BRINGING
- ei f"EE L "bO HAPPY ) ( XOO MEAN H
WHEIS I C A.N 'blNC,- OU ARE.: S
WEREN'T WE . . .
luUCKX TO WE. TRJ
"OREGON IN ARE
GIVEN rails
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 21. With
InFtructlon from the executive com
mittee oC th western states reclunm
tlon nHHoriation to give the fact-finding
committee, of tho bureau of rec
lamation nil available facts concern
ing the reaultg of reclamation work in
the weHt, E, P. Itlaine of Seattle,
chairman of the committee on educa
tiqn, is Hi'hediilort to leave for Wash
ington today. Mr. Ulaine was given
authority to proceed as ho saw fit in
WaHhington. . .
Tho work of the fact-finding com
mlHHlon was heartily endorsed by the
iiHSociatlon during its two-day confer
ence here.
The adoption of a series of resolu
tions pertaining to the problems of
reclamation projects, the election of
officers and changing tho by-laws to
permit tho executive committee to
choose the place for the next meeting
were the main achievements of the
meeting.
H. K. Sheppard, manager of the
South Sido project at Twin Falls.
Idaho, was chosen president to suc
ceed W. Tt. Davis, who resigned to
take up his duties as head of the bu
reau of reclamation in Washington.
Whitney Boise, of Portland, Ore., was
chosen vie president. The treasurer
and secretary-were chosen by the ex
ecutivo committee who selected the
present officers, W. W. Armstrong of
Salt Lake City and F. W. Urown of
Hoiso, Idaho, to succeed themselves
as treasurer and secretary respec
tively.
The executive committee is as fol
lows: . Lah, It. B. Caldwell) Suit
jjuko. City; Idaho, W. 'J. Rwenasen,
lloise; Oregon, W. 13. Mearhum,
Baker; Texas, O. H. Pease; Washing
ton, D. H. Kcottf 'Olympin; California,
Albert Lindley, Stockton; Nebraska,
K. A. Smith, Omaha.
FIRE IN LOS ANGELES
L.OS ANT1KLKS, Nov. 2t.-A furni
ture factory and sixteen dwellings oc
cupied by Mexicans were destroyed
early today in a fire at Sixteenth and
l. M c( !arry Htreets in the industrial dis-
" ..,. lw.t.n fl, Lie .....r, Bll,l(lttf1 fit
upwards of $100,000. The flames ap
parently originated in the independent-furniture
factory. Police in
vestigated a report thnt the watch
man of the factory was missing.
SAN DIEGO, Cal., Nov; 21. After
deliberating upon its findings for
forty minutes, the naval general court
martial, which is trying naval officers
upoh 'charges growing out of the dis
aster at Honda in which seven de
stroyers "were lost, returned today a
verdict of acquittal in the case of
Commander William ' L. Calhoun.
Commanding officer of the L. S.
Young, one of tho vessels stranded on
September 8. ;
Coast Tire Co.
i. Adopts Novel
. ' Guarantee Plan
The Columbia' Tiro 'Corporation of
Portland make tho following Interest
ing announcement: For two months,
from November 15 to January 15,
authorized C-T-C dealers are to offer
t" place a new C-T-C on any wheel
PERIi FUNERAL HOME
At Yonr Scrvlno Iny of Night
' Information Cordially Given
Car. ftth nnri Oakdalo
UP FATHER
I t"
opposito any make now tire, and that
if tho C-T-C doesn't outwear and out
distance the competitive tire, a new
C-T-C tire is to be presented that useV
free. The only restriction is that the
user drive the two makes of tires con
tinuously under the same conditions.
In Its announcement to dealers of this
guarantee tho Columbia Tire corpora
tion points out that C-T-C tires have
proved their ability to withstand this
test, and that tho move should go a
long way to prove to their customers
the merits of a hand-built tire against
those which nro machine built in vajrt'
quantities. ,
Since their advent upon .'(he market
last February, C.-T-C tires have.. won.
their way into tho shops of almost 600
dealers in the northwest, and are now
on their way Into California territor
ies. It is said by Alfred A. Aya, gen
eral sales mannger, that the fleets of
many large northwest corporations
now travel wholly on C-T-C tires and
that individual purchasers are 'in
creasing in all territories.
