BEDFORD MATT, TTITRUNE, MKDFOUD,' OlilWOtf, V K I 5JKST)AY, JANUARY 2fi,' 1921
PAOE SEVEN
SALEM. Ore., ' Jan. ' 26. Because
the' United States supreme court In
the case of the Duplex. Prfnting Press
company against Deering handed down
an opinion following thc-'snnio lino o(
reasoning as that used by tlie Oregon
supreme court las October In the
Portland picketing case of Hoitkamper
against Portland Central Labor coun
cil, the drcgon court yesterday denied
a petition for" re hearing in the Helt
kamper case.
rln this case, the right to picket the
Hcitkamper Jewelry establishment was
denied striking employes on grounds
that the picketing law does not cover
the question o recognition of a labor
uuion,
In a companion case, that of Green
field against Portland Central Labor
council, the right to picket was upheld
on grounds that the question of wages
and conditions of labor validly came
under the act. Petition for re-hearing
is. pending with the Oregon, court In
this case, but will not be passed on
until tho United' States supreme court
hands down an opinion in .& similar
cnso.-nppealed from Arizona and which
was-argued January. 6. . -'; '
Livestock
PORTLAND, .Ore., Jan. 26. Cattle
noniiimlly steady;' receipts 35. Quo
tations unchanged.
' Hogs '25c - higher; receipts 179.
Prime light, J1111.50; smooth
heavy, $10.50i$ll; rough $7!.50;
fat pigs, $10 fl; feeder pigs, $108
11.00.
t-Sheep steady: receipts 556. Quo
tations unchanged. r
Butter
' PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 26. But
ter' steady. Extra cubes 3Sc: parch
ment' wrapped" prints, box lots - 45c;
cartons 40e:t half box lots half cent
more; less than half box lots lc more.
Butterfat No. .1 'churning creum 43rij.
45c f. o. b.,- Portland; undergrade
41c f.'o. b., Portland. . ' i.
Portland Whaat
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 25. Wheat,
hard white $1.65; soft white, white
club $1.G0; hard winter, northern
spring $1.55; red Walla $1.52.- . ' ,
Egg and Poultry
Eggs Selling price, case count 42
4lc; buying price, :4'0Q)42e; soiling
price,, candled, 44 45c; selected can
dled in cartons, 46 48c
Poultry Hens; light 252Gc; heavy
30!31c; springs, 252fic; old roos
ters, 14c. N , .
Grain and Hay
Barley, $2934; oats, $3234.50;
corn, No. 3, yellow, $30 31.
, amirun, $353G..
Hay Buying price, timothy, valley,
$27 28; alfalfa, $19 19.50; cheat,
$2324; clover, $19 20; straw, $15.
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
. AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos-
triis aad End Head-Colds.
You Joel fine in a few moments. Your
cold' 'irt head' 'or catarrh 'will, be gone.
Your-eloggtti'hbstrila w-ill open. Tie air
pnsaogos- of,, yquf. Jicad , will, clear and
you cun breathe freely, -, No' more dull
ness, headache; no hawking, -snuffling,
. mucous discharges or dryness; ..no .strug
gling -for breath at night.
Tell your druggist -you -want. a. 6maII
bottle; of Ely's Cream 'Balm; Apply a
, little of this fragrant, antiseptic creatu
; in your nostrils, let it penetrate through
; every air passage of the head; soothe
and heal the swollen, inflamed mucous
' membrane,, and .relief comes instantly.
It is just what every cold and catarrh
stiffen seeds. ."'-Don t stay.' stuffed-up
and miserable.'.-' -V- -s .."-..-'
Dlt.UV X'VOS TTIE CAPITAL
IX VOUU BRAIX MAXK
A X b BCY REAL ESTATE ,
Orl interested in property now.
Figure, out ; what you will be
worth In the future if you be--gin
now to plant your money
whore it will do the most good
in the years to ooni. We will
help you Mfely invest your
money. , -.- ' ,
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EH
N. .Y. Stocks
NEW YORK, Jan. 26. Special is-
tnics were urougut lorwara by imn
pools In today's dull stock mar!:ct, but
gains were cancelled wher represen
tatlvc stocks fell back. S-ilos approx
imated 475,000 shares.
