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Livestock
.PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 15. (U. S.
Department of Agriculture.) Cattle
compared to week ago: Steers mostly
A 1G 260. higher; Cows and heifers 25
50c higher; other classes steady.
Week'B hulk prices: Steers $5.50
7.25; top $7.75; cows and heirers $3.50
5.60; cannerf) and cutters $1.75
3.00; bulls ,$3.25 3.75; feder steers
$5.005.35; calves steady to strong;
bulk cholco lights $9.009,50; fop
$10; hoavy calves $5.00 G.5Q.
,". Hogs, compared with weak ago;
bulk desirable weight butchers $7.40
7.60; heavy butchers $6.50 7.25;
packer hogs $4.50 (f? 6.00; slaughter
pigs mostly $7.00; feeder pigs $6.75
7.00.
Hogs, compared with week ago;
bulk desirable weight butchers $7 40
7.60; hoavy butchers $6.50 7.25;
pigs mostly $7.00; feeder pigs $6.75
packer hogs $4.60 6.00; slaughter
7.00.
Sheep compared with week ago
steady; bulk prices, fat woolcd lambs
$10.50 11.00 ; heavies and culls $9.00
10.00; fat ewes $4.50 6.50.
Eggs
...PORTLAND, Oro., Dec. 15. Eggs
unsettled. Pullets 3536c; mixed
colors 35 3Cc; "hennery 4042c de
livered Portland.
Butter
POIITLAND, Ore., Dec. 15. Putter
firm. Extra cube3, city 4545c;
country 4444c; undersized 42
43c; prints 49c; cartons 50c. Duttur
fat firm, Best churning cream 50 Q
Die pound f. o. b. Portland.
Poultry
PORTLAND, Oro., Dec. 15 Poultry (
unsettled, heavy hens 21c; light 16c;
springs. 21 22c; ducks colored 14
live,, nominal; dressed nominal at 27
28c. -
, Potatoes
' PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 15. Pota
toes weak, $1.00 1.25.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 15. Wheat,
bids hard white, bluestem, paart, soft
white $1.01; westorn white $1.00; hard
wintor, northern spring, westeru red
96e.
Today's car rocoipts Whoat lOf;
barloy.l; flour 10; corn 2; oats. L;
thay 0. '
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. O. Uowlott
Laat Tuesday afternoon I made
trip to Mcdford.anrt on my arrival
about the first thinn I did I made my
way to the office, of The Mail Tribune
and reported the subscription of W.
S. Chappoll to tho accommodatlnK
mailing clerk, for six months, and
turned in my cheek for the amount,
less my commtapion for the same..
I also left another list of the Eag
lets and spent a few pleasant mo
ments visiting with the busy clerical
' force, although I knew that they, as
a rule, have no time to spend in viait
inp, but we, mutually enjoyed the
meeting, after my long absence, and
hen spent tho rest of the afternoon
meeting friends who were congratu
lating mo on my safe arrival home
again after an absence of almost six
months visiting my loved ones, and
'spent the rest of tho time .meeting
.in,i0 enmr. nf ihnm' friends of
years a'go, among them Mrs. Harhall
and. Mtss. Aiciuuucn ot jatn-o-j.
whom I met in the sixties, when we
were all In the bloom of youth. I
st inn met nmonK others, Mrs. James
Owens of Wellen, who up to tho time
1 left, owned two houses and; lots in
Eagle Toint, but informed mo that
they had been sold, ono to Cliff Hick
son and the other to a newly wedded
couple, Mr. and Mrs. Ames, and that
the two families were living in their
respective homes. ' ';
PERL FTXERAIj HOME
At Tout (Service Day or Night
Information cordially Given
., ..Cor. U and Oakdale .
ujnncj gerrlgj . . ?hopp 7
llil
UP FATHER
J I V. irM ffxlT- till 3 t.' V J III mi I Q t Lnnil f liri- rVT I-II 11 1 11 rvJ i n I Bft'T!.
