Medford mail tribune., May 29, 1919, Page 7, Image 7

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lull' to ineilimn, i(i'l,rilHuTi,ril)s ciiti
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lor Hii'iulv. CiiIh'h MPIiro. flll'oP',
V acorn, nili'i 111 wi'oio. OH'.c: III!
wore, fiHu. 1'rinln. iinn-liuu'iit wruti
null, imx lot m uiii". I'liitiiiiH, ii In: Imir
linxi'H, liiilf pent inure: Ii'hk Hum linlf
huxen niui I'i'iil mure. IliitU'rfat ttKf
(Mid I'. o. Ii, Nlnliiin.
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'Burnt Kelliiur price, ciinii count.
WHi'i liu vinu nrli'i'. 42 'Ac; sclliiiL'
urit'd. piiiiillt'it. I.V; Mi.'liiti!i eunillail
III curlolm, 4He.
Poultry
Hen. :I2(iiKUc: Iirulki-K. :i0(i73le:
old rooHtiir. J 1.
Miirrnigo LUvnaoa
Wilbur ('. Holme iiml I nun (
l'liilliim.
Kilwiti J. Cliimliolm iiml Jpanie
Storkov.
JoHiinli Huliili I luxkinH nml Pen-
nil' lllllllin.
' Circuit Court
I. I IVek vs. WihIo.1I. ,1'cik. Hum-
IIIIIIIK. '
Hlnto vk. Dun Koffmiui. V. (".
Ki-limidt uml 'lin rli-v Juiu'h. ' I'lilnw
iullv tukiiiu milinon,
Annie I.. Hiii.li vh. Knink I., Ihili
SlIllllllllllH.
Freil Wolff vh. t'oiiliiu'iilnl CiihiiuI-
Iv iMimiMinv. Knr tniuiuv.
Williiiin Ntuilev vh. William Kph
niiiiH, Notice of niinnil. t'mli'rtnk-
iiii:.
K. 11. Ilimli'V vh. Ira Mnrxliull ot nl.
Order.
Uiiiiii Hunt vh, Simon Miwkalimi,
Affidavit.
Stale vh. Mi) rt Potior. Venliol of
miiliv.
11
Ih-obnte Court
Miirtinret WultiT. phIhIo. Proof of
puhliciiliuii.
F.ttn (I. Klurv. t'Hliilo. rroof of
litihlicution.
Ilcnl KHtnta TrmiHfi'ri)
Unliiii'i'n Ciiti'iiiun lo Alitiv Kvii-
iliill TliiiiiuiH, l.nl I I. block
7H, oriiiiniil lon-n of Mvilloril.
lot 13. Mm 78 3
Ciirrio QiiilnrHoM lo Snriili J. '
Hull. Li.tH 111. I I. l.-i. Iilork
4.1.- Town of Moiiroril...-.. 1
J. C. OUinu'i'r ot tlx to Kilwnril .
II. llir.iiH, Limit in 1H, :I7,
1V - .... 1
Uiiliiinl II. K. WcliiT ot Wil
linm V. YiimIit ! ux. NV. of
N K. of.2a.4lWB ... ; 100
0. Winlor et ii x to Hurler &
Tliomiwon. I.itliil Houiio
llivpr Vnlluv On-lmnl Co.
trnct li'iO
Iii'litM'i'ii Ciilniniiii to Aliliv Kt'ii
rinll TIioiiiiih. - l..)l h 12. J:l. .
Itloi-k 78. Mi'iH'onl . 1
S. P. Grew lo Millio I,. (Irow. .
NE. of SK, of 1:1. ;ll. 2K 10
0ro. 1. drew' lo 8. 1'. drew.' '
NW. of SK. of :i. 2K in
llnrrv C. Sloililnnl ct ux to
K. V.-Niiwcll. 1,oIh DO. 31. '
null" Hi'iuhlM Fruit FuriiiM
nilililion . 1
K. M. Conlov ct ux to Coiinlv of
Jiickniiii. Kiuht of wnv over
part of hop. 20. 2W .1.100
WANTS DAYLIGHT SAVING LAW
TO REMAIN IN FORCE
NEW YORK. Mnv 20. Mnrct'iH M.
, MnrliH, iiroHiilpnt of llio Niiliitnul Dnv
lilflit iiHHiii'inliim, tnilnv HOnt miDPnln
to olinniluirH of poiiiiiicrpo tliroimliout
(ho niilinii to ioin in u nroli'sl nu'iiiiihl
t ho rnpcnl of tlm ilnvliulit Ravine law,
A,-riilr on llio nuriniiltiirn) liill culls
fnr'ilH rpDfiil.
