MEDFORD ItHL TRIBUTE, LIEDFORD, OREGON. SUXDAY, OCTOBER 18, r193l
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(Minimum a&c.
Each additional Insertion,
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aiinlmiim !Ort
Per line, per month, without
copy changes $1.36
LOST Ladles brown purse between
Medford and Talent, phone 373-R-2.
LOST If dog Is musing, call 1616.
TAKEN CP
TAKEN DP 3 cows and 3 calves
Rogue River Co. Sunset Orchard
Talent.
WANTED FEMALE HELP
J WANTEF Unincumbered lady for
hrMtupkeener for one: Rood home for
the rUht party. Box 2237, Mall
Tribune.
WANTED MALE HELP
IU3H SCHiOL course In two years;
meets all .equlrements for entrance
to college, buslnes sand leading pro
fessions. Per Information address
Box 2328, Tribune.
WANTEDSITUATIONS
HIQH school boy, 18 years old, wants
work after school and Saturdays.
Can drive any make of car. Phone
6S6-X.
WANTED Housework by middle aged
lady; elderly couple preferred. Write
Mrs. A. E. B., Box 183. care Ray
Harnlsh, Eagle Point Ore.
WANTED Family washings. 50c to
$1; also hour work. tel. aou-A-a
WANTED Housework by a capable
and experienced woman, rei.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUDS
WANTED Male toy terrier pup.
Phone 116.
wanted 2-door and 4-door Forde
or any light car. Trade your car
now for a new or a guaranteed
used car.
GATES AUTO CO. USED CAR DEPT,
WANTED TO BUY or trade thorough
bred Black Jersey Giant Roosters,
Phone 611-R-l.
WANTED Cows for feed. Buy on
half cream cneca. rnoue ww.
WANTED Washing 36o a dozen;
rough clean 75c; vests made to or
der $1.50. Phone 853-L. .
V ktW-it? rirlcTltinl rinems. Bones
Pioneer Music Publishers, Box 276
Portland, Ore.
WANTED To buy a galvanized stor
age tank to Junk. Phone 697-R-l
WANT poultry of all kinds. Will call
Write P. O. Box 471.
WANTED Family washings, 38 pieces
HI. All Ilftt pieteo iiiuvu iiw
Dusenbury, Phone 479-J.
WANTED Cars to wreck. Also used
tires. Big 4. 1761 inversion.
WANTED Secondha-d goods and
Junk. - Pat's, 1508 prune oi.
WhNted Care of cnlldren after
noon or night. Phone 1122-R.
Wanted Household Roods, tools
. . w. ..k.. h un.iV Mea-
ford Bargain House. 27 N. Grape
St. Phone luoa.
RADIOS bought, sold and repaired
Service Electrlo Co.. Ill So. Holly
Phone 1279.
WANTED To trade heifers fur
n,.a-n-A Hull A mnnt.hn to vear
old; 60 good ewes for sale. Route
1 Box 43.
WANTED Loan of 81000.00 to
2.000.00 on 1st mortgage on or De-
fore Deo. 1st. Bx 2444, Mail m
bune.
WANTED To trade city property tor
what have sou. Box ntJ. ai. i
WANTED 2nd hand goods. We buy,
trade and sell. Berrydale 2nd Hand
Store. 1603 No. Riverside.
FURNITURE re-unholstered. reflnlsh
ed and reulued. A. N Thlbault
Tel. 969-R.
WANTED 1930 Ford roadster. Will
pay cash. Weasku Inn, Grants Paw
WANTED House cleaning or day
work Phone 1343-7. or 883-R.
MARRIED Man with family wants
equipped dairy ranch on mares
box soil, xnoune.
uak pn 'jr-ihmm muhnfl and
ironed. Be lb. Reasonable mendlnp
done U wished. Phone isaa-a-
FOR RENT nouses
POR RENT Modern 8-room unfur
nished nome. close t. . tt 315 so
Riverside. 125. Inquire at am so
Riverside or Phone 701-J.
FOR RENT Modern six room house,
hardwood floors. Call 834-J.
FOR RENT fl-room house 2 blocks
from park on So. Holly. Phone
ouo-L.
FOR RENT Modern 6-room home
cheap: near Washington school,
115 8. Holly, or 1034 W. 8th.
FOR RENT One of the most desir
able houses In Medfcrd: 8 rooms,
bath, electric range, hardwood
floors, fireplace, large basement,
furnace, double garase: close In,
C. Earl BmdlUh. Jeweler.
FOR RENT Unfurnished modern 6
room bungalow, coruer Bryant and
Columbus: fireplace and built-in
reatures; separate garage ana wooa,
shed: Isrrre lot. IO0x'46 Call Chea
Ray, Realtor. Mediord Bldg. Tel. 302.
FOR BENT HOUSES
POR RENT Moaern furnished 6-
room house near Junior high. Call
753-M.
