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Newspaper Page TextMED70T?T MATT; TTvTBTTNTl; MEPFOTitH OftEflOK. FRIDAY, PECEMBEtt 101G. PAfIR FIVE IJJTEBUltnAX AVTOCARCO. ,' Tf.MK OAItD. : ; ; ) ? Leave Medford for Ashland, Talent Freckles and and Phoenix dally, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:0q and 6:15 p. in. Also on Saturday at 10;15 p. m. Sundays leave at 10:80 a, in. and 2:00, 5:00 and 9:30 p. m. Leave Ashland for Moil ford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur day nights at C:30. Sundays leave Ashland at 9:00 a. m, and 1:00, 6:00 and 10:30 p. m. BVSIXESS DIRECTOKY . Auto Supplies His Friends :- : K-.v ".-' -. ' - TT7 S-SY-V . . TTZ 1 FT7 : St 1 V --'! . E'.'-W-ii - -J - -i . vr N f . WttEM KRE HONS OF YEB . f Rvuu - TtRHUl W-igp-- - . A ,W;,N 'HW H0MC-- tk-MWMVa fluff iswrV STORE, Y?l KCAT WVNST Jltm IT TW CAT tV ) ' 1 1 : ; mill 1 1 in inn j.asslBn their ambassadors to tholTnlt- MissMnud Sutton of Gold Hill choice light ewes, $i7.23; heavy. HAY-r,iin mid iilfalfu, .- ton. , HELP WAyTKD MAtB flHI Anlll uNli VlPIWITY I etl Btates on a tlry ftin"- unless It WJK viitins?- iiifnds tu-iu ic.-i.mlv. ewes, $3 i 3.50. , HAKLF.Y Whole, :r. . WANTeI) Hoy over 10. Splendid nUllLnMU nllU I lU 111 I Icould he recoKiilcil In line with time mu li.n Austin, ivlio has been lVicc Paid bv Denlcrs. oiportunity for advancement.. Wes- I i A grnud doublo bill of ontortnln ment will be the enlarged scope of the Elks activities nt the Viutng The ater on Christmas day in behalf of the little folks, and this too without money and without price. In the aft ernoon at 2:30 those from Infancy up (0 eight years will enjoy the first In Ing. The Inst halt will begin at 7:30 f iu the evening, tho age limit being from 9 to 12. The only requisite is for all to registor, and this is merely done as a safeguard In having each youngster provided for. The time lim it Is from Dec. 18 to 23. inclusive, and the registration is to be made at the office of the Gas company on No. Main street, where the children may leave their names personally or par ents may preform the service In their behalf. These conditions being com plied with, gifts will be forthcoming to one and all at the Christmas Joll- litle. A good uaturad rivalry is bolng indulger In between Emll Pell and George Owen .as to which one shall appear In the role of Santa Clans both measuring up to traditional requiic $rments In the heavyweight and other Vtlasses, not to mention the esiop oth the statuesque. Miss Myra 'McNeill, a well known former resident here, is visiting Ash laud friends, 'of whom she has a le gion. v" Ashland lodge No. 23, A. F. & A. M., elected the following. officers De cember 14: J. A. Graham, worship ful master; A. TVAbb'dtt', senior war den; F. 11. Johnson junior warden; E. V, 'Carter, treasurer; V. 11. Day, secretary. Installation will bo held on Wednesday evening, December 27, by which time tho appointive officers will be designated. , The membership is 210. Crit Tolmnn, pioneer resident of this section, and who for years has been in Alaska, is visiting numerous relatives here, accompanied by ills sons Crit and diet, "chips off the old block.' Father and sons plan to pass the winter In the Hawaiian isl ands. . . - ' Miss Kathryn Miller, daughter of "Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Miller, who has been teaching in the schools conduct ed by St. Andrew's Priory under Episcopal auspices at Honolulu, has vacated the position at least tempor arily, and has gone to Wailuku, in the neighboring island of ' Maul, where she will visit friends and ulso engage In teaching at the new ap pointment. The elevation is higher in her new surroundings, and minus the enervating conditions whicli pre vail at the sea level of Honolulu. She was to have made the chango In lo cation about Dec. 13. Sacramento Is struggling with a problem over which it terms "The Southern Pacific's arrogance, on the depot question.' inasmuch