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BRIDE OFF ON
IIUIIOKI V. S .1. N.a l'U Willi
IiiUIiIm (iImMiii; iii nilurn Ihlli,", till'
im'imiii Iiiht (liidKi WiihliiiiKlon mill
mI for Knihm today uith IViiiumh
II. Shihi' hihI IiU Initio, ftinni'rly
Mi ,limn WiIimim, niiio' lliii in
M'liKiira. Tlin fiMiiilo iiIimKmI Mic
i. H4x-rtH'ii nml I'liiilojjnii'liiTH In
Mm lufl.
I'riwiili'iit WiIihiii, Hi'i'iiiiipHiiu'il liy
ln ilNiiKliIrr, Mm KIihhu- WiUoii,
Hrrtsnl a ilin pier lni lirfuro Mir
Shviv mmhi'iI. Tim tli'fl, vnx
Miihiiki'iI mill Mil iri'nliiit wmh pni'ii
hii dXHliuii. Tin' Su ro liiu) not nr
ruril nml Hii- WiUoiix W lii'lnw
mill Miilcil.
Snrr nml ln liinl" ImiiiiU't) tin'
3invr li"f"tf Mm k'npliiiti Uiums of
tlii-lr iiMHH'ty lv niiiiKliiiK with n
itmimI of fi'oinl 1'nliiii WHKiiiKnr,
tlny li'M'il ulimiril tln m'khi'I nml
urn not ('Veil niM'ti li Mio rcKirtrr.
IVi'inli'iil WiUmi li'ft tin- Iiiht in.
tlu linml ilni. .Mi'inlflitkiiliii'H Writ
iIimc MhitIi. Hi luki'il linrk itl tin'
I'ollpli' ki'iTH lillll'H mill Ktllllll'll.
Tliu pii'nlt'iit iliiiiin'il to rrlnrii to
tin' ImiiiK of Col. Iloiiki' in Ni York
liy llli.'lll o'i'liH'k, t'nt Itiiichi'oii Mii'to
lillil tlii'll ki to Mil' hiIo iciminiU to
iloiWk tin nlti'rnooii'4 i;IhIi lie
Imii'ii tin' nrmv (itt! nny fontlmli
toil i in.
AIMioiikIi tin' "jIoii purl v ntltinl
t Mm tliunlrr IumI mclil, thn pifni
tli'll pllliilli'il to yti hkiiiii tollllh'llt,
IciiMnt; for 'iiliitiw'l"H ui iiiiiliiiu-lit
At the Churches
Tnlciit ItiiplM
MoriiliiK vwimlili II ii in. I'nmor
Itov. Wlllii'liiiliui .MncCiilloiiKh. Hllilo
filiool u: IS. fitrniiKurH mcUoiiui.
Ion l.iitlirmii
Morninn Hurxlro will li linlil nt
'Ion MitliiTiin, T'i Wi'Ht I'ourth St.
lit II ii. in. Illlilo Hrlioiil (CiikIIhIO
at to a. in. No oHinlni; nor leu.
Ciitiio nml urlilp.
Cflllllll I'olllt llllptlhl
Huv. T. I). MncCiilliitiKli will con
ilurt riinlrt'H at 7. MO In Mm uvonlui;.
Attnrimy I. W. .Minml will comluit
iniiriiliiK wiirnlili 11 n, nt., mibjrrt,
"ClirlNtlaulty ami Mm Hocliil CrUlH."
l?ilsroiji
Htirs It i'H In HI. Mnrk'H Mullil hull.
('Dliilirallon of Holy (Joinmiiiilon .U
S a, m, Hiiiulny hcIioiiI at IU a. in.
;ilnlmitl(iu of Holy Coiiiiiiiinloii ami
ttcriiioii at 11 a. in. Ituv, V. II. Ijiuu
lltmi, liar.
1'iro MiilliodlKt
(Jorner Toulh mul Ivy,
Kiiuday hvIiodI al 10 a. m.
Proiu'hliiK at U ii. ni, and 7:30
p. m.
Mid-week prayer meeting Thurs
day at 7; 30 p, m.
All ato wnli'oinn to theso services,
J, K. HrndUiy, puHtqr.
