Medford mail tribune., May 01, 1919, Page 5, Image 5

.mMmWML ffiBtOnf?; 6t?TRnOV TnjTtlSDAY, jfAY 1, 1910
TACIT FIVE" v
m i 1 1 in' mmtmmmt m
Mvitnk ' . - .,;;'.
. I'ortTIiANl), Muy l--Cttlo wok
luoulpta 37. ' Steers, lOHt $13B'J3.riO
good to choice 11 lw 11. nil; medium
to good $10111.; fulr to good
10; onniimm to fair l1M); good to
choirs cows and hitlfnra $O4012;
mod I ii ill to good $7 f 8 ! fulr to mo
ilium $r.tf 0; ' ciiiinum :l.li0i(( 4.00;
ItulU $08.D0: chIvph 13.00;
stoekers mill feodora $7 10. v
Hogs lower; ropolpt 203. ..Prime
mixed lO.fiO W 20. Do; luudluui nilxod
I I01C ID.ilO; rough heavies $ 17.75 4P,
18,fi0; pigs $I7.D6HH, . ,
I Hhuup aloudy; rmiulpl ad. Spring
innilm I105MU.OO; prlmo Inmliir
l.n.noWlO; fnlr to medium $I4
jr.; yearlings IIISMU; welhur $9 0
10; owua $.50jMO.D0. -r
' POIITLA'ND, May J. nut or
. 1 .... ' t-1 i.
iteady. City creamery prfnta, extrna
mx lots Bos;-cartons noc; half boxus
uilf cent mora; ! than hiiir boxox
one cont more, Maying price huttor
fnt, country 63ftift4; culm exlriui
QiVi W63e. . .
' . ':''' mx .'"
Kuan. aIIIiiu nrleA. enae, count.
43i'i buying price. 41c; selling prion
cnmlldOT aeloulnd candled In osr.
'ton. 45c-.- .'"V -'' ; " ' "
? Mr. I'ttv Cblcmmi of Jacksonville
wiik n reeuiil iriii'xi nt tun nomu oi
fW phri'iiU. Mr. ami Mrs. Josno
AcImhih on WitKiicr rrevk, ,
Mm. Alice Robert watt tli'e ttuwt
of httr sinter. Mr. Jl. (luddnrd nnd
family lllt WWK.i
' Mia. Hill Hht'vlx anil children lofl
IiihI Saliinliiv fur liiiiiHinuir. Calif.
1 Mm. KnircH and Mr. Hreoxo wore
fWent wlioutitri iu AkIiIhihI.
t Mr. John Liiev linn turn awarded
tin) 1'inil ru't to build the rond fur the-
Talent Hitch ouiiinmiv mill reported
one mil" of the mad completed in
llirt miHt two weckn. Wok on the
lili'h luiit ulno been begun on Wiiu
lirr ori'i'U.
' Mm. Kiinnv Kclirvor of ' Tnpotnn,
ii-h.. ,rr-. II. II. Trvur.of Mi'.llorJ.
nnfl MfH Itonwv of Jtic.lmiinvillo win
rci'i'iit uni'Ma nt the Imnie of Mrn. W.
E. Tr.ver. '
" Mr. and Mrn. ZidiTH nnd dauirlilcr
Ifcft wvok fur IIiirinl)nrB, Oro..
whi'ttt Mr. Ziiim will rwuini Ium
itii4itiun n npi'tiuu furrmnn for the
Siiulhnrn i'licil'iu ooimmtiv. t , t i;
'i VVilhorrt fWMNOff rfltiirnw! reoritlv
front Monlnutii. Cnlif.. whom lie had
la'cii iniriilinninir a MM'tiinl car loud
of Imlcil Imv: . ,: -
Mm. ' Wiitcoiiudl ami ilaiiulilur
vnlma wro Mmlford . hlmiiurn liml.
Mrs. )r. John fl. llarl and rhihl
ren of Mmlforil Avcni bihwIh of Mr.
nnil !llrt. Uuiino Drown IiihI wik.
Harrv tllt'im nrrivi'd Siuulav tnorn--iinr
fur n vinit with Iiim. oiirint.-.M".
nnil Mrn, II. (llmiti. Mr. (ilciui i-ltli ttott
in the miirina cnrpH. i , : "i,'
Now wim rfli'civwl licro ot I ho n'r
riviil of Ormio l(ldard in Now
York t.'lt v on Kr'nlnv mnrninir. Mr.'
(loildnrd wiih ono ot !lh Holdicr
who won iiitcd for limvvrv cluriiitr the
redout wiir. Ilo in the' voimuivit won
ot Mr, nnil Mrn, II. II. Oodiliinl 'of
lienor (.rri'k. ' J, '.!'
