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1920
BUTTE FALLS
The school entertainment was a
rousing success, those taking part in
the plays, which consisted of all the
scholars, took up their parts with
plenty of pep, and all seemed at
home en the stage, so much credit,
for our instructors in school which
as one of the members of the school
board said in a shcrt talk the same
evening, that we now have the best
group of teachers that has ever be
fore taught here, and we have had
some extraordinary teachers. But
this year they are putting on the
work in a way that the children are
all interested, and willing to do all
they can in the way of learning.
Wr. Mills and family went cut to
Jledford Sunday, having to call a
special car up to take them out, as
the motor is not running only once
In a -while now. We haven't heard
what is the trouble, but we would ap
preciate the telephcno system again;
It's bad enough to have to do without
a daily train, but when there is
neither 'train or phone it,- is still
worse, especially in sickness.
Jed Edsel came up from Eagle
Point Sunday to visit friends and get
a breath of good fresh air, minus the
fog. J
IMr. antl Mrs1. Patton returned from
Ashlund last Monduy where .Mr. Put
ton underwent an operation of a ser
ious nature, hut is able to bo out en
the streets after an absence of four
weeks.
' A. Dupree has returned from the
hospital at Ashland where he under
went a serious operation.
Ernest 'Albert, Chester Jones, Sir.
Beech and Kate Foley left for the
valley after Christmas.
turned Monday after spending Christ
mas in Mod ford.
- The planing mill has been running
:lut some short orders for building
purposes.
Mrs. Grace Cowden came up from
'BrownsbcTO last week to be with
home folks for the holidays, accom
panied by her brother Lester Smith
who has just returned for a vacation
from Eugene university.
Cadzow's hall, by the Basket Hall
club, was well attended and the
music and supper was highly appre
ciated, the beys taking in some $40.
Thero will be a CN'ew Year's ball at
the Tungate hall.
i Fair weather is predicted with no
fog.
"' Will Hughes returned from Mod
fbrd today after spending Christmas
with friends.
: J. D. Jackson came up from Mill
City to spend Christmas with friends
rind attend the dance.
The old one-spot, or-P. & E. train,
reached here this evening about S
''er"clock. It has been near a year
slnco tho train was up hero the last
tlmo, and the people rushed over to
tho depoT when they heard the whls
'tlo to welcome it back. ' We are llv
)ing hopes of its continuation.
School started again Monday with
Mrs. Frank Middlebusher as teacher.
iL. B. Tucker, formerly of Trail,
who has resided in Portland the past
year, called on friends this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watson enter
tained It. R. Dawson 1 and family
Christmas.
The mumps are making the rounds
Uut fortunately everyone Is having
them very light.
The Misses Lucy and Eula Foeller
Spent Christmas week with their par
ents returning to Medford Sunday to
resume their school duties.
rage and Merle Houston spent
the C"r';tmas holiday with their par-
and Mrs. Houston, return
fiool Sunday.
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I Mrs. F. L. Middlebusher of
- Wash., are visiting at the
' (other's. Mrs. Mlddlebush
ish our school.
inn and Mr. Poo of Tiller
.'.tig for some of their cattle
fde this week.
f RIVERSIDE RIPPLES
.rraiiK Elliott and family came
down from Medford Saturday and
are spending a few days at tho home
of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wahl.
: Chester Bourne of Phoenix, was a
guest Christmas d yaat the C. D.
Wbolvcrton heme.
Herbert Matthews arrived Sunday
from Berkeley, Calif., and is spend
ing the holiday vacation at the Roza
lis ranch. '
Mr. and Mrs. John Short, Jr. are
rejoicing over the arrival of a little
son. John Wesley.
Mrs. Chas. Kaiser is spending the
holidays 'with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Matthews. She expects
to leave Saturday for her home at
Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Boyd and chll
tlren lire making a two weeks visit
with their home folks at Cottage
Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Alden, Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Engel and F. E. Matetson
were guests at the Grant Matthews
home Christmas night.
.Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wahl cam
down from Medford Wednesday eve.
bringing Christmas cheer to the C. A
Wahl home. They made calls on
then" many friends on Riverside on
Christmas day.
Our two O. A. C. students. Miss
Bertha Woolverton and linice Pick
etl fU rturn to their school duties
Sunday.
