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Newspaper Page Textinai PA (IT? BRm BRINGING UP FATHER By Georg'e McManus I bOUHT OU A NICE 5T OLLT- TMI-b Suit NU-bT HAVE. DEEIH tAOEI iiv an Awrs in' COMfAisf CON'T (MOVE OR fbT HECK 1 Ll iHOOT - Don T TRY bAY- IMAi,ilE - COME. DOWN TO THE JAIL. AN' ME OUT- THE SHERIFF- TH1NK6 WAMT VOU TO ORICHT g WITH NC- I t-. "THE - t-DCAPED f CON VICT - 7 CON-aTMiuE - r ' M CAN'T I WAIT renronn arAtf, THTBmnc ircrwoRn. oui:;ox. rati'IiDav, .in.v JMNMEWSPAPER URGES ALLIANCE r WITH AMERICA nran 1 1 1 1 it i z ' t i , 7rn Vz it-, vto 1'OKIO, July 2. "It Ik aliHurd to tnlk about war between Jiipnn nnd the ITnited Stateft., hhvh the Yomluvi Shlnibun, "but tMi sll!y rumors,- un Iohs nt op pint nt their sources may one day lcmneya reality. It, therefore, IrtlitHWrs both Japan and America to tftt their best so uiat all possibilities of war may be prevented. There are ,two Ways to reach this objective One 1h . the limitation of armaments and other is a diplomatic understand ing. So long an the relations between Tapan and America remain strained as at present, a satisfactory restora tion of friend slip between Japan and China and a renewal of the Anfjlo Jupaneso allinnce cannot be expected. "People talk about the curtailment of warship building by Japnn and the United States as a means of avert ing the possible clash between the tw"o countries. While this is no doubt true, they seem to lose sight of the fact that the removal of fort fications on the Pneific islands is as Important in lessening the chances of hostilities as the limilaton of naval strength. "If Amerca decides on the inde pendence of the Philippines, and re moves' the warlike defences there, the defenses of Guam, Hawaii and on the Pacific coast would be useless. Since some Americans may be inclined to doubt Japan's disinterestedness, it is advisable that a special agreement should bfc Concluded between the two countries n the matter. ,lf this is dotiej all chances of war. between them will be reduced to a minimum." AUSTIN HOTEL !S ;i SOLD FOR $7000 ASHLAND, July 2 Pursuant to foreclosure started Juno 1(1, against Jessq Wlnburn and the Ashland Devel opment corporation, the Austin Hotel was taken over this morning hy D. PerozKi, Mrs. Camilla Owen and Mrs. Minnie Parker, following nri agree ment reached yesterday in which the defendants wero paid $70(10 for the combined hotel Interests and property immediately In the rear of the Hotel Austin, with a fifty foot frontage on First, and Oak streets, it was learned today from Hriggs and flrlggs, attor neys for D. Perozzl and company. A. H. Pracht, former manager of the fSouthern Pacific depot hotel, Is tem poraVy liianager of the. hotel, taking the jilac of L. A: Whitehead. OUTLINE PLANS FDR The Young Peoples' Christian "Worker's Hand met at the first Meth odist church Thursday for their week ly meeting. A short business meeting was held first, presided over by (-ash Woods, the president of the. organiza tion. Mrs.1 Pierce'n team will go to "Wagner Creek Sunday .afternoon to hold a fiertlce, 'meeting at t2:30 at the Presbyterian church. Mildred Pridge's team hold a service at the county hospital meeting at the .I:iin street JlethodfsV ch'ureh; south, nt' 2:!t0. The -weekly meeting next Thursday will be held -at' the Christian church nt 8 o'cloclc'.'Mnslead of 7:30. After the business meeting Mrs. Pierce was