urnfnroTiT) matl TUvnuNTJ, MEnronn, orkoox, TnriRSDAV, October 10, man.
KtOE NTNT5
IS
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 10. (&)
The Butter market' Vn slightly
easier today, but no change was
made in price.
, The egg market continues firm
with strictly fresh supplies below
the demand.
Fresh-meats and poultry prices
were unusually weuk. Liberal
supplies are being received dally.
The demand for turkeys was al
ready under way, weights of 10
pounds or -more being especially
desired.
Reviewing the fruit and veget
able situation, tho Portland Mar
ket News Service of the United
States Department of Agriculture
says:
".Mixed cars,' Including celery,
cauliflower, lettuce, tomatoes, and
cabbage, are being loaded in in
creasing volume; Extensive celery
shipments will not materialize for
10 days or 2 weeks yet, however;
"Prices on the Portland whole
sale market continue about steady
nn nearly all commodities. Sup
plies of cauliflower are heavy and
spinach Is becoming more plenti
ful. "All melons have disappeared
.from, the market -except a few
southern Oregon casabas.
Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 10. 0F)
KOGS firm; prices to retailers:
Frexh extras, 4749c; standards,
4445c; fresh mediums, 38y40c;
medium firsts, 30c; fresh pullets,
liti 28c; pullet firsts,. 25c.
EGGS Firm; prices to whole
salers: fresh extras 45c; standards,
42c; fresh mediums 3Gc; medium
firsts, 34c; fresh pifllcts 24c; pul
let firsts, 23c.
BUTTER, ml 1 k (butterfut),
poultry, onions, potatoes, wool,
nuts, hay, cuscura bark and hops
steady, and unchanged.
livestock.
PORTLAND, Oct. 10. (P) Cat-
tljp and calves quotably steady; re
ceipts, cattle 50, calves 15. Calves.
medium to choice, $911.G0; cull
to common, $6.50$!).00; vealers.
milk fed. good to choice, $12?!)
13; medium, $1012; cull to
common, $7 10.
Hogs: Steady; receipts 1000, in
eluding 024 on contract.
Sheep and lambs quotably
steady; receipts 425.
San FrnncLsi-o Uiifbcrfat.
SAN FRANC1SC, Oct. 10. (P)
Hutterfat, f. o. b. San Francisco
IUAe '
E GET
JACKSONVILLE, Ore., Oct. 10.
(Special.) T. E. Dunnlngton,
John R. Knight, Harold Reed and
Leonard AlclCee who wore hunting
beyond Squaw Lake the past week
returned with two nice deer.
Clyde Fields of Sterling district
drove through our city the Inst of
the week with two oplehdid deer
which ho had shot on the Apple
gate. :
Itonice k Combest came ' homo
from Klamath FallH Monday and
left Tuesday with FIoyd: Cunning
ham for Applegato for d few days
hunting. .
Utudys Rose and George Witter
are visiting their parents, Mf. and
Mrs. Witter at 'their ranch near
Kerby for a few days while Geoigu
Is hunting doer. . '
K. O. Merrifleld und son Bruce
went hunting Sunday, returning
homo Monday on account of the
ruin. .
Ur. C. E. Jenkins nnd family.
Horace Jenkins nnd family, all of
this place, and V. S. Iteed and
wife from Salem went to Klamath
Ftills tho first of the woek. They
bnnightV back ;a firio bunch of
ducks.
Ye Poet's Corner
EVENINQ
When evening shadows lengthen,
It Is llicn I lovo lo nil,
Anil wntrh the Inst raya of the sun
t pun tho top of old Mt. I'itt.
Watching the shnilows creeping,
"Creeping on, up toward tho top,
And I know that this glory
From me tlicy goon will blot.
Then how peaceful It will he
As I Bit and fondly dreum
Of the heatity of the hills I love,
But which cannot be seen.
Then the Hunts begin to twinkle
In the valley far below,
And the whispering of the pines
Comes through the open door.
Night descends upon us
And to our cot we go.
To dream sweet dreams of the fu
ture And the country we love so.
Nettle E. Wcllman.
Nolle.
All Hopkins Lateral uncrs deir
Ins; to purchase more water, who
have not already notified the dis
trict, are requested 'o do so at
once., Phone 317. Medford.
