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"EVERYONE IN SOUTHERN OREGON READS THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE"
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREfiOX. THURSDAY, .TUNE 5, 10.10.
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.. PORTLAND, Ore., June 6. (P)
George Kirk, first vice-president
(if the United States Chamber of
Commerce in South Africa, who
stopped here en route to his home
from WashiDBton, D. C, said that
Portland, the other coast ports and
the entire Pacific northwest were
overlooking the vast potentialities
. in foreign trade.
Kirk, for 22 years rosldent of
Johannesburg and president of tho
United importing company, said
that Oregon products were in great
demand in South Africa but that
transportation was found inade
quate. He said that unless the Pa
cific northwes acts quickly and
upon a large basis other nations
would enter the territory which or
dinarily would belong to Ameclra.
EDEN PRECINCT. Ore, June 5.
(Spl.) The ruin la makins haying
very -difficult as It will not cure if
shocked up. anil bleaches when left
in the swath. Many have lost some
of tho first cutting.'
Mrs. John Cope, a former rcsK
dent of Phoenix, is in town visitins
with old friends. Tho Copes once
operated a big hardware store In
Phoenix.
Mrs. Laura Dunlap, former Phoe
nix rosldent, Is in tho valley visit
ing relatives and old acquaintances
In each of tho valley towns. Mi's.
Dunlup spent Sunday night at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clara Smith
in Phoonlx and was in Phoenix
Decoration day.
Mrs. Alvord and her son arrived
at the new -home on the south high
way which Mr. Alvord. Senior, hns
been preparing since early spring.
He has a big garage .built and a
Jiloe garden all up and doing fine.
The Alvords will soon build a resi
dence. Mrs. Marion -Hurt ley and son
Cecil wore In Med ford attending
church Sunday, and stopped at the
home of your correspondent on
their way home. They have an
aero of tomatoes and an acre and
a hnlf of cantaloupes, besides sev
eral acres or other garden truck.
The farm is In tho North Talent
section.
The many friends of Jeff Dc
' vtmny, who Is a brother of Cally
"Steadman of Phoenix, will be pleas
ed to learn of his good furtuno In
Alaske. Near Vulrloss Mr. Devenny
has followed mining for many
..yonrs and If . reports are correct he
will be independent now for tho
ret of his life.
. . Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Barneburg of
East Eden spent Decoration day at
the C. Carey homo, and in the
afternoon the party visited the
Thoenix cemetery, taking with them
many beautiful flowers to decorate
with.
Dr. and Mrs. Miller of south
highway were trading In Medford
Saturday.
Mrs. Ed ITamlin arrived nt her
home on Friday evening from the
bedside of her sister at Cottage
Grove. Mrs. Hamlin left her sis
ter out of danger.
Mrs. Clint Hartley and sons were
in Phoenix Monday afternoo.n.
.where Mrs. Hartley was "rehearc
Ing her pupils for the Children)
day program next Sunday.
Miss Ruth Miller arrived home
from Idaho where she taught nt
' Twin Bridges during the past
school year. Miss Miller will spend
the summer at tho homo of her
parents, Dr. and Mrs. Miller, near
Phoenix.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Pnley of
Ashland spent Tuesday night with
Mr. Policy's sister. Mrs. Clint Hart
ley and family. Mr. and Mrs. Poley
will leave in a few days for Africa.
They expect to sail from New York
about the ISth of this month.
Mrs. Rob Furry and little daugh
ter Maretta of Phoenix spent la.-.!
Thursday a gucHts at tho pleasant
home of Mrs. Waller Allen on south
highway.
f
.SAMS VALLEY, Ore.. June 5.
(Special) Continuous rainy
weather In causing much annoy
ance to farmers attempting to
"mnkc hay while the sun shines."
So far no hay has been damaged
by' rain, but considerable Incon
vonlencc has been experienced.
John Cushman of Upper Trail
visited Inst week nt tho homo of
bin sister. Mrs. John Hull.
' Little Betty Lou Tresham Is
ijuilo sick from tho effects of In
testinal flu.
According to officiate of the
tctepbono line, parents of the
children who arc causing so much
Interference In the service had
better do some apprehending if
they deslro to continue to enjoy
telephone service.
