MEDFORD MftllJ TRTBTTNR MEDFORD, ORF.OOT. SUNDAY, JULY 20. 19.10.
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"EVERYONE IN SOUTHERN OREGON READS THEMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE"
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TWO LINES E1GKTS
Wfilter P. Chrysler titdav an
nouncM two linen of straight
eight-cylinder motor cars the
first eight-cy Under cars ever to
hear the Chrysler name find the
proved productM of months of en
gineering development.
"In these new cars Chrysler en
gineers have designed a car with
perfect smoothness, perfect road
nhlllty, perfect handling, and a to-
continental xmartneHs, exquisite
hofly appointments synchroniza
tion of engine, of transmission and
of brakes In fact, a perfectly bal
anced and correlated piece of
mchnnim," says J. J. Osen
hrugge, local 'dealer.
Th& two lines have heon desig
nated as the Chrysler Eight and
the Chrysler Imperial Eight. The
former is offered In four body
ty)wc,-'the royal sedan, convertible
coupe, standard coupe and road
himv - The Imperial Eight cojnes
in a seven-passenger sedan, sedan
limousine, five-passenger sedan,
and close-coupled four-door sedan.
"Outstanding mechanical feat
ures of both Mnes include the L
head' type if Ht might eight engine
with the famous Chrysler silver
dome 'cylinder head, four-speed
transmission and gear shift, down
draft carhuretion, automatically
controlled radiator shutters, two
way hydraulic . shock absorbers,
four whefl internal expanding hy
draulic brakes, completely enclns-
ed, fuel pumps, four point rubber'
engine mountings, impulse neutral-1
laera; the bnndertte rust proofing:
process on all enameled parts and ;
scores of other refinements," says
Mr. Oseubrugge.
In appearance, neither car has
a countHrpart. One of the remarkable-
engineering accomplimsh
metits has been the development
of the chassis ami body design as
a unit, employing a new type of
reinforced duiihhte di'up chassis
frame and a welded all -steel body.
1-ong gTacei ul hoods covering
the engine compartment narrow
nt the front and come to a point
In a single vertical chromium bar
nt the center, creating an atmos
phere of speed, power and grace.
Bullet-shaped chromium head
lamps and sweeping air-whip fend
ers add to the fleet lines of the
low frontal area.
All-steel bodies are introduced
; on every model of the ChryMer
Eight.
Straight KIglit Engines
The- HKine . of the Chrysler
Eight incorporates the finest
'hry filer features, developing SO
hqrsepower at 3,400 K. I'-. M., borq
of three - inches, 'stroke four and
n no-fourth inches, displacement
24a.3.1 cubic inches, S. A. E. horse
power rating is 2H.K0. The com
pression ration of G.2 to I Is
standard, hut optional compression
ration of 6.2 to 1 is available.
Tire engine is mounted In rubber,
and completely insulated from the
frame.
Five main bearings, having a
total nrea of 59.4 square inches,
support the statically and dynam
ically balanced crankshaft equip
ped with the exclusive Chrysler
Impulse neutralize!. Aluminum al
loy pistons of the Iso-therm steel
Ht r u t - t y pe, h a ve t h ree Cum pr es
sion rings and one oil control
ring. Intake valves are of chrome
nickel steel, and exhaust valves of
silchrome steel. The downdraft
carburetor and exclusive Chrysler
manifolding produce an amazing
gain in engine power and flexibil
ity. Eour-SiMH-fl Transmission
The four speed transmission
with multi-range gear shift, has
one reverse and four forward
speed rangeH heavy duty start
ing acceleration and driving. In
the highest gear, hiKh cur speed nt
slow twgine speed for fast driving
and economy are provided. The
silent third gear is designed for
heavy traffic and acceleration on
steep grades or mountain driving.
Shifting between these two higher
speed ranges Is accomplished by
a flick or the control lever at
any car speed.
Final drive gear ratios offered
In Vhe Chrysler Eight are 4.1 to
1 in high or driving range: 6.67
to 1 In third or acceleration range;
1 0.1K to 1 in starting range; 14.871
to 1 in heavy duty range. Reverse
range is 12.8U2 to 1. Four-wheel
Chrysler hydraulic brakes Inter
nal expanding in twelve - inch
drums.
Ease of riding Is assured by a
total front and rear spring length
of 90 inches on each side of
the car, with eight leaves In each
spring, all two Inches wide. Six
ply bn lloon t Ires ( 5. fi Ox IS) a re
standard equipment. Wood wheels
FRUIT HAULERS
We will secure your Public Service Permit and write
your Insurance at very reasonable rates.
CHAUNCEY FLOREY
Phone 318
o MIDWAY ACRES
These fine tPn acrc Suburban Hnmesites nre selllnR to the buy
ers who know valnen. ,., .
Free aan.ly soil hiKh and sightly Rood drainage hoaiitiful
oaks and pines electricity phone mail service near school
only ten minutes from the city on the new Midway Road.
