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PXTTR FLVH
LKcstock
; PORTLAXD. Feb. 2-1. Cattle
woak: receipts 2!). Cirain unci pulii
li-il steers, $10.."iO(iT 11 ; cliuice. 1U
(it IO.'iO; (rood to choice, $!)(' 10: tuo
ilimn to ttooil, $8(!): fair to nieiliiun,
tf 7(if 8 ; common to fair. $(i(a 7; choiiv
cows -and heifers, !)(i)!l.75: mood to
choice. $8(o1!): medium to aood, $7(0
8: fair to medium. if(i(.7: ennners,
ijvla'ti: bulls, .$,"(dfi.7(); prime liulil
calves. $15.r0(il7; medium linht.
j.l0f10..'i0; hcavv, $7(u'10; stoekurs
and feeders, $8ffi!).."0.
lloas weak: no receipts. Prime
mixed, 15."i0(n It): nii)clium, fl.'ifii'
33..")(1: roueh henvv. $11((1.)-. pits.
.!:)( 14.
Sheep wonk: no receipts. Eastern
lambs, $17(318; liirht vallev, $u,ii
17:. lieavv. $l4.50Ca l.'i.otl; feeder
lambs,: 12(vl.); veurlintrs. 15ui'
l.'i.otl: wuthers, $U(it!13.uU; ewe-i.
sJU(12.
Hatter
PORTLAND; Ore. Feb. 21.-Hut -ler.
Cubes, extra (iMc; pnivlimmt
wrapped box lots, Otic; cartons, (i7c:
half boxes JmlL' cent more; less than
half boxes le, more, liullerfut, (ill
(tili-lc f. o. b. station: liHc Portland
Poultry
liens 2S3'ic lb.; broilers, t!."c5t
40c; old roosters, 20c; turkeys 3.10
yCc; geese 30c; ducks, 4S ft 50.
PORTLAND. Keb. 24 Emus
Selling: price, ease count. 40c: bavin::
price, -40c;- sellinir price, candknt.
44c; selected candled in cartons, 4Sc
"THE VALLEY OF THE GIANTS"
NEW PHOTOPLAY AT LIBERTY
It is confidently asserted that ''The
Vallev of the Giants," which is Wal
lace Reid's new picture and which
will, be shown at the l.ibcrlv Theatre
threo days, besrinnins; today is a
photoplay that will transport the
spectator into the land ot the bej
redwoods of northern California.
The sTorv. which is one of Capt
1'eter B. Kvne's most charmim; and
masterful creations, deals with life
in the bic tree country. There arc
found erent and noble specimens of
manhood, stronir in mind and body.
as invincible to creed and hatred
and dishonesty us the bid trees them
selves. '
" A beautiful love Toirmnce-fs- woven
jmlo" llio story, mid it is considered
to be one of. tho best in which Mr.
Heid has beeji seen in many months.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
Br A. C Howlett.
Last Wednesday Attorney William
V. Hrinas of Asblund und bis client,
Ross Spenec, also of Ashland and
Mr. J. M. Small a prominent cattle
nnin of Eastern Oretron, callcil for
dinner. They were .here looking' up
necessities in a eaVe now pending in
the circuit court, wherein Albeit
Clement is p plaintiff and lioss
Small is th defendant in a suit for
duniuL'es in thi.sum of $0,000 for
personal in.iuries'and four hundred
dollars dainairc to his machine, Hi
collision occurred last June as Mr.
Small was eominsr from Ashlaail t'
Medford and JEr. Clement was com
nar in from an lnlersectin'.' ronn.
A boy nbout fifteen yeurs of aire wa
with him. wjio received a slight cut
on Ins head and also a cut on In
leu'. The boy has been livin; at the
Sunny-side lintel I'm' the past four
Vcars, but 1 refrain from lnnkiicr
liny comments on the merits of the
case, us both Mr. C. and the boy were
here either that day or the next.
James l.eabn of Portland, Ore., wa
'also here for dinner the same dnv
anil so was W. K. Trencher and V.
