MFDFOUI) MAli; TIM HUNK, TUrcPFORl), ORKriOX, KATUmVAV, .1TTXR 1 1, 1010
VMW, VIVti
Hi. Murk's lilni'i)ial ,
Cor. North Onluliilit mid. Fifth SIS.
N u. Ill, lliily cum in ii ii loll. ,
10 ii. iii, Huiiility school.
1 1 u, in.' Holy communion,
H i. ill, Evening liruyiir,
Win, II, iliiiiiiltun, Vicar.
(Vnlnil Point Church
Hiiiuliiy hiiIiiiiiI I II it. in,
Preaching by thu pastor. Subject,
"Chrlatliin Miiiiliooil."
Evening services 8 p. hi.
All tiro cordially wolcumo,
DvHiiK. -I.nth. Inn' Chm-cli
Fourth. HI. below Oiikilulo Avn. '
lliiv. Dr. W. It. Moriii.-Onsir, pitnlor.
Res. MS WuhI l-'uurth Ht.
Hiiiuliiy arhtml ID ii. in.
Ulvlno niirvlru 1 1 u. m.
You unit yuiirii uru cordially In
vllml. i
M. H. 'lunch, floulli
' Main unil Onkdiilo.
Htintlny school ul 10 it. in. Dr. Ilnh
rtn, mi pi.
Prom-hlug lit 1 1 a. in. Subject,
"Prayer."
Prayer meeting ThiirHtluy nt 8
1. in.
Ynii tiro Invited lo nil services.
J. K. YWiHierk, pastor.
Iini'nlx Prrwhylitrlnn (liurrli
V.. Ir. Iinllllu, pMior.
10 n, in. Sunday Hdirtol mid Illblo
vliiHMim, II. W, Fruiiio, atipt.
11 u. hi, I 'ii t J lo worship. Subject
nt sermon, "Tliu Dyiiumlcii of lliu Re
created Llfo."
? : :tu p. in. Yuiiiik people's mooting
open Iii nil for questions unil iIIhciin
alon. Sulijwt, "What Wo Owo Unil
How In I'uy II." Lender, llortha liny
mini. Thu pnstor will glvo an ad
Unu. All welcome. 1
Hnl Christian Church
(.'or. Ninth nutl Oukdulo.
Illlilo nchiiiil 9:45. II. W. I'mil.
supl.
Preaching 1 1 m, Sermon till -Joel,
"The Art of ClirlKlliin Living."
7 p. m. Christian Endeavor. Young
pimple' meeting with IoIh of 11 To.
H p. in, Evening oviingnllsllo ser
vice. Sermon unbind, "Sixteen Blx
loaim," A Rormnn from n lurgo clinrt
Hint you cun'i forgot.
Hpeclnl miiHlr. Ilunrly welcome'
to nil. D. K. Millard, mlnlmor. 711
Kant Jnrkaon.
rime Prfwbytcrlnn Cliurrli
' Corner Main and Holly Bin.
.Sunday school' at 0:15 o'clock
tnornliig.
Morning worship nt H a. m., scr
moil, "Qualifying for tlio Task."
Evening sorvlco at :oo p. m., ser
mon, "Tho Do mu ml for tho Super
natural." .'""!.
Mr. duo. Mnddox will sing a solo
nnd Ml Goorglu McKoynolds will
ploy a violin solootlon In tho morning
sorvlco.
In tbn evening tho nilll Slaters
uoni'tettn will slug.
It will lio n plenstiro lo moot you
lir these service. Mm. Clinton Mc
Curdy, organist. L. Mrron llooxor.
minister.
First (liiiri'li ir Christ, HrlcnllKt
Branch of tlio Mollior Church, the
First Church of Christ, Scientist, In
Boston, Mass.
Services every Sunday nt 11 It. m.,
subjoct, "(lod tho I'roorvor of Man."
Sunday school at 0:4 A. All under
thu ago of twentfe nro wolcomn.
Wednesday ovtnlng mnatlngs, nt
which testimonies or l.nriiiiian twi-
onco hotillnir nro lilvon nt K:0i).
- ' Kroo rouilliiK room which In In tho
M. F. & II. building, la opnn from 1
Id & p. m. dully except Hundny and
holidays. Thv lilblo and all inithor-
lisd lltoraturo may lio roail, lonnrd
or pu relumed. . , .
