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"EVERYONE IN SOUTHERN OREGON READS THE MEDFORD MAIL ATTRACTfOMS FOR TOURIST FEATURE C. OF C. PAMPHLET :t 1 A v new; story of Medford and southern' OreRon, told in an attrac tive pamphlot compiled ly the pub licity committee of the local Cham ber of commerce and printed by the Medford Printing company, with mat designed and painted ny Herb Grey, local commercial de signer, is ready for distribution and will be sent out to all sections, par ticularly points north ; and south of Medford, C. T. Raker, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, stat ed this morning. The new $150,000 airport and Crater Lake vie for honors in the colorful cover designed by Mr. Grey. The map which outlines the playground of the sportsman and vacationist is -filled with action, each place being decorated with a funny little man participating In the sport- particularly p o p u 1 u r there. At Medford he is presented in. an airplane, at Diamond hike he Is fishing, and at Klamath lake hunting ducks. Fishing, hunting and golf have been given considerable space In the reading section. Resorts, ho tels and restaurants are nlflo well described, along with tht climate and industrial advantages of this section. - Photographs of Mill Creek Falls, Diamond Lake, Crater Lake, Lake o'- the Woods, and Kogue River ntfe included. The center section of the pamphlet Is covered by a ma'p of the state, re-issued by the Medford Chamber of Com merce. phenWenaseen at crater lake CRATER LAKE, Ore., July 15. (Special) Something new in storms caused considerable com ment among those at Crater Luke this week - end. A heavy cloud i resembling a thin veil of dust or smoke, rose from somewhere near Mount Scott and settled over the lake. For several houfs It continued , to hang over the water and many people stood on the rim watching to see just what it would turn out to be. Home believed it to be a cloud of smoke from furest fires but Investigation as to any near by fires t spoiled that suggestion. Belief of the majority wns prob ably the correct one, that the wind had stirred up a huge whirlwind . on the opposite sido of the rim ' "''cousinifthe.'' pumice dust' I'd soar skyward in heavy clouds nnd then drop slowly over the lake.' No matter what it whs, it certainly added to the beauty of the sun net lli:t evening. eagles easily quenched RAGLE POINT, Ore., July 15. ( Special y Fire of undetermined origin Saturday menncted the local lumber yard, which joins the Faber and Chugwln store. The flames were extinguished before any real dnmnge had been done, due to. the nlertnessof Mr. Maple and Elsie Wilhilo, clerks of the 'store; CRATER IAKE TRAIL CRAfEU LAKE, Ore., July 15. (Rpl.)- The trail to the water's edge has been entirely cleared of snow nnd debris and it Is now pos sible fop tourists to ride horses down the trail with e as e . O I e y ManeTud; and Hugh Hampton of Rangs Riding academy of Kugene, nre In charge of the horses this year. Sunday, many people took advantage of this concession npd were appreciative of the fact that riding back seemed to shorten the length of the trail considerably. I0WANS' PIGS PROTECTED BY TRICK WEATHER VANE P LA iy FIELD, Iowa (T When winter comes again jio Arc tic hlaife will pinch the backs of( the Roach Rrothers' pigs. j A weather vane atop a housed big enough for 1"00 hogs has been connected with an electric ' motor so that when the wind : shifts, the windows on the wind-, ward side automatically will he closed. Elimination of sudden drops In temperature Is expected to leswn the hoir' susceptibility to d,frsp. FOR SALE APRICOTS, PEACHES and APPLES At Wing Orchards, 1 mile east of Jacksonville, on Jacksonville-Phoenix road BRINGING UP FATHER " ' 5 N'TEia. IT ! VEPtV AMN)OTlMi I HS$ WELL- I'LL GO OUT AM- V. I 7 V I F , ) ( HEb VmiSTLIM'TOME I THATWOOLO. I OOT TO SEE. ffl SEEHIM ABOUTlTAM' 0 1 THAT I UK E MOW So Be mockiM' himaboutitbot I'll Sav omfth to 3 Tvt J, Bird to cut i. thought it bet r M W,L, we-Thim to . ,T s all right- . OOTTHA-T I- MOTTO SAV AMY- J PLJJ I SI I J J J I J V J ' " " i - " - Tiff XT r nr n n " r" '-''"'. V, .ncDurpnse - .JS: By SOL HESS g TJrT 1 ABOUT VOUR fWk 1 GOT A PTMER IKI ,; 1 V J f EITHER OP U6 AMh1 REMROO I oSeR STOCK J ?A - CALL MlM J f ' B0.VW,TH A AeOuT BUSINESS AMD PERHAPS VJE'LL 6E CalUwsoM WmL inj 1 ;' ; j we bissest fwuires that ever 7 TTT MW-y-- Pt ' ATTEMPTED BUSINESS AMD WE ) ciin SIL-TER, : MmM- (Tl ' I f . WAMTED TO BE THE &IS&E5T SOWe- back, his " l I ' ' ' " r II . , .-, j . ., , I . DEMOCRATS HOPE FOR IRE SEATS AFTER ELECTIONS BOSTON, July 13. (P) A com mnndins position In congress awaits the Democratic party after the No vember elections, in the opinion of Jouett Shousc, chairman of the na tional Democratic executive com mittee. In nn address before the .Teffer son society of Massachusetts here last nlftht, he declared "our ad versaries have practically admitted they will lose 30 or 40 house seats." He said It was a certainty the par ty would make startling galnsin both houses of congress. The enactment of the Grundy tariff hill was declared to he "part of iv calculated movement to re pay the largo contrlhtuors to the Hoover campaign fund." . Vnnl of Thanks. . We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for nil the nets of kindness nnd the beau tiful floral remembrances that were bestowed upon our loved one now departed, Mrs. Helen Shopman. O. K. Hhoemnn, husband. Ronald K. Kring, son. J3va Sukr.iw, sister. 114 Less Miller, brother. SPRAGU1C HIVJ3R -Crater Lake Lumber company purchased Lo renz Lumber company. Call for Hlds. Sealed bids will be received for the brick in tho east, south and north walls, also portion of west wall of Page theater not connected with store building. AValls to be torn down to foun dation nnd removed from premises. Rights reserved to reject any or all bids. Rids will be received until July 25th, 1930. OKO. A. HI NT. Medford, Ore. 202 So. Orange St. 118 Summons for Publication. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the, County of Jack son. Talent Irrigation District, n rtiu nicipal corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Ida A. Kidder, the unknown heirs of Ida A. Kidder If deceased: nlso all other persons or parties unknown claiming nny right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real estate described In the complaint herein. Delllia Stev ens Myer, Registrar of Jackson County, Oretton, Defendants. To each and all of the above named defendants: . In the name ht the State of Oregon: You and each of you nre hereby required to ajipekr and an swer th "Comtaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before the lost day of four weeks from the date of tho first publica tion of this summons, said period of four weeks b-ing the time pre scribed for publication hereof, and if you fail so to appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for the n'licf demanded In Its Com plaint, to-wit: That a deoro be entered adjudf rating any ami all right, title, estate, lir-n or claim which you or nny of you have or claim to have in. to or upon the real property situated In Jatkon County. Oregon, described as fol lows, to-wit: , M-'ginnlng at a point 2.94 chains south nf the southfiwt corner of Donution Land Claim No. 44. In Township Thirly-eluht, South 'at Ranice One Erst of the Wilamelle Meridian in Oregon running thence north t-n hundred and .thirun (1013) fret to ft point on tire eat line