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(gRYONELINjTHERN OREGON READS THE MEDFORD MAIL tGGS ADVANCE APNGING UP FATHER . SUPPLY DWINDLES PORTLAND MARKET ! .' T ... - . 1 PORTLAND. July li-mti- -The second advance of the week In gg orlcos was announced for todays Lrket l.v the I'aclfio Co-Opera-dve Poultry Producers association. The rim included all urn ilea. Tho ew price on extras Is 20 cents. Conditions surrounding the mar ket since the advance of last Mon day foreshadowed tho higher price. Dealers said supplies of fresh eggs barely was largo enough to go around. Decreased receipts, rather than Increased consumption, Is causing tho stronger murker.. The-two cent rise 'during the week apparently should suffice until next week at leust, lf a hout wav0 n"s tnis section of the country, nn advance In extras reasonably may bo ex pected, inasmuch as under the present conditions there nro no more than enough 'extras for tho mnrkPL T PORTLAND.". .Tuly -1. (IP) Trading "Was dull and featureless on the east side farmers' market today. Uerries had a little better tone. Prices wcro no higher, but buyers wore accepting qualities at $1 that they would not have paid more than 90 cents for on Monday. Raspberries were S0e-$1.10 with the bulk of tho movement halt7 way between the extremes. Lo "pinlierrles were around $1.10 for niff. One truck load of utrnwberrles sold slowly at around $1.75., Qood, cabbage 'sold . nrbunt a dollar,, but much of the supply moved at prices down to 25 cents below that figure. Some very pood hot house tomatoes sold at $2.50 a lug. . Cauliflower sold at COc-11.10. Best hot house cucum bers moved at $2.25. . . : -: r- 1 roRTLAtt: 'Qrr.rr July i.-f(P) fit-ne dl Groctpy compnuy today ainiutinceil nn niTvnnce of 10 cents in si:far effective Friday. The new price will he $4.90 on t?i"niuhited cane and $-1.75 on beet sugar per 100 pound hug. f'ljIvCSltK'k. PORTLAND, Ore.; jdly-l.Afl- CATTLE: 10(1. cnlwS; '10; about FlolKljr,- Sloeis, DOOrilOO ill's.i $li.0O 125. nulls (yearlings excluded) Rood and rboli'fx flr.of j nn-.i r.n- cutter, common nnd medium $3.00- . veaiers (milk fed) good and thajeo -17.50-8.50, medium $0.00 '50, cull and common J4.00-G.00. calves 250-500 lbs. good and choice 16.25-7.75. HOtiS 750. Including 514 direct, 25 lower, Light light 140-160 lbs. ood and choice JS.00-S.75. Light lRat ico-iso lbs. good and rtiolce J8.50-8.75, Medium weight 200-220 lbs. good and choice J7.7 5-22-230 lbs. good and choice J5.7a-7.75. Heavy weight 250-21)0 w Rom1 nd Hholce $6.25-7.75; "0-350 lbs. good and choice $6.00-"jj- Packing sows 275-500 lbs. Mlom and good $5.00-6.00. Feed wnd Mocker pigs 70-130 lbs. good no choice $7.50-8.50. SllKEI- AND L A M B S, ' 1100 ; Portland Produce 0RTWND. Ore.,-.-J,1ly.-l.m .i.i,spacl((, r,)Ul,.y ProlluC(1.8. prices: l-'resh extras 20c; "Warns iP: mediums 17c. lb o 1'OTATOi:!4Local lc east, west lc lb. Butter, butlorfut, live poultry, coumrv''"'''11'"' wo1' n,llk' un.1 J"''""'' n,"11'- nuts can chang a"1' hlm luotll"n Portland Wheat July O,10n inch Vow Close hC" 'n. ." ,rln .53 I . ,i rpn .53 rtJ., ?,lr receipts: Vheat is;! hjj j nour 4; corn 7; oats t; 4 D,cLtA.rAT,ON T,Mrc. Ch ,f,trsct t0 k"r. In town . u"h 11,9 ol'' hon" rour hen ou 1(,ave for 'our Z'"!,m"r vaca"n. "nve to thIa" Tribune forwarded 1hj ,iJ""" Bddresg. phone bujl" "ni1 tho matter will " "imnrted to. tf. BERRIES