CHILD HEALTH OF
COUTO1EQ
The health honor roll children !
of Jackson county will celebrate
their achievement In their own!
communities instead of coining to
A! od ford for one big parade, as they
did on May 1st last year. Many J
Inquiries arc coming, in the public;
health nurses from children who
hovo worked hard this winter to
bring their heaiih up to the stand
ard of the honor roll and who now
feel like celebrating on May 1st---Natlonnl
Child Health day.
Nurses and teachers arc arrang
ing health plays, pageants, etc., in
,each school district whose children
aro interested In health.
But the big celebration, when the
people of Jackson county have the
opportunity of acknowledging the
children on the health honor roll,
will he on children's day during
tho county fair in September. At
this time tho prize winning schools'
will be given cash awards by the
fair board and healthy children
will be honored as enthusiastically
(dyt the healthy pigs, calves, lambs,
rabbits,- etc.
Detailed directions have been
mailed to tho schools through the
cooperation of the school heads v
fnii board, and public health asso
ciation. According to Miss Carl
ton, president of tho health- asso
ciation, the buttons will bo given to
the children la May and should be
saved carefully for the. parade of
schools at tho fair. -
Al l. TALKING FILM IS
If any one in the large and
greatly plctim-d audiences at Hunt's
(Valerian t heater lust night had
the slightest Idea at the beginning
of "The Canary Murder Case," the
great all-tulklng film play, that it
would be like some other mystery
moving picture composed of a
mixture oft horror inspiring thrills,
shrinks, groans ond grotesque. Im
possible nnd mystifying incidents
of the hokum variety, ho or she
guessed completely wrong. For
"The Canary .Murder Case" Is to
tally different and Is acted out so
seemingly natural, i
. True,.- the murder mystery and
thrills ore there, but the Jhrills
are more of the intellectual sort
and ttru not awe inspiring thru
imaginary four,, but are brought
, about normally.
- Tho'iWdTy- leading-up to-thcMi.ur-dnr
ami the efforts of the police
and detectives afterwards to solve
the case, arc shown to the nudi
onco in continuous sequence of
'lialogue and action.. ,
; The uudience sees everything
but the actuul murder scene in a
closed room of the gilded, gold
digging . and blackmailing young
stHgc woman (Louise Brooks).
You seo every one of the half
dozen suspects and know the rea
son each would have .for perpe
trating the murder, and you sit
fairly rooted to your seat and ob
livious to all else as you strain
mentally with tho polico In doping
out who committed tho crime.
Thero is no big lovo story, and
buL little music synehronhwition,
or aecompi.nyment, to take your
mind off the riddle, and you watch
with, keenest relish tho deductions
of the metropolitan police chief
nnd other officers, which you at
first think must bo correct and,
y- based on horso sense evidence,
until I'hllo Vance, the, suavo nnd
unusually keen wilted private de
tective, played by AVIlliam I'owcll.
upsets with his Ingle all previous
theorieH and bares the mystery.
In, fact "Tho Canary Murder
Case." which plays every after
noon nnd night at tho Crateriau
Ihenter unlil Sunday, Is an intel
lectual treat and a "bird" of a
screen talking play.
It Is intermixed thruout with
wholesome comedy which brings
out many laughs. Tho heartiest
spontaneous laugh of all came in
tho. tense poker gamo of tho mur
der suspects and Detective Vance,
when one hand narrows down to
but two players, and when . the
show-down conies the winner has
only n pair of deuces and the high
est card in the loser's hand Is an
eight spot. This incident tends to
Illustrate that not only Is Med ford
"a groat country," but that : Its
people understand poker, bluffing.
Tho siultorfng negro attendant of
the np.irtittent house telephone
Sparkling bright
111 IT H OUR'.
WASHING P0L1SHIN6
. All the dirt, mud, stawis are
removed without injury to the
surface when your car is
. washed and polished here by
f - our modern, thorough meth.
odj. ' ''
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B Jl IP IMJSII
mm m mt m
BRINGING UP FATHER
COUE THE
ehuiifjo was eootl for many ther
lauKhs.
