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ocal and
Personal
Tlilii year's dally grind seems Iho
Mine ' last year's, only today
seemed like Monday to moat citi
zens, and In writing loiters yestet
lUvand tnrinv they dated them
December 1st or 2nd, Instead of
.lnnunw'ist or 2nd. '
'Hemstitching, pleotlng, pleating,
button making and lioso mondlnir.
Handicraft shop,
G7lf
Mrs. J.' F. Hoardman
returned
to Medford Tuesday from McClou.l
..I,- V... .. Knnn uuftti, I,
son, fcarl Boardman, who has bron
qulto III but Is now Improving.
Notice to patrons of Flchlner'i
Oarage: Jlavlngi taken ,over th,'s
buslnesH. your' continued, patronafc"
Is solicited for thl4 flrny by .'u;-l
Fiehtner. Prop. 28t
Mr.ny of the local students or
tho Oregon State -college. Univer
sity of Oregon ' and other higher
educational Institutions, who hoi
been spending their holidays va
cations at home, left for their re
spective institutions today. Home
departed yesterduy and others e:i
Monday.
Let tho write your flro insurance.
Carl Y. Tcngwnld, Hotel Holl.in I
llldg: Phono 9!I3. tr
New Year's day guests from s.
distance registered at Medford ho
lets Include Frank Knsmlnger of
New York City, Mr. and Mrs. V.
Halrd of A'ancouver, ' 11. C.. and
A, A. Altha of Hnmmott. Ida.
If you are proud of Medfurd's
m.w nli-oort and tho new airways
radio station, send your menus
copies of tho New Year Mall Trib
une of December 81, containing
iiietiircs and stories of both. tf
Y'. L. Hoffman was fined 2.r
i.nil costs in Judge Taylor's cou-t
thii- forenoon on tho charge of
possession of liquor, after his p'oi
of guilty to stepping Into a Front
street doorway yesterday to take
a quiet drink from a half pint bot
ti nf llould ha carried for his
qvrn use. Unfortunately for him.
an officer happened. to see the art
and arrested him.
.Uso Medford made factory
blocks. Medford Fuel Co.. Tel. Ml.
245'.f
" Tom Boil of tho Plggly W'iggiy
store at Ashland has been traiu
tcrred to the Plggly Wiggly store
at Grants Pass.
heductlons of 20 to 60 during
Sinclair's January Ctcaraneo Sale.
y. .- 286
Mrs. William H Carpenter left
Medford Monday evening to spend
a- week visiting friends at Ouklund,
Cat.' ' ' ' ''"'
iJess ash, loss soot. In that good
coal. -Hanson Coal Co. Tel. 239.
..'- . .' tf
The Misses Elizabeth and Edith
Clement of Hulonl spent several
days this week at tho home of A.
It. Clement, tholr uncle. '
Uso Medford -mnda factory,
blocks. Modford Pupl Co., Tol. 031.
'"Federal prohibition Atcem' Tol
Talent1 loft today for" fViWr
Where tomorrow ho will resign
that' position to tnko up dultns
with the federal' narcotic' - sqund
operating In Henttlo, which will be
his permanent headquarters. '
Danco Old Year out, Now Year
im Central Point Tue. night. 2H2
M"; K. Lucas of Klamath Kails
was among the residents of Klnm
nth Falls spending yesterday in
Medford.
Used tires bought and sold. .127
N. nivcrslde. 273
Just as everybody was learning
to spell pleomorphic streptococcus,
nrws Vo'mos that the Influenza
germ hasn't been discovered, aftr
all. However, wo have had tho
mental discipline. The Oregonlan.
. Hend your friends in the-east or
middle west copies of the New Yer.r
Mall Tribune, containing a review
. of tho prosperity and progress of
Medford and the valley the past
year. tf
- An auto license bureau maintain
ed at Ashland has been rushed for
the past several days with the Issu
aneo of hundreds of licenses for thr
first half of 1930. Adilnml serves
thl southern end of the county.
