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Newspaper Page Text12, m.m PAOR SEVEN BRINGING UP FATHER By George McManus lH KIN'i:SS I11RICCTOKT Abstracts DM TRADE UNCHANGED MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Title, Titlo Insurance. Rooms 3 and 5, No, 92 North Central Ave., upstairs. (JACKET TO COUVJ'5 1 3ALL- I LL KlrfT SLr PORTLAND, Ore., May 12. (P) - CBS alul butler prices began the weeli unchanged, with butter fairly Him and eggs barely Bteady. Fresh fruits and vegetables are bepiniil UK to show the usual season able price weakness as the sup plies become more plsntiful. ,, .; A OUT THI-o MKiHT . ( So I'LL HlOE IX ' JACKSON CO. . ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Tillo a n 1 Titlo Insur ance, The only com plete Tillo Kjsiera In .lacksoil County. i-r i-iMMCriM' OOT OP THl-b WiNDOW'till OO-XJ- ME DRE-ot SUIT OKI ? Bicycles BICYCLR RKPA1R SHOP Work guaranteed. Auto locks and keys for all cars. 19 N. Fir St. Tel. 2(11. ' tf MSDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE, MKDFOUn, ()l'K iO. AlOXPAY.fAY o AH - I'LL HAOLOP 1 I T ' ME TICKET AM' " I THEM BE OM ME I t C WW TO THE (f. P lit.'. Inl'l Feature Service. ne.. Great Britain richly r.'Jcrvcil V VS - ""s' -j1 ' IHE MARKETS S i i Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., May 12. (P) CATTLE 1800, calves 200, In cluding 53 cattle through; opening slow: sellers generally asking higher on all classes. Steers, 1100 1300 lbs. fl0.76ll.29, good $11.25(7 11.85, medium $10.25 11.26, common f9.O010.25. Heif ers, good f 10.50ffo 11, common to medium $8.26-10.60. Cows, good J9.50W10. common to medium $7,25fi'9. 50, low cutter to cutter $4.7.25. Bulls (yearlings exclud ed) $7,604? 8. cutter to medium $a B7.50. Calves f 9.50 10.60, cull to medium $7 9.60. Vealers. milk fed, $126 13, medium fl0812, cull to common $37.50010.' HOGS 2600, Including C34 thru: opening active, 50c higher. Heavy weight $9 10.50. Medium weight (9.60011. Light weight $10.75fi Hi Light lights $10fi)ll. Pack ing sows $7.75g9. .Slaughter pigs $M. GO 10.60. Feeder and stocker (10.50 12. ' (Soft or oily hogs and roasting pigs excluded in above quotations). SHEEP 1500, steady; (shorn basis, except In spring lambs). Spring Inmbs $9.60-10. medium (8.509.50, cull and common $7S' 8.50. Lambs, 84 lbs. down $6.50 ft) 7, 84 to 92 lbs. $67, 92 lbs. down medium $5 0 6.60, all weights, common $4$t5. Yearling wethers I (9.6007, Ewes' $B6, 120-150 lbs. (4.60 6, nil weights, cull and common (1 3.60. Produce PORTLAND. Ore., May 12. (P) BUTTER: Kalrly firm: cubes: extras, 37c; standards, 30c; prime firsts, 35c; firsts, 34c. Creamery prices: Prints 3c over cube stan dards. . ' EGGS: Barely steady: prices to rotallcrs: Fresh extras, 2fic; stan dards. 