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EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. C. Xowlttt
When I stopped writing last Satur
day afternoon 1 was just ready to tell
about our ess king No. 2, Henry
French, and his son Floyd who had
come back from Medford via Eagle
Point, the first time I had seen them
for two or three weeks, and then 1
caught Henry on the fly and he was
in such a hurry that he said he had
but little time to talk as he had a
little business to attend to while Floyd
and our blacksmith were doing a little
repair work on his car. I asked why
I had not seen him, etc., for so long a
time and he said that for the last few
weeks he had been taking their eggs
and cream to Medford since the roads
were getting wore down as he could
cross the French-Dodge bridge and
have a better road to Medford than he
could to go by way of Eagle Point,
and that they had to go to Medford
to get his cow and chicken feed at the
Farm Bureau as he could save money
by thut means and that be could get
considerable more for his eggs and
cream than he could from the cream
ery men out here. I could not hold
him longer so turned and went to the
Bhop and found Floyd busily engaged
working on the car, too busy to talk,
but J noticed thai the car seemed to
be' well loaded with feed, milk cans
and egg crates, and the crates would
indicate that they were taking around
a hundred dozen eggs a week and
cream in proportion and if he could
save a few cents a dozen eggs on a
hundred dozen and a like profit on
their cream it would soon run into
dollars.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul II. Rynning called
for dinner the same day. Mr. Ryn
ning is the state engineer on the Cra
ter Lake highway in this section and
he and his wife have rented rooms
over the T. E. Nichols store and gone
to housekeeping. ,
L. E. Whiting, the old typesetter of
the Mall Tribune force but now on the
Portland Oregoninn who had been out
in the valley passed through here on
bis way up toward Lake creek.
Miss Francis Loads of Trail, Mrs. J.
Doubleday. and Mrs. Israel Patton of
Butte Falls, were passengers on the
Butte Falls stage and Miss Loads went
out on the Butte Falls stuge.
,'Cr. E. , Hollenbeak of Central. Point
came in Friday morning and brought
Emmet Hollenbeak and W. G. Goodlow
to go out and assist in putting a tele
phone line from Prospect to McLeod
for our postmaster and telephone op
erator, W. C. Clements.
James Wcltkins of Central Point,
was also here visiting his sister-in-law
Mrs. N. E. Watklns last week.
Mrs. Ira Tungate of Butte Falls, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed
ward Cowdon was met there Saturday
by her husband and went out to Med
ford. JHarry, Hayes and wife of Indian
creek, were in ' town visiting Mrs.
Hayes' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Riley of Antelope creek. Mr. Hayes
had hurt his back and was on his way
to Salem to consult a specialist;
'T. P. Coleman of Lake creek, who
had been out, to Medford for a few
days attending tfi business passed
through here Friday on his way home.
R. B Baker of Butte Falls, came out
Thursday to visit his wife and mother-in-law,
Mrs. Charles Edmondson, who
ar& stopping at the Sunnyside, remain
ing until Tuesday morning, i . .
J. Clifford of Butte, Montana, was a
guest at the Sunnyside. He was out
here looking after his land interests
in'the Lake creek section. .
V There has . been considerable .inter
est taken in this section of the country
as to who will be the lucky person to
receive the contracts to carry the mail
from here to Trail six times a week
and back; also to carry the mail from
Trail to Persist and back twice a
week, Tuesdays and Fridays. It was
thought that by this morning there
would be some word received hut I
was talking with one of the bidders
this Wednesday and he had received
no word from the department.
C. L. Coffer, and George Ellis, both
of Sacramento, Calif.,, Wig Jack and
Chauncey Flot;ey of Jacksonville were
here for dinner Saturday. They did
not disclose their business but hurried
off as soon as they ate their dinner.
Mrs. George West of Medford, wife
of one of the forest service men, who
is boarding here to meet her husband,
spending the day with the hostess and
her daughter, she and her husband re
turning home together Saturday even
ing. Mrs. MeKissIc, wife of the civil en
gineer who has charge of that depart
ment of the canal coming from Big
SUCCESS or FAILURE
SUCCESS In business
correct accounting.
requires
FAILURE in business is invar
iably due to improper account
ing. OUR up-to-date methods fur
nish you MONTHLY Loss mid
I Jain statements so you can
STOP the leaks and losses. Con
sult us. Charses reasonable.