NEW YORK. Jan. 26. Loading
shares . wore niafnly higher at . thj
opening of today's stock market with
General Ashphalt common us the. most
prominent feature, gaining .2 V points
in the firnt few transactions, with the
preferred advancing 2V. Most other
oils were strong, -ok wore also chemi
cals, nnd coalers. . United States Steel
made no, response, to the financial
statement Issued after v yesterday's
close. . Exceptional strengrti was
.shown by foreign exchange, the early
rnte for demand bills on Ixtndon ris
ing, to 3. 82 ,4.- This establishes a new
high rcoord.for over idx months.
Tho market made further upward
progress during tho morning. Ash
phalt continued to lend, the common
rising almost five points and the pre
ferred four. Motors, equipments,
sugars, leathers and tobaccos com
prised tho strong ' '- specialties. Ex
change made further improvement,
the London, rate mounting to $3.83..
Call money was firm at 7 per cent on
further prospective' federal with
drawals. Allls-Chalmcrs ..... ... .15.fi
American Iteet Sugar ... ;.V... 45.7
American Can 29.5
American Car & Foundry ';.'.'. 1112. 5
American Hide, & Leather- pfd. 45.2
American international Corp. ; 46.5
American Locomotivo . ,'. . 82.7
American Smelting & Ref'g. . . 118.
American Sugar ' 112.8
American Sumatra Tobacco ... 79.5
American T. & T. 1)11.7
American Woolen . . ', 66. 5
Anaconda Copiior . . !1S.
Atchison . 83.5
At.. Gulf & W. 'Indies. ...i.. 60.2
Baldwin Locomotive ' S7.7
Baltimore & Ohio . '..' S4.5
Bethlehem Steel "B" 55.5
Canadian Pacific. . '. .. '. ....... 115.3
Central Leather
Chandler Motors . . .
Chesapeake & Ohio
40.
(ill. 2
59.
28.2
26.5
" 22.2
28.
70,8
94.3
. 24.
13.2
125.6
14.7
- 40.5
76.5
2S.5
91.
34.6
54. 5
60.
19. 8
100.
0.6
155.
19.
W.7
31.
18-.5
72f.5
20.5
100.
84.
3.7
74.7
. 41.7
36.5
2U.5
13.2
84.3
' 66.5
66.5
42.6
23.1
97.5
22.5
ion.
'57.
8.'7
43.2
13.3
B.-..T
10.
1 1 9.0
Chicago, Mil. and St.
Paul
Chicago, n. I. & Paq
Chino Copper ; . . .
Colorado .Fuel & Iron (bid
Corn Products
Crucible Steel .............
Cuba Cnne Sugar .
Brio
General Electric
General Motors ......
Goodrich Co. ....... .' .....
Great Northern pfd '. .
Great Northern Ore Ctfs. . . .
Illinois Central.
Inspiration Copper
Int. Mer. Marine pfd. j
International Paper
Kenneoott Copper . .
Louisville & NttsHvllle ......
Maxwell 'Motors
Mexican Petroleum y ,'. . .
MiamiCopper
Middle States Oil
Midvalo Steel
Missouri Pacific
New ork Central .....'..;.,
N. Y-, N. H. and Hartford .
Norfolk &' Western (bid) . ..
Northern Pacific ;.
Oklahoma Prow. & Kef.' .'.."..
Pan American l'otroleum . .
Pannsylvanla . . ..........
People's Gas'-...'..-.'....'....
Pittsburg and - West aV. - ..
Ray. Consolidated Copper . .
Reading
Rep. Iron & Steel ........
Royal Dutch. N. Y
SheH Trans. & Trad. .
Sinclair Con. Oil .........
Southern Pacific-" ..........
Southern Railway . . . ....
Standard Oil of N. J. pfd. ..
Studobaker Corporation . . ...
Teonnessee Copper
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Tobacco Products
Transcontinental .Oil
Union Pacific . . ...i, . . ...
U. S.. P'ood Products ......
I. S. Retail Stores
U. S. Ind. Alcohol . . .-.
United States Rubber .......
United States Steel ........
07.
SI.
56.3
45.
' 8.
8.5
13.
35.5
63.5
' 6.
34.6
2il.7
.63,.
LTtah Copper . . . . . . .
Wostinghouso Electric -.
Willy's Overland
American Zinc. Lead and Sm.
Butto and Superior'
Cala. Petroleuin ...
Montana l'ower (bid)
Shattuck Arizona . . .
