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Newspaper Page TextPA'flT. FfVE BRINGING UP FATHER . By George McManus FOR SALE MISIKUiANKOrjl FOR SALK Kindling by the load. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 031. 245tf" WHAT ARE ALL THQb SWELL ClR WAmrs FOH SALK First cutting of al falfa by tho stack. Kllnur llan ley Hush. 820 IS. Main. Phone 902. 209 FOR SALK At a bargain, lathe, 11-lll.xlO ft. 114 S. Uartlett. 264tf MEPFOliD MATL TRTBITXH, MKDFOUD, ORKCON, TUKSDA V, 1)1 K KM VA-M 17. W2!). STOIUES SM N. .1 Y t'CKKV H(l Sllllla. ' IJy Mary (iriilmiii lkmm-r. . "Hello, Santa Claus," IVny said. J ''Jlellu, Santa CIuuh,' isulil John. Visitor! culled Santa Claus. "U -aJcnw to 'mo I have seen you , both. Yt'8. to In sure! Don't you, live in a. house j with a garden at j i the back and a ; Simile with a top. part where you i l-'Iay on r a i n y ' days? And you havo a big ehlm-1 ney in your housj too. Very com fortable that chimney. I've al ways appreciated it." IS J T h a t ' h tbo nouse, cried VeKRy. "Oh, I'm o yluil you know me!" i recognized you by your oiee, bantu Claim said. "V heard the mvomKos you've sent! mo up your chimney. Then, 1 know pretty Wei! how you looked! even it 1 alwayH did neo you with your eyes shut, and where there. wax not very much light. "Now. eai'h of you cunie and pick out Homolhiiii; from my work- whop and I'll bring it to you; t lirifUnms Eve. I't-'Stty and John could hardly Ktanu the exciti men;,. She had never aeon anything like the workshop in all her life. I Thero were many toys that wcrel finished, many half-finished -iiul many just tartcd. She ehose a white toy rabbit fur u iire.sent and John rhusf.' an In dian suit.' Then they began to see: other tilings they liked very, very! much. ".Make up a list and leave it by your chimney. I'll get it," Santa. trnhl. The JJttle I Hack Clock hurt i turned the time around so It was just about the present time and he said they must leave in a very little while. "Oh, dear," l'eggy said. "I had a ipicKtlon 1 wanted to ask." "I've time to hear it, was Santa's pleasant reply. Tomorrow "Santa's i-iiivKfr4iK:s" "r Iwjfl.lJ I FARI F PRINT I: bl IVILb Willi KACI.K I'OINT. Ore., Ucc. 17. (Spccinn Over 7(1 children and luircntx RiithereU at Hie Preabylo linn iliureh Wednesday evenlnK and enjuyed Uio children's, party In '(oimuctioii with the' Sunday V" scluml. " Tliose r the HuKlu Point KraiiKe iieconipanyinK .Mrs. Cicrtrude Ilaalc to Jacksonville' Thursday evenins were Mr. anil Mrs. Tad Seaman, Mr. mid Mis. Koy Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Youiik, Mrs. (irace Cow len, Kdilh Woiilmau. Mr. and Mrs. Hnss Kline, II. W. Ward and l. K. llaali. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Avers and sons, Clifford mid Cllnson, of Mod ford spent nil day Sunday at Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. William Pen y. Mr. 'and Mrs. Nick YounK were coiupletciy uurpriscd Saturday eve nliiK when a nuniber of friends Kathcred at their homo and spent the eveniiiK pulling tafly. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Kay Ifarnlsli and family", Mr. and Mrs. William llolman ami. family, Mr. and Mrs. Theroii Taylor lind son Hill, and Mr. and .Mrs. .Inlin Clinics and family. Tlic hospitality committee of the Parenl-Tcacliers' assottfatiou held a incetiiiK at Ihe home of Mrs. Otto Coster last :W;d!ioslay. Those present were Mrs. Ashpolc. Mrs. Hoy Smith, Mrs. .Barnes, and Mrs. "A Sam .lol nson and dauKliter were 111 Kaule Point Wednesday trading at local slorns. Mr. .lohnsoft re liorted that .Mrs. .lolinson was Ret ting alciiK nicely alter being on I lie sick list several' weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Lovelaud and their daughter. Klsle, will leave for the south to spend Christmas with Klsic's grandparents near Kurcka. Misses Klsie and Ilorothy Wil liltc will spend the Christmas vaca tion nt home with their parents on the ranch at Lake Creek. Froil Putton and Adolph Wuttcn lerg passed through town Saturday morning with a Inri;c baud of cattle to put in pasture belonging to the Eagle Point ditch company. FIRE DESTROYS PLANING MILL PLANT, PORTLAND j l'OHTI.ANU. Dec. 1 7. I'lre 'UrU.' itMbiy ronirictly destroyed - the K. .1. Nli-unta plnnim; mill here with lows eHtimutcd at $tfn.0OM. The ll;int went Into tho hiindn of u re it-ivcr lust Thumtuy. The fire Jl njiimiiul tfuluy fnid h roinnlete in- ,,'NEXT WEEK' j "HEBE'S one LlSTVfM ,PfOUt T5 BE OtJ, VI TH 'XMftS S6AL SALS" HfMTM S WCMIMI for tJv oe Seals , y Today THE NEBBS The Awakening i i i v -v I 1 7 WA TMERES A MUT IF L - 1 S MA SASW OWE-WAMTS TO 6ET ME , " f . WC ' A FEW MIUUTES A&O TO &&T y - " -- . . ' fe to tm no. them he STORs 'wJ"c' 'M" tr" LS " T R OSJ THE WA- TO SO TO A 1 , " ' U!'r I '.'.I 1 cv n tstj woicijmij s i - . I i I I t.Ti I " WMM i j nr. , i , x. y i r -i. i f , ? h WAMTS A Cft65yA' rrVnup wk-i " V HA POP&1VEKJ ME? Iff feCHC'T"" A Vv I MfM'bi : vember, 1!I24. or now have In und j kutMlillK rooms. Tel. 03 1-U ANTA'S CALENDAR By Howard W, Blakeslee i.KKHI) U U C K- M K I S T 10 11 SMITH sat alone in h 1 s studio registering de jection. His head rested on one hand; In the other lie held a letter again post poning an inter view on which bis artistic hopes were pinned. "You may call Christmas eve. I am doubtful ; you seem to lack in yourself." Ho was rereading fragments when feet pounded in tho ball, and his door banged open with the rush of a small blue-eyed boy, a neigh borhood acquaintance. "ixiolt," exclaimed Hobby, as ho plastered a page advertisement from a mugazino down on the table next to the letter. "It says send 60 cents and get a Christmas calendar. I got 50 cents saved for my mother's present. You pick the best ope for her for me." The nf list rose, towering gravely beside the hoy, studying the pic tures at arm's length. As he tried to chose the letter, lying open, came into his line of vision. Sight of it delayed lilin until Hobby spoke again. o:3U to i.iii. "Around the World With l.lbby" MIC ser vice to K(IO, Klly, KOMO, KC.W. KKCA. 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Kvercady Hour (transcontinental) NIK' ser vice to KlIO, KHQ. KOMO. KOW. K I'l. 7:30 to ::: p.m. lladio-Keith-Orpheuin Hour ( traiiscontiiiriita1 'NliC service to KfiO, Klly, KOMO, KOW, Kl'I. :;to to : t r The I'epsodcnt Pro gram Amos 'n Andy (trans- i-oniiii'nlal ) XI it! service to; K:o. KO.MO. KOW. KliCA. S:45 to a:oft p.m. John and Ned N'CC service to Kl.Ut. KOMO. K(iW, KKCA. j !l:00 to !::i(l p.m. The Parker Duofold Kiimily NHC Forvice to; K':o, Kliy. KO.Mtj. KOW. KPOi K FI. ' i ;t:3 to 10:00 p.m. The Olymp ians NHC nervice to KOO. ; K K'.'A. j 10:00 to ll:n0p. ni. Spotlight rte-i view NHC fervlce to KOO. KlICJ. Kl'I. KKCA. 11:0 to 12:M pin-: Musical Mim- kidi l-i Nllf! K'-rvii-s, to KOO, j K 110. 