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COLLECTION 1922
W TAX IN
PORTLAND, Jan. 2. Clyde G. Hunt
ley, collector of internal revenue, to
day began mulling to Oregon taxpay
ers forms for filing Indiviilual returns
of net income of $500 or leaa for the
year 1922. The form is In six pages,
I two of which provide for the return,
! two for making a duplicate and two
pages devoted to instructions. Dupli
cate and Instruction pages should be
detached and retained by the taxpayer
and the original return mailed to the
collector. Tho forms are being mailed
to all taxpayers who made similar re
turns for 1521. Forms for filing re
turns on incomes in excess of f 50)0
. will be mailod soon.
Harried persons whose net income
Js $5000 or less are allowed an exemp
tion of $2500 and for married persons
whose net Income is in excess of $5000
an exemption of $2000 is allowed.
Single Man Unlucky
Tho exemption for single persons is
$1000. Whether married or single the
taxpayer is allowed an exemption of
$400 for each dependent upon him for
chief support, if such dependent is
(under 18 years of age or Incapable of
selfsupport.
The requirement to file a return is
"' placed upon every married person
ywhose net- income for 1922 was $2000
tr jjiore,, whose .gross income . wiia
5000 or more, and upan every single
- ,i person whose net income was $1000
.or more or whose gross Income was
$3000 or more. The fact that by rea
J son of exemptions and credits a pcr-
I enn'a Innma to ,mt tnvnMa iWd nnt
nullify the obligation to file a return
If the income equals or exceeds the
amounts specified.
DECEMBER RAINFALL
WORD. 5,35 IN.
Medford and vicinity is certainly
getting fed up on continuous rain
lately and the present spell of wet
ness apparently is not over as rain Is
the prediction for tonight and Wed
nesday: Rain fell in torrents last Saturday
night and by 8 a. m. Sunday the pre-
ous 2 4 hours' quantity measured
4 of an inch, most of which fell
during the night, flooding tho side
walks nnd Btreets and forming lakes
ot soino street intersections and .all
low lying points.
Since Sept. 1st last, up to this
morning the rainfall In Medford arfd
vicinity has amounted to S.SS inches.
In December alone there was 5.35
. inches of rain here, tho greatest
j quantity which had fullen In Medford
In that month since 1907, when it
totalled 9.58 Inches.
Within tho past week the fall of
tain has nmounted to 2.61 Inche3.
Trior to that period the rainfall had
been pretty well scattered.
MO SUPPLY CO.
The Auto Supply company, Med-
ford's newest firm, opened today in
tho new building adjoining tno .Men
i ford Furnituro & Hardware company
on North Bnrtlett street. This new
firm, owned and managed by M. C.
Wright, expects to carry one of the
PERL FUNERAL flOMB
At Toor ScrTlre Dy or Nlghl
Infirmatlnn Cordially flivea
Cut. Ath aid l-eUle
UP FATHER
IT
DA.D
most complete stocks of oil and auto
mobile accessories in southern Oregon.
II r. Wright, known throughout this
sec tion as "Doc," was manager of th?
accessory department of the C. E.
Gates Auto company. Ho has been
connected with the Gates Auto Co. for
about nine years and has been in busi
ness in .Med ford for 1:1 years, it Is
the belief of his many friends that
Doc's new venture will be a big sue
cess.
Included in the line of high-grade
products that the Motor Supply com
pany will handle are Flsk tires and
tubes. Veedol oils and greases, Whiz
and Stewart products, Stromborg car
buretors and Farrau-oid bolts. Mr.
Wright lias selected his lines of ac
cessories and greases with an Idea ofi
establishing a permanont .trade thru
hltih quulity products.
A cordial invitation has been issued
to motorists to visit the Auto Supply
company and see the displays arrang
ed for their benefit.
Market News
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 2. Cattlo
steady; receipts 152. Choice steers
$7.00fi7.90; choice cows and heifers
$4.755.75.
Hogs steady; receipts 193;" (10112
head direct); prime light $9.00(3
9:35.
Sheep steady; receipts 219.
Hotter ;
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 2. But
ter steady; extra cubes 47i!ic; ord
inary grades 44!48o; cartons 52c;
.prints 5 liVDutterfut steady .-o J.
churning cream 5253c f. o. b. Port
land; undergrades 5051c. .