BRIGHTEN F IN MARKET TONE I I THE NEBBS Heavy pFTER KECEWIW3 ATTEUEPHOME CO.U. FHOM THE ' XIDNAPPERS WE FIMD POOR. DIS TRACTED FAKlsrV AT THE BANK TO SET -rue SO.000 IM CASH -RERDV TO oeuveR to the CULPRITS UPOW RECEIPT OF " FURTHER IM 6TR.OCTIOMS WHICH ARB NOVJ ' IM THE M(ML.. WHAT OO WANJT SO MOUEV POO CASH r'.VJOOLDWT i A DRAFT CERTIFIED L A1MT SOT BuSIMESS VOU AKJVTUING WITH , VOUR HUSBAND VW-A.V Brisbane's Today (Continued from Pass Ona) "Rockefeller Center." A n d that is what tlie.'uew, and mag nificent development should be called, officially. - ' t-f 3Ir. Rockefeller lias rendered an important public service by in structinK his architects and build ers not merely to erect magnificent buildings, but o show that Improv ing a great city can be niado to pay. He is setting an example, not building palaces to amuse himself, like a King Luilwig. His enterprise will encourage others, that need profits more than Mr. KockeCuller needs them,,. to do something new. Cyrus H. K. Curtis, whose eye penutrates with euual facility tho Interior of the atom, or the vast ness of the great nebula in Orion, lias found out till about the "Free State of Uberiu." One gentleman, formerly a slavo in tho United Stutes, now owns his own slaves In "tree" Liberia. Colored men and women from the United States buy and sell natives. Hugged little native children,, sometimes cruelly beaten, carry school books for the well dressed liltlo Amei'lco.Ubiiri ans, descendants of United States eluves. And this displeases Mr. Curtis more than anything else. The rul ing class, descendants of United States slaves, have In their houses "comely young women" that play the part of supplementary wives." Local clergy offer no objection on the "dwellers In glass houses" principle.. As you read this, Post and Gatly are flying the last leg of their trip around the world. It would be more accurate to say "around the North Pole," lor their path around the world will be only 14, 000 miles long, where as it would have been 25,11(10 miles had they toured above the equator. If these men, as is hoped, land safely at the end ot their journey today, they will have accomplished tho most remarkable, flight ever made by man Tho Wlckersham conimlttee, un obtrusively, ceased to exist yester day. You are reminded of two sail liners that the London Daily Tele graph quoted when James Gordon Dennett closed tip bis edition ot the New York Herald In London: "She lived unknown, and few could know When Lucy ceased to be. ' f Ileal news and Btartllng. Lead ers ot the Methodist Kplsiopal church, meetins at Delaware, Ohio, are In favor of birth control infor mation for "(Inly married couples. The Methodist Kpiscopal leaders say It is "ethical to determine the coming of children by the husband and wife by choice lather than chance," and this regulation leu Is to "(lie safeguarding of the health of tho mother, nnd highest develop ment of the child, and the bent in terest of family life." . Notice of Final Srttl. m. -nt In the County Court of tho s a e of oreston. in and for the Counts in "a.tor of the Estate of Jo..eph W. M'Coy. deceased. Notice Is Hereby Given, that th" undersigned has tiled her First and Final Account as executrix Kstate of Joseph W. McCoy, dc-ce.