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AHHLANH, Oregon, Mitrrli 2a.
Hr. A, I). Hiil(ltiH, chief of Hie.
branch of fb'uwl Iiiimm'I ln litigator
lntu'iui of entomology, ittijutrt MKiiit or
agriculture, wnn tint (l three du)H hint
week on ImnliHWH connected with IiIh
(ifflru. Ilo Iiiim charge tif nil tho work
In l lil m 1 1 no In thn United HIittcH.
While In AmIiIiuiiI Iiu was In tho fluid
(wo days with John M. Miller, rop
roNontliig tho t icii I htalloii. At Han
Francisco Dr. Hopkins road several
papers mi Mibjcotn minting to I ho
wo,rt In which In) Ih Diigugeil before
'the miperliilciiilcntrt of national parks,
Willi WIIO III HCHhlOII lit lllO OXpOHl-
(Iiiii city. He lof( Hudirduy for Mia
uoiila, Montana.
T. Wade, of Hlmix City, lown,
nlil-llino friend of llm Mlllarm who
euiiiu from thn same rod Ion of tho
llnwkoyo slate, nrrlvuil In Ashlund
Saturday, ami iwlll lnvi)M(lgn(i eondl
tlonii throughout tho valley with it
view of locating permanently,
(Vhool .Iniiltom
Janitor of tho various kpIiooI build
ings nru V. II. Ilcmlor, Wont Hide;
P. K. Merrill, Bant Hldm W. (I. I Into,
IIIkIi school. Thoy urn nil on to
tho Joli mill Inkv pride In noul ninl
tidy sin rounding. Hosier Iiiim boon
tho longest In service nmt liiMt year
took tho prlio for inoilol uppolut
iiicntn on tho West HMo ground.
PedentilnnlMu for pleanum was
vhauged Into Intior for landscaping
hy thn women of tho Hikers club laU
Friday. Men responded to n requi
sition for volunteers, with tho red tilt
Hint vitrloim portlonn of tho Olenvlow
ilrjvo hnro been adorned with vinos,
notnhly tho leading nnork'rt of Ivies
and creeitor, which tho men not out
under thn direction of tho lad leu.
Mr. Teresa Hilly chniwrnncil tho
patrol which superintended opera
tions . j; Hlg
Axhlnml 1ornW.
Mom. Lnwnon nnd Twoliy of
Portland, wero In town Saturday In
iihi Intercut of tho Portland Anto.
'tnohllo club's HltiMtrntod booklet, n
publication devoted to ndvcrtlHlng In
tho way of exploiting Oregon's scenic
ndvniitngr. Tho orguuluitlan Ik
' permanently hnuod at Commercial
cliili hcndiunrtor In (ho metropolis,
nnd iiIho linn a country rluli house at
(ho Intersection of tho ImHo lino road
nnd Handy river. The local coinmor
rial cluh, based upon showings nmdo
regarding tho mollis of tho booklet,
subscribed $7r, towards Its publica
tion, payable In Installment. Tho
forthcoming Issue will ho ns UHoful
an It In nrtlHtlc. A numher of Ash
land'H prettiest view will appear
among Itn pnges.
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ASHLAND, March 22 Friday at
1 p. m. n Hpeclal tialu niado up of
four prlvato cam occupied hy a paity
of railway magnates, punned through
lieer imrthhzniiiid en roiito to tho
Coos Hay country to liiHperl it sub
sidiary lino of tho Southern 1'nrlflo
which Ih now receiving I(h finishing
(ouches, Among tho offlclalH wero
l.oulrt KriittHchultti chairman of tho
hoaid, Now York; I'leHldent Hproiile,
(lonornl MiinaKor Hcott and Chlof Kn
Klneer Hood of Halt FrnuclHco, Hupt.
Motcnlf and Itenldent KiiKllicor Woh
ter of tho HhttHtn dlvlalou, nccompnu
led tho party iih fur uh HiIh ntatlon.
Tho party was unit hy jnomhorn of
tho local wntor commliiilnn In an In
formal way, who not up tho llthln In
honor of tho occiihIoii. Tho Clvlo lin
proovmout ladleH romomhinud tho
vljdtorH with rioworx. A fow flno fluh
iiIro found tholr way aboard tho din
ln? car, nnd thoy woron't of tho kip
porod varloty of nnlmoii olthor. K
peclally doea l'rcnldont Hprotilo know
a uood rinh whon ho boos It. On tho
return tour a atop H planned loimthy
uiioukU to Dhow (ho offlclalH about
town.
