Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 26, 1923, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI '- ..n'i,-j-t Vl 'i -r 'i:t BRINGING i UMIQHT M ; it. ' EI STARTED i ..:,' .; . GRANTS PASS. ' Dec. . 26. The Jo'sojtihlno county Christmas' stocking will be filled to overflowing this year for Announcement was made today of a half million dollar development pro gram to be undertaken immediately afteC the first of the year by the Chicago-' Land company. The Chicago Land company owns some 1800 acres of vnllev land, the erreatoi nart of which lies within the Grants Pass ir-l rigatlon district. In addition to this there are some 800 acres of the Leon ard Estate, on tho east side of the Applegato river, which will be in cluded in tho development. The plan, as outlined by J. W. Lu cns.'when ho was here a short time ago; .is to divide the Innds Into five, ten, ID and 20-acre tracts, clear them, plant alfalfa or clover as Is best suit ed and build a complete set of build ings. These tracts will then be sold to settlers, In an Improved condition so- that they can Btnrt immediately In their farming enterprise. The lands are to be sold on easy terms with deferred payments at a low rate of Interest. '; ; Offices aro to' lio established in Grants Pass within a few weeks from which the work will be carried on. Othor offices aro to bo established In tho principal clt,lea on tho coast. Mr. Leonards Idea j also Is to establish a connection in every, small' town in the middle west, these plan's to be worked out as tho organization glows. Tho settlers will bo Interested in tho com munity through the connections estab lished by .tha Chicago Land company j and will result in the bringing or hundreds ot new settlers on tho lands within the Irrigation district.. . '. sua y Livestock. PORTLAND, Ore.,' Doc. 20. Cattle, hogs, sheep nominally steady; no re ceipts. ' ' ' Eggs. PORTLAND., pre., Dec. 26. Eggs weak; four cents lower. Pullets 31c; mixed colors 33c; hennery 32c, de livered, Portlahd. Butter. ' PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 26. Butter firm; extra 'cubes, city 4545Vfcc; country 4444Vic; undergrades. 42 48c; prints 4.9c; -cartons GOc. But teffot .firm:: Host, churning cream 50 ovmby.. lwtiaha. ! ''' ' Poultry. PORTLAND Ore., '.Dee. 26. Poul try nominal.. Heavy liens, 20c; light 16j)10c: sprlngi 1718c; ducks, white Poklns 17fl18ci turlieys. live 22 23c; dressed 28 29c. f '..' potatoes, . PORTLAND, Ore.. DOC, C6. Pota toes sttafly;' $1 1.25. i H. , ; . PORTIiAND, Ore., Dec, 20. Wheat hard white, bluestem, baart, 9 8c; son white western white 97c; hard winter western red JI4C. '' Today's car receipts Wheat 81: flour 12; corn 3; oats 2; hay 2. SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 26. XV. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics) Eggs, extras 47 Vic: extra pullets 42c. Butterfat, f. Q. b., San Francisco 65V4c. 'i : : '. 7, M-.t ; Liberty Bonds.,. . . i .NEW" YORK,. Dec. 26. Liberty bonds closed: SV4'8 59.10: first 414 's 98.9; second 4tf's 94.7; third. 4V4i's 99.10; fourth 4's 9S..9; -U. ' S. Government 4Vi's 99.8. ( '.