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Newspaper Page Text"MTDFOftT) MAIL TRtjntTXE. MP.DFOTsf). 01,'K(!ONT. lON'DAV,, OCTOBER 28, 1020. PXGE SEVEN EGG STORAGE IS : E .PORTLAND. ..Ore., Oct. 2S. UP) .With Die , storage of eggs bolow tlio average for this time of the year ami with the dcmnud (or tho fresh stock unusually brisk, prices Bbowecl no, signs of weakening from., their present strong position. l'-KK? ore now lilglier than at . any tipie for .many months. Present levels are Hcldpin reached .before February. Butter prices also remained un changed. ... Because of the crop shortage, f'flinlmrl'v tll'l.'nu nrnmicn tn ' tin above normal all through the hol iday period. Cauliflower was plentiful and cheaper, the best selling wholesale at 75S0c. . Sweet potatoes were cheaper at 4 3-4 OGc. The grape season was ncaring an end, with seedless and Tokays moflt conspicuous. T I Produce PORTLAND, Oct. 28. () But ter, firm. Cubes, extras 4Sc; standards, 47c; prime firsts, 4lic; firsts, 41',4c; creamery prices, prints 3c over cube standards. -', EGGS Firm.. Prices to retail ors: Fresh extras, 48tt50c; stand ards, 44 45c; fresh mediums, 40 (f42c; medium firsts, 3Gc; fresh pullets, 32ft,34c; pullet firsts. 25c. , EGGS Firm. Prices to whole salers: Fresh extras. 46c; stand ards, 42c; fresh mediums, 37c; medium firsts. 34c; fresh pullets, 30c; pullet firsts, 23c. i MILK Steady. Raw milk (4 per cent) $2.50 cwt., delivered Port land, less 1 per cent. Butterfat, Station, 4Cc; tracks, .47c; deliver ed at Portland, 50c. POULTRY Steady; (buying prices) alive, heavy heus over. 4fc lbs., 2tic; medium hens, 3'i to 4M lbs., 18ffl9c; light, under 3 lbs., 17c; broilers, under 114 lbs., 28c; prings, over 2 lbs., 22 23c; spring Pekin ducks. 4 lbs., and over, 21 fj;22c; old Peltin ducks, IS 19c; colored ducks, turkeys, No. 1,'SHc; live, 28(ft30c. ONIONS Steady; Yakima fancy $1.75 (a 3 per cwt. 5 ,POTATOESi Gems, No. 1 grade, $2.75 i?T 3 per cwt. ' , WOOI.. Steady; eastern Oregon, iM26c lb.; valley, 30 33c. HAY Steady. Buying prices: Eastern Oregon timothy. $20.50 Hi 21; Do valley, $iri?i: 19.50; alfalfa. $18 (a 1ft; clover, $10; oat hay, $10; straw, ?7a 8 ton; selling prices $2 more. - ;, Livestock PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 28. (IV) CATTLE and CALVES: Fully stoutly; receipts cattle 3,30, calves 425, Including 02 cattle through. SlcciB (1 100-1300 lbs.) $10.25j 11. good $10.25(5 11, medium $8.50U 10. 25. common $7.00; 8.60. Jloif ers, good $9.90 ifr 9.50, common to medium U. 00-8 9.00. Cows, good $8.008.50. common to medium $5.00-i( 8.50, low cutter S3.00(fi 5. Bulls, good to choice $7. 00 i 7.50, cutter to medium $C.00ifi 7.00. Calves, medium to choice $8.503 )1. choice $(!.00i 8.50. Voalers, milk fed. good to choice $11. Soft1 J 3; medium $9.50 if; 1 1.50, cull to common $0.50 ffi 9.50. , HOGS: Slow, mostly 25c lower; receipts 3800, including 300 thru; heavy weight $9.50 ifi 1 0.50. Medi um weight $loT 10.75. Light .weight S 1 0.25 fi 1 0.7 5. Light lights JlOtfj1 10.75. Pitching sows, rouga and smooth $7.50ffi8.75. . Slaugh ter pigs $10-(t 10.50. Feeder and Mocker pigs, $9.50T 10.25. (Soft or oily hogs und roasting pigs ex cluded in above quotations). SHEEP and LA.M IIS, no early trading; receipts 2150 including 1126 through, 212 direct. Lambs, 84 lbs. down, good to choice $10.50 ,fil I, medium $0.50 fi 10.50, all .weights, cull to common S7.O0 y' 9.50. Yearling wethers, 110 lbs. down, medium to choice $ii.50tf. !). Ewes, 120 lbs. down medium to choice $3.75(11,5.00, 120-125 His. medium to choke $3.00 ! 