of s.rid D. L. t. No. 44: thcn-c west pnralh-l with the south lint of aid D. L. " t four hundred nnd fifty-two (4.".2) fe-t to a point for the norThefi-t corner of the tract herein described; thence west par- MEDFORD MATTJ BEUeS MR. WtSStO1 AT UTTLr A r-J n REMBO I IT '' -this TwilvIS OVER AMD mSTsiLTEB AMD Y?vtl alletf with said-south line of said D. a, d. four hundred fifty-two (452) feet; thence south ten hundred thirteen (1013) feet parallel to the east line of mid D. U. C: thence east parallel with the south line of said'Dj-I. C. four hundred fifty-two- (4R,i) feet: thenco north ten hundred thirteen-(101 3) feet, con taininfr ttn and one-half acres of land, and declaring any and all such claims -to he null and void, and derreelne that said plaintiff J Is the owner in feo simple of said premises and of the whole tnereoi, free and clear of any and all right. titl estat Hen' or Interest of said defendants In said real estate, and that each and all of the defendants herein nnd each and all persons claiming, or to claim by. through or under them or any of them, be forever enjoined, restrained nnd burred from asserting, attempting to establish or claiming any right, title, estate lien or interest in or to wild property or nny portion thereof, .anil that plaintiff's title to said premises be forever quieted' and set at rest; and such further and other relief ns may be just and equitable la the. premises. This summons is published by order of the Honorable H. D. Nor ton, presiding judge of the above entitled court, made nnd entered in said court and cause on the 2nd day of July. 1!'30, prescribing that this summons he served by publi cation thereof once each week for CLASSIFIED ADVEFHtSIPrB RATES Rate per wont lor first Imcrtlon, 2c; each meet ding Inttrtion, lc; minimum 25c. Indti your adi with For Sale, For Rtnt, tie, and count thtie wordi at wtll as each initial, telephone number, ate, at a word. Classified ads In adrance and not taken over phone, unlets advertiser has monthly account. No allowance lor phone errors, WA XTED MISCELLANKOUS YVANTKD-r-'Pasture for sheep, L A. Halude, jr., Central Point, Ore. 120 iVANTED Cattle in exchange for 9 cattle. Henry Kerby, R. 1, Tal ent. 11H WANTED A 1-karat diamond. Would consider smaller one. Must be a bargain. Address 73-1 Hawthorne, Grants Pass, Ore. 11(1 WANTED Used tent. Phono 314. Central Point. 115 MAN AND AVIPK wnnt transpor tation to Salem. Will help sbare expenses. 519 k No. Rartlett. References. ' 115 WANTED Second cutting- alfalfa hay; delivered to Rear Creek Or chard. Tel. 11!0. llo WANTED Dairy ranch with cows in exchungo for a four family fhU add home In Los Angeles, (ieorge N. Wagher, f341 Kaglo Dalo nve.t Los Angeles, calif. 1 17 WANTED i Service station with living quarters on percentage basis by experienced operator. Itox 88, Tribune. 114 WANTED To trade Idaho resi dence property for Medford resi dence or acreage. L. C. Oarlock. Chamber of Commerce. lutMf WANTED 2nd hand goods. Junk. Pat's. 1 50 Pruno. Ph. 547-L. 133 WANTED I awn mowers to sharp en. I guarantee your lawnmow er to cut Just a well n when TifW. Call and deliver free. The old Liberty Repair Hhop. 19 Fir St. Chas. Flutter, Prop. Tel. 261. aitf WANTED Local and long dis tance hauling. Insured carriers. We guarantee to suvo you money. Hawley TrnnsW, 619 N. Kiver- sid. Phono lf44-X. 12S Medford Investment Company General Insurance Medford, Oregon 125 E. Sixth St. Phone 1224 TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. four consecutiv.c wpk in tho M?d fonl Mail Trlhtlne," u' dully Tietvs paper iiubllfhiHl In Jackson County. OreKon. July Sth, 1 :.'