The voices of Louise Brooks,
(tho Canary). Wm. Powell. James
Hal!, Louis John Bnrtplls, Ijiw
rence Grant and tho others of the
notable cast of players contributed
much to tho pleasure of the per
formance. (R. A. K.)
THE MARKETS
Proillicc
PORTLAND. Ore., April 25. Pi
Vholesale prices:
It UTTER: Portland Daily Ex
change net wholesalo prices
(cubes): Exiras 42c: standards
4i:c: prime firsts 42c: firsts 4 Hie.
Creamery prices: Prints JJc over
cube standards. m -
EGGS: Portland 13811 . Ex
change (net basis): Fresh stan
dards extras. t'8c: fresh - standard
firsts 27c: fresh mediunt extras
25c: fresh medium firsts 24c.
Prices to retailers: 1. to 5c over
exchange prices. . - , I '.
Milk, poultry, onions, potatoes,
wool, nuts, hay, cascara bark and
hops: Steady and unchanged. - -
. Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., April 23. (Pt
Cattle and calves: No receipts.
Steady.
Hogs: Steady.
Sheep and lambs: Steady.-
San Francisco Butterfat
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, April 23.
P Buttorlat f. o. b. Sas Fran
ciaco, 4Sc.
Wall Street Report
NEW YORK. April 25. ij The
ghost of higher rediscount rates
stalked across the financial hurl
zun today and stock prices tiirnr-1
reactionary despite the snoradit- rf
forts of ools to revive Uie "bull"
movement. A sprinkling of indus
trials, rails and specialties were
lined lo new high ground lit the
early buying movement. But the
general list was under steady
prcssine. ;
Widespread rumors that tho New i
York Fedora! Reserve hank would
increase Its rediscount rate after
the. close of the market, and that
brokers loans would show a large,
increase, wore behind the selling.
Uethlehom Sleel Is exacted to
report record breaking first quar
ter earnings after tho close of tho
nuirkct.-
Pennsylvnnia Railroad crossed 83
(o tho highest price In more then
25 years. A modornto demand also
was niado for oilier rails of tho
Investment class on the announce
mniil that frnicht ear loadings in
the first two weeks of April wer!
the largest of any corresomiinB
period of record.
AIRPORT ENGINEERS
FOR BOULDER MM!
WASHINGTON, April 25.-
Sei retary 'Wilbur today appointed
Louis C. Hill of Colorado, Andrew
J.' Wile yof Idaho, and William
V. purnnri uf CnHfornb n"- eon-
FOR LEASE
Wardwell Fur Co. 'a Store
Lcverctte Block
Around corner from
Montgomery Ward Co.
PHONE 900
! HIRED to PiMD WHoSpEE V" NSMfi-BOTHEUSOK-b I fl oE.Tec.Tlve. K II FIND THE
V MSCwRK- J ' Ul KEA LOT OF , MEsb?i OCT CM TE tttfj I OSTECTIVE- 2
' c"rx rr'rjvAs , K-k iy m UJ,
THE NEBBS Gone, But Not Forgotten i By SOL HESS
ZZIEMOOMS CHECK AMD .T'5 A PEftCM, V STAKJQ A 5WOCK ? V V GO US WAV V Y OUST CMASEO A LOT ywwD UP AMD MADE.
