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Newspaper Page TextPOTTC "FTTH BRINGING UP FATHER ......... . . . . By George McMan r.rsi.NKSs DutiocrroiiY iU2 Abstmctiirfi snsDForcn mxiu tribune, medford, oreoon1. find ay. sfpttcmrer u. 102s. Af FAIR THRILLS Automobile men itro entluisliiK tlc 1 1 vim tho groat automobile show lit Uii! JaclfHon County Fair it ml I'eiii' Show this year. The fiuo new building which hat nearly fifty earn nn the floor, haw been throng ed with visitors since the opening day and salesmen arc kept busy answering questions and showing; the fine points of their respective displays. t .Many sales have been reported ami in some instances every car in certain groups has been bought :ind will be delivered at the ex piration of the fair. It is estimat ed that over eighty thousand dol lars worth of automobiles is repre sented in the show. filtering the south door visitors find three Dodge models, Includ ing the standard six de luxe sedan, standard six coupe and a Victory sport sedan. A ti-cylinder 1 3-4 tun truck complete the - group which is shown by the Kakin Mo tor company with Clyde S. Knltln, assisted by ISurl Davis, salesman, greeting tin; public. Remaining space in the smith end of the,buihling is occupied by the Ford products from the C. M. Gates Auto company. The display is a complete showing of the well known cars with the exception of Commercial machines. A sport roadster, phaeton, or touring;, busi ness coupe, standard coupe, two door sedan, ami four-door sedan are included In the group, Oeorge (biles has been busily engaged on the floor, as a number of "sold" cards decorated (he exhibit. The new DcHolo which recently created so much Interest in the automobile world is being shown by tho Highway Motor company which also displays the llupmo bile. According to It. II. Mark land, sales manager, the auto show visitors have taken pains to look over the new DoSoto which arrived here only a few days before the fair opened. The O.- Myers company has a comprehensive display of eight Studcbakcr models including the Commander Hoyal, Dictator Hoyal, Dictator Standard, Dictator Club sedan, President sport roadster, Hoyal Krskine scdati and Com mander standard. A Heo Flying Cloud coupe completes the Myers showing. .Salesmen with tho ex hibit include 11. Ii. Janes and C. 1!. Itoycc of .Medford and L. Ci. II Oak land of Ashland. Two Pontine wire wheel jobs are shown by the Sanderson Motor company. Including1 a two-door and a sport roadster, a four-door standard laudau sedan completes tho lineup which is in charge of L. V. Zundel. A new model Cadillac and a late .a. Salle feature is the ArmstrJng . Motor company's showing, which also has two .Kssex, a Hudson and an Olds. An Kssex placed upon Its side to give visitors an un In cumbered view of the chassis is attracting much attention in the Armstrong' corner. 10. C. Jerome, O. R. Fouls and K. A. Taylor are putting in nmst of their time with the exhibit. Tho Pierce-Allen Motor com pany, local Chevrolet dealers, showing two und four-door mod- oln. u coupe und a roadster. The i Chevrolet which has followed new Ideas in automobile design and finish has a large following and according lo V. W. Allen u num ber of sales have been closed di rectly with visitors In the automo bile building. Five members of the Pierce Allen staff have been oii duty with the Chevrolet display, including I.. It. Wicks, Y. K. Stevens, .M. II. Wales, II. C, PreLty