Bosido meeting those mentioned I
also met a score; or more, who con
gratulated nioon my rocovory of my
sight sufficient to bo ablo to write
again for Tho Aiail Trlbuno and as
sured me that my Kaglcts were
greatly missed and made mo feel
rather proud to think that I, oven
in my declining years, was still ablo
to do something to interest ajid I
trust, help along my fellow citizens.
Among the items of interest that 1
have gthered for tho readers of - The
Mail Tribune are that Charles
Humphrey of Derby, the noted truck
man. Is still making his regular trips
from his home, and it is off of tho
regular highway to Medford and our
merchants can always depend on him
If they desire help in his line, in
sitc of the rain or mud. Ho was
hero Wednesday morning on his way
to Medford for goods for our mer
chants and I met him and he told mo
that he had not lost a day sinco ho
started in last spring on account of
bad weather or bad roads. Such men
as that are a great help to any com
munity and are of great value.
The Kagle Point Pa rent-Teach or
association have a largo closely
quilted quilt on exhibit in one of F.
J. Mcpherson's show windows and arc
going to givo a drawing to see who
will bo tho lucky one who is to bo
its possessor. It is valued at $50 and
the ladies are selling numbers at 25c
each and expect to sell two hundred
numbers at that price, and tho draw
ing will be hold on Friday evening
beforo Christmas, December 21 in the
largo dance hah and after tho draw
ing there will be an entertainment,
given by tho school children.
Another very important move that
Is gotting under" headway Is tho start-
ins up of tho old Snowy Uutte grist
mill under the management of the
First State Dank of Eaglo Point and
Mr. H. E. Campbell, the principal
owner and cashier of tho bank, as
sures mo that they Intend to produce
as good flour and other mill pro
ducts of grain as can bo found any
where in southern Oregon. They
have secured tho services of Mr. W.
F. AVatson, a competent miller, to
superintend (the manufacturing de
partment. Among the callers at the Sunnysldc
Hotel, in addition to tho regular
boards has been Chas. Manning of
Prospect, who was hero last Satur
day; Perry Foster, ono of the pio
neers of Rogue river valley, who has
a fine home and farm on tho west
side of tho Rogue river; Mr. Perry
Clarno, who has a fine farm near the
Crater Lake Highway, were hero for
dinner and Mr. F. O. Blade of Ash
land, who spent "Wednesday night
with us.
J. Li. Hovey, the superintendent of
the Alivista orchard, started Tuesday
night for Hood Kiver to meet his wife
who had proceeded some two weeks,
to visit her parents.
W. 8. Chappell, our cobbler, who
has been engaged In the saw mill bus
iness for tho past year, tolls mo that
ho has' returned to his shop to remain
permanently.
Miss Crandall of Los Angeles, a
Bister ofW. H. Crandall, in here
with her brother to consolo and coin
fort him during his sad bereave
ment, and was in Eagle Point Wed
nesday. N-
Not ro
I have taken up tho following
horses and if not redeemed within 10
days, will bo sold for charges against
them:
Ono horso dark brown, with throo
white feet, and white spot in fore
head; tho other horso, color dark
brown, with collar marks.
J. M. CUM MINGS.
City Marshal.
Central Point. Oregon. 23T
1924
Licenses
Put on
FREE
on each
USED CAR
sold from now to
January 1, 1924
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PER ,itt,n1 rCE - VJHATT .T x9 r--A BVE-DVE" J THE FRWT 1 A MOORE o fc
WAXTED Competent girl or woman
for general housework. Call Mrs.
W. F. Kiddle at Medford Hotel. 22S
IIEIiP WAXTED MAM:
WANTED District manager lifo,
accident, neaun insurance. Attrac
tive proposition to right man. Na
tional lifo Insurance To. of U. S. A.
