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Newspaper Page TextWEDrORP MXTD TRIBUNE, MEDFORP," OREOON", FT?TTIY, MAY 17, J929. page mm GRANGE PLANNING SATURDAY DANCE IN BUTTE FALLS IU.'TTE FALLS, Ore.,' Moy 17. Special.) A OroflBe danea will-bo given here Saturday, May 26 ut the high school gymnasium. Music will lie furriished by Moore's or chestra. - v Mr. and Mrs. Louis Geppert are the 'parents of a daughter, born at the Sacred Heart hospital Salur- , clay morning and weighing seven pounds and .two ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stanley and son and Miss Juanita Nutting of the Mt. Pitt district spent Satur day in Medford transacting busi ness and shopping. Mr.' and Mrs. Glenn Pruitt and Mrs. Bob Edmondson attended a show' in Medford Saturday even ing. . The Mother's day program held at the church Sunday evening was attended by a large audience. Spec-, inl musical' numberi were as fol-. lows: Rrnhm's. C'r ad le Song, High School Gills' Gle Club. A'ocal solo. Belli Simervllle. A Mother's; Prayer, Mixed Quar tet consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nee. Raymond .Tungate and Mrs; Karl Hooverr . .. Mrs. John Vincent - will have charge of the government telephone office this summer.-. ' -: ' " ; Percy O'Noll Is back In high school after several days absence due to a severe cold. . . -.' ; riaymond Tungate spent Mon' day in Medfard having some den tal work done. . ; Prankie llrnjnard returned to school Monday after a two .'weeks' absence due. to Illness. The baccalaureate: Borvlces for the high school graduates. .will he held next Sundny evening at 7:30. Two basehall names have . been played withiSnms Valley recently, the first here, with a score of 13-2 In Sams Valley's, favor, and the second on tb,elr. field, .with a score or ri-i. in men-lavor. Mr. and-Mrs.-Bert Zimmerman nnd: daughter, Violet 'visited for several days lest week with rola tives on Foots creek. There was a ball game herd Sun day 'between .the town teams of Butte Falls ami Gold Hill. The score was ,14-3 In favor of Gold Hill. . ' Mr;. and Mrs. William Welsh of Ashland Were Sunday visitors here. They , remained for, the Mother's day (program Sunday evening; Robert, Baker returned to school Monday after a. two weeks' rab'seiice -due. to illness, j ;;. .-'"", J' The Grange dnrice'at' Derliy Sat urday night ,wus well attended by Butte Fulls' people.' Many-were there from Derby, j;agle:P.olnt and Mt. Pitt also. . Hay Wutkins of Medford spent Homlny-in Hntte-Falls; -- Mr. and Mrs.- Goss of Mt. Pitt '!' rlet spent Saturday and Sunday here." - Meveral from here attended the Inst day of:'school 'picnic at the Gepbart school, last Friday, after noon.' v-1'- . . . Mrs. . Cummlngs.:wlll return- to the district Thursday and Friday to give the state examinations. v , Mrs. Annie Baker spent .Thurs day at camp. ' -. - ', 4 f" -, Mrs. Cecil King nnd Mrs. Carl Hnrtndoen visited friends" at camp Saturday afternoon. Wesley Diiskell of Ashland Is now .working at Canip 2. -'. ; Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Larsen of rhoenlx spent Saturday and Sun day In Butte Falls. . : Ernest Smith of Prospect spent several days here last week.- - ' Mr. Jtnd' Mrs. W. Holloway and children and Miss Alma Tnlow bf Medford wore guests at the Wy more home . Sunday. w --- ,Mr.('and Mrs, Ed Al burn of the cnmi snont one day in Medford last"; week; ..'