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Newspaper Page TextBedford mail tribune, medford, oie(1ont. - Saturday,- November . 2:1. - 392a. PAGE SEVEN iJUST KIDS By Ad Carter FOR SALE MlHCKLLAXEOCi. FOR SALE Bulbosa (bluegraas) seed for sale, , 80o per pound, -CommunicMfl with- Willlamti -A Seegmilier, Uoute 2, Central Point, or call at ran oh,' Antloeh district. - tf ' CM Cr-r, UNDER : TUTELAGE DOWN WE COME5-iiU5T FOR 8ALE-8pltx. Dnd . Newtown, npplejs also dressed turkeys. J. M. Nary, Phono- 132-U . 84H FOR APPLES Call 1122-R. 206tf THE SAME . tf.'':i . ti; 'V . ; ' " . 1 ' ' 1 . ". 1 :,i i . 1 . il-- , i my cousiM, mjChaeu onj " Suppose he jes LA.uaws an then x but suppow. his n i MV PATHEK'S SIRE IS 'jiK' WIS ENGINE- J JUMP.OUAN' HIS PARASHOOT w"!... I? " aGENUWIME' Mkyr PS?fr OPENS m ;V0OE5N"t 'OPVMjfa? AEROPLANE PILOTw'bJ. tCtk' : Z 7u7M UK ' A KAISER'S OFFICERS t . 1 . ----- - - I T 1 1 I I 1 I r .1 .f - I. VI I- 1 1 1 I S t X II .of fleers of the imperial nrmy are very much to. the fore as orRan izers, hmh .elvil-. ami. jiiiliinry, in China. ..Those Btortny netrelw, who Kome.yenra hko cherished ejfpiuaia- tionrt nC riftirifc t" disry;, heights out ths wave of some -revolutionary i "lnUKoh''. or , other., hiivo found their , hopes.. ditched,. Thft.-FpUier-l.md, to them, hast become .too. ut terly prowUe, they have houbIu tt-xeHftment in far eastern fields. (Jolonel .Max Uuuer, who died of h mall pox in Shanghai last - Slay, ' was (.'hinng Kai-Shek!i chief mili tary adviser,, i lls .rUivce-sspr, nccqrd liiR In .a. writer in i)io Kw,oeliM'hr I'.latt,' is Uo.ut.' Coi. Kriebel, .of MunlehT former fascist loader in Huvtirln., liesldf .him, the Chinese ennrnl staff has, as advisers xwq otberi, (ermans, .( icnernhf1 I.lndc niann nnd , (liidnvfuj. The hitter was dismissed . -from .', the . ; Jlelseh wohr after, iho abortive "putsch" at Kueslriu a. few years nmo. 1 1 Jem. . O'tl fried . 'Fuehs, former i war nee, . is in 'flit? Chinese air( force). , . Hnron Von Wanpenhcirn WHH.Uol, Unuer's adjutant, and he i continues, in the sa,me capnchy to KtfftM'l. -.Major .CojKr.U Hum mel Ik., reorganizing ihe .Chines-? Reiidarmerie. so that il may form a -us of til, auxiliary, 'force to the army. ..... .1. . In civilian capacities. Prof K,i per. Hi. Ilium and Dr. Metstni hold. iinporUint advisory posts in thearxenais of Hankow, Nanknm Helen in the piciures. . Willie--::nd Shanfihni, One llerr Piesel is played by Wallace Ford saves the controller oX railways; Huron von ,ii.y by taking over the pit-lure. Krr-ttner is chief of police, and ' turinK it from drama Io farce, and lr. Sinelzner is at. the head of j etiin- $XO,ooa for it. I be. .lihiliPsy. radio si-rvce. . j Tnfc Chipf-so authorilies, accord-1. There are ioed jars and then fee- to jh"' story.. pbv thIrforelKn i ihere are the misused en rs. Winning Letters of Recent ; , Music Contest Published rf A ' f ;s v J Followinfr the recent content. conducted hi- .tne Palmer Miiic' House on "Why-iHo' StuVy of Piatiofh Music Will Ileneflt Every Child,' numerous requests have come in for the publication of the first and second prize letters, won by Arlene I fay 'ind Roberta' Ward JJebh. : In their. entirely. .they are as. fol lows:.' :-. First Prize Letter - ; (By Arltne R. Hay) 'There r.re so many definite reasons- why the stuily of piano will benefit the -Krowini? child that 1 shall 'beln with one .Keuerul Idea and from that thought, ; work to ward. the specific. , lJ , ! :. i.tiY"-First; music vtippiies the only nlpahf of lirinsinK yottnpr children j into actual and Intimate contact j with beauty. It provides ihemi with an abundantly rich heritage) which is theirs by possession but j more -beautiful .still, 'h is a sift l-n share; , , I . (b) In music children ind an Inspired and natural nivalis or ex-, presipn for that inherent ijiu.liiy oj' id'talslm which Is a part of ev ery .child's nature. c When children Rlne togeth er thrh natures are ilisclplined ivhile,c.ich child expresses his own individuality , as a part of th whnlo. (d xind e) Nowhere else as in i he tO:.chlUK of piano do wo have 'he activity of the ear. eye, and mind plus the coordination of the plnaslhetic muscles which tonother cultivates quickness of decision and jHH'Ui(icy of thinking. In the mat ter, of rythmic coordination alone plajioi music Justifies itself. Ryth mic movements.lo music huve lonz since ;comr. to le. recognized t,n : mentis, of mental and physical de velnppient. , . , in';u' , t it i,iii,. i ,b'1,s y'Rnt keys have obeyed my best possible means for r;n intelli. m undcrainndlnx of iho rtjt L d ; ,;, mn,t, which for la.