as the atato capital wants a brand new sta tlop, contending that more trains pass through that terminal dally than any other city In the state, except San Ffcrncisco; The carpet and rug weaving estab lishment has been removed by E. H. Greenman to the rooms next to Holmes' grocery store: J. If. McGeo has been receiving a visit from his unolc. N. .W. McC.ee, of Pullman, Wash., who was on his way to Southern California for the winter. ,, Mrs. A. J.' Hodges returned on Thursday to her home In Albany, af ter a fortnight's visit with her broth er, Dr. W. E.' Blake and family. While here-Mie was the guest of hon or nt a social ntetralnment given by Mrs. Blake, a dozen ladies of this)at Knders' department store. His city and vicinity being in attend- specialties are tailoring, cleaning and anco. Father Dolphin, pastor of the Catn ollc church, left for Portland on Wed nesday evening, to be gone several uaVr. ' Local prohibitionists view with pleasure the movement of making the nation dry by beginning with Washington. I). C, contending that the capital should set the pace In the struggle. In view of nation wide prohibition the question arises wheth er foreign rations, as a desperate aL .ruativi). mishl not he (ouipellj to assign their ambassadors to the Unit ed States on a dry footing, unless It could be recognized lu line with time honored tradition that tho respective embassies arc located theoretically on foreign soil. Mrs. H. E. McGee. mother of J. H. McGce, has gone to I.os Angeles to visit relatives and friends during the winter. ' Sergt. Ed Sutherland won the med al offered by tho lied Bluff Rifle club, scoring 23S hits out of a pos sible 250. He is a mcnber of Co. H., California's second national guard regiment. He has set the paco for some competitive work at the lo cal rlflo range. . . ' The local ministerial union has elected Rev. W. J. Douglas, president; Rev. H. A. Cnrnahan, vice president; Rev. D. Edwards, secretary-treasurer. A union watch night meeting service to usher in the new year is planned in behalf of the universal peace and Red Cross movements. The custom-1 ary week of prayer will begin early lu January. In the meantime the of ferings tendered at tho Thanksgiving season are being expended where they will do the most good for tho needy. Ivan Phipps, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Phipps, has gone to Portland to pursue a special course of business studies at the Y. M. C. A., under tutel age of Prof. Hodges, former Instruc tor In the Ashland high school. A. H. Conner, old time Southern Pacific engineer, died in the com pany's general hospital at, San Fran cisco, Dec. 12, after protracted Illness. The family left hero for Alaska over a year ago for the benefit of Mr. Con ner's health. Ashland had boon his home for many years and ho was a rumillar figure In tho railroad ser vice, especially on the Shasta divis ion. ' . Morton & Son of tho local flouring mills have taken in a third partner lu the person of B. M. Linlnger. The Business Men's association has decreed that the store's remain open on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings of next weok. The lid will be tightly closed all day on Christ inas and New Year. On Saturday evening, December 10, East school pupils will render a charming operetta entitled "Santa Claus Junior," active rehearsals hav ing been in order for some time past. Tho praiseworthy object is to raise funds for music, pictures and play grounds, and only the nominal admis sion of fifteen cents will be charged. George Millner has returned from Toledo. Ohio, where he went as the guest of the Overland motor cur com pany to Inspect the scope and work ings of the big automobile industry. Miss Helen Dickersou will return from Welten this week, where she has been teaching the past term and has been elected fora succeeding one. The Civic Improvement club has revised Its official roster by appoint ing Mrs. W. M. Barber, president; Mrs. Maude Kocho, vice president; Mrs. Nellie Bilggs, trustee. Christmas exercises by the Metho dist Sunday school will be held on Friday evening. Dec. 22, with a fine program being arranged. The occas ion will be a typical observance of the greatest of Christiun holidays, the intent being to emphasize the be stowal instead of the stereotyped phase pf receiving gifts'. As a result a number of the needy will bo sub stantially remembered by the exercise of the kind offices of parents, teach ers and scholars. 