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Newspaper Page TextITOFOTCT) MXTE TRTBTTfTT!. STTTD'FOTl'D. OTIKOOX. THURSDAY. -TAXFATJV 1020 PXOTC FTTH LOCAL CAMPAIGN Y.W.C.A. STARTS The campaign for having a Y. V. C. A. in Medford will be from Jan. 15th to 20th. Miss Janette Smith of Seattle who is field worker for Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Mon tana, arrived in the city last night to complete plans, with the local com mittees and have things in readiness for the 15th when a Y. V. C. A. -worker from New York will arrive to finish the campaign. Room 215 in the Liberty building has been secured as campaign head tiuartors and Miss Smith or some of the various committees will be found there-most of the day to answer ques tions or explain the nature of the intended Y. W. C. A. work as it. .will be put en in Medford. , 111 smaller towns with small equip ment a Y. W. C. A. cannot do all , that the city organizations under take, but the work will be classes and (Clubs for all ages, from i0 years up. Especially the club work "known as the Qirl Reserves. There i nothing in Medford now that is anything like it aai tke school girls themselves can ;"trHly. wait for the orgmization to 3 lnuil. i The Girl Keosrves has a graduated f3tQ of stunts, lessons, reWI",, Killing, etc., wlns eaa-a. completed part eaiw for thw girl an honor or syotbol to b worn on the arm band cr a. Wh tWs is coprld tkt keas vecythii.g in'steinl, cWil, mxiI, iyst-l aJ tloowstk! tkinss , t nake her a ten-did wcrw.aa aoi IVn Biot accomplishing the com ifiM iumors is slttply fascixati&g aoJ full ef kurty sooit tirots. Tkre rver 500,000 Girl Ituwrves ia the VrKe- Spates xew. Mtes Switk roetly owe from Woiki Walla, Wask., and Astoria wiere sW Velped establish Y. W. C. A's in both g&cos. " PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 8. Cat tle steady ; receipts 41. Steers, best, W.00(ai.7.r: cood to choice, $10.50 ()11.00: medium to iroort, $!).()0("' $0.75; fair to good, $8.00(S9.0 : oin nion to fair, $7.0(l((i K.OO; choice cows '.and liuifers, $!).00(rfl00; srood to choice, &7.7.")(B!U)0; medium to food, "$5.75Gt7.75; Tnir to mciliiini, $4.7"(ii .5.73 : cannurs, if :1.5()(i):'i.50 ; bulls. . l.(t0(f7,8.2.") : prime litrlit ciilvos, $12.50(13.00: heavy. $7.00(ffl2.o0. stockers and feeders. $8.00(u-9.")0. 1 loirs hiu'her: receipts 01)4. I'rimc mixed. $U.50(tT 13.73; medium. $14.73 (S;13.'23; routili heavy, $l-2.23(a13.75; Diss. 12.23(M4.23. Sheep stroiiir: receipts 721. East ern lnmhs. $1X00(514.00: liulit val lev. $12.50rU4.00; heavy. $11.50 (a 12.50; feeder lambs. 10.0(l(7 12.00: yearlings. $10.0011.00: wethers. -f'J.OUfo 10.00;' ewes. $(i.00(u,7.00. Jlutter PORTLAND.. Ore.. Jan. 8 But ler weak. Cubes, extras, 621.-c: parchment wrapped, box lots, u'7c; cartons. (i8c; half boxes half cent more; less than half boxes one cent more. Butterfat (j8(?fi!)c f. o. b. sta tion; 70(i71e Portland. Eggs PORTLAND. Jan. 8. Kf fectivc to mororw: Keen, selline price, case count, (ilic; buyinsr price, 02c; selling price, candled, (in'o; sclcotcd can dled in cartons, 70c. ' " Poultry Hens, 28(tiMc. 11.: liroilers, 25( 30e lb.: old roosters. Kic 11).: turk eys nominal: tieese, 25c; (lucks, 40c. firaln and Hay . . Oats. $05.00 bid; corn, No. 3, yel low. $50.00 bid. low. $58.50 bid. Hay buying price, timotbv. volley. $2(i.00((l28.0U; alfalfa. $1.50: tiriiin. $20.00. .Mill Feed Prices f. o. b. mill, city tarlntic $2 extra. Mill run. car lots or mixed cars. $45 ton: rolled barley, $77: rolled oats, $08: ground barlev, $77: scratch feed $80. Corn, whole $72: ernckeil. $74 . CENTRAL POINT Shipley Ross, after spending a few .l.