-k rt thin uno v limporatioii.. mi.ny adults npvoi , .,, , ,, ........ -... comprehend. (S The element , . In n Kroat ' wi-llei H work whirl, reveals hr. Kr-a,a-s .Is .ho .,e iel.-ni..nl that rpveaU Hocthovon,. liao h , or any , of Iho many othor. Iho samo j anry. fcnnu. gram . , and ex-, travntan Imagination and the j ;mn taltMa "-"r ,f", ' '.T'-l Jiriicv. um niieL jni-.iii. imw qualities of life are more accur ately , expressed In music than in words, h) A child with n substantial rouslcn( hackdround has an "entie" tOjlhe hest contacts, slnsle or li sroups 'lhat any community or city has tnrffet'. (I) Auslc helps to crwate a spirit df nMionaUeiri the all pro valllns bond of self interest to sethec wl(h the advantage of "set- tliis on" in the world, these thln: keep u h tosether in ordinary times. I bt In a srent crisis these bond"! break. We want and need a com- J man sympathy and iHiove i.ll els-.; tin expression of that fympathy. j Shoutins. clapplns. eheerins. . oil; play Ihelr part but what Would j mil a national bond of common n- tcrest music .do! Th'' nohllera.il!, the "Orci.t War" pnvid the need? j Mnke our children musical minded , and this Ihlns will come to p.iv. (j). We cn nwaken orisin:! Mioui?ht by means of. mudc. as il lliitr.ited In a .class of dull pupils who were asked to write u melody Tor "tliif-h-a-ltye Baby." Oneehltd responded with a.rhnrmttm mM niy Hn minor mode. She ex plalntd hr use of the minor rather than the. major mode because It nan Hwnrt nnd dreamy, the ma jor, noisy ind Jolly and It would Hiko the .bahr." k ). it A true nnd authentic knowl ndr.e of niiMlc lnere;iseH and en-han- our nppreriatlnn and urt- drrfiHadins of the nvly lyric of ihe pocti anil the finest proe ci iSafi'f AJAmT,, fcfcs- JiU .Ti-rf-i.- r ....... .r. .' f 1 r-j .. 1 1 ' '' .... 11 . 1 ' ' v f t " advisers, vrry handsomely.' Lieut. Col. Krjehcl draws $20. (too annu ally rthout (hrice the snlnry of a flerman iuinbrt"r at home anil smaller German officials receive from $10,000 to $ 5,000. A prent numher .of (iermnns are employed in minor capacities. Thy arc all resilea nnd atfventurous spirits, many of them specialists in some liram-h or other. They have become utterly cosmopolitan and sell . ihoir services to the . hihc-l hiddfr, so the writer avers. Mcturcs and Pecans. A mild comedy, called "The Nut Farm,"' reached the Forties nl'tei '.IiiErerins the summer in Chicago, i It is the story of t. Newark fam- i ily which movid to Hollywood with .j xno.ooo, hopinx io buy a pecan ranch. nnd immediately became th tarpet for movie racketeers who promised, for $3M0. lo. siar i . 1 our world literature, . il) .Mtmle for the hlld 'widfns "vctiVe in 'art siflVft $lw two are so closely allien. The old t masters of music save their lives I t,. iiw.r,. .i, ........ wonderful devotion to music ha.iKbt time. .This drill translated been .beautifully told on . eanvaw "int Misiness Wottlfl be a reat as From the sjodly sou ted Phlestrina l.i'ol. ' ' - - 4 of the Ifith century to. Liszt and W aRner, every composer has been i the subject of paintiiiLr;, rs Rapha?! j only a few short years before had I embodied, the highest HplrllUi.l feelinff of his time, in the paintin?; af his Madonna, so Palestrina. i-i the simple Krandeur of the masses ' evolved a type of .musio. .