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I BRINGING J7T III I f 1 n.V.UVnc.or-.l I J,", . 1 . I I ( . .. . Li- 1 I 1 I " ill rl (TV'--'-- Vn : livestock.- -I'vf. . PORTLAND,' Or.t Dee; 2.' (H.: S. Department; of Agriculture): Cntfle compared 'with week ago:-' Better grade steers and she stock 28c higher, otherr classes -steady:'-' .Week's' bulk prices: Boet steers $5.50 to f.7.60, a lew at JT.50 to J8; cows and heifers 64.C0 to J6.50; few at $6 to 6.r.0; canners $1.752; bulls, J3.253,76; light. calves1 $999. 50; a few Monday at 10; heavies $0.50 down. . Hogs, compared with week ago: Butcher. grades mostly steady; fat and feeder ' pigs- steady to' shade lower. week's bulk prices: Light butchers, $7.60-to $7.00; lighter kinds $767.25; packer hogs $5 to '$0.50; slaughter pigs $.J0 to $7; feeders $0.50 to $6.75. Sheep compared with week ago: All classes nominally steady; medium to good lambs $10.50 to $10.75; a few heavy ewes around $4.50, Eggs. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 22. Eggs weak. Pullets 35S6c; mixed colors 36 36c; hennery 40842c delivered Portland. . Butter. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 22. But ter steady; extra cubes, city 4545e country 44446c; undergrades, 42 43c; prints 49c; cartons 50c. Butter fat steady. Best churning crenm 60 61c lb., f. o. b Portland. Poultry. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 22. Poul try nominal. Heavy hens 20c; light 1510c; . springs nlSc; ducks, white Peklns, 17lSe: turkeys, live 2223c; dressed 26Ti!27c. INnatocs. PORTLAND. Ore., Dec. 22. Pota toes weak, $11.2S. " Portland Wheat, . ' PORTLAND, Ore., Dec 22. Wheat hard white; bluestem, baart, 98c; soft white, western white, 7e; hard win ter, western red 94c. Today's car receipts Wheat 102; barley, 1; flour C; corn 3; hay 9. ' NO San. Francisco markets today. FROM BURNING PLANE CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 22. A navy airplane crashed while attempt ing to take off from the air mall field here- this forenoon and was destroyed by fire. The pilot. Lieutenant J. D. Prlce,; and Mechanician R. E. Burg sten escaped injury. Price, unable to extricate himself and in danger of cremation, was rescued by Burgsten, who broke through a wing to reach him.' The. plane and a companloi ship stopped here for the night while enroute from San Diego to Washing ton, D. C. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS By A. O. Howlott In 'gathering the vast budget of items of interest after an absence of almost six months, among other items of special interest that I omitted to mention was that our primary depart ment of our school Is presided over by Miss Cecil Moore and in making spec ial inquiry as to her qualifications and how she was getting along with her work as a man who is greatly Inter ested in our schools, he replied. Just fine; she seems to be just fitted- for the place for there is no foolishness about her, but her mind seems to bo wholly taken up with her work, and I think that she is giving very general satisfaction. I had the pleasure of meeting her with the principal of the school, Mrs. George Holmes, the first of the week, for the first time. Among the callers Sunday noon for dinner at the Sunnyside were Miss Dunlap, a cousin of Mrs. Thomas F. Nichols, of Los Angeles: Claude Mile PERL FUNERAL ROME At Tour Service Day or Night Information Cordially Olveo rvt. stii .ml OakdaJe - - Ambulance fierrioa . . Fhoag 4? ""ssssssssssssssssjsasjiigj nana i mwwm fox '.! &-M UP FATHER OA,00"f MX DESH FRIEND MA&EU it COMtNd TO PEISO THE S,HT WITH ME-OO XOU REMEMBER HER. of Butte Palls. Miss IfeiLV