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BREACH OF DISCIPLINE
AMBTUIllMM. March 22. Tho So
clullst party In tho Oonnan rolcliHtUK
lias given out n doclrutlon, nccordlng
to a dlBpntch rouchliiK hero from ollr
lln, Bovoroly dvnouiicInK tho "broach
of dlsclpllno" commlttod by Karl
hlobkuocht nud Hon- Kuohlo, tho
Boclnllut doputluH, In voting ub'ttluut
tho adoption of tho IiuiIkoI In tho
roJoliBtag March 20,
FICIALS
REATED TO LITHIA
SOWS
ASHLAND ELKS
1t!tt4
l iwnmiwiB 11" niii i 'iikiji'ii
tLUMf -- Hi- " "
AHIH'ANI), March 22, - lloontliiK
tho iiioiiihiimhlp townrdit (ho GOD
mark wiih tho rcmilt of tho Klku' an
nlvornary and homo-comliiK on Fri
day nnd Saturday of last week. Tho
minlvemary proper wnn rtbinirvcd I'rl
May nlKht with n hall and bamiuct.
All day Katuiday thero wnn n round
of ploiiHiiro on tnp, with uu auto rldo
for tho IndleM In tho forenoon, card
partlcit Kaloro In tho aftornoon, nnd
a thootro party at tho VlnltiK In tho
ovonlnc, nftor which rofrcahiuvntn
ara rorvod In tho club room. At nil
of thcmi funrtlonn vnrloint roinmlt
toon naw to It Hint tho comfort mid
ouiitcrtnliimi'iit of numerous rucsIh
Van u flrnt coiiMlduratlon.
flaturday nlKht n bunch of cnndl
ilnteH were Initiated Into tho order.
Tho lint Included T. !'. McCIoiiIrIo of
Weed; A. K. Htonehouno, Hilt: K. M.
Dlckoy, W'ihmIj i:. I). Queen, Mon
tnKiio; 0. W. Ilownrd, Hornbreok:
N. W. (lo'rhnm nnd Hill Do I'eatt of
AMhlmid. VliilHnK inomliom wcro
prewnt from varloun Houthern Or
tton mid Northern California polntK.
Aiuoiik Hie vlnltunt from Medford
were U. I). Canipliell. A. W. Htono,
l. II. McDonald, Carl TeiiKwnld, U,
Monroe I.) on, Frank C. Clark, Doc.
flteplionon, Hrnil Morner, O. C. Alon
lor for, .1. J. Iliichter, Hoy Ducking
ham, W. II. Hearlo, ('harks Lobo,
I.chIIo Oflborn, Win. H. .Smith.
Marnh War.ner 1b tho retiring ox
hlted ruler of Axhland lxdKo No. ! 1 1,
and Dan ApplcRnto will micceed to
tho honorn of Hint office next month.
The locnl momborsdilp In nntlolpntlng
n hi); tlino nlxo at tho dedication of
the Klktt' templo nt Medford In tho
near fuluro.
Will Do I'eatt, temporarily of
North Ynklma, WuhIi., hut who con
Hlder.i Anhland hid home, In hero for
a v I h 1 1 with bin mother. For nomo
tliuo pant lie Iiiih been associated with
I.vhIIo ItoMo In tho jewelry huilmms
at North Yakima.
Over Unity-five Ineniln kiivu ('. K.
Ilellowh a Hiirpiiho liiithilny piirty
IiihI Friday eveniiuf, The eenin;
wiik Nieut in vmioiiH mimes. Miss
lessio Miuter InoiiKlit liim u liutiil
miiiio liirthilny euke. A nice lunch
con wnn brought ami served by the
IiuHon of flit party. They Iepartel
in tlio iiiiiii' weo hours of tho nioruiut,',
wishing Mr. Ilcllows many happy to
turns of the day.
Mrs. Mad Daw iiml daughters wero
tho quests of tlio Juspor Ilminuli
liome Thursday ui'it.
