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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MATXi TRTBUNT3 MEDFOKD, OREO ON". TiniRRDAY, "AP'RTTj- !, 1917. PAGE FIVEr X' BLUE LEDGE ORE BY V. W. V-'ATSON. "Ono big success lu the Medford mining nrea will set the whole field agog," said Fred W. Kelly, now an Alaskan miner, but who worked In the Blue Ledge district tour or five years, beginning in 107. "That is the sumniuni boniim the tlrst big. blast that will open the en tire district with one shot," continu ed Mr. Kolly. "The Bame thing is true of almost all mining districts. A settled condition of development will come only when capital shall have been commanded In sufficient sum to carry ono big strike to suc cess. "There Is not a mine in the world with such vast quantity of ore block ed out, as that at the Blue Ledge that is not being operated on a large scale t'bdrf. Outsido of Kennicott, Alaska, there Is not a mine in the world with so much development work done as that of the Blue Led go without a enielter. J Money Must lie Used 'The Goldfield and Tonopah suc cesses attracted millions of dollars for development Into those regions of Nevada; and that development took out mniry moro millions than were required to obtain them. And yet, there is more money squandered in one county in Nevada in a month in the mining business than In all Ore gon in a year. Notwithstanding the number of failures among the suc cesses, a man could dispose of a good prospect in that region more quickly at any time that a tiptop property here now. It requires money to get money out of mines. Mining on a large scale is a stupendous business. Not one prospector in ten thousand has it, nor has he the business con nections that will enable him to got it. i.N'o employment is more narrowly limited than that of the prospector. Ho knows nothing of the commercial phases of business; but it takes a practical prospector to find the loca tion of the mines." Capital All That's Needed. Mr. Kelly, who is a brother to E. E.' Kelly of this city, came down from Alaska a few weeks ago, accompani ed by Mrs. Kelly, for a brief visit, in tending to return next month to his placer properties In that country hack of Cordova, which ho bus been work working successfully for nearly two years. Ilo mined successfully in No vHdn for five years. Ills explanation in Vjio southern Oregon and northern California districts, for which Med. ford fv the logical business center, convinced him that it is a field of vast mlnVral wealth, but on to which capital wiYl ho slow to come because very promrvient properties have Iain dormnnt 8olong as a consequence of faulty management or flnoncial embarrassment1 "I hn,vo firm Yonfldenee in the ul tlmate outcome oK the mining nnera- ..'.thn's here," said Mir. Kelly. "Should ' tlTc Bluo Ledge mine bo taken over Jhy real men, there is. no doubt that It will be operated on a largo scale. It Is too great a property to lay idle. I Not tho Mine's ("suit. , S "It Is not the fault of Ihi) mine that ; 1,1 lies idle. It has been dtMiiotistrat- to bo a succession or Imtncliso ore . bodies of unusually rich ores. 