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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TTIIRTEEN "EVERYONE IN SOUTHERN OREGON READS THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE" MEDFORD MAID" TRIBUXD, MEDFORD, ORECIOX". FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10, 10.10. PORTLAND, Ore., Doc. 19. &) Portland wholesale turkoy market opened strong today at ' to 3d coma a pound for , i bird-. Dealers were clearing supplies promptly and askln fur more. 'Wholesale butlor and ogK tun intiona wore unehaiiKed but mar ket undertone wna weak for both with supplies ample and demand slowing. Storage vkks were at low prices, below quotations, but few were sold. Final production estimate of the United States J 1 3 0 potato crop,. 3U1 million bushels, represents a decrease of 7 milion bushels from the November 1 estimate an en couraging factor, in view of pren ent low prices. THE MARKETS ! i Livestock. PORTLAN'O. Ore., Doc. 10. iP) Cattle 3"i, calves in; quotably. steady. Hogs 25"); around steady. Sheep 1 (Ml; quotably steady. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore.. lVo. III. P HOPS: Firm; cent higher; HKHi crop 1 6-1 7c lil'TTIZR AND Kf.CS: Won!; nndfrtone; quota t ions unchanged. IMk (butterfat), poultry, coun try meats, onions, potatoes, wool, nut-, hay and easeara bark, steady aiid uiichaiiKOtt. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Dee. l'.l. oP) Wlnat: Open High Lw Close Dec (if .(J"i .iM'. .t;.ri May (IX .lis 4 .m -,;s Cash wheat: Big Pond liluestem "6 Soft white ;7 estern white 6 7 Hard winter ,ir Northorn spring - "Ti AVostern red Oals: No. 2 :is-lli. white. $LM.r.n. Today'H ear receipts: Wheal 71. flour 2-1, corn oain 3. San 'l-Yaiioisco HutU'i-rat. ' SAN KliAXflHCO. Doc. 111. (1 rUitU'i-fiit, f.o.b. San Francisco, STic. 'plIEVKNNK, Wyo.. Dec. 10. WP) Dcnth han brought to an end the career of Hugo Donzelmann, Indian fighter, former Wyoming attorney generul, member of the "Tniled States consular service and one of the most prominent attor neys of the state. Mr Donzelmann died at his home here after a long siege of poor health. Mr. Donzelmann was 82 years old. He was born in Germany, but tame to the rnlted States while .-t:ii a youth. SAY IT WITH MUTTON HELENA. Mont., Doc. !!. There are many ways of saying Vmorry Christmas." -A Helena sheepman Is going to "say It with mutton." f He has several owes in hjs cor ri! ho. has decided not to send to market. He is fattening the nni mals for distribution among needy noWhbnrs families. 1928 Ford Pick-up. Sale price $275 1929 Ford Sport Coupe. 3ale price $375 1927 Essex Sedan. Sale price $210 C. E. GATES AUTO CO. USED CAR LOT 6th and Bartlett SURVIVOR OF FRONTIER IilP BRINGING UP THESE LETTERS AREA BlH MV&T6RV TO tvlE V'M COrOM MAKE MAGCilE THINK SHE Ml'bPLACED 'EM AN' COOLO MOT FIMD'Eu. I'LL LEAVE THE NEBBS That's i iAY; AUb r-ica.e&iKj& mw WIFE MG HER MOW SHE W1THOOT PA.V1MS N DON'T VOU SPcnD NOUK V.t7 TIME NIMDK13 IZ-tt Jobless Relief Setup Runs Like Wartime Work of ' 1 7 WASHINGTON, pec., in. (A) Unemployment relief nvichhiery sej. up only a few weeks ago is running In well oiled grooves with a mini; mum of wasted motion. Through the emergency commit tee for employment, created by President Hoover, and headed ,by Col. Arthur Woods, rags