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'EVERYONE IN SOUTHERN OREGON READS THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE"
, EGGS EASY AFTER
BRINGING UP FATHER
By George McManus
BUSINESS DlRKCTOllY
Ahstracta
MUK1L.VY ABSTRACT CO. Ab
structa of Title, Titlo Insurance,
Rooms 3 and 5, No. 33 North
Central Ave., upstairs.
OAPOW CO iisj AMO TAUK
"TO MOTHER- TTC-e AKIO
GET HER tvYtNlO OFP
I'LL. JO-oT TORN)
om the Rao i
anj' let hef?
HEAR' "iOME
MOSlC -
TMttMKtrviq OF HER
PET OOQ THAT
JAOKSOV CO.
AUSTRACT CO.
Alistmcta of T 1 1 1 a
and Tltto Insurance.
T h o only coaipletu
Titlo system ut
ilat'lt.soil County.
PORTLAND, Jun. 27 (VP) Des
plto Monday's two cent decline in
the wholewule-egg martret dealers
characterized tho market tone as
easy at today's opening with de
mand from retailers fair. Receipts
continued more than amble. Rul
Ins quotations were unchanged.
Butter: market ruled steady at
unchanged quotations with contin
ued inquiry for 89 to 91 score
cubes. A' minor portion of fresh
receipts wmt to storage. i
Accountants
WHjSON AUDITING COMPANY
Tax and Corporation Counselors,
Auditors and Accountants. E.
M. Wilson. C. P. A.; Leland J.
Knox, C. P. A. Liberty Bldg.,
Phone 157-R.
MONDAY DECLINE
MT POOR HI 1 Thij 1-3-oTWOM- i I I I ( AND rJHEM A, DOC
II W!U1 oHE I POOCH Wlll TELL t-VbTEF5'S eE3 IT ff
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' Ai'flTS TO KEEP HER
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THE MARKETS
Livestock;
PORTLAND, Jan. 27 (VP) Cat
tle 35, calves 10; mostly steady,
vcalers weak to 50 lower. Vealers,
milk fed, good and choice $10.00
11. CO, milk fed, medium S. 50-10. 00,
milk fed, cull and common 5.50
S.r.O. Calves 250-500 lbs. good and
choice 8.50-10.50, common and
medium 5.00-8.50.
' Hogs 1135, including' 685 direct
or on contract; stendyi
Sheep 300; talking around
Bteady. - ...
Portland Frodncs
PORTLAND, JanJ 27 (Pi But
ter: steady, quotations unchanged.
Eggs: easy, demand fair, quota
tions unchanged.
. Milk (buttcrfat, poultry, coun
try meats,, onions, potatoes, wool,
nuts, hay, cascara bark and hops
steady and unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 27 (P)
Wheat:
Open High Low Close
Jan. 05 .05 .05 .65
May 08 .08 .68 .68
July.. 60 .60 .00 .00
Cash wheat:
Dig Bend bluestcm 68
Soft .white 66
Western white 66
Hard winter 63
Northern Spring 63
Western red 63
Oats:
No. 2-38 II). white $22.00
Today's oar receipts: Wheat 129;
flour 7; oats 1.
San Francisco Butterfat '
SAM FRANCISCO, Cal., Jan. 27.
(fl)-nuttcrlat f. o. 1). San Fran
cisco. .21c. ' .
4
Wall Street Report
NEW 'YORK,' Jan. 27 (TP)
Dulls and bears alike wailed away
tho trailing period in today's stock
market -with idle gestures.
The bears showed slight aggres
siveness ''after announcement of
Ihe Studcbaker dividend reduction,
but withdraw in the final few min
utes, and several recessions of a
point or so in leading shares were
reduced or cancelled. The list clos
ed barely steady. The utilities were
conspicuously ' heavy. Transfers
aggregated 1,650.000 shares.
Today's closing prices for 15
selected stocks follow: e '
American Can 112
Am. Tel: and Tel 188
Anaconda 34
Col. Gas . 30
t urtles Wright 414
Cionoral Electric (now) 44;h
General Motors 38
Kennicot Copper . 34 U
Mont. Ward 19','i
Radio Corporation . 14
Reading !)3
Sears Roebuck .;. ... 51
Southern Paclflc'r .....,'....103
United: Air Craft 85
U. S. Steel 142 i
JERSEY CITY. N. J., Jan. 27.
