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CHILDREN'S AWARD
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Tlio list of children's awards i t the
county fair )h an follews:
, Francis Hneon First, hit loweU,
Ralph Ikllinger First, ingenious
model. '
Ague Hcnnott First, nprntf.
Iliimltl noimctl Si'coml garden
nijr project.
Sidney Jlelilley Scond, field corn.
John HutltT -Tliinl, gnrdon collec
lion; com pro Oct.
Daniel Calhoun Kirsl, collection
woods; second, bird house.
.lames F. Campbell First, chickens
OtpingtoiiH).
Lucy Cnrk First, baking project,
class A: second, canning project.
Lolnnd Charlie First, field corn;
second, llnbbnrd Mpinh, grnin col
lection. Leslie Clnte Second, corn project.
.Joe Collins First, watermelons,
lomaloes, gnrden collection; second,
onions.
Kvelyn Coithell Second, towel
(special).
Kim Davis Second, loaf of biead.
Do by school First, pressed flow
crs. Ilael Dorn Second, chickens
(leghorns).
Kdgiir Knsele Thiid, laid coin.
Kddie French Second, potatoes.
Jitunita Furry First, canned fruit,
cake.
Wilbur Oodlove First, Ilok'inn
bales (litter); second, pig-feeding
contest.
Jny flnre First, uphoNtoied chair.
, Krnia Hamilton First, fruit juices.
Zelinii Ilnmilton Third, canned
fimt.
, I.nverno Hamlin First, poncum,
Fieua Hansen Firsl, biead, class
II; second, ftuit cake; thitd, canning
project.
(Iladys I In i (ley First, needlework
display.
Ilcatrieo Henry Tliiul, canned
vegetables.
Percy Henry Second, slock
Miiash.
O-cnr Iliginbolhnni Fillh, coin
project.
Itcnnic Hitxlcr Fiist, slock
siptnsh.
Viola llogiui First, sugar beets.
I. milt) Holdihhju-'Scfoud, lulling
tolbir; thiid, sewing proiccl, cIiihh A.
I land Hopkins Fourth, Mitring
prcct, cbihs H.
JuKsio Hopkins Fourth, setting
project, class A.
Mu, Hopkins Second, sotting pro
ject. I'llish A.
I Inn id Howclls First, linnd-nmdo
dross : second, handmade apron,
class It.
Harold Hull- Fiist, piece of useful
furniture.
Velum Hull Second, Miss llnuley
content.
Climb's .Itiuksoii Second, poultry.
Vein Jermstad First, emb. center
niece. John Jones. Second, collection of
wood.
Willie Joiuw First, potatoes.
Fdith .Johnson First, loaf bread,
class A.
Altu Knips Thiid, sewing project,
class II,
Wullei Liw First, onions.
(leoigt K. Lotto Fiist, grain col
lection. .Mildicd Lvnrlt -Second, baking
piojcct, obisn 11.
Vei a Lvnch First, jollie; fourth,
cunning project.
lla Mclntyw Second, baking pin
biet, class A; fifth, milling project.
Car) Mngoile- Second, sugar beets;
third, oiiinn.
llojlon Mcndows Second, garden
collection.
Muiv Meadows Fiist, niiichiue
infido dross,
IMber Miller Fir, JM. mouth
Kocks, tuikeys; second. turkey;
third, macbiuc-umdc dioi, wirier
melon Lillian Mo'iio Fiist. cut flowers
(ufctcr-, uprmiimtifO.
Lucilc .Moihu Stscond, cake, class
V
C. K. Mnr-e Second, piece ttisctul
furnitiiie.
W. W. MornO -Third, piooe useful
fiirnjtiii,e.
Mnililn Odon Fiil, cuke, class II.
Vorne Owens First, field coin.
Anna Fibber smind, jellies.
Maud Iict Firtot. cubbugis, gar
dening pnot.
(iladvs Hobuita Tliiul, Mis Han
Icy eonlM.
Vi.rml llobinsim FimL. poultry
liiojtK't; lliinb tmiHtiM.
Helen Si'hOPiii Firwt. binl homo
Iwtliollu .SiobsrUun 11it, hmid
nmdc apron, nuiehlflo-mail apron,
cuke (fls- II).