4.50, ull weights, common $1.00i 3.00. San Francisco ltniti-rr.it SAN. FRANCISCO, Oct. 28. (if) llutterfat f.o.b. San Francisco 64c. TAKE SCHOOL CENSUS - IN TALENT DISTRICT .' TALENT. Ore.. Oct. 28. (Spec ial) This is school census week and the school clerk asks to be reminded if there are any strang ers in the district that have been overlooked. Mrs. Jay Terril has charge of the work in this dis trict. TALENT REBEKAH CLUB T.TO MEET WEDNESDAY 'TALKNT, Ore.. Oct. 28. (Spec ial) The Talent Jlebekah club will meet at the home of .Mrs. Army Ooddard on Wednesday of this week. , TALENT PACKING HOUSES TO CLOSE DOWN FRIDAY TALKNT. Ore. Oct. 28. (Spec ial I Packing houses will close on next Friday and all apple growers are requested t have their apples In by that time. EARLY FROSTS BREAK , RECORD FOR VALLEY TALENT, Ore., Oct. 28. (Spec ial I Old residents claim this la the first time in the history of Jackson county that fronts have been severe enough to kill vege tation hefni-p any rain In the fall, ns has boon the casts this season. THE MARKETS BRINGING UP FATHER WHAT DOE'S IT SV? READ IT TO ME.THfb 1 OREAORJi-- THE NEBBS Temptation I0t WE FlMO FLINT IN A POSITION OF TRUST AMD ! ITS A LUCKY THING FOR WEBC5 THAT HE DISCOVERED HIS DAU&WTEft AMD TURNED The Oregon freshmen football toam, with four, former Medl'ord players in tho llno-up, Saturday, defeated tho University of Ore gon Babes, 19 to 0. The Portland Oregonian, Sunday said: Tho work of the trosh line was spasmodically brilliant, with Bill Morgan, a member of last year's Med ford high, state champion, leading the work on the offen sive and defensive. Morgan was supiiorted by some fine work trom Bernie and Jack Hughes, Sherwood Billings nnd Al Stoehr. Tho Portlnnd Journal in its ac count, lands Morgan, as the "out standing linesman of both squads." It was the first victory. In the memory of the oldest graduate for an Oregon Frosh squad over Wash ington. The freshman team is cbached by Prink Callison, former Mcdford mentor. I! INDIA X A I 'OM K (P) A 1 mn cnllctfo fnotliitll km in oh will be played In Indlmm ut nltiht. Vubnnh, J'lfinovor n ml On k land City cnlh'KO have none In for niKlU gnmcM In oarncut, while otherMt ;iin(ini7 thorn Indiana L'nlvt'rsily, arc oxpcrtniontlnK. 'WabuHh haa four n(lit Karnes on ltn Hclu'ditlo, while Oakland t'lty and Hanover have booked three ench. Indiana hat tried night play Iiik once, as ha lOvtinvUte col leffe. DKS MOINKS (A') Three other members of the Missouri Valley ronference, Cref union, VajhlnKtfn and Oklahoma AKK'e.1, will join Drake In playing niht foutliall jwiiici, .thin season. Oiinnell, the other' member, haw not equipped ltM field for nlnht Kamcx. SIX MEDFORD GRADS GET OREGON JERSEYS t'NIVF.HSITV OF O It K (1 ONi KrOENK. (Special.) Six men from Medfonl have been declared eligible for freshman football Jer seys, neenrdlng