Pure, Oil "...'........;
Invincible OH . 'i v. : .
General Ajsliphalt ...'..., ..
Some winter weather up here, about
six . Inches of snow, and cold night;
1G above was the' coldest reached as
yet. , . - t '-.-,' ,',,'.';
Mrs. Ernest' Pcachoy was up, from
Ashland last week, building fires and
driving away tho dampness In their
home bore, an they have been speuding
the winter In' the valley. 'She returned
Friday. . - . .- , .
John Downs left for the valley Satur
day. , t ''. ;;
Mr. and Mrs. Barker and daughters
went out on the speeder Friday..
Mrs. Lola' Hildreth came up home
the last or the week from Eagle. Boiht
where she has been 'nursing for the
past two weeks. . 'V
Grace Cowden.'wlth her two children
has moved In town, where tho young
sters will attend school.' i
Mrs. Ella Smith js visiting Inilower
California at nres,ent. .'.-.
Quite a few strange men are seen on
the streets lately. On Inquiring who
they were was Informed that they had
taken up homesteads in tiiis vicinity.
Ole Adams has located himself on n
claim cast of the Smith Brothers
ranch. .
Sam and Viola -.-Hughes' entertained
a few n' ihelr friends Saturday open
ing of last week,
Some of the children In town are
interested In raising chickens ln(ef
(so (hy say), as the chlcketinox has
been prevnlent for the last month. The
youngsters ore janslhig over, who can
produce tlie most chickens overnight.
Mrs. Abbott nas been on tha sick
BUTTE FALLS "
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Gary D. Hardee
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W CO. N&W VOJtK
New Governor ol. Florida.
list foV the past month, altho not bed
fast all the time, suffering with n
severe ease of stomach trouble, v
Glenn Tenill was seen on the streets
one day this week. -
Mrs. Richardson went out to seo her
llttlo girl in Jacksonville Friday. She.
has been unnblo to walk for several
weeks caused from a fall at tho school
grounds; injuring one of her limits he
low the knee. She has been slaying
with her grandmother of Jacksonville.
Prof. Robertson's home was thrown
open tq tha young folks and teacher:
Saturday evening where-they all en
joyed a very good time. Dainty re
freshments were served by the lifts
tess.
Mcrl Brainerd went out to Medford
last week to meet his sister, Uernico,
and baby. They intend to make their
homo bore fixim no won.
Mrs. Frank Carson came up homo
Monday from -McCloud, Cal., where
they arc located for the present.
Mr. Goss is enjoying a visit with his
sister who arrived last week from
Washington, D. C, for a shot vacation.
Mrs. Llz.io NIchol has been spend
ing tho week In Medford visiting
friends and having some dental work
done. ...... .
1 Miss Hopo Nyo and her brothers Dee
hind Waldo entertained -at their homo
Saturday evening. The Misses Ethel
Bessie and. Clortnule HiglnbolhanV
Lcstor Gordon, Clem Clarke and Ches
ter Davis.; , s
N. S.' Goodlpw from : Central Point,
has been visiting friends and relatives
in this community for1 the past two
weeks. ' -iv -,.
Mr. and Mrs; R.' K. Vaughn, Mrs.
Robert Brophy, Mrs. Manning and Mrs.
J. J. Brophy spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Tracy Boothby.
Carl Richardson spent the week end
in Medford transacting business.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Higinbotham and
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Nye spent Satur
day evening nt Joo Pbipps'. .
A party of yomng folks gatlicred at
tho lliglnbotham home Sunday even
ing. Those present were Miss .HOpe
Nye, Clcni Clarke, SBIuurt Ditsworth,
Lester Gordon,' Deo and Waldo Nyo,
Chester Davis and Uriah Vaughn.
Miss Denny Manning is visiting with.
her sister, Mrs. J.: L. Grieves of the
power plant. -.'.,,.-
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Mrs. A. S. Furry of Phoenix, visited
Urn. W. R. Coleman of Medford last
Friday .
Mrs. W. M. Cottroll of Sams Valley,
came over to visit her mother, Mrs. E.
Calhoun Inst week, and spent the week
end with hr sister, Mrs. S. S. Stevens
of North Talent.
Mrs. C, C. Hartley of North Talent,
has been quite sick .with a had cold
but is better at this writing.
Kov. and Mrs. Angell of Phoenix
were calling on friends along (ho high
way south of Phoenix -Friday after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Rader and Mrs.
