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iAr AliV -21. PAGE NTNR "EVERYONE INSOUTHERN OREGON READS THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE BRINGING UP FATHER , By George McManus 11 LIXI;SS D1KKOTOKY Abstract MEDFORD MATTJ TRIBUNE, 1UEDFORD, 1, K ;ON. WKI.XKSMAY. ON ALFALFA HAY !N SLOW DEMANO; i PORTLAND, Jnn. 21 Of) 1'. S. N'o. 1 alfalfa hay was quoleil to i Hie trade at $17.00 to 1S.00 a ton ' in Portland lotluy. a. 50 centK to i $1.00 doclino from pikes of a week ago and a reflection of continued slow demand reported by represen tatives of tho department of nu licultural economies throughout tlie northwest. o. b. prices in the llermlsion district were re)orteii around SEJ.OO. PORTLAND, Jan. 21 (P) nut ler and egg quotations held liu changed in wholesale markets to day. Butter market at the opening stood on firm ground in its rela tion of receipts to demand. Re ceipts were light and demand un usually good, promising a good clean-up of fiesli supplies. Egg market opened easy, receipts greater than demand, sales forced at irregular prices. Pacific coast extras a cent lower at New York was a weakening factor on the shipping side. Country meats and poultry were steady except for a cent decline on medium weight hens, in oversup ply; quote: 14 to la cents a pound. Fresh fruit and vegetable trade opened normally active at unchang ed quotations on all lines. Livestock rVlHTI-NI), Jan. 21 (P) Gal lic :ii", calves 1: quolallly steady. Hogs Kl'.tl. including ntiS direct or on contract: steady. Sheep I uO; quotably steady. Portland Produce POIITLAN'D, Jan. IMlPi But ter: fiinier, (piotutions unchanged. Kggs: Kasy, uneliangcd. Milk (liutterfnt) steady and un elianged. . Poultry: Medium hens 1c lower at 1-le, other quotations uucliang ed. Hay: Alfalfa liay M-l.no lower. (Wholesale liuying riees. deliver ed Portland) eastern Oregon tim othy $22.5-23.0l); do valley $19.00 19.50: alfalfa 17.00-18.00: clover $16.(10; oat hav SH'i.Ol); straw $7.00 8.00 ton; selling prices $1.00-2.00 more. Country meats, onions, potatoes, wool, nuts and eascara hark steady and unchanged. Portland Wheat I'OKTIA'I), .Ian. 21. Wheat: Olien High Low .lan 65 .05 .85 Clowe .05 .08 ... .08 ... .00 ... .00 ... .0:1 ... .0:1 .May (iS .68 Cash wheat: Ilig r,enl Mupfllcm Soft while Western white Hard winter Northern spring .US Western red ,,; Oats: No. 2 :IS-Ih. white -2. Today's car receipts: Wheat 73: hurley. 2; flour, 11); corn, -I oats, 1; liny, 1. San I'YiiiiHsco liutterfnt. SAN FRANCISCO. .Ian. 21. UP) ISntterfal f.o.h., San rranrisco. 24c. 4 Wall Street Report NKW YOKK, ' Jan. 21. Pj SclliiiR of I. S. Steel. In response to an unfavorable , earning esti mate turned stocks downward to day after a small advance and the closing tone was heavy. Westing house and National Biscuit lost -and Ilethkhem Steel. American Rolling Mill. Johns-Manville. American Can. Eastman Kodak and American telephone 1 to lVi-j Ha lis held nhout nan ot 1 10 t point early gains. Sales totaled approximately 1,'mO.oiio shares. Today's closing prices for 3" selected stocks follow; Am. fan lOS-i STOPS Fain and Itching .. front Tli 1 - t Don't put up with painful piles another day or hour. There is positive relief, very often, for the very worst ense. Pyramid suppositories are de-! V signed to stop the P a i n a n d jr even an ucn- 111)?. K 6 1 161 comes quicklj-. The first ap- i plication will bring' you much comfort and ease. Try them today. Remember the name. Justiy FREE Pyramid '.complet comfort bos (r... Pyramid bup' positories to any druggist; GO cents. - PYRAMID DRUG CO. 770-B p,r.mil Bldf., M.r.h.ll, Mkh. Please send me a box plainly Wrapped, sealed, postpaid, and en tirely free. Name Addrtst City State THE MARKETS K LL WELA.