BTTHTFOTIT) WKTT, TRWirm. SiTTWOTm ORKfiON'. .UOXDAV. JAXUAUV 2fi. 1020
PAfJFi TIVH
l.ivot(rk
PORTLAND, Jan. 20. Cnltle
steady; receipts IS 19. Steers, host
11.25il! 12; good to choke $10.50
11; medium to good $!i! 9.7."; fair
to good $H(ii It; common to fair $7(ii
S; choice cows and heifers i'idj 10;
gocd to choice $SQ9: medium to
good'$7j'S; fair to medium JOifi S;
cannera $3.50ft 8; hulls $iii S;
prime light calves $15.50ffil7; me
dium light $12.50i 15. .in; heavy $7
012.50; stockers and feeders $S'y
0.50.
Hogs steady; receipts 1107
mixed $15.50 gi 18; medium
15.50; rough $12f;il5; pigs
14.50.
Shoep steady; receipts 107.
Prime
f 1 ."i ii
$ 1 2 if
East-
ern lambs $ 1 5 fit 1 0 ; light valley $15
IS' IB; heavy $ 1 1.50 It 1 i;.r,0; feeder
lambs $ 12 fi l.i; yearlins $13fi 13.30
wethers $12 13; ewes $9(1 10.50.
I... ' '
Butter
PORTLAND, Jan. 2li. Effective
today tho local butter market advanc
ed three, cents a pound on both prints
and bulterfat. This was occasioned
by the fact that all outside market
ore higher than Portland.
Tho new prices aro t!2c for prints
In plain wrappers and 03c for car
tons. The buying prices of butterfut
ore olKMIOc at country stations and
U2 Hi 64c delivered in Portland.
The advance hero followed a sub
stantial rise In tho eastern and San
Francisco markets, it was said.
San Francisco Markets
SAX FRANCISCO, Jan. 20. Hut
ler Obc. Lggs, fresh extras 62c;
extra pullets 54 'c; undersized pul
lets ale. Poultry, per lb. California
hens ;',5Sf3Sc; do colored 38(ti3!)c;
strictly young roosters (fi HSc; do,
old, 22c; fryers 3S iff -10c; broilers 3S
40c. Ducks 3032c. Belgian
hares IGiJjIISc
Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. Stump went to
'Medford Sunday to attend the funer
al of Mrs. Stump's cousin, -Mrs. Eva
Roberts.
Mrs. Sarah Seyterlh returned to
her home at Kerhy, Ore., after a three
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Mar.
garot Crosby.
Mrs. Margaret Zcll ot Jacksonville
and Mrs. Llllie White of Kcrby, wore
visiting their aunt, Mrs. M. Crosby
last week.
. i.Mr. Geo'. Rowley, son ot Mrs. Chas.
Chapman is quite sick at his homo on
tho highway.
- Among the new cases of scarlet
fover reported i the little daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kcrby.
lira. John Vance who went to Ne
vada Inst summer, has returned to
Talent and is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. (leo. Kerhy.
Jliss Edith Ila.en was a Modford
' visitor Tuesday afternoon.
lialph Koozer has moved his lam
ily to Medford.
, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pellett of Central
Point, were visiting Mrs. Pollett's
mother, Mrs. Waiters, last Tuesday.
Kay Stafford who moved from Tal
ent about 1 1 years ago, was back
hero last week visiting with friends.
'Mrs. Marion Tryer was a Phoenix
visitor Friday.
Dudley Estes was in Medford Tues
day consulting with his doctor, lie
is getting along quite well since his
last operation.
Mrs. Fletcher Spencer underwent
quito a serious operation at the
Sacred Heart hospital Monday morn
ing but is getting along splendid un
dcr tho care ot Dr. Sweeney.
W. V.. Alennnder left the first of
the week, in his UoiIl-c car, for south-
t-ru California to iin Mrs. Alexander,
V'liO hits been in '('aliforniu the ureat
er part of the winter. Mr. and Sirs
Alexander will be amoiu.' California
relatives and friends several weeks
before retnrniiiL' home.
Mrs. John Ihirnuin nnd little dauith
tcr of Portland are unests of the
lormer's arenls, Mr. and Mrs. li. H.
blearns. at their home here.