faav,', one of our popular; young teachers who recently graduated from the Medford high school, and is now engaged in teaching tke Lake Creek school. Mr. and Mrs. T. F, Nichols, Mrs. Lottie Vanscoy and her two sons Har old, who has recently returned from San Francisco to visit his mother, brother L.yle, uncles and aunts of the family of the late George Brown, Lyle Vanscoy, J. L. Patrick, Mordicta Hess, a cattleman of Fort Klamath, who brought over a small band of cattle to Frank Ditsworth, the old Polk Mathews ranch, to be fed; Kay Loose ly of Fort Klamath who has his sheep on the range north of here, and his brother George of Ashland, the last four named remaining over night; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mayfield of Derby and later in the day T. F. Nichols and family and Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson of Medford, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nichols; Ira Tungate and Ed Ooeze of Butte Falls. Lois Martin, a noted hunter and trapper, as well as an expert rock worker who has been employed on the C. H. Natwlck- contract on the Big Butte-Eagle Point canal during the cummer and fall and up to last Mon day, came 'In Monday and engaged room and board at the Sunny side for an indefinite period as he has decided to lay off and take a much needed rest during the winter. Miss IS. Belford who is living alone on a form a short distance from here called for dinner last Monday. . Robert Humphrey and his father were also among the guests at the Sunnyside Monday. J. W. Berrlan, the superintendent of the fish hatchey on Big Butte and who also has charge of the fish trap just above here made a hurried call here last Monday. Mrs. Roy Bilderback of Derby was among the diners Monday. - J. C. Fuller of California has been In the neighborhood during the week buying cattle. W. 1 Morgan of Trail was In town Tuesday and Informs me that ho has traded the old Pool property to his son and that he is tearing the build ings down and intends to build a neat bungalow on the lot. t Ralph Hurst was among the guests at the Sunnyside hotel Tuesday-while his mother, Mrs. ' V, P. Hurst, was shopping In Medford. ', ' I Millard Robinson And B. Leamon and Claus Charley of Brownsboro were also here and W. F. Hansonand wife of Brownsbora were business callers Tuesday. . And so was Herbert Launspach of the Medford interview ing Mrs. William Brown. V. R. McDonald and wife drove to Corvallls last Tuesday to visit their son and family. Klmer Robinson, one of our hus tling farmers made a hurried call on our blacksmith and also on F. J. Mc pherson and was off for his home be fore one could thing. He Is a chip off the od block, his father,, .J. L. Robinson, who always has something to sell. Sam Courtney who has been spend ing some time in California following his trade, painting and paperhanging, returned while I was gone and at this writing is engaged papering A. J. Florey's house and stopping at the Sunnyside. Alex Beets was a business caller in our town "Wednesday. C. F. Neusman. G. Schelt. Mr, Dosen and C. Lilge and another whose name I failed to learn' came in Wednesday morning and engaged rooms ' and board for a few days. They are on gaged putting up a steam shovel to be taken up to the Flounce Rock grade to do road vork. V. P. Cole whose wife went up to Enterprise some time ago to visit her mother while he was worKlng near 1924 Licenses Put on FREE on each USED CAR sold from now to . January 1, 1924 THE BUSY CORNER MOTOR CO. i uco ,-r v i i ti ill I v i . . ftwi ' 1 1 n iu - i i kK?oJ V ' ' 1 ' , TFsy hello- XeEfVoIv flnn ' . winituAnu t . , !CK. " f