-I DOW'TTHllvlK MUCH OF THT DOG MCKSlE HA- BOX AT LEVbT ME WttU IMTEREW HER -M" KE'EP HER HOWIE- "bHE Wont be out bHoppiN" am' I SsPfeNOttsi ALU ME THE NEBBS The Suspect 7T Tf He Wt in -iveX V. 5 ti ul to T-ma . D, Me have a J Oi a.mT trvim' to cover use mis nee, to latoK, yj kS'o evervtS.' 1S vo-,R cASTLK ANJ ? 15 sick AerjoT IT anjO I'M ROPE I MISS SvX i i -5? ,?rllj' I) LET MH IW WITHOUT J fj 4 NF-RVOUSWEbS. 1. DFFEBEO y4 VTkuess s S ' y A OP ME. OR eoMSTHlsl PRoPE-rt A 200 REWARD ANJO HE CfW NCLf X XX X'cAuse PAPweouLOwr V Stls 4 .-A vuasmt worth that f fj : -2f KtryitjU. Wlr Tl BtU aytoMllc- td IH U S Pji ORc Am. Tel. and Tel 1S5 Anaconda :1S Col. Cas 3J CurtiRR Weight i (leneral Kleclric (new) 4:1 U Oenoral Mttors 37 j Kennicot Copper 241-. Mont. Ward l"Vj Kadlo I'orii Seara lloelntck -IS 1 -j S. I ' 102 foiled Air Craft 24V. T. S. Steel HlU'i Int. Tel. & Tel 2.". (Reported fay Jackion County Ahitraet Co.,. Sixth Street and Central Avenue.).., ,V; Murriiio l.iconsos. irnroM Art hue Davis and Lola Max Mi ros. ' ' ' Hurry Howard T)unn and Kmma JSohnort. Wilhur L. Montgomery and Ma bel M. Whipple. , Andrew L. Campbell and Ceorg-ia PiOUgll. Ludwig Suuer and Kdith Maxey. Cilenden llamsland and Oleta Mao Madison. liandall II. Hobo and Hllern Mao Fon ton. Aubrey C. Miles and Floy John son. fMenn W. Pell and Huby Mr Kwoii. .lamcy S. Tammahill and Julia J. Asher. Circuit Court. J. W. Ilyhee vs. K. 1. Guthrie, et ai. Foreclosure. Nora I. Dynge vs. Henry II Dynpe. llivorce. Iewis Super-Service station v. II. .1. lliinl. Chattel lien. State vn. It. A. l)nrf. Trans porting iiitoxicatlnc liquor. State vs. J. C. Meyeln. Ohtaln infj kooiIs by falso tiretense. State vs. jameH Kay. IMpsensinp a still.. State vs. John. Abel, and Mack Ilrown. Kurnlary. Julius Wolf va. James H. Moore. Foreclosure. K. 1!. Shreve. S. G. Colton vs. Kermite Metals Co., Inc., et al: for money. Charlie K. Jobo vs. Timber ProJ uets Co.: lien. l,ewis Sillier Service Station vs. Crooks Produce Co.; chattel lien. Dorothy Torrey vs. Frank Tor rey; divorce. J. 1'. IliiiKliani vs. J. II. Andrews; damages. So. Oretron Weldincr and Itepair Winks vh. firaee M. W ilson; chattel lien. IVohulo tVnirt. I'tate of Joe Mooniaw dc): ad milted to proltate. Joseph ltalh (dee.), estate. Ad mitted to probate. Heal l'stnto Transfers. City of Jacksonville to Ethel Wheeler; O. '. . Lots 1 to 8. 111k. 37. Jacksonville. C. s. Ilutleret lix to K. T. llricKs: W. r. 4T.r, ft. on Hllf-h St.. Ashland. citiwns Hank of Ashland to .Min nie K. Thompson: deed 0 acres In IM.C 45. Tp. .1:1 S. I!. 1 1-3. Louis. It. lluckioy et ux to 1. 