SiEDFOKT) M5IL TRTBTJXE, 'NfEDFO'RD, OTCF.fi ON', SUNDAY, AUOUST -1, 1020.
V'XGV,
r STUDEBAKER COMPANY
tow.
i PRICE REDUCTIONS
SAX FRANCISCO, Auk. 4.
(Special.) The Stui!ftmki-r Cor
poration of America announccn
two new t'iKlil-i'j lhu!ir mudi-ls uml
; hew price red in-: ions, ranKiny
from S-iO to effective to
morrow.
With this new schedule, a r
paHHC fitter Pn-sidunt Kilit sedan
Will lit offered at SITiir,. 7-passen-Ker;
President sedan at $ li'lifi.
Comma ruler KiKht seda ri $ I 4 T&,
Cominnnilcf Six sedan $ 1 325, Die
tutor KiKht sedan S 1 23ft, and Dic
tator Six sedan $ior.
''These new prices, in connection
With the introduction of the new
Acta tor Six series July la, at re
ductions raiiMinK from $ 1 50 to
5250. hriiittM SimU-halier price to
a ; level predicted several months
when i lie corporation an
nounced a policy of fnlemave econ
omy and consolidation in produc
tion as part ol iu-i 'one profit' pro
Kfam. These reductions have been
rrittde possible by inereasiiitt vol
unie and by ihe concentration of
nil' Sludebaker inanufacturiiiK op-
. ynitions at Snut h Hend," it was
announced by the, company.
' Coineidcnta 1 with the A iittust 5
' price schedule, Sludebalier a Iso
announce a new 7-passenner Coru
m'Umler JClKht sedan priced at
$1 tlUTi, and a I 'resident limousine
.at J ' 2 1 7;"i, Hi us adding two new
units to its eifilit-cylinder linej
Stiidebaker claims to be selling
more eiKht-cy Under automobiles
tlMn any American or foreign
manufacturer,
, 'Price reductions of the President
Kt'$ht ( I :ir,-inch wheel base) are
'as follows; Brougham lor five,
fr'dni $2:;r,i) to $:M!ir.; .sedan for
seven $2 1 7ii to $nyf; State sedan
loV seven, $350 to $2175; State
.limousine for seven 2 57 ft lo
:$24rU. On tho 12ft-vheel liase
Preiiident models reductions rane
fro'm 20 tri Sftd as follows: Sedan
fdr five. ? 1 7K" lo $ 173ft; Stale
fteVlmi for live and convertible eah
rioY. t lor four, SISitft to SlS7ft;
State roadster tor four (five wire
wheels) J 7Nft to SI 73ft; Victoria
for four, S I N It ft to $1K7G.
tn the Commander I'ilit line,
reductions ratine i'i-om S2(t to Sliia,
as follows: Sedan for five. ?lft2ft to
$l47ft; Renal scdnn for live, SKUft
to iM H2ft: brougham for five SlfiVft
: rodcrn, tlioro, f?on
jtle jiowcr wasjiiiiLf
t'nii)ijx.'jii o n a 1) 1 c s
' us io offer a superior
.I'.rade of real car
'Washing service in
'file shortest ossihle
time at a moilcrate
iiirurc.
3 Ask About
FREE KINDLING
12-inch or 16-inch
Green Pine Slabs
Factory Blocks
Abo
Select Grade Green
: Blocks and Slabs
Medford Fuel Co.
: Tel. 631
;
EEi PERL0AD
v 1 PER LOAD
SPECIAL
JUST KIDS
HEY
tn SltiTtf); 'it;di-ia for four, $LT.:'r,
to J 1 4 7 T, ; Ciinvf-i lihle c:lltriolfl for
I'tiur $1(;-") to iir.nr,; 4'oupo for
two, $14113 lo SI4I.",; i-oUH" for
four $ir,:,u to S!4:irP; Ui'Biil tourer
for five, $i:!t."i to Sl"4."; tourer
for five, S14U.-I to S144',; lteuiil
loiulsU'i- for four ( fi wire wheels)
S I .":i"j to S 1 4 H 5 .
( 'out iiiaiuler six reductions
ranKe from S",0 lo flltTi, us follows:
Sedan for five, Sl'375 lo $131'."i;
Uesal sedan for five Sllih", to
SI44T,; hrouKham for five, aiir(Lr
to S 1 4 7 5 ; A'ictorla for four, $ 1 3 7 r.
to tl:(2.r,; eonverlihle eali'iiolel for
four SMUT, to 51445; coupe for two
Slli'iO to S1245; coupe for four
$14:Ti to SISl'a: UeKal roadster for
four lu wire wheels) ?14rl) to
S 1 3!i 5.