Ml In a letter written by Edward
I. Edwards, former l'nl,ted States
senator and governor of New Jer
sey, beforo ho shot himself Sunday
night, no explanation of his suicide
was found today.
Tho note was found on a dresser
In the room In which he fired the
fatal shot. It was addressed to his
daughter Elizabeth and his son.
t Edward, Jr.. and directed.' their ol
' tenlion to his Insurance papcrti aad
business affairs .It' c!oscd:'"'Cioad
bye Dad." -V ; : '-
(Reported tj Jaclsotl Csl AtltrKt Co,
Sixtb Stmt iml Ctntrll Annul.)
Circuit Court.
Jackson County Bldg. and Lonn
Assn. vs. T.. L. Brecheen et ux;
foreclosure.
A. C. Burgess et ux vs. Charles
A. Wing Agency. Inc: for money.
Viola Clark vs. Claud Clnrk; di
vorce. Manuel Alves et nl vs. Lawrence
M. Wilson and Pearl Wilson;
for money.
Jackson County Hidg. and I.onn
Ason. vs. It. V. Williams et al; fore
, closure.
O. V. Robinson as Southern Ore.
gon Welding and Repair Works R
l.dter F. Hatchctor: chattel lien.
Arthur R. Sayrea et 0 as Scarls
Spencer Co. vs. J. I Campbell as
Campbell Sheet Metal Works; dam
age. EUana U. Cininny vs. Mrs. s. A
KriJH.eJ, yir.; f" "")'
0 jVlOUVE G1VF.(
' IN SUICIDE NOTE
THE NEBBS Who's
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FOlkS THERE 'TMIWK HE Ta.PPLE6V J-SPENJ DTURI PT OR. KJOTMIM' WlSWT NJOVAJ-H&S I MIUO THAT THIS MAW IS J I'LL PUT NOUR SUAAUTEE 0U5T TRVIK1& TO BE.
' DONEWW KIEVERTUBWEDJ AMD THEV'RE WILLIMS TO I MAKISJ' MS LIFE ) 6UILTV OF HIS FATHEC-lM ' IM OAlt - AMD IM 5HEBIFF TOUSH BUT Vpu'vE SOT
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' FUPO HAPPBOSD VAPPLE6V UMTIl. HE l" 50MEBOOV THEV DOM'T I CASJ'T G.E.T NJO II x.iMV FOLLOW HIM LIKE VOU fN NAME AIMT '5HEBLOCK" vou o MAKE SAWTA
-V A.Ma,? ' ( LIKE AKIO t CASJ'T STAKJO VEWdOVMEMT V WOULD &ET LOST WITHOOT AnjO IF VOU DOM'T SPEWO I CLAUS LOOK LIKE.
IW MORTHVILLE '. ) SfS.T, J VTHIS SUSPECTIW' ME x. OUT OF HIM T. ILL &UftHAWTEE 1 SOME TIME MIMDIW& RmEBEARO1 S
liw-cr tuk: . VZCfliiV ) pCl KIO LOIJ3ECi JL5L HE WflMT LEAVE -vV KvOUR OVAJM 6USINJESS ILL -vwr
', II-27 (C)i-TTM.1MI. by thiB.lrSrJiil.. Irt -TJ Milt V 8. Pit. OHIct 1 fe'' ' j . ' '
John M. Price. C. C. Clark. Frank
DeSouza Incorporate as "Midas
Gold Mines, Inc."
Prolmlo Court.
Estate of Klincr K. Fraley (dec.)
admitted to probate.
MaiTiairo Licenses.
.Wallace Noles and Marian Edith
Reeves.
Richard E. Melmlg and Ruth M.
Snook. 1
Frederick Warneko and Marjorio
Neumelster.
'Harry Ivan Goble and Lois Irene
Williams.
Real Kslate Transfers.
G. C. McAllister et ux to i,.
Keithly et al; W. D. land in Sees.
5, 6, 7, Tp. 35 S. R. 1 W.
