PAGE SEVEN
EGGS AND BUTTER FIRM
BRINGING UP FATHER .
... By George McManus
FOR SALK MISOKLLAJTBOEl
FOR SALE Shotgun, nearly new,
bargain: also rifle. 127 North
AS
Wverside: i-iniHiu
HELLO' WHEKJ--MR-0lSub COME"b
iiisi h) Office -teliLhim that
HE DRANK ALL. THE
ilslK VvE MAO AM'
WlPEO THE
LOCK OP Me DtVbK AM' NAILTHE
CHAIRS DOWSJ- AM' F fou CCTr
AMV CHAMGE IM YOUR POCKET- ,
FOR SALE Spltzenberg" apples.
Tel. 132-L. 214
MiijWlFrt BROTMER t") COiMC
TO CALL OkJ WIM-
HlOE IT- TELL HiM I'M MOT" COMIM
FOR SALE Nice sized Winter
Banana apple culls, Roots Ac
Papkey warehouse, Oold Hill.
Call W. E. Root, Medford, phone
294. 171tf
;' PORTLAND, Ore.; 1 Oct. 19. (P)
nTba egg ' and butter markets
'were ffrni' today without change.
Fresh eggs were selling rapidly at
48 and 50c retail, with some deal
era getting even higher prices. But
ler was in good . demand, particu
larly the better grade. The latter
was scarce with a' great deal of
low grade stuff offered.
,': The' potato trade was brisk and
shipments were active.
Keceipts of turkeys were smaller-
than expected, but prices re
mained unchanged. '
CAT- f i '"w . n
BACK-TO -OAT-
FOR SALE Used sewing ma
chines; all makes, $5 up; terms
If desired. All makes rented
and repaired. White Sewing
Machine Co., 24 North Burtlett.
lltf
FOR SALE Page field fence,
yard fence, galea, netting alt
kinds; cedar and steel fence
posts. Complete line of fence
material. "We build fences."
OoildU & Dixon. Tel. 1118. 34
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
I ' ' III- . M 11 I , J III 1
VOOHWire PHOMEO j . COMIN I I
AM' AIO HER BROTHER I j-tERE-ltvj MYl"
i"b GOIM'TO DROP IM' 1 OFPICE? J
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TO-OAY3E'. 1STHAT t d ffjttl''1 II I i l'-L
THE COY TrATWUl - rfj C-2
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i TO CALL OkJ WIM- J)
'Wrrrr fW
THE MARKETS
... .... Produce ....
j PORTLAND, rev ,Ocr' ' J 9 (IP)
5 Butter, eggs, : milk (butterfat),
poultry, onions, potatoes, wool,
nuts, hay, cascara bark and hops
steady and unchanged.
: ' . Livestock
, PORTLAND Ore., Oct. 19. ()
rr-Heceipts: Hogs 295, all direct;
cattle 9U, calves none. Totals for
week approximately: - Hogs 7750,
cattle 1885, calves 235, sheep 2770 ;
cars 128. '
HOGS Compared with week
ago: Mostly 26c lower. Bulk
Hght butchers,' $1 1 .25 a tew small
lots Monday, $1'1.60; 'over and un
der' weights, $11 down, mostly
?H).Tti down. Heavies, down to $10.
Rough packing sows, $8 to $8.50;
a few smooth, $.- Slaughter pigs,
mostly $10 to $10.25. Bulk feeder
pigs, $11 to $11.25.
CATTLE Compared with week
ago:' She-stock, ' steady to" 25c
higher. Steers,' steady to strong;
calves and vealers, 50c lower.
Steers 'very scarce. A few loads
high medium to fairly good, $9:75
to $10.25, othern $9.50 down to $7.
