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Newspaper Page TextWEDTOTtTf IiTXTTj ' TflWTJNF,, MTCDFORT), OttEflON-, WRDXKSDAY, 'AVmV, 23,-1010 page five lllVIMllll'k I HpUTLANU, April 33. Oittllo mIiiw; ruotilil 11, Htours. hunt l!i.7n i4.7n; K(K)il to uhoiuo u.no fll50j inoilliini to (tnod $10II; fiilr to good $UiUIO; common to fair $8 HI' It; rouiI to choice cows mid hnir tir 1 O.TjO 4)' la.BD ; medium la khuiI sfUfH: fair to itinilliini ir.nim, nor $3,50 ft) 4.50; bulls $df H; calve fu.iivwii; Blockers una feeders $7 4010. ! . Hon ntroitK! receipts i-i. prime I I0.7B (ff fl0.r.; medium tnixad f ID. fit) full). 70; rough houvln $I77!Wi 1 S.r.0; pigs 117.0018; bulk 110.70 SO. -. Hhoop easy, receipts la. Spring lumb (17,b0HK; prima lamb $10 4017; fair to modluin U(fU; year ling HUMS; wethers $0H0; awtii I0.60U10.I10.. Huttrr PORTLAND, April Hi mittor woak. Oily croumory prints, exirus box Ioih Bsc; cartons, riOe; hitir boxes half cent mora; lnt than Imtf boxes ono cant mora. Iiuylnii prluo buttvrfnt, country B0(p(ll)c; cube ANTIOCH ITEMS Mr. Knndettnn. . Ilia JUmula mur pliant, went to town Momluv for n loud of miiMilioM. i Thwi UIiihh. Wilu-r Tcrmik mid Mr. t'umimnir molori'il to town Tuun- iiny. ,- . . . .... it. i.. . .i i . . . - vnun nimirant returned lionio from overrun thin week. Mr. Bull Mm. Knrl Ciino were trtul- inir In town WcducHilnv. ' Arinn (llnxH In plowing for Jim Vincent with tha trnotor HiIm week. Six auto loads of lwonle went from Antin-li nnd llfuulo Krlilnv tl uttend tho- Hod Croutt reception eiven nt .Medford. .. , Dewev Vliimnt. Mm. Clavton Tliri'irnir mill Mnbla Knirer wont In Tri ireek Friday to nmnt Kustcr Willi Mnlilo Hnuer m imrentH. :' Intnlo rlmiuimn nnd ' wife of ,l otter Hulto wore vixilinu homo folk in Aiilim-li Hunt uv. y ' ..... .. Mr. nnd Mm. I'urtliir- of Ilia Cltitn rrnl ilititrii'l were vbttimr nnd trnd- inir in town hiitiirilnv. !fr. uiiil Mm. lloArtnoml iuul win motored to town Katun nv. ) Kmmot nml llnrrv W.l Jlull 6f tnblir Hook wirl nil in tlio lAmiodi Hunilnv. , j j llownnl Miivfitdil of tlip Mciidimii luolorad to town Moiidnv. i AGATE ITEMS . Mm. Will AlliiiiH, wjio lian licon v rionxlv ill with piuMimoniii it 1 1 it diilil liirtli, in fonviili'ninu' ot tha home of liar imrt'iilH.Mr. nnd Mrw.'Watt ltvalia. ' .!. . , t Horn lo Mr. nnd Mr. Kmant Jliun iltcin April tho lllli. n diumliiVr. . Mollmr nnd unliv nro iloihir fino lit tlia Dow liiiNiiilnl in Mcdfurd.- . . Mrx. Clark ColliitH nnd little dniiuhtar ore vmitinir with the home foIkH thin weak. . O. C. Griffin. mixHuinnrv for tlia Tnion Snndnv Hrhonls. will uivo n hturaontii'on lecture on I bo Ufa' of i C nnt Kniliiv muht, Mnv 2nd, nt tho A unto RahoolhoiiNa ut 8 p; m. Kv- arvliodv in invited to coma nnd hrinir Homo ona oIho. . . h t Mm. Kinenid nnd ran nolicrt ino- : lortid to tha Mcndowrt Siindnv morn- inn to iti't Mm. Holiind .. riuliarty. who hnd been viiHlini; her nixlcr, Mi-h. Howard Mnvfield. Mm. Kmhortv , will hooii lenvo for Morletoiii Vnhi to join her hiudmnd who loculcd th ore n Hhnrl tuna ftiro. A lariro . erowd of . frioiul-niid neiuhhom irntharod nt tha homo of Mr.- nnd- Mwi llurd to welcouia tliem fiiturdiiv niiiht.- Tho Ilurdrt nro now- Iv loaiilod naialilion. " r. - EDEN PRECINCT MiH Dertlui Wolvorton of flohl Hill vmitod - nt tho homo of MIbk sJunnita Purrv of I'hoonix Inl Sntnr dav. " ' -.Prof, Milam nnd wifa.'of l'hoenix. 