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o ) 'BRINGING . .71 . At CONNA,C,iT ., se 35- lA I)' f- ! THIt TOOTH 0 DhJ rLtf POLLED r " ' n jiJLTO' JT'Sj THE , 7Z? Markets Livestock. PORTLAND. Ore., April 13. Cattlo 25c higher, with spots up 60c or more on she stock; bulls 25c higher; calves 50c lower. Receipts 2250. Rteers, good $9. B010-00; medium $8.75 9.50; common $7.50 8.7 5 ; canner and cutter steers $5.607.50; helgers, good, (850 lbs up) $8.00 (fr 8.50; com mon nnd medium, nil weights $5.75 8.00; cows, good $7.50(8.00; common and medium $6.00(S7.50; canners nnd cutters $2.50(5' 6.00; bulls, good, beef yearlings excluded $5.50ti$G.00; com mon to medium, canners and bologna $3.505.50; calves, medium to choice (190 lbs. down) $8.00(11.50; cull nnd vcommon (190 lbs. down.) I$5.5"o,ii) a.00; medium to choice (190 to 260 lbs.) $7.0010.50; medium to choice (260 lbs. up) $5.507.00; cull and common (120 lbs up) $4.u0ff?6.00. Hogs 25c lower, top $13.75; re ceipts 2460 (635 through.) Heavy weight (250 to 350 lbs.) medium, good and choice $12.25?T13.25; me dium weight (200 to 300 lbs.) medium, good and choice $12.75f(13.50; light weight (160 to 200 lbs.) common, me dium, good nnd choice $13. 50fi 13.75; light lights (130 to 160 lbs.) common, medium,, good and choice $ 1 2 . 5 0 t 13.50; packing hogs smooth $l2.n0if 12.50; packing hogs, rough $11.50 12.00; slaughter pigs (130 lbs. down) medium, gocd and choice $12.00fi 12.75; feeder and stocker pigs (70 to 130 U8.) common, medium, good and choice. $10.00(711.00. (Holt or oily hogs and roasting pigs excluded in above quotations.) Sheep nominally steady; receipt:! 800. Lambs, light and handy weight, medium to choice $13,50 4? 1 5.50; handy weight (92 ihs. up.) medium to prime $11.5013.50; nil weights, cull and common $10.0018.50; spring lambs, cull and common $8.00 j) 14.00. Ersrs PORTLAND, Ore., April 13. Eggs steady. Current receipts 24c; pullets 22 ft 23c; firsts 23ffi23Hc: henner ies 24,4G12 5c delivered Portland. Butter , PORTLAND, April 13. Butter steady. Extra cubes, city 42c; stand ards 41 V4c; prime firsts 41; firsts 41c; undergrades nominal; prints 45c; car tons 46c. Buttorfat steady. Best churning cream 4 2c et shippers' track in zone one; 44c delivered Portland. Poultry PORTLAND, Ore., April 13. Poul trytsteady. Heavy hens 25c lb.; light 23c; springs nominal; old roosters 10c; ducks, white Pekln 25c; live turkeys 23c; dressed turkeys 33 36c; gceso 16c, Potatoes ami Onions ' PORTLAND, Ore., April 13. On ions scarce, $3(.603.?5. Potatoes steady $1.40 1.50. " Wlteat PORTLAND, Ore., April 13. Wheat bids: Hard white, bluestem, haart $1.60; soft white, western white hard winter $1.52; northern spring $1.50; western red $1.48; BBB hard white $1.85. Today's car receipts Wheat S; barley 1; flour 1 5; corn 1; oats 4; hay 13. - , San Francisco Markets. SAN FRANCISCO, April 13. ! (Federal State Market News Service) Apples, boxes, California New towns, fancy 3tt tier, $2.75 to $3.25; four tier, $2.50 to $2.90; poorer low as $2.25; Oregon and Washington wlnesaps, XF, $3.52; fancy, $2.75 to $3; Arkansas blacks, fancy $2.75 to $3; newtowns, four tier, XF, $3 to $3.25. SAN FRANCISCO, April 13. ' (United States Bureau of Agricul-; tural Economies) Broilers, 1 lo 1!4 lbs., 30 33c; 114 lbs., 36 37c; col-, ored, 114 to 1 lbs., 3S40c. j Fryers, leghorns, 2 to 2 V4 lbs., 42; 46c; colored 2 to 2"4 lbs., 4648c., Young roosters, colored, 3 lbs. and up, 50l54c; etaggyt showing spurs, I 32lfi38c. I -Old roosters, colored, 1517c; leg-! horns, 12914c. I Leghorn hens, 214 lbs., 23c: 3 lbs. 24 25c; 314 to 3 14 lbs., 26 26c. Large colored 'hens, fancy, 34 36c. Turkeys nominal. $9000 Fine modern home on east side, seven