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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, 1 QRKflOy, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1929.
PXGE FIVE
F
COUNTRY MEATS
I PORTLANb. Ore., Oct, 17.' ()
.ybecuuuo of pn ovcrupply, choice
veal antl lamb have taken another
tilg price cut. according to a lead
ing product company. Veal was
Reduced to 18 and 1!) from 20 and
21 and lamb to IS ami 20 from 21
And 22. 'This follows a similar re
duction of last week. ,
Poultfy prices are also easier,
nyt ho much becuiise of an over
wupiily; ' but because ' other points
are preventing" shipments from
here by underselling Portland.
Wi'' Butter prices were, steady and
ess values firm, without indication
uf further decrease or Increase.
Reviewing tho fruit und veget
able situation, . the' Portland mar
ket' news service- of' the- United
States 'iDopartment of Agriculture
f "Bartfett peais were nearly all
'cleaned up. The current market
was mostly supplied with D'Anjous
and Cornice at $3 and $3.25 per
box for extra fancy stock.
"The potato market continues
firm, although prices were un
changed)' i.
t- Prod ufe
t PORTLAND, Oct. 17. (P) PoliU
try, easier; (buying prices): alive,
heavy hens over 4 lbs., 2fic: me
dium hens 3K to 4 Vj lbs., 1819c;
light, under lbs., 17c; broilers,'
'under 1 Ubs., 28c; springs, over
2 lbs., 2122c; spring Pekin
ducks, 4 lbs., and over 20 21c;
old Pekin ducks, lft-ft'ltlc; colored
ducks. 18o;-- turkeys. No. 1, 38c;
live, 28 -2? 30c.
KOOS Firm, unchanged.
BUTTER, milk (butlerfut), on
ions, 'potatoes, wool, nuts, hay, cas
cara bark and hops steady and
unchanged. '
livestock
PORTLAND, Oct. 1 7. CATTLF3
and CALVES: talking generally
Ht early; receipts cattle 100, calves
20;.' 4-
HOGS: Killing classes steady to
Weak; feeder pigs steady; receipts
550, including B0 on contract..
SHEEP and LAMBS: steady;
receipts 200.
Portland Wheat
3 PORTLAND,. Ore., - Oct. 17. (If)
i Wheat futures: -
i-' Opnn High Low Close
: Deci i....1.22 1.2a 1.21 1.22
March ....1.30 1.30 1.29 1.29
i Mayf. 1.31 1.32 1.81 1.31
Wash wheat:
i Big Dend blue stem, hard
white ..:c... : $1.35
Boff while 1.19V4
Wostoini white .::L. 1.19'A
Hard Winter 1.17'A
Northorn spring 1.17
wosterh rod : 1.17
Oats No. 2, 38-lb white, $34.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 25,
' floiir'18, corn 1, hay 4. '"
Snn Francisco Hiittcrfnt
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17. UP)
Bultcrfut r.o.b. San Francisco, 64c.
' JACKSONVILLE, Ore..- Oct. 17.
Joo Lantriclc, formerly of Jacki?on
' ville, pawed away at Portland re-
cently at the home of his step
I duuithtcr, Mrs. Maud McKay.
James Litlcll. Jr., and family
moved Monday to Klamath Falls,
- where Mr. Llttell Is employed hy
1 the forest service.
Harold Prlco of Mount Vernon.
i' N. Y., spent Sundny with his
cousin, Dr. D. A. Forbes and fnm-
I y. ... .
Mrs. V. D. Barnes and mother.
Mrs. Wilson, and daughter Mary
v Jean 'Of lhoenix: were visitors at
i tho T. C. Norris home Sunday
i ufiernoon. - ' '
Wm. Hartman, after spemllnK
t two months with his brother Jas-
ten. left 'Saturday ovonlng' for his
' home at (llufton,. Ohio.-
Mr., and Mrs. P. A. Hurnfiol have
moved from the -HockerL ranch
north of town to tho Major I.lvlnff-
' ston country place, as carotaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Marian Stevenson
of Klamath were guests at the Kay
Stevenson homo over the week end.
Thej also visited their sister,- Mrs.
.Chester Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. I.ynn Itumley re
turned home Thursday from Clover
' Flats, on th&-Oroensprlnes. where
Mr. Itumley was lookout man for
- tho forest service. .
Mr; and Mrs. -Waller Leaper In
north i' Jacksonville .have traded
, their place for property at- Pas&'r
dona. Cal., where they will move
t.the first of the month.