mnn und It. II. Cousincau. The first showing in this terri tory of the new m earns Knight sedan is attracting visitors to the Treichler M otor com pa ny space where a Willys Knight sedan. nnl a coupe, and fours and sixes In the Whippet line are also shown. ,1. Ilittson, A. W. Walker and C'has, Hugglns are showing the Trciehlcr wures. Sabln ami Kindt have encoun tered so much interest In the Du ra tit line that they expect to in- J crease their showing today In I these cars, by the udditfon of a special coupe, special sedan and 'special coach. L. It. Johnson and lr. Jlallou are stationed with the Sabln und Hindi display. The populur Bulck line, shown by the Shore Motor company In cludes a model SO four-door sedan; model 67. a five passenger four-door sedan; model 2 6, two passenger coupe and u model 20, n five-passenger coach. Sport mo dels which were, expected to arrive for tho show wero - delayed In I ran sit. Ralph Gill, John LH uni son and H, L. t'hlsman huve charge of the Buiek entries. E A large crowd uttended last night's dunce at tho fair grounds pavilion featuring Whit Barton's popular dance band of Lewlston. Idaho. Many favorable com ments were heard on every ide concerning the excellent music and entertainment features pro- vided by this noted organiza tion which is rated as one of the lending dance (fchestraa of the Northwest. The boys all ping well and the vocal solos, duet and group numbers were h"irtilv enrnred. A dance spec ialty by Dan Burnsldo. versatile trombone artist, also went over biif with the crowd. A -record attendant e Is assured, for tonight and tomorrow as the? two dftneen wilt mark the final appearance of this clever band fn Southern Oregon, Barton and1 HOW ARE. THE CLAIMS TO ? ' ' g ' O IQ.ty Iwi'm inc. Ptium nShi. tctcivfJ. THE NEBBS The Gay Lothario By SOL HESS " "rf"1 Z' wo vwouuo even "N "-. 'vjom't be hege ton. supper "n. I '"owe ooLLAaLwAT cAwONsWgf;f:-l. ; ' fl Li efY EllPEtT A LOV6&OM6 -TOUI6HT60iMG TO 6ET MaP) V DRESSED UP UKE THE QUEtrKJ V 1 t 1 . C t'd. -"favM eSEEPMG OUT OF A --LS A WOME COOKED MEAL.l SEE ) OF 5MB&A Al NJT V0U60T MO K" FSSKS V1 . COUWTEMAWCEUKE V THERE'S CHERW PIE OM THE CHOCOLATES OR SOW eoNS THAtF s-s THAT?-LOVE 6oeSWMEEE. A B"-- 0,r FARE "TONJKSWT- PUT A COME LOOSE? I OOMT MIMO " s S5TT IT'5 SEKJT BUT IT LOOKS 1 r1p', PIECE INJ MV GOOM ANJD A 5PEWO1W' 2.5 OR SO CENJT5 rOIy&- AJ VtE IT VA.A3 RUKJWIMS f &OTTLE OF IILK ANJD OOMT V CAMOy BUT 1. DOMT UyAMT kf -L 1 y . : WiAMOCK THIS N51 MO vuooonj WICKEL to PAV 50 CEMT5 FoteABoy1- y' j jl ' ' ' Jillii ' (Corrr'g bjf ByndicJitf. Ir.jT'rradMatfc lit;. U. S. Pal. Qffic. his party will leave early Sun-! latter part of October, when ar ilav liiornlnn for l.ewlston. Iilnho. niiiKoinonts will iirolmbly he made where they are booked for a , to' l'jlenl to Alaska or otl.Htoni , markets, series of eiiKaKcnient starling on j . next .Monday nlKbt. ESPEE PRESIDENT SAYS TIMES ON Til I'OKTLANIJ, Ore., Sept. 14. (VP) Steady proprreHs in prosperity is -seen by William Sproule, presi dent of the Southern Pacific rail road, who reached Portland yes terday on his annual trip of In spection. Business and farming conditions on tho coast are Im proving. Sproule said. "With the lumber business Im proving, the livestock industry on a firmer basis and the movement of severnl lines of farm products 'ucreasinK, I can see no reason for anything but prosperous times ahead." the executive declared Ho said he