-' . . ; "Grandma ' Tungate . was,' moved Suntluy . to . the home of her son, Jack, Tungate ot Ahe Mt. Pitt dis trict,' where she will make her home ,in; the future; Mrs.V.Carollne Tomllrison will leave, soon for Klamath Falls; whre she. has secured employment. Mr. and, vMrs. - Harry Heryford and chlldron -were, guests nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marie Brnln - ard Sunday. -.' The Vincent and Grimes, families enjoyed fa,' picnic on Hutte creek Sunday. ' ; , , - - ,'W'illis' Heryford "-was a' dinner guest of Mr, and Mis. Everette A bbbtt Sunday. ..'" ,- : v' Helen Simervllle ' and Freda Heryf ord; students of Ashland schools, spent the .week end visiting here. - ' - , ,'.. '"-.. ' -. ....'... j T.ivitKljwIr 11 PORTLAND, Ore.'MnJr 17. (Ft Cattle and calves, steady, receipts 41. ... 1. . ..... . lings steady: Receipts "640, nil direct; ; -, -.- -; ' i "' Hheep and Inmhs quotably steady; no repe.ipts. . . Produce ' ' PORTLAND, Ore.. May 17. Butter standards half cent higher. Portland Dnlry Exchange net WhnlPunlo nrlpon rj,ll,Auk T-'vlrnH. 46c: standards. 43 He; prime firsts,! 42',4c: firsts, 42c. Creamery prices: Prints, 3c over cube standards. Kggs Current receipts half cent higher. Portland Duiry Exchange r (net basis):" Fresh standards. - extras 29c: fresh standard firsts. 28e: fresh medium extras, i!7c: fresh medium firsts, 25c; current i-e-celpts. , 27 lie. I'rlres to 'retailers 1 to' 3c over exchange prices.' .Milk. Poultry, Onions. Potatoes. Wool Nuts, Hay, Cnscuni'llark and Hops Steady and iinchimged. Ran FranelM'o Biiitrrfnt SAN FRANCISCO, tny 17. (Pi Butterfat f.o.b. Sun Francisco 60c, THE MARKETS BRINGING UP FATHER twi-, . a cijk ewe Of 1 S3 wtLU -".ut. I kin oo t TO K'Tl f -" : -vb iRb- jiOCo I II - '-rwtsoi'eM au a.'! .," k tnM tevfo:: I 'f. int. Im'l Ftwr'3tr..ii-,.jw.i Briuin ntu mtrwt ' ' ' ' ' i v;- ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' '"--' ' ' "' ' ' ''" 1 . - lfl"-7 , ... i' .j.l t '- r- 1 "7" r : . . : : ... ii . " ' : 5 ;i - . THE NEBBS Gratitude? WHAT DO WWAT KIAJO OF A PL ACS ) paesEMT ; ', ; inoicatiows" ;it won'T BE LOKJG tJOvW BEPOBE the oowes- K1EBB CO. VWILL BE A' REfttlTV . , AT VEftST VUG. UOPE IS IT?" VM OSEO TO TMe Bf-STi XVe 5E.OJ' THE. TIME. WO SIT OUT im' TVIFZ DESERT' FOR I Daity Meteorological Rtyort 1 EAGLE PL GRANGE Frltlay, -Sluy 1". ' Mdford and vicinity... Fair tonight- nnd Saturday.' .Temperature ahove normnl, ..-Oregon:' Fair, wlth-fog on. coast tonight nnd Saturday. Moderately low humidity, .and- temperatures above .norma! In interior. . cn ,tJ ta Local Data 5 Temperature (degrees).. "!i ... -14 HlghestC last J 2 hrs.)..J'2 ' ' 80 Lowest tlaaf 12 hrs.)...: 40. JJt ;44 Rel. humidity (pet.)..'...;' 24 ' '83 Precipitation (inches).v ''''0 atate of Weather.-.r...Cloudy Cloudy Lowest" temperature this- morn-' Ing, 48 degrees. - " . '. :') Total precipitation since Septenr berl,19Z8, 10.86 inches. : Temperatures year ago today.: Highest, 80; lowest, 46. .V '.. Sunest today, 7:20 p.-in. ;: Sunrise Saturday, 4:47 a. .m. ' Sunset Saturday, 7:27 p. m. Observations Taken at S A. M. 120th Meridian Time . ... ... ? $ . to 2 tt CITT. a i : ' ' ..; V-S IS i ' n r!,. Baker City C8 34 " Clear Bismarck . 74 46 ; tClear Boise 74 44 ' Cloudy Dtfnver 72 62 Cloudy Des Moines CO 46 - I4. Cdy. Fresno 90 64 :. Clear Helena 64 40 ' Clear Los Angeles 68 66 Cloudy Marshfield 60 42 Cloudy Phoenix 92 64 Rain Portland 68 60 P. Cdy.' Red Bluff .. 