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PAOE THREW LAND TO AID IN ANIILAND, Miiv 1II.-(8ik!cIiiI,) Tho iiilv linn muvliiiHoil ' i'rnti tl'iu Niilnillur linirii mi nisro of tliu (lulile entitle, ni'ctlcil by virtue of liiitliwuy development on Walker avenue, ami im in III" market wantinit a iiiirciiMHi'i fur u Nttmiii roller which lliu iniini I'iimlltv invested in Hiiinu vcnrH aisii when lllivilllt, -illHlOlltl III' kllililllllllOll, was in flower. Thin ouiiinmuiit in in aiooiI order mill vuriotiN purlieu have Iiih'II iiiMiivi.'tiiiK it willi u view of iiur I'liiixinir. ...... Si-voriil iiiemliorH of the Mnximin Iralnrnil v wunt In DitiiHiiiuir on Kat iirilnv IiikI to ultciltl u loHuu meotiiitr lit which lliu officer oC Hjo irriinil loil(f of (,'iiliforoin were unwciil, No. .1:1 wnx ho lulu iai Unit Unto tluil I ho virtltolM 111111I11 the Ivli) l)V IllltolllO bile, , 'flu' 1111111111I meetirtir of the Koiilli i'iii Oremni eon Terence of tlm l''reo Methodist linreh i'IomihI on Nuiulnv yiipiiiar. IIUIiuii I'ieri'e, of Oiilil'or niii, iiruniiliMl. mid 11 Hcrii'M of ovnn uolitditt service wiira 11 oliiof old-' meat uf (lie cnnl'ereiico wNHion, bulk iifloiiiooii nnil svvniiiK, iliinntf tlm period Miiv 11-1H incltiMve. U'illl Abbott, lociil hIuiU'IiI of the Vniveinilv of Orciioii, liikiiiu 11 cinirMv in ioiiriiiiliKin. him heeu elected editor of the Kineriilil, the tiiiiverilv nub licntiiui. litb'n atari mt a new mm ler 1111111 wiih iih reporter on the Tid iiiK in Hub eilv. .luck Kiinliiill. of Kliimiitk KmIIk. renreHciitnlive of the WuvrrliiitiKer timber iitleresl. itimlu 11 brief cull bcro tliu hint of the week, incident to tin 11 til u tour of Southern Oreuon unci northern California, iicconipiinied hv liix wife, who wiih formerly Miss l.vln WalHon of tliit fit v. Al Cliieo, thev ineiitioti liavinu' mot TIioiiiiih A11I1I, tt fanner liiininoHS mini of Ak bind, whose really officii wiih pur 1'linned kv Mr. Voekev. A Phenomenon wiih olwerved on 1 1 it'll Klreet H11111I11V iiioruiuif, the milky way beiinr ensily dixeornnhle until after tin) noon hour. itimH lintr nil 'niitrunoinieal theurioH -iih to I'lmi'tH, Holnr and lunal evcleM. I11 Mend of tliu now iiitniiinir over Ike moon. Morion' nolo dairy rig ran umuek in that loculilv. Technically. 1 neiuliborini; barn wiih in ntnniee, the motive power lioimr ill Duriheliciti. and iih a reHiill the tnnibit wum iioiwded. Tlm hour of total 'Veiinriition" in hiiiiiohi.iI to have occurred about II oVIoek Saturday niukt. I'kilWoleott retiirni'd home on fiirlonub 11 lilllu mioiicr limn expect ed. He in tlm only 0110 of the fam ily elan who went overMciiH, and linn xtnm tbrillinif experience lo riilaln. iih (in wan riu-kt near the vortex of aelivc operulioiiH wkeru Iho cnriiuuo wiih Homethinir fearful. I'hil, how ever, nenpcd without a Hcniteli. anil iih an indication Unit lie in willimr to eonliniie in the service. Iiiih ro-ciiliiit-t'tl an a member of Ilia loth infnnlrv. Kreil Kehiiurmnn, atill over ' in France, remains in the vicinity of Al lenny, and in n. recent letter to tbr homo folks mentioiiH tlm eireniiiitiinee of n visit from Secretary of Vni Ha kor.nnd Oun. I'crsliiuL' lo tkat locul ilv. Ho further Ktiitoa that rumors nro al'lmit implying Iuh return eillirr on. 