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Newspaper Page Text.. pFQp MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOR l) OK' l-ffiOX ,' FIMDAY, DECEM I'.KR 27, .199. PAGE Fivi- It MUR FOLLOWS PATH WHEAT FLUCTUATION jPbriTLAXD, Dec. 27. P) "With cgR and butter tprtces sta ll Hi zed for a limo at leant, flour has taken their place us tlio Jumjj InfT' jack of the. commodity mar ket. !' Wheat's fluctuations up nn1 down havo played hldo and Reek with- flour prices. Tho cereal had been advancing up to this morn ltfe.Avhon weaker prices were an nounced nt both Liverpool and Chicago. Before tills, iiowever, floiir had soared up on an aver-ngo-;of 40 cents a barrel for he HtnnAard lira nils. Whether there will.' bo a decrease to tuke up Hie 'Black In the new wheat quo-, trtifo'ns remains problematical. At any- rote, it is not well to expect stable flour prices until wheat has tolleti on a more permanent tone value. Haw milk was quotably lower. ... . ' i . .. '.' . ' PixhIiicc. PORTLAND,-. Ore, Doc. 27. OP)' MILK. Raw - milk (4 per cent,), lower, '.$2.40 to $2.60. cwt., deliver-, od'.'Portlnml, less -1 per cent. But-tei'fnt:-Station, 3."c; track. 37c; do llvtrod'at Portland, . 40c. Butter, eggs, 'poultry, country modis, onlonB,-potatoes, wool, nut". hay,!cascara bark and hops, steady alid .'unchanged. " ' Livestock "PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 27. (VP) CATTLE and CALVES: Quotably steady; receipts cattle 25. calves 5. . HOGS: Quotably steady; receipts 4(10. ' . SHEEP and LAMBS: Quotably steady; receipts 25. ''''. Sugar mill Flour. P6RTLAND. Ore.. Dec; 27. ) CASK SUGAR - (sacked' basis) steady; -cane, fruit .or berry, $5.40 per tawt.:- beet sugar, $5.25 cwt. FLOUR (city delivery prices) Lower; family patents. 49s, $8.00; whole wheat, 49s, $7.10; graham. 49s, $0.90; .'bakers' hard. wheat. 9Ss, $7.69: -bakers', bluestem pntentv, 9Ss, $7.00; pastry flour, 49s,' $7.50. , Suit "FStiiicIsco UiiYtcrfa't. "tiXs FRANCISCO, Dec. 27. W) Bulterfat, f. o. b., San Francisco, 42 H c. . .'. fjKfl. J J ' Friday. December 27. 0 -.10' 6:30 p.m. Interwoven "Pair -ttrniii--contlnental). NHC service Ho KGO. KHQ, KOMO, KOW. KFI. . 0:30. to 7 p.m. Phllco's Theater Memories (transcontinental). N UC service to KGO, KHQ, KO MO.'KGW, KFI. , 7 to 7:30 p.m. ArmstronR Quak . ers (transcontinental). NBC ser- , vice to KGO, KHQ, KOMO, KGVV KFI. ' . '" 7:30 to 8 p.m. Armour progi-.m : (trancontinent&l from. ChleaKc). NHC sorvlec to IvGO, IfHQ, KO ' 'MO, KOW. KFI. 8 to 8:30 p.m. FootllKhls. NBC .: service to kGO.' KECA. ' 8;30 to 8:45 p.m. The Pepsod-.'n: - program 'Amos n Andy (Irar.s- continental).' NIIC service ' t'i KGO. KHQ, 1 KOMO, KOW, KE CA. . '..,, 8:45 to ,'J 'p!m.: John and Ned. NBC soVvlCe- to. KGO. KOMO. KOW, KECA. .. 9 to 9:30' p.m. Piano Pictures. NIIC service to KGO, KECA..' 10 to 10:30 p.m. "In the Parlor." NBC service to KGO, KHQ, Kl! CA, KO A. 10:30 to II p.m. Pnciflo Nomad. NIIC service to KGO, KHQ, KE CA, KOA. ' Hntcl St. Francis Dance yrohe.i trn. NL1C service. to4 K:0,(ik!HQ. KOMO. .1 V-H YAKIMA,' Wash. (fl5) A number of fsll hop'os .hnve boart tnteov cred iKtHim trdrk bh the Tovpcti-Inh-dblilendalc tonit evade on Toi penish Ytdge1 about eight miles Houtlrof hero. 