Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 24, 1925, Page 13, Image 13

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TABLE ROCK STARTS
EARLY JO PLAN FOR
CO. FAIR EXHIBITS
TABLE ROCK, April 24. The re
cent wet weather has slowed down
farm and orchard work to some ex
tent, although moat of the seeding was
finished and farmers were getting
ground ready for corn planting.
Spraying for codling moth is being
done in the pear orchards whenever
the weather permits.
There was a meeting at the school
house last Friday night to make ar
rangements for a fair exhibit next fall.
After Bcme discussion, committees
were appointed to handle the work
and at the close of the meeting re
freshments were served to all present.
Many from this plncc attended the
Easter program and services at Cent
ral Point Easter Sunday.
Mrs. M. D. Lydiard Is marketing
soma pice asparagus at the present
time.
A. h. Seabrooke reports that he Is
having fine luck with his electric in
cubator and has some 800 young
chclks that are doing well.
The school children nro planning to !
attepd the field meet next Saturday.
Several strangers from this district
were present nt the Installation of
officers at the Sams Valley' Grange
last', Tuesday night and report an in
teresting time and a good feed.
A crew of men are engaged in con
structing ' irrigation flumes on the
Vykoff ranch.
Chub Hamlin of Medford was a re
cent, visitor in this section.
.. Duripg the meeting nt the scliool
housa last Friday night, Ed Vincent,
local mail carrier, gave a thorough
explanation of the new rules regard
ing increased postal rates, which was
greatly appreciated by those present.
S. M Tuttle has-finished sawing
his apple wood and will seed the land
previously occupied by the orchard to
red clover for pasture.
"The-! Mayfleld cattle were moved
from the upper Table Rock to pasture
on, Dry creek last week.
: j. C. Pendloton is finishing up as
sessment work in this district this
week. We note that stock cows are
being assessed at $25 per head, which
is only a tew dollars less than their
cash value on the open market.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunlap were
members of n party who partook of a
bounteous birthday dinner at the D. R.
Terret home in Central Point last
Wednesday.
This section is being visited almost
dally by auto salesmen from the Med
ford automobile dealers.
Prospects at present are favorable
in thlB section for a good crop of
alfalfa and hay.
Matches From the
Fish Hatchery
Mr. Robertson has been improving
the looks of tho Fish Hatchery
grounds by moving so mo of tho build
in ffs-
Forri- Gordon spent the week end
at home.
A. A, Hollenheak arid Morris and
Marie Smallhausen left the, forepart
of the week to join Mrs.lloUonbeak
at Stayton, Oregon.
Mr. Wells and Hon Norman were
Medford business visitors Monday.
Luke Ryan visited his ranch Sun
day. . '
tJeorge Croft spent Thursday in
Medford. ,
Thelma Franks spent Saturday and
Suhday with her parents in Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Thomas have
returned- home.
S.' V. Hutchison has recently trans
Acted sales for part of his property in
tHIs district.
The , many friends of Mr. Casey
learn with -sorrow of, his recent mis
fortune. While working on the high
way', he quite severely wrenched his
back. '
.' Frank Rtcb and son, and Clarence
Corthell spent tho latter part of last
week with Eugene Ricbo at the Ryan
ranch.
.Tom Carlton was in Medford Mon
day on business. ,
. The -Wells family spent Friday at
Red Blanket. Mr. Wells transacted
some important business.
WANTED
To Buy for Cash
All Your .
Second Hand Furnituri
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UP FATHER
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WICHT WACTCrV
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Bob Harnish and employes are im
proving the condition of the roads in
the Hatchery District.
Roy Hoffman and Lester Phillips
are repairing the Butto Creek fish
racks' after the recent high water.
Asa HoIlenbeaK sold his homo nt
McLeod bridge to Mr, Torrlll.
Vera Casey spent last week end
with Mrs. Franks in Mvdford. Sho is
playing with the Bliss Helno orches
tra. She had the misfortune of hav
ing her saxophone stolen.