'consequently a real merry Christmas Is In store for many who might otherwise be overlooked. Julius Schwartz, of San Francisco, Is a recent accession to the big force pressing. Mrs. Laura B:i-tow, McDowell, of I'rookiii'js. ni-e Or., Liiui'it is here isiliiiji licr parent, Mr. nnd Mrs. .lames McDowell. Mr-.. Alum liantiuli of Portland is hero vUilinr, her il oilier, Mr-. Nancy Pauley, and vthcl rcl-itivc-i. S CENTRAL POINT 1 Miss Maud Sutton of Gold Hill', was visitiiijf" friends here recently. Miss luu Austin, who has been ti-iifuing: n successful' I urm of school at Trail, was visiting friends here re-' ceutly and will depart for Ilrookiiigs to spend the holidays villi her par ents. Ben Little, who has been working on his ranch on Luke creek for some weeks, has returned home here. William von dcr IMIvn of KiiRle I'oinl spent n short time in our city Tuesday. Mrs. C. II. Hostel was n business visitor at Med ford Monday. ' Kd Fnrra made a business, trip to Medford Holiday. Guy Tex, our local postmaster, made n business trip to Medford on Wednesday. William Prnett, who was foreman for Court Hull on his ranch on Big Sticky, lias moved his family into the T. W. Merritt residinco on Front street. . The Ladies' Aid of tho M. E. church obligated themselves last year to pay their pastor, the Rev. John Stillc, $100. This was nil paid lip in full. The ladies also paid the sewer assessment on the church property, amounting; to almost $18, nnd consid erine; the conditions the women had to meet, they did very well. Mrs. William Fiirgeson was visit ins: relatives in Medford Thursday. The basket ball teams of the local high school will play Phoenix" Friday oveninff. The boys nnd (tills will both nlay. There wore no services here Sun day evening', as tho pastor, Kev. Heed, of Tiilcnt, was ill. Itev. Paul Bandy, the popular pas tor of the local Presbyterian church. here, was visiting in Modioli! Mon day. (illy Tex lias purchased J. O. lsne son's interest in the Central Point Poultry Co. and is now a partner of Mr. Johnson. Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir Sta. Mnrriago licenses. Stephen F. Smith and Chrtlna L. Iloefft. Edward G. Heuselman and Mae C. Burnett. Lee O. Hodges. Walker and Millio Pearl Circuit. Mrs. Grace H. Ball vs. Albert II. Franciscus, et al, affidavit and order. Jackson County Bunk vs. I. W. Klrkpatrlck, et al, answer to cross complaint. Sibyl Bird vs. Delia D. Walker al, suit ill equity. Probate. Jenuis Ellis estate, first unu final settlement. i'lorcnce A. Palmer estate, report of saie and petition for confirmation. Chicago Wheat. CHICAGO, Dec. 15. Wheat: Open Close May :.......$ 1.57 $1.54 July .'. 1.36 1.31 r-i Portland Livestock. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 15. Hog3 higher, receipts 1,135. Prime heavy, $9.75 9.83; prlmo light ' $9.63 ft9.75; good to prime mixed, $8.23 (3-9.30: rough heavy packing. $8.50 a 9.10; pigs and skips, $8.25&8.30; stocks hogs. $6.25 iff 7.30. Cattle steady; receipts 235, Steers, prime light, $7f7.30; prime heavy, $7.25(S7.50; good, $t.307; cow, choice $5.75 ft 6.25; medium to ?oort, $5.75 fi 6; ordinary to fair, $3&r5.fA; heifers, $5fiL25; bulls, $2.7.1 fi -; calves, $.", i 7. Sheep higher; receipts 121. Lambs, east of mountains, $.73fl 10; lambs, valley, $9.50(19.73; lambs, common. $ 7 let 7.511: choice yearling wethers i U 75; goud yearling-:, Poi-tliuid Butter. PORTLAND, Dec. 13 weak. Butler lVirtlaiul Ci'.im. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 13 Wheat lover. No trading. Spot bids S to 10c lower. lUuestem. $1.33; for'.y pcld, $1.32; club, $1.30; red Russian, J1.2S. Barley, $) lower. No 1 feed, $30. Today's car receipts: Wheat 19. flour 5, ois 3. hay 13. Wheat bloke from eight to ten cents a bu.-ilud here today as a result cf peace iv.'o.-ts. Red Russian, .which jestorday sold for $1.30, today was quoted at $1.28. Illucsteni yester day was $1.43 and today $1.43; forty- fold yesterday, $1.40, today, $1.32; chib yester.iay, $1.40 and toduy, $1.30. Flour dropped today on the retail i.'.urket from $9.60 to $9.40 per ! lei LOCAL MARKETS " , Livestock. (Prices paid producers.) HOGS Alive, 7Vt(d8e. STEERS Alive, (iiTiioc. COWS Alive, d(-4V,e. VEAL Dressed, 8(n l0e. SHEEP Ewes, 4(i "e; wcthcra, 5 (Su'oc ; lasius, a'aty'tie. Livo Poultry. HENS Light i - hens, 1214c springs, Lie; old roosters, 7c. DUCKS Eat, 8c. GEESE Fat, 8c? TURKEYS Fat -youns, J7c; old BELGIAN 11AHES 5c. BELGIAN HARES, fl(nc. Hay nnd G'rnin. (Buvimr prices.) WHEAT $1.2.3. OATS3S ton. "Goodnight Corns ! 3 Drops in 2 Seconds. That's AIL , "GETS-IT" Does the Best. ' Never Fails. , "Ilcilllv, T iM'Ver cotjlil boo how soma few jn ople ixc th most ililh- iltand painful way tlicy run II mi to (jet rll of coins. They'll wrsip thir toi-s up with b;uil;n.tn into a nackitt;t that fills their sln. n full of fVct ami makes corns bo painful they've got ...' Ji.Gr' IE "Geu- mil to walk Kiuv.':i and wrinkle up llicir lures. Or Hkv use ;tlv,a tbat cut I'lK'it. Into I'"' to and nmko It r:r. and Horn, or they'll uaf plasters xliat innko tlin corns biiln-'. "r Difk tind now? I't tli'lr corns nnd tnase thi'lO'-shle. rl. Funnc.lsn't It? "IIKTS JT is the pimid", jpod'-rn wonder for corns, .lust mil 3 dtops on. It dries tnittaiitly. No pai'i. flu's o'- troul-l". Tho corn, PRllm or wnrt looncns find. comenofP. lllllon-i uhb nothinir else." "CIETS-TT" Is sold nnd roconimond erl by dnijriristK everywhere, 2"c it bottle, or sent on receipt of price, by 13.. Lawrence & Co., ChlcoBo, III. Sold In Medford and recommended as the world's best corn remedy by Leon 11. ILiskins and Medford IMiar- maey. It is a winter plarjc which claims thousands every season. Scott's Emulsion will strengthen and fortify you against Grippe, and if you k have had it, Scoff 'swill.rc- tA storeourstrciif;tl l.'isterlliau 1 u any other known medicine. No Alcohol-Just Blood Food Scull Iknr. Hlo"iifl.-!d J. Vr'ili HAY Grain and nlfulfa, ton. H.UtLF.Y Whole, ifik"). Prices Paid by Dealers. PORK lOKo. ' BKEF lDCfff-c LARD 18e. SHOCLDKKS L3c. K(K!S '-".ic. l'OTATOES--2 per 1(10 lbs. ONIONS He. HONEYr-lic per lb. C1DEH 2.3c. ; BUTT EH- FAT :i7c. BUTTER Wiiolosule, 30c. Notice Notice is hereby given in accord ance with section 3373, L. O. L., that, after 60 days from the date hereof, it will bo unlawful for any stock to run at largo Within East Phoenix voting precinct, of Jackson County, Oregon, under penalty of $10.00 for the first offense and $20.00 for each and every subsequent offense, to be recovered from the owner of the stock in civil action In the name of the State of Oregon before a justice of the peace of tho precinct in which such owner or keopor, or oither of them, may resldo, etc. Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this 9th day of December, 1916. G. A. GARDNER. County Clerk, for Jackson County Oregon. Notice Notice is hereby given in accord ance with section 5575, L, O. L., that after 00 days from the date hereof, it will be unlawful for any stock to run at large within West Phoonix votiua precinct, of Jackson County, Oregon, under penalty of $10.00 for the first offense and $20.00 tor each and every subsequent offense, to be recovered from tho ownor of the stock in civil action In the namo of the Stato of Oregon bofore a justice of the peaco of tho precinct In which such owner or keeper, or cither of them, may reside etc. Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this 9th day of Deconiber, 1916. G. A. GARDNER, County Clerk, for Jackson County, Oregon. Notice Notice Is hereby Riven in accord ance with section 5575, L. O. L., that after 00 days from the date hereof, it will be unlawful for any stock to run at largo within North Medford vothiR precinct, of Jackson County, Oregon, under penalty of $10.00 for tho first onenso and $20.00 for each and evory subsequent offenso, to be recovered from the owner of tho stock In civil action in tho name of the State of Oregon before a justice of the peuce of the precinct in which such owner or keeper, or cither of them, inny rcsido, etc. Dated nt Jacksonville, Oregon, this 9tlrday of December, 19)i. (. A. OAKDNER, County Clerk, for Jackson County, Oregon. LOST LOST .V heavy -cog wheel, between the Conger ranch and Trail. Finder please notify James Hoyton, Pros pect. 12!l LOST Small cold brooch with aniO' - thyst and pearl settings. Kinder please leave at this ofi'ico and re ceive reward. 2:12 I'Olt KXCII.lN'ti WANTED To exchange, light horses for heavy horses, weighing 1300 to 1500 poundx. Will pay cash bal ance. Ilox 15, Mull Tribune. MONEY TO LOAN TO LOAN' On real estate. I, Mail Tribune. MONEY Uox 1 TO LOAN Money to loan In small quantities. Uox X Y Z, .Mall Tiiu une. MONEY TO LOAN Have money lo loan on first mortgages. Quick service. E. 8. Tumy, 210 Caruett Corcv bldg. W A xvk i-y IISCK L LA X Et fc ' WANTED C. A. Hamlin, dealer in hides and pelts. Highest prices paid. Phone 475-L. Office Laur el St., Market. 1 2.':C WANTED Hoard and room for little girl, age 8, In private family In Washington school district. Phone 578-J. 229 WANTED One doaen Plymoth Rock hens. E. C. Lockwood, Phoenix, Ore. 2 30 WANTED Financial aid on perfect ing patent. Only one of Its kind. Parties must have. references, ftox. patent, care Mull Tribune. 22-t WANTED Remember your poultry and ezgs will bring you more money nt Warner, Wortman and (ioro's. One price for bnui rt d4i'di'ii.i of mm. WANTED Hoy over 10. Splendid opportunity for advancement.. Wes tern Union Telegraph company. FOB BENT HOUSES FOR RENT- Small furnished house. Inquire l)r,,Seeiy. 232 FOR RENT Well furnished 6-room bungalow, 422 8. Laurel. tl laitNlSHUD APARTMENTS FOR RENT Strictly modern bunga low at South Central. Com-uletcly-furnished. Inquire Reddy Jewelry store betweon one and 0 o'clock. 22S FOR RENT M18CELLAXKOVS FOR RENT Or trade, small ranch close to town, city water; phone and lights. Best of soil. What have vou. P. E. Wynkoop, S20 West 12th. Phone 204-W. FOR SALE POULTRY. OR SALE Fat young goeso. Call ovenings or meal tlmo only. C.'W. Isaac. FOR SALE Order now. Fat turkeys for Christmas. A few flno gobblers from prize winning stock. J. C. Herring, Contral Point. 131 FOB SALE LIVESTOCK. FOR SALE 20 head 5-year ewes, good condition, $6.35. Rosenberg Bros., Holland Hotel. 228 FOR SALE Finn block work mare, weight 1400 lbs. Phono 314-L. .. 233 FOR SALE Four Chester Whlto pigs about 12 wocks old. H. A. . Lunt. Talent. , 128 VOR SALE Stroiie worn-team in prime condition, maro and gelding, each 1200 to 1400 pounds. Of fered at a very low figure, due to lack of work. Kxceptlonal snap. Apply Mail Tribune Office. Box 30. 229 VOJl SALE Two coming 3-ycar-old colts. A. S. warren, Tolo. Fhone 197. Central Point. 229 FOlt SALE Ono .team buckskin horses, single or double. 1004 East Main. 228 If OK SALE Horses. Weight, about 1400. Wagons and harness. Dig Vines Lumber Co. l'OU SALE 11KAL KSTATB FOR SALE 120 acres timber land. A fine bargain, also team, harness and two wagons. 01 1 IS. Main. 230 FOR SALE SO acres timber land Near railroad on Jackson creek $15 per acre. cash. V. O. Ilox 1SS Jacksonville. 