Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 05, 1929, Image 7

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Medford mail tribune., May 05, 1929, Page 7, Image 7

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1929)

Prev Page of 20 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.7 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 20 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD M3TE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREftOy. SUNDAY, MAY , 1929. PTGE SEVEN. n Social Events of Church Societies 7 iThp Woman's Foreign ; Mission society of the "First M. E? church ;wlll meet Tuewlny "Tifiernoon in Hhe church iPiyloiw. 'Aln, James ii'ampbell will lend the study. Hostesses, Miss May Phipps, Mrs. Emma Wheltlen, ,Miv. V. .M. Vnn Scoyoc. . Visitors uro nlwnys welcome. Vo men's .Vssnx'lntinn ViII Mcov : ' ' ' ' " ,". The Woman's association of the Presbyterian church will hold their regular monthly business meeting rt the church parlor May 7. - . A very Interesting program has heen planned, and each member it requested to brine a puest.. ' ' - Group Meeting Held 4(if , Tho Woman's Foreign Mission society, routhern district, of the Methodist Kpiscopal churcli, held (a group meeting at the Medford church parlors, an all-day session. Reports of auxiliaries Round table, .Mrs. Fred Engle. Ashland; children's work. Miss l,ucile Van Ness, Medford: vocal solo, "Some body Xeeds You,' Mrs. A. D. Mc 'Oee, Ashland: Kings highway, Mrs. J. II. Walker. Ashtnhd: fiiillt j'f2 acres, lonn to Medford; sublr riguteU, (tbo "jsoil, fair improve ineuta, CO acre's in culiivullon, aB iLT:res In allall'a. Can't be equaled for-the-price, of SB000. Will con sider incomu 'property or , sell with .cash payment and easy terms. :"fl acres on the Applegatn, mpstly sin cultivation free water- liKht, .0X10(1 fmr)rt)vementHt fully Htocked tiuid equipped with ,14 head of milch caws, horses and farm machinery; free sandy lonin, luvel soil, (loud location, Prico $10,500. (iood 'terms. '; "' Modern Caere tract, nice Improve . nientH, .. Ideal location clear; to l.rade as tlown payment together ; with some cash, on good farm with free wuter and good Improvements, from $10,000 to $15,000. : C room modern lumgulow on pave ment and lolir lots clear to trade lor small, , well .improved, acreage . ; tract. 10 acre liacf.cloHo In, fine house, barn, chicUHO-iJiouscs; allH'Ullivut-' ;ed. Iteiitil if ill- hnnie, clear. ; Price '$:if00. WouiH uiUb Medford prop erty. ' ' , Several Rood buys In orchards and if you are looking for. real estate 'lie sure to see us before you buy. i Remember, we hovo the ranches with free water rights. : GAINER. & SHELEY i Medford Phone 845-L Central Point 347 or 71 LOOK! IT'S COMING TUESDfY IT'S ALL-TALKING IT'S ' IT'S ' Nothing But the Troth" with HELEN KANE ,, "OH, PLEASE DO SOMETHING" HUNT'S CRATERIAN " Land Bargains 10 hour. Mrs. J. M. Isham, Grants Pass. Luncheon. Devotions, Mm. S. L. Leonard, Medford. , Vocal solo, "Come. Jesus Re deemer," .Mm. A. E. Lyman, Mod ford. Extension work,' Mrs John Haefner. Grants Pass. Demonstration. "A Mlaolonary Clinic." by Ashland auxiliary; Kong. "Take My Life and Let II He." . 1 ' . Consecration service, led by Mrs. j C. V. Pallls. Ashland. ., . .i Reading. "A Missionary Ro-! nance." Mrs. Homer Hilling! of ! Ashland. - l Mlxpah benediction. ( - just rniKH l irelo Will Meet ' The Just Folks Circle of the First M. . K. church will meet in the church parlors Thursday afternoori, May 9th, with a "Mother's day" nieetfng. . '' McMdames Claton Isaac, E. S. Sweetland, Thos. ltoseherry, Eu gene Thorndlke, Hazel VunDei--mark and R. L. Roberta the host esses.' Each members please brine a mother us your guest. - (lirfMluu Church Missionary Soety The Missionary society of the First Christian church will meet nt tMe home of Mrs. Carman K. Mell. 406 West Second st reet, Tuesday afternoon. May 7. All members and frifnds are urged to be present, as important business Is to be trans acted, also officers for the onsuins year to be elected. The Josepha Franklin group will have charge of the presentation pe riod, with China as the subject to he studied. Special music and In teresting talks, will be part of the prosram. Chinese dishes will be served by women in costume. Women F.njoy Spring Festival 1 Members of tho April division. Woman's association of the Pres byterian church, gave one of the most unique entertainments in the h!story(of the society when a bur bisciue spring festival and style show was held at the home of Mrs. R. H. l'orter on Kouth Oakdale avenue. 