ftlEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OK T.G OX, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, : 1929.
PAGE SEVEN
V achson. School
Jionor mm sews.
Those who wero on th honor
roll thia six weeks were: Kathleen
Culy Uuih Hnrwood, Tommy Hen
clorwon, Hosnninry Sellmtin, LuciUV
Shannon, Dnrra Moll, , Nod Iy
nmn, Stanley Cusiin nml Itenny
Kongwell. , . . I
Second grade: Wanda Konkle,
Dprip French, Audrey price, Alary
AHcQ.AIapulre and Donald Ford In.
Third jrradc: . Winston Cnmp-
w-ii,,. Woriow Purdin, Theadore
f'aptp, Alice Wall liSirt Tavon Pa-
Fifth prrndo: Lprraine Lnnpf-j
wtii, iitwiH KUKflcu, ioih Jicrninn.
Kathleen plllarrt and ltohert Wil
son. ; '
Sixth prude: Betty Purdin,
.Tun tilt a Wilson und Uruco lienHOl
munj i. ;- ) nrty Purdin.
,t ' Pi'Imnry Xews.
;". X,aivada Morris of the second
'Knidp came from Klamath FhIIh.
The Hecond prado pupils are
nmltfnjr sppjllnnf pontfls,
The third prode had a "perfect
attendance Frldny,
The third uracil pupils are mak
ing tcondle holders and candles.
Some of them are very well made.
Tt a. I ill
The rooms that had the h.ph-i
est average were Mrs. iceui s, iuu
per cent and Mrs. Iiidlny's, 100
jnr rent. The school avoraso was
JIU.J5 per cent.
, Dorothy Powell, OA.
j ; Ifcinkll.tr.
The Jackson si-hool had 02 per
cent this week. This is the best
average we have had this. year.
Mikh liriuirs mnm had lft!t lier
centj MIhS-. Murray's, rnr.m had.j
1 00 ;per cent, Mrs. UtldUy'w room
had 100 iir cent, and Mrs. Hold's I
had 100 rr
, ., fllenn Yaple, OA.
.i Depart iiKnt News.
.The department tool; some Stan
ford! achievement testa this week.
They were ahout the subjects that
we havn. They were made to test
the ability of tho different schools
tn the different subjects.
V . Raymond Hubbard.
Playground. 'ovs.. ,
This, week, Ihire weren't hardly
any papers found. , with names on
them. . . i .. .' . . .;
The playground is much cleaner
than last week. -The Wwn has not
been cleaned yet. the IwiVfH have
blown to one side. '
The children hove been running
nni-Aca thn oornnrs "of I'hn lnwn
nnd .ha'vetramped it all out. We
rh,ould, he careful about this, for
It spoils the Ionics of our yard.
V." '.7 William Milhoan.
, , Football. . .
The first gumo f the year win
bo Tuesday even'ng after school.
Come and seo "a. good game. We
hove a junior high, .boy to coach
us 4vory night ofler. school. The
bays re working hard to win the
first game. . ... n
, f . ,Marvin liurk, 6B. ;,
. SpclUnjc. .
mi.li. nuinlr lilt thP grades but
llltt 2T)'s .anil the 3A's took tests
during spollinKv.timc. ino ti
came h'ghost tills week Willi 99"
per cent. Tho school average was
1)3.8 per cent.
Thomas Harvey, CD.
Absent.
Mrs. Taylor . linn hart ti bad cold
nnd has been out of school all
week. '
-Mrs. Russell has . been taking
her place.
The fourth, fifth -Mid sixth
grades have been takhlK tests, so
Friday is ine oniy . -
spelling.
Ted I,lndley.
Xow Pupils and Those Who Loft.
The following jmpils came to
tho Jackson school last week: La
vnda Morris In the 2R from Klam
ath Falls, and Harold Van Dyke
In the 3B from Central Point.
.leanette ISurtnn In the 2B has
gone to tho Washington. Merlin
T)ow.' In the an has gone to the
Roosevelt school. Rose Butler
has gone to Callfrnia. Helen Jen
sen has gne to Sacramento.
Mary Voss, CA.
Christmas Seals.
Tho Rlrls and boys were sorry
there were no more stamps for
they could have sold more. The
Jnckson school was to srll J2"
Worth, which they enjoyed doing
this week.
Louisa Klump. 8A.
I Central Point High
Honor Knll
Wflh. tho '.ondin ;of ,tho sonond
six weeks period of the school year
the honor roll has again been post
ed. To have your name listed on
tho honor roll you must earn an
unusually high scholastic record:
every grade for the six .weeks must
be B or above, .which means that
tho mark cannot fall below 88 In
any subject. Those having won
this honor In' the Central Point
school nro listed below: ,
First grade: llomtr Young, Hub
ert Orishani,' Iris lililr .Margaret
DeWayne, Dnrl Anderson, Richard
Wyatt.. s
Second grode:( Louisa rowmnn(
fipneva Millard, Vivinnne Ilnss.
Third grade: Wanda Hood. War
ren Young, Nadlne Abbott, Lorne
Webster, James Grimes.
Fourth grade: Arthur Coplngcr,
Alan Jt'wett, Itnrharn I-ce KoehlT,
Kmellnn Applgate, Donald Smith,
fnrjorie Wilkinson.