S. Campbell. They were rcpieseatiim
the Triconia Oil anil (las Co.. of .Med
ford, Mr. Campbell hcinsr the vice
president of (lie coinpanv. Thev wen'
selling shares in the company hum
while here thev sold a lot of shares
to Dnvc Pnse and W. K. Hum of
I rail, who happened to be here for
dinner at that lime and Mr. Joseph
Oeppcit of Unite Culls was al-o heiv
for dinner the same day. He lies
been appointed as supervisor for the
Hutte rails road district and went
on to Jacksonville that afternoon
J. T. Adams, the merchant at Me
Leod. c;Hiie in with a wauon-lnad
"f groceries and "asoline and spent
the niirht with us. Mr. and Mrs.
'buries (iidtlieb came in for supper
the same cveninir. troini: on to Med
ford that niclil. Mr. (lottlicb wa
ll Iso rciiresentiiiL' the TrL'onia Oil
and Gas company. The representa
tives of the company say that thev
arc scllinir finite a lot of shares and
Tiler In more Catarrh !n this section
Of the country then all other diseases
Pitt together, and for years it was sup
posed to be Incurable. Doctor prescribed
local remedies, and by constcr.Uy failing
to cure with local treatment, pronouncd
H Incurable. Catarrh is a local disease,
Kreatly Influenced bv constitutional con
ditions and therefore requires constitu
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine, manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
' o.. Toledo, Ohio, Is a constitutional
remedy, is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of the 8ystem. One Hundred Dollars re
ward is offered for any case mat nan a
Catarrh Medicine falls to cure. Send toe
circulars and testimonials.
r J- t'HKNET A CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sol. I b- Druggists, 75c.
liall's Faintly tii xor toustlpaUoa,
Vi3 ' -
that the company expects to start
Inllimr bv the first ol next mouth,
fhoy will bcL'in work in Kern valley,
-'itst of Ph icnix.
While Dave Pen-e was here Thurs
day, ineetinsr the iwu representatives
of the oil and i;as conipany, one of
them seemed to be well artiuainted
with liiui, and conversation naturally
turned to the subject of the roads
in his district and he said that he
had them all well draped and in uootl
shape ami that led to laentioniinr the
Mori:an Hill road, just this , side ol
Trail, and Mr.. Campbell remarkel
that 'Moiiran Hill will be a slamlim.
monument to the credit of Dave Pence
as lonir as it stands as it is one of
the finest pieces of work in the couc-
ty.
Mr. II. L. Vunderbiirah of Hutte
Falls came out on the stae Thurs
day and went on to Medford thi:
same day.
John Cadzoit of liutte I'alls came
out Thursday afternoon, went to
Medford the same day and returned
to me MmnvsHio that mum. itoin.:
on home the next morniiiL!. l'rity.
Coiapsou iif Trail also spent Ihe
niulif with us. Mr. Coiupsou is tin
aired man, liviiur nloue back oil the
upper purl of Klk creek. His physi
cal condition is such that he should
he looked after bv his friends.
Arthur Miilhollaad. a man fnn.i
Kastern Oregon, came in Friday
morninir on the Medford, Futile Point
stnire and eiuiuired for Roy Stanley,
and later thev two took a trip up
above Trailto look at a farm return
intr that evenintr, staving over nitrhl
at the Sunnvside. lie spoke in the
hiu'hcst terms of the country, but did
not think that the place would suit
his wife, as she has always been
used to bavinir a irreat deal of com
pany and reliiriotis anil sovial privi
letres. as she has been livinir near
a city and also a town, but he thinks
that the country is all O. K.
John Mnvhorn. who has been
breakiasr a vounir horse to ride for
S. II. Ilaruish, has been stopuimr the
past few days at the Sunnvside.
Mrs. If. L. Peck, who has been up
in the Lake creek country for the
last few days visilinir her trraiul
fathcr, Mr. Daniels, came out Fri
day on the Fairue l'oint-Lal;e Creel;
statre, took dinner here and start c. I
for her home in fiend.
M.yerl (inrnett of M'eilford canu'1
out on the .Medford-Fatrle Point
staffe Friday inorniair and went on
up to Lake Creek to brinir out a ear.
