Medford mail tribune., June 04, 1919, Page 5, Image 5

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mIiiiiiIv! rix'olplMf fir. Milium, IionI,
im i.mitti'ia.wii uniiii io I'linR'fi, iii,rio
di) 1 1.(11); tiii'ilhilii In uiiiiiI, II..'iO(ii!
iO.i'iO; 1'nir lii ' ifiiiiil. H,7ri(ui).7r.i
common In I'll If, 7.7.1(11 H.7.') ; unoil In
I'liuli'C, ll,fill(M 1(1.(11): iiiiMliiini to
Uiuiil, l).niirH0.0H: t'nir to liiciliiini,
M.GII(ii)fi,r(ti, ciiiihtirN, i)i:i,(IIIi'I.iiii:
llllllH. .0I(U8.01) i CIllVl.H. lfl).(l()(H
3:1.00. . - .
IIiium Hli'iiilv, riwniiilM'HOl. Prime
inlxi'il, IJI.ii "(h 1 O.fiO ; medium mixml,
I HJ-idi l 11.110; ruiiuli lii'iivicH,.IH,IKI
(ill 1 8.7(1; IiIum, l7.7fKlH.a.".
Klii'i'ii HimiiIv. rci'dinlM liri.ri, I'riniK
IiiiiiIim, l'J.(M)l 11.(10; I'mr til medium.
II.OOOi 10.00; vwirlinirx. if (l.n(l( H.r.O ;
wi'llierN, $7.l)(in8.(ili ewe. tl.lll(o
7 no, -
Jlullor
I'OltTLANI). .Ii -I. Hut U.r- low-
it, CuIipm, Oil Ni'iirn, 521", 1)2 hi-oi-.
nt; 01 Kcnru, fide; iirlnlH, viiiri'limonl
wrimiml,,lin. lulu, fillo; I'ltrliuiM, f7r
liiiH' ImiXcn, liulf ci'iit iimri". lex tlinh
hiill Iioxih, one cent mure, lluttiirfiit,
ft5(r.(lu f. il. Ii. nIiiIiiiii,
,
KtUM
Hulliiitr price, cnu rmml, flop; huv
Our nrii'is MHi-i kcIIIiiu urico, iniiiilluil,
'Kli'i Hclcclcd I'uiiilk'il iii cm-tuun,
llllltlT
l lotiM. :)oi io.; iiroiiiTK, :ior
n n.
IIKKHK CKKKK. . Juhn 3. S.-II.
OonrliU'V. ' tlui IminliT. Iiiix (minted
Alp. T.cwm h Mora in Kiitlu Point.
'I'lio MinNi'M Minn mill Mvrtln Min-
tcr nro thiuiiiiiv fruit ul lliu Wilfliiv
orchard.
.Ml, (tint Mm. Midi "Iiuvi- moved
Inlo Iheir lu-w IioIim near lb ncIiooI.
.Mm. Ibti m In niior liciiltli,
J I. Hertrunil iiiul A. I.nnclicr linvp
rctnrni-il from Sun Kniiwihru to their
lioiiirxtniul. Tlii'V hyil been ill t lie
cnv iiurinir inn iiiintrinv mmjton work
in if nt tint Irutlii,
Jim nnil Will Merrill have cone lo
rriiNiwnt to work on the liiirhwnv.
K. N, Denrdorff mnl fnniilv viilixl
nt II. Wfltkiim Inst wock Iwforo ko.
iiiK lo llicir now home near An
kpIih. Mr. Iii'iirdorl'f wna nriuoiiuil
of Ilia Kmrle Point ki-IiooIh tho unxt
winter. Thiv will lid trrt-ntlv missed.
J;M.' Hehnffer of Prospect m In
Wednesday evening and iipent f)c
nlttlit with us. Ilo was on his way
up lirnno: ' - .
