arEDTOTCT) MATL TRTTitTyfl, !rEDFORP, OKFiOX, WttDNT.STiAV. .TAXlTATJY 24, .1017
lAOE FIVT!
TODAY'S MARKETS
Portland Livestock
l'OliTLAKD.llr., Jan. 24. Mops
higher; receipts 'J-l'J. Hulk nf pack
ing grades, 10.S0( 1U.1IIJ; heavy
packing, 21 In y.'iO pounds, itilO.S.'ifj'i'
10.11 "i ; heavy butchers, ifUi.T'ifif
10.8'i; light iHM-kiKfir, 170 Id l!IO
pounds, . lO.tiOC" 30.7."; rough heavy,
!tfl.."iO(tT10.2."i: pigs mill skips, .il(u
!)..r0; stock hogs, $8.2."i(iil; cripples
8(!Y.
Cnttli' steady; receipts 1,"). Slccrs,
prime light, if8.H,")((( 8..itl ; prime heavy,
$8(8.:l."); good, 7.7.(o'8; cow's,
choice, $7.:t,')(n 7.,'iU; medium to good,
ifUM'(a 7 ; ordinary In lair, ."..-(l(
O.'i'i : heifers, 7..")0; balls, .:i.."0(u
5..r0; calves, ll(: 10.
Sheep steady; receipts 11(12. Lnuihs,
cost of tnoualaias, $11,511(0 12; lanibs
valley, $1 H-i'lLoU; lanibs, good,
it.7"( 1 1).25 : choice yearling weth
ers, .fll.7.)C10.,')0; good yearlings,
$!)..')0( 9.7); choice ewes, if S(o 8.,i0 ;
heavy ewes, !f(l.7( 7.."i0.
Portland Butter
rui ucuiu c
I'orUaud, Or., Ji
firm; uiay advance.
ui. 21. Mattel
Portland Grain
I'OHTLANT), Or., Jan. 21. Wheat
lirm; no trading; spot bids 1 to 2c
higher. Iflitestein, $1.00: Kortv-fold,
$1.0:1; club, $1.02; red h'ussinn,
iu.r.8.
Hurley Xo. 1 I'ccd, .fill.
Today's ear receipts; Wheat ,",
barley 2, flour It, oats 4. hay 0.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO, Jan. 24. Wheal :
Open. Close.
,3llny 1.H- $1.84'. i
;Jaly. J 1.51 U l.XV'i
Circuit Court.
Chan. K. Slugoon, executor, vs.
8. T. Richardson, et ux, to recover
money.
Llda Meadows vs. .Martha Leo
Meadows, summons.
Probate.
V. W. .McDonald, estate, proof of
publication.
KinmeU Ileeson, estate, oath ot
executrix and executor.
Oeo. K. Watte, estate, petition.
Order discharging administrator.
Ileal Estate Transfers.
Oscar P. Onlnard, et ux, to 8.
.0. (lalnard, W. I). to land
near Ashland $
Llda T. Garnott, et vir, lo
Paul Krutzlcr, et ux, W. I),
to IS acres in T. 37, It. 2
W
It. 11. Toft to rtankin listes,
W. D. to land In T. 37 S.,
It. 1 W
John T. Peterson to Leonard
It. Ulomqulst, Q. C. I), to
land in sec. 20, T. 35 S., it.
S W
C. P. Good, et ux, to James L.
Sholton, ct ux, W. D. to land
1n T. 39 S., It. 1 E
W. C. Butler to .Mary Emma
Kllgore, deed (lova and af
fection! to land In sec. 29,..
T. 35 S., It. ! E ......
Jennie Jr. Carton, e. vir, to (i.
M. T.oomis, W. 11. to loi.d In
T. ft 7 ci., It. '.' W
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ASHLAND AND WIT,
Ashland girl.s' ha.skcthal! players
"ere defeated at Yreka last Friday
evening by the close score of 0 lo H. J
Ashiand Unite lodge, No. I22.'l,l
Loyal Order of .Moose, had o gala j
lime at its regular meeting on Monday !
night, w hen twenty-nine initiates
ere rounded un. the result of the
visit of Max M. Donohoc of Portland,
field organizer of the order, who has
been in this territory for some lime
past. Among candidates, the
new
have!
city administration seems to
been represented in a hod v. including
Mayor Lninkin, Recorder Wimer.