COUTUUftU.V (VAJE LOST A 6000 CUSTOMER f VT.3 BAD Mg M k OP OOU&H OOT iDP THEWj; momeV AKJD WAPPtO
REMIMDiUG, I OUT SUESS MOTHER ) , pRepeE. VOUWSE.LF M Z r SzJZ M PLACE - M T" T ME UP IM A FEXAJ MEW
THE VJOULO-SE SV111- BE SLAD TO r-y FOR T THE HDT3 V V'l 6CT A LAuaM T OF XM OOVUNJS I VUOULDMT BE t
SOCIETM LEADER S1 MEA15 V LEFT S " XL- . BUT 1 Alr SUteEl VEtY Tl4C OQ0ECT OF HEP LEFT- :
Mas meit ' F ' i T" . - ' ' T . Kuho the 0Oi;e isS hmo svmpatmy-amd
ABOUT HER ' ' . A l J, , ' : C :' I V01 SE.T AlOMG.14
'"lFE ' :- Q'
ffTTDFOftfl StXTE
- tEa,Q OF
suiting engineers for tho building
of the Boulder Canyon dam.
CLASSIFIED At7YtRTlSIN9 RATES
RitM ptr word for lint InMrtlon, 2fl
1 Moh ucoMdlng InMrtlm. lot minimum
Rnt, to., md count thM wordi. m wall '
tt oh initial uitpnon numotr,
a word.
Clawlflttf adt uh In advano and not
I lakin ovar phont, yn(a advartlMr Hm
I monthly acoeunt No allowanoa for paona
irrofBe
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Position as bookkeep
er or stenographer.. Experienced.
Box 38, Tribune. 34
WANTED Housework; day or
hour. Phono 1345-X. 67
WANTKI MISOETjYiANTCOUB
WANTED Stock to pasture. Unx
.rrLtir Trlbunu.. . , --, 3i
. WANTED
W4 have a buyer for a five-
room modern house, . located on
f paved street, cftise In. Also-one
t;in suburbs or on small tract.
CHAUNCEY FIX)UEY
901 1st Natl. Bank Bids. Phono 318
34
WANTED 350 feet 3 or "4-Inch
. second-hand pipe. Jess. C. Mar
tin, Montague. Calif. 35
WANTED-To borrow S1000 at 87o
for 1 year on good real estate
security: first mortgage. Box 77,
Tribune. 34
WANTED Lyon eiectrlo brood
ers, either buy or rent. Ashland
Associate Broeders Farm, Ash
land. 38
WANTED Rabbits, 3 lbs. up:
highest market prices. Why sell
for less? For Information Phono
1243. , 38
WANTED 2nd hand goods & Junk.
Pat's. 15"- Prune. Tel. 647-L. 38
FOB IIEN1 nocsES
FOR KENT l-room house, close
in: partly furnished. Plionu 631.
3ltf
FOR ..- KENT Modern six-room
house;. -8 lots: garden, fruit: ?2U;
wutcr paid. Inquiro 115 S. Holly.
34
FOIt RENT 6-room furnished
houso. Apply at 225 X. River
side. 34
FOR RENT Furnished house.
306 No. Holly. Phono 820-L.
Adults only. 34
FOR RENT 3 houses; t partly
furnished. Phone 720. ltf
FOR RENT Homes. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown White.
47tf
FOR ItENT FTTItN IBBKD
llOOMS
FOR RENT Sleeping room. 728
W. Jackson. 39
FOR RENT. Largo front room,
private home, I ,fr blocks from
City park. 222 So. Holly St. 37
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms; bath.
245 N. Grape. 38
FOR RENT Rooms 12 week. 445
8. Front. I44tf
MJSCEM,ANEOU8
LET ME no YOUR HAUL1NQ and
save you money. Hawley Trans,
for, 619 N. Itlv. Ph. 1044-X. 17
IO SI-
LOST Container and keys In Cath
olic church. Ucward. Iteturn to
Mail Tribune. 2'.f
Who Owes You?