A number of nurses from Med
ford called on Mrs. Charley Dor
,ntliy recently. Mrs. Dorothy Is
improving nicely from her operft
j tion.. . , .- .
.l ' Mrs. Lola Melntyro wilt leave for
Salem next week for a short visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Sawyer.
Lloyd Blllus of Klnmnth Tails
i was visiting his cousin, Hay Steven
son, the first of -the week.
C. U. Dunnlngton. Oc-orgo Woods,
Florence Hall and Herbert Hudson
-attended the legion Installation and
! bnnquet at Mcdford Monday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Trefren of
.. Hull Falls wore guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Kred Hartley Tuesday.
Theodore Johnson returned from
Portland tho first of the week,
much Improved In health. He may
move ht family back to Portland
to spend the winter near his
brother.
C. IJ. Plerson and Mr. Alklns of
Lake county. California, were call
r Imr on Mr. and Mrs. Mark Finney
the last of the week.
, . Dave Lee and H. Hall of Little
...Appleffate .were .business visitor
1 In our rlty Tuesday.
Mrs. Ndlle Kick. Mollle llritl and
Mrs. Severance attended the cere,
-mnnial of the D.iuehtertr of the Nile
ot Grants Pass Saturday,
THE MARKETS
JACKSONVILLE I
BRINGING UP FATHER
V .,("; T' I RSAO AQOOT THE. - - Ny II
.Sl AW lm
I Ml fl!WO J U I OIO.AM 11' " I I SIS H . . WLUMN- ..jtrSaJ
THE NEBBS The Counsellor
CScFoee PewaoosetjT
"PL1WT TO MOBTUylLlE
TO UM.MEt- NEBO'S
WOELL, AK)D POMP IT
, DRV, HE 5EWTONE
. CP HIS ALLIES.VWUO
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, TO MAe A COKITRACT
OR lO BARRELS OF
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THE VUEIL JUEMT OCV
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." PBOOOCE THE VUATER
. AWO WE OlO MOT
uaue 10,000 so me
tprueo Over the
TO Pewrooj
UIRCUIIO&, WHO 1M
TORM, GAVE IT
TO PEWBOO .
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TALENT
TALTONT, Ore.. .Oct. -1 7. (Spe
cial.) Mrs. red LC Vander who left
in May for Idaho recently returned
to join her Jiusbund in Bnndon.
Mr.. Lo Vapdel". has been in Bnndon
several imonths.' the guest of his
niece.
. Everett Bceson and Cliff Oarvin
have' roturned from n week-end
hunting trip to the Dead Indian
country.
Mis. J. W. Hawkins of Okla
homa Is spending tho next several
months with hor sister,, Mrs. Loys
Hamilton 'hero. ' . ' .
Rev. Fredcnberg of Sams Valley
dolivered n splendid 'sermon at tho
Talent Baptist church Sunday
morning. Rev. Fredenberg will
fill the pulpit again next Sunday,
after which he will leave for
southern California.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lowo nrc
assisting Archie ' Waterman in
picking his apple crop near this
place.
Miss Mary Adnnison has recent
ly' entered University of Oregon.
Mary in-company -withher mother
went to southern California to
enter school there but became dis
satisfied and returned to Oregon.
Mrs. Archie Edmundsen who
had n -relaiise of nervous trouble
recently Is reported to be much
Improved.
Ray and Chas,: Estes hunted
Sunday on tho lower Applegato
near Murphy. "
Di and Mrs. Fred Ooddard of
Klnmath Falls spent last week in
Talent, guests of Dr. Uoddard's
relatives. Dr. Ooddard attended
court In -Medford.-
John Bailey of tho Wagner
Creek district has returned after
dn- absence of several months iu
middle western states. A nephew
accompanied him west.
Mr. and Mrs. William smith of
(Tlendale, Ore., spent the week end
in Talpnt, guest of Mrs. Lottio
Purvis.
Doris Works, small daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Works was
operated on for 'sinus trouble by
Dr. Halncsof Ashland last week.
She Is reported to be doing nicely.
A new' heating plnnt has been
Installed In the Methodist church.
Mrs. Snltmnrsh of Applcgate,
spent acvcral dnys this week at
tho home of her parents In Talent.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Cluy Hamilton nnd
son Harry and Mr. nnd Mrs.
Robert 1 Smith" spent last week In
the mountains near Projpect hunt
ing, without succesy.
