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Newspaper Page TextPOllTUNtt Oni.. Anril Bll.-f.'uV b'.alow; ri't'i'll'lH 00. Hlimrfc, IiomI, H.NWUUVii: mum in imiomiu, ir 1 1 .(ill , 11, fill i ' iiii'dlniii ' I (i irnuil, I IMIllttf Mill'. I'ulr In Uiioil. ll.llll(ii 111.011: Lniiiioii to fair, .H,m)('U.tiO: u'um lo linii'o now mid nmroin,! if id.iiikui j,0H'. medium lo iriinil, 7.tHI((i)8,ui)i nir lii mi'illiim, .'i.lMHiiHUHIt'ruiiiiiir, ilMlci -U0i hull. - $l,00(ii H.rill: ..Ivtw. lt.0IH?i:i..'illi Klnrkur inn rt,iir..7.lt0(iil0.00. :. Hint Mrniiif !' ri'PuifiiN n;rj. rriihi' ,.!. ifUl.ril)((i'JII,7nt inciliiiii) iniXKil. r'O.IIIKiD'JIO.'iri t rniik'll IhmivIck. 1H,!I0 i:!8,7.'ii uiir. l8.7o(i18.MI. HIiccii Hti'iiiivs iweintM Mil, Kiiriinr itiilm, !lMlll(ll.n(li prime IiiiiiIin, lli..1(l((i lll.im: TAirtu iiiKiliiim, ti l. no ilft.uo; vinrliiiin. ttUwViMU: Utlicr. l).UII(i?10.(IO: we, U.r0(i1 lv,'iii. ; . . . , lluttor ''' " ',r POltTLANM). April 2H. Itult.r imdv. Cilv rUiilirv print, ox.' ran, Itux lolx. firtn; curlmi. fllc : Imlf wtfo, ''() mirnor: iinh umn imir luci, lo mora, Huviuir unco liu(: crfst, country. , o.liu ale; vuho vie- Ki'UH. Hfllinif pri. elin (mint, -lie: wviiur prp'i), -IUoiX'IIiiiu iirico ciiii. IImI. 4'Jcl Hvlei'tvil ciiiiilU'd in cur- on. Hev EAGLE POINT EAGLETS Bv A. C. luwlulL. Prof. It. B. Murris, supervisor .o( ih arhouls In thin part of tha coiin- vlillod our nrhool Wednesday afternoon and spent tho nlshi at tho ifcinnyaldo and Thursday marnlns. ami on up toward Urownslinro and lists Creek. Ha li one ot I ha live tires In hl port of Iho country and bile ho la dolus; his of rirtol work menu to lio itlvlna Kxnoral satlsfac- lion. Wlilln In III nelahliorhood he rtilled Iho Kmmo creek school on the lut day of tha term and report thin tby bad a (In program and of tonrio a food bnnkot dinner. Minn Margaret Hammond, tha teacher, ,-ame In town the next morning and took psaaano on T. K. Nichols' Kord for Aahland via Medford.' Kroni what t can loam ah la qulto popular In tb dlatrlcl. Mm, Kva Ohnrkln and hor throo thlldrvn, 'Wilbur Howard and tho baby, andMlas Onlo l.nry of Ashland, who have boon vlnltliiu friends a fow nlles above horo. tame In and took Pnuo on th Iwl Jitney for, Mod- ford. Mr. Lewis." r.lhnUKBt. 'had boat all that ho could put In tils Ford when ho alnrlod, for In addition to thotii already monllonod thoro waa Mlu Kiln Dolford and a friend of bora who had boon vlnltlntc hor and br coualn, man and hla wlfo. Kdj Stncr. and "Ulll" aald that ho picked up anotbor -woman on tho road out of town, rnaklnc twolvo altogeth er, counting tho driver. C. M. Cox of Anhland waa tho man and wire of Aahland roforrod to In tho load mentioned. ,. . , lira. Mayor who la living about two and a half nilloa nlioro here, brought In a ton-gallon can of cream Thuradny morning for' tho Jat-kaon County Croamory, . f ' . J : .; ' Hamilton Watkln lirought In Mlaa Uargarot 'Hammon lo moot tbo Jltnoy Thuraday morning. - Krank Taylor and i. W. Mlleholl canto out from Medford Thuraday and Mr. 'Jlltcholl apont until 3:30 p. m. vlalllng aomo of hla old pa tient. Mr. Mitchell la tho Chrlatlan Sclcnco hoalor of Modford. Perry Foater and hla aon-ln-law, Henry French,' and Qeorgo U. llrown of llrownaborc wero among tho bnal new callor Thuraday. Tho drat two ud Mlaa Plna Bonodlet, our primary teacher, ' tBok 'dlnnor at tha Sunny alde. i' - ( - Mra. tt.p. Walaon, the Trail candy maker, anil J. J.' Wllfloy camo out on the Hurnlah Jlthoy and Mr. Wnt aon took tho Trail atngo , for .