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5JEDP0RD MAIL TRTBUNE, !KETFORT), OTTHCiOW MONDAY, MAY P,0, 1021
CHILDREN MARCH
JECORATIONJAT
" PARADE ASHLANO
ASHLAND, ..May 30. The chil
dren will partirlpnte In the Mem
orial; Day . .. parade . today, ,. the
relief rorps 'of the p. A. n, having
mnde tho necessary arrangements for
' 1 he yoi'ns folk's to take part iri the
procTOr.i of the day. The Plaza will
lie tio rallying point for the marchers
of. vnrlous organizations.
Khrinera ot Hillah Temple began
1he trek towards Eugene . Inst Wed
nesdny. especially ns the fine weather
rrrompteii many to no hy the auto
roiHe. Only two Pullmans were re
served for those who took nassnco on
No. 1C. Friday evening. Frantle ap
peals for reservation were filed up
to the' time the train whistled for
Billings "undeihend" crossing The
patrol monopolized one ear. nnd for
n time it looked ns tlioURh lis mem
tiers would have to he transferred to
it perch on tho roof of the smoker.
Jesse Winhurn, Robert Nell, W. V.
T.oomis, Andv McOallen nnd P.oh
Warner. T. H. Simpson and others
were among those who started early
f under Chovrolot, Bulcl; and Fordson
k potvfir. .
h ' Attorney William Brings has heon
i appointed to defend Frank Kod.it.
ii implicated in tho attempted Gold Hill
bank rohberv.
Mrs. Cl. ft. 'Eubanks has cone to
Santa Tlosa, Calif., for an extended
visit with relatives. Lntor on. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Phil Ttoso of Monterey will
join her tbero in a family reunion.
Tho Girls Friendly of Trlnltv
ehuroh gavo a Jnoanese tea at the
-Pnrlsh house on , Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. .1. W. McCoy left the last of
-tho week for San Francisco for n
rhnnce of climate nt a lower altitude
iy the seaside. Mr. McCoy and the
children will join her there later on,
driving down in the family car.
Ladles of the Presbyterian Aid so
ciety held n very successful food sale
at Tenders department store on Sat
urday. All tho church affiliations are
busily Interested these days in the
contemplntod additions to tho church
edifice.
A number of property changes of
Into include tho transfer of tho East
tilde market by James Barrett to otit
Bldo parties. The residence property
off O. P. Calof on Becst street, has
boon sold to Mcdford parties, and
Mrs.. Sophie Willard, also of Medford,
has bought the J. M. Hughes place on
j . Pioneer avenuo and will occupy it'.
' Tom Hill, having sold his grocery to
' M. B. Plummer, and has gone to
Southern California to locate perma
nently. "Disabled Soldolrs' Week" begins
May 29, as per official announcement
made by Governor Olcott.
,i Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Mulit, returning
to their home in Portland from an ex
tended stay in Southern California,
were visitors hero with relatives and
friends last week,
Ashland has a private day nursery
on a kindergarten foundation, r.iteo
being 3 per month, or five cents per
hour, as tuition charges. Children
aro also cared for during evenings at
30.C per hour, or daytime hours at 20c.
M. W. Jones, from Eastern Oregon
' in tho vicinity of Ontario, and who
lias been employed on Pacific High
way construction work in this vicinity
for tho past year, will move to Grants
Pass and accept employment on tlit
big irrigation project under way in
Josephine county. Eventually, he
plans to invest in a ranch property In
that section. His Grants Pass resi
dence will bo located at 41U TlogUL
Klver avenue.
, Mrs. Elizabeth Van Sant was hostess
last week, Thursday, at her home on
Oak street, to. a company of friends
Kathorcd to greet, as guest of honor,
Mrs. -Hattie Logor, who Is visiting fa
miliar acquaintances hore, on her way
homo to Aberdeen, South Dakota.
J. M. Spencer, ex-service man, is
employed as engineer by the Hubcr
Construction company at its summit
highway camp on the Slskiyous, en
gaged in paving operations near tin
base of tho mountains and In the vi
cinity of the Barrons.
