Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 22, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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FLOUNCE ROCK FRILLS
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l.urlim Klncnlil nunlo n trip In Dor.
hy Hntiinlny.
Kurt .Initios ami Pnnrl l'y ton took
dinner Sunday at Finuk Dllworlli'n.
.Mr. I.owhi Iiiih boon In (lio valloy
(III luminous,
Arthur Undue linn lofl Flminro
l(ocl( nuieh iik tint tunli of worl( In
over.
.Mviwrit, I'oylon, Vaughno, Peelor
Dtiil Hliini'liiiril nlioiucd their nlii'op
nml guilts hint wmiIc,
Mis I .ft n Peolnr spent Saturday
ninl Miindiir wllh'V. .M, Peelor ninl
riinilly. Mr. unit Allnn Knikluit iiIho
spout Mumlity thorn.
Mr. Hlnwnrt of Mlolilgnn Ih vlrlt
lug Imr brother, John Orlevo, Klio
Iiiih boon lntvlliit In Hid went savor
nl iiiontliri,
Mr. I'oullnr Ih pulntliiK Mr.
Viiiiglmn'H house thin week.
Itoy VuiikIiiiii wint to thu valloy
Hiimlny.
Mr. Mol.ood nml Mr. Klnnlcr are
umilii winking on tint phono lino.
Tlitty ofpoi't to IIiiIkIi It thin Hunt.
.loll u Urlnvii nml sister spout rev
nil day tant week wltti Junius
Grlovo.
Aim. Dltwnrlh Kitvn n dinner Hnl
unlay nlxlit In honor of Mr. Hit
world's birthday uniilvorHitry. J Mm
ohlhlron In-fiict ami In-lnw went tho
gunnlM,
lloit NiiMin went out on lint stage
Thursday morning.
Mr. Kelso linn n now surroy top for
his mnll hnrk. PnHitettKerH rnn now
tmwl iiioiii rniufnrtnhly tliiiu for
yours.
Mr. nml MrH. T. II. Illglnbolhnm
xixmU Huiuliiy with tlmlr nou Bert
nml family'
MIkh Tod Mminlrn; upotit Hiimlny
at homo.
Several of tint IinnlliT spirits hnvo
boon Hwlmiiilni; In tho Hogim thin
(tarly In Hut sonson,
Sumlny tliunt u an extra Reed
nttomtuueo at Liiurolhunit Sunday
nohiiol, nil tint ncalH being filled, ami
tint "Rhopliord PniiIiu" proved, to lio
n very Intuwntliig lesson.
Mr. Peaching "f Ashland, ropro
sontlng "Ward's Homodle." wan In
till vlelnlty Inut wook. Hit stayed
over Hiimlny at (J W. ICInrnld's.
" KANES CREEK
At lllioti'ii mnl family, who hnvo
lu'i'ii living ill Tuli) fur tin' iat ear,
linvt hkniii t nlicii up tlu'ir roMiloiiee
Oil Klllll creek.
Itity (Inlu itilurtii'it from Wishing
tun IiihI week mnl Mii.'iit Hovernl lay
tlio gtivet of Iuh itinlliur, -Mr. Km
Kliiitou, mnl other lolutivo before
liing for SniiTrwni'iiii'o.
HornTo Mr. mnl Mr. I'oinl
Ih'iin. April II, Hi I.", u girl lutliy.
lli'Hi niothiT nml rlnhl aro lining fmi1
itr.il think IVarl will icroMT.
.Mm. I.uwroui'it nf tint Mlaitkwi'll in
MiiiI1iik tliix Wi'i'U tlio iu't of lirr
tuii, .ImiiuM, mill family.
.Mr. mnl .Mr. Ili'iidnrfim of (lolil
Hill liuvtt lt(Hoiiu it'-lilimU ot' (larili'ii
Wnw.
.Mm. NnrriN mnl cliililti'ii of .Mi'il
IVml niolon'il ilnuii Satiinluy mnl
Dpiiiil tlio day with .Mr. Norm ut liin
miio'.
