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Newspaper Page TextWEDFORTT WSTFj TRTBTJTTTC, MTHPFOtlT).- OREO ON", -TiniftSDAV, MAY R, 1910 PAOK SF.VEtt WINTER WHEAT UNI WASHINGTON, way -An Lroiuio during April ofnliuuiit 03, iiijo.OOO hushol In the wlmur, whun't proiipiqtlvo production wua shown to jay whnn tliu dnpurtimint of ugrlcul lurv announced III forecast for n croji , iNjd.OUO.OOO buahuls baaed on toiiillton. oxlstliig Muy l. . , : ,. I'roapecllvo ryo, production wit IforaciiHt lit 128,114(1.(100, IiiihIiiiIh, tin lilcrt'BXB of ullllont 112,000, 000 lillnll- L ovor tho April forocuat. -'. .' ,, 100.5 IVr Out Normnl WASHINGTON, Mny 8. Wlnlnr LiKini production Hi In your will ho (iUU,UI5,0(i0 bushela, I lio department of agriculture announced today In lid foniouiit bused on condition oxlatliig liny 1, which wuh 100.6 percent of n normal, and upon (hit vallnmta of tho roa lo no iinrvoaiaii wiueii, was Blared ul 48. Dim, 0(10 ncrea, mi ulintt- iloniiH'iit of 1.1 percent from tho (iron Lavmi IiiuL ntltlltiiil. Production of rye wu. furociutt at 122, 64(1.000 bushels, tin'sud on ' the May 1 condition, which wax 65.8 pnr Milt of normnl. ;' ' ' ' ' ' . I i ...... t.... PORTLAND. . May USAttmio iteady: wi'liits 110. . Htmira,.u best 113 If 1 3.60; good to choice - 4 1 1 tV II. DO: mod I urn to goad I10O11: fair to Koad ID 10; common to fair 10 8; Kood to choice .caws nun heir- rs 110011; moilliiiiVto hood $6.60 CT.50I fair to medium 14.60 CTli.OO: csiiiiora t3Si t; htill-0 V;' cftlvoi IHfJ 12,60; starker and feeders $7 (iio. "-.!t:j-iamr..;- Hoita steady; Yecolpla 631. Prime mlxnd 1201) 2010; mutluin. jnlxtd 1 19.73 K 20; roiiKb hravlct 18(p J8.7fi: plK $17.761 18.SB. . . 8hi)0) trnily;, rocolpm 722. Prime Umvi I14W 15;; fnlr t6 ' medium 1 1 2.60 WU. 25; yanrlliiKi $1H12; wclhora 0 f 10; owe. 7fll. i. . . nuurrt ' i v s ,f POIITLANI), May 8 Mutter, city creamery nrlnla. fXtraJ.' ,iliox l lota. Uc; cnrionn r.dc; hnif lioxoa half cent more; li than 'halt boxea one cent mora. HuylnR prlco butlarfat. country &4(f 06o; cubo oxtraa C3c. Katta, aolllnn prlco. cino count, 42c buying prlco, 42c: aolllnu prlco, can' died, 43c; aolected candled In car tone, 45cv . X..-. I COMMUNICATION. Alvrrtlno Oregon Itomla k .' ; . Monrovia,. Culif.; : Mnv 4. 1019. " To (ho editor: : The wroliK iiniiri'Huiiiii routed hv nrtioloK iirinlvil in Cnlit'ornin niimild bo eorrcotcil. Tho writer of n recent ' nrlielo niiido llio trip durinir Oreeon'ii nnd ViiHliinu'tfin' rninv Hcnmin nnd dur inir the tiino when the rond oon- HE'LL BE CHIEF HOST TO GERMAN DELEGATES XPECTEO EXTRA LONG WEAR " "T , ..FROM SHOES Upfc. ' t. D. ' Collin .:sf Ookaln, Hawaii, makca a remarkable statement. wlijch. demonstratea the money-saving dura bility of Ncolin Soles; .. -tv'' . Ho writes, "After wcnrinR a pait"' Ncolln-Bole4 shoes , off. and pn ,(or thirty-three- months, I wore them on n trip to the volcano'-tif KilnuH andi walked around the crater over hot lava Bix timemand sp the soles showed only slight signs of wear. ' ., Tiil nVricrienco , s not accidental. It resdlts from the ecientilic process Uy which Neoim soies nre mnuu.iu exnetly what soles should5' be com fortable, wntcrproof nnd exccccliii(tly economical because of the long wear they give. , -.. n 'yt K, r'fi' ' (Jet them on new shoes for nil, mem bers of the family and have them put on worn shoes. They, are made by n i-.vlvmr Tire & Rubber Coin- IS inny, Akron, unio, wno.iaiau.iunm id IT..! miflHntAAH.lnimit. olnmliun wiim In moim-M. ho