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1MEDF0RD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OR WO ON, SUNDAY, MAROII 19, 1911.
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Medford s New Realty Exchange Will Open Its Doors Tomorrow. Aims to Establish Harmony Among Dealers
Tho Medford Itcalty association
will open Its real cstnto exchange In
tqinporary quaitcrs, room 409 Gar-nett-Corey
building, next Thursday
morning, March 23. Tho manage
ment of the exchange looms will bo
In the hands of the assistant secre
tary of the nBbOclatlon, Mr. Alan
Hiacknreed, and the exchango Inlts
onorntions Is designed to $ervo the
needs of prospective buyers nnd of
the owners of real estate in Jnckson
county who may desire to placo their
holdings on tho market for salo.
Owners nliy come to tho exchango
offlco and list their properties for
sale or rent, and buyers may nvall
themselves of all of tho information
contained In the exchango listings
through any of the, real estato men
wno are momlieis of tho association.
Owners mid Conducts.
Owners may, If they desire, place
their properties in the hands of any
I association member for sale through
the exchange, ns open listings, or they
may, ns heietofore, give excluslvo
contincts for the handling of n piece
of property to any individual dealer.
A third form of contract is also pro
vided, if the owner so desires, where
by any member of the association
may take the exclusive salo of any
piece or property for a period of 30
dajs, with the provision thnt ir the
property remains unsold at the end
of the SO-dav period It shall be placed
with the exchnngo as an open listing
for a stated length of time to be linn
dled for sale bj all or any of the
mcmbois of the association.
Tho choice of these three forms of
contract Is left entirely to tho option
of owners, members of the associa
tion being ruqulrcd by Its by-laws to
offer this choice to their clients,
with full explanation of tho various
forms and their advantages. Uniform
contincts, prepaied and furnished by
the association, will be placed In the
offices of all Its members, and will
be used exclusively by them in all
dealings with their clients In the
futuie. Wiltten contracts with own
era for definite periods will be tho
i tile of tho association membeis, and
this mlo will be strictly followed.
u filiform Coiiiinlsslon Hate.
A uniform rnto of "Stper cent of the
selling jirlcO for the sale or exchnngo
of real property has been establish
ed by the association, nnd this rnto Is
to bo charged bv all mcmbois, except
In cases whoro they may take the ex
clusive handling of large subdivisions
of land or entire additions, In which
cases ii minimum rate of G per cent
Is to bo the rule)
A uniform rnto for tenting proper
tv has also beon established, as fol fel fol
eows: Ten per cent of tho first
niontlils rental for finding a tenant
whoie no lease Is made, 20 por cent
of the fit st month's rental for find
ing a tenant whete a leaso Is made
for six mouths or Over; 5 por ccnti of
tho fttst and each following month's
rental for finding a tennnt with or
without lense where the agent col
lects the rent nnd assumes tho cate
of tho proporty.
Tho exchango will, maintain a ren
tal but can, and all properties listed
with individual niembors will nlso bo
lib ted with this bureau; in turn, nil
properties listed with the bureau will
bo placed with all tho members of tho
association for tho purposo of find
ing tennnts. It Is expected, howovor,
tnnt tho rental sorvlco of tho ex
chango will come In tlmo to bo hnn
dlod almost entirely through tho bu
reau, ns Its usefulness hocomcH ntoro
generally known to owners and pros
pective tennnts,
Valuation Committee.