Top heifers, $9.25; top cows in
loads, $7.?!: odd head, $8.75. Bulk
she-stock, $7 to $8.50; low, medi
um and tinder grades, $6.f;U down
to $3, moHtly $4 or better. Cutter
to medium bulls, mostly $0.25 to $7;
Tew butcher type, $7.50. Best light
vealers, $13. Best calves, $11; un
der gradest down to $7. '
"SHEEP Quotubly steady with
week ago. No strictly choice lambs
arrived. -Bulk of kinds here; $9.50
to $10. Feeder and low grade kill
ers, mostly $8 to $9; few thin culls
down to $0 and under. Yearlings,
(luolnbly up to $9,' bulk arriving,
$7.fi0 to $8.50. Best ewes, $5; me
dium to fulrly good, $:i.f.O to $4.50;
culls, down to $1.50. '
., . San Fi'uuyisfo Bnltorfnt i.;
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19. P)
Bulterfut f.o.b. Kan Francisco 54c.
,
?f CortiliiK .'toV Crutarlnn
Sauce for th'p' gander Is auuee. for
the gooe" . and; "Charming Sln
ncrsi'a clever drnmiT 'of 'domestic
rearrangement, mado Into an nil
talking picture, proves -thnt a
woman has often the nest of the
argument In a battle of wits with
her- husband. Ruth Chntterton.
Cl.lve Hrook, William Powell and
Mary Nolan carry the leads at the
Crutei-ian theater tomorrow.
The story has to do with a new
treatment for philr-nderlng h u s-h.-lnds.
Ruth Chntterton, as the
wife, applies her unique remedy
in' a smart way. Clive itronk has
a rare role nnd he handles it in
delightful fi.shion.
."William Powell, ns the "other"
man. nnd Mary Nolan In the role
of the infringer, are strong sup
porters of the two well-known
leads.
Coming td Itlnlto.
:Whon a bachelor girl gets bored,
a . "bobbed-hair br.ndlt" takes a
hand In sirring things up. nnd an
.exciting comedy drama follows.
This Fox 'movietone' all-talking
.picture, which is tomorrow's fea
ture at the Riulto theater, has a
cast of Alan" Birmingham ns the
wealthy young bachelor, Leila Hy
ams as the disturbing young lady,
Clyde Cook as a valet, and Farrell
Macdonalil and Arnold Lucy ns the
other featured members of the
cast.
From the 'outset arresting and
novel, the nction proceeds at a fast
.clip, cleverly Interweaving comedy
with mystery and suspense with ro
mance. GRANTS PASS WATER
GRANTS PASS; Ore, OH. J!.-r-(JPt
City offirlnls have bron noti
fied to nppenr before the Oreson
state ut Hit it's commission nt Stilem
October 25 to show rniue why the
f Jrnntfl rnss Water company should
not be Riven an Increase In water
rntes.
It in understood attorneys for
the water company will ank the
commission to extend the time In
which tho company H required to
mnke Improvements In the pres
ent yitem.
4
' Baker Kfodkmm nrnil7e.
HAKKFt, Ore.. Oct. 13. (1 An
ftrRnnlMtlon known ns the Maker
County Stock Growers' niwocln
tion was formed nt n, meetinir of
. 30 stockmen yesterday. Herbert
Chandler. I taker, was elected presi
dent xnnrt Hoper Morse, county
Rgcnt, elected secretary.
G1H Injnml
VANCOUVER. Wash., Oct. 19
(Jf Murgarrt Thornton, 20. Kelso,
Wash., was injured fatally last
nlpht when hi-r nntomobtle turned
over on the Pacific highway near
here.
THE NEBBS The Ingrate
jSoCKMEV FUWT
WS LET OUT -j
OF 0AIL WITHOUT
peoseoj-now
AMD NOT
KWOWIMS THAT
PCNIROO, PEACIW6.
FLINT VJOOLD
SQOEAL, SEwr
FDR KJESSANO
AOMITTEO WIS
6LHUr AMD MADE
ASETTiEMEMTi
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OFFICE LOOK.IMS
FCMi MORE'
momeV
Edison to Receive Nation's Tribute
On Anniversary of Light Invention
DETROIT, Mich., Oct. 19. ()
Coming to receive a nation's trib
ute on the golden anniversary .of
ills invention of the iucamlencent
electric Unlit, Thomas A. Edison
arrived here from Orange, N. J.; to
tiny. Traveling In the private car
of Henry, Ford, the Inventor went
immediately to the Ford estate,
"Fair Lane," ut Dearborn nnd
planned to keep out of the public
eye until Monday evening when
President Hoover will voice the
nation's greeting in formally dedi
cating the new Edison Institute of
Technology established by Mr. Ford
In his early American village at
Dearborn. ', '
Light's own ' tribute to Edison
will be n flood of modern illumina
tion that will bathe the new Edi
son Institute during the ceremonies
Monday night. To give the cele
bration the atmosphere of 1871),
however, the restored Menlo Park
buildings and the reproduction of
independence hall, which is the
principal unit of the early Ameri
can village, will be illuminated
only by Lullow - candles and oil
lamps.
