Medford mail tribune., March 22, 1921, Page 5, Image 5

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1D,UUU PEOPLE I JACKSON COI
rora 30-cent Classified Ad a car was sold last week for $1,800. Figure that out The best and cheapest advertising medium in Southern Oregon is the Classified Ad Department of the Mail Tribsse,
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MBDFQJtD, OT?H10Nr. TrKSDAY. MMWIJ 22, 1021
livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., Mar. 22. Cattle
steady; receipts 145. Quotations un
changed. Hogs firm; receipts 27. Quotation
unchanged.
Sheep lower; rerelpte 9S, lHt a'
mountain lambs $7.5S.25; valley
7; heavy, $SJ,S9; feeders, $6
$6.60; cutis $4SS; ewes, f I.5B5 50
light yearlings, s.5o7; heavy, sj
I8.G0; wethers tSG,
Butter
PORTLAND. Ore., Mar. 22. But
ter steady. Extra cubes 38 $ 40c car
tons 4tic; prints 45c. Butierfat, No.
1 churning cream 42fg45c t. o. b..
Portland; undergrades 40c.
PORTLAND, Ore., Mar. 22. LarKe
buyers of cstes here today reduced
their bids to 18 cents a dozen and
declared that because of heaviest
supplies in years with no shipping
outlet the price wil! go to 15 cents
before the end of the week. Storage
' operators were reported having dif
ficulty in obtaining financial assist
ance. Fancy white eggs sold on the
public market at 26 cents.
N. Y. Stocks
i NEW YORK, Mar. 22. Leaders in
lib.ersiQ.ek , market were under further
.iOTSBUi'S .during the eariy and Inter
mediate stages of today's session, but
."losses Were " largely overcome later.
-. Sales approximated 600,000 shares.
; Allls-Chaimers 36,6
American Beet Sugar 43.
American Can 29.5
American Car & Foundry 122.2
American Hide & Leather jEd. 47.8
American International Corp... 45.
American Locomotive ss.
American Smelting & ilefg. . . 39.7
American Kugar 34.
American Sumatra Tobacco . . 80.2
American . & T. ............. 100.
American Wooien 67.7
Anaconda Copper 36.6
Atchison SO. 6
Atl., Gulf & W. Indies si.s
Baldwin Locomotive 8S.
Baltimore & Ohio 32.3
Sethlehem Steel "B" 57,5
Cnnndian Pacific 113,
Central Leather 41.2
Chandler Motors 77.5
CheBapeake & Ohio SS.2
Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul . . . 24.5
Chicago, It. I. & Pac 25.5
Chino Copper . . -. 20.5
Colorado Fuel & Iron 27.5
Corn Products 74.2
Crucible Steel gg.5
Cuba Cano Sugar . 23.2
Erie 12.
General Electric 3:j7.
General Motors 3 3.3
Goodrich Co 38.
Great Northern pfd 74.3
Great Northern Ore. Ctfs 31.5
Illinois Central S6.2
Inspiration Copper 32.5
Int. iter. Marine ptd. 51.7
international Paper 57.
Kennecott Copper 38.
Louisville & Nashville S9.6
Maxwell Motors 5.7
Slexican Petroleum 346.
Miami Copper 17.5
Middle States Oil 3:;.
MIdvale Steel 30.2
Missouri Pacific , 17.0
New York Central 70.5
N. Y N. H. and Hartford ... 3 6.
Norfolk & Western 96.2
Northern Pacific 78.
Oklahoma Prod. & Ref 3.2
Pan American Petroleum .... 70.7
'Pennsylvania 3j.2
f'J'eopie's Gas 41.7
: Pittsburg and West Va 25.
;J3ay Consolidated Copper
12.
f.7.3
8.7
64.2
41.
23.
(Reading .....Si), .i
ftop. Iron & Steel .
Itoyal Dutch, N. Y.
Khcll rans. &-;.Ti-ad.
Sinclair Con. OH V.
Kftittherii I'Hcifif
4.2
i Bout Hern Railway 20.
Standard Oil of N. J. pfd. 307.7
JBtudebaker Corporation 72.7
, Tennessee Copper 7.6
Texas Co 41.7
Texas & Pacific 20.5
Tobacco Products 46,8
Transcontinental Oil 8.2
Union Pacific 3! 6.5
V. S. Food Products 22.7
U. S. Retail Stores 49.5
V. S. Ind. Alcohol 69.
United States Rubber 71.8
United States Steel 81.3
Utah Copper 49.
