if
TRTBUNE, MEDFOTID, ORF.CiQy. TUESDAY." 'AUflTTRT 12. l!T,n.'
PXGE NINE
"EVERYONE IN SOUTHERN OREGON READS THE MEDFQRD MAIL TRIBUNE"
FALL FROM TREE
BRINGING UP FATHER
By George McManus ;
FOR SALE SnSCEMjAJfEOUB
HALE flood wheat at $1.1.5
jut ewl.. rolled barley $1.20 per
suck. Bring sacks. Straw $1.00
per load. Phone C. A. DeVoe,
3 miles west unil ft milo south,
of Medford. tf
iV v.,
oio Vou 1
GOLF SAL.L.
n A MOST EXTRAOROlMVVY
'A1 i P50- HE
L
FOIt SALE We buy and well alt
kinds of fruit and vegetables by
l.oitnd or ton at Budue's Ex
change, cur. oukdalo and W 11th.
. 139K
r
I RATS! I :iijt1t HSStSkl ,1 -jlll WHAT? J .1, J
r
1; r -frt s.s-3 W! : fc i wiMIATilDE 'A ' I -aaY, , -C.1 il I
-'GOLD HILL, Ore., Aur. 12.
fthv and Mrs. Charles Talent uc
comuanifd by Mr. and Aim: Mc
Mull or were dinner guests at the
ItoRue Nook Inn Wednesday.
Lucfle, the eiht-year-old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith
fell from a tree Monday evening,
brpaking her leg below the hip
and below the knee Lucile will
be a patient at the Sacred Heart
hospital for about a month.
Clyde Walker who has been very
III at his home west of this city
is reported as belter.
Mrs. Floyd Lance was a Med ford
Vinitor Thursday.
The Sewing club met at the
home of Mrs. .Elinor Force Friday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilerrln and party
vera Crescent City visitors Sunday.
Miss Eva Coy had as hor guests
t ho forepart of the week the Misses
Vera Fredrlekson and Vernu Caro
thers of Eugene, Oregon.
- Warren Coppack spent the week
end at-Cretscent City.
Mrs, H. D. Heed had as. hor
guests Thursday Mrs. A. Moore of
Honolulu and. Miss DeiU of San
Francisco.
Miss. Eva Coy Is acLlng as ussis
tnnt p us t mis tress filling the place
of Mrs. Dora llanimcrslcy.
. Word lias been received In this
city that. Miss Mildred Oit of
Eugono.. had the misfortune to
break her arm while cranking her
car Monday. Miss Orr will not be
able to use her arm for about five
weeks. .
Mooro Hamilton of Central Point
who lias charge of the Root and
Pan key packing house In this oity
is a guest at the Gold Hill hotel
during his stay here.
According to the present plans
of .the Bchool board the Gold Hill
schools will open Monday, Septem
ber 8 th.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kinney
who have resided at iho Van Hoe
venburg orchard for several years
have moved Into this city occupy
ing the Gilchrist place.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byerly and
family left the latter part of last
week for their home in Mexico
after several days visit In this city
with relatives. Miss Hull. Byerly
accompanied .them as far as Los
Angeles where she will visit rela
tiven. Mrs. William Ferguson was a
business visitor in Med ford Friday.
Mr. mid Mrs. Walter Zimmer
man and daughters of Chiloquin,
Oregon were guests at the Jacobs
homo Sunday. Miss Ethel Zimmer
man remnined In this city as the
guest of the Misses Nellie and
Lynda I Jacobs. The Zlmmermans
wore formoi residents.
Mrs. Mae Kell Logan nnd small
son Charles returned to their
homo in Bend the latter part of
last week, following several days
visit with relatives and friends.
Don Wylie of California is regis
tered at the Gold Hill hotel. Mr.(
Wyllo has charge of the Del Rio
packing house for the Beta Pack
ing company of California.
Ed Wolfe of this city has pur
chased the Hi-Way Inn from Mrs.
Bertha Snyder the fore part of this
week.