'VlHitcd in Tiilent finlurduv. : :hMm. Jidnnn ai'nfl'os'i Rnondinir'n ! fow divv ' with her brother, A. S. Furry, nnd family. Mr. GnifCeB'in in' poor jieulth and oxpoetH to return to tho urthitarium noon. AMr. ,'n'nd Mm.. French ' nnd dauitb- ttr Aniin, wore in Modford Sotur . duv. ' ! ' ;Mr. Wl'Mra. C. Cnrov. Mr. nrid Mm: (tunndv A'oro hiipkIk of Mr. and Mm. H. 0. Sbonror of Mudford Snn dnv. . , ..Mr. nnd Mm. .1, M, riolsalior of Moillord ouino out to u. Cnrov H hnt iKdnv ovonintr. to irot ono of Mm. Cnrov's S'fno thoroiuthbrcd Liuht Bruhnm rooKtem. .,! II. G. Bhonrer of Modford emno out Sunday morninir to look nt' his train , eron on liiH littlo ritneb. Ho wild Tho , trrnin vnn so rniik that ho fenred mtii'li of it would fall., . . Mr. nnd Mm. W. 0. KnMit.of Kimlo Point nnd Ihoir iri'itild Hon wore vinitiMir at tho Jionio of Mi'h. j Uz.io Kjiluhton of Wimnot' Crook Kuiidny. ,.Mr. (Jiiozor of tho 'Talent -Croumory cpriiimn.v wiih in Mod ford Sunday. UuoHtK ill tho' homo of,, Mr. nnd ': MVn.1 A, H.-t'iuTv Sundav wore Mm. iDomin Grivffes, MiBH Borllia Wolvor-: ' .toft.-.M'r.-' iitld M'm...Ted Flivi'V. Mrs. Oliver,' Mi'H. ftln'ss. Mm, Dice, Mrs. Dr.'lliiillio nnd Mm. Aekert. Tho la- Group of Beauties Vyith "Going Up" at Page Tuesday, April 29 jrflf e1 r? U f U. ' , r:f rA Ion, who Iiiih been hcill'iiNt for over llireii yenrx. Thev bmiiiilit the iov of tha Kinder Houtrx lo her homo, ftincc kIui eoiild not tro to Ilia JuiHcr hit vieen, ... . ' . , .; - t,, ' Mr.nnd Mm. y,' (I, Knkliton of Enulo Point Httent ' KuNtor Hunilnv with Mm, M. N. Kniuhlon of Tiilent. Throe tienenilioiiK ware iiraxmit. Mm. I.vilin JoneN nnd her two dnuuhlem, William Mohnler nnd hi mm of Port land mid C'liOHlor Kniuhton of Talent. A boiinteonH dinner wuh nerved, nnd nil Imil n Very eniovulilu timo. . V." Tho Talent Irrinalion ooinpnnv nrc I'oinit Abend with, their irrit'alion ditch. Tbov have a number of lanniH nt work now nnd thev l'nllv expect lo didiyar water, to their rflulomam vben nceHlid. ''"'' CENTRAL POINT Snturdny nlitht, April 19, 1919. nt the homo of tha mtulitor ot tha First riapttnt church of Modford, MIm Sndln K.llxnbath Uaalia and Samuel McDonald Koahlar, waro united In ninrrlnito. MIm lloebo In llin. daugh tor of Mr. nnd M. A. W. llneba ot thin city.' I'or the pant year aha baa bean la Wnnhlnxton, I). C, dolnR war work. Sbo In a cnultlato of tho Cen tra r Point blub nohnol,- was for two jbr ft ntudoiit' at O. A. C. nt Cor--valllii and ninka an one of the fine! miiMlclanii In Oregon. Thin yourip Indy hui the antoam nnd rrlondnblp of ovaryono hero. ;Tho uroom Is nn onlerprtalnK youiiK buiiltiaaii'man wall known tlinlout tho valley; Mr. and Mnf. Koohler will nmko lliolr homo III Modford nt tha. Burnum npnrt nieuin. Tho Rood wlntion-of tha entire community (or tha youiiR couplo't future wolfnrd nnd happiness la ex tended to tliem. , ',. V" ""Vorntt Lyncji,'- ona i 'at , Central Polnt'n younic uoldler hoys, arrived homo froln ovemeiis and Now York tho latter part of tho wouk and Is busy greeting bis many frlotitli hero now. ' MIm Honnr, Syrian prineoss will be hero Thursday nlnbt at Uio Pros bytorlan church and will giro a lec ture doplctlng Hyrlun II fo In ell Its phases. This talk ly n real prlncfss from tha famed land of Syria prom lsos to bo a vory Interesting as wall as profltabla (educationally) affair. Kvery ono Is Invltod to be prosent. (live tho noble lady from across the sens the backing she. deserves nnd let her groat a full house; , Jay I)na llolmen, "former warehonso ciork t tho 8. P. offlooi horo, loft Saturday morning for a several days trip' to Ogden, - Utah, and 111 Paso, Toxaa. " tir. Uart If. EliloTC diinlal Biirgiion ot ModCiird. will ho n Central Point on Tuesday nnd Thursday of each weak after April Sand. Dr. Elliott's office will bo In the rtostol building, In tho rooms formorly ocoupled by Dr. fifulkoy. Prior to tbo war Dr, ICIIIott prnctli'id in