88 66 " Cloudy Roseburg ..:' 72 46 Cloudy Salt Lake City 78 64 P. Cdy. San Francisco 68, 62 Cloudy Santa Fe 62 38 Cloudy Seattle ; 60 44, Clear Spokane 70 42 .Clear Walla Walla 76 46 P. Cdy. Winnipeg 64 34 Cloudy L. W. DICK. Meteorologist. Radio Program KMED Mali Trlbuna-Vlrgln SUtlen " : .... - Fritlay, SIny 17 . 6 to 6:16 Iris theatre. 6:16' to 6:30 Medford "Mai! 4 Tribune news and markets, f 6l30 to 7 Band Box. 8:00 p. m. Krostcast. Saturday, May 18 9:30 to )0 White King Soap 10 to 11 Peoples Electric Store. ' 4 11 to 11:30 Beebe & Kindle Service Station. 11:30 to 12 Rock Gas. . . 12 noon ail Tribune news 4 Items. 12 to 12:30 Electric Wiring Co. 12:30 to 1:30 Witham Ser- vice Station. " to 6:15 Ilsis theatre. 6:15 to 6:30 .Medford Mall v Tribune news and markets 8:ft0 p. in. Krostcast. ' '-' Ctord of Tluinkn. We wish to express our deep nnd sincere appreciation to our many friends who wereso kind to us in our recent bereavement; also for the lovely floral offerings. Al rs. C. D. Lorton, , Mrs. Paul Ifufam. " ' Dorothy Randall; Klll.iheth Randall, Stpwnrt Randall. Adolphe Randall. 66 -VOU.MEftM. WEEE AMD 1'K "TT-IP1 fW?P" XT TCiW I I HOURS AMiOuS AMCS READV . i ' (Official) i -. i On Tuesday, May 21,' at X p. m.. the Kngle Point Grange .will hold a meeting that is "different," . -A very short business session that will begin promptly at 8 o'clock, will he held. " During this session the building plans committee will submit some. new plans, or modifi cations of plans, for tho considera; tion of members." - .' Aftsr this session tho home eco nomics committee" will put on a program that promises to be un usual. 1 After,-the program there wUl. be.refre8hments that, also will be unusunl. ' . ,r The -even 1 n g . wil 1 , then 'be . u I'Ji ed oVe'r"? to 'the-young' peopfo' of the Orange; for vtheir enjoyment. .'.'rveri'.oo,dy.-,'come.' .Visitors -al viijs,''Ave i 1 eji.m e at.Easle Point .CiranKe. -, ! .1 ' . ' ; ' ;'i .,; Ntiticfc to CretliUirs. '. IntHo Cdun'ty Court of the State .'of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of M. -", Si Piirker. Deceased. . The undersigned-has been duly appointed and qualified by the County Court of the State of Ore gon for Jackson County, as execu tor of he estate of M. S. Parker, deceased. All persons having claim's against said estate are notified to present them, dlllv verified. ; with proper, vouchers, to the undersign-' eit at me oiuce ot 'Kawies -Moore. Cooley Theater Pulldlng, MedforH. Oregon, within six months from tlie- date of this Kotlce. " ."' "' Dated 'and first published. April 26, 1929. , RAY SATCKWELL, ' ' , ' -r- ' ' Kxecutor. " CLASSIFIED AtrrEHTISINO RATES ' Rsm twr word for flrM HiMrtlon, Eel taoh lucoMdlna . . ISMrtlM, let minimum ZSq. lndR your adt with For Sslo, F Ronl, oto.. and count thuo word. imaII n uoh Initial, tolophono numbar, oto. a word. . CIsMlflM adi Mh la dranM and not UKOn over pnotw, unlMt advortltor hM monthly auount, No allowuM for psono HEI WANTKD I-EMAfjE WANTED : Girl for cooking and downstairs work; no laundry. Second maid kept.' Must be good cook. Mrs. Sulude, Central Point 181. - 67 WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Reliable person for nouseworg; experience In conk ing required. Telephone Mrs. Robert Kuril. r808-X, heljWeen 8 'and 9 a. m. j tf WANTED Housework; hour. - Phone 1348-X; day or 70 - WANTTTl- MTBCBUiANBOCa WANTEDr Modern Medfnrd home for 40 acres, subdivided Into 4 tracts, on Crater Lake .highway, 3 miles, from Medford. : 814 East Jackson. Phone 1409.. 