- ' ::1 . PITTSBURG Harry Orel), middle weight champion, was given the de cision Over Tommy Loughrnn of Philadelphia In a ten round bout. PERL FUNERAL HOME At Tom Service Day or Nllit Information Cordially Given Cor. Bth and Onkdale m Cya. ' y?T. want to BIG SETTLEMENT UP FATHER I THINK VT'S OOW ADORABLE. FOR LORD RA'btiBERRV TO TAKE VOU "TO Hlt CLUli CANQUET - TOO L 1 MEET A. LOT' SEATTLE CLUB SEATTLE, Dec. 26. P. J. O'Drien, 35 negro, who claims to be working for federal narcotic officers, was shot sev eral times, perhaps fatally, at the Porters' club, GH Jackson street)' ot 2: 30 -o'clock this morning. Police arrested Edward Dewltt, white, age unknown, who lives at a hotel nearby. Negro bystanders, wit nesses of the fight, assert Hewitt at tacked O'Brien. Dewitt would not ad mit that lie had shot O'Brien and de nied ownership . of a revolver, with which he was confronted. Negro witnesses of tho affair also stated that O'Brien, known to them under the name of Kelly, confronted the white man, claiming he was a fed eral narcotics officer and started to search him. O'Brien, they say, appar ently took somo money from Dewltt and the white man shouted that he was bolng robbed, drew a gun and fir ed. - After the shooting lie was sot upon by the negroes and beaten about the head. Three silver, dollars were found In the pocket of O'Brien's overcoat when he was taken to the station. Two of tho Bhots went through the negro's abdomen and one hit his arm. Everything You Want For Sale or Trade Four milch goats, 1 William $125. Toam, harness and wagon $100. Davis G touring, stream lino body, leather upholBterlng $400. Packard 7 passenger $200. Bulck Delivery $100. Will trade cars for cattle, or what have you ? , 1 Flapper tables $5, Residence lots in Portland, ,. Seattle, . Tacoma. , Will trade for orchard,or ranch home' . 280 acres Deschutes, county, part under Irrigation, $2800.'' Doblngcr Gap ranch,' 660 acres, 6 miles Eaglo Point, 1 mile from Crater Lake highway, school halt, mile, springs, buildings, fencing, out-range, $12,000. Easy terms, 10 per cent dis count for half cash, 2.0 years to pay., 40 acres alfalfa and orchard near Central P.olnt $4000. . , 60 acres timber 6 miles from Med ford $1200.; ..'-,, 100 acres Linn county, J5 miles east ot Lebanon $2500, . -'. ., ' - , 50 acres grape land near Tryson, North Carolina, $1000. ! Improved farms In North and South Dakota, Minnesota and Montana. Some cash and easy terms. We sell anything, anywhere. What have you? ,T X B. KING, "Who advertises everythlnfl." , 1 - 4i Box 451 - -' 1924 Licenses ' Put on FREE .on each ' USED CAR sold from now to January 1, 1924, MOTOR CO. n n : r -1 NEGRO NARCOTIC ' OFFICER SHOT IN MEDFOttD MATL TnrRTTXE, BEFORE -A.H -WE - BECilN OOR--H-R.EPA"bV. LET-AH -ME -H- IN A FEW VOROS) REVIEW THE. -AH .Hl&TORY OF -AH CLUB' 48 YR. OLD BRIDE ILL. ,- RIDGEFIELD PARK, N. J., Dec 20. Mrs. Burton S. Tucker, 48 yeiw old bride, was reported 111 at tho home of friends today. Her trial and that of her 17-year-old husband on a charge of perjury-in connection with their first marriago last October probably will bo deferred until after New Year's it 1s said. They were remar ried last week at Carthage, N. C. APPLEGATE The school closed last Friday to take up again Monday. Dec. 31. This marks the end of three and one-half months of school. This particular Friday will be recalled by tho Apple gate children as one bright and pleas ant spot In their lives. The grade children presented an excellent pro gram, the high school helping a bl Tho parents were there to hear whav was said and to see the fun. Now. hero is where tho ,fun enmo in, a Christmas tree had been placed and beautifully . decorated by the grade teachers. Names had boon drawn and each school child had sent in a present. Candy, plenty of candy. Candy for all, both old and young. Candy heaped high in sacks. Old Santa, was there and talked awhilo nnd passed out. Teachers smiled like .lltlo , children for they too got prev ents. After all It is nlco .'to rtmke children happy, onco a year at