Church ImiIMIiik Ih nt 212 'North
(ikdalo. Tho pulillo Ih cordially In-
i vltod to nttontl tho aorvlcua and vmu
. tlio rotidlnn room.
Flmt llniitlNt Clmrch "
,. j no worK ill v.iiri8iinii mini in onv
of tho mtml potont factor In world
history. Thoro la no plnco where
' thnt powor la of such rar-rochlnn
." momont na In forolitn lnnda. The
anvlng anil guldlnn Influonca In many
landa todny la tho Chriatlun mlimlon
lleroa and horolnoa nro found In tho
ranks as wall as among our soldlera
H Ib a prlvllogo to hoar thoao boI
dlors of Iho croS Bponk. Dr. A. U,
Hiidd, ona of tho nion who linn boon
connootod with tho Unlvorally of
West China will bo horo and spoak at
11 a. m., Sunday morning.
' Tho pastor will preach nt 8 p. ni
Tfoplo of ovonlng Bornion, "A Study
Ih Future." '
' Tho Sunday school convonos ' nt
0:45 n. in. Tho II. Y. P.VU. nt fl:4S
p. m. W. T. S. Spriggs. minlstor.
. i First SletlimllHt HplsrripAl
Fourth nnd 'Dnrtlott.
1 ThlB Is Chlldron's dny. An Inter
esting sorvlco will bo hold In connec
tion with tho Sunday school nt Di'lo
n. m. .nirds nnd boys and glrlB and
flowors ovorywhoro.
At 11 a. m. nftor a brlof acrmoii
i)o ordliuiiico of Ilaptlsm will bo ad
mlnlHtorod to thono whb nro to- bo
rooolvod Into tho church on tlio fol-
. lowing Sunday. ' l'aronts wlbliig
tliolr chlldron biiptlzoa tid dlirls
' tonod will prosont thorn at thin hour,
'In tlio ovonlng at 8 o'clock Mrs.
i. A. Cnniidny will direct a choriiB of
' girls In a bonutirul nnd chnrnctarlstlc
: rocltnl entitled "A Story of tho
, "Orient." Miss II.ololl Pilllbrook Will
bo tho ncconipnnlnt on tho piano,
Uvi. Bliss Holno on tho violin,' add
The Outbursts ol
Everett True
ByiCONDO
Hre Have 4 vepf rirve Ir-j!V' 6f-V '-"
WON'T YOU STftp tN 1 A ""fe
rrr- . '" ' ' vi-rrrri
i
Mr. II. A.'Ciinnility on thu cello. Mr.
K. C. ICdnieatltw unil Mr. W. I'.
Itroiiks will bIiik spitclul nunUiers.
Tho Kpworth lf-iiguo nl0:45 p. m.
will be tin InterMthiK humhIoii. All
young pnoplo nro Invited.
C. K. Curios! mliilsler.
Kroo MfOiodlrtt C'bimii
Corner Tenth nnd Ivy streets.
If you uro a stranger In town or
not annulling church anywhere wo
glvo you a apcclul Invitation to our j
urvices.
Bundny services as follows:
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching sorvlco at 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. m.
("In meeting at 12 a. in.
Prnyor meeting every Thursday
oveuliig at S o'clock. .
Our first Quiirt orly meeting for
Iho conference yeur will bo held In
our churrli June 20th to 22nd. Rev.
C. K. (lluxlur, our new district elder,
wlU liuvo charge of these services.
Thoro will bo sorvlcvs each ovonlng
at R o'clock and threo services on
Hundny. Kverybody wolcomn. Miss
Phoda tliiruelt, pastor.. Phone 420.
tilvanurs
POHTI.ANI). (ro Jmie M ('ut
ile Blend v; uti reeeinlM. SteerH, liesl,
$U.00('11..MI: unud to elioiee. !I.."iO
(a 10. .'ill; iiiediiim : to lxioiI, .'.t.(Ml(ii
tl.rill; lair to soml. K.7"(n II. 1)11; eoiil
moil to fuif. if7.tl0iM..ill; l-ooiI to
elioiee cowh nnd lieilers, .fS.OIIdi l..ri(l;
medium to i-otitl, $7.tltl(ti7.7.'); Inir-to
medium. 4."i0((i ."0 : I'liiiuern, .fll.llll
f 4.011; bulls, if ."l.tlOfo 8.00 ; cnlves.
il.t0((ii:i.H0.
Hons Htendv; no recuii)l. I'riiue
mixed. $ 10.'J,")((iil!).rll; medium mixed.
$lH.7.'ifti'll),00: roiurh liciivieH. $18.00
(f'18.7"): iiws, $17.756i)18.2r.
Slieen Hloadv: no reeeiiils. l'vime
ItiiiiliK. $1 1 .50(ii ) :i.tlU : l'nir to medium,
$0.00(0' 1 0.00; vonrliim. $ll.00(i'8.0l:
welherM, 7.tlO((ii7.fiO; owes, (l.t)0((r
7.110. ' ''
, , Itutter ' r'
I'OliTI-ANO, Juno !. Hulter.
weak. Will drop two renM on
prints nml three eehlM on fht Mon-
tinv. Cuiics. u:r vteort. n:iAi: 02
score; fi.'le: 01 score. Til Vie; 00 Kt'orc.
5'Je. I'riiils, imrt'limctit . wrninioil,
box IoIm. fide, cartons, 57c; Hull'
lio.veH linlf cent nnrc: less thiui box
lots ie more. Hutlorfnt, filififuTo f.
O. 1). Kllltillll. . i ' - '
"T- rl ' ;
Poultry
Ilciis.-'.'fic Hi.; Iihiilew. 25(ti)a0o Hi.
KgRS ' ,
Hirirs, sellinir nrico. ense vomit. 44c ;
huvins price, 4;le;.Mellinir prico ciin
tllotl, 4oc; Kelectcil cnndleil in car
tons 48c.
i , I, i i
33 YUAHS' 8ERVICK
Mrs. A. Wnldman, 400 Glenn Ave,
Frosno, Cnl., wrltos: "Whon I was
young I had ii fovor nnd It loft mo
with a oough ovory winter. Thirty
two yonrs ngo: I Tond about Foloy's
Honoy nnd Tnr nnd bought somo nnd
It helpod Inc. I uso It yet nnd It
holps mo ovoi'y .tlrao, I am a widow
00 years old," Thoro Is nothing hot
ter for nronchlnl,' B1''P "'"l similar
lingering coughs and colds thnt hang
on. Just flno for chlldron for
croup and whooping cough. Contains
no oplatos. For Bale by Modford
Pharmacy.
i ' ' ' i.. '
Old pnpors for building tiros and
Ubuso clouulug, lOo bundle.
NO, MY -XEAK. .
VLK. HOT ST&P IK1 HI '
L NCVER (vHeRS
THeY TRAP THe. CVS
TOKSR. AT TH3 SHOW -
UlfxiJDoW ILL
5 VALLf.Y !J
Mr. nnd Mrs. Milton Steiimielr. left
Vcdiieilnv for Intlinim ill rfnlionse'
to a teleuriim rnllili!! Mr. StcinmcU
lo a resiHiiihilile iiositioti on llie con
itiiiftinii Works of n lureo ceincnt
plant. Their biniiv Iriends. tliouuli
soriv to ee them leave, wish them
intieli siiccei-s in their new locution.
Mr.' O. T. Wilson was sadly
-lioeked by the death of her futlier.
S. M. Nenlsoil of Table Kock. on
Tlinrsdnv. Jitiie . Svmiuilliv was
cxteiiilccl I'nr her imV.t loss of a
kind devoted father.
The siirintr sown eruin in llim sec
tion is iililiusl n. tot nl failure nnd it
is I en red it is too lute now for rains
to lie of mile It benefit.
Munv ngciits lor silos arc freouont
Iv visitini; our precinct unil it is be
lieved some Vales hnva been muile.
Mrs. S. B. Sinner nml daughter.
Iln. nturiicil lust week from Aah
Innd. where Miss lln bus been tit -leiiilitiL"
school.
Will Moore and fumilv from Kviins
vnllev visiicil this week with Sir.
Moore's sislcr. Mrs. .1. A. Cook.
Mrs. V. A. I.ittb' nnd son linn, of
Central I'nint. visited nt the Kiimcv
liotiic MoiiiIiiv nml were iieeomiuinied
liv Jlnsier Viruil Kennev.
