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JfEBFORn MXTTi TRTBTHTFi, MEDFORD, OUEnox, SUNDAY. 'ATT.rST X mnfl.
"EVERYONE INii SOUTHERN OREGON READS THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Special Recipes
s2tuut.ua lliKU-r, for Otko FHHiiks
liirediotHs: 3 cups (l'a lbs.),
lianuna pulp; juiee of 1 lemon; 64
eups (2 lbs.) sugar; 1 bottle pec-
- tin; temtpoon butter;
' n V'bo only mellow ripe bananas.
Crunh to h fine pulp. Put crushed
fruit Into lar&sc kettle, una add
HUar, butter, and lemon juice. Mix
ami hvtiis to a boll, stirrinit con
stantly. At ' once add pectin,
Htiri-iiiR contantiy, and brim: npain
to n full rolling boil. Boil min
ute, ntlrrhiK constantly over entire
bottom before and white boiling to
prevent sticking. Remove from
fire, and Mir frequently for S min
utes to cool slightly, to prevent
floating fruit. Pour quickly. Cov
er hot butter with film of not par
affin: when butter Is cold, cover
with -inch of hot paraffin. Roll
glass to spread paraffin on sides.
Sometimes sets very slowly. Re
quires 8 to 12 bananas. Makes 9i
to 10 eight-ounce biases.
Jellied linked Apples
ttako apples in usual way.
About ten minutes before they are
done, remove from oven and fill
centers . with rasln Jam. When
filled, return apples to oven and
.complete the baking. Servo hot or
cold, with or without cream.
Carrot Marmalade
Ingredients: 4 cups (2 lbs.) cit
vrotM mixture and cooked, finely
, chopped carrots; cup pectin;
Ql6 cups (2i lbs.) SUg&T.
Peel orange, and dice, discarding
' hard center and seeds. Mix with
..grated rinds, .lemon juice and finely
::ohop,ped carrots. Measure citrous
,hd carrot mixture into large ket
tle, ' Add sugar, mix, and bring to
a full rolling boil over hottest fire.
Stir constantly before1 and while
-boiling. . Holl hard 5 minutes. Up
'move from fire and stir in pectin.
Pour quickly. Cover hot marma
lade with film of hot paraffin:
when ' marmalade - la cold, cover
with n Inoh of hot paraffin. Roll
Klasa to iread -paraffin on sides,
It duatrnH. nvtit 9 .... . 4n..a..nnna
Kiound aiiiKer or cinnamon'. Ue -
quires about 2 pounds carrots. 3:
lemons, and 1 orange. Makes ,
about 9 eight-ounce glasses.
- Itlai'klteiTy Jelly
Ingredients: 4 cups (2 lbs.)
juice; 1 bottle pectin;"" 'a cups 3 V4
lbs.) sugar.
'Use only - fully ripened berries.
Crush thoroughly and drip through
Jnlly bag. Do not drip over night j
an uncooked jtdces ferments quick
ly. Measure juice and sugar Into
large saucepan, stir, and 'bring to
n boil. At once add poet in, stirr
ing constantly, nnd brin.g again to
full rolling boil and boil -j
minute. Remove from fire, let
stand 1 minute, kim, pour quickly.
Cover hot jelly with film of hot
paraffin; when jelly is cold cover
with ft inch of hot paraffin. Uoil
glasit to spread paraffin on sides.
RequireH-about 8 qutcrtu' berries'.
Make about 11 eight-ounce glasses,
"iSMcedl Stiiiwlrry Jam
Ingredients: 4 solidly packed
cups (2 lbn.) sliced berries: cup
bottled pectin: ? cups lbs.) sugar.
' ' Cho only full ripened, berries.
Cut small or medium berries In
halve ft lengthwise; large berries in
quarters. Measure berries - and
Migar into large kettle, mix; and
bring to a. full rolling boil over
hottest fire, stir constantly before
and whllo boiling. Boil hard 3 i
minutes. Remove from firo and
tlr in pectin. Then stir and skim
by turns for just 5 minutes to cool
slightly, to prevent floating fruit,
"i Four quickly. Cover hot jam with
film of hot paraffin; when jam te
cold, cover with Inch of hm'
paraffin. Roll glass to spread par-1
affin on sides. Requires about
quarts berries. Makes 0 to 0
eight-ounce glasses.
CANHKRRA (i) Aug. 3 There
being only one doctor for each
1 75,000 square miles of territory In
the .northern. .and central areas of
AuMti'Hlia, tho .federal government
Is trying to build up life medical
service in that lonely land.
HARBIN Aug. 8. The Te-
kin-Mukdeu railway announces
that In six months free transporta
tion was given Into Manchuria to
135, 100 famine victims from Do
na n and Khensl provinces. The
majority of the refugees went to
new farms in western Manchuria.
VJSNICK iJP) Aug. 3. Tho city
- of lagoons W preparing to celebrate
1 in October to- 30fith annivereary of
a vow made by the Venetian senate
In lfi30 when the city experienced
itk -Worst pUgtie visitation ' The
church of "Holy Maray of Health"
1 Was erected In fulfilment of the
vow when deliverance earned
" A hick town is a place where
Americans .conduct , helr busl
''iies in safety without bribing
'jit liens to let. itlem ulojie. Jlart
; ford Time!.1 1 ' ' "
WE LOAN
MONEY
To people to pay their
honest' debt.
No' Embarrassment
' Strictly Confidential
Jennings Loan Office
I 8. Front
Phone 161
MIDWAY ACRES
DriT 5 wilw uortjv w trw mif Eoai see the
bMattTnl Jvrm4iUi. 10-ftcr .imrma tor $900; beautiful
otkt M lis; trj nodtni convenience except high
tax.