Ilufu SiiMon TWnl, potatoiH.
MmIIII SlBlUt St0.ll4. fMHIMkl veg
etable. Kuth L. Smith- Pint, aaanerf vug
olbk; eoA, eamwtl fmit: third,
Ktagcne Sltnrii Third, liiwd-
pjude drts'j Uu P,
Kdna Stcnnctt Second, cake,
class A.
Aiuhew Slovens Firsl, mnskmel
on ; second, popcorn, watermelon.
Ida Stevens Second, machine
made dross, class A
F.diiiuud Stillttcll Fir-t, Iklgjmi
biitcs (pair).
Jacob Stillwell First, iioultry.
Ivan Storey Second, omatoes.
Lorenn Strattou First, Miss Han
ley contort.
Lloyd Timmons Third, popcorn.
l'carl Timmons First, 1'iuil pic
aerrcs. Hoy Wakefield First, Ithodo Isl
and Ilcds.
Marjory Walterh Second, sewing
project, class ll.
Julius Wattcnborg First, Muck
Minorca.
Merle M. Willils First, potato pro
ject; l'ouith, corn project.
Alice Wilson Third, baking pro
ject, class II.
Krniinn Wilson Second, hand
made, dress, class A.
Willie Wilson Second, potato pro
ject. Agaje school--First, school ml col
lection, Lowell Ash First, corn project.
Helen llagley First, canning pro
ject. Viruie Donne First, sewing pin
jret, class A.
Sophie Louise l'iluliur First, pig
fecdim: piojcct.
Chloo Huberts First, baking pro
ject, class II.
Carmen Hose First, setting pio
jcct, class D.
Francis Wvnn Fiist, Ikesou corn
contest.
(Irand prizes industrial projects
Verm' Owen. W. W. Morse, Leta
Stevens, Mvrtle Stone, Mildred A.
Tryker, Tillie Knips, Mary Mouia.
ASHLAND Hi VICINITY
Among tourists, railway and otlicr
wIhc, passing through hero recently,
liavo been Chnrlos Oliver Isollu, of
Now York City, lendlno yuchtmnn
and owner of tlio Vigilant, Defender
and Reliance, speedy ynchts which
gained International fumo. Ho was
nlflo maniiRlug owner of the Columbia
mid on various occasions tried con
clusions with Hint notable i:ngll3h
sportsman, Sir Thomas Upton. Karly
In tlio weok nearly 100 passenger and
ticket representatives of the leading
railway Hues of tlio country went
north, tlio party being chniieronod by
an official of tlio Hrlo system. Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Cummins, of CIiIcoko,
the fonnor being disbursing auditor
of the Pullman company, wont south.
Q. II. Tophaui of Sun Francisco, trav
eling auditor of tlio Western Union,
was a caller upon tlio local offices.
Two girls, whoso names might liavo
boeu Uernstorff or Dumba for all wo
know, on an alleged hlko from Chi
cago to San Frnnclsco, wore levying
tribute on the suspecting and long
suffering public, Wednesday, by re
tailing their photos at the point of
toy revolvers.
Samuol J. Torrenco dloil on Wed
nesday, following an operation for
cancer of tlio stomach. Ho leaves a
wife. The family residence Is at 843
I! street. Tlio deceased was 51 jears
old, a natlro of Ohio, and by occupa
tion a carpenter. Ho was a momber
of Ashland Lodge, No. 213, Wood
men of the World. Tlio funeral Is
lelng delayed pending future arrange
ments as to placo of burial.
"The Oows" glvo their Initial per
formance In magic at Chautauqua
building, .September 2 1. Tho troupe
consists of Tom Gow and wife, (lata
receipts will no shared with the Chau
tauqua Part Club. Ah it startling de.
nouoinent, most of tho thrilling por
form an cog as glvon by profosslonnl
uiBglolana will bo oxposed for tho edi
fication of the Inquisitive.
Dr. Hertlia Sawyor has returned
from an extended visit with relatives
In Klamath county, several of whom
accompanied her for an outing trip
to this vlelnlty.
