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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATTJ ' TRTBUXE, MEDFOllD," OiTCfltTC". FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1929. PAGE SEVEN By ROBBIN COONS , HOLLY WOOD-Observtttlons on wliut the world would rutltor the well undressed movie chorus girl will wear at the noon hour us she troops iu number's to the studio commissary after a morning of re hearsals: Beach pa jamas, flamboy ant with color, bursting with red sun sprays, hysterical with creeping vines anil lavish trop ical blooms, or Coveralls o f cretonne, w I til c h r y s o n t h e m n m s in all colors, or li-ellisod wit h climbing rose patterns, or. Gay silk jack ets that sail in t li o a u in m e r Corlnne Griffith breezes, reveal- ins wliito silk blouses and trim re hearsal trunks of black silk be neath, or Whim liink blouses and trim re hearsal trunks. , And there is something; striking ly like a college campus atmos phere about the studio at luncheon hour, these warm, summer days. Hut for the professional unconven Humility and variety of the cos tumes, the boys and girls of the chorus and extra ranks, most of them of college age or under, who stand or sit about outside the crowded commissary In groups, or walk in pairs or bother in chatty "round table" sessions on the lawns,, or sit alone reading a novel or studying a role, might be taken for mere collegians whiling the time away merrily while awaiting the signal which will send them scurrying buck to classes. And one young fellow, calling back over his shoulder to n pretty chorine "Gotta date tonight, baby!" gives the final touch which makes the similarity perfect: And Speaking of Fashions Corinne Griffith seems to delight in apparel of multiple uses. When she returned from Paris recently she brought a garment, a "whut is lt?" that was a combination tennis outfit, beach lounging dress, and bathing suit. After a warm tennis game at the heucli, the skirt could be trans formed into a cloak tor resting in the .sands, and this removed, she had a swimming suit for the dip. For evening wear it is creamlined black satin, a turbun. - Reversed, it becomes a beige suedo sports or ufternoon model, or a helmet for flying. All depending, It hpcius, on where the long bow is tied. Lilies The gardens nt First National are probably tho prettiest amo:ig tliu studios here, but P. N. had to call on Its neighbor. Im1 alx "lilies of the field." Production on the picture so ti tled was held up briefly because of 1-quity complications, and when the six "lilies" were finally selected each came from a different studio, Jean liary from Fox, Illla LeHoy from B-K-O, Eve Solhern from Tif-l'any-Stahl, Betty Boyd from War ners', Virginia Bruce from Para mount and Cissy Fitzgerald from the free-lance field. Daily Meteorological Report Friday, October 19 Forecasts :llnsettled tonight and Saturday with rains: ' Not much change In temperature. Oregon: Unsettled tonight and Saturday with rain in west por tion. Warmer In east portion to night. o r Local Data Temperature ( Oegs.) .... CO 3!t Highest (Last 12 hrs.).. G4 00 Uiwest (Last 12 his.).. 41 39 Hel. humidity (Pet.) 53 96 Stnte of weather Clear Clear Lowest temperature this morn ing, 37legrees. Total precipitation since Sept. 1, 1929, 1.14 inches. Temperatures a year ago todny: Highest, lowest, 3s. .Sunset today. 