Medford mail tribune., July 28, 1929, Image 7

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PAGE SEVEN
WASHINGTON', July 27. uV) '
president Hoover. Willi u iuriy of
mhinci f l" i ' i a t s and army officers
left Into Friday fur his fishing !
camp on the llapidan river iit the
Virginia Blue Hldge mountains
sjKMiti Ihe week end.
The president plans to ImM
scries of conferences wilh high
army urucials concerning the pre
postal survey of the army est ah- I
lisliinent to he conducted wilh
view to effecting economies.
CmCAOO. July 2 7. tPi Organi-
zation of a $20. autumn eo-opera-
live grain mark ft in g corporation ,
proposed hy ihe federal farm
boa nl an a means of stabilizing '
grain price, would result in no i
Increase in train prices to the !
consumer, larl Williams ot Okla- ,
noma City, official spokesman fori
the board, said today.
PARIS, July 27. At Arislide
Hriand, noted French statesman,
frequently foreign minister ami
nine dimes premier, today agreed
to furin a cabinet to succeed that
of Raymond Poicare which re
signed this morning.
Land Snaps
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
G -acre tract cm Pacit ic I i i.uh wa v:
G-roorn phtstered modern house,
tfnod barn, other buildings; ;t acres
uiuier waler, balance Harden land.
Priced tit $:innuf easy tenns to set
tic an estate.
7o-aerc dairy ranch, well located,
free raue, 5u acres river bottom
soil with I'roe water riht culti
vated; pood 6-room house, larjjc
barn and other buildirifis. Cannot
be duplicated in valley for $lu,flyo.
Price to close estate $700. Terms:
$1000 down, balance your own terms
at (J per cent. Owner would con
sider Kond Med ford residence,
priced riht, as down payment.
200-acrc stock nmoli, 70 acres eul
tivaled, free water riBht, wilh I r
acres of tillable land, slashed, with
free water for same; 2 acres in
alfalfa, balance beini; reseeded ;
fair farm huildiiiBs; well located,
stocked and equipped; horses, 4."i
bead of dairy cattle and all kinds
of farm machinery. Hriee $15,000.
Owner would consider Bood income
property a: down payment or well
improved acreage tract. Here is
your chance to Ret a real payroll
from thestarl; U0 cows now niilk
Iiib. more to freshen. Or owner will
sell on easy terms.
80-acre dairy ranch, excellent loca
tion; GO acres cultivated river hot
. torn, level, free water rlphr., 2 sets
of fair improvements. M milch
cows, 7 heifers, 'A horses, hons. 200
turkeys, some chickens and farm
machinery. Price $11,000. One
third cask, balance easy terms, or
would consider small acreage as
down payment.
11 acres Kardon soil, river bottom.
sub-Irrigated; modem H-room bun
Balow, with all modern
onven-j
ieiices. barn and otlir buildintrs.
'family orchard. Owner called east
and will sacrifice at $4500, $l"00
down, good terms. Will consider
clear modern residence as down
payment.
10 acres Hear Creek bottom, 5 acres
Hi-year-old pears, 5 acres 1-year-old
pears Hose, D'Anjou and Kartlett;
produced last year better than
5-1000. This years crop will yield
about -10 per cent of Ihe purchasf"
price. Price jtit.'ioo, $:;ooo down in
chifliuB crofi. dandy lerms on bal
ance. Here is your chance to buy
the orchard you are looking for
where this year's crop will make
the down payment. Anyono inter
ested in an orchard should seo this
one. Located close in.
We have many other bargains. See
us before you buy.
GAINER & SHELEY
Central Point, Oregon
Phone 347, Office Residence 71
Ask About
FREE KINDLING
12-inch or 16-inch
Green Pine, Slabs
Factory Blocks
Also
Select Grade Green
Blocks and Slabs
Meclford Fuel Co.
Tel. 631
$.50
PER LOAD
$e.Q0!
3 PER LOAD
a W SPECIAL
JUST KIDS
WHAT DO VUMYHiNK J WHAT
MY POP IS GONNA s-S HE
W 6UY ME - MUSH i r
fe . . , r( BUY.VOU-PAr
tf" - - j
HISTORY OF FARMERS' EXCHANGE:
A REVIEW OF
The Kami Pureaii Co-operative
exchaiiBc w.is ornanized here l.i
1 ! 1 It by a j;nii of farmers, for
Mie purpose of poo Hub their buy
; iiiB and sellhiB power in an en
! dy;i or to so regulate the prices
received for their products ami
.the prices paid for their supplies
that there would at least he a
margin of profit.
It was oiBiini.ed under the
stress of dire necessity and from
tho very start proved to he a
Breat benefil lo ihe farmers of
Jackson county.
The institution in one of the
oldest business concerns in this
city and their warehouse at this.
corner of Fourth and Fir on the
,-..ii..,..wi i.. ...... r ii, ,.ilv'c i..a
marks. As n business concern itsj
policy lias been to aid the farmer
in his marketing produce and
luiyiiiB supplies eliiiiinatinB the
middleman and broker as far as
possible and re t.u ruing to the
fiirmer all the profit.