-iwd. in the County Court Jackson County, Oregon, and that Mid Court has appo.n . -u -i ,hr of Julv. 1931. nt the hour of ten o'clock in the fore noon of -aid day as the ''" the Courtroom ot said Court In the Court House nt Medford. Jack son County. Oregon, ns the place for hearing objections to snl.1 Hrst and Final Account, the settlement ." " - " II I , I t I 1 ' MEDFOKD MAIL V,. I ''.c. (fiiWU. Int'l Feulurt Dough VOU MUCH llJ OR A CHEC DO? MO SIVINJrt thereof and the distiibutlonjof, said estate.i All persons "Interested are here by notified to appear at said time and place, and show cause, if any there be, why said First and Final j Account should not be npproved . by the Court, eald estate be dc J creed to be fully settled, a decree 'made for the distribution of said cstato to the persons entitled there to, and said executrix discharged from her trupt. dialed and first piibllshed, Juno 3rd, 1931. ADDIR S. McCOT, Executrix of tile Kstate of Jos eph W. McCoy, deceased. Notice for I'lihlh-atloii. Department of the Interior. General Ijand Office at Koseburg, Oregon, June 2lith, 1931. Notice is hereby given that Pnul Adams Hunt, of Unite Falls, Ore gon, who, on April 14th. 1927, made JIome-'t.erid Entry, Serial No. 01(5945. for XV, XWli, SEVi N'WU nml KW'H NRIl. Section 23. Town- jship 34 S.. Kange 1 10.. Willamette i Meridian, has filed notice of in i tentlon to make final tlireo-year ! proof, to establish claim to the iand ! above divu'rihed, before Chauncey 1 Floroy, U. S. Commissioner, at MiMll'oril. Oregon, on tho 4th day of August. 1931. ! Claimant names ns witnesses: j George W. Laidley. of Medford, Oregon; William Marlon, of Eagle Point. Oregon; F. ltoss Wymoro, of Putto FnlK Oregon; Medford Pittmnn. of llox 813, San Far niimlo, Calif. HAM ILL A. CAN-ADAY. Hcgistcr. Notice For Publication Department of the Interior, Gen eral Land Office at Itoseburg, Ore gon, June I.Sth. 1931. Notice is hereby given that Chauncey F. Arant. of Prospect, Oregon, who. on July 22. I92IJ, made Honicstcady entry, Serial No. 010241. for SEU SKVi. Section 3. Township 33 S.. flange 2 E.. Wll lainelle Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final three year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Chauncey Florey, U. S. Commis sioner, at 'Medford, Oregon, on the 25th day of July, 1931. Claimant names ns witnesses: Joseph G. Phipps, of Trail, Ore gon. Fd. Holonbcach, ot Prospect, Oregon. Nelson Nye. of Prospect. Oregon. Earl I'lrick. of Trail Oregon. HAMILL A. CANADA Y. Hegister. Notice of Sheriffs Sale. Py virtue of nn execution on fore'i'losnre duly issued out of anil tin. lor the seal of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, In and for the County of Jackson, to me di- reeled and dated on (he 9lh day of June. 1931, In n certain action (heroin, wherein Paul A. Smllh and j Allen K. Smith, co-partners flu Rogue River Lumber Company, as plaintiffs, recovered Judgment against M. J. Chinn, one of the defendanls in paid Mill, nn their first cause of suit, for the sum otj $1013.12. tosroiner wan iniercsi from July .10. 1930. nt ti'.i per annum. 112.20 cost, of preparation and recording of lien, and $101.31 attorney's fees; on their second cause of suit in the sum of J41.00 with Interest nt s'i from January 3. 1930, and $0.20 cost of prep-1 aration nnd recording or lien ano $4.10 attorncy'rt fees; on their third cniiFO of suit in the sum of $154 50 with Interest from June 9th, 1930. at fi'-r per annum, nnd $15.45 at torney's fein and $0.40 cost ot preparation and recording lien, and on (lie fourth cause of suit In tho sum of $20.25 with Interest from August IS, 1930 at i per annum, and I'. 