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rEDFORD MATL TKTntTNE, MEDFOTIT), OT?EC!0T, TTTTT?-ST)AY, NOVEMBER 14, 101S PAGE FIVE PASTOR PLEADS To the Public: I wish to endorse what my ministerial brethren have already said In behalf of tiro United War Work campaign. In' "addition let mo say that I have subscribed to the idea, "It Is the people's war," and that we are all enlisted to make the world safe for demorcracy. ,1 have been urged to say not that, "We have an army," but "That we are an army." While many of ns have been deprived of the ' privilege of being "somewhere In France," yet we hav felt the thrill of going "over the top," In every appeal that has come to us with the sanction of our government. It has been a real joy to back up our boys in every way. Because ot our universal participation we ara shar ers In tho celebration of tho signing of the armistice which we believe will bring peace. None of our boys has, as yet, received and honorable discharge from service, and I cannot conceive that any of us would grant ouroelves one, if that wero possible. as they went forth to hardship and suffering, some to enemy prisons, some to languish in hospital, and some to die, what joy we had in knowing that in addition to what oiir government did In safeguarding them, these seven war work agencies wcro helping, cheering, and minlster ing to thci4 from the home base' to the front ij&e trenches.. iNow these united agencies ate ask ing for ear. liberal- contributions to Sid them In their Godly and humani tarian work so that they may stay by our boys all the way from Berlin until they come marching uome again. Of course we will give, gladly cheerfully give for this cause. ,t Be cause of our giving the boys will .come home safer, better, surer. ' No, there can be no honorable discharge for any of us, until we see them home again reaching out for mother's doughnuts and coming again under tho sweet and hallowed social and re ligious influences of ', home j and church and country. C. It. CARLOS, , Pastor First 'Methodist Episcopal Church. Probate Court John T. C. Nash estate. Notice o inheritance tax. ' : - , W. S. Goudy estate. Final account and order appointing time for final settlement. George W. Stephenson estate. Pe tition. . . Georgiana MIers estate.. Petition to probate will. Circuit Court " M. C. ChrlBtoffersen; Glen Fabrick and Alton W. Stone incorporate as "Southern Oregon Farm Lands De velopment company." ; S. C. Freuer assumes the business name of "The Pacific Highway Car "age." . Mary A. Abbott vs. J. D., Bell. No tice and motion to strike. Citizens Bank of Ashland vs. Geo. L. Davis ,et al. Stipulation. . Edwin C. Lamed vs. Rogue River Valley Canning company. -Petition and order. " ' Pearl Way Thompson vs. Charles Christian Thompson. DJvonce. Peoples Warehouse vs. J. D. Bee son. For money. J. H. Cooley vs. L. K. Haak. An swer. . i' Mary E. Fox vs. H. R. Bl'ovin et al. Stipulation, . , ' . Real Estate Trans fern E. A. Randall et ux vs. J. 13. Webster et ux. Land in Jackson county j $ 10.00 Andrew F. Tacum vs. Henry W. Helnenreter et ux, E'J of .X15 of sec. IS, twp. 37, R. 4 W. cont. SO acres 500.00 Leslie W. Stansell vs. Ada M. Judson, E 48 ft. of lot 1, blk. 7 in Kendall's add. to Medford j. 4.00 Jessie E. Schneider et vlr to Charles W. Hammond, lots 12, 13, blk. "A" R. R. add. to Ashland 10.00 William Erhart Snyder to Thornton S. Wiley et ux, land In sec. G, twp. 39, R. 1 1 E 2000.00 FRINCE LEOPOLD OF LIPPE RENOUNCES THRONE JSKIiXE, Xov. l.'l.Pruiro Leopold of" l.ipiio-DclninUl, renounced his tliiirne on Tuesday, necordinir to the semi-official Wolff bureau of llcrlin. How n Salesman Suffered R. J. Porter, Sterling, Col., writes: "For bIx months I suffered with a painful weak back. As a traveling salesman I had to stoop frequently to pick up my grips, which I grew to dread aa the pain when i straightened up was awful.' Numerous remedies failed to reach my case. I was In duced to try Foley Kidney Pills. Re lief was immediate. Say, they are great! Any one afflicted as I was should try a bottle or two of Foley Kidney Pills." Good for pain in the bark, rheumatic pains, aching Joints, sore nuii.clt'8. For sale by Medford J'liarujncy, PACIFIC MAIL SHIP SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 