... Hnlnh Kooxor vinito'il Mm. .Koor
cr nt the ' bnriititnl KitmliLV, ' " . '
A fnmilv cnlhorinir nrmirrcil
tlio homo of Mr. una Mrs. W. E.
KiiMilon on Wiimior ewek on KiiHtor
himilnv. The iristh proni'iif were
Mr. mill Mm. W. O. Kniuhlim of
r.niilo J'oint. William Wexslt'r nnd Hon
of I'orthind, Mm. Wilcv Joni nnd
tiro ilaiiL-hliirM nnil Mr. nnd Mrs
CliCKtcr Kniulilon; . Mr. - C'liohtor
Imiiiir roopntlv.iliHi'harui'd from (,'nmp
i.owih. , (1,
Win. Vnni'o in n micHt. nt tlib home
of wx diitmhtvr. MrH. tlvnren Korbv.
MrH.IrwIn Vani'o and Hmall mm- r-
rivd- Kridiiv from Spnkano, WiIkIi..
nnd ih iiIho n uncut at tho-.kurhy
himio, Mrs. Viinco wim MiH Viola
ArniHlroiiL' urovioim to her mnrrinee
nnd ih well nouiiiiinled herd. '
Count v Jiidmi Oiirdnor nnd fnmilv
lllrttored to Tnlniit, liisf Knniliiv. v
'i'ho Hnlnii! huinhur cnninanv liuvo-
PhrehMil it now 'mptor truck nnd
no mnko nborit tiix tritw h daV from
thdir huw mill on AnflerH'freok lo
J!int. ' . ,., -, . .!.
Mr. nnd Mrn. '(jooruo' ItiiHrf "mid
iniiirlilor Jiinnitii of Ashland wore
uitets of MrN..Jd1ii RubitiHon Siin-
Mr. mid Mr. Frank lloldriduo nnd
Ron Clurnnno hn' Htnnll daiiuhtor
worn guoHlB of MrH. Ada. Slnnnnrd nt
Americans !
making good
y AT SIXTY-FIVE
'"Don't worry about old a(, !a lound
P lod at iit ago. Keep your
, Boar In food condition ind you oin be
i hl nnd bnarty and able to "do yout
Bit" ai wben you were a youog (elloWo i
- Affctlon of the' Wdny' and bladdar
are among the IcadlnK cauaoa ot early
or helnlaaa ago. Kop them clean and;
the other Aranna In working condition,
and you will lavs nothing U Me. ,
v .' Drive' tire polaonoua waatelf from the
ayatonr and avoid uric acid accumula
tltmi. Take QUI.D MIlUAfi Haarlem
OH. Capaislea periodically' and you will
(inn that jou are na good aa the next
fellow. Sour aplrlta . will bo -rojiivo-nated,
your iniiArlea ' atrong ami yduf'
wind ken enough for any fnak.; ' , j
QOLD ilBDAIi Haarlem-Oil Capaule
will do tho work. Hut be Hum. to got
tho original imported GOLD' MKllAI.
Haarlem Oil Caiiuiilon. i They are re '
liable and should kelp you, or your
money will bo refunded. For'anlo by"
moat dnigglata, (n acnlod) packages I
' - TALENT TAIK
if'" m
Brigade .of Girls in "My r - '
,' n : ; , f Soldier Girr Page May . 6th
It will ha uooil ik'ivh to tho local
thualcr etiorf) In Iciirn that tho Tnifo
liiynlor him booki-d for Mnv II.1 the
triirui'oua nuiHicul hiwcIiicIo, "Mv Sol-dit-r
(lirl." Thin trmnoinlpiiH niicccnh
Iiiih ,ii Neurit of niiiro of nuiiulnr niclo-
ilipn nf which llio titlu Konif. "Mv rtol-
dirr lirr' in llio rnmni; hit nf thv Ufa-
in nnd i hnmmcil or whiNtlcd us"
the liiidkmcv. mnko their exit. Sum;
hit nre not thu oulv 'fentum in thi
liiu mnxicnl nlnv. I hi' eixliimcM nro a
fllKllUIII xhow in (liciiisclvt'u. no dev.
her lioino iii Ashland Siindtiv. Miifitor
t'lan-iieo hud llio niiMforliiiio lo fall
and lirruk liix let; noiiii) time nan nnd
IniflV ilo been ublo . 'to connilelo, bin
urado. .i..:,.. .- ..,.!( t) ;-,;) .
. Mix. Jiiiiiim t'nton of Modford wiih
Ihfl. uneitt of her iiiirentx, Mr. lind
Mrn. ViiL-le mid fnmilv lat Siinilnv,
Mimw' Miixine Hoho wnw n recent
truoKt nf the Misri Auer ut their home
in liickNnnvilli.