Portland Wheat.
PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 2. Whcnt:
Hird white, hluestem, ,-banrt, $1.45;
soft white $1.25; western white $1.23;
northern spring- $1.18: hard winter,
$1.1(1: western red, $1.14...
Today's car. receipts Whent 84;
barley 1; flour 13; corn 8; oats 3;
hay 20.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, Jan. 2. Wheat No. 2
hard $1.1714 1.1 9. Corn No. 2
mixed 717l-c; No. 2 yellow, 70
W72c. Oats No. 2 white 4343M.c;
No. 3 white 41 42 Vis. Rye No. 2
S7i8S8c. Barley 6071c. Timothy
seed $6.006.50; clover seed $16.50
(S20.25. Pork nominnl. Lard
$11.12; ribs $10.5011.50.
San Francisco Markets
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2. (U. S.
Bureau of Agricultural Economics.)
Eggs, extras 46 c; extra pullets
43V4c; undersized pullets 39c.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2. (State
Division of Markets.) Fryers 254f
2Rc; ducks 18(?i:20c; broilers 25(Ti
35c; young roosters 21Jf27c; old II
JflSc; hens lR(fj28c; live, turkeys 32
S 6c: dressed 3S(S4 3c; limes lb. 15
18c: sqnnbs $3.00(ff3.50; jack rab
bits, doz. $2.00!fT2.50.
Notice
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Jackson County Build
ing nnd Loan association will be held
on January 8, 1923, 7:30 p. in., at No.
30 North Central avenue, Medford,
Oregon, for the election of directors
and the transaction of such other busi
ness as may come before tho meeting.
245 O. C. BOGGS, Secy.
Happy New Year
We are not making
any new resolutions
for 1923, but will
continue to render
you the same cour
teous service as we
gave you in 1922.
JONES &
KIRKPATRICK
Next to Nat
A Real Service
Station .
MEDFORD MTTH TRTT.IJNE.
THE CUSTOM
- EVERX ONE
WELL- I'LL NOT
STAND SUCH
ELPEtSSEb I'M
hV0 A, LOT OF
"bELRVAJNT-b N
1 .JN.DlA,-
II ilu. V L
Tho open house and dinner of the
Elks lodge, hold at the Elks temple
yesterday, was one of the most pleas
ant and largest attended in the his
tory of the lodge. Over COO Elks and
their ladles attended. The afternoon
was spent in enjoying a vaudeville
program, dancing In tho club rooms'
and other social diversions,
Tho big new year's dinner was .
served in the basement from 5 to 8 p.
m., which was prettily decorated for
tho occasion. Three hundred persons
were seated at the first tables, after
which the tables were again pre
pared and tho many others served.
Dancing began in the lodge room at
8:30 which continued for hours and it
was not until 2 a. tn., that tho danc
ing was discontinued.
SPEAKER AT FORUM
Mr. Irving Vining of Ashland will
speak on the "Oregon Development
Program" at tho Medford chamber of
commerce forum luncheon tomorrow
noon at the Medford hotel.
. Mr. Vining is a member of the board
of directors of the Oregon state cham
ber ot commerce, representing this
section, and is in position to give in
formation as (o the plans and endeav
ors of tho state chamber regarding
statewide development.
Citizens of Medford always enjoy
hearing Mr. Vining and the public is
invited to attend the luncheon tomor-
raw.
Harold Lloyd in
"Grandma's Boy"
At the Page
Harold Lloyd In "Grandma's Boy,"
ono of the most remarkable comedy
offerings that haB over come to a
Medford screen, is the lively five-act
offering now on the Page's screen. It
is having extended engagements in
every other city where 1t is being
shown. It ran for twenty-one weeks
"Cascarets" 10c
For Sluggish Liver
or Constipated
Bowels
'Clean your bowels 1 Feel line!
When you feel sick, dizzy, upset, when
your head is dull or aching, or your
stomach is sour or gassy, Just take one
or two Cascnreta to relievo constipation.
No griping nicest laxative-catharfcic.on
earth for grown-ups and children. 10c a
box. Taste- like candy.
