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So many men seking employ -ment
called at th Crater National
forest offices iii the F-de nil build
ing during the recent fine' spell of
weather seeking job, that a tipn
A permit to curry a revolver was; J. W. Timrnona of the Ben hel- A. J. Crow, Inspector 1or the'
issued yevterday by tho FherifCs dan ranch, north of Medford, was?Ktatv veterans aid hurra u, follow
office to Jiimn Benbunter of Jack-, reported to be In an improved con-1 ln two or three tiey in .Medford
Konvllh- for the purpose of pro- j dition today. foVor in- o , r -m thin afternoon for Klamath
lection. ' lat week at the Community hosv' rails. W hile Mr. Crow ''maintain
Old-time dance, Walker" totiitc pita I for appendiciUa uv iv-la residence in this' 'city; hi work
351 1 moval of Rallstone. He wa con-: keeps him away from -Medford for)
A divorce complaint was filed 9iUered ln a criti" condition forft majority of the time. - -yvxterday
in circuit court by Ella j S'-'veraldayj. ' Cabbage plants, ' strawberry
Natwirk .itaint Chris Natwick on -ed potatoes, early varieties'.! plants, on, ion sets and plants. Mu
chaj Ki s .f cruel and inhuman j Mutual Mill A Seed Co. 353 j tual MJU & Weed Co. JS3
treatment. The couple were mar- , A Lulldinr permit was tamed! Lot me vrito vour fim fnnn
yesterday by the city to the Merrick i Carl Y. Tengwald, Hotel
ai an approximate con oi . ..j have beCn
son and think
was posted at the entrance in the Another divorce suit vs filed by Motor Inn. for alterations to auto phone
corridor saying "So Help Wanted.
It will probably be May 1st before
the forestry headquarters begins
to hire men for extra or permanent
summer Jobs.
St. Patrick's old-time dance. Sat.
at Xat. Dynpe Jiros. 356
Ben Harrel, who took the phys-
Miriam B;irr against John. Burr on j cabins,
ie jame srounds. The couple were 100u.
married October 20t ISSSaud were St. )
residents of Ai!and. . . I Nat. Sa
Holland.
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In southern Ore-i
it Is wonderful,'"
reads a portion of a letter rvceivid"
; today by the Medford Chamber fo
BOREAS SPRINGS
SURPRISE RETURN
in nnniir 11111 ri
m n 1 r vu r 1
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66 MILES ON
brought in guilt- a number of Ue- picture film, wfclch lncirf.es comic
fi-iiK.. uirn.a.-i fmm ttu ' Eattle etltert H InnlPllt Mill educational,
Point sfction. who testified to the twunkal Instructions ou .poultry j 1 GALLON OF fl A Q
character of the two mri. accused One . film jmrtrays the complete , "
moonshine absorption or the yolk oi tno t'gB t
of the possession of i
still, st-lzcd last year.
closed its caso yesterday.
Poultry Lecture
The, state ;throuKh nature's process by the . IlV 1ms V-ktemed,
i li iv ch ek. alio w in i: eirectrt oi neui .. . .
j under the brooder, as well as tho
1 effect of feed 'und water upon the
Wheaton, 111., hus patented a Y;,
Moisture Gas tiaver und Carbon
Kliminator for all Autos and ,
tines that beats, any ever koi '.'
absorption by the baby chick. ; , Old Fords report ax hih as tt.
. aii. iniiiuiiiinj tu rtuiniriir to ihiiiI-i miles on 1 sallon. New Kordv
Medford March 13 1- u -1 "':
: r - - I triicii: uiim-h 10 send 1 ji
;by Mr. Peters. . 1 introduce. Write Mm today. T
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X'atrlck's old-time dance at
15at. J)yne Bros. - 3T
Dinner." Lot lu-ran. chuifh. 4th! Robert iteed, southern Oreson : f. . ,,., ,,. ... , , ...
and Oiikdale. 5:30-7, Wednesday, j district 'representative for the Pet , M okla ..And whfn j
March 13th. Adults 3ic, children ; Milk mi"J'. returned Sunday i 'e con,-,,,, abuut locaI ciIpilIi;
;"" '""- conditions. 1 tell them of your
Uon. I como in 'contact 'with
. .i ... I TJn. JnpLm I'.nini.. t:-,,n r,. I
ceatly for entry to West Point, j lectlve associaiion will meet at the Pry.,P!,n, !'lbs,1 t? I?ad,..Ttl:
hi..h hnr. J Hotel Medford tomorrow nleht .-it;631- Medford Fuel Co. 3Ulf
tarned home Sunday. ' - , ' ' . ?of h.cal rl
Old-time dance. Walker s tonne. , onipraenis oi smeiL arnv-. h.r Jn movi
' iiu ..Hun thentcr. M.mriuv .v..kl...
