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Newspaper Page TextSEA! SALE FOR WALKER WHITESIDE ir., ctadto oATimnAvb'u;:;;;1:;; omnio oHiunufl The sale o seats begins tomorrow at i- o'clock for the Walker Whiiu side engagement which will be played at ill Page theati'o on Monday night, January IMith, at which time Robert J.oai Stevenson's thrillum ri.nedy drania, "The .Master of Ballimtrae." will Lie acted. An attractive scale of prices liar; Imen arranged by .Manager Hunt, anil I seals mayo be obtained at prices which range Iroin $2.00 to fir,;. (en's. When it is remembered that the company which is headed by Mr. Whiteside is tho very cream of the theatrical profession, it may be seen that a distinctly metropolitan event is assured. '. The Master cf 'llallantrae'" is mo.-l lavishly sLiged, costumed and lighted. A special switchboard ii carried by Mr. Whiteside, and all or the intricate effects are under the control of Mr. Frank Fox who is re sponsible for tho various effects. The play opens during a terrific storm. and the play of forked lightning, anil the rumiiie or tnuuiler is most con vincing in its naturalness. During the progress of tho plot, the fire light floods tho huge old baronial hall, and concealed spot lights illumine the quaint old room; when tho snow begins to fall, steel blue gelatine me diums color tho falling flakes, and the final curtain descends upon a pic ture which glows with hues, impos sible lo reproduce without, the com plicated dovicA employed by .Mr. WhitesRle's able assistants. ' Robert Warwick Liberty .For thirty years a "best seller" in novel form, "Told, in tho Hills," has been adapted for the screen, with Major Robert Warwick In the leading role. It is on view at the Liberty theatre IfAiay and tomorrow. Ann Mule, lClleen Percy, Wanda llawlpy, Charles Ogle, Tom Formtin ''ii'fid Monte iiiltie are included in a. distin guished supporting casl. It isn, llirilij nag siory oi lue west OL 1MIU aim well worth seeing. Country Cousin u( lilaltil Tho picturized version ,,.ol',,, '.'Xlio Country Cousin," adapted : from' tho famous stage play by llooth Tarkins1 ton and Julian Street, is a thoroly eittertalni'ng photoplay, as can bo at tested lo by any of those who have seen it at the Kialto theatre, where it is the feature attraction the re mainder, or this., week;. .Jilaino. llani, mcrstcin is the star, and to her na tural charm and capable work is due much of tho appeal of this Selznkk picture. 4 She is seen as Nancy Prico, a cap able young American girl who man ages a farm. Nancy's wholesome sim plicity is accepted as personified on the screen by Miss llammerstein, and that appeal is heightened when the country girl becomes he pivot around which turn the, working of a group of "fashionable" : near relatives anil their friends. Nancy Is Instrumental in opening the eyes of her young-girl cousin after the latter inherits a for tune and takes up life in a handsome villa. A charming love story runs thru the plot. Livestock PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 2X Cat lie sternly: receipts six Steers lies-t. iMl.a.'ifii -12.1)0: nooil to choice. lll."il lair, .7.llll( S.0O: choice cows and Ot '11.00; medium to sood, .0.0Oi0.75: fair to eood. $H.00(i!).00; common to heifers,. $i).(l(l(-;l(l. (HI; unuil to choice cowg nnil heifers. .8.00((i'J.OO : me dium to .rood. 7.00(i 8.