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Newspaper Page TextSTEDFORD STaTL TOTBtTSra, fEDFORB, DIMM ;OX. TT'KsDAY. AF'TrsT VX lfi!0. PXQE FIVE PRiCE UNCHANGED :0N WATERMELONS (MUTI.AXO. Ore.. Aug. 13. (Pi Receipt of the yellow meat tnush-; melons I'rum the MeMinnville area ' Wil reported today. They Were , leing sold 4 cents a pound. i , Watermelons . were still un changed In price. Oregon melons from the Hermlston district were j due next week, when prices $cre J expected tit Weaken, j . Butter tiixl egg prices were un- , Changed. The newly organized i Portland Prod uee Hxc.innge held 1 its. first session today, .Inn found' nothing to warrant any dlstur- ; bailee in priee. Only the butter I situation was discussed, j . liluekherrles dropped to $1.K. ; Gi$1.2i, green corn I'f 5'1.2i. ell- j cumbers . to "ill cents a box, eelerv ! to 7 ii "cents a iluZeli liutieiie.s and j S4iia-h to ti.'ic a liux. Tomatoes wore slightly higher ( at 7ii cents, lettuce at S 1. 2r. 1 $ l .3!i and celery hearts at $ I .". There was an unusually brisk Oeniaud for lettuce. Trading was active ami other prices held steady. GRANTS IMSrt. Ore.: Auk- 13. itVt (',. I.. o'Neil nl Josephine euun ly was named e. -airman of ii t'uin inilte,. on organiz-itUm ut n nieet fnp of ladino elnver growers here lust niKht in 'J preliminary move toward orKiiniy.inK a pool for niar lietiliK liay anil eerllfleil seed. The Ki'oiip representiiiK moii- than Hill ilcles lllliler enllivatioli lldvaneed fiind.s l'ur the purehn-se. of a i-lover hnlU'i- di-siKiied to safeguard seed for sowing purposes. I POKTI.AXI). A lift. i:t. Wi t'aitle arid calves n,uotab!y Slendy; rei-ejpts cm tie I'.'tM; calves Kit. Hobs: Cj not ably steal-, receipts Sheep and la mh., steady. re ceipts Una. Lambs (S-l lbs., down) medium $:).iio to SI I: (all welfthts) cull to cunimoi $7. an to !.r,n. I'i'imIui-c I'OUTLAXI). Ore.. Auft. 13. o?l l-Kfc-s. butter. milk ( btttterfat ), poult ry. onion:;, potatoes. wool, nuts, hay, cascaru bark and hops :teaiiy and unchaiifteil, Sati I'liimi.M-o Itulterlat SAX I'liAXCISCO, auk. i:i. &) 'llutterfat l'.o.b, San Francisco .".0 '-.c. ' I'Mi tlatuI heat I'OKTLAXI), ore., Auk. 13. olt Wheat futures: Open Low Close Sept. ..1.2 5 . 1.2 a 1.24U 1 .24 Dec. .. 1 .3a 1 .;ia 1 .:ia 1 .3a May ...l.:i7-.. 1.37 '-a 1.3S Cash wheat : ISitf Head l.luestem, hanl while Soft white Western white Hard winter Xorthcrn spring Western red Oats: No. 2-3X lb. white ..SI. 31 ..$34.00 Today's car receipts: Wheat 201 barley 2; flout li; coin a; oats 2 hay -I. CRATER LAKE TRAILS ALL LEAD TO WATER cUATKIt LAKK. Ore.. Auk. 13. f Special. ) The latest true story as told by the ranker- la-Kan with a ouestton from a ladv tourist con cerninn the new trail. The lady asked, pointing to t he new trail, if thf.t was the new trail to the lake. When informed by the raini er that it was. she surprised him by asking. "Is it the same trail that goes down in front of the iodKO?" Kails ( "ity New 1 tayton Street bridge being rnnst lucted here. Ask About FREE KINDLING 12-inch or 16-inch Green Pine Slabs Factory Blocks PER LOAD SPECIAL Medford Fuel Co. , Tel. 631 I ' J 00NTINOEO TOWQgOOW I THEmM I Rfl AT F Y f iTp QtnM $1.50 PER LOAD $.00 BRINGING UP FATHER s SOX. OF fcJiRO -bEJEO TC EAT-IT WOOLO MtLP A LITTLE j -TC EAT-IT wOOLO IJWI I MEl-P A UITTL.E J ijlmitj frcm wj THE NEBBS.