Bluine Shirley. George Franks nml
children, Irene and Lee visited Rogue
River ranch Sunday. They stated
that the fine crops of this spring im
prove greatly the appearance of our
district.
Ed Hollenbenk was in Medford
Monday. Wo are pleased to icarn
that his son is well on the way to
recovery.
Willie repairing his hydraulic ram,
Mr. Wells quite seriously injured his
thumb.
Executor's Final Notice.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Jackson County.
In the matter of the Estate of Ann
Maria Beat). Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that tho un
dersigned, R. Vinton Beall, as the ex
ecutor of the estate of Ann Marlu
Beall. deceased, now pending In tho
county court for Jackson county, Oro-
gon, filed therein on the 24th day of
April, 1925, his final account, report
and petition herein, aklng to be dis
charged, and for the allowance of Ills
final-account and report .and for dis
tribution of the assets.
That based thereon, tho' county
court for said county, on the 24th day
of April, 1925, ordered nil persons hav
ing any objection tothe allowance of
said final account and report, and to
the distribution of the property, as
prayed for, and to the dischnrge of tho
executor, to preesnt them before said
court nt vTrrrkiionvIHe," Oregon, onU:e
23rd day of May, 1925, 'at the hour of
ten o'clock, a. m, and requirort this
notice to be' given, and setting said fi
nal account and report for hearing and
final action at said dato.
All persons having any objection to
any of said final account and report,
and such disposition of the assets of
the estate, and to the discharge of the
said executor, or to any of said mat
tors, must make the same at such final
hearing.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this
21th day of April, 192 5.
, It. VJXTON BEALL.
' Executor.
Notice to Creditors.
In the County Court of tho State of
Oregon, for Jackson County. 1
In the Matter of the Estate of H. G.
Pech, Deceased. '
Notice is hereby given that by con
Blderatinn of the county court of tho
State of Oregon for Jackson Count v,
in the .matter of the Estate of H. G.
Pech. deceased, E. R. Pech' was. on
tho fourth day of April. 1925, duly ap
pointed and thereafter qualified as tho
administrator of the estate of said H.
G. Pech. deceased. All persons having
any claims against the said estate are
hereby required to present the same
to the said H. R. Pech as such admin
istrator at Medford. Oregon, or to his
attorneys. Realties & Real lies, at 412
Liberty Building, Medford, Jackson
county. Oregon.
Dated this 23d day of April. 1925.
E. R. PECH,
, Administrator of the Estate of
H. G. Pech, Deceased.
School District , lion (I Election Notice,
for School llstrl!t No. 40, of Jack
am County, Oregon;. ,
State of Oregon, County of Jackson,
School District No. 49.
Notice is "hereby given, that at the
school district bond election hereby
called to be held at the High school
building, in Medford, Jackson county,
Oregon, on May Gth, 1925, in and for
said school district, between the hours
of two o'clock p. m., and seven o'clock
p. m., of said date, there will be sub
mitted to the legal voters of said
school district No. 49, the question of
contracting a bonded indebtedness In
the sum of One Hundred Eighty-five
Thousand (185.000.00) Dollars, and to
Issue its negotiable coupon bonds In
said sum bearing interest at the rate
of five per cent per annum, for the
purpose of constructing and equipping
n high school, or a Unit thereof, in and
for said district, gnd to purchase the
real property necessary for said pur
pose. The vote upon this question shall ho
by ballot upon which there shall be
written the worlds: "Bonds yes"
and '.'Bonds no," and the voter shall
Place a cross (X) between the words:
"Bonds Yes." or between the words
"Bonds No," which - Indicates ' bis
choice.
Polls for tho reception of the bal-
We Have a
Real Cord Tire
for
$8.90 .
Free Csankcase Service
Jones & Kirkpatrick
A Real Service Station
1 ifEt)F6RD - MAIL TRIBUNE, ftfEDFORD, OKECiOy, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1923
I HOPE MX HUbOMD CET& OVER.
