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TODAY S MARKETS MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, MTIDFORT). OKEfiOX, FRTDAY. RFPTEMBTCR 20. 19IS PAOE ..VIVE Portland Livestock . . PORTltAX'D, Sept.. 20. Cattle steady; receipts 340. Steers, prime 1 2 ' 1 a ; good to choice $1K12; medium to good $9,75 6 11; fair to medium $8.25 ft 9.25; common to fair $5.75 IT) 8.25; cows and heifers, choice $8 9; medium to good $5.76 7.25; fair to medium $4. 75 7.50; canners $34; bulls $5rj8; calves $9 12; stockers and feeders $C?i8. 'Hogs, very firm; receipts 892. Prime mixed $19. 50ft 19.75, a few sold at $19.80, top price; medium mixed $19 19.35;, rough heavies $181S.35; pigs $1017; bulk of . sales $19. 35 (?f 19.50, Sheep steady; receipts 327. Prime lambs $13.50i 14.50; fair to medium $11 12; yearlings $10 11; weth ers $910; ewes $6.50 8.50. Ilutter anil Kggs PORTLAND, Sept. 20. Butter firm. City creamery prints 59c; car tons 00c; buying price butter fat. (Portland, 02c; cube extras 40c; sec onds 52c; dairy 56c. EGGS Buying- price, rotten and tracked out, 49c; sclliii!; price, can dled, ,r)2o2o; selected cundled in cnrtoiiR, MfSoo. I'OULTIiY liens, Jr,Gi,27f. ; broil ers 27(B):ij)c: old roosters, Jlje; lurk, eys, 2cS(S30n; geese, 22c; ducks,' young, 3033oj old, 25c. ' Portland brain. ' WITEAT New crop; $2.20: barley, feed, $0; brewing-, $82; onls, $(i0.50 bid ; eorn, Xo. 3, yellow, .fun bid. MTLLSTOFFS Bran, $31; shorts, $33.; middlings, $33. HAY Buyinsr price, timothy, $33 (fi'.U; alfalfa, $30; grain, $27. ASHLAND AND VICINITY A Irinnfrulnr deal involving- subur bun and city properly and nn .nnto was iietfotinled by the Jlenver Realty company on Wednesday whereby Wclbom Heesoin, of Talent, secures nbout five acres a short distance southwest of that town, John Hosier Rets possession of a house and two lots on Ohio street in Ashland, and may remove from Talent to live here. The third party in the deal is O. C. Kolirke, who receives from Heeson n Ford car for his equity in the Ohio street property. The Ucd Cross has lately received from Mi's. Dcnlon, residim- on (Iranilc street, ten dollars, half or which is to he applied t t,e chapters general fund, and the remainder for the or ganization's canteen benefit. '.iMiss Anita Bernard will altend the' California State University at Berl;-. eley. Ivan Phipps an, I David Whit-' tie go to Corvallis to take up various lines of study and training. The Civic Improvement club meets on Tuesdav. Keiitenilm,. oi jliss Maude Ilallcy has purchased I "T"ly 01 ",e ".""crn "'""."P" Seplember 21, for work on the second degree. Levi Stewart, Civil frir Veteran and old time resident, whose face is famil iar here, utter long absence, is vis iting relatives in the Inlow fauiilv, having continued his trip to Ash- I land after attending the national j Grand Army Knoniniinient at Port j land. For some time (last lie has been j living in Salem. I II. O. l'urueker, former represen j tatiVe of the Metropolitan Life Tiisitr ; artce conipnnv in tliis territory, has joined the forces and is now chief storekeeper nt the Paget Sound na val headquarters at Iiremerton, asso ciated wMi his old pard, Warwick l.Vshei', who is assastant payaiaster. "Some give up sons voluntarily, and some give up certain food staples under compulsion, but those who com plain are the ones who are restricted in the prodigal use of flour and sugar' is a comparison as made be tween loyal parents and disgruntled food slackers. Relatives of Oarrell Slinkier have recently received word from him that be sailed from San Francisco, via the Panama canal on the supply ship North tend, on the way to New