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t THE MEDFORD MAIL Tit IB ONE, MBDJTOllD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1910. ft SOCIAL ANU PERSONAL OnkH f Thorn am fullN lit lhln world (hut would uriliolxo tlio iiiikuI flnluieil for Mm way lio blown IiIh tniiiipot. nuotltur MwunlH . Mr. Colcmnn la building nix-room collnuo In l.lio ntltlij Ioti (o Mvrifonlf riorouco and .Jnok Wallnr of (ho Muimtiilu diHtrlct, rotnniiiml In thu city. I'Vldny iiIkIiI laying in miplloH. ' Corioo nt Ooodfrioml'. Horn March I), 11)10, to MV. and Mr. Toddy Vill, North Hlvomiilo nvonuo, n hoti. l'onoh trouH for nnlo nt ton contu ccntH cmiiIi. H. 1), Pnttoraon, Nnnh ho tel. Mr. Orr In Inillilinif i 'lOjtflO-foot buildini; for a Ntorehoimo In thu roar of his niHidunco proporty on Wowt Jnoknnn ntrcot. CeirnlM at Ooodfriiipd'n. Mr. Caroy In nddint; an addition to IiIh haknry on North Rivornldo nvcnuo, owlnj: to InoreiiHod IjiihIiiohh. WW Kidd'n Khoen. I'erry Smith has purchaHod two IoIh of Mr. Wlnklor on Hontty Htruet and hn Ikiiii llio building of n nlx room uottauo. It. W. Orny In tho contractor. WW Ixidd'n Shoe. Tho numlclpnl and county road- ' -workorn arc doinjf pood oxeoution with drapi, filling holoa and planing down liutnpi in tho roadwnyn. Tho now olootrin lamp in front of tho North nohool ImiMiiiK nmkim tlilutfK look bright and ohuarful in that vicinity. Wnntod To rent n tonm for plowing. P. W. Hamill, Modford, Or. 305 A. L Koltnit wa in town from IiIh Yankee crook ranch Saturday. Jortoph Hannah, tho pinunor far mar and Htockraiftcr of North Uocuo river, !h pitying an cxtondod visit in the city, tho guc.it of hia daughter, Mm. Tim Dnlly, and family of Wont Modford. KxtrncU nt OoodfriendV W'. A. Riiiiirnor, 8tioriiitcndunt of tho Murinu orchnrdii, wnH in Mmlfonl on biitdnoHR Saturday. h. H. Snwyor for nurvoyn. Stthdi viMon and platting n specialty. Room 12, Kmoriek. A. J. Ivlttm, who la otnoloycd at tho Modoo orchards oitrJlogtio rivor, wns in Afodford Saturday after imp plies. 250 foot, ennt frontngo, close in, price $20 por foot, good torms. This in a Hplondiu location for cottngo or npnrtmcnt hotiRon; invefltignto. J. W. DroKHlor Agency, W. Mnin. 30.r ProfeHHor P. J. O'Onra nnd 0. A. Ilovcr woro nt Anhlnnd Snturdny at tending tho mooting of tho Fruit Growers' association thoro. H. n. Rood of Korby, Josephine county, was in Modford Snturdnv on business. Ten noros fino foothill Innd, 1 acres fino 8-yonr-oId Nowtown np pies. This will produce a nloo crop 'thin year; 2 noros Newtown a; pies just planted, 0 acres brush land, all good, tillable land; fino building site, one mile to good school Tina orchards all around. Price 2500. J. W. Dressier Agonoy, West Main. 305 Albort Pnnkoy of Central Point visited friends in Modford Snturdnv. All ball plnyors should bo on tho -grounds today at 10 o'clock to work ont. Perhaps you nood n typowritor. Ton can Booure nny mnlto yon wish, in n rohuilt typowritor, nt Tho Morn void Shop, nt n ronsonnblo prico. C. u. Mitnson of tho Pacific Pa llor company of Portland, is in Mod- Tord. Tons nt Ooodfriond's. Mnjor It. C. Washburn of Tnblo Hook wns In Modford Saturday looking after business mnttors. Wltltmnn's cnndloB nro nnoxeollod. Tito Morrivold Shop ItnB tho oxolus ivo ngonoy for Modford. Mrs. n. L. Jowoll of Trnil