The Korlniubllv Hridtto (Hub of
Jlickwnivillu wero linlertaiiieil nt llio
luuiie of Mr. and'Mrri. Loiuho llroivn
Satiiriluv evcniinr. .," 1
, Church , NorvioOD '' im uaiiuT'' next
Suinlav. I'rnver nieolini Tliuinthiv
eveninc. wltiiW i'Iuhh iiumodiiUoU ni
ter prnver nieptinir. : . .; v '
- Hed- Cromi overv I'Vidnv nt tho
Red C'ros room at the xchool Iioiikv.
"-.'laldieN' Aid nf t llo McthndiHl
cbiifcb nsel At " Ibc hoiiio, p( M.
fiiiwnuin IiinI TlirwdaV nfternooii.
J'uuim of fho liiub Mr-hoolnra priic.
lihinif, for llio coming, field .meet
whicb tnkes phieo In'rc JheJ Intor imvt
of. Mnv. : .' ; ' ,
Onirics Trver nfter n eonnULof
weckx' visit with hoiiio.foIkH, t'nllow
inir his rclurn fnun Kratiee, left hint
Siinilnv In resuniu bin work with the
Soiilheiil I'ncil'ic enumiinv lis tieliot
ueent ut Weed, Cnlif; ' V
I'rolmto (nirt
Kat. David Croanoy. Flnnlncc6Unt
nnd order. . ' ,;
Kat. Himnn U Huaford,.'. Ftnnl re
port nnd paid vouchors. . ,
' Eat. Wm, J. OroKory, Admitted to
probnto. ': , :
Kt. Mnry M. Shophord. Admitted
to probnto, , 1
Kat. lOva Hockonyoa, Admlttod (o
probnto. .'.'.' ; , . , i
Knti Silaari I. Ilosford, ' Order. ' ;
; Bt; Myrtlo (). Day. Lattors of nd
mlillBtriitloii; liiVjntory and appraiao-
mont.
V V - Clreult ,Conrt '.
. .'Jilnry Shnplierd.'.vSMartha Ellon
Unbans. . Summons'.. 1 ; i
i Mnrvoy Wnltor ot nl vs.' J. M. Wln
lor. Notlne and' stipulation, ' ......
? Francis Whotstono vs. D, jpnr
duo.' Notice. ' '
Qernldtno Tlinlss Vs.' Eutha 'A,
Packard ot air -SlimntonB; ' ' - . '-'
Gornlilino Tholss vat. Klon W., Dll-
aonhery ot nl. S.uiijnions
Ipy ot- al vs. Ira Marshall '
,1 ,1 i
bllei; y. J. hTewnlilii mfrt
B. B. Unwl
oli Bl. ; Cost b:
3. IT.. Krtfa
Dolroy Golelioll Incorpornto as "Jack-
son Counly.'Cronmery." .
; .ISitrl U. Vth'l vs.. C(l of Mbdf'drd
oi ui, io Hui, iiHiuo warrani8.
. .Iiioknon County vs. W. H. Murphy
ot nl. 11)12 tax foreclosure.
1 Mi(iTlng' TJikmihcs .' ';. '
'Alfred H. Davis and rtla-Plumnior.
Ver 11. Perry fthd Mririnri .1. booker
Merrtt 'F,( Scott nnd Evolyn E.
9aVildor!; ... . ,
"" honl Ksthto Trnhsfrn "'
g, btw'H y vty 'ft Jollity
crlv nre tlinv ileHiirned and tho color
Kchomr-K no ieri'oetlv blended. ' The
neoiiio lieaiitv of tho first net receive
iln jiiNt priiiNo onlv to ho oiit-eliiHHud
liv llio beivildorinir el'feelH ill the tnb
leaiixAfler the llnllle ".Somo
wheni in f'nince." Tho clever eiiHt
unit bi'ivilcliintr choriiK fnrco a liiut'h
or ii Nimu' ciiciiro ovurv minute. Tho
danciiiK in u revolution to the tht-u-tnr
uoer nnd too uiiich nniiso cunnot
be accorded Ibis brilliant musical
allow which will bo seen in this 'city
n till tin nierrv mukinir.
Land In. 1). L. C. 60, twp.
30, It. 3 W.;.. $ it
I.. I'. Ilrlltann et ux to Caraon- "
' rowler I.tlmbOr Co.', Innd In' ;
D. It. C. 72, twp. 38, K. I W K 16
I). II. Juckaou et ul to Copper.
Olrl AlnliiR Co., Innd In aoc. "
8, twp. 30, U. 4 w 1000
.Clifford C. lllcka ot ul to Cop-
per Girl Mining Co., Innd In
aec; 9, .wp, 30, 11. 4 W..i;.
