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Newspaper Page TextBRINGING h IT fi-ISO OtjE- IT Asv( LONdER - I'r-A COrsrs JUMP OFF THE DOCK LEA.VE THItJ TA,CUE FOR, C VM'T tTt-AO CE in1 ,. POOR ANOTHER DAV II'. By Mary O. Curcy. , Andrew Harvey of Myrtlo ' Creek Oregon, drove up to 'I'hoenlx last Saturday to visit with his father and brqther, Jim 'Harvey and son, also his sister, Mrs. George McClaln of Phoe nix. .;.:.. r : Mrs. Will Ferns, Avas a business vis. Itor in rhocnix last Saturday and while in conversation told ne that her in other, Mrs. Ella Patterson und her nleco Miss JVIary Jacobs, wcro soon to so to California, where they will spend the reinaindor of the winter. Mrs. .Colvcr Furry was over from Furn Vnllnv Tiipstlnv visltincr hoi mother-in-law, Mrs. A. S. Furry. Mrs. Nora) Roberts Rhlnehart was a guest last Sunday at the homo of your correspondent., Mrs. Rinehnrt expects to leave soon for Klamath Falls on; a business trip. Mr. Oden, Jr., has been plowing with a tractor for 'J. M. Rader this week. Tho pround is in fine condi tion for plowing and young Oden sure made her hum! There was never a hitch from morning until evening. t Mr. and Mrs. Louie Colvcr of Fhoc. nix went up to Talent Wednesday and took Mrs. Dean up to Airs. John Jam isons, for a few days' visit. E. R. Jones of tho Log Cabin Ser vice Station, on the summit of tho Siskiyou's, was in tho valley and In Modford Tuesday after a load of hay, and other supplies for his station. He says that Mrs. Jonos, who lias been visiting in California for the past month, has returned home again. Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Simpson and Mi , and Mrs. Noah Chandler, were guests on . Thanksgiving day. at the homo of Mr, and Mrs. p. Carey. A big turkey was served as the main portion of a bounteous dinner. Music wuh on Joyed In the afternoon. , -rf Mrs.,, Idav. Jones and Miss .Alvlna Jones of Oakland, California, arrived at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs.' J. V. Fish of North . Talent one day last week, where Mrs. Jones will visit with hei; , dauRhter for some tlmo. On .'"I: "T r ,h home of Mr. and Mrs. Fish, for n ro- union md Thnnkirlvinir fenst. Those I EDEN PRECINCT present 'we're Mr. and Mrs.. D. . W. hill'here those who know about it try Heche and daughter. Fay; Mrs. Dirch, their cars in low. Some climb it and Mr. V. RltzHlneer, all of Central Point; somo do not. It Is- the' test it a good Mr:', and Mrs. H.. C. Head and 8on. 'car. Try lt aome day. . ,1 Olen. of Ash!and;;Mrs. lda Joaesand! Wedncs(J evenIngi tn0 ngnt be. Alvlna Jones,' Mr. nnd Mrs. Fish and J .i i 1 i son. Harold, and 'daughter, Lcona. fre Thanksgiving, found the school The pupils of tho Phoenix high school will take their plays, Sceru H'op-SU; a. 'Japanese play, and "When I,ovo Was Young," to Talent Friday overilng; These plays are two short ones, given in one evening's entor talnment. They ' were presented at Phoenix last weik ' and' drew a full house, ; After; the play the ladles of! the Talent Community club will hold a basket social at Ames Hall In Tal ent. Both of theso events will afford a good evening's entertainment. One who has lived In tho valley several years ago would bo surprised on returning to find how many su burban residences have been built along the highway In tho past three years. If th,oI:building