HOW
, RHEUMATISM
by- BEGINS
Th eiomclntlnr anonlpii ot rhciimn
dim re uiumlly llio result n( fnlluro of
tha kidnovH to oxpol iioIboiib from tho
jnttim. If the irritation of tlioao uric
old crjratnln la allowoil to contlnuoi in
curabla bladder or klilnoy iIIhiiuso inny
raault, . Attend to It at once. Don't
reaort to temporary relief. The Hick
kldnnjra must lio restored to lieallli by
tha line of eorao RtorlliiK remedy wlileu
will prevent a return of llio dlaenao.
Uet aomo (IOI.I) MIOlMIi Hnnrlem
Oil flapmiloB lmmeillfttny. They bnv
brouxht Imi'k the joyn of life to count
Icea thouHonda of aufTerera from rheu
mutism, Inula bai'k, liimliaKo, Hi'liitlen,
gull alonen, grnvel and otUiir'iiirnetloiia
of tho kldnn.vH, llvor, etomncH, bladder
mid allied organa .
.They will nttnek tho pnlaona nt once,
clear out the kidneys and urliinrr trni't
mid ttio aoothliig healing oils aud horlia
will rontoro tlio Inllniuud tlaauosJ and
orgnna to uornuil heiilth,
All othorM nro imltallona, Aak for
GOLD MIODAL and bo auro tho nnine
UOLD MIODAL la on tho box, Xbruo
fgesf at U food drafflatf,'
The Outbursts of
Everett True
By CONDO
Mii'V - l.irs.-ni ;
UMpTV-UDip. TAKIN,
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LADIES! SECRET TO
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Bring Back its Color and Lustre
with Grandma's Sage
Tea Recipe. '
Common cordon anse brewed Into
heavy lea, with aulphur and alcohol
added, will turn urny, atroaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and lux
uriant. MIxInK the Snxo Tea and Sul
phur roclpo at home, though, la
trouhleanmfl. An rruilor way U to iret
lh rendy-to-uMi preparation Improved
by tha addition of oilier InaredlenU
a larae buttle, at ilttle coat, at drua
atoroa, known an "Wyelh'a Sito and
ftulphur Compound," thus avoiding a
lot of mun
Whllo arny, faded hair I not sinful,
we nil deslro to retain our youthful
appeuranco and attractlveneta. Ity
darkening- your hair with Wyeth'a
Hjiro and Rulphur Compound, no one
pan tall, bei-aum It doea It ao natural
ly, so evenly. You- Junt dampen a
aponae or aoft brush with It nnd draw
thla throiiKh your hair, taklna ono
small strand at a time; by morning
all gray heirs havo disappeared. After
another appllentlnn or two your hair
become beautifully dark, Blosy, soft
and luxuriant and .you appear years
younger. Wyoth s Baao and Sulphur
Compound la a dollahtful toilet requl
alte It la not Intended for the cure,
mlRi'atlon or prevention of dlaeaae.
Xntlro of llonrt Halo
NOTICIO IS 1 1 Kit KM Y GIVEN, That
aenlud blda will bo recolvod until
.luly 6th. 1919, at 8:00 o'clock p. in.
at tha offlco of tho Hoard of Director
of TUB ISOLD HILL IRRIGATION
DISTRICT, within the boundaries ot
aald dlstrlat In Juckaon Count)', Oro
Kon, for tho purchnae of bonds of
rifteon thouautul ilollura ( 15,000.00)
dated 191U, nnd niuturliiB as
follows:
ITi'iO. July 1 1921
liiliO. v .i' ta25
JC.MI. " 1926
$750. " ' 1927
S00. " " 1928
850. " " 1929
8r.0. " " 1930
$900. " " 1031
$950. " " .1932
$1000. " " 19113 I
1 1 unn. ". " i'ii.k i
$1 100. " ' 1935
$1150. " , " 19.10
$1200. " " '1937
v $1250. " " 1938
$1300. " ' " 1939
$15000. .-.'';;,'
' Hnlng bonds of: tho anld GOLD
HILL IRRIGATION! DISTRICT, bear.
