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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD Mm, TRIBtTE, MEDFORD, ORECiOX, MONDAY, MAY 7, 5923. pige Seven BRINGING UP FATHER . . . . . . By George McManu? iirsixi:ss imtKcroRY Ahstriiottira HUHUAY ABSTRACT CO. Ab Ntract.4 of Title, Tltlo ItiHUrunce. ' ltonmH 3 nnd 5, No. 32 North ..Central Vvo.. upntaii-H. 1M Ml uaZi fAC'KSOV CO. A HSTK.VCT ' CO. AhtrmtH of Titla mid Tilln InMir. uiu'if. Tho only roiiiplrio Tltlo SyHU'iu in Jack sou Coimiy. A. K. KKI.l.lKKl Abstracter of Titles. III. 2. linx Kl'i, Medtord, Drt'tfon. Ki'liublfl JackHon Cuun ty A bHlrittrtt'i. Twonly.f iRht years fxporienco and near forty years In tho county. Special work only. tf ftluo Prlnlors ! i AROUMD HERE OR HE'LL , j. Y J OCUL 1 SaMLV oE P 5 PLAY IT- IT'-) OE-OfJ THWKTHAO" rwV . . x UA . fy?T7r 951??? PIMtlr THE HARDEST TO H APPUAUD.H.M. J -IUj.t Cf .yTP OOVOUKMOW UPTO JKi) . - lidSM EgM . " m XM '4 t" OVER- r ' HE STUDIED TIME- Cfe, I TO PLAY- fyll I n'VW J MA I -J Usa CT tfei) B .. I 1 31 O' 1928. by lnt'1 l-tim Service. Inc.' Craic Briuin, tights reserved. E, KJiyiSS S3k T. 7 U . ' - - " ' , . - . 1 i irram 1 v &auxnkXK - i i MUTT AND JEFF i'm a Fiwe guy to Be. Lowei - I'M BfcoKe rjt OF VuORk', r CAN'T evElO TA vV SUeeTlGTO f CRtVZV ABOUT SHOWS. EAGLE POINT Would -be nibbfi-H nVudo an at tempt to rob tlic Klrst Stute bunk Friday nlRlit. this being tho third robbery for Kayle; I'oint this your. Tho iot-.-office lni . been robbed twice with very little kuccchh on tho part of the would-bn robbern. Sat urday morning' the officers dis covered something rather unusual had taken place an soon as tho room waff entered, and upon look ing further' It was discovered Unit the heavy hinge to the large vault door had been disconnected and that all bolts holding crane hinge and outside bolts had been laburi 'ou.sly removed. When looking for a possibles place of entrance tho back door was found unlocked and slightly njar. It was evident that the burglars we're not aware that the door was securely fastened by ten heavy steel bars on the inside of the door In addition to tho holts re moved on the outside. Kven had they gained" entrance to thn vault they would have encountered it' manganese screw door safe that would have kept Ihcm busy for tho remainder of the night. Who ever was so foolish as to attempt itueh a Job received no compen sation for a good deal of work. The h'-lts w h i c h were removed were for tho most part left right handy on the floor In front of tho door, but two small bolts appear to be missing. The large wrench which was evidently used by them wan found in the gross near the bank building, v h t c h was also used to replaco the bolts, which was very thoughtful nf them. The customers of the bank were eomewhat inconvenienced by the delay In opening the vault, wait ing for Deputy Sheriff Paul Jen nings to take finger prints and to replace the bolts. It was felt that the bank was rather fortunate In that no loos whatever was sustained. Often In such cases some property Is de stroyed and Inconvenience is the result. This bank, in common with most banks nowdays. carries insurance protection on their money and se curities nnd vault contents, so