continues, there will bo ono continuous street on both sides of tho highway from Medford to Talent or possibly Ashland. All the land niong the highway Is being cut into small, tracts, and most of it is already sold; and many of tho now owners are now building, or prepar ing to build. ...There '.sot a day that sonic prospective homo builders are not looking over somo of theso beau tiful home-slRhts. Mr. K. Hammerbachcr of Grants Pass, was up to tne wne v ing i-oui-try'farm last week' and purchased .15 of Mr. . Leckwood's finest trapnestnil cockrels for his breeding farm. Mr. Hammorbacher Is. a -breeder of the Single Comb White Leghorns, and was highly pleased with the Phoenix farm. , -' ... Another man who is doing tho right thing; patronizing our homo poultry Industries, is Dr. Shaw of Ashland. Ho also .bought some of Mr.: Ick- .. wood's birdsl'V-This pleases Mr. Lock wood to' haVeihose' birds stay In our valley.1--v,"'.; , ' ' ., ---'iIt is useless for us to start such in dustries if people do not givo them their support and air'nf these breed, ers ore doing a lot for every poultry rulser In the. valley When new people find out that lt Is worth while to work for the lipbulld- PERL FUNERAL HOME mm At Your Service Day or Night Information Cordially Olrea -Cor. 6th and Oak dale Ambulance Smtoe . Fnontf ti UP FATHER I T STAND tsOTE Ot- T tvCCJE - t ing of our poultry business, thoy, too will want to work along that line. LITTLE APPLE6A1E Miss Ireno Hughey. Miss) Flora Munke, Harold Crump, and Dean Kaltmarsh, chaperoned by Mrs. Frank Cameron, had an cnjoyablo horseback rido to Dutchman peak last week-end. A very successful pie social was Klven by Miss Manko at tho Union town school last Wednesday evening. The twenty pies sold netted over forty dollars which shows that tho Applo Kuters haven't lost tho appetite lor pie. Several families enjoyed n com bined Thanksgiving dinner nt the Crump ranch. Dinner was followed by dancing, with an oldo time fiddler furnishing tho music. A theatre party was the finish of a perfect day. Mrs.' Cyrentis Combcst returned from central OrcRon with relatives last Sunday cveniiiR. Mrs. Saltmnrsh Is havlnK sonio im provements made, upon her house ; Mrs. Crump Is soon to leavo for a visit to her relatives and friends in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon were recent ivisttors of Mr. and Mrs. James Rey nolds. , . School has been' resumed In the Sterling district ... Mr. and Mrs. .Walter Zeldler have returned' for tho winter. They spent tho summer In tho employ of the Topsy Lumber Co. - APPLEGATE ; John RaiVnll, tne-Apploijato mer chant, runs liis own electric plant which ' fu'rnlsliea llgli't for; Ills home land, store; . y , i " .. Hardtlmo danco nt tho hall Satur- uay nght following Thanksgiving. I School went into holiday quarters fn, Wednesday until Monday follow- mB, , . ' ' 'V ' ' Near the Annregate store Is a noted bouse full. Where- tne people came from the writer cannot tell you. It had been announced that the school would stage a program which would be followed by cofoe and cake. ' ' . , ' Tho school did nut on an excellent program which was onjoyed from start to finish by the appreciative people of Applegatc. After the exercises the coffeo and cake appeared In abund ance, and what a god social tlmo did thoso good people have. ANICHIM ; Mr. Coleman of Central Point was cut to W. C. Chapman's on Frlday'on business.' , ; ; .' Fred Clark has returned to his sis ter's, Mrs. Jesse Glass. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wlniion havd loft 1924 Licenses Put on" FREE . on each USED CAR sold from now to January 1, 1924' . - Kt ' MOTOR CO: CWTt.TWOBE.N-,,:! ' SSS iyC? :ELiC 5 I WHAT M-U JOft JlCb J J.t.Ct.' I ' (? . iCfriprfiRD lsrAnV ti uviti $ k- n I I ill. Tve 1 I ACUW I er. . . .ii-.,-. 1 V 1 fi H HE wlNl kJ oA? CAtjETX KUN I their ranch at Beagle after a short stay with' their son in' Medford; they will move to California again, ' Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Chap man, a 9 Ms pound boy. Harold Shook and family me mov ing to their homestead this week and Havd also ranted Mr. Jasper Kodger's ranch to farm. . ' ' i- Sanford Houston of Trail was down in Antioch looking tor cattle' Mr! and Mrs. Uncus 'have relatives from Colorado visiting them soveral days.. Mr. Finis Mnyflold of tho Meadows was looking for stock around ISuaglo this week. E Miss Muriel Mathews returns to Kugcno Sunday morning after sprnrt- Iiik tho ThankHKivlnp holidays with hnr parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Mathews of Foots Creek. - Mr: and Mrs. F. C. RUIott, Mrs. Beatrice Jones nnd Mrs. Chns. Chaih plln attended tho show in Grants Pass SiUurday nlht. Elliott Hutlor who Is attending tho O. A. C. spent tho Thanksgiving holi day with friends in Newherpr. Mrs. HodKPs and daughter ' Mrs. Hoso Oay of Riverside spent Sunday with' Mrs. Hosmer and Mrs. Farmer of Foots creek. Mr. and Mrs. Chns; Wall I were Sun day visitors aU tho homo of Mrs. Ella Short of Foots creek. Tho Iliverside Community club hold their tenth annual Thanksgiving din ner at tho club houHO on Thursday, Nov. 29th. Tho auditorium and tablo wore decorated In laurel berries, chry santhemums and roses. Covers were laid .for 36 Jicoplo. ;All did ninpltf justice to tho bountiful dinner which consisted of turkey and nil tho trim mings including ico cream. After dinner was finished each, ono respond ed to roll call hy giving a Thanksgiv ing thought. Aftor tho tables were cleared and dishes washed, everyone enjoyed dancing and singing' nnd a general good .time.. The. guests- de parted for their homes all vowing this to be the best Thanksgiving ever. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Q. B. Alden, Mr. and Mrs. John But ler, Mr, and Men. R. W.'Kngel and son George, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. .Wahl, Mrs. Roe and Miss Jane McQuat of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gray and children. Mrs. Paul McQuat' and children , of Riverside, Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Wahl of Riverside, Mr., and Mrs. Fred O'Kolly and children, Misi ICvelyn. Carstons and Miss Irene An derson of Rogue River, Mrs. Beatrice Jones, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mathews and children, Mr. , and Mrs. Chas. Champlln and children. F. L. Champlln spent Saturday and Sunday In Medford. ' Tho Riverside Community club will give another danco on Doc. 8th. Mrs. M. W, Jacybs and Miss Nellie Jacobs wore calling on Mrs. Chas. Wahl Mdnday. " ' Tho regular business meeting of tho club will bo on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 9th at 2 o'clock p. m. All mem bers are requested to be present.