STflTYP'Oftn WTIT TnmTTTrP!,- WttDFOTta, OnFiONf," TtTKftT)Ar, ',-fAr 1010
PAfrE SEVEN
BARNES CIRCUS TO
ARRIVE IN idlTY ;
, EARLY TOMORROW
The- Al fl. Diifni'N liiir four-vim
wiil uiiiiiiiil . virmiH In duo lo arrive
'luiris uui'lv tomorrow niornlmr.Hriivol
Inir In two hvcIIiiiih ul' fi'J earn. The
bov will liu in bin own, us the
uiiUuiilinif nt' n lui'irti I'iri'im in ratlur
' intiiri'Btinif iiiu'oriliiiir In TIioiiiiim V.
1 1 one v. rmirvKviitiitivti ul' lliu cIi'hiih.
' Tlivrv Ih ii new unit uurut'oitN nu
irvnnt ! .tit loil "Alice- in Jiiimluliiiiil,"
in whirl! iicnrl v 11(10 nuoulu mill J'jOU
'uiiIiiiiiIh tumour in immnifii'ent coh
tuiiiiiM, I 'i'iK'1 ifiil v Hi" nnllijo. nro
uriilu ul' tint 110 t'i'iitiirv ncla olTeri'd
Ii v tho Humus show Ih given liv cdu
'ciitiiil iiniiiutle. l'JDU in number,' liu
lnrui'Nt iiHNuinliliiut) of t-ilui'iitvil nni
'iiiiiIh ovnr DroHoulod. "Tliu show
IIiiiI'm different." Im ii tiirin irivcn bv
iiiiinv iirmiiiiii'iit I'i'llii'N to lliu Al (i.
Hiinii'H uiiiiiiiil I'iri'iin.
JiihI wliv tint hIiow in different rim
bit imiliirHtiiuil when it Im known that
tliK iirnirrum pri'NiMilvil immiiiiIi'Ii'Iv mi
hdIh tint iMinvciitiiiniil in ciri'iiHiliun.
- for tlio n-iiHon thai t lie enliro enter
tainment in uivcn bv liiulilv I'dueuti'd
: ii ii im n Ih of tlic riircnt Hiiccio. -
I'liiiHiiul iiiiliii, ore Dm wild animal
iii'lH. Tom, Jerrv iiml Mao. Imw
'riiliinr Al'rii'iin lion, nro n reinnrk
uhlo example of vilil nniiniil educa
tion. . KniniiKon, tliu Inwxt lion in tin1
fiiinollK fhiilli'iigu uronn of 110 Afri
cii n bri-il lioini twioo thin .iiuiifiiil'i
coiit Hiioi'inn'ii of tho kiuu' otbin0
'Konrri to tlio ton of tin) tout. Hiir
Tonnili'il bv Mtioolinif fin" workx, Soul
nnil Kt'ti lioiiM in innrvttlonx l'onlit of
iiiL-uliiiL'. xpritiilv viiuiik womi'il dnnc
intf in the ilcn of linn, iiml iiiillini:
"oroeioiiH looiMinlx,. juuuur find oth
er of till' out trilio tliroutrli nitmind-
1 iinr luiipinir, boon imnimii; nnil liurwe.
ridlinr nets. Ileum of urn ii v pc
oiPM nnd nmtminir circun not, monk
ovh bv tlio luitf hundred in 'trn perse
'iiml iii'riitl work. Hiilinir and drivinL'
'OHtrirlicH, liiixinir kanuiirooH and bv
'no incanH JuiiM mniiMier iai'livilirniK
Hint iioho witb pri'ttv mrls nnd not
'with tinv Hlit'tlnnd miniex. Kor tin-
first time in the liiritor of miinial
trainiiiL', tli public can xec xobrn,
canu'lrt nnd Minium pcrformim; with
rnro nkill..