ROOI'B RIVER VALLEY
IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
9? Js'orth Central Avenue, - JSTtl
THE MARKETS
BRINGING UP FATHER
f. TWEHE'b A NnA.rO ) I : : v - 'blWGlMG'. I- Et3tj "
OUT&IDE. WIT H A MR-JICCO- WAVE A I "s HER lF K V 7
L2goJ I OURWlFE. WHAT'-, U A
- ' ' ' "' ' ! 1 1 ''"'' $(t. I in". h' i r. r v u-r . Ii.. 'riti ttruain rights wwned . 0 . f q f
THE NEBBS The Outcast
uirt l IT'i ilDST 1jO
MakiaF-MPklT OBJECTS
TO LISHTHOUSEKEEPlWS AWO
THE GUEST 15 AiKtU TO
LEAVE AMD HE ECOM5
OM HAPPY Di-cCl
m -io
Ity Itobhlu C(M)iis.
HOLLYWOOD. There mu-t
be rsomethinB about theso French.
First it was Maurico Chevalier,
Parisian troubadour, who came,
was seen and hoard, and conquer
ed. Now it is hU
compatriot-friend
Georges Carpen-i:
tier. j
-In personality;
the two are mucn:
alike. Both havoi
the same quicii,;
(ftsarming smile. I
the tnmc genial)
friendlinoas, amll
nearly the samr
intriyuinK nccen'..
But Chevalier :j
the born show
man, while t h v
theatrical trh k
the former prize
ring hero has
mastered he ac
quired.
"I was a fight- G. Carpeiitlcr,
er firs,t, since the
age of 12," says Georges.
I used
to lick the boys in my school. One
day a- promoter saw me beat an
other boy In a street fight, and he
took me in charge and trained me
"Then when I Jiad some follow
ing In Franco as a fighter they
offered me picture work. I did it,
but I did not act. 1 was always
myself. I still am on the stage
or sitting hero In this hotel, I am
thd samo person. I cannot net. I
know It. But I can bo natural,
and I do."
uca lion
Carpentler, while hn does not
pretend to be "born on tho stage,"
nevertheless early In llfn became
fond of the Hi eater and Its peo
ple. He and Chevalier long have
been friends, and Grorges was
closely associated with many other
French actors. Little more than
thrco years ago he mado his first
staga appearance in Piwls. He
slnco has learned to dance and to
"put over" a song. But still ho
does not try to act.
And ho has never visited this
country without staying longer
than he planned. His lust crow
ing he Intended to remain n short
time, but vaudeville and other en
gagements extended his stay. This
year he came to New York for
a two weeks' vacation. The talkies
got him. And to all appcurances
they will keep him. too.
"TheinliV' Talk
.Tack King, concert pinnist who
had traveled tho world over plny
Ing the rlassics. Inst year while
visiting Hollywood romposnd h
cntchy melody at n party at Ruth
Chatterton's. He was fit the pi
ano, and suddenly the tune came
in him. In 20 minutes It was
completed a song without words.
Miss Chatterton sang it, or did
whatever is done to a wordless
tu no.'
A few nlghtu Tater, on a Satur
day, King attended a party at the
home of Frnnres Marion, the sce
nnrlft. His tmnfcs Wrr jrneknd to
$50 REWARD
To anyone who will buy my five
room modern furnished house
at 629 South Crape. Price
13,000.00. T.ook It over.
C. A. DE VOE
PHONE 523-J 2
ft AM
itr- in, TUIP- tr.T ;rvip- Lfc'X.i. .,-1 Aner VA-fcl I? Mrrt,p.:r l
ABOUWD THIS WOTELVJASt
MV 30 CEMT A POUNJD .
i COFFEE -X DOMT KMOVW
VMHAT VOURSMEUER 13
UP TO
,p AI .s?.yp 10
AOOT AT MV..KE.V-
err i
-
4,
l leave for Kurope tho following
Wednesday. ' Someone played ' thu
King melody. Louis U. Mayer,
producer, was present. Ho per
suaded King to delay his dopurture
long enough to sign a contract as
an M-G-M,song writer.
Later Dorothy Parker wrote lyr
ics, and King's melody v became
"How Am I to Know?" theme song
of "Dynamite." It wan King's first
attempt at popular composition.
