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PXQE TWO WEDFOTCD MXTE TRIBUKE, TET)FORD, OttEOON. MONDAY APRIL 1?. '-'V Jnfit to remind you. of the elections return meeting at the library tonight at eight o'clock. You are interested in who the new directors are going to be, and you will enjoyjhe program ,tnat has been prepared. Refresh' menu. Mr. Fisherman, get that fishing rod re-wrapped, etc. Eaten, 320 North Holly. 19 . A very Important business meeting of the Epworth League will be held Tnesday evening. April 13tb. at 7:30 at the Methodist church. Carl Jestbke, high grade watch and c'.oc krepairlng. 9 Kir street. ' The big switchmen's strike has not Grants Pass is financing an irriga tion project which will employ the waters of the Rogue in stabilizing the production of its fertile valley, says the Portland Journal. It is an enter prise which beckons success not only because the feasibility of southern Oregon irrigation has been proven, but because' resident owners .have as sumed responsibility for the project and they have declared that in future sub-divisions the price of land shall be based upon its productivity. Had one or two other southern Oregon communities in the past wisely re strained speculative inflation of land values they would be in more hopeful position today. To charge for agri cultural land more than the land can return In production is always disas trous to any community. The Chamber or Commerce Is yet materially affected Medford altho no thru freight trains have left Port land or Ban Francisco since Saturday and an embargo'has been plared here on receiving freight for points be 'yond Sacramento and Roseville. Cal. and Portland. The S. P. freight de pot today was practically Idle. 'The wholesale grocery houses of -Medford have large stocks on hand, which will Boon be depleted If the strike contin ues. Only local freight trains are coming thru, and only freight con signed to local points between here and Portland, and this side of Sacra mento and Roseville Is being shipped out. - Bargain in slightly used Stelnway plano. Palmer Piano House. 22 Radiator Repair Shop Is now open for business and will make a special ty of repairing and rebuilding radia tors, fenders and gas tanks. All we'.-k guaranteed. 35 South Front.- 23 Considerable excitement was caus ed about 8:30 a. m. today by a flue fire in a chimney on the Palm block over Hale's pluno store, which did no barm. Yon ought to Insnre your anto with Redden & Canaday, 22 N. Cen tral. Phone 720. Regular communication of Reames chapter O. K. S. Wednesday evening, April 14th. Mrs. John Lawrence, chairman of social committee. Theodore Hobgood. of Adams Springs, Calif., a special advertising man, is In Medford this week. Mr. Hobgood called to mind cur old fol low townsman Ed Root and hlB dog Snider. Mr. Hobgood was a part own ed of the Wilson, INI C, advance sev eral years ago, and sold his Interests to JoBephus Daniels. Farmers attention. Medford Iron Works is paying $25 a ton for good scrap cast iron. 21' Yum! Yum! Home-made candy. Get it at the "April Frolic", Jacksun school, Friday, April IGth. 18 The frost danger is over ft the time being as the prediction for to night and Tuesday Is probable show ers. The predicted light to heavy frost for Sunday morning did not ma ateriallte, as the lowest temperature was only .32 degrees and that for a very short time. This morning's min imum temperature was 38 degrees. Fisher's Blend flour. More loaves per sack. Bardwoll Fruit Co., dis tributors. 1 9 I am moving to Oakland, June the first. I am getting a car and would like a good responsible party W take half of It. If there are two or three good young men wanting to go to school In Oakland, would like to board and room there, good place fur right party. J"hona 281-R. s, 19 H. H. Mann of Ixis Angelas, who had been visiting his brother, J. U. Mann and family for a week or two, left for home today. Your spring suit best woolens, reasonable prices. Klein the Tailor, East Main, upstairs. ' ' -Auto and motor truck sulesmen take notice. Andy Gray will give a few illustrations In expert salesman ship at Liberty theatre tomorrow night. 