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' MEDFORD MAIL TgrBTTNU, - BEDFORD, OftEflONV SITXD AY, JTiyp 28, 1931.
; PAGE FIVE
"EVERYONE IN SOUTHERN OREGON READS THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE"
WILL MOBILIZE WARD
RDV QCNTIMfNT CON
U ll ULMIIITILMI
BEFORE BALLOT
PrqhitJitiontBoarcI : Strategy
Announces Plans for
'rlf)3j? Tj-rpetajls Dispussed
'7 But .Secrecy Maintained
.:
' ' WASHINGTON,' 'June 27. (P)
Foritffll announcement that an ex
tensive move would be undertaken
to .''mobilize' dry sentiment" prior
to the 1932 Dolitlcal Darty conven
tions wan- made today by the pro
hibition "board ot strategy."
'Alt details ot the proposals dis
cussed' at the initial meeting of the
board yesterday, however, were
withheld,' One of the members,
Colonel 'Patrick H. Callahan, Louis
ville ' manufacturer, asserted the
"most comprehensive ever outlin
ed" by the prohibition forces-, but
would not amplify his statement.
The formal announcement today
was brief. It said the board of
Strategy, "representing all of the
dry forcea in the country," had
been "charged with the duty of
securing dry planks in the national
party platforms und the nominat
ing of dry candidates." -.-
Dinwiddle Named
DK Edwin C. Dinwiddle,.' super
Ihfendent of the national temper
ance bureau, was named executive
secretary pC the board.
Differences appeared Within the
board, however, between leaders of
the new and-old-llne prohibition or
ganizations concerning the part to
be played by the church In enlist
ing support for the dry cause in
the ccomlng political party conven
tions. -. - ' -
; Dr. Daniel A. Poling, chairman
of the newly created "allied forces
for prohibition," told tire board at
Its opening' session yesterday that
the 267-day campaign of his organ
ization would be- almost 'entirely
Beparated from the church. ' ' 1
BOYS GET OHANCE
ITO SECURE WHEEL
STO UUNCHTURK WOMEN
TEST TO
RADIO PROGRAMS
Recognizing the widespread ln
tereat In the coast-to-coast contest
to determine' the American public'
prererence In radio entertainment.
three of the nation's outstanding
mn have agreed to act as judges
of the contest, which is sponsored
by Montgomery Ward & Co., mall-!
order and retail tore concern. In
co-operation with the "National
Broaden, stlns Co. These men are
Rufua c: Dawes, a leader In In
dustrial and financial circles and
president of the forthcoming
world's fair In Chicago; Samuel L.
("Roxy") Rothafel, famous in the
field of radio and. moving picture
entertainment, and United States
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas.
"This contest affords the first
nation-wide opportunity for the
public to express ItPelf onthe types
or radio entertainment:-" desired,"
said F. W. Jameson, rdiector of
Ward & Co.'s department of public'
relations. "Ward's will offer four
distinct types of program for the
public's conslilerutiqn. Orchestra
music, under the direction of an
Internationally famous conductor,
will form tho first program. A
dramatic sketch of domestic life,
-with fltars of the stage and screen
in leading roles, will be. the second
program; ' modern minstrelsy the
third, and song and sentiment the
fourth.
"The type of program, winning
the biggest vote of approval will
form the basis of Ward's radio of
fering the rest of the year, Judg
ing by the widespread Interest, the
poll will be enormous and should
afford an accurate gauge of the
public's preference In radio enter
tainment." ij
Each program will be'broadcast
dally, except Sunday, for one week.
beginning July 1st,' and the contest
will end August 7th. - Require
ments for entering the contest will
be announced during the opening
program on July 1st. Entry blnnks
are being mailed to more than 9,-
ouo.uou families- Included - among
Ward's customers. A d d i 1 1 onal
blanks, are available at - any of
Ward's 560 retail Mores scattered
throughout the nation.
The radio-program research will
be- conducted over tho following
network of 35 NBC stations, at
12:15 p. m. central daylight time;
KYW. Chicago; KOA, Denver;
KPO, San Francisco; BW, Los An
geles; KTAIl, Phoenix; KOW,
Portland; KI1Q, Spokane. ;'
IEST.QFFKINR FOIIAI
Vkhl HUM bVtUI
RIGHTS FOR SEX
Faih Sex Secure KeirjaPs
Aid by Joining Political
. Party Education Cam-1
paign 'Decided; Upon
Boys tff -fdfwrr nnd soutHem
Oregon Will bo Riven a chance to
gain a late modal bicyclo In the
EaHy Washer contest contfactea
by the Peoples Electric Store, be
ginning July 1 nnd continuing
until the' last of August.-- - - 1
- Every boy between the ages of
eight and eighteen will bo eligible
to enter the contOHt lor me iiu-ifii;
puniber of prospects for the new
Improved Easy Wnsher. In addi
tion to th main, priae there will
he other attmctlve rewards for
boys who obtain second and third
place.
rW hundred votes will be glv-
n tnr everv demonstration and
mnn ,ntn will 1 credited to
each boy who turns in n prospect
which results in a sale. Boys who
. intnrpttfl in entering this ex
citing contest should call at the
Peoples Electric Store and obtain
blanks. .