J. W. Loahor ot ux to C.
lusher ot ux, land In boc.'S,, '
. twp.;3tl, .11. U 13.i......... '
Cortlflcnto of tlllo to Hoguo:
; lllvor Yalloj- CaTinl Co., lund '
In noKimlnnds Irrigated
, Orehnrd Trncts
Cortlflcnto of , title to H. D.
Smith,' lund in rtoKiielnnda
Jrrlgntod Orchard Trncts....
Cortlflcato ot Title, to James
Stewnrl, 'lot 1. blk. i. Hon-.
, son's Add. to City pf Mod-
ford .ii...:.'..'.....'...'..'.......v.;....; '
Cortlflcnto of Tltlo to h. N.
. nralliord, lajid In rtoguo-
Imidn Irrlgntod Orchard'
Tracts
Cortiricnla or Tltlo to Liberty
Ilulldlng Co. . Lots 1, 2 In
blk. M. City of Modford:.....
150
10
SAGE TEA BEAUTIFIES
Don't Stay Gray I It Darkens
, So Nnturally that No- , -A
. body can Tell. .;;
Vort inn turn gray, faded hair beau
tifully dark and lustrous almost dvsn
night' if you'll get a 50-cent bottle of
;'vyetli'sySaRo and Sulphur Conrpoutt'd"
nt any drug ntoro. Millions of bottleg of
this old famous Sago Tea Keoipe, Im
proved by (ho addition bf other ingredi
ents, hro sold annuallyV asjrs .ajwcll
knowri druggiat here, beeaiiBO It ilark'cjH
the luilr so naturally nnd crt'nly thai ttO
one can IHI it has been applied. "
, J'hoso whoso linlr 1s turning graV or
hei-oininft fuded liuvo a surprise awaiting
tbcui, because after ono or two nppllcu
tlona the gray linir vanlahea and your
lorka become luxu'iantly dark hd beau
tiful. v
U. This la the age of youth.-Grny-haireil,
unanrapuvo ioiks nren-t waureu aronna,
ao got busy with Wyetli'e Sago anH Sul-
rihur CoMliiJind to-night nnd you'll bo do
iplited' with your dark, liandaorfio hair
and your youthful appearance within a
few days. . '
Wllila preiiaralton-is a toilet requisite
,,ot inteildwl for tbo cure, xaltlga- i
tlon or provent!on Hnw , 4 (
'- ' --' - -
rF0R SALE AT REDUCTION -
1 ' ' -' ,1 ; For Quick Sale - ' .
acres dn pavdd stnto Highway nbout one mllo froih Medford. Flnfe
Blx-room inodorn bungalow, good outbuildings,' iindo'r irriga
tion; crop for J919r should Jirlng; nround $1500. . Thls,;barBaln
-.'at $4600 Is worth looking nt, " V v . '
J.V. WAk.EF'iELD
l'lio liisiiinnco
Ileal
; Mav Day Strike In Araentlne.
ltl'KNOS AIKKH. Mnv. 1. Mnv
Dnv wiih celebrated bv n cnuenil 21
liour Hlrike in tho romililiii. The Htop
luiuu nf lii;ninc!i wan complete, hero,
Labor nicotinic wore held, Militurv
forced worn on giuird. .' '- "
, V Woman Crted With ;
Thouaanda of women work' today
while Buffering from kidney or blart
dor allmenta that can be relieved.
Mr, h. Wnvuo, 272S 3rd Ht.,-Ocean
Park, Cal writes: "I had to alt down
during my bousowork. My back ach
ed ao, alao my bin pained me go 1
UBCd to ery out, the pain waa ao
groat. Now, I am thankful to.aay
that Foley Kidney I'llle rid me of all
my pain." . Backache, acre muvcloa,
atlff or awollcB Jolnta, rheumatic
paloa uiul ludlcatlono of kldnoy trou
ble.' Koloy Kldn6y Pllli are afo and
rollatilo, Thoy bring quick roeulta.
.Por aale by Medford Pharmacy. '
HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
AND FEEL FRESH AS
:A DAI6Y TRY. THIS!
8ayt fllaaa ofi hot Vater with
' phoaphate before brsak'faat .
waahea out polaons. ' '
To see tho (Inge of healthy' bloom
ln.vour fnce. to floo your skin cot
oloarer and cloaror, to wako up -without
a headacho, backache, coated
tobgue) or a nasty breath, In -fact to
feel your best, day In and day out, just
try lnaldo-bathlng every morning for
ono week. .
