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Newspaper Page TextiEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OTCE( .OX," THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1923. PAGE FIVE PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 31. (P) Butter and butlertat prices under' went material declines at the Port land Produce exchange turtay. In butter,. extras, standards and prime firsts, dropped one cent and firsts went down, lVS. jAt1 the, sanie time butterfat hit the. toboggan' for a two-cent de cline. The prices' quoted now arc 4 5 to 41 c station, and' 4'Jc dcllv ere'd Portland'. The high prices-of eggs was un disturbed by tfie drop In butter. Fruits and vegetables were un changed. The'apple market is quiet because of the heavy .volume of loca'lly-B'o'wn fruit of poor to or dinary' quality. f r Produce.' ! ' ' p'onTtAD,V.Ore., Oct. U.UP) BVTTEIll-Cent 'tcf'oent and a half lower. . Cubes: Extras, 47c; stand ards, 46c; prime firsts, 45c; firsts, MOC. Creamery' prices: Prints, 3c over cube standards. 1JILK. .Butterfat' two cents lower. Raw milk (4), $2.50 cwt. delivered Portland, less 1. But terfat, station, 4li to 48c; deliver ed at Portland,; 40c. KggiC poultry, onions, potatoes, wool, nuts', hay; caseara hark and hops,' steady and unchanged. : Portland Wheft PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 31. (IP) Wheat fjitures: Open High Low ' Close nee. U2?S LKiVs 1.21 1.21 March 1.S' 1.3U 1.29 1.29 ',4 May 1.32 Vi 1.33 '4 llv'a 1.31 ('ash wheat: Hie- Bend lilno stem, hard '. white ; Soft white Western white Hani winter ; Northern Spring Western red $1.33 1.21 . 1.21 . 1.1814 . 1.1914 1.1914 Oats No. f 38-lb. white, $34. . , Today's car receipts: Wheat 40, flour 11, corn 2,, hay 3. Kan Franc-Lsco Butterfnt. SAM FRANCISCO, Oct. 31. (P) P.ulterfut, f.o.b. San Francisco, S4c. Livestock. PORTLAND, . Ore., Oct. 31. P) CATTLE AND ' CA'LVHH-Slow and rfrnggy; receipts; cattle on, calves 10. HOOS Talking steady on feeder pigs; receipts 131)0, including 650 direct. . ' SHEEP AND LAMBS Quolnhly Steady; receipts 200.. 1 ' : P.-T.l MEET AT SCHOOL FRIDAY EVE l BRAijLlji iore-. JcJptt 3f . (8pl.) The next meeting of 'ibe. Antioch P.-T. A. will he held at the school house Friday cvenlnu, November 1. This will be a business meetinir and every member Is asked to at tend and all the pi.trnns of tile district who ore hot members nrc cordially invited. i JACKSONVILLE TALENT IN NORMAL ORCHESTRA ' JACKSONVILLE, Ore., Oct. 31 (Special:)' "Three member of the Jacksonville orchestra played for the Norrdal school dance at the Normal auditorium af Ashland Saturday night. The orchestra is nRain'ongaged to play for the Nor mal the evening of November 23d. 1 PHOENIX FAMILY VISIT WILLIAMS CREEK KIN WILLIAMS CREEK, Ore., Oct 31. (Special.) Mr. and Mrs. Bert Furcus of Phoenix spent a few days this week on Williams creek visiting Mrs. Fu runs' brother, John l.etteken and other wlatives and s friends. Mr. and Mrs. Fuigus will move to Talent in. the .very near future; ' ' .':... : BOER WAR VETERAN IN JACKSONVILLE HOSPITAL '. JACKSONVILLE. Ore.,';Oct, 31 (Special.) ' COIoncV Frank ' L. Cunningham left the Rogue River Sanitarium the first of the week for his home