A.' S.' Furry .of Phoenix, were at the
danoe In Medford Saturday night, and
report a social gHod,' time. ,' - y
Mr. and Mrs. Vn. High of Talent,
FINE FORJHEUMATISM
Musterole Loosens Up-Those
Stiff Joints DriVes Out Paia
Youll know why thousands use
Musterole once you experience tho
glad relief it gives.
. Get a jar at once from the nearest
drug store. It is a clean, white oint
ment, made with the oil .of mustard.
Better than a mustard plaster and does
not blister. - Brings ease and comfort
while it is being rubbed on!
Musterole is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. . MUlionsof jars aro
used annually for bronchitis, croup, stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rfieu-
mat ism, lumbago, pains and aches of tha
back' or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bri'ises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest ( it often prevents pneumonia).
CurVHlQHI KtvUOhC VIC
letiirned Monday from Rogue Kivcr
whero they have been spending sev
eral days visiting their daughtor, Mrs.
Archie ICvnns, and family.
Almost every one of tho gardeners
and farmers along the highway be
tween Phoenix and Talent have plenty
of good, hay to svll. Hut fow of thorn
have offered any for sale yet.
.Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Stancllff and
daughter Vivian, attended tho dance at
tho Nat in Medford Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Joho of 1'ern valley,
visited their son, -Mr. Jobe of Ashland.
Sunday, driving up in their car and
returning Sunday evening.
Rov. and Mrs. Angell of Phoenix,
called at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
James Allen Friday, and held song and
prayer services, and on Sunday after
noon the following young ladies of
Phcrnix came out and sangVind played
for Mrs. Alien: Misses Orla Wilson.
Uenotto Sheets, Mugyio Mowat, Dor
othy McClain. These visits are enjoy
ed very much by Mis. Allen.
Mrs. Wilcox also visited her sister.
Miss Layne, at tho Allen homo Friday.
Dr. and Mrs. Jams of Ashland, were
guests at dinner at tlie' pleasant home
of Dr. and Mrs. Webster of Phoenix,
last Thursday evening, and Mrs. Stan-
clift, Mrs. Blackwood and Mrs. t! ruffes
were also callers at the Webster homo
Sunday evening to soe Mrs. II. H.
Frame. Mrs. Frame is very much im
proved In health nnd hopes to bo out
before long.
A meeting of . tho men's brotherhood
and tho church trustees was held at
Cly'do hall, Sunday afternoon, . which
was followed with a most bounteous
dinner. There wore some twenty-five
or more' present.
. Examinations arc over and ono wcok
of the ifl'W semestor finished.
Elmer! Anderson who has been at
tending the Medford Business college
entered the high school last week. -,
Mrs. Carlton Janes of Medford ad
dressed the Parent-Teachers associa
tion at tho regular monthly meeting.
Mr. Reimer, who has charge of the
Southern Oregon Experiment station
gavo an interesting and instructive
talk to. the student body last Friday
A new supply pt scionce apparatus
has just been received by Mr. Milam
and placed In- tho science department
also two new Underwood typewriters
have boon ordered. The school board
is proud of the school and is ever ready
to keep the school ,n tho front ranks.
The basket ball boys have won two
games and lost. qno. They will play
Gold .Hill on the phoenix floor, Jan.
2S. ' r
i Mr; and. Mrs.. Tyrrell have moved
to Phooiiix for the , rest of the school
year. ' . i , " 1 ' i
LBS'RflEltllvBACK
Take a glass of Salts to flash Kidneyi
: if Bladder bothers Jou Drink
. loU of water. '
' F.(Mig meat regularly eventually pro
duces kidney ' trouble in bOTmb form or
other, nays ! well-known authority, be
cause tho uric acid in. meat excites tho
kidneys, they become overworked) got
Sluggish; clog up and cause all sorts of
distress, particularly backache and mis
ery in tho kidney region; rheumatic twin
ges, scvero headaches,, acid, stomach, con
stipation, : torpid liver,. . sleeplessness,
bladder, and urinary irritation. i
; Tho moment your back hurts or 1tid
neyo aren't noting Tight, or if bladder
bothers you," get about four ounces' of
Jnd Salts from aily good pharmacy;
take a tablenpoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast for a few dayB and your
kidnoys will then act fine. This famous
salts is mode from the . acid of grapes
and ' lemon' juice, combined with lithia,
and , has, been used for generations to
flush' clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to 'normal activity; also to neutralize tha
acids in the urino so it no longer irri
tates, thus ending bladder disorders. :
i Jad Salts : cannot : injure 1 anyone;
makes a delightful effervescent - lilhia
water drink which millions of men and
women take ' now and then to keep the
kidneys and urinary organs clean, thus
avoiding serious kidney disease.
