Medford mail tribune., May 26, 1919, Page 5, Image 5

OTTCPFOTfll MTiTn TErRUNT!, METOOTIT), OTOOOfr, MONDAY, MAY 2(7, 1010
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'0UTi.ANI). Ore.. Mhv l!u Ciil
li lowers riii'oinlH IU7 I. Hliiem, himt,
I -'.Mil II, (III; mind li elinieo, HUIUIIHiii
1 1. Dili medium In irntul. d:H. 5ll(i'
, Wills fair Id Hood, H.7firiill.7.V. emu.
iiiiiii Id I'd ir. )7,7."i(irH.7,V, uoiul In
elmiro cciWh iuiiI heiferi, 10,110(11)
II. (10; medium In uunil, "(lfi T.. :
1'nir to iiumI inn). I .r0f).",r I ; minium.
:l IIO(,i .ll(l : InilU. iHUIIIOi'HJIII; culve.
ll.0(l((i!l,J..1(li Nlorkero mill feeder,
T.IMKii' I II.HII. -
lUiim hleiidv, iwuinlrt 'JII78. I'riino
mixed. lll,ri(Kii 'MM): iiii'ilitiiii. mix
ed, lll.fl(l(ir'lll.fill; ronuli honvicH,
1 H.iHH.i. IH.7.".: niiiH. l7.7.'i(i(ilH.,-Ti.
Milium mill IiiiiiIin hIkiiiIv, rent lower.
IveoitilH -1 1 till. Trillin IiiiiiIin, dill, (Ml
fi.lft.llll; I'uir ti liniii, iH'.'.otlfd)
l.'l.'J.V, vvitrllnuH, HMH 1.50:
vi'llii-in, tfHJ.Kii 0.7i : bwi'h, jll,5ll(
III. MI. , . ..
. lluttor , '
l'dirrr.ANi). or Mnv an. iiui-
ler, firm. C'iiIikk. i:i Henro, fille; O'J
Henre. i")H Ill ni'iirii. fiHe; 0(1 Henre.
ftj'Uis Print. iiiiri'liiiM'iil wriiniicil.
box loin, (liuv, oiirlunx (He: liulr Iiuwh
half emit iiiuro: Idhm limn lut 1 1' Iiiixoh.
mil" eriit more: (nil lerl'tit . .Midi (IbV f.
u. Ii, xliitioii.
Iti'iil I jiliilo TrniiKfim
William ('iiinoron lu l.uouuril
Carpenter, Imid In sec. 8, .
IW), 3. II, a W., $ 230
Walter H. Crank el ux (o Cliy
of Medford, n mrlp of lunil -'
flvo feet In wlilih off WCHt
alilo of lot 4, l.lnilluy Add... 10
Tim moM ib-lmbu'iil wiMit of the
MKIIMIII Oil KiVoritidn WIlM lll'lll nt till'
Cliiiiiinliii homo Kultiriliiv oveninc
Mttv 17. when Mrs. IUmiI riio Juiich
uuve ii imrlv mill dtiiioe in lienor ot
liiT mother. Mm. A mile ('hmuiiliii, in
onlehrulinii of liir lu'rlliiliiv. .Mm.
liiiiiniilin whh prcMontod with ii hirer
bn.kil of Unworn bv the Hiversi.li.
Koeroulimi dull In exemplify t lie love
mill rfMii'i'l which nil feel toward her
mid fuwS'iin exnro ii well iih flow
er. Till' Iioiiho wan elabnratolv doeo
riitml with rote and fernn, The Ifnli
irtn ori'lii'Hlrn nf Mcdl'nrd furniMlied
iniiHio fur (ho lively tluni-tr. pverv
limlv whh ciinliviii;.,! by" tfio music
mul umpired liv fho ueniul niiirit of
Hie oi-i'imiou mul n ccnrrul ironil time
whh eninvcil. Alinn-I evervbodv
liini'i'il mul I hen ilmu-ed Home worn.
Mr. I'red Chituinliii prevailed uimn
his innlliiT In diutee mul f,lm Mircri
(il the Biii'xlH willi her Wonderful
nuililv mul Hiirviii'ii.i.