67 WANTED Used addressing ma inline. Phono 1369. - 67 WANTED To rent small piano. - State rent price. -Box? G, Mall Tribune. .... - M WANTED .Small gas engine nnd pump Jack. Phone 0-K-12 Ash. land, or Box 694, Medford. 66 WANTED Boarders, mill. 1028 Court St. Close to 63tf WANTED-2nd hand goods & Junk. Pat's, 1506 Prune. Tel. 647-L. 69 FOR RENT notrSEkvEGPINO , ROOMS FOR RENT 1 modern housekeep ing room. lurnisnea. 146 N. Bartlett. TeL 763-M. 41tf FOR RJSNT maCEaJUANIQOCS FOR RENT Furnished cabins In tne yard, to ladies who want to rest and live alone and be under our nrotectlon. 'rub and shower btlths. No children. Convales cent and Rest Home, fiKiiig I. Il Ilia Jirk. Ashland. 61 FOR RENT Cabin. Hand Store. Pal'i 2nd 67 FOR RENT Oarage, 104 H. Oak- -Wle. , I'hone 242. tf ! . By SOL HESS NC5 WAS '. WAS TALKIMC M KNOW WtW It, 5 - i DIRECTED SUCCESS ,l -GAVE MEC HEK FlEST.CWAMCe: SOU f A 5WE'S AMU 1 SHE'S OPSTA&IWG AMD FOR KEm aPARTHKNTS '-tnui f-.l aiiui'iiiienl. FOR RENT Furnished apart ment. Call at 4J4 S. Riverside. ... 61 FOR .REXT Modern apts. Apts. - - Holly 01 FOR RENT .Furnished apart ments. Phone 976-H. 203 Elm street. 86 FOR RENT Furnished apartJ -ntent; , garage. 10 Quince. .Call ! afterqpons. .47tf FOR RENT 2 rooms .and bath, completely furnished, newly dec orated. 604 N. Fir. Phone 76. FOR RENT.. Furnished, apart- , ments. pnone 46Z-H. 2U4U FOR RENT Furn. i and -rm. apts.; garage. 604 W. 10th. 166tf FOR RENT Furnished apart . ments, tie and 120 month. 844 8. Central.- 840tf FOR RENT Tiro l-room apta. . 1006 W. Main. 38tf FOR REN1 HOUSES . FOR RENT 6-room .modern fur nished house, guud locnlion. Tel. 1144-H. 67 FOR KENT 6 - room - modern house, unfurnished. -.134 S. .Ivy. Inquire" next door. 1 - ' - 67 E'OU-nENT Furnlshod modern duplex. Phono 063-J. 67 FOR RENT 3-room house, fur- nlshcd. water: l-room house, light, .water furnished, S10. 812 Summit Ave. ' 1 . -66 FOH RENT OR' SALI' -6-room house on Austin St.-. Good con dition. C. K. Gates. 67 FOR RENT 5-room house, 318. Phone 258-W. ' 67 FOR RENT Five-room furnished house,, with garage; modern. In quire at 223 No. Riverside 67? FOR RENT 5-room modern new house; fireplace, onlt floors, 2 bedrooms: '26. Call owner. Tel. 1149 of 1322. 66 FOR RENT. OR SALE Twa fine east side homes;- a dandy 7-acre tract 216 miles out; home .near Washington school. First Ins. Agency. 30 N. Central avenue. Phone 105. 62tf FOR RENT Partly furnished 6 rooi house to right party. Call at 610 Clark St, . 66 FOR RENT Romaa. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown White. - V7tf ixiira. LOST String of carved gold beads. Return to Mail Tribune, CO LOST White Panama hat. er please call 611-J-.1. Find 66 LOST May 10. 40x9,76 Goodyear tire and wjieel. Oregon Stages. Phone 737. ' Liberal reward. 66 LOST Container ana keys In Cath- olio : church. Reward. Return to Mall Tribune. 38tf : iMISORKjfiAKIDOVB 1 OI It Fuller Brush Representa i live now Inoated here, phono Mr. Morrison at 386-W. 69 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED , Ciille.d for and delivered free. 19 v- Fir St . I'hone 261. 5 fi t f WANTED To Buy for OuU All Your SECOND-HAND FURNITUBI Scott Woolf T-IAT'S O'JST AJWO V O". WAMT5 TD J OF A PLACE THIS WEI? IKJ HE.C FH9ST , AivJD WOvV FOB RENT rtJRNlBHXD ROOMS . FOR RENT slueiiing room, baih. 245 N. drape. 