3. Murray; W. I). I.ot 5. l!lk. 2, Kalr m.mnt Add. Mcdrord.. llatlic J. lieeman et nl to Carrie O. I'ulil; W. I), land In Sec. L'0. Tp 3 It S. Ii. 3 W. Il.lttie J. Ileeman et al to l.illle A . .McKay: W. 1). land :n Sec. 2. Tl'. SB S. It. 3 W. Ix-sler It. HaU'llT et ux to W. Tl. Monitor et ux; W. 1). I.ot 1. I'.lk. '('." nolllev.ild Park Add. Ashland. T,. A. Wricth et lix to Flmer Ib'r rle.l: W. I. land in Sec. III. Tp. 3T S It. 1 W. I-;. O. Ifenselman et ux to Wni. rtelnhart et ox: W. T). I.ots 1 and 3. r.110".. IliKhl.ind Park Add. Med ford. Wm. liullincton. et lix. lo .T A r.ollineton. W. P. to H Int. In XK ef NW, ,W of SK, SW of N1S, HEU.O'. n js rn n MOMEN - SB of NW sec. 3. twp. 39 S.. It. 3, K.. J1.00. Joy A. Walker, et ux. to Mrs. Louie Underwood, W. I), to lot 13. blk. 3, Palm's Add. to .Modford, 510. John Conlon to F.tln Conlon. W. I), to lot 5, ICmiB'H Add., -Med-foid. $1. Harry A. Lucas, et ux, to Frona llei'Heil. t c D. to 12. ii acres in 1)1.0 GU, twp. 3S S., It. 1 west $10. Frona 1 lorried, et vir. to F. A. Morse, et ux. W. 1). to 12.112 acres In 1JLC 5"J, twp. 3S S., It. 1 west, $10. Lena CiiinniinKs, et vir to Mary L. McCii.ky, W. D. to part lot 5, Midway sub-division, $10. Sheriff" to Byron II. ''Allison-, deed to land in sec. 20, twp. 33 S., It. 2 Fast, $1000. .Mary F. Swanson to It. O. Itel cel, et ux. W. D. to part lot 13. W. C. Myer Add. to Ashland. $11). Lurllne Wllkins, et al to Henry II. Palmer, et ux, W. D. to part hilt r,. l'oai'hblow Paradise Or chard Add. to Ashland, $10011. James l". Snutn. et ux, lo " J. Smith, W. I), to land in sec. If., twp. 3(1 S It. 3 West, 1-5 Interest, $10. James V. Smith, et ux. to W. J Smith, W. I), to land in sec. 10. twp. 30 S.. It. .1 West, 1-5 interest. (lenrge Hilton. Jr., to Lloyd K. ifniUh. et al. W. 1). to part lot :J, Midway sub-division, $10. M,.,n,,,,l Irrigation IJistlict to ('. A. Myers, et ux, W. . to lot 10, Cresthrook Orchard uacis. $203.59. Wm. Meixner. et ux to Tlinher Products Co. CJ. C. I), to lots S and !). hlk; 1, Hunker Hill Add. Med ford, $1. Wm. Hulliimton to Vera L. I-m-llnvtoll. W. D. to H Int. in SK of NW. NW of S10, SW of XK, SK ot NW, sec. 3, twp. 39 It 3 K $1.00. C. JI. -Duncan to Martha Dun can. W. I), to 'j Int. in NF. of SW, sec. 13, twp. 37 S R. 4 west, $10. lOuln L. Callan to J. M. Callan. Q. C. D. to lot 12, blk. 2. Wool verton's Add., Medford, $10. J. D. Culbertson, et ux, to lla'el Chitwood. W. D. to land In sec. 13. twp. 37 S.. It. 2 west, $10. f 13 N'T HAT POINT, Ore.. Jan. 21. (Spl.) Mrs. Z-lla Milhr of, Hnsfhurtf and Mrs. Henry Krwkin of Mvrtle i:nelc arrived I'rlday to ho with their father. Mr. Millard, who iasned away Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Hmltli nnd family spent Hu n Uy at IliK" Hanks vlMitinu the John SLu-h family. Mr. and Mrs. 1,. F. Plekett of fif!d Hill were Sunday kiiwIs Mr. and Mrs. Kventt Kaher. Members and friend "r f'hrintian iluinh will enjoy lh nnnunl dinner In th chureh par Los January 22. This evm i looked forward to with keen fil tered. Mr. and Mr. , Will Keruuson and friend left thin week for :t month'n tour of .Southern Cali fornia and Mexico. Kunenil norviee for It"bert riintnn rioffinan w.