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It would be difficult to overpraiHQ
th& production of "Hlossom Time" nt
the CrnUrian last' -night,,.' 'before', u
hirgo and appreciative audience..
One of the beat light : operas of
this generation, wan given by one of
the best companies ever seen In
southern Oregon. From the rise of
the curtain to the finale, there wasn't
u flaw, and if the name company ever
eomeH to J led ford again, It , should
play to a capacity" house.
IPni "Tl(iMunm Tlmo" la n nprrnilflit
It 'has been playing for four or five
years at least, and promises to con
tinue many years more. The reason
for its continued popularity lies in
the fact that it represents an unusual
combination. There have been more
hilarious comic operas, thero, have
been moro jazzy and daring ones, of
course, but for fifty years at least
there has not been a comic opera,
which combines so many virtues, and
all of them of the enduring, worth
while, wholesome kind.
Founded upon Shubert's music, the
greatest song writer nr -all timci
riutswum iiiut- in uuiii ujuii
rock1 of eternal melodjes. uch melo-
dies never grow stale. Heard over
and over again, they seem ever new.
But "Blossom Time" has more than
melody. It has genuine sentiment
- saved from any suggestion of mawk-
ishnessr by splendid acting. It has a
somewhat quaint but thoroly delight
ful humor, not slap-stick stuff but
sound comedy, vitalized by skillful
characterization. It has color, charm,
and lust night it had as fine a collec
tion of good voiceswith one minor
exception, as anyone could ask.
' The "only regret one feels after see
ing this Hhubert production is that
there are not more of them. Instead
of presenting a momentary kick with
a dim recollection of too much anat- i
iimy, and all forgotten in 24 hours,
j"Blossom Time" lingers and elevates.
.One has something to remember. The
characterization of Shubert is impres
sive, and tne music lives oecause it
not only tickles the ear, but because
it reaches the heart and head. '
; Incidentally the orchestra last night
assisted by some of Medford's music-
.'' ians, was in every way. worthy of the
, rest of the performance, which under
: the circumstances, is about the maxi
; mum of praise.
A Hunt's Onili'trian.
A James Cruze production, with
Betty Compson as star, is to be the
attraction at Hunt's Craterian theater
beginning tomorrow. It is an eight
reel special attraction.
In "The Enemy Sex," Miss Compson
who is soon to become Mrs. Cruze, is
supported by a cast including Percy
Marmont, Huntley Gordon, Sheldon
Lewis, Knthlyn Williams and others.
"Sinners in Silk" closes tonight. It
is of a decldely sophisticated trend,
dealing for the most part with an ultra
fashionable set of debutantes and
youths.
One of the fcaeturcs of this picture
is a bevy of beautiful girls who ap
pear as the different types of New
York's smart set.
Balancing this feature offering is a
mirth provoking comedy, "Detained,"
featuring Stan Laurel. Another short
reel nnd "Betty" Brown at the mighty
Wurlltzer.
At tho Itlalto.
"K the Unknown," closes at the
Rialto tonight. The picture as a
whole Is a fine vehicle for the star,
and for the others in the cast as well,
for It Is a story that does not tax the
credulity of the spectator in any man
ner; quite to the contrary, in fact, It
makes the spectator quite certain of
acquaintanceship with men and wo
men who might well have been the
characters. .
"The Cyclone Rider" is coming to
the Rialto theater tomorrow and
Monday. It is a William Fox special
and is billed as the best melodrama
that Lincoln J. Carter evej- conceived.
It Is said to be one continuous string
of thrilling scenes and contains one
of the greatest automobile wrecks ever
shown upon the screen.
CASH PAID
' For Second-Hand
Furniture and Stoves
W. A. KINNEY
Furniture House
315 E. Main Phone 505
The Screen
TAt? Markets
IJ vest nek
PORTLAND. Ore., Dee. 20. Cattle
receipts 30. Compared with week
ago: Cattle steady; calves 50 lower,
AVeek's bulk prices: Beef steers $5 to
7:550; top $8; cows and heifers $3.25
to 5.2f; top $5.75; canners and cutters
$1.5 fi 0 to S3; bulls (3 to 3.50; top $4;
veal calves $2. fit) to $7; top $S; a
few feeder steers at $5 to $(Jti.