In high school circle Halph Karris
Has bea alMied president of tka Sen
ior. Ksld Uarrdl of the Junior, and
l!rnet Ai'oti of tli Sopbiuores. A
tv3Clier' trftlulng Cla9 with Iweilty-
thrco enrolled has been organized un
der tho Instruction of Miss Wllmetto
Ilasslngor.
Alfred Itockfollow, natlvo son nnd
who wan hero during the pioneer re
union, loft for San Diego lost Tuesday
by vlrttio of hla Job which Is Hint of
traveling salesman.
L. D. McKee, formerly deputy post
master here, Is now tlmekcoper In
one of tho leading manufacturing
plants or Michigan City, Indiana.
The cruising of timber which hns
come to bo a perennial pursuit on
tho Hopkins estate, southeast of Ash
land, is now again going forward at
tho hands of a crow who are jb se
cretive regarding developments s tho
average employe of the Weyerhausor
interests.
Mrs. Karl Shepherd of Klamath
Kails, was In 'Ashland, Wednesday,
on her way to Itoseburg, colled thero
by tho illness of her mother, Mrs.
Henry Schocnfcld, a former rcsldont
here.,
Allan Pollock of San Francisco,
Btiporlntcndont of the Southern Pacif
ic dining car servlco, has been In town
this week looking over tho springs
development with n view of noting
hotel requirements horo. This Is not
his first trip to Ashland on n similar
mission, nnd It Is confidently expected
Hint results will bo forthcoming.
Mr. and Mrs. . 11. IJnxtpr of Van
couver, H. C. hnvo been visiting tho
fnmlly of C. 11. Wolf whoso wlfo Is n
slstor ot Mr. Maxtor.
Samuel Pennlston, park commis
sioner nnd floriculturist, lort for Port
land, Wodncsdny, to attend a gather
ing of tho National Dahlia Associa
tion or which he is a member, llu
took along n collection of rnro bios-
it-nniH.
Francis M. Worlhlngton, residing
on Palm avenue, left for Southern
California on Wednesday, Ho Is a
Jtotoran of tho civil war, having served
' with distinction In the 30th Iowa reg
iment mpl will enter the Nntlonnl
Soldiers' Home nt Satvtello. Din wlfo
accompanied htm. Sovernl old soldiers
wero nt tho depot to hid them lion
voynge.
Linus A. Andrews and family, ac
companied by friends, woro of a mo
toring party horo on Thursday, hav
ing been to Crator Lake, tho return
tilp to soiithorn California being via
Crescent City. Mr. Anderson Is a
fonnor well Knuwn resident, and his
father was at ouo tlmo foreman of
tho old woolen mill, lie in now con
ducting an extensive apiary in tho
vicinity, of Corona, mid Is known ns
the "Ueo King" of southern Califor
nia, ninrketlng honey at tho rate of
fifty tons In a sluglo year.
Vorni V. .Mills, son of Mrs. Klla 11.
Mills and a student of tho University
of California nt Ilorkeley, has been
elected prosldent ot tho Oregon club
of that Institution. The organization
Is giving some notablo functions nt
tho university town and In San Fran
cisco during the exposition period,
Tho Wednesday Afternoon Club
held Its first meeting of tho autumn
season September 22. It was n de
lightful Informal gathcilng, hold In
tho parlors of tho Presbyterian
church. In tho way of light refresh
ments tho lino was drawn on ginger
bread and elder, both sweot. A free
will offering of canned fruits in bo
half of tho pastor's family netted
over SO quarts of tho home-made ar
ticle Illils for tho painting ot tho ex
hibit building resulted In a tlo oven
down to dollars and tents. Tho sec
retary of tho Commercial club was in
a quandary over tho result, nnd for a
tlmo boro tho expression of looking
as wlso as a man over a "boss trade."
Ovorturos looking towards a division
of tho work between tvto bidders, or
or drawing cuts as to who should so
ouro the job, having boon rojectod,
tho paint and brush woro handed over
to Watson & Hlgg, who mo now
spreading brilliant hues over tho
structure.
Not to be outdone by the ' Dollar
Salo" prevailing in Portland, J. H.