How Mr: Edison's Incandescent
light was greeted 60 years ago is
IN SLIGHT INCREASE
WASHINGTON, Oi. S.-t-WP)
Retail food prices foij the ;month
ending September 5, the bureau
of labor statistics announced to
day, showed in -Increase of one
third of one per cent over the
previous month and of 2 per cent
over the corresiHindfng period . last
year. i
At the same time the wholesale
price Index exhibited a recession
of one-fifth of I per cent under
August nnd 2 per cent below
September, issy,
SANTH . FE IN
HUTCHINSON. Kans., Oct. L0.
Alleging mistreatment by the ojom
imny's employes, J. C. Hopper of
Ashland, Ore., former Hutchinson
banker and cattleman, has filed
suit for '$6,200 In district court
against the Santa Fo llallrond
company. Hopper maintains he
was mistreated last July 4 when
put off a Hunta Ve train at Umnr,
Colo., his leg being severely brXiis
ed and Injured. Wichita Kagte.
Two ,
Good Paying
Businesses
Hptp is nn opportunity for
soinpoiie with imp llioiisnnil
(lollnrs to liny a (."mil htisi
iirss on n wry attrnclivo
1ii' in If bnsis.
E. C. CORN
11 South Riverside
I - tJ , HELP VOU ALOJ6 LI &Mi-wt-v if wwc 5$JK
1011 " V ' (Copyrigni. 1W9. by The Bell Synilicjli. Inc.) Ttad. Mark Km. U 8. H. Ollin ': 1 ".-':'.''' C-- Jj
told in the New York Herald in ah
Issue , of 1879: ' :
"Udisijn's -, ectrla .light.1 incred:
iblo as it may appear, is produced
from n little piece of paper a tiny
strip of paper thnt a breath would
blow away.' Xhroifrti this little
strip of paper lit passed an electric
current, "and the result Is a bright
beautiful light, like tho mellow
sunset of on Italian autumn. . . . .
The paper is baked In an oven
until all its elements have passed
wnyi except Its carbon framework."
There follows a description of
the light bulb's construction and,
"this light, the Inventor claims, can
be produced cheaper than that
from the cheapest, oil. Were It not
for the phonograph, the quadnlplex
telegraph, and the various other
remarkable productions of the
great Inventor, the world might
well hesitate to accept his assur
ance that such a beneficent result
had been obtained. Hut, as It is,
his past achievements in science
are sufficient guarantee that his
claims are not without foundation."
CLASSIFIED AOVEHTIsmr. MT
flat! ntr nerd for lint Inwtlon, . 2c; lata
lutcscdlno intlrlion, lc; fiinlnum 25c. Indtx
rour dl wllh For Sail, For (lint, itc. am) count
thisl onti. m tll as each Initial, ttlukm
numorr, lie, M woro.
Clattlflcd adl In advanea and ml taki am
phonl, unli adnrlisir Iik oatUi accoiult. No
nwaaiivB jut piruiiv M,a,l. . . ,.
WANTED ITEM' MALE OKV
- " aVEMALK '
WANTED 6 PACKERS, apples
men or women. Ulg 7 Fruit
iJlstrlliutors. . 210
WANTED SITUATIONS
'1'' T-,'W
WANTED Farm work by man
and wife, or either; tractor ex
perience. 146 8. Holly. Tel. 000-X.
WANTED $2000; oecurlty first
' mortgage on'' real estate. Kox
Jv S., Tribune. 214
WANTED Maid work. Box 80.
Mail Tribute. ' 210
WANTED Position as nurse, caro
of Invalids or convalescents. Tel.
1298. 212
MIDDLE AGED lady wants to
work for man or man and ehild
' ren. Phone 86U-H after 6 p. m.