-It's Different Now ItjiJ;. OP THE PiCTOKE-: i - SIAiiTS. IN TME BSAUT.. UL TOVl,!Sl OF EAKLVIU-Ew WelESt: ROBEGT iTDMt,l CASl-ilt. IU THE 6AMK, MAE-2IE5 TwE lOIIJM v BELI-eOORIS KIORMANJ, ANJD TMeoUGM TME. IM PLOEMCE OP A FALSE FRIEWO, GAMSLEO THE 6AMK'S FUMOS AKJD ROWS AWAV LEAVINJ& A WIFE AMO 6ABV DAUGHTER, .-i.- UVIWS A UFEOFCOlllE uiooee THE ALIAS OF ROCKXJ;V FLIl-JT, HE FINALLY 6ET5AK IN KIED6S HOTEL WU THE IDEA OF eoB&INS IT OUT HE FINDS OUT THAT THE HEAD AArVBES3, WHO HAS CHANSSD WEK NAME TOTRIKIE BLACK IS . HIS OAO&HTER AT CRATER LAKE CMIATKII LAKK. Ore.. Auk. 13. (Spl. ) A record -break ins crowd visited the lake Sunday ami more people took advantage of tjie nu merous hoi-.t excursions than at any time this season. The trail to the lake was crowded with parties of people tfoin?; and enmint; from early in the mornhm until the cool of the evening. A cool breeze con tinued to blow throughout the day, which afforded considerable com fort to the hundreds of visitors. Acordintc to the management, yesterday was the largest day on the boats of the sej.son. The loan trip around the lake seemed to be the most popular as each trip f o u n d the la rg e Sri-passenj-.-r launch nearly filled. Maurice Spautz spent Sunday vis iting with friends at the lodge. He returned to Medford in the cool of the evening. Dick Heed of Klamath Kalis spent the afternoon visiting with numerous schoolmates employed at ;he lodge. .Mr. and .M rs. Stanley S. Smith of Medford spent Sunday enjoyin;; the cool breezes from the lake. Dr. and Mrs. K. IS. IMckel and n party of friends motored from Med ford to Crater Lake on Sunday and returned after sundown. ..Miss Kern Hutchison was among the numerous Medford visitors tit the rim Sunday. Miss Margery Cave and Hill .Pur din motored to Crater Lake from Medford early Sunday mornnig and returned late in the afternoon. Miss Dorotha Hlddoll, with a group of friends from Met! ford, spent Sunday at Crater Lake. Miss Eva Xealon and Moure Hamilton of Medford drove to Cra ter Lake Sunday. Ira den Crews of Ashland mo tored with a party of friends to the lake Sunday and enjoyed one of the boat excursions on the lake. Mi, and Mrs. C. A. iiichmond ft ml daughter tiladys motored from Medford yesterday to visit Wild.i Iiichmond, who is employed Patterson pictures at t he They were n com pa nh d by Kleanor McOjiistori (,f t he selling lodge. MU: c. !;. dates Auto company. Wlllard C:tve uf Medford and UUn LAUU liJ u u The Difference Between a crime, and a misdemeanor ha? nothing on Iho utter lack of intelligence shown by our financial powers in permitting the bulk of our Bartlett pears to be moved out of this valley to be processed by outside cannories, when our local people need the cost of processing to help make ends meet or ono end bread and the other end meat, in preparation for the coming winter. But it all works tc the good of the grower. 1 AND THAT REMINDS US A good orchard is now a good investment. We have thi orchard. You rustle up the money to buy and we'll both make money. See HOLMES for HOMES Nash Hptel Corner Phone 320 P. 0. Box 034 ; 3 : i t ' -n-te DIET- 0 , V TS"VliSft TRlviie' YlSM'T Miss "VMl5 MEvWMOVlt o'.taL. N HCWJ OCOO, MbsN ,f7 UEAO WAITKES5, WAS A SOCIAL OUTCAST 1 I vil rrrrr ImONEV OlwliUtoGjA Sl&WT FO V MY NWIF&. AID t-Hfc.-. domV UEMEMSEC tlr ACTliESS SOMeTMIKlG ALTOtiETMF:i? DIFFEUEM'I S - -5 AAWMius . y ?nS b'-'AA: stiff mscv; to empmasizG i-fc --?.' ."