Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 03, 1931, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text. . MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUOMEDFOftD, ORKCiOX, KA'lTUnAV. J A NT A 1 ,' V Hat. o PAGE FIVE "EVERYONE IN SOUTHERN OREGON READS THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE" PORTLAND,' Ore., Jan. 3. Mj Opening in Ices wero generally un changed in wholesale markets for farm produce today. Tone of both butter and egg markets was Weak. Butter rccelpti) were heavy and egg receipts wore jimplo with llRlit buyer demand for both. Storage off urines found few takers. ' . THE MARKETS Livestock ' PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 3.(f Hops 085, cuttlo SO, calves 5, sheep 30. hops and sheep all direct. Week's totals approximately: Hobs 3470, cattlo 1215, calves 95, sheep 1535. . HOGS: Compared week ago. all classes steady. Top and bulk light butchers $9.50, strong weights and heavies $9.25 down to $8.50. Rough packing sows mostly $7.00. n few at $(!.50, smooth $7.50. , Under 150 pound pigs to killers $x. 50-9.25. Feeders scarce $8.50 9.50. CATTLE: Compared week ago. all classes steady to strong with steers and heifers 25 and in spots fille higher. Fairly good steers iH. 50-8. 75 wjth one load $9.15, others $8.25 down to $0.50. mostly $7.00 or bettor. Car lots heifers up to $8.20. Straight loads of cows absent, quotable up to $li.75. Low cutters and cutters $2.50-4.50, mostly $3.00 up. Medium to fair ly good bulls $4.50-6.00, a few at $5.50. Calves and vealers $10.00 down with strictly choice vealers IU"tabk! to $11.00. Off grades down to $5.00 and beblow. SHEEP: Quotably steady with week ago. Common to strictly choice lambs $4.00-7.00. Medium to choice yearlings $3.50-5.00. Cull to choice ewes $1.00-3.00, mostly $1.50' up. - Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 3.1P) 11CTTER and EGGS: Weak tone; quotations unchanged. '.MILK (buttorfnt) poultry, coun try meats,- onions, potatoes, wool, huts, hay, cascara bavk and hops s(eady,nnd' unchanged. Portland Wheat ..PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 3. pj -Wheat' futures: Open High Low Close -Inn. B5 i .(15 .05 .05 .May 6S .CS . .GS .OS (.'ash wheat: Mlir Hcnd bluestem 70 Soft white : .till Western white CO Hard winter 03 Northern spring. fi:'. Western red 03 Outs No. 2 38-11). white $24. Today's car receipts: Wheat 5S. floi.r 3, corn 1, oats 1. , San Fi-iiiu-isco Itiitterfal S."' FRANCISCO. Jan. 3. Of) iji'.tterfat f.o.b. San Francisco 33c. Wall Street Report NEW YORK. Jan. 3 fP The ftnek market finished the, week ntltl n n tier the influence of New Vriir's cheer today. Hhnrn prices were helped tiy the prompt suhiniHHlon of tin; four- party ea.stern railway eon.Hnllda tiun plan to the interstate com merce commiwuoh, by the im proved tune In cum tnodi ties, and by the pickup in activity reported uL automobile and ntcel plantH. .TMvotitl nharr.s fnlned only mod eriitcty, few gains exceed In? point or two, but some of the vein tile Ihsucs rnshnl up sharply, and trading wns fairly m-tive. the turinivrr for the short sejsion ;ik i;rfnting l,rM0.Ou0 wbares. Today's elOMiiitf prtrcs for K seleto( stock follow: Am. fan Mt'i Am. TV!, and Tel lsP Anaconda rot. (in 37 CuvUhn WriKht M Vi Vnernl Mlectric (new) 4fi (leneral Motors II" :ft Kennicot Copper 2 4 Mont. Ward lk Kadlo Corporation 1 lleadinir 4 4 Sear Koch tick SO s. p , !S fnlted AlV Craft.. 