TEN YEARS TIKE
FIVE PER CENT INTEREST
Your "opportunity to own your own 'home ranch and make It pay
for Itself. All past prices broken. We.offer for $95tper acre, 263
acres flno grain, alfaira and fruit land all cultivated and level, just
enough grade for good drainage, located near Medford on paved
highway and near good school. Beautiful location nnd only ten
minutes from tho Rogue River. Will null 10 acres or more to any
purchaser. You will huvo to art quick to get soma ot this fine
property.
Tliono 283 3. W. DRESSLKH CO., 12.1 E. Mafa St., Medford
TO OWN YOUR OWN 1 ARM
niODL'CTJVE FARM, IN FIXE SECTION
STOCKED EQUIPPED
1B0 acre APFLECATE Farm, deeded water right out ot Apple
gate River, 20 acres alfalfa, 20 acres grain, 00 more run bo culti
vated and watered; 2 barns, outbuildings,' six room house; 8 rows,
horses, wagons, tools, etc., ono-hnlf nillo to school. A REAL OPPOR
TUNITY, all for $4500. Good terms or will trade for Medford
house.
23 acres at City limits. RIVERSIDE, CALIF. Commercial or
anges and fruit, elegant home. Will trade for farm nr properly hpre.
WE TRADE PROPERTY ANYWHERE.
See us todnv.
FOUR-SITE SALES AGENCY
Modford
MEDFORD. "OREGON. " TTTCSDAY, JANUARY 2. 1923
NOT THE
MINT.
In Ixis Angelos and six weeks in Port
land. With its philosophy, romance, ex
citing clashes, satiro on human weak
ness, pathos nnd optimism, "Grand
ma's Hoy" is unliko anything Lloyd
has ever dono and displays tho star
as an actor of broader scope than his
most ardent admirers have known.
In "Grandma's Hoy," the story con
struction is so clover that the char
acter development is as legitimato as
in any serious play. At first one Is
almost led to expect merely a bucolic
drama. Then tho fun begins with Its
satiro on tho foolish fears that am
a part of most human lives, and it is
riotous.
Lloyd's scenes with grandma, played
by Mrs. Anna Townsend, an adorable
woman of 79, are among tho most
charming cvor screened. Mildred Davis
never before played with so much
charm. Dick Sutherland's iwrtrayal of
tho tramp is unequalled, and Charles
Stovenson is excellent as tho Bully.
A two-reel Western comedy, "The
Drifter," is a lively offering on this
hill, the localo being in the Rock
Springs mountains.
Other topics of interest include a
Crazy Cat cartoon, and Hetty playiag
tho Wurlitzer each afternoon and
evonlng.
Attention
All Veterans of the Civil War and
their families are Invited to bo In
attendance at American. Legion hall,
Medford, not later than 5 p. m. on
Thursday, Jan. 4th, 1923. Spanish
American anil World War Veterans
and families at 7:30 p. m. Joint instal
lation of officers of G. A. R. Post and
W. R. O. Corps. By order ot
WM. LYMAN, post Commander
D. W. LUKE, Adjutant. ,
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Housework in the
Phone 775. '
city.
242
WANTED Sowing at 204
Phono 559-J.
N.
Ivy.
241
WANTED Inventory figuring work
by carefdl operator with Burroughs
"machine. Box 901 or phone 259-H.
240
WANT ISO MfStrmjljATOCOTJS
WANTED To buy fenced pasture.
Address Pustnre, Mail Tribune. 24G
wantei
Ono ton of mangels. Write
John Mace. Central Point. 240
WANTED By farmer, '. timber for
wood, cash or btumpage; also leaBO
of small place, share or cash, equip
ped or otherwise. Box 551, Medford,
Ore. ,- . 242
WANTED Storago tank
Phone R-13-R.
and
pipes.
243
WANTEI) TO RENT small place, 10
to 30 acres, must be good lnnd and
have water right for nt least 10
acres. John C. Thorson, R. 2, Box 32.
243
WANTED Surplus, waste, refuse,
squash seed any quantity. Quote
lowest price. W. Rehm, 00 Pine St.,
New York City. 254
WANTED To tuy corn. Phone 597-J-3
tf
WANTED Cash paid for pelts, hides,
wool nnd furs. Johnson Produce
Co., 241 N. Fir St. Phone 97. tf
WANTED House -novlng and repair
ing. Phone 488-M or 4S8-X.
