TttOTC TTTRF-F,
WATER PROJECT
i STATE APPROVAL
4 Dui'lnii (lit) hint lliruo nmiiihs since
tliu bond ulnullon imstired 1 1 1 tun I lint
the iuotli of tlio dUli-lcl wurii will
in;; iu buck, tiiiini mi in iiutii' 4rrM'i
In Irrigate tho district, t ho primmi!
beard, consisting of W,, A, .KoIkui',
l.i'umiril Curpiintiir mill K. (I, Culi
m ill liuva been liUHlly MiuiiKrd In
I'llltlllK tlio finishing tllllcllUS to dm
lilt Hullo prilled preparatory lu null.
tnlllliiK tlio arhuiuu lu tlio statu nulli-
UlllU'S.
. To Mr. Polgnr in fulllug un luipor
litnt share of Iho work In preparing
to rioiit tlio liotul Issuo uutliurUutl liy
Iho voters Rt tlio uluclliin In rleplcm-tmi-.
anil In compiling iH'ciwHary flu-
oiK'Inl dnUi required by tlio suite im-
gliicor, Mr. Cupper, nml by Iho Mine
Irrlit ittluii Hoctirlllnn ciinitiiltlo. Mr.
KulKor find In Iho roiioiiHllilo, liunil
houses Ihruout tlio count i- n iiiohI
enciiuriigliiK Interest lu Irrluiillon
sii-urllliu In Rcmirnl, nml In lltu dls-
Irlrts bonds In partlciilur.
' It In conceded liy tlio moot oxpnr-
liuicud baud till) urn lliul tlio Medford
DIM riot bonds should itppoul tu tlio
Investor In nil ntiiiHiiully uitructlvc
light owing lu tlio llnnnlty of tlio
pu iilnltiiii, Iho character ot tlio mill
nil tlio compnriillvnly high viiIiio of
tlio liinil, s wull lit Hit clone proxim
ity tu a t'lty and tlm eoiiaoiiuout ease
Ot Blitpinont. Ono of Mr. Folger'a
in o n I onerous tanks I to obliiln from
qualified und experienced parties,
wull acquainted with tlio IiiuiIh lu
Uitoiilloii a careful, dcliillml appraisal
of (ivory parcel of Innil In inn dIMrlet
(or till) Information of tlio Hlote liln-
trlrt Securities roiumholoii.
i Mr. Folger enlisted the services of
three Kuril competent t-uttemcn In
Mr. Wllllum T. tlrline, Mr. J. C.
Ill-own nml Mr. I'niil Jnnncy and re
cently they huvo Klvon unsparingly
Of Itiolr llmo and intimate knowledge
of tlia cllntrlct In ordor Hint Mr. Kol
lur't portion ut I ho roport will afford
tu tlio statu uti I horltli'H a clear ami
conservative estimate of tlio propurly
upon which tlio bonds aro lu ho l
sueds-iMr. Folgor In now nKiiKd on
thin li&jfrirtnnt work, which ho hopes
in finfiih during lliu courso of tlio
month, "i
' Mr. iC'urpniitor linn undertaken to
limit iiftor tlio engineering feature
of tlio roport and In now In Sun Frtin
Clnoo consulting with VV. C. lluuimnl
on n fow Important features. Tlio
nirvoy run from tlio point of diver
sion on lllit llutto to IK'iir crock nonr
Phoenix ban lieen curefully chucked
and the n-tnul Una found to bn about
seven miles nhortor than at flrnt of'
tlniulml. I'ltrlli'iilur attention linn
been given by tlio onulnoom to tlio
eluKniriratloun along tlio ennui lino
with most encouraging rvniilla In that
a considerable amount linn boon
lived on the preliminary estimates.
Comploto specifications, pliius and
doidgns for the workr aro In course
of final iiroparallou. nud tlio direc
tors fool confident (hut tlio report
will he submitted to Mr. Cupper, the
lain oiiKlnvur, by February Int.
The buiird In paying fonnlant at
tention to tho flow of water In Ills
Hiitto. and Iholr ruadlupx bavo never
fulled to nhow that ovon In the dry ant
period there will bo an nliundunt
water nupply.
