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ATEDFORD MXTE TRIBUNE, fttEDFOftD, OKECiOX, SATURDAY, APRIL 25. 192.1
p:ge five
BRINGING UP FATHER
By Qeorg'e McManus
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1 A CLOSE CONTEST
' ' BERLIN.' April 25. (lly the Asso
(dated Press.) Former Chancellor
; Marx, choice of tho Weimar coalition
4 or republican bloc, and Field Marshal
, : WHS Hlndenburg, champion of the
Ptoftles of the united right, today were
; onlhe last stretch of their race for
' the'presldency of the German republic,
; with neither expected to have walk
a aways In tomorrow's polling. Political
I leaders say 'the' result Is fully as prob-r-
lematic as was the contest, in the
I,. United States between Charles Evans
,' Hughes and Woodrow Wilson In 1916.
f : With no. tangible figures or other
! data available, speculators are occupy-
ing themselves with guessing nt the
(; whereabouts of stay-at-home votes and
! the oxtont to which Von Hlndenburg
will profit by ballots cast for conipll-
t mentnrv nr Rentimentnl reasonR.
.' Previous electiou statistics wholly
:. fail to suggest a basis for computa
tion as tomorrow's balloting will pro
ceed to a large extent under coihplote
disregard of party lines. It the total
vote falls below 28,000,000, which is
10,000,000 loss than tho ' number of
qualified voters In Germany, It Is be
lieved that Dr. Marx will command a
'safe majority. On the other hand, if
the turnout nf voters ndvanneR the
iotal poll to more than 30,000,009
Mthere is belief that . Von Hlndenburg
f will benefit by tho Increase.
j, Tho field marshal's managers .are
?v depending on his popularity as a war
M hero and his reputed non-partisanship.
i Even if the republican bloc is vie-,
t torious, It still will bo opposed by a
. strong minority in 'Germany's post
f! election developments, while, on the
!k other hand, tho election of Von Hin
? denburg. his opponents say, would
presage Internal political nnd economic
, ramifications' and possible foreign re-
actions which they shrink from con-
,' templating. .
I '"With only throe candidates on the
5. official ballot, the third being the
I communist, Ernst Thaelmann, a trans-F-'port
worker of Hamburg, the official
' , result is expected to be available ten
u hours after the polls close:
BIG BOOZE SEIZURE
i
I A uANAUAN L Nt
NEW WESTMINISTER. IJ. C,
iril 25. Cooperation between Cana-
n and American customs officials
South Alder Grove on the interna-
k t ion ul boundary line resulted in the
arrest of four Americans and the seiz
oure of three automobiles loaded with
faty cases of whiskey and BOO bottles
of: beer, customs officials revealed
here 'today. .
The Markets
" Livestock.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aoril 25. Live-
f. stock nominally steady. Cattle, com
pared with week ago: bteers, toe
higher; she-stock, 25c to 50c higher;
bulls and calves, steady. Week's bulk
prices: Beet steers, $8 to $10; top.
$10.25; cows and heifers. $6.50 to
$8.65; odd head of heifers, $9; canners
and cutters, $2.50 to $fi; bulls, $4 to
$6.50, with a few nt $G; best light
veal calves, $10.50 to $11; others $5
.to $10.
ri Hogs Compared with" week ago:
I futchers, 10c to 25c lower; packing
fsowR. 50c to $1 lower; slaughter pigs
and feeders, steady. Week's bulk
prices: Desirable weight butchers,
$13.50 to $13.75: top Monday, $13.90;
ton Friday, $13.55 ; packing sows.
$10.75 to $11.50; slaughter pigs, $11.50
to $12; a lw strong weights. $12.50;
feeders, mostly $10.50 to $10.75; a few
at $11. ,
; Sheep Receipts 'or the week most
Ir spring lambs; closing, $1.25 higher
tho week ago. Bulk for week. $15
WANTED
To Bay for CaBh
All Your
Becond Hand Furnitura
MOfcDOrF WOOU
aged stock arrived to test values.
EgQs.
PORTLAND, Ore., April 25. Errs
Steady; firsts lc higher; current re
ceipts, 25Wc; pullets, 23 (5 24c;
firsts, 25254&c; henneries, 2620V4c
delivered Portland.
Butter,
PORTLAND, Ore.. April 25. Butter
Easy; extra cubes, city 40Msc;
standards, 40c; prime firsts, 40c;
firsts, 30c; undergrades, nominal;
prints, .43c; cartons, 44c.