20 cost of preparation and recording lien nnd $2.00 attorney's fees, with costs and disbursements taxed at Eighty-eight nnd no. ion (StS.sO) Hollars, which Judgment was cnrollrMl and docketed in the Clerk's office of said Court in said County on the 2ith day of May. 1931. i Notice Is hereby given that, pur suant to the terms of the said exe cution, I will on the 11th day of Julv. 1931. at 10:"0 c'rlo-k n. m.. at the front door of the Court home in (he City of Medford. In Jaekson County. Oregon, offer for sale nr.d will sell at public auction for cash to the hluhee't bidder, to, satisfy ihl Judgment, togetherj with the coots of this sale, subject 0?m WSS. SjmmOO CAMT FOOL MEirS?V :i!T VOU ,M WHriWiM fitfl 7rz?'Zi.'xzrz?'Xzmir nour. husbamos eeew x c ma nu9 . vsr... ( .) : f V 1)5 - FIRST PRICE. H VOU ANVTUINS WITH r KS'Si MO AHSOMEMT. 1 BET 1 yTxTOSC y" TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, I........ ....... By George McManus MACGlE AM' DAUGHTER A.RB. "60 STRAPPED UP IMTME orrb-THtVY'RE MEijLECTllsl EVERVTi-tlMcl-MOW LOOK AT THAT- UEAVlrJ" I a mop iki tup pari on A UPPObE I'LL HAVE 1 ' 1 I I t Service. Inc., Urcni Urilnln rights reserved- to redemption as provided by law, all of tho right, title anil Interest that the said defendunta, M. J. Chinn Frank A. Pefley and Mar tha F. Pefley, husband nnd wife, and S. R. Castile, or either or any thereof, had on the 3rd day of February, 1931, or now have In and to the following described property, situated in tho County of Jackson, State of Oregon, to-wit: Lot 13 In P.lock Two of West moreland Addition to tho City of Medford. Oregon, according to the official pita thereof now of record. Lated this 9th day of Juno. 1931. KALPH G. JENNINGS, Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. Ry Olga F. Anderson. Deputy. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Rati oir wool tor lint inmtion. 2c: taM succeeding insertion, lc; minimum 25c. Index j your adt with For Sale, For Rent, etc., and count these words as well as each Inllial, telephone number, etc.. as a wcrd. Classified ads cash in advance and not lahii over nhone, unless advertiser has monthly account No allowance tor phont errors. WANTED FKMALK lll-'.l.l' WANTED A firwt-clnss lndy cook at the Illack Cat Cafe,. 99 W A X TK I ) S ITUAVIOX S WANTED nny kind Tribune. Young lady wishes of work. llox L. V.. 101 YOUNG LADY wIhIich position practical nurse or companion witli elderly or middle-aged peo ple. Phono 543-1!. 101 WANTED Hour work nnd wash ings. Tel. 8U9-X-2. Reasonable. 1 10 WANTED Girl 17 wants houfo work or care of children in home. Phone 31-F-4. Jacksonville. Ill YOUNG WOMAN with child wants housekeeping for widower with children. Write P. O. liox 852. Medford. 100 C A PA H L 10 young lady wl.dies housework In wealthy homo wllb elderly people. Kt. 1, Pox 12 5, Central Point. lot WANTED Calcimine nnd paint ing work. Phono 108. 79tf WANTED POULTRY WANTED lthodo Inland lied set ting hens for hatching pheas ants. SI each.. Call Chet'r Filch. 4CS.I2. ! S I f wantfi) misci:i,laxi:ous WANTED Kellabln team, about 1 Ilia lbs. Preferred In Putin Falls district. 334 Apple, Medford. Phone 425-X. 1 HO WANTED Used small cash regis ter; muHt be a bargain. Address K. S., euro Mall Tribune. 