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Newspaper Page TextftreDFOflft' ftf ATL TRTBtTyF. 'MKDFOnp,, OKKfjQy. TIiri.SIXVY.WTOlVEU' H, 1 929. PAGE ELEVEN ED I I'OUTLAND, Oct. 3. (P) pe sjjo further auvnucca at Scuttle iinj iSun l'"rtim.iHi.'o the 1 'or tin ml egg price remains unciiunged, with an undertone of unusual firmness. There has boon a lurso movement of eggs out of .storage. Four car fro in Oregon were shipped .to New yoric last, week and ono eur each to.- ChicaHO, Sun Francisco and Philadelphia. - The tu4ul ship menta from, the coast were 1U earn more than the woek. before. putter if Ween were unchanged nt the Portland produce exchange today. Kipsfs in Hcnttered sections, ac cording to tho Portlund murKct news service of the United Slates liureau of Agriculture, have re sulted in lighter receipts of fruits and vegetables. The cantaloupe movement from the Dillard sec tion is practically terminated be cntiflo of the cool weutlicr, . and prices for what remains are much liigher. Cauliflower receipts are increas ing and the price is lower. Tho JSiiHt Side market in al.so feeling a touch of fall. Summer fruits and vegetables aro fading wjth prices ascending.- What lit tle good corn is left sells for $1 No. 1 cucumbers, $1; prunes, 3 cents; tomatoes, 3 5 j) 40; beans, t&$; punish squash 1 . 2 5 ; d ry onion.-?. J 1 .0 4 KM- i cabbage, SOcTi $1. Peppers, 7" cents box; turnips, 4fH5Uc; peas, Cj'G Vic; spiniicli 70t75c. f i Produce PORTLAXD, Ore. Oct. 3. ) HUTTEK tlrm, unchanged; eggs, firm, unchanged. MILK (buttorfat), poultry, onions, potatoes, wool, nuts, hay and euscara bark -steady and un. changed. HUPS Stvady: 1928 croi, 12 tu Ulfcic; contracts nuiuinal. Livestock PORTLAND, Ore. Oct. 3 (A) CATTLE and CALVES: Extremely 'slow, ,iyutably around steady; rv ccipts cattle 75, calvcH 10. HOGS: Steady to strong; re ceipts 250, including 100 on con tract. ; SHEEP and LAMBS: Quolably steady; receipts 300. Portland Wheat TOUTLA.VP, Ore., Oct. 3 (P) Whqut futures: . Open lljgli Low Close Doc' ...1.24 'i 1.3414 1.23K 1.2 III MlJ,v.,1.3Hi- 1-81 14' L30 !. Way ...1.33 1.S3 1.32 1.92 Cash wheat: KlK Hond blucstem, hard white Hoft white ....$1.34 ... 1.20 .... 1.20 .... 1.17 1.17 "Western white Hard wililur Northern .spring . Wotcrn red ....... ii7 Oats: . .. . .. i No. 2-38 11). white $34.00 Toddy's car receipts: Whput 89; flour 10; cum 6; oats 5; hay 4. . San Francisco Butterfat . SAN FRANCISCO, Cal Oct. ?. : (P) Butterfut, f.. o. I). Sau Fran i Cisco, 55c. - Wall Street Report . NEW" YORK, Oct. 3. ((Re newal of selling pressure in today's stogie inarliot, Inspired by the tre mendous increase. In stock ex- ' t hanKO member Iohuh lust month, carried IT. S. Steel common and many other Industrial, public Mil- Ity and railroad Issues to new low levels on the current decline. . 