5:25 p. m. Sunrise Saturday, t!:2S n. m. Sunset Saturday, 5:24 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A, M. 120th Meridian Time 25 sr? 8 Its n CITT Baker City M 2S I'.Cdy. Ilismarck M 50 Clear Ilolse , - Oil 3S Clear Denver 70 4S P. Cdy. Pes Moines 72 4.S P. Cdy. Fresno 70 fi'2 Clear Helena S 30 Clear Los Angeles .... 00 2 Cloudy Marshfleld 4 40 Cloudy Phoenix 92 0 Clear Portland '" ' 4S Cloudy Hed Bluff -.. 74 50 Clear Kosehnrg r,B 40 P. Cdy. Salt Ijike City.. 7S r.O P. Cdy. San Francisco .. 62 M Clear Seattle' 10 41 Cloudy Siiokane M 40 Cloudy Walla Walla .... to! 44 P. Cdy. Winnipeg 50 P. Cdy. 6. K. ANDKKSON'. Temiwarlly In Chnrge. Trnppcrs AttcntlonI The fur season will socn be here. We can make money for you with our connections. Lot us estimate on your furs before you hlp. MEUFOUD UA1K1AIN HOL'SR, 27 North Crape S. It' BRINGING UP FATHER THE DA.PE.R AQOOT MV FUNICS BEtMC "STOLEM"? v i Em I 1 1 uvan - i IUr f " ' 1 1 - - .- - ' : . X I ' wwww i v . Wl C IIT t"' I J WDMEWWNTiNin.iJa UKEOTOWAVE Cfl W E"" ' f 1 TOUO VOO V I HAPPENED- f-J 1 ' yV"4. V ti-SM. S I broth ejj V?i J V hi yrf Z ' rVy iil J CAUfiHT OKIE 1 ROBBERr7lVkfl I M LA Sd H-i T?' : VI ' V THE NEBBS-Then and Now MI55 &LACK .VOO - !$;' HAVE BEEN VWORKIMS COME TO THE PAST VWHEfiE THIIE BLACK STAtrra on The road as A TCAvEUMG ' SAX.es LAOV SELCIMG ' &EAUTV 9REPAOATlOklS POHTLAXD. Or.," Oct., 18. (fl5) in keening , with the tunihUnK wheat ,.;mrkp, t!io, Kperry Klour company ha rtMluceil the price of ail flours 20 cents. T)i1h putu the product on a hu.sU of $7.80 a bar rel, representing, nil told, n decline oi' uhout $1 since the beginning of harvest. With eggs advancing one cent nt Sun Krancisco and d?clininf; one cent ut New York, Portland prices were firm, but unchnnKfd. Tlie liutter .supi)ly is llbernl, but prioes remain steady.- ' The turkey supply 1 moderate, but appears more than sufficient to supply the local trade. Ueviewins the fruit nnd veget able situation, the Portland News Service of the United Stntesliu reau of lcononiics says: "Trading was fairly nctive on the wholesale fruit and vegetable market this morning. Potatoe prices are unchanged. "Interest in pears has declined, and the few present offerings of fine (uality Poses, JVAnJous nnd Cornice are meeting with very slow demand." Prtxliifc PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. IS. P) IChrs, firm. . Uutler, jnllk (butter fnO, oultry, uniiillH, fiotntucH, wim, nuts, hay nnd cuHcnra lnn-k steady and uncllnliRpil. IjivcsUifk I'OBTLAND, Ore., Oct. IS. (P) CATTLE and CALVHS: TalklnB around Kteady; recelplH rattle U5, calves 1 5. IIOC5S: Steady to weak: receipts 750, including C19 direct or on contract. SHEEP nnd LAMI1S: Quota!))!' Rteady; receipts 100. INirlliinil Wlit-nt OPnTLAXU, Ore., Oct. 18. IP) Wheat futures: Open HlRh Low Close llec. ...1.22 1.22 1.21 li I.UlVi Mar. ..1.29 1.29 1.29 1.29 May ...1.31 1.31 1.31ft 1.8114 Cnnh wheat: Uif? Hnd liluestem, hard white f 1-35 Soft whito 1.1814 Western whlto 1.1914 Hard winter 1.17V4 Northern spring 1.1714 Western red 1.1714 Oats: No. 2-3S lb. white $34.