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BRINGING UP FATHER
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ALASKA VOIE'IS
MN FAVOR NEW
KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Nov. 8. A
convention to Tolloyir one ot the last
suggestions of the late President
Harding by. moving for formation of
southeastern Alaska Into a state today
was assured. ,
Leaders of the movement, which or
iginated in tills city following a tour
of Alaska last summer by Mr. Harding
predicted ' today ' that the convention
would Invite Cordovd,- ocean treminus
of the Copper River and Northwestern
railway and the Copper river valley
to join southeastern Alaska in a peti
tion to congress for division of Alaska
into two territories.
Returns from an election held Tues
da yln eight communities ot pan han
dle of Alaska, the narrow strip of
American area lying between British
Columbia and ' the Pacific ocean,
strongly favored calling, a convention
which 1 sto be held at Juneau, the
capital of! the territory, next Thurs
day. The vote in Juneau, Douglas,
Skagway, 1 Petersburg, Wrangell and
Ketchikan Was -1264 for division of the
territory and 89 against. From aHines
acme word that the people were unan
Imously for division. Returns have
not been received from Sitka.
Argument for formation of a state
consisting of the panhandle and adja
cent area is that at present 90 per
cent of the population and develop-
ment resources, are ln; southeastern
Alaska, and that this part . ot the ter
ritory Is tazed for development of the
interior. Advocates ot division hope
that after- it has been effected, con
gress will admit the new territory as
a state. ' 41 . 1 .
PAGE FILM GRIPS
''Enemies of Women," which is at
the Page theater this week, is a big
. picture, a great picture, with some
thing more behind It than the mere
necessity for filling a screen. . It was
bound to have moro in it than tho
ordinary program picture because it
isnade from one of Vincente Blasco
' lbanez's novels, and Ibanez always
has something to say. '
The scene shifts from Petrograd to
Paris; thence to Monte Carlo, the
story being shunted from one to the
other of these points as the narrativo
demands. Tho bigness ofjhe canvas
requires such wide scope in the locale.
There is grandeur In the sweep of
the story; magnificence In the execu
tion of the picture; splendor in much
of the acting, with Lionel Barrymore
once again proving his mastery of
pahtomlmei his power, his virility. '
' The scene of his duel with the
Cossack in which both men, bared to
the , waist, fight in the snow at the
foot of the steps to Prince Lublmoff's
. palace, with a throng of shivering,
cowering, terrified women looking on
is as dramatic os anything ever shown
on the screen.
Bnrrymora's Lublmoff Is an Imper
sonation as big as the story; cold
at first as the land from which he
comes, gradually thawing under the
influence of a love he tries to resist.
but which gets him, and finally
STATE CONVENTION
ii warmed Into a glow of pity for suf-
, fering humanity and stirred to his
depths by the " patriotism of those
around him-' -
" Alma Rubens,. . who stars with
Barrymore in the picture. Is a tragic
figure las Alicia,; Duchess ae ijnei
wavward.' vein, selfish, proud, until
the tragedy of the war touches her
heart. in the .supposed death of her
Bon.-and then all woman; gemie,
tender. lovely. v" ' "; '
i Others in the very long cast are
"Buster" (William Jr.) Collier as
FERL FUNERAL HOME
At Your Service Day'otr NMtht
Information Cordially Given
. . dor. Ui and Oakdtile - .
Ambulance Berrtoe ' Tbone 41
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Alicia's son, 'William H. Thompson as
i.uiimorrs adviser In pleasures;
Pedro de Cordoba as his boon copi
panlon; Gladys Hulette, Gnreth
Hughes and Marie Majeronl.
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Edward A. Smith." has
been appointed administrator of the.
estate of Silas A. Smith, deceased, and
Hereby gives notice that all persons
having claims against . .said estate
may present them, properly verified,
within six months from date of the
first publication of this notice, which
publication is October 25, 1923, to
the undersigned administrator at his
address at Kuch. Oregon ' or to his
attorney, IT. A. Canaday. at his office,
32 N. Central Ave., Medford, Oregon.
Dated this 2 5th day of October,
1923. EDWARD A. SMITH,
Administrator Estate Silas -A.