TiioHilay, April 'JO, wiik 4,j;oto
clioiil i!u at lint Darilmu'lli'K, wliii'li
wn ipiiti n hiu'cusw ami I'm illy at
Iriulril, tln ilay Immiilt imrfi'i't, ko it
wax ilcuiilml to havi' iliniii'r out (Iooin,
'I'liu olilcr ont'M ax well mm llio rlnl
dtrii Ni'tiiniit to lakf iiiili mi uilt'iv!
hi tint hporl ami Hut al'tciuoim was
tnhi'ii up liy thi' xolioitl iro(4riiin. Sic
IM'riiiteiiilttiit WVIIm nml Potrmiu
i'iii'Ii ttnvt a hIioiI talk on tlio tailor
(iit'iil of hchooU mnl m'IiooI work, mnl
it wmi ili'oiili'il that tlu Ihinliiiii'lli's is
a Hmularil f.iliool.
Mr. anil Mrh. IVmu'll will Ioiimi
xlioitly for San IVain'isi'o, at wliioli
iliii'o limy will louato.
Mih. Miimiii mnl littln mui, of Tn.
on) iiio at progi'iit tint KitontH of Mr.
mnl Mix, Miimiii of tint CYiiU'iiiiinl
tlai'c.
Wi'iitln-r I'roplicl I'oslur'H foifoaKi :
IVimt mnl I'uolor wcatliur,
Kiiiioh f'rci'k IniHinoMH visitors (o
(lolil Hill: .Mr. ami Mih, Lewis, Mr,
nml Mm. I'Vnut'll, Mrs, Olson nml
liiiiuliliT, lVail lli'iin, (lt'or,M Mar.
ilon, liuiH'H l.iiwioncc, Mrs. Hoirtt
Mr. iK'lari', Mrs. Iliiiiliotlmm nml
Proplii't 1'iislcr.
Mi'x. .loliii Mnnloii was n recent
vixitor at Mm. OIsiiii's.
Minn Mnjtjji" Kolov Iuik vi'lurni'il
liiiimi I'ioiii Oulral I'oinl at wliii-h
plncn slut t-pont KDvontl ilnyx tlm
Ijuost of ivIalivcH,
dill Klinlftii in aliMiiil from lU'lionl
this wool; on uooount of bioknoHM,
it t hi t Kilptr loKtor, who hail tlio niis
foi'tmio to out his foot iiitn limlly,
Mrs, Noiili Chiiiullor onlortainoil
llm follow injr lillh' niissos last Sal
unlay, IioiuVh 7Hi hirllulav. Tint
liinn was fiom '2 until Ti In tint ul'tor
miou, TIioho ioMiit wore: llutli
ll"nry, Tulu llioo, (Iruoo Uohoits,
FDEN PRECINCT
, - ,,, , . . , j., ,' 1 U
w? - Ju"7 Harec J J MAOiRoois. ( vou ficH TM0U3Hr fees XL Jy
IlittJi Short, Mihlioil lllcmiiik', Ymmi
Stituolilf, Iimii Stmnllov. (Imiu-s
woro oujo.voil Itv tlio lit t It loll. until
I, wlu'ii rol'ri"liiin'iils woio xortoil.
. S. Stoilu'int brought his mothiT-in-lnw,
.Mr!. K. Callioun, ovor I nun
Kooky Foul oiohanls TiiihiiIhv t"
Hpoml u low la with hor ilitiiKhtor,
Mr. Htoplioim.
Mr. mnl Mr. V. tl. Knittlitoii of
l-'aclo I'oinl iltcil Mim. ICniHhlon's
siiitor, Mm. May I mlil, in I'luuni.v laxt
Tiioxilay.
Mm. A, It. rhipp mnl ilnuylilor,
Minn r.lla, mnl Mimt Hollo, vihitoil ut
Hut homo of Mr. ami Mm. ( Caroy
'J'uoMlay.
Iir. mnl Mm. WVImlor of 'o-t
Taloiit vinitoil ut tlio homo of Mr. mnl
.Mm. S. Stanoliffo IiimI Sumlny,
Fiiomls from Talrnt vihitoil at tint
homo of )r. mnl Mm. Alnlinrrn of
IMuionix IiinI Siiiulay,
Noah riimullor of Talent mmlo n;
trin to Mnlfonl WVilnotnlay after
sooil oorn.
lay Ti'i'iill of Taloul in in this vi
oinil.V ii"MOiiiui;. Mr. Torrill has hail
thin work the past two Ni'iiis ami U
V,'ni Konoral Halisfaotiou,
Mfs. William Font of Foru Valley
was in I'liocnix WVitnosilny morning.
