TrRT)FORD MATL TRTT5TINT!, MTCDFORT), OTCTMOV,- FRTDAY. OtTOBF.R 11. 1020.
panic Frvn
Daring Stunts
,in 'Flying Marine,'
Rialto Saturday
i
Daring tallsptns, luojis, barret
rolls, hanks and turns are anions
the spectacular air stunts featured
In the ear rodeo of the screen,
"The Flying Murine," synchronized
with dialogue and a beautiful mus
ical score which coino to thA;Klalto
theater tomorrow for one day only.
Ben Lyon, Hhirley Mason and Ja
son Rouarda are the featured play
era. The thrills of aviation form the
background lor n love story of
great human Interest. Two broth
ers fall in love with th esame girl.
The girl promises herself to the
younger brother only to find th.it
It Is the older tine she loves. Just
as she Is about to break her en
gagement, her fiance suffers & se
vere Injury In an airplane crash.
His life depends on his faith In
her. She masks her true feeling
td save the boy. When all seems
hopeless as for an the happiness
of these three young people are
concerned, Kate enters in the form
wof grim tragedy and effects a solu
tion pf their problem.
' Ben Lyon gives a splendid per
formance ns the dashing young aM
ator. Shirley Mason, tho petite
and pretty heroine, and Jason Hoh
imls In the role of the older broth
er, render natural performances.
EDEN PRECINCT CLUB
. TO RESUME MEETINGS
i EDEN PRECINCT, Ore., Oct. 11.
(Special.) The social organization
called Daffodil club in Kast Eden,
will resume activity following th
summer vacation, meeting at the
home of Mrs. Colver Furry next
Wednesday. The club has not been
holding meetings during the sum
mer. Mrs. S. P. Harnebury is pres
ident of the club.
EDEN PRECINCT WOMAN
SUFFERS RIB FRACTURE
i EDEN PRECINCT, Ore., Oct.
ll. (Special.) Mrs. Wells of
North Talent suffered a fractured
rill one day last week and on Sat
urday of this week liad to go to
Dr.' Stearns of Medford to have a
bandage" plnced about her side.
4
National IlrnHluiHiine t'onipanv.
6:30 to 7 p. m. Phlleo's Theater
I JJemijrJes. .,;:,. -
... CarryinK the soprano and ten
or voices of Jessica Draironelte
and' Colin O'More to a nation
wide audience, I'hllco's Theater
Memories program will be broad
cast. '
Hroallcast throilKh KHQ, KO
MO, KGW. KCIO, KPO ami KFI.
7 to 7:30 p. m. Armstrong Quak
ers." ' . ' "
' -Featured on this weekly pre
sentation, which was heard In
tho west for tho first time last
Friday, nre Lois Uonnett. so
prano: Mary Hopple, contralto:
Andy Sanella, guitarist; a male
quartet and an orchestra con
ducted, by Victor Arden.
' llroadcltst through KHQ, KO
MO, KGW, KOO and KFI.
7:30 to 8 p. m. Armour program.
; The Armour orchestra of 30
pieces, 'conducted by Joseph
Koestner and Fred Waldners
tenor voice are heard during the
half hour.
Ilroadeast through KHQ. KO
MO, KOW. KGO. KPO and KFI.
8 to 9 p. m. RCA Hour.
Hells chime happily as the R
CA hour opens with the "Caril
lon" from nizet's famous "L'Ar
oHIenne" suite tonight. The It
CA orchestra will play the' se
lection under Max Dolln's dlroc
' tion.
Broadcast through KHQ. KO
MO, KOW, KGO. KPO and KFI.
9 to 9:30 p. m. Horden program.
Five male quartet arrange
ments of popular numbers, four
orchestrnl selections nnd a bass
solo" will he heard tonight.
With Chnrles Hart conducting,
the Instrumentalists will open
tho broadcast with "My Little
Honey and Me." In the second
number, the quartet Joins the
orchestra In an optimistic son.
"Painting tho Clouds With Sun
shine." Broadcast through KHQ. KO
MO, KOW. KOO, KPO. KFI.
KHIj and KOA.
9:30 to. 10 p. m. Union Service
Station Four.