1 nuanu tit It, IlUt nt tl,n nftll'n ItlVllnS ranged from two to nearly 10 ' points, with Commercial Solvents J brooking 1',4. As In most recent sessions, the volume of trudlng was only muilcr. . mm., nvi,,, iiiuiih"S itfv, ..,. of any extensive forced liiiuldatlon. High priced shares led the down "; wnrd turn In the last lionr. li. S. Steel got as lowns 217? and f'.on ; oral Motors gagged to B4:-. The closing was weak. Sales approxi mated 4,2U0',00U allures. L OCT. 11 SHADY COVE. Ore Oct. 3. (Special) The dcdleutloil uf the new school house will be held Friday evening, October 11th nt X:00. A splendid program will be glveii and everyone Is Invited to coined ' - our school Is near completion. Mr. John Stlllo will finish the library, and other things that will be necessary for a standard school. The pupils of the upper grades will be rendv Friday for their flrst lesson In manual training. ; The pupils will give . program . on Hallowe'en. Kvcry uno Is look ing forward to n good lime. , BAR DELEGATES VISITED JACKSONVILLE MUSEUM JACKSONVILLE, Ore.. Oct. 3 (Special) John " linker, Hood itlver: R. M. Mahnn. Albany: .lohn Cnon. Holcpi! ,1. ) Jensen, Hu pert. Idaho, and II. O. Carson. Cnrvallis, attending the bench nnd bar convention last week were visitors at the Hargent mu seum, .Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schef fel of Mi-.lfnrd trlni:lng them uver ' )i,rc, i': E GGSUNCHAIIG THE MARKETS BRINGING UP FATHER V MDSTHWE MADE 1 M!m I TWO TFWiTO BRIMC THE NEBBS And Then What! V" ' 'WELL. IT WOW'T BE UOM6 X tXfZ,o i'a. "uoc7- "a rf'i "TwHV'Vw'rI TWEIW x J MOW, 60V5, WMEtsJ TME STORM " FEvAJ PASr' DOE BILLS BG BOSS AROUMD OF SUCCeSS AJItC WIT ME' y WISW VOU'D ' VI .VAJMV COME TO "lSm M 1 ASIO SEISJ& A HUMSIEMAN ARRAM6E TO PAY thSE 1 ME 'TU BILL.S f THE ( " I HOPE IM ABLE TO WITH- , , iij HOTEU I MOT TAKIM3 HOTCL. WAS PAV1M& exPEMSESi ;-rviwjr Ta tbfmfudqlis''.". IV ... -.. .. I VAJHE.M VOO CAMS VOL) u I V 1 ' r 1 lew vyti i C crNiwr- L . . ,. yt N: , PROSPERITY-- y KOMEV . TO perRAV ' ,"".V rM 0-3 ' - -It L i Lo-..w.y- jtfiaii , . . . . . I u.'4,.'jv 10 AID HEALTH IRK (ContrlbtUiMl) i "W'e wish you Would call on uh," one of tho county, nurses slated, speuUiiiK of her work, and iiQ ri'portod the following cuse of nn Intelligent- use of the health unit: A woman wrote, asking for a ylyit. from tjjc nurse. The fujnly hud eonio from the middle west and the husband, wasi unuhle to (fct work, Thoy hnd two children und wero exnectiiig unothev.'. The woman readily ucccttcd tho ad vice of the mtrsi', engaged n doc tor and called for hcln during delivery. "And," the nurse con cluded, "things are breaking bet ter for them now. Tho woman still calls for advice In earing for her children, and that Is what we arc for. W'e wolcomo Invitations to go Into homes to teach mothers tho best wnya of preparing for buh.PH d of bringing up Iheit' children. ' - 1 '' G0U) HILL I00F DANCE PLANNED FOR SATURDAY GOLD IIII.I,, Ore., Oct. 3. (tjeelil.) Tho ilunce ttlven nt tho I. O. O. F. hull Friday cvonlns pruved to l)o a Iiuko succesu. The proceeds of tho duneo were used to dofrnj' convention cxi)onncn. A Inrwe numlicr of local people at tended, .s well uh a number from other puinls In the valley. Another dunce is to he Kiven liy the AmythcHt Hebidcnli lotle on S.itiirdiiy evenlnc. October 12th. from to 1 2. Kviryone Ih cor dially Invited to attend and a B"u' lime Is iiH.urcd. NolliS' to OedltoiN. Nollce in hereliy uiven that I lllltf liven li r i rir iiLi'f i'.v i. j C'liurl of .laekHon Ooiintyf OreKon, AilmlnlKlcr of the estulii oC Annii 11. .Ionian, ucccuhcu. anil mive rnifilirinil All ,,n,-u..nu ItllvlnL, clf.ltnH nuainst Hald eHlnto nro hereby notl- lietl lo preseni ' iiieui, huh inuiiei voueherH. nnd duly verified, to me at tnr office of Harry (V Skyrman, attorney for said estate, at Koom CLASSIFIED ADVCRTISIKG RATES Rltn pir wctd tor tint InurtlM. 