Mr. Welch of the .Medford Grocery
Co.. Medford. came out on the stnire
this Saturday mornimr and went to
Hutte Falls.
1 understand that the survevimr
crew who are workintr on Ihe pros
pective Crater Lake biehwity. have
moved into, the S. II. Ilaruish bouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sample were
dointr business with our merchants
this moi'iiiicr. Mr. Sample is fore
man on the Alivista orchard.
J. D. A rues the foreman on the
Cohurn-Kdsell orchard, was also u
business caller this morninir.
A man bv the name of Peterson
from Portland, has bouirht a half in
terest if Mr. Adamson in tho mail
carrvintr route from here to Persist.
Mr. Peterson expects to carry the.
mail in n Ford and Mr. Adamson is
to run his truck wherever he qan set
a iob.
Miss llerniee Ifarjrravc of lluft
LET "DANDERINE"
SAVE YOUR HAIR
Check ugly dandruff! Stop
hait coming out and
double its beauty
A little "Onnderinc" cools, cloiuiRes
nnri in.ikcB Hip fpvprish, itchy seiilp soft
and li;ii)lc; tlwii tliifl .stimulating tonic
Dpnctrales to tlie famished hair roots.
revitalizing and invigorating every hair
;n the lirnd, tliiift stopping the hair tail
ing out, or getting tiiin, dry or fading.
After a few applications of "Dander
ne" von nelilom lind a fallen hair or a
ip r tide of dandruff, besides every hair
ho'.vs new life, vigor, brightness, more
dor. wnd thickness.
A few cents buys a bottle of de
ifrbtful "IXmderine" at any drug or
toilet counter.
A VERY EXCEPTIONAL
STOCK RANCH
350 acres on the paved highway,
15U0 elevation, 1 o miles from Grants
Pass, on pretty trout stream, private
:.nt.nD .nhnni hmif fin the ranch.
good ho'usc and barn ample machinery
and tools ana scuies, picture muu oui
roundinss. land mostly level, hut
some sloping hill side with gocd tim
ber, saw mill near by. about 1 60 acres
verv best eoll in alfalfa and grain,
produces flo bu. barVy and extra
heavy vicld of first-class corn. Some
more land slashed and ready for cul
tivation, large and good out range.
Team and machinery, nil good, goes
with place, or will sell 1S3 acres with
with place. Price $20,000. TERMS.
'riiavoalurR( list or ISealty" l'.nr
gaitli. E. T. STAPLES, Realty Broker
AsltlMnd. Or?,
i'uoge. SO
Falls, one of the teachers in the
school, cauie out this mornimr. took
dinner and went to Medford in tlit
Lewis jituev. Saul Courtney and II.
(.'. Drews, head time keeper on the
(1. W. li. or N. out of Portland, came
in for dinner today and expect to
leiaain for a few davs.
As Mr. Joseph Geffert was com
ing out from Medford Friday p. m..
with a county truck, about threo
miles this side of Medford be was
met by two jiien ill a small car and
alter he had pulled out as far as he
could to eivo space for them to pass,
thev ran into his trtisk. striking a
point of the hub on a front wheel,
knocking the steerinir wheel out of
his hand ami causing the machine
to turn crosswnvs of the road throw
ing it into the ditch and then drove
riuht on. not even offering to help
him out. F'ortanatelv. there was no
damaire done, except tearinir a tire
oft' a front wheel, but he thinks at
least thev could have stopped to
help him out. but thev were prob
ably afraid that there mitriit be a
damage suit, but thev showed a
cowardly spirit and that Ibcv wore
men of no principle. Mr. Geffert
tine on o the Sunnvside that nitrht.
iroinir on up to bis home Saturday
mornimr.
"SYRUP OF FIGS"
CHILD'S LAXATIVE
Look at tongue! Remove poi
sons from little stomach,
liver and bowels
Accept "California" Rynm of Vigi
only look for the nnme California on
the pnrknpe, then you nro sure your
child in having the best and inoBt harm
less laxative or physic for the 'little
stomach, liver and bowels. Children
love its delicious fruity taste. Full
directions for .child's done on each bot
tle, (live it without fear.