Dictator Eiht reduriions ttre
from $T,o to SI 0(1, as follows:
Sedan for five, to SI2.'ir;
club sedan for fiye. SIHTi to
$llr,; UeKal sedan for five, l4:i:
to $1335; tourer, SUSfi to S12.'!,"i.
GOODRICH TIRE
Tho Lewis Super Service Station
is disti'ihulor.-i for (ioodrich tires
in Jackson. .los-i'idiine, Klamath,
Curry, t'oos and iJoukI:ih counties
in Oregon and Siskiyou county,
i 'alil'ornia.
In addition to the stock already
carried here, a carload of Goodrich
tires was unloaded Saturday. This
eiiahles the people to secure tires
at once for any motor vehicle, as
l he stock consists of a complete
line of both olid and pneumatic
truck tires, as well as tires for all
pleasure cars.
C II. Taylor, manager of the
.Pacific Goodrich Ruhhex-.. Go., .oil
Portland, was in Medford Satur
day conferring with l. It. Dai
ry in pie, district salesman, who is
located here; also with Phil Lowtl,
proprietor of the Lewis Super Ser
vice Station.
A I r. Taylor was very enthusias
tic ahout business conditions and
prospects in sou t hern Oregon and
says their company selected Bed
ford as a dist rinuting center owing
to its ideal location and its easy
accessahility to all . the territory
surrounding, lie predicts other
com panics will establish ware
houses and headquarters here.
KUfiKXK, Ore., Aug. (TP)
Carl A. McOlain, superintendent jt'
public utilities of the city of Kit
gt.ne, y,aUl today that the new pow
er plant of the city, being con
structed at Leaning on tho Mc.KeJi
y.le river, will be completed in No
vember. Work on the project is
being rushed, McChiin said, and
when the plant is completed it will
furnish sufticent power for the
city's need Independent of privately
purchased power, and will provide
for normal developments in the
city's power needs.
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INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phone 105 30 N. Central
rie'dford, Oregon
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LAWNMOWERS
Sharpened and Adjusted
BABY BUGGIES
Rubber Wheels Retired,
BICYCLES
Repaired, Bought and Sold
' LOCKSMITHINGr
Medford Cycle & Repair
Shop ;
19 North Fir Phone 2G1 ;
WANTED
To Buy for Cail
AU Your
BZC0ND-HA2TD
FUENITUM
Scott Woolf
i won't r
A PEtVMv J )t;u A1NT J
BRANCH LOCATED i
: medford'
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(Associated I'ress Feature Writer) '
WASHINGTON Four major
factors stand out in the increased,
and increasing-, cost of maintaining!
America's national land defense i
which President Hoover regards j
as a possible place tb prune the i
country's budget. They are:
Development of an air defense
under the five-year progressively
expansion prog rani of 1 it 20.
Increased expenditures for army,
housing.
The cruiser building program
of the navy.
The exhaustion of war tinie
supplies.
Two of these same factors, avia
tion development and exhaustion
of war supplies, apply equally to
increasing naval costs. With th
navy, however, one tn I'.il- m:unf
prospective upward jumps of ex-
pemlitures has to do with
construction of new cruisers.
What will happen in that
gard, as 1'resident Hoover
tho
has
pointed out, depends on the suc
cess of negotiations for further
na va Iredud ion trea t ies.
The president's announcement
that he would appoint a hoard
of army officers within the gen
eral staff to find out what can
he done toward reducing military
expenditures, bus like a stone I
cast into a quiet pool, caused!
many rippMcs of speculation as to
where and when reduction might j
he made. j
At a time when the business of j
merchandizing the war machine is j
of increasing Interest and import
to all nations, the projected study
of costs has caused wide discus
sion. The president has pointed out
that the national defense outlay
for 1!33 Will be $ SOU. 000. 000,
some $120,000,000 more than sim
ilar expenditures for the fiscal
year just ended. Uo. compared
that with pre-war expenditures
for military activities of the
army and navy of $200,000,000
annually.
Aircraft cost plenty of money.
The big army bombers range
around $('.0,000 to $7 0,1)00 each.
The navy spent $ 1 34,000 alone
for a single giant experimental
patrol boat -the XPY-l.
The two 0,000,000-cuhic foot
navy, dirigibles now building will
cost $8,000,000: an experimental
metal clad dirigible under con
struction for the navy will repre
sent an expenditure nf $3 00,000.
I'nder the five-year program,
$8T,7 A0.750 was set aside for navy
air planes in commission M that
time. The army, under the same
program at the end of the five
years will have 1,800 planes ready
tu range the skies.
The army accounts for the
1 Increase as being due to
automatic advance of officers to
higher pay rates, an increase in
officer strength of 200 to pro
vide for additional officers for
the air corps: an Increase In t he
retired lists for officers and en
listed men, and increased amounts
expended for construction of bar
racks and quarters.