' Doforo breakfast each dayTdrlnk a
'glaaa of real hot water with a teaspoon-
ful or llmeatono pnoapnate in n as a
harmless moons of washing from. the
stoinncn, liver, .kidneys and dowoib tne
previous day's IndigoatlbloriWasto.t
mif hllA'nnrf tnTlna! thna rifjtnulnaj
sweetening and purifying the"outlro
'nllmnntnrvVjtniil before nuttlnetmore
noodllntolthe atomacb. ThoXactlon of,
Uiot'wator and limestone pbosphat oa
ton" empty atomacb Is wonderiuiiy in
vlgoratlng. It cleans out all tho sour
tfermontatlons.' amscO' and acidity and
Igiyca ona a splendid appetite' for break-;
fast. -j, ,
A quarter pound of limestone phos-.
phnte will cost very lime at uie urug
storo but Is sufficient to demonstrate
that lust as soap and hot water
cleanses; sweetens nnd freshens the
nkln. so hot water nnd llmoatone phos-
:pbnto act on the bland and Internal Or
leans. Tboso who are subject to con-
stlpatUn, bilious attacks, acid stomach-,
rheumatic, twinges, also inoso -whoso
akin is sallow and complexion pallid.
are assured that ono. week ot Inside
bathing will havo them both looking
'and. feeling bettor In every way.
' TrfJiKiircr's Xotlc
NOTICE 13 HKREBY OIVES that
tho City of 'Modford hhs called for
paym'ent at tho face yaluo and ac
crued Interest and wllf. take up and
cancel, on June 1, 19l the following
described honds of said city: 1 -.
1MPROVBMKNT BONDS -
Nos. 122 to 139. both inclusive,
dntod December 1, 1909 : ;. -Nos.
0192 I a 0237, both. Inclusive,
dntod Juno I, ) vio
Xob 0241 to 0243, both Inclusive
dntod June 1, 1910 . ,
Nos. 495 to B 47, both inclusive,
dntod Deccriibor 1.' 1910
Nos 558 io Still; both Inclusive,
dnted December 1, 1910
Nos.'1730 to 1740. both fnclusive,
dated Docombor -j 1914 . -
WATER MAKN BONDS
- "Sos. 0018 to 0030, both Inclusive,
Sorlos ''B" dated Juno 1,'1910. .
Intorest on the above nnmed bonds
will censo at the next -semi-annual
interost payment date, Juno 1, 1919.
Dnted at Modford, Orouoii. May 1,
1919., . ; MAlvr A. tlASWELL. .
. City Treasurer.
NOTICE OF RALtt OF GOVERN
MENT TIMBER. General Land Of
fice, Washington, D. C- March IT,
1919. Notlco la horeby given that
subjot to the conditions and limita
tions of the Act ot June 9, 1916 (39
Stnt., 218), and tho instructions ot
the Socrotnry of the Interior of Sep
tombor 15 1917, tho timber on the
following, lands will be sold May 6,
1919, at 10 o'clock n: m., at public
auction nt tho United States land of
fice at Rosobn'rg, Oregon, to the high
est blddor at not less than the ap
praised value as shown by this notice,
sale to be subject to the approval of
the Secretary of tho Interior. The
purchase price, with "an additional
sum ot one-fifth of one per cent
thereof, being commissions allowed,
muBt be dopoaited at time of sale,
money to bo returned If Bale Is not
approved, otherwise patent will Issue
tor the timber' whiclt must be re
moved within ten years. Bids will
be recelvod from citizens ot the Unit
ed Suites, associations of such citi
zen's and corporations Organised' un
der Uie laws ot the United States or
any state, territory Or district thereof
only; Upon application of a qualified
purchaser, the timber, on any lefeal
subdivision will bo offored separately
before being included In any offer of
a larger unit. T. 89 S., R. 2 W., Sec
1;,SE NEK, Yellow pine 10 M.,
red fir 305 M., NEK SE14, yellow
plno 65 M., red fir 605 M., none of
the yellow pihft to bS sold for less
than $2.00 par M., and none of the
red fir to be sold (or less than $1.00
per iM. T; 87 S., R. 7 W.,- Sec. 19J
NB NWU, yellow pine SO M., red
flr-850 M INWH NWM yellow pine
30..M., red fir 420 M.,.nono ot tho yel
low pine to be sold tor loss than $3.50
per M., and none of the rod fir to De
sold for loss than $1.25 per M. Clay
Tallmnni Commissioner; General Land
llstnto
Notary Pnblifc
CLASSI
.
Advertising Rates
Classified One cent a word. ;
Locals Ton cents a line, .
Legal Five cents a lino. ,
Display 25. cent an Inch,
Contract rates on application.
