P:TiK ' FIVE
I
WASHINGTON. June-".The su
preme court tnilav dismissed motions
of the Kendins oomiiunv and its sub
sidiaries nskins the court to modify
dissolution decrees rendered fast
April 20 ,
.While the vote of the court on :ho
main decision lias not been announced
it is known that at least Justice Mc
Kenna dissented.
! Livestock
Portland, ore., jUno 7. Cuttic
steady, receipts 2:)7". Grain and
palp-fed steers $11.75(5:12.25; choice
Krnss $ll(ll.ri(; Kood to choice,
H6.r0(all; medium to irood, $!).5lK(i'
10.50: J air to grootl, !f8..r(l(ri fl.od; cotn
mon to fair.$7.75(a,8.St): choice con s
imd heifers, (19.75(5:10.25; sood to
choice, $8.75(5: 9.75; medium to stood
$7.75(58.75: fair to medium. $0.75(5:
7.75; canners, $5(5 0: bulls, $0(5:8.50:
prime light calves, $12(5i 1:1.50; me
dium $8(,11 ; heavy $0(58.50.
' lloas firmer; receipts 1280. Prime
mixed $15(515,50; medium, $14.50
15: smooth heavy. $ll(ffi:i.50; roush,
$10(5)11; pigs. $11(5)1:1.50.
, Sheep weaker; receipts 1775.
Lambs $12(512.50; culls, $8(510;
ewes, $.'1(5)7.50; vcarfims, $7(i)8.50;
wethers, $0fo0.75.
': Ernest Walters who had been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. E. C. Amldon,
returned to his home in Medford
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lowe or Central
Point came up Saturday and spent
Sunday with W. E. Mooney and fam
ily. .
Mr. and. Mrs. Edgar Johnson and
two, sons and Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Goble and son came up Saturday
evening and camped at the Vinlng's
camp near Red Blanket Sunday, and
Monday they returned to their homes
in Medford. .' ,- '
llrs. D. W. Sergent who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. L. W. Pan
Key returned to her home In Ashland
Thursday.
Mrs.. Bert Nichols and family spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Pan
key. Mrs. Georgia Stickle of Somona,
Calif., and Mrs. Ella Harriett of Ap
plegate, Ore., came up Tuesday to
visit their brother, James E. Grieve.
Mr, and Mrs.'"Waltermire and son
Harold accompanied by Mrs. Ernest
Price made a business trip to Med
ford Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Waltcr
ni Ire stayed f o visit friends and rela
tives in Medford and their son went
after them Tuesday. .
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
Bv A. C Howlek
J. Monia of Brownsboro, has been
naullng lumber from our depot to
build a new bam on his place. '
Thomas Farlow and Wm. Nickel
of Lake creek, were visiting our town
Wednesday.
Hi 1. Mills of Medford,- formerly
the business manager of the Butte
Falls Lumber company, passed thru
here Wednesday on his way to Butte
Falls. ,.
i' Wednesday about noon .Roy W.
Flndley, L. E. Wlaokir, the two Bran
don brothers, the owners of the
Snowy Butte flour mill of this place
but now have tlfe Central Point mill
leased and are letting their own mill
remain Idle, were here for dinner
Wednesday and so were Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Stanley and his father, Wm.
Stanley, Harry Smith and Albert Con
ley were here for dinner Wednesday.
Gradon Childreth has moved Into
the Argalee Green house.
J. H. Heckner of Brownsboro who
is In the employ of the United States
spent Wednesday night at the Sunny
side and so did Jay Davis of Derby,
Mr. Davis going to his home on the
stage.
John Esch, one of our staunch far
mers, was in town having his team
Bhod getting ready to haul in bis hay.
Mr. Esch and son Carl aro tho owners
of what is known as the J. D. Single
ton farm and report that' they had
their first cutting of alfalfa down
and that it would take about a weeK
for them to haul It In, that there
would not be as much hoy outhe
place this season as there has Been
as last year Mr. Singleton plowed m
quite a lot of Jhe alfalfa land and
eewed It to wheat, and that the young
alfalfa was not matured as yet. Thei
have one of the best places in this
section and are assured of an abun
dant harvest.