(10 Today's car receipts;. Wheat 31, barley I, flour 3S, corn 0, hay 7. San I'rnnrlsco llutlerfat SAN KHAXrlHtX). Oct. IS. (IP) nuttei'fat f.o.b. San Francisco &4c. 1 Lamp Contest to Close November 1 Much local Interest ! being taken here In the final outcome of the Mg l.inip selling content spon sored l,y the power company dur ing the month of October. This activity - which has been con, In, -ted In connection Willi th. n-itlnnal celebration of "Light's f!old"n Jubilee" conies Just at r linn1 when lainpa ami lifeMIng are In every one's pbtns for winter. The contest closes November It-t and local employes of the power company are workinn hard to make a good showing for llr. community us well as to win some of the attractive prizes to be awarded tho winners. ' THE MARKETS I f I M HE COWFE'b'bED-HE , 71 fl KNEW IT BEFORE ) (t KWOW- TT I fl QUEALEO OM THE OTHER IWWIUNTHE INMOCE.MT f v f fW TWO THAT GOT WA,V f PAPER-I MCT HIM BOV.- ' BUT-HE b At 9 . ' U kini ,.ir Liauc xki rt3cM- SELlEVyE. T. ; SXM fV BEAUTV DREPABAtIOm AtTRACTIve AMD A PRETTY GlBL .Jtf :OUYHEROAO? ' 1 V. IRraESISTIBLE AMU IT falVeSJVOU W'" THE LIPSTICK -MAKE THE ANAEMIC V t . LftURlTZEii WM k A WAMDSOME PEOP1T-TME f (- '', ? LIPS COBY RED VAJHEM AM h ' cosmetw HI Njomo-vthatowly aM y ' 0R3,iwdiam wore paimt he was M Communications Wants Court house Now. To (he Editor: i In your recent .editorial in re gard to tho' courthouse, you state there is plenty of time as the site is bound to be linked up with the Washington school site. We fail to grasp tho idea, as the courthouse is a county affair and should not be linked up with any civic center idea or school build ing program. It seems to me that considering the fact that the courthouse Is to be built by and for the people of the whole county, without any cost to tho residents of Medl'ord. other than a sito, that the people of Med ford and tile newspapers, real es tate promoters," eUs., should be fair - minded enough to let the county officials locate it where they ple;se. without being held up to wait for a ite as inadequate as tile Washington school Bite would be. The city now owns a large por tion of a sfie and the rest can be bought right that Is much nearer the highway, more room, can be made more beautiful nnd would be much more satisfactory to the non residents of MedToril than the Washington school sito would be. It will take from two to three years to complete plans and build a courthouse such as Jackson county can build, so let's choose from tile available sites and build it, and not hold up a county build ing on account of some old school building. Do not lose sight of the fr et thnt a courthouse as built by all the taxpayers of the county should be located where the representatives wnnt it and not where Medford's -school board nnd n few prominent property owners might want it lo cated. I am for tho new courthouse as soon as It can be built. II. P.. 7.V.F.K. Medford, October 17. Ed note: As Medford Is tho county seat, the courthouse must Xitlv tti Creditors. Notice Is hereby given that I have been appointed by the County Court of .laekson county, Oregon, Administrator of the esti.le of Hat tie M. I'ickett. 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 me ut my office in the Medford Itullding, In Medford. Oregon, with in six months from the date of litis notice. Dated and first published October 4th. 1929. HAltUV O. SKY It MAN', Administrator. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Rittt per werrf tor tint Insertion. 