Now nt Paramount, ho is writing
more "pops.' -
Iri sections whore they can boj
raised, pecan trees yield a greater
revenue than any other tree.
Nollcp to Creditors.
"rVnHi-o ia hni'filiv irivon thnt I
have been appointed by tho County!
Court , of Jnckson County, Oregon,
Administer of the estate of Anna
H. Jordan, doceasod, and have
qualified. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby noti
fied to present them, with proper
vouchers, and duly verified, to me
nt the office of Harry C. Skyrman.
altornoy for said estate, at Room
406. Modford Hulldlng, in Mcdford,
Oregon, within six months from tho
date of this notice. Dated and first
published September 20th, 1 J)!.
F. W. JORDAN, AdminlBtrator.
.Notice to Creditors.
Notice Is hereby given to all per
sons having claims against tho
cstffie of Elton E. JlocHOn. decensrd.
to prchent them (iroporly certified
to the umlcrHltfned, at tlio office of
Frank P. Farrell. 427 Meillorn
J'.ulldliiK. Modford, OrcKon, within
hIx months from the date of tho
first publication .of tliiH notieo.
which dato Ik the 3rd day of Octo
ber. I1I29.' EDNA M. HUBSON,
Administratrix of fhe EHtatc or
Elton E. liecsort, doceuscd.
Not I r of Final Settlement.
In the Matter of the Estate of G.
W. Reeder, also known us George
W. Reeder. Deceased. '
Notice Is hereby gIVen that' the
undersigned hhs filed his Final
Account in the above entitled mat-
CLASSIFIE0 ADVERTISING RATES
Rilei tr wcrd for tint Insirtlnn, 2c; eeh
imcetftiiw Insert ion. lc: minimum 25c. Indti
your ads with For Snls. For Rent, itc, im) count
thMt words, is well as wth Initial, ttlfptmr
number, etc., as a mm.
C astri es ids n adtintt an noi tartn over
phone, unless advertiser ha monthly account. No
allowance for phortt irrori.
WANTED PICTinl.BJ HKIil
WANTED StenoRrapher. Apply
Southern OrcKon Credit Uureao.
11!) N. Central. 198tf
WANTI3D MAI.K HFXP
WANTED Pear plckorii. Foot
hills Orchard. Phono C11-.I-4.
sour
WANTED Someone who haa had
experience In "KolleltlnK to can
vass i?lly and- county for local
firm: prefer someono with car.
Addreaa Canvasser care of Mall
Tribune, Klvlnn address anil tele
t)bone. 203
WANTED Reliable man with eat
as direct factory representative
. In Medford anil nearby counties.
No experlMiee necessary. I'n-
osuai opportunity for advance
ment. .Must be willing to start
on rensonsltliT basis. Kvnci-o .Mo
tors Co.. Battle Creek, Mich, jnt
PICKERS WANTED.
Tel. 1122-R
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WANTED MlSCEliLANICtjCS
WANTED To borrow Jlono to
2onu, ai .ocurlty. i Box D. C.
Mail Tribune. lliKtf.
WANTED Local and lonx did
lance - nattittm. we save yott
money.. Insured earners. Haw
ley Transfer. 619 N. ItlVerslde.
IMione 1044-X. 210
WANTED Bundle- work.
697-R-8.
Phone
2114
WANTED Washings,
Ii-3.
697-
204
WANTED Laundry. Called f
and delivered. Phone 4JJ-.I-2.
202
WANTED Cletwi eotton rait, at
man lrinune otnee. tf
WANTED 2nd hand (roods Junk
rat, I&0Q Prune. Tel 647-1.,
, , ??
omri i ri atuf'"as VOL)
Rf COULD Buv -rue FACTORY TVlAT MADE
7 ,7,a Mv moh-v tuat RdiltTWIS
7' ' IDrr un, , o.WEADEO. AUCTIOMEE
EO MOUTH NEA8 COUS,M
71, ,, no'T- u'ah mo motel to
i DUMBEST MOTEL. MAW ACER
r "5FUT vrxj OoM
. ii.ii ,r
MERE TD MAKbl V2")
Jl IT TWICE AS!
