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Newspaper Page Textj I WTCDFORD WXTTj TRTBITNT!, 1010 VAOY, flEVTIN . i' i. '; ' Uvosiorkt - i I'UHTUKl). Or..Muv lC-Cntlld h( roiiur : root'iiils -Ml It. Moors, IiohI, KI.(in((M3.ri(l: iriiml to clinloo, ijtll.UO (irll.OOi medium lo if mill, IO.i)lil(ii JUKI: Mr to ifimil. ll.(lU(it)i(l.()l); coiiinioii'to fitir. 4aIOrU.(IO I'lidod 'to olnilco news nnd liuU'orw, 10.00(i) II. HO: medium to good, ipu.fll)(rt7.n0: f u i r to iiiodiuin, l,.'0(n;.1.rill; aimers. aM.OOftiM.OU: IiiiIIh. ((.(KKi 8.011 ; mlvt'S. IMKKiM'J.m'): Miockers mid ft'odors. $7.(lll((iIU.IHI. llutH hIi'ikIv: roooiuls 21111. I'rlmi' mind. 2II,II0()'J(I.,J(I f medium mixed1. lll.7n(i!!(MI0: rnimli lieitvUm, 18.01) Klievn firm ; receipts (IW, 'Prima liiinliH, tl-i.lHHhMu.OUi fair to medium I'.'.nodiaa.'J.i: voiirliimx, ii,(iii(,i' 12.00: wflllitii-H, $11.00(110.00: ewcH. 7.00(11 11.00. I vi ... llullor ' : l'ORTUND. Or.. Muv 10. lint it Mltimlv. Cilv iircumcrv prints, nx IniH Imx IoIh, fiHc: 1'iirtoiiH, fH; It it 1 1 lioxerf liulf iit'iit more; lend tlinu Imlf linxi'4 lo more, tin viiiic price butter if lit,- iMiuiilrv, rMuvitw; cube vxtruH, 'i.'lVyCN1 (!(. I'.u'irtt Hollinir price, cnsu i'iiiiiiI, IIUii'i buvliur. price. -IllVio: acllliitf price, I'unilli'il, J.'i'Ai' : .miliji'lml. urn illi'tl ill 1'iirloiiH, . . REESE CREEK RIPLETS ' ltov. J. f I i 1 1 o preached Sniiilav at tor HiiihIiiv hi'IhioI lo a uood nir.cd uti dionco. llih text wiih on Christ knocking nt tho door or unr licnrl. .'"Heboid 1 Htmid nt the door' mid knock." i 8. Courtney's brother from Cull forum Ih visiting- him fur a few i weeks. V, K. Iliunmol cxiiucU to boifin building in ii few dnVH. C. t'oitrttiuv I will do the carpentertnir work. I Mr. Von dor lli'lli'ii i hitildini; : limine on his plnco ncitr llio mihool lunifc. Mr. Ixnbcl will livu on tin . place mid cure for llio snoop. 1 lUK IX OllilP U llllNV tilllO lit tllO Lewi mum, Tlivv ii r i! idionrinir nlioiil 'JIM n (lav. Tho iiinnv friends of Mm. Willium I'limi'll of CIicIhi'ii. Okln., formerly Mis Alum KuliortMon of liresn oNM'k will bo (.'bid to hour of Ilia nrrivnl of tin I'lu'ht pound bnv. Mr. n ml Mm. V. CiiHlor nnd Mm. . K. Hummel worn in M milord IiikI week, ' , ICIl Stillo ntidltev. J. .Still otook dinner nt Mr. Wntkin Stiiidnv. Tito littlu shower M'ciIihwIuv i f tnmoon wad urowtlv appreciated, al- IhmiL'h niorti wan needed. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS , , By A. C. Howlott Last Sntnrdnv night wns tho niuht tlutt theru wiih (he wiitdnt) of the liic Vielorv drivo in Medford nnd lltere wiih n Klrunir null in Kntrlo I'nint to iinliii'o llio imioiiIo lo no to Unit eilv nnd nl tho fiitmo liino (hero wiih nd vertinnd n liiu Roldier reitition nnd idnv bv tho Hullo KiiIIh lliult ttt'hool in lliitto Knlltr nnd there wiih n linrd null to iniliii'o tho ueoido of KiikU 1 otnt iimr vieinil.v to iro thcro nnd nt tint Kitnio (into thorn wiih ndvortiHed to ho n roiininn of tho HolilforH, a pre Ncntntion of tho Hervioa flnif, box Hoeinl nnd a plnv. "Tho l'rineo of I.uirH," bv tho pnpilH of tho hiuh HChonl of Colli ml I'oint nt thin town mid I nm u'lml to hiiv Ihnl in Hiiito of nil tho ilrnwImi'liH nnd lot? ratline to trv to indtioo tho citir.oiiK of Knule I'oint to bo olKowhorn. wo hnil n verv amid (illnnilniH'O nt tho fino plnv bv tho f'pntriil I'oint nimilK, in fnot n irood iih nnv wo Imvo hnil hero fn iiinnv mooiiM. hint if t Hhoitld nttompt to iMtrtii'iilnrizo I would hnva to pun prv -wnta tho nitinoH of tho notorfl nnd 'nnv Hint their porfortnunca