1 Clever programs in the design of spring maids, and fashioned by Mrs. Frank Perl were passed to the Rdesis as they wcro met "at the door by Mrs. Perl, who was dressed in a mandarin suit. Mrs. X. 11; Ncweomh ns J.lttle Iord Fauntle roy, acted as a page. Madame De Lux, Parisian designer, was enact ed by Mrs. Herring who passed out bright" colored material to the Kiiests, who were Riven seven mln- ' utes in which to make a dress for' .some other guest. Mrs. H. Patton, In a wedding- dress 05 years old, Mrs. Pickett as a farmerette in Spanish hat, Mrs. Prentice as a beauty doctor, Mrs. Lawrence Pon ninton as a .Tune bride and Miss liertha Porter ns tho futurist .sir, were all costumed cleverly and added much to t he merriment of the occasion. Miss Tcel UTA wnrd.4 and Miss, Newman, in 'Hawaiian costumes were ween in a': peoiall.J act. ' Mrs. Prentice's lectu'rctiTSqH'utjn culture was greftlly nTiprertntea. Patil .Pierot ot Paris vo.H pres-' ent to take measurements of tho costumes. , , V The rooms of the spacious Porter residence were beautiful with a profusion of spring flowers. Those responsible fort tho success of tho affair were Mrs. John Perl, chair man. n,nd members of her assisting committee. i ; NKW YORK, .May 4. (P) Tho fighting HasnuR woodchopper, In a way. ha crashed into society. The guest list of n charity costume ball mentions in a spoil group Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish ns ltmresentihri fencing and "Miss Paulino Usscudt dun, boxing." . f . ! MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Mny 4.-r The namo of o village where the peace pact ended the revolution was signed under a tree Is to be changed fror Tlpjitapa to Villa Stimson, in honor of the secretary of the United States. DON'T LET FIRE CHEAT CHILDREN Tho property you have so carefully accumulated means everything to your children comfort, education, opportu nity. Protecting It with sensibly safe Fire Insurance Is one way of insuring their future. We will be glad to advise an adequate coverage. Brown A White Agency,' Inc. J. C. Collins, Mir. Holland Hotel Bldg. Phone 130 Representing The Alliance Insurance Co. of Philadelphia Have your enr look as It should t new. uic-aiHl-Hiiin, thoroughly I cleaned by . AIR PRESSURE ' Removes all duct, dirt, mud, etc., ' without Injury to the paint or ' varnish finish. 5 V WITH ' I nnnurnn miutinr IREPORTS GROWTH AT YEARLY MEET - ' ' . - ' V. - The annual meeting of the growers, Exchange, Inc., was held yesterday afternoon in the base- ment room of the Hotel Medford , land was largely attended by mem-. ber prowors. A niortt ojitlmlstio report of last eaon8 operations of the exchange' was made to the members, inolutl-! ihK a financial report which; showed the exchange to be In most SAI-tlSLADIKS VANTKD--Kxpert-exeellent financial condition. - The f eiued preferred. Apply in per Orowers Kxchamie was organized! Mullins Store. Meilfortl. 310 four years nso and since that time i:usI M;u" St- ;- has Keeiuono of tho most succesR- 1 ful fruitoperatinK concerns in the Rogue Uiver valley, and has since its organization shown a remark able growth. It Is entirely owned by grower members and is purely co-operative, its members partici pating in its profits. V Myron K. Root is manager of the Growers Exchange and has successfully managed it since Its first organi zation. ' To fill the vacancy of 'one retir ing director, Carl V. Tengwald, president of the Wenterlund or chards, was elected a director. - Dividend checks representing earned stock dividends and also re fund earnings checks were passed out to all grower members at the meeting, and tho amounts received by each showed In a most sub stantial way the successful opera tions during the past