-hor home, l.atked Mr. Wllfloy about hi proapocta tor a1 fruit crop and, ho n nrod mo Uint tip to tho proaont tlrao It' was Tory' good n tho ' froat' lind dbno no damage to tho fruit thli far. l!'M4aa tort Orovor, now of Modford hot formerly of thla plnno, ' motorod it Friday morning to bring hor father out. Ho la having pmo ox- tenalvo work done on lila mnchlno by our blnokamllh and rfuto mnclilhlat, W. h. Chlldroth. Mr, Orovor Ih In poor health' and haa aold hla' farm hero to Mr..Emnm Kyle, and a tract on tho north and weat aldo of' tho Baglo Polht-'Modford road of olghtoon aoroa to A. C. Mlttelataodt, our 'tolo- ptioflo operator, and ho expects to try Irnvollntr ' this aummor to soo If It will ld him, any good. ' 'fMr. M;vB.-Bchutt of Dorhy, and friond of bls 'liy tho nnmo of John Moyr oriMlohlgnn who Ih out horo halting him woro doing ' buslnoBS horo Friday. And' so was Charles Humphrey, also of borliy, Mr. Hum. Phroy was getting his toam Bhod pro Mrntory to hauling saw logs slnco Ik l nn' asuu'red' ftiot that Wo'ai'O to hnvo the V, ft Iflj rntlrood repaired and put in running order ngftln. ' Alvin Conovor and family worn a'ninng the buolnoas cnllors Friday. 1 wm. Von dor Hollon, ono ot our Itardwnro morohants, has boon fono- inK'tt.trnot of land on Roose croeK nnd'has bought onothor small band Of shoon nnd taken thorn up thoro to pasturo. Whilo he is away hie whb oonduots tho buslnoss of tho storo "hd she and tho two ohlldron take Mioir dinner at the Sunnysldo; , Sho, Haya-that she cannot koop store nnd down ms thnro were lx-PHHangiirs on Urn car nnd Cbnrloy Viuighn hud Ills traitor liniiiod with trunks and sult I'lisiia. , llo was to hnvo (loorgo Al bert iiiiiot til iii at' tho foot of the Imevy grudo nnd holp him up with his gnsollno motor. ' Tho pussotigora woro nil striingors to mo oxcopt Jack O'Oonnor nnd Mm,, Mubol lllldrolh, H. Wotilny and wlfo cutm out on tlio Wm, Uiwla Jltnoy Frlduy even lK. , :' i ' Adolph nnd llmiry Poch of lako crooli, eunio out and tir.mv.lit a mlxod loiiil of uolntoos and rnohulr for Uoo. llrown ft Hons, Mlko Uldloy and his brother Jos and fCrnoat Kllngln of Lalto crook, onino out Frlduy tifliinioon, Kd Cnwdoti and his brothnr-in-law, Mr. 1. N. Host of Culltornlu, who la bnro with his family vlalllng, drovo Into town this Hnturday morning, , Thoiuiia F, Nichols, Hoy Ashpolo mid Clifford Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1). Hull of Modford woro among tho (I Ilium at the Dunuyaldo today noon. ' . , r,J, IS. lteod of Wollen and his ion woro doing buslmma with our mor rbaiils today, and so was Harry Von dor Hollon of Wollon, and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of tho J. M. Wllfloy orchard. . F. 8. Davis who has boon horo for tho past two wwoks is proapoctlng our hills for different kinds of stonos, principally agates of large sixe, lo bo used In tho inunurnoturo of finely adiuaod acalos. Ha has alrnady col loctod and shipped to San Francisco several hundred poond. Two Naval Flven ! Drowned. CAl'K MAY. N. J., Aonl 20. Wliilo tloHi'cndiiiir in a hvdronirnliino lii-ro loduv l.ipiiti'iiunt Hcruor nnd Kn alen'Ilnrriin were drowned' when the