F. W. DeKord of Ashland was
a culler In our district on Tues
day. Grange No. 666 will meet Sat
urday evening. Several new names
are to be balloted on.
O. T. Wilson is recovering from
a severely Injured arm slashed
by the cutter on a shearing ma
chine. Mrs. Ous Samuels and daughter
Neva, of Medford and Mrs. Sam
uel's sister. Mrs. Bill Wlldrick of
1'ortlnnd, .spent last Wednesday
visiting the George McDonough
and J. L. Rowe families.
The gospel team of young peo
ple from Grants Pass conducted
an Interesting meeting at the
school house Sunday.
Many were surprised Monday
morning to find the lrm family
had suddenly left the neighbor
hood. Miss Naomi Mngruder complet
ed her second term of school In
the Upper Trail district Thursday
EDEN PRECINCT
SIS VALLEY
BRINGING UP FATHER
' MO HOM I a-ES)S ( MOW- LET SEE- 'Lt- f)
rui. FIX OOMEOWlO T"l COOK SOME HAM A.M' U
6RSAKFAft.T- .VM - t' -l 1W MEmF M
TIRED OF EATM' I .I j V7
i i V bl 1111 pl.E
THE NEBBS His Master's Voice
fill, V np UkE A DEAD W 'l WMAT fiRE VOU HiwS ABOUT ?
"W',' NJ cf rr "- X 11 ( -T VJOUUO BE SWEET AMD ,f
ill, I ' XJ ' ' VWOMAMLV TO ALUOVJ VOOR QQ ;
f'y . . C 'jt W , 1 '. WUSBAWD TO ATTEMO TO THE 11
) ' jTO n ' COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS - I S I I "
S-U'AVS C
Lfer.5 ... .VkTT... I I ' 1 1 .
and clunod with a community und
Hchuul picnic.
Miss Kutherlno Koroi. who
spent the paHt ycHi' attondinp busl
neria colleec In Spoknnc, arrived
hore last week and will spend ev
eral weekH with her pu rents, Mr.
and Mrs. Mike Koger.
MiH.scs Letha Tresham and Lpr
ena Coffee of Kerby vlKited on
l-'rlday and Saturday with friends
of this diHtrict.
Mr. and Mm. Fred iBurdett ,. of
Klamath Fuiln, Hv iompanieu "by
Mla Venlta llouRlund, - who. hus
been -a .Iiouho guest .at - tlo- -33ur-dett
homo the past month, viHlt
cd.Tuewlay with Mr. and Mrs.
George McDonough. ''.."
Mtfw Elsie Straus Is vacationing
with homo folks since the closing
of her fourth term of school at
Coquillc. May 23rd.
Mrs. Bert Johnson of Crescent
City Is visiting with relatives at
Gold Hill and in this district.
Notice to CivtHtors.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, in and for the County
of Jackson.
In the Matter of the Estate of J. J.
Ituchter, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, that the
undersigned has been appointed
by the Hon. Alex Hparrow, Judge
of the above entitled court, as ex
ecutrix of the estate of J. J. Iluch
tor, deceased, and has duly quali
fied according to law.
All persons having claims Against
said estate are hereby notified to
present same with proper vouchers
and duly verified according to taw
at the office of T. W. Miles, attor
ney for the undersigned, in the
Jackson County Bank Building in
the City of Medford, Oregon, with
in six months from the date- hereof,
Dated and first published June
5lh. 1U30.
' CLKONI3 BL'CHTISK.
Executrix of the Estate of
J. J. Ituchter, deceased.
Not ici to Creditors.
The. undersigned has been duly
appointed by tho County Court of
tho State of Oregon, for Jackson
County, and has qualified, as Ad
ministrator of the Estate or Will
Oilman, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against said estato are
notified to present them, with
proper vouchuiu, to the under
signed, at the office of ltawles
Moore, Cooley Theater Building,
Medford, Oregon, within six months
from May 29, 193'), tho date of
this notice.
GEORGE OILMAN.
Admlnlst rat or.
