Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 09, 1919, Page 7, Image 7

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1 lu. viiitllltltM VI. Htimm. IiumI..
k:i,U(K(iH.00s ui'iiiil lu iiliuimv, 1 1.00
Lll.fiO.i medium to uuod, illl,(lli(u"
11.(10! lair 10 . uouu. - ii.uii(ti'iii,uii;
..hiiiiiuii tt lair. u.iifii'.HiriiMirt Id
,.inloo u'iwx nnd hoil'i'M. iMO.lKNrO
ll.ooi muilimii t uihkI, $il,r0(ic700',
i,r i medium, liOfdiOiOi i'iiiiiiith.
b.00((i)4.00 i ' - bull, ' ' II.OOf(iiH.(lO ;
nilvM, jIMHilii'ia.niii hiuckcw" mig
rwdiTH. 7.l)0ffll().(l0,
, IIiikk Mtomlvi rix-tiliilM 'J'jo.'-'l'riuii'
mixed. f-'0.00((r:!0,r0'. medium mixed.
HD.T.'ifnVJO.OO: rouuli honvimi. if 18.00
(18.7fis liirnt, 17.7ft((iil8.W.
UllAAlV Hlnnilv! rccchitM. oil. I'l-llMII
LiiiIm. M.OO(K)ln.no: ruir to medium.
ia.ft(ii)9.25". vcnrllnuM. M.0(li
W.OOi wother, li.O"(iiUU.OO! own.
H7.Q0((iHl.UO. ;-r
Mutter
PnllTl.ANOj MilV O. HiilUr
hitiher. CUv, wwiiniirv. 'firlnlH,' ex
tra, box lots', rt.'iticrillc; rurtoiui, fill(ri'
flTti: half boxim, ','(! inure; ck limn
Imir ' boxen, 'li lilrtru. ' rluviim nrleii
biiltorful.' iHilmlrv. filM.'ine'.'ciilie
xtriw, '0!ff(iM''. ' , ; ,
Kuan, Hiillincr nriutt. iihu (omit. I'-'c
Iniviiiir price, 4'.JowHoliiiir tru'i. can-
dl'd.ll'! Nl'luitfll Cllltllll'd H''Urtmitl.
EAGLE POiMT EAGLETS
Bv A. C. Hewlett
I.nst Hitttirdnv niuht. Mnv llril. the
kwinir mile in the Hundiiv hvIiuuI con
teal, liud n wemov ronrit. II wh
BKrwd Ihnl lllo Bnndnv school won
to bo divided pomillv mill Imvo u
eunlot lo sett whioh nidc uould brinir
in the itrcoti'st number of new xoliul-
rn in a ititrpii Ifiiiflh of , tiuiu dud
tlio losing dido wim to Irani tint school
lo n treat of aitne' kind. Thiv were
di'Hlininted bv n bnw of ribbon iiiiini'd
ou the coat or clrcMH wdiM; oiki hide
hntl aiiink mid Iho oilier it hlne'nh
bon. mid the' result wan tlint tho blur
bint outbv a very miiiiII tntirviii. nnd
then it wn derided that the treat wax
to lx o wmncv roal on the hank of
wr lovely lit t ! Hullo creek. Ko ne
onliiiL' to nrriinueincntH wo worti lo
ffpel nt llm chiireli on haturdav oven
inir ami ninruh to i ulare nmr' the
KihIu Spriiur'liixt nbovc tlio Jiginiv
lulo hotel, l liero wn n nenr tin I
could (fount, about -10 niotrniblvi 'lit
Hit nluco dcrtiunnted nnd noon n Inrce
bon fire wu Rtnrtod and 'whilv th
prtdiininarir "we ottondtHl la 'tbn
- d II. . .1. .! ! 1
Yowic iiiik himtih inn iiino in voniMiN
ViiVH iiiul UK older rliildien, von know
,( nrn nil eliiMldn. nomo older thun
oilier". Hal on tlio rockit nnd vi-iltrJ.
Htil noon tlio fun beirnn. Tlio rbildren
kuil liruuttlit loin; liikn to inn in
nmiitin? thif welneH.ind Ihcril'sK HiM
to iio n uiileli .fun in' ront"intr M in
intiiiir. nnd for mo to Mnv that w4
nil oniovoil tlio fenut htisolv oiild
.knrdlv ojttinwn tbnt.' . rMiecinllv the
Tnnnrer mdrnber 'of tlio eoinimuv.