- - ', ANTI-FREEZE SERVICE . for your Radiator "Sixty-five per cent of the first-'class f" stage ; lines of the Pacific Coast roll on General ;Cords.'' Try them your- iself. ) Free Crank: Case" I . ., v SerVicett. Jones&Kirkpatrick "A Real Service Station ,,., ...v....... ' : MORTGAGE 8AL6T 1 ' ORCHARD XLFALFA ' I " ,'7., (Close to i 10 acres right at City Limits, Medlord; 7 acres ot twenly-yoar-old JVars and Newtown apploB, balance In alfalfa; orchard produced good' returns this year, fine dooji soli and tho best In the Valley, Irrlgatod;' 6-room houso, cloctrlfclty, gasoline pump, good wells' barn, sheds, packing' house. " 1 i ' f ' this lis" an1 incSome pnopbsmof"' Z. . , (Will sell for the mortgage.) " FOXfE-SITE REALTY AGENCY Medford Bldg. Medford, f kdfo r'd' ofttiooy, fridayI December 7. i&a. ii i WAN'I'fcJD Somo ono to cut on shares oV sell by the load, appto wood Mrs. C. C. Scott's place. Fern Vnl ley, R. 4, Modford. 222 WANTED .District manager for southern Oregon by one of the strongest old line life Insurance companies, writing superb policies with latest features. , .First -class , cuntract direct with company will , bo given right party, who can-get results. AddresH. Saunders Saun ders, stato managers. 305-6 Panama. RIdg., Portland, Oregon. '21 WANTED District manager life, accident, health insurance t Attrac tive proposition to right man. Na tional lAfa Insurance Co. of U. S. A. (Established ISliH.) Pittock Block, Portland. 240 IllCIiP VANTKI FFMATiK WANTED Experienced maid wants work in homo. Call Y. W. C- A. 775.' 223 WANTED Stenographer and book keeper of experience wants position. Available at once. References if desired. Phono 1007. . 222 WANTED Experienced waitress at once at American Restaurant, Grants Pnss, Ore 222 WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED ('rating, jobs of all kinds. . r.33. packing, odd Phone 522-W ot 22ti WANTED Window cleaning, floor waxing. All work neatly done, " satisfaction assured, A. M. Rhoads, Phone 705-W.V . 222 WANTED By a cnpnblo, mlddlcagcd woman work as honnekecpor. Ad dress Box C, Mail Tribune 222 WANTED Wood 4Ti2-Y. McBride. WANTKI MIKCKLTiANEOUS WANTED Ean $20 weokly Bparo timo at home, addressing. Mailing Mtislcf circdlftrtt: Send 3 0o for Muslp information." 'American Music Co., . 1658 Broadway, Dept. X, N. Y. 223 WANTED Good clean cotton rags at 1 i tho Mail Tribune office. WANTED St. Louis prices for .furs, less express - charges. Johnson Produce Co., 241 N. Fir St. Phono . 97.. tf WANTED House moYTi-r, and repair ing. Phono 488-M or 488-X. t FOIf HENT FURNISIIED ROOMS FOR RENT Comfortable room with bath, hot and cold water, good heat, private -entrance. Ideal room for young men. Phono 355-Y. tf FOR RENT Two roonw,. furnished or unfurnished. 30G Portland Ave. . 220 FOR : RENT At Snoll'a , j Lodging Ilnttso, sleeping rooms and housor keeping apnrtmonts for adults only. 21 Genesee St. Phone 422-L. 225 FOR RENT Furnished rooms at tho I f ountain 1jOb. mouwrn, hhjuim heated, center business district. No. 32fl W. Main. tf , FOR SALE ' Liilc' Modul IIudHon' Wiipcr-Sik. First cIiish cniulitioii. 1'rice riglit. Qwncr loHviiifr for East. 1'lninc 10,r)8, or iipply room 11,' Jaeksoii County I tank Huiklinfr. HAVE YOUR XM AS PHOTOGRAPHS madg now , at tbo ' i Medford P. F., Studio in our new; and larger quarters Fli'H.h , grado work at popular prices. Over Jlcdford ITarncas Co. 228 E. MAIN '' Medford Iron Works Medford Quartz Mill Mining 1ui rl'wiiilll MehliieTy (rI' JToiiriflry''' H4 kach ' Work."' T ' UM N. CtmtHd ft.' INCOME1' ' !..