Mm. I. A. ItomiM of I'liorni.v xpont
TiiMiluv at'tornonii visitiun l'riomls in
Talent.'
.Ino Kmlor loft NVilnoMlny morn
in for his stool; nnioh in Doml ln
(liau noun try. Mr. Kmlor has
bought out his paituor, Mr. Duttoii.
ami will iniiko n now Mart in the stock
InuiiniHS.
EAGLE POINT EAGLEIS
ly A. C. Uowlctt
Mrs. Tim Dalov of Moilfonl oaino
out Saturday ami was I ho pioM of
William ICnihton.
Miss I, mini (laws ami Mis Allison
Of fioor wore out Satunlay xiitini,'
Miss llim'l lliown, rouiaiuiiif oor
.Sumlny.
Mr. mnl Mm. C. II. Chailwiok nml
Miiis Wiuhtiiiau of ChioaKo ami thoir
ohauffoiir, (). V. Movom, onlloil for
iliuuor Satunlay.
Mifp, Fratioos lloalli, ilmiKlitm ot
one of our utrrolimitN, who is uttonil
injr tlio Slnlo I'tmorsity of OroKmi
at F.iikoiio, who has hoou spoiuliii); hor
wonk's vaoatioii with hor parents, ru
turuoil to ICtiKumi Satunlay.
Harvoy Slaulov ami P. T, Youn4r,
two of our prosperous fanner nml
tookraisi!M, woro lining InmiiK'-
niiutno; us Satunlay.
Horn -To the wife of Vorim Mnth
ows, April t."i, a ilmiKhtor, ami now
flramlpa William Wiuklo lupins to
feel ijuito iiKod.
Mm. (.'haunooy Floroy has hoou out
visiting hor parents, Mr. ami Mrs.
Frank Lewis, nml family, ami Satur
day uftoruoou her huhauil, our on'in
ty rooonlor, oaino out ami icnt Sun
lay. William Siorlo of Moilfonl oaino out
on his "Fonl ooll." Ho was heiv to
ilemonhtrato that an onlinary loko
oiiu ho tin noil into n mmihiuo that will
run with "no Iiomo pulley ami no
horsey pushoy." It Is a shnplo h ke
with u piMliiio nttaoluncnt that ,?oos
like ".lehii." Ilo bponl the nielli 'lore,
ami took in Uio hhow,
Uonry Moycr am a putt of In
family nml Herman Meyer, Jr., with
u oarloail of paKHoiiKOM, cmuo out
Satunlay to bto the minstrel show
lliat was btiiKoil how Satunlay mnl
Siiiulay nights. The )crfoinumoe
wiih ry oroilitahle nml tlio omnpany
took in ovor $100 at tlio iloor, Henry
Meyer nml family roinniiioil until nf
tor iliuuor Sumlny.
Among thu onlhiM huro for snppor
Satunlay ovoning woro bobbin I'nl
oiizo, Kilwnnl MontiiRim nml Mis
Lun'im (IriKxIiy of Centrai Point,
l 11. Daley ami family mntnicil out
from Mini fonl Sumlny nml iluvhig tlio
ul'ternonu bis ilaugbtor, Miss Foru,
nml Miss Ma Stearns mmh) n short
eall ut tint SumiysUlo. Tlio Dnluy
family worn the giiehts of Professor
W. 10. Huolmnan,
Aimmg tint guosU ut the Smiuv
siilo for iliuuor Sumlny wern: Mr, ami
Mrs. Fioil Palouzo, Mr. ami Mrs. J.
Frank Hiown, Dr. nml Mm. W. W. P.
Holt nml iluuitbtor, .Mis lloleu, 1 T,
Holfz, Mr. nml Mrs. Henry Moyooniul
throo ohililroii of Lake Crook, Mr. nnl
Mrs. FioiI Ii. Heath ami sou FreilerM
ink, Henry Trust.N, the mail ouutruo
tor mnl Mit((o ilrivnr on ibo l'aio
I'oiut-Pvmini route, Mr. nml Mm. W.
von dor llolleti, K. A. Potty, Mr. nml
Mm. V. W. Clements, our postotfioo
ollioialu, Nick Young ami Al t lo
mi'iits. On Momlny Men"M. ). Nioilor
moyor, .loliu Diiunington, C. Dumiing
ton nml Koy I'liiok, "rotin'il oapitul
ints" of .laokbiiuillo, motoioil out to
the Sunnysiilo for iliuuor nml while
heio iutoniouoil Mm. Uowlctt with
legnnl to siiptlying hor with Jro'u
moat for the hotel.