. DEM WAATEli MAUL
WANTED -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. . . 24
WANTED A married man for gen
eral ranch work: permanent posl
tlon." Phone Jacksonville 38-F5 or
- nil dross F. C. Preston, JackKon-
vine. ,. ; ; - av
WANTED Settled woman for house
worknnd cook oh ranch, two In
, family. Box 20, Mall Tribune. 35
WAITED' Waitress at 32 South
- Central, New York Restaurant.
WA-NTED--Cobkr for seven: men at
orcftard near Medford; good posl-
. tlon and appointments. 1 Box .
Mall Tribune. .
WANTED Cirl for genera) -house
work. Phone 255-J, mornings. 34
.WANTED To rent an Invalid wheel
ckalr. ' Phone 220. 36
WANTED Two-burner oil stove,
, must be reasonable. Address Box
; W, Mall Tribune. . 35
WASTED Pigs weighing 40 pounds.
R. F. D. 1, Box 60, Talent, pre. 34
W'A'NTEDIOO to 150- ewes on
shared for three or five years; good
care, good pasture. Apply 541
Falrviow, Ashland. 42
WA-NTE-D Second-hand sacks for
rolled barley, 6c each..t- Ralph
Waldo Elden, Russ Mill.
WANT ED-t-Highest cash prices paid
:s for wool and mohnlr. Medford
Junk Co.. Phone 283-J. ' ?
WANTED We pay cash for Liberty
bonds. Hale's Piano House Inc.,
J, F.; Hale, general manager. .
WANTED House moving and xe
: pairing.' Phono 488-M or 488-X. --
' FOB SAUWliIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Weanling pigs, $5.00
! each. D. W. "Wheoler, 5ost Phoe-
nix. " - ' . .' 39
FOR SALE Black five year old
horse, weight 1600. Earl Heft,
Central Point, R. F. D. 1. 36
FOR' SALE $65.00 buys a good
brood and work mare, 7 years old,
1200 lbs.; at 29 South Peach Btreet.
..:(.- ' V - 36
FOR SALI-3 Morgan stijllldn for sale
, or trade. W. E: Butler,' Eagle
Point; on the Brownsboro road. 36
FOR SALE "Jersey milk cow, two
:, small horses. 728 Welch street. 36
FOR SALE--OnO matched team,
-years bid, weight 166. Ohe Here
ford bull, .3 years old, weight 1700.
Phono 9-F7, Jacksonville. . Write
' Chester C; KublI. ,, ; ? ;,: if 41
FOR SALE Ono Durham bull 5
years old.'weight '1600. Phone
9-F-.7,. Jacksonville. Write Ches-
"ter O. knbli.' - -v -I ' - v 40
FOR SALE-Palr of godd mules. See
Riggs at Frlnk orchard. . . 34
FOR SALE Pure Drea Red Polled
bull calf, born October, 1918; tine
youngster. Modoc Orchard.or Pal
' mor Investment Co., Medford, Ore.
; fob' BEsi-i-Hbijrai.
FOR RENT Bungalow, partly fur
. ' nished.. Phone 28-R3.-
FOR RENT Five-room furnished
bungalow; one job carpenter shop;
-npnrtmonts or offlco rooms in
" brick -buildings at, 131-209-213
West Main street. John F. White.
. -w .-.' v - - '"' 64
FOR RENT Modern 7-rodm bunga
low", furnished .complete; large
-' garden ' planted: - Call 901 North"
Central, at 'noon hour or after 4
p. m. .... . - r 34
FOR RENT Several modern houses.
' Building & Loan Ass'n. 439 M. F.
- ft H. Uldei; ,
WANTED
To see you at No. 6 South Fir Street.
r ...WHY .;,: V' ;-.
Because we know that it you are
looking for .farms or City property
at the lowest, prices we have them
and can sutt you. '
: . . .. LISTEN
87 acres, ntqstly alfalfa, mile and
one-half from. Medford. For quick
sale. $172.50 per acre,
- 70 acres, one mile from town; one
of tho best placeajn the valley; alfal
fa and fruit. Special at $157.00 per
acre: 1 -" - 1 ' .
ID ncres, .tullsk 'equipped, every
thing goes, $3500.' - -.
, 40 acres), includlbg crop, $lO(t per
acre. 1
- 300 'acres; four nilles from Med
ford, $25 per acre. 1 , . - . ,
, At your service, '
.. . -.- . ..
The Fehl Investment Co.
- Jjower prices better
FOB KENT FPKinsneD flDOMH.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms,
bath. 245 North Grape street.
FOR RENT AFARTMKHTB.
