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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOttB MSTL TTJIBTrNT, OTDPORD, OttEflOX. SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1929. PTOE SEVEN WATCH YOUR OIL Hjt Is the uiiemy ofj riffk-lont lubrication, :. nay motor pxperts. That 4h .why . they advise ya te watch your oil even more rare 1 1' i" in summer than you tfu in winte.r. At this season, the nor mal hat of the enuine in increas ed ,by the hiuher temperutuiv of the atmosphere. Also.' summer is the time for long vacation trips that put a heavy strain on your ( iT'ine. You'll save, yourself trouble If you choose an oil for your mo tin that resists heat and that forma no hard carbon even when burn ed. "There are excellent reasons why summer motorists get such fine service from Shell .Motor oil," .ay cnemists of the Shell labora tories. "I'nlike even the most ex pensive oil, Shell forms no hard carbon at all. Refined without (xcHFHivp heat it la belter lire pared than other oIUj to stand .'umhier usae. When it Is burn ed, the carbon that is left is not hard and Ki'luy, but merely a soft soot whU'h blows away harmless ly through the exhaust. This is very important in the hhjh -compression motors of today. "Furthermore, this soft carbon Is only one-third to one-fifth a tuur'h In .-.quantity as the carbon formed by-even the most expen sive oili. For summer ns well as , winter use, Shell Motor Oil make: today's motors work hot ter Ask About FREE: KINDLING Greeri Pme Slabs Factory Blocks v Also Select Grade Green Blocks and Slabs Medfcrd Fuel Co!. Tel. 631 PER tO AD PEE, LOAD' J& SPECIAL ;; SEE THESE CARS TODAY 1928 Buick Coupe $375 1927 Studc. Dictator S775 1927 Buick Sport 835 1925 Studebaker- Rdstr 475 1923 Buick "6" Tour 250 1925 Star. Touring 185 1923 Buick "4" Tour. 250 1025 Nash 8pccial "6".... 385 1925 Chevrolet Tour 160 1928 Willys-Knight 975 Packard "6" Sedan 765 International Truck 300 SCHERER 38-40 North Riverside Buick ORCHARD SPECIAL! 15 ncre wood lmul, no .smmljjir!',' necessary; splendid view, Vi mill's from Mfnlt'ord. (imid road; 5 acres liart lctt pears 1:2 yrs. old ; 5 acre Newtowns, lialanee in alfalfa land. Tliis year's crop ces with place. Total price $2, 5l H 41 (MM i cash, lialnncc on terms to suit responsible parlies. See Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. 18 North Front Street POP GATES TALKS 'I'op'" (.Sates, Medfqrd's-eterftH automoliilf (eaier, ojneje tu'I Ovtf-J lands instead' of Fords. That wu.-i-t IS ye;irs ago, and what's mure he' had a chauffeur- why drove at a -J Med of 25 miles -per hour .while Pop sat in the bak seat with" th f. "prospect'1 ami talked furiously about this or that. if the 'engine j showed sitiiis of refusing to func tion when they came to a hill . or; rough stretch of road. - ! More than 100 car dealers ave started business in Med ford and ; decided to move on since Mr. dates started selling Fords in 1 ! 13, ho told a reporter Saturday in discuss-i ing his IS years in the KUine. "Fords are the best cars on the'; market that's why $a many jieo-,! pie buy them." Mr. dates declared, j And he should know, for there's probably not another Ford agent ! in the ptato of Oregon who has ; 'been selling Fords as long as thei j local dealer. From meek little j i machines v(th;nig horns to good-, j looking ears, he's .seen them do-! velop and gain in popularity each . year. . j .What Mr. dates doesn't knowi about cars, the people who buy ' them, and those who don't, Isn't I worth knowing. Ho claims women: are better drivers than men they! learn taster and area t so reckless! as their husbands. , Since January, 192!), 119 Ford; cars have been delivered by