'Those who havu owned tho initio for many Hp-ears hnvo prlvnto reasons for : not J operating it. And that Isn't an:'of I our business. With its extensive one- ration, however, will come tho open ing of one of the most attractive min ing regions on the coast. Tho tide of development will carry with it the operation of scores of mines in that u?t plant til lape a row at a Time just plant trie J RECRUITS FLOCK TO I Now that Hie certainly of active service hv (he ('oust Artillery Corps is nppurent, recruits arc flocking; to the colors of the Tth company, mid lust niejit at the regular weekly driii there were almost as many men lined up in the "rooky" squad us in the "rejrulurs." A tidal of about twenty men have now been enrolled within the past week and many others have signified their intention of eniistin' just as soon as win- is nctnally de clared. Word is expected at any hour to mobilize the Tth compnuv ami entrain' for Kt. Stevens, where full cquipim-uk uml supplies will he issued 'unci every-' lliinir put in readiness to he trans-' ferret to some fortification of nini-c importance limn at (lie metiili of the Columbia river. Now that it is known that every vonm; m.in of military age is to In drafted into the federal service ut once upon the dcluration of war, it behooves every one to protect his good name and reputation hv.at once enlisting: in some arm of the ser vice and not let il he handed down to his posterity that lie was not a slacker only because the government impelled him to serve his country in its peril. The youujr niun who holds hack until he is conscripted may find himself in a branch of tlie service not to Ins liking-. The Const Artillery Corps holds out the most chances for advancement of nny other ami of the service. The troops nrc stationed in barracks, with mod ern conveniences and sanitary sur roundings, and if any fiirhtinjr is done by the American troops it will bo by the navy and coast fortifications. Under the circumstances the Const 'Artillery Corps should have such num bers of applications for enlistment that the various companies could not accept them. Each company is to be recruited up to 1"0 men at once and this number should be secured in Medford before tho end of the week. A list of over two hundred names has been prepared by officers of the 7th company of eligible young men in this community, who are not re- sponiliiHr to their country's eall and when the tune for action comes the names of these men will be turned over to tho agents of (ho .govern ment for conscription' into "the ser vice. READY FOR AIM COLONEL, April 5 The Panama canal terminal ports of Cristobul and liilboa will be closed to navigation between sunset and sunrise and lights will be extinguished beginning to morrow. Shipping is warned that it is unsafe to approach nearer than two miles from the ports by day or night. ' vicinity which there is reason to be lieve are just as large and quite as rich In high-grade oie at tho Blue Ledge. "The copper mines at Kennicott. Alaska, yield 70-percent copper. They ship the oro to the Taronia smelter. Other great copper regions up there aro those of Prinse William Sound, Montague Island and Knights Islantl. but they will not compare in ore val ues with the nine Ledge. All mining engineers agree that the Mine ledge district Is a great copper field." Make a More Beautiful Garden With 4 FOR BETTER GARDENS Seeds are properly spared in thin tissue paper tape. They germinate quicker and better because the paper absorb and holds moisture. They aspire healthier and more beautiful flants, more even stand and ine it might rows. Then in addition, there is a great sav ing of time and labor you plant a whole row at a time, end no thinning out is neces sary. Amateurs get expert re suits with Pakro Seedupe. F ikre Seedtapr ii made by the American Silp Ov, , 71 Wnt Zlrrl St., New York City. Get it at yo ir fWJ rs. P'icr: IOc per package l. n. HASKIXS LAtll.F. HUH CO. Deulers. 