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ITTTDTTTRTJ MTTC Tlil RUN'R. WTmFO"RtJ. ' (U'F.";CX. TlinRSPAY. JANUARY 2!). 102(1 Livestock: 1'OKTlAXD. Vrc. .Jan. 21.-Cat. tie slemlv: reycii'ts 8. Steers, best. $ll.oO(o l'J3; -rood to choice, .fll.tlii (a lLGO; medium to fowl. !I.."iOi 10.2.J! fail- to trood, S.r0t !) .tl ; com mon to fair. $7..")0(a S.'iO : choice cows .mil heifers, $!l.f0( ..(i,l to choice, $8.50(ii!t..rU ; metlium to iroo.l, 7.rin(8.0(): fair to medium. .li..-i0(u 8:o0: winners, H..r)(l( ti.od ; hulls. .fti.OOftTtUlO; prime light calves. $15.fi0(ri'17.00 : lnediuni linht. .$l'J.:,y (n)15.5U: hcavv. $".ll(l( stock cr Rund feeders, H.()(l(n lloirs steady: receipts 41 (i. Prime mixed, $lf).rnt?l(i.()0; medium. .fl.l.Cl) ((Sl.'i.oO: rough heavy. .fl"J.0H( l.'i.OO : pins, tl2.50fail-l.50. SIipcd stcudv: receipts, lfll. Kas! ern lambs, $1 (Uinta M7.5(t; light val ley. $l.00(a l(i.0; heavv. $1 l.olKri 15.50: feeder lambs, 12.U0( .15.00; vearlimrs. $K1.0(u '1:1.50; wet hers, $.12.00f13.00: ewes. .'.UHi(a 10.50. llnttcr I'OKTLAND. (Ire.. .Jan. 20. Hot ter firm. Cubes, extra, 5Sc; parch ment wrapped, box lots. (i'c; car tons, (3e: half boxes, half cent more; less than half boxes, one cent more. Kuttcrfat 5!(i(i0c f. o. b. station; u"2 (3)(i-lu 1'ortlaud. Eilgs l'OKTLANI). Jan. 211. Kuirs. sell intr price, case count, -Hie; bavins price, 45c; scllim.' price, candled. -18c; selected candled in cartons, 53c. 1 Grain and liny Oats. $01.00 bid: corn, No. 3, yel low, .f 58.50 bid. "V ' ELSIE FERGUSON AT LIBERTY TWO DAYS. STARTS TOMORROW AVIint we have said on numerous occasions we do not hesitate to re peat, for reiteration of a truism never does harm Klsie Keriruson's popu larity is due not onlv to universal rec ognition of her talents, but to her beauty and winsoincncss as n woman. For vears prior to her appearance in 'motion -pictures she liad been one of. the most commandinir figures on the. legitimate static, in which field she scored numerous dramatic and personal triumphs. Her personality lins drawn to her an immense cli entele of theater uoers. who. since, her desertion of the legitimate, staue. have folow'ed ' her advancement as a screen plnver in each succeeding photoplay with ever increasimr de light. Miss Ferguson has a eharm inir role in "The Witness for the De fense,'' a picturization of A. K. W. Jlason's dramatic play. and novel of :the same name. which scored so. em .phntic a literary success several years nan. In this photoplay .Miss Ferguson has the role of a voting wo man who sacrifices her love to aid lier invalid father and who leads a stojmv. miserable life until a tragedy of which she is the central figure in sures her release and ultimately brings her happiness. The ride is dramatic and admirably suited to Jliss Ferguson's abilities, and her iinny of admirers will hail her por trayal in this stirring photoplay as jiihe entitled to their warmest com mendation. Vein Thurninn of Elk creek, rnnio In on the Persist stage Saturday and spent the night at the Siinnysido tak Iiik pnssago on tho Sunday morning stage fi.r .Mndford. Sunday was ono of those quiet balmy days such as we often havo In tho latter part of .lanaary and during February that reminds one of an April morning and makes us almost lorget that a short lima ago we were shivering with the unusually cold snap that visited our southern Ore gi.li country, and made us feel thank ful that our lot lias fallen to us In Bue.h a lovely climate. ; We had our usual Sunday school exorcises Sunday morning and at the closo of the school our janilor. Heath Chtldreth, tendered his resignation and nw it devolves on us as a Sun day arhool. to secure Iho services of another. Wo regret very much that Waster Heath decided to resign as he has been rendering good service and has given general satisfaction. We had no preaching services at 1 1 o'clock a. in. but