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The fine Hpell of wcwilhiir .McjilTtiid
has enjoyed for (ho past two woh
seem e about lo end, as Iho pmllclion
of thin morning is for rain or fiiow
lonight and Sunday. Tlx; KpiinKlilu:
tomporaturc of t his ninrnin with a
minimum of :ts riugrces followed Fri
day's maximum of decrees.
This office will uir.e tniliscrljil.inn'
for tho Portlwnd ToloRiain. -liurgtiin
rato ui $3.95 u year liy nmij. yub
Boripttong to ho S'.-nt ill hul'oro Febru
ary 3 0. , 7 1
frlno nainsook, organdy and voile.
Qlandirraft Shop. 2M
AIIhh Mildred Hilton who has hocn
BufforiiiK for over a week with an
Attack of In fla minatory rheumatism
because) of which her mother, -Mrs. A.
S. Itlfton was summoned to limner
ton, Wash., arrived home this fore
noon much Jmprovod and able t
walk. Miss Hilton has rcwiKiied hw
civil service position in th govern
Hietit service, into whi'h she wen!
after serving thru the war in the
'aval Heserve, and niti-nil; lo remain
here permanently. She was aceom
panted homo by her mother.
Machine needles, bobbins and shut
tles, for all makes of sewing ma
chines. Handicraft Shop. II'iS'
Dance at Kl. Mark's hall, KalTjaii
2-i. IjauiiHpach'H orchest ra. Nnff sed
1! r. !)
A number of Medford Klks will at
tend tho initiation of a largo chiss of
candidates from Weed, Cal., by the
Ashland lodgo of Klks tonight. A
hig social time will he held in con
nection. Monograms, centers, luncheon
cloths, infants drosses stuninod to order-,
flandicnut Shop. ' a IS 1
. On and after January 12 the Mines
& Snider garago will bo open day and
night. ' tf
Harry L. Porter of Portland, son
of Mr. and Mrs. I. (1. Porter and
brother of tieorgo W. Porter of Med
ford, as tho result of a fall Wednes
day whllo trying to catch n street car,
sustained u scalp wound and a cut
over the left eye, which necessitated
treatment nt St. Vincent's hospital.
Tho Medford Printing company hap
tho Do Luxo Multiplex cash book?
and other ruled hooks, looso leaf sys
tem, also inventory sheets. If you
noed these or any other blank bookf
or bills to fit any binder see this
office and patronize home industries.
tl
Hats cleaned and blocked. Apparel
Gleaners and Hatters, 103 North Cen
tral. Phono 223-J. 2U0
t Tho barbers of Medford havo not
nor do not Icontomlato ' u raisoi In
prices of shaves and hair-cuts, and
Authorize this statement to he made
t relievo the minds of a number of
titolr patrons.
, 10 per cent off on all Pacific. Pack
itirn goods, Handicraft Hhop. 201
Dr. llolne, oyo, oat, noso. throat.
Just unloaded aiuiier carload of
oris. Placo your order now before
eCdvanco In prlco.. i ;Clarlt & Childers.
i i 2tio
l Allan Kohson, the Itoseburg auto
salesman was here a few days this
voek on business.
Dance at St. Mark's hull, Sat., .Ian.
'24. Luunspaeh's orcheslra. Nuff sed.
2 ft 11
Mrs. Paul Hansen, coraetioro for
NuHono. Phono GS5-J.
Tho faculty of the Sacred Heart
hospital havo announced that they
will resume their training school for
nurses on May 1st next.
Wainriiiiiu Fountain pen ink, nice
bluo, turns black. -.Medford Honk
Sloro. 2.Mt
Hen f Sheldon motored over tn
Grants Pass yesterday on a buslnes:;
VlHll.
Hasklns for neallh.
Take your hem:ititching-nnd picot
In to the Handiciaft Sbof; US-
Farmer Mroti., who took charge oi
tho Valley UJiiagy a lew .uuinths ago
are doing a nice business and Iwivc
expert mechanics. They also have
used cars for sale. . ..-
Hrlnpc your glass Jarn for freshly
grated horsuiadish at the Public Mar ,
ket Saturday. '
Huy your rresi1 enHleJjj'.bitckwhnat
lit Warner, Wi.rtnian (Iiire. 2!'
Among the Oregon people Nlnppini;
lit the .Medford Friday and loila
were ('. W. Shines of La (irandc,
1-ouin K. (ieil of Albany, Carl Taylor
of Kugene, ( II. forsoii of Crant:
Pass, 1. K. King of Ashland and D
Hellmau. W. N. Haus'-r, t'. K until .!