Mr. Colomnn'n Ioiim fiiinlllurlty with
the illatrlet and with tho phynlcul
and nKrlf ulliiral ooudltloim nurroiind-
Iiir It aro of lliu Kreutent iiMnlnlaucP
to Iho hoard In I bono crltlcnl ntimon
of Itn dutlun, and liln ndvloo and ex
perlnnca In oanerly noimlit by tho oth
or dirocloni at .tho froiiuont eonfor-
oiiiiw now bolnit hold. Krom tho be.
nlimllig tho vnrloun memburn of the
board havo workod In Iho clononl
hiirniony. and hnvo Klvon 'to onoh
oilier vnluublo onoouragemuut and
nnnlntiiuea with tho rcniill that their
Joint Inborn huvo at Innt broiiKht or
dor out of chiton nud huvo nucceaded
In duviilopliiK a nolieine tbnt annuros
water to t ho dlntrlct In tho nvnnon of
l'.ll'r).
St, Mork'n Kplncoiiil
Cor. North Onkdulo unit Kiftli f
- h a. m. Holy communion. '
10 a. m. Hunilny nchool.
' 1 1 a. in. MornlnK prayer.
, 1:iSV p. in. UvenliiK prayer.
Win. 1). Hamilton. Vlcnr,
Ciithollc (liurcli
South Oiikdnlo iiveniin.'
Klrnt iiium Sunday at 8 a. in.'
Recond iiiiihb nt 10:30 u. m.
Iliinuillcllon nrtot- hocoiiiI maim,
; Itov. John Howard.
' 5 Vrt MelhodlHt Chiirch
i Cor. Wont Tenth and Ivy Blrootn
fenbhiilh nurvlcou will ho an fpllown:
" Bnbbuth HChool, lO o'clock prencli
Inn 1 1. Bubloot."ltoVlvul Noeded."
KvnnuollBtlc aorvlcea lit 7:30 nnd
each night tho oomltm woolc
. M, V, ChlldH, pitntof,
i ; ' M. 10, Clmrcli, Honth
Cor. 'Wont Main and Onkdulo.
' i ,1. K. Wnlhock, Pastor.
aundny nihool nt 10 n. m.
V rrniiciiliiK ut 11 n. in. by tho pun
tor. ' , ;
You uro tirgod lo bo proaont. Como
and brln ft your fi'Ioinls. i
i No ovoiilim aorvlco.
:. Christian Clmrcli .
fliiniliiy Bchool fl: to. followed by
election of Sunday school .otric.em
.ypmniunion U ri, tn,. nflor -wlill
t'llllrH'll ofriolliM will bu olii'toil for
oomlliK your.
Offloliil liuurd meolliiK 'I'lH'mluy
ovonlnu ut I'u 11 I'd HIiKitrle nloru 7 : ii 0 .
I'ruyei' inoulliiu 'riiurndiiy ovoiiIiik
TiDtl. ;
It In liopnd thut Hie norvlunn Huu-
diiy will bo well utlulidiid.
IOviiiiK.-liitli. y.lon'n Chun Ii
I'ourib HI. tioluw Oiikdulo Avn.
Itov, Ur. W. It; Morent-Ovnnr, I'lintur.
lion. filH Wont l.'ouilh 8t.
Kiindiiy Hitiool lu li. in,
lilvliiii norvli'ii 1 l ii, in.
You nml yourn uro nirillnlly Invlt-
od.
liioriilv I'lo.lijtrilon tliurrli
Mr, Hiillllii, rumor.
10 a. m. Hunilny nchuol. II,
Kiuine, niiporluti.'iidoiit.
II. Tulille worHhlp, comiiiuiiloii
und rovepllun of new uuiinborii. Uf
furlnu for forelKU mlnnloun.
7: ill). Youiik Tooplo'n rally. I.eud-
vr, Uullor I'nmor lirown. (iood
iiiiikIc.
I'lr-t (liunil of 'brl-t, Hi-limtln(.
Iliuiii'li of Tho Mother Church, The
Plrnt Church of Chrbit, Hclentlnt In
llontou. Hervlrn Ktiudny at 11 o'clock
nubjoct, "Hiivrninoiit,"
Woilniooliiy uvonlnit mooting at
wliloli tiMilmonlvK of ChrlHtlun
Hcleneo hoitllnu uro iilveu, at 7:30.
Hiiuduy nchool at U:4j. All under
the nio of twenty are wel'.-ome.