Henry Froiieh onme in Momlny mnl
brought in it fine lot of egg, nml
while ut tint ilopot looking uromul for
item for the rentiers of the .Mail I
Trillium I notieutl that F. Kowpoil,
the ilopot agent, i-ent of bowrul
oniles of ogys nml u fine lot of chick
en. On TiipmiIiiv .lojopli Oswuhl was in
to procuie a new brmuling iron. Ho
tolls mo that hit nml bin brother Imvo
nnl til tlio ItoKoiibamu fnrut, on Dry
crook nml an busy putting in their
crop.
At the ilopot Tuesday morning I
mot Kev. I.imlbbul. Ho was on his
way to Hullo Fulls, nml O. Attains of
Ktiitu Fulls, Ho stopped off to go
to Hrowusboro to iit bin ilnughter,
who is being oareil for by Mm.
Tuekor.
Mr. Knynunl, the man who has
been keeping u barber shop in eon-ms-tion
with .lames Vocli's saloon,
nml .Mr. Vogoli Imve olocoil out-their
busiiionK nml moved nwny. Mr. Vo
goli cheeked bis trunk to Snrrnmriito,
Col.
Fnink Olson, Clyde Wise nml Ho
mer Iloynolds of Trail emtio nut on
the staRO Tuesday nml took the train
for California to work in a logging
camp.
Tuesday morning It. A. Whitman
renewed bis subscription to the Daily
Mail Tribune.
W. .1. Tuok, ropiosenling F. F. Hnr-
udmi Sons, Portland, was among our
moreli.'ints Tuesday.
ltov. Gammon of Hullo Falls, the
pastor of the Presbyterian church ut
that place, was on the car Tuesday
evening on his way to Grunts Pass to
uttoiul the Presbytery, nml Mm. Mo
Koo, mothrr-iu-lnw to r. KeNo of
Derby, was ulo on tlio car on hur
way to Moilfonl.
I nUo met Fred Cmininghmu of
Med fonl. lie was bore on business
with Mr. Harrison, our lumberman.
At prexeut lie is engaged irrigating
tlio A. Corbiu orchard.
Horn To Mr. nml Mm. J. P. Hn
wortb, April 18, n daughter, Dr. Holt
reports.
Reportod by Jackson County Ab
tnct Co., filxth nml Fir Bti.
Itenl Kstato Transfor
Itoy Maulo e nl to Pueifio &
Fnstorn Kailwny, riIit of
way in koo. 7-:ill-lW. - f 1
Marthn A. Gngo to Mary F.
flago, laud in sees. 5, 0, 7-il.")
1W, . 1
Slionunii 11. Hluok to ,Io-opli-inn
Tookor, lot in Ashland . 10
Hollo Niokoll ot vir to Chas.
Owens, Inml in boo. ICUII
IW. .. -. :ioo
0. .1. Stone ot ux to J. S. Mow
ot u v, lot in Abhland 30
II. V, ltiohardsou to Hullor &
Thompson Co., lot in Ash
land -. . 30
J. L. Cm bolt ot ux to Fred
MnriU, lot. in Highland Park"
Add. tO'Abhlmul - ... 1,100
Sylvester Patterson ol ux'to
1. h. Cm hot t ot u, lot in
Highland Park Add., Ash
laud - 000
John F. Patty el ux to Fred
Morilz, lot in Highland Park
Add., Ashland ..- 100
CHICHESTER ,S PILLS
WjC . TIIK UlAMO.VIt hicanu. x
Ur(cl.l. A.kf.xCII
lALa ha alkti
lll.l'IAH.TEKII
uv r
BUIUItn IIIIA.V
U 1'lLI.N.fM &
vwiikiowaMllul.Btrnt.AltrtyiKtlltUt
SOLI BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
MIHCIUJiANKOUS.
MIIKHAIj ixtllgloiiH lltnr(,'-o. nmt
froo to luqulroM, AUtlroba Mls
IIuokI Hurton, Central Point, 11. F.