observed a notable betterment in practically all lines in the state. Fruit shipments from .southern Oregon will reach a lar ger total than last year, he wa.s informed, and the lumber ship ments are showing a gain over last year's volume. The Southern Pacific expects lo have tho new bruad-guage stretch of il(i miles between Klamath Falls and Alturas completed and operat ing by the In iter part of next yea i This route .will shorten the dis tance, to the oast via Ogdcn by 211 miles with reduced grades and ewer curvatures. itosrci;rrt(i, ore., sent, n. (ri Plans for the markclInK of Ihe bumper turkey crop of DoiiKlas county are rapidly helim developed by the recently organized turkey marketing association. Lane coun ty crowcrs are now orKanizlne; und will Join with the DmiKlns eoimly association In the pools which up; lo be formed at the marketing sea son. S'o artlvlty Is expected until the Road Oil Cleaning Car Washing Hardie System Wo uao special chemicals for road oil. Will not in jure finest finish. No steam used. Best equip, ment in city. Expert Polishing and Ee finishiug. Vacuum Clean ing. ARMSTRONG MOTORS, Inc. 101 S. Sirersld PhonalS RAISERS ORGANIZE DOUGLAS TURKEY f . m 7 i ii , 1 1 ii ? 1 i LU or-the: clams J VOW- HEY . tF? ' Tt L COMPIA.M. t.r WAITFR- S III, S U. tIw o ,u :5ENCE j v ojixin. r,txt vwl iou n-,'-; i y. ., I THE MARKETS Wholesale lrits 1'OKTI,AND, Ore., Hepl. M. ip) Mutter. extras lie higher. 1'irnts 1-LV higher. KGOS. .Medium extras one cent higher. AHlk. poultry, potatoes, onions. wool, nuts, hay. Cascara bark and hops .steady. Idvestock I'OUTr.AXa Ore.. Sept. 1 4. (Pi Cattle and calves :( Steady, no receipts. HOfiS Steady. no receipt!. H i I E K P and I,A AT I !S. Stead y. receipts y90. Wall Street Report Xi;" YORK. Sept. 14. UP) Seculation for the advance !as resumed on a broad scale in to day's stock ma "Vet, which wit nessed the establishment of nearly two score new high records. Muy ing embraced a wide list of issues, but the motors, motor accessories, nils, foods and coppers gave the hesl demonstrations of group strength. Kxtreme gains in the active issues ranged from 1 to 13 points, with the ticker again fall ing half an hour or more behind the market The closing was strong. I'. S. Steel sprinted into new high ground for the year In the final hour and wiih followed into virgin territory by other popular shares including Westinghouse Klectrlc, Republic Steel. Klectrlc Auto Lite. .National CmhIi Register and .lohus Manville. A block of I'O.fiMO shares of 'ontinental Malting "M" was bought at C, then touched 7. Radio, Cieneral .Motors and the amusement shares turned soft on profit-taking. Total sales approxi mated 4,LMM),0(ki shures. CLASSIFIED AOVeirriSINtt RATES Rittt pir word lor tint I mart ton, 2ot noh ucoeadlnQ Inicrtlon, lo; minimum 2Jo. Indtx your idi with For Silt, For Rant, ntc, and nount that wordt, ai wall u Mh Initial talaphtn numtMrr ai a word. Clatalfiad ada oath fn advtrusa and nat takan ovar pnana, unlaaa advartliar hat f monthly aoaount no auowanoaa lor pnana irrora. nELP WANTKD FKMALK WANTKO At once, lady between 40 mid 50 to do light housework and stay will elderly lady: no laundry: small wag-H, Address P. O. Mox I !-;. Medford. 175 WANTKD Woman Mi do cooking. Phone J 17, Central Point. 175 IIKLP WANTKD MALlS I.MAN WITH CAR. Home knowledge I of motors mid selling experience preferred: work In Jackson Co. ! Address Mox !'. Tribune. 