Mefleo, who conducts a dry goods es
tablishment in the Kllcs' building, Is
introduqlng an ""inr Hurvatt" sale.
Kd Ilutlor ot the 1'1.,-t "nfeetlon-
ery, Is In line boore the ell, cinnll
for a permit to eroet garage for the
purpose oi ueriiiug ms new tmi
(car. U grautod, tuo Banio will bo
built along the gothlc order of archi
tecture In the midst of an Ideal en
vironment on Ashland creek, rear of
Masonic block, where water will bo
handy to fill tho Mnxwcll radiator.
Mrs. Kdward Hill, former resident
mid who recently occupied tho Shor
wln residence on Oak street, has re
turned to Now York stnto, In tho
vicinity of Pine Hush, Orange coun
ty. Clcorgo Hoblnson, chief of tho flro
department, hns been granted a fort
night's hunting nnd fishing vacation
spell, to take effect early In October.
Glenn Gultey will probably fill tho
vacancy temporarily.
""Emerson Howell hns perfected n
quorum nt tho Comniorclnl clubs
"solo" tnblo by returning troni n bus
iness trip to northern centers.
Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Gregg aro" re
ceiving a visit from Dr. F. P. Fitz
gerald mid wife of London, Ohio, the
latter being n ulster ot Mrs. Gregg.
Mrs. Shirley Kceno has leased
rooms In Masonic hall for a ntudlo,
where ballroom, aesthetic and folk
dancing will be taught.
Mrs. Morris J. Duryca left for Hu
gono ThUrsdny morning, for n visit
with friends mid also to participate
In mi Alpha Chi conference with lead
ers In n Roctoty which ranks among
tho highest In tho list ot nntlonnl no
rarities. Miss Iliith Slioudy, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. II. M, Slioudy, Is pursuing
u final year of studies In tho Wash
ington State college located at Pull
man. Mr. nnd Mm. Chris. Holtcubcck of
Shenoctady, New York, havo been vis
iting coiihIub lu Hut families of Ira
and Dert Slioudy, and on their way
south vln San Francisco, will visit
another cousin, Mrs. C. II. Cappellar,
of Pacific Grove, Cal., who formorly
resided here.
Humors nro current that the city of
Ashland will bo usked to mako nu ap
propriation of J 10,000 for publicity
purposes, the sumo to bo raised by
a special levy Included In tho general
budget which Is made up Inter In the
year. It Is understood that there Is
already $1000 in tho city treasury
available for this purpose.
Gcorgo Kubnnks, cashier of tho
Stato bank of Ashland, accompanied
by his wire, hns returned from a
visit to Sun Frnnclsco and tho exposition.
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Keportod by Jackson County Ab
tract Co., Sixth and Fir HU.
Circuit
Seymour II Hell vs. W. J. Ilurbldgo
reply.
World'H Slur Knitting Co. vs. L It.
Soeley, motion for cost bond.
Gornett-Corey Hdw. Co. vs. Gcorgo
Latdley, suit in equity.
Charles M. Tucker vs. John A. Tor
noy, ot nl, return of summons.
Central Point Stnto Hank vs. Geo.
Ilutz, demurrer.
Pn dm to
KHlnlo of 15. IJ. Davis, order,
Kstato of L. L. Odin, order dis
charging administrator.
Jistato of A. W. Sl'lsby, proof of
publication of uotllo of sale of per
sonal property.
Ileal IvMafo Tiunsfcis
K. K. Anderson to Jennie W.
Young, lots In. Glenn Terrain
add. Ashland, $1030.00
Jenny W. Young ot vlr to KHz
abeth N. Anderson, lot 1
Glenn Terrace add. Ashland 00300
Dllzaboth Yockoy et vlr to Jos
eph H. Woro., lot 2 Glonn
Terrace add. Ashland, Q.C I). I 00
Kllzabeth Yookey et vlr to KHz
abeth N. Andorsou, lot 1
Glonn Terrace add. Ashland,
Q C. I) ... . 1.00
Mi lt. W.VrOHM.lKIXO
Take tho right step now; pleasant,
profitable work not ovordono; low
months learning; positions guaran
teed; write for roforonewi and par
ticulars. Poitland Watchmaking.
ldigratlnK & Optical SHuiol. 2 IS Coiii
liiioiiveulih lllilg . Utli and Alikeii),
Portland, Orogou,
Nena:
Notice Is hereby given that tho un
lorslgiicd will nnply to tho city conn
II nt Its mcctlnf to be held Octobor
Hi, 1!US, for u license to sell malt,
plrltuous nnd vinous liquors In
lunntltfos less than a gallon on Its
plnco of Luslncixi nt 13 South Front
street, city ot Mod ford, until Jan
uary 1,191(5. C. J. CAHSTKNS,
Dated September 20, 1915.