,. Smith, Deceased. .-'
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Woman over thirty for a
' responsible position. . One capable
of. meeting the public. , Box Y, Mall
Tribune. , tf
WANTED Work will begin at tho
cannery on apples Friday morning
at 8 o'clock. All desiring work will
bo accommodated. 197
WANTED A woman of mature
years for work of an educational
. nature. Advancement. Box Y,
Mall Tribune. tf
WANTED Middle-aged lndy for
housework; more for companion.
Address C, Mail Tribune. 198
WANTED Woman for general house
, work. Phone 1030. 198
WANTED Waitress. . Apply In per
son, Hotel Medford.-
WANTED A woman for general
housework. Must be a good cook.
Apply Telephone 494. tf
WANTED
Nash.
Chambermaid.
Hotel
tf
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Special notice! Don't sac
rifice your second-hand furniture
. ' in exchange for new.-. By doing so
you pay three profits for the new.
I.wili pay you cash for any good
used furniture. Have $5000 to
$20,000 to invest in second-hand
goods. Address H. M. Cannon, 604
.West Tenth. 198
WANTED Large galvanized tank,
capacity six to ten thousand gal
lons! Phone 847 or 1090. 199
WANTED Light spring wagon or
hack. Must be in good condition.
. Address E. M. Boothby, Prospect,
. Oregon. 197
WANTED Pat's Second Hand Storo
will buy everything. 117 S. Front.
Phone 6,28-R. 201
WANTED Good clean cotton rags at
tho Mall Tribune office.
WANTED Upholstering, reflnishlng
and reglulng. Work done at your
home. A. N. Thibault, Tel. 969-R.
203
WANTED--Wood to
saw. Phone
. . . - 201
452-Y. McBride.
WANTED St. Louis prices for furs,
less express charges. jonnson
Produce Co., 241 N. Fir St. Phone
7. . ; tf
WANTED All kinds of stoves to set
up and polish. Liberty Repair
Shop. .... ,
WANTED A good second-hand cash
register. Address C. R, Mail Trib
une.' tf
WANTED Office filing case In good
- condition. What have you 7 Phone
IS.. ' - tf
WANTED House moving and repair
ing. rimiiH too-31 ur to-.v. -
Overland
4
Completel y rebuil t
. from stem to stern
$325 i
CO.;
r Ci2 ."'. . , 1923 by iht-cFeXturk Senvice. Inc. l
IIEI.F WANTED MALE'
WANTED--Sell trees for us You
will -find demand for the splendid
line of trees and plants we handle.
Send for particulars and start at
once. Salem Nursery Company, 428
Oregon Bldg., Salem, Oregon. 209
WANTED High school boy, 16,
wants work evenings ana Satur
days. Good references. - Phone
691-R-2. ' 197
WANTED 22 young men to take in
tensive individual business training
for salaried positions open next
spring. O. W. Newberry, Business
Director, MBC. 196
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Young lady desires office
work. References. Box L D, Mall
Tribune ... . ,201
WANTED By woman, day work and
laundry to Drmg nome. Fhone
148-L.. ...... 199
' FOR: RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RBW1' Nicely furnished throe
room apartment with privato bath.
322 S. Riverside. Phono 410-J. 201
FOR RENT Modern apartment;
adults only. 345 N. Bartlott. Phone
753-M.
FOR RENT FURNISHED ItOOIUS
FOR RENT Room with bath In pri
vate home to mun and wife or lady
employed. 620 N. Grape. 197
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, bath:
men. 245 N. Grape. tf
FOR RENT Large nicely furnished
front sleeping room, close in. Tel.
' 1080. ' ... 198
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, with
heat, close In. Phono 905-M. 201
FOR RENT-r-Rooms for men, $2.80
' per week. 446 S. Front St. 197
FOR RENT Furnished rooms at the
Fountain Lodge. Modern,- steam-
heated,- center business district. No.
826 W. Main. . . . tf
FOR RENT
. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT Light housekeeping
rooms. 611 S. Central. 197
FOR RENT Furntshe,d housekeep
ing rooms; bachelor ' apartments.
284 E. Ninth St. Phone 956-R.- 197
FOR RENT Modern furnished
housekeeping rooms. 315 N. Holly.
Phone 368-J. tf
FOR RENT-nOUSES
FOR RENT Modern four room fur
nished house. Phone 704-H. 198
FOR RENT Unfurnished house to
reliable party. Phone 146-R. 199
FOR RENT Seven room furnished
house near 'Hotel Medford. Gold
Ray Realty Co. Phone 465-J. 199
FOR RENT Modern five, room fur-:-nished
bungalow, . 19 , . Rose Avo.