2c; aath IlKcctilint Imtrtitn. lc: Inimun 25c. IMik Wir Mi For Salt, Fh Ri1. lie, com! tiu wordt, nil a act Initial, tiligam nuabtr, Itc, at aord. ClaiiVnd adt In adtancl and not taitn ant phona, unltit admtiitr has monthly aicount. Nl allowance tor aliont crrort. VartNTKD 4UTDATIONS WAXTKI) Cierleal, nonfcclinnery or housework: ao 1!'; sonic ex liorlunue. Uox U. tl.. Tribune. 155 RELIARI.E middle aged man wants steady work on fruit ranch to learn business. References. Address C. Ross, Gen. Del.. Cen-i tral Point. 195 i WANTED Housework by wom a n wlih references. 204 So. Cen tral. 19t SITUATION WANTED Kxperl- eneed bookkeeper and nccoilnt-j ant: ' references furnished. Ad-j divss Lock llox 2i2, Medford. Ore. 19.1 , STATIONARY ENGINEER wishes! .position. 15 vcanr" experience. Waller U. Sowash, Talent, Ore IS! WANTED Work hy reliable girl, j typing or clerical preferred. Phono 75S-M. 14 WANTEDCarpenterlng. fhlnffllntr. plaaicrlng, painting. Call 537-N. 197, WANTED iTerran, Carpenter work.' Oeo.' Phone 3t-M, evening. Hi WANTED Work. I high arhtinl boy after l:0 p. m. Phono S2. tf 406. Medord Duildinc..ln RIedford. Oregon, within six mouths from tho date of this notice. Dated nnd first published September l!iUh, J1J!H. F. AV. JOltDAN, Administrator. N'ulJll' to Cll'illHips, Nollce is lierclty wlven to nil per sons having claims aifainst the estate of Klton 13. Iteeson, deceased, to present them properly ccrtilled to the undcrsimied, at tho office of Frank 1". Farrell, 427 .Medford lluildiiiK, Medford, OrcKOn, within six months from tho date of the first publication 'of this notice, which dato is the 3rd dav of Octo ber. 12'J. EDNA M. BEESOX, Administratrix of the Kslate of Klton K. Dceson, flrjeeased. Notice of Fiiuil Settlement. In the -Matter of the Estate of O. I . W. Heeder. also known as George "W. lieedor. Ucueused. Notice is hereby Klven that the undersigned has filed his Final Account In tie above entitled mat ter, and 'the above entitled Court has fixed November 5th, l!12!l. at 2 o'clock p. m.. In the County Court room In the courthouse in Med ford. Orctron, as tne time and place for hearing objections to said Final WANTED MISCEMANKOUS WANTED To buy cream separat or In good condition. Phone 273. 195 WANTEM--T0 buy Kood used cloth ing ami siloes for- nion. women and children. Mac's Exchange, Nash Hotel Dills., on Front St. Phone 656-J. 19C WANTED To.borrow $500 on first mortgage security. Dox II. Trib une. 19 5 WANTED Coal sacks ut Valley Fuel Cm ' l!3lf VANTi:D To rent good 4-room houso; modern, close in. Phone 244; 194 WANTED. WINTER NEI.LIS .Wilt pay cash for K few cars of Wlnlcr ;Nnllis, ISO's and larg er. Phone Court, fiul, .Medford. Ore. . 194 WANTED Six or olght horse puoking, oulfit for one month's work. Apply or wrllo I,, li. Hardin, l.ithia Springs Hotel. Ashland- ' 194 EXPERIENCED NI'RSE wants cure iifanla or children nt lur home; references given; ono d'd lar per day. Call qo-V. 10H WANTED Clean 10 and o-pound friction top palls. Btftwurt Honey Co., Plum St. at Jlth. Tl. 600. 