-u ,.;n. I, ,.,.. -..Iks Iw.re. left dur ing the week to resume bis business duties m Oregon s metropolis. .Mrs. l!nss will reins in in Centra! Point Peredixo lor a few davs' Ion silt viiit witli her imrt'iits. Mr. mid .Mrs. I. V, Wil liims ami otlior relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wavne Lever have returned to their homo in Seattle follmvinar a several davs visit dnrinu tlio holidavs with Mr. and Mr-. W. C Keever here. Mrs. Joionie in Med ford and otiier. vallev friends. Mrs. Carl Johnson (nee Kdnnnm Carroll.) of Castle lioilt. Wash., -lent the holidays with her sraml mother. .Mrs. .Mattie Parker here, re timiiny to her home rlurin-r the week. Mrs. .lohnson is well known in Cen tral Point, havinir spent her ehihl-1 hood here. Little Kuth Hawk of Albany, Ore., who spent the holidays with her lis ter, Mrs. Oeorire Howard (nee Mil dred Hawk) t' Jaeksonville. was anionir her many Central Point friends durinir the week. Merle Kindle has retMrnc - from a week's pleasant visit with California friends and relatives. Mnrvhelle, vomit; daunliter of Mr. Hamilton, head elerk in Cowls fs em porium here, who eninved a pleasant fortnight with her father, left, the lat ter part of the week for Sunnvale, t.'al., at which place she is attending! scho(d. - I Miss Doris Cowlev, one of 1 he i ronnuet ntemhers of the senior i .-lass at the O. A. i. le,t't Tharsdav j niyht for Corvallis, to he i;: readiness j to resume her sehoid d'::cr; l!:cre tliisi week. The rest of the 0. A. C. con tingent from this plaee. incjudiny (he Misses Lola Freeman and her truest. Miss Kuth Christiansen of .Montana. Krank lioss, Flovd Kvle and -lack Cowlev loft for the college Iowa Hun- dav evenimr. Little Inez Ioard of Jacksonville was a caller afc tW Hol:es residrnee iiere Tharsdav. Miss Audrey IK4iao and Jak nun -law IWt Saturiiv cveitiBa- for j6ih mouth, the home of the Ortjoi St it; Normal sehmd; llotli vnunu ladirs are stiwhuts at the noriial. former a senior and tkc latter a ju nior. Krsal lledrirk. su)T(rintrn(Vnt of the Central Point schools, who spt the holnlavs with Ihhhc fotkn in Drain, Ore., returned to Central Point Satur day afternoon. The remainder of the laeultv. spendimr tlwir vacation out of town, arrived here Sunday, to- he in readiness to resume their school duties, Monday, January 5. Mr. and Mis. Nichols, Sr.. who have been visit inir their son Klmer. in the northern part of the state for the past several davs, returned to their home here'Sundav afternoon. Ben Little is at home nirnin after a short visit with friends in Fort Jones and other California points, A reception will he tendered Rev erend and Mrs. Kdirar at the Union church here Wednesday evening'. January 7th. A prouram will he ren dered and' every effort is be in if put. forth to yet the best talent which the f-ommunity affords for the eveninii's entertainment. Kverv one is invited and iirtrfiil to attend and make the ac quaintance of the reverend ticntlemnn and his wife, and make them feel welcome and nt home in Central Point. A houseful of sociable,' smil iny, hand clasping people, would no i lony wav toward iriviny the homey feeliutr to the newcomers. Mr. ami Mrs. Terrell, Sr., of Fanro. X. D.. are