called to the chair to conduct the de votional service. Part of the service was in the form of a testimony meet ing. The young people told of their Christian experience and how and when they had been converted. The majority had been converted within the last two years and that impressed t h ose p rose n t with the n ecess it y of putting on a program that will reach tho unchristian young people of that age in our community since that is fc .ho time they are most susceptitblc to Christian influence. The Chris tian Workers' Pa ml is trying to do that and we need the support of the Christian young people of Medford. This organization is not a union of the young peoples' societies, but any voting people who are members of orthodox churches and Christians are eligible to membership. (Famished Sy tne jacKsoa County Abstract Co.) , Circuit Court Dr. Geo. O. Jarvis vs. F. L. Hutch ison ct ux. To recover money. Wm. D. Harris vs. Clinton O. Dun away. To recover money. Jackson Co. Hank vs. Sterling Min ing Co. To recover money. Jackson Co. iiank vs. The Ilullls Co To recover money. Frank C. Hrambell. supt. of banks vs. Ralph G. Jennings. To recover money. F. L. Tou Velle vs. Farm lliiroau Cooperative Exchange. Iteply. Real Estate Transfers Hertha I Evkelson et vir to J. Ft. Rm. lot in Jacksonville Ji.'.nli 11. Kluin et al to Anna C. Hart, 23 feet ot lot 7, block 2, Snm- Cburwews ' ",i i mil Addition to Medford Cliailed W, Ihiyt to Walter F. Charles, KV2 of K'., and of N'E'i see. 1, tp. :SS S. R. 1 East , Etta A. Rowland to llessio M. 10 Notice 111 the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Jackson, in the matter of the estate of Cath erine Andrews, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, administrator lias filed his Until report and account in the above named Court and matter, and that July 25th, 11121, at 10 o'clock a. m. at the Court House In Jacksonville,1 Oregon, has been fixed hy said Court) as the time and place for hearing ol lections thereto and for the allowance thereof. 1 GEORGE ANDREWS. Administrator. AUCTION SALE AT CENTRAL POINT Saturday, July 9 AT 10 A. 31. at the Opera House I will sell at auction to the hih-c.-it biihior from tho private home of Mrs. Ktmviu't Patterson very costly Mahogany I'uniit mr, comprising;: Vlctroln Two Martha Washington Serving Tables One Ant iquo hiflonicr' One Antique Ihiroaii One Antique hrrssiiig; Tabic anil 3lirror Ono Oak Chiffonier 'wo Book 1 tucks One Antique Tea Table One Mahogany Ilocker . One. Mahogany .Serving Table Oen largo rpliolstered Sofa Two Pianola Cabinets full of Polls Ono Small Oblong 3lahogitny Table One Small 3Iahojiany Stand Two 3lahogany I lockers Ono largo 3lahogany Library Table from Washington, l. C. Ono I'pholsterod Arm Chair Ono Small (-hair Itiass lieds' Ono .Mahogany Chest Ono Antique 3Jnhogany Sideboard, from Washington, I). C. Ono Small Mahogany Folding Table Throo Card Tables : Two .Mahogany Chairs Ono Square 3Iahogany Table Throe White Kitchen Chairs Ono Oiiting Itoom Mahogany Table Four Hook Cases Mahogany Finish Ono China Closet One Pianola Piano One Kitchen Table One Small Mahogany Table One Whito Stand Ono .Mahogany Plato Hack Ono (iold Wall 3lirror Ono Largo Whito 3lirror Ono Sewing .Machine (Wilcox & Oibbs) Ono (Jas Stove Two Chuck Stoves Waste lluskrt Ornaments Ore Ice Hoy Poitiers Oval 3Iirrors Pictures Kitchen I'tensils t China, (ilass Fire Hack