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PACIFIC COAST
i SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. More fa
':, vorable conditions for practically all
.1 industries in the Twelfth Federal Re
i servo District during November, as
J compared with the same month of 1921
il is -shown by John Perrln, San Fran
' clsoo, . federal reserve agent, ' in ' his
.' monthly report mado public here to
V, day, ' . . . ' : ' , t
An abstract of Mr. Pcrrln's report
"follows: ,
"Harvesting of the crops of the dis
trict was practically completed during
November, permitting a preliminary j
estimate of the results of the year's
; agricultural operations. Although the
; acreage planted and the yields In 1922
iwere smaller than those of the previ
ous "year, crops were raised with a
; minimum ; outlay for labor and mater
4ativ and '.prices, except for potatoes,
rice, apples, raisins and hops, are now
! above those of a year ago.
"Sana's in the country districts have
s steadily reduced tholr borrowings from
Y the' - Federal Reserve bank from a
rtotal of $34,000,000 on August 2 to
':', $18,000,000 Dec. 6.
''Commercial loans of reporting
.J member banks in the principal cities
?of the district, on the other hand, have
V increased with the acceleration of bus
i iness -and industry. On Dec; 6 com-
merclal . loans of . 66 reporting banks
v were $760,000,000; 7 percent above the
i low point' or June 28, 1922.' Invest
v ments of the same banks increased
,5 $17,000,000. . .
;' . "Retail and wholesale business was
more active during November, 1922,
'' than during November 1921. Depart
) mont store sales increased 14.5 per
A cent-in' value over last year and ex
i ceeded : sales of November 1920 and
!. 1919.' AH! lines of wholesale trade re-
iwrted increases in the value of their
; sales.; v- .
i 'bebita'tf) individual accounts in the
banks of ;tho district, were 14.6 per
cent 'larger during 'November than
during November 1921. Business fail
ures, although greater In number, were
smaller in liabilities than in October
or November 1921.
?The lumber industry operated at
, normal during November. The mills
have announced that the usual winter
shutdown will bo brief.
"Production of the principal tnotals
ofvthe district 1s growing steadily.
Improvement in copper has been note
worthy, on Dec. 18 electrolytic being
quoted ' at 14- cents a pound com
pared with 13 cents in October.
"Petroleum production In California
durlrg November again increased in
voIunVb faster than did consumption.
"Industrial construction during the
first eleven months of 1922 has been
greater in vnluo and volume than dur
iniji the' whole year 1921.
"Seasonal decreases in employment
have been general throughout the dis
trict 'but unemployment is still rela
tively small.
"The general prico level, Bhown by
the Index numbers of the United
States department of labor, rose' from
154 to ICtf during the month, taking
the 1913 level as 100.55
DROP 121-2 CENTS
SAN 'FRANCISCO, Dec. 27. A
drop of 12 cents-tn- tho wholesale
price of extra eggs to 45V4 cents was
noted by the United States bureau of
agricultural economics herd today.
A 'weak) eastern market, reducing
the profits to 'California shippers.
bad resulted intho local market be
ing over supplied. . . ."
A temporary -shortage yesterday
PERL FTJNEIIAL HOHI
At Tnor Serving Pay or IfllM
- Our. flth ud OfAdal
UP FATHER
SACS'
TO
resulted In a rise in extras from 52
to 58, but this was short lived upon
Information that.New York market
had dropped five cents.
Extra pullets today were being1
quoted at 12 cents wholesale as com
pared with yesterday's prico of 53,
while undersized pullets dropped 7 Vi
cents to 40.
OF MODERN GIRLS
'. tTI TALK
SYDNEY, N. S., Doc The dress
and morale of tlio women of
tcday were censured by Mrs. Grant
Forsythe, in the president's address
at the annual convention of the Wo
man's Christian Temperance union.
"We deplore many of the new cus
toms and habits that' have crept into
women's lives," she said. "The too
free manner and careless, immodest
dress, the inelegant, slangy lun
guage, ' the cigarette smoking and
wine ' drinking, the betting and
gambling that are as meat and drink
to many, if not to the majority t)f
girls-'-all are signs of the times. We
dare not leave them unchallenged.
