ÄsHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
W ednesday, September 24, 1910
TIDINGS CLASSIFIED ADS
LEGAL NOTICES
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legal
notices
ap p ear
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t*AGE THREE
NEW BUILDING TO HAVE
A IR PLA N E LANDING
SACRAMENTO, Cal., Sept. 23.—
An a irp lan e landing sta tio n on th e
roof is provided fo r in plans ju st
com pleted for a new 12-story de­
p a rtm en t sto re to be erected a t
Sixth and K stre e ts in Sacram ento.
In th e opinion of L. F. B reuner,
The sta te convention of th e A m eri­
can Legion held in P o rtla n d last who is to have th e big building con­
week m ade resolutions, and adopted stru c te d on th e site of his present
a stro n g policy ag ain st aliens, a n ­ store, th e tim e is not fa r d istan t
a rc h ists, and bolshevists, and m ade w hen M ilady will go a-shopping via
as a basis of its org m 'zn tio n th e a irp lan e and he predicts th a t before
fu rth e rin g cf p atrio tism and 109 per long th e re will be such m arked im ­
provem ents in th e construction and
cent A m ericanism .
control
of a irc ra ft th a t it will be
The legion is not to deal with
an
easy
m a tte r for m achines to land
“ politics” in a n f m an n er but will
on
th
e
top
of a dow n-tow n store.
act vigorously in helping th e leg is­
B
reuner
has sufficient confidence
lato rs to determ ine ’policies.” The
in
his
belief
to provide for an expen­
legion is going to re su lt in th e y o u n g !
d
itu
re
of
about
$50,000 for th e es­
m en of th e natio n tak in g m ore of
tab
lish
m
en
t
of
a
landing and th e in­
an in te re st in
governm ental m at
sta
lla
tio
n
of
elevators
to carry aerial
te rs and natio n al policies.
passengers from the roof down into
th e store.
HOME-COMING GLAD ONE
The s tru c tu re will cost, in all,
$750,000.
C onstruction w ork will
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.— E lson Loy, be s ta rte d w ithin a few days.
son of Mrs. E. D. Diskoon, 1202 L au ­
rel stre e t, who re tu rn ed to his home
ABANDON PLAN FOR
here, was reported dead in F ran ce
FLIGHT TO ARGENTINA
•five tim es. He believes th a t a com-
LONDON.— (By M ail.)— P lan s to
rad killed in th e A isne-M arne offen­
fly
by airsh ip from London to Buenos
sive lies buried in his nam e in
A
ires
have been tem porarily ab a n ­
F rance. Loy gave his “ buddy” his
doned
as
a resu lt of th e governm ent’s
coat, which had his pictu re and ad­
com
m
andeering
th e R80, Vickers-
dress in it, when he saw th e boy ly­
Vimy
super-airship,
which several
ing in “ no m an ’s la n d ” w ith both
m
onths
ago
booked
ten
passengers
his legs blown off.
a
t
$5000
each
for
the
trip.
Loy did nt know th a t he w as sup­
Included am ong th e passengers
posed to be dead until he reached
Springfield, O., w here he visited rel­
atives.
He served in F ran ce w ith
the 26th in fa n try , 1st division.
ADOPTS POLICY
were Sir W oodm an Eurbridge, hie
wife. Lady W oodm an, and R. H.
G riffith. B urbidge and G riffith are
the d irecting
heads of H arrod's,
: which has dep artm en t stores in
Buenos A ires and London.
"W e have given up hope of being
able to fly to Buenos Aires this
y e a r,” G riffith told th e United Press.
The governm ent's com m andeering
of the R80 m eans it will be a year
before a n o th e r airsh ip can be built to
m ake the trip. Anyhow, we couldn’t
have m ade th e trip On the R80 th is
year as the landing m ast, which
anchors the airship by draw ing it's
nose down until a c e rtain height has
been reached so th a t passengers can
alight and descend via staircases a nd
elevators, have not been com pleted
in Buenos Aires. Sir W oodm an,
Lady W oodm an and
m yself have
booked steam er passages and will
sail for the A rgentine in O ctober.”
NOTICE O F S H E R IF F ’S SALE
By v irtu e of an execution in F o re­
closure and O rder of Sale duly issued
FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE
PHYSICIANS
out of and u n d e r th e seal of th e cir­
cuit co urt for th e s ta te of Oregon, for
DR. H. B. MOORE-:— C hiropractic'
Jackson
County, dated Septem ber
Physician.