rooms and breakfast nook, built-in conveniences, basement, furnace and double triinifre; hardwood flours in linll, living rrxari nnd dining room; 7"-foot frontage on paved street, all assessments pa"l; $40(10 rush, bal ance on p-0y terms. FIRST INSURANCE AGENCY i 30 North Central UP FATHER Hunt's Crater tan to Observe National Vaudeville Week The Hunt's Craterlnn theater, in celebration of the N. V. A. anniver sary, promises an exceptionally strong bill tomorrow matinee and night, fea turing Herbert Crowley and his seven allied sailors all husky gobs who saw service during the war. It is called "A Different Revue." Keven youths made up as pretty girls give a touch of high life to the party. Hon. Dave Maley, known to thea tergoers as "The National Spokesman" has a new one called "Wo ma no logy." Dave tells about the evolution of the female sex. Wm. O'Clare and Mndallne,' a rol licking Irish duo, offer In a pleasing manner the Irish pastorlal, "A Bit of Ould Ireland." bringing to the minds of kheir audiences the Irish plays which have been used by Chauncey Olcott, Andrew Mack and Plske O'Hara. Jim and Flo Bogard are amusement chefs and their best recipe is song, dance and patter, well mixed, cooked to n turn and delightfully served. A most pleasing entertainment Is offered by Edouard In a study of min iuture portraits produced on the screen. Other attractions include a two re?l comedy, Topic of the day and the Hunt's Craterian Theater orchestra under the directions of Wilson Wnite. The Screen Itancz Film at Crntorinn. "Argentine Lovo." a photoplay based on the original ntorv for the I RPl'Pn hv Vlfpnt' J lft eon Thflnnm Au thor of "The Four Horsemen," "Blood and Sand." closes at the Hun's Crate rian tonight. Bebe Daniels and RIcardo Oortcz nre featured in the principal roles of the production, which is land in Ar gentina. One of the many colorful scenes of the plctureis the tango danced by Miss Daniels nnd Cortez just as it is done by the Argentines. A delightful two reel comedy, the Oregonian Screen Review and Betty Brown's music are further attractions. At tlie Rial to. "The Great White Way," which graphically brings m6dorn New York and Broadway to the screen will be shown for three days, beginning tomor row matinee. Many celebrities play nctual parts in the film itself, which is woven around the turf, the prize ring, the theater and Broadway. One of the big features is a realistic prize fight in which Pete Hartley, well known professional lightweight, bat tles Oscar Shaw, leading man of the picture. This scene includes such leaders aa Tex Rlckard, Joe Humph reys, Johny Gallager and Jimmy Quig ley. Another thrilling fcature of "The Great White Way" Is a big race track scone filmed at Belmont park on Fu turity day. Radio Programs for Tonight KFI, Los Angeles. 468. 5 meters, 9 to 10, Program presented by the Walter M. Murphy Motors Co. 10 to 11, Pro pram presented by the Los Angeles Examiner. KHJ, Los Angeles, 405.2 meters. 8 to 9:30, "An Evening of Fantasy," featuring' Queen Tltania and Betty Hronson, "The Peter Pan Girl." 9:30 to 12. "Anniversary program." eele- WANTED To Buy for Cash . All Your Second Hand Furniture MORDOFF WOOLF O O o MEDFORD ILVaV TRIBUNE, MEDFORTV OftEflOy, TtffiSPAV? IX m" r OH: WILL ThT DlUSTitT EVER THROUGH PATTlEMT? I CKN'T "bTAnO THtt MUCH t925 by Int l Fcature Scrvicc. Great Britain rights reserved. uniting the third anniversary of KHJ. KN'X, Hollywood. 337 meters. 8 to 9. Los Angeles Income Property Co., courtesy program. 9 to 10. Feuture program. 10 to 11, Silvertown Orches tra nnd Lillian May Challenger, solo ist. Courtesy of li. F. Goodrich Co., Akron, Ohio. 11 to 12. Hotel Ambas sador. Abe Lyman's Cocounut Grove orchestra. KPWB, Hollywood. 