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IpOCRMS OFFER
E SUBSTITUTE FOR
MELL0N'S PROGRAM
l?;tyASIIINGTON, Jan. 7. A demp-
fc,h: oratic suustituto for the Mouon tax
!; revision program Is before the con
egress and the country. It presents n
, 'j. sharp departure from the Mellon
plan In favor of the small taxpayer
a'tl'l to the disudvantago of the large
taxpayer.
of the
puse wnys and mean committee who
flume It public last nignt inrougn
i;v''-Hepresentativo Clarner of Texas, the
"''ranking minority member, the sub-
stjtuto proposes:
;ii'-i:.V,An inci-ease in the exemntion of
:!u'')'ih;iil rr fumlllps fi-nm SHOOO to
i:'::-S000, and single men from $1000
f;:fctj $2000.
' iA reduction of the normal tax rate
tn-n ap nnnt nn Ittnnmea nf SfiOOO
s'1 lor less; to four per cent on Incomes
i. from $5000 to $10,000 and to six per
K' cent on lncomos in excess of $10,-
i;V:!:0i)0.
.y:i; ;! A maximum sur-tax rate ot 11 per
L':'"cent on net income in excess of $02,
(i 0. hut with thp sur-tnx rate to start
:i:::;.at $12,000 Instead of $10,000, as pro
Tvc posed by Secretary Mellon.
E.y ifi An nllownnr.n of H!l 1-3 l)Ci' cent Oil
!' 'earned Incomes with this provision ex
S'Vtended to include farmers ,nnd small
merchants who combine capital with
'personal services.
V' V; A moro sweeping repeal of the so
called nuisance taxes than in the lel-
' Inn bill.
1 ' ', l'1K' '
pntfTT.AVi Ore.. .Tan. 7. Cattle
v ,i; ----- - , - nr,rn
M n i
I. ! f I,
f. y ; Bieuuy io , sirong, ,caiven
higher; receipts 2007. BocE steers,
good grade $7.25S.G0; mediu m$5.50
U7.25; common steers, ?4.25fj;E.ii
..boef cows and heifers, good grade.
$5.25 Tti 6.75; medium $3,7515.75;
v': Vcommon $3 3.75;' canners and cut
'Lb'tera $1.603: bologna and butchers'
(;'' bulls, $2.75(854.25; feeder steers $5?j
; 5.50; calves,' medium to choice, 1JU
;'-:l-;Abs. down, $9.60 tfJ 10.50; 190 to 260
' .V.lbs., $799.50;' 260 lbs. up, $4.50(Q;7;
. .fimills nnrl cnmmnn S3ff!-4.50.
i llnrra unnvftii. mnsitlv lfl to 20c
lower; receipts 3240. Medium, good
and choice, 160 to 200 lbs., $7.75rtj)
8.40; 200 to 250 lbs., $7.257.75; 250
lbs. up, $6.75 W 7.25 ; smooth packers,
$5.50fi7; rough packers $4.50S5.50;
slaughter niirs S7.258: feeder pigs,
$6.75(0)7.50. 1
j ' Sheep nominally steady; receipts
'? 1854 (direct). Medium, good and
Tchoice lambs, S4 lbs., down, $1112;
U$ culls nnd common (8.5011; year -
ling wethers, medium to choice, all young lauy menu, miss ueien ami
weights jeS.GO; wethers, $5.50(fi;8; lers were business callers Tuesday
ewes, medium to choice, $3.506.50. morning.
"' Kffgs.
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 7. Eggs
unsettled. Pullets 32; 33c; mixed
colors, 32534e; henneries 35(&37o de
livered, Portland.
Butter.
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 7. Butter
firm. Extra cubes, city 45M:c; coun
try 44Vfc ?J45c; undergrades 42(Tjp44c;
prints 49c; cartons 50c. Butterfat firm
Bent churning cream 5051c lb., f.
o. b., Portland.
Poultry.