67 FOR RENT To business women or married couple (adults only) furnished rooms in an exclusive, modern, west side home: brens- . fast If -desired; garage. Cn" forenoons, 964-L. t FOR KAOlIAMih. FOR EXCIIANGE-r-ln Mill Vulley, t'al'.. 6-room nuHlHrn home, l'lne - colldillon, excellent location. 46 : minutes from Sun- Francisco; value li000. Wunt home in Med , ford or small farm, Jackson 'county. What huve, you? F. A. "-Morse, Mill Valley, Oil. 5'J TO TRADE Eugene for Medford lt orchard or alfalfa land; :10-rm. ."residence, paved corner; 6-rin. i "residence, small lot; ens station and store on Pacific highway: -2 '-acres with sidetrack; fir timber nnd land on Slusliuv river. An swer' Box 85. Tribune. 56 TO EXCHANGE Pair of flats in 'Oakland, Cal for modern home ' 'In Medford. 814 E. Jackson. Tel. . 1409. , - ' ' ' 67 TO EXCHANGE One large icc , box, 200-lb. capacity, for smaller -one. Phone 224-11. 67 FOR EXCHANGE 4.36 acres 214 miles from Medford; --4room ' house, city water and lights, gu rage, chicken houses, all kinds of berries, rest In alfalfa; all clear, for city property. Inquire '17 So. Front. - 69 BUSINESS Orr-onTCNlTIKa FOR SALE Shamrock auto camp and service station (new), 6 mi. south Yrcka, Paclfle highway. Ideal location, owing to sickness must sell. W.' C. McKeirnan, ' Box 11, Yrekn. Cal.' 58 FOR SALE OR TRADE Well equipped hardware store-in good payroll town, also good farming district to draw from; stock and fixtures about I) 2,600. Will take jcity residence, income property or farm and give terms on bal ance. Have other good trades . also. E. Grant Davis, 140 Nur sery St., Ashland. , Botf FOR SALIC DOOS AND I'KTH 'OR SALE Seller, police, fox ter riers, collie. Dr. Stone. 67 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR HALE--Ford touring car, good mechunical order, S26; light -2-wheel trailer, $2n; 1-horse gar den cultivator, 36; 00 ft. -ln. steel cnble, $2.60; some gootl ! Ford .wheels, 60c each: also Klamath Gem potatoos in 60 and 100-lb. lings. 229 Bessie St., one ' short block north of Hailing. 56 FOR SALE t'kllen complete. $10 cash; Dodge touring, fuir con dition, $60 cash. Inquire' Man lilns Honeyhouse, Berrydale. 67 FOR SALE Chevrolet '28 sednn, $400 cash. 62 N. Pescll. 7 FOR SALE Master "0" Bulck sc dnne. 1928 model; In - first-class ' condition, by u'wner, Brophy's Jewelers.- 66 FOR SALE OR TnADE Enclosed car, good as new, - Will trade for cows, chlckons or what have you? Box 187. Grunts Pass. Or. , 56 Ileautiful 6-room house, near Rt:hool;. shade trees, lily pond and fountain, classy fireplace, kitchen with lots nt hullt lns, hardwood floors. . This house Is nicely -finished and was built for the owner's own home;' 12700, with terms arranged. , Dairy farm, Including Imple ments anil stock. $10,000, terms. We have several business oppor tunities, ranging from 41000 to $100,000. E. C. CORN Montgomery Ward Bldg Phone 1339 IZ SEEM THEM 5TAMO po wouias aitm A patiemce twat vajouvd make OOB look MERVOUS bUV WITM THE AMO WHEM THEV . MAKE. GOOD AMD THE SOX OFFICE AAAMTS Tl-E'.M, THEV , SET TEMPER AM EMTAU- 11 TEMPER AMElvlT . OKJW vAiTW SUCCESS AMD STOMACH. I FOR SALE lilVKSTOOfc ' FOR SALE Nubian and Toggen-'1 a.s i.iuk goats; oiie registre. 'Nubian buck. Address C. H. Murrey. 714 South Peach St.. I Medford. - - - 08 FOR SALE Durham and Jersey cow. - 3 years old: also Jersey heifer. W. M. Tethorow, Cen tral Point. Phrtne III, ; ' o7 FOR SALE Or trade for, cows, team, wagon and harness.! H. A. Bailey, one mile from East Main St. on Crater Lako lllway. -67 FOR SALE. fOUll-WT FOR JUNE CHICKS, and hatching cal) Dressler's Square Deal Hatchery. , I'hone 916-L. 67 R..I. RED eggs. 639-J-2. 