Westlnjrhouse Klecttic 4 7.5
Willy's Overland, , . , . . 8.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. C. Howlstt
! Lawrence Conger who is Jiving on
the old Ewon place came to town with
a load of apples Wednesday but could
not get a satisfactory offer so took
them to Medford, but I have not learn
ed anything further as to what ha did
with them.-
' P. F. McCabe, another one of otir
orchardists was also io town Wed
nesday and took lata dinner at the
Sunnyside.
O. V. Picon ami wife, recently from
Denver, Colo., came in Wednesday and
camped on the bank of our beautiful
Little Butte creek expecting to go to
work for Cahrley Delin on his contract
on the Crater l.ake highway, but on
account of the continuous rains, keep
ing the gronn so full qf water that
they cannot work to advantnge, and
he not liking the Idea of doing nothing
engaged to go out to the Price camp
and cook for his road crew. They
started this Saturday morning but
something went wrong with their car
so the'y relumed to the Holmes and
Slncdonajd garage for repairs lni
, were still there at two this afternoon
I when 1 left there for home.
I E. narvey, wife and two grown sous
jalso came in the same day and camp
icd on the same stream intending to so
to work 011 ilie job as soon as the
j ground will permit,
j Mrs. Waller Meyer of Hay creek
1 who has been out to Talent visiting.
hoi' children ami other relatives, re
turned Wednesday morning on the
Eagle Point stage on her way home.
She said that she was in a hurry to
get home as she had an incubator full
of eggs that was due to hatch that
day. Asked how she had succeeded in
her undertaking in the poultry busi
ness, for the rentier will remember
that she has been engaged in the gen
era! poultry business, ducks, geese,
turkeys as well as chickens, and she
replied that she had done quite well.
Walter Marshal! and family ot
Brownsboro, were business callers
also Wednesday. ;
G. E. Men-el! of Derby was a guest
of the Sunnyside Wednesday night
and while here remarked that be was
here last fall and gave me his name
and a letter from John Zimnicrly of
Trail telling him that he saw his name
in the Eagle Point Eaglets, the conse
quence that two old friends bad re
newed acquaintance and that Mr. Zlm
mcriy had put him on a track where
he was in a fair way to clean up n
thonsaud dollars. Another instance
Bhowlng the advantage of advertising.
John Dixon of Trail also spent the
same night at the Sunnyside remain
ing until Friday morning when he
took the Persist stage for home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Cassine of San
Francisco, came out on the Butte
Falis stage Thursday and went up on
the Lake Creek stage to visit Mr. and
Mrs. It. A. Farrier of Lake Creek.
They being old time friends.
Vm. Grieve of Prospect was also
a passenger on the Derby stage on his
way up home.
i unintentionally omitted to mention
something about what George Holmes
and Thomas Lewis had done for oar
footbridge across ossr beautiful Butte
creek, but it is not too iate yet and
when I give my own opinion I feel
that 1 am giving the opinion of a!J that
have had the pleasure of walking
across it, for it is now in a much
better condition than it ever was even
when it was first built, for in addition
to what was done in the first place
they have put in two extra bents, thus
bringing the floor nearer on a level
and have put in in the place of the old
pine posts four new yew posts, and
filled the hole with concrete, thus
making them so solid that there is
positively no give.. '
In one of my recent letters I stated
that Ray Harnish had moved onto Isis
own place but instead he has moved
onto and rented his uiotlier-in-law's,
Mrs. W. W. Taylor's farm joining his
own.
For the information of her many
friends in this town and vicinity i will
state that the stork has visited the
family of Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Reier
nee Margaret Florey, and the result is
a fine giri baby born March 17th, 1921.
Shorty Allen of Wellen was a busi
ness caller Friday and when met him
he was trying to put a bale of. barbed
wire on his saddle horse, and with me
to hold his horse and Was. Hoiman of
Lake Creek, who just happened to
come along, he succeeded, and reitort
ed that the Von der Hellen's vevs
fencing a large tract of desert land
on the Antelope desert.
Mr. Nessler, the man who has rent
ed the Perry Foster place on the Trail
road west side of the river, was in
town trading with that popular firm,
Geo. Brown & Sons and in conversa
tion with one of the firm 1 remarked
that there were but very few of the
farmers coming into town now and he
remarked ihat at least two-thirds of
the business they do was done over
the telephone and sent out by parcel
post or by the stages.
The Eagle Point Ladies improve
ment club met at the home of Mrs. IX
F. Fulier last . Wednesday afternoon
and Miss Hayman and Sirs. Uayman
acted as hostesses. There were twenty-seven
ladies present, and they dis
cussed the most effective way to im
prove our town but came to no conclu
sion as to the best way to proceed
and finally decided to postpone any
special decision until after the dance
tonight. Refreshments were served
and a pleasant session of the club was
had. The next meeting will be March
31st at the home of Mrs. Gus Nichols
nnfl Mrs JpAHr will art na hH.
tess. i
! Mrs. O. M. Goss made a business
trip to Jacksonville Friday.