'or bul'oro or after Suntemlier 1. Krei) Iiiih been mirvinir an iiiilolorinin nto clerical mii'oiutuient at 11 nil V licaaiitiarloin, overwhelmed in a imiMi of aeeonntH iicrtnininir to nrmv HiilMiHteneo. iiIho traitHportation nnd equipment Hcliedukm. Alfred Heuvor wiih rceenllv pic toriilllv represented in the auto no tion of the Portland Journal, clem onHtraliiiir Hie incrilH of elcctricuil coittrol nw applied lo l'remier earn. He Iiiih fur iiKKiMiintH in the bitr eor ponitiim witk which ku IK eomiecled. bis brother .Meredith, alxo Cecil Nor ton, both of thin vicinity, and return ed Holiliur bovN - from overseas. Jfrn, Winir Iiiih moved from rooms, in the connected traffic uiiartiirK nn KiiHt Main street, to t lie Do Wilt npiirtmcntH on Allison si reel, where tko environment is one of the pcucc i'ul. tko niiiet anil iiudisturhed. t I'lU-'o mid S011A 11 fiimillur, firm nnmo in fruit Dficli intr Inilustriesi iilan to' reopen their warehouse and pm'l; inif blunt in the loeal railroad Vanls this hoiihoii. an institiilion wkiek has boon a busy center nlonir these linos in iiABt veiirs. . 1 Sfr. and Mrs. J. 1'. Dodiro nru vis ilimr' in Portland, and Mrs. A. V. Hunt of tkat metrniiolis, is visitim; ker dutntktur. Mrs. Will Dodue in this oitv. ; ; Ad QXlciuled eastern trip is in pros poet for tko family of 0. II. Iledborif, tko entire membership of which have left for Now York state to visit .rela tives,' their nbscneo from homo to ho prolonged a month or six weeks. Tbo.ieilv council is wrostlimr with nn ; ordinimeoe tho provisifinM of wliiel roniiiro lieonses lor all pub lln dances which are irivea for per- For Burning Eczema Greasy 8lilve9 and Ointments should not bo applied if good clear skin is wanted. From any druggist for35c or $1.00 tor large size, get a bottleof Zemo. When applied as directed it effectively removes eczema, quickly stops itching, and heaU skin troubles, also sores bums, wounds and chafing.- It pene trates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is a clean, dependable nnd inexpensive, antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we belle vo nothing you nave ever used is as effec tive and satisfying. 'Th?!?' fRw?o.,r;i?v?lniJ,9i i Honnl iritiu. - r'lirllii'i'innro, ti dinner one must bo in iittendaiico at nil these dunces, and children under 18 must he accompanied kv cither par ent or uiiai'ilian. Archie Ktricklainl, now.willi Ike I'liclfin Power nnd l.iuht eomnanv, Willi licadiiiiai'tnrH at I'iihko, Wnsk., Iiiih oiirhl (owiih miller bis Hiipervis ion, i) ml also lias tliu water as well as Ike electric liifht svhIcim in two of the lamer planus o look alter, Ike Hinu'ilic iliMti'int inidcr IiIh control liavinu iillOO miHtoiiicrs. Willi adiletl rcspiiiiHihililiim inure conipciisnlion is in order, ami his hiiIiii v is not fixed al a kaudsoiiiu liuui'c, way nkovc iiiiv-. Ikinit on tko 111 imi in I schedule here where ho wiih formerly employed. Al tkouuli I'ascn is Ihu tlih.1 rilint itiir liukl ami power center with which Itti is viiniieclcd, his home is at Keiinn wick. Ilox II 0. .W. 0. llickcrson. of tliu paint' store, who kill been li viliir on Allison slrcut, Iiiih moved to tliu ilarvis prop ortv on Winter si reel, In view of tko nppi'nnchlnif Itecorn lion dnv, the local cemeteries are be iinr uollcn in order for Ihu annual memorial observance, At a convention of tho Orciriin Ktalo Hiinilav School nssoidatioii, held at Corvailis, May 10-IS. Kitv. J. W. Ilovl. of Ibis city, Siinduv school iniKHiouiirv, dcmonslriilcd specific blackboard appliances for tho benefit of instruction on the part of teachers. Mr. Ilovl was appointed a member of the committee on coiiHtiliilion, as was also 0. I''. Carson, another local resi dent. As heretofore prophesied. Ike ad drnM of Daniel A. I'olim:. 1,1,. II.. at lliu Ckaiilaiiiiiia auditorium on Satur day evciiimr. Mnv 17, proved to lie Ike climax of loyal utterance and pat riotic devotion, spoken bv a mini who has nsHociatoil wilk the noldier Iiovh, not only in eauiii. but in the trenches. Moreover, every auenev in behalf of lh allied forcen in vciieral wan ex lolled, .lew or L'ciitile. Calholie or Protestant on the one hand, or Red Cross. Y. M. ('. A., and Salvation Army 011 the other, while Christian Kndeiivurers wielded 11 potential in fluence bv risini lo any oniori.'encv. Tim speaker also expressed cralifi ealion rccnrditn.' the altiliide of the nenco conference reluiinir to prohibi tioii on 1111 intcrnatioiial bnis. Pre liminary to the address. Dr. Poliuir was the uncst of honor at 11 dinner held in the I'rcsbvteriiin church, the loeitl Kndcnvorers ai'tilii' iih hosts and dispensinir u hosoitalitv enioved hv 1; ileal ineuiherhip ami invited friends. - UvlMtlOCK . POIITLANI). Mav t. Cattle steadv: receipts l,:il):i. Steers.ibcst, HH.llPlo i:i.,rill: enoil to choice. ! 