(CopyriRb,. I9. bv The Bell SwHIe.ti. Inr.) Tri
ter. and the above cntftled Court
has fixed November f.th, 1S2H, at
2 o'clock p. m., In the County Court
room in the court house, in Mod
ford, Oregon, as nut tlmo and place
for hearing objections to said Final
Account and for tho sottlomeni
thereof.
ORIS CRAWFORD.
Administrator with Will Annexed.
l OK KENT IlOUHHKEI-U'INa
nooius j
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms.
325 IS. Jackson Kt. Tel. 74i-W.
202
FOR KENT AIAItTMKNTS
FOR RENT
-Deslrablo apt. 10
200
Quince Ht.
FOR RENT Modorn furnished
apt. 110 Laurel. 2 Bp
FURNISHED 2 and 3 -room apart
ments and garage. 004 W. Hub.
200IC
FOR RENT 2-ronm apt, furnish
ed, 12. 710 Welch. 202
FOR RENT Close to school, fur
nished 2-room upt; Kurage; $lf!.
Also furnished newly papered
apt, $12; light and water paid,
Inquire 310 Portland. 201
FOR RENT Apts. 334 Apple. 205
FOR RENT Deslrablo furnished
upt. All hotel accomodations.
Hotel Grand. 204
FOR RENT 8-room apartment,
tiPHtali-H; hath privileges; uilultH:
f20. 307 N. Ivy St. tt
FOR RENT Furnished apt. Tel.
452-J1. lllYlt'
FURNIKHEO APARTMENT for
rent. Hotel Holland. HMtt'
FOR RI0NT A newly papered
nnd painted 3-room furnished
apartment, nice bath room, hot
nnd cold water, steam bent, close
in. Kits for fuel, ready to Htep
Into. Address Box AA, earn of
Mail Tribune rIvJiik your name
and address, aid owner will call
you. lilTlf
FOR RENT 3-room furnished
apt. with RlocpinK porch ana
linniEc. Closo In. Adults only.
240 S. Unipd. Hiltf
FOR RENT 8-rnom furnished
apt. with sleeping porch and ga
rage closo in; adulta only. 240
Hn. Ornpo. lSOlf
Fort ixkni- noiisim
FOR RENT Completely furnish
ed r,-room house. 628 W. littt.
Phone 842-R. 203
FOR RENT Large unfurnished
bouse, 8. Central, Inqulro 223 N.
Central. zoii
FOR ttENT Furnished It room
house; qainted: luith and garage.
Also new 4-room Oouso, llllfur
nlsbed, when eomleted. 204 So.
Cirape. Call lllistairs. 20 1
FOR RENT 4-room modern cot
tage, 1052 West llth; wood
shed and garage. Inquire 4n'i
King St. or phono utter 4:3a.
6U9-X. tf
FOR RENT 6-room bouse. Phone
r,4!l-R. 2H2
FOR RENT 3-room house. H.
O. Youmans, Thomas road, off
Stewart Ave. 201
FOR RENT OR BALE 6-room
unrurnishnd house. 'Redden &
Company. 115 N. Central.. )38tf
FOR UEis'T 6-rm. furnished mod.
rn house. $60. 814 Ho. Holly;
electric range, furnace, piano,
' garage. Call 4S-r. or call 718
- West Main. lOStf
L - - . ,
FOR REN T Homes. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown & White
, 17tf"
FOR RENT Modern 6-rm. home.
close In. Phone 224-11. 202
FOR JtENT a-rm. modern house,
4 lots. Inquire 828 Ho. Central.
201
FOR RENT Furnished houno.
145 N. Ivy. Tel 84D-.I. 192tf
FOR RENT 6-room unfurnished
house. 1035 W. 10th. Sen C. A
DeVoe, phone 62,1-J-j. I2lf
FfR RENT Bungalow, Hos, lann.
F. L. Tou Veils. Jacksonville. Ore.
Phone U2. 1M'
AIMT frfT AS
RUT MEBBE I
OPMIWe,ME6B,
borrv momev y
IM
M.tV P'-. U. 3. Pit OSf
' WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Truck dllvlni; or ranch
work. Box B. 11., Mull Tribune.
WANTED Carpentering, abln
lillnir, painting. 637-X. 213
WANTED Crl,e"tcr work. Oeo.
