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Jqff Is Strong on Patriotism,
IV ui ai t - Ht ( NCtlM vu str tXKlMCM I
W'M.C MS ,v.r, , v, . A'1CNfi Vtt foyo
Of IT. .v ViMffil'ftu. tuyf.ft 1AUIN& To
I Ott XWCtL IICVI'Mrtfir, AlUAVt ilk' J
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EAGLE POINT EAQLET3
Ily A. C, HuwWt
I',Iiiht I lit ft, who fur mdimo limn
n I'liM'iiiiui for tht) ft) i let! kiiiik for
tin) I'. II. railroiitl rntniuiriy, Ihih
lii'tm NHtnliii a fnw tlityH vtwitinn
tin) fnmlly nf Mrs. Alilmt on her
rniifli north tif Ulc llutto orrrk,
fiimt) in (tint wt'fk mi trio P. & I).
TJhiiiihh Abbot fiiiiio In tit tlm Ntiiutt
tiuiit nml now In working tut tlm
('otiinivri'inl urcharil mi YunLco
orcrk.
AunIIii (Iroon onint) out from hit
moiinlnln homn lant wrk nml hnit
Iutii Inmy kHIImi; tlm iimlrrinl on
tliu irountl tti iiuiko tlm Hitlnwnlk
nlonc IiIm mutlicr'M lnc llin rYyer
plnrn.
Vrrnlu MnlthcwN of tho finn of
MiitlhfWH X Finhor, bluckmnitliH in
our town, rrnuuictl work in tlm hIioji
InM wt'rk.
Mittn Itflln Wnttn of Forcnt flrovf,
nnltrc of Win. (1, Knighton, tiiitl Inn
lirrii HMiii)iiii; tlm winter in I it An
kAch, wiik cnllrtl lioino ou IiumIiu"im,
KIi( Htnij)f.l off, liowrvur, to npcntl n
fow i1iih with lirr unrli) nml mint
licrc.
I!. K. Htmtr. of Ynkinin, Wnsli.,
vnllvtl for tliiinrr nt tho SiiiiiijmIiIo
onv ilnv t wcuk. lit! xttn liun two
yi'iipt ii no nml I" 'lrnl now looking
for nlfnlfifntul; .
.MikN (,'iiHii) nml one of the Wnniir
yirU wuh, on the KiikIo Poiutl'cntiitt
hlnjfu Hiturilny ninrniii on (hrir way
to.tlifir luiiiifH on Trull rrrrk.
I), it, i'ntrit'k lum lost n minkkin
plot for tho loft hum) in our town
on Sulitrtlity, Frljrnnry 10, ntnl iinkn
tho tlmliT to Ii'iivo it with (IrorKU
Von tier llcllcn nt Von tU-r ilillcn'H
htoto in KukI Point nntl rt'crivv re
wnril. (Ailv.)
Dur cli'tjtiiMi piisHtvl off nult'tiy
litHt Pritlnv nntl the rrxult wiih Hint
thnre rr' 71 voIch 'ttnt for the
IhmiiIh nntl Til) nifiiliiMt thfui, iiiukim: u
totul of i:i:t MitfK nlttoKuthur. II
M'i'nifil tm IIihukIi tvrrliotly that mix
oll fiiouuh lo Mitt turnt'tl out ami
votvtl, hut tlu-ro uiiiNt ht inuro than
i:i;i (tilultM in an iut'oniornti'tl rity
Hku Ihii. f hero Im mt don't tliu
rnuliT N.vuiimtliizu with tin ohl "imitiH
ImtjkH" like T. K. NifholH, JntniM
Jonlou, A. 0, Dnloy, Win. Knighton,
liyalh Si Diiiiuoutl anil ('inundo nml
myHClf wlio liavp o hcjp pay tio tiix
to mv tlm iiilon'Nl, .000 nnnimlly,
nml to rniso ont HidiihiiiuI tlollarx u
your for Ion yearn for a kinking
fumlf Hut Hut pniimitiTH, two or
thrvp of tliriu, workvtl hnnl ami
hli'iiily to Kiiiu their point, ami wo
t'lu't'rl'ully uivo our mayor, Hon. Win.