210
WANTED ' Carpentering, shln
gllng. painting. 637-X. 213
WANTED Carpenter work. Oco.
Iverson. Phone 830-M. evenings.
216
WANTED Work, by high school
. boy after 1:30 p. m. Phono 242.
tf
. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Carpentering, shin
gling, painting. r.37-.. 22
WANTED Small ranch. 10 to IS
ac res, with some alfalfa. Jiojr i.
N Tribune. " 2 1
LADIES Something new; good
money; n repeater. Sells on
sight. liox D. V., Tribune. 40
WANT A OOOD DOO? I have
some that want a good home.
Dr. Stone. Ill
WANTED Washing. Mrs. Fro-d
Kuteher. Jacksonville. 11S
FURNITURE upholstered, refln
ished and glued. A. N. Thibault.
Phone II09-R. 22J
WANTED To borrow $100 to
12000, Al security. Box I. C
Mall Tribune. laBlf
WANTED Ixicnl nnd long dis
tance hauling. We save you
money. Insured carriers. Haw
ley Transfer. C19 N. Klrerslde.
Phone 1044-X. 21
WANTED Clem cotton rags' lit
Mall Tribune office. tf
WANTED !nrl hand goods Junk
Pal's, Hu Prune. Te.l 647-L.
. WANTED FUMAI'E HEM
W'AN'THD-Both cook and xeconil
mnld. ; Cull Central Point H".
Mrs. Paul Kcherer. 211
WANTED Girl to cafe for ehil- j
dren during day only. "Hoard Iff
desired, phone U'10-J evenings,'
or before 8 a. m. ' 210
''OK HUNT HOUSEKEEPING
ItOOMS' 1
FOIl KENT 2 furnished rooms
for housekeeping;, light, water.
K12 auuiniit. ., 2j 1
Villi KENT Fl'ItNISIJEW
HOO.US
FOH KENT Sleeping room: bath.
24 5 N. Grape. 2W
FOR KENT Warm sleeping room,
private family. ' close In, reason
nhle. --M2 Pennsylvania - Ave.
. Phone. 107U-J. - . 21)7tf
HEATED ROOMS With board, at
710 E. Main. Phone 722. 2fliitf
FOR KENT HOUSES
FOU KENT Hulf of duplex: elec
tric range and water heater. Call
at '!Hl7 N. Riverside Ave. or Tel.
7S0-I,. !12'
FOR RENT B room modern fur
nished house; electric range: $35,
water paid. Chauncey Florey,
aui I' lm .Mm. jiana i.ing. iei
318. 211
FOR RENT Good modern 5-room
house on South Newtown, $2T,
per month. Inquire First Natl.
Hank. 211
FOR RENT Large home close In;
hardwood floors throughout,
steam heat. Phone 10& for ap
pointment. 207tf
FOR RENT 3-room house, off
West Jackson. Phone 105. 207tf
FOR RENT
5 rooms modern,
close in. Inquire 1.46 S. Ivy.
207tf"
FOR RENT 7 -room house. 228
N. Central. Inquire Klein the
Tailor. 214
FOR RENT Furntshed eottnge,
new, in rear 628 No. Riverside,
$2S. Inquire 712 W. Jackson.
207tf
FOR KENT -room unfurnished
house. Inquire at 328 Crater
Lake. 207tr"'
FOR RENT S-rm. modern house:
clean; on pavement. Inquire 34
N. Peach. 206tf
FOR KENT C-room house, Slfi
South Central; furnished or un
furnished. Phone 1149 or 1322.
20f,tf
FOR RENT Unfurnished house,
close in. 141 No. Ivy. Phone
349-J. 2or,tf
FOR RENT Partly furnished -room
house. Inquire 425 S. Oak
dale. 21 1
FOR RENT Modern house, part
ly furnished. 1119 W. 10th. 211
FOR RENT S-ronm furnished
bouse at 529 So. Grape. '. A.
UeVoe. Phone C23-J-2. 2 0 5 1 f
FOR RENT 4 -room modern cot
tage, 1052 Went 11th; wood
shed and garage. Inquire 406
King St. or phone after 4:30.