York, and from thence presumably to French porls. Attorney A. II. Davis has moved from the Hodgson realty offices in the Hotel Austin to first floor rooms in the Heaver block, corner of Haiti and First streets. The First Spiritual society will hold its annual meeting in the Temple of Truth, Wednesday, September 25. ' C. li. Watson and 1!. P. Cornelius are home from their summer employ ment in lumber mills of Klamath county. Additional local teachers with po sition in other towns, who have late ly taken up their school work, include Miss Pina Benedict, at Fugle Point: Mrs. C. C. Henderson. Whitehall; Mont.; M iss inilrcd Spenicr, Co quille; Miss .Mildred Million, Pine huisl; Miss Alda Ilerr, Bouverlon. Sinac idea of Hie Y. M. C. A. work accomplished in its war activities is gaiiied from Ashland boys in writing home from various scenes of. foreign service. One feature isa well equip ped international bureau, connected with the great triangle organization, which maintains forty interpreters for as many languages and associated dialects which are at the service of the army forces and Hie polyglot na tionalities with which they come in contact. One lone Chinaman, whom it is thought comes under requirements of military service, was enrolled here un der I lip recent draft registration. No sooner was the Frank .Ionian cozy bungalow made vacant then il was reoccupiud. On Thursday morn ing Bert Kippcy and family, including Ilia father, arrived here from Port land, and before noon were snugly housed in the comfortable Granite street residence through the efforts of Uie cliavcr Itealty company. Bert Oakmau, of Portland, new will be given in the court house, fol lowed by a fjasker dinner and social reunion in Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. Fred Hitchcock, residing on Third street, has returned home from a visit in Colorado, whither she went with her children earl- in July. the Acklih car and will continue the jitney service. Ilillah Temple of Mystic Shriners will hold a ceremonial in this city on Friday, November 1, the dale of a stated meeting of that order in the local enlendnr. This date has been irrevocably fixed, result of a change made in several preliminary an nouncements. O. Winter, in eompnnv wilh repre sentatives of the Vining family, nil expert hunters and fishermen, left on Thursday morning (his week for a week's incursion into the compara tively unknown fastnesses of Ihe up per Rogue river. II. C. fiuley is taking n belated vn eation in the way of a trip to Klam ath Falls, mingling pleasure with keeping an eye nut for the main chance: in regard to business matters. Mrs. J. W. McCoy entertained n eompnnv of ladies early in the week, complimentary lo Mrs. F. J. Shinn nnd daughter Allic, preliminary to their lcnving for nn extended visit niliid former home surroundings in the vicinity of Bellinghnm, Wash, The local Masonic lodge will hold a special meeting on Saturday evebing, of. America, succeeding J. W. Sim mons, whose presence here has been a familiar one, will visit this territory ere long and hustle for new member ship tinder the auspices of Mahogany camp No. Iir(i.r. Approximately 4,000 pads and oth er surgical dressings were turned out by Ashland lied Cross workers during the month of August in readiness to be shipped abroad. Sizes ranges from .'Ixfi to 21x20 inches. Mrs. A. J). Giuliani and Mrs. S. B. MoNair direct the activities of this special work. Miss Bertha F.liason, who is tcin pornrily filling a position with (he Southern Pacific in Portland, reports meeting several friends among the Ashland colonv residing tn the me tropolis, incluitliig Mrs. Bciihih Cald well