Hlb 'bLEEPX blCKtSE'b"? TODM
-co THE CR-'bb MAo TO I2E COT
AJSO THE R.OCib eEACVE.N AMD t"
WANT HIM TO TAKE ME1
OPER . ,, ,.,-
TON) CiHT
lots cast for or against the contrac
tion of said indebtedness, will on said
day and dale, and at the place afore
said, bo opened nt the hour of two
o'clock p. m., nnd' will remain open
until tho hour ot seven o'clock p. ro
of Raid date, at which time the polls
shall be closed. .
lly order of .tho District School
Hoard of School District Number 41),
of Jackson County. Oregon, made on
the 10th day of April, 1925.
I. D .PH1PPS,
Chairman of District School Hoard.
ATTEST: RUTH MANNING,
District Clerk.
Administratrix's Final Notice:
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned administratrix with the will
annexed of the Er-tato of Joshua
Ncalharner, deceased, has filed her
final account in the county court of
Orenon for.Jackuon county nnd the
court has fixed Frldny. May 1st, 1925.
at 10 o'clock lir the forenoon of said
cloy at the court room of Bald court in
tho county court house in the Town of
Jacksonville, Orepon, ns tho time and
place for tho heni-lne of said final ac
count. '
Ail persons Interested are hereby no
tified to miiko or file their objections
to said final account. If any they havo,
ull or before said time.
IDA MAY NEATHAMER,
Administratrix with the will annexed
of the Estato of Joshua Nenthamor,
deceased.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Tractor or truck driving
job. Experienced; W. K. Robert
son. 715 Welch street. 30
WANTED Work as foreman on or
chard. 1 5 years' experience. Good
reference. Call Cll-R-4. J. A. Wil
son. 29
WANTED Position as assistant
seamstress. - Call 1077. 29
nELP WANTun mams
WANTED Man and wife for farm
and orchard work. Box 5 5, Mail
Tribune. 31
DEIiP WANTEto FEMALE
WANTED Competent woman for
cooking and ffoncrnl housework; no
washing. liberal wages. Phone 699.
Mix. D. Rosenberg. - tf
WANTED MlSClf.MjANKOUH
W ANTED To buy Fordson tractor,
must be good condition. Chas M.
English. 1006 So. Oakdale. 31
WANTED Home for registered Jer
sey bull for four months. Call
12-F-2 2. 31
WANTED To rent or lease three or
four room house and garage, north
- part of city, will wait for vacancy,
reliable party, write M. O., care Mall
Tribune. 30
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.' Box 51. Mail Tribune. 29
WANTED To .exchange, used car for
Job of plastering. Lester Lord,
1002. West Ilth. , , tf
WANTED Local and Jong distance
hnuling. Jesse Richardson, Central
Point Feed Etorn. 33
, FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS ARE
' Members Medford Realty Board
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P.
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We Solicit Tonr -
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
; " ' ' In All Its Branches . . 1
8ALE8 :: RENTAL8 :: LOANS :: INSURANCE
Bungalows New, double construction throughout, oak floors,
fireplaces, garage, cement driveway." Easy terms, '".
' - -'
BROWN & WHITE AGENQY, Inc.
12 East Main 8t
MAPLE PARK AT CITY LIMITS
t
-$50.00 CASH
Two-acre tracts $400 to $600 $50 cash, $10 per month. Fine alfalfa
and garden land, partly in alfalfa; irrigated; beautiful high building sites.
This is the best we will be folo to offer in small tracts. Within tho next
ten days wn expect to placo someone 'on overy ono of these two aero
tracts. If you want to locate in this sub division. Bee us at once.
6 8o. Centra! J. C. EAENESReal Estate Phone 419 or 447-L-2
TO THE
FOR RElfT APARTMENTS
"OR RENT Two apartments, 611 W.