V
f UVI-HIIK-K .'
f ' 1'ORTLAliO. On-..' MaV Oat
tlo Hti-ndv; rui'ciiilH -in; Kti'iTH. lumt,
'JIJI.UllfirlH.riO; ifood to 4'lloit'i.. n.oo
Till 1.01): niiidimn to itooil, $l(i.(lll(
ll.OOi fair to irood. 0.00(1U.OO:
.fomiiiiiii lo fair. H.0!)( 0.00; L-ooil to
clioici! cowh nnd Inn fern. flO.OOtii
11. nil; iiiPilium .to itnod, ..")( 7,fi0 ;
'fair to nifdiniii. f-t.midiin.rtf) : iimirt
:i.00()i.(: bniiK-. $u)nS'8.(io
frnlvcfi. ifll.Ollrfi' l-'.riO: torknr nnd
rfpriiTH. 7.00ri 10.00. : .' '
' IIol'h nIoiiiIv: roi'ciiitu .1(111, Prime
mixed. fciOitlOfriO.fiO; ulmliiim inixod.
'lW.7fiWJ0.0tl; roinrli linayivH.. $18.00
'((10.00; piitH. 17.7.1fil 18.25.
; ShocD Hli'iulv: an n'ooinlt. I'rinui
lamliH, tl l.lllKa l.'i.UO: fair to milium.
$ia.ri0(iii:.r)0; vearlincH. 11.00i
l'J.00: wotlicrx. Jf!l.(l(l((i lO.IIU; !'UK.
7.00((i 11.00. ' ; ' - f -',
' V.ue Bellini.' tri'i tyino oninlt
J tc: Inivitn; iiricp, Kidlifiir nrii'c,
piuidlcd, 4ro: Holci'tod rnndlud in elir-
tonH, 47c.
f . , Iluttcr
j rOKTUNI). Ore.. Mav I.I. Unt
lr atronir ui 'J contn tomorrow. City
rrnniiiiTv iirintu, cxtriiH, box lulu,
fillr: cnrtnim, OTo: liali' Iioxpm Vr
.mora. Uwh tlinn half boxi'x In morn.
!lu vinif nriro biiltorfnt. cnnnlrv, .Tlldi"
)7o; cube oxtniH. filHiftrftlVao;
EAGLE POINT. EAGLETS
Bv A, C. Ilowlott .
MI,Myrtlo Kay, of WUqn Wan a
l)UBlncB cnllor Wednoadny nftomoon.
Thomna 8tauloy, ono of tho prom
inent Rlockmon of Iluttn. Falls and
toad supervisor of thai district, wan
n buslnona cnllor Wednosilay. lie
llko most of tho pooplo In tha rural
districts around lio.ro, was talking
'about tho roads and tho prnspeot wo
Tiavo of having thorn improved.' Ho
hns a large district to look nftor and
.'ono with almost all tho roadalylng In
'tho hills nnd mountains. nnd, have
'not boon kept up to (Into, and on ac
count of tho almost continuous rnlns
nro In a vory had Bhapo this spring.
iSo ho will luivo about all ho can do
to repair thorn so as to bo In oondl
' 'tlon to accommodala tho tmvol.
T). C. Chrlsmnn enmo out .Thursday
on tho llnrnlsh mull nulo and then
hngagod Mr. llnrnlsh to tnko l)'ln 011
'Sip to Trail to visit a Hlstor, .' ...
Guy Urutt, ono of ono prosperous
young tnnn who ling charge of his
I Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
Villi LOCAL. APPLICATIONS, 0 they
.ennnot roach the Boat of tho ulBeaae,
Cufarrh Is a local illaonBo, aroutly In
'fiuonooil by eonstltutionnl conditions, anil
..In order to aaro It you must tuko an
-Intornal remotly. Ilau'a Catarrh Medl
iclno la takon lntemnlly nail acta thru
tlio blood on tho mucoua aarfaooB ot the
iHVBtom. Hall's Catarrh Modlotno was
' proscribed by one of the host physicians,
, .in hub country tor roars, ih cum
.,pofled of some of the boat tonlos known,
icomblnsd with some of tho best blooit
riurlflera. The perfnnt combination of
he Ingreillenta In Hnll'a Catarrh. Med.
clna:,la what , prrtHucas .Huch wonrtorrul
results In catafrhUroondltltna , Bend for
tostimonmls, free. ,
' F. J. CHlCNrRY ft CO., Props,, Toledo, O,
., Alt Druggists, T!o. ,
; .aH' Family Fllli (or conitlpktlon, .
