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MEDFORD ' MAIL" TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OK'K(iOX, SATl'KDAY, .TAX TAR V 17. 19:11.
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BUTTER LOWERED
ONE TO 2 CENTS
PORTLAND, Or.. Jan. 17. (&)
Wholesale butter quotations op
ened 1 to 2 cents lower on the
Portland produce exchange today.
Decline was influenced by lower
prices at Seattle and Los Angeles
doapito Improved tone of iho local
situation. Butterfut buying prices
opened 1 cent lower at 21 cents,
delivered.
Quote; Extras, 25 cents; stan
dards 24c; prime firsts 23c; each
1 cent lower, and firsts, 21c, lower
by 2 cents.
Local trade In eggs opened fair
ly strong but tho general market
tono was weakened by lower
wholesale prices for. Pacific coast
eggs at New York.
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 17. iP)
Hogs 20, cattle 5, ciilves 5, sheep
50, all direct. Week's totals ap
proximately: Hogs 521)5, cuttle
2210, calves 1-15, sheep 2705.
HOGS: Compared week ago,
slaughter classes 25c lower, feeders
steady. Bulk light butchers $9.00
with 4 decks Monduy at It. 10.
Strong weights and heavies down
to $8.00, mostly $8.50 up. Hough
packing tuws $ti.50-7.00, smooth
$7.50 and better. Pigs under 145
pounds to killers $S. 00-8. 50. Feed
ers In active demand $8.50-9.75.
CATTLIO: Compared week ago,
most classes steady with spots in
steer miles weak to a shade lower.
Uulk high medium to good steers
H. 50-9. 10, others $8.50 down but
seldom below $7.00. Fairly good
car lot heifers up to $7.75, strictly
good quotable up to $8.25. Fairly
good cows up to $0.50, strictly
good quotable at C.75. Low cutters
and cutters $2.50-5.00. mostly $3.00
up. Medium to good bulls $4.50
5.50, odd head $6.00. Calves and
vealers $11.00 down. A few choice
vealers $1 1.50, offgrades down to
$0.00 and below.
SIIICEP: Quotable steady to
strong with a week ago. Medium
to near choice lambs $(i.50-7.00
with strictly choice absenf. Throw
outs $6.00 down. Medium to choice
yearlings 54.00-5.50. Cull to choice
ewes quotable $1.50-3.25 and bet
ter. Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 17. ifP)
LiUTTKR: Kxtras, standards and
prime firsts Ic lower; firsts 2c
lower. Cubes: Kxtrns 25c; stan
dards 27c; prime firsts 23c; firsts
2 1 c. Creamery prices: Prints 3c
over cube standards.
MILK: Rutlorfat bids 1 cent
lower. Kuw milk (4 per cent)
$2.00 per cwt. delivered Portliind
less 1 per cent: grade C milk $1.50.
ltutterfat delivered in Portland
21c.
. IXiC.S: Fairly strong, quotations
unchanged.
Kan Francisco lluttcrfat
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 17. (A)
Butterfat f.o.b. San Francisco 23c.
Wall Street Report
MOW VOI1K, Jan. 1 7. P) Tho
Htocfc mnl-kot skiilflcrt in tho last
half hour of tradinK today, and
closed around the week's lowest
k'vcln.
Thi' slow rally of the previous
Neswion ctnitinlled during; the first
hour, hut trading slackened no
close to rt standstill that !role.s
y.ional traders itching for ai-tion
dropped heavy selling orders in
the lale tradinK. and the list closed
witli a weak tone, one to Tour
points lower. Transfers for the
two-hour session were only about
li.'iO.OIIU shares.
Today's closing prices for 13 so
le, -ted stock follow:
Am. Can
-m. Tel. & Tel
Anaconda
Col. C.as
Curtiss-AVriKht
c;eneral Klectrlc (new).
tienerat Motors
Kennieott Copper
Mont. Ward
Kadlo Corporation
Int. T. & T
Sears Koebuck
S. 1-
Miami
I.'. S. Steel
.107 '4
.1X1 i
. 2r
. 31
. s y,
.. 42 -S,
.. 35 7i
.. St',
.. 10
..
. 22',
..
Hil T!i
. 8'i
.139 '4
1'ItOSI'BCT. Ore.. Jan. 17.
Sd.) I'rospect irU' liaketlai.l
team played the llutte Kails Kirls'
team at liutte Kails last week,
l'rospcct won.