A. A. .Schanz, A. A. Kallmann. A. W
Aruolil, II. ,1. ,1. I.hiiim'H, II. I,. Cov
II. V. Skuse, I,. CoWt-ntz and t;. K
lteed.
Woodnlocli . Hnyal, Corona a tut
Hammond typewriter;. Medford Hunk
Store.
Hemstitching: and pivot inn. The
Vanity Shop.
At t heir recent hard time dam e
and euterl a in men I in Port land. 101
hut members of company Ct Third
Oregon Infantry, had lots of tun ami
levene with their former comman
der, Lieutenant Colonel .1. ,1. Crosle
who headed that ormitiizulhm as cap
tain when it went Into thn war and
while it was stat iotied in Medford
on tunnel and bridge snunl duly. As
captain Attoi i:ey Ci ossh-y often sen
tenced enlisted men to kitchen police
duty as a matter of discipline. Short
ly after the command reached France
he w.tp promoted maior and later to
lieutenant cnlunel. The hoys mt in
their revrn'e oa their old time com
mander at the entertainment. Wear
lug an old pair of reeehct and a tat
tered olive drab Miirl, CrnsMoy look
ed very iimnilitai y, it in said. He
served coffee, mopp'd Hie floor, and
wati Rer.eral Mint in former hurl;
privates and other enlisted men.
On and after .limitary 12 th Hituv
Snider tiarage wit! be open day and
niKhl, ' t:
Porn, to Mr. and Mrs". Harry l
ilcnson, Wednesday, Jan. 21st, a 7 k
pound son.
Orroa, tailors lur mnn and women.
High grade only. Ashland, Ore.
Fine seed barley, bearded and
beardless. Keebrtned gray otits
Vetch seed, at Lee Wat kins & Co.,
Vil South Front. PhMio 200. 20 1
Mr. ami Mrs. W. K. Cumin of Ma
docd; Calif., former well known resi
dents of Medford, have just returned
home from a visit with their daugh
ter, Mrs. W. K. Kandy at Klamath
Falls. .
See the newest spring models In
:;atin hats at tho Vanity Shop. 2 05
Medford Window Cleaning Co
Hcuiho cleaning, janitor work, floor
finishing, waxing or varnishing. Hea-
jonabl prices. James Waldson, 2 1
C.enesee. Phone 20I5-Y. 2,"i9
Mrs. AV. It. I')add and Jean Dawson
arc guests at the Hotel Holland from
Portland.
Wo expect an appraiser for the
California Joint SU.Y-k Land bank to
bo in 'Medford soon. If you want
prompt service on your farm loan at
0 per cent file your application to
day. iMcCurdy Insurance Agency.
,2ro
A steel loom in first class condition
for sale. Phone. 117-X. 202
Forrest (1. Williams, ex-service
man and erslwhil" beekeeper of the
lioguo llivor valley, arrived In Med
ford this week and is visiting vvith
Ills sister, Mrs. II. A. Canaday. Mr.
Williams lias been located in and
about I -os Angeles for some time pat
and has returned to Medford to assist
James Stewart, tho bee king, in car
ing for his numerous colonies of busy
workers.
The loyally circle of tho M. K.
vhurch gave a social at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moore, HU!I Kaat
Jaeksdn street, 'ijudsdny evening. A
splendid musical program was ren
dered by Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Meeker,
.Miss Kunico Brandon and Mrs. Maude
Anderson. Mnt. Moore and Mrs. Me-
Narry served refreshments during the
evening.
Painting, tinting and paperhang
ing. Phono G00fc-X. 270
Tho U. of o. llloo club according
to best information obtainable will
not sing In Medford this season, and
Hosehurg will lie tho only placo in
southern Oregon favored with a con
cert by tho ( lub.
Since IB 10 t:i cost of building ma
terial has Increased 11!) per cent;
household goods 100 percent; cloth
ing 23S percent; have you Increased
your liisuram'o to conform 'with tho
replacement value' of your property.
McCurdy Insurance Agency. 1 ."!)
Miss .Mabel Mears arrived in the
city from Klamath Falls Wednesday
f(,(r a short visit with relatives before
going lo lOugeno lo assume her new
duties as a member of the high school
faculty.
The Pythian Sisters will give a
curd parly and dance at the K. of P.
hall Wednesday evening, Jan. 2Sth.