Miss Arlene llav, youngest daimh-
ler of Mr. nnd Mrs. Kit-hard llav of
this citv, who met willi what cai.ic
near lieinsr a fatal accident ul week,
neciilentallv ucttiinr hold of a live
electric wire near the railroad cross
imr on Main street, has so far re
covered from the .-hock to her ner
vous system nnd lrom her. serious
burns as to return to her school work
fiL'ain. Hut for tlie timely aid of
some passers hv sit the time of the
tM'fident and the pierciiu: cries for
help of her vountr schoolmate, who
was with her. the vouiie- linlv would
have liecn killed. As il was -he sill
terctl severe shuck ami '.-rent pr.is-
tration. It is inconceivable thai
t rews repairing the !anini:e wroit'jhl
bv (lie slorm in De'-enibt-r on all
electrte lines, could be so careless as
to leave such tlaiijcr hint.' in I lie
heart of town on one of tile iuot
traveled thoroughfares. It is hoped
that thc-e people who, Ihroii'.di their
t -arelcs-ne-s. have been rcsponsihl
lor this ai-ci'tcnt. will see to it. in h
sisrp
HILOH
'-'sosfsr-scouGHS
TALENT TALK
0 IR70
luture that no near f:tnli:v of tin
nature will occur
V. I.. Tuttle of Furao. North Da
kota., is Miemlinir a intuitu with his
brother. ('. X. Tuttle ami family, wcM
of this cit v.
T. K. Santlnz, formerly ol I entrttl
Point, hut now of Klk ("reck, arrived
here Kritlav fruiu a mouth a Im-m-
ss trip ill the east.
The annual installation and din
ner of the . li. t . held Mitm-uav
oveninir ill the Indue room in the Cen
tral Point oiiera house, was a highly
successful and vcrv iilensiuir at fair.
Tlie dinner served was delicious, the
nnc'rain fine, the floor work excel
lent and the social hour all that could
lie (le-ircd. It was tin entire mic-
ccs in evcrv wav.
W. V.. Kahlcr.. well known husiiic.-.-iimn
anil a prominent figure in all
church activities here, who ha been
seriously ill, show's improvement al
this wr'tinu. and it is earnestly hon
ed by his nmiiv friends that hi- con
diliou will soon he improved thai
there will lie no occasion tor alarm.
I'. S. -Sanderson, the Itouule mer
chant, and former reai estate auenl
of Central Poinl. was in the citv dur
ing the week looking al'tcr liusiiics.
inlerests. Ccnlral Point I. . O. F. Lodge X
Hl.'l, wilh the followinir officers. V.
A. Cowley, I). D., grand lua-ter: M.
M. Kimlle, grand warden: ,1. V. .la
cobs, secretary: V. A. livhurn, mar
shal: J. 11. P.oswcll. treasurer; I!. II.
Moore, chaplain, installed the follow
ing ilnies: Jlcdl'nrd, January 17;
Talent. Jan. 1: Ashland. Jan. -J2 ;
Jacksonville, Jan. 'Jll, and (iold Hill.
Jan. 'J-l. The Central Point organ
ization is n wide awake, flourishing
lodire having a lame lueinbersliip.
which is also increasing rapidly,
-even new members having" swelled
ilie membership during- the lias',
naiiilh.
Fred Ihinlap and family, who cutuc
licre i'rom Untie Kalis sonic si.
ir.onlhs ami, have moved to Sinus
Valley, where thev "will make theit
lioine at the Siskiyou orchards.
A. J. Freel of Norlh I'cnd was a
rt-cenl business visitor here.
John (irieve of Prospect was greel
iug old I'j'icnds here during (he week.
Lawrence Nichols of Yrcka. Cal..
was aiuonir friends here the first of
the week, rctarniiiir to his home
Thursday morniii','.
.Mr. Itiichanan, who spent the past
iorlnieht. tlie guest of his sister. Mrs.
Dora Lynch and family, returned to
his home in Washington stale, the
lirsl of (he week.
Wt'll, I woiuU'i' it iinvoiu 1ms niis
the Kdcii l'rt'cinrt items? Your
(omspiiuUnt luts had u month's va
cation in. SncrtiiiK.'nto visiting lier
ilatii-hter. Aiso Mr. t'itrev, iwcioinpa
nit'd inc. We left Sacramento Sun
day to return home. Tlie weather
s warm anil sun shininir there, and
has been the past three weeks.