WIiimi Hiiiipi-r wiih nmintiiii'i'il Hi.'
ttiii'clN (Irt'W minilKTH nml iniili'lu'd
llivni for imrlncrii. In thin ov, v.
et iinii fniiiiil n very iiuri'i'iihln pnrt
mr rxi'i'iil one iinfnrliiniiti) leu fn
Vnroil hv llin rlinni'ci of I'litp. wlm
whh fiirci'd to flit willi his own wifo.
llnl till cninvi'il lliu xnimiliioiiH . fi'l
mul iliil not fail to nuri'i iiilo lliu ef
ficient wrviit reiiilcrcil hv irirli mul
Ikivh of till) volim.'1'r Net wlm nfiixl-
. oil tlio luihleKH with lliin imrl of lliu
provrmii. Airniirinlo ton (lie new.
Hinll.eiiriinliniiH wcro nxcil tm fiivorn.
Mr. Aldim iiriwnU'd I lie hirtluliiv
'like, ilei'iiriiled willi chiuIIoh. Io Ihe
hiiidi'HM of hniinr mid nr tho Hlmrl
rornniiinv uf hlowinu' oul the ciiiiiIIck
viiiul wihliinu'. kIio tlol'llv cut into tliiH
inimt, liisi'iniiH nf nil niiuiil I'uoiIm, IIiiiI
nil iiiiulit- imrlnko mul wixh Hnme
innro. .
Mrs. ChiirlcH Climiinlin nml Mr.
OcorL'i' Jiu-nliH nlno iiHMHted with the
Ncrvinir nml ili'iimtiHtriilcd t licit- iiliil
ilv nml nkill in bnhuriiir a fmv on
one liniiil.
Aflur Hiiimcr thu iliincini? wim ru
Hiimeil mid nil HOimied hent upon ucn
erul incrrv mil kititr nml fun. 'But the
Hiiiirenifl hiicciwh of tho nccnuinii wns
duo, to tho unliriuir offoHtH of llio
chnriiiine IiohIohs, M.rn. JiiiichT . '
There wim never n dill) iiiomeul
from tho time the imrlv nsemhled
(ill llin irueHlH reliielimtlv nml iier
luiPH rnlhi'r uuillilv dnimlil' out their
wrnpn mill ilennrleil nl a n, in.. v
O. 1. Hovil Ihih ft now (iriint Six
which wns delivered, to liim cnrlv in
tho week. . '
, Afr. mul Ww, W. W. llillle iittimdoil
tho hiuh Rchunl hmuiuul in (lo'lil Ilill
ThurHiliiv oveninir. ' ,
Mr. nml MrH. G. H. Allien, Jlr. anil
Jli'H, n. V. Knirel, Mr. and MrH. V; II.
HLrikor, MrH, Mnria Jnenlm ami Mm.
. HriHhear ioineil in tho llnmo Sludv
tour .Wedne.sdnv. Six homos were
viHiteil ami tmieh uhcCiiI inl'ormalion
wan urained.
MrH.'Kiwa Oav and tho eliililron
nro iniikinir u two we'eks visit with
Mm. MjnOiiilknn'in AhIiIiuhI. .
Miin. C. U. Hovil ik cniovinif a visit
from liar mother, Mrs. llrnwn, from
t "ot.t uuro drove,
Mr, nml Mr. V. K. VVtihl havo re
turned froio their nulo trip mill visit.
. in Idaho mid vimtad on KiverHide
Htinday. . , v. .
C. It. Dnvil mid fnmilv molored to
Yrekn Silililiw. MrH. Krnwn accoiu
pntiiod theni mid (hnv Worn inincd lit
RIVERSIDE RIPPLES :
JleiH'in'il bv Mr. and Mi'h.'KihIh.
Mr. and Mrs. T, H, '. J'nrler nml
i? urn I v woro Medl'ord vimlorn Fridivv,
(1. W. JanoliH wan in Modl'nn! Imv
iiiL' Hume ileiitnl wurk ilumi Friilnv. '
MiHH Alien Harper and her 'Hotter,
Mm. llasHor of Yolm; Wii'hIi., made
H week end- viwit with ' friends in
AHliland. ' '
Ulr. and Mij'H. C. II. Wnhl were lius
iiiCHH vinilors in Medfnrd tliu Hint nl'
tho weolt. , : ! ;
t Mr. tiid Mw, . P, ,T, Si'lin(imhiij's,
(JlllH) AwiOlllltN Of tll'lH I'lJIIIIIIIIIlitV, bill
now llvime In I'lirlhibd.'iii'e roiolcimr
over llin nrriviil (l' a Hon Dulii 1'hil
lip Hcliiiuinliertf. ' .
(leurire l.mii'ii went In Ormit'H
I'llMH nil I'll'I'llH iluv lo pnv IiIk tllXIIH,
He luok Mm. I.mieo mul MImh llrt
I'lii'iin ATn I lii-WH uluiiir ho Unit thev
I'oiild alleml I lie i'II'i'iih.