Voi tlt'r Hflk'ti, rrrtlil for hoiiiRr Iho
bhrivtit'Ht iMililirnl workor in tlm
rity nitl bdiiir Ilia iuohI imlouiinnila
worker, for there were hut very few
hut whut ha viititeil ami unci nil of
liin t'fHipiHive imwerH on to com'tiri
them In . hi viown, iibinx different
laolit'H, un tho eiiHo roipiinnl. Yen,
wg (ire licutvu jn Iho enne, iut not
ilineourn(:ed, for wo holiuvo thai,
huviiitf tho Lxiurieneo of AhIiIiiihI,
Mi'dfnrtl, J;okMniiville, Oohl Hill, cto.
before im iih exnmpli'H of reoklcHHJy
KilK In ilut llpt Iho puopu of
Knlo Point will Noon cull u halt, for
thin uieaiiH u prortpeeivo juthtei)
iichh of at leaHl $U),00Q umS nuothor.
bund ihkuu in ho near futuro hir a
water H.VHtem of at leant $10,000
more, with only about if 175,000 worth
of taxable property in io iini(ti lf
tliu im'orpoi'nliou.
KANE CREEK ITEMS.
-1
Vt'niii Davldnon of Harden How,
who Iuih been quite hie);, h noiiio hot
ter nt thlrt wntinj,.
Giikh ii;inbntham mado a ImikI
iiohh trip to Central Point Iho l'ora
jmrj of tho week.
$ nml Mih. HoiiRoliolder verc
eoijiljiuiui; liiiHiueHK ami pluaNuro in
Meijfonl ohm day reeontly.
AIh Drown wan a plcnmint enllor
nt Mra. llyrloy'H on TuuHiliiy,
(Jjuilo n fow fwiu nfu orook and
dnli Hill nttmidud tho i'uuornl of tha
Jttto Nv). Il(tgr ylio vas bwM .t
if
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iiii y 1
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mmonn
"inCNvti vf stNnmtnir.
KCNVti vf lN"rimr.nv&
MCTIV. I'frt
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To umtuiTHu
Go x C Sfrt
prvHtioTK. Tp
Koek Point nn Kiiuday. Wo extend
our heartfelt Nyinpathy In thin their
nml brenverni'nt.
interi'MtM nt Ihq HratU'ii lint latter
part of Ihn week.
John Opp, tliu iniuinu in tin of Med
fonl, woh looking after hl biihineHS
Mrx. ONoii of Hold Hill wun llio
KiieMt of .Mr. Mnnlon on Friday.
John !.oNey of Porllnml Ih nt pren
n4 the vucNt of Mr. nml Mm. lliIn
bothnrn. '
(IrorRe nml Klmrr Hicinbothnin
made the Hub City n husinenH visit on
tJalunliiy. n nUo did Mr. Iewiw.
Mr, Ktiekell of near town ban
commenced the erection cf n brick
hoiiiit nml when eomplttted will be omj
of thQ.neAtent nn well nn oonrenlenl
hoiiNen in thin neighborhood.
Tho Mihhch Miixoiih wore Centrnl
Point tthopperx on Hnttirday.
Mitn Katlurino 'Foley, Hnrdlno
crcek'H moitt popular youiiR tenclicr,
)ent Bnturdnv and Humlny with her
piireutN nt thU place.
Tho Iluv. Mnrk Dnvid will preach
nt tho DnrdnnellH ttehool hoimo Sun
day, Mqri'li 0th, ,1 o'clock; nln)
Kumlay Nchotil.
Our teacher, Prof. Johniou, Kpent
Batunlav at Ashland, the Ktiettt of
old-time friemU.