Scenes From Barries' Circus Parade
--.t -y-gjif ar - -- . ......... -
.1,
mothur'i farm, wait hero for a rhort i
tlino oa bUHlni'im Wednvaduy nnd no
wiu M. K', Hliull nnd John .Moyom of I
Dor.by. . ' . I
. I,. C. Cliurlry nnd Gnu XIcIioIh, two
of Ilia prominent mock men of tlio 1
l.itko Cmek country, motored thru
ur town bendod for Jacknoavlllo. 1
Curl F. Young of - I'ortland. enmo
out on tho Kaglo Polnt-rnmUt nulo
truck Tbunduy. nnd took dinner nt
tho HunnyBlilo. IiiUImk tho 3:3U p. m.
innll nuto for Mudford. Ho Iiml boon
up to vlntt roliitlvea. Ho had roturn
oil roruntly from norvlrs In Krunro
nnd won on bin way to li la old homo
In I'orllunil whnro ho wna oimnKcd In
buiiliKim whon ho enllxtod.
Died. May Otb, lttlU, nt hi homo
on Indian crook, nonr tho Kreo Forry,
John Fluhi'r. need aluHmt 83 youm
liifkliiu from .May 0 lo .May IS. Ho
leaven two noun and a dnucblor to
mourn bin loan. Mr. Klshnr wnn one
of tho votcranof tho Civil war and
him been living In tho miiiin aoutlon
tor tovornl yonm. Tho ranuilni were
Iniorrod In tho Trull coinotory on
ThuNdny. ' 1 . : .
Mm. ll;.?D. 7ilDonnld of Trail,
enmo out on the Modtord-KaKlo I'olut
aliico Krldny morulmt and want on
up homo on tho ICnfslo I'olnt-I'ornliil
uuto truck. . '; , ; ' -
Minn r'rajiecn "Mednalln of tho A.
Corbln orchard, wn IronnaclliiK bnn
I iiouh with our morchunta Friday nior
uIiik. ,. t
Ocoro Sli'vcm, ona of our ntarllng
fnrmnri and o'rohnrdliitn of tho Wel
led aocllim.1 Thomnii Slnnloy of ltutt'o
KnllH, and K C, Duloy or l.nko Creok
worf (llncuMilnfr tlio Ronoral InlorCHl'M
of tlioir roapoottvo commiDiltli's Fri
day. They aro throa. of our nooliiK
nnd thllikliiK cltlzmiB. . . .. . .
v While liorc In miking, ovor tho dlf
ferdnl' Irrigation? iirojuctn .Mr. Daloy
referrod lo tho work that has Juat
lleon dobo oii' tlite new fliinio ucroas
I.nko crook. ' It Ih tOO.'foct In length
Kail tlio original fliiiiio won sovoa reel
w'ldij and four" f not ileop with at) In
cllno of a little ovor vlx feotnnd In
npcnklng of tha now flumo nld Unit
It In built of gnlvnnlzed nheot ntaol
and It Ihih a creaccnt-shaped tiottom
nnA put together In audi a way that
tho- edges Interlock, nnil nro prenncd
togathor no an lo iiinkri. them wutor
llghf,' nnd ban Hnvnd' a fall of three
fool In tho nnvim hundrod fool and
now I ho wuior ruitltcR thru llko a mill
raco, thereby saving in tho wuatngo
on tliu old flanio of onougn wntor to
ITS UNWISE
to put off today's duty nntil to
morrow. If your atomach it
cid-dlatnrbed take .
tha new old to digestion comfort
today A pleasant relief from
the discomfort of ndd-dyspepslo.
MADE nV SCOTT A BOWNB -. ,
MAKERS OF SCOTTS EMULSION '
D O I HGS O F iTH Ei-: DUFFS
- " V "j-"' ' , ' m ' i - 1 - - - : '. . - j V :.' ."''' .-.i" .; - '; ;:" " ,- L ..r-n - - ., il . ; 1 1 1 mi I ' Ii ''
'.' ' HfLBKl.l'l.U'.Bfi.PACk'.EABLS''. -miM-iSwF? " ''' VtetitA.VlwU'.S0BeW BE , , ,; . Ir Til ' CABBM' Wo . , . . ' , pAT FELLEB 5Ho' Af SOME " I " 'Hi ''
.. ''V t40RaWM.-rt-fNooM-l JUJT ' . $1 PACK IH TIME fMORBoW'3 T s I - ''.' 6GMZ to m t FuSsW 670V - I Cfll?R FIFTY ' '.