(Hnct'odi 1 higher then had ever before isted. Since niy word alone is so In adequate permit me to iptoie from John S. Dwisht (speaking of mu sic): . "O, wondrous power! Art thou not the nearest breath of fiod'sl(,(1 ,,v tnt' own beauty born to Us amid the 1 infinite whispi-rins of tlis recon- cillaflnn. Type of all love and , reconciliation, solvent of hard con-i trary elements, . blender of nouI ' S with soul, r.nd all with the Inf hi- , frohntent freelns one's mind from Site harmony.". : daily affairs r.nd oares. J. C. Holland: 1 R is iw-i-hapV thv most distin- I "Music is a thin? of the soul." I uished social attainment, i Martin Luther: , ! The study of pjawr music will I "Besides theology music is the enable the child to better appree lonly art capable of affrtrdlm; peace ial tn variety of wonderful music and joy to the heart like that in -1 ducedyby the study of the science j of divinity." And last of all may ! quote from that most brilliant of all pianists, Franz Liszt?: I "My piano is to me what h!s! boat is to the seaman, what his i horse is to the Arab: Ni.y. more. 1 H has been till now my eye. my j speech, my life. Its slrine hawi vibrated under my passions, an I every caprice. Perhaps the secret I I n u-li s-l. lw.1.1., ..1 ... of inslrnmenlH, It In tin; oftinist , . ,,, .,. . . ,h(! rirn,mtvrfnce of s WV(.n nc. t Fmll,,n,8 lhP who ,... llmff,r).m.0 f or.hMtnl. ., mnn'K 1Pn ,.,. nr0 ,, , ,.,.,,,. ,hc h!lrninnlps .,,. , , ,.c , ,., , , . , ! combination of .h.in.lreda o musicians. I "We can slve broken chords like the harp. Ions sustained notes like the wind, staecali and a thousand passases which before It seemed only possible to produce on this or that InsrVument. . Tho piano has on the one side the rapacity of assimilation, the capacity of taklns Into Itself the life of all Instruments; on the other It him its own life, its own srnwth, lis individual development.. It is a1 microcosm. i "My highest iimbltlon is to le.ie! to piano players after .nie Home useful Instructions, the footprints of attained advance, in fact, a ; work which may some day provide j rl worthy witness of the labor and' study of my yuuth. j "I rinenilier the jjreedy dot. In' Ia Fontaine. wh(ch let ,the Jubyj bnne fill from Its mouth, fn nrderi IN V.1 WANTED DO0D USED CAHB1 We can place BeveraJ such, cars at once. WHAT HAVE YOU? , Armstrong Motors, Inc. . ,'."101 So. Riverside , ,. to grasp a shadows bet -me pnaw in peace at ' my hoiie. -The hour will come, perhaps' all too noon, in which I shall lose myself and hunt affer a' monstrous ' Fhtanmildo"! shadow." It wounds almo.-it like tl pi'Jiyor for piano study', "doesn't -It V Second Prize Letter By Roberta Vard .Rebh From "my own " experience and the observation of- others In the musical world, I anv most onihus laslle to oiitllne why the' study of I music, particularly' piano mus.c, will benefit every"1 Child. 1 -Tho nfnnn br.s n nnnicnlar edn - i cational- value, because: It employ j all ten flnprrs and demands a kind j of brain training that Mirpuss.-vt every study in school or eollej;.. ; Dr. - Elliot of Harvj id proved this : emphatically. Moreover, the 'piano is on ImK- prudent instrument;- that is", you do not have io have an aceoni - panyinp instrument. A piano is one. if the most hn-.! jioriunt things hi the home ami l mis :.n air itf refinement. Personally. I like io refer to i: th child to ptudy music ihun as the shrine." the shrine of the j mathnicmailcs,'" proves aain the most beautiful art in the world he: present reeoniiion of the vital ore which jsreat masters havv! importance of a musical education, written compositions, hriniriny; Joy' in conclusion, not to study music to all mankind.' . properly Is to miss one of the Now. to enumerate .sonic of the ( urea test of human bksslmr.