'Most W them were In a small area about 10 fcot-fcclow the surface In Volcanic ash ovcrly ' IttK a roclf formation. '. Vl ' 1-1 . Tho bohes.wbrkmHn f6r"B. T. I'oiors, dontracior, 'aald, ovldontly mnilo a complete skeletbh bf an an cient animal -that must liavo been of ' Immense 'Ic. Tho bones ex tended 40 foe aadwere. bige pom; pared to Ihosef 'any 'fircseni dajj domestic anlmai..;,ti. !s.', '.. t , PARIS Ai Amcrlcun gifts cun tlnuc to enrich the , famoun mu nruitin tf Krartce. , A but of M urn ha 1 Foch by Jo Davldton. the American nculptor, thp gift of the rtlit, wan accepted by, the Council of National lu trunm and ordered placed In the Verwalllen palace. .Jamea Ilazen Hyde gave neven painted doom and two aculptured pan ft a from the home of Adolphe Vyoa-.to- lhcCompiene muwum. Bravertnn.- New addition to preaent nenvrton high trhoo! tuildln dedicated, ' ; . THE MARKETS c .,!.(. ' ' .' - FRENCH ISEioil GIFTS FROM AMERICANS BRINGING UP FATHER BY JOVE. AN EGYPTIAN! ANTIQUE IT MQ5T BE AM E&YPT.AfM TEL-EPHOSlE BOOTH THE NEBBS Laugh, LOT. OF ." DirTEREWtE ' IN OUR OLD - FRIEND, Ru ThSoE OCXSS EVE.U SlMCE . FLIMT'S 4100,000 LIFTED TMe ee. of m'.sfdrtuue OFF OF HIM Cheap Home Brew Is Gaining Foothold in Great Britain LONDON (U. P.) ' BootlegslnB an industry supposedly confined mainly to the United States, is now baffling British . excise authorities. Home brewing of beer fs being carried out on a large '."scale., acr cording to customs officials. Such practice eliminates paying the duty now enforced by tho gpvr crnment. Brewers' associations are objecting to the new underground ilkluof'traMK". -iA; government in quiry is ui be made and some form of national control suggested. . Malt and hops, also, obtainable In the United Stntcs, arc the chief In gredients used In the home brew eries. Packets of malt and hops and other ingredients necessary to make three gallons of beer can be secured from the corner grocer, or nenrest drug store for about 36 cents.- The bootleg brand can bo thade for two cents a pint, com pared with the usual price of 10 cents a pint nowjeharged. ' BIG PART WITH GAY DIPLOMATS GENEVA. (P) Dancing parties ( play a big part.ln' the diplomatic lifo of-Geneva,' wliero statesmen, from every curve of the globe come j and go throughout the s'ear on ; League of Nations business, . , Typical of theso functions w-J that arranged by thi Chinese Ue!o- gatlon at the assembly this year. I To tho'stnilns of American hur- monies, Chinese and Japanese, j Siamese, East Indians and l-.thio-plans. In clstumes of their distent countries, 'moved In rhythmic ca dence with their neighbors of Eu rope and the. Americas. Some of the leaders In world af fairs make these gatherings serve political purposes. But many Intel -national personages dance became they find In these affairs their chief relaxation from official bur dens. ' y ' Hepresentathta of almost all Lntin-Amcrlcan countries In Ge neva; are distinguished for their enjoyment of dancing and their grace '.In this exercise. ' ' - Mariano Cornejo of Peru: Arls lldes de Aguero y.llethancourt of Cuba:' Dr. Gustavo Guerrero nf Salvador.' president of the recent assembly; Dr. Alberto Ouanl of t'liriiguay. another former assem bly ..president., and Dr.' Jose I'r rutla, Colombian minlstrt-'to Swit zerland, all lake pleasure In trerd Ing a measure. "' . .. The British devotee of dancing is Phlll ilaker,. once a famouo Olympic games runner, whose cl.i qtience at a conference table Is matched by his lively delight In a polished floor., - put of the 'celebrities who fre quent 'Geneva, none enjoys dancing more than Dr. Vrldtjof