Mother I You must say "California."
POLITICAL CAItnS.
Diatrlct Attorney.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of Prosecutiug
Attorney for Jackson county, Oregon,
on the republican ticket, subject to
the wish ot the voters at the coming
primary election. If nominated and
elected I will see that the laws are
justly and honestly- enforced. Re
spectfully yours.
Adv. II. A. CANADAY,
Believing that my successful man
agement ot tho offico of District At
tornoy has shown me thoroughly
qualified, and that I can serve tho
people ot Jackson county, in that
capacity hest, I announce ray candi
dacy for re-eloctlon on the republican
ticket at the May primaries.
Adv. . G. M. ROBERTS,
I hereby announce my candidacy
for nomination on the republican
ticket for the office of Prosecuting
Attorney. If elected I pledge myself
to an impartial enforcement of the
law. t K. P. FAURELL.
Adv.
Sheriff
I heroby announce my candidacy
for re-nomination for the offico of
sheriff on the republican tickot, sub
ject to the May primaries. I feel
that my record as a public official
during the first t?rm entitles me to
re-nomination and re-election.
Adv. C. E. TERRILL.
I hereby announce myselt a repub
lican candidate for sheriff of Jackson
county, at tho Muy primaries. Sev
eral 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 duti s of the office In an
efficient manner.
Adv. JOHX 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 tho coming prt
marics, and nopo my record In this
offico tho first term is such that
am entitled to your support this year.
Adv. CHAU.N'C'EY FLOREY.
County Assessor.
. I hereby announce my caudidacy
for the re-nomlnation 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.
RAWLES MOORE
for
Democratic Nomination
District Attorney
May Primary. 1920.
JOYFUL EATJNG
Unless your foot is digested with
out the aftermath of painful acidity.
Ihe joy is taken out of both eating
and living.
KMJ0ID5
are .wonderful in their help to the
stomach troubled with over-acidity.
Pleasant to take relief prompt and
definite.
MADE BY SCOTT A ROWNF.
1
MAKERS OF iCOT T'5 tMULSlON
WANTED Married man for farm
work, must know farming and
crchurdinfr; best of wanes. Box
Sti, Mail Tribune. 2.S7
WANTED (lartiener to put in lawn,
flood pay fr right man. Address
P. O. Box lips.
HELP WANTED K KM A Lit
WANTED Plain rnnk to cook lor
men on ranch. "Eden Valley Orch
ard, ii:jy-.i. 2:iu
WANTED Woman tor kitchen work
eight hours. Apply manager Cafe
Holland. US..
WAiNTED Woman as helper in
hoarding houso on ranch. Wages
$1.50 per day. Pliouu 57:1-112.
WAXITI) SITUATIONS
WANTED Young man just in from
east, Atnorican, married, general
business education, desires to con
nect witlt somo house where execu
tive ability plus courtesy count.
V V fit jimlitir- f - ,t-nw,r,.i "lo.l
ford. 2si '
WANTED Ry experienced orchard
man, pruning, irrigation ami care
of orchnrd. Robert Long. Ill) East
Eleventh. 2!M
WANTED Chamber work. Dono II
to 5 hours per day. Steady, 110
X. Front, lledfcn-d. 2-SJ
VA N'TED Ml.SCEI.LA X HOI'S
WANTED Small or medium sized
safe. Dr. Elliott. 2S5
WAiNTED To rent of owner small
good pluco near highway for cash
with view of buying. Address llox
275, Eaglo Point. 2Sli
WANTED Saddle horse.
Hoover, 4 52-Y.
C. C.
2S7
WANTED 10 or 50 feel of lti or IS
inch hydraulic pipe. L. CY Wise
man, Ruch, Ore. 2S0
WANTED Six or ,S lucnths oltl Po
land China boar. W. E. Ilryson
R. 1, Griffin Creek. !S(i
WANTED To buy some stock cattle.
Phone 11. W. Bingham, 5!I7-J:t.