Hogs receipts 10. Compared . with,
week ago: Steady to 10c lower; bulk
desirable weight butchers $9.05 to
$9.75; top $9.8 5; weighty butchers
$9.50 down; packing sows mostly $7
to 7.50; slaughter pigs $8 to 8.50; a
feew feeder pigs at $G to 6.550.
Sheep receipts 107, Today's receipts
medium to good wouled lambs $13.25
straight, averaging C9 pounds. Com
pared with week ago: Lambs $1 high
er; sheep $1 to ?2 higher; bulk wool-
ed lambs $12.75 to $13.25; no choice
handy weights included; shorn lambs
$11.25 to 1 1.550; wooled yearlings
quotable up to $11.00; wethers up to
$8.50 and ewes to $8.
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 20. F.ggs
firm; current receipts 42c; , pullets
4()V&?P44c firsts 43 (ft 4 3 Vf. c; henneries
45 'y)4 5 Vi c; delivered Portland.
Butler ,
Butter firm. Cubes 1 to 2c higher.
Kxtra cubes, city 43c; standards 41e;
prime firsts 38ie: firsts 30C; un
dergrades nominal; prints 45c; car
tons 40c.
Butterfat firm;- bidding higher in
country. Best churning cream 40 ig
42c net shippers' track in zone one.
Poultry
Poultry firm, unchanged. Heavy
hens .21 22e lb.; light 16c; springs
2()j21c; old roosters -10c; ducks,
while Pekin l'6(Ffi8c; live turkeys
266: dressed turkeys 34 35c; geese
nominal.
Potatoes
Potatoes steady and unchanged,
$1.251.35.
Onions steady and unchanged.
Wheat
v PORTLAND, Ol;e Dec. 20. Wheat
bids: Hard white, bluestem, bnnrt
$1.80; soft white $1.72; western white
hard winter, northern spring $1.70:
western red $l.(ili; BBB hard white
$1.90.
Today's car receipts Wheat 04;
barley 1; flour 12; corn 2; hay 8.
Sun Francisco Markets
RAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20. (U: S.
Bureau' of Agricultural Economics.)
Turkeys, live 28 32c; dressed, young
fancy toms 40ff41c; hens 38$; 39c;
old 3537c; off stock 2SW 31c. 1
Radio Programs
for Tonight
KM, Los Angeles, 395 meters, 8 to
9, Program presented through the
courtesy of the Robert Marsh and
company, arranged by Thorlief Olson.
9 to 10, Program presenting the Plggly
Wlggly Girls. 10 to 11, Karl Burt
nett's Biltmore orchestra" broadcasting
from the Biltmore hotel.
KFT, Los Angeles, 4G9, 7 to 8,
Victorian Dance orchestra and solo
ists, 8 to 9, Margaret Bitter, pianist,
presenting Jamos Anderson, baritone;
Bessie Chapman, violinist; LouiHe
Marite Bitter, soprano. 9 to 10, Pro
gram from Examiner studio. 10 to 11,
Packard Radio club.
KNX. Hollywood, 337 meters, 7:30
to 10, feature program sponsored by
Ventura Oil and Refining company.
10 to 11. Ambassador Hotel, Abe LyJ
man's Cocoanut Grove orehestrat x
KGO, Oakland, 312 meters, 8, Stu
dio program. 10 to 1. Dance music pro
gram by Henry Halstead's Orchestra
and soloists, Hotel St. Francis, San
Francisco.
KPO, Kan Francisco, 423 meters, 8
to 12, Art Weldner and his popular
dance orchestra, playing at the Fair
mont hotel.
KG W, Portland, 492 meters, 10,
Dance music by George Olsen's Met
ropolitan orchestra of tho Hotel Port
land: weather and news bulletins.
WFAA. Dallas, Texas, 476 meters,
9 to 10, Adolphus Hotel orchestra,
playing In the Junior ballroom of the
hotel.
WANTED
To Buy for Cash
All Your
Second Hand Furniture
MORDOFF WOOLF
KFQ.Y, Seattle, Wash., 328 meters,
8 to 9 and 10 to 12, Karl Crey and his
Hotel Butler orchestra, l lo 10, Con
cert hour.
KKOA, Seattle, Wash., 455, meters,
S:3() to 10. The Seattle Times con
cert. 10 to 11, Kddie Harkness' Jazz
orchestra from the Marine Kuoni of
the Olympic Hotel.