Oakihilo Avouiin .MelliodUl
Suiuliiy seliooi 10 a. m,
!.... i.. ir i..i..u.i it Iii.liim1
will piearli at 1 1 a, in. HaoniiiionUN
uerviro ronovvH tun nioruiiig m'rmou.
I'l'tiiuliliii; again nt 7:30 p. m, by
pastor. TIiIh In tho occimlon of Mm
quiuioiiy conference. V oklomJ an
Invitation to Mm public. II. M, llrnu
ham, pastor, '
ChrMlmi
Hiiiulny HPhool at (l:30. It Is thn
tlv8ro lo liRVtfloot) 1f i'Oeblo. Tho
EUROPEAN
If
II I I 111 I ' ' .! -
hiiIiixi iiiitiirii ni'iin n tliri'o wii'ltH at
tfiiilniico Kiiilfht with (irantu I'timt
in IumI tmliiy
Korvliiwi at tl it m , loinlucliiil liy
Itt'V Tt'i'l of (IriintM I'mhk, Minlciiviir
t C.30. CvimiIiik nirvltii lit 7.30.
i:nry one U i'Xii'i'tt'il to Imlp kvni
up Mil' MtorlmiK ncoril of Mm chtircli.
I'lnt liiinli of Clirlk(. Sili'iillkt.
Hiiiulny meriiliii: iti vlui at 1 1 a in.
Huliji't't of li'mmii mirnioii, "Ancient
ami MotliTii N'oroiniiuiy, Allim ,Min
inorUm ami HypnotlHin, Donotinci'il."
WiMliiiMitlny dViiiiIiik ti'ntlmunlnl iirit
I ii K nt 7 30. All aro wt'lcoimj. Ktiu
il.i xrhoul nt 10 a. in, alt under tlio
aKo of 20 nro Invited.
ItcatlltiK room lioiirn '.' to .1 p. in.
dull), vxcept tiilinlny ami litilldii)H.
Cliurtli etllfliu North Onkilulu.
Catliolli'
iliniim s and in. ao n in.
ClirUtlnn Imclrlmi U.4u.
Ilnptlitm ': to :t.
KteliliiR devotloim 7:. TO.
i:enlliK Lecturo, "Hoconl of tli'j
ronvemlon to CatliollcUii of K. J.
Jewell, A, II. 11. I), luto Hortor of
Holy Trinity KpUropnl Church, Mnn
Uti'n, Mlrh., wrlllii by hlumolf.
rimt l'rldny nmn 7 a, in. l)ovo
Moim 7:30 p. in.
rirli)liTlitn
1'ri'ac.lilni; at 11 a." in., Btibjort
'Imitator. fl
IVarhlim at 7:3 p. in., ubjinrt, ."A
Wi'll Without WatiT."
Autlii'in, ".Httcoi tlm MomontH Itlch
In ItloMliiK." by T, lMwiii Holly.
Holo, nt'lecti'd, Dr. V. W. Howard.
Kiimlny hcIiooI at 1 a. in.
J. O. K. Hodety nt 3 p. in.
S. (.'. J. itorlcty at C30 p. in.
Tlio iiiiiii'h Millie clans nt 10 a. in.
Knelt inouibur of the cIom with his
man In to be lu tlio tiai early.
llaplNt
Itov. Itol't'rl Wllllnm .MncCiilloiiKh,
I'll. I)., pnnlor.
MgrnliiK wumlilp 11 a. in.
IJinhnl Herinoii, "Aro lteh:iln out
of Dato?"
Movlval iiiiim uit'i'tlnK, 3 p. in, Mr.
II. II. Tuttle pri'ldliiK, Miriunu by Mm
pautor. aiibjcct, "Adam and Kwi ami
tlio llaby." Spoelnl iiiiihIc, now
llMiiu bookit will bo (mod.
KwniliiK rclal erho 7:30, 30
niliiuto itoiiK xorv leu from tlio uuw
llyiiiual, M'rinou at oIkIiI n'rloek.
Hubjoit, "A olal of Sin." Ordln
nuio of llnptltuu at cIoho of t'enlni;
honico with Mm now baptlnmal terv
Ico of tlio t'onr.reKiitlon.