the, C. i K. dates Auto-company to Jackson j county residents. During the month j of January last year no cars wore; fc-old; In January, 40 Fords were delivered by the dates com-1 pany. . j An example of the rapid Increase: In Ford sales is the, fact that 1 5 j cars have already been sold to date j this month by Gates' two sales-j men, C. A. Whitman and H. Fro-: reieh. . j "Ten years ago 1 was ready to quit the automobile businena a l thought that practically , all the: people who could and would luiy a j car already owned one." Air. dates ; said. "Now I'm convinced., that j every family will : have at loast : three, cars before many years 5-room house in mill district;' OHLj:, Down payment $300 Balance like rent. Medford Investment Company 120 Eo,5t Sixth Street TELEPHONE 1224 MOTOR CO. Marquette Open Evenings Modfoid, Oregou ' lIOIIIIIIIlillllllllllllllllH lllllllillllllliiiiiiilllllllillllllllllllllllll BOOTERY HAVING The;" st-ml-unmml Rale of the itootery, Mfcdford's only exclusive women's shoe stuio-, Starts tomor- j row and will continue for a week. I It hart been the yeaaiy custom ; at the Hootery, since it was first established in l by tho Strang, brothers, Hubert and Herbert, to conduct two big rales annually. ""a wide variety of summer styles, end fall shoes will bo included in ; the large assortment of bargains. ; The purpose of the sale Is to dis- pose of all broken sizes in both j high price and medium price foot-i weur. For the first time, the! Hootery will also sell at reduced j prices broken sizes in arch-pro-; server models. j GAS WATER HEATER WEEK JULY 8 10 13 , ;., "Thorp Js'jtn j ever ijieresigg' recognition of the sanitary neces-! sity of a dependable and continu ous hot water supply, not only by the medical fraternity but also by j tho public at large. JL hardly seems j possible In our present day clvill- i nation that in the earlier days of j our American history some of our stat.es passed laws prohibiting the ; taking of baths during certain months of the your, due to a then j mistaken idea of exposure to pneu- j monia after the pores ufthe skiuJ were open. Several years ago the ' ownership of our new antiquated type of portable tin bath tub j branded onte as a snob. -Yet, this is an age of jn'ogross, and we have come to a recognition of the fact that cleanliness has a very import- j ant beaming on health, and that to be clean means a daily warm bath." says Mi. Dazoy of the, South- ern Oregon (las company. "During the hot summer months, especially do we . require warm baths, yet we dislike the idea of building a fire lnfcthe, o'rl v-o.d range for tho purpose of heating the water, das, the modern house hold servant, is the mo.st practic able solution of the bathing prob lem, with its continuous and re liable source of hot water supply. It supplies piping hot water at tho turn of a faucet. "Many physicians prescribe a glass or two of hot witter each morning, and milady's toilet cannot be successfully completed without the aid of hot water. Then there )n the matter of lingerie, the cleans ing of which with instant hot water is. easily accomplished. "The offer which the Southern Oregon das corporation is making to its consumers is unprecedented. With a small down payment, which is applied on the purchase pr'e of a--Holtzonp automatic gas water heater, theru is given Ui each pur chaser toilet and bath accessories. This 'is done to acquaint the people with the convenience and economy of gas water heaters. Tho offer will continue for a week only." PARIS'. (p) Five hundred Paris policemen now speak some forcisu language and one of , thorn boasts eight. f English is the most generally ; spoken. There are many who know