and tat tem of the unemployed from .0,11 part of the land gradually are be ing assimilated into; an orgnniwrV pattern of relief. ." ' Scenes in the 16 rooms oommnn-i deered in the department of com-, merce building resemble those of war days in 1!U7." ' I The personnel of 5? workers as-1 sembled overnight Is working at top speed. Under an orderly regime of neat files, noiseless typewriter and muted telephone bells, yellow and white slips of paper, many of them flags of distress, are being routed along proper channels. Requests for work are relayed promptly to local affoncios cooper Husband Annoyed When Wife Plays Mrs. Santa Claus 4 CHICAGO (JPt "Mrs. Santa 4 Claus" is In the divorce 4 court. 4 Her real name is Mrs. Car 4 rie Budd and she charged in 4 an application for divorce. 4 filed in superior court, her 4 husband, John, was so annoy 4 ed when she put on the red 4 and white garb and whiskers 4 to nmuse their children, that 4 he struck her. Incidents of 4 this nature on five successive 4 Christmas eves were alleged. NEW CASTU;, rn.( Doc. 1 !L fv) 1th tiny ranis about nor neck. t)ie yellow-haired gunwoman, Mrs. Irene Hchroeder, Meiitenced to die In the electric chair early next year, chatted yesterday with her ftv-.vear-old son Donnie, about Santa Claus, and reindeer and Christmas trees. Donnie gave- her a (Christmas gift a picture of a Hower-pot he drew in school. She gave Donnie an aviator's cap. Then Dr.fcmie said g'MMl-hye and was led away by relatives. Pcnqithi Has Cold Feet ST. LOUIS A penquin. a rela tive to the specimen that inhabits the Antarctic, has been Buffering from coltl fed in the St. Louis zoo. Th'1 penquin. a specimen of the southern flock, tM-ennie ill when i he mercury descended below zero. Mule in Court Action MKXIfb. Mo. Famous in fact j and fiction, the Missouri mule is t figuring in a law suit here. The j "pernicious ntiivitie of on wild, j virimJ unruly .-i n 1 ill-dipositlnned mule" are th bnsi of an ti0nO j l.uti;?cp suit fild by Frank Port- I mcyer, farm laborer, against iis former employer. i i oooSBher j CHATS WITH SON i I FATHER . RAvOOO TWERE ARE OAO'& LETTERS TeiAT HE LOST MOTHER AMD I HAVE LOOKED EVEfVVHBRE FDRTHEMA,ND THE.NE THET ARE IM A VEflV. MOTlCEASLE PLACE- JubT 'EM Olsj Telling Him Something .. 1 OUT AMD SHOW" KIN4 fat I A I FO. T WHV VOUR ating with the emergency commit tee. Suggestions for alleviating tho situation are turned over to the planning committee. Tho telephone rlnars In the office of Edward Kyro Hunt, assistant to Chairman Woods. A secretary answers In n, low tone while her eyes scan a telegram just received. Tho office fills with men to see air.-Hunt. Like Colonel Woods and Mrs. LUUu,n Cjilbreth, In eharge of .the .women's divisjon, .Tfjiiivt is quiet and worlu with no last motion. Jle seems to personify the ap parent aim of the emergency com mittee to get thin km done quickly but correctjy. "At first vo wore deluged with requests for work." Hunt flays. "Many persons seemed to havo tho Idea that we could supply JoUs here. "Our part is to coordinate and stimulate tho various relief agen cies all over the country and get them to takccare of the situation in their territory. FIVE YOUTHS DIE IN LEWSISP.URG, Pa., Ic. 10. (jp) Five youths were killed early today when their automobile crash