1(10 WANTED $4000; 3 to 1 security. Will pay 10. Wrlto Pox 31, Mail Tribune. 103 UPNITURE repairing .,r make nnylhing new to order. City Cabinet Shop, 924 S. Central. Tel 2S2. 110 WANTED 2nd hand goods nnd Junk. Pat's, 1500 Prune Ht. Ph. 547L. 1 21 tf HAVE your Furniture re-upholstered, re-glued, refinished . lor Thlbnult. Tel. 9C9R. 11)0 FEW SMALL CARS to reflnush nt $25.00. Auto lieauty Shop. 115 NOW Is the time to spray your roe bushes, shrubbery, for mildew and aphlri; also fruit trees, shade tree and cork elm. Tel. 25S-W. Ehtf FOR GARDEN and field plowlnsf, sand, gravel and sediment, Tel. IH2-J. Samuel Hateman. tf LOCAL or lontt distance hauling. We guarantee to snvA you money. Hawley Tranefor, 619 No. Itlver sldo. Phono 1044-X. 2a8tf WANTED Household good, tools and Junk, or what hae you 7 Medford Hnrrln House, 27 N. Irif M. ShntiA loss tr - -4-. i - LOST l-OHT If dog Is mKsing, call 15H. 2.",0lf 'iy I TAKE T GOT' '11 '0j0v Sack for teem Mf? M 5 QnTfiON", WEDNESDAY. IS- I waxtmd mai.i: nr.r.p ' . rou hunt iioi'hks . poit ratiIiikaii kstate WANTFD Ambitious man not em ployed to prepare for elec trical or drafting position in spare time. Write Box D. 11., Mull Tribune. lllti W.WTFH MAI.K OH ' l'FMAIll'. lll'.l,!' HKI.P WANTED Students to nt 'tend packing school, starting July 10th. Appear at C. & F. pneking 'house Friday 10 a. m.. for particulars, or write Orb Cooksey. Medford. 101 FOll ItlON'T M 1SCFLLA X I'.Ol'S FOlt PENT Garage, $3.00 per month. 325 South Hivcrsiile. tf ' KOH PENT Pulldlng vncated ny l-iuds Transfer. Tel. 551. 102 FOlt ltEN'T OR LEASE Ileason ' ill ile, all or part of 340U st. ft. floor space on highway, 1(103 No. . ltiverside. . 100 l'OU HUNT lH'UNISIIKl) ItOOMS FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room; rate moderate. 325 South Riverside. tf I '( lit It i:XT A PAKTM F.XTS FOR KENT Furn. npt; llghls, water, garage; fl7. Tel. 452-11. HlOtf FOR RENT Furnished npts. W. 2nd. 217 10S FOR KENT Modern duplex apt; adults. Reduction In rent to steady tenants. 713 Cedar St. 100 FOR KENT 2-room npt: sleeping porch, garage, ground floor. 344 N. ISartlott. Phone 7S7-Y. 100 FURN. front apt.: private bath, garage. 004 W. 10th. 9Ctf FOR It EXT Clean, furnished housekeeping room; wood, lights, water furnHied; J 1 1.50. 331 S. Ivy. 100 PLEASANT furn. opt,, Electrolux rofrig. licrben Apts., 10 Quince Kt. K9tr FOR KENT "Pest apartment In town." at Schulcr Apts., cor. Oth nnd Oakdale. Phono 1.182. 118 FOR RENT Apt. 806 W. Main. 104 FOR RENT Modern furnished npt. downstairs; adults. 345 N. Partlett. Phono 753-M. 78tf FOR RENT Desirable furnished opt.; private entrance; reason able. 618 So. Oakdale. 63tf FOR RENT Modern furnished front apt., with garago. Arthur Arms. 330 N. Holly. Phono 1 277-R. 7 5tr FOP. RENT 4-ioom apt.; steam heat, Frlgldalro, hot water, and garage. Inquire 503 S. Holly Ht , evenings and Sundays. 309tf 2 'ROOMS, bath, garage, elec. range. Private entrance. Call 70. tf FURNISHED hoti.vkeoplnr. apt.; lights, hot and cold watAr; hotol service and lounging prlvllgfis. Rent reasonable. Hotel Holland. Phon 7 10 dfitf l'OU Itl'.XT HOUSES FOR PENT o-rm. modern holism, desirable location, close In, abso lutely clean: shade; redecorated: gas range, fireplace, g.ititg'e. 517 S. Holly. Key at 527 S. Hollv. ' Medford Natl. Rank. HHl FOR RENT Homes. Furnished or unfurnl-hed. IJrown & While. 