. Furnace heat, electric range. Call
92-M. Adults only. 197
FOR RENT Houses, Brown & White
TIRES
The cheapest place,
in Medford to buy
tires is ' .
Giles & Kirkpatrick
A Real Service Station
Valvoline Oils ;
-' Accessories
General Cords
"4
Cycol and .
Western Oils,
45 ACRES
FARM .
DAIRY
i T (On Pacific Highway)
' " " ROGUE RIVERPAVED HIGHWAY- j
t . ' Electricity-fine grove
-! 'An exceptional offering, and we believe the biggest snap offered for I
two years on Highway property. North ot Medford and over 800 fcotj
frontage on pavement, 25 acres the ilnest of deep bottom fland, In alfafla, ,
irrigated from one ot our best supplies. Grove, house, barn, chicken 1
houses, family fruit, all farm 'machinery, -some furniture.; . . .?
( IMAGINE $135.00 n acre Worth $300.' , ! i '
AN OPPORTUNITY1..
' FOUE SrE REALTY AGENCY ...
Medford Bnildiag ' 1 Phone 900 or 609-Y
IXST
LOST Storage battery between P, &
E. R. Ri and Central Point ion
' Sticky Lane. Call 67-J-3. Reward.
202
LOST Valuable collie dog, about one
year old, tan color, very little white;
spayed female. Tax No. 68 on eol-i
lnr. Liberal reward. E. S. Morrison
ltox 22, Ashland, Oregon. ' .199
LOST Ladies' hnfldtyag, containing
toilet articles,' Nov.' 1 on highway
north of Talent." Reward. Mildred
Nye, Tnlont, Oregon. 199
LOST Biding -.. wnip on Coleman
Creek road. "Valuable as a keep
sake. Finder pleiso Phone 886-X
or leave at Tribune office. 198
TAKEN UP
TAKEN UP And put In city pound;
one sorrel mare, brand s on lert
shoulder, blind In left eye, star irt
forehead, about 12 to 15 years. Sea,
Chief of Police. 197 i
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FOR. RENT MISCELLANEOUS j
FOR RENT Ten acre tract and
seven -room bungalow near city!
reservoir. Phone 517-L. 197.
FOR RENT Pasture for cattlo. ' R;
C. Ward, Phone 19-F-21. 201
FOR RENT Ranch 20 acros1 'In
alfalfa. Fair buildings and running
water, some pasture. X!. N. Camp
bell, 528 S. Grape.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE uurfet lunch doing sx
good business, good location, elec
trically equipped. If Interested write
Box 4, Mall Tribune.
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR TRADE Two ten-acre tracts,
improved, for city property. No
agents. Phone 639-R-l. 202
FOR ' EXCHANGE 35 acres Hear
Creek land two miles from busy
corner and one block off highway.
No better land anywhere. Can raise
four crops of alfalfa without irriga
tion. Will exchange for Medford
property. 618 S, Oakdale, Medford,
Oregon. 200
Gold Diggers
The pay streak has again been un
covered in Jackson County, Oregon.
Gold everywhere more than the old
timers ever dreamed of. Only now
we are "doing it" with the Bose Pear
tree Instead of with the gold pan.
We are now planning a Boso Pear
sub-division In Which you can got a
"location" for $100.00 cash payment.
We believe that in a few years the
rental value of a five-acre Bosc block
Id this sub division will amount to
more than the average salary. You
have an Incentive to save; something
to occupy your spare time, or times
wheii you are out of work; and a
placeto retreat to when the ioh ulays
out. . w . :' , i' . . . .
. I have 22 Bosc Pear troes, one-third
of an acre, in the Knollcrest orchard
the poavs from which brought me
$393.00 this year. This' was net from
the loose fruit. I have a man that
will pay ,$10,000 cash, for ten acres as
good. , ;
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Come In and see s l-egardlng our
plan and let. us show you our Hoac
Pear Bub-division. . j ,
J. C. BARNES
Phone 784-L, 41J. Medford Bldg,
' Medynskl Bldg., last of week."
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FINE HOUSE
MISCEMjAXEOUS
FOR SALE For chenp oar and truck
storage call Jacksonville phone 2X2.