Notice of Sale of Government tim
ber. Gonernl Ijind Office, Washing
ton. D. C. May 12. 1919. Notice is
horoby given that subject to' tho con
ditions nnd limitations of the Act of
Juna 9. 1911! (29 Stat., 218), and the
Instructions of tho Secretary of the
Interior of Septombor 15, 1917, the
timber on tho following lands will be
sold July 2, 1919, nt 10 o'clock a. m.,
nt public miction nt the United States
land offlco nt Rosohujg, Oregon, to
tho highest bidder at not loss than
tho nppralsod valuo as shown by this
notico, sale to bo subject to the ap
proval of tho Socrotnrj or tho Inter
ior. The piirchnso price, with an ad
dltlonal Bum of ono-flfth of one per
cent thereof bolng commissions al
lowed, must bo deposited at time of
salo, money to bo returned If sale Is
not approved, othorwlso patent will
Isbiio for tho timber which must be
roiiioved within ton years. Tilds will
be received from citizens of the Unit
ed States, associations of such eit
lzons and corporations organized
under tho laws of the United States
or an' statu, , territory or district
thereof only. Upon application of a
qualified purchnsor, tho timber on
any legal subdivision will be offered
sopnratoly beforo bolng Included In
nny offer of n larger unit. T. 35 S.,
R. 2 K., Sec. 7, SWW SW14. red tlr
525 M., not to bo sold at lesk than
$t.00 per. M. T. 17 S., K. 0 W.. Soc.
27, Lot 1, rod fir 190 M KV4 Nltii
NW14, red fir 430 M., N NW14
NWVl. red fir 315 M., not to bo sold
nt loss than. $1.45 per M. Clay Tall
mnn, Commissioner, Gonoral , Land
Office. ! .
IDEAL
CHICKEN RANCH
6.9 acres, 3V6 miles from Med
tord, on good road, rural mall, close
to school; plenty of npptos, pears,
peaches, plums, apricots, chorrios,
nuliico, grapos, lbgnnberrlos, 'black
borrles, currants, with a small patch
In wheat; city plpo lino crosses
plnco: 800 feet of piping With 0
hydrants, making It convonlont for
Irrigating; 5-room houao, good barn,
two largo ohlclton housos with yards,
oloc.trlfl light In house and barn; 100
chickens, hdrso, buggy, tools nnd 1m
plomontB. Prico for all including
crop, $2000.00. -
BENNETT ' .
U INVESTMENT CO.
. 102 WK8T MAIN ST.
Insure in sure Insurance, Phono 709
i
Advertising Rates
Classified On oont a word.
Locals Tan cents a line.
Display 25 cents an Inch.
Contract rates on application.
HBU' WANTED
Mnlo and Fonialo.
WANTKI) Thlnnarsi Bteutly Jobs;
hlglieut WHifiin, l'hiino 740-M. 73
H 101,1" WASTlCU MAUB.
WiANTKI) I.OKKcrs unil BuwirHU
men; experienced. Association
wugos. Mill on Hurdlno Crook.
Kottiio River Lumber & llox Co..
Gold Hill, Ore. , 73
WANTBI) Men to cut wood nnd
clear land on Webster ranch.
Phono 685-J-3. 87
WANTKI) fllrl for housework anil
cooking', no wuhIiIiik; wages $40.
Mrs. Reddy. I'll one 3 0. 73'
WANTKI) Competent girl or woman
for general housework In the
country; good wages. Phone
1S2-II. 73
WANTKI) 6 bright, copablo Indies
to travel, demonstrate and sell
dealers.' 125.00 to $50.00 per
week. Railroad fare paid. Write
at once. Goodrich Drug Co., Dept.
852, Omaha, Nobr.
WANTKI) Competent woman for
renorul housework. No washing.
Tel. 019-J. ; 74
WANTKI) K'xporTenccd saleslady.
30 years old or older preferred.
Wages aeoordlnK lo ability.- II. G.
Endors & Son, Ashland. 72
WANTED Waitress nt Hotel Med
ford. - '
WANTKD Girl or woman to do
cooking. Berkeley Orchards.
' Phone 1-F21. 76
WANTKI) At once. :rl to do cham
ber and dining room work in small
hotel. Wages $40.00. Address
Hotel Mocdocl. Macdoel, Calif. 74
WANTKI) A nurse to tnko care of
two children for tho next ten days.
