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Market flews
PORTLAND, Ore, Mar. 30 Cattle
steady; no receipts. Grain and pulp
fed steers 1 1 fti-1 1.7." ; choice lu.;,(i
(gll; gcod to choice $S.5( 1 n.r.u
medium to good $S.75 Gi !.75; fair to
medium 7.25T 8.25; common to lair
Jli. 25 (a 7.25; choice cows and hoif
crB $910; good to choice $.U, a
medium to good $6.ii0 fi 7.B0; lair to
medium 5.-no ff( O.r.O; canneis
5.50; bulls fOfij 8; prime light calves
$ 1 S (f-1 7 ; medium $ 1 0 i7 It; heavy
J710; stockers and feeders 7 r.ii
,ij'8.50.
Hogs Btendy; receipts 7C7. Prim"
mixed 16.2r.l(l.r,0; niedium $lii-n
lli. 25; rough heavy $1 l-(fr 15.511- plus
?I215.
SHeop steady; receipts 119. Spring
lambs fl0(ffi20; eastern $lil.5nfli
17.5'0; light valley $1T,.2T. Co 1 (1.511
heavy $ 1 4.25 iff 1 5.25 ; common to
medium $1 1 fi" 1 4.50; yearlings $11.. hi
iff 15.25; wethers fltti 14. 5u- owe;
$1013.
Butter
PORTLAND, Ore., Mar. 3D. nut
ter steady; cubes extra 64c; parch
ment wrapped box lots G7c; cartons
HSc; half boxes half cent more; less
than half boxes lc more, inutterfat
tit)i l)7c f.o.b. station: 70c Pni ihm.i
Eggs
Sellimr price, ease count. JMffiri.le;
ljtivllicr price. :i'Jc delivered; Bellini;
price, candled, iigc; selected candled
in enrtons, 40c.
Poultry
Hens .nffi3f)e lb.; broilers. 40
45c 11.; old roosters. 20c lb: turkeys,
37c lb.: jteesc. 2'2((fL5c lbi: ducks. 10
(u-15c lb.
RIVERSIDE RIPPLES
Mr. and .Mrs. C. It. lioyd were Med
ford visitors Sunday calling on
friends and relatives.
Geo. W. Jacobs was in Medford one
day the past week and returned with
a Ford car.
Mr. and .Mrs. C. W. McDonald were
dinner guests Sunday at the Pickett
home.
tFrcd Cliam'plin returned to his
heme on Foots Creek Sunday having
lieen in Medford and serving on the
jury at Jacksonville the past two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gray were Ash
land visitors Friday.
1 Miss (Lyndall Jacobs, Messrs. Geo.
W. ducobs, Dert Cnrley and George
Davis drove to Medford Saturday
evening and attended the dnnco at
tho Mat.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Striker wore
down from Ashland and spent Thurs
day and Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
Brashear.
The new directors of the irrigation
district, Messrs. W. W. Hittler and
I. H. Porter, were out Sunday looking
ever the ditch in the Gold Hill sec
tion. Mrs. M. Jacobs, tho Misses Nellie
and Lyndall Jacobs and Geo. Jacobs
were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Wahl.
Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Wahl were
down from Medford Sunday after
noon calling at the Chas. Wahl homo.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Bur
num and Mr. Eldridgo.
I.Mrs. G. B. Alden came down from
Medford Thursday to attend tho
Recreation club mooting and for a
short visit with Mr. and Mrs. It. W.
Engel, returning to '.Medford Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. P. Champlin
were guests Sunday of Mrs. Cham
plin's mother, Mrs. Wahl.
'F. C. Elliott and family returned
to Medford Sunday after a short visit
with relatives on Riverside.
C. W. McDonald and Geo. 13. Alden
drove down from 'Medford Tuesday
evening and attended tho business
meeting pf the irrigation district.
The Recreation club was delight
fully entertained by Mrs. Esther Hra
shoar ut hor homo Thursday after
noon. Readings were given by Mrs.
Striker and Mrs. Gay and instrumen
tal music by Miss Mnrtin of Ri.guo
River, was greatly enjoyed. Delicious
refreshments were served by the hos
tess. C. D. Woolverton was a business
visitor in Grants Pass Thursday.