3rN i. s. nw 1 43 '.a JACKSONVILLE. Ore. Jan. 3. tSpcolnll The high schoXil Sun day school class and teacher. Mrs. G. o. Sanden. pleasantly sur- pilscd Fred Kdcns. at the homo of his parents. Mr. and Mr V'lll Kdcns. Thursday evening Twenty-three young people were piesent. The evening was spent nt cumcs. after which refreshment were served. Fred JMens. mem ber of the V. . navy, left l'ri day for Rreoiolton. Wash.. wli'-r' his ) tk "Jevxite-'ton" W tloni-e). Helen ll:e r and Mrs. K. C. oli-ly .1'- :rd e (Jin Fll, M Ihev nane iV "WXt'tos. 0is Ke Iif'. fV called en Mrs. lenrafc .airall Wednesday. Q Jacksonville high srnool boys haxkrtnall team ployed Medford Junior high team at the Medford nrmory Wednesday evening. Jack sonville won. S3 to 17. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Wilson en tertained at dinner New Years dny, The following were present- Mrs JACKSONVILLE BRINGING UP 3V COLV-V-TH6 QOUT CAMii tfsj HANJOV OlOM'T HAVE TO GO . to The opera, with L1B .1..' ', - THE NEBBS The Philosopher r l WAJMT TO X'OM NOtJ KieeD Am I MOST CONFESS OH, MRS. POTTS , VOO TAKE THIS TOO APOLOS'te FOR MV MOT APoLoeixe TO SOU MPS WES9 MV SeM-lOUSUV ftNO PA.ROOM ME.BUTVOuR HUSo&NDj ACTIOM5 R w We ViUASl MaomEn' I IFF l5WT 'so PLEASO.KIT HUSftCvtslD LOVES A OOASREL OR ARGUMENT I AT TUE PARTV J .5 mSO Am5 MV FArt ER ( AMO VOuR FATHER IS NOT OPPOSED TO IT VAST I THE LIFE OP ( TOSEvER OuARREUNS. I EITHER - GIVE THEM S.V MORE MOMTMS I -7- V THE PARTV I AT FIB5T TWEV VOEI2.E ABIT TOGETHER AMD THEY'LL BE SO NECESSARY I 1 ( y I ONJSFCvA.TIve WITH THEIK? ( "TO EACH OTHER THAT THEY'LL BOTH J (Copyfiijlrt. 1W1.br Th Pfll Sjn H. W. Fit-Is, Mr. and Mrs. '. .1. Kick nnd sons, Iawreneo iU lialf. Mr. unci Mrs. FhmI Firk and duuj;!;ter, Virsinia, and iho host and hoftens. Mr. und Mrn, Cicorntv Wcndti and i'hildrn were linmr' gui'ins of Mr. und Mi's. Arthur Wvst of the Oak Ciovl- district Kunday evening. Mr. and : M Jack Thr;;:;l:cr had as nestri at d inner Thursday Mr. and Mi-h. lou Iofland of Uoss Lane. . , . ,. Mr. and Mrn." Arthur Went and daughter, lietty of Ouk drove HpenL Tlnirfdny eveninK' nt the (li'oi-ge Vemlt home. A county meeting fur the I'nf-ent-Teaeher assoiiallons will ' held In Central point January 1". vVll interested are welcome to at tend. Mrs. Cora White of Medford spent Thursday and Friday with her sister, Mrs. Kile White. Mrs. Ofcur Lewta and Mrs. Hoy Jones were hostesse-s at dinner itt the lloy Jones home in Central Point New Years day. The eVen ftiff was spent at hride. Those present were Mr. and Mrt. John It. Knight. Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Heneh. Mr. nnd Mrs. llohert Fin ney of Jacksonville, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kendall of Medford and the hostesses. Dick Hartnian loft Thursday for Kpokanp, Wash., where he if employed at the forest pei-vice of fice. He spent the holidays with relatives here. Miss Olive Hokuii of Thompson creek was a miest Thursday of Mrs. William Uoran. ' New Years guertU; of (h-andina CantraH at Amy's place were Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cantrall and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Cantrall of lUh-h. Mr. and Mrs. John CantraH and! datiKhterH, C.ale and Norma of Medford and James Cfintrall. Hutli Appleuate. Itirdie Mln tosh and hula and Audrey Metz jjer of Ja-ksunvillo participated in the dame revue at the 'ra-J lerinn New Years eve. Shirley and Donna Cantrall j spent the pavt week at the home of