Frank. Sandy. Sally and Jack,
the quartet of entertainers who
rompose the Union Service Four,
will broadcast 30 minutes of
music nnd comedy.
Broadcast through KHQ. KO
MO. KOW. KOO. KPO nnd KFI.
10 to 10:30 p. m. "In the Parlor."
Neighborhood gossip nnd news
of the retail district will alter
nate with song favorites nf lSIlf;
during the half hour broadcast
of "In the. I'arlnr."
The cast Include Hobbe Deane
In the role of Mrs. I'pdlke, lien
' Meljuighlln as her husband. Ted
Maxwell ns Toby and Charles
Mnrshall In the part nf Hiram
Whoozls. It. C. Conneite Is the
nnthor of the continuity
Broadcast through KHQ. KFI.
KSI, nnd KOA.
10:30 to 11 p. m. 'The Nomads."
Charles Hart will abandon his
customary role of conductor of
"The Nomnds" to offer a piano
solo when this group of music
ians hroadrnsts through NHC
station..
Hroadrat through KHQ. KFI.
KSI, nnd KO.V
It to 12 mldnisht Musical' Mus
keteers. . .' .
' 3ht.t. milvir provided hv the
NBC Musical Musketeers will be
played tonight, Walter Bcban
BRINGING UP FATHER
6UTLE.R-o downJ
Itsl THE KITCHEN)
anjd tE if Vou
TMlSlK ME DO
i V7-TT77 ; ( ; ,V""r It--v s "-l J-
THE NEBBS The Fox
NOW OUR
f LIMT
akjo caleb
rguroo tdsether
cs
RkwROD, A VERV
W6AL.THV AMD
INFIUEKJTIAL
BROKERIS As
HARD MAM
TO SEE.... ,
IiETS SEE MOW
THE WILY FUWT
(SETS IM TO SEE
HIM FUMT
IS A & RAFTER
OF THE MAGNI
TUDE THAT THE
SITUATION!
DEMAMDS
directs the 14-pieco band whlen
will Interpret a Ki'oup. of espec
Jally arranged sons und dnace
favorites.
liroadcast throuKh KIIQ, KO
MO and Kl'O.
, HIk Plans.
By Mary Clruluiin liunhi:!'.
The Utile' Black Clock' was very
happy, and he was full of plans
and Ideas.'
"I've turned the time back this
time " the Utile Black Clock said,
"and" we're going to see something
which started all sorts of big
things. Watch!"
John and Peggy nnd the Little
Black Clock found themselves in
a room in which a man was watch
ing a kettle bulling on the stove.
"Is ho going to have some
tea?" Peggy asked, "if ho In 1
don't see why he doesn't take the
kettle off now. The wnter cer
tainly is boiling enough."
"Why does he watch It like
thai'.'" John asked. "Well, any
way. It doesn't pruvo what my
mother says."
"What's that?" asked tho Little
Black Clock.
"My mother says that a watch
ed put never boils. That kettle
Is being watched, and It certainly
is boiling," John answered.
""He's not interested in tea or
anything Just now except that boil
ing kettle or rather, tho boiling
water, and the way it Is behav
ing in thnt kettle."
"What a funny thing to watch,"
John said.
Then' the boiling water begun
to lift the lid of the kettle. I P
nnd down went the lid, nnd tho
man seemed so very, very happy.
"1 can do it. 1 know I can."
the man was waying to himself.
He had not noticed John. Nor had
he noticed the Little Black Clock.
' "We'll wait nnd see some of
his experiments. 1 can fix tiio
time nil right even if It takes
some littlo while," said tho Lltllo
Black flock.
So they watched nnd saw tho
man use a piston which moved ns
the kettle lid had moved by menus
of steam, nnd they saw a wheel
turning n'round at the same time.
"What in the world are we see
ing?" John asked.
'The Invention of the first steam
engine!" exclaimed the Little
Black Clock. "And the man yon
have teen watching " Is James
Watt."
(Tonuirrmv "What lluppolicil
Then.")
