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V'AGK ELEVT7ST 1 "EVERYONE IN SOUTHERN OREGON READS THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE" . - tJ L-i . BRINGING- UP FATHER By George McManus BUSIXIJSS DIRECTORY OAbstmcta MURRAY ARSTRACT CO. Ab stracta of Title, Title Insurance, Rooms 3 nnd 5, No. 32 North Contra! Avo.. upstairs, c WELL'. SE.E-Ci.AMC,1 ) I'VE BEEM OM OUT. 1 OIDM'T v-r j chamce: .1 WHERE HAVE YOU BEEM? TO USE NAOOM- BUT OP" MIME- 0 1! ? Tb OJER MOV- JACK SOX ro. AHSTKACT CO. Abstracts of T 1 1 1 o nml Title Insurance. T h o only coiuplcto Title S y t e m In Jackson County. POUTLANP, , Jan. 2. (P) Wholesale butter ami uks quota iu.nn opened unchuniied today, lluiter tono waa weak with ro (fijUs lighter und daniand fair. General firm news characterized ennntry drvmed meat and poultry undo. Karl y quotations were .steady on all lines. exeepiin hi avy hens, which were Inclined 2 cents higher, quutint 20 to 22 centH a pound, due to netlve de mand. Accountants Wn.SON AUUITINO COMPANY Tax anil Corporation Counselors, Auditors anil Accountants. K. M. Wilson. C. P. A.; Loland J. Knox, C. P. A. Liberty llldg., I'hono H.7-K. Anto Top.q MEDF0RT5 rM'SUi TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKKiiON'. FUIhAY. .TAN TAliV . 1W0 BUTTER AND EGGS OPEN UNCHANGED"! IT UOOKS T- 0D . . ( VaIE HAVE. ( y U n WW ' X 7 o THE MARKETS Tdvestoek. ' POIiTLANU, Jan 2. -VP) Cat tle .,5, ealvey 10; quotahly steady. llns 300, inrludinff M5 on con trnei; talking- Hteady. Sheep 735, . Including r:,7 on contract; steady. Portland Produce I I'ORTUXD, Jan. 2. P Hur ;ter; Weak, quotations unchanged. 10ns: About steady, unchanged. Poultry: Heavy hens lie higher for best. (Buying prices) alive, heavy hens over Al lbs., 20-22c; medium hens, 8!i-4lii Hjh., 15-1 tic; I Ik hi hens, 12e; springs, 20c; Po le in ducks, 4 lbs. nnd over, 18c; turkeys, No. 1, 29-31c; geese, 17 lSc. - .Milk (hutterfat), country meats, onions, putuoos, wool, nuts, hay, cur-ara hark and hops steady and unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 2. JPi Wheat futures: j Open High Low Close Jan .tiii .65 .t5 .tifi May .'. S .t!8 .68 .US Cash wheat: Ilig Itend bluestem 70 Soft white , Uti Western white titi Hard winter 68 Northern spring 03 Western red (13 Outs: No. 2-3S lb. white 24.50 Today's car receipts: Wheal 2 0 :: ; ba r Icy 1 : flour 2 S ; corn ti : hay li. San Francisco Itntierfat SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2. (JP) nmterfat f.o.b. San Francisco 35c. Wall Street Report NEW YORK, .Ian. 2 (IP) The ! Ktr.fl. miirkol clnuciH Htrnnf tndn I after rising vigorously in an after noon rally that turned net losses of 1 to ti points into advances of 1 to 4. Huying of the rail and motor Issues featured the advance. I'nion Pacific, Atlantic Coast Line and Auburn Auto rose 4; Erie, New Yi rk Central, Louisville & Nash ville and Johus Manville 2 to 3 and I'. S. Steel, llethlchem Steel, Amer ican Can and American Telephone 2 to 2z. Sales approximated 1. T.Hi.imiO shares. ; Today's closing prices for 15 se lected slocks follow: . Am. can 113i Am. Tel. & Tel 1S1 Anaconda it- Col. (las 30 Cuitiss Wright 2 (leneial Electric (new) 45 Ceneral Motors 37 Kcnnicnt Copper -I'.s Mr.nt. Ward l'Vs Radio Corporation 13 Is Reading SOw, Sears Roebuck 4712 S. P flti l'nited Aircraft 25 '.4 V. S. Steel 142 LAKE CREEK, Ore.,Jan 2. (Spl.) iDennett (lardner, who has been gone from this community for several years, surprised the home lolks by returning the day before ChristmaH. Mr. (iurdncr has visited several of the middle west stales during his absence, hnl has been more recently in Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ragstlale nre slaying for a while at the Hags dale ranch. Miss Marjorle Nichols, who is spending her vocation with her mother In Medford, is III with the mumps. SJiss Millie Meyer Is very 111 wlih mumps at the home of her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. A. Meyer Mrs. Charles Wilkinson of the Dead Indian Soda Springs was called to Talent Sunday by the ill ness of her daughtur, .Mrs. Claude Jones. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Walch and faintly were Sunday guests at the .Ti lin Walch home. Herbert firissom ate Christmas dinner at the .1. W. Walch home. Alls. Orissntn, who has been visit ing her Bister, Mrs. Will Nelson, nnd Iter parents. Mr. and Mrs. K. Sllnison. near Medford, rMurmd homo Saturday. O Henry Poch spent Christmas clay with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Poch. in MeiLford. Mrs. Pech and son Enill. raW' home with him to spend a few days. Mr. and Mrs. lieie Hrown hail their children all home for Christ mas. Those present were Mr. nnd Mrs. A. L. Pech and children. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dallaire of Euaene, Miss lsolee Hrown of Medford and Donna and Helen l!(on. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ko-!rlsby V children. Donald and Richard, en Joved their annual Chris! mns! tee and dinner with Mis. ToiuUind Hnrrv. Mr. and Mrs. Ted lloefft had as -f LAKE CREEK $ 1931, Ion Failure Strviw. IncCrm Brmin ri.M, r.,.ru. THE NEBBS The Orator f waL.MCLCPlKJT.WATOiD N IOM, L mfr M aMO SPEECH ! IT WAS THE NT ' a W$M CO -r KaER FROM LASTSJEW WEARS . ' . AMO uAWGUAaE VOU'VC 7 ill ffl, '"' Christmas guests Sirs, lloefft's nio- ther und uncle, Mrs. J. Meehnn and U. B. Scott and her brother, J. 11. Meehan. and family of Medford. .Mr. und Mrs. Claude Savior and dailKhter. Ilertha, spent Cliristmas with M.r. and Mrs. Charles Seelield. .Mr. and Mrs. Vernon .Monia ol!tlo Portland Oregon Journal. Medford: Klsie Wilhite, who is a j About mid-October a flock of 15 colleKo student at Corvallis; lla.ei turkeys . mysteriously disappeared Wilhite, who is attending high : f,.om tlp j, j, Arant farm here, school at KaRlc Point, and (Hand- searches were made, as the birds ma Wilhite of Eagle Point were , vvc,,.( wante fol. tjie TbanksKivinrj Cliristmas Ritests at the C. E. Wil- L.oa!,1)n but the tlock was Kven ul, hite homo. I , s ios. More than a month passed MY. and Mrs. C. R. Moore had ' for a Christmas Ruest their daugh ter, Theltna Moore, who Is an em nlovo of Mann's department store. C.us Peck spent Christinas day with Ills staler,. Airs, jautt, rreuen liurg, and family nf Medford. API'LIOCATE, Ore. Jan. 2. (Spl.) 'The .spirit; of Christmas prevailed throughout the Apple Kate country. Many of the schools ; presented prof-rams. ("niontown j nave a prniiram and ocint Friday! evening with the ladies club of, that district sponsoring th com-1 munity tree and Christinas treats. Little AnpleKato. Watkins and several otliers presented their pro-; prams Friday afternoon. Uuchi followed with a program Christmas eve. Mr. and Mrs. Harold KuMi and family, residents of Medford for the past few months, hnve moved to the Applef-ate, hiving rente j the Jlenson ranch on Humbug. The ranch Is owned by Jap Andrews of Medford. Hi ley Norris is recovering- from si very severe attack of flu, havimr been ill for several weeks. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kverctt Smith of San Iiernardino were exported to arrive last Tuesday to spend two weeks' vacation here with Mr. Smith's parents. Mr. and Mrs. IM Smith. Mr. Smith has been em ployed as assistant state highway engineer in California for the past two years. They will visit Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holzgang in Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. John Holzgang in Uunsmtiir, formerly of A pple gate, before coming here. Mr. and Mis. C. W. Oily and Mr. nnd Mrs. Riley Norris and family left Wednesday for Ro.e hurs to spend the holidays at the home of Mrs. Culy's niece. Mrs. (ieorge Prowl. Mrs, Culy Will stay for an extern! ed visit. Mrs. Hnnshaw nnd daughter. Mrs. Conway from Cambridge. Ida., here to spend the winter with their daughter nnd sister. Mrs. J. A. Wct, are spending o few days nt the home of Mrs. Menshnw's broth er, Sherman flodlove, of Medford. Mrs. Uie Cantrcll. daughters fialo nnd Norma, and Mrs. Truitt Cn litre 1 1 of Medford were Sunday afternoon callers nt the home of Mrs. Dora Saltmarsh. who is re covering from the mumps. Donald Allen, who has employ ment near San Franrinco. is spad ing the holiday vacation here with relatives. I,ester St. John of Utile Apple gate will camp on Sterling crenl; the remainder of the winter where heJ- engau-ed in mining. Mrs. St. John and children will 1'ave after p- holiday for Ashland where they will he at the home of her it-r. Mr. and Mrs. I'aul Phinne- an-1 daughter of Drerkf nriH". T-x.i.. brother "f Hoy Phinrtey of I.I t 1 1- Apph-gate. nrrived In Ashland iast Friday at the home of Mr. ney's mot her, M rs. - Sara h Heed. Mr. and Mrs. phinuey hope to In cite somewhere ;n iouthrn Ore Ron. Ilughle Combrst. who is camped at Warner Cap thi winter whth- ng some trapping in that viein- rejtorted the trapping of"V fiher er M: . Combe.ft ' : I I I APrLtbAlt out a line of trajis and has raushtl several coyotes.'1 a flock of Applcgatp turkey,; j hy their peculiar disappearance forj ;a month before Thanksiiivinu. niadci themselves of sufficient importance; ! t set space in a recent issue of. a ThanksKlvlnc murnlnsr. too late for them to adorn as many diniuK tables, the K astute turkeys f'u. came walking; back to tile Aram 111. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh lirown left for Los Angeles this week to spend tile holidays nt the home of Mr. Ilrown's brother. Hoy Hrown. The bijr Applegate Sunday school gave a very successful Christmas program last Sunday evening at the Watkins schoolhouse where their services are held every Sunday.. Th house nnd tree, .was nicely decorat ed as the school left them. After the program everybody received a Christmas treat fr.im the Sunday school. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crump left Wednesday evening to accompany Mr. anil Mrs. Edward Oantrall of Medford to Portland, where they will visit Christinas day with rel atives. ANDKHSON CRKKK. Ore., Jan. 2. (Spl.) Jack Holtman and family of Hakeview and Charles, Mr-Cnnna and wife of Klumath Fulls Hpent Christmas at James, MaeDowells. Dinner gucKts at the Mays home Christmas were Mrs. A. A. Davis of Santa Cruz, Cal.. F. M. Center and K. J. Centers. Mr. and Mrs. Myers of phoenix were Sunday callers at C.eorKo McAnally's. Jim Marquess has gone to Anu corles, Wash., to spend . a month with his daughter, Mrs. Hansen. Ualph Creen was a Suuday r;iller at James MacDowell's. Mrs. James Mays and daugh ter were In Medford Friday. Mrs. Frank Marquees was shop ping In Medford Friday. Steve Iunak was out to Medford Tueday. The Christmas program at the school . house proved highly en joyable for all attending. K. J. Center was In AMitnnd Saturday. Mrs. C. Jones and daughter. Hon Nell, spent the week-end in Ashland. (ieorge McAnally and wife were nut to Medford TuoMhiy. Hill Stickler nnd family of I-a-ronie Hpent Christmas with the TtUfhnell family. . D. C. Hale and family wen In Medford Monday. John Kdgur and Frances Hehu ette speYit Monday evening i't James Mays'. (Jegrge Voting spent Christmas in Medford at the home uf Will Miuilthy. Jack Holtman and family called at f leoiv McAnally's S u n d a y ufii'tnoon. O 0 PHOSPI-X'T, On. Jan. John Phln-T'fSpi. ) Mr. and Mrs, I la li kerup, of the power plant, nt Monday sloping in Mciroru. Huhe Mtrtro has