1 .0(1 otII.IjO; medium to Cood, $)0.ll0(r U.OOi fair to uooil. !.()(( JO.dd ; vommoii to fair. 8.0l)(Vi' ll.utl: l-oihI to choice (iiiwh and bcit'ers, ll).(ltl((ii 11.50; medium lo itood. ll..riU(ii7.riU: fair to medium, $4.i0((i!.'i.f)0; eaiiliers. :i.0U(ii'-1.00: bulls. (i.(IO((i'S.UO; calves. ll.0(l(ir.l'J..ri0: stockern nnd feeders. 7.00('10.00. Hints steadv: receipts 2000. Prime mixed JO.OOfiiiO.'J.'' : 'medium mixed. flll.T.'KiiL'O.OO: ronifli henvicH. $18.00 ftt'18.75: pins. 17.7firii'lH.'J".. Sheep steadv ; receipts illHl h Prime Inmks $l-l.0(i(i 13.00: fair to medium. ifl2.50(M:t.a.: venrlinrrs. $1J.OO(; I'.'.OO; wethers, $.0ll(ii 10.00: ewes. i7.00rnll.l)0. , ' Itnttor POI1TUND. Ore... Mav 10. Biit ter. cubes, till score C7!v; 02 score, We: III score fill 'A 5' 00 scoro fide. Prints, parchment wrapped, box lots .'18c: cartons fi0c: knlf boxes, half cunt inoro lesa than half boxes, one cent more, llullerfnt AHfiiiSUo f. 0. b. station. ...... , Kggs Kiirs Sellinir price, ensc count. i'l'Ae; kiiviinr prico. 4:ie: sellinir price fliinilleil, l.")' '!. selected enndled in cartons, -ISe. , Card of Tlinnks Wo wlsk to Ihnnk our many frlonds nnd nolghbors for tholr sym pathy nnd kindness to us during tko nlcknoss nnd donth of pur little daughter Francos; also to the frlonds and schoolmntos of the "Washington school, nnd tho floral offorlngs glvon by (ho Dnptlst and Christian Sunday scIiooIh. . , v .MTI. A'ND MRS, AVHLLIAM Notice, 111 tho pound Al Phoonlx: One black horse branded SI on tho loft hip, weight 1400 lbs, it to 14 yours old; 0110 bay mare, has bell on, 1200 lbs., looks to bo 10 years old. Work ani mals. , A. W. SHOUT, 6 ' v V Marshall. Two Best Bargains in Southern Oregon 402 . Aeros About 9 mllB from vallon; foncod and eross fenced; two sots buildings, water plpod 111 notiso rrom spring, about 120 neros ln grain nnd hay; good ' " school closo. good out rango for stock, all but about fiO acres good, plow land., 11)19 crop should bring around $2500. Crop , . and Implements go with place, at $13,000. v 100 Acros About 5 miles from town of Itoguo River; about BO acros In cultivation,. 2 good barns, fair Iioubo, good wotor, froo watorN , right with some of plnce, foncod, good outrnngo for stock, school olose. It. V. D, and phone by tho placd. For quick mile., Includ ing 1919 crop, J3, 760. ' " .-,.,. . ..:, ... W. WAKEFIELD . , Mr,iixith, itii. ItlOAIi IOSTAl'R INSl'UANCK 'Oruso' and Ray Liberty Tonight l' f-h Si fj 0b. r- iii . M CI-rARlJiS KAY I m. Uns Girl Dodder ' Harry MmuiliiK, MisKomI'h Caruso, ...III O'tl... l...rA ' . . m L'11-.ll and '"riii-y tilt Wild Over M." HAWKER LANDS IN SEA (Continued from page one.) morning, This was assuming that tho flyers would maintain a speed averaging 100 miles nn hour. Hawk, or expected to averago 106 miles an hour. The llttlo Hopworlh blplano carried sufficient fuol for a 24-hour flight under ordinary conditions and enough for 20 hours If weather fa vored It. Hawker's machine carried a wire less transmitter capable of a 250-mile radius. ' " ', f'npl. Itoyiilmm Injured ' Captain Prederlrk P. Raynham, whoxe attempt to Join Hawker In Ills iliish met with accident,. Inquired fre quently for news of hts rival nnd ox pruimod tho hope that Hawker and (irluvo would attain their