MiHH llerlhii Wonlvcilnn eiime
linino l''iidiiAf eveiiiinj for mi nver
Snrula V viHit nl liuuie,
Mr, nml Mm, (Irunl MhIIicmh were
i'iiIcim nl I be II. II. Aldcn liniud Mmi
dav. llnlihv Slciid Iiiih heen iniHe ill the
uiml week bill I" vrv much licllcr. k
Tli liecrniitinn clnli met tvilh Mm.
I.viiii Hmitli nf flnld Hill mi Tliiirn
diiv iiricriioun. The MNmih llciiver
mid I(i''::'i'Iuimii, IciicherH in 1 lie Incnl
Ni'lmul I'uvoi'cil tho elllh with Vni'iil
mid iiiiitrumeiitiil iini'iic, which whh
milch aiilii'i'ciuleil nml eninvid. Mm.
Sinilh Hervcil ilnlii'iniiH .rel rivdllnelilH
nf mlrnwlierrict,, ine eremn mid enlio.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
irv A. C. Howlett.
rnink Hmitli. who in uncriiliii'X a
dry Imul t'uriii Mel went of north
of I'm.'!" I'oint brnuithl in it itniiiple
of Iiih Inirli'V mul it wim fiillv three
luet lull Hint the LTliill hucmed tu hu
iiiiilo well iiiiituri'd now thin in not n
kIiiii at irriu'iilion,
.I'm. 1(. I". Mnnin, nor Kelinul hii-
pcrvt'ior. whh nne of the lmichIh
Ihe SuniiVHide WciIiichiIiiv niulit,
Mr. mul Mm. AVnller Mvem, ?.!m
lire living on the nlil Hnvdi r place iiiKl
norlh of town, wero hero Thursday.
1). It. Patrick piiHHi'd Ihroimh here
Thumdiiv on hin wuv tu Mejl'nrd.
Wiir Jiicl;. nun of our Mock ilenl
rn. wim hro 'I'hurmlnv lonkiinr ut
ter hnv hniulii,
(Ireen MuthcWH culled Ihe Hume
dnv ami told uf tlueii liomeH or
nuiroH mid til vouni; cult iihout n
uioiilh old thill clinic daxliinir ihtmi-h
the 1 Indue. French liridcu the day be
fore, runn'nc an 1'nj.l an they euiild
iih thev luiKHrd bin place and turned
lluinu up the river and when thev
reilcht'd (I. K. HcIIcw'h lihli'O llin old
uinre. that whh Hiickiuir n eult. ilmp
ped dead richt cIiihu to the mile: hIic
wait branded S tin the hhuuldcr. lie
mid t tint be wn :iln.'iod that hiuiic
one had put new lifu on them. And
on nitkiin; whut new lift.' in. he Mi id
that it wan u linuid tluit burns like
fire when it ix put on nil iiniiiliil. The
proliiihilitieit are that ' thev were
beiirhv' nnd bud been hrvukint; into
Huuieuiie'tt field mid thev had taken
that method tu net ritl of I hem. but
tin v nun who would lien I n dumb
lirutn in Hiieh a wnv ouuht to ho e
vendv iiuillieil,
(!, K, 1'ellowH mid wife wero in town
Fridiiv and Mild that thev wcro Irv
ine to leneb the cull to ilciiik.
There wn 41 foverinneiit iiiiiii here
fn dinner TIiumIiiv but he linked me
tit nut tiienlioii hi naniu us ha nvtiid-
cd iiewMmi'cr nuturietv.
Our mail currier on lliu roulo bc
tween here and I'erstH, Mr. AdniaHcn.
hruuht out a full truck loud of house
hold l'oihIh fur Mm. Itov WilliU
from l'emiHt Thumdtiv
Mr. Hull of I'roHpeet eniue out
from Medfnrd tin the I iirni-h iitnev
und took tbu Muninaii auto hIiioo fur
hnnie, .