Fifth grade: Hilly Grime, Io
rene Arnold, Ilobcrta Tankcy,
KM her lthrop. Oren (arr, Itctty
Hill, Mildred Prelkshat, Richard
Jewett.
Hixth grade: Lnurett WIlHania,
Iawrence Martin, Hidney HrMow,
Marjorie Jones, Edwin Gchhard,
Ernest Laihrop, Ruhy Webster,
Jeonard I'ottlnger..
.... Seventh. grade: 1 la Jones. GcraN
Ulno liu pin, Alfred I'rlksliut.
JUST KIDS
MOM I BEEN TMINMNl'
-an' r sues3 r sive vou
A LOTTAi WORK-TVHEN
STUMMICK IS EMPTY
YOU GOTTA. COOWL
SOM'PIN) PER ME7
TO eAT
Eighth grade: Geneva Brown.
Frances Kaher, Katherlne Lathrop,
Dorothy himheck, Helen Nelson,
Gladys Prlckshat, MuryJane Bow
man, Maxlne Croft. Harvey Young,
Melvin Mnyfield, Kdna Shaver.
High sen go I: Seniors: Marlon
Ca?iter, Loomis Davidson, Harry
Snyder, Ina Thomas, Edna Wolff.
Juniurs: Huth Cash, lola Curr,
Audrey Carman, Merle Hedgepeth,
ltha Mornlngstar, Evelyn Smith,
Dorothy Smith. Sophomores:
Helen 1-ees, Bessie Milton, Eliza
beth Kouthwell, ,Ruth Turpin,
Thelma Williams. Freshmen:
Vivian Jones, Wylamae Parker.
. , Bunking: . . ,
Tho banking this week was very
satisfactory with a total average in
the entire school of 92.1 percent.
The gin do school made 95 percent
and .tho high school 87 percent.
The first grade took tho honors
making un unusually high mark of
1-1.3 percent.
Programs
Thro have been many extra
curricular, activities going on dur
ing Hie lyst. wetks. The night he
fore Thanksgiving two musical on-
tcrtaininf uts were given; one by
the children of lhe first four
grades, "The Slo'ry of Peter "Rab
bit' and the other by tho fresh
men and sophomore classes of tho
high school,; "It Can't Be Done."
The' evening;' was' very satisfactory
in every respect. A record crowd
attended making It ii finnncia 1
success and everyone seemed well
pleased with the performance. The
proceeds are to be applied on the
hills incurred with the making of
two complete sets of scenery for
tho stage. " ' 1 ' '
Commercial Dept.
This weeks seems to have been
"Have a Contest Week" in the
commercial department. Three dif
ferent contests have been afoot.
Tuesday morning the advanced
typewriting class began a race, to
Now York City.' ' The rate of travel
cacti day- is based on. the gross
number of words 'written during a
ten minute speed tes't with a hand
icap or 10 miles for each error
made or'1 "accident" tncouritorod.
Thethird day out Dorothy Smith
whs reported to be nearing Oinaba,
having a Veruged 500 miles n day.
Howard Shyder Was close behind,
averaging 450 miles a day. Due to
illness Gerald Morris ttas delayed
a day' and was last seen crossing
tle: Ol-Ogon line, headed for Sacra
mento. We hope the class will
reach Itfc destination by Christmas
and. return. In time for semester
exams.
Tho beginning classes In typing
have had one and two minute ac
curacy tests each day this week. A
large target has been placed In the
typing room and students writing
without errors have their names
placed on arrows In the "bull's
eye." Thos writing with one
error arc placed in the first circle,
etc. We are anxious to sec which
student gets his nrrow in tho hull's
eye oftenest during ten contests.
This is also a contest between the
three beginning classes to -determine
which class has the highest
percentage of accuracy.
Thursday and Kridny the typing
II cluss had a peanut race. Each
member was given 20 peanuts and
for every error or inaccuracy he
was penalized one peanut. On Fri
day Inacurrato typists again con
tributed peanuts to the "pot" and
the student having the highest per
centage of accuracy received the
"pot." Louise Elliott, having a
95 percent nccuracy paper carried
away u large hag of peanuts.
Girls' league
Wednesday afternoon the Girls
League council met to discuss
plans for prc-hollday activities.
They brought up the question of
filling Christmas boxes for needy
families and a plan for rnlstng
money to meet the expense of hav
ing the Girls' League picture In the
annual. t At a meeting of nil tho
girls on Thursday, they voted en
thusiastically to fill three or four
Christinas lmxts with food, cloth
ing und gifm and to have a food
sale down town on Saturday, Dec.
Hth. .
- The girls are anxious to get their
club pins and It Js hoped that the
food sale will be successful enough
so that we can get our pins shortly
after Christmns.
On- the afternoon of Dec. 18th
a Christmas tea will be given 'for
all the girls. A program of Christ
mas carols and stories Is being ar
ranged. Exceptionally good upeed records
have been made by some of the.
beginning typing students. Iist
week Henrietta Hugger wrote 25
words per minute, Bessie Milton 29
words per minute, and John Kddy
wrote 24 words per minute. This
record was mndc on a five minuta
speed tent and with 100 percent
accuracy. This week Bessie Milton
made 32 words per minute and
John Kddy 27 words per minute.
The state standard for the begin
ning student is 15 words per min
ute so this record Is very high.
Junior Piny
The Juniors nre rehenmlng stren
uously for their play which will he
produced next Friday night, Dec.