Grunts Pnsa. Ho EAT LESS AND.TAKE . SALTS FOR KIDNEYS Take a glott of 8alu before breakfatt . if yonr Back hurt or Bladder ., , : t?i bothen jrettv.;':,. !;;.: Tha Am(-ir S-i; atid -'womeH Hard eonit;' .JTjtrf KldnoV t most iraard const. "' . JTnst KldnoV trouble, necKusa we cat loo ihuch and all our food la rioh. - Our blood is Oiled wltb iirlo aeld whloh.tha kidncya. atrlte.to filler out, they weaken from orornork, become biggish i tAa ollmuiatlva tlssiiea olog and the result la kidney, trouble,: bladdw woakricaa and i general decline in health. When your kidneys fool like lumps of lend) your baok hurts or the. urine la cloudy, full of sadlmenb or you . are obliged to aeok relief two or three times (luring the night) If you suffor with slok headoeho or dltsy,- norvoue spells, Aold tomaoh, or you have rheumatism whon tlia weather is bod, get front sour phot maelsl about four ounces of Jad Salts i take a tablcspoonful , in a , glass of water before breakfast, for a tew, days and your kidneys will then act line. This famous salts is mado from tho aold of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithla, and has been: used for generations to flush and atunulatoologgod kidnoyai to neutrolite'tho acids in tho thins eo it no longer is a source of irritation, thus traina Dtaaaor uisoraers, , " v Jail Salts is inoxponnlvoi, cannot In- luro. makes a delluhtful ofTervcRcent llthla-wntcr' boverage,- and belongs in ever home,- because notody can muko a mistake ny naving a g(n Kituiey uusu- was very rodoiitly dlnVhargod from tbo rmy'diintnj corpse . , Miss Vordn Lyncii, wfio'ls teaching at 101k, crook, spoilt tho weak and wfth hor mother and hrolhors horo. Karl Rboemakor, young brother ot Mrs. John Williams, wo has recent ly boon discharged from tho U. S. navy,' apont a fow days with his sis tor and family hero tills week. The Missionary society of the Presbyterian church, will meet In business session at the home ot Mrs. It. W. Davlsson, Wcdneiday after noon, April 23d. .. - .! SoliUcrs, Sailor and Marine You aro hereby notified that the Woodmen of tho World will admit discharged soldiers, sailors and mar ines (Including those in the air ser vice) to membership without Initia tion fee, and the Head Camp will pay medical and certificate fee. 4 The Insurance rates are :ow and a big reservo to back them up.' You should Investigate this offer. It. Is ' worth something to you. ', ' , . W. Bi JACKSON;. Clork. " Camp No. 90. W. O. W. The girls who are to participate In tho May-polo' dnnco will please re port for practice at the Presbyterian chapel on Thursday at 5 o'clock.' NEURALGIC PAINS Qlv Way to Soothlm Hamlln'e v Wizard Oil :..',?: Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe and effective treatment for headache and neuralgia. Rubbed in where the pain is, it acts as a toaic to the tortured nerves and almost invariably brings quick relief. ' Its healing, antiseptic qualities can always be relied upon to prevent in fection, or other serious results, from sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stings. Just as good, too, for sore (ect, stiff neck, frost bites, cold aorca and canker sores. ., . Get it from druggists for 30 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back. ' Ever constipated or' have sick headache? .Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30 cents. . Guaranteed. XOTH'H TO OONTltACTOKS Sonlcd proposals, for constructing or improving the Anna Creek Section of tho -Meilfnrd-Klumath Falls National Forest road projoct located within the Crater Natlunal Forest, State of Oregon, County' of Klamath, will be rorolvod by tho . District Engineer, Ftireou of Public Roads, It; 8. De partment of Agriculture, at 62S Post Oftiue Building, Portland, .Oregon. Ontll 10 o'clock a. m. on tho 1st day of 'May, 1919, at which time and place .thoy will ho publicly opened and oad. J Tho right la reserved to reject any' and alt bids. Hnd yono will bo considered except thoHe from cou tracfora nscertnlnod to bo experienced and responsible. , , J .The length of tho projoct to bef.ebn structod or lmptdvad Is topnroflmnto ly S.n mllns, and tho principal Items of work nro upproxlmntoly.. as' fol lows: Clearing 'and feruhblngvi. 14 acres;' rock excavation,- 40u , cnbleJ' yards ;v' common excavation, 1 GS00 oiblc yarda;-log and pipe culvorts, 200 ltnoal foot. . 4t.;. j ,k,A . ,Tho work oniiirncod In . this on traot shall' be completed .within 180 weather "working days. ( : . f Said contract form; and the. .maps, plana, specifications and oatimnte ot qunptltlos. may bo oxnmlnad by,.re7 spoiiHlblo eohtrac'lora tit. '629 Post Office Building, .Portland, Oregon. : "AH. proposals must be .; made ' on formtir-.nrtd.'ih 'accordance: witb'lh structlofis forming a port of the spoc ifloatlbris'jiiibpvo. referred .to,, 1 jr : i t y.i.-S-v.V.," 'iC-lHi'PfjRGEfUL; j i ". i;;';.-Aotlhg pistrlot Knglnoer. ' NOTIfiKlv: TO ..C)STIWCTOKS' Sealed 'proposals for oonntruotlng or Improving the Crater Lake-Prospect Section' v ofr. the :Modford-Klama.th Falls National Fbrost road project located'parlly within tho Crator Nat ional Forest, Stnto of Oregdn. Coun Stock and Grain Ranch Located About 20 Miles from Medford . '-,3201 acres, aljout 200' acres fenced and in cultiva-f"' ' tion, balarioc wood .nd timber, running ' Avater, 4 '.miles to store and postoffiee;' good county road; ad- jae'ont to free ningo, fair building. Will sell at sac-; ! rifico price of $.12,500 as owner's equity of rodemp-'-.,:: tioh expires within 60 days. . : ' ' .' ! ' ' t . : BENNETT INVESTMENT CO ,,: ' Insure In sure Insurance. ties' ot Jackson' and Klamath, will be received, by the , District Knglnoer, Bureau of Puhllo Honda,. U, 8. f)e- pnrlmont of Agriculture, at 028 Post Office Building, Portland, .. Oregon, until' 10 o'clock; a. m. on tho' 1st day of May, 1-919, at which time and "pliice they will !1e publicly opened and road. Tho right is reserved to reject any and dll bids, and none will bo considered except those from eon; tractors ascertained to bo experienced and resiionrible. ... The. length .of the project to be constructed or Improved Is anproxim atoly 22 miles, and the principal Items' of work; ire approximately as follows: Clearing end grubbing, .107 acres; common excavation. : 87,000 cublo yards: rook Excavation, 9000 cubic yards; pipe culverts, 3800- lin eal feet; 'concrete In bridges euu cuble yards. : r ' The work embraced In this -contract shall be completed' within 380 weather working days. ; ' Said contract form, and the map'. plans, specifications and estimate of quantities may be examined by re sponsible, contractors at 628 .' Post Office Building, Portland, Oregon. All proposals must be made on forms, and In accordance with, in structions forming a part of the spec ifications a novo rererrea to. C. H. PURCELU 1 ;"'' ' Acting District Engineer! NOTICE OF" SALlfr OP-OOVBRiN MF.NT TIMBER. General Land Of fice. Washington. D. C. March. 17. 1919. Notice la hereby given that subject to the conditions and limita tions of the Act of June 9. 1916 (39 Slat..' 218), arid the Instructions of thd Secretary of the Interior of Sep tember 15. 