Butterfat Steady. Best churning
cream, 40c net shippers' track in zone
No. 1; 42c delivered Portland.
Poultry.
PORTLAND, Ore, April 25. Poul
try EaBy. Heavy hens, 23 24c;
light, 2223c; broilers, 3840c.
Onions and Potatoes.
PORTLAND. Ore., April 25. Onions
Scarce and higher, $3.90 (61 4.15.
Potatoes Old, scarce and highor,
$2 2.15.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Or., AprH 25. Wheat
bids: Hard white. Mucstom, banrt
SI. 55; soft. white SI. CO; western white
$1.48; hard winter St. 50; northern
spring SI. 52: western red 51.49; J3I313
hard white $1.80. '
- Today's car receipts Wheat 29;
flour 2; oats 2; hay 4. ' ,
San Francisco Butterfat.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25. Butter
tilt, f. o. b. San Francisco, 4.GV4C ., '.'
.TEe-Screteri.
HuiK'h Ciitlcrluti Tonight.
A sparkling v coniei;y.i "Never Say
Die." Btarrlni? Douglas MurLe.in, is
the bill tit Hunt's Cratorian tonight.
MacLenn has a brand of comedy all
his own. ,
The screen ( version is , even more
thrilling and ' funny than the stage
play duo. to the wider scope of the mo
tion picture camera and a perfect
continuity. The tempo mounts into
faster and faster action until tho last
burst of hilarious laughterin tho final
scenes. -: ' ' ''
Coining Sunday at CmteWan. .
A motion picture without a "juven
ile" or a "flapper!"- This -.is "Inez
From Hollywood," which comes to
Hunt's Craterlan tomorrow matinee.
The principal roles are played by Anna
Q. Nllsson and Lewis S. Stone. The
picture is, primarily, an lntimnte view
into tho hearts and lives of tho Holly
wood film folks.
At the Klallo.
The Rlalto theatre's attraction for
tomorrow is Wesley Barry in "Rat
tling Runyan." In it the freckled kid
Is lubrication insurance on
your motor! Our new
VELVOIL
25c Per Quart
gives perfect lubrication under
all conditions.
Armory Service Station
Pac. Highway at Jackson St.
We Have a
Real Cord Tire
for
$8.90
... , t
Free Crankcase Service
Jones 4 Kirkpatrick
A Real Service Station
i B'T 60LLV-lTb ONE three a.m. 1 Kx-Ooc: bErsO EL J"
INTHEMORMIN'W ' x-v ' .NOT r HSK OF NE OVER OME K3T
illii
VUl -J VaiiJ -V-B 'Croat Britain rights reserved. "(5
in a garage mechanic who gives a
lightweight champion of the ring a
trimming that gent doesn't care to
boast about.
Directed with ' a whimsical touch
of humor and played by an ideal cast,
"Wine of Youth," whjch closes tonight
provides nn evening of fast and furious
entertainment.
The cast includes Eleanor Tlonrd
man, Pauline Garon, Ben Lyon, Wil
liam Haines, William Collier, Jr., and
many others.
Alburtus, the miracei man, appears
i nperson at Kinlto theater beginning
tomorrow.' Ask him If you want to
know, all about everything.
Splendid Comply Tonight.
If shrieks of laughter and wiping of
eyes from laughing have anything to
do with the success of a production,
then it is quite assured that "Peggy's
Wild Man," as presented by Frank &
King was a distinct hit. It is one of
thoso fast traveling comedies with the
laughs so numerous that one has no
time to think of anything ejpe.
This bill closes tonight and tomor
row they present the western drama,
"Tho Girl of Blacksnnke Ranch."
Plenty bf good scats: Specialties be
tween acts.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Tractor or truek driving
jn'b. ' Experienced. W. It. llobort
Himi T15 Welch street. 30
XlEIiP WANTKli MAIiK
AV ANTED Man and wife, for farm
. nnd orchard work. Box 5ii, Mall
Tribune. 31
II ELI WANTEI FEMALE
WANTED Competent woman for
oookhiK and Renernl hnuFowork: no
washing. Liberal waea. Phono 6!!.
Mrfj. D. Rosenberg. tf
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Dressmaking. Tho latest
in ensembles, sport clothes and tail
ored drerses. Upstairs, 518 So. Oak
dale. Phono 980. 30
WANTED To buy Fordson tractor,
muHt be good condition. Chas M.