-J, an un heneflts of the study of the piano. endiiiK Joy tn everyone who knows. When one has had a course -n i musical training. hls mind is forced ( to think about four timei as quick- ly as the ordinary man s. Thcn. music. Insures accuracy. When you have to play note .after j note, umusanos oi un iu jmi nave, fo train yntir muscles and mind ! hit hist the i-ichi note ri tin- 'l'h traininp ih memory is in- vaiuaii . . Poise. Is another thing that music cultivates- the ability to make yourself (lb what you wi.nt to. do at command In other words, seK control. The nualiiiea df concentration and .'luLidi-tbLikjig aive also (level oped throuuli the study of piano. A hisher standard of ethics and culture, with a hlshor spiritual ii!r lifc r.re noticeably the result of muic training '-' ' ! Financial independence is help j tudy of piano. . There Is no! bins that will ltep i the child's lnere.t. closer to home I than music, ;; '. . , i; ' In addltjon to all this, the study nf Piano slvefi nhe a me.iiii of re- "l ousht into our homes by means ot the radio. KttUi.slics prove that children who slud. music make belt r srades than stiidcnts-w4Mi -do not. It is, true that some of the wm'!i's mot foremoxt men enthusM iasiically credit music to be of unquestionable Importance to their career. r;v , j May J quote some exajnbles? ('harb-s M. Schwab, ittcstdent of .INSURANCE First Insurance Agency Phont 105 30 N. Central Medlord,- pr.jon FURS IIDES PELTS Trappeli, you have a mnr Set for your furn nt homo. Let us estlmnte, or set your .gffo prlco. Truui at cost. Medford Bargain House V North Grape 8t , , Phone 1062 . . ' the (letlilehm S'teel Works known j as "Americu's ytecl Kitix," ataricl , out tin a professional-music t - ea'her - land onanist. He never ceased to express his nrratliude for (ho men- ! tal lrtll he received in niusi., which has helped him all his .life. ' -Many f the. Areuiost statesmen In the world have had, a practical musical tnilnhiK, iucludhiK '- Vie.-' 1 'resilient Dawes; Earl It'll four, former prime minister t lunula nd: 1 ten I to Miissollu. nrlnit1 minister of Italy, i.nd Premier Paderewski of Poland, ami many others. ; Cyrus 11. Curtis, most famous American publisher, is a practical i musician. Incidentally, his d.auuh- : ter. Mrs. Edward, liok. hi s wiven i twelve million dollars for music il 1 cdiication. .; ; C:o. lOi.stman. . "KIiik of the ko- dak business." also nave twelve million dollars for a music school' In Rochester. When business men donate like this, surely music Is I ' more impi thant than & "mere 'pretty jicconiplislimem fftr girls'."! The fUifWiii nt by Wm. UuKjin.: i superintendent of i.'hieao puldic ; schools, "1: i more necessary for for truly, "Music study exalts lite. Yours for n more comprehensive study of iilano music by every child. CLASSIFIED AOVCffTISIHO BATW Bllt p(r w4 im ,t inicrllon, 2cj IKR lucttetfine Imtrtion, lc: minimum 25. Indca For Sale. Fur Rtnt. tc., and count this words, m wtll (ch Initial, teiipnot number, ftc at a worn. ClnslMI adi In advinci and not talui aver phone, uniitf adrerlltar lat noninly aecotutt. No allawantt for oHofit errofj. i WANTED MALE HELP Bjn. lit 'SI NESS seUins elf-KVson- , iti'8 commercial poppers. Only $13. Salesmen set , 5 sellintf popper. Pups coi n equal to machine. Popper 'Ccirr)orAtlon. r--Salin, ians. .ifi WANTED Man to contract - dis sins Irrisatlon well with tun nels. x E. E. Foss, Talent. 247 WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED 1! o o k k e e p e r, P.ur roushs operator, part lime. Stale exp-rlence and sala ry exoected. Address Box X, -Mail Tribune. : . ; , i i lt H WANTi;!) Competenl woman or eir) for'seiieial bous'-worii. small famlly. Phonol UFj4. 2t:MfJ WATEI SITUATIONS WANTED Work takins care of children, day or evenlnss. or day work ot any kind. Gil H. Cen tral. 24 f, r-n VOr.Vf: MAX. IS. wanlHHtnrowork. WillitiK to Htart small Wiiuns. H. II. Tribune. WANT fin Industrious nlilclmdied .. younK man wiMhen wot-u of any );iiid. Hjivp had t'on.sld.'ralili. driving anil mechanical cxiiitI once. Address P. J. I'.ox .1711. ..am; WANTYW) - Voiiiik man ilcH". . joh. Willinfr to work. AUiIi-chf l!ox CI. II., Mr.ll Triliiine. 2f.u v A ti: m isf 'i:i,i, a n i:o i s W'A.N'TKIJ To lienf from owner of laud for alo for j'all delivery. (1. K. Ilawliy. Ilaldwln, Win. Ml! I WANTI'.li Will pay cash for usod coal and wood rantes. llnhliinH . Kuril. Co., 217 W. Main. Tel. a. 247' WANTED To rent or lease small place iih,!' school, 2 to u acres. , 413 Columlius. -''.( WANTKI) To hear from owner with 3 or 4. room house for sale, cheat), llox X. 8., Tribune. 