My attention wn eulled In the loy
uf a eheekhnnk by Mr. ,1. W.Krv mid
in n very few iniuiitnt I learned Hint
V. I,. Chihlreth had picked it up mul ;
sn-wn m'hI n phnnc i'.ieKiiiro to Mike;
Sitllev, one of tho mcu ho wiih with
thut llie puma hud (beeu found mid '
wiih Niife. It- hud 11 eerliiiu muoiiut
of nitinev in it. i
K. V. HritlHen 11 ml his nuilher!
enino in Thumthiv nfleriiouii with
their civum. but hud Ij wait here 1111-1
lil iiluinst nivht befuro lliu ludcncntU I
ciico ereanierv (ruck eniue in. While'
it in it irient eonveuieneo to buve the
cremn truck uo iii'unml mid irnther'
up the eremn nml cuch for tho lurni- j
cm: but 114 thev buve lo wail until'
ho ciiiiicn to uel nuw ciuis fur the next,
week's erenni. it works' n hartlKhip tin
Ibe dairymen to have tu wait ho Into
for thoin. I miw n man. Mr. Mver.
wnilinc very impulienllv iih ho said
Mint Hint very hour was his timrf to
cnmiitoiico imlkiiiir mul 1hat it would ,
dike liim an hnur lo ill ho linuio. thus!
briauuiif into tho remiliir habits of
Ihe eown in bo:nir milked on time.
AHhh Klla Ilell'ord eaino in from
the Stewnrl ranch Thurstlnv. left her
loam uf iiuilcH ut tho SunnvHido hIh
hlo, went to Ml'.iilfnrd and hack mid
then went home the hhuio daw
M. (', T.Tl'.'liU Uf nrowiiHhnri) and
sbn were in town' Thursday irollimr
ready to tftnrl lo Hond as sunn ns H10
D pi N Qw5 ' O f ;
where do Voo get- That ; . . l Tuierw pan The cashier, f- , ( lU PA.N ) SHcOl-O SAM MoT- '
fiRABBlH' STtFF WHEM I ' . MOW HUCH 13 BoTH rP(1Y, V PlEASE E(?e, HERE. V, MINE J ! 1 IMviTEO Vol) OUT To
EMVITEO VOV M HEPE-? jL . OF THOSB CHECKS f ir- J 6NS ME. BOTH . Or 'K-mTW
. THE IDEA- r 1 - , r. T&semeR, VoWIS . j ""InT fj h OF THEM CHECKS. MvCV ' T( IDEA- iWE ME- '
.siw''
- n j o&l&&.i I " i in ' 1 1 ' ' ' - . .
Hiinw will piinnlt lo uu from hero tu
Ivlaiuiilli enmity.
Orvin KimmouH of Trail eame in
Thumdiiv mul look tho !luniili iil
nev for Meill'orf.-. , 1
CharleH II. Kuiuner mid family
from WmhIiIiiuIoii piiHHed IhroiiKh
here tho hiiiiio day 011 thoir wnv to
Derby lo liiuk at 11 farm, llin little
hnv in trniibh'tl will) ant limit und ho
wiih Innliitnr (or n Incntiun in 11 blub
er nflilude thiiu when) lie lived -in
U'llidiiniilon.
Collie (Iruv and Kd Spencer onme
in from I'orl Klumalli on foot.
erOK'iilU' over si fel t nf hiimw on
I lirt Fidi bike route.
Sinn ('oiirtiiev mid. bis mother.
Mm. A. H. Cfiiirliifv of Sim Jnse.
1 'ulil'urri'a, ceinn in 'I'humdiiv noil
wni'ii luel lin o hv ,nlin t.'iiHtur, Snmrt
lirollier-iu-liiw, and tulen out to Iiih
llnliio. : 1 :
Mm. flcuriiti Triiutv mid Mm. Ivl
t"iv uf MeiU'ord eiime out to visit
Mm. Cov'h piirciilM. Mr. mid Mm,
Childrclh. but when they arrived,
learned t hit t Mm. Chiblrulh had nut
returned I'roni Hiilom. but tbut hIic
wiih tine on the .'( :.'lll S. I', train mul
would he homo thill eveuiutr.
(Iriiiliiii (;bib!n'lb, who bus been
wtirkini: in one of I lie Hold Ilill nr
chiirdii. eiime home mid expects to
stnrt lo work on tho I'roMpeet-Cra-ter
l.itl.e biuhwny for (leome Drown
and Sons, Win, Vender llellcn and
C. II. Nulwick. lint pnrties who I un
deiHlmid. hiive tho eontrnct fur the
uruditiu' of Ihe II'- miles of rmid,
K. I.. Kitlder, 11 pOMtnfrico inspee
liime came nut on the llniiiish iilnev
Thumdiiv iiinniiiiL' mid Uob lluruish
look him from here lo I'rwnert. from
Jlieie to ll'emist, from J'cmiHt" to
Trnil and buck here.' 111.1 mile-H.
ronohiutr Ihe Kitniivsitln nt Jl.Iit) l.
hi. Some oil)', hut Huh in Home
iroer. who ulwuvs tteU there. '
Aimer Houston, a diHcluiriaid V. 8.
marine, and his Hihter.ljiiln of Trail
eniue in Friday iiuiniinir and took the
auto hIiil'o for koine.