tmws w tile mormims . rral H f sow- paooV I ! i(- : 1 fit Take it -rdS. amt poue broke a uwrae I
y 1 sR-v. . ' fy ' " 'Tx mowsSJi ' ; L., I 1 "et- (77" '-
Irrixuta two lurxo fiirnis, a savlUR of
novmil liunilroil dollam to tho com-
pnay.. :
James Owens, Oo. Owen "and
Judge lleorgo Ourdnor, members. of
tha county court, and Josse llarlman
passed thru hero Thursduy on their
way to Drownsboro to examine tho
bridge across Llltlo Dutio creek at
that plnco. Thoy found It In bad con
dition and oxpoct to nnve some repnlr
work done on It In the nonr future
Thoro Is now n forco of men nt work
putting a now brldgo across l.lck
creek, a mile or so ahovo Drowns
boro. With such mou as our two
county commissioner and our county
Judgo wo reel that tha roud Intoresls
will bo properly looked after. Thoy
all tour took dinner at tho Sunnysido.
Thero have been two nroro changes
in real estate hero In our town since
my lust report. J. W. orover and
Wife sold to Win. O. Knighton a num
ber of lota embracing ' between bIx
and sovon acres, nnd Vornn Muthnws
and wirchavo sold too Ipt and bouse
formm-ly occupied as a harbor shop
near tho I.owln confectionary to V. S.
Ohappoll, recently from Nevada. Mr.
Chuppell Ititendn to opan up a shoe
shop and do all kinds of repair work.
Ho ban an up to ditto outfit and ex
pects to carry a line of shoes In addi
tion to his repair work. Mo also In
tends to build a lioimo of larger di
mensions so as to have more room.
Ho nnd his pnrtnor. Mr. .Chamberlain
have also bought n savon-acro .tract
nboill six' miles cast ot hero In the
township jilnt cast of horo, 35, 1 K.
:, Mr. Oobrgo W. Mnnaamoro and W.
F, ilurmnn of Modford, called . for
dinner Fridny. Mr. Ilurmnn la repre
senting tho Federal Truck company
and Mr. Maesomoro I think from ro
markn bo inado about Baw-mllling
timber,' etc., that his mind runs In
thut channel, all ho be said that he
wan not In any business at this time.
Friday afternoon Mr. and .Mrs.
Uoorgo W. Austin of 'Modford, drove
In their Ford from tholr mountain
ranch beyond Dig Butto where thoy
had boon spending a fow days putting
In early gnrdon truck and having a
;ino tlino In tho high hills. Thoy
Two Best Bargains;
in Southern Oregon
402 Acros About 9 miles from Medford. -About 250 acres In culti
vation; fonced and cross- fenced ; two -sets bulldlhgs, water piped
In bonne from spring, about 120 acres in grain and hay; good'
school close, good out range for stock, all' but nbout 50 acres
- good plow land. 1919 crop should bring around $2500. Crop
and Implements go with place, at $13,000.
1G0 Acres About 5 miles from tdwn of Rogile' RIVer; about 50 ncres
In cultivation, 2 good barns,, fair, house, .good water,, froe water,
right with soma of place, fenoed, good outrange for stock, school
close. R. F. D. nnd phoho.by the place. For quick sale, includ
ing 1919 crop, $3,750. ; . : , .,
.-.' i ' J. . W.' WAKEFIELD
; MEDFORD, ORK. .... .
UKAIi ESTATE
INSURANCE
- n-
clulin that that iii butter thun tuklng
mulklnn, Tby em to think tbut
thoy hnvo tlio beauty pol of Jackaon
county. ! v ; i -,t ;
W. J. Austin of wnllen, who hnn a
farm on Antolopo oreulc and In en
gaged In tho goat hualneaa, came In
from Modford thla Hattirdny morning
on thOfllnrnlah mull auto to take the
auto Dingo for hln home. '
John Alldn, wlfo nnil Hon Wnltrtr
and Mr. Iliirlun of Dorliy, drove In
thlH1 morning on their way to Mod-
ford. Mr. Allen In ono of the plonaer
ntoclt men of thd Big Hutlo country.
having lived thero tilnco lit boyhood
dftyn. .'- ;V .
tihurloy A. ivewatromi wlfo and on
wore lioro for' dinner today. ,
J. M. Iteod of Wollon, wail also a
bUHlnoiin "0111101 trtduy. ' " -
Miss Mary Moo at Central Point,
waii out Ih'An'tlddh Sunday arid visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. John Ulghnm. ' ,
, Mr. nnd Mr. Tv Jories of Antlnch
motored to Modford Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers gave
party in honor of MlHi'H'olmes, the1
Antloch school teacher, Tuesday
night'.