1)., Orogou,
NEW
I'EuWKf lllum. JTlnii 4AS
I'lIU U Me A u.t UnU bicuiiicW
botn. imled villi bin KIUxn. "X
1r
iiuv r
A
run ni:.vi imjuki:ki:i:iio
iioom.s
i'OIt JtHNT SulUj of 2 or 4 Jjouco
kcuplng roQiim, furalnhn), lower
floor, modern. 721 W. 11th.
Hill HK.NT I'LM.MHUGU UOOMM
FOR ItKNT- Modern fiirnisheil
roornn. Thu CottaKc, COt Wont
lOlh. H
THM PAI.M rooriiB, best rooming
ho u no In .Moilfonl. I'rlcox 3Sc nml
50c Wistkly ratog. 28
KOH HAI.ft ?n rsmiCK
FOU HATji-tJooil w:o"rk unit il rTvInK
Iiomoh; also koixI heavy miilo. C.
K. (5atf. 6
FOK HAM-: team- of tnulo-; .1
toaiiin of work iicr-; I! ilrlvlnu
lorht'Hi -t Hnddlo hortion; time pay
nTcntR with kooI Koeurlly nccejitcil.
Wnlnh'8 Itanch, in Ilo out .V. IIooho
volt Avo. 52
FOU SALi; Two iiionllm old initio
foot plK, ollglljbt to reglnter: one
and half miles fouthoant Jackion
vlllo. V. D, Lolflanil. 29
FOlt SAM: Cheap. 200 Ansora
KoatH; also liorutt and bugK'. Krunli
H. I.oomlit, Hrowmhoro, or Mcd
ford It. F. n. 2, Hox 120. -10
FOU SALK Duroc JoMey Spring
ifg, both noxen, tho IiIr kind a I red
by Golden NiiKBCt, Xo. lt".78.r.
l'nlmer Invetnienl Co., Modoc
Orchard. 43
FOU 8ALK Cheap, span of mules,
harness and wagon. 22 South Cen
tral. FOU SAfiK HKAIj ICSTATK
FOU BALK- C room modern cottage,
out bulldlngH. lot ftOxllO. or will
rent furnished or unfurnlshoil. In
quire of owner, 5 US South King
street. 2S
FOU SALI-: Tw'b houseti on fino high
lots on paved street: barn: clo
In: also nnfiouainento and taxes iald
$12f.O for both It taken In 10 days.
Phono 13X. , 23
FOU SAM: AcrcaRo near tho city nl
special bargain prices. See owuor,
Phono 374. 100G K. Main St. 33
FOU SAM-: If you want a fluo 80-
ncru farm and fruit ranch near
F.nglo Point. Ore., 63 acres being
cultivated, on county roan, an
fenced, fine water, nil necessary
buildings, co J. T. Carpenter, own
er. 315 N. llartlctt St. 33
FOU HAM: 200 acres with about 50
head of cattle; two bams, C-room
house, to bo sold with cattle, or
not; $10.00 per aero. A Uallai;
hor, Ona, Oregon. 31
FOU SAM-: 2 bargains. 1 1-2 acres
in alfalfa, 4 room house, 4 1-2
miles from Mcdford, 2 1-2 miles
from Jacksonville, l'rlco $2S0.;
4-room bunculow ono block from
pavement in Medford, city water
and lights l'rlco $425. For partic
ulars address tho owner, II. K.
llowman. Talent, Ore. 2S
FOU SAM-: 40 ncro ranch, prico
$500; tonus; small cash payment.
Hox 4, Mall Tribune 28
FOU SAIiK MISCmjtiANUOUB
FOU SAM: Feed corn. Phono
500H2. 31
FOU SAM-: A 5 ft. McCorinlck mow
er $10.00. Phono Jacksonville
21F11.
2G
FOU SAM-: At n bargain, thorough
bred S. C. Whlto Leghorn hens
and pullets, Wyckoff strain, now
laying better than 7G per cent. Tel.
7S8U1. 2G
FOU SALK Seed corn nt Hurmud.a
ranch, Phono 591-J-2.
FOU SALK Large, early, homo
grown tomato plants now ready,
any quantity. Aldo egg, popper anil
other plants for sale at Orocery
Stores, l'ulillo Market and Groan
liousiis. .Maddox & Uonnoy, Port
land Ave. Groo'nhouscH, Phono S7H.
41
FOU SALi: At oueo throiiRhbrod
Flemish (liant rabbits, Angorns,
Patiigoiilaus nml IIuIkIoii limes.