M. D. Bowers was a Grants Pass
visitor Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Moisinger
who have been In Eugeno for sev
eral weeks while Mr. Meisinger at
tended summer school at the uni
versity are now in Myrtle Point,
Oregon as guests of Mrs. Meising
er's parents.
.Miss Dorothy Cook of Dunsniuir,
Calif., was the guest of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook the fore
part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pickard, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Jack Wilson and daugh
ters spent Sunday at Crescent City.
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from paga one)
1'iipe by piirHL'hutc. Tim plum;
pliiiijrcd tlironuh tlie tank l'oiif
miule of .sled, ciirryiiin tlio
(loomed pHsseiigcrs down thru
tile fias cliiimber, into it 40-l'oot
well, filled with water, at the
bottom of. Hid tank. ,
TlyliiR. onpecially carrying " pas
Henuers under any hut safo condi
tions, should be strictly reculatcd
by law, with severe punishment for
recklessness'.' ' ' '
WE LOAN
MONEY
. i
To people to pay Jhelr
honest debts.
No Embarrassment
Strictly Confidential
Jennings Loan Office
5 S. Front
Phone 161
MIDWAY ACRES
Drivo 5 miles north on new Midway Road see the
beautiful homcsites. 10-acre farms for $900; beautiful
oaks and pines; everymodern convenience except high
taxes.
P V. WILLIAMS
rhone!518 16 No. Ri-Krside
jjy jff . ' " r-
THE NEBBS Watch
i PUT
ttMD ME
KIE8S TORMEO
DOJUM
CASM OFFER
F 300,000
STOCK AMO
ACCEPTED
eve me
VN &TOCX WI--eM HE
OBLLS.
WITH
FUMT'S Pl?OMief
FOR Tuesavte
That pilot stupidly and rccklesH
ly killed two young women, cattily
persuaded that thei-c was no dan
ger in the threatening storm. Fly
ing, under such conditions, should
be punished with imprisonment, re
gardless of the outcome.
Dr. Thomas, president of Rut
gers University, advises L'OO.OUO
young men and women about to en
ter American cities, to yleavc their
conceit at home. The doctor s ad
vice Is sound, if properly ..under
stood, but it is not to be taken lit
erally. What we call "conceit" is
half developed ambition.
To tell a young man to. leuve at
homo the driving power of his cou
ceit would bo like telling a watch
to leave its mainspring at homo.
You need conceit, which means be
lief in yourself, to keep you going.
"Conceit is not the way to popu
larity, least of all on a college cam
pus," says tliG doctor.
On the other hand, popularity on
a college campus is of no great Im
portance, later in life.
Wheu young Honaparte sulked in
corners at a trench military school,
despising comrades that laughed at
his Corsican accent, he was not
popular. But later, as emperor, he
made some of them marshals, and
had others shot.
"Coiirngo lost, everything lost.
better thou were never born," says
Cloctlie, who had plenty of conceit
always, nnd stands third among the
great writers of the world.
Conceit is n form of mental cour
age. The wlso young man or wom
an does not parade it, but clings to
it until cold reality and failure wipe
it out.
New York City recently enjoyed
another of the prize fights that pay
profits to politicians.
A small Cuban negro, - "Kid
Chocolate, weighing in pounds less
than his white Hritish opponent,
"Kid" ilerg, was declared loser.
Thirty-five thousand intellectual
Americans paid $15u,000 tu see' the
battle Hnd started separate fights
of their own, arguing about the de
cision. Those that bet on tho ne
gro, hitherto undefeated, thought
they had, boen cheated, which was
probable. There' will he another
fight between the two "kids," more
betllng, moro arguing, and per
haps cheating. And undoubtedly
:".iiiiO more Intelligent Americana
will pay $130,0110 again.
No Itreak lit Kent.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Wed
nesday; fogs on the coast; temper
atures above nnrmu;l In the in
terior. O en tie, variable winds,
motlv northerly, on the const.