25c; fresh medium 24c. Prices to wholesalers 2c under price to retailers. MILK: Steady raw milk (4 per cent) $2.30-2.40 cwt. delivered at Portland; less 1 per cent: grnde B milk, $2.69. Butterfat, station 32c track, 34c; deliveries in Portland, 36c. . POULTRY: Steady: (buying prices) alive heavy hens over 4 lbs. 2526c;' medium hens 8 4U lbs. 24-25c: light hens, 22-23c: broilers, ' 1 -2 Vj lbs; leghorns, 22 23c. Colored 3(lc; Pekln ducks, 4 lbs. and over 30c: old 22 p 23c, colored ducks, 18 ft! 20c. COUNTRY M EATS; a t e a d y; (buying prlcos) choice veal, 1G 17c: pork, 14 He; choice lambs, 18 G 19c: mutton 1012c. ONIONS: steady;; Oregon $1.15 J 1.75. POTATOES: steady; Gems No. 1 grade, $3.85 ft) 4. New potatoes, Florida, 7f( 9c lb. , WOOL: Rtendy: eastern Oregon, ISfflSo lb. Valley, 24o; mohair, now clip: kid hair, 30c per pound; staple 25c per lb. HAY: Steady; (wholesale buy ing prices, delivered Portland) eastern Oregon timothy, $22.50fj 23.50: do valley $18 W 19.50; alfal fa. tt0i 20; clover $16: oat hay. SIS: straw, $7(Ti8 ton; selling prices $ 1 ig 2 more. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., May 12. OP) Wheat futures: ' ' " Open High Low Close May 1.02 ',4 1.02 1.02V4 1.0S?4 Inly 1.011 1.03 Ms l.oa 1.034 Sept 1.03V4 1.03T4 1.03 IS 1.08; Cash wheat- Mr Hcnd blue Btcm, . hard whito Soft while 1.17'. . 1.01 . 1.04 1.02 . 1.02 Western white Hard winter Noithern spring Western red 1.02 Oats No. 2 38-ll. white. $20. Today's car receipts: Wheat 10, flour 9, corn 8, oats 1, hay li. Wall Street Report NEW YORK, May 12. (P) The slock market appeared to lack conviction as to Its position today. Commission houses were inclined lo advocate steering close to shore until current . levels are tested. Trading was extremely dull and highly professional. There were sporadic efforts to ' push prices higher, meeting with moderate success In a few Issues, but there was ,i distinct tendency to take mick profits on advances, the "lore active stocks generally turn ing heavy in the last half hour of trading. Most of the weak spots In the market had been repaired by the final hour and the list began to Partake of the strength shown by a half dozen Issues in which the floating supply' was well control ' International Salt rose over 9 Points to a new penk. Ingersolt "and gained five; Coeon-Cola 4 b ; ""d U. S. Rubber, 1st preferred, Brooklyn Union Gns, Electric Water Light and Pan-American B rose to 3i with the latter moving 'n'o a new high $r the year. The dosing was steady. Total sales approximated 3.050.000 shares. Today's closing prices for 15 "elected stocks follow: Am. Can 141 Col. Gas 80 ' Am. Tel. nnd Tel Anaconda 62 V Curtis, Wright 11 "enernl Electric (new). 81 "nrnl Motors Kehnlcnt Copper .. Radla Corporation """"Ooehuek Cnitei Air Craft .... I". . Steel Muni. Ward H. p 4"i 4S 49 Sl'i i 42 'i THE NEBBS Jones y 1 SEE JOUESV OUT VJITU TWE URMDSOME VJIUOWVOUO BETTER LOOkf OUT THAT BIRD IS A FAST VWORKER Press Comment Corbett Cttr.mands Confidence The primary campaign is draw ing to a close. The ltopblican vot ters of Oregon who have remained in very large numbers quite unde cided whom to vote for for govern-1 or must come to an early decision. They have had rather an unusual opportunity in recent months to see and lo hear the various aspir ants for the honor. The Statesman feels that several of the six candi dates would fill the office with honor to themselves and credit to the state. Like the Individual voter, we have been observing the candidates in action, scrutinizing their records , and, studying their' pioposals; and have come to our selection. The choice which the Statesman makes Is Harry L. Cor bett. That which has determined our selection