2411 WANTHt) To liny or trade for uond UKed truck or automobile. . Phone ll&K-M. 24211 I'ANXF.n liniS r, OraRts V Smt.ll trnetii of pine Address 734 Hawthorne, ass, Ore. 24li I WANTIID- WashlnK. Tol. 437-J-2 247' WANTI-TO-Loenl or lonrf dlfftnnco ) haillliii;. Instiled Carriers. Sper ' ' ial stock moving cfiulpment. .W'e . puaruiilfc to save yoti money. Il.iwlcy Transfer. (J'J X. River side. Phone 1044-X. i. 7 WANTED Clewi ootton Mail Tribune ofdoe. ran at WANTKD 2nd hand rood I Junk Pat'!. UUU pruue. Te.l 647-U iCHj If lit ItKNT HOrsKKF.EI'IVG ItOOMS FOR RKNT llousekeeplnt; rooms. 321 i:. .laikson. Phone "4:i-V. 2IH FfiR RINT Housekeeping room. JtiiflJV.Maln. 247" ro it n i:nt a pa rtm kxt (riiii nr.NT i downn.iirj - Modern furnished apartments: adult. , 31.. X Iinrtlin. Miotic TSJ-M. 21iil FOR IIKNT Furnished anl; sleam heal, private halh. Wheel IT All.. (Ill Bo. lllvolsllle. 2IC i l-'di; KENT j healed apt rnrurnlshed steam-1 1Hr. N. Ilollv. 247! ; For RENT 4-rnnm npM-tniertt., i,2.&0., iOH W.Jm:l(.s(n ..St. ,247 ; FOR RENT - 2 -too in furnislied , Ivy. ;. 24U I FOR RENT -j apt.; inlulLSr ! X. Holly. Modern furnished ysiitf ! 1'" REN.T .-Fiirnlshecl apart- FOR RENT Fteam-Tiented apart-j nients and sleeping room. 1005 V. Main. " 221ltf : FOR RENT Modern furnished) .lownstnira rooms; adults. 34 ft I N.,ltartleU 224tf t FOR RENT Fully modern fur, nished apartments;-hot and cold : water supplied. Sunrise Hupt ! Stalie-n, cor. 12thand Riverside. Phone 224tf FOR RENT DOUSES For RENT K-tonm furnished t house. i:nu 127 Portland Av.'! - -. -. . z-i; : For RKNT My house Kf 22 fTe- ! neva; eipiippeil with furnace.! -sleeping porch and basement. . Call (J. M. Roberts,. Phone 1107,1 between ti and S In the evenlncs. f 246 FOR RENT 4-rm. modern house, close in. Phone 620-AV. 246 j poR RENT j and Kuraee. .Small house, aptftiFOR HALE New, all modern ; G04 W. 10th. tt suburban homo, stucco and tim FOR RENT 4-room furnished modern house. tiOl) W. 2nd.' Call 31.i or UJS-J. , . - .24Uf FOR RENT 3-room furnished .' cottage, $20; cloho In. Jncpilre 713 W. Jackson. ; 23filf FOR RENT fl-room house, na race; dusirahlu location. iO Ross ' Court. 237tC. FOR RENT Small furnished house, cloae In. inquire 24(1 So. ,. Ivy. IMOtf FOR RENT One furnished house ono unfurnished house; both closo In. Phono 340-J. 1 23Dtf FOR RENT B-room modern bun- soiow, on pavement, Xnqire 817 W. Second. . 228tr FOR RENT 4-room turnishfrd , house. C. A. DeVoa, i610 W. Muln. Phone B23-J-2, 22Stf FOR RENT 5-ronm unfurnished house, inquire Redden & Co, tf FOR RENT 3-room house, off Went Jaokflon. Phone 105, 207t FOll JIHN T Home.. Furnl-ihed or unfurnished. Brown A White. 17tf FOR RTfNT 5-room unfurnished hoime. 1035 W. 10th. dee (1. A. DeVne. nhono BJ3-J-3. 1 921f WIST l.riST isrnwn suede hlllfold con taining; drlver'M- licence, receipt for cllHtirfeur'n HceiiMe. cfc. Kind ly notify owner (Kloyd Crarts) at li'.'H Dakota Ave. or at Ocncral I'elrolcitin niant. . II-IC I.OHT Durlc Imrn-rlmmed cI.ikkck in hlack cIlhc, TillirKday i. m.. across street from .Medford Hide. Howard, ledum Io .Mall Trih oiio. . , . ; li; i'ol'Mj i:ird iim on Oakdi.le. Owner may liavo bailie liv liay Inn for ml and ealllnK at 3:'S No. Oakdale. 247 TOtt ItENT FrilNISIIKn ROO.MS FOR RK.vr Heated slooplnc room, hot and cold water. 327 So. Oakdale. 24N IIUATKI) ROOMS, 3.1 N. Peach. boanU Karime. 2f. I FOR RKN'T Fllllilstied sleeplnn room; lu.lli and filrnnco heat. Phone i:j:i!i.,. .. 24f. FOR RMNT Nicely furnished front, room, suitable for Iwo: wlih or without board. 10 W, Hilli. tf FOR hunt Hoard and room. 339 So. Central. Phone 1211. 1169 for ri:.t ,mis( i:i,LA.i:ot'8 FOR RF.NT rOimpleely furnished ho.lrilinu house, dolnic Rood busi. ness. Inquire at 422 H. River, "ide, . I'.,. FOR RKNT 0rae. 104 Ho. Oak dale Pbnnn r,li(l-L. tf rxm kxciiasob FOR K.VCHANOF. Modern 4-room collide oh pnvo nieiu, f,ir li-room modern house near hicll - school. TIIK R;a. KMIATK IINCHANfll-i 4 1 X. Riverside. Phone 14110. 247 FPU TRADK Kqulty In irnod 4 room residence for vacant lot. jlmnelUoMvenlnKii; 14 s KOH sai.i: i.m rvrorn I or BAi.C Weaned pirn ami feeder Iioks. J. A. Perry, Ma. dipm Park. 24il For kaI.K i.i.