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 7. Poul
try firm, scarce, 2c higher except
turkeys, which 2c lower. Heavy hens
2426c; lights 1820c; springs nom
inal; clucks, white Feklns, 20 iff 22c;
turkeys, live nominal; dressed 20U
2Sc. ' '
Potatoes.
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 7 Potatoes
steady, $ 1.25 1.50. N
Portland Wheat.
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 7. Wheat
bids: Hard white, bluestem, baart,
soft white, western white 99c; nor-
PERL FUNERAL HOME
4 , -'ii
At Yonr Scrtlre Put or NlRht
Information Cordially Given
Cor. 6th and Oak dale
Ambulance genrles FbOM l
tln-rn spring 05c; hard winter, west-land
ern red !Mi Today's ear receipts:
Wheat 30; flour IS; hay
San Francesco Markets.
' SAX FRANCISCO, Jan. 7. (U. S.
llureuu of Agricultural Economics)
Broilers, to l'A lbs., 37 rfj) 39e lb.;
Hi to 1 lbs., 35f30c; colored 1 '4
and 1 lbs., 35f38er Fryers, leg
horns. 2 to 2Yi lbs,, 272'Jc. ; Young
roosters, colored,- 3 lbs. -and iip 26 ft)
27c 11).; staggy showing spurs -lKjl20c.
old roosters, lGffj) 18c; leghorn, J Oil)
13c. Leghorn hens,:2V4 to 3 lbs., 18
20c lb.; over three lbs., 2-MJ2Gc. Large
colored hens 288 30c lb.; off stock 26
If 27c lb. Turkeys, live 2452Gc;
dressed 2C(ff2Sc; undergrade 20
23c. Ducks, young 2023c lb.! off
stock 14fa'lfc lb. CJeese young, '20ffp
i 25
lb. r.clginn hares, live', 20 2 2c;
t dressed
iGifi)28c. S(tuabs, live fancy.
44j)47c lb. Old pigeons $22.50 doz.
CHlillea fowls, young $810 douen.
RAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7. (U. S.
Ihireau of Agricultural EconomicH)
Eggs, extra 42c; extra pullets 34c;
undersized pullets 30c. iluttoi'fat, f.
o. b., San FrancIscD, C5c.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. C. Howlett
Among the business callers MontI:iy
afternoon were Marshall Minter of
Keese creek, one .if .iur voun;? bIo:1c
mim ami farmer, J. A. McCumber of
Oakland, Douglas county. Ore., J. U.
Jackson, wife and son Jamea of Butte
Falls, M. H. Hcsr, one of our Klamath
county stockmen who has a small
band of cattle in this neighborhood
to feed: these were all here for supper
except Mr. Minter who went home
soon after I met him.
Miss Evans of Dakota who ia here
viultlnn- Vnu- r.lutnr AT va .Inn Mnnnpr
was patronizing Geo. Brown and Sons
Saturday.
The danco loving portion of our
community and a goodly number of
people from the surrounding country
indulged In a genuine old fashioned
mask ball Monday night, Dec. 31 and
I nm told by those in attendance that
there was a very good attendance and
, ,
mac iney nau a very enjoyaoie iinie.
they had a very enjoy
Although there were quite a number 1
on the outside who did not have such,
a pleasant time as when they went to
the door for admission tho hard-
heai.te(1 doorkeepor demanded a dol
lar and ten cents before he would let
them in so they stayed out and some
of them grumbled considerably for
they thought that the men who were
jotting up the dance and paying for
the hall, lights and music ought to lot
everyone como in free as It would be
pnmpthinfr new. but thnv will know
1itlot nvf tlmiv T 11 mlorntn n.1
that after midnight tho crowd thinned
out considerably as the night proved
to be very cold, but all that I have
talked with on the subject claim that
they had a fine time notwithstanding
the cold.-
Glen Haley and wife of Medford
drove out Tuesday morning to visit
Mrs. Haley's sister and husband, A. J .
jnorey ana wire. '
t J. AVattenberg, wife and son and a
Tucker of Medford camo out to tho
danco Saturday evening and brought
two fine looking young ladles with
him and In crossing tho street leading
to the danco hall something gave way
in his car and it stopped just as the
forepart of the car struck the mud,
USED CARS
Get our prices
before buying
Our accessories are
complete
NEW AND
he hnd to leave It there nil night,
'and In the mornliiK he hunted tin Mr.
