,tnLDIERS OF FORTUNE"
J ABOUNDS WITH THRILLS
j,e moment you think of Hiohur I
' y0rtune," because "Nuhliors
fortuuc'' wnn his uet. Ami it -a.
(hat b'lllM! merited romance am:
Ihril" mi" i"u -'v"i ""I'iours. i nesc
jill ore the prize mirroilients ol
theater uocrs the world over. All.m
ninn 1 '"lt ,H wl,v ,ie selected
His "meatiest ot Dnvis novels. 11,
itstantlv visualized the effect of the
raids, rescues. iind reckless ridiii',' ii
jjiortineiii wim " mihikihhs Vl,
theme, f"H twists. With Norman
I'Arrvns ''Clay ami Anna Q. NiUsu
,5 "Alice liiinirhum." Well, that's the
(lorv, that s the producer, those :m
He prinehmls backed hv u tvnical
jUan east and hundreds of daiiii'.-
ya men and llvinir horses um
till be shown on Hie screen lour day
breinninu' tomorrow umtinee ut the
Bialto theater.
My Lady's Cinrtcr
H you like romance with a dash or
ujstery and lots of thrills in n.
rou'll enjoy "My Lady's Garter"
rttcb opened at the Liberty theatre
today for a three day run. it's a
Maurice Tourneur production adapt
ed Irom Jacquos Futrello's famous
Saturday livening Post story. Don't
miss it.
Mrs. Christina ITesselirrnvc left
Jujiulav evcninir for Yakima. Wnsii
jjuton, where she will spend the slim
ier with her son, Fred Jlesseltiravc.
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wavne Deever, former
Central Point residents, hut now of
Seattle, Wash., are visitinir relatives
and friends in Central Point and
Medford this week.
The Cleason Lunch room, which
Jus neeomniodiitcd the public hen;
(or tlio past two years, hud to In
closed the first of the week on ac
count of the serious illness of Mis.
Gleason. Hcforc elosim; the doors ot
the popular eutimr place. Mr. (Ileasoii
made a stromr effort to find some on-j
nho would take charge of the place,
and still maintain an ealiiiir place for
the transient population and the homo
pple, bat he could net no one. Jt
is hoped that in the near future some
projressive citizen will immune the
itstnurant and will once more serve
i bungrv Public with the cood, cican
food that all patrons irot at the old
ftand. It is a deplorable fact tin t
a burn of Central Point's size I here
fe no lunch room. Patriotic Central
Pointers should stromrly back one
uj make that business n, pavine one,
ud there would be no trouble in lo
(aline a reliable and successful pro
Wietor.
Howard Dunlap and John Welch arc
way from home now, bavins accept
J cd n position with the Emtio Point
Construction Company, which is now
tskine treat advances on the Crater
lake Highway in the Prospect vi
finity.
C. S. Sanderson, the veteran real
Wale man of Central Point, who
as been out of the eramo for some
tout, has ncain opened an office here
ais ready and wnitimr for all busi
Ks, at his new place on the N. K.
ttror of 4th and Pino streets.
John Cowley, voiinir Central Point
student nt the 0. A. C. cunio up from
Cortallis the first of the week :md
Ml several days with relatives here,
xtnrninff to the colleire town Sund'iy
('(nine.
llanv Central Point, school children.
"the teachers, including the supur
tlendcnts and principals, attended
k field meet nt Talent Fridnv and
jfPort having lind a very irood time,
ftntrnl Point children made a Ncry
Citable showing- in nil the athletic
wests and several of them ranked
t in the things in which they coin
Wed. Mrs. How nrd Thinlnn nnd nhildren
yJlfrs. Neah Smith, mother of Mrs.
iP, spent several days with
A in Kerhy, Oregon, during the
sk.
5im J. Kinsman of CorlicU.
Lift off Corns!
oesn't hurt a bit and Freezone
costs only a few cents.
hJ""' ""gets! You oen lift off
ua corn. sf f - uiu-n
the hanl "k"1 callusC8 from
Kt'r.ko'o of "Freezone" costs little
Vo,. 'orc; apply a lew drops
WMrn or callus. Instantly it
"CI ,?' tl,pn shortly you lift that
r-.i
HTmlji Nohumbue!
of AiH.i. "s,t
m.
