CANADIAN TRADE -
WArilllNOTON. liliiroli W.-Vn-iiHddl
trrowth of Initio between ( li
I'lilUM Hl'iitim n lid Ocotlillii wiiH sllilwii
IimIiiv in ii rminit It v ( ) hiii-cnu of
foreign 'unil tloluexlio I'liiiiiiii'i'i'O. 'In
(W flin'l 'night 'inlinllit of (In, fisi-ul
vmir Oi'eiinlii took MHA.HHOJfJIl wnrili
til' I'x'liOrlH from lllis cSmiilrv. II ti 'til..
iiWd Villi h;I.II(iii;hiiii in l hp miiii
nnritnl lust vi'iir, mill sold 1 hit 1'nitcd
Millies uikhIh vnliii'il nl I. ')!I.H7 1.(1(1'.',
nil iiiKiviiKi) ol' i'J,Iiiiii,imiii over lust
vi'iir.. v
Kuronw ranked 1'irnl unions g,M.
turner I' lln t'nlli'il Mitten, Iiilduir
fi,iif,im.m-i worth u' imuil,. in ciuhl
nionlliH, ' Fxpnrts In other tri'itnd dU
visions Included tl.'.'iH, Bun, linn ,,
Kulilli America; :ijl,'l,(mil,7llll In Asiu.
nf wliiidi Jiiiimi luiik tllll.llM'J.I'.'H uliil
In A Men.
Deilll of honoris illlri thin I nil it f vf
mIiiwmI ;tOTlO rtMM'lvt'd 1 1mm ritm
u i -
it'll r iftini uiwiinmv HIKl ffii ,i ni If Out
AitHlrMi-Himuiirv,
SIX HOUR DAY FOR ' !
TACOMA. March 2H.-TI10 .Metal
TrmleM Council In rrisiilnr im-clim.'
here- lust niulit endorsed the- nix-hour
UIIV rcollllloll (if till! I'iicpI Kolllld
Maritime Council iitnl iiiiiuiintvil n
committee, f tlirt-o tn ori-iutro simi
, lur rtniiliiliim licr. Tin1 Hlmrl iluv.
it is sniil. Mill L'iv employment to
iniinv inun who nru nuw mil of wiirkj
Tim iiiicHtinn wim token tin nt (lie con
i vviitiiin nf lli Mittul Trades Council,,
itf lite 1'iu'ific eonsl nt I'nrtliitiil n
few Weeks uun mill received iinnruvnl.
YtlvmliH'k
PORTLAND .Miir. !8.rmilo
stoutly; receipt SI. 8tiers, butt $13
it lit god to cholco lll.50iM2.60;
medium to good lioyil; fair lu
good $t 10; comment to fiilr S 4i
9; good lu chiilw cown and holfor
110.5041 12.3.'.; medium to Kd $7
tf 8; fair In medium $'!( 0; manors
WiOtM.&O; l,u I In MIK.MJ; cutv.m
f B.Ci 0 ai 1 3.r0 ; mockers- and feeders
i7f 10.
'II OKU firm; receipts 4H8. l'rlm
mixnd $lx,75ft IS; medium mixed
l,r,or 18.7&; rough heavies 1 1 0.7.',
j U.DII; pigs 1 10.25 f 17. 26;" bulk
110. . '
Klicop tttendy: receipts 20(72. Prime
lamb $1(141 17; fair to moillum $14,
?tir,; yonrllnm )IHil2; wctbora 9,
10; owe fl,&0f 10.10.
Itutlrr ; -.
rOllTI-AXI). Mnr. 28. Ilulior
aloady. City crpamory prima, oxtrna.
1iox lata 00 (fO In: carloni OUi O'Jc;
half lioxcs hulf colli mora; t tlmn
half Iioxps one emit mora, lluylng
prlci hiitterrut, country 02fS3a;
cuba exlrns G7J( 5S. ' ' .
, Tito Hi'linola of llou'iio rivar wen-
closed clnriiiL' Ilia lunt llireu iIiivm of
limt wilok owimi to u huhdvcIimI -iihi
ttf Mi'orot fovor anloiiir flu piiiuIh of
aliiiM.MiiL'vrlo h room,,
Mri. ('. (I. eiiiinin wns iili'iiHimtlv
KltriifiKOil bv her iliiuuliiiT. Mrx. I'Vit
I'l'iiinu'er ii nd lillle uriiiidiliniL'liler
PIMPLY? ML, DON'T BEI
fcople Notice It Drive them Of!
' -with Dr. Edwards'
. Olive Tablets
'A tilrriply face will not em)nrraas you
Edwards' Ollva Tnbleta. .Tha akin should
.begin 'to clear after yon have taken the
; tablets a few nights. ,, l !... .'