enough of several tongues to an ; awer (Hiestions by ' tourists and : there are quite a few with a very thorough Unowledbe of several lun ;gnuge, sufficient ti handle the fre- qiiest police caaew involving highly excited foreigners who 'forget the little French they knew, j All of these policemen wear arm i bands announcing in a t phrase what foreign language the bearer speaks. ' j 4 Klamath Falls. Lake of Woods IftiimmiT resort opened to public. A "Wash and Polish" in ;' our modern auto laundry works wonders with that dusty, stained mud splashed car. Thoro work, exacting care used. Reas onable charge. i . . ; I CLA8S.FI6P AWVtKTlBINQ RATfct Rt tv ord tor tlrtt luwtion, 2oi ton tuccdlno InMrtloA, 1 o ( minimum Indu your d with For 8tl Rnt, ale., nd vount IMt wrd, u wM .u iwL initial Ulpbon. nufnfri word. ClaMltUd dk win. In tdvtno and not taken ovr uhona, unlMt advartltw hw monthly tcoount. No iltmam tor pion rrdr. . WANTED SITUATIONS MIUDLK aged married man-wants work on farm by the year; sep arate house. Address la. A. Hud olsou ltiOli Kxoter St., Portland. i)nJ : ' !I? ilELP WANTED MALE WANT I' l Ambitious, industrious person to introduce ami supply the demand for llawleinh House hold products In drants lMss and Medford and other nearby towns or rural districts. No selling ex perience required. We supply products, outfit, sales and serv ice methods everything you need. I'rofits increase every month. Lowest prices; best val ues; most complete service. W. T. Kuwleigh Co., Dept. Oakland, i'alif. WANT F.D Man and wife on dairy i ranch. Inquire J. W. Wakefield.! 110 WANTKI) Kxporiencod cold stor age engineer. Jiox 7, Tribune! 105 ; WANTFD- tiood mechanic who will take charge of small shop in town. Doing good business. Ap ply in person, US So. Central. 105 WANTKD Single man for general orchard work, to live on ranch. Steady job. Labor Ilureau, Chamber of Commerce. 10a HELP WAXTEo FFSHAIiE WANTKD Experienced waitress, j J. N. Cafe, 27North Front. 10(i i WANT1CD MISCELLANEOUS WANTKD Dairy on a small monthly salary with per cent of income. Take orchard or farm same basis. CI. 11., ISox 5. Cen tral 1'oitii. ' 31 WANTKD Any thing you want to donate to Legion auction side be foio Sal., July HO. Phone 312 and wo will pick it up. ItiTtf WANTED Hoyal Anne chert ies. L'omie River Valley Canning Co. Corner Front and 13th Sis. te.H WANTED Reliable party to live i on ran -h. rnt f ;ce. t '.ils yo-r. l-iume 3H2-V. 107 j WANTED Furnished house with' 2 bedrooms and garage, for two adults and girl of y. liox K2. ' Mail Tribune. 100 , WANTED 2nd-hand goods and , junk. Pal's. 1&U0 Prune. Tel. fil7-L. 131 I WANTED Oood dairy cows that will freshen between now and September. Phone tl-K-3, Ash-1 tana or wruo i' rea . noimaugn Talent. lOltf WANTED Shoe repairing; expert j workmanship, first-class mate-1 rials. Men's half-soles and heels $1.75: women's half soles and heels $1.00. C. M. Kldd & Co. 5tUf WANTED. Stock hous. City SanU tary Service. Phone B42. 7Xtf 'OR EXCHANGE Nev 4-rootn house clear, cash for 5 or 6-room house, close In. Write P. O. liox 804. 10i FOR EXCHANGE Do you want a fine home? 2-story double house, all modern in every way, close In, paving all paid, 402 So. New town. Will take light sedan car and some cash for equity; bal ance to suit. E. C. Silllman. 7tf FOR RENT HOtJSE&KEPING ROOMS FOH KK.NT .1 Unlit hoUHukeupillK roouiH. fi 1 5 1'eiuiH.vlvunli, Ave. 100 FOR HUNT Completely furnlshod )iiUHeUeGpin rouniH, 412 No. Ivy. 1 08 FOR HUNT Modern furnished housekeeping room. 34 5 N. Hurt lett. 753-M. Illltf FOR RIJiNT HollHekeeplliK np.irt nient, clone In; iirlvaln buth and khi-hko, front entrance. 