13th in the Jilgli school auditor
ium. They havo chosen ns their
play one of Larry Johnson's come
dies, "The Mummy nnd the
Mump.' A good cat has boon
selected nnd an enjoyable evening
is assured for everyone who la able
THINGS OVEW
MY;
to attend the performance.
An interesting student' body'
meeting w'hs held on Wednesday
of this week in the high school
auditorium. ' The main issue' was
to decide where, how and when
the annual high school Christmas
party would take place.' It - was
unanimously voted to hold u parly
of the usual kind tliedny before
school is dismissed for -the Christ
mas recess.,' This party consists of
a Christmas tree and presents for
everyone whli a value limit of 1 5c. I
Santa usually appears before the:
afternoon l over and brings candy!
canes and., popcorn and, everyone J
celebrates the arrival of the holi
day in true Christmas spirit. .
p. t. a. ; ; ';
The regular monthly meeting of
the P. T. A. was held this week in
the high school auditorium. .Mrs,
Ruhy Lorunco, national committee
woman was tho speaker. Tho sixth
grade furnished entertain m e n t
which was followed , by a social
hour during which time tea was
served.
' Boy'Srtn(s"
Fourteen boys attend) d Ihe'reg-i
ular scout meeting Thursday even- i
ing. One passed the tenderfoot i
test and four or flv are ready for
the second-class test. Eight boys
from troop 7, of Med ford, attended
with their scout leader. Scout
Executive' Brickcr was also yv6H
ent. An Invitation was extended
to fho Central Point troop to at
tend in -JUcdford next Thursday
night.'-
Lathi Club 1 "'
The Latin club "Inter Nos" lie'l'd j
Its regular meeting oh Tuesday,'
Dec. tyi. at r:i5 p. m. The follow-'I
Ing program was presented: j
The Topography of Rome, Una
Morningstnr: Roman '"'Aqueducts,
Evelyn Smith; .- Cicero's House,
AmyMohnsoh: poeirfl; Vphe Unman
Fo ru in , ' M or ie 'J I edge perh ; Th e
Burning of iconic. liVica . Cald
well. . Some time 'was spent In
singing songs, after, which refresh
ments. . i ,
. SIT, PITT SC1KKIj XKWS
.We .yere surnrse(l .to seo .Miss
Glover, the county ' nurse,' 'here
Wednesday, D. c.c e.fri b c r A, '-. Ube
brought w.lth .her. colored pictures
Illustrating the eight health rules.
Just Jiefore she. leit she inspected
threoi, children, .V-, '"' ,' .
nertlnhti Stanley,,'.
Grade 7.
Selllus: Christmas Seals;
Tho Mt, Pitt children arc-soiling
Christmas seals which Miss Clover,
our county nnrse, brought up M'efl.
nesday. , i,,
Wesley Drlskel'l, the smallest oho
in our b e h o o ldnd the farthest
away, sold the most seals.
This money that the children get
out of selling these seals goes to
the people who are sick with tuber
culosis. We think this is a very
good plnn to help the sick people.
' Charles McCabe,
Grade 4.
Stmlent Hotly Meeting.
Tho student body meeting wns
called to order Tuesday by. the
president, James Tungato, for the
purpose of electhig officers for the
rest of this school year. Betilali
Heryford was chosen to Inspect the,"
children every morning.. Irene An-'
derson wAs chosen librarian nn.l
chairman of the entertaining com
mittee for Christmas, and Hazel
McCabe was chosen to take chnrsa
of the Christmns decorating.
Pierce-Allen Motors
Make Improvements
LjfVf.. I'- 1
While other stores and business
headquarters decorated, their -In--'terlors
nnd windows for tho holi
day season, tho Pierce Allen Mo
tor company went oven farther.
A new ceiling has been completed
at their gnrngo on Houth Riverside,
nnd other extensive Improvement
have mndc It convenient and mod
ern In every detail.
.
Attractive Display
' Diamond Rings
't 1 1 ' ... .. , ,
Lawrence's Jewelry Store has
a remnrkab'ly attractive window
display of diamond rings, arranged
beneath a suspended sign with
the nama "Iiwrence's" spelled
with illumnnds, 70 rings being
used In the panel. Soma of the
diamonds shown ore blue while
perfect solitaires In the Mayflower
settings and nthem are Mayflower
illnnet rings, act, with clusters of
stones.
Displayed In Hie opposite win
dow arm Christmas gift sugges
tions for -very member of thej
family and One's' fnost Intimate
friends.
STOCKHOLM (IP) Three pri
vate rnllwny cars are being built
In Kweden for Mmttapha Kemal.
president of Turkey. Each will
contain n ""reerptln room, berth
for ten. passengers. h.ilh. Itllchen
and aervania" quarter.. '
r w
Wg" "
j i Mi. -Pitt school
. . . . . . . . . . By Ad Carter
GOTTA SEW EM ALU . " e -PN C3ii"& r j?3, . CN . - K , J isS .
UR-AN' MEBBE j " MEOiCiNe-WHETHE? A MOTHER WNT ALL "!
prick vouc Jh :wwir oRfW'y jy'c rOATkEDf '
7A dBrmkr ilWiSi!
vm SEe j m. "im
I PHflPMlY I foil UKX'P 3-rnm niinrlmt'iit: ! LOST IMuo clock on Uth. I.onvo ! l.'oTt KAI.K Oil 'riiADi: ku acres
J IIIULMIM j BiiniKP. gun' -W. Jiu-lwoii. '!' at Mall Trllninc. Kcwnri). L-ild
T-HOK.VIX. ,Ore.,- Dec.. 7. (Spl.)