and recommendation to the Republican voters of the stale is a factor which we have not seen touched on in the political discus sions thus far. It is the element of i CONFIDENCE. We profess to find in Mr. Corbett a dependability' which Rives us assurance as to what he will and what he will not do, which inspires us with confi dence: and that Is a quality In a candidate that Is of supreme value. Put it thus: Corbett Commands Confidence. With Mr. Corbett as governor the voters may have confidence that the business affairs of the state will be completely and hon cstlv handled; that appointments to offlco will not be chiefly a po litical matter. They may have con fidence that Mr. Corhrtt is suffi ciently acquainted with the machin ery of government and the work ings of politics, and sufficiently In dependent In his judgments and , ! In 1,1. .leeiulnns lo II K GOV FRNOIt imiSKLF. Thev may have K'that he has stamina I enough to withstand me pressin-u of selfish special interests nnd th'JUyANTKD Hny to put up on clamor of the political park. They may have confidence that the de velopment of Oregon will bo fos tered In everv sound way wll'ieul morlgagli('J future prosperity by worshipping nt strango gods. They niav have confidence (hat Mr. Cor bett has a wide and Intimate knowl edge of the resources and prob lems of the state, and a broad ac quaintance among the people In all sections. They may have confi dence that Mr. Corbett will llll his olficc with dignity, with clean lie portment, nnd without snobbery We are not here discounting the tnlents of the other candidates. Hut we endorse Corbett for gov ernor because lie gives lis hi higher degree than the others, confidence in his personal and political Inleg- Hyde Park Subdivision V2 miles south of Talent on Pacific Highway. Beautiful one to fivecre tracts0 FOR SALE 0 at S200 to S35P per acre $50 cash; balance small payments. Enquire at Service Station on the ground, or dress C. A., Mail Tribune vs. Flint 1 SOT TO DO VJlTW 1 MP ? I'M MOT V ik mrOpTFn - I (CcpyriEtit. 1130. by Tti BHI rlty, in his character, ability, good judgment and courage. The Salem Statesman 1 E OF ROM BAY. Indian. May 12. UP), The death of the Dowager Be gum of Ilhopal. one tlmo tho only ' woman ruler of an Indian state. was announced today. She was 72 yeare old. y -Tlio-Begum olBhopitl abdicat ed in 1926 in favor of her son, the Nawab Kudu Humldlllla. Na wab. who Is now 25, had been carefully trained In statesmanship under his mother's direction. He was on the staff of the Prince of Wales during the prince's visit to India. Oregon Weather. Oregon; Fair In the Interior and cloudy on the coast tonight and Tuesday; mild. Moderate nor therly winds on the coast. Notice to Creditors. Notice Is herewith given that John M. Sinclair (who Is also the party doing business in tho City of Medford, Oregon, under tho firm name and style of Sinclair's) has made an assignment to The First National Bank oOIcdford. Orcgon, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED You to so tho new beautiful inexpensive rugs, made from old clothing, carpets, rugs. Call Nash Hotel. Ask for Cleo. Slock or A. O. Vawter, factory representatives of Kerr Rub Mfg. Co.. Fresno. Calif. 