Frauk 8. Olovnr ot Portland wna
horu Tluirnduy vltltlnx ono of hli
old richoalmnte. II. .J. Dovanny, ouv
banker. Mr. (llovor I ono of tbe
trvellnrt Inmirmico ncunt, ImvliR
cliirK of qulto tt ntlmlKir of ttjnnc'.OH,
nnd Mr, noTany tn ono of rho i
nutinld. Ilo wntj txpoctliiK to meit
hla faniHy In Mod ford Friday moru
Inff, ao took a. run down hero from
Portland to moot hla wlfo and alio
moot an old tlino frlond. Whon tlioy
Imaan to think nliout dlnuor' Mr.
Onvanoy brought him to tlio Sdnny
aldo. ' "
John Chnmliora of tho F. L. I),
eompony ranch nnd Prod Dunlnp ot
Ditrhy woro also dlmira lioro Sunday.
Kobort Tlulltt and Thomas Verrtal
of It (who omak nnd O. H, Johnaon,
who baa boeil omployod on tho Wll
floy orchard, worn alao hero on
I) ml liens Thursday.
Our achool closed 'Wodnasdny
nttornoon and on Thnndny thay nnd
a rogulur old llni achool and com
munity plcnlo under the nuBplcoa of
the rk1o l'olht .Tnduatrlot club.
Thoro waa tho usual sports and .the
ofrerliin of prlnefl for tho host par
formancas.' Amonit tho oxorclsoa
wnn fdurrncliig, Jumping, : bnakot
bail throwing, nnil driving by tho
Indies, throo-legKod nu'U, wlioolliar
row rnco, plo ontlns contost, beat
club arllolo and beat olub oxhlblt.
There waa qnlto a number of pflies
' of farad; ; Tbora ,war also soino good
apeaklng by vlsltora, nmoiiK 'whom
Waa our county, achool superintend
ent, 0. W.-After, Mr. Hondoraon of
Central Point, 'nnd Mr. Hoposs, whr
aeema to bo directly Intorostcd In
the olub work of the elate. ' About
noon they adjourned for dinner, and
' ovoryone who ovor attondod a picnic
on Biitto crook and partook ot ono
of1 the' plnnlo .dlimera Bitch aa tho
Indies of thla ioctlon put ttp,knowa
It waa fully hp to dnte, ;The apoak
InR waa geifernlly along tho lino of
olub work and some fine ldoaa woro
preaentod. Tho plcnlo waa hold In
a grove nonr tho W. lfl. Butter plnce
on I.lttlo Butte creek and although
tho day wnB not so warm and ploaB
aht m might lie doelred, still all
linnds aoamad to enjoy thomsolvcB
very much. ;
It la with deop rogret that wo
have to bid adlou to our two touolt
ors, 'ProfcBaot' Denrdorff, tho prin
cipal, and MIbs Tina Donodict, our
primary toachor, for while their
Work In tho school him not ' boon
What they and the patrons ot the
school doslred, still considering tho
dlfflonltlos under which tlioy lubor
oil oil account of tho 'Kill," as they
Iiitd to close the achool twice, on thnt
accotiht, and then right In (he mlddlo
of the term had to ohnnge touchers
. Mlss'lnrnnce Lenslny and Installing
anow toikchnr In tho liilorinndlnto do
pnnment, Miss Yestn Ponnlngton of
Albany. (Taking all this Into 'the nc
pouui wfi lUluk tjiut, oui vcliool Xr
REESE CREEK MS
EAGLE" POINT EAGLETS
Bv A. C. nowlett . ..
tirugui up us wvll nt most of tho
country snhools,' I uni re'iunHtnd lo
Uinder the thuuks of lh leacliors for
(ho llliiirnl diiniit Ions offoriid In tho
way of prizes and Ihn oilier nsslst
aiice rendered, eiuiniilully to' lloso
who fiiriilshiid tile iiutoH to convoy
tho children und tmichiirs to unci
from tho plcnlo grounds.