C-T-C tires are manufactured in
Portland in what is said by industrial
engineers to be the model plant for
tire making. It Is- known .by few that
more thnn 90 per cent of the raw ma
terials for making tires originnte on
the Pacific, and therefore can be eas
ily and economically laid down at the
doors of the Pacific coast tires manu
facturers. The - men responsible for
the building and equipping of the Co
lumbia Tire corporation's plnnt, and
the making of C-T-C tires grew up in
tho industry, having been connected
for many years with some of tho best
known tire manufacturers In America.
.24
"Peck's Bad Boy," a stage version
of the great comedy hit will mark one
of the feature events of tho local
theatre season when Co. A 186th Inf.
will present "Peck's Bad Boy" under
their auspices nt tho new Armory for
matinee and night, Saturday, Nov. 24.
This is tho city cast and production
that has been making a record run
ifrom Los Angeles to the east. Owing
tto nn open date the big fun show will
be brought here under big exponso
and the boys of tho company expect
: a record crowd. Otis Oliver and
Madalyn Adams, Arthur Van Slyke.
Miss Oene Geung and Evalyn Kincald
are tho all star cast that mark this
production with the only tour tho
company has ever had with an all star
cast.
Arthur Van Slyke was last seen
hero with Kolb and Dill, and Otis
Oliver with tho "Please Get Married
Co."
There will ho a low scale of prices.
Reserved seats at Raskins Drug store.
"Hollywood" llns'Fnmoiis Cnst
A record number of famous direc
tors, actors and others prominent in
motion pictures appear In tho new
production, tho attraction at tho Pace
theatre. In addition to Cruze himself,
will lie Cecil n. DcMlllo, dlrcctor
.,nnor!il nf Paramount Pictures, and
'Alfred E. Green who has done all of
Chevrolet
Completely rebuilt
from stem to stern
$390
I
Sedan
TtEDF6RT) fATlT TRIBUNE.
WHOT S THAT NOl-bE?
I'M 3UR I HEA.R
eORCiLA.Rt)-0 DOWN
"STAIRS AiSO tEE"
Thomas Meiehan's recent Pictures.
The list. of prominentlayers includes
1 homas Meiyhan, Agnes Ayres, Jack
Holt, Hetty Compson, I,eutrice Joy,
Walter Hiers, IJIa Lee, Jacqueline
Lopan, Geoi'KO Fawcett, N'ita Nnldi, J.
Warren Kerrigan, Klllott Dexter.
Charles Ogle. Lois Wilson, Mary
Astor. Hope Hampton, will Uotrers.
Oertrudo Astor, Laurence Wheat, Hen
Turpin, Kulla Pasha and Jim Flulay
son. It Is not a propaganda picture, but
Is a straight hunian-interest drnmn.
Harold Lloyd In "Why Worry?" the
big comedy success of this famous
actor. His able' assistant is John
Aasen, an 8 foot 9 Vi inches giant.
A Sfasterplece, lllallo
Catapultic, jis the crack train Itself,
around which the plot Is woven,
"Westbound LlmUed" crashed thru
the screen at tho ICIalto theatre yes
terday and left capacity audiences
laughing, crying, cheering,.
A wonderful photographic effect
was tho picturing of an express train
running full tilt directly at tho audi
ence, neither swerving to left nor
right, and then Just think continu
ing right over tho heads of the audi
ence, seemingly, as they looked on tho
screen to view the spectacle of a
nethr view of the sweeping, swaying
flyer, with its rushing trucks and
whirling wheels.
Kalph Lewis rises to superior
heights in his depiction of tho role of
Engineer Hill Iiuckley.
To miss seeing "Westbound Limit
ed" Is to miss tho truly nmstodonlc
masterploco of the year.
HELP WANTED PEMALE
WANT10D Woman for kitchen work
at Crowson's. Apply at onco, and
in person. ' 209
WANTED For November 2Cth In
lamuy or two, capable woman lor
general house work. Must be good
cook.' Apply Mrs. Georgo H. Par
sons, .Hillcrest Uoad. tf
WANTED Woman over thirty for n.
n responsible position. One capable
of meeting the public. Box Y, Mail
Tribune. tf
WANTED SITUATIONS -
WANTED Work - trimming berry
bushes or spading garden or nny
kind of work, (Jail phone una.
410 N. Ivy St. ' 200
1-
W ANTED Work of any kind by
man. w. H. stone, oil N. Fir. 200
.WANTED Wood to saw. Phono,
4S2-Y, McBrido.