Mr. Borrlan loft for 'Medford Sat
urday en a business trip.
Mrs. Celia Cross has been visiting
home folks the last week, and looking
after her interests. She is stopping
in Mhrshfield at the present time.
She left here Saturday for that place.
Gertrudo and Edith Frcdenburg
were shopping fn town the first of
the week.
Frank fs'etherland returned from
the valley Thursday.
We havo been experiencing some
real blustery weather thru March and
will be glad when this month has
passed on; only a low more days
anyway.
Several cruisers canto thru town
Sunday on their wa' into the tall tim
ber above here.
Mrs. Jthn C'adzow entertained with
COO one evening last week. Mrs.
Peachy. Miss Ailene Blahoney. Mr.
and Mrs. Jewett. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Barker, Mr. Cox and three cruisers,
I didn't learn their names.
The high school boys went down to
Central Point Friday afternoon to
play basket ball with th" team there,
ami our boys came out winner. II tn
12. This makes the second game the
buvs have won from the valley boys.
BUTTE FALLS
They will play Applegale in the near
future.
l-oster Smith returned from college
Saturday looking Tine after his win
ter's sojourn in Kugpiic.
'Mrs. Huel Ilildroth's uncle and
family are here visiting for a short
time waiting for the roads to dry up
some, so they can continue their jour
ney on north. They have been spend
ing the winter in California, and re
turned us far as .Medlord in their ear
We are informed that mere timber
buyers are coining up this week, to
look over our vast forests. They are
always welcome, so are the oil men
that aid they would come back soon.
This is too valuable a country to lay
idle, as it is. when there is a scarcity
of tile material that is gi.-:ng to waste
every day up here, enough to keep
several mills in operation and em
ployment for hundreds of men, so we
ure in hopes thai the right one will
come along soon and start the wheels
revolving.
TABLE ROCK TABLETS
A letter from G. P. liall at Oak
land. Cal.. states that he will bo un
able to 'return to this district this
spring.
Mr. Hall for several years has been
employed to do the gardening at the
Modoc orchard and conseuuenilv will
be' missed at the big ranch' this
spring.
Will I.ydiHrd has 'returneil from a
two weeks business trip to Klamath
Fails.
Tho Perseus family are now resi
dents of the Agalo district having
moved there last wool;.
Work on the roads in this district
which was held up on account of the
rainstorm has been resumed.
It is reported that boring for oil
will soon commence in the Sains Val
ley district. With three drills going
in the valley let us hope that the
price of gasoline may seme day be
lowered.
Roy Kyle or Eagle Point, was a
business visitor here Sunday.
Among the roll of honor cows in
tho Jackson County Cow Testing as
sociation for tho month r.'f January
is one belonging to Stanley l.ydiard
of this place which was third on the
list for quantity of milk produced and
fourth in pounds of buttcrfat.
.Many from here attended the pro
gram at St. Mary's academy last Fri
day night.
Mr. Vandorfy of Medford, was buy
ing hay in this district last Tuesday.
J. C. Pendleton is helping with the
work of assessing property in the
county.
Frank Deford recently killed on
upper Table Itock one of the largest
wild cats over seen in this vicinity.
'C. W. Sago and family or .Medford,
were recent visitors at tho iN'ealon
ranch.
Dr. .1. S. Iliggins and wife and
little daughter of Live Oak, Cal., re
turned to Ihelr home Monday after a
few days .visit at the l.ydiard home.
Mr. Iliggins is a nephew of J. II.
l.ydiard.
it appears at the present time that
the fruit trees In this vicinity were
not injured by the severe ccld weath
er of last December and are putting
forth their buds tho same as usual.
However many ornamental trees and
shrubs were destroyed.
Mrs. Agnes D. Reese has sold hor
5 1 acre ranch to l.oren Gregory of
Agate, for a consideration of $70111).
The packing house which has just
been completed at the Modoc orchard
is said to be tho most up-to-date
house of its kind in the valley.