1 B1 l'OHTLANI), Ore., April fi. Ilojrs receipts 3(1(1. Steady. Hulk of packing crudes, $14.2r(T14.4U; heavy packing, $14.:ri(M4.,"0; light pack ing, $ 14.20(14.3.V, rough heavies, ifl:l(n l:).0; pigs and skips, $12.7") i"i:i: stock hogs, $11,511(0 12.7"). - Cattle receipts 224. Steady. Steers, prime light, i0..r)0(ii!1.7.; prime heavy, .fl).:!.') Ui.j; good, $8.!W(tf ll.'.T); cows, choice, !r'8(r8.2"i; medium to good, if7(ii!7.7."i; ordinary to fair, $(i.2."(S'(i.7.V. heirers, H.50(58.5u ; bulls, $.-)7.2r; calves, .f(7mt. Sheep receipts, none. Steady. Lambs,' east of mountains,' $K1.2")( .1:1.5(1; lambs, valley, $i:i(aM3.2:i; lambs shorn, $1u.7.')(rf 12.2.); prime wethers, $11..")0( 12;, choice ewes, .$in.-)(l(jm; heavy ewes, S.7.i? !fs).-J.ri. Portland Butter. l'OHTLANI.), Ore., April 5. Unt ie r finn. Chicago Wheat. C1I1CA00, April 5. Wheat: Open Close May .$2.01, $1.0.-. July l.fiil-Yi 1.(!Vj Portland Grain. PORTLAND, 0i., April fi Wheat strong. Spot bids at new records; up, 2 to il'.je. llluestem, $1.81; forlyfold,-$1.77; club, $1.7(i'-; red Russian, $1.75. Hurley higher. No. .1 feed, $1:1.25. Today's car receipts: Wheat, 17; barley, 1 ; flour, 5; oats, 8; buy, IK). KNIGHTS TEMPLAR WORSHIP AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Malta Conimnndery No. 4 Knights Templar located nt Ashland will meet at the Masonic hall, Medford, on Sunday morning April 8, nt 10:110 and march to the Presbyterian church dressed in full uniform. Roumes Chapter of the Eastern Star will also joint the Knights Templar in attend ing this Easter service. Dr. Hogg will preach a special sermon on "ihc Resurrection." The church will be beautifully decorated for this occas ion. Decorations in charge of Mrs. W. II. Gore and daughter Mary. A special Easter program will be fur nished by Andrews' chorus choir. Beware of Ointments Tor Catarrh That Contain Mercury as mercury will unrcty destroy the bpiwi of smell niul rotunlctt'lv (leranire tlic whoio svxti'iil wticn einiTliie It tlirmiKli tlio murium HiirfnreH. Sucli iriiriOH MICH 1(1 m-vrr w urn witih oh 'ii'' i i' IIiiiih frum ri'iiutiihlf lihvBlcimiri. ns tint dfiUiHut' tlior tvlll ilo In ten Told to ttin Kood ynu onn nB sitily ilnrire from them. Hnll's f'otnrrli Cure, rtiHniifnotiired tiy F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toleiln. O.. contains n mercury, nnil 1 taken luternnlly, .,-lliir H1p(tr iimin ttm hlnnd nnil nilli'mlN Rlir- faeea of the nyntetn. In buy Inn HaU Cnlnrrli Ctirp lie sure yon pet the nemilne. It Is takrr Inti-rnnllv and mmle In Toledo. Unto, by F. J. Cbeney & Co. TfFtlmonlals free. Bold by PrucRlsta. Price, -75c. per bottle. Take Hall's Family Tills for conatutioD. HACK TO THK SOU;. War Menus Higher Prices. Lease and crop for sale oi a large ranch close to Medford; 50 acre, sowed to wheat, 50 acres sowod to barley, 50 acres corn land; good pas ture, some orchard. Ranch complete ly equipped with farming tnols and stock; somo alfalfa on place. If yoi: want ir good proposition, ono there's money in, see THK FKHIj IXVKSTMKXT (X)m Medford. About this proposition. MONF.Y TO IA)A TO LOAN $iumo lo fin. nun on ranch socurlty. Phono 3r,3-.I. J. 11. Andrews. TO LOAN $1000 to loan. Box S. Mull Trllnnn Ifl'SlMCSS OI'I'Oim'X.TY .WANT ICO Man with small capital, who wants a good position. Call 37C-.I. . 15 AOK.VTS WAXTEII. WANTKI) ltenresentative for an old line legal reserve life insurance company of California. Experi ence unnecessary if you have salesmanship nblllty; will tench you the business. Policy contracts unexcelled. Life, health nnd acci dent. Hoferenco required. Ad dress It. W. Wilson, 837 North western Bank 'building, Portland. Orego'n. I 13 IIKI-P WA.VTKD FK.MAI.K WANTED A lady of fair education. Pleasant work, snlarv fl.Ru per day. 7 hours. Ilox II. O. II., Mall Tribune. 