Christmas week was foirirv.
There will he a coinmunitv spellina
he in JMioenix this week, Vitrei, at
Civile hall, formerly known as tin
Cope store huihiina'. Grades 5, (i, 7
an 8, from all districts invited; hiult
school Dunils from all schools; ami
everyone who wishes to attend who
aro not in school, from anv part ot
the connlVv. are heartily invited.
Dr. Malmumi, Phoenix Mercantile
( ompany and Ihmlap's onl'e'tionar.'
are ol't'erinir prizes for the best spell
ing. There will he an interest iui:
program. Old-time conminiiilv sinir
inir, ncLrro sonus, popular airs and
many of tho.-e old ballads that w.'
all love to bear. The old violin by
Y. K. Anderson and A. 11. Ilotistou.
accompanied by Mrs. A. S. Knrrv, on
the oriran. The admissinii will he 10
cents. This pa.vs for refreshments,
entertainment and all the pleasures
ol the evenimr's entertainment. These
jatherinirs are in the nature of com
munity iret-tojiether meetings, and nut
lor mom-v makimr. Come out and irel
acquainted niitiiti. Don't be back
ward. '
-Mrs. Standard of Ashland and also
teacher in tin; puhlic school of Tal
ent, brought. 10 of her Sunday school
.-cholars down to visit Mrs. James
Allen. Tlu'vhroiiht refreshments,
and rendered several literary nieces
also several musical selection. All
of which were very much appreciat
ed hv .Mrs. Allen. LnWr in the af
ternoon the pleasant visitors went up
to the county farm and fiilertnined
the inmates for a short time. Thev
were earnestly urued to conn: a'rain
and biintr their aood cheer. Then
they returned to their homes in A-di-land
hv train, h.i iii-r let (he intcrur
l)n ii io on from Talent without them.
Altogether the afternoon was one to
he lomr remembered bv bolh the
pleasure irivors and their friends
whom thev visited.
While returning from our montli's
aeation in the citv of Sjicramento.
Sundnv. I met Mr. and Mrs Y. I).
IlodLMimn nn tbe train L'oitej" to
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove It
Dr. Edwards' Olive TahleU the
substitute for calor-wl. act nently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief throush Uikir.R thrn.
, Dr. Edwards' C!ivc Tailets are a
vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil. They act cenlly hut firmly on the
bowels and liver, stimulating them to
natural action, clearinc the l.loo-J, and
purifvini! the entire system. Tlicy do
that which calomel docs, v, itlxiul any of
tlie bad alter cllcets. Take our or two
every night for a week and Hole Ihu
pleasing eflect. 10c and 2ic a bur.
Mrs. Hodman's parents. Mi
Mrs. II. II. Helms of Mount I
California. Mrs. I ...Ijitiaa
ilUU
cbor.
was
formerly M"'-s Froiiia Helms.
Many residents of this part of tlx
valley are mourning the loss of llieir
Montcrav cvprrss trees. Among them
are the fine ones at Hie Carey and
T. Allen ranch. Tlu-e treo are near
ly .'HI vcars old ami incaii a ureal loss
to their owners.
The Christian Kndeavor of the
1'resbvtcrian church of Phoi-iii.
gave their regular Tuesday social la-l
week, and elected officers for the
coaling vear. President. Leonard
lirowii; ice president, Mrs. ticoi-je
Drake: recorder. Miss Inez Fisher;
lrcnurer, ,M,ss Margaret Slu-cts.
I.aM Saturday evening- tile iulwl
organized I'ooihall team of IMiocuix
.ave a box social to raise funds nec
essary to carry on the team's work.
The Icam expects to -.'el in liood Iriti:
ii. and will try to have -sonic iu-
i'rcsiiiM- mulches with other teams of
he vallev.
A la rue crowd adended 111:- lilerarv
Kritlav niuht and several new nu'i.;
''cr joined the society. The follow -iirr
ol t icers were installed : 1 'resi
ei nt. Clun lcs I'Yedcnhuri: ; vice presi
dent, ( . 'I'. Wil-oii ; secretary, .M rs
(. fi. Kresham; Ircasurer. .Miss KUiv
Tre.-sham, and sergeant at arms, John
Jones.