WANTED Old huts to clean mid
block. Apparel Cleaners and Hat
ters. .. ..,,... ;,,( ?; 309
WANTED Second-hand Incubator;
must be In good Older, J50 to 300
egg slue. Phone 5SS-.I-2. Gus
Brommer, R. 3. 2S(i
WANTED To ibuy second-bund
phonograph; Rhone 707-R. 2Sti
WANTED TO rent modern six or
moro room bungalow on east side
of Boar creek.' C. II. Brown, phone
591-R-l. 285
WANTED High top offico desk
about seven foot long. Apply Box
T, .Mull Tribune.
WANTED Pruning. Can tako on
somo moro work if desired. Clias.
W. Austin, 321 So. Orange. Phono
G3S-L. 28
WANTED When you have building
or repairing, seo Gillette, 103
South Oakdale. Ho docs tho work
right, quick, and reasonable. By
the day or contract. Phono 4 71.
301
WANTED St. Louis prices for furs
at Johnson's, 4 5 Front street.
WANTED To buy good clean cotton
rags. Vedford Printing Co.
WANTED Your tiifle n worth real
money at Johnson's, 45 Front
street.
WANTED House moving end re
pairing. Phone 488-M or 488-X. tf
FOR RENT FURNISHED IttJOMS
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping
rooms. 113 East Eleventh. Phone
897.- 2sti
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, bath,
close in. 245 North Grape street.
. . 287
ESTRAYED
STRAYED From the Obenchain
property, Brownsboro, Friday, Feb.
20, one bright bay mare with bump
on right front knee; one bald faced
brown mare, both weighing ubout.
1400. J..K. Schocler, Brownsboro.
2 S 5
MONEY TO LOAN
On farm of orchard land, 0 per cent
Interest five to forty years.
McCurdy Insurance Agency
imii iiwiwww in I mi ii ill 1
' HEM' W.-i.VTl'.i) M.M.K I
I
I
WHY
200 ACRES $9,000.00
STOCK, GRAIN, ALFALFA AND DAIRY RANCH
' ID
G 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. Somo good alfalfa and grain. 40 acres moro
can be cultivated. On good road near Bchool. Ideal place to live.
Open range back of place. Bank your money In this land. It will
pay 20 per cent on Investment. It looking for land uud wuut a real
bargain see this at once.
Phone 7S4-L or call, at 20 X. Peach Btreet.
J. C. Barnes
l'OU 1SKXT AI'AKTMEXTS
FOIt KENT -Furnished hollekeep-
ini; rooms. Inquire :ilu Ni.rtlt
Hartlett. 2SS
Foil KENT Two and three room
furnished housekeepiUK apartments
The ttivoiside Aarlments, 2 17
' South Riverside, telephono -1 r, 7 -.1 .
;!07
FOR ItKXT lini'SKS
KOlt KENT Modern six-room t'ur
aished bungalow water rent paid.
Phone 22-4-1.. ' 2SK
FOil RENT Eight room house,
modern. Largo yard, shade. 425
South Oakdalc. Phono 121 -It. tf
Ft u hi-: nt M i st i: i ,i ,. n i-:t i s
FOR KENT Patrick Crock Stage
Station hotel, ti-t miles from Grants
Pass, on Crescent. City road. Com
pletely famished. Doing good
business. Reasonable rent with
plenty advantages. Particulars oa
application. !:. F. Raymond, Wal
do, Oregon. 2S7
FOR SALE MISCHLLANEOUS
FOR SALE Springlooth harrow, in
cubator. brtAider, baby buggy, ut.
Talent. P.ox 172, Hutte Falls. 2 Mi
I FOIt SALE Furniture, rugs and
pinnc. 2 11 botilh Central, t all
after 5 p. m. 2 si;
FOIt SALE Cheap, eight used sew
ing machines, from $5.00 It,- $:;,. hi)
each. Singer Shop, 115 West Main
phone 215-U. 28S"
FOR SALE Extra nico grain bay.
Phone 7SS-R-1. 2.SG0
FOR SALE Haled grain and vetch
hay, in carload lots; can load im
mediately. Phono 11. W. liiug
hnm 507-J-3.