objective. The pilot of the Mnrtlnsydo ma culae and his mivlgator, C'nptatn C. W.. K. Morgan, sustained painful In Jurles when tholr plane was wrecked yesterday In attempting to tako the air. Captain Itaynham was able to drlvo his automobile from his hangar but Captain .Morgan was more ser iously Injured, his faro hearing three deep cuts which required several stitches to close; Admiral Kerr Next A successful flight by Hnwkor will not mnrk the last of tho trnns-Atlan-tlc attempts to ho mnde from this port Vice Admiral Mark Kerr, be fore returning last night to Harbor Olaco whore the giant Hnndlcy-Pngo planes uro liolng assomblod. satdi I bat his expedition would make the trip In tho Interests of selcnco If de nied tho ehnni-o to be the first. ST. JOHNS. N. P. May 19. The Intrepid youths who drovo tholr planes out over tho eastorn horizon today In ah nttenn't to win for Eng land nnd for themselves the glory of the first trnns-Atlnntle. nlr flight loft tho ground with doubtful chances of survlvnl should their vonturo meet with mishap In mld-occnn. Harry CI. Hawker nnd Lieutenant Commander. Maekcnzlo C.rlovo, his skipper, who wero oncased In full length, non-sinknblo suits, had a fur ther dogrea of nssnrnnco In nn Inge niously built boat, Bhnpcd so as to form tho rear hood of tholr fusllago and proved by experiment to possess considerable seaworthiness nnd out flttnd with provision and signalling duvlces. Unllko tho hugo craft with which Amorlcan naval crows hope to fly to Kuropo. tho planes which soared out over tho Atlantic today wore over land craft nothing moro. Thoy have no pontoons tq keep thoin afloat, nor pormlt towing In case of accident. They nro small biplanes of tho scout typo, Hawker's Sopwltlf- having a wing spread of 46 feot, with a length over nil of 31 toot, whllo Knynhani's Mnrtlnsydo, resembling a bumble bee In flight, measures only 41 foot across the wings, with a fusllago 20 tool long. Both carry a single motor, the Sopwith Is rated at 360 horsopowcr and the Martlnsydo at 27!. Hawker's craft, rated at 100 miles an hour, was expected to attain .108 miles .with . Its underonrrlngoi nliaii donod by'un automatic releasing ar rangement, whnlo Knynhnm asserted CHICHESTER S PILLS TIIK U1AMUNU llllANO. A LaiUrat Ak ynur ttrust1'1 ft (fil'l)ftrrfi Ultimiiitl flnn Visit In Vrd Mil Utthl art&lli botci. MUM. wilk Dltaa Ribti UtAldONn 11 It A Nil 1MJLI.(I. hr ycus tfitwau BeiLEifnt. Alwtvt RrlUM SOLDBV! DmWilSTS EVERYWHERE Medtord. About 2!i0 acres In oultl- NOTAKY rmiMO his belief that his engine, capable of 124 miles with a normal loud, would do 110 at least, with -tko extra cargo of fuel required for tha ocean flight. For communication with ships at sea, both machines carry wireless of limited rango', the Bopwlth having both sending and receiving apparatus while the Mnrtlnsydo has only ' the littler, which will servo to pick up In formation as to position and weather conditions from passing ships, ' TI10 aviators, contenders for the London Dally Mall's $50,000 prize for tho first trans-Atlantic flight completed In 72 hours, announced be fore tho start tholr Intention to land at Drooklands alrdromo, near Lon don, Hawker's, navigator expected to fly eastward about 000 miles and turn Into tho truns-Atlantlc shipping lane. Iloth navigators declared they would depend upon tholr soxtants mid compasses for bearings, together with specially drawn tables for cal culations. Heading east thru the night, Ihoy expected to meet tho sun on Its westward way at a time to give tbom.u good horizon and opportunity for figuring out their position. Dur ing tha night, they said, they would "shoot tho stars" und from their ob servations calculate position, while tho sun would be tholr guldo by way. Iloth pilots expected to fly at an aver ago