Clms. K. Graham, U. F. 1). 3, Hox
10, Spring St. 20
FOU SALK Tomato plants now
ready. C. Carey, phono 1C-F11,
Address Talent.
FOU SALK Fqur to six weeks old
Haired Hook chickens, 35c each;
also kalo plants, 15c a hundred.
Phono 3F2. 20
FOU SALK To orcbard bonds In
ltoguo Hlvor Commercial Orchard
No. 2, Cost $600 and will sell for
$500. Addross M, 1). Yates, 022
Empire Dldg., Atlanta, Georgia.
340
:.. Ti.ri
MONEY TO I,CMN
MONEY TO LOAN WW lonn from
$1QOO to $5000 upon farming
property. Karl S. Tumy, 210 Oar-nett-Cory
Hide
rOU ItKMx MOVSl f I'OIC KXCIfA.'VUb RU8IMSS DIKKCTUKT
FOU 11BNT- -Completely nnd nicely
furnished 5-rooin bungalow, all
conveniences. Reed location; clone
In. Apply 121 Juy St., off So. Oak
drtlc. CO
FOU HKNT Furnished 3-room
housfl nt 421 Woodstock. Sec Dr.
Seely or J. W. Ucrrlan. 27
FOU HKNT One 8-room residence;
also furnished housekeeping rooms,
310 N. Hartlctt.
FOU HKNT Furnished house, 4
roonis, strictly modorn. ne tiloc
from new federal building. Phono
03 1L or call at 243 N. Holly St.
WANTKIl MlMinn.lAEOU8
WANTED Jananeso Day Work Co.,
we will do all klndH of work by the
hour or day, such as cooks, wait
ers, housfl cleaning, enro of gar-
" dens, wash nnd polish automobiles, '
itc. Call Phono !3, or write P. O. I
Hox 7C2. It. Miyamoto, Mgr. 51 i
WANTED MONEY Lonn $0000.00
2 yrs., for crop and Improvements
on grain nnd block ranch; ample
securlt). Answer It. M. V care
Mall Tribune. 27
WANTED At the Depot Hotel In
Ashland, will pay 14c icr pound
for honvy fut chickens. 29
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED Four slnglo young men
for traveling managers in OrcKon.
If your present nalary Imnot suf
ficient why slave- for others; work
for yourself. Good proposition.
Ask for Mr. Ripley, Holland Hotel.
26
WANTED Man capable of manag
ing and ojieratlng public spray
woRon for tho summer man with
Reed team preferred. Address
Box 12. Mall Tribune. 5C
WANTED Good cook for mining
camp. Address statins full partic
ulars. "B'" caro of Mall Tribune
MA LK "HELP WANTED Wanted,
first cla.li miners at tho Braden
Mine, OoldHHL Oregon.
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO BUY 2 rugs and a
dresser. Address Bbx P. 57
WANTED TO BUY 75 milk cows on
time; deferred payments well se
cured. Sleepy Hollow Farm. Gold
Hill, Ore., 11. A. Ensign. Manager.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Foil" S ja1T-barber Shop
for sale. This ono chair shop do
ing $125.00 nverago monthly;
electric lights, bath rooms, city
water, In a wet town. $200 cash.
Apply to Richard Anderson, No.
122, Gold Hill. Ore. 4G
FOR SALE Best Paying business
for tho amount Invested in Med
ford, best of reason for selling, act
quick for this won't Inst. $0500
will haudlo this, will involco more
than double tho amount askod.
Box Bargain, caro Mall Tribune.
LOS
LOST In Medford or between Med
ford and tho Phlpps orchards,
girl's tun straw hat. Reward It
returned to Trlbuno office. 2C
LOST Gent's sold watch betweon
Central Point city limits nnd Seven
Oaks on Gold Hill road. Reward.
S. F. Hathaway, Central Point. 29
LOST Kit of nutomobllo tools near
or In Talent. Knnuett Beesou, Tal
ent. 2C
HOMESTEADS
BIG INDIAN RESERVATION TO
OPEN 750,000 acres for settle
ment; fruit, timber, general farm
lauds; send 25c with this ad to
Wenatcheo (Wash.) Dally World,
Dopt, T, for reliable data about
this roRton.
WHY?