Med ford
Investment
Company
General Insurance
Medford, Oregon
125 E. Sixth St.
Phone 1U4
Your Step
UP THE MATTER
y l suppose. volie
COLD TUBEW TO FUMT
PROMISED in
AfePrf.eMENJT f- 1
MCCe VOfRIS. MOT
300,000
- "3oo,ooo for
MIS AMD VD
CCkTVEIC? OO' BU5IWESS
FLtKJT TMAM
NOTICE
To the owners of each and every lot or parcel of land abutting
upon the fullowii.K street or portions thereof, lo-wit:
t.i it
1
is
1
s
a
lllock
III
J 'J
I
1
13
10-11-12
li
1
1
7
D. It. 142-35S
1
1-12
12
1
4
U
I
9
15
1
1
1). H. 151-1U3
71)
1
45
23
II
411
33
50
1
1
1
1
II
j
3
1-18
7
1-3-8
1
.10
30
43
SO
7 all 5
7
1
I. W'i 12 1
IC' 12 1
K'j 12-13 1
14 1
13-10 1
1 2
12 2
1 3
8 4
1). It. 1C3-3I7
111
1). H. 165-23
5-0 2
7-8 2
9 IS
10 li
20 5
G 40
-7 41
10 1
2 4
I II ' 8
j!l 8
1 10 8
12 8
I N. 1 1 8
,13 K
j i a
14 1
I 4 S
! X. '4 1-3
13-4-5-6 6
! 1. H. 134-48
1II1-N2 1-12
1 2
D: R. 172-470
14 1
1 73
1 1
Who has failed to conptru't n sidewalk In front of his premises on
t said street, tin required by Itesolotlon of the City ouncil passPd on
I the 15th day of April, 1930. and approved by the M,"Vor nf Btl, tjily
: on the 15th day of April. 1930.
! You are hereby notified and required to construct a sidewalk
j in front of your lot or parcel of bind fronting on the streets or prem
I iscs thereof shove named, in accordance with the terms of the above
; nienlloneit Resolution, and ynu ar required to construct said sidcwulk
' within Ten (10, days after the date of this Notice, the dale of which
publication Is August 12U, 1930.
I And you are hereby notified thsl If you fall to o construct said
I sidewalk wllhin said time, the City of Meiiford will cause said sidewalk
i to he constructeil. and will assess the cost of the portion of the said
walk In front of your said premises, against your certain lot or parcel
of land, together v1h la per cent additional to cover the cost of
levying and collecting sold assessment.
M. L. Af.FOKD,
Lily Itecorder of tho City uf
0 iledloid, Oregon,
f VOU OONJ-T MIEAM
'TO .5TAWO Tuewe
AKIO TCLL MEL
CA4r TI5U&T
MV FIEMO,
PROMI563
5
r
WW f? Ik:
NC"PrRr. iq.ltl. hy The Hll
Addition . Street Frontage
Original Town ' K. lull 100.0
Original Town K. nth 1110. 0
Original Town i:. 9th 100.2
Lunisdcu i:. 13th 104.0
Lumsden Pront St. &
Ktlh St. 150.0
Davis 1st. K. 1 3th 100.0
ljumaden S. l-'ront 50.0
luinsden 8. Front 150.0
Original Town V. 0th 1110.0
Summit W. 4 tit 103.5
Original Town W. Nth l oo.o
Original Town 10. 411, 100.0
(ialloway's H. King 17(1.0
Original Town V. nth loo.ll
Original Town W. 11th 170.0
Original Town W. 12lli 100.0
Andd-noii-Toft Oak 12(1.34
Anderson-Toft Haven 50.0
Anderson-Toft Haven St. it
Oak St. 1711.3 1
Anderson-Toft Oak 120. 34
l'ark W. Kt h 103.5
