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Newspaper Page TextMEDFQTtn MA.TL TRTBUNE, MEDFORD. ORKOOX. WEDNESDAY, fcEPTEMHETi 2'), IMS AMSTERDAM, Tucsduv, Sept. 24. Crown Prince Charles of liunia pia lias Keen punished by his rather, lis commander in chief of I lie army, with close confinement for 75. days for "transgression of military regula tions," neeorjin;,- to an offieial tcle jrriun from dnssy by way of Merlin. The crown prince begun -Ink sentence yesterday. x, , "The validity of (lie actions which led to his arrest will he investigated and -such measures as are required by the interest of the country and the dynasty will be taken," the dis p.itch adds. I.OXDOX, Tuesday, Sent. 24 Re ports have been received hero of the j arrest ot I rown Prince Charles of Rumania. It is believed here the crown prince is being disciplined be cause, according to a report, he went io Odessa about September l.'i, and without the sanction of the king, married Miss Zyzis Lumhrino, a liu manian who has no claims of royal blood. TODAY'S MARKETS Portfolio Livestock PORTLAND, Sept. 25. Cattle steady; receipts 158. Steers, prime $12 & 13.23; good to choice $11i 12; medium to good $9.7511; fair to medium '$8.25fj'9.25; common to fair $5.75 8.25; cows and heifers, choice $8 0.25; medium to good $5.75 7.23; fair to medium $4.75 (0 5.75; canners $384; bulls $5fi S; calves $9(ffil2; stackers and feeders i$08. Hogs steady; receipts 400. Prime , mixed $19. 50 19.75; medium mix ed $19 (& 19.33 ; rough heavies $18& 18.35; pigs $16(5 17; bulk of sales . $19.35 19.50. Sheep lower; re ceipts 230. Prime lambs $12.50'(& fair to medium $1 1 Ti 12; year nings $10J11;. wethers $9& 10; ewes $0.50 9. Butter and Eggs PORTLAND, Sept. 23. Ilutter firm, city creamery prints, extras, box lots 61 cents; cartons, box lots, ;62 cents; half boxes half cent more; legs. than half boxes one 'cent more. Buying prlco butter fat, Portland, : 65 cents; cube extras 53 cents; sec onds uj cents; dairy 30 cents. EGGS Buying price, handled, cracks and rots out, 4Rc; selling price, candled, 51 S 52c; in cartons, 54(a 55c. HEN'S 2627c; springers, 276 30c; old roosters, 15c; turkeys, geese nominal; ducks, old, 23c; young, 30 .33c. . Portland Grain "Will EAT $2.20 basis; barley, none; oats, $00.50 bid; corn, No. 3. yellow, $G7.50 bid. 'MILL, STL'FKS Mill run f. o. '). mill, earlots, $29.65; mixed cars. $30.15; leBS than carlots, $30.05. TIMOTHY $;:0S34; alfalfa, $27.50; grain, $26. the postofflce force, returned home early In the wcok from a three weeks visit at Klamath Falls and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Strang of Mod ford also Olivia Peterson and Amelia Chrlstoffersen of San Rafael, were among other visitors at tho meeting of the Eastern Star chapter on Mon day evening. The particular guest of honor was Mrs. Mabel Settlemier, grand worthy matron of the order who Is visiting tho several chapters In Jackson county. At these visita tions routine work Is combined with social reunion features In just the right proportion to make the event a notably pleasant one. Mcirn-,1 Jacksonville and Central Point will also be visited by .Mrs. Settlemier this week. The Yellow Domon car, now head ed this way on a tour boosting the Liberty bond sales, fourth scries, will he met on Thursday, In the vicinity of KlngKbury Springs, by a lino of local autos which will escort the vis iting machine into town from Klam ath Falls. Music and speeches will be the order of the afternoon ana evening hero, tho tho Demon Itself will proceed to Medford, after a scheduled stop hore, to whoop up tilings in that locality. The auto escort will be an Imposing one, and many cars are needed to augment tho