Mr .iiml Mrs. Frank Miller of Cen
tral Point wero visiting relatives hero
tho liihl of tlio week,
Mrs. (lenrfjo Fry returned Friday
from u ten days' (rip to (InlntKl'nss.
Miss Miu Unntiuli is in Medford
with Jut sister, Mrs, Tim Daily.
Misn niiuiolio Oonover ftpout Sun
day with Miu. Toter Ilotx.
Mrs, W. T, Houston lias been quite
ill ami Dr. CIiInIioIiu was up thoro
.Saturday, Miss 1!hIi Iiiih temporar
ily eloHetl her school on Lout; Hranch
to help euro for her mother; also Mrs.
James f'oruutt has come out from
Central Point.
Mrs, Itoboil Kinrnid emuo up from
AkhIo Friday and Miss Florence re
turncd homo to spend tho week end.
Tho spring work on tlio Uttlo Aji
plogato is progrossiug rapidly thoiio
'fino days and tlio oulliviiloil men will
ho oonsidorahly culnrged by (ho en
torpriso of Messrs, flilson, Hull anil
Foreman, (lolilsby, Parks tmil otlu'M
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ANNIVERSARY
..nf who liiivn fli'itml 11111I hnilcaii mi mw HUTTKIl PAT-'J7i.. FOlt SALK-otiHCBiiWlWKOUB . watbii lmuBMiASKOUB iiuaita mr.Wwi
who have elenri'd iiml liroken up new
Kloiiml.
Tliono are Ihih.v (Iii.vh for Mr. fJar
rett mid his load force mid the im
provements resulting thereby mv
highly appreciated.
Aithur Kleiiihammer'H big herd is
looking fine this spring and furn
ishes a good index to (lie poibililies
if cattle raising on a big scale in this
llihlliej.
The water nupply is ii liifle short
for continuous operations al the Ster
ling mine, but 'ho power plant con
tinues to ma I; o things bum on tho Lit
tle Applcgatc.
Little Apnlegalo will shako her feel
at Pineell's Saturday evening, mid it
is anticipated thn1 the occasion will
be one of the most enjoyable of the
dancing season.
Reported by Jackson County Ab
tract Co.. Sixth nnd Kir Oti.
Itrnl I Mate TroiiNfcr
Nina M. Iliinemi et ir to Mabel
llrobeck, lots in Fairmont
Addition, Medford $ 1
Martini K. Itapp to K. A.
Fisher et ux, lots in Chit
wood (raet, Ashland . M-OOO
F. 0. Coehrnii to Laura K.
Coehrau, lot' in ('onstnnt Ad
dition, Central Point . . l.'iO
Harry Hanks to T. C. Oaiues,
land in sees. 7 mid H-.'l.'i-lW. 1,500
Laurn K. MeClcudon et' vir to
John S, Orth, laud in twp.
IIII-IW. see. XI . . Ill
John S. Orth et ux to John J.
Wilkinson, laud in see. .'I.'I
:iij.iw. 10
S. F. Kohinett et ux to II.
Itobiuett, lot In Central Point 10
J. A. Matteson to K. K. Phippi,
lot in Noli Hill Add., Med
ford .. . . 100
(J. A. Morse et ux to Ilngley
Canning Co., laud in tup. .'18
(.. 2:i, 1V. 700
Virgil' V.. Craig et ux to II. C.
Head et ux, lot in Cottage
Home Add. Medford 10
MARKET REPORT
I'rlrtvi I'nia y ncjaeni
K(!(IS- 17' ie.
IH'TTr.U Dairy, o0e two pounds.
POTATO KS $ I. :W per 10(1 lbs.
ONIONS Uit ,,or Ih.
IIONHV Mo per lb.
CIDF.IJ 2oo.
POIIIC SCuWjo,
llKKt'-nfinlld.
LAUD -10e.
IACONT-i:fft)l8o.
SIIOt'LDFItS 12',c.
HAM- 17.e.
That Jar of Musterole on
the Bath-Boom Shelf
Has Itollevwl I'alu for Kiory Ono In
the I'mnlly
When Uttlo SuhIo had tho creup:
when Johnny got his foot wot nnd
caught cold; when Father prnlncd
lila kneo; when Granny's rheumatism
bothered her
That Jar of Musterole was right
thero to glvo relief nud comfort.