The new oakl.es. for the local i '", Johnson's1 Market. Phone ! wn(. , nen m rw Mar:
Catholic church have arrived and Is'' 335U ) Warinit, former resident of Grunts
are being installed in the edifice i Jlaxine itoiiiieij oaucnter or
today. . ! Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Jlolifleld, is
sick with scarlet fever. There are
a number of cases of the disease
In the city. Central Point Amer
ican. Hot. clean coal. Tel. 631. Med
ford Fuel Co. 324tf
Frank S. (Hover, representative
of the National Fire Insurance
company of Portland ,U spendim
Following the droii nr iftmww.i.. . p. . . ;: Ma" Tribune a as are read d
. -.. , - sieaiora, iir. peters oi tne research . n or.a n.nni' ! "
ture duripg last hlcbt from yester- i denartment of Albert Bros. Jlillins -r rreTrs?r- rr;
day's maximum , or so decrees' to ' company, will Rive an illustrated
39 decrees-up to 5 o'clock thfs '. lecture to imltrJ keepers under
moraine a surprise was sprung on ! the atispicfs of the Monarch Seed
the populace of Medford and the i Feed Co.
valley when at 6:10 o'clock a. in. : Mr. Peters was formerly vice-
i snow began to fall somewhat president of the American Poultry
Introduce. Write hlni today.
He also wants County and Stn&
1 Aijeneies everywhere to make
' to 1.0" per moiiibA ( Adv.) T
jtood many people who have wait h J,eavll'- whicl ln ' """rs time association. During the world's
ruruei to. 'derived from oil fields, and I al-l!. ,. . Bround and , was cauea 10 ,ne cimeu
it surprise to a number ways tell of the wonders of suuih bull,"ne 'itb about one-half Inch States: department of agriculture
idents. who recoRnired cvn orecon for 1 emieot to ii i.n ot ,he "ak5' n'terlal. The fallinB I at Wasliiimton. D. C, and was av
nE pictures at the era-1 makc my ;mt. there as soon as I ! now" '" turned into a combine.- Pointed district acem with offices
Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co. ' tf
Guests from a distance registered
at Medford hotels include Irving
8. Gans of Baltimore, Md., C. It.
Cone of1 Denver. Colo., and V.
Coo m be and George F. Coomlx? of
Vancouver, E. C.
Hard time dance, W. O. W. hall.
AVednesdav eve. Two Brize. ar.2 a Iew ua m ine c,l' vn buslne.
Wo spray nil kinds of trees and , Brewster Wisconsin milk
shrubs. No order loo email. Now!c,,k'k starting mash: makes those
Is the time. Orders taken care r;c."IC,w Grww: Mutual Mill & &8eed
promptly. Phone 2M L'5 j Co . .' 3S3
; i in ( i-acuic coai oijiciai oi
' the Montgomery Wartl companv
' A letter 'received from a mid
western sanitariuni by tho b-oal
ChambeY of Commeri c yterd:iy
soUKht information concerning the
present whereabouts tf Dr. Clara
Dunn, formerly located in M-dford
following the medical profession,
ishe left this city in 1I1 for France
am nble.'T A supply of literature
jwill be forwarded to him. "-'
r.n.. ..U i , . wo-u VUIIUUU
ao rfp ,Ur-,cr tires and tubes for sale cheap,
a winter recreational party enjoy. ; Jenning8 Tire Co ,27 x RlVci(
Inp tlie snow In Yellowstone na-i . a-V
'alrkve,;'heAe ?"8s War,n,i,'i n-j-w- Ntt""ii '"'.
uT h clo,M-uof Mi"!have lMen resldinc in Ashland for
Warlne was shown as the party i . ,
aie Kpendinu several days in Med
ford Jn connection with th- local1
spring in which the memberii were
cooking "hot- doss." She was em
ployed a year afro at tho local
headquarters office of tlie Crater
)ak national park.