Some of the evils could be rectified
by legislation; some only by example
and teaching. Woman's place still
begins in the home,, and there we
must look for the remedy."
Jlrs. Forsythe said that she looked
forward to tho time when the legis
lature would give the people an op
portunity of expressing their opinion
on the liquor question, "and when
our intelligent men and women
would study the question of prohibi
tion with unbiased minds." .
The convention Voted to ask the
federal government to Introduce leg
islation in Australia whicrt would
give married women the right to re
tain their British nationality on
marriage with an alien. Other
recommendations urged that Aus
tralian representatives, at the iin-'
perial conference should endeavor to
have legislation - of this kind made
uniform throughput ' the empire.
The secretary said that many wo
men did not realize that If they mar
ried a foreigner, they adopted tho
nationality of the husband and
would have no claim upon an Eng
lish consul abroad in tho event of
trouble. - ,
Market News
j
' Livestock.
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 27. Cattle
50c lower; based on Tuesday after
noon sales. No receipts. Choice
steers $77.50; medium to good
$6. 257; ' choice heifers $"i(f?3.50;
choice cows and heifers $4.755.35;
medium to good $44.75.
Hogs and sheep nominally steady;
no receipts. , - ,. , .
Butter.
PORTLAND, Dec. 27. Butter
steady; extra cubes 464c; ordi
nary grades 4l(!J46c; cartons o2c;
prints 51c. Buttorfat steady; No. 1
churning cream 52Tj!53c f.o.b. Port
land; nndorgrades TiO.'ilc.
. Easy
Shifting
Run up on tnir Grease
Rack , and have the
Sticky, Heavy Grease
drained put of, your
tranmission and replac
ed . with Valvoline Semi
Fluid Gear Compound.'
Crank ' Cases Drained
Free "
JONES &
KIRKPATRICK
. . .Next to Nat, ;
tlEDFOTTD ; !KKIC TRIBUNR
- DO YQO VASST
&Elt,t- THAT
ISO
Portland Vheat.
PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 27.
Wheat: Hard white, llltiestem,
Baart $1.50; soft white $1.27; west
ern white $1.26.
Today's car receipts Wheat 71;
barley C; lour 5; oats 1; hay 7,
PORTLAND, Dec. 27. Eggs:
Selling price, case count, 3S40c;
henneries 8S40c; soiling price can
dled. 4043c; pullets 3637c; sel
ected candled in cartons 4345c.
-Poultry Hens, light, 1213c;
heavy 20ffl22c; broilers, springs, 16
"6'18c; old rosters, nominal; tur
keys alive 2527c; dresBPd 3335c;
geese 20c allvo; ducks 20c alive.
Wheat futures Hard white
$1.50; club $1.211.27. Cash:
Bluestem $1.65; club $1.251.28;
barley 3537c; corn. No. 3, yellow,
$32.5033 ton.
Millstuffs Bran, millrun, 35c;
shorts, middlings, 4547c per ton;
scratch feed 4 6c. ,
Hay Buying price,, timothy, val
ley, $20&22; eastern Oregon $23
24; alfalfa $21; grain $22; clover
$20021; straw $89.
San Frnnrfsco Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27. Eggs
extras 45c; extra pullets 42c; un
dersized pullets 40c.
SAN FRANCISCO, Doc. 27. Live
turkeys 32 to 36c; dressed 36 to 40.
Advertisement
Eagle Point Irrigation District ":
Eagle Point, Oregon, Dec. 26, 1922.
NOTICE OF BIDS Notico is hereby
given, that bids are now called for the
construction of Units No. 2. 3. and 4 of
the malnuppty cjfhal .W tTiorEaglo'
Point Irrigation District witli all appur-
tenant structures. Tne plans ana
specifications can be seen at the office
of the Board of Direotors, Eagle Point,
Oregon; copies can be obtained from
the engineers of the; Dlstrlot. Eagle
i Point, Oregon, upon receipt of ten
($10) dollars,, which will be -returned
to each bona fide bidder -when said
plans, and specifications- are returned.
The work involves eanal excavation of
approximately 103,000 cubic yards of
material.
The Board of Directors will rocelve
sealed proposals therefor and the pro
posals opened at the office of the.