F irs t N ational Bank j
8th, 1919, in a c e rtain su it th erein ,
Bldg. P hones: Office, 112; Rea.
w herein E lizabeth A. Sm ith as P la in ­
297-J.
tiff,
recovered ju d g m en t a g ain st
la te s t Revised List
H ow ard P. W ilcox and Bessie W il­
DTi ERNEST A. WOOD— P ractice
cox, husband and wife, as defendants,
lim ited to eye, e a r, nose and
for th e sum of T hree th o u sa n d six
th ro a t. Office hours, 10 to 12 and
At Low P rices and all kinds of
th irty -tw o and 50-100
2 to 5. Sw edenburg Bldg., A sh­ term s. T im ber and o th e r invest­ h u n d red
($3632.50) to g e th e r w ith $250.00
land, Ore.
73 -tt m ents. All prices a re sam e.
Old a tto rn ey fee and $27.80 costs which
DR. J . J . EMMENS— P hysician and H ard Tim es q u o tation, b u t subject jud g m en t w as enrolled and docketed
surgeon. P ractice lim ited to eye, to raise, or w ithdraw al. Now is th e in said C ourt Septem ber 6tli, 1919.
ear, nose and th ro a t. Glasses su p ­ tim e to buy.
Notice is hereby given th a t, p u r­
FOR SALE PROPERTIES
plied. O culist and a u ris t fo r S. P.
su a n t to th e term s of said execution,
R. R. Offices, M. F. and H. Bldg., No. 4— F o u r room house, electric I will on October 18th, 1919, a t 10
lig h ts and sew er connections, near o’clock a. m., a t th e fro n t door of th e
opposite postoffice, M edford, Ore.
P hone 667.
21-tf
H igh School. Two lots, rich soil; C ourthouse in th e City of Ja ck so n ­
price $700. W ill ta k e h alf cash, ville, Jackson County, Oregon, offer
D. M. BROW ER, M. D.— 216 F acto ry
balance easy.
> St. P hone No. 498-R. Uses radio- No. 6— 100 acres, m o u n tain reso rt, for sale and sell a t public auction for
cash to th e h ighest bidder, to satisfy
h e a t largely in his tre a tm e n t of
15 m iles o u t on good au to road, said ju d gm ent, w ith th e costs of th is
chronic
diseases. T uberculosis,
10 acres garden and hay land, sale, subject to redem ption as pro­
cancer and o th e r infectious a il­
balance
p a stu re and grazing, ir r i­ vided by law , all of th e rig h t, title
m ents, respond m arvelously to said
gation ditches, w ater rig h t and n u ­ and in te re st that« th e said defend­
tre a tm e n t.
jo in tly
or
individually,
m erous springs. T ro u t stream an ts,
1913,
ru n s th ro u g h th e place. House, i had on D ecem ber 22nd,
ATTORNEYS
o r have since acquired, o r now have
barn, chicken y ard , etc.
In S ea so n
No m ore en ch an tin g place can in and to th e follow ing described
BRIGGS & BRIGGS, A ttorneys-at-
p
roperty,
situ
a
te
d
in
Jackson
County,
be found for sum m er hom e; se­
Law , P io n eer Block, A shland.
cluded, yet easy of access, w ith S tate of Oregon, to-w it:
L ots fourteen (1 4 ), fifteen (15)
L. A. RO BERTS— A ttorney-at-L aw .
fish and gam e in plenty on th e
Room s 6 and 6, Citizens* Bank
place. P a rtic u la rs on application. and sixteen (16) in H ighland P a rk
Bldg.
No. 8— 5 acres, all tillab le, 2 m iles addition to th e City of A shland, Jack-
T— --------------------------------------- ------- -
o u t on highw ay, good buildings, son County, Oregon.
NININGER & ROBERTSON, Proprietors
STENOGRAPHERS
D ated a t Jacksonville, Oregon,
splendid location; m o rtg ag e; price
Sept. 8th, 1919.
$1700.
JESSIE H TH A TC H ER — Public
C. E. TE R R IL L ,
P h o n es 155-156
ASHLAND, OREGON
No. 10— E xtrem ely b e a u tifu l and
S
heriff
of
Jackson
County, Oregon.
S tenographer. C om m ercial Club
well appointed m odern bungalow ,
By FLORA THOMPSON,
2 blocks off pavem ent; b e a u tifu l:
H ours: 9 a. m. to 12 a. m .; 2
9-4
W
ed.