ltoanoko W. 4lh 137.59
.Summit W. 4tli lii3.li
Myers W. 4th 01.06
W. 4lh 53.0
fli-yant Colutubus 104.0
Original Town l-ir lao.o
Original Town Kh- 50.0
Original Town nth 2lMl.il
Original Town 4ili loo.o
Original Town 3rd Kl. tk
.lackson Ht. 782.0
Original Town dackson 121.7
Narrigan Nari-iKan 105.0
.Narrigan Cedar 105.0
Narrigan s'arrigan 1115.0
Narrigan Tvdar 50.0
Orays Oak 50.0
Orays Oak 100. 0
firays Oak 50.0
tlravs Oak 152.0
Wlllekes H. Sill 120.0
.iai-kson Taylor 71.06
Imperial I:, lull St. .t
rorllauil 100.0
Imperial l'ortland 1 5(1.0
SuniiM' Home Park Heniiclt 150.0
Highland l'ark Klin 1 IS.Jl
Highland Park Kim 53.0
Highland l'ark Kim 5.1 0
Highland l'ark Kim 53 .0
Highland l'ark Kim 1 I M
l.aurelhurst Crater Lake 100.0
Crcstou West Main 70.0
Crestou West Main 70.1
Creslon Kenwood Oli.O
I'reslon Kenwtiod liH.O
Koss W. 0th ' 50.0
South Sell K. 1 2(1, 2"0.(l
Houtl, Sea K. I2lh 60.0
Soul), Sea l''ralKUi-tto 102.(1
South Sea 1'ratniuello 70.0
South Sea Krumjuctto 100.0
Soull, Sea I'l-amiuettu 102.0
South Simi Kranuuctlo 105.7
South Sea Kruniiuellu 105.7
Narrcgan Cedar 50.0
W. 2nd 0 1.41
Fabrlck W. 2nd 50.0
W. 2nd 63.1
Columbus Ave. W. 2nd lnl.O
Columbus Ave. W. 2nd Oli.O
Hoss Canon 101.0
Itoss Canon 101.0
Hoss Canon lol.o
original Town W. 2nd loa.o
Original Tuwn W. 3rd 200.0
1'rultdale Jackson fill. II
Kruitdalo Sherman 50.0
Lauretburst Crater Lake 50.0
laurelhurst Crater Lake 50.0
Ivuurclhurst Cratur Laku 5a. 0
Laurelhurst .lackson 1110.0
Laurelhurst Crater iike 35.0
Ijiurelburst Jackson loo.o
Laurelhurst Jackson Kt. &
Mao Kt. 150.0
Lumsden Hivei'sldo 5(1.5
Imperial rortland 50.0
rrultdalo .lackson ' 104. 'I
FlUltdale Jucksni? 194.0
Jackson ' lioo. o
Tlunllc Sirmnilt 100. 0
Iiurdic Summit
Summit 121.85
Summit Ave. Heights Summit 125.0
OliKinal Town So. Ivy , fill, ft
Last Main Llndley 129.72
VOOR FPIEND FLINT
HOW ABOUT FUNJT'S
FSiEMD, NEB6 ?HE
i.ME vMC".tS WITH A
FUINJT'.
(SLACK IT WOULD
DABXITM A iJCSL.
Ryn!..
Ailorla lA'giou Leader Hurt.
ASTOI1IA. ore.. Am;. 12. W)
M-'U' Cusovlch, post co'iinianiler of
the American Legion bore, was In
a hospital today sul'fe'-i.' from se
vere injuries received ' vlay when
l,Ls automoliiio was str"-.- by a car
driven by Otto llecken :'l Astoria
The accident occurred on the Astoria-Seaside
highway.
Korest !rove Local fire de
partment piirchaed 11-H Inhnlator.
Call for Hills Tor Transportation,
Notice is hereby given that tho
P.oard of Directors of School Dis
trict No. 90 will reeelvo bids till
August 141b, 1930, for transporta
tion of school ennuren of saia uia
trlet. Tlie board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Kucclncatlons on application.
J. S. (JUACIvKNIICSII. Chairman.
MltS. II. S. CHKltc. WIN, Clerk.