FOR SALE Artificial flowers. On
display at Johnson's Jewelry
Store. Roses a specialty. 3S-I
FOR SALE Cheap, horse: work.
drive or ride. loaning heifer.
Two spring wagons, buggy anil
saddle. 1111 North Riverside
avenue, Medford. 285
FOR SALE Three tennis of horses,
harness antl wagon, plow. C. H.
Brown, plioue 501-R-l. 2S5
"OR SALB Cheap, throe incubators
I WO, 120, 50-egg capacity. Doug
las, 101 South Central. Phone
U15-.I.
FOIt SALE: Fow household articles.
Phone 646-R.
FOR SALE Mnchlnory for complete
brick and tile plant Including clay
bank for lmmcdiuto operation.
, Will give torms on part and take
brick in part payment. Big Pinos
Lumber Co. tt
FOR SALE Seventeen tons baled ah
falfa hay. Phono 105.
FOR SALE Hay. Phone 842-J.
FOR SALE band, gravel, sediment
and dirt Plowing and teaming
work done. Phone 912-J.
FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS
FOR SALE S. C. Rhode Island Red
setting eggs. Ernest Webb, Cen
tral Point. 2 89
FOR SALE R. I. Itctl batching eggs.
Thorough bred stock. Phone
370-W. tf
FOR SALE Cheap. 3 incubators.
100-120-50 egg capacity. Douglas,
101 South Central. Phono 615-J.
FOR SALE S. C. White Leghorn
hatching eggs. White Wing Strain
Is better this year than ever before.
Order at once. White Wing Poul
try Farm, Phoenix. 289
FOR SALE O. A. C. Wbito Leghorn
cockerels $3.00 each, worth dou
hlo. For cheaper and better hatch
ing eggs seo Otis Brommer, R. 3,
Phono 589-J-2. 301
FOR SALE Booking orders eggs
antl chicks, heavy laying strain
White Leghorns, R. I. Reds. Price
reasonable. Cockerels cheap.
Mrs. F. 11. Dressier, phono 777-L.
FOR SALE 8. C. White Leghorn
eggs Tor hatching. I am also book
ing orders for baby chicks. Come
and see my stock. 72 4 South Cen
tral avenuo, Medford, Ore. B. II.
Buttcrfield. 294
FOR SALE 3. C. Whlto Leghorn
oggs from my bred-to-lay pens,
also R. C. Whito Wyandotto oggs
of highest quality. W. J. Warner,
619 South Oakdale avonue. Phone
696-.M.
MOXEY TO LOAN
TO LOAN J. B. Andrews loans
money on real estate and buys
mortgages and Liberty bonds.
Phono 63-M. 31 North Grape
street.
l)K S. U : I A V KST( K 'K
I'll It S.i.E--llae 2iiiHi-lb. team.:
$lt;.": one 2t:oo-lb. team, $l.".'i:l
one 2:1ihi-1Ii. team, fi:t:,; one ITlMlj
111. old horse. JTT.; two 2-year old I
fillies, 2250-lb.. $125, and several I
other odd horses weighing alioul
1250. about- $tia per liead. Vincent
1 Hani. Medford. 2S7 I
l-'Oli SA1.K Cheap, one leam voting j
marcs. i::oo lb. and Mini lb., cue:
j driying mare. 1200 Hi-., to years, j
one lli;lit ruMier-liret! trap or buck j
j board. Olio 5-ton steel axle wagon. :
one 2 ton wagon, one S-l't. Ileer-j
! itig bituier, two set work harness. I
I three set single. E. It. .limes.!
Talent. 2!
FOIt SALE Six pigs, weight 1ml
pounds 1 0 smaller. $ 1 DO. tin tor the
lot. I'llone -I0S-.1-1. 2i5
"OR SALE Itulus Hod Belgian does
prices right. Uliss Heine, '. 1 ti West
Tenth street, Medford. 20"
FOR SALE Wagi.iis, horses and
farming implements. Call 7I-F-2.