pliino fell into f'npo Mnv luirlmr. A third Minn vhi'ihhuI nnd nwiiiii to the whnrf. I.'i .' ' 1 i ,jl . ' . ; SAGE AND SULPHUR GRAY HAIR If Grandmother's Recipe Restore Color,' Gloss and Attractiveness. - to Almost everyone know that Baa Tea and Sulphur, properly compound. a, arms ock ma natural color ana iumr w ine nsir wnen raaea. nroaaea or gray.. Tear ago Ih. only way to get thla nilxturo waa to mako It at home, whloli la muay and trouble soma. Nowaday, by asking at any drug store for "Wyolh'a Hao and Bui phtir Compound," you will get a large bottle of Uita famous old recipe. Im proved by the addition of other In gredlenl. at a email cost Don't stay gray! Try It! " No ono 3in possibly toll that you darkened your hair, a It do It so naturally and avenly. You dampen a spongo or soft brush with It and draw this through your hair, taking one small trend at a times by morning the gray hair dtaappeara, and attar another ap Slloatlon or two, your hair b cornea cantlrully dark, glosay and attractive. Wyeth' Bago and Sulphur Com pound Is a delightful toilet requisite for Ihos who dmtre dark hair and a youthful appearanoo. It la not In tended for the cure, mitigation or pre vention of d Mease. NOTICB OF 6AIJ4 OF GOVERN Mtift'T' TIMBER. Oonoral Ijand Of tlre.' Wasblngton, D. C, March 17, ll8.f Notice la hereby glvorr that subject to the condition and limita tion of tho Act ot Jon 6. 1016 (39 Slat.,' 218). and tho Instructions ot the Secretary of tho Interior ot Sep tember IS, 1917, the timber on tho following lam's will bo aold May t, 1919 nt 10 o'o!ck n. m nt public auction ntf the United State land of flco at Rosoburg, Oregon, to the hlgh eat blddor at not loss than the tip prnlsod value aa shown by this notice, solo to be subject to the approval ot tho Sooretary of tho Interior. The purchase price, with an additional sum of ono-flfth of one per cent thereof, bolng commission allowed, must be deposited at time of salo, monoy to be roturned If salo Is not approved, otherwise' patent will Issue for tho timber, which, must - be ro movod within ton year. Blda will bo rocolved from cltixens of the Unit ed Stntos, associations of such cltl ens and' corporations organised un. der tho laws ot tho Unltad State or any state, torrltory or district thereof only.' Upon application ot a qualified purchaser, the timber on" any legal subdivision will be offorod separately boforo,bolng includod in ahy ofter'Oi: alnrgorunlt. T. 39 S R. 2 W:,'Soo. 1; SE14 NEW, Yollow-plno 10 M., rod fir 806 M., NBtt SI3,-ypllow pine 6S M., rod fir' 60S M. nbne of the yellow pine to be sold for loss than $2.00 per M and nono of the rod fir to bo sold for loss than $1.00 por M. T, 87 8... It.' 7 Ww Soo. 19; NI0 NWK. yollow plno 80 M., rod fir 850 M., iS'W 'NW14 yellow pine b0 M.'rod fir 420 M nono of the yel low plno to bo sold for less than $8.50 DOINGwS OF THE Hello BilI, HoWs Boswess?) Busiuesi s Sop Just T)iwmt -fa tBop M ANO Sea HbvM VoO'HE f I i , .: 74 IJt. J.I "II WEDFOnn WXTC TOmUNTC, MEDFOEP, ORTOnOX, per M., and nono of tho-rod fir to bo old for loss than 11.25 pur M, Clay Tullmun, Commissioner Ooneral Lund Office. A'otlcn to Contractors 8I11I0 , HlgliHiiy fViiiHti iii llon '' 1 Riiulod bids will bo rocalvod by the Htato Highway Commission of the Btut a of Oregon at Hoom ti(l Multno tiiuli County Court ilouso, Portland, Oregon