to "I'rlnk" Calli son. head frosh coach. Included In Calllson's list are lull llowerman, Cliff (l.trnett. llernle Hughes, Jack Hughes, Cliff Moore and 1)111 Morgan? UNIVERSITY STUDENT DIES IN AUTO CRASH TCLARi:, Cnl., Oct. 2. yPi Cliff Strum. Unlvers-ity of South ern California student, van killed and four clnnxniaten injured, two probably fntnlly. when their auto mobile In which Ihey were return ing from the Stnford-f. H. Kfime nt P.ilo .ltn, wax utrurk nnd demolished by n Santa Te frelxht engine nt a rroMing near Cocoran. . SlT (L1 " " J 'If M' TLil r n l! .t (CopTiinht. m. by The Brll Syndicate, bit.) Trrir Mitl. Ree. U. g Pit OfSie ' ' . VV rT.lVll IV I IUUI ILO nilU UnllilLI 1 I circles, ended with the finding of 4 FOR ItKNT-DoHlrable furn. apt: E3J2rsd - sHiFTFn in mm BROTHER BROKE iro THE BAMK AN1D GOT AWAY WTH TWO THOOANO COLLARS) I I CLERK. VAJILL-VOU I . CAW YOU IMAGIME AMVONJE S. UELL, liOV, 1LLSA-V A V TIME. SAFE f-I'M GOING V VUL TAKE: I DlAMQIMDS FOR SAFEKEEPlMSf A JOB --VOUJAIO THIS Y n. u--.y oui.h knum itrc- i Xfsio siMCE 1. LEFT THE BAW 6UV WEBb WA3 OOVT. DOMT VAAMT TO LEAVEi THEM TOR I HAS ArOVOMEC TOI2MEO THE.1R HE MAKE5 TALCUM THEM INJ THE ROOMOU. Mtm BACK OM THEIG UMBRELLA POVJOER LOOK UKEi I 1 y- S 1 1 I r.-l I VAJWtrrvJ L WJJt AKUUMU. HO A t!-c wr- s&i I II t t -V I I S . .. I I&.SA. 1 X - - . . J ....ar-.rt. (SSI (-- t-ituasioivj of toMTOENCt J c. a THE CPWFIDENCE OF TWE II hrAY ' 00 V& 'VlSn.ATTeRM& r"- BOS3.ALL 1 NEED I3 50ME-I r n , v ' nLiO' ' V7, X ? l r WTTfrF. oodv to cacpsv my &rip A UN1VKRKITY OF O R E G O N, ECCIENl-:. (Special.) As u re sult of a :sct'lmiiiago between the frosh and the super-varsity last week, when tho frosh pushed over a couple of ' touchdowns during tho game. Jack llujjhes of Metlfortl re placed llonier Smith at guard, and Dan Shecney took, over the Job Cliff ,(liju-)iet,,vVte(f,qvd, ,had been holding in the 'backflold.' - . . . I l BUCKET OF GOLF BALLS MAY BE SHOT FOR 50c ST. I-Ol'IS 7-7-Dpfffr and champion may .correct hookH and sllcea and ' perhnpH ' add distance with :a ' bucket pf 'bnllBi ;doled out to the club, here. They don't have to chase thorn and the club fur nishes weapons for the 'assault. . . r P0RTLAND ATTORNEY WORRIED, IS SUICIDE PORTLAND', Ore, Oct. 28. (fll Financial worries were attrib uted ns the motive for the sui cide here of George W.' Gear hart. 45, Portland attorney, who hanged himself to a ratter In the attic of his home. LOCATE BODY PROMINENT CALIFORNIA LEGIONNAIRE STOCKTON. Cat. Oct. 28. W) Search for Dr. Audrey Young, CLASSIFIED AOVErTTIStHG SATES Rati! pir word for tint Inicrtion, 2c; cacti luccetdlng inicrtion, lc; minimum 25c. Index your adi wilt) For Sale, For sent, clc, and count Mine oordi, as well each Initial, Ultohone number, etc., as word. Classified adi in advance and not taken net phone, unlets advertiser has Monthly account No allowance lor phone errors. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTKD AT ONCE Clean, fur nished bouse, centrally located, adults, reasonable rent. Box L. O. P. , 220 WANTED Plain nnd fancy sew ing 229 Apple. 3t WANTED Married man with farm und dairy experience wants work. See or write It. E. Neff. 1120 N. Central. Meilford. 