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POTE three;
BUFFALO GIRLS
BRINGING UP FATHER ., ,
. By George McManus
FOB BALE XIBOELLANBOCt
FOB. 8ALK--Apples for oooklmi
and eating. Different grades an
varieties, 60c and up. Spa W
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ME'o MOT HOME
I'M ORE OF TMAsT
COE-b THE PHOe4
lo THI'o Vol) JtCl'A" whv CsDKJ-r
''11th, opposlto Oakdule Grocery
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KOR SALIC KtndlliiK by the load.
Modford Fuel Co.. Tel. 631.
MlCHT BE MACCilE
OF COWED BEtr AM CASBACE,
BUT HE COOLOM'T GIT IM- 'bORR.'T'-
345tf
WUT l MAVEM T AN1 ONE
TO 'oEJOO OUT i , ,
WHEN YOU thins of retf eitatej
see Brown & White. . tf4
FOOT OF HI'S '
MADE-UP apple boxes ISo while.-'
they lust. Rogue River Co. 281"
MEDEORD MXTL TRIBUNE,' flLEDFORD, QRECiON", TIIlTvSD'VT .TAytrArOT .
FORM CLUB FOR
GLIDER FLIGHTS
iiiiiiiiiiiaii'iii!iiu!i:i akjswer that- t
, I MiCHT BE MACqiE- r-jJ
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A-(-.llvl. 1 ' I
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Only Women's Clyb of. Kind
in Country, Awaits Com
pletion; of Craft for Les
sons rr JrVinter Best for
Sport, Says Expert.
' sov-" vVi(ii;r Best jo
By AJnii fi. Ol.
rnlieil'Press Stff Correspondent.
BUFFALO. X. Y . ( l' .1.) Ta k -lng
n hint from the first fliers---the
birds ot the air olirht young
business women and school girls
nre smrtlng as fledgling- filers at
tho Buffalo municlpiil airport here
by learning to use air currents to
keep them in flight.
members of the Dallas' (Hider
club, said to be tho only women'.'
gll'doi club In the I'nlted States,
t lip giiis Impatiently aro waiting
for Jloracllb A'lfnro of Cleveland
to cnmplett) .the glider ho is build
ing for them, so that- they can coi.
tlriuo with the lessons In motorless
fljlng ;whleh they started here
Kelitomber.
Pndor trie tutelage of Major John'
CSeitsj of tT)e .pnllns1 hangars, Rose
Frank and Marion Dallas already
had soloed when the club's gilder
was sold to a, K.roup of gliding en
thusiast ot Newark, N. J., who I
nojir ltf perform" at an air meet, j
and Immediately organized a glider
club and' bought' the' motorless air
plane' to start lessons. ' '
fioiv tho. girls must wr.it um;i,
the new gilder arrives. E yen
though tho wintry breezes do blow
when' the n.eW machine is delivered
to' tho club, the girls will want to
resume their lessons right awo'v,
Oetz told the United Press corre
spondent. "Winter's the best time
for gliding, anyway." he explained.
"The air s more dense and gives
better support to a plane, he au'.d.
Not as Quick as Men.
.Oetz also Is instructor for a
men's glider club, which shares the
use of the gllflei' with the Rirtt
Olrls aren't wanted In the men's
club, so tho girls organized a club
of their own, Oetz said.
The girls art' not quite so quick
In absorbing- Instruction as tho
men, Oetz has found. "Oh, no, it
can't- he considered n question of
nerve,", he answered when askeo
whether he found that the' girls
were more nervous nhoiit flying
then the men he Instructs. "It's
Just that they're not quite as ap:."
, ."For rtiht matter, there is noth
iny. to ti.mvous about in sliding,"
be riiiulnuMl. "and' It doesn't take
tiw sirls l.niff to find that out.
Ti'.ev couldn't hurt themselves If
' 1 ji n ied to."
... (:.,.,-,Np!i!n trial' the type' nf
.Ali.ler iltd by the club weighs
. n! !IT i'o nds, and has t win,?
span ,tt 3R 'feet:" With that larsse
n -vm. sjifin .as compared to the
l.ifh: v,-i(,'ii of .the craft, the ma-im,-
H .: r- hunyant. Even if a
student should lose control of the
gilder, and the inr.chine should fall.