nt 10 o'clock a.'m, on tho 8th day of May, 1011), ror tho following projects: , ; , ' .; , Grading and Macadamizing, Pu clfio Highway,' Ilonton County, Mon roe to I.nno County llno, 3.24 mllos In lnngth: If), 000 oublo yards exca vatlon; 0,700 cublo yards rock sur facing. , ' u . . '. (Iradlng, PuHfro Highway, Clack. Mima County, Oregon City to Oswogo, 6.H miles In length; '40,000 cubic yurds oxcavalloii. . ; (iradlng und Macadam, Paclflo Highway, Douglas County, Comstock Pass Crock Uontlon, 1.0 mllos In length; n, 000 . cubic yards excavation ; 2,000 cubic yards rock surfacing.. Grading and Macadam, Puclflc Highway, Douglas County, I.eona Drnln auction, 3.21! mllos In length; 1 0,000 cubic yarda excavation;' 0,000 tubla yurds rock surfacing. ; Orwllng and Macadam, paclflo fflghwuy, Douglas County, Oakland Bouth section, 1.2 mllos In length; 14.0Q0-cubic yards excavation; 2,400 cubic yards rock surfacing. Grading and Macadam, Pacific tllghway, Douglas County, Itoaeburg. Wlnchostor section, 2.0 miles in length; 9,000 pubic yards excavation; 4,000 ruble yards rock surfacing. : Grading and Macadam, Paclflo tllghway, Douglas County, Rosoburg plllurd section 6.7 miles fn longtb: 61.000 cublo yarda oxcavatlon; 7.&00 cubic yards rock surfuclng. : ' Grading and Macadam. Pacific Highway, Douglas County, 'JaoViuea Place-Johns Place section; 'T.t miles In length; ts.'OOO cable yards excava tion: 11,200 cubic yords -rock' sur fuclng. Grudlug, Columbia River Highway, i.llllam County, Arlington-Morrow County. Lino section, 12.3' mllea In length ; 88,00 cubic yards oxcavatlon. (iradlng and Paving, Pacific High way, Jackson County, Gold Hill-Jose-pblno County Line section, 12.2 mllos In length: 24.000 cublo yarda excava tion. 1 1 Grading and Paving, Paclflo High way. Jackson County, Ashland-Green Bprlngs Mt.Mtoud., G.KG 1 miles In length; 24.C00 cubic yard oxcava tlon. - - ' Pavng, Pacific Highway, Jackson County, Green Springs 'Mt. Road California Line Section, 14.8 miles In longtb; 11,000 cublo yards oxcava tlon. Grading, Paclflo Highway, Joso- kl rni. Havion mi Riuiiinn 7 A "? r,.? eV PS r!?.V.0!l'.L: miles in leoRth, 118,000-cubic yards excavation. Paving, Pnclfle Highway, Lane County, Kiignne-Gashen Section, 4.9 miles In longth; 10,000 cubic ynrds excavation. 1 Grading nnd Macadam , Pacific Highway. Lane County, Junction Clty-Honton County Line, fi.r miles In length: 16.000 cubic yards excava tion; 1.1. 500 cubic yards rock surfac ing. - '' .:-'' - PavlnE, Old Oregon Trnll, Union County, Island Clty-LaGrande-Hot Lake Section; -6.B mllos In length. Paving, West Side Highway, Wash ington County. Hlllshoro-Forost Grovo Section, 4.8 mile In longth. ' No bid will be considered unless1 accompanied by cash, bidder's bond or' certified check for-nn amount equal to five (5) por cent ot the total amount bid. A corporate suroty bond will bo roqulrod for the faithful parformanco of tho contract In a sum equal to one halt of tha total amount bid, - - Proposal blunks and full informa tion for bidders may be obtained at tho offlco of tho Slate Highway Engi neer. Capitol iliilldlng, Salem.. Plans, specifications and form of WANTED To aoo you nt No. O Sonth Fir Street. . WHY ' Because' wo-know that- lf yoa-aro looking for Farms or City. property at tho lowest prices-we have them and can suit you. - .- - ; , - ';-' LISTEN ! 