Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 07, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 j PAGE TWO " ivrrcproRi) matt; tribune, medford, orecjox, Thursday, February 7, 1024 Zocal and f Personal Much interest In the county neat Is taken in the election that will be uiold there Saturday afternoon. concerning which the Jacksonville Post aays: "The taxpayer of thin dis trict on the afternoon of Keb. 9th are to vote on authorizing the building of a' gym or hall for our activities. Phoenix and Central Point each have nw buildings. Jacksonville has much less indebtedneRs than either of these and pays less special school tax than any. hi Kb school district in the county, save Butte Falls." Indies who wish beauty parlor ser vices at residence, call IUI-L for ap pointment. Medford Iloauty Bhoppe. - 1 272 Unity literature teaches people how to. be 'well, prosperous and efficient. Fre distribution, 106 South Ivy. tf A memorial service to President "Wilson will be held at tho Methodist Kpldoopal church Sunday evening, Kev. J R. Sasnett announced today. Tho speaker of the evening will prob ably be a layman, but the selection Mr. and Mrs. "U If. Crawford Mftlfonl spent the week end in th city at the Alultnomah. Mr. Craw ford formerly was secretary of th Industrial department of the Port land chamber of commerce, but now is following up past advertising cam palgns by "selling" southern Orego to the. world. He is with the Callfor nia Oregon Power company. We are stressing opportunities in agriculture, minerals and timber," announced M Crawford. "There Is a wealth of un developed resources in that district which are now available to the mod ern pioneer. All of the difficulties that besot the early settlor have bee removed. Transportation Is at hand power Is nvullahlo; men can settle tho country without depriving their families of social and educational ad vantngos." Portland Oregonlan, $10,000 reward If caught not nt tending tho Ieap Year ball Saturday night, Jackson Hot Springs. Metrupole Jazz orchestra. Something new. Expected to arrive, Saturday, Feb 9th, another shipment of pattern hats from' the east. The Emmy Lou Hat Hhop. M. M. Dept. Store. " 273 II. Chandler Kgan has returned from Portland where he was called to lay-nut a golf course In the Lrfidil Kstato. 'A beautiful place tn spend a win ter's evening. Good floor and won has-not been made an yet. Don't fail to attend tho danco at I (loi.fu mUHiti ftt the Oriental gardens Saturday night. , 272 Kel Mexican beans, 20 lbs; $1.00 the Oriental burdens Saturday night ,...;, 272 - The Thrift Shop will havo anothei of thoir popular surprise package Rales on next Saturday, Feb. 9. Kadi package only 3 0c and worth mo than that. Tho shop has for sale , many other bargains, among them a vboya' nice raincoat for 10 or 12 years old, for only 76c, a child's beautlfu plush coat for only $3, several new . folding sealskin handbags for only $ each. These are Just samples of what you'll find here. 27 3 ' C.-O. Chnpman, editor of The Ore gon Voter, und wife who havo spent 4he!past two days hero and In Ashland started homeward this morning In .their car, with the Intention pf stop ping on at Kugene ror a visit, F. H. Allen, factory roprescntqtlve rforlho I. B. Scully Syrup Co., - of Chicago, was In Medford Wednesday on business connected with his com ''paiiy. Tho Scully Syrups havo been "liberally advertised 4n this paper and ,have become popular with tho. people tof southern Oregon and northern California. ' ETOonted to arrive- Saturday. Feb. j 9th, another shipment of-pattern hats 'from the east. Tho Kmmy Lou Hat Shop, M. M. Dept. Store. .. 27 3 All Vetorana of the Civil War, are 1 requested to attend the funeral of their late comrade, Luther Struthors, at tho Perl Funeral Home on Friday Feb. 8th at 2 p. m., by order of D. H Gill, adjutant; Win. Lyman, post com mander. Another one of those wonderful dance at the Oriental gardens Satur 'day night. 272' Columbia plaster wall board. .Cull for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard; '-. Mr.'