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Thursday, April 4, lOIB PAGE SIX ASTTT.ANT) TTDTNOB special iuxks foh sale op mill fekds The Unitl States Food Adminis tration has Issued instructions gov erning the salu of mill feeds as fol lows: ,No licensee selling wheat mill feed as a hrokor shall charge more than a reasonable brokerage, not to ex ceed 23 cents per ton, and no licensee Fhall charge a brokerage on any wheat mill feed on which a broker age has already been charged. No licensee soling wheat mill feed (is a commission agent for the sah of consigned wheat mill feeds, mak ing sale, delivery and collection, shall charge more than a reasonable com mission, not to exceed 50 cents per ton, and no licensee shall charge commission on any wheat mill feed on which a commission lias already been charged. A reasonable charge may be added for delivery. tt)UMV COUItT PKOCEKDINGS. Tho following Is a schedule of ex- jenditures of Jackson County, Ore pon, together with a list of the claim ants and articles or service for which the claim is made and which were pussed upon by the County Court of Jackson County during the month of November, 1917: Tho following tills were allowed relative to the County Salary Fund, to-wit: County Court and Commissioners. F. I. Tou Voile, county judge's salary 1150.00 ho Williamson, bailiff's salary 65.00 Geo. v. Owen, commission er's salary 53.60 Total ' $26S.60 Circuit Court. F. Roy Davis, reporter's fee.$ 30.00 O. N. Lewis, bailiff's salary. 6.00 '1 ;: 4 Vi f 3 Kollt and Kill, tin? exclusive funsters, dispensing lnujiliM of tho oik-ii-tliroated vnriety In the season's Ix-st musical furce, "The High Cost of Loving," coming to Vinins Theatre Tuesday, April O. A. R. Thompson, court crier. 48.00 Total $ 84.00 ', Sheriffs Office. Ralph &. Jennings, sheriff's salary 20S.33 Leslie W. Stansell, deputv hire 125.00 Total $333.33 County Clerk's Office. G. A. Gardner, clerk's sal ary $166.60 Flora Thompson, deputy hire 83.33 Flora W,elcti, deputy hire... 70.00 Era n a a m n tix m Oh of a Series of Information Arttd on Denial UtglentNa. 1 Did Caesar Have His Dentist? DENTAL Hygiene is the science of taking proper care of the mouth and teeth to promote good health. Relics of ancient times show that the Egyptians, Babyloni ans, Greeks, Romans, all had a system ot dentistry, however crude II may have been. In IKS the first College of Den tistry was established in the United Stales, at Baltimore. Dentistry has made rapid pro gress since then, and to-day it Is recognized as second to none in its importance to good health and human welfare. You should know more about yourteeth, their care, and their relation to your general health. Prevention of decay of the teeth and turns la the modern watchword of dental science. It is a great deal better to p re Tent dental troubles than have them to cure. The ssonth Is the gateway of the body. On good teeth depend mastication, digestion, nutri tion, enecgy, health and happi ness, few mouiersfullyrealize their responsibility for the In jury likely to result it tlielr children's teeth do not receive proper attention and oar. PmblModbtUu Bomrd flkmtal Examiner . State of One bj ci ca ma n Total $319.99 County Treasurer's Office. Myrtle W. Blakeley, treasur er's salary $100.00 School Superintendent's Office. G. W. Ager, school superin tendent's salary $130.00 Mrs. Minnie Kelly, clerical hire 3.70 R. E. Morris, school supervis or's salary 100.00 Mrs. Rodney Schuler,, clerical work 35.15 Total $2SS'.S5 Fruit Inspector's Office. I. R. Kline, deputy hire $ 44.00 E. R,. Oatman, deputy hire. . 