WANTED For
wood saying
call
211
7-F-4.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED To purchaso five room
modern houso near, school, part
cash, balance monthly payments.
$2000 or less. Address Iiox 1, Mall
Tribune. - 20'J
WANTED Two passengers for
Eugene Friday a. m., return Sun
day. Phone 1064-L. 200
WANTED Ford truck, dump body
preferred. .Dox 42 Mail Tribune.
200
WANTED Used piano in good con
dition. Phone Jacksonville 21-F-11.
209
WANTED To rent or lease ten or
twelve room house, close In, heated.
References if wanted. Box 20, Mail
Tribune. 208
WANTED 10 to 15 cords of fir or
pine, well seasoned. - Donald S.
Clark. Tel. 67-J-3, 211
WANTED To buy load of first cut
ting of alfalfa delivered to 1122 E.
laln St., Medford. 206tf
WANTED To lease grain land. Call
at 411 King St. 208
WANTED Brown fixes shoes. ' 103
North Central. 20a
WANTED Good clean cotton rags at
the Mall Tribune office.
WANTED Try Brown for your shoo
repairing.- , ' 209
WANTED at. Louis prices for furs,
less express charges. Johnson
Produce Co., 241 N. Fir St. Phone
97. tf
WANTED A good second-hand cash
reglstor. Address C. R., Mall Trib
une, tf
WANTED Office filing case In good
, condition. What haye you? Phono
75. tf
WANTED House moving and repair
ing. .Phone 488-Mor 4H8-X.
WANTED Brown says "ho guaran
' tees his shoe repairing." 209
BALE OR TRADE.
DAIRY AND STOCK RANCH FREE IRRIGATION EQUIPPED
160 ACRES APPLEGATE
Wo- offer a fine Irrigated dairy and stock farm, fully equipped, 2
homes, fine outbuildings, E0 head cattle, homes, sheep, hogs,- turkeys,
chickens. In the APPLEGATE section, close to store, postofflce and
'school, : ,, . . .
WILL SELL REASONABLE OR EXCHANGE FOR
SOMETHING IN VALLEY
FOUR-SITE REALTY AGENCY
Medford Btdtfi
Medford,
MKDFORD, OUKUUX, AVKl)S'Hsl)AV, SAYM B1-1U
SO-A COUPLE,
OF" CROOK-b
EH . WHAT'S.
THE. IDEA?
f
BE HARD OP
TO BREAK
I IN HERE!
1923 BY INT'L
HELP -WANTED MALE .
WANTED Pell 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, 1:M
Oregon Uldg., Salem, Oregon. 201)
POU TIENT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
Foil HUNT Housekeeping rooms.
Call after 6i p. m. 344 S. Central.'
2 IIS
POU RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms, hot and cold water, UUti E.
Main. 210
FOR REXT HOUSES
FOlt REXT Eight room houso 618
S. Central. Large lots, small barn
or garage. Long lease, or exchango
for smaller property, lmiulro 227
S. Holly. 213
FOH RENT Five room house partly
furnished. Phone 3S7-R. Ask for
Chastaln. ' 208
FOH RENT Flvo room furnished
house. C41 Pine. Call after 5. 208
FOH RENT Why rent, buy 7 room
firrnlsltod -house, -near Medford
Hotel. Sacrifice sale. Pay $300
nnd then $25 monthly. Interest 6
. perocent. Gold ltay Realty Co.
220
FOR RENT Houses, Brown & White.
FOlt RENT APARTMENTS
FOR RENT Apartment.
Hnrtlett.
FOU RENT Furnished npartmont
. five rooms, electric range, private
bath, garage. Cull at 320 W. Main
Ht. .
FOU HUNT Hachelor apartments
anil furnished housekeeping rooms.
Phono 055-H. 210
FOU RENT Modern apartment;
ndults only. S45 N. Bartlett. Phono
753-M.
POU RENT PURNlSnED ROOMS 1
FOU RENT Comfortable sleeping
room with bath and kitchenette In
connection. Heat.- Phone 35fi-Y.
208
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms at 204
N. Ivy. - - 210
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, bath;
mon. 245 N. Grape. tf
FOU RENT Furnished rooms at tho
Fountain Lodge.- Modern, steam
heated, center business district. No.
326 W. Main. tf
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOH KENT Comfortable quarters
for a ' bachelor. Cull at 9 W.