nt Happy Camp California. Mr. Cunningham was n colonel In the Boer war in Africa mid had some thrilling adventures. TALENT BUILDING IS BOUGHT BY HOMES TALENT, Oct. 31 (Special) Charles Homes .recently purchased from Charles Davis the concrete ' building known as the Wallers block In Tulent, formerly occupied by Joe llihhard. RUMOR WILHITE RANCH IN BEAGLE AREA SOLD BEAOLE, Ore., Oct. 3. tSpl) Rumors are that the Wllhlie ranch was sold this week t 'I. l-urty by the name of Bishop. The ranch belonged to Mrs. Wllhlte. who Is now making her luune In lngle point. ling Im Fcllh BOSTON 11 Display of Amer. Iran flags in public schools Is re garded !.) the Right Rev. Jnul Jones, nctln Episcopal bhhop of souihern Ohio, us "a dangerous fellah .worship which promotes thoughts, nt war among ' school children," ,,. .' THE MARKETS I BRINGING UP FATHER I ' V"- ;"- ',' ' ii .II. ij I'iWii -iff ",! 1 ' 'k ,i , i 1 1 ? . .. . I . i , I ' BY COlTlM-! TWA.T BROTHER. THE KJ I AGAR A FAV-L'o IF. HE COOL.D U-bE'E- HE BWIBED AUL MV CLOTHPS "' - i " . ' . ' '5TT520, IntT Fatur Service, Inc., Groat Britain rifKu rewrvH. liJ RiijjJll I ' ' ,' I THE NEBBS Well What Now?' '': -: "' : " : 0 ' ' pfi" : j$$ff By. SOL HESS r'pARDOM MCMlSsfHV ASK ME A6QUT Mv' JZZZTT'.P mULIX FZS!3r7'ValOW?-l'M KGO, VAJMlTE ATC TO- "I BLACK-jl'VE Bee.M MfATHER? V NEVER KM EA WMAT C . MATTER. NOURE VamD BLUE NJO, MV WORD I MOBIiOVM FOB I MUc..wTeesTeo: a ifather-v told woo i EPT ? it's too late mot turm.ms veuowY IS sooo .oustget your the f.lmim IM. VOUR 5TDRVWOuftvcJMAT M5 OlO AMD IF TMERE's) NOW IF 1 TOLO HER I ARE VOU f HEMacs A RoP& vu BE. revOV FOR 0F THE GEAT CAMTMAVE A VERvf AMVTHIM& N THAT RECORD MR FATHER OHE'D l'S I PA,?T OF TKE "i HOTEt l KIMDLV FFGUM& 1 .THAT . MAKES FOR KlMDl-V ( DESPISE! ME - VLL & BTlME AMD ARE VOL) A MOW RUM ALONJ AMD. ff HOTEL KOBBEKV K KJRlftUR iFflTWPBl FEEUM& I'D LIKE TO -XH..OU&A WITH THE ROBBERV I 60irM& TORUM. OUT DQMT 0OOI5LS-CKOaS TXT FDR SOUW TOrHE7 V FIMD IT OUT. j AMD TAKE THE MOMEY- fftJJj TT ' , DOMV OOUBLeCUOSsJ , HoraETPrtteSl Jjp5 , -YTiW "- ' VWM'XT'S THE USE OF ME . ; - - 'hj. iXcf y-s EASV -. Tjfi. Mighty Hand Ifi fi- RR..'7r y U mow? . . -.: t:::- jA k W p,? . LlJ . Hn .. o.sr ' J: " " V'i 1--!-; -.' -iL' " T - " i I C u t Room Drama ' W-TaAIJi! "- fok RAPAnTOENTO for sale livestock i on sali: ukal i:st.tl St ' . r'' ii f Li U HAVE;, AVUVE -WJIIB prorf M-RO 18..-11BV1?- 2-room furnished Fort SA LK Cow and calf. . H. n. . M MMi mm - " - OF Ifl(frO Onilt , t,,n for a reHl live Avlre snlos-p apt. l'! N. ivy. j toinmons, Tulent. lli . AJfT MM- W i w. - 1 mnn. Kxiiericnce as salesman " - 1 tty mM0 MM MIL v.- 1 I solicitor absolutely necessary. Car ; FOR HUNT 4-ronm npaltment: I j.-on SALlu AlTfOStOIJlLES Ml y I MEW mMMM i not needed. A ie.il money inauer , Kiirnse. n. j-naiu. .-u , IVll'f rrTlrffy .have overtaken the courtrooni1; w,iminet writ,."lt L. H. 1'.. . VOR RENT. Apartments. 8M ', WjW COO ...drama. As regqrda the stage and ieJVImlTrlbune. .. ' 1 t't-XtFf H movies liiith, 4he presunto tense Is :,"'.., ,.vA? '" i FOR ItKNT Desirable CUrn. npt; mi iTTirn . 