Ivcrson. Fhone 830-M, evenltiKS.
n 215
WANTED Work, by hlkh school
boy after 3:30 p. in. Phone 242.
tf
FOU RENT FimNIBHKU
IlOOSlg
Foil RENT Rooms for men. 12
month. 8 Laurel. 2on
FOR RENT In prlvnto homo,
reasonably priced room, 1 Vj blks
from City park. 222 S. Holly. 203
FOR RENT Clean, warm furnish
ed sleeping loom. 431) N. Holly.
-201
FOR RENT Largo, lovely fur
nished front room, prlvnto en
trance, heat. Altio smaller, well
furnished rooms. Board if do-'
sired. Phono 1314. N, Front St..
242. 201
FOR RENT FurnlHhcd room,
heat or not. 116 Mistletoe St.
Phono 306-M. 203
POUND
FOUND Bill book containing per
sonal papers, owner can have
Bame by Identifying property and
paying for Ibis ad ut Mall Trib
une. , . 201tf
niCVCLK HEPAIK1N
GUARANTEED BICYCLE and
MOTORCYCLE REPAIRING
Lawn Mowers Clround
Snappy Parcel Sorvlco
JOE ItlNAUD'H CYCLEUT
28 So. Bartlott
:' Tel. 1408 174tf
WAItMllllt'SE
MEDFORD WAUEHOUBB
it,....i,. M,. vr.l
We store (.nythlng, and loan money
un anyiuiog siurou.
Phone 316
14tf
foii ExmiAiiton
TRADE fl-ROOM HOUSE with
aero cherries, peaches, berrlna, In
Ashland near school, for house
In Medfmd. No dealers. Box
270, Modford. 203
FOR SAM-J AUTOMOIIIIvKS
''OR SALIC By fiwner, I latest
model Find sedan, only used
about 2 months. Phone 722. 207
BEFORE I1UYINO
See our stork of reconditioned
USED CARS.. They tiro priced
way below what you would ex
pect to pay. Come In.
MKDKORH MOTORS
SALES I'll It YSLEIt SKR VICE
... 128 So. Riverside.
;r . '
' - . - 203
RK1HT NOW! -Is
the time to buy a flood Used
Car. Prleea aro lower than you
will ever see again. Come in and
look them over.
Tilt
, 10
26 Essex Coach $
170
26 Olds Touring t
28 Essex H(dnn -
160
62 6
, Hi
26 Dodge Coope '.
2H Cbev. ('out)C
28 Essex Coach
28 Nnsh Convertible
285
425
650
700
77 5
185
160
Hi
la
13
Con tie
26 Bulck Master Sedan..
24 Hudson Speedster ....
(Balloon tires. )
1625 Olds Roadster
Lots of thesA ears are less than
half of Northwest manual prices.
All ere real hovs.
V ARMSTItONd MOTORH CO.
Phone 18. 101 Mo. Riverside.
200tf
FOR SALE For rash, cheap, Nash
Special 0 touring, California top.
Hee Bill Young at Btti hum's Oa
rage, 2,03
By George McManus
' Air, punni ou WAS STAKJOINJ&
f cirtkj-r TUFCE UJMENJ 1 CALLED
I -nurM kittMF:S.ACTEO
1 DIOSJT SEE MIM - VAJW&M Ht
r-tri-K. TUOm TUF. PICTURE
BU5IWES5 MEL'S SOIMS
SO BROKE THAT PEMMV
IM HI5 POCKET will
AKJ ORPHAW
4
..UliiSlj'
II.SOI01,I,A.M.Ot'S
i'URNITURE MOVING Sz STOR- !
A(1E We will muvo your furni
ture at a reasonable coHt to you
and guarantee satisfactory serv
ice. If you want storage space
for your fumllui-e, sco us first.
Rates reasonable. Best storage
warohouse In MeoTord. BOND
EI) W A R K 1IOUHI
ITtOTEC-
TION. Tel. 833.
F. E. SAMSON
CO.
. lutltf
FOR HIRE Clood pack burro for
your hunting trip. Call Loomls,
HiX from 8 to 6. dally.
11DSINESS OITOHTtlNITIKS
FOR SALE Established service
stalling best location on Pacific
hlghwoy; 10-yeur property lease.