that a direct lost would not be felt on the bank or the community even if u robbery were successful. It Is hoped that the largest crowd yet to attend an entertain ment In the new (.range hall will be out for tho church benefit next Friday night. A very splendid program in assured and the cause is a worthy one, so we urge upon you to purchase your tickets and help that much even If you might be prevented from going for some reason or other. The price of ad mission Is 50c for adults and 15c for children. The first part of the program will -be the cantata, "The Childhood of Hiawatha" and the second part will be a two-act piny entitled "Mrs. Onkleyu's Tele phone." Kvcrytne who enjoyed this group in the "Spinsters' Club" : and the littro play that followed It will enjoy this program. Two ! musical numbers will be given by i a group of school children. This be two-part singing and will be worth hearing. Those taking part In this entertainment are Mrs. lioyal Hrown, Mrs. Van Scoy, Mrs. Mlttlestedt. Mrs. Wetdman. Mi. Verta Vruett, Mrs. Davie. MrM. flrove. Mrs. lion hum and Mr. and Mrs. Butter. There were fiS ht Sunday school Kunday, which Is new high water mark for this time of the year when people are beginning to make nuto tripn over the week end. A - delegation of 1'hoenii The Displacement of Three Hundred Pounds t Hockeii iwy Bought jcff m ouT jo H CAM TAVS HS 6IRUTO A SHouJl X GoTTi" T h so He'Li. friends carao over to hear Dr. Morgan preach again. California- llaiik KohbctJ KUISS.VO, Cal., May 7. (VP) En tering the First National bank of Laton, at Laton, during the noon hour today, two bandits locked tin cashier, L. It. Vaughn, In the vault and escaped with fcU.uOu. Vaughn was alone. ' .Attention All committees appointed by the several patriotic societies of Med furd, to assist In making arrange ments for proper' observance of Decoration Day on May 30th, are reri Treated to attend Joint meeting at Medford Library on Monday, May 7th at 7:30 p. m. WM. LYMAN, Post Commander. D. 11. GILL. Adjutant. 4C Sheep Owners -Attention! We are in position to pay you nore than anybody for wool-mohair. See tis before you sell. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE, Phone 1002. ' 27 N. Grape St. 3B9tf CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Rotsi 0r word for first Insartlort, 2o; Kth tucoMding IntArtion, 1c: minimum 25o. Indftx your ada with For Sls, For Rant, to., and count theit word a, a wall ta aoh Initial, talaphone number,, tto u word. Claiaiflad ada caih In advano and not hkan ovar phona, union advrtlar haa monthly acoount. No allowance for phona mora. t FOR lCX CHAN WR FOIl EXCHANGE fi acres excel lent soil, 1 mile from Medford, well Improved and clear of en cumbrance to exchange on larger ncreago and pay difference. Price $1000. Seo Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc. 4i TRADE Heal estate for used cars. Williams, 1 1:3 So. Riverside. 50 TRADE House and large lot in Ashland, with GK bearing Eng lish walnut trees, facing Ltthiu park, for house anil lot in Med ford. W. M. Barber, 153 Granite St.. Ashland. H rOR RKft flOUSES FOR RENT Small furnished house In country. Phone R-13-M. 4 7 FOR KENT Good 5-room cottage, bath, garage close in: ?1S per mo. Inquire lift S. Holly. 