and Irons . . Fire Screen Anil many other useful jiillcles-. A 1 1 CT I OX 12 hi IV S N OTIC: T li ese goods will be In the auction room Friday, July 8th. You aro kindly in vitnd to call and Inspect this very ex cellent list of goods. You will find k a very choice collection of furnish ings suitable for the best homes. Auction on Saturday, July ltli, at ' 10 A. 31. TKIOIS CASK GEO. L. NEALE Auctioneer. FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds for Sale I have a limited amount of First Mortgage 8 per cent Convertable Bonds to offer at this time. Interest payable November and May of each year. If Interested call and Bee what 1 have to offer. EDWIN P. HUGHES !,- W. Main Sf, Medford, Ore. v jjj -jp " Wilson, lots 47 and IS. Valley View Add. to Ashland Ethel W. Boggs to I,. Davis et ux, S',a of N'W'i. NV, of sw ',4 sec. 2ti, tp. 35, S. R. I W. Also land in sec. 27, tp. ild S. it. -I West 10 v ADVERTISING RATES -8 ' Classified Two cents word first insert ion; ono cent word ! each subsequent insertion. Locals I uc line per insertion; by tho week, 7 times, 5c per line per day. In both of above count 8 words to a line unless long words, and ' then 5 words to a lino. Count For Sale, Wanted, etc., also each initial, telephone number, etc., lire counted as a word. 'Display S3 to 60d por Inch per 5 insertion. fr 5 Rates cash In advance. WA STKH--SITUATIONS W A XT E D Lady with five months old baby wants work. Consider small wages, liox No. 5B. 8!) W ANTE 13 Position to assist with housework. Phone SUH-W. 88 HUM" WANTI0O Mnlo nml Feinnio WANTED Apple thinners. Telophono 728 11 or 131-Y. tl .. IIKLP WANTED SIAIjK WANTED A man who thoroughly understands Irrigation to begin work July 5th. Call Saturday or Monday evening. Court Hull. ST" WANTED Competent and alert thin ning boss. Phone 728-lt or KS4-Y. 80 WANTED Orchard foreman and trac tor: num. P. O. llox 1004. tf WANTED Experienced orchard spray men. Telephone 72S-R or 134-Y. tt WANTED Soyeral men and boys to know that you can buy any bike for $2.00 per week. Liberty Shop, S. Grape. MEN WANTED for construction work on Irrigation project nenr Medford, Oregon. Wages laborers throe dol lars for eight hours, less one dollnr board. Other wages in proportion. Rogue River Valley Canal Co. tf WANTED Wood cutlers or will sell stiimpago. Cold Ray Realty Co., telcphono 728-R or 134-Y. tf HEM WANTKD KSIAU5 WANTED Good woman for general housework on ranch, wages $55. Mrs. Geo. A. .Mansfield, Prospect, Ore. tf WANTED Competent $50. Phone 380. cook, wages tf WANTED M 1 SUELIjAN EOUS WANTED Milk goat. 537 Austin St. . ',4 .81) WANTED To purchase house and lot. State location and price. Ad dress box 63, Tribune. 80 WANTED Someone to cut wheat hay on shares, located In Medford, 5 acres. Phone 134-Y or 728-11. 89 WANTED A clean, respectable wom an would like storago space in the city of lxl Vn yards accessible for repacking trunk or suitcase at nnv time. E., llox 601, Medford, Ore. 90 WANTED To buy metal stanchions. Address J. A. M., care Mail Tribune 102 WANTED To buy a pair of wagon scales. Phone 7S8-II-1. 42 WANTED Largo Btze refrigerator Suitable for store. DeVoe. tf WANTED This week, ten Ford cars, three more Overlands, to guarantee against punctures and blowouts, by installing Universal Tire Filler. 