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BRINGING DAUGHTER- 1 j2-v WOULD you J PSf? '-'.wJL' dad- J r-VV ' i iiiiitmumi it oh i i umtm i mi olh. i rii 1 1 ho it iimf. I UIIIIV 11 I kl II III I I 1 11 IMI 1.1 M I I IMI1I I t VIII IWW 111 I II II 1 IS SAYS REV. WALKER "Hunianity.Today at Sea" tvas the opening thought of Evangelist V. J. Walker's lecture at the pnnvfla tinvlllnn Vlast evening. "Lost in the maze and .-sanderings In the fog, humanity if groping about in the darkness of night and might." t : The evangelist asserted that "the underpinning ls gone, the bottom has dropped out of things, and the mortar from the cracks of civilization's walls is falling out. Chaos Is apparent." These assertions were authentically vindicated from the utterances of Holy Writ and by allusion to the words of the greatest of the world's thinkers. "Paradoxical however, while the na tions of the world are lost in the maze, God walks in the light, for He is light. 'He knoweh what is In the darkness . and the light dwelleth in Him.' Dan iel 2:22. "Nations have arisen. They have spent their brief but brilliant existence In tryanny and oppression and have passed unregretted and almost forgot ten, only to give place to nations more vile, beastly, and tyrannical." The evangelist described the true philosophy of history by these words: r "In the annals of human history, the grdwtli of nations and the rise and fall of empires appear as dependent on the will and prowess of man. The shaping of events seem to be determined by his power, ambition, or caprice. But in the word of God, the curtain Is drawn aside, and we behold, behind, above, and through all the play and counterplay of human interests and power and passions, the agencies of the1 all-merciful one, constantly, pa tiently working out the counsels of His own will." , J Since "God is the ruler among the nations," some may wonder why gov ernments are so corrupt. Mr. Walker said, "the power exercised by every ruler is Heaven-imparted; and upon Iris use of the power thus bestowed, his success depends." Some Bible texts were then quoted. "Righteousness ex alteth a nation but sin is a reproach to any people." (Proverbs 14:34); "The throne Is established by righteousness" (Proverbs 16:12); "Mercy and truth preserve the king: and his throne is unholden bv mercv." (Proverbs 20:281. t, "As long as nations carry out God's plans for their operation and existence, so long those nations exist; but when: they fail to work in harmony with heaven's laws, when they give honor to men. which is due alone to God, they go down Into history, for God over turns them." (Genesis 15:16). ' The whole lecture was based on Nebuchadnezzar's dream recorded in the second chapter of Dabiel, the de tails of which had gone from the mind of the mighty monarch of Babylon. Jhe empires of Babylon, Media, Persia, Grecia and Rome including its ten divisions, were represented b,y various parts of the great image. The evangelist declared that "we are liv ing down in the very toes of the image which consist of a composite mix ture of iron and clay. These ten toes , are ten kingdoms, viz.: the Vandals, the Heruli, the Ostragoths, the Bur gundians, the Visigoths, the Sueves, the Huns, the Lombards, the Franks, and the Saxons. The barbarian tribes coming down from the north, with the exception of the first three, became the modern European nations Ger many, France, .Great Britain, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, and Italy." "In spite of the attempts of men to unite and consolidate these ten king doms both by brute force and inter marriage, as the prophecy declared would be attempted, the seven brief words, 'they shall not cleave one to another,' proved stronger than all the combined attempts of Charlemagne, Charles V., Louis XIV., Napoleon Bone- PERL FUNERAL HOMTS At Your Service Das or Niebt Information Niamr otto Co flth and Oakdmle 115 UP FATHER parte and the kaiser." (Daniel 2:43). With impassioned appeal, the climax of the sermon was based on verse 44 of the same chapter: "And in the days of these kings (plural) shall the God of Heaven set up a kingdom, which shall never be destroyed: and the kingdom shall not be left to other people, but it shall break In pieces and consume all these kingdoms, and it shall stand forever." Subject tonight; "Spiritualism What Is It?" Market News A .