Cliurch edlfloe 211! North Onkdulo
HeiidlnK rnoiil 111 the M. K. tt II.
hldH., North Control. Upvn from 1
to 5 dally, except Hundnyn und bull-
dayn.
Tho public In cordially luvltod lo
attend tho ncrvlcnn uuil.vlnlt the
rending: room.
Klrt 1'rei.b) lei Inn (liurcli
Corner Went Main and Holly Htn.
Hiinduy uchool ut t:4 5 u. m,
MornliiK nervlco nl I t a. in., nor
iiioii. ' IVii Knockern und the Souuol.
Kveulnit nurvlc'H ut i:30 p. in., "or.
iiioii, "Will the ttollxloua World Din
curd tho Cruna?"
Munle In tho m urn In 8 nurvlce, duel
"Crucifix" tKnurel. Mr. II. H.i Cor
Una ami Geo. Maddux, nolo, "Oh,
IJlVlno Redeemer" ((iuunod), Mm
ICduit Innncn; und In the twciilnit,
violin nolo, nvlucted, Minn Alice Vun
deraluln. . ,
Coo. Andrewn, director of munle.
Thin church neekn tho prlvlloKO of
nervlco. Your needn coiniunnd un.
I,. Myron Iloozcr, Miulnlor. .
Flrnt Mctlimllxt plnmpnl Clmrcli
Fourth and llnrtlutt.
Wo miido a fine mart hint Sunday.
The Sunday nchool mndii a fair nhow
liiK In uttundnuvo and tho Kpwortli
I.euKue wnn Krent. We will advance
thin Sunday.
"Tho Way of I'roKronn" will bo the
theino of tho moriilnic aorvlco und In
tho ovoiiIiik, "Honor to Whom Hon
or." At the nvenluit nervlco the fa
vorite liymiin of Lincoln, Garfield,
McKlnley and Itoonovell will bo nuuK.
Thny aro all in our hymn book.
Tho mid-week nervlco on Thurndny
ovontng wilt beRlu nt 7:30 o'clock.
leano brinn; your Dlblen or Now. Te
tnmenta. Our lonnnn will bo .Mutt.
1-tG. '
'. It. Cnrlon, Mlnlnter,
I'IikI llniulht (liurcli
No prlvlleKO In more prlcelunn tliuii
tho slniplo prlvlleKO of wornhlp. Haw
wo nhoiild prlxo it ami practice It
whon wo can!
Tho churches of thin city are lubor.
ItiK to meet the deiiinndn of thin nuo
Thin church will freely give you Itn
bent. . : )
ll:-l."i n. m. IHble nchool. Mr.
Frederick V. .Mourn will nerve an
nuperlntemlent.
1 1 a. m. I'libllc wornhlp. Subject
of nnrmon, "Tho Wlndown of lleuv-
on." . ; -.
0:ir,. II, Y. P. 1.1. '
7:30. KvenliiK KvunRirllstle nor.
vice. Subject, "Tho Tuborniiclo nnd
Itn Synibollnm." .
W. T. 8. 8prl(tKn, Mlnlnter.
TODAY'S MARKETS
Livestock
POKTI,ANI), Jun. 11. Cnttle
nlendy: receipt 107. Steorn, prime
13 4i H; kuoiI to choice lll.oOd
n.f.O; medium to Kood t O.r, 0 Ji
H.i',0: fulr to in oil I urn 9.50t 10. TiO
com moil to fulr istiiP; eown nnu
hulfern, choice, $ 1 0 ft II; modliim to
uood $8.00 41 B.50; fulr to muiliiim VI
x.fiO: ' ciinnern t3.no h s bulla
ITI
There Was Nothing So Good
tor iongestion r.tia voias
, ns Mustard ' '
rti.t tbn nld-faliioned mustard-plaster
burned and blistered while it acted. Gel
tho relief and help that mustard
pluslora gave, without tlio plaster and
Wltlioui mc uiiliui. i
Mustcrolo does it. It la a clean, white
ointment, made with oil of iruictnrd. It it
scientifically prepared, that it woiks
wonders, ntid yet duso not blister the
tendercst skin. ' " . ' , " ,
just mnssnco wuatorote in witn uio on-ner-tlps
ponlly. Sia how quickly it briiiKO
rcllof how speedily Uio pu-in disappears.