('. ,1. Kufur uf llrowiihboro was
hero Friiluv on his wnv lo Prospect.
where he is to build camps fur tho
different t'linvx of road workers.
I'nrbil Smith of Hilttu Fulls w;i a
visitor here Friday.
Mrs. Itudulpb Wiilcmnn, the malin
ger and Hiilebitlv of the T. K. Nich
ols Mure, iiiudo a trip to Mcdford to
Inv in some th;ns in the drv uootls
line tluit Mr. Nichuls bud t ha'c in
the More.
W. I.. Cliiblrelh. our blncksimtli.
bus nut down 11 new sidewalk in front
nf his sbop.
Misses " Itessie and Klsa Niclinls
iveru visitors at tho Sunuvsidc Fritlnv
eveninir. ,
..Mr. 0. C. MeAllistor r.nd wife nnd
son. James Adiihi'l MeCord and
Uulchen Kocuier of Ashland mid W.
Isbel. I'.crt lliut'iibuthiini, Joe Trif
i'eii mul Mr. Jov were ninonir the din
ers totlnv, Snliirdnv. : i
At 11 fcpccinl school meetinc eulled
for this nl'lemuon it was decided to
authorise our schonl board lo nscer-
Glassof Hot Water
Before Breakfast
a Splendid Habit.
Open slulets of the system each
morning and wash away tho
poisonous, stagnant matter,
; '.. - .
Those of us who are accustomed to
fact dull and heavy when we arise;
splitting hoadncho. Bluffy from a cold,,
foul tonguo, nnst- broalb, ucid
Btomnch, lamo back, can, instead,
linlli look and feel as froab ns a daisy
always by. washing tho pontons nnd
toxins from the body with phosphatod
hot water each morning.
Wo should drink, boforo" breakfast,
a glass of real hot wator with a Urn
spoonful of limostono phosiilmto In
It to Hush from the stomach, llvor,
kldnoys and ton yards ot bowols tho
previous day's Indigestible wasto, sour
tillo nnd poisonous toxins; thus cleans
ing, sweetening and purifying the'
entire alimentary tract' beforo putting
mora food Into the stomach. t
The nctlon ot limestone phosph&to
and hot wntor on an empty stomach
la wonderfully Invigorating.' It cleans
out all the sour formontatlons, gnsos,
wnsto nnd acidity and gives one a
splendid appetlto for breakfast and
It Ib said to bo but a little while until
the rosos begin to appear In tho
choeks. A quarter pound of limostono
phosphate 4111 cost very little nt tho
drug store, but Is eufTlclont to make
anyone who la bothered with hlllous
kob8, constipation, stomach troiUilo or
rhoumntlaiu a ronl enthusiast on the
Btibjoot of lntornal sanitation. Try
It nud you are assured thnt you will
look-bettor and fool better lu every
way shortly, ...
i- . .
TH E- DU FFS
laii which would he the ehemior plan
to hire a teacher iih principal of our
liit-'h Hidiiiol or lo him llin pupilK I'on
veved lo and fruiii Medl'urtl to attend
Ibe bii'b Heboid I here.
. For Skin Tortures
Don't worry about eczema or other
kin trouble. You can have a clear,
healthy skin by uslnjr Zcmo, obtained
at anydruK More for 35c, or extra large
botllu at $1.00.
Zemo generally removes pimples, '
blackheads, blotches, eczema and ring
worm and makes the skin clear and
healtby. Zemo is a clean, penetrating,
antincptic liquid, neither sticky nor
iireiiHy and stains nothing. It in easily
applied and costs a mere trifle for each
application. It is always dependable.
Tho B. W. liute Co., ClovelanJ. O.