-.o-iik lenm: ilmind nn, I neiii lc. Seo Kasshafcr, .laek Olivllle. . ... 24'J I''!' H. l.'H' Afnvnwt -new ndillne Leaving city. Call 1 -1 ! 11 k; AshlHitd, - . ; ujM1 ,.rfr u n l-'O R SA liE -Kord VtM'y 'l-hof.n. H'1' i uhj -a, - - -fit r PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. A I'Slil) CAR WITH AN O, i. fjoR SAJ.E Ladies' ready THAT COl'NTS . . xv.,Mlr. -ariMinedH, children's I. S7 Chev. Coaches ...-C I j nruntM" wear, .located in i 17 Chev Couiies 1-! i,,.t-(. rr t.. i.iicin,. disti'l 1!) 1 ;l7 Chev oupes CH'S Chev. Coaches R I'i-.'X Chev. Cabriolet ;,.'.:.:..:..! M i I Si 27 Chev.' Tout-inn-'.. 8 These cars are lowest prh-ed ami I the best condition consistent with! pood merchandise. Come in and; see for yourself. ' CSED CAR LOT Mh at Uurtlcit. Phones ll ll and K0. 24 FOR RALE ' P.I2H Model A Ford P.uslnoss Coupe, in perfect condition; also J!i24 Maxwell loiirinc, pood con dition. A .bargain on either. R I : A L EST A T E EX 'II A NC 1 Phone 14!(fi 4 4 N. Riverside. 24, IX)H SATiB nOMES FOR KALE New modern 4-room plastered home with breakfast room, numerous ,bui It-Ins. close In on east side.' Price $21400. Will accent wood cnr hs-imrt pay- ment down. Kee Chnrlea A. AVinK" ARcncy, inc. ber typo, with aaruicrt and uemwni i drive nnd 3 acres rich, deep lund, cIono in, well located. Total price onlv S42n: nay SjOO cash bal ance monthly. Earl Tumy. 310 Liberty Bldir. 22fttf FOlt SAhlC Modem 6-rm. hunim low at C-'O So. Holly, owner 028 ho. Ilollv. ' u. t- FOlt SAI.K Killly in house and lot, close in; modern: welt fur nished. Nil K. Jackson. 2ii0 ONLY 13200 FOR QUICK SALE G-j'oom modern homo, only two Mocks from I'uhlio library: raw ed street with ull asesnmenu pulil. she PAnKiinnsT for PROPERTY ' 15 N. Fir St. Phono 1410, FOR HALTS 5-room homo, handy lo schools. Phone Kir.. 207t roll SAKP. POTTI.TItV I'lll! HAII) Ataminnth Tlnuize ttirlteys for lircedint: hens 10 IIih. and ui; tninf L'O ilis. and. up. Jim. .1. M. Nary, Vhone 132-1.. ..i-' .(-... H 2B7 Foil SAI.K P.lack filant and Red tuillets also ronsters. W. 11. Arn old. Tel. fi;'3-lt-2. . 2411 FOR HALM Turkeys, plaeo your oivlcr lor holiday turkey now. Finest milk and corn-fed birds in the valley, dressed and deliv ered lo your homo for 3fio pound. Phone GM-R.4 or Geo. Webb nt Lamport's. 2 1 FOR KALIS Mammoth Bronze hrendiim turkeys. C. W. Roberts. Provolt. Ore. S4S FOR BALE HEAIj ESTATE KgrippKii pAiitv i: a n c ii - IIOU mils, nniie, Komi "i per too. Modern house, K eows, Rood coiv burn, paved highway, nnd prlcrt-Kft iKlitetor y-.'-H.o IIOL.MKH for IIO.MKS, Nash II" tel eor. Phone 32!i. 24li MAN WANTS AN ORCIIARn 1 havo a buyer for a i;ood or chard. What have you? List your properly with us. .1. C. liARNKS, IS R. Central. Phone 409. 24 7 FOR SALi: For 2200, half nn acreon Taylor SI.; 5-rooni house, bath, Karate; siiitalile for Har den or chickens, owner at K42 Taylor St. 240 ORCHARD PROPi:RTILS for salo or exehanire, R. V. WILLIAMS, 401 Liberty lillK. Phono 1518. 248 FOR SAI.M OR TKADK Choice ncrouKo 1 mile north of 7Iedford on Pacific hikhway, ami in new Midway -Water district: close to schiol nnd with pail-up Irriun tlnn rlKht. Phono 2.r,8-M. lien. Hilton. 242lf WK HATH TO fiF.H properly sell Ho cheap rlKht at tlio city limits, but firu compelled to offer this 3 acroH Willi house, barn. :etc. nlfalf.'i, berries and Harden: Worth (3.000, nt the price of flCUO cash. IIROWN ti WIlITi;, Realtors. " 217 ill'SINICHfl tiiopfrW T Ornand floor leased for I2 per mo. AT.artmentrf on second floor could he rented. Price 13000. " L. i. PICKKI.L, 204 l:asl Main, phono 0S3-L. I - . . . 27 40.ACRIJ RANCH In Willamette valley, Clackamas rounly; md land, well iuiprovcd, on irood road, within. V, nwle of pavlnc. Pi li e tliioii, or $47f,n for plaai, machinery, hay, ttraln, apaii of mares, harness, wucons; wood, z cows, 140 ehlfkcn. Will tell nr exchanKe for a ranch In Jackson county. Address C. O. flardner, Jacksonville, ore, or call slralnhi south ,i Shell Oil station on Hie corner. .. - ... 