English. 1006 So. Oakdale. .81
WANTED Homo for registered. Jer
sey bull for lour - mouths. Call
12-F-22. 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 To exchange used car for
Job of plastering. Lester Lord,
1002 West 11th. ' . tf
WANTED-; Local and long distance
hauling. Jesse Richardson. Central
Point Feed Rtore. 33
FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS ARE
Members Medford Realty Board
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We Solicit Tour
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
In All Its Branches
8ALE8 :: RENTALS :: t. LOANS t! INSURANCE
Bungalows New, doublo construction throughout, oak floors,
fireplaces, garage, cement driveway. ; Easy terms. .
BROWN & WHITE AGENCY, Inc.
12 East Main St '
MAPLE PARK AT CITY LIMITS
. 8)50.00 CASH , .:' ''.-;'
Two-acre tracts $400 to $600 $50 cash, $10 per month. Fine alfalfa
and garden land, partly in alfalfa; Irrigated; tjjutiful high building sites.
This Is the best we will he able to offer in small tracts. Within the next
ten days we expect to place someone on ever' one of theso two aero
tracts. H you want to locate In this subdivision, see us at once.
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t 80. Central J. 0. BARNES, Real Estate Phone 409 or 447-L-2
FOIl RENTw APARTMENTS FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT Two room apartment. FOR RENT Furnished room and
garage, largo ground. C16 N. Cen- bath. 711 E. Main. Phono 10S-J-2.
tral. 31 34
FOR RENT Furnished apartment. FOR RENT Modern sleeping rooms.
1010 Court stroet. Phono 117-H. . hot water, heat. Phone 222. 83
81 '
FO RRENT Furnished front room.
FOR RENT Two apartments, 611 W. Close to bath. I'hone C 04-11. tf
Tenth street. Flvejroonis, back and " 1 1 '
front porches. All new paint. Phone FOR P.ENT Nice Bleeping . rooms,
939 or 1140. - so bath. Men. 245 N. Grape. tf
FOR RKNT Furnished apartment. Fon 8ATjF( PoUTTIl! AND EGGS
room and garage. 004 W. 10th. 27tf o-rwwv -
FOH RENT-Moflern furnished'alrT:- FOJL .ohMehinrT' PhoT soTj
mom. electric range. Adults, i'hone tor hatching. Phone 201-J.
,50-i-n. tt , ,, Jii,
POTt RKNT Nice thoroughly fur- I'Olt BAlMr noMES
nlshi'd modern apartments, Hotel -
llollnnd. I'hone 710. tf Foil SALK Hy owner. - Five room
- . . " "' . zr furntHhed bungalow. JS500; only
$1500 cash, llalanco less than
rort ItEXT norBES re,,t: might consider good ear or
" " TrT"m" "V" . " L " - ' smaller hmue as part payment. Call
I OH .RKNT 5-room Illodorn hllngu- ,lt Medford Kxchangi!, 211 West
low; unfurnished or pnrtly furnish- aiuin ' 31
ed. Phono 482-U or Inquire 1U21 -- '
W. ath street. 80 FOR SALE New B-room houso just
FOR RENT Furnished five room
bunualow, nnd RlcepliiK porch, elec
tric raiiKO. Inquire nt MedfOrd Ex
chailKe. 211 WeHt aMln. 31
FOR RENT Hounes, Brown & White.
FOR ltEJi1 -
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT Furnidhed houaokoeplnK
rooms. I'ront rooms, ground floor.
229 N. Ivy street. " ao
FOR RENT Modern furnished house
keeping rooms. Electric ranKe.
Adults. Phone 604-R. tf
VOn RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOIl RENT Cabin; ' men. 445 8
mFront. ' - 30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOH PALE Wo Will sell our music
department. Uood exclusive agen
cies, Including .Hrunswlnk, Rues
'cherrtnd Klmhal linos. The Enders
Company, Aolilnnd, Oreiron. 3D
FOR SALE Restaurant seating 80
people, little iSiint, in thriving town.
Price $2500, some terms, sickness
mason for selling. Apply Club Cafe,
Chlloquln, Ore. ' 80
TIMBER AND RANCH LAND cheap.
720 acres of fir and pine saw tim
ber at $1 per thousand, stumpage;
also four small ranches at $25 por
acre, all on South Umpqua river.