2c; tttfl meecdiiia imtrtion, lc: minimum 25c. Indvi your adi with For Sail, For Rent, tic, ind count thoic wordi, m wtli is Hch Inltiil, tilcptwnt number, etc., .1 . wort. Classified Ids In Idsnct tnv) not tlfcrn ml phone, unless advertiser has Monthly account. Nt allowance, lor phone errors. WANTKIl MTL'ATIOXS WANTED r'nrm work by man nnd wife, or either: tractor ex perience. 14 6 8. Holly. Tel. liOfl X. 211 W A XT ED $2000; security first mortgage on real estate. Ilox J. H.. Tribune. 214 WAXTED Mold work. Dox 60. Mall Tribute. 210 WANTED- Position ns nurse, rare of Invalids or convalescents.- Tel. 129S. 212 MIDDI.i; AO ED Indy want to work for man or man nnd child ren, I'hone 8C9-1I after i p. m. 210 WANTED Carpentering, shin gling, painting. 637-X. 213 WANTED Cstrpenler work. fleo. version. I'hone) 830-M, evenings. 216 WANTED Work, hr high nchool boy after 1:30 p. m. Pnooo 342 tt wmmr L AM SELLIMS LAORITZEM'S 3EAUTV PREPARATION WE r-TWAT DEFIES WATURE MARKS OF CP A PEACH TO THE AMD VOUW& ALIKE: be .-situated there. The exact site is entirely -ir matter for the county court to decide; the city agreeing to furnish the site thus selected. I The county court is ut perfect lib el ly tti make its selection any time ' it desires and in suggesting a de : lay so that the best available site might be secured, the Mail Tribune .expressed only lis own opinion con cerning a problem the citizens of Medford must solve, not presum ing to express the opinion of the jcuunly court. It is our opinion. , however, that as the courthouse j must be built in Medford. the more j centrally and conveniently It is lo icated as a pui't of the civic cen ter Idea the better for all con- cerned. WAXTKO FKMAXE JIKI.I' WANTED fllrl to care for ehll- i t.. i.i.......t ir men iiiiiiiik hu.y "im.. ,. ,,,,,,, ,, desired. I'hone 1210-J evenings, or beforu 8 a. in. 2 10 VANTi:i) MIHCI'XLANHOUS WANT A (IOOD DOG? I have some lllut want a good home. Dr. Stune. 211 WANTED Washing. Mrs., Fried Itlitcher. Jacksonville. ' 213 FUItNITUniU upholsteriAl. refln Ished urn! glued. A. N. Thibault. Phono 9li9-1t. 223 WAXTED Someone to move house. IS. 10. Koss, Talent. 209 CHICKEN DINNERS at tho Cov ered wagon, 75c. Good as the best, belter than tho rest. 200 WANTED To borrow $1000 to 2000, Al security. 13ox D. C. Mail Tribune. 198tf WANTED Local and long dis tance hauling. We save you money. Insured carriers. Haw ley Transfer, 019 N. Hlvorslde. Phono 1044-X. 219 WANTED Clean cotton rags at Mail Tribune office. tf WANTED 2nd hand goods & Junk Pat's, 1600 Prune. To.l 647-L. 221! MATItlMONIAlj AN Accomplished. Intelligent Ren tleman, mlddlo ago. desires to make acquaintance of sincere home-loving lady, widow with children would be agreeable, ob ject matrimony. Cure Mall Tri bune. No. XX. 211 1'OR KENT AI'AIIT.MKXTS OH HE NT Apartment. 334 Apple. 211 FOK KENT Desirable furnished apt: all hotel accomodations. Hotel (iiullil. 213 KOIl KENT 3-room apt and ga rage, 1S. 209 W. Jackson St. 209 FOK ENT 5-room partly fur nished; water puld. Tel. 797-U. 210 FOR RENT Fully modern fur nished apartments; hot and cold water supplied, Kunrlfe Super Station, cor. 12th and Uiverside. Phone 1338. . 203tf FOR RENT S-rm nrst floor: hot and cold water, phone, uso of bath, close In. 322 So. Central. Inuuire premises or Mrs. Ilians. Hotel Holland. 