Fred Dntton. one of our progressive
hustling young farmers and stock men
was In town trading and reports that
his wife who has bees afflicted with
the flu has about recovered and ex-
SWEAR OFF
TOBACCl
,o-'i'o-Sac" has helped thousanaa
to break the costly, nerve-shattering
tobacco habit. Whenever you have
a lontting- for a cigarette, cigar, pip",
jor for a chew, lust place a ft;- ilrsa
jNo-To-Bae tablet in your mot h in
istead, to help relieve that awu. de
lire. Shortly the habit may be to n
jpletely broken, and you are better 'i
! mentally physically, financially. Its
'so easy, bo simple. Get a box of No-To-Bac
and if it doesn't r Ease you
from all craving for tobac, . in any
(form, your druggist will rvfund your
money without question. Adv.
pecis io visit her father, S. it. llaruish
soon for a week or so.
Mr. Purr of Derby was also a busi
ness caller Friday.
Mrs. Cuttmsiugs of Central Poini,
formerly Mrs. Waiuislev, has been the
guest of Mrs. Lottie Yonscoy for a
couple of days.
E. V. Rrittson and W. Hergsinaa and
three strangers were here for dinner
Friday.
Miss Edna Peterson of Trail was In
stalled as assistant at ilie Sunnyside
Thursday.
As I have gone about my limit I will
have to stop and leave ihe rest for
my next letter, such as real estate
changing hands, new people moving
in, etc.
Cut This Out it Is Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose with Se and
mail it to Foley Co., 2835 Sheffield
Ave., Chicago, ill., writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney
Piils for pains in sides and back; rheu
matism, bBCkache. kidney and bladder
ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tab
lets, a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathariie for constipation,
biliousness, headaches, and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere. Adv.
I-
Notice to Creditors to Prcstnt Claims
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed by the
county court of Jackson County, Ore
gon, as administratis of the estate of
Thomas McAndrew, deceased, and has
qualified. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified
to present the same with proiier vouch
ers and duly verified to the under
signed administratrix, or to M. Purdin,
attorney for the estate, at Medford,
Oregon, within six months from the
date of this notice.
Bated March 1, 192 i.
MAGGiE BURROUGHS.
Administratrix.
Notice for Putsiication
Department of the interior. United
States Land Office, Rosebttrg, Oregon,
February 24, 1S21.
Notice is hereby given that Ray
Davis, of Eagle Point, Oregon, on Feb
ruary 2.'!, 1821, made Additional Hom
stead Entry, Serial No. 013697, under
the Act of April 28, 1904 and Act of
June 9, 181S. for the KWS of SB
of Sec. 33, Tp. 34 S., R. 1 E., W. M.,
as Additional to Homestead ' Entry,
Serial No. 090S3, patented, for the
SW14 or SE!,4 of Sec. 33, Tp. 34 S.,
R. 1 E., W. M., and that upon comple
tion of publication or this notice and
payment of commissions and purchase
price of the iand, final certificate and
patent wil! issue for the land embraced
in the additionai entry.
The purpose of this notice is to allow
all persons claiming the laud adverse
ly, or desiring to show It to he mineral
in character, an opportunity to file ob
jection to the application with the
Register and Receiver of the United
States Land Office at Roseburg, Ore
gon, and to establish their interest
therein or the mineral character there
of. W. H. CAfJON,
BeglBter.
H KM WANTED MALl-3
WANTED Men with tractor for disc
ing. Phone 6S5-J-3.
HELP WAXTEl FEMALE
WANTED An old lady Eo heip keep
house. Phone or write Polk Hall,
Jiedford, Ore. 312
WANTED Cools and waitress iiy Sirs.
Leonard Carpenter. Phone 610-J-3.
310
HELP WANTKD
Aiaic and Female
YOUNG S1EN, women, over 17, for
Postal Mail Service. $120 mouth.
Examinations Aprii. Exiierienee un
necessary. For free particulars of
instruction, write John Leonard, for
mer Civil Service examiner, 758
' Equitable lildg., Washington, D. C.
- WASTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Garden plowing. Phone
272-L, 313
WANTED Pruning and grafting by
day or contract. Can furnish suf
ficient help. Work guaranteed. 123
N. Central. Kldd liros. 313
WANTED For plowing see W. E.
Blair, 613 N. Central. Phone S30-X.
312
WANTED By expert window cleaner,
store fronts, buildings, etc. Resi
dence work a specialty. Floors wax
ed and polished. Janitor work. Geo.