trues ts of their son. David Terrell and family here. The vis itors will prohablv spend the winter here. Misses Christina Ileckman, Verda Lvnch, Thchna Kllestad 'nd Cosette Tetherone, vounir rural school teach ers, left Sunday for their respective schools, everv one of which com menced work Hiruin, .Monday, January 'dh. Clifford Poswell. who has been verv ill has taken a tum'for the hot ter and is now convaleseinc- rapidly. The many friends of the small lad. will be verv ylad to hear of his im provement, i Harrv Kkvmnn left Sundav for Ku-; yene after a. pleasnnt holiday visit with his parents bore. Mr. Skvmnn is 1 student in the University of Oregon. W. V. Kittle was n Grants Pass visitor the last of tho week. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Alden were en tertained at Uio home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Chmnplin Saturday eveniny. -Airs. V. MeOuat went to Grants Pass Saturday to have dental worl; done. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Knyel. who have heen nt the Alden home the past two months, returned to their own home on Riverside Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Pickett and two ?-ons were New Year's dnv dinner yucsts of Mr. and Mrs-. Shepherd at Grants Pass. (t. P,. Alden and F. F. Maiteon RIVERSIDE RIPPLES WHY PORTLAND for MEDFORD Wanted Orchard or Timber , I have the following Portland property: Four Flat building and twc cottuKe corner of 18th and Jlorrlson rented for $ 1 r 0 per mon'!., value 22. 000.00. Hall and store building corner of Yamhill and 34th, rented for $125. 0 per month, value 59,000.00, Paint Shep, East Davis St., rented $15.00 per month, value 11500.00. Will exchange any or all of these for orchard, timber or other land What have vgti? Mipht pay a3h difference or buy for cash If prlco is right. Have customers for ranches. If you have place fur sale or trade I can get you quick action. See or 'phone me. J. C. BARNES Phone 7I-T. were in Medford Tuesday on Ihim nes. Air. and L-s. Foster spent the holidays with friends and relatives in Portland. Mrs. C. li. Dovd and children re turned Sundav from a two weeks vi.Mt with the Lome folks in Cottaue Clrove. C. D. AWtnlverfon marketed some dressed hoys in Grants Pass Satur day. Mrs. I. U. Porter entertained Geo. W. Jacobs and Hert Carlev atMinner Friday eveniny. the occasion heiiu: Mr. J nuob s birthday. Mrs. V. II. Strikes was down fron Ashland the last of the week for n visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. Hra-hear. ! Mis Kdith P.evden of Duluth.j Minn., is a yuct of her aunt. Mrs. j F.slher lirabcar f.tr a few davs. Mr. and Mrs. limshear entertained about ;hi vouny people of I?oyne Uiver at their home New Year's eve. Game-; and music wen much enioved bv all present and refreshments were serv ed. The Recreation club held one of (heir very eniovable meetinys Thurs day afternoon with Mrs. Maud Champlin. All were deliyhted to have present once more Mrs. Striker, who is now liviny in Ashland. M'iss Kdith Prvden was also a yue-t of the club. As this was the first ineetimr Mrs. Charles Kaiser has met with the. club since her marriiure, she was yiven a shower of mnnv beau tiful and useful articles for her new home. .Mrs. G. It. Alden ynve a read ing of the life storv of Carrie Ja cobs llond. alter which one of her most popular soiu;s, "A Perfect Day," was suny. The next ineetiivr will be with Mrs. Alttie i'lMSUit Tbursdtfv. Jaauarv 