Inlio nr uriiiilcd tliut tlivro will liu im uuml rontls for Iriivel thix Mummer. I here lire morn InuriHlN from tliu mI I Iiiiii wtir in Ciilll'ornin iinii u lot of thorn hid liiivinir viirN, to tour ninl ')(ut:l)iu would wonders iiilvnrliHiiil. ; wi iiunrHii niiiitiiuru nuuorum would just UN noon kcrj) theso inotur ImIh for linrHi'll', , 1 hiiva talked wllh toiiriHlH iiflrfr lii'V Iniil Hi'cn ('ruler I.nku ninl tlmv Miiil ' thitt it imiinliiKt luivlliiinr iu Jiillfnrniii. '," ''. I'-Aml iin I'or tliu romlH liciiiL' liiul. dip Klrolch ol' romlH' tlirinllih iiurlhnifi ( illlliiniiu unci. Cow, Clock ounvoii H'l'lll lo lid l)l Kill V OIIKH, II' currool liil'iininitiim iihniit Ihu row! ninl thn woniln'rH "ul' tWon wnrD'uilviirliHid in Nuulhorii Ciilifor n in liiindrwilH of niiilorMH would I look o Oregon.'..- . V. It, HAY.'JH. ' Moiiroviii, t'ul., Miiv.ii., .. . , ', r. k. Hiiurur iina aiicu iinimr. . Win, K. MoKumou ami Dorothy 'runcon Trefron. ;' , ., ', r 'r ':' v Clmilt Court '. ',' Clmrloii l.lnilnuy va, W. CI. Honliilr ot nl (Affidavit and ordor for publi cation. Hunk ot JuckHonvllld . vh. Dolla nuniiliiKlon et al, Koreclouuro. . ; U, K. Ilouth Vi. Ooo. O. Jiirvln, For Iiinoi Dent. va. Samoa' Maakalunlot et ul. Summona, , W. 8. llurnum va, Southnrn Orogon Traction Co. CCotlca of appeal. J. T. llnrtloy v.. Trunk Button el al. Notice of uppuul. Julia Wllllutna it nl vi. John Dun- nlnKton et ul. VirW of attachment and aummona. " J uck on County llldtc. & " Loan Aaan. vn. I). T. Van Do Car et al. Summons., . llort Anueraon va. Dnnlol A. Bodor. lorif. KlmlliiKK of fact and conclu alona of law. Decree. I'rolwitn Court , "?al. Jacob V. ltlttor. . Ttoport of Ural 1-itito iVahafen ' I.oln A. tjiwrenco to P. J. Dudley. W tt of 8W of NB and 'M of BK ot aoe. 13. tWD.'40. ft. 2 K I 10 C H. Terrlll to 8. U liannott Jr., land In I). I.. C. 69 In J-lX.-i -.-i 1 DRINK A GLASS . ... OF REAL HOT WATER ' BEFORE BREAKFAST. Say wo Will both look "and feet ; t 'eleirt, aweet and freeh : ' and avoid lllneaa. S.inltnry science baa of late made rapid atrldea with reaulta that are of untold blcaalng to humanity. Tho lat est application of its untiring rcaenrch la .tho rocouimondntloB that, It Is 'as' Duooasnry to attond to Internal aanlta tlon ot tho drnlnago syatem ot the hu man body aa It la to the dralua of the bouao. Thoao of ua who are accustomed to feel dull and heavy when wo . arlio. putting hoadacho, stuffy from a cold, foul tongue, nasty breath, acid atom ach, can, Inatuud, fool aa fresh aa a daisy by opealng tbo sluices of tho aya torn each morning nnd flushing out the wholo ot tho Internal poisonous stag nant matter. Evoryono. wholhor. ailing, sick or well, should, oaih , morning before breakfast, drink a glass of real hot wator with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate In It to wash from the stom ach, liver nnd bowols tho provloua day'a Indigestible wont", our bllo and poisonous toxins; - thus .cleansing, sweotcntng . abd purifying- the entire alimentary canal before putting more food Into the stomach. J The action ot hot water and limestone phosphate on an empty atotnach la wondortully In vlitorntlng.. It cloiins out all tho sour feruioiitotloiiB, gases, wnsto end acidity nnd gtvos ono a splendid appotlte. for broakfnat : While you- are . onjoylng your .breakfast the - phosphatod hot wator la quietly extracting a large vol ume of water from the blood and get ting ready for a, thorough dualling ot nil the Inside organs. - ... Tbo millions of people .who are both orod with constipation, bilious spells, atomach trouble, rheuuiatio stiffness; othorB who have sallow aklns, blood disorders nnd sloltly complexloha are 'urgod to get g , quarter pound ot lime atnno phosphate from tbo drug store. This "will cost vory little, but Is suffi cient to mako nnyone a pronounced crank on tho subject ot Internal san itation. t DOINGvS OF vifu.,reAMi,eR Yt Wt go To Work amv BAPJ-IBtt THAU PO -B035TO WORVi . rod- - ' (MS alio. 13, Iwp. 7, It, 2 W 68.83 norii Unas to MuiihIo IS. Star- ' (- ' , bourd, lot 6; lilk. 3, 'Oray'a add. to Moilford ' 250 O. I'. llulina ot ux to. W. C. : Monro ot ux, land in V, h, C. BK, twp. 37, It, 2W......... 1 B. II. Womuek to Hnrah Bnell. Int. In 20 acres more or ; loaa In 'aoe. 14, twp. 87, R, ' 1W. ,.......;......; .....!.... 10 0. C: McAlllMor ot ux to 'Up- - , Molta Vdttor, lund In Aab- . laud '......:...,......'..... ' 10 Cut TUI1)iii H In tVurl.h Money OON'T MIB8 TlflB. Cut out'thla illi, eneloao with Cc and mall It 10 KoloV. ft CO.. 2836 Hhoffleld Ave.. t'lilouico) III.1, Writing your nniiio and addroae clearly. ,. You .will receive In return o inni pacKuxa conmininn Koloy'a 'Jloney and Tar Compound, for concha, colds and croup; Foley Kidney I'llls for ti'uln In aldoV and buck; rh'oumittiam, backache, kidney and hldddor nllinonla; and Foley Ca thartic .Talileta, a wholaaome and thorouKhly clea'nalnk cathartic, . for coiiallputldh, blllouHneaa , hnadacha, and aliiKKlnh bowols. ; for sale by Mcdford l'h'ariiiacy.. ' ' ' , , SAGE TEA IM v : ti IR TO DARKEN II It's f - Qrandmother's -: Recipe keep her WckB Dark, . . Glossy, Beautiful , to The old-time mixture of Suae Tea and Sulphur for darkening gray, atreakad and faded hair Is ..grand mother' recipe, and folks are again using It to keep their hair a good, even color, which la quit aanalbl. a we ar living In an ex whan youth ful appearance la of th greatest ad vantage, i -, ' , . - Nowadays, though',' we don't have the troubleaome Uak of natherlng the are end the.muaay mixing t horn. All drug atoroa aell the raady-to-uae product. Improved by the addition of other Ingredient, called "Wyeth' Sage and Sulphur Compound." It I very popular because nobody can discover It ha been applied. Simply moisten your comb or a soft brush with It and Amw this throimh vour hair. tkln ons small strand at a, tlm; by morning th stm hslr dlsaunears. hut what de llghU the ladle with Wreth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, Is that, b Bldos beautifully dsrkenlng the nslr after a few SDDllcatlona. it also pro duce that sort lustre and appearance of abundunoe which Is so attractive. This ready-to-uso preparation I a de lightful toilet reoulslta for those who drslre a more youthful appearance. It Is not Intended for the. cure, mitiga tion or prevention pf. disease. . Ciunlv TrniHiirer's 1st Cnll for Sfwlfonl Irrlgutloa Wstrld VVtirmhtk State of Oregon'. County of Jack son, Treasury Department, Jackson villeOregon: May Slh. 1919. . Notice la hereby given that there are funds on hnud for tho redemption of all Mudford ...Irrigation District Warrants, numbered from ono (1) to sixteen (16). Inclusive. .- ., :.. Interoal coosea: ons. the warrant abovo called, on thla the Sth day of May, A. n. 1918. 1YRTLH W.-BLAKELEY. Troaaurer of Jackson County, Oregon Trciunirer' Notice NOTICE IS HEREBY OUTON that the City of -Mod ford baa called for .payment at tho fuce value and ac crued interest ana win mite up cancel, on June 1, 1919 the following described bonds of an lil city: ; IMPROVEMENT BONDS N'os.' 122 to 139, both Inclusive, datod December 1, 1909 Noa. .0192 to 02.17, both Inclusive, dntod June 1. 