First Insurance AKency to Jack
son County llldi;. and Loan Assn.:
deed to Lots 13, 14, 15, Wit. "G,"
Railroad Add. Ashland.
O !utly 3 L. Conrad ct vlr to W. 1"..
Hewitt ct ux:' W. D. K. 30 ft. Lot
15. Illk. 5. Ilillvlcw Add. Medford.
TIattle J, llqeman ct al to James
Hays; W. D. land in Sec. SO. Tp.
30. S. It. 3 W.
Hattle J. lieemnn ct nl to John
Hays; W. T). Lots 13 and 14, Ulk.
27, Gold Hill.
Minnie E. Holmer ct vlr to R.
E. Carley et ux; W. D. Lots. 7 and
8, Rlk. 1, Whitman Park Add. Med
ford. R. E. Carley et ux to Anna C.
Ilrewer; W. D.; Lots 7 and S. P.Ik.
1, Whitman Park Add. Medford.
Stella Qulsenberry et vir to A. C.
Uursess: W. n. Lot In Ilroback Re
serve, Medford.
Jesse Uyniiin et ux to C. A. Bcn
ne'tt et ux; W. D. Lot S, Iillt. 1,
Palm's Second Add. Medford and
0.24 A. In DLC 01. Tp. 37 8. R. 2 W.
GOLD 'HILL. Ore., Jan. 27.
(f-'pl.) Mrs. Aurele Hunier enter
tained Ihe Sewlns club at her homo
Friday afternoon. After a -very
pleasant incQtillRi refreshments
wcro served., to. , .thc- .followitu:
quests: Mrs. George MeliliKer.
Mrs. lienncss, Mrs. Merrltt Mer
riman, Mrs. Kber Davis. Mrs. Char
les Kell, Mrs. J. C. Shorb. Mrs.
Georfio Hammersley, Mrs. Karl
Moore, Mrs. Clco !llchrlst, Mrs.
Paul Thompson, Mrs. Joe Ulair.
Mrs. William Ferguson. Mrs. Char
les Carter. Mrs. A. A. (Walker. Mrs.
Paul AnBslend, Mrs. 1f-. D. Force
and Mrs. Jack Frost.
Gold "HIM hiffh school lmsketball
teams played Rokup River- high
school teams at Rogue Itlver Fri
day night, the Gold Mill girls win
nings 35 to IS. and the Rogue Rlvor
boys winning, 3H to 12. A large
delegation from this city attended.
Howard Johnson spent the week
end In this city as the suest of
friends.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Lyman
were Sunday guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ham.
Mr. Lawton of Medford. state
inspector of scales, wa a business
visitor here Saturday.
Carl llamner died at the home
of his parents Wednesday morning.
Funeral' services were held -at
Grants Pass nnd the body shipped
to Oakridge. Ore., for Interment.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Logan Is reported as very III
at the home of his grandparents.
Ml, and Mi's. Charles Kell.
Mr.' and Mrs. Nelson Itomslllei
are tho parents of an eight nnd
one-half pound son. .'rs. lloom
sllter was formerly Miss Alice
Smith.
Richard Robfjison left Friday
for his mine on Savaso creek.
Mrs. Jack Plckard and Mrs. An
drews of this 9'y. accompanied by
Mrs. A. W. Walker of Medford.
attended a show at Medford Wed
nesday. Ogden Snydec. who. has bee a 111
for .several weeks, Is In a very erll
icai condition. '
, . "V
GOLD HILL .
l!MI. Inrl tvmurf
Afraid?
Hoy Cowman was In Modford
Saturday vj.siting his mother, Mrs. 1
Julia liowmun, and reports her ai
much improved in health.
Howard K. Wharton left Satur
day evening Tor .Portland to visit
his father, Itev. C. 'K. AVharton,
who is critically ill. Hev. Wharton
was a former pastor of the M. E.
church of this city.
Mrs. 'Howard Wharton and Mrw.
Robert Dusenberry visited their
parents, Mr. and Mra. J. D. Starns,
in Grants Pass last week.
t
ROGE RIVER, Ore., Jan. 27.