MiiBtorolo Ih a clean, whtto oint
ment, mndo with oil of mustard. It
will not blister like a mustard pins
tor. Qulc.k rcltof for Sorn Throat, Ilron-
cliltls, TouHllltla, Croup, Stiff Nock,
Afltbmn, !XournlBla. Hondacho, Con
gestion, 1'lourlsy, Hhoumntlsm, Lum
bago, I'alns nnd Aches of tho Hack or
Joints, Sprains, Soro Muscles, Hruls
os, ChllbJnlnB, Frosted Feet, Colds
on tho Chost It ofton nrovonta Pneu
monia). Nothtng llko Mustorolo for
crouby children.
At your druggists In 2Iio and 50a
Jars, and a special largo hospital sUo
for ?2.G0.
Ho sura you got tho gonulno Mus
torolo, Hefuso Imitations got what
you nsk for. Tho Mustorolo Com
lUy, Clovolnnd, Ohio.
Pnld Adv,
COURT HOUSE NEWS
IIUTTKII FAT-27e.
HUTTBU WholcHnle, 27.
HOdS Alive, Op.
KTKHILS Alive, :,i J,, (P.,..
COWS Alivn, WzOtVjl.v' '
VKAL Dressed, llifr 12.
POULTHV Mixed ehiekena, 10(H)
He; Iressed, 13f7i 1 lc; Iiciih, ll
J2e; KpringH, j;i(rllc.
Hay nnd Ornln
(Huviiig Prices.)
WIIKAT $1.U Inmliol.
OATS-$:i8 Ion.
HAY Alfnlfn, J?1I ton; grain, .fl3.
HAIILKY Whole, .;J2.
.Mcrltol JtlieiinuiHsni l'ondeni.
Tho unuHiially Inruo nolo of this
romedy Ih tho beat evidence wo could
offer ou to provo Its merit. It Is
mado of effective ingredients, nnd
Is guaranteed to give permanent re
lief for rhonmallHtn. Wo will gladly
show you tho. formula and explain Its
merits to you. Prices 50c and J 1.00.
Local agents, Hasklns' drug store, tf
FOK nKJiT nousis
n. - 1 -1.
FOIt ItKNT Small furulidiod bungn
low, close In. Inquire or Dr. J. L.
Helms. 314
FOR RENT Modern furnished bun
galow, water4 rent paid. Phono
13-X. ' x 311
FOR RENT Close In four room
houso ono block south of park,
good soil for garden, $G per month
with city water paid. Address P.
O. box 207, Medford, Oro.
FOR RENT Flvo room bungalow
with bath, 30 foot sleeping porch,
wood shed and gnrago, garden
stuff furnished. Phono SS2-J or
570-11. J. 11. Coeiirnn. ,
FOR RENT Threo room furnished
bungalow, phono 779-J.
FOR BALK URAIi ESTATE
FOR 8ALE--Hy owner, a good farm
close In with or without crop nnd
stock, no orchard. Hox K. K..
caro Mall Tribune. 312
rOK SALfc IilVBSTXJCX
FOR SALE Pair young work horses,
team or single, time It desired.
Phono 317.
FOR SALB Throughbrcd Jcrsoy
bull, ono year old, from imported
stock. R. V. Crum, Roxy Ann
road, near Ixino Pine school. 313
FOR SALB Two snddlo horses,
broken to drive, double nud sin
gle hnrncstf and saddle. Mrs, A. 8
Hubbard, Ashland, Oro.
FOR SALB Six fresh cows, six
calves, two teams of work horses,
threo mules, two seta of heavy
work harness. Walsh's ranch,
mllo out North Roosovelt avenue.
31S
?M
FOR SALE POPLTltY AND lXMJS
FOR SALE Hatching oKKd nud day
old chlcka from my trap-nostod
White Leghorns, first cockorul
from n 243 egg hen. Eggs $1.50
per sotting, chlcka 15c each, $12.00
per 100. W. J.' Warner. 511 So.
Onkdalo, phono 09001. 310
FOR SALB Flno Tolous geese eggs.
Phono or address W. R. Lamb,
Medford. 310
FOR SALB Ouo light Ilrahnia cock
of prize winning stock. Mrs. C.