Cleanse the blood.tho bowelsand tnellver
' Hh Pr. Edwards' Ollva Tablets, tho auc
: 'tenSfUlsubatltUtefordolomeljtliore'snever
aily sickness or pain after taklrto them.
( Dr. Edwards' Ollvq . Tablets do that
Vhlch calomel does, and Just as effectively.
, but their action la Rentlo and safe Instead
of, severe and Irritating. . ..
'Mo one who takes Olive Tablets Is
cver curaed with "a dark brown tntte'
fi bad breath, a dull, listless, "no 'good''
feeling, -cbnntlpntlon, torpid liver, bad
disposition or pimply face. ' ' , ,
Dr.. Edwnrda Olive Tableta are
' a purely vegetable compound mixcu
,wlth olive' olli .you wUl know their
'by their ollva color. .', . j ' , :i
, Dr. Edwqrda apont ycara among pa;
tlonta affllccd with liver hnd bowel
, complaints nd Olive Tablets are ,hc
imrnensoly effective result , : ...
t.Tako ona or two nightly for a week
' tfce'how'fhuch bettor you feel and look
y 10c and 25c per box. All di-uggUta. y ,
6VER-ACl)ttY
ol tho stomach hns Vpot inany a
night's re'tU If your stomiich is ncld-
duturbed, dlstdlvo two or Uiree
il-KtJIQ
On tho tonguo before reltrlng and an
foVrdHinhinf sloeri: The pnrlry'iind ,
goodnestf ki-ihotdt gunrnhtood by
' ' 'BCOIT ii DOWNS
MAKET.S OP 3COTT3 EMULSIOtl
r ..r
p B ill ;
BtuSSBflnH
wiaWB5g iiiy , ..I r'.1'!1 ,,71
MAT'.
"Miiut. Il.irl lliill, tho 'aaiitaiiKo oV
this court Is Unit you nro lo ho pun
IhIiimI us tho luw ditinuiiilK. 'You ahull
l pliiciid liofori) a firing 'squad at
stmrlso, April t, 1017, unil shut dnud,
and niuy (lni imvo moroy on your
soul," ",
This win tho sontonco of death,
Psnn'hI upon MmiiI. Hart 'Hull, tho
Aninrleiui fluhlliig "Ac" of tho fa
mous Lafuyiilta hViulrlllo us ha Htood
fui'lug (iemirul Monlnlcuv, tho com-,
tiuinillug officer or tliu court martini.
1. lent. Hall had boon tried for high
treason; no proof of Hull's Innoccncn
ooulil Jio eniiilillnlied until an Amer
ican lilrl In defeimu of justice and hor
lover's llfo hrot to IIkIiI Iho troacli-1
ory of a uo(!Ub Amorlcnu war corres
IHitiilnnl; ami n the man alio 'loved
awaited tho hour of death, It was
tills American girl who saved I. lent.
Hall's life. It Is a 'gripping story,
told In a masterful manner hi the
season's supor-nnrlal photoplay
draiuu. "A Uoiimnco of Hie Air," by
Krauklln II. Coutes, which has 1ieon
liivlshly staged and directed with un
failing skill. Don't fall to so this
wonderful photoplay at tha Rlalto
today and tomorrow.
AT
T
few war books aro so graphic and
thrilling as "Private Peal, Ills Own
Hiory." liy Harold It. Peat, a young
Canadian soldier who wont to Franco'
with tho first Canadian continuant
In August, lSH. Young Peal was In
tho first (iuruinn gas attack at Ypros.
Ho gives us one of the most extra
ordinary account of that' event, and
of tho bravery of officers and men.
Hint has yt liron "wrtllon, ;
Months later, and sunlit at Ypros,
ho got his own knock-out blow, A
(lermai) htillut crashed thru his lung
and put his right arm out of com
mission for good and all. Two nights
from Kri'snn. Tnl.. coming on mi nn-f
lUMiled viMt, , ; : . ' ,
'Mr. 'A. Y.. Murrow returned home
on Weilnesdav from n vixit with her,
PiircntK'nt llillsboro. Oro.
Mr. nod Mm. 0. llurnek from Tilla
mook Hpciit last week nt the home of
her parents:, Mr. 'und Mrs. Mcl'iirren.
Tho munv friends of lister Wil
cox were more than glad to welcome
him buck from overseas. ' Sergeant
Wilcox wns ii member of tho fi'lfh
regiment milnuid artillerv. llis 'regi
nieut landed in Franco u few iIiiyh he
fore the siuning of the armistice nnd
was stationed nt Angers, Franco for
four mouths. -'....