.. , , . .. - 198
FOR RALE tAUTOMOBITjES
FOR SALE Ford sedan, model 21,
Good condition. Call 6.19 S. Holly.
199
FOR SALE Three Ford motors with
or without chassis, completely as
sembled transmissions and rear
ends. Slightly used 30x3 V4 tires.
See Chick Hawk or Roddy at Bar
num'j Garago. - 199
FOR SALE Chevrolet bug In good
condition, cheap if tnkon at onco.
See enr at 122 Cottage St., mornings
or evenings. 197
FOR SALE HOMES
FOR SALE Modern five room bun-
j galow on one of best- residence
; streets In Medford; cabinet kitohenj
i fireplace, large sleeping porch,
garage, woodshed, shrubbery, fruit,
, berries. $2100 will bandlo, balance
easy torms. Tel. 1072.- , - 198
FOR SALE Four room house and
' good lot. close In near N. .Oakdalo.
' If sold by Saturday night goes for
'only $1100,-on easy terms. Phono
I 617-L. . " 197
FOR SALE Four room cottnge, ono
lot 60x100, prico $900. One block
I north of East Jackson on A 1004
May St., P. O. Box 930. , 197
FOR SALE By owner, now 4 room
' modern house, furnished or unfur
nished, electric range. Phone 108 7-.
i . tf
FOR SALE House close In on B.
. . Main St.,' 7 rooms and bath. Newly
- painted and decorated Inside and
out, all In first class repair. A
reasonable payment down and lib
eral terniB on the balance. Phone
. 613-L, C. A. Knight.
FOR SALE Houses and bungalows,
furnished or unfurnished also acre
' age. Insurance. O. S. Butterfield,
Medford National Bunk, Phone 389.
FOIl SALF REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR TRADE 30 acros
. improved ranch, bottom land,, flno
'"'soil. All lie"; buildings, house,
large barn a.d poultry houses, ma
chinory and stock. Will take Med-?
lord property or small lmproveu
ranch part payment. If desired
this ranch can be sub-divided. Ad
dress1 II M P, Mall Tribune. 199
FOR 'SALE 2 acres of good wood
timber. Bargain if taken at once.
Inquire at Washington Rooms. 201
FOR SALE 'OR RENT Old Hamlin
Ranch, on Kings Highway. Call or
see T. Edy, Plum St., or at tho
ranch. 201
FOR SALE '' OR EXCHANGE
Twelve acre ranch on Rogue river,
-. three and one half miles north of
gold Hill. Will sell for ef fh or on
. liberal terms or will exchango for
Grants Pass, Ashland or Medford
property. Address I'. O. Box JJ35
' Medford. , ,,. I, ' 200.
FOR SALE 124 acres one mile from
paved highway; two sets of-bulld-inirs.
..Well located for poultry and
dairy. One -of the best places in
tno valley ror 'turkeys. iJrice $ouuu.
Will take houso In Modford or
small cash payment. Balance
per cent. See owner at, 8.22 W,
Twelfth. .... 167
FOR SALE By owner, two 16 acre
tracts on Ross Lane. Phone 1087.
tf.
FOR SALE Mountain timber ranch,,
120 acres. 3' miles southwest Ash
land. Buildings, piped water, orch
ard, berries. Fine ucenciy, hunting.
Mrs. Miller, 1624 Bonlta, Berkeley.
Calif. - 216
FOR SALE; 5 .acreB,r4 room houso,
two phlcken houses, garage - and
barn,' family orchard, berries, 'cow
and chickens. Corner Jacksonville
' read and Ross Lane. Harry Hchanr,
Vi mile from end of West Main. 213
FOR SATE MVESTOCK
FOR SALE 700 ewe sheep.
Wilson, Gold Hill, Ore.
FOR SALE Shepherd puppies, $5.00
each. Phone 591-K-l. tf
SPECIAL
" i i if.y A ' " " -' - '
Burck Six
Touring
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A good buy
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at $825 "
Medford Antp; Co.
Bnlck Dealers I
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE We nro selling off all
our fine lot of rogiterpd Hampshire
sows at reasonable prices; also reg
istered weaned pigs at ' lowest
prices. ' John Mace, ii mllo west
Central Point. 200
FOR SALE A good bird dog, phono
47. - it'
FOR SALE llorso and buggy at
Gltzen's Barn. , 19S
FOR SALIC Span geldings, weight
SNOO ins. pan blnok mares weight
S200 lbs. Call Gll-R-S. 1119
FOR SALE Brood sows and pigs.
