BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFOKD, OREGON. TUESDAY, JUNE 21. 1938.
PAGE SEVEN
LOCAL and
rrom Chicago A. T. AtwlU of Chi
cago, president of the Quaker com
pany, transacted business here today.
rrom Ashland William Brlggs.
Aantand attorney, transacted bualnan
hare today.
Medford Caller Jerome Fitzgerald
of Sama Valley called In this city
yesterday.
On Business Mrs. Phillips Strahan,
of Dal Rio orchard near Gold Hill,
transacted business In Medford Mon
day. From Butte rails Mrs. A. W. Al
berta and children. Bob and Bar
bara, of Butte Fall called In Med
ford today.
Visiting Here Mrs. Walter Ran
dolph of Red Bluff. Cal., Is spending
a two weeks' visit here with her
parent Mr. and Mrs. Vanoe Wolga
mott of 825 North Riverside avenue
Confined To Home Lucille Seller
of 35 North Central avenue Is con
fined to her home because of Illness.
She has been 111 for the past ten dsys
but Is recovering slowly.
From Sardine Creek Mrs. John
Lltster of Sardine creek visited friends
and transacted business here yester
day. Mr. and Mrs. Lltster are owners
of the House of Mystery.
" Out On Ball Hans Larson, 49, ol
Medford. was released from city Jail
yesterday on payment of $10 ball fol
lowing bis arrest by city police on a
charge of drunkenness.
Tests Set Tests for conditioned
eighth grade pupils will be given In
the Jackson county courthouse audi
torium at 9 a. m., June 27 and 28,
It was announced today.
m.llrilni- larmlt J. E. Bromlle of
1031 Narregan street, applied at the
city building Inspector's office yester
day for a permit to construct a tool
shed at a stated cost of $50.
To Conduct Meeting The ritualis
tic team will conduct the regular
meeting of the Eagles lodge In the
Medford armory at 8 p. m. Thursday.
After the meeting a public dance
will be held In Dreamland.
In New Home Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Alden Robertson of Hollywood. Cal..
are now occupying their new home.
"Rogue's Ranch," their recently
acquired property on the Rogue river
near Eagle Point. ,
. .
Building Sidewalk A Medford
school district crew under the direc
tion of Guy Davis, school district
foreman, is laying a 240-foot con
crete sidewalk at Roosevelt grade
school on Queen Anne avenue. The
walk Is five feet wide.
Returns Home Miss Lela Hender
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Henderson of 747 West Jackson street,
returned to Medford on this morn
ing's train from Portland where ahe
had: visited relatives for the pas'
week. 8he also visited In Newport.
...
To Wstsonvllle Mrs. J. E. Hanller
and son Patrick of Watsonvllle, Cal.
left Sunday for their home after hav
ing spent a week here visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Mack Llllard at 1619 East
Main street. Mrs. Hanlfer Is Mr. Lll
lard's sister.
...
Beauticians Picnic Beauticians of
southern Oregon will hold a picnic
tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock at
Jackson Hot Springs. Members and
their escorts are Invited. For trans
portation arrangements, members are
to phone 1478.
Guests For Day Mr. an.d Mrs. Wil
bur R. Chlldreth and daughter were
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Dillingham of Grants Pass. Mrs.
Dillingham, the former Doris Gass of
Medford. Is a frequent visitor here
and is a prominent member of the
younger set.
...
Visits Here Billy Vawter of Bur
llngame, Cal., recently arrived In
Medford and Is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Henderson, 747 West Jackson
street. BUly la the son of Mr. and
Mrs. W I. Vswter. formerly of Med
ford. The Vawtera now reside In Bur
llngame. t
Lake Pictured Southern Oregon
and other parts of the state are pub
llclzed In a new 48-page pictorial
booklet issued by the Union Pacific
railroad for national distribution.
Large pictures of Crater lake, Bonne
ville dam. Mt. Ranler and Mt. Hood
are among the 38 Illustrations in
cluded in the tourist folder.
Returns From Tour D w 1 g h t
Albright, known as the "Arkansas
Kid," has returned from a tour to
Hawaii, through the Panama Canal
and across the states, and announces
that he will resume teaching the gui
tar to those who like the songs of
the south and the range.
To Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. John
Perl left Medford Sunday morning by
automobile for Los Angeles where
they will attend commencement exer
cises at the high school from which
their grandson. Jackie Sl. will b
graduated June 33. Mr. and Mrs. Perl
expect to return the latter part of
this week, bringing Jackie back with
them. He will spend his summer va
cation here at the Perl home.
Chan & Chan
Chinese Medicine Co
lie relieved at one bj
our herbal remedy. 0
ton hT: Asthma.
Jf j, Hay Ferer, Stomach
J f rouble. Constipation
Chronic Cough. Rheomstlim, St
nui Trouble, PI let, Arthritis, Co
litis. Eczema. Appendicitis, High
Blood Pressure, Pro (ate. Heart,
Liter, Bladder. Kidney. Lung
Blood, Crlnart troubles. Herb
Kill fire you relief. 10 I. m. to
p. m.; Tueday-Thurday 10-12 a
m. Cloved Sunday. 235 E- Main
PERSONAL
Helps Pastor The Rev. John W.
Hoyt assisted the Rev. Samuel C. Oilman,-
pastor, In the 60th anniversary
service at the Blue Lake Presbyter
Ian church last Sunday night. Others
participating included the Rev. Irvtn
Asklne and the Rev. Charles P. Hessel.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt spent the day at
Areata. 1
Agatn.it Sunday Opening Every
man's Bible class of the First Christ
ian church was today on record aa
opposed to Sunday opening of food
stores In Medford. A resolution adopt
ed unanimously at Its regular meeting
Sunday pledged support to the mer
chants who observe the Sabbath by
closing their stores for the day.
K! wan is Speaker Principal speaker
at tomorrow's weekly Kl wants club
luncheon will be Mrs. R. M. Evans
of Washington. D. C, who Is here
for a visit. Mrs. Evans will give a
talk on events and personages in the
national capital. The luncheon will
be held as usual at 12:15 In the
Hotel Medford.
At Wrestling Matches Among Ash
land residents attending the wrest
ling matches In the Medford armory
last night were Cliff Bromley. Henry
Enders and his son Jack. Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Brower. Mr. and Mrs. Art
Cooper, Dr. R. E. Walker, Allen Autry,
Prank Thompson .and P. D. Mc
Dougall. Livestock
Portland.
PORTLAND, Ore., June 31. (AP
USDA) Hogs 350; market active;
strong to 15c higher; good-choice,
165-315 lb. drlvelns, $9.10-25; car
load lots, $0.36 and above; few 325
60 lb. butchers, S8.60-75; light lights,
$8.75; few 155-60 lb. $9.00; packing
sows. $6.25-75; choice light feeder
pigs quotable $9.25.
CATTLE 650. Including 275 direct;
calves, 25: market steady on steers
and heifers; cows slow; steady to
weak; 838 lb. California grass steers,
$8.10; three loads 909-1046 lb., $8;
scattered common-medium trucked
In $6.0087.50: cutters steers, $4.25;
common-medium heifers. $5.507;
low cutter and cutter cows. $3.25-75:
common-medium. $4.00-75; few good
beef cows, $5.00-50; bulls, $5.00-65:
cutters, $4.50; vealers, good-choice,
$7(8.
SHEEP 700; market active, strong
to steady; good 70-90 lb. spring
Iambs, $7.00; few choice 82 and 83
lb lots $9.25; common-medium, $6.50
36.50; few old crop lambs, $4.00-50:
medium good ewes. $2.00-60: com
mon. $1.00.
South San Francisco.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. June 21
(API Hoks 1000. Including B22
direct. Top 15c lower, or about steady
wiwi yesteraays packer market on
300 head. 185-325 lb. Californlas at
$9.85-90, with sorted lights at $9.40;
packing sows 15c higher, mostly
$7.90.
CATTLE 125, including 38 direct.
Steers steady: package 1005 lb.
Californlas. $7.35; load light Mexi
cans, $7.76: odd good heifers, $6.00;
few good 1300 lb. cows. $5.00: load
lowest cutters. $2.50(93.00; bulls,
$4.60(5 5.75'. Calves 25. Including 20
direct. Nominal: odd head choice
120 lb. vealers. $8.75; slaughter calves
$8.00 down.
SHEEP 300; holdovers 450. Lambs
steady: two docks good 71-81 lb.
woolcd lambs, $6.26. sorted 25 per
cent at $5.00; deck plain 72-lb.
lambs, $5.00; ewes largely $2.00-50.