Caroy. Phono 1G-F11.
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red eggs,
50c a sotting. Phono 407-M. 321
FOR SALE Chicks, 10c. eggs 5c,
boat egg lining strain O. A. C. S.
C. W. Leghorns, College View
Poultry Farms, Corvnllis, Oro. 319
WHY?
IT IS YOl'R HCS1NKSS TO SEE ME
llecauso my stock In trndo is io
havo optionod at tho lowest cash
prico tho host buy In this county.
I have been on tho ground look
ing out for you for tho past flvo
years. Nearly everyday I hnvo in-
vostlEatod somo "good thing." I havo
ollmlnatod everything except thoso
doaia which I am "convinced will so
curo mo sniisflod customers.
Jn a few hours time 1 can glvo you
tho bonotlt of this resoarch. It is my
business to show you ovor tho county
and introduco you to tho possibilities
und opportunities hero. Seo Mod-
ford first and
J. C. BARNES
Room 201, PJrW National Hank llldg.
F O It S A L i:- Hnlrrlgnted, home
grown, potntoes. Sir Walter H11I
olgh, Hundred Fold nnd Now Hnow
varlotlos. Sl.fiO per 100 llm. B. W.
Carlton, Cpper Tnblo Itock. 220
FOIt 8ALB Furniture, gas range,
stoves, etc. 810 West 12th. 31
FOR SALB Looho nlfnlfa liny $11
Ion at barn on Itosn La no. O. All
der. 31C
FOI fsALB At once, Hlcyclc, $.".00.
Inquire 1125 West 10th St. 310
FOIt SALB Furniture In a good
hoarding house, good location.
IIoiiKo ran bo rented. Inquire box
ICt, Hold Hill, Ore. 31.1
FOIt SALB -Light hack, detachable
senti, good an new, $30. Union
Livery Stables. 311
FOIt SALB OH TItADB Ono new
two horso potato planter. J. T. P..
enro Mnll Tribune. 312
FOIt SALE Medium weight automo
bile, runabout body, new rear
tires, best cash offer this month
will take It. Address 1. O. box
207, Medford, Ore. "
FOR SALE Top buggy with polo
and shafts, almost now, 307 S.
Laurel. 321
FOR SALB Wood saw cheap. 403
Roardman street. 321
FOR SALB To orchard bonds In
Roguo River Commercial Orchard
No. 2. Cost $C00 and will sell for
$500. Address M. B. Yates, 922
Bmplro Hldg., Atlanta, Georgia.
340
HELP WAXTBI FEMALE
WANTED Girl to do second work
mornings. Wages $1. Mrs. J. F.
Roddy. 312
HEM' WANTED MALE
WANTED An experienced man for
grafting. Foothills orchard. Phono
113-J. .
WANTED hITDATIONS
WANTED Work for nmn"ndcanK
Phono 392-Y. 313
HUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTBD Druggist to tnko over a
drug storo, In Southern Oregon,
salo or exchange. Address Drug
gist, Medford Mail Tribune. 31 8
MODOC ORCHARD
Duroc -Jersey, Pure Bred
Spring Pigs Both Sexes
Wo are offering for sale a selection
of Spring Pigs of tho big kind. Sired
by GOLDEN NUGGET, No. 142.7S5.
out of dams from prlzo winning block
nnd Individually tho pigs aro what
could bo expected from their lines of
breeding. Mnko your selections early
and for visiting privileges nud prices
apply to
Palmer Investment Co.
Mali Tribune Hiilldlng MtHlford
TALK ABOUT A
BARGAIN!
How's this: 1G0 acres prime foot
hill soil, close in, 75 acres In cultiva
tion, spring wntor piped in, beautiful
building slto nnd abovo all, ten
acres of beat young orchard lu tho
west, principally Nowtown Pippins,
yielding In 1914. second crop, more
thnn 1400 boxes extra fancy export
apples.
Practical orchardlsts know this is
tho tlino to buy pear and export ap
ple orchards. They know, too, the
merits of foothill orchard laud.
That Isn't tho point, though. This
ontiro 100- aero tract, overlooking
railroad and town, can bo bought for
only $G500, on tonus that will tako
caro of doferrod paymonts from tho
product of tho orchard. Don't delay
about this, or tho othor follow will
got it.