'. Dr. Conroy and wife of Medford,
ailed Wednesday evening for supper
ou their way home.
Thursday was one of the busy dayB
in Eagle Point, It not only being the
day that the Eldridge Creamery &
Produce company have their truck
visit our town and community but wo
had on that day Miss Lydia Doolittlc,
millinery specialist, O. A. C. exten
sion service, among us and wora nan
been sent out to each one of the
urrounding country that she was
coming to give free instructions to
all who desired to learn as to how to
mnlcB- trim, or remodel their old nats
PECT
and the consequence was that by
noon she found that she had not come
to our town in vain. She held her
meetings In the Red Cross room over
Geo. Brown & Sons store.
Among the arrivals at the Sunny
side that day for dinner were Miss
Lydia Doollttle, the lady lust referred
to, Mrs. Gergman, J. 11. .Murphy ami
four men all strangers who ato their
dinner and lert before 1 procured
their names. e
In addition to those who came in
for dinner there were Mrs. Charles
Kllngle of Lake creek. Mrs. Geo.
Brown of Brownsboro, Mrs. Herman
Meyer, Mrs. Ed Meyer, Mid. Henry
-Meyer of Luke creek, Mrs. Henry
French and daughter, Miss Mae, and
her father, J. H. French and son
Floyd and Mrs. French's father, Perry
Foster. While sitting talking with
Mr. Foster he incidentally remarked
that he had just received u letter
from Ed, his son, who left a few years
ago and went to Pennsylvania to live
but before he left went to the Mall
Tribune office In Mod ford and sub
scribed for the di(lly so that ho oould
hoar from home thru the Eagle Point
Eaglets, and that whenever he receiv
ed tho Mail Tribune he always looked
for the Eaglets for news from home.
I had about mado up my mind to
stop writing as there is but little in
it financially und there is a lot of
work in it, aud other reasons, but
when he made that remark the
thought occurred to me how much
good I am doing in carrying the good
news to the thousands of readers of
that little paper way off out In south
ern Oregon. 1 simply changed my
mind and concluded that 1 would try
to keep at tho work a while longer.
And that is one reason why I men
tion sa many names so that their
friends who aro scattered not only
over the state Of Oregon but over the
entire civilized world, for 1 have re
ceived word from so many telling me
of the comfort they derive from read
ing that class of news In the Eaglets.
Jack Tungate of Butte Falls, came
out, Friday with a truck load of
shakes on his way to Central Point.
Friday Leon E. Reynolds, agent
for Case tractors, Portland, Henry L.
Emstrom, representing J. E. Hasel
tino Co. of Portland, and Noah Fred
erick, representing an oil company of
San Francisco, were hero for dinner.
They all seemed to be doing consid
erable business and lpoked as tho
they were faring well.
Mr. Hamilton, superintendent on
the Fish Lake ranch, took about four
hundred head of mixed cattle from
the ranch to the range near Rm-
cherla prairie Thursday and Friday,
and Ed Dutton who gave mo the item
reported that they had a hard time
driving them thru thp brush, as they
were not used to being driven, hav
ing been kept in a pasture and that
the young .calves were1 a fright to
handle in the timber and brush, many
of them were tho fine Imported stock
that the Dutton compnny have
brought' from the east. During the
Ltinio they were la the timber one of
Mr. 'Hamilton s lime noys uecame
Page-Dressier Co.
Phone 282 - Nash Block
East Main St.. Medford.
Are You Looking
for an Investment?
THIS CWE IS
SAFE
SOUND
SURE
IT'S AN .;
APARTMENT HOUSE
THIRTY
TWO-ROOM SUITES
INCOME
OYER $400 MONTHLY
ELECTRICITY AND GAS
HOT WATER HEATING
SYSTEM
EVERY APARTMENT
HAS A GAS RANGE
THIS BUILDING ALONE
COULD NOT BE
CONSTRUCTED
FOR
$25,000
THE LOT WILL BE
WORTH
$10,000.00 n
WITHIN 24 MONTHS
NOW PAYING
33 1-3 PER CENT GROSS
FOR QUICK SALE
THE PRICE
$15,000.00
NOTE Medford cannot
care for the people here now,
The coming year will prove
extremely profitable for an
apartment house of this kind.