FOit KENT ArARTMKNTS
FOR RENT Anartmont. 124 King St
corner of Tenth; also car and truck
Btornge.
Mrxlfonl, OreHon
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few
I'LL SPEAK TO
XOUR MOTHER,
ACsOUT IT-YOU
UAVFM'T ANY
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(C) 1923
FOR KENT FI'KMSHED ROOMS
FOR RENT Modern sleeping room;
lady preferred. Phone 80S. 2 10
FOR RENT Room with board.
N. Central.
FOR RENT Comfortable, furnished
stooping room with bath prlvllegos.
325 S. Riverside. Phono 701-J. tf
rOB HK.N1 nottiKnKKKINa
ROOMS
FOR RENT Furnished light house
keeping room. 325 E. Jackson St.
Phone 211.
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms
cheap. 219 Talent Court. Phone
955-R. ' 241
FOK RKW1 ROUSES
FOR KENT Six room house, modern
conveniences, close in. no small chil
dren. Inquire 310 N. Central Ave.
235
FOR RENT Furnished house on Palm
St. Inquire at 838 W. Second. 213
FOR Rr.NT Modern threo room house
furnished; no children. Call even
ings, 731 W. Second St. 241
FOR RENT Four room, furnished,
modern, water paid, $20 per month
1122 W. Ninth. 210
FOR RENT-
Houbob. Brown ft White.
tf
FOR RENT MISCRMjAVKOCS
FOR RENT Two very desirable large
office rooms, Llborty building. Steam
heat, hot and cold water, elovator
and janitor service. Call at Llborty
building. tf
FOR RENT Oarage at 1103 W. Tenth
St. Phone 82. tf
BUSINESS fWronTCNTTTKS
WANTED Partner to finance sure
money making mail or4or proposi
tion. Will make more than $20,000
per year. Costs nothing to Investi
gate this. Address Box F F, Mail
. Tribune. 241
WANTED Lndy or gontleman part
ner; good investment; only small
umount of money required. Box
L B, Mail Tribune. 240
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR TRADE 160 acres of gdod black
soil In eastern halt of North Dakota
at $10 per acre, only 3 miles from
R. R. tiswn, to trade for stock of
merchandise or small ranch close to
Medford, on good road, soma timber,
well improved; can put In some
ensh. Ed Hiilston, Benverton, Ore.
214
FOR EXCHANGE Five room cottage.
nowly reflnlshed, consisting of front
room, two bedrooms, dining roomi
kitchen, front nnd back porches,
electric lights, garage. Lot 50x150
to alley, city water. Gpod well of
water, nice shndo trees; to trade for
Iioiibo and lot in Modford. Reason
for selling want place wbero can get
over asthma. Placo Is clear, cunt
$1700. Owner, B. J. Sant'ord, Ander
son, Calif. 242
FOR TRADE Good drag saw for cat
tlo or wood. Palmer Bros., Jackson
ville. 244
FOR TRADE A heavy team of horses
for ono good driving horse. Write
Palmer Bros., Jacksonville. 244
l.OST-
bug.
-Grcongold la:;sel
Phone 5S5-YV.
from mesh
241
l'Oi'Nl) Prove 'em, pay I.ir uotico
and get 'em. Pair ladles' driving
gloves, man's left-hand g'ove, smal
poekethook with two kys and small
gold pencil. -tf
FOUND Bicycle. Owner can hav
aaine by proving properly and (jail
ing at Liberty Repair Shop. Zlir
FOR HA LK MVKBTOUK
FOR SALE One sow and eight plr.u.
eight fender hrtgs. John A. Andors-m,
Central Point, phone 193. i- 211
FOR SALE 10 teams weighing from
100 to I2UO. Call 201Y-3. . 215
FOR SALE Weaned pl.-,s. C. C
Hoover. 685-K-0. "
FOR SALE Puppl-js: German police,
Shepherds, pedigreed, beautiful wolf
grav. playmates, companion
watch dogs; pood Investment, prleo
reasonable. W. G. Bernstein, Glen
dale. Oregon. 211
FO RSALE 50 Angora goats nt $2.50
a head. J. S. Weeks, Eaglo Point.