In spouklng of the removal of our
touchers, especially Professor Deiir
dorrr and MISS lliineillct, they will
not only ha nilnsnd from Ilia udticu
tliiunl and slK'lul circles, but mure
iispoeliilly ri'oui thn Huiiduy Mcliool
und , CIii'IhIIiiii Hiiilouvor society
work, for wlillo they hnvo 'boon a
ureal help In the social life they
liiivu boon very active In tho Huniluy
school nnd Christian Kndouvor so
cle! y work. .
ttherlff Olmrles Terrell and Isruol
I'lilton of Hullo Kails pnsHod throuith
hern Friday luornliiK on tti'tlr way
lo llutlo Kails with the Derby und
flu t tri Fulls ballot boxes,
Charley Whuoditn, ono of tho man
on tho VfllMny orchard, came In Fri
day morning lo have hl horse shod
and found that It wns Memorial day
nnd thnt tho' blncksmlih shop was
closed. ,
' Ham Courtney hns finished flitting
on two coals of paint on tho front
of Frank Lewis' confectionery shop,
Itroutly Improving lis appeurmico.
I sno (hat "11111" l.owls, our Jltnoy
driver, has commenced to run to und
from Miidford twlco a day, luavlug
hero at X:30 a. in. mid 2:1)0 p. in.,
and Ihnt Mr. llurnlsh, tho mall cur
rier from here to Modford, has cut
tho prlco of passcngnra from It for
the round trip to 75 cents.
Friday wo had Mr. and Mra. Ham
ilton Welkins, Prof, and Mrs. Deur
dorff and aon Frank, a atrangar
whoso inline I did not learn, Miss
Jlyrtlu M Inter, Mr. unit Mrs. J. II.
Mctlao and three hays, Mrs. Wing
and Mrs. II. 1C. McUeo of Aahlnnd
hero for dlnnor.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oopport and
hla aon. llornco, hla daughter, Mra.
Ixtroy Casey and unr two boys, and
two younger brothers camo out from
their homo near llutlo Fulls Friday
morning and called at the Sunnyslde
nnd took In another member of the
family, Miss Zulu Oopport, end want
to Jacksonville to take part In the
Memorial exorclsea. On their return
Mlsa X.ula and Mra. Casey and two
hoya remained at tho Huunysldo und
nro atlll hero this Saturday after
noon. - . j
There was a general turnout of
our cltlxens on Friday, some going
to Med ford, soma to Central Point, I
and others to tho Antelope comutory
lo visit and decornle Iho gruves of
diipnrled loved ones.
, This Saturduy morning, by special
request, your correspondent wont to
Medford, and while going went on
to Jacksonville, whore the prospec
tive groom, Itoliert 10. llurnlsh, and
hla father, Ham II. ulnrnlsh, had
gono to procure a license to unllo In
marriage the aforesaid Ttobart K.
llarnlsh and Miss Uesslv Klchrls.
ItoturnluK shortly boforo noon to tho
llollaud hotel, Medford, we mot Mr.
Cllironco Kobernett and. Miss Fuy
Porry and the prospective brldo, and
at high noon your correspondent
pronounced tho worda that united
them as man and wlfo "until death.
no mem part." .
While riding over the country- I
could not hut notice tho bountiful
crops at grain and hay all along the
routo. I had heard so much com
plaining of rho lack of moist nro and
how tho crops wore sutrertng for
wnnt of ruin thnt I was sgrocahly
Babiet Smile
whn itomschs da their
work and bowala oiov nstunlly.
fretful, crying baUsa need
MRS.WINSLOVTS
lTNUr
TW Uub' aaJ UiUn.'. laoW
to nuke the stooisch digest food
and bowels to move u they
enouio. iooiatne aoeicohol.
opuiM, esrcouo, or outer
Fourteen Acres High Class Pear Orchard
This Is locatod Just outside of Medford city limits and one mtlo
from tho business district. Fronting; on the Pacific Highway. 11
acros Ilartlott pears and 3 acres Newtown apples, 11 years of ago,,
now showing a fine crop of fruit on the trees. Best ot soli and
Irrigated. No buildings. Como fcnd soe this, you will like It.
Trlco 17500. Reasonable terms If desired, ,
PAGE-DRESSLBfc CO.