FOR RENT Completely furn. house:
xurnaoe. Near high school. Tel.
220-R.
SMALL .jartly furnished house, 811;
water para, oressier's. Phone 1B69-L.
FOR RENT Clean, 6-room noiie.
Basement, coo, room, bullt-lns. Call
722 No. Riverside. Phone 1041-M
FOR RENT Small furn. house. 25.
inquire 415 Arcadia Court.
FOR RENT Completely furn. bouse;
rurnace. near high school. Tel.
220-R.
FOR RENT Furnished house, close
In. Call at 26 Newtown.
5-ROOM furnlsheti house, close In:
east side; electrlo range, garage
CaU 859-W.
FOR RENT To adults, clean 4-room
house. Phone 683-X.
FOR RENT Modern furnished B-room
house; good location. Call at 414
S. Riverside.
FOR RENT bomes. Furnished
or unfurnished. Brown As Whits
17tf
FOR RENT 4 to 8-room bouses
Phone 105. 30 N. Central. 4tf
FOR RENT 3-room partly furnlsnec
house, 925. inquire 238 s. Holly
POR RENT fl-room modern furnish.
ed bouse. 927.50. Water paid. Call
Vd.
(OR RENT -room furnished house
2 bedroom O. A. DeVoe.
FOR RENT Modern, partly furnisc
ed 6-room house. Adults. For In
formation inquire at 603 South Riv
erside Ave.
FOR RENT Modern bungalow. 839
Haven pnone 44U-M.
FOR RENT House in Everette Coutt
and Catherine Court. Wi t 11th St :
unfurnished: for family of two;
clean, - modern, has electric range,
breakfast nook set and plenty ol
cabinet work; large garage. Phone
238.
FOB RENT AFAUTMENTS
FOR RENT 3-room furnished apart
ment, uignts, water ana garage.
$15.00. Phone 452-H.
FOR RENT 3-room apartment fur
nished, lis Mistletoe.
FOR RENT Furn. apt. and room;
reasonably priced; comfortably
heated. Gloria Pan Apt. House. 376
So. Central.
FOR RENT Two room furnished
apartment bungalow; clean, mod
ern: reasonable. 1015 W. 11th.
Phone (138-X.
FOR RENT Apartments, 520 So. Fir.
Phone 1320.
TWO 2-room and three 3-room apts.
garages. South Riverside at 12th
St. H. M. Butts.
FOR RENT Furnlsbea modern and
semi-modern apartments; moderate
rates. Call and see them. Sunrise
Super station, cor. 12th and River,
side. Phone 1338.
FOR RENT Apt. 61 No. Oakdale.
NYE APTS. Under new management.
Rents lowered. Close In. Steam
heat, lights, water. Phone 1012.
1005 W. Main.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment,
with private bath, 305 E. Jackson.
rnone aoi-M.
FOR RENT Moaern duplex apt; 4
rooms. Phone 442.
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms; reduced rates. 140 s. Holly.
FOR RENT 2-room furnished apt.
40 Quince-St. Tel. 641-w.
FOR RENT 4-room furnished apart
mcnt, $18.00. 209 W- Jackson.
FOR RENT Apartment, Durrell
Court, 329 No. Holly.
FOR RENT 2-room apt. well fur
nished, at 1205 E. Main.
PLEASANT furn: apt.; ateam heat,
Electrolux. The Berben, 10 Quince
FOR RENT Apartments; low rent:
801 N. Central.
FURN. APTS. for rent, $5 a week
Apply at Peoples Electrlo Store.
4-ROOM furnished apartment, $18;
telephone, hot water, garage; desir
able location. 934-R.
FURNISHED small house and 2 and 3
room apts; garage. 604 w. 10th.
FOR REM BOOM AND BOARD
LARGE ROOM newly decorated,
twin bed: heat; board; garage. 33
No. Peach.
ROOM and board at 1010 So. Oak-
dale. Phone 1660.
ROOMS Three meals day, $1; new
furniture, new bedding, iree gar
age. 614 Haven St, Medford, one
block from Jackso t school.
FOR RENT FURNISHED BOOMS
FOR RENT Pleasant
board. 718 E. Main.
room with
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms IV,
hiMl,, it,,m Hfv nnrlr. Prlrea re
duced If taken by month. Gentle
men preierrea. jdd o. nouy.
FOR RENT Sleeping room for worx-
Ing lady. 123 Almond St.
FOR RENT Comfortable front room
in modern home. $12 per montn
Phone 748-Y.
LAROE, pleasant furnished corner
room; neat, airy; hot and cold
water In room. 120b B. Main.
FOR RENT Modern sleeping rooms.
$10 per month and up. 325 So
Riverside Ave.
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Dsk space In office, 209
First National Bank Bldg. Phone
638-X.