46 ( SALE oil TRADE One of J tln finest Utile dairy ranches In i ! the ltoiiiio Klver valley, with or ! " without JO head of cows. Phono I , r.Sll-J-1. ' B4lf .ii i. hi . i.- . FOR SALE DelicioiiH and Spitz t . enbei-K apples. Henry Crouchcr. I Dcllarr Ave. 217 ready -to ad the heart of I he business district; size of sttrerooni 1 Ux.'iO ieet : rent (in per month; fine stand 1 for wd people. Can be nought ' at a cash bargain price. Come and see us. Address K10 Main St., Klamath Falls. Ore. 240 ' FOR SALE 60. acres; 10 acres of bearlnn fruit, of which 8 acres are pears; 10 acres in sraln and alfalfa, balance of 40 acres can I ej.v-ny be planted to orchard. Splendid location, no smudi'i t I (ittod 7 -room modern home with t fireplace: sood barn and fruit ; hoove. Located only 3 miles from Medford on cood mad. Tola! price for ipilck sale. , otHiG.inii $2 aoii.tMi ca sin balance j on -term to suit responsible buyer. M iu lit consider small home in Medlonl. See Charles A. Win AKemy, Inc. HIS Sul'TIIKRN fllllCOON ItKAl.TY .CO. For Sale 20 ncres, Vi mile from city limits: 3 acres planted to pears, li acres planlod to apples, - trees 20 years old; balance in weneral farm land.' P-rice $5000; $500 cash, easy terms on balance. 20 acres, 2 Vi , ml Ira from Med ford; 9- acres planted to New town niiplcs, -trees 18 years old; bitlnnce in -ifcneral farm land. Price S4.IH10; $500 cash: terms on bnianeo. , 1 1 H NORTH niVKnSIDIC'AVH.'. ' " Ml!' WIIUN YOU, think ot reul estate, see Hrown t Whlto. tf FOR IRAHU OR SAI.lO-SO-nere .- irriKHted dairy and potato rancll In Klatnatli lalls Horses for sale. Ilox S. A., Tribune. 247 FOR SALIC M IKCKM.AXKOUH FOR SALF. Child's bed, complete, ' H: huallnn stove, with phie, (10; r,o-ft. uarden hose and nozle, S2:. l'lionoKraiih, record catiinet, f3; pier bookcase, $2; 5x7 riiK ruK", 5.7; lawn chair with canopy, 2.50; htihd'vncuum cleaner, $5-.' , Call Sunday only, 803 No. ftlv crslde. ,. ,: 240 FOlt SALF Klndllnn bv the load. Medford Fuel Co.. Tel. 031. ; ' , air.tr FOR SAI.K Used wnlnul-. Iliilew inirror-vanily, ohoflroho nnd bed. Iloblilns I'llrnitlliQ Co., 217 W . Ml In. Phono 11, 247' Klllt SAI.1-: Newtown apples. l.rinK boxes, .loo Kantor. 24 miles easl of Phoenix. 240 FOR SALE flood cull apples anil . pears, SMic ahox. r, oi w. nth, opp. Or.kdlile Orocery. 251 F)ft SAI.I-: Killlbo piano, beau liful tone, S350; also vai'tium cleaner, mahogany chair, other hn nnoliiilil furnlshiiiKS. Tel. 1218-.I. 247 FOR SALE Apples, COe per box: briiiK your bfixis, t;. v.. StiUih, '!. mile wes! of -Central Point. Phone 3ii-.'-2, 21,1 FOR SALE Christmas trees, any Hlzc. or, lei-. early. 1-1. .M. Nelson. ::2!l N. Illverslile, 2:, FOR PALI-: No. 1 sweet potnloc squash. Will deliver In 100-lb. lots or over, nnywhere in town. J. S. Vauilorfy. Ph,.no 653-11-5. FOR SALE Alfalfa p.islure, rxtrn Kooil. East end of Sprint! St. J. L. Yantls. 2411 FOlt SA LIS The Oliver nil and - uhs burners, prices $311.50, $31.60, ;l.50, flli.5li: reduced prices, (15.50, SI 5, I0, K. Hookcaae, china closet, nnillrons and all 1 other goods nt reduced' prices; i healliiH stoves from $1 up. Come out West Main till you sep the sikn unit act your linrualns. Pal's Seconil-lland Store. 24!) FOlt SALE No. I sweet polatoe squash. Will deliver anywhere In town. J. S, Vandorfy, phono 66,1-11.6, -252 FOR SA LIS Freed Elsmana bat tery radio will! stand; first class condition, (45. J, It. Hill, Ross Ij.ne. 240 FOR RALE Dry lo-lnch old Kiowth flr wood, 19. 25 a tier, dn-llyor-d, j'hone 968-L. 264 FOR SALE First culling of al falfa by the stack. Elinor Han ley Hush, 820 E. Main. Phone IIU2. 2119 FHKO FARM IMPLEMENTS 3 I sed Fordson Uurby whcell. 1 McCormick-Deorlnit. -1 horso disc. -I -(motor cultivator. ' 1 2-13 plow. "- ; HUIHIAIID BROS. INC. 1 ' ' . air.- FOR SALE Complete bedroom Biiue. walnut;-dining-room aulte, walnut; vacuum sweoper, al most pew. Tel. 34'J-J. 237tf FOR SALE Dried prunes and ap ples. Phono 731-W-2. 