. I the tlato of the first publication of this sum mons. C. M. THOMAS. Attorney for lMulntiff. i. u. AtmrosH: Jncksori County Hank BUlg., Mcll'oril, OivKon. JlFXP WANTICT) MAM3' WANTBD Pull or part time rep resentative for life, health and accident company. A rul prop osition.- J. O. Osthy, district manager, ivlamath l'alls, t)re. 110 WANTKD SITUATIONS iXI'EUIHXCHI) C11HI-H wnnt work carlnj; for children, day -or nifrht. Iteferences. Jioscbori-y, lJlunn . 710-U'. ' , . 11(1 WANTED HousekeephlK. middje aed woman. Call uoiween ' and 12, 1'alace Hotel. lifi MIBOfXtiAINEOUR I'AllTNEll WANTK1J Will sel; half interest In old established real estate business. Former owner Is retired. Full price J3fi0. .Best location in town. No ex perience needed. Writ Tribune J'.ox CO. -tr l'ICKKI) VP IF YOUR DOQ Id missing, call 869. 18tf FOK RENT HOUSES KOIt KllNT House to elderly couple. 518 Pennsylvania. VOTi ltKNT Corner North 1'nclfic highway and - Iterrydalt Ave., small pnrlly furnished . house, $12.50. lUlf FOK RENT Xew, modern' B-room house to responsihlo people, -tit Myers Ht. . 115 KOll RENT B-rm. modern house on pavinjr; good condition. In uuire -136 N, Holly. . lli POlt RENT 4-room cotlogo, 10S So. Oakdale. tt FOR SALE MCE I. V FURNISH ED 5.-ROOM UU.NGAI.OW. close In; ull AsscmmcntH paid 4n full; oast front, lot of shade; very attractive, price and terms. C. H. HUTTEltFlELD, Hejllior. lli WII-I. RENT MY SMALL MOD ERN HOME on lon lease to responsible party, or will sell. Hmalt down lMiyment. A. F. FLOWERS, 228 E. Main. 115 FOR RENT H-IIOOM UNFUR NISHED HOME at 1405 West Main: fireplace, hardwood floors, circulating type healer, douhlo Karaue: ir. month. CHARLES . It. RAT, Realtor, Medford Jlldir. Phono 302. 114 FOR RENT Unfurnished house, Everetto Court; electrlo stove, plenty of built-lns, largo garotte. Phono 238. 304tf" FOR RENT Homos. lTurnlshed or unfurnished, llrown & White. 17tf FOR RENT Furnished bungalow; electric range and piano. 814 So. Holly. 6tf FOR ItKXT AI'AIITMK.M'S FOR RENT 3-room furn. apart ment; private entrance and ga rage. 9 E. Jurkson. 11!1 FOR RENT Furnished 2-rnom apartment, 912 mo 718 Welch. I 1 5 FOR RENT Furnished apurt- I mnt; in W. Unit, 122 I FOlt RENT 3-room apartment: ! garage; 1 18.50. 2U! W, Jackson. ; 114 FOR RENT Furnished ant: 2 i business iromen or men. 240 Fo. KOR RENT Cool furnished apart ments: adults; K.iragc. 203 Kim Ht. Phone 1432-X. 116 FOR RENT Apt. S0( W. Main 6tf FOR RENT 8 -room ant. with nrl vate bath. Phone 1015-Y. tilf OREfiOX. TUESDAY. JULY 1.1, -'19.10. STOt'KH ROXD8 VOl'lt stookfl and honds paylnj? no return may have some value; name security. Write II. A. Mor ris. P. O. box 938, Medford. till FOR IlKNT FURMSIIED ROOMS i FO R RE NT ' ificcry turn Ish oil Kltvping room, adjoining bath; moderate rates. '325 South Riv erside, tf BOARD AND ROOM 889 So. Cen tral. Phone 1211. 83tf PLEASANT foom with board at 7 111 E. Main. Phone 722. 63tf FOR RKN'rMISCttLTANKOUS Ft) 1 1 RENT Dundy location for hamburger or soit drink stand. Box 20(1, Tribune. lltl COTTAGES for the summer reserv . ed ut Emloi't's Heach, Crescent City, Cal. Tel. 43 for rates. Mrs. Fred Kndort. 121 FOR RENT Garage, $3. Oft per month. 326 South Riverside Ave. tf FOR EXCHANGE FOR HALE OH TRADE 1 largo safe; will soil or tratlo for small one. Pinnacle Packing Co. ll.'itt TO TRADE $300 equity In 4-door Iluick sedan, like new, for light . car; balance on Itnlck easy, Ad , dress llox 2, Mall Tribune. 115 EXCHANGE My home for good ranch, free water. Phone 517-W 114 SALE OR EXCHANGE 825,000 business properly, which Includes ft 87000 clean merchandise stock, clear of Incumbrance. Will ex change for Roguo River or south ern Cal. property. Tho owner Is chained with tho Red nnd While nnd has maintained this store for . 1 1 years; Has good business Is located In one of the best farm ing sections of I'matllia Co. DEAL & KNK111T, 20. No. Uartlett. 