219 WANTED Housekeeper, middle aged or elderly; no dependents; care for home and children, lief, erences required. Box T. 1-:., Mail Tribune. 217lf EMIIIIKK'S HOME LAUNDRY Will do your laundry right Fin ished work or rough dry. Prices right. Collect tind deliver your laundry. Men's laundry a spec ialty. Phono 897-W. 603 No. Iiartlett. 223 PERMANENT renter wants mod . ern furnished. 4 or 5 -room-house. Call Marquard, Motor Inn Oa rage. -219 WANTED To buy all kinds of cattle, sheep and hogs. Phone 666-L. 245 WANTED Laundry. Tel. 437-L. -. . 220 FURNITURE upholstered, refln Ished and glued. A. N. Thlb.su It. Phone 069-K. 223 WANTED To borrow $1000 to 12000, Al security. Box D. C. Mall Tribune. limi" WANTED Local and loner dis tance hauling. We save you money. Insured carriers. Haw ley Transfer, til N. Riverside. Phone 1044-X. 119 WANTED Clem cotton rt at Mall Tribune office. tf WANTED 2nd hand Rends Junk Pat's, I r.ou prune. Tel H7-L. m P i rr fav golly V MAC.6IE-YOU S I !lr-r!1 VOICE IS LIKE L JIUVjO. X COLLECTION) L 5 1320. Im'l r"ramr Service, Inc.. Great Britain rights reserved prominent Oakdale physician und well-known In American Ieglon circles, ended with tho finding of i his body in the San Joaquin" river, six miles south of here. Tho boilyi was recovered near tho spot whero his overturned mntorboat. In which he had been fishing, was found last Wcdnesilny. WANTF.I) I-'KMALR HELP WANTKD 3 gills. 18 to 23. to loin traveling oruatii.ition. do-' ing pleasant outside work. Most be floe to leave city at once. Wo pay salary, bonus and trans portation. Apply Holland Hotel, 10 to 8. Mrs. Kmery. 22 1 WANTKD E X P 13 R I ENCED WAITRESS. Apply In person.1 Ci-owson's Cafe. tl' WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Carpentering, shin gling, painting. 537-X. 228 MAX With small family wishes work on dairy ranch. .Doth can milk. Answer Box O. M., Trib une. 219 POSITION I!y lady bookkeeper: also have large residence lot with Bmall house to trade for Med fonl acreage, with or without buildings. Address Mrs. Nettie Wall. 1918 Johnson Ave., Klam ath Falls. Ore. '21.9 WANTED Work, by high school boy after t.i'l p. m. Phone 242. tf FOR It ENT HOUSES FOR RENT Small . furnf.iheil house, good garau'e, 'on paved street. Call 11S0-W. 219 FOR RENT Small house near town. Water nnd lights furnish ed, $10. Phono 6KI-J-2. 219 FOR RENT 3-room furnished house, close In. Phone 745-X. Call 125 No. Holly. 21!l FOR RI'.NT 5-room unfurnished house, inqtltro Redden & Co. ti X)R RENT Furnished duplex apt: light und water, $18. 2 1 li Haven. 221 FOR RENT Dandy 4-ronm du plex house ut 20 Portland Ave. Inquire W. M. ClemeilHon, Hotel Jackson. 219 FOR RENT Furnished 2-ro.im bungalow. Rear 220 Laurel Adults. Phono -H9-M. 219 FOR RENT Modern 4-rm. house with range. 1115 West loth. 219 FOR RENT Half of duplex: elec tric range anil water beater, ('all at 907 .N. Riverside or Phone 790-L. 2Hitf FOR RENT Large unfurnished house S. C. Inquire 323 N. Cen tral. 222 FOR RENT Modern partly fur nished 4-room house. Call at 414 s. Riverside. ' 223 FOR RENT 4-room house, garden and outrage. $11 a month. D. Terwllllger, Route 2, Lozlcr Lane. 221 FOR RENT Large home close In: hardwood loor - , throughout, steam heaL , iPhone 105 for ap pointment. : 20711'' FOR RENT 8-roorrt house, off West Jackson. Phone 105. 