57 WANTLi. family washings, 3Dc Vl . shares. Phone" 689-J-l. 87tt WANTED Secondhand goods and Junk. Pat's, 1506 Prune, rn. 647-L. LET MB do your painting, paper ing and Jazz knlsomlnlng. a bet ter Job for less. Call or wrlto 1212 W. 10th St. 56 WANTED Local and long distance hauling. Insured cnrrlcrs. Spec ial stock moving equipment. We guarantee, to save, you money. Hawlcy Transfer, 619 N. River side. Phone 1044-X. 73 WANTED Uwnmowerl to Sharp en. I guarantee your lawnmow er to cut just as well as when new., Call and deliver free. The old Liberty Repair Shop, 19 N. r ir au Lima, nivuvt, null. 5S1 tf PS3P"VOU'B& MOT lMTERESTEDr'OV4 no!. vou'Ee vwriAPPiNJG UP IM NOUS SAJE.LL CLOTMES MORMIMSMOOM AMD UJ SIV NOKIHVII.tt IP VOU'RE MOT IMTER.ESTED, ALL &&MS ARE WROM& 1 Syndic! - . nr ) THt Mwk Rrg. U S P?l for the benefit of creditors, nnd nil il creditors of snid John .M. blnclalr; are hereby notified lo present their claims to the Trust Deptirtment or the undersigned nt il.s place of business in the City nf Medlord, I Oregon, on or beforo the 14th tiny! of May. 1930. THE F1RT NATIONAL HANK OF MEDFOUD, OREGON, TM,ylnl I ! John M. Sinclair or Sinclair's.! I HELP WANTED FEMALE! WANTED Woman who Is expert cake and pie baker. About four , hours per liny. I all a:ii. WANTED Housework by the day or hour. Inquire 714 Palm. 52 MISCELLANEOUS IF INTERESTED IN AVIATION Write The Aero Flying 8ervlcei n,,v IllTi. Tu uiil. Oregon, lor in fornnillon. 53T FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT Light housekeeping room. Phone 905-X. 51 FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOIt RENT 'Well rmnished apart ment. 217 West Second SI. 57 FOR RENT Furnished npt. Hard wood floors, steam heat, hot water. Frigldalre and garage. 503 So. Holly, evenings and Sundays. 60tf FOR RENT Furnished 3-room duplex apart., 2u. 21G Haven. 60tf FOR RENT 2-rnom apartment. 51 N. Oakdalo Ave. 61 FOR RENT Desirable furnished apartment, largo rooms. Prlvulo bath. Oarage. Adults. 711 E. M. St. 5li FOR RENT Modern 4-rooin fur nished aiiurtllienl. 220 S. Crape. FOR RENT .Furnished apt. Willi L.;,rHL-e: iidlllts. Tel. 11,7. even- Ines. tf FOR RENT 'Modern very desir able 3-room apartment. 634 N, Bartlett. 44tf FOR RENT Modern apartment, downstairs, front enlraneo. 311." E. Jackson St., near Armory. Phono 3S1-M. 42tf FOR RENT Modern furnished not., downstnlrs; adults. 345 No. Bartlett. Phone 753-M. 27tf' FULLY MODERN apartments to rent by the week; hot and cold water, llglilfl, gas ann lui'i sup plied. Sunrise Super Station, cor. 12th and Riverside. Phone 1338. 20tf FURNISHER npts. and 604 W. 10th. garage. 7lf FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Modern 3-rm. house with sleeping porch: nice shade, flowers; close In. Cull 141 S. Holly. 57 FOR RENT Attractive home In kti-t.i.... Li ....!,,,. iiltu fiirnititi' er; for summer months. ,Phonej i57s. ' r,f. FOIt RENT Modern bungalow, al most new. with electric range or without. Inquire H17 W. 2nd. 50tf FOR RENT Furnished cottage, suitable for one or two persons. Phone 675-Y. 52 FOR RENT For (he summer, -room furnished house, close in. to responsible party only. Ilex F. B., Mall Tribune. 