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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN in "EVERYONE IN SOUTHERN OREGON READS THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE" 1.LEDF0RD MAIL TRTBUKR, MEDTORD. 01.E flONV SUNDAY. DRCKMRER 11, MM. FEATURE RADIO PROGRAM TUESDAY BY WESTINGHOUSE! In a radio program to bo broad cast through a national network of 26 stations next Tuesday, the Weritinghouse Pioneers will be heard. -Beginning at 7:00 o'clock In the evening, Pacific time, and will bo on the Pacific coast sta tions. Katharine Fisher, director of the Go.od Housekeeping Institute, will be guest speaker. She will tell how the application of elec trical engineering and research to the home have helped raise the standard of living and relieved the American housewife of much drudgery. Appropriate musical selections by the Pioneers will feature the program, directed by Zoel Paren teau. Cass Ward '"Whitney, eolo Lst, will sing Mighty Lak' A Hose." Frederick K3. Hodgers, general program director of Westinghouse radio stations, -will be narrator. During the program the West Inghousc Pioneers will be heard in a merry chcorus from Karl Hosehna's light opera, "The Three Twins," called the "Yaina, Yama Man." The male quartet will bo heard in "Chloe." a song of the Southland. Selections will be play ed from the "Five O'clock Girl." Mr. Whitney will sing "IJ1 Fel ler," and the Pioneers' chorus will sing Hose Murie and tho Indian Love Call. Phoenix School i Attendance. Third grade: Twenty -four pu pils have been neither absent nor tardy this week. Fourth grade: June Wright has been absent most of the week. Sixth -grade: Ben la h Fincher has been absent most of the week. Seventh grade: Harold and Howard Blngman have been ab sent all week. Klghth grade: Nlcklah is still absent with chiekenpox. Spelling. v First grade, 100 per cent all week: Marita Furry, Jean Lily, Secliy Hall, Clyde McCowan, John ' Glover, Masa Koyama. Second grade, 100 per cent all eck: La Vern Basarge, l'eggy Daley, Lowell Dougherty, Anna ltura Parke, Marjorie Feebler, Wayne Peterson, Marjorio Vroman, Lyndel Newbry, Fred Wilcox. Third grade, 100 per cent, A di vision: Donald Messenger, Lyle Peterson, Claude Briscoe, Albcrtus Wier. Fourth grade, 100 per cent In 60 word t'St: Mary Jean Barnes, Car men Houston. Juno Kobcrts, Nata lie Wilcox, Weldon SInan, Mar jorie Madden. .Virginia night, Ver non Welt, Fay Unruh and J. S. Humphries. Fifth grade: Robert Wilcox, Marion O'Conner, Merle O'Conner, Louise Stewart, Lillian Dubs, Olive Schneir, Barbara Garrison, Russell Wier, Margarite Hendrlckson, Frances Glover. r Sixth grade: Donald Barnes, Irene Stead man. Seventh grade: Mabel Hardisty, Mildred Bauer, Dorothy and Mil dred Landing, Patsy Thompson, Wayne, Jack, Mary, Jessie and Martin. Kighth grade: Klfda Daley and Florence Hchcrrer. Honor Roll Third grade:. Irina HIM, Donald Read Save Schcrer Motor Co. Offers You the Best Used Car Values in Jackson County Stiidcbaker Sedan Paint, tires, upholstery, etc., per fect. $385 Oakland Coupe The little car that has IT. $450 Buick Coupe New point, tires and everything. $490 Chrysler Coach 70 A real car at a real price. $200 We have cars from $35 up, nearly all makes, on our lot. All cars under cover, protect ed from the weather. USED CAR DEPT. Phone 1305 21a K. Mb Street Hear of Crateriun For Rent HOUSES 4 room, Xiantir sJlT.O, ."i room, K. .Ja k.