15. The teleidione line beiny out it is aUiost hnposiWt for tto co?ttix:l t to collfr.'t a VI it mik of interest. It would yive the eorxvpuwst y??nt pleasure if ihv Virsilc iop1p would nvl r. this 1t dyAiMURf a line to her oi SaturJav of vwK tftk. There was a fine Iait hoy Korx to Mr. and Mrs. Childprs on New Years day, both mother and habv dAwy well and are bei.y nursed Wv llrs. Tom liurnett. , Mr. and Mrs. '-Victor Mnso were visitiny Mrs. Mason's mother, Mrs. Jones, on the SuncresI orchard last week. Viola, Jones, n sister of Mrs. Mason's has heen unite sick, beiny confined to her bed for some time. Mrs. William Crosbv was n Bed ford visitor Friday. Others visiliny in Medford Friday were Mr. Fletcher Spencer, Tom Rrittson, Fred Spencer and Ted Sea man. C. A. Hazen was a business visitor in Medford Monday. Mrs. Pearl Rarrcli and Jtrs. John Hudyeon were Ashland visitors Mon day. . Mr .Fletcher Spencer and Mr. Tom Hritlson have emit their work on the railroad and taken a contract cutttny wood, where thev moved with their families in Fern vallev. Will Sacv. who has been in the r.aw aboard the U. S. Pueblo, came home Christmas day, haviny been dis eharyed with three vear4' service to his credit. Mrs. Maryarct Zell of Jacksonville was visiliny relatives in Talent last week. Velmn, the dauyhter of Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Mason, is confined to her home with scarlet fever. Mrs. Howman is enioviny n visit with her father, who is horn from Portland. Mr. Mxin is an old resi dent of Medford, haviny moved from there about nine years aco. Ralph and Max Howman are home DID YOU EVER USESLOAN'S? Keep It handy to promote prompt relief from rheumatic pa 1 n a and ach ea TT THEN you know what Sloans L Vy Liniment will do, as thousands f of men and women the world over know, you, too, will keep it handy. You will use it for those "twinges of rheumatiz," for relieving that lame back, muscle stiffness and soreness, aches, all sorts of external pains, and exposure aftermaths. Only takes a little, applied without rubbing. Soon penetrates, scatter iny the congestion, bringing merciful relief to the throbbing, jumping part. Three sizes 35c., 70c., $1.40. Any druggist has it. If not, we'd like to know his name. 20 X. Peach St. from California vi-iliuy with their parents, hut expert tn return to Cal ifornia the hit v' i ho week. Mrs. Maryarct fiiwbv. who ha-; heen unite ill the la-t month, is stitl ia verv poor health, Imt able to be up. ierye lieilev. sun of Mrs. Cliarle Chapman, has been unite su-k witV. la grippe nt hi- hntiic on the Pacific hiyhwav, but i- able tu be up aiiuk-:. Mr. ami Jlrs. Arthur Awdorsx were up from Mcdt'ord Mondav vis it iny Mrs. Anderson's siter, Mrs. Mary a ret Crolv. Mrs. John Harnett and chi-hlrvM. Orval and .Merle, uf Kuyeue. the.. were visit itiy relatives here Frid-av. ij.... i ;. i ..:r.. . i. yucsts duriny tin' holidnvs theiv dauyhter and htthand, Mr. and Mr. Harrv Smith ot' Kerbv, (re., aii'1 M. A. Martin of Ko.-obury. He Feels Like a New Rhoumatic nains, backache, pains in sides, sore muscles, stiff joints or an "always tired" feelint; are usual ly fivmptoms of disordered kidneys. V. W. Wells, Toipiin, Mich., writes: "I am on my feet most of tho time and set tired. Hut after taking Fo ley Kidney Pills I feel like at now man. 1 recommend them to my cus tomers and have never hoard of. any ease wherS they did not give satisfac tion." Prompt In action to relieve kidney troubles and bladder ailments. For sale by Medford 'Pharmacy. Relieves Gas, Sour and Hum In S Stomack (heartburn) and Pains In HtciaH bcittwwu xifeiVs in Tvo Fct sic! hua.cfce, hiliouttB8 and twtifr.Uion taiitt mi fc'nyiug tfft-.