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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN FOB SALE MISOBXLAjnDOM FOR SALE Grapes; Missions and Tokaya. Geary Orchard,. Griffin creek. Phone R-13-W. 227 FOR' SALE . tTsed ewln " 'mi-' chines; all makes, 15 up;, termi It desired. All' make rented, and repaired. White Sewing , Uachlne Co., 24 North BarUetu lltf ;W!iu.diuril Stnssitir 1 ' BUSINESS DIRECTORY vbu' YORK On a' single acre ' Abstracts ".'.'.;': MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Title, Title Insurance. Rooms 8 and t. No. tl North Central Ave., upstairs. of land in .the, suburban city of Yonkera. :!0 .mlniltej) from Times , Squurc. spreads j a t w o-s tor y stone )nildint5. like a b;g while box Willi bevel led edges at the top. Jn comparl . son with tho grand mansions of movio mug- " JACKSON CO... Abstract Go. AbHIrnits of Tide and Tlllo Insur ance, llie only complete Title Sysieiu In Jack Bon County. . MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGOX, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1929. JUST IDS . . . .... . ....... By Ad Carter I . 6 if EVEN ,Ir T WWSNiVJvVHEN t I MOV-l!M GITT.n' ) A rUE LESaoNiS J I NO-TWE LESSON'S) re.N WHAT I wELU-TWE TCUTW M'T I " ' W-fcc'lfJ JtFTEO 4iT TO BE Alfl II VtoOMARD 08 LmnY TOO WARD To mm K. rYtfV i JLaflL OH WOU.DNV UKByoFTMfeuMrrED K t U f"7) C ' AWlWSHT-jWKt r ,l A I 0 ;5BV.SCH'00l-rATS3;STATES-V6e . SCHOOL jJ- W OMETlME?( $ SITTlN ALL f tfZM ! '' "iLF itjw IS tSi'At I 'structure, yet it tfeAMateaoaq ,,1h tlie only real Miaoac ,?nnnor nouo left In .111. territory that neverlue-. less .bp,-o. fi d a wiih countless ; man Uie. names of real ; eniatt ' Oeveloyhints. . ! It. fcs .'Jbeeur.Biaiidliig longer' than -any. pf .,lur neighbors and probably will occupy Its. cramped .sue longer than any of the mod ern palaces tl)nt dot the surround ing countryside. For the Historic landmark, Phiifpse Manor Hall, has been .given a new slate roof expected to protect it for another couple of centuries. r " Thirdly Ut-lic. ' A ward of- the American Sconlc,1 niyl Historic Preservation society, the seventeenth century hall waa'j Kiven to the atntq of New York y Mrs. WUIium P Cochran.i niothnr of the late Alexander j Smith Cochran. Twice threatened! with demolition, it finally - was! houtcht ly Mrs. Cochran from thol 'ity, of YiMfkcra. in 1H07 and en-! do wed hy her son :ts a relic of colonial times. As Jus name indicates the house was once the country seat of an American aristocrat. Frederick I'hilipso, having be rom.G.'.the wealthiest merchant in New York, acquired the land of two counties on the-hunks of the Hudson and besan in 1G!0 the erection of a home suitable to his wealth and position. . ( ,, . Three years later his posses sions were inade by royal charter n lordsh'n. or manor of J'hilips borouph and Frederick became the first lord.- An .descendants in-, hcrlted his holding, they en larged, the original building. llnrortunatfiiy for, their : landed security, however, . the family' ad hered, to the- British, cause, in the war of independence and the es tate was taken away from them,, sold and Rrodually broken up Into smaller farms... Bought by Yon kers In I8C& as a city hall and for its preservation, the build ing again ws about, to be wrecked when Mrs. Cochran intervened. The 1'hilipse family has run out the liut d'rft; descendant of Sir Frederick. Miss Catherine Wads "worth l'hilipse,, dylnt? nt tile -Uixo of. Q8 ,in her hoinq at- tireenwich, Conn., lust January. She left as realty only a, few - trncts of wild mountain html which romnlned from the dispersal of the original estate. The- manor house, however, re mains to perpetuate her ancestor's memory and to house the only complete. .collet-Don of the por traits of I'nited States presidents oui.slda of the -national ea pitol. The palnliiVKS wrp collected , by Ahwaniler, Smith Cochran and do nated by him to the public. , CimltlcHs Iti SIoivikp, . Meanwhile, a relic of more re cent limes in New York is co! IcctinK