1010 - IN'oa 0241 to 0243, both Inclusive, dnted June 1. 1910 A'oa. 496 to 647, both lnoluslvo, dntod December 1. 19t0 Nob 668 to S89, both Inclusive, dnted Docemhor 1. 1910 Nob. 1730 to 174(1, both Inclusive, dated Docember -. 1914 . WATER MAIN BONDS . ' Nca. 0018 to 0030, both Incluslvo, Series "D" dated June 1, 1910. Interest on the above named bonds will, cease at . tho next semi-annual Interest pnymont date, June 1, 1919 .. Dated at Modford, Oregon, May 1 .1919. MARY A. liAHWKLli, City Treasurer. Advertising Rates Classified One eent it word Locals Ten cents a line. -. .. Legal Five centa a line. Display 26 centa an Inch. i Contract rates on application. HELP W A3V T1CB FIBSt ALB WANTED Qlrl or woman to cook or assist with cooking at Berkeley Orchard. 42 thE DUFFwS PBAKa 13 NoT-MW Doss-Htt HAirtV ANNTMIkld To DA : PEPAOTMEMT- oh.hm twr VoUB. Bo6s-Wa,HE HAS A PR6TIW GSooOJoO HAskY 1; . , ' S 11 . - f .-,) . .- " ' I: liEI;P WA5Tm -MAIiK. WANTI'I)- Man tp dig o well. Call 781-J. WANTUD llus boy: Hotol Modford. WANTKU A good tiaker, or I will loimo ahop: to right, party. Mon tiiKUO Takory, Montague, Calif. 42 WANTED-r-100 ft.-of 2-Inch second hand Iron pipe. E. L, Walse. 41 WA NT K D Th 8 traveling public to knov. that the Auto Hluge Line Is now oporntlng dally between Mod ford and Klamath Falls via liorh brbbk. Medford office, ilotel Nash. '. 62 WANTEDi-To rent or, buy horse rollor. ,1'hone 468-JU. ., .. , . ; WlANTED Iron rollor. must, be In good shape. Phono 689-R2. 40 WA'NTBD 100 , to. i !60 ewea , on shares for three or five yoara; good care, good pasture, , Apply Uil Falrvlow, Ashland. ... . ... 42 WANTED Second-hand - sacks for rolled ; barley,..- Co , eacb. : Ralph Waldo Blden,. Russ Mill. .. . . WlANTED Highest cash prices paid for wool and mohair. Medford Junk Co., Phone 288-J. . WANTED We pay casb (or .Liberty Doncis. uaie-a. riano, jiouse inc. J. F. Kale, general, manager. . . W'ANTED House moving .and - I pairing. Phone 4.88-M or 488-X. , ron salis jikav awTA! 'ATK. FOR SALE Four-room honse In j heart of city, furnished; . paved i street, large lot. Full prlco $000, - 1300. down,, bainnco-to suit; -In- outre Medford Shoo Shine Parlor. '.. .. 43 FOR SALE Thirty acres alfalfa lnnd "under Gold Hill irrigation ditch on Rlvorside Drive. .Will sell 10 acre tracts, $200 per acre. See W..1I. Striker. Cold Hill, Ore. .as FOR SALE Three lota and two- atory brick buildings If can, find suitable purcbaaer. - Terma reason able, at 131-209-213 West Main street, Medford. John F. White. 64 FOR SALE Desirable acreage close In, terms. For Information address Owner. Mall Tribune. - 42 FOR RBXT FTTRfTISRKD ftOOI& FOR RENT Rooms with or without board. 31D South Riverside. 64 FOR RENT Nicely (urhlShcd rooms bath. 26 north urape street. - - I08 KKfll HOlTSias. FOR RENT Three room furnlBhed , house, modern. Close In. Tel. 662-R. '., ... .10 FOR. RENT Two ; room furnished buncalow.. 220 Laurel afreet. John F. White. 4 f . r -41 , t t . - 1 FOR 'RENT Bungalow, partly fnr- . nlshod., Phone 28-K?., ,. ! ; FOR RENT Five-room 'furnlBhed bungalow;' one Job carpenter shop; . apartment or,, office ( rooms In brick buildings at 15(1-209-213 West Main street. Johtf F. White; - t '. '.'I-' vit , 64 FOR KB.S'T -deveral modern house. Building ft Loan Ass'n. 429 M. F. , ' H. Bldg.'