() Auditing
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Accourvtind y
SYSTEM
ERVICElO;
Irvsurarvcc
investments
M. P. SCHMITT, Mgr.
Plione 1SR1
IJbortr 151
Butte above Butte Falls to this section
and her aunt, Miss Prillman, both of
this lilace. went to Mmlfrii-ri Saturday,
Miss Hose Whaley of Butte Kalis Is
assisting in the. culinary department
in the Sunnyside hotel.
Henry Childreth and his son Carl
of Ashlaud, came up to visit his broth
er, V. L. Chlldreth Saturday return
ing alter taking suppei at the Sunny
side, the same evening.
Mrs. D. Bradshaw of Brwonsboro
and Mr, and .Mrs. Rtiss Moore of Lake
creek were business callers Saturday.
'I!
Warner Bergsman" of Medford and
his brother Carl of Reese creek, and
J. P. Oswald of Wellen were here for
dinner Saturday.
There were but few visited here
Sunday, a few from Medford and Mr.
Frank Ditsworth of Peyton, who was
on his way home from the hospital in
Medford, having undergone an opera
tion for appendicitis. 1
Monday morning A. Mr Gay, J. W.
Barry and eleven more passengers
came out from Medford on the differ
ent stages and there were several
more left because they had no way to
come.
F. L. Bailey, one of the old reliable
forest service men and his chauffeur,
Geo. A. Hyde came in Monday, took
dinner, went up on Long , Branch,
came back Tuesday, spent the night,
went to Lake creek this morning, took
dinner, here and went to Ashland this
afternoon'. They are going some.
- Shorty Allen and wife of Wellen and
Art Vestal of Reese creek, L. K. Haak
and daughter, Miss Winifred accom
panied by Mr. Pierce of Hubbard Bros,,
of Medford, were in town. Air. Haak
was just starting a now Cleveland
tractor and Mr. Pierce came out to
start it for him. '
Fred Pettygrew of Reese creek and
J. Esch, the men who bought the. Sin
gleton farm, were business callers
Monday. '
E. i' Payne and L. J. Wilson of Med
ford were oil there looking for work
with Charley Delin, but he had all the
men he needed just then; They took
supper at the Sunnyside. ''
Tuesday evening there was a quiet
wedding at the home of our neighbor,
Samuel H. Harnish when he was unit
ed in marriage to Mrs. Mary M.
Frenna. The marriage ceremony was
performed by your Eagle Point corre
spondent. At the Rialto
"The Life ,of the Party," tit the
Rialto theatre, this .week, is just pack
ed with merry doings. "Fatty" Ar
bucklc, making his debut as a star in
full-length , comedy drama. "Fatty"
has merited his promotion from two to
five-reelers. . There always was a cer
tain human elemenv In evei the Ar
buckle slapsticks that other products
of the custard (pie school lacked. Viora
Daniel is Mr. Arbuckle's leading wom
an and Julia Faye. Frank Campeau,
and Winifred Greenwood are also in
the cast.
Wholesome Entertainment at Page
If you are one of "those who cried
over Anna Sewell's book, "Black
Beauty, when you were a child, ami
who, ever since, perhaps, have given
a thought to the rights and comfort of
that all but extinct from our city
streets animal, put away your fears of
a pet spoiled, and to the Page theatre
to see the screening of the tale. It is
like going Hack home to find your
home has been kept in all the loving,-used-to-be-ness
that you have carried
close in your heart since you left.
The picture has one virtue that
stands out beyond its. several other
good qualities the photography. It is
exquisite frequently, with a reproduc
tion of nature in ho'r most wondrous
moods. ' . 1 ;
Grizzly hears are protected in Alas
ka by federal laws, but not black or
cinnamon bears.
rHEST COLDS
Apply over throat and chest
-cover with hot flannel cloth.
V A fo Rub
Otter 17 Million Jan Used Yearly
GOOD BUYS
On the Paved
Pacific Highway
One acre close in; strictly modern
5-roora bungalow $3250
Four acres finest bottom land
with paid up water right, fine
j fruit, berries and alfalfa, a good
house, fine large barn and poul-
! try houses '.$4750
'Three acres' or finest Bear Creek
soil, irrigated; one of the niftiest,
strictly modern bungalows on the
Pacific Highway, , fine outbuild
ings, poultry houses, brooders,
etc., very high class propeny.