motor procession. The publicity committee of the bond sales move ment will call upon car owners to fall In line, and let there bo a hearty response. In tho meantime Homer Elhart, chairman of the committee, will furnish details as to plan and scope of the big demonstration. Sec him early. The Wednesday afternoon clnli held its Initial meeting of the fall and winter scries on Sept. 23. Tho the gatherings are of an eminently social nature, industrial activities are not overlooked, and a schedule of work in behalf of the war's demands has been systematically arranged for the autumn and winter period. Mrs. Janet Williamson, wife of II. W. Williamson, died on Monday, at the family home on church street, aged S3 years. The deceased was a native of tho Shetland Isles, off the coast of Scotland, and had been a resident of this vicinity for nearly ten years. Besides her husband she leaves several children, one of whom is the wife of William Lindsay. Fun oral services will be held on Thurs day, presumably at tho Presbyterian church of which she was a devout member. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. McClure or Bend, are visiting Mrs. McClure's parents, .Mr. and .Mrs. 11. P. Holmes Sam McNalr, of McN'alr Bros, well known pharmacy, leaves within TAOE ..FIVE tho clerks of registration In conncc Hon with Liberty bond sales as re tailed at the booth In the postofflce precinct. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Roblson have returned from San Francisco, firm in the conviction that Ashland beats the bigger cities as a place for permanent residence. Invltutions to attend a chicken pie supper, given under Red Cross aus plcas at Phoenix, Wednesday ovonlng this week, are current here. The din ing event will be held in the Wood man hall. Myra Gunter and Edith Moody are two morp of Ashland teachers who have gone to San. Jose, Cal., to enter the course of normal school training. ASHLAND AM VICINITY The management of the Red Cross canteen service, representing the Ashland unit of the Jackson county organization, writes to cordially thnnk the people of Medford, Phoe nix and Talent for the generous man ner In which they have responded to the request for fruits for the soldier boys who are dally passing thru this division terminal. .Many baskets or peaches, plums and pears have glad dened the hearts ot hundreds or travel-weary soldier lads during the past few days. If donors realized , liow much this fruit means to these ' boys just from the army cantonments they would feel more than repaid. In many cases these gifts have hecn Personally unsolicited, a circum stance which entitles the donors to credit In a greater measure for their large-hmrlcd goneroslty. Jellies, marmalades and other delicacies have also been forthcoming to a Urn 's ltcd extent, and more of these would )e greatly appreciated, Inasmuch as during the approach of tho sombre winter season these little domestic comforts are Indeed a treat, and are a reminder to the boys or the home goodies which thny have exchanged for tho fixed ration which is the un varying accompaniment of camp and field routine. The canteen at the depot Is open from 4 to 0 p. m.. and its phone number Is 159. Visitors welcome. Ring 'em up! Walter Bass, former well known Ashland boy, was among a troop de tachment whi -h went touth the other day from Canip Lewis, greeting friends nt the depot. Ho is now a second lieutenant In the service. .Mrs. Emll Pell, accompanied by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ap- plegate, and .Miss Lydia Mil'all of few days for a month's vacation at Kansas City, whither his wife went soinotime since. -Mr. and .Mrs. L. F. Engle, after an extended visit with