-, Livestock -,, j PORTLAND, Ore., July 12. Cat tle steady; receipts 141. i t . r , Hogs, top, quarter lower; receipts 38. Prime light $11.7512.00; smooth heavy 230 to 300 pounds $11.0011.50; 300 pounds and up $10.0011.00; rough heavy $8.00 U.00; feeder pigs Jll.7512.00; fat pigs $U.5012.00; stags $5.00 8.00. - Rutter ' PORTLAND, Ore, July 12. Butter firm. Extra cubes 3839'4c; un dergrades 3587; cartons ' 44c; prints 4 3c. Butterfat No. 1 churn' lng cream 4344c f. o. b. Portland; 41c at stations;, undergrades 40 41c. Portland Wheat. PORTLAND, Or., July 12 Wheat hard white $1.15; soft white, white club, hnrd winter, northern spring, $1.13; red Walla $1.10. Today's car receipts Wheat 9; flour 4;. hay 2. San Francisco Markets SAN FRANCISCO, July 12. (U. S. "Bureau of Markets) Eggs, extra 29c: extra pullets , 24c; undersized pullets 18Vc. SAN FRANCISCO. July 12 (State Division of Markets) Poultry un changed. Liberty Bonds. NEW YORK, July 12. Liberty bonds closed: ' 3'4's $100.46; second 4's 99.98; first 414 's 100.48; second 414 's 100.12; third 4's 100.14; fourth 4's 100.34; Victory 4 's 100.50 MEN WANTED FOR SERVICERS RAILROAD.' MA CHINISTS, BOILERMAKERS BLACKSMITHS, . ELECTRICIANS, SHEET METAL WORKERS, PIPE FITTERS, COPPERSMITHS, TIN NERS, CAR INSPECTORS, CAR REPAIRERS, HELPERS. ' . - All classes under strike conditions best explained by Chairman Ben W. Hooper of the United States Rail road Labor Board in his statement of July 1st, reading as follows: "In this case the conflict is not between the employer and the op pressed employes. The people of the country, through an act of Congress, signed by President Wilson, estab lished a tribunal to decide Buch dis putes over wages and working con ditions which are submitted to it in a proper manner. It is the decision of this tribunal against which the shop crafts are striking.' Regardless of any question of the right of the men to strike the men who take the strikers' places are merely, accepting the wages and working .'conditions prescribed by a government tribunal and are performing a public service. They are not accepting the wages and working conditions which an em ployer Is trying to Impose. For this reason, public sentiment and full government power will protect the men who remain in their positions and new men who may come in." ' Adequate provisions have been made for the full protection of all new employees, the same as old em ployes who have remained loyally at work. Applicants should apply to the of fice of the superintendent at Port land (Union Station), or to the As sistant Superintendent at Roseburg. J. If, DYER, General Manager Southern Pacific Company, STEHFORH STATC TRTBITNT!. DOtS'T MOTHER WILL YOU ME MOW FOR FAIR SPACE - . ,. ; i - . The merchants named to solicit the sale of space In the proposed Mer chants Industrial building at the coun ty fair are A. H. Miller, H. E. Marsh, John C. Mann, C. M. Kidtl, Fred Wseks, J. R. Woodford, J. J. Iluchter and C. A. Whilloclt. Estimates are now being secured on the construction of a permanent build ing and a lease for space will be sold to merchants running over a period of four years. The payment in advance of the rental for the entire four year period is required to construct the building which it Is estimated will cost $7600. Preliminary arrangements as to the display of automobiles was perfected yesterday by A. C. Hubbard, superin tendent of automobile displays and Hamilton Patton who represented the automobile dealers. . HELP WANTED Male and Female WANTED Married couple for ranch work; no children. Mail Tribune, Box 100. tf HELP WANTED MALE WANTED Gentleman stenographer between ages of 21 and 28. Willing to work and must come well recom mended. Good, opportunity for ad vancement. Standard Oil Co., Med ford, Ore. 100 WANTED Men for woods. Sawmill, lumber yard and box factory. Good opportunities for advancement for steady men. Fruitgrowers Supply Co., Hilt, Calif. WANTED ICTSUfcLLANEOUS WANTED To rent, five room fur nished house. Notify Box 572, care ' Mail Tribune. 