A. Seely. Phone S47-L. 3U
WANTED Position as camp or ranch
cook by competent woman; prefer
fuii charge. Box J. J., Mali Tribune.
SOS
WANTED Plowing to do.
452-U
Phone
30S
ANNOUNCEMENT
We have associated with us Mr.
Luke W. Hendcrsoti, aa expert
accountant of wide experience,
whoB former connection with
one of )hc largest firms of Pab
ISc Accountants in the West,
places ys in position to render
HIGHEST CLASS srvice in
accordance with methods de
veloped and perfected during
yeans of accoutring experience.
Au'tstvg j
SYSTEM
tERVICEiO;
FlrvvesrtEfls"
Sf. P. SCIfSf ITT, Sis.
Phone 5St IJlserty Bidjf,
WAXTE1 Mit fcl.LAX KOl'S
WAXTEB Cali ii' M tor a
tenant for your furnished
will tease.
reliable-'
house;
si:; -
WAXTBB To buy
small lumen of!
cattle. Glvp full description, pric'
we. W. V.. Mail Tribune.
WANTED 3 or 4 room m denj isonye i
close in. Phone Ssr-1, afternoons. Sit I
WANTED Lawn and garden, wurk.j
pruning and grafting, etc. Geo. A.
Seeiy. Phone 947-L. 313 1
WANTED To buy
6U-3-4.
smudge oil.
Phone
303
WAXTEB Bath tub. siato size, kind
and price. Address No. 22, Slai!
Tribune. SSi
WANTED House moving and re
pairing. Phone 4SS-M or 4SS-X. tf
WANTED Se'eral men and boys to
know that yon can buy any bike for
$2.08 per week. Liberty Shop, S.
Grape.
WANTED Shoe repairing while youi
wait at the "Mode! Boot Shop " 1 1
S. Central Ave. Quick service.!
quality work. E. N. Bldea, prop. I
VOil MEXT FOJXiKHtS
msoMs
FOR RENT -rooms
at 32i
161-3.
- Furnished
S. Riverside.
sleeping
Plume
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms, hot
and cold water, bath any time; use
of wash tub and iron. Irge gar
age; one block, from Hbrary. Ko,
604 W. Tenth.
FOR RENT iiOl'KEKKKPiXt;
itOOSSS
FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping
apartments. 213 Talent Court.
Phone 955-R. 312
KtSIt itKXT APARTMEXTH
FOR REXT Furnished
231 N. Peach.
aiiartEitent.
318
LOST Between Grants Pass and.
Medford, March IS, a canvass cov-i
ered roll, containing paint brushes.:
Return io interusban Autocar Co.!
and receive liberal reward. !
TAKES VI
TAKEN L'P Brown horse, lujared
front shoulder, i'hono 132-L. 3t3
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE ISIS Chevrolet touring,
first-class condition. Owner must
sell for cash. Will take Ford in
exchange. Write Bos 124, Rogue
River. 313
FOR SALiS J820 Chei'rolet at a bar
gain. Terms. Will consider Ford in
trade. Phone TSI-H, evenings. 313
FOR SALE Dodge ear, excellent con
ditio!!. Terms if desired. Phone
Sl-J between 6 and S p. va. 312
FOR SALE One 1929 Oakland sis
touring car, looks like new, extra
equipment, hamper, motameter, new
Bpare tire, clock, etc. Owner must
Bell at sacrifice at once. Price $1100.
Tumy Motor Co., 125 S. Front St. tf
FOR SAL'S Ford touring ear. Perfect
condition. Phono 44, eai! for Collier.
tf
FOR SALE Ford touring ear ?2?5.
Ford truck with covered body, cab
and windshield, practically new,
$700. Patton & Itoblnson, Inc., 212
S, liiverside.
FOR SALK The owner says we must
sell 1929 Dart, $1.43 worth of extras.
Cord tires. $1000, Come goon. It
- won't last long. Clark & Cailders.
tr
-t SALE POULTRY AND KOtiS
FOR SALE Hatching eggs $7.00 per
hundred. Famous "Gregons" mated
, to Tancred Leghorn roosters. Large
Btee and heavy layers. W, K. Par
ker, Central Point, Phone IS-X-t.
314
FOR SALE Barred Hock eggs, O, A.
C. best laying strain. Phone B8S-R-3.
Pi
321
FOR SALE Electric brooder, 350
ehick sir-e, 112.00. R. L. Wilson,
Hotel Holland. 313
OR SALE Black Minorca eggs for
Betting; would deliver Wednesday
BSid Saturday. Phone 534-X. 312
FOR SALE Barred Rock eggs, O. A.
C strain, for setting. Phtaie 91S-W.