I
HxiKi-t Big Croud.
ANN ARBOR, Mich., Oct. 17.
P) A capacity crowd of 87.000 is
assured for the Michigan-Ohio
State football gamo hero Saturday.
Huslness Manager Harry Tlllotson
Of Michigan said today all but a
few of the cheaper seats had been
sold.
Street Uar Itomhcd '
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 17. UP)
A street car on tho. Napoleon
Avenue lino In Metallic was blown
up today. Tho motorman was
cut by flying glass but the pas
sengers escaped unhurt. Tho car
system" has' been operated by
non-union Inbor since the union
men "left their Jobs July 2.
Weds Negro Athlete
NEW YORK, Oct. 17. P Villi
Edwards.- negro track star at Now
York university, and Edith Mar
garet Oedelschoff, white, have
been married. Ho expects to take
his bride to England In June and
study at Oxford, she was born In
Alsace-Lorraine.
lady Mary In ltnin.
RENO. Nev.. ort. I. P Lady
Mary Heath, noted British avin
trix, has arrived In Reno, presum
ably for divorce purposes. She
denied herself to newspaper corre
spondents today, hut has taken
an apartment for a three months'
P"!pd,
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1PUL.LIM& TMAT 0OB FOR PENROD
KAt MP-J?t &Kin IP IT
SET ME OUT &OOW HELL
IM HERE AJITU M .THEISE5
SOMETMISJ&-ABOUT TWISOAIL
,busimess tmat iswt vecessARwg
mvi rnkiTPUTMFWT.
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Nollco of 1-Mnill Settlement.
In the Matter of trie Estate of O.
W. Reeder, also known as George
W. Itoodor. Deceased,
Notice is hereby given that tho
undersigned has filed his Final
Account In tho above entitled mat
tor, nnd tho above entitled Court
has fixed November nth, nt
'I o'clock p. m.. in tile County Court
room in the courthouse In Med
ford. Oregon, as the timo and place
for hearing objections to said Final
Account nnd for tho settlement
thereof.
ORIS CRAWFORD.
Administrator with Will Annexed.
Notice to Creditors.
. Notico is -heroby. given that I
have been appointed by the County
Court of Jackson County, Oregon,
Administer of the estalo of Anna
it, .luruun, fi(.i:i'ciH.'ii, uiiii iinvu
qualified. All porsons having claims
against said estate are hereby noti
fied to present -them; with proper
vouchers, nnd duly verified. Ui mo
at the office of Harry C. Skyrman.
attorney for snid ostate, at Room
" ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HATES
Halt pir word lor first imertlail. 2c; tKS
ilKCtcoing intemvn, ici minioiuM time
your adl with For Salt, For Rent, ate, list count
then worth, m well u tath Initial, ttltpnooa
numner, etc., al a word.
Classified ads In adianca and not taltn ntr
ohonl, unless advertiser has . eiunthly aciuunt. we
allowance lor phone erron.
.' WANTED MALK HELP
WANTED Few experienced sort
ers. Apply in person. Bear Creek
Orchard packing plnnt. 208
WANTED I-'ICMALK IIKLP "
WANTED Woman tor hotol kit
chen work. Range experience
necessary. ' Phono DG&-R, after
6 pi m. 208
WANTK1) SITUATIONS
WANTED S2000; security first
mortgace on real estate. Box
J. S., Tribune. 211
WANTED Typing, evenings. Ex
perienced. Box J. F., Tribune.
2(18
WANTED Tutoring beginners
In til-egg shorthand, evenings.
Experienced. Box J. F., Tribune.
2118
WANTED Mnld work. Box 60.
.Mill I Trlbiia-s. . ' 210
WANTED Position as nurso, care
of invalids or convalescents. Tel.
12118. 212
COMPETENT, reliable lady, 40,
wants charge of responsible' po
sition of some kind: can give
references. Anna iCcarncy, 617
Park Ave. 208
MIDDLE AOED lady wants to
work for man or man and child
ren. Phone 860-H after 6 p. m.
210
WANTED Carpentering, shin
gling, pnlntlng. - 6D7-X. 213
WANTED Cnrpenlcr work. Geo.
Iverson. Phono 830-M, evenings.
215
WANTED Work, by high school
boy after l:0 p. m. Phona 242.
tf
WANTED MISCI-XI.ANKor.S
WANTED Washing. Mrs. Krod
Hotelier, Jacksonville. 213
WANTED Iraln drill with seed
er attachment. Must ho In good
condition. Tel. 49S-J-2. 208
FLRNlTUItE upholsterui. refln
IMied and glued. A. N. Thlbault.