Illlilo Mihool lti-ir.. Mr. II. 0. (iar-
lll'tt, lOlpill'llltOlllUlIlt,
II. Y, I'. I'. 0:30, pri'Hliloiit, Karl
KoUor. MiiKle, J. .1. Marlon,
clinrUlor. Mrn. II. K. Martth, ornan-
Ht.
Itelvil MH'vlcos t'lirli ovenlliK of
tlio wetik at 7.30, uwupt Saturady.
A wcU'iiiiiu to all.
.MetliodM , .
Medford Methodlrit Episcopal
church, corner nt llnrtlutt and
Foiiith Htrots, E. Olio Eldildgo pas
tor. Sopites Htiudny iih follews:
Pr(achltg.lt a, in. and 7:30 p, m,
Subjetis,1 morning, "Tho (Ireat So
cuiity." Evening, "Tho insanity of
Sin." TIiIh service will bo a contin
uation of tlm revival services that
have been lu progress for four
weeks. This norlna of muctluga has
beep atlondud wlh KCut power and
suocss, nut aro coiitlnuliig to grow
in IntotQst with overy night. Many
liuvp boon tho couverslQUs ami ovi
deiieeH of a genuine visitation of God.
Sunday school, Including Hllilo
clnua for men, women and young
ladles, 9.15 a, in.
Junior League 3 p. in.
KpvYorth Loaguo U:l5 p. m.
Excellont miisio led by n chorus
choir under tho direction of V, C,
EdmendH, Special foaturos for Sun
day morning and evening. Solos by
Mrs. Van Scoyoe, Mils solo Is ' ro
poikqiI. by io(Uv$U lYoiilou, Mien
Kltto, Tlio orchi'Ktrii ntiilur Mm di
rection of Mm. Unddyninnn, will bo
prcHont atiil render Hpcclnl idiihIc.
You aro ronllally InvltQtl to all
Mumo nervlreit, enmu.
RIVERSIDE RIPPLES
Mr ninl Mm. t I). Woolvcrton
ami Minn llortha worn Mt'dford vM
torn Wi'ilni'dtny.
Mrn. Cliark-H Clmniplnln was nhop
pliiK In Mudford.Hutiirdny,
Mm. SprnKUo loft Krldny for Halt
I.nko whoro lm will tUH fur a tlmo
bt'forn Koine on to Ban I)lo(.' whoro
Mho opii:ta to upend inoiit of tlio win
ter. A novel slclit to iiionl of iih Is
broom corn tin nulling which J. 11.
I'ortur had donn laot wonl;.
MIiin MnrKiivrltn Carlvy wn out
from Met) ford to lnlt hor HlHt'ur Mm.
l'ortor and to attend tlio dnnco at
Kokuo ltlvor.
(Seo. Jacobs iiIno attended tlio
dnnco. They report a very pleasnnt
tlmo.
C. W. McDonald drove out In his
auto .Sunday nml called on Hlvumlde
f'rlendK. With lilin were Mr. and
Mm. Wnhl of Medford nml Mr. atvl
Mm. Terry of Washington.
II. II. Nye Is at homo thin woe);
from his diitlos as Juror ut Jackson
vllle. Ho will 'return December 2,
but only for a short tltnu as tlio work
lit about completed
Thorn were several dinner parties
along Hlversldu Thnukiiglviug day.
Mr, and Mrs, G, 11. Aider enter
tained a few frlopds. Mm. W. A.
Elliott had a family gathering at her
home and Micro was n gathering cf
friends nt tho Kozalls ranch.
There have been two Interesting
meetings of tho Ilecretntlon club
Mil ro tho last Hippies were written.
Mrs. Jones of Foots creek enter
tained with n Hallowe'en program
and refreshments and Mm. II, II. No
hud a very enjojnlilo Thanksgiving
program. Several books have been
lecelved nnd n coumo of study will
soon bo outlined nlong tho lines of
domestic science.
W. W. Illttlu nnd family bad
Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and
Mm. Chllders of Gold Hill.
Mrs, L. Miller and sou Dale, aro
spoudlng a few da) a In Medford with
Frank Elliott and family. '
Al Wiiolvorton was the happiest
man on Itlversldo Thanksgiving day
as ho bncamo the posojenHor of 22 fluu
little pigs on that day. Ask Al to
i.'o IiIk pigs and too tho smile.