A real estate deal of much ' impor
tance was closed a few days ago when
the Wycoff ranch became the proper
ty of Mr. Weils of Nebraska, for a
consideration in tho neighborhood of
$25,0Hi). Mr. Weils and family will
take possession next fall and will be
gin at once the work of making a
model stock and alfalfa ranch out of
their property.
AVith copious showers purifying
the earth tho Hit watt ;ias passed
over anil indications' point '.'o better
'Get the Genu
and Avoid
Waste
BROWN & WHITE
REALTORS
MEDFOItl), OltEGON
40 acres all fino tree soli, 2 0 fn
alfalfa, 10 In grain, 5 acre wood lot,
about 30 fruit trees, there aro now
2d acres under tho ditch and the bal
ance will bo; a fine houso, all modern
convonien cs, a beautiful view of the
valley, good barn and all necessary
outbuildings, close to good schools
and only M mile from paved high
way. This wi" bear close Investiga
tion. Price $10,000.
30 acres, all fine free soil, all In
cultivation, 20 now under the ditch
and being seeded to alfalfa, 7 acres
best varieties pears 8 years old and in
fine condition with a splendid crop
set for this season, a fine large home
with all modern conveniences; the
improvements alone would cost you
more than the price now asked. Let
us show you this ana explain why it
can e bought at the price and the
very liberal terms offered.
All we ask of any honest and sin
cere buyer Is a chanco to show what
we believe to be some of the very best
values ever offered In this valley
whether a small cottage In town or
an Orchard, Grain, Alfalfa or Stock
ranch.
BROWNS WHITE
in Every Cake
times. The frogs s;ng, the gra?s
shoots up. the office seekers "shake",
the hens lay eggs, land !uyers buy,
the cows give more milk, the birds
sing, the trees push out their buds
and the wc.lnen folks and chickens
scratch in the garden, it being the
season just between the cough and
sneeze period of winter and the
spring fever period of spring.
Restful Results for Men
Only a person who has experienced
that awful "all night" cougli that
sometimes follows influenza can ap
preciate what a good night's sleep
can be. Mrs. Annie Davison, 20S0
Myrtle St., Long Reach. Cal., writes:
"The result of lining Foley's Honey
and Tar was a restful one for me."
Foley's Honey and Tar checks harsh,
racking coughs; eases wheezy breath
ing; stops tickling in throat; covers
raw, irritated surfaces with a sooth
ing, healing feeling. For salo by
Medford Pharmacy.
HEM WANTED MALE
WANT 101) A man for about two
weeks work on small ranch near
Medford. Apply to A. F. Stennett
at Mail Tribune office. in
W'ANTICD Two boys over Hi with
wheels. Apply Western rnioit Tele
graph Co. S
WA-XTED Ranch help. Phone Mira
vista Orchard 51i7-.l-;t.
WANTED Man fry cook, nine-liou'
shift, $ 1.0(1. Gusher Cafe. '
WANTF.D 'M'an by cook, nine-hour
shift. $1.00. Gusher Cafe. "
W.V.N'TEl) Hoy over HI, Pullman
Bakery. S
WAN'TFD Hoy over 17 to learn
phoU.raphy. Swem's Studio. s
RAILWAY MAIL clerks. $110 nu.'nth.
Experience unnecessary. Young
men. 17 upward, desiring clerk
ships, writo for free particulars.
J. Leonard t former Civil Service
Examiner), 75S Equitable Hldg..
Washington, D. C. !
WANTED Mon, $3.00 and board.
Phono GS5-J-3. 14
WANTED -Man ror rauch work.
Good board. Phono 04, Guy Con-
W A NT ED Teams and men, Moon &
Co., near Port Orford, Curry coun
ty. Teams $10.00 per day; Cali
fornia hay and grnin, hay $34.00
per ton, grain $72. Good men
$5.00 per day; board $1.10; work
road construction. Moon & Co. 320
WANTED SIISOELLANICOUS
WANTED To rent three room un
furnished or partly furnished psrt
ment, close in, by elderly couple.
Address Box F, Talent, Ore'. 9
WANTED Expert, phonograph re
pairing. 45 South Central. Phono
015-.).