wuh fltllV III) to ditto. Oiiritif tho time bo twenfi the nets Mm. Jniin 1 locket of Ashland favored iih with Home verv intoroHtimr ' pntriolio and coinii1 HontiH, Sho wiih encored vneli time nIio edino on tho Htauo. Aftor the plnv wo hnil tho proKOiitntitin of tho Horvico flair ooiitnininir :I5 Htitrn. the proHentntton snoeeb was delivered bv S. H. HoIiiiuh mid ho proHontod tho flair in tho nitnio of tho ('hriHtmn kit dnnVor of Knirlo I'nint to A. J. Fh' rovJr1. Then eamo tho selilntf o the boxes bv Frank Hrown. There wore -i boxen Hold mid tho prioor riinuod from ono to throo nnd a linlf dollars, Sotiio of tho boxes were verv artistic. ono roproHontini? "Tho old oftkon bucket that hunur in tho well." Another an old "loir cabin." In , I'not thev word verv bonutifnl, nnd soma of them will ho. kept ns meinontaos 'perhaps for -tho next ironornlioii. Tho wltol of the oxorciHiM were fully hp to date. And wn, ns n oniniminitv, fool under oblieiiliniis to M!hh l'iiia Uonodiet, our ' primary tonolinr, ' tho nrqmotar niirti'iiinniiu'or. of tho ontni'lamment PROMPT RELIEF for .'.tho acld-dlstrcued stomach, try two or three ' ' ' '' ' ' IKMI0IDS after meals, dissolved on tho tongue keep your stomach nwttt try KI-mo!d tho now Id. to dlgestIonv'iM(':A:'(,.i"iv;.y(!,. MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNP. MAKKKS OP HCOTT'B EMUUUON for her niilii'iii'u ei'fot't In Hiuh Hoenr- uu ho kooiI an oxlnhit of local tul- ut. ' Mihh llviiotliet niuiieHlH mo to pxim'iIbh hor sineero IhaiikH to thoKo who ho itblv iiHNiHlod in the iinilor tnliiim. After pavinir all tho expon- hoh of tho oiitorlitiiiineiit. iiiclinliiiu tho hall rout mid eost of Morviec flrnr nnd oxikiiiho of the vixiiinir nouijianv I rum l eitlrnl I'oint, M.ihh Menediet re- lorls that theru was iH." left to ho iiHed to buy books for llio I'hriMliiiii Mtdeiivor Hoolotv of KuuIm I'oint. Hiindav nioiiiinit hrolto on iih iiiiiIv nnd Ihroittunliiiif rain but cool and owiuir to so iiinnv of our citir.cnn beiint out Into the iiiultt beforv Ihero wiih a hiiiiiII altondaiica at the Hun- lav Htihool. Hot bv imiuj. I'ui'l time, tho itiiiwlH hetraii to arrive for dinner, eoiiliiitf in oar liiinl lot". 1 tried to Mociiru the iiiiiiioh of vneli ono hut urn itliiuiNt Hiiro that I omitted Homo of lent, Auioitir tlioHti wIidku nitnicH I I'tristorild wont O. K. DnviiUmi and wil'il. (Ins the tailor, mid wife. Air. mid Mrs. Verno litee. Judue Ton Velio mid wife, i)r. nnd Mrx. KnhortHoii it' JaekHoitvillo, Mr, and Mrn. .1) Y. Miteholl, Clraeo. Mitchell, lloitevieve Tillerv, Dr. M, 0. Harbor mid wife. Mrn, Julia 0horii. Mr. and Mi. Fred I., llealh. Mr. and Mrs. I,. J. Seliude, Mr. Hcliado in with tho Martin Jewel er eiitnpniiv. .Moillord: Joe lineman of San FritneiHeoi Win. A. Miinimer. Hiiprrintehdciit Mmloe nrehiird; Van l(. l'ernon. NuhIi aueiit: ('. V. bpeek. V. A. I,iiiicIih, Woirner; Vm. Htia, Mj. ami Mm. Veiiiu V. MIIIh nnd Mrn. Klin Milln of AHhlmid: Mr. mid Mrs. Willium (1. Kniuhtoii. Cnrlile Norl- wiek, Mitlviit KobortHon. John (loin of Newport nnd (,'hnrlcH Clark, mid litter in the day Mr. Iloleiilirek uiiil fiiuiilv of 1'roHpeet, Mr, llolenbeck in mail carrier from l'rooci;t to Uerbv. Sumliiv evcninur wo had n verv in- tcreslini! mColiiiir of the ChriHtitrt Kn douvor Hot'iotv nnd before the or- viyrHttho Herviee Hair tlutt had been prenented to the noldirr bovs bv the Christian Klideavor nocietv of fCuule I'nint.wuH hunir over the pitliut in the church bv one of the compunv.' At tho clone -of the O, K. service ltcv. O. C, Oriffiu, preuehed fur iih. ' On account of there beta n ninny out to the different ulacos of nimiHe- meiit the niirht before the contrreira- tion was not no lmvo us it mitilit have been, ' W. C, Hutler. Itov. I. Y. Ilnttxon and llnrrv Mcfitbe. Mrn. R. D. hnt Sin eiinin out on the Medford-K. P. auto Hlniro Moiidav morninir. Kil Conk of Unite Falls oiiiito oat Siindov cvoninir to have Dr. Holt ex amine bis ami where lie had had it not. and ,Hicnt the nicht nt tho Sun nvside. tfoinif on to Medfonl Monday. 