110 N. Riverside. Phone 188-M. tf WANTED House moving and re pairing. Phone 488-M or 488-X. tf FOR RENT APARTMENTS RIVERSIDE A'.PARTMEXTS 217 So, Riverside. Telephone 457-J. 105 . SPARTA BUILDING DIRECTORY . George Andrews, Mnnnger MAI.V FIXKUt RUfiV CORNER MOTOR CO., Tlrts, Accessories MODERN rLU.MMNU A HEATING CO., Hoot Ideiil. Areola l'lpclfts . . , , . EXCHANGE TIRE CO., New nnd Rebuilt Tires , ., .. , SECOND FLOOR DR. A. noiKLUND, Chiropractor 2H." DR. V. R. KAUFMAN, Dental fiiirircon ZH. DR. .7. ( HAYES, rlij-slelan anil .Surgeon TitlS GEORGE ANDREWS STUDIOS, Voire, .Mrs. George Andrews :i2;i-.l M Its. E. E. (iOltE. Piano nnd Harmony S2.1-.I I LOKE.NCi; HOWELL, VtollnlgJ ami Twllfjr i it t?29-j l'OH I! KNT H Of S UK EK I'ING ltOOMS FOIt RENT Two Hfvnt housekeeping rooms. Ml S. Central. tt FOU ItKNT IIOI'SIOS FOIl KENT Modern T-room house with Kinase. 19 X. i'eacli. l'liime 77S-W. SO FOIl HUNT 8-room house close in. $25.00. Call 105. SS FOIl RENT-vXico turnislied house, all modern, nice garden. Adults only. 5211 X. Front. SS FOR KENT ti-room house reasonable. Inquire 404 W. Second St. !S FOU ItKNT FL11N1SIIK1) JftOOMS FOR RENT men. 215 Sleeping rooms. X. drape St. FOIt HUNT Sleeping room for one geulleniau; modern conveniences. Phone ILW-R. tf FOR REXT Riversido. -Sleeping room. 315 FOIt RENT Rooms, $2.00 a weok. 445 S-. Front St. 88 FOR RENT Furnished rooming and boarding house. 1J-30, caro Tribune. tf" FOR RENT Furnlsiied rooms one block from city nark. Largo garage In connection; cars repaired nt night. G04 W Tonth, phono 501-11. tf FOR IlKNT-f-rARMH FOIl KENT 200 aero bearing apple and pear orchard. P., O., llox 1004. tf FOR RENT ARalfa and grain ranches, somo with Irrigation, on highway near Medfud. Gold liny Realty Co., 72S-R, 131-Y. tf FOIt RENT 2000 acre alfalfa, grain and Htock ranch, fine dairy ranch. 1 10 miles from Medford on river, rail road and Pacific Highway. Gold Ray Realty Co., Telephone 728 11 or 131-Y. , tf POR EXUHAHGB FOR TRADE Will trado car for real estate. Address llox 02, Tribune. 80 WILL TRADE Medtord homo or ranch for good automobile. Telephone 72'i-R or 134-Y. tf FOR TRADE Trucks to trade for city property, ffl. A. Cbilders Motor Co., 127 N. R'.verslda tf LOST LOST Child's White wool Cap on N. Central. Leave at Tribune office. 87 LOST Last Sunday In Medford, rancy carved anibor hair pin. Finder pleaso illume 88, Medford. 87 LOST Elks membership card Xo. 32(1. Return to Elks club- or Mall Tribune. 88 FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE FOIt SALE lly owner, five acres close In on car line. Ideal for ber ries, good bungalow with sleeping porch. Dee) well and storago taint. Three acres In pears. Can give Im mediate possession. Terms. Phone 700 davtime. 611-L evenings. Ad dress box 1005 Medford. 80 FOR SALE Good ranches. See us before buying. J, B. Andrews, 31 N. Grape St. Phone 63-M. U FOIl SALE 10 acres ranch on Pacific Highway two miles from Medford. Modern 5-rootn bungalow and good out buildings, $5500, crop included. Address II, Mall 1 ribune. 4 FOIt SALE Alfalfa in field llvered. Phone 680 It-2. FOIl SALE Must sell nt once, mod ern 4-room house and bath, large screen porch, built-in features and fireplace. Lot 50x215. East side, 6 blocks from bridge, good garden soil, lawn, shade trees, fruit trees and borries. Price $1600. Phona 914-M. 89 FOIl SALE Two good places, one 35 acres, one 8 acres. Will sell every thing. Have good piano, Ford car and other furniture; most of it is good. Sell all for $10,000. See Mrs. M. E. Owens, Central Point, Oregon. 