11. Tho Pacific iMnil cumpiinv's stoninship Transylvania sun; at her dock nt tiiii(litc. Chile, .November Kl, after lire had burned ligr ti) (ho water's eilue, neeordint to advices received at the company's ofiice here today. tho other and all round town. Alto gether young Roguo Hlvor had the time of Its life and will never forget tho gray November morning when the sun breaking thru the clouds shone once more on a world at peace tho torn by tho ravages of war. Mrs. Roberts of Gold Hill, visited her broluer-ln-law, Mr, 11. G.' Dless for a few days. . HOTS MARKETS COURT HOUSE REPORT I Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Central Ave. Livestock PORTLAND, Nov. 14. Cattle steady; receipts 102. Steers, prime $12.25 12.7-0; gooclto choice $11 12; medium to good $10yil; fair to medium $8.50 6 9.50; common to fair $G5; cows and heifers, vcllolee, $8 8.50; medium to good $0.50 7.50; fair to medium $5.500.50; canners $34; bulls $57.50; calves $912; stockers and feeders $(iS. Hogs slow and weak: receipts 10S3 Prime mixed $17 17.25; medium mixed $16.7517; rough heavies $1510; pigs $14lo; bulk $17. Sheep steady; receipts none. Prime lamlbs' fll.5012.50; fair to me dium $8.5010:50; yearlings $10 11;- wethers $910; owes $0.50 8.50. Butler 'PORTLAND, Nov? 14. Butter steady. City creamery prints, extras, box lots 63c; half boxes 44 c more; less than half boxes lc more. Buy ing price butterfat, Portland, C7c; cube extras 6 0c. Tho Joe lloagland family are en tertaining Mr. Hoaglund's sister, Mrs. Martha Walters of Newburg, Oregon, and Mrs. Hoagland's sister, Mrs. F. M. Snider of Gold Hill, j Mr. William Harvey of Chico, Cal., lia ttL II m luueu jjL-itj iiuikuik oaiuiiditi: improvements. He 1b pulling out the orchard preparatory to seeding the place. Ills family are still at Chico. Mrs. Robt. C. Brophy is spending a few days with, her grandmother, Mrs. H. n.- Alverson at Grants Pass. Mr. and .Mrs. Sam Anderson enter tained the Julius Birkholz family one evening the first of the week. Mrs. Hicks, Mrs! Marian Young's mother, has just returned .from a three months visit at Cottago Grove and Portland. . . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Etllngs of Gold Hill, aro house guests at the Hugh Porter home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Householder have moved from the cottage on ''76" to the McNassar residence lately va cated by the Earl Heft family. Eggs SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14 Fresh extra eggs dropped to 70c on the wholesale market here today, record ing a drop of 11c since Monday. Extra pullets wholesaled at 5916 c. a drop of 13 c since the first of the week. Dealers forecast a further decline. Portland Groin Oats. $f3.50 bid ;' corn, $55.00 bid. Mlllstuffs Mill run f. o. b. mill; Carlot3 $32.10; mixed cars $32.60; less than carlots $34.10 35.10; roll ed 'bafloy $5559; rolled oats $01 05; ground barley $5GG0; alfalfa meal $40 44. The election passed off very qulct ' here, Mr. Garfield Laws being the only now member of council, Mrs. Sandry and Mr. C. Hatch being both re-elected. Mr. and Mrs. J. Crawford and Mrs. Foovui wero Sunday visitors to Grants Pass. Mrs. and Miss Sandry and Mrs. O. S. Glllmore made a pleasure trip to the Pass on election day. There aro still some "flu" casc3 In our midst but all are progressing fa vorably. MrB. Aldrlch has returned to make her home with Dr. and Mrs. Cary for tho winter. N. Miller has left for Corvallls Mrs. Hlller and daughter accompany ing him as far as the Pass. . W. Sandry and family have located on Pine street. Mrs. Filo has been very ill with bilious fever at the Waldorf hotel but Is fast Improving under the care of Mrs. Seaman and Dr. Cary. News was first brought of " the signing of tho armistice by the mor ning train conductor. After It had been verified over the phone Princi pal Narrogan started the school bell. The church and fire bells followed suit and soon all tho flags In town and every noise-making device were In evidence with all the boys and girls on tho march. Lmden Hatch soon had all the hoys with flags and music In his auto truck and they made the Evans valley ring, going up one side of the creek and down Perfect Womanhood perfect womanhood depends on perfect health. Beauty and a good