ROGUE RIVER LAND CO.
Hoom 107 M. P. A H. HWg.
Opposite Post Offlco
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Rogue River Valley Fruit Lands.
Dairy, stock, poultry ranches and
Tlmbor. Colonization Tracts. Best
all-tho-yoar-rottnd cllmato on coast.
Health Resort. Wonderful Medici
uul Springs.
Heaver Realty Oy. AstilntxJ, Oregoa.
WANTBD Stock to pasture. Phono
20I-JC. 3IT
MO.NKV TO LOAN
TO LOAN Money to loan on ranch
property. Phono 3C8 or 130-lt.
C. A. McArthur, orcr past office.
FOIt KXCHASJIB.
FOIt BXCHANCJB A flno homo In
Portland for a good ploco of land.
Inquire nt 18 North Orape. 311
FOIt SALB OH EXCHANGE Now
grand piano. Hox 09, care Mall
Tribune. 314
FOIt TItADB 2 ?i wagon good con
dition, new body. Phone evenings
778-J. 311
FOH SALB OR EXCHANGE- Decs.
Hox 25C, Medford. 310
TO EXCHANGE Six room modern
house for 40 acres. Improved.
237 Bast S3 St. 314
FOIt SALE Good 32 & acres, lm-
, proved Tablo Rock valley, no In
cumbrance, $125 per acre. What
I have you. T. A. Oliver, R. F. D.
! No. 2, Central Point, Ore. 310
EXCHANGE Want to sell or buy
anything? U C Under. 114 N.
Front St. Employment offlco and
rentals. Phone 125. Nuff Sed.
HOMESTEADS
DIG INDIAN RESERVATION TO
I OPEN 750,000 acres for settle
ment; fruit, timber, general farm
lands; send 25c with this ad to
Wcnatchco (Wash.) Dally World,
Dcpt. T, for rcllablo data about
this region.
BUSINESS DHtnCTORT
Auto Bnppllcfl
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. Wi
aro oporatlng tho largest, oldest
and best equipped plant in the Pa
cific northwest. Uso our sprlngi
'when others fail. Sold under guar
antoo. 26 North Fifteenth 8U
Portland, Ore.
Attorney
PORTER J. NEFF. VM. P. MEALE1
Attornoys-at-Law, Rooms 8 and
9, Medford National Dank bldg.
A. E. REAMES, LAWYER Garnett
Corey bldg.
Wm. M. Colvig, George 11. Roberti
COLVIG & ROBERTS. LAWYERS
Medford National Bank Building
B. F. MULKEY & GEO. W. CHERIH
Attorneys at Law. Jackson Coun
ty Bank Building.
NEWTON W. BORDEN Attorney at
i.aw. zj2 hast Mam street.
Chiropractor
DR. A. It. HEDGES. Dr. Louise K
Hodges Mechano-Thoraptsts, Chiro
practors, Spondylothoropists. Tbest
systems, Including dietetics, cura
tive gymnastics, hydro-tberaphy,
etc., produce results in both acut
and chronic dlsoascs. Consulta
tion freo. Ovor Deuel & Co., cor
nor Main and Bartlett. Hours i
a. m. to 5 p. m. Other hours bj
appolntmont. Phono 170.
DR. R. J. LOCICWOOD,, Chiropractor
nerve specialist Rooms 203-204-205.
Garnott-Coroy bldg. Vupoi
baths and scientific massage given;
noodle spray, hoad and sbouldet
shower In conucction; advice lc
dietetics, modical gymnastics,
hydroptherapy. Lady attendant
Phone, office 54 3, resldenco 511-R
Dentists
DR. W. M. VAN SCOTOQ
DR. O. C. VAN SCOYOC
Dentists
Garnett-Corey Bldg., suite Sis
Medford, Oro. Phone 856.
Engineer anil Contractor
FRED NCUMMINGS--Engineer and
contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Bldg.
Survoys, estimates, Irrigation,
dralnago, orchard and laud lm
provoment.