One feature of tho exchango which
will bo of sjicclnl Interest to prospec
tive buyers nnd sellers Is tho vallta
tlon committee, whoso services will
be available, upon application, to any
' owner who mny wish to have assist-
unco In arriving nt n fair nvcrago
1 market prlco for his proporty. Tho
'association will teservo tho right to
, havo a propetty viewed by tho valu
ation commlttco If tiny pleco bo of
foied for listing nt a prlco apparent
ly too high, nnd tho committee In
any such enso tuny visit tho property
In company with the owner and offor
Its lecommondntlons to him; but It
should bo distinctly understood that
the association will In no sonso un-
dortnko arbitrarily to fix tho selling
prlco of properties. This would bo
something wholly outside tho scopo
of tho nssoclntlon's powers, and tho
farthest thing from tho Intent of tho,
organization. It is Intended, however,
to prevent tho pcrpetrntion in Ihla
district of tho land frauds that havo
beon undertaken, too often success
fully, In other fruit districts of tho
west, nnd nlso to provent tho offering
for sale to innocent purchasers as
clean properties of orchards known
to be diseased. Tho activities of our
county authorities, under tho able
direction of Professor O'Gara, hap
pily reduces tho risk of tho latter to
an almost ncgllglhlo minimum, and
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THE GOODS ON WHICH WE QUOTE PRICES BELOW WERE BOUGHT, LATE LAST FALL EXPRESSLY
FOR THIS SALE. BUT IN ORDER TO GET THEM WE WERE COMPELLED TO BUY, IN. JEtfORMOUS)rj(
QUANTITIES, CLEANING UP ONE WHOLE LOT, AND HAVE CARRIED THEM OVER TO THE SEASON
WHEN YOU MOST NEED THEM. WE POSITIVELY COULD NOT BUY THEM TODAY FOR THE
PRICES WE ARE, QUOTING YOU NOW. THE RUSH FOR THE BARGAINS WE ARE THUS ENABLED
0 OFFER YOU AND FOR WHICH WE ARE MAKING GREAT PREPARATIONS, WILL BE GREAT AND
YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY TO GET YOUR SHARE. IT WILL PAY YOU TO "LAY IN" A YEAR'S.SUP
PLY OR MORE WHILE YOU CAN GET THEM AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES. AS FAR AS POS
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Towel Specials
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Ifeiumed Col I on Towels; size l21; reg
ular 5c value; 0 1)r
special, each " A
Extra heavy I luck Towels; size 1-1x2-1;
regulars J-fl'e value: special, extra (Tp
good value, each yi
Ueavy TTuok Towels; size 1Gxftr; regu
lar Vi l-2c grade; special, 0 -i J
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Hath Towels; hemmed and bleached; size
17.o(5; regular 15c values; special, Qp
Evtra heavy Bath Towels; hemmed and
bleached; size 20x42; regular 20c 4 Co
values; s"pecial, each 1IU
Greatest Sale of Domestics of the Season
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'PROCURE NtiGtiSSAUYSlTPPLIIOS. IMOAI) LIST Or-1 PIJKMSS HIOI.OW. SALIC
l0PUNSi0NI)AY,;lAK(MI 20, AND CONTINUES ONti WIOICIv.
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SHEET and PILLOW
CASES
Good quality Sheet ; size 72x90; one pieec;
soft finish; regular 75c value; Cp
special WL
Extra good quality Sheet; size 81x90; all
one piece; no pressing; soft finish; f?p
regular 85c value; special )T.v
Good Pillow Cases; size 15x!tti; O j Op
regular 12V value; special, ea V ll'
Very good Pillow Gases; size 42x i f
!j(5; regular 10c 'quality; special, ea AAv
Bed Spreads
lOxlra heavy crocheted Red Spread; good
weight; no dressing; regular $1.23 OQp
kind; special
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Wry heavy crocheted Spread; beaufcil'iil
designs; soft finish; liennned; reg- QOp
ular $l.r5 values; special uOlt
These Spreads will appeal to you.
Kvtra good Spread; fringed and crochet
ed; cut corners; no dressing; (M Oft
regular $1,115 values; special.. . .M.u
An especially good .Marseilles Spread; full
size; crocheted, floral effects, extra heavy,
soft finish; also fringed, with cut corners;
regular $2.50 kind; (P-j 'JQ
special yliu
BLANKET, BED SPRED
SETS, ETC. .
Here is a Blanket opportunity.,', 'car,
wool; size ll-'J; regular $2.00 tf FO
kind; special Jj-.tJO
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Plaid ftlankcts; also plain colors jnjtv
and tan; near wool; size 11 '1 ; j- QO
regular $2.75 value,; special P-i-vO
BED SPREAD SETS
These nets are made for the best retail
trade and are of the finest' quality mate
rials and in beautiful designs. Extra
heavy.
$5.75 values $4.69
$(.50 values $4.98
$8.90 values -,Mv...... r v$6.59 ..
These are only a 'few of the many bar
gains offered.' A visit to the store is nec
essary to appreciate them all. -
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