1M FOR EXCHANGE Two 5-room houses. Want Oregon farm. Full price 87800; mortgage 82000. A. W. Magaon,' 3550 Keswick St., Los Angeles, Cal. 114 BUHINKS8 OPPORTUNITIES IH'HINEKS OPPORTUNITY . 2 acres on highway and river; ser vice station, store, fixtures, clean stock groceries; living quarters: water system, lights; 4 cabins, barn, cow. A money mfiker. lood reason for selling. Prlco $5,000. Will take Merlford or ' Ashland house In, See. D. E. MILLARD. 423 K. Main. 114 FOR SALE Pat's Second Hand Store and property. 1500 Prune Ht. Phone 647-L. 120 COM PLETELY equipped coffeo shop, doing good business. Iase to progressive caterers, llox J. S., Tribune. 114 FOR SALE OR RENT A good business. Mill service station and store In good location. Au gust Johnson, 21 Gene.. Inntf FOR 8 A LIC l-OUITRY FOR HALE Choloo I'ghorn hens, now laying 50 per cent. 7 5c each. John Allison, near Red Top school. .11! FOlt HAI.K Rhode Island Red and Plymouth Rock chickens, from 3 mos. to 1 yr. old. Close to Agate school. K. W. Dewey. - H4'' VOll 8ALI-5 AUTOMOBILES FOR HALE Good Pnntiac sedan at a bargain, or will trade for cattle. Henry Kcrby, II. 1, Tal ent! 1 1 u FOR SALE Rillclf ' 7-poscnKCr sedan, first-class condition; Just the car to carry a crew or school bus. Very reasonable. Phono 1152 or call nt 22'l K, 8th. 119 FOR HALE 198 Ford coach, op erated GO days. Terms, $560 cash. Phone $47 during office hours. 0tC By George McManus FOR SAIE LinSSTOCK NOTICE TO UlITCHlOltH AND CATTLEMEN For sale, 72 head of cattle, mostly heifers, some cows and few steers, Prico $50 per head: !I0 beef crtltle. (leo. W'ord. Grand Hotel, Rosoburg. Ill FOR SALE OR TRADE Team of horses, one or both. .1. W. Nixon. Mi ml. north 'Hear creek bridge. Central Point. 110 FOR SALE Milk cow. Tel. 1015 V. mil nrsi7 W. Main.' 110 FOR HALE 2 Jersey heifers, one 3-burner oil slovo. Turn to right at west end of Prune. 114 FOR SALE .Versey milch cow. 8. J. T. Meadows, Griffin Creek.' 11K FOR HALE A Young cow. K. L. 114' FOR .HALE; 14 owes for $140. Phono 318, Central l'oint. Also ll'turkey hens. 117 FOR SALE IIOMK8 OH HALE B-ROOM MODERN HOME on Minnesota Ave.; maple floors, built-in buffet, fireplace, piped furnace, - double garage, flowers and shade-trees; $500(1. Special price for cash and quick sale. CHARLES It. RAY, Real tor, Medford Hldg.- Phono 302. 1 20" NEW 6 ROOM stucco homo In Glenn Onk Court; Terms to suit buyer. Phone 895-R. 11 FOR SALE OR TRADE Desirable houso und lot In Medford for nereugo, for fow days' only. Tel. 101 5-Y. 15J7 W. Main. 64tf IF YOU WrSH A NICE LITTLE HOME on the paved Pacific highway, we enn sell yoa tracts from 1 acre up on very easy terms. Prices from $250 up. 'DROWN & WHITE, Realtors, ' Holland Hotel BUig. .... 07tf FOR RUNT OR SALE 8-room modern' house: 2. largo purches, one screened; new electric range; no payment do-.vn. Apply rent on purchuso price. Inquire 321 Benson. ' 821 FOR SALE $1509, new cottnqo, 9 acres, 10 minutes from Med ford, Box 100 care Mall Trlbuno. 5tf FOR SALE Smnll house, large lot, with lovely garden, shado trees and-flowers; beautiful view, , Central Point. Small payment down, balance $10 BC month: Call forenoons 964-L. It' HOUSES FOR RENT AND SALE Call 105. tf FOR SALIv ItrCAL KOTATR COUNTRY HOME 4-ncro form 8 miles from town: 2 houses; one 3-room and one 4-room; Irriga tion from own electric pumping plant; fruit trees, berries, gar den. Price $1700: half cash and balance terms to suit. J. C. I1ARNES 8. Central Ave, Phono 401). ' 110 FOR HALE OR TR A HE -Good 40 ncre farm In Central Oregon: 20 acres under Irrigation, 9 ncres alfalfa; fair Improvements. Priced rlghf. easy terms: might trade for property In or near Medford or Central