Board of Directors of the Eagle Point
Irrigation District, ' at -. Eagle Point,
Oregon, on January 4, 1923, at 10
o'clock A. M.
The right is reserved to reject any
or nil bids.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
EAGLE POINT IRRIGATION
DISTRICT.
' By F. Pettegrew. President.
W. 13, Hummel, Secretary
WANTED -SITUATIONS
WANTED Inventory figuring work
by careful operator with Burroughs
machine. Box 961 or phone 259-11.
.240
WANTED By colored girl work by
the day or steady job. 10.7 W. Maln
St. 237
WANTED Position as bookkeeper or
salesman, whole or part time. Phone
64 1-M. P. O. Box 952. 237
WANTED Wood to saw. Call even
ings 452J. , 237
HELP WAXTKT) -FEMALE
WANTED Saleslady and demonstra
tor, straight salary and traveling ex
penses, call between 5 and 8 p. m.
und 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. L. A. Harring
ton, Hotel Holland. 237
WANTED Stenographer; also sales
. woman musical Instruments. P. O.
Box 1094. tf
T
WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY
to wish you all
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
(Watch us grow)
FOUR-SITE SALES AGENCY
Real Estate Business Opportunities Exchanges
Medford Bldg., Medford, Oregon
TO THE PARTY OF LIMITED MEAN'S.
1 four-room house, lot 60x120, water and graveled street. ' "Price
$760. 1 five-room house, lot 60x120, water and graveled Ktreot,
Price $1250. Very reasonable terms on either, 6 Interest on de
ferred payments.
80 acres foothill land, partly cleared, large portion good for grapes,
peaches and apricots, located between Central Point and Sold Hill.
Prico $800. Cash $400, balance payablo $100 per yoar, u'o on de
ferred payments.
Small pear orchard near Medford, crop this year brought $3300.
Will sell for $5,000, reasonable terms.
Fine largo homesito, with unobstructed view, on East side, $450, easy
terms. - 2V4 acre lot fronting Rogtio River, good soil, $300, easy '
terms, S Interest on defprred payments.
Phone 283 . J. W. DRWvSLKll CO., 129) E. Main St., Modford
yrEDFORD.Q'R'EflON, WEDNESDAY, DF.OEMT.ET?
LIKe TO
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YOU ALL, THb
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ALOIS Ci
HELP WANT El MALK
WANTED Real estate salesman and
mdse. clerk who can drive nut.
P. O. Box 1094. -
WANTED MraCVLiIiJUTOOtrB
WANTliD By gentleman, room and
board with private family, $45 per
month. -Address Box 100 236
WANTED Surplus, waste, refuse,
squash seed any quantity. Quote
lowest price. W. Rehm, 60 Pine St.,
New York City. ' 254
WANTED To buy corn. Phone 697-J-3
tt
WANTED All kinds of guns to repair
and saw filing. Upstairs 22 S. Grape.
237
WANTED Cash paid for peltB, hides,
'wool and furs. Johnson Produce
Co., 241 N. Fir St Phone 97. tf
WANTED House moving and repair
ing. Phone 488-M or 4SS-X.
BTTSrjfESS tlfPUKT I) N IT I lit
WANTED Man to back wonderful
mall order proposition, Investigation
will prove that I have one of the
best money milkers you have ever
seen. Don't fail to look into this if
you want to get into something that
will net you big returns. Address
Box F J, Mail Tribune. 237
MISCELLANEOUS
STORAGE Cars. $2.50 per mo. Trucks
$1.00 to $6.00 per mo. Space for
rent. T. I. Temple, 221 N. Fir. 236
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RHNT Large, pleasant heated
rooms, hot. and cold water, sleeping
porch. Phone 906-M., 237
FOR RENT Modern Bleeping room;
lady preferred. Phone 808. 240
FOR RENT Room w(th board. 223 J
N. Central. , 242
FOR . RENT Comfortable furnished
sleeping room with bath privileges.
325 S. Riverside. Phone 701-J. tf
FOK RENT. ROUSES
FOR RENT OR LEASE by the year,
splendid cIobb in corner home sevou
rooms, large bath, four bedrooms,
with closets, best location. Call 704
W. Tenth. Phone 637-R. 238
FOR RENT Houses. Brown ft White.