Chief of Police Atfeibiu v and Fir
Chief IlobL-ou. The activities of Ihe
business session were followed by an
elaborate banquet and social smoker,
in which over 100 participated, in
eluding a score of vi-itina .Moose
from Medford. The organization lias
laken a renewed life here, anil Mon
day's lively iallicring is but the forc
rniunx ui Oilieis lii follow dining the
COURT HOUSE NEWS
Reported by Jackson County Ab
stract Co., Sixth and Fir Sti.
You Need Hot Suffer From Catarrh j
You have probably been In tho habit
(f using external treatments to relieve
your catarrh. You have applied sprays,
r-ashes and lotions to the mucous sur
faces of the noso ami throat, have
been temporarily relieved, und then
wondered a short time al ter, why you
wera troubled with another attack of
catarrh.
You should realize that catarrh is
an infection of the blood. This fact
has been agreed upon by specialists
in catarrh troubles, and has been
Proven in (ho laboratwriv.- of tbt) Swift
"inter. i(. F. saylcs is dictator nl
Ashland llutlc lodge; .. . fok.
treasurer; ,1. T. Sink's, seeivtarv.
Mciabeiship ;!,".
Funeral services ol' Levi Marvin
b.. .lied M,,ii.h,v. were held
Wednesday afternoon at Dodge's un
dertaking parlors, conducted by l!ev.
W. J. Douglass of the .Methodist
church. Interment in Mountain View
cemetery, lie was a native of Ore-
Son, 02 years of ago, nil leaves a
wife and daughter. He was the son-in-law
of Mr. and Mrs. II. U. Hatch,
ami the family home Is on upper
Granite street.
The men's bible class id' the l'res
byterian Sunday school, of which Ihe
pastor is Ihe teacher, are planum;; a
birthday surprise on him at the
church parlors on Wednesday even
ing, licv. Harry A. Carnahau is a
native of Illinois and was born at
Aledo, January 21, 1807. As a re
minder of his ,'iUth birthday anni
versary his class have in mind the
presentation of a handsome umbrella,
(told bandied, and possessing the
magical attributes of being "recov
ered' if worn out, strayed or stolen.
Mr. Canadian served pastorates in
Nebraska and Montana before coming
to Ashland, and is a man of soninl
personality, deservedly popular with
all citizens and, moreover, an able
preacher.
On Sunday, July 14, billiard rooms
here kept open house, but on last
Sunday the lid was on again. A new
interpretation of Ihe Sunday closing
law determined the, fact that a spe
cific municipal ordinance governs and
will stand the acid test as against a
general statute.
J. I liochd of this oily, who was
elected president of the eight allied
farm loan associations of Jackson
county, is, with other officials of Ihe
organization, perfecting: plans to
place the rural credit feature on a
working basis as soon as possible.
The Men's Social Service league
met in the chapel annex to the Meth
odist church Tuesday evening. The
topic, "Wliiil Can Oar Men Bo to
Help Ashland?" might by implication
create the impression that the women
are engaged in all the major activ
ities of the city.
The Coast Artillery Irani beat the
high school basketball players at the
nrinorv last Salitrdav night, the first
same of the season.
For the first lime in years the rot
ary snow plow has not as yet been
used oil the Shasta division of the
Southern Pacific this winter..
Outisiimir is ol'teiing live cents per
head for vats, dead oi' alive, delivered
at city ball, u bounty made necessary
in order to gel rid of the pests.
The high price of potatoes is en
couraging shipments on a biu- scale
California and other southern point
are importing instead of exporting
Last week a train ot forty cars went
south through here loaded exclusively
with spuds from the Willamette val
ley. Joseph H. Rutherford of New York
City, a former lawyer, has been elect
ed lo succeed Ihe late l'astor ltassell
as head of the International Diblc
Students' association. Specifically,
I bis title is president of the Watch
j Tower llible and Tract society. The
(new official plans a lour of the I'a
leil'ie coast section at an early dale.
Ashland supports a thriving branch
of this organization.
Drilling; cm the Hodge soda well has
been discontinued for the present and
until sonic tests are heinjr made rela
tive to flow and quality of water. The
depth reached was 207 feet, the well
being six inches in diameter. The or
iginal depth before recent deepening
operations was I'M feet. The locality
is six miles east of town.
licv. II. A. Carnahau, l'resbyterian,
and licv. W. J. Dnuirhiss, Methodist,
exchanged pulpits last Sunday morn
ing for that day and date only, an
arrangement which appeared to be
mutually satisfactory to the rospcr-
live congregations'.