.JIiimi Finn Henediel. 'our mimarv
tenebor neted nH niiMrtwH of eeremo
Thoro wiis not the nmtnl nmidirtif
taentN eamo to tlio Siinnvcido jhi
;lnv niorniiiif fur dinner, but there
. n m uorfent Mrinv of nutoH nnd
i Kordu dimhiin: tliroimb' town. Some
oinir fln 'Koirna' river and oliio up
LiUloUtiitte oreek. bent on tin vntif it
nciod time fifdiiiur nnd niekniekinc or
. bulb. allliouL-li hnd (iiutv a few
vho either Htopped hero for dinner
.mid then went on. or xtonped Idr din
'ner nnd tiftnr ilinner took ride over
:our eountrv to nee Ibe nijbU iimVcn
lov tlio rido. Amonir thoKii''viirtHe
niiiuen I Moourod iim diuiivrH were Slins
;Vortu Urover, (luv 1'niitt. Cliw, the
Tnylor ;of Medl'onl. and wife: Gru-
Oon-Cbildri'lb,- MifM l;llu Anderson
0ril Cliildrt'tli. Min Zuln '(MiWrt
Air. nnd Mn. K, V.. Luce, Medl'ord
llrl .nnd Infr. vl lurniii n Movewiinii
.Jlrn, t'bnrlev of hako Creek,
Albert Cleinontn nnd Minn Kmmn Met
.'.j iinIiii, Afr. Oeorito II. ' Wnuwlnv,
;1ihh Tmn Hertodiet, O. P. Miihh. our
,:Slodford noHttunxtor aud.MiHN Hor
:0nno I,owninir. Jleill'iird: Mr,; nnd
MtH.-11. (I. Brown. 'Krunk Jlliimilton
i;Mi, nnd Mm.' C:'M. Snoek nnd Hon,
(lleiLfllalov,!' Niek 'Yoimtf. ortr 'Wmd
BiiptrviKon 'John'FoJler.I.ako Crook
.nd, Jock 'O'Connor of 1'lloenix
I'iitr in thn dnv, iiliontf '10:110 li Wi
Mf. and iMrs. 'llenrv 'Cromont, ' Mr,
iM'rHvbitWillihnlH. M. t'. CJom
oat. Ilonlon iHaod.iAndv 'Twibv and
yillittm'C'roi'en'iiiq in n ml enlk'd for
Baby Coming To . a f:
, y Your Home?
tn WoadtrTuI Ermt TK.l'WUl Bring
j;.-,-';;.-, Much CUdnen. .; fy )
: 'AM WlloWnj forfrnd.deHrWd
hiollwr, 1 tho wonrlurful, Blorloi
.wlwn ypu ulinli hold In your imnrtl
' 'Am WlloVtn forrrnl,.alrtWP!q!l
r
llm' II1
mile, which . ! or vour
our fluh and blood.
pvlth fecllngd of mlnlrlni
Now It fiio tlmo to ifdt la eonnltlon to
nnd tfirco lonemtlora, ,of
iw , vriBiv, mill
jWomoB Imvo found
In I.m
iimciiiiiiiinii
nretMHiinn . Udiiu, PrUml. it i ffrntefui,
tfMinMrtlnr fomoily to pronuro tlielr nyrtom
.0 Wllll.llr.,l . iSu.l , . .
; Tin notion of tlil fnmom romcllf l to
irfllcvs teimlnn on ilrnwn ncrve, coril, Mii;
;i'"M nnn ngnmontu, to rciioiTi Birnm um.
idlKomforti, urli n nmumi,' neriuni'M,
rl)i:arliiw.,lnwn nnrl Nlivti'lilnir nil ni. lly
nmilnr mo durlnr tlio period ,fho mnnclcs,
ixpnna oiMllr when imuy. u norm pin
lond danicr nt tho criila l nnliirally eu
end His hours nro fewer. Do not iieslct-t
ewer.
Frier
lly, 'I:
neiiM-or Motliors'Friena. . ' "'f
loiTinl
mial ipnlliintlon only, '! nntoiuioiy eiiin
m woniierruiiy
AlTl-r-llvn
Vrlle the BradAcId ttomilntor Compnny,.