81)5 10, Jackson, l'hona 381 -M. 02tf POll 11BNT FtTllMSUKD KOO.U8 FOR HUNT IJeBlrnlile front room 1 hloek from CMty park. 2-2 K. Molly. 10!) ROOMS Cool, clenn and comfort able, at V. W. C. A. 10C FOR RKNT Xieo lurse (lownstnirs room, cool atul airy; 2 men. Tel. 827-Y. 100 FOR RENT Koomx and bachelor c.-lblnn. 445 a. Front. 5 J t f FOR RENT Room. 916 W. 10th. 0 1 tf FOR RKNT Nicely furnished sleeping room. 320 Uouth Riv erside Ave. tf INSURANCE First hwurance Agency ' A. (-. HILL, M(nigr Phone 105 30 N. Central Bedford, Oregon FOR LEASE Ward well Fur Co.'s Store ' Leverette Block Around corner from Montgomery Ward Co. PHONE 900 - - ..N,- - -W-t, -V- 1 l-'Olt HKXT Cool furnished apart-1 ' menu; nunine. Singly luum. ; oli-.N, ffutrul. , . IMS KUH i(KNT--y room and bath,, close in. Inquire 1 lti So. Ivy. ) u 7 : FOlt UK. N'T meat: adults. Furnished apart l'hone -4 T3-J. VOll Hi:NT furnished 2 -room u)artment, $1L. 716 Welch, lot) F r H N I SII ED A lJA HTM FNT 3 rooms and bath; Frigldairo, hot water, steam heat. 24 So. drape. Kill Hli NT pie. -Apartment. 334 Ap- lOtj FOH lit-NT Apartments, central- : ly located. Phono 1-33-H or call Apt. S, Palmer Apis. lOltf FOlt P. 1C NT Main. Apartment. 80ti West' 101tf - FOH HKNT 3-room opt., unfur nished; steam heat, Frigidaire, hot water, garage. 503 S. Holly St., evenings and Sundays. 7 tf ; FOH RENT Furn. 2 and 3-rm. apts.; garage. 004 W, 10th. ' 1 6 5tf 1 DICI.Ic.HTFfL furnished apart ment; every modern convenience,; garage. South Oukdalo Ave. j 73tf; FOH 1 tlC NT Furnished apart-; meni; garage. 10 Quince. Call afternoons. 47 if Kbit HICNT Unfurnished aptt 3 rooms and bath, steam heat, , Frigidaire, electric washing ma-: chine. 24 South firaim. tlU JttCM nuiojbo Foil l CNT " or ti-room house partly furnished, modern, elec tric range, fall at 837 W. and St.. after It p. m. t N IC1C four room house, duplex, 2 J rorilaud Ave. Just redecorated. Inquire of W. M, Clemenson at Hotel JacUson, 112. FOH RENT bouse, garage. Small furnished ii2l Edwards St. j 10i;; FOli RENT Furnished 5 -room house, sleeping porch, $3f; per manence preferred. 417 King. 107 , FOH RENT 4 and i nisbed houses. 1 1 21 ; Wesl Main St. C. , Phone ;23-.l-2. '-room fur and 1137 A. DoVoe. HHitf FOH H1CXT 5-room hoi"-" clo:o 1 ia. 1 hone 1180-W, daytime. i 106 FOH RENT Choice of 4 houses! In a well located court. Phono' 5 05. 10 lit i FOH RENT Modern 4-room du lilex, close In. Phono 1405. 13 Newtown. 100 FOR RENT Modern, partly fur nished Ei-roum house. Call 604 R, between 7 and 8 p. m. 108. FOR RENT 5-room modern house on pavement; good shade. In quire 34 N. Peach. 102tf FOR RENT C-room house Tiear Lincoln school. Phono 54D-R. 107 FOR RENT After July 5th, part ly furnished 5 or C-rooin house; electric runKchot water in hath, lawn, flowers, berries, navoment. Kaniire, etc. Call 004-U U8tf FOlt RENT To adults, olean 6 room house; fine shudo. lMiono 683-X. SlOtf FOR RENT Unfurnished house, 6 rooms, bath and lnrue screen porch; double Karate close In. . C. A. DoVvc. D23-J-2. tf" FOR RKNT Dandy unfurnished house; 5 rooms, sua and eleotrlc, modern laundry room, garage, fruit ami lawn, $27.00; also 3 rooms modern, $22.50. 402 So. Newtown. K. C. Hlllman. 84tf FOR RKNT Homes. Furnished or unfurnished, .lirown & White. FOR RENT House, No. Kather Ine Court, unfurnished. Jrlas eleo . trie nook, breakfast nook set, plenty of bullt-lns, garaeo, etc; new and modern. Phone 238. 7Hf FOH RKNT irlSGKLiliANKOCB FOR RENT Cabin. Pat's .Second Hand Klore. 108 FOR RENT Oarage, J04 8. Oak dole. Phone 212. c tf MlM.iEMJt'Vltiriim V10 MUV calves, bulls, cows and hogs for cash, at your ranch, R. H. Wilson, 112 Ho. Orape St. Tel. 1404 and we will call. 181 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Called for and delivered free. IA N. Fir St. Phone 201. 