(10: fair to ' GRANDMA USED SAGE " TEA TO DARKEN ilR She mixed Sulphur with it to Restore Color, Gloss, ,.Youthfulness. Common garden Bape brewed Into a heavy tea with sulphur added, will turn pray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just a few applications will prove a revela tion If your hair is fadlnp, streaked or gray. Mixing tho Sago Tea and Sul phur recipe at home, thouRh, Is trou blesome. An easier way Is to fret a bottle of Vyeth'a Sago and Sulphur Compound at any drug store all ready for use. This is tho old-Ume reclpo Improved by the addition of other in gredients. While wispy, gray, faded hair Is not sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attractive ness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, because It does it so naturally, so evenly. Tou Just dampen a Bponge or soft brush with It and draw this through your hair. Liking one small strand at a time; by morning all gray hairs have disappeared, and. After another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, oft and luxuriant. 'his preparation Is a delightful toilet requisite and Is not Intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of die-cose. mm, (f.0.rt 7.0,1 j,.am.rUi ,-, .-,0 ,, Ill h.H,; ,.,. , 'iiui lii.iiii; lic.av. fr.Oiii,; IT-, till,) iWlilTi. fS.iiiKr I'lv. rc,,;,;. .-,,'.11. .,., III. I ii., .,!;:,, ,,x,. J riuiyli lu-nvv. -flLMl.1 '. l'.J.",u I l.,",n. Mieei, ! i l-m ; receipt i III ielelis l.-..lin,u il lev ri. Villi!,, hi. Illl; i,.;iv "i. Ka-t li'-ht va! M.:.iii. .Ml: HIT iijiiIi.-. i . 1 1 ( i , I ; earlim.-, 1 l-.ll'l!.l I.!. Illl; i.mii.' !::..'ili; w, ii.r, -!.m;(,, I (l..Vtl. llHttrr I'nKTI.AM). (ire.. Jan. ::. -Hn , iiie. e,rn, Uouilli: I'.-ir'-iiMu-nt wr:ij ,,-il. box I I- Ml.-: rent ill cartons (III.-; ,af ((1XI.S hull' one ii. Ii. lc-i tlinu half I,, inure lion ; Blltt.Tlal "lliill ."i7c Vii (ili- I'orllnn.l. l-gg 1'OI.TI.AXI). Jan. L' '- l.ri.c. ca.-e eoanl l.riee. "ill.-; elinu ,riei. K--. .-oil. lc; liuvin: autlleil, .Vic -iiei lcil i-anillci! m eartou "ilic. firuin and Hay Oats. low, $S.', .rn, X Yol- r, hid. Corn ltiillls.il Again CHICAGO. Jan. Hullish senti ment revived in the ci.rn market to day helped by gossip that the ston- page of vast hound m ain shipments would last for only a short time. Opening prices, which varied from the same as yesterday's finish to : higher, with .May $1. 3:114 to $1. 11414 and July $l.:u to $i.:ni., were followed by moderate upturns all around. .Ileal Instate Transfers Pear! M. Thompson tu C. A. ISi-nnelt. lot I, blk. 1 11, I.au relhurst Add. to Mcdrord ... C. A. Dennett et ux to Jackson County iildg. & i.oan Ass'n, lot 4, blk. 111. I.aureinur-ic Add to Xledford M. J. Kstes et ux to Cieorge W. Dt'w et ux, lot 1. blk. J, Ol son Add. to .Medford Catherine A. X. Satterl'ield to K. V. Smith, land in Ashland Certificate of title to W. T. Kolger, Xii, of Ki of lot S it. of E u of Jot l blk. :., Pierce Sub. 87-HV....' Certificate of tille to Ilert II. ,J.(.'-ery.. lot l, (iolililtawie . Qrchard t,i,'H"t. Cei'tificafeI'(tl" tllle Id James Taylor et ux lo laud in block 2. Tuttle's Sub-Division (..K.-iVrr.ijl to Mexican Npielt inir. mid licfiiiiiiir ciiiiinativ. ' East half i.f 'SH. of SK. 1.-;. il.iW . :.... 100 ra :i itR.":rSij LPArif Pi "Pactt Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag" and "hit" it for the tall timber. Camping is great sport provided your feet don't get sore. "Massage" your shoes with a little Bergmann Shoe Oil It softens the leather, makes them waterproof and makes hiking a pleas ure. Theo. Bergmann Shoo Mfg. Co. PORTLAND, OREGON Sumrtiuns In tlio Circuit Conn of the Slate of Oregon. In and for Jackson County. Ola Sutton. Plaintiff, vs. Samuel Car penter, and if he he deceased, the unknown heirs of Samuel Carpen ter; also all other persons or par ties unknown elnimiitu' any riKht, title, interest, lien