IT IS YOUR BUSINESS TO SEE ME
Bocausa my stock In trade Is to
hnvo optioned at tho lowest cash
prico tho host buy In this county.
I have been an the grouud look
ing out for you for tho past five
yonrs. Nearly everyday 1 Imvo In
vestigated some "good thing." r have
ollmluatod everything except those
doals which I am convinced will se
en ro mo satisfied customers.
In a fow hours time 1 can give you
tho boneflt ot this research. It Is my
buslnoas to show you ovor tho county
and Introduce you to tho possibilities
and opportuultlca bore. Seo Mod
ford first and
J. C. BARNES
Room 01, First National Bank Bldg.
EXCHANGE Lot 50x150 Klamath
Falls, Ore, value $450. for Ford
5 passenger auto; no junk. Ad
dress Hoy A. Feathers, Klamath
Falls, Ore. 32
EXCHANGE Want toiwU or bn;
anything? U C Under, IH N.
Front St. Employment offlco nnd
rental. Phono 125. Nuff Sod.
nusLVEss miitxrroitr
Auto MnppIIc
LAHEU AUTO SPRING CO. W
nro operating tho largest, oldest
nnd best equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use our springs
wbon others fall. 8old under gunr
antco. 26 North FIfteonta St.
Portland, Ore.
Attonw
I POUTER J. NEFF. WM. P. MEALEI
Attorneys-nt-Law, Rooms 8 and
I 9, Mcdford National Bank bldg.
A. E. REAMES, LAWYER Garnets
Corey bldg.
I Wm. M. Colvtg. George M. Robert
ICOLVIO &. ROBERTS. LAWYERS
Medford National Bank Building
B. F. MULKEY & GEO. W. CHERRT
Attornoys at Law. Jackson Coon
ty Bank Building.
Chiropractors
DR. A. R. IIEDOE3. Dr. Louisa K
Hedges Mccbano-Thoraplsts, Chiro
practors, 8iondylotberplst8. Thes
systems, including dietetics, cura
tive gymnastics, bydro-tberaphy,
etc. produce results in both acuts
and chronic diseases. Consulta
tion free. Over Deuel 4b Co., con
ner Main and BartleU. Hours 9
a. m. to 5 p. ni. Other hours by
appointment. Phono 170.
, DR. R. J. LOCKWOOD,, Chiropractor
norvo specialist Rooms 203-204-205.
Garnott-Corey bldg. Vapoi
batbs and scientific massage given,
needlo spray, bead and sbouldor
bower in connection; advice lo
dietetics, medical gymnastics,
hydroptherapy. Lady attendant
Phone, office 543. rtttldonce 511-R
Dentists
DR. W. M. VAN SCOTOO
DR. C. C. VAN 8COYOO
Dentists
Gsrnett-Corey Bldg., anlta 111
Medford, Ore. Phono 454.
W. II. SPRINGER. DENTIST Of
flco hours 9 to 5. Evonlngs and
Sunday by appointment. Offlco M.
F. & II. Bldg. Resldanco Phono
153J; Offlco 319J.
Engineer and Contractor
FRED N CUMMINGEinernli
contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Bldg.
Surveys, estimates, Irrigation,
dralnago, orchard and land im
provement Public SteuoKip!ier
SARAH M. HENRY. Public Stenog
rapher. Room 217 Gnrnett-Corey
Building, Phono C57-J.
Truimrcr
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO
Office 42 North Front St. Phout
315. Prices right. Service guar
inteed
RKAli ESTATE 11ROICEHS
Wo hnvo tho best stock rancb,
general farming and orchard
propositions that aro ottered for
sale In this county. Lowest '
prices, nny sire ranch, best loca
tions. TALK WITH
TUMY & ANDREWS,
210 Garnott-Corey Blk.
FOR SALE Oil EXCHANGE
Rogue River Valloy Fruit Lands.
Dairy, stock, poultry ranches and
Timber. Colonization Tracts, Best
all-tho-yonr-round cltmato on coast.
Health Resort. Wonderful Medici
nal Springs.
FWviver Realtr Co., Ashland. Oracoa.
NEW TODAY
Look at my small close in homos
of from five to ton acres at from two
to three thousand dollars, My ranch
es ot from two to four hundred acres
nt $35.00 per aero. Hpnr Creek bot
tom two hundred acros and loss at
$125.00 por ncro. Thon tho fino irri
gated ranches nt less thau $200 an
aero. Town properties. Good com
fortable homes In Medford as low as
$G00.00,
C. D. HOON
UAH JWr
E. R. CROUCH Assayer, chemist,
-i
metallurgist. Custom Assay Of
flco. Mall oroer business seltsttal.