Mr. Trovato preach ed for us at night and had what might be called a fair sized congrega tion, but not near so large as It ought to have been. Ho gave us a very good discourse on tho history of Jacob, from the time he cheated Esau, his toroiher tut of his birthright up to the time of his seeing the vision of "The ladder that reached Into the heavens." There were but few came In for lHandSapolio-The Ideal forToilet and Bath EAGLE POINT EAGLETS Bv A. a Howlett. ilmner Sunday altno in f.ie evening. the Lake Creek stage. She Is attend Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Jerome of Med- ing the Medford high school and was ford called for dinner and so did thru with her examinations for the l-awrenee Luy of Wellen. Mr. Jer-week. was excused ami has gone omo is interested with the Standard ' home to spend the wk end with her Oil company of Medford. (J. K. Pierce parents. and wife who are now located on the. F. d. Thomson of Lake creek, came Charley Terrlll farm near Drowns- out this morning on the stage and boro, also took supper with us. went up heme. Frank Rhodes, our county survey-; Frank Rhodes and John Grieves, or was here Sunday night and Mon-i"1 ol1' reliable road builder, spent day he and Wig Jack were surveying i lnD night at the Sunnyside last night out a ditch running from the main!3"11 xlr- Rhodes started for Derby ditch that is taken out of Little lluttei""'1 llr- Grieves for l'rospect. creek just above the Pelouzo place, to I There were two strangers came in water the tract of land he purchased j ,ast night and called for beds, stat from F. M. Stewart, and Wm. tj. ! ing that they wished to start early on Knighton, known as the Grover tract. I tl"-'1'' journey this morning. Sam Courtnev was a business 1 sl' in :"y letler P"blihod Tues caller also Mondav and took dinner!"10 27th- 1ere is " mistake at the Sunnvside. " 0 ci"ier 1,y nlsel ' r ,ho tvl"-'- , ,. setter. In speaking of C.eorge Stow- t. G. Thomson, one of he firm of .s h and of hjj! g(,mli, off for Thomson -Brothers f Lake Creek,his hens l am m:ldo , came out on the Lake Creek stagei,!,,, ,, .,, ,,. ,.. ,,,,.., ,v ..louuuy ana went on out lu .vieilloro that afternoon. J. K. Johnson also came in and went to Medford Mon day. Wm. Smith and wife who own a small farm on the Medfcrd-Central Point road, came out Monday and went on up to Salt creek. Lake Creel; post office, to visit Mrs. Smith's daughter, Mrs. :us Nichols, re'.wrn ing Tuesday and taking with them their granddaughter Muriel Smith. Miss Muriel lias been attending school here during the school term but her grandmother took her home so that she will lie greatly missed from our school for she was one of the bright est pupils in our school. 'Mrs. Charles Nichols and two of her sons, Otto and Carl .Nichols, were doing business with our merchants Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Thornbrue were transacting business with (leorge Hrown and Sous Tuesday. Mr. Thorn brue is the foreman on the l'elouze farm. It. A. Petty was also a business caller Tuesday. Ira Tungate of Butte Falls, came in Monday night, took supper, went to Medford to attend the I'ago thea ter, came back and the next morning went on up home. Kd Frey of Lake creek, and Miss llaynes of Ashland, came out fro-m Medford Tuesday morning and took passage on tho Lake Creek stage for Mr. Frey's home. "Wm. Perry and wife went to Med ford Monday on business remaining over night, and while there attended the Page tc see and hear the perfor mance. S. R. Snapp of San Francisco, rep resenting lloyal baking Powder Co., was hero for dinner Tuesday. 