The orBanizaiion has survived
many adversities and Is now a
Being concern and a big factor
in handling the farm business of
Jackson county,
Many of the best known farm
ers of this community have served
on the board of directors, guiding
and directing its business affairs.
A complete reorganization was
affected last January and the
name of the organization changed
to Farmers' Fxchange Co -opera-Live,
at which time the granges
of thn county .signified their in
tention of adopting it as their
marketing medium and extending
it their whole-hearted support.
The present board of directors,
well known fanners in Jackson
county, are as fid lows:
J. P. AlcCraeken, president of
the board of directors, has been
a resident of Valley Viuw district,
southeast of .Medlord, near Ash-
1,111(1 fr t"? Past 21 years. He is I
one of the choice farmers of thatl1"" ' ",Nt- '"
section. Dairying, general farm-1
iilg. and sheep raising, are his
spec-laities anil M rs, AlcCracken'j
flock of Leghorn layers complete
the general fanning scheme.
Mr. McCracken is one of the
prominent dairymen of this sec
tion. He is president of 'the Ore
gon Slate Dairy men's association,
lie been me identified with Jackson
'o u n t y Fa i r a few yea rs ago ei s
a, member of the executive nm
iiiittee and superintendent of live
stock exhibits. He has been ac
tive in boys' (dub work, and with
the Roys' -1-1 1 Livestock club of
Valley View.
As a director of the Fanners
Fxchatige Co-operative, and also of
the Poultry Producers' aocialion,
he has given freely of his time and
energy to promote organized eo
operativo marketing.
Justin K. Judy, vjce-pn
blent of
the board of directors, has been a
resident of the Medford commu
nity in the o riff in creek district
for the Inst 1!7 years, and is well
and favorably known here.
As a young man he took ad
vantage of his oppmi unity lo at
tend Oregon Agricult ural college.
He has been engaged In general
fanning, orcharding, dairying and
poult ry raising'. For years he
has been a member of the Farm
liureau Co-operative and ihe Poul
try Produ
aKKoeiation and bus ;
served as director on each board.
He has given freely of his time
and energy in a b.ya 1 effort to
help build up farmers' co-opera-the
market ing.
M r. Judy has always been on 1
of our public spirited clli.cns an 1
in his business point of view al
ways considers th'- best intereslH
of tho farming industry as a,
whole.
F. 'fVNewhry. a member of the
board of directors, is best known
is a prominent ore hard ist near
Talent and senior member of the
firm of Newbry a ml sons.
About years ago M r. Newbry
came to this valley with hi fam
ily and engaged In general farm
ing and stock raisirm. He soon
sa w the natura I advantages for
fruit growing and has steadily
planted and developed orchards,
until now Newbry and Sons own
1 nit acre of fine orchard.
The Newbry pin king plant nt
I Phoenix is one of the- het ei'ip
! ped. finest packing pbintM in the
j v,ley and paekK abuut 3u cats
. of fruit annually.
Mr. Newbry la also president of
the board of directors of the
j Talent lrrig.it ion district. As rt
I no mb r of thl botrd, and a!'!
; the board of th" Fanners' Kx
I change Co-oi eratre. he hun He
vote. 1 a irreMt de;H of time to th
Interest of farmeiV public welfare
organization.
i He npphes "ilelit tf Ic ltlln
ina iiageno'nt to bis larming, or-
i 'i -i;d and ju king an i
HE'S SOMNA BOY ME
REAL
COAT!
ITS ACTIVITIES
in piirtnershlp with his sous,
attiiined suiM-essl'ul results.
J II. French, one of the board ef ;
directors,- was born and raised in :
this valley, has- owned Mid operated '
t he 1 7 li -acre farm when he now;
live, in the KubIc Point Irrigation
district, for the last -I years.
Mr. French operates his ranch '
as a dairy 'rimed and has a herd
of ;..lnui ;I0 tine Jerseys. , He has.
for several years been identified!
with the Farmers Cooperative Fx- !
chaiiKC and the Poultry Producers j
aKsocuuioii. anil is an ardent ailvo- '
eate of cooneraiive oriranir-Miioiiw.
He Is a director of the K;.le point
nitration district and is helping
,ut th" ,lis,ril'1 U"V lm"'
I'tiring the or Id vr
, u , . w i. . i .i UP Mr '
1 rench was very proinn,
the work of selling Liberty Loa n
bonds and showed the ability to
put over this work in a big way.
.Mr. French Is well known as a
booster for water, good roads, and
good farms, and as a luan who can
and does see the bright side of
things.
John A. Anderson, elected di
rector last January as a direct
representative of the Orange, 's
one of Jackson count y's prosper- j
ous farmers. j
Coming lo this valley in l!0t!, hoi
was for nine years foreman of the'
W'esterlund Orchards. Fleveu years j
ago he purchased the ranch where !
he now lives, on the highway north j
of Central Point, and engaged In i
general farming. His farm is now I
a fine example of diversified and
intensive farming.
His ranch has over HiO acres In
cultivation, several acres of pear
orchard, a fine herd of (Juernsey
('aide, and is equipped with fiirm
buildings, including an electrically
operated i re-coo ling pla nt.