Tenth street.- Five rooms, back and
front porches. All new paint. Thone
939 or 1149. 30
FOR RENT Furnished apartment,
room and garage. l)4 ". 10th. 27lf
FOR RENT Modern furnished apart
ment, electric rnngo. Adults. Phone
504-R. tf
FOR RENT Nice thorouKhly fur
nished modern "apartments, Hotel
Holland. Phone pO, . tf
FOR RENT RorSES
FOR, RENT 5-rooni modern bunga
low, unfurnished or partly furnish-'
ed. Phone 482-R or inquire 1021
W. 9th street. , 29
FOR RENT Furnished house. In
quire nt 515 South Riverside. 29
TO RENT Four roomed partly fur
nished house. Phono C12-R after
6 o'clock. 29
FOR RENT Houses, Brown & White.
FOR RENl-
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms. Adults. 32 5 E. Jackson - SI.
Phono 211. 31
FOR RENT Modern furnished house
keeping rooms. Electric" range.
Adults. Phone 504-R. . , ' tf
FOR RENT MISClIiljANBOCa
FOR runt Cabin;
mFront.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE Wo villi soli our music
department. Good oxclusive agen
cies, including ' Urunsviek, Hues
cher and Kimbal lines. Tho Enders
Company, Ashland, Oregon. 80
FOR SALE Restaurant seating 80
people, little mint, in thriving town.
Price (2500, some terms. Sickness
reason for selling. Apply Club Cafe,
Chiloquln, Ore. ' 30
TIMBER AND RANCH LAND cheap.
720 acres of fir and Pino saw tim
ber at $1 per thousand, stumpnge;
also four small ranches at $25 per
acre, all on South Umpqua river.
Writo ownef, Oust D. Gurus, Mllo.
Douglas county, Orogon. 85
ESTRAYED
STRAYED From ranch, light JorSey
yearling heifer. -Merrlinan Bros.
Phono 49S-W. 81
1OST
LOST Hawthorne bicycle, double
bar. front tire Goodrich, rear tire
vacuum cup. Initial J. R. on saddlo
and John R mi under side of frame.
Reward. Call 66C-X. 30
LOST 9x12 congoleum rug on 'So.
Riverside.. Phone 22-R or 509. 30
LOST Cat, white and gray, ,8 or 4
miles north nt Phoenix on Pacific
highway. Reward $5. Phono
452-X. 29
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1
DAIRY CHICKEN TURKEY
RANCH
Located close to Highway and River
and 25 minutes front Medford, will
make good homesite for someone.
Buildings are , fair and liveable, 10
acres alfaira. Can get cheap Irriga
tion. Price Only $2600
Will exchange on City property,.
FOUR-SITE REALTY AGENCY
(Walter H. Leverette)
Medford Building Mtdford, Ore.
V
II
I DON'T KNOW WHO fASACjVE,
VOl PHOSrV COT I'M. OL.V.O
I AOT THKT NFORMNTOtS:
'
FOR RUNT FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT Furnished room and
bath. 711 E. Main, l'hono 108-J-J.
34
FOR RENT Modern sleeping rooms.
hot water, neat, l'hono 422.
FO RRENT Furnished front room.
Close to bath. Phone 504-R. tf
FOR RENT Nice Bleeping rooms.
bath. Men. 245 K. urape. tf
FOR SALE POULTR1 AND EOGS
FOR SALE O. A. C. Barred Rock
eggs for hatching. Phone 201-.T.
tf
FOR SALfei HOMES
FOR SALE New 5-room house Just
finished. Inquire 612 So. Newton.
29tf
FOR SALE New modern 5-room
home. Fireplace, plastered, cement
foundation, large lot, shade, located
on pavement; with all assessments
paid. Price $2S00. $800 cash, bal
ance liko rent. Chnrlcs A. Wing,
Palm block. Phono 728. S2
FOR SALE Cheap, good 7-room
house, $3500.
5 acres nnd 4-room bungalow,
$2650. x
$5-rooms $1400; $200 down,
t-room modern C'2250; $500 down.
Fine pear orchards cheap. Call.