3 III
FOR SALE 50 fine owes, R. E.
Smith, Central Point. Phono
10-X-2. 2Mi
FOR SALE Co noad of gocd young
ewes. Will sell reasonable. L. D.
Tucker, lirownsboro. 2Su
'OR SALE A bunch ot well-bred
llorfoid stoek cattle. V. 11. Chap
man, R. F. D. 1, Ashland, Oregon.
285
FOIt SALE HI-.AL ESTATE
I'Jlt SALE Important matters ro-
,UUiro my presence elsewhero, I
offer ror sale all my holdings In
southern Oregon at reasonable
prices. Fine country home, 51
acres, permanent water right, good
soil, roads, school, part orchard,
fine neighborhood, modern con
veniences, lelccti-ic lights, telepbc'no,
plumbing, motor power, etc., I
miles on Crater Lake highway. 40
acres partly improved, and 4 0
acres timber pasture land in Sams
valley. Also tho Table Rock Store
propertytsubject to tenant's lease)
near Modoc bridge. Address John
Cameron, Route 2, Central Point,
Ore. Phono Central Point 11-1.
289
FOR SALE 'At a bargain. 40 acres
on Evans creek 4 miles above Wi
mer. 3-room house. iNocessury
outbuildings, 4 acres in whiter
wheut; 5 acres slashed, ready to
burn. Enough good timber to
pay for place. Logs can bo sold
to null on pluco adjoining. Water
right for 5 acres goes with place.
On rural rottle. Phone in house.
Two llving'springs on pluco. Would
muko an Ideal goat ranch. Lots
of outside range. R. No. 1, Box
40 A. Rogtto River, Oregon. W.
It Davis. 28(1
FOR SALE 50 acre ranch; exchange
for h&UBO in Medford. Call 034
N. "Central, Medford, Ore. 2 85
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE 1919 Maxwell touring
car, run 1100 miles llko new, $500
down, Seely V. Hull Motor Co.
285
FOR SALE Oil TRADE Chevrolet,
phono 4S9-R. 288
USED CAR clearing houso, buy for
cash, sell on tortus. Pickens-Morrill
Motor Co., 18 North Grupe. tf
FOR SALE A light delivery Roo
truck, now oxpross body and top,
four now tires. Price $350. Terns
or cash. Turay Motor Co., '125
South Frant. tf
FOR SALE 1918 Ford touring car,
demountable rims, etc. Phone
39G-M ot 121 Crater Lake avenue.
291
MI8CKLLAXEOU8
WE PAY MORE for old machines
than anybody in Medford. See us
boforo you buy or sell. Singer
Sewing Machine Co., 115 West
Main. Btreet. Phone 215-R. 291
WE DO HEMSTITCHING and pecot
ing 10c per yard, silk or cotton,
thread furnished. Singor Sewing
Machine Co., 115 West Main street.
Phone 215-R. 29 I
BROWN & WHITE
REALTORS
MEDFORD, OREGON
40 acres all fine free soli, 20 In
alfalfa, 10 in grain, 5 ucre wootl lot,
about 30 fruit trees, there are now
2a acres under the ditch uud tho bul-
ance will be; a fine house, all modern
conveniences, a beautiful view of the
vulley, good barn and all necessary
outbuildings, close to good schools
und only Vi mile from paved high
way. This will bear closo investiga
tion. Price $10,000.
30 acres, all fine free soil, all in
cultivation, 20 now under tho ditch
and being seeded to ulfulfu, 7 acres
best varieties pears 8 years old and In
flue condition with a splendid crop
Hot for this Heuson, a fine largo homo
with all modern conveniences; the
improvements nlono would cost you
more than tho price now asketi. Let
us show you this und explain why it
can e bought nt tho price and the
very liberal terms offered.
All wo ask of any honest and sin
cere buyer Is a chance to show what
wo believe to bo some of tho very best
values over offered In this valley
whether a small cottage in town or
an Orchard, Grain, Alfalfa or Stock
ranch.
BROWN & WHITE
t . r . frtrartt-
Itl'SIMvSS DIRECTORY.