US descent would be as slow as
that of a parachute, he said.
"As a matter of fact, several of
the girls have become fussed up
on their first flights and smacked
Into the ground. .-No one has jieen
hurt vet. r nd when the girls see
that they don't got hurt' when th -y
dd land rather violently, tney gam
confidence and lose nervousTncsv.,"
Oetz went oh.'
Little smashes that occur now
atjd then do not even damage th?
glider to any extent, Oetz said.
WINTER EASES TASK OF
U. S; CUSTOMS AGENTS
1 BUFFALO! N, V.-'U- .?: The
ill, wintry winds that" sweep over
the Great Lakes blow good to
Uncle Sam's customs and Immi
gration inspectors here. ,
As the temperature drops, so
does 'the". activity of the' amateur
smuggler, who tried to bring from
Canada to the United States a few
bottles ot liquor or ale, Imported
garments, or other contraband, ac
cording to the agents who greet
each Incoming motorist, pedestrian
and bus rider at the Peace Bridge
nnd the ferry landing on the
American side of the Niagara river
. here. . , , t
;Whereas it's a poor summer's
week when less thnn 6do bottles of
liquor, beer or ale are seized,-seizures
drop away down below the
1 no-bottle mark these cold winter
days. It follows, therefore, that
the Inspectors have less to do and
more time to spend beside the
stove In their headquarters.
POLICE CORPS
PLANNED FOR TUW
1ONDON (U.r.) (ruerpH on
the part of tho women's polico
force of KnRland han renulterl in
Hoveral Europenn countries adopt
ing a simUar force. Turkey Ih the
latent nation to express a desire to
cKtAtiltsh A tminlna: . nchoot for
women police.
(Commandcr . Mary - AlleH's
police pickets which were sent to
the Rhine to co-opornte with the
Hrltish . military police nre Uiken
n a working model. Karty in the
new your. Commander Alien will
vIMt Turkey nnd make a stury of
conditions hefon? recommending a
system suitable for Turkey. Mhe
Intends. to visit Constantinople for
several months and make shori
trips to niher leading cities during
hef aurvey, ......
17 o ; :
f fHl MAGGIE ISsfT HOME
g AM' TWCKe GOtVb
5SV I ' THE OOOR' BELL-
Jj9 ; WELL-I'M MOT
lli COMMA OT UP OM
1JJ ME bOfc.E FOOT .
1 f T TO J A6SE WTH (
fT .i'4 X -V OF WER J
rt''''ii : . i -j?1-f
THE NEBBS Good-bye
$fit; 2no.,
Rurrf SETTLEO
OSU&ATIOM
TO TUE BVMK
AWD'60"'
EWDETH '
twereigm'
OF TI-tE
APPOIMTEO
fi to, 6 p.m. FleischniJUin iour.
MuKic to be played ny Hudy
Vftllee's Cunneeticu(Vaikees for
-Wm-nation-wide auHlfciu of the.
NHC system will be uuRmenled
by Orahani McNamee as master
of ceremonies. Uroadcasi thru
KflO, KIIQ, KO.MO, K(iV and
KECA.
6 to i:30 p.m. Selberllns Slnpers.
SpnnntiiK jnuslcal eras from
the time of Queen Eliza both ta
the twentieth century, the Sel
berlinB .SinRers will welcome tho
New Year with their first pro
gram In 1930. Broadcast thru
KOO. KIIQ. KO.MO, KfiW and
KFI.
7 to 7:30 plm. Victor program.
Two noted American slnKers.
Lawrence Tildiett. baritone of
i the Metropolitan Opera company
,nnd Hlchard Crooks, leading tenor
of the llamhurK nnd Iierlin op
erasr will be heard In American
nlusic during the 'lctdr pro
gram broadcast tonight through
KIA. KIIQ, KO.MO, KCW and
KKI.
7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Standard Sym
phony hour.
Complying with, tho . requests
of scores of listeners who have
expressed a desire to know more
about the Standard School broad
casts, n special Standard Sym
phony hour program will he re
leased tonight. Ilrondcast thru
KOO, KIIQ, KOMO, KGW and
KKI.
8:30 to 8:45 p. m. Amos V Andy.
; broadcast through KGO, KIIQ,
KOMO and KECA.