In addition to his many duties
as a farmer, .Mr. Anderson Is prom
inently identified with the Orange.
1,(1 olocted master of the On-
iin'Z('l 11 m'-' '"an a year
ago. and tinder his leadership it
has quickly grown to be the laryest
Orange in Jackson county.
(Hher activities of his are, as an
officer in the Pomona Orange, and
one of the directors of Crescent
Dairies.
Mr. A uderfton Is a cooperative
farmer and gives his best effort to
everyt hing he undertakes.
Clay O. Parker has been general I
niMiager of the Farmers Hxchange
Cooperative for it IIHIe more than
a year. He came here from Man
son on Lake I 'helan, in the W'e
nateheo apple district in Washing
ton. He In well and favorably
known over the entire W'eiuifchce
district as manager of fruit grow
ers cooperat ive growing, packing
and marketing organizations.
Just prior to coming here he
for six years general manager
the Ma nson Fruit 'rowers.
for
Inc.
a cooperat ive organization, j
grow ing, pi. eking and market ing j
about 1 ."') carl oa ds of apples an - J
nually.
Accepting employment hero tm ;
general manager for the Farm Uu-
reail Cooperative F.xfhuiige, he has !
underta lien to reorga nl.e a nil re-
establish this cooperative organiz
ation on a larger scale with a
sound business policy. He has
given the business his undivided
attention fur ihe past year, eom-
( pletlng reorganizing the business
anil business policy.
I'nder Mr. Parker s management
the tuislness has shown a very
ma rked improvement ami is well
on its way lo becoming the ideal
marketing organization that benud
t he boa i d of directors expect to '
make it. I
PldM will
by siate hi:
be . opened A Uglli-t I'
Inviiy cfiTiimh lon for
widening
i -"gun
K-MPein n
a nd sf m iL'ht en Ing
I'i a il higb h ay bet
nd Hika.d
Old
"I LEFT IT
RIGHT HERE"
says the man who parked hL
car it tiall-liotir ago and now
finds It gone. Kven as he
peaks. Hie i ar is being reck
b'ssly driven out of- town bv
a ilesperatf atitoimdiile thief.
A t bouxand, a t n-i IioiishihI.
or n three-thtnisHiHl dotlar in
vestment can d 1 s a p p a r
quickly when thin happens;
ami it iUtH hup pen every day.
May we explain to you the
coverage of n go-id automo
bile Kire and Theft I'olio.
Brown & White Agency, Inc.
J. C Collm. Mgr.
Hntft Holland Rtrig.
Phone 1 i0
THAT AIN'T
SO MUCH
BLUE
VVAlt LL YO J
f-
HEAR WHAT
I'M GONNA
art
4,
SALK.M. Ore.. July 27. olV -Nineteen
persons wire killed and
:ti;o iiijured in traffic accidents in
OreKon ilurint; the tnoiuh of June,
accord ins lo the monthly i-eport S
ot T. A. Haffcty, chief state traffic
inspector. The total number of
accidents was IJfelx. Kuilure to ol- 1
serve riBhl of way caused lit'.ii acci
dents and failure to siB'ial '2-.
while exceed tliB the speed limit
caused 117. Coder the general
head of carelessness 1 1 L'S are list
cd. Fines for violations totaled
$ .S!U.;V. ami fees collected
$ll.Mi.H7. Stolen ears recovered by
I lie depart in en t were va I tied a t
$ 1 t;:,ti.
CLASSIFIfD AOTtRTISINQ RATES
Ratti ptr word for tint Inurtlon, 2c i
aoh uoooedlno Intention, lo; minimum
Z5o. Indis your di with For &, P
Rent, tc, and count thai word, a wall
ai aaoh Initial, ttlaphon number, to ai
a word.
Clantriad ada ari In advano and not
taken over phona, unlaia advartUar h
monthly aooount. No allowanoa for paoni
arrora.
HEIJ? WANTED FEMAIjB
',""''77T""
"V ' ' '' '
tiirl for cooking and
downstairs work, pi-terences re-
miiml Xti'K. I.. A. Sakidc Ceil-.
tra pwiut. 1 "7
VY A Nil. I i ;i pa nm person in k
iil U l'l'IK "
reipiired. Phone P.'
WANTKD SITUATION 8
FOU HIRK- -Man
orchard hauling,
ti't. Tribune.
LA DV Has girl. S
St. IhtUSekcepim
children.
and tea in
Inquire
4fK!
for
I lenson
nan; no
1
li F F I N 10 D, experienced lady
Wishes position as housekeeper
for gentleman. 51 X. Oakdah
downstairs. 1-7
POSITION AVANTKI) Cy expor
enced business woman. Uox 7
Mail Tribune. 1-7
WANTED MTSOETilANKOCS
WANTKH 'I'u
keys
and slice
hciyfrLlo
WnMVr-
raise on share
mire. Trail, Or
H. II
WANTHO TO IM'V Have eash for
small business. Stale pa rt icii
b.rs. Address CVVC, Mail Trib
une. 17
W A NTI'IIJ To buy a good used
pia no. M ust bein good condi
tion. Phone K'.Ki-ll. 17
WANTKD To ler.se for term of
years, dairy ranch that will cut
Kill or L'ou tons of hay. Uox 'J7.