1917, the timber on the following lends will be sold May 6 1919,-at. 10 o'clock, a. m.,-at public auction at the Unltod States land of fice at Roseburg, Oregon, to the high est bidder at not loss than , the ap praised value as shown by this notice, sale to be subject to the approval of the Secretary of the Interior. The purchaso price, with an addltfdnal sum of one-fifth of one per cent thereof, being commissions allowed, must 'be deposited at time ot sale, money to bo returned If sale Is not approved, otherwise patent will issue for tho timber which must be re moved within ten years. Bids will be received from cltlaena of the Unit ed Stales, associations ot such citi zens and corporations organized un der the laws of the United States or any state, territory or district thereof only, -Upon application ot a qualified purchaser, the timber on any legal subdivision will- bo ottered separately before bolng included in any offer of a largor unit.. T. 39 S.. R. 2 W., Sec. 1; SEX NEK, .Yellow pine 10 M., red' fir 305 M.. NEK SE, yollow pine 65 M., red fir 605 M., none of the yellow plno to be sold -for lees than S3. 00 per Sr., and none of the red fir to bo sold for less than J 1.00 per. M. T. .37 6., R. 7 W., Sec 19; NE-4 NW 14. yollow pine 30 M., red fir 350 M., uVWVt NW14 yellow pine 30 M., red fir 420 M., none of tho yel low pine to bo sold for less than $3.50 per M- and none of the red fir to be sold for less than t U36 per M. Clay' Tallmnn, .Commissioner General Land Office. .; . . -'..; Advertising Rates ' qiassltled One cent a wort. - , ,. .Locals Ten cents a line, ,5 ; Legal Five cents a line. 'v Display 25 cents an Inch. Contraot rates on application," ' , WANTEb--A competent sheep heS der. Box J.,W. M., MnillTrlbune: 31 ANTED Boy of 17 to learn trade; ; wages while Vloarhing. Pullman .-'l)akery.-.-''v,';-,v '-''.- 27 : ' ' W&Ue WASTED J Male and Female, ; WAN OR VOMA. WUVNTED; salary , J24,-full tlmo. . 60c an hour spare . time, selllnit guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Experience unnecessary.: 'Guaranteed Mills, Norrlstown, Pa.! Fhono 700. CLASinEOADVEME WAJTKt SlIACnBlAANlOUS WANTBI) 1000 hats to clean and iiiock. 114 .North Front street. Phono 474. - 28 l - WASvTEI) Dressmaking at home or by day or week. Prices reasonable. Work guaranteed. Telophone 5-F4. 31 WANTED Child's bed In good con dition. Mm. K. C. Yost. iPhone 788-J1. .29 WANTED Lawn to mow. Will .lady call again who wants lawn mowed? Did not got correct name so can't find her. L. Snell. Phone 263-Y. ...... : :.- -- 27 WANTED Team work, garden plow ing, 1 sand and gravel hauling. Phone 634-M. 30 WANTED Second-hand single bug gy: must have some parcel place back of scau (live price and state condition of buggy. Address C. H. H., ,Slll Tribune, Medford. .. 27 WANTBD Highest cash price paid for wool and mohair. Med lor a Junk Co.; Phone 2 S3-J. WANTED Wo pay cash for Liberty bonds. " Halo s Piano -House inc., J. F. Hale, general manager. WA'N'TED Any kind cattle'; stock or -beef.-1 , O. King, ; Montague, 'Calif;-;.- r- - .-- :: - 336 WANTED Hoose moving and re- , pairing. Phone 488-M or 48X-X. . . FOR BALE LITBSTOCK . FOR SALE OR TRADE--For wood or milch cows, plug team horses, wagon- and samess; also 1200-lb. -mare: seven year old. ; 20 Bouth Peach street. Phone 263-J. . 27 FOR SALEr-Fresh cow, registered Poland China Digs. Phone 869-H great- Dreeoer; quiet saio; a oar gain. Phone 19-F12. East of Phoenix, third - bungalow- across iron bridge. - . ai FOR SALE -Some good brood arid , worn mares; aiso inree aii-purpooe . norses? wagons-ana narness. c. Runmes R. F D. li Central Point. FOR SALE tare bred Ked' Polled bull calf, born October, 1918;" fine youngster.- Modoc Orchard or Pal- - mer Investment Co., Medford, Ore. , IX)B SALE ItBAIi KSTATB. FOR 'SALE Six-room modern bun galow and furniture; "'. Inquire 343 Apple street. c ' V .