4K FO R RENT 3 room modern house; range In. 48 N. Orange. FOR RENT Modern 5-room fur . nlshed bungalow. Phono G81-L. 44tf FOR RENT For 3 months, com-j pletely furnished house located i on Siskiyou Heights. Tel. GU-R.I 4j ; FOR RENT House in Everette! Court. West 11th SL: modem.! plenty bul.t-ins.- electric range and water heater, garage, etc. i Phono 238. 43tf j FOR RENT 4 - room modern; house; water paVl; near mill; K0. Inquire 10nu North Cen tral. . 46; FOR KENT 6-room house and' garage, close in. Inquire 20 So. I Fir, upstairs. 41" j FOR RENT 4-room unf irnlshod house; garage. Phone 592-V. 4.71 FOR RENT 7 -room house, corner! 10th and Ivy. $30; water paid. Phone 1042-W. 46 i FOR RENT--T0 unultn, flvr-rrjoln modern houpe; range connected; garage. Phone 683-X: 39tf FOR RENT 6-room house. clo in; xuitahle to keep roomers. In quire Klej the Tailor. 32tf 1 ; I SxU, vyyngs.- . rHCwynx w. t, m. c. rw., ) r., .,.,i,.i jmjT. .rr.i. M.,k r.,. u. a. p.i.oir... ' FOR KENT & White. HnnieH. See Brown 19tf watch ANl somg tickets ARC FOR u.e i WANTED SITUATIONS I WANTED Job as engineer, fire man or mechanic. Phono 7 0-1. ! Ask for J. D. Kingsland. IG WANTFI) Housework, day or i hour; plain sewing. Phone, DJU I X. ' G3 WANTKD MlSEIiliANKOCS WANTED To rent, C-room house, J uue I st. Reliable renter. Ad dress Tenant, il Church St., Ash-i land. 4.S WANTED Lawn mowers sharp-! ened. Call and deliver. , Med ford Cycle & Repair Shop, 1! N. ! Fir St. Phone L'Bl. 45tf : WA NTED"2nd hand goods & Junk. Pat's. 1506 prune. Tel. T.47-L. 72 WANTED Bicycle repairing, lawn mowers, knives and shears sharp ened. Repairing of all kinds. Work guaranteed. Star Cyclery, 1M N. Front St. - Phono U!H1. (lllf WANTED To buy small cash reg ister. Cecil M. Jennings, G So. Front. 4S WANTED Furniture repairing; work done at your home or our shop. A. N. Thibault; Phone ysa-it. 48 WANTED To buy liorse weighing about 1200 lbs. Address Box A C, caro Mall Tribune. tf WANTED Poultry In any uan-i tlty. See us before you sell. Can; uso unlimited amount of broil- j ers. Poultry Producers Assn.i Phono 020. 64 I WANTED Rest and diet patients, j. old people and invalids. Rea-' sonable terms. "Good cheer, good enre, good food." our slo-' gan. Convalescent Homo, fan-1 ing Llthla Park, Ashland. 48; FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. TA 1 Applf. 46 FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS ARE Members Medford Realty Board PJ3 'Ati02iifj nicntfl outnlcle! I . V tiHi.nlli.n tli.f Riparian water rights covering almost two hundred acres. Some alfnlfa no' behiK seedod, entire trut or 'KD nores well fenced and cross-fenced wltll wire; sufficient bulldlnKH, all on kooiI mail leading to county scat, maklnn tills of prime lm)ortance as a milk- supply ranch, outraime rl-dit nt pacture gate. Price and terms more than satisfactory to purchaser. Tho fact that owners are out of debt and aro called back to Medford by local property Interests. Klves as surance of the Intrinsic vnlne of tlf! ranch. Good clear residence prop :rty ln; Medford- can be turned In on the trade. fJon't lost time on (his for somebody is going to grab It. Carl Beebe'i Phone No. I 1377 TOR SALE OR RENT