Write owner, Out D. Gurus, MIlo,
Douglas county, Oregon. 35
ESTRAYKD
STRAYED From ranch, light Jersey
yeaning neiror. Merriman Bros.
Phone 498-W. 31
1X3 RT
LOST Hawthorno blrynle, . double
bar. front tire Goodrich, roar tire
'vacuum cup. Initial .1. R. on saddle
and John It on tinder stdo of frame.
Reward. Call 680-X. ' 30
LOST 9x12 congoleum rug on So.
Riverside. Phone 22-R or R09. 30
30E
40 ACRES
DAIRY CHICKEN TURKEY
RANCH '
Located close to Highway and River
and 25 'minutes from Medford, will
make good homesite for someone.
Building!) are fair and liveable, 10
acres alfalfa. Can get cheap Irriga
tion. 1 Price Only $2500
Will exchange on City property.
FOUR-8ITE REALTY AGENCY '
' (Walter ri. lioverette) t .
Medford; Building Medford, Ore.'
II
FOR SALE Now modern 5-room
home. Fireplace; plastered, cement
foundation, larjre lot, shnde, located
on pavement; -with all assessments
; paid. Price $2800. $300 cash, bal
ance like rent. ' Charles A. Wlntf.
Palm blouk. Phone 728. 32
FOR SALE Cheap, good 7-room
nouse, tabuu,
. 6 acres and 4-room bungalow;
$2060. 1
?6-room's $1400; $200 down.
. 4-room modern $B2B0; $500 down.
Fine pear on'hnrds cheap. . Call
690-L or 872. 120 North Front St.
42
FOR SALK If you want a bargain for
cash In a nice houso of 5 rooms and
bath, close In, on -paved street, nil
; assessments paid In full, nice blue
grasa lawn, fruit t;eos, rosea. Ad-
dresa Owner, care this dfflce. tf
FOIt KALI
-AUTOMOBILES
FOR' SALE
Flr. -1924 Ford coupe. 10 S.
36
FOR SALE Ford touring, 1917, over
hauled and painted. For quick sale
$65. Box R. T., Tribune. 80
FOR SALE Ford sedan. Owner must
' sell. Sacrifice for $125 cash. New
paint, new upholstery, Hassler
shocks, good rubber. Phono Med-
. ford 060-L. -.. ' " 30
FOR SALE Mnxwnll roaditer, suit
able for making delivery or bug.
Bargain. Address Box A. . Mf ll
Tribune. . ' tf
FOR RALE Hulck. 718 W. Main, tf
I'Olt SALE HbUi ESTATE
I.
;irOR KAMA on TllAhK tin (inn-li-.
i rlgated ranch for 53000, 10 years'
timp. , Adjoins town. . uold Ray
Rcalty'Co. ." ' 30
FOR SALE Hulldlng lots on pave
ment. $600 to $760. Acroago, farm
and tlmbor lands. Now is the time
to buy. Furma to rent. Hurd Land
,. & Investment Co., 402 Medford
Hldg. Tel. 42. 31
FOR SALE 3V4 ncres on Pacific
Highway, 4 room houso, good gar
den soli, $2160, $1150 down. Med
ford Real Estate Co. Phono 417. 81
FOR SALE 100x175 feet lot, 80 ft.
north of Dakota on South Onkdale,
' JI750. House and 100 ft. lot on N.
-Grape. $2000.- Houso and lot on K.
Ivy, $2000. 100 ft. lot nnd store
shed on So. Newtown, $1600. One
aero In Porrydalo, $250; 2 acres In
Perrydnlo and bungalow, $2000.
. Paving and assessments are paid in
fllll on all this property. See W. E.
or J. A. Thomas, Phone 012-H. 32
FOR SALE Fresh cow, one mile
north on Orator Lake highway. Joo
Moore. - ' ' '' "32
FOR SALE Reasonable, by owner.
Corner lot on West 9th nnd Peach.
Paved atreet, all assessments paid,
sidewalk In. Tel 4 52-L. 81
FOR BALK 220 acre stock ranch on
Trail creek. No reaaonnhle offer ro
fused. T. C. Oalnes. Trail. 30
FOR SALE 240 acre stock ranch, liv
ing springs, wood, timber, outside
range, in foothills, 20 miles north of
Medford. . Terms. L,. Sugar, Mo-doc-
Orchard. 41
FpJt SALE Sevorol farms, good val
ues, easy terms, low Interest. O.. C.