You can have every modern luxury except high taxes. I 'I acres
for the price of a city lot. Don't be too late get your choice
now only a few left.
Total price for ten acres only f0. Cash SIM and 10 per
month. See Midway Acres today. Our car will call.
R. V. WILLIAM9
Phone 1518
are furnished .as standard equfp
I ment with wire- wheels optional at
j slight -extra charge.
lwprtoil Klglt v.kIiio
j The enxine of the Imperial Eight
.is the L-head type, developing 125
I horsepower t 32000 R. P. M.
j Having a bore of 3H inches and
I a stroke of five inches, the dis-
placement of this powerful engine
is 2K4.S44 cubic inches with an
H. A. E. rating of 39.20 horse
power. Compression ratios are 5
to 1, with 1 to 1 optional equip
ment. The counterwelghted statically
and dy na m ica 1 ly ha lanced era n k -shaft
is completely machined Nine
main bearings, having a total area
of 1 12.31 square inches support
Aluminum alloy
pistons of the Iso-therm invarstrut
type have f o u r co m 1 1 ress io n r 1 n gs
and one oil control ring. The en- !
glne is mounted in rubber with I
four point suspension, completely I
insulating vibrations from the
frame and boy. Lubrication is
full force-feed to all bearings by
means of a gear-type oil pump.
Four-speed transmission with
Multi-Range gear shift. The final
axle ratio of the highest or driv
ing range is 3. SIS to I for speed
and economy, and the silent third
or acceleration range has a ratio
of C.391 to l. Shifting between
these two gears can be made either
way at any car speed to meet ever
changing t rut tic conditions.
Duul down-draft carhuretion
with specially designed manifold
ing. Four-wheel Internal-expanding
hydraulic brakes; expanding!
in 15-inch reinforced drums.
Springs are the semi-elliptic I
inches on each side. Sprlnit leaves !
are all 2 vt inches wide. Springs I
are cradled in rubber bushings
with two-way hydraulic shock ab
sorbers. Oversized baloon tires,
six-ply (7.00x1 x ) are standard
equipment.' Wire wheels are used
throughout as standard equip
ment, with wood wheels as op
tional. ,
All models of the Chrysler Eight
and Imperial Eight are wired fur
the Installation of radio equipment
at the. factory, the sets to be in
stalled at the option of (he owner
on special order.
Classified advertising gets reaulta
nAr)il
Wi-ArNlO !
lF4SfillCDN!
CUZANNB LENGLEN, th poptu
lar French tennis player, is
now a successful designer of eporta
clothea for the Malson Yvonne May
of Parla and' ber tennl dresses
boast of practical as well as smart
fashion points. The tennis cos
tume sketched ts a copy of one of
her most popular new models
shown recently at the Spring open
ings. It Is of pink rayon pique
which has become of great Import
ance In the world of chic active
sports clothes. An Interesting note
about tills fabric is that Its prac
ticability Is one of iU chief charms,
for It may be tubbed again and
again without loosing the lovely
sheen and suppleness of body. The
high neckline Is important this
season in contrast to the backlcis
models of last year. The pcplum
has found it way into active
sports fashions, and here it gives
the effect of a deep over-blouse.
The skirt 'measures three inches
below the knees, and has front
pleats to give the necessary ful
ness. The contrasting short Jacket
which accompanies the frock Is off
"Fleet" blue flannel. The collar
and flower are of pink pique.
123 East Main
16 North Riverside
Family Left By Air Mail Aviator
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(Associated Press Photo.)
Mrs. Maurice Oraliam and two children, Mcloililc and Monte, stir,
vlve Maurice (.rahain. flier forced down In the I'tah n llderness last
winter, and whosi. hody has hcen fonnd.
Id the Old
(Kansas City Star) .
Frequent reference has been'
made to Ilannnn's Hollow, which ,
divided the residential district of
the Old Home Town. It was called
Hangmans' 1 lit I low because, at
some date prior to the Civil war, a
man had been executed there,
either legally or by mob law. The
Old Home Town now is more than
a century old and it has had onlyjness of breath, there bus dawned
the one case of capital punishment,,
which makes the incident an out- ghosts and "bants" that has em
standing one In the town's history. I boldeiied us to say again that wej
We th-ink now that It must have:nre not "senrt" of them. !
been a legal execution because, rn-1 Therefore, we declare Again, :.H
calling the good old souls who muft ; the expense, of the ridicule ami
have lived In the town from the; scorn of all the younk' crowd of our;
very beginning of Its life, we cannot day in the Old Home Town, and .n!
j conjure in our mind a .sufficient! violation of the one and only tradi
I number of men wlvi would engage j lion held by the good old pioneers
nusiness i niive,(ti mat goon nid town, our honest)
formed a mob. Practically every I conviction that the story of the;
-bodied man on the townitc
away to th Civil war we f
heard our mothers tell of that1
great day but they were men who
went to fiKht for the union as n,
matter of loyalty :,nil not because i
they were Inclined nt all to he
fierce men.. As has frequently been t
told in the story of the Old Homo
i own. nil1 cuii'.i-Ms fif in-.nij .in
.Metnonisix. ami inose mat uiu noi
belong to the Methodist - chur
helped to fill the halting ranks
w:w (ho finlv nlhiT church In the I
town during our boyhood days.