altitude of SOOO feet, tho the at mosphere conditions would vary this plan. . Start of the attempt to cross tho Atlantic thru the air found tho people of St. John's wishing tho airmen God speed, but shaking tholr heads In doubt. All the assurances of flying sons, roturned from the fighting fronts, could not assure them that the men essaying the great adventure were not flying into tho face of ele ment's which would drive thorn down to watery graves. The unknown fate of Andre, who disappeared In the Kar North years ago Jn an attempt to make a balloon passage over the Pole was coupled with the falluro of Ma jor Wood In the Shortts machine In tho Irish sea recently as Indicating the probuble result of the attempt for the honor of tho pioneer crossing. Of tho flyers, tnroo are British, one Austrulluu by birth. Hawkor, the Australian, Is 27 years old and a me chanic who rose to tho rank of flyer under the tututago of Sopwith, one of the earliest of tXo British airmen. In 1912 Hawker made an endurance record with a plane patterned after that of the American Wright Broth ers and later attained what was claimed to he a world altitude record 2K,I00 feet. During the war he was engaged as an experimental flyer assisting In the development of Sop with machines. when you" wake 9 up;drink glass of hot water Wash the poisons and toxin from ' system before putting moro ' food Into stomach. 8iys Inslde-bathlna makes any one look and feel clean, eweet and refreshed. Wash yourself on the Inilde before breakfast like you do on the outside. This Is vastly more Important because the skin pores do not absorb Impuri ties luto tho blood, causing: illness. whllo tho bbwol pores do. For cvry ounce of fooi and drink taken Into tho stomach, nearly an ounce of waste material must be carrlod out of tho body. If this waste notorial la not eliminated day by day It - quickly teratoma and generates nolsons. Knsos and toxins which nro Vib8orbcd or sucked into tho blood stream, throuith the lymph duets which should suck only nourishment to sus tain the bony. . , A splendid health measuro la to drink, before breakfast each day, a glass of real hot water with a tea spoonful of limestone phosphate In It, which is a harmless way to wash these poisons, gases and toxins from the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowelB; . thus cleansing. , sweetening and freshening tho entire alimentary canal before putting moro food lnte the stomach. A qnnrtor pound of limestone phos phsto costs but very little at the drug Btore but is sufficient to make anyono an enthusiast on lnside-bathlng. Men and women who are accustomed to wake up with a dull, aching head or hnvo furred tongue, bad taste, nasty broath, sallow complexion, others who have bilious attacks, acid stomach or constipation are assured of . pro nouncod Improvement in both health and appearance shortly. WANTED To see roa at No. O South Fir Street. WHY Because wo know that if yon are looking for Farms or City property at the lowest prices we have them and can suit you. ' i .n i BARGAINS THAT SHOULD INTEREST YOU 27 acros, near Medtord, fully equipped, fine 'buildings,..' paid up wator right, including crop, $12,000. 20 acros, Joins city limits, tine buildings, a strictly modorn homo, $8500, This place can't bo duplicat ed for twlco tho money. 25 acros, one of the best buys In tho vnlloy, at $5000, Including crops. lf acres, fine Improvements, most ly alfalfrtr'efop" included;. $.1500. 