CLASSIFltD ADVEiniSIMJ RATES
Rati Dtr viord (or lint intcrtlon, 2c: each
succeeding insertion, lc; minimum 25c. Index
your ads with For Sale, For Rent, etc, ind count
these words as well as each initial, lelepnona
number, etc., as a word.
Class lied ads in advance and not taken over
nhone, unless adverlher has monthly account. No
allowance tor phone errors.
HbXP WANTED FKMAIiB
MiDDi.i: - a(ii:d widowiou win
give good home and moderate
wiiges to refined, motherly wom
an, in exchange lor lleht house
work and care of child 8 years
old. References required. Allen
U. Hess, 662 "A" St., Ashland.
14 3
WANT K I) Middle ;,ged woman, it
possible of refinement, lis plain
cook nnd housck.'cpcr. I'leasant
surroundings in the country, with
only 20 minutes to city. Wages
J40 per month. Address J. o.
llox 304, tirants Pass, Ore. 1 I3
iii:i,p ATi:n malii
MAN of fair education and some
business ability, who can devote
some of his time lu distributing
advertising matter In Meiitord;
no selling. Write for particu
lars. Manager, 515 W. Ooodaie,
Columbus, Ohio. 1-13
WANTHI) . Thoroughly experi
enced bookkeeper, man prefer
red. Address II. K., in your own
handwriting, stating experience,
where employed now, when avail
able, references, wages preferred.
142
V A NTH I) M IKCK LliAN EO OS
WANTKH l'se nf small apart
ment for couple In exchanae for
chores about place. Unliable
parly. Writes llox 48, Mall Tri
bune. 144
IIAVK YOl.'R FI'ItNMTUnE re-uplio)Htui-d.
refinlsbcd, reglued.
Phone 069-11. 144
WAN'TKI) to huvo team for feed,
may buy later. Also want sad
dle, pony. Can handle fifteen
cows on shares. Havo plenty of
feed. JJox ij. L. Caro Mall Tri
bune. 142
WANTED Feeder pigs.
Tel. 542.
144
WA.VTKD Pasture for nhoop. ' L,.
A. Kalade, Jr., Central Point.
142
WANTED 2nd hand goods, Junk.
Pat's. 1506 Prune. Ph. 547-L. 103
WANTED Local and long dis
tance hauling. Insured carriers.
"We guarantee to save you money.
Hawlcy Trnnsfer, 619 N. River
side. Phone 1044-X. 155
MiscKi,rjAjrEors
DltlVlNi; to San Francisco Aug.
16. Will take one passenger. K.
A. Smith, Copco. 144
.SMKEP on shares to reliable party;
from 20 to 100 ewes. L. A. Ka
lade, Central Point, Ore. 144
FOR IIIC.NT Kl IIMSIIED
ROOMS
PLKASANT IIOOM will, board at
7 1 6 K. M.i lu St. Tel 722. I42lf
FOR RENT Rooms for women;
private homo. Call 124 New
IV" a. ... Hi
A
Vt !nr ) T-.irtf Mirfc I) S I'.h Off, re
rnqf
1
iliiliiltljjj'flilili
lMf l
1"W I'll
Ji; TDMO(?0-0W AMD A'3k;UlM
If1! TO DRAW UP AkilJFF
',' 1 MEWT liETWEEKj PLIMT
' anjd me whem it
h i .
1:1 II
FOR PKK1 APARTMENTS
I'OK HUNT
Kurnishod apart-
inent: electric range, garage.
I 432-.N.
Tel.
1 17
i KOll HUNT
ApnrtmiMit and gar-
age
Near urmory. 334 Apple.
142
FOR RENT S-room apt. with pri
vate hath. Phone) 1015-Y. 6Mf
FOR REST HOUSES
KOlt KKNT $25 per mo., water
paid. Inquire. 027 N. Central Ave.
ill
Kolt HK.NT ll-rm. modern house
on north side. Tel. II77-X. 143
FOIt UICXT '6-rooni house. I'lione
lioo-L. 2 III S. Ivy, 142
FOIt KKNT Modern 4-rni.