Prices, sold, $1.00; gold nml sil
ver, 31. 2u; copper, $1.00; gold, sil
ver and copper, $2.00. Mailing en
velopes froo on request. Refer
ence, Josephine County Bank,
Roomn 201-203 Hnll Bldg., Graata
Pass, Oregon. 311
Employment Agcary
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY We "wis
everybody to know that the Old Re
llablo Blttncr Real Estate and Em
ployment agency, will get your
help, find you employment, rent
your houro or sell your land. Mrs,
J. S. Clark, manager suceeffser.
Rooms C and 7, Palm Bldg., Med
ford, Ore.
EMPLOYMENT Rentals and Land
Agency. If you want help, want to
rent a house or buy any real estate
call on Wynkoop & Co., Room 1,
Palm Block, Phone 330R. Auction
Saturdays. If you hare anything
to soli, see ua about tt.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY - Mr.
Ruth Smith, Room 21S Garnett
Corey Bldg., Phono 182. See me
It you want help or are In searck
of employment.
GaruKe
flARTIAnrc . flat vnnr nnalm
cleaned up for the SHmsser. Call
on the city garbage wages fet
good service. Phone 274-L. T.
Y. Allen.
Iwtrectioe te aftusie
IIAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO Room
401. Garnott-Corey Bldg. Fred Al
ton Halght Piano, Mrs. Florence
Halllday Halght, voice. Telephoee
B3-W,
Koterjr FsHM
HELEN N, YOCKEY Notary pae
11c. Bring your work to me at Use
sign of the Mall Tribune.
Phyetflciaaa mis. erargeee
DR. F. Q. CARLOW, DR. KVA
MAINS CARLOW Otteepeilili
physicians, 4KM17 GarneU-Ceref
bldg., phone 103 6-L. Reeldesee
26 South Laurel St.
DR. W. W. HOWARD OnteeftaUk
physicians, 303 Garnett-Ceref
building. Phone 904-M.
DR. J. J, EMMENS Pbyslclaa an4
surgeon. Practice United ts eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyea soles
tltlcally tested and glassea ray
piled. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P,
1L R. Co. Offices M. F. & It. Ce.
Bldg., opposite P. O. Phone 567.
E. B. FICKEL, M. D. Office Jnefc
son County Bank bldg. Oftlse
phono 43-R; residence phone 58-K.
DR. MARTIN C. BARBBR PhyH
clan and surgeon. Office Palm
block, opposite Nash Hotel. Hour
10 to 13, 1 to 4. Phone 110-J.
DR. R. W. CLANCY Physician, ana
Burgeon. Phones, office 36, resi
dence 724-J. office hour 19 te
12, 2 to 6.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD
DR. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD
Physicians and surgeons. Office
309-310-311, M. F. & H. Bldg,
Phones residence, 814-J3; office,
814.
DR. LYDIA S. DOW Osteopath
physician, practice limited to o
stotrlcs and diseases o( women and
children. Offices 3 and 4, St.
Marks block, hours 1 to 5 . M.
Phono 160. Res. the Dow Hospi
tal, Central Point.
DR. MCM. M DOW 'Pnyslclan awl
Burgeon, obstetrics and surgery,
offices 3 and 4 St. Marks block.
Hours 9 to 12. Phone 160. Real
donee, tho Dow Hospital, Central
Point. '
Printers aa rubKahem
UEDFORD PRINTING CO. has th4
best equipped printing office la
southern Oregon; book blading,
loose leaf lodgers, billing syeteaM,
etc Portland, prices. 27 Wert
Tr ut
Shoe Repairing
BHOK REPAIRING First
seej
etrA
repairing, on Eaodera
machines while you waK. 1. M.
Blden. located in Kldd'a Me I
Phone 313J.
Typowrlterx u!
TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPWIM--.
New Komtngtou, amitn rrewief
and Meaareh typewrHteg, ,a4ess)
and subtrnetlB ekl4, reatgil
machliian fer.eeh or 'eer guv
ments, Msehlnes tor rent rtMggg
a'aet attPpiWef ajjjngpgk
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