-. . t 30 FOR SALE- 45-foot lot on'"Mlstletoe 'street, near -Main. - Paving paid and has three-stall garage. Price . $850.00. , A.- Y. LIndsey, Gendale. Calif. i .' .t.- 30 ( FOR SALE House and lot; garden in. Peaches arid berries on lot. ' 725 Alder street. ' . ' " ; - 31 FOR SALE Seven-room house on South- Central, large lot; : terms. " Price $850. Phone 596, - 29 FOR SALE "Mt. View Home", 80 acres; good Improvements;- Jersey cow, span of mules, harness and ' wagon; 100 tiers of wood, farm implements and all crops go with place. Write or come and see for terms.' W. K. Godding, Rogue ' River,-Ore. : ' - : 45 FOR SALE Desirable acreage close . in, terms. For information address ' Owner, Mall Tribune. . -42 FOR SALE 8 B ttcres- of Umber; would take a' good team' for art ; pay. John Hall, Gold Hill; Ore. 27 FOB KXCHANOR. FOR TRADE Wlll trade 20 acres ot wood for car. ; Dry tier wood' for ' Sale:' Phbnei 600-L. " " 29 PickOutYours .-i. V'.v H-.,,,-W.,V? .; No; l-f-10 acres,-4 room house and outbuildings, good water, fine young Bartlett pear' orchard,,$1250i ' No. i 5 acres, fine soil, good im provements, close. In at Jacksonville, $3600. -.-v. ': -'.''. . ' No.3-r6 acres, fine soil with good good Improvements; also close in,- at $2000. . ..-. .-''.'i. . 1 No: 427 acres close 16 Talenti 12 In alfalfa, balance In pasture, fair buildings, $200d. '..'' .'-';i-:iw, 5.0!"5 -10 acres on Pacific high way, all alfalfa;, modern home, every thing' up' to the miftutei' $5500. s. . l4ol 6 18' acres on paved hlgtiway, 9 rbom house,' barn; garage, etc.", splendid property, $6500. s " " , - -No; 7--18 acres, good improve ments, graln,: berries and garden; 6n paved, highway "near Talent, $4000. - No; 8-40. acre bill ranch, . well Improved,. close to highway, $2000. Noj 9--71 aoreaon Gold IHill road, $2i6o.--: . .,' . t'Xi ::.Xa 1 'Noi -10 61 aores 'Wagnbr' creek road.($1500.' "V " v "" " " BitOWNi$ WHITE ' '1 -10 South FirSt. ;. V - KrahlRUBBAN AUTOCAR CO. . - - TIME CARD. lve Medfora 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 9:30 p, m; Sun days' le ave at 10:30 a. m, and 1:80, 5:30 and 9:80 p. m. v v .-,... ., ,. - Leave Ashland for Medford- daily except Sunday at 9:00 and 11:00 a. m. and at liOO 4:00 and 5:15 p; m. Ahjo on Saturday at" 6:80 p. m. Sun days leave at 9:00 a. m, and.l?:30, FOB BALE MlSOEI.LANEOUS FOR 8ALE 150-ton alio, ono DoLa- val separator, three 5-gallon -cream cans. One 10-gallon cream can, three 3-gallon cream cans. W. O. Webster, 671-J5. . . 30 FOR SALE Power spray rig. For particulars call izi-x. 2 FOR SALE Cheap, side car for mo torcycle. Phone 592-Y. 28 FOR SALE Team, 1200-lb. horse, 1000-11). mare, wagon and harness, cheap, if taken at once. - Phone 190-L at meal times. - : 31 FOR SALE: Fore car In first class condition. Phone 2 30-J or call 17 flsevtown street. - 27 FOR SALE; Light weight Excelsior motorcycle, first-class condition; runs like new, $45.00. Electric Shop. .- 21 FOR SALE Best alfalfa hay, $27.00 ton. ' Yellow Dent seed corn 6c lo. C. J. Brommer. Phone 589-J2. 28 FOR SALE Good strong Mitchell mountain hack, 140, cost $170; Vlele single buggy, $35, cost $140; ; basket hay ack, , $5.00. C. J. Brommer, 589-J2. 28 FOR'SAE Saw mill and- timber. . Dupray Lumber Co., Butte Falls. ' Oregon. ' . ' 33 FOR SALE Take your super-profit with fertilizer. It's not too late. ., W have-a fuU line of fertilizers. Car load of land plaster just in. .: Ralph Waldo Elden, Russ Mill; FOR- BALE Very' little used 1911 Cadillac car In-perfect condition: Address Box X, MaU Tribune. FOR-SALE-Al yellow -dent seed corn Three tons to select from. Phone B91-J2. C. W. Isaacs. FOR SALE Singer sewing machines on easy terms.