The sumptuous spread uiven by the
Sunday school niemlicrs at the
Straus home Sunday in honor of
Charles I-Ycdcnhurir. who retired from
the Sunda v school super in tendency,
wns enioved reatly by all who at
tended. After the 'M) members had
jreatlV reduced the loaded tables,
the spent the remainder yf (he dav
in eonver-alioii and nmsie.
Mr. Kozer, who has spent most of
the winter with her son Mike, left last
week for her home in the east.
Zclmu and YiruN Keunev. who at
tend school at Central Point, arc
spcndinir lite week end al tbe home of
their parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Y. C.
Kennev.
Mjss Mary Kdiniflon returned home
Wednesday from a several davs. visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers of
Ileayle.
Mr.i Itaker of Chaparral district,
has moved bis family and household
heloniiinu's to the Morrell ranch,
where he is employed for the vear.
Miss Klsie Straus returned home
v rida v from nlteiidinir hiuh sidiool
at Central Point. She will finish the
school vear in fioht Hill where slip
wil! be nearer home.
The warm spring-like weather
ma lies many believe that winter is
over, inn mere is a prophecy of an
other cold spell in Fehruarv.- How
ever, we will enjoy the warm day
while thev last.
GHEOK THAT COLD
Dr. King's New Discovery ha
relieved colds and coughs
for fiftyyears
I
T was nn unusuully high quality
cold, counh. grippe, and croup
remedy when Introduced half u
century nco. Not once In all the
years since then has tho quality
been allowed to deteriorate. Its ef
fectiveness in combating colds tintl
cotiRlis has been proved thousands
of times in thousands of families.
Taken by grownups nnd given to
the little ones for the safe, sure
'treatment ot colds and grippe,
coughs anil croup, It leaves abso
lutely no disagreeable after-effects,
(let a bottle at your druggist's to
day, title, and SLIM);
9 Bowels Act Human
function gently but (Irmly with
out the violence of purgatives
when you treat them with Dr.
King's New Life Tills. A smooth
nctliiK laxative that gets right down
to business ami gratifying results.
All druggists 1!jc a bottle.
.Notice of Administrator's Sale of
Itonl IVopciiy
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the Cr.nnty of Jackson
In the matter of tlie estate of A. 1
Talent, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that in pur
suance of an order of the County
Court of tho State of Oregon for the
County of Jackson made and entered
tin the 2 llh day of January, 1!)20, in
the matter of the estate of A. J Tal
ent, deceased, the undersigned, the
administrator do bonis non with the
will annexed of said estate, will from
ami after the 2Gth i;ay of February
1920 proceed to sell at private sale,
to the highest bidder for cash, sub
ject to the confirmation of saitl court
the real property belonging to saitl
estate situated in Jackson county
Oregon, and described as follows, to
wit:
ISeglnnlng at a point on tho oaf
line of South "C" street, City of Med
ford, :i 1 0 feet seuthwartl from the
Intersection pf the said east line
south "C" street with south line of
east .Ninth street and run thence
north 51 degrees :!0 minutes east 110
feet, antl from thence north dr
grees :jo minutes west 2 feet for the
commencing point, antl from said
commencing point running thence
north Jl degrees .'10 minutes east
tJ7..'t feet, thence north degrees U
minutes west 49 feet, thence south i
.",4 degrees SO minute.) west B7.S feet, j
thence south 36 degrees :j0 minutes ;
east 4!) feet to the place of begin-
ning; reserving and accepting there-'
from a strip across the eastern por
tion of said premises jti feet wide
dedicated to the public as an Alley; j
all (A said real property being situat-l
ed in the City of Medford, county of
Jackson State of Oregon. !
lated the 2tlth dav of .Tnnunrv. I
l!'-'". WILLIAM U.liH'll. ' I
Administrator de bonis non with,
the wil! annexed of tue estate of A. I'. i
Taieul, Deceased, I
SAMS VALLLY
A mother whose strength is
over-wrought or who ;s thin,
pale or nervous, should find re
newed energy in every drop of
EMULSIONi
Let it help turn your daily
tasksfromaburaentopleasure.
Scott's Emulsion is abundant I i
in those nourishing ele
ments that every mother Jll
in the land needs. M
' Scott & Bowne. HloomficU!, N. J- 19 II)
Advertising Rates
Classified One csnt s word.
Local! Ten cents a line.
Legal Five conts a line.
Display 25 cents an Inch.