-re held at the I'efternted rhnrrh January IS at 2 o'elork. Many friend Bathered to pny their last respeftH to the depart ed and Kyiupathizo with the fam ily. UoliPit Clinton pasfed away Friday nvniiiR at the Commu nity HoMiilal. lie hsives to mourn his In his parent. Mr. nnd Mrs 'harle T. Hoffman, one sinter. Mil. OtadvH Hoffman ond three brother, Verne. Hliwart and Cor don, all of Central Point. A birthday party wam Riven January 1 1 In Mnr of Joe YViicht at his home. The evnim: j i i iii ii i ii i i j ' 1 CENTRAL POINT was pent plalinf taids and I'iTHl'bTARWl'iH AMD CORRODE J&WELrVY oHoP? Tuft b MR'S-JvqQ'B- j i i .) 1931. Inn Ftnire s.riw. far , r.rat llrttain ilKhl. r.ttrvrtl. 1 panic. Refreshments were served hy Mrs. Wlinht. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Cockran, -Mr. and Mrs. Joe Colitis and .Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Wil(.-hl. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Davis were Modford visitors Sunday. Mr. and .Mrs. J. K. Vincent and son, Itohhy. epent Sunday visiting friends at the Meadows. VAl.hKY V1KW. Ore.. Jan. 21. (Spl.) -Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Strut ton attended -the covered dish luncheon sponsored hy the lad lew of the, social fluh of Alpha chapter Kiistern Star, in Ashland Tuesday evening. S. S. Miehell of Ashland ha driven two hands of eat tie down and they are feeding them at the Kirat'ton feed Ki'oiindr on Jiear creek. Mrs. O. J,, IVnland entertained with two tables of bridge Wednes day a fternoon. iuests were: Mrs. Kd Jtohinson. Mrs. Kd Mors, Mrs. IliiiKins. Mrs. Hoy I.eVand4-r. M rs. K. C. Ciardner. Mrs. AV. A. rat ton. Mr.s. I''. F. Murk of Medford,. Mrs. New house of lie 11 view. M in. MiKgins won first prize; Mrs. Strai ten consolation prize. Al the elose of the afternoon Mrs. Venland served lovely refreshment. Oiin A riiMpigfi- wa.s a caller In Valley View Thursday. Mr. nnd Mrs. I. M. Lowo called on Mr. and Mrs. John Arnold in' Anhland Friday. Mr. Arnold is, very ill; no liopo is held for his j recovery. j Mrs. lieaehert lowd received word her mother, Mrs. 1 .rower, was, very ill with double pneumonia, at the home of her son in Ohio. Mrs. H rower made many friends while she lived in Valley View. j 1). M. Lowe whipped 500 pounds of Rrains and masses and Bome ap ples to ios Angeles to bo put In the Oregon chamber of commerce booth there. These products were put in from southern Oregon, rep resenting the Ashland and Mwlford chambers of commerce. O, M. Lowe wa.s in Falem last week ami intends going again this week to attend the fair conferences being held there In the Interest of the Chicago world's fair next year. Min jenn Slratton. Mrs. V'. A. St rat ton and A Ihert motored to Hornbrook Sunday to visit the V. Stratum family. Mrs. C. Ab-;ini and Mrs. J. II. M'Cracken attended the Who llo class meeting at the home of Mrs. O. Pratt Friday afternoon. Mi km Ksther Childers spent Sim day with her parents, Mr. and Miw. S. childers. Many A'alley View people at tended "The f!ig Trail" at the Vin Jng theater in Ashland luet week. Mr. and Mrs. F. Ilnllbiitigh retuvned from Port land la ft 1 k. While there Mr. llollbaiigli visited Or. "offM's rlinic. ? Mr. nml Mt s. . AV. I tn: ow were in Medford Monday .enlng at. a dinner nnd h rid en p. ty at the Oadc Territt home. ILLEGAL APPOINTMENT SAI.EM. .Ian. a I . il") I., Ihe opinion of some UMIP'iC'S r.l the senate) Interim eoni!1til''e on ex ecutive appointment. 