their grandparent s. Mr. and . Mis. Miles Cantrall, on Appl'f,-ate. omr Culy of i;ij? Aipiemn was a d hi ner uest at t he T. K. Dunninuton home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Niekols of Klam ath Falls fpent the holidays with their son. It. I). NickoU on North Third street. Mr. and Mrs. Koy Camhera of Lakeview called New Years day at the home of Mr. William Imuran. Atnont; tlmso who have visited the Jacksonville museum the last few days are Mr. and Mrs. Victor lAJhiuist and family of Almena. Wir; Lillian Claines, and K. O. CiaiiiT-s. Ulddle, Ore.; Willie Clas non. Kltfln, Ore.; (luy IC. Tatnerls and Martha (.. Tumeric. Kah-mn, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. . V. Thur-ir..t-,, i f :i-,.vi- linili llooVer. Uosehurix: Mr. and Mrs. C. I". Wilson. Houlder. Colo., and II. H. Teeter of Taeoma. lie Jolly club ladles and hun hands were entertained at the V. A. Hcnpeter home Nw Year's eve. flames were enjoyed through out thv evenim;. A mo' k wedding wa put on at midnldht in cele bration of Mr. and Mr". Hens pcter's w-ddliiB nnnivrily. whl'h was January 1. Cueyts present wire Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Arnold from east of town; Mrs, Zora Ar nold, Mir Ulanrho Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. CharlM Hoyden, Mr. and Mr.". Joe Lester. Mr. and Mrs. IlMytnond Crawford of Mr'dford and Mr. nnd Mm. SeWlon Hill and Mr. and Mr-. Homer Howman of Central Point. Cel. A. K. Livingston and ulster left recently to tpend wveral months in the eastern fttates and Florid.-!. Wilbur and Lester Gilbert of Vancouver left Friday' for their home after spending the holiday with their parent!. Mi and Mf If V JiltKit, ' FATHER . tvwiCiiE- Jlott.Trxr.) Tfrt Mark Rn V Ji, P- Qf Tom Hurnfiel is ill at his home this week. The Jacksonville Gun club will ', meet at the L". S. hall Jan. 7. Those who wish to join are asked i to attend tli Ik meeting. . Mrs. Uoy Witter of Kerby spent' the past week with her daugh ters. Mih. Gladys Huff and Mrs. Donald Kenney. She returned Fri day to her home and was accom panied by William Huff, who will visit at Kerby. Mr. and Mrs. Carl. Xledernieyer were nuestM New Year's eve at the Charley Hoover home. Mr. 1 to wish is maklim several Improvements In his homo on North Oregon street. He is build ing an all-tile bath room and putting in tile improvements li the kitchen. He is also installing a sewer astern. Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Arnold entertained at dinner New Year's day at their count ry home east of town for Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Henspeter of this place and Mrs. Zoa Arnold. Miss lllanche Arnold and Charles Conaway of Medford.' The girls' and boys' hlj;h rtdiuol) basketball teams of Jacksonville will play corresponding teams, from phoenix for the return games j at the local gymnasium Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Dorothy' entertained with a watch party New Years eve. Those present I were Mr. and Mm P.ud Ijiwrenee and children, Kenneth and Dor-1 otby. Miss Carmen Dorothy, Don-; aid Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur) Diivies and the host and hostess. Dr. C. K. Jenkins of Klamath Falls was a visitor Jn Jackson-, vllle Sunday on his return homo from Murphy, where he had vis ited his son, Horace Jenkins and family. M r. a nd M rs. L'd 1 ji nge moved Tuesday to their new home on the Kedwood highway near Granls 1 a kh. Jacksonville