The Madford v1"uncl1 at tho sher
iff's ufflco Has also; boon nyhed,
taking tho sorvjees of five pm-sons
to provide tor tho needs of the ap
plicants. For Kale Kindling by the load.
Medford Fuel Co.. Tel. 031. 245tf"
; Tito old location, but a now
shop. Kxpert operators. Medfold
Ueftuty tiliop. "Ask n friend."
' 8omethiiig new at The Dalles'
wan a community breakfast, whl.'il
was held at 7 a.'m. last Tuesday
under the auspices of the Lions
club. '
"That good eoul." Wo give green
trading stamps. Hansen Coal Co.
Phono 239. ' ' tf
; Among Orcgonlum spending NV-w
Yeir's day In Medford.- us reflecto'l
l).v 'local hotel registers, were K. It.
H'lllto, V.' Y. White. Jr.. of Mugene
and the fiillowlng from Port land: j
R."0. Nixon.! Murray Marshall, I..
J. Ilor.nett, N. M llunsi-n. J. ..
Hall, Fred Carriers. Mrs. T. Ic
, Vol- and Mr. and Mrs. C. Kommer.
Blue Itlrd'pure silk hose, regu
lar 8c. now on salo at 79c, at
Ulnelalr's. 28
' The condition of Mrs. l.uann.i
Halls, a pntlent at the : Sucre I
lleirt hospital, wits rapurivd tod iy
to he unimproved.
' ladles' and children's winter
hats are being sacrificed In price
at Ulnelalr's clearance 'Hale. 880
Houuty warrants wei'o Issued at
tho'couhly clerk's office tills fort
noon to X. N. Charley of ('Umax,
ono coyote: Clifford Fields of Med
ford. one coyote and one bobcat:
C. W. Hutchinson of tiold Hill,
one bobcat.
Used tires bought and sold. 117
N. Kiveralde. 273'
Crlmo In the Ashland dlstr'ct
hss been quiet over the New Yeir
holidays, According to Traffic Of
flceV Bam Prescott, who was In
Medford today from thai eliy. Un
arrested two Seattle men lust night
on charges of siphoning gasoline
from Automobiles, and lie also rr
ported that a service station there
Has entered last night. As the ie-mjtt-of
Christmas celebrations, tn"
elty waa anrlched by 1207. sevei-ul
man putting up ball from to
1 100 each on Intoxication charge.",
Slulo headquarter of t It w Amer
ican Legion has received word
from tho ndjiilant gonorul'a office
at Washington, D. C, that several
hundred pleees of captured war
trophies are available for American
Legion post. Many of the pouts
in Oregon have taken steps to sc
euro uomo of thve trophies.
beo Ill-Ill's tthcet Motai Works,
for radiator, fender and auto body
repairing. 2J?tr
A motorist who believed in fast
I traveling registered early tills week
from North Carolina at the lociil
! branch of the state auto registra
tion' bureau. He claimed that hoj
had driven hero by tho southu'nl
routo In nine days, including one j
I ""y ,W'V m'w 1,1 V"" u'h
He wua
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n route to Portland.
Roys and youths' bib and waist
ovoralls. ages 3 to 10, on salo at
" January
S"lc.
; Prohibition violators fared
! worse In Lane county in November
than- In most of the other count'.-!
of the state, according to 1 1 at'
monthly report of (Jeorge Ale:t
niler, slate prohibition officer.
Although Lane county's Xovemh.v.'
! record was high, fines and arrests
were nearly doubled in Dccomb?r.
Everything' In the baby depart
ment Ih 20 less during Sinclair's
January Clearance Sale. 28li
Among tho Central Pointers In
Medford today was Ted Morova.
who Is opening a new garage in
that city, and has purchased
! large supply of new equipment. II
j nun also acquired to services of u
Portland mechanic.
I Dressmaking and remodeling at
I th0 Fushlon shop, 424 Medford
! npig. Tel. 1181. tf
''lorence V. Fish of Medford,
secret.-.ry of the (Iraduate Nurses
UHsoclnllou, announces that the
next meeting of the association will
bo held In Grunts Pass at the home
of Miss Muymo Wood, on Friday.