This offers a very attractive
income. No waiting. No
uncertainty. Very easy terms
Page-Dressier Co.
THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE
ANY KIND OF REAL ESTATE
separated "fro'in the rest and became'
bewildered and- was lost; it took
about four hours before he was lo
cated. Vernon 'Cottrnll and Edward A.
Xlchol of Clark's Creek mill tho old
Hawk mill came out Friday and
spent the night with us, und so diil
George Lewis, Medford, and Claud
McKee, Applegute. They had two
five-ton trucks to load with steel for
the Eagle Point Construction com
pany to take to Union creek camp
to be used in the construction of the
Crater Lake highway. After they
had loaded the steel was brought
out last season on the P. & K. rail
road, and has been hero ever since
after they were loaded they had to
cross Little Bulte creek here and the
question came up as to whether the
bridgo was safe, but they made it all
O.K. They hud to go by the Bybee
bridge route as the Dodge-French
bridgo is considered unsafe tindor a
hea,vy load.
Wm. Lewis had a truck load of
wool pass thru here for Central Point
this Saturday morning.
John Grevcs, Chris Beale and Mr.
Guano came out ou the stago today.
M. C. Mahoney of Butte Falls, was
in town today and so was ex-Senator
H. Von der Hellen. Ho and Post
master W, C. Clements went to Med
ford to attend the funeral of the lato
Geo. P. Mima, the Medford postmas
ter. ,
Chris Bergsman and wife were
here for dinner and so was Chris
Beale aud John Mayham.
Why suffer the discomforts and
embarrassments of a Goitre?
0. G. C. preparation lor tfoltre has bc-nu
litL'd many.
Why pav 8,!voml hundred dollars lor nn
operation to remove a coilre wiu-n O.G.C.
can be obtained for such a comparatively
small expenditure i
O.G.C. when properly npplied dives satis
factory results, or your money will be
refunded. O.G.C. is sold direct, by mail
v'ly. Write for booklet.
Address Dept. Z
O.a.C. CHEMICAL COMPANY
Seattle, Washington
AUTOMOBILES
'OK SALIC Overland car, old but in
goad shape. $150.00 will buy It.
Phone 443-L or cull 218 Haven Ht.
OS
FOH SALE Special. 1 920 Chevro
let, extra tire and license price
$850. Late 1919 Oakland, license,
extra tire. Price $1000, with terms.
Seely V. Hall Motor Co.
FOR SALE 19 IS Davis Six automo
bile, by owner. P. L, Freed, Rogue
River, Ore., R. F. D. 1. 08
FOR SALE 1918 seven passenger
Buick. Will take sood small car
in exchange. 72a West Thirteenth
street. CO
WANTED To trade brant; new six-
cylinder car for house and lot. City
property. Clark & Childers.
FOR SALE 1910 Dodge touring car,
excellent condition, at a bargain.
Phono 731-Y. ,
FOR SALE Ford bug, fine mechan
ical condition; some accessories.
$375. Pickens Motor Co.
WAlNTED Automobiles for repair
by expert auto mochanlc. Clark &
UbllderB, opp. Wat. fbone 26. 33b'
FOR BALE Used Maxwell five-pas
senger car. Good condition. Price
$400. Page Dressier Co., Nash
Block.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Women to pick strawber
ries. Phone 452-L. 68
WANTED Experienced woman for
general housework; no washing,
no ironing. One who will sleep at
home preferred. Tel. 619-J. 68
WANTED Girl to do housework In
small family. Hours 8:00 a. in.
to 2:00 p. m. Mrs. Blaine Kluin.
328 South Holly.
WANTED Girl or woman for gen
eral house work. Phone 7G0-X. 69
WANTED Young girl to assist in
housework. No cooking. Phone
540. 60
WANTED Woman or girl to do
housework, three in family. A good
home. Phone 452-H. 09
WANTED Cook for family of two.