87 acres, mostly alfalfa, mllo and one-half from Modford, For quick sale $172.60 per acre. . 70 acres, ono, mile from town; one of the best places In tho valley; alfal fa and fruit. Special at $167.00 per acre.1' ; . .'',: 10 acres,' fully equipped, every thing goes, $3500.. 40 acres. Including crop, $100 per acre. , SOO acres; four mllos from Mod ford, $25 por acre. ,. , At your service. . The fehl Investment Co. t. . Lowor. price bolter. . . vnluo our motto. I see L&rt TUAr Aun-INpuicrj FSUT 'BETTaB' Irl W n?OMlW MW 1.1 FB - HoW seas-I vwtioen- ir me. ' AHEIllCAJTftwP3 rir As MUCH "EB DieR& As TKeV 'ARB 'wU f r J via 3AW twev contrnct mny bo ingpacjcd at-' 'the same place or may . be obtained upon doposlt of $S.OO for ouch sot of plans and specifications. 'Plans and speci fications' aro also'bh' fllo at Iloom 1301 Yeon Iliilldlng, Portland. Plan and specifications for tbo work in Jackson County may ho In spected ut tbo Offlco Of Mr. K. K. Hodgmon, Division Knglnoor at Mod ford, und plans and specifications for the work in Union- County may be Inspected In tho office' 6f Manche O. Ilonnott,, Division Engineer, Pendle ton. Tho right Is reserved to reject any or all proposals or t,o accept the pro posal doomed best for tho State of Oregon. . STATB THOHWAT COMMISSION, H, HBNflON, Chairman. W. Ij, THOMPHON, Commissioner. Tt. A. BOOTH, CommUsloner. , Attost; , , , HEItBEflT NUN??, ' ' Stute Highway 'Knglnoor. Salem, Oregon, April 23, 1919. Advertising Rates Classified -One cent Word.' . ' Local Ten- cent a line. . ; Legal Five cent a, line. ; ' Display 25 cents an Inch. '.' Contract rate ton application. - URLP WANTEU MA-rJC. WANTKD Four more ' first-class v' motor mechanics. J Crater Lake Motor Co. - - - '- , 33 WANTBD A young man with' some knowledge of bookkeeping. Steady 'employment and a good opportu nity, to learn a substantial busi ness. Address P; O.' Box 1021! ' City. ' . . 34 WANTED A married man for'gon ; eral ranch work; permanent posi tion. Phono Jacksonville 3H-F5 or .address F. C. Preston, Jacknon- Tllle. ; : 37 HELP WAATCD FBMAIiB WANTBD Girl for general house work. Phone 3&5-J, mornings. 24 WANTED SITUATION. WANTBD Two young men want to work on farm anywhere In Jack son county. Call at 227 East Sixth street or write D. Kadar, Gen. Del.. Modforg, Ore. 33 ' WAmo JllflClri.LAjrDOUB WANtED Pigs weighing pounds. It. F; D. 1, Box 00, Talent, Ore. 34 WAOTED--1 OQ lo150 Tewea on shares for three or five years; good enre. good posture. Apply 641 Fnlrvlow, Aahlnnd. , . . , 42 WANTED Second-band Backs for ' rolled barley. Be each; Ralph '' Waldo Elden, Ritss Mllli 1" v. 1 1 - WIAMTBD To buy bay; also a toam, Phono 448-R1. .-'" ( ij ! , ' WANTED Highest eash prices paid . for wool and' mohair. Medford Junk Co., Phone 283-J. WANT-ED -We pay cash fpr Liberty bonds. Hale's Piano Houso luc, J. F. Halo, general manager. WANTED House moving and re pairing. Phone 488-M or . FOR RE141 HCtJ8E. FOlt RENT Bungalow, partly fur nished. "Phono 38-R3. "' FOR RENT-FIvt;-room furnished bungalow; one Job carpenter shop; : apartments -or office rooms in ; brick buildings -at 131-209-213 West Main street. John F. White. 