HELP WATEI MALE OR
FEMALE
WANTED Well educated man or
woman young enough to have
pep, good appearance pleasant
address, to sell the best line of
dresses and merchandise on mar
ket today; very reasonably
priced; commissions liberal;
quality absolutely guaranteed by
honorable men. Call 9B4-L for
appointments morning or after 6
p. m. tf
HELP WANTEDr MALE
MEX Interested Jn making from J.i
to $10 a day on commission, call
at 19 N. Bartlett St., Medford.
WANTED Man with car to sell
nursery stock; liberal commls
sion. Villa Nurseries, 211 BllfR
St., Medford. 7Jtf
WANTED Collector for Medford
and local territory. Commission
basis. Mr. West, Durell Court,
xnrih Holly evenings. 79
Medford
Investment
' Company
General Insurance
Medford, Oregon
12S E. Sixth St Phone 1224
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISES RATES
Rate per word for first insertion, 2c; each i
succeeding Insertion, lc: minimum 25c. Index :
your ads with For Site. For Rent, etc, wd count '
these words as well as each initial, telephone
number, etc., as a word.
ciaifirt ads in advance and not taken over
phone, unless arhenker has monthly account. No
allowance for phone errors.
WANTED SITUATIONS
MAX AND WIF1-3 want work; man
team engineer, good repair man:
wlfo good cook, practical nurse.
Go any place. "Write Box 3:iK.
Central Point. 77
HIOH SCHOOL Student wnnt earrs
of children .daytime. Call 1320.
, Apt. 5. 76
WANTED -Monition by experienced
stenographer. Phone til 7 -J. HI
WAXTKD Work In country home,
elderly people or bachelors:
good cook. Box 95, Tribune. 76
GIRL, wants second malil work or
enora!l housework: rcrcrcnccH.
Phone Jacksonville 364. 78
HIGH SCHOOL,. BOY 15 years
old. wants summer job In town
or country. Phono 845-It. 77
WANTED BlISUEIiliANEOTJS
WANTED All persons interested
in the raising and farming of
muskrats may receive free in
formation from X. M. Streeter,
president of the Orepon Musk
rat Breeders association, Incor
porated. Hee him at Hotel Jack
son. Some kooU positions avail
able. 7 7
HAVE your furniture re-upholsterer,
re - finished and re - Blued.
Thibault, Tel. !I6!I-It. Xa
WANTED ALTO SAX. Must ho
unc. 77
WANTED To drive anybody any
where at any lime. Your ear.
Mountain driver. Good refer
once. Hotel Grand. 417. 7B
WANTED USED CAKS. Wo will
buy for cash or aocopt trade in
on Packard. Chrysler and llu
mobjlcs. Our lines represent
every price class and model
known to the automobllo Indus
try. Phone or call for a dem
onstration. Let us make you an
nppruisal.
J. J. OSSENBHUGOE.
Phono lion. 128 8. ltlverside.
Packard Agency. 76
GENTLEMAN of Rood standing.
; considerato and generous mind
ed, wishes to meet lady between
' '28 and 4n. Object matrimony.
Address Mall Tribune, box AF.
74
WANTED Second-hand goods and
junk. Pat's, 1606 Prune. J'h.
547-L. 102
WANTED 'Few milk cows; must
be springers. 4 to 6 weeks from
calving. Phone 87G-Y. 7 5
WANTED Lawnmowera to Sharp
- n. I guarantee your lawnmow
er to cut just en well ae when
new. Call and deliver free. The
old Liberty Repair Shop, It N.
Fir St. Cha. Flcber. Pros. Tel.
21. Itf
LOST Tackle book. Name on II
censo, F. M. Porter. Tel. S42-J.
74
LOST On Memorial day, at tho
Central Point cemetery, a lady's
hand-tooled brown leather bag.
Finder nlpase return to this or
fice. Heward. 74
LOST Black keyholder. Mm.
Walter A. Jones, 45 Barneburg
road. Phone 1144-X. Reward
8tf
FOB RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS
FOR RENT Attractive room.
.hoard, reasonable; garage. 33
N. Teach. 74lf
FOR RENT Sleeping room: also
garage. 325 So. Riverside Ave.
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FOR RENT Heated, attractive
room. "04 East Main. 73tf"
PLEASANT mom with hoard at
711 E. Main. Phone 722. 3tf
f-j (Copyright. 130. by The B Syndtc.tg.