'KOMO. KPO. , , I j PHOKM.X Ore . IJec. 17 (Kpe- ' tcial.) TWO ranllMr or me enm- munlty nn under iiunrantine lie I cause of KCarlet fever. Carol Itttmherty . Id sufferlnR I ctr a , 5& QUARANT1NEFAMILIES 1 PHOENIX COMMUNITY, i X X Tnid. Mark R.f. U. 8. PM. OffiM T ( I . . ! r- -VVI'.X ... .1... , nil.. InlnniHt I'nll HUNT IIOIIRBKEIiaUNa FOR llir.NT VirRNISIIKU A week later Alfred Huckmeister Smith, starting Tor hltf Christmas eve interview, was adjusting his hat to complete a snappy masculine ea scmlbc which hid a heart stilt un certain after a week's wait and worry. I"eot sounded again nt Ills door. Not bo rapidly tills time Hobby entered with a calendar. It.i centerpiece, halt filling Hie page, was a baby one oT the too-perfect kind, eyes too blue, hair too gold to be real. "Hobby, did I pick Mint one?" he asked. The boy nodded. "Sonny," he said. "I made a " Tho sentence was unfinished, the words arrested as be read ill Hubby's eyes utter faith ill his adult ability. "It's great!" exclaimed the boy. "Hut my little sister saw it, and Rlw, him lln flnll Rn hIid knnl il I f-Hii'l irol il nnl linr." I The boy's eyes were expectant, believing, offering the tall artist for the first time the responsibility of someone trusting him completely. The arlist look up his brushes. On a satisfying scalo lie painted a reproduction of a baby alone, so vividly done that t lie hoy ex claimed: , "It's alive!'' "Yes perhaps." answered Ihe artist, sending Hobby home. III. "Yes. It's alivo nt last not the baby, but my. faith. I think Santa came in with the calendar, and ho Is going along with me now." frolll a severe ease of scarlet fever and bus been very 111 for the past scvenii days. Ibul is reported bet ter at this writing..' l.eona llauglt erly .is staying away from iioiile unlit the iiuarautlne is lifted, which u ill no; be before the 1 tt.li of January. Kdna .Mae White. alo a victim of the disease, is iUlte HI. Harriett and Kdwln White are staying with .Mr. anil .Mrs. Coffin until Hie quar antine Is lifted. (iilmwr Ix'adcr Suicides NANKINO. China. L)ee. 17. W) Official dispatches from Canton to day said that the noted Oeneral Chung I-'ak-Wel. leader of ihe re bellious "Ironsides" division, hail committed suicide Dee. 1 '1 after falling to capture Canton from the Nationalists. Clssnlfied advertlilni jteta reiulu. Notice nf SlicrlfO Sail'. Hy virtue of an execution on fore closure duly IvNilnii nut of and un der Ihe seal of the Circuit Court of the State or Oregon, .in and for the County of Jackson, lo me directed and dated on tile 23rd tiny of No vember, JSL'lt, in a certain anion therein, wherein 11. K. Campbell, as Plaintiff, recovered judgment Agalntt George H. Holmes and Josephine Hlley Holmes, the de fendants, for tho Mim of Two Thou sand Kour Hundred Fifty 2, 4.10.00) Dollar, with interest nt II per cent from October 1st, 1128. with costs and disbursements taxed at Twenty and Sn-loo t;'0.o Dot. lars. and the um of Two Hundred Mncty-une and ftll-loo ?J!i 1 1 Dollars, with Interest from Mav 14 ll'Iilt. rod the further sum of Two Hundred Klfty and no-100 (42.SO.O0) Dollar, as attorney' fees.' which judgment Was enrolled and docketed In Ihe Clerk's office of said Court In said Ceuntv on the 23rrt day of November. 