Is In tho olty on businoss mnttors. I. W. ITolmos of Eugono Is n Mod ford visitor todny. Cblnnwnro nt Goodfriond's. G. L. Trofron of Ashlnnd wns In Modford Snturdny. John II. Cnrkin, nttornoy at Inw, over Jackson County Hank. It. n. Manning of Contrnl Point, ho pnrchnsod tho Aikons trnot, flour that town, n fow wooks ngo, has Toturnod from tho oast nnd is mak ing nrrnngomonts to ntnko somo sub Btnntinl improvomonts on his now ipurchnso. Snicwt nt Goodfriond's. Rex IT. Lnmpmnn of tho Gold ITII1 "Nows wns in Modford on n business visit Snturdny, Wcnr Kidd's Shoes. Mr, nnd Mrs. C. M, ITownrd of Jold mil woro Modford visitors 8nt nrday on tholr wny to Ashlnnd to pond Sundny, Job Pnnkoy of Contrnl Point wns doing businoss with looal merchants "Saturday, Ouorgu P. Minis of Hovijii spout thu wuuk oinl in Modford. ' Harry I'cllott of tho Pollott & I IIuIiiih Honl Kslato company of Ash land, was a Modford visitor Hitlur. day. I Every otio should go to Mcl'.rido's! to son tlit) liuoHt (die bond thoy will co In n lifetime Tho Ico cronins' and cnndlos ara of tho hiiiiio ctinl ity. 305 A. Ii. Iliuolloii, wlio is in iliiirgu of (ho Dnrduiiollos school, near Gold i Hill, was in Modford Saturday. Mr. Hazletoii has givon such univerHal! Hntlsfnctlou thiit ho has boon uiigag- j d to conduct tho same school for another year. - Grnnitowuro at Goodfriond's. I Ed Andrews of Phoonlx wns in 1 this city on husinoss Snturdny. j Jack Rogers wits in Modford Sat- unlay on it luminous trip. i Hooks IUIiIom, Prnyor Hooks, io- otry, fiction, gift books for children and adults. Como in nnd look thorn ovor nt Tho Morrivold Shop. William Cameron, ouo of tho pio neer residents of tho Applcgnlo sec tion, spent Snturdny nftcntoon in this city. Flower pots nt Goodfriond's. Ciinicl; & Moyors have removed) thoir officos to tho Roguo Rivor Vnl- J loy depot, from whonco they will I boreaftor conduct thoir bttsiucsB. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hazclrigg re turned baturday from a visit to Portland nnd Sonttje. Washttibs at Goodfriond's. Mtssos Annlo nnd Phooho Vbison loft Friday for Klamath Falls on land businoss. Thoy will visit relatives in Laugull valley, lamnth county, bo ron thoir roturn. Cutlery nnd glnhnware at Good friond's. E. 1). Hnrrou of Ashland wiih ii Modford btiNinoss visitor Friday. W. H. btowurt, who has been spending tho winter mouths in Southern California, has returned home. Wear K'idd's Shoes. lyson uonii oi ujuirni rotnt wn a Modford visitor Friday. Mr. Hcnll thinks more of chickens as n revenue producer than ho did before. lid brought In ten Plymouth Rock liens and received for them $0.80. "It ' would linvo been an even ton if tho, lions had aggregated n pound and n quarter more," said Mr. Heal!. i Horn In Medford,' Friday, March 11, 1010. to .Mr. nnd Mrs. F. W. Dclphy, n son. Tho Morrivold Shop bns office supplies, including files, blnnk books, I memorandum books, pencils, pens, inks, inkwells, tnblots, typowritor t supplies, onvciopos, pnste, mttctlngo nnd fountain pons Bargain For Cash ;rTHIS IS CERTAINLY THE BEST REAL ESTATE BARGAIN NEAR THE CITY OF MEDFORD. 