Beautiful 5-room modern lioujic, sleeping poreb, nice grounds,rgc lot. Price $5500 half cash. ' OR WILL RENT $J0.00 per month. Lease for year or more. , J. C. BARNES, Real EitaU Phonet 409010-7 South Central Js Considerable f JFF, VOUR GIRI-- UjHAT A PAL Yoo Re: x'ul CALL H6R SOMG TKKTS THG BS.ST SHOUJ INT6VAJW; RIGHT BUSINESS Ori'OItTtJNITlES FOR SALEWo offer a 6 stock in a local company that is guar anteed by air the assots and earnings together with a reserve fund of 120,000. Southern Build lug & Loan Assn., Room 1 0, Jackson County Bank Bldg. FOR XKNTv AlA!tTM KNT8 FOR RENT Desirable front apt. Hotel Grand. f)-' FOR RENT Furnished down stairs apt. 217 . iui. ,J FOR RENT Ti-room furnished apt. 2 blocks from Library; ga rage. See owner, W. F. Camp hell, 801 E. Main. H2 FOR RENT Batching apis. 44 5 H. Front, 4 0 FOR RENT J 146 H. Ivy. -room apt. Key at 4fitf FOR REN T A part m e n t s . 5JJG-H. J 'hone FOR RENT New modem unfur nished apartments. 135 N. Holly St. 40 FOR RENT Furnished apart ment with garage. Phono 1114-.I. 4IU' FOR- KENT 2 big rooms, each with kitchenette, private balh. 1005 W. Main. 4tf FOR RENT Steam healed, newly r e m o d e I e d and refurnished hoiiKekeenlni: nnart ments. S2 5 per month; Homo In; flown town district. Inquire at Colonial Pa kery. 37tf FOR RENT Furnished apart ment. Phono 4!2-H. 3Hf FOR RENT Furn. 2 and 3-rm. apts., garage 604 W. loth. tf FOR RENT Modern furnished - apartiuont; adulttf. 315 No. Bart lett. 27tf FOR RENT Furnished 2-room npts; jirtvate bath, electric range, . hot and cold walor. . I'hono t. r Pifur ,,t)i ' -r-.,,-,-c- Liz-rrs' I I COMFORTftBLt, ; 1: lirfBEJ'SHJ Cattle or Sheep L'udcr prt;Ht'iit cotidltionH offer ImnmnHo poHHi lillltlnK. Wn (In not tin n ruin nrivlsf! InvoKt- tills vnlluy, but wo huvn such an mn mint 'rniiu 1 fiffiii in Klam.itli County we wnnt to Invite InHpoctlou at once. worn T ' HOMES PHONE 329 RO. BOX 934 ;: Hotel Naah Corner 111 1 i i i i ii i. i ,. . I,., ,. , ,. . ., . IMUTTl Do Too KNOW THG.RG ARG- I, .nK&K- TO B& . ' JP; HELP WANTED MALE WANTED Someone to plow and harrow u acres orchard across from Hillcrest. Charles ,11. itny. Realtor, Medford National liank Uldg. Phono -1 li " -K . Residence Illume KIM-Y. 'I WANTED Man for farm and or chard work. Phone t'J 1 -.1-2. after G p. in. 4'Jif MISCELLANEOUS RCGS CLEANED and sized, sham poo process. All work guaran teed. Modfurd Mattress Co. Phono 2U0-R. 32 N. Grape St. 346tf REAL ESTATiC, Insurance. 203 Medfonl Natl. Batik Bldg. C. 8. Butterfield. FOR HIRE Ten-passenger Cadil lac bus nlways ready, long nr . short trips; Klamath Falls, Fort land nnd way points. California, TIa Juana, etc. Easiest tiding car In Oregon. Rates reason able. Chas, B. Howard. Phone 1129. Utf FOR SALE KF0AL EHTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity in small farm. See W, H. Ap plcgaie. lijtlcllc- road. 41 FO R HALE OR EXCI I A N( 1 E Choice -400-uere sloc lt and dairy ranch, equipped; I:"i0 aei-es sainly loam with free water; well fenc ed and cross-fenced ; house and 2 barns; Just off Crater Lake highway. Price $2 6,000. Will accept smaller properly on ex change. See CI ia lies A, Whig Agency, Inn, 46 FOR HALE- 2 20 acres on the Ap plegate river; about &u un'CH in cultivation, I H acres in alfalfa, free water for Irrigation. Price $rr0ii; will give Lcrnis. Phone. 