Mrs. Frank Owen. Phone 741.
WAN.TKI) A woman ior general
housework, family of ' two; one
who wants a pormanent place.
Phono 534-Y.
W A NTK1 MTflfTKl.IA H 1DOC8
WAXI'Kl) To buy small bunch of
cattle. It. W. lilngham.
WANTKI) Small furnished house
or apartment. Phone 14-F13. 73
WANTED To buy about 30 stock
hogs. II. W. Ulngham.
WiANTKI) Good automobile in ex
change for house and lot or ranch,
P. O. Box 1053. '
WANTKD to hear from owner of
good ranch for sale. Slate cash
Vrlce. full particulars. D. F. Bush
Minneapolis, Minn. ,12
WANTKD--Tb buy, a good" strong
ourro, ana anoui suu reel or l-incn
water pipe, galvanized preferred
. Ploaso send particulars to Mr. W.
Overton, lOu South Grape street.
72
WANTED To buy 1100. feet 4 or G-
Inch Irrigation pipe. Dcscribo and
quote price, llox 84, Malt Tribune.
WANTKI) To hnv n fnnrf ntrnnc
blirrh. Plensfi Rcnit nnrticulnrs to
' Mr. W. Orertbn, 13 South Grape
street.
WANTlOD- 20 to '40 BCres timber
near'Medford. C. A-. DeVoe.
WANTUD A bay rake. Box S22
Modford, Ore. 7 J
WANTBD SU'.o delivery make, truck
wagon and platform scales. Phone
28-113. .
WANTUD Klertrlo motors. We
rent, buy or soli any size. Paul's
Klcctric Store, Main and Centra).
Phone P0. 85
WANTKD House moving and re
pairing. Phone 488-M or 4SS-X.. "
FOR RBNT FTRS1.1IIED ROOMS
FOR RKNT Furnished sloeplng
rooms. 340 South Riverside
.P.hone 292-X. 82
FOR RKNT One furnished apart
ment at Holland Hotol. '
FOR RENT snsOELtiAJIKOOB.
FOR RKNT Modern office rooms
and dance ball In St. Mark's build
Ing. Pruitt-Hlttson Auto Co. 77"
FOR LEASE 160 acres, . mile
. from Littlo Butto croek, near
BrowUBboro, 35 acres cultivated
, 6 acres pears and apples, balance
grain land; five-room bungalow,
30-ton bnrh, good well pure wuter;
. lessee may clear land tor rent. Ad
dress H. Y., 621 Dekum Ave.,
Portland, Ore. 75'
FOR RENT Room equipped 'with
one bnrbor chair and complete
outfit ready for business; also 2
pool tables, set up, In same room
Call 127 E. Sixth Street. , 87
BEOWN& WHITE
offer
A fine bearing commercial pear
orchard nnd vineyard with modern
bungalow homo beautifully sttuntod
on a fine roadway at $5300.00.
100 aoro orchard and alfalfa
ranch, flno modern -home,.' running
water and a splondld gravity lrrlga
tlon system with low up-koop cost,
at $l7,5u0.00. ,
170 aoro stock and alfalfa ranch
fully oqulppod nnd stocked this Ii
a going money making place, how
ever there la a good reason why It Is
on sale at $125.00 per acre and the
buyer takes stock, crop and equip
ment. BROWN & WHITE
CLASSIFIEDADVERTISEM
won incur nousBs).
FOR Itli.VT Two-rooin furnlshml
house, 220 South Grape. 73
FOR RB.S'T Several modern bouses.
Building & Loan Ans'n. 429 H. F
Ik H. WlK.
IJU8I.VKSS OITortTC.VITTBS ;
FOR SALE $10 Invested In oil
leusoB may make $10,000; $2 acre.
Oil louses In Texas Rainbow's
End. Opening new field may make
your lease worth $1,00,) acre. This
has happened In Texas. Buy low;
sell hl"i. - This way makes for
tunes for lease-owners. Remit $10
for 5 acre. Write free informa
tion. T. M. Mllarn, Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma. 72
FOR BALE OR TRADE Rooming
house on 2 1 Genosseo street, all
furnished and full; will sell on
easy termc. or trndo for good prop
erty In valley. Owner. 78
FOR SALE If you have $1500 and
want a real profitable business see
J. W. Young, Victory Cafe, Ash
land, Ore. You will get your money
back Round-up week. 75
FOn KX CHANGS.