-ipoor.fwl of Jo-to in n glass of hot water 10 to 20 minfcV bvfre meali; acts Effitly bt firmly ox. tke sto ack, liver and ho'tvels, stli.latiRS tkew to statural action, eUurlng tho blood a4 rifyiug tke ontiru sys- ,wui.aji.q.h-w. . tnfc. ,n-p. ! ROSS'S 593 J 4Bwb... .... .i..-........ .. ., ........ t Get a. smnll iKiclwapre f Uarburp Eivaf Tea nt any rdiurwiuvy. Take a tibli'syocxf'.il of the tua, jiut n cup of boiling water uh)u it, pour through n Bieve and driifck a tcacuii full at any litfie duriifr the day or before retiring. It. is tke most elTecfctve ay to breuk a cold asd cure ffrip, as it ofcus tfc-u unrcs of tbe skin, relieving cos'irst ion. Also Iooschs 1k bowels, tkus Lreakin up a cold. Try it the iwxt. time you sufTcr from a cold or the trril). It is inexpensive find entirely .vegetublu, therefore uufti una harmless. Hub Sereness from joints and mnsoles with a small tnal bottle of old St. Jacobs Liniment Stop "dosinp" Rheuinntism. It's pain only; not one case in fiffy requires internal treatment. Rub soothine;, penetratinir "St. .Jncols Lini ment" rifbt on he "tender spot," and by the time you say jack Hohinson- out comes the rheumatic pain. ".St. Jacob's Liniment" ia a harnilcss'rheu matism cure which never disappoints and doesn't burn the skin. It takes pain, soreness and BtifTnuss from ach ing joints, muscles and bones; slops sciatica, lumlmo, backache, ncurululu. Limber up! uet, a 30 cz-nt bottle of old-time, honest "St. .Incogs Liniment" from any dnur store, and in a moment you'll bo free from pains, nclies and stitTness. Don't Buffer 1 Itub rheuma tism away. BROWN & WHITE 10 SOUTH Flit STREET IKKIOATKI TRACTS 10 acres highly improved, all mod ern conveniences, close In on pave ment, $5000. 10 acres mostly bottom lnnd, well Improved, closo. in, on pavomcnt, $0000. 10 acres, well Improved, close in on the pavement, $5250. 3 acres well Improved, closo In, price including stock, equipment and furniture, $3000. 4 0 acres well improved, 20 acres paid up water right, all fine bottom land, $12,000. 3 acres close to Oold Hill, woll Im proved, some good alfalfa under Irri gation, $2300. 6 acres non-Irrigated, well ImproT cd, close in to Jacksonville, $1800. 10 acres close to Gold Hill, woll improved, all crop In, price Including stock, equipment and H. II. goods, $3200. BROWN & WHITE in KOI7TH Fill T. INVEST In a proposition that will pay you big Interest on your money', and one that you can, within a short time, turn again at a profit. We hare the following to otfor: A 24 room house with four three room apartment completely furnished for housekeeping and eight single sleeping rooms completely furnished, four rooms nicely fur nlshed for owncr'j apartmonts; hot and cold water throughout; steam heating plant; garage oom for four cars. Will sell completely furnished and Include fuel on hand tor $5300.00. (Furniture alone worth $2,000.00; heating plant worth $1600.) Bennett Investment Co. 103 West Main fit. (I Wiiim Mwi i i I, iiaiiia'ulafcM 'fVA.NTKD Man to deliver goods; must be in posit iu-n ti leave city. Salary. Apply Mr. Snapp, 1 lotel Holland Sample Uoom, afternoon a t o 5 . 