Light refreshments will be served.
All knights and their families are in
vited. See D. It. Woort & Co., No. 7 West.
Kloynnth, for firo Insurunco. tf
For tho tiesi Instiranco seo Holmes
the Insurance Man.
New York clly visitors in the city
and nuenls nt I ho Medford are Harry
M. Keller and (leorgo llumallle. Oth
er guests are C. S. Cotiueu of Seattle
;nd Mr. and .Mrs. F. P. Holmes of
llopedale, Ohio.
Brunswick phonographs on eimy
terms at Hale's Piano House- tf
The January missionary meet In;
of Hie ladies of the HapHsl church
will bo held in the church parlor next
Tuesday at 2:;tu p. m., the ladies fn
the lenih district having charge of
(lie program. Subject, "lite test of
lisclpleship. A special offering will
be taken for our part of sustaining
the adopted boy, Luke, at the Palila
lia! mission in south central India.
Pleasi bear in mlud. Mrs. Spriggs,
leader.'
1'be Kpworth Leamio social hour at
i he First M . K. church from 7t : :t 0 to
ii::'0 on Sunday afternoons is attract
ing the attention of tho young people.
It is a time of good music, insi ru
in out nl and vocal, of other wholesome
ntertalumenl features, and of good
fellowship. Also good eats or re
tltfidnnenls are oecnsiona lly nerved.
LndfcH' ami men's nulla French drv
cleaned Sl.fiO. City Cleaning Worki.
Phono -171. tf
Hemstitching 10c per yard, tnread
furnished, work guaranteed. Mail
orders solicited. Singer Sewing Ma-
blue Co., lir. West Main sheet.
Phono 2 I '.-K.
Funeral services over the lain
Dwlghl It. Andrus. who died at Uose-
burg. will be held at the Weeks Jfc
Mi-tiowau chapel Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Members of Chester A.
Arthur Post, C. A. It., will attend In
a body and take part in th. services.
Painting, tinting and decorating
orders promptly attended to, Phone
00 t, Kllfott K .McCafferty. Its 4
.Mrs. James I,ogan went to Cr.ints
Pass Ft May morning to join her hn-
nnd who had just returned there
from a trip lo Itoseburg.
T r y our m orcii ants lunch. T h o
Shasta. tf
Mark Levi, tho veteran t raveling
salesman from San Francisco for
ni an;- years, arrived in the city Fri
day on nae of his periodical business
usiis.
On ami after January 12 tho Hlnes
& Snhler garage- will be open day and
titbit. tf
Tlii afternoon. Mrs. Florence l.ee.i
the county jniise, is hidiling the last!
one ot del ser'es of classes on home
nursing in Ashland.
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO.
UNDERTAKERS
Dhjt I'Iioiio: rarlflc 227.
lKlit I'liunr: F. W. Weeks, IDS-J'i.
Ltlf AMtttanjl
iM'rs. F. M. Wilson and daughter
Maliel, left on I I for Portland today.
They expect lo make u vitdt of a
week or ten days.
Slab wood for salt, by tier or cord.
Valley Fuel Co.
Carl Taylor, assistant traveling
passenger ami freight agent of the
Southern Pacific is here today, hav
ing arrived last night from Ashland
where he spent Friday.
For sale iiuck snot gravel. Phone
912-.1.
Talisman lodge. Knights of Pythias
will have much doing at the regular
meeting Monday night. Ten esquires
are to be knighted, following which
refreshments will bo served. It Ik
tho will of Chancellor Commando
Stewart that there bo no vacant
chairs in the castle hall. On Wed
nesday evening, the 2Sth, the Pyth
ian Sisters will give a card party at
the ca:Ule hall for tho knights and
sisters. Refreshments will be served
Carl Joschke, high ;;rade watch
and clock repairing. 9 Fir street.
The regular meeting of the Mod
ford .Ministerial association, which
was scheduled to lie hold next Mon
day in tho public library, has been
postponed for one week.
Hot tamales and chili coucarne nt
DoVoe's.
Kcnj. M. Collins, the aulo merch
ant for "Ilstlieclimate" town v;w in
the city last night and today. He
stales that he has contracted with nil
Oakland, Cal., concern for the manu
facture of the patent tire changer in
which he is interested and lhat the
first Installment of 500 will arrive
by Feb. K,.
Get tho habit! lluy shares now in
tho Huilding and Loan.