12 WANTED Olrl for housework, after noons only. Phone 671. 12 Vim HAM) MVKHTIM'K Kill HALE Team of buckskin horses, S years old, weight 2 -s (J lbs. Two donhle sets of harness and wagon. Hox ion, route 4, Medford. Pacific Highway. Hi HO II SALE Small buckskin team, harness and covered wagon, cheap. 339 X. Hartlett. 12 Him SALE Mule, K years, 12U0 Ut. Phone 7SS-R-5. Call Chas. Zim merman. 14 FOR SALE Sows and pigs 3 to C weeks old, at Westcrlund orchards. J, E. Cli'inens, mgr.. Phono 8-H-2. FOR SALE Four-year-old grade Belgian utalllon, W. S. StanelKf, PbOvRlX, a WASHINGTON',' April 5.-The in ternational situation reflected ill the business conditions of the country have caused n general tendency to ward conservatism, the federal re serve board announced lodiiy in its monthly review although general pros perity continues, liy districts the review of business shows; , New' York; Kvcry indication of an active spring season. Atlanta: Scarcity of labor presents greatest handicap to lurthcr devel opment and production. Chicago: Generally sntislnctory. Jlinnenpolis; Immediate possibili ties discounted and developments need not necessarily bring serious ef fects. Kunsas Citv. Nothing seems maler- ialy to impede increasing prosperity. Dallas; -Altitude of conservatism and caution. San Francisco: Conditions favor able. In general the year promises prosperity. ' Tape's Dlapepsln" Fixes Sick, Sour, Vpset Stomachs In Five Minutes. You don't want a slow remedy when your stomach is bad or an un certain one or a harmful one your soiiiach is too yalunble; you mustn't injure it with drastic drugs. iPnpe's Diapepsin is noted for Its speed in giving relief; Its lini-mless- ness; Its certain, unfailing action In regulating sick, sour, gaspy stomal hs. Its quick relict in indigestion, rysnep sia and gastritis, when caused by acidity, has made it famous tho voiid over. Keep this wonderful stomach sweet ener in your home keep it handy get a large fifty-cent case from nny drug store and then if anyone should eat roinethlng which doesn't agree with them; if what they eat lays like lead, ferments and sourv and forn.s gas; causes headache, dizzinuw nr.d nausea; eructations of ajld and undi gested food remember as soon as Papo's Dlapepsln co'mes ill contact with the siomach it Helps to' neutral ize tho excel slve acidity, then nil the stomach distress caused by it disa: pears. Its promptness, ecrtaiiHv and easo in overcoming such stonnch dis orders Is a revelation to those who try It. KOK KKXT FUKMMIIKI) IIOL'SKS. ?OR KENT Modern furnished four- room house; on pavement. Phone 370-W. KAXC11HS FOR S A MO FOR SALE lliO acros, mostly bot tom, 70 under cultivation, on high way and Roguo river, about to bo foreclosed. Can lie hud for f'.i.iO. "Write G. E. McAllister, Attorney, Ashland, Oro. 15 KOR SALE OR RENT Five acres, close in, well improved. Phone 023-R. 1'J FOR SALE OR EXC-lliNUE 150 acre ranch, 70 acres In cultivation, boLli timber and pasture land, S room two-story house, u-acre young prune orchard. J'riro $10,- uuii. wilt take In exchange small ranch near Medford to the value of $5000, balance tonus. Address .1 U. llonslee, Canyunvlllo, Ore. 16 FOR SALE Farming land, fruit loud, stock ranches, timber laud, from $10 per acre up, on long 11 mo, easy payments. Address H., care Tribune. I 'l'RMSII El) A PAKTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing apartments. Parties engaging them lor two months will be given a receipt for two and onelialf iiiuiuiiN. mono -ii-i.. J- FOR . upt. RENT Desirable furnished Ihe Uerbeu, 10 Quince. 