About a score of local Knights
Templar went to Medford last Snu-
dav, in attendance upon the funeral
j services of W. II. Stewart, who was
'a member of Malta Coinmaudcry, No.
I 4. nf this city.
I The first basketball game of the
1 season, as "far as the presence of
visiting tennis is concerned, win nc
Ashland and Cottage Grove high
schools, at the gym, Wednesday even-
ing, January 24.
Funeral services of Mrs. Myrtl
May Campbell, who diid on Sunday,
were held at Ihe Methodist church on
Tue.-dav afternoon, conducted by
Ifi.v. W. .1. l)oii"hiss and licv. II. J.
Vnn Fossen. Interment was ii
Mountain View cemctrrv. The dc
oen-ed was :',7 vc.ir- ol age and i
native of Kansas. liesidc- l.cr hns-
l 1 I) I' I -iiiinlx ll. -he leaves
Specific Co. S. P. T,.. which was dis
covered over fifty years ago. will
cleanse your blood of tho catarrhal
...!! lhorcliv- relieve you
OOliOIlS iou '" - -
of the dripping in your throat, tho
sores in your nostril,, spitting, nawK
ing and bad breath. .
All druggi-ts carry S S. S., and
the phv?ieiarj of our MeJicr.l Dirt
ment will cheerfully answer any let
ters which you may write them m
regard to your cne. Swift Specific
threc children. She was the daugh
icr of .Mr. and Mrs. James llanvlt.
residing cast of Ashland.
I'aui Winter, son of Mr. and Mrs.
O. Winter, is a third recruit for Ihe
navv who has recently enlisted, hav
ing taken the preliminary examination
tor an electrical coni
fer tbi' navv.
as outlined .1
Stale liioloyist Kinlcy will give an
illustrated lecture on the wild animal.-,
and birds of Oregon at the Vining
Thursdav afternoon from 1 to ,",
which will be free to the school chil
dren, lie will repeat the entertnin
uienl in the cveuing in connection
with the regular feature of Ihe Hie
liter. Mrs. A. W. Atterbury, residing at
140 Sherman street, accidentally fell
on Alonday morning and was removed
to the sanitarium, where an applica
tion of the X-ray revealed a broken
ankle. She is the mother of Chief of
Police Attorbnry.
J. II. Hunter has traded his 100
acres of orchard and other land, in
cluding reservoir and water rights, to
Canadian parties for 040 acres of
grain lands in Alberta, Can., near the
holdings of the Kliasons of this city,
who have extensive ncrcago in the
locality of Lethhridge, in that prov
ince. 'Resolved, that Oregon should
adopt a health insurance law embody
ing the essential features of the
American association of labor legis
lation," was n question in intcrschol
astie debate which was won both af
firmatively and negatively by Ashland
high school debaters last Friday
evening. Priseilln Carnation mid
Lloyd Turner, representing the nega
tive, won here over Medford. Ernest
Abbott and ( leo Kirk, representing
the affirmative, won at Grants Pass
over Ihe team of that city.
Hob Spencer has relumed lo Ha
waii after a visit villi relatives here.
Instead of teaching, be will enter the
employ of a railroad and ocean trans
portation company.
A. D. Doans of Portland, president
of Hie Hawthorn Sheet Metal works
of that city, was. here early in the
week renewing the acquaintance, of
liev. JI. C. Heed. The visitor was on
his way to California.
Ilerl (Ircer, ha ing attended a meet
ing of the State K.dilorial association
at Salem, will remain at the capital
during the legislative session, assist
ing Ihe lobby in various' measures.
notably regarding protective features
m behalf of the printing trades. He
will also advocate legislation empow
ering the public service commission
to probe inlo the matters of tlje print
paper ii.oinqion .
In common with other Postal Tele
graph olticcs throughout the country.
tlic local branch is .sharing in a 0 pel
cent increase of wages as recently
fixed by the coi-pornt ion.
Mr. and Mrs. Peyton and daughter,
Juiiuila, spent Tuesday at .Mr.
Stea ills'.