- 4 1 1 A T-p- BC J ViiooAL SUPERIOR-ITV I NA -f party of boy friends n:;.: j. u" to the rim Sunday. .Miss Helen Millard of Medford spent some time visiting at the h.ko Sunday. She was accompanied by her parents. Wilbur Telford of Klamath Falls visited with his. brother Hay. who has charge of the boats ai the lake this yeur. Wilbur was employed on the baits three years ago. Jerry Jerome was a visitor from Medford at (prater Lake Sunday. Miss Anna Mae Kuson and Mi.-s Hilly Hammett stopped at Crater jike Saturday evening, en route to Diamond lake, where they were to spend the week end. H. A. Koppes of t he Medford Mi il Tribune arrived via stage Sun day at the lake and will renta'n several days,' taftfn-t n-short vaca tion from his many strenuous duties. .' Muster Hiehard Sieeter has been spending several dt.ys visiting Han ger Hoy Henderson. Richard ex pects to return to his home the latter part of this Week. He Is the son of Dr. It. W. Kleeter. D. O. Williams, prominent busi ness man and rancher of Klamath Kails, was visiting the la ke Sun day, accompanied by his young son. Dykeman White of Kugene .'.ml well known in Medford, was a vis itor Sunday at the lodge, returning early Montlay morning to Medfor I. Miss Oertrude liutler was a vis itor at the lake Sunday. N'ale Drexel Cafe reopened under new management. Dissolution Notice. To the Public and Whtun It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that the partnership of H. O. Park hurst and E. W. Regnier. doing business under the name of I'uion Creek Resort, has been dissolved. H. O. Parkhurst has retired from said partnership and same will continue under the sole ownership of E. W. Regnier. All debts and accounts owing to said partnership are owned bv and pavable to said K. W. Regnier and all debts of sit id partnership have been assum ed and ar.e payable hy said H. W. Regnier. Dated this 13th dav of August. I!t2!. 1 17 Dated August 13. H2!. H. o. PARKHIRST. E. W. liE'JNI ER. 1 17 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES flat ptr word tor firit imtrtion, 2c; (sell lucctfdmg insertion, lc; minimum 25c. Index your ads with Fcr Sale, For Rent, etc., and cuunt these wtrdi, at well at exh Initial, teltpluni number, etc, at a word. Classified ads in advance and net taken over phone, unlets advertiser has monthly account. No allowance lor phone errors. WAXTKD MAI .10 I1KIJ SALESMEN WANTED Mavtag j Shop, Hi North Rartlett St.. Med ford. Ore. 144 . OH WELL AT LEA'oT 'M jAV'M Ols) THE HOUSE OF U'b RE ON , 1129. Ini'l Fittur, Sr,i:r. Inc.. (Jrt,i Hruuin rifhu rmvU V.AM'i.P I-l-ini iii-.A i iiorni-.s I'Dit NAl.l-; rnii.iiti rtui n..M..r. WAXTKD Young lady to learn of fice work: must have high school education; must be stenographer, although not necessary to be ex pert. In answering please give address, experience and telephone number. Address office, care Mall Tribune. M3 WANTED Waitreses. Wages $18 ; per week. AddresH Mux 1, Duns- i muir, Cal. 14i) I WAXTKD SITUATIONS WANTED Ity reliable man. work ! j of anv kind". Reference. . J.!o. ; P. R., Mail Tribune. 144 j WANTED Hy practical nurse, children to care for by day or hour and evenings. Phone 1231' W. 14ii WAXTKD MISCHI-LANKOUft WANTED Ry man and wife, roll- i able party, furnished home. No- ! tify W. .1. I!.. Mail Tribune, giv- iug address, and party will call. 14 4 WANTED - Hy business woman, nice room: heat, hot water, close in. Me; i Is opt ional. Itox 1 . Tribune. 