Contraet rates en application
Cash In advance.
LOST Sunday aHi'iui.im on "Willow
Siirin.ns road between .1. C. llerrin.i;
place ami Ccnti'al Point a turkey
lien. When lost turkey was in a
sack and had feet tied. Finder
please notify A. l Stennett at .Mail
Tribune office.
LOST Or stolen, between (Hants
I'asR and Medford, Friday, tan
hnnd.buK containing barber tools,
papers and letters. Finder notify
Box SHU, Modford, and owner will
call. H. Hoyd. 2o
KELP WAJVTKI) rM..LB
WA.NTKI) Cool; for 25 men; per
manent position, comfortable quar
ters, llox oil. Tribune.
WANTKO Cook, wages $40.00
month. Mrs. ltetldy. Tel. HS0.
WANTKD Girl for general house
work. Mrs. II. A. Thicrolf, 27
Geneva. 'Phone Sill.
REl.f WAWTjn MAliB.
WA.NTKli Mai? wilh traclor to plow
2." acres of alfalfa ground. J'hone
atir.-W, K. K. liarneburg. 2(11
YOUNG- JIUN for Hallway Mail
Clerks, $110 mouth. Kxperieucc
unnecessary. For freo particulars
examinations, write J. Leonard
I former' Government Kxamlner),
75S Kquituble llldg., Washington.
WANTKD Apprentice boy at tho
iCeinont dtrick & llllock Works, cor.
Fir ami Tenth streets. 254
WANTKD Team antl man to haul
lumber and to log. Good wages.
I'hono 0 4.
WANTKD Axmcn to cut wood and
clear land. W. J. Webster Itanch.
205
IIKM WANTKD
Mnlo antl Female
WANTKD Young men ami women
to learn good profession, low tu
ition if act quick, ltoseburg Tele
graph Institute. 2I4
MONEY TO LOAN
On farm or orchai't land, (i per cent
interest five lo forty, years.
McCurcly Insurance Agency
BROWN & WHITE
10 SOUTH FIR STREET
ir.ltK.'ATIOl) TUACTS
10 ncrcB highly improved, nil mod
ern conveniences, close In on pave
ment. $5000.
'10 acres mostly bottom land, well
Improved, close iu, on pavement,
$0000.
10 acres, well Improved, close In
on tho pavement, $5250.
3 acres well improved, closo In,
price including stock, equipment and
furniture, $3000.
40 acres well Improved, 20 acres
paid up water right, all fino bottom
land, $12,000.
3 acres close to Gold Hill, woll Im
proved, some good alfalfa under irri
gation, $2500.
G acres non-irrigated, woll Improv
ed, closo In to Jacksonville, $1X00.
10 acres closo to Gold IIII1, well
Improved, all crop, in, price Including
stock, equipment and II. II. goods,
$3200.
BROWNS WHITE
1(1 HOCTH Fill ST.
WHY
WANTED
Stock Ranch Orchard. Farm House
Through our office in Portland wc have located
customers for places here. If you have a Stock
Ranch, Orchard, Farm or House for sale or trade list
your place with me at once. Phone 781-L or call at
20 X. Peach street. f I can't soil your place I will
tell you st). If I can quick action is assured.
J. C. BARNES, Real Estate.
WASTKD SITUATION.
WANTF.D- tloc-l cook wauls position
oil ranch or orchard; two children.
II. II. I'.. Route 2, llox i;."i. 2li 1
WA.ITilD MTtnjK1uIANBOim
wantkh --Teams mi Pacific high-
.1 . cc- HMi-iii.ni on j, i-.ii
'I'olo. Clark A; Henry Construction
Co.
2 til"
W A NTH 1 1 Unliable rolipU) without
children desire to rent or lease
neat modern t to ii room bunr-nlow
wilh furniture and parage. I'lionn
25II-H. L'llu"
WAN'i'KI) A team, to welsh alum
1200 pounds, .los. II. Sander, Ash
land, Ore. 1 I I'J Oak Ktreet. 2til
WA.NTKU Your hide is worth real
money at Johnson's, 4b Trout
street.
WANTKD lllKhost prices paid for
hides anil furs. Medford Junk Co.,
phone 2S3-J.
WANTKD House moving and re
pairing. Phono 488-M or 48S-X. tf"
FOU RUNT FUKNianitl) ROOMS.