$7500
Brown & White
Holland Hotel Corner
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vain
gov-
I .Mount K
A muni cat lit food is In1 hit; made of
sawdust by the I'uiicd States Kor
i est Products laboratory, by treatment
fwil!i acid.
CLEVER WOMAN
RESISTS HOLDUP '
Instead of Buying New, she
"Diamond-Dyed" her old
Garments, Draperies
Twenty million women Inst year
fooled thv profiteering merchants by
diamond -dyeing faded, shabby skirts
waists, dresses, coats, sweaters, stork -Irtfrs,
coverings, everything. lU-ware
of poor dye that streaks, spots, fades
and ruins your material. Uuy "Dia
mond Dyes" no other kind. Each
package contains easy directions. Tell
driiKSist whether your material Is
wool or silk, or if it is cotton, linen, or
a mixture; also what color you want.
Adv.
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE Ford tom-ins cur. Will
tnktv horso and buggy n& part pay
ment. Phone 452-M. 22
FOR SALE Franklin, A-one condi
tion, $150.00. ,107 E.. Second. 22
FOR. TRADE Ford, touring, body for
roadster body. Court Street Grocery.
"........ ... 21
FOB SALE Ford touring $275; Chev
rolet touring $500. Patton ltohinson,
. Inc., 112 S. Riverside.
FOB, SALE Dodge car In excellent
condition. Terms if desired. Phone
781-.T between G and S p. m.
FOR SALS Ford touring car. Perfect
condition. Phone 444, call for Collier.
tf
The Owner Is
Here and Wishes
i to Exchange
8-room modern home
with full basement, hot
air heating plant. All
paving and street as
sessments f ully paid. A
splendid home and well
located in city of Salem
j $7000.00"
; , 52 ACRES
Located on fine high
way, 2 miles south-east
of Salem. 40 acres in
cultivation. 12 acres in
timber. It is the very
best of soil. Electricity,
telephone, daily mail.
The improvements are
fairly good. This fine
ranch at only $10,400.
bTHERECURITIES
: First mortgage farm
loans,
Liberty Bonds
SOME CASH
He wants a good ranch
with cash value $20,000
, to $30,000 (.
PREFERS
location along Rogue
River
MUST HAVE
good improvements,
water for irrigation
Page-Dressier Co.
Phone 282 Nash Block
Any Kind of Real Estate
The Best Fire Insurance
j The Duke of Abruzzi tried in
m tti-t permission of the Indian'
lernment to attempt an ascent
. WHY?
ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY 16 ACRES $7500
STOP 10 acre3... Very highly Improved. On Millionaire Tlow.
8 acres 10 year old pears. Absolutely free from frost.
Two acres In Tokay grapes. Nothing better. Balance
fine alfalfa land, under District Irrigation.
LOOK A beautiful new bungalow, delightfully located. East
front. Fireplace, electric lights. Hath room. Water
piped to the house with good pressure. This bungalow
and garage would cost $4,000 to build. I believe with
out exception this to be the most delightful location
for a home in the valley.
LISTEN Price $7,500.00. $3,000.00 cash; balance easy terms.
This place sold a few years ago for $1 4,000.00. It Is
worth more now as it now has Irrigation. No matter
what you are looking for do not miss seeing this. This
Is the best and worth much more than we are asking.
ROGUE RIVER LAND COMPANY
Nash Hotel Corner
SITUATION'S
t
-Dressmaking.
WANTED MALE
WANTF.D Experienced reamster:
steady work. Phone 51I7-J-:!. tf
WANTED (experienced man to irri
gate and garden on ranch. Tel. or
write Ross H. Lund, Mouuterest
Ranch, Hilt, Calif. 22
1 1 E LP W. X T E 1 KKM A LK
WANTED Experienced waitress.
Gusher Cafe.