-) Hlfihwar)", '"' " Ore. Phone 900 or 609-Y POIt HEX! norsEKEri'rxo rooms" FOU KENT FurnUnnl Jiouaokoop iiiK room. 906 K. .Mtiin. 222 FOR RENT ' I.lKht' ' hriusokoopinur rooms. 611 S. 'Central. tf VOll RENT HOUSKH FOR HKNT Four room lmuan, nnd pluro to koop Homo L-hU-kiMiH tuul cow, Vi mile to city limits unri hlKh way. AiUIi'Phh 32. Mull Trlliuno. 22i 'Oil KENT flood flvo' room liouso -on pavoinoiit, eihtor ' furniKhod or ' imfurlllhcd. "Would ' aoll. l'hono . 351-V. ' 222 FOU RENT ITnfurnlHliod cloao In. Phono nnO-W. hOUHO, FOR RUNT Two room partly fur . nlnhod hOUHO. 731 W. Socond. 221 FOR RRNT Four room cottiiKO near end of N. Oakdalo, Thono 617-Ij or 105. ' tf FOR RENT Houses. Brown & Wliito. FOR RENT APARTMKNTS FOR RENT Apartim-nt for Unlit housekeeping. l'hono 746-J or call at 1205 E. Main. 222 FOR RENT J.'urnlHnod . houaokeep Inir npartmniit and rooms; .-' steam heat, hot and cold water and bath, l'hono 4t7-J. 210 1 rt 1 , .VI y J- , FOR, RENT Two furni!d npnrt ! monts. '";trlcally cquijiped sleep- inch porch,' private ontrauco. CIS S. Oakdalc. FOR RIONT MISCELLANEOUS FOU , RENT GarilKO, $2.50. f,20 221 l'alm. FOR RENT I'jirRb niodorn office rooms in Sparta, RldK-, with liht, heat and' janitor sorvlco. $15 per month. K. H. Tumy, Phone 402. tf FOR EXCHANGE FOU EXCI1ANOK Ooublo dlse for tractor In A-l shape, for good work horso. l'hono 272-R, VV. R. ldiitib. - 222 FOR EXCHANGE Auto , for . real I cstato. l'hono 311-R. , 221 TAKEN IIP ..--.y.i..-.N TAKEN UP ond in city pound, two : work ; horses, ono . black horsu . .about elRht yenrs old and one sorrel maro about soven years old 221 LOST- LOST Fancy black earring. ' to this office. Return 220 LOST Near Talent, ,i'9so and tan silk , lamp shade, Ruward for ruturn to Talent post office , 22l FOU 8AtjJ HOMES .. FOR HALE H'x room house, bullt-lns,--modern bqulpr,ientj flood loca- ; tlon,. $2500, part, cash,, balance 6 per cent. Phono 1051. 231 FOU BALE Hy owner,- (I room fur nished homo, with bath, oloc!ric; ram;", hot we.ter heater, all In flrtit class condition, two lots with do.on fruit 'troes, berries, eto. ' l'hono 000-L. . tf FOR SAIE" Houso close In on V. Main Kt., 7 rooms and bath. Nowly painted and decorated lnsldo and ' out, nil In first class repair. ' A 1 reasonable payment down and lib eral torms on tho- balance. Phone 613-L, C. A. Knight. FOU HALE Houses nnd bungalows, furnlshod or unfurnished also acre niro. Insurance. C. H. Jluttorf lold, Modford National Bank. Phone 389. FOR SAIE MVKSTOOK lCtU HALE Young Jersey cow cheap l'hono 869-W. 223 FOR BALE Puppies,1 sovoral kinds. Phone 091-R-l. - tf FOU KALE Puppies for Christmas . presents-. big selection. Phono r, ;i i -1 1 -1 . .. tf SNAPS ! Wo hdve a very special buy in a complfctoly rebuilt and ; repainted '.., BUICK SIX . ROADSTER , 1921? . Lbtf of 'Extra Eqtiiphient ' ' '$775.00 ' . 5 Medfofd:AutdCo. - Boick relor By George McManus FOU KALIO--Ford truck, good as new. fan be seen Woodlawn Oreh , Hid. l'rlco $550. 222 FOU SALE 1023 Ford .touring car. . cord tll-es, good condition, $32", cash. Call 1051. . 221 FOU SALE Ford truck, $200. 