62" FOR RENT Vacant soon, modern 3-room houso with large sleep ing porch; nice shade; close In. 125 Ho. Holly. tf FOR RENT Furnished house. 6 rooms, phone 596-H. 39tf FOR RENT Unfurnished nous"), Everett Court; electrio siove, plenty of bullt-lu, lcrf farax. Phone M 04tf FOR RENT Homes. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown A Ythlte.. 17tf IIOI'HF.H FOH RKNT nd HALE call M. , . 'I' vcu(?3elf MISWTOUST lfefci-l-. WANTHI1 SITUATIONS PUACTICA'L nurse wish engage - inent. Cull 4:,2-lt evenings. 53 " WANTKI) Housework, also wash-! lugs in my ' own home. l'hone , 437-.!- 52 FOIt RENT FimNlSnKD ROOMS - i I ROOM FOR HUNT iJU'go ally i nun wiin Doiiro, ciuso in. r.a-R. Tel. 51 FOR RENT Front rooms, closo In: hot and cold wuter anil bum. 20 So. Fir. 61 BOARD AND ROOM In attractive home; reasonable. 33 N. Peach. F-m RENT Furnished sleeping room: also garage, an oo. iiiv- ersldo Avo. TICKED UP IF YOUR DOG Is missing. call3B9 LOST LOST Between R"xy Ann orchard .nnd Medlord. two rugs. Reward. iuy W. Conner. Phone .','.1 1-R :l. LOST lHinch keys, lire loin, naino plate. t). M. Clara. " colli' lice, Wash. Return tu Mall Tribune. Reward 52 LOST Pair of stamped pillow eases, embroidery set and child's dress.- Phone li-ltl-L. 61 LOST Dark Jersey nclfer. brand ed on right hip wlin worm-ienco brand, under sloped, two Mills In both ears. Phono 1559. 37tf BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Excellent gro y business which has been clearing from 14000 til $611110 per year. flu-tier rellrlm: from business and Is willing lo sell $ir,0ll worth of fixture at 75ei. of inventory, and uroeeries at 1111 of cost Inven torv. This is a real opportunity fur someone. Seo Charles A Wing Agency, Inc. 61" vrtrt ra l.l''. At nnnriment houso: easy terms, or would consider hoiiio If clear, as down payment. , Phono 1277-W. 32tf FOP HALE OR TRADE A bar gain, Sams Valley store, stock ind fixtures, poslofflco In storo, living rooms adjoining, cold rooms, Ice room, store rooms, hot and cold water, bath, toilet and sinks, automatic electric - pump, gas pump, kerosene pump, oil room, garage, 4 acres land, good market , road, good lornl ' lty. doing good business. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK kviu uai.io ilt TRADE 40 head of Angora goats, with or without 25 kids. Phono B'!;i-J-a. v. Ruraoll. WE ARM BUYINO all kinds of livestock for slaughtering; also chickens, dressed veal and pork. Rogue River Moats, Inc., Box 916. Tel. 1569. 1620 No. Wv. 19tf FOR BALE Al'TOMOBILES 1926 CHANDLER (Pike's Peak motor! touring, excellent condi tion. Insurance company re , pislon. Will sell for best of fer. Phona 155S. E. 11. pflug. 55 GOOD I'HED CARS This does not mean Junk, but late model cars with very little mile age. 1929 Ford Town Hedan. 192S Oldsmoblle Ijindau Sedan. 19JK 1st Series Essex Hedan. 1927 Essex Coupe. 1928 Essex Coach. 192A lloiliin t'olllie. ARMHTROW MOTORS, INC. 101 ST Riverside O 64 FOR RALE Chrysler 70 Hedan wonderful bargain If taken tt once. $7."i. Hiway Barber Shot 61lf FOR HA LE One hundred fifty dol lar deposit on new ear. Will sac rlflee for cash. Reply 10X2-.I ' 53 FOR HA LE Moving iway, Bnlrk Han; bargain. Tel, 1020. 