201 If FURNISHED 2 and 8-room apart ments and garage, 604 W. loth. 200if FOR RENT Furnished dpt. Tel. 4ri2-ll. 1 97tf FOR RENT A newly papered and phlnted 3-room furnished . apartment, nice bath room, hot and cold water, steam heut, close In, gas for fuel, ready to step Into. Address Itox AA, caro of Mail Tribune, giving your name and address, and owner will call you. I97if FOR RENT 3-room furnished opt. with sleeping porch and garage. Close In. Adults onlv. 240 K Orape. 191K" FOR RENT 3-room furnished apt. with sleeping porch nnd Bo rage, close in: adults only. 240 Bo. Orape. lSUtf WAVE. A SKIM FOOD - IT ERASES THE VEARS-BRiwSSTHE BLUSW A CMEEK OF THE OLD -IT MAKES A HOMELY WANTED 11KLP MATjE Oil FIJMALE WANTED 6 PACKERS, apples: i men or women. Uig 7 Fruit I Distributors. 210 FOR RENT FI'HNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Sleeping room; bath. 245 N. Crape. 21!i FOR HENTWarm sleeping room, private family, close In. reason able. 512 Pennsylvania Ave. Phone 1070-J. 2071C HEATED ROOMS With board, nt 716 E. Main. Phono 722. 20iitf FOR RENT Largo, lovely fur nished front room, private en trance, heat. Also smaller, well f furnished rooms, liourd if do- I sired. Phone 1314. N. Front ,- St., 242. 20111' FOR RENT HOUSES 'FOR RENT Lnrgo homo closo In: hai-dwood floors tfirougliout, steam heat, phone 106 for ap pointment. 207tf FOR RENT 3-room house, off West Jackson. I'hone 106. 207tf FOR RENT 5 rooms modern, close In, Inquire 1411 S. Ivy. 207tf FOR RENT 7-room house. 228 N. Central. Inquire Klein the Tailor. 214 FOR RENT Halt of duplex: elec tric range nnd water heater. Call al 907 N. RIVersldo Ave. or Tel. 7011-1.,. 209 FOR RENT Furnished collage, new, in rear U2H No. Riverside, 125. Inquire 712 W. Jackson. 207lf KOIl RENT 5-room unfurnished house. Inquire at 328 ('rater Lake. 207 If FOR RENT 5-rm. modern house; clean; on puvement. Inquire 3-1 N. Peach. 20(ilf FOR RENT 0-room hollso, 016 South Central; furnished or un furnished. Phone 1149 or 1322. 200tf 'OR RENT Unfurnished house, close In. 141 No. Ivy. Phone 349-J. 20Stt FOR RENT Partly furnished 3 room house, lnqulro 426 8. Oak dale. 211 FOR RENT Modern house, part ly furnished. 1119 W. 1 0th. 211 FOR RENT 6-ronm furnished house at 529 So. Orape. c. A. DeVoe. Phono 623-.I-2. 206tf FOR RENT 4-room modern cot tage, 1052 West 11th; wood sheil and garage. Inquire 4u0 King St. or Phone after 4:30, 699-X. tf FOR RENT OR BALE B-room unfurnished house. Redden & Company, 119 N. Central. 19Stf FOR REN T Homes. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown Se White. 17tf FOR RENT 6-room unfurnished house, 1035 W. 10th. See C. A. DoVoo, phone 623-J-2. li)2tf FOR RENT Hungalnw, Ross lane. F. L. Ton Voile, Jacksonville. Oro. Phono 112. 176tf WAHEIIOL'SMS MEDFORD WATlEnOU8 Ilonded No. 263 We store anything, and loan money on anything stored. I'hone 31 ! I'Olt KA I. E POULTRY 'OR HALE Narraganselt tur keys, breeding stock. P. It. Lof larid.' 114 miles N. W. Central Point. 216 FOR SALE Sussex roosters, Win ter lianana apples, cream sepa rator, cheap. Corliss ranch, I mile west Phoenix. 