year of the exchange. TRADE IN SALE TIRES STILL IN PROGRESS! "Shrewd ' motorists arc huylng tires now during our .; 'trade-inhale' to beat tho 40 per cent In crease in the cost of crude rlbher." says Phil Lowd of Lewis Sujitr Service Station, local distributors of the fleneral tire. "In this special sale they see an opportunity to buy Generals while tires are still at their lowest price level ttnd at the same time assure themselves of quality thnt will carry, them safely through the next high price period. "The trade-in idea, was naw to tires until General originated it four yeai-H no. ' "While many oth er used artieles were commonly accepted as partial payment on new merchandise, the. tradinff-in of tires was unknown. The offer of an allowance on used tires make It possible to buy Generals nt a price no Kreater and often less than thatof an inferior qual--Jty tlre.itci . r r- "Tho dado-in sale Is an an nual event with us and during it wo are able to make special allowances that completely cover all the unused mileage in old tires. The scoi'Ch of people who have taken advantage of these unusual savings indicates that thin opportunity is fully appreciated by wise tire buyers." HELP WANTED MAlfK SAL10MK.V Karn big money sell ing our special $10.0(10 accident policy paying $25 weekly accident or sickness benefit. Kntire cost to men or women $10 yearly. Lib eral commission. Whole or part time agents making big money. Commonwealth C a s u a Ity Go., Dept. til, 75 Montgomery St.. Jer sey Glty, X. J. 44 LARGE manufacturing company having1 branches in many states wants distributor in each county; no selling; should net $Cu week ly. Llenke, 2.130 11th Ave., Ho. Minneapolis, Minn. '44 WANTED Ambitious, industrious person to introduce and supply the demand for Rawleigh House hold Products in Grants Pass and Medford and other nearby towns or rural districts; $150 to $400 a month or more clear profit. , Rawlelgh methods get business everywhere. No selling experi ence required. "We supply prod ucts, outfit, sales and service methods everything you need. Profits increase every month. Lowest prices; best value-s; most complete service. W. T. Raw lelgh Go.. Dept. OR-272, Oak land, Calif. 44 FOR EXCHANGE FOR TRADE 00-acre farm. Leb anon, Ore. Ideal for sheep or dairy. Want small acreage near , Medford or Ashland. lng time on balance. Service station on Pacific highway to trade for Medford residence. Have several other good trades. K. Grant Davis, 140 Nursery St., Ashland. Orfv 4 2 1 f FOR LEASE Wardwell Fur Co.'s Store Leverette Block '' Around corner from Montgomery Ward Co.. PHONE 900 DON'T MISS THESE BARGAINS J G room bungalow, 1 aero of Rood land, close in; aniinrt- once ol fruit; only $25uo for quick sale... Terms like, rent. Owner must sacrifice beaut!- ful Siskiyou Heights hnnga- low, large corner. Price only t-'ilOO; $100 cash, balance like rent. DEAL 4 KNIGHT 20 N. Bartlett Phone 1039 illlllllll!llllll!lll!llll!lllllllllllli'l WANTED SITUATIONS R ANTED Position by stenog. ; ' . .unhar - hauiL'UMitlUr IllU. Il'Ukl i and general office experience.' liox 94, Tribune. ! - 1 j WANTED Man with family wants ! steady employment. G a r a it e work pren-rred. tall at ao ! lSlh or Phono llSO-R. 47 ' WANTED Experienced couple I ' rnitch or cflTOn! wire COOK. lu. i. Paul, llerriek-s Cami. 45 i I 1 CARPENTER WORK WANTED Richard Verme'er,' tlu S. New-, town. Phono 840-W. 48 WANTED Hotl ousework: day or i I346-X 67 , 1 in, FlTMALE ! tun ri5 hour. Phone HELP WA.VTE1 MSMALB WANTED A Rood cook. Call Mrs. Leonard Carpenter. 614-J. 44 SAI-ESLADIKS WAXTRB Thor ouKhly experienced in all lines of i drv coods. Must know merenan- disc and how to sell and keep FOIt i-knt Furnished apt. In stock. Prefer those with Sled- quiio 145 W. 2nd St. 35lt rord experience, nut win consiner others. tJive phone nnd address. 1 Box 100, Mall Tribune. WA.N'TK'D M1SCKMjANTSOS WAXTKD Candy case, cash rcK- Ister, small safe, showcase. 3 1 booths. No junk and cheap. Call i 5S1-U Sunday. 