D eputy.
grounds, $3400.
p. m. to 6 p. m .,
No. 12— 8-room m odern house, 100
NOTICE O F S H E R IF F ’S SALE
feet fro n t; one block from paved
CONTRACTING AND BUILDING
By v irtu e of an execution in Fore-
stre e t in p re tty location; garage,!
closeure and O rder of Sale duly is­
etc., $2700.
A. L . LAMB— Contractor and Build­
er. C em ent, Brick and W ood­ No. 14— 8-acre o rch ard and alfalfa, sued out of and u n d er th e seal of
w ork. Tel. 463-J. 343 M ountain
3-room house, 2 m iles from tow n; th e C ircuit C ourt for th e S tate of Or­
Ave.
splendid soil and location. P rice egon, for Jackson County, dated Sep­
Hood R iver citizens com plain at
tem b er 2nd, 1919, in a c e rtain suit high cost of living and rents.
$2500.
B. L. DELSMAN— C on tracto r and No. 16— 6-room m odern house, lot th ere in , w herein J. L. H a m e r, as
builder, A shland, Ore. Estim ate«
*
95x150, au to b arn , chicken house, P la in tiff, recovered ju d g m en t and
cheerfully given. F re e plans when
etc.; lots of fru it; location splen­ decree a g ain st Nan L. S trickfaden as
we do y our work. W hen securing
did; 5 blocks from P. O., 2 blocks D efendant, fo r th e sum of Two
us, you save th e cost of a s u p e r­
from paved stre e t. P rice $3000. th o u san d and seven h u n d red nine
in te n d e n t as we w ork rig h t on No. 18— 7-room house, b ath , etc., and 55-100 ($2709.55; to g eth e r w ith
th e job w ith th e men. Phone 120.
lot and h a lf on paved stre e t, cen­ $200.00 a tto rn e y fees and $17.50
MEANS
tra l p a rt of town. Price, w ith easy costs, w hich judgm ent was enrolled
FRANK JORDAN — G eneral Con­
and
docketed
in
said
C
ourt
A
ugust
term s, $1600.
tra c tin g and re p a ir work. Cement
w ork specialty. Tel. 430-J, 227 No. 20— 7-room house, b arn and lot, 30th, 1919.
Notice is hereby given th a t, p u r­
65x170, located on boulevard,
G ranite St.
21tf
su a n t to th e term s of said execution
price $3500.
No. 22 — M agnificent residence, I will on October _18th, 1919, a t 10 •%-acre fru it, berries, sm all d w e l-,
TAXI SERVICE
ling, b a rn ; only ............ $1100.00 We are proud to recommend
silghtly location, larg e grounds, o’clock a. m., a t th e fro n t door
of
th
e
c
o
u
rt
house
in
the
Good location.
EVANS TAXI SERVICE— Five pas­
fru it and garden, close in. New
to our customers
senger C halm ers, Seven Passengei
m odern house, unusually finished City of Jacksonville, Jackson Coun­ Six-room dw elling in railro a d addi­
ty,
Oregon,
offer
for
sale
and
tion,
east
of
F
o
u
rth
St.;
b
ath
,
hot
H udson. T rips anyw here. Reliable
and appointed.
Sacrifice price sell a t public auction for cash to the
and cold w a ter; te r m s . . . $850.00
d riv ers and quick service. Stand
$4500. Term s.
O ther B argains for O ther W ants.
a t Rose Bros. Day Phone 213; No. 24— 23 acres, good house, 1% highest bidder, to satisfy said ju d g ­
m ent, w ith th e costs of th is sale, sub­
N ight, 101.
m iles from cen ter of tow n, on ject to redem ption as provided by
highw ay, silghtly location.
Hog law. all of th e rig h t, title and in te r­
PA IG E CAR TAXI, W. J. A lbert,
We know som ething of the policies
w ire fenced and
cross fenced. est th a t th e said d efen d an ts jointly
P rop. L arge 7-passenger auto.
Real E sta te and Real Insurance.
At forced sale; price, $2500.
and
c h a ra c te r of th is firm , and know
Prices reasonable
easy riding.
or individually, had on A pril 1st,
E stablished 1883.
Day or night. Stand “ VICTORY’ No .26— 30 acres, good buildings, 1915, or have since acquired, or now
th a t these drugs and m edicines are
w ater, in house; all a lfa lfa ; a real have in and to th e follow ing de­
Phone 84; Home phone
CAFE.
put up to give satisfactio n and not
money m aking ran ch ; ju st a t edge scribed property, situ a te d in Jackson
183.
sim
ply to sell.
of tow n.