Kiiul.-n
well kn..u-n' r?," !""'
bc-ir....;
ied i ,, ',,..,, ; 1 Ul,,t-
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mei'i
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of the woi-tlu- . ""'"v lr,cn(l-
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hi.
Ki,cim"'rU " l,,I"iV"" '-..-
"(-'Ill'' ( criii-. ii .
day
ol Willow SM ii.,,s, wh ,i',. r,' , . .' '.'"' I
"cntiv au, ho.e in,,,.,., I 1
ami M;. i..
were held i,,,,,, (,. i-,,,.: . .. "s"ic next uay in their Franklin
"re Kuiidv ,.((.. '"""'I
of i,o,ic ,,. ,. . : " , "" "-"'"ii
Asl,l-, i "'"s n made in
bee, : "!' ' '""t
ami
lief ('..,-, 1 U'U ""' 's I
- ,-,,. Ior lan
vcar ,,..(
net- ,;,
Central Point
,', ,,,.,,. . ... . . '-""ra
IIU,V iwi l.l i
cr.
loss of V': ' ."-I keenly tl.c-
" iricml.
reaved relatives, her legion
lien, ,.vt.....l -
i her be
'd' I'rii-i.d..,
thie
t .-Mni-i'r,.L vvii..
Plovd and CI.,,,,!..
Sullivan l,.f-
-iiimiiiy moil,,,,;, f
rW'ivd. C:,l u-lm,
"lev have
nier.
employment for the ,.
'V. W. Moon ,.r leu
I " on.
Cal., made n
"".-mess trin 1,
week.
luring the pa.'it
Druggist It
II. Paxsi.n r.f II,.. I)....
slore here, is in I,.,., , . ... ' ."
allcmling II, .. " ".. ,mN M0K
Ke.vall ,-lnb. mmms
Kdwnid CI,., ,-!,..,, , .
,, , ,, .ot.,1.
llglllUot lain of C.I.I 1,:,, , .
,, , no, mi ve leased
the sIidi, n M.i i ,
w i ,, """-i, Dcmnging ,,
W. K. Price. ,l I, ,
It With modem ,,,i ,. . ,
,1 . ,. " rv (ool-;
-- ii ii in i Hi us iiic t.. i i
and a iv 1IOW (t(1;)mp ... -
"id gelling w,. st,,,.,,,,) c.
summer tourist Ira.le. which is
thought will heraiber h... . I, ?
""Illel- "":"-' "el here diir-
tho past we,.i- is n, ,
on North Second street.' i the Love
""". "v iicei-h and l,
"en Known mi l,,in,,,:i
valley.
I-uke Hassett came up from Eu
gene Wednesday after his car intend
ing to return to Glendale where he
has work for the summer.
H. D. Mills and family went out to
Medford after their Overland Tues
day, as the roads are considered very
good up this way now.
Nate Anderson's sister arrived the
first of the week for a visit with the
lanniy.
The Dupree mill discontinued saw
ing for a while and ho will continue
to log.
Uirl Jackson, from Eagle Point,
moving up this week. Mrs. Jack
son Is in Medford at the hospital.
Wm. Perry and wife were in town
tno first of the week doing business
and visiting friends.
iiib recital t nuay evening was
well attended and proved to bo one
of tho best over rendered at Dutte
Falls. The B-Sharp club sang
Charlbiribin, and Little Pink Hose.
Lelnh Patton played, Dreaming, with
easo and a musical touch, with time
perfect. She had a hearty applause
and will become a fine musician if
she continues her studies. Spanish
dance was played by Alta and Laura
Stewart, which showed their ability
In music. Little Irene Green, of only
a few months training, played Sunn
Italy, without a break. Nora Stewart
played a very classy piece,
Melody in F, was rendered by
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MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION
SPLENDID VALUES IN
MEDFORD HOMES
Woll built, Bplendidly arranged,
modorn 5 room bungalow, large lot,
lawn, garden and berries, $2800.
5 room modern bungalow, hard
wood floors, fine electric 'fixtures,
modern built in features, two lots,
$3000. , , ,
G room modern bungalow, hot
water heating plant, large lot, $4200.
6 room modern bungalow, every
thing up to tho minute, $3200.