Films in, nt 1Q a. m., developed,
printed and ready for delivery by
&:3v V. .. at Bwem's," " 3&3
The new Kaster cards arc now
djsplayed ut Kwom's. 3&3
Lieutenant M. 1. Str-cn.n,
piloting a l-'nittd Stules army De
Maviland plane, anived at thu loca!
braju li store, the employes ufj airport last evening en route from
with i-iin nl ulii.i.. ...
llr. Xcwlnnd Ik ! nii-ht tu. v "
a driver of the Sontherr. Orecon ; cipitation whatever hna fall'en iur
, Stages and has been traosferred to inK the -4 hour3 endinS at 5 a. m
( Medford. totiay
St. Patrick's talioys, place cards! Th t t- i..
and party decorations at Sworn' I and Sunday morninp, and 'the snow
n - -. 3a3j and rain of today while generally
A trae of 1 acrea of silt and welcomed as more -moisture is
"lJV"uu t,,v v"Mf "i iuio laKe f)auiy needed to make
an niumuin luuuiy huh oofii ui-1 sonable deft
yitied into r 1mm est end tra
which will be thrown open. to set-! have
lltniit t It 1 w . i
O. (1. Leonard, nMiix-bcnlativi' of
It Ion of snow and rain and bv noon at Los Aneeles. and had sunervi-
aii tnice of snow had disappeared ' 3,wn over the j!Overnraeiii a poultry
in most places, havinp been sue- ' campaign for the 11 western states,
ceeded by rain or cloudiness. For the past five years Mr.
This may have been the last j Peters has been associated with
gasp of winter, at least the people ! tfcft Albcrs Bros, poultry research
hope it was. It remained cloudy f department and delivers lectures
the remainder of ihe day - and ! UP and down '"0 Pacific coast.
cloudy tonight and Wednesday. I Forty of these lectures are in
source ot preparation tor tue state
of Oregon, with Tuesday night,
March 12, nt the court house in
(rants Pass; Wednesday night.
which held a meeting last evening
with the three men. who arc: K.
II. DeVore. superintendent for Ore-
to enter the medical corn f ih.it -'
country durW the World war. but , ,ry merchandising manager;
now f0f,..i t.. ihi. ci.. ... H. M. Itarber, di?l
well rpmcmlior.. i.v w.,v..,-r.i ..,. nent manager.
bcrs of the local medical ornfes-! factory blocks, C toad. Tel. C31
ton and Vanhington;.Mr. Graham,
ay and equip- ( Kugene, his next slop, but was
March Field, Cal., to Seattle, Wash.,
while making a tour of the Pacific
coast alrpnrtH, gatring data for
government reference. Ho had
planned to leave this forenoon for
March 13. at the HXtei Meuford.
and Thursday night, March 14. at
Lit Ilia hotel in Ashland. These lec
tures 'Consist of 200 feet of motin
the Sterling Uross Co. of Cleveland,
Ohio, lft hero today after one or
his periodical business visits.
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up the sea- Sl'KE HKI.P FOH STIFF.
ciency that exists. wa 1 ACHING BACK
llsappointing to many citizens who ! 'V ,UP n? btttf? may not mean
had their gardens all ore- i l" ' "
e ... . , - - t UUt IIM-itl! illlf 1,11 111 IT gOlHI. jo
paied for planthiK. . rl(J f lt (iulckly take Folev's Pills.
Uf COUrse. While SnOW Or rain. 1 n (liniMr1r HlinmlMiit fnr fli- Ul,l-
or Its mixture- was falling In thu j neys. They promote the healthful
valley today, it was snov nig heav
ily in the mountain districts.
Medford Fuel Co. - 324tf
Mr. and' Mrs. W. T. tlileve of
the ProHpect tllstrlcl spent yester-
eion.
Dr. Kresse away. Back March
Ifith I'.i
Mrs. Susan no Homes Carter. ' ,lay '" ,h" Htv "ml returned home
county school superinlendent, was J '
soendlnir todav visltinit ili.i Vnr.h! Money to loan on Improved city
Phoenii rural .chooi. j property, 8 interest. Credit for
8t. Patrick's old-time dance, Sat.
at Nat. Dynite Uro. 3J6'
One of the visitors in the city
from the Deter section is Uus An
glers who arrived yesterduy.