44 ' I WIVTRn To hMi ft-nm owner of farm or liniinltroved land for : sale. O. K. Hawley, Ualdwin. ! Wis. 44 1 WAXTKD Hull calf few days old. l'hone dad, Jacksonville. - ! WANTED Roomer with or with- j outboard. Hhone li34-l.. -44 iVAMr.l) to trade roRlsteren jer- sev bull for (iuernsev or will sell. ' Ceo. l Wright, l'hone 11U. Cen- : tral Point. 44 , WANTED Boarders, mill. 102S Court. Clgso to 41tt. ! VANTED--2nd hand Roods & junlt. ZZsir- ti j FOIt RENT 5-room house, $1$. 258-W. 47 FOIt RENT Furnished house with separate apartment: garage, 2 woodhd-.' O'tnir'ri'" ' clar txni. Call ui. ivy o . . tf FOR RKXT Modern 5-room house on Realty St. Reasonable rent. Small family preferred. Phono 1 1 1-.I-1. 4 5 FOR RKXT Partly furnished house, 33 Rose Ave. Tel. U34-R. 46 HAVB a lartre rent row of furnish ed nnd unfurnished houses for. rent. It will pay you to see i)eti & KnlBht 20 N RarMert'B1 it;;s llr,SON n X4i for vour rentaW " i;ri!,a7 NAU Special t.V.up" BKft roi your rentals. lll:r, NAHM Special Tour IIST. FOIt TtKNT 2 5-ronm f lirnlHllcrt hoilHcH. luqiliro nt lillfi No. Klv ciwlilc. 44 POR HUNT 4-room house: Mel and watur rurniHhca. l'hone u:il. FOIl ItKNT Furnished modernT house. 432 N. molly Ht. SiiLCNWS Nj Itiversiilo. . Open fvunlnits. FOB RENT a nouses; 2 partly furnished. Phone 720. 13tf FOR RENT Homes, Furnished or unfurnished. Brown & White, Wtf FOR RENT HOWKKKKEPINQ i ROOMS FOR RENT 1 modern honsokeop' ing room,' furnished, 345 N. Hnrllett. Tel. iTiH-At. 41(t FOR RENT FCKNISIlKn ROOMS FOR KENT Furnished 11 rooms and sleeping porch: private buth, Karaite. SJI W. llllh Mt. 44 FOR R EXT Furnished room, 210 l-aurcl. 411 FOR RENT Room, IIS King Kt. also earnjrn. 47 FOR R1CXT To huslness women or mnrried couple (adults only) furnished rooms In an exclusive, modern, "west side homo: break fast If desired; garugo. Call forenoons, 1H14-L.. it FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room, private family; home priv ileges. Price reasonable. 111000 1070-J. 40tf FOR RENT Dnard and room, steam hent, reasonable rate. 3:i!t fio. Central, l'hone 1211. 40 FOR RENT Sleeping room. 825 Kouth Riverside Ave. tf FOR RENT Rooms 11 week. 446 8. Front 44tf FOR RENT MlSCISxililNEOUS FOR RENT 10 acres, 18 In nr chard; fine for chickens, (lolili n l'lneo. Jacksonville, Ore. 44 FOR RENT Bachelor cabin. 44S " H. Front. 50tf MERCHANTS TAKE NOTICE Daylight signs are wonderful nd- vertlslng on your delivery trucks. Heck Sign Co., agents. 4 4 LOSX- 1 IaiST Headed hag near Intersec tion of Ilartlett and Main. Tel. 008-L. ! LOST Gray Persian cat. Tel 732. 4 5 LOST On Hlllcrest rond. Mav 1st, i .child's hat box with dress, brush, I shoes and underclothes. Finder j please relurn to Mall Tribune, tf ' LOST Container and keys In Cath I ollc church. Reward. Return to , Mall Tribune SBtf WANTED To Buy for Caib . All Your SECOND-HAND FURNITURE Scott Woolf FOIT. RFJn APAR1HWNTS Eolt RENT S-ruom apt., duwn- feutir,,: IIOI mill I'llltl wilier UI1U plun.e. $:!0 pi'r month. So. Central. 44 . KOH RENT Furnished modern apartment. Phone S33-W. 125, .No. Holly. 44 :Eolt KENT 4-room furnished i apartments. Call evenings. 220 1 FOR RENT 5-room unfurnished house. Key next door to 146 So. 1 ivy. Phone 94S-X. 44( FOR RENT Apartments. 620 80 Fir. Phono 1320. 47 i Foil 1IKNT 1 modern 3-room nnd i a-n.om furnWicd apartments: i water and litihta furnLshed. ti3 N. ISartlett Hi. 4 ; ; VCUl lfKXT Comfortable nnt ! modern and private. 018 So. i Oukdale. 40tf ! KOH RKXT W. 2nd. -Furnished opt. 217 I 46 ; t un uiiXT z rooms nna oain, j completely furnished, newly dec orated. 61H N. Mr. i-iione . tf FOR RENT burnished apart- ments. l'hone 4C2-H. S84tf ; FOR RENT Furn. ! and S-rm. tpts.; garage. 604 w. 10th. 165tf ' ; FOR RENT Furnished apart- ments, 1S and 20 montn. 344 B. Central. 840tt FOR RENT Two l-room apts. 1005 W. Main. SSitf" ncsiN'ESS orr-onTUNlTiES MIOllfllAXTS TAKE NOTIt.'i: l)a liKht slttns are wonderful ad- i vertislnn on your delivery trucks, j Heck SiKIt Co., IlKentH. 43 i $7011 CASH Balnnco easy terms, will buy a kihhI payitiK business for women; location as rood as; .i.0 ii,.ui. room for exnaiision: I rent reasonable. Wrlto Box -lui, ! Mail Tribune. 47' I l-'0 1 1 S A I ,K A ( "I' )M o hi r i :s Wo have cut our prices to rock ' bottom nnd I Wo firmely believe that these I ere i.v I'.ir Hi..