"Mr. nnd Mrs. Coorgo Stacey and
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Morgan of Beagle
motored' to Modford Wednesday.
Mr. Ilnrhor and sou df Salom', and
Mr1. Hoggs of Medford', were out in
Antloch Tuosduy and' Wednesday
looking nftor their property Intercuts.
Mr, Pollard and' F. Myers hauled
their Wool' to market this week. ,,
Mrs. .Case Is reported' qUite sick
and Mrs. Ola Chapman is staying
there this week. ,
Mrs. 11. Shook arid baby are. stay
ing at the Modoo ranch a fow days
this week to. visit with her slst'er.
Miss Taylor. .
. ., Miss Holmes, teacher of ho Antl
och school and 'Miss Johnson of the
Mountain school closed their term of
school Friday with a picnic at Antl
och. . .
A number of families of Antloch
nnd Beagle motored to Medford Sat
urday evening to attend the big do
ings there Saturday night.
.Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, 'Mr. Bert
Chapman and family and' several
ramlttes of Modford held a picnic on
tho river Sutiduy. . 'i
SAGE TEA OAK
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Don't Stay Gray I Here's an
Old-time Recipe that Any- ;
body can Apply.
The use of Sage and Sulphur for re
storing faded, gray hair to Its natural
color dates back tq' grandmother's
time. She used It to keep her hair
beautifully dark, glossy and attrac
tive. Whenever her hair took on that
dull, faded or streaked appearance,
this simple mixture was applied with
wonderful afreet- -
But brewing at home ls'mussy and
out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for a bottle of "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound." you
will get this famous old preparation,
Improved by the addition of other In
gredients, which can be depended up
on to restore natural color And beauty
to the hair.
A well-known', downtown druggist
says It darkens the hair so natumlly
and evenly that nobody can tell it has
been applied. Ton simply dampen a
sponge or soft brush with It and draw
this through your hair, taking one
strand: at a time.' By morning tho'
gray hair - disappears, and after ori
other application or two, it becomes
beautifully dark and glossy. - .... .
Wyeth's 8age nnd Sulphur Com
pound is a delightful-toilet requisite
for those who desire a more youthful
appearance. It Is not lntonded for
the cure, mitigation or prevention of
disease.- ' -. .
.NOTAHY FUUllC
. A trayeling T5agi
ttU WX TEl) MA IJB.
WANTED Hlx or eight peach prun
ers. fC. E. Fobs, Talent, Ore. Phone
372-111,. Ashlnnd. 4
HELP WAITED FBMAI
JMALJB
WANTKD ioy dish
hours steady -work.
washer,- nine
Gusher Cafe.
45
WANTKD Cook for seven men nt
orchard noar Medford. Good and
, permanent position. Box 20, Mall
Tribune.
WAJHTKn m(7n.,IiAItJCOC8
WANTED To buy refrigerator for
fitmllv' ma: . PhinA 7vtfl.T, 40
"WANTED To hire teams on Pacific
Highway.' 12 miles north of Glen
' dale. Eight hours per day. $8.00
per day. Logan and Colby, Med-
, lord.
WANTED A good driving pony for
Its' keep. Box 822 Medford, Ore.
it
WANTED To rent modern bouse;
furnisher or unfurnished, with
threo or four bedroom and sleep
ing porch; desirable location. A
L. Hill. '
i WANTED Elootrlc motors. . We
rertt, buy or sell any size. Paul s
.Electric Storo, Main and Central.
Phbne 90. ...