,Dpt. N. Lnmilr Diillillnir, Atlnntn, Owimlfi,
for their Motherlwoil Ilnok,. iul, olitalii
ImHIo .of 'Mother's I'rluiul fnim Hie ilrun
lore. , It la Jimt u (tmidiird H4 tiiytiliis I
TWJ 'H'lUl'
Enid;Markey at. '
v: ;r.;Pge Theater
' IT.. .li'. i i. .
i
3t& )X- t - 4
. - ' , I it'.
Enid Markoy jn thf '
romance or, larzan
pinner and beiU, und notwilliNland
iinr tlio lalonuMi iif tlu hour Mm.
Ilowlut urn nil. biiilt-a firo in the
nlove and iireiinred Hiinner for, tlicin.
. Jhev had been a hi lie unforttiiiaU
tliat dav iim tbev hiid xlarled from
Untie KiiIIh wilh lhre louuiuir truekM
and nil luito nnd befyro llicv bad
l'vum very, far. had a break in ono of
the lrui'k nnd worn detniiied aoine
lime and ax n rcMilt. instead of
reaehinir hero uboiit nndwn. did not
r(aeh Derbv until 'dnrk. mid 'Mien
tliev'liad 'to' eAme llrnt Klickv 'road
tlint in Hiieli nil eyrnore lo nil' trnv
clert in the winter ' mid kuriiiif ilnd
iiiH a thov'woro nlimit ihrourfi with
that Mtiekv roiiutrv the bind truck
went down nnd Uluek Tnst nml tho
roiull wuh tbev were detiuued lliero
for Nome time, Hum emininr lliem to
lie lute for Miinuur. - Tlu next morn-
iuirthnro of the monirent back in tho
rord mid' with n wirO enblomnnaced
to in like the truek null itaelf out ho
thev were1 nil hero for dinkier and then
Htnrted for' their de(lnnlioii, n iioint
U'i milea' aoiith 'of 'Klnumth Knllxi
whore thev will bo cmmiced in hnwliim
nw Iouh for o mill. Mr. CroiHent,
ono of tho number, wax taken with
tho ideiirixv while on tho road out
nnd failed in Dr. Holt, and bo re
mained until TaeHitnv aflornooit.
Mr. AdnniKon, our mud earner be
tween hero and l'orsiht, moved John
Winninchniu from hero over onto Lit
tle Anidi'iinlo ' bevond JaekNonvilli)
Soidav. SiKMikinu' of (be innil liui
iietiM. niiice Joo Moouiiin baa treated
hm wifo to n new rord cur. tho nr-
ruuueuienl ix uindu no that now pax-
lOiiuerH' ciiuil" from Medford to
Hullo KAIIk or either witv.'enn bv
Inkinif the Aledford-K. P. nilto con
nect horn with tho Moomnn (l)ertiv)
liulo and tro riubt on lo Ituttn Fnllx
tho huiiio dav, ax we no wbavo dnilv
xervieo clear . lhroui;li, . tlio Derby
xtiltfe, until, reaehinir here in limo lo
cliiinect with tho K.'P.-Medford Mtrtuo
nt :i:.'ll) i. m. V -
;Miko'Sidlev. Sr., of Lake Creek,
wax in town Mondnv and took nns-
xniri'' nn IliO' K.- :t'. nuto state
for hinne...;' . ,- - J '
M. 'C; Human of ' ltrownxboro wax
in'luwn Jbyidav and Tuoxdav irettim;
bia team 'mIiihI mi. He exneclx to
xtnrt for lAirnx .ax , Moon n tho
rondn iiti' 'Oiieii via ( Alilnnd-Kla-Vnnth
Pnllx. ',
Fred Diinlan. formelv ; of Oorbv,
bill now iifiltutto F
llx, wax here for
dinner Mondnv on b
ixinuxs wilh F, S.
Dnvix; tine' of oni liu'nte men. ' Clif
BAD BREATH
Dr, Edwards' Olive Tablets'Get
at the Cause arid Removp It
' Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the mibstf
tute for calomel, act gently on too bowels
jidiicdtivclyo the work. 0 .
people-aOllclcd with bad breath find
nulclc relief .'tlimugh Dr. Ertwards'
Olive. Tablets.: The pleasant, ougar
cotted tablet are taken for baa breath
, by all who know them.
. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets set gently
but firmly on the bowels and liver,
stlmulaUns them to natural action,
clearing the blood and gently-purifying
dangerous culomcl does without any
OI tnS DOd Bircr eucv.1 .
nil wiy uwim". " . " , v
erlplng cathartica we derived froni Dr.