7:00 to 7:30 p. m. Halsey, . Stuart Program NRC ser- 4 vice In KH.I. K O M O. KGW, KPO, KFI. yi 7:00 to 7:30 p. m. The i Olvmnlans NBC service to KOO. :30 to 8:30 p. m. Standard Symphony Hour. NBC ser- vice to KOO, KHQ, KOMO, KOW, KFI. 8:30 to 9:00 P. M. Max Do- lin and Ills Kylectroneers NBC service to KOO, , . . . ....m t-,..- A.' IV II i, IVVJ.IVJ, IV ".t V , IV1U, TTj.lJ, ,,,.,..... --. KFI. KSL, KOA. i:nn in i:3i) n. m. Memory . Lane NBC service to KOO, KGW. j 9:30 to 10:00 p. m. Two , Piano Concert NBC ser- ' vice to KOO. 10:00 to 11:06 p. m. NBC 'j Oreen Room NBC service . to -.KOO, KFI, KPO 10:30 A fc ii-nn m i 11:00 to . 12 Musical Mils- keteers NBC service to KOO. KPO. KOMO. (11:15 to 12). ( DOC, YOU ARE A REAL 1 -BOOST Er? J , , t . BE A BOOST Kit. Do you know there are a lot of ..people .. ... , .. .. Settln' 'round trt every town! lrovlng like a broody chicken, Knockin' every good thing down. Don't you be that kind of a cattle. 'Cause they ain't no use on earth, You Just be n Booster Rooster Crow and boost for all you're worth. If your town needs boostln', Boost 'er; Don't set 'round to see If some other feller's willln'; Sail right in this country's free. No one's got a mortgage on It; It's your's Just ns much ns his. if your town Is shy on Boosters, You get in the boostin' biz. 'Cause. If things should stop agoing, ' We'd be In n sorry plight So Just keep that horn o-hlnwln", Roost 'er up with all your niluht. If you know somo feller's falllns, Just forget 'em. cause yon know That same feller's got somo good! points. Them's the ones you want to know. Cnst your loaves out on the waters They'll come back In ft saying true. .Mefibee. loo, they'll come back buttered, When some feller boosts for you. (Copyright, ' 1929. Fred Mozart) C. .1. Latia, movie theater owner of Shenandoah, Iowa, who gained notoriety when lie advertised n pic ture as "terrible," Is to maniiKe a theater at New Haven, Conn, 'S . .3 - 1 CROCERV STORE OUT HE GOT iSov mItAKEnI IP Z ;tme pooh? lr- awavanj-i wuzwomoerW Scours- S r 1 It Is to be remarked that changes have overtaken the courtroom drama. As regard the stage and movies botlv.Jhe .presente tense Is favored over the past.- Velller nnd Rice havo supplanted Andre Bis son. The , courtroom scene' is no longer employed as an after-cliamx o determine the Innnrence or guilt of participants or bystanders In a crime past and done with. Rather. It Is ilsed as a frame In which to present the crime. 1 ne Drake Case,'- tt llie Rlalto recites certain exciting (.nd desrcspectable Incidents surrounding the hurried demise of Mrs. Drake, who is what ! is called a society matron. The story is tnid entirely through evidence contributed Iri various moods of eagerness or, reluctance by her , maid, her mother-in-law and various old friends of the fam- II,, Innlmllhi, n I'nilllnmnn who It , afterwards nlipenrs. nas neen in mc habit of supplying her with mm phlne, which is fed, In turn, to ner young slepoaugnier, wno nas a great deal of money, ' The family life of the Drakes if not allogether Ideal!' tl resembles one of those scandals that are pe- riouicaiiy unrairmm aim with jihntogrnphs, In the madhouse sect on C n unoay paper. i ins fact makes the public renearsni jpf their .private lire me more in ,teresnng. ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES IN n,r werd fur fifit ilUtrtion. 