WANTED The traveling public to
know that tho Auto Stage Line Is
now operating daily between Med-
rord and Kiamatn Fans via i torn
brook. Medford office. Hotel Nash
WANTED To rent or buy
roller. Phone 468-R1.
horse
WANTED Second-hand sacks for
rolled barley, 6c each. Ralph
Waldo Elden. Russ Mill.
WANTED Highest cash prices paid
for wool and. mohair. . Medford
. Junk Co., Phone 283-J.
WANTED We pay cash' for Liberty
bonds. Hale's Piano House Inc.,
J. F. Hale, general manager.
WANTED--HouBe moving and re
pairing. Phone 488-M or 4SS-XT.
FOB RKTJI1 BOtftUGs).
FOR RENT Seven-room modern
I house, furnished. 901 North Cen
tral avenue. 4o
FOR RENT Modern seven-room
cottago on North Riverside. 439
North Front. 46
FOR RENT Five-room furnished
bungalow: one Job carpenter shop;
spartments or office rooms In
brick buildings at 131-209-213
West Main street. John F. White.
54
FOR RENT Several modern houses.
Building & Loan Ass'n. 429 II. F.
ft H. Bldg. j
FOR RENT FUIWWHED flOOWH,
FOR RENT Rooms with or without
board. 315 South Riverside. 64
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms,
bath. 245 North Grape street.
FOR KXCHAHtra.
TRADE Good farm horse to trade
. for driving pony. South -Hamilton
street,, near Dakota avenue... 48
FOR TRADE $50.00 liberty . bond
for' good milk cow. Box H; Mail
Tribune. - . '. i 44
WANTED
To see jou at No. 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
sonal property,, for .quick sale we 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, lot us show you
this. . . . - -.-
The Fchf Investment Co.
, ; . tower prlcesi .better ,
' ... vnluos bur motto.
jitife .'a niaii under' suspicion:
tOn BAI.R LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE FreBh young Jorsey,
$5u.0(r; also 28 shorn merino
ewes at $12, with 25 lambs thrown
In. B: B. Foss, Talent; Ore. Phone
372-IU Ashland. 49
FOR SALE Three young thorough
bred poland-china sows, fine specU
mens, old enough to breed, $25
each If taken soon. Phone to 322,
Medford, during business hours. 41
FOR: SALE 45oat. 185 old ones,
150 kids. OrvalT Tarbell, Rogue
River. 65
FOR SALE Good all around team,
weight 3000 lbs. Coleman creek,
2 'j miles west of Phoenix.. E.
London, Medford, Route 1, Box 79.
' 46
FOR BALE Toggeniiurg Billy kid
cheap. Phone 788-R2. : 44
FOR BALE Pure fcred Red Polled
bull calf, born February. 1919;
fine youngster. Jlodoc Orchard or
Palmer Investment Co., Medford
Oregon. ' ' '
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE $40 pair New Zealand
red rabbits; doe and her 7 young
pedigreed. Make ah offer. Few
thoroughbreds. Must sell. Crane,
1059 Court'.
FOR SALE 50,000 tomato plants,
from Goghano's Glory seed, $.1.00
per thousand. Corner .Mantle and
Liberty street. ' 49
FOR SALE Grain
634-H.
hay.
Phone
4
FOR SALE Two tons of alfalfa hay,
' first cutting', old crdp. Edw. G.
Miller. Phone 13-X3, Central
Point. 45
FOR SALE "Glory" tomato plants;
finest for canning,' from Bogliano
fresh seed; several thousand. 511
East Main St. ' ' 46
FOR SALE; 20 stands of bees. B.
F. Hemstreet. Route 2, Box 22,
Medford. Phone 86-R. 45
FOR SALE1 Sand, gravel and' sedi
ment. Plowing done: Phone 912-J.
.... 58
FOR SALE Singer sewing machines
on easy terms. Cleaning and re
pairing of all machines a specialty.
245 South Central avenne, phone
903-R. C. A. Chapman. 59
FOR SALE-r-Str!50 fancy alfalfa
seed, sweet clover and other grass
seeds. Nltro-cultires: Ralph
Elden, Medford.
FOR BALK RKSX, ESTATE.
FOR SALE Eighty acres of timber.