80 noros timber near Medtord, $750. .. The Fchl Investment Co. Lower prices bettor ' VftlUW OUT WOttOi CLASH letter's Happiness v Made Perfect Of Utmost In-aortane Tint Sha Hm . ,; ,. i , fcviry Car. The expectant mother pbjrtlcal comfort houM be our tint tbuuirtic, uml alt about lirr ltoul(I im to It that her preparation tut imtry'o conJnx 1x9 complete. There if a nxmt plmdld rcmerljr to pro pnru womtn for tin freutmt time lo tbaJr; 1)tm. known ns lloUvtr' Friend. It la ap pIlH to IJie muxrletf of tho aUlomen, fentiy ruUed In. and atonca penctruUa to reliavo ttmlu on tizrtcn, conlj aud lUumentf. It iDakea tha muK-lcH t& pliant tkat they x paml eailljr when baby arrlreti tbo boar At tha tlma ore fctr.-r, and polo ami a&au: at tha rrlahi la orUuilW avoided. Mottxr'a FHcnd ennblcti tho mother to ftracrrtj her health arid iitrcriffth, awl aha reroalna a pretty mother by havl ir avolfted d i com fort flfwl aiifferinc wlilch more often than othonvltMs accompanies trti an occa ako when noturo la unaided. Every nerve litutdo and tendon U thomiiefiljy luiirtcated. DlBComfort durlntf t!jo period I coanter ucUd, and tho nkln, tiftcr tbo crltlt, li left uuouth und unturdi. Writo to tSo Uradneld Rnrulfltor Com pany. Dept. B. Umar flulMlrtif. Atlanta Vwrgitt. for tlxlr ft'4lKTtwol look, and ol tain a bottle of Mother's Prlca4 Xrua tbo Crug storo todsy vdtbout fail. Advertising Rates Classified One cent word.. Locals--Ten cents a Hoe. Legal Five cents a line. , Display 25 cents an- inch, i Contract rates on application. HELP WA-STHTlJ SIAX. WANTED Married man to work on farm. House and cow furnished. ' W. D. Roberts, Eogle Point. 61 WANTED Six or eight peach prun ers. E. E. Foss, Talent, Ore. Phono 372-R1, Ashland. 49 HELP WAITED FKMALE WANTED Waitress. Hotel Medford. WANTED Woman for housework for the summer. Call 1108 East Eleventh. 49 WANTED 5 bright, capable ladies to travel, demonstrate and sell dealers. $25.00 to $50.00 per week. Railroad fare paid. Write at once. Goodrich Drug Co., Dept. 832, Omaha, Nclir. 30 WANTED Women for thinning ap ples near Medford. Appjy u. S. Government Employment Office, Nash Hotel, on Front street. WANTED Chambormail. . Xash Hotel. v 45tt WANTED Woman or girl to cook or assist with cooking. Berkeley Orchards. 50 WANTE msCEUiAinCOUB WANTED To buy two low iron wheel wagons. Dr. Helmsr 51 WANTED A second-hand water or on tame, tnousana gallon or larger. Call J. B. Clemens, phone S-F2. WANTED To buy a rresh cow. Phone 611-R2. 50 WANTED District No. 3, Ruch, Ore., desires to engage teacher for coming school year. 49 WANTED Cash for Old Falso Teeth (broken or not). We pay $2.00 to $35.00 per set. Also actual value for diamonds, watches, bridge work, crowns, old gold, silver and platinum. Send at onco and re ceive cash by return mall. Your goods roturned if price Ib unsatis factory. Mazer Bros., L-2007 S. 5th street, Phlla., Pa. -70 WANTED Electric motors. Wo ' rent, buy or sell any size. Paul's Electric Store, Mafn and Central. Phono 90. 85 WANTED The traveling public to know that the Auto Stage Line is now operating dally between Med ford and Klamath Falls via Horn brook. Medford office. Hotel Nash. . .- .. 62 WANTED Second-hand sacks for rolled barley, 5e each. Ralph Waldo Elden. Russ Mill. WANTED Highest cash prices paid for wool: and . mohair. - Medford Junk Co., Phono 2 S3-J. WANTED Wo pay cash for Liberty . bonds. Halo's Piano House Inc., J. F. Hale, general manager. WANTED House moving and re pairing, f none 4s-u or ss-jl. ' FOR SALB LIVESTOCK FOR SALE OR TRADE 1200 lb. gelding 10 years old. Phone 375-X. 51 FOR .SALE One good work horse, nine years old, weight.1500. iPhone S69-Y.. 54 FOR SALE Eight flno milk cows, Just fresh.. , These are from the - Deuel herd at Sams Valley and will be sold cheap. C. C. Hoover. " ; , -. . , 50 FOR SALE High-grade young Je;v sey- stock from 15 months to two years old; also Holstoln cow.'Leon nrd Oorthuys, Talent, Oregon. .0 FOR SALE ITesh young Jersey, $55.00; also 2S shorn merino ewes at $13, with 25 lambs thrown in. E. B. Foss, Talent, Ore. Phone 372-R1 A8hlnnd. 