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I wi'-ll to reply to miiho purU of
.Mir 1'iinliuV nililnwM to I lie iiro
ilf. 'I'lni iiikn r itiiix to I'orpi't
rim! tin 1'itv of .Mi'.li'onl im n pule'
In1 I'oipoiiition mill llmt mills' tnv
pnrr in it Kloi'kliolilcr in niil ror
P'iriiiHiii, mill liiix a iH-rtVt't nlil tn,
rritli'i iiinl rriuotr their tiifiit;wr
if tlirv mo fit to tin ho, Hut our I
nmyor iiml city mniiinil wotilil ic-l
n'ri .luil(i' t'lilkini' ili'i'ikiiiii wIm-ii'
Ih mix tin' mIooLIioIiIcp wrrc ihkIi
Kiht, that limy kIhhiIiI linw lookfil
ll ft IT tlli'ir liilhitioai. Tlmi in jllt
ulmt llit people prupoi to do.
Tln irniNor : "lliit nn miiiio
iik'IiiImt of the I'oiiiimiiiity lniuo
llmt llii'M' pi'tilioiiM wi'i'i t'oiHviM'il
iinl lire tii'iiitr I'iri'iiliitcil from ptiln.
olii tnotlvi, mnl with ii i'v to
lioncfit tlic 'ily!" Iln oviiliutly
ilmi't tliink Hint n Mnxini; of f.70l)
wniilil lii'iii'fit tin' city.
I vn llio llrbt oiii t lift t I'oiioclvril
Hi)' iilt'it of Miiliniilllii mi iinioiiil
ui'iil to tlu I'linrtiT to ln voti'il on
hv I Im jH'opln Hi'pnratini; t)i. iiinym
mnl I'oiini'il from tlii'ir Milurii'. I
k'ot up u pi'tiltoii iitioiit a Miir iipo
l IMI I'lll'llllllllll' , llllt till' I'lfl'
tll'll UII4 I'lllll'll lll'forv I (.'Ot It I'l'lll'
pli'liil, Tlii'ri'fori', I Iiml to ynit
until miotlipr tilrctioii,
AIoiit lliri'i' Mri'kn nu I ncniu
ciiiimii'tii't'il t'irriilutiiiK tin' pi'litiou.
IMv ri'iiMon for iloiiiK co wiii Unit I
n'vvr ilul lii'lii'Vc in piivimc our
iiiitMir or I'ouiH'il HiiliirifN. I thought
thin hk now- llmt if wo ki'I iiii'ii on
the coiiiii'it tluit an' iiiti'i'i'i'i in
tlio I'll v mnl who woulil nitw' I'ioiii
piitiioiic uiolivi'i we woulil lum n
lii'ltiT I'itV mliuiuiHti'iitioii. I wiih
nfrniil Unit Hi" miiiiII uininnit of fJ.
ii month woulil lie n miiKiu't to ilruw
wciik mnl iiit'oinpott'iii uii'ii to run
for oft'iro, who Iiml no otlior iimtl
fii'iituum to fill ilm officii, only to
ilraw tlii'ir milurii'M. I mn willing
lo let tin' people he the juilm'i-,
mIipIIii'I I wni riulil or wroiijj.
Muyor I'utiliii m'iuih to think tin'
rliiifti'r In to Mimic for tin iiiiiieilV
fiiilmo to hiinu' iilimit nny economy
in the city mliiiiuistriition. Clinpti't'
fi, (nM'tiiiu ftl, of tint rity I'liiirtur
Hived tlm council full power to (ix
nnl(i) Ich, So .Mm will hee Unit it ix
not tin' ehurler tluit is in fniilt, hilt
tlm muyor mnl city council. I think
if tin' iiinyor mnl council woulil Imv
coiniiii'iiei'il pruniii); lioforo tlioy
iniiilo the tux lew they cnulil linvc
reiliiccil tint levy i'ioiii li'j to II millh
iiiitcml of niihiiiu' it 12 uiillH. Any
pnielienl IiunIiicsh mull could Inkn
I'liui'K1' "f tlm city under the present
chillier mnl Rtivii the tnjtinvcrK ut
h list $1(1,(100 to $15,000 per milium
mul not impair tlm Hcrvicc,
The council put Ihniwelvon on
record whon tlicy refiicil to up.