-tni. !f"J7..)0 (rfm, X. IVa'-li i7."0 Phone 131 1J Today Office 30 N. Central Attractive Surroundings Keep Boy At Home Mother Lets Son Decorate Own Room By EVELYN HOWE TP the boy of the hous does net feel "at home", It Is almost im possible to keep him there. He wilt spend his time in more con genial, perhaps less wholesome, places; and as soon as he can he will leave home for good. One mother kept her son 'out of the loafing places of a town by en couraging him to paint his bed room. lie had been going with the town's worst young toughs. Ho had kept late hours and refused to explain where he had been or what he had been doing. Scolding and punishment proved ineffectual. The mother worried for months and then met the situation square ly. The home, she realized offered little in attraction or amuse ment to keep him at homo. The downstairs rooms were designed for Ihe comfort of the parents and their guests. There was no place for the boy there. His bed room wan suitable for sleeping, and did well enough as a place in which to keep his clothes and store his books and playthings. Nothing more could be saHJ In far of the room. The walls were covered with paper left over from tho mother's room; it was a pink rosebud pattern that formed an almost ludicrous background for a shelf of boyish knicknacks and possessions. Boxing gloves, an Indian hammer head, a hockey stick, a steam engine and a pair of deer horns now that she looked about critically seemed to have wandered by mistake into the pink papered room. The curtains, 'lampshade and rug had aged un der former service in the dluing room and living room. Judge Lindsey "Our young people..f today are, as a rule; wholesome, sane jmd sensible," states Judge Hen II. Lind sey in the January College Humor, discussing "Sex and the College Student." "If given half a chance. they will Inaugurate a moral ngc solutely right when you say that the be.st yet known In history, a girl should bo as much the mas They are trying to accommodate 1 ter of her sex as a boy. their lives la--things, as they are. j "She should have her love life They want to approach experience with the certainly that it will not with less hypocrisy und more hon- result in parenthood until sho Is esty. Frankly, thev are enmeshed j ready for It. . . And then after In economic and social conditions l a moment's silence, touched, it In the making ot which they had j seemed to me, with poignancy, she no part. What they are going to added. 'How much better it would do about It they do not yet quite be for us bolh not to be tied up know, but that they will find a i with a child or children If we way out in line w ith happiness, should find out that, after all, we and a sound morality Is highly j were not suited to each other.' probable. ThMe are some of the "What she had said seemed to conclusions I reached In a recent i me to be sensible and I commend- tour of American college commun- Itics. during which I lectured fore liberal irrniiiw both on nnd off the campus, on Ihe problems of love and marriage. "In Dw (li.cussion f tltso h"1" t i ohm 1 found cirlH on llt wIhiU' much licciH'r and franker than the hiy. Thtiy were, I Fhould way, niorp honestly inquisitive and eoti ecrned over the future of ina rria tre i ud moral. At an exceptionally ilhiniinatlnn discussion at fhlcngn And if that is interfering with my university, one of the KirUssaid to ! love life, I think 1 have just ns me: 'I think your program for the, much iiht to have that lovo life companionate marriage is wonder-j out of wedloek us in wedlock ' ful. I want to set married. she j 'Tor a moment 1 wan dazed, confessed, 'just h soon as possi Me I Was I. after all. n hit old-fash-after I leave college, liul until I ! loncd in Ktandlnj; for a lccal. con understood w hat ynu meant hy j veniional marriage as a pr'-llmin-rompanionate marriase, I was i ary for any sex relationship?" Messenger. Seventh grade: Thone on honor ro) the second six