' flcortfrJ by Jackson Covoty MitracV C
f Sixth StriH Wrd Contra Im.) ,
Cioorge-K. lankln and Hattle .
KiinKln.
David R.
Smith.
' Alec M.
Palmer.
Orval R.-Taylor.
I,DKan i and Evelyn'. M.
.t 1, ''': ,
Purdue - and AIlco U
Blair and Ardoth H.
' By Herbert Allen :""
UnlteduPress ;Stnff Qprrespondept j
ANGORA, ' Turkey. (UP) 1
Turkish women,, deprived of the j
right to vote. , in the recent nat
ional election,1 because' bf having I
voted with the new defunct Lib-j
eral partyf in the municipal elec
tions, have decided to get on the
band Wagon ' and show ; their loy
alty " to fttie -People's party - of
which President - Kemal is the!
chief.; '.v -V - 1
The Union ' of Turkish 1 Women,
recognizing that generally women
are 'still Ignorant 'I on political'
questions, hoa decided - to conduct
is nation wide campaign of edu
cation and propaganda, i Ankara,
Eskibhehi and Smyrna aro to' be
the principal centers of their 'ac
tivity There will1 e un Increased
effort to arouse the-women to in
sist "'upon - equal rights 'with" men
in al linos ot work, coupled "With
propagand -in a,voi' or the Peo
ple's party'' n I'n-'t....
Many TjplMs .
V Women are largely employed in
the government service, occupy
ing positions as post mistresses;
stenographers, typists and book
keepers. They also are employed
in the foreign service and as
translators of foreign language
publlcutluns and letters. There is
one barber shop In Ankara with
lady barbers, and one Turkish wo
man has attained a license as a
chauffer In Stamhoul. In many
of the banks and particularly
those of Ankara a numbor of
women are employed and the new
Ismet' Pacha high school has wo
men- teachers '" of English and
French. The women aro partic
ularly determined to attain equal
Ity with the men in becoming
members of the Turkish national
assembly'. "'
-v. Keinnl Favorable
"''It -Is this' right,- together with
the right to vote in national dec
Hons, which was promised them
a-'year' Hgo. There is little doubt
thfctWf- they 'show1 themselves loyal
to the party that gave them their
liberty, hey will accomplish their
desire in this respect, as President
Kemai is known to be most fuv
orable'to women's rights. -
Tin respect to equal rights with
the men; in the government serv
ice they are still unnblo to secure
appointment os "' judges, although
the Turkish bar has many women
members'. Thero Is ulso a special
government' law that forbids both
men nnd women to hmrry foreign
ers and remain in tho -servlca.
J Mile-aMinute Marty
W6U KI00O, ws'ue
opp o n own-'
VACATION TOUR.
WHrVT ftN
IOBAL WAV
TO SP6NO.
HOMU CHADMIN&LY BU9TIC
BVCRVTM IN& IS.' RUT OON'Ti
THE NATIVE" t-OOK
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1 n VrS-Tucl, rf,l WELL. AS- 1
w; ; 1 not so rvK uii: I
';. THIS
' WEEK
SPECIAL
By C. E. Gates Auto Co.
a
DEPE DA3LC USEO CARS
ONeAV PAVfACNTTeRrAS
rT., . .
C.E.GATES
AUTO GO.
BUSINESS milECTORY
- Abstracu
Late Chev. 6 Coupe $425
Oakland 6 Sedan $275
Pontiac 6 Coach $265 ;
27 Dodge Sedan $350
29 Ford Model A Coupe $375
28 Chev. Coupe $325 ?
C. E. GATES AUTO COMPANY
Sixth aid Padifip Highway
Telephone 141
A"
ZURICH (UPJ A demapd; foe
more ode flu a to diploniatla, nd
commercial rep'resentation1 ih"Ctn-
ral and South Amorica has Juwt
een made by tho Zurich -Cham-
boi bf Commtii'Ce. ' ' v
In its annual report It Is point
ed out that this is more than Junt-
Ifled by the trade figures of the
past year.
Three Latin American countries
alonu, Chile, Colombia nnd Ven
ezuela, with a total population of
4,000,000, purchased Swiss pro
ucts for only 6,600,01)0 francs less
ban the throe Balkan states of
Greece, Turkey and Jugoslavia
with twice the population.