Late yesterday choice 77-lb. Oregons,
$6.75, top: around 24 head, $6.25
50: closed 25c lower.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. June 21. (AP-USDA)
Hogs 18.000. Including 3500 direct;
10-25c lower: top. $9.05: good and
choice. 170-230 lbs.. 8.90T05; good
350-450 lb. packing sows. $7.50-90.
CATTLE 6000: calves 2000; steers
steady to weak: heifers steady; cows
steady; bulls 10 15c lower; vealers
steady to weak; good killers going
slow at $8.50 down: up to $n.lo
bid on prime weighty steers: heifers
$9.65; practical top on weighty aau
sage bulls. $6.65.
SHEEP 3000. Including 1600 di
rect; both old crop clipped lambs
snd springers around steady: under
tone steady to weak on sheep; good
to choice native spring Iambs. $9.25-
NEW MIRRORS
CIRCLES OCTAGONS OBLONGS
PLAIN OR DECORATED
18-inch to 22-inch
$1.40 to $2.40
HUBBARD BROS. INC.
ORDER YOUR GREEN
LAH WOOED
Now when delivery ia assured
$4J75
12 and 16 inch
Prompt Delivery Can Now Be Made on
FACTORY BLOCKS
Timber Pro
Phone
65: best held above $9.75: good dip
ped lambs, $7.35: packers talking
downward from $3.60 on most native
slaughter ewea; best held around
$3.75.
Portland Produce
Produce.
PORTLAND, June 31. (AP) But
ter Prints: A grade. 27V4o lb. In
parchment wrappers: 28c In cartons;
B grade, 26 '-,0 lb. In parchment
wrappers; 27 lb. In cartons.
BUTTERPAT Portland delivery,
buying price u A grade, 25$35Me lb.
In country stations: A grade, 33Ho
lb.; B grade lV4c less; C grade, 6c
lb. less.
EGGS Buying prices by whole
salers: Specials, 33V4e; extras. 20c:
standards. 18c; special medium. 18c;
extra mediums, 17c: undergrade,, 16c
dozen.
. Cheese, country meats, live poul
try and turkeys unchanged.
CANTALOUPES Standards. 46s,
$2.25(3 3.65; Jumbo, 45s, $3.80 e 3; do
36a, $3.70$3.85 orate.
Potatoea, onions, wool. "hay. un
changed. Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., June 31
Grain:
-(AP)
Wheat: Open
July .73 Vt
Sept. 73
Dec ,72ft
High Low Close
.7314 .73 .73 14
.72 V4 .72 .73
.73 .72 .73
Cash grain:
Oats No. 3, 38-lb. white,
No. 3, 38-lb. gray, 35.00.
35.00;
Barley No. 3. 45-lb. BK. 35.00.
Corn No. 3 eastern yellow, ship
ment, 38.75.
Cash wheat (Bid):
Soft white. 74Vic; western white,
74c; western red, 72c.
Hard red winter ordinary, 73c; 11
per cent, 73c; 13 per cent. 77c; 13
per cent. 82c; 14 per cent, 87c.
Hard red spring ordinary, 73c; 11
per cent, 73c; 13 per cent, 77c; 13
per cent, 83c; 14 per cent, 87c,
Hard white, Baart ordinary, 75c:
11 per cent, 75c; 12 per cent, 77c; 13
per cent, 79c; 14 per cent, 810.
Today's car receipts: Wheat, 35:
flour, 10; com, 8; oats, 1; mlllfeed. 2.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, June 31 (AP) Wheat:
Open High Low Close
July 78 .79 .77 .77 V,
Sept .79V4 -79 .7754 -78V4
Dec. .80 .80 .79 .79
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK, June 31. (AP)
Stocks hit the rallying road at a
fast pace today, with leading Indus
trials climbing one to three points
generally and a few Isolated Issues
up as much as 10 at the beat.
The list encountered frequent profit-taking
handicaps, In tha wake of
Monday's surprlstugly sharp run-up,
and there was an easing off from top
levels In the final hour, but most
favorites closed well In front.
The apparent break In the long
market drought was attributed to an
assortment of modertely optimistic
factors, the principal one being a
switch in speculative psychology from
the depths of gloom to .hopefulness
that a change for the better Is on
the way for business and Industry.
