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Newspaper Page TextfnrrWRTJ ML TRTmiNT!. MPFOTID, OT?K(iOX, WRDXESTUV. FF.r.RrATiY 1S. 102(1 PXOTC SEVER TULLE. France, Feb. IS. The vicar of the village of Aix, near here, denounced modern dancing and balls during his seruiou Sunday morning and on Monday night the windows of Ilia church were smashed. It is al leged that young people of the town are guilty of the offense. JjlVOstOCk , PORTLAND. Ore, Feb. 18. Cut lie receipts 7t'2: weak. Grain ami pull) ted steers .l:2.U0(i 12.7." : choice $11.00(5 ll..r)0; good to choice, UU0 (it'll. 00; medium to irooil. 9.00f 10.00: fair to "rood. 8.110(1! 11.011 ; com mon to fair, $7.00( S.00 ; choice cowh and heifers, $0.r0(i 10.."i0 : L'ooil to choice, $8.50(t !).."U ; medium to irood. $7."0(n'8..:i0: fair to medium. .'fti..")0( 7.50: canncrs, :i.f0( (i.f0 : bulls. $(i.,J5(58.50: prime liuht calves. '$15.50(5 17.00: medium liirht. $12.50 (515.50: heavy. $7.00(512.50; Mock ers and feedrs. ,f 8.00(5 9.50. Holts reiceiits 127. Steady. Prime mixed, $15.75(51 (i.25: medium, $15.25 (515.75: rouirh lieavv, $11.00(515.25; pit's, $13.00(7fl5.00.' Sheep receiids 518. Steady. F.ast ern lambs, $17.00(rMS.OO: liulit vil ley, $10.00(517.00;. heavy. $M.50;;i ,15.50; feiler lambs, $12.00(515.00: .ycnrlintrs, $13.50(51-1.00; wethers. $13.00(513.50: ewes. $10.00(ri2.00. lluttcr. PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 18. llut ler steady; cubes extra 5i)1!.(5tl0e: parchment wrapped, box lots, C2c; cartons, 63c: half boxes, half cent more: less than half boxes one cent more. Butterfnt (i'.HoOOc f. o. b. station: 02(5 tile Portland. Kggs Eecs, selling price, case count, 42'c ; bovine; price, -12c: solium price, candled, 1-lc; selected candled in cartons 40(a50c. Poultry U.cns 30(531c! broilers, 35l()c iml roosters, 20c; turkeys,-53c: liecs-. 20c. EAGLE POINT EAGLETS Bv A. a HoTrlett. Wednesday afternoon, after I had finished writing my letter to The iUedford Wail Tribune, I took a stroll around town to see if there was any thing of Interest to be seen, and I scon found" ton of our enterprising citizens of the tewn and community engaged either in pitching horse shoes (quoits) or else enjoying the sport looking on, and soon our painter and paper-hanger, Sam Courtney, drove up, but didn't tarry long, but procured some gasoline for bis ma chine and went on his way looking arter business. In the course of the afternoon Mr. John Dixon of Trail came into the Sunnyslde to spend the night, remark ing that he expected to remain until Friday, as ho wantod to go up on tho Adamson stago, and that, stage docs not go only three trips a week. Later on Mr. II. T. Galey of Ashland, a traveling Insurance . agent, came in for tho night and about the same time Mr. S. W. Tracy a traveling salesman, for the Hall llrand Hub bors, camo in and speut the night with us. Mrs. A. II. Ilazelton has gono over into California to visit her two daughters, ono at llornbrook and the other at Chico. She took her son. Jlbbbie, with her, expecting to remain for an indefinite period, as her hus band Is engaged teaching near Rancherio Prairie. Mrs. Walter Myers camo In Thurs day morning bringing in her cream and eggs. . She said that she was hatching out chickens and that Mr. Myers stayed at home to plow and look after tho incubator while she came to town. She Is the lady men tioned in a former letter as having bought a number of turkeys at Tal ent for breeding purposes. They ex pect to be in the poultry business quite extensively this season. There has been another change in real estate in our little