599-X. tf
FOR RENT OR SALE B-room
unfurnished house. Redden (te
Company. 11 N. Central. 198tf
FOR KEN T Homes. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown 4 White.
17tf
FOR RENT 5-room unfurnished
house. 108S W. loth. See C. A.
DeVoe. phone 623-J-2. I!l2lf
FOR KENT Rungalow, Ross lane.
V. L. TouVelle, Jacksonville. or.
Phone 112. 176tf
1CSTKAYKD
STRAYED From our ranch on
Crater I-ake Ave., Mark, police
.- 6Vk answering nnme of Don. Cull
31, J. I). Kllnsell. 211
FOUND
FOUND In our cabbage patch on
old Stage road. 2 red cows; right
. hitts branded. Phone 334-J 3.
and pay for ad and cabbages. 211
l'XXl 1 1 EN T A PA HTM E N TS
I''OK HE NT.'
Apple.
Anartment. 334
211
Foil KENT Deslrablo furnished
apt: all hotel accomodations.
Hotel Grand. 213
VOU KENT 6-rooni partly fur
nished; water paid. Tel. 797-K.
210
FOR RENT Fully modern fur
nished apartments; hot and cold
wuter supplied. Sunrise Super
Statlun, cor. 12th and Riverside.
Phono 1338. 203tf
FOR RENT 3-rm.. rirst floor: hot
and cold water, phone, use of
Dain, close In. 6X4 so. central,
Inquire premises or Mrs. Kliins,
Hutul Holland. ZOltf
FURNISHED 2 nnd 3-room apart
meats and garuge. 604 W. loth.
FOR RENT Furnished apt. Tol
462-H. 197tf
FOR RENT A newly papered
and painted 8-room furnished
apartment, nice bath room, hot
nnd cold water, steam heat, close
In. gus ?or fuel, ready to step
Into. Address liox AA, caro of
Mall Tribune, giving your numa
and address, and owner will call
you. 197tf
FOR RENT 8-room furnished
opt. with sleeping porch and ga
rage, close in; adults only. 240
Ho. .Grape. llfttf
MISCELLANEOUS
FRIED CHICKEN and steak din
ners, 50e. Mrs. Travis at Phoe
nix. Appointments for private
parties. 2 1 II
FOR HIRE Good pack burro for
your hunting trip. Call Loomls,
168 from 8 to 6, dally.
MATRIMONIAL
AN Accomplished, Intelligent gen
tleman, middle age. dealres to
make acquaintance of sincere
home-loving lady, widow with
children would be agreeable, ob
ject matrimony, Care Mall Tri
bune. No. ZX. 211
WAREHOUSE
MEDFORD WAREHOUSE
Bonded No. 268
We store tnytblng, and loan money
on anything stored.
Phone ll
l4tf
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE OR TRADE 80 neres
located on Applcgatc; partly Irri
gated; good soli, fair Improve
ments: $tii0; easy terms. Would
consider trade for Medfonl prop
erty. L. G. PICKEI.L.
Phone 9N3-L. 204 E. Main.
211
TO TRADE, In Lynwnod. Cel.
Beautiful 6-room home: light,
gos, telephone, radio, tub and
shower, hardwood floors tbruout,
fireplace, Instantaneous hot wat
er, lawn front and rear, shrubs,
'fruits, double garuge; 10 miles
from Los Angeles shopping dis
trict, 10 jiiIIoh fiom lmg Reach
bathing ber.cb, for an Improved
farm, 40 to 60 acres, on Rogue
river hear Medford or Orants
Pass. Addrcns owner, ('has. W.
Kankey, 3534 E. Loulso Ave.,
Lynwood, Cul. 213
FOH TRADE Hack bnr store
equipment. Will trade for fur
nliuro or what have you? Call
1370 or 710 Ho. Riverside. 21 !
I'tllt SALE POULTRY
Foil SALE Narragnnsett tur
keys, breeding Mock. P. I). Lof
hmd, 1 ', 4 miles N. W. Central
Point. . 215
FOR HALE Mammoth Uronae
breeding turkeys. J. M. Nary,
Phone 112-L. 238
I'OK KALE LIVESTOCK
FOR KALE 2 heifers, fresh soon:
second calve. 4 miles west of
Talent on Anderson creek. D.