Twelfth. 209
FOUND
FOUND Brown's shoe repairing
shop is in department two. 209
FOUND See Brown for your shoe
repairing. 20
MONEY TO LOAN '
TO LOAN 6 Loans under Reserve
System on city or farm property.
Reservo Deposit- Company, 72
Fourth St., Portland. Ore. 208
Give him something
for the auto for, his
Christmas. ,
Consult us
:' we know
Free Crank Case
. Service
I Jones & Kirkpatrick
! A Real Service Station,,
Ore.
Phone 900 or 609-Y
VOU iOT Ub
WE WUZ. GNNA
tWIPE THE.
5 PIANO
FEATURI SERVICE. INC
FOR EXCHANGE
FOlt EXC11ANG1-: Have small Im
proved ranch, several buildings,
rich bottom land. Will take Med
ford property as part payment.
Also havo unimproved ranch. Ad
dress llox 15, Mall Tribune. 209
POU SALE AUTOMOBILES
FOR 8ALE 1!H8 Velio, excellent
141-X, ! , . 209
FOU SALE Maxwell light delivery,
first clas scondltlon. A snap nt $200
If taken at once. The Auto Supply
Co. - aotitf
FOlt SALE Ford ' roadster with
truck body, cheap; -321 Benson.
208
FOU SALE REAL ESTATE
FOH SALE OH TRADE 80 acres.
20 ncros tillable, six acres fenced
with w-ovon wire, three springs,
about mile off Crater iake high.
way. Two room houso nnd other
buildings. Cash price $800. S. M.
Hayes, Central Point, Route 1, Box
130. 213
FOR SALK Sacrifice sale houses
and ranches, 10 years tlmo. Gold
ltay Roalty Co. 226
FOR RAMS 100 acres homestead re
linquishment, close to town. For
particulars address J." E. Verdin,
Grants Pass, Oregon, 209
FOR SALE lly owner,, two 10 acre
tracts on Ross Lane. Phone 1037.
tf
FOR SALE Mountain timber ranch,
120 acres. 3 miles southwest Ash
land. Buildings, piped water, orch
ard, horrles. Fine nceneiy, hunting.
Mrs. Miller, 1624 Bonlta, Berkeley,
Calif. 216
FOR SALK b'i acres, 4 room house,
two chicken houscB,. garage and
barn, fanrHy orchard, berrlcu. cow
and chickens. Corner Jacksonville
. road and Ross Lune. Hurry Schaar,
. 'A mile from end of West Main. 213
FOR SALE HOMES
FOR SALE A five room attractivo
modern bungalow, hardwood floors,
well finished, good location.' $31100,
$800 cash, balance $14 a month at
4 per cent. Cull 1051 after 6 p. in.
'. 209
FOR SALE Furnished homo bring
ing big incomo. Easy terms. 221
N. Holly. 209
FOU SALE On East sido, modern
bungalow five rooms und sleeping
porch, garage, wood shed, chicken
houso, cement walks, lnrgo gardon
' pipod for Irrigation,1 fruit and ber-
rles. Will sell on easy terms or ex
chango for smaller placo. Phone
' 419-L evonlngs. 210
FOH. SALE Hy owner, 6 room fur
nished home, with bath, electric
rango.'hot weter heater, all In first
class condition, two lots with dozen
fruit trees, berries, etc. Phone
VI06-L. t
FOH HALE Good 6 room furnished,
$2700. Good 5 room, furnished,
$2,950. 40 ncros on Appiegntc.
trado for Medford property. Call
590-L for dates. 214
FOR SALE Hy owner, now 4 room
modern house, furnished or unfur-
nlshod, electric range.- Phone 10d7.
tr
FOU SALE House clnsn In on E?.
Main St., 7 rooms and bath. Newly
painted and denornted Inside and
out, nil In first- class repair. A
reasonable payment-down and' lib
eral terms on tho balance. Phone
613-Li C. A. Knight.
FOU SALE Houses and' bungalows,
furnished or unfurnished also aorc
. ngo Insurance, C. S(Butterfleld,
' Medford Nation! Bank. Phono 389.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOU SALIC Puppies. Shepherds,
Spaniels, German, police . poodles.
Phono r,91-n-l,,, ; ;
FOU SALE 4-gallon Holsteln heifer.
206 W. JnekKOn. f-210
SNAPS :
FORD
TOURIJS, CAR
, .$106.00 ,:
CHEVROLET
f TOURING ,
"$150.00 V
... v - it V 1 '.'