(Established 18G8.) Pittock Plork,
Portland. 240
WAXTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Nursing by. practical
nurse. Mr. Stark, 23 Crator Lnho
Ave., Medford. l30
WANTED Landscape gardening, all
kinds pruning, crating, parking, odd
jobs all kinds. Phone 022-W or
533. 232
WANTED Children's sewing. Romp
ers a specialty. Dolls dressed.
Prices reasonable, 517 N. Holly
St. '228
WANTED Upholstering, re-glulng,
and ro-finlshing work done at your
homo. A. N. Tribault, Tel. If 6U-R.
248
WANTED Wood to Haw. Phone
452-Y. McHrlde.
WAXTED MISCKIjIjAXEOUS
WANTED Second hand wator tank
about 1200 gallons. Phono 132-J.
220
WANTED To rent, Dec. Hi, sanitary,
convenient. light . housekeeping
. rooms, bath. Write Tribune, Itox
IT, Mall Tribune. - . 228
WANTED Some ono to take horse
for feed: will ride or drive. L. P.
Holbrook, 203 N. Grape St. 208
WANTED A gentle pony not tflo old.
T. D. Simpson, 031 S. Central. 230
WANTED Good clean cotton rags at
the Mail Tribune office.
WANTED St. Louis prices for furs,
less express charges. Johnson
Produce Co., 241 N. Fir St. Phono
07. . tf
WANTED House movir.E and repair
ing. Phone 488-M or 48X-X. ,
FOR RENT
. nOUSEKEEPIXG ROOMS
iFOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms and bachelor apartments
reasonable. 231 E. Ninth St.
Phone 955-R. 229
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms,
Jap Art Store. tf
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing room. 325 E. Jackson St. 228
FOR RENT Light tiousekooplng
rooms. 611 S. Central. tf
FOR REXT HOUSES
FOR RENT Throo room house. 122
Willamette Ave. 230
FOR RENT Modern four room fur
nished house, l'hono 704-11. 229
FOR RENT Houso, 816 W. Elevonth
St. Phono 3G4-J. 229
FOR RENT House. Call 020, Mod
ern Plumbing & Shectmetul Co.
Phono 904-X evenings. 228
FOR RENT Four room cottage near
end of N. Oakdale. Phono 517-L
or 105. v tf
FOR RENT Houses, Brown & White.
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT In Mherty Bldg., ono
room fronting, on Main St.; also
suite of two rooms on Grape St.
facing oast. Iargo and woll lighted,
hot and cold water, steam heat,
elevator and janitor service., Seo
G. A. Abbott, janitor or Bert Ander
son or Ralph Bardwell, owners, tf
FOR RENT High class alfalfa and
grain lands on cither cash or sham
basis. River Banks Farms, Grants
Pass, Oregon. 251
FOR RENT Largo modern office
rooms In- Sparta Bldg., with light,
heat and Janitor service. $15 per
month. H; Tumy. lhortf 4i)2r tf
; FOR SALE. . "
FINE BUNGALOW. HOME . ...
Completely Furnished. Paving. Good Location
qUY IT FOR INVESTMENT
We offer one of the best buys In Medford Homes. 5 rooms with fino
largo sleeping porch, large bedrooms with closets. Woodwork in fine
shape, good size lot, double garage with comont drlvoway; large wood
shed. Completely furnlshod throughout from dishes up, good range and
also gas range, everything ready to move in. On paving. No assessments.
PRICE ONLY 13750.
FOUE SITE REALTY AGENCY
Medford Bldg. Medford, Ore. Phona 900 or 609-Y
STAKE YOUIt CLAIM NOW.
Whether working man, buninesn mnn, professional man or capitalist
some duy when you are tired working for the other fellow, or tired
loafing you are going to want a place to retreat to. Got a 2, 6 or 10
acre tract of land under one of the Jackson county Irrigation projects
and Improve It. , ; f ...... ,' I
IUGIIT AT CITY LIMITS OF PIIOEMX, THE OIL CITY
G acre $400. 00 $1 00.00 cash, balance terms.