690-L or 372. 126 North Front St.
42
FOR SALE Iff you want a bargain for
cash in a nice house of 5 rooms ami
bath, closo In, on paved street, all
assessments paid In full, nice bluo
gmss lawn, fruit tree's, roses. Ad
dress Owner, care this office. tf
FOR SAM!- AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALIC I'ord sodan. Owner must
sell. Sacrifice for $125 cash. Now
paint, . new upholstery, Hnsslor
shocks, good rubber. Phono Mod-
, lord 600-L. - 30
FOR SALE Essex four looks nnd
runs like new; Six tires, well, equip
ped, $600. 123 South Front street.
20
FOR SALE 1924 Jowett businops
coupe, Dueo finish. ,Seo It ut 123
South Front street. 20
IFOR SALE Jewctt touring, $700.
128 south Front street. 29
FOR SALE Maxwell roadstor, suit
able for making dolivery or , bug.
Bargain. Address Box A, Mr II
' Tribune. '. tf
FOR SALE Rulck. 718 W. Main. tf
XDIt SALE UKAli ESTATE
FOR SALE Building lots on pave
ment, $500 to $750. Acreage, farm
Und timber lands. Now Is the time
to buy. Farms to rent. Hurd Ijand
& Investment ; Co., 402 Medford
Bldg. Tel. 42. 131
FOR ' SALE 3 acres on Pacific
1 Highway, 4 room house, good gar
den soil, $2150, $1150 down. Med-
ford Real lOstate Co. Phone 417. 31
FOR SALE OR TRADE 40 acros
best alfalfa land In tho state. Well
improved, ail under water. - Will
trade for property in Medford or
Ashland. Address Box 65, Grenndn,
Calif. - 29
FOR SALE 100x175 feet lot, 80 ft.
north of Dakota on South Onkdule,
. $1750. House and 100 ft. lot On N.
Grape. $2000. House and lot on 8.
Ivy, $2000. 100 ft. lot nnd store
shed on So. Newtown. $1500: One
"acre bi Perrydale. $250; 2 acres In
Perrydal and bungalow, $2000.
Paving arid assessments are paid Ip
full on all this property. See W. E.
or J. A. Thomas, Phone 612-H. 32
FOR SALE Fresh cow, one ' mllo
north Crater Lake highway. Joe
Moore. i 32
FOR SALIO Reasonable, by owner.
Corner lot on West 9th nnd Peach.
Paved street, all assessments paid,
sidewalk In. Tel 452-L. 31
FOR SALE -Ranch. 1200. Good close
in property, at Ashland. Good for
chickens or vegotublo farm. Box 65.
Mail Tribune. 29
FOR SALE 220 acre stock ranch on
Trail creek. No rcaaonablo offer re-
tuscd, T. C. OalncB. Trail. 34
FOR SALE 240 acre stock ranch, llv.
Ing springs, wood, timber, outside
range, In foothills, 20 miles north of
Medford. Terms. L. Hagar, Mo
doc Orchard. 41
FOJt SALE Several farms, good val
ues, easy terms, low lnbsrnat. O. C.
Boggs, Atty for State Lund Board.
. " tf
SACRIFICE SALE 10,000 acres as
sorted alfalfa, grain, orchnrds and
f 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
psny. owners. 15 N. Grape St tf
INSURANCE
FIRE
-AUTOMOBILE
Dl ATc nt Aaa
ACCIDENT HEALTH
"Insure in the best- companies
It costs no more."
CARL Y. TENGWALD
Hotel Holland Building
MeuibPTRealty Board
B;r Xjreorg'e McManus
ILL. KEEP
THE. -oPRMSCi
FEVER.: '
D J 925 by Int-l Featurk Service.
Grent Britain righta reserved.
FOR SALE Chonp. to closo estate,
25 acres good land, 10 cultivated.
Good buildings. Ideal placo for
poultry. Box 11, III. 1. Gold Hill.