67 FOR SALE Mammoth Bronze tur kev eizirs 2 5c each. High Banks Turkey Farm, Phone 314, Can" trul Point. 'sott FOR SALE We are taking orders . for Mammoth 'Bronge baby -turkeys for May dollvory, 60o each. High Banks Turkey Farm. Tel. 814,, Central Point. 22tf FOR SALE Black Jersey Giant . setting eggs- C. A. DeVoe, Tel. M-J-t.' 64tf . FOR - BALE HOMES FOR SALE Chenp, by non-resident, 6-room house- and 2 lots., each 68x155; water and sower on - each lot paid:- house wlretl' fifr" range; fruit and berries; abstract up to date; $300 down, easy terms on balance, $2500. At 1129 Nlantlc St. Address Mrs. W. E. McCraoken,' 108 14th HI., O regonCI ty. ' 67 RARE OPPORTUNITY 6 rooms, buth and sleeping porch, stoves, beds, tables, chairs, dressers, etc. Deep' lot, lawn, flowers, trees, paving paid In full; all for $2875, on reasonable terms. Brown & White, Realtors, ,31 No, Fir St. . I i 60tf FOR SALE OR TRADE Now 6 room hungulow,' all modern, ono acre land, on Pacific hlghwny; also complete household goads. Including piano. Your own price. Moving to Portland by. first of ' June. Phone 1266. 67 A NEW strictly modern home with original and artistic Ideas In both house and grounds. You wili surely approvo this for 'a; delight ful home and also he happily surprised at the price and terms. Let us tell you about It and. show you through. We specialize In attractive homes at (attractive prices and terms. Brown & White, 81 Norlh Fir. 89tf FOR SALE OR RENT 4-room plastered house on half acre of ground, Berrydale district. Cheap if taken at once. Phono J34-J-4. ' - " 66 -FOR SALE RKAlj H8TATB FOR , HALE Fully equipped and welV Improved . commercial peaf orchard; above frost, no smudg-.lnsr- Good terms to . responsible party, C. S. BuUei'fit'ld,. Realtor. " (is FOR 8AL1-: ORCHARD ' 2 acres DAnJous, 2 acres Bosc, 2 acres Bartletts, 2 ncres New town npples; 6 acres alfalfa; plenty of water: good modern bungalow. Priced right. CONROW REALTY CO."-" -14 N. Bartlett. .Phone 1169. l 69' FOR SALE Farm In Sams Valley. Ideal plnce for countryi.home; electricity, telephone; 'near high school. Answer Box 78,- Mull Tribune. , - ? j 69 FOR SALE Severnllots for build ing sites. First Ins, 1 Agency. Phone 106. , 52tr PEAR ORCHARDS When in the mnrket for n pear orchard, see Deal ft Knight, 20 N. Bartlett. r Hit FOR SALE OR TRADE 20 Or 0 . acres, Will take homo as part poyment. Phone 10F-3. 66 CHICKEN RANCH g.7 acres; food house; Irrigation available, nquiro Woodlawn Orchard, 1 miles cast Central Point, 69 DAIRT RANCH milly storked and equipped, fins alfalfa, mod ern dwelling, close In. Priced right and terms are right. Brown White, II North Fir. I7tf By George McManus IM UlME LIK E. , A 7 VEAre iTCW- COt- V A t-ULL, : fan SALE MISCKT.IuUiEOOa " "'"'.". T !T! FOR SALE 1 tractor suhsoller. I v saddle pony. Phone 1129-lt. 01 FOR SALE. 8-foot binder, has lieeil used 2 seasons'. B. A. Strode,. ;. Coleman Creek, or I'hone 105. .,.".-.,-.. 64lt FOR SALIC" Baled hay. 408-R-3. Phone 66 FOR SALE Wicker roversiblo buggy and Vlctrola with records. Phone 8:t()-Y.( 58 FOR SALE Electric water pump, 2I). ,M. Wright, across from ' Evershadv Aulu Park. -.-57 FOR SALE Alfulfn-.hny in bam. C, A. DeVoe. I'hone 623-J-2. . 