pea ? e job outside of t.eJU3 w, S,, ' W Ore-jS! 1 """
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MEKEflftfi MAft TftTfttim MEBFdTm OftEMS. nYebxi-sday. juxt-: 2i.,itti
HBASSADOR WALLACE
DDCDADIMP Tfl I CAC
PARIS; June."-2i.By the; Asso
rted Press.) Hugn C. Wallace", the
(tiring .American ambassador, ))ade
loi)!iya to his associates in the coun-
ta ambassadors today. lie ex-
leafed regret on breaking the agree
tle! associations he had formed.,
m. Cahon, the French representa
rej In '. the. council, replied, saying
nj much the ambassadors appre-
ttfil his presence anjong them and
d .Mr. Wallace to accept, in the
f of his colleagues, a bust of
lilugton mado by the national
elain factory In Sevres. ,
W POINT EAGLETS
? . By Ai O. HowUtt ,
my last I omitted to mention the
that there whs a general meeting
le members of the Farm Hmeau
ughout the county mid that thero
quite a delegation went from this
iion of the country. Among those
BOsu names I have secured as meni
fn who attended the nieeting were
. French, Hoy Stanley, John and
Hiittson," Ruoriie W. Stowell, H.
Yeldeinan, Oeno Ilellows, till of
Eaglo Point vicinity, und Carl
tabley of hake creek. There are oth
Istwho have been holding member-
lp in the Farm Bureau in this com-
upuy wnuse uitiue uru iitiL on Lilt?
tjmidlweie probably detained from
tendlnfr. In addition to the list here
eaented tliere wore also the wives
Id . daughters of those menlloned in
(ei llst who were also In attendance,
tf, there are several lady members
'betake a grant deal of interest In
fe' workings or tno institution.
jviiii n. jvuijiiium i,, mm itiim-
pflf, formerly of the jiower plant neur
raspect, but having purchased what
i vi'own as the Clrover place in the
ijT part of our town, havo been
ofking on tho flume that Is used to
iriy water across the creek to lrii
ato the laud on the south side of the
reek, have it Completed at last and
w they have a bountiful supply of
lot much needed element.
At the annual school meeting held
ero the first of the week Floyd Pierce
as elected to fill out the unexpired
term of! Wni. Von der Ilellen as n
Director ind Mrs. T.. E.: Nichols was
sleeted for the three year term and
Mrsf. Clem Mactlonald was re-elected
is'clorkji ' '
Marsh Garrett was among the bus!
Bess callers during the week.
" I understand that the friends of Mr.
(ml MrsJ Earl 'hicker of Hibwnsboro
lave them an old fashioned charivari
ifter they returned from their trlp tol
Hornbrook.
il I understand that Mrs. J. Montgom
ery of this place, one of the pioneer
omen of the valley went to JackVin-
llo to attend the funeral of the late
Sliver Hnrbaugh. .
1ie Carlton and two of his nieces,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carl
bin of yellen, motored to our town
Wednesday. .
W, J. .Caraway, an auto salesman,
ndt J. P. Ilittson, a dealer in autos
Ivere here for dinner Wednesday.
The Civic Improvement club of
Oagle Point was entertained at the
eautlful; country home of Mrs. M. L.
'mitt, assisted by her daughter, Mrs.
Wnhel Stanley and' dnughter-In-law,
Mrs. Guy Pruitt nee Verta drover.
'here were twenty-six of . the members
in attendance. '
The arrangement had been previ
ously made to have those who had
rarAnnd could meet at the postoffice
mid lake any who wished to attend
and the result was tliere were quite
a number took advantage of the offer
and participated in the pleasure . of
the occasion. v -' ;
After spending fln hour or two In a
social way the' president of the club,
Mrs. Mattie Urown, called the meeting
to order and held a business meeting.
A motion was made and carried to
have a big picnic dinner In the Eagle
Point park on July 15th, 1921, for, the
entertainment of the Scenic society of
Jackson county who will hold' their
mcuthly meeting here op that day and
a' general invitation is extended lo the
public to come and bring well filled
baskets. 1 1
After tlio business meeting was over
a bnuntlful- lunch was served, anil it
is' ilot necessary for mo to even hint
that the lunclt was up to dnte, for
every one who knows Mrs. Prewltt
and her daughters are ready to agree
with me that it us first class. I
heard one of the ladles who has at
tended about all of the meetings of the
club remark that It was decidedly the
best one ther have had.