607-R I. ' 40 FOR SALE A real bargain, guod terms, 14 acres fine land, well located mi goodroad, 1 Ifc miles from Medford ; I a aercH Hose pears, 4 years old; 4 acres al falfa; 3-rooin house and good barn; tractor, implements and stock go with place. Don't fail to look this over. Phone 774-R-l, evenings, 46 MUTABLE FOR SCP.UIVIHION Beautiful v 1 e w home sites adjoining Medford; K acres improved, $1.5 (Hi. See in-own & While, ex clusive agents. 40tf 4 ACREH bearing cherries, peaches, u I in o n d s, pea iM, apples- and grapes; (i-room mod trn house, garage and barn; good free soil, all Irrigated. In heights at Ash land. Will trade for unimproved clear acreage or city lots. Wil liams & Warnock, Medford Bldg. Ph. 1262. 40tf GOOD 7 -room house and 4 arms fine hind Vj mile of city limits; well improved; fruit, benics. te. Good ulliitldliuN. All Htoek nnd equipment goes at $4200, Ensy down payment, balance monthly. Williams & Warnock, Medford Bldg. ph. 151'i. 4Mf WANTED To Buy for Cash All Your SECOND-HAND FURNITURE Scott Woolf surc: on& for AWTjTWO Fo(5. Your suiee.Ti.ei r tuAMT Hete. to Be I . . . . -. . i it comfortablg: FOR RENT laiRNIKJIED ' ROOMS FOR IIUXT Sleeping rooms, bath. 245 N, Crape. 411 FOR RENT :Room for men; balh, garage. Call evenings, 60'J E. Main. 48, FOR RENT Pleasant room, mod ern, close lu, with board. 71ft East Main. VJBtf FOR S A L l. lTOMO 13 ILE8 FOR HALE 1H25-20 'Essex Coacli, good eomlltion, g o o l rubher, $275. hujulre ;i l 7 East Jackson St. Phone 7ID-Y. 47 FOR HALE OR TRADE Nash coach, 1 0 24 model; good condi tion. Wilt take piano as part pavmenl, H. F. Lange, 101 Ho. Riverside. Phone 18. 42tf FOR 6A1.D HOMES FOR SALE New H-room home; cenmplete bathroom, cabinet kit chen, screen bank porch, garage. Built right .sell right. See own er, 20 S. Newtown, 40 FOR SALE 6-room house; bath, sleeping porch, 8 lots, shade (70 oaks), fruit and berries, many varieties. Inquire 115 S. Holly, evenings and Sundays at 506 Union St. 47 FOR SALE No. H24 Vancouver; 4 'room homo with rugs, bed, elec tric stove, etc.; lawn, maple and fruit trees; $2350, with terms. Trustees of lia n km piny mat 1 nr must sell this home at once, Hne Charles it. Ray, Realtor. Med ford National Hank Bldg. Phono '405-R. 48 FOR HALE Equity in New 4 i'di. modem home on pavement, close In; b u I I 1 1 n s, hardwood floors, Hne owner, 34 Quince, 4S FOR HA LE Owner Leaving Tito City Large well built modern bungalow, beautifully located at 44 N. orange; 6 rooms, large sleeping porch, numerous built Iiih, double garage; u real home. Price $4750 Tor quirk sale. South ern Oregon Really Co., 118 N. Riverside. 4S FOR HALE Modern house, tlirn. rooms, sleeping porch, on paved street, or will trade. What have you? Call at 210 ljiur! HI 40 FOR HALE Twc 1 1 e w s t u c c o houses on West Main. Phono 1012. 24utf FOIl 8ALJG LIVESTOCK FOR HALE flood fresh Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old. Phone 607-J-2. 47 FOR HALE Shepherd puppies $2 each. Phone 14-F-3. 46 FOR HA LE Oood cattlo horse, 4 years old. Phone 1261. 