or estate in the real estato described in the com plaint herein. Defendants. To: Samuel Carpt nter, and if he ho deceased, the unknown heirs of Samuel. Carpenter: also all other per sons or parties claiming any right, title, interest, lien or estate in the real esjate described in the complaint herein. In the name of the State of Oregcn, you are herein required to uppear end answer tho complaint filed against you In the above entitled court and caue, on or before six weeks from the date of the first pub lication of this summons, the first publication thereof beinp on the 2nd day of January. 192; the time pre scribed in the order for publication thereof, and you are hereby notllied that if you fail to appear and answer said complaint fcr want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the court forj0f tho relief as deamnded In the coin plaint, to-wit: That the plaintiff recover judg ment In the sum of four hnndred dol lars ( l ion. 00 I, together w ith Inter est thereon at the rale of ten per cent per annum, payable semi-annually fn.ni March 21. m. until paid, together with one hundred dollars ($100.00) attorney's fits, and costs . .12.. .-IO.-I 'or Sate at nd 1,1 shoe hoc Drug. i-TTSltii!! Kopuir Shop, inrdware nnd r"T4V and 6P"rlinir rocety SlatvB v-v-WLfi Umid Slor wrcTTForcn MxnTTRTfflmR srriTTroTiTi. cmK;ox. vriday. .tat.tcy BAD GOLD GOT YOU? FEELING GHIPPY? Dr. King's New Discovery soon starts you on the road to recovery 01S tried, always nseil. That's trite expression, but one never liinrA iiTinlii'ilil., IKnn It Is to J r. Kiuu's New- Hiscoverv. Von will III;,, the 'pro.-npt. Inisl-ness-iike way it loosens tho phlegip-i-nliL'tste.l chest, soothes tliO Utr- mri'd throat, relieves an old or a new cold, grippe, cough, croup. The kiddies can take It In perfect safety, too. No bad after-effects. Standard hull' a cenrurv. line, and S-l.Ji.i a buttle. At your Urucgist. Dca't Conuaue Conslipated PHm't let yeiir bowels bulldoze your system. .Make Iheiu fuiiclimi regularly keep ;he Imdy tlcansed i.f wnsie n, alter with Dr. King's New Life Pills. r.illousnes.!, slide headache, sour sri.inai-h, indigestion, dizziness, furred tongue, had breatli liiink of Ihe elnbai-i-assini-nts and discinn fi.rts traceable to c1111stliu1Ii1.11. How easily lliey're rectified liy the occa ii.iial us., of lir. King's New Life I'ilis. .Move the bowels suioulhly bill silli ly, 'try them louigllt. All druggists ITh:. as usual. and disbursements herein to be taxed, and tor a decree of court foreclosing tho certain real estaie mortgage securing; the debt, and promissory note described in plaintiff's Com plaint, and that said mortgage . be foreclosed of said premises in .Tack son County, Oregon, as follows: The east half of tho northeast iiuarter, and the oa:;t half of the sou! heast quarter of Heel ion I'.O. Township 'is South of Hang '1 West or the Willamette Meridian, contain ing one hundred sixty acres. Thai, said premiss denei-ibed be orilercd sold in the manner provided by law, and. tho proceeds thereof' be applies: 1. In the payment of costs and expenses of sale; li. In the payment of costs and disbursements of suit, and the attor ney's fees allowed by tho court. U. The amo-unt due tho plaintiff on said note, and the balnnco if any there be after said amounts have been fully paid, satisfied and dis charged, be paid over unto the above named defendants, and thereby all and any title, estate, lien and interest of the defendants, and each thereof, including the unknown heirs of Sam uel, Carpenter; if he be deceased, and all other persons or parties unknown claiming'' any right, title," interest, lien or tistaHe' in the reai estato .de scribed, be foreclosed and forever barred, except' as to Ihe right of re demption as provided by law, and for such further and different relief as to till? I'lllll llldV M'I'III lUJJL'l U1IU U4IIII- able in the premises. 