97 "WANTED To rent oil range. Phone i 590-H. 96 WANTED Stock to pasture; would take sheep. One mile north Sams t Valley P. O. Clias. Gilchrist, Gold I Hill, Ore. 97 WANTED To buy double team farm wagon in good serviceable condition. M. D. Olds. 96 WANTED 12 to 14 head young sound work horses weighing 1700 or more. M. D. Olds. 100 WANTED Lowest bid on hauling 350 tier wood; 7 mile haul. Chas. Gil christ, Gold Hill, Ore. 97 WANTED To buy riding cultivator, Phone 370-X, noons or evenings. Janes' Bros. . 95 WANTED Gentleman wants room and board with private family. Ad dress Box 111, Mail Tribune. WANTED Feeder hogs or pigs. Phono or write Fruit Growers Supply Co., Hilt, Calif. 98' WANTED One medium Bized grain and seed cleaner. Jesse L. Richard son, central Point Feed Store. 95 WANTED To buy leeder hogs. Phone Marivista Orchard 697-J-3. tf WANTED Feeder hogs weighing about 100 lbs. John Mace. Phone' 452-L. 95 WANTED WilL pay cash for hides and pelts. Johnson Produce Co., 241 N. Fir St. Phone 97. 109 WANTED Client wants $3000 for three years at six per cent; gilt edge real estate security. Bennett Invest ment Co. tf WANTED To buy $2000 or $3000 Lib erty bonds. Address H R, care Mall Tribune. tf WANTED Second-hand sacks. Bring them in and turn them into cash. Monarch Seed Co., 317 E. Main. WANTED Modern 6 or 8 room house on or near paving. P. O. Box 1094, Medford. tf WANTED House mormi and re pairing. Phon '4I8-M or 488-X. tf I MEDFORD GRANTS PASS v p FOR SALE CAFE AND BAKERY - Oood location in fine building, nice equipment which is worth tloublo prim nskod. There is good Inislnewi being done here ami man and wife can clear over three hundred every month. This place can give bank reference. $750 will handle. FOUR-SITE SALES AGENCY , Medford Building, Medford, Oregon 4-MOflT TOWNS MRDFOTID. OTCEfiOX. 5A.V-1 WANT A LITTLE. ATTENTION. N vJ" WANTED HELP FEMALE WANTED Woman to work by the hour. Mrs. Tteddy. Phone 3K0. 96 WANTED Reliable woman to do gen eral housework. Wages $6. fall at 16 Geneva or Mrs. Paul U. McKee. Phone 471. 94 WANTED Waitress. Hotel Medford. Call, do not phone. WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Hy experienced grocery clerk, position. Address Box M N, Mail Tribune. 95 WANTED Washings to do. Inquire ' at 838 Bennett Ave. 96 WANTED Good position open for young man with large corporation. Steady work and unusual opportuni ty for advancement. Make applica tion in own handwriting. Give refer ences. Box 1000, Mall Tribune. 98 WANTED Capable young man wishes part time employment. Phone 729-W. . 99 FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished apartments. 217 S. Riverside. Phone 457-J. 101 FOR RENT Nice clean two room fur . nished apartment, closo in. 245 S. Central. 96 FOR RENT Three room furnished apartment, clean, cool and close in; lawn and flowers. ' No. 124 King St., corner of Tenth. " ' ' tf FOR RENT July 1st, modern fur nished, cool apartment in Mail Tri bune building, built-in features, new ly painted and tinted, hot and cold water, electricity, gas, etc. If you want an up-to-date apartment In a splendid location' better call or phone at once. No children. tf FOR RENT no;SES FOR RENT Six room house, lots of berries in garden. 321 Benson St. 97 FOR RENT Seven room modern house, range and garage. 