Ill S. Holly.
house.
145
FOll UK NT by the day or woek
exclusive cabtn In mts.; 1 hour
drivo from Medford. Delightful
place to reBt during week-ends.
Everything furnished. Call 964-L
tt
FOll U10NT
YV. 10th.
-6-room
house. 61 a
114tf
FOR RENT 4-room cottage,
tio. Oakdale.
108
tf
yon RENT Homos. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown & White.
17tf
FOR RF.NT MISCmiliANKOCS
'oil HKNT- -Oood clover liasturo
for 100 head of cuttle. W. 10.
I lamiucl, EnloPoln.. 147
IHJSIESS OPPtJRTtJNlTIES '
ron.vTnY store
FOR SALE OK EXl'IIAXOK
Including store building; modern
living quarters; garage; gas
pumps, oil room; danco ball;
postoftlce; 4 aercM ground ; plen
ty fixtures and Htock goods, (ioml
school and high school 2 blocks
away; dairy ami orchard com
munity, lnconio $250 to $350
per month. Will take small farm
In exchange, priced right for
money.'
C. 11. HEKHE AOKNCY
Medford. Oregon, or
F. L. Catun, Sams Valley, Oro.
1 57
FOR KXCIIIANOIl!
FOll KXC HANOI:- Pasadena, Cal.
3 houses, 3 garages on fine cor
ner lot. Want Medford Improved
or vacant land. Chris lleudrlks.
228 North Central. 143
FOll TRADE (lood Ford 1-ton
truck. Want radio, lot or what
havo you? Tel. 1 277-W. 141tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 Urge
safe; will sell or trade for small
one. Pinnacle Packing Co. llJtf
FOR fiALPl ACrOMOItllES
FOIt HALF. IJlirant Hport Model
Touring cheap, or will trade for
lot. 319 Haven Ht. 142
NASH Special 0 Serin n. like new.
$350; tenors. Southern Oregon
Welding and Repair Works. 143
FOR N ALE POMTRY
'oil HA LK Inured Rock pullets.
E. V. Hollflclil. lllackwell Hill,
on old Stage road. 147
FOR 8AIil MVF,STOCK
FOR HALE 2 purebred (), I. ;.
sows; 1 registered o. I. c, bunr.
Ralph Wilson at Talile. Roek
school, Central Point, Ore., It. F.
1. No. 1. 144
FOR KALE HOMES
Ffllt SALK NBW. WKLL II11LT
NTrcco, nil modern suburban
home; electricity, pressure water
system, bath, garage, cement
drive, ami about 3 acres fine,
deep Soil; well located, Close 111.
Only $2.,o cash required.
EARLTI'MV, 310 'Liberty Hldg.
13r.lt
IIOI'SKH FOR KENT AND SALE
Cell 405, .
A
By SOL HESS
oess ome's Rtour
TO kiim
V-
COME.S, lO 300,000,
ONCi MISm' BECOME A
IX)R SATilC nOI15S
1(X)R SALE Small house, large
lot. will, lovely garden, shade
trees und flowers; beautiful view,
Central Point. Small payment
down, balance S10 a month. Cnll
forenoons 964-L,. tf
FOll SALE Beautiful new Rpan-1.-I,
bungalow, large garage at
tached to be completed in 10
days. Host buy In city. Closo to
High and Jackson schools, street
being paved. 727 Pulm. Phone
152S-.I. 115
lie YOU WISH A NICE LITTLli
IIOM13 on tho pnved Paclflo
highway, wo can sell you tracts
from 1 acre up on very easy
torms. Prices from $250 up.
BROWN & WTI1T13, Realtors.