Two 5 room modern homes, each
$2500.
m mom sfrictlv modern home,
hardwood floors, garage and drive-
wav, 100 feet rroniage,
1 1 rooms, all modern conveniences
Good 4 room house, large lot $300
Good 7 room modem house, 2 lots,
'"ood 7 room, modern, fine loca-j
V'(U two
men of I lie
iuiri
tion, $1000.
BROWN & WHITE
REUi ESTATE, IXSURAXCE
LOANS
HOLLA" 1IOTKL UllLDIXQ
Ernestine 1'reaenburE
she showed
periect training and did the piece
justice. 101a Hughes played .Narcis
sus, with ease and Brace.
Tlw... .. .
-w. me jiuerinediate room
marched in to the strains ot the violin
piayod by their instructor, .Miss liar-
move, and did their bit with the folk
uanee.
Clara .Moore played Maidens Praver
which put on the finishing touch to
the musical program, and she did the
"': justice in her musical way. It
was one of the most difficult pieces
i"ueu (luring the evening.
Uii'siter Jones drove up to Medford
Wednesday and spent the afternoon
with old friends, returning in tin:
veiling. Klga Abbott accompanied
mm.
0!0- nark and family went down
1,10 sl;lo Wednesday roturning
Miss Altha Kcnnell and Charlie
Patton came up from Medford Friday
wnn tul Hrainard.
The timber buyers continue to
come. They sent in an offer of $2.50
1-er thousand for fir, on the Dudley
hind.
One of the largest crowds of the
season was nt the dance Saturday
evening. Ashland, Medford and Eagle
Point were represented.
Duel Hildreth went to the valley
this morning taking with him Mrs.
M. C. .Mahoney and Alta Fennel.
The mill company has sold all ot
the lumber up here and it will ha
hauled out as fast as the train can
take it.
Waller Allen was up from Derby
Saturday and attended tho dance.
Ernest Albert wont homo with him
afler refreshments.
Mrs. Tungate came up on the stage
Monday.
II. D. Mills had tho misfortune of
running off and leaving his tire to
follow, while motoring up from the
valley last week.
A heavy freeze last night discol
ored tho fruit blossoms.
(Furnished by the Jackson County
Abstract Co.)
Circuit Court
F. D. Eismann vs. Thomas David
Jones et al. Affidavit.
City of Medford vs. E. J. Lewis ot
al. Summons.
City of Medford vs. C. J. Lewis et
al. Summons.
Albert Clements vs. Ross Small ot
al. Order. . ,
fasnoter.
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43 FARM LOAX9
PAY OFF YOUR OLD MORTGAGE
on your farm or orchard by replac
ing your loan with us on the ex
tended payment plan at 6 Inter
est. McCurdy Insurance Agency.
tf
far the
WHY ,
$200 CASH BALANCE TERMS
Btivs 5-room modern house 325 N. Riverside. Price
East front, newly papered, range goes with house.
All assessments paid.
Sec owner.
J. C. BARNES
Phone 784-L
OTJEflOK, TUESDAY. MAY 11, 1020.
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED Bus boy.
Call.
Hotel Medford
WANTED Orchard help,
ley Orchard.
Eden
Val-
WANTED Carpenter work, contract
or by the day; estimates furnished
free. Call Carpenter, phono 93 1.
B7
WANTED An apprentice over 1C
years of age to learn printing trade
at .Mail Tribune of lire. Young man
with previous experience preferred.
Must have good grammar school
oducation. Good wages with quar
terly advancement. Apply to Sten
nett, foreman.
WANTED Two primers. Phone
'M. Campbell, C(M-1, evenings.
WANTED A good man to work nt
fire hall as fireman. Inquire of
J. W. Lawton, fire chief.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Girl to work In kodak
finishing department. Swem Studio
WANTED Woman or girl for house
work in a good home three in fam
ily. Phone 452-H. 47
WANTED Waitresses at Hex Cafe.
Jlu per week. jf"
WANTED Cook for mill camp at
Hilt, Calif., fifteen to thirty men.
.Good equipment and conditions.
Will either lease cook house or
hire cook on salary. A. W. Moon,
Hilt, Calif. 44
WANTED Girl ror general house
work:. 816 ISnst Main. Phono
431-R.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Situation as ranch fore
man. Phone S5S. 43
WANTED Man Willi family wants
ranch work by year. Want decent
house near school. Address CO 5
East Main street, Ashlund, Ore. 47
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANT TO HUY Second hand type
writer Royal or Underwood pre
ferred. Call 529 or write Russ Mill.
li.v I 46'
WANTED Good stock dog.