Phono 9-I!. " 223
WANTED Someone to move
house. E. E. Erms, Tnli-nt. 209
CHICKEN DINNERS at tho Cov
ered wagon.' 7fic. Good as the
best, better than tho rest. 201)
WANTED - To borrow $1000 to
12000. Al security. Box D. C,
Mall Tribune. lOStf
WANTED Local and long dis
tance hauling. We save you
money. Insured carriers. Haw
lev Transfer. (It N. Illvorelde.
Phone 1044-X. - 219
WANTED Clean cotton raft at
Mall Tribune office. tf
WANTED 2nd hand goods junk
Pal's, J 100 Prune. Te.l J47-L.
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406, Mcdford Building, In Medford,
Oregon, within six months from tho
date of this notice. Dated and first
published September 20th, 1U29.
F. W. JORDAN; Administrator.
' Notice lo Creditors.
Notico is hereby given to nil per
wonx hnvlnir claims acalnst the
U'Slnto of Elton 15. Bceson, deceased,
to present them properly certified
ito the undersigned, at tho office of
' Frank 1". Fnrrell. 4-'7 Medford
.Building. Medford, Oregon, within
'six months from the dato of the
first publication of this notice,
'which dato Is the 3rd day of Octo
ber, 19:i. EDNA M. UKJSHliiM.
Administratrix ot the Estato of
Ellon E. Bceson. deceased.
FOlt ISENT-I'H'UNISIIKB-;
A- .. ROOMS iv '
HEATED ROOMS With board, nl
716 E. Main. Phone 722. 20r.lf
FOlt RENT Largo front room,
close in; hot and cold wator and
Showers. 20 So. Fir. 20S
jFOIt RENT Sleeping room! bath.
, 245 N. fji-apc. 208
FOR IlENT Large, lovely fur
nished front room, private on-
' trance,, hoat. Also smaller, well
furnished rooms. Board if de
sired. Phone 1314. N, Front
St., 242. 201tf
- FOR RENT HOI'Sir.S
FOR RENT 7-rooin house. 228
N. Central. .. Inrtulro Klein the
Tailor. 214
FOR RENT Half of duplex; clec
- trie range and water hoaler. Call
nt 1107 N. Riverside Ave or Tel.
790-L. - 200
FOR RENT 2-room furnished
duplex; lights und water; $18.
216 Haven. 208
FOR RENT Newly papered 4
room house; bath, largo screen
ed porch, store rouni, range con
nected; garage: S20 month,
water paid. Phono 617-11. 20i
FOR RENT Furnished coltnge.
new, In rear 628 No. Riverside,
S2i. Inqulro 712 W. Jackson.
207tf
FOR RENT B-room unfurnished
house. Inqulro at 328 Crater
Lnke. f207tf
''Oil RENT fi-rm. modern house:
clean; on pavement. Inquire 3-1
N. Peach. 206lf'
FOR RENT 6-room bouse. 11 Hi
' South Central: furnished or un
furnished. Phone 1140 or 1322.
20tf
FOlt RENT Unfurnished house,
close In. 141 No. Ivy. Phone
340-J. 20ritf'
FOR RENT Partly furnished 3
room huuso. Inquire 425 S. Oiik
daie. ' 211
FOR RENT Modern house, part
ly furnished. 1119W. 10th. 211
FOR RENT 6-room furnished
house nt 521 So. Orapo. C A
DeVoe, Phono 623-J-2. 20r,tf
FOlt RENT 4-room modern cot
tage. 10f,2 West 11th; wood
shed nnd garngo. Inquire 4oG
King St. or phone after 4:30.
609-X. tf
FOR RENT OR SALE 6-room
unfurnished hnuso. Redden &
Company. 1 ID N. Central. lDDtf"
FOR REN T Homes. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown White.
17tf.
FOR RENT 6-room unfurnished
house. 103 5 W. 10th. Bee .'. A.
DcVoe. phono S23-J-3. 1 2tf
FOR RENT Bungalow, Rosa lsne.
F. L. ToitVolle, Jacksonville Ore.
Phone 112. 176tf
l-'Olt RKNT HOrSEKF.KPINO
ROOMS
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms,
garage; close In. 310 N. Bartlett.