Medford Auto Co.
Dnlrk Dealers
1, W;2:
By George McMaiius
Fi i
i'fc'J
DON'T MAKE
-jO MUCH
MOl
FOU RALE LIVESTOCK
'OH WALK UiO stock
bred 1 In mpsblres. F.
Hoguo River, Oregon.
hogs, pure
D. Eismunn,
20S
'OH SALE 15 flint clas. dairy
cows. Also eroam separator. Al.
Walsh, 1 mile NH of Medford on
Crater Ijiko road. 220
FOR' SALE Holsteln dairy feed 80-
lb. sack $1.00 whllo It lasts. Mon
arch Seed Co
FOR SALE Pigs. Also hay. Phone
M'J-K-4. . , 210
FOR SALE Pair New Zealand Red
rabbits. Phono 452-Y. 210
FOR SALE Weaned pigs. John
Mace, VSi mile -west Central Point.
. 210
FOH S A I, P M I SCELL A X EO US
FOU SALE Haled bailey and alfalfa
hay. Phono 19xx2. Central Point.
214
FOH SALE Remington typewriter.
227 S. Holly. 213
FOU SALE For choice sllndo trees.
roses a ml ornn mentals, you can t
beat the line carried by the Wash
ington Nursery Co. Still can fur
nish you Old Home or Kcifor stock
on Usurensis or Hose. This Is de
livery week with, stop and see some
of our trees. Washington Nursery
Co., E. C. -Welch, agent. Phone
441-M, Sixth nnd Fir Sts. 211
FOH SALE Geese. Tel. 691-J-l. 211
FOH SALE Stock beeis nt ranch or
will deliver. S. S. Stevens. Talent.
k Plume O-F-2. 213
FOU SALE-lto-cIenneil Baart seed
wheat 2c lb. Phono 6S5-J-3. , 209
FOU SALE Cook stove . cheap.
Phono 955-R.- 210
FOR SALE Portablo buzz saw In
good condition, cheap If taken nt
onco. Plume 939. 109 S. Holly St.
'...,. 210
FOR SALE-. Sewing ninchfno, white
Rotary aln.jst new, cheap. Va,l
102(1 W. Tenth. ' '' 208
FOR SALE Franmiette walnuts, this
year's crop. J. B. SteveiiH, Tolo. 210
FOU SALE Turkeys for Thanksgiv
ing. Medford Fish Market. Phone
3G2. 214
FOU SALE Mnmmoth Bronze tur
keys' for breeding. Extra hardy
stock, crossed wllh wild birds. Toms
seven months old weighing 20 lbs.,
$10 each. Hens $5. Call Leta
Davles, 4G7-J, after 6 p. m. 208
FOU SALE Good soft roal heating
stove cheap. Palmer Piuno House.
- . 209
FOU SALE 10 roles roofing paper.
Palmer Piano Houso. ' . 209t
FOU TALE Second crop alfalfa hay
416 Tier ton delivered In or about
Medford. Address Nlcowood
Croft, Central Point. 209
FOH SALE Brown shys "If it isn't
right ho will make It right." 209
FOU SaRe Mammoth Brnnzo tur
keys, extra fino birds- for brooding;
nlso fat Tolouso geose, stock beets
und pio pumpkins. Phono 7-F-14.
208
FOH SALE Brown will fix your
shoes so you cun wear thorn with
comfort. ' 209
FOU HALE Jonathan, Spitz, Bald
win, Newtown and Delicious apples
delivered 50c and $1.00" per ho'x.
J.eavo orders at Mann's store or see
Whlto'Saturdays, Public Market, tf
FOH RALE Bust tho wood trust, cut
your wood, $4.00 tier, for 25 cents.
Gold Ray-Realty Co, . , 220
FOU SALE Turkoys for Thanksglv
- ing, Ilvo weight or dressed nnd
: drawn If desired. Also good breed
ers. J. Nary, Phone 132-L. 216
BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1
Building Materials
MEDFORD CEMENT BUICK &
BLOCK WORKS Specialize In all
' kinds of cement building products.
Cor. Flrtfiiyl Tenth Streets.