10 acres 1700.00 (150.00 cash, balance terms. . j
6 acres all ready for the plow, no better location, land or irrigation
on the Pacific Const. Idal for Bone pears, berries, chickens and gar.
den, J700.00 ?l.r.0.00 ensh.
See Plat of Sub-division at My Orflce
Phone 784-L J. C. n.MtNES, t S. Central Ave.
MKnFOPvD. OftEGOX. RATTRDAV, DPX'EMTiF.R t",
.... . Ki',.-
FOR RENT Well furnished two
room apartment clone in. Adults
only. 2-15 S. Central. 229
FOR RHXT Two s -mom apartments
Call 113 E. Eleventh. Phono 26!.
i -.. - 230
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping-apartment
and rooms; steam
heat, hot and cold wator and bath,
l'hono 4D7-J. 240
FOR RENT FrilXISIIED ROOMS
FOR RENTRooms with bath, hot
water, good heat. Ideal for men.
Privato entrance. Phono 56-l-W
beforo 8 p. m. 404 W. Second St.
Uarago for rent. 229
FOR RENT Oomfortablo room with
bath, hot and cold wator. good heat,
privato ontrance. Ideal room for
young mon. Phono 355-Y. tf
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms at tho
Fountain Lodge. Modern, steam
heated, center business district. No.
326 W. Mnin. 'tf
LOST
LOST Small black patent leather
purse with ehango and keys. Return
to this office. tf
FOUND
FOUND Auto wire wheel with tiro
on road between Medford and
Rutto Falls. Owner pleaso call at
M'dford Grocery Co. and identify
and pay for ad. 229
FOUND Suitcase containing ladies'
clothes. Owner can have same by
identifying goods and paying for
this ad. Call at 433 W. Holly St.,
Medford. - 228
JSUSIXESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE Restaurant and rooming
house of 2 3 rooms; on main street
and highway In Grants Pass. Rest
location In town, doing good busi
ness. For particulars -address pro
prietor, Jns.r.O. Rondrlck, Grants
Pass, Oregon. "248
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCHANGE Acreage for Mod
ford houses. Hcrt of lands. Also
improved ranch for exchange. Itox
15, Mall Tribune. 229
FOR EXCHANGE Fino homo. Will
take in cheaper house as first pay
ment. Box 20, Mail Tribune. 229
FOR EXCHANGE Income residence
property In Medford for small Im
proved ranch close in. Address
Box T, Mall Trlbuno. 228
FOR SALE. EXCHANGE OR RENT
Ranch, between 35 and 40 acros.
For particulars call at 010 Clark St.
- 23fl
Alcohol
for
ANTI-FREEZE
SERVICE
We are headquar
ters for information
on Balloon Tires
Free Crank Case
Service
Jones & Kirkpatrick
A Real Service Station
FOR SALE Sedan six cylinder Ruick
in fine condition. $(00 if sold at
once. Call F. 1-1 . I tarry, Modfonl
Hotel, until Monday evening. 227
FOR SALE Logging or lumber
trucks to bo sold at once because of
death of owner. 'Three good trucks
for tho prlco of one. Two thousand
dollars 'just spent in complete over
hauls. Will sacrifice and innko
reasonable terms ro responsible
party. Uetl all together or separate
ly. Call or wrko K osier, Hotel Hol
land, Medford. 232
FOR SALE OR TRADE Automo
biles and trucks, (25 up, 15 N.
Grape St. tf
FOR SALE RKAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Well improved 40-acro
ranch, 4 V, miles northwest of Ash
land. 6 acres fruit, 10 acres alfalfa,
rest farm land. 5 room bungalow,
electric lights, hot and cold water,
cellar, cistern, garage, other good
outbuildings. Telephone mall de
livered daily. Ternm to suit. Phono
ll-F-13. Mrs. Mabel Keachcrt.