FOR TRADE A good flve-passen-
Kfer car to trade for. a nice small
bouso or small acreage; would pay
some cash difference. Call at
Halo's Piano House Inc., J. F.
, Hulo, G.on. Mgr. 71
FOR TRADE Will trade good team
for Ford car. Dr. Gltzen, 111
North Fir street. 72
FOR 8AJ.1C RK.VL, mTATE.
FOR SALE 48 acre farm. $1800.
. 15 acres cultivated. Crop to go
with place; also all kinds of fruit.
One mllcA-from Rogue River, on
Evans creek. Inquire Goldle Boyer,
Rogue River, Ore., 74
FOR SALE 400-acre ranch, three
miles from railroad, 300 acres
grain and alfalfa: beautiful scenic
surroundings. Pay value of paid
bp water right, $30,000, with land
thrown In Reasonable terms.
Owner, P. O. Box 1053.
FOR SALE Stock ranches, grain
and alfalfa lands from $5 per acre
' up. y Long time, easy terms. Farms
for rent alid exchange. Gold- Ray
Realty Company.
FOR SALE 60 acres river bottom,
all In crop, fair buildings, water
right free, close to school.
.4 00 acres, 9 miles from Med
ford. About 250 acres under cul
tivation, 120 acres good crop that
goes with place. Fine stock and
grain ranch.
Both these ranches worth look
ing at. Consult J. W. Wakefield.'.
FOR RENT Six-room modern bun
galow, furnished or unfurnished.
' Inquire 711 Palm street. 72
FOR SALE $500. Premises at 112
Elm street, by non-resident owner.
Make offer to X. L. Wood. 335
Leavenworth street, San Francis
co. Cal. 75
FOR . SALE Reasonable, timber
claim 160 acres; location, sec. 23,
twp. 40, range 4 W., Jackson Co.,
Oregon. Write to Mrs. M. E. Her-
rington, 116 West Indiana Ave.;
Spokane, Wash. . ; s 95
FOR SALE 1360-ncre Btock ranch
near Gazelle, Siskiyou county, Cal.
Free water right. M. E. Harris,
685 Boulevard; Ashland. 74
FOR SALE At a bargain, large
residence or income property in
Modford, close in. Look this up;
it is good property at a very low
figure.. Inquire at 124 South King
street. 7 4
FOR SALE OR TRADE Five-acre
alfalfa, good buildings. Just out
city limits of Ashland. What have
you? Box ISOa, Ashland, Ore. 74
FOR SALE 160 acres, seven miles
from town, partly Imnroved with
water. For particulars call or
write Hugh Stevens, Rogue River,
Ore., R. F. D. 1. 79
FOR SALE 32-acre ranch 8 M miles
south of Medford In Grlffirf Creek
, neighborhood. 14 acres bearing
orchard. $4000 with crop, $3000
without, half cash. Inquire of
owner, A. Andrews, on ranch. 72
FOR SALE lot? 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
80 ACRES
1L niilcs fi'oiii Modfokl oil
good road," rimniug ' .water,
good out range.
1750
The Fchl Investment Co.
No. 6 South Fir St.
Lowei prices, better values,
Qui' motto.
JiistTmnk
FOR 8ALI LIVESTOCK
FOR HALE Milk goat, highly bred
Nubian; to kid July 11th; now
. giving . quart per day. Phone
458-M.' 313 South Grape. 72
FOR BALE Fresh cows. 728 Welch
street. 73
FOR SALE Fine milk cow. Phone
; 611-J4. 72
FOR SALE Registered shorthorns,
both sexes. -Jullen ranch, Grenada,
Siskiyou Co., California. 73
FOR SALE Shropshire bucks, two
lambs and one yearling. Fine
thoroughbred individuals. Prices
reasonable. Ralph Waldo Elden
' at Russ Mill. .
FOR SALE One horse, weight 1600
lbs. Phone 869-Y. 74
FOR SALE Valley View Berkshire
; registered young Btock, bred from
' champions. Write D. M. Lowe,
Talent, Ore., or phone Ashland
6-F1-2. 74
FOB SALE MTSCELLAEOTJS
FOR SALE Edison phonograph and
vlctrolas. P. O. Box 1053. 72
FOR SALE Chevrolet, touring car,
refurnished, .new top. Beat covers,
classy Job at right price. Churchill
& Maxwell, 127 North Riverside.