2071 FOR RENT 6-rm. modern house: clean; on pavement. Inquire 34 N. Peach. 2lntf FOR RRN T Homes. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown & White. 17tf FOR RENT 6-ronm unfurnished house, 1035 W. 10th, Ueo C. A. Do V no, phone 623-J-J. 19211" FOR RENT Bungalow, Ross lanes. F. L TouVell. Jacksonville. Oro. Phone III. 17Stf FOR RENT 40 acres In orchard. Phone Jacksonville lit. 219 FOH It EXT FURNISHED . ROOMS : . FOR RENT Rooms for men. $10 a month. 8 laurel. 223 HEATED ROOMS With board, al iltl E. Main. Phone 722, 2o:.if WHAT lb IT ME OAl-lM . KIM I DO ANJVTHIrJCi? VES. CALL EDITOR OF THAT PAPER AMD SEE IP THERE ISMT60ME MISTAKE IMTHAT 6TORV ABOUTMV TWO THOUSAND FOIt RUNT 4-room furnished apartment, with private bath. 220 S. Crape. 219 FOR RF.NT Fully modern fur nished apartments; hot und cold water supplied. Sunrise Sutter Statiun, cor. 12th and Riverside. Phone 1338. 203tf FOR RENT 3-rm., nrst floor; hot and cold water, phono, uso of bath, closo In. 322 So. Central. Inquire promises or Mrs. Rians, Hotel Holland, 201tf FURNISHED 2 and S-room npart I monts and garage. ,604 W. loth. FOR RENT Furnished apt. Tel. 452-11. 197tf FOR RENT 3-room furnished apt. with sleeping porch and gn roge. close in; adults only. 240 So. Ornr.e. 189tf LOST LOST Checkbook containing $30 , in bills. Please return to 230 S. Itlveisldo or Phono CCl-J. 219" FOUND FOUND A Pointer at L. A. Sa lade. Sr.. Oct. 27. Owner can have same liy proving ownership and paying bill against the dog. Dr. Stone. 221 MISCELLANEOUS FOR HIRE Good pack burro for your hunting trip. Call Loomls, HIS from 8 to 6. dally. WAREHOUSE MEDFORD WABEHOU81J Bonded No. 261 We store anything, and loan money on anything stored. Phone 11$ l4tr IIUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IUSINESS OPPORTUNITY An exceptionally ullrae.llve prleo on an up-to-date reslaui-aut and lunch room, doing good business . and in excell'-nt location. See Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. a i it- I-'Oll EXCIIANCH '"OR EXCHANGE Have now 4 room bungalow, value $3000, at Chula Vista, (Jul., mar Kan Diego, to exchango for small place on highway between Medfurd nnd Grants Pass. Address Chits. Wolff. 1 MOT "til Ave., Nutlonal City, Cnl. 223 'OR EXCHANGE 6-room mod ern east side Jmuie; lovely yard, lawn and shrubbery, paved street, close in, good district, city Im provements In nnd paid for. Price $35(10. Will lake vacant lot or automobile ns first payment. See Charier) A. Wing Agency, Inc. 2I9 FOIt SALIV POGfs AND PUTTS FOR SALE Boston bull, male. J. If. Phllnot. ti.1 Alltlii St., Ashland. Phone -Clli-Y. ' 220 FOR KALI-: POULTRY FOR HALE Mammoth Promto turkeys, Goldimnk strain: young touiH $10 and $16; young hens $H and fill. J. S. Ciiackenbush. Desei-iview Turkey Kami. Rome 3, Medfurd. Tel. 132-X-2. 24.1 FOR HALE Mammoth Bronie breeding turkeys. J. M. Nary. Phone 132-L. 23K FOR SALK LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Cow and cnir. H. It. Commons, Talent. 223 Foil SALEv Young black-face ewes. W. Jfl. liammel, Eagle I'nint. iii FOR PALE Milk cow. Inquire 242 Realty St. after 6:30 p. m. 320 FOR HAI.E-Itegl-.tered Shropshire rams. Box It, Mail Tribune. 