M:ss .Smith, the primary teacher,
has heen uhsent from s.-houl. due
to mumps.
Darrel Xichol has heen confined
at home with mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Mathers and chil
dren left Thursday to vlitit rela
tives at Wolf Creek. Canyonvllle
and C.lendale. They plan to re
turn Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. c'arke and
family are leavine today to make
their home in Santa Crui. Cal.
Mrs. Anna Weeks returned home
Wednesday from r.erkeley. C.il..
her she had spent selernl weks
Visiting relatives, and shopiilnt.
MILLIONAIRE CLOTHING
MANUFACTURER PASSES
LOS ANGKLK.S. Jan. 17. (.?'
Albert Kuppenhelmer, $4. retired
mlllionoire clothing monufactur
Pr of ChlrriKO. died nt his hotel
Frldav following n I'm II I now
Lorn bMit discaj; . , m , U
THE MARKETS
PROSPECT I
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DEAR r-AE- ITS TEM O'CLOCK
AN1D MY HO'oBAMD NJOT
OP VEX- I'M AFHMDTO WAKE
HIM OP -HE liSOCROS'a
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-JACKSONVILLK, Ore Jan. 17.
(Spl.) It. N. A. sewing club met1
with Neighbor Thelma MeIntVel
Wednesday. A covered dish lunch-,
eon was served at noon. Out of
town guests were Alltho Crawford,
Violet V i Ison . Sa die A d a m s a nd
Myrtle Merrificld of Med ford, and
Mrs. Paul Yocum of Sterling.
Cury Culey of I'.ig Applegate was
a visitor at the lCd Mclntyrc home
Wed nejsdny.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleurgo Backus lurfl
.is guests Tuesday evening Mr, utul
Mm. Latimer or Medford. . .
Mrs. lleni-j' Miller attended a
luncheon and in.tnllalion of offic
ers of the Woman's Relief Corps
at the Med ford Armory Thursdaj
About 40 were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Backus at
tended a meeting of tho Jackson
County Recreation club nt Orange
hall at Central Point Wednesday
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Buck us
were former club leader in Sams
Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Schmidt of
Oklahoma, former residents here,
state they are contemplat ng re
turning here in the spring.
Recent visitors at the Jackson
ville museum were June MaeKaben
of Han Francisco and Patrick O.
Day of Greenwich. Kngland.
At the dinner given in honor of
Mattie Wilson of this place. Janu
nry 9. the entire personnel of the
Medford Domestic laundry were
hostesses.
The remaitiH of the old county
sheds of Jacksonville arc being
hauled to the new county sheds n
Medford with the county trucks
this week.
Mis. Alpha llartmnn at tended
the funeral wervlrc of Frederick
Stimson at Central Point Wednes
day. Member of the Jackson county
bridge crew arc repairing bridges
In the Ashland vicinity thw week.
V. T. Wilson of Medford attend
ed Royal Areh eh.iptcr meeting in
Jacksonville Tuesday evening.
M n. Cora ( mi m p Is ill at her
home on the Applegate.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Ilusreii were
In town Thursday from Copper, vis
iting at the II. C. Whitney home
Several members from the J;u k-
sonville Kaslern Star chapter at
tended installation of officers of
Medford ehnpter Wednesday even
ing. Tho.e from here were Mrs.
E. S. Severance, Mrs. T. K. lun
nington, Mrs. Fred Fick. Mrs. Clin
ton Smith. Mrs. Krnest Lungley.
Miss Mollle Itiitt und Mi's. K. S.
Severance.
Mr. and Mis. Mile Cuntnill of
liueh were visiting relatives Thurs
day.
Amy Dow v;i a business visitor
at Medford Friday.
Carroll I-win Kjient the week end
with his uncle Wit! Matney on Ap
plegate. Mm. J. H. Cochran and Mrs.
Harder ut Mdford were culling on
friends In Medford Friday after
noon. Tom Margreider i ill at the
home of his ulster, Mrs. George
Buckley, who liven near Rurh.
Jacksonville pepolc were plened
with the ruin this week. The farm
ers nrc wearing emUi- ugaln.
MHs Helen Kane Is still ill at
the SarreJ Heurt hospital.
Juhn Vatney, wh-j was operated
on lat week, is improving and
will be able to return home soon.
Mrs. A. G. Lewis spent Thurw
day afternoon visiting relatives in
Medford.