WANTED To buy used brick in
largo quantities. Phone 4S5-J. fi
WANTED Plowing with tractors.
J lour or acre. A. C. Husou, Route
3, Box 70. 1 1
WANTED Plain sewing.
3SN-M. 201 South Grape.
Phone
11
WANTED A !) or 10-foct hay rake.
Geo. Currier, Talent. Ore.
WANTED To rem or buy, a good
standard typewriter. t'nderwood
preferred. Phono 333 Jackson
ville. 7
WANTED Plowing, spraying and
cultivating. Havo tractor and gooil
equipment. Phono 408-.I-1. II.
' Aiming, R. F. 11. 3. 10
WANTED Will pay top market
prices for wool and mohair. Sen
us beforo you sell. Medford Junk
Co. Phono 2S3-.I.
WANTED To buy quilts. Phono 315
WANTED IIgtso for single orchard
work. Call S42-J.
WANTED 000 lawn mowers to
sharpen on our big now Ideal grin
der. Liberty Repair Shop, 22 South
Grape street. "
WANTED Carpet weaving and
cleaning. 201 South Rlvorside.
Phone 35G-J. Fluff Rug Factory.
WAIXTED Automobiles for repair
by expert auto mechanic. Clark
Childcrs, opp. Nat. Phono 20. 33li
WANTED To uuy smudge pots,
Phone 46S-R-1.
WANTED St. Louis prices for furs
at Johnson s, 45 l rout street.
WANTED To buy good clean cotton
rags. Medford Printing Co.
WANTED Your uiae re worth real
money at Johnson's, 45 Front
street.
WANTED House moving nd re
pairing. Phone 488-M or 4K8-X. tf
MONEY TO IX1AN
TO LOAN J. B. Andrews loans
money on real estate end buys
mortgages and Liberty bonds.
Phone 63-M. 31 North Grape
street.
WHY
Nice Home. " Kisy Terms. Price $1800
$250 cash, balance easy terms. All assessments paid.
This house Is close in on North Riverside Ave... It has Just been
painted and papered, it is a nice East front lot, all city improve
ments in and paid for. A good range connected goes with the place.
Also have a larger house, ten rooms,, nearly new, strictly modern,
very close in. suitable for one wishing to keep roomers. Will sell
for $ 1500, easy terms. House could not bo built for $0000.
J. C. BARNES
See owner,
riiono 7HI-L
II I-XP W.l NTKI1 FKMA 1.14
$;!.:.) PER nY paid one lady In each
town to distribute free circulars
for Economy iNon-Alcoliolic flavor
ing. Permanent position. F. E.
Harr Co., Chicago.
WAN'TFD Two experienced wait
resses, six days a week. $15. tin.
Gusher Ca'e.
WA.TEI Wt.'inan for rooking ami
general housework. 15 ileneva.
Phone SI 7. In
WANTED Woman to do general:
housework. Good wages: no laun-i
drv. Phono Mis. Walter Bowne.J
0S5-R-1. 71
WANTED Woman for general j
hol'sework, three in family. 115-Y.
Mr:;. Elliott.
MISCKM.AXEOl'S
FOR SERVICE lersey bull.
Dressier.
F. 11
3 32
POLITICAL CARDS.
District Attorney.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of Prosecuting
Attorney for Jackson county, Oregon,
on tho republican ticket, subject to
the wish of tho voters at tho coming
primary election. If nominated and
elected 1 will seo thai tno laws aro
Justly and honestly enforced. Re
spectfully yours.
Adv. H. A. CAN'ADAY.
Believing that my successful man
agement of tho office of District At
torney has sho'wn mo thoroughly
qualified, and that I can serve tho
people of Jackson county, in that
capacity best, I announce my candi
dacy for re-election on tho republican
ticket at tho May primaries.
Adv. G. M. ROBERTS.
I hereby announce my carfdldacy
for nomination on the republican
ticket for the office of Prosecuting
Attorney. If elected I pledge myself
to an impartial enforcement of the
law. F. P. FARRELL.
Adv.