NEW TODAY
Twenty-five and a half acres in a
fino valley in Idaho. Now six room
bungalow, and other buildings, irri
gation in nnd paid for- Alfalfa Is
(ho principal crop. Prico $5500.00,
mortgage $1400.00. Will exchange
equity for a Medford bungalow,
A 50 aero much is offered at a
sacrifice. Largo houso, largo barn,
half of It is irrigated, balanco slop
ing tlmbor, an Ideal Uttlo ranch
homo. Marked down for quick ac
tion $4800.00. Liberal terms,
C. D. HQON
Assaying.
E. R. CROUCH Assayor, ehnmlst,
metallurgist, uustom Assay ui
flco. Mall order business solicited.
Prlcoa, gold, $1.0Oj gold nrfd sil
ver, $1.25; copper, $1.00; gold, sil
ver and copper, $2.00. Mailing en
velopes freo on request. Refer
ence, Josephlno Countr Bank.
Rooms 201-203 Hall Bldg., Grants
Pass, Orogon. 336
Employment Agency
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Wo Iak
ovorybody to know that tho Old Re
liable nitlner Real Estato nnd Em
ployment agency, will get you
help, find you employment, rent
your houso or sell your land, Mrs.
J. S. Clark, manager successor.
Rooms C and 7, Palm Bldg., Bed
ford, Ore.
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premises
cleaned up for tho summer, call
on tho city garbage wagons for
good sorvlce. Phone 274-L. 7.
T. Allen.
Instruction In Music
HA1GHT MUSIC STUDIO Room
401. Garnctt-Coroy Bldg. Fred Al
ton Halght Piano, Mrs. Florence
Halllday Halght, voice. Telephone
53-W.
Notary 1'abBc
HELEN N. YOCKEY Notary pab-
lle. Bring your work to me at tM
slrn of the Mall Tribune.
I'hycslctans aa (Targeou
DR. F. O. CARLOTV. DR. BVA
MAINS CARLOW Osteopttkl
physicians, 416-417 Garnett-Corsy
bldg., phone 1030-L. Es!deue
26 South Laurel St.
DR. W. W. HOWARD OstsopaUH
physicians, 303 Garnett-Cors
building. Phone 904-M.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physictaa a4
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co.
Bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 567.
E. B. PICKEL, M. D. Office JacS
son County Bank bldg. Off!?
phone 43-R; residence phone 68-R,
DR. MARTIN C. BAIIBER Fnyai
clan and surgeon. Office Pala
block, opposite Nash HoteL Hours
10 to 12, 1 to 4. Phone 110-J.
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician aa
surgeon. Phones, office 36, resi
dence 724-J. Office hours 10 t
12, 2 to 5.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD
DR. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD
Physicians und surgeons. Office
309-310-311. M, F. & II. Bldg.
Phones residence, S14-J2; office,
S14.
DR. LYDIA S. DOW Osteopathia
physician, practice- limited to ob
stetrks and diseases of womon and
children. Officos 3 and 4, St.
Marks block, hours 1 to 5 p. in.
Phono 160. Res, tho Dow Hospi
tal, Central Point.
DR. MCM. M. DOW Physician and
surgeon, obstetrics nnd surgery
offices 3 and 4 St. Marks block.
Hours 9 to 12. Phono 160. Resi
dence, tho Dow Hospital, Central
Point.
Printers ana muilshem
HEDFORD PRINTING CO. has ttt
best oqulpped printing office la
southern Orogon; book binding,
loose lent lodgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 JNorUt
Kir m
Stenography and Multlgraph Work
MRS. M. T. EDWARDS Work doss
promptly at roasonauio rates.
Room 3, Palm block, phono 107j
Shoo Repairing
SHOE ItEPAIRINO First class she
ropalrtng, on modern electrla
machines while you wait. E. N,
Blden, located In KIdd's Sho Store,
Phone 213J.
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TrassTer?
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Offlco 42 North Front St. Fneat
315. Prices right Service gtitr
tntned. Typewriters and SuppRe.
TYPEWRITERS AND BUPPLIE
Kew Remington, smith PremWf
and Monarch typewriting, adding
nud subtracting machines, rebuilt
machines for cash or easy pay
monts. Machines for rant, rlhlHr4;
and supplies of all kinds, slmpl r'
pairs free of charge. Kf t,
Bennett. 10 0.nj? fftgt ,
3a-Ji. .
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