Ing - Internal-nt ol per cont'(6 per
cent), payable noml-nnnunlly, the
DOINGS OF
G6K,TllAT WAS
A ioNS Mdvia.
wr IT WAS
PRBTTV GOOD
.VEAPV-
liTW'Um rmMM r
RHpRti-'S2 NYNtS. Trt3
HINB Cov UNO X
t'n nivKsi
aG-r 5ut
SUJiiva on
YeolU
aald bond lasuo t'lnit'HUhject to tho
sixty thourunil ilollura In bunds nuw
sold and outalnndlnK. For further
and dolullvit Informullim, npply to
the Secretary of tho Dlatrlct.
Tho rlKht la reaorved to reject any
and all bids.
TIIF. HOLD HILL IRRIGATION
DISTRICT,
lly I. T. (IALLIOAR, Proaldont.
ATTKST: Chita. Champlln, Secretary.
Notlco or Bute of Government Um
bo r, General ljinil Offlco, Wuahlna
ton, D. C May 12, 1919. (Notice la
Imroby Riven that subject to tho con
dltlnna and llmltntlnna of tho Act of
Juno 9, 1010 (39 Stat.. 218), and the
lnatrncllona of tho Secretary of the
Interior of Buptombor 15, 1917, tho
timber on tho following lands will bo
sold July 2, 1919, at 10 o clock a. m.,
nt public auction at tho United States
land offlco nt RoBOburR, OroKon, to
tho hiKhe.il bidder nt not lens than
the aiiprnlsed value na shown by this
notice, sale to bo subject to tho ap
proval of thn Secretary of tho Inter
ior, Tho p u roll n so price, with an ad
dlllonnl r ii in ot one-fifth of ono per
cent theroof bcliiR commissions al
lowed, must bo deposited at time of
aalo, money to bo returned if anlo la
not npprovoit, olliorwlao patent will
Ibhiio for tho timber which must be
removed within ton yours. Illds will
bo received from citizens of tho Unit
ed Slntpa, aasoctntlona of such clt
Irons nnd corporntlona organlr.od
under the Inwa of tha United States
or any stnto, (orrltory or dlatrlct
thorcof only. Upon application ot a
Humified purchaser, tho timber on
any IoriiI subdivision will bo offered
separately beforo bcinR Included In
nny offer of n Inrttor unit. T. 35 S
11. ! K., See. 7, SWVi SWW. rod fir
525 M.. not to be sold nt leas than
$1.00 Por. M. T. 17 S R. 6 W., Sec,
27, Lot 1 red fir 190 M., Ni4 NB4
XWIi, rod fir 430 M., NV4 NWW
NWK, red fir 315 M., not to bo sold
nt Ipsa than $1.45 per M. Clay Tall
mnn, (Jommlsalbnor, General Land
Offlco.-.-
Advertising Rates
Classified One cent a word.
Locals Ton cents a line.
Legal Five cents a line.
' Display 25 conts an Inch.
Contract rates on application. .
FOUN&.
FOUND Near Phoonlx, nlckol plat
v oil vaccination Instrument , tor
stock. Owner enn have 'same by
"'notifying chlof of police and pay
" Ing' charges. 68
THE DUFFS
REMBwpeB.Uv ttwuneD To Hrap
VJlXH yjlB. PISlIB "ffiYp IHAVETBBl
TIL AFTBaTltti MOWS -.30 GGT
PAN3V S' J;
ii f i il in II -X j. U4a '-,'vv lJ.Ii Ii: Java I I I I
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WANTHD Mini Buturilny nt Imrbnr
Hhop In Tulont. A. T. MnMahan,
Tulont, Oro. , 01
WANTIOD floy with wttool nt l'oa
tal ToluKruph Co. offlco. 58'
WANTHD Kxiiurlonccd orcliunl
mnn, murrliid, for foroman. L. A,
Hnlmlu, 8uvon Ouka Orliurd. , tf
WANTKI) Houaoinan and bun boy.'
' llotol Modford.
HHLP WA1VTK FRMAIjB
WAN'TKU DlHhwaahar nl Cufo Jtol
Iftnd. , . ' ; i :
WANTHD Cook, tbrno In family,
Illmrul ugtin; no waulihiK. Call
0S5-H1. 60
WAN'TBD flood nurao or govorneaa
for two olilldron; refcroncea. I'liono
711, Mra. Frank Ownn. 00
WANTKU At onco, neul olilorly
ludy to lic-lp with HkIiI bouanwork.