FOR RENT nOVSISS
Ij'OH HUNT Modern 5-room fur-
nlHhed house, clusc in on pave
ment. Inquire OH'J N. Central. ,
in
FOll KENT 3-rm. modern fur
nished cottage, close In. Inquire
14 N. Bartlett St. 70
POH KENT 1-rm. modern house,
bath, breakfast nook; partly fur
nished; garage; c! acre in gar
den and berries? Lozier Lane.
E. Cation. 77
FOR KENT
home, ' Gil
' 1378-R.
or SALE .Model
Itoso. Mrs. Kyle.'
72tf
FOR RENT Juno 1st, 6-room
modern, partly furnished house;
electric range, garage, chicken
yard, nlco lawn, flowers and
fruit; pnvod street, close to grade
and high school. Call 9C4-L. Glitf
FOR RENT 5-room modern
house on pavement with stove.
Inquire. 817 W. 2nd. 64tf
FOS RENT Unfurnished hou,
Everette Court; electrlo stove,
plenty of built-in, large garage.
Phone 238. 304tf
FOR RENT Homes. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown A White.
17tf
HOUSES FOR RENT and SALE
Call 105. nf
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Furnished apts. with
sleeping porch, private bath. In
quire 821 West Hllh. 78
FURNISHED APT. 2 rooms. In
Vluding electricity for cooking,
$15 a month; closo in. Inquire
410 E. Main. 77
FOR RENT Fnrn. housekeeping
apt. 311 No. llartlett. 74U
FOR RENT 5-roont furnished
apt.. 2 blocks from library. In
quire 804 East Main. Tel. 287-.I.
74lf"
FOR RENT Furnished modern
apts.; downstairs. 345 No. Bart
lett. 74tf
FOR RENT Furnls;ied apt; light,
water, piano; private shower and
toilet. 217 West 2nd St. 75
FOR RENT Apt.. 3 rooms, pri
vate bath, private entrance, gar
age. I) E. Jackson. Phone
592-Y. 78
FOR RENT Attractive furnished
duplex for two or three business
men or women. 1)05 W. loth.
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FOR RENT Modern furnished
apt. Adults. Phono 003-Y. 315
N. Holly. 72lf
FOR RENT 3-room npt.; lights,
water and giirngo. Phone 452-11.
70tf
FOR RENT Strictly modern 3 nnd
4 -room apts. at Find lav Anaii-
tnonts, 503 H. Holly St., evenings
ami nunuays. G8tr
FOR RENT Spanish duplex. 10
Ho. Newtown. Mrs. Kylo, Phono
1378-R. 7tf
FOR RENT 3-room apt. with prl
valo hath. Phone 101 5-Y. B5tf
FOR RENT Modern 4-room fur-
nisncd duplex; bardwood floor,
garage. 805 W. 10th. tf
FO RRENT Apartments.- Call In
afternoon end evenings. 107 MIs-
"cioe. 68tf
FURNISHED 2 and 3-rm. apis
and garage. 604 W. 10th. tf
BUSINESS OrPOUTBNITIKB
FOR SALE UtiK (,'nfc. Small
down payment. Dorrls, Calif.
90
KSTHAVKU
8TRA VED or 8TOLEN--Hay horse,
mane clipped. Weight about
1400 lbs. Kockv build. Finder
please Tel. 132-M or 1J2-W
Reward. 71 If"
PICKED UP
IF YOIIK DOG Is mlnslng, call
I'f
i thuok i rouovEO the
DiREc-noKi KiaKT- Out i
THIMK I MA.O BETTER REA0
'EM ACi'lM TO MAKE
Inc.) Tr.d. MiTjKeg. U. S. Pat. pffie.
FOR SALr POTJlTRY
FOll SAMO Kgcs, 50c setting.
l'hono c. A. DoVoe. tf ;
FOR SAM! AUTOMOBIIiES
WILL SAIMHFU'E J500 equity In
111211 t'hev. Sport Ouupe. rumble
scat, for $175 casli. Cull even
ings, 324 Vancouver Ave. 711
SPEC'IALA
111211 Ford A
1'K'K-l'l'
A Heal Huy.
ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC.
7(1
WE OFFER THIS WEEK A LIST
OF USED CARS WHICH WILL
ST A N I) I X V ES'I'IG AT ION.
11127 Oakland Sedan $450.00
11)27 Ponllao Sedan 475.00
11128 Pontine Sport Rdstr 575.00
11125 Overland Coach 1115.00
1112(1 Stildobnker Sedan 475.00
11125 Sludebaker Coach 475.00
11123 Star Delivery 65.00
Also a few Fords and odd lots,
from $40 to $100.
SANDERSON MOTOR CO.
8th and Bartlett.
Your Ooklnnd-Pontlae Dealer.
FOR SALE One '23 model Ford:
good rubber; $35; also 2 camp
trailers. Leo. Young, Stewart
Ave. 71tf
FOR- SAlil, nOSTEft
FOR SALE Splendid (1-rm. homo
on paved street;, full basement,
furnace, hardwood, flroplnce. nice
little garden and family fruit.
Price $5,000; no trade, chaunroy
Florcy, 123 East Main. 70
MODERN bungalow In Corvallls
to exchange for property In or
near Medford. acreage preferred,
limnia Gcllatly, Corvallls, Ore.
711
FOR SALE OR TRADE Desirable
house and lot In Medford for
acreage, for few days only. Tel.
1015-Y. 1617 W. Main. B4tf
FOR SALE 5-room new home;
aero of berries and garden,
$31150. Bargain; easy terms.
Siskiyou Holghts extension,
Kecno Drlvo. Phone 744-R. tf
RESPONSIBLE PARTY CAN BUY
6-room house and 8 large lots
for nothing down and pay like
rent. See OWNER, 16 N. Riv
erside. 17tf
FOR SALE HEAfi ESTATE
FOR SALE If you have $1150 or
$2750 cash, come III anrl let us
show you an unusual chance to
own your choice of either of two
Medford homes. New, modern,
well Infilled, paved, etc. These
are real actual sacrifices of value
by tho owner in order to get
cash.
BROWN & WHITE. Realtors.
Holland Hotel Building.
If
FOR SALE 5 acres, nil In culti
vation, 4 acres cherries, apricots,
peaches and apples; new 4-ronln
house, chicken house, garage.
Priced to sell for only $2100.
Would consider a trade.
DEAL A KNIGHT, '
20 N. Bartlott.
ALFALFA AND ORCHARD make
a strong combination. Twenty
five acres, 3 miles out, about 6
acres bearing orchard, moro than
12 acres under ditch, rich land
and good neighborhood. Ten
thousand dollars, fruit crop In
cluded to June 15; after that dale
reserved. See HOI, M E S for
Ht'MBH, Nash Hotel corner. 79
WHEN you think of real estate,
think of Brown & White. tf
FOR SALE Lots 6 and 7, Blk. 1,
Oak Grove (Benson St.) Clear
title. Cash price $50 per lot.
John M. Schmidt, 1915 Castro
St., Oakland, Cal. 75
FOR SALE Little rarms close In;
City velar, electricity and all of
a city's conveniences without the
high tax; comfortable 4 and 6
room houses with water to the
kitchen sink. We sell these to
responsible parties on terms like
rent. No down payment other
Ihnn the regular monthly rental.
WOLD ft WOLD.
WOLD ft
l(lN'o. II
Iverside.
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By George McManus
HAM I T
lEW) I I 1 I OM A RAFT- j
jjfflBmmm
VES, OO COME OUT OM
ISNJT SO LOM& ASO TV-tAT FUKJT
LIFTED VOU OFF THE PORCH OF THE
poor, moose almost BRo;e vouk
ARM PULLIW6 THE DOOR KSJOS OUT
O VOUR HAMD 1 WAVE MICE
CLOTHES 1 .THE LAST MICE DRESS
I HAD MV MOTHER BOUGHT FOR
.ME AJHEMvl WAS MARRIED
FOR SAM& liIVlSSTOCK
l-H)lt SAIJO GucmI rtiw. Tel. BlO-j
.1, or call at Top Notch Orchard.
FOR SALE 1 (luerncsy cow, 1
calf G mos. old, 2 calves 4 inos.
old. South end Peach St. Tel.