See Mr. Clark. Wesley Brown,
manager. " ' ' 72
FOR SALK Four-bole cook stove,
Ih good condition. An excellent
baker. Phone 519-J. 74
FOR SALE Fine assortment of
nlckleplated window display fix
tures at bargain. Also large oval
French plate mirror, 50x26, lh
frame; mahogany stand;- child's
reed rocking chair, ball seat, fruit
Jars. 245 North Grape Street. 77
FOR SALE Sand, gravel and sedi
ment. Plowing done. Phone
912-J. 97
FOR SALE No. 1 clean grain' hay
. in field. ' Hart mile south on Peach
street. Phone 5-F2. T. E. Pot
tenger. YOU NEED '.NOT BE WITHOUT the
Real Article. Make In your own
home, the same as the brewer or
distiller can. Eight valuable For
mulas, $1. Northern Dlst. Co.
Minneapolis, Minn.
FOR SALE Two oalf leather-seated
rockers, three oak rockers, large
library table, six oak dining chairs,
falling leaf table, two beds, birds
eye maple dressing table, water
washer and wringer, other house
hold artichss. Man's wheel. 313
South Grape. Phone 458-M. 72
FOR SALE Four Dodge cars, one
Maxwell, two Ford touring cars.
Ford bug, one Chevrolet. Tourist
Garage, Ashland. 78
FOR SALE 1 h. p. gas engine
aim pump jack, direct connected,
first class condition, cheap. Phone
685-J4. Mrs. J. P. Warren. 72
FOR SALE Iron Age garden drill
and cultivator, with all attach
ments, slightly used. $12.00. Phone
102-X or call at 101 Vancouver. 73
FOR SALE Dresser, mahogany;
corner settee, rocking chairs, table,
writing desk and chair, rug, type
writer, hat rack, waste paper bas
ket, singer and new cage; clothes
hamper, oil paintings, vases and
tankard, hall lamp, electric stove,
electric fans, dishes, feather pil
lows, fruit jars, stand lamp. 335
. South Orange, phone 226. 75
FOR SALE One two-speed Indian
motorcycle at a bargain. Call at
Fire Department. 75
FOR SALE Tourist car rebuilt light
truck. 6-ft. box, 25 h. p., friction
gear, chain drive. $250.00. 93
North Main, Ashland. 74
FOR SALE The, Western Electric
Power and Light Plant to farmers
located away from the power lines.
Paul's Electric Store.
FOR SALE .Barley hay In the field,
$15.00. Phono 869-J. 74
FOR SALE Hay in the field, alfalfa
and barley mixed. R. B. Wilson,
Griffin Creek. 72
FOR SALE 1917 Maxwell for sale
cheap. See C. C. Clark, Universal
' Tire Filler Co.
FOR SALE Bargains in used cars.
See C. C. Clark, Universal Tire
Filler Co.
FOR SALE 191S model Ford, good
mechanical condition. O. E. Black-
i'ngton. Gold Hill. 73
FO r" SALE Dry oak stumps, $1.0 0
per load. Webster Ranch, phone
685-J-3. 87
FOR SALE Singer sowing machines
on easy terms. Clennlng and re
pairing of all machines a specialty.
245 South Central avenue, phone
903-R. C. A. Chapman. 87
FOR SALE Strictly rancy alfalfa
seed, Bweet clover and other grass
seeds. Nitro-oultures. Ralph
Elden, Medford.
LOST.
LOST Large size Presto-Lite tank
between Medford and Little Apple
gate. Finder phone 370-J, Med
ford, or write C. C. Pierce, Med
ford. .
INTERCRBAN ADTOOAR CO.
TIME CARD.
Leave Medford (or Ashland dally
except Sunday at 8:00 and 10:15 a.
m. and at 1:00, .4:00 and 5:15 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 5:16 p. m.
Also on Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Sun
days leave at 9:00 a. m. and 12:30.
4:80 and (:10 p. m.
ENTS
MONEY TO lOAH
LOANS Farm loans 6 per cant In-
leresc, u. u. uoggi. -
LOANS City loans. Building A Loan
Assn., 419 M. F. & H. Bid.