Where, runs the popular ques
tion, are obsolete military arms
that the president hopes may be
done away with? The cavalry?
Hi ft, technicians point out, if
tho man on the horse is done
away with by mechanization, his
place will have to be taken. Ho
will have to be superseded for
tactical purposes by soldiers in
armored cars.
Another conjecture Is that It
might be economical to concen
trate the A niertean standing army
at one or two posts in the conti
nental I'nited Stntes. There are
many posts now with a few men
and officers.
Hut army posts are a local
political asset and always have
I wen. ...
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WANTED
j RoKponsihU' pnrty to pint- J
duct Tree uml SiirnM-pYy
J v;ud with nu locution
S Slionltl h a v c a uciicrii' .
? '
knnujedye of nursery
stnok. This will l.c a vcr
untiil proposition.
Columbia Nursery Co. I
t R, 4. Portland, Ore.
!iQVERPLAN FOR i
MILITARY SLASH 1
: CAUSES FIGURING
-I JE5 READ
ABOUT A PEL-Uet? WHAT
WAS A DEEP-SE.A DIVER AN' THE
P"EILE.I? WHAT SENT THE AC DOWN TO
HIM GOT NAAD AT HIM AN' piONT HIM
NO A C AN HESilPPPKTn'Ph TO
Ti-tE FELUEO A' HAT" WACjTHS
BK?OTME(5 WHO WA5 A PI?I HMD
OP A PWSACHUTfe JUMPER JVWO WAO
rF. BPOrMEROFVjSTHE2f FELLER
taa:i ..J
Whatever tho oventnal find
ings of the proposed hoard, the
president's announced plans have
set technicians and statisticians
to iloinK a lot of itniet ('murine.
Eakin Motor Co.
Exclusive Dealer
for Plymouth Cars
The JCi.Uin Motor company, dis
tributor for Dodge Hrothers curs
and trucks, that are Chrysler
made, is also now exclusive dealer
here for Plymouth cars, also Chrys
ler made.
The Plymouth was put on the
market last fall as a quality car
in the low price class, and has been
meeting with great success all over
the country.
They come in six models in vari
ous .colors, with high class con
struction, backed by Chrysler rep
utation. A Dh Siiuilt as an Ant
The I'hilippini' K"liy, ln'sliU'H
lu'iiiK lht wuild's Kinatli'st fish, is
I In- (Inii'st liaiklumfd Pifatui'p
known in sfit'iu-.'. H moasnri's
only UiiH't'-HixtiM'iithM r an inch
..u! tUu i.i an an.! Omy hi'V-cnty-flvc
spt'ciint'iis of tlu wohy
have thus far bi'i'ii caught and
nhsprved hy scientists. The cham
pionship is held only hy the male
of the species, the female hein
a little over a quarter of one
inch ill length. They are found
in the tidal creeks a few miles
noYth of Alaniln.
Seaside. Associated (111 com
pany will erect modern service sta
tion in this place at cost of approx
imately S l a, nun.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES
Ratet per word (or first insertion. 2c; each
succeeding insertion, lc: minimum 25c. Index
your ads with Fcr Sale. For Rent, etc.. and count
these words, as well as each Initial, telephone
number, etc., as a word.
Classified ads in advance and not taken over
phone, unless advertiser has monthly account. No
allowance tor phone errors.
WAXTFO FF.MAl.K 1!KF,1
SALESMEN WANTED Maying
Shop, 111 Norlh Kartlett St.. Med
ford, Ore. 144
WAX T ED .MA! J'f II Kl iP
EXI'I'.KIIOXOEU specialty sales
man with car, Tall Monday
after 7 p. m. Mr. Aylsmlth.
JacksonI Intel. 1J(5
" W AX T K f M 1 S(; lOLLA X F.O I'sT"
WANTKI) Chlbl to enrn for dur
ing Hay. l'bniu- 1 1 1H-I1. 1IM
WAXTKD liirly to Invi-st $2000
with st'rvici'H In : koIhk Mnfy.
bitnlnoss In MtMifonl. Product
sold everywhere. Kor Interview
udilroHH, l!ox 7fi, Alnll Tribune.
131
WANT UP To boar from owner of
land for hhIp for full delivery.
(. K. Iluwlev. Hiildwin. Wis. 131
WAXTKI) A blue, smoko or blnek
IHMlim-eed l'ernian rat at si ud.