.nnd Mrs. Tt. W. Eborloiof St '.Touls, Mo., Calvin A. Wenlnghoff and ISd h. 1 jay man of Chicago, and Calvin Ij. Harrison and James ltluo of New hfork. city are among the visitors In Medford from eastern states. j A great artist coming to Medford It 0 nee Chemet, world's most famous Woman violinist. Second only to Fritz Kreislor. First Presbyterian church, Wednesday evening, Feb. 18th. Pro rated membership ticket now $2.00. This also includes concerts that fol low. Medford Civic club. "It seems like gliding refined gold to attempt to describe the beauty of her . playing. There are many violinists but only one Cti erne t," Bristol, Evening News. . - - - : 276 The Daughters of Vetornns meet at Armory, Friday evening. AH mem bera are urged to be present. Many steolheadn are now being caught In the Hague, fishermon say ing that anybody can pull them out The fish are taking sulmon eggs, tho favorite fishing grounds being at tho old dam about three miles up the . river. Tho larger onon being caught are old but tho smaller fish are said to be a fresh run up from tho ocean and are In- prime condltlori. Grants Pass Courier. - Kain is a, wonderful thing for the valley. Dancing Is recreation for th public- Dance at tho Oriental garden Saturday night. . 272 Tuxedo tobacco, 10 cans $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 272 The tig doings of tho Elks lodge tonight begin promptly at 8 o'clock with the session of tho lodge, during which past exalted rulers night will he observed. This will bo over in time for the smoker and athletic entertain ment at which many guests will be present, to begin at 9:30 o'clock. Meet your futuro husband at the Leap Year ball, Saturday night, Feb ruary 8th, Jackson Hot Springs, Metropolo Jazz orchestra. 27-1 Cortlcolll stockings In tho how spring shades. Handicraft Shop. 27U The first general meeting of com mitteemen In charge of tho Crater club Frolic, which Is to take place in March, Is scheduled for tomorrow evening at 7:30 at tho chamber of commerce. Dance with tho Metropole Jazz or chestra at Jackson Hot Hprlnga, Wed nesday night, till 2 n. m. 2Ti q Milk Bread baked by FLUHRER A baker of reputation. At Any Grocer Hutchison & J,umsilen. 272 ,V. IX Miller, HtiinrtniM Oil ropiflson tiitlvo at A nh In lid mid I'. M. Ewlnn o Portland, credit man for tho Name company, wero In Medford Wcclnes. 'day. - Mr, Kwlna Is In southern Ore. gon on one of his regular trips. Try our dry wiish, 7c per lb., mini mum 7Gc. All flat pieces Ironed American Jjiundry, phone 873. tf' Columbia plaster wall board. Cnl for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber V'ard. Very large audiences wilt undoubt edly bo preHeut at the Armory tumor row night to see antl hear the high school operetta presentation and on Huturdny night to witness tho basket ball game between the teams of Jtoso burg high and Medford high. Try our dry wash 7a per lb., mini mum 70c. All flat pieces Ironed American Laundry, phono 873. If 1 pay cash for used pianos. Herb LaunHpach, Phono 227. 11. If. Rowley Is among tho Jackson county visitors this weok In the state metropolis, Ht. Ann's Altar society card party has been postponed to Wednesday ovenlng, Feb. 13th Look for tho word "Evorfast" on the selvage of socalled everfast goods. If not there the goods are not "Ever fust." Handicraft Shop. 276' The first debates to take' place bo tween the Medford and Grants Pass schoolR this seuson will take place next Saturday, when the Medford high team meets the Grunts Pass high team In the .school auditorium at 7 o'clock Kuch town has two teams. One of these teums goes to Grants Pass, and one from Grnnts Pnss comes here so that there will be debates In the two cities at the samo time. The subject will t be: "Resolved,' That ' Oregon should, adopt a cabinet system of state government. An Intensive evening course, the Art of Judging Men or Human Nature Study opens next Thursday at tho Medford iluslnoss College The work is equivalent to a much longer univer sity course in Applied Psychology, and will be In charge of Prof. Leland J. Knox, of tho local high school faculty. , . . 