Holland Hotel Bldg,
97tf
TOR SALE UICAI, ICKTATK
FOIt SALE Equity In 11 111 A,
ranch near Rogue River; fine
garden, berries, clover, team, 3
heail cattle, near R. T. l-. and
school bus; irrigated; cheap,
llox 163, ogue River, Ore. 14S
OR SALK At a bargain, 211
acres on Redwood hlKhway; 1
good house, 2 sin. ill houses, large
ham, Ireo water for Irrigation;
fenced and cross-rf .4nced, with
slock and equipment; you make
terms, q'his is an investment.
3 N. Ilarllelt SI. 145
FOR SALK Nearly new. modern
stucco duplex, corner lot, pave
ment, d o 1, b I o garage, lawn,
shrubbery; steady renters $50 per
mo. Price $4250. 1'honu J532
.1, evenings. 159
FOR KALE By owner. 0-room
modern bungalow with fireplace,
garage, chicken house, largo gar
den, fruit trees, 4 lots, at U2S
Mouth Holly St. 143
WHEN you tnrnK-oi real ostnte.
think of Brown ft White. tf
FOR SALK Lot. 75x237. on pave
ment. 310 Portland Ave. 142
FOIt SALK Choice 5-ncrn tract
with garden, berries, fruit and
alfalfa, fine slinile, lawn and
flowers; ii-room house, electric
power, lights, bath, toilet, hot and
colli water; fully stocked and
equipped; hay In barn. A thor
oughly good buy at $4450.
UltOW'N At WIIITK, Realtors,
Holland Hotel Bldg.
1 3r.tr
FOR INFORMATION' regarding
Portland property, call Deal &
Knight, No. 20 N. Bartlott, Med
ford, Oro. 164
FOR SAM-rrlCEliIiANEOC9
FOR HALE Ice-box, 100-llv eu
Jiaelty; 3-plece white maple bed
room set; 1 oak dresser, bed
springs, cupboard, center table,
brass bed. bird-cages, lots of
UiisccHancoUH articles. 509 W.
11th, corner Oakdalo and 11th.
143
FOIt HALM OR TRADE 250-3000
Savane rifle; a bargain, (.'all and
see T. H, J)., II. 2, Box 89, Stew
art Ave. 144
18-ln OR MEN BLABS 4 Vi tloral
$5.00; free load kindling with I
big loada. Valley Fuel Co., Tel.
76. tfa
FOll HALE : Apples, erabapplcs,
plums, Bagley Orchard, Talent.
142
FOll PEACHES or apples, call
grower, 1122-it. 301tf
FOR SALK Worm pulleu with
Io's )l izard Capsules now.
Monarch Seed Co. 107tf
FOIt HALE Baby carriage In good
condition. Phone 1373. 719 W.
1 131tt
BLOCKS $5.50 on night delivery
only. Valley Fuel Co. Phone
70. tf.
WOOD BAROAIN Oct your win
ter's wood now at lowest prices,
llawley Transfer, phone 1044-X.
146
FOIt SALE Furniture. Buyer .,
sumo payments, 412 North Ivy.
Phone 745-J. 45tf
FOR garden and fleM plowing,
sand, gravel and sediment, Tel.
rlW. ' Samuel JJatemtvo, J,
FOR SALF. Used sewing ma
chines; all makes. $5 up; tcrma
If desired. All makes rented
and repaired. White Sewing
' Machine Co., 84 North Bartlctt.
lltf
SACKS SACKS BACKS. Have
10,000 Rood used barley and
grain e&cks.
MEDFORD BAROAIN HOU8H
Phone 1002. 27 N. Grape St.
79tf
WOOD AND COAL for sale Fir.
oak. laurel and factory blocks
and Royal t'tah coal at summer
prices. All best quality, phone
S33. F. K. Samson Co. 163
WE PAY CASH for mohair, wool,
hides, pelts and Junk. Medford
Bargain House, Phone 1062. 27
No. drape. tf
IsCSINESS DTRFCTTORY
Abstracts
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab
stracts of Title, Title Insurance,
'.. Rooms 3 and 5, No. 32 North
Central Ave., upstairs.
.TACKSOTT CO.
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstract, of Titlej
isiul Tltlo Insnrnneo.