1-OIt HUNT nou.NtCKKIU'lNG
KOOM8
iUnicNT Two" or thrco nlcoiy
furnished housqkcoplng rooms,
cheap, S10 15. 11th St. 1C9
FOIt IU5NT Modern houso keeping
suites, $C, $S a month, close in.
234 linsl 9th,
FOIt HKNT FUltmsMhll HOOMH
'Oil HUNT Furnished rooms, 2 blks
from federal building. 245 N.
Grapo.
1-OIt HUNT MOUHJCS
FOIUIKNT-Ataden 3"roon?f uniisii
od bungalow. Inquire 2 IS N, Grapo.
FOIt HUNT Mpdcrn D-room furnish
ed house, paved street, water paid,
$li. Phono J. W. Wakoriold. 100
FOIt'ltKNT TwobunBnIowB,""ona G
rooms furnished on Park street.
Ono unfurnished G room bungalow
on King street. Inquire W. P.
Dodge, 010 South Oakdale. 102
FOIt HKNT
bungnlow. -AVell furnished modern
422 South Laurel.
FOIt HKNT Modern G-room bunga
low, cheap; closo In. Phono 13-X.
FOH HKNT Six roonTniodorn bun
galow, cant front, nleoplng porch,
fno shade; garage. Phono 4SS-X.
FOIt HKNT Modern H-room houso,
1021 West 10th st, $8.00, water
paid. Henuott Investment Co.
FOH HKNT Closo In G room houso
with sleeping porch, modorn
plumbing, electric lights, ccmont
sidewalk, garago, on paved street,
limit reasonable. Inquire ot II, C.
Stoddard. Mcdford, Oregon. tf
FOH 8ALI',-!jlTlv3'UJGK
FcHrinu5taBTH
good cows for lack of feed. Addioaa
Uox K. G. H., Mall Tribune. 200
FOH BALK Angora, goasKd Wlilto
Clliunx, Oro. 181
FOIt HAMtv-MtRCi'.MjAMCOUH
FOH SALK oTTnuirrlmyTgralii
or stoqk, good buggy, Phono oven
ings, 778-J, 101
FOH BALK 1000 cedar posts at 12o.
Von der Holleii Hdw, Co., Knglo
Point. 105
FOH 8ALK Choice nlfalfa hay, first,
second, third and fourth cuttings
In car lots at following prices per
ton at points named for cash: .Mod
ford, $14.30; Corrfral Point,
$14.30; Plmonlx, $11.30; Talent.
$14 30; Ashland, $14. no. Several
poisons, may Join hands in pur
chase of n ten ton enr mid thereby
sec tiro wholesale prices. Owing to
scarcity of alfalfa In Hoguo Hirer
valloy this year, and high prices
for alfalfa in California, wo advlso
luimodlnto purchaso before ad
vnnco in prices, Slcopy Hollow
Farm, II. A. Knslgn, Mgr., tele
phono Gold Hill, Oie. 183
FOlffiALK Or tradiTror wood- 200
foot 2 feet wide, 1 Inch mesh
chicken wire. M0 K. llth St. ll
FOIl SALK Alfalfa hay, $10.00 por
ton. W. R. Lamb, phono 5-F2,
FOH SALK Pojo mountain buggy,
good as now, Pnluior Investment
Co., Modoo Orchard.
WHY?
IT 18 roUIt Hl'HIXKSS TO HKB SIB
Decnuso my stock in trado Is to
have optlonod at tho lowest cash
prlco tho boat buy In this county.