47 FOR HA LE Pigs, shoats, bows. Leonard Oorthuys, Talent, Ore. 53 FOR HALE Oood cultivator mule (Heap. E. p. Hughes, Sains Val ley, fi FOR HA LE 2 good cows, 7 liOnd boir'. MeKnen. Jacksonville. r.: WANTED WE UUY FOR CASII All Used Furniture and Stoves Call 505 W. A. KINNEY Furniture House 315 Kfist Main By BUD FISHER 1 T FOR RKNT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Store room, well lo cated on East Main Si. Address Box 100, Mall Tribune. 46 FO It S.Vlii: It IDLTRY KC) It HA 1.II Miimmolh lironxn lur Ucy rut;. Illt;h UanltH Turki-y l'iirm. i'hunu !ll l. Central I'ulnt l't)K HA I. K Tan and while cocker spaniel puppies; beaullca. 1'. O. ilux 100, Jacksonville. 48 SCiUAIM': DH (.'hlfks nnd KI0-L. A L HATCH HI IV hatchings. . lhone 4K It. I. 11HD KCHIS. Phono 630-J-2. 61 FOR BALK MISOKLIjANEOUS FOIl SAI.K llcilruom set, stand table, 2 rocking chairs, K chairs, It. trull Jars. 31 Park Place. 40 FOIl SA1.K Mower, waKon, ' colls, line 3-yr, one 'i'i mo. Write CI. II. Flelcher, Central Point, no FOR SAI.K Fisher piano, real liarKain for flfill; also bed nnd spring, dresser, library table, lh'imswtfk phmiorrrnph. Must sell at once. 7311 Oak. 40 FOR HAI,K H-fiHit clunr case and other niiscell.'iiieous fount eiiulp nn'llt. Co.y Nook, 4!l FOR HALIO clean, brlKht bnleil alfalfa hay $l.Ui per 100. Mon arch Heed Co.'s Warehouse. So. Fir. 3r.tf FOR HALM Clean, processed rab bit barley (i.no per suck. Mon arch Seed Co. 85tf FOR BALH Feeds at tho rlitllt Prices. Monarch Seed Co. 3fitf FOR SA1.I0 lialed hay. fence posts and wood. J'bonu 40K-R-3. 1 I3tt FOR SALE Usoii norInn ma chines; nil makes, $! up; terms if desired. All mnkes rented and repulred. While Sewlnu Machine Co., 24 No. Unrllolt. lllf" FOR SAI.K 4 tiers Kl'cen I'll" slabs, lii.oo per load. Valley Fuel Co. rliono 70. 32i;tf FOR SAI.K flood early seed corn, 6c a pound. J. A. Munkc, II. F. I). I, two miles oast of Jacksonville. tf FOR SAI.K llolpolnt electric rnnue, 4 burner, 2 oven, J35.00; coke burner, $1I. -Community Hospital, tf FOR HA LK For sand nnd crnvel, sediment and fccncrnl leiuiilnu. l'hono 012-J. Sam'l Untomun. tf FOR HAI.I'i rractlcaiiy now wash er; a UurKUln.- Maytutf Shop. tf30 m-SINKSS DlltKCTOKY Attorney. A. 10. RKA.VKS Lawyer. In Liberty lIulldliiK. FRANK P. I'AllltKLL. Ijiwyor, Criiterliill Theater llldB., Mcd foril, Oro. Farm Lonns ri:fi:.d yotr old loans or make new loans at 5 for your needs. KoKue Hlver Na tional Farm Loan Association. J. It. Itowen, President, Roruo River; K. H. Kurd, sec.-Treas., 102 Medford UlilK. l'lnnii Instruction FRK1) ALTON riAIOMT Teacher of plnno, composer and nrrnnlcnr. The HaiKht supplemental system, a special short cnurno In modern plnno plnylnpt. Studio, 3111 Llh erly l!bl;.t M. lirurd, Oro, l'llone i'4 Till-: MMF. J'KINT BIIOl Coin jileto Hluo l'llnt Service. Illsh cIumh work. Kan Francisco pricen. Downtown office, Medford Book Store. 31 No. Central. Thone 1-W. Clilroprnctlo l'liy.sU'lnns , Dll. K. W. UOKPMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist. Office houin 9 tu 2; 1 to 5. L'OS-'JII't Liberty IIUIk- Offico phono 6SU; Ites. phnno 700-11. Contrnctors It, 1. STl'AUT & SONS fleneral Contractu, lncludint; b a s e nientH, illtchc8, nil kinds 1 of cement and enncretu work. R. J. -Stuart, 217 Apple, phone 643; Gilbert Stuart, 17 Hons Court, phone G(!