Ito Mur.terolo for Boro throat broil.
cliltls, tonsilitis. croup, stiff -neck, asthma,
neuralgia, ueauacne, uoukcuiiuh, pu:mioy,
rheumatism, lumbaqioi paino end acliea of
tho buck or Joints sprcir. j. soro muscles,
bruises, Chilblains, frosled feet, tolds of
Die client (It v" en proventp'- pneumonia),
30c find (0c avs; hocyital mt $2.li0, ,
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90000GKOCKX)OOCXKOOOOCKOOOOOCkXKOOCK300000
Theaters and Movies
AT THE PAGE T HEAT
i -r
IIhiIuk Itdbbniy . I
; A ilnriuir biiruliirv, with u ilni
mntic climi, wii' tlio miliioot of
niitcli (lihciiKHioii nml Hiiocntiition liv
lliu icoi!i) lil'' Meilforil unit vicinity
loiluy. the iIi-IiuIm of which wcto nut
dcl'iiiitclv knoivii in Ibis citv until
hu.t niuht.. It proved' to lie u iu-hm
uiurxel iif more tliiiu ordinurv Hcnu
tion mid tlinlls licctiilKo the tun vuinii;
Peotile .iiiiinl fiiiictmii'il in lliu reniill
ol' Iho liiilil lliclt liuvc a wide rin-lo
ul' I'ricnilh licic. 'Tliev were m.l l-l it'll
only recently. . Tliu cluud wilb the
hi Ivor liiiimr. in their nine.' wu flitted
about bv viitf runt liruer.en until llie
fimil iiuiirrel euuie und tliev (.enu
ruleil, the uretlv vomur wile divori;
iiiir the litihbiiml : nud it wiih her tein
liurnrv liutue thut won robbed, aluioxt
under tliu eve of (lie I'liuriuiiii: vounu
widow.
'1 lu- mmimiIioiimI feature of the in
idi'iil thut the e.x-ltiibuiid wiih n
mrtv lo both the rolibcrv and the'
rubber' ii;iircliciiKi(iii : mid in uroiii
iiicut Nuciiil circles it i tinid thut his
Icvcrui'SK has won buck to linn hu-
irettv wile: for. iiller nil, it win
oiilv n nuir of xilk HlockniL'x Hint wu
lolen, I'iMiKluiiee 'Inliniuluc. the
linniiiitit screen Ktnr who him ml-
inirerM nnd Invern in everv town und
huinli-t mi the continent. -will tell the
whole thrilling Ktui'V ul the Kiulto
touiulil ill one of the must nliMirbini;
uielures iu which who Iiiik ever un
lienrcd. A l'tiir of Silk Stockiiup. is the
inline of the ntorv lino, since inn-
fO.K00 8.oO; calven (9013.50;
Blockers and feders IiiJi 9.
Hogs lower; receipts 015. Prime
mixed $17. 25r 17.50; medium mix
ed $10,85 5! 17; rough heavies' $15 ft
16; pigs $Hf lft. 21; bulk $17. '
Sheep steady: receipts Gj. Prime
lumhs $12 ft 13: fair to moillum tM
1 1 ; yearlings $l(i(?t I l.oO; wulhnrs
$ (fl 10; ewen $Ciffi S.
Ilutter
PORTLAM), Jan. 1 1. Butter
firm. City creamery prints, extras,
box tuts B7c: cartons Ose: halt boxes
V4c more; less than half boxes lc
more, ituying prieo uuuer int. coun
try flSc; .cube cxtrus 03c. ' J
F4!Rs nnd teed
I'OHTF.AXl), Ore.. .Inn." 'it. Kc a
iollinr nrico. cose count. bTo: bux:-
, Tho DIE!"
Bttrlngl':"'.'?
- " ami After
Tho Old Reliable
Round Package
""Ml. tv eKl t'w
Special
r xp JTZTTni
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IS sV ' t ' ' kri c il
Bb...ir.-' ;.' : ':aS:;- WmtJI
f CONSTANCE 1'. &V '
XjeA
rojiDTwivatRS
One tiilio ltexnll Tooth Paste, regular priro Sfici 1 Tooth ltrnsh S5e
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
ONE OF EACh FOR
. 1 .'..'.'
West Side Pharmacy
' THE MEDFORD -
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Is now open for Imsiness nt ill North Ornpe street.