1 1 This summons 'is published in the Medford Mail Tribune, under nnd by virtue of an. order duly made, ren dered and entered upon the HOth day of December, 1!U9, in this court and cause by F. M. Calkins, Circuit Court Judge. The date of the first publication thereoT is the 2nd day of January, 1920. and the last publication is Feb. ti, 11120. C. M. THOMAS, Attorney for IMainliff. Residence and post office address Medford. Oregon. Notice of Sheriff's Sale t Notice Is hereby given that in pur suance of an execution issued out of the Circuit Court of Oregon, for Jack son County, in a cause therein where in W. M. Kinnison was plaintiff and Carl W. Abercrombio and Oraco Abercrombie, his wife, Alva H, War ner and Jennie L. Warner, his wife, Medford National Hank, an Oregon corporation, and Jackson County Hank, an Oregon corporation, were defendants, and in which the Baid plaintiff recovered a judgment against defendants Alva H. Warner and Jeifliie L. Warner in the full sum of Eleven thousand six hundred fifty and S.'MUO ($11 ,tl"0.s:j ) Dollars, with interest thereon at tho rate of Seven (7) percent per annum from December 1.1th. lilli), for One thou sand ($1,000.00) Dollars attorney's foes nnd the costs and disbursements of the suit taxed at $02.20; and in which suit defendant Jackson County Hnnk recovered a judgment against defendants Carl W. Abercrombie and (irace W. Abercrombie in the sum of Five thousand five hundred thirty-six and 00-1110 tJ.'T.nn.OO) Dollars, for Five hundred ($ii00.00) Dollars at torney's fees, and cosIh and disburse ments taxed at 1 U.8.V. and in which suit defendant Medford National Hank recoverod judgment against said defendants Carl W. Abercrombie and (Irace W. Abercrombio in the sum of Five thousand one hundred sixty-six and HS-lOO ( $." 1 tiO.iKJ 1 Dol lars, and Four hundred ($(oo.Od) Dollars attorney's fees and $10.00 costs; and In which sun defendant Jackson County Hank recovered a sec ond judgment airninst defendant: Carl W. Abercrombie and Grace W. Abercrombio in Iho sum of Three I hotisand nine hundred seventy-five nnd 11-100 ( $:j!7ri.l ?, Dollars, and Three hundred fifty ($:j:0.oo bol ters attorney's fees, each of which judgment was enrolled and docketed; in the said Circuit Court on the l.'Ilh j day of December, 1 9 1 f ; and in which) suit a docroe of foreclosure of the mortgage of said plaintiff and the several mortgages of said defendants1 was obtained, a copy of which decree is attached to said execution and 1 especially referred to, and in whicn decreft the following described real property was ordered to be sold toj satisfy first the Judgment of plaintiff 1 and then the subordinate judgments (he said defendants In tho order of their priority, consisting of the fol lowinsr: ' 'Heginnlnsr at the Northeast corner, of Donation 1-and Claim Number' Eighty-four f -, in Township Thir- tv-aeven (37) South of Range Two, (2) West 6f Ilia Willamette Meridian; j and running thence South Twenty I (20) chains for a beginning point and running theuce West Twenty (.20) chains; thence South Twenty chains; thence Kast Twenty (301 chains; and thence Nonh Twenty I L'lH chains to (he place i f beginning, containing forty (4u a res. more or less. Now therefore, in pursuance of said execution nud order 01 sale issued out of the said ci.urt, I will, on Saiunlu.' the .list day of January. IJii'ii, at the hour of Ten o'clock In the forenoon of said day, at the fivnt door of ihe Court House in Jacks inville, in said 1 County, sell at public sale to the highest bidder for ca.