11 i rn a ll Oliver of John ! "i Il"' n lecally l'caiiolntrd al a member rf the slate io.,, of hfh'r edil- callon. When Ihe hoard o hi :her edil (ollon was en ated. by Hie l!'-11 I. t:i-lalnre flier,- was lo created n setuilo eotnmlll'i; on executive aiipolnttiieuts. f VALLEY VIEW 1 COLLARS DiA.MOMO'o IN THEM' -VE'S .' aEI-U bt DOWM THVo AFTERMOOM- .'.J V lib? mmf7r i Final otiro. . In tho County Court of the. State I of Oregon in and lor the County i of Jackson. In tho Matter of tho Estate of Henry K Smith, Deceased, j j Notice- is hereby given that thn (undersigned administrator has filed his final account In tho above en titled estate and that the Court hasi I fixed the hour of Hl:tM) o'clock a.m. j on February 7th, 1 !3 1 , at t ho court room of said Court in tho Court-, ! house at Medford, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objec tions, if any there lie, to said nc , count, and for the closing of said estate. All persons interested In said es- j tate are notified to appear M said lime and place and show cause, if any they have, why such find re port should not ,be approved and said estate closed as asked for in said report. Dated at Medford, Oregon, thlsj utn day or January, A. O.. J. AV. WAKF.FIKUJ, Administrator of tho Kslaie of Henry D. Smith, Deceased. Xollro. Xnlice is lii'i-ohy ulvon that pur suant to till" powor ami authority .uraultMl itt uk Ity the proviiollH ( tho Will of F. )H!-nli!-uKO, rlo- ccascd. v'. the undcrNiKlwHl, Kx- pcutrix ami Kxocutor of Haul "Will, from and after (ho 1-ltli (lay of Kehruary, l!';ll. al tho hour of Hl:0a n. ni.. at tho offioc of Hurry 0. Skyrinan. Moilfonl lluiidlni;, .Iod fortl. Orof,'on, hall nrooood to Moll, atld will soil, at privulo salo. to tlio lii.t;hc.t ami hot hidilor for cash and oivdlt, tho ival proporly ho lonttlm: lo said doi rdont at tho timo of his (hath, dosorilu'd us followH, to-vlt: Tlu Norlhwost Quarter of tllp Xol-thoatit tjilartor, and (ho North east Quarter of tho Northwest Quarter, of Section I'll. Toivnshlp 3s .South, ItatiK)' 1 West of the Wltlaniette Meridian, in Jackson ('ounly, Oregon. kj.it'ii .M.Mi'iAnioTitA axti,e. .1 ( H I A X .V E H .1 A K ( ) 1) U ,H (IKIOXIIKIJI.ICK, as Kxocutrlx and Mxecntor, resper- lively. of tho Kstato of V. Osen- hrupo, deceased. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Rl, tut wont for Itnt imtrtion. 2c; Mch sutcttdina im,rlion. 1e; minimum 25c. Inrirx your Adt with for Sale, For Rent, etc, and count these word, at well a, each initial, telephone number, etc., at a word. Claejlied adt cash in advance and not tnten over phone, unleil adver liter hat monthly account. No allowance for phone errors. HEfP WAXTEb MAIiR IIAN'M lotlc time Johs for men really, wantliiL,' work. Good mon ey for hustlers. J)o not apply unless you want to work. I can lake care of you If von do. Write J!ox 3-A. eaie Malt T'lhuno. ,i wanticij srrtjAnoNS W.WI'IMl Middle need liiilv de sires housekeepiriL; iii nice home I'liono 41I7-I.. 3ti: nUSIVIOSH Cil'TOlXTUTHTIES FIMXO STATION and ntor for etalft or trado, on hlKhway g(M owner, North Central at Mill Bervlcn. jSotf WAXTIOri S!ISCITI,rAMXlIS WA.VTKI) Secondliand llcht ear motor other than "ord. Will hny in old car it necessary. Tel. 1 T.7. .Inj WAXTKD -To hu.,- lis-ht ear for cash. :i.'ll Haven .St, Utllltr. KI'llXITriM-: repaired nt your home or our shop. A. X. Thlh ault, phone :c:i-lt. :iit. LOCATj or lon distance hauling. We guarantee to save you money, i llawley Transfer, 619 No. Rlvor- Side, I'hono 1044-X. JlUtf'l RAW MTRS WANTHI) Do not! ship; wo pay the price. Hides, wool nnd pelfs. Modford liar gn n House, 27 N. Orape St. 227tf WAXTKI-!nd hand roods ft Junk. 1'als, l.'