K Y XV, Chicago, 111., 530 meters. 10
to 12, "Congress Carnival," broadcast
from KYW's studio in the Congress
Hotel, featuring Coon-Sanders Orig
inal Nighthaws, playing in the Balloon
room.
. , Summons, 1
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Jackson County.
Emma Thompson, plaintiff, vs. Ray
mond C. Thompson, defendant.
To Kaymond C. Thompson, tho
above named defendant:
In tho name of the state of Oregon,
you are hereby notified and required
to nppenr in the above entitled court
and cause, and answer the complaint
of plaintiff thereon on file therein
against you within six (0) weeks from
the date of the first publication of
this summons upon you, which Is the
15th day of Novembor, 1924, and if
you faii to so appear and answer
within the time required for want
ttioroofj the plaintiff wiy apply to the
court for the relief prayed for in her
complaint, to-wit:
For a decree of divorce, dissolving
the bonds of matrimony heretofore
and now existing between plaintiff
and defendant.
This summons Is served upon you
by publication once (1) a week for
six (6) consecutive weeks in the Med
ford Mail Tribune, a newspaper, print
ed and published in Medford, Jackson
county, Oregon, and of general cir
culation, by order of Honorable G. A.
Gardner, ju,dge of the county court of
.Jackson county, Oregon, which order
was made on tho 15th day of Novem
ber, 1924.
NKWBURY & NEWBURY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Po.ttoffiec: Medford, Jackson County,
Oregon.
WANTED SITUATIONS
.WANTED "Woman wants work, -day
or hour. Phone 955-11. Mrs. Fergu
son, 2 34
WANTED By young man and wife,
work on ranch. Phone l-X-2. Cen
tral Point, Ore. 233
WANTED "Work by day or Bteady po
sition, able bodied and not afraid
of work, married and world-war
veteran. A. J. Ferguson, phono
965-R 235
WANTED Nursing, day or week,
Mrs. Stark, 30 Ho. Grape St. 232
WANTED Wood sawing, phone 452Y
149af
! L A 7 " NOTHING NICER "YOUR j
ZrQQgj "XhJ home" j
- j ifl .Fine 5. room bungalow, with Su
Xo ' WQ A J sloell.nff porch, hardwood floors Ka
1 j cobble stono fireplace, fine con- B J
' dltlon. On paving, good loco- f Jj
. ('"jjlb tln' a'yicU''c nB0 an1 tu,n'" Ej
WSm I Only $3850 Furnished l
ftl "'' FOUR-SITE REALTY
INVESTIGATE THESE BARGAINS .
New 4-room modern, on cast sde; $2050, $500 cash.
Three-room modern, nil furnished; $1000, $4S0 cash, $25 month.
Four rooms and bath; $1700, $500 cash.
Four rooms and three rooms, on two lots; $1000; make offer.
Vacant lots and outside tracts; easy terms.
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY
J. C. BARNES
Phone 409 or 661
We Solicit Your
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
In All Its Branches
SALES :: RENTALS :: LOANS :: INSURANCE
At present we are offering some very choice four and five-acre tracts
on the highway on very reasonable terms. - ,
BROWN & WHITE AGENCY, INC.
112 East Main St.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
I desire to announce the opening of a real estate nnd insurance office In
the Hotel Holland Building, nnd solicit listing of good saleable properties.
I Also Specialize In Fire, Automobile and Liability Insurance
and have secured the agencies for several of" the strongest companies in
the country, Continental Underwriters, Norwich Union Indemnity Co.
and Yorkshire Underwriters. '
CARL Y. TENGWALD, Realtor Phone -393
Notice
Tho annual meeting nf the stock
holders of tho Jackson County Build
ing and Loan Association will be held
Monday evening, January 5, li25, at
7:30 p. m., at (ho office nf the secre
tary. 30 North Centra! Avenue, Med
ford,' Oregon, for tho election of offi
cers, for the amendment of the Arti
cles of incorporation increasing the
authorized Capital tJtock and such
other amendments as may bo approv
ed by the stockholders, and for tho
transaction of such other business as
nmv come before the meeting,
243 O. C. BOGGS, Secretary.
HEIiP WANTED FKMAIjK
W'ANTISD Girl for general house
work. Call Mrs. A. Y. Aya, 1N7.