Holmes, the parage man to have him
repair the break, to find, that his men
were taking a holidny and that they
were not working that : day. New
l ear's day, but that he would show
him how to fix It. Mr. Tucker had
already tfiken the two ladies to the
Sunnysido where they could get
breakfast nnd rest. So Mr. Tucker
stripped off his coat nnd with the
assistance ho procured from our cob
bler he repaired the break. A tap
had come out, but bo now faced an
other difficulty, ho had neglected to
draw the water off his radiator nnd
it had frozen solid, so the cobbler
procured a supply of hot water and by
using that he got the Ice melted out
and reached the hotel a few minutes
before twelve, noon, nnd tho three
went on. their way rejoicing.
"William Nickel of Lake creek, came
in with a four horse load of stove
wood Tuesday morning to supply the
wants of some one or move who were
in need to keep them Warm during
the cold snap we have hud the past
few days.
Among the diners who were here
for New Year's dinner Tuesday were
Mr. and Mrs. J. If. Case and Jack
Iedgerwood, one of our promising
young men, Messrs. O. 1A and Hurry
Cody of Grants Pasa on their way to
Iiutto Falls, lialph Cowgill, tho chief
engineer of the Englo Point Canal
company. Paul Hobertson and Miss
Nora Chlldreth, formerly one of our
high school girls who graduated In
Medford and is now holding a respon
sible position with Hoy Davis, the
court stenographer, as copyist, she
being an expert stenographer, being
only r.eeond In tho contest in tho
county, and we feel as a, community
proud to bo able to send out a young
lady of such talents nnd qualifica
tions. The office Is in the post office
building where she Is commanding a
fine salary with a prospect of a liberal
increase.
I also met Thomas Cullen of Evans
creek nuftl Edwin Kigby of Minnesota
who had been up to Butte Falls visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Simerville, but
; ho was on his way to Dos Angeles to
. visit, but expects to return, in about
'two weeks.
Among the visitors Tuesday evening
' for supper were A. M. Henshaw who
has been working on the Eagle Point
canal but owing to the severe cold,
stormy weather and snow they have
layed off the hands for a short time.
Al Robertson was also here for sup
per. I also met Mrs. Tedrick in one of
our storeH Wednesdny and she in
formed me that her daughter, Mrs,
Carman and her husband of Weed,
Calif., were here visiting them. I also
met L. W. cayhul or Medford, ana
Lewis Robertson at the same time and
Mr. Cayhill informed me that ho hnd
been enjoying a big New Year's din
ner with Lewis Robertson where there
were forty of the Oklahoma people
who came from-that state took dinner
together and reported having had one
of the old fashioned Joyful times.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting
Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual Stockholders' meeting
of the Farmers & Fruitgrowers Hank
of Medford, Oregon, will bo held at
its banking house in the City of Med
ford, Oregon, nt 2 o'clock Thursday,
Jan. 10th, 1924.
Tho purpose for which this meeting
Is called Is to elect a Board of Direc
tors for the ensuing yetir, and for the
transaction of any other businoas
which may properly como before it.
DELROY GETCHELL,
President.
Attest: F. E. WAHL, Secretary.
245
Notice
The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Jackson County Build
ing and Loan Association will bo held
on January 7, 1924 at 7:30 p. m. nt
the office of the Secretary, 30 N.
Central Avenue, Medford, Oregon, for
the election of directors and tthe
transaction of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
O. C. BOOGS, Secretary.
A REAL BARGAIN
CHICKEN RANCH
SMALL DAIRY
Eight acres of excellent nlfalfa, put up 40 ton last season, Irrigated nnd
fine location, only one-half mile from High School and Pavement.' Fair
six-room house recently remodeled, electricity, flno grove, lots fruit and
berries, good barn. ' '
GOOD INVESTMENT AT $3500
FOUR-SITE REALTY AGENCY
Medford Bldg.