disposition both vanish before pain and suffering. A great menace to a woman's happiness In life Is the suf fering that comes from some func tional derangement which soon de velops headaches, backache, nervous ness and "the blues." For such suf fering, women find help in that fa mous old root and herb remedy, Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, which for three generations has been restoring health to women of America. Adv. NOSE CLOGGED FROM A COLD OR CATARRH Apply Cream In Nostrils Open' Up Air Passages. To Ahl What rclicfl Your clogged not trlls open right up, the nir pomnges of four head aro clear and you can breathe rccly. No more hawking, snufllinff, mucous discharge, headache, dryncw no itruggling for breath at night, your cold ir catarrh is (rone. Don't stav stuffed up! Cct a small bottle oi Ely's Cream Balm from yoor druggist now. Apply a little of thi fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nos trils, let it penetrate tbrouuli cvrry air passage of the head; soothe and hcai ihe swollen, Inflamed mucoid membrane, Hiving you instant relief. Kly'j Cream Halm is just what every eol.l an.l ca tarrh sufferer has been seeking. K' just eplcndid. pects to have about three hundred dead soldiers? dead from Gorman III J. M. Rader and-Lloyd Colver went to tho Rader ranch Wednesday to bring In their cattle. A. F. Robley's remain were brought from Tacoma Tuesday and interred In Phoenix cemetery. . The many friends extended their heartfelt sym pathies to his young wife a bride of only a few months. Mrs. Robley was formerly Mis3 Eliza Ferns of Fern Valley. Mildred Sheets' is reported very 111 with influenza at her home in North Phoenix. ' T. J. Fish finished gathering, his applo crop last week which he sold to the Talent Canning company. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Drlsltol of Medford, wore in Talent Saturday while oat for an auto ride. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Shearer of .Medford visited ut tho home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Carey Saturday. Mrs. Effio Taylor left Phoenix Saturday for Portland to visit her son Armond and wife for tt' few months. S. S. Stevens of north Talent has received hlf "Irst car for tho ship ment of sugar beets of which he ex- tons. Mrs. G. C. Mc.Clain is again very ill at her homo in Phoenix. Mr. Me Clain has been summoned from Kla math Falls where he has employ ment. E. Jonos was down from Ashland tho last of the week looking over tho 104 acre farm which C. Carey has for sale. He liked tho farm fine but says it is a larger place than he wants. Mr. and Mrs. Armond Taylor of Portland nre receiving congratula tions upon the birth of a son, born Nov. 9. Chester Knighton and wife of Wagner creek were In Ashland Sat urday afternoon doing trading. Mr., and Mrn. Noah Chandler and Mrs. Simpson of North Talent wero Medford shoppers Saturday. Charles Torrill was In T.-lent Mon day receiving the congratulations of his fellow republicans and all other friends. Talent seems to believe that there Is something in a name, seeing there nre two men who havo intellectual ability enough to hold even tho highest county office. Word has been received that Noivln Walters, nephew of Mrs. Cnlly Steadman of Phoenix, has been wounded and is in a hospital in France. Two of tho Wilhrow boys of Tal ent arc home on furlough, as is also Lloyd Turner ot Talent. Well what next? Shall we feed and warm tho reptile that may again turn and bite the hand that feeds him? What say you mothers of our bullets. Fred Fry and his two companions Who havo lienn In tlin hnimtt;,! urn the word written by llort Stanclirf to bis mother: "i hopo so anyway. 1 havo been in tho hospital ton days. Don't worry about mo ns I will bo all right In a few days. Tell Robert hollo for mo and that I will have lots to tell him about the war. There is lots of news out 1 ,can't write anything about tho war so will closo hoping this will find you folks well. Your loving brother, Pvt. Norvin It. Wal ters, Co. M, ;:t!l Inf., A'. P. O. 776 A. E. F,, Base hospital ..'o. 30." Mrs. l.awrcnco Crawford and bub.v nee Bell French spent the week at her father-in-law's home In Talent. COMB SAGE TEA IN ED If Mixed with Sulphur it Darkens so Naturally Nobody can Tell. out in Antloch Tuesday to help Rube Moore drive his cattle to Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Morrison are moving from the lluth ranch to the L. B. Brown ranch Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hanscome wore out from Medford Tuesday to visit with her sister, Mrs. Jess Glass. Thoo. Glass and sons went to Ash land this week to buy some more sheep. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Chapman were visltiug in and around Medford Sun day and Monday. R. E. Mooro and wlfo havo moved to their new home this week on the Diddle road. S FILLS Mr. Doford brought dotfn his band of sheep from tho reserve Tuosday. Horn To Mr. and Mrs. Claudo Chapman a twelve-pound boy Nov. 8. John Bighum and family moved to their new house tills week. Ellis Clark of Central Point, was tfOtt SALE FOliITRY AND EGGK No.' 115.'- ; Report of tho Condition of the Central Pob, State Bank Central Point, in the State of Oregon, at the close of business Nov. 1, 1918. ItOSOItlTOS Loans and discounts $142, 203. 4G Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 1,038.30 Bonds and warrants 42,3,02.92 Stocks, securities, Judg ments, etc 100.00 Banking house 3.095.GS Furniture mid fixtures.... 2,000.00 Other real estate owned.. 2,9(13.71 Due from approved re serve banks 4S.3S6.27 Checks and other cash items. 7.4 3 Cash on hand 12.G04.03 Grandmother kept her hair beauti fully darkened, glossy and attractive with a brew of Sage Ten and Sulphur. Whenever her hair took on'that dull, faded or streaked appearance, this sim ple mixture was applied with wonder ful effect By asking at any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound," you will get a larKO bot tle of this old-time roeipo, Improved by tho addition of other Ingredients, all ready to use, at very llttlo coat. This simple mixture can be depended upon to rostore natural color and beauty to the hair, A well-known downtown druggist says everybody uses Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Compound now because If darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell It has been applied it's bo easy to use, too. You tjimply dampen a comb or soft brush and draw it through your hair, tr.ktni: one strand at a time. By morning the trrav . hair dlsanocars; after nnother annlteation or two. it is restored to its natural color and looks glossy, soft and beautiful. This preparation Is a delightful toilet requisite. It is not in tended for tho cure, mitigation or pre vention of disease. Total $251, 701. SO Score One For Medford I recently purchased some of the VILMO BRAND of i'louv, made -by the Rogue Valley Milling Co., of Medford, and I found it the best flour I have-used in Oregon p.nd cheer fully recommend it to all users of flour. I am not in the habit of handing out bouquets to millers, politicians, etc., but if a Medford ,inill can place such a good brand cf flour on the anarket they shall have my patronage and should have yours, too. FRED yr. ROHAEFFER, Mine, Jackson Ct.unty, Ore. Liabilities Capital stock paid in $ 2H, 000.00 Surplus fund 5,000.00 Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid 3,374.02 Individual deposits sub ject' to check 140,090.38 Demand certificates of deposit 151.49 Cashier's checks out standing .415.09 Time and Savings De posits 7 4, nsn.il 8 Reserved for interest and taxes 134.24 Total $254,701.80 Stato of Oregon, County of Jackson ss: ' I, J. O. Isaacson, president of the abovo-nnmed bank, do solemnly swonr that tho nbovo statement is true to the best of my knowledge and beliof. J. O. ISAACSON, President. Subscribed and sworn lo before me this 12th duy of November. 1918. D. R. TER.RETT, A Notary Public, mission cxnlrcs June 26th. '1920. CORRUST Attest: I. C. Robnott, Wim. C. Lcover, Directors. l-tll-'. Ill WltlVI Ittl WIi T.utiU-Ml Af'lt jour lruslalfr t . 1MIU lti Itvd and fluid mmlllcVU?-? I l!3. ceali.l null ltluu lill.l hi. T- 1 TuUo no otln-r. Iliir nr your " ' ilrtmglnl. ANkforCIU.CIfKwrF.Ie'S M1AMONU lt)IAM 1MI.I.H. far & yean knntrn B9 Det. Safcrt. Alwtvl KclUbl SGUbtUKUO'iiSTS EVERYWHERE FOR SALE Black Minorca Pullets. Mrs. Flora Ann-Irvine, Central Point, Oregon. Box 12. 