Mr. and Mr. W. W. I lit tie enter
TOIL ITEMS
tained Mr. and Mrs. Steiinett cf Ash
land Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. I,. F. Pickett are set
tled in their new home and bad as
Christmas day guests tho C. W. Mc
Donald ramily of Medford.
Several ranchers of the neighbor
hood purchased a land plaster and
sulphur seeder. G. Ii. Alden Is the
first to try it out on his field of
ulfnKa.
The liccreation club will hold their
next meeting, Jan. 2, at tho he-mo of
Mrs. Chas. P. Champlin.
Mr. and Mrs. $. H. Porter and
family were Christmas day dinner
guests of Geo. W. Jacobs.
Many of me men of the neighbor
hood were busy at the club house
grounds Sunday.
Riverside Community enjoyed one
cf their usual good times at their
Christmas party on Saturday even
ing. A beautiful tree with gifts for
all.was the center of attraction.
The following program was much
appreciated by the 50 people present:
Instrumental music by Muriel Mat
tliews; mandolin solo by l-reil Walil.
accompanied on the organ by Mrs. C.
it. licyd; solo, Daphne -Matthews:
duet, Mr. and -Mrs. Rrashear; singing
by all present led by G. V. Jacobs.
Mrs. Chas. Champlin and Gen, 11.
Alden unloaded the tree. All re
ceived the very thing they most de
sired amfniuch merriment was caus
ed. The presents were in the nature
of jokes except those for the chil
dren. Dnncing followed and an ex
cellent lunc-li was served at midniglrt.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Champlin en
tertained a dinner party Christmas
day. The following wero present:
Mrs. Abliic Champlin, Mrs. Iieutriee
Jones, Mr. Fred Champlin, Mr. und
Mrs. Chas. Wahl.
The items are a little late on ac
ecunt of the ink and a few other
things "all frozen up."
School will begin January 5th. Re
pairs will be made by that time, and
Mr. Anderson, our new janitor, will
have the floors oiled and windows
washed.
The teachers are on their vaca
tion. Miss -Homes in Ashland, Miss
Frater ut Riddle, Mr. and Mrs. Tyr
rel, Miss Gore and Miss Lawton in
Medford, Mr. Milam at Phoenix or in
Medford visiting the school.
Jackson County Teachers associa
tion will meet in the 'Phoenix high
school, January 10, 1920, Saturday,
10 e'clock a. m. An all day program
has been ordered. Such topics as
"Physical Training 'in the SelioolB,'
the Curtis Standard Tests will bo dis
cussed. The address will be given
in tho afternoon by Rev. C. A. Ed
wards, '.'The Opportunity of the
Schools."
Tito domestic science department
will prepare lunch under supervision
of Miss Homes. Price lift stated at
yet.
It was thru the courtesy of Mr
Milam that the association comes to
Phoenix. Patrons are Invited to at
tend. Audrey Smith of Medford, has just
entered the high sclioo-1.
Tho literary society division two,
under tho leadership of Van Wiley
put on an excellent program Friday,
last school day of the old year.
Prof. Milam gave his second lec
ture with the use of slitles the last
week c-f school. The pictures were
the natural features of tho world.
such as icebergs, glaciers, sand
dunes, natural bridges, caves. This
lecture was . Instructive to all, but
more particularly to the general, sci
ence class. :
Chas. Hutchison left Saturday for
Nebraska where he will visit a month
with his brother. ,
Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Pelton left last
week for Los Angeles whero thoy
will spend tho winter. They sent
their car by railway to Red Bluff
from whero it will be taken on to the
city.
Miss Elsie Straus is - recovering
from an operation for the removal of
her tonsils and adenoids. Dr. Eni-
mens-of Medford, performed the op
eration Saturday.
IMIss Katherlne Nealon of Table
Rock, was chosen ns teacher for the
remainder of the school term.
Geo. B. Little left Tuesday for
Weed, Cal., after visiting several
days at the Kinney home.
W. W. Edington and family enjoy
ed a bountiful New Year's dinner at
the heme of his son John in Gold
Hill.
O. T. Wilson and family spent
Christmas day at the Nealon home In
Table Rock.