I have becu on tne ground look
ing out for you for the past five
years. Nearly ovorydny I have In
vestigated soma "good thing." I have.
eliminated evorything except those
deals which I am convinced will te
nure mo satisfied customers,
In a fow hours tlmo 1 can giro you
the benefit of thin research. It Is my
business to show you over the county
and Introduce you to the possibilities
and opportunities here. See Med-
ford firm and
J. C. BARNES
10'J Wtt Main S(rt
FOR niCXT MiSCKl, LAN HOUR
FOH LB ASK- Kqulppcd placer mine.
Gold Hny Hoalty Co.
FOR SAMS ItfcAlj r-STATH
FOH SALK GO acres land, fine, deep
soli, dooded water right, 7 room
houso, electric lighted, modern,
40x30 barn, fenced Page wlro, 40
ncros In nlfalfa, corn, sugnr boots
mid small gnrdon truck, 20 ncres
In pears, Hnrtlntt nnd D'AnJou,
small pencil orchard, toani horsos,
cow, farm Implements nnd nil crop
goos with placo. For prlco mid
particulars, address llox DC, R. F.
D No. 2, L. M. U. Ccntrnl Potnt,
Oro.
IlKAL KSTATB FOR SALE All
kinds of property tor sale or ex
change Gold Hay Realty Co.
FOR SALK Farm land, fruit land,
timber land, land Trotn $C,00 por
acre upwards on long time. Gold
Ray Realty Co.
lllihV WAXTKtt FKMALB
WANTKO Womnn ot rofinoment
mid education as housokoopor;
good home. Address llox 222, caro
Mnll Tribune
WANTKn SITUATIONS
WANTKD Position on ranch by man
nnd wife; experienced. Address
llox 99, caro Mall Tribune, 1G1
WANTED 'Kxperlcncod bookkeeper
and offlco man desires position;
best reforoncos. Address P. O. Hox
178, Central Point, Oro. 102
WANTKD nrossmaklng. Phono
479-M. 14.1 South Central.
WANTKD Dressmaking. 210 Knight
Btrect. 109
WANTKtl tllPICTjl.lyANtfOOB
WANTKD Slide Trombone. Phono
19-F21. 109
WANTKD Hcsldenro for cash; must
bo bargain. Uox AI1U, Mall Tri
bune WANTKD Largo knitting mill ln
vltea correspondence from women
desirous of earning monoy, pnrt or
full tlmo. Good pay. Kxporlenco
unnecessary, international Mills,
Inc., NorrlBtown, Pn, 200
MOXKV t LOAN
MONKY TO LOAN On gonornl ranch
security. Dennett Investment Co.
LOST
TAKKN VV Jvwcy helfor, ouo year,
crop on ion ear. uwuur cun navo
smno by paying charges. W. H.
Lmiib, Medford. 104
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FOH KAunArrtia
FOR Tit A 1)15 Ten "lotB,"' cast front
hIiihIii treoH, berries, water and
sewer, huiiiII houso, for ncrongo.
Hox 021, Medford. 104
FORIIIANGK Largo work htmio
for hay, wheat, wood. CbbIi or tlmo.
P. K. Wyulioop, 820 W. 12th. 104
FOR'XCIIANGK FJuo Portland
huslnosH $0100 cloa,r, for rosldencea
or liicomo property hero. Also
sovornl nejv offerlnga In Wlllmii
oltu valloy ranches. Clnrk Realty
Co., 200 Phlpps JUIilif.
WANTKD Local property to ex
change for northern nnd enstoru.
Clark Realty Co., 20G Phlpps llldg.
WANTKD I'ruiifs, dried, ono mllo
south and west of Medford. Phono
7-F4. mo
UUHINKH. lUKKUTUItT
Auto rtappiiva
LAHER ADTO BPRING CO.wW
aro operating the largest, oldest
and best equipped plant In the Pa
Clflo Qorthwest, Use our sprluu
when otnori fall. Sold under guar
ante. 26 North Fifteenth St.
Portland, Ore.
NEW TODAY
A 125,000 general stock lu tho Wll
lamotto valley togotbor with $15,000
building for exchange for a stock
ranch horo.
Somo toal bargains lu young or
chards.