E. 11. Davis, Central Point, R. 1.
McDonnah Ranch. 199
FOR SALE 15 first clnss dairy
cows. Also cream separator. At.
Walsh. 1 mile NH of Medford on
Crater Lake road. . 220
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE 614 ton dried potlte
; prunes, 50-60 size.. PhoM 639-R-l.
202
FOR SALE Newtown apples and
sweet cider made -while you wait.
Phono S39-R-1. 202
FOR SALE Onk dfuing table, kitch
en cabinet table, rocker, sanitary
' couch, buby carriage, kiddle koop,
ironing board, electric lrons.iPhouo
927-Y. 704 W. Seoond St. 199
FOR SALE-T-Mnmmoth Ilroncc tur
keys for breeders. Phono 639L.I-1,
Mrs. D. W. Luke. . " . 201
FOR SALE OR TRADE Almost new
100 lent Eloctrlc Rotary bake oven
and other equipment. O. E. Rao,
C33 Main, Klamath Falls, Ore. 199
FOR. SALE 'Iowa separator, A-l
condition. Phono 1092. 198
FOR SALE Dry onions by the sack;
Phono 853-J. Ray Blackburn. 201
FOR SALE Baled grain hay. Hamp
ton Orchard. Phono 468-R-l. 202
FOR SALE Before buying turkeys
fur brooding purposes phono 666-w
F. E. Barijeburg. 4- y 18
FOR SALEr Good secomWhaiid bi
cycle, $15. Cannon, 820 W, Main
St. . 108
FOR SAI,E-fVrhorOughbracl Bourbon
Rod .turkeys, for breeding. Phona
I No. 13-X-2, "Central Point, Mrs. J.
' D. Williams. 199
'OR SALE Fine Spitz for cooking,
Fresh pure older. 817 E. Jackson.
' ', :t: ' ,- ' 197
FOR SALE 8lx and seven months
old R. I. Red cockerels, from excel
lent strain of layers. Phone 411-J-6.
197
FOR SALE Corn, $25 poi'-ton. Also
. 1 ., . ... k An rv.n
k'ji ici I lor i'ul'B ui eu.vru. x-iii,mo
639-R-4. ' ,. , 189
FOR SALE Mammoth Bronze tur
key toms. . Phone 401-R-2. C. A.
Myers. - - r ' ;' ' 200
FOR SALE Pasture for 1000 head
of cattle. . Send, your tueder cattlo
to Roeth King & Roeth to pasture
for early beef. Shipped direct from
ranch to market in, . March and
April.. $1.50 per Jiead per month..
F, J. Kipg Fruts,' Glenn Co., Cab
ft -' '. ' '- '' ' ' ' ' 201
FOR SAIE Alfalfa and gralH hay.
(J. M. .JKowellf i Phono 809-J. . ivb
FOR SALE-Gontlemen's ' fur lined
overcoat. Excellent condition. In
quiro at-The Toggery. 198
FORKAf..E 80 Rhode Island hens.
.-25 June iiutch , pullets. Phone
571-R-l. . 197
FOR SALE Flno Beckwlth wood
' heater. .. Very good bargain. Call
j. 43-Jr- t -.-' - - - tt
FOR SALE Turkeys for Thanksglv
. lng, live weight Or dressed and
' drawn if desired. Also good breeders.-
J. Nnry, Phone U2-L. 218
FOR SALE Baldwin apples. Phono
7-F-4, .11'
FOR SALE Sawmill, 6M capacity,
cutoff saws, shingle machine, lather,
logging oqulment, .right prlcod. Seo
W. G. Right. Stewart Bldg.. City, tf
Trucks ;
FOR HAULING
WOOD ' '
: All in goo4. condition.
Priced from $90.00 to
$225.00 .- r..-..
( , v v r- ' -
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C. I. Gates Auto Co.
Good;
Ford
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Attorneys
A. E. REAMKS Lawyer, office In
Liberty Building. .
ELIJAH HARLAN ' HUUD Lawyer.
l.L.ll. University of Iowa, 1880.
Practice in . all stato and federnt
courts, U. S. Tjind, Intorlor and
Treasury. Departments. -- Medford
: -Bldg., .cor. Sixth and Central.