Talent, Oro. 228
FOR RALE Why buy? For short
' time wo offer half interest In laud,
freo. Home, living and savings as
sured to good workers. Gold Ray
Realty Co. tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE $2 5,000
Rerkoley furnished apartment house
Rome and income up to (500
monthly. Gold Ray Realty Co.
FOR RALE Ranches, all kinds, and
houses, must bo sold at some low
price. 10 years time. Gold Ray
Realty Co. tf
FOR SALE 200 acre
Renglo, $25 per acre.
Inquire 127 S. Grape
ranch near
Easy terms.
po, 230
FOR SALE Mountain timber ranch,
120 acres, 3 miles SW Ashland. Im
provements. Going caHt Jan, 1.
liny this month, $3600. Mrs. Miller.
1614 Ronita, Rorkeloy, Cal. . 247
FOR RALE OR TRADE Vacant lets
or will trade for cows. Rankin
Estcs, Nash Hotel. - 228
IFOR SALE OR. TRADE $10,000
irrigated pinch for $3u00, 10 years
time. A ti Joins town. ' Gold Ray
Realty Co. tf
FOR SALK 1IOMKS
l'-OR RALI'I Flvo room plastored
seml-bungalo'.r furnished, thruout,
on paved street, prlco $2950. TormH.
Phono BI10-L. 362
FOIl SALE House containing five
npitrtmonts, closo In. Terms. Phnne
2U9. 230
FOll SALE By owner, o room fur
nished homo, with bath, oloctrlc
raiiKC, hot we.tcr hoater, all in flrtt
cIuhh condition, two lota with dozen
fruit trues, berries, etc. Fhonn
900-L. '. tf
FOR HALE Houses and bungalows,
furnished or unfurnlHbod also acre
age. InHllranco. O. H. Iluttorfleld,
Medford National Bank. Phone 389.
FOR SALE MVK.STOCK
FOll SALE Two boautlful froHh
cows, six gallons each. Phone
Ml-Il-l.
FOll HALE White Colllo puppies,
the watch dog of tho Whlto House.
33G H. ltlveridc. 229
FOR SALT! Fresh cow nnd calf,
prlco $50; also two heifers, will bo
fresh in April, l'hono D71-J-2. Call
noon or after six In evening. 229
FOll SALE A few potlgreod fox tf!l
rlei. puppies on ftand reasonable.
Ed Hawkins, Appleguto, Ore. 230
FOll SALE Entire dairy herd select
cowa must be sold, sell separately
or liny way. M. Walsh. 1 mile NE
'- of Medford on Crater Lake Xtoad.
- 2f0
FOll SALE Spring rcglsUirod Hamp
shire boar, 25; also weaned pigs..
John Mace, mile west Central
Point. . 229
FOR SALE I'upplos for , Chrlstmus
pi-OHnnts; 'big selection, : Phone
r!i i-rt-i . j tf
Buick
Six
Touririg
. j IV i! f i f
Fine Condition
Very Easy Terms
Medford Auto Co.
Bolrk Dealers
$600
1021
aj w m $& $v a a. jb a wfef-:-
FOR SALE Extra fancy turkeys, de
livered; also goose. Phono 132-R-2
E. W. Gebhai d. 231
FOR SALE Youth's suit, new, V2
price; too small, trousers 2S-2S.
Phono 403-J-3. 233
FOIt SAIjK Heavy wnndtmw outfit
complete, i 1 YniiH. Holmes, end ot
KiiKt Jackson. , : 228
FOR SALE SO While Leghorn pul
lets, l'noliu Jacksonville 354 even
ings. 22 S
FOR SALE Why board rates, mice.
when you enn rid tbo place of litem
with ltat-NI. Monarch Seed Co. tf
FOR SALE Piano,
Root's
22S
Music Store.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Ono three
bottom 12-!:ich Jehu Doero tractor
plow, good aj now. Phuno Sti9-Y.
