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Newspaper Page TextI'l v v MEDFOTU") MATL TRTBUNK, MRnFORlORKfiON'. TIIUKSHAY. DKf'K'M Ml'llt 1!), 1 !)!!!). PAGE NTNE PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 19. Uutter and butterfat prices went for another ride downward today. All graues of butler, except prime firsts, declined lc. Uutteriut de creased 2c. . THE MARKETS I I 1 Livestock. PORTLAND, Ore., Doc. 19. iP) CATTLE AND CALVES -Talking steady; receipts, cattle 160,'calves 15. HOGS Talking steady: receipts 200, including 89 on contract. SHEEP AND LAMBS Quotubiy steady; receipts 225. Proucctl. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 19. K) BUTTER All grades except prime firsts, one cent lower. Cubes: Ex tras; '30c; stamlards,! 38c; prime firsts, 37,c. Prime firsts, 35c; creamery prices: Prints 3c over cube Standards. . -MILK Elutterfut 2c lower; raw milk (4 per cent), $2.65 cwt., de livered Portland, less 1 per cept. Butterfat, station. 37c; Hack, 38c; deliveries at Portland, 41c. EGOS Slightly firmer, un changed. . Poultry, country meats, onions. potatoes, wool, nuts, hay, cascara' bark and hops, , steady and un changed. . . .- . ' . " San Frunclsco liutterfut. ; SAN FRANCISCO; Dec. . W) Butterfat, f.o.b. San Francisco, 4Uc. Ye Poet's Corner BY ROADS OF YESTERDAY. My mind Is taking a stroll tonight, Rack o'er that bygone way That tho feet cannot turn to travel ' ( The byrdads of yesterday., Over the hills and tho valleys And tho many places I've known And comes back to rest In the evening , In a placo that's ours alone; Back to a lovely basin Where' the springs play in the light. And follows the wund'rlng passes Of the woods we loved at night: Plays tag among bridges and benches. Strolls on in the twilight gloom Or pauses to gaze at a fountain That plays In tho light of the , ( moon; . . . Watches a swan preen his feathers As ho floats In tho fountain's spray, i , And beholds a sweeter vision there On that By-Road of Yesterday; Fccjs. the soft, warmth .of a fairy form, Drinks in our first sweet cares.?, Lives over the thrill and tho quick ening pulso (. Of tho moment that I bless. t The fountain Is left behind, dear,. . ' And the dim trails I follow once more, To a bench set back In the shad- dpws, Where I've often rested before But tonight tho bench seems dlf ferent; - -Tis not just the, rough wooden chair. For how could It be with the god dess Of life and love sitting there? An'd now 1 am loath to leavo .it With its memories to mC so dear; 'Tis a golden throne of a dawning love That drowned your darkest fea-: A cloister built by tho dryads of old' In tho slyvan temples of old A confessional close by tho alt:r. Your fears were the beads yoj told. I. as ynur father confessor. Consoled you and helped you to tell Of the' knowledge for which you hungered And your own experiences as well. High to the utmost Heaven. The message to angels was sent, That Love was found at lust, dear, Two souls had found content: No thought when of tomorrow We .lived there while we mny. Yes, we were supremely happy - there' ' On that Byroad of .Yesterday, - ; --Raymond Price. ROSEBURG LEADERS IN -VET HOME CAMPAIGN PORTLAND. Or,'.. Dec. 19. ("P) A delegation of Roseburg, Ore., rlvlc leaders appeared before the Portland chamber of commerce to day, asking that organisation to support tho bill introduced by Ser, taor McNary, authorizing estab lishment of K national old addicts' homo at UosehprH.