Tribune. 127
WANTKD Children to care fur
night and day. Charges reason
able. Write P. O. Pox Htti, Cen
tral Point.
WANTFD 2nd-hand goods
junk. Pat's, 1006 Prune.
547-L.
and
Tel.
131
W'ANTFD Shoe repairing; expert
workmanship, first-class mate
itals. Men's half-soles and heels
fl.TIi; women's half soles and
heels $1.00. C. M. Kidd Co.
fitttf
FOR RENT ArAflTMKNTS
FOIt I1KNT - 11 -room ;tpn ft no-lit ;
led and cold water. !ilu Penn
sylvania Ave. LiS
FOU l; KNT
apartment
Phone !Hir.
mm furnished
Mistletoe St.
I :ct
M.
lt UKNT - l-iirnishefl 4 room
a pa ri ineni : n w I y renovated ;
privaie entrance: I block from
Plggly Wiggly, r.23 F. Mala, or
call I-"! afier Stiiiday. I 2H
FOU UKNT-l.jn-nln
St.
Furnished apt.
124
1 27
FOU UKNT Furnished apart
ments. Phono 4.12-11. KJXlf
FOU ItKNT Apartments, central
ly located. Phono 1 233-U or e:ill
Apt. &, Palmer Apts. HHtf
FOU Pi KNT Apartment.
Main.
80C "West
imti'
FOU UKNT Fnrn. 2 and 3-rm.
apts.; garage. 604 W. 10th.
Iftf.tf
FOR UKNT
I ment; garage.
Furnished apart
10 Wulnce. Cull
47tf
nfterno'iiiK.
Jtal.
I 27
Find'-r Phone M'i.
; LOST Key on sir
Fliub'r peaf- ,
I Tribune office.
els of Mi
(urn I'i
.fo-l.
Mail
12S
POCMI
Ft H 'NO- At the Logijo Kl.: H-tel,
my aiipetlie and one quam meal.
Anyone may t-l.tnln the k.mih bv
itlllhg on W. O. McDonald.
Hoviie Klk Hotel on Crater Lako
.-li 1
WANTED
To Buy for Cask
All Tour
IZCOND-HAMD
ruJtNITUM
Scott Woolf
if
r
' . . what are you v.
V CiONNA 6-n - VilJiM; j
v. (i o
MX SJv..jle9a"'
HKLP WANTK1) MALE
W A NTlOi' --Ambitious, i nd ust nous
p.nson to in I rod uco and supply .
tl:c demand for Kawbu,;li Hhin-,
hold Products in ilr..'nis Pass j
and Med ford and el her nearbv j
low us and rural districts. No '
selling experience required. W'o
supply products, opttil, sub- .
and service methods- everything
yi. need. Profits increase everv 1
month. Lowest prices; he-a val
ues; most complete service. V.
T. KawbdBh o., Hept. O K - - 7 . '
dakland. t';il. 1 -T
W'ANTKl) Plasterer.
Tel.
' Hi-L.
1 J 0
wantfh -s,i
lesiiian.
1 irown She
lOxperienced s h o e
lnuuiri at Luster
Store, South Cenlral.
17
FOll HUNT rCHMNUJOD
ROOMS
LAKCi: fit
ed, with
Peach.
room, w
;ird; Kara
t'tirnish
;t;i No.
PJS
1I RKNT Furnished,
close in ; Baraue. Phone
FOU RF.NT Uoomfl. $1.R0 and
$J per week. Paehelor cabin.
4 1.". S. Front. 1 Htf
LFAWT TIOOM
Tit; F. Main.
board at
itiytf
FOU REVI notiSKR
FOR U I INT -bouse,
cloe
at ."di7 llav
I'Mvo n
tt scho
li street
I
m modern j
on paved '
1113-J, j
1 L'ihf I
I ,' , j;
,,,,
! sire
RFNT -- I -
e w il h garat
!t. l'hotie H I .'
'til! U KNT - t 'nfurnished modern
Lrooni duplex; hardwood floors,
cb:ie in. 1 Newtown. Phone
I 0;t. I L' tl i f
' FOU ItKNT -ioiiu hon
-e; light.
Summit
water; furnished. X I -
till IIKNT Cottage on Hill St.
I iftoins and . baih: modern
' range;' garage "and storehouse
Chas. A. Wing Agency. 1
TWO Hot 'S10S for rent or sale.
One -t-rooin furnished, near the
mill, on Court SI., and the other
3-room house with bath, on Wil
lamette. Phone a-F-l'. 1L'7
!'( I ;
UKNT "i-rooni house
idee
- paid.
Hawk
HMlf
trie range furnished, watei
$:Ci a mouth. Iiutuiru at
Pluiiihing Shop.
FOU IIKNT Half of duplex; elec
tric range and water heater, ga
rage. Inquire !'0a No. Hlverslde
or Phone 7UU-L. tf
FOU ItKNT
house. 1 1 tf.