Notlco of Balo of novornment tlm
bor, flonnrnl fjintl Offleo, WnshlnK
toa, T). C, May 12, 1911). iN'otlco Is
linrnby nlvnn thnt subjoet to tho con
ditions and limitations nf tho Act nf
Juno It, 1010 (3D 8tnt., 218), and tlye
Imttructlons of the Secretary of the
Interior of Bnjitomber 1.1, 1017, tho
timber on lh followlnn land will be
sold July 2, 1910, at 10 o'elork a. m.,
nt nubile auction at tho United Stntes'
land office at ItoseliurK. Orexon, to
the hliihext blddnr at not less than
tho appraised valuo as phown by this
nolle, snlo to bo subject lo tho ap
proval of the Secretory of tho Inter
ior. Tho purchase price, with an ad
ditional sum of one-fifth of onn per
rent thereof lielni; commissions . al
lowed, must he deposited t (lino of
sulo, money lo he returned If salo is
not apnroved, othcrwlso nntent will
Issue for tho timber which must he
removed within ten ver.r.t. nids will
bo received from citizens of the Unit
ed Stutos, associations of su?h ell
Izons and corporations oritanlzod
undor tho laws of -tho Unltod Btatcs
or any stato, territory or district
thereof only. Upon application, of a
qualified purchaser, the timber on
any lenal subdivision will bn offered
separately before beliiK Included In
any offer of a larger unit. T. 3d S.,
It. 2 K Sec. 7. 8W '4 SW 14 . red fir
r. 2 r, M., not to be sold at less than
1 1.00 per. M. T. 17 S.. It. W., See.
27. Lot 1. red fir 190 M.. X NBV4
NVVW. red fir 4 30 M.. NH NW14
NWV4. red fir 315 M., not lo be sold
nt less than $1.45 per M. Clay Tall
inn!!. Commissioner, General Land
Office.- .(,.,;, , ,
Advertising Rates
Classifieds-One cent- word.
Locals Ton cents a line.
Legal Flvo cents a lino.
Display 25 cents an Inch.
Contract rates on application.
HELP WiUVTKl FEMAJdS
WANTED Ijidy to assist in private
boartling house; no cooking. Phone
497-W. - . , 57
WANTED Oirl for general
work. Phono 567-72.' .
housc-
WANTED Cook, three tn family,
liberal wagos; no wachiug. Call
6S5-R1. 56
WANTED -At once, a woman to
j cook In small hotel, steady work,
I wages $60.00 per month. Wrilo
' liotol'.Macdoel, Macdool, Cal. 61
WANTED Waitress. Hotol Modford.
WANTED Women for thinning an
jr pies near Medford. Apply U. S.
I tiovornmcnt-Employment Office
j -Nash Hotel, on Brout street.
? WANTED
To eco you nt Xo, O South Fir Street.
; .WHY '
' Bocause we know that If you are
looking for Farms or City property
at tbe lowest prices we have them
and can suit you. ,
BARGAINS .'
THAT SIKH'M) INTEREST YOU
27 ' acres, ' near Medford, fully
oqulpped, tino buildings, paid up
wator right, Including crop, $12,000.
, 20 acres, joins city limits, fine
buildings, a strictly modern homo,
$8500. This placo can't bo duplicat
ed for twice the money. .
.25 acres, one ot tho best buj-s In
tho valley, nt $5000, including crops.
15 acres, fine Improvements, most
ly alfalfa, crop Included, $3500.
80 acres timber near Medford,
$750. i ,
The Fehl Investment Co.
lower prices better
, values our motto. .-. ,
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BKLP WAN TBI; HAUS.. t"OIt KENT (RACKLfjANEOUH. MOVKH TO JyOAH
WANTEl Men to cut 100 cords of tq j,et Pastur& ror cows and LOANS Karm icon 8 per cent ln
wood, flood timber. It. F. House- horses. Plenty feed and water. torest, 0. C. Boggs. ,
holder. Central Point, Itouto 1. iiO Cows 11.00 per- month, horses r.va ,. , , . ,
. 1. tl -n 1, t)ii, IA)AN3 City ?oans, Ilnlldlng & Loan
. , , , si. 00 per month, H, Pickett, . Jnn nu-
WANTEn Hounsmnn nnd bus boy. Brownsboro Ore G3 Assn., 429 M. F. & H. Bldg.
Hotel Medforil. ' . ' . - 7 ;; . "
' twar. r- FOR ItBNT-Barbor .hop tor the L0N-th W "n SnrtSS
Mate n1 Female. - M,aba"' aleal-.fJr0: North drape street.. , Phone 63-M.,
WANTi;!) Applo thlmiers. Phone JTOIt S5L15 HEnt, TATE. -- -agrr-v; , 4
408-113. - S8 yyy... - BUSIYES mBECTOllT
WANTED Thinners. Kgan Orchard. ,''1 f J .tZZf "11, !