the. ciru WITH iSlX AT. - f J U -v. maCjeu. -fou: fl f J - nhfilllFfi F &? J Q "j) ' " MEDFOTID MAnJ TRTBTTNT!. Butte Falls, f came out Wednesday to meet her. I see that I have omitted to state that the county school superintendent visited our Bchool last Tuesday. Violets Blooming in Illinois. CHICAGO, Dec 22. Violets and dandelions are blooming at Water man, 111., forty miles west? of here and boys and girls ara picking them for Christmas decorations. Unusu ally mild weather for the past two weeks is responsible. Foley Fills Bring Relief ' "Foley Pills are the best I have tried. My kidneys work a lot better since I received your generous offer," writes John W. Brogan. Adams, Mass. Foley Pills are a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys and while being taken close attention should be paid to the diet. Avoid sweets, pastry, starchy foods, alcoholic drinks, tea and cof fee. Drink plenty of good fresh water and keep the body warmly clothed. Refuse substitutes. Sold everywhere. Adv. Notice I have taken up the following horses and if not redeemed within 10 days, will be sold for charges against them: One horse dark brown, with three white feet, and white snot In fore head ; the other horse, color dark brown, with collar marks. J. M. CUMMINOS, City Marshal. ; Central Point, Oregon. 235 wanted-sttiatt6ns WANTED Wood to saw. 452-Y, McBride. Phone nELP WANTED MALE WANTED District manager life, accident, health insurance. Attrac tive proposition to right man. Na tional Life Insurance Co. of IT. 8. Ai (Established 1868.) Ptttock Block, Portland. 210 IIELP WANTED FEMALE WANTED Elderly lndy as helper and companion. Small vagos.1 Write Mrs. Crosby, Talent, Ore, 23U WANTED Woman for uenoral hoiisu worn. Mrs. B. 11. Elliott. Phono 11G-Y. 234 FOR REXT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Nicely furnished four room apartment nnd Hleoping porch or will divide. Everything furninhed 607 S. Central. Phone 674. 235 FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing apartment and rooms; nteam heat, hot and cold water and bath. Phone 467-J. 240 Drain the old, thin, dirty oil from your Crankcase, : adding four quarts of ' clean oil to one quart of ' dirty oil- gives five quarts of dirty oil. Crank Cases Drained Free. Winter Transmission Greases. , Jones & Kirkpatrick I A Real Service Station 12 ACRES j PACIFIC HIGHWAY FINE GROVE ROGUE RIVER , . , FINEST SOIL IN JACKSON COUNTY' AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFERING ot Highway tract, OToMooklng the beautiful Rogue River, an Ideal home site, all irrigated with fine water right, land is a Bandy bottom loom, excellent for alfalfa or garden . trucking, on Pacific Highway, eleetrletty, itititplBB plant, tlno grove, 4-room bungalow, barn, chicken house. ... A 8NAP AT HMO Will consider exchanging for Mdfersl home. .. FOUR-SITE EEAI.TY AGENCY Medford Bldg. Medford, Ore; " Phone 00 or SOt-Y TURKEYS CHEAP We have 500 Dressed Turkeystit our warehouse, 241 North Fir street, we .,wisli to , sell direct -to the 1 consumer .-. AT 20c PEE POUND JOHNSON PRODUCE CO. MFrVFOTm OilEGONV SATURDAY. DECEMBER 22, wasted MtscEMiAaraoirg I rotmp k,-?yS..l!"?'!' .1 .S!S!- 1reECT01lT WANTED For cash, carpenter tools. Apply Box C, Mail Tribune. 234 WANTED To rent good farm, one with machinery and slock fur nished, or will take one without. 316 Howard St, City. 220 WANTED Upholstering, re-glulng, and re-flnlshlng work done at your homo. A. N, TribauJt, Tel, $60-11. 