FOR RENT Store room, 318 No. Riv
erside. Phone 846-L,
FOR EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
HIGH CLASS DAIRY, fully stocked
and equipped, fine Improvements,
highway fronUute. no lncumber
anoe. Want Medford Income or
will consider So. Calif. Income.
Also
WE HAVE two cash buyers for moder
ately priced homes In Medford,
must be priced right.
Also
SEVEN acres improved, near Central
Point, fine soil, no Irrigation, clear.
Want So. Olif.
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHNOE ,
125 K. 6th St. Phone 1498
FOB ESCUANGB FOB SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR TRADE Beautiful late model FOR SALE Weaner pigs, cheap, F.
electric vlctrola with fifty records A. Morse, Talent.
for car or truck. Ford preferred. - -
Box 941. Medford. FOR SALE Guernsey heifer, 18 mos. ,
, s old. Knoll Crest Orchard, Fern .
TO EXCHANGE 1 or 2 city lots clear Valley.
for light car. Phone 403-R-8. .-- -
FOR 6ALE Hereford bulls of Pana-
FOR SALE OR TRADE 160 acres ma and Beau Donald breeding.
wood timber. What have you? Call Hawkins Bros, Thompson Creek.
315. y
- -.-s-s-s. - - FOR SALE 8 cows, 4 heifers, also I
WILL TRADE OR SELL sheep tor mower, rake, hay wagon, harrow.
weaner pigs. Phone Johnson at etc. Best offer takes It. P. Senn
857-X-2 or R. D. Box 55-A, Griffin 34 ties south of Ashland on
creek. highway.
EXCHANGl Clear property located ... .... mniiniii ra
In Ashland, value 93500.00. Want F0B BALE ACT OMOBILE8 j
difCn'c.wm "SUme r Pay ca5b a k.Tsed"""cars
ALSO highly improved and fully K3- PRl?m .
stocked ranch, clear Want Med! ? Chev. Spt. Coupe $525.00 ,
ford or So. Calif. Also, will pay J"0 Chev. Spt. Rdstr 410.00
cash for home In Medford. .U ""coup.1" o oS
je bargain. Also, wanted $3000.00 i9 E SnrnTni Vok m
on income property in Medford. S&ttCC.0Upe 0 So 1
valued at 915O00.0O, will pay 8. Chev. Coach 310.00
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE o?Hk),.;.. oT.'n Strop
125 E. 6th St. Phone 1496 1937 Btudebaker Sedan 375.00 .
,Z WZ t.,- - - - t. -. -,. .," - .,. Best values on used cars 1
FOR EXCHANGE 320-acre ranch at Sold on new O. M. A. C. Finance Plan
Waterloo. Mont., clear, for R. River PIERCE-ALLEN Used Car Lot. .
valley property or acreage. Box ShBvrc, VeH
2272, Tribune. , Phone 150 and 941
- FOR SALE 1927 Star coach; 1925 .
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Durant sedan; 1928 Chevrolet pan-
. . -, - -, -, - n n -L el delivery; 1925 Ford coupe; 1924
FOR SALE OR LEASE Confection- Ford coupe. Rux. axle; 1924 Dodge
ery, lunch and pool room at Talent. coupe: 1925 Chev. touring: 1924
A. L. Rathburn or Inquire Phoenix Overland tour.: 1924 Chrysler spt.
confectionery. rdstr.: 1925 Ford ton trk.; and sev- :
- eral others: some of these cars have
MisrpiKvt-nna license; also have a '25 Dodge mo-
MlDlbLLANEOUS tor compiete; wm consider trades:
X rrr"r" ?. T"ST call at 1761 N. Riverside,, across from
LOU CENTRO, special spent, of Port- mainbaw Aut0 Camp.
land. Is in town assisting with the w-o,,,-L.-L,-L,-,l-L,-LI-, -,
office work and collections of the pqr SALE 3 model 1 Ford trucks;
Wakefield Insurance Agency. Jacic one with Rux tell axle and one wih
Wakefield has been 111. and unable gear 8hift and 14-ft. trailer. O. E-
to be In the office, since July 18th, Trlbett, Rogue River, Rt. 1.
and la now In hospital In Portland. .
We know that any new business, FI1IANCED CARS REPOSSESSED
or help ofany kind, given us by Sell for best cash offer,
his hundreds of friends and clients 1930 Ford Town Sedan,
will be fully appreciated by "Jack." 1929 Chevrolet Coach.
Signed) 1926 Reo Six 1-ton Truck; dual
L. R. CENTRO wheels, hardwood body.
CHARLES WAKEFIELD, EDW. H. PFLUG
GERTRUDE OREB. p. O. Box 423. Phone 1558.
MEDFORD CONVALESCENT HOS- $500 EQUITY In Marmon sedan to
pltal at 7 So. Chestnut cares for trade for light closed car. P. 0-'
Invalids, sick and old people. Phone Box 471.