. ifwnA r.tit r a v r.n ; . Joriff, 50 ft. front; two doors off . , - . , ,
-Z l?-- 1 L-.- " PIK. worth fruit, berries Aton7. -
w VTiri-vMtxr-v-C r trnna aml vK,ahles this year. Ileason- PORTER J. NEFP, Attorney-at-Iair,
WAIfTinr MMOKhMlTKOIffl al)l8, Phono nl or mo Kast rooms 8 and 8, Medford JStUmJ
WANTBD Tont, any sl7.e. Phone Eleventh street. Bank Building.
Guy Connor or Morldlan Orchard. VqK salB Small ranches, from A E REAMES Lawyer, Oarnett-
WA.N'TEI) To hnv four or five-room four to eishty acres, without build- Corey Buildlnn.
l-uni-'iiW in i.-. -mved mi iinx in'- Huato within district cov-
Umtalow to I oved away. Box ered hy J p D Tcephone and ELIJAH H. HURD Lawyer, 212-H
a n i,, .nan iriuune. ii ele(,trIc nKh,ts. Priced rlsht, and Carnctt Corey Bldg.
WANTED A good second-hand tent with terms. Write your desires to 7 . v,
at once. Would also consider floor O. S. Butler, Ashland. Ore. 64 GEr?t rA- ; Cn?,H, ' yer"
for tont or tent house. Phone 339 va.ivZ , , Oarnett-Corcy nullding.
Matin? what you have, condition. FO" S.S,; !n- . v"' -
price etc Si five-room cottage. 408 East Four- Anto BappUea
. ' - teenth. 59 w.... - w .
WANTED To exchange a splendid 7Z . , . ;; ; . LAnrn APRiuAr,A
half aero tract nt San Diego. Cal., KO" SALE House and lot close in,
and cash for a -car. A. H. Davis vcrr mont will handle this. 75SSaSCJr ; ,
Ashland. . 68 l"""1
wxTvrClmZZ' - J' - are operating the largest, oldert
nJ eodlJten Five full R SALE-COO acre farm for sale. and test-equipped plant In the P
Sfnrminn nH 2 AddrMs ahout 150 acres in cultivation. ctfte northwest. Use' our prlng
?4 veil TriliunL M balan:o woodland and . pasture; -when others fall. Sold under wtlt-
44, care Mall Tribune. 55 conBldepable irrl)?at,cn; My Iml ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth
WANTED A second-hand water or proved. Two miles from R. R. St., Portland, Oregon. - .
oil tank, thousand gallon or larger. depot. Plenty outside range. Half ; ; -; -.. . ;
1 Call J. E. Clemens, phone 8-F2. on time with low interest. T. J. . : Garliaxe . -, , .
Mackln, Lelond. Ore. 62 -
WANTED Cash for Old False Teeth
v (broken or not). We pay $2.00 to
$35.00 per set. Also actual value
for diamonds, watches, brldge-
: work, crowns, old gold, sliver and
platinum. ,Scnd at once and re
ceive cash by return mail. Tour
goods returned If price is unsatis
factory. . Stazcr Bros., L-2007 S.
5th street, Phila., Pa. - 70
WANTED Electric motors. We
rent, buy or soil 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 Highest cash prices paid
for wool and mohair. Medford
Junk Co., Phone 2 83-J.
WANTED We pay cash for Liberty
bondB. Hale's Piano House Inc..
J. F. Halo, general manager.
WANTED House moving and re
pairing. Phone 488-M or 488-X.
FOR RKN7 EOu'SRB.
FOR RENT Seven room modern
bungalow, furnished. 901. 'North
Central. Garden planted ready to
use. Inquire 513 North Central at
noon or after 4 p. m. ' 59
FOR RENT Five room furnished
house., bath, complete. . Phone
929-W. . 55
FOR RENT Several modern houses.
Building & Loan Ass'n. 429 M. F.
& II. Bldg.
FOR RENT FURNISHED BOOMS.
FOR RENT One furnished apart
ment at Holland Hotel. -
FOR PENT Rooms with or without
board. 315 South Riverside. 64
FOR RENT Nlcoly furnished rooms,
bath. 245 North Grape street.
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR TRADE Violin for a bicycle.
Box S22, Medford. ' 6
Rural Homes
" 16 hi acres, beautiful home, S acres
bearing pears, 2 acres grapes,' 4
miles from Medford, in the western
foothills, at a sacrifice.
30 acres 4 M miles from Medford,
1 milo from Pacific highway, all good
soil, 7 acres of commercial pears,
acre grapes, balanco in grain with
splendid crop, fine large houso with
all modorn Improvements, wator.
Hghj, bath, etc., boautiful 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 to you, and then use your
own judgment, .