233
WANT12D Middle aged lady to keep
house and care for two children.
Box 63, care Tribune. 233
HEIiP WANTED MALE
WANTED Young and middle nged
men to qualify for moving picture
operator's position at F. and E.
Theater, Contra) Point. This is a
reliable opportunity for those desir
ing pleasant steady employment. 233
WANTED MI&CEXIjANEOUS
WANTED To buy spring tooth har
row, four or five sections. Phono
869-K-2. Ilox 18, 11. 1. . 239
WANTED Small tract land for rais
ing chickens. Rogue River Valley
Canning Co. 233
WANTED Boarder in private fam
ily. Cso of garage, (ill S. River
side. Phone 240-D. 234
WANTED Turkeys. Highest cash
price in town. Johnson Produce
Co. 227tf
WANTED Clean cotton rags. Mail
Tribune office. v,
WANTED TO BUT St. l.onls prlccB
for furs. We buy lots of them that
have been shipped and returned.
241 N. Fir St. Johnson Produce
- Co. Phone 87. tf
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT Warehouse. Will give
lease. Modern Plumbing & Sheet
Metal Co. - " tf
INSURANCE
EVERY KIND.
McCurdy-Daniels
Phone 123
Med. Nat. Bank Bid
6 So. Central
1924 by tNtii-.ETuRe Service. Inc.
FOR REXT FCItftlSlIKD ROOMS
FOR H10XT limlnmm suitable for
two. So. tU'upe. 2:12
ron jucwi iiouskh
KOK KKN'T .New ft room hKttb'l'n
house. .Adults. Inquire tiH5 Pnlm.
FOR ItENT Unfurnished house at
03fi w. 10th. 5 moms, bath and
seroen poreh. DeVou's Storo. 227tf
FOR ItENT Houses, Brown & Whlto.
FOR KKNT ArAHTMICNTS
Foil UK.XT 2 or a room apartment,
gas and wood stoves, Olti North
Central. 233
FOR HUNT-Furnished apartment,
opposite sawmill on hlglnvny, north.
Phono 402-11. 221tf
FOR RENT Furnished 3 room
apartment, modern, electric range
and garage; also two room apart
ment with garage. Adults only. No.
124 King street. tf
FOR llKXT
HOCSEK10K1-ING ROOMS
FOR HUNT Light housekeeping
room in private home. r3!) West
lOth street. 232
FOR HUNT Housekeeping rooms,
ground floor. 234 Kast Ninth St.,
I'hone 95!i-R. 235
MONEY TO IOAN
MONEY TO LOAN ON RESIDENCES,
long term and' favorablo rates.
I'hone 1134. O. C. McCurdy. 244
LOST Female nlrdale with N. H. lial
lou on collar. Tel Central Point,
3S-X-2. 233
LOST A red bathing suit, Friday
evening, somewbero on North liart
lett or Main SI., between llartlett
and Central. Finder please return
tq Lincoln school. 232
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR EXCIIANOE Income property
in a good town in southern Califor
nia for Central Point property. Ad
dress P. O. Box 371 Central Point,
FOR SALlfi RICAL. KSTATli
FOR SALE. LEASE OR TRADE 1(1
ucres, good bungnlcnv, barn, some
alfalfa and fruit. Best of soil, close
to Medford. C. S. Butterfleld. 232
FOR SALE OR TRADE $10,000 Ir
rigated ranch for $300(1. 10 years'
time. Adjoins town. Gold Ray
Realty Co. 232
FOR SALE OR TRADE 10 aero
ranch' on Applegate. Waler rights.
Phone 441, Jacksonville. 233
FOR SALE East side lot, close la,
'assessments paid. Waler and sewer
on lot. At real bargain price. G. A.
ChllderH. I'hone 53(i-R. , 233
FOR HALE One lot nnd half, with
water, berries, chicken house. 816
Cedar streej. 235
FOR SALE Two lo ten acres on
Jacksonville paved highway, easy
terms. H. N. Loflaud, 22 5 South
Oakdale. 234
FOR HALE 8 acres on Thompson
creek, 4 In cultivation, house and
outbuildings; 2 springs. $(100. Would
take good car. Forman, Kings lllgh
wuy. 232
FOR SALE 3 acres garden land,
cherries, berries, etc. New 4-room
bungalow, barn, chicken house, fine
for cow. A good one. Dandy terms.