P rice $10,000, and County, S tate of Oregon, to-w it:
cheap a t th a t.
•THE FIX1T SHOP’
Lot eighteen (1 8 ) and a strip of
SOLE AGENTS
No. 28— 7-room house, larg e grounds, land 40 feet wide off th e n o rth erly
B ring It to me, I oan fix it right.
b eautiful location, lots of shade. side of lot seventeen (17) lying a d ­
Law n Mowers and Bicycles my spe
Forced sale; price, $1250.
cialty. L. H. ROOT, 337 E. Main No. 30— 3 % -acre alfa lfa and fru it, jacent to and th e full length of lot
18, all in Nob-Hill addition to the
stre e t, A shland.
scenic location In city; m odern City of A shland, Jackson County, O r­
C orner b|- th e P ark .
bungalow ; lots of fru it; a money egon.
POLEY & ELHART, Druggist«
USED CARS FO R SALE
IN THE HEART OF TOWN
I w an t to close o u t on C ream Sep
producer;
forced
sale. Price
D ated a t Jacksonville, Oregon, a ra to rs.
$3500.
FO R SALE— 1918 C hevrolet in good
Septem ber 2nd, 1919.
. .H av e two left over from before th
condition. M. I. Hibbs, 62 F o u rth No. 32— % -acre garden and fru it
C. E. TE R R IL L ,
w ar prices, an d will sell them a<
St.
21-4t*
and n u ts; good m odern 5-rooiu Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
cordingly. B oth a re 450 lb. capacity
house; close in; sightly location.
By FLORA THOMPSON,
New a n d used Sew ing M achine
WANTED
Forced sale price, $1500.
9-4t W ed.
D eputy. of m ost any m ake fo r sale o r rent
No. 34— 3-acre prize-w inning o r­
W e have h u n d red s of used Sew
We a re o ffering som e real values
W ANTED— Good m ilch cow, fresh
chard hom e, two blocks from paved NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ing M achines th a t we have tak e n i:
o r soon fresh. B. L. Powell. Tel.
in
Diam onds. You cannot lose; the
ACCOUNT
s tre e t; m odern im provem ents and
tra d e fo r new W hite m achines, a n
294-R.
21-2t
a proven m oney m aker, $5000.
In th e m a tte r of th e E sta te of som e of th em is as good as new. Wil chances a re good for a m uch higher
price in th e n e a r fu tu re.
FAMILY OF T H R E E desire to ren t No. 36— 8% acres fine tillab le land, Mary K a th e rin e H endricks, Deceased. be sold for a sm all price.
The undersigned a d m in istra to r h a s
no buildings; large shade trees,
m odern furnished house. Apply
sightly hom e building place; on filed in th e County C ourt of Jackson
Box No. 2, care Tidings.
20-3*
Boulevard, edge of city; $2500.
County, Oregon, his full and final ac­
MEN WANTED for w ork on Pacific No. 38— No. 38— 15 acres, 10 in fru it count of his ad m in istra tio n of said
highw ay south of Ashland. W age
and garden, 5 acre wood lot; splen­ estate, and th e H onorable G. A.
The Jeweler
$4.50 per day, 8 hours, steady
did buildings; silghtly location in G ardner, County Judge, has desig­
w ork. Board $1.05 per day. In ­
edge of tow n; a money producer nated th e 18th day of October, 1919,
You can use it fo r gas in
GOOD SERVICE, COURTEOUS
q u ire O skar-H uber. Office
up­
M aito
aqd a lovely hom e place. Very at 10 o’clock a. m., a t the courthouse,
th e sum m er and when th e
TREATMENT
s ta irs in City H all, Ashland.
ir. Jacksonville, Jackson County, Or­
low price, $5500.
w eath er gets cold use wood
58-tf No. 42— 25 acres orch ard , all kinds egon, as th e tim e and place for a
or coal fo r fuel a ll in th e
fru its, grapes, etc., a lfa lfa and h e a rin g th ereon. Any person hav­
sam e stove. T here a re no
FOR SALE OR TRADE
garden, irrig a te d , good buildings, ing objection to th e said account is
p a rts to change in tu rn in g
sightly hom e, shade and n u t trees. required to p resent such objection to
from one fuel to th e other.