17lf FOR KENT I to S-room homo. Phono Kir,, 30 N. Central. 4tf FOR KENT House on Geneva SI. Tel. 185. Dr. Pbld- ll. 7 1tf ROOM, modern, unfurpieheil ex cel, t range; rloie to new hllrb setiool. Inquire 1 10 So. Ivv. 100tf FOR KKNT Clean fi-roorn house, clov in. Call at 21!) H Ivv. 100tf" -PULY 1, mil. Folt PENT 3-room furnished I bouse. 109 No. Ulvoi'slde. Tel. I wr 1 OK I FOlt ItENT House In Everetto Court and Kntherlne. Court, "West 11th St.; unfurnished; for fam ily of two; clean, modern, has elecli'lc range, breakfast nook set and plenty of cabinet work; large garage. Phono 23S. Kitf FOR KENT Modern 5-rm. homo, newly reflnlsbed; largo screen porch; range connected; plenty of shade. Imiulrc 264 Itentty. 100 FOlt KENT Furnished 2-room house, newly decorated; shade treit-i, garnge. Inquiro 527 Wo. Holly. 100 I'Olt RENT 2 modern furnished houses, $30 nnd $37.60, water ."pa lit: overstuffed; adults. SKI : 10. 9 lb. 100 FOR KENT Modern cottage: 3 bedrooms; closo In. Tel. 224-U tf FOR PENT G-room bungalow. furnished nnd piano. Closo In W, H. Evorbard, 320 W. Oth. 04tf FOR KENT Modern 7-rooin houso, desirable location. Call 51SY. Dltf FOR KENT Furnished house, new furniture, five rooniB, llko now. Phone 1149. 80tl FOR RENT To adults. Clean 5- room house. Phone 683-X. 87tf IH SIXIOSS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Api. nouso and nice building lot. 80(1 W. Main. 1 1 3 roit i:xciian(jk FOR EXCHANGE KLAMATH FALLS. Duplex for small home or eipilly In or near A.shland or Medford. C. F. O'Loilghlln, 111 North 9(h, Klamath Fulls, Ore. 101 FOR TRADE 4 White Leghorn laying bens for baby sulky. Call 922 N. Central. 1(10 Tit A DM Clear Klamath Falls home for Medford home. Ad dre,rs 4.18 High Ht. 101 l'OU HALF LIVESTOCK FOlt SALE Thoroughbred Jersey hull, about 2 yea.rs o!il. priced to sell. Also weaner pigs. Wing Orchard. 104 Foil SAIL Sow and pigs, also registered O. 1. C. pigs. J. E. Weaver, one mile west Sams Val ley store, 101 FOR SALE Oil TRADE for live stock, Rambotlilett ewes, wllh 34 lambs. Reasonable. Producers Exchange. Phone 291. Soulh Pacific. 70tr on ;;ale pigs. Phono Oxl ra good weaner 91-R-2. 100 FOR SALIO Team young, well- matched blacks. A. E. Hroek wny. phono 7-F-21. 102 l'OU KALE HOMES LARGE JIOUSl: PA RG A IN 8 room modern, with largo lot, paved wtreot; terms $50 cash, $10 monthly; low price will sur prise you. EARL TUMV, 310 Liberty flldg. 101 FOR SALIO OR RENT 4-ronm hours1, 2 large lols, M. E, How ling, 20 S. Peach. 100 FOR HALE B-room house In fllen (ink Court, HVklynu HeigbtH; hardwood floors, fireplace, base ment, piperl furntice, very at tractive Inside plan, lovely out look from home, on a uniformly developed court. Charles R, Pav. Realtor, Medford llldg. Tel. 302. 101 FOR SALIC Hy owner, house on .Minnesota Ht. Phone 1SS. Dr. Kiddflll. 71lf FOR PALM Attractive homes. Phone 105. to N. Central. 4tf WIIKN YOU think of real estate, think of Urown & White. .'tf THE.-C'R EVERYWHERE I 'buPPO'bS THERE'b A VFtAlMED EAU IM THE ' ICE-BOX' By SOL HESS nhtnA. inhe mearrtima lJ .r.,.' rr - poor Kuax is atUTering in mind. & bod irorri , k this ernbi oraeal - HEV- SO THATS THE: KIKJO OF ASU"V VOO ARt: THE MINJUTH A PERSONS BACK IS -TURNJE.D VOU TRV TO FOlt SALIO OR q' RADIO 12 ncros unimproved land, 2 mllet north of Medford; excellent location, ood Mill, 1 Will, trado for Med ford Income property or you can assume Federal Land bank mort gage and make small paynienta on balance. Soo Wahl, Farmera H. Fruitgrowers bank. 100 FOR TRADE 40 neres good tim ber and wood land 1n Griffin creek district for 3 or 4 good milk cows or young Htock cattle. Also pair of fenders for Fordson tractor. What have you to trade for them. Phone 517-L, or see Clarence Plorco. 