91 FOR SALE Lease and exchange real estato. Oold Ray Realty Comimny Telophono 2.-.0 Mueller (120 520 1921 DV INT L FETURi l'Ol! SAI.F. KKM. F.STATK FOIt SALE Modern bungalow, bath, toilet, cily sewerniAe, one acre Kio'ind. larse chicken house, excel lent strawberry laud. Will consider small car as pan payment. Call I alio X. Riverside SS FOR SALE (i room house, furnished or unfurnished; snap for cash. filS Kins; St". FOR SALE A handsome bun.nalow of six rooms, a larKe living room, two bed rooms and bath, kitchen and breakfast nook, furnished or unfur nished, liolng away on account of sickness; must sell at once, ,121 Park Ave. BL FOIt SALE Small acreage, crops In cluded if taken soon. Phono 548-W afternoons. 02 FOIt SALE Modern 8-room residence two largo sleeping porches, back screen porch wired for electric, heat ing. With garnge. Everything up to date. See ownor at Dltl W. Jack sou. 108 FOR SALE On nccount of leaving Medford will sell my homo, 340 S. Riverside. Two story bungalow. East front, oiglit rooms, two baths, fire-place, sleeping porch, built-in features In living room, dining mom and kitchen. Fruit room, woodsheds and garage. Lot SllxltiO. Mrs. Goo. J. Hoffman, phono 202-X. !I0 FOR SALE 42 aero ranch three miles southwest of Gold Hill; about 20 acres In cultivation, 7 acres in alfal fa sown this aoason, balance In grain; 20 head of cattle, 2 horses, farming machinery, all for $451'0, $3000 cash, balanco three years time with Interest. Address T. II. Isling ton, Gold Hill, Oro. Phono 31-F-3. 102 FOR SALE, lenso or exchange, 40 room hotel and 3 business rooms, partly furnished; only hotel In town 1000. Telophono 72S-R or 131-Y. tf FOR SALE Alfalfa, grain and stock ranches from $5.00 per acre up; long time, easy payments. Gold Ray Realty Co. tf FOR SALIS Houses and bungalows, furnished or unfurnished;1, also acreage, 0. S. Bntterfleld, i phone 216. FOR SALF MISCELLANEOUS FOIl SALE Clean second crop alfalfa hay $12.50 per ton. II. E. Conger, phone Jacksonville 12-F-ll. 92 FOIl SALE 53 rabbits, 4 brneds, fif teen self-cleaning hutches and lum ber for six more wliloh aro practical ly built. Phono (110-lt-l. 00 FOR SALE Past tiro Mr entile, milo smith. T. E. Poltengor. half II FOIt SALE Choico grain hay, vetch nnd oats, vetch and wheat, $0 from tho field. Mrs. Nye, li'iif mile north west of Phoenix. 89 FOR SALIC Two oil burners range complete, i Phono 408-J-l. FOIl SALE 100 tons clean alfalfa and beardless barley hay In stack two miles cast of Phoenix. R. C. Ward, phono 19-F-21. ,89 FOR SALE Portable chicken hoime, 8x10. 2I9 S. Holly. . 95 FOIt SALE Very fine dining room table, chairs and buffet, also two sectional bookcases, baby's crib, bassinet and walkers. Living room table nnd other furniture. Owned by Mrs. L. A. Salndo, Central Point. Inquire Mr. Glllett, Central . Point Storago. All marked with prices. 00 FOIt SALE-23-F-2. -Corn on ear. Call Phone 88 FOIl SALE Toledo range with coils Phone 847-Y. FOR SALE OR TRADE Ruinely Ideal separator, 32-Inch cylinder practically new. T. E. Poltcnger. tf FOIl SALE War Eagle mining stock for 3u cents. Phone 915. JO FOIl SALE Shoes at anothor big drop In price at the Medford Shoe Hospital, 119 E. Sixth St. tf FOR SALE J tons of choice grain hay, baled. Phono 40S-R-1. tf FOR SALE Ejand, gravel, sediment and dirt. Plowing and teaming work done. Phone 912 J. Samuel I! a te rns n. 302 Maple fit. It Pays TO KNOW VOl'U ISUHtXKNS Do j (hi know your monthly losses r Ruins? : . If not, CODHUlt US ftbout ' your bookkeeping and other fcuWnea troubles. AccouTvtlna SYSTEM ERVICElO; "lt3urarcc lrvestneils I M. I. KtTU.