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
By virtue of an execution on
foreclosure duly Issued out of and
under the seat of the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon. In and for
the County of Jackson, to me di
rected and dnted on September 7th,
1929, in a certain suit therein pend
ing, -wherein Delroy (letchell was
and Is plaintiff, and A. W. Walker
and others were defendants, and
Llnnle Hanscsm and A. c'. Walker
and Jackson County. Oregon, were
defendants nnd appellants and In
which said suit said Circuit Cuurt
made, rendered and entered Us de
cree under date of September Cth,
1929, and which said decree Is re
corded In Volume 46 of tho Circuit
Court Journal of Jackson County.
OreKOn. nt pages f22-I23 thereof,
ami which said decree ordered
spread upon the Journal of said
court the mandate of the Supreme
Court of the Stfite nf Oregon, which
bears date of July 13th. 1929. nnd
which reversed the former decree
of said circuit Court which was
dated February 1. 1928. and which
said latter decree as so rendered
and entered, gave -.-And granted
unto the said Llnnle Uunscam and
A. C. Walker, as salil- appellants
and defendant), fiul, aupL-rlur,
MAC6I&- Tb
!1 liI If vn,(nRt III 1 1 -i.vv i,, I 1 1
HARD TO
err knjv
OF E. iv.
to oo
TMiN6
prior and paramount lien against
the hereinafter described premises
ns of date of July fith, l!2!l. in the
sum of-$3412.07, nnd ordered said
premises hereinafter described to
be sold in the manner provided by
law for the purpose of satisfying
said decree, accruing 'Costs and ac
crued interest thereon.
Notice Is hereby given that, pur
suant to the terms of said execu
tion, nnd said decree, I will on the
l'.llh day of October, 11I2U. at the
front door of the Courthouse In tho
City of Medford, Jackson County,
Oregon, offer for aale and will sell
at public auction for cash to the
highest bidder, to satisfy Bald lien
and decree as aforesaid, together
with the costs of this sale, subject
to redemption as provided by law,
free and clear from any and all
right, title, estate, lien and Interest
that said plaintiff, Uelioy lletchell,
or said defendants. A. W. Walker.
I
Katie Walker, E. H. Lamport,
.Frank C. Bramwell, Superintendent
of Banks of the Htato of Oregon,
I Bullock Mercantile Agency. Gcr-
lach Barklow Co., Otter Mnnufac
i Hiring Co., New England Fabric
Manufacturing Co., Tho Osborne
.Co., Louis Roesch. State Industrial
Accident Commission. Oils New-
bury, might have or claim to have
tin nnd to the following described
I premises lying nnd being situate in
(Jackson County, Oregon, to-wlt:
I Lot One (1) of Block Forty-nine
1(49) of the City of Medford. Ore
' gon, ns the same Is designated, de
lineated, numbered and described
upon the official plat thereof now
of record.
Dated this 12th day of Septem
ber, 1929.
RALPH O. JENNINGS.
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
By Olga E. Anderson, Deputy.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given thnt T
have been appointed by tho County
Court of Jackson County, Oregon.
Administrator of the estate of Bat
tle -M-. Pickett, deceased, and have
qualified. ' All persons having
claims against said estate are here
by notified . to present them, with
proper vouchers, and duly verified,
to ine nt my office in the Medford
Building, in Medford. Oregon, with
in six months from the date of this
notice. Dated nnd first published
October 4th. 1921I.
HARRY C. SKYRMAN.
' ' . Administrator.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES
Ralel per vtrd for flrit Insertion, 2c; Kh
lufcttinng inmtion. It; minimuM 25c. Indti
your df ttilh Tor Sail, For Rent, elc, and count
these words, as well as each Initial, lelephom
number, etc., as I word.
Classified ads in adrince and not token over
phone, unless adsertlsrr has monthly account. No
allowance tor phone errors.
WANTED MALE 'HEM
WANTED v A few t-xperlenced
sorters. Robifrt T. Cochrane &
Co,, So. Front. 203
WA NT KD Someone who has had
experience .In soliciting to can
vass city and county for local
firm: prefer someone with car.
Address Canvasser, care of Mall
Tribune, giving address and tele
phone. 203
PICKERS WANTED. Tel. 1 1 22-It.
tf"
WANTED MICEI.iAXEOUS
WANTED A Fnrdson tractor.
Prefer Dr.nl.y wheels. Tel. 1 om
it. ' 2"3
WANTED 1 to 3 acres. Improved,
excH. for I acre good Improved
Sacramento prnperry, close in,
fith house left oh, lfoZlf.r. Lane.