-M; Miles Stuart, 60s S. .Newtown, phono 850. .tf ' KsiH'rt Aci'ounliitit WII.SON AUnlTlNO CO. 13. "M. Wilson, l A. Attention Klven to unythfni; In accounting and . lnconio Tax HcqulrementH. Lcmk. Into our - simplified accounting niethuil. Liberty JUIdg., Modford l'hono 167-lt. . . FUAiSIKR AL'COUKTINO 8KU ; VK'10 Machlnn bookkoephiR. Complcto In overy detail. X'liono MH Medford. ......... Krclgltt TrniLsportnllon LONIi 1IISTHANCU JIAULINO Medford - Klamath truck lino. Dally Horvlco. ltonded carriers. Special rates on load lots. Auto fi elclu tornilnal, 3(1 S. Fir. Tol. 1033. CALL Porlland-Mcdford Truck Lino for through or intormediata point service. Slxteon-hour ser vice to and from rorlland. Phono 500, Medford. Auto freight ter minal at 30 S. Fir, Modford. - Flnnnciiil WH LUND MONKV to worthy peo)lo to pay their honest debts. I'nclflo Const Credit Assoclntlon, 423 Medtord llldK.. - Medford, Oro. -te Insiirnnco vivAiNiv n. iukki'ji oneiai . , insurance,, surety bonds, mort- ffapes, loans, nnd 0 per cent, 'Expert liiKiiraiico Service 13' East Sixth St., at Contral Ave, l'hono Vl'l. EARL H. TU.MV All forms of In surance. Fire, Auto, Life, Acci dent, Ronds. Phono 403. 20 Liberty HI dir. Loans on Homes LOANS on homes now built or under construction. Eight per cent and no stock to carry. Real service. Monthly payments. Ilanlster Agency Inc., 1 Liberty Bldp. Tel 1230. Monuments THE OREGON C1RANITE CO. Monuments. E. A. Hicks, Gen eral Manager; P. M; Kershaw, Sales Manager.' 302 N. Front St., Medford. Muslo THORVAL IT. FOLKENUERG Teacher Ht violin. Orchestra practice for students. Also a department for adjusting nnd re pair of violins and hows. Rooms 3 and 4 Rusiness Col lego Bldg., 81 Grapo HL l'hono 2G1I-J. Paliiliiiff nnd Papcrhanpliiff II. MARX, Oenoral Painting Con tractor, tinting, paporhunglng, carpentering, repairing. Phone 178-J. Res, 07 Summit. R. V. 01 H HS Painting, Interior decorating, paporhanging. Esti mates given free. Phone 120-R. Lamport's Hnrrtwnro Htoro, Pliyslclan nutl Kurgoii E. II. PORTER, M. V.t Physician and Surgeon. Office 316 Llhorly Rldg. Prai:tlco limited to dl hcuhcs of AVomen, ,und surgery. , 217 Plumbing uml Heating COFFEEN PROS. Plumbing and heating; Estimates furnished. Let us flguro your plumbing and hoatinif- job. J. W Coffeon and Wesley Coffoen, 1i4 Stewart Ave. Phono 40U-R-2: 31 lrinteis nnd PublKliern MEbFORU-- PRINTING CO. Ha the best puuipped printing of fice In Southern Oregon. Poole blndlhg, loose leaf ledgers, bill ing Hystems, etc. Portland prices. 27 N. Fir Ht. Real IX ate nnd Rental CRAIG H. FLITCROFT Real Es tate, Rentals and Repairs. 199 McAndrows. - Transfer LAOS TRANSFER & HTORAOB CO. Offico 111 N. Fir ' Ht. Phono 315. Prices right. Ser vice guaranteed. 1 - DAVIS TRANSFER & STORAGB Service guaranteed, 2S S. Gmpe St. Phone 44, or residence 1060. Upholster In p J. WEIS - Upholstery, Manufac turer of overstuffed furniture. -Full line of materials; Draper ies mad a to order.- We do all kinds of upholstering. We de liver and will call nnd show samples. Phone 202, Jacksonville "Window Clean I n LET GEORGE DO IT House cleaning, floor waxing, janitor aervlee. Ceo. A. Mooly, PhO 5VH or J.17 , , . , . I -f