18 The Georgia Minstrels who play at tho Page theater tomorrow night arc appoarlng In AHhlund tonight at tho Vlnlng theater. The Rlue Bird electric washer, the acme of perfection. Is coming to Med ford. Delco-Llght Electricity for every farm. J. E. Bartlett, Medford Hotel, Medford, Ore. Auto salesman, see how Andy Gray, a stuttering salesman, started to work like 30c and reaches a success like a million dollars. Liberty thea tre, tomorrow night. 18 Mrs. Chun. Connor, now living in Washington, I). C, will not spend the summer in her beautiful home near Jacksonville, having ranted II, lu a California fumlly, according to the Jacksonville Post. Drink Lithla Mlnoral wator for rheumatism, stomach and kidney troubles: Order from Jackson County Creamery. Economlie by using scratch pads for use. Got thorn at this office, tf Orres, tailors for men and women. High grade only. Anhlnnd, Oro. clearing house for community thought and action. Join. tf S. C. Daley of Lake creek and F. O. Ablstrom of liutte Falls, are guests at the Holland who arrived In the city Sunday. For eye, eat, nose, throat sea Dr. Heine, Liberty Bldg. Glasses fitted Miss Anna Kathuiine Garrett of 18 Summit avenue, had a minor opera tlon performed Saturday in the Dow hospital. YOUNGSTERS! Need "Cascarets" when Sick, Bilious, Constipated. When yottr child is bilious, constipated nick or full "I cold; when the little tongue is posted, breath b.nl ami stomach sour, get a box of Cnearets nnd etrnigliten the little one right up. Chil dren gladly take tliii harmlexa candy cathsrliennd it cleanses tho little liver and. boirela without griping. Canoareta con itain no calomel or dangerous iltnus and can be depended upon to move the our tile, cafes and indigeatihle waate right out of the bowels. Beat fninily-eathartic became it' never cramps, tiikroa or gaum inconvepieace. Hemstitching 10c per yard, thread furnished. Singer Shop, 115 West Main. , A. E. Reames arrived home Mon day forenoon from his business visit at Portland. Delco-Llght Electricity for every farm. J. E Bartlett, Medford Hotel, Medford, Ore. Dr. L. A. Salade and his brother-in- law, H. D. McCaskey, left yesterday for Catasawkwa, Pennsylvania where they will remain a month or Bin weeks, returning with their wives, who were called east in February lie cause of tho death of their mother, Mrs. Fuller. For Sale Mow and second-hand machines. Singer Shop, 115 West Main, phone 215-R. Tablets and scratch pads made of news print, for school and office use for sale at this office. . tf 'F. Coming Kenly who has been in Portland the past month, is expected to return the latter part of tho week. Machines rented-.- and repaired. Singer Shop, phono 215-lt. , JIasklns for health. Among the guests from a distance at the Holland are A. L. Cohen of London, Eng., Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Gale of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Campbell of Ferndale, Wash. Orres, the ladles' tailor, will be at Hotel Holland every Thursday. Fine woolens, latest styles always. tf Expert phonograph repairing. 45 South Central. Phone CI 5-J. 34 J. F. Carstena, formerly of Rogue River, has purchased a two acre truct of land at Grants Pass of Carl Wol lerman, on which he will make h! home. Wo write fire Insurance. Redden Canaday, 32 N. Central, phone 720 Don't lot anyone tell you that other clothes washers are made on same principle of the Blue Bird. ' Advertising cards calling attention to the State Elks Association conven tion at Salem, July 22, 23 and 24. have already been received by the hotels of this city. Lithla Mineral water by the case. Jackson County Creamery. Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlore for XuBone. Phone 685-J. 1 U. W. Paul's now branch electric store in Grants J'usa was opened for business today, under the manage ment of M. 8. Glenn, recently of Port land, who- had had years of exper ience in that line. It. I. eggs at DeVoe't, A. A. Schramm, state examiner of banks, and Mnr&hall Hooper and W M. Aduir, deputy examiners, urrived in tho city this morning from Suloin and will be here on official duties for a week. They are guests at tho .Med ford.. lave you tried the Lithla Mineral water from the Jackson County Creamery. It has great medicinal value. Miss Poarl Pankey, the popular Central 'Point telephone operator, who recently underwent a major op eraiioii In tho Dow hospital, has re turned to her home convalescent. iWe repair all makes of phono graphs und Vlctrolas. Pulmer Pluno Houho. 