209 FOR KALE Mammnlh Ilrnnxo breeding turkeys, J, M. Narv. l'hune 132. L, 238 6USIMESS MOW-1M THE. OLD DAVS,WHEKJ A WOMAM RUBOED LITTLE POWDER OM HER up nin it- p.p'uiKjr) rLne?T -MOW THEV POLL OOT THE OLD BOX OM STREET CAK5 AKJU TAKE Our I , rt,. THE LIPSTICK -MAKE THE ANAEMIC ,ps eoev RED VAJHEM AKJ IMDIAM WORE PAIMT HE WAS UKJCIVILIIED-MOW IT'S 1ST STATE OF VlUZATlONJ . The Hell Synrfmne. FOK RENT HOl'SrCKKEPING ROOMS FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, Burage; closo In. 310 N. Jlartle't. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS - FOR I.KASK unncll in Appie- gate vim,-, inu", nutu buv tools. Call llli S. Newtown, Medford. Ore. 209 r.osT LOST Gentleman's wrist watch Sunday near Untie Creek covered bridge. Reward. Call 393. 300 FOK SALE LIVESTOCK Foil SALE 2 heifers, fresh soon: second calves. 4 miles west of Talent on Anderson creek. D. C. Hale. 213 FOR SALE OR TRADE For log ging team, 2 good- milk cows. Inquire at third house south of fairgrounds on highway. J. IL Miller, 11. 4, Dox 80-A, Medford. 209 FOR SALE 3 fresh' cows and 6 bull calves, lnqulro at Al Hor manson's Feed Storo, Central Point, Oro. 209 FOR SALE Weancr pigs. Phono 234-J-3. Perhaps 2-ton truck, fine condition. 209 FOR SALE 25 head wethers and one gentle saddle pony. E. N. Wlthrow, Talent. 213 FOK SALE AUTO.MOIIILES HIC.H ORADE CARS VERV LOW PRICES 1926 Ford 4-door Sedan. 1925 Ford Coupe. 1927 Type Dodge DeLnxo Sedan. 192S Type Essex DeLuxe Sedan. 1928 Pontine DeLuxe Sedun. Terms and Trades. . EAKIN MOTOR CO., DODllE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER 216" FOR SALE 1920 Ford runabout: Ml extras; $10(1. Phono KK3. 213 FOK SALE REAL l'XTATE THIS IS DIFFERENT And pre sents n good opportunity to bet ter your financial condition. An nttractlvo orchard in a good fruit district Is offered for good tract raw orchard land, ndobo prefer red, for purpose of setting sumo to pears, our customer knows what he wants, nnd has his own Ideas about the land he wants. Hen HOLMES for HOMES, nnd see him quickly. Nash Hotel corner. Phone 329. 209 MUST SELL AT ONCE 15 Areres 3 miles from Medford: fine shade; city water; 11600 cash. Two acres fine garden soil; 3-room box housu; (850, Terms. STOCK. RANCH 476 Acres; deeded water right; 46 cattle, 190 goats, 2 mules, 2 , horses, 100 tons hav. 700 bushels grain, 5-room house, 2 barns, 2 ' wells; fenced and cross-fenced; Al road; S22.0O0; terms, , J. C. 11ARNEB. Phone 409, 210 SEE THESE 80 Acres. 25 miles fromi Medford, near the highway and uutslde range; fenced, house, barn. Price IL50U. or will trade. 400 Acres with 160 n eras -in culti vation, adjoining outside range l'liro $6,500; terms. Good trnet of pine timber for saw mill set. WANTED Farm to rent. CHAMNCEY FLORET, 201 First National liank. Phono 318. 211 FOR SALE On TRADE One of tho finest llttlo dairy ranches In the Rogue River valley, with or without 16 head of cows. Phone 689-.I-1, 199tf WHEN TOU think of real estnte, sue Brown & White. tt By George McManus By SOL HESS MORE TITLES. The. Pn'oe MRS. CI). WORWAIJ.D SALT LAKE CITV.OTAU PACE, nnni5"; MAIOP 'Out Dusk MURRAW.UTAH Burckna oi Ltftf W.Q.VAUce BbTTLCCaeex, nicM, THE MR 5. A. MALU LOSAWGKLfcS, CAUF. 'Drrf4"lr Onward" Dents ite wooos OMicuty, tpo Inc.) Trxto Mirk Rry. U S. Pn. Oftce MLSCEIXAXEOl'S FOR HIRE Good pack burro for your hunting trip, can ioomis. igx from 8 to 6. dally. FOK SALE HOMES j.'on SALE C-rnom home, handy to schools. Phone 105. 207tf . ' FOR SALE Now 4-room house, large living room breakfast nook, bullt-ins, etc. See owner. 