Mre. Clarence Uoundtrco and
little fon vifitod relatives here this
W-ek.
American Legion club of Jack
sonville enjovrd a delicious rost
II m-K mlln- rtiiiiii; - n
At the residence of Horace Farley.
Twenty members were present.
Mrs. Lynn Rumieynnd .vlrs. Clin
ton l a n n I n g t on w-r visitors
Thuisd.iv fternoog of Mrs, M
JACKSONVILLE
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FATHER .
MOM JET -ut-V UP-
HAVE AKi OEA-VLL
CAV-U OP OlNTY
MOORE- VTb THE
OMLV
THE WAV PEOPLE
LIE'S
IS ACTlNJ TOWARD
iirr - M k rr rvivir
cJOTWIKJ ' TO HARM
MOBODV
Buckley and daughter Rose in Ap
plogate district.
Jeff lirophy of Burns was here
this week, en route to the M. Buck
ley home on Applegate where he
is visiting.
Many from here attended the
dance in Central Point Saturday
evening, after which Ihcy were in
vited to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Dunnington, west of Cen
tral Point, where they were en
tertained with a luncheon.
, Mr. and Mrs. William Huff mo
tored to Grants I'as Sunday and
called on Mr. and Mrri. Robert
Chapman and family.
, ftcoi-ge Khorubih of the Richfield
Oil company of McdCord was a din ner
guest of C. B. Dunnington Sat
urday. James Donegan of Burns and
Harry l!ush of Medford called on
Miss Issie McCully Monday after
noon. Mr. .Donegan was a' native
of Jacksonville and a neighbor and
friend of Miss McCully many years
IffO.
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Roger of
Medford were visitors at the Wil
liam Huff home Saturday evening.
Attorney Looker and his mother
of Medford spent Sunday afternoon
at the George Wood home.
Lloyd Whitney and Romie
Vuuglin took eighth grade, exam
inations nt the county school sup
erintendent's office in Medford
Thursday and Friday, in prepara
tion to enter the Jacksonville high
school for the second semester,
Mrs. O. C. Dorothy and Mm.
Arthur Davies spent Wednesday
even i ng wit h M rs. I Hid I n w re n re
in Me-drord.
Miss Kalo Buckley Is employed
ns a nurse at Hie Sacred Heart
hospital in Medford.
Lyle Glenn of Medford was here
Tuesday In the Interest of Hie;
Medford Klecirlc Wiring company, j
brought to the Rogue River Sani
tarium Sunday.
Mrs. Mattie Wilson had art a Vis-!
Itor Thursday evening Mis. Hen
rietta Hurley of Central Point.
Mrs. ItessU Williams and daugh
ter of Medford were visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. William Biegc Fri
day. Merchants of Jacksonville held
i meeting Tuesday evening at the
I. S. hall, to form an association.
Ray Wilson acted a chairman.
Mr. and Mm. Fred Fiek enter
tained at dinner Tuesday. Guests
were Mrs. Henrietta Ffck. Mr. nnd
Mrs. P. J. F!ck and sons. Lawrence
and Dade. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Wil
son and Carl Larson.
At the basketball games played
at Jacksonville Wednesday even
ing. Medford Junior high won the
game against the local high school
boys and the Jacksonville town
team was victorious over the Med
ford Tiger Cubs.
Mr. and Mrs. John U. Knight
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fiek were
guests at a turkey dinner at the
hume of Mr. and Mrs. If. C. Bare
in Medford Thursday. Other guests
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ,t,,rr,.rt
if ,a tu ....,
were
of Medford. The evening w as
spent at bridge.
Southern Oregon Mutual Rabbit
Breeder association held its regu
lar emi-monthly meeting Monday
at the L. T. WlNon home In Jack
son vi 1 1-. Twenty members from
Gold Hill. Rogue River and other
parts of the valley were pn-M nt.
Before the busiiuss meeting the
lad!- served a bitvjuet.
Mr. Mamie Winnlngham of
Copper vis. ted her daughter. Mrs.
Verne Stephenson, here Thursday.
Mrs. John :-rri of south Jack
sonville, who has been 111, Is now
lm proving.
Th Women's association met at
the Presbyterian church in an ail
day session Thurnday. A large
number were present. The day was
spnt at work on a nuilt.
H. C. Whitney of the Duffodi',
mine on Elliot creek, is 111 at his
home here. Other employes of thf
mine are in the rily .i:itim Mr
Whltnev p recovery,
9 m m I
By George McManus
WAV - J
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tCopyneht. mi. by Tti. R.n Syndic.. Tnr.)