dust in n ISrooklyn ware house, while a life insurance com pany decides what to do with It. It. is St. . Cauden's rather fa mous statue of Diana that adorn cd the . tower of old Madison S(uart Garden. The flqure of the huntress, poised on one foot, was a memorable Fifth avenue hIkM nt times when her grace was out lined against ft full moon. The Insurance company acquired It with the Garden site, on which a skyscraper now stands. UOC.1713 RIVER, Ore.. Nov. 2.i-r-(Special.) The carnival given by the Live Oak Granne Iqst Friday was very successful. Everyone enjoyed the varied entertainments provided. There was a fish pond, country store, forlune teller, beano game, hot-dog sland and jitney danc?. Tho Grange realised a substantial rum from Ihe event. Mrs. Otto Fuhrmun, as a negro mnminy, gave a (clever readin.T. and two .solos which were enjoyed very much. Enterprise Orange enterlnlned . the Jackson County Pomona Sat urday. October 26. The meeting was well attended. The basket dinner held nt noon provided the t usual good .things and was much r fnjoyed. Enterprise Gr.mge gave n Hal lowe'en dance in llu-ir hall Thurs day evening. WIMER LADIES MEET FOR SEWING STUDY nonrrc river, ore Nov. 2. (Special.) An nll-d:iy home dem onstration meeting- was . held at Wlmer Friday,, the subject having to do with sewliUr. TARDIEU ORGANIZES CABINET IN FRANCE GRANGE CARNIVAL BIG SUCCESS ROGUE RIVER I'ARIS. Nov. 2. (I-! Andre Tar dim succeeded today in forming o new French miirixliy. ending the cabinet crisis hruudit on Vy. the overthrow of the r.riand govern ment October 22. I , , . u.., .i. , , r ..- rrh- ,' Fifth Radio Talk on Boscs, Broadcast by Winter Pear Committee, in Detroit The fifth radio talk broadcast j over the Detroit slajjin by the Winter Pear Committee last week Is as follows: . i v ' j "Bose. pears from Medford. Ore- j gon; Old Ciold Outside. Sugared ! Sunshine Inside. . "A beautiful golden yellow, mel - low to the touch, there Is no fruit that can compare with the Med- ford Bosc. Try one. Call up your retails store or, fruit, stand and sample Medford'a' heat. You will not be disappointed. The Bosc pear speaks for itself. It ia the king of all pears. 'ln previous talks we have told yon about the outstanding merits of the Bosc pear: its history, iia ; food value and other - items per-! mining to the soil and climate ill wnicn it thrives best, loday wo ' wish to tell you the way in which it is handled, from the earliest stage of growth until it is placed on the fruit stand ready for sale.' "We will pa3s up the Bosc tree itself, its origin and tho nuuiy rea sons why, as a tree.it thrives best In the Medford . district We wish to picture for you the fruit Itself, from the bud stage to the highly ford Bosc pear is a wonderful food finished article, we desire you to article deserving their consldera eat. Hon. ' ., ' "In the very early stages of Us "We wont the best trade in the life the Hose is subject to cold mornings in the early ;sprlng days, hometimes .the tomperatitr.e out doors reaches . 24 degrees above Hero, which Is sufficient to pre vent damage to the pear in the early stages of development. "A little later the pear is sprayed several times to prevent the cod dling moth from laying eggs on the fruit which, in turn, would cause the fruit to be wormy and unfit for consumption. "As the fruit develops It requires much moisture in tho. soil for the pear to become a perfect specimen. Lacking rain, the orchurdist irri- Btes.Uis. orchard, from a- supply of water" stored In reservoirs that lire sometimes 40 or 50 miles distant. Huge canals bring pure mountain water to tho fertile valleys with the result the orchurdist keeps the pear tree In good healthy condi tion. .. .. , "Possibly Ihe most Interesting picture is the heavily loaded pear trees. Nothing can excel Nature when at-Its Lest. Many of the older pear trees will pick 80 to 60 lug boxes of pears which are care fully loaded in low-Biting wagons and hauled to the shed prepara tory lo the fruit being conveyed