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Newspaper Page TextS ' it I PAGE TWO M EDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE,' MEDFORD, OREGON'. TUESDAY, JANUARY 2:1. 192:1 Focal and ILd Personal A .good homo for u month' old lion tliiy baby nirl of unusually good parentage is being nought, and' the advertisement to thut eifeet else where 111 till)) newspaper will nu doubt ho perused with interest by evury mother heart in this section. The home into which the little maid will he given lor adoption must be a Rood Mah-Jongg ut flwnni'v Studio. 'li' Closing out all our rarm machinery, several good buys, l'utton & Itobin son. Inc. tf Kruit growers are again warned by A. C Allen, Hlate horticultural conn mlHsluner for this dhitrirt, to cloKely examine the roots of all nursery stock being shipped In, as much uf It Is frozen. f(I.GO motor driven horns at the Electric Shop. We have good values In used cars. 1'atlou & Robinson, Inc. tl" Probably snow or rain Is the official weather . prediction for Wednesday that wan received this forenoon while the sky was clear and the sun shining. The minimum temperature of this morning was 30.fi degrees above. Niw is tiie time to sprny roses, shrubbery, fruit trees. I'hone UK), Cirecri & Dixon'. , . Hilt Dunce. Knglo Point, at. nlte. 2117' Mah .(onus, the Chinese game was demonstrated at Swem's studio Mon day afternoon by Miss M. J. Lewis, and a number of local people called to bo initiated Into the mysteries of the game, which in many coast cities has developed into a craze, with n wide following. Tho game Is some what llko dominoes, with various Oil eutul complications. Miss Lewis will demonstrate the game before tho Klks club this evening. After the fire it Is too late to In sure. See Itedden & Cnnaday now. 2f.ltr For Sale ,1 small hand sprayers at half pi-Ice. I'hone A. V. Ilrodt, 74U-R evenings or write general delivery, Medford, M7 Charles larboard, of Klamath Falls, has returned to his home after a short stay in tho city. Suits cleaned and pressed. Tentor ium Dye Works. Phone 244 and we will call. , if Mah-Jongg at Swem's Studio. 204 F. L. Rowe, old time farmer and road supervisor In Sams valley has leased his home farm In the district to H. P. Morgan and Is now living in Cold Hill with his son Joseph, the Sams Valley mall carrier. Tho older Rowe will take up the operation of the Highland quartz mine, located he low Oold Hill In Foots creek and owned Jointly with Robert E. Cook. Clold 11111 News. Auto Insurance, Brown & White. Nursery stock Runrantoed, accllmat od, full line. Write today, Grants Pass NursorV. Grants Pans. Oregon. 270 Ralph Bardwell made a trip to tho Apple-gate Sunday and reports that In contrast to tho heavy fog over the city and valley, the sun was shining bright nnd has been for tho last ten days There's no place like Holmes for complete Insurance sorvlce. ; For Diamond coal brlcketti, phono Vsllev Fuel Co. Phone 7G. . P. M. Kershaw has returned from a . short business trip to lOtna Mills, Cal., nnd other Siskiyou county points. The executive hoard (officers of Auxiliary and executive committee) of the Ladles Auxiliary of the American leglon are requested to meet ut two o'clock Thursday afternoon, Jan. 26th, at American Legion Hall. 25U The first rehearsal for tho annual Klks lodge minstrel show which will he given next month, will be held Fri day night ut the Klks temple. Hemstitching and plcotlng, silk or cotton, 8 cents per yard. Cor. Mnln und IJartlett. The Vanity Shop, tf Rompers, 1, 2 and 3 yr. sizes. Handi craft Shop. 259 Fresh eggs are continuing to come In very plentiful. So much so that one concorn began retailing them yes terday at 26 cents a dozen, nlthough all the other places aro still selling at from 30 to 311 cents for the choicest eggs: Muh-Jongg at Swem's Studio. 