(Spl.) Hoxlo Borden, basketball
coach, spent tho week end visiting
at Albany.
Samuel M'athls was a Grants
Pass visitor Saturday.
A gamo of basketball between
Gold Hill and Ruguo River high
school teams was played hero Fri
day night. The visiting boys Inst
to the local boys, the score being
12 to 31. The Gold Hill girls won
by a large score.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wiley, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Reed Carter and daugh
ter, Charlotte, and Mr. and Mrs.
Hiram Moore were dinner guests
Sunday or Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Moore in Evans Valley.
Undies' Ale! met at the home of
MrB. Iturkhart Friday and was at
tended by one of the largest crowds
In a long time. A comfort was
tied nnd a very pleasant al'tcrminii
spent.
Miss I-oretta .Mason cnlcrtiilnml
the junior class of the high school
with a party til. her home Friday
night. Games were played and the
evening spent In merry making.
Refreshments were served. Those
present were Jack Hush, Roy Mil
ton, Clyde O'Kclly, Tom Webb.
Welvln Rurnett, HuKh Iiartmun,
Earl Jackson, Audry White, Goral
dine St. Arnold, Zclda Kathaii. Jim
Punier, George Kutmnn, Ethel Fix,
Dorothea Magcrle, Harold Uiws
and Marcarot Reynolds.
Mrs. Charles Le Moine has re
ceived word of the Illness of her
mother, Mrs. Johnson, at Payette,
IdRho.
I. T. Galllge.r attended the mar
ket meeting of the! grange at Med
ford Monday evening.
The Kewpio confectionery has
been thoroughly cleaned, painted
and rcpapered and a new and fresh
line of goods added. The proprie
tors are Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy lJuvis.
formerly of Wolf ('reek.
Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Alger nnd
small Brand daughter of MMrphy
visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Richards.
Ed George of Marysvlllc. Cal.,
visited Saturday night ill Rogue
River.
A farewell party was given Miss
Nona Dodson hy tho freshman class
at the community hall Thursday
night. Games and stunts provided
the amusement of the evening.
Refreshments were served during
the evening. All resret to lose
Nona from the school.
Mr. and Mrs. Dodson and Nona
and Mr. and Mrs. E. Paris left 8nt
nrdajr morning by motor to Bridge,
Oro where they will live for a
while.
Miss Lorotta Mason, MJss Myrtle
Willis and Miss .elda Kathan were
Medford shoppers Saturday.
Frank Hay of Medford visited
Rogue Rvcr Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs; Richard Scott and
children wero dinner guests .Sun
day at tho Fred iJenglcr home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Galhrealh
are the proud owners of a new
coupe.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Roborlson
and small daughter of Grants Pass
spent Sunday at the A. T. Mcllvain
home.
Among those visiting Grants
Pass Sunday were Mrs. Fred J
Donglor. Mrs. Dill Witt. II. Gunder
son and Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. M. Whip
plo,
ROGUE RIVER
Servu
. lar.. Jiil Brltwo newt tte""VHi.l Ik J f t v , v t I . 1 'WV "
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One)
The General Electric Company
Is casting the quartz reflectors lor
that telescope, well described by
Gerard Swoe as "an exciting ad
venture." It isn't likely that Gen
eral Electric will ever get another
such order, in Mr. Swope's lifetime
at least.
Hut this new cosmic eye will re
veal new universes to the eye of
man, carrying his photographic
sight out into space so far that
light going 180,0110 miles a second
would require 100,000,000 years to
cross the inter-stellar chasm.
Thoso figures seem big even on
the edge of the Pacific ocean. If
this universe really is finite nnd
limited, as Einstein says, there is
comfort in the knowledge that 11
is not crumped. The mind of man
cannot concelvo a universe, finite
or infinite. Put this Paper down
now and try for yourself.
Billy Sunday is here continuing
his long fight against Sntiiii, who
seems to have ninny lives. Mr.
Sunday has added a fight against
former Governor Alfred Smith to
his light against the Devil and ex
claims joyously: "We have sent
the saloon to hell, where It he
longs. Al Smith could no more
make this country wet ugain than
ho could hope to cross the Atlantic
on n grindstone druwu by cock
roaches." Apt comparison Is Hilly Sunday's
strong woupon.