ESTRAYKD
STRAYED Two Toggenberg shqats;
; Call Castile's stove repair shop, li;i
. S. Holly. Phono 39. XV
STRAYED Red cow. and call from
Bwanson. pasture Roxy (Ann. . Last
seen on Dry Creek. Ears cropped,
branded - loft anglo over iquarlor
circle right hip. Ralph Oowgill. 262
READJUSTMENT,
4 ' Confronts the; world
, All business must propare to
meet the. now conditions. Wo
. .can help (
Pl'T V'Ol'R JIOl'SK IX OltDLII
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: . SYSTEM Is our bustuess ' '
- I ' '' : ' and
, 1 EFFICIENT la onr system
INCOME TAX
' Returns correctly prepared.
', Bookkeeping and other busliies
, difficulties satisfactorily. adjufct- '
' ed. Consult us; v - . . .
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(T"- AuJ'lii3 Cf Accouivtli4
STErAERVICfiO;
lrvsul-aiccrf Irvve3tncrit
' M. P. Sohmltt. Mar.
Phone 581 " Liberty Blda
' HELP vVAVTWD
Mulolmd FiMnnle
WANTED .Clerks, (men. women)
over 17, for Postal Mall Service.
$130 month. Examinations Jan. -Feb
Exiierience iinnecessarv. For. free
particulars of instruction, write J.
Leonard, (former Civil Service Lv
aminer). 15S Equitable Bids.. Wash
Inglon, D. C. 2:
WANTED Responsible, active inert
or women to represent us in several
good sections of this state, taking
orders for fruit trees. shrutiboiT,
roses, etc., for spring delivery. De
mand is liberal anil returns to intel
ligent workers are substantial. Ad
dress with references, Oregon Nur
sery Conipnny, Orenco, Oregon. 262
HKI.P WAHTBlv M.VLH
WASTED
-Man to cut blight. Phono
202
;oo-r-2.
, II HI I' WANTED I'KM.l LE
WANTED At once, experienced per
son for housework In fnniilv of three.
Mrs. J. C. S. Wellls. Tel 171. 265
WANTED Experienced sales ladles
tor department store work; perma
nent positions, opon for competent
assistance. Reply giving references
nnd past experience to Bannon 4i I
Co., Oregon City, Oregon. 264
WANTED Middle-agod lady for cook
on dairy ranch. Eight or ton mon
Writo to Chus. Pala, Smith RIvor.
Calif. 267
WANTED SITUATION'S
WANTED A boyTif 16 wants steady
work on a ranch. Atldross Mail Trl
buncj box M. 261
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS .
WANTED Houses , and . bungalows.
'Havo-inquiries for -several houses
and bungalows. Is your for sale?
Send mo price and terms. Can prom
ice quick action.- B. F. Lindas, 235
7 E. Main. 287
WANTED To rent furnished apart
ment of two rooms, kitchen and
. bath, ' or small house furnished.
Phone 797. 262
WANTED--Horses and mules past
usefulness. Phono 201-W or deliver
to Rogue River Poultry Farm, Jack
sonville Roitd. 26B
WANTED A second hand wlckor
buliy buggy. Must bo in good con
dition. Phono GSO-J. 265
WANTED A good homo for a fine
large coiuo, mate uug. aub. uox m
Mail Tribune. . - 264
WANTED Good. clean rags. Medford
Printing Co.
WANTED Shoo repairing - while you
wait nt the "Model Boot Shop.". 21
R. Contrnl Avn Ontrlr anrvlpn
j quality work. E. N. Blden, prop.