NOTICE.
Notlco Is hereby given Mint tho un
designed will apply to tho city coun
cil of the city of Medford, Oregon, at
Its next regular meeting December
2nd, IP 13, for n license to sell sptrl-
WORTH WHILE
Tho Host Real llargnlu lu Med
ford. Lot S0.17R with good 8 room
house with l screen sleeping porches
opening out from each of tho 4 bed
rooms upstairs, bath nnd toilet up
stairs aud down, gns lu all rooms, hot
and cold running water in all bed
rooms upstairs, SO gallon hot wator
tank, ful comont basement, tlio
drained, electric light, mid on ono
ot tho best resident streets, in Med
fqrd. Price it sold soon, $3200.
llti.NNK'fT INVESTMENT CO.
SPECIAL TQPAY
For snle, 5 room house, on good
lot, assessments all paid, $900, easy
turms.
Five room bugnlovv for rent, nlco
law, $16,50 per month.
Several lumpen for rout, from $10
to $20 per mouth
My specialty
ialty Is looking after ni
ropeity. 1 ty r i f !'
ou-
resident pr
n
E. J. STEWART
Uoom 201 Fruitgrowers Hank llldg.
urrico phono om, lies, uiipuo s-J.
flHKBBJ o'. iWAVf. HPa
sTtTtTtTtTtTtTtTtTtTrTO7T"H d ' (. "Vy- (AU mmmmW
iHrwr c-j i.fivijjvu utiu osssftBW i
Kwm i WW Z1"1! v
.HB, sa -iiiii )L
ftjii j i jt wi. r t.' - - i
ri&wM- - t J I' MEM v
t,iioim. Ijiouh and malt liquors In
quantities lem than a K.illon, at their
jdaco of InmlncnK on Honth Kir street,
locntrd at lots 10, 11 and 11', block
Hi, of Mm original towuslte, In said
city, for a period of six mouths.
' HOTKii Moom:.
Date, of .first publication Novem
ber, 201h', 1013,
noth'i:.
Notlco Is hereby given that the un
derslRiied will apply to tlio city coun
cil of Mm city of Medford, Oregon,
nt Its nnxt regular meeting on Dec.
2, 1913, for n llcomc to sell spirit
uous, vinous nnd innlt liquors at re
tail In quantities loss than a gallon
at his placo of business nt No. 2, N.
Trent strcot. In said city for a period
of six months.
Dated November 20, 1913.
i:. o. imow.w
i'oii hi:.t i'UitNisiii:i) hooms
l'Oll IlKNT ltooms with or without
board. Prefer. boarders, 405 So.
Onkdalc. 2 IS
F O It U E N T Modern furnished
rooms at the Cottage, C04 W. 10th
street.
!28
FOIt KENT Lato sleeping rooms,
and modern housekeeping apart
ments, prices ycry reasonable.
Phono 247-L. '222 SoutU Holly
street
FOIt KK.M nocr.EN
' It ItENT 10 room house rear pt
rilllllV'IB Ci. I i lllih'un . uu.n,
suitable for business, real estate,
boarding or rooming bouse. Gold
liny Itcalty Co.. Cth and Fir.
FOIt KENT 4 room house. $5.00
per months. Gold Hay Itealty Co.
FOIt IIENT Modern 5 room hoiree,
one block from (Medford Hotel, also
3 room house, modern, with raugo
all connected. Phone 3C5-J, 78-11
FOIt KENT Modern furnished
Iioiibo. M. A. Iladcr, CO North
Orange.
FOR RENT Hungnlow nt 109
Geneva avenue, 5 rooms besides
bath room, two sleeping porches,
one enclosed lu glass, aud atttc.
Also garage and wood shed con
taining largo horse stall and hay
loft. This Is a very beautiful
homo. Has a pergola, and wnter
lib' pond in rear aud is surrounded
by 150 choice robo bushes. Rent
$30 00. Mrs. Peter Steonstrup.
WHY?
PEAR TRACTS PEAR TRACTS
10-20-30 ncro pear tracts, bearing
orqhnrd. best varieties, three miles
from Medford.
Deep freo loam soil. So bettor
10-yenr-old penr orchard In Jackson
county. This must bo sold nt ouco.