Schoenbel-ger. 2H4
WANTED . To borrow $1000 fn
12000. Al security. Box l. C.
Mall Tribune. . .. I!l8ir
WANTED LDcnl and long dis
tance hauling. We save vou
money. Insured carriers. Ilaw-b-v
Transfer. 619 N. Riverside,
l'hone 1U44-.V. 219
WANTED Bundle work. Plwsne
r.!i7-li-3. 24
WANTED Washings. Tel. 697-K--
204
WAXTED I.annilrv. Caller) for
and delivered, l'hone 4J1-.I-2.
202
WANTED Ce,n cotton ragi at
Mall Tribune office. tf"
YA.TED 2nd hand roods Junk
I'at'e, 1606 Prune. Te l .47-L.
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ISm-'t'-IR PENROB VTiornAikl AKir VA. tSlTlrT p,p f A TERRIBLE MISTAKE-VJE VAERETO Y IS A eeAR-FLI-JT Lf"
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XR1NJ&S SIR TO Dfc. DISTV)kd6-D g-p HE ASKED I SEND HIM M"-5TOBy MEKE MOR THERE-MV MAME is ROCKMEYlTMls ,5 AM E0O . VeyroU "
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111 7 1 - V THIS CARD OM A VWILLIAM5. r7T I OVE:R VVMTH VoU "1A:r- wlLL MAKE 4 F02 sRr-rriR "J1".
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.-!VTED SITUATIONS ' POIt ItKNT HOUSES UfSlNISSS OI'POHTUNITIKS 1 FOR SAIilC rOUIl'RT
WANTHI) Young widow wants
work in doctor's office or as fil
ing clerk. Phone 2411-L. 204
WANTED- Truck driving or ranch
work. Box B. II.. -Mail Tribune.
202'
I -
1 WANTED Carpentering, shln
; gling. pnintlng. 537-X.. 213
WANTED Carpenter work. Goo.
Iversuii. Phone 830M' evenings.
f- 216
WANTED Work, by hieh nchnnl
boy after 3:30 p: m. Phone 242
j tt
FOR KENT HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS :i-
FOR- ItKNT K'U'ge furnished
l housekeeping room. Tel. U34-I,.
.204
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms.
325 10. Jackson St. Tel. 749-W.
2U2
FOR RENT APAKTMKNT8
FOR RENT 3-rm., first floor; hot
and cold water, phone, use of
bath, close In. 322 So. Central.
Inquire premises, or Mrs. ltlans:
Hotel Holland. 2(lltf
FOR RENT -Quince
St.
-Desirable apt. 10
200
FOR RENT Modern furnHied
apt. 116 Laurel. 2IM1
FURNISHED 2 and 3-room npnrt
ments and garage. C04 W. loth.
SOiilf :
FOR RENT 2-room apt, furnlsh-
ed, 12. 710 Welch. - 2112
FOR RENT AptS. 334 Apple. 203
FOR RENT Desirable furnished
apt. All hotel accomodations.
Hotel Grand. 204
FOR RENT 3-room apartment,
upstairs; bnth privileges; adulls:
$20. 307 N. Ivy St. If
t FOR RENT Furnished apt. Tel.
402-H. 19711"
FURNISHED APARTMENT for
rent. Hotel Holland. 194tf
FOR RENT A newly pnpered
and painted 3-room furnished
apartment, nlco bnth room, hot
and cold water, stenm heat, close
In, gus for fuel, ready to step
Into. Address Box AA, care nf
Mall Tribune, giving your name
and nddress, and owner will rail
you. 197lf
FOR RENT 3-room furnished
apt. with sleeping porch und
garage. Close in. Adults onlv-
240 S. Grape. Illlir'
FOR RENT S-room furnished
apt. with Bleeping porch and ga
rage, close In; adults only. 240
So. Grape. 18!itf
FOR HENI FUTtNISflKD
ROOMS
FOR RENT Iirge, lovely fur
nished front room, private en
trance, heal. Also smaller, well
furnished rooms. Ronrd If de
sired. Phono 1314. N. Front
St., 242. aoltf"
Fort RENT Rooms for men. I2
month. 8 laurel. 2 ot;
FOR BENT In private home,
reasonably priced room. I hlk
from Clly park. 222 S. Holly. 2C3
FOR RENT Furnished room,
heat or not. 116. Mistletoe St.