weeks were Mil dred Iauer, Ma hie 1 lardlsty and IJaty Thompson. Pupils Third grade: Melvin Rose from Columbia county nnd Berne ttu Pubs from Medford. Fifth grade: Lltlinn Dubs from Itosevclt school. Medford. Moved Awiy Tlodney Hawk Ina haw nmved to CASTLE GATE, UTAH GOAL 15 .50 Direct From Car to You SAVES YOU MONEY For a few days only while we have a car on track ORDER NOW WE GUARANTEE OUR COAL WEIGHTS 630 Phone 631 0 MEDFORD FUEL CO. Amonc the bov'a books the mnth. .. er found a book on paint mixing. I him whether he wanted to paint his room and offering to pay for supplies. He was eager to begin. And he declared that he could do a good job. From the book on painting and from a neighbor's son who had worked for a summer as painter's assistant he knew the theory of mixing and applying paint. After soaking oft tho paper, he put on a wall primer and then ap plied two coats of flat paint made i of white-lead and flatting oil. His friend, the neighbor's boy was glad to help htm. The mother wisely list the boys work unhampered. She I offered her services only when the last coat of warm yellow had dried on the walls and after the ill as sorted pieces ot furniture had been reJated t0 each otner with hogany finish. Her contributions, first approved by the son. were new curtains harmonizing with the col or of the walls end a new rug and lamp shade. The boy now had a room he was ?C: P'fCe Whe6 h,e ,glfU1; I spent his evenings and entertained his friends. The story as told by the mother does not stop there. She jroes on to tell how her son converted an unused laundry room into a com bination gymnasium and work shop for himself. The following sum mer, instead of spending his time aimlessly on street corners, he found a good job as helper to a painter and learned a profitable trade. Incidentally, by working at that trade he Is now putting him self through college. Old-Fashioned afraid that would not be very soon. ,. tn0 nn'lciit rule that a per Oh. yes I would like to be a son cannot be in two places at one mother some day, but neither my fiance nor myself feel that we can afford that expense for oulte awhile. And I think you are ab- ed her adding, however, my view lie-'that the companionate relationship I of which she was so strong i advocate might much better be in lawful nmrriairfi than in Unison. Whereupon a brilliant yovin Kirli in Hie tfroiip hurst out: Mint say what you will and he enliven-1 llonal its you plea.se, you know well. rinmiKh llial the, judwe Is rijrht j when lie sayj most boys don't pot ! married until after they are thirty Medford. ! Ilyglcllti j The sixth grade made posters I I'riday to send away to make eal ; endars. PrninatizuUon Fourth grade: We are dramatiz- Ing a ChriHtmas play, "The Night ; Iteforo ChriHtmaB."' The fourth : grade has a committee to bring i the Christmas tree to tho room; j Warren Parke. Vernon Welt and i c:flb?rt Debunk will bring Oregon per ton grapo for wreaths und other i greens. I Sixth grade: Geoiglana Coats is chairman for the program we are .giving Chrislmus. Banking The banner went, to the sixth grade this week. Visitor Mr. Frame, one of tho board members, visited school on Thurs day. Promot ions Third grade: Claude, Briscoe to A division spelling this week. Douglas Hust to B division in spelling. T1IR C.OLFKU . Consider the golfer, for ho Is the son of Joy, and the heart of his wife rcjolceth In him. lie requireth not to bo awaken ed, but arlseth at dawn, and arouseth the whole house. He swalloweth his breakfast without complaint, and foriifieth himself at the font within his Mighty are his preparations audi tw l nwhinu- nhmtt amongst tho women to find his whatsoever his nndorln s, and