-h the said de- scribed premises in pursuance of said J execution and decree 10 satisfy said! judgments, attorney fo..s, costs aud'i uccruing costs. I Dated: Jacksuiville. JacksonVoun- ty, Oregon, December '-Mr. I. ism, j c. k. Ti:i:it!i.i.. Sheriff. Hv Flora Thompson. Deputy. Advertising Rates Classified One cent a word. Locals Ten conta a line. Legal Five cents a line. Display ;25 cents an Inch. Contract rates on application. Cash In advance. KTELr" watkt mm.m. WAXTI'lllTeam and linn tn haul liimlier and lo lojt. (;n..l vai:es. 'rhone ij-l. WAXTKD A steady all year round raneh'hand. Addresa llox S, .Mail Ti'ilnine. . i' -20'J WANTICD iitatmen vo cut wood nnd nla,p lnn,l 111! T- W'n K . u,v,. iMui,. n . t, iicuaici '. 'S " WANTED BTTCATION. WAN'TKI) YounK Japanese with wifn want work for farm or oieh ard. I'liono MS. 2,',s ' wanted nrratjrt,i,A EOC VATKITo hy, homesiead relin 1 1 ll i sh m I'll I . ' II. Iieuham, Ituutn A, Kuwone,- Ore. 2.",:i WAN'TKI) Teams on Pacific high way. See foreman on ji.U near Tolo. Clark & Henry Construction Co. "till WAN'TKI) Iteliable couple without children desire to rent or lease neat modern -1 to ti room bungalow with furniture and Bnrnse. l'hone 259-11. ( 2li0 WAXTKD A team, to weigh about 1200 pounds. ,los. II. Sander, Ash land, Ore. 1 Mil Oak street. 211 1 WAXTICI) To buy two .Mammoth Uronze turkey hetiH. A. Sten nelt, llox (Hi!) or .Mail Tribune ..composing room. 2."i7 WAN'TKI) Strictly modern home on pavement. Wish lo Irade in im proved iilaco adJolnltiK city limits on hiKliway. Address J. O., Tri ll mi o. 2 5 8 WA'N'TKD Your hldo is worth real money at Johnson's, 43 Front street. WAN'TED Highest prices paid for hides and furs. Medford Junk Co., phono 2S3-J. WANTED House moving and re palrlng. Phone 488-M or 488-X. tf FOR REKT FURNISHED ROOMH. FOR HUNT Comfi.Ttahlo room in privalo home, closo In. I'liono f22-X. 2."!l MONEY TO LOAN On farm or orchard land, O per cent Interest rivo to forty yours. McCurdy Insurance Agency BROWN & WHITE JO SOUTH FIR STREET lllltlGATKI) TRACTS'' 10 acres highly Improved, all mod ern conveniences, close in on pave ment, $501)0. 10 acres mostly bottom land, well improved, closo in, on pavement, $0000. 10 acres, woll improved, closo In on the pavement, $52.'i0. 3 acres well improved, close In, price including stock, equipment and furniture, $3000. 40 acres well Improved, 20 acres paid up water right, all fine bottom land, $1 2,000. 3 acres closo lo Gold Hill, well im proved, some good alfalfa under irri gation, $2."00. 6 acres non-lrrisated, woll Improv ed, close in to Jacksonville, $1S00. 10 acres close tn Cold Hill, welt improved, all crop in, price Including stock, equipment and H. II. goods, $3200. BROWN & WHITE In HOI'TH VIR ST. Stock Ranch Through our office in Poi'U.Tiul wc have located customers for places here. If you have a Stock lianch, Orchard, Farm or House for sale or trade list your place with me at once. l'hone 781-L or nail at 20 N. Peach street. If I can't sell your place I will tell you so. If I can quick action, is assured. J. C. BARNES, Real Estate. 