; ' tf'
FOB RENT HOUHEKEKKING
ROOMS
FOR RENT One large housekeeping
room. ; piO N. Bnrtlett. - 238
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms
cheap. 219, Talent Court. 'Phone
' 955-R. 241
FOR RENT Large housekeeping
room, clean and sunny.! 433 S- Fir
St. 238
FOR RENT MlSCrfljLAXKOrS
FOR RENT Paying farm near Med
ford, 6 room house, large barn, out
buildings and farm Implements, 12
acres covered by irrigation, 5 acres
alfalfa, 11 acres best Bear creek
bottom land, 20 acres virgin land.
Suitable for dairy or chicken farm.
, Can show place any time. Call 328
N. Central Avo., Medford. 236
FOR RENT Two very desirable large
office rooms, Liberty building. Steam
heat hot and cold water, elevator
and janitor service. Call at Liberty
building. tf
FOR RENT Oarage at 1103 W. Tenth
St Phone 82. tf
S ,r- ;
NO -HO'.
THAT
ISOT
WJTH ME
2J"
FOIl RK.VT ArAUTMENT8
FOR RENT Furnlsned apartment.
Call 113 E. Eleventh St. or phone
963. . . . 238
FOR RUNT Apartment, 124 King St.,
corner of Tenth; also car and truck
storage.
FOR EXCHANGE
T RADIO 1300 acres irrigated alfalfa.
grain and pasture, eastern Oregon; no
incnmuerance. ah or part ior hub
southern Oregon land. Give lull
particulars. Owner here. Write
Box 1), Mail Tribune. 238
ro TRADE Working horses for smal
ler team. Palmer Bros., Jacksonville.
236
FOUND
FOUND A bunch of keys. Owner
can have thorn by calling at this
office and paying for ad. 237
FOUND Bunch of keys. Owner can
get Bamo by calling at this office
and paying for tills notice. 237
LC ST
LOST Monday evening between Med
ford and Pearce Placer mine on
Poorman's creek, dark gray overcoat
with belt and cull's. Book lnterurban
tickets in upper left pocket. Don
Pearce, 610 E. Main. Reward. 237
LOST Little girl's gold wrist watch
between Orange and Baptist -church.
Finder please return to Hibbard's
Grocery and receive reward. it
MONET TO IO AN
MONEY TO LOAN on improved ranch
security, $5000 or less, 6 per cent
Interest O. C. Hoggs, Attorney for
Stute Land Board, Jackson County. "
FOK SALE lTVKSTxm .
FOR SALE Puppies: Gorman police,
Sliopherds, pedigreed, beautiful wolf
gray, playmates, companion or
watch dogs; good investment, price
reasonable. W. G. Bornstein, Glen-
dule, Oregon. 241
FOR SALE OR TRADE Two grade
milk goats. Inquire ut 843 E. Ninth
St 237
FO RSALE 60 Angora goats at $2.60
a head. J. S. Weeks, Eagle Point
261
FOR SALE Puppies; rcnl beauties.
Phone 691-R-l.
FOR SALE Poland China pig, regis
tered, 11 month old, at a reasonable
price. M. S. WoodB, Eagle Point.
258
TOR SALE Gentle Shotlnnd pony.
$50. Phono l-F-22. 237
FOR SALE REAli ESTATE
FOR SALE 12 acies woll Improved
near Tolo. J. B. Stevens, Tolo, Ore.
230
FOR SALE 230 cre logged off
lana near puh runs; win boh
cheap and give terms. Big Pine
Lumber Co.
FOR SALfc HOMES
FOR RENT Five room furnlshod bun
galow. Phono 488-Y. - 237
FOR SALE! Rouses ana bungalows.
.furnished or unfurnished; auc
, acreage. Insurance. C. S. Ituttorfield,
Medford National Bank Bldg, Phone
'88.
We pay entire 1923
licenses on any car
bought of us for
: cash during balance
of month of Decern
' her. A real saving.
BUSY CORNER
MOTOR CO.
27, '3022
By George
FOR SALE SiTMCICLLAXEOUS
FOR SALE Turkeys. Mnmmouih
lironzo tonis for bre"lin purxses.
R. II. Zimmerman, west of Central
Point, Ore. 217
FOR SALE Shoe repair outfit cheap.