ed into a concrete bridge across tho Susquehanna river, after being crowded off the road by another car. The dead: Wheeler Watson, believed n son of Federal Judge Albert L. Watson of Scranton; Hiram Gair anil his brother Wilbur. Watsontown; Rob ert Wilson, Watsontown, anil Wil liam Rohn, Canton. SALEM. Doa 10,-WP) Irriga tion districts all over Oregon will be benefited If nn amendment H made to the ho -called Smith bill, now pending In congress, whereby irrigation an well as drainage dis tricts are extend. 1 federal finan ch 1 aid. Governor N.irb'ad and t tato Engineer Wrioklin brth favor the amendment, and the governor has telegraphed the Oregon dele gation asking its support. WoIcm Improving. LONDON, Dec. Hi. The chill from which the prince of Wales suffered yesterday Is taking its normal course. It was stated at his residence, York house, to day. He was said to have had a (tkkI nitrhl. Big Auction 20 South Fir Saturday, Dec. 20 i 1 o'clock. I j 2 ilozcn IJ. I. rullcts. j M.'ichin.-ry. i Fiirnllur'. ' Jirins in whnt you wnnl to fll. I V. II. WIXTV, Ailcllonccr tfSliftk ill Jimiilii. I 179 . . . ... . . , . . fa '1 II rr.. . I v cHEAPSKRTE? VOURE SO T16HT I l NOU'O Mftffi THE SKIN OKI A I U I - I SAUSA6E LOOK LIKE A hilMONjA. I WOO'RE toOlNto TO KJK IHH I COAT AND 6NeTHUEECWEERS N WHEN -VOU' RE- DOING. IT S . I 7- l . ' 1 p II "-- TO NEEDY IN LAST TWIN FALLS, Ida.. Dec. 19. (fl1) A carload of Idaho potatoes, con laining 360 100- po u nd ba gn, has been donated by the Idaho Potato Dealers' association mem bers and several Tndivldiral grow ers to the a-ociatcd charities at St, Louis, for distribution among the needy there. The donors said they expected railroads to waive transportation .charges,, although , no .deftiilU.' agreement had been reached. 11 Notice to Creditors. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Maggie Jiurrison has been duly appointed Administra trix, with tho Will annexed, of the estate of A. A. Livemidge, de ceased, by tho County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson Coun ty, and has qualified, and all portion.- having claims against said est at are hereby notified to pre sent tho same, verified as required by law, with tho proper vouchers, to the said Administratrix, at tho office of Harry C. Skyrman. Md fqrd 1 !u i Ming, Med ford. Oregon,' within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first pub lished December 5th. l3n. MAGGIE HARRISON. Administratrix. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed her final ac count as executrix of tho estate of CLASSIFIED AOVERTIStftb TTATES Rati per word for first Intirtlon, 2r, uch luccctdlnf litttrtfon. lc; ninlmua 25c. Indu your ids with For Silt, For Rtnt, itc, ond count thm words wtll uta initial, Ulipbono flumbtr, itc, a word. Claiiifltd adt In advance and tMt tain atar phom, unlHi Bdmikcr has Monthly account. No allowance tor ahono arrari. WANTED MISCK1.LANEOL8 WANTED Team for about two weeks. I'hono 3 M-J-3. l I WANTED 2-whocl trailer; state price. Hox A. F.f car Tribune 271 WANTED To buy a Bmnll home In or around Central Point, for cash. Can asume or will trade stork ranch for equity. Geo. Renker, Central Point, Ore. 253tf ItOOF Repairing. Phone 100S-TI. 2 50 If LOCAL or loni distance haullnff. V fr'nirantoe to avo you mon'y. Ilawlcy Trannf.r, 619 No. Jtlvr aidn. 1'hona 1044-X. 2jmf WA.NTKU Umd clothes and hoo. Jennings Loan Office, 6 B. Front. tf RAW kURg WANTED Do not fihlp; we pay the price. Hides, wool and peltft. Modford Bar gain House, 27 N. Grape St. 227tf WANTEn-Snil hand (joo.ln A Junk. I"atn, 1506 Prune. 