All auto from Medford came up to
the power plant Friday, making the
trip ns far as Jlr. Nye's without dif
ficulty, but from there on the going
was bud, lis the snow was deep and
the road unbroken. In the ear were
Mr. Bradley, Mr. Darnell and two
other gentlemen. They returned lo
Medford Saturday.
Another snow fell Saturday night
on top of the old one, which stays
with ns faithfully.
Harold Peyton went to the valley
Tuesday to look for work.
Nelson Nye went vallcyward Sat
urday. Hope Xye spent one night last
week with Pearl Peyton.
The twelve Indies belonging lo Ihe
W. M. B. club entertained their hus
bands and children Saturday night at
Mr. Richardson's. There were a
good many present and they bad mu
sic, games and a good lime.
Mr. liroonifield went to the valley
Safurdav lo prove up on his home
stead. He expects to return Tuesday.
Miss Delie Wliisennnt spent the
week end visiting at Mr. Lewis', p.ert
Higiiibothnra's and .Mr. Krine's.
James Peyton made a business trip
tu Medford last week.
Slnwnrt and Orn Ditsworlh spent
Saturday night and Sunday on the
Peyton side of the river.
Howard Kincaid look dinner at Mr.
I'oelor's Sunday.
Miss llclva Walker visited home
folks at the viid of the. week. Mr.
Stanford Aik. n returned her to her
school Sunday.
Pearl I'evtoii and Mr-t. Strains.
spent Monday with Mrs. Dawson.
We lieu nl with re-let of the pass
a- away of Grandma Gordon Mon
iilav nl .Meoioro. .ii's. itoruou is one
of tiie pi'im -'i's of this country. She
had a laie family, and the many
tlicads of the Gonloii'.s will sympa
thize with l':i"n in their hi reavenjent
1 1 l.i hi'.! III! - ale! K:M I I '.'i-e n
He.'iulc ui'io t ran-acl iti'4 husiue.-- hf-r
1 1n- lll-t of Ihe week.
F., S. La l'"ite of this i it uu'""l:
FLOUNCE ROCK FRiLLS
CENTRAL POINT
business trip to Grants I'a.ss Wed-!1'011'
nesdav.
W. L. Lewis, Ihe jita, v man, has
purchased from Clarence Loverii thciSOent .Monday afternoon in .Medfurd
Central Point unto line, opcratinc be
I ween Central Point ami .Medford.
and will continue to give ihe same ef-
ieieiit service thai Sir. Lovern alvvavs
tn ve.
Mr. and Mrs. Pici'soi. ami little
laughter, of Medford, were Sunday
rqests of Sir. and Mrs. Floyd March.
' Sir. and Sirs, ltiistoe, who have
been visiting Sir. and Sirs. SlcOowell
and family, left for Happy Camp.
Oil., Monday morning, where be has
eclired employment.
Charles 1!. day and wife of Sled-
ford spent Wednesday afternoon with
Sir. Gay's father mid mother, Sir. and
Sirs. J. 11. Gay of this city.
The W. 1!. 0. held their installation
Saturday muming, January 20. The
officers installed are namely: Sirs.
Krnestine Rostcd, president ; Sirs.
Fannin liebb, senior vice; l.ucv Will-
nuns, junior vice; Inez rurgcson,
oaductor; Sirs. Pructt, assistant
conductor; Sirs. SleDowell, secrcturv:
Sirs. Love, treasurer; Sirs. Tinny, in
side guard; Mrs. Frederick, press cor
respondent; Mrs. Thornbrough, patri
otio instructor; Katie Kldridge, first
color hearer; Georgia Lyons, second
color bearer; Mrs. Sle.liinpsy, third
color bearer; Mrs. Slinnick, fourth
color bearer. The following ladies of
the Medford corps were afternoon
visitors: Mrs. lioseburry, senior vice
department president; Mrs. Clay,
Mrs. Hull, Mrs, Recce, Sirs. Norris,
Mrs. Mulliolland, Mr. Clay and Mr.
Hull; ulso two members of the Sled
ford post. Sirs. Inez Furgeson, us
installing officer, deserved much
credit for her good work in (his line
After installing exercises were over a
sumptuous banquet was served and a
program rendered.
The basketball game's between the
Gold Hill mid Central Point high
schools were well attended. The boys'
and girls' teams played. Central
Point won both games. The boys
won f8 to 2 and the girls won 17
to Kl.
Sir. and Mrs. J. R. Kusley left
Tuesday morning lo visit friends and
relatives at Riddle.
Sirs. Ted Hill made a business I rip
to Tola Tuesday.
Sir. and Mrs. W; C. Chapman and
Sliss t'hapmau of lleagle, also Claude
Chapman of .Medford, were calling on
our people Tuesday morning.
W. L. Lewis has purchased Ihe Star
Auto line, formerly operated liy
Claude Chapman, and now has con
trol of ihe jiltiey l.iiisiuess between
Central Point and Medfurd.
The ninny friends ol Sirs. Kdna
P.owers Holland were very much pain
ed to bear ''of her itntiuielv death at
Marl'a, Tex. Several years ago Sirs,
Holland and her brother, James, then
of Ashland, attended school here and
made their home with their aunt,
Sirs. Frederick. Sirs. Holland made
many triends here, who regret her
death very much.
Sirs. Clio's. Huberts of Phoenix was
visiting .Mrs. James Allen of North
Talent Tuesday.
Mr. Iteimer of the experiment sta
Start Tomorrow
and Keep It Up
Every Morning
GeC In the habit of drinking a
glate of hot water before
breakfast.
We're not here long, ao let's make
our stay agreeable. Lot us llvo well,
eat well, digest well, work well, sleep
well, and look well, what a glorious
condition to attain, and yet, how very
easy It Is if one will only adopt tho
morning Inside bath.
Folks who are accustomed to feel
dull and heavy when they nrise, split
ting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul
tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach,
can, Instead, feel ns fresh as a daisy
by opening Iho Rluices of the system
each morning and flushing out tho
whole of the internal puisonous stag
nant matter.
Everyone, whether ailing, sick or
well, should, each morning, heforo
breakfast, drink a glass ot real hot
water with a tea?toonful of limestone
phosphate In It to wash from tho
stomach, liver and bowels the previous
day's indigestible Wasto, sour bile
and poisonous toxins; thus cleansing,
sweeteuing and purifying the entiro
alimentary canal before putting moro
food Into the stomach. The action of
hot water and limestone phospho'e on
an empty stomach Is wonderfully In
vigorating. It cleans out all Iho sour
foi-mentaiions, gases, waste and
acidity and gives ouo a splendid
appetite for breakfast. While you am
enjoying your breakfast the water
and phosphate Is quietly extracting
a large volume of water from tho
Mood and getting ready for a
thorough Hushing of oil tho Insldu
crruuB. j
'the millions of pooplo who nro ;
lolhcri'd wl'h constipation, billons ;
sT'i'lls, stomach tronblo; others who t
"have sallow skltic blood disorders and
slcl.lv conipl'xtotiH nro utK'-d to got a
j qnarier loiuij of llniostono phosphate
f...... .lr- .inn. 'thin will com!
from the drug store. 'I Ills will cost
very little, but Is sufficient to make
I anyone a pronounced crank on the
aublect of Innlde MRtlilng Potoro liroaK
ft j ,-
ivtL Monday for a ten days stay
at Coi'Vallts.
Xlr,, N- Ficnch of North Talent
having tlental work done
Mr. and Mrs. 11. ti. Parker of Horn
brook, Calif., are in the valley on
business and were plcusant callers at
the home o your correspondent Mon
day. Mrs. J. H. Huberts, Miss I.ula Uoli-
erts, Mrs. I". Carey, Sirs. W. S. Slan
eliir, Mr. and Mrs. P. t'. Iteiaier were
:all trading In .Medford Saturday from
North Talent..
The Phoenix depot has been closed
up and Agent 1. cullers bus been as
signed to another station ill the
northern purl of Josephine county.
Mrs. Callie llutton of Harney coun
ty is visiting at the pleasant home
of Mr. and .Mrs. A. S. Furry.
Owing to illness In tho liume of
your correspondent there havo been
no Eden Precinct Items for (ho pasl
two weeks.
Thoso from Phoenix who did their
usual Saturday trading in ..Medford
were .Mr. and Mrs. W. SI. C'urless,
Mrs. Mucker Wright, Owen liunlap.
.Mrs. Clausing, Sir. and Mrs. II. II.
Corless, Sir, Lockwood, Sir. Horine,
Sir. and Sirs. Kenwood, Tato Kd-
wards. Those from ISast Kden wore
Sir. and Sirs. Otto Caster and family,
.Mr. and Mrs. W. 15. Anderson, Sirs.
J. E. tiraffes, Sirs. Yost. Sir. and
Sfrs. Win. McKay.
.Mr. Geo. Morris, Mr. and Sirs. John
EAT LESS AND TAKE
SALTS
Take s ghua of Salt before breakfast
if your Back hurts or Bladder
bothers you.
The 'American men and women must
guard constantly against Kidney trouble,
because we cat too much and all our food
ia rioh. Our blood is filled with tirio
acid which the kidneys strive to filter
out, they weaken from overwork, become
sluggish; the eliminative tissues clog and
tho result is kidney trouble, bladder
weakness and a general decline in health.
When your kidneyB feel liko lumpa of
lead; your back hurls or tho urine is
cloudy, full of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three times
during the night; if you sutler with sick
headache or dizzy, nervous spells, acid
stomneh, or you have rheumatism when
the weather is bad, get from your phar
macist about four ounces of Jad Baits;
take a tsblcsnoonful in a glasB of
water before breakfast for u few daya
nd your kidneys will then act lino.
This famous suits is made from tho acid
of grain's and lemon juice, oooibincd with
lithia, and has been' used for generations
to Hash and stimulate cloeged kidneys;
to neutralize tho acids ia the urine so it
no longer is a source of irritation, thus
ending blnddor disorders.
eyTad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in
jcre, makes a delightful effervescent
lithra-water beverage, and belongs in
every home, because nobody can mako
a mistake by having a good Liducy flush
ing any time,
CLASSiriLh ADVEItTISlACi
DATES.
One cent per word per
Issue; ti limes for the price of
Fifty . cents a line by
month, without change.
Five words lo the line.
till!
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED VoriT. ritTor" ra"ne"h,niar
ried man, with experience as clerk.
Ilodkill. 2 1 Ifenesnee si. 2U0
HELP tVA.Yi'En MALE
WAXTKD Hood maii lo cut wood
by the Iter. Itroniiner Bros, ranch.
Phone 3SD..I2. 2i;
.MALE HELP Splendid opportuni
ties for good mecliuiiics. Practical
courses In all branches of engi
neering -.gas, eloiirlcul, automo
bile, gasoline, traelor, nieclianiral
drawing, etc. Write for Illustrated
catalogue Si.attio (Engineering
School, Seattle, Vn.
II ELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Competent woman for
general housework. Tel 72 1-J.
2;t"
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED To rent wheel chair with
privilege ot buying. Phono 42U-L.
201
WANTED Host bargain In modern
Tesldence, $luuo to $1.1H0; cash or
terms; havo buyer. Dennett In
vestment Co. 2i I
W ANTED Houses to move. Phone
4SS-SI, or 4SS-X.
SVANTED 0. A. Hunilln, dealer In
hides and wool. Highest prlcos
paid. Offices, Laurel St., .Market,
Phone 4 i 3-L. 204
WANTED Remember your poultry
and eggs will bring you more
money at Warner, Wortman and
Oore s. One price for hens, ro
Kurdlesn of sim.
FOIt SALE POLLTItY
FOR SALE- I'.'ilK.s lor hatrhiliK, irolu
first prize wlnoiB at State Poul
try SIioa-. S ('. White Leghorn.
ll.OO ,,ur KltillK. P.. C. H'lOi'
l.n"i'.l ' a adot t , ?l-'"' i"'T M't
tuiK. Ord r now for Hilar.' ;,ni. h
Ing. P. K. Wyu"ooi. s.'.i ,..st.
I I'.ill si. Phone 2" I W. 2s.'
,OI N A 1. 1 , - I lion While Dock
eoc.iro's. Phone S-IIJ. ('. .
Jlyors. 2 0;!
FOR SALE Rhode Island lied"
unks, I'limm 370-W. i"
Ileeson. Mr. and Mrs. Fuller were In
Medford from Talent last Saturday.
?lrs. .Nannie Wotr of Phoenix spent
Sunday with friends in .Mdi'ord.
. The Women of Woodcraft and W.