Phone DOr.-M. 203
MISCELLANEOUS
I'TIINITI'llE MOVING A STOIl
ACE We will move your furni
ture nt a reasonable cost to you
' nnd guarantee satisfactory serv
ice. If you want storage space
for your furniture, see us flrt.
liittes reasonable. Be-,t storare
warehouse In Medford. ItoN'lt
Ef) W A It E IKll'SK PROTEC
TION. Tel. 833. F. E. HAM HON'
CO. 1 I r
FOR HIRE Hood pack burro for
yntsr hunting trip. Call Loorol".
IHfrnm In 5. daily.
lOST
LOST Gentleman's wrist watch
Sunday near Butte Creek covered
bridge. Reward, e'u II 193. Sou
. ...
Foil HUNT llousu.
loch.
1119 West
2n4 :
FOR RENT Completely furnish
ed 6-room house. 62S W. llth.
l'hone 842-lt. 1 203 .
Foil RENT Largo unfurnished
house, s. Central. Inquire 223 N.
Central. 206
Folt RENT Furnished 3-room1
bouse; qainted; hath and garage.
Also new 4-rooni House, unfur
nished, when completed. 204 Ho.
Grape. Call upstairs. 2l4
FOlt RENT 4-rnom modern cot
tage. 1062 West llth; wood
shed and garage. Inquire 4IMI
King HI. or phone utter 4:3a.
6U9-X, If
FOR RENT 0-rooin house. Phone
649-R. 2U2
FOR RENT OR SALE 6-room
unfurnished house. Redden tic
Company. 119 N. Central, limit"
FOR RENT t-rm. furnished mod
ern house, $60. 314 Ho. Holly;
electric range, furnace, piano,
garage. Call 45-Y, or call 718
West Main. 198lf"
FOR REN T Homos. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown & While.
17tt"
FOR RENT Modern 0-rm. house,
close In. Phono 224-R.' 202
FOR RENT Furnished house.
145 N. ivy. Tel 349-J. lU2lf
FOR RENT 6-room unfurnished
. huuse. 1035 W. 10th. See C. A.
DeVue. phone G23-J-2. 102lf
FOR RENT Bungalow, Ross lane.
1 F. L. TouVelle, Jacksonville
Phone 112. 175tf
FOUND
FOUND Bill book containing per
sonal papers. Owner can have
- snme by Identifying property nnd
paying for this ad at Mall Trib
une. 20llf
FOR EXCIIA.-VGE
FOR TRADE A 4-room modern
house, 2 large shady lots, for
home in country or acreage. Box
A. F.. Mall Tribune. 206
FOR EXCHANGE My .homo In
'Ashland for a little home In or
around Medford or Jacksonville.
Address 173 Helman St., Ash
land. Ore. 208
TRADE 6-ROOM HOUSE with
s ncre cherries, peaches, berries. In
Ashland near school, for house
In Medford. No dealers. Box
270, Medford. 203
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR
SALE By owner. 1 latest
model Kurd sedan, only user
about 2 months. Phono 722. 207'
used
BEFORE BUYING
See our stock of reconditioned
USED CAKS. They are priced
way below what you would ex
pect to pay. Come In.
MKIIFORI) .MOTORS
SA LES-CH It YSI. Ell SERVICE
128 So. Riverside.
203"
RIGHT NOW!
Is the lime to buy a Good Used
cnr. 'Prices are lower than you
will ever set. again. Conio In und
look them over.
1926 Essex Coach 1 70
11120' Olds T Ing ir.il
1925 Essex Sedar .:- 626
1926 Do lge Coupe 286
1928 I'Iip'V. Coupe 426
1928 Essex Coach 660
1928 Nash Convertible
Con no ., 700
1926 I'.uii k Mnsler Sedan.. 77.1
1924 Hudson Hi Icier .... 186
(Balloon tires.
1926 Oldg Roadster 160
Lots of these cars are less than
half of Northwest manual prices.
All arc real buys.
ARMSTRONG MOTORS CO.
l'hone IK. 101 Ho. Riverside.