OKIKKIX Cl:i:i:K. ore., .Ian.
17. iSpecial) Miss Ullian and
r.etlle IS l' own were week-end
Kucsts .'it the home of their aunt.
Mrs. Zola Kick of Jackfunvlllo. !
Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. Unnhy en-i
J lei-lalned Saturday evening for 10'
quests. The evening was spent
playing cards, after which re
freshments were served.
J. !:. .holy was a business vis
itor in Meili'ord Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wither Kline, Miss
MarKarile Kline anil l'toy .lohn
son, attended the birthday party
(liven in honor or .Mrs. .1. A.
Marsh at Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. 1J. I'.rown spent
the week-end at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. I!oy l.ofland on Williams
creek.
I'eople fi-om here, who attended
Clratm-e In Jacksonville I'rlday
oveniiiK were Mr. and Mr. C.oto-e
Kish. Mr. and Mrs. Charles How
ell. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Simmers
nnd Mr. and Mr. .1. 14. Judy.
Mrs. CSoorne Kisk called on Mrs.
Otas Mack Thursday afternoon.
Mr. und Mrs. .!. B. Judy nnd
daughters were calling on Mrs.
Judys mother. Mrs. l.ula Mlmar
and Mister. Mrs. llruco l.lninner
of Ashland Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Parker of
Hood Itlver. formerly of Medford.
were dinner guests Friday of Mr.
and Mrs. J. K. Judy. -Mr. and
Mrs. I'arkcr are spendlni; a few
days In Medford on their way to
Kan Krancisco. -
EDEN PRECINCT, Jan. 17.
(Spl.) MIms Marie Miller is now
at her home on tho highway soutli
of Phoenix, and is doing exceed
ingly well by way of recovery from
her operation.
Oak Circle No. 212 held one of
the inoM interesting and delightful
Installation services ami social
tunes It has been the pleasori' of
the members and their families to
enjoy In a number of years. The
.irel'e Is picking up rapidly under
the management of tho officers In
the pat two veins and we rejoice
to ce the younger members tak
ing hold and carrying on.
T. S. POST OFFICE. MKD
KOItD. OREGON. Office of the
Custodian. Sealed proposals will
be received at this olfico until 2:00
p. m.. Feb. II, 11131. and then pub
licly opened for Kvpuli? to Slone
work at this building In accord
ance with tho specification, copies
of which may be obtained from Iho
ousioiHan only. V. .1. Warner,
Custodian.
Xnlli-o of Sherirfs Sale.
fly virtue of an execution on
foreclosure duly Issued out of and
I under the .al of the Circuit Court
the Slate of Oregon. In and fot
the ( ounty of Jackson, to me oi
rected ami dated on the 9th day
of January, 1931. In a crlain ac
tion therein, wherein City of Med
ford, Oregon, a munlcipat corpora
tion, as plaintiff, recovered judg
ment urn Inst Clifford Moore and
Minnie Moure, husband and wlfeii
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Wi& I EVdSYBOOV IM A AJELU, IT DOES LOOK
S$5 THIS TOVUM MUST RjnjnW.WHY OotT
3 THtKJK 1 DOME WOU OFFER A RDWASD :
t$m J 50METMIM' TERRIBLE A 13OO0 STIFF OWE.. I
X&4A TO l"W FATHER-1 M-LAW- THAT MI6HT AVERT
v -il ' M SETTIKJ' SO I A SUSRIClOKl SAV
' & ACANJ'T STANJD IT y VABODT 0,000 y
5 VMO MORE f OT-;
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1 GRIFFIN CM j
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Allien Melvin: Russel Ross ondiAUTO olamh installed woiie you
Doris Ross, lumband and wife, the ll 1 " F nth ttf
defendant, for the tiUm of Four ,
Hundred Sixty-five and no-lOOl
(J(ti:i.li(l) dollars, Aitll Inteiesl,
from October 30th, 1929, at the!
rate of 6 Per annum, and the
further rum of One Hundred and i
no-100 1 100.00) dollars, as altor- '
ne.y's fees, which Judgment was eii-(
rolled and docketed In the Clerk's
office of said Court In said County 1
on the 19th day of December. U.'IO.