. ttUO ICast Muln St.
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
OLIVIA. VJiano Nl)U LlkETO ti'c DoW
Shoppwi; virrM meP-TU "Diice Voi
lit LDfli ll ' Vimt.6 VIE E OOViH -
disappointed to see such a flno pros
pect for 'grain-, especially wheat und
com; and so fur us tho alfalfa vus
coneorneil, tho crop lliat has been
cut Is fully up lo the standard. After
dinner I visited or mot iiulta a num
ber of old tlmo friends, and paid
my raspents to tho Modford Mull
Trlbuno . of flea, where I hud the'
plaasuro of anno more mooting our
old editor, tloorga Putmun. Hhortly
ufturwurils 1 mot two of our neigh
bors, Mr, and Mrs. Fuller, and they
Invited mo to rldo home with thorn,
which Invitation I gladly accoptod,
and now am finishing up my Butur
duy letter to tho Mail Tribune.
DIRECT CABLE SERVICE TO
' SOUTH AMERICA PLANNED
p
NEW-YOIIK. Juno 4.,-- Arrange
InentM for direct cable Horvice be
tween (he (Suited KtutUH und firur.il
mid llieiiee iilomr the entire ciiHtern
eiuiHt of South America have been
enlercil int o bet ween the Wentcm
Ijiion 'i'elouritili eoniimnv mid the
Wmtura Ti'liignnili coiiiimuv ol' Ureal
Urilnin.
EAT LESS
AND TAKE
SALTS
Takt a (rUut of Baits before break fist
if your Book hurt ea Bladder
bothers yon.
The 'Am'
"i anft womeM must
guard omuliT; J'nst Kidney troublev
Usoausa we eat too much and all our food
la rich. Our blood is fllled with "rlo
acid which the kidneye strive to flltar
out, they weaken from overwork, beoome
aluggishi the ellmlnatlve tissues clog and
the result ia kidney trouble, bladder
weakness and a general decline In health.
When your kidneys foal like lumps of
kad your baok hurt or the urina la
eloudy, full of sediment or you are
oblh-rd to aeok relief two or three times
during the nighti U you euiler with sick
beadaoho or dlirf, nervous spells, aeid
stooisch, or you have rheumatism when
the weather Is bad, get from your phax
meolat about four ounces of Jad. SalUt
take a Ublespoonful in glass of
irater before breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys will then act line.
This famous salt la made from the add
of grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lltliia, and haa baen'uaed for generations
to flush and atimulate clogged kidneys;
to neutrallu the acids In the urine so it
no longer ia a source of irriUUon, thus
ending bladder disorders.
Jad Belts ia isexpenslve) cannot In
jure, makes -A delightful effervescent
lithla-water beverage, and belongs ia
every home, because nobody can make
a mistake by having a good kidnoj flush
ing an) time.