813 E. 9th St. 214 FOR SALE 225 South Oakdale, 6 rooms. Inquire at house. 209 FOR SALE Completely furnished 4-room modern house, good con dition: newly painted: garage and woodshed, large lot. Price S2X;0. Reasonable terms. BROWN & WHITE. Realtors. 213 FOR SALE Beautiful now mod ern furnished house, lower Port- - land Heights; high, grade and girls' 8c)iuol nearby, A. M, Now- ktrk, 712 Medical-Denial Blrlg., Portland, Oro. 214 FOR SALE OR FOR RENT Largo 6-room bungalow at 1405 W. Main St. Excellent condition. Inquire of owner at. 836 Eust Main St. 212 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE East sido modern bungalow to exchange for good little poultry ranch. BROWN & WHITE, Realtors. ' 212 p FOR SALE Attractrvo new bun galow, 6 rooms, bath, breakfast nook, fireplace, hardwood flours; best construction; good terms. 1 629 South Holly. lStf FOK KALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Spltnenberg cull npples. American Fruitgrowers, So. Fir St. plant. 212 FOR HALE Largo crenm sepa rator. 710 Pine. Tel. 319-Y. 211 FOR HALE 2-burner electric range. 004 W. lolh. 2lllltf FOR SALE Now separator. II03-R. Tel. 211 FOR SALE llnrn, to bo wrecked, Apply 625 Pine. 210 BARGAINS In USED FARM TOOLS 2 2-12 Trnetor Plows. 1 New Lime Sower, $62.60. 2 Tractor Discs. 1 Horse Orchard Cultivator. I Hulky Pimv. 1 Walking Plow, like new. 2 Used Tractors. 1 Manure npreader, new, $150. 1 Mower and Rake. 1 Set Fenders for Fordson, $5. lirilllARD BltOH., INC. 214 GOOD KITCHEN RANGE, with pipe, for sale cheap, Frank Hay wood, Jacksonville. 210 'OH HALE Halwny peaches now , ready. Itrook Bank Oruhurds. Phono 14-F-6. . . . 210 SPITZ APPLES 50o per snek. Miller Orchard, Eagle Point. 210 'OR HALE Halway peaches. A. N. Wright, Cozy Nook Ranch. Bring boxes. .211 FOR SALE 400 red cedar posts. Call 444 No. Grape. 209 FOR HALE Fresh red salmon "in trie rounii, Hue per in. i.ing coa and black bass 1 5c lb. Hinall or ders rill, add 6c lb. "Trlpple F. O." 229 Bessie. 916-X. 209 FOR APPLES Call 1122-R. 206tf' FOR SALE nulbnsa (bluegrass) seed for sale. 20a per nound. Communicate with Williams A Heegmlller, Itouto 2, Central Point, or call at ranch, Antloch district. tf FOR HALE Garage. Answer Rox I). D., Tribune. 209 FOR SALE Hpltx apples. Ala Vista Packing House, South Fir. 20ltf FOR SALE Inspected Mastadon strawberry plants, Geo. Young, Htewnrt Ave. - 210 FOR HALE For sand and travel sediment and genoral teaming ' Tel. V12-J. Hain'l Batoman. tf FOR SALE MISCELLANBOri FOR SALE Spltzenberg apples. Tel. 132-lj. 214 FOJt SALE Nice sized 'Winter Banana . apple culls, Roots m Paokey warehouse. Gold Hill, Call W, E. Root. Medford, phone 294. 171tf FOR SALE Used sewing . ma.' . chines; all makes, $5 up; terms If desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co., 24 North Bartlett. lltf FOR SALE Pago field fence, yard fence, gates, netting all klmlB; cedar and steel fence posts. Complete line of fence . material. "We build fences." Gnddls Hr. Dixon. Tel. 168. t BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts HURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Title, Title Insurance. Rooms 3 and 6, No. 33 North Central Ave., upstairs. JACKSON CO. Abstract Co. Abslractn of Title and Title Insure mice. . The. only o o in i I o t e Title System In Jock, son County. ' Blcyclo Repairing. GUARANTEED BICYCLE AND MOTORCYCLE REPAIRING Lawns. Mowers ground. Snappy Parcel Service. JOE .RINARD'3 CYCLER Y, 28 So. Bartlett. Tel. 1408. Chiropractic Physicians DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlro practlo Nerve Speolallst. Office hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6. 