65lf LOST June 24th nl Hylicn bridge. 2 llirht joints to fly -fishing rod. Finder, be n sport and leave with Lamport's Slore. Hullablo re ward for trouble. 100 LOST On Jacksonville road, black handbag containing swimming HUils and chlldn-n's sweaters. Reward. Plume 707-W. 100 LOST July 4. Ashland park, hand bag containing money, keys, fountain pen with initials P. E. f. Reward. Return to Mull Tribune. 100 TAKICN I P LAROE WHITE MARE TAKEN' LP Owner can have same by pitying for ad, feed and damage done in grain field. Inquire John C. Thorsun, R. 2, Hcall Latin, Medford. 1 T)7 Careless Neighbors No matter how careful you may bo to prevent flrn, there still are many people who seemingly tin not realize the danger of fire, rnforlunu' toly, your property Is expos ed to the carelessness of others. You may not have tho tlino or the luctinatlon to change the habits of your neighbors, hut you can protect yourself against financial loss by be ing adequately Insured. Brown A White Agency, Ino. J. C. Collins, Mgr. Holland Hotel Bldg. Phone 130 ltU KXCUANul TliA DH Kor Washington in"!)- eriy, H hiiH, lai'K hmjse in .Med-; foid. I'l unUnii livU'ic. JUinhway. , 1'houo KHS-X. UMi szj.- -- - r "t m s. 1M S1NKH8 OfrORTUMTUCte . i SdfTHKliN OUli. KKALTV CO. . FPU SAI.K Kxelusive. host pay-. in meat market In Medford. ex cellent location, good fixtures. htiBe room, cheap rent and a good lease. dood payr.ig grot-cry and service j station; fine location and one of the best buys in Medford. A bargain in Camp dround. also Camp dround site. 40 Acres. 16 acres pears, Mart - letts. Winter Nellis. D'Anjous and 1 loses; good house and - line groves on the place; balance of land ideal for orchard, alfalfa or vegetables; sub - Irrigated; Sm.ooii cash, reasonable terms on balance. 1 1 S X. UivorHide, Nat lildg. 106 FOH SAI.F. Confectionery and! pool hall; good location; well equipped. Half price. Frank Lewis. Katie Point. 131 I FOH SALIC Pat's Second Hand; Storu and property. 130 ( t 1 FOH SALIC One shoe shining ; stand. Jennings Loan Office, a I So. Front. . 103 FOH SALIC ACTt)MOHII4li 4 ' I THE VSICD i'AHS ' with a good will guarantee. A nice selection of Cloned ears thai j are priced low and with O. M. . A. C. terms on balance, i 1 !)27 Pontlac Landau Sedan in splendid condition, his mohair : uphulstory, disc wheels, Kara 1 Keen trunk ; a wonderful value I for someone. l7 0. . j Hi 2 7 Pontlac Coupe: a real value' in a business coup, 5 57 5. j 11120 Obis 2-door Sedan; has been! well taken care of and is priced j very low at $3!'5. 1H28 Chevrolet Touring; looks and! runs lilte new. but the lormer owner had his heart set on a new Poniiac ti; therefore we hava this car for sain, $ 4 7 r , l'.i20 Olds Coupe. This is a real value; runs like a new car. (400. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Oakland and Pontine Dealer. Open Sunday morning. J 0 i ' FOH SALE 1-ton Ford truck,, late 1 !)2fi model, wit h custom built bakery body, excellent con dition. II. H. Sprlggs, 4 miles; west Central Point on Old Stage mad. 108 I FOR SALE dood Ford car, $2fi. ! 808 E. Mil St. 110 FOR SALE lly owner, 11)28 Chev rolet coupe. Rargaln, Call or write C. W. Cirubam, Ashland Normal. 107 FOR SALE refinished, Lox 1141. -Oakland Coupe, Just $7 5. Address P. O, 105 FOR SALE Ford sedan, run 4000 miles; in perfect condition; price $560. Call 347. tf FOR SALE Private car, Stude-, .bnker. Commander sedan: me chanically nerfoct. Call 70. tf rOU BALF1--HOMK8 FOR SALE Duplex house, at 20 22 Portland Ave. One side rent ed at 532.00 per month to desir able tenants. Will sell for $4, 000.00; $700.00 down and balance at $40.80 per month. This Is a wonderful buy. Sec owner, W. M. Clemenson. 