R. V. WILLIAMS
iione l.'.l S q Ifi No- Rivcrsi.ie
ROUTE OF FIRST
THE ! MAP ABOVK SHOWS THK fiOI'TK OF THH TOIK AVTKR $TAR"I1 FROM VXM1i;VKR, WASH,
In the Old HomeTown
' (Kansas City' Star)'
:Those of us who lived many
years ago tn the Old Home Town
will recall the houses that were
built on a hillside. '-The' lower
floor , of each bouse formed the
basement which was the kitchen
and dining room, and opened out
on the lower ground level. The
fi nni n., , (t,. h..
w-oio on the hisher ground level. .
and on this level "were-the livinpl
.rooms, and the stairway to thei
bedroom floors above led up from
l.iu unnna, .1 ..., .t in.,l . wl.t
has become ot these old houses?!
In recent years they seem o have;
disappeared almost entirely. ,
One we remember distinctly as; indeed,
it stood baek on Elm street ; The older children joined In the
though not many of the old-timers devotions, but there waa the tiny
knew Jt was Eim street. For in I Uitle black-haired girl, too young
'the Old Home Town in that day! for prayers, too young to Vinder
t reels were known by the names' stand the necessity of prayers, al
of the most nromlnent families i tlioutrh when little Joo's nlay-
that lived on them. In that good 1
oid day Kim street was known as!
the street ' that rum down past
the Wright place." Bridge street,
for instance, was called by that
name only down in the very heart
of' the business district (and small
business district, too), and just
before It emptied into tho bridge
that spanned tho river. Out from
the downtown d i d t r I c t It was
known as "the street that runs
out by the Dr. Strlckllng place."
But it Is the Wright home wet was brought by ono of the cnno
reeall so well. A stone house. It ron the button bag must first be
was, with its neat little front; found for the iittie girl, and there
door and front poreh on the sidc-j H(lc Hat, counting buttons, pcclt
wallt level, and its back door, I inR through the stairway posts at
opening out from the basement! ti,c other children, and otherwise
kitchen, on a lower ground level, keeping the attention of little Joe
In the Wright home there wnsj and the other children much di
a Utile winding stairway from thoj verted from the solemnity of the
kitchen and dining room to the w-ne. j
living rooms. That was an extra' wp never think of one of those;
touch to its architecture. Indeed, j old-time houpx that our minds
uimo ever5 uimg u u u v
nome, woun., "ui'v 1
Wright tili lives, showed an extra:
touch of the building art of that
day. For Mr. Wright was a ear-,mt neelng. also, the Kugiish gar
penter and ran the first planing tien- as RPar aH ;in Knglish garden
mill In the Old Home, town. Jmj;cmtm- uc created in the Old Home
were Kngllsh they came from; Town, with itc ddhate flowers
Kngland, in fact, in one of the 'mid its plants and shrubbery all
old-time sail boats. Ami mey wviv
true Britons.
The house was not the only
thing that stamped the Wrights1 ,
as being what the natives of the-
Old Home Town called "queer." j
They were Kpiseopallans. In the j
Old Home Town a member of the
Episcopal church was renarded as;
being next to a sensation, for alii
the folks of the Oid Home Towu.j
as stated many times before, were
Methodists of the old school 1
Methodists and Mr.1
shouting
Para: The
WAS! I IXC TON V. C. Aur. 3. 'shade the .wide, eoMile-Ktuiiod
"Krom the air, we raw how c I tw street k of Its hctler "tuartcni. On
primeval forests crowd Para. It Mlpr f,.IJlt you m,.
..treots end in the JunRle. I .,mk,, ,.,.,,,. ,ul.ler. the half-
Klyins from Washington to mined Jklns of jaBuam and tmakes.
Buenos Aire, the National Geo- j ptnMM,pj,; iHe of Brazil nuts
Kraphie Society's aerial survey par-' r,.,ij. (o!. i,liw Ut New Vork or
ly stopped at Para five days to Liverpool for TSrliish Isle eoal
overhaul the plane. Frederick minrs munch them while at work
Himpieh writes vt the createst city, c rKM. nf simared
on the Amazon as follows: "When with their ends oainted. and
we got aahore. we feit how utterly j yol lm,jj tn(t fresh-cut firewood
the vast forests of llrazil domi- j half-hreed Indians are stacking for
nato the life of this greatest city on , uso 1)f wood-hurnlns river lioats.
the Amazon. jiittikvyx. Mmcvwh ami JuKiiars
-yet Para lives on the Jungle, j Ym Jim1 aij(n the ho pf thr,
The biR woods ive it Brazil nuts, . Hnimnl aeitl, ils frot Kd
ruhber. hardwoods, fruit, waxes. , ()v ,,,.,, wilh a Noan., Ark
OlIS nuo Jui,B,e-u,,o o.o..0.
which Its sea trads Is based.
Animals Fornire in I'hmie ;ronnils
"in etiuaiortai dawn an. u jaguars. Then there are ant-cat-Para
smells of JunKle. Its h'auti- iivins" now. not on lints, hut on
ful Bosque Park is hut a hit of frm(h )rk(,n nl0 ,nh: and
natural Jungle, cut with paths and ounn, mt(, cplvari, or Tlver
set with man, kiosks, "lnn'. ,; and the pink Ihls, the stork,
benches and handstands where R w)(, oW ,n a bU(,k milllk mn
after nlnhtfall bur Jungle baW dart; multi-colored wild luck;
about. and:sma-ll.cr jungle anUttl a.,' ,cl(,ctl.lc ecl' which Hlve
forane for food In the wake of uv: yuu R distinct shock, allegedly 40
time picnics. .... volt orjnurp, when you stick o
."Oiirtit inanao trees, pelted wltll . wjr nto plli. Wttt4r barrel and
MPS" In' small boys when In fruit, I ,h Mm
BIG AIR TOUR OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
( Wright called them "Mcthodies." j
Hut "Auntie" Wright how dear'
she became to s with her nioth-'j
ovine or ns ..ill: w i?od KntriiHb
oooking and her, liberality In the
iliKU'lluitlon of it to littlo 'Ju
AVriirht'a nlavtittttis '
-We wont to little Joe's house
., i...viHi. I
to stay ail ninht. in
. ,hi,.h ,. ,.!..