22 E. V. Carter or Ashland, chairman of the state fish and game commis sion left Saturday night for Portland to attend tho meeting of the commis sion, which Is of special interest to tho flshurmcn of this section, as tho proposed compromise agreement be tween tho fish canneries nnd anglers associations will bo submitted at this time to tho commission for action. We hare on hand two car loads of spray materials: Arsenate of lead distlllato OJ1 Emulsion, Black Leaf, Atomic Sulphur. H. H. Co-Operative Fruit ARsn., J. A. Perry, Mgr. R. II. Parsons arrived here from Seattle this morning to join his wife nnd children who arrived last week from southern California whore they had spent tho winter. The family will Hpend the summer at the Hillcrest orchard. When you want any hauling, mov ing, etc., dono call 407-Y, Keirur Brothers Transfer Co. 39 .It. V. Smith of Klamath Falls nnd W. J. Ciurbarg of Eugene are among ho Oregon guests nt tho Holland. See Venice and die. Soo a Uluo Bird washdt and you will want to live. Rulph Jennings of Applcgato, for mer sheriff, today put a quietus on the rumor that has been going the rounds to the effect that ho would again run for that office. Ho declares ho Is too busy farming to run for or take office of any kind. Get the habit! Buy shares now In the Building and Loan. tf The abolishment of all state laws. At the meeting of the Improvement prescribing compulsory -vaccination ciub of Jacksonville tonight an im for students and facolty members Injportant topic of discussion will be the public schools and colleges in Oregon is contemplated In a proposed consti tutional amendment to be submitted to the voters of the state at the No vember election," says the Salem Capital Journal. "A copy of the pro posed amendment which is being submitted by the Public School Pro tective League of Portland, has been filed with Sam A. Kozer, deputy sec retary of state, and by him transmit ted to Attorney General Brown for the preparation of a ballot title." Would you like to dance, to some regular music? Come to the R. R. V. Band dance in Ashland, Friday, April IGth, an orchestra of 15 pieces wilj furnish the music for dancing. A nice ride, a nice time, and regular music. 1S Curtis Anderson who was called here by the Illness and death of his si3ter, Mrs. George Gates, left for his home at Stockton, Cal., this after noon. . Two toned ribbons-ln blue, browns and rose color. Handicraft Shop. Jl' Dance at Beagle, Saturday, April 17. Music by Majestic orchestra. 22 Miss Violet McLean of the Ellison White Chautauqua circuit, and Miss Vera Murray, teacher in the Grants Pass high school, spent the week end at the home of Dr. and Mrs. B. it Elliott on South Oakdale. Early seed potatoes at Warner, wortman & Core's. 20 Bids on the construction of a rein forced concrete bridge over Millers' gulch and one over (BIrdseye creek near Rogue river in Jackson county; the construction of a reinforced con crete crossing over the Southern Pa cific railroad south of Ashland and the construction of a wood truss span over Grave creek near Leland Josephine county, are being called for by the state highway department Contracts on this work wili be award ed at the next meeting of the state highway commission in Portland, April 27. New crochet books and cross stitch patterns. Handicraft Shop. 21 . Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McDonald of Loa Angeles who arrived In the city this morning are stopping at the Med ford. Pecoting Hemstitching Handicraft Shop. 21 Our first dance. Where at Ash land. When Friday eve, April IGth. What music 15 piece orchestra, for the benefit of the R. R. V. Band. If you like regular music don't miss it. ' ' IS While the fish have not been biting overly good Carl Bowman and Clar ence iXoe arrived home last evening from enjoying a big catch of cut throat trout in the Rogue river at the Elks lodge picnic grounds. The beauties averaged about one foot in length. The trout are not taking the fly at this time. Hand embroidered shadow proof petticoats. Handicraft Shop 21 - ILeo Ross of Waldo, Chas. Blltch of Fort Stevens and Leslie Hawk of Al bany are registered at the Nash, hav ing arrived Sunday. Hot tnmoles and chill concarne at DeVoe'a. ' tMfss Helen Fliilbrook and Mrs. Maud Anderson arrived ho'me today from their week's sojourn at Port land. For tho best insurance see Holmes the Insurance Man. Eugene guests at the Medford are C. F. Hurrison, Carl A. Barnes and J. S. Hansen who arrived today. Get our prices on millrun, mid dllngs, chick food, egg mash! hog feed, beet pulp, cane molasses, etc Farm Bureau Exchange, 16 W. Main 24 A number of five-pound steelhead havo been caught In Bear cre6k, cording to the Ashland Tidings. See Medford Land & Insurance Agency, successors to D. R. Wood & Co., Rm. 209 Liberty Bldg., for fire ltiBUrunce. tf A 1 title bad luck in tho way of the breaking of a stem to tho drill occur red at the well of tho Trigonia Oil company Sunday evening which will delay tho work of drilling until a new one is received from Seattle, which will probably be Wednesday. Other wise the work of drilling has been progressing with a number of very encouraging features. Many people visited the well yesterday. Our first dance. Whero at Ash land. When Friday eve., April 16th. What music 15 piece orchestra, for the benefit of the R. R. V. Band. If you like regular music don't miss It. 18 The Blue Bird Is the Packard of ICleofric clothes washers. matter of inducing the Wells Fargo company to reopen its express office in the county seat. Representatives of the company will be present to ascertain the wUhes of the people of Jacksonville. Always Is tnere a cheery smile of welcome In the Bine Bird home. At the special election held in Cli max last Saturday on the stock mea sure, called by authority of the coun ty court's order of March 3rd. 1920: Shall stc-.'k. be allowed or permitted to run at large jwiibin, Climax voting precinct, Jackson county, Oregon. 23 votes were cast against stock running at large. to 13 for permitting it., Would you like to dance to some regular music? Come to the R. R, V. Band dance In Ashland Friday, April IGth. an orchestra of 15 pieces will furnish the music for danoing. A nice ride, a nice time, and regular music. 18 William Ilesimins of West Palm and Kenwood. Is recovering rapidly from his' major' operation for stomach trouble in the Daw bospkul. -..He .was downtown today attend to some busi ness matters. INCE SPECTACLE WITH MANY THRILLS AT LIBERTY Inee has vroiim-ed a motion picture with OBITUARY IIOWKI.L Died at her' home tvv.i miles north of Medford. Ore.. Snn- (luy, April 11, Sarah A bat-ail Howell At'td 7." venrs, 3 months 7 days, of infirmities due to old nee. She had been a resident of the Medford vi cinitv for the past nine years hav inir t-onte to'Medfurtl from Superior, Win. Sne leaves to ' mourn her lo? two sons und one daughter, Hurrv H. and Chcncv H. Howell, nnd Mrs. M.ir irnret Sevier, all of Medford, Ore. She was a woman of kindly traits ami lenves a host of friends and relative. Funeral services will be held ut Per!' Chupel, Wednesday. April 14. at 2::10 p. in. Interment in the Medford I. O. 0. V. cemetery. ROSE The remains of Mrs. Mav- ette Hose, wife of Anton Rose, will arrive in Medford Tuesdnv mornint: from Grants Pass; Ore. She is sur vived by her husband, five sisters nnd two brothers, who are Mrs. F.lsie Randall of Vancouver, Wash., Mrs. Charles Vlrieh,. Mrs. lluttie Deneff, of Jacksonville: Mrs. Ivv Childers of Bonanza. Ore: Mrs. Lettia Jenninst. of Miedford, Ore.; Ansil Oilson of Jacksonville. Ore., nnd Ilnrrv (iilson of Richmond, Cnl. Funeral arrange ments announced later. The funeral services for Mrs. Ann heall were held at her late resi dence Salurdiiv, April 10 nt 2:30 p. ni., nnd were lartrelv