Nanser, Norwegian 'explorer. This gr-ninl veteran 'likes jilenty of room when he dance. Like , a young. poUr bear on an Ice-floe, he romps hap pily and to tha Juy, also, of all beholders. . .., . ; , Qnorr C'onnerTlrnt Cats BEACON FAI.I.H. Conn. (U- P ) A three-legged cat here has en tered. freak competition with a two-tailed cat which la the pride of a New Haven fire-house. De spite his handicap, the local rat l as agile- as his better-equipped brothers and-alsifra, YOU KNOW. I MUCH INTERESTED IN ANTIQUES wws: 7 L. ) tfi l21. Inl'l Prntiirf Clown, Laugh Official figures show that during ho 'past 10 years the annual con sumption of legal beer has de creased by-07,052,280 gallons. Cellar- and kitchen breweries nre held ' largely responsible for this dimi nution.. . . .,- , . . . . : Beer, is excisable If it contnins i'the alcohol equivalent of 2 per ; cent: proof spirits. Packets now sold with tho proper ingredients also contain bruited,, instructions for. correct brewing. .. ' An excise official said about the existing condition when ques tioned:. ,"AVe know that ' home i brewing is on the Increase', and we tare taking all possible precautions j to discover those making beer with out license.. There huvp been many prosecutions this year. ( .. . , "We are almost powerless, for a house V houso search -Is obviously Ipi possible. r. Wo . takp Immediate act I on, Iw w'cVert" V'b n fn iyrnWlo n i'coeived.! or iev'dSnco' 'OI)tnhed ,by 'pallet:"' f - v ' ' . , MR FRAfe POLICE; CANNES, France W A bitter secret war between Pasclsls and anll-Fasclsts on the Itlvlcra is pre senting the police with a difficult situation. Besides many unexplained dls aVpcarnnccs the casualties ftp the past year include six killed by bombs and seven other murders. Not. one bomber has been caught nor one murderer arrested. ., Secret societies within secret so cieties, tho disposition of .the Ital ian workman to shift from town to town, and the extremely high per centage of foreigners In the Alpcs Maritlines district, , coupled with the fact that tho killers probably are brought from other regions or counties,, combine, to., baffle the sleuths,. , Most of the deaths ure execu tions, the, guilt . seemingly being about eoually divided between the two. factions. The .situation has become so ncuto that some Italiuns don't trust their own families. ( The fate of some of those who have 'disappeared Is known to and Fascist .circles., . .They .beeamo too venturesome crossed the border Into Italy.,' and iu:c, 'noW residing on on of the Italia nprlson islands, most of them for life. I1ATAVIA, Dutch East Indies Itadio has come as a blessing to the thousands of Islands com posing the nrchlpclngo over which Queen ' W'ilhcllnlna is sovereign Seven big short .wave stations pro vide telephonic transmission to tho motherland and smaller sta tions give Inter-Inland toniinuhlca tlon. Notice, In th County Cou-t of the State of Oregon for Jncfenun County. In the Matter of the Kstare of Dan . te Whetstone. Deceased. Notice Is hereby alven that the nnd-rslgned has filed his Final lie. port and Account In-the atiova en titled matter, 'and ibe1 above en titled Court ha fixed January 20th, ISlD.'it 10 o'clock- a: m.