by trucks from the orchard prop erty to tho packing house. , "The fruit as It arrives at the packing house lu generally a little dusty and shows a distinct trace of spray residue. The pears are carefully sorted by experienced help as to extra fancy grades. Thereafter the fruit Is 'carefully washed and dried so all of the spray residue is entirely removed. "The ModforcL district was tho pioneer in washing fruti .perfectly clean and first to comply with the government regulations.. In sisting upon a product free from Bpray residue and other foreign matter.. Medford pears need not be wiped or washed before eating. The pear as It emerges from the washing, machine is immaculate and is Immediately carefully wrap ped Inpaper, which prevents con tamination until it is delivered to the consumer. , hX . , "So far no ol hor .' district can compare with . Medford, Oro., for quality of pears, cleanliness and excellence of pack. -It Is a model for nil to copy and no better com parison of Its up-to-date methods could be asked than to say it is annually visited by orchardiats and packers from other fruit sections to see what is being done at Med ford to maintain the excellence of pack and quality of fruit offered ao the buying public. , . ,, "Medford is prepared to do still better work. Under the leadership of the Medford Winter Pear com mittee, which Is putting on this sales campaign In tho city of De troit, Professor Henry Ilartman of Ihe Oregon Statu college Is spend ing slf months In the lurgo east ern rontera making a study of the pears from the Medford district. "As a remit of his work, which Is too technical to permit of dis cussion over the radio, the fruit growers of the Medford district hope to place on the fruit stands in this and other large eastern cities a jicar approximately ready to eat. "Much criticism haB been made of all fall and winter varieties of peara due to the fnrt that they were often placed on the stands hard. firm, green, utterly inedible and in sinh condition as to pre clude Iheir use by the public In lurge quantities. "This sltuollon will he remedied. Medford Hose (pears, under the di rection of Prof. Henry Ilartman, will be offered when ready to cat and In such a'eonditlon as to ap neal In the most fastidious person. Why Detroit, Mich., Wat Selected "Over 90 per cent ( lue-Uyuc pear produced in the United States i are raised in the Medford district, j Only a few years ago New York; City consumed over 90 per cent of all the Hosc -pears grown in the Medford district. In 1928 other j large centers Biich as Chicago, Bos-1 'ton and Philadelphia, became in- i terested in the Bosc variety with i the result that New York City that : j year secured only 65 per cent of : I the flpsp peain ,ralSBd at Medford. I j This in fuct of the fact that Med-; j ford producfipp-Jjad Increased very! materially. ' . ! j "The attention' cf the Winter; Pear committee. was focused on I)e- j troit because of its relatively poor I showing. A i lly flf several million people consumed only & small art i of our tonnage. This condition! must be remedied and in order to do so we arc placing 20 carloads of Bosc .pears on sale which mURt be consumed in Detroit, this year. "Radio talks ovor WVV'J, adver tising in the Detroit papers, pub licity in the dally papers, .all form a part of a carefully prepared pro gram, whereby we hope to convince the Deicoit.'public. that,lhe.. Med- best city in thej Middle' West to be- come acquainted, with the best pear in the world. ' , .Continuity of Supply la Guaranteed "You can call your fruit, retailo- on the phone today and , demand Medford Bosc pears. He ias what you want, , if f.jiot, you can readily secure them at some, other store handled by a live wlr.e. Medford Hose-pears are going to he sold In Detroit despite dealers who may refuse to handle them. Live, wide awake dealers- are going to have posters on their stands calling at tention to Medford Bosc pears: OM Gold Oubddo; Sugared Sun shine Inside.' " Reach for a pear instead of a