1'h. 647-L. 282 FOR OARDE.V and flold plowlnit, sand, gravel and sediment, Tel. 812-J. Kamuel Bateman. tf CASH PAID tor junk. 17 North Urnne Wt. Tl. 106 tnr.tf Cattle Pasturage FOR RENT. 2300 acres fenced, good grass range, on Rogue River, 12 miles ' from Medford. Will lease entire property or pas ture small herds. EARL TUMY 310 Liberty Bldz LE-TT6RS TO 1" J. I OFFICE BEFORE HE fiET'a THERE.- HE'D MEVER FORCiWE 0 IF HE THOlWHT WE. IgoJ-, LObT THEM AvlO COOLOWTFlMO . TMEM f: yi f -r John Rrownsworth. detynned, with the County Court of Jaekson Coun ty, Oregon, and that said court has set January 1 2, at the hour of 10:oo o'clock in tho forenoon of ,1,... f.t tlw. winrt i-.uun nf Mil 1,1 Ifwttti-I In thn Ciiiii-I llnllsn lit Med- ford. Oregon, as the time and place I for hearing objections thereto and jibe settlement thereof. All persona interested ore hereby notified to 'appear at said lime and place and Jsho-w canwe, If any they havo. why 'said final account should not bo approved by said court and said executrix discharged from her trust, and file any unci, objections Jon or before said date. Dated and first published December 12. 1 030. KVA WOOLDUIDC.K, Executrix of the Estate of John j Prownsworth, Deceased. ;DOM It. XKWmUlY, Attorney' for Executrix. WANTISD SITCATIONB OFP cur liarKiiin or reliaiile", ox- IMM'Icnci'fl tlriv'r, pruni'r or other work. l'llono 71'J-W. U25 10. .Iili'kHon. 21111 JIKLP WANTED MAIJS WAN'I'KI) Man will) truck to I11111I worn! 311 mlli'H. Hliares 50-50; man Willi dr.'lKfiiw or biiKHUW anil men to cut wood who have own tool and will work. No loafers need ntMily. I'ny ly tier. House and oooliHtovo furnished. See Mi. Ilarto, 4 to Q p. m., S.17 W. 2nd. . 170 HEfiP WANTKD FICMAIiB WAN'riOl) Kxpcrlenced waitress. Aiipty in person Franklin's Cafe. 271 ADDIiKHHINCi H X V K I.Ol'HS Work at home lurlt)K spare time. SillMtantlal weekly pay; experi ence unnecessary. Dignified em ployment for honest, sincere, nm lilliotls persons. Workers' I,ea Klie, Niilielvllle, 111. 209 MISUIitiliANIGOCa ALL WALL PAPKR purchased trom us, ii.uv per roil up. win be hum? free of charge. Orln sted A Huntz. Painters and Dec orators, 317 N. Riverside. Phone 4S0-J; Re. 1580-U. 270 AKHLAND Convalescent nd Rest Home, cares for old people and Invalids. 210tf AUTO GLASS Installed while you wait, hid e. nth. mtf. FOR RENT MIKC'ELLANKOUS DKSK HI'At'H for rent; central business locution: use of desk, typewriter, phone, sleam heat; III per month. Tel. I55S. 275 FOR RKNT-i OarnKc. $J.0O per monlh. 320 So. Riverside Ave. tf FOR HUNl rCUNlHHKD ROOMS FOIt RliNT Nicely furnished ttlccping rooms, liented. Hates moderate. Hi So. Riverside Avo. tf FOR Ri:M APARTMJiNTS FOIt l!i:T Ktirnlfthcil '.'-'room atit. H7 too; liKlils ami waler p.-ild; wiilkitiK distance; adults. 243 X. Holly. 