97.12 T. J. Williamson, deputy hire 49.85 Total $190.97 Assessor's Office. J. B. Coleman, assessor's sal ary $123.00 Jaa. M. Cronemlller, deputy hire SO. 00 Delpha Coleman, deputy hiro 57.35 Linnie Hanscom, deputy hire 65.00 Total $327.35 Collection of Taxes. Paul F. Anderson, deputy hire $ 80,00 D. H. Cronemlller, deputy hire 91.50 Bertha Eckelsou, clerical . work , 8.75 W. O. Garrett, deputy hire.. 104.50 Total $284.75 Court House Expense. J. A. Norris, Janitor's salary. $ 60.00 Care of Poor at Poor-farm. Dr. T. J. Malmgren, phy sician's salary $ 83.33 W, N. Welb, superintendent's salary 100.00 Total ..$183.33 Sealer of Weights and Measures. D,. T. Lawton, deputy hlro..$ 29.63 County Recorder's Office. Chauncey Florey, recorder's salary $166.66 It Pays to Paint Painting your buildings will immediately increase their value many times the amount of your invest ment in paint. Neglect to paint means loss by deterioration- and decay. Lumber and repairs are more expensive now than ever before. Protect your property from depreciation by painting with ACME QUALITY HOUSE PAINT Tt gives great durability and lasting beauty. It is m ist economical to use, because it takes less and lasts l"iiger. Let m show you suitable color combinations for your house and estimate the amount of paint required, whether you buy or not. Swenson McRae Ashland, Oregon Mildred Nell, deputy hire. i5.00 ' WE WILL TRADE . WITH YOU . Why keep a lot of stuff around you don't or can't use? Others are selling and trad ing their stuff to us. Why not you? The Eastern Supply Co. of Ashland have lots of things you need and will trade with you, such as shoe repairing, bicycles, bicycle tires, and supplies of all kinds, harness, gnus, shoes, clothing, etc., and hundreds of other things you need. ' The Eastern Supply Co. will take most anything you have good clothing, shoes, hats, tools, implements, spuds, dishes, furniture, wood, etc. Just bring it in. We will trade you something you need for it. The idea is, you get something you need for something you don't need. in the Save some of your cash and buy War Savings Stamps. Uncle Sam needs the money N vnd you need our goods. Help W h war A FEW Total .$24166 W'atermasler. Fred N. Cummingrv salary .. $ S3. 33 - Ferries. John Blaoss, ferryman's sal ary $ 25.00 Total disl unements as to Salary Fund $2810.99 The following hills were allowed relative to the Current Expenne fund, to-wit: County Court and Commissioners. Waters' Paint Store, sup plies $ 2.50 Home Tel. & Tel. Co., tele phone hill 3.25 Total $ 5.75 Circuit Court. Mrs,.- M. E. Abbott, board of jurors John Butler, petit juror. . . . Charles W. Banta, petit jur or . .. ; John W. Bailey, petit juror. Sidney I. Brown, petit juror. Ralph G. Bardwcll, petit Jur or H. C. Burgess, petit juror. . . John Buchanan, grand juror Raymond Bullis, grand juror J, M. Blacklngton, grand Jury witness Edward W. Carlton, grand Juror 6.50 15.00 18.40 21.00 16.00 4.00 18.00 4.20 4.00 3.60 5.60 For Your Garden use Land Plaster Buy a bicycle. We sell them on easy terms A small payment down and one dollar a week. ... Tires Vulcanized We make one good tire from two old auto tires. Fix 'em up now, you will soon need your car and new tires cost real money. Engine Oil and Bicycle Tires We have the Standard make at only 45 cents per gallon. Bicycle tires for $1.95 and up. , ' Eastern Supply Co. In the big concrete building opposite White House Grocery. ' James Owens, witness 5.70 J. J. Pankey, witness 4.30 Charles Pankey, witness. . . . 4.30 Fay Rippey, witness 4.30 Emil Pell, grand Juror 6.40 Fred Rapp, petit Juror , 20.60 Charles Scheffelln, petit Jur or 19.00 Daniel W. Stone, petit Juror. 16.80 W. R. Sparks, petit juror. . . 13.00 C. E. Wikstrom, witness. . . 5.80 J.. J. Walker, witness 4.70 Ed Walker, witness 3.50 Home Tel. & Tel. Co., tele phone bill 2.65 County Clerk's Office. Ashland Printing Co., sup plies $ 6.00 G. A. Gardner, stamps 10.00 Jacksonville Post, supplies. . 