The entertainment: was out on Mrs.
P'rultfi beautiful lawn where . the
guests could have a fine view of the
surrounding country as well as the
fine farms lying out in view,
ileo. Albert who lives at the Duprey
mill and supplies the people of this
Rnrilim with lumber, was a business
caller Thursday; -
Tlnimle Duggan, one of our prosper
ous farmers and dairymen who owns h
fine farm' a' slSorf distance southwest
of our. town was here Wednesday on
business. .Speaking of people coming
to town from the country nowadays
it Is a very rare thing to see a farmer
of nnv note on the streets now for the
crps are so good that it takes Jhe
most of them, about all of their time
look after affairs at home. Occa
sionally a farmer will come in to have
soUie repair work done anil while our
blacksmith is doing the job will auen.i
m other business matters unless it
trill dotniti Mm too lone and if 'tt does
BRINGING
' '''( r-R PtnOLi'LOObE lb Vj I f
fa I LEA.VHS , TOWN MND HfC L
l5j'tM WAMT TO WXOODQf
SSXr- , TQM OH' ..
VJi-.-?- ST ) ' I I A in.-i ,:- rc-r-, T-. .. V J
T jss-n j.". - " i 1 1 - - .. . r i - ir- i r I I r
Av TV JlN! I'M TICKLED TO i .9 f, 1 l:,
l l ' ' '' c1 V '''''
door and he will come in after supper
and get it. so off he rushes home to do
something else. I tell you -we are liv
ing in a fnst age.
George A. Hyde of Grants Pass and
F. L. Hailey of Portland, one of the
pioneer timber cruisers, and Ernest
Carpenter of Medford, cnlled for din
ner Thursday. '
. Walter Marshall and family of
lirownsboro, were trading with our
merchants Thursday.
Jas,. Millard, brie 'of- the speed cops
and Sheriff Charley .Terrlll were out
here for dinner Friday anil were ac
companied by J. R. O'Domivuh. They
seemed to be on the track of a Port
land joyrider who had butted into a
car In Ashland, backed off and skipped
out without reporting. I understand
they found the car number at the
Haglo Point garage.. X: ..
Mr.,- and Mrs. James T. Chlnnock
and G. P. Alloway and daughter, Miss
Xonna Chlnnock of Grants Pass,
called for dinner the same day. They
were on their way to Prospect for an
outing. .... : ;
Miss Mildred Pntton, formerly of
Ilutte Falls but now of Central Point,
oame out on the Butte Falls stage Fri-
ilay and went out to her home.
Married, at the home of the bride's
brotherdn-law; Joe Maxfleld, by Rev.
A, C. Howlett, June 34lh, Mr. James
A. Coe of Klamath Falls and Miss
Florence Mllllgan of Medford.
(Furnished- ay . in .lacKson 'County
Abstract 06.)
.,, :, , Circuit .Court
George Fitilcy vs. Big' ill-rid Milling
Co. Itiply.
I.otita Jennings to Ralph G. Jen
nings. Waiver, findings and conclu
sions. Default. Affidavit. Decree.
J. El Cameron vs. 11. C. Hansen.,
Affidavit.
J. E. Cameron vs. H. C. Hanson. An
swer and order;
A. A. Porter (adm.) vs. John Owens.
Affidavit, default, judgment.
Jackson Co. Bank vs. Anna B. Web
ster. Foreclosure. ,
James L. Hill vs. Lauretta M. Hill.
Divorce. . , -. ) ... ' i ... ; '
Sarah J. Scott ct nl vs. J. A. Patter
son. Execution.
Maybelle II. Miller vs. Delmonto A.
Miller. Affidavit; findings and con
clusions, motion, order of default, de
cree.' Bullock Merc. Agency vs. T. B. Mc
Clelland. Summons.
v Ernest S. Wolgamott vs. J. J. McMa-
hbn et al. Stipulation.