774-.1-3. 78
FOR SALE Two brood sows and
2 yearling heifers. Henry Crow
cher, Dollar Ave. 75
FOR SALE One 3-year Jersey
niw, fresh In 10 days; 11 Jersey
belters, calve tills summer. Tel.
53. Cliff Diiillilliglou, Jackson
ville. 7(1
WE ARE BUYma nil kinds of
llvostook for slaughtering; also
chickens, dressed veal and pork.
Rogue River Monts, lno., Box
916. Tel. 1559. 1520 No. Rlv.
mtf
FOR EXCHANGE
VIEW SITE TRADE
1 iicre. beautiful view, good Im
provements, electric water sys
tem, fruit; clear. Wants small
huuse on. west side of town.
ANOTHER
5 acres, young fruit, new build
ings, fine view. Trade for 1 acre
Improved near town.
FINE SHEEP RANCH
1 50 acres on Rogue river. (10
acres In cultivation, free water,
200 head of sheep. 4 cows, team
. horses and impdenients. Terms
and trade.
fl. E. FOX.
14 N. Bartlett. Phone 1159.
77
FOR TRADE 25-llcro -urn nenr
the highway; watered, 4-room
houso, small barn, has 21 ucres
III crop and all under waler.
Priced at $3,800 for quick sale.
Chauncey Florcy, 123 East Main.
7(1
FOR EXCHANGE Sun yourself
In sunny southern California.
Engage in poultry raising on a
splendid 5-acro poultry farm
close to Riverside. New, modern
4-room bungalow, chicken house,
, brooder house and other Im
provements. Present owner paid
$15,000 for place nnd wants slock
ranch In southern Oregon. This
properly Is freo from oneuin
Itrance. Seo Charles A. Wing
Agency, Inc. 80
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
ZINNIA plants, l.'ic per do. First
at fair two years. Also Crcgo
asters. 6 shades. Mrs. Dressier,
1 107 E. Main. 77
FOR SALE A nearly new Paul
automatic electric pump, 150
gallon an hour capacity; In good
working order. A bargain. A.
L. Vromau, 520 East Main, 7(1
FOR SALK-Gnrnge, I2xl8-ft., rus
rustlc siding, double swing doors,
side door and 2 windows. Price
$75. Inquire immediately High
School Shop or Phone 927-X. 77
FOR SALE Electric range anil
model A Ford coupe. 344 So.
Grape. 7(1
FOR SALE 2-horso gas engine,
cheap. Intersection of Sams Val
ley road and Pacific highway. M.
.1. Swing. 76
SMALL STRAWBERRIES for can
nlng; furnish f:ontalners and pick
them yourself for 3c cup. E. E.
Brown, Ren 1 1 Ijine. 76
DR. BLASHVB Laxative Tablets are
guaranteed by Heath's Drug
Store to be tho most efficient
laxative .you ever used, 78
ONE LOT of lumber for sale nt
close out prices. Big Pines Lum
ber Co. 6lf
FOR SALE A-l barley, $.12
wnom or :)s ground. Mrs., H.
(1. Pech, Airport road. S3
FOR SALE White all-eleclrlo
acwing machine. Phone 1334-W,
call at 012 So. Ivy. 63tf
FOR SALE Cletrnc In good work
ing order. W. II. Arnold, R. 1
Box 31. Tel. 523-H-2. 67tf
FOR BALF Fordson parts. W.
II. Arnold, R. 1, Box 31. Phone
fisa-ii-z. C7if
FOR HALE Berry cup i,50 per
jiHiii. Monnrcn feci ( o. ir
ADM AM EUE
OM A RAFT-
w mm m
By SOL HESS
TOP - IT
FOR SALIC MlSCEliliANEOUS
FOR SAI.H Used Savage washer,
good as new, $10. Inquire at
Maytag Shop, 19 N. Bartlett.
Phone 12116. 78
FOR SALE Strawberries 75c per
crate, pick them; bring contain
ers. F. E. Collins, 5 miles north
on Table Rock road. 77
FOll SALE Crochet bedspread.
$25 If sold at once. Tel. 5-F-2.
77
FOR HALE Vacuum sweeper.