January 3. '
Dyngc's dance, Dreamland Sat
24
Mr. ;jnd Mrs. Thor Jensen ar
rived yesterday from Astoria and
plun to spend a short time in Med
ford in efforts to promote a wres
tling match between Kd tStraii
gler) IwiB, ex-world's champion,
and Hob Kruse of Portland, at lb--Armory.
Mr. and Mrs. Jensen h-id
been promoting matches In Astoria
for the past few months.
All day turkey shoot, tingle Point
Sunday. - s I
Included among the Callfortra
guests at Medford hotels aro Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Huteher aiid Mar
shall 11. Pomeroy of Suntn Clam,
Mr. and Mrs. Furilln of Bantu
Cruz. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Harrows
of San Francisco, F. It. Mnchon"
of Los Angeles, K. M. Franklin of
Sacramento, Hugh Clark of Fresno.
J-!. M. Kampf of Smith lliver, Will
Hutler of Oakland and Mr. and
Mrs. K. V. Williams of Iteddlng.
Vera Mershon wishes to ntinounce
to her friends that she has'necept
od a position with tho Kmmu ("line
Uenuty Shop. 281
- Tho first marriage license of
1930. was Issued this forenoon at
ho county' clerk's office- to Harry
lectin , 39, nnT r.ryo ixsoj,
both of Long lleuch, III. ' A
cense was Issued Tuesday after
noon to lOmmett Gilo, 22, of Kugle
Point and Allco Meyers, 20, of
Yoncalta.
Doc's old-time danco, V. O. W.
hall, every Saturduy night. 281
' Testing for Infectious abortion
Is toklng grout strides In Polk
county. Flvo communities are now
working togolher to have the lest
applied to tholr. herds.
Turkey shoot. Fugle Point, Sun.
2K4
Tex lllckerslaff, Medford 'ind
Kihimi'.tli Falls hexing promoter,
wbh oxpeoted to arrive In .Medford
this afternoon from Klamath Fuiis
to mnke preparations for a big
boxing card ho plans to hold here
January 10, featuring Gene
O'Oratly, southern Oregon alium
plop. nutl Willie Fcldman of Now
York, In a double main ovont.
Feldmnn will fight Joe v'orbett of
.Sacramento. O'tlrndy's opponent
has not been announced.
Dyngc's dance, Dreamland SjiI
2S I
Forest Pickett, the well known
valley Oregon State college student,
who had been spending the boll
days at home, returned yesterday
to Corvnllls to resume his studies.
John Thomuson, Willow Creek.
Mlsklyou county, goes on trial Jan
uary 2. on n charge of cattle rus
tling, lie Is charged with having
Illegally killed a steer two ye.ir.i
ago. Ho was recently apprehend
ed In Iho Philippine Islands, where
he Was serving In the United Stulis
unny. and returned to Siskiyou
county for trial.
Tro'i and rifle shoot, Fagle Point
Sunday. 24
Mr. and Mrs.'K II. Vondenborg.
son and daughter of Taconm and
M. D. Swift and family are among
the transient visitors In the city
who arrived yesterduy.
A Dodge coupe, registered to Al
bert Webber of Ashland, was found
yesterday badly wrecked in ll."
Siskiyou mountains at the foot of
an embankment near the Siski
you patrol station. The machine
Is believed to have been lyln.;
therefor several days and there are
no Indications that efforts !ml
been made to bring It back on the
highway. State traffic officers ar-
Investigating the matter.
Dyngc's dance, tmamland S.U.
2v
Theli son's condition being tmi'di
Improved. Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Cii'ly
have lelunied homo to Jackson
ville fiom their former h'.inie at
Moscow. Ida., to which city they
were called some time ago by the
serious nines of the son. who i
a student at the 1'nlvrrslly of
1 tin ho.
Itluo lllrd delustered rayon hose,
regular 60c pair, now 3 pairs for
79c at Sinclair's January clciiram-e
Sale. :st;
Following their having spent the
holidays with relatives near Cen
tral Point, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Mrrrili of Oakland, fill., left f..r
home yesterday.