amoke." t: - , ASHLAND GIRL WEDS KLAMATH FALLS MAN ASHLAND, Ore., Nov. 2. (Spe cial.) Miss Nova Jean Dodson, daughter tlf Mr. and Mrs. V. W. bodKon," and Victor Grimm were united in marriage oh tliiturduy evening at six o'clock at the home of Rev. J.'owlcr. The couple plan to make their home at Klamath Falls. The bride Is well known in Ashland where she has a large cir cle of -friends who wish her hap piness. ROGUE RIVER COACH ... INJURED IN PRACTICE ROOUU WVKR, Ore., Nov. 2. (Special) Iloxslo Barden, basket ball coach at the high school, re ceived a severe injury to his back while engaged in a practice game Tuesday night. He was taken to Grants Pass for medical aid by Dr. Ownle Bangert. .. BELLVIEW COMMUNITY CLUB MEETS NOV, 13 DELLVIEW: Ore., Nov. 2. (Special) The next regular meet ing of the L'pper Valley Commu nity club will be heb at the club bouse on November y, with Mrs. Fred Homes and Mr Albert Joy as hostesses. ' CLASSIFIED 0VEBTISI0 RATES ftatei ptr word for first Imtrtlofi, 2c; ata MccMififit imtrtion. It; ntlniHiuw 25c. Ind.i rwr tat with For Sale, For Rtnt, etc., and ce-urit IhHi wordi, at Mil m each Initial. itltalMat numblr, ate, if a word. c ail f cd adi in advinct ana im tales am phono, ufilasi adrartiiir Im ejenthli account No allowance for phone errori. WANTKD MAMS IIKM WANTED A young man to learn and grow up with one of the largest business organizations in Southern 'Oregon. The finest hirfdnens experience available. Mut be a atlcker. Give age, ex perience and least salary possible to start. Very good references expected. Write Box A for appointment. KMi WANTED 1II-XP MALE OR 'KMAI.E MAN OR WOMAN wanted, with ambition nnd Industry, to intro duce Hnd supply to demand for Rawleigh's Household Products to Steady users. Several fine openincs In Grants Pass, one hall of Klamath Falls and Med ford. We train nnd help you. RawMgh denlers ran make up to $100 ft Week or more. No experience neees.nry. Pleasant, profitable, dignlferl work. Write today. W. 'I'. Rnwlelgh Co., Dept. OR-2753, Oakland. Calif. 225 FOR RF.XT IIOI SKKKKPINO ' ROOMS , FOR RENT llniivkcr nlng rooms. 123 K. Jackson bl., I'huro 749-W. ..... 226 WANTHD-" Woman over 20 for general housework and to assist i in care of two children. - Kxperi- j enced cook not necessary. Ap-j ply in pt-rson. 705 Park Ave. Mrs. Karl S. Tumy. 2Mtf WASTED SITUATIONS WANTKD , Family sowing, plnln and fancy. 2211 Apple. 223 EXPKUIKXCEI) lady wants work as cook or waitress in luniil room-. 1 Phone U05-M." - 225 WANTKD Worlc for - tractor, plowing or other kind. Phone B23-J-4. 225 WANTED Carpentering, uhln gling. painting. oa7-X. 243 WANTED Work, bj hlKh nchool boy after 3:50 d. m. Phon 242. n WAXTKD MISCEI.IiAXKOUS . I S15A0 LOAN' WAXTElMVill Klvej firnt mortgakn on close in mop-1 erlv, value $:H",IHI. Address P. 0. 1 Hoic 7U.1. Medford. 22S: WAJjTBD Washing. Phone 437 . ; . 229 WANTED Wood cutting contract. Writo Huffman. 11 Beach Ave., Ashland. Ore. 227 WANTED Small acreage near I , city as part payment on modern .Bmall home on. pavement.... In quire 31 Meyers. 227 WANTED. RANCH Have clear! modern house. Ashland: well lo-' caled. and cash -for dairy runell In Jackson county. Prefer atoek-i ed, equipped, Uox 17.3, Central Point.. ' . ' , . ' 22 WANTED To buy all kinds of cattle, sheep and hogs. Phone 665-1,. , 245 WANTED To borrow J1000 to , $2000. Al security. Box D. C , Mall Tribune. 198tf WANTED Cletvn cotton rage at ; Mall Tribune office. tt WANTED 2nd hand goods & Junk ' Pal's, 1506 Prune. Te.l 647 -U 1 . 2B6 j FOIt IVENT FURNISH ED "' j I ROOMS FOR RENT Modern furnished i downstairs rooms; adults. 34R i N. BarUett. 224tf FOR , RUNT Sleeping room in I modern home; outside entrance: I close lp. Phone 109.1-X. 227 FOR RENT Front room In quiet . home, with board; reasonable. 3, N. PClieh. 220 FOR RENT Nice front room: prl- vato entrance; board. 153 N. I Oukdale. 22B FOR RENT ' Heated room for . woman; also board. Tel. 907-X. 225 FOR RENT 2 nice sleeping rooms, close in;- board if desired. Tel. 1 820-X. 225 Oil RENT Rooms. Inquire Y, W. C. A., 22!) No. DaUlclt. Tel, 225 FOR RENT Largo front room, close In; hot anil cold water, shower. 