-. In the County Court room lit the Court House In "Medfnrri. Jackson County. Oregon, as the time and place for hearing Wectlons to said Final Account, and for the settlement thereof. HARIir C. SKYRMAN. Administrator. Kfltlen to Ofslllora, Notleo Is hereby given that the unlrig;nrd, has beenappointed b)' f MOW TV4ATS THE WAY I PFLIWT 1 OUST-CANT ACi FPtV 1 I TgT ILL TAKE IT AND I'LL 7ELLVOU X. TT : -.like 'to see vol. act amo . frrJiooooo as a 6.f't. noJ if "SL vu do vll ive vou A i ' . FEEL - ROM MOW ON) LET'S .' Q cOl BE 06U 6ATEO .TO SUC 4 5.000 VOUR .MTERESTS) 1" i-i.-nlWrnw comfortable- i mave - .... an ektmtvll &ive vou mv ' f ' 1 amt jo be thewnd op ,J NO OE3IRE TO SEE THE . . imterest IM THE PICTURE SUSINESai ,; PRIEMD THAT SOU WEEETOME- 1 ' V -MISERV 6r-NOUTRVIM& ' i FOR TMAT-l PUT THAT MUCH ; V 1 VMAMT NOO TO SlEEP NISHTS " TO 6ET RlCH'AGAINJ. J , . ' , DOU&H IKJTO' IT L DON'T SAW rJj 1L ' LIKE A NI&HT WATCHMAN! AMD I I : .' S. ' : . ' : -. vou'll set it- out-it madei K- , Vvjear a smile till it-hurts 2. " '''' " " "''k " ' " ' 10WL OOTifiPj?ie MlSMTST:- I foi " -. VOUR FACE, . ..'. " ''! J ' Z-27 i-J . ' ,S i'm rfri;,i J,; TjWif1'!1 Iff il'Sl i '' ' ' )cnr,r,B).19Q. bvThf BMI Sv-il.V.,- Inc.) TrM-l- B.t II. s. nnif AM VERY WELL. ME ALL HAVE OUR FAULTS Service, lnr., Grmt Urilnin riclitt rrM-rvrtl. the County Court for Jackson County, Oregon. . administrator of the estate of Andrew T. Poole, de ceased. All persons having claims against said estato are hcroby no tified to present tho same, duly verified, to the undersigned admin istrator at his office, room 210, of the .Medford National Bunk Build ing, Medford, Oregon, on or beforo six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published: De cember 20th. 1929. DON It. NEWIIl.'llY, ' Administrator of the Estate of ' - Andrew T.- Poole, Deceased. , CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING aATES . Uitn air wofd tor first InKrtion, 2c; itch ivcctiaing inttrtlon, le: nlnlnsin 25c. tndix jraur wis with For Salf, For Rent, tic, and count thisc words as well as cb initial, tiltphonl numorr, lc, at a word. Classified ads In advance and' not taken 'Vrtr phone, unlets advertiser has monthly account, No allowance for phone errors. . ' , HELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED Young girl for house work. 714 Bcckman Ave. 273tf WANTED MALK HELP AGENTS WANTED With sales Ability and familiar with orchard work, Xo sell something new and novel. for supporting fruit-laden l!rivba of trees: cHeaper and bet tor tlinn wooden props. Big com mission. Beall Pipe & Tank Cor poration, Portland, Oregon. 278 ' WANTED MISCELLANEOUS VANTED Dictaphone: must lw in good condition. Phono mil -ft. . 27!l WANTED At once, load of mer chandise or household furniture to haul from Los Angeles to this valley. Call 1125-J. 277 WE PAY CASH for furs, hides and pens anil 1UIIK or '111 ocscriimon. Medford Bargain IIouho, Phono 1IIC2. 27 Nu. Prune. 270lf WANTED Tractor plow. Phor.e 61I7-J-2. 277 WANTED Used tractor plow. Tel. 112H-R. , ,278 WANTED-'-Loca! or long distance hauling. Insured cnrriiT. Spec ial stick moving equipment. Wo guarantee to save , you money. - Iluwlcy Transfer, 010 N. Itiver-sld.-. Phone Ulll-X. 3:111 WANTED-2nd hand goods & Junk. . Pat's, IMG Prune. Ph. 647-L. 286 WANTED To buy all kinds of livestock 'for slaughtering. Phone 66G-L. Jtugue River Meat Co. 282 WANTED Clean cotton rata at Mall Tribune oftlo. If FOR 11EXT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished 2 or 3 room apts: garage. 004 W. 10th. 271lf FOR RENT Fully modern fur nished apartments; hot tind cold water supplied. Sunrise Super ; Station, cor. ) 2th and Riverside. Phono 1388 - 207tf FOR RENT Apartments. 