Norman, and Mrs. Flossie Wow- en Sinnotf, the bitter of whom is a sister of Mrs. George F. Walton, of Klamath Falls, and was an employe of the Wells Fargo offifce when the Walton family resided here. The date of the Pioneer reunion, the meeting of which was lortnerlv set for September 12, has been definitely fixed for Thursday, October 3, at Jacksonville. The formal program COURT HOUSE REPORT Hnrft-tj hT ijutfcuon County Ab tr4i cj, auih and Ok Girt) Ate. Lift Off Corns! "Freezone" is Magic! , Lift any Com or Callus rigm on wun ungers ino pain! R f Pt imi 7 Drop a littlo Froczono on an aching corn, Instantly that eorn stops had ing, then you lift it right out. It doesn't hurt one bit. Yes, angle! JVby wait? Your dtugiit mill a tiny bottle of Frecinnc for a few cents, sufficient to rid your feet of every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between tho torn, and csllusrs; without r. -o Mor Irritation. Try It! Ne. humbug. Circuit Court C. P. Howell et all vs. IlehJ. C. Sheldon et al, to foreclose mortgage. J. II. Xeustudt vs. Sterling Can- et al. Order, motion, motion, demurrer. Pacific Slut. Life las. Co., vs. Page and Campbell, Order; receiver's re port. Olto .Michel vs. F. J.Bergcr. Order. F. W. gofers vs. C. It. "liny et al. Default; decree. Jlnggic 10. Gray vs. Itichard W. Xlray. Action for divorce. Harriet X Henry vs. W. 11. Harris. Certificate of attachment. John Dennoy et al vs. Geo. W. Wolff. Action for money. W. D. Thompson vs. It. J.' Miller. Action for money. Spauldlng Mfg. Co. to 11. II. Tort, assignment of Judgment. 4 L. C. 4.1. twp. 37, II. 2.. 1.00 Margaret E. Taylor to Elltn beth A. Slmervllle, et vlr. SE. of SE. of sec. 1, XE. of NE. of sec. 12, 1-8 Int. In ' William and Whulen Irri gation ditch and water right, all in twp. 35, 4 W.... 4000. 00 George B. Dean et ux. to P. M. Janney, land In D. L. C. 43, twp. 37, It. 2 W 1.00 Isabella naruard, et vlr. to Isabella Barnard, guardian land in Jackson county, Oregon 10.00 Probate 'Court . Estate of .lames I. Fredcnburg, 2il semi-annual report. Estate of I,ovi W. Rogers. Bond of guardian. 'Heal Estate Transfers William Xf. Stephens et ux. to Henry Stork, all of blk. 24, Dekunis Amended Add. to Gold Hill $800.00 Ralph L. Darling et ux. to George F. Vose, all of lots 5, 0, blk. 13, lots 6. 7. 8. 0. blk. 25; lots 1, 2, blk. 2(i, Gold Hill 1.00 Medford Lodge Xo. S3 Inde pendent Order of Odd Fel- ' lows to E. I). Elwood, nil of lot 3, blk. 30, Odd Fel lows Cemetery, Medford, Oregon 45.00 Gus Newbury, et ux. to Tay lor M. Rowden MV. of SW. the S!4 of , SW". or sec. 21. lots 5, 6 In sec. 2S, twp. 38. R. 3 W 1.00 Ralph G. Jennings to Elmer Hoefs, lot 5, blk. 23 of Butte Falls 200.25 23C5 from 2205 Hog. Titlo to I.nrin R. Bingham, all blk. 19 or Oakdalo Park add. to Modt'ord P. M. Janney. r.i ux. to Gen. B. Dean et ux., land la D. Men WefcoHia Mother's Friend A Duty that Every Man Owsi to Tho&o who Perpetuate the Race, . It Is Just as Important that men aboulti know of proper methods In advance of motb ertiood- Suffering, pain and distress Inci dent to childbirth can bo avoided by having at nana a' bottle or too time-honored prepa ration, Mother's Friend. .This Is a pene tratlng citcrnnl application' that relieves tlit tension upon tlio aiuflclc and enables tlieir to expand without paluful strala upon the ligaments and nerves. . Thousands of women for over half a cen tury wliu hnve iwed Mother's Friend tell bow they entirely avoided nervous spelb and nausea and preserved n bright, happy ribirroitlon that n-llects wonderfully upon th( cbaractrr and disposition of tbe little om Hm to open Its eyes in bewilderment at thf juy of liis arrival. By rerailar use of Mother's Friend diirlm tho period the muscles are. made ar.d kep' Ellable and clasHe. Tbey expand easier wliei aby arrives, and palu aud danger at the crisli Is naturally less. You cm obnla Mother's Frlei.J at on) drug store, it Is for external uso only, b nlisolnt.