-i-Tlie Utdles' , Alii society held a
meeting Thursday afternoon at mc
church und anions: the important
things decided upon was tho dis-
continuance of the food salo' at
the I'ublic .Market 111 Medfortl on
Saturday morniims for n time.
There were two real estate
traiiBfers In Phoenix this pant 'Fort TIKNT 4-room apartment
week. Dr. D. I.. Johnson of Too-j ith bath and earuBe. 821 '
vlllo. Calif., purchased from Dr.! "''dale.'; s "-lC":
J. 1. Mbst'er the land opposite ,vo K moxT 3-room apt, untur
tho Presbyterian cliurch between nlsbed:' hdw.' floors, steam heat,
Mr. Smith's horn; and tho high-' KriKlilalrei hot water und Karaite.
Wiiy. , ;.'! r.08 w. j lolly. ar.atf
Fictcher Fish . i.nrchasert tlife ; ,,OR 1KN1uA.t K,aKo; en
properly adjolnlm; bis resldiMica n.-e lower floor; unl'urnlshed ex
froin John O. Parks. i cept ranse. Jimulro 140 8. Ivy.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry v. Frame 2"'''f
jvlio have beep visiilnK their wpl,, RBNT, ,, 3-rm. furn.
in California since TlianksKivliiK. j u))lM. Raraue. (104 West loili.
returned to (heir home here tind.i 247tf
report having spent a wi-y pleli-s- i '
am vacaiiom r-OR KKNT Modern furnished
.
TWO JAILED IN DRY
. RAID NEAR EUGENE!
EUGENIA,, Ore., .Dec; 7. (JP)
Cduiily, stuto nntl federal prohibi
tion ofdc.era, combined In Vi rald M
Canary nitd O. V. FIsU, 83, hnd W.
P. 'Erlinrt, .61. nro in the. county
iafl .today,' 'charged with sale, pos-
scilslon una transporlHtlon of I ifi
uor. , I
Several gallons of moorishliio, n'
20-sallon still nnd a now Car ho
loriiiin!! to Flsli were confiscated.
Medford -Crater Tike Ontewav.
, CLASSin'ED' AOVERTISINC RHUS
. Rattt .cr word lor first iniertlon. 2c; Kh
luececdiiKj imrrlion, lc; Minimum "250. Indix
your adi wilh For . Sale, For Sent, Sc., and count
these words as well as eich initial, telephone
numher, etc., as a word.
Classified ads in advance -ami sot tnken over
phone, unless advertiser has monthly account. No
allowance tor phone errors.
. ' ,'. ', VvAxTEli SITUATION'S ." i
WAXTED Johin'dnlry ranch W
'. 'man and wife: 332 Orange Ave.,
1 Ashland. 2(11
WANTED Young man wants
tractor, or truck driving. ' An-
swer 'toltox F. C. .Tribune. 257
"WASTKnMAbK IIEliP"-"
$40.00 TO JII0.O0 SALARY EVERY
WEEK COr.NTIlY SALESMEN'
wanted to represent olil-estub-
, lished - oompfinyi- doing btisiness
with farmers over SI years. Xo
, age limit. New easy selling plan.
. -Personal training. , Steady posi
tion. ., Promotion. . .See ,. I,, 6.
s Calkins, 1 '4, .miles west of Phoe
nix In Wild wood Turk, on cole
man Creek road.-' Call after-in.
Sunday. . 259
WAXTED A first-class orchard
primer. Phone 355-R-2. 200
WANTED Mrec-KIXANKOVS
WAXTED Fordson disk plow.
E. E.. Voss, Talent, 262
WAXTED Good trniler; must be
'reasonable,; 401, So...' Riverside.
S.ri9
WANTED To trade 1 acre In hear
ing figs near Fresno. Oil., for
acreago near Medford. Waller
L. A racy, 800 W. Main, Modford.
,' 259
OOINO to California IH 10 days;
want married couple. Expense.
401 So. Riverside. . 2511
WANTED-2nd hand goods & Junk.
- Pat's, 1500 Prune. Ph, G47-L. 2SC
WAXTED Money to loan on Jnck
son county farms. The land bank
is unable to place loan at pres
ent. 1 havo lois of calls for gllt
edgo lonns. If you havo money
nnd have fallh In the Itogtio
Hlver va'.loy. let me place It for
you. J. It. Dowcn. Roguo ltlver.
259
FARMERS FITvE irvUfllANCE
Farmers, let nio wrlio your flro
Insurance In the Fui'mora Vh-e
Relief Association of Portland:
only .l.:, il per thousand. Just
ns safe as any company In Ore
gon. Why puy more? .lust drop
me a postal. J. R. Hosven, llogue
River, agent for Jackson county.
- 259
WANTED To buy nil kinds of
livestock for slaughtering. Phone
. oCS-L,. Rogue River Meat Co.
2S2
WANTED Washing ,or house
cleaning. Phono 437-J-2. 2."i!
WANTED Local or long dlstajico
iiiiuniiK, inHiirea carriers, spec
ial stock moving equipment. Wo
guarantee to save you money.