That good coal low In ash. Han
sen Coal Co. Phone 239. If
. Included among the applicants
for temporary auto licenses this
forenoon at the sheriff's office
were Voung & Hall and H. F.
Nordwlck of Medford, Frank Pet
era of Eagle Point and lieorgc Ash.
craft of Ashland.
Old-time dniice, Walker's tonlie.
' 351
Growing of flower seed on a
commercial scale Is to be under
taken In tho urnuts Pass Irrlna
tlon district by-P. O. Betlendort
of Portland. Mr. Hettendorf eon.
ciuaea tne purchase of a yo-acro
tract near Giants Pass recently mid
Is to engage ln gladiolus and per
ennial flower- seod growing. - 1
Poems set to musle. Mastercrnft
Bong Publishers, Seattle. 300
Mr. and Mrs. Kverett llarpham
of Portland aro spending several
tlaya In Medford this Week. Mr.
Harpham Is a representative of Ihe
Pierce-Fair votnimny.
' Highest grado Utah coal, nny
alia, anywhere, any amount. Han
sen Coal Co. Phono 589. tf
' There will be It poultry talk In
Rogue Hlver nt the schoolhntise
Wednesday evening. March 13th.
N. C. Weeterfleld. tho veteran poul
Iryman, will talk on "Feeds and
Feeding." '
'St. Patrick's old-tlnio dance. Sat.
at Xat. Dynge Urns. 3;
' William "lied" Horansen, for two
years boxing champion of the sec
' ohd corps Urea of the 1'nlled Slates
army in New York state ami New
Jersey, was among tin Central
Point spectators at tho American
Legion smoker :last night. Soi-an-seu.
a rocenr airlvnl In southern
Oregon from Troy. X. Y.. was only
receutly discharged from the army
and Is Hllll in good fighting mm.
having held tho championship tip
until lie completed his service. Kf
forts are being made to muti-h htm
with n good welterweight for n
bout here soon.
Oct tlloso fenders and nuto
bodies str.-iiL-blent.il t.t i
Motul Works, opposite Lewis Kuper1 Lu'.'.,',t'r L"
Service Btntlon. Phone 4 IS. tf I
Old-time dunce, Walker's Tues
day. . 3 mi
Mr. and Mrs. p. Heckler of l.os
Angeles' ami Perry Thors of Sun
Francisco are among the traiiNlenl
visitors, In Meilt.ird n-oin Cnllfornl.
Hoso mending, runners removed,
and snugs worked back. Handi
craft Shop. S16tf
Mealy Klamath Netted tiem po.
tatocs. 1M0 His. for II. SO; f. lit.
T6e. Delivered nny place in clljr.
Johnson's Market, Ctli and (!i-as-Ht.
Phone 97. nortif.
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Rain or
Shi
me
Fluhrer'i Milk Breads
are delivered fresh to
your grocer twice daily.
Phone him your order. .
monthly payments. Funds imme
diately available for any fllzo loan.
Union Savings and Loan Associa
tion Agency, Cor. Main and Front,
upntnirs. 352
Bounty warrants wen issued at
(he county clerk's office thfs fore
noon to C. K. Smith tf Mi'dford,
two bobcatx, and, M. llawley, Jr..
nt Lake Creek, on'o coyote and one
bobcat.
Pit fir slabs, G load. Tel. 631.
Medford Fuel Co. 324tf
Nineteen out of Ihe mate cars,
the majority of which were from
Wash iW ton and t.'alifornia and
only a few from eastern stales,
registered here yesterday with tin
local Htutu auto traffic bureau. TIiIk
was the gVeate-t nutnlier of such
ears to register hero since the flrwt
of the year, except iHout a week
ugo when u like number reentered.
Money loaned on rarnilUie, nutos,
etc. Also $50,000 to make straight
loana on Improved city property, i
SC Interest, iiuarterly, nothing
more. Thomas Itoalty Company,
corner Main and Front, upstair?.
Problems of dairying and their
solution will be dicuNcd in a
nerlc-fi of dairy meetings to be held
In Klamath county this month.
Molasses in drums to make that
hay more palatable. Mutual Mill
& Seed Co. 353
A more than average number of
babies was expected this afternoon
for examination at the rccular
child welfare conference or clinic
held this afternoon ut the Central
Point health center, under the di
rection of the county health Unit.
The monthly conferences are be
coming popular in the Central
Point district, nearly necessitating
the making of reservations.