Price asked $900 an ncro. If you
mean business Investigate at onto.
Wo will meet nil coiupotlon. Wo do
not bollovo this can bo duplicated
for tho price in any fruit district in
the northwest. So mattor what your
bunlnoBs may bo, horo Is an Invest
ment. yorthy ot your consideration,
Valuo is twice tho amount asked.
Soxt year's crop should not owner
this amount.
J. O. UARNUS,
Phono 12Q-J.
First National nunk bids.
NEW TODAY
A largo livery bam nnd busluoss lu
Idaho, Is offered fur exchange for a
ranch lu this vkiulty. Valuo $30,
000. "UomCwoll ' Improved ranch up
KvniiB creek. Will soil equipped for
business for $12,000,00 and tnko
property In .Medford worth t)jo money
for $5000.00 and .5()0,0.00'cnu run
for several years nt 0 per cent.
O. 1). 1TOON
Room 12, .lackxoii County Haul; llldg,
111. lnmm T
uu.Uft vWVWWjSfct
I CP-lP FOR. Z KOUEi
buy txwteo p
i X GO INTO fHfc
ew.a cap-
L ,
I'Olt HICNT HOCHfiKKKl'INO
KOOMS
rdlt HKNTHotisekMpInc" roomsl
ground floor. 344 So. Central.
FOIt KK.NT OITJCEH
KOR KKNi Large, couifortable of
ttco roorni with elevator service
ftteatu' heat, hot snd cold water
Low rntt-a. Apply Medford KurnP
tyr fe' JMw Cn '
rp hknt minci:i,uam:ou.s
Koii LKASK (Jold "bearing mining
prosjicr-t which has produced over
J 10.000. Gold Itay Itcalty Co.
FO R nENT-l 20.00 per month, store
room In growing town of Talent;
rood buslnesa openings. I.umnn
Judd. Talent. Ore. 211
FOIt UENT Itanchos, largo and
small, alfalfa and garden lands, i
Gold Itay Itealty Co., 6th and Fir.
I'Olt sale ixrrs
FOIt-SAl.E liy owner, house and ex
tra large lot. Terms. On the cast
side. Phono 776-W. 218
I'OU SALK HOUSES
FOIt SALE 4 room house and lot
$700. $100 cash nnd $15.00 per
month. Gold Kay Itcalty So.
FOIt SALE Three houses and lots,
412 Laurel St., 411 South Now
town street, price $4000. Owner
new Sam Uaucr, Ncskowln, Ore
gon. 229
KOlt SALE ACREAGE
U'OIl SALE A 5 and 10 acre tract
closo In, income property, easy
terms. Call owner 392-M. 224
VOW SALE FARM LANDS
FOR SALE Ranches, acre tracts. 'F0R EXCHANGE For valley land,
town property, rrom $5 per acre.i Tnrco Oklahoma City residences
Gold Ray Realty Co., Sixth aud, vaIueg $500()i n500 3300 Uox
" 73. Jacksonville
FOR SALE MlhCrn,.NKOUS
FOR SALE One road roller, gaso
line for one-third prlco, nearly
now. Gold Ray Realty Co.
F.OR SALE 1 Holt traction cnglno
and plows, nearly now, for one
third price. Gold Ray Realty Co..
Sixth and Fir.
FOR SALE 17 head f Angola goats,
(does) $2.75 per head. Address
Goats, caro Mull Tribuno. 216
FOR SALE Saddlo and driving
horse, slnglcfobtor, gentle for chil
dren. Address Slnglefooter, care
Mall Tribune. 216
FOR SALE H.lg work homo, will
work any where, cheap. Address
E. A. 11., 2 13 S. Ivy. 216
FOR SALE pear tree 4-6 ft. Lie:
3-1 ft. 12c; grown by Hood River
nurseryman on 3-year-old Japan
roots. Guaranteed first-class, E.
T. Seal. Central Point. 214
FOR SALE Elegant rango. healer,
30-40 Winchester. N. A. Thomp
son, rurnl routo So. 1. 214
FOR SALE A good team, harness
aud wagon for $150 todny, at West
Side Stables. Inquire for M. 11.