. Horace Jay. Terrlll vs. J. Oscar Tal
ent et al. Default decree. v
' Mary P. Bonney vs. Geo. M. Bonney.
Findings and conclusions. .Decree.
:, George Finley, vs. Big' Bend Milling
Co. Answer. ., , , . ,.'
Eya. Halght vs. Delsworth Halght.
Summons.
City .of Medford vs. R. R. Valley
Canal Co. Summons.
William A. Eaton vs. Roy Ulrlch.
Reply. ,' ' ,..
, Probate Court.
' Est. J. W. Merrltt. Oath and order.
Guardianship Frances W. Qulgley.
(te)iort.
Est. I, L. Hamilton. Statement, final.
Order. Final vouchers.
Est. Jessie W. M. Washington. State
ment,' order, vouchers. .
Guardianship Francis J. Waterman.
Order. ,
.Est. M. J. Clifford. ' Order.
Est. Enitna A. Hale. Order, proof
of publication.
Marriage Licenses
Walter .1, Hess und Vera lloundtrce.
Bruce O. Force, and .Vera Pomeroy.
' Lester Weiss and, Vada I,; Morrison.
' James A. Coe ahd Frances Mllllgan.
Bardwell S. Smith and Myrtlo R.
Creb. ,
Herbert E. Siiecht and Fern Keeton.
A. Ross Harden and Mary Taylor.
Real Estate Transfers
Frank R. Ilelllnger, Minnie I!.
H. Bellinger, to S. C. f'.odlovc,
W. IJ. to lot S. Mock 5S. In tho
town, now city of Meitford $
FIRST MORTGAGE
Bonds. for Sale
I have a limited amount of. First
Mortgage R per cent (onvertable
Bonds to) offer at thls'tlnic. ' Interest
payable November and May of each
year. 1 ' ' ' ' '
If Interested call and see what I
have to offer; ',
i
UP FATHER
VL'i-M'
1 CO TO -MJTRLlA, TO tE.K
MV FORTUNE OONT KNOW
- -Jint,UL
Art hm- S. Wi lls and Martha.
Wells to W. .1. Messenger, W.
1). to lots 7. XV. if S. in bill.
I of City of .Medford, lots L'4,
17 and NMi o( lot IS in High
land Add. I.. Medford 10
Ervin MeCall to V. 11. Wanipler.
W, ). to land in XW of XH
of ' see. 1(2, twp. :I2 " K 1 T, 0
L. E. Wakenian and Cntberine
M. Wnken-iiiu. to City of Med
ford H, C. 1). to lot , 1, blk.
2. K14 of. lot 2, Idoi U 2, Wol
verton suli-division to tMty of
Medford- 25
Sarah K," Morrison ti ' Bertbil
, Wyatt et vir, Hind in sec. 25,
tp. H5, S. 11. :i W.. ,..... $ 1(1
Gold Ray Realty Co. to the Cali
fornia Oregon Power Co., S'i
of NV, NV of XK sec. 20, tp.
:i:i; s. R. 2 e .10
Will. A. Higinhotliam et ux to
H., O. Head et al, hind in sees.
7 and 17, tp. 33, S. it. 2 E..... 11,0110
Jas. G. Hi'ltzel et ux to Carrie
Riggs, land in Ashland 30
Carrie Rlggs et vlr to J. S. Jor
dan et al, land iu Ashland 1
James W. Hays Jr., et ux to
Catherine .1.' Kellogg, :lots 'fi,
0, blk.' (1, Gold 11111 1
A. S. Kleinhanimer et ux to
Josephine Gregory, lot 21, blk.