LOAN J. B. Andrews loans money
on ranch property. Buys nnd sells
mortgages and Liberty bonds. 81
North Ornpe street. Phone 63-M.
, ". . 85
III SINESfl DIRECTORY .
Attorney
PORTER J. NEFF, Attorney-t-lw,
roams S and 9, Hedtord NatJsmal
Bank Building.
A. E. REAMES, Lawyer, Oarnett
Corey Building. ' ' ' ' .
ELIJAH II. HTJRD Lawyer, 218-14
Garnott Corey Bldg".
GEORGE A. CODDING Lawyer.
Carnctt-Corey Building. '
Auto BappUe
LAHER AUTO BPRINGiS Co. We
are operating the largest, oldest
and beat-equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. ' Use 'bur spring
when others fall. Sold under writ
ten guarantee. 84 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon.- - j .,- '
, Garbage
GARBAGE Get your ' premise
cleaned bp for the summer. Call
on the city garbage wagons tot
good -serrlcet Phone Hl-T. - J.
Y. Allen. - - - V
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
DANIEL, McFARLAND Civil Engi
neer and Surveyor... 42 South Cen
tral avenue. Grants Pass, Ore.
- Phone 540-J. " - ' 85
Expert Accbnataae
WILSON AUDITING CO. B. U.
Wilson, C. P, A. Attention glTen
to anything in Accounting and In
come Tax requirements. Look
Into our simplified accounting
method. M. F. 4 H. Bull ding,
Medford. Phone 157-R.
Farm Loans
AMORTIZATION LOANS 6 per
cent pays principal and Interest In
34 Vt years.. Privilege to pay any
amount after 5 years. Money
ready when title Is approved.
- E. H. Hurd, secretary - treasurer
N. F. L. associations, . Garnett
Corey building. .
Investments
FA RAW LOAN BONDS $25- $50.
$100, $500 and $1,000 bonds, iMt
non-taxable. E. H. Hurd, Secy.
Treas., Garnett - Corey Building,
Medford. . .
Instruction in Music .
FRED ALTON HAJGHT Teacher!
piano and harmony. Halght Musi
Studio. 401 Gaxnett-Corey Bids,
Pbone 72. t . -.
Planing Mm
ral rnll3
THOMAS MOFFAT General mil
work, sash, doors mouldings and
screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phont
184. .- .- '
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. W. W. .HOWARD Osteopathle
physician. 303 Garnett-Oorey build.
Ing. Phone 130.
DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physiolan and
surgeon. Practice limited to- eye.
e&r. nose and throat. Eye scien
tifically tested and glass sup
plied. Oculist and Aartst for 8. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Co.
Bldg. Phone 567.' '''.''
DR. F. G. CARLOW J7'
; DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW .
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Phone 904-Lv . I '
Residence 26 S. Laurel Btreet.
T. G. HEINE, M. D., PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON. Specialty Eye,
Ear, Nose, Throat. Glasses fitted,
and - properly adjusted.-' Moles,
warts and skin (blemishes removed
. with no scars left. Office third
floor Liberty Building. ..
DR. E. RANDOLPH SEELYy 306-307
Morgan building. Portland, . Ore.
Makes a specialty of Surgery.
Special attention to Medford and
Rogue River Valley poople.'.
DR. EDW. DE REYMONTE Spec
ialist. 95 per cent efficiency. Suc
cessfully treated: Asthma, Blood
Pressure, Blood PoiBon, Bron
chitis, Colds, Constipation, Falling
Hair, Female Trouble, Goitre, Hay
Fever, Insomnia, Kidneys, Lum
bago, Nervousness, Neuritis, Pains,
Paralysis, Piles, Pyorrhea, Rheu
matism, Skin Diseases, Sore
Throat, Sprains, Stomach, Tuber
culosis, etc., with bur method',
no drugs used. Phone 137, St.
Mark's Bldg., Modford Ore. 91
Printers and Publish era
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has ths
best equipped printing office . In
Southern Oregon, Book blndingi
loose leaf ledgers, billing 'systems,
, etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St. .,
Public Stenographer.
ELSIE FARR1S Room 212 Garnett
Corey building. 73
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Office 42 North Front St. Phona
815. Prices right. Berries guaranteed.
l 10 South Fie SU
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