Irom house to houac. us we oould
puin permission - from our
own
parents.
lt was "stay alt lllRhf i
(with our playmates. 11 was
1. ..ti.. ...... n....t l.n 1
the devotions of the Kploiml j
home. "Auntie" Wiiuht read the
I itrayerKi
niavei-s' That was n iwelatlon
mutes were mustered Into' help-
ing with the care of her when
Auntie' Wright waH away from
home, we were convinced that,
the precious, tiny little lamb was
too young to need the services of
an intercessor,- for he seemed 1";
take .delight in mischief.-
The little girl, we recall, sat
during the prayer service on the
lower steps of the winding tlnU'
way, playing with a' bag of but
tons. Before the . Prayer Book
(loes noi reran mai prner
in iiuiiuc ngui m ui--
novcr think of one of the honsen
0f lnut Rtyie f arohiteeture with-
unique and an neoiiy icsuiymg i
that dear queerness"' of tho
Wright
We never think of that
unique house . without having llw
memory of the Old Homo Town
Mond. in some way or other, with
thai prayer fcciic In the Wright
home. Wo recall it alt. even to
the voice of "Auntie" Wright,
wp wonder, by the way,,
what became of that little girl,
mid If her own children count
buttons as a form of devotion
while her family is at prayer.
Jungle City
,,... . ion-l. creat U1C. Ic
shows you iiriRht, shrill macaws.
. Medford
'Investment
Company .
" 'General Insurance
Medford, Oregon
115 E. Sixth St. rhon 1U4
s Ciajiitietf acH in mfwnt and not fatal wr
"Para la no mean oily. It is tho.phow. mtn adwrtber Iwt wonthty mount. No :
capital of a state that runs into 15 : aHyflcLj. Jt1,. j
degrees of latitude huge enough j
to hold a dozen small Kuropoun ! WANTKD MlSCKliCaANKOLS ,
countries. At the zenith of 'Brain's
runner boom, beioro tne
KlU' t'ulned her monopoly,
Para grew fabubniRly vleh on
iilHck solfi.' Abundant mtrs'lvaiH
of tho wild. 'oltl-Cield-Iikc extt'ava
nances of thp rubber boom' iirriod
ec" in fumimioil sv,vrrnmpnt j
lJal.t:e and paintings, luxurious
ni mm mini oi mmir miuwiu i
l,1,l't,r' Kfnon BO. Sow Para j
i watches iieeniy thp worii of Hrnry I
" , a' , , , " J," ,, '.
,' ,','', ,,V V. v i .v
; Fordlandln.' local papers have re-'
Jmv,h f'
" " . L ",Z,A
'! . .. ' '"j , .! ! v b ' ,
plantation rubber.
BROWN AND GREEN
FOR SUMMER COSTUMES
PARIS (A) Midsummer ensem
bles which an important dress
house is recommending for wear at
race and garden events at fashion- !
jiftldc bettck.and tjouuui retorts are
broidety. set off wth: hat,.$hocs and
gloves of tobacco brown,
WOMEN NOT WINKERS
IN 1930 LEGISLATION
WAfc-'HJXOTON m W o m y n
were not tho thief winners in h''ia
Intion enncted In ten stntcij during
the lUS-tt se5ont the women's bu
reau of the depnjtnienl of labor
finds.
There were few laws passed for
their benefit, though New York
amended its hour law u that fac
tories and. mercantile establish
ments must allow n weekly half
holiday if women employe work
more than eight hours any day dur
ing the week.
Any overtime In connection with
the, 4Srhour, Kivday, wot k.ng wck,
la also forbidden.
ORGANDIE, STRAW
COMBINED IN HATS
V ASIM X (! T O X (1 IhilB ..f
romliinetl pink orcunrllf ;unl hnw
frjimrrl hridosnitiWrH faccH al a ro
cenl fashlotiahli. caiiltal wotMinu.
Till' (llTHHPN wt'ro nf pink ItfRiHl-
(llo, mado with hlrt cajios nf the
snm matorlal. lMnk cryMa! in-fk-lacrrt
carrlod out the color m-hemp.
Tho malron of honor wore a tii't'.
I'JiiK orKamlJf, tftv maid r honor u
.oiiu.n 11 Ihthtar hl(. white iloll
rate hoil wh'lt adorned th ItrhleM
mald.. f'fili; iaee hiltlx xvere worn
i.y nJi -the feniniii jiiemher.s o the
hrldai party.
CRUSH LONG GLOVES
IF YOU'D BE CHiG
PAUIH ffiUinz k1vvk fur ,ny.
time woar Khfiuki 1 worn M-ultU
down at 1am iwe Incln-K helow thf
ny n male tlrewiuiikpr of
influence.
I.OXUOK Thn f-rc n unildr
Jacket made ii dotmt in Kulnnrt
when Colonri Bpimion appfjrpd
lit a riiimr-r narty Kvrn by hit
tv i ft-, Ii d y t'n rna v , in a con t
the color of hiiiiurtX vhiih,
AiW.'flANOKf. iAy Two mtviet
rxploHnp partfts have Wt here
to lnvrH(iKt? ftte iM'HrJ fislMri
o th? Kawinka and Njl rivr.