248 FOR HALE For sand and gravel aeoimeni ana general teaming Tel H-J. Ham'l Hatoman FOR HALH Page field fence. yard fence, Kates, tinting all klndsi cedar and ' steel fane posts. Completo line of fence material. "We build fences." Osildls A Tllsnn. V.I ISS 14 . FOR SALE Uped pewlnn mi cmnRs; au ma Ken, j up; term If ddred.- All ma ken rented and ropalrd. White Sewing Machine Co.. 24 North Bartlftt, 1 1 tf misixEK.s niRKcrroRT : , ,? .mJi AlistractA " MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Title, Title Insurance. Rooms S and C. No. 12 North Central Ave., upstairs. JACKSON CO; Abstract Co. . -AhMrnciq of Title, anil Tide- Insure itncc. The only complete Tltlfr Kyshmi In ' Jack son County - . - Accoiiiitnnt O. ". IVALIUNI Certified Pub IIH Accountant. Auditing, ac counting, tax service. Office,' CoIIcko UuililinK. Phone 8fl. 223tf Clilroprnrllri I'hyslolana DR. K. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist. Offica. hours 9 to 12: i to 6. tOD-204 Lilierty 111,1k. Office phone 680; Res. phono 790-H. ; ' Fj'o Siieolnlltta DR. D. A. CHAMBERS, Optome trist.' lyes examined. Cllasaea fitted. 404 Medford Hlig. - Tel. 188. I62tt Fxpert Accountant WILSON AUDITINO CO.-rB. M. Wilson. C. P. A. Attention given, to anything in accounting and Income Tax Requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Liberty Bldg., Medford. Phone 157-R. . . Financial WB . LEND MONEY .to WorlBJ . people to pay their honest debta, . Paciflo Coast Credit Association, 423 Medford Bldg., Medford. Ore. '" Freight Transportation LONtJ DISTANCI5 HAULTNO Medford Klamath truclt line. Daily service. Bonded carriers, Special rates on load lots. Autt Freight tormlnal. 36 S. Fir. Tal 1033. . . Money to Loan MONEY TO LOAN to worthy- pa! pie to pay their honest debu) Also any amount to loan 6n cili property. Thomas Realty Co Room 12, Palm 111k., Cor. Mali and Front Hts upstairs; t"' . ' ' i' Long Tim "$ Y): ' Mortgage U4' y . .. Phnns UM ' ' Couimerclnl Finance Corp. . . Aleilford, Oregon t DO YOU NEED MONEYT UJ, make shArt time loans. TrMilt ' actions strictly confldentlaL ' 111 Liberty llldtf. Open Tueadajt ' ' and Fridays till 9 p. m. Phont 657-J. H. H. Banister,., H. & Chrlstner. i! Moniimonts THE OREOON ORAN1TR CO.1-1 Monuments. E. A. Hicks, dem enti Mnnncer; P. M. Kershats, Sales Manager. 302 N. Front BU Medford. . Music THARVAL II. FOLKENBERO-i Teaoher violin, student orches' . trn; violins adjusted. Studio t and 4 College Hldg. Tel. 259-J, Painting nd Panerhanglng , " ' H. MARX Quality painting, thStC Ing and paperhanging: anvea and beautifies; color schemes that are' "eusy to live with" at minimum . oost to yout decorating of new ' and old furniture and fixtures.' Phone 178-J. M. A. HL1SS & CO. Painting. Ja perhnmting. Interior flnlslilnttv - general contrnoting. . 1709 trjr Main St. Phono 10-1 5-R. . Piano Initractloa FRED ALTON H AIOHT Teaoheli' ot Piano and Harmony. Halfht Music. Studio, 118 Liberty , Bldg., Phone 72. 16tf Printers nnd Publishers i . MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Has the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Hookblod lng. loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc.. Portland prices, if N. Fir St. ! "; Radio Service RADIO BHRVICH on any mskeV radio. II. O. Purucker, 21 Soath' Orape street. Of floe Pbcne llti, Ilea. 1443. Ill "Rand and Oravel C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Qrai nlant. Cleaned, washed - aand and gravel; crushed gravel, 'all slses. Phone plant 1201 or office 127. I64tf Transfer BADS TRANSFER 8TORA0I CO. Office Hi N. Fir BtrSeC, Phone 315. Prices right Bery Ice guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER A BTORAOS" Service guaranteed. 20 8. Urar' St., Phone 644, or residence Q19i- TRANSFER AND 8TORAOK-r. Ki Samson Co. Uulrk service." Prices reasonable. Cargo Inffurl ance protection. 121 N. RIsiU side. Phone 833. fjpliolsterlns' THIHAHLT Maker ot overstuffed' furniture made to order: re upholsierlng. We estimate, show samples. Phone 8-R. Ill Wabash. ' ri Window neanlns) LET ORORfiR DO IT Phne lit! afCY hone llTf. r waxusj." . Mia. tor nousecieaninff. floor janitor esrvios. use. Classlftsd adverllilng gets results. ...-.'-. .-u. - ;lf i' v,f .4"