1115 WANTED Clean cotton rags at Mall Tribune office. tt 1 WANTED Local and Ion dls-1 tance hauling. We save you j mnnev. Insured carriers. Haw- ley Transfer,-! N, Riverside. Phone 1044-X. 219 j WANTED 2nd hand goods & Junk: Pat's, 1506 Prune. Tc.l 547-1,. I The Telephone Call Kvi'ii at our prpscnt iibsnrd riito, is tin? clieiipiyt wny to gft in touch with .burtjniiis. Our mil is W'lW, nml it will uiy yon tp rvmeinlier it. Voti will pnrdon uh for iiisist ini,' that an Quipped Dairy Ranch is tlir most si nsililc investiiient you can make in this val ley at this time. The liar'ain that nppciils to us as (he hest is the one where attention has linen (riven Tor many years to breodiii(f for production, where the investor is the heiiefieiiiry of that sajrue.ily and good iiiiinayeiiient which leads to success. Do not lose time in invrstifjut intr this. - t See HQLMES f6r HOMES , .,.. Ifjaa HOTEL CORNIR " Phone 329 . A,. P. 0. Box 934 W-bO SEEM TO , KNOW EVKKY OrJli ACT Tt- SHltsi-DiQ-WHO I'oTHjVT BIO Account and for the settlement thereof. otii.s uiiAivi'Oim. Adminlstratorwlth Will Annexed. WANTED MAiK HELP WANTED Pear pickers. Foot hills Orcliurd. Phono 011-J-t. j state WANTED Prune pickers, 1 mile out. Ceo. li. i'ouns, Tel. 7-F-4. 1115 AVAMTED Salesman, tho- best job ever offered by Maytag Pacific Co. Maytag Shop, 14 N. llartlett. 17 WANTED FEMAfjE HFXP WANTED Women to do Ironing ' at, residence. Phono 390-L, lt)5 WANTED Few experienced lady packers. Dear Creek Orchard, ,19ti WANTED Unincumliored woman for housework. 923 E. Main. 194 FOR RENT APAIITMENT8 FOR KENT Apt., ljaurcl. adults. 11G 198 FOlt KENT 2-room furnished apartment, Jill;. 3 rooms, Sin. 7111 Welch. 194 FOR RENT Desirable apt., oil hotel accommodations. Hotel Grand. 19S FOR RENT 3-room furnished apt. with sleeping porch and garage. Close In. Adults only. 240 S. drupe. lUltf FOR RENT 3-room furnished apt., private bath, first floor. (104 W. 10th. lDllf FOR RENT -Quince. -Desirable apt. 10 195 FOR RENT 3-room furnished apt. with sleeping porch and ga vage. cliiso in; udults only. 240 So. flrape. 1S9U' FOlt RENT Furnished front apartment In Mail Tribuno build ing, uvailai'lo Oot. 1st; allium heat, hot u ud cold water, gas f cooking. IKSIf FOR RENT Furnished apart ment. Phone 452-11. IK'tr FOR KENT 2-room furnished apt; light and witter Duld; tlx. 217 W. 2nd. 196 FOR RENT Doslrahle apartmont practically new, In down town location. 36 per month, un furnished. Call Wakefield Agency. Phone 17. 171tf IIICYCI,E REPAIKIN GUARANTEED TUOYCEB and MOTURUVCI.,1-REPAIRING l,awn Mowers Ground t ( Hnappv Parcel Hervlco ' JOU KINAUD'S CYULEUt 28 Ho. Hnrtlutt Tel. Hli8 174tf WtlTB f' vV'v.'- .1 MTT MISTAKE- ,t Inl'l f'oalur" Scrvirc, Inc., ftrtkt Britain rifih' THE .mv FOR RENT FURKIBHED KOOMS - . ' ?Oll ItlCXT- rooms. 235 No. Ivy. 1115 FOR RENT 2 sleeping rooms. Reasonable. Men only. 511 So. Itlv. or phone 423-H. 194 FOR RENT Large, lovely fur nished front room, private en trance, heat. Also smaller, well furnished rooms. Hoard if de sired. Phone 1314. N. Front St., 242., . 