I mvk grn f n pt r Is h ve hen
found in recent your.
NAKf.N'r; NANKINfS. Auk. 2.
Only K7 of iho fi.&l utaff tn'in
Iji'iH of the Nanking jtovfrnincnt
. poll! leu 1 HfjptintcH nnd only
1,286 liclonff to the KoomintanK
putty. Thoifi are 172 women on
the HftR.
tOSDOS An ffrt to ftitritat
tnterewt in air mail hinff mad
here wkh the intSiatim of
upeeldl boxfis pointed br:M red.
TJM'OM, North AfrP 1AI
1 itaiian coViny re Iwvtninc nw
buthwf wwort here whf h, t1ey
j tnhaiz, will 1e nwihle nil win
j ter. It r, net in. a Rrovl of p;ihns.
Fashion flat myn nllady hone
dhouM he in harmony wilh
hat. Hut. jut for the purpose of
b-lnx rptiou! nd rnntrary, up-
pose mitady i. wearing a MrdenjR SALh 119 mo - fXM. Pi-
ht? Arkana aaaeUv.
The mnin wanffi of t!i Ar
Wfiste Ii nil that (rood rold Uit;
waste. Arkansas ia2'.'ttef
It fn't familiarity that breeds
tuiurmpt fr rlslitt-ouvss Sav-raiiu-nto
iiee.
XitthT t 4YemrM. i
In lie County Court ot tin- 8i;.to of '
Ufwna, fur J;nksiji VoiuUy.
N'tHue i hereby yueu, that the
umlendKited Un been, by tli" i. otm
iv Court of J;u-kson County, Ore
gon, dulv p.nUMi luimmt-riiUtr
tif the Kinm of Kdwin J. VhiUip.
liveeaxei. and Una 4iuul:fled. All ;
person a havine ciainw nm.lnt ;ud
. estate are reyitlivd :o im-wiit tbim
to the uiuter-aigned ai tbo oi'ftve i
if ii. X levney, at 123 VI. Main
St.. Med ford. Oregon, wilbin ;
months from July 12th. 13M. tho
date of the firit pubiieiUbm of Una ;
notice. '
Administrator of the ICstuio of
JOdwin J. Phtllipf, iK-cvased. ;
'II. J. PKVAXKV.
Attorney for Administrator.
Notice- !
Notire Is hereby given that Then.
doie Kreenmn. l K. Suttlrmier. ,
J. A. SU kenlu'l ger. vV. J. ltedmond:
and C. M. HobrrtH. directors f :
iililer Tire Service Inc.. an oivgrni
t cm poratiou. have filed with t lit j
: secnMary of state, Supplementary;
Article ,of Jnciu'poration for .the!
j pui-fhtse of effecting the change in'
; name of said cnpny to Kiiestonej
Service Stores, Inc., of Medford.
CtASSfmO AOVCSIISIM HATES '
l Hat ptr word (or himIw, it; wit
twitttiinK imtrtion. It; ffitnimattt 25c. 1J
your i4i with For Salt, for tnt, tte, ami tauitt
ibnt word tii as eich initial ttlrpluiit
WAXTiSD To iw?A- from oYll nf
land fur sale (or fall dcllwi-.v. .
K. Hawley. HaWwln, Wis. 133
HEAt, KSTATK WAXTKl) ft is
always a uicasuri- jo l!i)i iitoiib
with tluitr real fstatc iinililonm.
(That's my iuwincss.) i.i-t m '
hpip vou witn yours. Send de
scrllit'lotl and I'll K"t '' I
"buyw. dir. lianilrlkt. 228 N.
Cenlral Av. 13-1
;VI1J. VAY ?40 cash for imnrov-
0,1 5 aeres wilh modern "
Mail Tribune. IS-
3 I'nlon St. l.iKe. sbadv ami
. ou! yard, away (rum ouiomo'.n
traffic. Prices reasonable.
133
WANTKD To rent apartment or
I fon m in w hmise bv responsible
rooming
party. Call ytiH-W.
WANTKD (Antique furniture, mir
rors, glassware, vases, lumps and
I old prints wanted. Will pay gen
erously. Phoue 1325. Mrs. David'
Rosenberg. X'JL'i j
! WANTKD 1 will challenge any-'
! one to st SerlpUire tntton con- j
test. S. J. T. Meadows, Ut. 1,
Box 71, Mudfard. 135
WAXTISn PR1VATR 1'ARTY
will) !.00 to $5(1.000 to loan
money on first-class first mort-
PAUL GULDEN
11 Bo. Riverside. ((
WANTET) 2nd liand Roods. Junk.
Pat's, iiioii I'miiir. 1'h. 5J7-1 ll3
WANTKD Local and lonff rilfl
tauce haulfns. Insured carriers.
Wo KOariujiee to aiivo you money,
. Hawlev Transfer, 619 N. Hiver
aide. I'hone 1044-X. 105
J)KLV WASTW) MALE
AT (t.SM'i-: Houih America or
t'ntted StateM. I'i'rmaneut lionl
tioiiH; clericul, merhanicwi, jiie
Itiiinsliitt; experience untieceK
sary. claries $'i,"-?l weekly,
lrarjsjtoriuiion fHr3ii.Jied. ' iu.x
117".. ClticatM. 111. 133
HKl.P WANTKI1 FKMALB
AliiJliUMSi.NU K.N V K I.Oi'iS
Work at home !ur!(iK miii i-
time. SuijilaiUiai weeltty pay:
experience iinHeces:tr.v. IMclii
fied enitloymi'nt tor honet. sin
cere. anihitlouK to'sons. Write
Wendell. Xaperville, 111. 133
WANTIil) SITUATIONS
AN KX.'KliJKNCKI) Hutlihiv (Hid
kIioc Kiih'Miium wmilit UU tu
lllilk'1 a t'uniK'i-llfHl Willi I'ltll'T ;i
I'lntliint; n a Hhnr Hlnri. linn
'X'.iinHl i-cfH. from i-ciMMiHihlt'
fti-uiM. lUtn hd mKihi t
n stum nmi Mnnit! rxi'(it,)i'i' in
huyinK. iix mi, (.;3ti.H(in, n.