175 j WANTKD Two paper carrier for I Oregon Journal. Call 304 Moard ; man St. Phone 407-N. I7'i TUB RKAL SILK Hosiery Mills will employ two men to work with crew. See manager, room 4L'2. Jackson Mote), 7:30 to ft p. in . Thursday and Friday. I T " WANTED We Buy for Cash All Used Furniture and Stoves - Call 505 W. A. KINNEY Furniture House 315 East. Main POKTUND, Ore.. Sept. J 4. UP) l The case against ). W. Curling, 0(1, of. Klamath Falls, was dis missed in federal court here Unlay,: although no provision was made for his broken nose, suffered when two prohibition agents attempted to search him. The search, the court held, was illegal. WANTICI) SITUATIONS WOl'M) lake foi'i'tnaiiHhip of any orchard for Ickh than Slim a m o n t h. liest references. Mox X-5, Mail Tribune. 178 WANTED Painting and paper hanging. Kates reasonable. W. Krisble, li 1 !) X. Crape. 17s KALSOAMXlxc! ?.n0 per room; also painting and paperlmtiging. Hhono 1444-L. L'i Apple, 1SU -DressmaHtng. Ph. 1274. Jsitf WAXTEK AnCl!i1ilANl'XL'S WAXTHD- To buv fi-room fur nished house, close in. Willing J lo make small cash payment: : balance like rent. Mox 5, Mail I Tribune. I WANTKI To rent, small 1 or 2 room upartmcnt. Mox A. 11., Mail Tribune. 1 7 " WANTKD Stock to pasture. Phono 5!U-J-J at meal times. 17ltf WANT 10 1) To rent n dairy ranch that will produce enough feed fur ITt cows. Want the priv ilege of buying. Mox 'J, M-iil Tribune. 175 WANTED 2iht liand poods and junk. lul's 1 50C Prune. Tel. fi47-rJ. 1!I0 WANTICD-f.awn niowera to shnrp 011; phonographs repaired; rub ber tirefi put on tricycles and baby buggies; general repairing and locksmithlng. Call and de liver. Medford Cyclo & Repair Shop( successor to Liberty Re pair Shop. Chas. Fisher, Prop. 1ft N. Fir St. Phono uiil. 4&tr FOR RIO. N'T 1 I'ltMSIIII) ROOMS FOR RKNT in. S. Sleeping room, Ivy. FOR RKNT One S I 0 per mo. '&2 FOR RKNT Rooms, $l.r(i and Jta per week. 4 15 S. Front. 17-1 FOR RKNT Uodroum and gar age. 53 North Orange. 17ii for rem not:si:s FOR RKNT ij-rooni house. $J7.r(' per month. M. J. Palmer, Phone 5XX-R. 1 XII FOR 1W0XT Partly furnished t I'Diim house, Phone 5H1-L. ISH FOR RKNT -Modern house, close in. Plume :i or i)s-N. 17 l'()R RKNT conn, w i Oh. Home, Kverette Phoni- L'3s. tf FOR RKNT Homes, Furnisher! or unfurnished. Brown & Whit-. 47tf FOR RKNT MISCLLLANKOCH KOIt RKNT Alfalfa pasture. ;. I). Woolverton, Phone iH3, Cev, tral Point. l7'J RIOST HOMES CONVALKHCBNT AND R K S T J IOM K. facing LIthia Park. AhIi land. Ore. Delightful climate and stirroiindingii for lnvalid and rdd people. i:i5f Oregon Winter Blue Grass (Poa Bulbota) ...... 99 Pure Elinor Hanley Bush 826 E. Main Phona 902 MEDFORD FOR RENT nouSKRKErrNO ROOMS KOIt UKNT 334 Apple. J loiisekeeping room. ITS FOR RENT AlVkltTMKNTS FOR U10XT .Modern furnished 3-room apartment, close in. Tel. 7f. 17:itf I jl-'tUt liKNT-l'.eaiilimi unfurnlsh-J ed 3-l'in, npl; lulw. floors, steam heat, hot water, tile shilt, l-'rigid- I aire and garage. fUU S. 1 lollv . j St. Iti7tf KOIt U i-;xt- garn Furn. 'Z and 3-rm. L. i04 W. 10th. liir.tf apts.; FOR RHXT Furn. " 2-rm. tipts.; privtae bath, electric tango, hot and cold water. Phono lli. 21 If ISUKIXKSS OI'PORTUNITIES "IIM MAX WK WANT is betwee L'." and 4T. years, a college ;:iad-I uale with some sidling -experience preferred ; m ust be a go getter. Me will have had some htisinons ex per te nee but has not yet found the line he wants to make hi.