1020 - -' - . HELT WAATKS, mr.A LB WANTKD Cook, wages Sl.l. nl Ulunth. .Mrs. Ked.ly, Tel. :;mj. WAXTKD (iirl for general houst work. Mrs. 11. A. Thierolf. '2 (leneva. Phone SKI. roit 8A1J& jvstoc roil SAI.K Two cows aiul tliri'i, L' yoar old hi'hv'rs. K. IVi-mohs. l'honri-1 1-X-l, t-'enual l'oliit, on 2.VJ KUK SAI.K line exiru koi1 milk goat, coining fresh at one. lilt ' North Kivtirshiii avenue. Medior.l. F'Olt SAI.10 Sows ami pij;s and weaned pikn. .lacli .Martin, Cole-' man Creek. I! ." S run sai.k six soud milk cows. .Must sell hecause short of feed, l'hone Jacksonville lino. ."iS FOI! SAI.K- L'uil head sheep. See frank Messmo at Aicaio nr J. U. Isaacson, Central IVilnt. L'af I'DIt SAI.K Throo extra Rood milch Boats, lilt .orth Klvursldo ave- nno, .Medford. KOIt SAI.K Ton finn milch rows Ull North Hiversido avenue, Jlod ' ford. 2G9 o ,,i i,, in,, l . weaueil nlcs from hii; Iviia ances tors. Unregistered at $S each: IteKistcred at $14.1111 each. Hood opportunity to net feeders or breeding Block. Call Modoc Orch ard. FOR 8AI.F rtllAL fcSTATK 'Oil SAI.K Olt ItKNT-ni in'"1 ranch on Williams-crook, !n acrei'. in .cull ivatlont ., water rlaht-.fur 7'i. or will Irade for Uomie Itivep-valley ranch. S. A. Mediae, 1.11 Ash land avonuee Ashland, Ore, 1 J-'Olt SAI.K Adjoining city .limiln, four acres of ground, five , room hiuse, Iwo .small harus, chicken house and yard: two wells, lank, ' engine and pipe, complete Irriga tion system. Price and terms right. James Rowling, 20 South Peach l'hone 353-J; 2 3D l'Olt SALIC- House, barn nud three lots, corner Thirteenth and Kir streets, now rented for wood yard, llcod investnieut.--l'or luiMinesH- pro position. Price and termrf right. James 'Howling, 20 South . l'eiieh. l'hone S5H-.J. v'2ri!) FOR SAI.K One nlnc-ruoui housil with sleeping porch; onu two-room cottage; five-acre tract adjoining nen Sheldon.- see Uaukin KsIch, ' 515 I'enn aenue, Medford. 200 FOIl SALK Cheap, on account of sickness, modern bungalow, fur nished or unfurnished. 52!) .SftdeH Grape. 200 FOR SALK A good stock ranch with or without gcod cattle, lit door or good rauge. Hay capacity 3 7 1 tons. Answer llox 8, Mall Tri bune. 2."i FOR-SAI.K Hood five-room, plas tered house. Four lots with pleniy of fruit. On gravel street one block from court house at -Jacksonville. Fine Utile homo, very clieap nnd good terms. Call K1I2-Y, Modford, Ore. - SI.'iS FOR SALK Timbered claim, Jack son county, Oregon. Win. Wick ens; Palm City, California. 2 71) FOR SALE Fine building' lot, east front, high and dry. East side, l'hone 2117-L. " . , 258 FOIl SALU Do you desire a good farm home with an abundanco of fine spring walor and 20 acres of creek bottom land? 17 North Central. 258 FOR SAI.K Modern house nnd fur niture, 613 South Central avenue. Xo reasonable offer refused. Own er, llox 5 liu, Newherg, Ore. 201 FOR SALIC Why pay rent, A five room mi.dern house, furnished. 013 South Central avenue, $200 down and $2 0 per month. Owner, liox 505, Newherg, Ore. 203 FOR SALK Fourteen acres one fourth mile north Central Point on good road; good four-room cot tage, good irrigating pumping plant, three acres vineyard, family orchard, 75 Whito Leghorn chick ens, i'rico $301)0, $2500 will han dle place, balance on long time, Ii per cent. Apply to T. .1. Noonan, owner, on place. 275 FOR SALIC ;iy owner only, , house and lots In Medford. Cash or easy tcrmo. T. L. Taylor, phono 452-11. 277 l'Oli SALIC Ily owner, several up-to-date bungalows cheap and on easy terms. If you want u good home this Is your opportunity. "P. V.. Wynkoop, 820 West Twelfth street. 2(11) WHY WANTED Orchard Farm House FOR 8ALK MISCKIJJIXWJUS roii s.u.K- :::: tread tires at These tires: wvr for cords. Seely 1 pei- cenT discount titktm 111 exilian V. Mull .Moior 1 i.. l'Oli S ll.l-:-- Second llalut allloino I'iles. liwlni; to our lini'l.- l ove1' head expense we are aide lo ?e!l several second-hand cars at a v.