point ('. I!. (Iiilcn in Muy, when n
luiKC uuuihiT of eitirciiH pelitioncd
them o do ho, iih much mk to sny,
"the people he iliinuicil." 'I'liev nlo
hhow'cil iiiTtMiiuee. wluui tlmv v"
fiiRcd to put the chillier mneiuliueul
on the luillot to cut out the Hiilnriet
of the iniiyoi' mul couucihueii, hut
tlioy hiiw I he limulwritin nil over
the Willi nnd liecmue iilnrnicd, mul
for policy mko limy revolved them
Helves mnl Ilm two councihuen who
mo on the Iinl to he rcimlleil'futh
emd the ineiiHiire to Hiilnuit it to n
vote of the people, tliiukiu tliercliv
tlioy miuhl he uhle to fool cuouuli
volci'H to lelniu them in office, Oh,
yen, we'll he jrnoil now; just lei in
nlone, we won't ignore you iiuiu.
W. J. llIlUMltlhh.
Mi'dfoid, Dec.Ur, 1I1UI.
ORIGINATOR
PETTION
REPLES
MAYOR
P WDM
WTCDFORD
Along All Right;
am .-.
Look at
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STREET FIGHT ENDS1
' LUNCH ROOM DISPUTE
A Ioiik winded nrciiniviil ovci
notliliiK in piirticiilur In tint Hume
litueli room on North 1'ir this morn-
liik' ri'Miilled in J lie I: Oililo luudiiiK
in
the cilv jml ami Shinty Adma
i.a I IiI.i.bI ll "I . ! l.iilll...l
heniL' ut liberty. Tint pair buttled
on tlm Micel mul were nrpnrnted
bv Hen Sllcldoll. (lihltH is held oil
fill ImhhIh mnl AdiiuiH Iiuh not been
i;hted hiiicc the fmcin. There wiih
no ilmiuie. A Inrv crowd wiik at
tracteil by tlm rumpiiN.
Married
TlioiniiK I!. I.ewiiimi of l'rovolt mul
MiiH Milla l.iu'V York of Wonder
wero married at (Irani l'nwi, Tues.
day evening, Deeeuiher 'J I, Hev. V.
. Jeffrey, Jr., offieiitlini;. Mr. mul
.Mm. Lewmnn will rcido on the rnueh
at I'nuoll.
' l!d Heed of ICihk county, Wunli
linjloii, and Kinmii StniMier of .Med
ford, Or., wore nulled in marriiiKe
l.y Hev. V. V. SliioltN of the In-t-liyteriau
cliurcli at the home of .Mr.
mid .Mr. V. C .Monlpuiery at .'I p. I
m., i liriittnai, Deceiniter .'.t. .Mr.
Heed Ih a skilled mechmiie whone
home ii in Seat tic. but whose tiu
)ueH tukcH him in)n many cities
both in U'litdiinutou mid Oret'ou.
.Mi'H. Iteril, the bride, in u friend of
Mr. .Montgomery of thlt. city, whero
the weildinu' took place, mid with
whom, of late, die Iiuh uiinlit her
homo. The wedding ceremony took
place in the presence of about
twenty (jiienlti, mul was followed
with a bountiful rrpiiHt Miitithlc to
a ( iirm iiiiim nay ami it i iiniuuiM
ui'iltliiiK. r. mul Mrn. Heed expect
to take ipiile mi extended trip on
their honeymoon, and ultimately
make their liouie in Seattle, Wa-li.
The wI-Iiim of the (Miriiliniix Hcnson
in extended to them liy nil their
tunny friend, mnl nUo the wihh that
liappincHi and joy may crown their
wedded life.
TANPAVHHS.
Why kick about 2 per cent IncreiiBO
In your tore when we Imvo mow
than aliHorbed this bV giving you a
dUcounl o( 6 per cent on groceries
This Ik the reason Mayor Purdln
told John Kuimuervlllo that It was a
positive (act thai hit overheard Jack
Stewart toll (leo. V. Porter that J, W.
Mitchell had stated to W. N. Camp
bell that (Jeorgti Millar hod told City
Attorney MoC'abo as a secret lo Kn
glneer Amsplger who mnrio tho ro
mark to Hr, Thayor that O. K, Oatos
had staluil lo Karl nni'dls that Kmll
Nohr had ntlvcrtlseil lilmsoU to tlm
people or Meitford and vicinity as
saying that Joe Hrown was going to
say to Toggery Hill that thu bom place
to purchase your grocurlca wan of
Davidson & Hutterfleld. 130
SPECIAL TODAY
Six room lioiiKo nnd good Vr tor
rent, on paved titroot.