WANTED All kinds of building and
i ropalr worn. Phone 85U-Y or
j CtiG-M, after six p. m. or before
I , soven a. m. . ,. , 2u3
WA.N'TED House moving and re
pairing. Phono 4S8-M or 488-X. tf
FOR RENT Kl JtMHIIED ROOMS
FOR RENT Comfortnblo room, bath
in private home; meals if desired
Phono D22-X. 202
FOR RENT Largo comfortable sleep
ing rooms, newly painted and pa
pered, $3.00 per week. 325 8. River
side Phone 701-J. 261
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, hot
and cold water, bath any time; use
of wnsh tub and iron. Lurgo gar
age; ono block from library. No,
G04 W. Tenth. - -
Van SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Liko rent, 5 rooms, bath
and sleeping porch, (ins and elec
trlclly. Largo lot on pavement' Price
1 1206, at $25 per mouth. The chance
to own your homo aud never miss
the money.. Phone owner, 684-J-l.
266
FOR SALE 25 ncres, Z miles
northeast of Medford. Siiltnblo for
fruit, berries, vegetables or poultry.
Cood buildings. E. A. : Bruiuaugh
Route 3, Box 143. ' 2flu
FOR SALE Small ranch west of Mod-
. ford nt a sacrifice, account of own
er's health. In answering give phone
number. Address Medford Mall Trl
bune No. 10. 201
FOR SALE Modern 8-room house,
partly furnished. Price $0000.. See
owner, A. C. Hubbard, 322 Soutn
Riverside. . tf
FOR SALE 18 acres on Jacksonville
boulevard opposite Ouk Grove school
house. Prlco $2500. Address Neud-
bam & Ptirdy, Lyons, KanBas. 273
FOR SALE Good ranches. See us
.iiejoro buying. J. B, Androws, 31
N. Grape St. Phono f.3-M. tt
FOR OALE Leasv and -exchange real
estate. Gold Kay Realty Company.
FOR BALE Houses and bungalows,
; furbished or unfurnished; -also
acreage. C. S, Burterfleld, phone
1 ft t
Used
Automobiles;
For Sale '
One Ford Delivery ........$185
One Chevrolet Touring $490
One Maxwe.ll Touring... $650
One Studebaker Six -
Touring .........1.$750
One Oakland Touring $1200
Tun.y Motor Go.
o, 123 'S9 Front ty.
l'dll SALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE 200 pair new shoes ai
cost. Second-hand shoes and shoe
repairing at tho Medford Shoo Hos
pital, 119 E. Sixth St., Mudford.
FOR SALE Black oak, white oak, fir
ami pine, one dollar cord stumpage.
about four miles from Rogue River.
Inquire of Mr. llirtlseyc for Mrs.
Mulatto's Place. 264
FOR SALE 12 R. 1. Hod pullets Hint
ed to year old male bird; also White
Leghorn cockerels. Spring St., otl
Crater Lake Road. W. T. Bulger,
li. 3. 263
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay, 20. II.
Sharer. Phone 25-J-l. 265
FOR SALE 12 fine turkey hens, one
gobbler, 1 -l-gallon Jersey cow. 1
good brood sow nm". seven pigs,
throe shouts 100 lbs. each; 5 or 6 tier
mun7.au!ta wood. Call 2S-J-3 meal
time. - 265
FOR SALE 16x16 tent, square. 'In
quire Johnston's Transfer Co., 065 S.
, Newtown, Medford. 262"
FOR SALE One O. A. C. thorough
bred Barred' Rock cockerel and four
Taucrcd White Leghorns. All high
est quality. S22 S. Oakdalo. Tel. 4S1.
CAN ACCEPT a few more orders for
day old chix Iroiu our thoroughbred
Tailored White Leghorn, flock. De
livery any date. Also hatching egg
and custom hatching. This flock has
averaged 75 to 80 per cent egg pro
duction during entlro winter. It you
want poultry for ogg production we
hnvo them. Inspect, flock nt 822 S.
Oakdalo. tel. 4S1. Standard Electric
Hatchery. -. . . , ,11'
'OR SALE One TO-lnch P. & O. gnng
Plow. Tel. 5!l'l-J-l. 203
FOR SALE Home dryer, trays, sul
phur box, col or, pater and slicer. Tel.
591J-1. . 263
FOR SALE Ono fruit rack, good as
new, ono 10-inch walking plow, one
good cultivator, incubator and other
numerous articles.. Also 3 pure bred
Salmon Faverolle cockerels R. A.
Prlco, cokor Butte Road, It. F. D. 3.
203
FOR SALE Tiro special. Wo havo a
bnrgaln in 5 36x4, clincher tires; also
other used nnd rebuilt tires. Ex
change Tiro Co. , .264'
FOR SALE Oak Heights Tancred
leghorn chicks, $18 ; per hundced.