Edwards Olive Tablets without griping,
pain or nny disagreeable effect, t . .. . .,
Dr. F. M. Edwards diacovoroq th
formula alter seventeen years of prac.
u,,m4- ,u-.li.o mttHrtnA with
bowpl and liver complaint with the
attendant, bad 'breath.; ' - . ' .,
. Dr. Edwarda Olive Tablets nro purely
oil; yoii wni know them by thelrollva
color. , Take one or two -every night for
a week and note tne euotu sue buu
per box. All druggleta,
D OINGwS OF
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SAH.T&M.'I'WAa TrUolS OUVIA HoWYoU
A SolP 6VD8V MAM'-SfoU CMeO6i Some VicToflV I '
' ' ' BOH03 BOT OtO MAM QUfS7EH AuO Sue HAj 1
; :, . ' ", ; Gaie. To. aee . viHAT-aua cW t vf-tv
M i - :i '1 , j"", H'- I ; '
y yy'o-'iKiv ''vtw mw ot'h
' v' ' ii' - 'R-r ' Mam aoaesaeM cwe-
ST.- yb-x oki vTMB-cowiere-?
, ' I'M BIBtmiil f '.J VMi . I .YW
. I
ford lluiixon nnent tlio niuilt with
Ox "MoiiiVv nnd Tuendav ' wont tit
Medford,'. " , . .,.-
. Jolyi (Join, 'another one of . ouil
uit'atiH uiun who Hiieiit uboiit tbrcii
montliH with na laHt winter' anil
Mirbitf, nnd who him , been ud to
N'ownort viMitinif bia purentH.'ciiiiui
in TiiohiIov (iveninir to upend u . few
davH. with in, ', i '
ThoiniiM 'Cinifpaddi Oconto KUIior
of 'I' rail. JoKoidi Oeonw't. wifo and
diiliuhlur, Mt'N. Anna Coroin, und
ou-iii-law , Mr.' Cuhmov. nnd Cbnr
lv I'ldmondxoii of Fluttn KiiIIh wero
hilKincMH fuller: toilav ( Wodiioailay).
on tlniir .wav to Med'owl.
J. W. 'IlnvoM. the rtmttr black
Hiiiiih of (old I I'll. William 'Von der
llellen and ('. W. Martin, and biter
in tho dav. (!larene I'ieree of Mod
lord nnd Jlenj,. Noi'inun of tbo Ktatq
of ,WaHbin'i!to)i',' wuro. heru"fiir din
ni1 H -t. t. Vi. ' . j
tlint "Nicholni iiikLi wifo i.of Ukd
('reek yi'r( here ulp tbii niiiriiiinf.. J
HEAVY MEAT EATERS
HAVE SLOW KIDNEYS
ti 1m neat If yon feel feaeUefay or
bave bUdder troublo Toka
glaaiof Baltt, ; : ;...:':'.
Ko nan or woman who eaU inoai reen
4uj eon nuJce a miaUk by flushing the
Kidneys oosasioniuii mjm m iiutoi
authority. Most forms urlo add' whisb
excites lbs kidneys, they become over
worked Iron the strain, get sluggish sad
fall to Alter the waste and poisons from
the blood, then we Ret side Nearly oil
rheumatism, bosdscbes, Hnr trouble,
nervousness, dlixiaess, - sleeplessness and
urinary disorders coma from sluggish
kidneys.
The moment von foel a dull ache In the
kidneys or your back hurts or if the
urine Is cloudy, offensive, full of sedi
ment. Irregular ol passage or attended by
aeasatlon of scalding, stop satins meat,
and get about four 'touaeea oi Jad
Baits from any pharmacy i taks a
taMeepoosful in a glass of water before
breakfast and In a few days your kidneys
will act ftae. This famous salts is mode;
from the acid of grapes and lemon juice,1
combined with lithio, and has $een Used
for generations to flush and stimulate
the fctdneys.'also to neutralize the adds
in nrlns so it no lonaer eauses Irritation,
' thus ending btsdder weakness. - :
Jad Balls is inexpensive anaicsvDoi
injure i makes a delightful effervescent
Uthla-water -drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active and the blood
pure, thereby avoiding serious ; kidney
eompucauons.
In the eouiits Court of the State of
! OreKon for the County of Jackson.