20 So. Fir. 22G FOR RKNT Rooms for men, $10 a month. 8 Laurel. 223 HEATED ROOMS With board, at 716 K. Main. Phone 722. 206lf FOIt RKNT APARTMKNTS FOR RKNT Fully modern fur nished apnrtments; hoL.uml cold water supplied. Sunrise Super Station, cor. 12th and Riverside. Phono 1338. 224tf FOR KENT Modern 2-Voom fur nished apartment, private hath, garage, $20. 1109 W. 11th Ht. 225 FOR RENT 2 and 3-room apart ments, garago. 604 W. JOth. 224tf FOR RKNT Modern 4-room du plex apartment; 'basement with furnace, electric range, electric refrigeration. W. A. times. 226 FOR KENT Apartment, 806 W. Main. 2.10 FOR RKNT 2-ronm npta. reason able; lights, heat nnd fuel furn. Phone 745-J. 412 N. Ivy. 22", FOK RKNT 4-room nphrtmont: garage. 209 W. Jackson. . 225 FOR KENT Apple. Apartments'. 334 225 FOR RKNT Desirable furn, apt: guroge. 10 Qulnco St. . 21Ktf FOK RENT H-rrn.. nrst floor; hot , and cold water, phono, use of . bath, close In. 322 Ho. Central. Inquire premise! or Mrs. Klans, Hotel Holland. . SO 1 If FOR RENT FurnLthed apt. Tel. 462-H. 197tf Misci:i,r,ANKX)ts FOR HIRE Good pack burro for your hunting trip. Call Loomln. 168 from 8 In 6. dally. WAREHOUSE) . MEDFORD WAREROTjn Bonded No. 261 We store anything, and loan monay on anything stored. Pnooe 111 . - . ; aim FOR KENT 5-room partly fur . uished housed per- mo. , Tel. 7117-11. roll ItENT Nearly new B-room modern furnisiied house garauo and chicken park, f3U. per nio. Phone 127-H. 220 FOI! RE.N'T 2-room house, per mo. Phone 452-W. FOK HICNT Small furnished house. 3 rooms and bath, puii itble for two. Clean and com fortable, close in; $20 a month, water paid. Inquire 125 South Ilflily. 22.T FOR kent. 8-room furnished, 85. 62R No. Kiversldo. In inilrn 712 W. Jackson. 224tf FOR RENT 4-room furnlshei: house, c. A. DeVoe, 1510 W. Main. Tlione 523-.I-2. 223tf FOR RE.N'T House. S rooms, stucco. 309 Qeneaee. Inquire 22s Apple .St. 22a FOK RENT 5-rm. modern bouse. 604 So. Plum. Phone G72-J-S. 22G FOR RENT 4-room noose, garden and garage, fll a month. D.,l Terwiinger, Route 2, L,ozlur inne. 22 FOR RKNT 6-rm. modern house; garage. Phone' 549-It, or call at 333 E. Jackson. 22H FOR RENT -141 X. Ivy. Unfurnished "house. Phone 349-J. 222tf FOR RENT Modern -rm. house. 312 So. Grape. Phone 224-R. 225 FOR RKNT 6-room furnished house; electric range, sleeping porch. 2 lots, barn. 326 Port land .Ave. .Key at 306 Portland ' Ave. 225 FOR RENT 4-room furnished coltugo, $27.60.. 628 No. River Bide In rear. . 220tf FOR RENT 20 Ross Court,. .Call at 27 Ross Court. 226 FOR RENT 5-room unfurnished house. Inquire Redden & Co. tf FOR RENT Hnlf of duplex: elec tric range and water heater. Call nt 907 N. Riverside or Phone r 700-L. 2i6tt FOR RENT Large home close In; hardwood floors throughout, steum heat, phone 106 for ap--polntment. 207tf FOR RENT 3-room house, off West Jackson. Phone 105. 2 01 If FOR RENT B-rm. modern house: clean; on pavement. Inquire 84 u N. peach. . 206tf FOR REN T Homes, Furnished or unfurnished. Brown & White. 17tf FOR, RENT 6-room Unfurnished house, 1036 W. loth. See C. A. DfcVoe, phone 623-J-3. 192tf FOR RENT Bungalow, Rosa lane. . F. L. TouVelle. Jacksonville. Or. Phone J12. 176tf IO ST LOST. , Pointer dog, orange nnd white; I o ni I e, Howard. - J. Hltxler, 'Medford Radiator Wks. , 226 LOST One white Persian male kitten. 324 King. Reword for his return. Phono 10U5-X. 227 FOUND FOUND Bar pin. Owner may have same by calling nt Mall Tribune and paying for ad. 225 FOIt EXCHANGE FOR TRADE Modern 4 -room house nnd 8 acres In alfulfn. Pitt View tract; mod ern plumbing, 'automatic pres sure water system. Will take property .In Medford or good used cur for equity of $800. Cburles K. Rny. Realtor, Med ford Center Dldg., Phone 302. 226 FOIt TRADE Equity In good 4 room residence for vacant lot. Phorlc 8.10-M, evenings. 348 FOR 8AI,E POUITRT rOR SALE Mnmmoth bron9 turkey turns, 18 rr.os. old, $10. C. E. Smith, Central Point. 