332
FOR SALE Hatching egga frosss my
Tancred Bsssserial an3 Stoyai White
Leghorns. Tlse best bred egg pro
ducers in Bonihern Oregon, $4.99 per
setting. 3t. V. t'rmn, phone 5S7-it-l.
399
FOit SALE White Wyandotte setting
eggs $Lu0 for 35. 339 N. Front St.
341
FOR SALE R'noao JssUnd Red eggs,
$1.00 per setting. H. I. cockerels,
$2.50 each. Choice ".;-.Ble canaries
$2.03. Phone S47-Y,
FOR SALE White Jveghorn chicks
$15 to $18. Eggs $5.08 per hundred.
It. J. Red eggs, chicks and cockerels.
DresBler Square Deal Hatchery.
Phone SSi-L. 31S
Irrigated Bottom Land Cioe In on the
Pacific Highway
tear acre finest Bear Creek bottom soli, paid up wafer rlgitf, sfime
fins fruit and bcrrfc, itartiy serilesS to nifalfa, good Itaase, fine basfs
ami poaitry iioases, ciiy water for hoaselsoRI pBrposes. Price
$it,730,t,
BROWN & WHITE
FOR SALE REAL, ESTATE
,!
FOR SALE Nice catiase, i'tsi&isi,
close in, 329 S. Crane St. SU
-IFOK SALK 5 room cottage, UMi,
ment sidewalk, and foundation;
clear title some Eerms, $lfcjo. Hrawu
& Wl5iie. tt
FOR SAlE Extra bargaia So move
quickly, 5 room furnished modern
bungalow, close in, clear title. Tina?
on pari. Better see this. Itiowa &
White. 3
-FOR SALE Bv owner, modern five
room bnngalow, sleeping isoreh. ca!-j
met kiteben. staiionary tubs, two
lots, barn, pa rase, fruit and shade
trees. 3SJ21 Xiantic. Phone IBS-j-S.
I FOR SALE Bargain, 2 acres located
tii.e miles from !o!d Hiii, !i BiiSe
ftmu school house, on phone line
&;i rahtl rouie, with maning water
i jiiaee. State water permit for
-v,e; e ;t",'esr wlili fw aeri'S in
SUaifa. A giid six riwijo house wiih
ttus firop5;sav, also fair enOosildioss
K 1 novon wh? fences, also plejity
of fice- range for caitle. Price
$150 down, balance on reassoiiaoi
teruts. See J. O. Pierce, owsser, tJold
Hill, Ore., or jshose 31-F-4. SiH
FOR SALE A bargain, 368 aero;
gEod soil, wire iVaeed, &1 acres in
cultivation, 2 miles is slore; no
buildings, $50 per acre. Aiidres
P. O. its S37. 3S
FOR SALE Ktve room modern htss
galow, farnishesi, close In. $34HH.
Terms. Stedford Laud insuranee
Azcney, 220 W. Main St. if
FOR SALE Modern 4 roosa huugaiow
Phone gj8-R-j. SOS
FOit SALE Cheap, nice ounjiakiw, S
rooms and batii, screened la sleeping
porch, large screened oaek porch,
huili-ln features, on paventent, ce
ment walks, good garden ssat, fruit
and berries. Bonjediate possession.
See it st 5iS Beat!- St. 283
FOR SALE 6-roons !mle;o bungalow,
jsartiy furnished, $3758.
5-roatn mofiern eolisge. ?20SS.
7-room bungalow,
On paved streets, have gs rases,
alt assessments, taxes paid. Terms.
Address P. O. Box SSI. i 3SS
; FOR SALE T5BWS!tv.two acres tiae
I soil one mile front Medford, eight
acres mil bearing orestard, aaianee
SEiitahie for alftilfa. Five room mod
ern bssagalow, goati Itars and out
buildings. Total pries $7003, only
J2S00 cask resjalred, Eari Tansy,
125 S. Front St, tl
FOB SALE Good ranches. Sea as
fcefors baying. J. R. Andrews, 31
N. Grape St. Phone 53-J,f. t
FOR SALE Leask ana exchange real
estate. Gold Ray Realty CompaBy.
FOR SAL8
farnished acreage.
21S.
-Houses and bnngalows,
or ssfurslsbed: slso
C, S, Bntterfteld,
FOR SALE IJVISSTOlTii
FOR SALS Saddle borse, bnrro and
iiaek outfit csjinpleie A. II. Cssl
hoan, 1 mile southwest of Phoenix.
310
FOR SALE Matched team 1 and S
years aid, weighs over 2600, wagon,
harness and woodsaw,- Also bosses
and lota. S26 Palis St, 313
FOR SALE Fine Poland Chlaa Isoar
pig. Old eiioagh for sservice. Uptoa
Bros., Central Polat. 311
FOR SAI,S Pigs.