Cuslck. 217
FOR SALE First class team of
heavy horses. Inquire Eads Trans
fer Co., 42 S. Front.
FOR SALE 100 tons of first class
hay, six fresh cows, A-l driving
and work horse, covered top de
livery wagon nnd spoclal made
driving cart. Walsh's ranch on
Spring st., milo out S. Roosovolt
avonuo. 230
FOR SALE Hlack mare, weight 1100
pounds, gentle either slnglo or
double. Inqulro Sash Qtables. 214
HELP WANTEtt MAWE
WA NTE D A gents $3jfto $75 a
week inconio, Scrubs, takes up
vnor. No wringing, no cloths,
sells everywhere, big profits. Ex
clusivo territory. Wrlto today.
Special terms. Plrrung Mfg. Co.,
Dopt. A., Chicago, 21 1
WANTED Agents, something new,
fastest sellpis aud quickest re
peater on earth. Porninnout pro
flt'ahlo business. Good for $50
to $75 a week. Wrlto for particu
lars; American Products Co., 505
Sycamore St, Cincinnati, O. 211
WANTKIl Miliar ?j Jlrndoii initio.
Gold Hill, Orogon, for contract
U'nftr. HmIiI II. iv IPnnltif Hi
J" ' VS ftJ.yj ''Jl.
-rrr-N -
m ' ir - "vn.
llKhl yAXTi:il KIIALK
WASTED Olrl or middle aged wd
rnan for general housework In the
country. Address A. L., Mall Trib
une, tf
WANTkii srrt.vnoss
WANTED Man and wife wishes po
sition on ranch. Address post of
flee box 502. Call 513 Oak street.
l'hono 892-M. 210
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED ClilidV Iron crlll. Au
dress A. L. Cross, Ucncral Dollvury,
Medford. 215
WANTED Work horse about 1400
pounds, must be sound, young and
true. V. J. Elmer, Phoenix, Ore
gon. 215
i
WANTED Ton teams for steady
work, hauling gravel. Apply Heaver-Portland
Cement Co., Gold Hill.
Oregon.
WANTED Washing done at homo
cheap. C34 Hamilton St. 217
WANTED I will overhaul cars, and
if so desired, will allow owner to
help and Instruct them in principals
of motor car work. Will do tho
work either at your own borne or
at my place. Rates very reason
able Address box 44, care Mall
Tribune. 214
WASTED City and country pro
perty for exchange. G. Alldcr,
room 3, Rlalto Rldg. 235
JAPASESE HASDWORK LAUNDRY
Handwork wears longer, keeps
clean longer, same price as ma
chine work. Wo mako a specialty
of shirts and collars. All orders
called for and delivered. Custom
prices. Phone 79-J, 528 South Fir
St. 214
FOR EXCUAnuE
FOR EXCHASGE $10,000 320
ncro highly Improved stock ranch.
Northern California, clear, for good
ranch here. Clark Realty Co(
MONET TO LOA3
TO LOAN llavo $2000.00 to loan on
city or country property at eight
per cent. E. S. Tuniy, 210 Gar-nott-Corey
Dldg.
TO LOAN $1000 to $5000 on good
security. It. A. Holmes, tho In
surance man. tf
MONEY TO LOAN On city and
closo In ranch property. C. A.
McArtaur, room 3, P. O. block,
phono 3C8.
UUSI.VESH DIRECTORY
Alijo Supplies.
LAHER AUTO SPRINO CO. Our
big socret In making springs is the
tempering. Wo aro operating the
largest, oldest and best equipped
plant in tho Pacific northwest. Use
our Bprlngs when others fall. Sold
under guarantee. 26 North Fif
teenth St.. Portland, Oro.
AUTO TOPS Mado like now. Med
ford Tent and Awulng Co., 106 N.
Front. If It's cnnvas, vy sell It,
Attorney
II. F. PIATT Lawjer, 216 Garnett-
Uorey Hldg.
PORTER J. NEFF. WM. P. HEALEY
AttorneyB-at-Law. Rooms 8 and
9, Medford National Hank bldg.
A. E. REAMES. LAWYER
Corey bldg.
-QarDott-
W. J. CANTOS Attornoy aud Coun
sellor at Law. 123 East Main
street, Medford, Ore.