Trortsuror's Notice
NOTICE IS HKREBY GIVEN thnt
tho City ot Medford has called for
payment nt the face valuo and ac
crued Interest and will take up and
cancel Jutv 1. lblfl thn follnwlnir de
scribed Improvement bonds of said
Nos. 639 to 675, both inclusive,
dntod July 1. 1911 ' i
Nos. 719 to 798, both Incluslvq,
tinted July 1, 1911
IXos. 823 to H90, both Inclusive,,
dntod Julyl, 1911
Nos 1611 and 1613, dated January
1, 1913
Nos. 1613 to 1C19, both Inclusive,
dated January 1, 1913
Nos: 1696 to 1729, both Inclusive,
dated Jnnuary 1, 1914 -
Interest on the abovo named bonds
will censo at tho next semi-annual
Interest payment (Into July 1, 1919.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, June 4,
1919. MAIIY A. HASWELL,
City Treasurer. '
Notice of-Sulo of OoVernment tim
ber, General Land Office, Washing
ton, D. C May 12, 1919. Notice is
horohy given thnt subject to the con
ditions and limitations of tbe Act of
June 9. 1916 (39 Stat.,' 218), and the
Instructions of -tho Secretary ot the
Interior of September .15, 1917; the
timber on the following lands will be
sold July 2, 1919, at 10 o'clock a. m.,
at public auction at the United States
innd office at Hoseburg, Oregon, to
the highest bidder, at not less than,
tho appraised yaluo as shown by this
nottce,sale to bo subject to the ap
proval of tho Socrotary of the Inter-
nu Ueaveija
..1,. I i - r
PpltJHR Fob
IT s gohg. ;
lor, T'fle purchase price, with an ad
ditional sum of one-fifth of ono- pur
cant thereof biting commissions al
lowed, must' be deposited at time of
sale, money to be returned If sale" Is
not approved, otherwlxo patent will
Issuo for 'the timber which must be
removed within ton years. Hlds will
bo received from cltlxens of the Unit
ed Htutes, associations of such cit
izens and corporations organized'
under the laws of the United States
or any state, , territory or district
thereof duly. Upon application of a
qualified purchasor, the timber an
any legal subdivision will be offered
separately before being Included In
any offer df a larger unit, T. 38 B
H. 1! K Bee. 7, SWy BW, red fir
fi'ili Tit., not to bo sold at loss than
1.00 per. M. T. 17 8., II. 0 W., Bee.
27, Lot 1, rod fir 100 M., N 14 SK'A
NW, red (ir 430 VI., N14 NW!4
NW'4, red fir 31 S M., not to be sold
nt loss than $1.45 per M. ' Clay Toll
man, Commissioner, Uanerul Land
Office. '
Advertising Rates
- Classified One coot a word.
Locals Ten cents a line.
LegalFire cents a line.
Display 2C cents an inch.
Contract rates on application, ;
HELP WAHTtfli MAfJC
WANTKD Man to hard sheep. John
Macdonald, Gold Hay. G4
WANTKO Mon to cut wood and
. clear land on Webster ranch.
Phone 085-J-3. ' ' 87
WANTKD Barber for Saturdays.
A.' T.'McMahon, Tulont, Ore. 67
WANTED A shoephorder. , Frank
IoFord, Central Point. Phono
20X4. J 67
WANTED ' Experienced orchard
' man, married, for foreman. , L. A.
Bulude, Seven Oaks Orchard. If
WANTKD SITUATION.
WANTED Position In office, by a
young. Tady: some experience In
both .. bookkeeping and . stenog
raphy, lkix 7i, Mall Tribune. 67
I1GLP WANTED
Halo and Female.
WANTED Census clerks. 4000
needed. $92 month. Age, 18 up
ward. Experience unnecessary.
For free particulars of examina
tion, write jf. Leonard (former
govornment examiner) 760 Eqult
ublo BIdg., Washington. . 64
WANTED Mon and women ' for
thinning at Phlpps Orchards. 67
WANTED Man or woman, salary
S24, full tlmo. -506 an hour spare
tlmo, selling guaranteed hosiery to
wearer. Experience unnecessary.
Guaranteed Mills, Norristown, Pa.
WANTED Apple thinners. Phone
132-H.- C. II. Corey. 63
WANTED Thinners. Egun Orch
ard. Phone 597-IW.-- ' 63
WANTED Thinners at Mlrnvista
Orchard. Phone 597-J2 meal time.
WAJiTErs MUOKiiliAJTSOTJB
WANTED- To . buy Dain or other
, hay rake and scales. Phone 28
, H-3. ... i. ... 62
WANTED Barber to take charge
ot shop for summer. A. T. Mc
Mahon, -Talent, Ore. . 67
WANTED Cash for Old False Teeth
(broken or not). Wo pay $3.00 to
$35.00 par set. Also actual value
for diamonds, watches, bridge-
1 work, crowni, old gold, silver and
platinum. Send at once and re
1 celve cash by return mall. Your
goods returned if price Is unsatis
factory. . Mazer Bros.. L-3007 S.