,1:4") to 9 p.m. Max Do I in and His
Violin, KGO.
9 to 9:30 p.m. Memory Lane.
The gathering of tho Goshen
Center clari to discuss New Year
resolutions promises to provide
no end of laughter in the chap-'
tei of "Memory Lane" tonight.
Ihoadcast thru KGO, KGW,
and KKCA.
9:30 to 10 p. m. Tho Olympians,
KGO and KQA.
10 to 11 p. m.l'lantatioTi' Echoes.
feodieH of the old South nnd
newer' songs will suggest the at
mosphere of the "land of cot
: ton" as' a number of vocal and
. Instrumental artists contribute
to the program. Broadcast thru
KGO and KOA.
U to 1 2 midnight Laughner
Harris Hotel St. Francis Dance
orchestra. Broadcast thru KOO,
KOMO and KIIQ.
WIFE'S DESIRE FOR WORK
LEADS TO DIVORCE SUIT
MILWAL'KEE. fU.T.) A wife's
tlONlre for work hUH (loprlvert hor
hitfthand of tho wedded .hlim ho an
tirlpnted Hnd haH cntlMod him to
Fook n fllvoi-co on that ground It
developed In circuit court here.
Herman Hchulde, 46, Mllwnukce
painter contended that hi" wife
hnH worked In other homoH oh a
housekeeper ince their hiarriaKe
in 1919.
; 4
BOY SCOUTS OF TALENT
TO ENJOY PARK HIKE
TA1.KXT. Ore.. Jan. ?. (Siwcl.il I
All Smuts that have made ad
vancement In' ihe court of honor
In the Talent troop will bo In com
pany with their Rcotit mauler, Hev.
Audley Urown, to Ihe Crater I-ake
national forest for a two-day trip.
.fr. , IWown has made arrance
menta for their accommodations for
over night. They will drlre to the
park and hike through the forest.
and Good Luck
I SOU SOIMSTO V .I' VjQ-Crf OOVED VOUR VISIT XOSAVAJ. SO SET .J, E3 BACK, REMEMBER.VOUR. '0-
, '. 'S ' 1 Vl LEAVC I'LL SET. to-'' iS'l'SlTn AJD I HOPE SOU vUILLr VOUft HOOP AMD V 1 I MEMOaV WILL LWG LOW6 WITH
';.,' Isl A BOV TO CARRV ,1'' JlJlWri RE.COMI-ieMO THE 1 t STIC AMD MAVE.' S I Mr AMD VM SOW6 TO Ml
f : lU"ytV VOW SKIPS- BOY JJ POTTS HOOSETOVOUI? W3 ASMASHIWS 7p V vrT m F 7
KrTX A LOT OF SERVICe . ,. -J1 FBIBNOS VWHOMAPPEU '". TIME jS "
J V'ztAvV HERE! J?, THIS WAV-REMEMBER '. Nil J"JMpa- .
- RADIO HARD ON ART
ST. LOUIS. .Mo. (I'Pl Broad
casting a horrihlo for the artist
and unfair to Tilm, according to
I-'ritz KreislerT the' noted violinist.
who npper.red In a concert here.
Asked why he had never con
sented to broadcast over the radio
the famous violinist said. "It Is too
Impersonal n'nrt depends orj' toa
many factors in the outside worl l
the set in tho home, the weath
er, and so on. When .-(omethlnt;
(joes wronf? listeners cannot know
whether 'the Instrument, the artist'
or external factor's' arc to "Illume."
Commenting on the talkies
Krelsler said, "Souriii recordlnK de
vices used In talking pictures will
he n fine 'Influence in developln;;
musical appreciation when they are
perfected."
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 2. IV-'
A draught of poison ondcoVu Xew
Year celebration for Ii. J. .Lanir,
57, tailor, who swallowed ve po
tion at his home Inst nlKtt7
Police said Mrs.' LtttiK told them
the tallof .wns merry prior to hit
decision to end his life. Sho suld
that as he RUlpetf the poison lie
told her he Was Kind to die.
The coroner said he could find
no ret.son for the suicide
FARM INCOME1 AND SIZE
DEFINITELY INTER WINED
EAKT- LAjvst.vo: Mteh-r-W)-1-
Relntionshlp' of income to the size
of the fiHth'l8 clearly IndlfchtWir'hy
uventRe returns in Michigan.