2l4 There's a busy business College In yur home town. OWN. William Towers of Rosehurg Is in tho city for a few days attending to business matters. WATCH THE BLAZE devour jour homo mid vo i (ti'ot your total property loss l Unit's one. wny. The other way is to see the lioiise liuni and collect your fire insur ance. Our policy will pro tect you fully. McCURDY Insurance Agency Tel. 12:1 MctUoitl Nntlonnl Hank Illdg. Modforrt, Omgnn James and Karl Potts of Hilt, Calif spent the last of the week in the city visiting friends and relatives." ; Costumes for rent. See Ms. Will lace, Xye Rooms. Phone 8U4-L. 25S lint lainiiles and chill con carno al Do Voe's. tf Every perst.n who has a net Income of $1000 or more, If single or If mar ried and not living with husband or wife, must file a federal Income tax return. Married persons with an in come of $2000 or more are required to file returns. Exemptions are the same as lust year: Single person, $1000; head of a family or married lierson living with husband or wire, $2600, unless the net Income is in excess of $5000, in which case the exemption is only $2000; for each dependent under 18 years of age, or Incapable of self- support, $100. You can got It nt DoVoe's. tf' Now Package Outfits for spring, (ill packages opened for Inspection. Handi craft Shop. 25! Mrs. Fred. Wnhl lias returned from liolse, Idaho, where she spent several weeks visiting her mother and other relatives. Dance, Eagle Point, Bat. nlte. 2(17 Chli-oiKidy. Phono 603-J. 27li Professor II. (i. Dubach of O. A. C addressed the high school student body yesterday afternoon on South America from which country ho has recently returned. Mr. Dubach ad dressed the flrants Pass high school in tho morning yesterday and the Grants: Pass chamber of commerce nt noon. He will address the Ashland high suhool and chamber of com merce today and the Medford chani- bor of commerce forum tomorrow noon. Grand Masquerade! Don't miss It! Tomorrow night! Oriental llallroom. 258 . Homo made Chicken Tomalles. 1 40 N. Front. 2C2 Attorney Fleagel of Salem is spend Ing n few dnys In tho city and Jack sonville attending to business nnd legal matters. Phono 244, . The Pantorlum Dye Works and ask about our monthly club rates. Four suits sponged and pressed $2.00 per month. Club members' suits cleaned for $1.00. tf" Hemstitching at bcuel; 207" Mrs. lOmll Mohr who lias been con fined to her home with a severe cold Is able to be out again. Prizes for best costumes at Mas querade tomorrow night. 258 Paciria Package Outfits for em broidering, D. M. C. threads and din gram for working enclosed in each package. Handicraft Shop. 259 A petition was recently circulated among the taxpayers of Ashland to seo if some steps could not be taken to keep all stock- from running nt large on the highways, both inside and outside tho city limits. For Snle 10,000 acres of Innd con slating of alfalfa, grain ami stock ranches, orchards and tlmberland, some irrigated; also mining property. All property must and will be sold at some price. Somo as low ss $1.00 per acre, 6 to 10 years time. T. W. Miles Attorney, Jackson Co. Bank Bldg., or Gold Rny Realty Co., owners, 15 Far- mors and Fruitgrowers Dank, Phone 465-J. All kinds of rough and dressed lum bor. Wallace Woods, phone 108, 711 B. Main. J. D, Pasho of the C. A. Ward lodge equipment compnny of New London Ohio, is In Medford on business. . Everybody's going! Wed! Masquer- ado! Prizes! Orlontal llallroom! 259" II. W. Meadows has opened a com binatlon repair shop on the corner of S. Front and 8th. Mochnnlcal black smithing, lathe, work, grinding, filing and gun making. 258 The streets this morning wore very slippery due to a thin sheet of Ice which formod last night after tho city street department had flushed the streets. Sevoral bicyclists who took cornors too fast or became faint heartod upon turning a corner and applied their brakes thinking to slow down, took graceful, sliding spills with little Injury nnd a Ford broke a wheel at the corner of Main nnd Holly when tho car failed to follow the course steered by the driver. A bale of 3 4 size blankets shipped Inst fall just nrrlved. Wo put on sale nt $1.49 per pair. Hutchison & Lums- den. 258 Ladies silk nnd wool hose, values to $2.60, to close out wo put a price of 98c on them. Hutchison & I.unis- dcn. 258 Hvnngellst E. J. liulgln will begin a revival campaign nt tho Sunnysldc Methodist church at Portland next Friday, for which a choir of 300 chil dren is being trained by Dr. Percy James, song lender for Rev. liulgln. ' Hemstitching, plcotlng, heeding nnd embroidering nently done nt Singer Store, 10 S. Fir St. 202 Ladles black Bilk and wool hose; special to close out 98o pnir, Hutchi son & I, unladen. 