E. E. Ehrlch, mining engineer, for
merly locatod at Medford was a vis
itor hero last week, returning from a
trip to San Francisco. lie has been
located for some time past at Victo
s&Ss5g2EsginM irfll f?fcPiis TffF-0r
SPARTA BUILDING DIRECTORY
L ' George Andrews, Manager
MAIN KLOOll
I1VSY CORNER MOTOR CO.. Tires. Accessories
MODERN PLUMBING & HEATING CO., Beat. Ideal. Areola.
Pipe-less 1 '.' '
EXCHANGE TlIllC CO., New and Rebuilt I Ires
SECOND FlXHt
IR. A. BVRKLVND. Chiropractor
1R. V. R. KAUFMAN. Dental Surgeon
1R J t. HAYES, Physician mill Surgeon
;KORGK ANDREWS STUDIOS. Voire. Mrs. George Andrew ..
MRS. E. K. GORE. lHnno and Harmony
jjIl.S, GEORGE MADDO.X, Dressuiaklus . ... . . j.. ..j.. u
ria, British Columbia, In the employ-
meat of a corporation which is pros- I
pecting for mineral deposits through
ou that section of the Canadian !
northwest. Mrs. Enrich, who was I
formerly Miss Van Slyke of the Ash
land schools, visited relatives at Gold I
Hill Incident to this trip south.
A now departure as to lettering ath-
lelic lia.nts of the public schools Is in
vogue, and at a recent presentation by I
Bupt. Briscoe, the basketball person
nel was distinguished by Old English
letter; baseball, black letter; and foot
ball by the satiie designation us in for
mer years. To the boys awards were
made to Capt. Hoer, Guthrie, Ramsey,
Young and Aitken; to the girls, Capt.
Tucker, Carlton, Edson, Hoke, Hoover
and Fleobe. Tho teams have made a
most enviable record in genornl tho
past school yoar.
A new moat market has been locat
ed at 343 East Main street, by K.
Grlmsley, newcomer from Gerber,
Virgil Hedgpeth, former agent at
the local Southern Pacific freight de
pot, has been visiting here of late. He
is now in the railroad service at Klam
ath Kails. Since leaving Ashland lie
has visited various localities In south
ern California, and Arizona.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 15. Barrett have gone
to Linn county to remain indefinitely
on ranch property, the change having
born made to try climatic conditions
prevailing at a lower altitude.
Miss Maude Hedrick nnd Miss Ger
aldlno Ruch, both Ashland teachers
have gone to their homes tit Drain and
Eugene respectively,, to pass the sum
mer vacation season.
THE FOOTS GREEK
SCHOOL C!
SI
Foots Creek school closed its ses
sion on Friday, the 27th, and n large
part of tlie community come together
for a picnic dinner on the school
grounds. A vote of thanks was given
to Miss Elizabeth Miller of Leland for
her efficient worn as teacher. Nine
teen pupils were enrolled and every
one who attended the entire term was
passed without conditions to the next
grade. Three pupils, John Dufur,
Leslie Carr and Dorothy Dehike
passed the eighth grade examinations
and all, three expect to go to high
school next year. To tho delight, of
all, the county superintendent appear
ed on the scene with the diplomas for
the graduates. She also brought one
certificate of award for perfect atten
dance. This fell to Vera Voice. But
for, sickness, several more would have
received the sanie.
The school year closed with all bills
paid and more than $200 in tho treas
ury, despite the fact that only $10 has
yet been received of the. $133.25 which
was in the Jacksonville bank.
On Monday, June 20, the district will
vote on consolidation with Gold Hill.
Tom Mix Appears In Another Fine
Picture
Tom Mix put over another fine wes
tern picture at the Ilialto theatre yes
terday. It is called "A Ridln' Romeo",
and Is the star's latest William Fox
production.
Besides being thrilling In this
story, Mix kept the viewers laughing
continuously by his enactment of tho
humorous incidents. Mix wrote the
story himself.
Bronchial Trouble Caused Anxiety
No medicine has a better reputation
than Foley's Honey and Tar for quick
ly relieving coughs, colds and croup. It
loosens the phlegm and mucus, clears
tho passages, eases hoarseness, stops
tickling throat. John G. Hekking, 195
Burgess Place, Passaic, N. J., writes:
"I was sufforiug from an acute case of
bronchial trouble which gave nie con
siderable anxiety. Foley's Honey and
Tar deserves all tho credit for my be
ing well now." Sold everywhere. Adv.