n et iv d news of the death of hie KtnndmMb' r. Mrs. OuMerhou.se. of San Iier nardino, Cftl. She wnw ft yearn rt Id and df ath was canrd hv old A. K. Mooic and Mike Snyder ANDERSON CREEK 1 ! PROSPECT 1 1 . of Central Point, were dinner guests of Mr. ' and Mrs. Huhe Moore Monday. Mr. and Mi's. Hill Mooney and soiu' were dinner guests Christmas of Mrs. Frances Pearson ami sons. Mr. and Mrs. Hill Mooney and sons left December 26 to spend the remainder of the vacation with relatives in California. Mr. and Mrs. . Uido (Jriove, OnniM (Iricve, Mr. and Mrs. Track ltoothhy and Frank Hoothby spent Christmas ns guests ot Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Manning und Mls Dency Manning. Mr. and Mrs. Huhe Moore and children visited relatives in Cen tral Point Chrintmas. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Chapman had as guests Christmas several relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manning spent Christmas eve and Christ mas as guests of Mrs. K. II. Jlurd in Medford. Mrs. Victor Chapman and dau- ghter returned homo Sunday. Clem Clarke and Hugone tiaik started for Santa Cruz, Calif.. Monday. ICach took a ear loud and trailer load of furniture for their father. C. W. Clarke. They expert to he cone five days. The swimming pool at Cnsradr f Jorge ih-.now a line skating pond, due to continued cold weather. Skating parties are held nearly every night. Professor Inrson has been quite 111 with the mumps. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Clarke and family, Mr- and Mrs. Clem Clarke nnd family, Kuuene Clarke, Nina Clarke ami Fern Clarke were din ner guests Christmas of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Clarke. Brisbane's Today (Continued from Paga One) visible unci infinitely nicin' ileailly microscopic! enemies with electric projectiles. While deeply religions believers knelt In the hiiow, praying, soldiers of the Ktissiiin government tore down u cathedral on the bank of the Dnieper river, makitiK bonfires of sacred pictures, images nnd vest nients of priests. This action of Russia's govern ment, comes under the heading. "Worse than a crime, a blunder." Karl Marx will never compete with the rounder or Christianity in influencing human beings. Perse cution of religion will only Increase religious power. The Stock Kxcliange. which gen orally knows in advance about ev ery thing except It suit , welcouie 1 It:; 1 with confidence. Thousands or shares were being sold Wednesday that losers might get credit on their Income tax re ports. Ordinarily that would put prices down. Ilut. In sidle of it. prices went up. nnd stayed up. from one to eight point. The Interstate commerce com mission will doubtless approve the plan to Permit a merger cu'easu rn railroads. It Is not conceivable that anyone or consequence would ob ject to Hipping lllllioi esfnt y losses and waste, amounting lo hundred or millions n year. ' The merger, based on economy and sci.se, will start the year well. q I ... An able imsineHfnnn. ftiHcu'.s Ing advertising, sauf: "If condi tions !'. good In I'.'ill, we (fipll in crease our ndvertiHlngyctet'i'ivelv' An uiiually able and (rise buslii tBt man would have said: " If coii lions am NOT good In 1MI. e are going to Ini-reiic advertising ck t-nsively." O U - A n port of llcneinl Pood Com pany for l!C!H, Issued by Colby M. Chester, president, shows that its business increased many millions in thanks (o aggressive ad vertising, phis good management. And, best of all. no workers have , been discharged and no wages ro J dured. ' The man who advertises cour ageously in a time of depression, may see his profits diminish tem porarily, ImL ho holds his business. aml the loss in proht is not as groat las it would he without ,tho adver tising. Notice of Final settlement. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed her final ne roniit n.t executrix of the estate of John Hrownsworth, deceased, with 'the County Court of Jackson Coun tv, -Oregon, and thai said court bus set January 12, 1H3I, nt the hour of 10:00 o'clock in tho forenoon of said day in the court room of said court in the Court House nt Med ford, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing- objections hereto nnd ihe settlement thereof. "All persons interested ore hereby notified to appear at said time and place nnd jshnw caune. if any they have, why j.said final account should not be approved hy said court and said executrix discharged from her trust, and file any such objections Ion or before said date. Dated nnd first published December 12.' HUM. K V A WOODDHIDOi:. Oxeeutrix of ihe Estate of John Itrownswort h. Deceased. DON H. NKW1M RY, Attorney for F.xecutrix. Nolleo of Annual Meeting The annul) I meeting or the stock holders or tha .Inckson County Eltlllding and Loan Association will bo held at 30 North Central Ave nue. Medford. Oregon, on Monday, January 5. 19.11 at 7:.'10 p. in., ror the purpose or electing Dlree torfl and Increasing tho reserve rund capital stock Trom ten thous and to fifty thousand dollars. O. C. notion, Secretary. CLASSIFItO ADVESTIStirb KATES Rati 9r wsrd for hrtt Imirtlvn. 2e; Meh lucctiding Inicrtlon, lc; nlnlmun 25c. Indil your idf with For Sail, For Rant, Itc, ind count thast words as won as sack InltUI. talaonona fiuMDtr, atc aa word. ciusined aos in aavanca ana nor lain am phono, unlets admlkar hu onthly ttcaunt. la allowanca tor ahona arrors. ITKLP WANTEtl MALE tloV IS or VII. to mart as part time hutiK-r. Auto Jlc.auty Hhoo. WANTKD SITCATtONS " 1 1 ' C1 in.'irrleil man wants work driving truck or c;tr. any sl.e. 7la I'alm, between and la p. m: WANTED Hy young married man With sales or orflee experience, good habits and personality, a position with .Modftird or Itoglie Itiver valley coni-eni. Address Ilex . II.. Mail Tribune. 2s!i MISClJIitiAMXlCS AHIII-AND Convalescent and Rest Home, caress lor old peoples and Invalids. a lOlf AUTO GI.ARH Installed while you wait. 109 K. 8th. lstr I.CJST l..'"ly s lirnwn r-'ttle liaise eontainlnir- driver's li-ensi' and pair of gliissi-s. i-'lnib-r m;iv kei'i llllllli-y. I.envt' at 'I'l'i InUli' olllic. i s I LOST If dog Is missing, call 151 it. 2 r, c, 1 r Company fi O General InBuranct Mtdford, Ora 1M w! fvlirri Pbona 1124 WANTED MISCKIjIvANICOUS 1MGHKST rash prices paid for chickens, turkeys, etc. We do expert culling. Our trucks call everywhere. .Medfurrt -Poultry Co.. -J'JH No. Kiverside ( rear . Phone I mil. 'J- WAN'Tlin A used washer. Ail- dn-.ss II. K.. Mull Tribune. LOCATj or long distance hauling. We guarantee to save you money. Maw ley TranHfnr, 019 No. Hlver sldu. Phono 1044-X. 2U8tr RAW VUns WANTED I0 not ship; wo pay the price. Ilide9, wool and pelts. Medtord ltar gain House, 21 N. Grape tit. 227tf VANTI-in--2nd hand goods & junk. Cats. 15(111 Prune. Ph. ti-17-1.. 312 FOR CAUDEN nnd field plowing, sand, gravel ar)i sediment. Tel. 912-J. Samuel Isatcman, tf CASH PAID for junk. J7 North Orupe SI. Tel. 1069 206tf Kot:.D Pet duck. Owner may have same hy calling 7-l'-l-t. 2S2 FOR WENT At'AKTMENTS l-'Ol: ltl-:.T Oowntnwn apart ment, rurnlshed; strictly modern; eli-i-trle range: nioderate rent, .lack Wakefield, I'alm III, Ik. If FOR RENT 3-room furnished apt; water and liglita paid; f HI. 325 So, Ivy. 22 FOR RENT 3-room apt., furnish ed, with bntll. Call at 42j c.o, Oakdale. 2X.ri FOR RENT Clean turn, apt, 1S. 217 W. 2nd. 2S2 FOR RENT Furn. apt. 311 No. Ilartlett. 