Medford,
YOUNG MAN GO WEST
of Phoenix one-fourth mile and build a komo on a new road just laid out
through a uVntillful grove of laurel and oak. Natural shade on each
fivo acre tract. (When completed this will bo ono of the most delightful
drives In the county.
Deep, free soil. No better alfalfa, orchard or berry land any place. Ideal
for chickens. Under Irrigation. Lies porfect. Ilest of well water.
PRICE $350 for 5 ACRES. $100 cash, $10 per month
Your choice now. If Interested, seo me at once. ,
Phone anytime, 784-L
J. C.
DEI.P WiXTKI) MALE J FOR RENT FMKMSHEO ROOMS I I'OU SALE LIVESTOCK I FOn S HOIKS ' tj&wffiu
WANTKD Accountant experienced
in Corporation, Partnership and In
dividual Proprietorship accounting,
is open for engagements for the
preparation of Income. Profit nnd
Loss and Financial Statements nnd
tho compilation nf Income Tax Ko
turns. P. O. Box 777, Medford, Ore,
2-16
IIKI.P WANTED FEMATJ5
WANTED Housekeeper to help with
Invalid. 330 S. Fir St. 2A1
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Plione 5l7 -J -L.
AVANTED Experienc e d w ait r e s s.
Hotel. Medford. tf
WANTED .SITUATIONS
WANTED Steady employment for
year; married man ; 20 years ex
perience on fruit furm. Geo. H.
Reynolds. R. 2, l'hono 21-F-l 1.
Jacksonville. 24'J
WANTED Shrubbery pruning, land
scape gnrdenimr, snraying. garden
ing and odd jobs. Phone 407-D. 2411
WANTKD MISCISMjANEOVS
WANTED To rent three n fivo
acres ranch, or will buy if terms are
right. Box W A, Mull Tribune. 247
WANTED Thirty-inch power-lift
tractor ptow. Ad vise price. Box
18, Itouto 1. . 245
WANTED Upholstering, re-gluing,
and re-flnishlng work done at your
homo. A. N. Tribault, Tel. 9ttt)-R.
i 248
WANTED Kt. Louis prices for furs.
Jess express charges. Johnson
Produce Co., J41 N. Fir St. Pnon
97. tf
WANTED House muvu.g and repair
ing. Phone 488-M or 4H8-X.
FOlt RENT 1IOUSKS
FOR KENT Five room bungalow,
garage, laundry, wood house. Seo
owner, 219 S. Central. 247
FOR RENT Six room modern bun
. galow, or will sell on ,oasy terms.
Phone 258. 246
I
I
FOR RENT Seven room house closo
in. Modern, double garage, on pave
ment. Phono 512-R. tf
FOR RENT Nicely furnished house,
fivo rooms and sleeping porch, gar
( nge, close In. Phono 442-Y. 245
FOR RENT Six tfoom modern house.
Phono 704-lf. 245
FOR RENT 402 W. Jackson. Phono
452-K evenings. '
FOR RENT Houses, Brown & White.
If your Radiator
freezes it will cost
you a lot of money.
ALCOHOL
is cheap and will
prevent freezing.
Free Crank Case
Service
Jones & Kirkpatrick
A Real Service Station
ALFALFA
Ore.
Phone 900 or 609-Y
BARNES
6 8outh Central
FOlt UUXT-Iju'ko room. heat, bath, roll SALE 1- rcsh milk goat. 30.) U-OR SALE Seven room house, small
phone, light housekeeping. 0 1 li N. t.lark. Phono bS,- . payment down, balance like rent 6 i
b'OU PENT Two furnished rooms at
Did W. Tenth.