C. Hale. 213
FOR SALE 26 head wethers and
one gentle Middle pony. E. N.
Wlthruw, TaU-nU III
AJELL.JUAT DO VOL
TMIIOIC OF THAT?- AFTER
ALL THE CROOKED THIMGS
L DID FOR HIM.'-TMIS
EMOUCSH TO DRIVE A
MAW HOME. ST VJHEW
FOIl SALE autoaiouii.es
NEW CHEVROLET Sedan Unr
gain for quick sale. Will take
small used car In trade. : Inquire
326 Portland Ave. 213
FOR SALE Chevrolet. 1026: ex.
'condition, some terms. Merrick s
Auto Camp, No. I'hone liiau.
CLEAN-UP
SIX LIGHT USED CARS
Down
Chevrolet Sedan :.$ 50.110
Ralanee $10 per mo., 11 mos.
Chevrolet Sedan J 1 00.00
Halanco $21 per mo., 0 nios.
Chevrolet Touring : $ 70.00
lialance $10. til per mo., 9 mos.
Ford Sedan $ 90.00
Italance $19.21 per nio., 0 mos.
Olds Huslness Coupe $ 70.00
Ralanee $15.61 per mo., 9 mos.
rtulck Unci. Touring 70.00
lluluncu $15.01 per mo., 9 mos. (
Carefully checked und fairly priced.
, GRAHAM PAIGE AGENCV "
103 S. Riverside.
" " 211
' HIGH GRADE CARS
VEIty LOW PRICES
1926 Ford 4-door Sedan.
I'll 2 5 Ford Coupe.
1027 Typo Dodge Del.uxo Sedan.
1928 Type Essex DcLajxv Sedan.
1028 Pontine. DoLuxo Sedan.
Terms and Trades.
EA KIN MOTOR CO..
. DODGE, AND PLYMOUTH
DEALER
FOIl SALE 1926 Ford runabout:
all extras; $150. Phone 883. 213
FOU SALIC REAL ESTATE
LADINO CLOVER Gladdens the
heart of the dairyman. We have
a well equipped dairy farm, suf
ficient buildings, good herd of
Jerseys, und the best pasture in
Jackson county. It's yours at n
reasonable price and on good
terniH. See HOLMES for HOMES
Nash Hotel corner. Phono 329.
212
MUST SELL, AT ONCE
15 Acres 8 miles from Medford:
fine shade; city water; $1600
cush.
Two acres fine garden soil: 8-room
uox nousc; $850. Terms.
STOCK RANCH
476 Acres; deeded water right; 45
cattle, 190 goats, 2 mules, 2
horses, 100 tons hay. 700 bushels
grain. 6-room house, 2 barns, 2
wells; fenced and cross-fenced;
Al road; $22,000; terms.
J. C. IIAIINES.
Phone 409.
210
SEE THESE
80 Acres. 25 miles from Medford,
near tho highway and oulside
range; fenced, house, barn. Prlcu
$1,600, or will trado.
400 Acres with 150 acres In culti
vation, adjoining outside range.
Prlco $6,500; terms.
Good tract of plno tlmbor for saw
mill set.
WANTED Farm to rent.
CHAUNCEY FLORE Y,
201 First National Bank.
Phono 318. 211
FOR SALE OTt TRADE One of
the fluent little dairy ranches In
tne uogun River valley, wllh or
without 10 head of COWS. Phone
C89-J-I, 199tf
WHEN YOU think of real estate,
wee urown White. tf
van Bi,i5 noMEs
FOR KAI.E--lt.ngaln, 5-room mod
em hoiiHc. lot 50x117, some fruit
trees; $1.6110. nil elear; $200
down, balance on easy terms.