202 FOR SALE Pullets and cockerels. Phone 777-L. , 202 'OR SALE Flno Barred Rock cock erels, $2 each. Phono R-13J. 201 FOR SALE 'W. Leghorn nnd R. I. R. cockerels from best stock in west. Phono 777-L. 201 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Two good horses, work single orwloublo; 1 Jersey heifer of best stock: 1 two-sented Hack with top; 1 good top buggy; 2 Bets of harness; one saddle; separator, first-class, guaranteed. Splendid C. V. sewing machine. J. U. Stev ens. Tolo, Ore. 206 FOR SALE Two well bred brood sows weighing .275 bs. each, .' each, 15 throe-months old pigs. N. O. Powers, Talent. 204 FOR SALE Thoroughbred Angora goats: also weaned pigs. Phone 403-X2. 20i2' FOR SALE ISO head of nice breed ing ewes. Mr. Alex Anderson at Rosenberg ranch, Central Point Telephone. FOR SALE Good team and harness for orchard, 1300 lbs.; single horse 1000 Ilia., lido or drive. Two .ler soy cows, two calves. These can 'bo bought right, it. uewut, tei. 571-R3. 202 FOR SALK One team heavy horses, weight about 3000, and harness, ono driving horso. gontlo driver. 117 South Lnurol streot. 201 FOR SALE Throe good dairy cows, throo well bred sows and 20 pigs six woekB old; one bow to fnrrow in about 1 0 days. Manganese JTetal Co., Lake Crook, Ore. Phone 8-F32. 2U1 Poultry We have extraordinary marketing facilities WE PAY TOP PRICES Special demand for TURKEYS Jackson County Creamery Successors to Medford Poultry 6 Egg Company Always in the lead on prices Phones: . Medford, 51 orj583. Applegntc 22-F-13 HELP WANTKIl FKMAIK " WANTED Waitress In dining room. Hotel Modford. tf WANTED Wnllrcss In dining room; nlso young lady to attend clgnr stand. Hotel Modford. tf WANTED Woman tor general nousewoik; Rood wags. Mra. Ceo. .. A- Mansfield, Prospect, Ore. Phone Dorby 22-F13. 203 - HELP WANTKli MAIJ5. OOVBRNMBXT NrTKDs" "'lYooO CLERKS Medford examinations Dec. 7. Snlnry$l 200. Experience unnecessary. Men and women do sirlnr government positions write for free particulars, J. C. Leonard (former Civil Service Examiner, 1058 Kenols Iluildlng, Washing ton. D. C. 202 WASTlOli MlftUKMiA.VKOCS WANTISi) Second-hand bath tub. Phono 777-L. 201 WANTICI) One! dozen young hens. Stato price. A. I,. Goodman, ltuch. Ore. 204 WANT I'M) Largo knitting mill do sires woman to work' In own town. Easy bUHinepfi; perrce.innit. Salary or commhiiilon. all or part lima. Guaranteed Mli'.s, Norri.stown, Pa. WANTHI) A fresh i.ilik cow. Phone 19S-R1. 201 WANTED 1918 car; must be In good condition. Phone 198-111. 201 WANTKD Houe to mow, build, repair or wreck. Phone 488-H oi 488-X. WANTED R. II. Toft buya Liberty bonds, also mortgages, notes, judg ments, oscrow contracts, etc, and makes short time loans on any old thing. FOR REM nOEHEK FOR UH.N'T Modern six-room house, four clnsots and buth, closo In. , Phone 652-11. 209 FOR RENT Six-room modern bun galow In first-clans shnpe. Rnnge i connected. Garage. Phone 488-X. FOR RENT One 5 nnd one 7-room bungalow. 820 Wert Twolfih. FOB HEXT APARTMKKTB. I'Olt.JtEM' Ono completely fur nished apartment. Ilotol Holland. FOR RENT Completely furnished throe-room apartment, electric heat. Tho llnrbon. Phono 350. 219 FOR SALE A three-year old Dur- ham hull. Phone 505-W. F. 1 Barnoburg. 201 T are Milk For Infants & Invalids 't NoCooldu Nutritious Diet for All A Quick Lunch; Home or Office. OTHERS are IMITATIONS LOST. LOST Gasoline tank on back of car. OST lilllbook, Tuosday evening, containing number of bills. Re ward If relurnod to Mail Tribune office. 202 Reward. Phone S42-R. LOST A blnck hog. weight about 12i lbs. Ear mark crop and upper half crop In each ear. Phone 603-W. F. E. narneburg. 201 MONEY TO IX) AX MONEY TO LOAN on good real estato security, and will buy Lib erty Bonds, j. B. Andrews, No. 31 North Grape. Phone C47-J. tf IUISIXES9 DIRECTORY Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-law. rooms 8 and 9, Medford .National Bank Building. A. E. Reames, Lawyor, Garnett- Coroy Building. Auto Supplies LAHER AUTO SPRINGS Co. -We are operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Use our springs when others fall. Sold under writ ten gunrantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Garbage GARBAGE Get your premises cloaned up for tho summer. Call on tho city garbage wagona for good Bervlco. Phone 351-Y. J. Y. Allen. Expert Accountant iVlLSON AUDITING .CO. E. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given to anything In Accounting and In come Tax requirements. Look Into our Blmpltflob accounting method. M. F. & H. Building, Medford. Phone 157-R. Instruction in Music FOR SALE One mnro, coming four years, 1300 lbs,; ono mare, coming seven venrs, loOO lbs. 1015 North Contral. F. L. Caton. 202 FOR SALE Two frosh cows; Sows and pigs; One good work team, will trade for team of mules. , Miravlsta Orchard, Phone 597-.I3. JX)B SALE MIHCBtiLANEOCH. FOR SALE Household furniture, 2 Iron beds, 1 springs nnd mattress, 1 heating stovo, 1 rug, 1 library table, 1 bookcase, 1 sewing machine and a few kitchen utensils. C. S. Webster, 502 South Grape k treat. FOR SALE Nowtown apples, pnek od and orchard run. Call at Voor hlos Warehouse. 200 FOR' SALE- 1918 Chevrolet 075. Terms.. Box S, Mull Tribune. 201 FOR SAM5 10 h. p. motor, direct connected to 4-Inch centrifugal pump complete, and 1000 feet of 8-inch plpo. 12-inch New Wuy gang plow; Kingman disc gang ploy; 5-10 Avery tractor; 4-horsc Kentucky seeder; Duplex Hurdle sprayer. Get particulars from F. D. Elsmann, Roguo River. 204 TOR SALE Inside Ashland city llm ItH, best modern free Irrigated home III southern Orogon; seeing will convlnco you, price $ 15,000; good terms. Also 100-acre well watered and equipped, registered Jersoy, bottom, dairy farm, wes tern Ronton county, Oregon, ' $10,000, or will sell half Intorest, partnor to take full chargo, on sal ary. IXow slx-rooiu house and two acres, nenr Talent, $850. R. San ford, ownor, Helman atreot, Ash land, Oregon. 201 FOR SALK Electric heator and wood stovo. Phone 2!I-V. 204 FOR SALE Ford touring car In flrnt-class condition; $125.00 extra equipment. Evenings 024- West Eleventh street. 203 FOR SALE Sulphur, land plaster, superphosphate. Fortlll.o now. It pays I Socda too. Ralph Waldo Eldon, Rubs Mill. FOR SALE Grain sacks nnd potato sacks; ulso ono Ford touring car In good condition, Medford Junk Co., phono 283-.I. ' FOR SALK Kino quality baled hay $25.00 por ton. Modoc Orchard. Phone Central Point at nioal hourB. FOR 8AL10-Rnneh. -Corn. Green Mountnin FOR SALE Corn and wheat at the Loflnnd Ranch. Phone 1-F4. 202 FOR SALE Brand now Maxwell. Paid $:i4.'i.OO. Terms. Leaving town on nccount of health. Inquire 314 Garfield atreot, Ashland, nr phone 4 8 4-.), Ashland. 202 FOR BALE niunstom nnd Wash ington Hybrid seed wheat. II. "W WiiShum, Phono D87-J3, . FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of piano nnd harmony, Haight Music Studio, 401 Oaruett-Corey Bldg. Phone 72. Insurance EARL S. TUMY General Inauranca Agency, 210 Garnett-Corey Bids. Good local oorvico. Helen Tumy, (Manager. ALICE HOLLOWAY Fire, Accident, Automobile, Liability policies writ ten with best English and Eastern Companies. Office 408 Garnett Corey Bldg. Planing Mill THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and Bcreons. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184. l'liysiciitiia nnd SiTrgeons DR." STEPHENSON -Phy'clan and Surgeon. Culls nnsworea glasses fitted. Office at residence, 148 South Hollv atreot. Phono 600-X, Modford, Orogon. . 217 DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic phyRlclnn. 303 Garnett-Corey build ing. Phono 130. DR. 3. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes sclen ' tiflcnlly tostod and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co. Bldg. Phono 507. dr. f. g. c a Alow DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYS1CIAN3 410-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phono 004-L. Rosldonce 20 S. Laurel Streot. Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. hns the host equipped printing office in Southern Oregon. Book binding, looso leaf lodgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices. 27 North Fir St. Trnnsfer MADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phone 315. Prices right. Service guaranteed. Alfalfa and Grain I : Itnnches are now at about as low a prlco as they will ever bo In the Roguo River valley and wo have some splendid properties now for tho per son who knows values and who has got tho means to take advantage ot the opportunity presented when tho other fellow wants to sell, and every one knows that Is the right time to , ,i IKtCifc, buy. Brown & White 10 HO. Kir St. Mvdfortl, Oregon