-ly safe and wnitderrttlly effective Write to the Uradlleld Regulator Co., I.nmnr Hide., Atlanta, n.i., for 4helr val unble and instructive "Mnlberhood IJuok" 01 guidance for expectant mntlirrs, and remem licr to set a IkUUo of Motlicr's KHcml at tlu rtnirgist's today. It Is the greatest kln: in ncic ui nature- in luo glorious woru to u performed. .Summons In the Circuit Court of the State or Oregon for Jackson County. Bessie Mackcnsen, Plaintirr, vs. Albert .Mackensen, Defendant. To the above-named Defendant: IX THE NAME OK THE STATE OP OREGON', you are hereby re quired to appear In tho above entilled court and cause and answer the com plaint or plaintiff on file therein against you. within six (li) weeks artcr the dnto or the first publication of this summons, or within six woeks after the personal service thereof upon you within tho State of Oregon; said period pf six 1(11 wreekn being the time rixcd by K. M. Calk Ins, .liulgo or the nwive named court In his Order directing service o.' summons by publication, which order bears date September Bill, litis, within which you flinll so appear nnd answer or bo ndjudged In default therein. You will rurthnr take notice, that If you frill to ho appear and answer nld complaint within the.tlnie aforo fald, plaintirr will apply to the court for tho relief demanded In said com plaint, a riatement of which Is as follows, to-wlt: For a decree or the court dissolving the bonds of matri mony existing between plaintiff and drrend.mt, and divorcing plaintirr rrom defendant absolutely, together with such other anil further relief ns to the roitrt may seem Just and on tilt able. Dale of firt publication Is Sept. (1 C. M. THOMAS, Attorney for l'lalutlfi. LEMON JUICE TAKES OFF TAN Girls! Make bleaching lotion if skin is sunburned, tanned or freckled- Squeeze tho juico of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard whlto, shako well, and you have a quarter pint of tho best freckle and tan lotion, and complex ion beautifier, at very, very small cost. Your grocor has the lemons and any drug store oj toilet counter will supply three ounces of ofchnrd white for a few cents. Massage this sweet ly fragrant lotloli Into the face, neck. arms and hands each day and see how frecklos and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and white the skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless. I Adv. Xotlco of Klection Under and pursuant to Chapter 357 of the General Iaws of Oregon for 1917, and In accordance with an order of the Board of Directors of the Medford Irrigation District, a corporation duly organized aad exist ing under and pursuant to the above mentioned Statute, duly made and entered on the minutes of said Board, on tho 2th day of August, 1918, the Hoard of Directors of tho said Med ford irrisatlon District, hereby gives notice that.nn election is hereby called to be held oa the 2Sth day of September. 1918, 'between tho hours of eight o'clock a. m. and fivo o'clock p. m. of that day, for tho purposo of determining whether bonds of the Medford Irrigation District to the amount of $l,a00,000 shall be issued for the purpose of constructing and Installing irrigation works for tho District, and to provide for payment of first year's Interest to accrue on said bonds, a purpose necessary for carrying out the. objects for which said District was formed, as well as for carrying out tho provisions of said Act. i The bonds to bo issued shall bo numbered consecutively commencing with Number One, nnd following in numerical order. ' They shall mature serially in aanunl amounts so as to be approximately equal principal and Interest, (beginning five years after the date of issue and continuing up to and including forty- years there after. Said bonds shall be negotiable In form and payable In Gold Coin of tho United States or ;.