Address arolyn M. I'omeroy,
Contral Point, Ore., before Annr.
si ii. i:trt
WANTKI) To rent furnished or
part ly furnished house with 3
bedrooms. . M. Whitman, rare
at Kakin Motor Co. 135
M'lIJj C.IVK 1IOMK, small waes
to elderly responslblo lady for
care of two children and liuht
Hervices. Hox . Tribune. J3-1
WANTKI.) 2nd hand good and
junk, Pat's, ISOti Prune. Phone
547-U 1C1
IXVAL1DH en red for. Convales
cent Nome. Ashland, Ore. Hi2
WANTHJ) Man to room nnil
board. Call 134
WANTKI) To buy Rood family
milk cow. Phone 132-L. 134
WANTKI) hy practical nurse,
' children to earn for by day or
hour and evenlriKM. Phone 123!f
W. 13S
INVALIDS cared for. Convales
cent and Host Home, Ashland.
Oregon, J (i 1
WANTKI) Home for old horse;
suitable for KardeniiiK or lluht
work. Phone ID27-H. 131
WANTKI) Hoard and room in
private fam)y. close in. Htate
terniH, AddrenB J(ox A. 0. F.,
Mi.H Trlliune. 1
Do You Own a Oar
This Minute?
If you owned nn nulnmobilc.
five irifnilfeH n'o, yon pnd
iibly own one nowand yet
it Ih hy no meaiiH cerlain.
Automobile (hit vch work rup
Idly. Not only can yon Instirc your
self nmiinst loss of your car
hy fire or theft, but you can
also free yourself frotn worry
by carrying an Automobile
Klre nnd-Thcft Policy.
I-et us rIvo you detallH with
out obligation on your pari.
Brown & White Agency, Inc.
J. C. Collin, Mgr.
Hotel Holland Bldg.
Phone 130
PPIEND'S PAPACHL1TE 50WHSJHfc JUMPER
pcom a mkoplmmeTHREE MILES
UPlN TlE Al!? ME WAS VEIy SJK?PliseD
ANVERY 8AMV KILLED
the pellEis Wmat na-. The pak?achute
JUMPER MAD A BROTMEf? Wl-O
ROLlER-AN' NhO WAS NAR1?IED Tb lt(E SISTER
of the felleo what cut the pacpvchuTe
strimss an what cx5 yuh think
This aaful --..
At.A celler
done to
HIS WIFE?
WAXTKl) SITUATION'S
Klderly laily wants
woman for companion;
home, small -wanes. Write Hox
i:. I... .Mail Tiibuni. i;! t
liOY Wautu any kind of work.!
I Phone iiJC'-Y. 1 :t 7
I '( lit HUNT A l'.t KTM ION TS
Foil UKNT KiM-nli-lli'd nmrt-nii-iit.
2 rooms Mill sleeplm;
Torcll, urlvate lnUll. S2 1 W.
mill. j:u
Kdli KIOXT 3-l-nom ftirnislliHl
IIIIMt-IIIK'llt. llii Mlsllctoo SI.
I'liiinc llllTi-.M. 14U
3-OK K I.N T rurnlshed apart-I
ment; adults. PIioiih 4.3-J. 134
Kill ItFNT Unfurnished apart-,
ment. 2UH No. ivy. 130
Kolt KFNT Desirable apart- ;
iim'mi, miu'i uianii, j .mi i
l'Olt HUNT FurnHhed apart-1
meats, riione 402-11. luKlf
I
FOli KENT Apartments, enntlal-
ly located. 1'hone 1233-lt or call :
Aid. 5. I'almer Apta. Hlltf j
FOK liKNT Apartmont. 80C West!
Main. 101t(
POIt 1IEXT Film. 2 and 1-rm. I
npis.; KaiaKe OJ w. min. .
I till'
FOIl ltKXT IIOl'SKS
KOI! KENT Modern furnished
1-rnoui house: IIkIU and water: ;
S 12.5(1. 124 Lincoln. 125
Foil KENT .Modern five-room
house, near schools. Inquire at '
6117 Haven St. tf
FOIl KENT (i-ruom hunitalow.
"14 W. 1 1th. .lohn F. While. 124
'FOK KENT Half of duplex; eloo
trie ranKe and water heater, Ka
I rat;e. Inquire !IU5 No. Riverside
j or I'hono 7UU-U , 1 :l L 1 1'
FOK HUNT Unfurnished modern
4 -room duplex; hardwood floors,
close lji. 15 Newtown. Phone
MUli. i2unr
FOK UKNT New modern 4-room
jjihouHO. Phono 720. 1 ll2tf
FOK KIONT 5 or 6-room house
partly furnished, modern, elec
tric rnnRG. Cull at 837 W. Und
'i St., nfter 6 p. m. tf
FOK TtKNT Homes. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown & White.
17tf
FOK RENT House, No. 3 Kathor
Ino Court, unfurnished. Has elec
tric nook, breakfast nook act,
' 'plonty of built-iiiH, Kanijte, etc;
new and modern. Phone 238.