28 ACRES WORTH AT LEAST $250 PER ACRE, WILL BE OF FERED ti Monday, March 14 ONLY AT A HEAVY DISCOUNT FOR CASH. TITLE PERFECT, REGISTERED; LAND UNDER IRRIGA TION. CALL MONDAY AND INVESTIGATE THIS BARGAIN. SOMEONE WILL BUY THIS AND MAKE A BUNCH OF QUICK MONEY. W. T. Andrews 340 Riverside Avenue South Medford, Ore. BARGAINS FOR SALE Southern Oregon Realty Co. Orchard Farm and City Proporty Timber and Mining Lands 9.1.1,800 840 acres, 500 acres un-( aer attcn, 300 acres under plow, bal- janco easily cleared; 3,000,000 saw i tfmbor; 6-roora house, 2 forgo barns; 'somo fruit; good fruit and alfalfa , Innd. $00,000 105 acres, 2 1-2 miles from Medford, 70 acres In aUaJfa, 2 j acres In young orchard, all level' and' (under cultivation; 7-room house; good largo barn. 98000 10 1-2 acres, close to city limits; 200 Bartlette, 150 . Comlce , pears; 3 acres of grapea, and somo peaches; well watered; small house : and barn. $7000280 acres, under fence, 150 acres under cultivation; 20 acres In clover and alfalfa; all kinds of fruit nnd berries; a complete sot of tools; plenty of water; some stock.. 90000 320 acres Umbor taad; 12,000,000 saw timber; 30 per cent balance- fir. '" 900 per acre -63 &crc3,,clOM to city limits; all under fonco; 60 acres of bottom land In cultivation; under water. $8000 3 acres; 7 acres la fmk; 10-room houso; large bam; close In. $000 20 acres good alfalfa land w fruit land; houso and barn. RB- $85 per acre ICO acres, 60 dcr cultivation; mostly under feaee; somo alfalfa and grain; good hoM and barn; 4 living springs; good ot slde range for stock and two snail family orchard.-- $.10,000 560 acres. Including stock. make a, nil level, under water; 5 barns sh4 I i $30 per acre 800 acres; Xo. 1 ctock ranch or good laad; nice! two 8-room houses. lot of timber; plenty of water; 5 j miles from Medford. $700 Good corner lot on New ! town street. $10,000 12 acres of pears and apples, all bearing; big crop this year. $2700 9 lots close In. $20,000 320 acres. ,a ctock raaelt; 100 acres In alfalfa; 80 acres ready to seed; 9-room house; largo haras; 300 head of cattle; 10 head of horaea; good water rliltt $I8,0OO 200 acres, 157 awes clear ed.; 90 acres under ditch; 50 acres alfalfa; 7 acres ready to seed; 3 -room houso; 2 large barns; lurge family orchard. $4000 6 acres, 1G0 young pears; somo strawberries and grapes, bal- ance In alfalfa: C-room bunealow: I small barn, cow and 25 chickens. $11,000 217 acres; 100 acres la cultlTatlon; lot of good saw timber; all level; comfortable house; good bare; will make a fruit ranch and dairy; under water. ! $14.000 20 acres of bottom land; 'soil 12 feet deep; 10 acres Spitzen ' berg and Newtowns, 6 years old; 4 'acres Comlce pears, 3 years old; 2 acres family orchard; 4 seres alfal ! fa; good house and barn and living , water. Wo also have good buys 1b City nnd .Mining Properties. Call at wa office for full infornuUloa. Room 6, Commercial Club Building j Rnrdon'a bakery is jjroat variety of fancy Mrs. P. W. Streets nnd dnuchtvr. i. i.i.. i: I LI n Ah.. ....... . 1 . ... 1 - ... . I . . ' in.-i .nil u. niil'lll UIU MUCK III IIH'ir ranch nonr Woodvillo. A Marriage Itccnso wns issued by the county olork Saturday to Russell Sowers of Asltlaud nnd Vera Storv of Medford. Phono 2(1111. Good friend V. Charles Lindsay of Lilylon was at Jacksonville Saturday looking nf tor tnx mnttors. Incidentnllv, to help out in the payment of his taxes ho brought with hint tho skins of two bobcats and threo coyotes, for which ho collected tho bounty. Buy your paints, glass, wallpnpcr, nuimn, vnniisii, urusnes ano navo showing a novelties in 301 Moro watches nro tinkered out thntt worn out by natural wear. You loavo your watch with inexperienced wntchtnnkors and thoy ruin it nnd chnrgo you a big prico. Van Do Car & Jasmuuu for honost watch work. 220 Phipps bldg., E. jrain. 