Mrs. Grover Cook returned Friday
from visiting relatives around Cen
tral Point.
Zelma and Virgil Kinney returned
this week to Central Point to be
present for the reopening of school.
Geo.. Nichols has moved from the
Potter place to Gold Hill, and Win.
Adams of Central Point, has taken
charge of the ranch.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
Bt A. C Hewlett
T.n-t Snlnrdnv nflernoon after 1
iiml written niv ielter for liie Mim!
iord Mail Triliune Fred I'eltigrew
came in and enioved n bed for the
night, anil a little later liov, Itolpl'
ami Thomas Stenlev canie in nnd cull
ed for sitiiper and then in l!ie morniii'.'
i ame in tor breakfast. Thev nr.:
three 01 about tin bt CVa
PHOENIX SCHOOL NOTES
SMS VALLEY
brothers, in the .-tod; huMiie-s
that me counted anion; our mol j
llirivimr stockmen un.l fanner. tii"lt
II I V 111 .
tocU of tiiiferent kinds to look alter,
hut their stock consists mostly in
cuttle nnil lioits . Thev sold n lot ol'
about 4(1 lame hosts a short time irai
and now luive about Hint innuv
mure ui iVcilinir for the market.
Snnilav nioruiiiir was another ono
nt our lilonniv moniiiitts, ns it was
c iilil and fo'"'V we don't have per
petual sunshine here, but evcrv win-
ter have our regular visitations of;
t'o'-'L'V weather illlil while that is rath-i
or disagreeable, nevertheless it is a
ttrent benefit to the i-.e.intrv as i' I
keens the irroimd from I'rceziim an. I
liiawimr. Tor when we have oobl.
. iear weather and the sun shines out
warm, as it .-onictipu-s does, that
tne ground io rasc .mo
,.nt tin. ,,1-niri i.nii .,ras llml'
freeze;-
lias started to urow and has not be
come sut't'icientlv rooted to Maud the
Midden chanties and tiie roMilt is it
dries tint ami dies, lint while the I'ol:
is ilisirjreeiable it proves to he u
ureal blessiutr to the tanners
W luui our roLTitl:ir SuntWiv srliuul
service Smiihiv mornititr nnil (hero
wjii lm iiroiH'hinir. Wo went 1101110
mid tlit'iv met Mr. ami Mis. .lie
Cn-v iiml t'nmilv ol" Tiilent, who
(aim- over to visit Mrs, Cnssy's sis
ter. Mrs. (!r:iden Chihlreth. ntul nt'tcr
iliniiiir urn! spemiini: a lew hours vis
iting returned to their home. Mr.
Travnto prenehed for us at niirlil and
announced that he would be here
ana ins next Sunday, JiimuiiY -ltii,
id 11 o'clock.
I la itv Lewis, who is runniiur the
auto stnire hctween here and Med
ford nt present, come in Sunday
evenimr, and is still stoninmr here tin
to the pros en t time, Wednesday af
ternoon. Momlav was rather a uniefc dav in
our town, as there was very IV w peo
ple in from the count rv, although
I here was a few. amoiiLr them wiii
G. Sander-; of the Antelope or
chard and A. 0. lttshop, another one
of our leading orchardists.
In talkinir with Mr. liishop with
reuard to the snow storm that we had
on the niL'ht of the 11th inst, I en
Hiiired as to the damaire done to his
fruit trees, and he assured me that
there was none of anv eonseunence.
hut that evervthinir was prourressiiiLr
finelv. Mr. Hamilton, the foreman on
tho F. 1j. company's ranch was in
town, but 1 did mil speak with him.
as ho was iust uoimr out as I saw
him.
Ii. A. Nason of Prospect came out
on the M'edlord-Iiittte Falls sta
Monday mornimr and went on tip
home as far as Derby on that line.
We hail four vounir men, who were
out duck hiintimr. who came in a lit
tle late, and called for dinner. They
were Harold (!rev of Medford, a slu
dent of the I'niversifv of Oreiyon.
I'aul Keddv of Medford, a student of
the I'niversifv of Santa Clara; liov
Mill, Medford. Sanford Vnivorsilv.
and our own Hobby IVhmze of Kaifle
Point, a student of Stanford lTnivor-
sitv Hobhv savs that he expects t.T
finish his course in the Stanford tlii
year and then thinks of taking a four
vear course in the Harvard univer
sity. Wo, at least, many of us Funic
Pointers, feel rather- proud of the
I achievements Ilobbv has made and is.