Will consider one-year trial leasu
to responsible party. Talent Ser
vice Station. Talent. 207
FOIt SALIC IlOMliE
JEST BAItOAIN IN MEDFORD
For sale: 5-rni. house. 2 porches;
plastered, good plumbing, corner
lot; streets paved, nice shade and
beautiful flowers: $2100. Rents
fnt $30 per month. L. O: I'lek-
ell, 204 li. Main. Phouu 1)83-1,.
203
FOR SALE NICELY FURNISH
ED 6-room house on pavement;
east front and a bargain for
quick sab'. Attractive terms.
C. S. BCTTEltFlELIJ, Realtor.
207
FOR SALE ASIC US, WE KNOW.
Brown i While, Realtors. 206
FOR HALE Attrncttvo now bun
galow, 6 rooms, bath, breakfast
nook, fireplace, hardwood floors;
best construction; good terms.
62!) South Holly. l!i;l!f
RAItriAINH
2 Modern 4-room bungalows, with
sleeping porch anil garages, lot
60x100; rent for $30 each; closo
In. A good buy at (5000.
lfio-Acre ranch, 10 acres of pears,
10 acres of apples: can bo de
veloped Into a first-class place.
This place call bo bought for $60
per acre.
DEAL A KNIGHT,
20 N, Hartlott.
202
FOR KALI'l OR RENT Modern 4
room house, partly furnished,
enst side Call ut 414 S. River
side. 202
FOR HALE Dandy lllllo homo,
$1250, Very easy terms. Call
'evenings, C. II. jlowell, Berry
dale Ave 180lf
FOR SALEREAL, EBTATU
DAIRY RANCH
25 Acres A No. 1 soli, 16 A. alfalfa
and clover, V4 mllo from good
school, 4 A. orchard, apricots and
peaches: 5-room modern house,
automatic electric pump; in nn
exeellent part of the valley. Also
10 bead good milk cows, 1 team
mares, milking machine and ftlli
line farm equipment. Price com
plete, $12.0011; half cash, balance
good terms at 6. See Charles
A. Wing Agency. Inc.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Confectionery and grocery store,
well equipped with fountain,
pttekers, show cases, etc. Doing
nn excellent business. Well lo
cated, price $3,600: terms. Heo
Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc.
. 2(I2
FOR SALE ASK I'M, WE KNOW.
Brown & White, Realtor. 206
ANOTHER SUBURBAN, nnd n
good one, with 2 seres of land, fl
rooms, modern, close to high
way and grade schoolR, city wat
er and meter rates; alreadv fi
nanced and bare; small acreage
will be taken In exchange See
HOLMES for HOMES, Nush Ho.
tul coiner. Phono 320. 201
FOR HALE Oil TRADE Ono of
the finest little dairy ranches In
the Rogue River valley, with or
without 1(1 head of cows. Phono
6S6-J-1. lillltf
FOR SALE 6 to 26 acre, land on
old stage road, 2 miles north of
Jacksonville, - Phono 314-J-4.
C. J. MeCny. 102
WHEN YOU think of real estate,
eeo Brown & WHIlo, , W
By SOL HESS
Happiness Ahead
LIKE
ELSIET
NAPA, CALIF-.
TU'Ktalaion
TbftnaA .tuoma
WiOOOVILLC, PA.
TO Cit.
oc
A. Trail otUie
O.VM. HALL,
EUNICE SPURGEB
HAVNCSVILLE. LA..
ROTH HICKIMAM
TheNWindHli
VDhtrl wind
-s. MAMM
KMWVII.I.E TENM,
FOft RKNT SIlSOHIJjANKOOS
FOR RENT
flarscAi 1(14 Ho. Oak-
dale.
Phono 242. tf
l.osi
LOST Gentlemnn's wrist w.V.ch
Sunday near Unite Creek covered
bridge, ltuwirrd. Call 303. 300
FOR SAM
-LIVESTOCK
fOU SALE llorso, Ricy gelding,
1701) His., sound, true; cheap for
cash. 15-F-21. 2i)i
fOU SALE 116 ewes. W. L.
Lewis. 727 W. Jackson. Tel. nzu.
201
rOR SALE Jersey cows and heif
ers. A. Ilonsler, i mllo cast of
Phoenix. . i'S2C?