112 FOR SALE Medford homes at prices from $1250 up to $12,500. If there are any better buys In town than we can offer you, we sincerely hope that you flntl Ihctn and take advantage tif sumc, but we believe we can beat the field If you give us a chance, and we can help you make satisfactory , terms with owners in most all cases. Hrown White. 81 N Fir St. I07tf' FOR HALE New. strictly modern double construction bungalow, large living room, ak fitters, ettt. spacious kitchen with ull .mod ern features, laundry room, dou ble garage, all nicely finished In side and out. 2 acres fine' alfalfa, paveil .highway, an excellent lo aatltm. This will stand the clos est scrutiny as to construction, materials nnd general - Attrac tiveness. Tilt' noil Is of the fin est unit will produce equal to anything In this valley. Price $5000. Hrown & White. 31 No. Fir St. I07tt OOOD .HOME for sale right. Very easy terms. Will consider gootl light car as part payment, 405 No. drupe St. 107 FOR SALE Five room house on, acre facing two streets; city W'tiler: electricity, etc. Terms less than rent. Phone 13u2 be fore 6 p. m. l()2tf FOR HALK OR RENT Up-to-date modern house. Call 507 Mao St. - J 0 !t roit Salic nous and imcts FOR KALE Hoston puppies priced right. One mile south Clrants Pass, Pacific highway. 108 FOlt HALE 3 shepherd punples left . If you wunt one call W. .1. Messenger, Phone H-F-3. 100 FOH HALE 7-mo.-old male span iel pup. II58-Y. 100 FOR HALE Oil TftArR Pedigreed police pup. L. Morris, Houtc3, Crater Lake Hwuy-Dltch office. 100 FOR BALK liTVIiHTOCK FOR SALE Cheap, first-elans milk goat, and 2 kids. Imtuire Lamport's Hardware. 106 FOR SALE St. MuwoH yearling, registered Jersey hull: 1st pre mium Medford fair, $250. 3!)!) lletteh St., Ashland. 100 FOR HALE Milk goals. (louts' milk lor babies and Invalids. Samuel Johnson, Lozicr Lane. HIS FOH HALF, 10 dairy cows, mostly fresh: 3 miles south of Omuls Pass on Pacific highway. Eslln- ger's ranch. loc FOR SALE Lslry cows on easy terms, 1-8 down, balance month ly payments, or will take other stock as security, Hugh Clark. Holland Hotel or Hilton's Dairy. 100 WANTED To buy good young dairy cows: must be fresh or close tin sprlngere, 1 O. Ilox 421, Medford. 106 l'oit sAUbrouiritv FOlt SALK 130 youan turkeys, cheap. Cull 318 Contra 1 I'oint, at nltflH- , .. 2 r - ' FOR SALK -r Black Jersey Giant HomiiB okbs. C. A. Dovoe, Tel. 6J3-J-J. 3C4ti: FOIl SAl.lv UKAkv ttMTATH 80 ACH ICS On Dead Indian creek, near Soda Springs; fine trout fishing, hunting ; good 2 -room hit: house, several fine springs. small lake, beautiful and valu j nolo umner. a pickup lor nuu, tint vou must act quick. D. 10. Millard, 4 If K. Main. 10ti FOH SALK-- -room modern house, cast front. shude, $lstM', y3ou down, balance terms. . 7 acrej pears, close in on high way; fcXOn down, balance terms, fi a-a ere dairy ranch, 23 cows. 1 bull; fullv eiiuiitped in every way; milk route established; In-1 come t20U per month. J. C. H. UN ICS. Phone 4ti;i. 15 So. Central. 107 FOH SALE California fruit ranch of 3( ucres in the Sacramento valley tul joining tho Sacra men to river; enormous supply of water, u-rumn house with all modern conveniences; tractor ami farm machinery. Owner desirous of locating in Medford. will consider exchange as part payment. Ad dross owner, Houte 1, Jtox 12, dlenn, Cal. Ill TO SICK THIS PLACE IS TO WANT IT 31 '4 acres; 7 acres pears, 12 acres apples, 2 acres pearlies, 2 acres cherries and apricots, 2 acres walnuts, li f-i acres alfalfa, first-class land and fine bieation, free from frost; big crop of poaches on the trees; crop of fruit estimated at $4uoo. DEAL & KNldllT, 2i N. Rurtletl. Ill F ) R S A L!C A N 1CX C 1C PT 1 1 ) N A 1, DAIRY liANt'll-liii acres of ex cellent free soil, wit h paid-up water right, mosly iu alfalfa and grain, located tin good vnad, only 1 m miles from town, high school etc. Hitrn holds 80 tons of hay and has stanchions for 24 cows; I fi choice Jersey cows. I horse, milking machine and about 00 tons of bay iu Imiiii go with place. This i a bargain at $!