36-XX-?. . 22f, FOR SALE Mnmmoth Bronx turkeys, doldbank strain; young toms $10 and $16; young hnna $8 and $10. J. H. Qiiackenhush, Desertvlew Turkey f-grm, Route 3, Medford. Tel. 182-X-2. 243 FOR SALE Mammoth Bronx breeding turkeys. J, M. Nury, Phone 238 EARN TWO DAYS' PAY IN ONE Handling America's most widely known and therefore most easy to sell line of Business nnd Per-, sonal Chrlslmaa Greeting Cards, such as are in almost universal use by banks, business, profes sional and home people. We pay liberal commission In cash every day together with generous monthly bonus and also teach you where and how to sell so that without experience, either . full or part time people csn easily earn for themselves from $500 to $1500 before Christmas. Magnificent, nationally known rnililile equipment furnished ab solutely FREE together with all details and full instructions. Ad drews The Process Corporation Sample Dept. P-N-8 ' Troy at tut Street, Chicago. : FOIt SALR-j-Miidern 4-rm. house wiih full niiloinatic Wesling bouMe electric range, electric water heater and winter supply of fuel, 3 1 0 0 ; (1700 cash. 115 No. Peach Ht;. -.- 227 FOR SALE Attractive new B room home, cor.- tilenn Oak and Main. Reasonable terms if de sired. Phono 105 or 3U5-K. 1S1 FOK SALE At sacrifice, modern .house, double plumbing, double Karuse, . woodshed: .easy pay ments. Edward Jones, .Central Point. , 227 PRICED TO SIJU. Owner leav ing city. New modern fi-room bungalow; H u r a K e, l'lreplace. lawn. 72 West 4th St. 22C FOR SALE OR TRA DE 7-ROOM MODERN new house: upstairs renting for 1,15 per month. Also apartment ut rear renting for (12. Will take In vacant lot or car on first payment. W. G. PICK ELL. Phone itxa-L. ' 204 E. Main. ,, 230 FOR SALE B-rm. modern homo, completely furnished, including sellee, VictraAa, Hewing machine, dishes, ct. Jteady to move Into and start, keeping house. Fruit, shiido and lawn; 2 54 blocks from grude school and only 3 blocks from high school. Total price $2250; $150 cash, balance . $20 per month and Interest. See. Charles A., Wing Agency, Inc., exclusive agentB. 225 FOR. SALE New 6-room bunga low at 629 South Holly. Owner, 622 South Holly. - 232 FOR SALE Small house, good 'ot, on east stue, ror touu casji. C, S. DUTTI3RFEILD,, Realtor. 229 FOR SALE I.IVESTOCK FOR HALE Wenned pigs. J. A. 226 Perry, Madrona Park. FOR SALE 30 head sheep, In cluding 11 lnmbs. Inquire Mrs. Dolman, Helinan Baths, Ashland. ' . 225 FOR SALE 8-mhnths-old pigs. Joseph K.' Lester, Diddle Board. : i 225 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES MY 1928 HUDSON COACH. You can make a substantial saving III line car ir.uiwimriumni w.v ,, - chasing this like new used car. 1 will bo pleased lo let your fuv oritc tneuhsnln .give this car -0. thorough exiuninutlon. '. Brl.ce $6111), on easy terms; a light car will bo accepted In trado the sumo as cash. You don't have lo pay for n dealer's, big trade-in allowance if you deal wit li the original owner. W. K. Thomas, room 12, Palm Blk., our. Main and Front St., upstairs. 230 1927 ESSEX COACH $425.00 Easy Terms. , This car far belter than- aver age: good looking, good running, (Had to demonstrate this value. CIIHVSLKH DKALKRS, 128 Ho. Riverside. 225 FOR HA.LE Uy owner, Chev. ton truck, Al condition; price right. 26 Portland Ave. . 226 FOR SALE -. Ford, cheap. Real "Whoopee" Phone 69-J-2. 226 FOR SALE OR TRA 1)15 1928 Hudsun for the price ot light enr,' by private owner. Phone 1883. 226 FOR SALK Chevrolet sedan at a bargain. Call at 45 Ross Court. . Medford. 226 FOR SALE 1924 Bulck. good condition, bargain. H. J. Wiley, 61 N, oakdalu. Phone 499-9. 225 DEPENDABLE USED CARS 1930 PRICES ' Come In and look over the fol lowing used cam. They have an been reconditioned and look fine. 1928 Pontine He Luxe Sedan. 1927 Type Dodge DeLuxe Sedan 1926 Type Dodge Lea. Sedan. 