Mrs. VI. Fowler left Inst Thursday
for A Ilia n v. Oro., where nho will
simd it fvw dnvs heforo going lo
Mr. and .Mrs. ,1ohn Hell left for
Duiisniuir. Calif., lust Thursdnv af
ter stiending a few davs there thev
will lem'o for llieir old horn ein Colo
rado. J '
..;,, . , Circuit Court
Jncksnn 'Cnuhtv lltiiltling hnd Loan
Association Vs. 0. 11. Chaffee. For1
monoy. . , , , ,.,
. Hen W. Oleott ct nlvs. W. S. Chub'
mini. Motion, ; . . . . . j '
A. W. Wnlker Auto Co. vs. C. Do
Voo. Kor 'lniinev. '.; ''.; , t
Jnines MncCnnnn Vs. J.' W. Woleh
A'nswer. ' ' ' ; .-. ; , '
Dnvid Tinitlriorc.. Totition. Order.;
Cilution.: . , , ,j . j ';.
Jiinies K. Viillor Vs. M, K. Ituetiott,
et nU Norioo und ordor. i ' . ' I
.1. II. Cbdv vs. .L. K.;fJook. . 'Sum
mons.: ... f '.'- , . :, .
t . Juckson County Uliildmg nnd I,onn
Assoniiition vs. 0. 'ft. Cllnffeo, , Sum
mons. : , - .,;. 1
. Jitiiios'B. Widiveoltilio ot'ril vs. Erh
ost (!. Howell ot hi. 'Hilihmonk.'
Hutler and Thompson -Co. vs. Benj.
C. Sheldon. Suilimons.
l.ineoln Kitvniio. itdministrnlor, vs.
W. D. Hodgson let t . Affidnvit of
Working. " i - j i '-. - :,
J. F. Hrown vs. 'ftoseb. Lttens ot nl.
Affidavit.. Odder. .' :
,' llutler unil Thdmii(ln'Co. vs Qlty Of
Mod ford. Demurrer. . :.
A. W. Whlkor Aulo Co., vs'C. Be'
Voo. tiotnurrer.'' ' '
T. K. I'ottinger vs. Hoss Kiltie bl hi.
SuniiiuinH. ' , i t
v -' ' : . iProbiito'CoSirt '' !
T. W. Tlilinms', bstnlo. 1'ulitioli. 6r-:
' I . . ' ' I .
Kdw'in C. I.urn'ed. estnto. fioud of.
ndminish'ntor. Urtlur ttppoiiiting ltd-'
mmistrntor. ".' - ' . -'
Goor-ce K. Silver, cslnlo. Order np
lioliltlllg giinrdil(n.v; ,
, Ileal Kslnto Transfers
Oeoi'go II, Moo ot ux to Ij. II,
ilVVW vrtlieu Of mh
1 TOTBtJyfB, MEB'FORD, OTCTCCifW, FRIDAY, MAT?m. 28,' lOtf)
GLADYS BROGKWELL
'AT ME
T
The denial feminine in u,litii';
Huh ih the IhcniV or tim lutet illiiim
I'nx iiliolodi'iiinii, "The Knrhidden
Kooui," whieh'ill he seen nt tint l'at'c
tlicalcr mi I'V'ilu V mill Kiihinlav. will,
(ilndvrt IfroeliW'i'll in the Vurineinnl
role. As Until l.cKler, the itur tukc
the I'liarueler ol' ii HteiuiL'ruiihi'r. loved
mid roHiuiclcd livelier (imnlover. the
dihlricl altornev. ' 'l'hroiitrh ttlio evil
liliicliiniitioiiH of the elliul' of, t olieo
unil a contractor, who hnvu urown to
fear tho lioiicHt iiml open minded uH
toniev, hhe i coiiiiiroinifed before the
miiu hIio Iiivcm. ' And not only in her
own reputation ilaiiintrcd. hut nlo I.h
Iiih name ilrnifL'ed, through tho mirk
and mire of Kciiiidul. , . i
, How Idith Lester bcIh lo work In
elciir her Inline and the inline of the
mini nil c lirveH from the dark shuilow
Of HiiHiiieion fornix it1 lilintonlnv of
uliKorhlng interest and not u III tie dra-
inalii' inteiiHitv. Her plot, when re
vealcil. proves Hciixnlioiinl nnd cf
feelivv mid in one of Die most dnrint:
court room Heemw ever wrecned the
Inn' Tiu'Ih in the cuhc ure mnde known
and the eorrundiesK if tho eitv offi-'
einl hclil in) lo the imhlie unz.