252 meters, 9 to 10, Cheek Neal Coffee company's pro gram. 10 to 11. Warner Bros, pro gram, conducted by Harry Seymour. 11 to 1, Mortmarte Cafe Dance Mu sic. KPO, San Francisco, 428.3 meters, 8 to 9. Organ recital by Theodore J. Irwin, official organist, at the Wur litzer. 9 to 10, Program under the management of John Hartigan. 10 to 11. Johnny Buick's Amphlans of Cablria Cafe. KOO. Oakland, 361 meters, 8. Edu cational program. 10 to 1, Dance music program by Henry Halstead's orches tra nnd soloists. Hotel St. Francis, Snn Francisco. Argentine Vorttl Flight. TOKIO, April 13. (By the Asso ciated Press.) Major Pedro Zanni, Argentine aviator, today received a more powerful engine from the United States for his airplane, in which ho IIISLP WANTS!) 3tAI,E WANTED Man with light car as lo- cal salesman for coffee nnd tea and products route. We tench you how to sell and be your own boss. We pay expenses. Send name and ad dicsF. Box 10, Mail Tribune. 21 WANTED An energetic man with a car to represent tlie Farmers' Mutual Fire Kelief Association of Portland. Oregon, in this territory; liberal commissions und permanent place for the right man. Farmers Mutual Fire Relief Assn.. 402 Stock l',x chaiige Building, Portland, Oregon. 20 WANTED Tiro salesman a good liropoHlllon. See Lee Hughc3. Med ford Auto Pointing Co. 20 WASTED SH SCKLLA XEO U8 WANTED Cane seat chairs to make, by T. Eddy. Plum street. West Hide. 24 WANTED To rent five room house, furnished or unfurnished. Box H. R., Mall Tribune. 22 WANTED Some one with trcntor, to now i acres, liiu o'Huru. Phone 23. is WANTED Pasture for C head calves. ' Phono 4CS-R-1. WANTED 1000 or 1500 gallon gal- vmiizeu una. 1'nona bYl-li-1. 19 WANTED Locnl and long distance hauling. Jesse Richardson, Central Point Feed Btoro. 33 WANTED 777 lawnmowers to sharp- n uno uujust. I'none zm-j. we call for and deliver. Liberty RepMr Shop. ffv WANTED Fresh eggs. 23c per do)!, cash. Johnson Produce Co., 241 N. Fir street. Phone Of. tf FOLLOWING ADVERTI8ER6 ARE Members Medford Realty Board PESO! rot SAtC o Wo Solicit Toot REAL ESTATE BUSINESS In All Its RENTAL8 :: 8ALE8 Bungalows New, double construction throughout, oak floors, fireplaces, garage, cement driveway. Easy terms. BROWN & WHITE AGENCY, Inc. 12 Eut Main St $26001300 cash. Terms. 6 rooms, sleeping porch, shower bath, garage, woodBhed, electric range and tank heater, fireplace, corner lot. Non-resident owner saya sidl. $3500 $700 cash. Terms. 9 room3, sleeping porches, garage, two lots. A-l condition. $2700 $1000 cash. Terms. 0 rooms, sleeping porch, two lots planted to berries and garden. Iteautlfiil shade trees. All assessments paid. Liood street. $2500 $400 cash. Hilance less than rent 4 rooms, fireplace, sleeping porch, shower bath, big lot. Non resident owner. - If you want a home in town or country, sec us. So. Central J. C. BARNES, - oo tT THAT LONGER.; Inc. Intends to resume his cruise around the world. The flight was interrupted at Tokio on account of winter weather conditions on the trans-Pacific lanes. HELP WANTEb FKMALE "WANTED Competent woman for cooking nnd general housework; no washings. Liberal wages. Phone G9'J. Mrs. David Rosenberg. 19 WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Work cooking for men, by old lady. Cull Dan Lunch evenings. no WANTED Washings and ironing. Phone 951-R. 1U WANTED Work by middle aged woman. Chamber work preferred. Call 710 E. Main. 20 for rent nursKS FOR RENT New bunealow, close In, 6 rooms, 2 sleeping porches, gar age 815 W. Main. 2 2 FOR RENT Now 4-room bungalow. Inquire 34 No. Peach. 20 FOR RENT Bungalow. Phone 317. 20 FOR RENT 5-room modern home, 5 blocks from Hotel Medford, on pave ment. $27 per month. Chas. A. Wing, Palm block. Phone 728. 