Sheriff
I hereby announce my candidacy
for re-nominntlon for the office cf
sheriff on tho republican ticket, sub
ject to the May primaries. I feel
that my record as a public official
during the first term entitles me to
re-nomination and re-election.
Adv. C. E. TERRILli,
I hereby announc? myself a repub
lican candidate for sheriff of Jackson
county, at the May primarios. Sev
eral years experience in this line of
work. Including lost alx months of
1919 In the tax collodion depart
ment, thoroughly quallflos me to ad
minister the dutl s'of tae office in an
efficient manner.
Adv. .J&iN B. WIMER.
County Clerk
I announce my candidacy for re
nomlnatlon for County Clerk on the
ropublican ticket subject to the decis
ion of the people at the coming pri
maries, and hope my record In this
office the first term Is such that 1
am entitled to your support this year.
Adv. CHAUNCEY FLOREY.
County Assessor.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the re-nomination to the office
of County Assessor for Jackson coun
ty, by the Republican party at tho
primary election May 21st, 1920.
Adv. J. B. COLEMAN,
School Superintendent
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for nomination for County
School Superintendent on tho repub
lican ticket. G. W. GODWARD.
Adv.
I horoby announce myself as candi
date for County School Superinten
dent, on the ropublican tickot, at the
primary election, May 21st. I am for
progressive education, tho education
that propuros for lifo, and for giving
tho rural schoolB tho very best ad
vantages possible I favor moro nor
mal schools for Orogon.
Adv. A. -1. HANBY.,
I herewith announce myself as can
didate for nomination, on the republi
can ticket, for county school superin
tendent. SI'S.MNNE. W. HOMES.
County Coroner
I horcby announce my candidacy
for nomination on tho republican
ticket for tho office of County Cor
oner. If elected I promise econom
ical management of tho Coroner's of
fice JOHN A. PERL.
Adv.
IIAWLKS MOOKB
for
democratic Nomination
District Attorney
May Primary, 1920.
20 North Pencil He.
I'OCND
FtH'ND Small bundle
Ian
and
ribbon. Owner may have same by
calling at police station and identi
fying same. 1'
FOl'ND ladies' small purse. Own
er may h:ive same by calling at
Tribune office and identifying. 7
FOR 111. XT Ar-ArtTMENTS
FOR RENT - - Furnished apartment j
1121 West Eleventh, or plu.iir
:'.'.) II-W. i"
FOR KENT 'Aitractive modern un
furnished flat. Phono 750-.I. D
FOR RENT Furnished npuiinient.
21 Olson street. Phone s:',2-R. 11
l'Olt
KENT IIOl'SEWKKPIXti
ROOMS
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms at
322 South Central. 7
I'OK RENT HOl'SES
FOR RENT Furnished seven-room
modern bouse one block from post
office: fino lawn and shrubbery.
Call at Room 207 Fruitgrowers
Hank Hldg. Phone 301-1.. tf
FOK SALE MISt'KLLANEOl'S
FtTlTs A I . E i lay . Phono 500-R-2. 11
FOR SALE Dim uNew Oregon straw
'berry plants 75c per 100. W. M.
Fore, Sisklycu Heights. 0
FOR SALE- Empire cream separator
No. 3-1. used only a short time, in
good order. John A. Anderson,
Contral Point. Call i.r phono 19:',.
10
FOR SALE Three-burner wickless
oil stove. Cheap. 333 South
Itivorside. N
FOR SALE Cheap, sewing machine,
kitchen (able, bed springs and
stove. 5 1 2 South King street. 7
FOR SALE OR TRADE One corru
gated roller, one tandom disc har
row; both in good condition. Phono
TS8-J-1. 7
FOR SALE Disc and sprlngtcoth
harrows, sidehill. steel-beam and
tree plows; ono horse Berkeley
Orchards. 9
FOR SALE Real cheap, canopy top
hack. 1 00 Almond street.
FOR SALE Cheap, a quantity of
good leather brown paint. 420
South Ivy. 7
FOR BALE Carlond of vetch and
grain hny. Phono II. W. Bingham
597-J-3. tf
FOR SALE Wood, delivered or on
tho ground on Coleman Creek.