Kaneti Creek 1iiiiiichx vinilon lo
(lold Hill thin week: Mr. nml Mm.
Ia-wIm, Mr. and Mm. fnrlon, Mr.
nml rnt. HoiiHrholder, Mr. Darker,
John Halls, Mm. Homh, Al lthoton,
(leo, Khiiuip, Mike Foley, Mr. Mamin,
Pearl HiKlnbothnm nud 4Venthrr
Prophet" Foitcr.
Mine. CookK nml Haiti were visit
ing the xvhool on Friday.
Mr. Ilvrley mado n trip to tho Piikh
on Monday for medical treatment.
"Weather Prophet" Fouler fore
cnstM jcood wonther for Ihn next ten
tn.VM.
Mm. Cnffirt of Ceulrnl Point who
Iiiih been the kucnI of her sou, Mr.
Ilyrley and family for the pant two
veeki has rvturped home.
Mr. (leo. Hcridihurccr, the snjjo of
Iho Willow Sprint;, payed hi niuiual
Visit to (laid Hill one day of Inst
week.
CENTRAL POINT ITEMS
Tho city council mot Monday night
with Mayor Cowloy, Uecnrdcr JnrotiB
ami all cpinr(lmen prenent except
Ltnda Only routlno tiuiilne w
trnmacted nml council ndjourned
until tho Inter March meeting.
Fred Farm returned from n nhort
visit with Orauta I'uhh frlendu Tuet
day nflornoon.
Mr. nnd Mra. II. (tniiquot of Lou
Anuolea vliltod Mr, nnd Mra. M. Clark
In thtM rity tho Inut week nnd left
Tuesday for M.dford. Mr- Dasquot
la u lBter of Mr. Clark and waa for
inotlv h ro.lduut q( thin city.
Prof. O'Oarn. toRothor with Jack
Akvii nni) J, Myora appnt Tuea
dny luapvctlnK tho orchards of Cen
tral Point niij vlclilty.
Mra. 1 ,U. Atidornon and children
havo returned to thor homo In Kla
math Kails after uoveral dnya vlalt
with Mth. AndurHou'a parents, Mr.
and Mra. Wyc..
Mra. Wnrron Moo nml children nro
tho utieata of Mla Mpry Meo limmn
llobj) und ijtlmr redlv9H i(iut fjleudu
In tha city thin week.
MU, MyHa. WljllamB of ?otf
vltiltod at tho Knutcy residence hero
Tuesday, Jbo Riicat of MUa MjirRnrol
HiiHJoy.
Mra, A, J.. Hnnly of Medford on
oyed o, ylalt vlHl l.or sinter, M.rH. M.
O. Ilropdb,oit (hp first t Jn yeelj.
Tho poutor uIiihu of tho ocn lilU
sphpol toirotl n rocepUon tl tlQ
Junior dpBB Tuesday ovpnli(t' A.1 8
o'clock tha Kioqtq nrflvod unjl oiw
Joyed i full Uireo jioura of pnnios,
contoata ami tho rnro mimical pro
pram, A,t 1) o'ejopk thq noaja, pn
terod tho Bpncloua nml beautiful din
Ink roopiH uf Mrti, , n, j:nioi)i),
Tio opt18 wprq l)oamfi)ly dororutof
In tho cnpu calory javpitdar nid
white, and vtolota and whlto carnn
tlouu adorned, tliu Vfllll uud lahlus.