Iniakinir, and are hoping that, as he is
trikiiiLr hiuh. he inav reach tho top
most runir of the ladder.
.lames and William M rritt of
Reese Creek. K. P. P. .. W. P.
Haley and Carl Nickel were amoiu:
the hus'nes callers Monday.
fJeorire Ilolmcr and Clem McDon
ald are fixinir up the old storo huild-
inir opposite, tho Fairlc Point hunk-
bank HiiildiriL' for n iruraire and are
pbinninir to do considerable busi
ness the eomiiii; season.
Ii. J. Jilneks and Charles Feller of
Trail came in .Monday and spent the
niuht at tho Sunnvsido.
Koircrs Sears of lint I e Falls 011110
rut on tho Medford-Hutto Falls fitat;e
TuesMav mornimr and went on up
homo the same dav.
Sirs. Artie Nichols, a dauirhf or-in-law
of our town mayor. John M,
Nichols, paid them a visit and Wed
nesday went on the L. C. ntairo to
visit her mother.
William Martin and F. F. Nichols.
drove in Tuesdnv and in tho nflnr
noon M'r. Nichols went to Sled ford
with William Perrv.
Mr. and'Mrs. Iiuss Moore of Lake
Creek were business cullers Thus
dav.
Sir. L. F. Armstrong, his two sons.
W. F. and F. M.. and dau-hlcr. Mi
Amies K. Armstrong, motored in
Tuesday from their home in the hake
Creek countrv. the old Charles New-
stroni place, and after stopping here
Ioiil' enouvh to procure and put on
a new tire on their Maxwell, went
to Medford.
Fred Chnrfrow and his brother.
William K. of Gold Mill, and .1. W
Berrinu of the Fish Ilntcherw liutt"
Fas. und (Jeorirc Albert. uL-o of
liutte Falls, were diners at the Sun
nvside Tuesday.
Tuesdnv, afternoon was tho time
set to hold what miirhf ho called 1
water ditch meet in sr. There was ;
L'ood attendance, mostly of- poop!
living north of our town, alllion-l
we had M. Ttrehv of Central Point
Wiluuin Lewis, the sheep men of
Centra Point nnd Sir. C. M. Thom
as, ath mev ol Sledford. And after
dicussi:x (ho P's and ( 's of the i a-c
in the street until some time after
the hour nnnmnted. we met in ftrowni
hull tinil the nuctiii-.- was culled to
r,i,.r ,v y. l:,,nniel ;tn! allot
ijitinir the ohio-i of tin' moelitiii. in-
had explained more fill I v the obiect
of the mootinir and the law mivernin::
it railed for anv tn who wis '.ted t
j'k anv oue-tioti hoarimr on the r-ub-j
ieel, Tlicie wa unite a n'.iaiber nk-(
c,l mu-stions r.'lativo t" the elimiii:i-
tit)ii of inior bind and llien Sir.'
Khoade'. the civil engineer, reported
that the ditch would be lit1., mi!.-.
loiur to hrinir the water this -dde ol
tiie hill so as to water (lie land, at
an approximate cost of .-rirdt.tH)','.
There w as Considerable' discussion
a t whether the water ri-ji". coub:
be secured on account of the prior
claim of the O. A C. P. Co.. hut Mr.
Thomas e.xpre--cd the opinion thu!
there wouhl be no trouble on that
sen
1
re. t
I.lovd Stanlev of I'utte Falls and
P. F. Sandez came in Tue-dav niuhl
tor supper and Mr. Saudez saved all
ni'jht and I.lovd came in for break
fast this niorniii!.r.
Sirs. Sears of Medford and Sirs.
Thomas Todd of 'frail came out 0:1
the sta-je this morning ami Sirs. S.
went on up lo liutte Kalis and Mr
Todd went (in On Trail stnire iin liome
Klk I'reel;.
Afrs. H. II. r.rvunl. who lias lieen
out visitiiiir I'riends in this neiiililioi.
hood went lo .Medi'ord On tho sluire
'I'uesdiiv morniim'.