Mian llmckwell, iilwnvn umiHOil for
her iinotionlil ncling. .'iluv the role
nf l(uth witlnilccii feelinL'. -She, is an
nclri'KH who linn the filcullv'of lioldiii;'
an audience throiiuhotit u long eloxe
II n. u tank which few. run accom
plish. , Her work in "Tho Forbidden
Room" is just about the crowning
aehiuVeiiieiit nf her eureer. ller kiih
port includes William Scott. ,1. Ilnr
nev Slicrrv. Ilnrrv Dnnkiuson nhd
other capable plovers. The fiiiu wim
produced under Hid directum ot l.vnn
Kevnoldn from ii Kforv bv V. . Vun
Dyke. j
nnd n day ho lay In tha open until
tho slrotclior-honrors found him. ;
The Incidents of this stirring book
Imvo boon plcturlzod In tho great
I'araniouiu-Artcrurt wpeciai picture,
"Prlvato iPont". In which Mr. Peat
pluys the leading rolo und wbtch will
bo shown at tho Liberty, theatre to'
day and tomorrow. Tha photoplay
bus been splendidly directed and It Is
said lo bo one of the best war pic
lures ever produced... The support Is
excellent. Added attraction tonight
only, Horry Manning, .Modford's Car
uso, In now selections.
ensl of , 7: 'northwest of ?
southwest ot 8. 39..W.,'i.'.r
Herlha 1,. Chnmherluin et vir
to Willinnr II. Oillis el tlx.
. Northwest of i southwest.
, south half of . northwest.
u, milium! ..r .,tiflmiiul f 1tt
W. :iK 12
Fred W. Xoldo et ux to C. R.
lluhhiml. Land in I). U C.
.17. 38. 1W . ..
Tho Western Development com-'
nnnv to M. K. Hrnwn. North- .
eusfof -JtLIILIW .....it 3.000
C. K. Terrill to Kliziiboth-Fowler,
exeeutrix. Lot 3,.,blnek
1. Cnrner nnd 'Kiibin's uddUV-
lion lo Uou'iio Hivcr LfiOO
FOR STUBBORN
COUGHS AND COLDS
Dr. KlnS's New Discovery
has a fifty year record
, behind 10 -
" It built Its reputation on Its produo
tton of positive results, bh its surencst
In relieving tho throat irritation of
colds, coughs, grippe and bronchial
attscks... ,
,"Pr. IvJiig's New Olscovery? Why,
myfolks wouldn't use anything' elscl
That's the general nation-wide esteem
In which this well-known remedy is
held. Its action is 'prompt, its taste
pteasarit its relief gratifying. , ;
Half antury of cold and cough
tlieclcitig. All druKgiats. 60c hnd $1.20.
;v Bowels Out Qf Kilter? .
That's nature calling for relief.
Assist her In her daily duties with Dr.
King's Now Life 'Pills. Not a purgative
in tho usual dose, but a mild, effective,
corrective, ,'laxatlva rth.it teases tha
bowels Into nctloh. 25c. ..
WOlVlEN!; DRY CLEAN
AT HOME
Vry It! For a few cents you can '
"' Sty- clean everything. ' ; .
'Kavn 'flvn tn 'ten dollars 'aitlcklv 'bv
lry cloaning 'everything in ,the homo
. With 'gasoline, thnt would be rulued by
'soup and , water suits, costs, waists,
silks, lacci, gloves, shoes, furs, drap
eries, rugs everything I ,
Plrtre a gallon or more of gnsolino In
a diahpnn or washboilcr, 'then put ln
tho tlilngs tb ibe dry cleaned, then
wush tlicm with Solvite soap. Shbrtly
everything comes out looking like. new.
'Nothing, fades, shrinks or, wrihklcs.;
Do not attempt W8ry clean .Without
Solvite sosp. This gnsolino sosp Is tho
ocrct of lill Ury ' clcrfnttig.. : ; , , ; ' ; :
A package of Solvit bosp containing
directions for home' dry cleaning, costs'
little at'sny drug store. Dry clean out
doors or away from, flame, 1 , '
A. tl. Wood H ii x In OiimIiivo H. j
llengeni -All of seetion 15,
towtiHhiii .')!), rnncc 1 wwl,,... 10
H. A. Millm'i't ill to !,uev Ann
ul roiigr North 'A ot K hnlf
Of norl Invest of Ii. IIH, 2V.. '1
('. M, liexford ot ux lo KloMsia
KioldH.' I,nhd in 7. .'IH, 4V ' 1
CollHolidaled InvcMliiiciit Co. to
J. II. Middletou. Land in '
Jueknon (ouiitf 10
Amv K''lnilnmli'r et vir lo Kd
ith II. I.oouiiM. 'Liind in I),
U C. a7Ky 10,
JeHMio O. Iloiilh ot vir to Y. V.. , ,
('oiiwiiv. Lilnd in Ah- '
in nd Jit
M. ('. 'Heed cl. ifx lo Vnl Jnlow
'ot ux. Lund in AhIiIhikI 273
II. J'oreivnl llnrgrnvc ct ux to
CharlcM T. Kweene el ux. , ,
.l,ol I'.;, hoiiIIi hull' of lotll. ' ;
GLASS OF SALTS IF
Zat lass meat, if yon feel Baokaohy br
lurra il Ladder trouble Bait '
, , t fine for Eidnaya,
Weal form nrie, acid whleK excllei
and overworks Uw kidneys in their effort,
to Olter It from ta sntem. JteguJax est
ers of meat must flush the kidaeys occa
sionally. You must relieve them liko yon
rcnere your bowels , removuig all toe
acids, waste and poison, else yon feel a
dull misonr in the kidney region, sharp
pains in tha bade or sick headache, dizziness-
your stomach, sours, tongue is
coated and when tbe weather is bad yon
have rlieumatlo twinges. The urine is
cloudy, full of sediment; the channels
often get irritated, obliging you to get
up two or three times during tbe night.