32 ! FOR HUNT MISCEM.AXEors KOK RENT ?20 until October lsi i Mi acres with six room iiouse, barn, chicken house and iiul shaoo trees. P. .M. Jauney, JacK son County Abstract Co. 12 I OR RENT Uardeii lands, farming land, slock raucnes. Uold ituy neauy uo. MISCELI.AXEOl H 'iELH'lllJ', llv lir l-hnrli,u 11' I. I lot, and other Unitarian literature sent free to Inquirers. Adilrnsi suss Hazel Burton, Central 1'olnl R. F. 1J. No. 1. Oregon. 1 1 i MORPHINE AND LIQt'OR addlctto: cured In from tlirec to four days without suffering. Dr. (irilfln Talent, Ore. 32 FOIl KENT IIOLSES FOR RENT Six-room modern bung alow; gas range. CIS North Rlv erslde. n i'OR RENT Furnished and luifur nlshed houses. Employment Agen cy, if. A, Kailer, 123 East, ijaln, FOOD SUPPLY TO WASHINGTON, April 5. Experts in tho department ot agriculture arc (levotlni; themselves to tho foodstuffs Question,! obtiilnliig from nil sounos throughout the country Information of supplies, crop prospects, means for proventluK waste, IntenslfyliiK pro duction and even regulations for pre venting manipulation. Announcement ot the first estiniato ot tho winter whoat crop to he issued Saturday, Is awaited with Interest In view of reports that much of tho ac;v ago planted has been abandoned. The average abandonment Is about ten per cent. Last autumn 40,090,001) acres wero planted and probably hi)f a billion bushels will be harvested.' CHICHESTER S PILLS '"iX I,flih! Aok yur UruKstol for A fSK PAl 4 hl.chM.tvr a Diamond TtrontlyVS UAjl$& I'HUin Hcd and Jold inctilllcV UNO llltANII 1'II.LH. for US yM known u licit. Sate., Always kellill S01D BY 0RU00ISTS EVERYWHERE , CLASSIFIED Al)9. Ono cent per word per Issue. Six Insertions for price of five. Fifty cents per lino per mouth without change. FOR SAIiK l'OUI.THY FOR SALE Fancy white Leghorn eggs, 4c each. Phone 386-M. 32 FOR SALE White Leghorns, Silver Lace Wyandotts, for hatching. Phone 204-W. P. E. Wynkoop. 328 WANTED M ISCF.1XANEOUS FOR SALE Furniture at a bargain. 522 No. Riverside. Phono 531-Y. 15 FOR SALE 'New Oregon strawberry plants, 40c por 100, $3.00 per 1000. .las. Stewart, 324 Plum St. Phone 919-R. 15 FOR SALE Lnrgo vacuum cleaner. in good running order. See me nt Bedford Lumber Co., or call after (1:30 p. ra. Henry Currier, 423 Beatty St. 1 'OR SALE Young tenm of horses. iwagon nnd buggy. Phone 28-R- 1C WANTED Bring us your eggs and Poultry. Wo pay cash. Medford Poultry and 'Egg Co. WANTED To buy weaned pigs and 'shouts up to GO pounds.; li. W Blnghain. ' WANTED Poultry. Wo nro In tho market for all kinds of poultry dally. Oct our cash and trade prices. Phoenix Morcantllo Co. WANTED C. A. Hamlin, dealer in hides, wool and mohair. Highest prices paid. Office Laurel St. mar kct. Phono 475-L. 32 WANTED To rout Modern untiirn isned house. Dcsiro good location. Ulvo full particulars. 11. w. jIhib ham, Meuiord. WANTED Old lalso tootn. Don't iiuiuei' It broken. 1 pay $l.0u lo $.i.U0 per set. Mall lo L. Mazer 2uu7 b. Finn streel, I'liiiudoipnui, l a. Will sund cabii by ruiuru mail WAN 1'ED liousea to move, ynoue 43S-.U, or 408-X. v Aiil'ED vacuum cleaning. IJov- erumeut entiorscu macmiie. Suiis lacnou guaralueed. Harry A. Wy- uoug, piionu .lacksonvlliu FOR NAI.E ,MI.H,'KM,AM:Ol!M FOR SALE .Moiiui'i-h range, gasoline Move, tuning lauie ami cuaiis, so ing iiiacuiuu. nail price. 