.liii IMune. 647-1,. 312 FOR GARDEN and field plowing, sand, giavrd And sediment, Tel. 12-J. Samuel Halemnn. if CASH PAID for junk. 17 North Urape tiu Tel, lOtia. 0&tf WITH J IX1ST LOST 3 -strand pearl necklace, ' between SL'O K. Main and St.' Mark'H KpiKeopal church. Tel. j ltisii-X. Ueward. 3011 LOST If do? is mrttsing, oall 1G16. 2Bfltf roil iucitv rfniNismcD HOC) MS lioo.M AND ItoAUD, yi.oa a day. Phone liNS-X. :i3 Fttli PENT Pleasant room for . 1. ........ I nlnuA i. Ii (( t. home; hath, garage. oy E. Main. j;t;uf FOR HUNT Nicely furnUdiod flle'plng rooniH with heat; rato moderate. 35 So. Itiversido Avo. tf ltoo.M AXD JtOAUD. reaaonnhle: Karaite. 33 N. I'e-ach. 304 POK RENT APARTMENTS KOK ItHXT Furnished apart ments and Ltaraue, near Arnuiry. 334 Apple. 301! Kill! KENT KurnlshPd I nnd 2 room ait; $15 and (IS. 344 So. Central. 3(11 3-liQOM npartment; prlvnto ent rance, hath and Karaite; very reasonable rent. II 10. Jackson. 302 l-'iiU lilXT 5 rooms, unfurnish ed; newly painted; J Mocks from lil.rarv. Call Sill K. Main. Win. F. Caniphell. 304 t'OH HUNT ,1-room furnished apt; heated, aaa N. Ivy. Sliatt FOR lilCN'T 3-room duplex npt. $i0. 2 1 li Haven. 202tf Fi;itXISIIl:r npt; 2 roomn and bath, completely furnlethed; pri vate entrance; fuel furnished. Call 76. tf FOR RENT Kurnlnhed apts; IlKhts, water, garage; $12, $15, 17. Phono 452-H. 27 6tt FOR RENT ia ana $10 apiirt ments; walln newly tinted; hot and cold water, bath and toilet, 2-tory brick building at Juck- ' eonvlllo, 10 minutes from Med ford. See Mr. cnlldors, real es tate, or Tho Nugget Confection ery store. Z43K FOR KENT ITOTJHI1 FOIt It EXT 5-rooni furnished house with hath, Sil iier month. Next to Rainbow auto camp. Tel. h :t r - t . lion FOR 11F..NT Xearly new 3-room Ixaise with sleiMnncr porch, wired for electric ralik'e; Karaae; 1S and owner pays water. See Charles A. Wing Acency, Inc. .10 I FOR IE EXT 4 -room unfurnished house. I'houo 1 I5(l-V, 301 FOR Itl'.XT 4-room filrnlShed house; water paid. Cull for key lit 31 Front Kt. SUtitf FOR Ri;NT .Small furn. liouse. InqUil" 140 Ho. Ivy. HK'JIf' IloliHF.S for rent or solo. One ' furnished. Cull 105. 30 North Central, HXlitf- FOR RUNT C-rnom cnttaKe, with haih and kituhen range, on Wesst lllh St. Apply Wing Agency or 40(1 King Kt. tf FOR RENT Home. Furnished or unfurnished. Brown White. . 17rf Medford Investment Company General Insurance MtdfortJ, Ora 12t W. Main Phone 1U4 CH WELL1. I'M CLAO 1 rgSH , HrtCOTAUTTLE I I l NlECK-THAMK qooo- I I rv lr-r - rc k ma- it 4 -jf'd warn By SOL HESS FOIt IlEVr MTSCEIjIANEOUS FOU I: F XT Fully equipped res taurant. Phone 13S4. Inquire Isis Theater. 3UiI FOR RENT OaraFre, ?3.00 per month. S25 So, Riverside Ave. tf MISCICljTiANrcOtJB 1 1 1: i O N I A X AN NOI'XC'KM F.NT (i E X E It A I. l'EKHHINC.'H own lorv of Ihe (ireat War has Just slaried In the Daily and Sunday Oieaoniau. Subscribe- now for this ereat newspaper of the Pa cific Xorlhwesl. l'rico 75 cents tier month, delivered. Atieney HeacUiuarlers, Heath Drug Store, I'liono SS I. 301 ASHLAND Convalescent and Rest Home, care for old people and Invalids. 