WE COLLECT ANYWHERE
WE PAY. PROMPTLY
8END IN YOUR BILLS
WE GET YOU THE MONEY
Southern Oregon I
Credit Bureau
TRTRTTNTR. HfTCOFORD,
-1
."Oli .1-XT Thrct-'-ruom apart
menc with iath. Telephone 3U3.
tf
FOR RENT Furnished apart
ments: 2 rooms, hot and cold-water,
garage, ?18. Ono-roont. $10:
lights and water paid. Inquire
at 310 Portlund Avo. 34
FOR RENT Delightful furnished
apartment: garage, every mod
ern convenience. 922 S. Oak
dalo Ave. 31tf
FOR RENT urn. 2-rm. apts.;
private bath, eiectrlo range, hot
and cold water. Phone 12. 21tt
FOR RENT Furnished apart
ments. Phone 462-H. 294tf
FOR RENT Furn. 2 and 3-rm.
apts.; garage. 604 W. 10th.
166tf
FOR. RENT Furnished Apart
ments, $16 and 120 month. 344
B. Central. ' 840tf
FOR RENT Two l-room apts.
1005 W. Main. . 38tf
for sale AtrroMonrLES
$29 $49 $09
SALE OF
USED CARS
.-0 Ford Touring
...$29
...$-'!
;l f ord toupp
1914 Hulck Touring
24 Chevrolet Roadster $29
1921 Studobaker Touring $49
1924 Star Sport Touring $119.
j:tii iwuge louring 9J
Come soon they won't last long.
Only $29, $49, $1)9.
Today and Tomorrow.
SCIIEHEIl MOTOR CO.
38-40 No. Riverside.
Open Evenings.
HOK SALE 1927 Ford oolfpo.
cheap: A-l condition. Phone
lliir.-V, or call after 6. 35
- A2
UIG TIKMOVAT. SALI3
MUST VACATIO
Modford for a few tlnyn will ho
a K'cat hiircain center for
L'HKJJ CA It 8,
Now is your chanco to navo on
tranMpurtutiun uh WO aro cotn
piilliul to niuvo ovury cat fruin
our lot. ,
Prions will ho tower.
Terms wilt be liberal.
Trades will be accepted.
UVY NOW
ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC.
. .Hudson -Essex Garage. -
as
WE OFFKR TITR FOT.L.OWINO
CAItH AT NOrtTHWlfiST
MANUAL PUIGKH:
1927 "WlllyH-KniKht 70A Sedan.
1928 Chevrolet Coach.
1!'2G .leuntt Kpocint Coach. -1H27
OldKmnhilc DoTjUxo Coach.
1925 Oldsmobile Huslness Coupe.
1!24 Ford Touring.
1123 Uulck Tourlnff.
Why pay more for used cars?
"Ask to sea tho book."
GRA MA M-PAIGJi AGI2NCT,
103 Ho. liivorbldo Ave.
88
1926 NAHH Special 8lx Bodan. Rood
condltfon. Bargain for cash. Car
at Kkinner's Garago. or 1'hono
1352-.I. . 35
FOR HALR BtuaabAker eedan;
special ilx motor; flraL-rUas con
dition; mechanically perreet. Tel.
WANTED
To Buy for CaftK
All Your
SECOND-HAND
FURNITURE
Scott Woolf
t o
FOB HEN1 APAIITMENT8 I FOB REITT MlSCETiIiANKOUS i FOIt 6AM0 1IOMES VOH SALGi IlliAL ESTATE!
OTTEfiQy. TlFTRSnAY.
1 1 1 t- "'
8. Front. S60tf
FOR EXCHANGES
TO TRADE Fnuity In property
for tar. or null property. 726
Aider SL 34
BUSINESS OrrORTONITlES
FOR SALE OR TRADE Dry
cleaning establishment for Ash
land or Medford property. Owner,
2127 E a s t llroadway,-' Long
Iteach. Calif. 3ti
FOR SALE DOGS AND i'ETS
FOR 8ALE--Tri-roloivri collie pup
pies. Debarr Ave. 11. L. Hague.
31!