54 FOR RENT Modern T-room bunga . low, furn'ahed complete: large garden planted. Call 901 North ' ! Central, at noon hour or after 4 : p. to. 34 FOR RE"NT Bnngrlow, partly fur- - nished.' Box H, Mall Tribune. FOR RBVT Several modern houses. Building & Loan Asa'n, 429 tt. F. ' H. Bldir. - What Do You Think of This? 200 acres located about .10 miles from railroad, about 120 aei-DS in "cultivtuibn, balance brush and .rjasture land, 'all fenced,-, fair buildings, on good county road. , . "For quick action Will-sell for $25.00 per acre. Can you beat this? ,. ' Bennett Investment Co. Insnro in anro Insurance. Tom is a Vovr, service. Voo hab Some. Voi cam jii.or Ber thaT-Thew pirn. . OF OCR OrER. -Auc A lot Mooe. .THAtf-VoiHEAR,,-;; APOOY;T&0-' Pid v;- r r. a. jt-H i TUESDAY, -'APRTTi 20, 1f)1f) USIFIEOMERriSEMiTf Fon hunt runmsBBo aoomh. FOR RENT Nicely furnished room , for lady. 245 North Grape street. FOR RBNT- Modorn furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Phono 750-J. 22 FOB RENT A PARTMKVT8. FOR RENT One furnished ment at Hotel Holland apart- iron balk rwumr and book. FOR BALK Esgs. Am offering batching eggs from my fine White Leghorns, one ot the best flocks In southern Oregon, headed by four pedigreed male birds from' Terr blgh. lecord hens. Pullets from" these egx will lay all winter. $1.50 per setting. 1 replace Infertile eggs, K. H, Westerfijld, Medford. Phone 19-T4. 34 rOTt BAIJ4 LIVESTOCK FOR 8AI.E Morgan stallion for sale or trade. W. E. Butler, Eagle Point, on the Browhsbor'o road. 36 FOR SALE Jersey milk cow, two small horses. 728 Welch street. 36 FOR SALE Good gentle brood and work more, weight 1200 lbs. -No. 29 South Peach street. . ' 32 FOR SALE We have retained from our Khecn sale only our very finest eastern Washington Ramboulllet , . bucks. Wo now offer them for sale. Rosenberg' Bros., Medford Hotel. 32 FOR . SALE One matched team, years old, weight 166. One Here ford bull, 3 years old, weight 1700. , 'Phono 9-F7, Jacksonville. Write Chester C. Kubll. '.' , 41 FOR SA1.E One Durham ; bull, a years old, weight 16i)u. Phone 9-F-7. Jacksonville.v Write Chos tor C. Knbll. " 40 FOR SALE Pair of good' mules. See . RIggs at Frlnk orchard. . - 34 FOR SALE; Pure tireo Red Polled ' bull calf, born October. 1918; fine ; youngster. Modoo Orchard or Pal ' mer Investment Co.. Medford, Ore. FOB BALK TtKAl, ESTATE. FOR SALr-Thlrty acres alfaUa ' land under ' Gold ' Hill Irrigation ditch on Riverside Drive. Will sell ; 10 acre tracts, $200 i)er acre. See ' W. H. Striker. Gold Hill, Ore. 54 FOR SALE Three lota and s twO story. briCk buildings If can find suitable purchaser. Terms reason able, at 131-209-213 'West Main 1 street, Medford. John' F. White. 54 FRATr"XUViewHome'',-80 acres, good. Improvements; Jersey cow, span- of -mules, harness and wagon; 100 tiers of wood, farm 5 Implements, and all cropb-go with place. Write or come and see for terms. W. K. Godding,.- Rogne River, Ore. ' 45 FOR SALli Desirable acreage close In, terms. For information address Owner, Mail Tribune. 42 TOR KXCHANGB. FOR TRADE W1H trade liberty bonds for cow. Box 9, Mall Trib une. - . - 32 FOR TRADE; Owners only: I have a modern home in Santa Rosa, Calif., to trade tor a small stock - ranch and will add some cash. Box 65, Mail Tribune. 32 MONKS TO LOAN LOANS Farm loan t per cent In terest,-O. O. Bogga. LOANS City loans. Building & Loan Assn:. 