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LOCAL-HISTORICAL
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JACKSON COUNTY
A meeting for the organization of
the Southern Oregon Historical soci
ety was hold at the library, Jioniiuj
evening, May 23,
After the reading anil adoption ol
tho constitution the following officers
wore elected: Mr. M. A. Yothers, pres
ident; Miss Susanne Homes, first vice-
president; Mrs. .1. II. Klocker, second
vice-president; Miss Julia Fieldor,
secretary; Miss Loraino Lawton, trea
surer; Mr. Hedrick, corresponding
secretary, nnd the following persons
were elected executive committee;
Col. Sargent, Prof. Irving Vinlng,
Judge Watson, Mrs. C. II. Warren,
Mrs. J. H. Cochran, and Emil Britt.
Col. Robert Miller of Portland was
present and gave a very interesting
talk about early beginnings in llogue
ltivcr valley. He emphasized tho fact
that the early pioneers will be gone
soon and what is gleaned of tho early
history must bo diio us soon as pos
sible. Where gold was first discovered Is
now only, a conjecture anil has given
rise to many differences of opinion.
Col. Miller dwelt at length upon the
output of gold in the mining days of
Jacksonville and said the fact of the
great amount of gold taken out had
never been given enough prominence
and that If eastern capital could be
induced to Invest no doubt great quan
tities of gold would yet be taken out I
as only the surface had ns yet been
touched.
The figures given out by "Mr. C. C.
lleekman of gold bought over Ms
counter was about 2S million, the mer
chants and others took in about an
equal amount. Tho Chinese miners of
whom there were thousands took out.
of the mines gold to the amount equal
to the bank and the stores which gives
an amount in round numbers of about
120 millions.
He also spoke of some or his Indian
experiences east of the mountains.
The Historical society hopes to get
its organization at Work and begin the
preservation of early history this sum
mer.
Fossil sharks of earliest ages, are
virtually tho same as those found to
day. Notice of Sale of Government Timber
General Laud Office, Washington,
D. C, AprllJO, 1921.
Notice is hereby given that subject
to the conditions and limitations of
the Acts of June 9, 1916 (39 Stat. 218),
and June 4, 1920 (41 Stat.,- 758), and
the instructions of the Secretary of
the Interior of September 15, 1917,
nnd June 22, 1920, the timber on the
following lands will be sold June 3,
1921, at 10 o'clock a. in., at public auc
tion at the United States Land Office
at Roseburg, Oregon, to the highest
bidder at not less than tho appraised
value as shown by this notice, sale to
be subject to the approval of tho Sec
retary ot the Interior. The purchase
price, with an additional sum of one
fifth of one percent thereof, being
commissions allowed, must be deposit
ed at time of sale, money to be return
ed if sale is not approved, otherwise
patent will issue for the timber whlcn
must be removed within ten years.
Bids will be received Irom citizens of
the United States, associations of such
citizens and corporations organized
under the laws of the United States or
any state, territory or district thereof
only. Upon application of a qualified
purchaser, tho timber on any legal
subdivision will be offered separately
before being included in any offer of a
larger unit.
T. 39 S., R. 1 W., Sec. 5, SW'i
NW!4, pine 150 M., Fir 175 M none
of the pine to be sold for loss than
$2.50 per M., and none ot tho fir to be
sold for less than $2.00 per M. T. 33
S., R. 5 W., See. 9, NW SW4. pine
200 M., fir 440 M none of the pine to
be Bold foi less than $2.50 per M., and
none of tho fir to be sold for leBS than
$1.00 per M. T. 31 S R. 7 W., Sec. 1,
KEVi SW4, fir 300 M., not to be sold
for less than $1.00 per M. T. 39 S.,
It. 8 V Sec. 3, BWVi NE 14 , plno 2S0
M fir 150 M., NEli NW, plno 220 1
M Fir 45 M SWy, NW, pine 100
M., fir 20 M., NW4 SW, pl.ie 45 M.,
fir 10 M., SW4 9WS, pine 95 M
fir 35 M., SK'A SW'i, pine 140 M,
fir 10 M nono of the pine to be sold
for less than $3.00 per Mi, and nono
of the lir to be sold for less than $1.00
per M. WILLIAM SPRY,
Commissioner General Land Office.