Phono 14-F-3. 331
FOR SALE 14-incit sulky plow and
Kimball wcedor. Thono 011-J-l,
Foothills Orchard. 313
FOR SALE banu, gravol, sediment
and dirt. Flowing and teaming
work done. Phone 913-J.
"OK BALK POULTUY AND EGGS
FOR SALE Ono dollar per setting
for oithor White Leghorn or Plym
outh Rock eggs from pure bred
lino laying stock. Orders delivered
in Medford. Phono 2S-R-1 . 10
FOR SALE Ycitng Buff Leghorn
lions. Phono 370-.I. Mrs. C. II.
Piorce. 9
FOR SALIC Eggs from privu win
ning pen of Partridgo Wyandoltas
f(r hatchings, $1.00 Tor 15 eggs.
Call at C. L. Earsley's. 910 West
(Eleventh street, Medford. 10
FOR SALE Buff Leghorn laying
hens. Call evenings. South Ham
ilton street, near Dakota nvenue. 7
FOR SALE 'Barrel Rock hatching
eggs, O. A. C. strain, $1.50 per
sotting. Phono fi-F-2. 1 I
FOR SALE R. I. Red and White
leghorn eggs and chicks. Book
orders early. Mrs. F. II. Drossier.
Phono 777-L. 332
FOR SALE Superior S. C. White
Leghorn eggs. Bigger eggs and
lnrger birds. 1st cross famous O
A. C. layers with Isaacson's beaut.l-
fill pri.o winners. Trap-nested and
raised right. Settings of 15 eggs.
$1.50 and $2.50; $S.OO per hun
dred. . Cockerels for sale. Gus
Brommer, phono 589-J-2. Route 3,
Medford. 3 in
FOR SALE ft. 1. Rod hatching eggs.
Thorough bred stock. Phone
370-W. tf
MONEY TO LOAN
On farm or orchard land, 0 per cent
Interest five to forty years.
McCurdy Insurance Agency
Tho Heavy
Black Land
Appeals to everybody. Wo havo 38
acres of It, tho very best, In tho heart
ut tho valley, no buildings, which wo
can sell at $275 per aero, and it Is
tho best and choapest small tract In
tho valley.
For It Is going to move soon. Wo can
make satisfactory terms to tho right
party. Crop rent alono in 1919
panned out more than $800.' Equally
good for ivraln hr alfalfa.
Rogue River Land Co.
Since 1902
. 9iff jc Hyiel Nasb Corner-
I'Olt S.M.I' LIVESTOCK
FOR SAU-5 Large Jersey. Durham'
cow. just fresh, good milker, rich
milk, price $lio.uu. Phono I7-F--I
FOR SALE Two span of horses,
about i::io lbs. one odd horse
about 1250 His. All goi.,1 workers
and guaranteed. Vinson barn.
North Riverside. s
FOR SAl.lv A good Short horn bull,
three years old, weight about 17uu
lbs. Two year old heifers, year
lings and calves sired by this bull
can bo seen at our ranch. I'pton
Bros., Central Point. 1 I
FOR SALE Small Easter rabbits.
J'hone 0 10-lt-l. s
FOR SALE OR TRADE-.-Ono mill;
cow. eleven head sheet). Phone '
4 75-1.. 210 Laurel street.
FOR SALE lllocky bay horse, seven
years old. W. P. Dodge, 522 Park
street. Phono 7SC-R. 1 I
FOR SALE Eight shoals, weight 10
to 50 lbs. Writo G. W. Dewey.
Talent. s
FOR SALE Registered puro bred
Red Polled bull, 4 l years old;
splendid animal. See Foreman at
Moiloc Orchard or D. R. Wood.
Medford.
FOR SALE A gor.'d family cow.
Phono ('. 1 1 -.1-4. 7
FOR SALE Twelve milch cows:
theso aro all selected cows. The
best of milkers; also six yearling
heifers. Walsh's place, on Ross
Lane, two miles northwest of Mod
fc.Td. 333
FOR SALE Pure bred Duron-Jersey
sows with spring litters; also bred
sows; also a few half grown pig).