1926 Ford Sedan. ' 1028 Type Essex Dp Luxe Sedan, 1925 Ford Coupe. . , , 1925 Essex Coaeh. t TRADES AND TERMS IIAKI.N MOTOR CO. , Dodge and Plymouth Dealer. , 22 FOR SALK New Naah coach: run only 5,000 miles by private pnrly Home terms. Wonderful buy Call 410 E. Main. 226 FOR SALE 1926 Ford roadster; new tires and battery: all ex trus; $185. Sixth and Bartlett. 22-6 THE BEST USED CARS IN THE filTV FOR TUB MONET. ALL LESS THAN BOOK PRICES. RKPOHSKHSIONS AT BALANCE OF CONTRACT 1920 Essex Coaeh 1166.00 11126 Chev Touring 122.60 1926 Old, Touring .... ..... 148.60 1921 Dodge Touring (0.00 1926 Star Tourinai 168.60 I92i" Hudson Coaeh -198.00 And several other good repossessed cars at naianeo nun on contract 1928 Type Hudson Hedan....$26.oo 1020 Biilck Hedan .. 776.00 1929. Essex. Couch 775.00 1926 Dodgn Coupe 300.00 1920 Htiidchaker Specia I. Coach 481.00 All these cars are In fine condition. enme In nnd see them. ARMSTRONG MOTOR CO, 101 a. Riverside. Phone 11 ... . . , 126' ORCHARDS. naturally excite great Interest at this time. Wo have two. either of which, in our i opinion based on years of or-' fjijA RANTEED BICYCLE AND chard experience, will repay the au to,A'ci E REPA BINQ -V"'i ftJr. "l",.Cr0,l,,;S.; liwTns Mower? ground.1 Snappy One generation develops, the next reaps the returns.. See HOLMES FOR HOMES, Nash Hutel moshrdluet Bhrdluet shr Hotel corner. 22II WE WANT LISTINGS Come in and list your houses In town, ranches, orchards, any thing If real estate. FOR TRADE! Two houses; good lunation, Wnnt lurge huuse, pre ferably on east side. SUBDIVISIONS $15 down and $10 per mouth. Close to Med ford. ' 1 J - C. BARNES. Phone 401). 15 So. Central. 22C WHEN TOU think of real estate, aea Brawn & While. tf FOR SALE on TRADE One of the finest little dairy ranches In the Rogue River valley, with or without 16 head of eow. Phone B89-.I-1. 199tf ' 'A REAL STOCK RANCH ' 360 acres, Langell Valley; 160 In crops, 100 natural meadow, 80 acres under government, cost $1.20 pel- acre; good improve ments. Priced at $30 per acre. Will take house or small aere ago as first payment;, long time on balance at Q SEE ., ,.. v ' PARKHIJUST. . . FOR ' PROPERTY 15 K. Fir St. . Phone 1410. : 1 ,, 225 FOR SALE 21 acres. Crater Lake highway, 9 , miles out, $25 per acre. 225 So. Oukdale. 226 DAIRY RANCH . . ., . Sale, or Exchange. 2 acres, good modern home, largo burn, 2 hen houses, garage, wood houxc. milk house, all tock and equipment. Pays' better " than $160 per .month. Close In: stock and equipment worth $2500, and will soli for $8600. DEAL & KNIGHT., . 20 N. Uui-tlott. , 2S0 FOR- SALK--9 aCres, 6-room house. garage, poultry houses, cow barn, stone fruit cellar, fine young or chard, grapes, berries; electric water system; fine location. Price $2.0110, very eusy lerms. D, E. Millard Agency, 42.1 JO. Main. 226 FOR SALE Have few trncts from one acre or more on facine iiign wny Just north of Medford. that' will sell at a burgain; exuelteiu soil. Also eomo improved acre age for sale. Wm. Olsen, ltt. 2. . ' 225 FOR HALE B'i acres, close In on good road: fine pear- land; Irri gated. Priced tor quick ante, $750. Phone 406-R-l. 227 FOR SALE Equity In small place; modern, well furnished, close In. Will consider car. 'Call Highway Umber Shop or 811 E. Jackson. 226 FOR SALE 3 acres, close to city limits ot Medroru; small good bungalow, barn, poultry houses, alfalfa, gurden und berries; $1600 cash.. Brown. & White, Realtors. 227 FOR SALE 6-room home, hnndy to scnooit. fnone iot. nunt- MY INCOME property for sale or trade Tor acreage or small place. Box D. C., Tribune 225 FOR SAf,E MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Dry fir wood deliv ered anywhero in valley, phono 9-F-12. 230 FOR SALE1 Blue ribbon Mam moth Bronxe breeding turkeys, near Red Top school. J. O. Ferrell, H. 3. 238 FOR SALE Ear corn. Tel. 201-J. 229 FOR SALE Walnut chiffonier, tables chairs, bed, heating stove, Maytag washer, garden tools, other household goods. If, J. Wiley, 61 N. Oakdule. Tel. 499-J. 225 FOR APPLES Call 1121-R. 20tf FOR SALE Nice ailed Winter Banana apple eulU. Roots Paokoy warehouae. Oold Hill. Call W, E. Root. Medford. phone 194. I71tf FOIt HALE fllrl's bicycle. Call 230 Ho. Kiversldo, Phone 061 -J. 236 FOR SALE Sweet potato aatiash. 