71 tf
FOIl ItKNT 1H UNISIIKO
HOOMS
FOIt It-KNT Housekeeping rooms,
334 Apple. 140
FOK It 10 NT Sleeping room: out
side entrance; also Karate. 40N
No. Ivy. 134
FOK KENT Desirable slerpinc
rooms. 412 No. Ivy. 1 30
FOK RENT Nice room nnd
board. 1 fi.1 N. Oakdale. I3ti
FOK KIONT Sleeping rooms. 24T
N. flrupp. 134
PLEASANT ROOM with bourd nt
71fi E. Main. intttf
FOR HKXT IISCKLLANKOPS
FOK RENT Cabin. l'ut'H Second
Hand Store. 134
l'OH LEASE
TO l.KASKSummlt ranch; ood
liropositlon for man and wife
who can repair cars and operate
lunch stand and service station.
For particulars see Chas. It,
Howard, 1185 Portland Ave.,
Klamath Falls. 13S
M ISC IXLANEOIIS
LOCAL and Iohk distance haullnj?.
Wo save you money. Haw ley
Transfer, 61 K N. Klveraldo. Tel,
1044-X. 106
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED
Calico icr and delivered free. IB
N. Fir Ht. Phone 2fil MVtf
KOPNH Pollen dotf. Call 133. Hlfl
FOl'ND At the Itowue Elk Motel,
toy a p iiet it ie and one so dare
meal. Anyone m;.v obtain the
same by calllm; on W. O. Me
Oonald. Komie Klk Ibitet on
fritter Lake highway. 133
L ST
LOST Prown oxford, near Phoe
nix. Finder please Phone 4(Mi-K-2.
1.14
LOST llillfobl cootainlni,' IiIHhj
Finder please return to Mall
Tribune office and receive lib
eral reward. HIS
Lost llJaek purse containing sil
ver, on Lozier Lane or West
.Main. Finder retui n to Tribune
office. 134
i;sritAvi:i
ST It A V KD Vearlimr heifer. Kind
er notlfv James Lathrop, Ceti
tral Point. i:ir
ST It A V ED Two yearlint; .lersey-
, Oui-ifisev heifers. Reward. Al
len IlickH, Talent. Hi
c,
VES -
HE
HER
RAN ATeaM1
rl SUPPOSE
HE Run
OVER HEI3
i WITH his
l'OH KXCIIAXOK
SOl'TIIKKX ' CA l.ll-'oli. l, Im- !
proved sl-.-aere ranch; exchange
lor Oregon property or husiness,
Write owner, A. A tinor1, II.
l' 1). 1. San .lacinto, Lai. i:ttl
TKADK One exceptionally good
used car to trade for residence 1
lot. o. A". Myers. Sludebaker
dealer. Phono -104. lUU So.
Ulverside. 1 ;!."
l'OH TKAD1C 1-and for good used !
car; 02 i acres, 30 ml. west
(irants Pass, 1 ',i ml. from Ttogue ,
river. Owner, 11, 11. Coplev, i
Iteutile. Ore. J i
roil sai.k roriniY
poU S$ALT BtacK Jersey Giant
netting egga. C. A. DeVoe Tel.
- - - -t--t -r. r.-
FOIl SAI.IC ItAIUHTS
,,.()), ,sA KK Rabbits.
.115 Mary I
i:ir,
HI.
Itl'SI.NKSK OPPOItTlINl'I'IKS
FOK HAfi-1'2 Pal's Second Hand ,
Store and property. 1 31 i
ion sJviii: ukal ksia tk
SOITIIKHN t)KI-;. KKAI.TV CO.
FOK SAI.K
3 ancH, close in, w it h r.-room
iriodei'ii bt-use. plastered Karate..
, .Mitlsht-d aiul ebb-ken bouse, for
$:!l'."it; l,u(tO rush and uood j
' tt-rms on the . balance.
2 l(j Acres, close In; 4-rm. house,
KaruRe. wotidsluHl and chicken I
house; $nr,o. i
4-Koom house, partly furnished; I
Karate and woodshed: lot CiUx .
110; $1100. liny like rent, 20U
down and $2' per month,
15 Acres alfalfa; new 3 -room 1
house, larKc barn Mid la rue poul- '
try house; S3MI0. Will sell or!
trade.
A n u m b e r of pear orchards,
small and larc, with fruit or
withoul.
lis N, lllverslde, Nut Hldj?.
134
FOR SALE DIVERSIFIED
FRUIT AND STOCK FARM; 10
acres of full bearinn Rose ami
lijirtletts. 10 acres of Newtown
apples In bea'rlmr, 20 acres of
corn and hay. 120 ncres of pas
ture ami timber, beautiful bulld
iliK site, out of frost area, deep
free soli. Total price $3,000;
$4,000 rash, hi. lance on terms'
to suit responsible parties. See
( "ha lies A. WhiK AK-ncy, J ,IC-'
Medford, Oregon.