20 FOR RENT 8 room house. Close in. Phone 882-R or G17-L. tf FOR KENT Houses, Drown White. FOn RKN'T FtmjflSHEn ROOMS FOR RENT Pleasant sleeping room, bath. Phono 6S2-X. 21 FOR RENT Nice sleeping rooms, bath. Men. 245 N. Grape. tf FOIl RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT Modern furnished apart ment. electrlo range. ''Adults. Phono 604-R. ' tf FOR RENT Two room furnished apartment. 246 S. Central. 19 FOR RENT Apnrtment, rooms nnd garage. 1 24 King street. 18tf FOR RENT Nlco 'thoroughly fur nished modern apartments, Hotel Hollaed. Phone 710. tf For TturvT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished housekeep , lng aparamout Riverside Apts. Phone 467-J. FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing and bachelor apartments. 234 10. 9th. Phone 966-R. 40 FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, 611 So. Central. 14tf FOR RENT Modern furnished house keeping rooms. Electrlo range. Adults. Phono 604-R. tf FOIl IlENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Good saddle horses, one block west of Berrydale store. Barn on the right. 24 OEZXO U o D BUY IT OR TRADE FOR IT A fine City Home on paring, well constructed and nearly now, hardwood floor. WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE7 o FOUR-BITE REALTY AGENCY (Walter ri. Levorotto) Medford Building Medford, Ore. J o Branches " LOANS IN8URANCE Reft Estate Phone 409 or 447-L-2 WW i zr rr c? it . . n c r I'i rnln IIP j- - " - ' 1 I if- 3 I till IX) ST LOST Billfold trontainlng notes, check and money. Saturday night. street. 19 FOR KX CHANGE FOR TRADE Three city lotB for au tomobile. Phono 443-L. 19 TAKEN VP TAKEN I'P S young uuweaned 19 calves. Phono 401-J-4. FOR SA LK 10 UITTtt AND F.GG8 FOR SALE Rhode Island Red hatching eggs; also have space in Incubator for 260 eggs for hatching. 1-hoae lof.s. 619 N. Barlett. 24 FOR SALE From 100 to SO0 trap nested laying White Leghorn pul lets. Mrs. O. Carey. Phone 241-J-l. Talent. tf FOR SALE O. A. C. Barred Rock eggs for hatchlirx. Phone 2U1-J. tf FOR SALE AUTOMOBILKS FOR SALE Ford touring, without sturter. Just been overhauled. $100 cash. 742 Wost 14th Btreot. Tel. 840-X. FOR SALE Ford roadster, late '23, Diamond oversize cord tires, good as new. Extras. At your own price. Also one 3-bottom 10-inch tractor plow, used one week. $100. Box 7, Talent. 23 FOR SALE Maxwell roadster, oult ablo for making delivery or bug. Bnrgain. Address Box A, Mall Tribune. tf FOR SALE llulclt. 718 W. Main. tf FOR SALKr HOMES FOR SALE (.'heap, good 7-rooln house, $3500. 6 acres and 4-room bungalow, $2C50. $5-rooms $1400; $200 down. ' 4-room modern $2260; $500 down. Fine pear orchards cheap. Call 590-L or 372. 120 North Front St. 42 FOR SALE If you want a bargain for cash In a nlco house of 5 rooms and bath, close In, on paved street, all assessments paid In full, nice blue grass lawn, fruit trees, roses. Ad dress Owner, care this office. tf FOR SALIC ICKAfi ESTATE FOR KALE Cheapest lot for money (Hi pavement In city. Less lhan you can buy of city. Telephone 42-J-2. 19 FOR HALE 220 acre stock ranch on Trail creek. No reasonable offer re fused. T. C. Oalncs, Trail. 30 FOR SA L1C OR TRADE For Med ford city property, 50 acres farm land two and one-half miles from city: under irrigation ditch. Hub bard Bros. 24 FOR SALE 240 acre stock ranch, liv ing springs, wood, timber, outside range, In foothills, 20 miles north of Medford. Terms. L. Sagar, Mo doc Orchard. 41 FOJl SALE Several farms, good val ues, easy terms, low lntirest. O. C. Boggs, Atty for State Land Board. tf SACRIFICE SALE 10,000 acres as sorted alfalfa, grain, orchards and stock ranches. 1 acre tracts and up. Price $5 per acre up, 6 and 10 year's time. Ranches for rent and exchange. Gold Ray Realty com pany, owners. 16 N, frape St tf- FOR SALE MVESTOCK FOR SALE My entire herd of puro bred Jersey cows and helfei-B, Phone 31-F-13, Jacksonville. 23 FOR SALE Fresh cow. 28-R-l. 24 FOR SALE Six extra good fresh cows; also year old Jersey bull. M. Walsh on South Peach street, Just outside city limits. 43 FOR SALE Best watch dog In tho country. Phone 6C3-R-3. 19 FOR HALE Eight first class young milch cows now milking from 4 to 6 gallon each. Tillamook stock. Phone 468-R-l. tf FOR SALE Eight good logging or farm horses from $75 to $160 per head. Inquire from Superintend ent of Owen Orogon Lumber Co., FOR SALE 1 young cow, 4 yearling helfera and a Jersey bull. Phone 867-L. 19 FOR SALE OR TRADE Three work horses. Phone 697-J-l. 19 FOR SALE German Police dogs. Subject to registration. Write R. L. Foster. Potaluma. Calif. tf INSURANCE FIRE - AUTOMOBILE PLATE GLASS ACCIDENT HEALTH ''Insure In tlio host companies it costs no more." CARL Y. TENQWALD o Hotel Holland Building Member Realty Hoard n WELL? I FOR SALIi; MlKCKliljANKOUS FOR SALE 6 volt 11-plnle Auto bat teries, 1 year guarantee. $10.75. Phoenix Battery Shop. 24 FOR SALE Horse, wheat and seed rorn. Phone 53U-J-3. 21 FOR SALE Or trado on car, Bruns wick phonograph. Apart. No. 25. 217 S. Riverside. 24 FOR SALE Seed corn; choice first cut alfalfa. Phone 56.S-11-2. 20 FOR SALE Hean sprayer, goo dltlun. 150. Phone R-13-M er. good eon- FOR SALE Hard wood. John Cal vin.' Halo ami Mays ranch, Talent. 21 FOR SALE Six strong hives of bees. Price very reasonable If taken by Thursday. 724 Alder. Phone 729-M. 21 FOR SALE Yellow Dent seed corn. Phone 835-W. 23 FOR SALE Heriick refrigerator, 90 lb. Ice capacity. Phone 5SU-K-2. 20 FOR SALE Largo rose colored rug. Telepliuno 916. 19 FOR SALE 4-burner gns stove, prac tically new. I'none vaa-it: tr FOR SALE At once, Bdlsnn phono graph and recordB, candy, tools, ma terials, slab, oil stove, shot gun and R. I. Red hens. Phono 174 Jackson ville. ! FOR SALE Three fino diamonds. Bargain for qulc-k snle. 1110 W. 10th street. 19 FOR SALE Practically new Bruns wick and records; also Remington 30-30. Like new. Telephone 350. 20 FOR SALE C. D. 90 Western electric plant. W. W. Oregory, Medford. It. 3. 23 FOR HALE Spray rig. Bargain. Terms. Rugger's ranch. Central Point. 19 FOR SALE 1 Clotrao tractor, 1 dou ble disk tractor harrow, 1 tractor gang plow, 1 smoothing harrow. Cheap for cash. Geo. A. Mansfield. Prospect. Ore. Phono 22-X-13. tf OR SALE Haled alfalfa hay by the ton or car. M. D. Lydiard, phone 117, Central Point, Ore. 19 FOR SALE Bargain In a piano, 226 South Onkdave avc. 19 FOR SALE Bran, $2 por sack, 100 Uib. Monarch Seed Co. tf FOR SALE $2.40 buys number 1 Yakima Netted Gems at our ware house, freo from frost damage and no black spots which appear In most potatoes shipped from Idaho points, a few cents is nothing to comparo with quality in buying po tatoes. Johnson Produco Co., 241 N. Fir St. Phone 87. tf FOR BALE Attention! Smith's sum mer rates on pine now In effect. $2.75 a tier. Discount on larger or ders. Phono 1103. Central Point 38-X-2. 331 FOR SALT: New piano, at a bnr gain. Noel Ersklne. Phone 720-W. 128 FOR BALE Baled alfalfa. 28-R-l. 11 - FOR SALE Seed potatoes of early varieties. Reasonable Prices. John son Produce Co. tf FOR SALE OR TRADE Autos and furniture. New phonographs and records half price. 15 N. Grape, tf BUSINESS DmtmTTOltY FOR INFORMATION Carpenter's Local 1840. Phone 247-L. Meets at Smith hall every Friday night, 128 North Grape, between 6th and Gth streets. Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wll son, C. P. A. Attention given U anything In accounting and Income Tax requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Llh erty Bldg., Medford. Phone 167-R. Used Ford Cars That Are Guaranteed 30 Days Service If interettdd in a usetl car e sure and see us. vxcm SEVEN IlL'SINESS DIRECTORY Attorneys REAMES & REAMES Lawyers, of fice In Liberty Building. Abstractors MURRAY BROS. Jt GREEN E Abstracts of Title, Rooms 8 and S No. 32 North Central Ave., upstairs. JACKSON COUN1Y AUSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title and Title Insurance. The only complete Title System In Jat-ksou Couuty. . A. E. KELLOOO Abstractor of Titles, Gold Hill, Oregon. Reliable Jackson. County Abstractor. Over' twenty years' experience In the county. Phone C-J-2 Gold Hill. tl Building Suppln-s and Roofing STANDARD ROOFING AND BUILD ERS SUPPLY CO. Build up Roof lug, Ashland Granite Top. 16 years guarantee. Bust grade of roof pa- per cement. Proaaed brick, plain and faced wall blocks, foundation ee ment blocks, ftre place brick, alt colors. All tnatorlal Class A. Port land Beaver Cement for sale. As phalt by ton, barrel or pound. . Tel ephone 73H-X. , Chiropractic Physicians DR. A. R. HEDGES Noo-EclectlO Physician. DR. LOUISE B. HEDGES Naturopathic Chlro praetor. Mechjino-Thorapy, Hpon dylotherapy. Food Scienoes, Chiro practice. Office: , Stewart Bldf., 265 E. Main St. Phonos: Offlos 170; Res. 170-J-2. , DR. E. W. HOFFMAN cThiropracthj Nerve Specialist. Office hours 9-Uj. 2-6. 203-2O0 Liberty Bldg. Office Phone 680. Res. phone 1027. Dentists DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dentist. Phone 0(9. Res. 770. Office, hours t fe rn, tl p. m. Evening and Sunday or appointment. DR. H. H. MURPHY Dontlstrr. Dentnl X-Rny. Phone 77, offioa Second floor Medford Bldg. . ' ;' Fm-nHuro REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS of jup. mture, work done at your home 01 at our shop. A. N. ThlebaulL.TeL 009-R. , Insurance EARL 8. TDM Y All forms of IniUO mice: Fire, Auto, Lifo, Accident, Bonds, Phone 402. 200 Liberty Bldg. . Money to Loan ' J. B. ANDREWS Buys nnd sell mortgages and loans money on good security. 31 N. Grape St. .Phone E3-.M. 246" Funeral Director PERL FUNERAL HOME Cor. Sixth and oaauaio. Ambuianoe servlqa, Phone 47. - . - - Monuments THE OREGON GRANITE CO.-i Monuments, hi. A. Hicks, General Manager. P. M. Kershaw, Seles Manager, 103 E. Sixth St., Medford. ... tf Osfnopaths DR. F. G. CARLOW. DR. KVA MAINS CARLOW Osteopathic Physioians 41S-4I8 Liberty Bid. Phone 804-J-l. Residence 20 South Laurel St. Piano Instruction FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher Of i'lnno and Harmony. Studio $11 Liberty Bldg.. Phone 72. Printers nnd Publishers MEDFORD PRINTINO CO. has til best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose loaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 N, Fir St.1 'Ftranster EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. umce id tonn r ront ut. pnone 816. Prices right. Service guar anteed. DAVIS TRANSFER A STORAGE! CO. Anything moved, day or night Service guaranteed. 29 S. Gripe. Phono 044, or residence 1080. Upholstering J. WEIS Upholstery. Manufacturer of overstuffed furniture. Full Una of materials. Draperies made to order. We do all kinds of uphol stering. We deliver and will call and show samples. Phone 20$ Jacksonville. Ore. . .- VKTKRINARY MEDFORD VETERINARY HOSPIT AL. Dr. H. C. McCulloch, Graduate Vetorlnarlan. Office consultations free. Corner Grape and Fifth, Med ford. Ore. Phone 809 Day or night. . Window Cleaning GEO. A. 8EELY Window cleaning, floor waxing, Janitor service, build ings, etc. Have taken over A. at, Rhodes' work. 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