FOlt KENT Furnished steeping
room, good boat, close in. Call Ti'l.
tr
FOU RENT EurnlRhecr moms at the
Fountain Dodge. Modern, steam
heuted, center business district. No.
326 W. Main. tf
FOR UET APAltTMICNTS
Foil KENT Two modern apart
ments, private bath, hot and cold
water, electric range. Phone 356-Y.
FOR RENT Contfortablo apartment
sleeping porch, private entrance,
electric range and heated with elec
tricity. 518 S. O.ikdaln.
FOU IIEN7
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms downstairs, 221 N. Holly.
247
FOlt RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. 325 10. Jackson St. 250
FOR RENT Litrht housekeeping
rooms. 511 S. Central, tf
FOlt RENT Modern 7inusekeeplng
rooms. 345 N. Burtlett. Phono
7 53-M. tf
FOR. RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT In Liberty Bldg., one
room fronting on Mnln St.; uIho
suito of two rooms on Grope St.
facing east. Largo and well lighted,
hot and cold water, steam heat,
elevator and janitor service. See
C A. Abbott. Janitor or Bnrt Ander
son or.. Ralph Bardwell, owners, tf
FOR RENT High class nlfalfa and
grain lands on either cash or share
basis. River Banks Farms, Grants
Pass, Oregcn. 251
FOR RENT Largo modern . office
rooms in Sparta Bldg., with light,
heut and janitor fiervlce. $15 per
month. E. S. Tumy. Phono 402. tf
IO ST
LOST Silver pin with largo blue
lappis siono, i nurscuiy, uu uenirui
Point highway or Main street of
Medford. Return to this office. 247
LOST- Reward for return or Infor
mation of blue merle collie female,
lot Dec. 23d, ago about 2 years.
Bluo spot In one eye. Notify Bher
iff or chief of police. 245
von i3xcnNGm
I.'OH SAIJO, HUNT OH EXCHANGE
For Medford property, 35 acres
Bear creek bottom land half block
off highway, 2 miles from busy
corner. G18 S. Onkdulo.
FOlt S.T,B :AtrrOMOniM5S
FOlt SAljlS rFord bug. good condi
tion, rht'up. Aluo bull pup. l'hono
407-W. 2liU
FOR SATiK ItKAl ESTATK
FOH SAUO OH TKADK 70 acres
timber land 3 miles from town of
ltogue Itlver. Hmall payment down
would handle: or would consider
trade. John Maco, & mile went
Central Point. 248
FOH SAI.IO OH THADM 120 aero
dairy ranch on Yaqulna Hay, 4
miles below Toledo, 8 miles above
Newport, for property in or near
Medford. O. V. Andrews, box 133,
TojedO,qre1 2 4 8
FOH SALli Handles, all kinds, and
houses, must be sold at some low
prliM', 10 years time. Quid Itoy
Ilealty Co tf
FOH SAI-dO Mountain Umber ranch,
120 acres. 3 miles HW Ashland. Im
provements. Oolnjf east -Jan. 1.
Huv this month. JSiiOO. Mrs. Miller,
1614 llonlta, Berkeley, Cnl. 247
FOU SATiK I.tVICSTOCK
FOlt HAMS Albers Molasses dairy
feed, 80 lb. sucks spoi ial at $1.60
per sack whllfl stock InHts. Kxcel
lent feed. Monarch Heed Co. .
Ford .Touring, '
Wheel3 -, '
$75.00
Ford Coupe, Special
$75.00
1918 Chevrolet Touring,
Cord Tires
x $125.00
Medford Auto Co.
. Buick Dealers
Specials
FOlt SAKE Two smnll watch dogs,
house-broken, fox terrier nnd half
cocker spaniel, $l!.G0 each. Ii'
Keuno Way. 215
FOR SALE Six head of milk cows.
Inquire 604 Park St. 247
FOR SALE Fox terrier pups. Mary
Mnu Orchard, 553-lt-l. 215
FOlt SALE-
-Fox terrier puppies.
24 5
539-J-2.