A flyo coiiruo lunch waa Boryod by
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matt; mrarom MTinTronrj, oukcjon, Wednesday, m akci. a, low.
but Weak on Judgment
ir'
OIN' Uf
THAT f OV.ARQ A MU.ITVtlN
'VtM.hc rkjbt loiykt
romnuN natiw, man t
fVKKtf So OOCtl A3, TO "'
CM90HU3 VOWST MTIOMJYV
rctc
aownntKr
'GtA
fOU fAltHY Wi
daintily clnd waiters and alt declare
that no bolter lunch waa enjoyed by
the prealdenl nt that tno. About HO
Kiivnta worn present und tho snnlnni
nro hlithly praised fpr tho commond
ohlo way In which they entertained
their Ktieits and tint nnfoKuardlnK of
their property against mldiikht un
invited KUentl, No lower classmen
m-cruti'd thomst'lvea In their pantrlta
us did thonv aomo time ago. It la
well olwnya to bo on Ktiard. Tho
seniors wish to extend their thanks
to Mrs. M, It. Knr.lnnd and Mrs. Ash
craft for bnliiR ao kind as to offer
their homes to them.
FOIt Ilir.ST I'UltNlHHKn" ilOOMH
POt HUNT Largo sIccplnR rooms,
and modern houskoepluc apar(
meMs, prices vary reasonable.
lUionu 102CL. a. 3 South Holly
atrcot.
FOIt Hi:.N'T Nlco modorn rooms
with board at Mrs. Fay's, S3
Genera Avo.
Foil JlKNT Modern furnlshod
rooms nt tho Cottage, C04 West
10th St., two blocks south Medtord
Hotel. Hot nud cold water In
rooms. Mra. H. M. Coss. 313
FOlt. llKXT"t'Hlt?n-t"t:" fiVT:
F0irV;NT--8n?ltti Apta. 217 B. Mr,
FOIt HKNT Furnlshod npnrtmont,
now private bath, hot water heat,
Tha Ilerbon Apsrtmsnt, 10 Qulnco
street, corner West Main.
FOH HKNT room modern apart
inont, sleplng porch, ranga In
apartment, water paid, lnqulr
K10 Boutn Oakdale. 317
FOIt 11K.V1 IIOUHKHKKl'IXO.
HOOM8
FOH '"TlKNT ViousekpfniT or" fur
nlshed rooms, brick bulldlnc nlco
shadti, closo In. 103 8. Oakdale.
313
FOH HKNT Coplo with modern
liomn will share with congenial
couple. Phone 25C-J. 300
Fou itK.vr mihci:li,.m:ous
TO HKNT Lot 80xHo"7o"Tetfor
garden. K. A. II., Malt Tribune
office. SOS
NEW TODAY
Two Ipta on North Htvoraldu Avo.
On pavement, sowor and water paid.
Tho lots run to Hear crack. This will
mnka a good Investment; $S00 takes
tho pair.
Omvthlrd Intorost In a good paying
mercantile business. Paya tho owner
a good salary besides his living. Coot)
stock, business conducted right.
$2C00 will bundle, the third Interest.
110 acres of good land near Hoguo
river, over halt in crop, balance good
pasture. Tho. whole place la nublrrl
gated, la Improved (house, and barn)
and raUoa good Brain and corn.
There Is a good slzo family orchard
III bearing nnd all conveniences of
phono, mall delivery and electric
telephone, mall dollvory nud, electric
lights are available. Prlco $70 per
G. D. HOON
Room 10. Jackson Oniinty JUntc Hills'.
WORTH WHILE
IMPHOVF.l) 11ANC1I AT A IHO
HAito.iN, (INLY W p:h achk.
720 acres In Kl Dorado county, Call
foruln, 35 mllca from Sacramento, a.
miles from Auburn; rich soil, fruit
aij grain wll grqw wjthqut Irrlga
tlpn, but can stprq water for alfalfa
by duuiinlng suiall rnvno or can buy
ditch wntor by' repairing ditch on
lllqcn two tulles,, some, saw tlmbor,
nlmut 20,000 cqrda of wood can bq
cut, inoro (ban halt good farming
lDtiij, all good pasture oxcopt about
10 tcrp3, 00 acres now cleared, good
Crroom houso, two lnrgo barns, sev
eral eyorrflpwlnc aprlnga with suffi
cient Wfltor at all ttmos for hundreda.
pj hool of stock, mpuutuln aprlng
wntor piped to house, nud bam yard.