Wm. M. Colvig George M. Roberts
COLVIG & ROBERTS. LAWYERS
Medford National llantr nulldlng.
D. F. MULKEY & GEO. W. CHERRTf
Attorneys at Law. Jackson Coun
ty Hank Building.
NEWTON W. BORDEN Attornoy nt
law, room 7, Sparta building, Med
ford, Oregon.
H'lM'If'll?.
THE DOW HOSPITAL, Central
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Auctioneers
WILLIAM ULRICH Llconsod Auc
tioneer for tho City of Medford,
Oregon.' Terms rcasonablb. Resi
dence phono 161-J. Offlco Jack
son County Bank building.
Chiropractors)
DR. It. J. LOCKWOOD. Chiropractor1,
nervo specialist. Rooms 203-204-205
Oarnett-Corcy bidg. Vap6r
baths and scientific massage given;
needle spray, head and shoulder
shower in connectlonr advico In
dlototlcs. medical gymnastics,
hydropthcrapy. Lady attendant.
Phone, offlco 945, residence C71-R
OIL A. R. IIEDOES. Dr. Louise E.
Hedges Mechano-Tlioraplsts, Chiro
practors, Spondylotheraplsts. These
systems, Including dietetics, cura
tive gymnastics, hydro-thera'pby,
etc., produce results in both aeuto
and chronic diseases. Consulta
tion free. Over Douol & Co., cor
ner Main and Bartlett. Hours 9
a. m. to 5 p. m. Other hours by
appointment. Phono 170.
GarDage
GARBAGE Got vour promise
cleaned up ror th- winter. Call
on the city garlmo' wagons for
good service. Phone C25-L. T.
Y. Allen.
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Dentist
DR." W." M. VAN SCOYOO "
DR C. C. VAN SCOYOO
Dentists
Garnett-Coroy bldg., suit 310,
Medford, Oro. Phon 858.
Notary Public
HELEN N. YOCICEY Sotary pub
lic. Bring your work to mo at the
sign of the Mail Tribune.
Printers nnd l'ubllsners
MEDFORD PIUNTINO CO. has the
best equipped printing office In
southern Oregon; book binding,
looso leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St.
PIi)Hris:u nnC Surgeons
DR? R "6. CARLO W," DR. '"'eVA
MAINS CARLOW Ostoopathifl
physicians, 416-417 Garnott-Corey
bldg., phono 103C-L. Residence
26 South Laurel St.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Physician
and surgeon. z '
MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD. M. D. .
Practice limited to diseases of
women. Offices 232 E Main.
Phones, resldcuco, 8I1-J2; offlco
814.
DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician nnd
surgeon. Practlco llmltod to eye,
ear, noso and throat. Eyes scien
tifically test'.'d and ptasses supplied
Offlco 228 East Main St.. Hours
8:30 a. in. to 8 p. m. Phono.
E. B. PICKEL, M. D. Office Jack
son County Bank bldg. Office
Ihon6 43-R; rcsldcnco phono 68-R.
DR. MARION Pnyslclan nnd sur
geon, Stowart bldg,, corner Main
aud Bartlett sis.; offlco phono 37,
resldonco phouo 37-J-2. 904' West
10th.
DR. MARTIN C. BARBER Physi
cian nnd surgeon, Offlco Palm
block, opposite Nash Hotel. Hour
10 to 12. 1 to 4. Phono 110-J. '
DR. Tl. W. CLANCY Physician and
surgeon. Phonos, offlco 38, rosl
donco 724-J. Office hours 10 to
12, 2 to 6.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
physician, 303 Qnrnott-Corey
building. Phono 901-M.
R. J. CONROY, M. D. Physician und
Burgeon. Over Hutchison & Luras
den, 215 E. Main fit Phouo 77.
DR. McM. M. DOW, Physician and
Surgeon. Control Point, Ore.
DR. LYDIA S. DQW. Osteopath
Physician. Central Point, Oro,.
Steiiofii-.ipiicrs
elxXgaunyaS
Btonographlo work, done quickly
and well. '"-
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EADS TRANSFER & BTORAQf'CO.
' Offlco 4 a'NorthTront '8t. 'rhdae
316. Prices right. Srvl gtu
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