FOR SALE Excellent modern, nt
t ractlve n part ment house, well
loeated and always rented, ln
como $21110 per year. A bargain
at $!).000 S r,000 cash. See C bur
ies A. WIiik Awency, Inc.
FOR SALE Rrand new 4-room
modern homo, consisting of liv
ing room, commodious kitchen
ami two bedrooms; new district,
all new homes; KaniKC, law lot.
Special at $2300; excellent terms.
See Charles A. Winn Agency,
Inc. I3T,
FOR SALE 17 acres; locution for
beautiful country home on firlf
fine ereek.- Phono KtiU-M. 134
FOR RALE
No. J 2t acres on Old StnjfO
road, overlooking valley: beau
tiful view of ML Pitt: sprint?
water and i?ood well; fine 7-rm.
house and outbuildltiKS. Ui'K
ont biiHlncKs calliiiK owner east.
This Ik it bargain and can be
bought on terms. We will be
very Kind to show you.
No. ?. 100 acres fine farm land;
Kood house and barn, ! acres
new alfalfa; splendid location,
close to Medford. This place
priced low for quick turn. Will
consider some trade. Taken $1000
cash to handle.
No. 3 I ncre herrle nnd Har
den land ; K"'d 6-room .house
a ml outbuilding; some fnrnll lire
and equipment. Priced complete
$L'ir0.
No. 4 Fine modern new homo
on West Jackson St. Owncm
leaving town. Priced very low.
Can In handled on easy terms.
No. r flood corner lot H. New
town; east front, on pavement;
nil clear; $7ii0.
No. B Clos residence lot on
West Hith St. All clear. $1000.
None better,
for rent
No. fii'ii West 10th St.; no Ka
rutfe; rent $32. &0.
No. 2H Myrtle St.; furnished;
$3 7. no.
WAKEFIELD AnKNCY.
Palm PldK.
134
FOR HALE Must sell at the enrll
est sponsible time HiO tieieH with
fair buildings, reasonably close
to Medford, for $H0 per acre,
nicely lociteii to suli-dlvlde.
C, S. ItllTTKKFIKLD, Ri-allor.
134
FOR SALE too ocreH farm nnd
pasture land. KTi acreft of alfalfa,
barn (iTixlOO with stalls and
stanchions; fair house, mnehinu
shed, sheep slu-dn. We are of
feriiiK this at $30 per acre for
quick tale.
t;. S. ISUTTEKFIKLD, Realtor.
134
F(Ht SALE Lot on east side, close
In. for $750; tenon. C. H. Hut
terficld, Realtor. 134
FOR SALE 1 Vi ncron, west Phoo
nix; Koid roud, barn, well, no
house, tiower lino; termi. Owner,
W. V, Foster. fl
WHEN Yfilr tntnK ot real tt.
new IiruwB Who. i-
"1 V
By Ad Carter
iiR-
S-l- ' i
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FLAT1.! c?7
l'Olt SAI.K AI'TO.MOItll.KS
PJKKCK-AhI.i: MOTOR CO.
"A Csed Car With an OK That
Counts. '
The largest ami best line of used
cars on the market.
COMI'AKK CONDITION AND
PKICK
l!l7 Ford Coup".
l'.IL'il Ford Coupe.
Ford Seilan.
l!rMi FiH'd Koadster,
lULMi Ford Truck,
I !IL'." Ford Truek.
lii'JS Cbev. Coupe.
1 ! -7 chey. l.andau Sedan.
1!I27 Chev. Cttach.
l!t2S Chrysler Sedan.
U 2"i .Maxwell Touring "s port
1 !''(! Star Coupster.
I KL'.H Star Sedan.
Tourings and lioadslors, several
makes.
Lot open Sunday mornhiK Mid
evenhitis dlirlnu the week.
Huy vour used car at the O. K.
I'sed Car hot.
, KUi and llartlett.
Phones ir.0 and it 41.
134
FOIl SAI.K IHHiS AM) PKTS
,l''Olt SAI.K Itoston puppii-s; also
wire-haired fox terrier puppies.
Keaislereil stork at reasonable
, prices. II. P.ecbtcl. mile .south
I (irants Pass, on highway. 134
roll SALIC -Australian shepherd
i pups; natural heelers. Koute 3.
J. U. Terrill. 338
FOIt SAL!'
-V-IVF.STOCIC
FOK SALE Team, waKon and
harness; on mile northeast of
Phoenix on the Coleman ranch.
