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Jacksonville Post Mrs. Amy Dow is matron at the Notice of Sheriff’s Sale county jail. Garden tools, all Fick’s. SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1917 Prices right. By virtue of an execution in foreclo All work done in 1917 spot cash at sure and order of sale duly irsued out W. R. Sparks. of the Circuit Court f ir the State of LOCAL NEWS Mirme Kelly was over from Med- Oregon, in ai d for Jackson County, to 1 me directed nnd dated on the 13 h day for i this week. William Benedict visited relatives at Are vou a subscriber to the Post? of April. 1917. in a certain suit therein, wherein the Ladd and Tilton Bank a Ashland recently. If not. whv not? corporation, as Plaintiff, recovered John Pernoll of Applegate is in the William H. Johnson was a visitor at judgment and decree against M. P. Medford hospital. Roseburg Tueseay. Schmitt, trustee of Trail Lumber Com Did you see that 14c moulded hose at Homer Stephenson of Watkins was pany, a corporation, bankrupt, for the Fick’s? Some hose that! in town this week. sum of #2,061.10, together with inter Miss Lulu Emily Williams was a Med County Clerk Gardner was a recent est thereon at the rate of 7% per an ford visitor Tuesday evening. num from April 22d, 1913; $91.68 with visitor at Medford. Commissioner Owens of Ashland was W. A. Crane and F. Knutzen were interest at 67 per annum from April a visitor in this city Wednesday. 5th, 1916; $26.08 with interest at 6‘i in town Tuesday. j Sheriff Ralph Jennings was a busi- Mrs. Mattie Thompson was a visitor per annum from April Sth, 1916; $18.79 i with interest at the rate of 6'’< per an n?ss visitor at Medford Wednesday. in Medford Sunday. num from April Sth, 1916; $28.36 w.th Flora Thompson and Mary Bagshaw The City Drug Store will for the pre interest at 67c per annum from April were visitors in Medford Saturday eve sent, close at 6 P. M. Sth, 1916; $”0.19 with interest at 6% ning. W. R. McLeod of Prospect was a re per annum from April Sth, 1916; $5.17 Mary Bagshaw and Cliff Dunnington cent visitor in this city. with interest at the rate of 6‘,'< per an were visitors at Medford Thursday eve Mrs. G. A. Gardner was a visitor at num from July 29th, 1916; $7.61 with ning. interest at the rate of 6 per annum Medford Friday afternoon. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Abbott were in from July 29, 1916, $23.52 with inter J. B. Coleman is quite ill with pneu- Medford Sunday afternoon. est at 6% per annum from July 29, monia. 1916; and the further sum of $290.00 at Uncle Billy Cameron of Uniontown torney’s fees, and the further sum of Mrs. Roy Smith and Mrs. J. Percy was a recent visitor in town. $44.25 costs, which judgment was en- Wells visited friends at Rogue River John A. Wait of Watkins was in j rolled and docketed in the Clerk’s office Saturday. town Tuesday enroute for Roseburg. of said Court on the Sth day of April, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Hanna attended E. P. Bagshaw of Oakville, Wash, is 1917. the Damrosch concert at Medford visiting friends in this city for a few Notice is hereby given that, pursu Tuesday night. days. ant to the terms of said execution, I George Stead of Lakeview visited Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Thompson and will, on the 22d day of May, 1917, at r .datives and friends in this city sever Mrs. Minnie Robinson were visitors in 10 o’clock A. M. at the front door of al days this week. Medford Sunday. the Courthouse in Jacksonvide, Jack- Buy your garden tools, hose, sprink ' Throw away that rubber stamp and son County, Oregon, offer for sale and lers and lawn mowers at Fick’s. A get printed stationery at this office. wiil sell »t public auction for cash to fu'l assortment to choose from. the highest bidder, to satisfy said judg Work right, prices right. George W. Colvig, a wellknown “Hello, John! where did you get that ment, together with the costs of this Grants Pass attorney, transacted legal new lawn mower?” "Why at Fick’s sale, subject to redemption as by law business in this city Wednesday. provided, all of the right, title and in of course, he sells the best.” terest that Trail Lumber Company, a J. W. Opp and fanr’ly who have been Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Abbott, Mrs. living at Medford during the past win Martha Thompson and Julian Abbott corporation, M. P. Schmitt trustee of Trail Lumber Company, a corporation, ter returned to the mine Tuesday. made a trip to Grants Pass, Gold Hill, bankrupt; Geo. B. Weatherby Co. Inc., Mrs. E. Oehler, recently arrested and