WANTED SITUATION'S
WANTED My expert window clean
ers, buildings, store fronts, etc.
Floors waxed. Residence work a
specialty. Lawns and gardens cared
for. References if desired. I?y Geo.
A. Seely, phone 917-L. A. M. Khouds,
phono 705-W. 61
WANTED Bookkeeping, by experi
enced bookkeeper. Phone 423-J. 59
WANTED Dressmaking. Alterations,
hemstitching, picotlng, braiding,
beading, accordeon pleating, buttons
covered. Prompt service, work guar
anteed. Alice Scott, 8inger Shop,
10 S. Fir. Phone 215-R.
78"
WANTED By man with
steady ranch work. C. C.
Rogue River, Ore.
family,
Vorce,
62
HELP WANTED
Male ami Female
WANTED Apple thinners.
Bear Creek Orchard. Tel
Call
3-R-1 .
9
HELP WAXTKI) 1 'KM ALE
WANTED
$."0.00. -Competen
t cook, Wages
Phone 3S0.
tt
V ANTED Girl for cooking and gen
oral housework. Telephone Jack
sonville 3S-F-5 or write V. C. Preston
Jacksonville. 02
WANTED Competent girl for general
housework. Phone 4.11 It.
WANTED .MISCELLANEOUS
W ANTED Information as to
the
holder of warrant No, 1Ti2 on
School District i.S'o. (12. Jackson
county, that it may lie paid. Com
municate with tile clerk or District
No
02, Itoguo Kiver, Ore. H.
I).
(It
WANTED Children's sewing.
522-W.
Phone
03
WANTED To rent, with option to
buy, fairly good 5 or l' room house
with two lots, or small acreage on
highway. Address V. O. Box 981.
Medford. 69
WANTED Children to care for while
mother works by day, children to
board by week while parents on
vacation. Mrs. N. D. Wilson, 17 S.
P. St., Medford, Oregon. &!!
WANTED Partner wilh $1000 to in
vest with services In established
business. P. O. llox 771, Medford,
Oregon. 61
WANTED A used tent. Reply Dc
Luxe Auto Top Shop, 112 N. Front
street, Medford. tt
WANTED Contract to put up hay on
shares, by ton or day. Box SO, Mail
Tribune. 59
WANT light car to apply on classy
four-passenger Stutz Bulldog. Some
terms on balance to responsible
partv. llox 712, Grants Pass, Ore.
Phono 2S2-J. ' 59
WANTED Shoo repairing by expert.
Also new and second hand shoes at
reduced prices. Medford Shoo Hos
pital, 119 E. Sixth street. tf4
WANTED Today. Four auto tires up
to 5 inches, to be filled with Univer
sal Tiro Filler. No punctures or
blowouts. Sorvice Station at Med
ford Natatorium. tf
WANTED House moving nnd
pairing. Phone 488-M or 4S8-X.
WANTED Several men nnd boys to
know that you can buy any bike foi
$2.00 per week. Liberty Shop, S.
Grape. tf
FOR KENT FURNISH ED ROOMS
FOR RENT Room, $2.00 per
445 S. Front.
week.
60
FOR RENT Nice - sleeping rooms.
Gentlemen. 245 N. Grape St. tf
FOll RENT MOUSES
FOR RENT Modern bungalow;
children. Call 589-R-2.
FOR RENT 12-room nicely furnished
house with playor piano and large
phonograph. Fine rosldonce district.
Garage, 4 acres garden Suitable
for one or two families. P. O. Box
1094. tf
FOR RENT Four room cottage West
side of valley, good location; rent
reasonable. M. E. Root.
FOB KENT FARMS
FOR RENT Ranch 3'j miles north of
Medford, 25 acres, good buildings.
Owner gone east. Inquire of Mrs.