W. L. lioherts has moved into the
old home now owned bv 'Mrs. Jnine
Owens. Itelleves Gas, Sour and Horning
Stomach (heartburn) and Pains in
Stomach between meals in Two
Minutes.
Kcr sick headache, biliousness nnd
constipation tako ono heaping tea
spoonful of ,lo-lo in a Klass of hot
water 10 to 20 minutes before meals;
acts gently but firmly1 on'the stom
ach, liver and bowels, stimulating
them to natural action, clearing the
blood and purifying the entire sys
tem.
Hdif WA Vl'KT TOM I.H
WANTl'Jll Woman to come to house
and do laundry work. Three in
family. Phono 301-J. 52S Wesi
Tenth. 2I1
WANTED (lirl for general house
wcrk. Tel. 812 or call 2 7 ifenovti
If
WANTED Girl, experienced or inox
perlenced, for general housow-ork
Mrs. 0. j. Bulirman, 15 Genova
street. 2-12
WANTED Cook, 5-10 a mouth.
J. P. ltcddy.
airs
WANTBU KriHTjKTIiANXOUH
WANTED We repair all makes of
sewing mnchiuos. Singer Sewing
.Machine Co., 115 West Main. 2(7
WANTED lly high school girl, a
suitable place to wcrk for board.
Answer liox 30, Mail Tribune. 242
W.VNTEI) To buy a 12-gaugo dou
ble barrel breech-loading shot gun
or Winchester pump gun. N'o ham
morless weapon wanted. Stato your
best cash price. A. F. S., Mail
Tribune. ,242
WANTED Young bull. F. 11. Dross
ier. Phono 77 7-L. 2 13
WANTED To buy second hand one-
man stump puller. II. C. Mechem,
Trail. 244
WANTED To buy a 1200 or 1300
pound horse, harness nnd light
wagon. A. F. Htennett, Mull Trlh
uno composing room.
WANTED Your hide is worth real
money at Johnson's, 4 5 Front
Btreet.
WANTED To contract for pino and
fir logs delivered at mill in Med
ford or I". O. F. cars Southern Pa
cific track. Ulg Pines Lumber Co
WANTED Highest prices paid for
hides and furs. Medford Junk Co.,
phone 2 83-J. "
WANTED House moving and re
pairing. Phono 488-M or 4K8-X. tf
WANTED
To contract for pine
and fir logs delivered
at mill in Medford or
F. 6. B. cars Southern
Pacific track. Big
Pines Lumber Co.
INVEST
In n proposition that will pay you big Interest on your money, and
one that you can, within a short tlmo, turn again at a profit.
Ws have the following to otfor: A 24 room houso with four threo
room apartment completely furnished for housekeeping and eight
single sleeping rooms completely furnished, four rooms nicely fur
nished for owner's apartments; hot and cold -water throughout; .
steam heating plant; garage oom for four cars.
Will Bell completely furnished and include fuel on hand for
$5500.00.
(Furniture alone worth $2,000.00; heating plant worth $1500.)
Bennett Investment Co.
102 Wont Main St. l'hone 709
SMM
I
nrxe wASTEii aub.
U'AM'lul AMiicn to cut ivomi and
clear land. W. .1. Welisler Itnndi. !
2i;r.
WANTED trtTUATlOS.
WANTi-'ll A pc.ilion as liousolieep
er for one or more lU'iulemon. In
1 uiro 4 1 li South King si reel. 2 17
rni He.ii houbm. !
I-'dlt UKNT l-'urnislied room in nice
home, close in; home privileges.
Phone 7.". I-.!. Jl 1
FOB KENT llll'SEKKKPINO
ROOMS.
FOR HF.NT Housekeeping and
lodging rooms, rear 2:15 South
Central. L'-l-l
FOIt KICNT
' rooniH. 321
-Light housekei
South Central.
pins
2-12
FOU MKNT APARTMKST9.
TO HKXT Two mini fitrnislieil
npartineut. 510 Kast Main street.
2 12
LIBT,
LOST Ladies' small brown purse
containing some silver and jitney
ticket to Central Point. Finder
pleaso return to Mail Tribune of
fice. 2 1:;
LOST Man's undressed kid glove.
Finder please return to Mall Tri
bune office. 242
Itl-.WI, KSTATE INVESTMENTS
FURNISHED HOUSE. FURNISHED
Close In. cozy and convenient
home, well furnished. Owners
havo lived hero for ten years. In
tend going lo a colder, climate.
Thero is a reason. Lot liOxl'.'o.
Kast fronl. Largo lawn. Shade
trees. Fruit trees, roses, berries,
grapes. 1 M; slory house. 7 rooms,
bath, closets, sleeping porch, laun
dry room, wood house, in fact a
most convenient home. Splendid
. furniture, rugs and piano. Canned
fruit and wood. Price, complete,
$3;.-00.00. Page-Dressier Co., Nash
block.
CHICKENS ?, ACRES 3 CHICK
ENS Just what you have been
looking for, eloso in and near
paved street. All cultivaied, fair
soil. Several oak shade trees. All
fenced. Very food house, barn,
well, city water. Price only $2000.
'Pago-Dressier Co., Nash Block.
HOME IIARGA1N To the person
desiring a dandy homo, within 10
niinittos -walk of the business dis
trict, together wilh the ntivntiutge!!
of a flue tract or garden land and
fruit troos, this property certainly
will appeal. The house has five
largo comfortnblo rooms, all on
ono floor. Walls aro plastered and
tinted and arc in excellent condi
tion. Roomy bath. Pantry largo
enough for I ho season's returns
from I ho garden and fruit trees,
l-ot contains over 1)500 so., ft., giv
ing room for a small farm. -As to
soil, there is no better in Medford.
a rich sandy loam. The price,
$2250. 00. should be nttractivo to
one familiar with values. Wo be
lieve the properly lo bo worth
more, lint the owner needs funds
for other purposes and so fixes n
low prico for quick sale, only
$1250.00 is necessary to handle.
And there are no assessments -to
assume. See this property today.
UKUKIES 3 ACRES 3 iBERUIES
Located two miles out on the
paved highway. Paid up water
right'. Neat 5 room house, barn.
Host berry and truck land. Ideal
for poultry. Just like being in
town. Schoo'l close. Lights. Phone
Uailv mail. What more do you
wish? $2000.00 lakes this. $1000
eash. Terms on $1000. Page
Dressier Co.. NiirIi Dlock. 2-13
BROWNS WHITE
10 SOUTH Flit STREET
lltHK.'AI'lvIl TRACTS
10 acres highly improved, all mod
ern conveniences, close in on pave
ment, $5000.
10 acres mostly bottom land; wnll
Improved, eloso in, on pavement,
$01100.
10 acres, well Improved, eloso in
on the pavement, $5250.
3 acres well Improved, eloso in,
price including stock, equipment und
furniture, $3000.
4 0 acres well Improved, 20 acres
paid up water right, all fine bottom
land, $12,000.
3 acres close to Gold Hill, well Im
proved, some good alfalfa under irri
gation, $2500.
6 acres non-Irrigated, well improv
ed, elo'.ie In to Jacksonville, $1800.
10 acres eloso to Gold Hill, well
improved, all crop In, price Including
Btock, equipment and II. 11. goods,
$3200.
BROWN G WHITE
in SOUTH FIR RT.
tOll SAl.f: ItRAL kSTATH
l-'Olt SAI.lv Furnished house. A
well made rive-room lmiiKiilow. 1
whh glassed-in porch, and garage.
All in good repair. Hardwood!
floors, spacious veramla, fine fron; 1
and buck lawn, paved slrcet and j
sidewalk, assessments paid, near;
si-lu.ol. iligli class furnishings,
Willi electric range, and dishwash
er. Price part cash. Apply
K. O. Teague, 7117 West Jackson
street. tf
FOIt SAM-: twenty
water, good roads,
tral.
acres: plenty j
I ..ui ill V ni
21 1
rOlt SALE My owner only, house
and lots in Medford Also cood
land eloso to Medford. Cash or
easy terms. T. L. Taylor, phono
452-11. 2 IB
ItlK HAL, ft lilViilXOOK
FOIt SALE Team weight 2 100;
good harness and U wagon.
South Hamilton street, south of
Dakota avenue. 2 Li
FOIt SALE Choice Huron shouts.