she says: however long his absence feeleth no jealousy but "Thank heaven ho is safe." Hltf moods, his grouches, bin j temperamenlalisms are known, only to his 'Clod and his caddie;! and 'in tho open, where it can do! no harm, he bloweth off tho car bon of his brainstorms. The "touch of liver" knowethi him not, and dyspepsia Is a strang ei unto him. The sun lighteth up his coirn tt nance, and his figure keepeth Its beauty: embonpoint cometh not near him. He lacketh not the topic of 'conversation, and concerning his score the truth Ls not in him He In happy In his folly, and weareth the smile that will not come off. He prefereth a pleasant day uuto a moonlight night, and a beauti ful course unto a beautiful wo man. And a smile of approval, from i kit nnHio a A nA,,tU mnrn ttirtll. Ins thnn the smiles of blonde, nnd sirens. For every mnn must have his folly, whereon he workclh off the original sin within him. And some choose wine, nnd omo tobacco, and some f llrlntlons. Hut the golfer exceedeth them nil in wisdom; then, blessed 1,p i the driver, nnd the nutter, nnd ihe I mnshle, and the niblick, and the I little white rubber ball; For where golf lis, there Is sweetness nnd light a good diges tion. And no man can be both a good golfer nnd a bad husband. Au thor unknown. Santii (iaus Everywhere. i- Annarentlv Santa Clans bi-eltks tllne. Hoys' Christmas 1-Vfistlng Christmas Calculations That the Christmas eating capacity of the average boy b' equal to all that he- eats without permission. and then some more. Winter Queen i A.int:nito6 I'rcta VUntn Doris Parkes of Vaneeuver, B. C, will reign as queen at the 1930 win ter carnival at Banff, Alberta, In the Canadian rocklea, February 7 to 15. CLASSIFIED AOVERTtStlrb HATES Alt. hi won) lor lirtl inurtlan, 2r; tKk iuccdliw Imirtton. lc: MlnlmuiR 2Sc. Indu I ywn adt with F.r Sib, For Rent, He. in4 CMflt thct. werdi n wtll ti ucA lnlti.l, tiliilwnt numbir, .lc, M word. Clonlfitd idl In tdixnct ml not talis tin phont, unlm irtmtm hu aontlily ocEovnt. Ht allownnf. lor Why? THIS WEEK ONLY 20 a. Orchard Clover Price $C500$1500 Cash 12 acres Pears Owner at present low prices received this yenr $!. ti70 for fruit from this place. Itnlsns extra lame fruit; 4 ucres I.nilliio clover. Small house. 5 acres mi dor irrigation, lliilunco hollom land, does not need Irrigation. Wo know this pluco nnd can recom mend It. 1 Acre City Limits Price 700 liO.OO Cash Must lio taken at once. A lieaull ful corner acre; city water; all ready. Move In; save rent. Small 5 Acres for Rent S ar r s .Sin sill housn, flrlffln Creek district, for rent at a month. Barnes & Corn Real Estate ! Phone 409 15 8. Central LITTLE STOIUES fittle, &6aAA Grand opern was me ih-mm" career of Roberta Robinson until um vie executives heard her in re cital in Chicago and signed her as a film singer. And though film musicals have dropped frem prominence In pro duction fvhedules. she has been retained on contract, as an actress, one of the youngest featured play ers In pictures. She's still singing, but ncl'im is her job now. She was born in Montelalr, N. .!.. whore vocal tal ents won her a scholarship t the New Kngland Conservatory of Music. The Impression grows in Central nlk." Cincinnati Times-Star. WAXIKII M ISCEMiAN EOUS WANTKD A loan of on ISO aores of land: value ja.i.ou. "in, pay lihel'ill InUMVSl. 1!"X .Mall 1 Tribune. j WAXTKB 3T. yearlinit llerefonbr or roan Durhams. Airs. H. ti- j IVeh. Alroort atmd. l.'6S , WAXTIUJ to rent mirror, approx imately 50x00 Inches. Tel. a2li. 2 04 VAXTK1 First mortgaKO loan on well located new 5-rooni stucco on paved street, by responsible party. Hox It. F., Tribune. 