To neutralize these irritating acids
nnd flush off tha body's urinous waste
get about four ounces of Jsd Salts
from any pharmacy; take a tabic-:
spoonful in a glass of water before break
fast for a few days and your kidneys will
(ben act una and buulder disorders cus-.
appear. This famous salts is made from
the acid of crapes and lemon juce, com-'
blned with lithia, and bos been used for
gehcnitlons to clean and stimulate slug-
Siah kidneys and stop bladder irritation,
ail Salts Is Inexpensive; harmless and
makes a delightful effervescent litbia
Vater drink' Which 'millions of men and
women take now and then, thus avoiding
serious kidney and bladder diseases. .
STIFF JOINTS
SORE MUSCLES
Uabar Up Qaiddy Under the SaotUail
Psastratfng AaoUotioej ef
HamiiB's WUarri Oil .
,i -
-rm
' In cases' of rheumatism and lama
back it penetrates quickly, drives oot
soreness, and limbers up stiff, aching
joints and muscles. " ,
Wizard Oil is an absolutely re&
hble, antiseptic application for cuts,
burns, bites, and stings. Sprains and
bruises heal readily under its tooth
log,' penetrating qualities.
Get it from, druggists for 30 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
, Ever, constipated or. bare sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
.Whips,, pleasant little pink pilla, 3Q
cents. Guaranteed. , ,
Summons
In tho Circuit Courf of the State of,
Oregon for the County of Jackson.
, Edward Wilder, Plaintiff, vs. Cora
Wilder. Defondant. . ..
To tho above named defendant,
Cora .'Wilder. , . .
In tho name of tho stato of Orp-'
gon: You are hereby summoned and
ropjilrcd to appear lit tho above
named court and cause and answer
plaintiffs complaint on file therein
against you, Within six (6) weeks
nftor March 5, .1919, the date of tne
first publication of this Summons.
You aro further notified that if vou
fail to appear and answer said com-1
nlatnt within the tlmo aforosaid,
plaintiff will apply to tho court for
tho roller donuinded In said 'com
plaint, a succinct statement ot which
la: j.
For n decroo ot said court aenlnst
dofentlcnt dissolving the bonds of
matrimony existing between plaintiff
and defendant, and divorcing plain
tiff from defondant. aboslutoly, and
for such other, and further relief , as
the court may deem Just and eqwit
able.: ,r. .
Dato of order heroin,- for service of
'riiimiiinnn' by pulilicntthn In Tllr1dl 7,
1910, ,
, - i . ' ' poutrr j; neff; '
-.: Attorney for 1'lalntlff.
Yon will plant'
rlowers-of course!
Make atire ol their quality and '
beauty Mj planting Mono "i
;Caliloraia Seedi. All the old ;
ftorilti, standard vaneiei si
well "si the Uelightful 1919 '
aoveltie.
LION'S TAIL Long, ilender
with oioiiiio Bowei. Fine to
edps a satden,- , vv .
CHINESE yoOLFLOVEP.
. lmntenie 'lobe-aliaprd acatlel-
rimioQ. Laltisdennttel'wlien
cut.
'Double Blue CoRNKCciW-
ER The finest blue cut flower
there U. . ' .
"SpV.NCER SVl'fcET Ppas :
Ssipdiidoni, and Dahliai our -
vpeciniues, motte nai piopa
: Vs'ted "mdto new Varietiei of
Woefpeai than any other
American aSMl.mnn.
RfmrmbfT-tMoriVi 'California ;
r lower are inie-to-munc and ac.
tHmMeaidllui wh Soar) lodar lor
,,,TSi'fD Culture and
ui'191i Cardan Ciui!.-!l'aM
MtritS SitJi n i,IJ A, Jul. '
V ,n tmtkirftrTlMit rftn''.
C.CMORSE&tCO., Saa-FrVodie.
CLASS
r :
block '1. of ,linni.'alow addi
tion o Mcdf'ord . 600
A. Ii. Moore et ux to Angelina
Snyder. Land in 11), 37, 1 . 10
Ky.vaiiaa E, Ilrown ct iii to (',,, '.