See owner, 603 Itenson St. 212
FOR SALE New 4 -room house.
large, living room, iircnkrast
nook, bullt-lns, etc. See owner,
813 E. flth St. 214
FOR BALE OR FOR RENT
Large 6-room bungalow at 1406
W. Main St. Excellent condition.
Inquire of owner at 836 East
Main St. 212
By SOL HESS
"The Misstep"
C.R. OE ET
NIA&ASA PALLSfKiy
"Honor Wins'
VMA HAV DAVIS
VAKIMA.WASK
IS
'
Trial
RHETA MOPS uavUCOM
9AVISOU; MICH
'R3rt.al9otU.Tist
OSCAR SAMCHEl
SAM FRANCISCO, CAI. in
"Sin's OebL'
RICHARD GARQISOK1
MiMOCM , uA.
"The Bad o Thorns
MEaTlS MOSBV
savanjam. ga. '
FOR KALI
FOR SALE Furnished 5-room
modern . house; sleeping porch;
close In: $3000: terms easy.
WOLD & WOLD, 16 N. Riverside.
COUNTRY HOME WITH IN
COME 60 acres; 6 A. 16-yr.-olil
Uartletls, 4 A. 15-yr.-old New
town i.pples, 15 A. alfalfa, 25 A.
grain luud; 8-room house, good
big barn; 40 A. Irrigated; $13,
IIIMI; lei-ius.
WOl.D & WOLD, 16 N. Riverside.
' ' 210tf
FOR SALE Completely furnished
. 4-room modern house, good con
dition; newly painted; garage
and woodshed, largo lot. Price
$2850. Reasonable terms.
HllOWN & WHITE. Realtors,
213
FOR. SALE lleautlful new mod
orn furnished house, lower Port
land Heights; high, grado and
girls' school nearby. A. M. Now-
ItlrK, 7J2 Meuical-Duntal BUig.,
Portland, Ore. 214
FOR SALE 5-room homo, handy
to' schools. Piione 106. 207tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
East side modern bungulow to
exchange for good little poultry
BROWN & WHITE, Realtors.
212
FOR SALE Attractive now bun
galow, 6 rooms, bath, breakfast
nook, flrepluce, hardwood floors;
best construction; good terms.
629 South Holly. 193tf
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOIt HALE A few boxes of fnncy
Hartlett pears for canning. Call
1122-R. 210tf
FOR SALE Set of carpenter
tools with tool chost, at a real
buy; must sell at once. See them
ut 127 North Riverside. 211
FOR SALE Peaches, nt the Cal
houn ranch, 1 mile southwest of
Phoenix, nt 3c per lb. 215
FOR SALE Spltzenborg cull
upples. Americun Fruitgrowers,
So, Fir St. plant. 212'
FOR SALE Largo crenm sepa
rator. 716 Pine. Tel. 319-Y. 211
FOR SALE 2-hurner electric
runge. 1104 W. loth. 209lf
FOR SALE New separator. Tel.
II03-R. 211
FOR SALE Iinrn, to be wrecked.
Apply 025 Pine. 210
BARGAINS In USED FARM
TOOLS
2 2-12 Tractor Plows.
1 New Lime Sower, $62.60.
2 Tractor Discs.
1 Horso Orchard Cultivator.
1 Sulky Plow.
1 Walking Plow, like new.
2 Used Tructors.
1 Mnnuro npieader, new, $150.
1 Mower and Rake.
1 Set Fenders for Fordson. $6.
IH'HHAHU BROS., INC.
214
GOOD KITCHEN RANGE, with
pipe, for sale cheap. Frank Hay
wood, Jacksonville. 210
FOR HALE Halwny peaches now
ready, nrook Hank Orchards.
Phone I4-F-6. 210
SPITZ APPLES r- 60o per sack.
Miller Orchard. Eagle Point. 210
FOR SALE Salway peaches. A.
N. Wright, Cosy Nook Ranch.
Bring boxes, 211
FOR APPLES Call 1122-R.
206tf
FOR SALE Bulbosa (bluegrosr)
seed Tor sale, 20o per pound.
Communicate wllh Williams ft
Seegmlller, Route 2, Centrnl
Point, or call at ranch, Antloch
district, tf
FOR SALE Spits apples. Ala
vista racking House, South Fir.
20ltf
FOR SALE Inspected Mnstadon
strawberry plants, Geo. Young,
Stewurt Ave. 210
FOR SALE For sand and gravel
sediment nnd general teaming
Tel. 12-J. Sam'l Bateman, tt
Abstracts
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab
stracts of Title. Title Insurance.