100 FOR SALE 3I!-aero ranch in Scott valley; house, barns and outbuildings; plenty of wood and water for irrigation; 14 cows and bull, separator, mower, rake, ' wagons, sow nnd pigs and about 30 tons bay. Price $5,500; $3,600 ' down. Fred Gould, Gazollo, Cal. 100 SPECIALS 1 Vti acre Jacksonville paved highway, closo In; 4-room house, other buildings. A bar gain, $2,000; terms. ALSO . 10 acres beautiful wooded tract on Griffin creek: lots of wood; creek and county rond; $300 cash or $400; $25 down and $10 monthly. D. 10. MILLARD, 425 E. Main. 102 FOR HALE OR TRADE Ranch and city property. What have you? Inquiro 525 N. Riverside. lOOtf FOR SALE Lot 100x200, B-nom house, well, gnrden; $850. See owner, W. J. Lydon, Jacksonville. 107 FINEST RANCH Hint we know of at the price Is 74' acree of creek bottom land all under an old deeded wnter right, nil In cultivation. New modern bung alow, nil modern conveniences; modern barn, poultry house, garago, etc. Flno rondfl, eleo trlclly. This ranch Is Just gilt edged. Priced at $16,000 and worth every cent of It. Brown & White, realtors. 88tf FOll SALI'-THITCKH FOR HALIO Good Used Graham Dodge Truck. Tires practically now. Keaeionnbly prices. IIUUUARD PROS., INC. 93tf l'OU SALE AUTO MOIllLIOH I!UY WITH CONFIDENCE 1920 llulck Sedan 1925 llulck Sedan 1927 llulck Coupe 1927 Chrysler Roadster 1928 Hudson Sedan All guaranteed by HCHERFil MOTOR CO. Your Pulek Dealer. 38-40 N. Riverside 128 S. Riverside. 101" 'Oil HALF 1928 light 6 coupe; bargain. Call 36 H. Central. 98tf FOR HALE, '27 Ford pickup, $80. Phono 341-J-4. 103 FOR SALE DeSoto Six. 4-door sedan, hue model, in perfect con dition. Priced to sell, $535.00 Would consider light car in trade. Phone 584-R or cull at 407 King St. -' 102 l'OU SALIO .MINCIOLLAVIOOUH FOR SALE First rutting alfalfa and poa hulhOHii hay In stack, $13 ton; second .cut alfalfa $11 In shock. Phone 102. Kllnor Hanley Push, 820 10. Main. 113 SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO, 229 East Oth Kt. Ileal bargains In used Singers. Repairing. Machines to rent. Hemslll.blng. 100 TILTON APRICOTS Heat enn ners. &'c lb. Crocker. Coker P.utte road out Crater Lake highway. Phono 591-R-4. 10B CO It HALTS Used sewing iruv chines, an makes, $5 up; terms If deslrod. All makes rented and repaired. White Hewitts; Machine Co., 14 North Bartlett tl i W PAGE NINE TRIBUNE" ni'sixKss urniccTonY Abstracts MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab stract of. Title, Title . Insurance, Rooms. 3 and 5,' No, 32 North Central Ave-,, upstairs. JAOK.-IOX CO. AHNTKACTT CO. Abstracts of Title and Til In Insurance. Tins only complete Title S y a t o nt In Jackson County.,. 'Accountants WILSON AUDITING COMPANY Tax and Corporation Counselors. Auditors and Accountants. K. M. Wilson, C. r;. A. Liberty Bldg. Phone 157-R. 'hlroprnotlo Physician DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlru practlc Nerve Specialist. Office hours 9 to 12. 2 to 6. 