Hawley Transfer. 819 N. River
side. - Phone 1044-X. 207
WANTED Clean ootton ran at
a4fvfl TVfbtsw office f
PUBS
HIDES-PELTS
Trapperi, too bare a mar
ket for your fun at horns.
Iet ui estimate, or ant
your own price, Trapi at
cost.
Medford Bargain Home
27 North Grape St.
Phone 1002 .
3
KOIt H1:NTct Moile)tii..-,ftit-(ilve
( NicnmOrrateiV (i p.: i-i hifii (.. . .Ill .net:
Ai'tntir.. (inns. ., JAi .mi. ii.otiy.
S7tf
h. - ou kknt Kurnlshed 4-room
apt; private bath. Hl'U Ho. tlrape.
.... . . 2VJ
I'OU ltK.NT '.Modern furnished
aid. 1 1 li Laurel. liN
.Mil.; HtltlKS. UUO-J. .1"
N. Holly.
23Stf I
FOR RENT Steam-neated apart
ments and sleeping room. 100&I
W.Ma:. ....... aantf
FOR RENT Modern furnished
downstairs apartments: -adults,
345 N.- Bartlett. Phono 7SS-M.
-. 24Gtf
WAXTElflriuJpMALK'oir
. , FKMAWS ,.. ,
SALESMEN nnd women to take
orders for l.ltlle Arnold Cheek
wrlivr: sornethlng new In cheek
proieetor. flood commission.
Sells for $12.r,o. Jack Hymn,
Sheridan, .Oregon. 2 fill
VOtl KENTPniNlSniD
ROOMS . ...
FOR Ill-INT One attractive room:
teacher or business woman 'pre
ferred, tut II. Maliti.. 204
FOR; ItEXT Large, well furnl.vh
eil sleeping rooms. 11 111 W. Mali).
Phone 1201-L. . 2r,7tf
FORHiBX'M'roni room, private
.entrance, gas heater; board, ga
Srago. 33 N. Poach. - '200
FOR KENT Front room, close In:
hot and cold water and shower.
20 So. Fir. 2fiS
FOR HENT Board and room.
339 bo. Central, Phone 1211.
.159
FOR RENT IIOU8E$
j(TOI! 1115XT S-room house, suit
able for rooming house;, fuel
furnished. Cull 031. 2r.Ntf
FOR IIE.S'T Modern 4-room un
furnlshod huu.se with sleeping
porch. ,$25. lnqlliro 540 l-cnn
sylvania.. 259
FOR ttTCNT Cozy, comfortable,
. newly decorated mbdern cottage
of 5 rooms: also garage , and
woodbouse. Adults. 710 W. 11th,
Cull at 723 W. llth, of mornings.
, , tf
FOR RENT Closo In, small 3-rm.
modern duplex, complelelv fur
nished. 122.50. See CHARLES
A..WIXO AGENCY, Inc. 259
FOR RENT Strictly modern 4
' room house: paved street, close
In, good neighborhood, garage;
not for sale. Only responsible
: 'Parties need apply. Earl H- Kohl,
: owner, 320 West 0th St. or Phone
: 40fi.V, evenings. i57tf
FOR RENT Neat d-roorn Home.
54 2 W. Haven. Phone K. H.
: Hopper, 032. 259
FOR RENT 4-room cottage, close
In, furnished, Inqulro 114 So.
llnrtlett. 200tf
FOR REXT 4-room furnished
modern house, 609 W, 2nd. Call
310 or 1113-J. 241tf
FOR RENT 6-ronm house, ga
rage; desirable location, 20 Rosg
Court. 237tf
FOR RENT Small furnished
house, close In. Inqulro 240 Ho.
Ivy. 230tf
FOR RENT o-room modern bun
galow, on pavement. Inqlre 817
W. Second. 828lf
FOR RENT 4-room furnished
house. C. A. DeVoe, 1(10 W.
Main. Phone E23-J-2. 223'tf
FOR RENT 6-room unfurnished
house. Inquire Redden & Co, tt
FOR REN T Hornet. Furnished
or uufurnl.hed. Brown White.
17tf
FOR RENT-i-H-room unfurnished
i house, 1015 W. 10th. Bee 0. A.
DeVoe, phone tti-J-l. l2tf
"MliniKNTMIHCKriTrANIJOCH"
OR RENT Cabin. Pat's Second
hand Slore. i . - 2ti!.
FOR RENT .IVetl car lot, close In.
Phono 1278-It. , 250
FOR RENT Hoarding house,
fully equipped and doing good
, business, see owner, 414 . Riv
erside. 21,1
FOR RENT Onrnae. 104 So. Oak
dele. Phone lin-l tf
" poii'excitanob"
FOR E.VC1IA NO E o-room brick
limine, Redlnnds, f'nl., for small
. Oregon farm. I'rleo $4000.00.
Would assume small mnrisiiiie.
Owners only. Cull 130 Portland
Ave.. Medford. 200
FOR TRADE flood Edison phon
ograph, lots of records, and vlo
- Univ. Phone 141-J-l, 204
Tim SATiV. TiIVKSTOraC
koff-HAliB a" heart of sp'rlnR .
lamiis. it. 1. nos sin, AsniMiui.
2(14 1
1 FOP. SAI.1-: Work horse, 1550 bs;
j gentle, good worker, $20. C F.
F.sles. 'fa lent. -"0
jFOIt SALIC Six weeks old Jersey
I heifer calf. Bert stnncllff.