5th street, Phils., Pa. 70
WANTED Electric motors.. We
rent, buy or sell any site. Paul's
Electric Store, Main and Central.
Phono 90. 86
WANTED We pay cash tor Liberty
bonds. Hale's Piano House Inc.,
J. F. Hale, general manager. - '
WANTED House -.Moving and
pairing. Phone 4SR-M or 488-X.
INTER URBAN AUTOCAR CO.
- TIME CARD. : -
Leave Medford tor 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. in. Sun
days le ave at 10:30 a, m. and 1:30,
5:80 and 9:80 p. m. - i 'V'
Leave Ashland for Medford dally
except Sunday at 9:00 and 11:00 a.
m. dnd at 1:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p.' m.
Also on Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Sun
days leave at 8:00 a. m. and 1:S0.
4:80 and t:tfl D. in.
No Wondef
oiioii.. ie Lost mW I
- c ucil I muc mj MM
some time Md Mow
i i i
easaaMeiMSaMaMaweMeeseMesaMiaa n i asaaeMaMMMMMB
HELP WAATBIK mKALK
WANTED Woman .--.for general
housework, Liberal Wages. Mrs.
Frederick Polotize, Kagle Point. 68
WANTED A woman for genoral
housework, family of two; ono
who wants a permanent place.
Phone 034-Y.
WANTED Waitress worK by two
experienced ladies In some camp.
Address Uox W, Malt Tribune. 66
WANTED Diirtiwasner at Cafo Hol
: land. ,
WANTED Chambermaid at Nash
Hotel. v
WANTED Olrl for general house
work. .. Phone 567-J2. , .
WANTED Women for thinning ap
ples near Modford. Apply V. 8.
Government Employment Office,
Nash Hotel, on Front street.
ron Ri?Nf BOunoB.
FOfl HENT Five-room furnished
house, ' bath complete. Phone
929-W. - A 63
FOR RUNT Several modern bouses.
Building Loan Ass'n, 429 U. F.
' H. BIdg.
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT Two good furnished
rooms; good location, close In. 105
North Oukdale. 66
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room,
704 South Oakdale, phone 844-X.
. .............. 63
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping
rooms. 340 South Riverside.
Phone 292-X. 82
FOR RENT One furnished apart
ment at Holland Hotel. ,
FOR KENT MSCKLbAJTBOCB.
FOR RENT Room equipped with
one barber chair and complete
outfit ready for business; also 2
pool tallies, set up. In Same room.
Call 127 E. Sixth street. 87
TOgLET Pasture ' for cows and
, horses. Plenty .feed, and water.
Cows $1.00 per ' month, horses
$1.60 per . month. H. Pickett,
Brownsboro, Ore. 63
ixjijn.
LOST Gold pin with letters S. R.
. 'H. Reward if returned -to Moil
. Tribune office. . 65
LOST Monday morning, fox terrier,
black and tan markings;' answers
to name "Weed." Kinder please
notify Ed Walker . or. phone 653.
Seward. , 65
FOB 8 ALB LIVESTOCK
FOR 43ALB Span 1300-lb." horses.
6od team .at a bargain. J. C.
. Pendleton & Son, Central ,Polnt.
Oregon. . . . 67
FOR SALE Valley View Berkshire
. registered young stock, bred from
champions.: Write D. M. Lowe,
Talent, Ore., or phone Ashland
6-F1-2. . 74
FOR SALE Pure orea Red Polled
bull calf, born February, 1919;
. fine youngster. Modoc Orchard or
Palmer Investment Co., Medford,
Oregon. - . .
9G0
7-room house on "paved
street, close in, furnished, all
clear. ;;
-
Immediate possession.
$500.00 cash, balance to
suit purchaser: '
If you are in the market
for fa gobd home at a rock
bottom price yoi can't go
wrong on this buj.
IJisted exclusively with '
theehl Investment Co.
No. 6 South Fir St.
Helen Was' Flush!
