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I MEDFOTrt) MATT, TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORFJOK, WEDNESDAY. .TAXTWuY HI, 1017 PACIE FTYE TODAY'S MARKETS Portland Livestock '(UTI.ANL),.Ur., Jan. ;il. Hogs higher; receipts "iU!l. Hulk of pack ing grades, if i(rTl Llio; heavy pack ing, l" '2'tQ pounds. $ll.:HI((i 11.10; ilght packing,' 170 io 1!)0 pounds, $1Hii' 1 1.--K rough heuvv, $10 (nlU.-iU; lig midships, l).7o(u 0..-0; stock hogs, !f'8..r0(ri !l.."0. Cultlu steady; receipts 10. Steers, prime light, -T'8.;i0(i 8.7j; prime heavy, .tS.7."('!l; good, $8(8.40; cows, choice, $7.307.7."; mediuin to 'goad, $7(u 7.'Ji! ordinary to l'uir, $(!( (. 7") : heifers, $ !((('' 7..')0; bulls, $:!.'0(ii .Lot) ; calves, $ti(n 8. Sheep steady receipts ."ul. I.uiubs, oast of mountains, $l''(Vi lU.H.'i; lambs valley, $U..)(I((( 1 1.73; lambs, good, $1 lfirl l.fiO ; choice yearling wethers, $10(n 10.")0; good yearlings, &).7j 10: choice ones, .f(ii 9.123 ; heavy ewes, $8.00(r8.7,"i. Portland Grain I'OHTI.AND, llr., Jan. III. Wheat easy, no trading. Spot bids michung ed to He lower. Bluestcm, $1.33; Koity-r'old, $!..').; elub, $1.30; Ifed Russian, $1.10. Hurley nnchnnged. Tar receipts: Wheat 7, barley 1, Hour 3, oats 10, hay 7. Portland Butter POltTLAND, Or., Jan. :.'l. piints steady; eubo extras ,'i()e. -Duller higher, Chicago Wheat . CHICAGO, Jnu. 111. Wheal : Open, (lose. $1.7Hs 1.4UU llnv July $1 i- ... i.-IH'j Members of iiilltih Temple returned from Shrine festivities in Portland, spenk in "jlowintf terms of their enter tainment at the hands of El Kadcr vfemplc on the occasion of the recent ceremonial in the metropolis, ileud (inaiters of local Shriners was at the Imperial hotel. All pronounce the banquet event at the Multnomah last Saturday n crowning feature of the .social slathering, with 2000 present. J. II. Hobinson of Uoscburg was llil lah's representative as a candidate for the mystic degrees in Shriiicduin. A massive pennant 'was presented ltillab Temple. " ' All patrons of the city electric li'ht system usinpr current on a flat rate basis for lijjhtincr only are to have fuses plneed as a further equipment to residence connections. These de vices will summarily record the ex tent of current to which patrons arc entitled under flat rate schedules. About 000 households are involved in the installntiun. Some householders afflicted -with electrical astigmatism resented the new departure, asserting that it reflected a stigma on heating well as lighting motives; consc qTicntly the installation of the fuse detector is to be made general. -Mrs. Xuncy Bunnell, residing on f.larficld street, died on Sunday, aged ti'i years. She was the widow of the late Dr. 1'. I). Bunnell. Funeral ser vices will he held at the Congrega- ASHLANB AND ViClNiTY tional church Thursday afternoon, schools. pending the arrival of the pastor. I!cv. j Mrs. F.llcn McLecd died on Tucs G. S. lirclt, from Seattle. Interment day at the family home, 330 Fairview will be in Mt. View cemetery. j street, aged SO years. She was a nn- In response lo an invitation, Trinity live of England and the widow of the Guild of this city will visit Mcdfoid on j late Alexander McLcod. Funeral ser- Thursdny of this week as the guests of St. Mark's Guild of that city ut n luncheon and social reunion before the advent of the Lenten season. John Yolpc, Postal Telegraph line man, has moved into the W. A. Frco bcrg residence on Granite street. The local Coast Artillery basketball team will iihiv a game ut Mcdfoid with the high school team of that city j on Friday of this week. I The family of ( 'ouneilmaii W. W. Cnhlwell, 147 Hock street, are rcceiv-. ,.fii