1 omitted to Hlnto in tho proper idneo that our town mnrHltal cnlhcrcd up 41 of Willium l,cwi tho sheep man'H enttlo that , ho had drove throimh hero n few 1iivh auo nnd put them in tho pound, thus nddiiiu to the town treoHiirV ?. " Amonir the ciillerH for dinner nt tho H, 8. Monday wore M. K. Hoot nnd Flovd Hart of Medford. fniit men. Alio Win. ("hnmbers. ltoliort ("off itinn nnd Fred Dunliip of Hutto Falls. W. H. ChnpiHdl, the mnn who Imuirht the limine nnd lot of Vornn Mathews, linn limited a lot of buildinc iniitnriiil on the trroiind nnd is putt inir an nddition to the buildinir to ninkc more room. F..M. Stownrt nnd wife of Mcdford emtio out TitCKilnv niornlmr to look after their properly lufro nnd, visit Mrn. Stewart's Hon. Win. I'orrv aod family, ,., ,..','. ; There has been nnothor real CHtate tritniactioii in our neiuliborllond, K. C. F,rkcnhenr havinir snlil his ten 1 WOMEN! DRY CLEAN; : THINGS AT HOME Try Itl For a few cents you can dry clean everything. i1" :- Savo Avo to ten dollart quickly by dry cleaning everything In the home with ganolluo thnt would bo ruined by nnp and wiitor tultt, coi, waitti, alike, lacei, glovn, ilioti, fun, drtp rie, rtlgt everything! . Place a gallon or more of gaaoline In a dlihpan or wathboiltr, then put in the things to be dry cleaned, then waah them with Solvite aoap. Shortly everything cornea out looking like new. Nothing faitu, itirlnka or wrinkles. J)o not attempt to dry clean without fttilvlto aosp. This gaaoflne soap li the accret of all dry clanning. ' A package ot Solvite aoap containing dlrectiena for. home dry cleaning,' coata littlest n,v drug atorc. Dry". clean out doort or away from flame. ; ' D O I N GvS O K 23 I : 1 . DAWMW,VWAT Pid I T6LL- . : - ffj ,;.' A. Bone? vihat DoVbo mm '-."vvi ;' - ; - - fl MA nu ''.''.' a U VoV ABotrrcALUrtG Me'MA V 1 WANT To Vo with A : ."'Vi'v . ' ; . ' . . -" . . . - . --i .. 1 . , . -1 -.. - - -. . -.' -. . ; m . ; , noru Irani lo Mr. James I. Inn. Oon Hidovilliin t,()0,' J. (J. 'J'nvlor of Kun Franoiseo, foi'iuorlv in tho huriioHH Iiiihi iiiihh UiiKiiteHH in Medford nnxMoil throituh hero Moniluv on his way to Urowns boro to viiitt his dittiuhlcr. Mrn. O. K. l'ittree. lie went to Medford Tues day, rvlurninir Wediulsduv. Art Nichols ami wife euiiio over from llonihrook Alondav to viitil his DiircnlH. Mr. ami Mi's. John Nichols, relnniini' tho sumo iluv. John I Inward wiih a IiiihIuckh cull er Tticxday and ho wiih J. Kobert hoii and hoii I.cwJh, and V. 10. llitm niel. I)r, I.. I'), Triicv mid wife and thrco other litdief. I'riim Albiitiv ijuhhciI tlirouuh huic TiickiIiiv. Thev had been tin, about JlrowiiHboro visilimr Irli'inU. licit Clui'iio anil I'vte Ilctts were bus iiiihh oiillerM l iii'Milav. Mrs. 1). 