Cull of an ovonlng. H20 llcnnntl
uvunuo. ' 51)
W A NTKD ciiumburmald atKah
llotol. -
WA'TBD Short order cook, wnlt
rcHnPa anil dlahwaahora. The Gunn
er Cufo. , . . 60
WANTHD Compotent woman for
Keneral houaowork; alao to help
. tnko cars of two small children.
Wra. W. 3. Atkins,' Talent. 62
WANTED Competent woman to
enro for Invulid lady. Call 543-L
.between 6 ana 8 p. m. . C8
WANTKD (ilrl for general house
work. Phono 507-J2.
WANTED At ono. a woman to,
cook In amnll hotel, ateady work,
wni!Oa $60.00 per month. Write
Hotel Macdool, Macdoel, Cat. 61
.WANTED Wnltreai. Hotel Medford.
WANTED Women for thinning no
plca nenr Medford. Apply U. S.
- Government Employment Office,
Nash Hotel, on Front street.
HELP WANTED
Malo and Female.
WANTED Thinners . nt Mlraviata
Orchard. Phone 597-J2 meal time.
WANTED Apple thinners.
408-R3. - r i
Phone
58
WANTK atlflOKtiliASnBOUB
WANTED To buy 15 tons of alfalfa
In field. Phono 7-F4. 62
WANTED To contract for orchard
thinning. Also thinners wanted.
Phono 740-H. 61
WANTED To exebnnge a splendid
half aero tract at San Diego, Col.,
and cash for a car. A. H. Davis,
Ashland. 68
WANTED A second-hand water or
' oil tank, thousand gullon or larger.
Call J. E. Ciemcna, phone lj-F2.
WANTED Cash for Old False Teeth
(broken or not). Wo pay $2.00 to
$35.00 per set. Also actual value
for diamonds, watches, bridge1
work, crowns, old gold, silver and
platinum. Send at once and re
ceive cash by return mall. Your
goods rcturtiod If price is unsatis
factory. Mazer Pros., L-2007 S.
6th street, Phlla., Pa. i .70
WANTED Electric motors. We
rent, buy or sell nny size. , Paul's
Eloctrle Store, Main and Contral.
Phone 90. ' . 85
WANTED Tho traveling public to
- know that thn Auto Stage Line la
now operating daily between Mod-
ford and Klamath Falls" via Horn-
brook MedforoV office. Hotel Nash.
- ' '62
WANTED Highest cash prices paid
for wool and mohnir. Modford
Junk Co., Phone 283-J
WANTED We pay cash tor Liberty
1. . ltn. !.. 1
uunua. naiua rinuu nuunq uu..
J. F. Hale, general manager.
WANTED -House moving and re
pairing. Phone 488-M or 488-X.
FOB RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR JIENT Furnished sleeping
rooms. S40 South Riverside.
Phone 292-X. ' - .82
FOR RENT One furnished - apart
, ment at Holland Hotel. -1 " :
FOR PENT Rooms with or without
-' board. ' 315 South Riverside. $4
. FOR KENT MrtSOKLiLtANEOUS.
l'"OR RENT- 'Barber shop for the
summer.- Doing good business
A. T. MoMahan,- Talent, Ore. 61
TO LET Pasture ' ror cows and
horses; Plenty, feed nnd water.
;' Cows $1.00 per month,- horses
$1.5,0 pbr month. H. 'Pickett.
Tlrownsboro, Ore. 68
Tom;
T3m, arte 'otf NoW.f
Thes're All washed !
CLASS1FIEDADVERTISEMENTS
ron liEni bodbw.
FOH HUNT Chnup, five-room mod
ern fttrrilalind liouao, bIcbpIiiK
. porch. Cull 815 llonnott, corndr
Hooacvolt. D9
FOR HUNT Sovcn room modem
bungalow, furnlahnd. B01 (North
Centrul. Oanlon planted roady to
urn. lniiilre 613 North Central at
noon or after 4 p. m.' r!
FOR HKXT flovoral modern houses.
IltiHillnar & Loan Aaa'n. 428 M. F.
& II. Blda-. - 1 !
FOK ' SALF MISOKLLASKOCS i
FOR SALE Guh ranuo in (?ood
working order, tb.00. 16 Kone
.vo., ;hono--730-Y. CO
FOirSALK One "wall tent, 1 OxlV.
845 Dennett Ave. 60
FOR SALE Itnrlcy hay In the field,
$18,00. South Peach and Stewart
. Ave. 60
FOR BALK Fine tomato nnd cab
bae plants. - Geo. Takaae, 402
I'.iiat Tweirth street, near creek. 6,0
FOR 8ALB Sweet peas, plnka, ml
gollu. Phone 353-J after D p. m.