-.jrrr, Mgr. Phone SSI Liberty IllriK. MIS' SERVICE - li 7-a AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE A bargain in Ford tour ing. See tliis one. 2S N. Riverside, Medford. Phono 520. Exchange Tire Co. tf FOR SALE P.IUi 210 S. Holly. Ford touring car. 95 FOR SALE Maxwell bug in good con dition, $200 cash. Phono 452-L. 88 FOIl SALE Maxwell ear In best of order Willi good tires, very cheap, terms to responsible party. Inquire . 518 King St. tf FOIt S A lilt ,I V KSTUC'K FOIt SALE Must sell at once, good Jersev cow. Also steel range. Call 851 E. Ninth. Phone 5S2-L. 91 FOR SALE Good milk cow frosh soon; also few choice Duroc pigs, one mile north of Medford, Deltarr Ave. R. L. Hague, It. 2, Medford. llox 21. SS FOIt SALE Cheap, work Horses, sail die horses and brood mares. Walsh's place, one mile northoast of Medford on Crater Lake road. 105 FOR SALE Iloglstered Shorthorn hulls and registered Hampshire boars. Also saddlo horsca and work horses. Call on or wrlto Ross II. Lund, Mountcrest Ranch, Hilt, Calif. tf MONHY TO LOAN TO LOAN J. 11. Amlrdws loans money on real estate and buys mortgages and Liberty bonds. Phone 53-M. 21 North Grape street. 1UJHINHS8 DIRECTORY Architect FRANK C. CLARK l'hono S ll-J. a 10 W. Main St. Atlornrys PORTER J. NEFF Attornoy-at-law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Dank Building. A. E. REAMES Coroy Building. -Luwyor, Garnott- O, C. BOGGS Real Estato, law and settlement of ostatos a specialty. B. F. LINDAS-Atlornoy, General Practice. PatonlB a specialty, Stowart Bldg. WINFIELD 11. OAYLOItD Lawyer. Room 7 Pnlm block, 107 East Main St., Medford. . Jl. THOMAS Lawyer. Rooms 1-2-3 Juckson Co. Hank llldg. Medford, Oregon. Phono 42-J. 1 ,1.1 A 1 1 II. HURD Lawyer, ll.'lll W. Tenth. Office: 411-12 M. F. & llldg. Abstractors MURRAY BROS. & VAN VORIS Abstracts of TItlo. Rooms 3 and B, No. 22 North Contral Ave., up stairs. JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Incorporated 1904. Abstracts ot Title, Title Insurance. Aulo Supplies LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. We are operating the largest, oldest and host oqulppcd plunt in the Pacific northwost. Ubo our springs when others fall. Sold undor written Kuarnntoed. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Building Materials MEDFORD CEMEXT BRICK & BLOCK. WORKS speclllzo in all kinds of cement bull'llnir nroducts. Cor. Fir and Tenth Street. Chiropractic Wiyslclun JOUETT P. BRAY Straight Chiro practic, rooms 409-10 M. F. & H. building. 9 to 12 a. m 2 to 5 p. m., dally except Thursday. Phone 680. ' DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro practic and Nntural Painless Meth ods. Room 428 M. F. & H. Bldg. Phone 96 5. DR. A. II. HEDGES Xeo-Eclectlo Physician. DR. LOUISE E. HEDGES Naturopathic Chiropractor. Mo chano - Therapy, flixindylothornpy, Food Sciences, Chlropractlce. Office; Stewart llldg., 2.'i5 East Main St. Phonos: Of Geo 170, res. 170-J-2. Dentists DR. J. Al. K EEX E Dentist. Office M. Fa& if. Bldg. Office hours: 10 a. m., 4 p. in. Phone 319-.I. Dressmaking STYLECRAFT SHOP Dressmaking, hemstitching. plcotlng, buttons, trimming, embroidering, braiding, bending, pleating, altering, and