?rm
MATHIMONMIi
AN Accomplished, Intelligent gen
tleman, middle age. rlesires to
make acquaintance of sincere
hvine-lnvitig Indy. widow Willi
i-lllblrr-n jvntlbl be agriresble, ob
ject mRtrlmony. Care Mall Trl-
uune.' No. jjx. - 211
1 EE YOOR
BROTHER HA'b 1
Hlb NAME I Si I
THE WAMT 1
NOU 5AV TMEVVEC 30T TMI
PLIMT IM cJAlL DDXAJM 1WE12E
ViLUeriT'S PRETTV HARD TO
0USTIC INJ THOSE tITTLG. TOWM&.VOUD
BETTER SEMD FOW WEBB AMD TUKw bACK
Hli WELL AMD CALL IT A foOOD ti.AK6.AlM
BEFORE rwrs FE.LLOVAJ 1-LiMT
AMD IM THE FUTURE IF
A DEAL OF THIS KiMD,
VOliR LAWVER FIRST-
SEMO fOR A DOCTOU
NOURt OEAOX
Copnpri.. hy Thf IU Synditatf. Inc.) Tfik Mik
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Desiralilo furnished
apt; all hotel accomodations.
Hotel Crnnd. 213;
I
Id) It I1ENT
mgo, fl8.
-a-room apt nnn ga- j
VV . JULKSUII CI.
200
FOR RENT 5-room. partly .fur
nished; wator puld. Tel. 797-R.
- 210
FOR R1CNT Fully modern fur
nished apartments; hot and cold
water supplied. Sunrlso Super
Station, cor. 12th and Riverside.
Phono 1338. 203tf
FOR RENT 3-rm., nrst floor; hot
and cold wator, phone, uso of
. bath, close in. 322 So. Central.
. Inquire premises or Mrs. Rlnns,
Hotel Holland. aoltf
.'UHN1SHED'2 and S-room apart
ments and garuKO. 604 W. loth.
200tt
FOR RENT Furnished apt. Tel.
452-H. . 107tf
FOR RENT A newly papered
and painted 3-room furnished
apartment, nice bath room, hot
and cold water, steam boat, closo
In,- gas for fuel, roady to step
Into. Address Box AA, care of
Mall Tilluino, giving your name
and address, and owner will call
you. . 197tf
FOR RENT 3-room furnished
apt. with sleeping porch and
gnrage. Close in. Adults only.
240 S. Grape. Mltf
FOR RENT 3-room furnished
npt. with sleoplng porch and ga
rage, close In; adults only. 240
So. Orapo. 180tf
LOST 1
LOST Oenllemnn'n wrist watch
Sundny near Butto Creek covered
brldgo.Roward.Call 393. 300
FOR RENT M ISCIOLLAN KOUK
FOR LEASE Ranch in Applc
gate valley; must, havo money to
b'uy tools. Cull 110 S. Newtown.
Mcdford. tire. 20!)
FOR HUNT Vacuum sweeper.
728 W. .Ilickson. 208
TO LEASE 2!i-iicro orchard to
rcsponslblo party. Call 002-.I.
20S
WAREHOUSE
MEDFORD WAREHOTJ8H
Bonded No. 2S
We store cnythlng, and loan money
on anything stored.
Phone til
H4tf
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE My homo In
. Ashland for a llttlo homo In or
around Mcdford or Jacksonville.
Address 173 Hcltuan St., Ash
land. Ore, 208
I-'Oll KALI; LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE 2 heifers, fresh soon:
second rulves. 4 miles west of
Talent on Anderson creek. I).
C. Hale. 213
FOlt SA"LE OR TRADE For lod
ging team, 2 good milk cows.
' Inquire ht third house south of
fnlrgrounds on highway. J. H.
Mlllor. R. 4, Box 80-A. Modford.
209
FOR HALE i fresh cows and 5
bull calves. Inqulro at Al Her
manson's Feed Store, Contra!
Point, ore. 20a
FOlt SALE Weaner pigs. Phone
234-J-3. Perhaps 2-ton truck,
fine condition. 209
FOR SALE One good milk cow,
. 2 Jersey hellers. Phone 104 1-M.
208
FOR SALE 25 head wethers and
one gentle saddle pony. E. N.
Wlthrow. Talent. 213
FOR SALE Two 3-yei,r old Air
shire heifers. One Just fresh.