205 WA.NTKl) Passenger to Portland, Dec. IS. Share expense, llox It. care Mall Tribune. 205 u'A XTKIJ To rent iirH llego to buy. llox Tribune. 205 WANTED To buy good used He Laval cream scparalor. No. 12 or larger. Will. J. Ferns, It. F. 1). 4. Modtord. 1 205 WE PAT CASH for Into model, used cars. Mead-Flireh Motor Co., cor. sill and llartlelt. 200 WANTED To buy n small home, in or around Central "V. fV' cash. Can assume or will trado stock ranch for equity. wo Honker, Central Point, Ore. 259tf ROOF Repairing. Phone lOOS-lt. 250tf LOCAL or long distanco hauling. We irourtintec to save you money, Ilawley Tnniafer. 61!) No. ltlver aldo. Phono 1044-X. 29Stt WANTED-Used clothes and alioes. JonnlnBs Loan Oflico, u a. I'ioim HAW ktTKS WANTED Do not ahlp; we pnv tne price, moos, wool nnd pelts. Medford bar gain Houbo, 27 N. Grape St. J27tf WANTED-2nd hnnd ptoods & junk. nts, 1506 Prune, pn. 617-1. zJ FOR OARDKN and field plowlna-, sand, gravol and seniment, lei. 912-J. Kninuol Batoman. tt CASH PAID for junk. 87 Norlh 206tf Urapo Bt. Tel. 106' WANTKia SITBATJONS W'A N'1'101) .loll on ranch or farm, etc. Miht rent fallil. AViiirt work to learn country la-Torn luiylm;. Married; wife kooiI cook; 2 children; Rood reference. J. A. VVcitihnar, WalWKO, Kansas., 266 MAN AND WIFI-: would like work on ranch or will ko out sepa rately. Phone 4IU-I. 265 VOl'Il CAIlPICNTKll work solicit ed, lnsido work a specialty. Call 2110-11. 268 FOR KKN1 rtJUNIHUKD ROOMS l''OU.Itl,:."r--icc room to one or Iwo tcin-liers or Ininlner-M woinen. New house, close In; hoard and KaruKo If desired. Tel. J577-X. 263" FUll HUNT I-ni'KC front room new ami clean, priced rlKlit, at 375 Ho. Central. 266 FOll UKNT 2 rooms nnd hath, completely furnixhed; prlvele en trance, phono 76. 25utf FOR ItKNT Nicely furnished sleeping rooms. Iicaled. Hates moderate 825 So. ltlveratldo Ave. tf FOll UKNT MIMJKIjLANUOUS FOR RKNT einrsce, 83.00 per month. 229 So. Ulversido Ave. tf While They Last APPLES! Newtown 35c Winter Banana 65c Per lug Bring boxes Win? Orchards IitHMiiutHMHtimminmiiiiHtttiiniimiiimHTntiiitiittiiiimtiiiHimir j j I If; ! ! I i 1 ! i I 4 ft J ' if ri i EiTsWivi" in. ijewWAwy. W. xMLL-Jt j i ROSE R.TA -ROBINSON ' . I HELP WANTED FEMALE AIMMIKSSIXO K N V K LO l'KS j Work at home during spare timet Substantial weekly pay; expert-; ence unnecessary. Hmnified em- ' ployuient for honest, sincere, am- i bilious persons. Workers Len-j gue, Xapervlllo, 111. 2tii; lXmltKNT PAKTMKXTS" ! KOlt UKNT Furnlslied duplex apartment; adults. 713 Cedar Ht. FOR UKNT 2-room apt: lights. water, garage, $115. Phono 45J-H. 2(J0tf j FOR RKXT Small apartment In ! private home. 118 Geneseo St. v 239tf ; FOR UKNT Fully modern apart ments. Living room, kitchen, bath and garage: hot and cold water and light, furnished, $JC.OO. 4-room apt., fully mod ern, $.10.00. Also cheap cabins at K0.0U and i.uu. oun.-.m Super Station, luth and side. Phone 1333. River- FOR UKNT Furnished apt. with fi a rage, phone UT7. 2b2tf FOR It 10 NT 2-room furnished apt., heated. 22i No. lw- gntf FOR RKNT $13 and lu apart ments; walls newly tinted; hot and cold water, bath und toilet, 2-story brick building at Jack sonville. 10 minutes from Med ford. See Mr. Chtlders, real es tate, or Tho Nugget Confection ery store. 243tf Ft) It UKNT 1 and 2-room apts. $2. !i and $3.01) per week. 310 N. Uartlett. Phone 1103-V. 2ti0 FOR RKNT Nicety furnished 3 I'unni apt: electric range, hot wate.r; adulta only. 1021 W. 0th. phone 1 l3-U. l'XVil: HUNT 2-rooni and water paid; $10. a lit IlKltts N. K.v. Kixlt HUNT :i-room apt. $13; 4 room apt- W. Jut'k'".,,'1n(j -1 . Ft'lt HHXT Kteam-lieated aparl-i inenls nnd rooms. 24:1 So. ltlver-i side. Mrs. V. W. V hivler. 