273 Shoes at novor boforo hoard . of prices. Must vucato building. Buy now. No. 11 North Fir. 270 Among out of town Oregonlnns in the city temporarily aro O; P. Moody of Pendloton. J, L. Eaton of ISnter- prise, Z. N. Ageo and Herman Ander son nfb 10ugene, nnd the following from Portland: Karl O. Peterson, 11. :lw. Plnney, Ira Martin, L. W. Scott P. Ilensel, K. H. lliilsigor, Robert M. McDonald, L. A. Caldwell, J. W Day, A, L. McCarley, Si Clapham, H (!. Kehrung, A. N. llolman, K. ! Howloy, A. E. Keone, O. 10. Walter, it. Coy and C. J. Hurklll. Tuxedo tobacco, 10 cans $1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 272 House for rent. C. A. DeVoe. Mrs. Frank Owen and Miss Marlon Voorhles will sail next week on. the Herengnrla for a several mouths tour of Kurope. . . a Pacific Package goods are the high est standard for needle work. See tho new artistic designs. Handicraft Shop. 276 Home again! 'Metropole Jaca or chestra, Wednesday night, Jackson lot Springs. . . ... 272 W. N. Judd. of Portland, represent ing tha Wostern Bond & Mortgage Co., and M. N. llogun, district representa tive who recently opened headquar- ers In Medford attended the chamber of commerce luncheon Wednesday. Mr. nmt Mrs. llogan havo moved here and aro luoklng for a furnished hume or aiMirtmcutH. Leap Year ball Saturdny night, February 8th, Jackson Hot Springs. Metropole Jaas orchestra. You'll he surprised. 274 Tho new Bucllla Package goods havo nrrlvod. Look thorn over. Han dicraft Shop. , 202 J. Vlnlkow, head of the rarlsan Chocolate Co., of Seattle, was a busi ness visitor in Medford this week. The Valley Candy Co. of Medford handle Pnrlsan candles In southern Oregon. Donee at tho Oriental gardens Sat urday night. 172 Columbia plnster wall board. Call for prices. Wallace Woods Lumber Yard. , , . Mr. and Mrs. Frank n. Nell, who left Medford some time ago for south ern California, nro now in Han Diego, nccordlng to a letter which has Just been received by the Mall Tribune and are enthtislastlo about that city. They stopped In Los Angoles for a time and friends there tried to get hem to remain In that city, but Mrs. N'oll was bent on visiting San Diego, so the couple and their daughter con- llaued their Jaunt south to that city and soon after their arrival fell in lovo with tho nlace. As n result of this fondness they are thinking very seriously fof nmklntr San Diego their home. Ked Mexican beans. 20 lbs. tt.00. Hutchison tt Lumsden. 172 Why use a treadle machine when we will rent you a new White Electric for 13.00 per month. White Sewing; Machine Co.. 24 N. Bartlett. itr. K. n. Porter arrived back In the city Hits morning trout a visit ' at I ortln-M. ... Vou uui get it al DeVyo's.' if .Mr. and Mrs. K. it. ll.-rliert who re cently returned from Wisconsin, have purchased thru Brown & White, the H. J. Oden ranch on the Pacific high way between Phoenix and Talent, nnd are now in charge. They formerly lived in Ashland, sold out, went back last year but returned to Oregon. ' Exchange your old piano for a new one. See Launspach, phone 227. . New shipment cotton crepe, all colors, 23c yd. Jap Art Store. A. B. Evans who represents tho Oregon Life Insurance- Co., who has been residing at Grants Pass Is now and will' in the future make his home at 1518 West Main Btreet, Medford. Office room 3U3 Medford National Bank building. The Vanta garments are tho best to be found for the buby. . A full line at The Handicraft Shop. 276 Dancing, Wednesday night, Jackson Hot Springs, Metropole Jazz orches tra. . 272 The condition of It. A. Booth of Eugene, former chairman of .the state highway commission with a wide acquaintance In this city, who was operated on at a Portland hospital last Mondny, is reported as easy, and it is expected he will be able to leave the hospital in about a week. Phonographs! See Launspach. Petite prunes, 20 lbs. (1.00. Hutchi son & Lumsden. ' 272 Visitors from tho stato of Wash ington stopping in tho city include Mr. and Mrs. F. 11. Smith and Miss Dor othy Smith .of Tacormw and Mr. and Mrs. J. J, .Brenner and Mr. . and Mrs, 13. G. Brenner and baby of Olympic..' Hemstitching, buttons covered at the Handicraft Shop, tf Red Mexican beans, 20 lbs. 1.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. . 