Klghty aorcH of good land for sale, Id
miles from Medford, for 1G dollars
per ncro.
My specialty Is looking nftor non
resldout proporty,
E. J. STEWART
lloom 204 Frultgrowera Dank Hlds.
OfHcn phono RSI. Wei. phonta' R22-J.
if i i
To loan on Improved ranchoa.
Interest 8 por cent
"Insurance Thut Insures."
II. S. STINE
liny your Inuuranco ot n tuxpayor
MATH TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OH MOIST. FRIDAY, 7 WIS M HICK 2(1. 1013.
Yes, They Do
7L.
tiun'MiUN&
(LKOAr PAti,
DCM.). NOU
OUT ftNl) LCAVC
I'LlVf WITH
VERNE MARSHALL'S HOME
IS LOOTED BY BURGLARS
Hurliirn entered Ilm homo of Vcm
Miimhall, on South Oakdale, CliriHi
iiiiii ce mid htole a Hiiit of clothoK
mul fond. They rmiKiiekeil the
liounc. Tlm crime was not reported
to tlm Hilicc.
"Tin: itivivii."
Ilr.imt" Ik Ilm iinlv woril I lint mill.
,tm,y xprcmoii tint nccnlc beauty
I
of tlilit hli(, liumtin-lntorent dramn.
It U ntneil on a iiinKulflrent Brule.
Otic of tlm uioHt Impremilvu worku ot
nil nature Ih tint PiiIIh or Niagara. To
H'i the ureal white vol u men of wnter
miinotlil)' liiirlliiK tliemtielxm ovur Its
brink down Into the ileep asynt wherit
It iouni with n inlKhty voire am)
umU Kit illver sprny MyliiK iipwnnU
lo fall hack RKnlu In tnyrltuU of llttlo
(lnncliiK dropH upon thu foatulm;
wntvrM of tlio rork-coutcntnl rapldii lit
Heuietlilm: that no can rontumplatc
without a feel Ini: of prhlo anil awe,
, , , n womnn rUk )utr t.r,, nl,ov,.
tliemt fall to invo n little girl from
duutti U a bIkIH which link tlio
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
roil Titi:.KL'iti:u
Cut 11. HnuuieU, present Ineum
tivnt, to bo voted on at rcuular city
election Jauunry 13.
(Paid Adv.)
ix)ii ui:cohih:k
Of my candidacy for offlco or city
recorder to bo voted on nt regulnr
city election, January 13th. 1914.
JA.MK8 W. ("DAD") DUNLOP.
(Paid Adv.)
I'OK KKCOKIIKIt
I hoioby announcu my candidacy
for tho office of city recorder, to be
voted on at the regular city election,
January 13, 1014.
MAKTIN M. M'DONOlian.
(Paid Adv.)
I'OK HKCOKHKK.
I am a candidate (or city recorder
subject to the election nnuary 13,
J. 11. TYKKKLL.
(Paid Adv.)
FOK HKCOIinKK
r.lmer T, Fuss, liicuinhout, seok$
re-election Jan. 13, 1914.
(Paid Adv.)
NEW TODAY
20 apron fenced, extra fine land,
elose to S. 1. station stop. Twelve
acres of rivo-year-old apples' and
pears, eight acres In alfalfa. Prlco
K'T.00, $2000 caah will handto.
24 0 acres farther out, Jiiost nil
farm land, $12,000.00,
10 0 acres well fenced, good build
ings, stock, and good fields in culti
vation, lloth of these places are
rented, nud both will take somo Med
ford proporty In exchange,
O, II. IIOON
Kooin It!, Jackson Comity Hank Hldft
Phono KUI7-J
WHY?
Ail excoptlonnl bnrgatm T acres
only 1 mile north of city limits on
Hivuraldo nvoimo, li acres good bor
rlcs, Binull house, good woll, chicken
hoiiKo, Irrigated, nil under cultiva
tion. Host poultry and borry propo
sition wo havo for sale. $1500,
$500 cash, tonus to suit on tho bal
nnco, 40 acres of good timber, near Med
ford, $900.00. Equipped to cut.