Una boon Inspected by tho Pity llnnlth Coniinlttco und .....
DECLARED SANITARY,
nnd snfo from contagious diseases.
RE 8UNDAY AND MONDAY
' -- ' ' ' p ,
kturice weui'H oiilv the Wiivne luiit
Hosiery, the kind linuilli'd exclusivelv
by the Miiv eouuuinv ol' thiH city, the
uiiir Unit wuk xtolvii und recovered
Iiuh been on exhibition ut the .Kinlto
since vexterdnv nfiernoon. It in a
rare treat to nee them while Con-
stiiuee hitx til i-iii un.
' liiironeNft Ililurd (uinliir
Frances Wilson liuurd I llaronens
liuurd), who appears ut the ttlalto
t boat re on next Thurndny evening, Is
ono of tho accomplished women, of
the duy. At the uko of thirteen she
was nent to Kurope to ntudy munle
and In 1005 was married to a famous
palmer and Illustrator. Since then
she hus been a prominent social fig
ure both in America and Kurope.-She
first bcKun writing in order to col
laborate with her husband in . bfa
work. So successful ban she proven
In this flold that the Hooknian and
other muKuzlnes havo eagerly sought
her urt Irion.
From first to lant her home has
been a prominent ono in the theatre
of the war, huviug been occupied by
Hermann, allies, Americano, and serv
ing four years as a home of mercy.
So grapblcully has Mrs. Hoard de
scribed her life and experiences thai
war articles have been sought by
loading American magazines. "With
TIiojo Who Walt" was published by
tho Saturday Evening Post In Sep
tember and October and is fresh In
tho memory of every one. Scribncrn.
Tlio American und, other magazines
have nlno featured her work.
ma price. Oic: mcIIiih; price, cnnilled.
tillo; selected candled in carton., i'2v
probably he lower Miuuliiv.
On trf, $.')0..".ll hid: corn. .G0.."i0 bid.
Cut This Out It In Worth Money
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with o und mull It to
Foley & Co., 2833 Sheffield Avo.,
Chicago, 111., writing your name and
address clearly. You v ill receive in
return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tnr Compound
for coughs, colds aril croup; Foley
Kidney Pills, for p:.!n in sides and
buck; rheumatism, backache, kidney
and bladder allnie .ts; and Foley
Cathartic Tublets. a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathurtic, for
constipation, biliousness, headache,
nnd sluggish bowels. For sale by
Medford Pharmacy. '
tVialted SViiik
Very Nutritious, Digestible
Tho REAL Food-Drink, Instantly prepare.
Mndo by tho ORIGINAL Horllck process and
from carefully seloctcd tnatcriuls." -
Used successfully over V century.
Endorsed by physicians everywhere.
SleiHorlick'STheOrigSnal
Thus Avoiding Imitations
for 39c
Toot I
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COURT HOUSE REPORT
Reported by Jackflon County Ab
ntract Co., Blxth and Central Ave.
' ; , Circuit Court ,
lliibbiird Ilron. vh, Williiim Henry.
Certificnto of utliichiueiit.
Klizubetli S. Anilrcwn vh. Oco. A.
MurMO el ul. Notice.
Kvu liontnick vh. K, U. SlotihonHon.
.Miliou to iliHiuiss. Order ilismiHsint;.
Murv Abbott vh. 3. 1). Hell. Keply.
Hiililinrd llrOK. VB, Williiim Henry
us I ,n ii I'd Mill (Jii-Ijii nl eoiuimnv. For
uioiay.
Ipi'o!jiiCe Court
Kslelhi Cui brati. c.itnte. Admitted
to nrobiilo.
Robert .1. liowir. eslulc. Order.
First mid limil nneuunl.
Flovd Wouili-o-fc vt ul, minors, ch-
tfllo. Order uih.i iuliiiir eunrilinn.
-; Evelyn I,. Wnlkw. cxtutc. Petition.
Cliurloit Stci'.iielt, cxtutc. bond of
fidmiriistrufiir. ."
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' Ten months aRo, W. H. Kclley, a
lumber salesman of Omalia, had a pair
of shoes re-soled with Neolin Soles.
Mr. Kelley docs much walking and has
worn these shoes constantly. He says
"they are still good lor . another ten
months of wear."