' Building Materials
MEDFORD CFMKNT BRICK &
BLOCK WORKS Specialize In all
kinds of coment building products.
Cor. Fir and Tenth Streets.
: Abstractors
MURRAY BROS. & flJlBEN E .
Abstracts or Title, iiooms 3 ana &
No, - 82 North Central t Ave., up
stairs. . .,
JACKSON COITNTV
ABSTRACT? CO. -Abstracts
t Tit 1 e
mid Title Insurance.
Tho only complete
Title System tu
Jackson County.
KET.LOC1G," LINDAS & DE SOUZA
jiunauio jncKsnu county Abstrac-tors-
of Titles, Gold Hill. Oregon. -
Chiropodist
DR. W. E; LANTIS Relief given to,
all foot trouble, 419 Medford Bldg.
Phone 655. ,
Clilrnprni'tlo Physicians
DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro
practic and Electro-Therapy. 427
2S Medford Bldg. Phone 965.' tt
DR. A. R. HEDGES Neo-Eclectlo
Physician. DR. LOUISE B.
IIEDJES Naturopathic .Chlro-
.. praetor. Mechano-Thorapy, Spon
dylothornpy, Food Sciences, Chiro- ,
practice. Office! Stewart Bldg.,
235 E. Main St. Phones: Office.
170; Res. 170-J-2.
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiropractic.
, Nerve Specialist;.--Office hours 9-12,
': 2-5.- 203-2011 Liberty Bldg. Office
Phonp 680: Res. 1027.
Dentists
DR. R. R. JOHNSON Dental oral
surgery; X-Ray. Third floor, Med
' ford Bldg. Phone 426. .
DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dentist, 228 E.
main hi., over m, M. Dept. Store,
Medford, Oregon. . Phone 669;
Res. 1023-H. Office hours 9 a. m.
6 p .m. Evenings and Sunday by
appointment.
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wll- '
son, C. P. A.' Attention given to
. anything in accounting and Income
Tax requirements. Look into our
simplified accounting method. Llb
erty Bldg., Medford. Phone 167-R.
Insurance
EARL S. TUMY All forms of -Insurance:
Fire, Auto, Life, . Accident.
Bonds. Phone 402. 208 Liberty Bldg.
Motley to fAtan
J. B; ANDREWS Buys ..and sells
' mortgages and loans money on good
; security. II N, Grape St..f Phone
D3-M. , . , . 246
Monuments
THE OREGON GRANITE CO. '
Monuments.-' E. A. Hicks, General
Manager, P. M, Kershaw, Sales
Manager, 10$ E.; Sixth St.. Med
ford. '-. ..' - tf
Osteopaths -
DK. F. O. CARLO W, DR. EVA MAINS
CARLOW Osteopathic Physicians,
' 416-418 Liberty Bid. Phone 904-J-.
'Residence 26 South Laurel St. -
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. WILSON R. ADAMS -- Practice
. limited to surgery. Offices Medford
Bldg. Res. Phone , m-R-4, office ,
.124.; '.,:."'
DR. WMi W. P. - HOW-Physician
- and Surgeon.' Offices Medford Bldg.
1 . Phone 165. Residence 118 Genesee .
. St.- Phone 166-J-2.fv '-.. i,
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON' HAIOHT Toacher ot .
Piano, and .Harmony. Studio 81a,
Liberty Bldg:, Phone.:
Fruiters, and Publishers
MKDFOHD PRINTING CO. has the i
best equipped printing office In :
'Southern Oregon.. : Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, ,
etc. Portlnnd prices. 27 N. Fir St
"" " Transfer "
BADS TRANSFER St STORAGEoT '
Office 42 North Front St. Phone ;
816, -Prices right. Service guar-r .
anteed. ; ,
DAVIS TRANSFER & 8TORAOB ;
CO. Anything moved, day or'
night. Service guaranteed. 29 ft.
Oi-ape. Phone:-Offloe 644, or resi- j
dence 1060 or 206. )
Vpbolslcrlng
J. WEIS Upholstery, Manufacturer .
of overstuffed furniture. Full line j
of materials, r Draperies made to ,
, order. We do all kinds of uphold.
stevlng. ,. We deliver, arid will call ,
. ,nnd ahuw samples' Fhont , 10Ja ,
Jacksonville, Ore. , . .
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