Siedford,
Sevcrsoa, R. 3,
319
FOR SALE Barre? Rock eggs for
settissg, O, A. C, Birain. Pbosis 9iS-W
323
FOR SALS OR TRADE Osse irrel
horse, tisrea years old, weight 3330,
well broke, gestla, will gssarantee.
Phone 10-F-2, McJdowbrook Farm,
Kagie PoinL . 333
FOR SALE Tea beauUCal fresh cows,
high testers; also cream separator,
and good work horse. Walsh's place
one mile northeast o Sledford, on
Crater Lake Road, 313
FOR SALE Mount Crest Ranch of
fers for sale foar Shorthorn bulls,
ready for service, yossr choice for
$350. Two yoaager at $20), ssesily
red. Apply James Stewart, Mossst-
crest Ranch, tltit, Calif- tf
BUSINESS OPPOItTESmES
FOR SALS Five shares slock of
Fanners and Fraitgrowers isassk.
Price $100 tmr share. This bank
earned over fifteen sssr cent oa its
capital last year Address Box B. E.,
Mail Tribune. !f
FOB EXOHASGS
FOR KXCHANOE Single buggy for
sslack land plow. 32s
Phone 63S-.M,
iiaven ,8i.
Sit
FOUND
FOiTND ijidies' Eves-sharp pencil
Phone 502-W besJ prove ptsserEy,333
MOXEV TO fiOAN
TO LOAN J. B. Andrews loans uspsey
on real estate- and buys mortgages
and Liberty bonds. Paoaa 53-M, 31
North Orape street.
. . .. L
HOLLAND HOTEL CORSES
i FOR SA&K SSCKi.LAXE0VS
- - - -
FOR SALE White eaamelad kiw&eai
f-isik. sl;iss fnsst sH-mss-, lot water idgsel
ssssl nsee lol assorted runrnni fruits. ;
323 S. nspe St. 2H I
h'Oii SAi.K Karsttar
.asvL Phone in-3.
at 412 St!!h
FUK SU.K One !Ssw-ts
tor di ver. W cars asui 5'.: iyssys cas
tie taken down jr si ms at shost
iioilee. Weather-jiKMif. or ftrt&er
jisnieolars iuuuire E i. W. JohssstiJG.
S7iS JtissioEt 6t., San rrattt'.-.-.
Uaiy City. 3UI
FOit SALE Alfalfa hay in isasa, $tiU ,
lijiJiiiltoii Patxon, ohoue -Et-X, eveJi-i
inss. SSEs
FOR SALE Save 50 on ssew IS-Sj
Strain ilrsB. Ae'drres iJ. BurforsM
I uaitt urn, tfre. -
i i
FOH SAI.M ftrge. family rffmera-
for, scythe, gardett rai;e, fcoe bntM
saw, wire sEretehfr. 325 s. jtlv?r-
side, i'isona 701 -J, 3111
FOR SALE I M. feet of HierchasE-
37 S. of Ranse 1 East, wees or with-pOBTER J. SEFF-AMoraeyat
on! land. Frank Anderl, SSausferJ rooms ssd Msafard biSXtemxi
Lake Co.. Ore. 3U i BJSk BaiMlESg.
FOR SALE 280 ljcssst fenee jsosts. 7
and 3 foL John Lyden, jaeKsiiUviile
312
FOR SALE Twoniy tons good grain
feav near Taiist. Phone 52is-R. 3i
FOR SALE Quick LaaeU ssed ssa
toes, iJotstst 21, aldie Mar&et, Weit
Eesday aad Saturday, Or phoaa
order 392-V. .These are saossnEaia
grown ?otaEoes ftssat Persist. Get
j'Esor order la early. 3i2
FOB SAlvE
eondiiioEE, tesijsj, Jise.
Fordsoa traesar, fias
1'attsist astd Sah-
tt!
FOR SALE 289 Rsrileit ssear trees,
fins hadd!5d slocfe, W. J. Welssters
Raaeii, i'hose US5-J-3. 31:
FOR SALE 100 rcsis 4t-iaeli rafehit
ssroif Page feaca at a Issrsain. Call ;
ai 283 iAherty V,klg. ' 3S3
FOE? SAE.i? .T.let-,- wasiitti ots-
ehino wills wrioges-; in iierfect ato-1
elsssnscBl condition, lines gpleadMI
srnrii ?,E a:ii EEsven t tStM 1
831-3-2. jjpOUETT P. BHAY-
SJ
SALE Eleetsie wasbssBg ata-:
clilse, $3a.30; waier jjower washer,:
$10; electric vaeiiEnE cleaner, $25,
at 2tl W- 31sln, The Medford Ex-
change, tf
FOR SALS RoH tois otlsee desk nnd
rsvoiviag office ehalr; also VlsSer-
waod t.Viiewrtter, visible sssoiiel, st
the JledE'ord Exchange, 211 W. Mais.