194 FOR RENT 'Very dC3lrnb!o room. 1 6 blocks from City park. Heat If desired. 222 S. Holly. 197 FOR RENT BOWSES FOR RENT Furnished house. . 145 N. Ivy. Tel 349-Ji 1921f FOR KENT 5-room unfurnished house, 1035 W. loth. Sco C. A. DeVoe, phone C23-J-2. 1921f FOR RENT Modern C-rm. house, eloso III. Phono 224-lt. . 195 FOR RENT P.ungalow, Ross lano. F. I., TouVcllo, Jacksonville, Oro. Phono 1J2. UStf )TOR RENT Homes. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown White. 11tf FOR RENT MltiCEljfjANEOCS FOR RENT Opportunity for a good dairyman with good cows to rent a fine irrigated ranch with lots of alfalfa, ulso, grain land nnd pasturo with shade and running water: good roads, good schools. Applicant must bo ex perienced nnd responsible. Itox 2. Tribune. 197 FOR RENT Oarage, 104 So. Oak dale. Phono 242. tf LOST 30x5 truck lire and rim be tween" .Mini Visla Orchard and Modfurd. Phone Hliiil. 1 :ui LOST Royal Neighbor lodge pill. 327 Edwards. Mrs. Lewis. 195 MISCEMA.NKOUa FOR HIRE Good pack burro for your hunting trip. Cull Loomls, JON from 8 to 6, daily. ESTRAYED ESTRAYED Yearling Holslein hull from l.umun llrolliers feed . yard, Phoenix, If found Phne 273. 195' WAREHOUSE MEDFORD WAREHOUSE Konded No. 213 We store anything, and loan money oo anything stored. Phone IK 14tf UCKINKSH OPPORTUNITIES FOR SA l,l; Oroe cry slorei Price 9700 cash. Aiiswur Itox D. Tribune. 195 FOR KArE roiiimr FOR HALE SO hi.ns, year old. 'hhe I-ghorns unl Antoninus: 4 tuns of alfalfa hay In barn. 'J'honu !H3, Jacksonville. 19.', V'ltlTE Wyandotles, crockerels for breeding, H. C. Rest, Phono 6S9-R:2: 194 IXIR KAl.tt AtTOMOMMiH FOR MALI-; 19s Chcvrol. t coupe, like now; run 8000 tiiilea. Box D. K.. Trlbuae. 197 TO SELL OR TRADE My ernilty In pew )eS,ito 6 sedan. Phone 75, Central point. A. L. lirown. 197 IUH K.U.K WOOD FOR BALE Dry oak tier wood, spill for range, I2.;5 per tier. 3 miles out: alfo 2 Atistralorp cockerels, large aiae. Tel. 689-J-3. I9S WOOD Hove moro good, dry, well seasoned WOOD, both 4-ft. and IS-ln, than we can use, an lct llnr il r: nl lesq than ennl, ln- qulrn at .IJrodjte on Foots creek. 190 By George McManus 3: If.. rt rci1. minc! J lo-3 " EVERV TIMS L BEilM TO SEE LH3MT, OKI COMES THE eooo PRieMos, Ti-jeeANi THRcW THAT SUV IfsJ VW1TM LOA.NJ AMD IT'S LIKE LOANJ A 6UV A COOP OP CHICK EM! amo a huwsrv rov to suard FOR SALE HEAL, KSTATB FOR SALE 40 acres In central Oregon; 20 Irrigated, ferllle soil, about ti acres good stand alfalfa, fair Improvements, good small dairy or poultry ranch, houses fnr anil h,tu trim,) tiuifW.t cn,l 4 miles to highway, 10 miles to! Redmond, priced reasonable, gooil terms; would consider trado , If suited. For full description uddrcss owner, T. F. Duck, Kuute A. Redmond, Ore. 194 FOR SALE! S8-acre orchard. Property completely equipped. Has modern homo on sightly lo cation. Orchard consists of 25 acres of Anjou, Ilurllott and Rose pears and 7 acres of New town tipples. This is a good pro ducer. Seo Eric "Wold ot offlco o . WOLD & WOLD at 111 N. Rivcrsido. FOR SALE Acre lots adjacent to city with Irrigation, city wuter, electricity. Will flnnnco build ing. Terms like rent, WOLD & WOLD. 191 tf FOR SALE 100 acres at 150 per aero: approximately 20 acres of commoroial pears and apples, Terms. C, S. UUTi'ERFlELD, Realtor. FOR SALE Qcnulno bargain, 2 small houses on -one lot; attrac tive iH'Jee and terms: 7 IntoresL C. S. UUTTERF1ELD, Realtor. 