relatives In the family of A. L. Irwin, leave this week for their home at Soquel, Cal. District Superintendent Van Fos sen and Hcv. C. A. Edwards, local pastor, have gone to Portland to at tend the Oregon Methodist confer ence. At n recent meeting of the local official hoard that body. In re sponse to a general desire, sot the wheels in motion for the return of Mr. Edwards to this locality, a move ment which will be "carried by overwhelming majority. His "recall" will be on the grounds ot merit, and tho rinancial recompense will be In the neighborhood of $KiOO for the forthcoming year, with a comfortable parsonage found. Tho first arrest In this vicinity for seditious talk was in the case of Charles Klein, of Swiss-German ante cedents, who claims to be naturallz ed. County authorities are investi gating phases of this case prclimin arv to referring tho matter to ted oral Jurisdiction officials. In addition to six "polling places' lo accommodate Liberty loan pur chasers, three others have been des ignated In the depot section to faell itate tho reglMration of railroad cm ployc Investors. John A. Mct'all, deputy postmaster at Klamath Kalis, is passing a por tion of his vacation visiting relatives In this vicinity. Win Whllllps, for awhllo on fur lough hero with tho home folks hopes of an assignment soon In nc the service. He was one of the orig inal boys who went to Fort Stevens, and is now at Camp Lewis as "top cutter" in a machine gun squad There are rumors that something may lie doing In his behalf afbng the Ides of November. E. Davidson Is a newcomer who has lately occupied the premises ut 12 s Nob Hill with his family. Ho Is A shipwright by occupation, has trav eled extensively In reeking an Ideal lo.allty on account of health consld orations, consequently conies lo sou them Oregon. The naval recruiting office Is rath er quiet these bond registration days, but the good old battleship Pennsyl vania. in replica. Is stlli anchored In the otfing of the enlistment hend quarters, the handiwork of Master Russell Frost. 11 years old. Mrs. Mary Woods, residing on l a rol street. Is receiving a visit from her daughter, Mrs. Bessie Woods Hurkc, of Alameda, Cal., who Is nc cornpanb'd by her oung son, W. A. Turner returned home from Iowa Just In time to serve as one of! ... . ,,, ... ... ,. I mu-iu.v miii pm.- a villi IvUII .lllltoer Wednesday evening .September i"). Everybody is ilsked to come nml bring their family and friends. There will be an abundance of good things to eat, also ice cream. Supper begins .it ti p. in. Price .30 cents for udults ami 2.") cents for children. nont Iorget tne cliicKcn supper by tho lied Cross ladies at I'hocnix Wednesday evening. Never before has there been such ideal weather for the production of the mushroom tuul many of the val ley people lire enjoying this delicacy to the fullest extent. C. Carey is for tunate enough to have a natural bed of untisunly large ones, and bus been treating some of his friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Anderson of North Eden were .Medford shoppers on Saturday. i .Mr. and .Mrs. Firestone of Talent I were trading in Medford Saturday. ! Miss Meda llolev, u niece of Mrs. ,. ,. ,. , , , -, , ir. Lilly Blackwood, left Phoenix hist Mrs. Max oat and children lett ... ,. .. .,, , , ... -week lilt S.ot-Nlnn iiii.l Sun lp,m- ciseo, Calif., where she expects to spend the winter ics to be a very instructive nnd in Icresling program for the coiniug year. ; These nrc now in the hands of the printers mul will he ready for distribution soon. lor their home ut The Halls last week nl'ter, spending the summer months itli relatives living here. Miss Mildred. Thompson arrived nun Portland