-e present stall dard of weight and, rineness, or in Its equivalent. Said bonds shall bear Interest at a rate not to exceed Sixlb) per cent, per annum, payable senil annually on the first day of January anil-July or each year, tho principal and Interest payable at the places to be designated respectively In the UUHUB H1IT1 CUllU!l. OUIU IMJHUU Hllilll be each; of tho denomination of not less than Ono Hundred Dollars nor raoro tean ono lnnutand Dollurs, shall bd signed by the President and Secretary, tho seal of tho Board or Directors shall 1)3 affixed thereto nnd each 'bond shall bear on the back thereof the registration certificate ot the County Treasurer who shall sign as County Treasurer and as ex-Ofricio Treasurer of the District. Coupons ror Interest r hall ho attached to each bond and shall be signed with the engraved facsimile signature of the Secretary. The Board of Directors of the Med ford Irrigation llntriot has divided said District Into three precincts or divisions known as f'reclnct Xo. 1, I'rccinct i.No. 2 nnd I'rnclnct No. 3, which sold Pioclncts are hereby de scribed as follows, namely; Precinct Xo. 1 That portion of tho Medford Irri gation District lying East ot Boar Creek and North of tho Xorlh lino or Section !l nnd 10, township .'IS South. Range 1 West or tho Willam ette .Meridian. Precinct o. 2 That portion of the Medford Irri gation District lylnn West of Bear ( reek and South of the South lino of Sections 25, 2C, 27. 2S nllil 29 Township 37 South, Range 2 West ol tho Willamette Meridian, and South or the corporate limits of the City ol Medford, Including that portion or the District lying East of Bear Creek and South or the North lino or Sec tions 9 and 10, Township 3S South, Rnneo 1 West of the Willamette Meridian. Precinct Xo. :i That portion of tho Medford Irri gation District lying Ht or Bear Crook and tho corporate limits of the cjly or Medrord, and 'N'orlh or Hie South lino or Sections 2.1, 211, 27, 2K and 29, Township 37 South, Range 2 West W. M. Said election shall bo held within and tor the above doHcrlbod District, at the polling places which nro hero Inafier doMiinaiod, that r. lo say: Product o, : Residence on pro perly ot W. II. Brown on Ensle Point Road, outside City of Medford. In Section 19, Township 37 South, Range 1 W. W. M. Precliiit No. 2: Residence on pro perty or D. It. Dill, King's lll'thwny, In Section 'I !!, Township 37 South, Range 2 W. W. M. Precinct No. :i: Oak Grove S hool houi e on .Im ksonvllle Road. Seel Ion 20, Township 37 South, Itanzo 2 W. W. M. The electors of tali! propo :rd In I uuliuu Dittricl are IturuDy ruijuii cd to cast ballots which shall contain the words "Bonds Yes." "Bonds Xo." . Those in favor of said bonds shall vote "Boads-Yes", and those opposed to issuing said bonds shall vote Bonds Xo." IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Board of Directors of tho Medrord Irrigation District has caused this notice to be slgaed, sealed and Issued at Medford, la tho County of Jackson and State of Oregon, this 29th day of August, 191S. (Cornorate Seal) BOARD OE DIRECTORS OF MEDl'Oltl) IRRIGATION"! DISTRICT; By I.EOXARD CARPENTER, Presldeat. E. G. COLEMAN, Director. W. A. EOI.GER, Director. Attest: E. M. Wilson, Socrotnry. FOIt REST APARTMENTS. FOR REXT One completely fur nished apartment. Hotel Holland.1 FOR RENT M1SUF.LL.VNEOC8. HIUiP WANTED Male and Feninle. WANTED School children Snturdiiv to pick prunes ono mllo from town. Young's Prune Dryer, phone 7-F4. 