' In the Mattet.of the-Kstate of An
drew (irlssom. dcaoased. ' -
Notlco Is hereby glvon that I havo
ueen appoiniua aaiinniBiruiur tu.yuw
nliovn entitled matter. 1
AIT persons "hnvinft clnima ngaimtt
nnld ostnto nro required to present
them with nronor vouchers within six
months from this dale, at tho Plrst
Btute Hank of Enete Point, Eagle
Point, Oregon. '
ANDHBW J. WKISSUM,
'V : Administrator.
-Dated Mny 2; 1919.'- i ..
In the County Court of, the State of
Oregon for tne county or jaexson.
In tho Matter of the Estate of
Marv McOuold. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Porter
Noff. administrator In the above
entitled muttor. has filed In tho
above namod Court his final-account
heroin, and that June 2, 1919: at 10
o'clock a. in., at tho Court House In
Jacksonville, Oregon, has been ap
pointed by said Court as the .time and
nlnce for hearing objections to said
final account nnd for-tho settlement
thereof. . PORTER J. NBFK,
. - Administrator.
Notlco of Appointment of
AdniiniKtrntor
Notlco Is horeby given that the
undersigned :hna been appointed by
tho County Court of Jackson County,
Oregon:-nn administrator tof tho
ostato of John A. Graffls, decoasod,
and has qualified. All persona having
claims against said estuta are hereby
notified to present, tho -same with
proper 'vouchors and duly verified to
tho undersigned at Phoenix,1 Oregon,
within lx months from the date of
this notlco. . ) !F, H. FURRY,
Administrator of the estate of John
A. Graffls, deceased. ;
Dated April 18th, 1919. ' . ,
rn tho County Court orthe State of
, . Orogon for the County of Jackson.
In tho .Mutter of the Estate of R. J.
McQuold, docCBKCd.i !- : . -;:
Notice Is h'rolw ftlfen that Porter
J. Noff, administrator In tlio abovi
on titled niatter, has.' filed In the
above nnniod Cqurt lilts final account
heroin, and '.that June' 2 .-.1919, at 10
o.'cloojt a, nu, at the Court Houso In
Jnclcs'onvllle, Orogoivj 'has .oon ap
pointed by snftl tidurtas tho time and
place tor hearing objections to Raid
THE: DUFFS
Wea.siie's wasYhJ H6R-
7M&- 1 WtoRKS.0 ort THAT
out MW 'foh two Hours
am couldmY 6Er dim - "
I kXoW that None, op
Tlie SEklTIMWlTAU CHATTER A
VloMlld VJIIL IVE. HIM WILL,
EVEP. MAKE. UIM i LooSEAi I
-r I OR
final 'ncAiiirtf Bti'tf for tho' unttloment
thoreof.' ,'POHT KH .1. NICKK,.
' ' ' ;V : Admlnlntrator; )
WANTBO Olrl or womuu to cook
, or attaint with' cooking at Uorkoley
Orchard. ' y 2
' ' HHliP WASTBUJnJUML K I
WANT1CD llu boy. Hotel MedfornV
WAJif 15li A godfl Tmkflr, or I will
. 'lcaxu'hop to right party. ; Mon
itaKue liukory, Montague, Calif. 42
WAN'TUD To rent modern, houne,
fiirnlNhar or unfurnlnhed, with
throe or four bodrooma and oloop
InK porch; uoalrable location. A.
U Hill.', . '
WANTBD .Elecirks . motora. , We
rent, buy or. sell any. !!.; Paul's
' Electric Store, Main and Central.
Phone 80. 86
WA.V'TBD To rent modern house
with throe or four bedrooms and
sloepInK'porch. A. L. Hill.. '
WAKTBtI-10'' ft of 2-Inch second
hand iron pipe. ,E. "U Walz. 41
WANTED The traveling public to
know that the Auto Hinge I.lnejH
now operating dally between Med
ford and Klamath Falls via Horn-,
brook. Medford. offlco, Hotel Nash.
-62
WANTED To rent or buy
roller. Phono, 4 8-IU.
horse
WA'.STBD--l 00 -to: '150 'ewes on
shares for three or five years; good
care, good pasture. Apply 641
42
WANTED Socond-hnnd sacks for
rolled barley, Gc each. . Ralph
Waldo Eldon, Rusa Mill. , ,
WANTED Highest cah prices paid
tor wool una monnir. , Mearora
junK uo., i-none zss-j.. ,
WANTED We pay cash for Liberty
bonds. Hale's Piano -House Inc.