2 ! t RAILWAY MAIL Clerk examinal inn. .Medford. .Ian. 17. Hundreds need ed. ?l::oo $inio. Am- is :!.". Hxperionce unuerpssary. l'or free particulars, write .1. Leonard (for mer Civil Service Kxutniner), 7(1" ICquitaljIe Hlds., Washington, M. C. 2 l W'ANTKn Axmen to cut wood and clear land. Y. .1. Webster ltiinch. 2G5 V 'il WANTlEflMAlji W'ANTKD Lady co(.-k and pack(M" for mining camp. IMione .",!((. ! Ti ( I WAN'TK!) Woman to help with housework, 2 or it days a weuk. Phone (i;!.S-J. Eden Valley Orchard. 2 4.1 WANTED tiirl or woman for Hen- era; housework; good wage:'. Phone 7r,0-X. 2-1(1 WANTED Cook, f -10 a month. Mrs. .1. F. lteddy. II KM' WANTED Male and Foinulu WANTED Men or women, salary $21, full time, fiOc an hour spare time, selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Experience unnecessary. Cuurunteed Mills, Norristown, tl'u. iitvrmtiiv.W'S(. TV ANTED A position as housekeep er for one or more gentlemen. In quire 411! South King street. 247 WANTED About six hundred feet of second hand 1 V4 or 1 "4 inch fifi. McCurdy ltowne Motor Co. 24r WANTED--To rent Block ranck, stocked and equiHPod rigX. llet. Kilkery, 45 1 Yawhlll, l-ortlani, Ore. 24 7 WANTED Wo repair nil makes of sowing ainckisns, Singer Sewing .Machine Co., 115 West Main. 207 WANTED To contract for plxo a-i fir logs doltveriid at mill in Mod ford or F. O. V. cars Southon1 l"a cltte track. Big Pinos Lumbar C. WANTHD Hlgkost prlees pfl:l Euv hides ami furs. Moifwd Juxk C, phone 283-J. . WANTED Ilcwse Moving mrd o- patring. Phcoa 48S-M or 4S8-X. !' FOR SALE Three extra good milch goats. 1111 North Kivorside ave nue, Medford. 2GII roil SALE Ten fine milch cows. 1111 .North Klvorsido nvonue, M(ul ford. , 2 (ill FOll SALE Dull calf two weeks old. Eden Valley Orchard. Phone C3SI-J. 245 FOll SALE No. 1 milk cow, Just Vresh; three year old work mare weight 1450 lbs. W. S. Stnnclirt, Phcenix. 245 FOll SALE Good cow, Phono 25-11-2. $r.o. no. 247 'Oil SALE Choice Duron shr.nts. Inqulro tent end of North Central, opposite box factory. 24G FOR SALE Puro mod lJuroc Jorsey weaned pigs from big typo ances tors.. Unregistered at $S each; ltegistercd at $14.00 on (Hi. Good opportunity to get feeders or breeding slock. Call IModoc Orch ard. FOll SALE Seven hoad ot r.hoats, wolght about 100 lbs. Phono li-F-13 I.. A. Iloso, Phoenix. FOR SALE Cheap, dandy horse, work, drive or ride. 1111 North Riverside avenue, Medford. 257 You Can Buy These NOW, RIGHT. 5 room cottage, modorh, like new, 2 lots on pavement, $1200. 6 room bungalrw, modorn, east front, CO ft. lot, $1050. 5 room bungalow, modern with fur niture, 2 lots, $1000. 8 room house, modern, 2 lots, clear, $2200. 160 acres Improved, adjoins R. R. station, $1800. 060 acres, 3 sots ot Improvements, farm land all Irrigated, $9,900. HUED LAND & INVEST MENT CO. . 213-14 Cornet t-CorOf Hldg. s Meflfnrd, Oro. 1'bone 709 KDIt HAI.K lly owner, several up- to-dato hunalows cheap and oi; ! easy terms. If you want a coo 1 1 home (his is your fi;iurtunity. I'. -K. Wynkoop, M20 W uit Twelfth I street. 2 ill) I FOR SALE Three rc.-.n buucalow. to be moved from iw. liuiliire at fit South Oakdale. 2ti7 KOIt SALIC furnished V.-mse at 72. Alder street. 217 Foil SALE l-'lvo rooii furnished modern bungalow, ."2'J South (Irapo. Seymour l'liya-x. 217 i' OH SALE vy owner e,nly, house and lots in Medford. Also good laud close to Medfi.Td. Cash or easy terms. T. L. Taylor, phone 452-11. 