Point It suited. Communicate with A. A. Thompson, llox 137, Central Point, Ore, 1 5 FRUIT RANCH 20 acres. Improv ed. Sin Jonnnin Valley, cn,, to ' trade for Oregon ranch. W. F. Homage, Htrnlhmnro, CM, 110 FOR HALE Beautiful 10-A. homo site; irees, fine oaks ami pines, only 5 nllles oirt new Midway road; as low ns $900; you mako terms. It. V. Williams, 10 No. Riverside. ' 115 WHEN you thlnM nf real estsle think of Brown A While. tf FOR KALE 5 acres edge city lim its; gooil soli; irrigated; some nlffttfn and garden; good Karnge, barn and chicken house. For short time. $1,500: terms. L. G. PICK ELL. 204 Ki Main, Phone 91s. JIB FOR HALE HEAL ESTATE DON'T LET THE OTHER FEL LOW mislead you. If you can't get n parmanent waUM' supply, now Is tho llmo to grab a pro ducing dairy ronch. Tho mnn who entrenches himself on a high producing rnnch, with good transportation available, cun laugh at fate for ho will have his destiny accomplished. Seo HOLMES for HOMES for tho best. Phone 329. 117 FOR SALE 5-ROOM PARTLY MODERN HOME, phoenix; good garden, berries, 3 large onk trees In yard. Prlco $2100; only $500 cash, Also 18'-ncro alfalfa ranch: new modern 7-room bungalow, sight ly view, surrounded with -. oak . trees; fully equipped; 2 miles trom Mcuroni. priced - -$:ooo; some' lerms. owner leaving. C. R. BEUIIM AGENCY, Phono 896, 10 South Uartlett. 110 FOR SALE 2 jnrge lots on West Pnlm street, facing north, $150 each. Call forenoons. 964-L. tf FOR SALE MIWCICLLANEOUS FOR SALE Alfalfa hay. Just cut. J. D. Russell, , Crator Lake Ave. Phono 805-Y. 115 FOR SALE Plums for Jelly, plck . ed 3c 111. 341 Haven Ht. 115 FOR SALE 30 tons grnln hny In field, on King's highway. 1'rlce $0 ton. Karl Tumy, 310 Liberty Bldg. 114' FOR SALE Apricots. Threo Onks Orchard. Phono 408-J-l. 110 CANNING APRICOTS 5c pound. Franklin's Grocery, 437 So. Cen tral. 110 FOR 'HALE Tllton apricots, freo from scale und disease, 4a io. Season begins 10th, lusts two weeks. Linn Orchard, .Eagle Point. tf GLADIOLUS blooms. Wood Gar dens; 738 W. 11th St.; 60 varie ties. 108lf FOR SALE lite cnbhngo plants. Pierce's Hothouse. Phone 697-R-2. Red Top Sehoolhouse. 115 FOR SALE Fancy nprlcots, 5 and 0c: bring your containers: also White Leghorn friers. Tel. 19-F-3. Geo. Alford, Ferns Volley. . 114 FOR HALE Grain bags and twine. Monarch Seed Co. I07tf FOR SALE Worm pullets with Ie's Glzznrd Capsules now. Monarch Seed Co. 107tf FOR SALE Ekonnmy Dairy Fly spray actually kills flics. Try it Monarch Seed Co. 107tf 10-ln GREEN SLABS 4 Vi tiers 5.oo: rree load kindling with a big loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tol. 70. tf FOR SALE Furniture. Buyer as sumo payments. 412 North Ivy. pnone'740-j, e&u FOR HA LIS Used sewing ma chines all makes, $5 up; terms If desired. All makes ronted and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co.. 24 North uartlett, lltf WE PAY CASH for mohair, wool, hides, pelts and Junk. Medford Bargain House, l'hone 1062. 27 No. Grape. tf FOR garden and field plowing, Sana; gravel and sediment. Tel. 912-J, Samuel Bateman. - FOR SALE Loganberries, $1.25 per crate; blackcaps and red raspberries $1.40 per crate. Bring crates If possible. 8 miles east ot Phoenix. Harry Steele. 92tf SACKS SACKS BACKS. Have 10,000 good used barley and grain sacks. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSH l'hone 1063. 37 N. Grape St. 7tf UNDERWOOD Typewriter Agency. Sunstrand Adding Machine Agcy, naies itentaie Hervice. 84 M. Central. Phone 111, ' Rebuilt machine, all makes. PAGE THIRTEEN TRIBUNE" FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS KOK SALKCherrlea. Tol. 83-W. US FOR SAJ.K Aprlpotg. Top Notch Orchard, oc p?r lb. Phone 610-J-l. It'll KOI! SAT.E Wi-ilfcffronri (IK valine, whito enamel nnd nlrkie finish. 