Among lite University of Oie
uim sluilents who left today for
liugeno tn resiini
their utiidti"
were Margery K
.velyn 1l!n-
Ilton.
ud Helh
depart
i driven
this inoVt
by Kutlll lhhv
ret in n
to Medford t
ue.
Allan,
i
MKDFOTCD MATL
9&?. -. IlifelTi in S&
Noah's cattleboat had nothing on the elaborate, hand-painted Ark being made ready at Olympia, Wash.,
by a religious sect which expects a second deluge soon. This latest model Ark, discovered by a Marquette
scout party, is shown above. The gentleman in fringed coat is leader of the sect, and one of the four
horsemen of the Apocalypse, painted on a cabin wall in the Ark, is also shown.
Al Kt'ynolds, hih president uf
the Ilotiiry club of Portland. txw
Mm. Itnvnold.s. Wcrp i!I1p.Ih ut thl'
I lliitfl Medftiril voHtordav. havln z
stopped off hero while en route
hump trom the south.
Dynse's danee, Dreamland S;it.!
CALLOUSCRIME ; jNPASTDECADE
I'OKTLAND. Ore.. Jan. '1. (P'l
A statewide seaiTh for tho hit an l 1
run motorist whose snvHRo, hruta!- .
ity and wanton heedlejjKness vjih j
res)oiiit1)ln for the death of Her-1
man l.ramlt, uu, I'ortland pedi'H
trlan lust niKht, we.s In proi;re.-!s
today.
After crashing into Ilramlt. th
motorist, aci-ompanied hy a womm
and hoy, stepped from his ma
chine, adjusted the h'eadliuht of
his car and- sped onward. The
woman and hoy' walked hack 75
feet to view tho body of Jtruwlt,
authorities were told
Ihith the woman and driver en
deavprod to silence tUo ynuth. po-
ileu learned, when he came hack
to (ho
dead."
muchliiQv .('I'yhiffi
"He's:
TEN CENT CAR FARE
P)
ex-
I'OliTLAXO, Ore., Jan. 2
James W. t'arey, city rate ex
pert, told tho public service com
mission today that the proposed .
10-ccnt strett car fare would solve
the problems of the Portland Klee
tiic Power . company und that
within three weeks, he and his us-
soctatcH would submit proof of the
statement.
GOVERNOR WILL SPEAK
BEFORE COUNTY JUDGES
SAI.HM, Ore, Jan. 2. (I5) An-
iinuncoinent was niiidu lieru today
tit tho proBi-am of tho annual con
vention or county JudKes und com
lnlsslouerH il tho slulo to bo held
In I'ortlund January I I and l! with
(lovotnur A. W. Noiblail uu ono of
thu Ic.uiIIiik HpeuUors.
Mo ru an iives Yuchl.
WASHlXtJTON. Jan. 2. W .1.
Pleri-ont Morgan has in-esetiled his
to the aovernnicnt for the use of
the const. and ucodctiu survey In
maUiliK studies of the conlinentiil
shelf extendlliK beyond the Atlan
tic and (lulf const linen.
ll Caiitalus
I.IVl-JHI'OUI.. N. S Jun. '-'.(I)
Kroni bosun's mate to crew of the
captain's ttlK all hands on the Rood
schooner America, bound from
tiloucester, Muss., to Liverpool are
captains. Six of them look the
opportunity for an excursion when
the craft was sold to Liverpool
parties.
linker .Muyiir Injured,
HA K K It. (ire., Jan. 3. 1T)
ScalliiK a laildcr to rescue one of
Ills cuts, whteh hud been chased
to the roof of an udJolnliiK hulld
Iiik by a don. .1. It. Messlck. muyor
Of Uaker. fell M fcid unit suffered
a sprained iinlile, Firemen finally
rescued the cot.
Grants Pass Jail
Too Cold; Inmates
Burn Bath Door
tilt A. NTS PASS. (lie. Jan.
2. (Pilt was so cold here
! diirliiu; the ulislit that ptisou-
1 era In the city lull in.nle a
flro out of Hie bathroom door.