Inquire of fcroman at. Modoc Orch
ard or D. R. Wood, Medford.
FOR SALIC Two o:M spring wag
ons, suitablo for ono or two horses.
Also flno saddle. Walsh's place,
on Ross Lano, two miles northwest
of Medford. 231
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Forty acres unimproved
land. Sams Valley. I mini re E. M.
Witte, 2 19 South Holly street. 33
FOR SALE One of tho niftiest nnd
most completo llttlo bungalows In
the city: six rooms, strictly mod
ern, built-in features nnd cabinets,
two fireplaces, laundry trays, back
porch enclosed in glass, wired fo-r
electric cooking, gas, woodhousoi
garage, hot water heating plant.
If you want something up to the
minimi you will buy this. Seo
'Bennett Investment company, 102
West Main. '
FOR SALE (Nice five-room bunga
low on pavement. Phono 547-L. 7
FOR SALE Eighteen acres of land
opposlto Oak Grove school houso
on Jacksonville road. For informa
. tion writo D. V. Turnor, Gencsco,
Kansas. 330
FOR SALE Nice attractive llttlo
bungalow: four rooms, largo scroen
porch, bath, toilet; fire place;
garage, chicken houso; lot 50x140.
Prlco $2200.00. Bennett InvoBt
mont Co.
FOR SALE If you aro looking for a
home, and quality, prlco nnd terms
Interest you call at X20 Wost
Twelfth street. P. E. Wynkoop.
321
AUTOMOBILES
FOR KALE Lalo model Ford tour--ing
car. Inquire Flro Hall. II
FOR SALE A Chevrolet In good
condition, good tires, for $350. I).
O. Hlpponsttil, route 2. X
FOR SALE 1920 Chevrolet. Phono
403-.I-3. 1 1
FOR SALE Seo our prices on over
hauled Ford cars,, licenses paid;
liberal tonus. McOtirdy-Dc'wne
Motor Co.
FOR SALE Nearly new 2-lon truck
and contract for hauling for year
1 920. Snap. Terms, inquire at
Brown & Brown's Billiard Parlors.
10
FOR SALE Wo trado used cars for
horses, cattle, hogs and chickens
Phono 20, Clark & Childcrs. T
FOR SALE UBCd cars of all kludB
on easy terms. Clark &. Chllders,
127 'North Riverside, opposlto Nat.
327
FOR SALE At n sacrifice, roomy
five passenger car, new top, cord
tires, runs and looks llko new; self
starter of course. McCurdy-Ilowne
Motor Co., temporary location Cra
ter Lake Garage, IS South Fir
street.
FOR SALE BuicK runabout, four
cylinder with self-starter; excel
lent condition mechanically; prac
tically new tires and a new top, at
a sacrifice. McCurdy Bowno Mo
tor Co., temporary location Crater
Lake Garage
on easy terms. Clarrk & Chllders,
127 North Riverside, opposlto Nat.
321'
USED CAR clearing house, buy for
cash, soil on terms. Plckons-morrill
Motor Co.. 18 North Grape. tf
LOST
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN Bay
horse, branded bar over H. S. on
hip; shod and has small whlto spot
on nose; u little white on hind
foot. Reward. Walter Wood Eagle
Point, Ore. X
LOST A German polico dog, license
No. 8fiS. Please notify Frank An
derson f.ll-U-2. 7
.OST Tortoise siiet colored spec
tacles with tenses cracked. If found
Please return (p Tribune office, tf
Il'SINESS DIRECTORY.
Abstractors
Ml'RRAY BROS. & VAN VOR1S
Abstracts of Title. Ctithbert Rids.,
Rooms 3 and 5, North Central Ave.
Auto Supplies.
I.AHER AUTO SPRING CO. Ws
aro operating the largost, oldest
and best-equipped plant In the Pa
clflc northwest. Cso our springs
when others fall. Sold under writ
ten guarantee. 31 North FitOonth
St., Portland, Oregon.
Attorneys.