1!9. Notice u hereby given that, pur suant to tha terms of .tlr mild exe cution. 1 will on the Slth dav of December, 192S,-ni 10:00 o'clock a. m.. at the front door of the Courthouse In the City of Medford. in Jackson County. Oregon, offer for sale anil will e at public auc tion for ch lu-i liiehi n bidder, to satisfy said Ju, lenient, together with the rosin nf this sale, subieet to redempihm as provided by law, i i j y ' '"" all of the right, title and interest that tile said dcreiuliuilH, George II. Holmes and .losephlno Hiley llobncH. hud on the 1st day of No vember, 1!I24, or now have in and to tho following described prop erty, situated in tile County of Jaeksuu. Slate of Oregon, lowlt: Lots Olio tl) and Two (2) of Hlmk Nine () In the Central Ad dition tu the town of Kaglc Point, Jackson County, Oregon. Haled this "itb day of Novem ber. 1920. itAi.PH a. ji:xxiNt:s. Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon. I'.y Olga H. Anderson, Deputy. Notice or I.'inal Account. In tho County Court of tile Slate of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Mailer of the Kslale of Plait T. Ita.udall, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Administrator of the Instate of I'liilt T. Itanilall. de ceased, has filed his final account on tile administration of said es tate with the County Clerk uf Jack son County, Oregon, and the above named Court has flyd 10 o'clock a. m.. on the !th day of January. 1030. at the County Court House in Medford. Oregon; as the time and place foe hearing objections thereto, and allowing and settling the same. All persons Interested In said estate are hereby notified to present their objections, if any, to said account, or any Item there of, on or before said day. KTLAllT ItA.VDAI.f,. Administrator. Notice of First Sleeting of Creditors No. II1I3CI In llankruplcy. In the District Court of the United States for the District of Oregon. In the Matter of Den 1J. A. lioft ' man. Dankrupt. To the creditors of lien K. A. Hoffman, of the :ity of Grants Pass, in tile County of Josephine and dlytrlct aforesaid, itankrupt: Notice is hereby given 1 In. t on the 13th dav of December. A. D. I!I2. Ihe said lien B. A. Hoffman was duly adjudicated bankrupt; and that the first meeting of Ills cred itors will be held In the office of the Ileferee. Medford linlldinu, Medford, Oregon, on the 7th dav of January. A. D. 1030, at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a Trus tee; examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. , HAKIIV C. SKIIY.MA.V. Ileferee in Jlankruutcy. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HATES Rati! per mri tor lint inttrtion, 2c; each succeeding Imcrtion, 1c; minimum 25c. Indei your wti with For Sale, For Rent, elc, and count thin wordi n mil each Initial, telephone number, etc., m i word. Clatsilied Kti ia adfanee and not taken over phone, unlets adrertiier has monthly account. No allowance for phone errors. WANTKIJ MALE HEM" HKI.IAPI.K MAN with car as di rect factory repr'-sentailve In Medford and nearby counties. No experience necessary. Cn Usual opportunity for advance nieni. Must be willing lo sli.rt on reasonable basis. Synchro Molina Company, Uattlo Creek. MlclllKiin. '7n W A XTi;i) l'KM A MC II Kl,p WOMK.V WA.VTKI) For ile:i anl. profitable rancy work. Year round bona fide iro,,,.( Ion prompt navments. We furnish free materials after port-hafc of wnrklna kit. Free Instruciloiis. Wiiv Immediately fur Inforina Hon. Tixaii Co., 2l Markcl St.. H.in Francisco. 2i;; wavtkd srrrATioNs lot Ml MAN Willing to do anv kind of work. What havu yon? Ilox J. N Tribune. jipc waxti:d misci:mani;oi'h PAHTV wishes lo K south al once. Will pay expenses), 22'J Apple. 2i;;t WANTKD Will pay not over $2.1 c.-i-h for used safe. Thomas Realty Co. J7 WANTKD 2nd hand goods & lunk. I Pat's. HOI! Prune. Ph. 647-1,. WANThD To buy mi kind, of livestock for laughterlng. phone 6C5-U Itogue Jtiver Mett "o. S12 WANTED Clara eottoi raft at Mull Tribune office, ( 5ME DlDOT STEAL THE EIM&S THAT I TOOK WE CftP ' TOR IT WAS AMOTMER GiRL. ANJD SHE KSJOWJCJ FATMER.OOOSE Ml HER. IT5 ALL IM l WOMDER IP TOR ME WOA T HAS POR&1VEKJ l'Olt HUNT ill'AKT.MKNTS 1'Olt liKN'T, adults, ono apartment, heated; one apartment, stoves. So. ltlverside. ZTA Foli UKNT Modern, uttractlvc steani-heated uparlmcnt In new Arthur Arms. 330 No. Holly. 227ir Foil HUNT Modern furnished apt. 1111 Laurel. 2liS Foil HKNT 4-room apartment . with bath and garage. 327 S. Oakdale. 25(Ur FOR HUNT S-room apt, unfur nished: litlw. flours, steam heat, Frigldaire, hot wuter und garage. 003 S. Holly. 2r,!iir Fort UKNT Apt. nnd garage; en tire lower floor: unfurnished ex cept range, lmiuiro 1 -I li K. Ivv. 2&3tt Foil HKNT 2 and 8-rm. furn. apts; garage.. 604 West loth. 247tf FOR HUNT Modern furnished apt.; adults. Phone 603-Y. 315 N. Holly. 23Stf FOR HKNT Stcam-neated apart ments nnd aleeping room. 1005 W. Main. 23tf FOU HKNT Modern furnished downstairs npartments; adults. 845 N. Durtlolt. Phone 753-M. S46tf l'Olt IllSNl IIOUS1C8 Foil HKNT fi-room unfiirnishi'd bouse on tiavi-d street, ui'iir high and grade schools: stationary tubs, garage, woodshed, cement drive, phone DI3-.I or seo Curl Weaver at Main St. Standard Oil station. It FOU HUNT ii-room house, close In. Ilnillll'o Club. 2li7lf FOU HKNT housekeeping. ' St. 1 - room cottage, 32.1 10. Jackson 270 Foil HKNT 2-rooin furnished bouse, with bath. 220 S. Cirane. 2IIII IIOI'SKS FOU HUNT and HA 1,10 Call 111.1. tf 'OH HKNT 3-room modern cot tage, furnished, S20. Iniu!rc7l2 W. Jackson. 2l!.1lf 'OH HKNT Furnished 5-room house, reasonable. 417 Jay St. Inquire at 421 Jay St. 2liX FOR HKNT 5-ronm house. In quire Dungalow Store, phone 45-11. 2li0tf FOU HKNT 8 -room home, suit able for rooming house; fuel furnished. Call f3l. 2 .1 s t f 'OR HKNT Cozy, comfortable, newly iiecorated modern collage of 0 rooms; also gnragn and woodliouso. Adults. 710 W. lltll. Call ill 723 W. llth, of mornings. tf FOR HKNT 5-room unfurnished house. Inquire Heddnn A Co. tf roR RRN T Homei. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown White. 