J, O, HAKNK8,
Phono 120-J,
t!01 First National Huidj Uldtf.
kino to omg's roro. without
Tnutttw. rut kft(,B,T wmo W& . .K
!T?Su1fc ftAOBIT tim NAKC WOULD oc r L' I .,
fruooi.T .MUTiSSiSH A,etec. Cues fM. ttrl tfjV O H
V & I C WV'X l ' -H ' ' "
Ik - "" t, '
Hplcnilor of nnturo with tlio mamil"
tulty of liumnnlty and striken the
heart chord which inakbi tlio warm
blood flow fator through our veins.
No ono can afford to minx t-pcltiR thin
Htlrrlnc drama, cupeclslly noloctod
for Itii utiiitiual power knowing that
It will opjieal to tlio rrc'iuenter of tlio
IhIm ThenttT whom ll will ho fea
lured Friday nnd Saturday.
PQIl HUNT KUICMSIini) ItOO.MH
KOIt IU:.N'T KurnlHlK'd rooms with
bath nud heat. 2-13 N. Urape.
I'Ofl lll'NT Largo locplng rooms,
and modern housekeeping apart
ments, prices very reasonable
Phono 247-L. 222 South Holly
street.
F O II It K N T Modern f tirnlshod
rooms at tlio Cottage, C04 W. 10tl
street. 203
FOU KKNT Modot r. steam heated
rooms In suites or single with or
without board. 2 49 So. Itlvcrstdo.
phono 900-M.
FOIt HHNT HOCHIC
FOIt KKNT Five room npartment,
modern, rango in same. Ino.ulro
Col. Sargent. 2C4
FOK KKNT S room house, closo In.
Apply nt Btnlth Tin Shop.
FOU KKNT MIMCKIiUtNKOUS
FOK LKASK Full equipped placer
mine. Cold Kay Kealty Co.
FOK SAI.i; HOUSKS
FOK SALK Six room modern house,
lot 5 Ox tot), east front, J1000.
Address U. S. C, caru Mall Tri
bune. 237
FOK SALU ACIti:.(iK
FOKuii: At n sacriVlce, Tl0 ncres
new house and bnrn, city water,
family orchard and small fruits, op
posite Ione Pine school, terms
cash or part cash. P. A. Finlay-
son, It. F. I). No. 3. Medford. 23C
FOK HA LB MINtrrcijKlNKOUB
FOR "sa Li: ' -Ve ryYlno tho ro ugh b rod
Polnnd China boar, took first prize
at Jackson County Fair this year.
Price $35.00. Gray Crags orchard
Lower Tablo Rock, phone Central
. Point.
FOR SALE -Clphus incubator, 140
egg capacity, good as new, prlco
$8.00. Address Mrs. W. A, Child
ers, Talent, Oregon. 237
FOR SALE A bargain, $475 buys n
beautiful Sttiyvesaut player piano,
practically now, mahogany finish,
llox W caro Mnll Tribune 230
FOK SALE Ono spin of bay mares,
ago 5 and 0 years, weight 2500.
Ono span mare and horse, ago 7
and S years, weight 2540. Ono
good all around homo, $ years old.
Kmnll toam, weight 1S50. Ono
well broke saddle horse. Ono gen
llo ladies' driving mare. Ono
good ranch team. Can bo toon at
3.1 North KIursldo Ave. D. S.
Lttts. 23G
FOR SALE A good variety of ap
ples, some extra fancy Spltseu
bergs. Also first crop nlfnlfa hny.
Robort Duttou, 1022 10th St.
FOR SALE 20 nil purposo horses
nud mules, ono-hnlt block south
Nash Livery Ham. 235
FOR SALK Ono pair big gelding
horses, 1 tOO lbs. each. 317 East
Jackson St. 2SS
FOR SALE 100 tous of first class
hay, six Durham heifers, A-l driv
ing and work horso, covered top
delivery wagon and special madu
driving cart. Walsh's rauch on
Spring St., mllo out N. Roosovelt
nveuuo. 2 35
FOR SALE Extra dry tlor wood, oak
fir nud pine. F. Oseubruggo 401
Rlvorsldo Avo. S. Phono 194.
FOR SALE Wo keop our dry wood
under cover nt tho Valley Fuel
company, big shed two blocks
north of S, P. depot.