Short covering by nervous traders
who found stocka hard to buy in the
preceding session helped bolster the
list. Large .purchasing orders from
abroad these having been scarce In
the past several weeks were in evi
dence, and there were signs of In
vestment nibbling from different
sources.
The transfers approximated 1,400.
000 shares, the best turnover since
March.
Today'a closing prices for 33 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye l&l
Am. Csn 801,4
Am. & Pgn. Power 3
A. T. s T 138
Anaconda 7. .
Atch. T. fc s. P.
Bendlx Aviation ........
Beth. Steel
37 V,
38
H?4
49
46
46
8
4
103
36
80
Caterpillar Tractor
Chrysler
Coml. Solv.
Curtlss-Wrlght
DuPont ..
Gen. Electric
Gen. Foods
BIG LOAD
Delivered In City
Company
OlltOH
End of North Central
Ginger Rogers Coming in Comedy
Win -:
Th beginning of beautiful
friendship I Two girls In love with the
tame man two men In love with the
same girl; net result a rousing, good
hair-pulling, shln-kicklng, scratching
match that sees Dinger Rogers and
Prances Mercer going at It hot and
heavy over who shall have the affec
tions of James Stewart, In the de
lightful romantic comedy, "Vivacious
Lady," opening a four day run to
morrow at tha Craterlan theatre.
Gen. Motors ................ 52
Int. Harvest 554
I. T. fc T . 84
Johns-Man. ........... 78
Mont. Ward 35
North Amer 904
Penney (J. C.) .. 884
Phillips Pet 354
Radio ... 6
Sou. Pao. . ia
Std. Brands .... 7H
Std. Oil Cal. 274
Std. Oil N. J. .... 494
Trans. Amer 94
Union Carb 69
United Aircraft 364
U. 8. Bteel 464
San Francisco Butter.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 30. (AP
USDA) Butter, score, 92-264; 91
25. SACRAMENTO. June 91. (AP)
Butterfat first grade 284c; second
grade. 26c.
Phoenix
PHOENIX, June 31. (8pl) Dr.
and Mrs. Laurence Fisher and son of
South Bend, Ind.. visited Monday
with Mrs. J. O. Coffin and Mrs. B.
J. White of Houston Road. Dr. Fisher,
a graduate of North Dakota univer
sity, la an X-ray specialist and the
old friends met for the first time In
30 years. Mrs. Fisher .the former Irma
Mai lory of Grand Forks, N. D was
a playmate of Mrs. White's when they
lived In North Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Parker enter
tained at dinner at their home on
Pacific highway Bunday honoring the
24th wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Klrkpatrlck of Jacksonville
highway. Other guests Included Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Pickering of Med
ford. Mr. and Mrs. Pickering and Dee
Parker left Monday for Slltcooa lake
where they will spend a week fishing
and boating.
Mrs. G. W. SlUlman of Seattle ar
rived Sunday evening for a visit with
her son. E. C. Si 111 man and family.
Girl Scouts Mary Jean Barnes. Bar
bara Garrison. Jean Hayse, Evelyn
Waterman, of troop 8 of Phoenix, ac
companied by Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Mary
Loucks and Mrs. W. D. Barnes, hiked
up Coleman creek Monday. The day
was spent passing pioneer, cooking,
and pathfinder tests.
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Urtdell and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pierce of Clear
water. Neb., are visiting their son
and brother, Arch Urldell, and Mrs.
Urtdell.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Plckel of Sus
anvllle, Cal., were recent guests of
Mr. Plckel 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
A. Plckel.
Mr. and Mrs. August Volm and son
of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pap
worth and Mrs. E. Borg of San Fran
cisco, Cel., are guests of Mr and Mrs.
W.-E. Germer, and Mrs. M. Germer.
TOMORROW ONLY!
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ENDS IOMOall
SKiRLirTitine
y4'V if 1
James Ellison la the other man In the
foursome.
- It's the story of a young college
professor who marries a ntght club
entertainer after a whirlwind court
ship, and then is afraid to tell his
father the dean of the college
knowing his dislike for anything per
taining to "those actresses." The
many hilarious sequences that follow
aa the lovebirds try to get together
on the sly makes "Vivacious Lady"
hlghly-splced laugh entertainment.
On Rialto Bill
Gall Patrick has the feminine lead
opposite Warren William In -"Wives
Under Suspicion," which heads the
double bill playing today and tomor
row only at the Rialto theatre.