272 Many reservations have been made for the .College. Woman's club lunch eon at one-o'clock at the Medford on Saturday. - Because of the teachers' conference In. Medford on that; duy many members are, bringing guests. The committee in charge have Invited Supt. Churohlll and. wife and Superin tendents Smith and Briscoe . to t be their guests. . Further reservations must he made not later than Friday. Call. Mrs, Hobt. Hammond 484. ,. All . cookies regulur IGo, a dozen, Friday and Saturday 10c per dosen. The Rogue. m . ,, ,:-.. ,278 Removal sale. 6:G0 Goodyear welt shoes $4.60; $7.60-values It. 80 i good work .hoes fa.00: to ;4i60. ; No. 11 North Flr, , . r... ..... - ; . - 276 County .Judge .George A,, Gardner who with tho county commissioners had been in the northern part of the stato since last week , looking over roud work, arrived home Wednesday forenoon.' Linen crepe, all colors, 98a yd. Jap Art Store, i-, . . At Deuel's Hemstitching 8e. tf The marriage of Earl Henry: Hans- com and. Margaret Lard was solem nized at the parsonage of the M. E. church, south, on Saturday afternoon, at 4 o clock. - Rev. Stewart Odell of ficiated using the ring ceremony. The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. A. C. Duncan, and by her friend Mrs. Sanford Price. The young couple will make their home In Eagle Point, Ore gon. Koseburg News. Review. There's a busy Business College In Medford, OWN . r. j! Polite prunes, 20 lbs, 11.00. Hutchi son & Lumsden. 272 Mr. and Mrs. Tommy.. Nichols, Jr of Eagle Point have returned from a trip to Los Angeles, Calif., where they visited Raymond Reter and family, former residents of. this city. Chocolate tonsted marshmallows, cgulur 05c per lb., Friday nnd Satur day 40c it). Tho Rogue. 273 Duplicating save book for sale at this office. .. . . . . . tf Tho bridge on the road to Jackson ville, at the Gore ranch gate. Is Btill nder repair, and repair work has started on a smaller bridge a mile fur ther west on the road. Tuxedo tobacco, - 10 cans fl.00. Hutchison & Lumsden. 272 Beforo you buy that piano see Herb Launspach. Ho can save you monoy. Ho knows pianos and Is reliable. Of fice and salesroom. 114 W. Main St. Tho regular February term of court will start tho third Monday In tho month, .the session now underway be ing a rocess from tho December term. The now grand Jury will bo called a week eurller, .... Special mixed candy, regular 60c per lb Frlduy and Saturday 3 5c in. ho Roguo. 273 Selling out new phonographs and records nil kinds half price. Gold Ray Realty Co. Open evenings. Chief of Police Adams nnd Patrol man Joo Cave arrivod home Tuesday from Portland where they nppenred i witnesses In a hooxo case from Medford In United Btntes court. .Mi-mliers of the Meilfurd Elks in!l4e who reside in distant purls of the county, began arriving in the city early this afternoon to attend the lii;; doings of the lodge tonight. AH cookies regular 15c a dozen Friday and Saturduy 10c per dozen. The Rogue. t 23 Crepe paper 6c roll, DoVoe's. Included among the Cnlifornians sojourning in tha city temporarily are Mr. and Mrs. B. Scholl, Mary Scholl and Mrs. Wnlt Hchumaker of Los An geles, and Mr. nnd Mrs. A. C. Cherry, O. N. Hothlln, C. B. Martin. Han-Is C. Cheney, Harry C. Noe Jerry Sehoen feld and J. c. Putnam of San Fran cisco. . . Piunos! See Launspach. Wo will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insuranco Man. There was only ono degree differ ence in the maximum temperature of yesterday, 62, and that of a year ago today, 53, but a year ago today was much colder In tho morning ns its minimum was 23, und the minimum of this morning was 44.5. Hemstitching 8c per yard at Style craft, opposite P.lalto theatre. tf Humburger sandwiches at DeVoe's. Singer electrics aro the moBt highly devoloped of all sewing machines. Investigate the features which havo placed them In a class by themselves. The Singer Store, 10 South Fir. 274 Tho Daughters of Veterans will meet Friday evening nt tho Armory. Get soft papor school tablets at this office.