248 WANTED Good clean cotton rags at the Mall Tribune office. WANTED St. Louis prices for furs, less express charges. Johnson Produce Co.. Ml N. Fir 8t, Phone 87. If WANTED House movu and repair ing. Phone 488-M or 488-X. FOR It EXT nOUREKEKPING ROOMS FOR RFC NT Housekeeping Jap Art Store. rooms, tf FOR. RENT FtmSIKHKB ROOMS FOR RKNT SieepillR rooms, bath and shower, hot water all the time. 212 S. Holly. 23 FOR RENT Rooms, men only, 2.0 per week. Bachelor Apt. 446 8. Front St. 237 FOR RENT Sienm hented sleeping rooms, hot and cold water, mini W. Main. 236 FOR RENT Comfortable room with bath, hot and cold water, good hoat, prlvato entrance. Ideal room for young men. Phone 355-T. ' tf FOR RENT FurniBhea rooms at the Fountain Lodge. Modern, ateam heated, center business district. No. 32 W. Malm. tf FOR REST HOUSES FOU RKNT Small houtw and Rar- uge. $16. Phone 331-R. 23o FOR RENT Nicely furnished house. ju reaeeonuett ana pamu?a, wrKB rooms, garago , and woodshed. Adults only. Can lie seen from 2 to 4 aftnrnoofis, ; Phono J048-R. 24 r. " N. Oakdaie," ' 234 FOR RENT Modern four room fur nished house. Phono 704-H. 284 FOR RENT Well furnished house, newly decorated and painted, large ' rooms; adults'only. Phone 1048-R. 245 N. Oakdaie. 23 FOR RENT Furnished house, S24 Beekmun Ave., 20. Phone 900. 234 FOR RENT Four room cottage near end of N. Oakdaie. Phono 617-L or 100, tf FOR RENT Houses, Brown & White. Removal Sale We must vtoate and offer for quick sale all our new stock of Kelly-Springfield ' Tires At 30 Discount Every-tire carries the factory's guarantee. 4 Here's your5 chance to- make yourself a real Christmas Gift. A New Hupmobile Towing Car At Wholesale Cost W. C. McCuiston 127 North .Riverside Ave . FOI'XD Neck chain and, locket. War souvenir. Owner can have same by Identifying and paytmj for nd. Medford Mail Tribune. 23t! FOR RE.VT MfSCKIiljAXBOlIS FOR RENT In liberty UMg., 'one room rronting on Main St.; also suite of two rooms on Grajje til. facing east. Large and well lighted, hot and cold water, steam heat, elevator and janitor servk-o. See . A. Abbott, janitor or Ueri Ander son or Ralph liardwell, owners. If FOR RENT High clnss alfalfa and RTnln lands on either cah or share basla. River Banks Farms, Grams Paas, Oregon 25 1 FOR RENT Larjro modern orlco rooms In Spnrta Rldg., with light, heat and Janitor service, f.15 per month. E. S. Tumy, Phone 41)2. tf I.OS1 LOST Hlnek nnd whlto female fox terrier, will answer to Queen, Will pay for return. Tel 746-1C. LOST Small black patent lunther purse with ehage and keys. Return to this office. tf BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Restaurant and rooming house of 2t rssms; on umln street . and highway In Ornnln Pass.' Rest location in town, doing good busi ness. For particulars address pro prietor. Jos. O. Uendrlck, Grants Pass, Oregon. 248 FOR EXOHANUK FOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT Ranch, between 85 and 40 acres. For psrtlculurs call at 610 Clark St. 236 FOR S.YLR AtTCOMOBVMSB FOR-RALE 121 . Ford sedan, 1-1 condition, at a bargain. Phone 116-J. S3 FOR SALE Chenn, 1923 Ford road ster; must go east at once. 0U5 W. Tenth or nhune Stifi-Y. , tf FOR SALE OR TRADE Automo . biles and trucks, 326 up, 16 N, Grape St. tf FOR SALK UKAL E8TAfJ5 FOR SALE Homeatend- TeHnquieh- tn. Write M. Conser, Orants Puna. Ore. 243 FOR SALE 208 acre ranch nonr ImRlo, $;s per ace. - E&ay tfcrma. Inauire 127 S. Oiapo. 23H FOR SALE Why huy? For ehort time we offer half Interest In land, free. Home, living and snvlnffH au gured lo good workers. OoW Hey Roalty Co. tf FOR SALE OR TRADE $26,000 - Berkeley furnlwned apartment house . Home and Income tip to $500 monthly. OuM Ray Realty Co. FOR SALE Kanchm. all klnda, and houHca, mUHt bo Hold at nome low price, 10 yean time. OoUL Ray Roalty Co. tf FOR SALE Monntntn timber ranch, 120 acre, 3 miien BW Ashland, Im- ' provementa. Going cant Jan. 1. Buy tiila month. 