210U- AUTO GLASS Installed while you wait. 109 H. 8th. lsfitf FOR EIOHAPfOB FOR TRADE dtonl homo prop erty; 6-room house, In AllKinif, for what have you? Tel. 443-W. .las. w. c.rlgsby. 3114 FOR EXVHANOF, 1200 acres; creek throuirh place; 140 A. cul tivated; full rancli suuipment in- cli.Klinir house, e.c; rai.sCH lad totis hay; new 12-room modern house, larito barn, store and post- office In connection; S. -P. (le pot oti place; plenty outside raliKo; trade for business prop erly In Medford or Income prop , crt'v near .Medford. 1'rleo $3:, ooii. call at 30S Allco St. after r. p. m. 302 CITY, residence, store nnd ranches to trade for Wlllametto Valley property. , Addretm llox 11, car Tribune. 301 TO E.NC1IAXC.I0 3 Austrnlorp cockerels for pullets or geese. I'hone 403-11-6. 303 FOR SAIiTli IjIVESTOCK FRESH cow giving 4 gallons milk per day. I'hone 697-R-l. ' 302 for SAiE rouinv FOR HALE I'ekln duck eags, nlso noose Him itarreo isueic ckks lor hatching. Covered Waj-'on.' Phoenix. 303 FOR SALE pullets. 311 3K White Leghorn So. Peach. 30 POI'LTRV M E N. ATTENTION A iirofitablu hatching season Is Just ahead. Ho ready to take tllio proltt w'th Ihe world s great i't laying slrain. HailHon leg horns. A small surplus of breed ers for sale nt prl!es you can make money on. lllg Oaks Poul try Farm. 1 mil" soulll Gold Hh on Old Stage rami. : l DRI.'SSLER'S S(llaro Deal Hatch cry. 1107 I-.. Main. Chicks, hatch ing. Prices reduced If booked now. Phono Ki;!-L. 304 FOR SAIiVj HOMES FOR SA LE 6-rnl. modern liouse, under construction, Xo. 723 I'alm St. Kf! owner on Job. 303 FOR KAI.IO TtKAL ESTATE (IOHI) IM'YS in acres, a lilllea "lit : "i0 young pear trees, yrs. old;- 10 ncrr-rt paid-up water right: 4-roont house, 'bier barn, HoiPre fruit; on fnalti road; lights. Total price ?3,ili(l; JL',',0 iluwn hul. to suit, 10 acres, unimproved, 4 mltef out, on main road: lights: some t.lllber; SI 0'ia; $100 down, lull to suit. Day liiis and have steady work an. I a future Income, ll. .Mil. LAKH. 423 E. .Main 301 FOR HALE 2 acres. mile be yond I'hoenix on Pacllo hlway. m ross from Whito Wing poultry l.incb. T. R. Alvord "0-ACRK dairy nnd fruit ranch; somo fine ,.iws nnd champion hull. Price. including every thing, $12,000. Ilrown White, Realtors Holland Hotel ltldg. 2S6tf WHEN YOU think of real ntste. think of Ilrown k White. if( ML It KAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stract of Title, Title Insurance, llooma 3 and 5, No, 32 North Central Ave,, upstairs. JACKSOV CO. AliSTltACT X. AlKtmrtH of Title itnd Tit lo Insurance. T Ii o only complete T 1 1 1 o Systont in tlitckson County. AeoottntnntH WILSON AUDITING COMPANY Tax and Corporation Counselor. Auditor and Accountants. K. M. Wilson. C. V. A.: Inland J. Knox, C. P. A. Liberty iildy., Phono 157-H. Clilronrnctic Physician llt. E. r. IIOFPMAN Chlro- pr.ictico Ncrvo Spt-ci:iHet. Office l.mira 1) to 11, 2 to B. 203-'J04 IJbortv HUIff. Office Phono 6U; It on. Phono 7ftO-H. Fleetrlo Motor Repairing; L. C. SCHAFER Armature wind- lug, electric motor repairing. Stock bearings and brushes, 32 X. Central. Phone 90-J-2. 