22" 10. Ninth St. 211
FOR SALIO Cheap ton and quarter
Rei siwedwagon, nearly new. In
quire at Palmer Piano Mouse, 2!I4
E. Main St. 2 I2
FOR SALE Fine alfalfa hay;
deliver. Phone Wi ll i.
will
FOR SALE Team, harness, cow nnd
Ancomi pulli't.s. Central Point.
Phono 317. Box 111, R. 2. 240
FOR SALE Miiinzo. tin key torn one
year old. two inipiirtud I rum Ken
tucky. Sacrifice at $15 each. Young
toms $S.(HI while thoy last. , R. R.
t'ox, Middle Road, R. 3.
FOR SALE Crown organ. In good
condition. Root's Music Store. 237
FOR SALE Turkey torn one year old,
splendid bird. J A M, care Mull
Tribune. 212
FOR SALE R. I. Red puliets. Phone
201-Y. 239
FOR SALE A No. 1 oat hay, one-half
mile south of Phoenix ou highway.
C. Carey. tf
FOR 8ALE Choice uiinila hay. Will
. deliver. Phone 788-R.l. , 237
FOR SALE Baled ulfalfa buy, $23.00
ton. Rogue River Valley Canal Co.,
204 S. Fir St Phono 129-J-2. - 201"
FO RSALE Jonathan apples.
Fir.
112 S.
237
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay,, at ranch or
. delivered. Phone 085-R.0, C. C.
Hoover. tf
FOR SALE Second cutting baled
alfalfa hay, $24 per too delivered,
cash. Monarch Seed Co. Phone
260-529. , tt
FOR SALE New Columbia , phono
graph records at half price. Victor,
Brunswick, Columblu, Pathe & So
nora phonographs and records at
reduced prices. Music Shop, No. 15
No. Grape St., next to Farmers &
Frultgiowors Bank. Phono 405-J. tf
FOR SALE GK)d second-hand stool
cables over 200 ft, low price. Inquire
Medford Bldg. janitor, tf
FOR SALE; Two General Electrio
motors, 85 h. p., 40 degree, 60 cycle,
2200 voltage, Complete with compen
sators. 1 Tacoma logging engine,
10x15 with line. Big Pines Lumber
Co.
FOR SALE Turkeys for breeders,
from Mr. Wright s stock, Washing
ton. Fnt geese 30 cents dressed.
Beef 10 and 12 cents. Phone 7-F-ll.
. 236
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstracrot
MURRAY BROS. & GREENE
Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 6,
No. 32 North Central Ave., upstairs.
jackton County
ABSTRACT CO.
The only complete Title
8ystem In Jaokaon
County.
Abstract of Title and
" Title Insurance.'
WATSON - & - KELLOGG Reliable
.laokgon county abstractors of titles,
Quid Hill, Oregon.
Attorney"
O. 0. BOGGS Lawyer. Specialises
In Real Estate and Probate. Law.
80 North Central 'Ave.
ft. H. REAM2S LT. 1
Liberty Building.
. E. KELLY Lawyer. Resumed
practice of law. Office with Porter
J. Neff. Modford Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Building Materials
MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK , A
BLOCK WORKS Specialize In all
kinds of cement building products.
Cor. Fr and Tenth UraeU.
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M
sun, CP. A. Attention given to any
tblng In accounting and Income Tai
requirements. Look Into our almpll
flod 'accounting method. Liberty
Hldg., Medford. Phone 167-R. -
Money to Loan
J. B. ANDREWS Buys and sells
mortgages and loans money on good
security. 31 N. Grape St Phone 53-M.
24fi
., ; j
O Auditing AceouNftna
AYSTEMERVICElO:
$P insurance Tuft' Irvvestmeivrss
' M. t, BCROTTT '
ton noor . . Modford lOdg
. Lggb . THE: NAKE-bl
HT - THEREARE
t WORTH MORE.
W: ot THW THAT-
Cppyririit. '92. by Int'l F.u.e Strvki!. 1 tTI 1 12-27
paoe rm?
McManus
BUSINESS DIRECTOR
Chiropractic Physician
Dlt. JOUETT P. BRAY Scientific
Chiropractic adjustments. Hours !)