This place would mako first claas
stock ranch or la unliable for geuornl
mixed farming or fruit.
BENNETT
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FOH HUNT 4-room furnished bun
galow. Call 337 West Tenth
street. 298
FOH KENT Modern C room fur
nlshed faouss. Call at 60 North
Orange.
FOH HKNT rHoven room house,
sleeping porch, range in house,
water paid, IIS, Inquire 810
South Oakdale. 317
FOH HENT Modern B-rootn fur
nished bouse with barn, electric
lights, gas. 112 Kouth King street
295
FOR HKNT Five room furnished
houso mqdorn, close, In. Inquire
110 Qenevn Avo.
FOH HENT Three room furnlshod
bungalow closo In on paved street.
Phono 7791 or call C27 South
Holly street.
FOH HKNT Furnished house, close
In, M. A. Hader, M. V. &. H. Co.
FOH HKNT Eight room houso nt
700 S. Oakdale avenue. Four
bedrooms abovo with hot and cold
water in each nnd largo sleeping
porch with each. Hath room
abovo and below. Full basement,
gns, bedrooms tartly furnished,
rent low. Possession ca n be
given March 1st. See party on
tho promises pr Harry H. Tuttle.
owner, nt Central Point.
FOH HENT One modern 5-rooin
houso, ono -l-room house, both on
paved street. 018 South Oak
dale. 29$
FOIt ItKNT OKT1CK8
FOH HENT Largo, comfortable of
ftco rooms with elevator service,
steam heat, hot and cold water.
Low rates. Apply Medtord Furni
ture & Hdw. Co.
FOH BALK FAILM LANDS
FOH SALE Why? Must ratio somo
cash by last of March. Home
place, two acres set to peaches,
cherries, berries, 0 room modern
house, C24 N. Hlvcrsldo. Just half
prlco 12000.00.
Two lots, cornor Dakota and
King. Haf prlco. I3C0.00.
0 acres, Central Point road, ono
mile out, now four rponi house,
over 100 trees, hnlf-acro berries,
nicely layed out place, utidor Irri
gation. Near now brick school.
Half prlco $1575.
Will pay 10 per cent Interest on
a loan to amount of ono-half prlco
nskod on any of above properties.
Soo owner, J- C Dames, 624 North
JUvoraldo or 2H First National
Uank Hide. 312
FOIt SALi; LAKHS
FOn SALE Itoguo river valley land.
2000 acres of river bottom land
at Ashland, Oregon, river runs
through the placo, part of tho land
la In town limits of Ashland, elec
tric lino will run through tho en
tire tract. No bettor fruit land
In tho alloy, ideal for nlfqlfa,
grain and vegetables. Mostly aub
Irrlgatod. Will sell In tracts to
ault on easy terms. Will accept
northern or eastern prpperty up
to oue-third of thu purchase, price,
any number of acres desired, llaj
anco can bo paid In ten equal an
nual pnymonta, average prlco of
land $3B0 per aero. D. F. Mln
noy, 414 Fourteenth St., Oakland,
pal. 29C
FOR SALE Homestead. houso,
spring, 60 acres ftua alfalfa laud,
good Iqcatlou, at one-fifth vnluo.
Owner must loavo nt ouce. llarucs,
214 Flrat Nat'l. Hauk DldB. 308
FOH BALK OH HENT Flue fruit or
dairy ranch, 3 1-3 miles rallrpad.
4, mill, tombor, now buildings;
creek; $25 per no.ro; torms. Ad
dress Mrs. W. P., Flat O.. C54 E.