49 FOR SALE Gnuta 1SN nTti nnai 150 kids. Orvall Tarboll, Rogue River. - . .. 65 FOR SALE Pure tired Rod Pollod bull calf, born February, 1919 fine youngster. Modoc Orchard or Palmer Investment Co.. Medford Oregon, : HEIiP WANTKO Mule and Female, WANTED Apple thinners, lonn Joh, close to Modford. l'hone 4GS-.I2. ' ' P1 FOB 8AIJS REAIi K8TATK. FOIt 8ALB BlRhty acres of timber, W half of NW quarter section 16, three miles south of Jacksonville, Tory cheap. Terms easy. Will take wood at Jacksonville In part payment. See Colonel II. H. Sar gent at Jacksonville. 4!t FOIt SALE Thirty acres alfalfa land under Oold HIU Irrigation ditch on Riverside Drive. Will sell 10 acre tracts, $200 per acre. See W. il. Striker. Oold 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. 64 FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Hox factory at Talent, Oregon, consisting of three elec tric motors, planer, circular saw, rip and cut-off saws, and various other equipment, located on rail road siding. Apple, peach and pear boxes at factory. Talent. Save money by purchasing now. Sev eral carloads fir lumber at Rock Point, Oregon near Gold Hill. John H. Fuller, 150 i.Vorth Main street, Ashland, Oregon, Telephone Ash land 438-R. - . ... 61 FOR SALE One new Overland 90 with extra tire equipment, at a re ducatlon. Investigate before buy ing. Pacific Highway Garage. 51 FOR SALE! Household goods, bed sted, dressers, sewing machine, organ, dining tables, washing ma chine and dishes. South River side. East Fourteenth street. C. E. Kirk. 54 FOR SALE Leghorn and Rhode Island Red eggs, chicks. F. H. Dressier. . 50 FOR SALE Glory tomato plants by 1000; transplanted, sturdy and large rooted, same grown by can nery. Worth trying. See them. Piatt. 117 Olson street. Faske, 511 East Main. .51 FOR SALE Good gentle driving horse, buggy and harness. Geo. Bishop, Suncrest Orchard, Talent, Ore. 53 FOR SALE Two-cycle gasoline en gines. Phone 314-W. 49 FOR SALE High-class Ford buy for , sale. Auto Service Station, Ash land, Ore. 49 FOR SALE Oak wood, $4.00 per tier, dolivered. Phone 788-Kl. 62 FOR SALE A good horse and har ness for light work. Phone 394-Y. 48 FOR SALE One-panel body for Ford chassis at reasonable price. Geo. L. Trelchler Motor Co. 52 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 'Nlantic and Liberty streets. 49 FOR SALE $40 pair New Zealand red rabbits; doe and her 7 young, pedigreed. Make an offer. Fow thoroughbreds. Must sell. Crane, 1059 Court. FOR SALE 50,000 tomato . plants. from Goghano s Glory seed, $3.00 per thousand. Corner Nlantic and Liberty street. '- . 49 FOR SALE Sand, gravel and sedi ment. Flowing done. Phone 912-J. 68 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 SALE Strktw fancy alfalfa seed, sweet clover and other grass seeds. Nitro-cult'ires. . Ralph Slden, Modford. FOB BKJra nOt!8H. FOR SALE Fresh Pole Durham cow. W. E. Bryson, R. 1, Griffin creek. 60 FOR' RENT Three-room modern furnished house, with garage, 731 West Second. Phone 5G4-L. 52 FOR , RENT Modern 'Seven-room cottage. 439 North Front. o3 FOR RENT Five-room furnished bungalow; one Job carpenter shop; apartments or office rooms in brick buildings at 131-209-213 West Main street. John F. White. 64 FOR RENT Several modern houses. Building & Loan Ass'n. 429 M. F. A H. Bldg. - ' Rural Homes 16 Mi acres, beautiful home, 8 acres bearing pears, 2 acres grapes, 4 V4 miles from Medford, in the western foothUls, at a sacrifice. 30 acres 4 'A miles from Medford, 1 mllo from Pacific highway, all good soil,. 7 acros of commercial pears, acre grapes, balance in grain with splendid crop, fine large house with all; modern improvements, .water, lights, hath, etc., beautiful view from the homo. This is every foot alfalfa land nnd well drained and all comes under the.Talont irrigation project. This place can be bought right; let us show It to you, and thou use your own Judgment. BROWN & WHITE ' IQSonth. fx Qt, ' ' FOR BENT APARTMENTS. FOR RENT Furnished apartment. 