to Mr. Unsor. The program in -in a visit from a number of near rel-1 eluded seven numbers covering a atives residing in Wisconsin. They range of classic and folksong mIcc include Mr. and Mrs. John Caldwell tiou scuibraccd in the production- of and daughter Jo-ephine. and Mrs. W. j Uisllurd, Covcrly, Cndmon, Phillip-. E. I.amont of Lodi. and Mrs. O. 11. Hartinan. I.owdcn, liar!;.', Moore, Uinriehs and son Gordon, of Modi-1 Sargent, Elgar and Ha lie. all exhibit son. ling tin! excellence and versatility ol Key. W.'il-.l' W ' Macllenrv. former I .Mr. Ru-or's talents as a vocalist, lie well-known t'nwlivterifln lMistor in this eitv, and now'of Itake:'. has been colled to the pu-lorn!c of the Mount Tabor Pre-bvtcriaii chui'-h in Port land, made vacant bv reslgnatt u ollniaul lueetlllltely. I Ii'cv. W. G Moore, who has gone to! ... , .. I : arraniemu. lie Ma- accepieo aim will moo to Portland about tile mid-, die of February. ?:r. Mncllcnry i-I Rheumatism Should Rheumatism in its early stapes may delude you into believing that it is a disease of a purely local and tempo rary nature. Beyond a slight numb ness of the limbs and pains in the joints or back, there may be no out ward indications of it, but if you do not heed these warnings, or if yon rely upon liniments to cure you, it will prow rapidly worse nntil yon have Kheumatism in its most violent form. These symptoms, mild in the begin ning but growing steadily worse, indi cate that yaur liWd j impregnated k 2 SMViiiwo ally & k & txiXklj WELL,VNELLl BY 60UY! ! A PfcRftoT! UjWAT ) Y , D,0. rur I I HCW LOOK HEKE! ( SXJRE' YSEE WMEN f v - C (mi'WMTKM I'K 6LPvC YOU'RE C-ET- V TTV " " W.f AW DIDN'T TS FOOLISH M ( &0 Y BED I FIX ; fc,N.&S" IT SCMES XIV " TIN6 Down ON TIME y( SR. X TO 6ET M J HKkZ ME So TA.LW 1! -YOU MEM ) W AURK CLOCK - - A pABPoT WHAT "7 - .wi' ' ilk iJ a graduate of l'rinecton Theological Seminary, lie is chairman of the synodicul home mission committee of this slate, also representing Oregon on the home mission council uf the United Slates.' Jle is a virile preacher both physically and intellectually, and is yet a young man comparatively. Funeral services of the late An gus William Atlcrbury, who died on Monday, were held at the family resi dence, ;il!l Sherman street, Wednes day, conducted by l!ev. I). I). Kdwards of the Xazaronc church. Interment iu Mountain View cemetery. The de ceased was a native of Missouri, aged 70 years. Hesidcs his widow, he leaves two sons and two daughters' Clarence V., who is chief of police of this city; Lester A. and " Mrs. Klva Uoeroes of Tillamook, and Mrs. Flor ence Young of Marshficld. Mr. A tier- bury bad lived in Ashland about five years. lie formerly resided in Fort land and had at different times been connected with the federal customs service and police department of that city. January :)0 being a fifth Tuesday in the month, it was made the occasion of nn extra social event in the Ke bekah calendar, as is customary with this auxiliary to Odd Fellowship. In this particular instance a masquerade party was the special attraction, sup plemented by games and the serving of refreshments. Odd Fellows in general responded lo the invitation to attend as issued by the Kebekah Iiceenl basketball records indicate a score of 1G to 11 in favor of the Coast Artillery team, which was pit ted against Cottage Grove high at the Armory last Katnrdav night. The home high school met with a series of defeats incident to a tonr of northern California last week. At Fort Jones they were, overcome by 20 to 10. They also lost both games at Etna Mills, the first by 30 to 18, second H8 lo 21. It has been definitely dceidud to hold the next Oregon