11. WiiIhiiii nnd Mr. Ituin iiiiIh of Trail cmnc out from Trail TiiohiIuv and Mrs. WatHon and un other lull v went to Medford, return linr WViliiohiliiv inoriiiiiL' on the mail Htnu'U ami went on up home this Wcd- iichiIuv niorinnL'. ' Mrs. Anno Kellehor and Mimes Katie and .Anna Kollehor lott thin mornliiK (or Portland whore they will visit a month' with Mr. and Mrs. Jo- snph Blnnott..' , , , : DRINK MORE WA ER If 2at 1m moat and take S&1U for Back . ache or Bladder trouble ,. i. . . Beatralizei acids. ' . TJrte acid In meat excltel & kidneys, they become overworked ; get aluggUh, acbi, and el like htmpe of lead. Xbe urine baeomee cloudy i the bladder la Irri tated, and you may be obliged to eetk re lief two or three timee during tho night. Whan the kldnnya clog you mult help them fluah off the body's urioou wutu or you'll be a real alck paraon ahortly. At liat you (eel a dull mlaery In the kid ney region, you auifer from backache, alck bswlaebe, dlnlneaa, atemaeh geU eour, tongue coated and you feel xbeu initio twinges when tho weather la bad. liit lee meat, drink lota of water; alto got from any pharmacist four ounces of Jad Halts: Uko a talileapoonful in a glass ol water before breakfast for a few dnye and your kidneys will then act flee. Tbla fainoua salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to clean clogged kidneys and atimulate them to normal actirlty, also to neutralise the adds In urina, so It no longer is a source of irritation, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive, csnnot in jurs i mains a delightful effervescent llthjS'Water drink which everyone should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and active. Druggists here say they sell lots of Jad Salts to folks who belMve in overcoming kidney trouble while It is only trouble. In tho County Court of tho State of Oregon for tho County of Jackson; ! In the Manor of the Estato ot An drew UrlsBom, deceased.. Notlco Is horoby given that I have beep appointed administrator fn the above ontltlod matter. All persons having claims against snld ostato are roqulred to present them with proper vouchors within six months from this dale, at tho Flrut Stale Dank of Eaglo Point, Eaglo Point, Orogon. ; ANDREW J. ORISSOM. ' : Administrator. Doted May 2, 1919. In the County Court of the State ot Oregon for the County of Jackson. , in tho Matter of tho Estate ot . Mary McQuold, deceased. Notlqo Is hereby given that Portor J. Noff, administrator In tho above ontltlod matter, has tiled In the nbovo named Court his final account Two Best Bargains in Southern Oregon 402 Acros About 9 miles from Medford. About 250 acres In culti vation; fenced nnd cross fonced; two sets buildings, wator piped In house from spring, about 120' acres In grain nnd hny; good' school close, good out range for stock, all but about 50 acres good plow land. 1919 crop Bhould bring around $2500. Crop and Implements go wHh plnco, at $13,000. . 160 Acros About 5 mllos from town of Rogue River; about 50 acres In cultivation, 2 good barnB, fnlr'house, good water, free water ; right with some of place, fenced, good outrange for stock, school oloso. R. F. D. nnd phone by tho place. . For quick snlo. includ ing 1919 crop, $3,760. W. WAKEFIELD MEDFOIU), ORE. IUCAb KSTATK IXSintAXCE T.H E D UFFS herein, and that June i. 1011), at 10 o'clock a, m., at the Court Hotmo In JuckftonvMIo, OroKon, linn linen ap pointed liy, milil Court an the llrno and plnco for hourlnK olijactlonn to nulil final account and for the neitkimont thoroof. J'OUTKIt .1. NKKK, . - . - - Administrator. Notice of Appointment of AtlmiulHtnUor - Nollco Is hereby slvon that the undorHlKned has been appointed hy tho County Court -of Jacknon County, Oregon, as admlnlHtrutor ot the OKlato of John A. Craffls, deceased, and hus uuallflod. All pernont having claims UKUInut said ostuto aro hereby notified to prcaent the eamo with proper vouchors and duly vorlfled to the undersigned at Phoenix, OroKon, within nix inoBthH from the Onto of this notice. V. H. KUHUV, AdmlnlHtraior of tho estate of John A. (IrafflH, doceaeed. bated April 18th, 1919. In tho County Court of the State of . Oregon for the County of JackHon. In the Matter of the Estate of It. J. McQuold, doccaaed.' Notlco In hereby given that Porter J. Ncff, udmlnUtrator In tho above entitled mutter, ha filed In the above named Court his final account norein, ana I nut June 2. 