Tho chamber insists that the
Swiss federal government In tho
establishment of legations and
consulates has therefore attached
too much Importance to the Pal
ans and not enough to
moricas.
h . ' Probate Court.
A- t). Lewls, Sr., George Mach
odo, Wm. J. Machodo assume the
business name of Lewis Brothers.
SPECIAL DISPLAY
AT UWRENCE'S
A spdclnl display-ef Gorhnm-s
"Hunt Club'1 silverware will t"
.hown at Lawrence's Jewelry store
this week introducing a complete
collection of this popular ana
fashionable pattern.
Th olnlinrnt" feature display of
ri,.H' win he shown In
Connection with the Clorhnm com
mio'i nnnlversary celebration. In
J831 this famous organization was
founded at Providence. Rhone
Island, and today its simple and
expuisite silver Is lounu in
tlful homes throughout tho na
''"mv. .... tn head, sym
bol df the Hunt Club silver will
be arranged as a striking back
ground for the silverware. iJtw
rence's nre exclusive agents in
Medford for Gorhom. ,
. A.- - D.
account-
C'lmill Court.
George Machailo vs
Lewis, sr., et al. Fur
lng. . ,i' '
A. L. Vropian Vs. Delia C.
Moore. Earl W: Moore. Lien.
Medford Irrigation District vs.
Cevll O'Connor, et al.' Tax fore
closure. Medford Irrigation District vs.
Ous Guddnt, ct at. Tax foreclos
ure. Medford Irrigation -District vs.
Helen M. Van Zile, et al. Tax
foreclosure.
Medford Irrigation District vs.
Bessie Belle Jones, et al. Tax
foreclosure.
Medford Irrlgatl6n
Henry L: ' Chrlsman,
foreclosure. ' '
Medford Irrigation
Clara Ripley Smith,
foreclosure. " '
Marvin- WllsOn vs.
teel. Colvln Hreynnnl.
Ilurk Wilson vs. W. A
Calvin Breynnrd. L: .n.
Big Pines Lumber Co. vs. Harry
EvansizerV ' For money. Attach
ment. Ella B. Nash vs. John B. Grif
fin: et al. Foreclosure.
Gertrude Edwards vs. Hoy J.
Edwards. Divorce. -
Frank A. Pefley vs. Mrs. 8. b.
Clark. Lien. i
O. E. Clnrk va W. W. Wcisner,
ct al. To quiet.
Wanda Schwein Franklin vs.
John Boyle Frntiklln. Divorce.
" District vs.
et al. Tax
Dlstrlot V!
et al. Tax
W. A. Cas-
I.len.
Castoel,
ON AT
iATJ.ANTA UPr Three - years
AEh Gehe DnhlbVnder Jr., llrt,;ber
,v. 'ji.nin nlf nil today: lie
milled 'as' V. child prodigy, pos
slbly a second Bobby Jones.
Gene Is seven years old, the son
of a. sports shop proprietor here.
During the relatively short period
of his career he has acquired what
Atlanta professionals characterize
the "finest swing ever seen In a
youngster." , '
' Usually Gene plays on the Ans
ley park course here, and has
negotiated the nine holes In 64.
There's a 76-ynrd drive required
t ..ni-rv over a ditch on No. 1
hole, and Gene does It regularly.
Ha onos, pitched 110-yarda per-
rArttv Kn tii Mn. ft BreeH.
His bifttlhg Is a bit Inferior to
his drives and approaches, but he
plays almost all the time ana now
teith H.ihbv Jones out of com-
,J.Ulllfc Atlanta A' -'tcWng
IE
INFOXyPICTURE
:r'Beautlfur uean : Harlow daeu an
a,erlul dully5, upzelY Jr her;, new 'Fox
picture, "Goldie,' which plays at
the Fox Rialto theater todny nnd
Monduy. Miss Harlow won her
way Into the hearts of Medford
theatergoers by ' her " acting
"Hell's Angels." "The Public En
cmy," and "The' Secret Six."
' Spencer Tracy and Warren Hy
mer Are also featured In this pro
duction which is rated ns one of
the year's best.
UonJ Estate Transfer
W. E. Mooney et- ux to the Cali
fornia Oregon Power Co.; w. it.
47.4 acra In Sec. 4, Tp. 12 8. R.
, K - - .
J. G.'Phlpps et al to tn Cali
fornia Oregon Power Co.; W. D.
1.63 acres In Sec. J7, Tp. 32 S. U.
3 E. ' '
Lorerae L. Putman et vlr to
Amanda George; W. D. Lot 15,
llik. 2. Frultilale Add. to Medfori.
. M. Reld et ux- to ChrMlna
Ilagby; W. D. Lot .12, BWt. 58. Med
ford. Ray Warner to E. L. Ernst et ux:
W. D. Lot In Sec. 2, Tp. 14 8. R.
I W.