Phono 8I1I-Y, 75
FOR SALE Girl's and boy's hl
. cycle, library table mid small
lalilo. 5211 So. Holly. 74
FOR SALE Fordson tractor, ro
cenlly rebuilt, with cnmploto new
motor, new transmission bear
ings; lias llosch magnoto with
. Impulso starter, governor, cut
out wheels nnd extension rims.
Ted Fish, Phoenix. 75
FOR SAI.r, nee supplies. Mon
arch Seed Co. tf
FOR SALE 0-8-1 0-Inch hydraulic
plpo, cheap; also large alr.o rlhct
land pony; gentle. R. F. Lew
man. Provolt, ore. I'll. 608-F-2.
Grants Pass. 75
FOR SALE Tjind plaster,
arch Heed Co.
Mon
68tf LUMBER, hrlck, sash, etc., being
salvaged rrom building at 6tb
and Grapo; cheap. 66tf
UNDERWOOD Typewriter Agency.
Sunstrand Adding Maohlne Agcy.
.Sales Rentals Servloe.
84 N. Central. Phone 113.
Rebuilt machlnos, all makes.
66tf
FOR SALE Ekonomy Dairy Fly
spray is guaranteed to kill files.
Monarch Seed Co. tf
WHEAT and rolled barley, 2c a lb.,
$35 a ton; baled alfalfa, lc a lb.,
$17 a ton. Phono C. A. DeVoe.
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FOR SALE Hay snlt, 50 lbs. 66c.
Monarcli Hood Co. - tf
FOR SALE Wagons. Will trade
for wood. Valley Fuol Co. Thono
vs. 60lf
FOR SALE Furniture. Buyor as
sumo payments. 413 North Ivy.
mono ii.j. 4Gtr
IfEAVY groen pine slabs, largo
loads, 4 tlora; free kindling
with 3 large loads. Valley Fuel
t"., l'HOllo 70. B6tf
FOR SALE 10.000 common hrlck
3.000 Willnmlna rvg face brick
: at. cost. In carload. , Can he seen
. nt new Holly Thoator building,
Earl H. Fehl, agont. 83tf
FOR SALE Tomato, cabbage.
pepDcr plants. C. Carey, Phone
4i-j-i, litr
win Pi V eiuir - mni,A.iM i
hides, polts and junk. Medford'
Bargain House, Phone 1063. 27
No. Grape. tf
FOR SALE Lumber. A ouvntlty
of 2i4s In 10, 12 and 14-foot
lengtns. a bargain If you can
us mem. rortor Lumber . Co.
tf
FOR SALE 10x1 brooder house,
all materials aomnlnte. windows.
doors, roofing lumber and sails
tor 40. Phone 124. tf
FOR SALE Used eewlng ma
chines; all makes, $6 up; terms
U desired. All makes rented
and repaired. White Sewing
Machine Co., 14 Nortb Bsrtiett.
Iltf
FOR garden and field plowing,
sand, gravel and sediment. Tel.
912-J. Samuel Rateman.
BUSINESS 1HRK4TTORT
Bicycle
BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP Work
guaranteed. Auto locks and keys
, for all cars. It N, Fir St, Tel.
m. tf
Freight Transportation
LONG DISTANCE HAULING
Mcdford-Klnmath Truck Line
Dally service. Bonded carrlera
Special rales on load lots. AuH
Freight Terminal, 36 8. Fir. Tel
1033.
N 1
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. BUSINESS DIRECTORY -
Abstracts '
. 0i
! MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab-
struct of Title, Title Insurance.
Rooms 3 and 6, No.- 32 North
Central Ave., upstairs.
JACKSON CO.
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of Title
and Title Insur
ance. Tho only com
plete Title System In
Jackson County.
Accountants
WILSON AUDITING COMPANY
Tax and Corporation Counselors,
Auditors and Accountants. E.
M. Wilson. C. P. A.; Leland J.
Knox, C. P. A.: Lloyd Showers,
Liberty Bldg. Phone 167-B.
Chiropractic Physician
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro
practic Nerve Specialist. Office
hours 9 to 12; 2 to 5. 303-204
Liberty Bldg. Office phone 680;
Res. phono 790-H.