So we conclude tluvt It must have
been a legal execution that gave ;
Hangman's Hollow its name and
that caused so much fear and trem
bling among the children of the
town who were told and who gen
erally believed Ihi.t the hollow was
haunted. It was only that part of , day morning. July 21, with1 bar
the hollow that ran down baek of: gains In up-tn-date footwear- for
the courthouse that was regarded ) all members nf the family.
as haunted. The upper reaches of In the assortment of shoes which
the. hollow were called Valentine will be on sale Monday Is one
creek and Mullen's creek, nkhough
there was no water anywhere in the i
small past tires and constructed
dams to hold water for the milk :
cows that grazed along the creek's ;
banks.
P. rft across Hangman's Hollow ,
proper there lived RufledKo Slnane
and Mary nnd Ma Duf field and
Nannie Stall and Jennie Haley and
Carrie "Fosnot and the two Ilouck
girls and a lot of young people who
mingled with the young set on the
"near side" nf the hollow, and it
was most embarrassing for the
little girls on the 'Tor side" of the
hollow because always after dusk
there came down the shadow of the
"hant" that stalked up and down
Hangman's Hollow, and the young
heroes who talked loudly enoughtn
daylight with their boasts that "I
ain't senrt of a ghost" nevertheless
quailed at thought of making the
crossing after dark.
Hootie Spriggs, who lived on the
near aide of the hollow, once lost
heart at the crossing when he was
"seeing 'his little je-irl friend home
from a party, ami left her stranded
to go across the mysterious chasm
alone, pleading that he had prom
ised his mother that he would sure
ly be home from the party at 0
o'clock. Hut it wasn't the picture of
his mother with a frown on her
brow that "scart" Hootie Spriggs.
It was the picture of the "hant"
that he might meet as he returned
from seeing his girl home.
For that reason when there was
a party on the far side of the hol
low the young folks of the near
side would get permission from
their parents to stay all night at
the hom's of friends on the far
side, and when the far side young
sters came over on the near side
of the hollow for the celebration
of any event that kept them after
dark, the near side homes were
filled with victors from the far
side overnight.
Last week we expressed grove
doubt r.s to the reality of the
i "hant" that terrorized Hangman's
Hollow for ns for so many years. Of
course, this bold doubt Is express"d
In the liifht of the many, many
years thut h.ivft elapsed since we
viewed Hangman's Hollow frs the
nn pl.ice In the world to avoid
And thr nn Inntrer Y pub 1nd-
Medford
0 Investment
Company
General Insurance
Medford, Oregon
125 E. Sixth St. Phone) ?
Home Town
ing down into the dark gap between,
the two hills. The state has con-
s.ructed a highway over the hoi-,
low, and lias joined the far aide and '
the near side with a great viaduct
that is high enough to defy any 1
evil spirit of the deep bottom of
the ravine from scaling It.
And then, with the wisdom that
comes with gray hair and short-
upon us the skepticism concernins .
haunfing of Hangman s Hollow was
a hoax ami a cruel Juke. For think'
what bliss there miht have been if
the first love of youth had not been
ruined by the fear that kept soj
many of the boys of our crowd;
from "keeping company" with thei
girl of his young dreams who lived
on the fr.r .ide of the hollow
HlBOOTERY TO OPEN
JULY SHOE SALE
Another semi -annual July shoe
sale nt the P.outcrp will hogln Mmi-
group of loo pairs in medium andl
hiKh heels all marked at one e.V'
oepttonally low price. A good e
lection of arch preserver shoes for
those who are troubled with foot
ailments will also be featured dur
ing this event. Th doors will be
opened tomorrow mornrng at S
o'clock.
"Men's Mionhl'TH are becoming
broader," say. n tailor. This l.s very
fortunale. in view of the Increasing
burden rif taxntlon. The Iltlmorlut.
"Tile prHcnt feminine fashion
of going abiuit hatlesi. shows K""d
fiensn. sound Judgment, And a
healthy outlonk which nn one cin
but praise," Kays n doctor, lie !
evidently a married man. Pnssin
Show.
Two Chicago Handlers have died
niturnl deaths. They were tdiot.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Call for Kids.
Sealed bids will be recolveil for
the hrick in tho'east, south and
north walls, also portion of west
wall of I'aKe theater not connected
with store htlHriinc.
Walls to be torn flown to foun
dation nnd removed from premises.
nit'hts reserved to reject any or
all bills.
nids will bo received until July
2r.th, 1030.