BROWN & WHITE
'?' '-' :' 10; 8onh Fir Rt
FOR SALE Ranch 14 miles from
Medford, $2000. Would consider
trade for smaller acreage nearer
some town. J. E. Reed Wellen.
Oregon, owner. 55
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE: Alfalfa hay In .field,
$15.00 a ton. Phone 86 9-J. 59
FOR SALE-Cheap. motorcycle, two
speeu, gooa condition, ueo. l..
Trelchler-Auto Co. 55
FOR SALE Mower and hay raTte.
Phone 565-R. -, . -. ... 55
FOR SALE Dry oak and fir wood.
Phone 818-R. 55
FOR SALE: 80 baby chicks. Phone
777-L. F. II. Dressier. 55
FOR SALE $40 pair New Zealand
red rabbits; doe and her 7 young.
' pedigreed. Make an offer. Few
, thoroughbreds. Must sell. Crane,
1059 Court.
FOR SALE Sand, gravel and sedi
ment. Plowing done. Phone 912-J.
8'8
FOR SALB 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 0ALE Strt.rr rancy alfalfa
seed, sweet clover and other grass
seeds.. Nitro-cultnres. . Ralph
Eldoa, Medford.
FOR SALB LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE: Two head of horses,
two head of mules. H. B. Riggs,
Frink Orchard. 60
FOR SALE Four choice milk cows.
Phone 565-X. S. P. Barneburg. 57
FOR SALE A young fresh cow,
price $42.00; two calves, $11.00.
Phono 370-J. , , 55
FOR' SALE Valley View Berkshire
registered young stock, bred from
champions. Writo D. M. Lowe,
Talent, Ore., or ' phone Ashland
, 6-F1-2. . ... 74
FOR SALE Goats. 1SN old ones,
150 kids. Orvall Turbell, Rogue
River. .: 53
FOR SALE Pure fcred Red Polled
bull calf, born February, 1919;
fine youngster. Modoc Orchard or
Palmer Investment Co., Medford,
Oregon.
INTER URBAN 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 5:16 p. m.
Also on Saturday at 9:30 p. m. Sun
days le avo at 10:30 a, m. and 1:30,
6:30 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 5:15 p. m.
Also on Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Sun
days leave at 9:00 a. m. and 12:30
4:a0 and :Sfl n. ro.
your '
cleaned tip for the summer. - Call
on the city garbage wagon for
good serrlce. Phone 851-T. J,
Y. Allen. - - . ,
Expert AceomitaoS
WILSON AUDITING CO. B. U.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given
to anything In Accounting and In
come Tax requirements. Look
Into our elm pirflea accounting
method. . M. F. & H. Building, .
Medford- Phone 16 7-R. .
Farm Loans
AMORTIZATION PLAN 6 to 40
yean 5 14 Vr Money ready whea
land la appraised and title ap
proved. E. H. Hurd, aecy-treuc
National Farm Loan Associations,
Garaett-Corey Bldg., Medford.
Instruction In Music
FRED ALTON HAIGHT TeacheKot
piano and harmony. Halght Must
Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg,
Pfcone- 72. ' - - :
. . : Planing Mm
vlicS MOFFAT -Gne'rel"1
work, sash, doors, mouldings and
screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. ' Phone
' 184. .
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. EDW. DE REYMONTEI Spec
ialist. Rheumatics, Asthma, Pains,
Liver, Impotence, Female Trouble,
Blood Pressure, Gonorrhoea, Hay
Fever, Neurasthenia, Hysteria, etc
No Drugs jNo Dope. Free treat,
ments Tuesday only from 10 a. in
to 3 p. ru. and 5 p. m. Phone 137,
St. Mark's Bldg. 63
A BURSELL, D. C.; M. D. Sptnol.
; ogist physician and surgeon. Diag
nosis and treatment. Methods of
Dr. Abrams; Office M. F. & H.
Bldg., phono 29. ,
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia,
physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build
ing. Phone 130. . ,
DR. J. J. EM MENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat.. Byes scien
tifically tested and glass" sup
plied. OcnliBt and Anrlst for 8. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Co.
. Bldg. Phone 567.
DR. F. G. CARLOW :
DR. EVA MAIWS CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Phono 904-L.
Residence 26 S. Laurel Street.
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
beet equipped printing office In
Southern Oregon. Book binding
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North .
. Fir St. ."
Transfer s
BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE! CO.
Office 42 North Front St. Phone
315. , Prices right Service guaranteed.
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