DR. JOUETT P. BRAY Suite 308,
Medford Bldg., 'for chlropractlo
service. Thursdays by appoint
ment. Office Tel. 1230.
Civil Engineer
C. A. NUTTER Registered Civil
r;ngincer. logging engineer, mo
her cruiser. 826 So. Central Ave.
Phone 1069-X. !
Elrclrio Motor Repairing
L. C. SCHAFER Armature wind
ing, elootrlo motor repairing.
Comploto stock bearings and
brushes. 33 N. Central. Phones
90-J-2; Central Point 174.' 871
Eyo Specialists
DR. D. A. CHAMBERS, Optorne
trlst. Eyes examined; ' Glasses
filled. 404 Medford Bldg. Tel.
1S8. 362tf
Expert Window Cleaners
LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1171.
Houso Cleaning, Floor Waxing.
Oriental Rug Cleaning, speelaHy
Farm Loans
FARM LOANS Long term, BV4
Interest. Federal Land Bank
Percy A. Bray, Secy.-Treas.,
Medford N. F. L. A. Phone 66.
Financial
WE LEND MONEY to worthy
peoplo to pay their honest debts,
Pacific Coast Credit Association,
423 Medford Bid., Medford, Ore.
General Contractor
A. E. WOOLVERTON Genera)
Contractor; cement work, four
dntloua, side wn Iks. 16 N. Rives
sldo. Phono 1392. '
Lawn Mower Grinding
LAWN MOWER GRINDING, ad
justing, groasing. Callod for: do
Uvored for $1.00. Joe Rlnardt
Cyclery, 28 S. Bartlott. Tel. 146$
Money to Loan
jy Long Tuner-
4, J7 Real Estate '
1 W n Mortgage Lo
f W Phone ISM
Commercial Finance Corp,
Medford, Oregon
DO YOU NEED MONEY? V
make short time loans. All trans
actions confidential. 667-J. Ban
lBtor4Chrlstner,317 Liberty Bid
Monument
THE OREGON GRANITE CO,-t
Monuments. E. A. Illcks, Gem
ernl Manager; P. M. Kershaw
Bales Manager, 303 N. Front 81
Tainting and Paperhangtng 1
PA PER HANOI NO 40o a roll and
up. I Iji lt Newman. Tel. 314-J.
PAINTING, Papering, Kalsomln
Ing. lntorlor decorating, plnln
or fancy. Patch plastering and
Job carpentry. Better Jobs for
less. Phone 1609. .
M. A. BLISS & COMPANY Paint
ing, paporhnnglng and Interior
finishing. 302 Crater Lake Ave.
Phono1604. 41
!nno Instruction
FRED ALTON H A IOHT Teacher
of Piano. Modern classical and
popular methods. Special sup
plemental course In popular
inusla for beginners, any age, or
those who play. Successfully
taught, also, by mall. Arranging.
Song lyrics set to music. Hatght
Music Studio, 318 Liberty Bldg.,
Medfurd, Ore. Phone 72.
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Has
tho host equipped printing office
in Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, loose 'leaf ledgers, billing
systems, etc Portland price. IT
N. Fir St, .
Radio Service
RADIO SERVICE on any make
radio. H, o. Purucker, 23 South
Grapo street. Office Phone 186;
Res. 1442, 181
Sand and Gravel
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel
plant. Clean washed sand and
grnvel; crushed gravel, all slses.
Phone plant 1203 or office 127.
Spraying
IF YOU want a good Job of spray
ing done on your trees and shrubs
at a reasonable price, Tel. 1089.
862
Storage - - . , ,
WAREHOUSING Storage, Distri
bution. Medford Warehouse, $10
Soulh Front St. Phone lit. ,.
Transfer '
BADS TRANSFER Sk STORAOH
CO. Office 111 N. Fir Street,
Phone 316. Prices right. Service
guaranteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER ' STORAOB.
Service guaranteed. 10 S. Grape)
St., Phone 644, or residence lot.
Upholstering
Fnrnlture. I'plMilsterlng.
FURNITURE R-UPHOL8TERED.
re-flnlshed, re-glued. We carry
a full line of liifitnlstcrtng sam
ples, A. N. Thibault, Tel. 969-R,