least. Miss "Woods, tho high school teach er will spend her vacation with Mrs. McKee and Miss Keobe at their homo near Central Point. Mr. Milam will bo at homo In Medford, phono 575-H. I Tho basket ball manager hns sched uled a gamo with Uutte Falls Jan. 3 on the Butte Falls floor. Butte Falls .will play Applegato January 18 on i Applegato floor. New Year's eve at the Applegate hall, that is Dec. 31, the young people will have a good time that night; tho older people will also; they always do, you know. Good music has been pro- virinri for Tho nriftni nf thn Mprlfm-fl ' Mall Trihune in welcome too. The well has been cleaned out thor oughly, and the drinking fountain put In order. A new outbuilding is in pro cess. Tho barns will be moved back to make room for the boys' baseball diamond. ' - ' Notice of Final Hearing . Notice is horeby given that F. F3. Redden, administrator of the estate of Noah L. Townscnd, deceased, has filed his final report and accounting in said estato and that the County Judge of Jackson County. Oregon, has set Monday, Decomhcr 31flt, 1023. at 10 a. ni. at tho county jufige'B ornco in Jacksonville, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing on said report at which timo anyone interested may bo present and file objections if auy they have. . Dated this Z7tn day or Kovemoer, A. D. 1323. V. E. REDDEN. . . , Administrator 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 A Real Service Station CITY INCOME PROPEYTY FOR EXCHANGE SEVERAL GOOD OPPORTUNITIES ARK OFFERED TO EXCHANGE YOUR LAND OR TOWN. PROPERTY FOR GOOD INCOME. We CAN NOT ADVERTISE THEM ALL. LET 8 TALK IT OVER. Four houses, corner property with room to build ono more dwelling, Portland, all rented, good Income, owner will exchange his $7000 equity for Jackson County .property. ; ' , IF ITS ABOllf REAL E8TATB; SEE US TOUR-SITE REALTY AGENCY Medford Bldg. Medford, MT'lTFOTiD. OR"mo, AVKIA'KSDAV. DITKMnER A.H OOR AH" PRESENT TIME - I-AH WHEN do we EAT? 1923 BY INT'L WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED If you nre nn honest, dipnified, interested in wcll-pnylnir position, part or full time. brinKlntf an exceptional return daily in cash, : answer this advertise: Experience unnecessa ment at once. ry. Apply by letter only. . It. 1. I office. care of thin 237 WANTED Woort . 452-Y, McBrlde.. Phone HKIiP WANTED MAIiK WANTKD District manner life, accident, health Insurance. Attrac tive proposition to rlpht man. Na- ' tional Iifo Insurance Co. of U. S. A. (Established 1S68.) Pillock Block, Portland. Z40 HEM" WANTED FEMALE WANTKD Experienced waitress nt Gusher Cafe. tf WANTED Elderly lady as helper and companion. Small wages. Write Mrs. Crosby, Talent, Ore. 23Q WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To rent good farm, one with machinery and stock fur nished, or will take ono without. .316 Howard St, City. 239 WANTED Upholstering, re-gluing, and re-flntshing work done at your homo. A. N. Tribuult, Tol. DGD-H. 243 WANTED Good clean cotton rags at f 1 the Mall Tribune office. . WANTED St. Louis prloes for furs, less expresa charges. Johnson Produce Co., 841 N. Fir St. Phone , 97. . tf WANTED Rousn moving and repair ing. Phone 488-M or 488-X. TOXl RENT APARTMENTS irnn T? IMT nrnlolia linlionlronn. t- lng apartment and rooms; steam peat, not ana com water ana uatn. Phono 457-J. 240 FOR RENT rURNISnED ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished room in . modern homo. Lady employed. 