FOIl BALE LIVICSTOCK
FOR HALE OV 1. c. styws. ' Milton
Houston. Ross Lune. . 34
FOR SALE roxriynnY
FOR SALE Voung turkeys, fiOc
each. J. fi. Hiuma, Trail.- 38
FOR SALE Black Jersey Giant
baby chicks. C. A. DeVoo. Tel..
G23-J-2. " 29tf
FOR SALE We aro taking ordera
for Mammoth Bronge baby tur
keys for May delivery, 60o each.
High Banks Turkey Farm. Tel.
314, Central Point. 22tf
FOR SALE Black Jersey Giant
sotting egga. C. A. DeVoe. Tel.
623-J-2. 8B4tf
FOR S, ALE HOMES
FOR SALE .My largo new homo
- on corner Minnesota and Crater
Lake avenue at considerable re
duction from act mil uost. llavo
disposed of all my business In
terests In Medford and desire to
sell my real esdito holdings at
once. This homo is strictly mod
ern In every dctull, less than
3 yearn old. sltiiaH'd on one of
the finest corners on East side.
Hou.se has eight full rooms, hard
wuoJ floors, flri'pbu-o anil book
cases in largo living room. 5 bed
rooms, kitchen in enamel with
btilll-ins and tile drains, attrac
tive dining room; largo basement
with furnace beat. House has
double pluniblnu, cedar closets,
with lost of storage space; up
' stairs was arnuiged for separate
apartment nnd if desired It could
bring in considerable revenue.
All improvements in .Including
double concrete driveway and
don die garage, fine largo lawn
with lots of shrulj and flowers.
. Thero Is not a bolter buy In tho
city and ns owner I will arrange
very attractive terms with re
sponsible purty. This placo is
far abovo tho averago placo of
fered for sale. See or phone .1.
. Tt. Hnnbon on properly. 3
SEE CHARLES A.
TO BUY YOUR HOME
ffT lite
WOOL
MOHAIR
JUNK
TURN YOUR JUNK
INTO CASH
Wa buy old tirei, tabes,
rags, ' brass, copper, alumi
num, radiators, zino and old
storngo bnttcrici.
Medford
Bargain House
27 N. Grape St. Phone 1062
'APRTL 2.r. 1929.'
r r -
By George JVIcManus
lACltlbHCli PULClfi on 2 houses.
miiilorn. Iet mo show them to!
modern. Iet mu sIiujvv them to i
vou nnd you glvo mo an ottor.
Phono 1383. 3E
FOR SALE House, Just built; 4
rooms anil bath; kitchen cabi
nets; modern; near Owen Ore
gon a" office. Small du-wn piiy
ment itnd terms to suiu Phono
1316. 35
Sl'ltl'ltliAN Just what jou want.
N'ico oottaffl', barn, goofl garden,
water to irrigate, domestic water
under pressure, and on, a-paved
'road. Everything tho most ex-
acting buyer demands, and,, at a
surprisingly low p r L c e. 8ee
HOLMES for HOMES, 2sash Ho
tel corner. 34
FOR SALE Attractivo' 6-room
stucco home, Spanish Upo, all
floors hardwood, strictly modern
in evnrv.' detail, bascmmt and
'"" furnace, largo' stucco gartig -1t1i
concrete driveway. Tills in U very
attractive homo on a fjne resi
dence street with all pa-ring paid
in full. Owner has Hold bis busi
ness interests and wislms to soil
nt onoe; will arrango vei-y attrac
tive terms with responsible party.
This is an ideal homo. Seo or
phone owner, J. H. Pontoon. 30
FOR SALE -IUEAIj KSTATB
ItiO ACRES-r-71 acres cultivated,
about all tillable; 7-room house,
family orchara; fully equipped
for Easy terms. Also
outrange.
THIS Is a beauty 1 acre, B-room
now modern bungalow, tuuu.
Easy terms.