WANTED Experienced girl for con
fectionery work. Crowson's. if
WANTED Experienced woman for
general housework. Mrs. William
Vawter, phone 393-R. tf
WANTED Cigar girl. Call in person,
do not phone. Hotel Medford.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED TO RENT Small ranch
property by elderly party. Address
.1. A. M., care Mail Tribune. 25
WANTED By .Inly 1st, 7-room mod
ern holme in good location. Will
lease. Responsible tenant. Apply
T. H. Ness, Gen'l Supt. Cal. Ore.
Power Co, 23
WANTED Lowest price logging
truclt, preferably Mack a'd ton. Ad
dress Jlox C, Mail Tribune.
WANTED To hire tractor for plow
ing and discing. Phone H. W. lling
ham, B97-J-S. tl'
WANTED To buy a good paying bus
iness that $i!i)0U will handle: must
bear close investigation. Clive full
particulars in reply. Address ltox
ill, Mail Tribune. L'l
WANTED 1 Mil lb. horse Hitltable for
hauling lumber. Cull Totuliu Box
Company. 2'1
WANTED Tank pump, about- 50 feet
of 2-inch pipe. W. II. Crandall, Eagle
Point. Puoue G-F-3. 1!1
WANTED Bath tub, state size, kind
nnd price. Address Nu. 32, Mnil
Tribune, 231
WANTED House moving nnd re
pairing. Phone 48S-M or 48S-X. tf
WANTED Several men and boys to
know that you can buy any bike for
$2.00 per week. Liberty Shop, S.
Grape. tf
WANTED Shoe repairing while you
wait at the "Model Boot Shop." 21
S. Central Ave. Quick service,
quality work. E. N. Bliicn, prop.
FOH KENT FUHXISHFJ) ROOMS
FOR RENT Nicely lurnlshed sleep
ing rooms. Bath. 245 N. Grape St.
,21
FOR RENT rurnlshed rooms, $2
per week. 445, S. Front st. 337
LOST Between Medford Hotel and
Central. Ave., Tuesday morning,
purse containing six rings, $35, and
two Canadian hills. Reward for re
turn to Mrs. J. F. Rcddy. 22
TAKEN UP
TAKEN LP Buckskin mare and colt.
Owner can get same by applying to
W. T. Bolger, Spring St., off Crater
Lake road and paying chnrges. 23
SIONEV TO LOAN
TO LOAN 3. B. Andrews loans money
on real estate and buys mortgages
and Liberty bonds. Phone 53-M. 31
North Grapo street.
STOLEN
STOLEN Double spark coil tor New
' Way engine. Talton from woodsaw
in Gagnon woodyard. Reward for
return. 21
IF SOLD
THIS WEEK
I'lve-rooin furnished bungalow, close
lit, splendid neighborhood, pjivcd
street, all clear. This will interest
you if yoii want, n neat homo. Terms
on part if desired. Addl-ews A. A.,
cure Mall Tribune,
J. C, BARNES
784-L Phone
WANTED
W ANTIC U-
St.
HELP
I
FOll RENT HOUSES
FOR KENT
Park Ave.
& 11. lildg
-ii-iuom bun.ualow j
Key at Room lis.
I'Oit KEN T OH SALE M'e room fur
nished house with garage. --7 i
Holly., 21
l-'Olt RK.XT APARTMENTS
FOR KENT Two and a ;S-room apart
ment. 232 Fust .Main, over Palmer's
.Music store. Call from S to lu : :!
a. m. auu 2 to 1 p. ni. 22
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Four months male air
dale, very intelligent, reasonable
712 W. Fourteenth St. 2'J
?OR SALE Team of 1400 Hi. horses.
1!. S. Fish, phono 3-F-4. 22
FOli SALE Six beautiful fresh milk
U)ts. Walsh's place, one mile nortb
ent of Medford on Crater Lake road
an
FOR s Good cow, just fresh,
wit'' call'. $05 for both. It. C. Wash
burn Central Point. Telophlmo
n-:: -2. tr
FOR SALE A few fresh milk cows,
officially tested. Also hay and
wheat. Adjacent to aviation field.
Medford. Scliulz Bros. 21!
FOR SALE O KTRADK For stock
cattle, 12 head of fresh Jersey dairy
cows. These cows are heavy pro
ducers and are At in every particu
lar. Prefer to trade for calves,
weauers or nny kind of young cattle.