The thermometer rt'fllsiored
2(1 above.
TRTBUNE, MEDFORD,
New "Noah" Makes Ready For Second
II O II AO UAOT
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U. v. iiiu inui
NCOMF ROOST!
American Income Increased ;
Over 23 Billions Between
1909 and 1918 Is Report
of Bureau Had Shrink
age in 1921.
MOW 'VOHK-1 United Press.)
Figures revealing viiHt growth in
the realized Income of tho popula-
Hon of continental
1,'nilcMl Htutes
were
National Uurea
of Kconomic Jte-
Hearcli,
HKlimated In current dollarn.
Americans' Income Increased hy
more than S-M, 4 70,000.000 in the
"'-VC'ii' Period helwecn 1009 and
1018. The total In the earlier year
wan $r,r,!M!UMif.n00; in the later
year. JS0.4 1 0.000,000. Thee com
pared with a national Income hi
lltO't was $l'!l,nor, OOO.ono. " "
Theno advance figures were
taken In advance from a statistical
.report undertaken hy the bureau j
over a perioq 4ir iour years, this
Investigation was In the hands of
Or. Willford I. Khiff and a corps of
assistants, all under the Keneial
supervision of Professors Kdwin
(iiy and Wesley L Mitchell,
director of research
The full-report, soon to be Issued
will correct, revise and supplement
In detail. flKiirca Incorporated In
the report of recent economic
changes made last sprint; for Pres
ident Hoover's' committee on re
cent economic changes.
NltrillltKC In lllltl
An almost steady upward trend
of tho national income durliiK the
lust decade Is Indicated In the od
vanra statement. The only lapse
since llllll came In the period "f
oetiaiion in 11121 when there wua u
shi liiUaKe of jivcr tell billion dol
lars. t'ommcutliiK on the total of
reallr.ed Income the bureau's rd
port draws attention to the fact
that tho fiKiires do not Include any
allowance for the Income which
inlBht lie imputed to housculvox
and householders for services ren
dered to their own families, nor
'.'T. "f K"",Im ,i
celved by employes in the form of
expense accounts, nor money earn
ed through odd-job employment. It
Is pointed out that the first two
classes of Items are so Ki-eut In
value that, were they Included, the
lotal Income flRiiros might be
largely Increased. Further. It Is
stated thul the total of realized In
come does not Include any income
arising from changes In the value
of properly.
I'cr Oipltii Income
One of tho tables Included In the
bureau's report Indicates that t:ie
per capita realized Income, when
measured In dollars current nt the
various dates, more than doubled
between Jildti and mm and has
since been stendlly Increasing uti
(II. In Ihl'N. the average. pcr capliH
Income for all 'Inhabitants of. the
I'nlted States amounted to
For the family of five members
Ibis would make an Income (if
ts;45. ,s a matter of fact, the
report points out. the total rcullced
Income Is far from being eitually
divlded. ln 1S2M tho nverago pcr-
I jun working fur a moiey return
j received t l.K ' - j '
l. Drinks No Water
I SKA rl.lYKF. X. V.. Jan. S.UFS
William l lh-aper. who begun his
!H st year of life with 1H30, says
he has drunk tin water for 40
years, because It iHists pipes. lie
uses lea. corfee and other bever
ages. NKW VOHK. Jan. . tTi (llorla
Swanson will have her Joke, she
sent 11 great bundle of newspapers
to tho stateroom of a voyairlng
friend with this curd: "Thought
you might like something to rend."
OREflOX, THURSDAY,
i May Need Science ' '
If Supply of Oil
r . J
t Oils IH COUnfryi
4444i4aaaaaaaaa'':
t
Dies MOINES. Ia., Jan. 2.
--With only enough oil
!tored to last tho
Slates seven months, the fu-
turo of a motorized world lies
! with Hclenee, Charles N. 4
s'M".0a!dh"oday0be: t
for the American -Association l
for the Advancement of Sci- 1
T ence.
H lie said that each year
during the past three decades
.scientific investigation has t
I hud more and more to do
j with the discovery of oil and
I gas.