191(0 I Vki5iU TUiT MUMBSKULL WOULO to tfi i UINI .SO IF r .rr -rn MP AK.IO 1MTO OTMEK FOLKo TELL. WIM TV-It OlOKi "OUUl -TlJtr e,l)V VAJWO SOT RICH Mlt-JDIKIS MI5 'hi FOIl EXCIIANGK WILL 'I'll A UK equity In modern home for gooil used car. 707-Y , , oltcH A K 11 LNC11 A M. I: i:l ercs. K iieres lull hearing or chard, 2 acres young orcbnrd, 3 acres alfalfa; 5-room modern, cottage, city water, highway frontage, Talent Irrigation. Will exchange for stock, shoep or dairy ranch. THE REAL ESTATE EXCIIANOK 44 N. RlvulMide. Phono 11911. 61" WILL trade Tllor electric washer, like new, for gas washer or will sell for cash. See Mrs. W. R. Sparks, Jacksonville, tire. 62 WILL trade heavy equity in 1931 Dodge Six sedan for 1929 Model A. Kurd. Inquire. 714 W. lllh si. 52 WHEN you thlnu or real etat. Brown A White. tf FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SALE 50 Bronze baby lurk. 50c ami 75c a hcaih Also 12 ewes and 1 buck and 2 lambs. Call 31S at 7:30. Central Point. 51 If I1IC.1I QUALITY LOW PRICES. White Leghorn chicks, May and June delivery, $12 hundred: Ithodo Island Reds and Barred Rocks $11; prepaid, ally quan tity; 100 live delivery guaran teed; trapnestod and non-trap-nestcd; all our cockerels pedi greed; all flocks officially B. W. I), tested. Ashland Associated Breeding Farms, Ashland, Ore. 56 FOR SALE 4-monlhs-old pullets, Rhode Island Reds; started chicks, day-old chicks, fryers. Seo Dick Newman, Swooney Poul try Yards. ' 60 FOR SALE Rnnj chicks, Barred Rocks, 15c each. Ben llollflold, R. F. D. 1, Hex 131, Central Point. 60 R. I. R. hatching eggs. Ph. 639-J-2. 49 FOR HALE Jersey Olnnl chicks 17c: eggs 76c setting. Phone A. DcVoo. tf I'll It SALI -REAL ESTATIO FOR SALE 40 acres woodland on it creek and county road, 11 miles from Medford; dain silo on place for Impounding 6-acre iiikc beautiful building silo or won derful opportunity Tor an amuse, inent nark. Address Dllllislte, care Mail Tribune. 55 FOR HALE 2 lots on Berkeley Wiiv . new resident ill section: liealitlllll trees. Phono 157X. 61 0-ROOM modern bungalow; break fust nook, sleeping porch, lot HOx 150; all kinds of fruit In abund ance; on paved street In good location. Priced for quick salo at $37"i; very reasonable terms. DEAL ft KNKIIIT, 20 N. llartlelt. 65 FOR HALE BARGAIN, on ensy terms, 4-rnom liungaiow; oai.i, sleeping porch, garage; nowiy decorated; large lot. on Pacific highway near school, or will trade for Income properly. In quire 240 B. Grape. Phono 731'. 46lf FOK'hALE 60 acres, of which 33 acres are In bearing pears, 7 acres young pears; Bartlett. D' Anjou, Comlei Ruse. All equip ment; 2 dwellings; 7 on de ferred payments; very attra'.'- tlve terms. C. H. BLTTERFIELD, Realtor. 62 FOR HALE 16 acres; 15 acres 'n pears, 5 In apples, 1 In peaches, 15 in alfalfa. All stock and equip ment goes; $19,000; easy terms. Would accept house In Medford on first payment. I O. PICK ELL. 204 East Mai. Phone 918 or 93-1.. 51 THERE'S HIJNHHLNE after rain tlnly 4 dnys more to tho end of possible frost. Then you enn finance a irnnd orchard, with some of your own means Includ ed. Hoe HOLMES for HOMES, Nash Hotel corner, for tho Rest for Your Money. 