183 ACRES bottom land Surprise
This is superb sub u rb an hom e, 8 said C ourt on or before th é said
It is sim ple enough for a
Valley, Calif., fru it, alfalfa. Good
JAM ES BA RRETT, Prop.
child.
m
inutes
from
cen
ter
of
A
shland.
hearing.
DARBY
O’TOOLE,
tra d e if you can handle m ortgage.
P rice $8000.
W ill assum e. J. S. Payne, K lam ­
P hone 188.
A dm inistrator.
No.
44— 28 acres, 2 m iles from town 9-4t W ed.
Three Ranges in One
a th Falls, Ore.
*
21-1
on highw ay, a ll fenced; all tilla ­ Notice of Appointment of Adminis­
ble except few acres; some w a te r;
and but One to Buy
FOR SALE
trator and to Present Claims.
5 acres apples; no house. A very
A tw ist of th e key in one
Notice
is
hereby
given,
th
a
t
the
sightly hom e place, and good s o il.'
FO R SALE— Seven room bungalow ,
d
irection
elevates th e g a s
undersigned,
J.
E.
T
hornton,
has
Price, $1700.
fu rn ish ed
o r unfurnished.
In ­
b u rn e r flush w ith th e bot­
been
appointed
by
th
e
Hon.
G.
A.
DAN
CONNER,
Proprietor.
q u ire 555 F airview St. Phone No. 46— 8 acres irrig a te d g ard en and G ardner, County Judge of Jackson
tom of th e oven, opens th e
varigated o rch a rd ; scenic loca­
303-J.
1-mo*
H ea d q u a rte rs for Com m ercial Men
exit in th e top, tu rn s on
co
unty,
Oregon,
as
A
d
m
in
istra
to
r
of
tion, in city, house, b a rn , etc.,
and T ourists.
th e gas— all autom atically.
th
e
e
sta
te
of
Chauncey
D.
S
toddard,
FO R SALE— Vetch G ray Oats, Cheat,
$3000.
A tu rn of th e key in th e op­
Anyone having a claim E uropean P lan.
Rye, Baled Hay, Rolled Barley No. 48— 17% acres su b u rb an hom e, deceased.
E xcellent G rill.
B illiard players p refe r th is pla< i
posite direction and th e gas
a
g
ain
st
th
e
e
sta
te
of
said
deceased
is
G rass Seeds. R alph W aldo Elden.
M
erchants’
Lunch.
because they know th a t they can g< t
close to city of A shland; a ll in
is
tu rn e d off, th e b u rn e r
hereby
required
to
p
resent
th
e
sam
e,
M edford, Ore.
60 tf
GOOD cues; and m odern equipm et t
bearing orchard b u t 2 % a c r e s .'
Two Blocks from L ith ia P ark .
low ered, th e exit closed and
duly
verified,
a
t
th
e
law
offices
of
Good new house, b a rn and pack­
m akes a lot of difference in th e plea) ■
th e range ready for coal o r
FO R SA LE.— Slightly used dim en­
Briggs & Briggs, in th e P ioneer
ASHLAND, OREGON.
ing
house,
$6000.
ure of th e game.
wood.
sion lum ber and flooring. Good
block,
in
th
e
city
of
.A
shland,
Jack-
No. 50— 15-acre apple and peach o r­
You KNOW it.
Come in and tak e a look
as new. P hone 120.
53tf
P ro fan ity , gam bling and o th er ui •
ch ard , 2 m iles from tow n; large son county, Oregon, w ithin six
a t th e Best Com bination
m
onths
from
th
e
date
of
th
e
first
b arn and packing house, sm all
desirable elem ents a re a b so lu te l)
range on e a rth .
We will
LIVE STOCK
publication hereof.
dw elling shack; $2000.
TABOO here. W e invite GENTL1.«'
“tak
e
pleasure
in
show ing
J. E. THORNTON,
MEN only.
you.
GOATS— At Stud.
F ine
Toggen No. 51— 6-room m odern house on
A
d
m
in
istrato
r.
paved stre e t, 81x148; fru it and
This is a clean, congenial am usix
b urg buck; large, handsom e, h o rn ­
D ate of first publication Septem ber
shade tre e s; forced sale, $2000.
m ent hall for decent clean-cut fe •
less; of im ported blood; perfect
17, 1919.