27 1 FOR RENT Apt. 800 W. Main. 2ii:ur FOR RENT 2-room duplex npt. winter priced, 2111 Raven, '.'liiitf Medford Investment Company General Insurance Mtdfsrd, Or,M 129 W. Mslro Phon 1224 ... By George McManus OAOCJY $ t3.lt,, Ini K-aturv .Mrvir. Iru ., ii ii j r, v . WMfiwe li tvirtxp. m IT np vtOU lEi&Vy; IL 1 -ifeS law r OO T BUT 1 HAVEN'T &OT the mai e-k;iv SODV& 6CT TO HOME LOVE. CONSIDERATION AND USERPvLITV TO BC M ivitoa THERE ISN'T ONE OF THOSE INi EMTS WEftPPEO UP IS) OF CLOTHES OF VOUHS Co. 0..w.r. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR KENT 4 -room furnished m od e m apartments, ground floor, $25 at the Gloria-Pan Apts. a75 So. Central. 373 FOR KENT Furnished apart ijhmUs. 334 Apple St. Tel. 4 2 FOR RENT 2-room apt; lights, water, gurago, $12. Phono 4&2-H. aeotr FOR RKNT Small apartment In private homo. 118 Ueneseo m. 239tt FOR RENT Fully modorn apart- ineniH. jjiviok looui, ni:..tM, bath ond garase; hot and cold water and llKht, furnished, f25.00. 4-room apt., fully mod orn, $30.00. Also cheap cabins at J20.00 and J25.00. Sunrise Super station, 12th and River side. Phono 13S8. tf FOR RENT J12 and 10 apart ments; walls newly tinted: not and cold wator, hath and tollot, 2-story brick building at Jack sonville, 10 minutes from Med ford. See Mr. Chtldora, roal es tate, or The Nugget Confection ery store. 243tt FOR RENT .1-room apt. JUi; 4- room apt. (22. 2011 W. Juckson. . 210 FOR RKNT Clean modern apt. New Arthur Arms. Steam heat, Frigidalrc, garage. 330 N. Holly. 2li0tf FOR RENT Furnished apt. 217 W. 2nd. 2r,6lf FOR RENT Furn. housekeeping rooms. 325 15. Jackson. Phone 74'J-W. 253tf Foil KicNT novsrcs FOR RENT Small furnished house, apurlmciit and KurnKC. ii4 w. nub. r Kf lit ltlONT 2-rooui cottage, new: lights, water, garage, phone; 10 a month. 1 132 Court. 27 I FOR RENT Furnished ii-room bungalow. Inipilre 331 W. 2nd. 270 FOR RENT Small furnished house at Central I'olllt. Sco Mrs. llarlM, 4 to 6 p. m., 837 W. 2nd. 270 FOR RENT 5-room cottage, with Lull, ...,a bll,-li,.n piitlfTf. .in West I Hh St. Apply Wing Agency or 406 Klin; 1st. " FOR RENT 5-room modern bun galow, corner Colutnhua and lnyant; large lot, guVage and wooiisneo. rnoiie iimi. -. v FOR RENT -Very reasonable, 3 roiun modern bungalow. In lllllro at Richfield Service Sta tion, corner 4th anil Riverside. tf FO R LEASE 5-room etucco homo In I'errydale, on Jacksonville highway; hardwood TloorM, lire Place, basement, furnaco. cleo trleo range, Frlgldalro, lovely yard and trees; $47.50 month. Charles It. Hay. Realtor, Med ford Jlldg. Phono 302; homo phono 3II2-.I-2. 270 I1AUOAIN RENTAI'-S 4-room. Nlatillo, $17.50; D-room E. Jackson, $27.50; 6-room, N. 1'each, $37.50. Call at 30 N. Central. 'If FOR RENT Unfurnished, 6 mod ern rooms, bath, fireplace, wood shed, garagn, closo to library, W. F. Campbell. 804 Lost Main i.'.Btf FOR RENT B-room furnished house, close In; good condition Vhonn 11411 or 1322. tf foil RENT Cottage with elortrln range. 108 Ho. Oakdale. 25111 FOIt RENT 3-rootn modern fur nlslieii house. Inquire 12.1 Al mond. 24711' FOR RENT 4-room furnished house at 1127 W, Main. Phone tl FOIt RENT Homes. Furnished or unfurnuhed. Rrowa m While, I THE LETTERS'. tirral Britain nutiu tviervwl By SOL HESS trKi 1 1 I. iffi ? LD LI kE TO THAT LOST l,OST lihick Scotch terrier, fe male; long body, short legs, pointed ears. Reward. Tel. 610-J-4. 271 LOST Hunch of keys near Cupp Furnlturo store. Finder return to Tribune office. 