1, .Whitman. Park Add. to Med
ford v - 1. 300
Geo. W. Porter et tlx to Medford
lot. .0, blk. 7, Medford ' 1
Frank C, Bin in well to Medford,
lot 1, blk, 7, Medford Heights
Add. to, Medford 1
L. Davis et ux to J. K. McCiaren
et ux, lots 1, 2, 3, 1, Rlverdale
Tract in sees. 21-22, tp. 30, S.
n.,4 w ; l
Jesse A, Jackson et al to Fred- '
erlck Long. X Vi of X'E, SW of
NIC, NIC of XW sec. 31, tp. 34,
S. .11. 2 E 1
Howard II. Fox et ux to Pino
Beit Banking Co., lot 4, SE of
SW sec. 18, tp. 31, S. R: 2 E 10
T, A- Mills et ux to W. S. Kee
lot 13, pt. lot 14. Cottage Homo
Add. to, Medford ; 10
Roy Mertin Martin et ux to Mar
Forbis et u. lot 8, blk. 1, Ben
soii.s Add. to Medford. (100
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- ADVERTISING RATES 4
. ' .
, Classified Two cents word
first Insertion; one cent word
each subsequent insertion.- ,
Locals 10c line per Insertion;
by the week, 7 times, 5c per lino
per day.
. In both of above count 0 words
'to aline unless long words, and
then! 5 words to a line. Count
For , Sale, Wanted, etc., also each
.initial, telephone number, etc'.,
are counted ns a word. .
: Display 35 to 50c por inch per
insertion.
Rates cash in advance.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HEMSTITCHING and picotlng nrtneh
meiits, $2.00. Buttonhole attach
ment $9.Sfl. fit any sewing machine.
Personal checks 10c extra. Lights
: Mall Order lloua;. Box 127, Blrmlng
! ham, Ala. : '' 8(1
i i IIELP WANTHl) MALE ;'
WANTr.D Orchard foreman and trac
i tor man. P. O. Box 10SH. tf
WANTED A man to drive Fordson
tractor; must be experienced In
I orchard worn: two iweniy-nve a uny
and board. Apply Red Cross. - 8fi'
WANTED Man with family for ranch
woi'K. v-ar rouno 10 rigni man.
Three miles west o' Phoenix. E. .1.
White. 85
WANTED Experienced orchard spray
men. Telephone 728-R or 134-Y. tf
WANTED Soreral men and boys to
know that you can buy any bike for
$2.00 per week. Liberty Shop, 8.
Ornpe. . tf
MEN WANTED for construction work
on Irrigation project near Medrord
Oregon. Wages laborers three dol
lars for eight hours, less one dollar
board. Other wages In proportion
Rogue River Valley Canal Co. tf
WANTED Wood cutlers or will sell
stnnipage. Gold Ray Realty Co:
telephone 72S-R or 134-Y. tf
SPARTA BUILDING DIRECTORY
George Andrews, Manager
If
MAIN FLOOR .
lirSY ronXElt MOTOR CO.. Tlrerf, Acccm-oHcs : .'.
MODERN l'Ll'MUINU & HEATING CO., Ilcnt Ideal. Areola,
Ilpdt-Mq
KXCIIANGE TIRE CO., New anil Rebuilt Tires
' i ,. . SECOND FIK1R
Tilt. A. nrRKLUNI), ClilmprnrUir
V. R. KAUFMAN, Dcntiil Surgeon
1K. .1. C, HAVES, I'liyslcinn nnrt
'''"""T """'"'' 'Tt-mns Voir-
WHER iHtbT,b Ti-Acr
WCKOON THt.K: J
HELP WAXTEI1
Male nntl Fcmnlo
WANTED Applo thinners, Telophono
72S-U or 134-Y. tf
1 1 10 1,1 WANT EI) KHM A I.E
WANTED Good womaiifor general
housework on ranch, wages $55.
Mrs. Geo. A: Mansfield, Prospect.
Ore. tf"
WANTED Experienced waitress.
. Gusher Cafe. tf1'
WANTED Girl 13 or 11 years to take
care of little girl day time. Inquire
after 5 p. in. 013 Catherine St. 85
WAXTED Girl for- general house
work. Phono 391-Rt A.'rs. R. 11.
McCurdy. ' tf
W A NT1CD Com potent
J50. Phono 380. '
cook.
wages
tf
WANTED MISCHLIjANHOUS
WAXTED TO RENT Small hiriiish
; ed house for long term. Box II,
Mail Tribune. tl
WANTED Corn
591-.1-2. '
thinners.