V, Inlow ct hx. I,iihd in Asli
Inhd 10
Advertising Rates
Classified One cent 'a -word."
; Locals Ten cents a Una. -
Legal Five cents a line. :
. Display 2S Cents an Inch,'
Contract rates on application.
HELP "WANTEU MAIBI.
WANTKD Sheep herder. F. B. Uy-
bee, lledford, Oregon. . 6
VANTKD-Men and teams' or trac
tor for plowing. Phone 468-J2. &
WAXTKD-House man. Hotel Med-
ford. Pleaso call, don't phone.
WANTED--Bus loy. Hotel Medford.
. Please call, don l phone.. ,
WANTED Men to cut , wood and
clear land. Webster Ranch.
Phone C85-J3. 326
'help xr'iiTircu--inibiAtjB
WANTED Two vacancies at Sled-,
ford Sanitarium for reliable girls,
to come In training. Apply to Mrs.
A. 'W. Foote, aupt. of nurses.- -
WANTED Girl for -general house
work. Mrs. A. F.Stennett, phone
102-X.-. - '. ' -
WANTED rWomah.'for general bou?e
work on ranch. Two children nnu
man tn family. Route 2, 'Box 9?
Bedford. 5JJ
WANTED By young married -man
position 'on good frait or stocn
ranch. . Address K. L. Itaati, 912
East Nineteenth St. N;, Portland,
ore. -. . . . .
WASTER snsCMiLANEOUS .
WANTED LaWn mowers to shar
pen.. We call for and deliver.
Phone 261-. Liberty Repair
, Shop. - 9
WANTED Boy's br lady's first-class-saddle.
Phone 8-F32, Eagle Point.
,- - 9-
WANTED Teams with or . without
men for orchard ' work;' Egan
Orchard. Phone 597-R6. .'-.? - 8
WANTED To hire tractor for ferad
lng, 30 or .40 days steady work.
Box ,81..Mail Tribune. . 8
WANTED To. buy 50 to lOb head of
feeder cattle. H. "A. Bingham,
Medford. . .. -. v - - v '
WANTED Lady's good bicycle. Box
88S, cure Mall Trjbune. : 314
WANTED WJa pay cas for Liberty
bonds. - "Hale's Plabo House Inc.,
JT F. Hale, generol manager.
WANTED Plaln Bewlng for little
folks.- Call 45 North Bartlett. 314
WANTED Any kino, cattie, Btock or
beef. G. W... King, . Montague.
. . .Calif. 336
WANTED House moving and re
pairing. Phone 488-M or 4S8-X.
FOR 8 ALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Two days old bull calf
for sale. 'Tel. 419-W. ,. : ,.- .
FOR SALE Two - nice geldings,
. weight 1430 and 1320 lbs. 547
- South "Front Street. . - - - 6
FOR SALE Cheap, four first-class
- milk cows. , Call after 5 o'clock
p. m. , Bert Stancliff, Phoenix. . 9
FORs SALE Fresh cows, calves.
Phone 777-L. - 5
FOR SALE One mare, seven years
old, 1600 'pounds. F. L. Caton,
1015 North Central. , ' 7
FOR SALE Six registered Hereford
'bulls.:.- M. F. Hanley. 314
FOR SALE Ton dairy cows for sale
: cheap. Webster - Orchard Co.
571-J5. , 314
FOR- SALE Puro bred Red Polled
bull calf, born October, 1918; tine
youngster. Modoc Orchard br Pal-:
mer Investment Co., Medford, Ore.
FOUND.
FOUND-Purso containing money.
Phono or call A. J. Hnnby. . , 5
BROWN WHITE
Real Estate, insurance. Rentals
1 : 10 South -Fir tit.
18 acros on -Paolflo highway, 4
acres in alfalfa, 9 In wheat, good
houses, granery, a fine property and
Worth the price of $6500.00.
: 20. acre chicken ranch one-balf
mile from Pacific, highway; good im-;
provement3. Price $2750.00.
40 acre hill ranch, well Imprbved,
close In, good water, 20 under culti
vation and has bpen-rahgO adjoining.
Price $2000.00. l , , . :.
I A splendid boardmg or rooming
house, steam heat, hot and cold. water
In every robra, fine location, f urnlsh-i
ed complete, at a price which Is ridic
ulously low Also somo specially
good bargains In city homes, Btock
Hud w. tmsm.
nii .niiniiaililwtaa'rraa-S'il'Tinri an r-'air - J--'-- -', rt("iff T- ,i -V.-,,-.....
FOB 8 ALE MEAL ESTATK.
FOR SALE Small house and lot
close to pavement, . very cheap.