Both milkers. L. O. Caldwell,
' Central Point. Box 14. tot
FOR HALE 7S bend Angora
(touts. Frank Dltsworth, Trail,
Ore. ' Tel. 20-X-24, Eagle Point.
-208
By George McManus
tb the poor
BOV LOOK1MO
FOR WORK?
PEd-OVAJ
THAT'S OUST
IM WOUH H-
T haPPemeo.hE
TWWAKT
SSJT FOR MEC AisjD E
SAVE ME BACK TVie i
VAJELL AMD ACTED
LI ICE A LITTLE LAMB
OU&AL,
THAT WAS
VOUfeO IMTOi
TALK. A WOLF
bfcWU KOB
OF A SQUARE
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ret:
RsUS. Offic
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR HIRE Oood pack burro fot
your hunting trip. Call Loomls,
168 from 8 to 5. dally. '
FOR SALl'J POULTRY
FOlt SALE Sussex roosters. Win
ter Banana apples, cream sepa
rator, cheop. Corliss ranch. 1
mile west Phoenix. 209
FOR SALE Mammoth Bronze
breeding turkeys. J, AL Nary.
Phono 182-L. 238
FOIl SALIC REAL ESTATE
THIS IS DIFFERENT And pro
senls a good opportunity to bet
tor your financial condition. All
, attractive orchard in a good fruit
district Is offered for good tract
raw orchard land, adobo prefer
red, for purposo of setting same
to pears. Our customer knows
what he wantsr and has his own
ideas about tlio land he wnnts.
Seo HOLMES tor HOMICS. anil
so him quickly. Nush I'otet
corner. Phuno 329. 209
. MUST SELL AT ONCE
15 Acres 3 miles from Modford:
fine sliadu; city water; $1500
casi.
Two acres fine garden -aoll: 3-room
. box house; $850. Terms..
STOCK RANCH
476 Acres: deeded water right; 45
cattle, 190 goats. 2 mules, , 2
horscs, 100 tons hny. 700 biisbols
grain, 5-room house, 2 barns, 2
wells: fenced nmi cross-fenced;
Al road; $22,0011: tonus.
J. C. BARNES.
Phono 409. . ,
21()
SEE THESE
80 Acres. 25 miles from Medford,
near the highway und outsldo
range; fenced, house, barn. Prlco
$1,500. or will trade.
400 Aorea with 150 ncres In culti
vation, adjoining outsldo rango.
Prlco $6,500; terms.
Oood tract of pino timber for saw
mill set.
WANTED Farm In ropt,. . .
CIIAIJNCEY FLORE Y,
201 First National Hank.
Phono 318. 211
FOR SALE On TltADE Ono of
the finest llttlo dairy ranches In
tho Roguo River vallqy. with or
without 16 head of cows. Phone
689-.I-1. lOatf
WHEN YOU think of roal estnto,
see Brown & White. tf
FOR SALE HOMES
FOR SALE New 4-room house,
largo living room, breakfast
nook. biillt-!ns, etc. Sfco owner,
813 E. 9th St. 214
FOR SALE 225 South Oakdalo. 6
rooms. Inqulro at house. .209
FOlt SALE Completely furnished
4-room modern house, good con
dition; newly pointed; garage
and woodshed, large lot. Price
$2850. Reasonable terms.
BROWN & WHITE, Realtors.
21.1
FOIl HA LE Beautiful now mod
ern furnished house, lower Port
land Heights; high, grade and
girls' school nearby. A. M. New
klrk. 712 Medical-Dental Bldg..
Portland, Ore, 214
FOR HALE OR FOR RENT
Iirgo 5-room bungalow nt 1405
W. Main St. Excellent condition.
Inquire of owner at 835 East
Main Ht. 212
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
East side modern bungalow to
exchange for good llttlo -poultry
rnn'-h. ,
BROWN ft WHITE, Realtors.
212
FOR HALE 6-rm. modern house,
clnso In; furniture, canned fruit,
winter's wood; everything goes,
.$27611, Box T, O,, Tribune. 208
Fon SALK Attrnetmi new bun
galow, 5 rooms, bnth, breakfast
nook, flreplnee, hardwood floors;
best construction; good terms.
689 South Holly, - J&3K
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Tor Honors Sake.
A.T LftKE CITY, UTAH
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OUT
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FOlt SAL!-; AUTOMOBILES
RIGHT NOW!
Is the timo to buy a Good Used
Cur. Prices aro lower than you
will ever seo again. C01110 In and
look them over.