Surveys In 10 countios show un
average return of U02 on farms
of 70 acres or less! J13S7 for those
between R0 and 139 ncres; J225
for farms between 148 and 179
acres, and $22318 for farms over
180 acres."'
llofrnrdeo' ns a typical averngo
for the' whole stnte. the survey
showed an 'average" net Income of
S 189 cxclusivo of labor anil man
agement wages and other expenses
known to laymen 'as roorti and
hoard.,' " " '
The' average-'. Investment' " was
$17,000, yielding a return' of 10
per cent. , 1 '
FORMER TALENT FOLK
TO LIVE IN MEDF0RD
TALENT., Ore., Jan. 2. (Special!
Mr. antl Mrs. Kartmnn, former
owners of.Utc, Columlil orchiirdi,
recently moved to Medford, where
they have taken apartments.. Mrs.
Ilurlmnn recently returned from
southern California', where' she vis
ited relatives nnd attended to busi
ness! Mr, and Mrs. l-ewls. who
purchased the Columbia, orchards,
will arrive soon to take charg3.
TALENT FARM ACTIVITY
DURING GOOD WEATHER
TA'LKNT, ' Ore.; Tan. 1 '(flpT.I--Many
of the farmers nre takln
advtntageinn the gooiV'-enther ,ut
do the remainder of their plowing
and pruning and setting out of fru,t
trees deplayed hy the dry weather
earlier in the fall.' There Is much
activity In nil lines of work In the
entire community.
Carlton. New MacMarr slorn
opened for busmeas in (his city,
RESUME AFTER HOLIDAY:
JACKSONVILLR, Ore., Jan. 2.
(Spl.) U- Thiv Jacksonville schools
"opened again today, following the
Chrlstmi.s vacation, which was en-1
joyably spent by teachers and pu
plls.
Miss Vesta irnll, English teach
er, spent the holidays at Iter home
at Oakland, Ore.; Ornce L. Kirk
wen to her home ut llalseyl Ore.,
and Alva Laws to Rogue Rivet.
All of the other teachers spent the
time nt their homes In the vicinity.
- Madras. lien' H.
being Improved.
T.nrlcln"Hti'o
Kills for Wood.
Bids for 33 tiers of 2-footi body
oak wood, delivered: also bids foi
ls tiers of 10-Inch body oak wood,
delivered on or before September
1st, 1930. lsuis must be in tne
hands or the clerk not later thnn 2
u'cloek in tho afternoon, January
lfllh. 1930.
The Board reserves tho right to
reject any nnd all bids.
j:i)lTII WHITMAN.
ICagle Point Oregon.
Clerk of School District' No. 0.
.. . . , 282
CLASSIFIED AfWEnTISING RATES
Ritti per word (or tint imcrtlon, 2c; nth
fucctedinl. inmtion, lc; minimum 25c, Index
your idi with For Stle, For Hint, etc., and count
thm wordt well a each initial, telephone
number, etc., at a word.
Classified adi in advance and not taken aver
phone, unleti advertiser hat monthly account No
allowance tor phone errors .
lkltP VATF.n FF-MALK
WANTED Menmy operator. Pal
ace Beauty Shop, 32S V. Glh.
284
WANTED Oirl for housework.
714 Beekmnn Ave. Tel. 121 -V.
' i. .. .-; . 275tf
WANTED M ISCEMAXEOCS
WANT 101) Plowing by man With
team. t 1 7 Western Ave. 1 2H2
WANTED Loan of $3.',00. secured
by Medford -.business .property,
. Address It. J., Mall Tribune. Ms 5
WANTED 12-lri;, plow. Phone
107 Central Point.' .Address Box
140, Central Point. . . . 282
WANTED To buy all kinds of
. livestock for slaughtering. Phone
t 66S-L. Rogue River- Meat Co,
282
WANTED Care of children hy
dAy or hour. Call 482-lt be
tween ,6 and 7 p. m., for np
pnlntlrient. . . . 284
WE PAY CASH for furs, hides nnd
pelts and Junk of ill description.