300 Jacksonville.
Phone
4S
WANTED Small or medium size
range in good condition; ulso me
dium size refrigerator. Phono
SU2-M. 43
WANTED Laundry work
,lnz lrnnlno- 90, nat 1
sr..
per
337
45
hour.
West Holly.
WANTED Logging teams. Call
W. Stansell, phono CS5-R-4.
WANTED Ton tons of grain hayJ
u. W: iStansoll, phone CS5-R-4.
WANTED Alfalfa. 20 or more acres
to put up on shares. Address Box
105 Eagie Point. . 45
WANTED One or two heavy, teams
for logging. . Prefer six .to ten
years old. Cash' payment. A. W.
Moon, Hilt, Call. 44
WA'NTED-912-J.
-3 Vi or 3 H wagon. Phone
WANTED Good clean rags,
ford Printing Co.
Mod-
WANTED 000 lawn mowers to
sharpen on our new grinder. Lib
erty Repair Shop. PUunu 201-J.
WANTED Will pay top market
prices for wool and mohair. See
us before you sell. Medford Junk
Co. Phone 283-J.
WANTED Carpet weaving and
cleaning. 201 South Riverside.
Phone 356-J. Fluff Rug Factory.
WANTED House moving- and re
pairing. Phone 488-M or 488-X. if
WANTED REAL ESTATE
WAiNTED One or two acres with
house, cheap, close to Medford. Ad
dress 570 Fairview street, Ashland.
43
WANTED Small modorn cottago or
bungalow, not too far out and not
over $2000. Write S. I., Mail Tri
bune, stating what you have, loca
tion and price and purchaser will
call. 43
WANTED To buy, at once, a mod
ern house, bungalow preferred, 4
to 6 rooms, prefer south of Main
street and west ot Fir. Would
consider any other part of the city.
What havo you to offer? Addross
K, care Mail Tribune, or phono
0112-M, stating where property lo
cated, price, etc., and party will
call. 43
WANTED To buy small improved
farm under irrigation. Phone
30-X-l, Central Point. 43
WANTED To hear from owner of
good ranch for sale. State cash
price, full particulars. D. F, Bush,
Minneapolis, Minn. 83
MONEY TO IX) AN
TO LOAN J. B. Andrews loam
money on real estate and buy
mortgages and Liberty bonds
Phone 63-M. 81 North Grape
tre(t
20 N. Peach St.
foh rent apartments
FOR RENT Furnished apartment
The Nye, phono siM-I.. 4:
FOll RENT nOUSES
FOR 11BNT 1009 West Ninth, six-
room modern house. Water paid.
JO.00. J. W. Wakefield.
FOlt RENT FTU.MSHE1) ROOMS
FOR KENT Furnished sleeping
room. Steam heat and hot nnd cold
water. Call room 407 Garnett
Corey bids., or phone S41-H. 4 3
FOlt HUNT Room and board in pri
vate family, 3:!5 Applo street,
block and half north of Dow Hospi
tal. 43
FOR RENT Roomy. 236
Central. Phone 51'S-J.
South
4C
FOR RENT IIOPSEItEEPlXG
ROOMS
FOR KENT Furnished housekeep
ing room. Cool rooms for summer
close in. 134 South Uurtlett. 4 1
FOR SALS! REAL ESTATIJ
FOR SALE Cheap, stock ranch 330
acres, close to out range. 15 miles
from Medford. Also 5S acre chick
en and dairy farm, 15 acres in
alfalfa, five acres bearing orchard
Call at 913 North Central or phone
i,.;-!, noons or evenings. 40
FOR SALE At a bargain eight acres
nair mno west of fliocnix. Apples
and pears in bearing, house seven
rooms, bath, electric lights, llarn,
tank house, 5000 gallon tank,
houses for 250 hens. Addross
Owner, Route 4, Ilox 02. 43
FOR SALE A big bargain for cash,
or will trade for liuht ,,,lln in
condition: Two room plnsteredj
iiuusu, uuu iui, iiuxzju, in west
Medford, ono block off paved
street, ueautiriil resideneo loca
tion. It will pay to investigate
tins, ror particulars write llox SI
Arlington, Ore. 4 0
FOR SALE Nino room modern bun.
gulow, lot 73X25S ft. Apples
peaches, pears, plums, cherries and
almonds full bearing. Largo barn,
lino garden, all city assessments
paid in full. Price $5000. Terms.