66tf FOR HALE Bony cups and orates. , -Monarch .Hoefl Co. '" ' n11 FOR SALE Sweet potato plants. Monarch Soed Co. mil- FOR SAIflC Sudan grass and sug ar cune seed. Monarch Seed Co. Mit "'OR SALE Becmnn, tractor and -.-tools, Maytag wusher. Tel.- 615. ' 66 FOR SALE Large safe; a bargain Terms if desired. Address 11, 11.. -Mall Tribune. FOR SALE Good John' Deere mower. Phone 258-M. -67' FOR SALE Cienn screened plns- ler sund . delivered -any place in Medford, $2,50 per -yard, -- Phone II6U-J-2. ":;.. i , : 60 FOR SALE Round oak table with 6- high-back leather cushioned , chairs and I oak Princess dsess er, wicker doll enrriage; all In good condition. 324 So. Orange. 56 FOR BALE Pumping. plant. 14 h. ' p. engine, 4-ln. centrifugal pump, 1-00 ft. suotion pipe, valves, etc., $400. M.'.S. Johnson, one mild south Talent on highway, 50 STORE FIXTURES WR SALE Grand Rapids garment caseawlth ' mirror and dressing room sec tions. Grand . Rapids seotlonul shelving units, U-shaped show case, Burroughs bookkeeping machine, 6-drnwer cash register, triple.. mirror and other fixtures. MeOeo's, Ashlunfl. M FOR - SALE - Page field fence, yard fence, .gates, netting- all kinds; cedar' and -steel fence posts. Complete- line of fence material. "We build fences." Odditis & Dixon, Phone 268. 84tf FOR SALE Wheat, a Kc, barley 2c. Bring sacks, 2 ',4 miles West, Mi mile south of Medford.; Phone 623-J-2, C. A.' DeVoe. tilt WHEN YOU think of real eatate, sea Brown White. tf FOR SALB ls-tnch-body oak wood, $3 per tier at ranoh. C. : ;C. Hoover, Phone 697-R-l. tf FOR SALB 4 Used' sowing ma . . chines; all makes, t up; terms If desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing liaehlne Co., 14 North Bartlett lltf FOR BALE For eanof and gravel, sediment and general teaming, Tel. 12-J. Baml'l Bateman. tf BUSINESS DIRECTORT Eye Bpeclallat. DR. T. DEI LA RHUE Eyesight Specialist. Eyes -examined, glasses fitted. Suite 404 Medfor-i Bldg. Phone 1329, Exclusively : optical.- 866tf DR. D. A, CHAMBERS, Optoma trlst. Byes examined. Glasses ; fitted. $17 Medford Bldg. Tel. ,188.- - ISltf Radio Repairing RADIO REPAIRING The Music Box, 403 East Main St., -Phone 483, has an expert radla tech nician from the factory. We make a specialty of expert repair work and guarantee It. Special HAAMniMnn In m! Violin Instruction-., JOHN H. KNIGHT Violinist. In struction at the home of the pu pil. For appointment call Jack sonville, 232, BCSNXES8 DIREOTOBT Abstracts MURRAY ABSTRACT CO, Ab stracts of Title, Title Insurance. Rooms 3 'and 6, No. I Nortfei Central Ave., upstairs. JACKSON OO. ABSTRACT (X). Abstracts of Tltla. ., and Title - Insur ance. - -:'Tbe - only? complete Title System In isck- son County. sv -v .Cabinet Works. CITY CABIN'ET WORKS Do all kinds of woodwork; bullt-lne. doors, windows, screens, etc. Also; build show cases. 227 N. Fir St.' ' Chiropractic Physicians DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlre praotic Nerve Specialist. .Office hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6. 103-164 Liberty Bldg. Office phooe,6lfl Res. phone 790-H. ) . ;, DR. EIVIND M. iNEL80N Chiron praetor. Specific Chlropractlo adjustments given at 829iNortn- Riverside. Office hours: 1:10, tor Ti30 p. m. '"-" V i. .Contractors - R. I. STUART Sc SONS General Contractors. Including- base-', ments, - ditches, alt kinds- of cement and concrete work. R. L - Stuart, 217 Apple, -phone, 648; Gilbert 'Stuart,' 17 .Ross CourRi phono 966-M, Miles Stuart. So-, 8. -Newtown, phone 860. j Dentistry-' DR.