- ., tf Our only business Is Insurance, but we cover every known kind of risk. R. A, Holmes, "The Insurance Man." . , . tf Try our wet wash on your next wash day. 16 pounds for 76c. You can't do It at home for this amount. Medford Domestic laundry. Personal Domestic Service. Phone 108. tf Mrs. Kate Jameson, dean of women at O. A. Or, was the principal speaker at a mass meeting of the three circles of the P. T. A. of Ashland this after noon at the Civic Club house of that City. . :. ' . - Chocolate toasted marshmallows, regular 66c per lb., Friday and Satur day 40c lb. The Roguo. 273 Genuine Bosch Magneto parts and repairs. Eloctrlo Shop, Eighth and Bartlett, tf Get your magazines at DeVoe's. A. "P. & A. M. Medford Lodge No. 103, A. F. A.- M. special communica tion Friday evening, Feb. 8, at 7:30 p. m. Work in F. C. degree, by order W. M. 273 A. J. CROSE, 1984, Secy. Milk and cream at DoVoe's. tf We have good 'values In used cars. Patton & Robinson, Ino, tf L. Colver, who sold the old pioneer ouso in Phoenix to Mrs.- Prottyman, who now conducts tho Blue Flower lodge, has built and now occupies an elegant bungalow Just south of tho old onto. ; The Colver home was built In tho early days and Is connected with many -pioneer events nnd Indian his tory. It was on the old California rail and many prominent men have hoen guests there. Tho Daughters of the American Revolution erected a monument near this bouse, a few yearn ngo In honor of the pioneers of ackson. county. . Special mixed candy, regular 50c tier lit., Friday and Saturday 3tc in. Tho Rogue. . 273 We fix any old tiling. Liberty Repair Shop. - Roy Parr, deputy gnmo warden. Hurry Hosier and Louis Dodge, went to tho state fish trap oh Roguo river this morning, where the steelhend run Is on. They went down to see the condition of the run nnd the amount of fish that wero coming up this sea son. Ashland Tidings. Colli briquettes. Clean and econom ical. Exclusive dealers, liunsen Coal Co. Phono 339. tf Petite prunes, 30 lbs. Jl.oo. Hutchi son Lumsden. ' 272 Please remember tnat classified ads. locals and small adt are cash in ad vance. Bring In your ads and do not use telephone tt TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY CONVALESCENT ' HOME, Ashland. Are you discouraged about your health? Try our treatment. 272 FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, upstairs. 436 N.. Bartlett. 274 FOR SALE Acoustlcon 438 N. Bartlett. h- phone. 274 WANTED By man and wlfo, posi tion on farm. Experienced. Phone 1020. Medford. 274 FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms and bachelor apartments. Phone 96D-R, 234 E. Ninth St. 278 LOST Pair of glasses Wednesday. Phono 643-J or return to Mull Tri bune. 273 fii i r-tfWn ii EVERT KNOWN FORM OF INSURANCE AND BONDS B. A. HOLMJ58 "THE ' INSURANCE MAN" ' PHONE 444 ' JACKSON COUNTY BANK BUILDING SINCE 190 SMORKll'S TEETH BLEACHED WHITE NEW SAFE WAY No need for dull, yellow, tobacco- stained teeth, now.. For a new safe treatment llleachodent Combination bleaches away stains, and makes teeth flashing white: often In Just threo mlnules! Treatment consists of a marvelous liquid,, wheih curdles and softens the stains and a new kind oQ pasto which gently removes tho softened stains and prevents the formation of new stains. Safe and harmless, ns lis mild Ingredients are especially combined to act only on surface stains not on tho enamel Itself. Only a safe mild preparation like Bleachodcnt Combination should be used on children's teeth which are naturally soft and sensitive, and Which are naturally soft nnd sensi tive, and which are especlall ysuhjert to stains ami decay. Fine for the gums. Get Bleachodent Couthinntlor, today for few cents at all good dealers such as: West Side pharmacy, Uteath's Drug Store, Medford Pharmacy and Strang's Drug Store. Adv. Dress Making, Tailoring, Altering, Repairng, Clean ng and Pressing At tho . TAILORING- PARLORS ' 22 North Bartlett Street OBITUARY STRLTHEHS Luther Struthers died at his home at 34 Park Place, i'cn. 2, aged 34 years 9 months. 0 daya. Mr. Struthers was born April 20. 