136
FOR SALE CiUernscy hull. 11
months old. J. L. Frlult. Sams
Valley. I3ti
FOK SALIC Fresh holfer. Phone
li!!7-K-l. 13S
FOK SALE 8 milk boiUh for mllk
Iiik; cheap. It. E, Powell. 2 ml.
east oi central I'oint.
13fl
FOR SALE 11 -months-old t hor
ouhtoed Jersey bull. $Ei0. Prof.
C. Etmelhurdl, Ut. 3. 135
FOK SALE 4t"0 head Rood breed
iiiK ewes. Prices reaHomible. O.
W. KiiiK. Montague, Cal. 13S
WE HUY calves, bulls, cows nnd
hofjrs for cash, at your ranch. R.
II. Wilson, 112 So. Orupe St. Tel.
1404 and wo will call. 151
FOIt SALE HOMES
FOR SALE Nice little EaHt side
home; 4 rooms, sleeping porch
and bath: fruit trees, shade trees
and berries. $1200; terms. 1120.
East Ilth St. 131
FOR SAL 10 Nearly new 4-room
house ami araKc; new paint;
extra well built; fine shade, close
In, paved street. Small pay
ment down, balance like rent,
W. K. Rowley, owner, 33f N.
Ivy SL tf
SMALL DUPLEX Furnished ; on
one of our principal business
st reels. 1 nt mediate, possession
nnd a. dividend payer. Our Judg
ment Is that tills Is the most at
tractive oiTer (r the week. Only
$3I.U0. See II O L M E S FOR
HOMES, Motel Nash Co 13fi
FOR SALE Five room houso on
acre facln two streets; city
water; electricity, etc. Terms
less than rent. Phone 1302 be
fore 5 p. m. 102tf
"OR SALE Attractive 3-room
modern cottao with shade trees,
lawn and Karnge. Located on
puvinK near hiuh school. puvlnK
paid. Price only $Hir0; terms.
Earl Tumy, 310 Liberty BhlR.
HHtf
FOR SALE B-room furnished
bouse. Rcasonahlu down pay
ment, balance like rent. 411
KIdk. 119tf
FOR SALE Acre of ground, 6
room house. No down payment
to responsible party. .
WOLD & WOLD, 10 N. Riverside.
FOK SALE New B-room modern
ii ml KaraKC. east aldu, $36f0.
Easy.
WOLD & WOLD, 16 N. Riverside.
112tf
FOR H A LK M ISC 1 01 ,lt S I0O US
FOK SALE Himalaya blackber
ries. Phone liHi-J. 139
FOK SALE 20-tons oat hay, 4
cows, com In k fresh In 60 da vs.
J. F. Gould, 1 miles oast Gold
Hill. 134
FOK SALE Run, furniture, rntiKc,
heater, Kill's bicycle, &2H S.
Holly. Tel. 604-R. 134
FOR SALE flxI2 rutr. rocker,
couch, raime with collH, heater
,Mtd phonoKiaph with records.
cbea)i. Just rltyht for a cabin.
Also house for rent. 131 So.
Hrape St. 134
FOR SALE Trailer.
Hand Store.
i'at's Second
134
FOR SALE rahhnno plants. Rt.
FOR SALE Vlctrola, new I tiff ma
chine nml household furniture.
1024 N. Central. 134
FOR SALE (Jravenstotn apples.
Phone 7-F-4. H!2tf
FOR SALE Second cuttln alfal
fa, baled or tiutmled; also excel
lent Club wheat In new sacks for
chicken feed; also barley. Sales
for cash only. Call Rokur River
Company, 1360 or 371-J-l. at
Ashland. 122UV
FOR 8Ar,l-MIHCEIJiANEODS
FOH SAMS IC-incn body oak
wooil. 13 per tier 8t ranch. C,
C. Hoover, I'hmio 697-B-2.
FOR SALE Used sewing ma
chine.,; all makes, $5 up; term
If desired. AH malcei rented
and repaired. Whito Sewing
Machine Co., 24 North Bartlett.
Utf
''OR SALE MarlKold plants. Call
X37 W. 3nd St.. fter H o m. tf
FOR SALE For sar.a and gravel,
pediment and general teaming.
Tel. 912-J. Sam'l Rateman. tf
FOR SALE ra,se field fence,
yard fence, gates, netting all
kinds; cedar and steel fence
pasts. Com i de to line of fence
material. "We build fences."
fJaddlH & Dixon, Tel. 2C8. 34tf
ni'KixKss DrRiocnxmY
Ana tracts
MURRAY AHSTRACT CO. At),
atracts of Title, Title Insurance.
Rooms 3 and 6, No. $2 North
Central Ave., upstairs.
JACKSON CO.
Abstract Co.
Abstracts of Title
ami Title Insur
ance. The onlf
complete Tltl
System In Jack-
won County.