, Good shoe stores carry Neolin-eoled
shoes in many slyles lor men, women
and children. They cost you no more
than shoes that give less wear. Neolin
Soles are also available everywhere for
re-soling. Remember these soles are
created by science to be what soles
should be. They are comfortable and
waterproof as well as long-wearing.
They are made by The Goodyear Tire
& Rubber Company. Akron, Ohio, who
also make Wingfoot . Heels -guaranteed
to outwear any other heels.
fleolin Soles
Advertising Rates
Classified One cent a word.
Locals Ten cents a line. -Legal
Five cents a line.
Display 25 cents an Inch.
.Contract rates on application.
HELP WANTF.l) HALE.
W-A'XTEl) House man.
Hotel Sled-
ford. '
WA'.VTED M'en to clear land and
cut wood by tier by contract imme
diately. Apply .Webster Ranch,
before Saturday, phone GS5-J3. 248
heSjP WA.NTrn pemaijj
WANTED An experienced girl for
general housework. Phone 2 1 j-k.
WANTED 6ITTJATIOS.
WA'XTBD General housework by
experienced lady.-. Address Grants
Pass. It. V. D. 4. Box 46. - 2S
WANTED Contract pruning liy one
of the best contractors in the val
ley. If you want good work at the
right price phone B. f . stone,, sdn.
73S -West Fourteenth street. . 252
W A .VfKTJ iKlsCKI.tiASKOTJS
WlAXTED to hear from .owner of
good ranch for sale. State cash
nrice. full oarticulars. I). P. Bush
Minneapolis. Minn. - - 248
WANTED A chance to repair your
umbrella or anything. Lluerty
ltepalr Shop, 22 South Grape. 21 i
WANTED To communicate with C.
A. llasham or relatives concerning
business nronosition. Presumably
lives In vicinity of Medford. Ore
gon. Address J. D. Bowers. Scotts-
dale, Arizona. - .
WANTED
: alfalfa.
-To biu- first cutting of
859 East Ninth. . 248
WANTED--Houses to move, build.
or repair. Phone 48 S-X.
WANTED It. H. Toft will buy your
partly paid Ltbsrty Bond eoutracts.
WANTED It. H. Toft buys Liberty
bonds. alBO mortgagos. notes, iudg-
1 ments, escrow contracts, etc., and
' makes short time loans on any old
thine-.
NOTICE OF SAI.R OF GOVERN
MKNT TIMBER General l.nnd Of
fice: Washington, . C. li:cmber
21, 191 S. Notice is hereby given
thut subject to the conditions an
limitations of tho Act or June 9
1916 (89 Stat., 218), and the In
structions of the Socrotnry of the In
terior of Sontember .15. 1917. the
timber on the following lands willhe
sold Feb. 11. 1919. at 10 o'clock a
in., at nublic auction nt tho United
States lnnd office at Roscburg, Ore
gon, to the highest biddor at not less
than tlio annraised value as shown
by this .notice, .sale to be subject to
the annroval of the Soc.rotary ot tin
Interior. The purchase price, with
un additional sum of one-fifth of one
nor cent thereof, being commissions
allowed, must be deposited at time of
sale, money to be returned if sale is
not aonroved. otherwise patent win
issue for the timber which must be
removed within ten years. Bids will
be rocotved from citisens of the Unit
ed States, associations of such cit-
Izons and corporations organized
under the laws of the United Stales
or any state, territory or district
thereof only. Upon application of a
qualified purchaser, the timber on
any legal subdivision will lie offered
separately before being Included in
any offer ot a larger unit. Township
21 S.. R. 4 W., Sec. 19; NWIi SE14,
rod fir Sl!0 M., not to be sold for loss
tbnn 11.00 per M. ' Tv 33 S., R, 7 W.,
Sec. 1 1; NHH4 81514 .' 85 M, yellow
pino, 685 M., red fir, none ot the yel
low pine to, be sold for less than
$2.50 per M., nnd nono of the red
rir to bo sold for less than $-1.25 per
Mi Verv respectfully, Clity Tallmaii,
gomm!ifs)oior gouoffli 111114 vHsi
GOODBY,
WOMEN'S
TROUBLES
Th tertura smt oWainforfn of
wrak. Inrne sntl ti-hlns back, swollen
lf.1 suit hml)K, WNknesM. dizxtnes,
risimfs. ns s rule hsv thuir origin in
kulriM trouble; not "femnle complaints."
Thffce sellers! symptoms of kulney sn
bisililrr dieense are well known so is
ti,e ferr.eily.
Next time von feel s iwinee of nsin
is the bsik or are tmubleil with henii-
hilii-. iniliKestiiui, iimoinnis. irrtlntion
n 11, c liisil'ler or pain in Iho loins nml
tr,wer Sliili'ioen. too will find quick noil
nore n-ltvf in ifi,I) MI'.DAf, Haarlem
tin Cupiuiti-n, Tills old anil tried rrxn
iilv for kolney iroiitile and silled de
rnnaeinnts tiui Sioml the tent for huu
oreii of Ten re. It doeii the work.
Tninn nud troulilcs vsniMh anil new life
nnd health wilt eomn an you continue
their line. Wlien completely restored
to-your ostinl vucor, eouiinuc taking a
i;ooieile or two each day.
COI.I) MKDAf, Hnurl'm Oil Cnp
milea are imrinrted frmn the laborato
ries. st Haarlem, ilolluiid. Mo llot so-'
cept a- niilifttituto.- ; In sealed boses,
three sizrs.
FOR BE'T FTJR.MBHOT ROOMS
FOR IlENT Furnished rooms, rates
raasonable. Kenelworth Itooms,
.- . 252
FOR MONT Furnished rooms -for
hounckeenlng. Kcnelwortli Rooms.
248
FOR RK.TT MlfiCEIOiANlXlUS.
TO RENT 12-acre farm with water
for 2 k acres; - good- school close.
Address Central Point R. F. . -No,
2, Hox 35. Stanley Richardson. 24
B181XB.SS OITORTUTilTIKS
OIL! HAVE. PRODUCTION. No
speculation. Our profit-sharing
certificates, $30, a life income.
i Write now.' Room 412 Hall Bldg..
Kansas City, Mo. Uberty pll Co.
Can use few salesmen. ' -.-
FOR SALE flKAt, EOT ATI.
FOR SALE Six-room modern bun
galow on pavement; a -bargain.
1028 East Eleventh street- PhoDe
419-L. ' "'
VOB BALE POULTRY AND BOOR
?"OR SALE Mammoth bronze tur
keys. J. C. Herring, Central Point.
270
OR SALi: Two S. C. Rhode Island
Red cockerels: also early hatched
pullets, from the best stock in the
valley. -- Write or see Mrs. C. S.
Lammev. Central Point. Route 2.
box 21. .,- 249
OR SALE- 180-egg capacity X-Ray
Incubator, practically new; also
! brooder, price $.'10.00 for ' both.
Mrs. C. S. Lammery, Central Point.
Route 2. box 21. 249
FOR SALE Eggs and chicks. You
need heavy layers. They eat no
more than the poor layers, my
hens are heavy layers of good sized
eggs.' and eggs are money. Made
13.54 nrotit oer- hen 1918 under
averaee farm care. Get a start
with lite right kind and watch
them nay the grocery bill. Book
ing orders now for hatching eggs
and baby chicks from my grand
White Leghorns, one-half and
three-quarters O. A. C. Big hens
that lay eggs and pay nig protits.
Eees 10c. and every egg guaran
teed fertile. Chicks 20c. , E. H
Westerfield. Medford, R. 4. . 263
FOR SALE S. C. White Leghorn
cockerels. Tancred strain. K. v,
Crnm. -three miles northeast Med
ford. 248
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE One silo. 50-ton; one
mllolte separator; four good uuik
cows. T. E. - Beaulieu, Central
Point, Route 2. 2
FOR SALH: A bargain lor quieK
sale, 1S17 Dodge. A-l condition
over-sine tires. Looks like new
Phone 411-R4 for appointment.
..-.';:' .248
FOR. SALE If you have to sell your
L,ibert4onds sell them to us; u
you want to buy Liberty bonds buy
them from us. v e pay caau
Pianos. Victrolas and records
specialty. Hale's Piano House Inc.
j. F- Hale, general manager, .a 1 1
i.-nvt SALE Good Quality grain hay
Phone78S-Rl. - ' .., . 249
FOR SALE-5O0-R2.
,
-Black walnuts.
Phone
24
FOR SALE Sulphur, land plaster,
superphasphate. . Ralph Waldo r.1
den, Russ Mill. -
FOR SALE Fine quality baled hay
5 nil nr ton. - Modoe Orchard.
' Phone Central Point at meal
hours. : . -i : -
FOR EXCHANGE.
TO TRADE Will accept desirable
home or possible something-else
to amount of J5000 and J3500
lone time on a good ranch. Box
: 143. Riddle. Ore. 27
GET THIS
It's a Big Bargain
Touring ear, first-class condi
' tion, equipped with Willard bat
tery, for lights and starting, all
tires good, one of them new. . Car
has had unusually good care.
Apply -121 " South 'Fir or Phono
, v: . ! 212-11.. . :..
i:ktiiyi:i
STHAYHII One brown yearling, -.lor-
Hey hotter, briinil SI. on rtitht Inn.
Notify Surah I,.. Wheulnr, II, ' I,
Modford. 310
1AJST A largo Wntermun ton main
pen. Rowurd. Call 03S-Y. 3 d
LOST Corvallls State Dank bunk .be
tween Deo. 30 and .fan. 1st.- Un
der return to .Mull Tribune office
or phono 24 X3 Ohlriil Point,
Robert F. KVio. , . 2u
MOXKY TO MHX
MONEY TO LOAN mi good real
eatnte sec.nrlty. and will buy Lib
erty Bonds. .1. Ft. Andrewn. No. -ill
North drape. Phono B47-.T. tf
BUSINESS DITtKCITOP.Y
-Attorneys
PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-nt-low,
. rooms S and 9. Modford National
' Bank Building.
A. E. Ronraes, Lawyor,
Corey Building.
aarnstt-
Anfo HnppilPS
LA HER AUTO SPRING8 Co. We
. are operating tho largest, oldest
and best-equipped plant in the Pa
cific northwest. Use onr springs
when others fall. Sold under, writ
ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon.
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premises
cleaned up for Iho summer. i:au
on the city garnago wagons ror
good aervlce. Phone 351-T. ! J.
Y. Allen.
' Expert Accountant
lson1"
WI1
AUDITING CO. E. M.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given
to anything in Accounting and In-
eome Tar requlremente. l,ook
Into our simplified accounting
method. M. F. & H. Building,
Medford. Phone 157-R.
' Farm Loans
AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 40
years 514 Money ready when
land is appraised and title ap
proved. E. H. Hnrd, secy.-treua..
National Farm Loan Associations,
Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford. 2(53
Instrnctiou in Music
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of
piano and harmony; Haight Music
Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Eldg.
Phone 72. '
Piano Tuning
G. W. CROSS 603 West Second
street. Phone 309. Piano tuner
and repairer. Endorsed by tne
leading musical people of souibern
Oregon. - 264
Planing Mm
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, sash, doors, mouldings ana
screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone
184. -
'Physicians and Bnrgeona
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathic
physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build
ing. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. P.
R. R Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co.
Bldg. Phone 567.
DR. F. G. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAIa'S CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bids.
' . Phone 904-L.
Residence 26 S. Laurel Street.
Printers and Publisher
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
oesc cquippea priumiK ulliuu iu
Southern Oregon.' Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St
Transfer
BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front St. Phone
315. Prices right. Service guar
anteed. A CHANCE
To Own a Home in Medford
A stiictlv modem S-room
cottage with screened porch
es, cement walk, garage and
driveway, chicken house and
lot, and close in, everything
paid up, a clear title and a
bargain. ,
We have several splendid?
values to ff er you at thiti .
time. . .- ''
Brown & White
Real Estate and Insurance,
to So. Fir St- Uedonl. Oreuon
IXTEHCltBAX AVTOCAIt CO.
, TIME CAIMX
Ix-ave Medfonl for Asliliind dally
except Sunday at 8:00 and, 1.0; 15 a,
m. and at 1:00. 4:00 and 0:15 p. m.
Also on Saturday at 9:30 p. m. Sun
days le ave at .10:30 a. in. und
5:30 and 9:30 p.'iii.,,
: Leave Ashland for Medford dully
except Sunday ut 9:00 and 11:00 u.
rli. and at I;fl0, 4:0(1 nnd 5:15 1. ra.
Also on Sitt unlay nt tl:.10 p. m.. .Sun
days leave at .11:00 a. in. nud 12.30,
4;09 mt vi'iitf p. m, -