1383 for consultation, prices, etc.
Room for more. USED CAR BARGAINS
EMPTY TRUCK, returning from Los 5925 Chev. Coachw$125
Angeles about the 28th of October.
wants load of any kind from there 1937 j-ontlao Coach - 196
or points en route. Hawley Trana-
5e5'-P-h-ne-1-4' 1935 111114 Toyrln8 145
LOCAL or long distance hauling. We 1025 Pord Co B0
guarantee to save you money. Haw-
S? m?ni. 619 N0 Rlver8lde 1931 Chev. Sport Sedan 735
Phone 1044-x.
FKNDERS enameled $8 to 12 m SCHERER MOTOR CO,
,"?-ea: 128-32 so. Riverside, Phon. 78.
FOR ESTIMATES on roofing with iiV i'h.n'" .
cedar shingle or . JohnsManvlllo TO",B,'f "anL?wl5'
asbestos or flexible shinies, call Pf- Bl8 P'"w Lumber Co.
cn BIO PINES LUMBER COMPANY. pob sale -Late mooel sport road-
e. - ''-... . t . t.,- ,ter; wlle "heels,, rumble seat;
EXTRA GOOD and cutting of alfalfs. Perfect shape; Just overhauled ano
Also around alfalfa. C. A. DeVoe lref Deal mth owner
n . . -L,Jlr- direct. Address Box P. G, M4I1
DRESSMArfWO, remndellng. coats e- ' bune.
lined. Prices reasonable. Mrs. ' "
Hooker, 208 Cottage. FOR SALE TRUCKS
FOR SALE rlOMEs SALE '27 Graham Bros. HJ-ton
L -, .L , truck In good condition. Earl Phll-
WHEN you think of real estate, think llD8' Jacksonville, 2 miles north of
of Brown & White. Rucn.
FOR SALE Modern new home -vlth FOR SALE FOULTRS
heating plant, basement, fireplace. . -. - .u . . - -L -, ., -, .-, ,L
lawn, bullt-lns: a buy. Your price POR SALE Black Minorca pullets,
and terms. 63B-X. 1015 W. 11th. Box 205, Talent.
FOR SALE Modern 5-room house. ' ' ' ' "
Bes. bargain In town. Located at F0R SALfc MISCELLANEOUS
22' s. Oakdale. Car at the houne -
. . FOR SALE Apples. Baldwin, Ben-
FOR SALE Or trade for truck, fur- nett Seedlings. Spltzenburg, New-
nlshed house and'lot. Phone 142. towns Prices from 25c to $1.00. C.
E. Smith, i mile west Central
FOR SALE Attractive homes. Phone Point. Tel. 36-XX-.
106. 30 N. Central. -
; in FOR SALE Black walnuts. 627 Put-
FOB SALE-REAL ESTATE lil:
- FOR SALE Dairy fertilizer for lawns
BROWN it WHITE offer a fine Cum- and gardens. Phone 403-R-l,
dlan farm fully equipped and -
stocked with puro bred cnttle FOR SALE Delicious apples 25e to
horses, sheep, etc., for a fine home $1.00 per box. Frlnk Orchard. Phone
in Rogue River Valley. evenings. 611-R-l.
Also
Fine little Truck & Poultry farm FOR SALE Seven-Column-Flexible
home near CorvalHs for 40 acres of Keyboard $176.00 Burroughs Aad-
good land here. Ing Machine. Also Rotcspeed Duplt-
Also eating Machine, Sacrifice prices.
Fine 20 acre fruit and nut farm Valley Fuel Co. Phone 76.
home near Tcmpleton, Calif., for
property here. POR SALE Very old dresser, hand-
Brown ic White, Realtors. some solid walnut, marble top, tall
. -. mirror. 618 So. Central.
FOR SALE or TRADE Equity In fine
home In Hot Springs Addition. TOR SALE Dill pickles 25c a gsllon:
Klamath Falls, txchange for Med- gallon $1. Bring containers. 208
ford property or acreage. Osa Clark St.
Johnson. R. 3, Bo, 129. Medford. SALAt "k Price almost" new
FOR SA-.E OR TRADE 40-acre heater with colls. Also wood heater,
northern Wisconsin Improved farm. Phone 1082-X.
Phone 790-L or write Box 37. Jack- ;,,','" hktthhvm h.n at Sinn-
lonvllle Star Route. Medford. ."SgiS T
IftaC ?n nn TOR 6ALE"l2 and Ye-mch "body "tH.
H loM " on ood road. drVi w ,n(, ,225 tler. partly
ucvoe. dry (19 and ,2. MCOnd growth,
SPLENDID alfalfa and potato land. "-'"" : 18-lnch, $2 per
near R. R. and .Ughway. as low as tier. Phone a4-X.