OH,Tom,someThw awful has
To ME ' 'Ve lOST MV PIMMEB
1T WAS LoojE OfJ FlMcER AMD
SLIPPED OTP 'OOIW VNHEM 1 VIM
SOK1S Ttllklti.-t
out - ive
' 1 1 i i n iiniekeeM
FOB SALE MIAOELTiANEOTJS . . BCBIVEHfe DriUcOTOftT
FOR BALE Three- louds oat hay; ' Attorney
half mile out; $14.00 ton. 247 ,;.'",:':-'' ", '; " -
North Front street. 64 PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-at-Uw,
, rooms 8 and 9, Medford Nattfcoal
FOR BALE Cherries. H. AnninK, Bank Building. .
at Dr. Btokes' ranch, Eagle Point .' ' , ., , TT
road. Phone 408-J-l. 6g A. E.. REAMES, Lawyer, Oarntfc
Corey Building. v . . r--.-
FOR BALE 1900 woshlng machine, ptttitru uitnn t u .
;kltchen cabinet, carpenter tools, ELIJAH H. HURD Lawyer, J18-14
blasting battery, large pipe Oarnett Corey BIdg. - ... , w.
wrenches 12-oz. wall tent 12x14. 0EOROH A. CODDING Lawyer.
Phono 760-L, or call 417 Jay Garnett-Coroy Uulldlng. '
street. 65 . . - ,
FOR'sALfJ Dry oak stumps, $1.00 L.1. . Anto Bnppllee . '
per load. . Webster Ranch, phone
685-J-3. . 87 eMtft SPniHacrF
FOR BALE Rabbits cheap. 203 ' ' da; ..
MeAndrews street. 6P, .LAHER AUTO SPRINGS Co. We
,. .. r: ; TT" operating the largest, oldest
FOR BALE Singer sewing machln.-s Ma best-equipped plant n the Pa-
on easy terms. Cleaning and re- ef0 northwost. Use oar springs
pairing of all machines a specialty. when others fall. Sold under Writ-.
245 South Central avenue, phone ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteen
903-R. C. A. Chapman. 87 St., Portland, Oregon. . ',.-.
FOR SALE Clean alfalfa hay In , '".'
field. "Brood sow with or without Z-. -.. ' -)" ' ' '- '!',
pigs. W. H. Rucker, Griffin GARBAGE Get your premises
Creek. 67 cleaned np for the summer. Call
iwp anil t ,, on the city garbage wagons for
iv if .hi. !m K008 'orrice. Phone I51-T. J.
wagon. Apply Vt mile this side y ... (
Phoenix, at Doberneck place. 66 - m
FOR SALE Crop alfalfa hay olTiTia tpert Aeeo't"
anley Place, phone 902, morn- WILSON AUDITING ' CO. B. MY
Ings. Call 829 Minnesota Ave. 69 Wilson, O. P. A. Attention given
pno ai v ai-CrZ ., .i,-i7."' " anything In Accounting and In-.
FOR SALE StrtflOy rancy alfalfa come Tax requirement. Look
.d""eVtrnL0UerRfnh ,nto unpittto acoountlni
fd- vJrt'll?caU iTe"- Halpn method. M. F. ft H. Building,
Blden. Medford. Medtord. Phone 15 , 7,
FOB 8A1,: REaXi ESTATE.
FOR SALE Ten acres about six
miles out of Medtord by non-resident
owner, very cheap.. . Corres
pond with W. E. Ferris, 2514 20th
Avenue, No., Seattle, Wash. 74
FOR RENT OR SALE--Cozy 5-room
modern cottage, close in lawn,
' trees, garden. Inquire 30 Cottage
street. 63
HOMESTEAD relinquishment; close
In; will trade for car. Call at 308
- Haven street, evenings. ' 64
FOR RENT OR SALE Cozy 6-room
"cottage, close in; lawn, trees, gar
den. Inquire 30 Cottage St. 63
FOR SALE 100 acres, mostly under
cultivation, in sec. 4, twp. 37, R. 1
East. Joining tbe 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 Small ranches, from
four to eighty acres, without build
ings, situate within district cov
ered by R. F. D. Telephone and
electric lights. Priced right, and
with terms. Write your desires to
G. S. Butler, Ashland, Ore. 64
FOR SALE 600 acre farm 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.