258 11. M. Chndwick, chief onglnoer for the Rogue River Valley Cnnnl com pany, returned this morning from a business visit to cities In tho northern part of tho state. Hotter hurry! $15.00 buys most any suit In slock for a few days only. Klein tho Tailor, 128 10. Mnln, up stairs. 259 Take your kodak fllmi to Palmer's studio. First clnaa work and prompt service. tf Mr. and Mrs. John Goodrich who are spending a vacation In California and who have been In San Francisco for some time past are now in l.os Angeles enjoying themselves. They met Mr. und Mrs. Carl Glasgow In the bay city and tho two parties made their way 'o Los Angeles by auto. DRONCHITIS DAt bedtime rub the throat and chest thoroughly with WICKS V VAFORUI Ovn 1 7 Million Jan Uiti Km A telegraph Item from Salem Is as follows: "The change in administra tion In the state corporation depart inent will bo made effective Wednes day, according to W. K. Crews, the appointee of Governor Pierce, who re turned to Salem this afternoon after getting his business affairs at Medford in shape to assume his new duties. G. A. Codding, Medford attorney, is here to take over tho work in tho de partment heretofore handled by E. G Webber us auditor. Codding will be advanced to the position of auditor ex aminer as soon as the services of Ford Shaw, who resigned some time ago, can be dispensed with." Wed! Grand Mnsquerado! Oriental llallroom! Don't miss it. 269 Learn Spanish in 30 days. : Medford Business College. t. 258 ; Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ilingham and daughter have returned from a sev oral weeks' visit in Santa 'Huruarn. Hettor hurry! J45.00 buys most any suit in stock for a few days only, tfloln the Tailor, 128 E. Main, up stairs. 259 : Tho fire department was called to extinguish a flue fire at the Hubbard residence on Ashland avenue this morning ut 9:15. The fire did little damage und was soon extinguished. A lurge number of curious autolsts fol lowed tho fire truck to the Bcene of tho disturbance. Fine cotton blankets In whlto nnd gray in 3-4 size, at less than today's wholesale cost, $1.49 pair. Hutchison & Lumsden. 258 Tho condition of Jack Corey local frultmiin who has been in Sacred Heart hospital for the last two weeks, suffering from brnin fever, is still dan gerous, und it will ho three weeks be fore the crisis in the illness is reached. The illness Is complicated by gas injuries and shell shock sus tained on the battlefields of France. .nei'cbundlse shoot, one mile north of Phoenix, Sunday, Jan. 28th. 262 The grand masquerade tomorrow night promises to bo a veritable. kaleidoscope of color and one of the gayest parties of the season as every one desiring to dance will he required to appear In costume as well as mask. Seats will he reserved for spectators. Dance. Engie Point, Sat. nlte. 267 The Womon's league, composed of ull women in the college, has de- ciueu iu usiauusu u Huiueni loan muu for girls who cannot meet their col lege expenses, instead of giving the surplus funds to the Near East, as has been the custom. Good drop head sewing machine, a bargain, $10. Singer Store, 10 S. Fir St. 258 Mrs. C. T. Sweeney and daughter re turned yesterday from a week'B visit witli Mrs. Sweeney's daughter, Mrs. R. C. Day and family; at her home in Portland. They mndo the trip by auto. . Grand Masquerade Wed. Oriental Ballroom. 269 Hen Rosonfeld of the Rosenfeld Hat company of Portland is In Medford doing business with local merchants und visiting his many friends. . Another popular dunce at Odd Fel lows Hull, Central Point, Friday, Jan. 26. -Tickets 66c. Peerless "4" Orches tra "til 2 a. m. 261 The regular monthly meeting of the High School Parent-Teachers' associ ation is dated -for Wednesday 3:30 p. m., Jan. 24, 1923. There Will be n pro gram and interesting business to he transacted. "Visual Education" is the general topic to be considered with Its sidelights and bearings. The offi cers nnd committees are planning for a good attendance nnd they hope to see nil members nnd friends there. Masquerade! Wed! Oriental llall room! Everybody's going! 