For sale, full line Rosalia uni
forms, house dresses and smock?.
Kxclusive agency. Call 964-L and
will call and take your measure.
353
Marriage licenses were issued nt
the county clerk's office tday to
Mux Hawks and Claude Hart, both
of Ardiltttol; Albeit Ktoi2 of Vaca
vitle, inn., and I iobe I St raff ei' of
Vri-ka. Oil; Walter Jennings ami
i Clara Willis, both of t hb o. al.
Cheap dry lumber at Medford
i'37tf
temperature of a year ago
today, with minimum of 30 and
maximum of W, was much warmer
than the temperature of today.
leaving by March CO for Kan
sas Hily. Mo., by way of l,os An
geles, in closed car. 1 iavc room j
for parly of three to help defray!
expenses. Write A. U., Tribune.
3.'.3
lJi-V. K, Lam in. considered Ats
one of tin- he! three cushion bil
llaitllNts in M-ilfoid. furiil.shcd the
Hin triM- of lat?t night's game of the
. 1 1 y tht'i.H!-4 ushloti touriiaineut
when he was defeated by Kuy Vat
kins of 4YntiHl Point in a binitli-
I cap iDtiteh. inr. U)iitl had a good
(had over his opponent, whom he
jvas pltiiu 3t ! -5 points, but
in the iuf-l 17 InnliiKs was unable
; to teiitster smother score, while
i Walkins made eight points, giving
th littler the giimc by to "7.
The- loiiiiiamenl 1 attracting con
, bulcruble interest and bat ii cnt
; rants-.
Ncd a spare? Vbcd balloon
tires and tubes for sjib? cheap.
- Jeunitigs The Co., K l N. Jtierpide.
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Andre Chomvl.. ptprielor vt the
i Hold (Central, appeared btforo the
coiinrll, asking that the council
name the urice on lot north of the
hotel Mr. Chotncl's request will
lo ct-d upon lter. A. O. Myors
, Mpe;irev) before Ihe council and
requested that the council state the
. price on vacant lots ca4 of the
i ltteb' Kindle st Ice station.
' Mr. My el's doircs to purchase the
low for an automobile camp
. k round, and build camp collages
i on the land. Hi vcu,ul tll be
, H' ted upon at n future inccling of
the council. Central Point Amer
j Dressmaking and remodeling all
jtho ra-blon Shop, 4:4' Medford!
Pldit. Phone US1. tfl
forced to stay In Medford because
of Inclement weather.
St.- Patrick old-time dance at
Xat. Sat. lynge llros.- 3i7
Old-time dance, Walker's Tues
day. ' 350
J. V. DeSotiza of Salem, assist
ant attorney for tho Oregon Stale
highway commission, was In Med
Xord today intending to business
matters tiiuf visiting' his parenls.
Mr. find Mrs.' II. K. DeSotiza, his
sister.- Mrs. W. 11. Anderson, und'-ford today from the aortli
nis brotlivr, Attorney Frank ie fornia seacoast town- When
noSEBLRO. Ore.. March 12.
i Koseburg and vicinity experi
' enced a hea-j- fall of fnow early
today. The snow was sufficiently
heavy to blanket tho hills and
fields around the city, olthouch it
soon melted. The precipitation was
welcomed by broccoli Krowers a.s
.'iCk Of niotsturi' hn cro-nii-
I InVPlI fllA linrt-net
. uroccou is now n'inK shinned ar
The lied woods highway to Cres-jhe rate of til to 100 crates daily
cent City will 1- -.entirely com- hut It will probably be a week or
pieieu by .tay i, according to "'n uaju oeioic &hlpmunt.j start in
cnaries llagcn. who whs in
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AlUUL
OPEN TLAY FIRST t
action that clears both -blood and
body of the lurking poisons which
cause the distressing ache. A re
liable, valuable medicine, constant
ly in use for over years. Men
and women everywhere use and
recommend them. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Try them. Jarrnin &
Wood, corner Main and "Central.
Med- ( carload lots.
ri Call- . ; ; -
Kouzn. '
That good coal low In ash, Han
sen Coal Co.' Phone 239. tf
the
highway bj conipletod the long,
winding narrow drive through the
heart of the KcdwootlK forest this
Another of those home cooked .side of Crescent City will be re
meals, which have become well
known among local residents, will
So served bv the Ladies' Aid at the
Lutheran church tomorrow even
ing from &:30 to 7; 30. A special
committee of four members has
been making preparations for the
meal, planned to be one 'of the
best served by the aid this year.