Auto Supplies.
LAI I ICR, AUTO SPRING CO. We
are operating the largest, oldest
and liest-etiuipped plant ia tho Pa
cific northwest. Use our sprincs
when others fail. Sold under writ
ten giiararteo. 3 1 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon.
Attorneys.
W. K. PHIPPS Attorney at Law,
425-t2ii M.'F. & II. llldg. Office
phono S72; residence phone 325-M.
ELIJAH II. II URD Lawyer. 213-14
Garnott-Coroy llldg.
PORTER .1. NEFF Attorney-at-law,
rooms S and 9, Medford National
Hank Hulldiug,
A. E. R E AM ES Lawyer, Garnott
Corey lUillding.
lllilliling Materials.
.MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK &
BLOCK WORKS sperinlizo in ail
kinds of cement building products.
Cor. Fir and Tenth streets. 250.
F.xpcrt Accountant.
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given
to anything in Accounting and In
come Tax requirements. Lock
into our simplified accounting
mothod. M. F. & H. Building,
Medford. Phone 157-R.
Instruction In Music.
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of
piano and harmony. Haight Musla
studio, 318 Clarnett-Corey Bldg.
Phono 72.
Planing Mill.
THOMAS MOFFAT General mill
work, sash, tloors, mouldings ana
screens. Shop 437 S. Fir. Phono
1S4.
Physicians and Surgeons.
A BURSELL, M. D.; D. C. Splnolo
gist, 'Physician and Surgeon. Spe
cialty Physiological Methods. 309-10-11
M. F. & II. bldg. Phone 29.
ROBERT W. STEARNS Physician
and Surgeon, Jackson County Bank
Bldg. Office hours 9-12, 2-4. Of
fice phono 39. Residence 933.
DR. J. J. E.MIMENS Physician antl
surgeon. Practice limited to eyo,
ear, noso and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co
Bldg. Phono 507.
DR. F. 0. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIS PHYSICIANS
410-417 Garnott-Corey Bldg.
Phone 904-L.
Resldonce 20 S. Laurel Street
DR. E. RANDOLPH SEELY, 306-307
Morgan building, Portland, Ore,
makes a specialty of surgery. Spoc
lal attention to Medford and Rogue
River valley pcoplo.
DR. McMORRIS M. DOW, Physician
and Surgeon Practice limited (.0
surgery and hospital obstorlcs.
Special attention given to diseases
of womon. Offlcos 306-7 M. F. &
II. Bldg. Residence, the Dcvw Hos
pital. Printers nnd Publishers.
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
best equipped printing office In
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leuf lodgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St. '
Transfer.
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO;
Offico 42 North Front St. Phone
315. Prices right. Service guar
anteed. Undertakers
JOHX A. I'lUlIi
Undertaker
rhone M 47 and 47-J-2. 28 South
Bartlotl. LuUy assistant. Auta
mobilo Hour. so Service. Auto Am
bulance Service. Coroner.
Lodges.
I. O. O. l M-UforU lodKO No. 83,
Mectn vory Monduy night at 7:30, G,
T. l'urkur, N. G W. Li, Miller, secre
tnry. Koffiic River Encampment No. 30
Meets 2i und 4Ui Fridays at 7:30 p.
in. Kamufil iiiiUiuun, C. 1'., 1. O. How
ard, Berlin.
Olive Kbckah lodso No. 8 Meets
Int und 3rd Tuesdays at 8 p. m. Nan
n lo Jin!!, N. U., Aniiio J. iiateman,
secretary.
ViMliora cordially Invited to all
rnff ttni;H,
You, Can Buy These
NOW, RIGHT.
G room bungalow, modern, 2 lota
with furniture, $ lfii'0.
5 room cottage, modern, 2 lota, on
pavement, $1200.
8 rooms, modern, i lots, corner,
pavement, $1100.
10 acres improved, orchard, good
buildings, $3000.,
10 acres, woll located, 6 acros
bearing pears, $2000.
12 0 ucros bottom land, well Im
proved, JGjOO.
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HURD LAND ft INVEST
MENT CO.
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