59
FOR SALE Crop alfalfa hay on Ella
'H a n ley Place, phone 902, morn
InKS. Call 829, Minnesota Ave. 69
FOR SALE A little last ycar'B hay
for Bale, cheap. See Sheldon, Klpg's
Highway. Phone 171. 68
FOR SALE Cheap, 1 91 7 Studeboker
Six. . Inquire O. V. Myers, care
Prultt-Hittaon Auto Co. . go
FOR SALE Household goods re
maining at C. E. Kirk's, East
Fourteenth; Dressers, chairs, or
gan, sewing machine, fruit Jars,
aland table. Come quick. 60
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay in field.
$15.00 a ton. Phone 869-J. 59
FOR SALE Sand, gravel and sedi
ment. Plowing 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 8ALEI Strlctr fancy alfalfa
seed, sweet clover and other grass
seeds. Nltro-cultnres. .Ralph
Elden, Medford.
FOR 8 ALB LIT ESTO OK
FOR SALE Al Jersey cow giving
between four and five gallons.
Foothills Orchard, phone 611-J4.
61
FOR SALE Good team of -mares
. , wolghlng 3500, harness and wag
on, $150.00 if taken at once.
Phone 740-H. 61
FOR SALE Cows. 728 Welch. 60
FOR SALE Two head of horses,
two head of mules. H. B. Riggs,
Frlnk Orchard. 60
FOR SALE Valley View Berkshire
-.registered young stock, bred from
champions. . Write D. 31. Lowe,
Talent, Oro., , or phone Ashland
6-F1-2. 74
FOR SALE Pure trea Red Polled
bull calf.' born February, 1919;
fine youngster. Modoc Orchard or
Palmer Investment Co., Medtora
Oregon. "
WANTED
To see' yea at No.-O South Fir Street.
v 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.
BARGAINS
THAT SHOULD INTEREST YOTJ
27 acres, near Medford,' fully
equipped, tine buildings, . paid up
water right, including crop, $12,000.
20 acres, Joins city limits, fine
buildings, a strictly modern home,
$8500. This place can't be duplicat
ed for twice the money.
25 acres, one ot the best buys In
the valley, at $5000, Including crops
, 15 nores, tine Improvements, most
ly alfalfa,' crop included, $3500.
80 acres timber'' near. Medford,
$750. , . . . . . .
The FchI Investment Co.
, lower prices better J,
1 values our motto.
is a great help!
TUeVpe Aa Done, ahd Voi
KHOl IT OR VoO WoOLPV
BE COMIUti OUT HEiE. r
FOR 8 AX; REAL, K4TATE.
FOH SAIE Pear orchard, nearly 7
acres, In city limits, Medford, in
angle formed by Stewart avenuo
and 8. P. railroad. Half D'AnJou.'i
half Cornice. very fertile soil!
Irrigation ditch along south aide.
Price very reasonable; terms eaay.
Bco Bemiett Investment Co., Med
ford, or Colonol II. II. Sargent;
Jacksonville, Oregon. 62
FOR SALE Colonel Sarent'a former-residence,
810 Oakdule ave
nue, Modford. - 168 feet front on
Oakdale, and 280 feet on Dakota.
Pavement all paid on Oakdale and
all paid up to date on Dakota. Dig
oak trees, large houao, sleeping
porch, bath rooms and tolletni
modern conveniences, barn and
garage; desirable neighborhood.
One of the handsomest homes In
Medford. Price reasonable; terms
easy. See Dennett Investment
. company or Colonel H. Jl. Sargent,
Jacksonville, Oregon. 62
FOR SALE 100 acres, mostly under
cultivation. In sec. 4. twp, 37, R. 1
East. Joining the Vilas and 401
ranches. About 60 acres under
old ditch; .fair buildings; only 5
miles from Medford; school close.
For particulars consult J. W.
Wakefield, Medford, Oregon. 82
FOR SALE 200 acres, 33 miles
from Medford, on Rogue river,
only about 18 acres under cultiva
tion, good bouse and barn, store
building and clean Block ot goods
On Crater Lake highway; good
trading point; paying business.
Outrange for stock. mile along
river. For particulars consult J.
W. Wakefield, Medford, Oregon.
66
WANTED Buyer for 680 acres
stock ranch In northeastern Cali
fornia, $10,500. Will accept small
Rogue River property part pay
ment. E. M. "Wilson, Medford.