. -v - -" FINISH y0U3T0RYrr ny investing In Uie best property In Jackson county for a high class stock ranch while the value is nt tho lowest ebb : ,j X , '-.' ' , Now ilston You, Mr, Stockman, who are looking for a money making proposition In an ideal climate, ; . i i ; 360 aires'. fir)'t class j?ogue River bottbni land "of which 250, acres are In cu Itlvatlon all, the .very iiest land, and only 10 miles from aiedfortl 80 minutes oriVe on gbod highway., This land carries a . paid u; permanent water right , for ample water to irrigate the full acreagj.and the land Is easy to prepare -very little water . being used at proeout aa the land has' been under lease. No better land . anywUere for alfalfa, wheat, barley, corn, potatoes and all root crops and grasses. Two sets ot reasonably good buildings, .fences, eloc- : r trl,c power, teldphohe, dally mall gobd , roads, good .school advan-: tages, best fishing and hunting, one mile river frontage and n beau tiful homo place and scenic surroundings. . ,:;fV- ; ' This Is an ideal proposition for, a high class alfalfa and stock farm 2500 acres range land adjoining and nearby can be Iease4 tor a term ot years; thus making ideal conditions tor a combination stock ranch.,. Nothing In Jackson county like It. .. The Price? Just a minute 3i6. acres , with a permanent .wator right with nn annual upkeep of about ".no per ncrc-r-Sl.'ta per acre ' -$47,BOO nnd In a climate which only" Southern Oregon possesses Can you beat itf ",'' ;',' ' ;- Vr--'.t' ';"v:'' ";'"'"' .' li';'' ' PAGE-DRESSLER GO. Firo Insurance.. , ." ' ' AiitbmobUe Insurance ; '.."".. ..V. 320 KMSriiln Street. ' '.? ' " ' ."-;.' Tom ia a busy, fellovr these days. ott.SESfc A PAit , so Mocrt-HE like He Y To rwfeaosH ARoimd THAT 3 AUu- I I GLASSIFIEDADVERTIS FOB BENT APARTMJOTTB. FOR KENT Furnished upartment. 322 South Central. Pbone 403-XZ. L 36 FOR RENT One furnished apart- ment at Hotel Holland ron RKNTmtmtsbbAtrfiiovBt FOR RENT Barbor. shop for sum mer: doing good business." A.-T. (Mc'Mahan, Talent,- Ore. -r -, . '-"40 FOB BALBMISCELriAXEOUS . FOR SALK-Entlre raiihltrr. consist ing pf old and yonng thorobrod "lemlsh giants. Gray. Steel -Gray and -Blnck; . pAdlgreed Kew - Zea land; BBlgfjln-Vlemlsh;- also 'pens and hutches. Munt be sold quick f t-by Monday.: Call at once, y No iietter rabhltk Irii Oregon. ' Crane, 1009 Court street. ' ; - . 40 fSr 8ALE-A few siwiks good table potatoes at tl.85 per 100. 'Bard well Fruit Co.,j. -- - ' FOR BALE 20 stands, of bees. - B. F. Jlemstreet. . Route 2, Box. 2:1, -Medford.. Pbone 86-R. .45 FOR BALF Xlltcbell ,. wagon. !Phone-728-J or call 231.:-..West Fifth., . . -.,r.,',v. .. :..":.. 41 FOR t?ALE--One ton of grain : hay. una votswoiu uuck. '. c. l. waiz. Medford. ., . .- 41 FOR SALBrr-Cheap, two mowers, one i McCormlck-and.one Woods. M- B. Oloyer. Jtosa Lane.' . FOR -SALE 'Power anrayirlg.; For particulars phono. 12l-X,i.? i; 43 FOR SALEFord car. In. fine shape .at right prlce.s.j Also. several good sized boxes,.fine for packing goods In. Universal Tire Filler Station, Nat Bldg. . 40 FOR SALE-Power spray rig, good condition;-Champion mower. Bide hall plow; red beans, 5c. Berkeley. Orchard ... -40 FOR.. SALE rTomato - plants,, best canning varieties, $6 per thousand. Phone 16-F11. C. Carey. . 43 FOR SALE Sand, gravel end sedi ment. Plowing done. Pbone 912-J. .- - -" ".--.-.-' - 68 FOR SALE-i-Singer sewing machines on easy terms..,, Cleaning and re- : pairing of all machines a specialty. -246 -South Central avenue, phone 903-R. C. A. Chapman.. 