Is. D. Tucker, Brownsboro. 22
FOR SALE Duroc Jersey herd boar.
weight. 700, registered. For particu
lars write Box 112, Merlin, Oro:.
FOR SALE Mount Crest Ranch of
fors for salo four Shorthorn bulls,
ready for service, your choice for
$350. Two younger at $200, mostly
red. Apply James Stewart, Mount-
crest Hunch. Hilt, Calif. tf
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE 5-room house, 5-8 acre
0 fruit trees, lien bouse, garage
Cash or terms, at 20 W. Jackson. 2:
FOR SALE Owner leaving city, says
sell my 5-room bungalow, all modern
except bath. $500 cash will handle,
or will take good light car on first
payment. Campbell & Carlev, No. 9
N. Fir St. . 23
FOR SALE Homestead lor salo nt a
bargain. Best one in the slate of
Oregon for tho money. See C. ('.
Clark, 127 N. Riverside. tf
FOR SALE Close-in east front lot,
moderate payment down, monthly
Installments on balnnco. II. C. Stod
dard, P. O. Box 477, Los Angeles.
Calif. ' '25
FOR. SALE Lot, one block from
Washington school, 55x100. Price
$550,, All improvements paid. See
Cltas. (lay, owner. Phone 2'.I0-.I. 22
FOR SALE Small ranch out of Ash
land: good land and fenced, $150 an
acre. Some improvements. Box H,
Mail Tribune. 21
FOR SALE 5 room modern house,
furnished, close in; garage, sleeping
porch, garden. Terms. 329 S. Grape
St. - 22
FOR SALE ISy owner, modern five
room furnished house on paved
street, lawn, shade trees, peach
trees, chicken yard, storeroom,
woodshed, garage with driveway.
Inquire 1133 W. Ninth. 22
FOR SALE The best, small tracts
near Gold Hill at owner's figures.
Improved nnd unimproved, with liv
ing springs and near tue Highway.
; Apply to Swan Peterson, Gold Hill,
Oregon, 22
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 80 acres
with one horse, cow and chickens.
Apply 1311 Portland Ave. i i. 22
FOR SALE Just completed bungalow
b rooms, bain, sleeping porcli. 1010
W. Eleventh St. Four roonja finished
In Ivory enamel, baiancaBiay. Many
built-in features. Lot 50x159. Terms
cash. Apply Trowbrldgo Cabinet
Works. ' - 22
FOR SALE Bargain in 5-room house
on Jackson street if taken soon.
Would consider team and cowa as
part payment. Call 210 W. Jackson
or phono 235. . 21
FOR SALE Good ranehos. See us
before buying. J. B. Andrews, 31
N. Grape St. Phono 53-M. tl"
FOR SALE Lens una exchange real
estate. Gold Ray Realty Company.
FOR SALE Houses and hungalows,
furnished or unfurnished; also
acreage. C, S. Butterfleld, phone
218.-
ITor
Sale
my home, jC'lnrli ninl .Nnrrijinn
streets, 2 aeres of best land, ciylit
room modern house, large outside
cellar, largo store room, woo. I
house, smoke house, chicken house
work shop, barn room for five
cows. Good .strawberries, Io!;sm
berries, raspberries and blackber
ries, peacli, npriopt, almond and
cherry trees, all bearing. One of
the best homes in Medford. II' in
terested, phono 820-W or cull at
premises.
ShortieGarnett
FOR SA LF MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Fresh cow and baled hay.
Phone S57-1I. 22
FOH SA LE Progressive everbearing
strawberry plants, itenies in tw-o
months. F. II. Dressier, U5I-L. 2:1'
FOR SALE Nearly new 3-burner oil
stove with oven, cheap. Box 21.
Route 2. 2:'.
FOR SALE Will sacrifice well estab
lished business in resident district.
(irot'Biy and meal market. Reason
for selling personal. Address Box
22. Tribune. 22
FOR SALE OR TRADE Gas range
405 W. Second St. 21
FOR SALE Lime and
See Dr. Porter.
rick cheap.
FOR SALE Everbearing strawberry
plants set out now these plants
should bear heavily this summer.
Phone 452-H, evenings. C. II. Howell
FOR SALE Edger, planer, small saw
mill. Guy Connor, phono 01. 22"
FOR SALE Sampson truck nearly
new, $7.'.o. Great value. Call quick.