Imiuire lent end of North Central,
opposltu box factory. 24tl
FOIt SALE Nice Jersey holler calf,
week old. Wallace, Wood at lltib
ilmrd liros. 2-12
FOIt SALE Puro bred Duroc Jersey
weaned pigs irom big type ances
tors. Unregistered at ?S each
Registered at $1-1.00 each. Good
opportunity to get feeders
breeding stock. Call iModoc Orch
il rtl.
FOU SALE Seven head cf shoals,
weight about 100 lbs. Phono ti-F-1 3
L. A. Hose, Phoenix.
FOR SALE Chenp. dandy horse,
work, drive or ride. 1111 North
Itiversido avenue, Medford. 257
FOR SALE Cheap, four puro bred
miilch goats. 11 U North Itiversido
nveniio, Medford. 242
FOR 8ALK nllHOKLLA N"KOU8
FOR SALE Household furniture.
Plione U04-M or 530 South Grape.
241
FOR'SALE Stttdobnker touring car.
Light Six, new lust May, over-size
Goodyear cord tires, nil in fino
condition. $1500 cash. K. O.
Teague, 737 West Jackson Btreet.
tf
FOR SALIC lilllj
.''ord touring car,
good condillm,
Mi borso gas en
gfne, Ohio feed cutter, 3lncli "wag
on, buggy and harness, land pul
verizer and small tools. W. D,
Roberts, lOaglo Point. 2-17
FOIt SALE Two sliglllly used drop
head liti Singer sowing machines,
cheap. Singer Hewing -.Machine Co.,
115 West Main street. 247
FOR SALE New rubber tire buggy,
light spring wagon, single harness,
nnd saddle. 1111 North Riverside
avenue, Medford. 2tiG
FOR SALE A touring car in good
running order, good engine, good
tires. A bargain nt $3!10.00. Tinny
Motor Co., 125 South Front St.
FOR SALE Plymouth Rock pullets
and cockerels. Phono 5-F-2. 243
FOR RALE Sowing machines rent,
ed $1.00 per month, l'hone Doug
Ins B15-.I.
FOR SALE Haled hay, Hist and
Bocond cutting, $22.50 and $23.50.
Full -weight no tug weight
makes nbout $1.00 a ton differ
ence. T. 11. Singleton. 2 Yt miles
bouthwost ot Eaglo Point. 245
FOR SALE Ford bug, thrco passen
ger, four good tires, first-class con
dltlon, prico $2115.00. Telephone-
839. 100 South Ivy streot. 243
FOR SALE Now 1919 model Ford
car. Run 400 miles, at a bargain.
Call 854 East Ninth streot. 242
FOR SALE Overcoats at real bar
gains. 103 North Contra!. 2 1
FOR SALE Hay. Phono 842-J.
FOR SALE Gas rango, enameled
hack, three ovens. Call at liig
Pines Lumber Co. IL A. Thlerolf,
FOR SALE Good second-hand piano
choap. P. E. Wynkoop, 820 West
Twelfth.
FOR SALE Airnlfa hay, dellvorod,
$24.00 per ton. 1103 Niautic St.
, 2D2
FOR SALE Used cars on easy terms.
Kcrlnek lildg.. North Fir streot.
Clark & Chllders. 240
FOR SALE ann, gravel, sediment
and dirt. Plowing and teaming
work done. Phone 912-J.
FOUND.
FOUND A bicycle. Owner can have
samo by proving property and pay
ing for this add. Phlpps Building,
room 20S. 24 1
You Can Buy These
NOW, RIGHT.
5 room eottago, modern, llko now,
2 lols on pavement, $1200.
5 room hungnlrw, modern, east
front, 60 ft. Jot, $1050.
5 room bungalow, modern with fur
niture, 2 lots, $1000.
8 room house, modern, 2 lots, clear,
$2200.
100 ncr9 Improved, adjoins II. 11,
station, $1SOO.
lifiO acres, 3 seta of Improvements,
farm land all irrigated, $9,900.
HURD LAND Ss INVEST
MENT CO.