J. P. WOLF.
680 D. H Ashland, ore.
CLASSirlEO ADVESllSllva RATES
Rat, Dir word for tint Imcrllon. 2c: nth
weeding Imtrtion, lc: minimum 25c. Indfl
your Idi with For Site. For Rrnt, He. tnd count
thrtc wordt, at wtll h each initial, ttlfphoiit
number, etc., ai a word.
Claiiititd adl in advance and not taitn ertr
phone, unlets adverrWr hat monthly account. No
allomnce for phone error!.
IICT.V WANTKD MAIMS
WANT10O A car salesman. If
you can sell, we can use yon.
Sanderson Motor Co. J I U
rlV.M WANTl:lK- KMAI,K.
WANTKD Ijidy conk for small
IfiKHlnir camp, fait nt Owl Serv
ice Hta. Sunday mornlnff or Wed
nesday evening. 11!'
WA XT KIJ SITUATIONS
WAN'TKD Kxperieneed steriou;
rspher desires work, half oi
whole d.iys. Law nnd other ex
perience. Jiox O. J.. Tribune.
1 JO
WANTED Permanent work In
home by experienced housekeep
er. 1t'-ferenre. Address IJox
14. Mail Tribune. 13
WANTKD tlousework by capable
woman, r.ox s, M ill Tribune. 11
lHll It KXT M IM'KMiA'EOt'S
COTTAOKM for the summer reserv
ed al Kndert's IPV'auh, Cresepnl
My. Cal. Tel. T fur rates. Mrs.
1 Fred Kndert. Kl'
FOH RK.NT Oarage. $3.00 per
month. I2i South HI vera do Ave
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V A XT! : I) M 1 SCELIiAX EO V S
5" j
WANTED To buy one good work
plug, weight around louO to 1700'
lbs.; must be gentle, heulthv and!
.strong. l'hone Hert Anderson.
No. 4 4A Medford. 1
WANTED Eight car in good con
dition. Phone 6!t7-J-2. 119.
WANTED PRIVATE PARTY'
with $1,000 .to S'tO.ooo to loan
money on flrnt-class first mort-
sages.
VAlI, Ol l.DEN I
11 So. Riverside. , tf .
WANTED Children to earn for.
Constant supervision; plenty of
room and shade; noon meal serv
ed. Hv day SI. by week $i. Call
1 II45-X. l-'O
WANTED Pasture for sheep. L.
A. Salade, Jr., Central Point. Ore.
VAXTK1 Cattle In eschant'e for'
1'ontiac sedan. Henry Kerty. H. '
1. Talent. 12J 1
WANTl'D To trade Idaho resi-
tlence properly for Medford rel-j
dence or aerease. L. C. Clarlock.
I nanmer of Commerce. ioimi
WANTED 2nd hand goods. Junk,
l'at's, 16011 I'rtlne. I'll. 647-1.. 133
WANTED Lawnmowers 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.
Fir St. Chas. Flcher, Prop. Tel.
2tiL 3Uf
WANTED Local and long dis
tance hauling. Insured carriers.
We guarantee to save you money.
Haw ley Transfer, 610 N. River
side. Phono io-1-t-x. u-a
FOR UEXT- APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Furnished apart-1
ment for two people. 005 West .
I in h. LLHiL
FOR KENT Nicely furnished:
apart ment, electric range, hot
water; private entrance; .adults.
101M W. 0th. Phone HilS-R. 110
FOR RENT Furnished clean
apartments, $15 and per mo. I
UK tit anil water pam. inquire
UI0 Portland. 1 10
FOR RENT Apt.
80 W. Main.
f 5 1 1
FOR RENT Small furnished
apartment, garage. 001 W. 1 at h.
I 17tf
FOR RENT 3-room fnrn. apart
ment; private entrance, and ga
raKe. 0 10. .lacksog. 110
FOR RENT Furnished apart
ment. 217 W. 2nd. 122
FOR HUNT Apt.
Son W. Main.
90ir
FOR HUNT S-room ant. with prl
vut liulh. l'hone 1U16-V. (tr.lf-
FOR RF.NT FliRMSUKD
ROOMS
FOR UKN'T Furnished sleeping
and housekeeping rooms. Palmer
Rldg. Call -H'7. 124
VCtn HUNT Two rooms In duplex
apartment, tlS. ill) Haven St.
llHtf
KOI! HUNT Nlco cool sleeping
room, 40H W. lllh. 1 19
Foil HUNT Furnished room and
garage. TilTi W. 1 Utli. Mil
FOTC TtF.NT Nicety furnished
.sleeping room, adjoining hath;
moderate rates. 32 5 South ltiv
erside. tf
BOARD AND ROOM JJ9 So. Con
tnil. Phone 1211. 83
PLEASANT room with board at
716 K. Main. Phone 723. tt
FOIt ItKNT irwUSF.S
FOlt It KXT Modern 5-rra. house
with 2 sleeping porches. Call
-r,3-M. 1 1 tr
Fon RENT Kxeluslvo cabin in
mts.; hour drive from Medford.