KOI! UKNT Sleeping room, new
bed. 1112 South (Irape street. 2 till
rOH 8 A LA LJVKHTOCK
FOIt SAI.K Several fine ewes. tieo.
Hilton, phouu sti-ll. 2(l."i
FOIt SAI.K' Three exceptionally
good cows, coming fresh at." once.
Also beautiful heifer calf eight
months old. 1111 North Ulverslde
avenue, .Modford. 271
FOIt SAI.K Ono horse. S years old,
weight 1200; wagon and harness,
JS0.00. See ti. A. Childers, Crater
Lake Garage. 2110
FOIt SALT Jersey-Guernsey milk
cow. South Hamilton street, south
of Dakota avenue. 2(12
FOIt SAI.K Ono extra good milk
gout, coming fresh at once, lilt
North ltivers)ido avenue. Medford.
2 liK
FOH SAI.K Three extra good milch
goats. 1111 North Kiversido nvo
nuo, Medford. 2011
'Oil SAI.K Ten fino milch cows.
1 1 1 1 North Kiversido aventio, Mod
ford. 26!)
FOIt SAI.K Puro wed Duroc Jersey
weaned pigs from big type ances
tors. Unregistered at $8 each;
Itegistered at $14.00 each. Good
opportunity to get feeders or
breeding stock. Call Modoc Orch
ard. FOIt SALE ItllAL KSTATB
FOll SALK Five room house, clear.
Large lot, plenty or fruit; on paved
street. Call 2511 llcatty street. 2H0
FOIt SALK Do you deslro a good
farm home with an abundance of
fine spring water and 20 acres .if
creek bottom land? 17 North
Cent nil. ' 2H 5
FOll SALK Adjoining city limits,
four acres of ground, I'lvo room
house, two smull barns, chicken
houso antl yard; two wtdls, tank,
engine nnd pipe, complete Irriga
tion system. Price anil terms right.
James Howling, 20 South Teach
I'hono 353-.I. 250
FOR SALK Ono nine-room house
with sleeping porch; ono two-room
collage; five-acre tract adjoining
Iten Sheldon. Seo Itankfn Kslcs,
515 l'cnn avenue, Medford. 2110
FOIt SALK Cheap, on account of
sickness, modern bungalow, Tar
nished or unfurnished. 52'J South
Grape. 2U
FOR SALK Timbered claim, Jack
son county, Oregon. Wm. WJck
ciiH, Palm City, California. 2711
FOR SAI.K Modem house and fur
niture, til 3 South Central avenue.
No reasonable offer refused. Own
er, llox 5t5, Newberg, Ore. 261
FofrSALK ' Why tayroiiL A fivtT
room modern house, lurnlsheil.
(13 South Central aveniio, $200
down and $20 per mouth. Owner
llox 505, Newberg, Ore. 2113
FOR SALK Fourteen acres one
fourth mile north Central Point t,ii
gootl road; good four-room cot
tage, good Irrigating pumping
plant, thrco nrrcs vineyard, family
orchard, 75 White Leghorn chick
ens. Price $3000, $2500 will han
dle place, balance on long lime, (i
per cent. Apply to T. J. Noonan
owner, on place. 275
FOll SALK Uy owner only, house
and bits in Medford. Cash or easy
terms. T. L. Taylor, phono 452-H
277
FOR SALK fly owner, several up
to-dute bungalows cheap and on
easy terms. If you want a gootl
home this Is your opportunity. P
K. Wynkoop. 820 West Twelfth
" street. 2 0!)
rOU 8AIK MI8CKL.LANEOCB
Rut SAi.i-: s. c.
cockerels and s
Krnciit Welili, C
Ithodc Island
tliugs of i
liliai Point.
Ki'd
: l-'Olt SAI.K- "l-'iiiniture and
i fruit. Call 2,'U ileatij stie
raiined .
I. 260 1
l-'OH SAI.K I'Mriii was, in. Oliver 1 I-' (.,,, ni UK Ttruck hv hour or con
liich sulky plow with cm ra rj-iu, li , t,.11(., vhmt! So,,
bottom; Acme weeiler, -iuch orcll- I Htlllv
ard jittiw, set ol' work harness; fivol
ewe sheep. Will trade for pifis orlWK UK.V AND KKI'AIK machines,
calvea. Carl Ksch. Singleton ranch, I I'hono 2 la-It, Sinser Sewlnn (In
in. inilea souiliwest Kui;le I'tiinl.! chine Co., 115 West .Main Htreot.