Chiropractic Physlclani!
OR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro-
practlc Nerve Specialist. Office
hours U to 12; 2 to 5. 203-204
Liberty lildii. Office phone 680;
Res. phono 700-H.
Kyo SpcclaTlHta
DR. IX A. CHAMBERS, Optome
trist. Eves examined. Glasses
fitted. 4U4 Medford Bldg. Tel.
188. 352tf
K.tpcrt AiMiuntant
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M,
Wilson. C. P. A. Attention given
to any thing In accounting and
Incomo Tax Requirements. Ioolc
Into our simplified accounting
method. Liberty Bid if., Medford,
Phono 1G7-R.
Financial
W 10 I . E N D MO N E Y to w ort h
peotile to pay their honest debts,
Pacific Const Credit Association
423 Medford lildj... Medford. Ore.
Freight TransiMirtntlon
PIERCE TRUCKING CO.. Med
ford to Portland and San Fran
Cisco. Furniture moving a spea
laity. Phone 65 or 437-R-2,
LONG DISTANCE HAULING -i
Medford - Klamath truck Hn
Dally service. Ponded carriers
Special rates on load lots. Auu
Freight terminal, 36 S. Fir. Tel
10,13.
Money to Txan
MONEY TO LOAN to worthy pea
pie to pay their honest debts
Also uny amount to loan on clt
property. Thomas Realty Co,
Room 12. Palm HIk.. Cor. Mai
and Front Sts., upstairs.
Txmi; Time
Ileal Ifetate
MorlKAKe loan,
IMiono isaa
Coimmwlfil FtruuKv Corp. .
1 MiMlfnrfl, Ortfion
DO YOU NEED MONBVf ' W
maku Hltqrf: tlmo luana. Trant,
nclionf) Hfrlclly confidential. 8U
Liberty BMb. Open Tusdajfl
and Kridaya till 1) p. m. l'hont
057-J. II. U. Banister, H. ,q
ChrlHtner.
Momiiiiciitu
TIIR OltKOON OUAN1TE CO.
MotitinientH. Vi. A. Hlckn. Clen
eral Manager; P. M. Kershaw.
Rales MiinuKtir. 302 N. Front St.,
Medford.
rnlntliur nnd I'tipcrtMnitloR
H. MATtX, Oeneral PillnHhB Con
tractor, tinting, pa)ertmnKlnfC,
eartientorliiK. ropalrlnR. Pnon
178-.I. Ilea. 67 Summit.
Piano IiiMriu'tlon.
t'HKD ALTON IIAIOHT Teacher
of Piano and Harmony. Halght
Music Mludlo. 318 Liberty Bid.
P hone 72. 169 tf
Printers nntl Pnhllshen , .
MKDR-OllD I'UINTINO CO. Wai
the best eiulpped prlntlnK office
tn Routhern Oreffon. Bcokblnd
inK, loose leaf ledRftre, . bllllnfc
systems, etc. Portland price.. 17
N. Fir St. ...
Itmllo Service.
RADIO 8KKVICB on any msk
radio, II. O. Purucker, 22 South
Urape street. Offloa Phone 885;
Itos. 1442. , 81
llepnlrlnfr.
JOB ItlNAKI) CYt'LKKT Rxpert
lawn mower KrindlnK, reitalrlnif
and cleanltiK, called for and de
livered, all for $1; motorcycle
and bicycle repairing: work
guaranteed. 2 H. Bartlett. Tel.
mm. H8tf
Hoofing Materials
STANDARD HOOKINO CO.-Med-
ford oftlce corner loth and Kir.
Applies all kinds of roofing,
shingles, built-up routs; 10 and
20 years guaranteed. Your roots
Inspected free. Phono 1077.
Rand find Gravel
C. A. HARTLEY Hand and Gravel
plnnt. Cleaned, washed a a n d
and irravel; crushed (Travel,, all
sizes. Phone plant 120S or office
127. 264tt
Surgeons.
W. R. ADAMS. M, D. Surgeon.
Special attention to goitre. 201
Medford Hldg., Medford. Ore.
Transfer
EADS TKANSKER A 8TOHAOH
CO. Office HI N. Fir. 8t.
Phone 315. Price rlKht. Ser
vice guaranteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER A 8TORAQU
Service guaranteed. 20 S. drape
St., Phone 84, or residence luitfl.
THANHI.'Elt AND STORAGE F.
Minson Uo. Uulck eervlce.
I'rlces reasonable, t'argo . Insur
nnce irotecllon. 2211 N. River
side. Phone 8.13.
Window Cleaning
LET OEOHGE DO IT Phone 117t
tor nuusecieaninfr. rioor waxins,
lanltor aervloe. Oeo. A. Seelr.
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