1'nonu 1 1 1 FOR SALE One six-hole sleol rangi cucap. Cat! til 3 b. Ncwluwu oi puoue -Ibs-li. 13 I'OR SA LE Potato machinery, noli inns improveil planter; l'ur(tiulir elevator Ulggei , Moover Hurler Oooti as new. h. W. Canton, Ci-u-tral Point. i KOR SALE OR Tit A I E liood surre.i cui'itp or will trade lor hogs, sneep or a cow. i. A. Merriiiiau, puoue ku-w. 1 1 FOR SALE Red raspberry plains u Dc per hiinured. t. K i.ooei place, Central Point roan. 12 1 OR SALE Second-hand reaper In Al condition. Vwiliu liros., uoguc iiiver, ore. n I'OR SALE Itecleaiicd homegrown uiinira seed, lie per pound. 11. L Dotige, 19 Ijeneva avi.'iiue, .Medloril Phono Ul 1-K. ' 3:1 FOR SALE Early Sunrise seed po uiioeii. l'lionc 4o2-, C. M. Par "or. is ''Olt SALE Paxson's superb dahlias. cigni named lalieled bulbs, $1; as sorted colors and clashes, cactus peony ana decorative. Ten unla beled, $1. l'osiaue paid. Mend for "si. II. II. Paxisou, Central Point, Oregon. 2i' FOR BALE isced. alfalfa, red ciovur Bwcet clover, timoiliy and oilier grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write lor samples, llalpu Waldo Emeu neutral l'otnt, Ore, FOR SALE OR TRADE On a light car, horse, buggy, harness. Good condition. Box O, Mall Trlhuno. 324 FOR SALE Egg east's ami fillers iiudluid Pouary & Egg (Jo, IIS SIX PERSONS CHICAGO, April 5. Six or seven persons were killed nnd forty or fifty injured here today, nceordiiiK to police estimation in nn explosion be lieved due to p:ns which wrecked n brick buililine; on llnlstcd street Hear I.uke street, while a rcsluurunl on Hie first floor was n'l'onded Willi diners. . Tl, I... comparable Uabjr Food. .Vntrr( to JtfulAtn' Milli' IWIDEMANN'S yt funs. UN.wmitNiP, vioiato GOAT MILK A Perflt t'fott attftfor In AT LEADING DRUGGISTS (J- 11 t,... . W I D EM A N N G Q AT ; M I L K CO. FOH EXCHANGE TO Tit AIHO Vor team, wagon and harness, 40 acre fnrm. Somo Im provements; creek, school. Kor particulars address Ilox 7S, Mali Tribune- 12 BUSINESS HlflECTOKY Austn Supplies LAHER AUTO SPRINQ CO. W are opornttng tho largest, oldest nnd best eipilpped plant In the Pa ciflo northwest. Use our springs when others fall. Sold under writ ton guarantee. 34 North Flftoenth St., Portland, Ore. Attorneys GEORGE A. CODDING Lawyer, Room 412, Garnott-Coroy Dldg., Medford, Ore. GEO. W. CHT3RTIY Attorney an Notary, Rooms 9-10, Jackaon Coun ty Bank Building, entrance N Central, Medford, Ore. PORTER ,T. NEFF Attorney at law rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. E. REAMES Lawyer. Gnraett Corey bldg. Collections COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We collected some accounts 14 yearf old. We know how to gel th money. The Bullock Mercantile tgeney. Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3.v llaa Ins' Bldg., 21(1 K. Main Bt lk'llllHls DR. T. T. SHAW Dentist. Over Dnn iols Clothing Store In rooniB for merly occupied by Dr. Jones. Phone 692-Y. DR. W. M. VAN SCOYOC DR. C. C. VAN SCCYOO Dentists Garnett Coroy Bldg., Suite 81t Medford, Oro. Phone 85B. Knglnoor nnd f'mit.nwtor FRED N. CUMMINKS Engineer nno contractor, 404 M. F. & II. Bldg Surveys, estimates, Irrigation drain age, orchard anil land Improvement (fin-lingo GARBAGE Get your premixet cleaned up for the summer. . Call on the city gnrbago wagons for good service. Phone 874-L. t Y. Allen. Iindi'tiction in .Music FRED ALTON HA1G1IT Teacher ot piano and harmony. Halght Mush Studio, 401 Garnett Coroy Bldg. Phone 72. lusur.'inco EARL S. TUMY General Insurance office, Flro, Automohllo, Accident, Liability, Plato Glims, Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent com pnuies, good local service. No. 