2til
l-'olt SAI.K One black team uudiOI.l) MATTKKSSKS maito over like
harness, one single horse and bar- new. I'hono Douglas, 6 15-J.
ncss, I single waon ;; '-t , 1 lunilicr!
wagon V't . 1 sldeliill Hardy spray
er model Iflil. good as new; I
Singer sowing machine, I Packard
piano. Geo. Wolff, It. F. H. I.
llox !. Orchard Home. stiti
FOIt SAI.K Oak office desk without
top, four drawers anil l pewritcr,
drop shelf. See same at .Mail Tri
bune oftice. . t f
FOR SAI.K--.No. 12 Del.aval cream
separator, used very little. II. II.
Sleatl. Gobi Hill, Oro. Phone
4-K-I2. 2lii
KOU SAI,K--:i;ixt Goodrich safety
treatl tires al 20 per cent discount.
These tires were taken in exchange
for cords. Seely V. Hall Motor Co.
FOIt SAI.K Second hand automo
biles. Owing to our limited over
head expense wo are ablo to sell
second-hand cars at a very low
price. Seely V. Hall .Motor Co.
FOIt SALK Gootl tl-holo wood range
Paul's Klcclrlc Store. 2GU
FOIt SALK Or will trutlo for light
er car gootl Velie Six, A I condi
tion. 1'he.ne :J15 or 4SU-It evenings.
201
WHY I'AY $so to 1 100 for a now
sowing machine? Your oltl ma
chine can be iiiaile to run llko new.
W. 11. Puck. I'hono Kll-X. 2 til
FOR SAI.K ltu,7. saw rig, two saws,
used one season. Inquire 1)22 Kast
Twelfth. 2(i0
FOH SALIC Ford touring car. De
niouutahlo rims, In good condition.
Call at utl'.l South Hamilton. 2 111
FOIt SALK Three, Overloads 11)17
and tills. Clark & Childers, Cra
ter Lake Garago. I'hono 100. 2(i0
FOIt SAI.K Manure. 1'houo 35 1-Y
F. Y. Allen. 2li0'
FOIt SALE Throo 1!HH Chovrolets,
eusy terms. Clark & Childers, Cra
ter Lake Garage. 2(10'
FOIt SAI.K Two light Ford deliv
eries. Clark & Childers. 2(i0
FOR SALK One taiS modol baby
Grand Chevrolet ear, practically
now, $72n. Phono 300 or write
Uix 134, Grants Pass. 2tiG.'
FOR SALE Can make Immediate
tlullvery on new Ford touring car.
Self-startor, shock absorbers. Took
car on tratlo and will sell ut small
discount. Wrlto or telephone W.
C. Clcmmens, at Eagle Point.
FOR SALK Oak, plno and fir wood
at new wod yard, Highlit and
Hartlett. Phono 497-W. 271
FOll SALK Rent or exchange, new
uud used sowing machines. No
agents. I can savo you money. Seo
mo before ytu buy. C. A. Chap
man, , phono 903-11. 2 16 South
Conlral. 209
FOR SALK Now rubber tiro buggy,
light spring wagon, singlo harnuss,
and saddle. Mil North Ulverslde
avenue, .Medford. 201!
FOR SALE A touring car in good
running order, good engine, gootl
tiros. A bargain at $390.00. Tuiny
motor Co., 12a South Front St,
FOR SALE Sowing machines rout
ed $1.00 por mouth. Phono Doug
las 615-J. .
FOR SALE Hay. Phono 842-J.
FOR BALE
Mant, gravel, sediment
and dirt,
work done.
Plowing and teaming
Phone B12-.T
You Can Buy These
NOW, RIGHT.
5 room cottago, modern, like now,
2 lots on pavement, $1200.
5 room bungalow, modern, east
front, 00 ft. lot, $10 50.
5 room bungalow, modern wilh fur
niture, 2 lots, $1000.
8 room house, modern, 2 Icta, clear,
$2200.
100 acres Improved, adjoins R. It
station, $1800.
000 acres, 3 sets of Improvements,
farm land all irrigated, $9,900,
HURD LAND & INVEST
MENT CO.