Small furnished
124 Lincoln St. 1J7
5-KOOM modern hung a low. room
for 3 beds, $27. Ml. L'O N. liari
lett St. Deal Knight. 127
T( I. FT Newly tlnteOf unfurnish
el r rooms, bath, garage, wood
house; 2 blocks from Libra rv;
adulls. W. F. Campbell, HOI K.
.Main. hi::
Folt It KNT Nice fi-room house;
hardwood floors throughout, Tine
lawn; has c;isl front and Is close
in on paved street. Phone 10 fi.
J I til f
lit IIKNT New modern 4-ronm
house. Phone 720. 1 I 2tf
FOU IIKNT & or fl-room house
partly furnished, modern, elec
tric range. Call at 837 W. 2nd
St., after 6 p. m. tf
FOR H KNT liomes. Fitrnbdird
or unfurnished. Jirown & White.
1 71 r
FOU RKNT Mouse, No. 8 Kather
Inn Court, unfurnished. Has cle
trlc nook, breakfast nook net,
plenty of bul It-Ins, garage, etc;
new and modern. Phone 23 H.
71 if
FOR RrcWl MlrtCKl.LA.f KOIJ8
F I :
UKNT- Cabin.
Hand Slore.
Set
12
nut i oiim.i:
FOU Tl! A Dlv Land for good used
ear: 2 acres. 3ti ml. went
Orants I'iiiis I mi. from I'tigtie
liver. ( iw-iier, IE, U. ( 'oplev.
Heagle
ore. 133
TO TUADK I have a te w modern
' I p mi i Ionise in Ide il location ill
Medfoi tl. The best buy Imagin
able: 12 0 -foot floatage ; r i ' I over
1 00 feet back. I want to ex
change for small acreage ami
small but mat home near Med
ford. W rite Uox 3, Mail Tribune.
I 2!i
FOll HALF OU TUADK
young work horse, or trad
Wi.gOM til heller, t freben.
L. Lindley, U. F. D. 3, Itm
On
fori
127
Kill! TKAHK -Mlnxll
ti'tnlhl,'
y K I t'.r
lux. .".I 11 St.,
Viirn.ll.
"lil Irui-k fur
; 14'mmI hi
kill'l lf llMMl-
...nix. M II.
1.'7
HA VK Villi! Kl IIMI'I'III-; ri:-
llilll' l .it Villi- hOlM' "I- Olll- "ll"P.
A. N. Tiill.iiult. l-liiinc Uli'.i-I!.
1 .1 1
I.ih'AIj ami Imiir rtl-.ri.Moe h.-iiilinif.
. -,vfl "ii iiton.-v. ll;ivl v
TrHtisIrr, 61i N. lllvml(J. T.-l.
IUO-X, ljli
LAWS MOWKIIH HIIAni'KNKII -I
-.,11.-, I fi.r mill l-ll , frivi. I H
h', f'r f- I'ti'in? 21, tr.ie
WHF.N I
roilMTRV
t'M CiONMA CHIT A
nVSINKSS OTTTJRTUN ITIK8
I K SA i.K -- i ioiitB s
ill eitv. Call pel's
Aslll.tlld Hutel,
Hi
1 .
CAMP CROC NHS One of the fin
est In Oregon; river and highway
frontage; ready to b'- Will ac
cept some exchange. Price Sur.aii
clear. UFA I- & K.N It.! NT, lin N.
Partlett St. P-'T
KOI! SAP!'- Confeetlonorv and
pool hall; Bond location; well
equipped. I hi If price. Frank
Lewis, KiiKlo Point. 131
FOU sali-:-Store
ami
Pat's Hccond
nronertv.
Hand
I'Oll SAIjK Al'TOMOlilf.lCS
SA I.K
eh; fir;
I ly ou ner
t-class sh;i
bite model
ic Tel. UN!. ;
I ::.s
in;
Sp.
SA LF
It Lo;idst
. driven I
i Muster '
1 L'S-lu.
.mill mile!
! liiiick
W lleel-
same
air in tiros as
as w hen purchased :
(iivetnenl. Sickness (
ril'b-e at half oiiB
bsolute guarantee of
never ol
compels
inal cost.
mechanical condition. Must be
sold by Sunday night. Ou m-r. !
Ml So. Riverside. Phone HKjJ. 1
FOR SALIl Dndgtv truck, good
condition, pood rubber. Will
rcli cheap. Phone liL'fi-W. 11
VOH KLF TRI CKS
ONLV $L'7r. for 1 Hi-.tnn llofman ,
truck In good running order.
This truck is wort li twice the
money. Heal & Knight, L'O N. :
ti t l-t t St. Phone HKiy. i li7
FOR SAM
-VOUII'HY
FOU SALK Laying
south of Phoenix
A. Parker.
hens, 1 j ml.
on highway,
FOU MALI Black Jersey Olant
setting kkh C. A. DoVoo. Tel.