town. Mr. W. P. Morgan, who owns the old Pool hotel property, having bought a three acre tract of the Von der Hellen Brown Real Estate company and a HER NEW DRESS COST FEW CENTS 'Diamond Dyes" Make Faded, Old, Shabby Apparel Color ful and New, . Don't worry about perfect results. Vac "Diamond' Dtps " guaranteed to give a new. rich, fadeless color to any fab ric, whether it be wool, silk, linen, cot Ion or mixed goo As. dresse3. blouses, toekings, skirts, children's coats, feath ers, draperies, coverings. The Direction Book with each packasre tells so plainly how to diamond dye over nny color tlr.it you can not make ji mi Uke. To match any material, hava drni-st jhow you "IJtainond Dye" Color Card. lot joining his hotel property uiul tho oh! A. V. Florey lot lying between; Main street and tht' creek. . Uny. Mr. Hcyt of Ashland, the H. S. missionary for tho Presbytoriau church, tailed on your correspondent T h u is d a y a f t u rn o o n . lie was w o r Ic ing iij the interest of the drive for! the Armenians, appointing solk'ting agents and notifying the different sec tions of the country the amount that each was expected to raise for I be cause. In the hum of tx-nversation, ho mentioned the fact (hat he ex pected to giXQ a tUerioptie exhibition entertainment in the church here on the evening of the. 22nd of this month. There will be about ninety different slides portraying scenes over tho seas. The exhibition will be free, but at the close there will be an offering for the benefit of the destitute Armenians. Thursday evening there was a meeting here at the Opera House .in the interest of the Kami JJureau ami .Miss Klorence Pool, the home demonstration agent, came out in the forenoon to make the necessary ar rangements for holding the meeting. There was not near the number in attendenco that would have been, had tho roads been po that people could have come in their cars, but the hor rible reads kept a number away, for in talking to the farmers who came in to dispose of their cream and eggs, and they all expressed a strong de sire to attend, but could not on ac count of the bad roads, not so muddy but so rough, and by the timo-they milk their cows, it makes it too late to drive with a team into town after dark. Rut there was quite a number who could and did attend aud Mr. Gate, our county pathologist gave us a talk setting forth the object of tho organization and told of what they had done to help the farmers, by forcing the middle man to sell at a more reasonable price, and the bu reau furnishing the farmers with the necessaries of farm life, such a sul phor and other fertilizers as well as feed, as many of them have to buy at greatly reduced prices. There are quite a number in this neighborhood who have expressed a desire to SALTS S FINE FOR KIDNEYS. QUIT MEAT Flush the Kidneys at once when Back hurts or Bladder bothers Meat forma uric acid. Mo man or woman who eat meat roffU inrly enn niaku a niist-aJto by flushing the kidners occasionally, nays a well known outhority. Meat forma uric acid vhicli clogs the kidney pores so they ;luggisMy filter or atrain only part of 'ii3 waste and prisons from tho blood, .hen you get sick. Nearly all rhcuma ,iEm, headaches, liver trouble, norvoua lora, constipation, dizainess, slBeplessneaa, bladder disorders come from sluggish kid neys. The moment you feel a dull ache in the kidneys or your back hurts, or if tho urine is r.loudy, offensive, full of sedi ment, irregular of passage or attended by a sensation of scalding, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any reliable pharmacy and take a tablospoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few daya and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is mode from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, com bined with lithJa and haB been used for generations to flush clogged kidney and stimulate them to activity also to neu tralize the ncido in urine so it no longer canses irritation, thus ending bladder dis order a. Jad Baits is inexpensive and can not injure; makes a delightful effer vescent lithia-watcr drink which all reg ular meat eaters should take now and then to kcop the kidneys clean and the blood pure, thoreby avoiding aerioua kid ncv complications. Some Real Realty Bargains $25,000 for $16,500 111 health and war losses causes the foil wing unparallelled offer. A wonderfully fine fruit and Dairy Ranch, GO acres, free water, small amount in pasture and timber, enough for family use. Out range for number of cows, Isanti lays al most level, 2 miles from Ashland. Good buildings. Heautiful shade trees, scenic gutlook. Water system f(r house, lawn and barn, udder grav ity pressure. 12 acres Bartletts and U Anjou, extra fine, full bearing. 5 acres extra good Uartlett pears and '.Vewtown apples, full bearing. 2 acres old apple orchard, varieties, bear from u to -10 boxes. 1 acre young Klberta peaches, produced 400 boxes, 1919. Balance in extra fine stand of alfa v Rnd grain. Splendid team cow brood sows tools and ma chinery goes with tho place. This is a prize winner place and should be seen to be fully appreciated. Price $16,500 With Terms A VERY EXCEPTIONAL STOCK RANCH 350 acres on the paved highway, 1500 elevation, 13 miles from Grants Pass, on pretty trout stream, private ditches, school house on the ranch, good house and barn ample machinery and tools and scales, picturesque sur roundings, land mostly level, but some sloping hill side with gocd tim ber, saw mill near by, about 160 acres very beat soil in alfalfa and grain. 'produces 00 bu. barVX and extra heavy yield of first-class corn. Some more land slashed and ready for cul tivation, largi; and good out ran go. Team and machinery, all good, goes with place, or will soil 1 S :i acres with bldgs., or 15-1 without. TERMS. ' I hHYo'a large IHt of nrnllyKnr- guitiK. E."T.STAPLES, Rei'lfy" Broker A&hhtuU, Ore, 1'bonc liO come members of the bureau. Miss Pool also gave a short talk on the subject of preparing food, especially on canning vegetables, as well as fruit. And then Mr. Gate resumed his talk, inviting the farmers to as sist in the organization. There is quite a number in this community who are favorable to the move and ex pect to give in their name and pay their initiation fee. There was quite a number of people here for dinner Thursday. Among them, William Lewis, sheep king of this section, and his man, Geo. Kord, J. A. Ware, P. S. Anderson and .I. S. Pierce, of Trail Mr. 'Nason, one of the forest rang ers, came in on tin Mcdf;rd stage and went on i;p to Trail. Win. Stanley, :'a:'ier of the five or six Stanley boys who are interested in the em tin business, was a business caller Thursiu,.. Amoii'4 :.ie guest'; at the Sunnyside Kridiiy v. as Mrs. Gail Von der llel len, of We.llen; Mrs. Georuu Von der lielleu and son, Donald, of Medford and her sister Mrs. S. Whitley Rich ardson of Portland; .Mr. Charles llor- tou cf Klamath Kails; G. V. Loos ley of Port Klamath and his father, Geo. W. l.oosley of Ashland; three cattle buyers and Walter Wood, another cattleman of Kagle Point. Mrs. John Greb, wife of one of our leading farmers, passed through cur t o w n P rid ay p . m . on h er wa y to Urownsboro to bring her daughter home, who is teaching in that district. llerr charno. wife and her son, Carl Be rg m a n , passed through town o n their way to Medford this Saturday morning. 11. T. Cchachno of Chicago, K. .1. Murphy, wife and son of Wellen, I'-arnest Peachey, who is engaged counting the stbekmens cattle for IT. S. range. H. M. Conley, John Gob leigh, Butte Pls; G. W. Herrian, the fish hatchery superintendent, Butte Falls; M. K. Lewis and Harvey Smith were among the diners Saturday and later in the day Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Klienhammer, W. K. Xeidler of NOSE CLOGGED FROM A COLD OR CATARRH f l Apply ' Cream in Nostrils To I Open Up Air Passages. t J i ."..-..-."-.....--,-... .."..',...-.......M....tMS Ah! Wliat relief! Your clogged nos trils open riglifc lip, the air passages of your head are clear and you can breatho freely. No more hawkinp, snuffling, mucous discharge, headache, dryness no struggling for breath at night, your cold or catarrh is gone. ' Don't slay stuffed up!' Get a'flmall bottle of Ely's.Croam Balm from your dniggist now. Apply a little of "this fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nos trils, let it penetrate through every air passage ofthn head soothe 'and" heal the Bwollen, intlamed mucous membrane, giving you instant relief.', Kly'a. Cream Balm.is'justwhat everyjcold and ca tarrh S sufferer! hasxboen peeking.' !Ito iuBt splendid.. - ' " '" POLITICAL, CAltDS. JMstrict Attorney. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for tho office of Prosecuting Attorney for Jackson county, Oregon, on the republican ticket, , subject to the -wish of the voters at the coining primary election. If nominated and elected I will seo that tho laws are justly and honestlj- enforced. Re spectfully yours, Adv. H. A. CANADAY.. Holieviug that my successful man agement of the office of District At torney has shewn me thoroughly qualified, and that 1 can serve the people of Jackson county, in that capacity best, I announco my candi dacy for re-election on tho republican ticket ut the May primaries. Adv. O. M. ItORERTS. 1 hereby announco my candidacy for nomination on the republican ticket for tho effice of Prosecuting Attorney. If elected I pledge myself to an impartial enforcement of the law. F. P. l'WKKELL. Adv. Sheriff I hereby announce my candidacy for re-nomination for tho office of sheriff on the republican ticket, sub ject to tho May primaries. I feel that my record as a public official during the first torm entitles mo to re-nomination and re-election. Adv. C. E. TEUHILL. I hereby announco myself a repub lican candidate for sheriff of Jackson county, at tho May primaries. SeV' cral years experience in this line of work, including last six months of 1919 In the tax collection depart ment, thoroughly qualifies mo to ad minister the duties of the office In an efficient manner. Adv. JOHN B. W1MER. County Clerk I announce my candidacy for re nomination for County Clerk on the republican ticket subject to the decis. ion of tho people at the coming pri maries, and hope my record In this office the first term is such that I am entitled to your support this year. Adv. CI1AUXCEY FLOHEY. County A.ssssor. 1 hereby announce my candidacy for the re-noTnlnation to the office of County Assessor for Jackson coun ty, by the Republican party at the primary election May 21st, 1920. Adv. J. B. COLEMAN. UAW'LES MOORE for Democratic Nomination District Attorney May Primary, 1920. Aplefiate, called for dinner. They each have farms on Little Applegato and are engaged in tho cuttle, business. Advertising Rates Classified Ono cent n word. Locals Ten cents a line. I.crhI I'Mve cents a line. IHsplay ;1T cents an inch. Contract rates on application. Cash in advance. I1K1.1 V A XT !: I V KM A 1, K WAXTKD Woman and helpers in boardinK honse mi ranch. Wages $1..'0 per (lay. I'lmne ." 7 2 -1 1 . WAXTKD Waitress. Applv at once. Msr. Hotel Holland. 2S0 WANTED Reliable middle-aged woman, good cook and housekeep er. Threo in family, tlood wages and a good home. Box T. Mail Tribune. 1!S4 WANTED Experienced waitress, fi days a week, tlushcr Cafe. WANTED Cook, wages MO. 00 a month. Mrs. Iteddy, Tel. :;S0. HELP WAXTKD MALE WANTED Agents foi Medford nnd vicinity, tlood proposition. Pre vious experience unnecessary. Free school of instruction. Address Massachusetts Bonding and Insur ance Company, accident and health deuartment, Saginaw, Michigan. . Capital, $1,300,000. 2S04 RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS $110 mcnth. Ago, lS-:t". Experience unnecessary. For free particulars examinations, write J. Leonard (former Government Examiner) 75S Equitable llltlg., Washington, D. C. 2 82 WAXTKD MISCICI.LAXKOrS WANTED 10 or 1.1 acres of good corn land. River bottom preferred. C. O. Dunaway. 720 Oak. 2S2 WANTED 1 or 0-rooin furnished house, April 1,1. Phone manager of Woolworlh Co. 2 SI WANTED To buy a good milk cow. Phone CI 1-J4. 2S0 WANTED To buy gas stove. Phono SCO or call 21G ' Front. 2S0 WANTED To buy 10 stands of bees. Phone II. W. Bingham, .1U7-.I-3. WANTED When you have building or repairing, seo Gillette, 103 South Oakdalo. Ho does tho work right, quick, and reasonable. Py tho day or contract. Phono 471. 301 WANTED St. Louis prices for furs at Johnson's, 4a Front street. WANTED To buy good clean cotton rags. Vedford Printing Co. WANTED Your nrije ra worth real money at Johnson's, 45 Front street. k- WANTED House moving and re pairing. Phone 488-M or 4S8-X. tf KOlt KXCIFAXOH FOR SALE OR TRADE For seven passenger cur, sLx head horsos, 3 Vt John Deere wagon praetically new, one light two-horse wagon with springs, one Jclin Deore top boggy, with polo and shafts, one set of double harness, heavy wagon har ness, one springtootli harrow, one 10-iuch John Deero plow, ono 12 inch Syracuso plow and farm Im plements. C. P. Roberts, corner Orator Utko and Spring. 2S1 LOST LOST 'Brown mule. Aits, box Williams, .Mull Tribune. 284 LOST Laval Here and chain. Finder return to Ends Transfer Co., and receive reward. 280 MO.VKY TO T.OAN TO LOAN J. B. Andrews loans money on real estate and buys mortgagos and Liborty bonds. Phone 53-M. 31 North Grape street. l'OK RENT I'URXI.SIIKI) ROOMS FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, bath, close in. 245 North Orapo street. 2 S 1. FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, bath, close in. 245 North Grapo street. l'OK KENT HOUSES FOR RENT Modern six-room cot tage. Phone .11S-.1. 2S3 FO R RENT -Modern 0-rcotn bunga low, furnished. Water rent paid. Phone 371-X. 283 FOR RENT Eight room house, modern. Large ynrd, shade. 42.1 South Oakdale. Phono 121-R. tt l'OK RICXT ailSCISLLA.XKOPS FOR RENT A few work horses. .1. L. Helm. 280 WHY 200 ACRES $9,000.00 STOCK, GEAIN, ALFALFA AND DAIRY RANCH - -w 0 miles from Central Point. Just off Pacific Highway. For Im mediate sale, $9,000.00 LESS THAN HALF PRICE This place sold some years ago for $20,000.00. It is worth It. 90 acres now In crop. Some good alfalfa and grain. 40 acres mom can be cultivated. On good road near school, idea! place to live. Open range back of place. Hank your money In this land. It will pay 20 per cent on Investment. If looking for land and want a real bargain see this at once. JJft Phone 78I-L or call, at 20 X. Peach streot, J. G. Barnes TAKKX I'C -ltrmvn puny. No brand. Owner can have by paying charges. 1 lo;'. Niantic street. 2S;! l'OK SALE .-.ilSCKl.LAM-'.Ol'S KOli SALE -Small onions, cheap.! Phono 7 7 7-1.. 2S1 ! 1 POH SALE Host steam traction engine, 110 h. p., with or without trucks, 70 h. J), on belt. log. saw and haul your lumber. Snap $lf,OII. Address Box II. A., .Mail! Tribune. 2S2 FOIt SALE Ford tractor cheap, j John Deer two-bottom sulkey plow. Large lie Lavel Cream Separator. Cream cooler. Webster Orchard Co. STl-J."!. 2S;i FOIt SALE lloosler kitchen cabinet splendid condition. Also Westing-( bouse Electric Hot Plate, a real stove. 52ti W. 10th. 2S1 FOli SALE Ht.'so scions. W. llarlzell, I (is-.l-l. FOR SALE Petito prunes, l.'.c; f,00 pound lets. 14c; loot) pound lots HI U-c; f. o. b. tlravts I'ass. John H. Robinson, Grants Pass. It. 4. 2SI FOR SALE Ford tractor cheap. John Deere, two-bottom sulkey plow. Largo De Lav' Cream Sepa rator, cream cooler. Webster Orchard Co. .". 7 1 -.1 r. . 2S3 FOI! SALE Few household articles. Phono 04ti-R. FOR SALE First cutting alfalfa hay $2.1.000. One mile east of Phcenix on Seantlin Ranch. 2S2 FOR SALE New French hotel range. 210 X. Front. Phono MOO. 2S0 FOR SALIC. Great bargain, moun tain buggy, good as new; .100 l'eot one-inch iron pipe; corrugated rol ler, throe-inch high wheei wagon. W. I). Roberts, Eaglo Point. 2S1 FOR SALE John Deero 10-lnch sulky gang plow In good condition. Phono 591-J-2. " FOR SALIC Cheap, strong two-seated surrey easily niado into hack; single buggy; $1.00 per setting eggs. Wm. McKay, It. 1, phone 539-J-2. 2S0 FOR SALE Dry oak and nian.anita wood, not sawed. Phono GS5-.I-3. 381 FOR SALE Machinery for complete brick and tile plant including clay bank for immediate cperation. Will give terms on part and take brick in part payment. Big Pines Lumber Co. tf FOR SALE Seventeen tons baled al falfa hay. Phono 105. FOR SALE Hay. Phone 8 4 2-J. FCR SALE fcrnnn, gravel, aedlment and dirt. Plowing and teaming work done. Phone 912-J. FOR HLK POULTRY AND 1CGC1S FOIt SALE Ono 400-egg Cyphers Incubator, $2,1; also ono Indoor Brooder, $5. S. A. Marshall, Cen tral Point. 281 FOR SALE Hurt Leghorn eggs. $1.00 a sotting, 140 Ho. Holly St.. 2S3 FOR SALIC S. C. White Leghorn hatching eggs. Whlto Wing Strain is hotter this year than ever before. Order ut once. Whlto Wing Poul try Farm, Phoenix. 289 FOR SALE O. A. C. Barred Rock hatching eggs, $1.50 per 15; $2.75 per 30; $8.50 per 100. W. M. Totherow, Central Point, Oregon: 2 80 FOR SALIC O. A. C. Whlto Leghorn cockerels $3.00 each, worth dou ble For cheaper and better hatch ing eggs seo Gits Brominor, R. 3, 'Phono 589-.I-2. 301 FOR SALE Booking orders eggB and, chicks, heavy laying strain White Leghorns, It. I. Reds. Price reasonable. Cockerels cheap. "Mrs. F. 11. Dressier, phono 777-L. FOR SALE S. C. White Leghorn eggs lor hatching. 1 am also hook ing' orders for baby chicks. Como and seo my stock. 724 South Cen tral iivenuo, Medtord, Ore. IS. II. llutterfleld. 294 FOR SALE S. C. Whlto Leghorn eggs from my bred-to-lny pens, also It. C. White Wyandotte eggs of highest quality. W. .1. Warner, 519 South Oakdale avenue. Phone B96-M. MONEY TO LOAN On farm or orchard land, O per cent Interest five to forty years. McCurdy Insurance Agency KOI! SAl.i: LIVESTOCK FOli SALE--lln head of goal voting! ewes. Will sell reasonable. L.D.I Tucker, Brownsltoro. 2" FOI! SALE A hunch of well-bred llerford stock cattle. V . II. Chap man, 1!. F. 1. 1, Ashland, Oregon. 2 s r, FOR SALE S-year-old heifer and calf, I mo. old calf. Set of heavy harness. Ceo. K, Myers, Central Point. I ' FOIt SALE Several Jersey and tluernsey cows and heifers. Soon to freshen, also ;! good work horses. Ceo. Hilton. Phone SUS-ll. FOIt SALIC Mare, easy keeper, true to pull, or trade for bicycle or fur niture. Phono :t.V.)-Y. ;:si FOR SALIC Fine mule team. Go-od leaders. Dandy for orchard work. Foothills Orchard. Oll-.M. 2S3 FOR SALE-1-E-l I. '1 Angora goals. Phone 2S2 OR SALIC Saddle pony, young anil in good condition, gentle and stnnd, $2.r,.00. 222 East 12th St. 2S0 FOR SALE Team ranch mares, 2700 pounds. Heifer soon fresh. Cheap. Alfalfa had, delivered, 1 102 Niantic St. 2S2 FOR SALE Cheap, good work horso 30 dollars; also threo ono-horso wagons. 1111 North ltlvorsido avenue, Medford, 2S1 FOR SALE Six beautiful milch cows, four fresh, two coming fresh. Also fine yearling heifer. Good work horso. Three spring wagons and surrey. 1111 North ltlvorsido avenue, Medford. 281 FOR SALE Pure tired Duroo Jorsoy woaned pigs from big type ances tors. Unregistered at $S each; Registered at $14.00 each. Good opportunity to got foodors or breeding stock. Call Modoc Orch ard. l'OK SALIC KICAIi NSTATE FOR SALE Look my house ovor at. 232 So. Grapo. For sale or rent .lames Taylor 240 So. Grape, or Valloy Fuel Co. 282 FOR SALE Bearing pear orchard. Phono' 710. Airs. Flora Ann lr vino. 2S2 FOR SALE 50 aero ranch; exchange for house In Medford. Call 034 N. "Central, -Medford, Ore. 2 8ft FOR SALE If you are looking for . a nice ft-room bungalow homo, see tho ono at 518 Beatty atreot, or would trade in on acrettgo nnd pay soino difference. 282 FOR BALE Important matters re quires my presenco elsewhere, 1 oWer for snlo all my holdings in Southern Oregon, at reasonable prices. Fine country homo, 51 acres, permanent water right, good soil, roads, school, part, orchard, tine neighborhood, niodorn con veniences, electric lights, telephone, plumbing, motor pewor, etc. 7 miles on Crater Lake highway. 4 0 ucres partly Improved, and 40 acres timber pasturo land In Sams valley. Also tho Tablo Rock Htoro property (subject to tenant's lease) near .Modoc hritlgo. Address John Cameron, Route 2, Central Point, Oregon. Phono Central Point 1 l-l 282 FOIt SALE Five room bungalow, with or without furniture 4 13 West Second. Phono 547-L. 280 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE At onco. Xew Oakland Six. Phono 283-lt. 280 USED CAR clearing hoitso, liny for casn, son on terms. ricKens-Mcrrlll Motor Co., 18 North Grapo. tf FOR SALIC A light delivery Reo truck, now express body and top, four now tires. Price $350. Torns or cash. Tumy Motor Co., 125 South Frant. tf FOR SALE 1918 Ford touring car, demountable rims, etc, Phono 395-M or 121 Crater Lako avonuo. 291 MISCELLANEOUS WE PAY MORE for old machines than anybody in Modford. See us before you buy or sell. Singer Sowing Machine Co., 115 Wost Main street. Phono 215-11. 291 WE DO HEMSTITCHING and pecot Ing 10c per ynrd, silk or cotton, thread furnished. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 115 West Muln street. Phone 215-R. 291 BROWNS WHITE REALTORS MICIH'OKI), OKICtiOX Wo have outsldo well improved prop erties on tho paved highway, irrigat ed and non-Irrigated, sizes and prices 10 huh any reasonable person. Medrord city properly from modest cottages to some of the finest homos in ma cuy. Stock Ranches adjacent to good range with ample water to produce maximum crops or airaltu. Somn Rn1t,n,ll,l Ornlin.rf aw1 Alfnlfn ranches which will show a good not return on tho Investment. Wo will be more than pleased to talk with you and show you what wo consldor good values. Wo also solicit correspondence. Yours truly, BROWN & WHITE III'SIXESS PiltKCTORY. Auto Supplies, LAMER AFTO SPRINT. CO. We are operating the largest, oldest and best-equipped plant in tho Pa cific, northwest. Pse our springs when others fall. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Oregon. At torneys. W. E. P11IPPS Attorney at Law. 42:.-42(! M. F. & II. Illdg. Offico phono 272; resilience phono 325-M. ELIJAH 11. 11URD Lawyer, 213-14 Garnet t -Corey llltlg. PORTER J. NEFF Attcrney-at-law, rooms S ami 0, Modford National Bank Building. A. E. REAM ICS Lawyer, Gnrnett Corey Building. llullillng Materials. MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK & BLOCK WORKS specialize In ail kinds of cement building products. Cor. Fir and Tenth streets. 259 ICxpert Accountant. WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given to anything in Accounting and In como Tax requirements. Look into our simplified accounting mothod. M. F. & II. Building, Modford. Phone 157-R. Instruction in Music. FRED ALTON IIAIC.IIT Teacher of piano and harmony. Jlalght Music studio, 31S Ga'rnott-Corey Bldg. Phono 72. Planing Mill. THOMAS MOFFAT Gonoral mill work, sash, doors, mouldings and screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phono 184. Physicians and Surgeons. A IHUtSELL, M. D.; 1). C. Splnolo glst, iPhyslclan and Surgeon. Spe--eialty Physiological Methods. 309-10-11 M. F. & 11. bldg. Phone 29. ROBERT W. STEARNS Physician and Surgeon, Jackson County Bank' Bldg. Office hours 9-12, 2-4. Of flee phono 39. Rosidenco 933. DR. J. J. EMIMENS Physician ana surgoon. Practice limited to eyo,. ear, nose nnd throat. Eyes scien tifically tested nnd glasses sup. pliod. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P. It. R. Co. Offices M. F. &. H. Co. Bldg. Phone 5 67. . DR. F. G. CARLOW DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW . OSTEOPATH1S PHYSICIANS 416-417 Gamett-Corey Bldg. - Phono 90'4-L. Rosldonco 26 S. Laurel Streot DR. E. RANIDOLPI1 SKELY, 306-307 Morgan building, Portland, Ore., makes a specialty of surgery. Spec ial attention to Modford and Rogue River valloy pooplo. DR. McMORRIS M. DOW, Physician nnd Surgoon Practice limited to surgery and hospital obsterlcs. Special attention given to diseases of womou. Officos 306-7 M. F. & 11. Bldg. Residonco, the Dow Hos pital. , ., Printers and Publishers. MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the host equipped printing office in Southern Oregon. Book binding, looso leaf lodgors, billing systoms, etc. Portland prices. 27 Norta Fir St. ... Transfer. EADS TRANSFKR & STORAGE CO". Oftico 4 3 North Front St. Phono 310. Prices right. Service guar anteed. Undertakers JOHN A. PERL IJndei-tjikcr Phono M 47 and 47-J-2.. 28 South llnrtlctt. Lady assistant. Auto mobile Henrso Service Auto Am bulance Service. Coroner. lodges. I. (). O. P. Motlford IoiIbo No. 83, Meets evi-ry Momluv night nt 7:30, O. T. Parker, N. CI., W. L. Miller, secre tary. Rogue River Kncampnient No, 30 Meets ,t und -lilt Fridays nt 7:30 p. m. Kumnel Lfuteman, C P., L. O. How ard, scribe. Olive Hbekah lodge No. 23 Meets 1st and tlrd Tucstlnys at 8 p. m'.'Nan- ' nle Hull, N. U Annie J. Uuteman, secretary. Visitors cordially Invited to all nu-etlnRH. ' You Can Buy These NOW, RIGHT. 5 room bungalow, modern, 2 lots with furniture, $1600. 5 room cottage, modern, 2 lots, on pavement, $1200. 8 rooms, modern, 2 lots, corner, pavement, $1100. 10 ucres improved, orchard, good buildings, $3000. 10 acres, well located, 5 acres bearing pears, $2000. 120 ucres bottom land, wo'll' Im proved, $6300. ; - HURD LAND ft INVEST MENT CO. .... .jxm$m ft'1-