Alder street, Portland, Oro. 305
FOR SALE Hanch, choapest In
Itoguo valloy; 8 norea. two blocks
from paved streets of Grants Pass;
Hlx room Iioiibo, hot nnd cold water,
bath, oloctrlo lights, two wells,
bam, horso, bugisy, farm Implo
ments, cow, chlckenB, good aubir
rlgatcd soil, partly In young bear
ing pear and apple .trees; finest
location In valley; faces. Pacific
highway, also contlnuntlqr; of
North Socond streot; by awnor,
15000, O. W. Johnson, routo 1,
Orauta Pass, Oro. 310
mm sj immt
REMerABeR
JHE MAINE.'
v
r-fyj
FOR BALK iJOTtH
"WiIWHiiiii
FOH SALE 190 fct frontago Da
kota avenue. 100 feet off New
town; UO. r. feet deep; will divide.
Price for all, $900. Addrcsa O. R.,
Tribune. 218
FOR BALE ACREAGE
FOR SALE Three-acro tract west
of city, a small cash payment, bal
ance three years time. Address
box 85, -Med ford, Ore. 295
FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOH SALE Second hand automo
biles; onq 45-h. p. Premier, would
mako a good stage or livery car;
ono 1912 Page Detroit 4 passen
ger. Will sell or exchange for old
cars. C. E. dates, 132 South Riv
erside. 39C
FOR SALE One work horse 1300
pounds, cheap. Hoover Nursery.
29C
FOR SALE Refrigerator $18. din
ing table $12, fruit Jars 60c and
COc per dozen, and other house
hold articles, pen Whlto Orping
tons, two Phllo brooder coops,
8x10 tent comploto with frame and
fly, $C. Phono 60S-M. 707 West
Eleventh street. 29C
FOR SALE Calling cards, printed,
engraved or embossed at the Mall
Trlbuno office.
FOR SALE Have sold my ranch
C miles from town and must dis
pose of my wood. Hard wood
$1.75 a tlor soft $1.50 a tier on
tho grounds. For further particu
lars soo Dr. Helms, 113 North Fir.
Phone 2S7-K. 300
FOR SALE Legal blanks, tresspaaa
notices, for sale or rent alnjs at
the Mall Trlbuno.
FOR SALE Good second-hand 3
Jnch wagon with springs. J. C.
Qoodlore. R. F. D. 2. 29S
FOR SALE Letter heads and fancy
stationery, printed, engraved or
embossed, as you wish at the
Mall Trlbuno.
FOR SALE Fruit box labels In one
two or three colors, printed aa you
order at tho Mall Tribune.
FOR SALE Loose leaf lodger sys
tems, any stylo or made to order
by the Mall Tribune bindery.
FOR SALE Ileardle8S barloy liny,
two Cyphers brooders; also disc
plow. Phone 20-J-4. A. W. Stone,
FOR SALE Hay horse, wolght 1200
pounds, oilra fine rpndstcr; one
new rubber tired open buggy; ono
second-hand top buggy: ono dray
wagon; 3 harnesses. Henry Far
nqm. Central Point. 3Q0
FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGOS
FOR SALE Hooking orders for day
old White Leghorn chicks tor
March. Seo Will Mullen
FOR SALE Eggs for hatching from
my splendid egg laying strain of
pure bred Darrcd Plymouth Hocks.
$2.50 ppr 15, $4.00 per 30. $5.00
per -J5. M. B., caro Mall Tribune,
C04 Plum at.
FOR SALE Eggs for hatching,
thoroughbred Mottled Aucotias,
called tho egg, machine. 15 eggs
ri.50. Ralph Holmes, Central
Point, Ore. 398
FOR SALR-SettlngS of V11U A
andottcs and Whlto Leghorns.
Phono 539-J-3. II. O. Stoltie: 31G
EQOS for hatching, pure bred Ply
mouth, Ho0ks, fl.CO per 15; Ham
burgs, $1.00 per 15. 713 West
Tenth street; phono 138-R; In
spection solicited. 317
FOR SALE-r-Egga for hatching, thor
oughbred R. J. RedB that aro red.