H. P. Jewett of finite Falls, .Mrs.
J. P. .Mat kin of Hilt, 11. S. Stevenson
of (llendale and A. II, Tiffany o
Kugene, are guests at tho Holland.
Kxtra quality H(-'ft shell walnuts
-lite a pound at Warner, Wortman &
Core's. 262
The farm oureau auction pale of
fine bred hogs was held this after
noon at Hulr.is stable with D. M.
Lowe as auctioneer.
Slab and fir wood for sale. Phone
5 5 it .
Dr. Hasnetf's message on "Law and
Order" delivered last Sunday evening
at the First M. K. church, was heard
by a large and appreciative audience.
It hits cain-ed considerable discussion.
Mr. Sasnett announces that he will
speak tomorrow evening on "The
Acid Test," and says it will be a
message in which the claims of Chris
tianity will be subjected to tho most
severe test.
Members of Chester A. Arthur
Post G. A. TL, will meet at the Weeks
6 Mctiowan chapel at 2 p. in. Sun
day, lo take part in the funeral exer
cises over, our Into commander, I). R.
Andrus. ,1. W. Davis, Adj., D. W.
Luke, commander.
For the first time in weeks there
was no bacon nor other smoked meat
on sale at. iho public market today,
Hie three regular sellers of such pro-
duels being 111. Country oggs sold at
10 cents a dozen at Iho market, and
fine horseradish was one of the com
modities much in demand..
The members of (he Ladies' lliblo
class of the llaptlst church, are re
quested to be at the funeral of Mrs.
it. lioherts on Sunday at 2:..0 p. m.
Robert Muller, the former owner
of the Fourth street baUerv, has
moved with his family to .Medford
where he will make his home for
time. Ashland Tidings.
A. F. .M A. M.
0. .Ml Musoim arc rorpiosto 1
lo hssoiiiMl' at .Mauiv hall
r l . m., Sunday, .l;n.
li'illi, tn attend iho funeral at llrotln'r
Dwiuhl li. Andrua. Itrolhfrn v.-iip
ran dn s are riMini'sled to hriim car.
lly orili-r or tile W. M.
J r, !l I., K. WILLIAMS.
IrV ho niiiinir crnrwl ltPMtton
S anA rrirul.ir tuiwrl mnvrmfnt. Con
r ... ,.i I i. .1 .... ik,.i
no optatrs jjs thr finwit wrp-
innir pncni,3. r.'iprriajijr
I-
mcnucd lortccthinK time.
At att tiruwftiitm
TOO L AT E TO C L AS S I FY
FOR SALK Mammoth lircnre tin
keys. J. C. Herring Central IM.'tnt
27 0 '
FOR SALF -Five room house, clear.
Large lot. plenty of fruit; on pav -d
Htreet. Call 2.'.0 Heatly street. 20(1
FOR SALK- Furniture and canned
fruit. Call 2,-ii Really Mreet. 20ii
FOR SALK One horse, s years old.
weight 12HO; wagon and harness.
$su.oa. See C. A. Childers, Crater
Lake tiarage. 20u
FOR SALK - Farm wagon. Oltver 1 I
inch sulky plow with extra 12-in h
bottom; Acme weeder, s-inch iMi h
ard plow, set of work hnrnos;-; five
ewe sheep. Will trade for pi;:s or
calves. Ctrl Ksch, Siugleton rate h.
2 S miles southwest Kaule Point.
20 1
WANTKD -Coed wU wants position
on ram h or orcharii; two children.
1 1 . 1). 1, Route 2, Pox CI. 20 I
LOST - Pair of glasses in case, west
of librarv tin .Main street. Return
to Mail Tribune. Reward. 2'0
Yon can gat snott any
old thing t DtVoes
moat any old tine,
il
H a d d v TiS B
mfrT--': s? f"
ROBET',WAR.WlCrCr
'Told in the Hills"
"T(dd in the Hills" leliuhll'iil
The screen "lias rendered n L're-il
service in iiielurizinL' Mnrnh V. I v -an's
iiiiinorlal novel. "Told in Imc
Hills," which wil li Mu.ior R'obei !
Warwick, in the Icadimr nde. came
lo I he lahertv liieat er " b'-t iiiuht. . It
is a lliiilliiii-' siorv d' love and sac
riliee. Auninst n iiia'jniriceni hacd;
ground o' hiL'h mountains and c;tn
vons, n splendid east of plovers en
acts the Morv. F.ilcen I,,rev, Ann
l.'ltle. Wanda llawlev and Tom I'or
iran assist Alia jo r Warwjck,. who
nlavs the role of the hero "( ienesee''
.lack Stuart. It is a Mielit full v
tiirillinur pholoplav, ami will he pre
vented at the Liberty last time to-ni-lil.