200tf
foil HALM For cash, chenp, Nash
I Special 6 touring. California top.
See Bill Young at B,inium'n Ga
rage. 203
. . By George McManus
FOR SALE Established servlco
statlun: best location ,on Pacific I
highway; 10-year property lease.!
Will consider one-year trial lease )
to responsible party. Talent Her- j
vice Sttltlon, Talent, 2U7
WAREHOUSE
MEDFORD WAREHOUSE)
Bunded No. 263
We storo cnythlng. and loan money
on uuythlug stored.
Phone tit
l4tf"
FOR SALIC TIOMEE
FOR SALE Dandy 3-rorim house;
sleeping porch, garage; paving
paid: lovely shade trees; partly
furnished: priced at only (2-160;
has good loan on nlready. Your
chance tu stop paying rent.
ALSO
Look nt our ads In the locnla today:
11 will pay you.
BE 10 1 IE & SIMS,
l'hone 896. 16 S. Burtlett.
202"
BUST BARGAIN IN MEDFORD
For sale: li-rm. house, 2 porches:
plastered, good plumbing, corner
lol: st reels paved, nice shade and
beautiful flowers: (2100. Bents
for CIO per month. L. G. i'lck-(-11,
204 E. Main, l'hone 983-1,.
20.1"
FOR SALE NICELY FURNISH
ED 6-l'oonl house on pavement;
east front anil a bargain for
quick sale. . Attractive terms.
C. H. Bl'TTEllFIELD, Realtor.
207"
FOR SALE ASK US. WE KNOW.
niievii niiiLc, ncuiiors. iun
FOR SALE Attractive new bun
galow. 5 rooms, bnth, breakfast
nook, fireplace, hnrdwood floors;
best construction; 'good terms.
629 South Holly. 193lf"
BARGAINS
2 Modern 4-room bungalows, with
sleeping porch nnd garages, lot
60x100; rent for (30 each; close
III. A good buy at $6000.
160-Acro ranch, 10 acres of pears,
10 acres of apples; can be de
veloped Into a first-class place,
This pjlaco can bo bought for $50
per acre.
DEAL & KNIGHT,
20 N. Barllutt,
202"
FOR SALE OR RENT Modern 4-
room house, partly furnished,
east sldu. Call at 414 S. River
side. 202
FOR SALE Dandy littlo home,
(1260. Very easy terina. Call
evenings, C. II. Howell, Rerrv
dale Ave. 189tf"
FOR RALE RKAirf ESTATH
For SALE acres ori highway.
Terms to suit. Phono 634-L. 204
DAIRY RANCH
25 Acres A No, 1 soil. 15 A. alfalfa
and clover, '4 nillo from good
school, 4 A. orchard, apricots and
peaches: 6-rooin modern house,
-Hiltomatlc -electric pump; In An
excellent p.fV! of the valley. Also
10 head good milk cows, I lenm
mares, milking machine und full
line farm equipment, , Price com
plete, (12,000; half cash, balance
gooil terms at 6. See Churles
A. Wing Agency. Inc. .
BUSINESS OI'I'OIITI'N'ITV
Confectionery and grocery slore.
w-ell equipped wiih fountain,
packers, show crises, elc. stoitig
an excellent business. Well lo
caled. price (3.500; terms. See
Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc.
202"
FOR HALE AHK I'M. WE KNOW.
Brown Jk While, Realtors, 20fi"
FOR HALE OTt TRADE fine nt
the finest Hill., dairy ranches In
the Rnirne River vallev. with or
without 16 head of cows. Phono
689-.I-I. llllltf"
WHEN YOU think of real estate,
see Utuwn as While. If
i ouCht to Give, mim
OUMCH IMTHENOSt,
BUT Hfo RIGHT-
V
By SOL HESS
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red
cockerels from trapnested slock;
young work horse. Phono Cen
tral Point 196. 203
FOR SAI.E-
-l.IVICSTOCR
FOR SALE 7 5 head Angorn
gnats. Frank Hltsworlh. Trail.
Ore. Tel. 26-X-24, Eagle Point.
208
FOR SALE 70 lambs. L. A.
Salade, Jr., Central Point, Ore.