Former Governor Smith mlghl
reply that, while New York has
lost ubout ln.OOO suluons, "sent to
hell" or elsewhere, it has gained
at least (io.000 speakeasies, and the
worst brand of whiskey known to
man.
Hilly Sunday invites the "red"
communists here nnd elsftwhcrc
"to go back lo Russia" or follow
where the saloon has gone.
Investigators In lam Angeles dis
cover that "red" sfiuadrons arc
drilling here "training for revolu
tion" and the overthrow o our
government.
Thoso red squadrons will not
be popular with the million people
that own their own houses, auto
mobiles, radio sets, electric wash
ers, etc., In this neighborhood, and
do not wish to divide anything ex
cept the unlimited opportunity,
open to everybody, to get more
real estate, bigger automobiles, bet
ter radio sets.
Of all scientific discoveries made
nccldenatlly, ono of the strangest
comes from Jollet, 111. Dr. Weaver
ordered a transfusion of "parents"
blood in the case of a 1.riyear-old
girl suffering from Infantile paraly
sis. Another doclor misunderstood
him to say "parrot's" blood, and
accordingly made n transfusion of
blood from the heart of a living
parrot. Doctors suy tho child Is
getting well. A thousand doctors
will exclaim, "Itosh."
Hut If the in lection of malaria
germs Into Ihe blood atrenm of n
paretic can check paresis, some
germ In tho parrot's blood, possi
bly even the dreaded pssllacossls
germ itself, might attack the germ
of Infantile paralysis.
Men know 'or certain bnly two
things; first that they know nolli
Ing and secod, that nothing is Im
possible. Nol In.
In the County Court of the suic
of Oregon for Jui-kstin I'tiunty.
In the Matter of th" Kstato of
James M. Hurley, Deeeiir'-il.
Notice Is hereby given that the
unrli-iit:ni-d haa filed his Final
A'Tount and Report In tho above
entitled matter, and tho above en
titled Court ha fixed Kehruary
?r.lh. is.1l, at Pi o'clock a. m. In
the County Court Room in the
Court House in Medford, Jackson
County, Oregon, as tho time anil
place for hearing objections to
said Final Account, und for the
settlement thereof.
HARRY C. SKY UMAX,
Administrator.
- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES
Rale ptr word lor first intt'tion, 2c; each
succeeding insertion, lc; minimum 25c. Index
your ads with For Sale. For Rent, elc, and count
these words well as each Initial, telephone
number, etc., as a word.
Classified ads cash in advance and not talen
over phone, unless advertiser has monthly account.
No allowance (or phone errors.
WANTMDSITUATIONS
WANTED Any kind of carpenter
ing day or cstimute. Tel. 1't
HEM" WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Experienced waitress
and dish washer. Club Cafe.
3U7tr
HELP WANTED MALE
SPECIAL representative for Old
Line Lifo insurance Co. A re
munerative position for some one
in your city. Write J. O. Ostby.
Klamath Falls. Ore. 31-!
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED 2t0.0ll on short term
second mortgage. Excellent se
curity for that amount. Home
property In Medford. Will pay
10. Address P. o. llox sua.
Medford. 30!)
WANTED Household goods, tools
and junk, or what have you 7
Mcdfurd Dnrgain House, 27 N.
Grape St. l'hnne 111112. If
WANTED Red liourbon gobbler.
Phone 72S. If
WANTED To rent I lorn 5 or II-
rooin . furnished house; furnueo
and garage; adults. Dox H. S..
Tribune. 30!l
IF THE .PARTY who took a brief
caso from the- ear on Boardman
St. will Immediately return it no
questions will be ukcd. I'nion
oil Co. 3011
WANTED Calves. Call Contra!
Point, -311 and will cntno and
get theni. Prices right. 311
WANTED Wheel-llarrcl sprayer
in good condition. Pi-leu must
bo right, l'llone No. HTi3-R-4.
30H
WANTED To buy light car for
cash. 331 Haven St. 300tf
LOCAlr or long dts-tanot) hauling.
We guarantee to save you money.