- Cleaning and re natrlng of all machines a specialty. 2T5 South Central avenue, phone 903-R. ,C. A. Chapman. 344 FOR SALE-1 Electric motors for sale, rent,- or trade. . We buy motors. . Paul's Electric Store. . 33 FOR SALE Sand, gravel and sedi ment; Plowing done. Phone 9 12-J. FOR SALE StrRo.. fancy, alfalfa ' seed, sweet clover and other grass seeds. Nitre-cultures. Ralph "' Elden; Medford. "; y : rOK SALE POCXrTRY AND BG43B. FOR SALE Black; Minorca eggs for , setting. Phone 394-Y. ; ; 29 FOR SALE Golden Sea Bright ban tam eggs for setting-, $1.50. Phone . 19-F12. .r-i-.v.-4. j v c- ill FOR SALE AVhlte Leghorn eggs for hatching, $1.00 per setting. $o.ou per hundred.- Phone 408-R3. 27 FOR SALE Hatching eggs, Plym outh Rocks; $1.00 a setting. Phone 5-F2. "' , . . , ' , '. ' 28 FOR SALE Eggs.- -Am offering - hatching eggs from- my fine White Leghorns, one ot the best flocks in southern Oregon, headed by four - pedigreed male birds from . very high record hens. Pullets from ' these eggs will lay all winter. $1.50 per setting. I replace infertile eggs. B. H. Westerfiald, Medford. Phone 19-F4. 34 FOR SALE White Leghorn eggs 5C; . chicks; R. I. R. eggs. -? All heavy layers. F. H. Dressier, phone 777-L , ,. - , ' . . 30 A Few Good Things LISTED WITH. 3T. AV.' WAKEFIELD :-'-V; - AGENCY' ' j 1 ':? -' ' No. 1 200 acre grain and stock ranch, about 140 acres in cultivation. Fine modern home and good out buildings, fenced and good out-rango, running spring water. Price $13,000. This place can- be leased,- either on cash basis, on share rent, with option to purchase on easy terms. . 'Ndi' 2 100 acres about' 6 'miles trom Medford, about 80 acres under cultivation, about 60 acres under irri gation ditch,-: fair ranch buildings, really no waste land, best surround ings in the valley; school close. ' No trade. Price $7,000.. - ; . i- No. 3 170 a,cres, More or lees, about 85 acres bottom land, about 65 acres in alfalfa,' mostly under Irriga tion, fenced, rair ouiiamgs, line ieeu inn lot. jhls is one of the best places in -the valley at the price asked. Price $16,0Q0. some terms; - . . i No.' 4402 acres ' about 9 miles from Medford. Fine stock and grain ranch,, good out range, . 2 sets of buildings, spring water piped in; one nouse,.atout 2a0 acres in cultivation, mostly in crop, good out range, very little waste land. No trade. Price $13,000; terms on this. - - f iNevB 10, acres on state ,iaved highway about ono mile from. Med ford, modern bungalow, good, out buildings, some alfalfa, all under Irrigation, about 3 acres berries, i In come should be around $2000 year 1919. This home is good enough for anyone. ' No trade,- $4500, terms on part. . c .- .- s-.-: -'. No. 6 About 20 acres tine alfalfa, close to Medford; on fine' road, fine modern home.-. Fine place for email dairy. This --is-.OnA.ot the best, buys in southern Oregon., t Price $8500. No trade. - 'ij - No.-7 6 acres close to Medford, good cottage, and small- outbuildings, close -to good school;, berries, grapes arid all kinds of fruit:' fine chicken and, berry ranch', : ' Price $2000, i No trade. - . .No. 85, acres about 1V4 miles froni- -Centrar Polntr complete i set ranch buildings, good water, good Solb tinder irrlnatton. Soil will Brow anything. A snap, look this up.,Price $2000. Terms. -, No. 9 Fine modern 1 - bunga low, lot 50x130, on paved street; basement. This is a grout bargain. Jnsured tor $21100.-: Price $2500, - NTS -, FOB RES i nousm. FOR RI-NT iBungnlow, partly fur nished. Box II, Mall Triuune. - FOR RP3NT Several modern houses. Bm'dlng lc Loan Ass'n. 420 M. F. H. Bid. FOB BENT APARTMENTS. FOR RENT One furnished apart- ment at Hotel Holland . i . HONEX -TO UOAX i LOANS Farm loans 6 per cent in-1 terest, O; C. Boggs.