Call 372 or 5II0-L. 237
FOR SALE 1 acres of land. Best
In Jackson county. Just outside city
limits. Phono 5311-lt-C. 224tf
FOR SALE 10 acre tract on highway
Just -south of Phoenix. See owner.
C. Carey, Talont, Oregon. 222tf
FOR SALE Helling out 10,000 acres
assorted ranches, alfalfa, grain and
stock ranehfts, orchards 1 acre
tracts up. i rlco $5.00 per acre up
on 6 and 10 years time. Handles
for rent and exchange. Oold Hay
Realty Co., owners, 16 N. Grape St.
Trunks
Suitcases
Handbags
Mnke most useful Christmas
presents for niiyone. Good
selection, nt tlio
Medford Exchange
'211 Wct Main
IMiono DM
"Where You Con Iluy, Sell, or
Exchange Anything"
Great Britain rights reserved
K(H'N'I) A pair of soft leather slip
pers. Call at Alcdforit Pharmacy.
233.
FO!t SALIS AlTOMomliKS
FOI! SALE 11124 Kurd coupe, like
new, cash or trade for cheap cur.
I'hone 22-R or lid!).
23 3
FOR SALE 1 Cadillac eight in good
condition.' Very cheat) for quick
sale. Inquire Inlerurlian Stage Co.
232
FOR SALE Hudson roadster, first
class condition. 323 laurel street.
Ashland. 2r,f
FOR SAIjR HOMK8
FOR SA LK Furnished new modern
4 room house, cement foundation,
plastered and In excellent condition.
Wood sited full of wood, shado
trees and fruit. All goes for $2fi00.
$300 cash, balance llku rent. I'hone
72S. 235
FOR BALK LIVESTOCK
FOU HAl.K 2 cows; milking. Phono
C3H-R-1. 232
FOR SALE Fresh Jersey heifer, gen
tle and broke to load. Price $f0.
Phono 7SS-R-1. 2311
FOR SALE Purebred Hampshire
pigs at a bargain. Phone 1U-F-21.
232
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Horses.
One bloclc west Borrydale storo. 239
FOR SALE Puppies.
Phono 639-R-O.
Real beauties.
224tf
FOR SALE MlSCKbliANEOUS
FOR HALE .Mammoth whlto Russian
Polar Lear skin lit good condition.
Size 8 feet bv ft feet U Inches. Worth
S1IMMI. Would sell for $250. 304
' N. Holly. 235
FOR HALE Fine mandolin and sheet
music. 110 Mistletone street. 232
FOR KALE 5 dozen thoroughbred
Barred Rock pullets; also 50 tier
I C Inch body - fir wood. I'hone
517-1. ' 233
FOR HOME (SHOWN PLANTS and
flowers, come to Crowson's. Grown
by Medford Green House. 235
FOR SALE Almost new rug.
915.
Tel.
233
IMPORTED Roller Cnnary Birds In
full song. Make 'excellent Christ
mas Gifts. Monarch Heed Co. 131tf
FOR SALE Gas range with four
burners and oven; also gas water
heater. $15 for both. Enquire at
Sinclair's Jewelry Shop. 232
"7-
FOR SALE Cheap, full size brass
bed complete; walnut dining table
and chairs; 3 rugs. Phone 718-.I-2.
233
FOR SALE New 0x12 senmless Mas
land rug. Never UBed. DeVoc's
storo. tf
FOU SALE Smith's dry pine wood
Is best, $3 a tier delivered. Phone
Medford 1103. Central PuinL 38-X-2.
23U
FOR HALE Grain and nlfalfa hay,
baled. F. L. Tou Velle, Jacksonville,
Ore. 234
FOR SALE 200 egg Ht. Holens Elec
tric Incubator. II. B. Nye, Talent,
Oregom 233
FOP. HALE Apples, Hpltz.enburg at
$1,110 to $1.90 per box packed. Green
wood & Anderson, end Jv. Central.
. i
FOR SALE Persian kittens, make
fine Christmas presents; also prunes
In 25-pound boxes. Dressed turk
eys. Phono 631I-J-1. Mrs. D. W.