147 WANTED- Children lo care for. 21 S. Peach. 144 CHILDREN to care for during day, 2 yrs. and up. Hi X. Grape SI. 1 4 4 HAVE Yol'R furniture upholster ed, refinished or re-glued. A. N. Thibatllt. Phone !Hi!l-R. 1 iif. WANTED A home, for two small girls. Inquire downstairs, il N. Oakdale. Phone 4!i!l-J. WANTED To care Tor children. Charges reasonable. 721 Oak St. 14K WANTED Cats at our warehouse, cor. Huh and So, Fir Sis. Mon arch Seed Co. 14iKf TO LET Logging contract to man with one or two caterpillars. Smith Pros., Glendale, Ore. I4f WANTED Children to care for, day and night. P. O. Dox Hfi. ( 'entra'l Point. 1 52 WANTED 2nd hand goods and juriK. men s shoes ami clothing rat's, 1'dMi Prune. Tel. iVI7-L WANTED To rent modern fur nished house. Prefer wired for electric range. If reasonaable may take for yar. No children. Address P. O. liux 670. 135tf INVALIDS cared for. Convalescent and Rest Home, Ashland. tf FOR It i:T-A I'AIITM KXTS FOR RENT Unfurnished apt.. 2 rooms and sleeping porch. 221 No. ivy. 14.1 FOR RENT P-urnl-nhed apt. with private bath. rtnr W. lath. 13tf FOR RENT Furnished ftpart nients. Phone 4G2-H. 1 oHtf FOR RENT Apartment, central ly located. Phono 1233-R or chI . Palmer Antn HU'f Pear Orchard 10 ucres D'Anjou and Biirtktt pcara. Well lo cated. Trees 8 years old, Beautiful building site; good roads. Non-resident owner writes this a. m. to soil fcr $200 ier acre $1500 cash. E. C. CORN 11 South Riverside . . dCvjE. M,-blSt6UT THE W oe butcher wamT'j t jO -MM "TOU OWE- Oli Vt-I Cj- tiUl ' o moMM I o ' tit Koll KKXT " - room modern house unfurnished or partlv fur nished; lirepiace, oaU floor. Tel. !2.'e 1.. 1 LI KOK RENT 'l-room suburban , home; modern wit h elect no i range, lnuulre W. I'. McDowell. ; I C. E. Kruit Co. 1 14 i KOK RENT Partlv furnished ( house. Call 1 1 3!l W. '.Mb. or I Phone 1 Hi-'l-X. 144 I KOR li EXT House. :.'! N. Riv- j erside. Phone U77-W. 14."i- "OR RENT Kurnlshed f-room hoii.se, modern, lots of shude; reasonable by year. Itox 2i, Mail Tribune. tt KO R R ENT New a-room house; fireplace, hanlwood floors, lawn, shade trees, garage; first-class condition. Phone 121-X, 143 FOR RENT Unfurnished modern 4-room duplex; hardwood floors. close in. 1G Mew town. Phono 14 On. J2titr FOR RENT HonioR. Furnished or unfurnished. Urown & White. 17 if FOR UKNT MISCKLLANKOlS FOR RENT Cabin. Pat's Second hand Store. l4Stf FOR RENT Office rooms. Three rooms over Wool worth's Store. C. M. Kldd. 144 LOST Hlack Cocker sp:inle. Re ward for return lo 2ar Crater Lake, or Ptione or 44. J -1 ."V FOR KXCJIAXliK 'OR TRADE 4-room house. 2 lots, on Pacific highway, for . Portland or Washington prop erty. What have vou'.' Phone I34S-X. 44 TRADE Registered silver black foxes, full furred, prolific strain, for property In Medford or Ash land. Address Rox UN, Tribune. 14S ItrSINKSS OPI'OHTFMTIKS FOR LEASE Nip Sip lunch con nter. with modern living (liarters, by high and grade school. Central Point. Ore. I ik FOR SALE Pat's .Second Hand Htore and properly. n;r MIM KLLANKOl'S LOCAL and long distance hauling. Wo save you money. Haw ley Transfer, 61 U N. Riverside. Tel. 1044-X. iGd LAWN MOWERS H H A R P EN E D Caller, tor and delivered fr-e. Id N Kir St. Phone ItHl HMM FOR SALIv -Y.1V KSTOCK FOR SALE -Pigs i; weeks old. $.'. apiece. 1 1. S. Steel. J,,.;,,! of Fern Valley, phoenix. Iir. FOR SA LE Team, wagon and harness; one tulle northeast of Phoenix on the Coleman raneh, I is FOR SALE Heavy work horse, or will trade Tor good milk cow. .Limes pavlcH. Jacksonville. 143 WE RI'V calvt'H. bulM. enwo and hogs for cash, at your ranch. R. II. Wilson, 112 So. drupe St. Tel. H" tnd we will c.ill If, WANTED To Eny for O&aK All Your BICOND HAXD rUXNITUltl Scott Woolf . . By George McManus i 1, ii XV.Atr l i I-'OR SALIC RA11U1TS KOK SALE New Zealand lied and Chinchilla rabbits, cheap. Phone l'34-N. Hm; No. River-! side. 1 I3tf roit sAi.i-: AiTOMoniLics Vacation specials (lood-Will Used Cars With a Ouar anty cars you c:.n depend on to make your trip in comfort. Turn in your car now when the de mand is good. 1'.ilm; Ituick Hrougham Sedan; a car priced 20li low... i"J7 1!(27 Pontiac Coupe in leather $.".f0; I !'2 7 Star 2-duor Seilan; splendid eoinllibui, good rubber, new paint :": I !2 " Sti.r Touring; best of con dition 1 !t2)i f i his Coupe, reconditioned In every respect; a real value.. ..ir.o Kuril Coupe priced very lnw... $ni-i Oakland Sedan that is In fine shape; looks nice and Is priced HI sell $37 T SANDERSON .MOTOR CO. Your Oakland ami Pontlae Dealer, open evenings. KOR SALE Ford Coupe. J!i2fi; wire wheels, good condition. Tel. 4 2(1. 144 FOR SALE H24 Star roadster. Phone 341-.I-3. 146 FOR SALE Dodge touring, good fishing or camping car; good rubber; $2(1 full price. 716 Welch. 143 FOR KALE Overland touring, good condition, new tires, $iiii. Oakland coupe, refinished. t" , Call evenings, 54 1 Austin. 14K FOR SALE Good, serviceable 6 cylinder car at a real bargain; genuine Duco paint tu first-class condition; Joodyear tires all around, with Hpare; new ignition col and deep Hcal battery. Call 1X2 or 7X2. 14011 SPECIAL REDUCTION on all used passenger cars and trucks, in order to keep our stock down to normal. our slock Includes both open and closed models in practically all of the most popular makes. The prices are right, so come in prepared to drive on of them home. EAKKIN Mf'TOR CO. Dodge Dealer. 10-1S So. Kir or Used Car T,ot. just nor! h of City Market. 14a FOR KALIlRKAL KKTATK KoR SALi: loo-acre dairy ranch, 6 miles from Medford: 20 cows. Address Itox X Y ., Tribune. 1 ITi FOR HA LE 1 ncTf-, went Phoe nix; good r"ad, barn, well, no house, power line; terms, owner. W. V. Foster. If. 1 WHEN, Voir tmnx of real Mtate, A GOOD INVESTMENT Apartment house In good Inch' tlon, 4 aim 1 1 nienls with llvlne room, dining room and kitchen. 2 built-in beds and 2 dressing rooms in each; can be bought at a prlci- that will bring a gross Income of hc'ler 'h hi iO'ii. DEAL KNIGHT, 2u N. Raryeit, I4fi FOR HALE Fine stock ranch; 300 Ions hav, lou head cattle, all equipped: freit range and wnter. Impiire 3 No. Rartlelt. phone ItMI. 14!i I ' MINUTE '1 v) 1NJTIU I ilT j f ' MX POCKET AiTn BOOK- N.frv!..-1 i liltrirTs l'MK SAI.h IlIacK Jerany Giant I aettlnK eisKa. C. A. UeVoe Tel. S2S-.I -2. ''' By SOL HESS FOR SALE - .--room hotis Jacksonville; 2 lots. gar:.ge. woodshed, chicken house, good well. i'Hv water, berry bushes; $!hhi, $Hito down. Frank Hay ward. m FOR SALE n -room modern resi dence, large sleeping porch, nice sh; tie and lawn, on paved street, :itMiii; terms; or will trade for acreage close in. Phone ''H3-L or see L. ! Pickell, X23 Taylor St. lr' FOR SALE Small home, 3 rooms, sleeping porch, garage; lawn in. Small down payment and bal ance easv monthly payments. Phone 10. 4 4 2tf FOR SALE Good a -room house, piirlly furnltdied. on fine resi-dem-e sti'eel; several oak trees, and place has nice fireplace; $32tMi ; fc20 cash ; balance like rent. Chaiinrey Florey. 201 First Null. Itiink. Phone hu FOR SALE ti-room house at high school. Income property. 2 I ft Haven Si. 14G FOR SALE Nearly new 4-room house and garage; new paint; extra well built; fine shude. close In, paved street. Small pay ment down, balance like rent. W. E. Rowley, owner, 330 N. Ivy St. tf FOR RAL10 Five room house on aura facing two streots; city wilier; electricity, etc. Terms . less than rent. Phone 131)2 bo fare 5 t. m. 102tf FOR HALE Attractive 3-room modern cottage with shade trees, lawn and garage. Located on paving near high school, paving paid. Price only Mlf0; terms. Earl Tinny, 310 Liberty Uldg. 118tf FOR SALE 5-room furnished house. Reasonable down pay ment, balance like rent. 4 1 1 King. 119tf FV R 8A MO Acre of ground, 6 roum house, No down payment to responsible party. WOLD & WOLD, Hi N. Riverside. FOR SALE New 6-room modern and garage, east side, $3660. Easy. WOLD A WOLD, Ifl N. Riverside. I12tf FOirfcALK- MISCKlXANFOr.S CAS3! I PIANO HAROAI.N Will fell new .':o upright piano and bench for Just one-half price. Idas freight. If interested write Mr. P. H. RohluHou, Grants Pass, Ore. 14tl PIANO in storage to be sold In Med ford; a real bargain, with bench and delivered: terms $x monthly. For full Information, write M r. S. S. .lantz. 124 It St.. drams Pass. Ore. 14(1 KOR SALE Drv Hi-ln. fir range Uood. Phone !T.S L. 14! FOR SALE Trailer, cultivator and garden lords, back bar ami shevling. Pat's Secondhand Store, K.nii Prune I4f FOR KALE One G. K. 12-inch fan; perfect condition; -3 speeds; $6. Jennings Loan Offlee, f Ko. Front. - - 1 . I tl FOR HALE- S rooms good furnl 1 ure, Inelud ing piiiuo and gaso line presMiire ,a nu,, i (,iise for Siib or rent. 13 Kenwood, 143 PIANo- To bo sold at Medford. Reautlful design and tone. Rig saving, Terms to suit. Address .1 M 'Howard. 431 Washington St., Poittnnd. Ore. J4& FOR SALE Gas furnarn, com plete Including motor, fan and pipes. Maglll Drug Co. 143 FOR SALE Cabbage nnd broccoli plants. 10. 10. Slump, Midway road, near Howard school. tf For SALE Grnvensteln applnn. Phone 7-F-4. 122tf FOR SALE For snnd and gravel sediment and general teamln Tel. HI2-J. Ham'l Hateman. tf- FOR HAMS t-ag fle1d fne yard fence, gates, netting all kind; ceilar and steel fene posts. Complete line of fenef material. "We build fences' GadJi.- A Dlioii. Tel. 26H. 14lf I FOIl 8ALE-MISOEIiIiAMX)C8 l-'lil! HAI.1-; (.'mliuimlrii, -li!. . Ti-I. IUT It. 1 4H FOH 8,r.E 10-ncn body oak wood. 13 per tier at ranch. C. C. Hoover. Phone ea7-B-2. FOR SAL1-: Lined aewlnir ma cliineH; all makea. $5 up; ttrma If dc-Hlred. All mukea rented and repaired. While Revving Machine Co., 24 Nortb Uurtlell. 11t iu'siness inti:oroRT Atwtrnota UliUKAY AMSTKACT CO. Ab i strac-ts of I'ltle, Title lnaurane. I ltooma 3 Hiid G, No. Ill Norlll ! Central Ave., upMtalra. JACKSON OO. Atwinict Co. Absuin Is of Til Ifl and Tide IuHur mice. Tlie only complete Tlil Hystein In Jock son Co only, t'hiropracuo riiyslciana DR. 13. W. HOFFMAN Chlro prnctlc Nerve Specialist. Offh hours S to 12; 2 tu 6. 