1936
1926
1928
192 6
1028
1928
1928
Essex Conch ........ ..
Olds Touring
Essex Sedan
Dodge Coupe -.. ,
Chev. Coupe . ........
Essex Couch .
Nash Convprtlble
Colipo
Hull k Master Sedan.
Hudson Speedster ...
(Ittilloun tires.)
Olda Houdstcr
$170
160
. 626
, 285
. 425
, 550
. 700
. 775
. 185
. 160
1925
Lots of these cars are' less than
Half of Northwest manual prices,
All are real buys.
ARMSTRONG MOTORS CO.
Phone 18. 101 So. Riverside.
HOOtf
FOIl SAiMO MISCELLANEOUS
BARGAINS In USED FARM
TOOLS
2 2-12 Trautor Plows.
1 New Lime Sower, $62.50.
2 Tractor Discs. 1
1 Morse Orchard Cultivator. .
1 Hulky Plow. 1
1 Walking Plow, lko new.
2 Used Tractors,
1 Manure Clio-rrtdor, now, $150,
1 Mower antl Hugo.
1 Set Fenders for Fordson. $5..
llCHHAltD lfltOS., INC. '
214
GOOD KITCHEN RANGE, with
pipe, for sale cheap. Frank Hay
wood. Jack-souvillc. 210
FOR SALE Snlway peaches now
ready.. Brook Bunk Orchurds.
Phono 14F-6. 210
SPITZ APPLES 50c per sack.
Miller Orchard. Eagle Point. 210
Foil SALE Tomatoes for enn
nlng. Limited supply, 2o per lb.
delivered. Phuno 494-J. . 268
FOIl SALE Snlway peaches. A.
N. Wright, Cor.y Nook Ranch.
Bring boxes. 211
FOIl SALE 400 rid cedar posts.
I'll II 411 No. drupe. 209
FOlt KALE Fresh red salmon l'ln
the round," 20c tier lb. Ling cod
nnd hliiek bass 15c lb. Small or
ders cut, add 60 Ho "Trlpplo F.
O." 229 Bessie. 9I0-X. 209
FOlt SALE 140 boxes Johnathnn
apples, ("nil 325 East Jackson.
C. C. Sullivan. 208
FOR APPLES
Call 1122-R.
20(Uf
FOR SALE Fin.) Mastndon straw
berries 5c u cup. Pick them
yourself. Bring conlaltiors. Wool
verton Ranch, N. E. of Central
Point. 208
FOR SALE IiulhnsA (bluegrass)
seed fur sulo, 20a per pound.
Communlcata with Williams ft
Seegmilli-r, Routo 2, Central
Point, or call at ranch, Antloch
district. tf
FOR HALE riarago. Answer Box
D. .. Tribune. 209
roil 8ALF, Hplta apples. Ala
Vista Packing Houso, South Fir,
801tf
FOR SALE Inspoctod Mastndon
strawberry plants. -Geo. Young,
Stewart Avo. 210
FOR SALE Spltzcnhorg apples.
Te, 132-L. " 214
FOR SALE) Nlo sited Winter
Banana apple culls, Roots ft
Par-key warehouse, Gold Hill.
Call W. E. Hoot, Medford, phone
294. 171tf
FOR SALE For aand and gravel
sediment nnd general teaming
Tel. 912-J. Ham'l Bateman. tf
FOR RALE Used sewing mo
chines: alt makes, $6 up; terms
tf doslred. All makes rented
and repaired. White Sewing
Machine Co., S4 North Bartlett.
lltf
FOR SALK Page field fence,
ynrd fence, gates, netting all
kinds; cedar nnd sleel fence
posts. Complete lino of fence
nirtterlsl. "We build fonees."
Quddu) & Dixon. Tel. 168. 1
V. J
FOR SALE MISCKIJiANEXJtli
FOR SALE Hound tapered col
umns.' 14-in.xS-ft. 6-In., in Rood
condition, suitable for porch nr
pprsolii. F, Corning Kcnly. Tel.
Cll-J- ?0S
FOlt SALK Poaches; Salways,
frooa and clintCH now roady at
Cozy. Nook ranch, Vi milu wost
l'huonlx. A. N. Wiiulit. 807
FOIl SALK Saiway ppachPH. pf
tito pruncti, frtiflh imd dried. 1).