Hawley Transfer, 619 No. Rlvor
alde. Phone 1044-X. 298tf
RAW UTRS WANTED Bo not
ship; we pay the price. Hides,
wool and pelts. Modford Bar
gain House, 27 N. Orape St.
227tf
WAIJfTED--2nd hand goods Junk.
Pats, ir,06 Pruno. Ph. f47-L. 313
FOR GARDEN and field plowing,
sand, gravel and sediment. Tel.
H13-J. Samuel Unteman. U
NOTICE Rough dry wash. lb. 5c:
wet waah, 4c: blankets, lor.
Work guaranteed. Tel. 1393-X.
37
MrsCEIiLANEOl'S
ASHLAND Convaleioont and Rest
Home, carta for old. people and
Invalids. 210tf
AUTO OLARfl Installed while, yon
wait, inn TO. th IHH
Medford
Investment '
' Company
tooeril Insurance
gtdfartj, Or
1t( W. Main Phon 1M4
FOR RENT ITRNISIIED
ROOMS
FOR RENT Pleasant room for
gentleman, close in, private
home; bath, garage. 609 E. Main.
21l3t
FOR RENT Nicely furnished
sleeping rooms with heat; rate
. moderate. 325 So. Riverside Avo.
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l'Oll RENT MIKCEI.LAN EOL'S
FOR RENT Garano, 13.00 per
month,, 826 So. Riverside Ave.
It
FOR HHNT ilMano. Tel. 8U8-.T-2.
310
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Desirablo furnished
Apl. All hotel accommudlttions.
Holel Grand. 312
FOR RENT Furnished apartment
adults. Phone 1 177. 30lltf
FOR RENT 2-rooiu, furnished
apartment J15.00. 324 Haven St.
30litf
FOR RENT 3-room furnished
npt; heated. 229 N. Ivy. 2U3tf
FOR RENT 3-room duplex apt.
20. 210 Haven. 292tf
FURNISHEB apt; 2 rooms and
bath, completely furnished; prl
vato entrance; fuel . furnished.
Call 76. tf
FOR RENT Furnished ants;
lights, water, garage; $12, $lfi,
17. Plvuno 452-11. 275tf
FOR RENT UJ ana 110 apart
ments; walla newly tinted: not
and cold water, bath and toilet,
2-story brick building at Jack
sonville, 10 minutes from Med
ford. See Mr. Cnllders, real es
tato, or The Nugget Confection
ery store. 243tf
FOR RENT Furnished house
keeping rooms. 311 N. Ilarllelt.
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I'Olt RENT IIOl'HES
FOR RENT Furnished house,
232 ' K. Ivy. 3U!I
FOR RENT 27.r,0 modem 0
TOom furnished bouse, flreplaee,
gm-iigo, on pavement. i'Ioko In.
Water paid. Inquire 120 Cottage.
3 OK
FOR RENT Small modern furn
ished bouse. Adults. 21.rt W, Jack
son St. 30.H
FOR RENT 4 -room furnished
house wllh sleeping porch, 10i:i
West Hull. Phono HIXI-L. 30s
'OR RENT 5-room unfurnished
house. Call 5 Ill-It. 311
''OR RENT 1-room house, fur
nished, wator, garago. 812 Sum
mit. 30Gtr
FOR RENT Small furn. house,
apl., garage. 004 W. loth St. tf
FOR RENT Modern 3-room un
furnished bouse; sleeping porch;
clean; close in. Inqulro 111 So.
Holly. 312
IIOl'HES for rent or aalo. One
furnished. Call 105. 30 North
Central. 289tf
FOR RENT 5-room couture, with
bath and kitchen range, on Wat
11th St. Apply Wing Agoney or
406 King St. tf
FOR RENT Home. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown fc White.
171M
I'TlR RENT 5-rooni nlrely ful-
nisneii House, close In; fireplace,
garage. Tel. 8US-J-2. II. .1.
Palmer. 31o
HCSINKSS OPPORTUNITIES
FILINO STATION and ator fo
Mle or trads, on highway. fl-a
owner, North Central at Mill
Service. ISotf
REAL buy In going service station
una aioro. .i nm is tne timo to
lake advantage of circumstances
and profit greallv theroby:
3inn. Riouii While. Real
tors, . ilM'
By SOL HESS
LOST
LO-HT At Oriental Gardens Sat
urdoy night. Ladles lilack leather
purse. Contains keye, gloves.