W. E. PI II PI'S Attorney at Law(
425-420 M. F. & II. Bldg. Office
phono 3 72; residence phone 325-M.
-J
ELIJAH 11. 11URD Lawyer. 213-14
Garnett-Corey Bldg.
PORTER J. NEFF Attomey-at-law,
rooms X nnd 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. E. RE AMES Lawyer, Garnett
Corey Building. ,
BulblliiR MatoMnls.
MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK A!
BLOCK WORKS specialize In all
kinds of cement building products.
Cor. Fir and Tenth streets. 259
Expert Accountant.
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given
to anything In Accounting and In
come Tax requirements. Look
into our simplified accounting
method. M. F. & II. Building,
Modford. Phone 157-R. ,
Instruction in Music.
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Toachor o!
piano and harmony. Halght Musi
Btudio, 31 S Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Phono 72.
Physicians nnd Surgeons.
DR. A. BURKLUND, ChiropractlO
physician, St. , Mark's building,
acute and chronic enses. Offlca
hours 10 a. m. to 12 m. 2 to 5
p. m. Telephones Office 454, res,
750-J.
A BURSELL, M. D.; D. C. Splnole
. gist, Physician and Surgeon. Spw
clalty Physiologlcnl Methods. 80b4,
10-11 M. F. & H. bldg. Phone 29,
Take ulovator to 3rd floor. 325
ROBERT W. STEARNS PhysloiaB
and Surgeon, Jackson County Banij
Bldg. Office hours 9-12, 2-4. OSt
flco phono 39. Rosldonce 933. i
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician an!
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scion",
tlflcally tested and glasses supi
plied. Oculist and Aurlat for S. Pt
R. R. Co. Officos M. F. & H. Ct'
Bldg. Phono 0 07.
DR. F. 0. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW
OSTEOPATH1S PHYSICIANS
416-417 Guruott-Corey Bldg.
Phono 90"4-Li.
Rosldonco 20 S. Laurel Street
DR. McMORRIS M. DOW, Physician
and Surgeon Prnctlce limited to
surgery nnd hospital obstertca,
.Special attontlon givon to diseases
of woman. Officos 300-7 M. F. St
11. Bldg. Jtosldonco, tho Dovr Hoo4
pltnl.
Printers and Publbdiors.
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
best equipped printing office In
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
looso leaf lodgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. . 27 North
Fir St.
Transfer.
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CC
Office 4 2 North Front St. Phone,
315. Prlcos right. Service guar
anteed. Undertakers
JOIIX A. VKHIi
Undertaker
Phone M 47 and 47-J-2. 28 Bouth
Bartlctt. Lady assistant. Auto
mohllo Ilcnrso Service. Auto AraJ
bulance Service. Coroner.
I, o. O. R Mcilfonl lodge No. 83,
MtM'tn nvcry Mnmluy nlKlit at 7:30, Cf
T. Purkur, N. O., W. U Milter, Boore
tury. ,
' Knniin lllvnr Kncampmfint No. 80
BIijt'tH !'l uii'l 4th Fridays at 7:30 p.
m. Knmwi'l Uatemun, C. V., L. O. Howi
arl. w;rHn.
OHv Uhr-kfth ln.lpo No. 28 Meetg
1st anrt 3rd TuHdiiyM at 8 p. m. Nan
nie Hull, N. G., Annlu, J. Bateman
ecr'tfiry.
VirtiKirH cordially Invited to all
Ttlff till ITU
You Can Buy Those
NOW, RIGHT.
8 room modern house, close In,
pavement, corner 2 lots, worth $3000,
buyer nssiimo pavement $1248, to
run 11 years 0 por cont, payable any
time, (let busy, today, $1000.
B rooms, modern, plastorod, stone
foundation, JlGTiO.
0 rooms, modern, plastorcd, 2 lots
and furnitnro, $1650.
& rooms, modern, now, 2 lots, pave
ment, $1500.
8t) acres, woll improved, only $3500
40 acres. Improved, Joins town ot
5000, $1000. , .
100 acres, Improved, only $3500.
See us for description of those and
others.
HURD LAND ft INVEST
MENT CO. j
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