154 WANTED Prune pickers; families prererred. 12c per box. Phone S09-R. 155 HELP WANTED FKMAliE WAXTED Experienced lady stenog rapher. One with snmo bookkeep ing experience preferred, hut not necessary. Good salary to right party. . Big Pines Lumber Com WAXTED A good girl to heln with general housework at County Farm. Call or Phono 1-F15. IBS WANTED Girl to wait on table and assist with housework; references reoulred. Mrs. Frank Owen, phone 741. . 152" WAXTED Women and girls for peeling tomatoes at Cannery. Phone 05. WAXTED Woman cook for all win ter, for a man and throe children. Write Box 53, R. F. D. 3, Medford. 154 HELP WANTEI MAtiH. WANTED Two or threo small boys. not In school, to sell the Evening Telegram, 8 cents profit on every sale. Phone 520. 122 Xorth Ivy. 154 WAXTED Men lo work in prune uryer. Phone 7-F4. 158 WANTED Man to drive truck. Mlravista Orchard. Phono 597-.I3. WANTED Men at Crater Lake. Court Hall. H,c WA'.NTED Miners, $4.00 per day! lubnrern JH.50 per day, olghl hours, bonrd $1.00. Sixlooa mllos on auto slago from Cottage Grove. Black Butto IJiilrksllver Mlue. Black Butte, Oregon. 155 WANTED Man for orchard work and chores. Permanent. Box J9 Mali Tribune WAXTED Will pay for all around dnlry hand $00 a month and board. C. P. Coleman, Lakeside, Oregon. 155 WANTED At once, a msssenger boy for the Western Union. Apply at office. - WANTED SITUATION. W ANTED Stendy work on Satur days by Iwo high school boys. Ap ply 614 south urape. ... 155 WAiNTEl Woman with Butnll Wrl wants position ns housekeeper. Apply to l'oderal Employment Agency. 154 DIG FAMILY WASH WANTED I do a tnbful of clothes In firtoen or twenty minutes. Very carelul. Xo danger of tearing your linens. will do your whole week's wnsh for less than five cents. All wash ing dono in your home. Send for mo on trial. Thor Washer, phone DO. 172 WA.NTKIt MihckMjANKOCS WANTED To rent a small furnished house, close In. Xo children. Ad- dross Box I2K, Gold Hill, Ore. 154 WANTED Typewriter desk. Holmes 'ihe lijsuruaco Man. WANTED Anyone desiring to con tract packing, sorl lug, making, labeling and lidding apples. Reas onable prices. Sco G. W. Llebmun. contractor, 227 South Oalidale, Modtord. Oro. 15 7 WANTED To buy a Ford car In rirst-class condition. J. W. Mnc- donald, Hotel Holland. 15 1 WANTED Hand hay South Oak street. 421 151 WANTED Sell yout cream to the Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point, Ore., whero tbe tests and cash counts. WANTED Houses to move, build, repair or wreck. Phone 488-M 01 48R-X. WANTED R. II. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, J.nlg moots, escrow contracts, otc., and makes short time loans on any old thing. HOIt RKNI flOUHKH. FOR RENT Furnished hunimlow. close in. flv3 rooms, gas range l.Vo children. Phone 9i7-L. 342 'North Ivy, FOR RENT Two brick rooming houses on West Main street of will change for ofrice rooms two seven room dwelling houses on paved street. John F. White, phone 4 4 9-.M. FO IlKNT I TRMHiU'.D ItOOUl FOR ItKNT- tral. Rooms:, 3 Xorlh Con-101 FOR REXT Store building with good show wladows. Best location In city. Opposite Jackson County Bank. Rent reasonable. Apply evenings at 301 South Central avenue. . ... FOR REXT Cheap, 100 liere farm In Sams Vallev. Address rox IS). Mall Tribune or phone 257-X. 157 FOR REXT Farm, grain or stock. irrigation for part. Inquire (is. 433 South Fir street. 