-t life's work. To such a man we offer a real oppor tunity. Write, giving full de tails and experience, to Mox X. Y. A. J T IS LOST .(1ST Mine and white diamond checkered blazer sweat .en. Wed nesday noun. Mrlng in lo Mail Tribune. 17.-, FOUftl FOt'XO Huston bull pup 011 high way north of Medford. Phone Walter II. Leverette. 175 FOR JiKASK To l,KASK--Or rent by responsible party, modern house, with three IxmIiooiiis and furnace preferred. Phone 107-L. 175 FOR FXCII.1NOK FOR KNCIIAXOK Will take 11 im-timbcred house in Medfonl as , first payment on dairy ranch; 11 cows, Ii heifers, 1 hull, L horses, ( plenty of hay in liaru. 2'- acres, modem house; fine income prop- eny: lias cost owner a little over M.Oini; will sacrifice. j. i'. Marncs. 15 So. Central. Phone 4U!i. 177 TO TRADK MI23 lodgo touring car in first class shape, for good milk cows, fresh or coming fresh. J. II. Williams, al Seemiller & Williams ranch, near Ant inch school, or address Central Point, Hi. 2. 1 ,f MISf'KLrANICOIJS WHY OKT CP IX TDK COLO this Whiter? Rave yoill' file l.ilill by an expert. Stale monililv salacv in first letrcr. Write "Fire." Mail Tribune. J 7 k WANTKD Oeijeral hodso paint ing und decfoating, paper hang ing. II. Cogbill. 401 SO. Nrw. town, Tel J21-.I. 18 7 DOtJH AND MOTS FOR KALK - FR SALK Cocker spanhd puti pies. first houe east coiintv ma chine sheila, rail ev nings. Jack rinasher, Jacksonville. in; FOR SALK fi-moiiihs-old pointer pup with papers, reasonable. -J. H. Pomei'oy. (!d Stagr- road, Central Point, Piiw-tidgo or 'hard. WANTED To Buy for Cash All Your SECON-HAND FURNITURE Scott Woolf i on saijK ieaiuhts : 1!A U(.1AIX KXTUAOUDI.NAJtV 1 ' Havana rabbits, two bucks and j one- doe; no better slock alive. 1 Alalte yuiir own price. Slate of-' i'er in letter and write lbtx 4 :tt ! Mail Tribune for the chance of a( j lifetime. 1 7 fi j FOR SALKr MVJ5STOCK FOR SA Lid Weaner (lgs; Winter I in nana apples,- fiOe lug. I iring box. Mei'keley Orchards, i'lionr r.:i-R-:i. FO 1 1 SA LK ' T.ea in, wagon and harness. Iiuiuire at rubers Oro- ery. Central Point. FOR SAMS-t-AUTOMOIUMSS ! X I0W AM) t 'SKU Mack trucks See Frenlsiel, MU So. Riverside, cafe of Armstrong Motor t . Plume IS; Res. R173-.I. ITU Fo RI) Ton rin sr car; starter monutable rims. 'l down, aiice terms, i'hone a 4 0 or i . di-bal- ilM-.r. 17 5 J-'iiJt SALli Cheap, Chyrsler Pliaeion. first-class condit ion, just overhauled, new tires. li''S X. Riverside, before lu a. m. or evenings. 17U FOR SAI.K Late '5 Studehaker Standard ( coach, thoroughly overhauled: new battery, trunk, bumper and nmtoineier, good tires: A -1 condition throughout. Prtco ?ii"5. Mniuire 7 0 It North j Riverside. 1 7 (! - FOR SAMO 1TOMISH , ! FOR SA LK Residence, with Uv-j ing room, dining and breakfast rooms, bath, three bedrooms and sleeping porch first flnnr; maid's ( room .and bath second floor; oak 1 floors all rooms; hot water heat 1 all rooms; basement; entire lawn under sprinkling system: front, lot 75x13:: ft with baek lot ap- ! proximately 75xSH. Terms can be arranged on greater portion , of purchase price if desired. II.! A. Thicrolf. MIS Minnesota Ave. 1 Hilitl FOR MALI; h - room modern home; 1000 cash or trade, bal ance, llku rent. Woods i. umber t:o. tf FOR SA LK My homo at 8'M Kast Main St., at a bargain. Win. F. Cainphell. KL'lf FOR SA LK OR TRADK One of. Mcdrord'M most beautiful homes; 7 rooms with bath ami large ', ncreeji porch, largo lawn with i roses and shrubbery, J4 differ-j cut varieties of