1918, at 10 o'clock a. m at tho Court Mouie In lucKtonviiie, Oregon, nae lieon ap- poinien ny earn Court as the tlmo and placo for hearing objection)! to laid final account and for tho ottloment thereof. POIITKR J. KKFP, Administrator. Advertising Rates Classified Ono cent word. ' Locals Ten cents a line. Legal -Five cents a line. Display 2lf cents an Inch. Contract fates od application. HELP W Ai, TH MALE. WANTED Married man to woYk on farm. House and cow furnished. W. D. Roberts, Eogle Point. 51 WANTED Six or eight peach prun crs. B. E. Fosb, Talent, Ore. Phone 372-R1, Ashland." i 49 HELP WAlrTCB FtSAKSM WANTED Young lady to attend cigar stnnd. Hotel Medford. WANTED Women for -thinning ap ples near Medford. Apply U. S. Government Employment Office. . Nash Motel, on Front street. WANTED Chnmbermall. Hotel. Nash 45tf WANTED Woman or girl to cook or assist with cooking. , Berkeley Orchards. 50 WANTEP SITUATION. WANTED Returned soldier wishes . work. Whet can you offer? Box 49, Mall Tribune- 47 WANTED Young man wishes any kind ot work Ih Medford.- Has bad two years experience In .-. office work. Box B, Mail Tribune. 47 FOUND. LOST Diamond shaped class pin Wednesday evening on the street. Had Initials O. C. on back and M. , H. S. '18 on top. Reward if re turned to Mall Tribune. ?4 fob Kent aoimn. FOR RENT Seven, room modorn hohso, furnished.- 901 North Cen tral avonue. . 4$ FOR RENT FJvo-room furnished bungalow; one Job carpenter shop; apartments or office rooms In brick buildings at 131-209-213 Weet Main street. John F. White. - ;' -: 64 FOR RENT Several modern houses. . Building & Loan Ass'n, 429 hi. F. H. Bid.- ...... - j . , NOTARY PUBLIC Dahiiy 1 f AV F FDfinVFkT FmFNTv Vfal tyM Mis-I IS V Bali 1 Ifcf&al 1 In I sasse L. i FOR RENT FCBNIflnKD flOOMH. FOll HUNT Ono furnished , apart- ment at Holland Hotel. FOIt RENT rtooms with or without board. ' 215 South Riverside. 64 FOR KEMT-NIcely furnished rooms bntb. 240 North Orape street. WANTKr IJWKr,fjA!nOCB WANTEIJ To buy Phono 611-K2. rresh cow. 50 WANTED To buy o. rent 15 to 30 acre runch, one with water right preferred. Would also buy equip ment. Phone 102-X or address A. F. Stennett, 101 Vancouver Aro. 48 WANTED District Ko. 3. Rucb, Ore., desires to engage teacher for coming school. year, 49 WANTED To. rent a farm of from 100 to 200 acres.' Lease this fall. Apply room 200, Holland Hotel. 48 WANTED Cosh for Old False Teeth (broken or not). Wo pay $2.00 to 135.00 por set. Also actual value for diamonds, . watches, bridge work, crowim, old gold, Silver and platinum, - Send at once and re ceive cash by return mall. Your goods returned If price Is unsatis factory.. Mazer Bros., L-2007 S. 5th street, Phlla., Pa. 70 WANTED A good driving pony for Its keep. Box 822 Medford, Ore. : 48 WANTED To Tent modern bouse, furnisher or unfurnished, with s three or four bedrooms and sleep ing porch; desirable location. . A. li. Hill. ' ....... e WANTED Electric motors. We rent, buy or sell any size. Paul's Electric Store, Main and Central. Phone 90. 