FOR S A 1. 10 Puppies; also special
watch -dogs. Phone 591-11-1.
FOU SALE Entire dairy herd select
cows must be sold, sell separately
or any way. M. Wjilh, 1 mile NE
of Medford on Crater Lake Jtoad.
.250
FOR SALE MlSCKrLAX'EOlfS
FOlt SALE Singer sowing machine,
bersteud, spring and mattress, oak
dresser, wood heater, gas stove.
Other household article ebon p.
531 S. Ivy St. Phone 427. 246
FOU KALE Bedroom suite: block
enamel breakfast set, break fait
tabic, two Wilton rugs, one sewing
machine, child's bed, army cot, set
1 Inrvard classics, one heater, two
folding steel rump beds. 1 9 Rose
Ave. Phone D2-M. 24 I
FOR SALE Albers Molasses dairy
feed, 80 lb. sacks, .special at $1.60
per sack while slock lasts. Excel
lent feed. Monarch Seed Co.
FOU HALE A few choice R. I. Red
cockerels, also eggs for hatching.
Order now. A. A. Jngalls, Wilder
villo, Ore. . 3d
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE R. T.
Red hens and cockerels for small
plga. L. M. Greene, Prospect, Ore.
..... 246
FOR SALE O. A C. Barred Rock
cockerels for breeding. Tel, 201-.L
. - ' 215
FOR SALE 10O tons alfalfa, with
feed lot. T. E. Pottehger. 2 ti;
FOR SALE Oak dressers, rug, rock
ers, heater, fumed onk dining room
set lu fine condition. 1023 W.
Ninth. - '
'OH SALE Choico alfalfa, $12. Can
feed stock, l'hono 788-K-l. 2I5
FOlt HAI.E 1011) Henderson-motorcycle,
electrically equipped, com
pletuly overhauled. Kasy terms.
Phone 761 after 6 p. m. tt
FOH HAM3 Manssnnltc and oak
wood, $4.60 tier delivered. Phono
21, Central Point F. VV. S It. 2.
Box 7I, MedforA '
FOH HALE OR TKADE Phono
graphs, -records, furniture and
autus. Bargain prices. 15 N. Orape.
V " ' I '- tf
FOH SAT.K Largo mahogany tablo,
reasonably priced. Phone 300-Lj or
Inquire 325 H. Holly.
FOH HAI.E Black oak wood, abso
lutely dry, been cut two yoars.
Phono B31-II. 1119 N. Riverside. 260
FOH 8AI.E Kxtro fancy turkeys,
'delivered; also geoso. Phone
132-JI-3, K. W. Oebhard. 202
FOR BALK 100 tons alfalfa' hay.
Will feed cattle or sheep. Geo. L,.
Williams, Applogato, Oro. 247
FOlt BALE Wheat. I'hone
6-F-2.
246
FOR HALE Oranges. $3.00 per 40-
lb, box net by prepaid parcel post.
No culls. H. II. Phillips, Corning,
Calif. tf
FOR HALE Pickled olives, $1.25 per
gallon by prepaid parcel post. H.
It. Phillips, Corning, Calif.- tf
FOH HALE Corn,
meal time.
Phone 601-J-2 at
FOH KALE One heater for wood or
coal. 220 laurel Ht.. s tf
FOR HALE .lonatrmi., Rprta, Bald
win, Newtown and Delicious apples
delivered 00o and $1.00 por box.
jjave orders ot Mann's store or see
White Saturdays, Public Market, tf
Why W alk
when1 you can buy
a
fP TOURING
. i '. .-for . . .,' '
S75
all in good shape
Terma if Desired
C. E. GATES AUTO CO.
j Edward. 241 jffiM"'
FOR SALE Five room plastered
semi-bungalow furnished thruout.
on paved street, price $2950. Terms.
Phone 590-L. 252
FOR KALE Houses and bungalows,
furnished or unfurnished also acre
age. Insurance. C. S, Butterfleld,
Medford NaUnn4 Bank. Phone 389.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Attorneys
A. E. RIOAMES Lawyer, office In
Liberty Building.