Onq qt tho best laying strains, in
tho valley. Sqo Frank Isaacs or
call 5231 In evenings. $1,25 per
sotting of 13. 532 West Hamil
ton. 313
FOR SAL,E-r-Hatfhlni, oggs Whlto
Leghorns, W. J. McKay, phono
539-J-2. 29G
FOR SALE Hatching eggs from
pen of trapnostod Crystal Whlto
Orpingtons. Somo 200-cgg hens
In this pen. $2.00 for 15. or
$3.60 for 30. Myra Fuller, Slskt-
ypu Heights. Phono 51S1. 311
HKliV AVANTEI: MALB
WANTED A bill postor. Man with
otporlonro who can spare n fow
hours u wook. Oood pay. II.
Klum, tho sign man. 295
u
'r a.
rfv
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTEDExpeVlenced mlddlo aged
woman to do hqusewprk In small
family, outside town. References
required. Address box 24, route
3. or phone 597-R-2, 299
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Japancso day work.
Frank Xaka, phone Pacific 1871.
Cajl after C p. m. 303
RE8PECTADLU widow with boy four
yearn old wants position working
housekeeper for batchelor or wid
ower "with no children; country
preferred; state wages, Mrs, O.
M. Held, Shedd, Ore. 290
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED
A UARCAIN.
Just received $1000 to Infest
here. Will consider house and lot
close in or lots. ' Must be a bar
gain. Seo me at once. Will pay
cash.
J. C. BARNES,
Room 214 First National Bank
Building. 308
WANTED Good second hand bicy
cle. Address P. O. box 89. 296
WANTED TO BUY Beef cattle,
stock cattle, calves, all kinds.
sheep, hides, wool. etc. BOb
Crowdcr. phone 1029-W. 31S
WANTED "Wood cut by contract
Phone 29-F-2, Central Point. 298
WANTED Twenty head of hogs, 75
to 100 pounds, also onp harrow.
Phono 22C1. 29C
WANTED To trade alfalfa or grain
hay for horso or cows. Call It-13-W.
298
FOR ICXCIIANGK
TO TRADE Business property" In
Arizona to exchange- for property
here. . E. S. B Mall Tribune. 290
FOR TRADE C room furnished
house, new piano, everything mod
ern, unincumbered, value J350Q,
at Bishop, Cal.. to trade for acre
age Medford, or will trade C ropm,
house, bpth room, largo lqt. shade,
fruit, on good street In Medtord
for acreage. 103 S. Oakdale. 313
MONEY' TO LOAN
MONEY" TO JUOAN "ciark Realty
Company.
MONEY TO LOAN On city and
close In ranch property. O. A.
McArthur, room 3, P. O, block,
phono 3GS1.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstracts
ROGUE' RIVER VAtLIY AB
BTRACT CO., No. 6, South Central.
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Auto Supplies
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. Our
big secret In maklug springs (s the
tempering. Wo aro operating the
largest, oldest and best equipped
plant In the Pacific northwest. Uso
our aprlpgs when others fall. Sold
under guarantee. 26 North Fif
teenth St., Portland. Ore.
Attorneys
a L. REAME3, LAWYER Oftlcq
Medford National Bank bldg., sec
ond tloo.
PORTER J, NEFF. WM. P. MBALEY
Attornoys-at-Law. Rooms 1 and
9, Postofflco bldg.
A." E. REAMESt LAWYER-T-qarnott-Coroy
bldg.,
W. J. CANTON Attorney and Coun
sellor at Law. 123 East Main
streot. MedfonLOro.
Accountants
D. R. WOOD Gonoral Accountant-
Your books audited and Kept fqr a
reasonable tlgure: your business
solicited. Office, Medtord Mall
Trlbuno bldg.; phono 6611; real
deucg phono tjsqa.
Typewriting
TYPEWRITING Manuscript ro
vsod, copied and placed for sale.
Legal copying, letter dictation to
machine, multlgrnph of. all classes
quickly done. Lillian A, McMillan,
Phunu 133-R.