FOR RENT One furnished
ment at Hotel Holland
apart-
fOB BALK POtrKT AKD KOGU-
FOft SALE Ta weeks old chicks,
R. I. It. and W. L. . 335 South Illv
; orslde. - 34
FOR 8ALR Bggs. Am offering
hatching eggs from my tine White
Leghorns, one of tho best flocks in
southern Oregon, headed by four
pedigreed male birds from very
. high . record hens. Pullets from
these eggs will lay alt winter, tl.60
- per setting; I; replace - Infertile
, eggs; B. H. Westerflald, Medford.
Phono 19-F4: . - - 34
' FOB 8ALK TtEAlf fierTATS.
B-riri um.v. nn EYemsnp so
' acres of land near Lindsay, Talare
county, t;anr., ror acreage in mis
i valley.f C; W. Gertrldgo, Talent,
Ore. . ' . 38
FOR SALE-r-Thlrty aces alfalfa
; land under Gold Hill irrigation
ditch on Riverside Drive. Will sell
10 aerie tracts, I2O0 per acre. See
W. H. Striker. Gold Hill, Ore. - 64
FOR SALE Three lots and two-
: story brick buildings if can find
suitable purchaser: Terms reason:
able; at 131-209-213 west Mam
street, Medford.; John F. White. 54
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, go1 with
' place. Write or come and see for
-terms. . W. K. Godding, Rogue
River, Ore. v 45
FOR 8ALE-1 Desirable acreage close
ti, terms. For tnformatfon address
Owner, Mail Tribune. 42
FOB 8ALB MISUKLJiANEOCS
FOR SALE Kitchen cabinet, tubs,
wringer with folding tub stands,
heating stove, gas range stove
pipe; Wanted; refrigerator. Would
trade gas -range foa- wood range.
Mrs. Elliott,, 552-W. 33
FOR' SALE Second-hand ; tractor.
Apply James Roseberry, at Fire
. D.ept. ' i 39
FOR SALE Tomato plants, best
canning varieties, $6 per thousand.
; Phone 16-F11. C. Carey. -43
FOR- SALE--Two i or three tons
' slightly damaged baled alfalfa hay
ver)- cheap. " Ralph Waldo-Elden,
Rdu Mill. . -. 35
FOR SALE Three or fonr loads of
first crop alfalfa bay. Phone Jack-i-sonvllle
21;FHv - - . - 35
FOR SALE Ford, 1918 model, new
tires, excellent mechanical condi
. tlon. O. E. Blackington, Gold Hill.
1 . .:'i ' : - 39
FOR SALE Sand, gravel and sedl
: mcht. Plowing done. Phone 912-J.
-V ' ' ..' 58
FOR SALE One 2 -horse disc har
row, one 2-horse corn cultivator,
in good condition. Hamilton Pat
ton, call evenings, 132-H. . 34
FOR SALE Adam Schaaf upright
piano, player attachment. Only
v used a short time. Call Miss Rob
!: er'ts, 29 Rosa Court. 34
FOR ALE-Cord wood timber $1.00
- per cord stumpage, three miles
south of Jacksonville. Geo. W.
Margreiter. -. . 37
FOR 9ALE -Baled a; fait a and grain
'hay. Regar ranch, phone 201-H. 36
FOR SALE Ford car has been
used abottt six weeks; just ' as
' good as new: 0011 740-11. ' 34
FOR SALE 1916 Ford, prtco right.
Good order; looks like new. Box
' S. C. H., Mail Tribune. 35
FOR SALE Superior spud planter,
good as new, less than half price.
Myers power spray at a- bargain.
PhoneAshland 359-R. . 35
FOR SALE; About five tons good
alfalfa hay, first cutting. L. Nle-
dOrmeyer, Phone 2 1-F3 Jackson
ville. 35
FOR SALE Second-hand single
-.. Btiggy, bicycle, 50 feet almost new
r-: hose, and lawn mower,. Phone
19-X2, Central Point. , -; 35
FOR SALE OR TRADE A , 1916
.Ford touring body, in good'eondi
tlbn. 'Will trade for a 1916 Ford
; roadster body. Phone 503-R. 34
FOR SALE Take your super-profit
, with fertiliser. It's nottqo late.
, "Wo have a full line of fertilizers.
Car load of land plaster Just, in.
Ralph Waldo Elden, Robs Mill.
FOR SALE Al yellow dent ' seed
corn Three tons to select from.
Phone 691-J2. C. W. Isaacs. ; N
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. . 344
FOR SALE Strtcti). fancy", alfalfa
seed; sweet clover and other grass
seeds. Nitro-cult'ires. Ralph
Elden, Medford.
; INTERTJRliAN AtTOOAB CO. ;
TIME CARD. . .-'.-:"'
1 Leave Medford for 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 aveat 10:30 a. m. and 1:30,
5:30 and 9:30 p. m.
Leave Ashland for Medford dally
ex'cbpt Sunday at 9:00 and 11:00 a.
m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m.