1 see that our new garage men. McDonald and Holmes, aro getting their garage lixed up in good Bliape as they bought out a garage firm in Central Point and are moving the tools and machinery out here. They are also putting in a new gasoline pumping plant and a lathe, drill and other machinery. Thoy aro expecting to do considerable business the com ing season. Mrs. H. L. Vandenburg of Mutte Falls, came out Tuesday and went on to Medford on the stage. P. W. Haley, one of our rustling farmers, was in town Tuesday having our blacksmith make him a hoe of a peculiar make, to cut the rushes and tough grass out of his ditches, lie stood right by Mr. Childreth all the time lie was making it and was con stantly hoTrowing trouble for fear he would not make It just right, but when it was completed pronounced it O. K. Sam Coy, another one of our rust ling farmers who bought his farm on the installment plan and is making good, was in town Tuesday. Hamilton Watkins and wife were also in town Tuesday. Mrs. Watkins is taking subscriptions for tho Oregon Journal. Tho Dodge brothers are starting to drill a well for Mr. McDonald, the man who bcught the Uenslcy placo iu the lower end of town. .Miss Humphrey of Derby camo out this Wednesday morning and wont to her home on the stage, and Miss Veva Loun of Lake creek also came out at the same time and went up hemo on DKENK HOT TEA " FOB A BAD COLD Get a small package of Hamburg Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take a tablespoonfill of the tea, put a cup of hoilimr water upon it, pour through a sieve and drink a teacup full at any time dirriit? the day or before retiring. It is the most effective way to break a cold and cure frr'P. as it oens the Tjores of the skin, relieving congestion. Also loosens the bowels, thus driving a cold fron the system. Try it the next time you suffer frmn a cold or the grip.. It is Inexpensive and entirely vegetable, tnereiore sale and harmless. . LUMBAGO RIGHT OUT Kub Pain and Stiffneis away with a small bottle of old honest St. Jacobs Iinimen'. When your back is sore and lame or lumbaeo.' sciatica or rheumatism has you stiffened up, don't suffe.-I Get .'i ;., n . nf nlil linnnit "Kt Jacobs Liniment" at any druir store, nour a little in vour band and mh it ripht into the pain or ache, and by th time you count fifty, the soreness and lameness is gone. Don't stay crippled '. This soothing, penetrating- oil needs to be used only once. It takes thy ache and pain r itf lit nut of your track and ends the ini-cry. It is magical, yet absolutely harmless and 'doesn't burn the skin. Nothing else atop lumbago, sciatica sand pullets when 1 intended to sayi three hundred. While Mr. Stowell is' keeping quite a lot of hens he is not! going quite that strong into the busi-j ness. The mistake was possibly made' by my using numerals instead of let-1 tcrs to express the number and it is I very easy to add an extra cipher. making a difference of twenty-seven I haudi.-d in the ;-tatement. ! John itader who owns and operates one cf the best farms in this section and is also one of Our leading stock men was ill town Tuesday to havo his plow siiears sharpened and to attend to other business matters. In spite of the high prices for dishes Key Ashpole. ono of our hard ware merchants and the only one In town who handles dishes, has had a fine lot of cups and saucers placed on his shelves. flev. Trovato will preach next Sun day, Feb. 1, at 11 o'clock a. m. lie Keels Like a New Sinn Rheumatic pains, backache, pains In sides, sore muscles, stiff joints or an "always tired" feeling aro usual ly symptoms of disordered kidneys. W. W. Wells, Toquin, Mich., writes: 'I am on my feet most of the time and get tired. But after taking Fo ley Kidney Pills I feel like a new man. I recommend them to my cus tomers and have never heard of any case where they did not give satisfac tion." Prompt in nctlon to relievo kidney troubles and bladder ailments. For sale by Medford Pharmacy. Peredixo TooihPnste Warning If you are losing your hair, or am bald, or li;ivt dandruff, don't npply anythiiiR that will dry tho bcuIji (as ninst lotions and sham poos do).