See owner after 3 p. ni. 117 Cot
- tago street. 4 4
I' OR SALE Owner desires to sell
throe furnished bungalows at once
in order to re-Invest in another
line. These aro bargains. Act
quickly. P. O. 13ox 047. 43
FOR SALE Orchard and dairy
ranch, 110 acres, three miles from
Pacific Highway. Eight acres To
kay vineyard, 35 acres of hearing
orchard, Spitzenbergs, llartlett
pears, peaches, corn and grain.
buu-trrigatea land, southern expo
sure, failo, largo barns, soyon
room houso, pumping plant, three
deep wells from springs. For full
particulars address liux 81, Mall
Tribune. 41
FOR SALE Small dairy ranch
price right. No ngent. Call at
place if interested. D. E. Combs,
Talent, Ore. 43
FOR SALE Six room modorn house
desirable location, two blocks from
post office. Inquire 121 North
Grape. D3
FOR SALE Story and half bunga-
Jow, eight rooms, basement, hard
wood floors in living room', hot
air heating plant; assessments ful
ly paid. See llcnnett Investment
Co.
FOR SALE Bungalow with five
rooms, inclosed sleeping porch,
bath, toilet, fireplace, hardwood
floors In living room and dining
room; east facing; ground 10 Ox
140. Price $2500.00; one-half
cash will handle.
Also have a nice little three
room bungalow, with bath, toilet,
electric light; barn, chicken house;
ground 100x140. Prico $1800;
can be handled for $500. See Ben
nett Investment Co., 102 West
Alain street.
FOR SALE POCLTR1 AND EGGS
FOR SALE 101) Whlto Leghorn
chicks now. Mrs. F. II. Dressier,
phone 777-L. . 43
FOR SALE Last call for hatching
eggs from my Tancred strain
Whlto Leghorns. Am about to
break up my breeding pens so place
your orders at once. This stock
develops layers In five months from
hatching. Reguiur pen eggs $1.00
per setting $5.00 per hundred.
Special pen $2.00 per setting.
Phono 597-R-l, R. V. Crum. '43
FOR SALE Kggs from my bred to
lay Leghorns at reduced price for
balance ot the season, W. J. War
ner. MISCELLANEOUS
JUST ARRIVED A largo shipment
oi wool sacKs; neece twino for sale
cheap. We are also In the market
for both wool and mohair. John
son's. 45 South Front. Phone 802.
GOOD FARMS CHEAP
40 acres In Table Rock district, all
in cultivation; finest alfalfa land in
the country. Small houso, good barn
and outbuildings; deeded water right
with place; Vi mllo from school, good
road, 7 miles from town; farm tools.
$7500.00. Terms.
11 acres 1 mllo from town, Irrigat
ed; 2 ',4 acres pears, 4 acres alfalfa, 4
acres grain; fine modern bungalow,
electric lights. Ono of the best small
ranches in the valley. $3500.00.
40 acres 3 miles from town, 30
acres Irrigated and In alfalfa, pro
duced 100 tons last year, more this
year; 8 acres grain; 1 acre orchard,
apples, cherries and peaches; two
houses on place; good barn, garage
and other buildings; $11,000.00.
$3500.00 will handle.
These are worth Investigating. We
havo more good ones. Call and look
them over.
FOX & TEX
Central Point. Oregon.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
ton SALE Five crackerjack pair
large mules, lieur Creek Orchards
I 45
I OR SALE A 7 year old milk cow
giving o gallons milk per day
wnson nam. North Riverside 44
FOR SALE Four largo horses an.l
harness. lOoo lbs. each. Vinson
iiarn, North Riverside. 4 4
FOlt SALE A few fresh milk cows
officially tested. Alfalfa hay. Half
nine soutn or Medford on Adkins
place. Schulz llros. 4S
FOR SALE lllack
Phono 452-Y.
work team
I OR SALE twenty of the very best
milch cows. Those cows can't be
beat; come and see for vonrsnlf.