Mackln, Leland, Ore. , . 62
MONKS TO tO AN
LOANS Farm leans 6 per cent in
terest, O. C. Bogga. .
LOANS City loans. Building ft Loan
Assn., 429 M. F. ft H. BIdg.
LOAN J. B. Andrews loans money
on ranch property. Suva and sells
mortgages and Liberty bonds. 31
North Grape street. . Phone 53-M.
' " 85
BROWN 6t WHITE
"'." ' ' "OFFER '," '- '
- ;-. v." V -.-'
- A fine bearing- commercial . pear
orchard and vineyard with modern
bungalow home beautifully situated
on a fine roadway at $5SOO.OO.
-100 acre - orchard and alfalfa
ranch,' fine modern home, running
water and a splendid gravity irriga
tion system with low up-keep cost,
at $17,500.00. : 'y :v'i .', :.
176. acre stock and alfalfa ranch,
fully equipped and stocked this is
a going money making place, how
ever there is a good reason why it is
on sale at $125.00 per acre and the
buyer takes stock,- crop and equip
ment. -' ' :
BROWN S WHITE
' ' 10 Sonth Fir St.
happened
PlUd-
Setij rTpRoBABLV SUPPED OFPAHO
Vow pipmV Hofics it -Yoo most
MOST HAVE I
S1MKU?
have Lost
Loox'EoeveRVl
UllcJHT OR
BECAUSE
B
. -TOoosPo'ji
Farm Loans
AMORT I Z AT ION LOANS 6 Vg per
cent pays principal and Interest in
. 3414' years. Privilege to pay any.
amount after 5 years. Money:
ready when title is . approved.
' E. It. . Iturd, secretary -treasurer-
: N. . F. L. 'associatloss, Garnett-'
Corey building.
Investments.
FARM LOAN BONDS $25, $50,
$100, $50 and $1,000 bonds, iVi
per (nt semi annual coupons,
non-taxable. E. H. Hurd, Secy.
Treas., . Garnett -Corey; Building,
: 'Medford. .; ; - -' .(
fnstrnctlon in Music
FRED ALTON HAIGHT TeacheKHJi
piano and harmony. Height Musis
Studio. 401 Garnett-Corey BIdg,-
, Phone 72. . . .. , .
Planing MSB
THOMAS MOFFAT General
mil
work, sash, doors mouldings and
screens. Shop 437 8. Fir. Phone
184.
Physicians and Surgeons . . .;,
DR EDW. DB REYMONTE STpee
iallst. Rheumatics, Asthma, Pains,
Liver, Impotence, Female Trouble,
Blood Pressure, Gonorrhoea, Hay
Fever, Neurasthenia, Hysteria, etc
ICo Drugs No Dope. Free treat"
menu Tuesday only from 10 a. mj
to 3 p. m. and 5 p. m. Phone 137,
St. Mark's BIdg. , , . 63
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build
ing. Phone 130. . .'.-
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited t eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glass sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlat for 8. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M; F. ft H. Co;
BIdg. Phone 567. ' , .' -.
DR. F. G. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAIifS OARLOV
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
. 416-417 Garnett-Corey Bids.
- Phone 904-L. - , .
Residence 26 S. Laurel Street.
T. G.' HEINE, M. VD., PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON. Specialty Eye,
Ear, Nose, Throat. Glasses fitted
and properly adjusted. " Moles,
' -'warts and skin blemishes Temoved
. with no scars left. . Office third'
floor Liberty Building, i
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
: best equipped printing office in
- Southern Oregon. Book; binding!
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
ore. Portland prices. 37 North
Fir BL . ,
lublic Stenographer.
ELSIE FARRIS Room: 212 Garnett
Corey building. n 72
Transfer
BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGE) CO.
Office 42 North Front 8L Phone
315. Prices right. Service guar
anteed. '
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