FOR SAl,r norm vND I'ETS
FOR SALE ' Pedigreed pollco
pupa. Call 608 N. Grape, 201
TWO POINTERS nnd nnc fox ter
rier for sale. Dr. Stone. 101
FOR SALE WOOD
WOOD FOU SALE 16-lnch dry
largo body fir wood. No better
fit- wood sold In MedforiJ. Also
laurel and oak. Buy now at right
prices. Phono 863. F. 10. HAM
SON COMPANY, office ut 2211
North Riverside. l!)6lf
FOR SALE .M18CKLI.AN KOtJH
FOR SALE Spitz npples. Ala
Vista Packing House, South Fir.
20ltt
FOIt SALE Inspected Mastodon
strawberry plants, tloo. Young,
Stewart Ave. 210
HPEC1AL HALE
Olio Fertilizer S p r o a d o r. new
$62.70
Three Manure Sprcadors..$ 160 each
Used IJlsc Burrows.
Used 'Praetor Plows. ' '
HUBBARD BROS, Inc.
206
WE BUY, sell and exchange men's
women's and children's good
used clothing and shoes. "Mae's
Place," Nash llhlg., Front St.,
Mcdford, oro. 203
FOU SALE A good Krag-.Iorgen-sen
rifle, $12.00. Inquire even
ings, 417 North Oakdalu. Olio
Ilcckert. tf
FOR SALE Lalo peaches, not Ir
rigated. Carney Orenard. Black
well Illll, between Central Point
and Gold Hill. Bring boxes. 1011
FOR SALE Hwoet potato squash,
also squash for cow feed, Phone
6;i!)-R-.'l. J. Vnndorfy. 203
''OR SALE Clean Blue Cluh seed
wheat. Phono 601-J-2, evenings.
201
FOR SALE Foi'dson tractor and
plows. II. O. Wultcrmlro, Cen
tral Point. 201
FOR HALE Trnctor aub-sollers.
Phono 1129-R. . 203
FOR HALE Canning ponchos,
Italian prunes, cooking npples.
Walter Jones, Phone 1122-H,
IIMtf'
FOR HALE Great bargain. Victor
Orthophonio, electrically onerat
ed, with 60 records, in porfect
condition; cost $850, will sell,
If taken at onco, for $75. , Ad
dress Box K, Mall Tribune, tf
FOR SALE Cooking apple..: Tel.
132-L. . 214
FOR HALF Nloe sUod Winter
Bonnna apple culls, Routs ft
Parkev warohouse. Gold Hill.
Call W. E. Root, Medford, phone
2114. 171U"
FOIt SALE For .and and gravel
sediment nnd general teaming
Tel. D12-J. twm'l Bnteman. tf
FOR SALE Used sewing ma
chine.: all make., $5 up; terms
ir tiestreo. au mnkea rented
and ! repaired. Whlto Hewing
Machine Co.. 24 North Bartlott.
Jltf
FOR SALE Page field fence
yard fence, gates, , netting all
kind; cedar nnd steel fence
posls. Complete lino of fence
material. "We build fences."
Ut.d,d,6piV)n,, Te, 68, f
It IlKIXKRH Dl RI'rrOB Y
AliKlracts
MURRAY ABSTftACT CO. Ab
stracts of Title, Title Insurance.
Ilooms 3 and 6, Nn, 32 North
Ccntrul Ave., upstairs, '
JACKSON (XI.
Abstract Co.
AhatinclH of Tltlo
mill Tllle Insur
ance. Tlio only
complete THIo
SyHtcm In Jack
son County. -
Chiropractic Phj-slclnns
DM. K. W. HOFFMAN Chiro
practic Nerve Specialist. Office
hours I) to 12: 2 to 6. 20S-2O4
I.lbertv BldB. Office phone 680;
Ilea, phono 700-H!
CMilnincy Sweep
CHIMNEY SWEEP Ooorge Eaton.
Cull Eails & Holbrouk Bocond
Hand atoi-o, N. Front. , I'hone
11D2-J. . '
Ivye SH-elallsl8
Dlt. D. A. CHAMBERS, Optome
trist. Eves examlnoil. GlUHses
fitted. 404 Modford BldB. Tel.