Return to Mall Tribune. Reward
307
LOST If dog to missing, call 1516.
.tool.'.-
LOST On Illllcrest road, black
eat with white feet: finder pleaso
call 12U2-W, and owner will call
303lt
roil EXCHANGE
EXOHANGE for small homo clear
3.77 acres, house and outbuild
logs, young fruit trees and ber
ries; 2 miles out. Drown
Wbllo. Realtors. 302tf
FOR TRADE Equity in good
house and lot in Stockton, Cat.
Mortgago about $2200, payable
$30.15 per month. Will con
aider any good real or personal
property worth $500 for equity.
II. C. lnley, 05 East Main St..
Ashland, Ore. 303'tf
FOR SALE POL'ITRY
FOR SALE Australorp blood
teHted cockerels and hatching
eggs. p. D. Lofland, Central
Point. 313
Al'STRELORP EGGS for sale We
have a pen of pure blood birds
and are booking orders now.
Phone 1552-R-l or see George
Webb at Lamports. . 335-
FOR SALE Auslrolop roosters. A.
i-.. Lirockway. it'nono 7-F-21.
308
I'Olt SALE LIVESTOCK
'OR SALE 2 A-l Jersey cows.
Will bo fresh soon. 1 good work
mare. L, Mct'ulloeh, Talent, Ore.,
Wagner Creek Road. 308
FOR SALE IS owes, cheap- for
quick sale. Ivy St. Meal Mkl.,
Dili N. Ivy St. 308
FOR SALE HOMES
'Oil HALE OR RENT At 'Jack
sonville on D street oil George
West corner, -l-rooni. modern
house all furnlebeil. Lights and
water. Hal It room 10x10. gar
age 10x2-1, &0 feel hose, cement
well with good water, fruit trees,
strawberries and 2 acres of good
land all for $1800. Will take hair
cash and balance 6 to 12 months
nt 0 or rent for $20 per month.
Write Mr, D. .Oannoti, Salmon
Arm, II. ('., Canada. 307
FOR SALE REAL KNTATK
WHEN YOU think of real wtate,
think of Brown White. tf
FOR SALE I2M acres,, all or
. part; nov modern 7-room house,
full basement, hardwood floor,
city- water,- wonderful- view, 3
miles NE of Medford, i lullo
north of Lono Pine school. J. W.
Thornton, Rt. 3, llox 54-A. 309
FOR SALE MISCEl.tiANEOI'N
FOR HALE Yellow stock carrots.
P. II. Loflnnd. Central Point. 309
HAVE men now working anil In
about tyo wockn will be able to
offer green wood In tier or cord
lota. .Prloo for hardwood. If or
dered now. Is $s.50 per cord or
$2.50 per tier. Pine or fir $7.75
per cold or $2.25 per tier. Cord
juice Is either 13 or 16-lncb
wood. Tier prim Is 12-lncb.
Add 20 for Ill-Inch. Cannot be
1-eneheil in liiwn, so address or
ders to Mux 10 euro Mall Tribune.
8 1 2
Foil SAM-: Heating stove, cheap.
510 Haven. 309
FOR SALE Grain hay. Phone
34I-J-4. 3)3
FOR SALE 2-year rones $3.50
dozen. 50 varieties. Also Rock
planls, 12, $1.00; Walerlllles;
Shruls 25c. shade and fruit trees:
Free catalog. SuhrVs Flower
Farm, R. 2. BoNo. 55, Trout
dale, Oregon. 308
FOR SALE pord'on tractor nt
li.irg.iin. T.'l. J9S-J-2. II. J.
I'll I MKT , Jigo
Chiropractic Physician
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlro-
nrnfllrA Mnrva Kin.lnlfat nfflrttf
hours 9 to 12, 2 to 6. 203-204
Liberty Bldg. Office Phone 580;
Res. Thono 790-H.