O. W. held Joint iminllatIon lust
Thursday evening at Phoenix.. A ban
quet followed tho Installation work
and was much enjoyed by all. A
beautiful gold pin emblem of the or-
iter was presented to their past clerk
Mrs. Krt'd Furry by tlu circle im-m-
THAT JAR OF MUSTEROLE 0N:
THE BATH-ROOM SHELF j
s Relieved Pain for Every One
in tho Family
When little Susie bad the croup; when
Johnny got his loot wet and caught cold;
wlii'ii tattler sprained nts kiicc; wiicn
granny's rheumatism bothered her
That jar of Slusterole was right there
to give relief and comfort.
Slusterole is a clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. It will not
blister like a mustard plaster.
tjuick relief for sore throat, bronchitis,
toiisilitis, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma
tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilhkiins, frosted feet, colds on
Ihe chest (it often prevents pneumonia).
Trv Musicrolc (or cr'upv children.
FOK SALELIVESTOCK.
FOR tiALK 12
pigs, weight 25 to
Drown, Eagle Point
50 lbs. C. H.
toad.
260
POl SALIC Cheap, for cash, gentle
. 6-yenr old driving mare; rubber
tired, top buggy and harness, all
in first class condition; ulso 3 In.
Mitchell wagon or will trado for
si 1-4 In. wagon. (1. l. Loomls,
Robs Lane, it. It. 2, Box 20. 200
FOR SALE Horses and farm iniple
nienta. Phono 473-Y. 1005 8o.
Peach. 263
FOH BALL .UiBOKLLANEOUS
Foil SALE Dry nian.nnila, laurel
and some oak wood, $1.70 a tier
on ground, or $3.25 delivered
Phono 370-lt. . 204
FOR SALE 1912 Dulrk touring car,
$250. Owner leaving country. Val
ley Oarage. ' 201
FOR SALE Home grown alfull'a
seed. See Wallucc Woods at Hub
bard Dros. 20
FOR SALE Household
S23 East Dili street.
furniture,
201
FOR SALE Furniture at a bargain
1 It
Central
Phono
4'
St.
201
FOR SALK Union Wilton rug, S'2x
II, $7.00. 421 South Fir st. Tel
ephoiie 212-R.
FOR SALE Feed sunflowers 5c lb
$4 a hundred; select seed, 10c lb
F. S. Carpenter, 201-11 1. 202
FOR SALE Hard wood, sound and
dry. Phono 72S-R. 202
FOR SALE flood cooking apples
price reasonable. Produiers Fruit
( o. of Oregon warehouse. 202
FOR SALE
01 1.15.
-Good surrey.
Call
" 201
FOR SALE ling tight fenco at
Pell's, Ashland, for JI3 cents per
rod. Emil Poll. 201
FOR SALE Seed, alfalfa, red clover
sweet clover timothy and other
grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write
for samples. Ralph Waldo Elden,
Central point, Oro.
IT N IS I II : I ) A PA ItT.M ENTS.
FOR KENT -Furnished apartment,
hot water heat. Tho Ilorbea.
FOR RENT Two completely fur
nished apartments for rent, steam
heat, hot and cold water, bath,
kitchenette with gas range. Apply
Hotel Holland.
I-'OK SALE HEAL ESTATE
FOR SA LE - At a bargain, if sold
promptly, 5;t aero ranch, :tu acres
In pears and apples, mostly pears.
Trees seven years old; tw-o miles
from city. Address 11, .Mall Tri
bune. 202
FOR SALE Alfalfa land under Irri
gation in .Shasta Valley $125 per
acre; perpetual wutor right; easy
ternin; will ralso from seven to
nino tons ier acre. For particulars
write or phono lo C. D. Abbott, Jack
sonville. Phono 202. 201
FOR SALE Will sell teiwicres good
black soil, willi seven acres bearing
pcai'H, and balance nlfnlfa; good
small house, barn, running water,
outbuildings nnd implements. To
tal price $2000. Only $1000 cash
required. E. s. Tinny, 210 Oar-nett-Coioy
Illdg. 2a;
FOR SALE Alfalfa and slock ranch
known as Dividend liar or Wait
Plnce on Squaw Creek. Twentv
acres cleared und under ditch with
ample wa'cr. Title now perfected
For particulars see Geo. W. Cheri v,
I a i-1: .so 11 Co-mtv Dank lluilding.
John A. Wait, administrator, Wi'.t.
kins, Or'gor,.