-' ,- J I't T PENDLETON GROWERS WILL FORM COMPANY PENDLETON. Ore., Dec. 19. (n A meeting ti organize the Pendleton Grain Crowers corpora tion will bo hold here Saturday with county ranchers attcndlnn. The (roup will beOoma an agent of tit" Nurth Partflr Prowers. Ine. Will you give $2.00 to $10.00 a month for six month to finance a real land settlement campaign to buiM np our rural popula tion? Talk to your real estate friend about the advertising campaign, or if you- are famil iar with and believe in this plan mail your first month's check to Medford Realty Board, P. 0. Box 1077. BRINGING UP FATHER : 4 r i v . i . ii . 1 ii i i r i wm i I i i II GO TO THE PHONE AN' I . I NO, 1 CjO III I WELL. WHAT DID II TELL MAGGIE I rJ NOT. I AHEAD' 111 I SHE SAY ? ' VaOU'T ftP untviC 1 Tu AT I I I I I I K.kJjKVii.. H I t ii r:.r I I , tT,. . LI YZmmzmL-- rr ". .piilllllM lUK Jnti!fiHTIU 1 A h rrpfntf ,CoNffl!S ! L. fl BL1J I 'a! I II Hi I I 1 1 1:1 "till I I II - , . i n - . - fur Ncnnc Af- v.. Rv SOI. HF.SS teSf nib iiiduuu m s cii 9 I rViLTi I KSaaKir aiTTcrc. ririKiR i i rni u ru . u ist- KrvOU PHOUE.O ... ' . v- AovniJVE l . Ill ' ffittl O;.. OfCEOTVr?SHEM 1 AT 5 y ftb WEW5 1 5 pRISeJ iO BRIMS VMTWfiYODV! )(U WTEI' f - iTO 6t' CUK.r HAD FORSIVEKJ MEAKIOJ S-JTiSmS , ' v! MOPE FC VOU A PeOVE AT- K JK M A OUG OF TMAT f" , IWEWWATVOU: A sEeMED TZtf 3aS" j- fifl Ifl ODER I LET GOTO UORTHVIU-e HAVEM'T THE A ET. V TirfT VoF COFHKiS V ) ''V ' TOKJE MVSEXF 'amXIOOS revETg feOJOy r- 1 : '' l AT . j .j, .. : IZ-fiJ ' : ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' traag Mr Vttj. U. S. Pal. OBiCT .vJ fTw r Ii l' " j nT-ARTMlMs I WB HMJBWWmi, . I. I ivianv JOfinous 1 paata nnrru , . , i 1 .,-.i .-- JAraNVILLt c,W. -HJOftHtft -SWffiaaSSi JACKSONVILLE, Ore., Dec. 111.! (Special) Mrs. Fleta Chapman of Clold Mill attended tho Kobekah Christmas party und the anniver sary In honor of her mother, Mrs. Alice L'lrich, 'Who had been a member 50 years. Mrs. Vivian Beach and Mrs. Coke wero Soliciting funds for tho community Christmas tree Mon day. - 'J. A. Orchard Is much Im proved . since his recent Illness. Mrs. Jesse Lindsay of Ashland, hoiise1 guest of Mrs. Fred Bnrtley made n trip to Ashland Friday re turning Saturday with her son. Fenton Frank, owner of tho new Jacksonville movie theatre, and And'ruH Smith return! Mon day from Oakland. Mr. Frank's brother: accompanied them on their ' return. The Jacksonville radio hour Ib being enjoyed by residents here Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoon from 3 until 4 o clock.- Hugh and Billy Ferguson- of Medford were dinner . guests at the Sander home Sunday. . Dick and Frank Klrpatrick have instnlled a hot lunch coun ter in their confectionary store. Mrs. Ella Meade, Mia. Anna Parker and Mrs. Earl -Allan of Grants Pass were 'dinner' guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stevenson Monday. t Can Ruth of tho Rlich store was a visitor in Jacksonville last week. Lee Benson and family who have been living In south Jack sonville tho past two years have moveil to Medford. Miss Mary Wetterer Is taking care of Mr. and Mrs. Richard son's placo on Millionaire drive, while they have gone tot Pasadena for a month's visit with relatives. Miss Loulso Lawhead has been very 111 at her homo In south Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Dunnlng- toh and family leavo Saturday for Salinas, Calif., to spend Christ mas with Mrs. Dunnlngton's rela tives. Amung the many who have re cently visited our local museum from a distance are: J. cnip sey, Arrlby. Colo.; Win. Clawfoml.i St. Paul, Minn.; J. O. Cunningham, Portland and L. AI. Broodbent of Portland. Elmer Adams. Ed dutches and son Edwin C.utches left Tuesday morning for Portland. Miss Golda Boone Is expected home Sunday from . Irfwlston, Idaho, where