. 232
FOR SALE Ladlen' brown coat, 3G-,
child's coat, 8 yeiirs; auto robe,
Remington typewriter. vacuum
cleaner. 3,15 8. River.iido. 229
FOR SALE OR TRADE Ono section
sprlngtooth and ono section splko
tooth harrow; also hack. Phone
403-J-5. 229
FOR SALE 100 tons alfalfa hay.
Will feed cattle or sheep. Goo. .L.
Williams, Appleguto, Ore. 247
FOR SALE Ea. cracked corn, $2.35
per hundred cash." , Monurch Seed
Co. 22S
FOR SALE Hughes Hotpolnt elec
tric range, three plates,, largo oven,
nliiiost new. Everhot electric water
heater. Fenton, Apt. 2, Berbon
Apts. nftor 6. 228
FOR SALE New Orafanolll with 20
records, used two mouths. Also
White Rotary sewing machine
cheap. Call 1020 W. Tenth. 228
FOR SALE Turkeys for breeders or
woll dressed for the tablo. Phono
639-J-l, Mrs. 1). W. Luke. !,.- 231
FOR SALE Christmas turkeys.
Phono R-13-X. 228
FOR SALE Round wnxod oak din
ing tablo. Phono 570-V. 228
FOR - SALE Lovely toy Pomcrnnlnn
puppy, a mourns oia, inaio, . pcui
groed. Child's Ideal Christmas pres
ent. Prlco $25. W. M. 1'oley, Anil
land, Ore. 228
FOR .BALK Turkeys for breeding.
Frank P. Dutton. 231
FOR SALE Apples: 'Spltzenbergs
and Nowtowns. Good ones, 50c per
. box. Bring boxes. Pleasant View
B'arm, Talent. i 228
FOR SALE Fancy packed Delicious
apples ready to bo shipped for
Cnristmas presents,- $1.75 per stan
dard box. E. X. Anderson, Public
Market, Phono 1070..
FOR SALE Wheat.
l'hono B-F-2.
. 216
FOR SALE Olio complclo set Houk
. wire wheels, cord tiros and tubes,
new, at a prlco you will consider.
Llttroll-Joniilugs Parts Co. tf
FOR SALE Oranges, $3.00 por 40
lb. box not by prepaid parcel post.
No culls. II. H. Phillips, Coming.
Calif. tf
FOR SALE Pickled ollvos, $1.25 per
gallon by prepaid parcel post. H.
H. Phillips, Corning, Calif. tf
FOR SALE Cheap: Havo car fancy
Idaho spuds delivered any place in
town $1.50 per 100 lbs. Johnson
Produco Co., 241 N. Fir St. Jhone
97. , tf
FOR SALE Corn. Phono 501-J-2 nt
, moal time. ...
FOR SALE Furniture nnd house
hold goods. 15 N. Grapo St. tf
FOR SALE New phonogrnphs and
rocords price. Open ovenlngs.
15 N. Grupo St. : tf
FOR SALE One Kntmntnl hcaber
for wood or coal. 229 laurcl St. If
FOR ( ALE JonntTiatt, fiprtz, Bald
win, Newtown nnd Delicious apples
delivered 60o and $1.00 por box.
I,cave orders at Mann's store or seo
White Saturdays. Public 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
... .... , , i .. .. . ,
adjoining Medford.
C.E.
AUto Co.
Attorneys
A. K. IlEAMEs -Lawyer, office ii
Liberty ltullillng.
ELIJAH HARLAM HURD Lawyer
LL.ll. University of Iowa, 1886
. Practice in all state and federa
courts, U. S. Ijind, Intorlor am
Treasury Departments. - Medfor
llldg., cor. Sixth and Central.
Abstractors
MURRAY IIROH. fc O R E E N E-
No. 32 North Contral Avo.t u
ntalrs.
JACKSON1 COUNT!