1U yulncc!, Apt. 4. Te"l. .".S4. 116 FOH SAhR Moytns waahlnt! ma chine, cheap lor cash. Call 623-H-2. i lll)tt FOlt SALK 30-h.p. Holt cateplllaf tractor with plowa and dlscH, A bargain for quick sale. J. 10. D.. Mall Tribune. 113' WHEAT and rolled barley, So lb., $35 a ton; baled alfalfa, lo a lb.v 117 H ton. Phone C. A. DeVoe. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Title, Title Insurance, Rooms 3 and 6, No. 82 North Ceatral Ave., upstairs. JACKSON' CO. ! ABSTRACT OO.'t Alwtrnets of TU1 I and Tlllo Insurance. Tho only complete . Title System In Juck- son county . Accountantoi WILSON AUDITING COMPANY Tax ond Corporation Counselors. Auditors and Accountants. 13. M. Wilson, C. P. A.V Leland J. Knox, C. P. A.: Lloyd Showers. Liberty Bldg. Phone 157-R. Bicycles BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP Work guaranteed. Auto locks and keys for all cars. 19 Fir St. Tel. 261. Chiropractic, Physician DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist. Office hours. 9 to 12; 2 to 5. 203-204 Liberty Bldg. Office' phone 580; Res. phone 790-H. DR. JOUETT P. BRAY Suite 808, Medford Bldg,, for chlropractlo ' service. Thursdays by appoint ment. Office phone 1230. Electric Motor Repairing ; L. C. SCHAFER Armature wind ing, electric motor repairing. Stock bearings nnd brushes. 33 N. Central. Phono 90-J-2. 371 Eye Specialists DR. D..A. CHAMBERS. Optome trist. Eyes examined. ' Glasses , fitted. 404 Medford Bldg. Tel. 188. 4 352tf ExKrt Window Cleaners ' LET GEORGE DO IT-VTel. 1178. House cleaning. Floor Waxing. Oriental Rug Cleaning, specialty. Financial WE LEND MONEY;, to worthy people to-puy their honest debts. Pacific -Coast Credit Association, 4 23 Medford Bid., Medford, Ore. !.,t Freight Transportation LONG DISTANCE HAUXJN& Medford-Klamath Truck Line Dally service. Bonded oarrlert Special rates on load lots, Autt Freight Terminal, 80,8. Fir. Tel 1083. ' International Motor Tracks INTERNATIONAL MOTO . TRUCKS Factory Represents! tlve Motor Inn Oarage, Souti Riverside. Sales and Service. Money to Loan SI Lou Time) Real Estate ' VJ () Mortcnce Loses ' S intone 138S ' Commercial Finance Corp.- - Medford, Oregon i t DO YOtr NEED MONEY T 11 make short time loans'. All trane actions confidential. '857-J. Ban lster & chrlstner, 817 Liberty Be Monuments THE OREOON GRANITE CO. r1 Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Oen. era! Mnnager; P. M, Kershaw, Sules Manager, 803 N. Front St, Painting and Papertiang1n4r PAPER HANGING .'0o a roll and up. Dick Newman. Tel. 314-J. M. A. BLISS A COMPANY Paint log, puperhanglng and Interior finishing. 302 Crater Lake AVe. Phone 1604. 41 Printers and 1'nbllshera MEDFORD PRINTING- CO. Has the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Bookbind ing, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc Portland prices, tl n. Fir st. ; ; (- Radio Service) RADIO SERVICE on any make radio. H. O. Ptirucksr, 2$ South Grape street. Office Phone 336; Res. 1442. ' . $! Sand and Gravel C. A. HARTLEY sand and Gravel plant. Clean washed sand: and gravel; crushed gravel, all sixes. Phone plant 1203 oh office 131, Spraytng , IF YOU want a good Job of spray. Ing done on your trees and shruba at a reasonable price, Tel 1083. 3;l Storage - I .Si WAREHOUSING Storage, Distri bution. Medford Warehouse, tl South Front St. Phone 8 IS. ' Transfer EAD9 TRANSFER A STORAGE) CO. Office 111 N. Fir Street. Phone 815. prices right. Service guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER A STORAOH. Service guaranteed. - 20 8. Orepe St., Phone 044, or residence lOte, Furniture VphotserrUsg ; j FURNITURE RKUPHOLSTERKB re-flnlshed, re-g!uef.: We carry a full line of upholstering sam plos. A. N. Tbalbau.lt, Tel -, m h:' ,H