49
FOR SALE Thoroughbred registered
German Police pup, prize winning l
stock, choice colors. Iteasonanle
prices. M. A. Ketton, P. O. Ilox 624,
Rosehurg, Ore. 34
FOR SALE 30 ewes. 31 lambs, one
buck. Phono 918-W. 30
FOR SALE A few fresh milk cows.
Phono 401-J-4. Adolph Schulz. 29
FOR SALE Eight good logging or
farm horses from $75 to $151 per
head. lnqulro from Superintend
ent of Owen Oregon Lumber Co.,
'FOR SALE Six extra good fresh
cows; also yoar old Jersey bull, M.
Walsh on South Peach street, just
outside city limits. 43
FOR SAlitC MISCKI.IjANEOUS
FOR SALE Ice box, 50 lb. Merrick.
Servlco Stores, Inc. 34
FOR SALE At 85 stock In the Farmers
A Fruitrrowers bank. See W. E.
Thomus. 34
FOR SALE Tungar charger for both
'A" and "B" batteries. 213 Bcatty.
30
FOR SALE Now White electric cab
inet sewing machine A bargnin at
$100. Terms. Mason Motor Cu. 81
FOR SALE Choice first cut nlfalfa.
Phono 508-R-2. 31
FOR SALE Raby chick food, $3.80
per hundred. Monarch Seed Co.
.. 34
FOR SALE ;Hotpolnt automatic elec
tric range and water heater; Prac
tically new. 125 Cottngo. Phono
115(1. . 30
FOR HALE Educated parrot; also
150 acres near Rnguo River. 2 miles
from highway. Box 20, Mail Trib
une. 29
FOR SALE Girls' snddlo in good con
dition. Phone 1144. tf
FOR SALE "Rome" bed. springs,
mattress, day bed, gateleg table,
four leather seat -chairs, folding
sulky, bicycle. 822 No. Onkdnlet 28
FOR SALE Haled alfalfa hay. E. O.
Wilson. Phono , ll-XX-3., Control
Point. 1 30
FOR SALE Attention! Smith's sum
mer rates on pino now In effoct,
$2.75 a tier. Discount on .largo or
ders. Phone 1103; . Central Point,
88 X-2. 1 !' 49
FOR SALE Hnrley Davidson motor
cyclo with sido car. Armstrong Mo
tors. 29
FOR SALE Tomato plants. C. Cary,
341-J-l. Address Talent. ' tf
FOR SALE $2.40 buys number 1
Yakima Netted Gems, at our ware
house, froe from frost etamago and
no black spots which appear in
most potatoes shipped from Idaho
points, a few cents is nothing to
compare with quality In buying po
tatoes. Johnson Produce Co..' 241
N. Fir St. Phone 97. V tf
FOR SALE Baled alfalfa. 28-R-l.
tf
FOR SALE Seed potatoes of early
varieties, treasonable Prices. John
son Producs Co. tf
FOR SALB OR 'TRADE Autos and
furniture. New- phonographs and
records half price. IjN. Orspe. tf
BUSINESS nrrtMTTORY
FOR INFORMATION Carpenter's
jjocai isu. mono Meets
at Smith hall every Friday night,1
128 North Grape, between 6th and
6th street. .
Expert Accountant
WILSON ALDITINQ CO.-" E. Mi Wil
son, C. P. A. Attention given t
' anything in accounting and Income
Tax requirements. Look into our
simplified accounting method. Lib
erty Bldg., Medford. Phone 157-R.
Used Ford Cars
That Are
Guaranteed
30 Days Service
'1
If interested in a used car
be lure and see us.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
(?)
7s- i . B. .
PAOF FIVE -
Inc.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Attorneys
REAMES A REAMES Lawyers, of.
fico In Liberty Building.
Abstract or
MURRAY BROS. & GREEN E
Abstracts of Title, Rooms 8 and I
No. 32 North Central Ave., upstairs.
JACKSON COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.,
Abstracts of Title
and Titln Insurance.