Phono
tf
WANTED A Ford runabout; must be
cheap for cash. Call at Merrill's
store. Gold 11111, Ore. SI
WANTED Loan on clly property;
good security. Box 90, Mall Tribune.
'WANTED 25 tier of 12-lnch furnace
wood, 12V. tior of oak, and 12V4 tier
of body fir, to be delivered at the
school house In Dist. No. 10, 2Vi
miles NE. of Medford, on or before
Sept. 1, 1021. Contract will bo let
to lowest, bidder. Corresimnd with
' B. D. Smith, Medford, Oregon, Clerk
Dist. No. 10. 85
WANTED Largo slzo refrigerator
suitable for store. DeVoo. tf
WANTED This week, ten Ford (ars,
three more Ovorlands, to guarantee
against punctures and blowouts, by
installing Universal Tire Filler. 110
N. Riverside. Phone 1SS-M. tf
WANTED House moving and re
pairing. Phone 488-M or 488-X. tf
LOOT
LOST-Automobllo crank marked W ,
between Medford and Jacksonville.
Finder notify John II. Hucners,
Jacksonville, and re elvu reward. 85
FOR KENT APARTMENTS
TWO' AND 3-ROOM furnished apart
ments, day, week, or month. Two
blocks south Maln'St. ,217 S. River
side. Phone 457-J, Riverside Apart
ments. 105
FOR RENT t Furnished two room
apartment close in. Fine lawn and
lnrge garage. No. e04 W. Tenth, tf
For rent furnished rooms
FOR RENT Sleeping room.-
Riverside.
315 it :
90
FOR RENT Rooms, $2.t,0 a week. 445
S. Front St. 88
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms.
Cool, shady grounds, homelike,
near "business center. Now manage
ment. 15 N. Grape St. . SG
FOR RENT Furnished rooming and
boarding house. D-30, care Tribune.
. tf
FOR RENT FnrnlsTiod rooms one
block from city park. Large garage
in connection; cars repaired nt
night. 001 W Tenth, phono 501-R.
I tf
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT Two model! 1-rooui bun
galows.-' Phono 593-L. Sir
LOST Check book on Desert,
galows. Phono 593-L:
Nn
85 FOR HENT fi-rnotn house reasonable.
: Inquire 401 W. Second Ht. 88
FOR REM- rARMS
FOR RENT 2m0 acre Hearing applo
and pear tirchard. P. O. Box 10'j l.tf
FOR RENT Alfalfi. and grain
ranches, some with Irrigation, on
hlghwav neur Medford. Gold Ray
Realty Co.. 728-R, 134-Y. tf
FOR RENT 2000 acre alfalfa, grain
nnd stock rancli, fine dairy ranch,
10 miles frotii Medford on river, rail
road nnd Pacific Highway. Gold
Rav Realty Co.,- Telephone 728-K or
13I-Y. tf
fclcpbonc
280
Mueller
B20
, 520
, . .OUT,
. . . 2K.-,
. . .50.1
Surgeon
,:.
YOU IMAS,
6UT Do tcu kE.Li?.E
TIl.VT COUNTS
THLRfL:
1921 OY INT L FIlATURS SERVfCE. INC.
TAKEN' 11'
TAKEN IIP Two year old biack foil,
while star, on head. . Whito bind
foot. Phone K12-L. S.l
MONEY TO LOAN
TO LOAN J. B. Andrews loans money
on real estate and buys mortgages
and Liberty bonds; Phone BS-M. 81
North Ornpe street.
FOK EXGHAnriB
FOR EXCHANGE Ten acres .subur
ban neur. Portland. Good buildings.
Adapted., for truck garde, is anil
chicken ranch. Will tnku pear orch
ard In Rogue River. Address .Mail
Trlbnno, Box 110. .Ml
WILL TRADE Medrord tioino or ranch
for good automobile. Telephone
72S-R or 134-Y. tf
FOK TRADE Trucks to trade Tor city
property. G. A. Chlldors Motor Co.,
127 N. Riverside. tf
VOll HALF tilVKSTOCH.