85 WANTED The traveling public to Know that the Auto Stage Line Is now operating daily between Med ford and Klamath Falls via Horn brook. Medford office. Hotel Nash. 62 WANTED To rent or buy horse roller. Phone 468-R1. WANTED' Second-hand sacks for rolled barley, 5c 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 House moving and re- " palling. Phone 488-M or 488-X. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE One team of bay mares ! and harness, one young cow and calf, ono yearling heifer. T. H. Bragg, 846 East Ninth street. 48 FOR SALE IvesU young Jersey, $55.00; also 28 shorn merino . ewes at $12, with 25 lambs thrown In. E. E. Foss, Talent, Ore. Phone 372-Kl Ashland. . 49 FOR SALE Coats,' 18V old ones, 150 kids. Orvall. Tarbell, Rogue Rlvor. . . 65 FOR SALE Pure Dred Red Polled bull calf, born February, 1919; fine youngster. Modoc Orchard or Palmer Investment Co., Medford. Oregon. WANTED To see you at No. 0 Soutli Fir Street. i 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 ACHES ? !' Orchard, alfalfa, some wood, pri vate irrigation system, good buildings near -school, close to town: every thing goea including stock and per sonal property, for quick sale we are Instructed to price this place at $8500.00, immediate possession. In' eluding crops. . If you want a good home, one that Is worth the money, let us show you this. ; , , The Fehl Investment Co. r Lower prices hotter ' '-. values our motto. finds a little pet FOB BALK MI8CKI.LANEOC8 FOR SALE Turkeys from finest California stock. Prize , winners. Day old turkeys, singly or by flock with mother hens. Phone 500-JG or apply Irvine Ranch, Real! Lane. 47 FOR SALE Oak wood, $1.00 per . tier, delivered. Phone 788-R1. C2 FOR SALE A good horse nnd har ness for light work. Phone 394-Y. 48 FOR SALE Will close out all rab bits and equipment Saturday after noon. Crane, 1059 Court. 47 FOR SALE 1916 Ford touring car. Call at 215 Vancouver after 5:30 p. m. 47 FOR SALE Fumed oak upright piano with bench, $150.00. Phone 549-J. 49 FOR SALE Ranch horses, wagons, harness; farm tools, hacks, etc. Corner INlantlc and Liberty streets. 49 FOR SALE s-$.40 pair New Zealand red rabbits; doe and her 7 young pedigreed. Make an offer. Few thoroughbreds. Must sell. Crane, 1059 Court.- .. FOIt SALE 50,000 tomato plants, from Goghano's Glory seed, $3.00 per thousand. Corner Nlantic and Liberty street. - 49 FOR, SALE Grain . 634-H. hoy. Phone 48 FOR SALE 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 avenue, phone 903-R. C. A. Chapman. 59 FOR 8 ALE 8tr!'.n fancy alfalfa seed, sweet clover and other grass seeds. Nitro-cull'ires. Ralph Elden, Medford. , FOR SAUs KEaii ESTATE. FOR SALE Real estate, 160 acres. throe miles from Rogue Rivor sta tion, no improvements, good spring, good road, 7000 feet of cord wood. Price $70Q. Terms. Douglas, 101 Soutli Central. Phone 615-J. FOR SALB: Eighty acres of timber. W half of NW quarter section 16, three miles soutb ot Jacksonville, very cheap. Terms easy. Will take wood at Jacksonville in part payment. See Colonel 11. H. Sar gent at Jacksonville. 49 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 MONKS TO TJOXS LOANS Farm loans 6 per cent In terest, O. C. Boggs. LOANS City loans. Building & 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 Grane street. Phone 53-M. S5 FOB KXCHAXOB. TRADED Good farm horse' to trade niJ tn 'i tor driving pony. South Hamilton street, near Dakota avenue. 