Me.lfurd Bargain House. Phone
10fi. 27 No. Grape. 27tf
WANTKn-VLoc.il or long distance
hauling., Insured carrier. Spec
ial stick moving equipment., We
guarantee to save you money,
Hawley Transfer, 619 N. River
side. Phone HM4-X. 330
VANTED--2nd hand goods & Junk.
Pat's, 1500 prune, ph. 647-L. 286
WANTED Clem eottoi
Mall Trthun offW
rag! at
. .. f
FOR EXOHANOB
COW to trade for milk goats; also
wunt manglos'anrt carrots. Lock
Box 18.1, Kagle Point, Ore. 283
TO TRADE Light touring ear In
good condition for eouitv In
larger closed r.ir. Will assume
pnymcnt on same. 3T, X. Oak-
flalc.
284
TO TRADE Oood mortgase of
$!,ot) to trade for good residence
lot or equity In small houe.
L. O. PICK ELL.
204 E. Main. Phone 081-L.
28
WANTED To exchange what you
can't bundle for something you
can.; We hove eity business prop
erty, orchards, ranchc, also Ida
ho, Washington, Montana, Cali
fornia, Florida, Thre Is a prop
erty In our lists thnt yott want.
It. V. Williams, Liberty lildtt. 283
ni'SIXESS OPPOUTUX1TIES
IIERIIVDAI.E MEAT MARKET i
for sale. Inquire at markcL 282 I
FOR RENT FURJOSUKD .
ROOMS
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping
room; hot and cold water and
heat. 325 South Riverside Ave.
tf
homm AND MOAitD at 710, E.
Phono
27Itf
FOR RENT Large, well furnish
ed sleeping rooms. 1119 W. Main.
Phone 1201-L, 267tf
TOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Clean, (inlet npart
nient; employed people prefer
red. Phono 3H4-W. ,287
FOR RENT . Modern furnished
apartments. 345 N. , Bartlett.
.Phone 7."i3-M. , 280tf
FOR RENT Desirable nut., fiirn.,
garage, new mgint. Berten Apts.
10 Quince. 281tf
FOR RENT
apartments.
Phone 753-M.
Modern furnished
345 N. . Bartlett.
FOR RENT-Dcslrnl:M apt. Hotel
Ciraiul. . All hotel accomodations.
280
FOR RENT Desirt.lilo furnished
apt; private. 018 So. Oakdnle.
FOR RENT Apartments; water
unl lights furnished; reasonable.
410 E. Ml.ln. 283
FOR RENT Furnished 2 or 3
room apts; garage. 004 W. 10th.
. 27 Uf
FOR- RENT Fully modern fur
nished apartments; hoc and cold
wnter supplied. Sunrise Super
Station, cor. 12th and Riverside.
Phone 133S. 2G?tf
FOR RENT
; Applp.
Apnrtmonts.
334
282
FOR RENT Modern, nttrnctive
apartment In new Arthur Arms.
330 N. Holly St. 1 27tf
FOR RENT Furlnshed ant.;
lights, water, garage, $18. Tel.
452-14. . !75tf
FOR RENT 4-room apartment
: with bath and garage,; 327 H.
Oakdale. 2G6tf
FOR RENT - Modern furnished
apt; adults. Phone 603-Y. 16
N. Holly, 28tf
FOR RENT Steam-neated apart
ments and nleeplniT room. 1005
. W. Main. 229tf
FOR RENT BOUSES
FOR RENT 4-rm. modern fur
, nlshed house. 801 a. Peach.
. Call 972-11. 283
FOR RENT Jan. JSth), 5-rnom
furnished house, good; location.
Phone 827-Y. 283
FOR RENT 4-room furnished
house; 2 bedrooms. C. A. DeVoe.
Phone 523-J-2. 282tf
FOR RENT Near City Park, large
unfurnished house. Inquire 223
N. Central. 288
FOR RENT Modern furnished
5-room house, Inqulro 414 . H.
Riverside. 285
FoU- RENT Up-to-dute now 4
rooni duplex, vacant Jan. 15th,
Apply 534 N. Bartlett. 280tf
FOR RENT
on Riverside
t'nrurnlshcd house
Phone 349-J. tf
FOR I:ENT Hmnll furnished
house. Inquire at 240 H. Ivy.