Sunday and is visiting er sister, Mrs. Charles Niimun. Miss l.acile Prim left for Portland nst week for a short visit with her sister, Mrs. A. I. Eckelson prior to her return to Tucson, Ariz. Miss Anne McCormiok met with a few .Jacksonville ladies at the home of Mrs. 0. W. Ager last Monday to arrange for her work here this win ter. .Mrs. Kate Copple has been visiting rtdatives on Applegate. Miss Mary Ilagshaw has returned from an extended trip to lloquiam and other Washington cities. Miss Louise Jones has resigned her position as chief operator in the telephone office, with which com pany she lias been coneetcd for the past 12 years, and expects to lenve for Sun Francisco. The Salvation Army drive was con- lucted here last Wednesday by Lewis I'lrieli and the following assistants: Mcsdauies Luv, Abbott and Gardner, !ind Misses ISritt, Linn and Alice llocf. The quota was oversubscrib ed. The Jacksonville canning team was success ul at the district lair held in Medford lust week and lett for Salem Tuesday morning to at tend the state fair. The team was onniposed of Misses Ruth Ager, lter- nice Ileler and Until Fienmiing, with Mrs. Oscar Lewis as instructor. Mrs. M. II. Kounlrcc accompanied by Miss Alta Walsh arrived here from Pacific lleacb, Wash., last Thursday. number of Jacksonville people went- to Medlord Monday morning to view the war trophies. erne Whipp, a former Jacksonville hoy, was willi the train. Charles Abbott ;tnd Valentine Sing- ler have applied for admission Into the O. A. C. student training camp. School opened last Monday with the fiilhiwing corps of teachers: (1. ". (iodward, principal; Mr. and Mrs. ''en-ill, Mrs. Daisy Lewis nnd Miss Maud l'.iphollz. Mr. and .Mrs. Plain Khun and laughter of Medford, spent Sunday with Jacksonville friends. Several .Phoenix people have re turned from their fall hunting trip with varied success, among whom arc Fred Fnrrv, Mr. i.ockwood, W. S. Slaticliff, L'loyd and Louie Colvcr. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Stephen of North Talent have gone to the liogue River hatchery 4"or a weeks' outing, fishing and hunting. Horn; to Mr. and Mrs, Owen Cot- teral, September l(i, ut the home of Mrs. Cottcral's sister, Mrs. S. Steph en ts, in North Talent, a line bov. Real Estuto Transfers John A. Hcmstrect to W. P. McHrido, land In 1). L. C. 60, twp. 37, R. 2 W 10.00 Bntto Falls Lbr. Co. to Merle J. Brainurd, lot 7, blk. 6, Butte Falls 10.00 Ida 41. Morse et vlr. to B. F. Edmondson, SE. of N'E. of SW., XE. or, SE. of SW., NW. of SW. of SE., SW. of XW. of SE. of sec. 34, twp. 33. R 3 E 1200.00 Charles Prim to Georgo M. Crawford et ux., N'W. or N'W. of sec. 35, twp. 34, II. 3 W 225.00 Ralph G. Jennings to Edwin 11. Jntiney et ul., SE. of SW. of see. 24, twp. 38, R. 2 V 3.10 CHEERFUL WORDS Fur Alnny a MeriTord Household, I0F 1 EDEN PRECINCT Mr .and Mrs. (.'ImrU's I Cliumplin wore Grants Pnss vitsilors on Friday W. H. Striker came down iron: Glt-mlnle tiie latter part of the week to see aboii getting his wheal threshed and also that of his broth? or-in-hiw, Mr. Urashere, near liojjuo river. Messrs. Uoyd and Wright of Hock Point nnd Davidson of Gold Hill are spending a few days in the hills hunt in;. Tliev expect to return nbout the middle of the week. We have not heard how reat their expectation: for jjnme are. Mr. mid Mrs. C. W. Dickey left Sunday . for Minneapolis, after n year's stav.nt the home of Mr, and Mrs. 0. I!. Alden, ., Miss Juanitn Mathews ami Mrs, It V. Knjrel visited the dentist at Grant; Pass on Wednesday; Miss Kvn Osborne, teacher hi dis trict No. 32, made a week end visit at her home in Medford. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. H. D, Jones have received word that tli will be bak about October .1. AlUn five months snenl at Stone Omoti, L a 1 1 1 . , t he v s a v they will he ve ry t:ii indeed to he hack in Southern Oregon. Nearly nil the men on Riverside are bein employed in some capac ity on the irrigation fT'inl now un der construction. W. W. Ilitlle hnuhni; hay from llirdseve creek to the mule camp near Cold Hill. Arlluir Priitt is working at I lie intake. I. II Porter is on the sur.eyinj: job and (1 W. Jacobs and P. W. Kmrcl arc clear- 1 ni!T the nuht of way from Kock Point ' to Miller's Gulch. , All regretted to see Mr. and Mr?- Stewart Porter and familv rcmov troirt our midst, I hcv will locate on a ranch near Medford. Miss I,ucy Carle returned on San day to her hmne on Foots creek, af ter two months spent at Sacramento where site was employed bv the Weinstdt'k A' l.ubin Co. Graul .Valhi'ws and dimidili-r Mnr iel nMthews drove to (iirnls Past- Saturday. Mr. ami Mrs. (J. II. Ablcn and Mi ll. V. Knycl went to Med To huvo the pains and actios of a bad hack removed to be entirely free from annoying, dangerous urin ary disorders,, is enough to make any kidney sufferer grateful. Tho fol lowing advice of one who has suf fered will prove helpful to hundreds of Medford renders. Mrs. Ida Konworthy, i08 South Grape street, Medford, says: "Miuvc taken Doan's Kidney Pills when i have noticed my kidneys haven't hecn acting as they should and they have never failed to do me good. I also give Doan's Kidney Pills to one of my grandchildren who is often bothered, with weak kidneys and they are very boneflcial." 'rice 00c, at all doalers. Don't Hlmply ask for a kidney remedy ?et Doan's Kidney Pills the snmo that Mrs. Keiiworthy had. Foster-MU-bnrn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. William Allison of In Icpendence, Ore., were in the valley .I'M Thursday viMtinsf old friends. Mj nnd Mrs. Adison were onetime residents of Talent. Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Iteasr and fam ily were vi-itin-j Mr. and Mr-. C. Carey laM Thur-dav. Mrs. G. C. McCIain and daughter. Dorothy, have relnrned to their home n Plioeai:; from Kbimnth Kails and 'and Mr will remain for the winter. ford Monday to see the train of war re wns horn to the wife of Fred : trophies and n-lics. Kail ol latent on cptemocr If. a I he viMlm-' nur-e, Aliss Allen, Ms nine pound boy. Mr. Itnpif suffered from an at tack of joy, hut will re cover. Mother and child doiim nicely. Mr. and Mrs. C. Cute of Medford, leeompanied by Miss Jaaneta Kurry. lot'l Saturday for the stale fair at Salem by auto. They will p.o to Fori Stephens before they return, where Mif-s Furry will visit her hrntlwr, Aiibeiry, wh i in the (unrtcr-mns. ter's department, at that place. Picrlie Slanclifl'e and his uinllicr made an aulo trip to the hatchcrv laM Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Itciutcr of the South ern Oregon Kxperitnent station, were n Medtord Saturday. ltcd diMrict No. on Thurdav and found all but two with defecliv tonsils or adenoid--. Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Poller, Mrs Nose Gav and llurris Porter war blaekberryinu on the Applcuntc S day. Thcv report tons .of hhickher ries ixoinii to waste. Willi only a -mall blackboard I advertise and with very little el tori at marketing, G. It. Alden has clean1 Jflilll froia le- than one-fourth o an acre of tomatoes. I be lirs! weehirj of the Iteerealioii club will be with Mrs, M-Ouat a hosle.-s on October 'A. A coiunnlli eonHMirnr of tbe pre-ident, Mi- Mr. ami Mr-. Colvcr lurry have 1 1 tea trice June-, Mrs, Ho.