371 Expert Window Cleaners .KT CEO HOE DO IT Tel. 1172. House cleaning. Floor waxing. Oriental rug cleaning, speoialty. Financial WE LEXD MONEY to worthy peo ple to pay their honest debts. Pa cific Coast Credit Association, 42S Medford HIdg., Medford, Ore. Furniture Repairing F-U RN ITU RE RE-UPHOLSTERED re-fmished, re-glued. We carry a full line of upholstering sam ples. A. N. Thlbault, Tel. 9C9-R. Money to TxKtn f (S Long Time K,'nl lr-s"Uo Jr ( J Murtgalfo Txvani ' I'liono i:ua Commercial Fiiitinee Ciorp. 31('(lfon, tfivtcoii Monunientfi THE OREC.ON GRANITE CO. Monuments. K. A. Hleks, General Mannger; P. M. Kershaw, Sale Manager. 802 N. Front St. Music ' Plnnn lusirnclion FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teaehel of piano. Classical nnd populal music courses. Hnlght Mus Studio, 318 Liberty Hldg., Tel 73 1atnllng nml Pupcrlinnglna: HARRY MARX Painting, tlnllng paper-hanging. I'hono 178-J. 269fi M. A. BLISS ft COMPANY Paint lng. paperhanglng and interior finishing. 302 Crater Lake Avd Phono 1604. 41 Printers nndl Pnhlisliera MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Hal tho best equipped printing offhl in Southern Oregon. Bookblndi lng, loose leaf ledgers, bllllnj systems, etc. Portland prices. 31 N. Fir St. Radio Service RADIO SERVICE on any main radio. H. O. Purucker, 22 Soutl Crape street. Office Phono 835; Res. 1442. 81 Sand and Gravel C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel plant. Clean washed sand and gravel; crushed gravel, all sizes. - Phone, plant 1203, or office. 127. Rtnrngo WAREHOUSING Storage, Distri bution. Medford Warohouse, 810 South Front St. Phone 816. Transfer . EADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE) CO. Office 111 N. Fir street. Phone 815. Prices right. Service guaranteed. DAVIS TRANSFER 4 STORAGE. Service guaranteed. 20 S. Grape St., Phone 644, or residence 1060, REIN ICING TRUCKING SERVICE Transfer and hauling of all kinds. Office 309 South Front St. Phone 832. FOR SAMS MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Feeder pigs. Ilanley, Lake Creek. Mike 303 FOR SALE IncuDators. Phone 3.14-M. 307 FOR SALE Dry fir and hardwood. Dalton P.ros. Tel. 023-R-l. 305 FOR SALK Wood under cover, dry fir tii DO per lend, $2. DO halt load; dry body fir, $2.75 per tier. . Phono 1141-J, Longwlll Wood Co. 303 FOR SALE Phonograph records, lac apiece. Come take your pick. Isis Theater. Phono 13X4. 302 FOR SALK Mixed oak and tnan statllta, $3 tier. I'hono llll-X'. 306 FOR SALK I almost new Hent ro!a heating stove: bargain. D. L. Flynn, Phone 480-R. 301 FOR SALK Shelled corn, $190 per cut. Phono 523-J-4. Otto Neld ernieyer. 304 FOIt SALK .Mnretis whont, $1.50 per 1110 lbs. Tel, Ur.U-J-2. 304 FOR SALE Onk, fir, mamta nlla. Nathnn Ncwcomb, Jr., 725 So. Central. Phone 735-R. 286tt FOR HALR Loose alfalfa hny, baled grain hay. Elmer Korts, H. F. D.. Ross Lane. , 281'tf, FOR SALK Jonathan and Rplts enherg apple Call Rogue R. Co., 1360. tf FOR SALH Used sewing; ma chines, all makes, $5 up: terms If dewired. All mnkert rented and repaired. White Sowing Machine' Co., 24 North Itartlett. tf FOR 8ALR At bargain, I oak veneer doors, alia i Mi feet by . 7 Mi feet, wllh lock nnd without 1 glass, gee them at Mall Tnbuna office, tl F1