FOB SALE Several aiaadard
sirojs-ljead sewing aiachiaes, $J5 to
f5.58 which we will sell on easy
terms. Tas Medfartl Exehasge, 214
W. Slabs. It
FOH SALS GooA Jersey cow, team
yoasg Isorses, high lift ssslky plow,
thousand gallons ssESEEdgs oil aad 69
Is. p. essierssiBar tractor with plows.
B. L. Bodge, IS Geneva Ave, Med
ford. - 3s.O
FOR SALS Kitchen stove Iss gosil
condition. Pierce's Repair Shop, 111
S, Central, 39s
FOR SALS Road grader. Twelve-foot
blade. New machine. Can be sees
oar warelsossse. it, 3L V. Canal
Co, if
FOR SALg Alfalfa, first and seeossd
csitting. Gold Rassga Jianea, 2 nllos
south on Highway, 3tS
FOR SALE Wheat $2.50 per aussdrsd.
"nElesit Orchard Cff Taieat, SOS
FOR. SAL33 PiBfso, selccfeEt by Iteiii
Isnspacb fr iUi fine teas, ar wilt
trade tor a light car, Coart Hall, tf
FOR SALE SBshiJy used sifatfa, cssl-
ttvator. Hsbbsrii IJros. if
FOR SALK Socoad-Sand Vssgbss drag
saw, llaabard Bros. if
FOR SAtii Canary birds, 633 &
Park.
FOR SALS Osse -ssorae Alasa sta
tionary essgine, ilka sew, $225.
One 5-tooi orchard disk, ased aae
geason, $59. One S-fsiat orchard
disk, Eised one seastis, $7S, One 30
iEECh gisasj plow, Stist like sew, $75.
C. E. fjates Aata Co, U
FOR SAL53 Sand, gravel, sedtasest
and dirt. Plowing aad teastlsg work
jjsne. Phone S12-J, Baasaet Bate
jssbb, S92 Staple St.
FOR SALE Mansire.
Phone
iJeaysr Dairy.
FOR SALS Osse new Sasspssa trac
tor at a rery Jo price; will take
good teass in ea psyEssesst, baiaEsce
cash ssd iersssB, iico. i. Trelehiar
Motor Ce SiedforiJ, Ore. t
FOR SALEltay ai Tisree Oaks. W.
J. Hartzell, ii
FOK SAfK 233 pan isew shoes ai
cost. Seeoad-hasd sssoes and shoe
repairing at the Medford Shoe Hos
pitai, 113 & Sixth. St, SiEKSrerd.
BCSISESS BliiKOTOSr
sSSosan Art Rugs
aiEJSAN art 3UJO cu. We weave
rEigs friHn old carE;tB aasl rstgs asd
eleas all rss?. "Rugs we clean are
clean when weeieaa theia." 3153 W
'teath, jjfeisne !S9, Free delivery.
UnderiBker
PKRL FUNERAL ilOMli Cor Sixth
aad Oakdale. Asahataaee servtce.
Phone i'S.
Prlater and Psisiisher
MESFORO PRtNTsNQ CO, has is
besi eji!lpiie! prisstiBS office Is
gsatltera Oregsssi. Rasik htadiaa.
iossstt leaf ledgers, bitting svstesaa,
e$v Psrtlasui prices, zi Fit Sfe
BUStSESS DIRECTORY,
Sitmg&Y EROS. & VAN V03U8
Abstracts oS ntle, Keezss 2 ssi S,
No. 22 Ksrfe Cesteaj Ave, sjsSsirs
StiSlJACKSON COKNTV ABSTRACT
1 COMPANY tajsrrrated Ah-
Architect
&. TEKTS Lisesssd sre&Seet.
SSssss, Callforssia. SSi
LAStES AUTO SrSJMS CO. ft'
oseratlng tsa larsesi, oldest ssd
beatqaippe4 psaat ts t3e Pssirts
cortfeweat. Cse ossr snrlngE 3s-b
otlters fail, Sold ssder r5Ues
jfaaraatee. 34 JfsrtS Flftees42i St-
I'srtlasd, Gragsss.
Attr45fs
lA. S. REA55ES lsjer, Gb;e
Corey Bnllilfeg.
O. C. 8QGOS Seal esiat laur ss3
settieaseat oJ estates s specialty,
B. F. LINDAS AEfesrsey, Seaeral
Practle. Patents sgesiatty.
Stewart BSdg. ' 4
WIN FIELD H. SASaD lawyer.