No children. Rogue River Valley
Canal Co.
WANTED Girl to attend cigar stand
Hotel Medford. '
WANTEDWaltresses at Rex Cafe.
$15 per week. tf
lJtrfia
WANTED A COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
To buy ISO" acres for $15,000, an irrigated alfalfa, stock and
fruit ranch. It Is ideally locatol, three-quarters mile frontage along
paved Pacific Highway and Rosub river, In the scenic canyon be
tween Gold Hill and Grants Pass. .,
JUST LOOK FOR THE MOST I1KAITUTL HOMESITE,
That Is "It." House on kiroll in. (
T i' GROVE OF MAGNIFICENT OAKS
Land a fine loam, gently sloping to highway. Eighk acres,
nearly level. In cultivation. Ten acres in alfalfa. Ten acres In
pears. Balance In grain. One hundred acres under new ditch, with
district water rights. Some timber. Good out range. Good bunt
ing, good fishing.
When irrigated this will make one of the best stock ranches In
Jackson county, and worth $50,000. See us now, and buy at present
prices.
PRICE $1. -5,000 GOOD TERMS.
ROGUE RIVER
W. M. Hnlmc.
'Nawh Comer,
:i :i,K j
orchard help and !
WANTED General
upple thinners. Hear Creek Orch
ard. Phone. 4UN-J-2. 05'
4.
WANTED Single man to join dem
onstration ami sales crew travel
ling north by machine; good pay.
steady position wirh large eaterli
company. S( Mr. Dawnn after
0:110 evenings. Hotel Holland. 07
WANTED 17 boys, any size, to look
at our new . bicycles, :; different
models. Easy terms. Liberty Re
pair Shop.
WANTED Truck driver at
Fuel Co.
Valley
06
WANTED Teamster. Phono 04.
WANTED Ranch help. Phone Mira-
vista. Orchard o9,-J-3.
WANTED Boy thinners. Apply
linrdwell Fruit Co. Phono 12 1. 0 0
WANTED All classes of construc
tion men. $5.00 for common la
bor, other wages in proportion.
Steady work for a year. Rogue
River Valley Canal Co. ,
WANTED Men near Rogue River,
going wages; reasonable board.
So he 11 & Calvort, Contractors.
WANTED Teams and men, Moon &
Co., near Port Orford, Curry coun
ty. Teams $10.00 per day; Cali
fornia hay and. grain, hay $34.00
per ton, grain $72. Good men
$5.00 per day; board $1.10; work
road construction. Moon & Co. 70
WANTED Carpenter work, contract
or by the day; estimates furnished
free. Call Carpenter, phone 931.
'07
WANTED SITUATIONS '
WANTED Work. Two married
men und families, thoroughly ex
perienced in farming .and orchard
work. Call 712 West Jackson
street. '- 1 71
WANTED Will take can. of children
while tho mother works. Inquire
035 Palm street. Oli
WANTED Hheep to shoar by export
sheep shearer. Mr. Raby, Riverside
Apartments. . 09
WANTED Married man wants
steady work on farm or would like
to rent ono furnished. Can leave
here in August. P. G. Deuhor.
Brothers, Oregon. 72
WANTED REAL ESTATE
WANTED To hear rrom owner of
good ranth for sale. State cash
price, full particulars. D. F. Bush,
Minneapolis, Minn. 83
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED A set of Book of Know
ledge, must be "little used. Med
ford Book Store. OS
FOR SALE Cheap, three light
spring wagons good as now
Walsh's place on Ross Lano, two
miles northwest of Medford. 88
WANTED Washings, 35c por dozen.
337 W7est Holly street, corner of
.Oak. ',. 0 7
WANTED Carload of barley or oats.
Rogue River Valley Canal Co.
WANTED Parties to contract thin
ning. Phone Miravlsta Orchard,
597-J-3. . i
WANTED To rent strictly modern
5 or 6 room bupgalow; must be
first class, or 3 or 4 room apart
ment. Phone 180.
WANTED lagging teams. Call L
W. Stansell, phone 0S5-R-4.
WANTED Ten tons of grain hay.