! WHY WALK: .1
when you can bujr '
a
Ford Touring
;
. $75 ; v
All in good shape
Terms if desired
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
z1 NOW- R--X'5-'ii'!.?C3F5S5f:.l'
HPS ' -
n RIGHTO fri
BUSINESS DIUECTOHY
Attorneys
A. E. REAMES , Lawyer, office In
Liberty Building. ,
KLT.TAIC HARLAN HUHD Lawyer.
Ll.-li. 'University of Iowa, 1886.
Practlco In all state nnd foderal
courts, U. S. Land, lnlorlnr and
Treasury Departments. . Medford
Hldg., cor. Sixth and Central.
Alwtrnrtors-
Ml'HItAY BROS. & OREENE
Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 5
No. 32 North Central Avo., up
stairs.
JACKSON COUNT?
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of T 1 1 1 o
antl Titlo Insurance.
Tho only completo
Title System In
Jackson County.
KELLOGG, LINDAS & DE SOUZA
Reliable. Jackson County Abstrac
iojrfJTUIes. JoMJBIl. Oregon.
Chiropodist
DR. W. E. LANTIS Relief glvon to
nil foot trouble. 419 Medford Bldg.
Phone 655. , - . -
Chiropractic Physicians
DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro
practic and Electro-Therapy. 427
28 Medford Bldg. Phone 9 05. tf
DR. A. It. HEDGES Noo-Eclectlo
Physician. DR. LOUISE E.
HEDGES Naturopathic Chiro
practor. Mechano-Therapy, Hpon
dylothorapy, 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.
2-6, 203-208 Liberty Bldg. Office
Phone 580; Res. 1027. . -
Dentists
DR. R. R. JOHNSON General Den
tistry nnd X-Hny, Third floor Med
ford Bldg. Phone 426.
DR. O, J. JOHNSON Dentist, 228 E.
Main W,, over M. Jt. Dopt. Store,
Modfonr Oregon. Phone 669;
Res. 1023-H. Office hours 9' a. m.
6 p .m. Evenings and Sunday by
appointment.
KxiK'rt Accountant
WILSON AHD1TINO CO. H. M. Wil
son. C. P. A. Attention given to
anything in accounting and Income
Tax requirements. Look Into our
simplified accounting method. Lib.
erty Bldg.. Medford. Phone 157-R.
Irrigation
JOHN H. JAIIN Irrigation special
ist. Orchard and ranch Irrigation
layouts, accurate contour maps,
; Irrigation systems planned.' 106 S.
Ivy, Medford, Phone 821-X.
Insurnnce
EARL S. TUMY All forms of Insur
ance: Fire, Auto, Life. Accident,
Bonds. Phone 402. 200 Liberty, Bldg.
Money to Loan
J. 11. ANDREWS Buys and sella
mortgages nnd loans money on good
; .security. 31 .N. Grape St. Phone
53-M. 24C
Monument
THE OREGON GRANITE CO.
Monumonts. E. A. Hicks. General
; Manager. P. M. Kershaw, Sulea
Manager, 103 E- Sixth St., Med
ford. tf
Osteopaths
DR. F. O. CAHLOW, DR. EVA MAINS
CAHLOW Osteopathic Physicians,
416-418 Liberty Bid. Phone 904-J-3,
- Residence 26 South Laurel St.
Physicians ami Snrgcons
DR. WILSON R. ADAMS Practice
limited to Burgery. Offices Modford
Bldg. Res, Phono 788-R-4, office
. 124. - , ,
1)11. WM. W. P. HOLT Physician
and Surgeon. Offices Medford Bldg,
Phono 165. Residence 118 Genesee
St. Phono 166-J-2. - '
Piano Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of
Piano and Harmony. Studio 814
-Liberty Bldg., Phone 72. -
Printers and Publishers
MEDEOKD PRINTINO CO. has the
best oquipped printing office in
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
. loose leaf ludgers, billing systems,
etc. Portlund prices. 87 N. Fir Sf
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front St. Phone
316. Prices right. Service guar
anteed. DAVIS TRANSFER ft 8TORAOB
CO. Anything moved, day or
night. Service guaranteed. 29 9.
('.rape. Phone: Office $44, or rosl
' dence 1060 or 206.
Upholstc-rlmr'
J. WEIS Upholstery. Manufacturer
of overstuffed furniture. Full lino
of materials. Draperies made tK
order. We do all kinds of uphol
, storing. We- deliver and will call
, and show samples. Phono 101.
Ambulance 6ervtoe ; Fbone 4?
I jttujuonviuei uri, T