Brumbaugh, Route 3, Box' 113. 61
FOR RENT 2000 acre grain and
stock ranch on river noar railroad
station. V. O. Box 1091. tf
FOR RENT Irrigated alfalfa ranch
near railroad town ana rivor. Gold
Kay Realty Co. tf
FOIt RENT MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT To leaso for ono year,
largo store suitable for automobile
salesroom and garage. Space 50
feet wide by 140 foot deep. Rent
$150 per month. Address A, care
Mall Tribune , tf
FOR RENT Store room tit 33 North
Grape street. Intjulro at Valley
Candy Co. 69
MONEY TO LOAN
TO LOAN
Bccurity. -Money. $2000
P. O. llox 775.
good
CO
TO LOAN J. B. Andrews loans money
on real estate and buys mortgages
and Liberty bonds. Phone 63-M. 31
North Orape street.
FOUNT)
FOUND Glasses on Main street.
Owner can have samo by paying for
ad and calling ut this office. 59
MISCELLANEOUS.
BOSWELL MINING STOCK bought
and sold. Givo amount and price
you wish to buy or sell at. Geo. S.
Barton, Grants Pass, Ore. 67
CITY TAXI, phono 100. Good Borvice,
reasonable prices. Nov manage
ment. 1 19 E. Sixth St. tf
Good Service
Is measured by results. Are
you obtaining satisfactory re
sults? If not, consult us about
your bookkeeping and other :
Dullness troubles.
O ' Auditir.3
Accourvt1il
AERVICElp:
AYSTBM
h lrsurarce
M. P. BCHM1TT, Mgr.
Phono SHI lilbBrty Uhl.
KENT HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS
FOll KENT Two or four light liouso-
keeping rooms. 511 S. Central.
FOR SALE REAL KSTATE
FOR SAI. 10 Bargain if sold Tuesday.
May 31 alter that date will not
consider 5-room modern furnish
ed bungalow, newly painted and
tinted, close in, good residence sec
tion, paved street, clear, assess
ments paid In full, taxes paid In
full, water rent, paid to August 1.
nice blue glass yard, rose bushes,
fruit trees, wood house half full of
wood, possession June 1st. Have
been asking $:Si:ll. Will lake
J2S0I) cash, Tuesday, or 3,000
Terms. Address 11. L., care Mall
Tribune, or call ut T23 W. 11th.
59
FOR SALE Twenty eight hundred
acre; of land for sale, located
along the paved highway, 12 miles
south of Ashaland. Good soli,
large ('.mount of wood and timber.
Sprliirr water on every section.
Good for stock ranch. Ten dollars
per acre. Easy terms. E. T. Mer
rill, Ashland, Oregon. 65
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for stock
merchiindlso, one ti-room modern
bungalow. Lots 100x120. Hearing
fruit trees and all kinds of berries,
valued at $3500, nt Marshfield. Ore.
C. O. Powell, llox SIO, Modlord, Ore.
6.!
FOll SALE 30 acres Improved ranch
nonr Medford, at sacrifice. Will
trade, llox 95, Mall Tribune. 59
FOR SALE 10 acres, 3V4 l bearing
orchard, modern house, electric
lights. Milk house, barn and chick
en house. Half mile ?rom city, ltox
90, Mail Tribune. 63
FOll SALE 10 acres: 2 acres lllng
cherries, 5 acres Newtown apples,
well cultivated, 3 acres uncleared
land. Orchard 12 years old, two
miles north of Ashland, one mile
from highway. Fine crop fruit this
year. Must sell account i 1 health.
Address P. O. llox 065, Ashland, Ore.
61
FOll SALE 110 acres 2j miles
from Rogue River. 40 acres crop,
balance timber; family orchard. P.
L. Freed, Rogue River, Ore., R. 11. I.
CO
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for homo
in Modrord: 10 acres, 8 acres of
Hartlett and Anjou pears; 2 acres
Spitz and Newtown apples. Fully
paid up water right for entire place;
fine drainage; small 2-room house
with porch, good small barn, chicken
houses, good well of water. Brown
&Whito. 59
FOR SALE Especially desirable 0
room modern houso on ltoso Ave.,
unusual number of built-in features,
5 closets. 2 trunk rooms, sleeping
porch and garage. Immediate pos
session. Phono 938-W. 59
TOR SALE 40 acres land near Eaglo
Point. Good fruit laud. May have
value for oil. Moderate payniont will
handle. Will sell all or part. II. C.