L. W. Stansell, phone 686-R-4.
WANTED Good clean rags. Med
ford Printing Co.
WANTED Carpet weaving and
cleaning. 201 South Riverside.
Phone 356-J. Fluff Rug Factory.
WANTED Hon.se moTlnk and re
Dalrtng. Phone 488-M or 4R8-X. tf
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GOOD CHANCE to get .started in
growing business for hustler with
small capital. Can pay up out of
proceed. Present owner will help
with work and advice. Bee Gay
lord, Medford iut. '-.. G0
FOR KENT FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RBNT Two nicely furnished
rooms for working women; reason
ablci. Inquire 1135 Palm street. 69
FOR RENT Front ' room. Phone
641-H. - ' 07
FOR RENT Furnished front bed
room in private home. Young man
preferred. 520 South Central.
Phone 930-L.
FOR RENT Two bedrooms, $2.00 a
week. 334 Apple . street. 1 yh
blocks north of Dow Hospital. GO
FOR KENT HOUSEKEEPING
KOOMS
FOR RENT rFurnished housekoep
rooms. 407 Bcatty. 71
FOR RENT Modern . housekeeping
rooms, upstairs. 345 North Hurt
lett. 08
LAND COMPANY
Phone II'JO.
J. C. Hume
HELP WAJfTED r-iALK
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR KENT Six room house and
four lots, barn and chicken house,
$11) u month. 520 Hamilton.
Phone 217-X. CO
FOR RENT M ISCELLAXEOUS
FOR RENT Brick stoles and brick
rooming houses on West Main
street. Best location. John F.
While. 09
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE At sacrifice, good 301
.acre dairy and stock ranch, situat
ed three and one-half miles from
. Medford, fenced and cross fenced.
Fair house and barn, gooil spring
and wells. Wood timber on place
enough to pay for it. Eighty acres
. in cultivation, about 35 acres In
crop. It is good alfalfa land. With
tract will bo included gootl team
. of horses, wagon and farm imple-
. meats and various tools. Also ten
head of Jersey heifers, bred, nnd
ton head of registered brood sows.
Puland Chinas, red, and ono regis
tered boar of same breed. Will
sell with or without stock. Price
$10,500. Percy Gibson. Nash Hotel,
or W. E. Bryson on ranch. 7 1
FOR SALE 100 acres, well Improv
ed farm, all bottom land, at a bar
gain price. Will t ratio for farm in
itoguo River valley. Owner, W. J.
iMessengor, will be at Nush Hotel
lobby, Wednesday, Juno 9, at 10
a. m. . 00
FOR SALE Six-room modern house,
screen porch, fireplace, well im
proved. Furnished or unfinished.
Apply during the day io 17 South
Riverside. ....
FOR SALE My present home
at 229 Apple stroet. Seven
rooms and bath. Heautlfnl loi
. with six largo English walnut
trees, one largo chestnut nnd one
cherry tree, 11 choice rose bushes
in parking. Large garden spot und
chicken yard. Small houso on back
of lot that can bo used for garage.
Close to High school and only 2 Vi
blocks from -Main street.
FOR' SALE Sovon ncros all In crop.
Fine modern seven room house,
elevated tank. Garage and wood
shed. Central Point For particu
lars see or phono J. W. Wakofieltl.
09
FOR SALE At a big bargain, 118
acres of land, 25 in cultivation, 8
acres in corn, the balanco in wild
' oats and wheat; crop goes with
place if taken before harvest. Good
water. Close to school. Price
$2 000. See S. F. Coy on ranch at
Eagle Point, or his agents. Brown
& White.. 09
FOR SALE 13 ncro ranch, good al
falfa ground, with houso and barn.
Apply to owner, Mrs. Kate Walton,
Route 1. - 08
FOR SALE At a sacrifice five room
modern bungalow, plastered,- ce
ment- foundation, barn, garago,
woodshed, lot' 50x103. Berries,
fruit trees, good garden. Will give
furniture to purchaser. Assoss-
monls nil paid. Terms. 910 Went
Eloventh street. 00
FOR SALE 40 acre ranch in Sams
Vulloy. New modern bungalow,
large barn, G 0-ton silo. The lunu
Is the best grain land nnd has a
1 flno crop this year. The buildings
aro worth the price, $4500. Fox &
Tex, Central Point, Oro. OS
. t.