U3
WANTKH i'nJUnn hv 'nn hviy
Hil i(t!Siii-WH Hid Ult't1 C'XJMM'l-
WASTKit Wyrk ty lim ti;iy or
lutur, HrtfiMivi Uitiunttid.
Vlumv C43-U. 1,14
Voll 1 1 V.ST Furnished
piiid; i'honu U34. 133
POR RENT ttara( 3,00 pr
month. 325 Souih lUvors.de Av.
FOU HOT-HOUSES
KOit JiKNT Modern
houe,
187
t'OIt ItKNT Modern houae. clos
1o hijjh ischooi. Tel. 477-J, 133
VOU ItKNT 4-room furnish' rl
hoiim n na.vel ntre't one hloflk
from Juhoot t'jtli t f04 Wwi
Jaekson or lhone S.",-X. 133
FOU KKXT hy the day or week
exclur-ive cabin in mtn.; 1 hour
drive from Mod ford. Delightful
place to rent during week-ends.
Everything t urninhed. Call HtM-l,
tf
FOlt KKNT-6-room
W. loth.
house, 6 Id
lMtf
FOR RRNT Cornnr North Pacific
highway and Hcrrydale Ave.,
ftmall partly furnished house,
$i2,&0. . Il4tf
FOR RKNT 4-room cottage, 3t
Mo. Oakdale. tf
FOR RKNT Homes. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brawn A White.
I7tf
lltKltLMVIDUl
' I A S O TVSiSH,
KrtWw.
NtMl
tf
ron saii-rocimt
HI?. 1 W ? "
tr;ilTi. e.idhy, jpffi.il mating,
iJllife O''d Jt.k roosters, 4 m,
otd. Ji, m, itt. IHox IT,
Fltt RKNT APAKTMKNIS
KVit KKNt i-'umtshod apart -tm
tu, 21 X". Holly. 1SS
Vil liKXT Xire new furnished
2 -room artmfnl. jndahlo l'r
ltti;l iady xiV man aisd witi. 37 i
io. Central, l-'ieo U'U'pliono n-r-vire.
ltl :
KiMI l!KXT Fmnlhed apart
ment; ylectrie rune, ;a.rage. 'IV!.
i is-x, is;
FU liKNT m -iooni furnish-
ed hghs, wait'i', XnuU for-
jlifheii; iflil mo, Sj; t, ivy Si,.
,
VOU UKXT DesirahW apartment: '
privnii1 iiioMiiiih ii8 iSouth ;
oukdnle. 'tf
Von liKXT i-rmna apt: lilln
water nd jjarnge; Ti-L
4:j-ii. Lr9tf '
Von UK NT Cool furnished apart-!
nionts; gas, garage, tilti Jorth t
FOH 11KNT Small furnished
bmise, apartment, garage. tiO l
V. 10th. 1 1 7tf .
FOU ItKNT S-room apt. with prl-
vate bath. Phone 1016-Y. 5tt j
ttOt)MS !
3 HHMS. jtrivate entrance, and
garage, ii i-Uirt. Jackstm. ii-i
FOU iiKNT Niee new fmni room
with bath ami teh-phone wrviw.
3TS So, Central. US
Viii UilS'X' SJeevhig room in -n
iva home; also garage. h-n- I
Ueinoti preferred. 3U7 Wo. Oak-
dale. 133
KOlt ItKNT KurnlsliiMl lH'iln?
rooms. 441 Ul'Ajio 135
l'"t)H lii'IXT Xleely furnished
linilu; rain invnievato. 'ii'. So.
l;H'trnM Ave. it
Rill Ul'ZXT Nieo sleeping rontt
private enirrtJiee, ajjoiuinjt bntii.
fid" s. Ventral. 133
H)K EXVHAXGK
i'tH KNCiiANiiiO tne ..f Hie
finest l-ucre tracts In the val
ley. 7-r-tiom house, Iwtrn. garage,
rhh-k hM? family oivhard,
ImmuuTmI shade tres, alfalfa,
clover, corn and garden; IV min
! frm MinUttd. Take Med
f(cd prsperJy.
TDK liKAl. KS-l'ATK KXrilANMK
41 N. liiverside. Phone 14JM1.
1 3 I i
I.KT'S SWAP Splendidly hnprov-l
ed dairy ranch, now offered In ,
exeliauge for a good pear pr
I'hard. Khictuating valties make
this possible. Lei's hiar from)
some nf your orchardman. So 1
IIOL.MKH for IlOMKS, -Nash Ho
tel corner. 1 3S
l-uft TftAi'ii-; K-room modem
hottw. eliHe Itt, for Kheej 1r at
tle. i'hoiie iSS-ii-4. Addrejv
i). C. UrnvM, 1!. 1. 133
A Ki'i.KXUHi, rloe In eonntry
inue; iiojwu ami harn; finis
vnJiy view; lot nf pittr ami
wnid hta with hrUUe puthn;
iiinn sprijJK and iwaJi; jomio fimi
e lea red IivhvIu'k for efiipHwr nton
fi-HjlH, rapr, te, Equity in tJiis
iin pii:e. (o exi'iiHnso tor
lot or wmnii -ncr'twe.