Rest In a beautiful spot. Kvory
thlng furnished. Call !I04-I. tf
FOR HUNT 5-room furnished
house and garage. 330 Haven St.
122
FOIt KENT Small house at 200
itealty St.. 11 7. fit) month. In
quire 204 Really. 11U
FOR RENT 0-room house. BIB
W. loth. 114tf
FOR RENT Modern 5-rm. house.
31 Mistletoe. F. M. Corlels, Tel.
121-X. 121
FOR RENT House to elderly
couple. Ms Pennsylvania. 120
FOIt RENT Corner North l'nclflc
highway nnd Iterrydalo Ave.,
small partly furnished house,
SI2.50. 114tf
FOR RENT 4-room cottago,
So. Olikdalc.
108
tf
FOR RENT Unfurnished house,
Kverette Court; electric stove,
plenty of bullt-lna, largo garage.
Phono 238. 304tf
FOR RENT Homes. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown White.
17 lf
1MCKRD CI
TAKEN 1!P 2 red cows, 2 calves;
all have ear marked with under
bill! In each oar: one cow brand
ed on side. Owner can have
same bv paying damages and for
nil. Ralph Wilson, Table Rock
school. 120
IF TOUR DOCJ Is mleslrm, call 860.
UtM
IIUSIXF-SS OPPOItTtTNlTIKS
FOR SALE Plumbing shop, stock
and fixtures, good location arid
well established business. Own
er retiring. Will sell nt Inven
tory, about $3,000. See Charles
A. Wing Agency, Inc. 120
FOR HAI.K. Fountain, confection
ery, lunch, drugs and stage of
fice d-pot; clean, up-to-date
, slock; doing fine business: three
year lenee; smnll overhead;
$l.Mio, or will Invoice. Car taken
In as part payment. Rest rea
sons for selling. Address Rox
It. E. W.. Mail Tribune. IIS
PARTNER WANTED Will Sell
half Interest In old established
real estate business. Former
owner is retired. Full price $3h0.
itei location in town. ro ex
perienes needed. Write Tribune
Hox 60. tf
FOR SALE Pat's Second Hand
Store and property. 1606 Prune
Hi. Phune 047-L. 120
MISCKUiAXEOCft
MO.XEY TO I.OAN'ion improved
real estate. See1 Charles A.;
Wing Agency, Inc. 1201
HAVE your furniture reupholster-i
ed. refinished, reglued. Phone j
969-K. ' j
CALL LOTTIE HOWARD for in-!
formation about Investors Syn -'
dicaie. Phone I33ti-1 121
CASH nt'TKUS for farms, hotels.;
apartinpnt houses, homes and
business property, llox U, Trl-
buna. J
FOUND J
Fttr.NI) tllasaes In lane near l;el
Tup school, l'hone 4:lT-l-. 1-0
von K.XIHI.VNC.R
FOR TUAOE-.Moilet T Ford truck,
good cab and flat body for fruit
or wood hauling; tl-speed trans
mission; kooiI mechanical condi
tion. Will trade for equity in
light car. 531 Austin St. 121
WILL TRADE Four .Medford res
idence properties for improved,
tree water canyon ranch. Ad
dress owner, M. Sumner. Rt.
Pox. ll-D Medford. 110
FOR TRADE Splendid irrigated
farm of HO acres, new 5-room
house, barn, hog house, chicken
house, the place in alfalfa and
grain, old free water right. Price
$ 1 5.000, and would consider a
small down payment nnd a trade
for city property.
C11ACNCEY FLOREY.
Phone 31S. 123 East Main SM
1211
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 large
I safe; wilt sell or nado for smalt
! one. Pinnacle Packing Co. Il3tf
FOR SALI-V-AUTOMOUILKS
'tREAPY TO UO" i
liuick Sedan : 435l
Chev. Roadster 325
Cbcv. Coupe 305;
Chev. Coupe 425 -
Cbcv. Sport Coupe 43ft!
2N Ford Truck 44
''.7 Chev. Truck 37 51
27 Chev Truck 3''0
With an "o. K." that counts.
PIERCE-ALLEN USED CAR LOT
(Wtim I'MMll f A 1 1 Si -
W have a kimhI H.'loctlitn nf usedj
earn ranshiu in prlro ironi $M tft
S'j'.n. Theae cava art' hrinj; old i
al hajf prico. i
A lt.ISTK".'l MOTORS. l.Nl".
1 It 1 So. liivcwlrto. 124 - j
FOR SALE One 10 nnd one 1-'-passenger
Cadillac Ihikhcs; new
lii iiiiipmcnt. lloth cars re
conditioned. Would make ex
cellent school or stage line
bosses. Luggage and freight
curriers installed. For prices
and tiifortiialloii write or call
I.. !. Iloagland, Cnloti Stage
Depot. KUininth Falls, ore. 1 I !