59 FOR SALE StrViny ' fancy : Alfalfa aeed, sweet clover and other grass seed. , , Nltro-cull'ires. - - Ralph ; Elden. Medford. - . . . . FOR SALE-One 12x14 Atlas station ary Steam engine; one 4 ft. 9- in; Hammond power scraper and ditch er, both like new,-: Call- 828 after 8 p. m. ''i'v;. i . : 42 FORALE Cheap, 1 threeyear old fllley;. 1 mule colt 10 ' months; '- double and single harness. Inquire Kat Mrs. Klncald's, M mile west of' i Agate 8chool; or write -Mrs.'-Flor- - ence Flaherty, Central Point, Ore ;....(.,.. : . .. 42 UE HAD A I nT rP t-1 WAS Altte To MOdE C3B VMS VI IM- ComHOeHTIAUXi MAWMtS; -Av-'loTt I Coiil Btry SEU. WK ICMVVi . U - " ' I . KWIIIal .11" III '; OTt SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Finest full cream rent Jersey, milk 9c, not delivered. 1 1 1 3 South Oakdale. Phone 1I5-J. 41 FOR SALE One matched team, weight 1600. Phone 9-F7, Jack sonville. Write Chester C. Kubll. f... .; '41 FOR SALE Ono Durham bull, five years old, welght,1600; ono Here ford bull, three years old, weight --1700. - Phone 9-F7, Jacksonville. "Write Chester C. Kubli. 40 FOR -SALE One matched team, . years old, weight 166. One Here ford bull, 3 years old, weight 1700. " Phone 9-F7, Jacksonville. Write ' Chester. C.Kubil. , ,41 FOR SALE One Durham bull 5 yea old, weight- 160w." , Phone , 9-F-7, -Jacksonville. Writo Ches- ter C. Kubll. - .. 40 LOST--Palr of glasses, gold mounted - in tortoise shelf frames. Reward if returned Mail Tribune. 40 IjOST On the street or In the Page theatre, a sliver bar-pin with ame thyst set -with a pearl on either side. , Finder please notify this Office or phone '339.-' ' " 40 TAKKN up. TAKEN IJP--At Mlraviata Orchard : one black flltejr, pne bay fllley. bay mare ana eon. ana one wnite mare. .- Phono -597-J-3. ' FOR KXCHAKGK FOR TRADE 70 acres commercial " Wood, mostly fir, cabin, springs; . two loads 'day drive "from Grants . Pass. Trade for two or more acres 'nearer any town. House, etc. . Clear title. - Box B, 188 Carrutbers . ; street, Portland, Oregon. - - . 41 FOR TRADE Will trade seebnd- hand. touring car for one or two ton truck. .Call J. A-. Perry. . KOJfKi TO IjOAlf LOANS Farm loan's 6 per cent In terest, O. C. Boggs. . ; LOANS City :oans. BuiiCing ft Loan Assn., 429. M. F. ft H. Bldg. I , i LOAN J. B. Andrews loans money on ranch property.. Buys and sells mortgages and Liberty bonds. 31 North Grape atreet. Pbone 53-M. 85 WANTED To see yon at No. 0 South Fir Street. ',' k -WHY Because we know tbat if you are looking for Farma or City property at the lowest prices we have them and can auit you. . LISTEN 87 acres, mostly alfalfa, mile and one-half from Medford. For quick sale S172.50 per acre. 70 acres, one mile from town; one of the best places in the valley; alfal fa and fruit. Special at $157.00 per acre. . - 10 acres, fully equipped, every thing goes, $3500. - 40 acres, including crop, $100 per acre.: - -(. 300 acres, four miles from -Bed ford, $25 per. acre. - At your service. The Fchl investment Co. S' . . Lower prices better :' values our motto, .-i 4 An Unparalleled Offer: : In the Western Foothills about 4 4 miles west of Medford,. Is a beautiful home, 8 acres pears with a tine crop in sight, 2 acres commercial grapes in fine shape, a good garden, the bal ance ot this 16 Mi 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 ot the cost or real value ot the property. Let us show you this If you want a beau ttful place to live and at the same time realize a substantial income.' BROWN & WHITE ' to South Fir St. . 