Stoddard, P. O. Box 477, Los Angeles
California. 78
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Twenty
acres of land situated near to Eagle
Point, will trade for California pro
perty. Address Ownor, 209 Nicolutis
Building, Sacramento, Calif. 72
FOR SALE Wood and timberlands
near medford from $12.50 acre up;
easy payments. Brown & Whlto. tf
FOR SALE Will trade Medford home
or ranch for good automobile. Gold
Ray Iteulty Co. tf
FOR SALE On account of leaving
Medford will sell my homo, 340 S.
ltlvorsldo. Two story bungalow,
East front, eight rooms, two baths,
fire-place, slooping 'porch, built-in
features In living room, dining room
nnd kitchen. Fruit room, woodsheds
nnd garago. Lot 80x160. Mrs. Geo.
J. Hoffman, phono 292-X. 69
FOR SALE Alfaltn, gratn and stock
ranches from $5.00 per acre up;
long time, easy payments. Gold Ray
Realty Co. tf
FOR SALE Good ranches. See us
before buying. J. B. Andrews, 31
N. Grape St. Pnone 63-M. tf
FOR SALE Losbb and exchange real
eBtato. Gold Ray Realty Company.
FOR SALE Houbob and bungalows.
furnished or unfurnished; aloo
acreage. C. S. Buttertleld, phone
216.
H BALI') POULTRY AND EGS
FOll SALE-
-Setting hens.
Phono
tf
S47-Y.
FOIt BALIS lilVKSTOUK
FOR SALE Airedale male, 7 months
old. Cheap, to good homo. 607
W. Eleventh. CO
FOIt SALE 7 milk cows. 5 calves.
two yearlings. Stillo Bros, Trail,
Ore. 6 1
FOR SALE 25 head of stock cattle
cheap. F. A. Spitziniller, It. 3.
I!ox 69A, Medford. 04
FOIt SALE Registered Poland China
sow and six pigs, eligible for regis
ter. 1165 E. Main, Ashland. Phono
4 10-J. 61
FOR SALE Ono nice black saddle
mare. A beauty. Safe for ladles,
Call at E. R. Jones' blacksmith shop,
Jacksonville, Ore. 59
FORSAr.E A fow'Trcsh milk cows
officially tested. Adjacent to avia
tion fieidMetlford. 'Scliiilz Bros. 60
FOirSALE Ten first-cTass milk cows",
high producers. Walsh's place, one
mile northeast of Medford on Crater
Lako road. 67
tOK BALE Mount Croat Kaucn of
fer for sale fear Shorthorn bulls,
ready for servico, your choice for
$350. Two younger at $200, mostly
red. Apply James Stewart, Mount
cretRgncUf Hilt, Cli t, F
FOR
! FOR 8ALE-
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Good buy
per ton. Phone 10-K-3
in
field.
FOR SALE Piano, $150. Can also
sell yon direct from factory llam
ilto:i, Ellington, llaldwin and
Howard pianos. Phone 091-.I. II.
N. Lofland. 62
FOR SALE Alfalfa liny In shock.
Half mile south of town. Phone Mr.
Pottenger, 6-F-2. tt'
FOR SALE Rooming house, full up
all the time. Good lease. Will take
Ford car on deal. For particulars
address No. 3, Mail Tribune. 63
FOR SALE 1 lay, $10 per ton in field,
at Gold Range orchard on highway.
Phone S-J-4. 59
FOR SALE Alfalfa hay in field, $9
per ton, $S.50 in lots of 6 or moro
tons. Not early cutting of weeds,
but Al properly cut and cured al
falfa hay. Three miles west on
Jacksonville road, one-half mile
north on Hanley Lane. East side of
road opposite Miss Alice Hanley
homo. Hay ready for delivery May
31. Scales on place. L. D. Harris,
phone 6S5-R-2. 60
FOR SALE First cutting alfalfa hoy
$10. Phono 353 Jacksonville, even
ings. 60
FOR SALE Cook stove, small heat
ing stove, oil heater, axminster hall
or stair carpet; vacuum cleaner,
attachments: hall tree with good
mirror; luniher for crating or chick
en coops; two tents for rent. Want
garden hose, two-burner oil stove.