FOR SALE 1(127 Ford Tudor Se
dan; bargain. Phono 3U0-W,
evenings. 1 1 9
FOR SALE 11127 Ford l'lckup,
$125; good m'ecliiuiicul condi
tion. 12!) Columbus Ave. nt 4th.
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,11'LY CLEARAXCU SALE OF
VSED CARS
You will find the best values In the
city here. See our used cars
heiore you decide. They have
been reconditioned nnd are
priced very low.
l2i Blllek 6 Standard Sedan. In
splendid condition, for :,r,0 00
1027 Pontine Coupe, in leather
$375.00
11128 Pontine 2-door Sedan. $41)5. 00
11128 Ail-American Oakland Spopt
Roadster; rod wlro wheels; rune
like a new car lt!i0.00
11127 Essex Super ti Hednn..$37D.OO
11127 Sludelmker Dictator Sedan
$4 50.00
11126 Onkland Sednn $350.00
SANDERSON MOTOR CO.
Your Oaklnnd
and P o n 1 1 a o
Dealer. Open
even Ings nnd
Sunday morn
Ing. 123
FOR SALE Good Pontine sedan
At -a bargain, or will trade for
cattle. Henry Kerby, R. 1. Tal
ent. ll'J
FOR SALE Ttulek 7-passenger
sedan, first-class condition; Just
the. cur to carry a crew or school
bus. Very reasonable. Phono
1152 or call nt 221) E. 6th. Ill)
FOR SALE ma Ford coach, op
erated 60 days. Terms, $550
cash. Phono $47 during office
hours. 80tf
mil 8AIK WVKSTOCK
FOR SALE Guernsey milk cow.
Just fresh. Louis Vlmont, 411
E. Mill Ht. 11!)
FOR SALE 8-week-nld pigs,
.lohn TJoelker, Meadows district.
Hengle, Ore. 119
FOR SALE A young cow, will
soon be fresh, E. L. Will', M'mI
fonl, R. 1. 119
FOR SALE Jersey milk cows
and heifers, phone 8-F-hl. W.
O. Messal. Eagle Point, Ore. 120
STOCKS & HOND8
YOCR stocks and bonds pnylng no
return may have some value;
name security. Write It. A. Mor
ris. P. O. box 931, Medford. 119
FOR HALF, HOMES
FOR HALE Well built 6-ronm
home on flroveiand Ave., siski
you Heights, 90x194 lot, large
oak shade trees, fruit trees and
berries, lawn and flowers, $3500
Chnrlcs R. Ray. Realtor. Medford
lililg. Phone 30i. 124
FOR HALE ctmnll house, large
lot, with lovely gnrden. shade
trees nnd riowers; beautiful view.
Central point. Smnll pnyment
nown. nntnnce iiq a month. Cell
forenoons 964-L. tf
FOR SALE Oond 5-room house
for $2200: 1 1 on cash, balance to
sun purcnaser.
CIIACXCEY FLOREY.
Phono 81 H. 123 Hast Main St.
121
FOR SALE $100 will put you In
a good modern fl-rnonl house;
bnlnricn to suit purchaser.
CIIACXCEY FLOREY,
Phone 318. 123 East Main Ft
121
FOR SALE HOMES
FOR SALE ft-KOOM MODERN.
HOME on Minnesota Ave.; maple
floors, built-in buffet, ftreplafe,
piped furnace, double guraye, ,
flow"ps ami jdiade trees; $fiOUO. -
" Special price for cash and quick'
sale. CHARLES R. HAV. Real
tor, Medford Rldg. Phune 3:.
1 J0
FOR SALE OR TRADE Desirable
house and lot in Medford for
acreage, for few davs only. TH.
1015-Y. 1517 W. Main. 54tf
IF YOU WISH A NICE LITTLE
HOME on tho paved Pacific
highway, wo can sell you tracts ;
f ro m 1 acre up o n ve ry ea sy
terms. Prices from S'JUO up.
UROWN & WHITE. Realtors.
Holland Hotel Bldg.
97tf
FOR RENT OR SALE 6-rooml
modern house; 2 large porches,
one screened; new electric range; .
no payment down. Apply rent ,
on purchase price. Inquire 31 1
Renson. 821
HOrSES FOR
Call 105.
iENT AND SALE
tr
FOR SALE $1500, new cottage,
0 acres, 1 0 minutes from Med
ford. Uox 100 care. Mall Tribune.
8 5ir
FOR SALE RTCAL FSTATE
TEX DOl'llhES COURT at Long
Iteai'h; all 3-rin. upts., heated
with gas; Income averages $:(u
per mo. Street to be widened
and become part Inter-Stale
highway. Completely furnished:
r-gui'uge shed. Cash value $30.
000. Will trade for good land In
Rogue River vallev on cash value
basis. Sen HOLMES for HOMES.