FOR SALE Here's your chance: 80
acre ranch, four miles from Hilt,
''Calif., 15 acres grain, bearing orch
ard, good five room house, burn,
etc. Fenced and cross-fenced;
plonty of wood; stock range; good
water, $2000. $1100 cash, long
time on balanco. Reason for sell-
: lug, have another ranch' near,
write me. William B. Norris, Hilt,
Calif. 69
REAL ESTATE for lease and ex
chango. Gold Ray Realty Co. tf
FOR SALE Farm, 154 acres, on Ap-
plegatc, six miles above Murphy,
Oregon, all under good wire fonce,
100 acres in cultivation, balance
pasture, easily cleared. Water
right to Irrigate eight acres, good
bouse and barn, 50 acres In whoat,
20 acres in corn, most all level
. lund; Vz mile to school house,
dally R. F. D. mall; pumping plunt
can be Installed at reasonable cost
to Irrigate 50 acres. Address or
call on W. S. Bailey, Murphy, Ore.,
Route 1. 67
FOR SALE Four room cottage, lot
50x220. 1059 Court street. Sell
on monthly payment plan. Seo J.
-W. Wakeflold, Palm Block.
FOR SALE Small fruit and chicken
ranch, close in. Answer Box E. J.,
Mail Tribune. CO
FOR SALE Bungalow with five
rooms, screen porch, built in fea
tures, beam ceilings; on paved
Street, all assessments paid In full.
Bennett Investment Company.
UY RANCHES FROM OWNER, Gold
Ray Realty Co. Save money.
FOR SALE A business proposition,
paying a net income of 24 per cent
on Investment. Apartment house
with five three-room apartments,
five single slconlng rooms, besides
(our rooms for owner's living
rooms; steam heating plant; hot
and cold water thrtiout; garage,
room for five cars. Will sell com
pletely furnished. Investigate this.
Dennett Investment company,. 102
West Main stroet. .
LOOK AT THIS
5 acres 2Vi miles from Medford
under new irrigation district. Runn
ings constructed only 7 years ago.
Modern bungalow with 8 moms, built
In furniture, and electric lights. Bath
room, wash stand in one bed room
Exceptionally large living ana dining
rooms, with large fire place. Nice
wood house, barn, chicken house,
pump house with lank and Fairbanks
Morse motor good well. This placo
will be on the market for 30 days
only, all cash $3305.00, no terms
given. Son R. H. McCurdy, Medford
National Bank Bldg.
' FOR SALE IJVESTOCK
FOR SALE Five year old hore,
weight about 101)0. 'Well broke.
Phone Sti'.i-Y. . 71
FOH SALE First class cow. 423
King street. 00
FOR SALE Two yearling heifers,
one fresh, also calves, cheap. Har
vey Rucker, Grlffiu Creek, R. R. 1
70
FOR SALE Brown mare nine years
old, sound and true, weight 1150.
You take no chances. Hero is a
beauty. Phone 305-H-2. 07
'Ull SALE -Two large sows and 10
pigs, $00. Near V. Houston, on
Trail road. 6S
FOR SALE A few fresh milk cows,
officially tested. Half mile south
df Medford on Adklns place, Schub.
Bros. CO
FOR SALE A good seven year old
work horse weighing 15(10 pounds.