Central Point Thursday. a corporation: A. E. Orr, E. L. Stick with her husband on a forgery charge Mrs. Minnie Robison left Tuesday ney, J. T. Bradshaw, First National eas been liberated on a bond of $200. for Lodi, Cal. where she will visit Bank of Medford, a national Banking T. E. Claypoole, representing the trienus. Mrs. Mattie Thompson ac- corporation; J. I. Lumber Company, a Pacific Paper Co. of Portland, was call companied her as tar as Medford. coiporation; Dant & Russell, Inc., a ing on the patrons of his company Tues WANTED —active, energetic sales c irporation, Tyson Beall, and Wm. day. man for local territory; good opportun Milnes, or any of them, had on the 22d Mrs. Maud Gaskin and family left ity for right man. Address Sales Man day of April, 1913, or have since ac this morning for Weed, Cal. where Mr. ager, Kinnickinnic & Beecher Sts , quired or now have in and to the fol- The Perfect Tobacco -for Pipe and Cigarette Gaskin is employed by the Weed Lum Milwaukee, Wis, lowing described property, situated in ber Co. It is reported that the 9 year-old son Jackson County, State of Oregon, to- The state fish hatchery at Butte Falls of John A. Wait was stolen from the wit: Ifr has all the pure fragrance of the sunny “Blue is to be enlarged and improved so as Lewis & Harr ranch at Watkins, Tues The north half of the Not th west Grass” fields of Old Kentucky—preserved by the to make it one of the largest and best day in the absence of Mr. Wait who quarter of Section 22, and I the east in the state. had gone to Roseburg. half of the southwest quarter and blending of tender, ripe Burley leaves, carefully Smudging was done in a few orch Joe Wilson and C. V. Beeler of Ash the southeast quarter of the north matured and scientifically packed. TUXEDO’S ards in the valley Wednesday morning, land were arrested at Ashland Friday, west quarter of section 24, all in but the countv pathologists office says charged with selling intoxicating li Township 37 South, of Range 3 West pure fragrance is the perfume of all that is good that it was unnecessary. of the Willamette Meridian, in Ore quors and will be given a jury trial in gon. in good tobacco—“Your No3e Knows.’’ Mrs. Luella M. Peck, aged 49 years justice court at Medford, this after Dated this 16th day of April, 1917. died at her home in Phoenix, Tuesday. noon R alph G. J ennings , She leaves a husband and two children. Ralph Baer who was injured last Try this Test: Rub a little Tuxedo briskly Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon, Funeral was held Thursday. week while working on a bridge near Sent B ags in the palm of your hand to l0c.nl TlfXS Rev. Albert H. Gammons who had Evans creek, died at the Medford hos By L eslie W. S tansell , Deputy. bring out its full aroma. H*lF.ndFUU been at Roseburg attending the meet pital Monday. An operation had been P ound C iass Then smell it deep—its deli ing of the Presbvtery of Southern Ore performed at the hospital. He leaves H umidors cious, pure fragrance will a wife and two children. gon, returned Thursday evening. Engineers Wanted for Army convince you. Try this test Several members of the Damrosch A teachers' institute is being held at with any other tobacco and the Neil creek school house near Ash opera troupe who were taking a walk (The following is sent out by Co). land today. The program of exercises along Jackson creek in this city Tues we will let Tuxedo stand Burr, Department Engineer Western reached us too late for publication in day were seen by a couple of ladies or fall on your judgment— who hastened to report that “some for Department, U. S. A. with request to our last issue. publish) “Your IM ose Knows” Arthur Thompson has cleaned up the eigners who might be German spies” Men skilled in civil engineering and were lurking in the bushes. Mentzer lot at the corner of Fifth and The Mail Tribune states that accord similar occupations wanted in the En California streets, plowed and spaded gineer Enlisted Reserve Corps of the it and has it planted in potatoes and ing to letters received the Medford re cruits at the Bremerton navy yard are United States Army for war service. other vegetables. Skilled laborers, mechanics and arti Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Vincent, a pio not finding life a bed of roses. No sans, mines, surveyors, draftsmen, complaints have so far been heard from neer of Oregon died at the home of her lithographers; boatmen, electricians, son, A. L. Vincent, at Table Rock, any of the Jacksonville bunch who are and others engaged in engineering or ’ of sterner stuff than some of the