(. oiin; only $;i,oou cash. See Chas. A. Wing Agency, Inc. 1 tMi WHEN YOU tntnK ot real estate. Itmwn White, tf FOH SALIC 30 acres of fine land on east side. I lest of t4M'IUS. CaU 2 at or Medford Irrigation Dis trict. JUG FOR SALIC Excellent land, in fi acre tracts. .Easy terms, Med ford Irrigation District. HMi FOR SALE 50 acres ot the heavi es! producing kind in the Rogue River valley, either with stoek and machinery or without, at a .real ;ittruciivo price. Let us tell you about this ti p p o r I u n 1 t v. lirown A. While, 81 No. Flr"SI. 107tf FOR SALE Sonto of (he finest building sites with one acre or more of ground facing ttti paved highway, fin sale at prices from $400 up. Reasonable terms on those. tracts, lirown A White, 31 North Fir St. 107'tf MOST' siOLL., Lois -7. lllock 1, Oal drove. Henson St. Make t'Hsh offer. : Address S. V. ,L, Mifll Tribune, ' 100 'OR HALE Aero and a half Hear Creek . Bottom, new house, do mestic and Irrigation water, elno triclty; 10 minutes from River side and Main, on-good pavetl road. Phone 13!)2 befuro 6 p. m. 102tf. A OOOD HUV in dairy ranch, nl falfa hay, good buildings, mod ern home, some fruit, close lit. Income from ilalry $250 to $300 per mo. Payment down, rest at $50- per mo., 0 Interest. See . ttwner. II, O. Lockwood, Tel. 10-F-4. Neat- lirlffln Creek school. IU) FOR SALE MISCVMuANEOUS FOR SALE Marigold p!onB. Call 8.17 W. 2nd St.. after 0 p. m. tf FOR SALE Furniture for fl-room house, cheap If taken at -'once. House, rent reasonable. Cull at 228 N. Central. 107 FOR HALE 1 05-ton silo In good condition. C.eo. Hilton. Phono 2G8-M. 110 FOlt SALE Day bed, new. Call Davis Transfer. 100 FOR SALE Cabin at Lake o' the Woods, completely furnished; bout and motor. Will bo on vremlscs next two weeks. Llovd (.. Mailt. 107 FOR KALE Largo gladioli nnd other cut flowers at Hamuclson's Flower Oarden, 208 Clark Ht. l - 110 FOR SALE One l'& Inch viking pump, electric motor attached: 200 feet of 4-ln. pipe. Flank Stephenson, Central Point. Rt. 1. 10U $75.00 WARDROHE Will sell cheap. Call 200-M. 100 FOR HALE Lain cabbage, broc coli, llrussel sprouts plunts. Mon arch Seed Co. lultf FOR SALE Dairy fly sprays that kill flies. Moituruh bued Co. loltf I' OH SALE For sand and grnvel, sediment and general teaming, Tel. U12-J. Sam'l Huleman. t FOH HALE 10-Inch body Oak wood, $3 per tier at ranch. C. C Hoover, Phone 6II7-R-2. tf FOR SALE Wheat 2 Wo, barley 2c. Hrlng sacks. 2 i mllos west, mile south of Medford. Tel. 623-J-2. C. A. DoVoe. 82tf G HE EN PINE 8LAHH-16.n, 12. BO per load, small truck. Valley Fuel Co., Phone 70. OOtf OKKBN PINE HLAHH 18-ln.. $5 per load, big truck, 4 tiers. ' all"V Fuel Co.. Phone 7(1. ntllf" WANTED To Buy for CaaK All Your BICOND-HAKD FURN1TUKI Scott Woolf roil sai-i; AUKcia-L.NtvOiis FOH SALIC Small sport aero plane, 300.00 If taken this week, dee, Hush at Talent, Oregon. 106 FOH S A Jv B Cherries: . Lambert . and Uoyal Anne. Order tukun. Crater Lake Highway. Phone 301-J-l. 105 FOH HALE Page field fence, yard fence, Kates, netting all kinds; cedar and steel fence posts. Complete line of fence materia h "We build fences." Oaddi & Dixon, Tel. 208. . 