-r Gay, Mr moed to the (Iralter form e.i-t ofjClmrles Champlin nnd Mrs. G. M Phoenix. lAMcii, met at the home of Mr' The ladies of (lie ltcd Cr at'i hiimi'lin and mode -out -what nrnai All Traces of Scrofula Cleansed from the Blood Impurities Promptly Wiped Out. If there is any trace of Scrofula, or other impurition In your dioou, you cannot enjoy tho full physical devel opment that a healthy body is ca pable of until your blood Jia been thoroughly clean4Vl and purillcd of till traces of Impure matter. S. H. 8., the wonderful oM purely ycjctaVis viSi E?ffleUy, ba no (jur.l COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab. traot Co., With and Central At. WANTED HITCATIOtf. Bill FAMILY WA6II WA.NTKl) I do a tilbful of clothoH In fltloen or twenty mlnutos. Very careful. No dauber of tearing your linens. Will do your whole week's wash for loss than five conts. All wash ing done In your home. Send for me on trial. Thor Washer, phone 90. 172 fob nicjn nousKS. KOIt HKXT-bunKatow. -Ono 5 and one 7-room So West Twelfth. FOR ItU.NT Two arlck rooming houses on West Main street or will change for office rooms two seven room dwelling houses on paved street. John P. Whlto, phone FOR ItL.NT MlSOKIJMiOUH. KOll HUNT Oil SALE Kill-acre farm In Sams Valley. Terms very reasonable It taken at once. Phone 25 7-X or call at 911 Narregan street. 161 FOH -RENT Store building with goad show windows. Host location In city. Opposite Jackson County Hnnk. Rout reasonable. Apply evenings at 301 South Control avonuo. FOR SAXE REAL ESTATE. MUST SACIUFICU 1 1 1 7 West Ninth street, one story bungalow, lot ftOx 100 recently taken in exchange by us for New York proporty, want offer. Lann & fltunan, owners, 400 East Hllth street, Now York City. 103 HELP Uj ANTED Male nnd Kcinnto. WANTIJD I'runo plckora, families proroiTea. . jzc per uox. rnone S09-R, evenings. ' tli2 HELP WASTED FEMALE WANTED Experienced lady stenog. rapher. One with some bookkeep InK 'experience preferred, but not necessary, (lood salary to right party. s llg Tines Lumber Com pany. ' STRAYED OH STOLEN. -OST OK STOLEN Two black and white fox hounds, throe years old. $.".00 rewnrd foi Information lead lag to recovery ot same. V. O. Ciamblo, lit. 1, Rogue Rivor, Ore. 158 nrsixEss opi-orti'Sities FOR SALE Lunch counter. Doina; a business of $S0. Catering to It. R. Undo exclusively. Reason for selling, poor health. For par ticulars enquire Dox 444 ;Mall Trl tiune. 1,19 TAKEN UP. TAKEN HI' Spotted sow. Owner may have same by proving property nnd paying charges. Phone 19-F21. 165 TAKEN IN Two tnilk cows and one bull calf. Owner can claim by de scribing slock and paying charges. Phone IS7-J2. DCSrVKHb DIKKCTORr Mining Experts. CAMPBELL & LILJEflRAN mine promitlng association; mining properties Hated for Bale, sampled and reports rendered. Office and assay laboratory at 107 North Fir St., opposite Hotel Holland. Sam ples by mall given prompt atten Attorneys. WM, M. COLVIO Attorney-at-law. Medford National Bank Bldg. FOH SALE .House and garage on the Jonos ranch, Ross Lane. Can lie removed or torn down. It con tains emit firnt-vlass lumber for several houses. Reasonable price and terms. Mrs. Daisy Dodge, Phono 534-X. 101 FOR RENT Six-room modern bun galow in first-class shapo. Range connected. Garage. Phono 4S8-X. 15s FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Two borsos, weight 3200 lhs. Prlco reasonable. Phone fiCo-L. 102 FOK SALE Seven sows, will fnrrow In October and November. Inquire 428 West Fourth. 101 FOR SALE Ton good jorscy cows. E. B. Emerson, Untie Falls. 101 FOR SALE Two young cows, nnd othor stock and machinery. On Sams Valley ranch. See W. C. HroWer, Mountain Terrace Ranch. Phono.' ' 101 'Oil SALE Two Shropshire bucks Wrlto or phone Ralph Hillings, Aahland.