522 W. Tenth, rhono 358-X. 241 FOR RENT Furnished and unfur- nlshed house. Phono 704-H. ; 238' FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, bnth ( and shower, hot water all the time, i 222 S. Holly. V 230 FOR RENT Rooms, mon only, $2.00 per week. Bachelor Apt. 445 S. . Front St. v 237 FOR RENT Furnished Moms at the Fountain Lodge. Modorn, steam heated, center business district. No. 828 W. Main. . tf FOR RENT MISCKJjliANEOUS FOR RENT Cars without drlvors. Elwood's, 113 S. Central. ' 239. FOR RENT In Liberty Ulrtg., ono room fronting on Main St.; also suite of two rooms on Orape St. facing oast. Large and well llghtod, hot and . cold water, stoam heat, elevator, and Janitor service Seo . C A. Abbott, janitor or Bert Ander . son or Ralph Bardwoll, owners, tf FOR RENT High class alfalfa rtnd grain lands on either cash or share . basis. River Banks Farms, Grants Pass, Oregon. 251 FOR RENT Largo modorn office rooms In Sparta Bldg., with light, ' hoat'and Janitor service. J15 per month. E. S. Tumy. Phono -:02. tf Removal Sale Wo must vpcate and offer for quick sale all our new stock of Kelly-Springfield Tires . At 30 Discount Every tiro carries the factory's guarantee. . - . ... Here's your., chance to make yourself a, real New Year Gift. A New Hupmobile ' Touring Car -. , , At Wholesale Cost W. C. McCuiston 127 North Riverside Ave Ore. Phon BOO or 609-Y WE - AH CAME TOCETHE1? FOR - AH THE FIROT TIME.-AH - Its 1Q8I - t-AH VIL.L TELL -AH -WHAT HAv'o TAKEN PLACE. FROM - AH - THEM TO THE Jo rA, HERE- " FlATURC SCKVICC. INC. FOR RENT' ' HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT Housekeeping room.. tf Jap Art Store. . . FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Soven room house, partly, furnished. 18. 824 llcekmnn Avo. Phone 900. 23!) FOR RENT House In fine condition, five large rooms, bath. Just ro dncoratod and painted, rbono 1048-R or call afternoons from 3 to 4, 215 N. Oakdalo. 23T FOR RENT Well turntahod house, newly decorated and painted; largo toohir: ndults only. Phono 1048-lt. 245 N. Oakdalo. 2110 FOR RENT Four room cottaKO near end of N. Oakdale. Phone 517-L or 105. tf FOR RENT Houses, Brown & White. MONEY TO LOAN TO LOAN ic Loans under Reserve SyRtem on city or farm property. Reserve Deposit Company, 72 Fourth St., Portland, Ore. 236 FOUND FOUND Neck chnln and locket. War souvenir. Owner can have same by identifying and paying for ad. Modford Mall Tribune. 230 LOS1 LOST 18 K. Bold ring with black amethyst settlnir. If found leave at 203 Medford National Hank nnd receive reward. W. ' J. Drumblll. ' , ' 238 LOST Sunday, blue merle collie' fo . male. Iteward for any information. Call S. It. Ilerby, P ho n o 150..,. , 23C Losi-i-One dohorned Horeford 'null branded E on liip. Last seen on Roxy. - Reward; Frank ltandlev, Jacksonville 238 LOST Small black patent lenther purno tvith chango and keys. Roturn to tills office. It TAKEN UP 1 '""'T:,'7 ."V r: rTT 7"" .TAKEN UP About Nov. 20(h. stray red yearling heifer. Address J. H. Priest, Rogue River, Oregon. 238 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE Restaurant and rooming house of 28 rooms; on main street and highway In Grants Pass. Best location in town, doing good busi ness. For particulars address pro prietor, Jos. G. Bondrick, Grants Pass, Oregon. 248 FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALE, EXCHANOE OR RENT Ranch, betweon 35 and 40 acres. For particulars call at 610 Clark St. FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR . SALE 1921 condition, nt a 115-.I. Ford sedan, 1-1 bargain. Phono 230 FOR' SALE RICAI ESTATE FOR SALE Homestead --' relinquish ment .for timber and farming, close , In. Wrlto M. Conger, Grants Pass, Oroi. 213 FOR SALE 200 acre ranch near Uonglo, 125 per acre. Easy terms. Inauiro 127 S. Orapo. 