"My Old Kentucky Home," a ro
mantic drama of the South featuring
Evelyn Venable and Grant Richards,
plays as the companion feature. The
Immortal negro songs of Stephen Fos
ter sung by the famous Hall John
son choir are the highlights of the
added hit.
Miss Lottie. Watklns. Dr. Suslo
Standard, and Mrs. Lydta Vincent of
Medford called on friends here Fri
day. Miss Jeanette McAbee of Oakland,
Ore., was a guest of Miss Frances
Glover over the week-end.
Phoenix Garden club met at the
home of Mrs. D. E. Walker June 10
with Mrs. Whle as assistant hostess.
Fourteen members were present and
two new members were accepted, Mrs.
C. J. HUnter and Mrs. Guy Coble! gh.
During the business meeting, mem
bers who attended the Medford Gar
den club tour gave very interesting
reports of the tour and descriptions
of the many beautiful gardens vis
ited. A program committee was ap
pointed for the ensuing year. Mrs.
R. W. Frame, Mrs. B. B. Kettle well,
MURDER? THRU JEALOUSLY!
mMsiX ' nd iu mp
f7 V If'
Lir
1 1 M riML-iiiriJ'riilj
Roxy Comedy
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4 V , v
Sally Ellers and Nell Hamilton have
eo-3 tarring roles In the hilarious com
edy, 'Lady Behave," coming to the
Roxy theatre for tomorrow only. Jos
eph Schlldkraut has the leading sup
porting role.
and Mrs. J, A. Wilson. On July 6, an
out-door meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. R. W. Frame at 10 a. m
Mrs. V. R. Hallcraft and son Wilbur
left last Thursday for Vlaalla and
Oro Grande. Cal. Robert Hallcraft Is
spending his vacation at Klamath
Falls.
Phoenix delegates to tha 4-H sum
mer session at Corvallls returned Fri
day evening. They were the Misses
Marita Furry. Marian White, Elsal
Beck, and Alden Wright.
Chas. Soper returned Saturday from
Granite, Ore.
Douglas Frame of Sacramento, Cal ,
is a guest of his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Frame, at Hlghcroft
orchards.
Mrs. R. A. Reedy left Monday for
a six weeks stay In Portland where
she will remain with her mother,
who is 111.
Jim Newlln returned from Portland
and Seattle to spend his vacation
with his aunt, Mrs. S. Lock wood.
Mrs. Kathryn Denser and Mrs.
Mona Ferns were In charge of the
food sale held Saturday at the Phoe
nix mercantile under the sponsorship
of the Thursday club.
Howard District
HOWARD. June 32. (Spl.) Mrs.
Ruth Stocks was re-elected school
clerk and Paul Gerber was re-elected
Monday to serve on the school board
at the school election of district 100.
Mrs. Paul Gerber will leave June
28 for Minneapolis. Minn,, to visit
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stocks and
family have Just returned from a
visit In Portland, where they enjoyed
the rose festival end then they drove
on up Into Washington as far as
Yakima and back over the Long view
bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stalsworth will
MODERN WOMEN
Nttd Not SttRtr monthly pain and delay duate
ooldi, nervous train, exposure or almUay nin
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old woman', vccO
patch up broVwn
loveftffwrl .
move June 24 into the new home
they have purchased on De Barr ave
nue. Friends of Mlaa June Rudd will be
Interested to know that she has
Joined her sister, Alice, at U. of O. In
Eugene for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Stammen have
moved Into the house formerly occu
pied by the Don Elliott on Howard
avenue and the Elliotts are In the
Moklar house.
Mr. end Mrs. Howard A. Davis and
two children are occupying the for
mer home of Margaret Heyler on
Berrydale avenue.
Eighty-five thousand rainbow
trout finger lings are to be distributed
In tha Colorado river below Boul
der dam. Boulder lake La to be stock
ed with warm water species of fish.
particularly bass.
Card of Thanks
W wish to express our sincere
appreciation to friends and neighbors
for the kindness and sympathy ex
tended us during our recent bereave
ment; also for the beautiful floral
offerings.
Mrs, Daisy Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Douglas.
Mrs. H. E. West.
ROYAL ARCH MASONS
Stated convocation of Cra
ter Lake Chapter No. 93 on
Tuesday evening. June 31st
at 7:80 P. M. Visitors welcome.