322 South Central. Phono 403-x-3. 60 FOB BENT FtJBNlSHRD HOOMH. FOR RENT Ono furnishod apart ment nt Holland Hotel. FOR RENT Rooms with or without board. 315 South Riverside. 64 FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms bath. 245 North Grape street. TARBN UP. TAKEN UP Black pony. Owner may have same by calling at J. H. Llnville's, Central Point Highway, and paying charges, 51- MONEI TO VOAK LOANS Farm loans 6 per cent In terest, O. C. Boggs. . i. 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 Grape street. Phone 53-M. , . 85 BUSINESS, DIRECTORY AttoruejB PORTER J. NEFF, Attorn ey-aWaw, rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. . A. E. REAME3, Lawyer, Garnett- Corey Building. ELIJAH H. HURD Lawyer, 213-14 Garnett Corey Bldg. Anto Supplies LA HER AUTO SPRINGS Co. We are operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant in the Pa cific northwest. Use oar springs when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. Sarsegs - GARBAGE Get your premises cleaned np for the summer. Call on the city garbage wagon for good service. Phone 161-T. J. Y. Allen. Expert Accountant WI1,80N AUDITING CO. B. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given to anything in Accounting and In come Tax requirements. Look into oar elmplrtled accounting ' method. M. F. & H. Building, Medford. Phone 157-R. - Farm Loans AMORTIZATION PLAN 5 to 40 years 5 Money ready when land is appraised- and title ap . proved. E. H. Hurd, aecy-treaa. . National Farm Loan ABSoclatlouB, Garnett-Corey Bldg., Medford, , Instruction in Music FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacheiot piano and harmony. Halght Musi Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg, Phone 72. ;' Planing Mm THOMAS MOFFAT General .mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 8. Fir. Phone 184. . . Physicians and Surgeons DR. EDW. DE REYMONTE Spec ialist. Rheumatics, Asthma. Fains, 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; M. D. Splnol. oglst physician and surgeon. Diag nosis and treatment. Methods of. Dr. Abrams. Office M, F. & H. Bldg., phone 29. : " -: DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build ing. Phone 130. DR. J. J. EMMENS Phyaiolatt and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear,- nose and throat. Eyes aolen-. tlflcally tested, and glass0 sup plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8, P. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. H. Co. , Bldg. Phone 567. - . DR. F. G. CARLOW' DR. EVA MAIWS CARLOW . OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS . 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. ' ' Phone 904-L. -Residence 26 S. Laurel Street. Printers and Publishers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. haa the : host equipped printing office in Southern Oregon. Book binding loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc Portland prices. 27 North Fir St. . : - Transfer BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE) CO. Office 42 North Front St Phona 815. Prices right Servlcs guaranteed;-' (- INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO. ; . v 1 TIME OAltD. - Leave MecUord for Ashland dally except Sunday at 8:00 and 10:15 a. m. and at. U00,,4i.00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 9:30 p. m. Sun days le ave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 5:3Q and 9:30, p, m. ' . v Leave Ashland for Medford dally excopt Sunday at 9:00 and 11:00 a. m. and at i:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Sun days leave at 9:00 a. m. and 12:80, i3Q tad 1:30 fit aw , v ".