154 FOIt RENT 160-ncro farm, 40 al falfa, balance grain land, router to buy horses and tools; cash rent. Chii3. Gilchrist, Sams Valley, Ore. MB4 POll SALE RK.aiy KSTATK. 'OR SALE .Modern homo on extra largo tree soil lot, half block from paving. , Everything in first-class condition. Will also sell household goods and yenr's supply of fuel if desired. Phono 102-x. FOUND. FOUND Yule lock key. Finder can - get same at this office by paying for (Ills notice. , 154 FOR EXCHANGE. FOR TRADE 40 "acres of land for car or Medford property. Phone 381-W, 400 Apple street. 156 TAKEN 17P. TAKEN UP Spotted sow. Owner may have same by proving property and paying charges. Phone 19-F21. 105 TAKEN IN Two milk cows and one . bull calf. Owner can claim by de scribing stock and paying charges. Phono 07-J2. BOBrVEKS !IRiec?VOH Mining Iftporta. FOR RENT rSix-room modern bun galow in first-class shape. Range connected. Garage. Phone 4SS-X. 15S FOR SALE 20 acres of timber land. six miles from Medford. EaBy ac cess. Phone 857-J. 167 FOIt SALE Four-room bungalow In Untie Falls and threo lots. Apply Mrs. Emma Jnmos, Butte Falls. 154 FOR SALE $1 50.00, ,ranch work team, aoout 121111 111s. Also noiiuie surrey. 8cudder Ac Konly. Phone 611-J3. 157" FOR SAI.F, LIVESTOCK . FOR SALE Two Shropshire bucks. Write or phone Ralnh Billings. Ashland. Phone 27 1-L. 158 FOR SALE Weanef. pigs: team. plow, and disc harrow. Phone 408-113. 154 TOR SALE Four fine grndo Cots wold bucks; prico ' reasonable. Arthur B. Myers, Roguo River, Oregon, phone 13-L. 158 FOR SALE Hack, horses and mules. Paul Anderson, Jacksonville. 150 FOR SALE Good Jersoy milch cow. Write or phone .1. T. Sawyer, Tal ent, Ore. ' 101 FOR SALE 300 head breeding ewes; also 1000 acres land for sale or lease. Brown & White, 10 South Fir street. FOR SALE Three burros, with sad dles, $50.00, if taken quickly. 1103 Niantlc. 101 FOR 8ALK MlH(TKI,liANEOU. FOIt SALE Ono hundred bushels first-class seed wheat. Ono mile wost or Phoenix. A. Jl. Calhoun, Route 4, Medford, Oregon. 154 FOR SALE Gasoline engine, pipes, plow, harrow, hot house windows, stoves and furniture. Inquire 1013 West Muln street. 158 FOR SALE Household goods, fruit jars, saddle, wagon, lank for oil or water, stoves. W. It. Stokes, phone 408-Jt. 158 FOR SALE At a bargain, my law library and orriro fixtures; my residence property nnd household furniture. Charles Prim, Jackson ville. I5S 'Oil SALE Gasoline engine nnd farm implements. .1. W. Wake field. 155 FOR RALE Rambler bicycle; good as new. Going to war. Call 009-.I. FOR SALE One Ford touring car, 1914 model, newly overhauled with extra tires and Inner tubes, $1100 cash. Apply Medford Junk Co., phono 283-J. FOR SALE Practically brand new Ford car. Phone 374. G. E. Plorco. 155 "OR SALE Birds, choap, good sing ers. Phono 5S0-M. 157" FOR SALE 50 tons good grain hay. E. E. Reames, Phoenix. Phone 17-F5. 157 FOR SALE Sweetwater grapes 1c per lb., Mission grapes 2c per Hi.. Tokay 4c per Hi. At the Geary Orchard. 154 FOR SALE Car load of plno lumber nt low price. Trulchlor-Peirson Co. 155 FOR SALE (flood two-seated hack; ono five-Ion Irult wagon with ruck Phono 4IIS-R1. " FOR SALE Tank lor dipping hogs; set ot light team harness; wheat straw. G. W. Dewey, Talent. 154 FOR 'SALE flood paying business nnd Ovorlnnd car. 30 Xorlh River side avenue. 155 FOR SALE Ford; also 10 weeks Jersey heller calf. 854 East Ninth street. 157 FOIt SALE 'Barley straw. Phone B34-X. FOIt SALE Ford louring car, elec tric, starter and Wlllard battery. Bargain. Power Auto Co. FOR SALE Body For FortfTv4-ton truck, cheap. Ituss Mill. FOR RALE Ford truck, Smith at tachment. L. B. Brown. MONTrt TO M)AI. TO LOAN $ 1 1100. no to loan on flral mortgage. .1. W. Wakefield. 