119 By George McManus OP THE. YOU'RE KlGHT-llAGCIE-IT WUZA MISTAKE- HE GOT AWAY WITH TEISJ COLLARS mivImimi..ilu see woo OOVAJM BV THE OLD ALONJS MOIW AMD BE BOV AMD KEEP VOUI? CLEArvl I'VE GOT THE TO THE CASM BOM. BlMATlONJ OF THE SAFE AMD GOOD I'SI-'.D CARS 1928 Chev. 2-door sedan. 11126 Chrysler "58" 2-tloor sedan. 1927 Chev. convertible cutipo. 1927 Otds. Landau sedan. 1927 Essex coupe. 1926 Ford 2-door sedan. Several good buys in cheap used cars. MEAD-Fl'Rl'll Ai'TO CO. 125 N. Iiartlett. Phono 990. 219 FOR SALE '24 Iteo Speeilwagon . truck, A-l condition, cheap for cash. 328 Crater Lake Ave. 219 FOR SALE 1920 star touring car In fine condition; good rubber, paint license: some lorms. Call 904-L. 223 FOR SALE By ownor, Flint 55 In A-l condition; very reasonable. Inquire Skinner Gnrago. 229 FOR SALE 1925 Star roadster, $125. See M at Skinner's Ga rage, South Riverside. 220 FOR SALR ROM US NO STOCK MARKET GAMBLE IN THIS Closo In. 5-room modern, plastered home; living room, dining room, kitchen, 2 largo bedrooms and hath, flruplaro and numerous built-ins: only 4 blocks from center of business district, on paved slreot; cement driveway, shade. Total prlco $2700; $300 down, balancn the s-wno as rent. See Charles A. Wing Agency, . Inc., cxcluslvu agents, 2i9 FOIt HA LIC 2-story x-room house; . fireplace, 2 balhrooms, 2 largo lots, double garage, on paving, clear. Death in family reason for selling. Owner refused $10. 000 cash for property. Located 713 West loth St. Attractive terms. Make me an offer. C. H. BUTTERF1ELD, Realtor 111 it - 221. HERE IS A HOME BARGAIN C rooms, modern: simile, east front, fruit trees. Price only $2000; $350 cash; easy terms, E. C. CORN, 11 Ho. Riverside. 219 FOIt KALIv REAL lTATH FOIt SALE Attractive new bun galow at 629 S. Holly. Owner. C22 S. Holly. 220 A BEAUTIFUL B-ROOM MOD ERN BUNGALOW Closo In on the west side, close to Main. Only $300 cash, bal. like rent. DEAL KNIGHT, 20 No. Bartlctt St. 219 PAID-UP WATER RIGHTS Are very attractive. Twenty acres with vested water right; good building lot; bouse and barn In connection, and well, come and b-t u show It. Hee HOLMES for HOMES, Nash Hotel coiner. Phono 829. 219 FOIt TRADE Clly lot for good model T Ford. Phone 586-J. 219 FOR HALE Have few tracts from one acre or more on Pacific high way Just north of Medford that will sell a a bargain; excellent soil. Also some Improved acre age for sale. Win. Olson. Rt. 2. 219 FOR HALE $250 puts you In pos sesion of a furnished home, nnd the balnnco on monthly pay menus; it is better than paying rent. Price t:Is'.o. BROWN WHITE, Realtors. THOUSAND DOLLARS By SOL HESS tonight1 Ti.iUs The Blind Leader C. SMITH ClUCIUXJATI, OMIO MILL. RUM A MICE BiB KEY THE COM- 'Cinders of. Despair' MuniCL RAe 6ETeUS PlAKJKlKl-rONj, SO. DAKOTA "TheHarvtst ol roily' CMAreLET 3POUKJG, IWO-.-5EY, SO. DAKOTA FOIt SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 6-room houso. mod ern, nico lot, good location, $2600; small down payment, bal ance monthly. BROWN. & WHITE, Realtors. 