17tf FOR RENT S-room unfurnished house, 1036 W. loth. Bee C. A. riflVrxi. phono S2i-J-I. I8jlf for k i:nt m isci :m,a n fxids FOR HKNT Oarage. 104 Ho. 0k dale. Phone fiOD-Tj. If FURS HIDES-PELTS Tripperi, you hare mar ket for four fur at home. Let ui estimate, or aet our own pries, Trapa at coat. Medford Bargain Rouis 27 North Orapa 8t Phone 108 .lT DOWrsJ ANJD VJs-W THAT I'M HER ' SHE FORGIVES BUCK TOLD DOWNJ ANJD THE PICTURC- IF SHE HASSJT - SHE CARES SHES GOT OVER 20 WEARS - IF SME CP Rr VSOSOS MOT TO ME ; FOU RK.T--Nieo bedroom on first floor: heat It desired. 325 South Riverside Ave. tf FOU UKNT Large, well furnish ed sleeping roullis. 1111) W. Main. Phono 12U1-U 257tf IA18T LOST On highway, between here end IMinsniulr. package contain ing private ptipers of Mr. C. A. Klllgllt. Finder please notify Mr. C. A. Marshall. 421 So. Front St.. and iceelve reward. 2iixlf FOR KXCHANGH TltA DK (iood used Chrysler se dan for vacant lot on paved street. See it at Chrysler Agency. 2timf WANTKD Kxeh.inge on alfalfa land within 5 miles of Medford, for one acre tract with nice stucco house, near Country club on Newport lieacli road. Orange Co.. Oil. Leon W. Lauderbach. real estate, 214 West 3d St., Santa Ana, fill. 2li!l TO TRA1JK (l-rm. modern house In Seaside. Ore., for business or home in Medford. Answer Hex lIGIi, Seiiside. 21)8 Ill'SINRSS OI'PORTL'NITIIOS FOR KALK Small grocery store, service' station, on highway near Medford; doing .good business: sell reasonable, Ituiulru or'ail dress A. il., Mall Tribune, 20U l'Olt SAM' tJVliSTOCK FOR SALK linby calves. Dyke's Dairy. Van 270 ST II A V KI) Hay mare, about 1350 lbs.,' branded on left shoulder "S In half circle." Phono 3U2-Y. 2CS FOU SAMS RKAL USTATID ONLY J1000 One acre at edge of city limits; fair improvements. Terms. L. (1. P1CKKLL, 201 K. Main. liiunu !l K3-T,. 274 i-'OH SALK 21 acres pears and liriincs for $3000 A steal nt this price. Terms $1000 down. Some good buys in lots from $l"u to $7.10. Two especially are wonderful buys at $710 each. Kxchange 70 -acre ranch room house In Medford. ISKKIIK SIMS. 10 So. Hurtlett. for AtLMN. THAT I.1TTI.K ORCHARD 'The man who buys now with Judgment makes a sure win. Hop e it will be you. See IIOI.MKS for IIOMKS, Nash Ho tel corner. 26'J ONI'! ACUK -On Old Htllgo road: rich, Irrigated soli: beautiful oaks; new 3-room house, garage and chicken house: wonderful view; $$l.n.1ii. The I). K. Millard Agency, 423 K. Main. 20K DAIRY RANCH 2 acres. Irri gated; anod house, barn, alfalfa: close in: no slock. Will take city properly in trade. K. C. CORN. II So. Riverside. 2(1 !) LOOK AT THIS! Ilx-Acre dairy and alfalfa ranch, so acres free water, good build ings, good road, runnlnu stream all year at-ound. fine free soil: trade for Medford. or what have you? Price $11. end. TUB RKAL KHTA'PK KXCHANIIK 44 N. Riverside. Phono 1400. Silll FOR RALR OR TriADR One nf the finest little dairy ranches In tho Hague Illver valley, with or without II head of cowa. Phone 68D.J-1. I40tf A I) A N I) Y LITTLK II A I It V RANCH Stocked with some of tho best Jersev cows in Iheivnl ley; income about $300 per mn. Mill lake some trade and some cash: long lime on balance. HKK PAIIKHCUST. 