334 Apple. '-'12 FOR HUNT Modern, attractive apartment In new Arthur Arms, 330 N. Holly St. JdTmf FOR RENT .Furlnahcd ant.: lights, water, garage, $18. Tel. 452-H. - 275lf FOR RENT 2 or 3-room apts: rii rage. 604 W. 10th. 27 It f FOR RENT 1-room apartment with bath and sarkge. 827 S. t Oakdale.-.- - , . . .. 256tf FOR RENT MoQorn turnlohed apt.: adtilta. . Phono I0J-Y. lit . N. Holly. J3tf FOR RENT ftream-luatad apart fnents and laaploc room, loos W. Main. 22tf FOR RENT Modern furnlahed - downstairs apnrtmentai adulls. 149 N. Bartlatt. phono 753-M. 24!tf LOST LOST, STRAYED OH STOLEN Bay mare, atiout 13r,A lbs: brand ed 8 Is half circle. Phone 3H2-Y. . want ou tc ,JU. n T T & UOBD HEPPLEVJWtTE- - I g J meet ouD U HE WILL BE VERY i" I school rrieNO Jr 'r MUCH INTERESTED V K a 0 ' BUSINESS OITOHTUNITIES I'.EKKVDAI.E MEAT MARKET for sale. Inquire at market. 282 FOR RENT FTTIINISHKD . nOOMS , HOMM AND BOARD at 710 E. .Main. Phone 722. 27 lit FOR RENT Largo, well furnlnh .cd sleeping rooms. 1119 W. Main. Phone 1201-L, 267tf FOR IlKNT Doslrablo furnished apt; private.- &18 So. Oakdale. 271tf FOR RENT ROUSES FOR RENT To adults, a nicely ...furnished modern duplex. Tel. II53-J. , 270 FOR HENT-Well furnished house. Inquire. 81 South Front St. . 278 FOR RENT 3-room furnished . bungalow, good garage, on paved street, close in. Phono 11S0-W. 277 FOR ilENT--Modcrn house with ' stove. 111!) W. 10th. 277 FOR TtENT Comlortablc, close in, 'completely furnished 3-ro0m duplex with prlvuto bath; gar age; 1 block from Hotel Med ford. ..Low rent for, winter. ALSO unfurnished modern 4-room house. Has everything. Low rent. Tlionias Realty Co., room 12. Palm Block, Cor. Main and Front St., upstairs. - - 27H FOR TtENT Unfurnished house on Riverside. Phono 3411-J. tf FOR RENT Unfurnished house In Evcretto Court, West 11 Hi St. Has elcc. stove, plenty built-lns, breakfast nook sot, largo garage, etc. Phono 238. 2Caif FOR RENT Small furnished house. Inqulro at 240 S. Ivy. 270IC FOR RENT 0-room houso. cIoho In. Inqulro Club. 267tf Iloi;sES FOR RENT and SALE Call. 103.. tt FOR RENT 3-room modern cot- tagc. furnished, $20. Inqulro 712 W. Jackson. ZB5tf FOR RENT 8-room houso. sult uble for rooming huuso: fuel furnished. Call 031. 2tHlfa FOlt RENT Cozy, comtorloblc. newly decorated modern cottago of 6 rooms; also garivge and wondbouse. Adults. 719 W. 11th, Call at 723 W. 11th, of mornings. tf FOR REN T Homes. , Furnlshad or unfurnished. Brown White. 17tf FOR RENT S-room unfurnished house. 10SS W. 10th. 8M C. A. DsVoa. hooa 121-J-I. 102tf FOR EXCnA.NGB TO TRADE Good mortgage of $!I00 o irodo for good roslrlence lot or equliy In small house. X.'0. 'l'ICICEI.L, 201 E. Main. Phone 083-t. .';-" -- 2H3 FOR TRADE Half-acre tract. '4 rooin hew, modern house, close In. or 6 ',4 acres close in for M'-d-ford residence. The 1). E. Mil lard Agency, 423 East Main. -277 WANTED To exchange what you can't handle for something you , ran. We havo city business prop erty, orchards, ranches, also Ida ho. Washington, Montana, Cali fornia, ('lorlila. Thero Is a prop erty in oilr lists thai you want. R. V. Williams. Liberty Bldg. 282 FOR EXCHANGE 5 acres and room modern- noma, barn, ga rage, chicken houso: Joins city llmltn of Talent; no Incumbrance. Trade fir Medford home, and soma cash, Price $.5000, Also: One of the best service atatlona on the highway, In cen ter of town near Medford. doing fine business. Price $2260 If sold at once. Exclusive with THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 44 N. Riverside. Phone 14!i6. 