61 FOR HALE 5 '4 acres choice BIs- kiyou Heights property. Ideal for subdivision or to hold as Invest ment, domain for easll If sold beforo May 10th, phono Mrs. rlhopard, Jo;'0, 4 1 If By SOL HESS ME PO.OMY I3EEM IF I DIDM'T KMOJ Uf AI- l-Ail, OVWNJ BU3IWE55, c c- ('(in SAliHi HOMEBr FOR SALE flood fi-room house, hi Inls. elnse In. Excellent loca tion, elly water. Cash price $isr,0. Southern Oregon Realty Co., IIS N. Riverside. Nat. lildg. 1 FOR SALE New modern 5-room house. Iiv owner. Phono 7HI-H 4'.l!t FOR SALE Completely furnished home, closo In. with mi Incomo of 11X0 per month. UuleH uo llon If Interested. C. S. BUTTERF1ELD, Realtor. 52 FOR SALE 5-room new home; aero of berries mid garden, $3950. llnrgnln; easy tonus. Slsklvnu Heights extension, Keeno Drlvo. Phono 744-R. tf RESPONS1BI.F, PARTY CAN BUY 0-room house and 8 largo lots' for nothing down anil pay like rent. Boo ow.NiiiR, to in. it i v erslde. 17tf FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS ''OR SALE New combination radio at less than half price. See Von Zlllldel, Sanderson Motor Co. 67 FOR SALE Wagons. Will trade for wood. Valley Fuel Co. Phone 711. 601 f FOR SALE Electric rnngo, cheap. Inquire 314 So. drape. 51 FOR SALE Trailer. In good con dition. Phone 1134. 61 FOR SALE Largo English wal nuts 33e per lb, at Trolchlor's. V4 mllo west of Ccutrnl Point. Tel. 153. 51 FOR SALE New farm wagon, 10 h. p. englno and drag saw. Tel. 631. tf FOR HALE 11x12 taupe rug, Up ton lablo and floor lamp. Call Lll-lt. 47lf FOR KALE Berry cups nnd crates. Monarch Heed Co. llitf FOR HALE Furniture. Buyer as, sumo payments. 412 North Ivy Phono 745-J. 4!ilf FOR SALE Lloyd baby carriage. IK. fill: bassinette, $2.50. Both clean and In good condition. 125 So. Holly. 45lf BALED HAY. Tol. 408-R-3. 4 HEAVY green Pino slabs, large loads, 4 ',4 tiers; floe kindling with 3 largo loads. Vulley Fuel Co., Phone 711. 36tf FOR HALF, 10.000 common 'jrlck, 3.000 Wlllanilna rug face brick nt cost In carload. Can ho seen nt new 1 lolly Thentor building. Earl II. Fehl, ngent. 38tf WHEAT nnd rolled barley 2c lb choice alfalfa, haled, $20 ton. Phone C. A. Dovoo. tt FOR HALE lomnio. cabbage, pepper plants. C, Carey, Phone 341-J-l. lllf FOR BALE Front door In splen did condition, comnlete with lock and hinges; small glass windows In top; 3-ft. 6-ln. by 6-fU t-ln. Phone 390-L of evenings. tf WE PAY CAHII for moliijr. wool hides, pelts and junk. Medford Bargain House. Phone 1063. 27 No. Grape. tf FOR HALE Lumber. A quantity of 2x4s in 10, 12 and 14-foot lengths. A bargain If you can use them. Porter Lumber Co. tf FOR SALE 10113 brooder house, all materials complete, windows, doors, roofing lumber and nails for $40. Phone 134. tf FOR SALE Used sewing ma. ehlnes; all makes, $6 up; terms If desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co.. 14 North Bart ett. lltf FOR garden and field plowing. sand, gravel and sediment TeL viz. J. Hamtiel Rateman, ItPNINEHS DIHEtrrORY AceonntanM WILHO5 AUDITING COMPANY V ix and Corporation Counselors, Auditors and Accountants. K M. Wilson, C. P. A.; Leland J. Knox, C. P. A.J Lloyd Rhowers, Liberty Bldg. Phono 1W-R, Mx-l Chiropractic Physician DR. K. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist. Office hours 9 to 12; 2 to 6. 