Edmund Sclslowskl to Francis E.
Troutler et ux; W. V. Lot 11, Blk.
11, Imperial Add. Medford.
James Taylor et ux to H. . Fr
detlo; W. D. Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 12.
Hlk. S. Medford. V, -
R. R. D.-iwson et ox to Ray War
ner- W. D. land In Sec. 2, Tp. 34
S. R. 1 W. ' "
, The Kin tut Hlam Isn't the first,
however. Men of .tills . republic
have oponcd th eyes ot a lot Of
jttugs. LO Angeles -i'tmo. -
E
TEXAS OIL FIELDS
LONOV1EW. Tex. (UP) 'Ten
cents a dance." -s
The taxi dance, formerly peeu
liar to New York's Broadway, Cht
cngo's'Loop and other metropoli
tan hot snots has come to the
east Texas oil fields.
Within the sound of puffing
rigs along tho Glndewatcr-Long
view highway Beveral long, low
frame structures have sprung up,
and here the oil mnn may dunce
for a dime.
Each establishment retains
retinue of hostessos, selected for
their ability to' guide even the
most heavy-footed over the oaken
floors.
Contrary to tho popular con-
rentfon of such dance halls, tb
proceedings hers are extreme'
decorous. The customer buys as
mnnv tickets as he desires, dances
.nl.fflnlv with the lady of his
choice, then retires to the side
lines to watch.
' Just to make sure that
"rough stuff" takes place, brawny
"bouncers" ore on duty.
Maybe thero would bo fewer
conferences and things, if the na
lions woo id get together on the
basis of canceling the war doubts.
too. Boston Hernld.
.
A manufacturer is offering
oris of $1,200 for new uses for
lead pencils. Well, signing ordei
blanks would be a novel use f
them these days. Judge.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab
stracts of Title, Title Insurance.
Rooms und 6. No. II North
Central Ave., upstairs.
JACKSON CO.
ABSTRACT CO.,
Abstracts ot Title
and TlUo Insurance.
Tho only complete
Title System IB
Jackson County.
Aocquntanbi - '
WILbSh AUDITING COMPANY
Tax and Corporation Counselors,
Auditors and Accountants. H.
M. Wilson, 0. P. A. Liberty Bids.
Phons J67-R. '
Cblropractlo PnystcUn ;'
DR. B. W. HOFFMAN Ctalro
pracfJo Nerve Specialist. Office
hours 9 to 12. 2 to 6. 103-204
Liberty Bldg. Office Pbone 580;
Res. Phone 7-H.'f-'- ! '"
g)Crt, Window; Cleaner j j-
LET GEORQE DQ IT Tel. 1173.
House cleaning. ' floor waxing.
Oriental rug cleaning, specialty.
URICH ASKING
MORE CONSULS
WANTED MlBOELXiANKOUS
WANTED 4OO0r3 to 1 eeeurlty.'
Will pay 10.'' Write Box 31,
Mall'Trlbune:
'C A P A H L K" young lady -wishes
'Housework In wealthy home' with
-elderly peoplo. Rt. 1, -Box- lHfi.
t'ciili-ul Point. 101
WANTED To keep piano for
storage. Will buy It suitable
1006 W. 4th. S
FURNITURE repairing or ninko
anything new to order, city
1 rvihitmt sunn. 924 s. Central. Tel
2S2. HH
WANTED At roasonablo price a
good violin; also typewriter. Tel.
695-H.'" i.
WANTED To lenso with option to
buy, stock rnnch noar Medford;
water and modern Improvements.
Heply Box 63, Tribune. - 97
WILL pay cash for small Inclosed
car. Mllcit bo cheap and in good
condition. Call 153. 97
WILL GIVE homo nnd daughter's
care and consideration to oldorly
people, convalescents or Invalids.
Write Box 82, Tribune. 97
WANTED 3700, first morjgnge on
J5.000 country home. Will pay
10. Inquire J. W. Young. 32
N. Central. Phono 849-Y. 97
tho ! WANTED Used lady's stock snd
die or'Whltmun saddle.' writo
Mrs.'DeWltt Ulnmcr, Trail, Ore.
, ..-.', ... .. .... 97
LIKE WEST FILMS
WANTED 2nd hand goods timl
' iiink.' Pat's. 1600 Pruno St. Pli
647L.' ' ' ' JSltf
WANTED BIT0ATION8
WANTED Practical nursing In
motherless homo, by lady of re
finement; best of reference
Box J. F., Tribune. 97
FOB BALE LIVESTOCK
fOR RALE7 or TRAD81 -for llve-stocki-Rnmboullett-ewesi
with
.. 34 lambs,' Reasonable,- irodu
ers Kxchnge. . Phone til. South
Paclflo. '-' - '"' 70U'
WE LEND MONEY to worthy poo-
pie to pay their honest aeota.
clflo Const Credit Assoclatlln. 421
Medford Bldg., Medford, Ore.