STUDEIJAKER Special 4-pawtrn-
ger roupo in good condition
ari first payment on MeilCm-U
home Tiomember Doul
Knight, Su N. Rarthslt street, for
bursa ins In real estate 3 u
REHlDI'lNCE AND ItANCII prop
erty for sale at sucrlflcu price, or
will trado for southern California
properly Seo owiiur at IMIi N.
Itartlelt. Illtf
PEAR ORCHARD AND OARUEN
I'HOIHIHITION .
HI Acrim.
10 acron full bearing penrH, bal
ance alfalfa and garden land.
All free soil, level land; beauti
ful home place; nieo natural
grove about house. &-rooin mod
ern house; fino family orchard.
Owner In business and wants to
sell In order to enlargo business.
I"rlco. 115,000; roasonablo terms.
A real pear orchard and home at
a very rcasonablo price.' Seo us
at once. .
J. C. JIARNES. Real Estate. .
id H. Central.
IMiono 4IVJ or uio-y.
WANTED ' i .
STOCK OK DAIRY" RACH
I have client 'who will ex
change 12 acres Rear creek bot
tom, Improvements. 2 acres
young orchard. Ideal little
placo, clear of any oncuin
hranccs, as down payment on a
general or dairy ranch of from
to 250 acres up to 112,000
or f I 5,000 value.
FOR HA, LE ISO aeres, dairy and
general ranch; 30 head cows and
heifers; hogH, turkeys; fully
cfiulppud; abundance uf free
w (i t e r. O w n it must sacrlfl ee.
Will take I M.MOO cash to bnndle.
WM. R. HHKLLEY. JtEALTOR
44 North RIverMido
I'll one 1 2iiH
35
FOR SALE iMiry ranch, fully
equipped and stocked splendid
monthly income; location ftxcei
lent; abundance of feed; terms
reasonable.
AIko for sale
A wonderful rlvf ranch with
deeded water right; about B0 A.
nlfsifa, lots or grain land, pus
turn and wood. This ranch will
carry a large herd of dalrjrcowa
or sneep.. i ms is an unusually
nttrnollvrt property 'from . very
Kfltutl point. ReMHonflhltj
lirowo A .Whits, 11 No. Fir St.
FO l HAMi ItiO-aero farm nenr
Mcdfnrd. with 120 acres now in
Medford. with 120 acres now in
alfalfa and grain, all fenced. 00
aere fully paid water right free;
liouse, barn, outbuildings; prop
erty all fenced; no wasto land;
located 10 minutes from Medford
on highway. Total prieo only
$00 per acre; terms available.
Earl Tumy, 310 Llberty'Hldg. 34
FOR 6ALK snSCfCTjliANEOVS
FUR HALE Oermozono keeps
t-hicks healthy. Feed it In tho
water. Monarch Seed Co. tf
FOR SALE Snarol kills slugs and
, cutworms. Monarch Seed Co.
tf
FOR SALE lice supplies of all
kinds. Monarch Heed Co. lf
FOR SALE $100. Bed Supor'Mnld
, aluminum cook waro, cheap.
Phono 11U&-Y. 3
POTATOES FOR SALE una day
.only, Saturday, April 27, Klam-
atu isotieti tiems, very cueap.
Ontv 40 sacks left. C. & E. Fruit
Co., 11th and Fir. 3..
FOR SALE Wheat 2 He. barley
2c. Rrlug sacks. 2 4 miles west,
Vi nille south of Medford. Phone
rii;3-J-2. C. A. DeVoe. 32tf
IXR SALK I Kimball woed cut
ter. 1 10-Inch steol plow. 1 12
Inch steel plow, 1 garden culti
vator, 1 diyc cultivator, 1 0-foot
harrow. I green bone cutter, 1
grindstone, 1 single buggy har
ness, barbwiro. used lumber and
building stone, at A. C. Walker
. place, 2 miles north of Medford,
on highway. 34
FOR HALE Newtown apples,
packed and loose. Cen. bo seen
at Hearty's cold storage. A. H.