512 S. Holly, 77S-X. . 61
TOR SALE Nice velvet, rug 17.6x10-1.
304 S. Ivy St. Phono 950-W. 59
FOR SALE Roverslblo body reed
baby bug in first class condition.
Phono 667-11. 59
FOR SALE Small electric range. Ap
ply 33 N. Ivy. Cl
FOll SALIC Alfalfa hay In the shock
Phono 7S4-Y or l-F-4. 61
FOR SALE War Englo mining stock
on Juno 23rd, for 40c tt sharo. Phono
915, E. 11. French. 81
FOll SALE Tent, awning nnd canvas
business cheap. Willing to teach
purchaser. Must leavo city. P. O.
Box 790. 61
FOR SALE Six different styles 1921
Singers, and all makes second hand
machines. Your terms are ours.
Oil, noedlos, belts, shuttles, bobbins
all makes. We repair all ' makes.
New Singers rented by month.
Singer Sewing Machine Co., 10 S.
Fir. Phono 215-R. 78
EOR SALE Cheap, good horse, har
ness and hack; also a dandy gontlo
saddle mare, saddle and bridle.
Walsh's Place, ono mile northeast of
Medford on Crater Lako road. 61
FOR SALE 1 Tacoma donkey engine
3 1x15 with lino, 30 log chains 18 ft.
Axes, cross-cut saws, cant hooks,
chuto rollors and miscellaneous log
ging equipmont. 2 General Electric
motors, 35 h. p., 2200 voltage. Big
Tines Lumber Company, t
FOR SALE Six-hole range with colls,
good condition. 12 S. Orango. 86
FOIt SALE Fordson tractor cheap.
Patton, Robinson Inc.
FOR SALE Tomaio plants ready now
in any quantity. C. Carey, phono
16-F-ll. tf
FOR SALE OR TRAD13 Two twolve
h. p. gasoline engines. Hubbard
Bros. tf
FOR SALE Sand, gravo!, sediment
una uiri.. x'iowiiik unu teaming wum
done. , Phone 9 12-J, Samuel Bate
man, 302 Maplo St.
AUTOMOBILES
FOll SALE Swollest Ford bug In
Jackson county, 5 Pasco wire
wlioels, now engine, top, fenders,
run 500 miles, $395. Service Gar
age. Plio.tB 606. 60
FOR SALE 1916 Ford touring cur
cheap for eusli. . Chostor Fitch,
phono 14-F-12. 60
FOR SALE Dodgo touring car, good
terms. Phono 100. 69
FOR, SALE Dodgo car In excellent
condition. Terms if doslrod. Phone
781-J between 6 and lp.m.
FOll EXCHANGE
FOll TRADE Trucks to trade for city
proporty. G. A. Guilders Motor Co.,
127 N. Riversldo. . tf
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstractors
MURRAY BROS. & VAN VORIS
Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 5
No. 22 North Central Ave., up
stairs. '''.
JACKSO'N COUNTY ABSTRACT
COMPANY Incorporated 1904.
Abstracts of Tltlo, Title Insurance.
Attorneys
PORTER J. NEFF Altorney-nt-law,
rooms 8 and 9, Medford National
Bank Building.
A. E. ItEAMES Lawyer, Garnott-
Coroy Building.
O. C. BOGG3 Real Estate, law and
settlement of estates a specialty.
B. F. LINDAS Attornoy, Genera)
Practice. Patents a specialty.
Stewart Blflg.
WINFIELD R. GAYLORD Lawyer.
Room 7 Palm block, 107 East Main
St., Medford.
Building Materials
MEDEORD CEMENT BRICK ft
BLOCK WORKS specillze In all
kinds of cement building products,
upr. Fir and Tent,h Streets,
RUSIXESS DIRECTORY
Auto Supplies
LAIIER AUTO SPRING CO. We ar
operating the largest, oldest and
best equipped plant In the Pacific
northwest. Use our springs when
others fail. Sold under written
guaranteed. 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Oregon.