429 M. F. ft H. Bldg. - ' Phone 709. foxy little Salesman Tfle TUiitss That oue. BcMs Imerb ARE- MoaT VioioeRFUi, besides i THm LIVES 'rfiAT Were. losT- IT ISoUii. Wis VJHO ARB LAK6BIM TOSWrtSIBOaT - FOR MAKlrttf DEMOCRACV SAFE. FOR- SoO AMD FOR. me;: FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE It, H, Paxson's Superb ; Dahlia roots now on sale at Cen ' tral Point. Send for prlntod price '.' ' list. ''.'..;.... FOR BALE Baled airalla and grain hay. Jtegar ranch, phone 201-H. 26 FOR 8ALB--$45 gas rango In good . condition, to sell at $15.00. Call ; 615 -West Second or phone 605-Y. , 33 FOR SALB-Ford car; baa been used about six weeks; Just as good as new. Call 740-11. 34 FOR SALE; 3-Inch wagon, Califor nia rack; first-class shape. A bar gain at $35. J. K. Guches, R. F, : D. 1, Griffin Creek. 32 FOR SALE 1916 Ford, price right. Oood order;1 looks like new. 'Box S. C. If., Mail Tribune. 35 FOR SALE! Superior spud planter, good as new, less than half price. Myers power spray at a bargain. ' Pbone Ashland 359-R. 35 FOR BALE About five tons good alfalfa hay, first cutting. L. Nle dermeyer. Phone 21-F3 Jackson- ; vllle. 35 WANTED-Second-hand Call 589-R1. bay rake. 32 FOR SALE Second-hand single buggy, bicycle, 50 feet almost new hose, and lawn mower. 'Phone 19-X2. Central Point. 35 FOR SALE OR TRADE A 1916 - Ford touring body, in good condl- ; tlon. Will trade for a 1916 Ford' i roadster body. Pbone 603-R. 34 FOR SALE Power spray rig. particulars call 12 1-X. For 32 FOR SALE Saw mill and timber. ! Dupray Lumber Co., Butte Falls, Oregon. 33 FOR SALE Take 'your super-profit with fertilizer, it's not too late. . We have a full line of fertilizers. Car load ot land plaster Just In. f Ralph Waldo Elden. Ross Mill. FOR SALE Al yenow dent seed corn Three tons to select from. ' Phone 591-J2. C. W. Isaacs. FOR SALE Singer sewing machines on easy terms. Cleaning and re- - pairing of all machines a speclalty. 245 South Central avenue, phone - 903-R. C. A. Chapman. 34.4 FOR SALE Electric motors for sale, ' rent, or trade. We bny motors. Paul's Electric Storo. 33 FOR SALBSarid" gravel and sedl ' monL Plowing done. Phone 912-J. FOR SALE Str!'.ty . fancy alfalfa seed, sweet clover and other grass seeds. . - Nltro-cult-ires. Ralph : Elden, Medford. . . ' ' buildings,' 2 000. ' Iiurrt. LOST Child's Wagon Friday evening pa Front street -Finder return to ',! 104 East Second. 'Reward. . 36 LOST-MHilld's wagon Friday evening On Front street. Binder return to 104 East Second. Reward. 36 PickOutYours ; No. 110 acres, 4 room house and outbuildings, good water, fine young. Bartlett pear orchard, $1250. No. 2 -5 acres; fine soil, good im provements, close in at Jacksonville, $2500. - : - . . : No. 3 6 acres, fine soil with good good improvements; also close in, at $2000. 'No. 4 27 acres close to Talent," 12 In alfalfa, balance in pasture, fair No. 5 10 acres on Pacific high way, all alfalfa, modern home, every thing up to the minute, $5500. No. 6 IS acres on paved highway, 9 .room house, tarn; garage, etc., splendid property,' $6500. 'No. 7 IS acres, good Improve ments, grain, berries and garden; on paved highway near Talent, $4000.' No. 8 40 acre hill ranch, well Improved, close to highway, $2000. No. 9; 71 acres on Gold Hill road, $2100. , No. 1061 acres, Wagner creek rond, $1500. BROWN & WHITE ' 10 Bouth Fir St. no over. Biu-,Wr& ABSOLUTELY right.' IV PROUD OP bO-6RA THIS pOl AMD SIGHlJ Ol THE1 BOTTOM 1M I , -,..-.'