PXniCFTVTI.
By "Bud'Fis r',f
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BUSINHHS DIRECTORY
Chiropractor
DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD. Chiropractor,
nerro specialist- Uooma 303-04-05
Gtraett-Corcy bldg. Vapor
baths and scientific aasMM given;
advice ia dietetics, medical gym
nastics, hydrotherapy. Lady at
tendant. Phone Hone 145-L, Mala
671?.
DR. A. R. HEDGES, Dr. Louise H.
Hedges, Mecbano - Therapists,
Chiropractors, Spondylotheraplsta.
These systems, including dietetics,
curative gymnastics, hydro-ther
aphy, eta, produce results In both
acute and chronic diseases. Con
sultation free. 230 North Bartlett
St., next deor to M. B. church.
Hours 9 a. ja. to 5 p. m- Other
hours by appolntmetn. Bell phone
Main 417L
Dentists
DR. W. M. VAJ SCOTOO
DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOO
Dentist
Qarsett-Corey bids;., wlte
Medford, Ore, Beth phone.
xi e.
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premises
cleaned up for the winter. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good service. Phone Main 0251. If,
Y. Allen.
Nurseries
QUAKER NURSERIES Oar trees
are budded, not grafted. Our stock
Is not Irrigated. We guarantee
everything; put out We are not la
the trust. II, B. Pattersoa-t Offlee
removed to office Hotel Nash.. In
side entrance, next to barber shop.
Notary pubUo
HELBN N. YOCKKY Notary pub
lic, uring your wcrx to me at the
sign of The Mall Tribune.
Printers and Pahlbtiers
MEDFORD TlUNTINO CO. has "the
best equipped printing office la
southern Oregon; book binding;,
loose leaf ledgers, Mlllng systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
First
Physicians and Surgeons
MAINS. OARLOW Osteopathia
physicians, 416-417 Garnett-Corej
bldg., phone 278-K. Residence
420 South Laurel st
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD Physician
and surgeon.
MYRTLB S. LOCKWOOD. W. D.
Practice, limited to dlsasea of
women. Offices 232 E. Main,
Phoneq. office, ?8; residence, 814.
DR, j; " J. " EMMENSr-Ppyskiaa and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, noso and throat Eyes scion
tlftcally tested and glasses supplied
Office 328 East Main St Hours
8; 30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Both phone.
E. B. PICKEL, M. D, Office Jack
son County Bank bldg. Offlee
phone Main 438; Res. phone, Mala
682.
DR. MARION Physician and sur
geon. Stewart bldg., corner Mala
and Bartlett sis., office phone, 2,71;
reaidcucp phone, 273,
DR. MARTIN O. BAUEER Physi
cian and surgeon. Office Palsa
block, qpposlte Nash Hotel. Hours
10 to 12. 1 to 4. Phone Paclflt
1101.
DR, R. W. CLANCY Physician, and
surgeon. Phones, office, 501; resi
dence, 7241, Office hours 10 to
12, 2 to 5,
DR. Wt Wi UPWARD .Osteopathia
Physician, 303 Garnett-Corey.
Building. Phope 91-R.
R. J. CONHOY, M. D. Physician and
Burgeon. Over Hutchison ft LumB
don, 215 E. Mala St Phone
Main 771,
E. KIRCHGESSNER, M. D'. Prae
tlco llmltod tp chronic diseases.
Offlco Hotel Holland, Saturdays
10-3. Both phpnes. Rwldence
phenes: Farmer lCxxG Eagle Point
auu itoguo uivor line.
"t-rft-
StenogrnpTin'a
ELL'Ajr"aAUlNYAW
Bteqographlq vrork don qttleklr,
and wpll,
BADS TRANSFEtt & 8TQRAGK QQ,
Offlco 10 South Fir st rhe
Bell 3153; Home J50-K. Prleei
right Bervlee guaraateed.
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