Also on Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Sun
days leave at 9:00 a. m. add i?;30.
4:80 (nd ;J0 5.
IVlPiMC
I ILI.IJ
tut. v ; t
LOST Child's wagon Friday evening
on Front street. Finder return to
104 East Second. Reward. 3tt .
LOST Child's wagon Friday evening
on Front street. Finder return to
104 East Second. Reward. ; 36-
FOB KXOHAHOK.
FOR TRADE Will trade Beoond
1 hand touring qar for one or two-
ton truck. Call J. A. Perry. .
MONK! TO XJOA9
LOANS Farm loans 6 per cent In
terest, O. C. Boggs. . ' ' "
LOANS City loans. Building A Loan)
Assn., 429 M. F. k H. Bid.
LOAN J. B. Andrews . loans money ,
- on ranch property. Bnya and sells
mortgages. and Liberty bonds. 31
. North Grape street. Jhone 63-M.
: ; -' ''. . 8f
BUSINES DIBKOTOBT '
Attorneys
PORTER J. K?!FF, .Attorney-4tt-law.
rooms 8 and 9, Medford NatinuaJ
: Bank Building.
A. E. REAME3, Lawyer, , Garnett
Corey Building. ' ,
ELIJAH H. HURD Lawyer, 213-14
Gamett Corey Bldg.
Anto SnppUas
LAHER ATJTO SPRINGS Oo.-iWal
are operating the largest, oMeat
and best-eqnlrned plant In the Pa
: ciflo northwest. Uae onr tprlns '
: when other fall. Bold under writ-
ten guarantee. 24 North Flftmtk
' St., Portland, Oregon; , . j,.
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premlaea
cleaned up for the summer. Call
' on the city garbage: wagons for
good service. Phono I61-T. J.
T. Allen. . . .. 1
Expert Aeconntant
WILSON AUDITING. CO. -B: H.
Wilson, CP. A. Attention 1vn
to anything in Accounting and In
come Tax requirements. Look
Into onr . simplified accounting
: method. M. F. ft H. BaUdlng,
: Medford. Phono 157-B.
" Farm Loan .'.'..'.';!.-i'-'f"'"".-i!'
AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 4
years 5 V4 Money ready when
land ia appraised and, title ap
proved. B. H. Hnrd, aecy-treas.
National Farm Loan Associations,
Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford.'-.
Inltraction 1b Masie
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teachei of
. piano add harmony. Haight Musi
: Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bids
' Pfcone 72.: -
FbslngBIfn . ' -i.
fHOMAS MOFFAT-neTSl' mill
work, sash; doors, mouldings and
' screens. Shop 437 S..FIr. Phone
i Physicians and Surgeons
DR. rJDW. DE REYMONTE Spec
; ialist Drugless Physician. Cure
.'acute and chronic diseases. From
4 8-12, 1-5 dally; free treatment
Tuesday only 9-11, 1-4. Clinics at
St. Mark's Bldg. . . 8S
A BURSELL. 'D. C.j M. D.-Spinol--.
pglst physician and surgeon. Dlag
v nosis and treatment. Methods of
. Dr.'Abrams. Office M. F. & H
i Bldg.,; phone 2 9. ; 1
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia '
, physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build, .
tag. Phone 130. : '
DK. 3. 3. EMMENS Physician and
- surgeons Practice) limited to eye,
' ear,- nose and throat. Eyes soled
; tiflcally. tested and glass" sap-'.
' piled. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P.
R. R.;Co. Offices M. F. ft H. CO.
Bids. '-Phone 567i "
DR. F. G:CARLOW
'DR. EVA MAIWS CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
; : . Phono 904-U
"Residence 26 S. Laurel Btreet.
Printers and PubHsnens
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has th
best . equipped printing of floe . In
Bonthern- Oregon. Book binding1
: loose leaf ledgers," billing systems; .
eto; Portland prices. . 27 North
.. .Fir Ot. . ;,.-.';
Transfer
BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGB CO.-
Office 42 North Front 8L Phone
315. Prices right. Service guar
anteed.''. : . -
An Unparalleled :
f .Offer -
fit the Vestern Foothills about 4 W '
miles west of Medford, Is a beautiful ,
home, 8 acres pears with a fine crop
In sight,' 3 aores commercial grapes, v
in fine shape, a good garden, the bal- s
ance of. this 16 acres Is good wood- .
and pasture lot. This place Is for
sale by Brown & White for the exact
price of the Incumbrance which rep
resents only, a small part of the cost
or real value ot the property. Let
us show you this it you want a beau
tiful plnce to-llvo aml'atrthe same
time) realize a substantial tifcotno. .
BROWN & WHITE
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