27 EXCHANOI7 Small Improved rnn"h for city property. Flowers Really Co., over LnniporCa Hard ware. 277 FOR BLfc IMM3S AND PETS FOlt SALE Classy fox terrier puppies. Marymac Orchard, riu3-Jt-1. . 2S1 FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES USED CAR SALE WHY HE WITHOUT AN AUTO MOBILE WHEN $r.0 AND UP BUYS A GOOD CAR AT CHRYSLER DEALERS' USED CAR SALE? 121 SO. RIVER SIDE. 283 ntU-INVENTOUY SALE OF USED CARS ... We want to clean out this Block of used cars beforo tho 1st. there fore tho renl values tvo havo to offer you, with easy terms on the balance. Every car has been put In the best of condition mid Is a real value, with 1030 licenso In cluded, 1028 Pontlac Landau Sedan, 6 wire wheels; cost $121li now. Our price $725.00 11128 Pontlao 4-door - Sedan, In splendid condition $675.00 1027 Essex Coupe; has been recon ditioned and Is In nlco shape $395.00 11)27 Oakland 4-door Sedan; looks like a new car and Is In tho beat of condition $676.00 Stur Touring .'. $95.00 Ford delivery - $30.00 SANDERSON MOTOR CO. Your OAKLAND & PONTIAC DEALER 277 1930 'LICENSE- FREE For 10 days only new or used cars. W'ti have tho best bargains In town, Seeing will convince you. ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC. Phono 18. 277 $100 PHONOGRAPH with records for $50; terms. Used electrlo uppllanccs, $2 each; Iron, tonstor, headlight healer and percolator. 710 E. M'llll. Phono 722. 271tf FOR SALE By owner, llnby Overland touring; newly over hauled; very reasonable. 24-1 N. Ivy. . 270tf FOR SALE 1920 Ford Roadster, $75 cash; 1023 Ford delivery cheap, ties at Fichtnor'a Uuraan. - 263tC FOR SALE Now Ford truck, run 3,600 miles. Priced right. E. .1. Whlto, 4 mllca west Phoenix or Ht. 1. .It. F. D.. Medford. 260U FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 10 bend of ewes 447 -W. E. L. Wis la. Tel. 280 'OR SALE 2 flno young Jersey cows; 1 rcKlslcrcd, the other eligible to registry; l,olh will freshen soon; I d-months-old registered Jersey bull; 1 U'-ln. 3 -bottom gang plow; some flno It. I. It. cockerels and pullets; Frunqiielte walnu'.s, fine open: a few packed boxen Delicious ap ples. Trelchler, 163, M mile west Central roinl. 283 FOn SALE Good fHinlh' Jersey cow. high lest: Si mile north Hear creek bridge, Central Point. J. W. Nixon. 279 FOR SALE--Fresh cow wllh second calf. Bert Hlancllff, Phoenix. 7 FOR SALE 2 milk cowa. fresh Jan. 1st and April 1st; also 3-nionths-dlfl heifer: bargain. E. A. Purvoa. Talunt, Wagner crock. - 271 Will you give $2.00 to $10 00 ft taonth for six months to finance a real land lettlement campaign to build up our rural popula tion? ' Talk to your real eitate friend about the advertising campaign, or if you are famil iar witb and believe in this plan mail your first month's check to Medford Realty Board, P. 0. Box 1077. By George McManus By SOL HESS . FOR SALE HOMES IT MAY BE TOO LATE for Christ mas, but here is a real steal: 5 rooms and sleeping porch, good location, paved highway; might take lot or car as part payment. Better hoc this at once. 11. O. PARKllUHST, 15 N. Fir. 28.1 FOR S ALE 5-rm modern houso, nlso furniture. Will sacrlflco for quick sale. 408 Alice St. 278 HOME ON HIGHWAY Clean-up Bale. Prlco reduced to $350.0 cash, or $4000 .on very easy terms. One of tho most desir able country homes In the val ley. See HOLMES for HOMES. Nush Hotel corner. 