'AtKOU'N & WHiTW, ReitUors.
HyU.d lluM lUdg,
FOR nl TRADfi 1 .ftfff
tatle', wiii 4tttt ur Xrado fur muii
oiia jinnacio incking Co- i i atf
FOR siAiJC -Restaurant doing
wmlirftt liMHinetf. He for your
pvtt. lUuid rewjMJH for flailing.
Ki-isojmhlr1 px 3. 1 Trihiim.
1 13ti
PAiETNKn WANTKD Will
half jnterent in old established
real ta,lA hwsinK. Fwrmer
owner is retired Full prire $3uQ.
Rest loeation In wfl, N ex
perience neodod. Write Tribune
,JXlt AITOMOUJLKH
ENTKA Kl'ICriAl
We me offering three exet'.p
tinna! viihtf'H In a l!'-!t HrSoio
' Seitun, 1 !liTK Oietiilor t:oiipe. I MX
1 Juicit ( 'nupe. All vnvf in f In
excelh'tit eondltluii and file "P-pi-iintiKM;
mo) prii'i'd liclmv the
inai kct. We're going to he lion
'M i.iid p;iy we nd tii money.
Tiiee i-Mi'M nttiwt nt.
ii, Ai S'KUH t'O,
livne 44. H. MvurtAA.
U4
WK HAVK RH, r:in-
Um ill priee frt Ut tVW,
you buy the Jh-enyt mid pay for
the ear by the weefc. r will lak-
ffnwi for part p-iymont.
ITU!,!; MKT. VKE1J L'AU iT
2i N. iveride. 137
Airi'OMOHH-KS FOR 8 AUK
fiargjiitiA J Inr:e Curs.
133 Auburn Keibcn. nuw to be aoid
Kt (Merlfine. Mitke -eautt otfr.
litzn ionti: sedun. Harain.
t!L' N;idi Advaitt Rofidwter,
1S: 'handier Touring. I 1 k e B
I'eafe motor. $75,K,
AH repw-MeJ car must o sold.
E. iU I'VUUO
Phone ittTiH. 183
FOB SAliK ROMKfi
FH Mii! piindid n"w fi-room
(ionne, hatifitt Jv. rm. and dn.
rm. with hd, wd. thtwn, nice airy
kt. and bf- nonfe, hamfnt nnd
Tnrnaee, firpl-e. Priced for
nuieit aie ftt 4,iiJflt with imafi
flown payment.
rilAINCEV FI.OKEV '
Plmne 318, VK East Main.
134
FOR HA EE New modern home,
large lot. on good street. MuhI
he sold thin we'k to highest bid
der. Home ternm. J, V,' llrad
ley, 40H ltonrdman. 134
FOR HAEK Ti-room Macro house.
Phono ' 1 33
IF YOU WISH A TfiCB lATfUR
I1OMJ0 on the paved Pacific
highway, we can sell you tracts
from I wp on very easy
terms, price from $260 up,
fcROWN & W'HTK. ReaUora.
Cii (
FOR SASjR nii Mt. large
lot, with lovely aUreUn hnde
triiB and fiowera; iMmutir vlow.
Central point. Kmoil puymont
down, baianco tio month, call
foretioons SS4-i. tf
FOR KALK OR TitA ?)! JMlrah!e
hHs ami lot to Meilfor.J for
srrpace, fr fw days only. Tel.
iii-X. mi W, Main, t4U
nn sam; tmfis ash ficis
ip-tib'i. !n;ii jnK oid, train
ed. Wijlard V. UoiiJ, Trail. re.
133
VoiX SAIJC Tbnrinish!-r.-d foint-'
xr iidiiU'si, Uettn, Tel. 1-X.
tf
Vn SAUK Registered Hereford
hai -is we ell!; nls young
Vvn-hln, Oiadlv, Mrow., llrown
boivo. "Hil SAiJC iU'Mj MSTATK
Voil &lV, i1i aciew, new mod
rrn j"i-ritniti pfasUMV! hnosi 1 J2
miles west f Medtoid; lU'dwood
fioow, built-in bih n-.iar rlos
ets. largo kUben, all buili-ins,
Vwviaw, g4uge nti votiiixhiM; i
lumber for barn, fencing for i
plaee; 40 young fruit and shade,
Uvea, nero in garden and hemes.
n adv now; irrigation, pressure
system at house; $jsn; $."iMl
ilnwn, bal. less tlian rent. Phone;
owner evenings. r."T-l--. 133
p'OK SA1-K 2 mrgfl lots on West)
Palm street, faring north. JlMtf
eacli. Call forenoons, 1M14-L. tf j
Ifl ACU1-:S. Miles from Med-)
ford 'Two fin Jorsx'y rowsj
lieautifwl large- team Belgian
ttiai e.s. ail Toaebinery. nearly iOtf I
rhivkeii three ehleken houses. :
fine plastered iiense. four acres
npnics, baianee rtifaiM and ear
dew, irrigated. Price $4ii9.
Owner 7i years obi. will trade
for small obvee. ' to 5 acres
near Medfor, iViul Uuldxu U
a Riverside. tf
, BAJEtlAI.V 1TH neiva facing
l.Uh'su ViwU, AnhUtml: -r"m
h?u bath, ritv light "Oil water.
A fln hitme wlih fine wood lot
ami fruit land. Only ciuh
vr Sl,Nfit nil Serine,
ALSO THIS: riaHU-red B-nim
hoe, haih nnd jerevn pondi,
close In on Kast sldv; sidewalks,
garage, A bavgaiu at
ooly SHt down. bal. like rent.