623-J-i!. SB'Uf
FOR SALIC litYIUHTOCJL
FoU SALF-Span of large mules,
i it it 0 1 '! veafs old. Call or write
It. It. Copley, P.caglc. Ore. 133
FOU SALK 2 brutal Hows, I pigs
and -1 shoals. Frank Mauccly,
Magreiter ranch, southwest of
Jacksonville. 127
Foil SA LF Fresh milk goats. -HI
Kiirh an St. l'i
FOU KA LK 7fi head of ewes and
lambs. W. A. Childers, Jackson
ville. 130
FOU HA LK- Hood milk cbw. sow
and pigs. M. Harlow, Talent.
FOU HALF A-l team of 4-yenr-old
draft horses. Phono 112'J-U.
127
WK HUV calves, bulls, cows and
hogs for cash, at your ranch. U.
II. Wilson, 112 So. Crape St. Tel.
I Ptt and we will call. 1&I
FHt SALK 1 Itambullet buck
sheep, I boar and I sow. K. H.
Wilhrow, Talent. 121)
FOU SALK - - High grade milk
.cows, soon fresh. Williams
Seegmlller, near Anllueh school.
Hams Valley. tf
FOR BALIS ItKAlj E8TATB
Vlil'lt OPI'OKTCNITV
I '.iiHiness properly, gilt - edge
lo
Hon $ Ummi. Fuming 1 2 lo
i o '.; .
It-acre home just outside eltv lim
its; 3 acre young orchard, bits
of berries: good barn, good well;
mostly fenced; 2:an.
I Mill Kqilll V ill flue r.-t oorri east
side borne; large lot. lots of frull
ami shade; worth Hmmi, will
consider some i rude and terms
Phone I17I-H. 127
MI'ST
( a k
cash
Mall
HKLL Lois -7
( IhiVi', IteilHtitl
offer. Address
Tribune.
Illoek I.
;t. Make
S. W. J..
1 2 7
S A C H I !' ic ; SA T.T O w ner bf, v
Ing for Canada: 5 acres fine
ga l den loa Ul ; fi-t'ooin house,
barn, chlekcri htMie. 1 acre
strawberries. I acre alfalfa,
;tMiit; $:i:ii down, $2a month.
.1. C. ISAIiNKS,
Plume 40H or 1 HiH-J.
1
FOU HALF -1 ;
fiiniiNhed: :t i
bei'lie.s, well.
re. fl-room house,
(i.e. his. fruit and
electric pUIUM barn,
wotelsbetl, otiislde
Price ,!i.r.fl; terms.
17, Tribune. 131
garage and
etiy limits.
Owner, Hex
FOU SALK - LOOK! $ 7 000 yes,
$7iMin. buvs 1 7 acres, about 1 2
acre in hearing pears, flue soil,
close in. irrigated: house and
burn; ;phii cash, balance terms.
Phono 0K3-L or nee L. O. Plekell,
S23 Taylor St.
l-'ul; KAI.lv I'i ai'n-K, went I'lun1-
llIX: ihhI ii;.iI, Ii;i. ,.-H, ll'l
linii-i-, imivmt llii.;; l.-rniH, (nvri.T.
W. V. l--i.-l.-r. I.-. I
Hill S.M.I-i UU THADH - Hv .. wh
it. I'l'ixlir. ...Ini-r ImtMini: Mill
In liU'ilKx .listil. t. Will M-ll nil
in- inn i. i nil hi. 1 v.
VVIIKN Voir inliiR ol real tutu
not, llrnwn Whli.. lf
MUl RAI.Kr miMRH
i-dii .m.m.i: ii
n'-r. ri"W I -rm.
W ill i II i li.-ii.
If Il.-riyiliilu Ave.
I -j.
miiili-i n hmiii
T. W. Hillliiii.-'
KoR HAI.K Klve room hou.e on
a. to f:t.-lnK two mreote; oily
u:i!.w: !.- Iri.-Mv. -li-. T.-rmn
I'-..-. III. II l.-l.t, rh"iU 13!! I-
l't v- pi. je
By Ad Carter
go TO THS
MV MOM
COAT
IpF TAN1
v.. - j
roil BAL1V HOMICa
N !; W ! room home, desirable lo
cation: orchid eeillnt; in living
room, latest deslun p;i llelilllB ill
ditietle, delii;lilttll kileheti, tile
drain, cev hrenkfast imuk wilh
T. bav windows. It' you want
so imo liinu different see
owner. S. Oakdule.
SOIT llFUX OPIO. UFA LTV
Fill! SAI.K
.".-room house, fine
Price $ I "tea. Rente
lime for
Ne
loom house, close in; al-
tractive
rE 1 ooo i
terms.
Hi acn
trade
Wants
sunic.
Lot on
hoUse iind u'l'ctuntls;
low u, balance your own
best
soil, close in.
to
enidonoe propel
home anil will
U ( taloh.le, (0x I UL rest
dlst rict : nssessmeliLs all
Price Jl.'teo cash.
iM-estcd in cauip grounds,
stations, stores, apart
liouses or hotels, for bar-
Uietll
gains s
US N
Uivcrside. Nat llhlg.
MI'ST SIM.L Till S W'KKK
' Hi use 21 x;:ti. parage, w
lot i.itxi la: $7.". ilow n.
mouth, including liiteres
,1. C. ItAUNKS.