trees, including two large oaks; Ml minutes walk from Hole) Medford. Any rea- . sojiable terms or will uccept ' smaller house as part pavmeni. See this at 1310 W. Main and If I Interested see roe or auv Med-! ford realtor. C. A, DoVoe, ph. r.:':c.r-:; 1 r, : 1 f FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS ARE Members Medford Realty Board GARDEN TRUCK, CHICKENS AND COWS i,,,, Mean affluence lo I lie hiiiuII householder clone. lo Mm city, If ho utillzi-H his resrjiiicos as hn hIiouM. For liiHtance: Only 2 iktch on (ho Ii i Kf i ground caeh of Medford. a heautiful up land h1oM', with it fiuo old oak in lioiit of thu l erilileuri!. UNDER THE IRRIGATION CITY for (JoninMle 11 su; ; hoiuo nllair, Homo hcrrft'H, about tin arte of flue, grape.H, a Tow family fruit I icon, nearly adfui winter cabbages now growing; nl'o hunalow, Tali bain, poultry hoiiKCH, etc., and good team and lot of fine heiiM included nt prhe, and you will ngreo with uh tlmt thin is a OOI NO CONCF-UN. It won't Int long tit the price, lOll SAI.IC 1II:ai, KSTATlfl KOR SA1.10 liiggest snap ill Med ford! ITi-acre ranch; largo bun galow and garage; 3 acres in corn, acres In alfalfa, 3 acres in tomatoes,, balance in truck garden; I big team and farm implts; I cow and calf, 20 pigs. i)U chickens. III tons alfalfa hay and a Ford truck; 1 mile east of Phoenix, Routo 4, Dux 4li-A. Mert McKwen. 175 "WIIKN YOU thinlt of real estate, t see Brown &. White. 'tf IFOR SAI.K Mouse, large lot. on Xurlh Orange. Price is right. See this properly before you buy. Plume N3L'-W, or Inquire at 32 North Orange. lltilf FOR SALE M1KCICLLANIDOUH 'i : Ii V CI I KA P Storage in good cement warehouse. 2)1 X. Oak ilale Ave. J I. .1. Palmer, J'honc 5KX-R. -'U.'t FOR SAI.K lleiiter. practically new. IUL'3 Mast Mai-i. 177 FOR, SAI.K Neater, A-l condi tion. Call at So. Ivy. 175 FOIt SAI.K One 1 1-lneh Walking plow, one ditcher, one automatic Fresno scraper. John T. Holnier. m. f. .; m. co. i7; FOR SA LK Steel-top range In first -class condition, wit h water coils. Phone I Call at 1 11- dependenl lOlectric Store. 175 !''()R ?;;il)l) A $5iio (Julhransen. Terms. Call at Mil X. Central. 17K FOR SAI.K Watermelons. I '- a lb.; canleloapcs L'5e a ilo..; to matoes If a In.; Peliie prunes 2 lb.: Italian prunes 3e ll. Pick Ihem yourself. F. S. Carpenter Itaucli, Jacksonville Mwy. I73lf FOR SALI- I leant I tul new silk dresses, advance fall styles, di rect from New Vork City, sizes 3s to 4. inclusive; hair price. Come and see them now. Call !H11-L for appointment.. if FOR SAI.K For mind nnd gravel, sediment and general teaming, phono 111 'A-J, Kiun'l Malcman. tf FOR HA LI Used scwlm? ina chlnes; all ma ken, $5 up; terms If desired. All mitken rented and repaired. Will to Hewing Machine Co., 24 No. Hartlctt. iltf RLKINKSH D1RIXTORY llspcrt Ai'couuiant WILSON AriilTINO CO. K. M Wilson. ('. P. A. Attention given to anything In accounting and Income Tax Requirements. Look into our simplified account InR method. Liberty Ml.lg., Medford, Phone 157-R. DITCH AND SUPPLIED WITH WATER HOMES PHONE 329 PO. BOX 934 Hotel Naih Corner IS! Ml'HUAV AHSTISACT CO. Ah. stracts of Title, Title Insurunce. lEaunm 3 and 5, No. 32 North Coutral Avo., uiiHtalrH. JACKSON CO. AIISTIIAIW CO. AItl'ac'tH of 'l'Ulo nnil Tllln Iiwiir aurc. Tho only iMi 111 l If to Tltlo Syslciti in Jack mii County. A. K. KHr.rOCKI Abstractor of Titlos, lit. 2, liox lute, Mi'ilford, Ori''on. Unliable JackKon Coun ty Abstractor. Twunty-eipht yoart cxnorienoo anil near forty years , lu the county. Special work only. Attorneys A. 10. UKAMHS I-nwyer. Office I 1 .1 ..... !.!. k(...l I llluc I-rinlrrs TUB lilA'K lTM.NT SHOP Com plete llluo I'rint Service. HiKh elates work. San Francisco pricea. Duwntiiwn office Meilford Hook Store. 