Uebekah lodge h"tl initiation Monday evening for a new member, Mrs. Albert Young of the Applcgntc district. Mrs. l.clda MrKce and Mrs. Deua Ste phenson were hnMesscn during the soeial hour. Mr. atjd Mrs. Itb-s Chapman left Tuesday for Myrtle Point, after vlsitfiur relatives here. Jacksonville Ifcbokah nnd Odd Fellows lodges have invi'ed the Central point lodges to attend their special meeting nt the I. O. O. F. hall Saturday evening. Cen tral Point lodges will install newly elected officers. A banquet will! follow installation. S.VltUI.Vi: CKKKK, ore, .Inn. :t. (pl.) .Mr. :inil Mr. John Smith ro wpfnilliiK hvn wi'ckH t-mrlitu KOiitlu-rn r!iillfornla and vlMltlni; frifndM inn) r'ltitlv.s. Thy .tp,'Tt to rrlurn hnnic .Snturd.iy. Mr.. IV I.. ';iit hit nTtivevr! from n m viT"1 nttni'k of ptoma.nc poinonintr which she was jttrlcki'ii with the day tarforf f'hrlsltiiHs. Mr. and Mrt. H. A. DuwnlK-rry and fun Arthur w.-ro t'hristma dinnfr ElK-ats of Mr. and Ml".. M. IT. i:ihurt in Ajlihind, a woro .Mr. Kva Ni-wton. Wm. F. NfWton of .'jin r"ran'-i.-ro and Mr. and Mr;. . t. Klhart and c'nil'iO 'n of A"" lnd. Mr. and .Mr. K. C. Yii-w li-id af dinner KH'tM Chritllian Mr. and Mr.. Curti.i Mllli-r. Mr. and Mrf. fu-o. Smith and rhildri'n and Ix'an .Stnilh irnt ChrMma with tlu-ir palllt. Mr. and Miii. W. J. Smith in Gold Hill. Thy also had a gil"tH V'-il Smith flndQife A Mt-tifo! 1 and Mr. Irrn rell,'oda of f'alifornla. who in i"nd;nir the holiday.", here. Mm. ir. II. Kllvin nml mn P.ll'y motored from Ashland Friday, ac companied by her mother Mm. Kva N'ewlon and her hrothi-r. Win. I' VewtoTt of ,4an r'ra n''ifo. e lni tnd SARDINE CREEK i By George McManus ( l WOUDEK WHO TVH f Tt-tl-i 1 Olt-ATV-WHA-Vb THE 1 ( . caw beon the'phome? ratter? .veoo fer- 'S V J? V ' HEUUOl -3PEAK.OP! r CoTTenJ' f TKI-b li EMOCH ;tyf .4 : 1 o "ji1! VOL) WA,MT TO FIMO HUCC'J OAMCE MKiHT- K-jl - O v-L 4U ooT "dome- - a,iMT Voo rr- 'if il (pi) 'T y)l tj 1931 Ini'l Ffitur. Sfrvicf. Inc. c.r.ai llri'.in rlihit rravrvMl V"l'l' ' ' ' ' j I j i - 3 stopped on his way to Seattle to spend Christmas. They, with Mrs. Lulu Du-senberry spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Wait. j Carl Koppe of Kuene !s .spend- I injj the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Smith. j Dad WriKht of Sams Valley is spending the week with bis son. Pill Wright and family. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Walt attend ed the public Orange installation at the Medford Armory Monday night. Mrs. F.va Newton. Mrs. P.essie Klhart. Mrs. Nora Walt. Mrs. Lulu Dusenberry and W. T. New ton inn-' tored to Grants Pass Friday to eail on Mrs. J. D. Stearns and family. Her son Jess, who has been 111 with pneumonia, is able to be out and! is returning to his usual good health. Karl Croft and family visited In Medford Christmas, and attended a shdw in the afternoon. Mr. and Mis. J. 1'. Smith had as Christmas guests Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Cook of Gold f 1 til and Mi and Mrs. Pud Smith of Font.- creek. The latter expects tu ie t it in t o K u tie n e Saturday t o re -sumo studies at the university. Mrs. P. L. Wait is spending the week In Ashland with her sister. Mrs. H. H. Klhart. She will visit friends in Medford before return ing home. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Dusenberry entertained Saturday night. The evening wa. spent In music, sing ing and i;ames. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. li. W. Dusenberry and Kdith. Alice, pis and Raymond. Ralph Dusenberry. Mr. and Mr.s. Karl Crnit and Madge. Willard, Nina and Sylvia, and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Dusenberry and son Arthur. Mrs. Millie Walker of Gold Hill. I Roland Sleilil nf Rogue River ;nid Mr. and Mis. P. D. Lofland of Central point were callers at the! Wait home Sunday. A New Year's party was held Wednesday night at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Kirl Crofl. who re cent by pin -chuvc d.. the Guy plar. The evening was ppent. In Pni'-ic. games and burning huge bonfire. RefrcshnvntK were served. , , ONE FATAL ACCIDENT 8AI.R.M, lre.. .Inn. n. 1'i only one fatal aoi Ident was reported to the Htale Industrial aeildeut coinmiUHion for the week endlnu January I. out of ll total of 401 iwoidoniH reported. The fatality wan Cr.nrnl Klteltnan; u Portland painter. iiIIit or I'illal Selllciiii'llt. In Ihc County Court of the State or Orci."on In and for tllo County of .lackson. In the Matter of the l-Matc of Obadlah I!. I'ankcy. I.m i.aMed. Notlee Is hereby Kiven. that the underslkned has filed his Final Ac. 'ftunt in the aliove entitled mittter. and the above entitled Court has fixed January Joth. 1931. at la o'clock a. m.. In the County Court room in til" Courthouse In M"d ford. Oik'on. as the time and place for hi-aiinK objections to said Final Account, and for the e-tt)c- menl 'hereof. j ci.Ai:r;Ncn; n. paxkkv. ! Aduiimstr.itor. ; Nollec of Annual Meeting I The, annual mcct'.nu of the mock- j holders o tho Jackson County Building and Loan Aasocintlon will be held at 0 North Central Ave nue, Medlord, Oregon, on Monday, Januiry a, 1331 at ":30 P. in- ASHLAND Convalescent and Rest Home, earea for old people and Invalids. lilOtf At'Tn GT AS1 lnttll,1 while n k, mil, Hfi( n.t. v) for the purpose of electing Direc- tor.s and increasing the reserve fund capital stock from ten thous and to flftv thousand dollars. 6. C. HOGGS, Secretary. CLASSIFIED A0VtRTl3lb 4Ttt Rate Dir word lor lint inmtlon. 2r.; nth succeeding, insertion, lc; minimum 25c. Index your id! with For Salt, For Rent, etc, mil count these word! as well as each Initial, telephone number, etc., at a wnrd. Classified adi In advance and not taken ttir phone, unlit! atfveriher has aientMy account. Na allowance for phone errors. UKLP WANTKO PKMAuE WA.NTKD Woman. I Ti or older, to j do housework; small wages. Rl.j 3, Pox 1". Medford. 'JSTi , HELP WANTEB MALE HOY IS or 20, to .start as part time helper. Auto Reality Shop. WANTED STTCATIONH WAXTKD Anv kind of carpenter ing. Tel. Hill!. 2St YOl'NO married man wants work driving truck or car, any dsf. 710 Palm, between tl:3 and Hi p. m. WAXTKD By voting married man with sales or office experience, good habits and personality, a i position with Medford or Rogue River vallev concern. Address 1 Box O, H., Mall Tribune. 2Siij WANTED MISCELLANEOUS HK'.HKST cash prices paid for chickens, t urkeys, etc. Wo do expert culling, our trucks call everywhere. .Medford Poultry Co.. 2 20 No, Riverside (rear). Phone jtHil. 2SI LOCAL or long dibcance hauling. Wo guarantee to save you money. Haw ley Transfer, 611) No. Itlver sldo. Phono 1044-X. 298tf RAW MTRS WANTED Do not ship; wo pay the price. Hides, wool and pelts. Medford Bar gain House,, 'il N. Grape St. 227tf WANTED 2nd hnnd ooods & Junk. Pals, 1,'iiMi Prune. Ph. .14 7-1. 