270lf
FOR RENT 5-room house, close
In. Inquire Club. 207tf
IIOI SEH FOR KENT fcnd SALE-
Call 105. tf
FOR RENT It-room house, suit
able for rooming house; fuel
furnished. Call 031. 258tf
FOR REN T Hornets. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown White.
17tf
FOR RENT 5-room unfurnished
house, 105 W. 10th. Bex C. A.
DtVo. phono 52I-J-I, 12U
FOR HEXT HOUSEKEEPING
..'-'' ROOM!)
FOR IlEXT 3-room sround floor
nouseKeepinff npartnient; Karaite,
tirlvate bath; close in. 18 .Mistle
toe HI. ' ' SM
IiOST
LOST Sigma Chi fraternity pin.
Notify 300-R. Aslllllnd. ... 284"
LOST Black and white wlro-halr-
ed fox terrier; male;, yenr old;
reward. Telephone F. Corning
Kcnly. 611-J-3. 282
FOR 8AIiR BOGS AKD PETS
FOR SALE Puppies,' Irish water
spanlee;, 'retrievers, genuine
curly-coated rat- tall strain. 4 29
Front,' ' - '-' 28
FOR SALK
dogs, Dr;
-Cheap,
Stono.
2 good watch
284
FOR SALE Boston pup: porfect
mnrkings; peridgreed. Leonard
Bowman. Central Point. 282
FOR K ALF 1 .rVF.STOCK
FOR KALE Milk- now. L. H.
Prealnr, Jacksonville. Tel. 31-F-41.
284
FOR SALE 1 S-months-old reg
' lstercd Jersey bull; some fine
It. I. R. cockerels nnd pullets:
lranquette walnuts, fine ones; a
few packed boxes Delicious np
ples. 'frelchler, 103, A mile
west Central rolnt. L.213.!
TOR 8ALK AtrroMonrLK8
' ' I'SED' CAR SPECIAL
Here are some Rood ones to
stni'l'thd Now Yenr right with!
'20 DeSoto 0 Roadster.
'29 Durt.nt 00 4-door Sedan.
'20 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan.
'29 Nnsh Std. 0 Coupe..
'29 DeHoto 0 4-door Sednn.
And lots of others.
.MHAD-FURCH MOTOR CO.
283"
FREE FREE FREE
1930 LICENSE
SALE OF
RECONDITIONED
AUTOMOBILES
Hale ends Jnn. IS, 1930.-
1928 Master llulck Sedan.
1929 Nash Standard Cab
riolet. 1028 Oakland Coach.
1928 Chrysler Coupe.'
1929 Ford Roadster.
1928 Hudson Coaoh.
1025 Cleveland Touring.
11123 Hudson Speedster.
1925 Ford 2-donr Sedan.
Many-others to choose
from;
Priced to sell.
' DKLFEL, INC.
Auburn-Cord DlslrlbutUrs.
123 Ho. Riverside.
Phono 254.
USED CAR SALE
WHY BE WITHOUT AN AUTO
MOBILE WHEN $50 AND L'P
111! Y H A (I tl O D CAR AT
CHRYSLER DEALERS' UHED
1 CAR SALE ? 124 HO. RIVER
SIDE. 283
$150 PHONOORAPH with records
. for $50; terms. Used electric
appliances. $2 each: Iron, toaster,
headlight heater nnd percolator.
710 E. Main, Phono 722. 271t(
FOR HALM By owner. Dahy
Overland touring: newly over
hauled; very rousonatile. 244 N.
Ivy. 270tf"
FOR HALF New Ford truck, run
3.500 miles. Priced right. E. J,
White. 4 miles west Phoenix or
lit. 1. R. F. V.. Medford. 250U
TOR HALF, RKAL ESTATE)
("iREATF.HT SACRIFICE
On our list 15 ucres
$1500.
Two miles from Medford. beau
tiful building spot, city water. 3
ncres In pears, 9 acres under
ditch: finest place for cherry or
chard hi Souihern Oregon.
We have never offered a greater
sacrifice than this or ft greater
value for the price.