Call S30 Bennett Btreot. Phone
203-L. 00
FOR SALE Four beautiful fresh
cows, production six gallons each
per day. Walsh's Place, on Ross
Lano, two miles northwest of Jled
ford. 08
FOR SALE Cheap, two dandv sad
dlo horses, two driving and work
horses. Walsh's place on Ross
Lane, two miles northwest of Aled
ford. 70
FOR SALE POU1TK1 AND EGGS
FOR SALE Five weeks old cock
erols cheap; good breeding stock
Mrs. F. H. Dressier. 07
FOR SALE MISOEIIiANEOUS
FOR SALE A double keyboard
Smith Premier typewriter which Is
in good condition. Medlord Cham
her of Commerce. 71'
FOR SALE Barn, 22x53, all mater
ial In gootl condition: also a mini
ber of double sash windows with
sash weights, all In No. 1 condition
Cheap if taken at onco. Carlton
Sisters, Central Point. Phone
7S8-.I-0.. , . OS
FOR SALE Complete household
furniture, also typewriter und col
lapsiblo baby buggy. 312 South
cirapo. 07
FOR SALE Hardy spray rig In good
running order. Mrs. W. Barnes
' Smith, Phono 157 Central Point. OS
FOR SALE Household furniture In
eluding twin brass beds, cnamclc?
iron beds, mahogany soctlonal
bookcases, oak dining table, chairs
writing desk, dressers, dressing
table, chiffonier, rugs, dishes, rrult
jars, garden tools. 1103 West
Tenth street. - 0
FOR SALE Fine steel range with
colls, washing machine, wringer
lawn mower, pitcher pump und
plpo. Phono 802-Y. , 70
FOR SALE Refrigerator, . three
porch chairs, garden plow. Call,
at 737 West Jackson. 00
FOR SALE Bod davenport, . good
condition. Phono 632-.I or 892-M.
FOR SALE Used clothes and all
kinds of stuff. 203 South Front
street. 00
FOR SALE Brunswick and records,
practically now. Toledo . range.
excellent condition. 715 West
Jackson, tolephone 887-Y. 66
FOR SALE 11 thousand shingles,
hand shave, $8.00 per. 23 thou
sand shakes, $15.00 per. Butte
Falls. W. C. Schnoldor & Coblelgh
69
FOR SALE About 20 acres fine
nlfalfa hay In shock. Ross Lane.
Phone 788-J-l. 66
FOR SALE 50 gal. gasoline tank,
steel spring cot, drophead sewing
machine good order. Some an
tiques. Douglas, 101 South Con
tral. Phone 615-J. . '
FOR SALE 3000 gallon tnnk, wind
mill and pump; a real buy. Peo
ple s Electric Store.
FOR SALE $90 quarter sawod oak
buffet for $50. Quart and two
quurt Mason Jars. Cull 815 Ben
nett avenue. Cs'o phone. 65
FOR SALE Clean alfalfa In the
field. Ernest Webb, Central Point.
Phone 247. 67
FOR SALE Balceay and stairs. Will
fit In any store. Also 40 running
feet glass panol partition. Medford
Hook Store. - 9
FOR SALE Band, gravel, ediment
and dirt. Plowing ana teaming
work done. Phone 9 12-J, Samuel
, Bateman, 802 Maple street.
TAKEN UP
TAKEN UP Two old ewes with
their lambs. Owner can have same
by calling at Nunun ranch, Jack
sonville. 67
TAKEN UP One brown horse,
branded A on right shoulder. One
bay horse, very breechy, no brand.
Owner cun have same by paying
for this ad and damages. Murgrel-
tur Ranch, S'A miles south Jack
sonvllle. 6 8
NOW
40 acres, 20 In cultivation, fenced
good barn, poor houso, family orch
ard,. 12 acres good alfalfa land, ad
joins town of Rogue River.
. 50 acres, good house, fair barn
about 15 acres In cultivation, near
the Pacific Highway on Birdsoye
Creek.
8 room house with two lots on cor
ner, puved street, close In.
NOW
SEE IS NOW FOR BARGAINS UK!
AVI) LITTLE
HURD LAND & INVEST
MENT CO.
411-15 M. V. II. Illdg., Medford, Ore,
FARM TtJANB
PAY OFF YOUR OLD MORTGAGE
on your farm or orchard by replac
ing your loan with us en the ex
tended payment plan at 6 inter
est. McCurdy Insurance Agency.
tf
MONEY TO U)AX
O LOAN .1. li. Andrews loans
money on- real estate and buys
mortgages and Liberty bonds.
Phone D3-M. SI North Grape
street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
JUST ARRIVED A large shipment
of wotd sacks; fleece twine for sale
cheap. We aro also In tho market
for both wool and mohair. John
son's. 45 South Front. Phone 302.