201
FOR SALE Poland China pig, regis
tered, 11 month old, at n rouuonable
price. M. a. Woods, butjlo point.
III
By George
iujj ' -s.r-:-' x? I 1 1 .V- 1
BV INT L FEATURE SERVICE. INC.
MONET TO LOAN
MONEY TO LON on Improved ranch
security, $50U0 or less, i per cent
interest. O. C. Hoggs, Attorney for
State Land Board, Jackson County.
FOR SAI-K TirWKS
FOR SALE In heart of town, 5 room
modern plastered bouse, sleeping
pm-rh, garauo, paved strct. Owner,
7i Heciind St, Ashland. Ore. 212
FOR SALE Houses na bungalows.
furnibhed or unfurnished; ale
acreage. In hi ranee. C. B. liutterfleld.
Medford National liank Rhltt., Phone
SS9.
l'OH SALE ltEAl. KSTATK
FOR SALE 2S0 acre logged off
land near Untie Falls; will sell
cheap and g6 tn.-ma. Big Pines
Lumber Co.
FOR 8AI.E MISiTKIAiAXKOl'9
FOR SALE Eight Mammoth Bronze
turkey hens. V. 11. Lewis. Phone
31-X-l Central Point. 241
FOR SALE Young purebred Jersey
bull at bargain. .1. A. Manke, R. 1.
Medford. 218
FOR SALE Turkeys, luuimouth
Bronze toms for breeding purposes.
R. II. Zlmmoruiun, west of Central
Point, Ore. 217
FOR SALE Shoo repair outfit cheap:
also n few household articles. 227
E. Ninth St. 211
FOR SALE Cheap ton nnd quarter
Ileo speedwagon, nearly new. In
quire at Palmer Piano House, 234
E. Main St. 21
FOR SALE Team,, harness, cow ami
Ancona pullets. Central Point.
Phono 317. Box 91, R. 2. 240
FOR SALE TurKey t"m ono year old,
splendid bird. J A M, care Mall
Tribune. , .212
FOR SALE A No. 1 oat hay, one-halt
mile south of Phoenix on highwHV.
C. Carey. tf
FOR SALE Billed alfalfa buy, $23.00
ton. Roguo River Valley Canal Co.,
204 S. FlrSt. Phono 129-J-. 201
FOR BALE Second cutting baled
nlfalfa hay, $21 per ton delivered,
cash. Monarch Seed Co. Phone
260 529. 1 tf
FOR SALE New Columbia illiono-
graph records at half price. Victor,
Brunswick, Columbia, Pathe & So
lium phonographs and records ut
reduced, prices. Music Shop, No. 15
No. Grape St., next to Farmers tk
Frultgrowoi B Bank. Phono 460-J. tf
FOR SALE Oood second-hand stool
i cables over 200 ft., low price. Inquire
Medford Bldg. janitor. tf
FOR SALE Two General Electric
motors, 35 h. p., 40 dogreo, 60 cyclo,
2200 voltage, complete with compen
sators. 1 Tacomn logging engine,
10x15 with line. Big Pines Lumber
Co. '
RUSINE.SS DIRECTORY
Abstractor
MURRAY BROS. & GREENE
AhBtructs of Title, Rooms 3 and 6,
No. 32 North Central Ave., upstairs.
, Jackson County
ABSTRACT CO.
The only complete Title
System In Jackson
County.
Abstracts of Title and
Title Insurance.
WATSON & KELLOOO Reliable
Jackson county abstraaoi ot titles,
Gold Hill, Oiegou.
Attorneys
O. C. BOOGS Lawyer. Specializes
In Real Eatato and Probata Law.
30 North Central Ave.
A. E. REAMES Lawyer, ottlc In
Llborty Building.
Building Materials
MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK &
BLOCK WORKS Specialize In all
kinds of cement building products
Cor Fir and Tenth Itreetj.
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M Wil
son, C. P. A. Attention glvon to an)
thing In accounting and Income Taj
requirements. Look Into our I in pit
tied accounting method. Liberty
Bid.. Modford. Phono lM-n.
7 Auditing Accocrvttna Sy
YSTmERVICEfe
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McManus
IH S1N19 DIRECTORY
Chiropractic rhyslclnn
DR. JOL'ETT P. BRAY Scientific
Chiropractic adjustments. Hours 9
12 and 2-5 except Thursdays. 313-315
Mcdiord llldg. Office phono 29, res.
phono 491. "Keep Smiling."