- hut Use thi' famoTis Indian hair elixir Kotalko which contains nomine bear oil and other potent liiKrcdh-nts. Now that jour httrntlon is Arrested Kolnlko should hp Impressed on your memory nnrt you will use it If you really want a superb hair growth. No matter If you have despaired l"rore, trv KO TALKO uou: $300 Guarantee. Got a full size box at any busy drus- Ftoro or send 10 cents (stamps or eilver) for brochure, with free PHOOK IiOX, to J. H.Brlttr:n.Inc..Statlon F.NwYorfc,N.Y. BROWN & WHITE 10 SOUTH FIR 6TKEET UUtlUATUI) TRACTS 10 acres highly Improved, nil mod ern conveniences, closo in on pavo mcnt, $5000. 10 acros mostly bottom lana, won Improved, closo In, on puvemont, J6000. 10 acres, well Improved, closo la on tho pavement, $5250. 3 acres well improved, close In, price including stock, equipment and furniture, $3000. 40 acres well Improved, 20 acres M 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. 0 acres non-Irrigated, well improv ed, close In to Jacksonville, $1800. 10 acres close to Gold Hill, well improved, all crop in, price Including stock, equipment and II. II, goods $3200. BROWN & WHITE in HOITT1T FIR ST. You Can Buy These NOW, RIGHT. 5 room cottage, modern, like now, 2 lots on pavement, $1200. n 5 room bungalcw, modern, east front, 60 ft. lot, $1650. S room bungalow, modern with fur niture, 2 lots, $1600. S room house, modern, 2 lots, clear, $2200. 160 acres Improved, adjoins R. R. station, $1800. 660 acres, 3 seta of Improvements, farm land all Irrigated, $9,900. HURD LAND & INVEST MENT CO. 813-11 Garnctt-Corer Illdg. Mcdforo. Ore, WATCH THE BIG 4 Stomach-Kidney a-Heart-Liver Keep the vital organs healthy by regularly taking the world's stand ard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles GOLD MEDAL Tba National Rtmedy of Holland for centuries and endorsed by Queen WilheU mina. At all druggists, three aizaa. '.ook for tk Bftroe Gold Mwdat on rrr boa ud except dw imiutioa Advertising Rates Classified One cent a word. Locals Ten cents a line. Legal Five cents a Una. Display 25 cents an Inch. Contract rates ou applicatiuu. Cash In advance. HJaTLP WAJ(TI FtmtAliM WAN'TKI Woman or girl to di, gen eral housework; no washing; three in family. Call Mis. Walter Ilowne, Hotel Medford. 2tU WANTED Cook for 2 5 men; per manent position, comfortable quar ters. Box 30, Tribune. WANTED Cook, wages J40.00 a month. Mrs. Roddy, Tel. HSO. WANTED Girl for general house work. Mrs. H. A. Thierolf, 27 Geneva. Phono Ml!. tUOjr WASTEIf AH WANTED Experienced presser on Hoffman. Fantorium Dye Works. 2tH WANTED Man with tractor to plow 25 acres of alfalfa ground. Phone DU5-W, F. E. Barneburg. 2114 WANTED Apprentice hoy at tho Cement Brick & Block Works, cor. Fir and Tenth streets. 254 WANTED Team and man to haul lumber and to log. Good wages. 'Phone (14. - WANTED Axmcn to cot wood and clear land. W. J. Webster Ranch. 266" WANTED Teams on Pacific High way, near Tolo. Eight dollars per day. See foreman on job. 2dS WANTED Fourteen thousand sugar pine shakes for delivery by April ' 1st. Flnley Bros., Murphy, Oregon 264 WANTED To buy good clean cotton rags. Medford Printing Co. " WANTED .By middle-aged man and wlfo apartment or two or three rooms with private family for light housekeeping; closo In: prefer un furnished but will consider furn ished. What havo you to offer, price, location, etc.? Address S. 1. K. and party will call. 264 WANTED To buy two-bottom 12 inch gang plow. 1'hono 50U-.I-5. 26G WANTED To contract for removal of mistletoe from oak trees. Dr. D. A. Salade, Seven Oaks, Central Point. WANTED Your nGe worth real money at Johnson's, 45 Front street. f WANTED Illgbost prices paid for hides and fun. Medford Junk Co., phone 283-J. WANTED House moving and re pairing. Phone 488-M or 488-X. tf BUSINESS OrrOItTUNITIKS FOR SALE The chance of a life time. The Hawk Mill & liox Fac twy. In front of tho llig Bond Itmlicr that lias been sold and the railroad will pars through tho mill yard. An Ideal slto for the camp of that company. Water right and 4 0 h. p. water can bo used for elec tric lights, bath aud water, 75 feet head. Ko acres timber and farm land all under free water. Machin ery, 25 h. p. oil engine, new top and bottom circular saws, planer, shingle mill, cut-off saws, dry house, store house, barn, one team horses, logging wagon, ail for $4500. Can't buy machinery for that much. Call at 701 West Elev enth street. 265 FOR SALE Small restaurant, sof( drinks, cigars and tobacco; lung lease; cheap rent; good location; doing gr;nd business. Must sell Immediately account of sickness. See Gold Hill Care, Gold Hill, Ore WHY WANTED Stock Ranch Orchard Farm House Through our office in Portland we have located customers for places here. If you have a Stock Ranch, Orchard, Farm or House for sale or trade list your place with mc at once. Phone 781-L or call 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. lir.I.P U.WTKl) Malo ami l-Vmulo WANTKD Youmk 111011 iiml women to luarn yinul proft'sston, low tu ition ir ai't iuiik. Hotifbur Tolo graph InstHuto. 2til WASTED SITUATION. WANTKI) lly young lady 111 years old who needs work, position in store or office; good references. Address S. care this office. 2ti;i WANTKU ColiI cook wants position ou ranch or orchard; two children. 11. D. V.. Houte 2, Box tlTi. 2C4 FOR SALE REAL KSTATB FOU SA1.H Will sell acres of , land at $7." per acre. About sixty I acres in cultivation. Lies along one of the main thoroughfares of ! the valley. Practically level. Three i miles from Central 'Point. For in formation write, 4 i Homer Laughlin building. Los Angeles. California. 1'Sii FOR SALK Irrigated land. See us regarding -10 acres fine bean and alfalfa land four miles up Kvans creek; free water right for 2". acres; good new improvements; close to school; all good land, part in wood. A'ery low price of $;10t)0. See us at once. Page-Dressier Co., Nash block. Phone 2S2. 2GS HOMESTEAD 1 E 1. 1 N" Q I " 1 S 1 1 M K N'T for sale, Hit) acres, five miles from Grants Pass, good soil, good road, mail routo, small house, price $3."0. Address Martin Conger, 707 South Fifth street, Grants Pass, Ore. 2G4 FOR SALE Beautiful fivo roomed (built in features) bum alow and lot 7.'ixl00 ft., close in. Write 11. S. Nixon, 7i1 South Fifth street Grants Pass, Oregon. 207 FOll SALE 120 acres mile from ililt, Cnl., nearly all fenced, some clear land, some timber, some small buildings, $1500, $aOO down balance easy terms. Stewart Hatchelder, Durham, Cal. 266 FOIt SALE tjr.arter section stork and fruit ranch, nest opportunity for experienced stock man. Owner here for a few days from tho cast. Address E. C. ltoenlsch, cure .Mall Tribune. 'OR SALE Do you desire a good farm homo with nu abiindanco ot fine sprlnK water and 20 acros of crock bottom land? 17 North Central. 265 FOR SALE Timborod claim, Jack son county, Oregon. Wm. "Wick ens. Palm City, California. 2 til FOR SALE Why pay rout, A five- room modern house, turnlshod. 613 South Central avonue, $200 down nnd $20 por month. Owner, Box 565, Nowberg, Ore. 263 FOR SALE Fourteen acres one fonrth mile north Central Point on good road; good four-room cot tage, good irrigating pumping plant, three ncres vineyard, family orchard, 75 White Leghorn chick ens. Price $:t000, $25110 will han dle placo, balance on long timo, 6 per cent. Apply to T. J. Noonan, owner, on pluco. 2 75 FOR SALE ny owner only, house and lots in Medford. Cash or easy terms. T. L. Taylor, phono 452-H. 277 FOR SALE By owner, several up-to-date bungalows choap and on easy terms. If you want a good homo this Is your opportunity. P. E. Wynkoop, 820 Wosf Twelfth street. 2 69 MONEY TO LOAN On farm or orchard land, 0 pep cent Interest flvo to forty years. McCurdy Insurance Agency FOR SALE Qiifylor section stock and fruit rancli. JJcst opportunity for cx porienecd stock man. Owner liei'c for a few days from Hie east. Address K (!. K'oen iseli, care Mail Tribune. for gALfc unsTocm: FUR SALI-: Pigs. Phone K-li'.-X. FOU SALK Heifer oSL'-L. Call It..", 1 !: calf. Phone ast Ninth, iti.'i FOU SALK Handy horse, work drive or ride; also new surrey, new i buggy. Two sets of single harness, ' all cheap. 11 II North Itiveisbl.' avenue, Medford. -li FOIt SALK Flesh young Jersey cow I has second calf. $7"'.ioi: also fteshi young Jersey cow. had f'.rsi calf, I Smi. HO. Also some alfalfa hay! and mountain hack. Address Carl j J. ltrommer, It. F. D. J. Pimiel DS9-J-2. ;:iiC I . FOU SAI.L- i.lght p;ow team, both j drive single, price .",. tin. Tele- phono W. B. Harris, Central Point. Ore. ' 2 till FOIt SALE Mr. Shelley of Little Shasta, will sell young work horses at 1'nion Itaru, having bought a tractor. 2f;; FOU SALE Weanling pigs. Jlickeidike. Talent. Marion 2.". FOU SALE Several fine ewes. Geo Hilton, phono Sli-II. 2t".: FOll SALE Threo exceptionally good cows, coming fresh at once. Also beautiful heifer calf eight months eld. 1111 North llivcrside avenue, Medford. 271 FOR SALE One extra good milk goat, coining fresh at once, lilt North Hiversido aventiu. Medford. 263 FOR SALE Three oxtra good milch goats. 1111 North Hiversido ave nue, .Medford. 263 FOR SALE Ten fine milch cows 1111 North Riverside avonue, Med ford. 269 FOR SALE Puro tiled Duroc Jersey weaned pigs from big type ances tors. Unregistered at $8 each: Registered at $14.00 each. Good opportunity to get feeders or breeding stock. Call Modoc Orch ard. FOR BALK MIBOKlduANKOCB FOR SALE 15 thoroughbred An cona laying pullets, $1.50 each. Also- fine cockerel. R. Nelson. R. l,Jlox 10jL 264 FOR SALE Six hole cook stovo and gas range. Phono 556-W. 265 FOR SALE Haled straw and tt.m turkeys. Phono fi31-V. 20S FOR SALE A Chevrolut roadster with light truck body attached Good running order. License paid. Price $550, ua terms or cash. Tinny Motor Co., 12o South Front St. FOR SALE White .Minorca cock erels and Wyandottes for salo. No 1003 Wes Tenth. Call after 5:30 evenings, or phone J. W. Wake field, tf FOR SALE 3000 ft. barn lumber nnd ono chicken house, will house 50 chickens. Also small house, movable. Phono Hotel Hcllnnd. .Mrs. Flora Ann Irvino. 264 FOR SALE White Leghorn Tancrod Special cockerels will improve any fli.tk. $5 each. Mrs. W. 1). Booth. 996 Oak street, Ashland, Ore. 263 FOR SALE New Planet Jr. Boeder, about 45 feet garden hoso, Myers hand spray pump, 100-chlck brood er, ball hearing mcwur, spading niiinuro fork, lawn rake. Call 2 8 Almond street. 266 FOR SALK S. C. Rliorto Island Red cockerels and settings of eggs. Ernest Webb, Central I'olnt. 265 FOR SALK Oak office desk without top, four drawers and typewriter, drop Bhelf. See Biuno at Mall Tri bune office. tf FOR SALE Ono 11)18 modol baby Grand Chevrolet car, practically now, $725. Phono 306 or write Rix 13 4, Grants Pass. 266 FOR SALE Can make linmodlnte delivery on now Ford touring car. Self-starter, shock absorbers. Took car on trado and will sell at small discount. Write or telephone W. C. Clcnimons, at Kaglo Point. FOR SALE Oak, pino and fir wood at new wood yard, Eighth and llartlett. Phono 497-W. 271 FOR SALE Rent or exchange, now and used sewing machines. No agents. I can snvo you monoy. Seo mo before you buy. C. A. Chap man, phono 903-R. 245 South Central. 26 9 FOR SALK Now rubber tire buggy, light spring wagon, single harnuss and saddle. 1111 North Riverside avenue, Medford. 2G6 FOR SALE Sewing machines rent ed $1.00 per month. Phone Doug las G15-J. FOR SALE Hay. Phono 842-J. FOR SALE fcmnu, gravel, sediment and dirt. Plowing and teaming work done. Phone S12-J. FOR KXCT1ANGH. FOR EXCHANGE Yakima for Med ford. Will you exchange your farm or orchard property for 2 3 acres bearing orchard near ink Inia, Washington. We have a good proposition to offer. Come and see about It. Page-DresBlor Co., Nash lilock. Phono 2S2. 268 ixxre. LOST Stick pin. Reward if return ed to Mall Tribune office. 265 FOB RENT AFARTMKNTfl. FOR RENT Attractive furnished Jljit, close. Iu, Phono 750-J, J67 FOR KKH'l HOMTO. FOU UKNT A nice flve-oom mod ern Inin-aloiv. M'u West Twelfth street. 2 "7 .MISCKM.AM-.OIS FOll 1I1UK Ttruck by hour or con trait. Phono tile. l-';i South Holly. 203 UK UKNT AND IIKPAIU machines. Phone 2l.j-lt. Singer Sewing Ma chine Co., 115 West -Main street. 27' OLD MATTK ESSES ni.iao over like new. Phone Douglas, 615-.1. FlHNITl'ltE upholstering and re pairing. Phono Douglas. 615-.1. SEWlNti MACHINES, phonographs and clocks repaired. Phono Doug las..; lr.-.i. Fl'ltNITl ltE and household goods packed and crated, phono Doug las 6 15-.I. MONK.Y TO LOAV TO LOAN J. H. Andrews loans money on real estate and buy mortgages and Liberty bonds. Phono 53-M. 31 North Grape street. BUSINESS DIRECTORY A a to BtappIIMi LAHEK AUTO BPftTfJo CO. W are operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant In the Pa elflo northwest. Use onr spiingi when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 84 North Fifteenth Et., Portland, Oregon. Attorney ELIJAH H. HURD Lawyer. $18-14 Uarnett-Corey fildg. PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-at-law rooms b ana , Meaiora nsuuuu Bank Building. A. E. REAMES Lawyer. Garnett. Corey Building. Illlildln); Materials MEDFORD CEMENT IIKICK & BLOCK WORKS specialize in ail kinds of cement building products. Cor. Fir and Tenth Btroets. 250 Expert Accountant WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention glren to anything in Accounting and In come Tax requirements. Look Into oar simplified accounting method. M. P. & H. Building, Medford. Phone 167-R. Instruction In Mas la FRED ALTON HAIQHT Teacher n? piano and harmony. Halgbt MuiU Btudlo, 401 Garuott-Corey Bldft Phone 72. Ixxlgea O. O. F. Medford lodge No. 83, Meets every Monday night at 7:30, C. T. Parker, N. G., W. L. Miller, secretary. Rogue Rlvor Encampment No. 20 Moots 2d and 4th Fridays at 7:20 p. m. Samuel Bateman, C. P.. L. O. Howard, scribe. Olive Rebokah lodge No. 28 Moots 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 8 p. m. Nannio Hull, N. Q., Annie J. Bateman, secretary. Visitors cordially invited to all meetings. l'Unlng Mill THOMAS MOFFAT General mill work, sash, doors, mpulllngs ana screens. Shop 437 8. Fir. Phont 184. Physicians and Snrgeom ROBERT W. STEARNS Physician and Surgeon, Jackson County Bank Bldg. OfHco hours 9-12, 2-4. Of fice phono 29. Residence 923. 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 Aurlst for B. P, R. R. Co. Offices M. T. k H. Co. Bldg. Phone 667. DR. F. O. CARLOW DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW J OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANi 411-417 Garnott-Corey Bldg. Phone 904-L. Residence 26 S. Laurel Btreet. T. O. HEINE, M. D. Physician and Burgeon Specialty Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat. Glasses fitted and properly adjusted. Moles, warts and skin blemishes removed with do scars left. Office third (loot Liberty Building. DR. B. RANDOLPH SEELT, 80S-S0J Morgan building, Portland, Ore., makes a specialty of surgery. Spec ial attontlon to Medford and Rogu Rlvor valloy people. DR. McMORRIS M. DOW, Physician and Surgeon Practice limited to surgery and hospital obstetrics. Special attontlon given to dlsoases ot women. Offices 306-7 M. F. & H. Bldg. Residence, the Dow Hos pital. Prlnteres and Publlsbers MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tha best equipped printing office in Southern Oregon. Book binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc, Portland prices. 37 Notts, Fir Et, Fransfer EAD8 TRANSFER ft 8TORAGH CO. i Olflce 43 North Front Bt. Phone til. Price rliht tortM uu ..,, i tl m ...l" aui nm bat mwi w twwmi t i