Abstractors
MirilltAY- UP.OH. & QREKNE
Abstracts of Title, Rooms 8 and I
No. 32 North Central Ave., UK
stairs.
JACKSON COUNTT
A 1 1ST It AOT CO.
Abstracts of Title
ntul Title Insurance.
Tho only complete
l'ltlo System In
Jackson County.
A. i E. ; KELLOCIO Abstractor - ot
-.Titles, Cold Hill, Oregon. Reliable
Jackson County Abstractor. Over
twenty years' experience in the
county. Phone O-J-2 Oold Hill, tf
Iltiilding Materials
AlEDKtlltD CEMENT BRICK A
HLOCIv WORKS Hpoclalize In alt
kinds of cement building product!,.
Cor. Fir and Tenth Htreets. -
Chiropoaisl'
DR. W. E. LANTIS Relief given to
all foot trouble. 419 Medford Bldg.
Phono 65 5.
Chiropractic Physicians '
DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro
practic and Electro-Therapy. 427
1'8 Medford Bldg. Phone 965. ' tt
DR. A. R. HEDC1 E8 Neo-Eclectln
Physician. DR. LOUISE BJ,
HEDGES Naturopathic Chlro.
praetor. Mechanb-Therapy, Spon
dylotherapy, Food Soienoes, Chlro.
practice. Office: Stewart Bldg.;
235 10. Main St. Phones; i Office,
170: Res. 170-J-2. ; i , '
DR; E. w. IfOFFMAN Chlropractld
Nerve Kpcclallst. Office hours 9-13,
2-5. 203-206 Liberty Bldg. 0o
Phone 580; Res. 1027.
DcntlHts
DR. R. R.- JOHNSON General Den.
ustry nna X-Ray. Third floor Med-fo-'i,
Bldg. Phone 426. .....
DR.' O. J. JOHNSON Dentist, 298 K,
mum m over m. in.' Dept. store,
Medford, Oregon. Phone : 889)
Res. 1023-H. Office hours 9 a: m,
6 p .in. Evenings and Sunday )
appointment.
Kxivort Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. H. M. WIN
Bon, C. P. A. Attention given U
anything in accounting and Inoomr
Tax requirement! took Into oui
simplified accounting method. Lib.
erty Bldg.. Medford. Phone 167-R.
Insurance
EARL 8. TUMY All forms ot Insur
l once; Fire, Auto, Life, Accident,
Bonds. Phone 402. 209 Liberty Bldg..
Money to Loan
J.-B. ANDREWS Buys and sell!
mortgages and loans money on good
security.- 31 Grape St. 'Phone
1.3-M. i -.. 24t
Monuments ,
THE OREQON OIIANITB CO.
Monuments. E. A. Hicks, General
Manager. P. M. Kershaw, . Hales
Manager, 103 K. Sixth SU Med
torch - - tt
Osteopaths
DR. F. O. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS
CARLO W Ostoopothlo Physicians,
416-418 Liberty Bid. Phone 904-J-3
Residence 26 South Laurel St. -
Piano Tnsrmotlon
FRED ALTON HA IGHT -Teacher of
Piano and Harmony. Studio 818
Liberty Bldg., Phone 72.
Printers nna Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
best equipped printing office in
Southorn Oregon. Book binding,
. loose leaf ledgers billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 N. Fir 3f
Transfer
ISADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 43 North Front St. Phone
815. Prices right. Service guar-
antoed. ; i
DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE
CO. Anything moved, day or
night. Service guaranteed. 29 8.
Grape. Phono; Office 644, or resi
dence 1060 or 206. i f i
Upholstering -
J. WE IS Upholstery, Manufacturer
of overstuffed f urnfturo. Full llno
of materials. Draperies made to
order. We do till kinds of uphol
stering. Wo deliver and will call
and show samples. ' Phone 303,
JacltaonviUo, Ore,'' '