DR. HARVEY P. COTjEMAN Chiro- .
praetlo and Electro-Therapy. 427-2
Medford Bldg. Phone 965. K
D r7 Z R. 11 EDO ES Neo-Eclectic
Physician. DR. LOUISE E. HEDOE6
Vaturopathic Chiropractor. M
cbuno - Therapy, Spondylotherapy,
Fooil Sciences, Chiropractic. Office:
Stewart Bldg., 235 E. Main St
Phones: Ol'tice. 170; Res. 170J-2.
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiropractic
Physician. Office hrs. 9 to 12, 2
to 5. Suite 203-OI-05-08 Liberty Bldg.
Office Phono 580, Res. 1027.
Dentists
DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dentist 228 E.
Main St., over M. M. Dept. Store.
Medford, Oregon. Phone CC9; res.
1002-Y. Office hours 9 a. m.-6 p. m.
Evening and Sunduy by appointment
-Money to Ijoun
J. H. ANDREWS Buys and Bells
mortgages and loans money on good
security. 31 N. Grape St. Phone 53-M.
240
Monuments
THE OREGON GRANITE CO. Mom.
menta. E. A. Hicks, general manager.
P. M. Kershaw, sales manager, 101
K. Sixth St., Medford. tt
i - Osteopaths
DR. F. G. CARLO W, DR. EVA MAINS
CARLOW Osteopathic Physician
4HM 18 Liberty Bldg. Phone 904-J-a
Residence 28 S. Laurel St.. ,
rR. .W. W. HOWAM) Osteopath!
Physician. Special attention gives
to eye, ear, nose and throat. S0
i.V'orcy Building. Phone 496.
PLysiclans and Surgeons .
i)Sjr'j. "eMMENS Physician anj
Surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
r?r, nose and throat, uyea sole
tlllcully tested and glasses supplied,
OcullHt and Aurist for 8. P. R. H,
Co., Modford Bldg. Phone 667. "
DR. WM. W. P. HOLT Physician
and Surgeon. Offices Medford Bids.
Phono 165. Residence 118 Geneset
St. 1'hone 165-J-2.
DR. A. BURSELL Physician andr
Surgeon, 312 to 314 Medford Bldg,
Entrance 36 N. Central. Special
attention to spine. Phone 29.
DR. LINCOLN K ALLEN X-Ray spec
ialist. Medical and Dental X-Ray
Diagnosis and X-Ray Treatment
Laboratories 211-213 Liberty Bldg,
Office hours 9 a. m. to 12 m. 2-5 pjn.
Telephone: Office, 61; residence,
61-J-2
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ot
Piano and Harmony. Composing,
Arranging. Studio 318 Liberty Bldg.
Phone 72.
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO., has tn
best equipped printing office Is
Southern Oregon. Book binding
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems
etc. Portlaud prices, 27 N. Kir St.
Public Accountants
HUGH R. ROBERTSON & CO. Mem
ber American Institute of Accoun
tants. Public Accountauts and Audi
tors. Portland, ore. and Minneapolis,
Minn. Address: lul7 Yeon Bldg,
Portland, Ore.
Rug Weaving
MEDFORD FLUFF RUG WORKS
makes fluft rugs from old and worn
carpets and rugs. Phone 610-M. 7utt
Plue St.
Transfer
E ADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO
Of ilea 41 North Front St. Phone
t 1a Prices right. Services guar
anteeit. -
DAVIS TRA.NdFER AND STORAGE
CO. Anything moved day of
night. Service guaranteed. 29 S.
Grape. Phone; Oil ice 644, or resi
dences 647-R or 206. tt
Upholstering
, VVEI3 Upholstery. Manufacturer
Of overstuffed furniture. Full Una
ot materials. Draperies made to
order. Wo do all kinds ot uphol
stering. We deliver and will call
and show samples. Phons 201
Jarksnnvllln. Or
A. N. THIRAULT Upholstering, !
glueing and refiulshlng. Work done
at your homo. Telephone, 162-K;
K. 3( Box 44A, Modford, ; 144
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