Notice Is hereby Riven that, pur-
aunnt to the terms of the said exe
cution. I will rtj) the 1 4t It d.iv or
February. 1931. at 10;0 O'clock
a. m. at tho front door of tho
Courthouse In the City of Medford.
in Jackson County, Oregon, offer
for solo nnd will sell at public
luctiou fop cash to the hiiilH-si
WEUL-THAT'6 A. FJMNY
NJE. . MAGGIE. WVb A,KCD
ME TO CALL OVER. "TO
SEE OiGGS AM' "TO CALL
A"T "THE FRONiT-OOOR?
life11!!1
I K.suure s-rnr. lor. Ureal llrilun nehi. rinHnod
AJELU, it does look
WOU OFFER A PEM'AiJD ;
A 13OO0 STIFF OWE..
THAT MI6WT AVERT
SUSRIClOKl -. SAV
ABOUT 0.000
Trad. Mj'h R.g y s Pit Omf.
bidder, to .satisfy said judgment,
together Willi the costs of this sale. (
subject to redemption as provided
by law, all of the ric.ht, title and!
interest that the said defendants.
Clifford Moore and Minnie Moore, I
husband and wife: Albert Melvin: 1
Uu.scl Itoss and Doris Uo.ss, hu.s- j
hand and wife, hail on the Slut day
of July, JIIG. or now have In and
and to the following described
property, situated In the t ounly j
of Jackson. State of Oregon, tu-1
wil:
Lot Twelve (111) Illock Two (2):
Newtown Addition to too City of
.Medford. Oregon.
Dated this UUi day of January,
1U31.
It.M.IMI fi. JKNNIN'C.S.
Sheriff of Juuksnn County, Oregon.
1!y OlKa IO. Anderson, Deputy.
Notice of I'llilll Selllemeiil.
In Iho Counly Court of the Stale of
Oregon In and for tho County of
Jackson.
In the Matter of Iho Eslate of
Obadlah It. l'ankoy. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, that the
undersigned lias filed his Final Ac
count in tho above entitled matter,
and the above entitled Court has
fixed January 3"tb. 1931. at 10
o'clock a. m.. in the County Court
room In the Courthouse la Med
ford,. Oregon, as the time ami
place for hearing objections 'o said
Final Account, and for the settle
ment thereof.
CLARENCE li. PAXKEY.
Administrator.
cussiFieo ADViitrisitoi sates
Rati per mrd lor fint intcrtlon, 2r.; ntk
luccMding insertion, It", islnioiiia lit. Indei
your idi with For Sail, For Rent, etc, and count
theit wordi as well aj uch Initial, teleahona
number, etc., as a word.
Classllled ads In adsanca and not tiles net
phone, unless advertiser has ontaly account. Ma
allowance for phono errors.
Hlf.l
WHM'KB MALB
EXPERIENCED young wideawake
wholesale salesman in Ibis vicin
ity to solicit'iiew business as well
as deliver fast -Helling food prod
ucts to ,-stablishcd route for cash,
Must furnish bond, furnished
from responsible properly own
er and delivery car. Good com
mission and permanent occupa
tion fur right parly. Write Hox
ll-E. care Mail Tribune. 297
WANTED Woodcutters lo work
on shares. I lave enoilutl to make
it a long Job. In aiiMVcr sialo
whether or pot you have equip
ment und if so what it Is. Drag
saw preferred but not noi-cary.
Also slate what percentago of
ricked wood you expect for your
share. Address llox 41, care
Mall Tribune. 297
$:2G0-$Iacj0 PER YEAR Gov
ernment Jobs, steady work. Men,
women IH-iiO. We couch you for
early exams. Write for partlou
largs to Hox M. E Tribune. 297
WANTITD SITUATION'S
CARPENTER wishes uny kind ot
work. Ernest Himeu, IMtl So.
Ivy. Phono 321-W. 299
MlSCl-ljIiAMSOPS
OH 1.4 .OMAN AMU MKMKM'
GENERAL PERSHING'S own
slory of the Groat War Ins Jur-t
started in tin- Daily and Sunday
Orogoniun. Subscribe now for
this great newspaper ot Im Pa
cific Northwest, price "i cents
per month, delivered. Agency
Heatbiuiii'lers, Heath Drug Store.
Phone ssl. 301
ASHLAND Convalescent and Rest
Home, cares for old people and
invalids. 210tt
Medford
Investment
Company
General Innuranc
Mtdferd, Ora
1 W. Main Phont) 1M4
HELLO- JKjCj'o - -YqiJ.