15 n, nr. ?cs By SOL HESS . VOU AlVjr WOWDER IF VOU GO FIKJO OUT-AMD REMEr - IBER, A I! HAL 111 V A 1H2S Chev. H4-ton truck; new tires: large logging trailer Willi pneumatic tires. Priced low: $125 down will handle. Owner's rep.. Phone 1,.17-J. UANlS'li-.R & CHRISTNKR. 2(il) FOR SAliA rotlliTRY KOR SALK Illirr Orpington cock erels. Fine birds. 211 Van eouver. Phone 207-L. 270 FOR SALK Capons. 30c a lb, .1. It. Fretwell, Howard Ave. Ilox 323. 21IS FOU SALn rtOMEH Foil SALK 5-rooin home, handy to schools. Phono 105. 207ir- WILL SACItlFICH $1500 equity In Medford homo for good car, or sell cheap for cash. Ilox K. J. Mall Tribune. 253tf FOR SAMS AUTOMOnll.KS FOR SALK HIJICK 4-passenger coupe: first class condition. HUDSON-KSSKX OARAQIS 208 ' USKD CAU IIAHOAINS Vu have eight used cars, valued at from $150 to $275 will be sold at from $25 to $125, OUT ONK WHILK THUV LAST. ARMSTHONd MOTORS, INC. 101 Ho. Riverside. 2(1S FOR SALK 1920 Ford Roadster, $75 cash; 11123 Ford delivery cheup. See at Flchtnor'a (Jarago. 253tf FOR KALK New Ford truck, run a. ono miles, priced right. J White, 4 mllea west Phoenix or lit- 1. It. F. U., Medford. 260U FOR NA 1,10 M ISCKLI.A N FOUR FOR SAI.i: Haiiz Mountain and Oeruian roller mixed canaries; good singers: $.1. Medford. HI. I, Stewart Ave. M. 11. Huunels. 2 US FOR SALK Heavy team harness and wagon. Phono l75-J. 22 FOR SALK 1 kitchen cnbinet. ch. lira, Simmons twin beds. doilblu beds, dressers and kitchen tables. 375 S. Central. Tel. 1315 209 FOR SALK 2 drug saws. Medford Fuel Co., Phone (131. tf FOR SALK Hollo, Int nutolllallc electric rt.nge. also trash burner Willi waler colls. Mrs. H. A. Nye. Phone 31 1 -.1-1. 2119 FOH SALK -droiin.il alfalfa' hay, I'.ie lb: Ni'Wiown apples, 2u lb. Ted Fish. Phoenix. 272 VOR SALK Ill-in. dry old growth fir, 83.2.1 tier; mnuznulln, $3.25 and up, delivered, Phono 95sL. 272 ''OH SALK Apples at 50!) W. 11th, opposite Oakdale Grocery. 271 FOR SALK Pedigreed roller ea narica. day and nlcht singers. phone 17.1, Jacksonville. 274 WIIKN YOU think of rea.1 estate see Hrown & Whits. tf FOU SALK Special holiday prices on canaries; splendid alngers. Mutual Heed Co. 208 FOIl MA LK llaldwln apples. 50i nnd 7,1c. Phone 7-F-4. 202 tf FOU SALK Applea, OOo n box. Hiing your boxes, c. ;, Smith, 'i nil. west Central Point. Tel. 30-.VX-2. 208 FOU SALK Apples tnd dried prunes. Phone 731-W-2. 277 FOR SALTS For sand and aravel sediment and general teaming Tel. 912-J. Kami Uateman. tf FOR SALK Used sewlnir rnaf chlnes; all makes, $5 up; terms It desired. All inc.kes rented and repaired. White Hewing Machine Co., 14 North Bartlett, l in FOR APPLES Call llll-R. I0tf ; . ' ,.. . TTT i'U I I , i - OF FOR SALF. nulbosa (bluegrass) seed for sale. 20o per pound. Communicate with Williams cm Beegmiller. Route 2, Central Point, or call at rancb, Antlocb district tf FOR SALK Page field fence, yard fence, gates, netting, all kinds: cedar anil steel fence nialerial. "Wo build fences." Caddis & Dixon. Tel. 208. 11CSINF.SS niRKCTORY Abstracts MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Titlo. Tltlo Insurance, Rooms 3 and S. No. 32 North Central Ave., upstairs. JACKSON CO. .Mistratil Co. Alislracls of Titls nnd Tltlo Insur ance. T li o only c o in p 1 e t o Title System hi Jackson County. Accoillltnnt. G. Q. D'ALRINI Certified Publlo Accountant. Auditing, account ing, tax service. Office, College P.ullding. Phone 806 223tt Itlcycles ilCVCLK REPAIR SHOP Work guaranteed. Auto locks and keys, for all cars. 19 N. Fir St. Tel.. 201. tf Cliironracilo Physicians ! DR. K. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist. Office hours 9 lo 12; 2 to 6. 203-204 Liberty Hldg. Office phone 680; lies, phone 19U-1L. Kyc Specialists DR. I). A. CHAMHKHS, Optomo tiist. Kves examined. Glasses fitted. 401 Alodtord Bldg. Tel: 18H. 362tJ; lCxpert Accountnnt WILSON AUDITING CO. IS. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given to anything in nccountylng and Income Tux Hequlroments. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Liberty. Bldg.. Medford. Phono 157-H. Financial WIS I.KND MONKY to worthy people to pay their honest dobts. Pacific Coast Crodit Association. 423 Medford P.ldg., Medford. Ore. Freight Transportation LONG 111STANCIS IIAULINO Medford - Klamath truck line. Dally service. Bonded carriers. ' Special ratcR on load lots. Auto Freight terminal, 38 S. Fir. Tel 1033. ., i Money to Txsnn ' MONISY TO LOAN to worthy peo, plo to pay their honest dohta Also any amount to loan on cltf property. Thomas Realty Co, Room 12, Palm Illk., Cor. Mail and Front Sts., upstairs. XVV Iiong Time -wk J Heal Estate V W ) Mortgage I-onf. SW . Pimno isaa Commercial Finance Corp. Medford, Oregon DO YOU NKKD MONEY? W make short time lonns. Trans netlons strictly confidential. 811 Liberty llldg. Open Tuesday nnd Fridays till 0 p. m. Phon 057-.I. II. IL Banister, H. C Chrlstner. . Monuments THIS ORKOON ORAN1TIS CO. - Monuments. IS. A. I licks. Gen eral Malinger; P. M. Kershaw, Sales Manager. 802 N. Front St., Medford. l'alntliig nnd PaiH'rlinnglng II. MARX Quality painting, tint ing and pnperhanglng; saves nnd beautifies; color schemes that aro "easy to llvo with" at mini mum cost to you; decorating of new und old furniture and fix tures, l'hono 178-J. M. A. 1ILIHS & CO. Painting, pa perhauglng. Interior finishing, general contracting. 1709 IS. Main St. Phono 1045-R Piano Instruction FRKD ALTON 1IAICHT Teacher of Piano nnd Harmony. Ilalght Music Studio. 318 Liberty llldg., Phono 72. 161'tf Printers nnd Publishers MKDFOltD PUINTINO CO. Has tho best equipped printing office in Southern Oregon. Bookbind ing, loose leaf ledgers, b'lllng. systems, etc. Portland prices. 17 N. Fir St. Radio Service RADIO SKUVICH on any make radio. II. O. liirucker, 22 South Grape streot, Otflco Pnono 335; lies. 1442. 881 Kami nnil rnel C. A. HARTLEY Sund and Gravel plant. Cleaned, washed sand and gravel; crushed gravel, all sizes. Phone plant 120$ or office 127. t64tf Transfer ISA l)S THANSFKR & 8TORAOB 'O. Office 111 N. Fir tjlreet. l'hono 315. Prlcos right. Serv ice guaranteed. DAVIS THANSFKR A RTORAOH Service guaranteed. 20 H. Ornpa St., Phono 044, or residenco 1080. TRANS FKR AND STORAGR F. K. Samson Co. Quick service. Prices reasonable. Cargo Insur ance protection. 129 N. River side. Phone 88. Vpliolslerlnp; Till HAt'LT Maker of overstuffed furniture niado to order: re upbolsterlng. We estlmato, show samples. Phone 969-R. lit Window Clennlna; I.KT aiSOROR DO IT Phone lift for houseclennlng, floor watlnf. JTiltor servlct. Quo. A fhMir.