3ti0. Mrs, Miller, 1014 Honlta, Merkoley, Cal. 247 FOR BALM OR TRADE 110,000 Irrigated ranch for !3udd, lh years time. Adjoina tov.'n, . Gold Ray ' Really Co. ' tf FOR SALE MVKSTOCK FOR SALE Froah 7-F-ll. cow, Phone 290 FOR SALE 'Team Blx years otd weihliiK about 1250 pounds each, and set of heavy work harness. AIhu about fifty imm haled alfalfa Iiay, firHt, second and third cuttiilu-H.'For imrtictilafs wrlt or phone F,' J. Newman, Medford,. Ore,' Phono U-R or 314-M, 234 FOR SALE SO head plic. Berkeley Orchards. 235 FOR SALE Five Rood milk cows, fresh last -October, - J. W. Bailey; Talent. 237 SNAP Buick Six Sedan ; " . . i i 5-passenger 4 $750.00 Medford Auto Co. Stuck Dealara 192.1 By George McManus POH 8AI.E Entire italry IimtS wslwct , i cows must be sold, soil separately mr uny way. M. Walh. I mlks NK of Medford on Crater I-Jtko Routl. S5S FOR SACK- -tfl - beautify! fvsh gallons each. Phone cows, six SSl.H-l, FOR SALE Punnlm for Chrhrtmaa presents; big selection. l'honn Ml-H-I. tf FOR SALK HOMES FOU SALK Kmntl house and three twui, iar(iy iKMusrii, garage. mw cement sidewalk: pavement: nHat'.is m&ntHfiH altl. Take Ford wnian or touring car as part payment. Will sell so cheap ytm can't affird to rent if taken at onro. Phone 33 1 -It. SJ5 FOR SALE Six ptom modem house Wllh four large lots, over 21t nut ami fruit trees ot nil kinds. Mtne evenings K20-R. 23d FOR HALE Five room plastered semi-buiisjaluw furnished thruout, on paved street, price 329G0, Terms, Phone S90-L, Si FOR SALE By oivner, t nam fur nished home, with bnth, electric i-ang-o, hot H'clei Iieater, all l first class condition, two lots with dozen fruit treed, lorries, Ac flwtw 806-L. tf FOR SALE Houses" and bungalows, furnished or unfurnished also acre age. Insurance. C. 8. Rutterfield, Medford Nation-! Rank. Phone 389. FOIt SAIiE MISUKMjANEOI'S FOR SALE Woodsaw outfit com plete reduced to .10, Chas, Holmes, end of E. Jackson St. 234 FOR SALE Extra fancy turkeys, delivered; also j,'eese, Phoae 132-R.S, 1VW. aobhnrd. " 202 FOR SALE Baldwin, Bpitx and Newtown apples, 7fic a box deliv ered. Phono 7-F-4. . FOR SALE Spitzenberg and Iew town upplei. sood- oneA GOd per-box, Pleasant View Farm, Tnlent. 244 FOR SALE Thor waahine Tnachinn cheap for quick sale. 1-Miono 424-M. 519 E. Main. 231 FOR SALE Some tine cherry, peach and apricot trees at prices you can afford to ilant. See them across from Hotel Holland. Also shade arstl ornamental shrubbery nnd wal nuts. E. C. Welch, Sixth and Fir Bts. Phone 441-M. 234 FOR BALK Wagon and team ot horses cheap. Welitht 3 600 lbs. , eah. Farmers,5 do anything. One mile wost Central Point. Todo. 234 FOR SALE Dressed turkeys for Xmas. J. Kary, Phone ISt-Ii. Hi FOR SALE 10 tons alfalfa hay. Will feed cattle or sheep. Geo. L. Williams, Ailete, Ore. M? FOR RALE Fancy packed Delicious apples ready to be Bhippea ror CnrnHmas presents, $1.75 per stan dard box. 10. X. Anderson, Public Market. J'nnn 17S. FOR SALE Vhet. Phono (-F-2. 