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts of T 1 1 1 1
and Tltlo Insurance
Tho only coinploK
Tine s y g t e m 11
Juckson County.
A. E. KELLOOG Abstractor o
Titles. Gold Hill, Oregon. . Rellnbl
Jackson County Abstractor. Ove
twenty yenrs' experience In th
county. Phono O-J-2 Gold Hill.
Dulldlng Mntorlals
MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK
BLOCK WORKS Specialize In al
klndH of cement building products
uor. r ir anu 'i ontn streets.
Chlroimdlsl
DR. W. E. LANTIS Relief givon tt
. nil foot trouble, 419 Medford Bldg
i none dud.
Chlroprut'llo Physicians ' -
DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chlro
praciio ami Kiectro-Tnerapy. 4J7
nil. A. n. urcnntr.H xt-t.-i,.h
. Physician. DR. LOUISE E
iir.wuc.cj jNaiuropatmo uniro
prnotor. Mochano-Thorapy, Spon
uMiuuicrapy, jtrooa aoionces, cniro
ni.iMl..n . ' m... . dum
2.15 E. Main St. ' Phones: Office'
i iu; jtes. 17U-J-Z.
DR. B. W. HOFFMAN Chlrnnmotl
Nervo Specialist. Office hours 9-12
2-5. 208-206 Liberty Bldg. OffiM
i-none ego; lies. 1027.
Dentists
DR. R. R. JOHNSON Oeneral nn
tlstry and X-Ray. Third floor Med'
loru mag. Phone 426. - , ;
DR. O, J. JOHNSON Dentist, 138 B,
Main St., over M. M. Dept.. Store,
Medford, Oregon. Phono -669;
Ros. 1023-H. Office hours 9 a. m
6 p .m. Evenings and Sunday by
uppoinimonc. '
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUD1TINO CO. E. M. Wll
son, C. P. A. Attention elvsn.to
anything In accounting and Inoom.
'jnx retiuiromonts. Look Into1 out
simplified accounting method. Lib
orty Bldg., Modford. Phone 167-R.
Insurance
EARL S. TUMV-All forms of Insur.
anco: Firo, Auto. Life,. Accident.
nouns, i-none 402. 209 Liberty Bldg.
Money to Loan
J. B. ANDREWS Buys and Mill
mortgages and loans money on food
security. 31 N. Grape St. Phone
DO-Al. ... i2fC'
Monumonts
THE OREGON ORAN1TJ3 CO,
Monuments. K. A. Hicks. General
Manager. P. M. Kershaw, Bales
manager, iua u. blxtn St.. Med
ford. . tf
Osteo paths
DR. F. Ci. CARLO W, DR. EVA MAINS
CARI.OW Osteopathic Physlolajis,
410-418 Liberty ma. l'hone 904-J-:
Residence 2 6 South Laurel St.
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. WM. 'W. p. HOLT Physician
and Surgeon. Offices Medford Bldg.
Phone 165. Rosidence 118 Genesee
' St. Phone 166-J-2. .
Plnno instruction
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacherlof
Piano and 1 Harmony, -i Studio 11$
Liberty Bldg.. Phone 72. ;i i ;
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tho
best equipped printing offlcs .In
Southern Oregon. Book binding, :
looso leaf ledgers. y billing systsms,
etc Portland prices. 27 N. Fir Bf '
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE) CO.
Office 42 North Front 8t. Phone
815. Prices right. Service guar
anteed. DAVIS TRANSFER A STORAGES
CO. Anything moved.-v.-day or
night. Service guaranteed.. 39 '8.
Grape. Phono: Office 644, or resi
dence 1060 or 206. ' - , .
Upholstering '
i'
1. WEIS - Upholstery, Manufacturer '.
of overstuffed furniture. Full line
of materials. Draperies made . ta '
order.- We do-all kinds of ilphol- I
sterlng. We deliver and will call ,
and show samples. Puont (,
Jsk!!98YW?t tt. . : !