of all kinds, on gin, wood
or metal, pnono il7. 11
Front Bt. "We are not super
stltlous, but we believe In signs.'1
Rprajrluc
TREES. HMKUBft and Roses spray-
erl by experts; also whitewash
Inside or outside woodsheds,
barns and ' garages. No order
too small. Phone 284. IMtf
SaiKl nnd Gravel
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and gravel
plant, ('leaned, washed sand
nnd gr.lvM; crushed gravel, all
i-rs. Phone plant, 1203 or office
117. !
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BUSNIESS DIRECTORY
. -
. Attorney at Law
W. R. OAYLORD, Attorney at Law.
Notary Public. 123 East Main
Street. . am
Abstracts
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab
stracts of Title, Title Insurance,
Rooms 3 andS, No. 33 NortU
Central Ave., it stairs.
JACKSON .
ABSTHACr X. '
Ah-trncts of Tide
und Tide Jn-sur-ance.
The iinlf
complete l'iila
Syslciu In Jack
sou f'onnty.
llcnuty Parlor.
FASTIDIOUS WOMKM get expert
fai-ials, permanents, water waves t
nt Kmma cllnc's Hhop, Liberty
I'.ldC, S. Otatpe. CTione 464. 37;
Chiropractic, r1yajchtJ1
DR. V., W. HOFFMAN Chlro
practic Norve Hpeclallst. Office
hourB 9 to 12; ! to f. 803-204
Liberty Bltlir. Office phone 680;
Res. phone 790-H.
DR. EtVLND M. NELSON Chlro
praetor. Specific Chlropractlo
adjustments Riven at 321) North
Riverside. Office hours: 8:30 to
7:30 p. m.
Contractors
R, I. STUART SONS Qenerai
Contractors, including ease
ments, ditches, nil kinds of
cement mid concrete work. R. I.
Btuail. 217 Apple, phone 643;
Gilbert Stuart, 17 Ross Court,
phone 966-M. Miles Stuart, 608
S. Newtown, phone 850.
DentLst,
DR. F. O. BUNCH, Dentist, room
315 Medrord central mug. ni.,
Office 1443; residence 1231-X.
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. .
Wilson, c. I , A, Attention given
to anything in accounting and
Income Tax Requirements. Look
Into our simplified accounting
method. Liberty Bldg., Medford.
Phone 167-H.
FRAZIER ACCOUNTING SERV
ICE W. A. Frnzler, Public. Ac
countant. Machine bookkeeping.
Income tax service, audits and In-
slallatlons. 202 Liberty Bldg.
Phones 1159 and 605.
Financial
WE LEND MONEY to worthy
people to pay their honest dobts.
' Pnclflc Const Credit Association,
423 Modford Bldg., Medford. Ore.
Freight Transportation
PIERCE TRUCKING CO., Med
ford to Portland and San Fran
cisco. Furniture moving a apeo
lally. Phone 56 or 437-R-3.
LONG DISTANCE HAULING
Medford - Klamath truck line.
Dally service. Bonded carriers.
Special rates on load lots. Auto
Freight terminal, 36 S. Flr Tel
1033.
Interior Decorator
INTERIOR DECORATING, palnh
Ing, papcrhnnglng nnd floor wa
Ing. Fred- Gardner. Phone 731
. W.-2. Res. Porrydale, Jackson
vlllo Highway. .
Money to Xxinn
MONEY TO LEND To worthj
people to pay their honest debts
Securities of all kinds accepted
Jennings Loan Office, 5 S. Front
MONEY TO LEND 8B0 to 2
to loan on furniture or good set
curity of most nny kind. Eiglil
per cent lonns on city property,
Thomas Realty Co., Room If
Palm Block, cor Main and Front,
upstnfrn. -
6
Iiiiff Tlmo
llcul Kstnte
Hfirtgugo Inu(
Phono nzia
Commercial Finance Corp.
Mnlfonl, Oregon
Do You Need Money?
We make' short time loans..
Transactions strictly confidential.
317 Liberty Bldg. phone 070-R,
H. H. Banister, 11. C. Chrlstner.
Monuments
THIS ORIOCIOJJ. GRANITE CO.
ivionumenis. . . mur.n,
oral Manager;' P.. M. Kershaw,
Sales Manager. 802 N. Front St.,
Medford.
. Music
THORVAL II. FOLKENBERO.
Teacher of violin; oreneaira
' practice for students; also a de
partment for adjusting and re
pulring violins. If you desire a
reliable violin outfit, call at the
studio, room 4, College Rldg.r II
N. orape Ht. .none ,2i-j.
J
Painting and Poporhonglim
H. MARX, General Painting Con
tractor, tinting, paperhunglng,
carpentering, repairing. Phona
178-J. Res. 67 Summit.
' Plnno Instractlon.
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher
of Piano and Harmony, Haignt
Muslo Studio, 318 Liberty Rldg.,
l'hone 72. ' 169tf
Pluntlilng.
PLUMBING, HEATING Matorlal
and service. Hawk, the Plumber,
24 So. Orape. Phone 687. 380
Printers nnd Publisher
MEDFORD PRINTING- CO. Haa
the best equipped printing office
In Southern Oregon.' Bookbind
. Ing, loose loaf ledgers, billing
systems, etc. Portland prices. 37
N. Fir SI.
Radio Repairing
RADIO REPAIRING ThaMusIa
Box. 408' East Main St., Phona
433, has-an-expert radla tech
trlcian from the factory. Wa
make a specialty of expert repair
work and guarantee It. Special
- consideration to dealers.
Transfer
EADH TRANSFER STORAGB
CO. Office 111 N. Fir St.
, Phone 116. Prices Right. Ser
vice guaranteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER STORAGB
Service guaranteed, 20 S. Orsp
St., Phone 64. or resldenoa 106a.
Window denning
LET GEORGE DO IT Phone 1171
for housecleantng, floor wail
jauur Mi-vw. aa i
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