27liir' FOR RENT Furnished npts; lights, water, garage; $12, $15, $17. Phono 4M-1I. 27IU FOR RENT u ana $10 apnrt menta; walls newly tinted; hot and cold water, ham und tonec, 2-story brick building at Jack sonville, io minutes rrom Mini rord. See Mr. Cnllders, real es tate, or The Nugafet Conrection- ery more. ajtt' FOR RENT Clean modern apt. New Arthur Arms, Steam heat. Friiiidulre, garage. $30 N. Holly. 2li0tr FOR RENT Furn. housekeeping rooms. 826 E. Jackson, I'hono 749-W. 263tr FfJR RENT 2-ronm duplex apt. wlnlor pnoed. Bill Haven. 2IHi",tr FOR RENT Fully modern apart ments. Living roum, kitchen, bath and gnrugo; hot and cold water and lUcht, furnished, $25.00. 4-room apt., fully mod ern, $30.00. Also cheap cnblns at $20.00 and $25.00 Sunrise Super Station, 12th and River aide. Phone 133$. tr FOR RENT Furnished apt. 217 W. 2nd. ' SGBtf FOR KK.NT HttUNICH FOR RENT Furnished 3-room houe, Phoenix, $13, water paid. Phono Jacksonville 3114. 2S3 FOR RENT Furnished house. 3 large rooms and bath, well In cited, ror $2j. Phono 1I4H or 1322. 280tr FOR RENT 5-room rurnlshed huni.-uliiw, at 508 So, Gi-.tpo. 282 FOR RENT rartlv furnished 4 rm. holts,,. 414 8. Rivrside, 282 FOR RENT Small Mm. house, apt. and Harare, liiw W. 10th. tt FOIt RENT 5-room cottage, with bath and kitchen range, on West 1Mb St. Apply Wing Agency or 4110 King St. tr FOR RENT Cottage with elcrln range. 103 So. O.lkdale. 851tf FOR RENT 4-room furnished house at 1127 W. Main. Phone C. A. DeVoe, 523-J-2. Q U FOR RENT Homes. Furnished or unfurnished, lirown White. I I7tf By SOL HESS FOR RENT JttSUKIiliANEOUB FOU liKNT Desk space. 125 F. thh St. lnqulro 2X4 FOR RENT Oarasre, $3.00 per month. 325 So. Riverside Ave. tr FOR KEN1 rtJllNlSHKD ROOMS rooms $2.00 per wk; bachelor cabins $2.50 per wk. , 445 So. Front. 287 FOR RENT Nice room nnd board reasonable rales. Phone ili'.l-ll 2S2' FOR RENT Nleo rooms nt I.ako hotel. $2.00 and $3.00 per Week. Hot water and heat. 2S3 ROOM ANtl HOARD, reasonable; garage. 33 N. Pearls 290 BCSI.YESS OPrOlrlTUN ITI K8 FOR SALE Established ruel busi ness in Grants Pass. Good op portunity for capable man with some capital or security. Write Hex 2!'2, Grunts Pass, ore. 2S I FILING STATION and stop for sale or trado, on Highway. See owner, North Central at M.I! Service. 2Sotf FOR KX CHANGE) MILK GOATS to trade ror cedar posts, shakes or what? 222 N. Central Ave.. Medrord. 283 FOR RALIt lilVICSTOCK FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow: nl falfa hay. Phono 1 lltl-W. 279tf FOR 8A1J5 AUTOMOBUjES AUSTIN BANTAM CAR A low priced popular seller, has given us several used cars at attractive prices to the buyer. SEE OUR USED CARS Our terms are belter our values greater. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. Hll So. Riverside, Ave. 287 TWO SCI'ER SPECIALS 1930 Essex town sedan; look, nnd runs like n new car. Priced at . a very low figure. 1029 Chevrolet landau sedan: fin ish like new, good tires, very at tractive price. A real cut on this one. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. Chrysler Dealers. 287 A REAL STEAL 1920 Ford A roadster In tlrst-clnss shape; new tires, good finish, rumble seat. WESTERN ORE. FINANCE CO. Jl-iUUon-ldssox Gut-ago, Tel. 18. 287 MUST HE SOLD 1928 Chevrolet coupe 1028 Chevrolet rondatcr. 1:120 Dllrant coupe 1920 Chevrolet sedan. WESTERN ORE. FINANCE CO. See them at Hudson-Essex Garage. 287 FOR SALE Chevrolet touring cur; gone 13.000 miles; good tiiv. lli'iiuse; $50. At 622 South Holly. 284 FOIt RALIWTRUCKS FOR SALE Good used truck, suit able ror ranch work or wood hauling. CfWI 31S. 165tf FOR BAIjnr noMKS FOR SALE '2 nearly new homes on Rerrydale Ave.; $25 down and $25 per 1110. C. C. Chapman. Trail. Phono 30-X-l 1. 2 FOR RENT, LEASE OR HALE Sarriricc unusually attractive new stuceo home. Phono 970.!. C!o5 Cnluiribiis. 282 lot'SES Tor sale or rent. Cull 105 .1a No. Central. 