FOR BALE AOTOMOBUiES
FRUIT hauling at Hpcclal rales.
Let us figure with you. F. E.
Samson Co. Phone 833. Oil
WANTED Hour work and wash
ings. Phone 809X2. Reasonable.
' . .'- . - . 110
WANTED Cnlclmlne and
lug work. Phone 108.
paint-79tf
FOR RKNT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RKNT -- Garage, $3.00 per
month. 425 South Riverside, tf
FOR RENT FURNISHED
ROOMS .
FOH RENT r Plensant sleeping
rooms; brenkfast If desired. No.
8 Laurel St. !8
FOR RENT Pleasant sleeping
rooms; breakfast If deslrod. No.
8 Laurel HI. 98
FOH RENT Rooms $2.00 a week,
also bachelor apt." 44 S B. Front.
0
FOR RENT Rooms with board.
tDO.OO a month. 704 N. Cen
' tral. ' 97
FOR SALE r'27 Ford plckmi, 0.
I'hono 341-J-4. '-
FURNITURE EEJ-PPHQLSTEREIl
re-flnlshed, re-glued... we carry
a full line pi upholstering sam
ples. A. N. Thlbault. Tel -R.
FOR HALE ileSoto SIX. 4-door
sedan, late 'Model. In-perfect con
dition, Priced- to- sen.- oau."
i wn,,iYi i. i. Klil, T lluht oar In trade
Phono &84-R or call at 407 King
volt HALE Late model sedan.
fine shape, priced to sell. 12
m tnverHiiie - nhono -:2i3 Any
time: 35- Myrtle 'Street, ; phono
1000Y ovenlllgs. Jlt
HCTTBIl USED CARS
Wllh a thirty and sixty duy Writ
ten guarantee No guuranleo e,
cept in writing .- . , .
1932 license Free on evory used
l f 0 On.
1930 Ilii'dsori 'Coupe, run 6000 miles
1929 Essex Bpt. Coupe, ti-ply tlreu
1928 Essex sport coupe
128 Chrysler -'02' Brougham
uiai AiiMtln RoadBter . . ;
1931 Essex Demonstrator, with
Free Wheeling
' A tlMHTHONIft MOTORS.' INC.
101 8. RIVorsldO ' :
I . FOR SALE ttCAL ESyATE
... . k..... .. mi .1... 1..... nir.lfn
hay and wheat. F. IS. Bainon"" "'r;
Co.-' Phono 833. '
CAR WASHING ' '
v High ' f'reasure ' System Steam '
: ' Chassis Cleaning ;'
Prices $1.00 to $2.50 ;
' Special syte:n for Motor
t:leanlng $1.00
Special Cleaner' for Upholstering
ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC.
101 So. ItlvcrsWo . , 98
BIRMINGHAM, Eng. (UP)
Films deplctliy; : murdore, come
dies, lovd and cowboys, figuro
prominently In the demands, of
child movie fans here, according
to tho Birmingham cinema In
quiry committee's investigation.
Thrills, excitement, Interest, " to
pass tho time, nnd' amusement
woro given as reasons fot-.kttend-
ng movies by 1,439 .ehilclron
whose ages ranged from elghU to
14 years,- when -questioned 7by In
qulrcrs seuteil among them In tho
movie housos. .,' They -. explained
their, thrills as automobilo nhdtvVANTED Shoe rcDan-lna: expert
i HAVE your Furniture re-uphol
e-giueu, rotinisnea oy
Tel. 969R. 100
n slcrcd,. re
o.t Thlbault. 1
i-".l - .
, FEW SMAL
d I fii6..00 A
horso racing, flying, cowboyd.
fighting nnd war; while murder
was among the favorites of both
boys nnd girls.
Of the 1,4.19 children question
ed 780 attended tho movies at
least once a week, 184 wont twice
weekly nnd 30 attended three or
four times a week.
Girl out our way wants to know
whether polkn-dotted organdies.
voiles, batistes, dimities, nnd cali
coes are what they meun by spot
cotton. Arkansas Gazette.
4 . .
Oho sui-o way for a woman to
n ako tho front page these days
Is to bo presented - at. court
Buckingham or Reno. Vlrginlan
l'llot. .
,L CARS to reflnlsh at
Auto Beauty Shop. 115
workmanship, first-class mater
ials. Wen's half-soles $1.00;
ladles' half-sOles 76c. C. M. Kldd
A Co. ' 9
room; rate moderate.
Riverside.