J. V. Hale, general manager. '
WANTED House moving and !reJ
painnK.roone eos-af or iss-a.
FOR TRADE 70 acres commercial
wood, mostly fir, cabin, springs:
two loads day drive from Oranta
Pass. . Trade for two or more acres!
nearer any town. House; etcj
Clear title. Box B, 188 Carruthors
atreot, Portland, Oregon. 41
for kkxi Bocsrai.
FOR RENT Modern- seven-room
cottage' on -NOrth Riverside. 439
North Front. . 46
FOR RENT Modern six-room 'bun-
nalow, wired for range, two large
lots,' end of South: Holly,-off pave
ment, ?5 monthly. Phono 115-J. 43
FOR RENT Two , room, . .furnished
bunanlow. 220 Laurel street.. John
r . White. r 4i
FOR RENT Five-roort furnished
bungalow; one job carpenter shop
'apartments or -office rooms In
brick buildings at, 131-209-213
West .Main street. Jobn F.- White,
- :-.,.-' ,.- -
FOR RENT Several modern honses.
Building Loon Aas'n. 429 M. F
H. Ride. -t . :'
FINISH YOUR VICTORY
' lly lnvestinfc in Oio. best property in Jackson county for a high cjnss
stock ranch whllo tio value Is At tlio lowest ebb.
, )- -..l- v'-v if-M i: y i '.-!. !.. (-. ,,-, ... :
i Now listen- Vou, Sir, Stockman, who nro looking for a money
mnklng p-.vtposttioii ih-na ideal climate.-
'i-!.'.-.'.-' i...v ;. .'. '., M... . ' . :
' -360 acres first class Rogue River bottom land of which 250 acres "
: are in cultivation all the very best land and only 10 miles from ,
Medford SO minutes drive-on good highway. This land carries a
paid' up -permanent: water right for ample water to Irrigate the full
nereage and the land Is easy to prepare very little water being
used at present as the land has -been (under lease. No better land
'anywhere for alfalfa, .wheat,- barley, corn, potatoes and all root crops
and grasses.- Two sets of reasonably good buildings, fences, eloc-
Ttric power, tolephonc,. dally mail, good roads, good school advan
taged, -best fishing and hunting, ono mile river frontage and a beau- .
tiful homo place and scenic surroundings.'
. This Is nn ldoal proposition for a high class alfalfa and Btock
farm 2500 acres range land adjoining and nearby can be leased
for a term. of years; thus making Ideal conditions for a combination
, 'stock ranch. ,(; Nothing In Jackson ofinty like it. 4 ;
': , . ' ;,.-' ' ' . ' ' '.'' .- ' -.
. The Price?.-. Just a minute 310 ncres with a permanent water
right with an annual-upkeep of about .00 ei- acre $1.13 per aero
, $47,800 and in o climate which only Southern Oregon possesses
Cnn ou bent itt - " ' u 1 '
PAGE-BRESSLER CO.
Firo Insurance.
S'M East
Olivia believes victory means force
HE SAID. VIcVciRY
WAS HcR MoTTO?
GLASSI Fi
FOR RKNT APAJFlTMTt!mS.
I'CMl HUNT tVurnlahedi aparlmont.
222 South Central, Phone 408-X2J
' ', '., . .;. ... ,. ,, . 36
'FOfl HAMS-MIBOHXiiAlfEOUg ;
FOR SALE "Glory" tomato plants;
finest for canning, from Itogllnno
"fresh seed; revernl thousand. Oil
East Main St. '- '48
FOR SALB-Knt cow. two calvoa and
drlod sweet corn. Phone 777-L,. a
FOR SALK Ono walnut bedroom
set, one mission mirror, loon
West Main street., 43
FOR SALE Ford touring cor, 1917,
In good condition. Bargain. Chan.
Griffin. Nash Hotel. 42
FOR SALENo. 1 fir -wood for sale.
six dollars por cord. Jay Reed, Ice
land, Ore. , - , 43
FOR SAI-T! A few sacks good table
- ' u - inn r, .. - ,i
well Fruit Co. ' .
FOR SALF 20 stands of bees. B.
F. Hemstreet. Route 2, Box 22.
Medford. Phone 86-R. 43
FOR SALF -3 lfi , Mitchell wagon
iPhone 728-J or call 231 West
Fifth. . ... ... ' , 4,1
FOR SALE Ono ton . of grain hay.