Luke. ' ??.3tf
FOR SALE About the last chance to
buy fancy spuds at the extreme low
price. $1.00 per 100 lbs. Larger
quantities less. Johnson Produce
Co. 241 N. Fir Ht. Phono 97. tf
FOR SALE OK TMAtir Phono
gmphs, records, - furniture and
autos. Bargain prices. 15 N. drape.
tf
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Attorneys
REAMES & REAMES Lawyers, of
fice In Liberty Building.
For the Best Used Cars
in Town
Come to
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
1924 Touring; new car gttnrantee.$3CG
1923 Touring, new paint and re
conditioned .'.....$325
1B23 New paint, new top, guaran
teed throughout $295
192.1 Runabout, not a scratch on It
, unywhere ..$300
1922 Runabout, new tires, new
battery, all guaruuteed $230
1922 Delivery, as good aa a new
car; guaranteed $265
IS 22 Coupe, new paint, good tires,
new batter; p""
I III
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstioctors
MURRAY BROS. & (IHEKNE-.
Abstracts of Title. Rooms 8 and I
No. 32 North Central Ave., up
stairs. JACKSON OOUNTT
ABSTRACT OO.
Abstracts oft I le
nnd Title Insurance.
Tho only complete
Title System l
Jackson County.
A. E. KELLOGG Abstractor of
Titles. Gold Hill, Oregon. Reliable
Jackson County Abstractor. Over
twenty years' experience In the '
county. Phono 6-J-2 Gold Hill. it
Building Contractors
U T Mil t Tn 13. . 11,41. ...
"Anything built anywhere." Modern
homos a specialty. Office 107 B.
Main, upstairs. Phono 939. Free
plans and specifications, 23tf
PEFLEY BROS. Contractors and
builders, Job work a specialty, cab- .
luet work, painting and plastering. '
1112 Reddy Ave., Medford.. Phone
COti-M.
Chlropraetlo Physicians
DR. HARVEY P. COLKMAN Chlro
praetlo and Electro-Therapy. 427'
28 Medford Bldg. Phone BUS. tf
DR. A. R. HEDGES Neo-Eclectlo
Physician. DR. LOUISE B,
HEDGES Naturopathic Chiro
practor. Mechano-Therapy, Spoil
uylotherapy, Food Sclonces, Chlro-:
ptautice. Office: Stewart Bldg:.;
SJ5 E. Main St. Phoneu: Office.
170; Res. 170-J-2.
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chlropraetlo
Nerve Specialist. Office hours 9-11,
2-6. 203-208 Liberty Bldg. Offlof
Phone 580. Res. I'hone 1027.
Ionrlsts
DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dentist. Phone
609. Res. 770. Offlco hours 9 a,
as. 6' p. in. Evening and Sunday by
appointment.
33. H. E. MURPHY Dentistry,
Cental X-Rny. ?hone 77. offlc
oneond floor Medford Bldg.
y- r
Expert Accountant
nEON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wll
con, C, P. A. . Attention given to
anything In accounting and Income
Tax requirements. Look Into out
simplified accounting method. Lllv
erty Bldg., Medford. Phone 1S7-B; v
Insurance
EARL S. TUMY Alt forms of Insur
anca: Fire, Auto, Life, Accident
Bonds. Phone 402. 209 Liberty Bldg.
Monoy to lxwu
J. n. ANDREWS Buya and celli
mortgages nnd loans money on good
security. 21 N. Grape St, Phone
63-M. 24
MORTUARY
PERL FUNERAL HOME Cor. Blxth
"and Oakdale. Ambulance service.
Phono 47.
Monuments
THE OREGON GRANITE CO.
Monuments. E. A. Hlckh, General
Manager. P. M, Kershaw, Sal
Manager, 103 E. Sixth St., Medford.
' tf
Osteopaths
DR. F. G. CARLO W, DR. EVA MAIN
CARLO W Osteopathic' Physloians,
418418 Liberty Bid. Phone 904-J-l,
Rosldence 20 South Laurel St
Piano Instmction
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of
Piano and Harmony. Studio Sit
Liberty Bldg., Phone 72.
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. haa the
best equipped printing office la
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 N. Fir Bt.
Builders Supplies & Roofing
STANDARD ROOFING & BUILDERS
SUPPLY COMPANY (Successors to
Medford Brick and Cement Block
Works) Carey's highest grada
roofing paper. Everything In manu
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