FOR SALE Pure bred 1 lauipslufo
ram lambs. Wendt Bros., phone 3111
Jacksonville ' '85
FOR. SALIC Cheap, work horses, sad
ilfe horses and brood mares. Walsh's
place, one mllo northeast of Medford
on Craler Lake road. 105
FOR BALE Six beautiful fresh milk
cows, Walsh's place, ono mile north
east of Medford on Crntor Lake
road. 97
FOR SALE Registered .... Shorthorn
bulls and registered Hampshire
boars. Also saddlo horses and work
horses. Call on or wrlto Ross II.
Lund, Afountcrest Ranch, Hilt, Citllf.
-. .. tf
FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Ono 1600 lb. set of wagon
springs; also 4, 6 and (J-foot saws,
very cheap. Phono 403-X 2. ; ' 87
FOR SALE Very fine dining, room
table, chairs and buffet, also, two
sectional bookcases, baby'.s crib,
bassinet ami walkers.' Living room
table and othop 'furniture. Owned
by Mrs. L. A. Snlade,' Central Point.
Inquire Mr. Glllett, Central Point
Storage. All marked with prioes. 90
FOR SALIC 7-foot Deoring . binder,
tongue and transport trucks, like
new, $200. Phone, 12-F-28. 87
FOR SALE Ford so.i tractor and Oli
ver disc tractor plow. Like now.
Cheap. 12-F-23. ' , . 87
FOR SALE Three burner oil stove
$20,00, oven $4.00, five gallon oil call
$1.00, good condition. 11U V. Ninth:
. - ' , , 86
FOR SALIC Corn on ear. Call Phone
23-F-2. .1 ...'. , 88
FOR SALIC-Tol.edo range with colls.
Phoi e 81 7-Y.
FOR SALIC Pasture for cattle;, also
second cutting alfalfa In tho shock.
T, IC. Pottenger. tf
FOR SALE OR THADIC Rutnely
Ideal separator, 32-tncli cylinder,
' practically new. T. E. Pottenger. tf
FOR SALE War Eagle mlnl.ig etm
for 35 cents. Phono 915. 107
FOR SALE I am going and going
soon; everything on tho place for
sale: Iron beds, bureaus, commodes,
cooking vessels, buckets, almost
new Majeatlo range, almost new
basr,biiruer heater, extension tables,
and many other useful articles at
your own prlco, at the house, duy or
night. Can't sell by phono; come
and scf what wo havo. Shortie.Gar
nett, 20S Clark- St. 85
FOR SALE First-class alfalfa hay In
field one mile west of Voorhles
Crossing. Scliuchard Orchard. Phone
"6i.;-:t-3. tf
FOR SALE Shoes .nt another big
drop In price at I ho Medford Shoe
Hospital, 119 E. Sixth St. tf
FOR SALIC A-l alfalfa hay in the
field. $10, or will deliver. Phono
5S9-R-2. , tf
FOR SALIC 12 tons of choice grain
hay, baled. Phono 4GS-R-1. tf
FOR. SALE Sranrt, gravel, sediment
and dirt. Plowing and teaming work
done. Phone OlS-J, Samuel Bate
mnn. 30?. MhiiIb St. i
It Pays
ro
Do
KNOW YOUR BUSINESS
you know your monthly
toHhcg or gains?
. If ; not; consult us about
your rbookkoepiiiu and other
bu'lness troubles.
kYSTmXtRVlCElO;
irvsurarvee vgy Irvestircit3 j
r. sci.
By George
WELL-THEIR NONE''''
lt COOO Ari AN-BOD-x
ELSE- 1
I--, (.-, u ,
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FOR SALE ItEATj USTATE
$;inn0. CASH OR TKAHi; 13 acre
chicken ranch, 4 acres apples, 2
acres prunes and chei i ies, ti acres
grain and bay, good buildings, i-los-."
to good town and near Pacific High
way. Box 70. care Mail Tribune. 85
FOR SALE 51 100 buys 5-rooiu house,
toilet, and bath; nice shady lot, close
in. Phone I,. II.. i;i5-.I. SO
FOR SALE Must sell at once, mod
ern 4-rooin house anil bath, lurgo
, screen , porch, built-in features and
fireplace. Lot 50x215. East side,
5 blocks from bridge,, good garden
soli, lawn, iihiuln Irees,' fruit trees
and berries. Prleo $ I GOO. Phone
IMI-.M. 8!)