Grand Army state encampment at Jrost Grove. The dates nre June 20, 27 and 28, as per notification officially to the local post. The Jackson County Schoolmas ters' club will meet in the high school assembly room at I'hoouix Saturday, February 3. There will he five num bers on a program which will begin at lOiliO and close al 3 p. m. lainch con will be served by .the l'hocnix vices will probably he held on Friday afternoon. Interment will be in Ash land cemetery. .Mrs. Jessie llondcau of this city and Mis. A. I'.assoni of San Francisco are daughters of Ihc deceased. Earl L. K'nsor appeared in recital al tho Prcs'ovU'riaii church on Tuesday evening, assisted by Mrs. licllc Par- son, land, oinpiinis!, and Curl Lovc-li.-t. The entertainment was made the occasion of a farewell ben- I left on Wednesday morning for erdeon, WrUh., to till a temporary eti ' gagement in cvangeli-tii. Work before ! goin to -otitheni California to re- Dr. . ,. Cn'il'ield anil wife of!' , . . M I l.. I f I j liram are i.-nmi; r. m.o .o t . n. Garrett, parent.-, of Mr--. Cuntield, who was rornierlv Miss l.c , Ourrett, Be Hippsd !n The Bud ...i.u tt.!- a..-,. if ,i. .r,ll. cated. will contaminate your cntiro system. The results wilt tie ranting pains in the joints, muscles and limbs chronic stomach troubles ,and a slug gish liver. The only relief is in the restoration of the blood to its normal, vigorous condition, which can he accomplished by taking S. S. S., the unfailing remedv for rheumatic troubles. Our Medical Department is at the disposal of all users rf i. S. S. Swift Specific l.'u, 30'i Fwilt UiiiMing. Atlanta, tia. Incident to this visit, Dr. Cnnficld is testing the virtues of Ashland's lithin waters. 1. mlies of the Haptist Aid held .1 very success! ul meeting, coupled w-ith social entertainment features, at the hureh parlors' on Wednesday after noon, January 31. W. W. Iirown. and son Ira, of Po mona, tat., arc recent arrivals here who are looking about this section as prosnectivc locators either ill this city or its immediate', ieinity. An open dancing class will be held at Memorial hall on Thursday evening ,.f (his weel.- eo.ii.he.l liv Professor and Mrs. Carl l.ovcland in "London Taps" and other late and popular movements. Kor the benefit of those in our district who do not know, we here- itu slate the glad news that the tel ephone, central, hereafter, will he on duty Sunday afternoons the same as, any other day. The Willow Springs Pn rent-Teach er circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Snm Anderson, on Saturday, Feb. a, at 2:30 p. ni. J. W. Birkholz sold two liarred Plymouth liock hens to tho poultry man last week, which brought him ?2.2t. How Is that for hens? Miss E. Kronimcr of Ashland was a week end visitor at tho home of Miss X. liarnard, In Tolo. Messrs. Iirown and Cowglll of tho Kogife Kiver Canal company were ..out here 'Wednesday looking over the land with the view of getting tho water to tho Miner and Dlrkholz ranches. Mr. and Mrs. Straub and John Sis ty. wcro Mcdfoid visitors on Satur day. Mrs. L. G. Itlchardson of Amity, Oregon, left for her homo on Fri day, taking w ith her her little daugh ter, Helen, who had been staying with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Single. Helen attended Willow Springs school while here. llir lit tle playmates will miss her as she wan quite a favorite A number of Willow Springs peo plo attended tho dance given at the Tolo hotel, on Saturday eve. Tom Clark of Kugcnc, Oregon, a brother of Mrs. Frod Straube, is here on a prolonged visit. Mrs. (i. A. Hover of Ontario. Oil., will return to her home this week, after having spent several mouths with rrlattvos In this