"BMorTrnZ.0' ChP TOR" 8ALE-2 used National" "cash
water. Box J304. Tribune. registers. Real bargain. Jennings
Loan Office, 6 So. Front.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK . -
. FOR SALE First, second and third
FOR SALE Team, wagon, harness. cutting alfalfa. Geo. P. Wright,
two bottom plow, 11-Inch plow. Central Point. Tel. 119. Call even
Ford Power Motor mounted. E. B. lngs.
Lucas, Beagle. " i-i. w. . - -
FOR SALE 7-tube baby grand Phllco
FOR SALE OR TRADE Otod orchard radio very cheap. Used very little
team, weight around 1400; consider Call 894-M.
light car. What have you? Also --,
plump seed wheat at $1.45 per FOR SALE Only one roll top desk
hundred. Vilas Ranch. Phone left. Who wants It for $12. Call
301-R-l. at MaU Tribune office.
Mile-a-Minute Marty
-i'm some i We been W1W s
DRIVER. A"wwiuurni. rui fc, HONTHW .
. . WITHOUT ANY ASfiv V
y-- engine in it? TUJv X
Lir ij rn v
C. E. GATES AUTO COMPANY
SPECIALS THIS WEEK .
1930 ford Sport Roadster
1930 Essex 2-door Sedan
1931 Ford 2-door Sedan
U
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
araior, saddles, cools and other
articles. Must sell. 405 Earhart.
all makes, $5 up; terms If desired.
All makes rented and repalreo.
White Sewing Machine Co, 24
North dartlett. 'tl
OR SALE Used doors and windows,
all sizes, cheap: new Montag gas
range. $20; $400 Butterklst popcorn
machine for $125; and many other
bargains. Berrydale 2nd Hand 8tore.
1603 No. Riverside.
left, lc lb. at F. S. Carpenter ranch.
Jacksonville highway.
Spltzenberg apples at Ala Vista
Packing House, South Fir.
pies; combination face and full. J.
R. Bowen. Rogue River. Oregon.
saddle. M. J. Norrls. 14-F-5.
'OR SALE Choice Darwin tulip
bulbs: reasonable. H. C. Glascock,
264 Beatty.
Dalton Bros., Phone 623-R-l.
BALE J alfalfa hay highest quality
KOf-ue River co. rnone iaoo.
FUEL OIL will be delivered to you
promptly. Phone 833. P. E. SAM
SON COMPANY.
POR SALE New made-up apple
boxes. Rogue River Co., Tel laeo
POR SALE Rabbit hutches and used
lumber. Call 630 Haven.
POR SALE Benneti seedling apples.
W. J. Oebhard, Central Point,
ml. north Bear Creek bridge.
POR SALE At a Uirgaln, 3 discarded
cut cabinets, excellent lor filing
purposes. Call at Mall Tribune.
30-LB. fruit and vegetable lugs, 76c
doz., &o for 9'i.ir of as.oo per luu
629 Besale.
POR SALE I vers and Pond piano In
good condition. Address P. O. Box
1095.
INSPECTED Maaston strawberry
plants. Leo Young. Stewart Ave
POR SALE Apples, different varieties
J. N. Nary. Tel. 132-L. H. 3, BOX 99
POR SALE Pine Winter Banana cull
apples. Sgoble and Day.
FOR SALE Old pulverizted barnyard
fertilizer. Limited supply, call
258-W.
ROYAL UTAH coal, $13 per ton; Na
tional Utah coal Slo per ton. Med
Fuel Co.. Tel. 631.
FOR SAI-E Complete trap drum out
fit with cases (Ludwlg Rlalto) $75
1121 W. 10th.
POR SALE Tent 8x12, brown,
319 Haven.
POR SALE Heavy, well-built work-
. bench, 3x10 ft; 12 spacious draw
ers. A bargain if taken at once
Call at the Mall Tribune office.
fOR SALE Three oiacer claims on
Bush creek and Thousand Doiltu
Gulch Also now combination pumi.
and equipment for tluiclng, Harry
Cannon, Nash H itel.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstracts
JACKSON CO.
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of Title and
Title Insurance. The
only complete Title
System In Jackson
County.
MURRAY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts
of Title. Title Insurance. Rooms 3
and 6, No. 32 North Central Ave.,
upstairs.
Accountants
WILSON AUDITING COMPANY Tax
and Corporation Counselors. Audi
tors and Accountants. E. M. WUhod.
O. P. A. Liberty Bldg. Phone 167 -U.
Coats Itcllned
COATS re lined and remodeled at the
Fashion Shop, 424 Medford Bldg.
Telephone 1181,
Chiropractic Physician
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiropractic
Nerve Specialist. Office hours B to
12, 2 to 5. 203-204 Liberty Bldg.
Office Phone 680; Res. Phone 731-H.
Expert Window Cleaner
LET GEORGE DO IT Tel 1172.
House cleaning, Floor waxing, Ori
ental rug cleaning, specialty.