FOR SALE Modern S-room residence
two largo sleeping ixirchos, back
screen porch wired for olectrlc heat
ing. Willi garage. Everything up
to dale. See owner at 51(1 W. Jack
son. " I0S
FOR SALE 20 acres, Improved, three
miles south on Paciric Highway.
Mail Tribune, Box S3. SG
FOR, SALE On ncconnt of leaving
Medrord will sell my home, 310 S.
Riverside. Two story bungalow,
East .front, ejght. rooms, two baths,
1 fire-place, sleeping porch, built-in
features In living room, dining room
and kitchen. Fruit room, woodsheds
and garage. .Lot SOxlGO. Mrs. Geo.
J. Hoffman, phono 292-X. 90
FOR SALE 42 acre ranch three miles
1 southwest of Gold Hill; about 20
acres In cultivation, 7 acres in nlfal
fa sown this season, balanco in
grain; 20 hoad of cattle, 2 horses,
farming machinery, all for $4500,
.!iuu cash; liaianco three years time
with Interest. Address T. B. Edlng.
ton, Gold Hill,. Ore. Phono 31-F-3.
'. . io:
FOR SALE, lenso or exchange, 40
room hotel ntlrl .1 hnshlnsa rnnlnq
partly furnished; only hotel In town
iuuii. lutupiionu fQ-lV or Idl-X, II
FOR SALE Alfaltn, grain and stock
ranches from $.5.00 per acre up;
long time, easy payments. Gold Ray
Realty Co. . ,, , tf
FOR SALE Good ranches. Soe us
before buying, J. B. Andrews, 31
N. Grape St. Phone 63-M. tf
FOR SALE Leasu and exchange real
estate.; Gold Ray Realty Company,
FOR SAL15 House "and bungalows,
furnished or unfurnished; aloo
acreage. Q.L S. Butlertleld, phone
21. ,-'...'
,'r-..u-; ; . Automobiles
"OR SALIC Muxwel, car in bestTot
order, with good tires, very cheap,
terms to responsible party. Inquire
BIS King St.. .. . . ',. .. .. .' W ii
FOR SALIC Good 19 Ford, $225.Wnl-
den'B Cider Mill. . :r.','. ,-"' 85
FOR RENT HOUSEIUCEl'IXa
ItOO.MS
FOu UiiNT Two llgnt housekeeping
rooms.: 511 3.. Central. tf
11USIXICSS DIRECTORY
' Attorneys
PORTER J, NICFF Attorney-at-law,
; rooms 8 nnd. 9, Medford National
Bnnk Building. .
A.. E. , REAM ICS Lawyer, : Garnett
Corey Building.
O, C, BOGGS Real Estato, law and
' settlement of estates a specialty.
ViF. iTSi b-Atornej; tiiiii.Tl iD
I'ractlcn. PateutB a spcclnlty.
Stowart. Bldg; ...
VrINFiEl7l) R. CiAYLvuD Lawyer.
Room 7 Palm block, 107 East Main
St., Medford. .
, Abstractors
MURRAY BROS. & VAN VORI3
Abstracts of Title. Rooms 3 and 5,
No. 22 North Central Ave., up
stairs.
JACKSON COUNTY ABSTRACT
COMPANY incorporated 1904
Abstracts of Title, Title Insurance.
Auto Supplies
LAHEft AUTO SPRING CO. We are
operating the largest, oldest and
best equipped plant In tho Pacific
northwest. Use our springs when
others fall. Sold under written
guaranteed. 34 North Fifteenth
St., Portland, Orfgon.
Building Y'ntcrlnl.i
MEDFORD CICME N'T BRICK &
BLOCK WORKS sperlllzo In all
kinds of cement building products.