2C1 tltS urnMrflid Imtrtion. lc! nilnlmuM 25c. Indev your til with Fif Sill, For Hint. tic., sntt cnait thist wordi, m Mil ai each Initial, UlcpatMit number, ftc, ai a ward. , Clasitfiad adt in anvaaca' ana mn..uum viat hoiu. unlm adrirtitar has anontblv account. Ha allnanca (or pham errori. , r.:-.. .. . V .- WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED 'WAITRESS. Apply In person, crowson's Cafe. tf WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED I would like to care for elderly people in my mod ern, furnace-heated country hoinq. Just out of Medford. Mrs. Hans Holmer. Phone 634-W. 22.1 WANTED Am going to Burns. Ore., Sat. Have room for one person in car. Call at 623 Bart lett. 222 WANTED ' Small acreage near city us part payment on modern small home on pnvement. In quire 31 Meyers. 227 WILL care for children evenings, in their homes. Mrs. Chamber lain, 1211 Nlnntlc. 223 WANTED By reliable couple home to take core of for winter for neonle going away. Refer ences furnished. Address Box D. II. S., Mail Tribune. 223 WANTED Ride to Nebraska or poliit thereabouts . with party driving - east. Will share ex penses. Phone 3K3-R. 222 WANTED. RANCH 'Have clear - modern house, Ahlnnd; well lo cated, and cafh for dairy ranch In Jackson county, prefer stock ed, equipped. Box 173, Central Point. . . 22ii EMBREE'S HOME LAUNDRY Will do your laundry right Fin ished work or rough dry. Prices rlcht. Opllert and deliver your laundry. Men's laundry . a spen- . ially. Phono 897-W. COS No. Dartlett. i 223 WANTED TO buy all kind of cuttle, aheep and hogs. Phone 605-L. 245 FURNITURE upholstered, refln Ished and glued. A. N. Thlbault. Phonn D6S-R. , - - ., 223 WANTED To nofrnw 11000 to ,12000. At lecurlty. Box D. C. Mull Tribune. . I98tf WANTED CTea-n cotton rant st Mall Tribune office, tf WANTED ?nd hand gondii Junk 1'al'a, lt0 Prune. Tel 647-1.. -..v., ..,. .,.,,! WANTED Stenographic, book- keeplns or clericnl work. Some; experience. . Will tako .small, wages for more experience. 270, evenings. i ei. WANTED Carpentering, shin- , , gllng, painting. S37-X. 228 WANTED Work, by high school boy after 3:30 p. m. Phone 242. tf FOR RENT UOCSISS FOR itft.Vt 6-rm. modern limine.; garage. ' Phone 54!l-lt, or call at 333 K. Jackson. 2-H FOR RENT Unfurnished house. 141 N. Ivy. Phone 34U-J. 222tf i for: RENT Modern C-rm. house. 312 So. Crape. Phone 224-lt. 2LTi FOR RENT Modem house Willi sloVe. HIS West llllh. U23 " r FOR RENT Small furnished house; clean and comfortable: 3 rooms a nil hath, close In. $20 a month, water paid, imiulre 125 So. Molly. 222 FOR RENT B-rooin furnished house; electric range, sleeping porch, 2 lots. barn. ' 3211 Port land Ave. Key at 305 Portland Ave. 22T, FOR RENT 4-room furnished cottage, 127.5(1. 028 No. River side in rear. 220t( FOR RENT 20 Ross Court, at 27 Rons court. Call 22(1 FOR RENT Modern 4-rm. duplex apartment; furnace, electric re frigeration, fireplace, breakfast nook, electric range. ' W. A. Gates. 222 FOR RENT S-room unfurnished house. Inquire Redden He Co. t( FOR- RENT Half of duplex: elec tric range and water healer. Call at 907 N. Riverside or Phone 790-L. 21Utf FOR RENT Large unfurnished house S. C. Inquire 223 N. Cen tral. 222 FOR RENT Modern partly fur u house. Call at nlshed 4-room house. 