207
'Oil SALIC Jersey cows nnd heif
ers. A. Hensler, 1 mile east of
Phoenix. 203
FOlt SALE WOOD
WOOD FOR HALE 1.6-Inch dry
large body fir wood. No better
fir wood sold in Medford. Also
laurel and oak. Buy now at right
prices. Phone 833.' F. E. SAM
SON COMPANY, office at 229
NorthRlversldo. 196tt"
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOlt SALE 10. fl. glass showcase.
(10; in kitchen, chairs, (1.60
apiece; 3 tables. 410 10. Main.
FOR SALE Cabinet phonograph,
cheap, console type, with records.
215 Haven. 204
FOR APPLES Call 1122 R. 202"
FOR SALE Italian and petite
prunes. F. S. Carpenter. Jack
sonville highway. 203
FOR SALE r Spits apples. Ala,,
Vista Packing House, South Fir.
20llf"
FOR SALE Inspected Masladon
slrawberry plants. Geo. Young,
Stewart Ave. 210
SPECIAL SALE
One Fertilizer Spreader, new
J (62.70
Three Manure Hprcaders..$150 each
1 sod Disc Harrows.
Used Tractor Plows.
HUBBARD BROS. Inc.
206"
WE IIUY. sell and exchange men's
women's nnd children's good
used clothing and shoes. "Mac's
Place." Nash Bldg., Front St.,
Medford, ore. 203
FOR HALE Late peaches, not Ir
rigated. Carney Orcnard, Black
well Hill, belween Central Point
nnd Gold Hill. Bring boxes. 106"
FOR SALE Sweet potato squash,
also squash for cow feed. Phono
6311-11-3. J. Vandorfy. 203
FOR SALE Tractor sub-sollers.
Phone 1129-lt. , 203
FOR SALE Cnnnlng peaches.
Italian prunes, cooking apples.
Walter Jones, Phono 1122-R.
194tf"
FOR SALE Orent bargafh, Victor
Orlhophonic, electricully operat
ed, with GO records, In perfect
condition; cost $360, will sell.
If taken nt once, for $75. Ad
dress Box K, Mall Tribune. "If
FOR SALE Cooking applea. Tel.
132-L. 214
FOR SALE Nice sited Winter
Banana apple culls, Roots A
I'ar key warehouse. Gold Hill.
Call W. B. Root, Medford. phone
294. 171tf"
Foil SALIC For sand nnd grnvel
sediment and' general teaming
Tel. 912-.I. Snm'l Rntcmnn. If"
FOR SALE Used sewing ma
chines; all makes, (6 up; terms
If desired. All makes rented
nnd repaired. While Sewing
Maclilnu Co., 24 North Uurtlti.
lltf
FOR SALIC Pago field fence.
yard fence, gates, netting nil
kinds; cedar and steel fence
posts. Complete linn of fence
material. "Wo build fences."
rin dills Dixon, Tel. 168. H
IHSIVESS IHIIECTORY
lUcyi'lc tteMilriii(r.
GUARANTEED BICYCLE AND
..li'ivi" I V I.I. lll-.l-.S lltl.MI
Lawns Mowers ground. Snnppy
Parcel Service. JOE RINARIl'H
CYCLERY, 28 So. Burtlett. Tel.
1468.
l IX'W "il i TTN
I
III SIN KNS DIKKCTOKY '
Abstracts -
MUKRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab
stracts of Title, Title Insurance.
Rooms 3 and 5. No. 32 North
Central Ave., upstairs.
JACKKON CO,
Abstract Co.
Abstract of Tillo
1111(1 TltlO IlLSlI I'
ll IK C', Tho only
' c o in p 1 o t o Tltlu
System In Jack
son County.
Chlroprncf in Physicians
DIl. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro
practic Nerve Specialist. Office
hours 9 to 12; 2 to 5. 203-2U4
Liberty bldg. Office phone 60;
lies, phono 7S0-H. '
diiinticr Sweep
CHI.MNIIV SWEEP (leort'e Eaton.
Call Kails &. Holhrook Second
Hand store. N. Front. l'hone
11II2-J. '
I'.yo Specialists
Dlt. n. A. CHAMtlEltS, Optome
trist. Eyes examined. Olassea
fitted. 404 Mudturd Bldg. Tel.