. C. IIARNE.He REAL ESTATE
.' '" " (
By SOL HESS
FOB SALE REAL ESTATE-
FOR SALE 22 acres. 5-rnom
modern house, good barn, chick
en house, water piped to all
buildings, windmill, 3 acres fruit,
itni'lfnt. chio-i-lct. neaches.
grapes and almonds, severaf head
of stock, loam, tools and equip
ment, nbout 175 chickens, al
falfa. Priced to sell nt $5000.
DEAL & KN1C.HT.
20 N. Bnrllett. 288
FOR SALE I'.i acres; modern 4-'
room house, sleeping porch, dou-
b e garage, chicken house: rea
snnahto; ml. city limits. Jack
sonville highway. L. K. Parker.
-285
FOR SALE Ono of the unusually
good small pear orchards, - all
nears. which nroduced this sea
son 110 tons of llurtletls nnd
1481) packed D'AnJous. Fully
equipped; never smudge: fall
buildings, Medford city water
C. H. Uutterriold. Realtor. 284
FOR SALE OR TRADE One of
the finest little dairy ranches In
tho Rogue River valley, with or
- without 16 head of cow. Phone
089-J-t. - I40tf
3ALE or EXCHANGE Have n
good chicken nnd turkey ranch
of 93 acres. House, barn, fenc
ed, good well and pumping
plant; Vi mile from paved high
way, 1 miles to schools and
town. To exchnngo for down
payment on a Medford home.
Brown & White, Realtors. tf
Mall Tribune ads aro read by
20,000 peoplo every day, tt
TOR SALE nOMES
JUST RK1IIT An $8000 residence,
for $0500. Ono of tho best In
Medford. Satisfactory .terms,
owner leaving. Act quirk. Heo
HOI.MEH for HOMES. Nnsh
Hotel corner. . 284
FOR RALE OR TRADE $1500
equity in a well located 4-room
modern bungalow In Medford.
Will trade for good vacunt lot.
L. O. PICK ELL,
204 E. Main. Phono D83-L.
288
FOR HALE Small modern home
In good part of town, close in;
partly furnished. Just the thing
for n e w 1 y w e d s. Reasonable
terms. Heo It nt 835 East 0th St.
Inquire at 848 East 0th. 284
FOR HALE 7-ronm house; an at
tractive home; well built; 2 blks.
from Library. Henry Currier.
601 W. 10th Ht. 280
FOR SALE OR RENT House at
531 So. Ivy Ht. Very reasonable.
Phone 383-W. 277tf
IT MAY BE TOO LATE for Christ
mas, hut here Is a real steal:
5 rooms and sleeping porch, good
location, paved highway; might
in ko lot or car as part payment.
Better see this nt once.
II. O. PARKIIUR8T. 15 N. Fir.
283
FOR SALE 5-room noma, handy
to schools. Phone 105. 207tf
WILL SACRIFICE $1600 equity In
Medford home for good car. or
sell chenp for cash. Box E. J..
Mail Tribune. 26Stf
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR HALE A-l Federation wheat
ami Lafrnnee overbearing rasp
berries. Third house cast of
sehoolboiise. Lee Wakefield.
Jacksonville. 283
FOR HALE Choice nlfnlfa hny.
Phone 697-R-l. 287
AM LEA VINO TOWN Will sell
Wesiinghouso nutnmntlc ntl-por-eelnin
range at a bargain. W.
M. Rln-.barger. 615 Palm St. 284
FOR SALE Apple, chenp: New
towns, Spits nnJ Johnnthnns.
Robert T. Cochran & Co., So.
Front. 274tf
FOR SALE For sand and gravel
sediment and general teaming
Tel. U1J-J. Hnm'l flateman. tf
FOR SALE Used sewing ma
chines; all makes, $5 up; terms
ir desired. All mnkes rented
and repaired. White Bewlng
Mscnine uo., 3t North Harnett,
i lltf
rojr iPPLCB Can lllt-R.
.,,,1 ;,.-...- - 1 .. ertvtft
FOR SALE 2 drag saws. MedfordV
Fuel Co.. I'hone 031. tfC.
FOR SALE Bulboss, (bluerraair;
seed for sale, 20o per pound.'-
communica.te witn William
Beegmlller, Route) 2, Central
Point, or call at ranch, Antloch
district tf"
FOR SALE Page field fence.
yard fence, gates, nottlnr. all
kinds: cedar and steel fence
material. "We build fences."