19 N. Peach. Phone 778-W. 96 FOR RENT A fine bungalow 6 rooms, sleeping porch, cold storage, pantry, two large porches, plenty of shado, large lot. Will leave to good parties. P. E. Wynkoop, phone S98-Y. tf FOR KENT Houses. Drown & White. tf FOR RENT Why rentT Buy Medford Home. Pay like rent. Gold Ray Realty Co. FOR RENT House, three rooms and bath. Also garage for one car, close in. Call 915. . FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, $2.00 per week. 445 S. Front. 100 FOR RENT Two sleeping rooms. 438 S. Fir St. 95 FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 244 S. Grape. 98 FOR RENT Sleeping ana housekeep ing rooms; also single housekeeping room'. 15 N. Grape. FOB. RENT Furnished sleeping , rooms, hot and cold water, garage in connection. 124 King St., one block from Library. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS : FOR RENT Half of store room Dart lett Fur Shop, 115 W. Main. tf LOST Black and tan female Airedale pup. Tan face and feet. Reward. Phono 416. - . tf LOST Monday, between corner of Main and Grape and W. Jackson, near Jackson, gray fox fur choker, red spots. Reward If returned to Violet Oorllne, Rex Cafe. . 95 LOST On road toCrater Lake, July 10, gentleman's, light coat, bunch of keys, eyeglasses and Totters ad drescd to mo' In pockets. , Finder please notify undersigned. S. , I). Allen, Engene, Ore. ' 97 LOST Gold Pi Beta, Phi pin, shape of arrow with pearl setting. Name Mary H. Moffat on back of pin. Re ward at Tribune office. tf" LOST A ustral Ian Shepherd pup near Frank Elliott's. Phone 306-Y. 95 ASHLAND KLAMATH FALLS gj i a SOGTBJCRN ORBGON WEDNESDAY. .TTTV V2.- ARE CETTINC, VERV LITTLE. FROM ME ' - M TOO liUOY FOR RENT HOr8l.JKUK.iaXQ ROOMS FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. 146 S. Holly. 95 FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, closo In. Apply 323 N. Front St. 97 FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms. 611 S. Central. BUSINESS OPrOKTCNlTIES FOR SALE Good paying small restaurant. Write Hex 221, or in quire at Drop In Restaurant, Gold Hill, Ore. 99 FOR SALE Small restaurant and bakery, good location, cheap rent. 69 N. Main St., Ashland, Oregon. 101 FOR SALE Must Bell poultry busi ness. Phone 596-11. 112 FOR SALE The busiest shop In town, on aacouut of leaving. Phono 261-J. MONEY TO LOAN BONUS BOUGHT AND SOLD Money loaned and good ranches for sale by J. B. Andrews, Investment Broker, 31 N. Grape St, , l'hone 53-M. FARM MORTGAGES Medford Farm Loan Associntion. F. P. Farrell, Secy.-Treas., 220 W, Main St. FOR 8ALI5 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Chevrolet Baby Grand touring. Fine shape. Good tires. A bargain for cash. AildreBH Box C W, Tribune, or phono 702 between 7 a. 111. and 6 p. m. 96 FOR SALE OR TRADE Ford car. Will trade for motorcycle with side car. 106 Lincoln St. 97 FOR SALE 1918 Dodge touring, per fect mechanical condition, $125, $125 cash, balance easy tonus. Phone 371-Y. 101 FOR SALE Cheap, 1 ton Maxwell I truck. Phone 698-X. 96 FOR SALE 1918 Ford truck, ready to work, $175. Terms given. See Ray Toft, King St. Garage. FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALE 6 and 8 weeks old Leg horn roosters, 16 and 20 cents each. Call 951-L. . - 97 FOR SALE Five young thorobred lied helm now laving, $6.00 for all. 615 W. Thirteenth St. FOR SALR LIVKSTOCK FOR SALE One hundred and fifteen feeder hogs, weigh from 170 lbs. down lo pigs.' Phone 6-F-3, Eagle Point, , . 99 FOR SALE Milk cow, easy milker and heavy milker. Guaranteed geh , .tie. J. B. Yarbrough, Griffin Creek. ' 97 FOR SALE Two heavy work teams, about 20 head calves, cows and holt : ers; also thirty steers. Jas. Camp . bell, phone 17-F-21. 96 FOR SALE Jersey heifer calf three months old. Phone 869-M. 95 FOR SALE Worn nors, extra good, 1250 lbs. Phone 591-R-l. FOR SALE Puppies, great watch and companion dogs. Phone 591-R-l. FOR SALE 12 A-l fresh milk cows; also year old Jersey bull. Will sell separately. M. Walsh, 1 mile NE of Medford on Crater Lake road, 96 FOR BALK REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Good 400 acre stock and grain ranch, $6000 cash required. Address Owner, care Mall Tribune. 