203-204 Liberty Rldg. Offlco phone 680; Res. phono "90-11. DR. JOUKTT P. BRAY Suite SOS, Medford Hldg., for chlropraclio service. Thursdays hy appoint ment. Office Tel. 1230. Civil Engineer C. A. NUTTER Registered Civil Engineer, logging engineer, tim ber cruiser. K26 So. Central Avo. Phono 10l',a-X. 310 Klivtrlo Slotor Repairing L. C. SCIIAFER Armature wind ing, olectrio motor repairing. Complete stock benrlngs and brushes. 33 N. Central. Phones UO-J-2; Central Point 174. 371 Kye specialists DR. I). A. CHAM HERS, Optome trist. lOyes examined. Qlassca fitted. 404 Medford Bldg. Tel. 18S. . 352tf Expert Window CIcnncrs LET C.EOROK DO IT Tel. 1171. House Cleaning, Floor WaxInB, Orlenlnl Rug Cleaning, specialty Farm Loans LOANS (lot your Land Bank; loans through tho Uoguo Rlvor Assn. See me beforo getting a loan. J. R. Bowen, Rogue Rlvor. FARM LOANS Long term, 614 Interest. Federal Land Bnnk. Percy A. Bray, Socy.-Trcas., Medford N. F. L. A. Phono 68. I'Miianclul Wli LEND MONEY to worth pcoplo to pay their honest debts. I'aclflo Coast Credit Association, 423 Medford Bid., Medford, Oro. Freight Trnnsimrtntton - LONO DISTANCE HAULINO Medford-Klamalh Truck Lino Dally service. Bonded carriers, Special rates on load lots. Autl Freight Terminal, 36 S. Fir. Tel 1033. (leiicrnl Contractor A. 10. WOOLVERTON Genera) Contractor, cement work, fourn datlona, sldownlkB. 10 N. Riven sldo. Phono 1392. Ijiun Mower Grliidlnc LAWN MOWER ORINDINO, adl Justing, greasing. Called for; den llvered for $1.00. Joe Rinardt ,, Cyclery, 28 H. Bartlott. Tel. 1468 Money to Loan 6 Lone Time Real Estate -Mortgage Loans, Pliouo 1322 . Coiiiincrclnl I'liiaiK'o Corp. -Medford, Oregon DO YOU NEED MONEY T Ws make short tlmo loans. All trans actions confidential. 657-J. Bam later & Chrlstncr,317 Liberty Bid Monuments THE OREGON GRANITE CO.-. Monuments. E. A. Ricks, Geo eral Manager; P. M. Kershaw, Sales Manager, 302 N. Front St. Personal Loittut ; -$30- Pcrsonal Loans "Lowest Rales." Strictly Confidential. Room 3. t Sparta Bldg. v Palming and Papcrhanglng M. A. ULISH & COMPANY Paint ing, paperhanglng and Interior finishing. 302 crutor mKo Ave. Phono 1004. . 41 Plunn Instruction FRED ALTON IIAIOHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony, ilalgnt Muaio Studio, 31$ Liberty Bldg., Phono 72. ' 150tf Printers anil Publisher MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Has tho best equipped printing otnee In Southern Oregon, Bookbind ing, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 37 N, Fir St. t. Radio Service RADIO SERVICE on . any make radio. II. O. Puruckor, 21 South Grape street. Office Phone 336; Res. 1442. 381 Komi am Gravel C. A. HARTLEY Band and Gravel plant. Clean washed sand ana grnvel; crushed gravel, all sizes. Phono plant 1203 or office 127. Hpmylng IF YOU want a good Job of spray ing done on your trees and shrubs at a reasonable prloe, Tel. 1039. Storage WAREHOUSING Storage, Dlstrl butlon. Medford Wnrehotlse, 110 South Front St. Phone 110, Transfer KADS TRANSFER ft 8TORAOB CO, Office 111 N. Fir Street. Phone 815. Prices right. Bervloe guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER ft STORAGE. Service guaranteed. 20 8. drape St., Phone 644, or residence 100, Upholstertnf THIBAULT Maker of overstuffed Furniture made to order; r upholstering, We estimate, show samples. 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