240 FOR SALE Oranges, f.3.00 per 40- !ti, hojc net hy- prepaid parcel post. No culls. II. II. Phillips, ComliiK. Calif. tf FOR SALE PlcklAl olives, J1.2S per pallon by prepaid parcel post. H. II. Phillips. Corning, Calif. tf FOR SALE Corn, meal time. Phone 6S1-J-2 at FOU SALE Furniture and house hold coodH. , UN, Orape St. If FOR SALE Now uhonoKraphs and records Vi price. Open evenings. IB N, Grape St. tf FOR SALE One Hottentot heater fcr wood or coal. 229 laurel St. tf FOR SALE Jotiattiai,. Sptt, Bald win, Newtown and Dellclous'niiples delivered too anil $1.00 nor Vjox. I-rave orders at Mann's store or see Whits Saturdays. Pnblln Market, tf For Trade A fine eight-cylinder touring car like new. will trade for house and lot in Medford and will assume small incum brance or small acreage adjoining Medford. C. E. Gates Auto Co. PAfiE SEVEN- Attorneys A. E. REAM 103 Lawyer, office la Utterly KuMding. ELIJAH HARLAN HURT) Lawyer. LL.It. University of Iowa, 1886. Practtc in ail state and federal courts. U. S. Land. Interior and Tru-asury Departments. Medford Hldg., cor. Sixth and Central. Abstractors ' All'RRAV RROK, ORKBNB Abstracts of Title. Rooms 8 and I No, 'ii North Central Au, u stulrs. JACKSON COUNTT ABSTRACT CO. Ahtrnrt of Title and TUlo Insurance. The only coruplele Title System to A. K, KF.C.Loae Abstractor ot Titles. Quid Hill, Oregon. Reliable -Jaekmn County Abstractor. . Over twenty' yenrs' experience In tho county. Phone .J-l Gold Hit), tf Rnlldmg Materials ' METJFORD C$ME.T U R 1 C K "& BLOCK WORKS -Specialize n U kinds of cement building products. -fr. t ir ana 'isu Ktreet. Clilropotfist DR. V. E. LANTI8 Relief given to all toot trouble. 41 Medford Bide. Pimm SSS. , . . vT Clilropractlo Physiclana DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN-Chlro- imel and Eteeiro-To.era.pyv 4tf 28 Medford Dldr. Phona 9&6.. tf BR. A. R. HEDGES Neo-Eclectlo i'nyaicjan. DR. LOIIIIE m HEDGES Naturopathic Chlro I'ractor, Mechano. Therapy, Span dylotherapy, Food Sciences, Chlro pracUce. Offlo; Stewart' Btdg 238 E. Maln-St. Phones t Office, 3 J6s lies. If (M-J, r. DR.' a W. HOFFMAN Clilropractta erve npeciaust. ornoe hours 2-t, 203-204 Liberty Bide, Offlo Phone 680; Res. 1027. ' Dentists DR. R. R. JOHNSON General Den-.- " -1 -v s.t. . snsra xioor savQ" ford Dldg. Phbne 436. . , -. DR. O. J. ioilNSON Dentist, 28 & Main Pt over M, M. Dept. Stsrc, Medford, Oreo-on. Phone' (SO; Hem, : OJJ-H. OfO hours & ta.' 6 p'.m. Evenings and Sunday 1 appotatment, ' - ' Export Accountant Wil.SON- AUDITING CO. E. M. WH son. C. P. A. Attention' slven t anythlns; In accounting and Income Tax requirements Look Into our simplified accounting method. Lint erty Bldg., Medford. Phone 16J-H,- lommaoe. EARL S.-TUilY A!! forma of Iwuc. ance: Fire, Auto, Life, Accident, Uonda, Phone 40t, itt Liberty E: J.K. Money to Ixnn J. tt. ANDREWS Buys and ettl mortgaKes and loans money on good security. .. II N. Gra.pe Bt. Phone SS-M. 4t THE OREGON GRANITE CO.r , Wonmnents. B. A. Hicks, General Manager. P. M, Kershaw, Saje Manager, 105 3D. Sixth St., liedr ford, ', u Ostcopatlxa DR. F, a, CARtOW, DR. EVA MAIN CARLOW Osteopathic Physician, ' 4l-4lg IJberey li'c!. hon Stt-J-e . Residence 26 South Laurel St, PliyHlctans and 8unreoM ' DR. WM. W p. HOLT Physician . and Burgeon. Offices Medford Bide. Phone 1C5. Residence lift GsneeM Bt. Phone UW-J. Piano Instrnrtlon' FRED ALTON H A KUIT Teacher ot i'iano and Harmony, Studio til Liberty Bldg., Phone It. . Printers anft Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the best equipped printing office t Southern Oregon. Book blndlmt, loam leaf ledgers, bitting ystms, eto. Portland prices. 27 N, Fir Br Transfer EAD8 TRANSFER- STORAGE CO. Ottine 4 North Front St. Phone 816. Prices right. Service guar anteed. I DAVIS TRANSFER tt STORAGE CO. Anything- moved, day or nljrht. Service guaranteed.. 1 is. Grape. Phone: office 644, or resi dence 1060 or int. Upholstering - I. WEIS Upholstery, Manufacturer of overstuffed furniture. Fiat! Use of materials. Draperies made ta order. Wo do all klnda C uphol stering. We deliver and will caJB and show aamplM, Fic-i Ht JackMuvUl,1 Org, m 'V v 1