! Phoenix. 2M
FOR SALE Weaned Duroo Pigs.
J. A. Perry. Call Madrona Park.
. 25'J
FOR KAI.K Milk cows timt heif
ers. VV. W. Hartley. Tel. 334-.I-3.
251)
POU SAM5 ACTOSlonnjES
WE
AX TAKE IN SEVERAt,
I. AT
I'E I'SED
CARS OX NEW'
i i n -:
We
III 1
HIIli
sed;
and
Mr
125
SOTOS.
!
also have several good buys
ale used ears on our floor,
mg them vlirysler o 2-door
in. I'lymoulb 4-door sedan.
manv others.
OAD-ITlIt'll MtltOlt CO.
X. liarilcti. Phone aim,
2f,:i
SCHF.Rltn MOTOR' COMPANY I
Htilck-Marquetio Dealer.
We offer exceptional bargain In
high-grade used curs. AH prices, (
types, minces.
Ci.M.AX'. Low Finance Rates
(l.M.A.C. , . .
Rear Craterlan Theater.
Phone 1505 Dob Elder Mgr.
Phone 73..
FOR 8ALErteo touring car In
good condition, $50. 511 N. Fir
SI. 2f'
FOR SALE Maxwell sedllll, good
conillllon, good ballooo tires;
cheap for cash. 417 Woidsiuel;.
'. 2110
FOR SALE 1920 Ford Roadster,
. 75 cash: 1923 Ford delivery
cheap. Soo at Flchlnor'a Corrfge.
'' . 253tf
FOR SALE New Ford truck, run
, 3,500 miles. Priced right. E. J,
White, 4 .miles west Phoenix or
lit, 1. R. V. iX. Medford. 250tt
FOR ' SAI.lE HKAli, tAJTlll
"REAL INSTATE HAROAINS, '
Two bouses In IlowMrd Park; Hi
acies; 2750; terms to stilt. -
Small house on Snutli Central:
, large lot, railroad frontngc; $000.
Terms. . . . i
Five ncres,' 2 miles from Med
ford; nil in fruit; peaches, cher
ries, oprlcols and berries: some
. Improvements. Will trudo for
house In town.
J. C. HARNES,
Phono 409. 15 S. Central.
200
FOR SALE 22-ACRE RANCH
Nice home, Talent Irrigation dis
trict, at a price far below Its
value: I500 cash nnd 500 per
vein-. Exclusive With
THE HEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
44 No. Riverside. Phono 14U0.
200
WIIKN YOU thlnX of real estate,
see Brown Whla.
FOR SALE Closo In, 40 ncres
wood. land. Dox F. K .Mull
Tribune.-. ... . , 200
FOR 'HALE J 40-ACRE DAIRY
. RANCH; 30 acres of excellent
alfalfa, balance In garden, or
chard and grain; creek runs
through plnee; two paid-up water
rights, abundance of water; good
soil; close to school and on n:
good road; 8-room house, largo
(dairy barn with silo, 14 excellent
; dairy cows, 12 heifers, registered,
f hull, 2 good brood sows nnd pigs;
'' 80 tonsif hoy now In burn; good
team and nil farm Implements
go with plnce. Total price $12.
500; $4,000 cash, terms on bnl
unce. See .CHARLES A. WINIl
AOENCV, Inc. 2llll
EXCEPTIONAL HAItflAIN 5
noros, overlooking Medford: oak
' trees, 2 ncres garden land, 2
houses renting at $10 each: -one
2-room wilh fireplace and one
4-room. For quick sale only
$1,800, on reasonable terms.
THE D. E. MILLARD AGENCY,
423 E, Main, -
269
FOR HALE OR TRADE ft-acro
homestead; 4-room . house,- good
well, 1 mile school, aiora. It. R.
station: good car Or 'Ford truck.
J. X. Kldwcll, Labor Half. Tel.
141H-L. - ' 259
" ' r
FOR SAL.M OR TRADE One of
the finest little dairy raectiei In
the Rogue ltlver Valley, with or
wllltoiit 10 head ot cows. Phone
l89-J-l. (40tt
FOR SALE 14 ACKER t'NDER
CULTIVATION and .Irrigation:
about 0 acres good pears, few
plums, peaches and apricots:
bouse, bnrn. Iraetor, wagon. Price
$1,500, on verv attractive terms.
C. H. HUTTEKFIELD, Realtor.
23
OR SALE A-l pear orchard, big
producer; a real money maker;
brought over JO.Oiio this year;
$10,000. half rash. hat. half crop
payment, D. II. Nichols, Talent.
200
'ROXIMITV to the city means
much. The highwuy ditto. Smnll
tract Willi ample buildings, mak
ing It suitable for residence, bus
iness, dairy, fruit or nolo camp
nnd low tirlce nnd good terms.
See HOLMES for HOMES, Nash
Hotel corner. Phone $29. 259
mar Uainler, Ore. Opportunlly
for fruit and garden or small
dalrji truer. -iiox, fi'A, !. D. z.
kb'u' :HAr.K V-U06M ' IIOtJSB on
pavemenf harualn at J2.300.uu.
Owner lenvlng.
I 320 acres first-class pear land
I for xalb at very low price; no
! trades.
C 8. itUTTEMFIELD. REALTOR.
! 261
i SUSlIR!AN HOME
5-room modern bungalow, ono aero
I land, ' ono mllo from Medford
hotel on 'Jacksonville highway.