188. 3B2tf
10xiert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given
to anything In accounting und
Income Tux Requirements. Look
into our simplified accounting
method. Liberty Bldg., Medford.
l'huno 157-R. T
Flnnnclnl
WE LEND MONEY to worthy
people to pay their honost debts.
Pacific Coust' Credit Association,
423 Medford Bldg., Medford. Ore.
Freight TrniLsportAtioii'
LONG DISTANCE HAULINQ
Medford Klamath truck line.
Daily service. Bonded carriers.
Special rules on load lots. Auto
Freight terminal. 3ti 8. Fir. Tel.
1033.
Money to Loan
MONEY TO LOAN to worthy peo
ple to pay their honest debts.
Also any amount to loan on city
properly. Thomas Realty Co.
Room 12, Palm Ulk.. Cor. Main
anil Front Sis., upstulrs.
f TV Lour Tlnip .
llval Es",to '
J)F () Mortgage) Loan
Plume laaa
Commercial Flntincu ' Corp.
Mcelfnnl. Oregon 1
DO YOU NEED MONEY? We
make short time Iouiih. Trans
actions, strictly confidential. - 311
Liberty Bldg. Open Tuesdays
nnd Fridays till 9 p. m. Phone
657-J. 11. II. Banister. H. C
Chrislner.
Monument)
THE OREGON GRANITE CO.
Monuments. E. A. lllcka, Gen
eral Manager; P. M. Kershaw,
Hales Manager. 302 N. Front St,
Medford.
Music
PROF. It. F. ELLIS, Instructor ol
violin Sevclp method the short
cut to violin playing.. Instructor
of mandolin, guitar, steel guitar,
standard and tenor banjo, Be
glnners or ndvanced pupils,
Studio E. Side, 22 Almond St,
Medford.
THORVAL II. FOLKENBERQ
Violin Instruction from start 'te
finish; orchestra practice free tt
students. Instruments on bane)
and carefully suited to individual
pupils. Studios, rooms 3 nnd 4,
College Bldg., 31 Grape St.. N.
Phone 259-J. 172lf
IOHN R. KNIGHT, violinist, solo.
1st. teacher; correct beginning;
nrtlctlc finish; many years' ex
petience; best of references. Fol
nppointmcnt phone Jacksonville
4 3. Studiu locution announced:
lutor. 202
Painting nnd Paperlinnglna:
II. MARX Qunllty painting-, tint
ing and pupal-hanging: saves and
beautifies; color schemes that are
"easy to live with" nt minimum
cost to you; decorating of new
nnd old furniture and fixtures.
Phone 178-J.
Piano Instruct Ion
FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher
of plnnu and Harmony. Halght
Music Studio, 318 Liberty Bldg.,
Phono T2. ' 169tf
Printers nni) Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Hat
the best equipped printing office
In Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, loose leaf ledgers, billing
systems, etc Portland prices, 27
N. Fir St.
Radio Service
RADIO SERVICE on any make
radio. II. o. l'urucker, 22 South
Grape street. Office Phone 836;
Res. 1442. ,. 381"
ltepnlrinst
Sand and Gravel
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel
plant. Cleaned, washed sand
and gravel; crushed gravel, all
sizes. Phono plant 1203 or office
127. S64tf"
Saxophone Instruction
SAXOPHONE INSTRUCTION
Ike Porter. Saturdays. Sparta
Bldg.. Rin. 15. Studio to sun-let.
Transfer '
ICADS TRANSFER & STORAOB
CO. Cirtlce 111 N. Fir Street,
l'lionn 316. Prices right. Serv
ice guaranteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER ft STORAOB
Service guaranteed. 20 8. '6rWpe
HI,, Phone 644. or residence 1060,
TRANHFER AND, STOILAOH F.
E. Samson Co. ' Quick service.
Prices reasonable. Cargo Insur
ttneo protection. - 229 N. River
side. Phono 83$.
Upholstering
TH1BAULT Makor of overstuffed
furniture made to order; re
upholstering. Wo estimate, show
samples, l'hone 909-R. HI
1 Wabash.
Window rleniilnaj
LET GEORGE DO IT Phone 1171
for housoeleanlng. flour wnxlnar.
Janitor sorvlca, Geo. A. Betlf,
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