- ' " LOANS City loans. Building & Loan Assn., 429 M. F. ft H. mag. BTJ8IVE8 JDIBECTOBT Attoraeya PORTER . EFP, Attorney-MW, rooms 3 and , HMioTa jsuaaaj Bank Bnildmg. r'. '-. " t A. E. REAMBS, Lawyer, Garnettr Corey Building. ELIJAH HURD Lawyer, 213-141 Garnott Corey Bldg;: . . Aato BnppIIes . LAHEB AUTO SPRINGS Co. Ww . ... . . - - - . are operating ibo -uk-bcdi, uiui, a Jd best-equipped plant In the Pa clfle northwest. - Use on springs1 ' when others fail.' 801d under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fl f taenia 8t. Portland, Oregon. ... nAirRAnm Qtt vonr Cleaned np for the sanm7. uaii On' the city garbage wagons r 'good serrte. Phon tll-T. J, : T. Alien. -'.-- - Expert Aooovsttwt WILSON , AUDITING CO. B. Jt Wilson, C. P. A. Attention uvea to anything In Accounting and In come Tax - requirements. - Look Into our simplified accounting method. M. F. Hy BoUding, Medford." Photw 167-H. v , ,, Farm Loans AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 40 years-5 -roney ready wh ' land Is appraised and' title . ap. ,- proved. .. E. H. Hard, aecy-treas, - National- Farm Loan Associations, : Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford , : : , InstrnctlOB In Mnato FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacb,er,of - piano and harmony. Height MutM Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldgi, Pbone 72. . : ' i Planing MJII TEOMAS MOB"FAT General mill worK, sasn, aoors momoign aui screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone 184. " v.- Physicians and Surgeons A BURSELL. D. C; M. D. Splnol- ogist physician and Burgeon. Diag nosis and treatment. Methods ot . Dr.'Abrams. Office M. F. & H, " Bldg., phono 29. '.' v - - - DR. EDW.. DE RBYMONTB Speo- lalist Drugless , , Physician. Cure acute and chronic diseases. From 8-12; 1-5 daily;' free treatment Tuesday only 9-il, 1-4. Clinics at St. -Mark's Bldg.-: - . S8 DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia physician. 303 Garnett-Corey nulla. Ing. Phone 130. ,'. DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and eurgeon. Practice limited to eye. - ear, nose and throat. - Byes scien tifically tested and glass, sup plied.. Oculist and Anrlat for 8. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. H. Go. Bldg. -Phone 567.-; . DR. F. G. CARLOW DR. EVA MAINS OARLOW ' OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 1 ' 416-417 Garnett-orey Bldf.i. "'V Phone 904-L. - Residence 26 S, Laorel Street, i -r : . - , ' ' r Printers and PnbUsnera MM MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has th ; best equipped, printing offioe in. Southern Oregon. - Book binding loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc Portland prices.. . 17 North ! Fir St ' Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front Btl Phone . $15: Prices right 1 Service guar anteed. , WANTED To see yon at No. 0 South Fir Street .- WHY Because we know -that If you are . looking for Farms or City property at tha lowest prices wo havo them and can suit you. v," . LISTEN .. Best located brick block In Med ford on Main street, leased to respon sible parties at a rental that guaran tees all expenses and good Interest on investment, for quick Balo we are instructed by owner to quote a price that wo know will -move this prop erty, i . - 1 . , .-, ' s . . Pee Us , , T 1 ,j And let. us show you positively the best bargain ever off ered in. Modford business property. , , , .. . . t. , .; The Fchl Investment Cd. , Lower prices better. lft1!1?? VHF W'S'l U