vicinity. At the Willow Springs grange lust Saturday afternoon all present li.s ter.ed to a very interesting talk on c.imiliig, given by J. S. .Miner, who lives on tils' ranch in tho WiiloA Springs district. .Mr. .Miner has op- ei.'l'-d canneries ail his life. His firr.t words wore ill regard to irn C'ition. Ho slated that it was in. ptbiido to supply a-teiiuatoly a can nery in this vicinity with any vc;.c tables or berries without irrigation. With irrigation o cannery at Central Point would bo n very profitable in vestment, lie stated that he ha-, liv ed no place where tlio cllnm!'.! was more favorable to tlie raising of veg etables for canning purposes than tliif, owing to tiie eany spring and I toe length of the growing se.i.ion. iii niche ciiieai. uuva;jiuue avun jus noioiiiK wiiuuiii 'irrigation. rot !;.i.'Uf.-i Mi. .Vliier has operate! can- iwric! in dlstriils whre iiriuUoni at' de.p-iid.(l upon to insure v. cion. t -t.j.tcd a lurcc n inibcr of jus-iii l w!i-re farnieis had sold hiiii , j vorlh or tomatoes off of one nci a oi ! irrigate,; land, while a next door (neighbor without irrigation, co'iol , ruiKe oi.l;' a very small fraction oj that aniM.nt. Hu ,ol(I ' llon' f"''H",r In T:;ali. 1 ""1"'- " direction, drill, d pees, si WILLOW SPRINGS to eight inches deep In the spring.1'"11 f-M-K S. ( . Rhode Inland Red and when tbeso were ready to he.r vPFt. the vines were moved and rak ed and carted to the cannery, -here a machine would separate the peas from the vines. After the peas ie removed the farmer would Imme diately plow the land and put It Into sweet (orn. tiiua furnishing the ran ory with two well i ir.; c,oo 'I uv last factory operated, uy Mr. Miner is nttuated about 30 miles south o! Salt I.ako City. TMb cannery wna owned cntlroly by the neighboring farmers. Tho capital stock 'was ?lu, 000, each farmer taking at least one sliaro of very smalt denomination, for which many of them had to bor row tho money at tho bank at 10 per cent Interest. When Mr. Miner had rinlshcd tho season's canning, about half of tho output was already Bold and til" othur half was In the warehouse. Thu returns received for the goods sold together with the value of the goods in the warehouse, at the pre vailing prices in November, amount ed to $13,000 or nearly 100 pol ecat of the total money invested in the factory, liesldes this the fann ers who borrowed money to buy their jsliareB of stock found that their few I acres of peas, corn and tomatoes. taken to the cannery, brought them enough to pay for their Btock, and then some. In view of these slate meats it seems that the people in tho Central Point district should wake up and get water first and then figure on getting a cannery. 'TIs a consummation devoutly to bo wished. Xotlce. To all friends and acquaintances who so kindly extended their help, sympathy and flowers during our rud bereavement we extend our sincere thanks. MRS. T. "W. THOMAS JOB A: THOMAS AXD FAMILY. ' ' OUJ-SmE COLD CURE DEHIK HOT TEA1 Oct ft smnll package of Hamburg i Tircuafc Tea, or m tiio Onnan folks j rail it, "llmnhurr lirnst Thw," nt any! pharmacy. Jnko a tal'li'Rpoonful of tho tea, put a cup of boiling wator upon it, pour through a sieve and drink a teacup full at any time during the day or lufore retiring. It in tho moat rITectivo way to break a cold and euro frrip, ns it opens tho pores of the skin, relieving congestion. Also loosen 3 tho .bowels, thus bn-akinff up n cold. Try it the uext time you Buffer from a cold or tho tfnp- It in inexpensive and entirely vegetable, therefore eafo and haruilc&s. Hub Soreness from jointa and musclea with, a Rmall trial bottle of old St- Jacobs Oil Ptop "dosiitfr' Kiu'Uiuatic-m. It's j'fiin only; not one cnio in fifty requirea inicrnal trootrncnt. Hub Booth in. (Hiiietrat in ".St. .laooba Oil' riht on the "t-niU-r pnt," and by tlm time j you uny Jack Ilohiti n out comrn tho I rltfiiiniitio pain. "M. .Tn.