V SLEEPVtvi' Qn-i ' I ftWHWf
TEM THOU5AKJO OOLLARS
r5ULKCiMS SOMEPLACE AMD WEARS AeouT IT
ANO COMES HOME AMp WAMT5 THE REWARD
?. FOR FlKiOlM HlSSELF- f
THAT'O .OO THAT TO ME.
: ora 2oo oust as
THERE WOULDN'T 8E
HIII IP HE THOUSWT
WORTH IO, OCO
WANTED SlISOEl-IiANKOCS !
WANTKD 2ll(MI tor
A-l pear on-hard.
Tribtme.
r years, im.
llox O. A., i
21)9:
Kl'KXITlKI-: repaired at
home or our shop. A. N.
your i
Thlb-
anil. Phone '.lli'.l-U. 35
WANTED To r
near l'ho'iiix,
nished house.
;-nt about 2 acres,
with -l-roonl fur
32'i l'ortland Ave.
2'JS
WANTED To hear from owner of
farm or unimproved land for
sale. O. K. llawley, Daldwln,
WiHcou.sin. 21IS
WANTED To buy any kind of
livestock at the right price. Tel.
177. Central Point, ltouto 1.
Uox Slid. 20 8
LOCAL or lonx distance hauling.
Wo guarantoo to savo you money.
Haw ley Transfer. 619 No. River
side. Phono 1044-X. 298tf
RAW kURS WANTED Bo not
ship; we poy the pries. Hides,
wool and pelts. Medford Bar
gain House, 27 N. Grape St.
227tf
WANTED 2nd hand goods & junk.
Pats, KpOO Prune. Ph. 647-L. 312
FOR GARDEN and field plowing,
sand, gravel and sediment. Tel.
912-J. Samuel Balemnn. U
CASH PAID tor junk. 17 North
Grape St, Tel. 106 JOBtf
LOST If dog Is missing, call 1618.
Z56tf
FOR RE1V1 FtJUNIHHKD
ROOMS
FOR RENT Film, lloiisekceplm
rooms, 31 I No. Ilarllell. 2911'
FOR RENT Pleasant room for
gentleman, close In, private
home; bath, gurago. 009 K. Main,
S931I
FOR RENT Nicely furnished
sleeping rooms with heal; rate
moderate. 325 So. Rlversldo Ave.
tt
ROOM AND ROAttD. reasonable:
gar.-igo. 3.1 N. Peach. 3(14
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT naraice, $3.00 per
month. 325 So. Riverside Ave.
tf
FOR KENT iroUHKH
FOR RIvNT i-niiini furnisloil
house; water paid. Cull for key
at 31 Front St. 2901 f
FOR RENT r, rooms, unfurnish
ed; newly painted; 2 blocks from
library. Call 804 E. Main. Win.
F, Campbell. 298
FOIt RENT fi-rouin partly fur
nished modern house. 1114 W.
Slh. 297
FOR RENT Modern, partly fur
nished 1-room house. Inquire
414 S. Rlversldo. 3UII
FOR LEASE Or will sell nt a
bargain, furnished or unfurnish
ed, lovely new stucco home, dor,
Columbus. Phono 970-J. 292tf
FOR RENT Small furn.
Inquire 146 So. Ivy.
house.
SHUtf
HOUSES for rent or sale. One
furnished. Cull 105. 30 North
Central. 2X9tf
FOIt RENT 5-room modern bun
galow, near corner E. Mam and
Crater lo'tko Avu, Phono M7-L
' or U97-R-2. 2Stf
OR RENT S-rooin furnished
cottage, garage. 325 E. Jackson
St. Phono 749-W. 286tf
! FOR RENT Small Mm. house.
! apt. and garage, 60.' W. 10th. tf
FOR RENT 5-room cottago, with
bath and kitchen range, on West
llth St. Apply Wing Agency or
400 King St. tt
FOR RENT 4-room furnished
bouts at 1137 W. Main. Pbone
C. A. DeVoe, 52I-J-2. tf
FOR RENT Home. Furnished
or unfitrnlrehoil, llrown A White.
IW
By SOL HESS
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. SUPPOSE HES
HE'S OUST THE FELLER )
VOU CAtJ &ET HIM
easv akid besides,
MO LIVIW3 VAITM
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FOR RENT ArAIlTMENTS
nil: KENT Nicely furntahed
apartment. Durell Court, 3211
X. llollv. -'-''J
Kolt UIONT Furnished apt
adults. Phone 1177. 2 UK
FOR RENT
apartment.