207 j FOU 1EICXT Furnished apnrt- j ment. with UKht and water, for j 2 people or until H family; low ! rent. 801 N. Central. 265 FOlt ItliNT 2-rm. apt; new nnd I clean, close in, J25, at 376 So. Central. 200 Fdll HUNT Clean modern apt. New Arthur Arms. Steam heat, Frlgldulre, garago. 330 N. Holly. 200tt ranch wit" FURNISHED 2 ana J-room apart "ux ll' .. ,V ! menu and garage. 804 W. 10th. 195tf i j,.OR RENT Furnished apt. 217 1 v, 2nd. 250tf FOR RENT Furn. housekeeping rooms. 325 Jackson. Phono 7411-W. 2fi3tf FOR KKNT IIOUHK8 !,,,.,,,,.,! .iumm and garage, 321 Weft Jackson. H;im iiiHt hi'en remotleled nnd in fine uliniio, f2t inonlli. Owner, 925 Itccldy Ave. 2till FOll HUNT KniilM furn. Kunme, 604 w. loth. house, tf FOll I,l!AfF,-r.-room Htueeo home In I'errydale, on Jacksonville hlKhway; hardwood floors, fire place, linHement, furnace, elec--Irico rtuiKe, Krildalri lovely yard 'and trees; $-17,511 inonlli. t'lliirlew It. Hay. lien II or, Med ford nidi;, l'hono 302; home phono 302-.1-2. 270 Foil HUNT 1-i-oom house, gnr HKe, electric rnno. Call 270. 2(10 I1A1IOA1N TtHNTAl.S 4-room, Nlantlc, $17.50; 5-room,, K. Jackson. $27.50; 6-l'oom, N. Peach, $37.50. . Call at 30 X. Central. 'It FOll 11ICNT 5-room house, fur niolicd. IlKlllro 832 Kitst Main. 265 FOlt UKNT Portly furnished 5- t-oom IiiiukhIow with 4 lots, chicken house and k.'U'iikc. fall at 622 . Holly Kt. . 26'J FOlt UKNT Modern house, clono In. Sco Ji. A. llanscome, l26 I'jlm. 265 FOlt UKNT I In. -Inquire 1.136-L. 1-room house, closo 108 So. Central. Tel. 266 FOlt UKNT- Olt HAt.H 5-room house on p!ivoment;. easy terms. Phono 13:tli-L. 266 FOlt UKNT Unfurnished, ti mod ern rooms, Imfii, fireplace, wood shed, KuniKc, cloo lo llliriiry. W. F. cniniiliell, 8U4 I0ut Main. 2ulil FOll UKNT B-rooin furnixlied house, closo In; good condition. Phono II 411 or 1322. tt FOll UKNT Suhurhsn homo, fur nlHlied; furnace, fireplace, 3 bed rooms', $4.r. Brown St White, Holland Hotel 1 1 I.Ik. SO-'ilf" FOlt UKNT CottSKO with electric r.illKe. 108 So. Oakdalc. 2 j 1 If FOlt UKNT 3-ronm modern fur nished house, lnuuiro 123 Al mond. 247tf FOll Il'KNT 4-room furnished houso at 1127 W. Main, l'hono C. A. OaVoe, 623-J-2. tf FOR UKNT Homes. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown A Whlt. 17tf ) LOST If dog Is missing, call 1616. i 8Dtt FOll RALTC TKUCKS FOll SALIC flood used truck, suit able for ronch work or wood hauling. Call 81'.. 1f.r,tf Medford Investment Company General Insuranct Medford, Oreita 129 W. Main Phone 1Z24 DlilVING in enclosed car lo Los " A uncles. 1hc. L'titli, returning y;ih. Would like to havu three pasenMN to wbare expense. Tel. u. M. AmliTHon, 131 S-J or K. SKND ."h: for 'Kleetticity at Cost" ami -"ic for 'suite-Owned Pow er" and Hoe for "1 !I3I Oregon Statistics," to K. C. IVntland, Um. -1ST. C. of C. HUlg., Los An-g4-le.x, Cal. Jiiiti ALL WALL PAI'KR purchased' from us. $100 per roll up. will XiT Pa.nand ! orators. 317 N. Ulversido. Phono i He. U.SU-K. 27C 1 ASHLAND Convalescent and Rest Home, care for old people and invalids, 210t: AUTO GLASS installed wait. 109 10. 8th. ratio you I86tf BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR S.LK Confectionery and light lunch located in Oold llill Hotel building, tioid Hill. Ore. Could easily bo arianm'd to op erate card room In connection or stock with g r o c e r I e s. No grocery store north of Pacific highway. Centrally located, price $G00. ti. 11. Turner, owner. 