At Kialto Sunday
Sweet, siiappv. henutiful, mud
fiiecd. loving, furious tempered, bi:
hearted, conssidcra te, llioiiL'ht less,
lavishiv irowned, slalternlv a I tired,
romautie, evnieal, honorable. .11 safe
cracker, dignified, a liimmv dnneer,
i'lid craishooter, wholesome alley
denizen that's '"The Hoodlum," t lie
second of Mnrv I'ickl'ord's produc
tiiuis prodiiei1 in her own studios.
Th(re n more Catarrh lr this section
it the country than nil other diseases
put together, and fur years it wafl sup
iiobpi to ho incurab.o, Doctori prescribed
local remeritrs, and bv constr'ly fallinR
to cure with (ocaj trt.'.-tment, liroiiounctl
It leciirablo. catarrh la a local disease,
greatly l-oiueiiced by constiimlonul con
ditions niul , therefore requires constitu
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine, manufactured by F'. J. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo, .Ohio, da 'a constitutional
remedy, is taken. Internally ami , acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous riurfacea
of the System. Ono Hundred L'ollars r
ward Is offt-red for any cane that liull's'
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send fov
clrrtitars nnd tt'stlmonlals.
' F. J. CHI:n1-:Y & 1:0., Toledo, Ohio.
S.dd by I rti,?Klslp, 7Sc.
Hail's 1'amily ''Ills for constipation,
LOOK IN A
Are there any linea be
tween your eyi-.-i'.' If .so,
ask yoiiivelf the qaesiion,
'WhV
.Many people have a
const ant scowl cn used
snle'.y liy eyestrain. This
is i rien so (' if-.t i; t i"i "
that it doesn't matter
how attractive the person
oiherwise appears tho
;;con jipoils it all.
In mosl ease-i scowls
can be 'smoothed' out by
relievinc, iho eyestrain.
H you have any synip
1 0111s 4)1" eyest rain yf.u
should let us examine
your eyes at once. Don't
wait until u.uly lines ap
pear between the eyes.
Dr. Rickert
OPTOMETRIST
I'imh'I Hid.:;.
MrMlord, Oregon
Start the
New Year
right
by
taking home
a box
of
Our Candy
The Shasta
wlii.-li will lie -liciirn nt the iiilio!fig5E22H
tlicnrtcr luuv i:ivs, rarini toi!!(-1
row. !
Marv "Pickford in
"UliG Hoodlum'
Drugstores SelB ijJp'
Five million people
use it to KILL COLDS WK,
QUININE
am.
Standard cold remeily for 20 years
tali let lorni sale, sure, no
4. hours relieves Krip ((1 3 diys.
VSiK M""7 back if it hilr,. The
f(,3feX i'cnuinc bo . baK a Red
ilxiV ill. Mr Hills
opiates hrcaks up a coin in
-SJiE AC All Drug Starmu
Illghent quality jewelry repalrln
Diamond setting, watch repairing
Batlafactlon aiftured In
quality and prlo.
MARTIN J. REIT
Utl uh rsur want.
Blouses
New Spring
Biouses
Now Arriving;
Plc.-iso liMik over our
lines before Ijti -i
The
Vanity Shop
Next to IUnllo Tbcntre
Come to Battory
, Headquarters
Just because some garage
man says, "I'll fix it and it'll
be good as new," don't trust
your battery to an amateur.
Pnnm n KoftpMr Vl (T O
I quarters where we have the
.equipment to really lest
your battery and the knowl-
ede of what it needs.
! v Only a careful hydrometer
reading can show it a battery
needs charging. - Only the
proper instruments can give'
it a discharge test showing '
that it isproperly recharged.
It costs n little more to make
repairs in the rif.ht way, but
a thorough job . is .always
worth while.
Electric Shop
South Bartlctt Street
Medford. Ore
A.
-
Brigp Auto Wood Saw
1 am takin.s liio aaoncy for, t tip
Hriuiif? Amio ',o(Uaw and am saw
ir.a wood ly the cir.I or liy tho hour.
IIKMIV MOI.l I'
,!,Vi So'Ch Newtown, rhonc 723-W
CASCARAfcf
w?i
If I 1?I
First Methodist
Fourth un (I IlBitlelf. '
A Church of iod Music. 4
A Church with a Vision and Program of Community Service.