208-204 Liberty Bldg. Ofrice phone 680: Res. phone 790-H. ClitinncT Sweep CHIMNEY SWEEP George Eaton, Call Eads & Holbrook Second Hand store. N. Front. Phone 1192-J. Fye Specialists trlst. Eves examined. Glasses tilted. 404 Medford Bldg. Tel. 188. 362tf Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. wuson, c p. a. , Attention given to anything in accounting and Income Tax Requirements. Look - into our simplified accounting method. Liberty Bldg.. Medford. Phone 157-R. ' Financial WE LEND MONEY to worthy people to pay theis honest debts. Pacific Coast Credit Association 423 Medford Bldg., Medford. Ore. Freight TraTssportatlon ' LONG DISTANCE HAULING . Medford - Klamath truck line. Daily servioe. Bonded carriers. Special rates on load lots. Auto Freight terminal, 36 a Fir. Tel 1033. Monor to Ixsan MUKKV Tfl l.niH tn t , ,. nan. pie to pay their honost debts. Also any amount to loan on city property. f Homos- Realty Co. . Room 12, Pulm Blk Cor. Mala and Front Sts.r upstairs. 6 TAnsr HfieM Real Estate ' Mortgage Los rat Phone 13tt : Comitiercliil Finance Corp Medford, Oregon DO YOU NEED MONEYf-Wl make short time loans. . Trans' actions strictly confidential, t 311 Llberty Bldg. Open Tuesday! and Fridays till 9 p. m. Phone 667-J. H. H. Banister. , H. C Chrlstner. .' i Monuments i , I THE OREOON GRANITE CO. - Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Gen' eral Manager; P. M, Kershavt; Sales Manager. 302 N. Front 81, Medford. Muslo Painting nnd I'npcrlianBln II, MARX Quality painting, tint ing and paperhanglng; Buves and' beautifies; color schemes thatarev "eiisy to live with" ut minimum cost to you; decorating of new and old furniture and fixtures. Phono 178-J. IMniio Instrnctlon - FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony, Halghfc Musio Studio, 318 Liberty Bldg., Phone 72. 169tf Printers and Publishers ' MEDFORD PR1NTINQ CO. Hag the best equipped printing office-' In Southern Oregon. Bookblnd-I tng. loose lenf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices, 31 N. Fir St. nadlo Service I RADIO SERVICE on any max radio. 11. O. Purucker. 23 South' Grape street. Office Phone 336; ' Res. 1442. 381 Sand and G ravel C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Orayel plant. Cleaned," washed sand' and gravel; crushed gravel, all sizes. Phono plant 1203 or office 127.. . . v 864tf "Transfer EADS TRANSFER A 8TORAOB CO. Office 111 N. Fir street. Phone 315. Prices right, aertr Ice guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER St STORAGE Service guaranteed. 80 8. Grape St., Phone 644, or residence 1060. TRANSFER AND STORAGE F. E. Sumson Co. Quick service. Prices reasonable. Cargo Insur- np nrnl.nllnn. 929 N. Rlimfw side. Phone (33. I'pholstorlng THIBAULT Maker of orerstntfeil furniture made to order: re upholstering. We estimate, ahow Samples, Phone 969-R. - llf Wabash. Window nennlasf LET GEORGIA DO IT Phone lift for houseolennlng, floor Writing, Janitor service. Geo, A. fleet.