196 WHEN YOU thin ot real eata.1e. Brown ft Whit. tf FOR SALli nOJIl-,8 FOR SALE 0 rooms with bath, nicely furnished: electric range, overstuffed furnltursi three beds: paving and taxes paid in full. Attractive price and tern to rcsponslh'e party. C. S. DL'TTEK FIELD, Reallnr. , 1U9 FOR SALE Hargaln, 2-rm. hlHiso, garage and wood shed, S05D; terms. Inquire 9 Park Placo. . 195 FOR SALE Modern cultage, near high school; 3 large rooms and hath, double garage, paving paid, lawn and sliado tree. Pay $100 cash, balance S30.00 month. Total price only , 11050, Earl Tumy, 310 Liberty, llldg. 1 II 5 FOR SALE Attractive modern home, 5 largo rooms, large screened porch, fireplace, war age, laundry tubs, corner lot, one block from High School, paving all paid. Pay $100 cash, balaucu $50.00 monthly. Karl. Tumy, 310 Liberty llldg. 135 EAST SIDE HOME , ROOMS, stiiclly modern, duublo construction, lurgo living room with fireplace, dandy kitchen Willi plinly of biillt-ins. Good garage and woodshed, largo lot, beautiful lawn uud shrubbery, on a good paved street. ( All city improvement paid In full. Price $:i.r,oo.uo, $700.00 canli. good terms on balance Sou Cllurles A. Wing Agency, Inc. 194 FOR SALE by OWNER Modern 4-room house with Wall bed, screen sleeping porch and gar aga. Wired for range and uuter heater. Furnished or unfurnish ed. A small payment down, bal ance like rent. A real buy. phone 1356 or CK4-II-1. 190 FOR SALE 5-room cottage at 710 Welch Street, with bath and toilet: largo front and buck porch; half block from Jackson Street pavement, six blocks from Jackson Street school and two blocks from high school. No railroad to cross for children going to school. Four large trees on lot. Also roses, raspberries, blackberries, grapes and holly vines shade the bouse. Good hard surfaced road on Welch street. Hiiltsnblo terms can he tnado. Phone or sea John A, Perl. 1(1$ '4 FOR SALE Dandy little home, $I2&0. Very easy terms. Oil evenings, C. II, Howell, Rerry dsle Ave. l$9tf FOR SALE Homo moderately priced nnd attractivo terms. Tei. Iv5. ,. By SOL HESS more T,n"Lts ' ECLIP5E THAT JACK&OKl . Mick'. A Fool Hirfcl'.-.5 Poojs Tnotturn- IM(S : TVii Vltarfc o femorjc MODESTO, CAW5. TheW oi Fate VIAMJlC MAQT ., bCBKEt-EV, CALIF. ThcW ot tliaWorld. VH4leA THOMAS a. etAracs j la, "Glass Stairways BAVMOKIO VJEliUfiR atoaiiio, micH. I 4 FOR SALE HOMES FOlt SALE Attractivo now bun galow, t rooms, bath, breakfast nook, firupluoo, hardwood floors: best construction; good terms. 029 South Holly. . 193tf FOR SAIE MYRSTOCK . FOR SALE- DurOQ SOWS and pigs. Innuiro Snowy Butte Store. 194 FOR SALE Ono gentle saddle pony, 25 head wethers, 70 boxes Jonathans. E. H. Withroow. 198 FOR BALE Angara goat, register ed bucks only, best of Oregon mood. c, s. Drake, tieuglc. Ore. FOR SALE Wcaner pigs. Allen Hicks, Anderson Creek, . Tulcnt -195 FOR SALE Jersey cows and helf' ers. A. Hensler,-1 mile east of Phoenix. - ' ' 196 FOR SALE DAIRY COWS Heavy Springers and fresh eows on and at all times. Terms If de sired. Ray Eallngnr, 1 miles south of Oranta Pass on Paelflo niEhtray. 