278 FOR SALE 6-room homo, handy to achoola. Phona 105. 207tf WILL SACRIFICE $1600 equity In Medford home for good car, or sell chenp for cash. Box E. J.. Mall Trlbuno. 263tf FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LARGE CORNER LOT on Groveland Ave., Siskiyou .Heights, next street east from Glenn oak Court, near Valley school. Priced low; convenient terms. CHARLES R, HAY, Realtor, . Ilin. 203 .Medford Center Bldg. Phono 302. 27U 40 ACRES ON ROGUE RIVER Above fish hatchery. Crater Lake .highway and river run through ,truct. Flno timber; unfinished lug house; Ideal sportsman's bulge site or for club. For sale cheap, $2,500; terms. Tho D. E. ..Millard Agency, 423 E. .Main. 277 SALE or EXCHANGE Havo a good chicken and turkey ranch of 03 acres. Houso, barn, fenc .ed, good well and pumping tplant; 4 mlln from paved high way, l-'j miles to schools and town. To exchange for down payment on u Medford homo. Brown & Whllo, Realtors. tf FOR BALE OR TftADE Ono of .the finest llltlo dairy ranches In the Rogue River valley, with -or .without IS hoad of cowa. Phone 689-J-l. 14011 FOR HALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Used $325 all enam . ,eled electric range of well known (inake, $125: usod 3-hoIe West Inghoiise, $40; used electric oven $15; used wood and coal range, J40. Southern Oregon Electric, Jim East .Main St. 279 FOR SALE Alfalfa hoy In barn. It. 1, Box 75. W. M. Schchle. 279 FOR SALE 10-ln. mnntanlta wood, good quullty, - $4,50 per tler, delivered. Tol. 950-J-2. 281 FOR SALE Bed, tables, rhalrs and couch. 375 So. Central. Tel. ,1316, 270 FOR HALE 1 600 ljoxes Newtown apples In packing houso ut Rogue River. 278 FOR SALE Apple, cheap; New towns, Splla and Juhnathnns. Robert T. Cochran & Co., Ho. Front. ' , 274tf FOR SALE 33x4 tlrca. Pat'a 2nd Hand Store. 278 FOR SALE The sale of personal effects of, Theo. H. F. Eligel will bo held In Phoenix,' Saturday. Dec. 28th, at 10 a. in., according to court order. Terms cash. M. Brownrlgg. 277 FOR SALE Wood; body fir. oak, laurel, manxunlta, $3.00 tlor up Tol. 1348-X. . 276 WHEN YOU thing of real elate, aea Brown Whllo. tf FOR SALE Apples and dried prunes. Phona 7SI-W-2., 277 FOR BALE For aand and ravl sediment and general teaming Tel, 912-J. Sam'l Bateman. tf FOR 8ALB Usad sewing ma chines; all makea, $5 up; terms If . desired. All makea rented and repalrad. White Sawing Machine Co,, 14 North Bartlett. lltf rOR APPLES Can lltl-M. - . . ItltM FOB SALE MlSCEIJJIjrBOCI FOR SALE Kindling by the load. Medford Fuul Co., Tel. 631. 245tt FOR SALE At a bargain, lathe, . 14"xl0'. 114 S. Bartlett. 2i!8ttt r-.i MADE-UP npplo boxes 15o whllo- iney last, ituguo mver UO. Z51 FOR SALE 2 drag saws. Medford Fuel Co., Phone 031. tf' FOR SALE Bulbosa (bluegrasa)!) aeed for sale, 20o per pound.-'. Communicate with Williams A. Seegmlllor, Route t. Central --i. Point, or call at raneh. Antloch district tf FOR RALR Page field fence', yard fence, gates, netting, all kinds: cedar and steel fence, material. "Wo build fonces.'.' Caddis & Dixon. Tel. 208. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Title. Title Insurance. Rooms 3 and 5. No. 82 North ; Central Ave., upstairs. - " . JACKSON CO. , Abstract Co. "tv l,MT' 5 Abstracts of Title) -t a ii d Tlllo Insnet nine The oil $ e o in ll I e t o Title System in Jaoksot) C'ouuty. Accountant. Q. Q. D'ALUIM Certlflod Publld Accountant. Auditing, account ing, tax service. Office, Collego. Building. Phone 806. zzati" Bicycles BICYCLE REPAIR 8HOP Work j guaranteed. Auto locks and keya J for all cars. 19 N. ir til. 201. tf Chiropractic I'liTslctana X'1 DR. E. W. HOFFMAN ChlrcW practlc Nerve Specialist. Office' hours to 12; 2 to 6. 208-204 Liberty Bldg. Office phono S80: Res. phono 790-H. i Eye Specialists DR. D.'A. CHAMBERS,' Optome-.,,, trlst. Eyes examined. Glasses, fitted. 404 Medford Bldg. Teh" ' 188. S52ttK"i Expert Accountant rt E. M. WILSON, C P. A. Account lng and income tax requirements,,, Our special cash -Journal used ij California and Oregon, Los Aiv- - geles and San Frnnclsco. Liberty-. Bldg.' Phono 157-R. '' ' Financial WE LEND MONEY to worthy people to pay their honest debtor Pacific Coast Credit Association. : 428 Medford Bldg., Medford. Pint, , Freight Transportation LONG DISTANCE HAULING Medford - Klamath truck line. Dally service. Bonded carriers;''"' Special rates on load lots. Auto)"' ' Freight tormina), 86 8. Fir. Tel 1 108a. ' ' . '" ',': ,J (I. ... .ilinn Money to Loan 1 '" MONEY TO LOAN ' to worthy :'poo?,' pie to pay their honost debts 7 .Also any amount to loan on Ctrl '1 " property. Thomas Realty - Co,' ;1" Room 13. Palm Blk., Cor. Hall and Front Sis., upstairs. . --"-:-: TV Lona; Ttnae r Lfc ' Hatnr,:, II YfJ Mortmm, IJHhm I Phone ISSa Commercial Finance Corp. ,. .,(,.( Medford, Oregon ,,. DO YOU NEED MONETT-r-WI'1'" make short time loans. Tisnsii in: actions strictly confidential, 311 Mi Liberty Bldg. Open Tuesdaj and Fridays till 9 p. m. Phont 657-J. H. H. Banister. H. CJ Chrlstner. " ' ' Monuments THE OREGON GRANITE CO.'- Monuments. E. A. Hicks. Oen- ; oral Manager; P. M. Kershaw, j Sales Managor. SOS N. Front St., ; Medford. i l'alnllng anil Panorlinnglng It. MARX Quality painting, tint- ' lng and paporhanglng; aavea and beautifies; color schemes that -' aro "oasy to live with" at mini mum cost to you; decorating of new and old furniture and (Is lures. Phone 178-J. - ' i M. A. BLISS CO. Painting,' pa porhanglng, Interior finishing.1' general contracting. 1700 E. -Main St. Phone 1045-R. Piano Instruction FRED ALTON HA IQ I IT Teacher ( of Piano and Harmony. Ilalght Music Studio. 818 Liberty Bldg... ' Phone 72. I 169tf Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Ha the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. BookblntU lng, loose lent ledgers, billing ilf, ' systems, etc. Portland prices. STnnt N. JPlr 8t. ; j Radio Sen loo ' any imm; r, 21 Souiti1 RADIO 8ERV1C13 on any radio. II. O. Purucker. Hrs.no stiiiat. office Phona 835: Res. 1442. ' ! ' asi . . Rand and Cravel C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel plant. Cleaned, washed aand and gravel; crushed gravel all sizes. Phone plant 120$ or office 127. SS4tl' Transfer EADS TRANSFER STORAQSV C. Office 111 N. Fir Street,. Phone 815. Prices right Serv ice guaranteed, i DAVIS TRANSFER 8TORAOB Sorvlee guaranteed. 30 a Grape).' St., Phono S44, or residence lose. TRANSFER AND 8TORAOB E. Samson Co. 4)ulck seme. Prices reasonable. Cargo Insur ance protection. $8$ N. River alde. Phone SIS. . ' rpnotsterW ' Mi THIBAULT 'Maker of overstnfOel furniture made to order: upholstering. We estimate, samples. Phone S4S-R. ' Window Clunaag let nEonow no it rhoeo tor hoiisecleanlng, floor w Janitor Miriee, oe, 4. . ft "in o ' ! l.. 1 . II rl: