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Newspaper Page Texti BRINGING VOV ! WILL I EVER dT ENOUCiH LEELP ?THl5 SX : )S The Markets Livestock PORTLAND, Ore.. April tip' active generally steady 3. Cat reeeipts 7o() (52 through.) i.'.HoffR Butchers 25c lower: packing sqws 50c lower; receipts 440. Heavy weight (250 to 350 lbs.) medium, good' and choice $12.00 13.00; me dium weight (200 to 300 Urn.) medium, good and choice $12.50 18.50; light' XVight (ICO to 200 lbs) common, me dium, good choice $13.25 1 3.50; flight, lights (130 to 160 lbs.) com rjiion, medium, good, choice $12.2 57i 1.50: packing hogs, smooth 11.00(3) U.fiO: rough flO.5Oll.O0. - Sheep Receipts all Fprlng lambs, bidding f 1 lower; receipts 21. Spring lambs, medium to prime $13,000 lfc.00: Fpring lnmba, cull and com mon $0.00(3)13.00. PORTLAND. Ore., April 23. Eggs Rtenriy. - Current receipts EG.c; put lets 23 M, 24c; flrets 24 24 Vjc; hen neries 2G 2C Vi c delivered Portland. ; Butter ..'PORTLAND, Ore., April 23. But tor1 steady: extra cubes, city 41c; standards 40Vjc prime firsts 40c; firsts 30c: undergrades nominal; prints 43c: cartons 44c. ' --. .Buttorfat steady. ' Best churning croa-m -40c net shippers' tragic in zone one: .42c delivered Portland. poultry , - Is- PC RTLA N D, A pri 1 2 3 . 1 e'u 1 1 ry, tHlcttdy., Heavy hens 33 -g? 24c; JUrlU 22 23c:r broilers 40c. " " j- ' ' Potatoes - "PORTLAND. April 23. Potatbes firm $1.65(?f1.75. Opiohs firm $3.50tgi3.75. Portland Wheal ' PORTLAND, Ore., April 23. Wheat' bids: Hard white, bluesicm, baart $1.00;' soft white $1.54; wes tern whlto $1.50; BUB hard white $1. ' ) Today's car receipts Wlicnt 1 ; oarlpy 10; flour B; oats 2; hay 7. ; San Francisco Markets. SAN FTIANCISCO, April 23. (U. S. llurenu of Agricultural Economics ) .Uiollers Leghorns, 1 to lhi lha., 25 (i 27c; 1 lbs., 31 33c; colored, Vi to 1 lbs., 88ffi 40c. . Large colored hens, fancy, 30 31c. AN FRANCISCO, April 23. Cutter fat, f. o. b, San Francisco, 45c. J OBITUARY W,, BRANDT The remains of Jncob Handt. a Cornier resident of the vihe'v.! arrived in Medford Wed ncsday. mornlns: accompanied by his wife, and children and funeral ser vices will be held , at' tho Poi l Fu neral Home Friday 'ati. 2:00 p. Kev. Johnson of tho Luthorn church officiating-. Interment in Ashland cemetery. MENDENHALL Charles E. Men donhall passed away at a local hos pital from influenza aged 23. years. Ho leaves relatives at Salem. Ore. The remains will be forwarded to Satem ' by tho Perl Funaral. Homo Thursday evening for interment. . ROBERTS Frank R. Roherts, well known resident of Medford, passed away at his late residence, 216 South Orange street at 3:30 p. m. yesterday., Mr. Roberts was born at St; Charles, Iowa. Oct. 22, 1878". aged 40 years, six 'months.; In the year 1o6 he was married at Trenton, Mis- noun and Immediately after took up hid' residence at Centerville. Iowa, litre nV followed railroading. I ' After1- three i years residence at f Ceniorvjllc, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts moved-back: t6 Trenton,- Mo., where they rjfefllded for a short period and from; Ihero went to Panama where Mr,. -Roberts was employed through out the construction of the Panama canal, after which they came to Med ford aid for the- past 10 years haye been continuous residents l this city Deceased will be remembered by manv as superintendent of the me- chotiical department of the C. E, Gates Auto Co. ' Mr. Roberts who hfid b-in in IH WANTED To Buy f or Caah -" All Your.. ISecohd Hand Furniture rORDorp woou UP FATHER COT ME ' 1925 BV Int-l FEATlirtr Service. Inc . Great Britain npliip rrsrrv-ed health for more than a year, was a member of Medford lodgo B. I- O. Elks. He leaves besides his wife, two daughters, Phyllis and Allee Roberts, both of Medford, his agod father in the east and four sisters and one brother. Remains are at the Conger Funeral Parlors and arrangements await word from relatives. WEDDING BELLS Eugene Thomas, son of Mr. and MrH.Joc A. Thomas,; 222 South Holly and Mury A. Beaton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Beaton, 365 South Central avenue, were united in marriago at the Thomas home on South Holly this morning at 8:30, Rev. D. J. Howo of the Christian church officiating. These young peo ple aro both well known and highly esteemed, the groom being a mem ber of the high school graduating class of '24 the bride an accom plished young woman and known to many as an excellent violinist. Tho young people. left, at onceby auto for an extended trip to Portland, Seattle, Vancouver, B, C, and other points. They will ho at home ut 85 North Qnkdale soon after May 1. The best wishes of many friends go with tncm. Tho following item of Interest to Medford people was published as a special telegram from Redding. Calif., by the San Francisco Examiner of last Tuesday: 'Arthur Stewart nnd Pearl Mulli gan made two trips to Tedding from Medford, Ore., 200 miles away, to get married. They were married last evening by Rev. Dan W. Thurston. Tho, couple motored down to Redding a week ago, but were denied a license, tho prospective bride saying she was only 17 years old. When the couple came back yesterday, Miss Mulligan had the consent of her mother.'" . The heating unit for tho Lithia Springs hotol will soon be in place, for this morning the work of lowering the big boiler, into the basement of the structure was started, and it is believed the work will be completed by tonight or by noon tomorrow. I!y either to night or tomorrow noon the walls of the Innth floor of tho building will be completed, since work started this morning on pouring teh concrete Into the forms on the final story. Ash Mrs. Rawles Moore will play at the Jackson Parent-Teacher circle tomor row afternoon nnd Mrs. Hays will sing. Election of officers will occur, and im portant buisness will bo transacted. Mrs. M. F. Fields has charge of the social hour. This will be the last bus iness sepslson of the year as BChool closes May the 29th. Quarantine Is Lifted. SEATTLE, April 23. A quaran Earls' Closing Out Sale The following goods are to be sold at auction Saturday,' April 25, at one o'clock, at the Machine Shop, Main Street, Central Point, Oregon: Dressers Tables ; Chairs Beds . Springs Cots -Stoves . Tents Paulina Trunks t Crockery Cooking Utensils Ice Chests Combination Bookcase and Writing Desk Congoleum Rugs Typewriter odd Check Protector ' Screens Carpenter and Garden Tools Oak Buffet - Garden Hose Also many other articles too num erous to mention. We Hare a Real Card Tire for- $8.90 ; F?Se Crantocase Service Jones & Kirkpatrick A Real Service Station MEDFORD N MAIL TRIBUNE,' MEDFORD. OR t r- rj-? ; i y I MOOT PHONE. THE DOCTOR, OH1 HELLO 'DENR - OO. OU f HE PROWLED TO &ENO ME J KNOW THM" NOO 'bL.EPT OVE.R, 'bOHE MtDVCINE.'j ALU THROUGH tsltsCiS4 TFR.' Vll,". FOR-'T LE'b'bOtS AMO PAVSO r i- tine against smallpox which went into effect March 17, requiring all persons entering the . United States from Vancouver, B. C, to be vac cinated, was lifted today. Dirigible Leaves Bermuda WASHINGTON, April 23 The dir igible Los Angeles left Bermuda at 8:57 a. m., today for Lakehuist. . FINDS HHMKF FOR COUGHS Mrs. Nancy Mather, Box 8(i, Rich wood. Ohio. ' writes: "FOLEY'S HONEY & TAR COMPOUND is a fine medicine for coughs and colds, as it helped me when nothing else would." Mothers everywhere demand a reliablo cough remody free from injurious nar cotics. Supplying this demand for fifty yours made FOLEY'S HONEY & TAR COMPOUND one of the largest soiling cough medicines in tho world. Refuse substitutes. Insist upon FO LEY'S. Sold everywhere. HFXP WANTE FKMA US WANTED Girl tor general house work'. Only two fn family. Call at 317 E. Main and ai:k for Jennings. 32 WANTED Kaleslafjies to represent tho Frenrh-Amertcun laboratories In Medford. AHhland. (irants Pnfcs. Will pay 3nlnrv. See or call Miss Harris after 4 o'clock 800 W. Main street. Phono S21-Y. 28 WANTED Competent woman for Koncral housework. Phor.e 524-11. .... 28 WANTED Woman to cook for small family. CJood wapcB. Mrs. O. L. Buhrman, 15 Geneva Ave. 2 8 WANTED SUBCICM-ANISOUS WANTED To rent or lease three or four room houso and Karate, north ..part of city, will wait for vacancy, reliable piirty.-wrlto M. O., caro Mtiil Tl'ibune. . . - .. 30 WANTED TO TRADE Cows for car penter work or tractor. Rox G," Mail Tribune. , ,., ' 28 WANTED LOAN Old established re tail business will pay eight per cent interest for long term loan of $10, 000 or less. Monthly interest pay ments. Itox 51, Mail Tribune. 29 WANTED To exchange, used car for job of plastering. Lester Lord. 1002 West 11th. tf WANTED Frame huilditiK. cheap, to wreck. Box 12, Mail Tribune. 28 WANTED Local and Iodr distance hauling, .lesso Kichnrdson, Central Point Feed Ktore. 83 FOR RENT APAJR-nrENTS FOH KENT Two apartments, til l W. Tenth street. Five rooms, back and front porches. All new paint. Phone 939 or 1149. 30 hlghwny. Reward $5. ; Phono 1 452-X ! ''O FOR RENT Furnished apartment, "-- room and garage. 604 W. 10th. 27tf 1 ' po1 SALE POIITntl AND KCGS FOR RENT Modorn furnished apart- ment, electric range. Adults. Phone FOH SALE H. I. Red eggs. Phono 504-R. tf 639-J-2. 28 FOR RENT Nlco . thoroughly fur- FOR SALEO. A. C. Barred Rock nlshed modern apartments. Hotel eggs for hatching. Phone 201-.I. Hnllnnd. Phone 710. tf tf FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS ARE i' MIV5 Medford Realty Board , ocaoi: I EH O IvAKQppwwNUyi n ocaoi ' We Solicit Tour- , REAL ESTATE BUSINESS In All Its Branches , SALES :: RENTALS :: LOANS INSURANCE Bungnlows New, double construction throughout, oak floors, fireplaces, garage, cement driveway. Easy terms.- v . ; BROWN & WHITE AGENCY, Inc. 12 East Main 8t mapl park at city limits " 50.0 CftH Two-acre tracts J400 to 60O $60 caSi, 10 per nionth. Tine alfalfa and garden land, partly In alfalfa; irrigated; beautiful high building sites. This is the best we will be able to offer in small tracts. Within tho next ten days we expect to place someono on every one of these two acre' tracts. If you want to locate In this sub-division, see us at once. So. Central J. C. BARNES, Heal Estate , . Phone S09 or 4474.-2 WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED Tractor -or truck driving job. ExperiAnredv. W. It. Robert son, 15 Welch -street. 30 WANTED Woman fo rgeneral hmiso work; .hnVf.-day1. Phono 21i0-L. It WANTED Young lady to attend switchboard, Apply in person. Ho tel Medfortl. tf WANTED mowing. Gardening Phone 376-M. and lawn WANTED Work ns foreman on or chard, 15 years' experience. Good reference. Call 611-R-4. J. A. Wil son. 20 WANTED Position as assistant 20 seamstress. Call 1077. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT Furnished house, quire at 515 South Riverside. TO KENT Four roomed partly fur nl.shed house. Phono C12-1V after 6 o'clock. ' 29 FOK KiSNT-Housea, Brown White FOH RENT FUnxitiHRll ItOOMS FOli ItENT Modern sleepins rooms. hot water, heat. Phono 322. 33 FO RHENT Furnished front room. Close to batl). Phono 51)4-H. tf FOIl RENT Nicely furnished room. bath, telephone ' and' parage. 021 Palm. 38 FOR RENT Nice Rleeplnn rooms. bath. Men. 245 N. Orape. tf ' FOTV TlKh-K-II OtlSEKEEPINO ROOMS FOIt RENTFurnisheil 1iouseeepllK i"noiti."'AlllHs, 320 Jnckfon St. 3.1 Phone 211, FOR RENT Modorn furnished house keeping .V'roonia. ..TAlectrlo range. Adults. Phona 504-R. tf FOH ItEJfT MISUKLLANF.OUS FOR RENT mFront. -Cabin; men. 44 5 S. .10 LO.ST Hawthorne bicycle, double bar. front tire Goodrich, rear tire vacuum cup. Initial J. it. on' satldlo and John It on under side of frame. Reward, Call CCC-X. 30 LOST 9x12 congoleum rug Riverside. Phone 22-R or on 509. So. 311 LOST Tuesday morning on East Main 'Street, 'child's white furi Phone U66-L.. ,28 LOST Cat, white and gray, 3 op 4 I mlieti Oino 40 ACRE8 DAIRY CHICKEN TURKEY ' RANCH Located close to Hlghwny and River and "25 minutes from Medford,. will make good homesite for someone. Buildings aro fair and liveable, 10 acros alfaira. Can get cheap irriga tion. Price Only 25O0 Will exchango on- City property. : FOUR-SITE REALTY AGENCY- (Walter ri. Levorette) Medford Building M-edford, Ore'. OEZXO THURSDAY, APRTL 2.1, 1925 HUSINKSS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE We will sell our music department, uoou excursive agen cies, including Brunswick. Bues cher and Kinibal lines. The Enders Company, Ashland, Oregon. 30 FOR SALE Restaurant seatlnk 30 people, little mint, in thriving town. - Price f2 500, some terms. Sickness reaeon for soiling- Apply Club Cafe, Chlloquln, Ore. 30 TIMBER AND RANCH LAND cheap. 720 acros of fie and plno saw tim ber' at $t per thousand, stumpafre; . also four small ranches at $26 per acre, all on . South L'mpqua river. Write owner. Oust D. Gorus, Wilo, Doutclas county, OroKon 31 FOR SAt.Ki HOMES FOR SALE New modern 5-room home. Fireplace, plastered, cement foundation, larpo lot, shade, located - on pavement; with all assessments paid. Price ?2S00. 800 cash, bal ance like rent. Chorion A. WIiht. Palm block. Phono 728. 32 LOOK TKL3 OVER if you are seeklnR a home: a rooms, porches, cement foundation, plastered, was or elec tric cooking, few minutes from Med ford Hotel, J2300. This is new paint throughout. $700 cash, balanco Jlke rent. A. C. ltevan. Phono 17-R. ' Palm ImildinB. 28 FOR SAIjE Cheap, good 7-room - houso, $3500-. 6 acres and 4-room bungalow, S2CB0. ' - , SS-rooms f 1 400: $200 down. 4-rnom modern $2250: ft5(0 down. Flno pear orchards !beati. Call 530-L or 1172. . 120 North Front St. 42 FOR RATjlOIf you want a barKaln for cash in a nice house of 5 rooms und . bath, close in. on paved street, all fispossmonla - pa.ttl In full, nice blue :' fc-rass- lawn, friiit trees, roses. Ad- dress Owner, care this office. tf FOR SALEA I'TOSIOBILKS FOR SALE Ford sedan. Owner must sell: Sacrifice for $125 Cash. New ' paint, new upholstery, llassler shocks, good rubbor. Phone Med ford CB6-L. 30 ) FOR SALE Essex four, looks nnd runB liko new. Kix tirost wel' eoulp pod, $600. 123 South Front street. FOR SALE 11124 Jewelt business coupe, Duco finish. Seo it at J 23 South Fronl'strcet. 20 FOR SALE Jewcit touring,, 123 South Front street. $700. FOR SALE Maxwell roadstor, suit able for making delivery or bug. . Hargaln. Address Box A, Mull Tribune. tf -(FOR SALE liulck. 718 W. Main, tf FOIl HALI Ttr.AIj KS VATIC FOH HA TjR OH THAOIO 40 arroH best nlfiilfa Iimd In the Btftte. well Improved, all under water. Will trndo for propnrty In Modford or Afililand. Addrcsa Box C5, Grenada. Cnllf. 2U FOIl HAI.K 100x175 foot lot. 80 ft. north of Dakota on Houth Oukdult-, ?17.rj0. Houso nnd 100 ft. lot on N. Orapo. $2000, Houho and lot on K. Ivy, $2000. 100 ft. lot and Htorti nhe(l on Ko. Nowtuwn. ? 1 500. Ono aoro In I'erryilale, $250; 2 acroH In I'orrylalc and bungalow, $2000. Paving and anHOR8inentH aro paid In full on all this proporty. Soo W. K. or J. A. Thomau, Phono 612-H. 32 FOK HA LIC Frosh cow, ono mflo north Crator JLako highway. Joo Moorft. 32 FOR HAIjK Reasonable, by ownen Cornrr lot on West 6th and Peachi Paved street, nil asscHsmonts paid, sidewalk in. Tel 31 FOK HALE Hanch. 1200. Good cloao In property nt Ashland. Good for chickens or vegetable farm. Box 6 5. Mail Tribune. 29 FOK HALE Cheap, to close estate, 25-acros good 'land, 10 cultivated. Good buildings, Idoal place for poultry. Box 11; nt. 1, Gold Hill. 49 FOK BALK 220 ftcro stock ranch on Trail creek.- No reasonable, offer re fused. T. C. Oalnog. Trail. 3J3 FOR SALB--240 aero fltock ranch, liv ing springs, wood, timber, outsldo range. In foothills, 20 miles north of Medford. Terms. L. Sagar, Mo doo Orchard. 41 FOA KALK Bev'oral farms, good val ues, easy terms, low interest. O. C. Uoggs, Atty for State Land Board. tf SACRIFICE HA L1C 10,000 acres as sorted alfalfa, grain, orchards and Btock ranches. 1 acre tracts and up. Price $5 por acre up. 5 nnd 10 year's time. Ranches for rent and trrhanire. Gold Ray Realty com pnnv, ownnrf. IS N, Grape Nt tf INSURANCE FIRE- -AUTOMOBILE PLATE GLASS ACCIDENT HEALTH "Insuro in tho best companies It costs no more." ' CARL 7. TENOWALD ' Hotel Holland Building ' ""' Member Ilea Ity Hoard Geora'e DOCTOR. t--VE MtriO THE ME.D1CINE FOU SALIC LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 30 ewes. 31 lambs, one buck. Phone U18-W. 30 FOR SALE A few fresh milk cows. Phone 401-J-4. Adolph Schulz. 2'J FOR SALE EiKht Rood loKKlnff or farm horses from $75 to $t.&0 per head. Inquire from Superintend ent of Owen Oregon Lumber Co., FOR v SALE Roi;lstorod Shorthorn boll, beef type, 12 months old: or would trade for registered bull, of same breed. Warren Patterson, Central Point, Ore. Phono 133, Cen tral Point. 28 FOR SALE Six extra Hood fresh cows: also year old Jeraey bull. M. Walsh on South Poach street, .lust outside city limits. 43 FOH SALIO MISIJKIjIiANEOUS ' FOR SALE Riding corn cultivator, orchard. disk harrow, M-lnrh sulky plnw, manure carrier outfit, etl.sil oko cutter and blower, dry wood, work horse. E. 13. Fobs, Talent. 2S FOR SALE at f" stock In tho Farm ers v. Friiiiirowors bank. Seo W. E. Thomas, FOR KALE Educated parrot: also ' 50 ncrcs near RoRue River, 2 miles from hlKhway. Box 20, Mail Trib une. 20 FOR KALE WestlnKbntiso nuto. olee. range, WodKowood steel top range, dining tablo and chairs, 0x12 rugs, beadstead. mattresB and springs, baby bugyy, baby walker,, break fast table. tubs, rocking chair, heating stove. Call 720 W. 11th H(. 28 FOR SALE Olrls' saddle in good con dition. Phone 1144. If FOIt SALE "Rome" bed, springs, .mattress, day bed, 'gateleg table, four leather seat chairs, foidjng iSlllky, bicycle. 322 No. Oakdale. 29 FOIl SALE Haled alfalfa hay. E. O. Vilenn, Phono li-XX-3, Central Point. 30 FOR SALE- No. 4 Sharpies separa tor used 0 months. Good as new. At Snlder's Dairy, or call 4118-11-1. , . tf. FOR KALE Attention! Smith's sum. inpr rates on plno now in effect, $2.75 n tier. Discount on large or ders. Phono 1103; Central Point, 38 X-2. 49 FOR KALE Harloy Davidson niotor rwolo with sido car. Armstrong Mo tors. 29 FOR HALE-Fortlson tractor and -:'iw. Mellotte separalor, new. i nree first class milk cowu. Inquire 51 So. Riverside. 28 FOR SALE Tomato plants. C. Cary, 34I-J-1. Address Talent. lf FOTt BA1.10 nrnn. $2 por sack, 300 Iuh. Monarch Hood Co. ,tm rOH RAMC $2.40 huya numhor 1 Yakima Nottod Goma nt our waru house, free from frost dfimapo and no blnt-k Bpotn which appear In most potatoes shipped from Idaho poIntH, a few cents In nothing- to compnro with quality In huylng po tatoes. Johnson Produce Co., 2 4 1 N. Fir fit. Phono H7. tf Von SALE Baled alfalfa. 28-It-l. tf FOH HAI.E Seed potatoes of early varieties. Hoasonablo Prices. John son Produce Co. - tf FOR RAI.E OR TRADE Autos and furniture.. New phonographs and records half price. 15 N. Orape. tf ncsiNKss mniwrron? FOR INFORMATION Carpenter's Local J MO. pnono Z47-L. Meets nt Smith hall every Friday niKht. 128 North Grapo, between 5th find 6th street. Expert Accountant WILSON AUOITINO CO. B. M. Wil son, C. P. A. Attention Riven ta anything In accounting and Income Tax requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting method. Llb erty Bldg Medford. Phone 167-R. Used Ford Gars That Are . Guaranteed ' , o 30 Days Service If interested in a used car be suro and see us. , t ; , . . 'V. . ' ' C E. Gates Auto Co. PACrrc seven " anus HI'SiM'SS DIRKOTOIir Attorneys EKA.MK8 RE AMES Lawyers, of fice In Liberty Kuildlntf. , Abstractors MURRAY5 BROS. & GREEN Jfrr. Abstracts of Tltlo, Rooms 3 and ( ' No. 32 North Central Ave., upstairs, JACKSON COITNTY AlbSTUACT CO. Abstt-ncts of Title ami Title Insurance. The only coinplote Tltlo System . In Juckson Couuiy. , . . A. B. KELLOGG Abstractor of Titles, Gold Hill, Oregon. Rellnbh) Jackson County Abstractor. ' Over twonty years' experience In th county. Phone C-J-2 OoUl Hill. ' tt linlldlng Snppifea and Rooftop STANDARD ROOFING AND BUILD- WKS atlPPLY CO. I'.ulld up Roof ing, Ashlnnd Granite Top. lQ yearn guarantee. Rest grade of roof pa per cement. Pressed brick, plain and faced wall blocks, foundation ce ment blocks, fire place brick, all colovs. All material Class A. Port land Ronver Cement for Bale. As phalt by ton, barrel or pound, , Tel ephone 738-X. Chiropractic PhyslciniM DR. A. It.' HEDGES Neo-Eclectl Physician. DR. LOUISE B. .HEDGES Nntu.rnpn.thlo Chiropractor.- Mcohano-Thorapy, Spon-. dylotherapy. Food Sciences, Chlro practice. OIClco: -. Htewurt . Ulug.,, r.5 E. Main St. Phnneu: Of(lo 170; Res. 170-J-2. '.' OR. E W. HOFFMAN cniroprnotla - Nervo Specialist. Office hours s-lli, 2-6, 203-20(1 Liberty Rldff. Offlo Phono 6K0. Res. phona 1027. .- Dentists DR. O. J. JOHNHON Lentlst. Phone . Res. 770. Office hours I w, in. 0 p. m. Evening and Sunday .by nppolntment. ; ' , DR. H. E. MURPHY Denllstrr. Dental X-Hny. phono 77,- .offlov Hecbud floor Mudford RldK. ' Fllil!tllt-0 REPAIRING OF ALL KINOH of fur niture, work (lone at your homo o At our shop. A. N. Thlebuult. Tel. -H. ItiMiirniKxi KARL H. TUiMV All for:ii of Insur- unce: Fire, Auto, Life. Accident, Bonds. Phone 402, 209 Liberty Bldg. . Money In Loan J. II. A NDRKWH- Buys and mill mortgages and loans money on good security. 81 N. Grape St. PhoJif B3-M. 240 rz 1 - r pT5 I'inrtrul Director PIGRL KUNlfiKAL HOMK-Cor. Klrth and Oakdale. Ambulance service. Phono 47. Moiiumunts TI 1 K O R KG ON Ci RA N ITS CO. Monuments.' A. Hlckst General Manager. P. M. Kershaw, Bcle Manager, 103 IS. Sixth Bt., Medford. Osteopaths DR. F. G. CARLOW. DR. EVA MAINS CARLO W Osteopathic. Phyalolan . 410-418 Liberty Bid. Phone 004-J-. Rosldenco 20 South Laurel St, IMano Instruction FRED .ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony. Studio 211 ' Liberty Bldg., Phone 72. Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the best equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Book, blndlrv, loose leaf lodgers, billing system, etc. Portlnnd prices. 27 N. Fir HL F trans! or EADB TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 23 North Front St. Phott 316. Prices right. Service guar anteed. DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGE! CO. Anything moved, day or night Service guaranteed. 29 S. Grape, Phono 644, or residence 1090. ', Upholaterliie J. WEIH Upholstery, Manufacturer of overstuffed furniture. Full lln of materials. Draperies made to ordor. We do nil kinds of uphol stering. Wo deliver and will nail and show samples. Phone 103 Jacksonville, Ore. VETERINARY fMEDFOHD VETKRINARY HOSPIT AL, Dr. E. c. McC'ulloch. Graduate Veterinarian. Office consultation free. Corner Orape and Fifth, Med ford, Ore. Phone 1st Day or nlnht. ; Window Cleaners LET OEOnOE DO IT. Wax and pol. Isb your floors, rlenn yoiir- hotiset lanttor service for offices nnd build ings. Oeo. A. Heely. riione Jj. f?4 eSt fY KiJi4