17 FOR SALE MIHCELtiANEOUS FOR SALE bed, springs and mattress. Homy Currier, 601 V. 10th. 194 FOR SALE 4 -wheel trailer. Op pojlto Owen-Oregon mill; cheap. 195 FOlt SALE Small buffet. 1002-R, Phono 195 FOR SALE Pianos. Will take your phonograph In. H. N. Lot land, l'honc. 470-R. 195 FOR SALE Used Maying washers. Mu.vlag Shop. 197 FOlt SALE Small heavy second hand safe. Medford Hook Store. , t 195 DI'TTON'S HEALING SALVE A soothing, healing, salvo for cuts, burns, noils, bruises, sores, ul cers, pimples, piles, etc. Special price. 2 boxes. $1.00. postpaid. W. II. Dlltlon, Uox 1303, Llllle Rock, Arkansas. I!l5 FOR SALE Devtiluned mine ; euuipped, Ore esIlniHtud in sight will pay for properly. Average $20 lo $50 pur ton. Scttllng.es tutc. Jlox U4, Grunts Puss, Ore. I'll . , ., 20(1 GRAPES for sale at Poach , St. Dairy, mile souin of Stewart Ave. 195 FOR SALE Trailer, Nash Six nnd Ford, Chlnosn closet nnd hook case. Pal's Second-hand Store 104 FOR SALE Huffcts, $10.00 each. Hotel Grand. 198 FOR SALE Great bargain, Victor Ortliophonlc, o cctiicttlly, oiicrul ud, witli 5U records. In perfect cond Hon: cost 300, will sell, If taken nt once, for $75. Ad- dress Hex K, Mail Tribuno, 'If FOlt HALE Piano at Medford beuuilful tone and design; big saving; terms to suit. Address Factory Warenouso, 1J08 Hand St.. Sacramento, cal, 196 FOR SALE Cordwood. all kinds on ground, or will deliver In tlor or cordwood. W, L, Vanlloutln, ooki Hill. ore. 194 FOR HALE Cooking atiplesi Tel 132-L. 214 FOR BALK Nice, tlaod winter Hamina apple culla, Roots A Pankey warehouse. Gold Hill. Call W. K. Hoot, Medford, phone 394. 171tf FOR SALE For mind and gravel sediment and general teaming Tel. IM2-.I. Snin'l Uateman. tf FOR RALE t'sed sewlno ma chlpes: all makes, $5 up; terms if desired. All ninkes rented and repaired. While Sewing Aluenine Co., 24 North Ilnitleil. lltf FOR HALM Pago field fence. yard fence, gates, netting all kinds: cedar and steel fence posts. Complain line nf fane material. "Wo build fences.' s K UuddK e Pixou, Tvl, l8, lut m'SIXKKS PIltKttOHT Abstracts M Vt tl ,VY A HHT RACT, ). r A b ' (rnjri h Title, TiUo Jjiaunqee, i )olis fi and S. .Vol 32 i.Hortii P ;Cufa-al "An-e.. upstairs, I JACKSON CO. :' tt i Ab4trl Co." , AbstraciA of Til In nml Tl to I wu r- 1 ttiwe. 'II to only complete Title System In Juck- son County. ! Clihmioy Sweep CHIMNEY SWEEP Cloorg Eaton. Call Ends & Holbrook Second Hand i storo, N, Front, Phone 1192-J. ' -..vU (TilroiiriK'tlri Physicians DR. E. W. HOFlf.MAi Chiro practic Nerve Specialist. Office hours 9 to 12; 2 to 5. 203-204 , Liberty llldg. Office phone 580; Res. phono 790-H. - Evo Snei'lBtlita DR. D. A. CHAMBERS, pptome trist. Eyes examined. .Jlusea fitted. 404 lleiVoid, Bldg.. Tel. 188. 