12 nnd 2-5 except Thursdays. 313-315
Meilford Hldg. Office phone 29, res.
phone 494. "Keep Smiling." v
DR. HARVEY P. COLEMANChlro
practlc and Electro-Therapy. ,427-28
Medford Bldg. Phone 965, .
DR. A. R. HEDGES Neo-EcleotiO
Physician. DR. LOUISE E. HEDGHU
Naturopathic Chiropractor. Me
chano Therapy, Spondylotherapy,
Food Sciences, Chiropractic. Office:
Stewart Bldg., 235 E. Main St
Phones: Office, 170; Res. 170-J-2..
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiropractic
Physician. Of rice hrs. 9 to 12, ,'2
to fi. Suite 203-04-05-06 Liberty Bide.
Office Phone 580, Res. 1027.
Dentists
DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dentist. 228 E.
Main St., over M. M. Dept. Stora,
Medford, Oregon. Phone 669; res.
1002-Y. Office hours 9 a. m.- p. in.
Evening and Sunday by appointment
Farm Loans
FEDERAL FARM LOANS NOW
Applications should be on file by
Doc. 25 for December appraisal.
E. H. Hurd, Secy-Treas., 402 Medlor
Bldg.
Monuments
THE OREGON GRANITE CO. MonW
inentB. E. A. Hicks, general manager.
P. M. Kershaw, sales manager, 101
E. Sixth St., Medford. tt
Osteopaths '
DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS
OARLOW Osteopathic Physician
416-418 Liberty Bldg. Phone
residence 26 S. Laurel St
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopath!
Physician.' Special attention give
; to eye, ear, nose and throat tOf
L'.berty Building. Phone 496. .
Pliyadclona and Snrgeou'
"ft
DR. J. . J. EMMENS Physician
Surgeon. Practice limited to ey
ear, nose and throat Eye sole
tlftcally tested and glaase applied.
Oculist and Aurist for S. P. R. B,
Co., Medford Bldg. Phone 567.
DR. WM. W. P. HOLT Physician
and Surgeon. Office Medford Bldg.
Phone 166. Residence 118 Genesef
St. Phone 165-J-2. . :
DR. A. BURSELL Physician and
surgeon, 312 to 314 MedBord Bldg, -Entrance
86 N. Central Special
attention to Bpine. Phone St. ; "
DR. LINCOLN KALLEN X-Ray spec
laiiBt. Medical and Dental X-Ky
Diagnosis and X-Ray .Treatment
Laboratories 211-213 Liberty Bldg,
Office hours 9 a. m. to 12 m. X-S p m.
Telephone: Office, 61; residence,
61-J-2. '
Piano Instroction
FRED ALTON HA1GHT Teacher Of
Piano and Harmony. Composing,
Arranging. Studio 318 Liberty Bldg,
Phone 72. . .
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO, ha th
best equipped printing offics fa
Southern Oregon. Book binding
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
ete. : Portland prices, 27 N. Fir 8t-
Publlc Accountants
HUGH R. ROBERTSON ft COv Mem
ber American Instltnta of Accoun
tants. Public Aooountants and Audi
tors. Portland, Ore. and Minneapolis,
Minn. Address: 1617 Y eon Bldg,
Portland, Ore. ' '
Rag Wmvtnc;
MEDFORD FLUFF RUO WORKS
manes nun rugs rmra oia ana worn
carpeU and rugs. Phone 610-M. 708
Pine St
Transfer
C4Dt TRANSFER ft STORAGE) CO
Of fi 41 North Front St. Phon
111. Price right i Service guar
': ao'end.
DAVIS TRANSFER AND BTORAOB
CO. Anything moved day or
night. Service guaranteed. 18.
Grape. Phone: Office 644, or resi
dences 647-R or 20S. tf
Upholstering
J. WE IS Upholstery. Manufacturer
of overstuffed furniture. Fall Una
of materials. Draperies made to
order. - We do all kind of ophol
- storing., We deliver and will eall
and show samples. Phono 11
lacksnovllla. Or
A. N. THIBAULT Upholstortag, ra
"glueing and reflnlshlng.i Work doM
at your home. Telephone. I6MI,.
R, 8, Box 44A, Medjord, Il