2411 r)ll SA1,K MISCKLLAXKOUS FOll SALE I'our head of horses, t.ne single horse, n set of work harness and ono single hariu ss. one sidehiil Hardy spray((r. ill III model, good as new; two three-Inch wagons, one single 1-horso wagon, Mc.Conuiek mowing machine ami hay rake, one double riller and disks; also piano and sewing ma chine, (ioo. Wolf, route 1, box 11. Orchard Homo. 24f TOR SALE SS nolo player piano, perfect condition: also some rec ords. Mrs. M. T. Edwards, ;I07 Liberty building. Phone lti;j. 247 FOll SALE Extra fancy Spluenburg apples. $2.50 per box. Uardweil Fruit Co. 24 7 FOll SALE 32 Winchester Special, reasonable, in good shape. 5 10 Wast Main street. ' 240 'Oil SALE Two second hand spray ing machines in gocj order. Hear Creek Orchards. 24(1 EOit SALE Rent or oxehauge. new and ased scwixg mackiues. No agents. 1 can savo y.ut iosoy. See me before y(.'u buy. C. A. Chap wax, fluw 9;3-'C. 245 V-onlh Central. 2(i!l Wd-IY PAY $0 to ;i(tfi for a now sewing muckinc? Y(r oM ma chine can tie made to riiH like nv. W. II. Puck, fhmo Kil-X. 2 19 POK. SAL10 Whlto Leghorn eoekw els fro heavy laying kens of the Taocre strain. IT. V. Crum. Pliono DU7-R-1. 2111 J'OSl SALK '.Vow Vari tnurliyg enr, faetury oqulwcs', self slarlor, Kiwiek alarbers. Never bee, run. Toak tko ca; on trico nud will sell at actual cost. If yon want quick tellvery ww Feed, write 1 or tulepJiBSO W. C. Clements, Eaglo P(W.nt, Ofog3. 2 45 FOR SALE 19 17 Suoi touring car. CrattT Lake Mtor Co. 247 FOK KAIjK 1919 Franklin. Has run 5Q00 ixiles. 'IVarHtMi's (larago. 247 FOll SALE 2d tons ensllago corn not husked sit. Will feed out on lace. G. K. Plwce, 'Ferrljl lt!iik"h, Prownsboro, Oro. FOR SALE Ono xewly now Chevro. let. See It at Geo. L. Trolrhler Jlotcr Co. 2 4 FOR SALE 101 0 Ford touring car, good condition, 2 Vj horso gas en gine, Ohio feed cutter, 3-inch wag en, buggy nnd harness, land pul vorizer and small tools. W. I). Roberts, Eaglo Point. 247 FOR SALE Two slightly used drop head Gl Singor sewing machines cheap. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 115 West Main street. 247 FOR SALE New rubber tiro buggy, light spring wagon, slngln harnuKS, and saddle. 1111 North Riverside avenue, Modford. 2116 FOR SALE A touring car In good running order, good engine, good tires. A bargain at 3!I0.00. Tinny Motor Co., 125 South Front St. FOll SALE Sowing mnchlnoB rent ed $1.00 per month. Phono Doug las C15-J. FOR SALE Baled hay, first nnd second cutting, $22.50 and $23.50. Full weight no tng weight ' makes about $1.00 n ton differ "nee. T. 1). Singleton, 2 Va miles southwest of Kaglo Point. 24 FOll SALE Hay. Phono 842-J. FOR SALE Gas range, enntneled back, three evens. Call at Hlg Pines Lumber Co. H. A. Thlerolf. FOR 9ALH; Alfalfa hay, dellvored $24.00 per ton. 1103 Mantle St. 202 TOR SALE Used cars on easy torms, K&Tlnek Bldg., North Fir street, Clark & Chlldera. 246 FOR SALE! tfanx. crave!, sediment aud dirt Plowing and teaming work done. Phone 912-J. illSCELL.ANHOlH EXPERT REPAIRING on typowrlt era, cash registers and sowing ma chines. Phone 161-X, W. II. Puck. 219 OLD MATTRESSES mndo over like new. Phono Douglas, 6I5-J. FURNITURE upholstering nnd pairing. Phono Douglas, 015-J. SEWING MACHINES, phonographs and clocks repaired. Phono Doug las, 015-J. ' ' I'URNITl'ltE and household goods packed and crated. Phono Doug las 615-J. ' TOUGENHURO STUD GOAT Now standing at tho Helms Stables. 