825 South
tf
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOU RENT C-room furniBhcd
house. Phono 934-R. 09
win KALE 812-ncro ranch In
Scott valley; house, barns nnd
outbuildings; plenty of wood nnd
w,.n- for lii-lmitlon: 14 cows nnd
boll, seiiaralor, mower, rake,
Ivlt-'linH HOW and nigs and nliout
30 "tons hay. Price 5,600; $3,500
1 down. Fred Gould. Gazelle, Cat
i 10
i'i""" FlnancUl
Furniture Repairing .
'ybVssT,?
MEDFOrlp' PLATlS' qLASS COi
auiii Kass, w.iiiio yo.u vyai. oiu
fot""all' flirioscs;l-.!plione 40.
' ' " - 88tf
; Money to Ixan
'; Ion Time k
'Real Eststa
Mortgage ImiI
Phone 1SS1
Oommerrial Finance Corp. -j:..
r, Medford, Oregon
6
Personal Loans.
UP TO $300 . pn furnliure, late
model autos, endorsed aotos, eta.
Legal rates, no exjtraa... Licensed
by the state of Oregon. (Cash to
dny. 'See-W. E. Thoriias, 228 W.
?th, ground floor Holly Theater
tjlrfg" Phone-139. ' ' '' ""
Piano pst'rurtlon "
FRED AITON HAIQHTJ-Teaohel
of -piano. Classical and- populat
music courses- - Ilalght MueM
Htudlo, 818 Liberty Bldg., Tel 7X
Painting and Paperhanglnf
HARRY MARX Painting, tlntln
paperhanging. Tel. 178-J. tClit
3
FOR RENT Modern cottnge; 8
bedrooms; olose In. Tel. 224-R.
tf"
i'))lt RENT Houses, furnished,
from 1 to 3 rooms. 812 Summit.
07"
FOR RENT Modern 4-rm, house;
electric rungo, gnrngo. I'll. 270.
07
FOR RENT 6-room fllrnlnhed
house: garden Bbot,- fruit, chick
en ynrd: 608 Austin. Tel. 075-J.
97
NOW la the time to spray your rose
bushes: ' shrubbery, tor mildew
and aphis; alsp fruit trees, shade
trees and cork elm. Tel. 258-W.
68tf
FOR GARDEN and field plowing,
sand, gravel and eedlment. Tel.
V12-J. Samuel Bateman. tf
If Uncle Hnm could only feel
certain .that the war reparations
conference at Chequers was check
ers Instead of draw poker! Chi
cago Dally News.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES
RaU Dor word lor tint imtrtion. 2c: uch
lucclidino inforllon, lc; min.fflum 25c. Indtx
your idf with For Sale, For Rent, etc., ana count
thttt wordi as win at cacn Initial, la'cpnono
number, etc., as a word.
c atnficd ads coin in adtrancf and not isircn
oicr ohonc, unlet! adtrerliicr hal monthly account.
No allowance lor phono errori.
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED Practical man to take
charge of logging camp. Should
have 2 trucks. 727 So. Central.
7
HELP WANTED FEMALE i. .'
WANTED Housekeeper or man
and wife. Home furnished. Ad
dress Box K. , H-r Tribune w
later tHnh Monday. ' " ' 5 .97
LOCAL or long distance hauling.
we guarantoe to save you money.
Kiiwley Transfer, 619 No, Rlvor
Ido. Phone 1044-X. BU8tf
WANTED Household goods, tools
. and Junk, or what have you?
Medford Bargain House, 37 N.
'-Orane 8. Phone 1061. tf
FOR Iim APARTMENTS
FOR RENT 4-room furnished
apartment, newly decorated nnd
alirtolutnly clean, 831 Edwards
Ht. Geo. Ivcrson. 98
FOR RENT Furnished 8-room
nut. nnd garago: rloso In, ground
floor; adults. 327 North Ornpo
St. 87
FOR . RKNT Furnished 2 and 4
i ro.oin - apartments; reduced rates.
135 No. Holly. 99
3-llQOMH, hath, garage, all rofln
Isbed, . Cheap rent for long term.
'9 Jackson m., o2v. 97
PLEASANT furn. apt., Elcctrolux
rofrlg. Borbon Apta., 10 Quince
FOR RENT Furnished apart
mont, private bath. S05 Enst
,.Jackson St. 89
FOR RENT "Best apartments In
town," at Bchuler Apt., cor. 6th
and Onkdale. Phone 1682. 118
WOMEN-" Introduce new Idea lianl
t.iry necessity. Two sales flrtlly
brings you $5). weekly. Writ
quickly; no capital or experience
required. Dalniymald. O 0-148,
Mlddlefleid, Conn. . r ' Hl.FQli RENT Modern furnished
FOR RENT Apt. 806 W.
Main
104
WANTED roCLrTRY
WANTED Rhode leland Red set
ting hens for hatching pheas
ants, $1 each.. Call -Chi'eter
FltcJh. 468J2. 3If
no
ixn
LOST ladles' purse containing
currency and bank book. Liberal
reward for return. Mrs. Abide L.