259 Mrs. B. N. Butler entertained with a woddlng breakfast for Mr. and Mrs. John llrault last Tuesday. A basket of primroses and ferns adorned the table which was laid with covers for ton. I labia usted Espnnol? Special eve ning Spanish class. Medford Business College. 268 Today is tho first day of a four-day stretch of final examinations In tho Medford public schools. Tho last ex amination will be given Thursday and Friday will bo a holiday for the high school students. All high school students nre required to tnke the ex aminations this year, even "A" stud ents not being exempt. When better automobiles are built. Buick will build them. tf .1. W. Ilorrlan of the- Butto Falls hatchery, who lives In Medford on Genesoo street din ing the winter, gets much enjoyment from his radio set. lo rocolved concerts from seven sta tions oast of tho Mississippi River In one evening Inst week. This office Is prepared' to print ledger sheets, bills, etc., used on tho bookkeeping machines. Don't give your orders to traveling men and have them printed out of Medford. Phone ua nnd we will call. tf Professor U. fl. Dubach, who spoke before tho high school 'student body yesterday afternoon, was entertained by O. A. C. faculty momherB of the high Bchool nnd by former O. A. C. students nt dinner nt the Hotel Hol land last evening. Twenty people were seated nt the tnblo. Dance, Kaglo Point, Sat nlte. 267 Mrs. C. I Howard of Grants Pass was the guest or Mrs. A. .1. Klocker last evening and attended tho perform ance of the American Light Opera company which presented tho "Ho. henilnn Clirl" before n largo audience at the Page Thontro. Drive an Overland nnd renllie the difference. Busy Corner Motor. 262 Harold W. Rendon, former O. A. C. student body president, now repre senting tho Illcks-Chntten Engraving company of Portland, wns a Medford business visitor yesterday. Oriental Ballroom Masquerade! Wed! No advance In prices. 2S9 Mrs. Alice Leo llollowny is visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. Vilas lleckwlth at their homo in Seattle. Attorney A. K. Kennies will return I inis evening irom a ousincss n ip to Portland aud Salem. For December the Oregon Notlonul Guard was usaln in first place among western states in relative strength according to the monthly bulletin of the war department. This makes the twenty-sixtli consecutive mouth, ac cording to Adjutant General Whlto, that Oregon has led all other states In the Ninth corps area. California and Washington have been pressing Ore gon hard In recent months. For Sale New Colombia phono graph records at half price. Victor, Brunswick, Columbia, Pathe & Sooora phonographs and records at reduced prices. Music Shop, 15 N. Grape street, next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Dank. Phone 405-J. , . tf ApploB of the Rogue River vulley crop uro still . being shipped out to murket, although thero are only 15 to 20 cars to go yet, which are being sent Irreglulnrly In shipments every few days, lip to this morning 140 car loads had been shipped to market. Auto Insurance. Brown & White. Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf Deputy United Suites Marshal 1-ee Morelock of Portland, is in Meiirord sorving gubpocnacs on Sheriff Terrlll, Chief of Police Adams, Night Patrol man Cave and Atwood Vann to attend a Bession of the Federal grand jury In Portland, next Saturday, Jan. 27th. The subpoenaes do not state in what case tho testimony of the men is de sired, but it Is supposed, from the per sons subpoenaed that it will be used in connection with the case of Tom Oleson who was arrested here several weeks ago with an auto load of booze. Tomorrow night! Grand Masquar- ade in Oriental Ballroom! - 258 OBITUARY INGRAM Lo Roy Ingram, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ingram died at tho family home, 324 West Fourth street, January 23, of bronchial pneu monia, aged 20 years, 5 days. Born near Jacksonville, Ore., Jan. 18, 1903. Had been a student of the Jackson Btroet school. Ho was n member of the Woodmen of the World, lie leaves his parents and one brother, Ermej. The. funeral services will be held nt tho Perl Fu norul home, Thursday at 2 p. m., C. E. Wilson, officiating. Services at