she - Is teaching school, to spend the Christmas va cation with her pnrents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Boone. Mrs. Jack Hudson, nee Wllina Sheley. underwent nn operation for appendicitis at the Sacred Heart hospital last Friday and she Is Improving nicely. Miss Klfeley taught' hero last year and Js now a resident of Medford. SHADY C'OVE, Ore., Uco. 19. YSpoclal.) Jim Honk in, nick In the Suoreil Heart hospltnt, at .nut report wax n little better. Mm. Italh Bender has been ill formme time nnrt now tin an Attack of appendicitis and will go to the hospital noon. The recent rntn has raided nil the creeks tributary to the HnRue river here and the river In accord ingly very htKh but up to the dres ent has done no damage. Bad coldn and Home wort of "flu" have been Rolns; the round, but there h been no nevere .cknetp except Mr. Dcnni. whoe cold de veloped Into pneumonia, that proved fatal. ' SHADY COVE ... ' - t-i-xf .ess 1 Many Spurious -Century Notes in Circulation , NEW YORK. Dec! 13. (P) O lance carefully ' at your change there's a lot of coun terfeit f 100 bills about. Allen O. Straight, head of tho secret service in New York, has revealed that a number of spurious notes of new Federal Reserve HO0 denomination are .being cir culated. .throughout the . cotfn try, especially in cities along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. Tho bills are nearly perfect In engraving and experts can detect them only with the aid of powerful magnifying glusscs. The green Ink Is too dark in spots and tho picture of Benjamin Franklin on the face Is made from too fine a 'screen among other f!aVs. V SHADY COVE SCHOOL SHADY COVE, Ore., Dec. 19. (Special.) Our school will give an entertainment this Friday ovening. t will consist of Christmas enrols and speaking by tho children. A Christmas tree will lie. feature to please tho little ones. All are In vited to participate. '1 '.M JACKSONVILLE FAMILY MOVE TO CENTRAL POINT JACKSONVILLE, Ore., Dec. 19. (Special.) Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lynam and children who have been living In the Mark Forest house moved to the ranch' beyond Central Point owned by Judge Tou Velle of this place, where Mr. Ly nam will have employment. ''Ruth nrrd; Donald Vrhd uttended our public school will now attend tho. Central Point school. , JACKSONVILLE REPORT SHOWS MUCH RAINFALL .lArivKOXVILLK. Ore.. Dec. 19. (Special.) The total rainfall since Saturday, Dec. 7, wnen ine present storm began, until uvc. n. In ft fti Ini'lipx. Thn mpiin tcninnr- ature during the fctorni was 6! de grees and the minimum 42, Rain fall since Sept. 1st, R.0K Inches. This report in Klven by Km II Brltt, local reporter iur ine government weather bureau. ! JACKSONVILLE CLUB HAS C. P. INVITATION JACKSONVILLE., Ore., Dee. 10. (Special.) The past Nonle Grand rlun met at the home of Mrs. Jake Schafer, Tuesday nftertionn. An invitation from Central point club was rend and accepted to meet with them fdr nn nil day session, Jan. 7ih..'. 5 Refreshments were served by h hostess. TRUCK KILLS-SHEEP NEAR SHADY COVE HMADY f'OVK, Ore., Dec. 1. (Special.) Dick Johnson had the mMnrtune to In several sheep this week. He . was -driving them ncfnss thv Rogue Klver lirldgo and a truck driver run Into them. ! '. 'A'- '' "allhtT P !!'' j U'n j tf' lsiai ir.ri fraiurf yorvitT, Inc.. t.rrm Hntmn nghH roitrvnl. FOOTS CftEBK, Ore., Dec. 19. (Spl.) Tho Foots Creek Sunday school will enjoy a Christmas pro gram next Sunday and it Is hopc.l that all children will be present. K. It Prefountnlne reports that enough water Is now available lo Hermit resOmiition of activity at his mine.' ! Fred Bates has rented his placer mine to Hen Harrison. Glen DeJanvlcr has returned from Washington ivhere he spent the summer, and expects to engage In mining. . Mr. and Mrs. 