W. Luke. I'hono 030-J-l. 207
nrsixEss DinEOTonY
' Abstracts
I MURRAY AUHTBACT CO. Ab-
H'rui'13 of Title, Tills Insurance,
liooms 3 and 5. No. 32 North
Central Ave., upstairs.
JACKSON tX.
Ahstnict Co.
Alwtriii-iH of THJo
und Tillo Iimur
nnw. Tlio only
complete litlo
HyHtcm In Jack
son Count r.
GUARANTEED BICYCLE AND
MOTOUCYCLE HEPA1RINO
Lawns Mowers ground. Snappy
Parcel Service. JOE- RLNARO'S
CYCLEItY, 28 So. Burtlett. Tel,
1468.
Chimin-actio Physician
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro
practic Nerve specialise uiuct
hours 9 to 12; 2 to 5. 203-204
Liberty Bldg. Office phone 580;
Res. phono 790-H!
Chimney Sweep
CHIMNEY SWEEP George Eaton.
Call Eads & lloinrooK eocono
Hand store, N. Front. Phone
11U2-J. '
F.yo Specialists
DR. D. A. CHAMBERS, Optome
trist. Eves examined. Glassea
fitted. 404 Medford Bldg. Tel.
188. 352tf
Kxncrt Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given
to anything In accounting and
Income Tux Requirements. Look
Into our' simplified accounting;
method. Liberty Bldg., Modford.
I'hono 167-R. '
FinnncJnl
WE LEND IONET to worthy
people to pay their honest debts.
Pacitic Coast Credit Association.
423 Medford Bldg.. Mcdford. Ore.
Freight Transportation
LONG DISTANCE HAULING
Modford - Klamath truck line.
Dally service. Bonded carriers.
Special rates on load lots. Auto
Freight lorminal, 86 S. 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
property. Thomas Realty Co.
Room 12, Palm Blk.. Cor. Main
""'and' Front Sis;) 1 upstairs, . j.
... ,. Long Time
Real Estate
'Mortgage loans
- I-lsone ISM
Commercial Fiimm. 3orTj..i
Medford, Ore goo -
DO YOU NEED MONEY f We
make short time , loans. Trans
actions strictly confidential, $1
Liberty Bldg. Open Tuesday!
and Fridays till O p. m. Phont
657-J, . H. p., Banister. , H. G
C'hrlslner.
Monuments
THE OREGON GRANITE CO.
Monuments. 13. A. Hicks, Gen
eral Manager; P. M. Korshase;
Sales Manager. 802 N. Front SL,
Medford.
Music
PROF. B. F. ELLIS, Instructor ol
violin, Seveik method tho short
" cut to violin playing. Instructor
of mandolin, guitar, steel guitar,
standard and tenor banjo. Bo
ginnors or advanced pupils.
Studio E.' Bldo, 22 Almond St,
Medford.'
Painting and Popcrhangliur. '
II. MARX Quality painting, tint
ing and pnperhanglng: saves and
heautifies; color schemes that are
"easy to live with" at minimum
'cost to you: decorating of now
nnd old furniture, and fixtures.
; I'hono 178-J. i
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher
of Plunn and Harmony. Halght
Muslo Studio, 318 Liberty Bldg.,
Phone 72. 1691C
Printers anil IMibllahera.
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Haa
the best equipped printing office
In Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, looso - leaf lodgora. billing
systems, cto. Portland prices. 17
N. Fir St,.
Radio Service
RADIO SERVICE on any make
radio. H. o. Purucker, 23 South
Orapo street. Office Phone 336;
Res. 1442. ' 181
Sand and Grnvol
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel
plant. Cleaned, washed aand
and gravel; crushod gravol, all
sIkos. I'iione plant 1203 or office
127. ' I54tf
Transfer
KADS TRANSFER, ft STORAOH
CO. Office 111 'N. Fir Street,
phone $15. prices right. Serv
ice guaranteed,
DAVIS TRANSFER ft STOHAOB
Service guaranteed. 20 8. Gra;
St., Phono 644, or rcsldonce 1060.
TRANSFER AND STORAOH r.
E. Samson Co. Quick sortIce.
Prices reasonable. Cargo lnsur
a nee protection. 120 N. River
side. Phone 831.
UphoUtertng
Tin BAULT Maker of overstuffed
furniture made to order! re
upholstering. We estimate, ahow
samples. Phone 161-K. lit
Wabash. . .r
Window riennlras
LET OMOROH DO IT Phone lm
- for. houseclennlng, floor watting,
Janitor aervice, Qeo, A. Heel,
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