Boggs, Atty for State Land Board.
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SACRIFICE BALE 10,000 acres as
sorted alfalfa, grain, orchards and
stock ranches. 1 acre tracts and
up. Price $6 per acre up, S and 10
year's time. . Ranches for rent and
exchange. Gold Ray Realty com
pany, owners. IS N. Prape at tf
FOTt SALE MVESTOOK
FOR SALE Gentle saddle pony with
saddle nnd'-hrld'e. - Bargain. Call
217 Liberty Building. 31
TRADE
Two houoes in Medford, close In,
on paved street, for 10 to K acres
Improved property near Medford...
CARL Y. TEVGWALD
Hotel Holland Building
Member Realty Board
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Must sell, 3 faultless St.
Mawua registered Jerseys. Fresh
eow, " male calf, yearling heifer,
bred.' 3!)1 Reach street, Ashland.
33
FOR SALE Cheap, to close estate,
2; acres good land. 10 cultivated.
Good buildings. Ideal place for
peultry. Rox 11, Rt. 1, Gold Hill.
49
FOR SALE Thoroughbred registered
Gorman Pollco pup, prize winning
stock, choice colors. Reasonable
prices. M. A. Ketten, P. O. Uox 024,
Itosoburg, Ore. ' 84
FOR SALE 30 ewes. 31 lambs, one
buck. 1 Phone B18-W. 30
FOR SALE Eight good- logging or
farm horses from $75 to $150 per
head. Inquire- from - Superintend
ent of Owen Oregon Lumber Co.,
FOR SALE Six extrn good fresh
cows: also yoar old Jersey bull, M.
Walsh on South Peach atreet, Just
outside city limits. ' 43.
FOR SALtt MlSCffiLl-iAXEOUS
FOR SALE 0 volt, 11 pinto auto bat
teries, 1 ' year guararitoe, $10.75.
Phoenix Battery Shop. 35
FCiR SALE Household goods, 4 Vj
- miles north oon Crater Lake High
way, 14 mile oast to llox'88. 31
FOR SALE Cabbage plants. John
, Maee, one-hnlf mile west Central
Point. 30
FOR SALE Ice box, CO lb. I-Icrrick.
Servlco Stores, Inc. i ' - 34
FOR KALE At 85 stock In. tho Farmora
& Frullrrowora bank. See Y, E.
Thomas. 34
FOR SALE Tungar charger for both
A" and "B" butteries. 213 Bcatly.
- 30
FOR SALE Now Whlto electric cnb
Inet sewing machine. A bnrgnln at
$100. Terms. Mason Motor Co. 81
FOR SALE Choice first cut alfalfa.
Phone 508-K-2. 31
FOR SALE Ilaby chick food, $3.80
. per hundred. Monarch Soed Co.
' 34
FOR SALE Hotpolnt automatic eloc.
trie range and water heator. Prac
tically new. 125 Cottugo. Phone
1160. 30
FOR SALE Girls' saddlo In good con
dition. Phone 1144. tf
FOR SALE Baled alfalfa hay.' E. O.
wnson. , i-nono it-AA-ii, central
Point. "30
FOR SALE Attention! Spilth's sum
mer rates on pine now la effoct,
$2.7 5 a tior. Discount on largo or
dors. I'hone 1103; Central Point,
38 X-2. 49
FOR SALE Tomato plants. C. Cary.
341-J-l. Address Talent. 'tt
FOR SALE $2.40 buys number 1
Yakima Netted Gems at our wore
house1, free from frost damage arid
no black' spots which appear In
most potatoes shipped from -Idnho
points, a few cents Is nothing to
, compare with quality In buying po
tatoes. Johnson Produce Co.. 241
N. Fir St. Phone 97. tf
FOR SALE Baled alfalfa, 28-R-l.
" tf
FOR SALE Seed potatoos of early
varietios. treasonable t'rlces. John
son Produce Co. , tf
FOR 8ALB OR TRADB Autos and
furniture.' New phonoornphs and
records half prlco. 16 N. Orape. tf
business nmrwrroRY
FOR INFORMATION Carpontor's
jjocri jsqu. mono Z47-L. Meets
nt Smith hall every .Friday night,
128 North Grape, between 5th and
6th streets.