- Phono 271-L. . ICS FOR SALE Four fine grndo Cots wold bucks: price roasonnblo. Arthur 11. Myers, Roguo River, Oregon, phono 13-L. .' 158 PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-lw rooms 8 and , Medford National Bank Building. earnett A. B. Reamed. Lawyer. Corey Balldlng. Auto BappUea. LA HUH AUTO SPRING CO." w are operating the largest, Idea and beat-equipped plant in tie Fir title northwest. Use oar springs when others fall. Bold under writ ten guarantee. 84 North FlfteeaU BL, Portland, Oregeu ChtrBHg) GARBAGE! Oet yonr premise! cleaned up for the summer. Oall on tne city garbage wagons foi god serrloe. Phone 161-Y. t T. Allen. Expert Accountant. ! ' WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M. Wil son, C. P. A. Ask about our new and simplified method ot account ing. Particularly valuable to any business as a time-saver glTlng fall business detail. M. F. H. Bldg., Medford. Phone 167-B FOR SALE flood Jersey milch cow. Wrlto or phone J. T. Sawyor, Tal ent, Oro. .101 FOR SALE 300 hend breeding ewes; also 1000 acres land for sale or lease. Drown & Whlto, 10 Boulh Fir street. - .FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher at piano and harmony. Height Mnsw Btudlo, 401 Gaxnett-Corey Bid Phone 711. WANTED Cook, nlso girl for nurse training, fail at noon hour. Gran ite city Hospital, Ashland, Ore. 15S WVNTEI) Practical nurso for sev eral weeks. Phone 572-R4. 101 WANTED Woman or girl over is to take care of baby occasionally. Phono 7SII-W. 159 WA'XTEI Women, Balary $24 full ime, 50c an hour spare time, dis tributing guaranteed hosiery lo wearer. Permanent. Experience unnecessary. Apply Guarantee MIIIh,' Norrlstown, l'a. WANTED Competent woman for general housework. AddrePs Mllen Cantrall, Hni n, Ore., or call al t'. S. Employment Office. KS WANTED A Rood girl to heln with general housework al County Farm. Call or Phone 9-FI5. 15K HELP VANTKI MALB, WANTED A boy about 15 or 10 years of age, of co'i'inon school educullon, to learn the printing trade. Wages $1.25 per day al siart. Apply to foreman, Mall Tribune. WANTED Man wlibout family for general work and teaming. Per manent position. E. W. Cnrllon Central Point. Phone I I I. I On WANTED Men lo work In dryer. Phono 7-F4. prune l ri x ' FOR SALE Throe burros, with sad- dlos, $50.00, If taken quickly. 1103 Mantle. 101 rtilt SALE POULTRY AND EOGK FOR SALE Throe and four nionlhs obi thorobred brown Leghorn roos tors. O. A. C. slock, 707 West Eleventh atrnol. Phono HXO-lt. 101 ALICE HOLLOW AY Fire. Accident Automobile. Liabluty policies writ ten with best English and Kaeten Companies. Office 408 Garnett Corey Bldg. r FOR 6ALF MISOF.LiaNEOIJf). FOIt SALE Thr-e-lnch wagon, sin gle harness, 14-lnch sleol beam plow; ah;o fine black saddle pony, gentle, well broken. Phone 572-K4. 158 FOIt SALE Ono good l ord. Phone 315, day time, or 4S9-R evenings. FOIt SALE Gasoline engine, plpos, plow, bnrrow. hot house windows, range nnd furniture. Inquire 1013 West Main street. 158 FOR SALE tloucehold goods, frull Jam, saddle, wagon iank frir oil or water, stoves, tent 12x14. W Stokes, phono los-.ll. 15 8 FOR SMI! Al a bargain, my law library and ofllco fixtures; niy residence property and household furniture. Charles Prhn, .lackaon villi!. 158 FOIt SAI.E-MIX. -Barley straw. phone 158 FOR SALE Ford touring car. elec tric slartor anil Wlllanl liullory Bargain. Powor Auto Co. WAVT1CD ll(.KI,LA.NKOli8 W A NT ED " TO ( l,T f ii I r I f u g n 1 pump from one to two Inch. A. G. llihop, Eagio Point. 101 WANTED Responsible couple, no children, want modern furnlnhed homo with garage, for wlnler. Phone 740-L. 1511 WiANTEIi Typewriter desk. Holmes Tho Insurance Man. WANTED Sell youi cream to the Johnson Prod. Co., Central Point, Ore., where the testa and cash counts. WANTED Houses rensir or wrock. 