' One of best buys In valley for
j only $-IQ00. . Rmull down pny-
ment, balance like rent.
I , DEA L & KN'llllIT, .
! 20 N. Barllett. 2(10
FOR SALE, OR EXCIIAW.E
20 acres. 4 miles from Medford:.
good Improvements: some paid-,
up water rights. ICxcbange for
liouc In Medford.
SEE PARKIIUHST. 1 !i N. Fir St.
20
'Iron sAi,r hoMES
FOR SALE 5-room home, handy
i to schools. Phone 105. 207tf
FOR SAL'E '5-ROOM. PLASTER
ED HOUSE, on paved street,
', close In; only $1800 very easy
'terms, '.
T.. O. PICKELL,
204 E. Main. , Phono 983-L. .
, 263
FOR SALE TWO HOUSES on
one 101 : genuino snap at $2,500,
with $500 cash payment.
C. S. IHlTTEllFIELD, REALTOR.
- 201
yon sale 5-room house.
well located: Onlv $1200; terms.
Iit O. PICKELL, .
204 E. Main. Phono 083-1V
2C0
Foil HALE Small bouse, lot r,0x
. mo: hatlt. gas nnd . electricity.
Price $lGtn; $200 down, $10 per
Tnonllb - GM'B. Fir.- 2C0
WILT, SACRiFICB $1500 oqully In
Medford 'homb. for good car, or
sell cheap .for cash. JJux E. J.,
Mall Tribune. 253tf
FAR SALE New riiodern .5-i;oom
buni'.Hlow, eloslo In, 811 w. 2nd
nnd Summit. Paved stroet, near
. high nhd Jnckson schools. Own
er, 720 W. 2nd. phone RUl-J.
2Gltt
' FOR. SATAWrotnrilY
FOR SALE ltlonded Illnck Min
orca roosters. 7 piosold.. Phone
3I-F-25. Jacksonville, Ore. 2U0
'Oil HALE Large young turkeys,
as Is, $1.75 to $2.25 ouch. , It. ).
Red pullcls,, $1.09 each; Now
Zealand Red and Flemish (Hunt
young rnbblts, 05c to $1.35 ench:
also Tokay grapes, 2c per lb, and
fresh grape iulee 70c per 'gal.
Phono 1.122-x. 259
FOR SAIJ5 MlSiCT.IJVSrEOIJS
FO It HALE CFIEAU Red apples.
-Newtowps and good culls. . pie
' pumpkins, cabbage and squash.
500, w. llth St., opposite Ouk
dale Grocery. 264
FOR SALTS At a bargain, 10
stamp mill, 6-foot wutor wheel;
24-Inch wator whool, ., 005 Co
lumbus Ave. 259
OllDERB TAKEN for ChrMtmns
- trees by phone.. Delivery made
free anywhere. Price 25c nnd
up. 405 N. Grape, l'.hono 548-J.
250
IIAROAINS IN USED TOOLS
2 Fordson; 2 sprayers; 1 horse
disc: 1 siirnpcr tractor: 1 Mc,
Cormlck Deerlng tractor.
JIL'UIIAIID 11UOS, Inc.
263
VOR SALE Sulphate of ammonia.
.Monarch Heed Co. tt'
FOR SALE T)rng .saw complete,
new, $120. Hulibnrd Urns. 203
FOR ALE Dining rootn furniture.
Tel. 349-.1. , tf
FOR SALE Eastman kodak, !"o
new, $12.50. Tel. 1239-W 2C0
FOR SALE Hahy carriage; good
condition; cheap. 52 No. Peach.
261
FOR SALE Beavers and mitsk
rals. Heavers $100 pair! musk
rats $12. Immedlato delivery.
, Uox J. W. W., Mull Tribune. 259
FOR SALE Apples and dried
prunes. Phono 731-W-2. 263
FOR BALK Slock molasses by tho
barrel, MonnrCh .Seed Co. tf
FOR SALE Canaries, guaranteed
singers. Monarch Seed Co. tf
FOR SALE Kindling by the toad,
Medford Fuel Co.. Tel. $31.
45tf
FPU RALE First culling of al
fntrn I ... th. -l-.nl. 1 1 , .. I ,
If y BUsh, 826 B.'Maln. Phone
, XbV
FOR RALE For sand nnd gravel
, sediment nnd general teaming
rei. m-'-j. Kam i Halnmnn. tf
FOR RALE ITsed sewing ma
chines; all mnkes, $5 up; terms
If desired, All . makes rented
and repaired.. While Rewlnu
Muchlno Co., 24 North Bartlett.
litre
rOK iPIH.ll n,n ll.i.ot
.... ej'itjje
FOR gAIiK MUCRIJJUnDOV
w m - i
FOR BALE Bulbo.t (bluor..)
eeod Jor .ale. 20o per pound.
Communicate with Wlllinm. A
neeKmlller,. Route t ti , Central
Point, or oil at ranon. . Anuoctt
: dlirlct . ' 1 ' :. tt
: 1 ! ' 1 -
POU SAI.K Puks flel'rt re'nee.
yard rt'nco. Kai.t, nnttlnfc. .nil
. kinds; cedar untl kteel.fen'ce
tmttcrla!.- "We build fences."
. (ladills A Dixon. Tel. 208.