Oregon. 60
FOR SALE Four-room furnished
house, center of city, paved street.
Full price $560. $275 down, bal
ance terms. Inquire 532 South
Fir street. 60
FOR SALE Small ranches, from
four to eighty acres, without build
ings, situate within district covered-
by R. P. D. Telephone and
electric lights. Triced right, and
with terms. TY'Tite your desires to
G. S. Butler, Ashland, Ore. 64
FOR SALE One acre good land,
five-room cottage. 408 East Four
teenth. 69
FOR SALE 600 acre rarm for sale,
about 150 acres in cultivation,
balance woodland and pasture;
considerable Irrigation: fairly im
proved. Two miles from R. R.
depot. Plenty outside range. Half
on time with low Interest. T. J.
Mackin, Leland, Ore. 62
FOB EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE 160 acres of land
in Kiamath couhty; the finest po
tato land In the county; sub-irrigated.
"My east 40 want to sell.
close to school; will take a used
car in good condition, electric
starter and $500 in. cash; prefer
Maxwell or Chevrolet. Planting
potatoes now here. Yon will never
get 40 acres of good land, so easy
again. Mrs. Addie Graham, Klam
ath Falls, Ore., Gen. Del. 60
MONEY TO liOAIf
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 Grape street. Phone 53-M.
85
Rural Homes
16 Mi acres, beautiful home, 8 acres
bearing pears, 2 acres grapes, 4 a
miles from Medfofd, in the western
foothills, at a sacrifice.
.30 acres 4H miles from Medford,
1 mile from Pacific highway, all good
soil, 7 acres 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. 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 South Fir 8t
Vou'SE GREAT"
oh,nes,Voi)'d
TttE TI3ES-
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BUHINESh nmEOTORT
Attorney
PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-lnW,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford NatUmal
Bank Building.
A. E. RE AMES, Lawyar, Garnett-
Corey Building.
ELIJAH H. HURt) Lawyer, 213-H
Garnett Corey Bldg. .
GEORGE T. CODDING Lawyer.
Garnott-Corey Building.
An to Supplied
LAHER AUTO BPRING8 Co W
are operating the largeat, oldont
. and best-equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. ITaa our springe
when others fall. Sold nnder writ
ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon. '
Gwbag
GARBAGE Get your premise
cleaned np for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons for
good service. Phone IBl-T. J.
Y. Allen. ... i;
Expert Areonntant
WILSON AUDITING CO. B. U.
Wilson, C. P. A. ' Attention given
to anything In Accounting and In
come Tax requirements. Look
Into our simplified accounting
method. M. F. & H. Buiming,
Medford. Phone 157-R.
Farm Loans
AMORTIZATION PLAN 6 to 40
years 5 $4 Money ready whoa
land Is appraised and - title ap
proved. E. H. Hurd, aecy-treaa.
National Farm Loan Associations,
Oarnett-Corey Bldg., Medford.
Instruction in Manic
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacheyol
piano and harmony. Height Musi
Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bldg,
Phone 72.
Planing Mm
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, a ash, doors, monlQangs ana
screens. Shop 437 8. Fix. . Phone
184.
Physicians and Bnrgeona
DR. EDW. DE REYMONTE Spec
ialist. Rheumatics, Asthma, Pains.
Liver, Impotence, Female Trouble.
Blood Pressure, Gonorrhoea, Hay
Fever, Neurasthenia, Hysteria, etc.
No Drugs No Dope. Free treat
ments Tuesday only from 10 a. m.
to 3 p. m. and 6 p. m. , Phone 137,
St. Mark's Bldg. ' " '63
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build
ing. Phone 130. ,4
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician' and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye.
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glass" sap
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8.' P.
K. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft ,H. Co.
Bldg. Phone 567.
DR. F. a. CARLOW ' '
DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
I .. 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Phone 904-L.
-Residence 26 S. Lanrel Street.-
Printers and PnMiinem .
MEDFORD PRINTING CO.' has the
best equipped printing office -la
Southern Oregon. Book blndlngi
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 17 North
Fir SL - ......
Transfer '
BADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 43 North Front St. Phone
S15. Prices right ' berries guar
anteed. IXTERURHAN AUTOCAR CO.-
TIME CARD. . .'. 3 c
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. Sun
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. m. Sun
days leave at 9:00 a. m. and 12: JO,
4:80 and SrtO p. to.
BY ALLMAN
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