1 1
' "The Great
1 ' 1
' ' '-"The Aciit Test
Two iiir5snK-'5i"lriiit will nppiMl
' . ' Rev. J. Randolph Sasne(tt,
I r TOILET FipEE J
y .;.!!... n
HEATH'S DRUG STORE
. . , ,Tfce San Tox Store. , ,,.
Every enr oi iiiolor' ti'uelc' ilrivev lik6s .io .feol '
Power, jn, reserve i,)o t'r that lie can depend, upon ;
instantly when needed. -.r-,.. ... .
That is what ZENITH earhnretion gives yon
quick response to every dejJBiiid-ffi'efifer power,
greater speed, ready acceleration.' Z10NI.TII means
full engine energy without waste of fuel.
That is why ZHXfTl was used on the majority of!
fighting planes on the Allied Front; why it was lised
on the effective French Keiiault tanks; why it was
used on all hilierty motors, including those,', of the
MO-H: whv Ix'alpk Dd'ahna's record breaking Pack
ard "905" was ZKNlTJl-hXiUIPBEJ.). " -.nHu.M
' - T:'. I-f! ) ,. if--': .:!
Young's
s
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fbtojj Dcuosits .Inn. 23. 1920. $i.064.5'15.M V '
Dcncsits Jan, 23. I0l92r725gj)2
F I Increase 1 ;Lj $339fl93,Gi- .
ugi "r sti'iiilv srowll .(Ino'-lii WVifj j i
i 1 1 : 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1; . i-oniliincil wiili'U'uuvt'ivv ;nni lrl
f;-' '":..)$
; ifeV ' . 4 Wr Vnt-'rt.-W!it':- i. A
ESTABLISH rQfl8i.yiJ-JCg:r7. , ,
I CAN plus IVILL equals ''OPPORTUNITY
MEDFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE
Imlividiial liistrurtimi Day or ovcnliiK
LEARN MORE EARN MORE ENJOY MORE
.lA.zv iii,i:ii oit in'iiXi, .m.zkii
Thn J.AZ.Y I I I C Iran-Is in a (.iiTlp-rli ifls niinlcssly XKVKIt
-Mti!ii-:s. Th.- iii:i, .i.z.i:h ,iK (,.;,iv .ln(.,...t'.N'7.-ii
joy-ja.z KS IIAITI.NK.SS tl'll-duuli a I'lt.AlTU'.Mi Tlf.AI.N-
ixci for i.ii k's itrsiMcss.
J acksonville Medford
iXTi:i;ruiiA ai'tocah co.
Schedule from Jan. Ht.', ,1020, irllj
KxceptSiinilay."
Leave Modford: 7: in a. m., S:n
a. m., Si: 00 a, m., 10:00 a. m., i 1 : 00
a. in., li:(i() noon..l;:U) p. ju. -. L'fl
P. m.,. 3: So. p. m., 4:;to p. m. R:S
p. m , Sat. c nly 7:.".0 p. m., 9:30 p.m.,
Sat. only 10:30 p. m.
, Leave Jacksonville: 7:30 a. in.,
S::tfl a. -m.., !:,".f.u m., 10:30 a. m..
11:30 a. m., 1:00 p. ni., 2: no p. m.,
3:oo p. n)., 4:00 p.,ni., 5:0 p. ni.,
7:i0 p. m.. Sat. only S:00 p. m.j Sat.
only 1:,"0 p. in.
Sunday Only
Leave Medford: 9:00 a. ni., 10:30
a. in., 12:00 noon, 2:30 p. ni., 4:00
p. in., :,::,o p. ni., 7:00 p. tn., 9:30
p. m.. 10:30 p. ni.
Leave Jacksonville: 9:30 a. ni.,
11:30 a. m.. 2:00 p. in., 3:30 p. m..
":" p m., 6:30 p. m., 7:30 p. m.,
9:.".o p. ni. '
Office and waitlni; room Nn. S
Fn.iit, Nash Hotel lluilditiR. Jackson
ville waitiiii; romii at lieier's Confec
tionery.
Episcopal Church
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i Since t!'c First of Octoher this ulace
has l;e;n under new manauement.
j Repairing Is Our Specialty.
1 ' : ' .
! Mtn of lona exacricne are employed
in our shop.
Let us do that overhaulinq job for
von.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
30 N. Holly1.-Me'df or d. ;