'Ono Cotswold buck. E. L..:Walx,
Medford. .41
FOR SALE Power Bprav rig. For
particulars phone 121-X. 43
FOR SALE Tomato plants, best
canning varieties. $6 per thousand.
Phone 10-F11. C. Carey. . , 43
FOR SALE Sand, gravel and sedi
ment. Plowing done. Phone 812-J.
- V: ;':'. ., ' 68
FOR SALE Singer sewing machines
on easy terms. Cleaning and re
pairing of all machines a specialty,
245 South Central avenue, .phone
i03-R. . C. A. Chapman.. . 59
FOR SALE 8tritT fancy alfalfa
seed, sweet clover and other grass
-seeds. - Nltro-eult-ires. Ralph
Elden, Medford.
FOR SALE Ono 12x14 Atlas station
ary steam, engine;, one 4 ft. 9 In.
Hammond power scraner and ditch
er, both like new. Call 828 after
8 p. m. - : . 42
FOR SALE Cheap. 1 three-year old
fllley; 1 mule colt 10 - months;
double and single harness. Inquire
at Mrs. Klncald's, Vs mile west of
, Agate "school, or write Mrs. Flor-
' ence Flaherty, Central Point, Ore
i " - ' , - 42
MONEY TO UOA1S
LOANS Farm loans 6 per cent In
terest O. Cj Bogga. - .
LOANS City -roans. Building ft Loan
Assn., 429 M. F. & H. Bldg.
LOAN J. B. Andrews loans money
on ranch property.. Buys and sells
mortgages and Liberty bonds. 31
North Grape street Phone 53-M.
'.; . .r '. N 85'
Automobile Insurance
Main Street'
OH.TOM.I SOUP VoOK FP16M0 014 MAUI
"-U- 3QD6EZEM w5tooo- ,
Worth
-1 ; i 1 rs ' v- k y i i 1 i .
I?
FOR SALE LITHSTOOK
FOR SALB-r-Pure bred Red Polled
(bul! cnlf,vborn February, 1919;
fine youngster. Modoc Orchard or
Palmer Investment Co., Medford,
Oregon. - -
FOR SALE Half cotile and half
shepherd pups, $2.00 If taken at
once. 406 Apple street. . 41
FOR SALE Finest full cream real
Jersey milk 9c, not delivered. 1113
- South Onkdale. Phone 115-J. '41
FOR SALE one matched team,
weight 1600, Phone 9-F7, Jack
sonville. Write Chester C. Kuhll.
'41
FOR BALE One matcbed team,
years old, weight 166. One Here
ford bull, 3 years old, weight 1700,
. Phone 9-F7, Jacksonville. . Write
, Chester C. Kubll. 41
FOR 8AUC REAI ESTATE.
FOR SALE 1500 cash buys ten
acres, clone to hlf?h school, Pacific
highway, four miles from 'Medford
Irrigated; -five acres pears, one
, acre cherries and apples, well and
buildings; gjood terms. E. -H.
. Hurd, Oarnett-Corey ,Bldg. Med
ford. , 41
FOR SALE Farms, close In,- for
cash, bargain prices. Farm-Loan
Hank -will go yon (0-50 on cash
' basis. See E. H. Hurd. Farm Loan
, man. 2 1 3-1 4 . Garnett-Corey Bldg.
phone 42, Medford. 42
FOR SALE Fonr-room bouse -In
heart of city, furnished; paved
street, large lot. Full price 600,
$300 down, balance to suit. In
quire Medford Shoe Shine Parlor.
i ... . 43
FOR SALE Thirty acres alfalfa
land nnder Gold Hill Irrigation
ditch on Riverside Drive. Will sell
10 acre tracts. $200 per acre. See
W. H. Striker. Gold Hill, Ore. 54
FOR SALE! Three lots and two-
story brick buildings If can find
suitable purchaser. Terms reason
able, -at 131-209-213 West Main
street. Medford. John F. White. 54
FOR SALE Desirable acreage close
In, terms. For Information address
Owner,' Mall Tribune. ' 42
FOR RENT FTTROflRED BOOM 8.
FOR BENT Rooms with or without
board. 315 South Riverside. 64
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms,
oath.' 24o Nortn urape street. -
WANTED
To see you at Ko. 6 South Fir Street.