15-4W ed.
lows.
m arkings and of ex tra heavy milk No. 52— % -acre, fa ir house; lots of
fru it; good garden lan d ; splendid
stra in , 5 and 7 qt. g u aran teed ser­
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Economical House Furnishers
close in location; $1300.
vice. 551 N. M ain St. Phone
EXCHANGE OR SALE
477-J. P. O. Box 225, A shland.
In th e M atter of E sta te of W ayne N.
“Clean Sport for Regular F ello w s* ,
14-lm o* No. 5— Some first class unincum ­
G rubb, Deceased.
bered residence p roperty in San
To W hom It May Concern, T ake
GOATS FOR SALE— Two hundred
Diego to exchange for im proved Notice: T hat th e undersigned, A nna
nannies and fifty w ethers, all
hom e in A shland.
young and in fine shape. F. W No. 7— Two p ro fitably occupied E. Grubb, has been appointed by th e
Hon G. A. G ardner, Judge of the
Moore.
Phone 3F5.
Call noon
dw ellings in B ellingham , W ash., County C ourt of Jackson County, Or­
o r evening.
12-10t*
to exchange for A shland hoane. egon, as th e A dm in istratrix of th e es­
No incum brance.
ta te of W ayne N. G rubb, deceased.
FOR SALE— A team of m ules,
No.
9— 5 acre a lfalfa, 5-room bunga­ Any person having a claim ag ain st
w eighing 1200 lbs. each and dou­
low, A shland su b u rb s; price $2800. said e sta te m ust present th e sam e,
ble h arn ess in good
condition.
W ill ta k e clear residence property duly verified, a t th e law office of
P rice $150.00. A bargain. See
to value of $1000 and give tim e Briggs & Briggs, in P ioneer block,
B. R. G reer a t T idings office.
on balance.
A shland, Oregon, w ithin six m onths
2-lm o
No. 11— 1% acres, 8-room house; from th e date of th e first publication
lots of fru it and
b e rries; half of th is notice.
FOUND
ANNA E. GRUBB,
block from paved
s tre e t; price
A dm inistratrix, A shland, Oregon.
$1700. W ill ta k e ranch property
FOUND— Roan gelding w ith J. M.
D ate of first publication is Sep­
in exchange.
b ar u n d e rn e a th on rig h t stifle,4-FC
on left shoulder. Ow ner can have No. 13— 15-acre highly im proved tember 24, 1919.
21-4 Wed.
With fibre or rubber soles.
fru it tra c t, good
buildings.
A
sam e by paying for ad and feed.
m oney m aking home. W ill con­
F. W. York, A shland.
13tf
sid er clear property in c e n tra l or
A sh lan d Iron W o rk s The ideal shoe for outing
so u th e rn C alifornia for exchange.
SOLICITORS WANTED
(In c o rp o ra ted )
use. Price
My price, unincum bered, $8500.
Office
and
W
orks
No.
248
Helm
ai
WANTED— Man or wom an to solicit
No incum bered p ro p erty consid­
St., A shland, Ore.
ered.
subscriptions in th e city fo r Daily
Some irrig a te d ranches and o r­ M an u factu rin g E ngineers, G eneral
Tidings. E nquire a t T idings of­
fice.
15-tf ch ard s n e a r tow n of Rogue River
R e p a ir W ork
a t bottom prices and on easy term s.
W e m an u fa ctu re P aving Plan!
Several extrem ely good business E quipm ent, Sawm ill, M ining and
FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE
offerings.
Ship M achinery, Steam and Gas E n­
V acant lots a t a ttra c tiv e prices.
FOR SALE— Im proved acre;
five
gines, Boilers and H eavy Steel.
I w rite F ire Insurance and handle W ork; Grey Iron, Sem i-Steel, Brasu
room
co ttag e;
b arn ;
chicken
R
ental
P
roperties.
house; city w a te r; on Lincoln St.
and Bronze C astings of every kind.
P rloe reasonable.
Easy
term s
H aving th o ro u g h ly equipped oui
See B eaver R ealty Co.
40tf
p lan t for th e m an u fa ctu re and r e ­
One qu art fruit c a n s 90c T w o quart fruit c a n s $1.25
p airs of heavy and all classes of m a­
Licensed R ealty B roker.
New com pany form ed to o p e r a te , H otel A ustin Bldg., Ashland, Ore. chine a n d foundry w ork, we solicit
y o u r o rd ers an d inquiries. Estimate««
coal m ines betw een Coquille and i
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and q u o tatio n s fu rn ish ed on a p p lic a ­
jlandon.
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