(l.s Oil" i.-t 1 a liarinlesti rlii'iitnat i-m cure which never diHapiwuntf and dn't burn the nVin. H tak(- pam. sorenrft nnu Hhllnens rrmn Aching jointp. muscle! and Ixne?; lprt .iatiea, liunbni:o. bin kacbe, nniraJfia. ' Limber up! (ct a 2.r) cent bott n of old -time, honeut "St. .la'.-obs Oil" from any i!rrif,' ;fore, anl in a iiu-mnil you'll b" free from pains, arlien :itid ititrneR. ; Dju't aiiir-rl Kub r!ie;u:ia tiHia awav. . i'LASSII'il D ADVEUTISIV; On cent per word per Issue; ; time for Hie price of Fifty cent;; a line by the v month, without '.hauxe. 4 Five words to the lim. 4 ! . 4. 4 , FOIl S.H-E I'OtLTUk' I'OK .SAl.i; Kose romh Khode Jslaud Ited roekreis froin pri;.e( winning ntocll. W. -J. .Si'llli'-ell. Jtoute J, l'.ox lurt. Phone (ill-.ll. 271 WAXTKD One do7cii Plyinoul h itoek- liens. Geo. A. .MunMl'-ld. Prospect, tire. Phone 22-KI::. Unite Pulls and K,,g!e Point TM. Co. corseroir, jMii.fis nnn eggs lor hatching. Ernet-t Central Point. Phone 2 17 SI 2 POR SALE- Kegs for hatching, from first prize wlners at Hlate Poul try Show. S. C. White Leghorn. $1.0 per setting. R. C. Silver Ijtrcd Wyandoties, 112.', per set ting. Order now for future hat'h Ing P. E Wvnconp, Jri) Wnt J'-lu ut. Puoua 2U4 W, Hi URiC ACID IN MEAT CLOGS THE KIDNEYS1 Take a gloss of Salts if your Back hurts or Bladder bothers you Drink more water. If you must have your meat every day, eat it, but. llueti your kidacys with' Baits occasionally, says a nottu authority who tclla us that meat forms uric, acid wliicii Almost piiralyca tho kiilucya iu their ef forts to expel it from the blood. They hcroino sluggish and weaken, then you antler with a dull misery iu tho kiilm1 region, sharp pains in tho hack or sick headache, di..iiics.s, your stomach sours, tongue is coated and when tin wcattio, ia bad you iiavo rheumatic twinges. Tho urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, tho chamuda often get soro and irritated, obliging you to sock relief two or thn'o time during the nigat. To neutrali?e. these irritating acids, to cleanse the kidneys and tltish otf the body's urinous waste get four ounces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy hero: take a tablesnoonful in a glass of water tieforo breakfast for a few days and your kidneys wilt thru act flue. This famous salts is lnado from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has lcen used for generations to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralise the. acids in urine, so it no longer irritates, thus ending Waaler, wi-akwas. Jad Salts is incxponRivo; cannot in jurp, ami makes a delightful effervescent iituia-watcr drink. , HULP WAXTKD F KM AUG WAXTED Hill foT general bouse iwork. 022 W 4th. Phono 7S1-Y. 20(i WANTED MISCELLANEOUS YVA.NTKl) Want to buy piano box In good i.impe, South Kinp; trot. 2 till WAXTJOD To buy an all-purpone l'nrm tfiam, ho rues or mil Ins. AJluto axe, rico and locution, llox J. .1., Mail Tribune. 2GU WAXTKD A farm -where I can keep milk cowii, pigs and chickens. I'hone 53'J-JI. 270 WANTKD Small .Main. aafe. 301 WANTED- To buy .second hand liiirroiiKb" nrldlnj; mncbine. dium ni.n. Must be cheat) and in Rood condition. Uox 2 IK, Klam ath Falls, Ore. ' 2'IS WAXIkiUro buy chicken wire fence, G foot high. Tel. 3H-H 27' VAVJ El Hor's feeders. Addrest; N C Drophy, Tah;nf, Oregon. 