Fruit trees. No Indebtedness. Box
J. J., Mall Tribune. , 10
FOR SALE 1550.00 buys house, lot
ana garage or Edgar wignt. Jewel
er, 17 North Central. . -.. , - '
FOR 8ALF Cheap, choice three-,
acre home with water and 50
choice fruit trees. Boxl37,'4flogiio
River, Ore. , - 10
for Sale or exchange a
seven-room house in Ashlartd 'on
East Main street, Garden. All
assessments paid, for Medford 'pro
perty. Inquire Royal Bakery, Med
- ford.. . j -.- . .--....i--..,---:.- . .-...-. 8-
FOR. SALE OR, TRADE A fine
stock ranch right in tbe heart of
the bbnch grass In eastern Oregon.
Will trade for land around Apple-,
gate or Sams Valley. Anybody
interested write Mrs. R. E. Cav-
Iness, 45 INort Bartlett, Medford,
Oregon. ' 314
FOR .: SALE Several good stock
ranches including cattle, horses,
' .farming implements, etc. If look
ing for a bargain and want to make
' some easy money, see T. C. Gaines,
Trail, Ore. - ' '325
FOR SALE Ninety acres with water
sixty dollars per acre. , Box 50,
Mall Tribune. 318
FOR SALE POULTRY AHD EOGK.
FOR SALE Setting hens. 203 Mc-
Andrews street. Call evenings. 7.
FOR SALE White Leghorn eggs 5c;
chicks; R. I. R. eggs. : AH A'eavy;
., layers. F. H. Dressier, phone 777-L.
. . .- . ... .30
FOR SALE White Leghorn eggs
$5.00 pfer 100. Guaranteed 90 per
i cent fertile. 'Phone 408-R3. 5,:
l Oft SALE-Hatchlng eggs, S C,
White Leghorns. Best of winter
layers, $1.50 per setting of 15.- $7
In' 100 lots. K. Hammerbacher,
. R. F-. D. No. 2, Grants Pass, Ore.
- 334
FOR SALE A few settings Of thoro
bred Buff Rock eggs at $1.50 per
letting..-- Teave orders at once if
interested. Phone 666-X. 313
FOR SALE Rhode , Island : Red
- hatching eggs. Phone 370-W. 318
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE 4 or 5 sacks, of beard
less barley. Fine seed. Phone
539-J3. E. E. Morrison. . 6
FOR BALE-r-Small dry 'onions or
onions to plant. .. Phone 7 1 7-L. 7'
FOR SALE 12-inch P.
pldw. . Phone 408-R3. .;
O. gang
'. T
FOR SALE rBicycle, 'perfect condi
tion, new tires. Jackson County
Abstract Co. 6
FOR SALE Ob TRADE For stock
or hogs, household furniture, fine
Checkering piano, $125.00 Victrolo
and records, ivory finished bed
'room suite, oak desk, etc. ! Pfibne
S-F32, Eagle Point. 9
FOR SALE At a bargain 1917 Ford
" touring car In first class running
order, $350 If. taken at once. ' 402'
South Newtown. - 9
FOR SALE Baled
Phone 500-R2.
alfalfa
hay.
-, 9
FOR SALt Horse, buggy and har
noss. $50.00 for the outfit. 21
Genessee street. . 6
FOR SALE Seed and feed barley in
carload lots or otherwise. . Phone
634-X. .
FOR SALE New , and , used ; auto
tops, curtains and hoods. Repair-:
ing, done,, awnings and canvas
goods of all description. A. D.
Little, 36 North Riv jrside. 8
FOR SALE One Fairbanks Morse
6 h. p. gasoline engine; one , 34
centrifugal pump. . All as good as
new, for $225. J. P. Hoaglund, on
Scenic avenue, 2 miles 'north of
Contral Point. Phone 141. : 313
FOR SALE A bargain; smudge oil,
tank, smudge pots, wagon tank;
also will buy horse, to match my:
bay. John Cameron, Phone 11-X,
Central Point, R.-F. D. No. 2; 313
FOR. S ALE First-class potatoes at,
$1.50 per hundred; -: also white
beans at 7c per pound. Leave -orders
phone 720. : . . - 313
FOR SALE Rotten cow manure.
- Phone 452-Y. Hoover's Dairy.;
FOR SALE-V-Saiid, gravel and sedl
;. merit. Plowing done.. Phone 912-J.
FOR SALE About five tons freshly'
' dug stock carrots. Modoc Orchard.1
Phone meal hours... :;: . . , . , ;
FOR SALE Fine quality Bay $25.00
Iper ton.-,. Modoc Orchard. ', 'Phone'
Central Point at meal hours. '
FOR SALE Strictly ..fancy alfalfa
, seed, sweet. clover and other grass
seeds. Nltro-cultures. Ralph
Elden, Medford. . .,
FOR SALE Singer sewing machines
on easy terms.. .'Cleaning and re-
' pairing of all machines a specialty.