- F. O. BUNCH, -Dentist, room .816 Medford Central Bldg, - Tel.? Office 1443; residence .1311-X. DR. L. L. SANDERS. Dentist. Of fices. 312 Medford Bldg.. Office' phone 607. Res. 1140-R. ,67 Expert Accountant. ?'ji' WILSON AUDITING CO. K. i M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention glyen,i to anything in accounting and ,. Income Tax Requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Liberty Bldg., .Medford, .. I'none 1U7-K. i' a Farm Tioags. : FARM LOANS-r-614 per cent. ..v J: ' R. .tiowen, secretary Rogue. River . National Farm Loan Assn., Rogue-a River. Oregon. - ; 1811',,; .Financial WE LEND MONEY .to ...worthy people .to pay their honest debts. 'Paciric Coast Credit Association, ' 423 Medford Bldg., Medford, Ore;'' Freight- Transportation PIERCE TRUCKING CO.i .Med. ford- to Portland and San Fran. Cisco. Furniture moving a spea-.v laity. Phone 66 or 437-R-3. LONO DISTANCE HAULING' -t1 Medford - Klamath -truck line' Daily eervlae. -Bonded oarrlers Speolnl rates on load lots, Aub) Freight terminal, $6 S. Fir. Tl 1038. Interior Decorator INTERIOR DECORATING, .pain'1 Ing, paperhanglng and floc wan ' Ing. Fred Gardner. Phon 7 W-J.-'-Res.-Perrydale, Jackson'' ville Highway, i . - , Money. to Loan . i-'t ;.. MONEY TO LEND To wortat ' people to. pay their honsae 4ea4V' Securities of -all kinds accepted "I Jennings Loan Office, t S. Fron MONEY TO LEND $60 to. 121 to loan on- furniture or good ts; i, . curity o( most any kind. i, Elgh) ' Per cent loans on city property ' Thomas Realty Co., Boom lvl , Palm Bloek, cor afaln and Front-. i upstairs.,.. 'i - 1 . .,. Long Time ;. ' .Real Estate ,;,; alortgoge la ; Phone 1.111 :f."i Commercial Finance Cotr:,1; Do .You Head Monty t;-y ..X We make, short time Transactions strictly confldenliaVid $17 'Hbertjr Bldg. . Open- Tuee-riJ days and Fridays till 9 p. m -Phono 667-J. II. H. ,Banlster,,i H. C. Chrlstner.-- ' -. . Monunicata ' . .U i, A'-." THE OREGON GRANITE CO. -, Monuments. E. A. Hlcka,- Oea-nv . oral Manager; P. M-. Kershaw t. Sales Munaner. $02 N. Front SW , Medford. ..- - - ". , i. . ,r ' Pajntlnjt and I'aperhanglna ' '-4 H. MARX, General Painting Con- traotor, , tinting, ' .papernanc laav carpentering, repairing. .Phone ,, T78-J. Kes. 67 Summit. ;''! Piano Instnicttoa.' FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher of Piano .and Harmony. vHalghUd Musio. Studio, 818 Liberty Bldg,'..,, Phone 72. ;ltti Plnmblnc. , ' "''" " " ' PLUMBING, H EATING Material ' and service. Hawk, the Plumber, j $4 So. Grape. Phone 617. $! , Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Hae' the best equipped printing office, I In Southern Oregon, bookbtna-' Ing, loose leaf ledgers, billing ,j systems, etc. Portland prlcea. 11 , N. FlrSf. - Radio service. 1 , tv RADIO SERVICE on any 'makend radio. H, O. Purucker, 13 South.) Grape Street. Office Phone $(: -Res. 1442. - - Ml" , Sand and Ormvel C. A- HARTLEY Sand and (ravel '? plant. Cleaned, washed aaddV.ri and (ravel; crushed gravel, all -slies. Phone plant. 1301 or office iit iu , Transfer EAD8 TRANSFER STORAG1 uo. ornce in n. Fir m, i, ; Phone 116. Prices Right. - Sr vice guaranteed. p DAVIS" TRANSFER A STORAGaf Service guaranteed. 10 8. Orap 8t., Phone 64. or residence 104ei - Voloo nnd Piano -" t. ""-,:. MRS. C. H. PASKB, teacher otj, ;, , Window Cleaalntj LET GEORGE DO IT Plena 11T for huuaec leaning, floee vaenv , ,aaauMat,aasaak ,.iaafj aV.V. IS t-il, I. -!i rut