312 FOR HARDEN and field plowing, sand, gravol and sediment. Tel. K12-.T. Hamuol Batemnn. tf (JASH I'AIU ror JunK. 7 Norm Grape Ht. Tel. 106 205tt rOR IlENI rtlllMfOlEO HOOM8 HAVING install! d furnai" Ileal up ptnir in our home. I should like 2 or il leai'liem to t m. Mr. U'ltHori, :140 So. ICiverfido Ave. l'hono CO 1 -It. 2M ,'nn IJKNT Plca.sant room for gentleman, i-lose in; hath, mir line, mill i;. Main. ilSil FOIt lllO.ST Hooin. board; close In. i:3 N. Oalldale. 2S."i FOIt HUNT Sleeping 100111, heal eil, Kniund floor. c-Iom, ,i. $1,011 per week, li .it water included, l'hono ;i7!i-lt. 2sr, FOIt UK XT Lovely front room; heat; reasonable; clos-: 111. 2L'K N. C'iitral. 2xr. KOOMS $2.00 per wk; bachelor cabin $2.50 per Wk. '45 So. Front. 287 FOIt ftL'N'T Nlcn rooms nt Liko hotel. $2.00 anil $2.00 per week. Hot water ad heat. 2S3 KOOM ANI POAItll. rea.nable; K.iracc. 23 N. I'.ach. Mrdford Investment Company Oeneral Innaranc O Medford, 0r 129 W, Main Phono 1214 31 FOIt R12NT MISOP-TOIAXKOCS RK.NT TIMS Ol'ICK S acres rich.! sub-irrigaleil free soil; (t-rooni , modern house, completely fur nished; big burn, chli'ken house,1 iniplcini'iiis, fruit, gtod eow: Stl.'i' a mi nit h : close to Medford. j lltiiiT. D. K. Millard, -IL'3 K. 1 Main. S-l; FOR Ri:NT Desk Hpace. Imiulro 13 K. 0th sc 2S-I FOR RKNT narnTR, J3.00 per moiUli. 325 So. Hivorsldo Ave. tf FOIt HUNT APAItTMKNTS FOR RKNT Two housekeeping rooms, furnished; with or with out garage. I Hi So. Ivy. 2N3tf Fl'R.VISIIKD apartment; t e a m heat. Hawk Apartments, 2 1 So ' Crape St. Phone N 7 . 2s:itl" FOR RKNT 2-room fnrnlshetl apartment and garage. SIS; light and water paid. 310 Portland Ave. 2 SI FOR RKNT Downtown apart ment, furnished; strictly modern; electric range; moderate real. Jack Wakefield, Palm Bldg. tf JR RKNT 3-room apt., furnish ed, with bath. Call at 425 So. Oakdale. 2KQ FOR RKNT Furn. apt. 311 No. Barllett. 27tf FOR RKNT Furnished opts; lights, water, garage; $12, $15, $17. Phono 4'i2-lL 275U' FOR RKNT $13 and $10 apart ments; walls newly tinted; hot and cold water, bath and toilet, 2-story hrh-k building at Jack sonville. 10 mlnuteH from Med ford. See Mr, Cnilders. real es tate, or Thu Nugget Confection ery storo. 243tf FOR RKNT Clean modern npt. New Arthur Anna. Steam heat, Frigidaire, garago. 330 N. Holly. 260tf FOR RKNT Fnrn. housekeeping rooms. 325 E. Jackson. l'hono 74K-W. 2.rt3tf Foil HUNT 2-room duplex apt. winter priced. L't6 Jfuven. IJGliVf FOR HUNT Fully modern apart ments. Living room. kitchen, bath nnd Karai;o; hot and cold water and light, furnlnhed, l-fi.tui. 4-room apt., fully mod ern, $30.00. Alo cheap cahina nt (20.00 and $25.00. Sunrlno Suiier Station, 12th and Itlver ldo. I'huno 1328. tf FOIt It KNT Furnished apt. 217 W. 2nd. 250tf FOR rtlCVl m)l;HR8 FOIt l:i;.N"l' Pr.i.'t:cally new 4 loolll ilousi', araKC. near Owen- Oickoii mill; $10. Tel. 01 1-lt-l. 2 S a FOIt Ill-INT 3 -room bouic. Ill Hamilton. Imiuirc 201 llaiiillton. 2S4 Foil 1; l-INT - ;i-rooin modern fur nished houye. parage, clooe In. Imiulie .'2ll So. Ivy. 2H3 Foil HUNT rnfiirnlshed r.-room modern biiiiKalow on Columbus Ave. Fireplace and built-in fea tures; lare Karaite; plenty of sluido trees. ros-s and shrubs; larue lot, 1011x140. l'hono 12.MI. 2Mi Full irl-'ve i.',n.iuiin,i !i.r.....n lion.., I'lioenix. $13. water paid.' Phone .lark-oti,llo 3i'il. 2S3 1 FOR ltrNSJ' Furnished house, 9 largo l()n9. and hath, nf I lo cated, (or $2.1. Phono 1140 or la.'j. 2ott FOR RKNT Small furn. houso, apt. and garage, so.' V. loth. tf FOIt l:.T 6-room cottage, with batli and kitchen rangcfAn Vet llth St. Apply Wing ATcilcy or 4uS King St. if FOIt RENT Cottage w'dii eotrlo range. 