'C. Carr IHvo' re turned from San Fnihcisco vhero the Visited their daughter: ' ' ; I SHADY COVE, Ore., Dec. 19. (Special.) TIiIh community wan shocked to learn lut weuk of the pnsHinK of. our friend and ne.Khbor Bert W. Dennis.- By his kind and irenerous disposition he had en deared' himself (o, iili' who; .knew him. We extend our, sincere sym pathy to his parent and fa nil I y. ORIENT TOUR PLANNED BY JACKSONVILLE FOLK JACKSONVILI,!-;, Ore.. Dec. (Special.) A. It. LIvlnKston and sister who live north of town." left here the first of the month for the Orient. They will make a tour of China und several other countries, returning vlii Manila, and expect to reach Jacksonville uRutn in April. TUALATIN -P) More than 109 pennies wero taken from the Op; Kon Kloctric station and u f"v coins were taken from tho poht offico, by thieves, Notice. In the County Court of tho Stale of Oregon for Jackson County. Tn the Matter of the Kstnte of C. B. Itostel, Deceawed. Notice Ik hereby given that the undersigned has filed his Final lie port and Account tn the nbovo en titled matter, and the utiovo en titled Court has fixed January 1Mb, maw, at J o'clock h. m.. Jn the County Court Uoom In tho Court House In Medford, Jackson County. Oregon, as the time and place for nearing objections to said Final Account, and for the settlement thereof. BERT C. TtOflTlCL, Administrator. classified advertising hatfi Ritn ptt word far ttrit hntrlion, 2c; Mth metttffnf Inftrtion, It) minimum 25c. Imff yvr Mli with Ftr stt, For Rent, He, antf count ttint wordi at mil at tach initial, ttltphoni number, tie., a word. Clauitifd ad In advanci and not tafctn ow phonf, unlm dmtim hai Monthly account. No iivwaTHi i bt prism crrori. WANTKD MIRCI:LIyAl:01'S WANTED To exrhanifn poultry ami ,!i'jin ranches for city prop erly Or small acreaKe. W. A C'hllders, Jacksonville. 27.V WANTED Hmall or medium rook smve or ranne, good condition. prlcj rlffllt. Tel. 1113-1,. ; DHIVLS'O tn Los Angeles for holl df.y. Will take two; share ex pensea. 410 E. Main. 270 WANTED Will pay not over 125 cash for used safe. Thomss Iloiilty Co. 271 WANTED-Jnd hand goods Junk. Pat's, 1509 Prune, Ph. (7-L. 286 WASTED To buy all kinds of livestock for slaughtering. Phone 6C5-L. Rogue River Meat 'o. 282 Wanted cieui eottoa nn t - Mll Trlbuq oKlw. . . 1ELIAMLE MAN with car as di rect factory representative In Medford and nearby counties. No experience necessary. Ln-i usual opportunity for advance ment. MUSt 1)0 Willing to HtM't ! on reasonable basis. Synchro i Motors Company, nauio urcea, . Michigan. 27 WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Housework, by ynunn lady, l'hono liuo-L. Mrs. L. L. Myers. H71 WANTED Position by secrctary s(enonrapher: has had some led ger work:' experienced In many types of business; complete ref erences. IJox E. O., Mall Tribune. 271) FOR HKST HOUSES KOI! KENT Small modern fur nished house; xnritKo. b()4 . lOlh. 270tf FOR RENT Unfurnished house In Evorctte Court, west 1 1 in Ht. Has elec. sieve, jilcnty built-fns, bre.ikfnst nook st, largo Karaite, etc. l'hone 238. 269tf FOlt I:ENT Smnil furnished house. Inqulro at 24ti S. Ivy. 270t( FOl! IIENT One and 3-room houses; water; furnislied; Jlu and $15. 812 Rn mm 1 1. 270 FOlt KENT Small furnished houMc, 3 rooms and bath; close In; suitable for two; (20 a mo., water paid. Inquire 125 8. Holly. . . 