MEDFORD PLATE GLASS CO. Auto
glass while you wait. Glass for all
purposes. Phone 448 88tf
Job Printing
MAIL TRIBUNE JOB DEPARTMENT
Pest equipped plant in southern
Oregon: printing of all kinds; book
binding; loose leaf ledgers; and
blanks, billing systems, duplicating
cash sales slips and everything In
tne printing line. 28-30 N. Orape
Phone 75.
. By C.
H IS THAT SC-LET NE TE'Lu YOO, MR.
1 ARTY- I JUST TOOK tfYCAft DOYVrJ
UC.UAI CO
AUTO CO.
SERVICE OEPTrAND
VERY OWN LIPS
TOLD ME- MY ENGINE y
I . A lislilA
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Financial
WE LEND MONEY to worthy people
to pay their honest debts. Paclllo
Coast Credit Association. 421 Med
ford Bldg., Medford, Ore.
Money to Loan
Long Time
Real Estate
Mortgage Loans
Phone
Commercial Finance Corp.
Medford, Oregun
WE LOAN MONEY on furniture and
late model autos. Three per cent
per month on unpaid balance. No
others charges. Come In and get
the cash today. See W. E, Thomas.
'2'23 W. 6th St.
Painting and Paperhanglng
M. A. BLISS & COMPANY Painting,
paperhanglng and Interior finish
ing. 303 Crater Lake Ave, Phone
1604. 41
Piano Dealers
SEE the Baldwin line of. Pianos at the
Electrlo Wiring CoH 222 W. Main
St., or call Mrs. H. O. Purucker,
Tel. 1442.
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON HA IGHT Teacher of
piano. Classical and popular muato
courses. Haight Muslo Studio. 818
Liberty Bldg. Tel 72.
MRS. E. H. BINNS. TEACHER OF
Piano. Rtudtc 323 King St. Special
attention given to Beginners. Tel.
653-R.
Radio Service
EXPERT radio repairing on all makes
of sets. Ben L. Hltzler, Phone 437-L.
Roofing
STANDARD ROOFINO CO. Builders
of water-tight roofs. Estimates and
Inspection without charge. 10th and
Fir St. Tel 1077,
Storage
WAREHOUSING storage Distribu
tion. Medford warehouse, 816 South
Front St. Phone 316,
' Sand and Gravel
O. A. HARTLEY Sand and Gravel
plant. Clean washed sand ami
gravel crushed gravel, all sizes.
pnone plant 1203, or oiiice 127.
Transfer
DAVIS TRANSFER St STORAGE. -Service
guaranteed. 20 8. Grape St,
Phone 644, or residence 1060.
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 1016 No. Central. Phoae 315.
Prices right. Service guaranteed.
REINKINQ TRUCK1NO SERVICE
Transfer and hauling of all kinds.
Office 809 South Front St., Phone
332.
Typewriter Repairing
ALL MAKES typewriters overhauled
and repaired. Free estimates given.
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School Notes'
JACKSON SCHOOL
Health Inspection
The school average la 09.04 percent.
The room averages are as follows:
IB, 08.4 percent; 1A-2B, 98.9; 2A,
09.9; 3Q-3A, 90.5; 4B, 08.7; 4A-5A,
98.1; CD, 98.1; 6B, 90.7; 6A, 99.4 per
cent.
On a Trip
We are very sorry that Ruth May
Banks had to go away. She wrote a
letter to Mrs. Rcld saying that she
was vory .homesick. She and her fam
ily are going to visit Niagara Falls.
She wanted the sixth grade to write
to her. We all wrote her a note,
Mrs. Reld la going to send them as
soon as she gets their accurate ad
dress.
Fun for Group Three
The boys and girls In group three
of the 6A class are studying the
"Cave Twins," which la a very good
book to read. The boys are making
weapons like the cave people used at
that time. One girl. Pearl Jones,
dressed a doll like "Firefly," which la
one of the twins. She Is dressed In
skins. Pearl even made ncr hair red,
just like Firefly's.
An Accident
Thomas Johnson was playing foot
ball last Tuesday, 14, when Bobble
James tackled him. He fell and
sprained his knee. After the bell
rang he went up In his room but he
couldn t work. Mr. Oustln took him
home. The doctor put bis knee In a
cast. Thomas will not be In school
for some time. We miss him, espe
cially In our games.
Our H peed bull Team
Last Saturday, a week ago, Jack
son's speed ball team played Lincoln.
They played an open game and no
one was hurt. The score was 6 to 3
In favor of Jackson. Jackson Is
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proud to have won her first game
this year, and Saturday after next
they will play Washington.
Banking
The average for this week's bank
ing is 80 percent. We are slowly
climbing upward with our average.
The rooms banking over ninety per
cent were Mica Stewarts room and
Miss Brlggs' room. Mrs, Laldley's
room had 100 percent, as usual.