10 80. OakdalB: 351lf FOR RKNT -room furnlnhed house at 1127 W. Main, I'hone C. A. DcVoe, 623-J-3. tf FO R It KNX. Homes. "Furnished 01 unrinW hod Crown A Whlio - inr I By SOL HESS LOST Lady's hat on K. Main near Willamette. Finder pleaso phone M7-L. asa LOST A black pouch pur.se with important keys, ut Jacksonville New Year's dance. Finder please phone 71M-R. -S LOST Lady'f brown fabric purse containing driver's license anil pair of glasses. Finder may keep money. Leave at Tribune office. LOST If dog Is missing, call 1510. 2ffitf RUSIMCSS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALK l-:.-tablished fuel busl nes, In (1 rants Pass. Hood op porttiulty for capable man with sninc capital or security. Write Box 2H2, (irants Pass, Ore, 2X4 FILING STATION and store for ttalo or trade, on highway. See owner, North Central at Mill Servico. 23utf FOR EXCHANGE! MILK COATS to trade for cedar pouts, shakes or what? 222 N. Central Ave., Medford. 2H3 FOR 8 A Lit IilVEHTOCK FOR SALK Registered Ouernsey bull, 'Starlight's Hood Uiver Romeo." Ted Klsh, Phoenix. 2Kti FOIt SA1.K Fresh Jersey cow: al falfa hay. Phone lllll-W. 279tf FOIl SAIiE ACTOMOniljES AI'STIN liANTAM ('All A low priced iiopular Heller, has Klveu us several used earH at attractive prices to the. buyer. HKK Ol'lt lISi:i) (JAltS Our terma iini better our vttlueu Krealcr. A li.MSTIio.NG MOTOHS, INC. lill So. Itlversido Ave. 2S TWO HCPl-Ilt SI'l-ICIALH 11120 I'lHsi'x town Hedan; look and I'iiiih like a new car. Priced at a very low figure. 1!I20 Chevrolet landau sedan: fin b'll like new, Koojl tiles, very ill Iraciivo price. A real cut oil tlila one. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC Chrysler Dealers. 2H7 A RKAL STIIAL 1020 Ford A roadster In flrst-elasH shaie; new tires, 'ood finish rumble seat. VVI-ISTIIRN Oltl-I. F1NANCK CO Hudsoii-I'lKriex Garage. 'J'ol. 18 Ml 'ST 1!I-I SOLU 1!I2R Chevrolet coupe I02H Chevrolet roadster. 1020 Hurant coupo I !i2ii ( 'hevrolet sedan. WI-ISTKRN ORB. Fl NAN CIS CO. See them at lludson-l-lssex Guroso. 2K7 TO It SAIJCTKUCKS FOR HA LM Good ued truck, suit able for ranch work or wood haullnti. Call 315. libit' FOIt BALr-IIOMKS IIOCSI-IS for sale or rent. 30 No. Central. Call lo;. 280tf. . FOIl SALK REAf. KOTATB RA IIGAIN 'llrg lo,7axir.o; house 30X.-.0: pla.sl.'reil; rillsb toilet, lavatory. Ilyht.s, oak lr"es, close III. Rei-A bilv at $1,01X1, $11111 Q'louil. h;ffillct. $20 a month. II. II. Millard. 4L'K. Main. 28-l A SI'l. UNDID VALl'K In 3 acres finest soil and new 4-rootn house, (ndcr construction, for $1100; terms ltrown A White, Realtors, Holland Hotel Bldg. 275tf WHI-IN YOU think of real estate, think of ltrown White. tf Foil RALIC MISCRIitiANBOCI Foll SALK Dry fir and hardwood. Dalton llros. Tel. 523-R-l. 2S8 FOR SALK dtahy's cart nnd white eiiaoiol balliloli, all in uoo,l ton- ditlun. call '.lul l,, msiNKss inti;gi'oitv Ahstrucis Ml'ltRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stracts of Title, Titlolnsurance. ltooms 3 and 5. No. 33 North Central Avo., upstairs. JACKSOV CO. AIISTIWCT CO. Abstrnctx of T 1 1 1 o and Title Insurance. T li o only complete Tlllo System In Jackson County. Accountants W ILSON AUDITING COMPANY Tax and Corporation Counselors, Auditors and Accountants. K. M. Wilson, C. 1'. A.; Leland J. Knox, C, P. A. Liberty Bldg., l'hono lST-R. Auto Tops FRANK'S TOP SHOP Auto tops and upholstery repairing. Cush ions and Curtains. 