488-X. to move, build, Phone 488-M I -cHij, FOR SALE Body for Ford 1 -ton truck, cheap. Huns Mill. FOR SALE-tachmeut. -Ford truck, Smith at L. U. Brown. ' FOR EXCHANGE. FOIt TRADE A fine one-horse two- seated rig, I'lnu-class order; cost when new $175.00. will trade for flvo cords first-class wood. 3 10 North Central avenue. 1 MONE1 TO LOAS. MONEY TO LOAN on goon real estate security, and will buy Lib erty Bonds. J. B. Andrews, No, 81 North Grape. Phone G47..I. tf for rcmovintf tho last trace of Srrof' tila and other blood taints, nr.d thcro is no case that it docs not promptly rench. H. S. S. will thoroughly elennro nad remo.-o every tliscaso eerm that infests tho blood nnd give you new lifo and vigor. It is sold by all dru; rists and you nhould get a bottle and Win its ubo toilay. Wrlto n com plete history of your cnio, and you can obtain expert medical advice freo by nddrcssim? Medical Director, 30 Swi't L-ibgru'.vry, Atlanta,. fvti WANTED R. II. Toft buys Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, Judg ments, escrow contracts, etc., and makes short time loans on any old Ihlna. FOR llKVr KUtMSIIKD ROOMS. Rooms, 223 North ( FOIl RENT tral. FOR RENT APARTMENTS. FOIl RENT One completely fur Dlijked. apartment, Hotel Holland, IM'KRUIUIAS AITOCAR CO TIME CARD Loave Modford tor Asmand, Talont and Phoenix dall, except Sunday at 8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. in.; 1:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Satur day at 10:15 p. m., Sundays leave at 10:30 a. ra. and 1:30, 5:30 and 9:30 p. m. Leavo Ashland for Medford dall:', except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m. and 11:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 6:15 m. Also on Saturday nights at 6:30. Runday leave Ashland at 9:00 a. tn , and 13:30, 4:30 and 0;3Q P, 01. , Instruction la MhaIc Insurance. EARL S. TUMY General Insurance office, Fire, Automobile, Accident. Liability, Plate Glass, Hay or Grain In field or barn; also Live stock. Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent companies, good local servlco. No. 210 Garnett-Corey Bldg.. L. L. Cathcart, Manager. nnnlng Mill. THOMAS MOFFAT Goneral mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens, Shop 37 S, Fir. Phone 184. Physicians nnd Be eoaa. tM. W. W." HCUUSsteopethi' physician. 303 P rnett-Corey build log. Phone 130.' DR. J. J. EM MENS Pbrslclan aao snrgeon. Praetioo limited lo eye ear. nose and throat. Eyes aclen tlflcally tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for B. P It. H. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Ca llldg. Phone 667. DR. F. G. CARLOW DR. EVA MAIca CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS UG-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 904-L. Ho.ildonco 20 S. Laurel Street. ' Printers and Pautlshers. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has ths host equipped printing office U Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systeme eto. Portland prices. 17 Norts Fir Bt. Vransret. BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO Office 42 North Front St Phon 115, Prlcos right Kerrloe guar ntev1 A Good Buy 1 1 acres of good soli, seven acres leveled, and flvo acros under Irriga tion, a good new flvo-room bungalow, a good woll of water, somo good fruit treos. Tho place adjoining and Iden tical with this 11 acres, as regards the soil, etc., is hold at $5000.00. This distric t maintains a free taxi service for school children, deliver ing them In Medford each morning and returning them homo each day ot the school year. This place can be bought today for $1900.00. Brown & White l 8Ui Fir Btreefc