MtM! O. K. Millard, 423 K. Main
fur iini Btaie p.avgiiins,
FR HA EE -tS Park Ht., eom
pieteiy d aiiraetively frniii
i?rf, 4 rooms; paved stret. Jawii
and fiowers; down payment ami
?3t per month wift buy. t'imries
tt. Itav. iteiUtrt Medford HW.
Phone 137
OWNER say ej 12 neres of the
fimvil Kvii in the Uoguo River
vi-iiry. a mite from eity
nf UnintN T'ass. on good ntaeud
nm road; new barn for lu ciuvh,
(S-rniim house umler construrtlon.
'Ih Ik a real buy at $4,000.
MUht take good used ear aa part.
Wi lto II N. Millard, (li ants Paas,
Ore., vv ee me ut the plaeu, 1
mile from main part of city on
lower river road. 134
FOR HA EE SSxl 7!) building sito
on Ihvrkeley Way, ijjskJyuu
Height. Oak It a A e trees,
neighborhood of new honuw,
htveiv view. t:tia. R. Rav.
nnUur, Medford llldg, Piionel
ana. asi
WHEN you twvnft oi leal estate,
think of Rrown Sc White. If
FOR KAIjK -Sfl iierea, only 5 miios
fntm Medford; ti in fin Hi vat ion.
, jheup wir for irri:Uton ; 2
whys. 2 Jiojo. 2 dozen Jiena, Jfifi
eiiirii, team, waKon and JiarnesK;
ti-itioju Jioiise, inrge burn, ehiek
iloHwe. Vrtc ?7,, IfieUitHiifcT
rrttnx. Seo if. t. Parkiinmi. 2
N. CentraH. Piumo 14i,
FtJU elAEi'l Real harpaln in ln
omo properi now renting for
JiS.' per month. Will tnUe Copeo
stock. C. H. iiiUterfield, ReaiNir.
135
Portland property, call Ieal Jtl
Knisht, No, N. iiartiett, Med-j
ford, tJr, lS4i
fou ha!;l; Mici;EEAm:oi;s
Voii HA EE Kentucky Wonder;
i'a fr eantiiiv. 3t lb. 1'ickj
rlfrlithand lde f Hprins Ht 1 34
FOR HA EE HoLpelnt rano, $."
floor laippr. cli EMS-.J. 13
KClIt S.M.I'I Kri'Hh mw, tfHtril,
mttl I'iiir, at Mnxwcll pluL'o on
SplliiK Kt. 13 :
I'Oll tiAl.i: Wllil pi h, I ia
yon pli-lt llicitl. I'hollo 07."i-.l. 131
Kdlt KAI.K Wheat and iKirl.y,
U llrat (1.115 cwl. Iiy hack ue CUP
in tyro Jots. 41. i- liiuuw. . IX-f
4)!l- Aw.
133 j
l' i'KAriSKH l- aiitili, -!!
xnittfr, 4i22-ii. 3lltf(TK ORWHIS KAN)TK !, 1 ;
t'OJt HA US 'Mnw wU-fcipm
r.tn nil tov, liiifly imw. (H,f..
JTHt KA1M Worm pulicU wtth
IrfNi'H Ulznarif Capisuica now.
itionart-ii Hemi Co.
Viili KAWJflnSiy tm'U.R In ciwl
O'tlltiiiii.
4'ilono JS73. 7Jfl W.
iili) t.
i'Oi! Ai.K 4-ljmnT A. Tl.
run1. 139 Vnijcoavrr.
tas
I as
FOU KA1.!-: l.tinKc", JJimnlnva
JjiackiMTiirji, mow rlw. V 1 o k
lltvuii yrt.if. 4'liwno 307. tn
trl JlMi. 13li
IfJit DAf.K An riwirlc ranK. hot
tw hfntrr nwl lt(- lloxt
l!a. Call at Apt. 1, CarxlU Court.
133
Wll S..U itrfrtRirator. 75-ll.
ui)ltv: BPaily new. Jnijuiro
il, . ,Mwn, Uouie 1, Bx 3.
lifrryaln Ave. Ja(
Km KAi.K 'mbnpplos, 3c ib
i'hono iis-fi. j38
Koi i HA 1,10 We tuiy anil nll all
klni! of fruit anil vrKi'lalile hy
pounil or ton at HucJko'h Kx
chanKO, cor. Oakdalo unJ W 1 1th.
naif
KOll DAW. Clood paiturs for four
or five honil of cows. IMlono 1"-X-2,
Ccntrul f'olnt, ' ' i 183
IIIAK'KS 15 so nn night dHivery
only. Vaiicy Fuel Co. Phonn
7. tt.
WliOI) KAROAiK Oel your win
Wa woftd now at lowt prlcrs.
Hawipy Transfer, i'hone 14-X.
16
r Xla1 ?:itrK oo wheat M
.(-. i)rint njuka. Thone C
. IeVo, 3 went ana" M
mile jwnHh of MeiUord. 117t
FOR SAi.SI Furniture. Ttuyor
me pymnt. 44J North fvy,
lhone 45tf
WK PAY TASK for mohair, wool,
hldea. nll and Jon. Medford
Bargain House, Phone 1063, 27
.No. irane. j
Foil 'g3r.Jj.fc and flei,i plowing
aand, ravl nd aetiiment, Tei.
12-J. Samuel Ea'.errj&rj,
van hasa Misoa.tAN'tcotfS
VJi I SAlK stoking and
atioig 4ppiej, -w'verl vjiri'tb-js
j)t r bi.x. Also iringbn.- 1-raii4
fr vanniifg itl whyb'MaU1 yr-eK.