228 FOR SALE Seed, alfalia, red clover sweet clover, timothy nnd other grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write for samples. Ralph Waldo Elden, Central Point, Ore. I'OR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE .Manure. Phone 2 7 4-L 2:1 FOR SALE Seventy five tons alfnl fa and Smlaii grass hay. $11 in stack, ltoneilherg Pros., Iloilau Hotel. ' 2J'J FOR HALE Complete furnishings o: home. J j Rose uvenue. FOR SALE A lady's bicycle Cood as new, $10. Phono ;ill-L. 220 FOR SALE Medium sized safe. Also Underwood typewriter, latest mod el. good condition. Iilu Pines .Lum ber Co. FOR SALE New Ideal gang Plow Two 12-inch steel beam plows Spring tooth harrow with runners Improved feed cutter; AH in A condition. 210 Knight, West. 2 FOR SALE One roll top Dcrnard desk choice of three. Co. Motn tf FOR SALE -To be moved, tho two small buildings at 418 West Mai street. C. A. DcVoe. WHY? Irrigation means salcablo land. cannot sell land in this county unless it has water or a show to get it. The actual producing value of land In this county will he more than doubled when properly irrlsatod. Irrigation first. L C. BARNES 10 Wj( Maid iHrut," LAHER AtlTO SPRING CO. We are operating tho largest, oldest and best equipped plant In tho Pa cific northwest. Use our springs when others (nil. Sold under guar antee. 20 North Fifteenth St, Portland, Ore. Attorneys GEORGE A. CODDING Lawyer Room 412 Gamott-Corey Bldg., Medford, Ore. Phone 221. GEO. W. CHERRY Attorney and Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun ty Bank Building, entrance N. Central, Medford, Ore. PORTKR J. NEFF Attorney at law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. . A. E. REAMES Coroy bldg. -Lawyer. Garnett- Collections COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We collected some accounts 14 years old. Wo know how to get the money. The Bullock Mercantile Agencv, Inc.. Rooms 1, 2, 3. Has liins' Bldg., 210 B. Main st. i Dentists DR. T, T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dan iels Clothing Store in rooniB for-' merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone C92-Y. Recidence Phone 600-Y. 151 drTwT m". VAN SCOYOC ' DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOC Dontlsts Gnrnott Corey Bldg., Suite 810 Medford, Ore. Phone 856. Engineer and Contractor FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer and contractor, 404 M. F. ft II. Bldg. 8urveys. estimates, irrigation drain age, orchard and land Improvement. Garbage GARBAGE Got your premises cleaned up for the summer. . Call on tho city garbage , wagons fo good service. Phone 874-L. . Ir, Y. Allen. ' House Movers MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS Wa movo houses, barns, garages, ma chinery, etc. Phone 488-M, or 488-X. 612 S. -Newtown, 811 Da kota. Instruction in Music FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of piano and harmony. Hnlght Muslo Studio, 401 darnett-Corey Illdg., Phone 72. . Insurance EARL 8. TUMY General Insurnnce office, Fire, - Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plato Glass, Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent com- , panics, good loenl servlco. No. 210 Gnmott-Corey llldg. Pliyslchius nnd Surgeons DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic' physician. 303 Garuott-Corey build ing. Phono 130. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose nnd throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co. bldg., opposite P. O. Phono 567. Public Stenographer. O. .1. HULL Public Stenographer. Logal Work a Specialty. Room 209 First National Bank Building, Tel ephone 203-R. 234 lintel's and Publishers .MEDFORD PRINTING CO.. has the best, equipped printing office in Southern Oregon; Hook binding, loose leaf lodgers, billing aystems, etc. Portland prices. 27 North Fir Bt. Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. -r-Otflee 42 North Front st. .Phono 315. Prices right. Service guaranteed.- . . MODISTE Ilertha M. Herrall. rhone 422-L. y619 East Main. - .- . -249 WESTON'S Camera Shop 208 East Main Street, Medford The Only Exclusive Commercial Photographers in Southern Oregon Negatives Made any time of place by appointment.. Phone 147-J ; . Well do the rest I. D. WISTOJf, Prti. j