The only complete
Title System III
Jackson County. .,
A. E. KELLOGG Abstractor 6f
Titles, Gold Hill, Oregon. Reliable
Jackson County . Abstractor. Over
twenty years' experience in ths
county. Phone 6-J-2 Gold Hill. tl
Building Supplies and Rooflnff
STANDARD ROOFING AND BUILD
ERS SUPPLY CO. Build up Roof
ing, Ashland Granite Top. 16 years
g-uurantce. Bost grade of roof pa
per cement. Pressed brick, plain and
faced wall blocks, foundation ce
ment blocks, fire place brick, all
colors.- All material Class A. Port,
land Beaver Cement for sale. As
phalt by ton. barrel or pound. Tel
ephone 738-X.
-Chiropractic Physicians
DR. A. R. HEDGTIS Neo-Eolectlo
Physician. DR. LOUISE E.
HEDGES Naturopaths Chiro
practor. Mochano-Thorapy, Spon-
dylothorapy. Food Sciences, Chlro.
practice. Offlco: Stewart Bids
255 E. Main St. Phonos: Oftlo
170; Res, 170-J-2.
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN-OhlropraeMd
: Nervo Specialist. Office hours 9-13)
2-6, 208-206 Liberty Bldg. Offlo
Phono 580. Rob, phone 1027. V
Dentists -
DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dentist. Phon
669. Res. 776. Office hours 9 a.
m. 6 p. m. Evening and Sunday b?
appointment. . ; .- -
DR. H. H. MURPHY Dentistry
Dental X-Ray. Phone 77, oftlo
Second floor Medford Bldg. 1
Film IT nm
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS of fur
niture, work done at your home of
at our shop. A. N. Thlebault, Tel.
969-r. .'; :
Insurance
EARL S. TUMY All forms of Insur
ance: Fire, Auto, Life, Aooldant,
Bonds. Phone 402. 209 Liberty
Bldg.
Money to Loan -
J. B. ANDREWS Buys and sells
mortgages and loans money on good
Security. 81 N. Grape St. Phon
D3-M. ' $48
Fiiiicra! Director
PERL FUNERAL HOME Cor. Sixth
and Oakdale. Ambulance servlao.
Phone 47.
MonnmentM
THE OREGON GRANITE CO-
Monuments. 13. A. Hleks, General
Manager. P. M. Kershaw, 8cles
Manager, 10S E. Sixth St., Medford.
Osteopaths ;
DR. F. a. CARLO W, DR, EVA MAINS
CARLOW Osteopathic Physicians
410-418 Liberty Bid. Phone 904-J-l.
Residence 26 South Laurel St. .
I'lano Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of
Piano and Harmony. Studio ill
Liberty Bldg., Phone 72.
Printers and Publishers . C
MEDFORD PRINTING CO, has til
best equippod printing offloo la
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
looso loaf lodgers," billing system,
etc Portland prices. 21 N." Fir St,
Ftranster
EADB TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 23 North Front 8t. Phono
815. Prices right. Service guar
antoed.
DAVIS TRANSFER ft STORAOB
CO. Anything moved, day or night
Service guaranteed. 29 S. Gripe.
Phone 644, or residence 1000.
Upholstering
J. WEIS Upholstery, Manufacturer
of overstuffed furniture. Full lino
of materials. Draperies made to
ordor. We do all kinds of uphol-
storing. We deliver and will call
and show- samples. Phono- 201
Jacksonville, Ore. '
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VETERINARY
MEDFORD VETERINARY HOSPIT
AL, Dr. E. C. McCulloclf, Graduate
' Veterinarian. Office consultations
free. Corner Grape and Fifth. Med
ford. Ore. Phone 8 69 Day or
night.
Window Cleaners
LET OEOROH DO IT. Wax and pol
ish your floors, clean your houso.
Janitor service for offices and bedd
ings. Geo. A. Seely. I'hvne ,
(Sjf4 Bookman -A,ve, . ,
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