'v A WUWH cwlo Ff?w4ic.r-Birr befoce SoO GO I WAMTEO T&.TELL SOU "THAT I SoU Ul.500 AriotfTH of victors Bonos -' HEAia- JO AND 1 AMP NEVtU How MAUN cam I 1 1 . viJoWH , FOR. ' IL. l Vl H vlOWrt -. FOR. Y i mtLl EMENIJ i i mikm .. ' I ' l -;' ' ' 1, BTJBINESb DIIIECTORT Attorney PORTER J.- NEFF Attorneyit-law, - rooms 8 and 9, Medford National 1 , Bank Building. A.i E.. REAMBS, Lawyer, Oarnett- Corey Building. ELIJAH H. HURn Lawyer, 213-1 Oarnett Corey Bldg.- . t ,. i ; Anto Snpplle LA HER ATJTO BPRIN08 Co. W are operating the largeat, oldest . and best-equipped plant In the Pa - clfle northwest. ' Use our sprlngi ' when others fall. Sold under writ . ten gnarantee. 34 North Fifteenth i St., Portland, Oregon. ' ' ., , . Garbage GARBAGE .Get your premises cleaned np for the summer. Call ' on the city garbage wagon for 'good service.. Phone' SSl-T.." J. - T. Allen. " Expert Aceoimtaot " WILSON AUDITING CO. E. . M. Wilson, C. P. Al. Attention given : to anything In Accounting and In : come Tax requirements, f Look Into our almnlrfled accounting : method. . H. F ft H. ' Building, - Medford. Phone 167-R. . .. , Farm Txwins AMORTIZATION PLAN--6 to 40 years 5 Money ready whoa land Is appraised and - title ap proved. E. H. Hnrd, aecy-treaa ' National Farm Loan 'Associations, Garnett-Corey Bldg.; Medford.'' . Instnctioa in Mnslc FRED ALTON HAMJHT Teache'of piano and harmony. Halght Hnatt 8tndlo, 402' Garnett-Corey Bulk Phone 72. - : v ?' - PlailngMin l"HOMAS MOFFAT General mill - work, sash, doors mouldings and screens. Shop 437 8. Fir. Phone 184. -. : ,!:; .-, '."- i:-v '.-.,,, : Pbysldans and Surgeons. DR. EDW. DB REYMONTE Spec ialist. Rheumatics, Asthma. Pains, Liver, Impotence, Female, Trouble, Blood Pressure, Gonorrhoea, Hay Fever, -Neurasthenia, Hysteria; etc." No Drugs No Dope.' Free treat ments Tuesday only from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. and 5 p. m. Phone 137. St. .Mark's Bldg. 63 A BURSELL, D. C.s M. D. Splnot- , ogist physician and surgeon; Diag nosis and. treatment. Methods of Dr. Abrama. . Office M.JF. ft H. ' '! Bldg., phone 29. ' . DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia -physician. 303 Garoett-Coroy build ing. .Phone 130. DR. J. 3. EMMENS Physician and surgeon.. Practice limited to eye, ; ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and ' glass sup ' plied. Oculist and Aurist for 8. P: R. R. Qo. Offices H. IF. H WOi Bldg., Phone 667. . , DR. F. G. CARLOW DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 904-L. :'.- . " Residence 26 S. Laurel Street. ' Printers and PabUahert . MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the ' best equipped printing office in Southern Oregon. Book binding, . loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, s ' etc - ' Portland prices. - 37 North Fir St.; - . . . .- Transfer BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE CO. Office 43 North Front St, Phone - 815.- Prices right.-- bervica guar- anteed. -;'.-..- -. ..--v;.. DiTERURBAN AUTOOAB OO. . :'. TIME OABD. ."- "- Leave Medfora 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 ave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:80, 6:30 and 9:30 p. m. , ( , i Leave Ashland for Medford dally except Sunday at 9:00 and ll'.OQ a. in. and at 1:00,. 4:0Q and 5:15 p. m. Also jpn Saturday at, 6:30 ,p, m. Sun days leave at. 9: 00 a. m. and -12:30. 4.-an and i:S(l o. w.- - - - 1 BY aLuMAN J.Uh MA PW Vot) f :') .: mir . w.a -i; ; vingioui. iiwibi K,fc,',' w -ww wear any other heels. 4i , -. .; ; ' J..