213.11 Gnrnctt-Corcy Illdg.
m7
MISCKI.I.AN Kill's
lll.li J1ATTUKS.--KS made over like
new. Pllone llougias, 1.1. j-J. -
l-'l'lINiTl'ltK upholsteriuf; and re
pairing. Piiono liouglas, til-J.
SKWIMi MACIUXKS,
and clocks; repaired,
las. t!i .".-.I.
phonographs
l'hone Doug
I-TltNITfUi: and household goods
packed and crated. Phone Doug
las liin-.I.
TOGC.EN'lirnc, STUD -GOAT Now
standing at tho Helms Stables. 246
MOXEV TO LOAN
TO LOAN .1. II. Andrews loans
motley on real estate and buys
mortgages ami Liberty hond.
Phone 5;i-M. Ill North Grape
street.
UUSINESS IlIltEOTORT
Auto mppne
LATIER AUTO SPRING- CO. W
are oprntliiK the largest, oldost
and bost-equlppod plant In the Pa.
clflo northwest. Use our spring!
when others fall. Sold under writ
ten guarantee. 84 North Fifteenth
Bt., Portland, Oregon.
Attorney!
ELIJAH H. KURD Lawyer, 313-U
Garnott-Corey Illdg
PORTER J. iNEFK Attornuy-at-mw
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. E. RE AMES Lawyer, Oarnett
Corey Building.
Dentistry
DR. BERT H. ELLIOTT Dentistry.
304-6-li Medford Furniture, and
Hdwo. Bldg. Miss Phylla Roberta,
Dental assistant. Office phone 295.
residence phone 115-Y. 173
K.vpert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given
to anything in Accounting and In
come Tax requirements. Look
Into our BlmpUflod accounting
method. M. F. & H. Building,
Modford. Phone 157-R.
Instruction in Maslo
FRED ALTON IIAIOHT Teacher o(
piano and hnrmony. Haight MusU
Studio, 401 Oarnett-Corey Bldg,
Plione 72.
JiOdgeg
1. O. O. F. Modford lodgn No. 83,
Jleots every Monday night at 7:80,
II. A. Van Ausdall, i .; W. L.
Miller, secretary.
Rogue River Encampment No.
go Moots 2d and 4th Fridays at
7j30 p. in. J. L. Demmer, O. P.;
L. O. Howard, scribe.
Olive Rehoknli lodge No. 28"
Meota 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 8
p. m. Karon M. Bateman, N. G.;
Annie J. Uatomnn, secretary.
Visitors cordially Invited to U
meetings.
Planing Mill
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, sash, doors, mouldings and
screens. Shop 437 8. Fir. Phons
184.
O. J. BERGLUND Plumbing, heat
ing and repair work of all kinds.
Btoves rellnod. 217 South River
side. Phone 225-J. tf
Physicians and Burgeons
STEARNS BROS. Physicians and
surgeons, successors to Dr. Robert
W, Btearns.
Dr. Robert W. Stearns, special
attention to surgery, diseases o(
women and obstetrics.
Dr. Ralph W. Stearns, special
attention to dlsoases ot the stom
ach, kidneys and hoart. Phones 3
Office 89; House 933. -
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician ana
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurist for 8. P,
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Co.
Bldg. Phone 567.
DR. F. G. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSlCIANi
4K-117 Carnett-Corey Bldg.
Phone 804-L,
Residence 26 S. Laurel Street,
T. O. HB1NB, M. D. Physician and
Burgeon Specialty Bye, Bar,
iNoso, Throat. Glasses fitted and
properly adjusted. Moles, warts
and skin blemishes removed with
no scars left. Office third floor.
Liberty Building.
DR. E. RANDOLPH 8EELY, 806-301
Morgan building, Portland, Ore.,
makes a specialty of surgery. Spec
ial attention to Medford and Rogna
River valley people.
DR. McMORRIS M. DOW, Physician
and Surgeon Practice limited to
Burgery and hospital obstetrics.
Special attention given to diseases
of women. Offices 30C-7 M. F. &
II. Bldg. Residonce, the Dow Hos
pital. Printeros and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
best equipped printing office In
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf lodgers, billing systems,
eto. Portland prices. 27 -Northi
Fir St.
Frnnsfer
KADS TRANSFER & STORAOH CO,
Office 42 North Front St. Phon
us. Price mm, Ssirtcs nu
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