Cor. Fir nnd Tenth Streets
Real ICitulo,
t'1'Tnm-v .u Wi
o. ii r
g 27 m- -.... t ,
McManvls
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ii r.s i x i css d 1 1 i : to i : y
t.'li I rop nt ,-1 Ic n i yslcl n n
JOUETT P. llltAY Straight Chiro
practic, rooms 409-10 M. F. & H,
building. 9 to 12 a. ni., 2 to 5 p.
m., daily except Thursday." Phono
680. .- . ,. ' -
DR. HARVICV P. COLEMAN Chiro
practic ahd Nntural Pninlcss Meth
ods. Room 428 M. F. & H. Bldg.
Phono 9(!5. '
Electric ' Service.'
BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO: Fac
tory distributors for Exldo Batter
ies, and Fairbanks-Morse light
: plantB. Nat. Building. Phlne 116.
K.tpoi't Accountant.-
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wil
son. C. P. A. - Attention given- td
anything In Accounting and Income
Tax requirements. . Look into our
simplified accounting mothod. Lib
erty Bldg.. Medford. Phone 157-K,
Farm Loan Bonds
FINANCE THE AMERICAN FARMER
by buying Farm Loan Bonds. Pro
ceeds to make additional farm loans
and improve agricultural conditions.
Terms and particulars, E. H. Hurd,
Secy.-Treas., 411 M. F. & H. Bldg.,
Medford.
Fidelity and Surety Bonds
FIDELITY AND SURETY BONDS,
We exocuto all forms of bonds,'"
McCurdy Insurance Agency. tl
Instruction In MuhIc
FRED ALTON HA1GHT Teacher of
piano and harmony. Halght Muslf
studio, 318 Garuott-Corey Build
ing Phone 72.
Mosnn Art Rugs
MOSAN ART RUG CO. We weav
rugs from old carpets and rugs and
clean all rugs. "Rugs we clean an
clean when we clean them."' 114
. W. Tonth, phone ISO. Free deliv
ery. Osteopaths
DR. F. O. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAINE
CARLOW Osteopathic physl
elans. 41G-417 Garnott-Corey Bids '
. Phone 904-L. Residence 26 &
Laurel St.
DR. W.' W. HOWARD Osteopathia
Physician.! . Special attention given
to eye, ear. Dose and throat. 303
Liberty building.' Phone 496.
-, Iliyslciiois and Surgeons,
4--- -U----
Dlt.- ll.. E, MUltPHY Dentist. Tele
. fjhftno 341. Room 430 M. F. & H.
:i -'Bldg.,' Medford. Special attention to :
bridges and plate work. .- ,
,T. O. HEINE,, 1. p.Pnyslcian' ahd
Surgeon:- Specialty; Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat;, Glasses scientifically
fitted nud properly adjusted. Office
314-316 Liberty Bldg7; cor. Grape and
j Main Sts.
DR. J. J. EMMEXS Pnysiclnn and
Surgeon. Practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses sup
plied. Oculist and Aurist tor S. P.
R. R. Co., M. F. & H. Bldg. Phone
D67.
DR. WM. W. P. HOLT Physician
and Surgeon. Offices M. F. & H.
Bldg. Phono 1G5. Residence 118
Genesee St. Phono 165-J-2.
DR. A. BURSELL Splnologist, Phys
ician and surgeon. Spinal adjust
ments, general treatments and dl
gonosis. 309-10-11 M. F. & H.
Bldg. Elevator to third . floor, ,
Phone 2.
Printers ami Publishers
MEDFORD PRIXTIXG CO. has the
oesi equippea printing omce in
Southern . Oregon. ; Book blndlug, '
loose leaf, lcdgors, billing systems
otc. .Portland prices. 27 N. Fir St
Rag Wea-vlnffi;
MEDFORD,.. FLUFF . RUG WORKS
makes 'fluff rugs from- old and
worn carpets and rsgsf Phone
610-M.- 70rf- Pino St. , i
Transfer.
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO,
Office 42 North Front St. Phone
815.,. Prices right. Service guar
antee!. -' , . ' 1 . V
DAVIS' TRANSFER Anything mov
ed day or night. Service guar
anteed. Fair treatment. 104 S.
Fir. Phone! Oflice 644 or res..
647-R or 206. tf
I'nilertnkers
7 u Jzy. &
Tn.lPEUT, FUNERAL HOME -Cor. Sixth
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