414 S. Riverside. 223 FOR RENT Lnrgo home close In; hardwood floors throughout, steam heat. Phone 105 for ap pointment. 20711 FOR RENT 3-room house, off West Jackson. Phone 105. 207tf FOR RENT 6-rm. modern house: clean; on pnvement. Inquire 34 N. Peach. 206tf FOR REN T Homes. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown & While. 17tf FOR RENT 6-room unfurnished house, 1035 w. loth, bee C. A. DeVoe, phone 623-J-2. lUZtf FOR RENT Bungalow, Ross lane. r . u. Ton voile, Jacksonville, ore. Phone 112. 176tf Kilt iiEN'T HOrfilCKEEPIXG ROOMS l-'Ol: RENT Housekeeping rooms. 325 E. Jackson St. Phone 74U-W. . - ' . .V: t : 1 -'0 FOR RENT MISCKLlyAXIirs FOR RENT OR SALE 23 nre farm nenr Ashlnnd; pxcellnnt modern house, burn n'nd Imiui1 chicken house, fine fruit trees, berry patches, within easy walk ing distance of Normal and Lin coln sdhoois; Ideul chicken rale ll Box J. A. ('.. Mull Tribune. 222 WAREHOUSE HEDFORD WAREHOUSE Bonded No. 2r,l We flora anything, and loan money on aunnlng (tared PUoli. Ill FOR RUNT Fully modern fur- nishnd apartments; hot nnd com water supplied. Sunrise Super rsiauon, cor. itn anu inversion. 3 Phono 1338. 203tf FOR RENT 3-rm.. rrst floor; hot and cold water, phone, uso of bath, close, in. 322 So. Central. Inquire premises or Mrs. Kians, Hotol Holland. 201tfa FOR RENT Furnished apt. Tel. 452-H. 197tf FOR RENT; S-room furnished apt. with sleeping porch and ga rage, close In; adults only. 240 So. Oraue. . 18Stf FOR RENT FtTRNISHEI) ROOMS OR RENT Rooms. Inquire Y. W. ('. A., 22'J No. I'.arllitll. Tel. r,43-R. 225 FOR RENT Large front room, close In; hot- and colli wilier, shower... 20 So. Fir. 225 FOR RENT Rooms for men, J10 a month. S'Lnurel. 223 HEATED ROOMS With board, nt 7111 E. Main. Phono 722. 205tf MISCELLANEOUS FOR HIRE Good pack burro for your hunting trip. Call Loomls, lux from 8 ro 6, daily. FOR EXCIIANOR HOW ABOCT IT? This means an exchango for homes In the Wil lamette valley. , We have some properties that lire ilesirahle; onlv one hour's drive from Port land See HOLMES for HOMES, NASH HOTEL CORNER. 222 FOK TRADE Modern home for acreage or ranch. Box A. B.. Mall Tribune. 224 FOR TRADE Equity In Rood 4 room residence for vacant lot. Phono 83U-M, evenings. 348 FOR EXCHANGE Have new 4- room bungalow, value S3000, at Chulu Vlsto, Cal., hear Sun Dlegn, to exchango for small placo on highway between .Medford and O rants Paes. Address Ohus. Wolff, 1807 7th Ave., National City, Cal. 223 FOR SALO noMICS UP .(III STOCKS lint tho boys' money Is now safe In the pock ets of Wall street. How differ ent life would huve been If they had bought the subm-loin home, with uppurlenant water rights we can now sell for $7000. The Improvements cost $9000. and for the man Who has uso for It, It bus a legitimate vulue of $12. OOll loilifv. See HOLMES FOlt HOMES, Nash Hotel corner. 224 l-'Oll SALE 5-room house; sleep ing porch, bath, paved, good In cntlon. Try to beat 11 for $1100; terms. For Exchange Will take oust side lot for equity In modern west side home. THE REAL ESTATE ENCIIANOE 44 North Rlverslilr. Phono I 190. 