117 122 o. r ront. FOU RALE on TRAD15 Automo biles and trucks, $25 up. 15 X. (rape St.' tf ' FOR SAM KIOAL ' ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT 150 acre farm 2 miles west of Talent. O. M. Uobinson, Talent. 222 FOU SALE' OR TUAHH $10,000 irrigated ranch for $3000, 10 years . time. Adjoins town. Gold liny , Realty Co. . . tf FOR ' HALE Snerlflco salo . houses t nnd ranches, 10 years tlino. (lold Ray Realty Co. 220 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE TwotcyUndor cider press 230 N. llartlett St. 222 FOR SALE -Wheat. Phono C-F-2. 24li FOR SALE Extra flno Newtown apples especially graded and packed , for Christmas trado. Sixes XO'h to 100's. $1.75 per box delivered. , Court Hall. ... . 222 FOR BALE Fruit and nut trees: vinos and plants. Send for cutnlog, Willamette Valley Nurseries, Tan gent, Oregon. 227 FOR SALE Ono complete set Houk wlro whools, cord tires and' tubes, new, at a price you will consider. Llttrell-Jcnulngs Parts Co." tf FOU SALE White Loghorn ons. Phono 403-J-3, . ' chlek- . 220 FOU SALE Spit, and ltennett Seed ling apples. Hardwood, Ul-inoh. F. C. Daughorty, Phono, 4U8-U-3. FOU KALE , Call 10511-L. Lai-go heating stove. FOU KALE Some furniture :eheap; also canned fruit and vegetables. . Leaving tho country, '(.'all at yellow houso end of N. Ceutrul Ave. Ell Johnson. 225 FOR SALE Phonograph, used", two months; will sell at your price: leaving town. 1026 W. Tonth St. 223 FOU SALE-Cholro R. I. cockerels at Hugger Ranch, 1 i miles NW Cen tral Point. . 220 FOR SALE Ornhges, $3.00 per 40 Ib, box-not 'by prepaid parcel post. No culls. H. H. Phillips, Curbing. Calif. tf FOR HALF Pickled olives, $1.25 per gallon by prepaid parcel post. 11. II. Phillips, Corning, Calif. tf FOU HALE Fireproof safe about six oy rour ny inur. rino pnvaio- iocs. boxes ana fnsirio casn vault combination. Phono 771. with 225 FOU HALE Cheap: - Havq car fancy Idaho spuds delivered' any place in town $1.50 per' 100' lbs. Johnson ! i'l-oduco Co., 241 N. Fir Ht. Jhono . ' 97. ... . ' . tf iron HALE-J-l C-ft. lathe and tools, 1 flexiblo shaft and grinder, 1 Gordon power drill, 1 emery stand, 1 2 horse electric motor, line shaft nnd belt. 1 :Maxwoll 25 delivery body, 1 Chalmers 30 bug,. 1 111 oil Huick, 4 c.yllnder, " 40 h. p.,' 1 Heo 4-whoo'l trolJor. 8 -COntrifugnl pumps, ; and otner odds nnd ends. ' Cull at 'Cen tral Point Garago. 222 FOU KALE Corn. meal time. Phone 69W-2 nt FOR HALE Furniture nnd house hold goods.' 15 N. Grape St. tf FOR KALE Now phonographs and records price. Open ovonlngs. It N. Girapo Ht.'. ; i. . . .. tf FOR BALE Ono Hottentot heater fcr wood or coal. 229 laurel St. tf" FOR SALE Jonathan, Kpltz, Bald ; win, Newtown and Delicious apples : delivered 50c and. $1.00 por box. leavo orders at Mann's storo or sco ; White Saturdays, Publlo Market.-tf For Trade A' fine eight-cylinder touring car like new, will trade for house and lot in' Medford and will assume small incum brance or small acreage adjoining Medford.' . C. E. Gates Auto Ca. PAOIC: fWE Attorneys A. E. RKAMES Lawyer, office In Liberty Building. I.I A II HARLAN I1URD Lawyer. LL.li. University of Iowa, 1886. Practice In all stato nnd federal courts, U. K. Ijand, Interior and Treasury Departments. Medford llldg., cor. Sixth and Central. Abstractors MliRRAX". ,RP.OS. & OREENE; Abstracts of Tltlo, Rooms 3 and I No. '82 North Contral Ave., uc stairs. V i ;..! ' JACKSON COrNTf ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts nf Title ' nnd Tltlo Insurance. Tlio; only' complete Tltlo System In Jackson County. . .. E. KELLOGG Abstractor of Titles, Gold Hill, Oregon. Reliable Jackson County 'Abstractor. I Over twenty years' experience- in tho county. Phone 0-J-2I Gold HIIL tf Building Maicrmla MEDFORD CEMENT-BRICK tc . i BLOCK. WORKS Specialize In all i kinds o cement building products. Cor. Fir and Tonth Streets. 