Walsh'? place on Ross Lane, two
nines normwest of Medford. 0
FOE GALE Pure bred Duroc-Jerser
sows witn spring litters; also bred
sows; also a few halt grown pigs.
inquire of roreman nt Modoc Orch
ard or D. R. Wood, Medford.
AUTOMOBILES
SPECIAL TODAY Ono 1919 Chev
rolet touring $(".",; one 1917
Dodge touring $850. Doth those
cars.uro guaranteed to be mechan
ically perfect. Terms. 1910 Rco
Itouring $425. Suely V. Hall .Motor
to.
n A.vriiK a Dodge, Chevrolet or
1-ord roadster: must he in good re
pair, riox 123 Tribune Office. 4."
FOR SALE 1919 Ford touring car,
an in good condition. Vinson Burn
.North Riverside. 4 1
WA!.TED Automobiles for repair
oy export auto mechanic Clark &
Chllders, opp. Nat. Phone 26. 330
FOR SALE Ford bug at a bargain.
Has some accessories and in fine
mochunical condition. Pickens
Alotor Co. 44
FOR SALE 1918 Velio, good shape,
good tires and paint. Hanson &
Koyt, Valley Garage, 30 North
Holly.
FOR SALE 1919 Mitcholl, run 3400
miles; Just like now; for quick
falo will sell cheap. Hanson &
Keyt, Valley Garago, 30 North
Holly.
FOR SALE Bulck chassis, first-class
shape; good tires. Would make
good bug or light dolivory truck,
Hanson & Koyt, Valley Garage, 30
North Holly.
FOR SALE Used Maxwell five-pas
senger car. Good condition. Price
$4 00. Pago Dressier Co., Nash
Block.
FOR SALE See our prices on over
hauled Ford cars, licenses paid;
llboral terms. McCurdy-BoWno
Motor Co.
suit bAi.ii At a sacrifice, roomy
rivo passenger car, new top, cord
tires, runs and looks liko now; self
starter of course. McCurdy-Bowne
Motor Co. New location Main nnd
Klvorsido.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Three-burner gas plato.
Nearly now. Phono 5S4-J. 4 7
FOR SALE .Now Peninsular wood
or coal, four holes, oven, warming
oven, broiler, all attached to stove;
has hot water back complete, re
Halls $.185. Never had flro In it.
Prico $115. Terms. Medford Shoet
Metal Works. 44
FOR SALE One h. p. Fairbanks-
Morse gas engine, good condition.
Apply or seo A. R. Enyeart, Jack
sonville. 44
FOR SALE Sldo spring ton buggy
nnd harness with collar and hamcs.
Vinson Barn, North Riverside. 4 4
FOR SALE First, cutting alfalfa at
Loflund ranch, threo miles west of
Medford. 45
FOR SALE If taken at once, one
nearly new iNash two-ton truck.
Tho Modford-Urants Pass Intorur
hnn business goes with it. Inquire
'raciric Fruit Co. 45
FOR SALE A Ilarloy-Davidson mo
torcycle in first class condition
U'hono 611-R-2. 47
FOR SALE iBed and springs; good
conuuion. rnone 922. 45
FOR SALE Cheap, one 8-foot show
case and wall case, ono 5-foot show
case, ono cash register. H. Hosier,
Asuianu, uro. 43
FOR SALE A hive of bees. Phono
C27-J. 1 43
FOR SALE Household
furniture.
43
342 North Ivy street.
FOR SALE Dishes, gas stove, Sin
ger sewing machine and odds and
onds. 413 West Second street,
Phono D47-L.
FOR SALE Two buggies and one
trotting cart. Bargain prices. Call
Kenneth Bcobe, Central Point. 4 3
FOR SALE Sana, gravel, sediment
and dirt. Plowing and teaming"
worK clone. Phone 912-J, Samuel
nateman. 302 Maple street.
NOW
100 acres, well lmnrovod. Irriga
tion for 30 acres or more, crops go If
nought NOW. A bargain, terms.
140 ncres, Improved, 45 acres sub-
Irrigated, rich soil, $3500 cash, will
tako some Modford property In ex
change, $0000.
15 acres, first wator right on Evans
creek near Wlmer, partly cleared.