, Itl'Sl.NESS DIRECTORY.
Abstractors.
MURRAY BROS. Ai VAN VOR13
Abstracts of Title. Cttthbert Bldg.,
Rooms 3 and 5, 'North Central Ave.
Auto Supplies.
LAHF.R AUTO SPRING CO. We
are operating the. largest, oldest
and best-equipped plant In the Pa
cific northwest. Use our springs
when others fail. Sold under writ
ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon.
Attorneys.
iLl.lAH 11. HURD l.nwver, 411-15
M. F. & H. Bldg., Medford.
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-at-law,
rouuis s uuu v, .ucuroru .National
Hank Building.
A. E. REAMES Lawyer, Garnett
Corey Building.
O. C. BOGfiS Roal estute law and
settlement of estates a specialty.
IllacksmltliiiiK.
MEDFORD BLACKSMITH SHOP
All kinds of auto blacksmlthlng.
Springs guaranteed: Portland
prices. 118 South Bartlett street.
Phono 183-J. -
Ilulldlng Materials.
MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK &
BLOCK WORKS speclalizo In nil
kinds of cement building products.
Cor. Fir and Tenth streets. 25-3
Civil Engineer.
CHARLES A. NUTTER Civil, mu
nicipal ana nyurauuc engineer, 26
years practice. City surveys, plans
and specifications for water and
sower systems. Sectional Burveya',
lund appraising, timber cruising,
drainage and Irrigation. Maplng
fitwl hhlDnvlnttnn . Orrtita Bn.l -ML
..,,, . , u,. ,,, utitvu ouu inci
dence 82(1 South Contral avenue. 80
I0M'i t Accountant.
WILSON AUDITING CO. E, M.
Wilson, C. P. A. Attention given
to anything in Accounting and. In
come Tax requirements. Looklnto
our simplified accounting method,
M. F. ' & II. Building, Medford.
'Phone 167-R.
Instruction in Music.
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of
piano and harmony. Halght Muslo
studio, 3 IS Gornott-Coroy Bldg.
Phone 72. -
Mineral Unfits.
MINERAL BATHS Dr. Hawley, Chi
ropractic Physician, First National
Bank Building. Entrance, room 5,
Ashland, Oregon. ..... ..
Physicians nnd Surgeons.
DR. A. BURKLUND CHIROPRAC
TIC SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS. St.
. Mark's Bldg. Tel. 454. -.
DR. J. J. Emmens Physician and
surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. ' Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P.
R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co.
Bldg., Phone 567..
DR. F. O. CARLOW
DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
416-417 Uarnett-Corey JJldg.
Phone 904.-L.
Residence 26 S. Laurel Street.
DR. McMORRlS M. DOW, Physician
and Surgeon Practice limited to
surgery and hospital obstetrics.
Spoclal attention given to diseases
of women. Offices 30G-7 M. F. &
H: Bldg. Residence, the Dow Hos
'Pltal. l'riiiters und Publishers.
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has the
best equipped printing office In
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing syatoms,
etc. Portland prices. 27 North
Fir St.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Olflce42 North Front St.. Phone
315. Prices right. Service guar
anteed. Undertaker.
it'll. rx. I r.nu
1 ' Undertaker 1 .
Phone M 47 nnd 47-J-2. 28 Sonth
Bartlett. Lady assistant. Auto
mobile Hearse Service. Auto Am
bulunce Service. Coroner.
Lodge.
L O. O. F. Hertford lorim No. II,
Meets every Monday night at 7:90, O.
T. Parker, K. Q.. W. U M tiler, secre
tary. Rogue River Encampment He. 80.
Meeta 2d and 4th Prldaya at 1:10 p.
m. Samuel Bateman, C. P., L. O. How.
ard, acrlbe.
Olive Itbekah Indite No. II Meat
1st and Ird Tupadaya at I p. m. Nan
rife Hull. N. Q Annie J. Batemaiaj
eecretary.
Visitors cordially utIU4 to al
meallnsa, . , . i