30.)' E. J. Kaisor of tho Valloy Record, one 'of tho fow journnltsts of tho old school loft in Southern Oregon, wis in Modford on a business visit Sat urday. untio Al. Howard oxtonus nn in vitation to all lndiesof Modford to attend hor spring millinery opening 4 t BUSINESS LOCALS your pictures frnmod nrMctciilf'H,Snturdny March 12, at 100 North 318 East Main. V. Walkor of Modford wns nt Jacksonville on businoss Saturday. J. E. Wntt wns ntnong tho Modford pooplo who intorviowod tho shoriff on tho Inx question Snturdny, E. N. Cnntpboll nnd S. A. Nyo woro nt Jnoksonvillo Saturday morning on a business trtn. Tho Ladies' Aid sooioty of tho Prosbytorinn church will hold thoir nnuunl Enstor bnznnr nnd snlo of fnnoy ncodlowork Thursdny after noon, Slarch 17, in tho parlors of tho oliuroh. Kimonns, nnrons. corset Central avonuo. 304 Tho rich and tho poor pay alike a't Van Do Car & Jasmunn's. Honest work nt honest prico. Phipps bldg., E. Mnin stroot. 305 J. C. Aitkon of Woodvillo wns in Afodford on a businoss trip Friday. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. P. Gregory of Klnmnth Pnlls nro visiting in Med ford. Thursdny boing tho 16th nnnivors nry of tho tnnrringo of Mr. nnd Mrs. L. D. Brown, South Central nvonuo, n numbor of neighbors mndo it tho occasion of giving them a surprise frcshmonts of snndwiohoa. jnke, doughntttR nnd coffoo. A hnndsomo pinto nnd n stoin of burnished ware woro prcsontod as souvenirs of tho day. Thoso prosont: Mr. nnd Mrs, II. G. Nioholson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis Dundy, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. II. Flowland, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frod Lity, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. D. Allen. Calhoun Sistora of this city hnvo pnrchnsod tho coufootionory storo of G. T. Swin, No. 8 South Central nvonuo. Mr. Swim oxpects to ro main in Modford, but is uncortnin in whnt businoss ho will ougngo. covors nnd olhor nrtiolos of goncrnl ' m tno ovonlnu, taking thoir own re uso nnd beauty will bo offered for snlo. Light refreshments will bo sorvod nnd n oordlnl invitation is ex tended to nil Indios to nttond. 38.r IT. L. White of Ashlnnd, ono of tho prominent oitizons of tho uppor vnl loy, wns nt Jnoksonvillo Snturdnv sottling with Shoriff Jonos oonoom- ing his 1000 tnxos. Threo fino lnrgo lots in Tuttlo'fl addilton, $800 ensh. Siskiyou Realty Co., room 22, Jnokson County Dank building. 308 J. W. Nowmnn wns nt Jnoksonvillo Saturday to pay his taxes nnd also to oxporimont iji nutoninbilo running. If ono wants nil tho thrills in tho iiisinoss lot him rido boliiud Mr, Nowmnn with tho roads In their prosont shapo. Don Colomnn, who tnod out with Cnsoy in tho Northwest longuo, is ikoly to figure in Southern Oregon msohnll this sonson, ns ho has ho- onrod a job aa lineman with ono of tho loonl companion. Rnrdon's poorloss sanitary hrond Is tho nomo of porfootlon. 