20 S WANTED (iood llv.', iriit;reF.s!ve mail want's lo r ol ri:nn on Hharow with stocl;, macvilnei-y ami tv.vd I'urniiilK'd . yjo I refejcnct tfiven , ns to liQii'-.y. f an.! ability. Phone 1-F.t, or writ,. C. T .Morns, It. R. 1, Hox lau, Ashland, Oro. 2d WANTED- -To borrow $2.MH on two houses and lols; everything paid, llox E, Mail Tribune. 2GG WANTED Deos in tako care of on nhans; O.-xpui'b'nced.) Add runs Gtiislimer HroH., Plioenlx, Ore, 2 GO WANTED onions. -Farmers to ni Isn more Call .vledfoid Fruit Co. WANTED IIousck to move, or 43i-X. Phone WANTKD Itemciulier your poultry and eggs will bring you morn money ut W'urner, Wortmnn and Ooru'u. One price for hena. re trnrdl"f of 7.n 1 Oil JiKXT llflt.SKKI'.'l.'Pl.NO JiOOMS. KOK KKN'I -Kui'llb'ii"d lieepiu;; room.;. Call i K.O. Ci III i n I . PlioiV. ' i' iiid liou to t ;-iti. l'OI! I'.LNT HOISKS ! FOR KENT- Itilliciilow, SIR Went I llih st. I'hone i:i-.I. 20.S ! i - I'dii 1..ENT Five r'Otn uiodein1 hungalow wlih Hleeping poreli. t:;:, i Norlh Ceniral. tniinii-; ir. li ut. -T.'ick tin Co. Ij:'l.k hldg. 27:; ' I'Ult :I;NT Furnished I 'rillllele li-j room modern hniiiU'.. wwh r.ii'icr and sleeping nr"ii, on ; iiavi.fi rireet. Inouiro Hr. ihirf.i .lar ii on Co. bank hldg. KI'KMSPIK.H AlVIItT.MF.X'rs. FOR KENT -Two completely fur nished apartments for rent, stonui heat, hot anil cold water, hath, klii lieneie with gas r.ins'e. Auph Hotel Holland. ' FOB SAIiK L1VKSTOOK. . M1SCELL A.N ROU8. FOR SALK Horse, buggy, wugon and harness, and small rig, $40. Hi South King street. titii SAC'UIFICK SA1.K Two span ninrcs. one "Old Trusty" Incubator, $G. J. S. Norwood, It. F. 1). No. 3, Central Point. . 2CS FOIt KALE Jersey cow. Jlla.-lt Mi norca cockrels. W. V. llarauni, Mcdl'ord. ltural ltouto 4. Phone 403-J1. 2U7 FOR B.VLR SUSCKLliAXEOl'S "Oil SAL10 Hood cook stove, dandy baker, and new pipe, $f..00. Mau'8 bicycle, $7.00. 709 Alder street. 207 FOIl SALIC- One quick meal range, one coal heater at bargain. 3211 South King. 2117 FOlt BALE Hay. Mr. Carey, Tal ent, Phone lli-Fll. FOlt SALE Dry fir and oak wood Phone S44-X. 271 FOlt SALIC Urv inanzauita, laurel and some oak wood, $1.75 a tier on ground, or $;!.-ii delivered. Phono !!70-Jt. 377 KOlt BALK Alfalfa need. Homo grown, 17VjC a pound. JJiS-ltl. 271 FOIl SALE Second and third crop aU'ulla hay. A. K. Hanley. 271 KOK SALE I-'urnfturo buumilow. ICU'ctric Itoso :ve. of G-room i rau;;e. 4S 2G EOU HALE Furniture for sale at n Ivni-niu. I'nll at T22 N Uiver::ldo. Phone 5i: 1-Y. 208 FOlt SALE Piuno, will lake drlvlnfi riK, orKan and balance easy pay ments. 1'hono .S20-X. 271 FOR SALE P-eed wheat and barley. Keene and Carlton. Phono SG-J. 2i7 FOR SALESeveral ladles fur gar ments all new nud never worn, n't baiKtiln prices. 101U Weat Aluln. 2GG FOR SALE 'liny and turkeys. Mrs. Carey, Talent, Phone 1G-F11. FOR SALE Seed, alfnlfa, red clovor nweet clover tlmqihy and other grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write for samples. Ralph Waldo Elden, Central Point, Ore, FOlt SALE KEAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE 2.''u a. level, good, free soil, well fenced, Rood bulldiiiKti. Sacrifice. Call at 715 King st. 2G9 POR SALE OH Tit A UK Ten aires, fourth niilo city limit. Sco owner. Ill Tripp at., medio. d. ijii port BALK Or trudo, 8-room resi dence, good lot; ;( blocks from .Main; big bargain. AddrCBS U. C M., Jlull Tribune. OS FOlt HA LE Cheap. Three houses tiurl three lots; two Iiouhos are on ono lot, ono house on one lot, and one vacant lot. Sam Bauer, Nes kowln, Oregon. liG'J LOST LOST, t'onkliii fountain pen. Kind er pleaxo return samo to llotol '.Medford. One dollar reward. f!uy A. Itugors. LMlli LOST -On Alain st., Sutiirduy nlglil Pluo Dutch nin. lilerllio: uilvei mounted. Iteu'iird. Notify tbiH of fiie. 2UG LOST --Light tan hound dog with col lar. lioy Lullaud. Phone 1-K12. 