2 46 roR KJEirt Hootin. FOR RENT OR SALE Neat 5-room modern cottage, closo In. Call or phone Barnum Apts. 246 1'Olt TliAKH riix-cylindcr touring car for taitlo. Answer Box Y, Mail Tnbune. 24ti TAKES PP. TAKEN 1M' Brown jersey bolfe'". Eden Valley tlreliard. I! :'.-. I. 245 MONEY TO I.O.W TO LOAN Money on good farm land, lie incumlirnnce. 11. J. Hlan kinsliip, 1.", Sixth street. 247 TO LOAN I. 11. Andrews loans money on real estate and buys mortgages and Liberty bonih. Phono 53-M. 31 North Urapo street. BUSINESS I-niKCTORY Auto trappnea LAHKR AUTO 8PKINO CO. We are operating the largest, oldest and beat-equipped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Use our spring when others fall. Sold under writ ton guarantee 84 North Fifteenth 8t., Portland, Oregon. Attornejr ELIJAH H. KURD Lawyer, 218-14 Garnott-Corey Bldg. PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-at-law rooms s ana s, jaeatora jMauouai Bank Building. A. E. REA.MES Lawyer, Oarnett. Corey Building. Dentistry DR. BERT R. ELLIOTT Dentistry. 304-5-6 Medford Furniture and Hdwe. Bldg. Miss Phylls Roberts, Dontnl assistant. Office phone 295. re-ddesce phone 11D-Y. 173 Expert Accountant WILSOW AUDITING CO. E. M. WSiUon, C. P. A. Attention glTBD . to anytb-lng In Accounting and In come Tax requirements. Look Into onr simplified accounting method. M. F. ft H. Building. itBdford. Phone 167-R. Instruction In Mnsle Fit ED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ol piano and harmony. Ilalght Musi' Btud-io, 401 Oaruett-Corey Bldg, Phone 72. Lodges I. O. O. F. Medford lodge No. 83, Meets every Monday night at 7:30, II. A. Van Ausdall, 'N. .; W. L, Millar, secretary. Rogue River Encampment No. 0 Meets 2d and 4th Fridays at 7:30- p. m. J. L. Dommor, O. P.; JU O. Howard, scrlbo. Olive Robekah lodge No. 28 Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 8 p. m. Karen M. Batoman, N. O.; Annie J. Bateman, secretary. Visitors cordially invited to all meetings. Planing Mill THOM-AS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 8. Fir. Phons 184 O. J. BERGLUND Plumbing, heat ing and repair work or. an xinus. Stoves relined. . 217 South River side. Phone 225-J. tf Physicians and Surgeon STEARNS BROS. Physiclana and snrgeons, successors to Dr. Robert , W. Stearns. Dr. Robert W. Stearns, speoial attention to surgery, diseases ol wouisa and obatotrlcs, Dr. Ralph W. Stearns, special attention to diseases of the stom ach, kidneys and heart. Phones a Office 39; House 933. DR. J. J. EMMEN3 Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and A'irlst for 8. P, R. R. Co. Offices M. 1'. H. Co. Bldg. Phone 567. DR. F. Q. CARLOW DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW DKTiilOPATHIC PHYSICIAN! 414-417 Garnett-Corey Bids, Phone 904-L. Residence 26 S. Laurel ttraert, T. Q. HEINE. M. D. Physician and Burgeon 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 SEELT, 806-.107 ' Morgan building, Portland, Ore., makes a specialty of surgery. Speo ial attention to Medtoru and Rogua Riror valley people. DR. McMOIlRlS M. DOW, Physician and Surgeon Practice limited to surgery and hospital obstetrics. Special attention given to disoases of women. Offices 306-7 M. F. & 11. Bldg. Rosldonce, the Dow Hos pital. Printeres and Pabllshera MEDFORD PRINTINQ CO. has t!e best equipped printing office in Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, eto. Portland prices. 17 North Fir St. Fransfer BADS TRANSFER ft STORAGKt CO. -Office 42 North Front St. Phone SIS. Price right- Bexrlc guar