230 FOR SALE Ranches, all kinds, nnd houses, must bo sold at somo low price, 10 years time. Gold Ray Realty Co. tf FOR SALE Mountain timbor ranch, 120 acres, 3 miles SIV Ashland. Iin ' provements. Going east Jan. 1. Buy this month. J3600. Mrs. Miller, 1014 Bonlta, Berkeley, Cal. 247 FOR SALE OR TRADE 110,000 Irrigated ranch for f3e00, 10 years ' time.- Adjoins tor.'n. Gold Ray Realty Co. tf FOR HALF LIVESTOCK FOR SA LE--Guornsoy cow. Jackson. '- ' ' 200 W. 2311 Buick Six Sed an 5'passenger $750.00 Medford Auto Co. Bnlck Dealers SNAP , 2fi. 192:'. By George FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 7-P-ll. Phono 2311 FOR SALE Flvo Rood milk cows. . fresh last Octobor. J. V. IJalloy. Talent. . . 237 FOR SALE cows, six BU1-R-1. -Two beautiful fresh gallons oach. Phono FOR SALE lOntlro dairy herd select cows must be sold, sail sopnrntaly or any way. M. Walsh, 1 niilo NE of Medford on Cralor Lake lto:nl. 20U FOR SALE Pupp:i-s for Christmas prosentH; big soloction. Phone Ml-R-1. if FOR SALK HOMES FOR SALE Six room motleru Iiouhc with four hn-Ke lots. Over 20 nut and fruit trees of all kinds. Phono evenings 820-R. 230 FOR SALE Flvo room plastered seml-bunsrnlow furnished thruout, on paved street, price $2J)50. Terms. Phone 690-L. ' 252 FOR SALE P.y owner, s room fur nished home, with bath, electric raiiKC, hot wrier heater, all in fh-ht class condition, two lots with dozen fruit troos, berries, eta. Phone 906-L. i tf FOR SALE Houses and bungalows, furnished or unfurnished also ncre ngo. Insurance. O. S. nuttorflold, Medford Nntlon-l Dank. Phone 189. VOn SALE MISCKIXANEOUS FOR SAL10 Largo mahogany table, reasonably priced. Phonp 390-L or Inqulro 32 5 S. Holly. FOR SALE Furniture and -household goods cheap. 523 S. Ivy. 2-10 FOR SALIC Black oak . wood, . abso lutely dry, been cut two years. Phono 631-H. 019 N. Riverside. 2(1(1 FOR SALE Nlco furniture for entire house, or will sell by piece. Piano. . Phono 1048-R or call 215 N. Oak dalo from 2 to 4. 237 FOR SALE Fresh crop hay on high way south of Phoenix. Call C. . Curcy, Phono 341-J-l. . 263 J FOR SALE 125' While Leghorn hons. Phono 232-a, Central Point. 240 FOR SALE Barred Rock hens, pul lets and cockerels for breeding. High class stock; 2 Cyphers and ono Pctnluma Incubator: Cozy hover and oat sprouter. Mrs. Emily Hanimey, Central Point, R. 2. 237 FOR SA7,E Extra fancy turkeys, delivered; nlso gecso. l'hono UJlR-J, H. AY. Gobhnrd. 202 FOR SALE Baldwin, Spitz nnd x box dcllv- Newtown apples, 75c ered. l'hono 7-F-4. FOR SALE Spltzenberg and New - town apples, good ones, 50o per box. Pleasant View Farm, Talent. 244 FOR SALE Thor washing machine cheap fur quick sale, l'hono 424-M. 81!) E. Main. 237 FOR SALE 100 tons . alfalfa hay. Will feed cattle or sheep. Goo. L. Williams, Applegato, Oro. 247 FOR SALE Fancy packed Dollclous apples ready to be shlppod for . Cmiatmaa presents, $1.75 per stan dard box. E. X. Anderson, 1'ubllu Market, Phono 1070. FOR SALE Wheat. Thone 6-F-2. 240 FOR SALE Oranges. $3.00 per 40 1b. box net by prepaid parcel post. Nn culls. H. H. Phillips, Coming. Calif. tf FOR SALE Pickled r!.oa, $1.25 per gallon by prepaid parcel post. II. H. Phillips, Corning, CaHf. tf FOR SALE Corn, menl time. Phone 591-J-2 at FOR SALE Ono Kotlontot heater fcr wood or coal. 229 I-aurol St. tf FOR 8ALE Jonatnni,. Spit. Bald Win. Newtown and Delicious applos dellverod 50c and $1.00 per box. Iave orders at Mann's store or see W hlte Enturda ys, Public Market. It' 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, HABURCEiibVTn