100-Iti. lota or over. J. 8. Van- dorfy, Phone 689-K-3. 236 FOR SALE Dry fir and hard wood, $3.00 and up; delivered. pnone i-i 221 FOR SALE Bulbosa (bluegraas) aeed for aale, 20o per pound. Communicate with Williams A Haogmiller, Route I, . Central Point, or call at ranch, Antloch district. tf FOR SALE For aand and gravel eaiment ana general teaming Tel. Ill-i. Ham'l Haieman. FOR 8 A LB Page field fence. yard fence, gates, netting all kinds; cedar and eteel fence , poaU. Complete line of fenee material. "We build fence," Qaddla 4 Dlion. Tel. Ill, If Accountant O. .O. D'ALBI.VI Certified Pub lic - Aeeyuniant. Auditing, ac counting, tax service. Office, College Building. Phone 886. 223tf nicyclo Repairing;. Parcel Service. JOE RINARD'S CYCLER Y, 28 So. Bartlett. Tel. 1468. . . Clilroprnctlo Physicians DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist. Ollioe. hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6. 203-204 Liberty Bldg. Office phone 58; Res. phone 790-H " Chimney Sweep CHIMNEY SWEEP George Eaton. Call Uads & Hoiorook uecone Hand slore, N. Front. Phone 1192-J. Eye Specialists DR. D. A. CHAMBERS. Optome trist. Eye examined, aiasaee fitted. . 404 Medford Bldg. Tel. 188. $62tf Rxpert Accocmtant WILSON AUDITINO .CO. E. M.' Wilson, C. P. A. Attention gives to anything in accounting and Income Tax Requirements. Look into our simplified accounting method. Liberty Bldg.,. Medford. Phone 167-R. , Financial ' WE LEND MONEY -to worthy people to pay their honest debt pacific Coast Credit Association, 423 Medford Bldg., Medford. Ore, Freight TramrrortatloB LONO DISTANCE HAULING .Medford - Klamath truck line. Dally service. Bonded carrier. Special rates on load lota. AuU -Freight terminal. 16 & Fir. Tel - 1033. Money to Loan MONET TO LOAN tp worthy pet , pie to pay their honest debt Also any amount to loan on clll property. Thomas .' Realty Co. Room 12, Palm Blk.. Cor, Mall and Front Sts., upstairs. ; ,: Van Tlmrn; ; , Reel Estate ' ' Mortgage tataul Phone in , Commercial Finance Cwp. Medford, Oregon. - i DO YOU NEED MONET 7 W make short time loan. TruiM; actions strictly confidential. Ill Liberty Bldg. 'Open Tuesday and Fridays till 9 p. m. ' Phon 657-.T. H. H. Banister. H. G Chrlstner. - . -' ; Moaraiaaeiata THE OREGON ORANITH CO. Monuments, li. A. hick, uear; eral Manager) P. M. Kersaaai Sales Manager. 102 N. Front Bte Medford. ' Mnslr. THARVAL II. FOLKENBERO , Teacher violin, student orcnea--tra: violins adjusted. Studio 3 and 4 Cullege Bldg. TeL 259-1. Painting and lix-ritagtaaa; H. MARX Quality painting, that- ing and paperhanslng: saves and beautifies; color schemes that axe "easy to live with" at minimum, cost to you; decorating ot new and old furniture and fixture. Phone 178-J. Piano Ins tract ion V: FRED ALTON H A1GHT Teawhe ot Pluno and Harmony. Height Muslo Studio, 118 Liberty Bldg., Phono 72. ltitf Printers and Publisher MEDFORD PRINTING CO.- the beat equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Bookbind ing, loose leaf ledgers, billing . systems, etc. Portland prices. 17 N. Fir St. Radio Service RADIO SERVICE on any make' radio. H. O. Puruoker. II South a rape street. Office Phone III; Ites. 1442. Ill Sand and Gravel C. A. HARTLEY Send and O ravel plant. Cleaned, washed aaad and gravel; crushed gravel, all site. Phone plant 1201 er offloe 127. littf Transfer ' BAD8 TRANSFER 8TORAGB CO. Office 111 N. Fir Street. Phone 316. Price right, Serv ice guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER BTORAOB Service guaranteed, I 8. Orapt) St., Phone 144. or residence Met. TRANSFER AND STORAGE F. E. Samson Co. Quick servtoe. Price reasonable. Cargo Innrr ance protection. Ill N. Rivet side. Phone III. I'photstertati THIBAULT Maker ot overstaffed ' furniture made lo order; re upholsterlng. W estimate, anew amnios. Phone Ill-It. Ill Wabaah. ' W hiiiow dm LET ORORGT4 DO IT Paeee lt for houaeclranlng, floor . , 6 nejww eemooi wee. , ,