, Davenhlll, Phono U-F-5, Ash
land. 37
FOR SALE Outdoor growing
early cabbage. C. Carey, Phono
841-J-l. 38
WHEN YOU think of real tats.
soo Mrown & White. tf
FOR HALW l-inch body oak
wooil. S3 per tier at ranch, C.
C. lloovor, Phon 697-R-2. tf
FOR HALE Used sowing ma
chines; all makes, $B up; torms
If desired. All make muted
and repaired. Whllo Sewing
Machine CO., 24 North Bartlett.
lltf
FOR BALE for aana and gravel,
sediment and general teaming.
Tel. P12-J, Saml'l Batoman. tf
BUS I NESS II RECTORY
Cabinet Works.
CITY CAHINET WORKS Do nil
. kinds of woodwork; bullt-Ins,
doors, windows, screens, etc. AIho
bujld show cases. 21i7 N. Fir St,
1
DcntlMtry.
DR. L. L. SANDERS, Dentist, Of
fices, 312 Medford Hldg. Office
phono 007. Res. II 10-R. 67
Kyo RpwIallM.
DR. T. DE LA RHUE Eylght
Specialist. Eyes examined,
glasses fitted. Suite 404 Mod MM
Bldg. Phone 1329. Exclusively
optical. 366tr
DR. T. A. CHAMBERS, Optome
trist. Eyes examlnod. Glasses
fitted. S17 Modford Bldg, Tel.
188. I62tf
Slgrw.
ARTCRA FT SIGN S E R V X C E
signs of all kinds, on glass, wood
or metal. Phone 1187. 114 N.
Front St.' ' "We are not super
it itious, but we believe In signs."
Painting and Papornanglng
II. MARX, General Painting Con
' tractor, tinting, paporhanging,
carpentering, repairing. Phone
178 J. Res. 57 Summit
Radio Repairing
RADIO REPAIRING The Music
Box, 402 East Main St., Phone
433, nns an expert rndia terh
trlelnn from th factory. We
make a specialty of e inert repair
work nnd guarantee It, Hpoolal
BUSNIKS8 DIREX7TOKT
AtMO-acta
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ah.
tracts of Title, Title Iniuriuio.
. Rooms S sod 6. No. It North
- Ontra! Ave., upfitatra.
JACKSOI OO.
ABSTRACrr OO.
AlMtracut of Till
and Titln Iiunr
anee. Tho only
completa Tills
Syxlrm In Jack'
son Countr.
Dotiuty IHrlor.
FASTIDIOUS WOMEN uet expert UI
taclalH. permanunts. water waves ")"'
at Emma Cllnu's Shop, Liberty
mug., S, Grape. Phone 464. 37 jr
Clilroprnctlo Physlclana
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro
practic Nerve Specialist. Office
hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6. 203-204
Liberty Bldg. Office phone t80;
Res. phone 790-H.
DR. EIVIND M. NELSON Chiro
practor. Specific ChlropractlO-adjustments-
given at 329 North ,
Riverside. Office hours: 6:80 to
7:30 p. m.
Contractors
R. I. STUART A SONS General
Contractors, Including base
ments, ditches, all kinds of
cement and concrete work. R. T.
Stuart, 217 Apple, phone 643;
Glibert Stuart. 17 Ross Court,
phone fr,f,-M. Miles Stuart, 608
S. Newtown, phone 850.
Dentist.
DR. F. O. BUNCH, Dentist, room
315 Modford Central Bldg. Tel.,
Office 1443; residence 1231-X.
IBxpcrt Attjuiitat
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M.
Wllaon, C P. A. Attention given
to anythfty? in accounting and
Income Tax Requirement. Look
Into our simplified accounting
method. Liberty Bldg., Medford.