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Chiropractic 1'hyslclnn
JOUETT P. DRAY Straight Chiro
practic, rooms 409-10 M. F. & H
building. 9 to 12 a. m.. 2 to 5 p.
m., daily except Thursday. Phone
5 80.
1)11. KAIIVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro
practic and Natural Painless Meth
ods. Room 428 M. F. & II. Bid.
Phone 96 5.
Electric Service.
1IATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. Fac
tory distributors for Exido Batter
ies and Fairbanks-Morse light
plants. Nat. Building. Phine 116,
Expert Accountant.
WILSON AUDITING CO. K. M. Wil
son. C. P. A. Attontlon given to
anything in Accounting and Income
Tax requlreniontB. Look into oil
simplified accounting method. Lib
erty Rldg.. Medford. Phone 157-It.
Farm Loan Bonds
FINANCE THE AMERICAN FARMER
by buying Farm Loan Bonds. Pro
ceeds to make additional farm loans
nnd improve agricultural conditions.
Terms and particulars, E. H. Hurd,
Secy.-Treas., 411 M. F. & H. Bldg.,
Medford.
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Fidelity nnd Surety Bonds
FIDELITY AND SURETY BONDS
Wo execute all forms of bonds.
McCurdy Insurance Agoncy. tl
Instruction in Music.
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of
' plnno nnd harmony.- Halglit Miisio
studio, 318 Garuott-Coroy Build
ing Phone 72.
Mosnn Art Rugs
MOSAN ART RUG CO. We weavs
rugs from old carpets and rugs and
clean all rugs. "Rugs we clean arf
clean when we clean them." US'
W. Tenth, phone 180. Free deliv
ery. ' '
Osteopaths
DR. F. G. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINS
CARLOW Osteopathic Physr
clans. 416-417 Gamctt-Corey Bldg
Phone 904-L. Rosidonco 26 S
Laurel St.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
Physician. Spocial attention given
to eye, ear, nose and throat. 303
Liberty building. Phone 496.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
LEWIS & CASEY Painting, Paper
hanging, tinting. Estimates fur
nished free. Phone 189. 26 S.
Grape St.
Physicians and Surgeons.
T. G. HEINE, M. D. Physician and
Surgeon. Specialty, Eye, Ear,Nosa
and Throat. Glasses Boiontlflcally
fitted and properly adjusted. Office
314-315 Liberty Bldg., cor. Grape and
Main Sts.
DR. J. 3. EM MENS Pnysician and
Surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses . sup
plied. Oculist and Aurlst for S. P.
It. It. Co., JI. F. & H. Bldg. Phono
567. ' .
JAMES C. HAYES Physician and
Surgeon; offlco hours 11 to 12 a.
m 2 to 4, 7 to 8 p. m. Sparta Build
ing; , residence 1405 W. Main.
Phones: Office 563, res. 492.
"Specialty," Medlcan and Surgical
Diagnosis. tf
DR. WM. W, P. HOLT Physician
and Surgoon. Offices M. F. & H.
Bldg. Phono 165. Rosidonco 118
Genesee St. Phono 165-J-2. ;
DR. A. BURSELL Splnologlst, Phys
ician and surgeon. Spinal adJiiBb
monts, general treatments and dia
gonosis. 309-10-11 M. F. & H.'
Bldg. Elevator to third floor.
Phono 29.
Printers and Publishers
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tha
best equipped printing office in
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
loose leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. Portland pricps. 27 N. Fir SL
Real Estate.
BROWN & WHITE Real Estate, ln
surance, Loans, Investments; Notary
Publlo. Holland Hotel corner, tf
Hug Weaving.
MEDFORD FLUFF RUG WORKS
ma Ices fluff rugs from Old am
worn carpota and rugs. ' l'h
510-M. 706 Pine St. i :.
Transfer.
EADS TRANSFER & 8Tf I
Office 42 iorth Fr
315. Prices right. , - (
anteed. . j. ,
DAVIS TRANSFER-!'
ed day or night. -Bla,ne toaa'
anteed. Fair treat n cdunty for
Fir. Phono: Oftof ; troops to
647-R or 206.
u-bnnces which
Wn
put .of a.
Undertak-nnis there.
ounty officials
and Oakdalo.
Ada'
If state action
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