34tf FOH SALE - Used sewing ma chines; all makes, $5 up; terms if desired. Ail makes -rented and repaired. White Hewing Machine Co., 24 North BartteH. ' Utt ItrSlNEKJ! DUlECrOHT Abstracts ML'RRAY APSTRACT CO. Ab stract of Hilo, Title Insurance. Rooms H and 5, No. 32 North Central Ave., upstairs. JACKSON CO. Abstract (. Abstracts of Title uutl Title Iiiur unec). Tho only o o in p I o t e Title System In . Jack son County. : Cabinet Works CITY OA 111 NET WORKS Do all kinds of woodwork; bullt-lns, duors, windows, screens, etc. Also build show cases. 227 N. Fir St. Clilroprtictlc Physicians D It, E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist. ' Office hours to 12: 2 to 5. 203-204 Liberty llldg. Office phone 680; Res. phone 7U0-H. Co!il-.uctors H. I. STUART SONS acnerul Contractors, Including buse ments, ditches, all kinds of. oeinent and concrete work. R. 1. Stuart, 217 Apple, phone 043; Ullhert Stuart. 17 Ross Court, phone IIOU-.M. Miles Stuart, 008 S. Newtown, phone 850. Kyc SlM-claTtstH 1 DR. II. A. CHAMBERS, Optome trist. Eyes examined. Olusses fitted. 404 Medford lildg. Tel. IKS. 352tf Kx-tcrt Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. BJ. M. Wilson. C. P. A. Attention given to anything in accounting and Incomo Tax Requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Liberty mug., Medford, Phone 157-R. ; Farm T-oana. Financial WE LEND MONEY to'-worth people to pay their honost debts. Pacific Coast Credit Association, 423 Medford Hldg.. Medford, Ore, Freight Transportation PIERCE TRUCKING CO., Med. fortl to Portland and San Fran, Cisco. Furniture moving a spec ially. Phone 65 or 437-R-2. LONG DIHTANC15 HAULING -h Medford - Klamath ' truck Hist Dally service. Bonded oarrlerq Special rates on load Iota. . Autt Freight terminal, 3d 8. Fir. ; Tel 1033. Money to I-nrnn MONEY TO LEND To worth! people to pay their honest ttchte We are also Hall Rrikers. He, curllles of all kinds accented, Jennings Loan Office,. 6 H. Front, MONEY TO LEND $50 to $21 to loan on furniture or good net curlty of most uny kind. Elgl per cent lonns on olty property ' ThonutH Realty Co.. Room li Palm lllock, eor Main and F-onl upstairs. I-on Time ; R Ketnte ' , ( Morticuge Loam w Phono ISM Commercial Finance Corp. '. , Medford. Orctfun Dp YOU NEED MONET? W make short, time loans . Trans, actions strictly confidential, 311 Liberty Bldg. O p e it Tuesday! nnd Fridays till 9 p. m. Phon 067-J. 11. II. llanlster, H. C Christ ner. . . Monumcntf- T11E OREGON OHANITB CO. -Monuments. Id. A. Hicks, Qen eral Manager; P. M. Kershaw, Hales Manager. 803 N. Front Ht., Medford. Painting and Paperhitnglng II. MARX, General Painting Con tractor, tinting, paperhunRlng, carpentering, repairing, phone 178-J. Res. 67 Summit. Plnnn Instruction. FRED ALTON 11AIOHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony. - Height Music Htudlo, 318 Liberty Hldg., Phono 72. 159t l-rhiter-i nitil I'lilillNhcr-- MEDFOHI) PRINTING CO. Has the best euulpped printing office In Southern Oregon. Uookblnd ,lng, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 37 N. Fir Ht. Itittllo Hervl-v. RADIO SERVICE on any make radio. 11. O. Purucker, 23 Month Grape Street. Office Phone 385: Res. 1442. J81 Kniitl and firnv-l C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel plant. Cleanod, washed sand and gravel; crushed gravel, all sizes. Phone plant 1201 or office ' 864tf Kurgcnns. W. R. ADAMS, M. D Suraoon. Special attention to gnltre, 203 Medford Hldg., Medford, Ore. Transfer EADS TRANSFER A HTORAOH CO. Office 111 N. Fir. 8t. Phone 316. Prlcee right. Ser vice guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER 4 STORAGE)' Hervlce guaranteed. 20 8. Grape 81 Phun"l41 or jresldeiice 1080. Window Clcnntiig- t.ET GEORGE DO IT Phone 117 for housecleanlng. floor waxln-r-luiUvr lervlce. dee, A. Stelr. ,