'l' ClilmiMHtlsl ' DR. W. e: l.ANTIS Relief given: to nil foot trouble 419 Medford Bldg. Phone 655. Chiropractic Physicians DR. HAUVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro , prnotlc and Electro-Therapy. 4$7- 28 Modford Bldg. Phone 965. -.. tf DR.'.JV. R. HEDGES Neo-Eclectlo . Physician. DR. LOUISE 13, HEDGES Naturopathic Chlro- , pruotor. Mechano-Therapy, Spon j dylotherapy, Food Sciences, Chlro ! prnctico. Office: Stewart Bldg., 235 M. Mnln St. Phones: Office, 170; Res. 170-J-2. pill E-- W. HOFFMAN Chlropraotlo i- ... muDlty OlUlf. JLLU3W Phono 680; Ros. 1027. Dentists DR.- It. H. JOHNSON General Den tistry and X-Ray. Third floor Med ford Bldg. Phone 426. DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dentist, 228 B. Mnln St., over M. M. Dept. Store, Modford, Oregon, r Phone 669; Res. 1023-H.. Office, hours 8 a. m. 6 p .m. Evenings and Sunday -by appointment.' Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. -Wilson. C. P. A. Attention given' to anything In accounting and Income Tax requirements. Look Intc- our , simplified accounting method. Lib ! erty Bldg., Medford. Phone 1B7.-R. Irrigation JOHN R. J A HN Irrigation speclaN 1st. ' Orchard nnd ranch irrigation i layouts,., accurate' contour maps, Irrigation systems planned. 106.; S, Ivy, Medford, l'hono 821-X. , - - - . Insurance EARL S. TUMY All forms of Insur ance: Flro, Auto, Life, Accident, ' Bonds. Phone 408. 209 Liberty Bldg. Money to loan J.' B. ANDREWS Buys and Belli mortgages and loans monoy on good security. 81 N. Grape St. Phone 63-M. J4 MoiiumcntA , THE OREOON dRANITB CO. , Monumonts. E. A. Hicks,, General Manager. P. M. Kershaw, He4e , Manager, 103 -E. Sixth St., Med i ford. . . . ;t Osteopaths . DR. F.-Q. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathia Physicians, 416-418 Liberty Bid. Phone 90-Jl-3 t Residence 28 South Laurel St. Pliyslclnns and Surgeons r. u DR. WM. V, ljlOL,Physlolan and Surgeon. -Offices Medford Mg. Phono 165. Residence 11$ Genesee St. Phone 165-J-2. - - . . Piano' Ihsu-rictlon FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher of ' Piano and 'Harmony. ' Studio -U , Liberty Bldg., Phone 7$. t- : ir-i I'nntrrg nnd Publlsbera MEDFORD PRINTINO CO. hae the best equipped printing-office in Southern Oregon., Book binding, looo loaf ledgers, billing systems, otc. Portland prices. 27 N. Fir St Transfer BADS TRANSFER A STORAGE CO. ,. Office 42 North Front St. Phone 815. , Prices right. -i Service guar- ' anteed. ... DAVIS' TRANSFER- -A STORAGE CO. Anything moved, day or night. Service guaranteed. 89!) S. Grape."-Phono: Office 644, or reel- ' donee J060 or 206. t r-.t Vpholsteiing i I. WEIS Upholstery, Manufacturer of overstuffed furniture. Full' Una of materials. Draperies made t order. We do all kinds of uphol storing.1 We deliver and will call : and . show samples. ' Phone 111, Jacksonville, Ore.