- l.esl u..ed cur : 111 If you can get a better bargain from any other reliable dealer in this city, como back nnd name your own price. We mean busi ness. 11127 lU'lCIC Sedan .'. $S7!i 1!I27 IH'ICK Sport Tour S35 11125 I1UICIC Touring S 11 6 11123 lll'ICK "ti" Sedan 17f I'.I-'S CHEVROLET Cabriolet.. MG 1112(1 CHHVSI.ER "70" Road... (i7r 11123 IKIIHllj Coillie 1 sr. 11125 ESSICX Coach 255 1H27 OLDSMOllll.E Sedan.. 525 11121 Ol.DSMOISILIl Sioi 145 11125 STAR Coupe 1-15 11124 ST A it Spurt Touring 5 11125 STlTIIEnAKF.il Duplex ..'425 t Tlemnnstriitlons any lime WITHOUT OHL1C.ATION ,TJ SCI I Kit Hit MOTOIt COMPANY, ' Your ItlllfK Dealer. FOR SALE 1 11211 Chevrolet Six coupe, 3 months old. run 200 miles: owner leaving United Stales: also washing machine. 7 14 West Eleventh street. 4li SOME SNAPPY 1JUYS 11124 llodgc Touring. 1021! On kland Sport Roadster. ' 11I2II Oldsmnlille Del.uxe Coach. 11124 Master Six llulek Sedan. 11125 Hudson Coach. 11)20 Tyiic' liodgo Special Road ster, 1021 chev. Coupe.! 11124 Ford Coupe. Prices on Hie above cars have all been cut to conform to the North west Used Car Manual, and tho condition of each is good. 10 A KIN MOTOR CO. Dodge Dealer. 10 So. Fir. 1927 TYPE Fcdcral-Knlght 2-ton truck; dual tires almost new; mechanically perfect. Eakln Mo tor Co., Dodge Dealer. 40 FOR SALE Willys-Knight Sedan. Down payment made can be han nlcd by making one payment of 133.05 nnd balance in monthly pnyments. l'hone 70. tf FOR SALE Stuaehaker sedan; special six motor; first-class con dition; mechanically perfect. Tel. 78. 349tf FOR SALE DOGS AND PETS FOR SALE English bull pups. Phone 344-.I. 4K FOIl RALE Irish setter, Weller fletter, fox terrier puMf.. collio . pups'. Tr. Stone. 43 SEE CHARLES A. WONG TO BUY YOUR HOME WOOL MOHAIR JUNK TORN YOUH JUNK INTO CASH Wo bny ' old tirei, tribes, rags, brass, copper, alumi num, radiators, zinc and old storage batteries. Medford , Bargain House 27 N. Grape St. Phone 1063 FOR SALE. rouiiY It. I. RED eggs. 539-J-2. 67 j iFOH SALE Mammoth Bronze tur- : key eggs 25n each. High Bankai t Turkey Farm. Phono 314, Cen- , i tral Point. Suit j - I FOR SALE We are taking orders , or Mammoth IJronga Dany tur- ki.va for Mav delivery. 60c each. High Lanka Turkey Farm. Tel. poR SALE Black Jersey Olanl settlnir eaES. C. A. DeVoe. Tel. 623-J-2. 864tf FOR SAI.F UOMSS A NKW alrlcily modern home with . oriRinal ami artistic idem In both I house and grounds. " w"1 surely approve this for a dellKht- fui home and ulso be happily. surprised at the price ann terms. 1-et us tell vou about It and show you ihi-ouKh. We specialise in J altractivo homes at attractive i pi-Ices and terms. Brown & ; White, HI North Fir. 39tf I OPPORTUNITY To nuy n rooms i nnd sleet) in ir norch. new garage,;- lai'Ko Int. lawn, shade trees, pav lliK pnld In full, for 127 50 on very reasonnhln terms. Brown i White, 31 North Fir. aaif , FOK SAI.K (111 TRADE 3-room modern house in Huaene: lot 5"ix j liiic. hnlf block from fnlverslty I of Orenon camlius, half Mock from Junior hit:h school; 4 na nnies rentiiiB at $3 per mouth i each; house rentsa for S30 per ! mouth; house and RnniRc Insur i ed for t li'OO; has beautiful shade trees, cherry, pear and apple trees on lot; sidewalks paid, street assessments partly paid; .'iil0 mortKaite at S14.14 per mo. The assessed valuation of prop- -miiii win u..n r,,r sli;fiO and vou assume delil. or will ' traile for Medford property or, ncreaue. WrUe or inquire. Iul , Musters. Trail, Ore. 44 ; FOR SAI.R Renullflll colonlnlj 1 - 1..... ......... I... ...1 In hasemciit wnn lauiniry cuoiij- . ment and furnace, scruened back porch, bath upstairs. Tho de- signer nnd builder of this house! has carried out every -detail in. r...,. .,.. ,,Tee that will be u wonderful home for someone who j la looking for something decided- Iv different and moro than usual- Iv attractive. Interior of house finished with Ivory tinted wood work with sunken panels of ma hogauv. Musi be seen to ln ap preciated. $S500; some terms, lleebo & Sims, 10 S. Ilartlett ( iust around corner from Palmer Music, House. Phono KD D. . , 40 FOR KENT Stop 111 Own your own. An acre with new 5-room house, city water and electricity, just five minutes from Hlvcrsldo and Main. No down payment. Move in tin,! iinv like rent, inter est Included. Wold Wold, 10 I N. Riverside, Sparta Hldg. 44' FOR SAJ.Ii REAL KSTATB FOK SALE Fino building-situ on Wlllanie.Uo SI., close 111 Main. Would consider late model car on trade. Phono 001 Central Point. 