I Ft Ht SAI.M Victor phonograph,
A-l condition, nil recordn. Hid.
Phono 1230-X. 520 Dakota. 2jS
' AlislrarlH
1 .
MUHHAY ATlSTriACP CO. Ah.
Hirncia or 'ru le. Title- Insurance.
Itooinn 3 and S. No. SIS Nortb
l.'ennal Ave., upstairs.
JACKSON CO,
AlKlnicl Co.
Aliscnicls of Tltl
and Til In liisur.
I iinif. 'I Ii e (inn
complete 'rule
System la Juclcaoa
County. '
Aecoiintn'nt.
t
IG.'Q. -1VALI1JXI C-ertlflad Puhlio
Aceoutitant. Audltinit.- account
I inc. tax service. Office,, Colleso
I iiuiidins, iiiejuii. , aaatf
Bicycles
BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP Work
gulirimieodi Auto locks ana geye
for all cars. 19 N. Fir St. Tel.
201. .: .. , tf
Clilropractlo Pliyslcinna
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro
practic Nerve specialist, uince
hours 9 to 12; 2 to 5. 203-204
Liberty P.ldg. Office phone 580:
Res. phone 7.00-H. . ..
Eye Specialists
Dlt. D. A. CHAMBERS, Optoma-
trlBl. .Eves examined. masses
filled. 404 Medford Hide,. Tel:
188. 8C2tf
Ktcrt Awountant
WILSON AUDITING :0, H. M.
Wilson. P. A. Attention given
tn anything in aeeountylng and
Income Tax Requirements. Look
Into our simplified accounting
method. Liberty Hldg., Medford,
Phone 157-R. '
Vlnsnctnl
WE LEND MONEY to worthy
peoplo to pay .their honest deots.
Pacific Coast Credit Association.
423 Medford Bldg., Medford, Ore.
'Freight Trauspcrlatlon
LOXO DISTANCE . HAULINO
Medford - Klamatn truck -line.
Daily service, Uondod carriers.
Speelul rales on load lots. Auto
Freight terminal. 36 S. Fir. Tel,
1033,
Money to Loan ' '
MONEY; TO LOAN to worthy peo
ple to pay their honest dents, -
Also any amount to loan on cltY
property. .ThomoSj Kcolty - Co,
Room 12. Talih Ik., rCor. Mar
and Front Sts., upstairs. ,
" :. . .'' Tionn .llliie i
... ,. Ileal Estate
... Mnrtmgo LoH
I'hone iSM .
Commercial Flnanrm Corp..
Medfortl, Oremw , .-. .
DO YOU.. NEED MOrtETiTiV
mase snore umo louus. in
actions strictly confidential. $l
Liberty Kldg. : Open Tueitdaje
nnd Fridays till p. m. Phon
057-J. 11. H. Banister, H. O
jjhrlstner. ' ..
Monnmente
THE OREOON GRANITE CO..
Monuments. - n. A. mess. uon
era I Manager; 'P. M. Kershaw.
Sales Manager, .302 N. Front 8U
Medford. , - '.
1-nlntlng ami PniM-rlionsrlne;. '
H. MARXluallty painting, thttv
ing ana papcrnanging; saves anu
beautifies; color schemes - tha
nre "easy to live with" at mlnl-
mi.t ,.nu, ta vriu' ffeenViatln off
, pew- and old furniture and fix..
lures, rnone iib-j. .-
M. A. nLISS & CO. Palhtlnit, pa-
perhangliig, Interior rinlsntng,
general contracting. . 170$ E. "
Main St. Phone 104C-B. . :
Piano Instrortfcm
FRED ALTON II AIGf IT Teacher
of Piano nnd Harmony, riiailtnt
Music Studio, 318 Liberty Hldg.
Phone 72. , . . . l$tf
Printers end Paollshen u ':'.
MEDFORD PRINTINO CO. flat
the best equipped printing office
In Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, looso leaf ledger.. . bllllmt
systems, etc. Portland prices. IT
N. Fir St. i
Radio Scrvtcie
RADIO SERVICE on any make
radio. II. O. l'uruckcr, 23 Boutn
Grnpe street. Office Phone SSSj
Res. 1442, 111
tlOOFINd
Hr.ve that roof fixed before tb
rains. Guaranteed material an
workmanship. Estimate, f re e.
Phone CHET NEWTON,' --.
. t$e
Sand and Oravel
C. A. HARTLEY 44and knd Ofarel
plnjj'.. Cleaned, washed ean
and gravel; crushed gravel, all
sires. Phone Plant 1201 or office
127. H4tf
Transfer
EADS TltANHFKR ft RTORAOli
C. Office lit N. Fir Street.
Phono 315. Prloea right. Berr
ien gunrahtead. .
DAVIS TRANSFER ft RTQRAGB
Service guaranteed. 20 8. drape
St.. Phone 644, or residence
TRANSFER AND STORAGE T.
ii. namson i:o. VIuiok eerviee.
Prices reasonable. Cargo insur
ance prolecllcn. 12$ N. Rfrer
sldo. Phone $$. '
ITplinMettiiir
TH I HAULT Maker ot oversteffed
furniture made to orderi re
upholstering. We estimate, ine
snmpVes, P h 0 e e $$-. til
wrndow CVirtet
LET OEOWOB IK) IT -Phone 1111
for homeclennlng, -floor .
Janitor service. Oe. A. Heiy.
e