224 Foil SALE Modern home; 1, 2 or , 3 acres, fine soil, pure .wnler, electric pumping synteni, young fruit trees, grupes add berries; near school, on highway. Terms, jj'jione I53-L, 222 FOlt HAI,R POULTRY FOlt SALE Ancoiift and Jersey llliii-k (Hunt cockerels. Phone ."! M. 22.1 FOR SALE Mammoth Bronze ' turkeys, (ioldbunk strain: young toms $10 and f 15; 'young hens It und $10. J. H. Ounckcnhu-dl, Deseriview Turkey Fui-ni. Route 3. M.-.lfonl. Tel. l.la-X-2. 243 Foil HALE Mnmmolh Bronne breeding turkeys, J, M. Nnry. I'huno 132 -L, 23 By George McManus USED CARS 1II2R Chevrolet Coach. 1927 Chevrolet Coupe. 1927 Essex Coupe. 1927 olilsinoblle Sedan. 19211 Ford Couch. 19211 Star Roadster. Two Ford Tourings. 1922 Hupimibile Touring. Cheap Dodge Touring. Ford Delivery. Conic In and look them over. MEAD Fl'ltCII MOTOR CO. Phone. Illlll. 125 N. Bartlett. SANDERSON MOTOR CO. YOI'R OAKLAND AND PONTIAC DKAI.El: Have n nice line of used enrs wo have taken in on new cars. The prlen Is low nnd they nro reeon illlloned. You get tho lowest terms here. 1927 Pontine Ltindatl 4-door sodan: a splendid buy .'ii,ii.ii(i 1927 Star touring; only 8.000 miles on litis one; it has had splendid . euro . ........1250.00 1927 Chevrolet coach; new paint. eic taori.uo 1920 Biilck Master 0 brougham; one of tho best buys In the citv illOO.OO 192r Flint touring 1100.00 Ford rondster $ AG. 00 Studebaker touring, light C. SI 25.00 1925 Essex conch $125.00 Oyen evenings and Sunday morning. ' ' 223 FOlt SALE 1920 Ford roadster: new tlies and battery: all ex tras; 1185. Sixth und Bnrtlett. 225 THE BEST ITSED CARS IN THE CITY FOlt THE MONEY. ALL LESS THAN BOOK PRICES. REPOSSESSIONS AT BALANCE OF CONTRACT 1920 Essex Conch $105.00 19211 Chov Touring 122.50 192(1 Olds Touring 148.110 11123 Dodge Touring ' 00.(10 1920 Slur Touring 1(18.50 1926 Hudson Couch 198.00 And several other good repossessed curs ut bnlunco duo on enntrnct. 1928 Type- Hudson Scdnn.... $825.00 1920 riiilok Sednn 775.00 1929 Essex Couch 775.00 19211 Hodge Coupe 300.00 1920 Stlldeliuker Special 6 ' Coach ,. 485.00 AH these curs are In fine condition. Come In and see them. ARMSTRONG MOTOR CO, 101 8. Riverside. Phone 18. 225 FOR SALE 1920 Star touring car in tine cnmiiuon; good rubber, . paint license; loine tonus, ('all Uli-I-L. ; 223 FOR HALE HEAL- ESTATIS MY INCOME property for sale or iimle fur ncrouge ordinal! place. Box D. '., Tribiliioi 225 FOR TRADE ;'! HO acres nt Itend. Ore.: 6.1 n'cres under cuitlvniiou: Irrlmitlon $2.60 per ncic; r,-roiim ' box house, barn, guruge.; fenced. Will tnnb for iirnperiy In or near Medford Lend land Is cteur. .1. C. BARNES. Phone 409. S. Central. ' 22'2' FOR SALE OTt TRADE One of me finest III t In dairy ranches In the Hostile River valley, with or wiinont te head of cowa. Phone ' 589. .1-1. 1 otf FOR SALE Equity In smiiD plnce; modern, well (urnlslied, close In. Will consider cur. Cull Highway a.uinni- nuop or nil is. Jackson ; ... . , ii-J FOR SALE I ncres. 3-rm. house. 1 Vj miles out. i chicken nouses; SlHiu, J J mi down, 5 mi per mo. L. (!. i"i( ii;i 204 East Main. 223' A -REAL STOCK RANCH 3110 Acres, LungoH Valley; 100 in croiis. 