tho grave in charge of Woodmen of the World. Interment in Jackson ville cemetery-. . CONLEY Jacob Conley died at tho home of his daughter Mrs. L. B. Tucker, four miles south of Ashland, Ore., Jan. 22, from infirmities due to old age. Aged 90 years, 9 months and 7 dnys. Born In Clay county in lllnols, April 15th, 1839, where he spent his youth and in 1851 crossed the plains with ox teams to Califor nia und lived thero through the gold rush. October 2, 1863, was married to Rebecca Childers and to this union there were born 1 4 children, seven lions and seven daughters, ten of whom aro living today. In 1S63 he moved to Jackson (iounty, , where he homcsteaded' his present' farm in Sams Valley. He -leaves five sons and five daughters to mourn his loss besides a host of friends: Mrs. J. C. Neal, Pendleton, Ore., Mrs. E. P. Knnpp, Central Point, Ore.; Mrs. J. It. Vincent, Medford, Ore.; Mrs. 1. B. Tucker,. Ashland, Ore.; Mrs. C. L. Krclger, Eagle Point, Ore.; J. M. and R. M. Conley, Butto Falls, Ore.: J. G. Conley, Bonanza, Ore.; John Conley, Myrtlo Creek, Ore., nnd Vernon Con ley, Dunsmulr, Cal. . Funeral ser vices will be held at tho Perl Fu neral Home Wednesday morning at 10:30 a. m., Kov. Samuel March of ficiating. Interment in Sams Valloy cemetery.' MAINER Maud Mainer, wife of William S. Malnor of Weed, Califor nia, dlod at Sacred Heart hospital from blood poisoning, age 28 years. t month, 5 days. She was a native f Ruston, Louisiana, and wns brought to Medford in a vory serious condl tlon for medical treatment. She passed away tho evening of January 18th. She leaves her husband; Wm. S. Mainer nnd two children; Nellie Ruth, 17 months, and Eloise Ailcen, aged 8 days, of Weed, Cal. The re mains were forwarded to her old homo at Ruston, La., by tho Perl Fu neral Home. WEDDING BELLS Clarence I.onR, well known younp mnn of Central Point, wns united in nmrrtatce to Miss TUy Itoinbs "f CamhrldRe, Idaho, last Friday. Mr. Long has reRitled here for tho pnat several yenrs, enpaned in the uuto mohltn business with his father. .M rH. Loni; recently came from Triaho, to this city vlsltinjc relntiwH. She Is n very chnrming young winan. Mr. nnd Mrs. T-onff were married INDIGESTION, GAS, UPSET STOMACH Instantly! "Pape'sDiapepsin" Corrects Stomach so Meals Digest The moment you cut n tablet i "Tape's Dinpcnsiii" vour indigestion in gone. No mere distress from a sour, scut, unset stnmsrh. No tlntulem-e, heartburn, twlniliititm. nr niljcrv-mnkinff guar. Correct your digestion for a fnv cviiis. I'.uon pacKiige guarAntml by druggiat to overcome stomach trouble, Handicraft Shop, Hemstitching Plcotlng 8 per yard. Buttoni covr4. 1 i. 1 ;t-l : by the Rev, Lovcjoy of Central Point and Intend to.rctildc there until spring, ut which .tiinu. he--expectH -to sell his hutdneNH lutorentii and move .to Santa Hosa, Calif., whore they will reside permanently. Their many friends wish them a huppy voyatfe on the sea of tnati-iiiiony. SALEM HI CONIES! ' ! . '?'''"; Tho', Halorn .hluh m-hoyl basketball team; 'rnachod -by HoIIIh' HJunUnKtou. who directed McUrnrU Mlhlello lenniJ In Ft year, will arrive Thursday niorn injf for two of thcm6at Important k'unu'M of the year,-yf(h the Medford Jiiuh school five. The Kiiumi five is utd to bo oho cif the best tv""iH in tlw -state nlthouKh no one In' Medford has any dofinite dope on how they are irnlnK this year. Three- members of . tho .Suioni- team playeil last year and should be valu able iTieri. The local bhys have tocen hard at work with Coach Durno in preparation for the contests and the first hurstH of local basketball bril liancy nro expected to be disclosed Thursday und Friday evenings when the Salem and Medford teams meet at the Nat. The tickets nnd reserved seats ro on salo tomorrow morning nt Crow son's for both Thursday and Friday night's contests, and large crowds are expected at both games. SUICIDES AFTER MURDERING WIFE -MART1XNEZ,. . Cal.. Jan. . 