155' MONET TO LOAN on itoo roal estate socurlty, nnd will buy Lib erty nonds. J. B. Andrews, No. 31 North Grape. Phone 647.J. tf LOMt. LOST tlrny horr.e, wide enf on rlnht leg above the knee( weight 900 lbs., 50 -font rone drugging. Brand ed 1117 on shoulder. Emll Rn ueuau, Jucksuuville, 155 CAMPBELL it LILJEORAN mines promltlng association; mining properties listed for sale, sampled and reports rendered. Office and assay laboratory at 107 North Fir St., opposlto Hotel Holland. Sam ples by mall given prompt atten tion. Attorneys. WM, M. COLVIO Attorney-at-lBW, Medford National Bank Bldg. ' PORTER J. NEFF, AttornT-Hw. rooms 8 and 9, Medford NstlonsJ Bank Bulldlm. A. E. Reames, Lawyer. Harnett Corey Banding. Anto Supplies. LARKR AUTO BPRINQ CO. Wt are operating the largest, eldest and best-equipped plant In the Pa el fie northwest. Use our eprlnp when others tall. Sold ander writ ten guarantee. S4 North FltteeaU St., Portland, Oregon. Chtishnge GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned np for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagens (01 god, service. Phone 161-Y. t T. Allen. Expert Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wit son, C. P. A. Ask about our new and simplified method of account- . tng. Particularly valuable to an) business as a tlme-Baver glrlnl full business detail. M. F. ft H. . Bldg., Medford. Phone 167-R. Instruction tn Muulc FRED ALTON HAIQHT Teacher et piano and harmony. Height Must Btudlo, 401 Qarnett-Oorey Bids Phone 73. Insurance. aLICB HOLLOWAT ITlre, Accident, Automobile, Liability policies writ ten with best English and Eastern Companies. Office 0S Garnett- Coroy Bldg. -..), EARL S. TUMY General Insurance office. Fire, Automobile, Accident, Liability, Plate Glass, Hay or Gralu In field or barn; also Live stock. Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent companies, good local service. No. 210 Garnott-Corey Bldg., L, L. Cathcart, Manager, Planing Mill. THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184. . Physicians ana B "eoaa. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic physician. 803 C matt-Corey build, lng. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician aa6 surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear. nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sun piled. Oculist and Aurlst tor a P. R, K. Co. Offices ii. F. ft H. Oa Bldg. Phone 667. . , DR. F. G. CARLOW DR. EVA MAloo CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN'S 110-417 Ournett-Coroy Bldg. Phono 904-L. Residence 20 8. Laurel Street Veterinary Surgeon. DR. CH AS. M. ANDERSON Ash land, Oregon, Veterinary Surgeon. Cattle specialist. Hospital phone 59; rosldenco phone 208-R. . 14(1 Printers and raunshera. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. haa the best equipped printing office ia Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leer ledgers, billing system!, etc Portland prices. 17 Nona Kir 8L Vranste, 1AI)S TRANSFER ft STORAGE- CO. Office 42 North Front 8t Phone 1 15. Prices right. Sarrloe guaranteed A Good Buy 1 1 acres of good soli, seven acres leveled, and five acres undor Irriga tion, a good new five-room bungalow, a good well of water, some good fruit treos. Tho plure adjoining and Iden tical with ibis 11 acres, as regards tho soli, etc., Is hold at $5000.00. This district maintains a free taxi service for school children, deliver ing them In Medford ench mornlns and returning Ihcm homo ench day of tho school year. This place can bo bought today for $1900.00. Brown & White 10 South Fir Slreut. 1