Rooms 3 and 5, No. 32 North
Central Ave., upstairs.
JACKSON CO.
Abstract Co.
Abstracts of Title
lutd Ttllo Insur
ance. - The ' only
oo m p I e te Title
System In Jack
sou County.
Btcyclo Repairing.
OUAKANTEED BICYCLE AND
MOTORCYCLE REPAIRING
Ijiwns Mowers ground. Snappy
Parcel Service. JOE RINARD'S
CYCLER Y, 28 So. Bartlett. Tel.
1468.
Chlropractlo Physicians
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro
practic Nerve Specialist. Office
hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6. 203-204
Liberty Bldg. Office phone 680;
Kes. phono 790-H.
Culmucy Sweep
CHIMNEY SWEEP George Eaton.
Call Eads & Ilolbrook Second
Hand store, N. Front. Phone
11S2-J.
Eyo 8perlnlleta
DR. D. A. CHAMBEJIS, Optome
trist, yes examined. Glasses
fitted. 404 Medford Bldg. Tel.
188. S52tf
F.xpcrt Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given
tov anything in accounting and
Income Tax Requirements. Look
Into our' simplified' accounting
method. Liberty Bldg., Medford.
Phone 167-Ki '
Flnuncln! .
WE LEND MONEY to worthy
people to pay their honest debts.
Pacifla Coast Credit Association,
423 Medford Bldg.. Medford, Ore.
Freight Transportation '
LONO DISTANCE HAULING
Medford - Klumath truck line.
Dally service. Bonded curriers.
Special rates on load lots. Aute
' Frelsh): terminal, 36 S. Fir. Tel
1033.
Money to Txtao
MONEY TO LOAN t6 worthy peo
ple to pay their honest debts.
. Also any amount to loan on olty
property. Thomas Realty Co.
Room 12, Palm Blk., Cor. Main
and Front Sts., upstairs.
IV . . Loiu Time
W ""' Heal Estate' ;
(J Mo'tiowe lioam
Wione 1M1
Commercial Fliuiuoo Corp. '
Medford, Oregon
DO YOU NEED MONEY TW4
make short time loans. Tr&ns
actions strictly confidential, 111
Liberty Bldg. Open Tuesday!
and Fridays till 9 p. ra. Phont
657-J. H. H. Banister. H. G
Christner.
Monuments
THE OREGON GRANITE CO. K
Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Gen
eral Manager; P. M. Kershavs,
Sales Manager. 302 N. Front St
Medford.
Painting nnd Papcrlinnalns
II. MARX Quality painting, tint
ing and paperhanging; saves and
beautifies; color schemes that are
"easy to live with" at minimum
cost to you; decorating of new
and old furniture and fixtures.
Phone 178-J. , ' .
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher
or piano and Harmony. Halght
Music Studio, 318 Liberty Bldg.,
Phone 72. 169t(
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTINQ CO. Ha
the best equipped printing office
In Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, loose leaf lodgers, billing
systems, etc Portland prices. 11
N. Fir St.
Radio Service)
RADIO SERVICE on any make
rauio. it. u. purucker, 21 south
Grape street. Office Phone ti;
lies. 1442. $81
Sand and GraTet
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Oravel
plant. Cleaned, washed sand
and gravel; crushed gravel, all
sizes. Phone plant 1203 or office
127. 854tf
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER 8TORAOB
CO. Office 111 N. Fir Street.
Phone 315. Prices right. Serv
ice guaranteed. .
DAVIS TRANSFER STORAGE
service guaranteed. 20 s. Grape
St., Phone 644, or residence 10(0.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE 1
1-.. Samson Co. Wulek service.
Prices reasonable Cargo Insur
anco protection. ' 229 N. Stiver
side. Phone 83$.
Vpholslcrliwt ; ' '
TH 1 11 AU LT-r-Maker of overstuffed
furniture- mude to order; re
upholstering. We estimate, show
samples. Phone , 969-B. IK
Wabash. ' 11
Window Oeentasf
LET OEOROH DO IT Phone 11M
ror nousecieaninc Iioor waxing,
janitor service, dee, A. feel