23. Joseph Martin, an oil worker, 40 years . aid, today shot his divorced wife, ilary Martin, 25 years old, per haps fatally. He then attempted to draR the woman onto tho rnlloond tracks and when stopped by Town Marshal' Charles Palmer, fired three shots at the marshul. Martin then killed himself with a bullet' through his head. The Martins were divorced a month ago, the man eontepTlnR the action. DON'T HAVE BRONCHITIS! Get relief BR0NCHI-LWUS TRY YOUR DRUGGIST FIRST Learn to Sing I Wi to announce my intention of taking pupils for instruction In slnRinK. I liavo coached with some of the hcxt teachers on the Const nnd foci tluit I can start young singers In correct- methods of bmitliliu; nnd tono pro. (luction. . Lessons will be (jivon evenings. Terms reasonable HARRY SCOUGALL 1 15 X. Ivy St. , l'hono 33MV PAGE 11KX HKY.V()M)S presents The American Light Opera . Company , , "MIK ADO" 1(1 l'KOIM.K WOXDKIt CHOKl S IHHKtT F1KM HKCOIIK KNC.USKMKXT AT IM)HTIjAM) AVDITOIHTM TOMORROW MATINEE "CHIMES OP NORMANDY" (2:30 curtain) TOMORROW NIGHT "PINAFORE " Popular prices, Including tnv! lower floor nnd first 8 rows balcony $1.K. I.nst 5 rows balcony 8.V. ' SKATS XOW SKlXIXfJ for nil performances. Matinee lricc Same ns XlBht Ill 10 E TOKIO, Jan. 23. (By the Asso ciated 1'rese) Hotter understanding between the peopb-a of Japan and Ainerha was the note at the Jana-nene-Amerifan dinner given here to day as h farewell to Charles 11. War ren, tho retiring American ambas sador and: Maannuo Haniuara, newly appointed J-aparnMio ambassador to Washington. -Antong the large num ber presenf ; ; wero , several cabinet members. , .'Mr. Warren said the agreements roaclied affecting the Pnrific ocean would survive because they were based on economically sound princi ples and wero calculated to serve the enlightened .pelf-Interest, of the par ticipating powers. Time would prove that being good neighbors "will pay more dividends than the drastic method of seeking to expand com merce y military,-strength and the Imposition upon others of our sys tems." ' i Ambassador Hanihara expressed pleasure at returning to Washington, where he formerly was attached to the embassy. He promised to work his hardest to maintain friendly re lations. VLADIVOSTOK, Siberia, Jan. Nikita iJoniscnko, . tho champion Rtrong man of Vladivostok, a former longshoreman, who in rrediled with the ability to carry with ease a load of one hundred 'and twenty pounds up tho gungwny of a ship, is the new president of tho' Primoria Soviet. His vice-presidents are Constnntin Pshen itKln nnd Theodore Tretlakoff, and tho secretary Nicholas Gushchin, n printer's assistant.- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOIl SALE Child's hod, Ko-cart, oil range, sanitary couch, stand table. Phone 723-.M. '259 No need to suffer with Bronchitis or similar throat troublesno need. to have your rest broken by annoy ing coughs cr' aching throat. BINZ Bronchi-Lyptus, the dependable re lief, will free you from throat ills and protect against treacherous colds in the lungs. , . , TODAY! " TONIGHT 8:30 CURTAIN ASPIRIN Say "Bayer" and Insist! i'.iai vnn ee I he name "Bayer" on pack ago or on tablets you are not get ting the genuine Haver produet pre scribed l.v plivAieuuiii over twenty-two years and proved safe hy million for folds Headache Toothailio l.iiinbuKO Karachi) ISheuiimtism Neuralgia I,ai"' l'mu .Accept "Bnyor Tablets of Aspirin" only. Kach unbroken package contains ............ ,i,r,.rt innn. uiiimv uw." - (..!,. i.,i.l..w nost few cents. Drug- ,;). nlm sell bottles of ii4 and 100 Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacotiracnlestcr f-iilii'vlicaeiil. To see better, to see comfortably see 1 We will make your old Suits and Overcoats last till Spring. Try us. "WE ARE NOT SATISFIED UNLESS YOU ARE' AUTO PAINTING Xow Is the time to linvo your Auto Itclinishcd. We cheerfully solicit your patron age and curly booking. Prlcea right. Plus, quality service and workmanship.. 'We-' are permanently located nt 221 No. Fir Street. Geo. Watson Co. Phone 777 Medford, Ore. SPRAY RIG REPAIRING Williams Implement Service 28 S. Hartlctt Plono so,-, SEEDS AIIK TKSTKI) SKKDS fiohd seed Is the foundii. tlon for n good crop. mail rntnlns now ready. New erop seed. All vnrie. ties. For 1'nim and (inrden Try our new Sweet forn, Xow Table IVa, Xi w Tnblo llean, Xcw "Norton Tomato." 1 largo packet each J vaili'lii's (ininlpald) (10c. C.CMORSE&CO. 74 9 FRONT ST. KPtiii More J 15 Market fi5van rrancisco, Cat.