4!) FOR SALE Cholco 8 acres; new modern bungalow, $1050, in quire Woodlawn Orcbnrd, 1 Mi miles oast Central Point. 60 FOR SALE Chcnp. 220 acres lo cated on the Applegnto river: 40 acres cleared, balance good pas ture or can bo easily cleared, 18 acres of 2-year-old- alfalfa, freo water. Ideal lor Moult raising. Would noeept soma unincumber ed property as part payment, l'hone 0117-11-1. 45 FOR SALE East front corner lot will! beautiful shade, 6 sleeping rooms and sleeping porch, double garage. Priced for quick sale at $5,800, on terms. Possession In Iwo Weeks. Replacement cost about $8,000. C. S. iJutloifleld. Realtor. 44 FOR SALIC 100 feet on paving In semi-business district; 5-room house, partly furnished, garogc, garden, flowers, shade, etc. Bar gain of tho year ut $3,500, with cash payment of $600, C. S. Hultorfleld, Realtor. 44 WHY? OPPORTUNITY 1. TTonio, Income, fuir1tn tracts, 1 Vj uercM, level Kimlcn Iitml; 2 now lioum'H, 5 morns niul 'A vooiiih; nwir clly limltH: city wtitcr cx- . (i-iiHlon proiioHe1. PHeo $2650; VtifiU cikhIi; halance liko rent. 2. ti" ncrcH, firchartl lionin; , nice home In tho 1)II(h; 8 ncrPH of pcni-H, heartnc: 5 nrres of pri coIb anil pencheH; never fall; liff crop thlH year; 2 neroH younn ( ImrricH; delightful home piaee, equipped. Prieo $000(1; $2000 each, balance term a. Don't mtn8 thiH. 3. Kor trade, Rfl nrre 6 miles nouth of Will la Wnl la; alfalfa, fruit; 8 room hoUHe. Ia-i 1 u'i owner wan offered $15,000 cnh for this place. Will trndo for property here, i.-l-nero to fi-ncre trnctrt, WJIdwnod park, Howard park, llen aereri. Mnple park, HllKlnK er n u I (I i v 1 a I o n, Fuy Lt-act, Iet ur locate you now. (I n r d e n tmctH $10 down, $10 a month. Don't Imy a mall tract until you see ourn. 5. Pear orchard proportion: 80 n erefl nil In pen i n, but ft oero pnrtly youns orehnrd, (tome In hearing; 3000 boxen last year; more this year. One of the mimt beautiful homo nlteH in the val ley; modern hoiiHc; fully equip ped, Ituy this; 3 crops will pay for It. Prlco $110,000; termn. We hnvo leen in the ral ctnte buslneHK here for 20 yearn. We hnvt; travelled nenrly a half mil lion mileB over Jarknon county. We have nlways mado it our hunlnexH to have tinted nt the lowest prieen the bent buys in southern OrcRon. 8eo uh before lnHtln, J. C. J(A TtNKH, Hen? Kidnto. I.'i H. ivnirnl. Phones 40n nnd SIO-Y. 44 t'Olt KAMC Chicken rnneh. 10 mlnuten from thin office. He HponHiblo pariy can buy with no down payment. J-ieclrlcity, do moHtlc and lit Iftatlon water: t room hotino with water in kit chen. Wold A Wold, 16 N. Kiv eride, Kpnrta Ubift, 441 FOR HALE Five acres, close In. for lesH thnn the improvements. Dnndy 4-room house, btg burn, chicken hounes, garden all In. Place product) 2f tons alfalfa Inst year. Wold Wold, 16 N. Riverside, Sparta IHUif. 44 ford's li.ost atlraetlve residential ! HAIRY RANCH Fully stocked section Artistically landscaped i and equipped, fine alfalfa, mod grounds, largo oak trees lind n, ern dwelling, close in. Priced view of the surrounding country ! right and terms are right. Brown make an Ideal setting for tho) w .n NorHi Fir. 7ir- white house wllll green trim. I Eight large rooms, including 4 1 pou RALK LIVKKTOCK large bedrooms, living room, fire- j place, dining room, kitchen with 1 ,o. sAl.lv Horse and harness: on-hid and green tile decoration. nni for garden work. (39. 110. FOR SALE KEAL ESTATE PEAR ORCHARD 40 acres. 