-r. low price. Seely V. Mall Moii.r l'o.' I'OU SAI.K Cloud ll-hole l'aul's Kleolrie Store. id laiite I'OU SAI.K- -Sharpies creoiu s.-para-'tor in t:iit-.d order: two-sealed sur rey: L'Ul'-en-Jnbilee illeu Ual or. I:. T. Keuaslan, It. t. Central 1'iil l. KOIt SAI.K TlloroilKhlired WhUe l-esliorn eoclierels. I'. Ilum;er. It. I, Central liinl. :,s I'D II SAI.K-- 40.S-U-::. Newtown apples, rimne KDll SAI.K Wyoniinw Hianiond liock coal, 1 I.. ',ii delivered ill Ion lots: no delivery less than Ion lols. l'hone TST-.I. 1'ackard liilerurliaii Truck Ci.i. '-'ell l-'l)l SAI.K Cludo Island Ued cock erels Horn prlzi, stock, heavy lay in I! si rain, J2..",i) up. Mrs. K. II. Dressier, l'hone T77-I,. 2,"iS FOR SAI.K Or will irade lor light er ear good Velio Six, Al condi tion. 1'lu.ne 315 or IS'.l-lt evenings 201 WHY PAY $su to $Hlil for a new aewing niacnine? Your old ma chine can be made lo run like new. W. II. Puck. Phono Hll-X. 20 1 KOR SALK lluzz saw rig. two saws UHi'il one season, luouire ;(22 ICllHI Twelfth. 2011 l''im SALK Light surrey, i.in;-,le Harness, price $2.,.lll. Would trade for hay. Call 2117 Cottage. 2.",s FOR SAI.K Rhode Island lied cock ereis, cneup. Phone tilt;, 12!l South Holly. 25S I'D It SALK Ford touring car. l)o- mounlablo rims, In good ci.nditlon. Call t 50!) South llamllt 201 FOR SALE liood Spaulding S4G ICast Ninth street. hack. 25S FOR SALIC Threo Overlands 1917 and litis. Clark & Chlldnrs, Cra l tor Lake, OilyiRovi il'liolio 100;. 2I0,' FOR SALIC Manure. '' F. Y. Alien.' t i.."- Phone 35 l-Y L.';. :. :,.'uo l'Oli. SAI.K Three I II I S Chcyritlots, eat,., lenus. i inrn'K unitiiors, cra ter Lake liurugo. 20u' 1 Oil SALK Two light ford deliv eries, Clark. &.Chililors. 2011 - u - 1 FOIl SALIC One 11)18 model baby Crand Chevrolet car., prnclirally new, iiii. rnnno auii or M-ritc llox 131, (irants Pass. 20(i l'Oli SALIC Can make immedlato iionvury on now Ford touring car. Self-starter, shock absorbers. Took car on trade and will sell at small discount. Wrlto or telephone W. C. Clemmeus, ut ICagle l'oliit. FOIl SALIC Oak, pine nnd fir wood at new wood yard, IClghth and Wartlett. 1'hono t07-W. 271 FOIl SALIC Rent or exchange, new and UBed aowing machines. No agents. I can snvo you money. See me oerore you buy. c. A. Chup man, phone 103-Il. 215 South Central. 269 FOR SALIC New rtihhor tiro buggy, light spring wagon, slnglo harness, and saddle, illl North Itlversldo avenue, Medford. 2ti(i FOR SALK--A touring car in good running order, sood engine, good tiros. . A bargain at $390.01). Tutny Motor Cc, 125 South Front St. FOR SALIC Bewlng machines rent ed $1.00 per mouth., l'hono Doug las 015-J. FOIl SALIC iiay. l'hone 812-J. FOR SALE bairn, (Travel, edlment and dirt. Plowing and teaming work donn. Phone 012-.I You Can Buy These NOW, RIGHT. 5 room cottago, modern, like now, 2 lots on pavement, $1200. 5 room bungalow, modern, east front, CO ft. lot, $10 50. 5 room bungalow, modern with fur niture, 2 lots, $1000. H room house, modern, 2 lots, clear. $2200. 100 acres Improved, adjoins II. It. station, $IS00. 600 acres, 3 sots of Improvements, farm land all irrigated, $9,900. HURD LAND & INVEST MENT CO. 213-1 i Onrnctt-Corcy IHdjr. Blwlford. Ore. J ' AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS 2 l.tiick Litflit-Six, Touring 1 ( 'lievrolct Touring 1 h'ord Touring Prices from $250.00 up. It costs nolliing (o look these over TUMY MOTOR COMPANY 123-125 So. Front St. PAOTU STAVES MISf KI.I.AM.IU S Knit llil'l-: -Ttrin-k ! v 1,1,111 tra,-i. I'ho'io i;t;. 1 lolly. o- eol!-.