Eggs $5.00. Dressier. Square-Doal
Electric Hatchory. Phono 951-L. 283
FOR SALE Double set of harness and
3-inch wagon. Mare 5 years .old,
weighs 1350. 009 E. Main. , 7 263
FOR SALE Good manzanllu wood.
Phono l-F-14, $1.00 at ranch, $5.00
delivered. Good measure. 202
FOR SALE L. C. Smith tvnowrltors.
uaiton Adding macniues, unocK
Writora, ribbons, carbons and pa
pers. All makes typewriters bouglt,
unlit nvrhimirnil i-nntnil Mml vo.
pulrod. Valley Sales Agency, Sparta
tiidg., mono jtss-w..- it
FOR SALE- Good tiallor, 113 S. Front
FOR SALE Ho Vnlloy Fuel Co.
carrion tho bast solection In tho
city of all kinds of fuel, gives
prompt service, and will moot all
competition. Why buy elsewhere?
Phone 70. tt
FOR SALE Ono 5-horse Almo sta
tionary engine, like new, $225
One 5-foot orchard disk, used one
season, $5 0. Ono 8-foot orchard
disk, usod one season, $75. One
10-Inch gang plow, just liko new
$75.' C. E. Gates Auto Co. tf
FOR SALE -Eight horses, one colt;
9 sets harness; 1 Klllfer subsolier;
1 spray rig, coinplote. Call 30 N,
Contral. Phone 105. tf
FOR SALE Sund, gravel, sediment
and dirt. Plowing and teaming
it ork done. Phone 912-J, Samuel
Bateraan, 302 Maple street.
roll BALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Two registered Jersey
cows, perfect In evory respect and
high producors. Both fresh with
holfor calves. W. M. Barber, 153
Grnnito St., Ashland. Phone 411-R.
, 20
FOR SALE OR TRADE for hens, ono
: half blood Iiamiltonlau 2 year old
- filly. Writo box 251 Central Point,
Ore. , 205
FOR SALE Good milk cow, - jus
frosh. W. S. Stancllff, Phoenix. 205
FOR SALE Two good work tontns
wun niirnoss. iei. uui-j-i. - zoj
' AUTOMOBILES
i'OR SALE 1920Chcvrolet toiirinB
car cheap. Just liko new. Phone
735-M. 7 205
LOST "7
LOST Fountain pen In- or near post
office. Reward.. Return to office of
Redden & Cauaday. 203'
LOST Thoroughbred Hereford bull
branded AM 'connected with bar
tinder If on left hip. "Finder notify
11. A. Meyer, Lake Creek. - 271
FORD TOURING ..,$275.00
FbRD TRUCK
With v covered body, cab and
windshield.-. Practically new $700
STUDEBAKER '17 iXlZflW
s' ii V ;7 : ;' f i f ? !. ; : H
Patton and RobinsOn. Inc.
BARGAINS
' ' i 7 ' f --' -.
.sMlPttuVt
FOUND
FOUND Ono roll certalntecd roof
ing near Agalo. -J. C. Pendleton,
central Point, 11. F. D. 2: 263
FOUND Saturday, an auto crank.
Loser can get same tit 323 S. Orango
by paying for notice. 262
MOXET TO LOAN'
TO LOAN J. B. Andrn-rt -loans
money on real estate and burs
mortgages and Liberty bonds..
Phone 63-M. 11 North Orapa
strnot.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Abstractors.
MURRAY BROS. & VAN VORIS
Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 5,
No. 23 North Central Ave., upstuirs.
JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT
COMPANY incorporated 1904. Ab
stracts of Title, Title Insurance.
Auto Supplies .
LAHER AUTO SPRING CO. Wo are
operating tho largest, oldest and
best-equipped plant In the Pacific
northwest. Use our springs when
others fail. Sold under written
guarantee 34 North Fifteenth St.,
Portland, Oregon.
Attorneys.
PORTER J. NEFF Attorney-at-law.
rooms s and 9, Meuioru National
Bank Building. . . ..... .. ,l;
A.!-, E..7 RlSAMES Lawyef,; GarnetU
coroy Building. , ,
O. C. BOC1GS Real cstate'law ' and
settlement of estates a specialty.
F. LINDAS Attorney, General
Practiced - 'Patents' a specialty. 31 .