188. 352tf
li'xpcrt Accountnnt
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attontlon given
to anything in accounting and
Income Tux Requirements. Look
Into our simplified accounting
method. Liberty Bldg., Jledford.
Phone 157-K.
Finnnidnl
WE LEND MONEY to worlhy
pooplo to pay their honest debtfl.
Pacific Coast Credit Association,
423 Mcdford Bldg., Modford, Ore.
Freight Transportation
LONG DISTANCE HAULING
Mcdford - Klamath truck line.
Daily sorvlco. Bonded carriers.
Special rates on load lots. Auto
Freight terminal, 36 S. Fir. Tel.
1033.
Money to Tsmn
MONEY TO LOAN to worthy peo-.-
pie to pay their honest dobta.
Also any amount to loan on olty
properly. Thomas Realty . Co.
Room 12, Palm Blk Cor. Main
and Front Sts., upstairs.
Cl Real Estatoi
I () Mortgngo IioniM
V Phono 1.128
Coinnicri'lal Finniicn Corp, '
Mcdford, Oregon '
DO YOU NEED MONEY? Wo
make short tlmo loans. Trans
actions strictly confidential. 311
Liberty Bldg. Open Tuesdays
and Fridays till 0 p. m.. Phono
G57-J. H, H. Bunlster. H. C
Chrlstner.
Motmnicntfi
THE OREGON GRANITE CO, .
Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Gon
cral Manager; P. M. Kerahaw,
Sales Manager. 302 N. Front St,
Mcdford.
Music
PROF.' B. F. "ELLIS, Instructor, of
violin Seveip method the short
cut to violin playing. Instructor
of mandolin, guitur, steel guitar,
, standard and tenor banjo. Bo.
glnners or advanced . pupils,
Studio E: Side, 22 Almond St.
Medfprd.
THORVAL II. FOLKENBERG
Violin instruction from star to
finish; orchestra practice tree t.
students. Instruments on hand
and carefully suited to Individual
pupils, studios, rooms $ nd 4,
Col logo Bldg., 81 Grape St.. N,
Phono 250-J. . 173tf"
IOHN R. KNIGHT, violinist, solo
idt. toucher; correct beginning,
artiotlc, finish; many yoarg'.'o
periene'e; host of references. -Foi
appointment phone Jacksonville
43. Studio location announced
later. i- 20$'
Painting nnd Papcrlianglrur -
II, MARX Quality painting, tint
ing end paperniinging; saves ami
beautifies; color schemes that am
"easy to llvo with" at minimum
cost to you; decorating of now
unci old furnlttiro und. fixture.
Phono 178-J.
IMano Instruction
FRED ALTON HA 1(1 HT Teacher
of Piano and Harmony. Haigbt
Music Studio, 318 Liberty Bldg.,
Phono 72. . 16ti
Printers and Puhllthoni
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Hn
tho best equipped printing office
in Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, loose leaf ledgers, billing,
systems, otc. Portlund prices, $7
N. Fir St.
Rndln Service
RADIO SERVICE on any make
radio. H. o. Puriickor, 22 South
Grape street. Offlco Phono $36;
Res. 1442. 381
Repairing
Rami and Gravel
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel
plnnt. Cleaned, washed sand
and gravel; crushed gravol. all
sizes. Phono plant 1203 or office
127. a64lf
Saxophone Instruction'
SAX OPHONE INSTRUCTION
Ike Porter. Saturdays. Sparta,
Uldg Rm. 16. Studlp to sub-lot.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER A STORAGE!
CO. Office HI N. Fir Street.
Phono 815. Trice, right. Sorv
lco guaranteed. - '
DAVIS TRANSFER & 8TORAOH
Service guaranteed. 20 H. Grapo
SI., Phone 644, or rcsidenco 1060.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE f.
E. Snmson Co. Quick sorvloo,
Prices reasonable. Cargo Insur
ance protection. 228 N. Rtvor
side. Phone 833.
-i-
Vphnlstcrlnt
THIHAL'LT Maker of overstuffed
furniture made to order; ro
upholstering. Wo estimate, .how
samples. Phono S68-R. $(
Wabash,
Window Cleaning
LET GEORGE DO IT Phono 1171
for houaecleanlng, floor waxing,
illltOr service. qo. 4, 69Wt