1.00 Kunzman Printing Co., sup plies 75 Medford Book Storo, supplies 21.93 Optimo Cafe, Inducted regis trants' (expense 6.12 Ulrlch Bros, supplies 30 , Western Union Tel. Co., tele grams .6 J Home Tel. & Tel. Co., tele phone bill 385 Ashland Lumber Co. Phone 20 Ray M. Conley, circuit court witness 4.30 William Coffman, circuit court witness 3.00 William a Dickerson, petit Juror 6.40 William Earhart, petit Juror 16.20 Edward J. Farlow, petit jur or 21.40 Joseph H. Geppert, petit jur or 25.00 J. Marsh Garrett, petit juror 22..00 William W. Gregory, petit Juror 17.40 Earl O. Gaddls, petit juror. . 4.00 C. E. Gates, petit Juror 19.00 George W. Grow, grand juror 7.80 Delroy Getcholl, grand juror 4.00 Mrs. Hedgpath, witness 7.80 Mrs. Hedgpath, grand Jury witness 4.80 William J. Hartzoll, petit jur or , 7.60 C. T. Hoefs, petit juror 11.00 18.00 6.40 5.40 15.00 5.50 7., 20 17.00 15.00 5.10 5.80 5,80 Oliver Harbaugh, petit juror Fred Herrln, grand Juror... Harold D. Kubll, petit juror H. N. Lofland, petit juror. . . J. V. Leaper, witness J. W. Merrltt, petit juror. . . John Marsh, petit juror.... Henry Manklns, petit juror. . W. Y. Marshall, witness .... Mrs. Jacob Mooro, witness.. Jacob Moore, witness Frank McCarvel, grand jury wfitness Frank McCarvel, witness... 4.80 7.80 There's a. v&si difference LESLIE SALT iswonderfulljpure consequently of reai siren ch Total $527.85 Justice Court Mrs. Nellie Arnold, witness. $ 1.00 John Buckhee, witness 1.90 Guy Conner, witness 100 Lloyd Corliss, witness 1.00 C. A. Chapman, constable fees 17.65 G. W. Davla, witness 1.20 J F. Hittson, constable fees 1.00 M. F. Horn, witness 1.60 William Hall, witness J10 S. Norwood, justice court ex pense 2.50 Earl Pierce, witness 1.00 L. J. Trefreri, justice fees. . . 4.65 G. O. Taylor, justice fees... 51.05 R. W. Wilson, witness 1.00 Total $ 50.60 County Treasurer's Office. Myrtle W. Blakeley, cash ad I vanced for indigent and ' postof flee box rent $ 21.10 J. M. Mossman Co., work on i time-lock 10.00 . Medford Printing Co., sup plies 9.50 i Western Union Tel. Co., tele- i grams 2.70 Home Tel. & Tel. Co., tele phone bill 2.25 Total $ 87.65 Sheriffs Office. Paul F. Anderson, traveling expense $ 24.60 Bxlph G. Jennings, traveling expense 42.54 Ralph G. Jennings,, office ex pense 10.25 Ralph G. Jennings, stamps for sheriffs office 36,60 Medford Printing Co., sup plies , Medford Book Store, supplies Optimo Cafe, feeding inducted registrants 6.13 Postal Tel. & Cable Co tele grams i Leslie W). Stansell, traveling expense Western Union Tel. Co., tele grams Home Tel. & Tel. Qo., tele phone bill 25.00 7.05 .98 27.30 3.04 7.40 Total -t... $190. 89 Total $ 45.55 Coroner's Office. AIco Taxi, taxi hire $ Carl Bleberstedt, witness... Ralph Bleberstedt, witneaa . . L. R. Bingham, juror William Barp. Juror Dr. W. W. P. Holt, inquest exam John B. Palmer, negatives. . John A. Perl, coroner's fees W. D. Roberts, juror E. W. Simmons, juror Hi. G. Shearer, Juror 3.00 1.90 1.90 1.00 1.00 25.00 ,22.75 43.30 1.00 1.00 1.00 E. W. Witte, juror 1.01 Total $103.8S School Superintendent's Office. G. W. Ager, payment to school officers for attend ance teachers' Institute.. $ 42.01 (Continued on page 7.) ( GET THE BEARD BUT LEAVE THE ROOTS I'm not after the "pound of flesh" I leave the roots to continue their growth. "You are next." Buckhorn Barber Shop Clyde Costolo NEURALGIC PAINS GIv Way to Soothing Hamlin's Wizard Oil Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe and effective treatment for headache and neuralgia. Rubbed in where the pain is, it acts as a tonic to the tortured nerves and almost invariably brings quick relief. Its healing, antiseptic qualities can always be relied upon to prevent 'in fection, or other serious results, from sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stings. 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