. 245 South Central avenue, phone
903-R. . C. A. Chapman.: . 817
FOR SALE 125 tons Of niralfa hay
all in good order. - Will bale and
.' load on car at Grenada, for $21.00
per ton. G. Cuneo, Box 85, Gren
ada. Cal. . . 315
FOR REM HOUSE.
FOR RENT Five-room biihgalow.
Oakdale district. Wanted to buy
'pullets. Phone 842-R.
FOR RENT Several motioni houses.
Building & Loan Ass'n, 429 MuF.
H, Bldg. . '.
, PAGE FIVE ,
FOR ItEXT FURJTI8HKD KOOM8.
FOR RENT Rooms nt 223
Central. Phone 370-L.
North.
FOR KENT Rooms with or without
board. Will serve, moals. . 31&
South Riverside. Private family:
tnrms reasonable. .;, ;
FOR R E.N T WIS OKLIjA KTCOU 8 .
TO LFIASE For team work, small
tract garden land On highway;
plenty water to Irrigate; welt
fenced. Route 2, Box 34a. M.
Brooks. ... ,.', 314
FOR RENT Small foothills orchard.
,; Some grain land and pasture. Good
terms. 267, Federal Bldg. ,
FOR EXCHANGE. ;
WILLTRADE-r-2,14 acres well locat
ed In Ashland for small ranch and
'.; will pay from $3000 to $5000 dlf
ference. : 143 Oreshham street,
Ashland, Ore. , '6
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lAJsfir.
LOST Did any one pick up an
injured Boston Bull ' pup with,
white head and brindle earn and
body? ,. Royal Bakery. Liberal re
ward. 0"
MONE TO TX)AH
LOANS -Farm loans 6 per eent In
; terest, O. C Boggs. . ' -
LOANS City loans. Building le Loan
Assn., 429 M. F. & H. Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN on good real
estate security, and will bny Lib
erty Bonds, f J. Andrews. No.
31 North Grape. Phone 53-M. 830
BDSl.VESS "eIREOTOKT
1 Attornieri ,
PORTER J. NEFF, Attorn ey-at-law.
noma 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Bnildlng.
ELIJAH ft. HURD Lawyer, 213-14
Oarnett-Corey Bldg. 31S
A., E. -REAMES, Lawyer, Garnett
Corey Building. . -'
Auto SnppUe
'LAWBR AtTTO 'SPRINdS. Co. Wa
are operating the largest, Oldest
'and best-eqhlpped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. - Use our springs
when others fait Sold under writ-
, ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth.
- St., Portland. Oregon.
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your pramlsea :
cleaned up for. the summer. Call
on tha jelty garbage wagona for
good service. Phone 151-T. J.
. Y. Allen. . - ,
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. B. M.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention giyen
to anything In Accounting and In
come ,. Tax requirements. , Look
Into our simplified accounting
method. M. F. & H. Building,
Medford. Phone 157-R,'
Farm Loans
AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 40
years 5 V4 Money ready when
land is appraised and title ap
proved. ,E.. H.. Hurd, aeey-treas.
National Farm Loan Associations,
Garnett-Corey Bldg., . Medford.
"instruction in Unslo .
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of
piano and harmony. Halght Musis
Studio, 401 - Garnett-Corey Bldg,
.- Phone 72.
Planing HOI
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, sash, doors, mouldings and
screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone
184.' r : : H; -
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
physician. 303 Garnett-Corey bond
ing. Phone 130.
"DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
- ear, nose and , throat, . Eyes scien
tificaily tested and glass" sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. H. Co.
Bldg. Phone 567. - .
- ' DR. F. G. CARLOW ' : : -.
DR. EVA MAINS OARLOW '.
OSTEOPATHIC PIIY3ICIAN8
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. '
Phone 904-L.
Residence 26 S. Laurel Street.
, Printers and Publisher
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
best equipped printing office in -Southern
Oregon. ,. Book binding
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
ate. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St. . . , -
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 43 North Front St Phone
- 315. i Prices right Service guaranteed-
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DiTERURBAN- AUTOCAR CO. '
TIME 'CARD. ,' i; .
, Leave Medford fur Ashland dally
except Sunday at 8:00 and 10:15 a.
m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 5;15 p. m.
Also on Saturday at 9:80 p. m. Sun
days leave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:80,
5:30 and 9:30 :p. m. - , '
IiTe Ashland for Medford dally
except Sunday at 9:00 and llfOO a.
m. and at 1:00, '4:00 and 6:15 p. m.
Also on Saturday at 6:30 'p. m. Sun
days leave at 9:00 a. m, and 12:30,
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