D. F. HUSON. H. P.
O. D. Fraeee, Sec'y.
A stated meeting of Reames
Chapter, O. E. S., will be
held Thursday evening,
June 23 at 8 o'clock. Visit
ing members Invited.
HATHE M. ALDEN, Secretary.
Too Late to Classify
A A A. Uncalled for Suits. Sizes 96,
40, 43. at bargain, Klein the Tr lor.
upstairs.
FOR SALE 14 -foot boat, trailer:
Wade drag saw, good condition;
twin bedroom suite, overstuffed
furniture, like new. Priced to sell.
ALSO 2 -acre ranch with 4 -room
house for rent. Call Gold Hill, In
front of school house.
FOR SALE Toungberrles. C. H.
Knoten. mile west Central Point.
LARGE FRYER 8 Dressier 'a. 1107 E.
Main.
CLEAN-UP SALE Honey Extractor.,
0.6O; wood range. S.6.9B: oak li
brary table, S4.9S; Gilbert chemistry
outfit, 3.95; portable phonograph
and 35 records. 3.06; electrlo
train, 91. 65; floor ahow case, new
suitcases; magarJnes, 6 for 35c;
popular novels, 26c. Medford Ex
change, 30 So. Front.
TOMORROW!
They're Burning P Wth Love
JAMES ELLISON ( J f'ZZ
BEULAH BONDI lt7
CHARLES COBURN 1 I ends tonioht
J 'jf'.'tl Taylor Sullavan
r-ft I I011 Yonnf
V f f 4 Ertrh emarqut
LJ "3 Comrades"
Showi at 1:45 7:00 8:15 Mati 30c tnt - 40c RlddlM 10
FOR SALS Rudd automatic gas
water heater, half price. Corner
Peach and Stewart Ave.
WANTED TO BUY Five young milk
cows. Arthur Winter, Ruch.
FOR SALE House, a real bargain.
Phone 14 33 -J.
YOUNG Woman desires work by day
or hour; also care of children. 329
N. Bartlett.
FOR SALE Pie cherries. 101 Fort
land Ave. Phone 855-L.
APARTMENT for rent, gas equipped,
with new cook stove. 635 N. River
side.
FOR SALE Some very nice Binge
and Royal Annes at Tuckers, 3rd
house on right. Orchard Home
Drive.
WANTED Work by competent wo
man. In adult family. Can give ref
erences. Call 958-R.
FOR SALE Light 3-wheel trailer,
10. Heavy duty 4 -wheel trailer,
140. Vernon R. Day, Route 1. Box
177, Central Point.
35 ASSORTED used rocking chain,
sell singly or bulk. Several marble
slabs, good for furniture tope,
kitchen use. etc. 714 Welch St., ftt
West Jackson.
FOR RENT 4 -room house, bath and
screen porch. Phone 1173.
FOR SALE 380 acres, 6 million feet
commercial timber, t springs, oce
piped house. Irrigation, fruit, stock.
Implements. 9 -room plastered
house, other buildings, 80 acres
pasture fenced. Hay. Terms, sick
ness. Cheap. O. M. Scholer, Rt, 1,
Box 341, Ashland, Oregon.
FOR SALE Garden ornaments. 504
West Jackson.
CHERRIES Royal Annas, 4o lb. 714
Sherman.
FOR RENT 5-room partly furnished
house, 435. 508 Austin.
NICE, clean room and board, 494
month. Including laundry. 011 West
8th. Phone 1368-X.
RED Currants
1463-J-l.
for sale. Phone
FOR SALE Grocery Store and Serv
ice Station. Doing splendid busi
ness. 4 living rooms and bath.
Price 44500. including property,
stock and fixtures. Also Small Res
taurant, one of the best locations)
In Medford. Will sell at a sacrifice.
L. G. PICKELL
18 So. Bartlett
ANY Dimension New Lumber to ex
change for pickup. 1713 N. River
side. WILL TRADE chopped alfalfa hay
for paint work. Mllly Glass, Trail.
CALL 688 for free demonstration of
Mary Hulen Toiletries. Now located
In East Side Beauty Shop. 610
E. Main.
..and there's not a
darned thing they
can do about it!
go th.r get manl.d and ttata
spend the Kit ol their ttmt
trying to et together . , and
not let the Old Man Inowl