Oadills & Dixon. Tel. 208.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstract
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab
stracts ot Title, Title Insurance,
Rooms 3 and 6, No. 32 North
Central Ave., upstairs.
JACKSON OO.
Abstract Co.
Abstracts ot Till
and Tltlo Insur
ance. The o n 1 1
' o in p I o t o Title
System In Jacksoi
County. .
Acoonntnnt.
G. Q. D'ALBINI Certified Publlo J
ACCOlinianE. AUUILMIK, hl-luuiht-j
Ing. tax service Office, College.
Building. Phone 860 223tTM
Bicycle.
BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP Work
gtiaraiueeu. aiuo mm:kh uiiu
ft, nil nnr, 1!1 N. tVIr St. Tel
261. tfl
Chiropractic Physician
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlro
nractlc Nerve Soec allst. Office)
hours 9 to 12: 2 to 0. 203-2041
Liberty Bldg. Office phone 680;
Res. phone 7au-n.
Eye Specialist
DR. D. A. CHAMBERS, Optome
trlst. Eves examined. Olassei
fitted. 404 Medford Bldg. Tel:
188. S52tf
Expert Accountant
E. M. WILSON. C. P. A. Account-I
inc nnd Income tax requirements.
Our special cash-Journal used inl
California nnd Oregon. Los An-I
geles and San Francisco. Liberty!
llldg. Phono 157-U.
1 Financial
WE LEND MONEY to worthiH
people to pay their honest debtsJ
l'acmc coast l.reait Association
423 Medford Bldg., Medford. Ore.
Freight Transportation
LONO DISTANCE HAULING
Medford - Klamath truck )ln
Dally service. Bonded carrier
Special rates on load lots. Autd
Freight terminal, 86 S. Fir. Tel
1V63.
Money to Loan
MONEY TO LOAN to worthy peo
ple to pay their nonest dental
Also any amount to loan on cltf
property. Thomas Realty . Co
Room 12, Palm Blk., Cor, Unit
and r roni sts., upstairs.
6
Ixng Thnn
Real Estate
Mortgage Loaf.
- Phone isis
Oommerclal Finance Corp.'
Medford, Oregon
no YOIT NEED MONEY? W
mntrn short time loans. rrana
actions strictly confidential. - 111
Liberty Bldg. Open Tuesday!
and Fridays till 9 p. m.. Phona)
657-J. H. it Banister, H. 3
Chrlstner.
Monument
THE OREOON GRANITE CO.
Monuments, u. a. micks. uea-
eral Manager: P. M. Kersnaw,
Sales Manager. $02 N. Front BU
Medford.
Painting and rapertuinjrtng
If MARX Quality painting, tint'
tnir and nnnerhanging! save ana
beautifies; color scheme that!
are "eilHV to liVA With" t flllnl-
mum cost to you; decorating ofi
now and old furniture ana III
tures. Phone 178-J.
M. A. BLISS V CO. Painting, pa
perhnnglng, Interior finishing,
general contracting, 1701 ES.
Main St. Phone 1045-Rj
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher
of Piano ana Harmony, riaignc
Musln studio. IIS Liberty Bldg,
Phone 72. 15tf
Printer and Publisher
MEDFORD PRINTINO CO. Haal
the best equipped printing offlcei
In Southern Oregon. Bookblnd-l
Ing. loose leaf ledgers, billing'
systems, etc. Portland price. 11
N. Fir St '
Radio Service
RADIO SERVICE on any make
radio. II. O. Furucker, 22 South
Crape street. Office Phona $15:
Res. 1442.
Sand and Cravel
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Orarelf
plant. Cleaned, washed land
and gravel; crushed grivsl, all
sizes. Phone plant 1201 or office
127. 284.lt
Transfer
.1
EADS TRANSFER A STORAOU
C Office 111 N. Fir Street.
Phone 115. Price right Serw
lee guaranteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER eft STORAOB
Service guaranteed. 20 8. Orspe
St.. Phone 644. or residence 10.
Upholstering J
THIBAULT Maker of overstuffed'
furniture made to orderl re
upholstorlng. We estimate, ihetr
samples. P h 0 n 6-R. 116
Window Cleenlag
LET OROROH DO IT Phone llTfl
for houeclenlng, floor waxing.
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