109 East 8th St.. Phono 418. Chiropractic Physician DR. K. W. HOFFMAN Chlro practlco Nerve Specialist. Office hours 9 to 12. to 5. 203-204 Liberty Rklg. Office Phone 580; Res. Phone "90-H. DR. JOCETT P. BRAY Suite 30R, Medford Bldg.. for chiropractic service. Scientific diagnosis and treatments. Office phone 1230. Klertrir Motor Repairing U c. SCHAFKR Armature wind ing, electric motor repairing. Stock bearings and brushes. 33 N. Cen t ral. 1 'hone 90-J-2. 371 Kxpert Window Cleaners LKT C1KUUUE DO IT Tel. 1172. House cleaning. Floor waxing. Oriental rug cleaning, specialty. Financial WIS LISXD MONEY to worthy peo ple to pay their honest debts. Pa cific Coast Credit Association, 423 Medford Bldg.. Medford. Ore. Furniture RepnlHng FU R X I TU R 15 U K-U P HO LSTERE D re-finished, re-glued. We carry a full line of upholstering sam ples. A. N. Thibault. Tel. 969-R, llouseiiioving BMFOUE you tenr It down, phona Medford Housemovera, 589-R-5. Money to Txrnn j" fS Iioiib Tlino ucnl E ' l'hono 1382 Commercial Fliinnco Corp. Meilfunl, Oregon Monti menta TIII-I OKBOON GRANITE CO. Monuments, u. A. Hicks, General Manasor; P. M. Korshaw, Salel JlaniiKor. 302 N. Front St. Music Piano Instruct Ion KltBD ALTON IIAIGI1T Teache of piano. ClaHHical and populal muslu couraes. HuiKht Musi Studio, 318 LIlKM'ty Rldn.. Tel 73 Palming nnd I'ntterlianirlnir HARRY MARX Pnlntlnc, tlntlnj paper-liaiiginff. Phone 178-J. 269"tj M. A. BLISS & COMPANY Paint lm?. pnperhanging and Intertof finishing. 303 Crater Lake Ave. Phono 1004. 41 Prlnti'rn nml Puhlishcn MIIUFORD PRINTINO CO. Ha tllo best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Bookbind ing, looso leaf ledgcrfl, billing Hystcnig, etc. Portland prices, 17 N. Fir St. Itmllo Srrv1r RADIO SliRVICli ori any make radio. 11. O. Pliruckcr, 23 South Grapo street. Office Phone 335; Res. 1442. S81 Kami nml Grnvr-I U. A. 1IARTL1IV Sand and Gravel plant. Clean washed sand and gravol; crushed grnvel, all sizes. Phone, plant 1203, or office, 127. Stor-ago WAItl-IlIOCSING Storage, Distri bution. Medford Warehouse, 810 South Front St. Phone IK. Transfer LIADS THANSFFIR & STORAGE CO. Office 111 N. Fir street. Phone 31.1. Prices right. Service guaranteed. DAVIS TRAN.SFKR & STORAOR. Servico guaranteed. 20 8. Grape St., Phono C44, or residence 1060. R KINKING TRUCKINO SERVICH Transfer and hauling of all kinds, office 3U9 South Front St. phono 332. TOIt SALK MIKOEIirANKOlJ8 FOIt SALK Loose alfalfa hay, baled grain hay. 1-Ilmor Ross, it. F. 1)., Roan Lane. 281tf SI.V!F.R sewing machine, $5.00; new -Vi bed. $.'1.00; 4-hole coaloll riitme with oven, $12.50: 3 cen ter tables. 2 trunks, kitchen table, picture frame, tobacco cutter nnd several other small articles. Davis Trans. & Storage 2S2' For SALK Visible Jokhlm fun pump with 280-gal. tank; nUo compression and oil tank, cheap. In. lull o (P,hl Hill Hardware. 285 FOR SALK Wheat, $1.50 per 100 lbs. Phone 050-.I-2. 287 FOR HALF. Jonathan and Splts enherg apples. Call Rogue It. Co., i:ms. tf FOR SALK Used sewing ma chines, all makes, is up; terma Olf deelred. All make rented and repaired. White Sewing Machine Co., 24 North Bartlett. tf BARGAIN Mixed oak and man sanltn, $3 11 tier. Stock up now and save money, phone 1144-X. tf FOR SALK At bargain, J oak veneer doors, site I hi feet bj 74 feet, with lock and wlthmit lili. -!. ileo Hicin (l I Mull Tlihune Of f lfj , ,