2tii FILING STATION and store for ctalo or trade, on highway. See owner, North Central at Mill Service, 225tf FOR EXOIIANOB Flll KXCHAXdl'. Two modern homes nnd a lot on paved street In Medford; total value JBSO0.0O. Want raneh of eUal value or less. The Heal Kstnte Kxehamje, 125 lOast Sixth St. Phono 14H6. SO.MI'J nice sirinj;er Jersey hoif-i'i-s to trado for beef cattle or feeder steers; also some nice breeding ewen tu tmdo for cat tic. 1'hono 300, Oeol'uo Ward. 304 FOll EXCHANtIK 22 acres A-l land, well located. In bearing yearns and alfalfa, for Medford or Ashland property. W. II. Ijinib, Tel. ll-X-3, Eaglo Point, Ore. 270 FOR SALE lilVESTOCK FOll KAI.U Oil TltADIi Yearling registered Jersey bull; dam has record of 504 pounds fat; sire was grand champion Jackson Co. fair 1II2I) and 11130. W. J. Warner. 205 FOR SALIC POULTRY l''tllt SAI.K l.ecllorn lllllet, luy inK, $1.00. Ilerrydale Ave., one hloek from hiKhwny. UltKSSI.Uli'S Squnro Deal Iloteli- ery. liookiiiKH, ehielts and liaien Iiikh. No down payment. H iluetlon on early or larso orders. Hed cockerels for uale. l'hone KillU-U 2US FOR BAiilO AXTTOlIOBIliES CASH mild for lata nioilel used eai'H: lluht ours preferreil. See HuylKii. l'nlillc I'Hed Cur Mar ket. 20 Soulh lllveiiflde. I'hono IS. 272 CIlKVllOI.liT SIMOCIALS Wo stiKKifU one of our Rood used cars for the family .Minis Bin. 11129 Chevrolet luidau Sedan 1H21I Chevrolet 2-pass. Coupe 1!I2!I tMuvrolet 2-iaR. Koadstor 1II2II Uuram "6" 2-iiLnH. Coil no 11I2H Chevroleit 2-pass. Couiio 12!l Ford model A llondstor 11I2H Ford model. A llroadster 1J127 thrvslor Convertlhlo Coupe 11126 Hiilck standard 2-door Sedan AIho n few cheap cam at $n.on NOW IS TDK TIME TO BUY ' Telephone 18. An.MHTHONO MOTORS, INC. 101 So. IllversUle Ave. 268' DOIXIK Coupe 5 tires nnd already to go. 75. 16 So. Fir St. 267 FOn SAIitV ItOKES FOlt SAI.K 'Here Is a nice home Willi 2 larce hedrooms, lldwood flreldace, east front, oil close ill paved Mtreel. price s;i;iou; tonus. OIIAUNCKV FlOHKV, 1211 KiMt Main. 2H FOll HALF. A real liaitsainl 6- room bungalow; fireplace, cabi net kitchen, etc.; largo lot HMIx 1-16, corner llryant and Colum bus; separate giirago and wood shed; lotH of shndo trees, roses, vines and shrubs; easy tonus. Phono 12S0. 268 FOll BAMG RKAL KSTATIQ !HU A'ltKS II Flno .lerseys and l-ciilstcred male, good team. Im plements und machinery; 60 A. fluent free soil under cultivation, balance tlmlicr and pasture; run nlliif water, deeded rightto slime; small cheali bouse, largo barn and ample outbuildings. Prleo 8X000. Will uccept houso hero In deal. MOWN lc WHITE. Realtors. Holland Hotel llldg. Phono 130, 262tf WIIKN YOU think of real estate, think of llrown A Whlto. tt FOll S A I.K HmcrraitiAfJIllOIJS FOlt SAI.K llarley. ground or ull ground. Also team ot mares, cheap. M"s. II. U. Pech, Airport road. 2 68 FOlt SAt.K Fixtures, consisting of counters, showcases, safe, etc., formerly owned by Model cloth lug Co.; also accounts i ecelvalilo. Imtlllre The First National Honk, Kugene Thorndyke, Receiver. 267 FOlt SALE Dry Phono IKiO-Y. fir, hardwood. 2l).- H-WACK concreto mixer, gas en gine attached, mounted on rub ber 4!rcd wheels, to bo hauled im trailer. No reasonable cash offer refused, llox H. II., Tribune. 265 Ft l II KALK Wheat 11.50 per 100 lbs. Phone. or.O-J-2. 174 KLAMATH POTATOES. c ewt. Turkeys wanted, live or dressed. 710 Mouth Riverside.. 267 FOlt HALE At bargain. 3 oak veneer doors, slzo 2 feet by t'4 feet, with lock and without gbiis. Seo them ut Mail Trlbuna office. tf FOll SALE Turkeys, pruned nnd iilinoiuls. ritouo l,3H-,l-l. M l. W. LiiHe, ?ui'J BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstract MURKAf ARSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Title, Title Insurance, Rooms 3 and 6. No. S3 North Central Ave., upstairs. JACK SO V OO. ABSTRACT OO. Abstrnots of Title and Title Insurance. The ouly complete Title Syalem In Jack son County. " Accountant WIONAU?MPANT - Tax and Corporation Counselors, Auditors and Accountants, ej. M. Wilson. C P. A.; Leland J. Knox. C. P. A. Liberty Bid., Phone 157-R. Auto Tops FRANK'S TOP SHOP A U to topi and upholstery repairing. Cush ions and Curtains. 