-..;:.:;-T, : - ' jd:if ' PAGE SEVHN BUSINENfe OTREOTOItT Attorney PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-Iaw, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. B. REAMB8, Lawyer, Corey Building. -Garaett- ELIJAH II. HURD Lawyer, 213-14 Gurnott Corey Bldg. ' Aoto Supplies LATTER ATJTO SPRINGS Co. Wa are operating the largest, oldest ' and best-eqnlpped plant In the Pa cific northwest. TJse our springs when others fall. Sold ander writ ten guarantee. 34 North. Fifteenth . - St., Portland, Oregon. Garbage GARBAGE Get your premises ' cleaned np for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagons for ' good service. Phone 261-T. J. T. Allen. . . , Expert Accountant WTLSO.V AUDITING CO. E. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given : to anything in Accounting and In come Tax requirements. - Look Into our simplified accounting method. . M. F. ft H. Building, -Medford. Phone 16 7-R. Farm Tuoans AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 40 , years 5 Money ready wboa land la -appraised and title -an. ; proved. E. H. Kurd, seey-treaa. ' National Farm Loan AeSOAlatlona, Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford. Instruction in Moale FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ol piano and harmony. Halght Must Studio, 401 ' Garnett-Corer Bldg; ' Pbone 72. . - . Planing Mill oil . THOMAS MOFFAT-General , mil work, aasb, doors, mouldings and . "screens. Shop 437 8. Fir. Phone ,184. ( Physicians and Surgeons - i i DR. EDW" DE REYMONTE Spec ialist Drugless Physician. Cure acute and chronic diseases. , From 8-12,. 1-5 daily; free treatment ' Tuesday only 9-11 1-4. Clinics at : St. Work's Bldg. . 39 A BtJRSELL, D. C; M. D. Splnol oglst physician and surgeon. Diag-. , nosis and treatment. Methods ot , Dr. Abrams. Office M. - F. & H. Bldg., phone 29., . , . DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathlo , physician.' 303 Garnett-Corey build ing. Phono 130. . ' DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye. ear, nose and throat. Eye aclen- ' . tlttcally tested and glass" aup plied. Oculist and Anrist for 8. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Co,-. Bldg. Phone 567. . . DR. F. G. CARLOW DR. EVA MAWS CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PH"J SICIANS 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. ' Phone 904-L. -Residence 26 8. Laurel Street. Printers and FnUUsnere MEDFORD PRINTING CO. haa that best equipped printing office to. Southern Oregon. Book binding,. ; loose leaf ledgers, billing system,.' etc. Portland prices. 27 Nortb, Fir St. Transtwr BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO. Office 43 North Front St. Phone - 315. Prices right - bervice guar-, antned. . ' ! INTEKCRBAN AUTOCAR CO. t TD1E CARD. Leave Medford for Ashland dally' except Sunday at 8:00 and 10:15 a. m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 6:16 p. m. Also on Saturday at 9:30 p. m. Sun-t days le ave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30-, . 5:30 and 9:30 p. m. . ; Leave Ashland for Medford dally except Sunday at 9:00 and 11:00 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 12:80, 4 -SO and :ft n. ; BY ALUM AN SELLIMb vihoi.-i re obok dinner at tbo same time. ,! ThlB 'mornlng when tho llUlo P.ft 00. EI I itl v. 1,1'Ml-. 1. 1... ; i :.).'.";-a frfirjOt'll ' ' -VvnW' iS ONI?...:,. -,t.-- 1. CI su;