Daddy's Night
Daddy's Night will be held at Jack
son school, Friday, October 30. The
P. T. A. will be the hostesses. We
hope to have a great many daddies
here.
Speed ball
The speedball season will end at
the next games the 34th, If Jackson
doesn't tie with Washington. Mr.
Henderson has already picked out a
first and second string for football
practice. We all hope that the foot
ball season will be a very successful
one.
BcAj Dynan, 6A,
ftwat Bnll
In the sixth grade, Miss Smith
had us choose sides. The captains
were Llla Layaud Jean Culy, The
soorekeepera were Doris Seely and
Rae Sparks. The aide that wins will
be treated by the other -side. The
final decision will be given next Fri
day.
The score so far la Ltla's team 20,
and Jean's team, 6.
Jean's team will have to get busy
to bo able to win. But who knows
what Jean and her team are thinking
about?
Ruth Hedges, 6A.
Interesting Rending Material
Last week Doris Seelcy brought
some very Interesting papers. These
three papers were very old. The pa
pers told r.bout the sad death of
Oeneral George Washington and also
of the death of Abraham Lincoln,
The advertisements were very amus
lng.
Norman Oliver brought some very
Interesting Scottish papers to school,
They gave some very Interesting art
icles and advertisements.
His father gets the paper from
Jedborough, Scotland, every month
A very old dictionary was brought
to school by Mary Louise Mann. It
was a French dictionary dated 1827,
We couldn't, read the book, although
It was very Interesting,
Barbara Ann Lemmon, 6A,
Spelling .
Jackson's spelling average for this
week Is 07.03 per cent. The 4A'a lead
with the highest average of 08.0 per
cent, The 4B's were very close with
08.1 per cent. The fifth and sixth
grades were shamefully beaten by the
little fourth graders.
An Apology
We are very sorry that last week'a
news was not published In the pa
per. The news Items were written
and sent In but were not published.
Some of last week's Items will be
printed In this week'a paper. We are
very sorry that this had to happen.
Wilms Grave, 6A.
Art
The 6A's are making posters to
advertise different things for which
Medford is noted. It is great fun
and very interesting.
Jean Ouly, 6A.
Institute
Monday we do not have to go to
sohool as there will be a teacher
Institute In Medford.
The pupils are very glad to have
a holiday but we know we will be
a day behind In our studies. The
teachers of the county will meet In
the new high school.
Virginia Rlans, OA,
Book Covert
The fourth, fifth and sixth grades
made book covers for their arith
metic, hygiene and geography books.
We put our monograms on each
cover. They all look very attractive
and will keep our books muoh clean
er, we hope.
Irene Maguln, 6A.
H mil th Pouters
The 6D's made some health pos
ters. . They represent correct pos
ture at all times. I am sure they
will be a success. We hope our pos
ture will be as good as the posters.
Olive Eraklne, 6 A.
"Our Visitor
Thursday afternoon Mr, Hcdrlck
came to visit our school.
It seemed as If he took muoh
interest In the children and their
work. We are always glad to have
Mr. Hedrlck come and see us.
Frances Lewis, 6A.
The following items were written
by the 9A class In Mrs. Murray's
room. They used their language per
iod for this una what fun they had
today. We hope they will have some
thing for the paper each week.
Our Poster
We have made a group poster of
th Brownie of Bled nock. I have
made the brownie cutting hay at
night
Bennie Longwlll, 9A
Games
We are playing boundary ball. The
girls and boys like It very much.
Harold Brown, 3A.
The Elephant's Child
We learned an elephant story.
There was an elephant child who
got spanked very much by his aunts
and uncles and cousins.
Weston Word en, 3A
Arithmetic
Last week we learned our fives In
the 3A. We didn't all get them but
we hope to by Monday.
Ned Lyman, 3A,
LINCOLN SCHOOL
Reporter: Howard White, 6A,
Banking.
The average for the week was 90.4
per cent. Miss Abbott's, Miss Schnel
der's and Miss O ray's rooms banked
100 per cent or more.
1A News.
Our room has many Interesting
things In it. A butterfly hatched
out last night and has been busy
drying and exercising its wings to
day. Soon we shall have another
one. The bulb we planted and aet
In the dark baa begun growing
roots.
Miss Bond said she would have A
surprise for us Friday. Ouess what
It wast Two little goldfish I We
are going to care for them Just as
Jack and his friends In the story
cared for thelrb.
Beatrice. Jean, Leonard, Chester
and Hershel have been absent this
week on account of colds,
Cleography.
The 4Bs are visiting our Congo
friend, Bom bo, in his native Tillage
We are enjoying our Imaginary Tlalt
very much. We do not think, be i
queer because we would live the
same way If we made our home la
his country.
The 4A's are In the land of hya
clnths and tulips. Dirk, our Dutch
friend. Is taking us on a tour of his
interesting country.
Art.