Wales IMaiiH Trip.
LONDON", Jan. 2. (P)-
Tho'
; l'rlnce. of Wales waa hack in J-.011-
don todnj; after 8iendlnt; the holi
days with his parents at BandriiiK
haiu. to make final preparations
for hcKlnnlng of his African trip
nnd to Bay food hyp to friends.
W A S 1 1 1 X(J TO X , Jan. 2. (P
('amain Taylor Branson, leader of
the .Marine band, has heen ut every
While House New Year's reception
for 1(2 years. The hand yesterday
played so numbers in four hours
without pause.
Shrine .Stated Sodiin
llillah Temple meets (it
Masonic hall, Ashlar. I. j
Friday evening. Jan. 3. j
ciei-uon 01 omcers Ml.l
other important busi
ness. Itefreshments after meetlmw.
All Shrlners are Invited to attend.
K. C. JKItOlli;, Potentate.
W. II. IJAV. Itecordcr. I'SJ
I.O.ST fl-ltltUXCY
A woman who arrived1 ln Xlcd
ford the first oT the week lost a
bank book Tuesday contr.lning cur
rency, all the money she had.
Finder please return to this officv
and receive reward.
.Notice.
At noon. Dec. 31.st. 111311; I took
over the garage known as Flclu
ner's (laruge. situated at the cor
ner of W. (ith St. nnd Fir St., n
the City of Medford. and will not
be responsible for any debts In
curred by lid J. Allerlu, operatlt.g
as Flchlner's Oarugo.
384 CAUL FlCHTXElt.
m .-tC('llll t OllllUllllllltlOll
- Medford Uulge Xo. 103. A.
Vyf F. & A. M.. Friday. Jantl
' v ' ary 3. 1113(1. 7:30 p. -n.
Work In the V.. A. degree. Hy or
der of the W. M.
Mi' C. M. HOFSTOX, Sccv.
Announcement
It has been brought to our i.t
tcntlon several times lately that
Hie claim Is being mado that the
rniquc I'leaners. Inc., and the
Itnlubuw I'leaners aro all one. YVe
wish to state explicitly, that we
have never been connected, ami
are not now, with the Itainbow
I'leaners. Any such claim Is mis
leading, and made with the Inten
tion of deceiving.
Hud laa-reiitx is not, und ha-
not, been In utir employ since Xo
veiuber 30th. Furthermore, he has
never had any connection what
ever with this firm, except as r.
paid employe, and he never ha.s
owned any stock In the corpora
tion: any claim to the contrary is
not true.
The I'nbiue I'leaners. Inc., stau I
on their own merit. Our plant Is
fully equipped with the latest and
most modern mcchuntcal appli
ances, and any work Intrusted l
us will tie carefuly handled and
thoroughly cleaned In the most
workmanlike manner.
We thank all those who have
so generously patronised us. We
know you appreclr.te and reco-r-nlxe
the best of work at fair priccr.
and we assure you we w-lll spare
no effort in constantly Improving
that service.
We wish you all a prosperous an I
a happy acw a ear.
I Xlyt'K rl.KANRKS. IXC.
JANUARY 2, 3930. '
Flood
.xmc.:9-.:-ma
Delirious llcvciilg Cnclic.
ST. I.OUIS. Mo. (U.P.) Earl
Dowling. u former convict, re
vealed tuo hiding pluco of loot
taken in a holdui), while in a de-
llriuni caused by wounds he re-
! eclved when he was captured.
Fire End Long Life
cASSOPOLIS, Mich. (P) Mrs.
i1"11 Jy lived VM years and
i1P. f " a that le5troyeI
--;npr ll0in0;
i nA - fc " 11 ipbifw
i I UU L A I fc TO CLAoolrY
i -B--''-,'-,--a1.s
,'.
'Oll KXCHANClH 30M-acrc ranch
In Idaho; free soil tblack loam),
3 farm houses. . 7 miles wire
fence, free water and plenty of
It. Will take ltogue ltiver valley
or Mcdfnrd property.
- hi-; i-; mo si.ms.