-.olll ll VK UKNT AM) HKI'AIK e.aca.lics. I l'lt one. -I. It. Sinner Sewia; .:a. chill" Co., 110 West .Main slieut. Ol. II MATTUKSSKS n'n.;o over like now. l'hone li.,uj;las, ill'.-. I. ! KrUMTCliK iiplioiii:..!-.!,' nud re ! pairiiiK. l'hone iniiishis, ci."i-.I. SKWINi; MACII1NKS, tilniiioniph.s and clocks repaired, l'hone Uuat; las, t; Ifi-.l. rCKXITCUK and household . sooda packed and crated, l'hone. ilour las f, 1 .--.!. Ml INT.V TO I.OAX TO I.OAN" .1. ll. Andrews loans money on real estate and hoys uiorlKases and l.lherly bonds. I'liono r-.M. 31 North tlrnpa streel. nt'8IKSS ItKKCrORt Aato 0tiple LAHEH AUTO SPUING CO. W Bre operating the largest, oldest and hest-equlppod plant In the Pa clfle northwest. Use onr springs when others fall. Sold under writ, ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth 8t., Portland, Oregon. Attorney! 1CL1.1AU If. UURD Lawyer, 113-14 Onrnott-Corey Illdg. 1'ORTICR J. N IC FF Attorn ey-at-law rooms 8 nnd 9, Medford National Dank Building. A. B. HEAM1CS Lawyer, QametU Corey Building. IicntJstrj 1)11. HRRT 11. ELLIOTT Dentiatrv. 304-5-6 Modford Furniture and lldwo. Bldg. Miss Phylls Roberts, Dental assistant. Office phone 296. residence phone 115-Y. 171 KxiKjrt Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. B. ; ill,"; Wllspn, C. P. A. Attontlon gTreo -to anythtng.'in Accounting and In- ; come Tax requirements. : Look ': . Into - omr, simplified accountini method. M. F. & H. BulldlM. Medford. Phone 16 7-tt. ?1 Instruction In Maalo, FRED ALTON HAIOHT Teacher oi . piano and harmony. Halght Musi Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey Bidi, Phone 72, : v. . .- IXHlgos . O. O. F. Medford lodgo No. 83,'i Moots every Monday night at 7:80.: 11. A. Van Ausdull, N. .; W. L, Miller, secretary. itogue lllvor Kncampmont No. 80 Aleeta 2d and 4th Fridays at 7:30 p. m. J. L. Dommor, C. P.; L. O. Howard, scribe. Olive Rcbekah lodgo No, 28 Moeta 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 8 p. tn. Karon M. Batemau, N. O.; Annie J. Bateman, secretary. Visitors cordially Invited to at meetings. Planing Mill THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 8. Fir. Phone 184. O. J. BERGLUND Plumbing heat ing and repair work ot all kinds'. Stoves rollned. 217 South Rlvor Blde. l'hone 2 2 D-.l. tf Physicians and Bargeooa .. - ,. ROIilCKT VV. STICARNS Physician ' and Surgeon, Jackson County Baltic Bldg. Office hours 0-12, 8-4. Of- flco phone 3!). Residence 933 DR. J. J. EMME.NS Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Byes scien tifically tested and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurist for 8. P. R. R. Co. Offices M. i ft B. Go, Bldg. Phone 567. ' DR. F. O. CARLOW DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN! ' 411-417 Garnett-Corey Bld. ' Phone 904-U 0 Residence 26 S. Laurel Street. T. O. HEINB. M. D. Physician and Burgeon Specialty Eye, Ear, None, Throat. Glasses fitted and properly adjusted. Moles, wans and skin blemishes removed with no scars loft. Office third floor Liberty Building. DR. B. RANDOLPH SBBLY, S08-S0T. Morgan building, Portland, Ore., makes a specialty oi nurgery. Spec ial attention to Medford and Rogue Rlvor valley people. DH. McMORRIS M. DOW, Physician anu surgeon 1'ractlce limited to surgery and hospital obstetrics. Special attention given to diseases of women. Offices 306-7, M. F. & If. Bldg. Residence, the Dow Hos pital. Prlnteres and Publishers MKDFOKD PRINTING CO. has the best equipped printing office la Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc Portland prices, a 7 NorU Fir St. i n Framfer EAXlS TRANSFER & 8TORAGB CO. Office 43 North Front St. Phone IK. 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