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Medical MRS. GEO. .1ACKSON Vlnvl Ilonl. er. Phono 151Y, residence 90S Wiih. Main Street. Physicians and .Surgeons DR. CLARA Dl'NN, physician and StirgV'on. During past. I I years has given special attention to dis eases of nonien and children, and to disorders of the nervoim system. Office rooms ID and 11 Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. Phone 2HII. 35 DR. W. W. IrOWARD Osteopathic physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build lng, Phone 130. DR. J. J. KM MENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye ear, nose and throat. Eyes aclen tlflcnlly tested and glasses sup piled. Oculist, and Aurlst for 8. P R. It. Co. Offices M. F. ft II. Co bldg., opposlto P. O. Phone 667, Pl'lllfers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTINO CO., has the best equipped printing oflleo Is Southern Oregon; Book binding looso leaf ledgers, billing systems etc. Portland prices. 27 North Fir at. Transfer EADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO Office 42 Norlh Front at. Phone 815. Pilcei right. Uoivlce guar an teed. A RAW, SORE THROAT Eases Quickly When You Apply a Little Musterolo And Musterolc won't blister like the oid-fashioncd mustard plaster. Just spread it on with jour finpers. It pene trates to the sore spot with n gentle tingle, loosens the congestion and draws jut the soreness and pain. Musterolc is a clean, white ointment made with oil of mustard. It is line for nuick relief for sore throat, bronchitis, lonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neu ralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches o the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, cnlds on the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). nothing liKe Muslerole tor crot.py chil dren. Kcegjt handy, for instant use. Butter, fresh from our churn to your table. Made from carefully selected cream, gathered by us from the most sanitary dairies. Every pound guaranteed. Costs no moro for the best. Try it. Let us supply you with None Better JM ilk. Delivered at your door ' BUTTERMILK SKIM MILK SWEET CREAM VELVET ICE CREAM At The Dairy 322 Hast Main. Phone -IS! wood; Body fir wood by tier or cord. 12 Inch chunks, $2; lG-lnch, $2.50. Pacific Fuel Company, ynnl I", & E. It. It. & Mnlll St. Phono 5HI-R. Attention, Farmers MlODI'Xmi) JUNK COMPANY 31-33 N. Bartlott St. Pay Highest Prices for HIDES! Grocn hldos por lb 17o Dry hides, per lb. 26o Greon calf hides, per lb. 25o Dry calf t'.Jcs, per lb ...30o We lso Buy Sheep Pelts and Goat . Skins. New Barber Shop AL C. WHITE Expert Barber and grdidcr of safety razor blades, shears, knives, clippers nnd ordinary razors. Patronize homo industry. 17 N. Central Ave. Body WOOD Fir 12-Inch ...$2.25 16-Inch 2.75 MoreyWOODComp'y Phone 654-J. 37 North Fir St. IXTEiaitltA.V AUTOCAIt CO. TIME CARD. Leave Medford for Ashland, Talent and Phoenix dally, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. m., J :00, 2:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p, m. Also on Saturday at 10:15 p. m. Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and 2:00, 5:00 and 9:30 p. m. Leave Ashlind for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. in., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. tn. Also on Satur day nights at 6:30. Sundays leave Ashland at 9:00 a. m. and 1:00, 6:00 and 10:30 p. in. WESTON'S Camera Shop DAISY 203 E:st Main Street, Medford The Only Exclusive Coinnieivinl l'lintognipher. in Southern Oregon. Negatives Made nny time or place by appointment. TMn-molTT-J. We'll do the rest. E. D. WESTON, Prop, j