219 COUNTRY HOME Modern 6-room houso, nearly threo acres; 2 acres pears. Exchange for bungalow In Mcdford. SEE PARKIU'ltST FOR PROPERTY N. Fir. 2111- FOR HALE 20 acres oft Old Stage .loan un nura uuim uAiuimmin Small orchard, houso and barn, excellent well. Mary E. Clark son. Phone 510-R-l. 221 FOR SALE CHEAP 3 V4 acres, we II improved chicken rancn Just outsldo city limits of Central Pulnt. Inquire Mac's Exchango on Front St. In Nash Hotel Bldg., Mcdford, or Phono 556-J. 220 HERE IS A REAL BUY 200-arro stock farm, adjoining outsldo range: 60 acres In alfalfa' and meadow producing 176 tons of hay; 20 acres of grain tana; house. 4 barns and good feed lot. $12,600; terms. CHAUNCEY FLORE Y, 201 First Natl. Bank. Phono 318. 22t FOR SALE On TRADE Ono of tho finest littlo dairy ranches in the Rogue River valley, with or without 16 head of cows. Phone E89-J-1. 199tf FOR HALE Three lots on Pacific highway corner near end of No, Riverside. Small 2-room houso und gnrago wblch rents for $10 per month on ono lot. Lots suit able to be developed for tourist cabins or small homes to rent to - mill employes. Priced at $2500. Small ilown paymont and good terms on halunco. Charles R, ltay. Realtor, Mcdford Csmter Bldg. Phone :i02. 223 FOR HALE E-room homo, handy io kciiouih. s none sou, eurii- WHEN YOU think of real estate, see Brown & White. tf FOIt SALE MISCELLANEOUS PEACHES A. N. Wright for them, niilo west of Phoenix. Bring boxes. 221 FOR SALE Apples 60c box. Bring your boxes. C. 1-1. Smith. Vi mile west Central Point. Tel. 36-XX-2. 223 FOIt SALE Good Ilcywnod Wakefield baby buggy, $7.50; also stroller cheap. Cull 121)5. 221 FOIt SALE Trasn burner, siulng trot, child s bed. oil neater, cream separator, spotlight, tire chulns, 716 Pine St. Tel. 319-Y. 219 FOR HALE Used piano, aheap. 518 Plum. 219 FOR HALE Eur corn, H4c lb stock beets, lie. Half mile west of south end of Kings highway. O. E. Hlmmcrs. 223 DELICIOUS Wlnesnn nnd Jona than culls. 60c. Bring your own tioxes. So. Oregon Hales Packing House. 220 FOR HALE Sweet potato squash, 100-lb. liits or over. J. S. Van- dorfy. Phono 639-R-3. 226 FOR HALE Kegnl Illy bulbs, blooming sizes, 25o Up. Hon- aicn seed uo. it cs-iis baiiI'i imj, naatern yellow corn, last year's crop, $2.76 cwt. Monarch Heed Co. tf FOR HALE Dry fir and hnrd wood, $3.00 and up; dollvored. i'nono ViH-! 226 FOR SALE Bulbota (hluegrass) seed for snlo. 20a ner nnund. Communicate with Williams Heegmiiier, itnute l, central Point, or call at ranch. Antloch district. tf FOR SALE Spin apples. Ala vista racking iiouts, south Fir, J01tt FOR PALE For land and gravel sediment and general teaming Tel. 913-J. Sjiu'I Bateuian. if FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS POIt HALE 7-tllbe Grobo radio, complete, $45. Cull at Bates Bar ber Shop. ' 220 FOR APPLES Call U22-R. , 200tf FOR BALE Nice sized Winter Banana apple culls, Roots etc Puttkey warehouse. Gold Hill. Call W. E. Root, Medfurd, plume 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 Bartlott. 1ltf FOR SALR Page field fence. yard fence, gates, netting all kinds; cedar and steel fence posts. Complete line of fence materlM. "We build fences." (iaddls & Dixon. Tel. 168. 