271 FOR KENT 6-room unfurnished house on paved street, near high and Kl'ade .schools; stationary tubs, KuruKO, woodshed, cement drlvu. l'hone 018-J or see Curl Weaver at Main Ht. Standard Oil station. tf FOR ItENT 6-room house, close In. ' Inqulro Club. 267lf FOlt ItENT 2 -room onttaKC housekeeping 325 E. Jackson ' Kt. 270 IIOI.'KES FOR ItENT and SALE Call 105. Mf FOR ItENT 3-room modern col taire. furnished, (20, lnquiro712 W. Jackson. 2fl5tt FOR RENT 5-room houso. In ciulro ItunKalow titoro. i'hone 485-R. 200tf FOR RENT 8-room houso, suit able for rooming house: fuel furnished. Call 631. 2 .1 S t f FOR ItENT Cozy, comfortable, newly decorated modern cottage of 5 rooms; also garago and woodhouse. Adults. 710 W. 1 1 Hi. Cull at 723 W. llth, of mornings. tf FOR RENT 5-room unfurnished houso. Inqulra Redden & Co. tf FOR REN T Home.. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown 4 Whits. 17tf FOR RENT 5-room unfurnished house, 1035 W. 10th. Bee C. A. DoVoe. nhona 823-J- 12if FOR RKNT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Oarnee. 104 Bo. Oak dale. Phone 6011-L. tt LOSt LOST -On highway, between here nnd Dunsinulr, paekage eontnin- ). jn-trlvuto pupers nf JHr. :. A. Knight. Finder, ph'irse notify Mr. C. A. Marshall. 421 Ho. Front Ht.. . :ind ffHvf icwaid. 26Htf PUBS HIDES PELTS Trappen, 70a hare mar ket for your fur at borne. Let ui estimate, or tot yotff own pries. Trapt at cost Medford Bargain Houm 17 North Orapa at. Phona 1061 By George McManus NEVER MlND-CrO HOME WHILE YOU'RE HEALTHY FOlt RENT 3-r0om furnished apartment; private bath. 2111 So. Ivy. . 273 FOlt KENT 3-room apartment and Mirage, SlH-Ou. 200 W. Jaek son. 271 FOR RENT Unfurnished steam- heated apt. 135 .N. Holly HI. 273 FOR RENT, adults, ono apurtmcnt. nealeo; one apai imciii, slovi-s. Ull So. Riverside. 273 FOR RENT - 4-room apartmont Willi nam ana garage, sai . Oakdale. 250tf FOR RENT 3-room apt, unfur nished; hdw. floors, slenm heat, Friuldulre, hot water and KaraKe. 603 B. Holly. 265tf FOR RENT rApt. and naraKe; en ure lUWCr 1IUUI, UIILU11IIOIIVU A ccpt range. Inquire 148 S. Ivy. 253tf FOR RENT 2 and S-rm. furn. apts; garage. co west ium. 247lf FOR RENT Modern furnished apt.: adults. Phone S03-Y. 3in N. Holly. 238lf FOR RENT Sieam-tieated apart ments and steeping room, iuud W. Main. M9tf FOR RENT -r- Modern furnished downstairs apartmenta; adults. 345 N. Bartlett. Phone 763-M. 245tf roil RENT FURNISHED N ROOMS FOR RENT Front room, close In: hot ii ml cold walor; shower. 20 Ho. Fir. 276 FOR RENT-NIco hodroom on first flcmr; beat it desired. 32D South Riverside Ave. tf FOR RENT Furnished- room with heat. 414 8. Riverside. 27U FOR RENT Largo, Wed furnish ed sleeping rooms, 1110 W. Main, l'hono 1201-L. 357tt FOR EtCnANGB HEART'S IN II.IOIII.AND, and his town property good. Wants free water, nut range, sonio clear Innd. This Is vollr ehanco. Heo HOLMES for HOMES. Hotel Nash corner. 27 FOR BALH DOG AlfD PETS FOlt SALE Fox terrier puppies. Phone 653-J-2. H71 van sALr, roTJirn FOR HALF Ducks. West end of Prune Ht. FOR HALE Luff O'rplftg'ton cock erels. Finn birds. 211 Van couver. . Phono 267-L! 270 FOR SAIIB TIOMKS A (HIOl) INVEHTMKNT 'lr-i, 4-rnnm cottage, bath, etc paved streets, very close In. Will easily rent for .' per mo. rur a quick sale, (2000. L. II. PICK ELL. 204 Last Main, l'hono 083-L. 275 FOR HALE 6-room Dome, handy to schools. I'hone 106. 10711 WILL SACRIFICE (1600 equity In Medford home for good car, or . soil fltean for cash. Box L. J Mall Tribune. 263tf FOR SALE RKAIi KHTATB IIAROAIN DE LUXE 24 acres IM'll irt'C SU1, H'lrB .,r., i aero grapes: on good road, frost free. Owner saerlfielng at 3. (101); ;i,ooo down, bnl. tn suit. The t). E. Millard Agency, 423 E. Main. ONLY (1000 One acre at edge of city llmlls; fair Improvement,. Terms. L. O. PICKELL. 