270 SIO.NKV TO LOAN TO LOAN - J1UIJ0 to J I fl , 0 ij U oil good raneh propo-l''. M-i, ':iage:, tioi.l't end sold. -yj n 1' i o (;a;'ii:t;.-i;or'iv Lldg. MONEY TO LOAN Have money to loan on first mortgages. Quick rorvlce. E. S. Tinny, 210 G.trnctt Corey tildir. j FOIl EXCHANGE I I'OIt WALK OK Tlt.VliE .lacks' Mid .l'liny l!ui-i-o.-!. Siiltalilo for chil dren or wor lt. Cor. 1 .1 1 1 ( !e ;iud ! Liheriv. :v. .li dfoi'd. 23 ; FOR EXCHANGE I have small nrr.ico well Improved I will trade for ho'it-o and lot In Oruir-'o fil.. or fMiiroundlnx towui. Writ call at :; CI N Glaweil st. FOR TltAni',-- ICO aces for house and lol In Medrord. s I s Oak live., Klamath Fnlls. 2G8 IHKINESS OI'POItTL'MTIES W ANTED - .Miti Willi iu .me: small capital l-ropo .i. moi. I lo .h:',,i"1e ii Phono !i7 G J TUAIXK1) MECHANICS Always in demand. Practical instruction iu Uas and lClectricul Engineering. Automobile and tins Tractor Re pairing and 0eration. Practical, equipped school and plant. Se attle Engineering School, Seattle, IWashlngton. BUSINESS IHRECTOKY Auto Supplies LAHEIt AUTO SPRIXQ CO. W are operating the largest, oldest and best equipped plant in the Pa cific northwest. Uso our springs when others fall. Sold under guar antee. 26 North Fifteenth St Portland, Ore. Attorneys GEO. W. CHERRY Attornoy and Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackson Coun ty Bank Building, entrance N. Contral, Med ford. Ore. PORTER J. NEFF Attorney at law, rooms 8 and 0, Medford National Hank Rulldlng. A. K HEAMES Lawyer." Gnrnett Corey bids. Collections COLLECTIONS AND HEHOUT3 Wo collected soino accountH 14 years old. Wo know how to Ret the money. Tho Bullock Mercantile Agency, Ine., Roomg 1. -C, 3. Ras kins' nids.. 210 E. at. PentLsts DIl. T. T. SHAW Dontlst. Over Dan- iols Clothing Store In rooms for merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone 092-Y. Hccldence Phone 600-Y. 151 Dlt. W. M. VAN SCOYOO UR. C. C. VAN SCCYOO Dcntlstn Gnrnett Corey llldg., Suite 810 Medford, Ore. Phone 85G. Knglneor and Contractor KttUD N. CUM.M1NOS Engineer and contractor, 404 M. P. & H. Bid Burveyn, eatlmatea, lrrlgntlon drain age, orchard and land Improvement Garbage OARUAGrJ Hot your premises cleaned up for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons fo good service Phone 874-L. S Y. Allen. Instruction in Music FRED ALTON I1AIQIIT Teachor of piano and harmony. Height Mush, Studio, 401 (Juriiett-Coroy Bldg, Pkona 72 Insurance KARL 8. TUiMY Gonoral Insurance office, Plro, Automobllo, Accldont, Liability, Plate Glass, Contract and Surety Ponds. Excellent com panies, good local service. No. 210 Oamett-Coroy flldg. Iliyslcians and Surgeons DR. W. W. llOWAItD Osteopathia physician. 3(i:t0;unott Corey build ing. Phone 130. DIl. J. J. EM MENS Physician and surgeon. Practlco limited to eye, - car, nose and throat. Eyes scion tiflcally tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurist tor S. P. R. It. Co. Offices M. K. & II. Co, hldg.. opposite V,. O. Phone 6G7. Printers and rulill-licrs MKIJI-'ORO PKINT1NO CO., haa the best equipped printing- office In Southern Oregon; Hook binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 North Fir at. Transfer EADS TRAN.S1-EH & S I'OltAC.E CO. Olfire 42 Norlh Front id. Phone liir,. Pi Ices right. Servicu guar anteed. $1650 Bcpt buy for money on our list. G-rooui nto'lern house on one of best I streets In town. House could not b beilt for loss than two thousand dol iars; on paved sireet; sl.l.v-five feet; ICiKt. front; good shape. Will sell furniture with house at halt price. Term:! on part. Sen me now. J. C. BARNES I Hi Hal u, BUM, j