100 natural meadow, mi iicres . under government, 'cost $1.20 per acre; good Improve-' menlir. Priced nt $30 per acre. Will take house or small nere ii(,"e as first payment ; long lime . on balance at 0. SEE - ' PARK fl CRS'P FOR ' PROPERTY 15 N. Fir SI. Phono 1410 2 2 3 FOlt SALE 5 ncres, close In .on good road: fino pear land; Irri gated. Priced for quick' sale $7511. 'hone Hoii-K-J. Z2 FOR SALE Small dairy ranch: - cows nnd buy. 037 Pino. Phone 3K7-J. 223 FOR SALE One nnd onu-qiiaiter acres on Kings highway. Phone 1HI4-Y. 223 FOR SALE 3 ncres. close to city limits of Medford; small good bungalow, burn, poiillry houses, airiilfa, garden and berries; $11100 cash. Brown White, Realtors. 227 FOR SALE Three lots on Pacific highway oorner neur etui of No. Riverside. Small 2-room house and garago which rents for $10 per month on one lot. Lots suit able to bo developed for tourist cabins or small homes to rent to mill employes. Priced at $2500. Small down payment nnd good terms on balance. Charles R. Ray, Realtor, Medford Center Blilg. Phono 302. -- FOR SALE 6-room homo, handy to scnoois. I'oono juii, zum- WHEN YOU think of real estate. aee Brown & White. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Olrl's bicycle, N. Ivy. '-'24 FOR SALE Newtown npple.25c. 50c' nnd 75c u box, nccording to grade. Bring boxes. 257 Bcatty. FOR SALE Almost new coal or wood healer. 28 CJullleo St. 2'!2 FOlt SALE "The Classroom Toucher." , any voliimo or com- plete set at suorldco. Phone 31-X-3, or write Edith May, Trull, ore. 223 FOR SALE Coal heater. 1106 W, 4th. 223 FOR HALE Werner piano, $85. M. L. Kays. Mudrone St., Ash land, tire., back of Normal. 222 FOR SALE Mnde-up npple boxes 16c each while they lust. Rogue River Co., North Central. 211 FOR SALE Apples 60o box. nrlng your boxes, c. K. smitn, Vj mile wont Central Point. Tel, 30-AX-2 ,- . I 223 FOlt SALE Ear' corn, li4o II stock heels, '4c Half mile west of solllh end of Kings highway. O. E. Simmers'. - , 223 FOR SALE Sweet potato squash, loo-lb. lots or over. J. S. Van- deify, Phono 639-R-3. - 225 FOlt SALE Regal Illy bulbs. blooming slFcs, 2i,o up,, ,Mon arch Seed Co. . ' -. 1 ! If FOR HALENo.' 1 eastern yellow corn, Inst year's orop, $2,76 cwt. Monarch' Seed Co. . . i tf FOR SALE Dry fir and hnrd wood, $3.00 and up; delivered. Phone U68-L. 226 FOR HALE Bulhosa (tduegrnss) seed for sale, 20o per pound. Communicate with Williams & Seegmlller, Route 2, Central Point, or call at ranch, Antioch district. tf FOR SALE Spill apples. Ala Vista 1'ucklng House, south Fir. 201tf FOR HALE For annd nnd gravel sediment ami general leuinlng Tel. 9II-J. Buin'l Uateman, W FOR BALK MISUELLAJTEOCi FOR APPLES Call 1122-H. 206tf FOR SALE NIc il4 Winter Banana apple oullf. Roots 4 Paukcy warehouse. Gold Hill. Call W. E. Root. Medford, phone 294. 171tf FOR SALE Orapes; Mission and Toksys. Oeary Orchard, Uilrfin creek. Phone lt-i:l-V. 2:'7 FOR SALE Used sewlnR m chlnes; all makes, $5 up; terms if desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Se.vln8' Machine Co., 24 North Bartlett. lllf FOR SALE Pase field fence, yard rence, Kates, . netting alt kinds; cedar and ' steel fence posts. Complete line of fence 1 material. "Wo build fences." ' Uaddls ft Dixon. Tel. 168. i Bt'SIN I.SS DIRECTORY Abstrnctfl MURRAY. ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Title, Title Insurance. Rooms 3 and 5, No. ii North Central Ave., upstairs. JACKSON CO. Alistnict Co. Abstracts of Tills mill Tlilo Insur . amx. The only complete Ttllo System In Jack son County. llfcycle Repairing. GUARANTEED BICYCLE AND MOTORCYCLE HKrAlBINU Lawns Mowers ground. Snappy Parcel Service. JOE RINARD'S CYCLER Y, 28 So. Bartlett. Tel. 1408. Clilrnprnctlo Physicians DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist. Office hours 9 to 12; 2 to 5. 203-204 Liberty Bldg. Office phone 680; Res. phono 790-H. Clilinncy Sweep CHIMNEY' SWEEP George Eaton. Cult Ends & Holbruou. Second Hand store, N. Front. Phone H92-J. F.ye SptM'lallstM DR. D. A. CHAMBERS. Optome trist. Eyes examined. Olassee fitted. 404 Medford Bldg. Tel. 188. S62tf Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attontlon 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 their honest debts, PacKIc Coast Credit Association, 423 Medford Bldg., Medford. Ore, Freight Transportation LONO DISTANCE HAULING Medford - Klamatb truck line. Dally service. Bonded carrier Special rates on load lots. Auta Freight terminal, 36 S. Fir: Tel 1033. Money (a Loan MONEY TO LOAN to worthy peo. pie to pay their honest debts. Also any amount to loan on eltl property. Thomas Renlly Co, Room 12, I'ulm Blk Cor. Mali and Front Sts., upstairs. 6 Vonm Time . Real Estate -, Mortgage Ixja Phono 13i : Coiniiien lal Finance Corp. . . Misllord, Oregon DO YOU NEED MONEY? W make ahort time loans. Tranw -notions' Btrlctly confidential,1 111 Liberty Bldg. Open Tuesday, nnd Fridays till 9 p.' m. Phone 657-J. II. H. Banister,. . H. a Chrlstner. . . ; . Monunients THE OREGON GRANITE CO. - Monuments. E. A. hicks, uew eral Manngor; P. M. Kerha( Hales Manager. $02 N. Front St, Medford. ' ' J. . I'alnlliig and Pnpcrhanglnai II. MARX Quality painting, tlni Ing and papcrhanglns; saves and - beautifies: color schomes that are "easy to live with" at minimum cost, to youli decorating of how and old . furniture and fixtures. Phone 178-J. ' Piano Instruction FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony, rlulitil Music Htudio, 818 Liberty Bldg., Phone 72. 16911' Printers anil PutiHlhcn MEDFORD PRINTING CO. ! the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Bookbind ing, looso leaf ledgers, bllllnat systems, eto. Portland prices. J7 N. Fir St. Radio Service RADIO SERVICE on any mam radio. H. O. Purucker, 21 South Grape street. Office Phone S9I; Res. 1442. 181 Sand and Gravol r. A. HARTLEY Sand and GraMI plnnt. Cleaned, washed aand nnd gravel; crushed gravel, all . sizes. Phone plant 120$ or office 127. , 64tf Transfer EARS TRANSFER A 8T0RAOB CO. Office 111 N. Fir Street. Phone 315. Pricoa rlshL Bare- Ico guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER A STORAGE , Service guaranteed. SO S. Grape St., Phone. 644, or residence 1069. TRANSFER AND STORAGE I". , E. Samson Co. Quick service. I'rices reasnnunie. t:argo insur ance protection. 229 M. River side. Phdne 833. UpholHtcrtng THIIIAULT Maker ot ovcnrtulrea furniture made to 'order: re upholsterlntr. We estimate, show anmplea. Phone 969-R. lit Wabash. t Window n canine LET GEORGE DO IT Phone llli fur houseclennlng, floor waitnc. janitor aervioe, ueo,