100 FOR SALE Well improved 35 acre apple and pear orchard, $5000 cash required. For lease In connection ' 25 acres alfalfa. Address Pioneer, care Mall Tribune. ( .. -S00 FOR SALE Cheap; Improved acreopa, : good home place, fine berries, fcnit xirop to go with plane if sold sdon. ' W X Y, care Mall Tribune. .: 100 FOR SALE Six acres alfalfa land under irrigation, twontv-slx hundrod fifty dollars. Phono 663-R-2. ... 99 FOR SALE One of the best. -small tnttts In the Rogue River valley, one and one-hiil f miles from- Medford. Priced to sell. C. L. Goff. Phono 41. Porf SALE Six room modern bunga : low on paving. Inquire 614 S. Grape 8t, Medford, Oregon. 95 FOR SALE Property 227 fi. Ninth, end of 8. Bartlott. P. O. Box 649. 97 O Auditing Aecourvtms y AYSTEMHeRVICEIO: j0 Irviurarsccf lrveshrfvts V M. P. BCHMJTl, IVim. . Phmw LlMrty WMs 1022 By George McManus 'rs. ,. : r7 v 1 " CT IN K OFFT ', ( ,N.T ll OR- HE'LL- CATCH I .,. ft he cuTer ,COUO " i W 'uTTLE PEH-. If 4; T ' 1922 by Int'l Feature Service. Inc. 2 1922 BY INT'L FOR SALE KKAL ESTATE '"OR SALE 12 acres rich river bottom land, 10 aeres in bearing apple oreh nrd, Spltzenbeig and New-towns. Isaac Best, Grants Pass, Ore. 101 FOR SALE ltesidenco lot North Oak- dale, with combination barn and garage that would cost $200 to build. Will sell free and clear for $650. Bennett Investment Co. tf FOR SALE 20 acres of good land, not on ditch. Plenty of water. 6 miles from Mad ford. See O. A. Wlckleln. Rex Cafe. 97 FOR SALE Bearing pear and npple orchards sacrificed at $100 acre and up, 1 acre tracts and up. Easy terms. Near highway. Gold Ray Realty Co. Phono 72S-R or 134-Y. FOR SALE House, furniture, largo lot with garden. 50 chickens, for $700; no incumbrances. 515 Liberty St. Call evenings only. FOR SALE Choice Tjiifiding Bite for apartment, storage or garage; South Contral, 1 ',4 blocks from Main; size 6214x100. Bennett Investment Co. tf FOR SALE Houses nna bungalows, furnished or unfurnished; also acreage Insurance. C. S. Butterfield, Medford National Bank Bldg., Phone 389, FOR SALE MIHOXLLANKOUS FOR SALE Reed go-cart, almost like new. Some canaries, SL Andreasherg and Linnet mixed. 211 Washington St. 97 FOR SALE Lambert cherries, fine for canning, 0c 11). 36 Portland Ave. 96 FOR SALE Furniture of five rooms. House for rent. 39 N. Peach. 97 FOR SALE Ring and Black Republi can cherries 6o per lb. 33 Portland Ave. 96 FOR SALE Piano. Price 150. Phone 691-J. 97 FOR SALE Postcard size kodak with case, excellent condition. May be seen at Medford Book Store. '96 FOR SAMS L350 tier wood, A-l, Chas. Gilchrist, Gold Hill, Ore. 97 FOR SALE Typewriter, high chair, gas and wood ranges. Ill Genesee St. Call 422-L. 96 FOR SALE Dresser and davenport. 143 Kenwood.- 101 FOR SALE Thorobred bluo Persian kittens, $5 and $10. 616 W. Thir teenth St. Phone 1021-1,. FOR SALE Hack, In good condition. Also Iowa cream separator. James Campbell. Phone 17-F-21. 95 FOR SALE Choice ulfalfa, Tine straw, heavy foliage. Nealon Ranch, Cen tral Point. Phono llxxl 95 FOR SALE Two good heavy screen doors, ono 41x8 inches, $2.50; one 40x86 Inches, $3.50. See them at Mall Tribuno office. tf FOR SALE lllngs and black republi cans, l'hone 539-H-2. 9o FOR SALE Cheap, one 3-h. p. Fnlr ' bankB-Morso gas engine practically ' new. F: E. Merrick, Nat Bldg. tf FOR SALIC Good Philadelphia lawn ! mower. May be seen at 607 S. Holly St. tf FOR SALE 100 tons good clean high grade coal, $14 a ton at bin. Air compressors and jack hammers. R. R. V. Cannl Co. FOR SALE A-No. clean alfalfa hay. Order you winter's supply. Elinor Hnnley Bush. Phone 902. 