Uooss 1 Pains MscSt, iSf? East Saia
St., aieilfora. -
Snlidiras Mst-tKjS.
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MEDFORD CSMSST BSICK
ISLGCEC WORKS speelsBsse is S
kinds tst eesseat bSiSSissssg pTsgsets,
Cor. FSr aad Tests streets.
liii. A, RBSKL43SB Cbire5T6Sis
Spinal Adjastssests, 534-335 Spsrt
Bidg, ear. Mais ssJ JtiTeriM.
Office phase 2SS.
Cairapractis P&yslclaa
SjraigM CMss-
pracye, toosjss 499-1.9 M. F. & K,
bnildisa S io 12 a. eea, 2 ts p. aw
daBy except Taarsday.
Cents
DR, V. S. KAWSSAS, Sestisi. OBSc
la Saarta BsBding. OfBcs fesars t
ta IS a. as., I io 5 p. jet. Ptmrm
Eiscte-ie Service
iBATTERV & EUSCTRtC CO, Faslsrj
I Eiii?-ibwir Rvdss 553EErE ar.A
Fsirbajsks-Msrse lisai slasts.
Mldg. Phoae 115.
Si
Txpri Asceaataat,
'llan A13X8T3N& CO. E. S. W&
aea, O, P, A. Atiestiss gSvea tt
aayf hisg Is AcossstiEg ass Isscotsi
Tax reqsslmseBis. i53 into eat
slasplijied sscosniissg jssei&sS. LISf
ert? Bldg MeSford. Pboaa im$t
Fidelity zrd Serety Sorni
FIDELITY AND SHEET? BOXES-
We execats ait forsss s hssi
MeCtsrsSy lassis-aaea Aijeaey, tS
Snstrssstlsa Va t&saio
FRSB ALTON iJASSHT Tsas&sr est
aiaaa asd barjsosy. Salght MsESil
stadia, SJS Qsmeit-Corey BssliiSsS
Pfeoae IS.
Painting anjl PaperJsaaslEss
LEWIS & CASEV PslnUsg,
bsaglag:, tiatiag. ifeEissBies Jsrslss
ed fE-Ee. Phase 183, 26 S, Grape St,
mi. A,, BURSSLL SplEsstsspat, Pajt
siciss and ssjrgeoss. Spiaai aiisisfr
ssessta, sssrai ttc&Use&it &sA
aasls, 36S-I3-ii M, F, & H. Sag.
Eajmtor tss Usird flsssr.
BR. J. J, EMmmS PbyBlcsSa sai
sargeoa. Practice Basitea io eye,
ear, boss aa4 throat. Eyes scsastSt
te&ii? tested asd passes sBjtpge,
Oeaiist astl Assist f or S. P. B. S. C,
Sf, & H. Co. Bids, P2S35S seIT.
SS. F. S. CARXOW, CS, SA MAINS
CAR1AW OstsopatMe PEyiCj&s.
Garisstt-Corey Bids. pbos
Sesldeaea 36 S. Laaret Si,
DR. W. W HOWASIJ-Gstsaaataia
FbyBiclaEE. Special atleatlsa girs
to eye, ear, tsose ejs1 tsrsai, SSI
ilberty baRdiag. Phssa 4SS,
mi. HASB P. COl!SlMAiS-;5irE
praetie sna" Jfatarai Paialess iistli
sds. Reoai 42g M. F, & it, BMg.
Phone SS. ;
JAMiSS C, HAVES Pbyslctaa sail
Sarsjeas; sfflce sssjis ii is 12 a. ts,
2 4, T is S p. us, Sparta ssEllsgag;
residence :HSS W. Hatss. pfeoEseiE
Office 35, res. 482. "gseelaR?"
Sedical asst Sssrglcal !EsgaesE. if
ilr. Wil. W, P, HGIF PbysEifea and
gargeoa. OfBees a F. H. MSg.
Pheas iSS, Besids3ss& XIS Gmtsi
St. Phone 1S5-J-2.
ME3DFORR FLKFF KISS WORKS
makes ftaff rssgs frass old ssS kos-s
carpets aa4 jsss, Phsste J35-M.
m Pise Si.
Tsi sr-.i Awntes War
MESFORO TENT AND AWSIS3
. WOSJCS ISS N. Graa St,
43. K. Earaer, Pres.
TrESfr
SASS TRANSFER. & STOSASS CO,
imx- 43 Nona Fjssi St Pisssae
Si5, Pricss jisaS. rfli gnxi
OA VIS TRANSrSS-
say or sight. Service gEEarsstse,
Fair treatsseat, i3 S, Ftr,
OJSse m sr IS8, Sif-S 1
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