attended. Uev. D. C. Millard officiated. There was n profusion of floral tributes. The pall beurers weie Wm. J. Freeman, Frank Anjv.'HeArv Maury, J. 1'. O'llara, Sam Richardson and F.il wnrd Farm. The interment was in the Jacksonville' cemetery. ' Thomas II. reallv '.'rent "reds'' real and nailor is !ne background. It M called "DanL-erxti-Ilours" and oi?ned a two-day's run at the Liberty theatre l-t - evening. Even if vou were not in the slight st concerned' as to whether or not this country noes to the doa. vou would enjoy this picture; if. like everv aod American, the future of Au.erica is of vital interest to vou, "Danaertius Hours" has a double appeal. Kt oniv is it a mhrlitv ensiussiiiif photoplay; it is a warning." ' Tomorrow1, loijal ndmirers of vonth ful Charles HaV will havo an oppor tunity to see niiir in' another of his inimitable country bov characteriza tions, "Alarm Clock And v." "THE SPEED MANIAC A NEW MIX WINNER Those who love the best in photo plays can't afford to miss Tom Mix Grip, influenza Hamlin's Wizard Oil a Reliable, Antiseptic Preventive During influenza epidemics spray the nose and throat several times a day with one part Wizard Oil and two parts water, using an atomizer. If you haven'.i an atomizer, gargle the throat and snuff the mixture up the nose. This treatment sets up an antiseptic wall of defense against "Flu" germs. Chest colds and sore throat lead to grip. Stop them at once with Wizard Oil before they can develop into dangerous influenza. Get it from druggists for 30c If not satisfied, return the bottle and get your money back. Ever constipated or have sick head ache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30c at drug gists. Guaranteed. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED Two experienced wait resses, wages $13.00 0 days i week. Rex Cafe. " 23 WANTED Cofll minora mur-Wnr r-none Boo, or call at 31 South Orange after 6:30. 30 LOST In front at 'Blnn's meat mar ket, package containing three pair children's hose supporters. Phone 3U6-Y. is WEDDING 'BELLS MIDWAYISLIFE Men and Women of forty stand at the portal of a crucial period. Strength must be kept up, the body well nourished. SCOTT'S EMULSION is the tonic of wonderful helpful ness to those in middle life. SCOTT'S nourishes and in vigorates and helps the body keep up with the daily wear and tear on strength. Let Scott's help keep voir robust! fivett At Duwnc. BtoomlirUI. N. J. 19-11 Bruce LlningoK a -well known ycung business' man of Ashland, and MIbs Blanche Minton were married Thursday at the home of the bride's mother near Medford. The young couple returned to Ashland yesterday where they wero. given a wedding supper at the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 51. C. Linlnger, on Helman street. -Later in the even ing a company of young people gath ered at the Linlnger home and after serenading the newly married pair, went into the house and spent a so cial evening whero they became acquainted with the new Mrs. Linln ger. Ashland Tidings. Children who Eat GrapeNuts with good, rich milk once or twice a day, are larjjeh fortified against the ills that may come to childish bone nnd tissue through insufficient or improper food. Grape-Nuts is rich in the onjanic salts of wheat and malted bnrlqx and it helps build young bodies straight . and strong. "There's a Reason' Crape-Nuts needs no sugar FOR SALE One Ford car with pis ton rings, two rear wheels, one Ifront Bpring. iHas no fenders, seat or plank. Burns lots of gas. Hard to crank. Carburetor busted half way through. Engine missing: hits c'n two. Three years old; four in the spring. Has shock absorbers ami everyining. Kadialor busted; Buro does leak. Differential's drv you can hear it sqeak. Ten spokes missiny; front all bent. Tires blow ed out; ain't worth a cent. Got lots of speed; will run like the deuce; burns either gas or tobacco Juice. Tires all off: been run on the rim. A durn good Ford for the shapo It's In. Clark & Childers, 11 1 Aorth Riverside. 