2.1 a. full hearing: as good as the best: .Modern home, every convenience, fully equipped. Owner retiring says to grl best offer by June 1. Three crops will am for this ranch. lJoii't phone nut see K C, Corn, Montgomery Wurd IJIdg. ' 4ti j Beautiful country home site, on corner of lieu I Iane and Old Htagn road; magnificent view of valb-y and Ml. Pitt; 7 acres; won derful shade trees; big pond and hmall creek; just a real park; has n small new house, chickeif house and old barn; At soil. Bargain price jl'.JOO, on real easy terms. Hi're it Is: HO acres on Dead Indian creek, right near the Soda Springs; creek runs across it: 7 fino mountain soring; dandy lake of about 3 acres; virgin lim ur; 2 -room loi; house with big porch. Nothing prettier in all Oregon; in national forest boun dary; great hunting and fishing. For quirk sale $l,f)00; oawy. terms offered. One. acre tract, fronting on Rokuc river 3"0 feet and tho Crater Lake highway; free irrigation wat?r; also pure drinking water from spriiut; lots of shade. An all llie year round outdoor homo Mito. on tho river. 35- minutes from Medford; ?6U0 on real easy terms. 3 0 Acres, 3 miles from Medford near new nlrport and ttovornment radio stution; 3 acres In fine bearlnjr aiMilen. some alfnlfa. cheap irrigation water; beautiful b'tillillliK site; rich deep soil. To tal prico 11.000; t:i00 cash, then (L'O a month. THE D. E. MILLARD CO. 46 FOR SAI.K 32 acres pears, ap ples, alfalfa; 0-room house, barn, wagon shed, bit? chicken house, nutomatic water to kitchen and hath. Best of terms to resnon slblo pnrlv. Total price I7,f()0. Wold & Wold, Iti N. Riverside, Sparta Itldu. 44 I'eiUer Stor Jacksonville high way. 44 Foil SALE Duroe brond sows: also liuroc male. (1. E. Moilrnl), Phoenix. 44 rij: : . .- ' : .,OR SAllB MINCi:i,I.ANKOUN . . . I'tllt SALE Or trade lor lied. 1 Incii centrifugal pump. Frank Chaplin. West Phoenix. 45 FOIt SALE .lobnson washing ma chine. 714 West Eleventh street. 40 FOR SALE Mint like Mrs. Kerr recommended at cooking school, also lemon verbena, hurgamot and eanna roots. Cull 004-L, forenoons. 50 FOIl SALE Mower, rake, disc, ' plow. I'lionn :i-t4-Y. - .laeksou villo highway. 48 FOIt SALE Household goods, can ned fruit, light woodworking mn- : chlncry. Second house , behind Slum's Oarage, Prime St, O. L. Cuyle. . 4 5 FOR HA 1.1-1 'Mahogany console stylo Urunswick phonograph, very reasonable. Phono II Oil or call nt 31) Summit Ave. 40 FOR SALE Lovely wicker baby earrlago, liko new. Priced to sell. Phone 1453. 4 1 FOR SALE Royal vncuum clean er, with attachments; good as new. Tel. 824-W. 4.4 FOR SAI,13 Fuller's Snnltnry Olonnnr ut 50C W. Gill St. 4ti WANTlin TO KKLT-r Ry load, flrHt cut omnia and hhieKrnw nuy. Kllnor H nil lev PtiHlt, H2Q Vh Main Ht. Phuno 1MI2. 44 FOIl SAI.H lively dlnlnff room Ret, ti chairs; has 6 exletiHlon leaveK; In fine condition. See it nt 110 Tripp St, l'hone 337-J. 44 FOR R A 112 Pno field fence, yard fence, gut en, nettlnff all Klndn; cedar and Btcel fence f poHtfl. Complete lino of fence 1 material, "Wo build fenced. ' : Uaddln & Dixon, Phone 268. 84tf FOR SALE Oermnzono keeps chicks healthy. Feed It In the water. Monarch Seed Co. tf FOR 8ALF Snarol kills hIurs nnd cutworms. Monarch Seed Co. tf FOR BAhK Ueo supplies of all kinds. Monarch Heed Co. lf FOR SAUO Wheat 2c, barley 2c. Print sacks. 2H miles west, Vj mile Bouth of Medford, Phone B23-J-2. O. A. DeVoo. 3Jtf WHEN YOU think ot rl Mtate. see Brown & White. tf FOR BATvM Iff-inch body oak wood, $3 per tier at ranch. O. C. Hoover. Phone 697-U-3. tf FOR BALE Used sewing ma chines; all makes, $& up; terms if desired. All makes rented 1 and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co., 84 North Bartlott lltf FOR BAIJ3 for ennff nnd itravel, sediment and general teaming, Tel. 013-J, fciamn Bateman. tf BUSINESS DntlCOTORT eye Spcclnltrt. DR. T. DRi LA RHUS-Eyestfht Specialist. Eyes x a rr 1 e d, glasses fitted. .Suite 404 Merifuri Bldg. Phone 132$. Exclusively optical. l&Ktf DR. D. A. CHAMBERS. Ontome trlst. Eyes examined. Qtasses fitted. $17 Medford Bldg. Tel. 18$. $63tf Sbjna. ARTCRAFT SIGN S E R V I C B tgna of all kinds, on glass, wood or metal. Phone 1187. 