16 South Bartlctt.
282
IFOK KXCHAX'fu:-Ueautlful new
siiouroun mitiKUiow. 0 rooms unci
hath, shower, bu Ill-ins, hard-
wood floors, fireplace, sleeping
inn i n, nuruK'-. woiMiKiieo, enieKen
house, barn, fruit trees, : aei-esi
finest soil. , in, jjUfttlfu: cJuge i,
und to .school: a real home ami
real value. Trice Sir00.
THIS HEAL TCSTATTC EXCHAXGB
'Owners.
14 X. fliverside. Phone 14H6.
We' trade. 284
Foil KALK Dandy almost new
modern bungalow. lai'KC livinit
room, fireplace, hardwood floors.
.iuzK plaster, basement, furnace,
double traratre. Iiii-ko corner lot.
nice oak shade trees. Price
JTii'SO; only $300 cash.
l'.KKRH & SI.MS. ,
IS South liartlett.
(l()OI)-WII,I. VHKD CARS
Start the year right; don't take
chances on the purchase of a
used cur; be sure you aro set
ting it at the right price and
from a dealer that you can de
pend upon, then you will get
value..
IMS Pontine Ijindnu Sedan In nice
.shape, with C wire wheels
$725
11I2S Standard Pontine Sedan,
practically now motor. ...$6.1(1
1827 Kssex I'nupc. reconditioned
throughout, a good buv nt
-.S3 S.I
A splendid 1'.I27 Oakland Sedan
$117",
A Star Touring and n Ford box
body cheap.
. SANl)l-;itSO. MOTOIt CO.
TltADI-; Ised Chrysler Sedan 111
good condition for eoultv in
small home, or will sell cheap
for cish. Call l'.3. Ashland. 2H3
I'Olt SAI.K Nearly new circulat
ing henicr, hslf price for quick
sale. Phone 364-H, or call 1307
W. Main. 2N2
I'Olt SAI.K Uu by chicks 5c. vou
furnish eggs: Allstrolorp-Lcg-horn
pullets 85c. linok orders
now. Southern Oregon Hatch
eries, P,ox 41(1. Medford. S8
FOIt HUNT 4-room modern du
plex furnished apartment; ga
rage: $35. 242 South Grape. 285
- ' 285
WANTED Thorough experienced
bookkeeper wbo has had previ
ous experience in automobile ac
counting and capublo of taking j
ciiine emu-go or orrice. llo not
reply unless qualified. Reply In
own taandwrttlng and state age
end leferenees In first letter
Address llox 73. Mail Tribune.
i ; ' 28,-,
FOIt HAI.B 13 Flint touring:
Hex enclosure; fine condition.
Chen p. 444 So. Ivy. 281
FOI! hunt 8-room furnished
duplex; lights and water paid.
Reasonable, 444 so. Ivy. ;,4
FOR RKXT OR I.KASK Modern
house with stove. II in W. 111th
FOR SAI.K Oround alfalfa hav.
Ted Fish. Phoenix.
FOR SAI.i; Three cows. $15 to
.' Ted Fish. Phoenix. ;ss
FOR RKXT Furnished apart
ment. Phone 641-W. after 5 n m
Adults. 281
Hill UK XT t and J-room house.,
furnished. Water. $10. $15. 8f
J'nmmlt. 2,j
LOST A folding camera the first
of the week. Iave at T All Stew
art Ave., or Mail 'Mrlbumv Re.
'll'.
FOR TRAHK $.-,ni oqtlltv on
home ,.,,! ji, ,,,,,, (l,r pn,.
Phone 4US H-S. -sj.
GARDENER THANKS
KIND DONORS FOR
PURSE AND HOhSE
S. H. :eisun, lii-yiaj'-olil K'H
dencr, who on Ueceinber i
the tragic victim of a ""'
place on Capitol 1 1 III which swept
uwuy his entire eiirthlv fortune
u barn, a liuggy top, gariien c'ii'U
mcnt und worst of all M b'"ne?
horse has made a N'i' ;irs
resolution.