1-room furnushed
220 So. Grape. 2US
FOR RENT Furnished opts: 1 or
2 rooms; J3.00 per week. 310 K.
Ilarllett. 2 US
FOR RENT Furnished apart
ment, lnoulro 411 S. Riverside.
3110
FOR RENT -Furnl.shed apt. 217
I W. 2nd. 30
FOR RENT 3-room furnished
apt; heated. 229 N. Ivy. 293lf
FOR RENT 3-room duplex apt.
320. 210 Haven. 292tf
FURNISHER npt; 2 rooms and
bath, completely furnished; pri
vate entranco: fuol f Urhishcd.
Call 70. If
FOR RENT Furnished ants;
lights, water, garage; $12, $15,
$17. Phono 452-H. 27utr
FOR RENT $13 and $10 apart
ments; walls newly tinted; hot
and cold water, bath and toilet,
2-story brick building at Jack
sonville, 10 minutes from Med
ford. See Mr. Cnlldcrt, real es
tate, or The Nugget Confection
ery store. 243tf
BUSINESS OITORTUNITTES
FIIjINO BTATION and store for
sale or trado, on hignway. see
owner, North Central at Mill
Korvlco. 2 S 6lf
FOR 8ALE LIVESTOCK
FRESH COW giving 4 gnllons milk
per day. Phono I197-R-1. 302
FOR BALK POULTRr
i'oll SALE Hollywood pullets.
Mammoth lirone turkeys, this
year's hatch: sacrifice; leaving.
Ilerrydalo Ave., 1 bluck from
highway. 299
l!.P.V CHICKS Hatching eggs. R.
I. Reds, Haired Rocks. W. leg
horns; quality highest: II and
12c in Mia lols. T. J. Robinson.
1 227 onyx, Eugene, Ore. 297
FOR SALB, ftOMKS
FOR SALE li-rni. modern house,
under construe! loll. No. 723 Palm
SI. Sec owner ini Job, 303
NEW 3-room and bath house Just
finished Inside, for sale or rent:
adults. Call 9i3 Dakota. 297
FOR HALI0 RRAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Lot r.OxlOO; some
slunk on 11; small payment
down, balance can bo paid in
wood culling. Phone 1312-.l.
1212 W. loih. 298
FOIt SALE Stock ranch cheap;
itill acres near Hengle; flno land;
considerable limber. Address 313
Apple St., Medford. Tel. 787-X.
300
FOR SALE 2 acres, 'd lllllo bo
yond Phoenix on Pacific lliway,
across from White Wing Poultry
ranch. T. R. Alvoril. 292lf
FOR KALE 5 acres In Medford;
good business property or camp
ground, Improvements. O.nly
$.-,.000; easy. L. G. PICKED,,
204 E. Main. 29S
io-ACHE dairy and fruit ranch:
some fine, cows and champion
bull. I'rl.-e. including every
thing. Fia.o'iO. Urown While,
Realtors, Holland Hotel llldg.
286H
.iMii.ti vtir v. i .. ,. . , ....
think of Brown A White. tf
thln of 1
FOR SALE MIBCIOJANIDOIJ
FOR SALE "jtxAntiquo furniture,
W4ioflw(u-kei 7 machine and turn
ing lutlie; all or any part. Call
at 34 S. Grape. 298
FOR HALE Library table, leather
rocking chair, Vlctrola, Call
M M. 16g u I n ce. 2 9 7
I'olt "m AI.E- Traiici , 109 S. llollv
.911
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstracts
Ml II KAY A Ft ST R ACT CO. Ab
tracU of Titlo, Title Insuranco,
liooim 3 and 5, No. 32 North,
Central Ave., upstairs.
JACKSON CO.
AUSTIIACT CO.
Abstracts of Title
nnd Titlo Insurance
T li o only completo
Title System la
Jackson County.
Accountants
WILSON AUDITING COMPANY
Tax and Corporation Counselors,
Auditors and Accountants. K.
M. Wilson, C. P. A.; Leland J.
Knox. C. P. A. Liberty Bids.,
Phono 157-11,
Chlropractlo Physician
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiro
practic Nerve Specialist. Office
hours 9 to 12, 2 to 6. 203-204
Liberty Bide. Office Phone 680;
ltes. Phone 790-H.