28lllf FOR 8Alili HEAL ESTATE) A SPLENDID VALI'E In 2 acres finest soil and new 4-room house, under construi-tlon, lor $1100; l'-rins. Hrown er While, Realtors, Hull. mil Hotel lll.lg. 275tr WHEN YOIT think c,f real stats think of lirown & White. tf FRANK S TOR SHOI' Auto tops nnd upholstery repairing. Cush ions and Curtains. 109 East 8th St., I'hono 4 IS. Chiropractic. Physlelnn DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlro practlco Nervo Specialist, orrieo hours 11 to 12, 2 to 5. 203-204 Liberty l'.ldg. office Thone 680; Res. I'hono 790-H. DR. JOUETT 1'. IiRAY Suite 308, Meiirord lildg., Tor chlropractlo service. Scientirie diagnosln and treatments. Clfricc iihonc 1230. Kleelrio Motor ReiMlrlnfc I.. C. SCHAFER Armature wind ing, electric motor repairing. Stock bearings and brushes. 33 N. Central. Phono lt0-J-2. 371 Kxport Window Cleaners LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172. House cleaning. Floor waxing. Oriental rug cleaning, specialty. Financial WE LION I) MONEY to worthy peo ple lo pay their honest debts. Pa cific Coast .Credit Association, 423 Medford llldg., Medrord, Ore. Furniture Ilcpalrlni FCRNITI-RE Rl-:-CI'trOLSTF.REn re-finished, re-glued. Wo carry a full line of upholstering sam ples. A. N. Thiliault, Tel. 9C9-R. Ifoiiscmovlnf? BEFORE you tear It down, phone .vieiitoru ilousemnvers, 589-K-5. Money to Loan f liOnp; Time 1101,1 I-""'' f ) Mortgngo Txinns I'hono 11122 Commercial Finance Corp. Medford, Oregon Monu nients THE OREGON GRANITI3 CO. Monuments. K. A. Hicks, General Manager; I'. M. Kershaw. Sale! Manager. 302 N. Front St. Music Piano instruction FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teache or piano. Classical and populai music courses. Halght MussJ Studio. 318 Liberty Bids., Tel 73 Painting anil Pnpcr1ianp;tnj( HARRY MARX Painting, tinting puper-nungmg. pnone 178-j. 2C9HJ M. A. BLISS & COMPANY Paint ing, paporhanglng and lnterlot rinishlng. 302 Crater Lake Ave Phono 1004. 41 I'rlntcrs nml l'nhllsliers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Hal tho best equipped printing ofrics In Southern Oregon, llookhlnd. Inff. loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. S7 N. Fir St. Radio Service RADIO SERVICE on any make radio. H. O. Purucker, 22 South Grapo street. Office Phone 336; Res. 1442. 381 Sand and Gravel C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel plant. Clenn washed sand and gravel; crushed gravel, all sizes. Phone, plant 1203, or office, 127. Storago WAREHOUSING Storage, Distri bution. Medford Warohouse, 810 South Front St. Phone 816. Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 111 N. Fir street. Phone 315. Prices right. Service guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE. Scrvlro guaranteed. 20 8. Grape St., Phone 644, or residence 100, REINKINO TRUCKING SERVICE! Transfer nnd hauling of all kinds, orrice 309 South Front St. Phone 332. IX) It S A IjK M ISCKIATjAN T)U8 FOR SALH Loose alfnlfa hay, bnled grain hay. Elmer Ross, it. V. D., Ross Lane. asftt SINGER sewing machine, $5.00: new ft bed, $"00; 4-holo coaloil range with oven, $12.50; 3 cen ter tables. 2 trunks, kitchen table picture frames, tobacco cutter and several other small articles. Davis Trans. & Sturage. 282 FOR SALE Nearly ne-.v electric automatic pressuro ystem. 8ee at C. C. Chapman home, Berry dale Avo. $82 FOR SALE Wheat, $1.50 per 100 lbs. phone 950-J-2. 287 FOR SALE Jonathan and Spits enherir annln-L Cult TlncriiA 11. Pn V 1 1"". S 1 a . . tf FOR SALE Usert sewing ma chines, nil make. $5 np; terms ir di-slred. All make rented and repaired. Whlto Sewing Machine Co., 24 North Ilartlett. tf ItAROAIN Mixed oak and man iMniin, $.1 n tier. Stock up now and aavt) money. Phone 1144-X. U FOR SALE At harsraln, 2 oak veneer doors, sir: b f.-et by Teet, with lock nnd without glass. See them at Mall Tribune ufflce, , tf. :'-!;, 5v 0