As soon us the si-ring v.iinec
sets In he Is golnu b oh
garden. And ho is goins to ,v,"'k
liurder than ever Inform- 1111
attempt to assure hluuH'lf an ln"
dependent livelihood fr tt' le"
mainder of ills days.
Moved by the elderly man'9 ""s
coining into the Chrlsuiri" reason,
a number of Capitol J till ni''Bh
bors, led by Merman I'owoll en
acted the role of Mama c'lau.i in
his behalf and presented Mi'- -N 1
son, with n purse of
The
Humane society notified him lh"(
he is to receive a hois.' Several
other gifts cailio to htm from un
known soureiH, anil the sartl-'iior
who lias always been charactenz--1
by an independent nature, found
It hard to stem the tide "( lean
that Just would force themselves,
to his fading eyes. !
Ho doesn't exactly knew who,
to thank for sto-h a floed ef gen -I
eroslly, so he naked 'The 'Mall Tiib-!
une to do It for him. It is the .
knowledge or t'ocse new frir-nds,
he said, that is giving him l'''j
courage to carry out his New
Year's resolution. '
Severe Coughing Spells
Quickly Ended;
Distressing coughs canuot tire j
out and weaken you this winter if!
you take Foley's Honey and Tar ,
Compound. Kach dose carries the :
curative balsamic virtues of pure ;
pine Tar, fresh - demulcent;
Honey, with other valuable touifli
healing ingredients, into direct con
tact with the irritated throat cough
faces, covering them with a heal
ing, soothing coating, cmiing the ;
distressing cough, its quick mc-'
dlcinal action Is not hindered by I
opiates nor chloroform. Is mildly 1
laxative, quickly effective, depend
able for coughs, tickling tin-oat. ,
hoursettess, cruupy und brondiiul i
coughs, troublcsomo' night conuln. '
Ask for Foley's Honey und Tar. For
salo by J&rinin & , Wpods' Drug ,
Store, corner Mulit and Central.
- TWO HOT-BLOODED CABALLEROS. , .
AND AN INTRIGUING SENOEITA "t " ;
. ALL TALKINfj j
M VV30f3S h 1 8 "big yi
Buy Theatre Tick- .J '
,ajaat
W y-m. -Jmmm A Tropic Beauty-
J V? crust o( Long Island I
&Jml TODAY 4
IBCUik-McCullouoh In' "KnigU Out"
t 10 and 25 Paramount '
10 ""d 33 Sound Newt .
Tubing' Vi'lciuii llcttti ; I .X f
'lOi'liivNiO. Orc. Jan.. ,(,-!
Junius Oliver Beltis,- prominent
i . I .ii t of thu Coburif section for j
the past 2ii yours, died Tuesday ut
the ago of 84 years. Ho was ono
or inn inosi wiueiy .Known civil &
wur veterans In this part of tho
count i-y.
GALLSTONES
CAUSE TROUBLE
Don't use hoipe treatments
r ' 1 , 'f!
Kor pithis Jn your hak' or side,
tn if veil think you havuUomaeh
or liver trouhlo,, trv FKrlTOI-A.
(int duso kIiowk results!, ' )''or over
twenty years FltlUTOI-zA has heen
ust'il hy nu.ny fluffer.orj' Who havii
tlM-ivh.v heen -uved froW.Uho pala
iiinl risk ot :ih operatlpn. Tho
Kill ITOi-A formula is tho same tu
tluv as always and ofeh brings re
lief after the first 'dose. Many
people state , they wave m)' hope of
ever heinR relieved, hut- one dosu
(.f I'ltl'ITOLA convinced them that
i hev need no longer suffer pain
from gallstones. Give I-'IU'ITOLA
a L-hunce. Vou can have tho same
Nperience. For salo. recommend:
el and Kimi'iiteed hv MaKill Drutf
Cn., and other leading drUrifflsts. f
Dr. E. J. Carpenter
CHIROPRACTOR
and
PHYSIO THERAPIST '
319 Medford Bldp,.
Phone 430-R
Dimes
INSURANCE
S 9 M I " I
Jtl J J4. A. M
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