140 acres, very best of soil, cheap
at $5000. Good deep soil. 40 acres
adjoins town of Rogue River, 20
acres In cultivation, family orchard,
fenced and good barn, well, spring
and poor house all goes for $1000.
HUED LAND & INVEST
MENT CO.
Gnrnntt-Coroy Bldg.
Medford, Oregon
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abstractors
MURRAY BROS. & VAN VORIS
Abstracts of Title. Cuthbert Bldg.,
Rooms 3 and 5, North Central Avo.
Auto Supplies.
'VjlAtlER aPKIMO
LATTER AUTO SPRING CO. W
aro operating tho largest, oldest
and best-equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use our springs
when others fall. Sold under writ
ten guarantee. 84 North Fifteenth
St., Portland. Oregon.
Attorneys.
o. c. noacs-
Laud Board.
-Attorney for State
W. B. PHIPPS Attorney at Law,
425-420 M. F. & H. Bldg. Office
phono 372; residence phone 325-M.
ELIJAH H. IIURD Lawyer, 213-14
Gamett-Corey Bldg.
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-at-law,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. E. REAMES Lawyer, Garnets
Coroy Building.
O. C HOGGS Real estate, law and
sottlemont of estates a specialty.
Bullillng Materials.
MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK ft
BLOCK WORKS specialize In all
kinds of cement building products.
Cor. Fir and Tenth streets. 2B9
Expert Accountant.
WILSON AUDIT1NQ CO. B. M.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention glreu
to anything In Accounting and In
come Tax requirements. Look
Into our simplified accounting
method. M. F. & H. Building,
Medford. Phone 157-R.
Instruction In Muslo.
FRED ALTON HA1GHT Teacher ol
piano and harmony. Haight MusU
studio, 318 Garnett-Corey Bld.
Phone 72.
Mineral Baths
MINERAL BATHS Dr. Hawley, Chfc
ropractle Physician, First Nations
Bank building. Entrance, room 6,
Ashland, Oregon.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. A. BURKLUND, Chiropractic
physician, St. Mark's building,
acute and ehronlo cases, Offlct
hours 10 a. m. to 12 m. 2 to S
p. m. Telephones Office 454, rea
750-.T.
DR. J. J. EMM ENS Physician ant
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes BCleD
tlflcally tefltod and glasses Bum
plied. Oculist and Aurtst for S. R
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Cte
Bldg. Phone 567.
DR. F. G. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIS PHYSICTAN8
416-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Phono 904-L.
Residence 26 S. Laurol Street
DR. McMORRIS M. DOW, Physician
ana nurgeon 1'ractlco limited to
surgery and hospital obslerlcs.
Special attontlon given to diseases
of women. Offices 806-7 M. F. A
H. Bldg. Residence, the Dow Ho
pltal.
Printers and Publishers.
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
oosc equipped printing office In
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose loaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St.
Transfer.
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO:
uirice 4 2 worth Front St. Phone
815. Prices right. Service guar-,
anteed.
Undertakers
JOHN A. PERJj
Undertaker
Phone M 47 and 47-J-2. 28 South
Bartlett. Lady assistant. Auto
mobile Hearse Service. Auto Am
bulance Service. Coroner.
Lodges.
I. O. O. F. Medford lodge No. el,
Moets every Monday night at 7:30, C,
T. Parker, N. a, W. L. Mlllsr. seor
tary.
llogue rtlver Encampment No. 80
Meets 2d and 411, Fridays at 7:10 p.
m. b'amuol Duleman, C. P L, O. How
ard, scribe.
Olive libekah lodge No. SS Meets
1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 8 p. m. Nan
nle Hull, N. O., Annie J. Batomao.
secretary.
Visitors cordially Invited to all
mpnttnirH
LISTEN
Fully tlireo-fourtlis of tho annual
income of this valley coines from tlio
Apple and Pear Orchards
In tlio future the cost of develop
ment will bo doubled. Ergo, now Is
tlio time to buy
Bearing Orchards
nnd rcnllzo an lmmedlato Income.
Wo offer today 120 acres, 7 mllos
from Pacific Highway, with good
Improvements,
14 Acres in Bearing Pears
20 ncres nlfnlfn, 30 ncres In grain,
balance in pas I uro, for
$12,000 on Good Terms
Rogue River Land Co.
Since 1902
Of fice Hotel Nash Corner.