. WHY
Because we know that if yon are
looking for". Farms or City property
at the lowest prices we have them
and can suit you. "
LISTEN
! . .' . 40 ACRES
Orchard, alfalfa, some wood, pri
vate Irrigation system, good buildings
near school, close, to town every
thing goes including Stock and per
sona! property,"for quick sale wo are
Instructed to price this place, 'at
$8500.00, immediate possession, .in
cluding crops.
If you want a good home, one that
Is worth the money, let us show you
this.
The Fehl Investment Co.
Lower prices better . ;
values our motto. "
An Unparalleled
Offer
' In the Western Foothills about 4 W
miles west of Medford, Is a beautiful
home, 8 acres pears with a fine crop
in sight, 2 acres commercial grapes
in fine shape, a good garden; the bal
ance of this 16 M acres is good wood
and pasture lot. This place la 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 of the property. .. Let
us show you this If you want a beau
tiful place to live and at the same
time realize a substantial income.
BROWN & WHITE
10 South Fir St.
5ooo vocTrt!
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Do IT ?
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'BTJSINEr DIRECTORY
Attorneys
PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-lsir.
rooms 8 and 9, Medford Nauoi
Bank Building. -
A. E. REAMES, Lawyer,
Garnett-
Corey Building.
ELIJAH H. HURD Lawyer, 213-1
Garnett Corey Bldg.
Auto SoppUes
LA HER AOTO . ' BPRINGM flO.Ws
are operating the largest, -oldest
-and best-equipped plant In the Pa-
' cifle northwest Use our springs
when others fall." Sold under writ
ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth
'St., Portland, Oregon. '
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premises
cleaned up for the Summer. .Call
on ' the ' city garbage wagons for
good service. Phone IS1-Y. , J. .
Y. Allen. '
'Expert Aceonnfawt
WILSON AUDITING CO. H. II.
. Wilson, O. P. A. Attention girem
to anything In Accounting and In-:
come Tax requirements. - Look
Into our simplified aceounttag
-method. M. F. etc H. Building,
Medford. Phone 167-R.
Farm Iaas
AMORTIZATION PLAN- 6 to 40
years 5H-r-Moneyready irnes
land is appraised and 'title ap
proved. E. H, Hurd," secy-tress.
National Farm Loan Association
Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford. ,,
Instraction m MaSie
vronrt ATmv u a uiht TAjltA
piano and Harmony, naignt atone
Studio, 401 Garnett-Oorsy Bldg,
Ptone 73. . . i . . . y --
Planing Hill
THOMAS MOFFAT General -mill
work, sash, doors, mouldings aad
screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phone
184. :-
, Physicians 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 Bp. m., Phone 137,
St. Mark's Bldg. , , 3
A BURSELL. -D. C.y M. D. SplnOI-
ogtst physician and surgeon. Dlag- -nosla
and treatment. Methods pf
Dr. Abrams. Office M. F, & H.
Bldg., phone 29. '
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
physician. 303 Garnett-Corey bollov
lng. Phone 130. . .: '
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician ana
surgeon. . Practice limited -to eye
ear, nose and throat. . lSyes scien
tifically tested and glass sup
piled. Oculist and Aurlat for B. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. 4k H, Co.
Bldg. ; Phone 567. '
DR. F. O. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW 5
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS V
416-417 Garnett-Corey -Bldg. j
Phone 904-U , "
Residence 26 3. Laurel Street.
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
best equipped printing offlos In
Southern Oregon. Book binding
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc Portland prices. 17 North
' Fir St -
Transfer
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kbVV
EADS TRANSFER ft 6TORAGU CO.
Office 42 North Front St Phono
315. Prices right ' Service guar
anteed. . .. ,
PiXERCRBAN AUTOCAR CO.
' . ; . TIME CARD. .'. - .. . "
' Leave MedfoM for Ashland daily
except Sunday at 8:00 and 10:15la.
m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m.
Also on Saturday A 9:30 p. m. Sun
days le avo at 10:30 a. m. and 1:0,
6:30 and 9:30 p, m.
Leave Ashland for Medford daily
except Sunday t 9:00 and 11: 00 a.
m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 6rl5ip. to.
Also on Saturday at 6:30 p. m. San
days leave at 9:00 a. m. and 12:8,0.
4i80 and :80 o. m. ::',
BY ALLMAN
Wl, I'M 'A NATURAL
VORtl SALESWOMAN 'LJ
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