3B2tf Fxpert Acconntnn$ WILSON AUDITING CO. K. M. Wilson, C. y. A. Attention given to anything, 'ini accounting and liicomo Tux Requirements. .L-ook Into our simplified accounting method. Liberty lildg.,, Mcutord. Phono 157-lt. Financial Wis ju i.i.ii ALi.Nj'rf.x lu wormy lieoplo to pay their honest debts, i Pacific Coast Credit Association, 423 Medford Rids., Medford. Ore. Freight Transportation LONO DISTANCE HAULING Medford - Klamath . truck line. Daily service, bonded currlors. Special ratus on load, lots, . Auto Freight terminal, 36 S. Fir, ..Tel. 1033. ' Bfoney to Lonn ' MONEY TO LOAN to worthy peo ple to uay their nonost .dobts. Also any amount to leap, on. city ptoportjl. Thoiims Kenlly Co. Room 12, Palm Blk.. Cor, Vnin and Front Sts., upstairs.' TtV ' 'Kxut Time y- ' Koul Fjitato (j Hnrunvro Ixwns Phonn 1328 Commercial Finance Corp. Mdlforil. Qrcwin . DO YOU .NKED MONEY 7 We make short time loans. Trans uciions stiictlK oonfidentinl. 311 Liberty Itldg. Open- Tuesdays ami Fridays till 9 p. m. Phono U57-J. H. H. Banister. .H., C. chrlstner. Moiiiimcnta THE OREGUN. GRANITE CO. Monuments. - li- A- Hicks, Gen eral Munuger; p. M. Kershaw, Sales Manager. 302 N. Front St., Medford. Music ) wlw',-v-vf'r,si'' PROF. 1). F. ELLIS, -instructor ,of violin Sevclp iiietliod the short cut to violin playing, Instructor of mundolin, guitar, steel guitar, ' stiindard. and lonor banjo.' Be 'glnners or advanced - -pupils, Sludlo E. Side, 23 Almond St, Medford. - ' " THORVAL H. FOLKENBERd lolln liiHtruetlon from start' to finish: orchestra practice free-to students.' - Instruments oip 4iand and curefdlly suited to-lndlvlduul putills. - Studios, rooms 3- and- 4, Colloga llldg., 31 lira po St., N. Phone 259-J. 173tf JOHN R. KNIGHT, violinist, solo ist, toucher; eorreet beginning, urtfetic, fiiUsh;, iiuuiy, .y.uiiiV ex perienco: best of referoiiiies. ,For appointment phono Jacksonville, 43, Stutjio locutipn announced .Inter. , ' .. . . ', . " '.. "W Palnllni nnd- PnnarlianginaT H. MARX, Ocneral Painting Con tractor, liming, , pupcrjiunging, carpentering, repairing, .'Phono 17S-.I. ltu'a. 57 Summit.'. l'lutpi fiistrnHInn FUED ALTON IIAIOHT a:acher 'i i-ipiio aiiu "iMiouiir., iiiaiH11 Musiu Studlu,. 3U Libcily JlldK-. Phone 72. ..... ... ,-15!tt Printers and Puhllslu-rs MEDFORD PRINTINCI CO. Has the best cuulpuud printing office , In. Southern OruKoh.. Boultblnd Inn, louse loaf leclifws, billing syslnins. etu. Portland ui'lHua.,27 N. Fir St. .' Rudld Scnloo RADIO SERVICE on any make raoiu. n. KJi i-urucser, zd oouin Grape street. Office Phono 335; Res. 1442 .' . ' 881 IteiNilrinat JO IllNAItlJ CYCLER Y-r-Kjrpert lawn mower gritiiiing. ropulrlng unci cleaiiliiH, culled for and de livered, till for $1) iiioluravcle and bieyelo repulrluH; work Kii.'irunloud. 38 S. Huitliilt: Tel. 1 IU8. MK Solid ami' i ravel C. A. HARTLKV Sund and Gravel plant. Cleaned, wuslei sand und gravel; cruslied. gravel, .all sites. Phone ulunt isos or office 127. ' MtP TratisfcV EADS TIIANSFKR STtlRAOB CO. Offlco 111 N. Fir. Street. Phono 315, prices right, berv tee guarunteed. DAVIS TRANSFER STORAOK Service Runranlood- 20 S. Grape St.. Phone 644;' or residence 1060. TRANSFER AND STORAGE T. E. SaipsAn fli. 1 Wuok service. Prices reasonable, . Cargo Insur ance, prelection, sen K. Rlver sldo. Phono $31. pr -,rf-,- - ,r t,- "a i?iatey : l'pliolstrritMr THlllAl'LT Maker of overstuffed furniture made to ., Older: re upholsrerlng. We esilmate. show samples. . Phono 96-R.. tit. i aoasn. j Wlrxtnw rVaininai LET C.EORtlR DO IT lhne lift for hnusrcleanlng, floor wnxlnt. Janlior service, yw, A, 8$l(