N.-Grape St.- ..- ..
Building Materials.
MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK &
' BLOCK WORKS specialize in 'all
kinds of cement building products.
Cor. Fir and Tenth streets. .
Chiropractor.
DR. A. BURKLUND Chiropractor.
Snjiial Adjustments. 204-205 Sparta
' Bldg., ;cor. - Main and' Riverside.
' Office phono-2S5. ' , ; , . , .
J. ;. , i ' ' 7 i t
Dentist
DR. V. R. KAUFMAN, Dentist. Office
in Sparta Building. Office hours 8
to 12 a. m.. l to 6 p. m. ' Evenioga
by appointment.! Phone' 285. . ; ' j
Expert Accountant.- ; : ;
. ;
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M.' WIF
son, C. P. A. Attontiort given1 to-
anything in Accounting, and Inconie 1
Tax requirements, ;; Look tintp our
simplified accounting methods ;Lib- '
erty Bldg., Medford. Phone J.57.R.,. ; :
IVAN LIVINGSTON Iiicofp o rated
Accouutnnt. Auditing, Systematiz
ing, Financial and Incomo Tax State
ments. Address 311 S. Sixth : St.,''
Grants Pass, Ore '. 1 ,'27
Fidelity and Surety Bonds
FIDELITY AND SURETY BONDS
We oxeciito all forms ofj bonds.
MoCurdy Insurance Agency. ' ytl
Instruction tn Music.',
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher ot
piano and harmony. Halght Musto
studio, 31S Gurnett-Cofey Building. '
Phone 72. - . . ' . '. i
Physloians and Suigeons.
DR. A. BUUSELIj Spinologlst, Phy-
slcinn and surgeon. ' Spinal; adjust"
uicnts, genonil treatments and diag
nosis. 309-10-11 M. F,,& H. Bdg.
Elevator to third floor! Phpno,'2D.
DR. 3. J. EM&tENS Physician and
; Btirgoon. Practice limited to eye
ear, none and throats TEyes aclohtlt-.
lenlly tested and glasses, supplied. !
Oculist and Aurlst for H. P. R. R.Coi
M. F. & II. Co. llldgj.' i'Do'no o07.J ,
DR. F. G. CARLOW, Dll. EVA' MAINS
OARLOW Osteopahlc: Jfpysicians;
410-417 Garnett-Corey Bldg. Pliona
904-L. Residonce 20 S. Laurel St.
DR. W. W. HCiWARD Osteopathia
Physician. Special attention given
to oyo, ear, noso and throat. .303
Liberty building. Phono 490. , f. t i
DR. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chi ra
praetio and Natural Painless Meth
ods. Room 428 M. F. &. H. Bldg. :
Phono 905. ':.; ii i 7
JAMES C. HAYES Physician and i
Surgeon; office hours 11 to 12 a: m.j -2
to 4, 7 to 8 p. m. Sparta building; i
rcsldonco 1405 W.! Main. Phones:- i
Office 603, res. 492. "Specialty,"
Medical nnd Surgical Diagnosis. " tf
Dr. WM. W. P. HOLT Physician and
Surgeon. Offices M. F. & H. Bldg.
"."Phono 165. Will be in. Eagle Point
" on Sundnys until further notice.-
Printers and. Punllshers.
MEDFORD, PRINTINU CO. has "'the
host equipped - printing office in
Southern Oregon. Utile binding,
loose leaf lodgers, billing systems,
-otc. Portland prices. 27 N. Fir.SU
Rug .Weaving.
MEDFOltD FLUFF RUG . WORKS
mukos fluff rugs from old and worn
carpets and rugs. Phono 61Q-J1.
706 Pino St. ' , :
Tent and Awning Work.
t
MEDFORD TENT - AND AWNINO i
WORKS 123 N, Ornpe St. ? Pbone
'. 443-Y. ' B. Burger, Prop. ,' .... i
. Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE Ctt ;
J-Offico 42 North Fjont; St. , Phone ,
1 815, i prices ;rJght.' ) Service jgnr;
' antcedf. '. . 7: : ; v j ; 1 1 .? ; i i ' i'i
DAVIS TRANSFER AqythftigmOv!.4 "
day or night, Service guaranteed.
F'nlr treatment. 104 8. Kir. Phono:
Office 01,4 or rea, 6-j7--6( ye