109 Oast 8th St., Phone 418. Chiropractic Physician DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist. Office hours 9 to 12, 2 to 6. 10S-204 Liberty Bldg. Office Phone (80; lies. Phone 790-H. DR. JOU1CTT P. BRAT Suite 08, Medford Bldg., for chlropractio service. Scientific diagnosis and treatments. Office phone 1280. Electric Motor Repairing L. C. 8C1TAFER Armature wind ing, eloctrlc motor repairing. Stock bearings and brushes. 81 N. Central. Phone 90-J-2. 871 Expert Window Clonnerg LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1171. House cleaning. Floor waxing. Orlentnl Rug cleaning, specialty Flnnncln WE LEND MONEY to worthy pee. plo to pay their honest debts. Pa. clflc Coast Credit Association, 428 Medfo rd Bldg.. Medford, Ore. Furniture Repairing FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED re-finished, re-glued. We carry a full lino of upholstering sam ples. A. N. Thlbault. Tel. 969-R. ITonsemovinft'. BKFOIIH you tear It down, phone Medford Housemovors, D80-R-6. Money to Ixran 6 Ixiiut Time Real Estate Mortgage Ixwu Phone ISM Commercial Finance Corp. Meuiora, laregon Monnmenta THR ORBQON GRANITE CO.- Monuments. Hi. A. micro, om eral MnnSKer: P. M. Koraha' 1 Sales Mnnager. 102 N. Front Muslo Piano Instruction FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teaoha of plnno. Classical and populal muslo courses. Haltrht Musi Studio. 818 Liberty Lldg. Tel. 1j Palntlnat and PaperbanEinc M. A. BLISS COMPANY Paint. Inn. paporhanglng and lnterlol finlshlnn. 802 Crater Lake Av Phone 1604. Printers and Publisher; MEDFORD PRINTINO CO. Ha the bost equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Bookbind ing, loose leaf ledgera, billing systems, oto. Portland prloea. IT N. Fir St. Rndlo Service RADIO SERVICE on any make radio. H. O. Furucker, 11 South Orape street. Offloe Phone ISi; Res. 1442. 81 Band audi Gravel C. A. HARTLEY Sand and GraTel plant. Clean washed sand end gravol; crushed gravel, all alsea. Phone, plant 1203, or office HT. Storage WAREHOUSING Storage, Distri bution. Medford Warehouse, lie South Front St. Phono 816. Transfer EAD3 TRANSFER & BTORAGH CO. Office 111 N. Fir Street. Phone 315. Prices right. Service guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER STORAGE. Horvlco guaranteed, zu B. orape St., Phone 644, or residence 1060. REINKINO TRUCKING 8ERVICB Transfer and hauling of all kinds. Office 809 So. Front St, Phone 132. FOR SALE MIHCEIitANaDOrjl FOlt SALK L. & H. oloc. range, useil a year, $6'i, and Kelvinator refrigerator 1125, like new. 112 Columbus Ave. 26i FOll SALE Sliver leade horn, used short time; muslo stand, case; ensh or trado. 014 Haven, near Jackson school, Medford, Ore. 265 FOlt SALE OH TRADE Sergo milker. Ilko new; will trndo for good hay. Box 105, Phoenix. 268 FOR SALE liaby carriage In good condition; chenp. 53 No. Peach. 265 FOR HALE Solid mahogany, ex ceptional dining set. Aherin Antluue Shup, 265 FOR SALE Smudge oil tank suit able tor orchard. Phone 115. 240tf FOR SALE Get your Thanksgiv ing cider at "Ye Olde Press," Woolvorton Orchards, Central Point. 227tf FOR SALE Used sewing ma chines, all makee, $5 up; terms If desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co.. 24 North Bartlett. Ht BARGAIN Mixed oak and man tanlta, IS a tier. Stock up now and save money. Pbone 1144-X. DELICIOUS APPLES lis to II box. iTrlnk Orchard. Phone en-n-i. ii FOR SALE nnnd dry fir wood. :.,;, ami up. I'linno I Hilton UP"!,, Oi'3-R-l, ;J a ks.-i