Tho $22.50 land must all in culti
vation, is still unsold and a great big
bargain.
C. D. HOON
Room 10, Jackson County llmik Illdtf.
IHJ8INKSS DIltKOTOKY
Atterups
PORTER J. NEFF. WM. r. MKALBT
Attornoys-at-Law, Rooms S ant
!. Medford National Dank bid.
A. E. RBAMES, LAWYER Uaraetti
Corey bhlg.
Wm. M. Colvlg. Gcorgo M. Roberta
COLVIO & ROUERT3. LAWYER&
Medford National Bank Building.
B. F. MULKBY & GEO. W. CHBRHT
Attornoya at Law. Jackson Cona
ty Bank Building.
DeaOsta
DR, W. M. VAN 8COTOO
DR. O. O. VAN 8COYOU
Dentists
Garnett-Corey Bldg., aultt 811
Medford, 0r9. Phono 8C8.
Collection anil Report
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS W
colloctod some accounts 14 yeara
old. Wo know how to got the
monoy. Tho Bullock Mercantile
Agency, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3, IIa
kins' llldg., 210 B. Main St.
Ctiiropracur
PR. R. J. LOCKWOOD.. Chiropractor.
servo specialist Rooms aes-ao-"
205. Garnett-Corey bldg., Vapor
baths and scientific massage lvea
aeedle- spray, bead and shoulder
shower in connection; adflce la
dietetics, medical gyBaaaetlea,
hydropthorapy. Lady atteadaat
Phone, office 643, retde Bll-R.
Knglnoer ancl Contractor,
FRKDN7culMMINuin
contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Bldg.
Burvoye, estimates, Irrlgatloa,
dralnogo, orchard and Uad la
provomont. Garuite
OARBAGE Got your premise
cleaned up tor the summer. CaU
on tho city garbage wugoas lot
good service. Phone 274-L. T,
Y, Allen.
Instruction la Masie
HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO Hook
401, Garnott-Coroy Bldg. Fred Al
ton Halght Piano, Mra. Florenee
Hntllday Halght. voice. Phoae
72.
Pliytwldaaa mas. rmrgeosi
DR. F. U. OARLOW, DR. EVA
MAINS OARLOW Osteopathia.
physicians, 41C-417 Garnett-Corey
bldg., phono 1030-L. lUsldeata
26 South laurel St.
DR. W. W. HOWARD OsteopaUU
physicians, 303 Garnett-Corey
building. Phono V04-M.
DR. J. J. EMM ENS Fhyslclaa aa
surgoon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, uoso and throat, Byes scien
tifically tcatod And glasses iuih
piled. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P.
It. It. Co. Offices M. F. & II. Co.
Bldg., opposlto P. O. Phono C87.
DR. R. W. CLANCY-Physician ana
surgeon. Phoues, office 36, resi
dence 724-J, Office hours 10 t
12, 2 to 6.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD
DR, MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD
Physicians and surgeons. Otflea
309-310-311, M. F. & 11. Bldg;.
Phonos residence, 814-J3; office,
814,
DR. MARTIN C. BARBER Physi
cian and surgeon, Office Paint
block, opposlto Nash Hotol. Iloura
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phone 110-J.
T. G. HEINE. M. D SPECIALIST-.
Eyo, ear, noso nnd throat, otflea
228 East Main; residence 1121
Bast Main; office hours 9 a. hi. to
12 m.; 130 to 0 p.m. Telephonea
Offlco, 303; srosjdquco, aOjJ-JJL
Printers anO I'uliUshert
UEDFORD PRINTING CO, hat the
best equipped printing otflee la
soutuorn Oregon; book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prleea. 7 North
rtr at,
TruasTor
BADS TRANSFER & BTORAOB CO.
Offlco 42 North Front St. Pfieat
316. Prices right. Hsrvtte ruar
intend.
Typewriters uh(I Happlles.
TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES
New Remlneton, Smith Premier
and Monarch typewriting, addtsg
and subtracting niaolne, rehutH
machluea for cash or easy ty
wonts. Machines for reat, rlbaaa
and supplies of all kiads, slwple re
pairs tree o( charge. KaVger ft
Bennett. I Oul (H ahea
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