The 6A'a are beginning civic post
era advertising the advantages of
living In Medford.
The 6B's are finishing their mono
grams.
The fifth graders are completing
all-over designs made with an Initial
letter.
The fourth graders are still lntet
ested In cutting letters.
Writing.
Every one Is working hard to earq
proficiency certificate.
IB News.
We have been enjoying our rieir
"Peggy and Peter" workbooks very
much and find that we can really
reaa now. We are keeping each
page at home, so we'll have a book
when we are through.
Two butterflies have hatched this
year. We all watched when they
changed from caterpillars to cocoons
and from cocoons to butterflies.
New Pupils
Virgil Markham. 1A. Clifford Mark-
ham, 3A, and Ervin Markham, 4B,
have entered Lincoln from the For
est Creek school. Martha Waer en
tered the 3B from Phoenix, Ore.
Pupils Who Have Left
Jeanne Sutton, 2B. went to Exeter.
Calif. Robert Moss. 6B. went to
Portersvllle, Calif. LeRoy Holcomb,
68, went to Lindsay, Calif. Helea
Brown, ob, went to California.
Champions
Lorraine Peck. Nola Harwood. and
Henry Brotherton won In the B
Arithmetic contest last week. We're
looking for new winners this time.
Health Inspection
The average for the building was
08.4 per cent. A check-up shows
that there are 67 colds In the build
lng.
Speedball
The Lincoln boys bad a speedball
game last Saturday with the Jack
son boys. They beat us. The score)
was 6 to 3 in their favor. We hops
that we can beat them next time.
We have another game yet with
Roosevelt. We hope we eaa beat
them, too.
Spelling
Those receiving A's in the SB th!
week are George Hall, Pauline John
son, and Donald Laurence.
Miss Tucker reports that the per
fect spoilers for the week from her
room were Marie Palmer, Dorothy
Dloklnson, "Phyllis Speaker, Bobby
Hamilton, Frank Bilva, Margaret
Merrlman, Austin Murry, Lois Smith)
and Jack Watson.
The department averaged 88.0 pel
cent. , . .
New Ball and Bat
The boys and girls In the 2B roont
are enjoying a new ball and bat. .
Almost everyone Is learning to bat
and catoh the ball.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
Banking
The banking percent, are ImproT
lng every week. This week the per.
centages were: IB. 78.8 percent: IB.
1A, 00.8: 3B, 105.1;, 3A-SB, 80; 3B-3A,
02.3; 4B, 112.3; 4A-8A, 83.3; SB, 78.T;
SA, 70.4; 8B, 83, end special room 100
percent. The average lor the building
was 87.8 percent.
Leaving
Arthur Rulsey, IB pupil, moved to
the Applegate dlstrlot. W. sr. sorry
to have him go.
Parent Teachers
Last Thursday the students of all
grades wrote Invitations to their par
ents to come to the Parent Teacher,
meeting which was held Friday after
noon. Original stories and poem
were written by the sixth grade and
read as a part of the program.
Projects
All of the primary rooms sr. deco
rated for Hallowe'en. They look very
artistic.
Miss Cromar'i sixth grade art du-
plls ars making monograms for therf
portfolios.
Mrs. Wlllets and Mrs. Bolton
tended an Invitation to th. sixth
grade pupils to go star gazing last
Ptiday night. This proved very In
teresting. Athletics
The Washington school Is lust
starting In football. Mr. Henderson
picked the first and second tsam.
last Wednesday. Th. boys of th.
fifth and sixth grades dug a sawdust
pit to practice In.
Last Saturday, Ootober 10. th.
Washington school boys beat Roose
velt In a game of speedball, Th.
score was 8-0.
Spelling
Th. spelling averages an getting
higher every week. We all hope to
have 100 percent next week. Th.
averages for each room are: 4B, Sfl
percent: 8B, 98.8; 8A, 07J; 4A, 81.0j
IB, asj; 8A. 08 8 percent.
Buys and Trades
180 acres 30 wheat land, S sera,
clove, with free water, balance tim
ber id pasture, outrange, good lm
provemente, on main graveled road.
miles out: bus and rural route. Prloa
1250; 3o down; balance easy.
Would trade.
2 acres near Medford; good Int.
provemente, to trade as down pay
ment on larger tract. Price 82600.
182 Acres, 8 miles out on graveled
road. 4 mile to school, 68 acres cul
tivated, sub-lrrlgatlon, good Improve
ments, land level, 4 bows, bull. 28
hogs, 178 chickens, team of horse,
and crop for 81300 my equity; mort
gage 83400 on easy terms. Would
trade.
100-Acr. stock or chicken ranch)
38 acres cultivated, 18 acres of bottom
land with good spring water running
through It, partly aeeded to alfalfa!
fair house, good large barn: good tim
ber and free outrange. Quick sal.
81800; part trade with good terms.
SHELEY
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