Phone 40U or UliS-
bal. 2
127
DO VOH DKS1UF TO OWN your
own home'.' lb-re Is Ihe best
proposition in the world for an
a in lil If ous couple. New a -room
l n oder li house; best location in
town; t wo oversize lots: front
room I I by 21 feet, dining nook
adjoining: first grade hardwood
floors. Needs small amount of
fixing. Place with altera t Ions
m n de and g roil mis fixed worth
Sti.r.aa. Will fell for I2T.0, with
down payment of $I2M and bal
ance on easy monthly Install
ments. If you mean business.
write Uox IS, care Mail Tribune
for particulars ami appointment
You ileal directly with owner,
127
IF LCVINH A TtOMK Here Is a
good buy on Ulverslde Ave., eh
In. My duplex, renting for $f2
a mouth. Will Nell my equity
cheap. Ituyer can live In one
Hide for $13 i month. Can you
gel c hen per rent See me be
for buying elsewhere. No com
mission. wner. Mary K. Ouw
tiifson, Jacksonville highway, or
Phone 7H0-L. 123tf!
F( I i SALK Altraetlvn 3-room
modern cottage with shado trees,
lawn and garage. Located on
paving near high school, pavlnR
paid. Price only $Dll"iO; terniB.
Karl Tumy. 310 Liberty Bldg.
UXtf
FOU SAfJ-: On ICast side. new.
modern, double constructed fi
room bouse, nicely arranged;
hardwood floors, stationary tubs;
lots of htil!i-ins; kitchen, garage
and woodshed. $L'liH; terms.
Call at 113 Willamette Ave. 127
toil sa LI1---Modern (I-roorn house,
w no semi-sleeping poren
fill
mice heal, 2
r garage, large
In!, uard
ami berries. Some
household
o-'M'- 1 K'niMI 1IINO (II ftllH'.
Petb'i son, 714 W. Jackson. 127
'tis also for sa(
FOU SALK n-room furnished
house. Ueasonabb) down iay
merit, , bahijiicu like rent. 4 1 1
King. lHMtf
F It KA LK Aero of ground, B
room bonne, No down payment
to respoiiHihle party.
WOLD At WOLD, Hi N. Riverside.
FOIt KA LK New fi-rontn' modern
and garage, east Hide. S36G0.
Kasy.
WOLD & WOLD, 10 N.
Itivershle.
liatf
FOll SAIilC MIftCTCtiljANEOUB
LKASK FOU SALK 10 aeen:
heavy fruit crop, gartlen. modern
houe, clone In. Ilox 14, Tribune.
I L'K
I'OU HALF Trailer. Pat's Sec
ond Hand Store,
FOU SALI-:Oue electric
sign and other equipment.
Ashland Hotel.
Care'
Nev
i r
FOU HA LK --Large rolllop desk,
fireproof mile and chock wilier.
Cheap if taken ai once. 023 K.
Main, or Phone 1200, :i
FOU
On
SALK Aprh
hard.
ols. Three
iiiik-i
i:m
J-'OU SALK- One used corn
fi', $7 "i. Hubbjil d I iron,
hid
I 3 2
Folt SALK---Ono Howe platform
sea le and one Viet or plat form
Kca le. Pinnacle Packing Co.
Phone 2io. j L4tf
FOU HA LK Tourist's kitchen
eilbiliel, complete With Itn.-ho.X
and water cooler. Fit any ear.
H I I K, JackMon. 1 7
FOU SALK - Hotpolut electric
range. Inquire Davis Transfer.
1 23t f
FOU HA Ll'l Used sewing ma
chlneis; all makes, $r up; term
If dctdred. All makes rented
and repaired. White Kmvln
Machine Co., 24 North Bartlett
utt
Foil 8A LK GravctiHtoln
Phone 7-F-4.
apples.
122lf
FOR HA LK Second etUUiiff alfal
fa, baled or IMlbalcd: also excl-
lent Club wheat In new sacks for
chicken feed; also barley. Sales
for cash only. .'kM lingua Itiver
Company, 1386 or 71-J-L at
Ashland. 1 :'2tf
ou HA LK Marigold plant.
ST WtS!M!vMtrafertf p, n.
Call
if
POIl HAMS MIKCKMiANfiOUl
KtK SAT, 10 llntisuhold furniture,
t Itxia ruBH. line quality; 1 writ
Iiik ilesk ami hook cane; 1 com
bined radio and phunoKntnh; 1
I'oleH airily ht wood healer. 1
mattress, l oak library table, 1
e.isy chair, floor lamp and other
furjiiuiiu. imniiru liuven.
17
'Oil SAI.H 16-Inch hodv oalt
wood, :i per llor at ranch.
C. Iluuver, J'huno 61l7-H-a. tf"
FUU SAI,K 1-Jito cubbaKe, broc
coli, LlrtihHel ftfruuts ulania. Mon
vrh Sd'ii Co. 101t
Koit sai.i:-
-Oulry fly ftpruy that
Munurch Heed Co.
lOltf"
FOR SALF For Band and k ravel.
Hedimont and Keneral toamlnir.
Tel. 912-J. Sam'l iiatemnn. tf"
VOH SA LK r-URe field fence,
yard fence, jrutea, netting all
kinds; cedar and steel fenc
posts. k Complete line of fenc
material. "W'e build fenren."