213-11 Garnett-Corey Illtlg.
Metlfortl, Ore.
AUTOMOBILE
BARGAINS
2 Ruick Light-Six, Touring
1 ( 'hcvrolct Touring
1 Ford Touring
Prices from $250.00 up.
It costs nothing to look these
over
O
TUMY MOTOR
COMPANY
123-125 So. Front St,
4tmM
For.vn.
l-'lH'Mi- 1 i.ir wilh M. A. Medley,
Montague. Calif., on collar. Owner
can have same by notifying loaa
Wesl .Main. 26 1
.misci:i.Ai-;ocm
1'UUNITUItK iipholatering antl re
pairing. Phono Ijouglas, G15-J.
KKWING MACIUNKS,
and clocks repaired,
las, (i 15-.).
phonographs
I'hono lioug-
KI'KNITCliK and household goods
packed antl crated. I'hono Doug
las i'. 15-.I.
MOXF.Y TO I.OA V
TO LOAN .1. II. Andrews loans
money on real eslato and buys
mortgages and Liberty bonds,
l'honu B3-M. 31 North Grape
struct. '
BrsiJTESS nmKOTonr
Auto Hunpues
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. W
are operating the largest, oldest
and best-equipped plant In tbe Pa
cific northwest. Use onr springs
whon others fall. Sold under writ
ten guarantoe. 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon.
Attorneys
ELIJAH II. HtlllD Lawyer, J1S-1
Garnott-Corey Bldg.
POUTER J. NEFF Attorney-at-law
rooms 8 and 9, Medford Nations!
Bank Building.
A. B. REAMES Lawyer. Qsrnett-
Corey Building.
Itiilbllng Materials
MKDFOltl) CKMKNT PRICK &
BLOCK. WORKS specialize In all
kinds of cement building products.
Cor. Fir and Tenth streets. 259
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. H. M,
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given
to anything in Accounting and In
come Tax requirements. LooiS
Into oar simplified acoountlnl
method. M. F. & H. Building:,
Medford. Phone 167-R.
Instruction In Maato
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher o
piano and harmony. Halght Muslt
Studio, 401 aarnett-Corey Bldg,
Phone 72.
LodKes
O. O. F. Modford lodge No. 83,
Moots every Monday night at 7:30,
C. T. Parker, N. G., V. L.
Miller, secretary.
Rogtio Itivor Uncanipment No,
SO Meets 2d and 4th Fridays at
7:30 p. m. Samuel Butunian, C. P.,
h. O. Howard, scrlho.
Olive itobokuh lodge No. 28
Moots 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 8
p. in. Nannie Hull, N. G-,
Annlo J. llutenian, socretary.
Visitors cordially Invited to all
meetings.
Tuning Mill
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
-work, sash, doors, mouldings and
screens, Shop 437 8. Fir. Phons
184.
Physicians and Ssrgsons
ROBERT W. STKARNS--Physicinn
and Surgeon, Jackson County Bank
Hldg. Offico hours 9-12, 2-4. Of
fice phono 39. llesldcnco 933.
DR. J. J. KM M EN3 Physician and
surgoon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tosled and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P.
K. it. Co. Offices M. F. H. Co.
Bldg. Phone 607.
DR. F. G. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN!
411-417 Gurnett-Corey Bldg.
Phone 904-L.
Residence 20 8. Laurel Street.
T. O. HEINE, M. D. Physician and
Burgeon Specialty JUye, tr.
Nose, Throat. Glasses fitted and
properly adjusted. Moles, warts
and skin blemishes removed with
no scars left. Office third floot
Liberty Building.
DR. E. RANDOLPH SEELY, 806-807
Morgan building, Portland, Oro.,
makes a specially of surgery. Spec
ial attention to Medford and Rogut
Rlvor valley people.
DR. McMORRI3 M. DOW, Physician
and Surgoon Practice limited to
surgery and hospital obstetrics.
Special attoutlon given to diseases
of women. Offices 300-7 M. F.
II. Bldg. Residence, the Dow Hos
pital. l'rinteres and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tht
best equipped printing oftice In
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 87 North
Fir St,
Pransfer ,
KADB TltANSI'Kll ft STOItAUK) CO.
i Office 43 North Front Ht. Phona
Hi. Prices right, BorTlci f.uu