mending. Telephone 744-J. 421 M F, & U. B,S ; lUISINF.SS DIRECTORY Electric Bcivloe. BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. Fac tory distributors for Exide Catter ies and Falrbanks-Morso light plantB. Nat. Rultdlng. Phina 116. Kxpcrt Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wil son. O. P. A. Attention given to anything In Accounting and Income Tax requirements. Look Into our y. simplified accounting method. Lib '' erty Bldg., Medford. Phone 157-R. Farm Loan Bonds FINANCE THE AMERICAN FARMER by buying Farm Loan Bonds. Pro ceeds to make additional farm loans nnd improvo agricultural conditions. Terms and particulars, K. II. Hurd, Sccy.-Tiens., 411 M. F. &. II. Bldg.j Rloiiford. - Fidelity nnd Surety lionds FIDELITY AND SURETY BONDS Wo exocuto all forms of bonds, McCurdy Insurance Agoncy. tl Instruction In Mimic. Fit E D ALTO xTLM(nTTThVr"o) piano and harmony. Halght Muslr studio, 318 Gnrnott-Coroy Build ing Phono 72. . . Mosan Art Rugs MOSAN ART RUG CO. We weav rugs from old carpets and rugs am) clean all rugs. "Rugs wo clean art cloan when wo clean them." 11$ W. Tenth, phono 180. Free dellv ery. p, , ..r Music Teacher CAROLIXE E..GOIILE- Teachos piano and music, thirty years oxporionco. Gobln Studio, 210 Went Main, over Moidoff & Woolf Furniture Storor Osteopath! , '. DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. ICVA MAIN? CARLOW Osteopathic PhysJ clans. 416-417 Garnott-Coroy Bids Phone 904-L. Residence 26' ft Laurol St, DH. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia Physician. Special attention given to eye, oar, nose and throat. 301 Liberty building. Phone 496. E. D. ELWOOD Exolusive: Eyes tested, glasses furnished, ' lenses duplicated. 201 E. Main. ' Physicians nnd Surgeons. DR. 11. li MURPHY Dentist. Tele phone 111. Room 430 M. V..-& H. llldg,, Medford. Special attention to bridges and plate work. .... ,- T. G. HEINE, M. Jl . rt D.,.,alnlnH inH, Surgeon, specialty,. Hre, uaiiy, ivye, ar( nose and Throat. Glasses scientifically fitted nnd properly adjusted. Office 314-315 Liberty Bldg., cor. Grape and Main Sts. .,, , , , DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician ' and Surgeon. Practice limited to feye. ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tostcd and glasses sup plied. Oculist nnd Aurlat for S. P. II. R. Co., M. F. & 11. Bldg. Phono 567. DR. WM. W. P. HOLT Physician and Surgeon. Offices M. F. & H. llldg. Phone 165. Residence 118 Genesee St. Phono 165-J-2. DR. A. BURSELL Spinologist, Phys ician and surgeon. Spinal adjust ments, general treatments and dln gonosis. 309-10-11 M. F. & H, llldg. Elevator to third floor, Phone 29. Printers nnd Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, hilling systems, etc. Portland prices. 2" N. Fir St. Real Estate. BROWN & WHITE Real Estate, In surance, Loans, Investments, Notary Public. Holland Hotol corner. U Rug Weaving. MEDFORD FLUFF RUG WORKS makes fluff rugs from old and worn carpets and rugs. Phone 510-M. 706 Pine St. Transfer. EAD3 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 Ivorth Front St.. Phone 815. Prices right. Service guar anteed. DAVIS TRANSFER- Anything moT od day or night. Service guar anteed. Fair treatment. 104 S. Fir. Phonoi Office 644 or res. 647-R or 206. tf Vnde.rtnkers PERL FUNERAL HOME Cor. Sixth and Oakdale, Ambulance service, Ehoea 47. . Jl,,;t,,cv