Guy Conner, 04. 22"
FOR SALE All inv tools and equip
ment at 1U9-1U S. Holly including
one acetylene welding outfit, two
full tanks of oxygen. Sell any part.
Closing shop on account of ill health
See Frnzier at 109 S. Holly. S. R.
Caslile. 21
FOR SALE Twenty tons grain
near Talent. Phono 220-R.
hay
FOR SALE John Deere tractor plow
two twelve-Inch bottoms. Phone
Ull-J-4. 21
FOR SALE Work and saddle horses,
wagons and harness for cash or on
time. Phono Ul l-R-4. 23
FOR SALE Baled and loose
liny delivered. Phone 317-J-2.
alfalfa
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FOR SALE Two large practically
new axnilnster rugs, matched. Both
: $90, cost $150. l'hono-339-J.
FOR SALE 2000 cords wood on
stumpagc. John Lyden, Jacksonville
22
FOR SALE 5-10 Avery tractor at a
. very reasonable figure. John C.
Signor. i . 22
FOR SALE Americana encyclopedia
of 1G volumes, nt a bargain. Apply
at Mail Tribune office. tf
?OR SALE OR TRADE Two twelve
h. p. gasoline engines. Hubbard
Bros. tf
FOR SA L1C
grain hay.
Isaacs.
25 tons of first class
Phone 591-J-2. C. W.
FOR SALE New, 1921 Family nnd
. Portable Electric "Singers" now on
sale at No. 10 S. Fir street. Your
terms are ours. See them! Free
demonstration. Singer Sewing
Machine Co. Phone 215-R. 27
FOR SALE Ono throe-ton evnpora
tor dryer. 10 cars and 100 truys can
bo taken down or Bet up at. short
notice. Weather proof. For furthor
particulars Inquire of J. W. Johnson,
6718 Mission St., San Francisco.
Dtly City. , . 334
FOR SALE Sand, gravel, sediment
nnd dirt. Plowing and teaming work
done. Phone 912-J, Samuol Bate
man, 302 Maple St,
FOR SALE Manure.
Phone 452-Y.
Hoover Dairy.
tf
FOR SALE One new Sampson trac
tor at a very low price; will take
good team In on payment, balance
cash and terms. Geo. L. Trelchler
Motor Co., Medford, Ore. tf
FOll SALE Hay at Throe Oaks.
J. Hartacll.
R SALE POULTRY AND EGGS
FOR 8 ALE O. A.
Rock eggs for
6S5-R-3. .
C. strain
hutching.
Barrel
Phone
- 41
FOR SALE White Wyandotte setting
eggs $1.50 for 15. 330 N. Front St.
341
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red eggs,
$1.00 per setting. H. I. cockerels,
$2.50 each. Choice "te als casarles
$1.00. Phone 847-1.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Mosan Art Rugs
MOSAN ART RUG CO. We weave
rugs from old carpets and rugs and
clean all rugs. "Rugs wo clean are
clean when wo clean them." 119 W.
'lenth, phone 180. Free delivery.
Undertakers
PERL FUNERAL HOME Cor Sixth
and Oakdalo. Ambulance service.
Phone 47.
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has ths
best, equipped printing office In
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
Ioobo leaf ledgers, billing systems,
t.i. Portland nrlces. 27 N. Fir St
5-room
Modern Bungalow
Good Location
$265000 '
$400.00 cash and balance
$30.00 per month.
Why pay rent?
MEDFORD LAND AND
INSURANCE AGENCY
iM West Main Strvv,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abstractor.
MURRAY BROS. & VAN VORI8-r
Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and K
No. 22 North Central Ave., upstalrijt
JACKSON COUNTY A B 3 T R A C ,
COMPANY Incorporated 1904. AU-.
stracts of Title, Title Insurance. m
Architect
G. E. TEETS Licensed architect
Sisson, California. 32"
Auto Supplies . '
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. We ar.',
operating the largest, oldest an '
best-equipped plant in the Poclfl '.
northwest. . Use our springs win
others fall. Sold under wrltte-'
guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St
Portland, Oregon. -
Attorneys.