J Judge's Jisrhnngt!, corner
dale awl 11th St. 13tf
Von SAI.E XJetA 8wlne m
rhinf? aJi roaiit-a, tfi op; Iitjiis
if ' vrtlrsl. All makes rcnt-eii
; -and riJairptL W h i t e 4wiiiJE
Machine Co., 2 Nortii Hariilt.
.lltf
SACKS SACKS SACKS. Hire
Itf.UG used tarly and
MMiTOWl UAR!AIK HOViKB
ihK M. 27 N. Orae S!.
JStf
l-in CHKSN PUliS i Ut iirrs
5 "..on; Tree h.x-.l hltuinne with i
bic inaiia, Viiiry foci Co TI.
76. tt
OI.AD10l.l:S lionm. Wood Oar-d-n.
73S W. 11th St.; 60 varle
lios. 1 08tf
HI SIXKSS DIltKCTOBT
. Ahstrncts
MURItAY ABSTUAfP Ct. Ab
Rtrata of Title. TiiJo IflMirance,
Umf 3 and S. No. 32 Nortft
JAfKSO.V CO.
AtM(T)irt of Tide
and Tltl 1tiHrnrife.
Tiw only comrtPt
Tle 5(r In Jatk
Accomitrtnts
WJEKON AUOlTIX-a COMPANY
Tx and Corporation Co44neior
Auditors and Accotaniantft. 33.
M. Wilson, C I'. A.; Letand J.
Knox, C P. A.: Eioyd Showere,
Uiin -ri yJB idg, ihone i57-R.
Oiurnpractie Physdrian
DR. K, W. HOFFMAN Chiro
practic Nerve Specialist. Offioe
hoars S to XI; 2 to . 2fi3-2fi
J.tberty Jldg. Office phone 68;
Res. phone
DR. JOUKTT P. BRAY-Suite 3
Bedford Bidg.. for ehiropraette
service. Thurtwlays by Appoint
ment. Office phone 1330,
Kicrtric Motor Repnirtnff
U C. SCHAFER Armature wind
ing, electric motor repairing.
' Stuck hcurlngfi and hrushos. 31
M. Central. Phono 90-J-2. 171
10 jo SeclallHtfl
DR. D. A. CHAMPERS. Optome
trist. Eyes examined. Glasaei
-fitted. 404 Medford Hldg. Tel.
188. 352tf
Kxfwrfc Window lleanera
EET OEOROE HO PT Tel. H73
ifonso cieaninK. Floor W&.xinfl
tirientni-Riijt Cleaning apeciaiiy
Financial
WJS EENB MONEY to worthy
people t pay their honest debt?
J'aeifJo Coast Credit AasociAtio
4 33 atedfovd RldM Medford, Ore ;
LiONO STANCE ilAULtNO ;
Ajrjdfwrd-Kiamath Truck - Iin
lally - service. Bonded carried
Special rates en ioad lots. Aatl
Freijjist Termimd, 3ti S. Fir, Te4
InterrtatljnKi Motor Tmrka
-TiiUCKjJ Factory Reprotenta
. live Motor Inn tSrai;e, Sout
Uivereide, SaJra &nd tjervice. ,
Money Ut xmn
Jjemg Ttm
tlca Ivslate
liftrteaRO Tiiai4
Phono 1311
Coltinirri'lnl VIiihik C'ttru.
'Mcdfnnl, OrcRwi
DO YOU NKKD MONET? W
..make Hhort itmo It.unit. All tran-Rr-tlonfl
rnnflilonthil, R57-J. Ram
Inti'r & cliriHinor, 317 Liberty Bal
' , V tlOOl) UKliUK-
ITH; liuuullt mill ullh Kuulll
- .mw,.
i Mnjiumi'nfji. . K. A. tliL'kA. Wen. .
1b1h1 Itts Ami PntM-rlmntftiiff
rA1HHHANOTNl Bo a roll fi4
up. iicic Kewman. Tel. .
M. A. ISJJSH ft 0)MPSr-PaSni-iK.
. iHsiterJianKinff and Interior
fiHijiiiBK, 3SS Cttr Lk Ai.
I'han HH 1
Prlntr-r and tttbtiftber
MMiKOHB PitlXTtMO CO, Hai
the fcest equipycl ttrintln, offte
in 4sOUthern Oregon. 4Jookbln4
ins. loose !af JeiijCPrs. blllinif
yjolems, etc Perttan4 price. ?
K Vir St. -
Ilodio ScrTloo
RADJO fiKKVICK on ny malt
r4So. H. O. Purackr, tt South
Grape Weet. Otfice Ptlc :
K. ta. . (Si
FT
Sand iMirt CnkTei
C. A. HARTLEY sand and Qravel
plant, clean washed aaad and
gravel; crushed gravel, all aliea.
I'hone plant 1203 or offloa 12T.
BprarltKt
IF TOU want a good Job of pray '
, Ing done on your treea and'shruba
at a reasonable price, Tel 1088.
" 1 .
fiiorajte
WARKilQUflfxa Storage, ' BMtri
butlon. iledford Warehouse, i
gouta front lit. Phone t.
EAUS Tara-Jaavraa,
CO. Offfcelll it. Tit Street,
I'hone 315, Price right. Bervice
gttaranted. (
DAVIS? TRANSFER STOilAOE,
Kersire gaaranteed. 28 H, Orape
B'.. Pfi on oJH t , or reaitloBce 1 est.
Ftirnitare rphoteteriag
FKRNiTI-RK !:-rrnoi.STBRRO
rt-flnisfn.,1, r-Kined. w rry
n fttii iin of uphnrnlrring mm.
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