255
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 Sta,cy &
Clark organ, 1 A. 11. Chase organ,
in first-class condition, Apply at
23 North Fir St.
HELP WANTED. FEMALE
WANTED Experienced nialiL Call
ut Moe'u btoro, bring reference.
WANTi:i SITUATIONS
wXNTlinVoHMoii" by" "experienced
bookkeeper and clerk, will ronitlder
anything for a mart. All I ask l
what I am worth. Address G. C.
Huppnngh, box GUI, city. ' 237
WANTKI) Japancka wants all kinds
or hoiiho work by tlio hour. Phone
125 S.'.lliiniUt 259
lU'.M' WANTKI) MAf.K
WANTKI) - Wood chopper lo cut
wood by contrnct (Jrey Cran or
chard, Lower Table Hock, phono
Central Point, Ore.
WANTKIl MIKt;Kia,AM;OC.S
WANTKI)--AtitomobMo, will pay cash
for Mrst-class 1913 auto, light J
pasbangcr. Stato make or car and
lowest cash prlco in first letter.
Address F, J., care Mall Tribune.
WANTKD-r-Iland Instruments (or alt
parts Including drums. Must be
high grade and prlco reasonable
State whether high or low pitch.
Address manager Talent Hank, Tal
ent, Ore. 23G
WANTKD Four men to board and
room, private family. 219 North
Central; can aecoinmodaio row
tablo boarders also. See J. M.
Fleming, Fouls grocery. 242
FOK KXUliAMtK
FOK EXCHANGK $700 equity !n
smalt fruit ranch for good auto
mobllo or Mcdford city property.
Address H. K. II., Talent, Oro. 250
FOUND
FOUND lllack Fox murr. At otrico
or Medford National Hank.
FOUND -Package on Kast Main.
Owner may havo same by paying
for ad and proving property. J.
T May; 311 Ashland avenue. 23S
J.OST
LOST Lndlos rancy bar pin. Flndor
Uleaso return lo this office.
MONK) to IAjA
TO LOAN Havo $1000 or $2000
on hand to lonn on ranch proper
ty. No delay Is your security '.a
good. E. S. Tumy, 210 Garuett
Corey Uldg. if
MONEY TO LOAN On city and
closo In ranch property. C. A.
McArtbur, room 3, P. O. block,
phono 3fiR
IIUSINESS DIRECTORY
Attorney
U. F. PIATT Lawyer, 210 Garnett
Corey building. Mortgage loans.
PORTER J. NEFF. WM. P. MEALBY
Attorneys-at-Lnw. Rooms 8 and
9, Medford National Dank bldg.
A. E. REAMES. LAWYER Garnott
Corey bldg.
W. J. CANTON Attorney and Coun
sellor at Law. 123 East Main
street, Mcdford, Ore.
Wm. M. Colvig George M. Roberts
COLV1G & RO HERTS. LAWYERS
Medford Natlonnl Uank Hutldlnx
D F. MULKEY & GEO. W. CHERRY
Attorneys nt Law. Jackson Coun
ty Uank Hulldlng,
NEWTON W. BORDEN Attornoy at
law, room 7, Sparta building, Med
ford, Orogon,
Auctioneers
WILLIAM ULKICH Licensed Auc
tioneer for tho City ot Medford,
Orogon. Terms reasonable. Resi
donco phono 1G1-J. Office Jack
sou County Hank building.
Auto ftop,-)JK.
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. Out
big secret in making springs Is the
tempering. Wo are operating the
largest, oldest and bost equipped
plant In tho Pncitlo northwest. Use
our springs when others tail. Sold
under guarantee. 2G North Fif
teenth St., Portland. Ore
AUTO TOPS Mado llko now. Mod
rord Tent and Awulug Co., 10G N.
Front. If It's canvass, we sell it.
By
ISUKINESH DIKECTORY
Chiropractor
Dlt R. 3. LOCKWOOD, Chiropractor
ncrvo specialist. Kooms 203-204
205 Garnctt-Coroy bldg. Vapoi
baths and scientific massage given,
needlo spray, head and shodider
shower in connection; advlco in
dietetics, medical gymnastics,
bydroptherapy. Lady attendant
Phono, oftlco 945, restdenco C71-K
QK. A. K. HEDOK3, Dr. Louise E
Hedges Mccnano-Tneraplsts. Chiro
practors, Spondylothoraplsts Thest
systems. Including dietetics, cura
tlvo gymnastics, hydro-theraphy
Vti pcrhS X" 'cr
Hon free. Over Deuel & Co., cor-
ner Main and DartletL Hours 9
a. m. to 6 p. m. Other hours by
appointment. Phono 170.
DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOo
DR C. C. VAN SCOYOC
Dentists
Garnett - Corey bldg., salt
Mcdford. Ore. Phont 858
310
QTDnut
GARBAGE Get vour premise
cleaned up for tb winter. Call
on tho city garbage wagons fot
good serrtce. Phone 625-L. r
Y, Allen
Hospitals.
THK DOW HOSPITAL. Central
Point. Oregon. 248
Notary rubllc
HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary pub
lie. Drlng your work to me at the
sign of tho Mnll Tribune
Printers and I-ubllstiers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tbf
best equipped printing oftlco lr.
southern Oregon; book binding
looso leaf ledgers, billing systems
etc Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St.
Ptiyslcl-.nn aim Surgwns
DR. F. G. CARLOW. DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic
physicians, 410-41 7 Gurnett-Corey
bldg., phone 1036-L. Residence
2G South Laurel St
OR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Physlclat
and surgeon.
MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD. M. D.
Practice limited to dlsoases ot
women. Offices 233 E Main
Phones, residence, 814-J2; office
S14.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practlco llmltod to eye.
ear, nose and throat Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses supplied
Offlco 223 East Main St. Hours
8:30 a. in. to 8 p. m. Phono.
E. B. PICKEL. M. D. Office Jack
son County Hauk bldg. Office
phone -43-R; residonco phone 5S-R
DR. MARION ITiysiclan and sur
geon. Stewart bldg.. corner Mali,
and Hartlott sts ; office phone 27
residonco phono 27-J-2. 904 West
10th.
DR. MARTIN C. BARBER Physl
clan and surgeon. Office Palm
block, opposite Nash Hotol. Houri
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phono 110-J
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician am?
surgeon. Phones, office 3fi, resi
dence 724-J Office hours 10 tc
12. 2 to 5.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathlt
physician;. 303 Garnett - Core
bu!ldlng:JPono 904-M.
R. J. CONROY, M. D. Physician anc
Surgeon, Over Hutchison & Lumn
den, 215 E. Main St Phone 77.
DR. McM. M. DOW, Physician and
Surgeon. Central Point, Oro.
DR. LYDIA
Physician.
S. DOW, Osteopathic
Contral Point, Ore.
DR. W. II. HICKMAN Homeopath
ortlco Hostel building, Central
Polut. All tolophono calls answered
night or day.
StenogiitpiieTM
ELLA M. GAUNYA Palm block.
Stenographic worU fine qulckl)
and well
Transact
EA DB TRANSFER" & "sTO R A OR CO
Offlco 42 Nortb Frout St. Phone
315. Prices rlgUt Hozrfco guar
CtK.
PATJEFIVH.
"Bud" Fisher
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CHICHESTER S PILLS
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SOLO DY OfttKItSTS EVERYWHERE
MBS. H. L. LEACH
Expert Corsetiere
32G North Bartlett.
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Singer Sewing Machines
Machines for rent, phono 81C-X.
Repairs, cleaning, oils, needles, parts,
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AL INGKAIIAM, MANAGER
227 South Holly St., Mcdfonl
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Draperies
Wo carry a very complete lino of
draperies, lace curtains, fixtures, etc.,
and l all classa of upholsirrlnK. A
hih-cUI man to took after this work
exclusively and will glvo a good
service as Is posslbla to list In even
the largest cities.
J Weeks & McGowan Co. t
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The EAST SIDE
WOOD YARD
has opened for business and will
handlo k
DRY' WOOD OF ALL KINDS
at right prices
Phono your order to 533-J or call
at 510 East Main street.
KLEIN
for
KLOTHES
At Medford Tailors
Phone 268
for
Milk, Cream,
Buiter, Buttermilk
BUTTER, 7ty PER
SQUARE
Our Own Delivery
Rogue River
Creamery
E. D. Weston
Official Photographer of th
Medford Commercial Club
Amateur Jihuislmig
Po.st Curds
Panoramic Work t
Flash lights
Portraits
Interior and exterior vuivvs
Ueuatives mado anv timu "
and any place by appoint-.
nient.
L. M. HARMON, Manager,
308 E. Main Phou 1471
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