48 Rural Homes 16 M acres, beautiful home, 8 acres bearing pears, 2 acres grapes, 4 Mi miles from Medford, ih the western foothills, at a sacrifice. ,, 1 30 acres 44 miles from Medford, 1 mile from Pacific highway, all good soil, 7 acres ot 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, This is every foot alfalfa land and well drained and all comes under the Talent irrigation project. This place can be bought right: let us show it Id you, and then use your own judgment. .-' .- BROWN & WHITE lit Sonth Fir Rt BCSINKM. niriEOTORT Attorneys PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-law, rooms t ana , Medford NatUmal Bank Building. A. E. RE AMES, Lawyer, Garnett- Coroy Building. ELIJAH H. IIURD Lawyer, 213-1 Garnett Corey Bldg. Anto Supplies LAHER ATJTO BPRINtto Co. We are operating the largeat, oldest and best-equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Use our springs) when other fall. Sold nnder writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Garbage GARBAGE Get your premises' cleaned up for tho summer. Call on the city garbage wagons for good service. , Phone S61-T. . J. Y. Allen. , . 3' Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. St. 1L Wilson, O. P. A. Attention Ctvea to anything tn Accounting and In come Tax requirements. Look Into our simplified accounting - method. M. F. & H. Building, Medford. Phone 157-R. Farm Loans AMORTIZATION PLAN -5 to 49 . years 5V4 Money ready when land Is appraised and title ap . proved. E. K. Hard, ecy-treasv National Farm Loan Associations. Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford. " Instruction la MaaM FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teachefot piano and harmony. Halght Mnsls Studio. 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg, Phone 72. Planing MlH THOMAS ifOFFAT-General mS work, sash, doors, moulding and screens. 184. 8bop 437 S. Fir. Phone Physicians and Surgeons DR. EDW. DE REYMONTE Spec ialist. Rheumatics, Asthma, Pains, Liver, Impotence, Female Trouble, Blood Pressure, Gonorrhoea, Hay Fever. Neurasthenia, Hysteria, etc Ji'o Drugs No Dope. Free treat-., meats Tuesday only from 10 a. at. to 3 p. m. add 5 p. m. Phone 137. St. Mark's Bldg. 63 A BURSELL, D. C; M. D. Splnol. ogist physician and surgeon. Diag nosis and treatment. Methods ot Dr. Abrams. Office M. F, & H. Bids., phono 29. DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopath 10 physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build. lng. Phone 130. .- DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye. ear, nose and throat. Eyes sclent tlflcally tested and glass) sup plied. Oculist and Aurist for 8. P, R. R. Co. Offices M. F. H. Co. Bldg. Phone 567.1 DR. F. G. CARLOW DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW -OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS ' 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Phone 904-L. . . Residence 26 S. Lanrel Street. Printers and PoBIiSnert MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tno beet equipped printing office In Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, .etc Portland prices. 17 North Fir 8t Transfer EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St Phone 315. Prices right. Service guar anteed. EiTERUR BAN AUTOCAR CO. TIME CARD. Leave Medford for Ashland dally except Sunday at 8:00 and 10:15 a. m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 9:30 p, m. San... days le ave at 10:30 0. m, and 1:80, 6:30 and 9:80 p. m. . Leave Ashland for Medford dally except Sunday at 9:00 and 11:00 a.t m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Sua, days leave at 9:00 a. m. and 12:30. 4:30 and t:in o. m. BY ALLMAN - t ti t -'. -;P!-:I 11 m; I 10 ', ".'ti:: -' nl ; 111-' 111 ii.'i' - 'At' ..