Ferguson. Phone 966W or care
Mali Tribune. 67
LOST If dog la missing, call 161
Mstf
FOR RENT APARTM ENTS
Fl'RN, front rit.
garage. 604 W.
' prrratat- b.ith,
loth. 9611
FOR RENT Clean front, ground
floor furnished apt., private bath
Mall Tribune classified ads reach and gjiragc,. Adults oflbui24 (sartrnMiert , Ouuice. ; Piipne
apt. downstairs; ndults.
llartlett. Phone 753-M.
145 N
7.8tf'
FOR RENT Desirable furnished
apt.; private entrance; reason
able. 618 So, Oakdale. 63tf
FOR RENT Modern furnlnhed
front apt., with garage. Arthur
Arms, ISO N. Holly. ' Phone
1277-R. T6tf
FOR RENT 4-room apt.) steam
neat, Frlgldalre, hot water, and
garage. Inquire (01 8. Holly St.
evenings and Rundays. 209tf
2 ROOMS, bath, garage, elec. range.
Private, entrance. Call 76. ' tfg
FURNISHED .housekeeping apt.;
lights, 'Jiot and epid. water; hotel
aervfeto .and lounging privileges.
Kent reasonable. Hotel Hoiisnd,
Phone 710. I6tf
FOR RENT 1-room furnished
FOR RENT 6-room bungalow,
furnished and piano. Close In
W. H. Evorhard, 820 . W. Olh.
4lf
FOR. RENT modern furnished
bonnes, $30 nnd $37.60, wilier
paid; overatuffud; adults. 840
E. 9th.
SPECIALS 1V4 acre Jacksonville
paved highway, close In; 4-room
house, other buildings. A bnr-
' gain, $2,000; terina.
ALSO 10 acres beautiful
-wooded truct on Griffin creek;
lots of wood; creek and county
road; $300 cusli or $400; $25
down and $10 monthly.
U. E. MILLARD, 426 E. Main.
: . 102
KING'S HIGHWAY GARDEN
TRACTS A homo With plunty
of room for a garden and flow
erw. You've always wanted it,
and now's your opportunity. Only
$5.00 will cdart yuu on tho way
to gratiry that wish. Phone 402
tomorrow or drive out King's
highway today nnd look them
over. KARL TUMY, 810 Liberty
Bldg. ' M
Fotl RENT Furnished house
keeping apartments. Garago. 826
E. Jaokson Ht. I'hono 749-W.
' 92tf
FOR RENT House at 238 Ho.
Jlolly. Stove. I'hono II00L. 92tf
'OR RENT
four rooms
porch, at
Phone C. A
FurnlHhed
bath and
1127 West
DeVoo.
house,
acreen
Mnln.
92tf
FOR RENT Modern 7-room
house, dcalrablo location. Call
618Y. 1 llf"
FOR RENT House on
St. Phone 186. Dr.
Geneva
Klddell.
71tf
FOR RENT Furnished house,
new furniture, five rooms, like
new. Pbone 1149. 80tf
FOR RENT To adults. Clean 6
room house. Phone 688-X.
67tt
FOR RENT 4 to -room bouses.
Phone 105. 80 N. Central. 4tf
FOR RENT Homes. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown A White.
17tf
FOR RENT House in Everette
Court and Katharine Court, West
11th St.; unfurnished; for fam
ily of two; clean, modern, baa
electrlo range, breakfast nook
set and plenty of cabinet work;
large garage. Pbone 888. l(tf
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
A! 'TO CAMP 10 A., beautiful lo
cation groceries, .lunches, gar
age, gas pumps, 0 cabins, etc;
IH.Ofio half, cash; consider trade.
Wlldwood Auto Camp, Grants
Pass, Ore. 97
FOR SAL10 Apv. nouso and Wr-o
building lot. 806 W, Main. Ill
FOR EXCHANGE
TRADE
home for
dren 438
Clear Klamath
Medford tioino.
High Ht. -
Falls
A Cl
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HAVE two cars for trade, -value
$138 and $75. Want good gaa
range and dining .room furniture,
new or uwl. 69J-Y, after . 97
FOR SALE TRUCKS
FOR SALE
Good Used Graham Dodge Truck.
Tires practically now. Reasonably
prices.
JIUBliAUD BROS,, INC. '
FOR HALE Oil TUADE Runch
and city property. What navn
you? Inqulro 52 5 N. Riverside..
100lf
FOR BALE Lot 100x200, 6-room
-house, -well, garden; $8u0. see
owner, W. J. Lyden, Jacksonville.