826 E. Main. " tf BU8INERS DTKKWTORY Abstractors J. MURRAY BROS. & VAN VORI8 Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 6, No. 22 North Central Ave., ap attlrs." . " Jnrknon County ' ' ABSTRACT CO., The only complete Ti tle System in Jackson County. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance.. Architect FRANK C. CLARK 219 W. Main St. Phone 8 41-J. Attorneys O. G. BOGGS Lawyer. Specializes in Real Estate and Probate Law. 80 , North Central Ave. PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-at-law, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National ' Bank Building. A, B. REAME9 Lawyer, office in Liberty Building. - 4V- E. E. KELLY Lawyer. Resumed prac tice of Inw.' Office with Porter J. Neff, Medford Nat'l Bank Bldg. ,----. J.::--.. i VXCIF, F FEATURE SERVICE. INC. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Building Materials MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK A BLOCK WORKS Specialize In all kinds of cement building products. Cor. Fir and Tenth Streets. Culropractjc Physician DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chirc practio and Electro-Therapy. 427 2 8 Medford Bldg. Phone 965. . tf DR. A. R. HEDGES Neo-Eclectle Phvslclnn. . DR. ' LOUISE E. HEDGES Naturopathic Chlro practlr. Mechano-Therapy, Spon dylotherapy, Food Sciences, Chiro practic. Office: Stewart Bldg, 235 E. Main St. Phones: Office, 170; Res. 170-J-2. DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiropractic Physician. Office hrs. 9 to 12, 2 to 5. Suite 203-04-05-06, Llborty Building, Convalescent Home CONVALESCENT HOME, facing llthia park, Ashland Milk and Rest Cure; also take doctors' patients and give best of care. Terms reasonable. Mrs. W. M. Barber, 153 Granite SL Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITINO CO. E. M. Wl son, 0. P. A. Attention given te anything In Accounting and lo, come Tax requirements. Look Intt our simplified accounting method Liberty Bldg., Medford. Phon 157-R. Farm Ijoans ROGUE RIVER FARM LOAN ASS'N Loans to pay mortgages and foi agricultural. Attorney E. H. Hurd, Becy.-Treas.. 411 Medford Bldg. Osteopaths I rTf. O? CARLOW, DR EVA MAINS; CARLOW Osteopathic Physicians, 416-418 Liberty Bldg. Phom . 804-J-2. Residence 26 S. Laurol St, DR. W. W HO WARD OsteopathH Physician. Special attention give; to eye, ear, nose and throat. 3 Of Liberty building. Phone 496. Physicians and Burgeons T. O. HEINE, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Specialty, Eye, Ear, Noes and Throat. Glasses scientifically fitted and properly adjusted. Office 814-315 Liberty Bldg., cor. Grape and Main Sts. , DR. J.: J. EMMONS Physician and Surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Anrlst for 8. P. R. R. Co., Medford Bldg. Phone 667. DR. WM. W. P. HOLT Physician and Burgeon. Offices Medford Bldg. Phone 165. Residence ill S Geneaeo St. Phone 165-J-2. DR. ' A. BURSELL Physician and Surgeon, 312 to 314 Medford Bids. Entrance 35 N. Central.' Special attention to spine. Phone 29. Piano Instructions FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony. Composing, Arranging.- Studio 818 Liberty Bldg. Phone 72. ' . ,. SADIE E. LACY Piano Instructor. Special work for children. Studio 801 Liberty Bldg. Phone 157-J. 88 Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO., bas the best equipped printing office i Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. . Portland prices, 27 N. Fir St. Rag Weaving MEDFORD FLUFF RUO WORKS makes fluff rugs from old and worn carpets nnd rugs. Phone 610-M. 706 Pine St. , . Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phone 816. Prices right. Service guar anteed. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Anything' moved day or night. ' Service guaranteed. 29 8 " Grape." Phone: Office 144,, or M. 47-U or SA -Upholstering J. WE1S Upholstery. Manufacturer of overstuffed furniture.- Full line of materials. Draperies made to ordor. We do all kinds of upholster, lng. We deliver and will call and show snmulcs. Phone 202, Jackson ville, Ore,