Tho only complete
Tltlo System In Jock
son County.
Avcoiintnntfi
WILSON AUDITING COMPANY,
Tax nnd Corporation Counselors,
Auditors and Accountants. E.
M. Wilson. C. P. A.; Leland J.
Knox. C. P. A.; Lloyd Showers.
Liberty Isldg. Phono 167-Rj
Chiropractic) Physician
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro
practic Nerve Specialist. Offlca
hours 0 to 12; 2 to 5. 203-204
Liberty Bldg. Office shone 680;
Res. phono 790-H.
DR. JOUETT P. BRAY Suite 308,
Medford Bldg., for chlropraetlo
service. Thursdays by appoint
ment. Office phone 1230. t
F.loctrlc Motor Repairing
L. C. SCHAFEH Armature wind
ing, electric motor repairing.
Stock bearings and brushes. 33
N. Central, phone 90-J-2. 71
F.yo Spertnllsta
DR. D. A. CHAMBERS, Optome
trist.' Eyes examined. Qlasset
flttod. 404 Medford Bldg. Tel.
188. 352t(
Fx port Window Cleaners
LET GKOROE DO IT Tel. 117a
House cleaning. Floor Wa-xlna
Oriental Rug Cleaning, apeclaltg
Flnnnoial
WE LEND MONGV to worth
people to pay their honont debts.
Paclflo Coast Credit Association,
423 Medford Bid., Medford, Ore
Furniture Uphotatcrtnfr;
FUIINITI'HE RE-tlPHOLSTEREII
re-flnlshed, re-glued. We c&rrj
a full lino of upholstering earn,
pies. A. N. Thlbault, Tel. 969-li,
Freight Transportation
LONO DISTANCE HAUL1NO -1
Medfoid-Klamath Truck Llnl
Dally service. Bonded oarrloa,
Special rates on load lots. Aut
Freight Terminal, 36 S. Fir. Tei
1033.
International Motor Trucks
INTERNATIONAL MOTO
( TRUCKS Factory Roprosentit
tive Motor Inn Garage, Soutl
Riverside. Soles and Service.
Money to Tman
6
Long lime
Real Estate
Morlgago IsMral
Phono 1:11a
Commercial Flnnnco Corp.
Meiiford, Oregon
DO YOU NEED MONEY? W
mnko short time iLans. All trans
actions confidential. 657-J. Bant
later & Chrlstner, 317 Liberty Bat
QUICK MONK Y CIOOD 6UOUR-
IT1KH bought and sold. Room
2. Sparta. Bldg.
'Moiimncnts
TUB OllKOON GRANITE CO. -,
Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Qcns
ernl Manager) P. M. Kershaw,
Sales Manager, 302 N. Front Ht,
Painting; ontl Pnperhnnainjr
PAPERHA.v'ci vo .Do a roll and
up. Dick Newman. Tel. 814-J.
M. A. BLISS & COMPANY Paint
ing, papcrhanglng and Interior
finishing. 302 Crater Lake Ave.
Phone 1604. 1
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Has
tho best equipped printing office
In Southern Orogon. Bookbind
ing, loose leaf ledgers, billing
systems, eto. Portland prices. J7
N. Fir St.
Radio Service
RADIO 8KRVICH on any make
radio. H. O. Puruoker, !2 South
Grape street. Office Phone 395:
Res. 1442. 81
Rand and Gravel
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel
plant. Clean washed sand and
gravel; crushed gravel, all Sixes.
Phone plant 1203 or office 137.
Storage
WA II UHO USI NO Storage, Dtetrl-
oution. Medford Warehouse, lie)
South Front Ht. Phone 81$.
Trnnsfer
EADS TRANSFER A STORAGE!
CO. Office 111 N. Fir Street.
Phono 315. Prices rbjht. Service
gursranteod.
DAVIS TRANSFER A STORAGE.'
Service guaranteed. 20 S. Grape
- Bti, f uod Hi, or t9Wvncs tow,