fire: i-ife 1 llli PA OF, RTCYO McManus BUSINESS DIRECTORY ' Attorneys A. E. REAM ICS Lawyer, office In ELIJAH HARLAN HURD Lawyer. I.L.n. University of Iowa, 188. Practice in ali stato and federal courts, U. S. Land, Interior And Treasury Departments. Medford. ; lJIdg., cor. Sixth and Central. ,. , Abstractors MURRAV- RROS. ft ORBKNB Abstracts of Tltlo. Rooms 8 and I No. 32 , North Central Ave., ur stairs.' JAOK5ION COUNTY A BSTRACT CO. Abstracts of T 1 1 1 and lttlo liiRuranoa Tlie only coinplcu. Tltln System tn Jackson County. A. E. KELLOGG Abstractor . ot Titles. Gold Hill. Oregon. Reliable Jackson County Abstractor. Over twenty years' cxperienr In the county. Phone O-J-2 Gold Hill, tf Itulldlng Materials MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK & BLOCK WORKS Specialize In all kinds of cement building produets. Cor. Fir and Tenth Streets. Clilropoal4 DR. W. E. LA NTIS Relief given to all font troublo. 419 Medford Bldg, Phone 665. 1 .. t , Chiropractic Physicians DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN ChlrO practlc and Eleetro-Therapyi '4S7. 28 .Medford I'.ldg-. Phone 806.' jitt DR. A. R. HEDGES Neo-Eolectio Physician. DR. L O U I S E 13. HEDGES Naturopathic Chlro praetor. Mechano-Therapy, . Spon dylothorapy. Food Sciences, Ohlro.; praotlce. Office: Stewart Bldg, 235 E. Main St. Phones: " Qfflp. 170; Res. 170-J-2. . , . DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlropractlo Nervo Specialist. Office hours S-I2, 2-5. 20.1-200 Liberty Bldg. ! OKlo Phone 680: Res. 1027. "'.:.' '' ' Dentists ' , i ,.'. i-' DR. R. R. JOHNSON General Den tistry nnd X-Ray, Third floor Med-' ford Bldg, Phone 420. .' DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dentist, 128 B, main t over tn. n. J-Xpt.. more, Medford, Oregon. Phone .669, Res. 1023-H. Office hours 9 a. m. 6 p .m. Evenings and Sunday b appointment. i . Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. WIN son, c. P. A. Attention given U anything In accounting and Incom Tax requirement! I Look Into, out simplified accounting method. Lib, erty Bldg., Medford. Phone 1S7-R. Insurance. EARL S. TUMY All forms of Insure mice: Flro. Auto, Life, Aooldent, Bonds, Phone 402. 208 Liberty Bldg. Money to Txian J. B. ANDREWS Buys and sells mortgages and loans money on good security. Si N. Orape St. Phon EJ-M. 84C Monuments THE OREOON GRANITE CO. Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Genera! Manager. P. M. Kershaw,. Hales Manager, 103 E. Sixth St, Med ford. tt Osteopaths DR. F. G. CARLOW. DR. EVA MAINS CARLO W Osteopathic Physicians, 410-418 Liberty Bid. Phone 904-J-s Residence 20 South Laurel St. ' Physicians and Surgeons DR. WM. w. p. HOLT Physician nnd Surgeon. Offices Medford Bldg. Phone 105. , Residence .118 Qeneses St. Phono 105-J-2. . Plnno Instruction ' FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teaoher of Piano and Harmony. Studio 81$ Liberty Bldg., Phone 72. "' .- Printers ana Publishers MEDFORD PRINT1NO CO. has the best equipped printing office in Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 N. Fir 81 Transfer EADS TRANSFER St STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phone 115. Prices right. Service guar anteed. DAVI8 TRANSFER A STORAGE! CO. Anything moved., day or night. Service guaranteed. 29.8. ' Grape. Phone: Office (44, or resi dence 1000 or 200. ( ' : Upholstering I. WEIS Upholstery, Manufacturer of overstuffed furniture. Full llnst of . materials. Draperies made tv order. We do all kinds of uphol storing. We deliver and will call and show samples, Phon Its, Jacksonville, Ora, . .