203-20$ Llhertv Rldg. Office phone &V0i Res. phone 7D0-H. V.yo fipe'lansta 1 DR. D. A. CHAMPERS. Optome trist. Eves examined. Ulussei fitted. 404 Medford BIdg. Tel. ix 1&?A! Kipert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wilson. C. P. A. Attention given to anything in accounting and Income Ta Requirement. Ijooh into our siintllfid accounting method. Liberty Uldg., Medford. Phone 167-R. Financial WE LEND MONEY to worth$ people to pay their honest debta Pacific Coast Credit Aswoolation 423 Medford lildg., Medford. Orj Freight Trtinsimrtatlon PIERCE TRUCK INU CO., Med. ford to Portland and Hun Fran clsco. Furniture, moving a sped laity. Phone fib or 437-R-2. LONG DISTANCE HAULINQ -4 Medford - Klamath truck Hisj Ditilv service. Ponded carrier. Special rates on load lots. Aut Freight terminal. 86 S. Fir. Tel 1033. Money tn Ioan M ON 12V TO LOAN to worthy pea pie to pay their honest debta hIso any amount to loan on cltf property. Thomas Realty Co Room 12, Palm Hlk.. Cor. Mal$ nnd Front Sts., upstairs. "V- Irong Time W Ueal Estate f ) Mortgnxe ltan4 IMmnA laii Cotnmcrclal Finance Corp. Medford, Oregon DO VOU NEED MONEY? V make short time loans. Trans actions strictly confidential. Sit Liberty Bldg. Open Tuesday nnd Fridays till 9 p. m. Phonl tir,7-.l. II. H. Uanlster, H. Q Chrlstner, - Moiimnciita THE OREGON GRANITE CO. - Monuments. E. A., Hicks, Oen oral Manager; V. M. Kershaw, Sales Manager. 302 N. Front Medford. Music. THORVAL H. FOLK EN HERD Teacher of violin; orchestrl practice for students. Also d part mcht for expert adjust lin and repairing; new and old vfo llns realty to use; bows, at rings cases, etc. Rooms 3 and 4, Cob lege lildg., 31 Grape Ht. N. Tel afill-J. tf Painting and Piiperluinglng H. MARX, General Painting Con tractor, tinting, paperhangtnir, carpentering, repairing.. I'hoQi 17S-J. Res. 57 Summit. - Piano Instruction. FRED ALTON HA 1GHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony. Halght Music Studio, id Jiuuiijr xiiuKj lBBtf Phone 72. Tl ntcrs nnd Publisher. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Haa the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Bookbind ing, loose louf ledgers, bllllnif systems, eta. Portland prices, S7 N. Kir Ht. i Radio Hcrflce, RADIO BEKVIOH on any make radio. II. (. Purucker. 22 South Grape H' trout. Office Phone SS$: Res. 1442. 181 Repairing, JOE niNARD CVt:LERY Expert lawn mower grinding, repairing and cleaning, called for and de livered, nil for $1; motorcycle and bicycle repairing; work guaranteed. 28 H. Rartlett. Tel. I4(iS. 118tf Roofing Materials STANDARD ROOFING CO.Med ford office corner 10th and Fir. ''Applies all kinds of roofing, shingles, built-up roofs; 10 and 20 years guaranteed. Your roofi Inspected free. Phone 1077. Rand and Gravel C. A. HARTLEY Hand and Qrav plant. Cleaned, washed sand and gravel; crushed gravel, all sixes. Phone plant 120$ or office 127. 264tl Micgeons. W. R. ADAMS, M. D. Surgepn. Speelnl attention tn goitre. ii Medford Hldg Medford. Ore. TratiHfcr EADH TRANSFER A 8TORAOQ CO. tiff Ice 111 N. Fir. 81, Phone SI 6. Prices right. Ser vice guaranteed, ' DAVIS TRANSFER ft STORAQB Service guaranteed. 20 s. Qrape St.. Phn 84, or restde-ice 1010. TRANSFER AND STORAGE F. E. Samson C . Juick service. Prices reasonable. Curgo Inmir ance pr:Mvt;.j.i. 229 N. River side. I'hone 833. Window ripening LET OKORrtW DO IT F hone 1171 for housecleanlng. floor wavlnci Unllor earvloe. Geo. A. Itaalv.