PORTER
J. NEFF Attorney-at-iaw."-' .'.
rooms 8 nnd 9
Bank Building.
A. E. REAMES
Corey Building.
-Lawyer, Garnet'
3-
O. C. BOGGS Real estate law an
aattlemsut f etats a specialty. &r
5! f! LINDAS Attorney, Gaaejf--. '
Practice. Patents a 8peclalt4!';,
Stewnrt Bldg. . 1
W'INFJELD R. GAYLORD Lnwye
: Room 7 Palm block, 107 East Mai
St., Medford.
Building Materials.
M EDFORD CEMENT BRICK
BLOCK WORKS specialize In , a!
kinds ot coment building product
Cor. Fir nnd Tenth streets.
Chiropractor.
DR. A. BURKLUND Chiropractoi
Spinal Adjustments. 204-205 Spart
.- Bldg., cor. Main and Rlversldd
Office phone 285.
Chiropractic Physician
JOUETT P. BRAY Straight Chird
practlo, rooms 409-10 M. F. & I
building. 9 to 12 a. m., 2 to 6 p. m
dally except Thursday. Phone B8U
Electric Service
BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. Factor
distributors for Exlde Batteries an
Fairbanks-Morse light plants. Na
Bldg. Phone 110. 814
Expert Accountant,
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wi
son, C. P. A. Attention given
anything In Accounting and Incomi
Tax requirements. Look Into ots
simplified accounting method. Ull
erty Bldg., Medford. Phone 15.7-R(
Fidelity and Surety Bonds.
FIDELITY AND SURETY BONDS
We execute all forms -of bond
McCurdy Insurance Agency. . . til
Instruction In Music.
FRED ALTON HA1GHT Teaoher d
piano and harmony. Knight Musi
studio, 318 Qarnett-Corey Building!
Phone 72. ;
Painting and Paperhanglng
LEWIS & CASEY Painting, . Pane
hanging, tinting. Estimates furnish
ed free. Phon 1S9. 26 S. Grape Si
Physicians and Surgeons.
T. G. HEINE, M.- D. Physician -an
surgeon. Surgery of eyes, eara
nose and throat. AH diseases-oi
these organs treated. Glasses fitted
314-315 Liberty Bldg. ;
DR. A. BURSELL Splloloflst, Phjj
sician and surgeon.-. Spinal adjusl
ruents, general treatments and diaa
nosls., 3I9-10-11 M. P. to H. BldiJ
Elevator to third floor. .. Phone 2!t
DR. J. J. , EMMENS Physician anl
surgeon. Practice limited ,to eye!
ear, nose and throat. Eyes sclentil
lcally tested and glasses supplied
. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P. R. R. Co
. M. F. & H. Co. Bldg. Phone 667.
DR. P. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAIN
CARLOW Osteopathic Phywcland
41H-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phon
904-L. Residence 26 S. Laurel St.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopath!
Physician. Special attention glved
to eye, ear,, nose and throat. SO:
Liberty building. Phone 496... . .
DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN ChlH
practlo and Natural Painless Metis
ods, Room 428 M, F. & H. Bldgi
Phone 905. . ;
james c. HAYES Physician ana
Surgeon; office hours 11 to 12 a. mi
9 i 7 n 9 n tv. Onnnfa rvt.tlllnfr 1
residence 1405 W. Main. PhonesjP'.'
Oftlco 563, res. 492. "Speclalty.fjvf,:
Medical and Surgical Diagnosis. ' tfA'1
: -f)
Dr. WM. W. P. HOLT Physician ant
Surgeon. Offices M, F. & H. Bldg'
Phone 1G5. Residence 118 Goneset
St. Phone 166-J-2.- . - - .
Paperhanglng and Upholeterlng j
C. F. MONN1CU Paperhanglng anr
Upholstering. R. F. D. 3. -It
. Hug Weaving.
MEDFORD FLUFF RUG WORK(
makes fluff rugs from old and worl
carpets and .rugs. Phone 610-11
TOG Pine St.
" Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE! Cfi
Office. 42 North Front St Phonl
315. Prices right Service gual
anteed.
DAVIS TRANSFER Anything inoveKt..
day or night Service guaranteed?--Fair
treatment 104 S. Fir PhonegS
Office Hi or res, 64.7-B 206,