107
FINEST RANCH that we know of
at the price Is 74 acres of
creek bottom land all under an
old deeded water right. ' all In
cultivation. New modern bung
alow, all modorn conveniences;
modern barn, pouUry house,
garage, etc. Fine roads, eloc
trlclty. This rnnch Is Just gilt
edged. Priced at $16,000 and
worth every cent of It. Brown
& White, realtors. 88tf
FOR SALE HOMES
M. A. BLISS A COMPANY Paint
lng, paperhanging- and i Interlol
finishing. 302 Crater Lake Avei
Phone 160. '
Printers and Publishers
r offio)
MEDFORD PRINTING CO.-
ths heat eoulnoed Drincing c
In Rnnthern Oreaon. BookblnA
lng, loose leaf ledgers, bllllnl
systems, etc. Portland' ' prtce
27 N. Fir St. - :' 1 " ' ' '
Radio Service
RADIO 8BRVICB on ' any . na
radio. II. O. Purucker1, 228 Wet
Muln St. Office , phone $85t
residence 144 J, - - 8
GUARANTEED radio service l
reasonable rates. Phone 1241
day or night. Almus Prultt. '
Sand and Gravel
C. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel
plant. Clean washed aand and
gravel; crushed gravel, all else.
Phone, plant 1203, or office 137.
Storage
WAREHOUSING Storage, Distri
bution. Medford Warehouse, 81
South Front St. Phone lis.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER A STORAGE
CO. Office 1015 NO. Central.
Phone 31 5. Prlcea right. Service
guaranteed. - : ''
DAVIS TRANSFER A STORAGE.
Service guaranteed. 80 S. Grape
St., Phone 844, or residence 1040
FOR SALE 5-room house In Olen
Oak Court, Slnklyou llelghtu;
hardwood floors, flroplaco, base
ment, -piped furnace, very at
tractive Inside plan, lovely out
look from home, on a unirormly
developed court. Charles U. Ray,
Realtor, Medford Uldg. Tol. 302.
101
FOR SALE i"er, hosse on
Minnesota St. Phone 186. Dr.
Hidden. 7 ltf
FOR SALE Attractive homes.
Phone 106. 10 N. Central. 4tf
WHEN YOU think of real estate,
think of Brown A White. tf
FOR BALE niBCELLANEOUS
FOH HALE coyote
Houth Riverside.
812
100
HOUSEHOLD GOODS for sale,
502 Vi Park Avi , Mondny, Tues
day and Wednesday, 08
FOH SALE Baby buggy,
. Phono Z20-H.
cheap.
118
FOB BAU! Tlllon aprlcote, best
or canning; start picking Wed
' nesday: extra fine. Crocker.
' Coker Butte rond. 8 H miles out
Crater Iike highway. Phono
! 591-R-4. 98
FOR HALE Cheap, printing press.
7 hy 14 bed. good condition.
Phone 910-Y. 98
FOR SALE Good Jersey cow,
will freshen enon. McCull. H
mile west Talent. 07
FOR SALE Hntpnlnt electric
range, almost new. Box 332.
Route 1, Central Point. 98
FOR SALE Pole saw rig. fnctory
bum on steel truck; 7-horao en
gtne, 28-lnch snw; also 2 drag
saws, 618 South central. &l
REINKINQ TRUCKING BERVICB
Transfor ana naunng oi
kinds. Office 309 South Front
St. Phone 883. - '
or
iv uovrwn north, south.'
west, Phone Asniana isi-u, i"
equipment! prompt eerrlce; Vow
est rates. Bonded oarrled. A. I
Ansted. '.
FOR SA LE MIM'KLLANEOl'a
EXTItA largo Iloynl Anne cherries.
1020 E. Main. 614c picked, r 98
APRICOTS Linn Orchard. ' .Can
ning apricots ready about July
1st. Quality better than usual.
A large crop, 2VjtC. 6tf
RED RASPBERRIES for canning.
Tho same fine berries at the
same old place. Look for sign.
1 mile out. Kings Highway or
phone 1662R1. -tltt
FOR HALE Aprlcota. Top Notch
Orchard, 3c and 4o a lb. Tel.
610-J-l. ' ' 8
A-l SHAKES,
Trail Store,
$10
a thousand, at
100
FOR BALE Boats and outboard
motors. 103 Bo. Rlveraldev ,
BARGAIN on shakes.
Street.
134 Clark
ido
FOR SALE At bargain. 1 oak
veneer doors, artie 3 feet by 1
feet, with lock and without flask
Bee them at Mall Tribune oftl0JJ
FOR 8 A LB treed sewing mi
chines, all makes, $6 up; terra
(f desired. All make rented M
repaired. While Sewing MactUss
Co., 14 North Bartlett. ti
FREE kindling with t loads greea
slabs. Buy now and save money.
Valley Fuel CO. , , llttf
FOR HALE Late cabbage plants.
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