Phone 167-R.
rllAZIEn ACCOUNTING SKTIV-
lOI'i Moat modern bookkncplna;
service In So. Oregon. Audits,
systems. W. A. Fruzicr, Publio
Accountant, Uotol Holland Bldi;,
Phone 993.
Farm Ionns,
FARM LOANS Hi per oent. Jl
Jl. llowon. secretury Jtogue Illvor
National Farm Loun Assn., Kneii
Itlver, Oregon. Istf
Financial
Wli I.KND MONEY to worthy
peoplo to pay their honest debts.
Pacific Coast Credit AHsoclatlon,
423 Medford Hide, Medford. Ore.
Freight Transportation
PIEMCB TRUCKING CO., Md
ford to Portland and San Fran
cisco. Furniture moving a apeo
laity. Phone 66 or 437-R-2.
LONG DIBTANCB HAULING
Medford - Klamath truck line.
Dally HOrvlce. Bonded carriers.
Kpeclnl rates on load lots. Auts
Freight terminal. 96 S. Fir. Tl
1033.
Interior Decorator
INTKUIOR DISCO RATING, psink
Ing, paperhanging and flocr wax
--Ing. Fred Gardner. Phone 731.
W-2. lies. Perrydaie, Jaokson
vlllo Highway. ,.
Money to loan
MONEY TO LEND To worth
people to pay their honut debts,
aecurltles .of all kinds aocoptej.
Jennings Loan Office, 6 s. Front
MONEY TO LEND $50 to $2(
to loan on furniture or-good sn
. curlty of most any kind. Elglt
per cent loans on city- proporljf
Thomas-Realty Co., Room II
Palm Block, cor Main and Front
upstairs.
r" iy rxn Time
M" J Real Estate '
J , MortBago Loans
( ' Phone 132S '
Conjmercial Finance Corp.
Motlnird, urcgnn
Do You Need Money?
W make short time loans
Transactions strictly confidential
17 Liberty Hldg. Open Tues
days olid Fridays till 0 p. m.
Phone. fi-a-It. H.-U. Banister,
H. O. .Chrlstner. .
Monunients
THI'J ORKGON GRAAMTB CO.
MonumnntH, E. A. lUeka, Gon- -eral
Msnager; P. M. Kershaw,
Hales Maimer. 802 N. Front St..
Medford.
Musto
TJIORVAL H. FOLKENBKRG.
Teachor of ' violin: orohestra
prautico for studonts: also a de
partment tor adjusting and re
pairing violins. If you desire
reliable violin outfit, cull at the
studio, room. 4, College Bids,, II
N. Grapo Ht. Phone 2SD-J.
Piano Instruction.
FRED ALTON MAIOHT Teacher
of Piano and Harmony. Haight
Munlo Ktudio, 318 Liberty Bids.,
Phojne 72 15tf
I'luinblnar.
PLUMBING, HKiATING Material
and service. Hawk, tho Plumber,
24 Bo. Grape. Phone 687. 30
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Has
the best equipped printing office
In Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, loose loaf ledgers, hilling
systems, eta, Portlund prices. 17
N. First.
Radio Nonrlno.
RADIO EKItVICE on any mske
radio. II. O. Purucker, 22 Hnulh
Grape Htreot. Office Phons 33s;
Res. 1442. til
Sand and Grate!
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and gravel
Jimifc. v.iniicu, nnsnca nana
and gravel; crushed gravol, all
sites. Phons plant. 1203 or office
1 17 easts
Transfer
BAD8 TUANHF13R BTORAOB
CO. Offlre 111 N. Fir Ht,
Phone 315. Prices Right, fier
vico guaranteed, '
DA V I aT R A N8FE R8TORAna)
Sorviee guaranteed. 20 H. Grape
St., Phone 64, or residence 1060.
Wlnrtnw Clrenlnf 1
I.RT GROROM HO IT Phoni I17IJ
iur iMiuHDuioaniiig, iiaor wasiu
111 Ngrtfi ntr " Phn. 710 1
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