139 In Canada, where he lived with his parents for ten years. After leaving Canada he went to Wisconsin where he worked in the lumber busi ness until twenty-one years old. June 3rd, 1801, he enlisted as- Pri vate under Capt. Henry Brooks, Com pany c, 4th regiment of Wisconsin cavalry. He served in the army until July 9, 1804, when he was honorably discharged at New Orleans, . La. After leaving there In 1865 ho re turned to Wisconsin where he was married to his life time comrade .Mary Bisck, who is still living. They lived there only about 18 months when they went to Minnesota and took up a homestead and made it hoir homc for seven years. In 1872 they moved to Audbon Co. Iowa, where they farmed Until about 1S90 when they moved to Fort Collins, Colorado, to make their home until 1910 when they came to Vale, Oregon for two years, then to Grants Puss for five years whore deceased w-as a member of (1. A. It. post there. He leaves to mourn his loss his wife Mary and three daughters and two sons, Mrs. Susie S. Tyaeko, Medford; Mrs. Lottie A. Hay, Orants Pass; Mrs. .losephlno Lindenmlre, Fort Collins; Col. Ben C. Struthers, Vale, Oregon Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION A IS " ror IHDIGEST10N 25 Mff'J 6 BCLL-ANS Hot wafer Sure Relief ELL-ANS 25 and 75 Packages Everywhere and Frank E. struthers, f.ranis Pas", tin-. Also 25 grand children. Funeral services will be held at the Perl Funeral Home Friday. Feb. 8. at 2:00 p. m.. Rev. Leach officiating. Interment In the 1. O. O. F. Medford cemetery- LAKE FROZEN OVER .; ,1 Colonel C. G. Thomson, of Crater Lake park, rocolvetl some marvelous snow pictures today, from the park, rangers. For Wio first time in years tho lake was frozen over during Jan uary, and, the pictures plainly show this unusual phenomenon. Heretofore it has been claimed the extreme depth of the lake prevented freezing. RED PEPPER FOR RHEUMATIC PAIN Red Pepper Rub takes the "ouch" from sore, stiff, aching Jointa. it cannot hurt you, and it cortulnly stops that old rheumatism torture at once, i Whon you are suffering so you can hardly get uround, Just try Red Pep per Rub and you will have the quick-, est relief known. Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat as red peppers.' Just as soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub you will feel the tingling heat. In three minutes It warms the sore spot through and through. Pain and soreness are gone.' Ask any good druggist for a Jar of Rowles Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to get the genuine, with ' the name Howies on ench package. ' Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Public : If you wish to enjoy a good picture, don't miss seeing ''THE GOLD DIGGERS" playing last times to night. . TOMORROW , and SATURDAY Bret Harte's great story of wild adventure and rousing romanco, "CALOMY JANE" 6 A MEDFORD ! 'TV 7 Wili-:'H. Wilson i Broadcasting DON'T READ THIS For Men Only Here are t lie ronriii"; days of '40 j tho days of the. wind ing stae e-unch und "stick up" mini; the. rough-nml-ready miiiiiip; camp; the Vig ilantes. With JACQUELINE LOGAN GEORGE FAWCETT MAURICE FLYNN RIALTO Men's Work Shirts 50c; Heavy Double Blankets $1.98; Men's Work Shoes $2.08; 1G inch High Top Shoes $5.75; Men's Dress Shoes $2.08; Heavy Army Blnnkels $2.08; Men's all Leather Gloves 50c; Heavy Wool Mixed Sox 15c ; Big Yank Work Shirts 08c; Men's Whit Handker chiefs 5e; Men's all Wool Suits $22.50. Wo will take your . old suit" for what it is worth.' Dress up. That's all today. Tush Hie money under the door. Everything for Less Houses and Lots for Sale The Cheapest Store in the West ' 32 N. Front St. ' Good Eats Restaurant for Sale and Trade INCOME TAX SERVICE furnished on State and Aral Personal Returns Corporation Report - . -- Partnership 'Returns Corporation Records ' Corporation Returns Compilation of your records for these reports, and Counsel In .11 Income Tax Matters GEO. G. HEWITT Income Tax Adviser ' 304 and 305 Medford National Bank Bldg " "! Telephone 326 "lete not Satisfied Unless om Ate Here's our guaranty short' and sweet without time limit, 'without restriction, "it Ii easily remembered and quickly recalled when needed. . . . ... . CITY CLEANING & DYEING CO. Phone 474 ?- 624 No. Riverside 'its a pal" . ; ; when things look gray. BANK BOOK . OP THE The Medford National never fail. YOUB HOME BANK v'