204 E. Main. l'hono 183-L. 274 FOR PALW OR TltADH Otte of the finest little dairy ranches In thn Rogue River valley, with or without 16 bead ot cows, I'hona FOR HALE Ity owner. Baby overland tourinK; newlv over hauled: very reasonable. John Draws, 244 ivy. 270tf IlETTER USED CARS 11120 Chrysler 00 2-door sedan. 1028 Pontine ' 2-door sedan. 1!28 Durant 4 4-door sedan. 11124 Jewett 4-door sedan. Plenty ot oilier good values. Sec them at MEAU-FURCII MOTOR CO. 270 IOLIDAY SPECIALS IN USED CARS Come In and turn In vour car on down payment of one of these Holiday Specials. You will find them the best value' In tho city. They a rd all put In tho best of condition and aro ready to go. Don't wall until your car gots another veur older: come In now. 1928 Pontine Sedan In the best of condition J075.O0 1027 Oakland Hcdan with trunk; l.caut fu 11a nt Job ....(050.00 1927 Essex Super II Coupe: look this over .. . (386.00 1925 Lulck Coach; one of tho real xalucs (396.00 1025 Oldsmoblle Tourlng..;.( 150.00 Blar Touring $100.00 Chevrolet Touring ( 00.00 Ford Light Delivery ( 25.00 HANDERHON MOTOR CO. Your Oakland and Pontlao Dealer. 271' HERE Is your chance to buy a good automooilu cheap iu-u unevro let sedan, also Essex Coupe. Call 605 Columbus Ave. 270 FOR 8ALE 1928 Ford Roadster, (76 cash: 1923 Ford delivery cheap. See at Flchtner'a Oarage. 253tf FOR SALE Now Ford trtick, run 3,500 miles. Priced right. IS. J. Whlto. 4 miles west Phoenix or Ut. 1, R. F. D., Medford. 250tl FOR SALR LIVESTOCK ' FOR HALE 2 milk cows, fresh Jan. 1st nnd April 1st; also 8-months-old heifer: bargain. E. A. Purves, Talent, Wagner creek. ' 276 FOR KALE 2 cows, (65 and (75. Ted Fish, Phoenix. 272' FOlt SALE llaby calves. Dyke's Dairy. Van 270 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR KALE Wood; body fir. oak, laurel, miitixanlta, (3.00 tier up. Tel. 1318-X. 276 FOlt HALE Team of farm horses. watcOn and harness, (150. A. T. Johnson, LuKcr Lano, opposite apple dryer. 270 MEN Don't forget to look n tho new Hlnger Electric; makes a wonderful gift for wife, mother, daughter. We have little ones for tho little daughter, also. Al ways, good buys In used electrics and trendies, Hlnger Hewing Ma chine Co.. 130 W. 6th Ht. 274 MADE-UP npplo boxes 15o Whllo they lust. Roguo River Co. 281' FOR HALE Apples for cooking and eating. Different grades and Varieties: 50o and till. 509 W. 1 1 til, opposlio Oakdale Grocery, 27 5 FOR HA LE Ground nlfalf hay, IHo Ib: Newtown apples, 2c Ib. Td Fish. Phoenix. 272 FOR HALE 16-ln. dry old growth fir, (3.25 tier; mannanlta, (3.25 and up, delivered. Phone 068-L, 272 FOR HALE Pedigreed roller ca naries, day and night lingers. Phone 173, Jacksonville. 274 WHEN YOU think of read estate, see Brown White. tt FOR HALE Apples and dried prunes. Phone 731-W-J. 277 FOR HALE For sand and gravel sediment and general teaming Tel. 012-J. Bam'l Hateman. tf FOR SALR Used sewing mi chines; all makes, IS up; terms If desired. All makes rented and repaired. While dewing Macnino Co., 11 North Bartlett lltf FOR APPLES Can 1111-R. ma FOR IALE MIBCELLAKBOIJI VOH SALE Kindling by tho load. Aledturd Fuel Co., Tel, 31. 2l5t( FOlt fALE At a bargain, lathe. 14'xlO'. 114 Si Ilurtletl. 2tiStf FOR SALE Heavy team harness and wagon. Phone U75-J. 273 Fort SALE 2 drag saws. Medford Fuel Co.. Phono (31. tf FOR SALE Bulbosa (bluaxrass) seed for aala, 20o Der pound. Communicate with Williams A Seegmlller, Route 3, Central Point, or call at ranch, Antloch district. tt FOR SALE Page field fence, yard fence, gates, netting, all kinds; cedar and steel fence muterial. "Wo build fences." Gaddis & Dixon. Tel. 268. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Titlo. Title Insurance. Rooms 3 and 5, No. 83 North Central Ave., upstairs. JACK SOX 00. Abstract Co. Abstracts of Tills and Tltlo Instir- unco. The only complete Title System In Jackson CnuntTj Accountant. O. Q. D'ALBINI -Certified Public Accountant. Auditing, account ing, tax service. Office, Collego Building. Phono 8ti6. , 223tt Bicycles BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP Work guaranteed. Auto iocks ana Keys for all cars. 19 N. "ir St. Tel. 261. tM Chiropractic riiyslclnna DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist- urnco hours 9 to 12: 2 to 5. 203-204 Liberty Uldg. Office phone S80: Res, phone 790-H. Eye Specialists DR. D. A. CHAMBERS,. Optome trist. Eyes examined, uiasses fitted. 404 Medford Bldtf. Tel: 188. -352lf Expert Accountant ' WILSON AUDITINQ CO. B. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given to anything In aocountylng and Income Tax Requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Liberty Bldg., Medford. Phone 157-R. Financial WE LEND MONEY to worthy peoplo to pay their honost debts. Pacific Coast Credit Association,. 42.3 Medford Bldg., Medford, Ore. Freight Transportation LONO DISTANCE HAULING Medford - Klamatu truck line, Dally service. Bonded carriers. Special rates on load lots. Auts - Freight torralnal, (6 S. Fir. Tel. 1083. Monoy to Loan MONEY TO LOAN to worthy peo ple to pay their honest debta AIbo any amount to loan on cltf . properly. Thomas Realty uo. Room 12, Palm Blk., Cor. Mull and Front His., upstairs. J Ixmtt Tlmo J7 Real Estate J D Mortgage IssSJ U Phono IMS Commercial Finance Corp. Medford. Oregon DO YOU NEED MONEY? W mage snort nmo iumi. actions strictly confidential. Ill Liberty Bldg. Open Tuesday! and Fridays till 8 p. m. PhonS 667-J. 11. H. Banister, H. Q Chrlstner. Monuments THE OREGON GRANITE CO. Monuments, n. a. micks. u.n oral Manager; P. M. Kershaw, Sales Manager, 102 N. Front St., Medford. - Painting and Papcrhanglna II. MARX Quality painting, tint ing ana papernnnging; saves nnu beautifies; color schemes that aro "easy to llvo with" at mini mum costto you; docoratlng of new and old furniture and na tures. Phone 178-J. M. A. I1LIHS & CO. Painting, pa- pcrhanglng, Interior nnisning, general contracting. 1709 K. Main St. Phone 1045-R; Pin no Instruction FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony. Halght Music Studio, 818 Liberty Bldg., Phono 72. 15tf Printers nntl Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Haa tho best equipped printing office In Soulhern Oregon. Bookbind ing, looso lent lodgers, billing svslems, eto. Portland prices. 17 N. Fir St. Radio Service RADIO SERVICE on any make radio. H. O. Purucker, 21 South Grape street. Office Phona 335i Res. 1442. - -111 Sand nntl Gravel C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel plant. Cleaned, washed rand and gravol: crushed gravel, all sixes. Phone plant 1203 or office 127. 164tf Transfer EADS TRANSFER 8TORAO8 C. Office 111 N. Fir Street. Phone 915.. Prices right. Serv ice guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER 8TORAGH Service gunrantoed. 20 8. Orapa Ht., Phone 644, or residence 1060. TRANHFER AND STORAGE r. E. Samson Co. Quick service. Prices reasonable. Cargo Insur ance protection. 3 N. River side. Phone 8(3. Uphnlsteiing THIIIAULT Maker of overstuffed furnlturo made to order; ra upholstering. We estimate, show samples. Phone S6I-R. lit Window Cleaning? LET OEOROH DO IT Phona lltt for housecleanlng, floor wiling. Janitor service, Qto. V tat).