Klcctrio Motor llcpalrlnff
L. C. SCHAKKH Armature wind
inn, electric motor repairing.
Stock bearings and br'ishes. 83
N. Centrnl. Phone 90-J-2. 371
Kxpert Window Cleaners
LET OEOUGt; DO IT Tel. 1172.
House cleaning. Floor waxing.
. Oriental ruff cleaning, specialty.
Financial
WB LUND MONEY to worthy peo
ple to pay tholr honest debts. Pa
cific Coast Credit Association, 421
Mod Cord HldB.. Medford, Ore.
Furniture Repairing
FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED
ro-flnlshed, re-glued. We carry
a ft;ll line of uphoteterlng sam
ples. A. N. Thlbault, Tel. 969-R.
Money to Loan
J Long Tune
W Real Estate
fj Mortgage Loana
Phono
Commercial Finance Corp. .
Medford, Oregon
Monumcnt
THE OREGON GRANITE CO. -
Monuments. E. A. Hicks, General
Manager; r. At. tv.BreiiHw, cwi.
Manager. 302 N. Front St.
Muslo
Flnno Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teactwd.
ot piano. Classical and popuia
music courses. Haight MusV
Studio, 318 Liberty Bldg., Tol 7$
I'lilnting nnd rnncrlianglnp;
HARRY MARX Painting, tinting
papcr-hunging. Phone 178-J.
2691
M. A. BLISS & COMPANY Paint
lag, paperhanging and Intorlol
finishing. 302 Crater Lake Ave)
Phono 1604. 41
l'rlntcrs and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. HM
tho best equipped printing offld
In Southern Oregon. BookblncT
lug, loose leaf ledgers, billlnl
systems, etc. Portland prices, II
N. Fir St.
Radio Services
RADIO SERVICE on any main
radio. H. O. Ptirucker. 22 Soutl
Grape street. Office Phone 835;
Res. 1442. 814
Rand and Gravol
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Oravel
plant. Clean washed sand and
gravel; crushed gravel, all sizes.
Phone, plant 1203, or office, 137.
Storage
WAREHOUSING Storage Distri
bution. Medford Warehouso, 810
South Front St. Phone 81.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER STORAGE!
CO. Office 111 N. Fir street,
phono 315. Prices right. Service
guaranteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER cV STORAGE,
Servlco guaranteed. 20 S. Grape
St., Phone 644, or rosidonca 1060,
KEINKING TRUCKING SERVICE
Transfer and hauling ot all
kinds. Office 309 South Front St.
Phono 332.
FOR RALE MISCELLANEOUS
FUR SALE Dry fir and hardwood.
Daltou liros. Tel. 023-R-l. 30a
FOR SALE Wood under cover,
dry fir ('. per load. $2.o0 half
load; drv body fir. $2.75 per tier.
Phone 1141-J. Longwlll Wood
Co. 303
PER CWT. Wheat 81.60. ryo
$1.3.1, potatoes 99c; alfalfa, bar
ley, corn, vegetables, otc, bargain
prices. 710 S. Riverside. 300
FIR WOOD $2.75 whllo it lasts.
Tills is a special prico on few
tiers of 12-Inch dry old growth
fir In load lots, delivered. li E.
Samson Co., Phono 833. 300
ONE Bcnn spray rig 111 first class
condition. Phone 1338. 298
FOR SALE Good Used piano.
liousoiiubl4'ppieed for quick sale.
Easy terms. Phone 1442. . 297
FOR SALE
334-M.
Incubators.
Phono
307
FOR SALE Marcus wheat,
$1.50
$1.60
per 100 lbs; seed barley.
per 100 lbs. Phone 950-J-i. 304
FOR SALE Onk, fir, mania
nlla. NathnnNowcomh, Jr., 725
So. Central. Phone 735-R. 38tf
FOR SALE Loose alfalfa hay,
baled grain hay. Elmer Ross, R.
F. V., Rous Lane. 381tf
FOR SALE Jonathan and Spits
enberg apples. Call Rogue R. Co..
1366. tt
FOR SALE Used sewing ma
chines, all makes, $5 up; terms
It desired. All makes rented and
repaired. White Sewing Machine
Co., 24 North Bartlett. tf
FOR SALE At bargain", I oak
veneer doors, slse t M feet b
7H feet, with lock and without
Hits. Sco Ilium tt Mill Tr.hllns
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