Nash Hotel corner. 1 24
FOR SALE 5 ACRES, mostly In
fruit, cherries, peaches, apricots!
Ml. I berries; ii-room house, ga
rage nnd other outbuildings:
near eclluol nil good road; $2ti.ri0,
terms.
II O. PARK1IURST.
32 N. Central. Phono 1410.
1 ill
WHEN vou think of real estate,
think of Itrowu & Whlto, tf
FOR SALE 2 targe lots on West
Palm slreet, racing norlh, $irll
each. Call forenoons, 1104-L. tf
FOR SALE One sere of free soil,
goml modern 6-room home, place
has loganberries, raspberries,
strawberries, garden, bouse well
furnished. Price $2.r.o(l.
CIIAIINCHY FLOItKV.
Phone 218. 123 East Main St.
1 2 1
FOR SALE It acres edge city lim
its; good soil: Irrigated; some
alfalfa and garden; good garage,
bnrn nnd chicken bouse. For
short time, jt.soo: Terms.
L. O. P1CKELI..
204 E. Main. Phono 1118.
llfl
WHAT dn you think of this,!)
acres smooth, tillable land, 4-
room new house and garage,
woven wire fenced; main road.i 1
mile from town nnd schools,
tl I no.
HROWN ; WHITE, Realtors.
Hotel Holland llldg. I I7lf
FOR SALE Smnll dairy ranch
partly stocked. Priced right If
taken at once, lmiufre nt Jones
ranch, Aiurpny, ore. ti'z
FOR SAIIC MWCKMiANEOUS
WHITE young friers, 1 to 2 lhs
al 35c each or 3 for $l.so at 229
llessle SI'. Phone, 152 2-X. 1 18
FOR SALE Parlor combination
poo! and billiard table, rnnno
556-X. 120
FOR HALE Apricots 75c lug:
cherries Oc per 11). 509 W. 11th
Hll, opposite Onkdale tlrocery.
119
FOR SALE Electric fnn. 10-Inch,
osculating Nnrthwlnd. practical
ly new, $10. llox L. T. K. 1 HI
WOOD 1IAROAIN Get your win
ter's wood now nt lowest prices.
Ilawley Transfer, phono 1044-X.
1411
FOR SALE Gasoline engine and
Myers pump complete $20. Tel.
C. A. DeVoe. 1 1 "tf
'OR SALE 1 team, wagon nnd
harness. 2 A-l milk cows. 1110
Rbodo fslnnd chickens, 90 Leg
horn pullets. 8 tons nlfnlfa hay.
N. J. Hachls. mile east of
scboolhouse, Sams Valley. 119
FOR SALE Extra good wheat nt
$1.05. Phone C. o. DeVoe, 3
miles west and '6 mile south of
Medford. 1171P
'OR SALE Woodrow washing
machine. $50. Cnll 523-R.2.
1 I7tf
FOIt SALE A orients. Ton Notch
Orchard, I and 4o per lb. Phone
II10-.I-I. 120
FOR HALE Oolden Drip plums.
3e lb. Phono 9119-R. 123
TILTON APRICOTS 40 lb. L.
Crocker. Coker Kutte rond. 3'j
miles out of Crater Lnke high
way. 121
!'OU SALE Apricots. Kenwood
Orchnrd. Tel. 689-R-4. 121
FOR SALE Tllton nprloots, free
from scale and disease, 4c lb.
Season begins 21st, lasts two
weeks. Linn Orchard, Eagle
Point. tf
FOR SALE Furniture. Buyer as
sume n.'ivments. 412 North ivy.
Phone 745-J. ' 45tf
FOR SALE Used sewlntj ma
chines; all makes, $5 up; terms
It tleslred. All makes Tented
nnd repaired, White Hewing
Machine Co., 24 North uartictt.
lltf
WE PAY CASH for mohair, wool.
hides, pelts and junk. Medford
Ibtrgaln House, l'hone 1062. 27
No. Grape. tf
FOR garden and field plowing,
sand, grnvel ind sediment. Tel,
912-J. Samuel Ratemun.
FOR SALE Loganberries, fl.JS
per crate; blackcaps and red
raspberries $1.40 per crate. Bring
crates If possible. 3 ml lee east of
Phoenix. Harry Steele. 92tf
SACKS BACKS BACKS. Hire.
10,000 good used barley and
grain sarks, ,
MEDFORD BARGAIN" HOUSB
Phone 1063. 27 N. Orape St.
79tf
UNDERWOOD Typewriter Agency,
Htinstrand Adding Machine Agcy.
Halea Rentals Service.
14 N. Central. Phone 111.
Rebuilt machines, all makes.
I8U
I
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR
SALE- Cherries. Tel. 835-W.
FOR SALE Apricots. Top Notch
Orchard, 5c per lb. Phone 610-J-l.
1J0
.16-ln GREEN SLABS -4 4 tiers
.V00; free load kindling with 3
big loads. Valley Fuel Co., Tel.