114 N. Front He. "We are not super stitious, but we believe tn signs.' Painting and Pnperhangtn H. MARX. Oeneral Painting Con tractor, tinting, pnperhanglng cnrpenterlng, repairing, phonr 17H-J. Res. 67 Summit. Radio Rcpflfrlng RADIO HEPAIRINO The Music Box, 403 Eust Main St., Phon 433, has an expert rudla tech trMan from the factory. Wt me a specialty of expert repair work and guarantee It, SpeolsJ oooiiaerauoQ io aUra, BC8NIICSS DIRECTORY ' Absiracu MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab. struts of Title, Title Insuraao. Rooms S and 6, No. II Norm Central Ave., upstairs. JACKSON CO. . AllKTllAOT CO. Abstracts ol Title and Title Insur ance. The onl complete Till System In Jack on Connty, Cnlilnot Works. C1TT CABINET WORKS Do all kinds of woodwork; bullt-lns. doors, windown. scrwns, etc. AIko build show ca-scs. 827 N. Fir 8t. dilrnpractlo Vliyslctons DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlro practlc Nerve Speclullst, Office hours to 12: 2 to 6. 203-204 Liberty mdg. Dftlce phone i80; Res. phone 790-H. DR. E1VIND M. NELSON Chiro practor. Speciflo Chlropractlo adjustments given at 328 North Riverside. Office bourst 6:S0 to 7:30 p. m. : Contractors R. I. STUART & SONS General Contractors. Including base ments, ditches, all kinds of cement and concrete work. R. L Stuart, 217 Apple, phone 4; Gilbert Stunrt, 17 Ross Court, phono 906-M. Miles Stuart. 60S S. Newtown, phone RbO. Dentistry. DR. F. O. BUNCH, Dentist, room 815 Medford Central Bldg. Tel., Office 1443; residence 1281-X. DR. I- U SANDERS, Dentist. Of flees, 312 Medford Mldg. Offlc phone (107. Res. 1140-R. 67 Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wilson, c. P. A. Attention given to anything In accounting and Income Tax Requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Liberty Bldg., Medford. Phone 157-11. , FRAZIER ACCOUNTING SERV ICE Most modern bookkeeping service In So. Oregon. Audits, systems. W. A. Frazler, PubliQ Accuuntant, Ilutel Holland Bldg. Phone 1)1)3. Farm Lonns. FARM LOANS 614 per cent. J. R. Bowen, secretary Rogue River National Farm Loan Assn., Rogue River, Oregon. 18ti Financial WE LEND MONEY to worth! peoplo to pay their honest debts. Pacific Coast Credit Association, 423 Medford Bldg.. Medford." Ore. Freight Transportation PIERCE TRUCKING CO., Med, ford to Portland and San Frsn Cisco. Furniture moving a apeo- -laity. Phone 66 or 437-R-J. LONG DISTANCE HAULING -. Medford - Klamath truck Una Dally service. Bonded carrier, Spoclal rates on load lots. Aul Freight tormlnal, 36 S. Fir. Tel 1033. Interior Decorator INTERIOR DECORATINO, pain liitf. nnperhnntrlntf and flocr was Intf. Fred Gardner. Phoni 1thm W-2. Res. Perrydale, Jackson villa Highway. Money to Loan MONEY TO LEND To worthf peupie io puy ineir nonisi aeoui Securities of ale kinds accepted Jennings Loan Office, 5 8. From MONEY TO LEND $60 to $4 io man on zurniiure or good e curlty of most any kind. Eigfl per. cent loans on city property Thfman Realty Co., Room If Palm Hlock, cor Main and Froh upstairs. i 6 Iionc Tim. Uiil Eitate ' . MartKnge Umim , Phone ISM V Commercial Finance Com Mcurnrd, Oregon Do You Need Money? -i We mska short tlm. loana Transactions sttlctly confidentisj 17 Liberty BldK. . Open Tut. days and Fridays till 9 p. in. Thone H70-R. H. H. B.nliter, H. C. Chrlstnen Monameat TUB OREGON OUANITB CO. Monuments. K. A. Hicks. Oen eral Manager; P. M. Kershr, Pales Manager. S02 N, Front Bt., Medford. Piano instruction. FRED ALTOH H A IO HT Teacher. of Piano and Harmony. Halght Muslo Studio, Sl Liberty Bids-.. Phone 11. litH' Flnmblnjr. PLUMBINC1, HEATINQ K.terUI and service. Hawk, the Plumber, -24 Bo. Orape. Phone 68T. HO Printers and PnMlshem MEDFORD PRI.VTINQ CO. Hu the best equipped prlntlnK office tn Southern Oregon. Bookblnd Ing, loose leaf ledger, bllllnf v-tTn. etc. Portland price. 17 N. Fir St. Radio Service. RADIO 8HRVICK on any make radio. H. O. Purucker, 21 South Orape Street Office Phone (St; Res. 1443. me Sand and Gravel C A. HARTLEY Sand and (ravel . plant. Cleaned, washed a a a d and gravel i crushed gravel, all site.. Phope plant. 1101 or office 117 aue Transfer BADS TRANHFER STORAOB CO. Office 111 N. Fir IN, Phone 115. Price Right. Ser vice guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER STORAOB Service guaranteed. 10 9 Orape St., Phone 64, or residence 1000, Vole nnd Piano MRS. c. H. t'ASKE, teacher ( voire anil nlino Phone yos-H-1, Wlnrtow (leanls t,ET OKORHK DO IT Phone lilt for iHiu.ecleanlng, floor walla. , ' (alter earviea, week aV I