W hair of NW quarter section IB,
three miles south of Jacksonville,
very cheap. Terms easy. Will
take wood at Jacksonville in part
payment. . See Colonel H. H. Sar-
gent at Jacksonville. 49
FOR SALE; Thirty acres alfalfa
land under Gold Hill irrigation
ditch on Riverside Drive. Will sell
10 acre tracts, $200 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 Main'
street, Medford. John F. White. 54
HONKX TO IXJAlt
LOANS Farm loans 8 per cent In
terest, O. C. Boggs.
LOAis'S City loans. Building, ft Loan
Assn., 4 29 M. F. ft H. Bldg.
LOAN J. B. Andrews loans money
on ranch property. BuyB and sells
-f mortgages and Liberty bonds. 31
North. Grape street.' Phone 53-M.
' 85
Rural Homes
164 acres, beautlfdT home, 8 acres
bearing pears, 2 acres grapes, 4 Vi
miles from Medford, in the western
foothills, at a sacrifice ,
30 acres AVt miles from Medford,
1 mile from Pacific highway, all good
soil, 7 acrts of commercial pears,
acre grapes, balance in grain with
splendid crop, fine large house with
all modern improvements, water,
lights, bath, etc., beautiful-view from
the home. This1 Is every foot alfalfa
land and well drained and all comes
under the Talent irrigation project.
Thife place can be bought right; let us
show it to you, and then use your
own judgment. : ,
brown 5c White
10 South Fir St.
BCSINEflh OIRHCTORT
Attorneys
PORTER J. NEFF, AttomyHit-l,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford NHtkmaa
Bank Bulldlngr
A. E. REAMBS, Lawyer,
Oarnstt-
Oorey Building.
ELIJAH H. HURD Lawyer, 213-14
Garnett Corey Bldgi - .
Aoto Supplies
LA HER AUTO SPRING Oo W
are operating the largest, oldest
and best-equipped plant In the P
clflo northwest. Use our springs
when others fall. Sold under writ
ten guarantee, 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon. . r -
Garbage
GARBAGE Get your premise
cleaned op for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good service. Phone IS1-T. , J.
T. Allen.
Expert AecounUne
WIL80N AUDITING CO. H. M.
Wilson,. O. P. A. Attention given
to anything In Accounting and In
come Tax requirements. Look
Into oar elmplrtled aceotmtlng
method. M. F. ft Hi Building,
Medford. Phone 157-B.
Farm Lojuis
AMORTIZATION PLAN 6 to 40
years 5V4 Money ready whoa
- land Is appraised and title ' approved,-
E. H.- Hnrd, secy-treas.
National Farm Loan Associations,
Qarnett-Corey Bldg., Medford:
Instrnctlon In Mnsle
FRED ALTON HAJGHT Teaehetfol
piano and harmony. Height Untie
- Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Phone 72.
Planing Mfll
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, sash, doors, mouldings and
: -. screens. Shop 437 8. Fir- Phono
184.
' Physicians and Burgeons '
DR? E DW. DB REYMPNTE Spec
iallst. Rheumatics, Asthma, Fains,
Liver, Impotence, Female Trouble,
Blood Pressure, Gonorrhoea, Hay
Fever, Neurasthenia, Hysteria, etc
3fo 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. . .'' 65-
A BURSELL, D. C; M. D. Splnol-
ogist physician and surgeon. Diag
nosis and treatment. Methods ot
Dr. Abrams. Office M. F. H.
Bldg., phone 29. .
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
- physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build
ing. Phone 130.
kDR. J. J. EMMENS Physician" and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and (-lassT sup
plied. Oculist and Anrlst for 8. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M, F. H, Co,
Bldg. Phone 567. ;
. DR. F. Q. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAINS OARLOW -T
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bids. ,
Phone 904-1 ;
-Residence 26 8. Laurel Streets"
Printers' and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has- tha
best equipped printing office in
Southern .Oregon. Book binding
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
' etc. Portland prices. 17 Norta
Fir St - .
Transfer
BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE) CO.
Office 42 North Front St. Phone
S15. Prices right. Service guar-
an teed.
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
. . . TIME CARD.
. lea-re Medford' for Ashland dally
except Sunday at 8:00 and 10:15 a.
m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 5:16 p. m.
Also on Saturday at 9:30 p. m. Bun
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. ta. Sua
days leave at 9:00 at m. ani 12:50,
4:30 and :A n. nu
BY ALLMAN