20 WEEKS & ORR UNDERTAKERS Day l'bone 227 Sight Mioncg F, V. Weeks, 22T-J-2 A. K, Orr, IUT-J-3. Blouse Sale Friday and Saturday APRIL 9 and 10 33 Off We have about 3 dozen Drum mer's Samples In Georqette Blouccs, which will be sold - 33 1-3 PER ilENT OFF FRIDAY AND SATURDAY , Vanity Shop Next Rlalto Theater. MALE AND FEMALE in "The Speed Maniac" whi'-" openeil ve-terdav at the liialto theatre with as clever a lot of ..tunis." a- raar.v thrills and as lrettv a love torv a-: ever were seen in thi- town on tm si-reen. Invincible 'in fitht, irresistible in love, the hero that Mix makes of yoiin- Porter, the we-tern ranchman, is a uenuine human Ijtiir-' with a i!e hfhtail personality, and the tie te-.A-of skill of this -tar' are seven-dsv wonders worth siinr far to .-ee. In fact, the tiower of Mix to attorn new surprises is apparently inexhaustible. The Sunshine comedv. culled the Yellow 1),mt Catcher" offers some- thins new and novel in tlie line, with a leiiL'h every 'J (l 3 1 comfat Sure Relief mmm jESTIMJ INDIGES7IM9 6 Belu-ans hot water Sure Relief tE LL-ANS run iiv3s.a lQty Ugly, Unsightly Pimples Give Heed to the Warning. Pimples on the face and other parts of the body ore warnings from Nature that your blood is sluggish and impoverished, borne times -they foretell eczema, boils, blisters, scaly eruptions and other r-kin disorders that bum like flames of fire. ... j Thev mean that your blood needs S. S. S. to cleanse it of these ac cumulations that cause unlimited kj , A. Are Signals of Bad Blood i, Wtm Jno- (trouble. This rernedv is thf fraf. nof xTQfT-f i Kin hlrwl rniflnr and contains no minerals or chem icals to injure the most delicate skin. V'; x- t,-i-t! j e? e o x.j ' j and .get -rid of those, unsightly 'ami irritationa. If you wish special medical advice, you can obtain ifc without charge hy writing to Med ical Director, 103 Swift Labors tory, Atlanta. Ga, ' Of course, the small boy meant a cucumber vine but, just the same, the idea is good. You can easily raise the most tempting table-delicacies, right in your own yard. It's just a matter of making a selection of Morse's Seeds always de pendable readily available. Five cents a packet at grocers, florists, drug and hardware stores, etc., everywhere. C. C MORSE & CQ. (-!) Here's W to teeth;", M ft v appetite, W The flavor digestionlf s lasts-and the : electrically- . ' sealed . V '"A 1 p package ' brings ; "to you -with'airits . I soodness Perfect- fcfi?fp : ly Preserved. if.yf J m Kept lilttil Wr iRicJhf f mjmimmmmw. illls w tM-mmiW KSSSS, , 13 S3 CHEWING gumT nJsSS NEW SCHEDULE INTERTJRBAN AUTO CO. A A - w n I 1tr.u J... . mir i ma ASllf.AMl Mllit'li;i. , ...tr.-T.. 2:1.;., S:0fi, 3:4."., 4:30, fi:a. (i;O0, 7;i0 p. m. 10:30 p. m. .Sat unlay only. ' ' .oave Ahl"tiii 7-1 r. a.nn o..- n.n. 1:15, 11:00 . m.; l:00 noon: li l io' 2:15, 8:00, 3:45, 4:30, A:15, ii:uo. 7:00 p 'ni.; 12:lii initlnigtil, Saturday 'only. P" U ' ' Sunday Only f-vv; '",v. ' ' a. m.; 12 noon: 1:00 2:00 3:00. 4:00. 5:0Ur, C:3o, y:3Q p. m. w:y iu:uo, i:no a. m.j 12 noon; 1:00 2:00. 3:00, 4:00, 5:00. 0:30,' :3o p. w. aiming twiTn .WQM, Kris SmI I'hnrm.-rv. JACKSOXYIIXF AfEDFORD . . Dairy oxevpt Sunday. Leave Mt-dford S:00. :30. 10:30 i. m.; 12:00 noon: l:3ii." 3:00, 4:30, fi:S0 p. m Saturday only 7:30 p. m.; y:so p. m. dtil Saturday only 10:30 p. m. ' ' Sudirdiiy Oniv Leave Jarkftomille 7:20, ':30, 10:00, 11:30 a, m.; 1:00, 2:oo, 3:45, 5:00 7:00 p. m. Sit unlay only, S:io p. m.' Sunday Only Leave Medfnrd o:oo, lu:30 a. m. 12:09 noon: 2:3(1, 4:00. 5:30. 9:3(1 10:30 p. m. I.eme Jac-ktptiville 10;00, 11:30 a. m. 3:3(), 5;H0, 7:00. 9:50 p. m. UttUv and wnittntr room No. S, South Front, ash Hotel buildinij. Jarkmnviiie WaithiR Room at Reter' Con lectionerv 3.10. Mcdfnnl. Ore. ' Films Developed FREE! XTntll April 15 we will develop all Kodak Films FHEE where oTders f, . .,T Prml8 t0 be made ,rom th8 films- Regular prices on ail printing. , AGENTS FOK THE EASTMAV KODAKS Tuilph Woodford 2te$&, Troprlctor . 12S Market Sl SanFranciico Morse Seeis Handled in Medford Monarch Seed & Peed Co. 317 E. Main St. Medford Planing Mill Corner 11th and Pirt Streets. Phone 184 : Manufacturers of Sash,' Doors Mouldings, Cabinet and General Mill Work. Estimates ChcerfiiJIv ("Jivcn