203-204 Liberty Hldg. Office Phono 580; Res. Phone 790-H. 1 0xpert Window Cleaners LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1172. House cleaning. Floor Waxing. Oriental rug cleaning, epecialty. Financial WE LEND MONEY to worthy peo ple to pny t heir honest debts. Pa cific Const Credit Association, 423 Medford llldg., Medford. Ore. Furniture llepnlrlnjr FU It N ITU It 10 It I0-U PHO LSTE RED re-flnlsheil, re-glued. Wo carry a full lino of upholstering- sam ples. A. N. Thlbnult, Tel. 969-K. Glass MKDFORD PLATE GLASS CO. Auto glass while you wait. Class for all. purposes. Phone 440. 88tf Money to Tionn f Y TiOiiR Tlmo lu'"1 1!stlo ft ) Mortgage Iians ' v 1'hono lttaa. Comnicrolnl Viiianee Corp. . Mctlfsml, Oregon Tersonnl Loans UP TO $300 on furniture, lato model nutos, endorsed notes, etc. Legal rates, no extras. Licensed by the state of Oregon. Cash to day. See VV. E. Thomas, 228 W. nth, ground floor Holly Thetttor llldg. Phone 130. i ; 'Pliint Instruction FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher of piano. Classical and popular music courses. Halglit Music Studio, 318 Liberty Bld. Tel. 72. Palming nnd PaperbanglnK . HARRY' MARX Painting, tinting, pnperhanglng. Tel 178-J. 269tf M. A. BLISS & COMPANY Paint ing, pnperhanglng and Jnterlor finishing. .302 Crater. Lake Ave. Phone 1004. . , . ,) 41 Primers nml Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Has the best equipped printing office in Houthern Oregon. Bookbind ing, loose leuf ledgers, billing (systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 N. Fir Ht. ltudlo Service RADIO SERVICE on any mnko radio. H. o. Purucker, 222 West Main St. Office Phone 335; resldenco 1442. OUARANT10ED radio aervloo- at reasonaoio ratos. i'nono 1247 duy or night, Allnus Prultt. Sand nnd Onitel C. A. II A KTLIOYSnnd and Gravel plant. Clean washed sahd and gravel; crushed gravel, all sizes. Phone, plant 1203, or office 127, Storage ' W A it E II o I IS I NO Storage, Dlstrl butlun. Medford Warohoilae, 810 Houih Front Ht. Phone 316. Transfer MADS TKANHFER & STORAGE CO. Office 1016 JJo. Central. Phono 315. Prices right. Service guaranteed.. DA'iH TRANSFER & STORAGE. nerviee guaranteed. 20 S. Grape St., Phone C44, or rosidence 1000. REINKING TRUCKINO HBRVICE Trimester und hauling of ' all klmle. Office 309 South Front Ht. Phono 332. . i ' s r i . IF MOVING north, south, tnat or west, phono Ashland 24H-L, Nesv equipment; prompt servlco; low est rales. Ponded carrier. A. L. A listed. FOlt NAI.IO MISCIOLLANIOOUH CHOICE extra large Royal Anno cnerries. 1020 Eiust Main; (tic lb., picked. 99 APRICOTS Linn Orchard, Eagle Point. Canning apricots ready July 4. Season lasts 2 weeks). 3'. 4c lb. go-tf FOR HALE Logan berries. Will deliver. J. L. Yantls, near east end of Spring street. '104 FOR HALE coyote 'puppy. S13 rsouin Kiversiue. '100 FOR HALE Large Oxhoart cher ries. Phone 539-J-2. 101 FRYERS, glndlnll blnnms, Siberian lrl for ponds. - Mm. Dressier, 1107 E. Main. Tel. 1669-1 104 RED HASPIIEnRlES for earthing. The snmo fine berries ht the same old place. Look tor sign. 1 mile out. Kings Highway or phone 1562R1. f.tl A-l SHAKES, 10 a thousana at Trail Store. 100 FOR SALE Boats n Outboard motors. 101 Ho. RlverslJs. 'tf PA UO A IN on shakes. 224 Clark Street. 100 FOR SALT) At Tuirga'tn, t oak vnco aoors, sjise Vi reet by T H fee, with lock and without glsss. See them at Mall Tritrun oftloo. , , . .... , . p ; i I; i it'll SI' 3 IK ft