7ti. tf
FOR SALE drain bags and twine.
Monarch Seed Co. 107tf
FOR SALE Worm pullets with
I-ee's Olzzard Capsules now.
Monarch Seed Co. 107tf
FOR SALE Ekonomy Dairy Fly
Spray actually kills fliea. Try it.
Monarch Seed Co. 10"tf
GLADIOLI'S blooms. Wood Oar
dens, 73S W. 11th St.; GO varie
ties. lOStf
iu'sixf.ss DiRRcrroitY
'Abstracts .
MURRAV AHSTKACT CO. Ab
stracts of Title, Title Insurance.
Rooms 3 and 5, No. 32 North
Central Ave., upstairs.
.1ACKSOV CO.
ABSTRACT OO.
Abstracts of Title
and Title Insurance).
Tbo only complete
Title System lu Jack
son County.
AccountiinU
WILSON AUD1TINO COMPANY
Tax and Coriioratlon Counselors,
Auditors and Accountunts. ' K.
M. Wilson. C. P. A.: Leland J.
Knox. C. P. A.: I.loyd Showers.
Liberty Itldg. Phone 1S7-R.
lllcychu
UICYCLE REPAIR SHOP Work
guaranteed. Auto locks and keyj
fur all oars. 19 N. Fir SL Tel.
261.
Chiropractic Physician
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlro
practlc Nerve Specialist. Office
hours 9 to 12; 2 to 5. 203-204
Llhertv Ttldg. Office phone 680;
Res. phone 790-H. . -
DR. JOCKTT P. BRAY Suite 808,
Medford Hldg., for ehlropractlo
service. Thursdays by appoint
ment. Ofi'lco phono 1230. -
ICIectrln Motor Repairing
L. C. SCHAFER Armature wind
ing, eleclrlc motor repairing.
Stock bearings and brushes. 33
N. Central. Phono 90-J-2. 371
Kyo Sliecln lists
DR. D. A. CHAMHERH, Optome
trist. Eyes examined. Qlasses
fitted. 404 Medford Bldg. Tel.
188. 352tf
Fxport Window Cleaners
LET OEOROE DO IT Tel. 1172.
House cleaning. Floor Waxing.
Oriental Rug Cleaning, specialty
Financial
WE LEND MONEY to worth)
people to Tay their honest debts.
I'aclflo Const Credit Association,
423 Medford Bid., Medford, Ore,
Freight Transportation
liONtT- DISTANCE HAULING.
Medford-Klamuth - Truok L1n4
Dully service. Bonded carrier!
Special rales on load lots. Autl
Freight Terminal, 36 S. Fir. TeJ
1033.
International Motor Trucks
INTERNATIONAL; MOTO
TRUCKS Factory Represontai
tlve Motor Inn Oarage, Sout
Riverside, galea and Service.
Money to Isvan
P" f Ion Time
ly Real Estato
J () Mortfjage Ian
l'hone ias
Commercial Fiiianco Corp.
Motlford, Orciron
DO TOU NEED MONEY? W$
make short time U.ans. All transi
actions confidential. 657-J. Bars
lster & Chrlstner, 317 Liberty B4
Monuments)
THE OREOON GRANITE CO. -.
Monuments. E. A. Hicks. Oenr
eral Manager; P. M. Kershaw,
Sales Manager, 302 N. Front St.
PnlnHne ami Psperhanfrlnir;
PAPERHANOINO .0o a roll and
up. Dick Newman. Tel. 314-J.
M. A. BLISS & COMPANY Paint
ing, paperhanglng and' Interior
finishing. 302 Crater Lake Ave,
l'hone 1004. ;41
o Printers nnd Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTINO CO. Hao
the best equipped print big office
In Southern Oregon. Bookbind
ing, loose leaf ledgers, billing
systems, eta Portland prices. 87
N. Fir St.
Radio Service
RADIO SERVICE on any make
radio. H. O. Purucker, 8! South
Grape street. Office Phone 83S:
Res. 1442. $81
Hand nnd Gravel
C. A. HARTLEY and and Gravel
plant, clean washed sand and
grnvel; crushed gravel, all eizes.
Phone plant 1203 or office 127.
Rpraytnit
IF YOU want a good Job of spray
ing done on your trees and ghtuha
at a reasonable price, Tel 1039.
.!
r-3
Storage 1
WAREHOUSING Storage. Distri
bution. Medford Warehouse,. 31
South Front Ht. Phone 816.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER A STORAGE
CO. Office IU N. Fir Street.
Phone 315. Prices right. Service
guaranteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER STORAGE.
Service guaranteed. 20 8. Grape
8t Phone 644, or residence !,
Farnltnre I'phoestertas;
FURNITURE REUPHOLHTRREO
re-finished, re-glued. We carry
a full line of upholstering sam
ples. A. N. Thalbault, Tel 8-K,