114 BUSINESS IHRKCTORY Abstracts MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Title, Title Insurance. Rooms 3 and 6, No. 13 North . Central Ave., upstairs. JACKSON CO. Abstract On. Abstracts of Title and Tillo Insur ance. Tho only complete Title System In Jack son t'Dunty. Illcyclo Repairing. GUARANTEED BICYCLE AND .MOTORCYCLE REPAlRINOi Ijiwps Mowers ground. Snappy Parcel Service. JOE RINARD'S CYCLER Y, 28 So. Bartlett. Tel. 1468. '. Chiropractic Physicians DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nervo Specialist. Office hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6. 203-204 Liberty Bldg. Office phone 680; Res. phono 790-H! ' Chimney Ssvecp CHIMNEY SWEEP George Eaton. Call Eads & Hoinroolc second Hand store, N. Front. Phone 1192-J. Eyo Specialists DR. D. A. CHAMBERS. Optome trist. Eyes examined. Glasses fitted. 404 Medford Bldg. TeL 188. ' 62tf Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given to anything in accounting and Income) Tax Requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Liberty Bldg.. Medfqrd. Phone 157-R. - Financial WIS, LEND MONEY to worthy people to pay their honest debts. Pacific Coast Credit Association, 423 Mcdford Bldg., Medford. Ore. Freight Transportation LONG DISTANCE HAULING Medford - Klamath truck line. Dally service. Bonded carriers. Hpoclul rates on load lots. Aut Freight terminal, 36 S, Fir. Tel 1033. Money to Loan MONEY TO LOAN to worthy peo ple -to pay tbolr honest debts. Also any amount to loan on oltl property. Thomas - Realty Co, Room 12, Palm Blk., Cor. Malt and Front Sts., upstairs. TV ' Lont Time : Cvl Heal Estate J f) Mortgage loan f y phono isu Commerclul Finance Corp. ' Medford, Oregon DO YOU NEED MONEY T W make short time loans. Tranx actions strictly confidential, til Liberty Bldg. Open Tuesday" and Fridays till 9 p. m. Phorrt 657-J. H. H. Banister. H. O Christner. Monuments THE OREGON GRANITE CO. Monuments. E. A. Hicks. Gen eral Manager; P. M. Korihaw Sales Manager. 102 N. Front St. Medford. Painting and Pnpcrhanglng H. MARX Quality painting, tint ing and paperhnnglnu: saves and bcautlflos; color schomos that are "easy to llvo with" at minimum cost to you; decorating of new 'and 'old furniture and -fixtures. Phone 178-J. ' Piano Instruction FRED ALTON IIAIOHT Teacher of Pluno nnd Harmony. Halght Music Htudio, 818 Liberty Bldg., Phone 72. 169U Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTINO CO. Haa 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. Purucker, 22 South Grape at root. Office Phone 28$; Res. 1442. i 281 Sand and Gravel ' C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel plant. Cleaned, washed sand and grnvol; crushed gravel, all sizes. Phone plant 1203 or office 127. v 164tt- Transfer EADS TRANSFER A BTORAOB CO. Office 111 N. Fir Street. Phono 816. Prices right. Berv- Ice guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER eV STORAGE) Hervlco guaranteed. 20 8. Grape St., Phono 644, or residence 1060. TRANSFER AND STORAGE T. E. Samson Co. Quick service. Prices reasonable. Cargo Insur ance protection. 222 N. Rivera side. Phone 838. ' Upholstering TIIIBAITLT Maker of overstuffed furniture mnde to order! tre upholstering. We estimate, show samples. . Phone - 969-R. 411 Wabash. - .' ' . ' 1 ii Window neatnlnaj LET GEOROH DO IT Phone llTi I for hnnaecleanlng, floor wallnts Janitor lervlce. Qeo. A, Heelf.