Caddis & Dixon, Tel. 268. 34tf
HDsiNKSK nrRixrromr
Abstract a
MURRAY AFtKTRACT CO. Ab
Btructs of Title, Title Insurance,
Rooms 3 and 6, No. S'i North
Central Ave., upstairs.
JACKSON CO.
A list met- Co.
Abstracts of Title
and TUIo Insur
ance. The only
complete Title
System In Jack
son County. "
Cldroprnctle Physicians
UU. F. W. HOFFMAN Chlro-
pracile Nerve Specialist, ortiee
hour 9 In 12; 2 to 6. 203-204
Liberty Hldg. Office phon 680;
Ues. phono 7110-11.
Fyo Speelnnsw
DU. D. A. CHAMllFUS, Optome
trist. Kvea examined. Olasneg
fitted. 404 Aludford Bldg. Tel.
18. 8B2t
Kiperl AiTOiintant
WILSON AUDITING CO. B. H.
WiUnn. P. A. Attention given
to any thing In account Inn nd
Income Tax HequlrementM. Look
Into our simplified accounting
method. Liberty Bid.. Medford.
Phone I67-R.
Financial
WK LKND MONEY to worth
people to pay their honest debt
Pneific Coast Credit Association
423 Medford Uldg., Medford, Ore
Freight Transportation
PIK U C K TUUCKI N O CO ., MeA
ford to Portland and San Fram
cisco. Fiirnlturo moving a a pea
iully. Phono && or 437-R-2.
LONG DISTANCE HAULING -t
Medford - Klamath truck Un
Dally servleo. Ponded carriers
Special rates on load lot. Auuj
Freight terminal, 36 S. Fir. Tel
HI33.
Money to Itoan
MONFY TO LOAN lo worthy peOi
ile tt pay their honest debbi
Also any amount to loan on eltf
property, Thomas Ileal ty to
Uoom f2. Palm Itik.. Cur. Mall
ami Front His., upstairs.
Lorn Time
Heal ICtttate
lortgac IxMiel
Phono 132 a
Commercial Finance Corp. '
Medford, Oregon
DO YOU NEED MONET T W
make abort time loans Tran
actions strictly confidential. Sit
Liberty Hldtj. Open Tuesday!
and Fridays till 9 p. m. Phonfl
fi.M-.r. II. H, Banister, H. Q
Chrlstner,
Monti mnnts
T II K ORKOON OUANITE CO.
Monuments. K. A. Hicks, Gen
eral Manager; P. M. Kershaw,
Hales Manager. 302 N. Front St.,
Medford.
Pnlntlntr ami Pn perl inn gins;
tl. MAItX, General Palntlntt Con
tractor, tfnttiiKt paperhanfflmrt
carpenter Ing, repairing. Phone
17B-J. Ues. (57 Summit.
Piano Instruction.
Fit K P ALTON II A OUT -Teacher
of Pin no and Harmony. Halnht
Music Studio, 31H Liberty Bldir.,
Phono 72. IBDtf
Irlnter and Piihllahers
MFPFOKD P HINTING CO. flas
tho best equipped printing office
In Hnuthern OroRon, Bookbind
ing, loose leaf ledger?, billing
systems, etc. Portland prices. It
N. Kir Ht.
Kadlo Her v loo.
IlADio SKUVICK on any make
radio. 1 1. O. Purttcker, 22 South
Orap Ktreot. Office Phone St6;
Res. 14 12 m
lleiailrlng.
JO I'I UINAUD CYCI.MKY -Kxport
lawn mower grinding, repairing
and cleaning, culled for and de
livered, all for 1; motorcycle
and bicycle repairing; work
guaranteed. 2M s.1 Bar Holt. Tel.
IHiX. UStf
Hoofing Materials
SIASIl.Mtl) IIOIIKIMI CII...Mn.l-f'.i-il
iifricp t-t.iiH-r liuh unii Klr.
A 1 1 1 1 1 h nil kin, In of riiofliitr,
Hhlimli, tiuUt-ui roor.-.; 10 anil
-il -iirM Kunrfintoi-il. Vour roots
lnnpiM,tl'il friMi. 1'llono ll7?. '
8and and Gravel
C. A. JIAItTLKT Hand rind Orav.l
plant, t'lfanrd. wimhed aft ad
nt RravKi: crunhfiil itravel. nil
iUo. I'hon. plant 1208 or offlr.
K'7. H4tf
Surgeons,
W. It. ADA MM, M. D. Surgeon,
Spi-rlal ailontlon to noltre. 301
ModforOI IIIiIr., Mpdford. Or.
Transfer
EADa TRANSFER A 8TORAOB
OO. Office 111 N. Fir. .
I'hnno 813. Prlce rltrhL Br
vice Kilarahteod.
DAVIS TRANKFRR A 8TORAOB
Morvlre minranmed. 0 8. Orap
Ht.. I'hon. (It. or ronldeno 10M.
Window Clennlng
t.i'Vr tiKoiioid ro it rhnn ut
for houwi'leRiilng. floor wulaf.
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