31 No. Central. I'hons 2 1 -W. . Chllilron's Sperlnllst. DR. ALFRKD MMRKLUND Spec ial attention given to correcting deformities of children. Hours 10 to 1L' a. m.. 2 to 4 p. m-: even ings by appointment. 314 Lib erty Mldg. Chiropractic PhyslclHiiH DR. K. W. HOFFMAN Chiro practic Nerve Specialist. Office hours II to 12; 2 to 5. 203-204 l.lbertv Mldir. Office phono 680; Res. phone 790-H Contractors R. I. ST PA RT & SONS General Contractors, Including base ments, ditches, all kinds of cement and concrete work. R. I. Stuart, ill 7 Apple, plume fi43; Cilbert Stuart, 17 Ross Court, phone !M;ti-M. Miles Stuart, 60S S. Newtown, phone 850. Dressmaking M I IS. V 1 ( LKT KA T( ) X Dress maker anil designer, phono llHireR. Res. i022 West !Uh. Financial WK LKXD MONHY to worthy people to pay their honest debts. Pacific. Coast Credit Association. 423 Medford Mldg,, Medford, Ore. tf Freight Transportation LOXC. D1STANCK 1IAUI.1NO M ol ford - Klamath truck line. Daily service. Monded carriers. Special rates on load hits. Auto Freight terminal, -3(1 S. Fir. Tel lH3a. C A L L Portlnnd-Medford Truck Him for through' or Intermediate point service. Slxteen-hour ser vice to and from Portland. Phonl 5i;:i, Medford. Auto freight te mlnal at 3(! S. Fir. Medford. Insurance KARL S. TUMY All forms of Irv sura nee. Fire, Auto, Life, Accb dent, Monds. Phono 402. 30 Liberty Mldg. Life IiHiirniire. THK NORTIIWKSTKItN MUTUAL Life Insurance Co. Office phono 844. L'07 First National Manic V.blg. IrfianH on Homes LOANS on homes now built ot under construction. Kight per cent and no stock to carry. Real service. Monthly payments. Manister Agency, Inc., 105 W, Main. Tel. 1230. Money (o Ijonti MOXKV TO LKXD To worth? people lo pay (heir honest debts. Securities of ail kinds accepted. Jennings Loan office, r. S. Front MONK V TO LKXD $50 lo $250 to loan on furniture or good se curity of most any kind. Con tracts discounted. Thomas ItealtJ Co., Room 12, Palm Mlock, cor! Main and Front, upstairs. Monuments Til K ORKOOX ORAXITK CO. Monuments. 10, A. Hicks, (Jen era I Manager; P. M. Kershaw, Sales Manager. 302 N. FronV St., Medford Music. THORVAL II. FOLU'KNRKRH T e a c h e r (,r violin; orchestra practice for students; also a de partment for adjusting and re pairiiiR violins. If you eslre a reliable violin outfit, call at tho studio. 1 in I, College Mldg., 31 N. drape St. Phone 25!lj-JJ Pal ill lug ami PapcihangliiK II. MARX, deiieral Painting Con I factor, tinting, pa perhamjlng, carpenter Ing, repujring. Phone I7S-.L Res. 57 Surninit. Piano Instruction FRKD ALTON HA Id I IT Teacher of Piano and Harmony. Ilalght Mu-ji- Studio. ;i 1 S Liberty Mldg. Phone 71'. iU'iiy Prinlei'M nod PtiblUlierH .MLIU'OIM) PRINTl.N'O CO. Htm the best equipped printing offico lu Southern Oregon, iiookidnd lag, looho leaf tedgerH, billing wv;:tetiiM, etc. Portland prices. 27 N. Fir St. Radio Repairing RA I MO RKPAIRINO Tho Mu.hIo M, i;nHt Main St., Phono Lt:i. has an expert radio tech trician frem t ho factory. Wo make a specialty of expert repair work and c, mini nice it. Special conidf'ratbui to dealers. 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