FOR SALE - Cheap. Thren houses
nnd three lots; two houses are on
one lot. one house on one lot, and
one vacant lot. Sam Hauer, Nes
kowln. Oregon. 209
HI'SINLSS oppoin t MTIF.S
FOR S M.I-: - Old I'stabli-hed business
in Mamma I alls; oilier ioisliies
in view rea-oiis for Melllne. v 111
oii'I m It an ,,1,1,'H fnr noi, i. khIi-
If ou have $2(010 lo Invest In go-
lug husiiu
for particulars ad
dreaS '. I)
Oregon.
Do's :S. hlamalb Fall:
203!
FOR
CATARRH and
HAY FEVEH k
Donnlt Eucalyptus Ointment
AT ALL ORUO STORES gfi
TU3tg5C JABSBOC ajgg?!
l,OST
U)ST While ulioppius in Med fori,
l.arjio trlnnffiilur goniet brooch,
liberal reward. Leave at TriV-uno
oflico.
f
I'OU I'.XCIIAXGB
TO Til AHIO Furnlslieil house with
lUhtH and wafer, lot. woodshed,
poultry liouso and yard for team,
wagon and harness. Address Box
C, .Mail Tribune. a t 4
l'OH SALE OlS TKADK House and
two lots on West 9th st. Sled ford,
Ore. John U. Hair, ltoisue Itlver.
Or. . iH2
MONEY TO LOAN-
TO LOAN $1,000 to $10, DUO on
good number one ranch property.
Jap Andrews, 202 9. Orange.
Phono 8"3-J. 2C0"
MONEY TO LOAN On Improved
farnm. P. K. Nalley, 707 West
Main. 2G1
MONEY TO LOAN Have money to
loan on first mortgages. Quick
service E. S. Tumy, 210 Garnett-
coroy nidg.
BV81XES9 II RECTO HY ,
Auto HuppUes
LAHKIt AUTO SPRING CO, We
are operating the largest, oldest
and best equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use our Bprings
when othors fall. Sold under guar
antee. 28 North Flltoonttt Bt
Portland, Ore:
Attorneys
OEO. SV. CHERRY Attorney and
Notary, Rooms 9-10. Jackson Coun
ty Bank Building, entrance N.
Central, Medford, Ore.
PORTER J. NKFK Attorney at law.
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Dank Building. .
A. E. REAMES Lawyer. Garnett-
ooroy mag.
Collections
COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We
collected some accounts 14 years
old. We know how to get the
money. Tho Bullock Mercantile
Agency, Inc. Rooms 1, 2, 8. Hon-
klna' Illdg., 210 K. Main st; .
Dentists
DR. T. V. SHASV Dentist. Over Dan-
lels Clothing Store In rooms for
merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone
092-Y. Rccldcnce Phone 600-Y. 161
DR. W, M. VAN SOOYOC
DR. C. C. VAN SCOYOC
Dentists
Onrnett Corey Bids, Suite 810
Medford, Ore. Phone 85(1.
Engineer and Contractor
FRED N. CUMMING9 Engineer and
contractor, 404 M. F. & H. Bldg.
Surveys, estlmutes, irrigation drain
age, orchard and land Improvement
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premises
cleaned up for the summer. Call
on tho city gnrbago wagons fo
good service. Phone 874-L. t.
Y. Allon.
Instruction In Muslo
FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher o!
piano and harmony. Halght MusU
Studio, 401 Garnett-Coroy Bldg,
mono a
Insurance
EARL 8. TUMY Oenoral Insurance
ofilco, Firo, Automobile, Accident
Liability. Plato Glass, Contract
and Surety llonds. Excellent com
panics, good local service. No. 210
Garnet t-Corey Illdg.
Physicians nnd Burgeons
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
physician. 303 Garaetl-Coroy build
ing. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
car, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist nnd Aurlat for S. P.
It. It. Co. Offices M. V. & H. Co.
bldg., opposite P. O. Phone (67.
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTINO CO., has the
best equipped printing office in
Southern Oregon; Hook binding,
loose leaf ledgors, billing bj stems
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Kir st
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Offlco 43 North Front st. Phone
816. Prices right. Service guar
anteed.
WHY?
$1650
Best buy for money on our list,
6-room modern house on one of best
streets in town. House could not be
built for less than two thousand dol
lars: on paved street; sixty-five feet;
Lust front; good shape. Will sell
j furniture with house at halt price.
i Term, on part
i '
! See me now.
J. C. BARNES
- 101 Wat MlD StrMt'-s