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. tl. Wil
son, C. P. A. Attention given ta
anything In accounting and Income
Tax requirements. Look Into our
simplified accounting: method. Lib
erty Bldg.. Medford. Phone 1B7-R.
V.T :
Used Ford Cars
' That Are
Guaranteed
30 Days Service
If interested in a used car
be lure and see us.
C, E. Gates Auto Co.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Attorneys
REAMES & REAM KS Lawyers, Of
fice in Liberty Building.
Abstractors
MURRAY BROS. & G R E K N E
Abstracts of Tltio, Rooms 3 and 6
No. 32 North Central Ave., upstairs.
JACKSOV OOtTNlV
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts nf Title
niifl Title Insurance.
Tho only complete
Title S y s t o 111 . In
Jackson County.- , .
A. E. KELLOGG Abstractor 0
, Titles, Gold Hill, Oregon. Reliable
Jackson County Abstractor. Over
twenty ' years' experience' in , th.
county. Phone O-J-2 Gold Hill. tt
Building Supplies nnd Roofing
STANDARD ROOFING AND BUILD
. ER3 SUPPLY CO. Build up Roof
' lug, Ashland Granite Top. 16 years
guarantee. Best grade of roof pa
per cement. Pressed brick, plain and
faced wall blocks, foundation 'ce
ment blocks,' firo place' brick, all
. colors. All material Class A. Port-
land Beaver Cement for salo. Ab
phalt by ton, barrel or pound. Tel.
ephone 7SK-X.
Chiropractic Physicians
DR. A. R. HEDGES Neo-EoleotlO
Physician. DR. LOUISE B.
HEDGES Naturopathic Chiro-
, praetor. Mochano-Therapy, Sp'on
dylothornpy. Food Sciences, Chiro-
practice, office: Stewart Bldtf.,
255 H. Main St. Phones: Of flea
170; Res. 170-J-2.
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN. onlropraotlo
Norvo Specialist. Office hours 9--1S,
2-6,, 203-200 Llborty Bldg. Offlo
Phono 6x0. Res. phone 1027.'- -
Dentists
DR. O. J. JOHNSON Dontlst. Phon
060. Res. 770. Office hours 8 1
m. 0 p. ni. Evening and Sunday br
appointment. -
DR. H. E. MURPHY Dentlstrf.
Dentnl X-Ray. Phone 77, offlee
Second floor Medford Bid.
Fnwitturo
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS Of fur-
nlturo, work done at your home oi
. at our Bhop. A. N. Thlebault. Tel.
II0?-R. ........ - ..
Insnranoe
EARL S. TUMV All forms of Insur
ance: Fire, Auto, Life. Acoldent,
Ronds. Phono 402. 209 Liberty
Bldg. . '
Money to Ixinn
J. B; ANDREWS Buys and soils
mortgages and loans money on good
t security. 31 N. Grape St., Phone
6S-M. 246
Funcrnl Director
PERL FUNERAL HOME Cor. Sixth
and Oakdale. . Ambulance service. .
Phono 47. .
' Monuments
THE OREGON GRANITE! CO.
Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Goneral
Manager. P. M. Kershaw, Seles
Manager, 103 E. Sixth St., Medford.
tf
Osteopntlis
DR. F. a. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS
' CARLOW OBtoopathlo Physlolane
,410-418 Llborty Bid. Phono 004-J-l.
Residence 2tl South Laurel St.
Pluno Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher or
Piano and Harmony. ' Studio 211
Liberty Bldg., phone 72. " .
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PUINTINO CO. has tlio
best equipped printing office 'In
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
Bto. Portland prices. 27 N. Fir St
Ftrnnster
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 22 North Front St. Phone
316. Prices right. Servloe guar
antoed. j .-
DAVIS TRANSFER STORAQB
CO. Anything moved, day or nl(ht
Service guaranteed. 29 S. Grape,
Phone 644, or resldenco 1080.'
Upholster! njr
J. WEI8 Upholntery, Manufacturer
of overstuffed furniture. Full Uni
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.
VETERINARY
MEDFORD VETERINARY HOSPIT
AL. Dr. E. C. McCulloch, Graduate
Veterinarian. Office consultations
free. Corner Grape and Fifth, Med
ford. Ore. Phone 369 Day or
night.
Window Cleaner
LET GEORGE DO IT. Wax and pol
ish your floors, clean your house,
Janitor service for offices and build
ings. Geo. A. Keely. I'hone 1173,
824 Beekman Ave,