The meal will be served in the
special dining hall.
Factory blocks, $6 load. Tel. 631.
Medford Fuel Co. 3L,4tf'
Trader (Mdip, formerly $4, now
$1 at Hwem'tf. 3&3
Mrs. Hoy Williams of Central
Point, who was operated upon for.
uppendlchls at the Community hos- j
pital last Wednesday, Is slowly re
covering.
St. Patrick's old-time dance at
Nat. Hat. Dynge Pros. 37'
Pest Utah coal hot and clean. I
Tel. 631. Medford Fual Co. 3j4tP
Cal C. Welts, deputy L'nlted j
States marshal, following his re- j
turn yesterday from Portland, j
where he had taken three nuto;
theft .suspects arrested nt Ashland. '
plans to leave this evening or to-j
morrow morning for - Klamaih
Falls to attend to more official '
business.
Cheap lumber and cedar posts.
Medford Lumber Co. 237tf !
Special sale of SI. 00 box stn-l
tioncry now 69c at tSwem's, 3i3
X ui lev to Fanners.
Younc. 109 S. Holly, habi
machine for grinding disci
Ho iJso docs plow work!
kinds, horseshoeing and
MOONSHINE TRIAL
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placed by a wide, modern high
way. Including a new1 bridge now
under construction over - -Smith
Kiver.
However, tho new route will
still go through a uomfon of the
giant forest, covering a distance' Begun yesterday forenoon, th
far less than that covered by tho criminal case of the state against
old route. Mr. Hagm la In Med
ford selling Itedwuod tree burrrh'
These Drug Stores
Are Open Nights
This Week
Jarmin & Woods
James McNair Pharmacy
f1 West Side Pharmacy"
ONE SUIT or
GV ERGO AT
Special Advertising
Introductory Offer
To quickly establish this line and
' acquaint the people with sterling
quality fabrics and tailoring .
SUITS OR.
SUIT and OVERCOAT
FOR THE PRICE OF
NO MORE
NO LESS
$35.50
SMALL DEPOSIT EEQUIRED
HUTCHISON'S
Mercantile Store
-Medford, Ore.
213 E. Main Street
Ni.-k
niatlo a
plows,
of all
blackstulthlnir.
Jill
(ant of Thanks. j
To our uuuiy dear friends w
desire to cxprcs our heartfelt ,
thanks for the many expressions j
of kindly sympathy and the beau- j
iff ul flowers given to us in the,
houix of our Korrow and grief In j
the hs of our beloved Maye Daily ;
.Williams. ' !
Thomas K. AVilliam.A
.Maxliie lnman, ,
Uosa Pailcv and Family.
Mr. and Mrs, K. A. Wall, j
Mr. ami Mrs. iZ. A. Palley..
C. C. Innuin. 3 I
I tegular Comuiunlculioii (
if iteanu-s Chapter. Wed- ;
nesday evening. Official
visit of grand officers, !
Members sre requi-sted toj
briny receipts. "Visiting ' member?
welcome. IIATTIK M. ALDKX. (
ar.t - Nf-ev. i
rOO LATE Ta CLASSIFY
FOK PP.NT March 17, furnished
' apartment lit Mall Tribune build-
Int: livtnc md dining room, bd-'
rwm. kllchcneltn and bath; hot;
and cold water, steam heat, elec !
tricity und gu. Inuuirc ut office. ;
' 3 51 tf i
WANT KM St of Darby pstent !
wheels Tor Fonlscn tractor. J
Please w rite C. H. Culbertson. j
lrownhiro. State price and ,
wheri located. 3!-l,
FOH- RKXT ft-room furnished I
loirtinrnt; gnrngc; 'I blockt
irom library. - W". F. Campbell. ;
hui F. Main. :.J
WANTED-Lady cook. Tel
051-1.
- 3M
Plumbing. :
PLl'MltlNtl. UKATI.Vt; -Material ,
and nor vie. Hawk, the Plum'er. i
IA So. tJiupe, Phone ."fso
&lU)OM UOt'SK in West Medford;
Karaite and woodshed; fine ea4j
front lot, shrubbery, buih rooi r
toilet: city wiiter available. Price,
M.r.oo; $5 fit cash and balance i
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