304 Kardon's Cnkos, plow, oto., aro mado from tho host mntorlnls that monoy oan buy, which nooounts for thoir rondy solo. 304 Five-room house and lot 100x120, onst side, $1500, terms. Siskiyou Ronlty Co., room 22, Jnokson Coun ty Dank building, 308 .-- Tho Palms rooming houso is for sale. This is the best-paying propo sition in town. Dcnson Investment Co. 305 Singer sowing machines, 244 S. G atreot. Phone 2954. 314 Peach trees for sale cheap. An entiro cnrload at 10 cents each. II. B. PatorBon, Nash Hotol. For wood of all klndo, see the Square Deal Woodyard. Phone 2601. Fir stroet, between Second and Third streets. Gould & I.indloy. proprietors. 261 Rardon's bakory is selling fancy large California sweet oranges nt 20 conta por dozen. 304 Wear Kidd's Shoes. If you want satisfaction try a sack of Mt. Hood Snow-Fall Flour For sale at the Russ Mill. Remem ber tho place. Polk Hull & Son Wanted Good second-hand part able gasoline saw, buy or rent. Ap ply Attorney Cnrkin, Jackson Coun ty Bank building. 305 For sale Woolf Creek Cove fruit tracts. The II. L. Chafm Realty Co., 203 Corbett building, Portland, Or., are offering the best of Roguo River valley fruit lands, in small tracts, on easy payments, at wnoiesaie prices. Southern Pacific depot on center of tract. Investigate nt once. E. M. Andrews, local agent. 310 Wanted Good second-hand port-1 able gasoline saw, buy or Tent. Ap ply Attorney Cnrkin, Jackson County Bank budding. 30o DANCING SCHOOL Bogins MONDAY NIGHT at SMITH HALL, on Grnpo st., aftor which it will bo hold ov ory Thursday night in tho wook, in addition to second and fourth Mondays. Loam to waits in six lossons, $1 por lesson, six for $5V Prj vato lessons by appointment. PROF. AND MRS. JEROME, 124 South Central Av. We Are Selling Oxfords AT PIUOES THAT CANNOT HELP BUT INTEREST YOU. TRUE IT IS THAT SOME OP THE OXFORDS HAVE BEEN CARRIED OVER FROM LAST SEASON, BUT IF WE DIDN'T TELL IT HARDLY ANYONE WOULD BE THE WISER, AS THE LASTS, TOES AND HEELS ARE FIRST COUSINS TO THOSE DUBBED CORRECT FOR 1910. AS IT IS, YOU CAN SAVE EXACTLY ONE-THIRD WELL WORTH WHILE, ISN'T IT? 450 ACRES Fine Apple and Pear Land 3 1-2 miles from Mediord m the foothills Ready for planting and subdivision; beautiful view; excellent water; good roads; fine soil; near Hillcrest, Crestbrook and adjoining the Westcr lund orchards. Price, a Bnap. Terms, good. 0. C. COULTER Oregon Orchards syndicate f BARGAINS FOR BUYERS 104 acres, cleared, close to station, $20,000. 42 acres, cleared, 2 1-2 miles from Medford, $9000. 20 acres, in peal's, half mile from Central Point, $7000. 40 acres, 25 acres in alfalfa and irrigated; beautiful viow; $9500. 32 acros bearing orchard, close in, $24,000. HUNTLCY-KRAMER COMPANY 214 Fruitgrowers' Bank Building. I NOTICE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY'S Land Department Representative. Mr. S. J. Adler will be at the Hotel Moore March 0.7th to April 1st for tho pur pose of seeing thoso who are interested in the company's famous Alberta wheat' lands. Ho will be prepared to furnish complete information, including maps, lit erature, prices, etc. Call on Ir. Adler and arrange to take advantage of our low rato semi-monthly excursions during this; season and inspect these lands, Ide-McCarthy Land Co. COLONIZATION AGENTS CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY