BEDFORD WHV, TRTRUUT?, MT5DF0RTI. O'RFfiOX'. TTIT'TlftDAV. FF.TVRT'ArjY If). 1020
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ANTIOGH ITEMS
Miss Ella Smith "oC Antioch 1ms
been gtiivinu: with Mrs. Elbert Glass
the past five week. '" '
uVred llrown mid Richard lirown
were culled to the valley n nccount
of the serious illness of their broth
er's wife, Mrs. Minne Brown, who
lives tot Divide.
Then-Glass' familv fire alj linvinc
a sieze of the flu.' '
Mrs. JA ' Brown, who lives near
Phoenix,' spent the week with home
folks at Antioch, Mr. and Mrs. John
Hodgers.
Jesse Olass, our new rood super
visor, 'was out with Ilia sradur Thurs
da'v. ' ''
3Xe and- Mrs,' Sam Marsbnllund
George Stncov who is slavins with
his'; sister and coins to' Central Point
swhuril, -are all reco'yeruia fromi th.'
fill.
Mr.' and Mrs. Dell 'Morrison have
bought a new Ford.
Myrtle Chapman left Sunday al
tera week's stai with home folks.1
Miss Zella Tavlor has recovered
fro mlier illness and made a trip to
town'this week;
JC(V Moore who traded- his Medford
property for a ranch in the Meadows,
hauled' a load of hnv and started
work this' week.
T. Godl'rev has moved his familv
from the Bentrle Hall to their moun
tain ranch. . .
Geoifee Stacev motored to Cen
tral Point Friday and broiiL'lit hack
his son to recruit up after having the
flu: .
1 Jfr, and Mrs,. Cameron of Table?
rtock were through Ihe Autiuch dis
trict Sunday.
; Mir.' and Mrs. Ralph Hiissell of the
Meadows motored to Medford Nun-
V.'.
1'lrcult l.ourr, ., .t.Ma
4Pb, I-nrk $$inif?. Order.
Itplph WaMbKldeji Williani W.
WflBHar,..,-D'iBlmi?seil:.. j
S. H."Krowhel' vs.- Southern'Paeif ic
company, Dismissed.
. Ml' 8; Johnson vs. Rokuc River
Lumber arid Box company.' Dismiss
cd. '.'- ' :' , '
. Rainier Benrouist vsi C. E. Terrill.
Dismissed. '
R. 11. Toft vs. AutrjExoliana, Inc.,
Dismissed. : . - '. ''"
' C, S. Butterfield ct nl vs. Ml R.
Harper et nit. Dismissed. -
' Warner.'' Worlman & Gore vs. Jes
sie Taylor. Dismissed.
Edward' D. Brock vs. Pansv D.
iirock. At'lidayid. Order.- Sum
mons." !
A.' Ii. Cross vs." Emma Fredenbure;
et al. Stipulation. Order. Applica
tion, for appointment of euurdinn ad
litem'. - Decree. . ' . '' -
' Iti H. Tavlor et nl vs. Western
Sheep 'eompnnv. Order. ,. "
C. F. Perkstcin vs. E. G. Narrc
aan: For money. -
First National Bank of Southern
Oregon vs Hoeue River Lumber and
Hox company et al. Summons.
W. Mclntire vs. G. W. Meyer et nl.
Tax foreclosure.
ffarvev Walter et nl vs. J. M. Winter.-
Order. -
John C. Gearins vs. Lillian Gear
ing. Findings and conclusions. De
cree; F. J. McCnrvel et al vs. John Win
dns et nl.' Order.
Olive Van DVke vs. William Van
Dyke. Citations.
Fred J. Marcus vs."M!arv Marcus.
Stipulation. Affidavit. Default,
John A. Per' vs. Perrv Scott. Sum
mons. William Resimius vs. Robert Mc
Clouderi et nl. Cost bil.
L. M.' Travis vs. T. 0. Hutchin
son. Authorisation of attorney, Au
bwer. William X. Campbell. Ernest W.
Ijclyesriuu,' Frank Rose and Charles
Lilly, incorporate as Trijronin Oil and
Qns company. ,
State vs. Vejnon Corilev and Clay
ton Krenser. Larceny.
Edith K. Wolf vs. John Wolf. Di
v'oice. '
Ida, Snyder vs. Beaver Portland
Cement company. Replication.
Probate Court.
John Nvswnner, estate. Admitted
to probate. .
Francis Marion Bailev. deceased,
estate. Proof of publication.
Mend W. Halt, estate. Creditors'
claim. Proof of publication. Order
of final settlement.
William L. Barnuni, estate. Estate.
Olive H. Bell, estate Receipt.
llv S. Evans, estate. Order.
ID. If. Miller, estate. Motion pud
order.
Isaac Wriebt, estate. Report.
Lizzie Hoefft, estate. Final order.
W. J. Brusrnemnn. E. L. Potts. F.
DON'T
DESPAIR
If goo- are troubled with pains or
achel? feel tired; have headache,
indigestion, insorrinia, painful pass
age of urirfe, you will find relief in
COLD MEDAL
Tb wort4'i standard ntntdy for iddnrr.
liver, bladder and uric add troubles and
National RfcmXlT of Holland tinea IMS.
Throa sirw, all druggists. Guarantaa4.
lk lor tW name GeM MH) eo crerr aov
aaa accajrt ae teHatia
'Lit He
Real Estulo Transfers
Ileas A. Cle-ugh to Lucretia E.
Enyart. Lot 11, block 3,
Palm's add. to-Medford $10.00
William O. Gentry to Leo .1.
Miksehe. Lot 12, block 2.
'Page add. to Medford 10.00
t. W. Ware, ct ux. to H. 11.
. iN'ye. et ux. Lot 12, block 1,
Lumsden-'s add. to Medford 1.0U
Jackson County to W. B. Ham
ilton. Land described in
D7 deeds, page 3;:ii 1.00
C. V.' Curly, et ux to David
Ilcrn Part ot SR 18-tO-SW.
: 1100.0(1
A. 3. Ash to Koso Ash. Lots
3, 4, , .1 1,, block 1, Sum
mit Avenue Heishta add.
Lot 1, block 2, Woltei'3 add.
all to Medford 10.00
Tj J. Kelsoe, et ux to John
Albert. Lot 1, block .- fr,
Central Point 200.00
Delia AppleRate, ct vir, tc John
Albert. Lot 1, block 05,
. Central Point ::.23t.on
V. Mason Uishop, ot al to
. Flora Bishop. S. 02 feet of
. lots 8; 10 block 2, Kenwood
, sub. to Medford l.Oo
Leroy (1. Smith, et ux to Mary
S. Hurst. Land In Jackson-
' ville 10.00
Homer Kirby, trustee to Cora
K. Wade. WV4 of NV 11-41-4W
, ino.oo
Nathan F; Patton, et ux, to
Emma E. Thornton. Land
In'Aahlnnd 10.00
Olive M. Jarvin, et vlr, to W.
It. Kincaid. OLC 4 4 SV
-of 20 nl) in .1-!!E 20
E. A. Ilildrelh, So., et ux, to '
Carl CobeleiBh, et ux. Lot 2 .
block IS Butte Falls :.3."i0.00
C. A. Fcwler ct ux to S. A.
Sargent, et ux. .N'ly. 10
: across of land In 1-CJ 43-37-
1V .. ; 10.00
Hankin Estes et ux to Jess K'.
Brownlee. Land In Medford 500.00
RHEUMATIC PAINS v
RAISING A RUMPUS?
Sloan' Liniment, ' kept handy.
taitea tne ngnt out oi rnem
,,--,-,',. ( )
SL'OSHING'around in the wet and
then' the dreaded rheumatic
twintel But not for long when
Sloan's Li.-iiment is kept handy.
Pains, 'stfain9, sprains how soon
this old family friend penetrates without
rubbing and helps drive 'cm awayl
And how cleanly, too no muss, no
bother,- no-stamed skin or dogged
pores. ' Muscles limber up, lumbago,
sciatica, , neuralgia are promptly re-,
lieved. Keep a bottle bandy all the:
time, ' Get one today if you've run out'
of Sloan's Liniment;
All druggists 35c, 70c., $1.40.
; 'i.S ' Summons v -ir ;
In,t1ie CItcult Oo'nrt of Jaokscil Couni.
ty, OieRon.-- '' : t.
In the matter of the application oi
W. E. Hammel, Wllber Jacks and
Wm. Perry, the 'Board ot Directors
ot Eagle Point Irrigation District,
for a judicial cxamiuntio-n and
judgment ot the court as to the
regularity and legality of all pro
ceedings of said Board and of said
District, pertaining to the organi
zation thereof cr of any act there
of, or to the incurring of indebted
ness and of the election to author
ize the issue and sale of bonds in
" the sum of Two Hundred Thousand
' Dollars.
To Eagle Point Irrigation District
of Jackson County, Oregon, and to all
freeholders, legal voters and assess
ment payers within said District, and
to yen and each of you:
la the name of the State of Ore
gon: You, and each of you, are here
by commanded, and required to ap
pear and answer the petition of the
plaintiffs' filed herein against you,
and each of yen, in the above entitled
cause on or before Tuesday, March
fith, 1920, at 9:30 a. m. in the Court
Room of the above entitled court;
and if you fail bo tn appear and de
mur or answer within said time said
plaintiffs will apply to the court for
the relief prayed for In the petition
on file herein, to-wit:
For judgment and decree of said
court to the effect that the said Eagle
Point Irrigation District 1b a duly arid
regularly organized irrigation district
under and pursuant to the laws of the
State of Oregon. That all elections
held by said District have been held
in the, manner provided by law and
are valid; that the indebtedness in
curred by said District-.und the war
rants issued therefor are legal and
binding obligations of the District
and the same are regular and that all
acts, orders and things done by the
Board cf Directors of said Irrigation
District and by the officers of Jack
son County and of the State of Ore
gon were, and are, valid nnd in the
manner provided by iaw; that the
authorization by the electors of said
district for the isHUlng of bonds- in
the sum of two hundred thousand
($200,000.00) dollars is in all things
legal and regular and was legally
voted; and for a judicial determina
tion and examination and judgment
of the court as to the legality and
regularity ot the organization of said
district and of all Its acts and doings.
This summcus Is served upon you
by publication thereof in The Med
ford Mail Tribune, a newspaper of
general circulation published In Med
ford. Jnckson County. Oregon, pur
suant to the provisions of Chapter
357 cf the General Laws of Oregon
foY 1917 and acts amendatory there
to, the date of the first publication
being Thursday, February 5th. 1920,
and the date of the last publication
being February 26th, 1920.
CHAUN'CEY FLOHEY.
County Clerk of Jackson County,
Oregon.
C. M. THOMAS.
Attorney ' Petitioner,
I. Sipipson, incorporate as
I'ullo Mining eoutpnnv."
Ossie Goodie, ct vir to J. A.
Xorris, laud in Poole &
: Kllpple add., to Jacksonville :.
C. A. Knight et ux to John ('.
Man ct ux. Lam! in lot 11,
bluck 1, llumphrcv-KniL'ht
addition- to Medford
(lladvs Fanslu'r to Labi-He
:Faui'her. Laud in block !).
park- addition Medford
Sarah E. Hursell to . John E.--Ilesselgrave.
Land D. Claim
.Vi, sections 2 anil .'!, Twp.
:17. S. R. -1 . W. M
Lin Sinndlcv to Lottie V. Peilc.
- Land in See. L'8. Tnp. H I, S.
H. 1. W '.....:
Luke It van el ux to Stephen
Kanitz ct ux. Land in Sec.
5, Twp. .')!), S li. W.
Raliil) llnrkhnrdl ' et uv In ('.
W. Hates. Land in lot II,
block 2, Newtown addition to
Medford .. .-.
I. A, I'ruetl et ux lo W. li.
Jackson. , Land in .lot 1,
block 1.- Jackson's addition
to Medford
ASPIRIN FOR HEADACHE
: Name "Bayer" is on Genuine
Aspirin-rsay Bayer, . .
Insist on '"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
in a ."Bayer package,' eoutainiiur proper
directions for Headache, Colds, Pain,
Neuralgia, Lmnbiigo, and Kheunmtism.
Name "Haver" means genuine Aspirin
pre.suiihed by physicians for nineteen
years. Handy' tin boxes of 12 tablets
cost few cents. --Aspirin is trade mark
af Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetio
aciileater of Salieylicacid. i
POLITICAL CAHDS.
District Attorney. i
I hereby announce myself as a cau
didato for the office of Prosecuting
Attorney for Jackspn county, Oregon,
on the republican ticket, subject to
the wish ot the voters ut the coming
primary election. If nominated and
elected I will see that the laws are
justly and honestly- enforced. Re
spectfully yours.
Adv. If. A. CAN'ADAY.
Believing that- my successful man
agement of the office ot District At
torney has shewn mo thoroughly
qualified, and that I can serve the
people of Jackson county, in that
capacity best, 1 announce my candi
dacy for re-election on tho republican
ticket ut the May primaries.
Adv G. M. ROBERTS.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for nomination on tho republican
ticket', for the O'ffloe 'of Prosecuting
Attorney. If elected I pledge myself
to an Impartial enforcement of the
law. - ,. : .i F. 1'. FAURELL.
Adv. ...... ,, . ,.-
.-";-. Sheriff. ;i ' -
' I hereby announce my candidacy
for re-nomination for' tbe office'- of
sheriff on the republican tickot, sub
ject to the Mny primaries. I feel
that my record as a-public official
during the first tsrm entitles me to
Ve-nomlnatlon and re-election.
Adv. . . C. 12. TERRILL.
I hereby anncuncs mysolf a repub
lican candidate for sheriff of Jackson
county, at the May primaries. Sev
eral years experience in this line of
work, Including last six months of
1919 In the tax collection depart
ment, thoroughly qualifies me to ad
minister the duties of the office In an
efficient manner.
Adv. , JOHN B. WIMER.
County Clerk
I announce my candidacy for re-
nomination for County Clerk on the
republican ticket subject to the decis
ion of the people at the coming pri
marics, and hope my record in this
office the first term is such that I
am entitled to your support this year.
Adv. . -. CHAUNCEY FLOItEY.
County Assessor,
I hereby announce nvy candidacy
for tho re-nomination 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,
. ItAWLKS MOOitl-:
for
Democratic Nomination
District Attorney
May Primary, 1920.
A VERY EXCEPTIONAL
STOCK RANCH
350 acres on the paved highway,
1500 elevation, 15 miles from Grants
Pass, oo 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
Borne sloping hill side with gocd tim
ber, sa-w mill near by, about 1 1!0 acres
very best soil In alfalfa and grain,
produces 90 bu. hai-yy and extra
heavy yield of first-class corn. Some
more land slashed and ready for cul
tivation, large and good out range.
Team and machinery, all good, goes
with place, or will sell 183 acres with
with place. Price $20, 000. TERMS. !
" I have a largo list of Realty-Bargains.
... ...
E. T. STAPLES, Realty Broker
Ashland, Oro, l'bone iiU
HELP WAXTKH FKM.U.K
WANTED- Woni an to assist with
housework. K39-J. Eden' Valley
Orchard." 8-1
WANTED Woman Tor house 'work.
About two days a week. Phone
115-J. 2S3
WANTED Woman and helpers in
boarding house on ranch. Wages
l."o per day. phono fi72-U2.
WANTED Reliable middle-aged
woman, good cook and house keep
er. Three in family. Cood wages
and a good home. Box T. Mail
Tribune. 2S4
WANTED Experienced waitress, r,
days a week, (lusher Cafe.
WANTED Cook, wages J40.00
month. Mrs. Reddy, Tel. 380.
IIKLP WANTED MALE
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS $110
mo'hth. Age, 1 $-3.1. Experience
unnecessary, i'or free particulars
examinations, write J. Leonard
(former (lovei anient Examiner)
7."'S Equitablo lllilg.. Washington.
I). C. 2S2
HELP WANTED
Mulo and Female
WA-NTED Nin or woman to.
cars of halls at Phipps lllilg.
take
2. S3
WAXTTTI SITl'ATIOXS
WANTEDChamlier work. Done 3
tn r hours per (lav. Steady. 30
X. Front. Medford. ' ' 2sr,
WANTED 51XS( 'ELLA X ECU'S
WANTED To buy 10 tons of straw.
Phono 397-.I3. il. W. Ilinghain. If1
W ANTED Eight head of milch i
cows by Saturday. Phone morn-
ing and evening, lir.S-lt. C. II.
Corny. s2
WANTED Pruning. Can tako on
some more work if desired, c'has.
W. Austin, 324 So. Orange. 1'houe
II3S-L. 2x:.
WANTED 10 or IT, acres or good
corn-land, ltlver bottom preferred.
O. O. Dunaway, 7. 'It! Oak. 2S2
WANTED fi or ti-room furnished
house, April 15. Phono manager
ot Woolworth Co. 2S1
WANTED To buy 10 stands of bees.
Phone It. W. Bingham, "97-.I-.3.
WANTED When you have building
or repairing, see (iillette, 103
South Oalfdale. Ho does the work
right, quick, and reasonable. By
the day or contract. Phono 471.
301
WANTED St. Louif prices for furs
at Juhnson's,-45 Front street.
WANTED To buy good clean cotton
rags. Vedford Printing Co.
WANTED Your ntde is worth renl
money at,, Johnson's, 45 Front
street. ,
WANTED House moving and re
palrlng. Phone 488-M or 488-X. tf
VOlt EXCHANtiH
FOR SALE OR TLADE For sevon
pnssenger car, six head horses, 3 Vi
John Deere wagon practically new.
one light two-horse' wagon with
springs, one Jchn iecro top buggy,
with pole and shafts, ono set of
double harness, heavy .wagon har
ness, one springtootb harrow, ono
10-inch John Deere plow, one 12
inch Syracuse plow and farm Im
plements. C. P. Roberts, corner
Crater Lake and Spring. 2S1
LOST
LOST Evorsharp silver pencil.
Finder please return to Otto W.
' Do Jurnott at postoffice. 2S2
LOST BF6wu mule. Ans. box
Williams, Mull Tribune. 284
MONEY TO LOAM
TO LOAN J. B. Andrews loans
money on real estate and buys
mortgages and Liberty bonds.
Phono 53-M. 31 North Grape
street.
FOR ltEXT H ItMSHED ROOMS
FOR RENT Furnished room and
bath. First flood. 29 Summit. 2S2
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, bath,
close In. 245 North Orapo street.
- '281
FOB RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Modern Bix-room cot
tage. Phone 548-.T.1 - 2S3
FO RRENT Modern C-rtyom bunga
low, furnished. Water rent paid.
Phone 371-X. ' . . 283
FOR RENT Eight room house,
modern. Lnrgc yard, shade. 425
South Oakdale. Phono 121-R. tf
MISCKLLAXBOUS
WE PAY MORE for old machines
than anybody in Medford. See us
before you buy or' sell. Singer
Sewing Machine Co., 115 West
Main street. Phone 215-R. 291
WE DO HEMSTITCHING and pecot
iqg 10c per yard, silk or cotton,
thread furnished. Singer Sewing
Machine Co., 115 West Main street.
Phono 215-R. 291
: WHY. ,'V
200 ACRES $9,000.00
STOCK, GRAIN, ALFALFA AND DAIRY RANCH
C 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 (or $20, ono. 00. It is worth II.'
90 acres now in crop. Some good alfalfa and grain. 40 acres nioro
can be cultivated. On good road near school. Ideal place to livo.
Open range back of place. Bank your money In this land. It will
pay 20 per cent on investment. If looking for land and want a rcul
bargain see this at once.
Phono 7S4-L or call, at 20 N.-Peach street.
J. G. Barnes
4
VOW S.U.K MISCI'-LLANLOfS
FOR SAI.K Beardless barley, licrk-
eley Orchards. 2-:rj.'
IFOR SALE- Small onions, cheap, j
Phone T77-I.. 2M j
FOR SALE :l head of work horses I
and harness, two mules, well !
broke and harness. Two wagons ;
and :'.-! wagon. One span of mares, j
:l years i.-hl. I' tons of grain, hay i
loose. (leo. Wolff, It. I Box 0, '
Orchard Home. 2s:i i
FOR SALE A very fine old violin
and rare old Italian bow. Will
sell at big sacrifice. W. C. Junes.
Phono 370-X. 2 SI
: FOR SALE A new piano ai a bar-.
' faiu. Call after t' p. in. Corner
Bartlett and t'.th streets. Next to I
High School. iv; 1-
FOR SALE Best steam traction
engine, 110 h. p.. with or without
trucks, 70 h. p. on belt, log, saw
and haul your lumber. Snap
I SI.-.00. Address Box II. A., .Mail
Tribune. 2SJ
FOR SALE Ford tractor cheap.
John Deer tvvo-bottont sulsey plow.
Large Do l.avel Cream Separator.
Cream cooler. Webster Orchard
Co. 571-J5. 2 S3
IvOR SALE llooslur kitchen cabinet,
splendid condition. Also Westing-
I house Electric Hot Plate, a real
stove. f,2U W. 10th. 2S1
for SALE Howe scions. W.
j llartzell. 4 ti s-.l-1 .
.1.
2 s I
FOR SALE -Petite prunes, l.'.c; 1,110
tiottnd lo'is. Me: unto pound lots
13 Vje; f. o. h. Orants Pass. John
II. Robinson, Crants Pass, It. -I.
2SI
FOR SALE Ford . tractor cheap.
John Deere, two-bottom sulkey
plow. Large lie LaV. Cream Sepa
rator, cream cooler. Webster
Orchard Co. ',71 -.15. 2S3
FOR SALE Few household articles.
Phone IMd-K.
FOR SALE First cutting alfaira bay
$25,000. Ono mile east of l'litunix
on Scantlin Ranch. 2S2
FOR SALE Great bargain, moun
tain buggy, good as new; 500 feet
cue-Inch iron pipe; corrugated rol
ler, three-Inch high wheel wagon.
W. 1). Roberts, Eagle Point. 2.S1
FOR SALIC Dry oak nnd mnnznnlta
wood, not sawed. Phono t!85-.I-3.
381
FOR SALE Machinery for complete
brick and tile plant including clay
bank for immediate, operation.
Will give terms on part and tako
brick in pnrt payment. Big Pines
Lumber Co. tf
FOR SALE
falfa hay
Seventeen tons baled nl
Phone 105. '
FOR SALE Hay. Phone 842-J.
FOR SALE fctann, grarel, edlmont
and dirt. Plowing and teaming
work done. Phone 912-J
FOR SALI'I POULTRY AND ECiCiS
FOR SALE One 400-egg. Cyphers
-- Incubator. $25; . also ono Indoor
Brooder, $5. S. A.- .Marshall, Cen
tral Point. 281
FOR SALE Buff Leghorn eggs.
$1.00 a setting, 110 So. Holly St.
' . 283
FOR SALE S. C. White Leghorn
hatching eggs. White Wing Strain
is bettor this year than over before.
Order at once. White Wing Poul
try Farm, Phoenix. 289
TOR SALE O. A..C. White Leghorn
cockerels ?3.00 each, worth dou
ble. For cheaper und bettor hatch
ing eggs see Gus Brommer, R. 3,
Phono 589-,I-;2. !i01
FOR SALE Booking orders eggs
and chicks, heavy laying strain
White Leghorns. It. I. Reds. Price
reasonable. Cockerels cheap.
Sirs. F. II. Dressier, phono 777-L.
FOR SALE S. C. White Leghorn
eggs for hatching. I am also hook
ing orders for baby chicks. Come
and see my stock. 724 South Cen
tral iivenne, Medford, Oro. J). 11.
--Hllttorflcld.' 294
FOR SALE S. C. White Leghorn
eggs from my brcd-to-lay pens,
also R. C. White Wyandotte oggs
of highest quality. W. J. Warner,
- 519 South Oakdale avenuo. Phone
690-M.
TAKEN
TAKEN UP Brown pony. No brand.
Owner can huvo by paying charges,
1103 Niantic street. 283
MONEY ffO LOAN
On farm or orchard land, 0 per cent
interest five to forty years,
McCurdy Insurance Agency
i-'ou s.t i ,i : i . i v i :st( k
FOR SALE .-,0 fin.- nvns
Smith: Central Point:
R. F
I'honc 1 '
19-X-2.
FOR SALE--I', pigs, weight
pounds, lo smaller, ?loo.aii for tin'
lot. Phone -los-.l.-.
FOR SALE-- i!o heail of goi-l young,
ewes. Will sell reasonable. L. D. I
Tucker, Hrownsltoni. 2S.11
FOR SALE A hunch of well-bred)
llerford stock rattle. V. II. Chap-I
man, It. F. I). 1, Ashland, Oregon.!
2x: I
! FOR SALE .1-yeur-old heifer and
I
i mi, . oui t.iii. .-H-i ei nea.y
harness. (leo. It. Myers, lentral
Point.
?S2
OR SALE Several Jersey and
Guernsey cows and heifer. Soon
to freshen, also 3 good work
horses. Geo. Hilton. Phone
MiN. S4
till SALE Mare, easy keeper, true
to pull, or trade for bicyclo or fur
niture. Phone 359-Y. :;si
FOR SALE Fine mule team. Co-ed
lenders. Dandy for orchard worli.
Foothills Orchard, IMI-J4. 2 S3
'OR SALE 21 Angora goats. Phone
1-F-l-l. 282
'OR SALE Ten in ranch mares,
2700 pounds. Ili'ifor soon fresh.
Cheap. Alfalfa had, delivered.
1 103 Niantic si. 2S2
OR SALE Cheap, good work horse
30 dollars: also Ihroo one-horse
wagons.' I I I North Riverside
avenue. Medford. 281
OR SALE Six beautiful niilcli
cows. Tour fresh, two coming fresh.
Also fine yearling heif.-r. Good
work horse. Three spring wngons
nnd surrey. 1 1 1 I North Riverside
avenuo, Medford. 281
FOR SALE Pure -bred Duroo Jersey
wennod pigs from big typo ances
tors. Unregistered at ?8 each;
Registered at $14.00 each. Good
opportunity to get feeders or
brooding stock. Call Modoc Orch
ard. FOR SALIC REAL ESTATE
'OR SALE AuTbaTgihK 40 acres
on Evans creek 4 miles above W'i
mer." 3-room house. (Ncoessary
outbuildings, 4 acres In winter
wheat; 5- acres slashed, ready lo
bum. Knoiigh good timber to
pay for place. Logs can be sold
to mill on place adjoining. Water
right lor 5 acres goes with ulaou.
On rural route. Phone in house.
Two living springs on place. Would
make an ideal goat ranch. Lots
of outside rani;,). It. No. 1, Box
40 A. Roirfio River, Oregon. W.
II Davis. ' i 2SC
OR SALE Look my houso over nt
232 So. Grape. For salo or rent
James Taylor 240 So. Grape, or
Valley Fuel Co. 282
FOR SALIC Bearing penr orchard.
Phono 710. .Mrs. Flora Ann Ir
vine. 1 282
I'OR SALE so aero ranch; exchange
for houso In Medford. Call (134
5S'. "Central, Alcdfurd, Ore. 285
FOR SALIC If you are looking for
a nico .l-room bungalow home, sec
tho one nt G18 Realty Btroet, or
would trade in on acreage and
pay somo difference. 282
'OR bALE Important matters re
quires my presence elsewhere, 1
after (or Bale all my holdings .in
Southern Oregon , at reusonublu
prices. Pino country homo, 51
acres, permanent water right, good
soli, roads, schuol, part orchurd,
lino neighborhood, modern con
veniences, electric lights, telephone,
plumbing, motor power, etc. 7
miles on Crater Lake highway. 4 0
acres partly Improved, and 40
acres timber pasture land In Sums
valley. Also the Table Rock Store
properly (subject to tenant's lease)
near Modoc bridge Address John
Cameron, Route 2, Control Point,
Oregon. Phone Central Point J I -1
282
AUTOMOBILES
USED CAR clearing house, buy for
cash, sell on terms. Plckens-Menill
Motor Co., 1 8 North Grape. tf
FOR SALE A light delivery Roo
. truck, new express body nnd top,
four new tires. Price $350. Terns
or cash. Tumy Motor Co., 125
South Frant. tf
FOR SALE 1918 Ford touring car,
demountable rims, etc. Phono
395-M ct 121 Crater Lake avenue.
291
BROWN & WHITE
REALTORS .
fi JIEDFORD, OREGON j.
Wo havo outsldo well Imprcrved prop
erties on the paved highway. Irrigat
ed and non-Irrigated, sizoB and pricos
to suit any reasonable person.,
Medford city property from modest
cottages to some ct tho finest homes
in the city.
Stock Ranches adjacent to good
range with amplo water to produce
maximum crops of alfalfa. ;
Somo splendid Orchard and Alfalfa
ranches which will show a good net
return on tho Investment. Wo will
bo moro than ploased to talk with you
and show you what we consider good
values.
Wo also solicit correspondence. ,
Yours truly,
BROWN 5 WHITE!
i ; i s i x i :ss i i n i: cto it y.
Auto Supplies? '
LAMER ALTO SPRING CO. We
are operating the largest, oldest
and Sest-ctpiippcd plant in tho Pa
cific, northwest. I'so. out springs
when others fail. Sold under writ
ten guarantee, 3 1 North Fiftocnth
St., Portland, Oregon, . .
Attorneys,
i vv v pnii'i'SAtinrnf ,.t t.
42.-,-l2(i M. F. it II. Bldg. Offico
phone 3 72; residence p'tone 325-M.
ELIJAH II. lll'ltD Lawyer, 213-14
Garnetl-Corey Bldg.
PORTER J. NEKF Attorney-nt-law,
rooms 8 und 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. E. REAMES Lawyer, Gnrnett
Corey Building.
lliiildlng Materials.
MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK &
BLOCK. WORKS specialise in nil
kinds of cement building products.
Cor. Fir and Tenth streets. 259
Expert. Accountant.
WILSON AUDITING CO. 10. M.
Wilson, ('.. P. A. Attention given
to anything in Accounting nnd In
como Tax requirements. Look
into our simplified accounting
method. M. F. ti If. Building,
Medford. Phono 157-R.
Instruction In Music.
FRE DA7rO.rHAT6 HT Toaciior of
piano nnd harmony. Hnlght Music
studio, 318 (liirnett-Corey Bldg.
Phono 72.
Planing Mill.
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, sash, doors, mouldings and
screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phono
184.
I'liysleinns nnd Surgeons.
A BURSELL, M. D.; D. C. Splnolo
gist, 'Physician antl Surgeon. Spe
cialty Physiological Methods. 309-10-1
1 M. F. & II. bldg., , Phone 29.
ROBERT W. STEARNS-l-Fhyslcian
and Surgeon, Jackson County Bank
Bids. Office hours 9-12, 2-4. Of
fice phono 39. Residence 933.
DR. J. J; EM'MENS Physician .and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyos scien
tifically tested and 'glasses sup
plied. Oculist nnd Aurlst for S. P.
It. R. Co. Of flcos M. E, &, H. Co.
Bldg. Phono 567. ,
DR. F. O. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW :
OSTEOPAT111S PHYSICIANS
41G-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. '
Phono 904-L.
Residence 20 S. Laurel Street
DR. E. It A'N'DOLPIt SBlCLY. 800-807
morgan punning, l'crtland, Ore.,
makes a specialty of surgery. Spec
ial attention to Medford and Rqbub
River valley people.
DR. McMORRlS M. DOW, Physician
and Surgoon Practice limited to
surgery and hospital : obBterics.
Spooial attention glvon to diseases
of women. Offices 300-7 M. F. &
II. Bldg. Residence, (he Dew Hos
pital. -
Printers and Publishers. .
Ml? DFO I tDPRTNTrN G- OO. has. the
best equipped printing otfjee in
Southern Oregon. Book blading,
loose loaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St.
Transfer.
KADS TRANSFER &"TORAGE co;
nrro.fc a i vn.tk l r.. ...
v.,,t. li, ,-uiiu 1'ioiit at, I'none
315. Ifrlces light. Sorvice guar
anteed. Undertakers
. JOHN A. l'ICRL
Undertaker
Phono M 47 and. 47-J-2. 28 South
Bartlett. Lady , assistant. Auto
mobilo Henrso Service. Auto Am
bulance Service, Coroner.
Lodges.
I. O. (). . Mcir.ml lndgo No. 83,
Jliels rvcry Monday night ot 7:.10, O.
1. farkcr, N. (I., W. U Miller, secre
tary. ,
Kokiip Itlvnr Kncampment No. 30
Meets L'd and 4lh l-Yldavs ot 7:30 p.
no Kuniul Uutcmun, (j. 1., L. o. How
ard, set-luc.
Olive Rhckah lodgo No. 28 Meets
1st and 3rd Tuisclays nt 8 p. m. Nun
nlo Hall, N. U Analo. J. Uatcinun,
secretary.
Visitors cordially Invited to oil
mcellnKs.
You Can Buy Theso
NOW, RIGHT.
5 room bungalow, modern, 2 lota
with furniture, $1006.
5 room cottago, modern, 2 lots, on
pavement, $1200.
8 rooms, modorn, 2 lets, corner,
pavement, $1100. ;
10 acres improved, orchard, good
buildings, $3000.
10 acres, well located, G acres
bearing pears, $3000.
120 acres bottom land. Well Im
proved, $0500.
HURD LAND & INVEST
MENT Co.
Giunott-Corcy Lldtf. rlZJi
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