270 LOST $5.00 bill whllo malting change In sumo store. Finder please return to Trlbuno office. Reward. 270 LOST If dog Is missing, call 1516, 25611" business orrortTUNrriKs FILING STATION and store for ealn or trade, on nignway. Boe owner, North Contral at Mill Service. 225tf FOR 1CXOTTANGB TO TRADE Hudson Hcdnn for used tractor. Frank Chaplin, lltltte Falls. 272 FOIt KXCIIANG1-! 22 ncres A-l laud, well located. In bearing pears and alfalfa, for Medford or Ashland property. W. R. ' Lamb, Tel. ll-X-3, Eagle Point. Oro. . 270 FOR SALIC TUU0K8 FOR SALE Good used truck, suit- oble for runch work or wood hauling. Call 315. UOlt FOR SAII AITTOMOBITJI8 FOR SALE 1029 Pontine DcLuxo sedan: 6 wire wheels, new tires, IK months terms. Orahain Agen cy, 103 So. Riverside. 271 CASH paid for late model used cars; light cars preferred. See llaynm. Public Used Car Mar ket, 26 South Htvoraldo. Phone IS. 272 FOR 8AL1& RKAIt KKTATB HAItllAlN IlK Ll'.XI-: Good S room plaslered house; concrete foundation: balh. wood.shed and garage; near high school; gravel ed street; $2.1100, $100 down, bal ance like tent. 1 Va acre on Pacific hlway In Phoenix; good 5-room house, gn raae, workshop, nice shado anil fruit: $2,lou, $100 down, balanco like rent. 1 Acre near Phoenix: 4-room house, Ini-go poultry buildings, cabin. Price (l.llllll. 20 Acres (Irlffln "creek, on creek anil county road; 3-room house, giirage. chicken house and barn, lots of wood; $650, $1110 down, $10 a mouth. I specialize In exchanges of all kinds. Itrlng ill your listings, I). E. MILLARD, 423 E. Main. 270 200 ACRES 11 Fine Jerseys and registered male, good team. Im plements and niachlnory; 60 A. finest free soil under cultivation balanco timber nnd pasture; run ning water, deeded right to eame; small cheap house, largo barn Olid ample outbuildings. Prico $8000. will accept houso here In ileal. HOVVN .WHITE, Realtors. Holland Hotel Rldg. Phone 1.10. ' JCSie WHEN YOU think .t real estate, think of Drown & White. tf FOR RAIjIS MTWtJlUIif jANRjODS Foil SALE Hlcycles, $r,.no nnd up: chriMm-i trees; Pontine ami Itillek sedan. Hliults - Ihe Car Wii-her. 1.17 No. Central. Tel. I0,',!l. 274 KOI! SM.E Vellow Dent corn, $30. Tel. 1 17, Central Point. Frank Miller,. 270 FOR SAl.f'--Used plfino In good ronilltion, cheap. Tel. 12-lo-X. 30 Hose Ave. 271 FtUt SALE Flat top desk and nf nee swivel chair. Call at 111 Almond. 272 FOR SALE Wheat $1.50 per 100 lbs. Phone tito-J-il. $74 U"A 1 rtV'!.'!.. ' T !;':tl)' BUSINESS DIRECTORY ( Abstract MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Title, Title Insurance, Rooms S and 5, No. S3 North Central Ave., tipetaira. ' JACKKOV OO. ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Till and Tltlo Insurance. The only complete) Tltlo System In Jack sou Connty. Accountants WILSON AUDITING COMPANY Tux and Corporation Counselor. Auditors and Accountants. HI, M. VUnon. C. P. A.: Inland J. Knox. C. P. A. Liberty Bid., Phone 157-lt. Auto Tops FRANK'S TOP SHOP Auto tops and upholstery repairing. Cush ions and Curtains. 109 East 8 til St., Phone 418. ChlVoprnctlo Physician DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlro. practlc Nerve Specialist, Office hours 9 to 12, 2 to t. 203-204 Liberty Rldg. Office Phone 650; Re. Phone 790-H. DR. JOtTETT P. BRAT 8'jlte $08, Medford Rldg., for chlropractlo service. Scientific diagnosis and treatments. Office phone 1230. Kleetrlo Motor Kcpairlnje L. C. SCIIAFER Armature wind ing, electric motor repairing. Stock bearings and brushes. 31 N. Central. Phone 90-J-2. 871 Expert Window Cleaners LET QEOROE DO IT Tel. 117$. House cleaning. Floor waxing. Oriental Rug cleaning, specialty Financial WE LEND MONEY to worthy pea. pie to pay their honest debts. Pa clftc Coast Credit Association. 42S Medford Bldg., Medford, Ore. Furniture Repairing FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED re-finished, re-glued. We carry a full line of upholstering sam ples. A. N. Thlbault, Tel. 969-R. Housemovlne. BEFORE you tear It down, phone Medford Housemovers. 589-R-5. Money to Loan 6 Long Time J Mortgage Loan Phone ISM Commercial Finance Corp. Medford, Oregon Monuments THE OREGON GRANITE CO.-I Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Gen eral Manager; P. M. ; Kerens,' Sales Manager. 302 N. Front Music, Piano Instruction FRED ALTON HAIQHT Teaohdl of piano. Classical and populq music courses. Haight Musi Studio. 818 Liberty Lldg. Tel. 7, Palming and Pnpcrhanglng IIAIUtY MA It.K Painting, tinting, paper-hiinglng. lMtone 178-J.: . 2i;:',il M. A. BLISS & COMPANY Paint. Ing, paporlmnglng and Interlol finishing. 303 Crater Lake An Phono 1604. 41 Printer-, anil Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Hat the host equipped printing offlcs in Southern Oregon. Bookblnd Ing,' loose leaf ledgera, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. $7 N. Fir St. f Radio Service RADIO SERVICE on any make radio. II. O. Furucker, 22 South Grape street. Office Phone 831; Res. 1412. 181 Sand and Gravel C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel plant. Clean washed sand and gravel; crushed gravel, all aliet. Phone, plant 1203, or office 187. Storage WAREHOUSING Storage, Distri bution. Medford Warehouse, lit South Front St. phone SIS. '. Transfer EAD8 TRANSFER & STORAGE! CO. Office 111 N. Fir Street. Phone 315. Prices right. Service guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER A STORAGE. Service guaranteed. 20 S. Grape St., phone 644, or residence 1060. REINKINO TRUCKINO 8ERVICB Transfer and hauling of all kinds, office 10$ So. Front BU phone 832. FOK HAL ID MmCKLIiAXEOUi LINEN 'For sale, new Imported large llelfast tablecloth and 12 napkins, $:i.S. Cull 1 144-X. 274 FOR HALE New plane.- lnteat model. Will sacrifice $100 for Immediate sale. 225 South Oak dale. 270 FOR KALE Jonnthan and Spit enborg apples. Call Rogue R. Co., 13116. tf FOR KALE Rnlcrt alfalfa hay $18 per ton delivered. . Call 408-J-2 or Ashland 371-J-l. tf l.'OR SALE Pedigreed roller ca naries. Mrs. Jack Thrasher, . Jacksonville. Plume 173. 27.1 FOR SALE Jonathan nnd Delic ious apples. 50c and 75c. -Bring boxes. Joo Kantor, east -tf Phoenix, 371 FOR SALE Oet your Thanksgiv ing elder -at "Ye Olde Press," Woolverton ' Orchards, Central j Point. 327tt ! FOR SALE Usod sowing ma chines, all makes. $5 up: terms If desired. All makes rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co.. 24 North Bartlett. Ht BARGAIN Mixed oak and man sanlta, $3 a tier. Stock up now and save money. Phone 1144-X. tM FOR SALE At bargain, I oalt veneer doors, sire 2 feet by 7 '4 feet, with lock nnd without disss. Seo them at Mall Tribune office U ft LL