Eloclrlo Motor Repairing
li. C. SCHAFER Armature irtnd-
lng. eloclrlc motor repairing. ,
Stock bearings and brushes. S3
N. Central. Phone 90-J-2. S71
Expert Window Cleaners
LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1178.
House cleaning. Floor waxing.
Oriental rug cleaning, apeoialty.
Financial
WE LEND MONEY to worthy peo-
pio to pay tnelr honest debts, pa
cific Coast Credit Association, 421
Medford Bldg., Medford, Ore.
Fu ml tare Repairing
FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED .
re-finished, re-glued. We. carry
a full lino of upholstering sam
ples. A. N. Thlbault, Tel. 969-R.
Money to Lonn
f I-ong Tune
Vy V Mortgage Loan
X S Phone 132S
Commercial Finance Corp.
Medford, Oregon
Monuments
THE OREGON GRANITE CO. -
Monuments. E. A. Hicks. General
Manager; P. M. Kershaw, SaUsJ
Manager. S02 N. Front 8L
Muslo
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teach
of piano. Classical and populaj
muslo courses. Halght Mus
Studio, 818 Liberty Bldg., Tel 73
Painting ami Pnpcrhanglng
HARRY MARX Painting, tinting;
papor-hanging. Phone 17-j-J.
269M
M. A. BLISS & COMPANY Tain
lug. paporhanging- and lnterlol
finishing. 802 Crater lake Ay
Phone 1604. - :41 i
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Hi!
tho best equipped printing offlif
In Southern Oregon. Bookblnd
Ing, loose lent ledgers, btllln
systems, eto. Portland prices, SI
N. Fir St.
Radio Service
RADIO SERVICE on any makl
radio. H. O. Purucker. 22 Bonn
Grape street. Office Phone 335
Res. 1442. 881
OCA RA'NTEED Radio Service.
using uncquullcd Supreme Dlag
nometer. ll'hone 1247, day or
night. Almus Pruitt,
Sand and Gravel
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel
plant. Clean washed sand and
gravol; crushed gravel, all sizes.
Phono, plant 1203, or office. 127.
Storage
WAREHOUSING Storage, Distri
bution. Modford Warehouse, 810
South Front St. Phone Sl.
Transfor-'
EAD8 TRANSFER A STORAOB ,
CO. Office lit N.- Fir street.
' Phone 315. Prices right. Service
guaranteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE.
Sorvloo guaranteed. 20 S. Orape
St., Phono 644, or residence 1060,
KE1NKINO TRUCKING SERVICH
-Transfer and hauling oc an
kinds. Office 309 South Front St.
Phone 332.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE At bargain, oak
veneer doors, als 2 hi feet br .
7 i foot, with lock and without
glass. See them at Mall Tribune
offlo - tf I
FOR HALE Good used piano.
Flrst class condition. Unusual
bargain. Phone 1442. . 308
FOR SALE Incubators. Phone
334-M. ' 307
FOR SALE Wheat, per 100, $f,50.
High gnwlo flour, 49 His. $1.15 S
and $1.25; Seotti 1'. a-l'rod: Co.,
lli'h. Rlvcralde. . J08.,
FOR SALE Good used liortablo
spmy rigs. All sizes. A-l-shape, j.
JJarguiual See Jack Moore.
J0.-(tf
HAVE upwards of 100Q cords mix
. cl standing timber, located flho.rt
distunes from Medfovd. t Will
sell for $65.00 per hundred, De
posit of $300 required; hnlanco
as timber Is removed. Addivsa
H.F. D. 4, llox SC. Medford. 310
FOR SALE Shelled corn, $100 per
cwt. Phono 523-J-4. Otto Neld
ermeyer, 811
FOR BALI Loose alfalfa hay,
baled grain hay. Elmer Ross, R.
F. D., Rosa Lane. 881tf .
FOR SALE Jonathan and Spiti
enborg apples. Call Rogue R. Co.,
- 1369. tf .
FOR SALE Used sewing ma
chines, all makes. $5 up: terms
If desired. All makea rented and
ropaltj'd. White Sowing Machine
Co., 34 Nfcrth Bartlett. t( .
KLAMATH potatoes, 75c cwt. whllo
they last, net vnur now.
Wheat $1.60 cm. till Points :
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