Med Teursdav, aged 76 years. She leaves a ford dandies. Take your medicine mechanical lines in civil life wanted , Ship Carpenters Are Being husband and three children. for enlistment in the Engineer Reserve , boys. .j. Petitions are in circulation asking Corps of U. S. Army. The War De-i ♦ Asked Io Regisler. Jacob Klippel, a wellknown resident partment desires to secure irnmed ately OREGON and WASHINGTON ♦ that the Rogue River Fishing Bill pass ♦ of Jackson county died at his home in a large enrollment of enlisted men in ed by the recent session of the legisla ••• ture, be referred to a vote of the peo Medford Monday morning, Mr. Klip- this Coi ps, and suitable men are urged All exp ;i need ship carpenters in A Directory of each City, Town nn<l pel was 78 years of age and had lived ple at the special election June 4. to make application either by mail or s’ Village, giving descriptive sketch of this zone are asked by the government in Oregon for the past 35 years. Fun each place, location, population, tele to register in the office of R. P. Bon The body of Edmund Hooker Beggs, eral was held Tuesday afternoon at in person to one of the following offic graph, shipping and banking point; I ham, United States immigration in es: also Classified Directory, compiled l>y Idaho, last summer was buried in the 2:30. Interment in the cemetery at business and profession. spector in charge, on the fifth floor of cemetery at this city, March 21. Mr. this city. District Engineer Officer, 201 Pine St., * R. L. POLK & CO., SEATTLE the Railway Exchange building. Beggs in his boyhood lived in Jackson San Francisco, Cal. This request came from Wal.i.gton ville, later removing to Arizona, and in District Engineer Officer, First Dis Saturday. About dozen skilled men in 1898 moved to Idaho. He was aged 52 Germans Take Lightning Rods trict, 806 Couch Building, Portland, ,\ FOR the trade called on Inspector Bonham years. Ore. this morning and left their names an I / SORE, SWOLLEN, Mrs. Nan Strickfadden and Mrs. Please carry this for all it is worth addresses. Many more are expected Lausanne, Switzerland. April 18 The in your paper as it is vitally necessary TIRED FEET Dryfus of Seattle, who were arrested 4 4 to register today. Charles P Howard, at Seattle on a charge of arson and Greman authorities in Alsace, it is that the Corps of Engineers for war Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment president of the Central Labor council 4 4 brought here by the sheriff, have been learned, have confiscated all the light service be recruited from the men who 4 AT ALL DRUG STORES i has agreed to obtain a list of the ship 4 ning rods in the district that contain in civil life are skilled in engineering released on $2500. bail each. Mrs. Gar TUBES 25C JARS 50C carpenters in the city and send the wood, charged with being the principal copper and have ordered the confisca profe-sions and trades. There is no names and addres es to the immigra 4 in the crime is in the county jail in this tion of all copper and platinum used time to train engineer soldieis after tion office. for the preparation of lightning rods. war has begun. city, not being able to procure bona <• Steps aie being taken to obtain a list At The Churches ’ < which in her case has been fixed at of the ship carpenters in Astoria, Til $5000. P resbyterian lamook and Coos bay for keeping on Mr. and Mrs. William Barnum who file A list of all of the available men Albert H. Gammons. Minister 4 I in Oregon and tributary territory f. r have living in Medford during the win ... Sunday Service« regularly us follows: ❖ ; tilling the requirements is expected to ter have returned to their home in this 10:00 A. M. Sabbath School Classes It’s not enough that you city. Bill says that he has visited a be obtained in a short time. for all ages. TRADE IN TOWN. good many different towns but finds no The skilled men mnv be wanted for 11:00 A. M. Morning worship, with j Get YOUR NEIGHBOR to do place lixe old Jacksonville. Incidental assisting ttie shipping board in organiz IIESb & CLARK’S Stock Food sermon. ♦ likewise. ly, Bill proposed that the editor of the 4 ing and training workers. 6:45 P. M. Christian Endeav ir Pray This town needs ALL the dol- * Post join him in a wood-cutting cam SANTA ALICIA Olive Oil er meeting. paign this summer, but nothing doing Russia now takes her place along lars. 7:30 P. M. Evening worship, with along tha* line—shade trees are too re NYAL STONE ROOT For Kidneys When EVERYBODY trades in + with the republics of the world. It is sermon. mote. town we’ll have the MOST 4 up to Ge-many nnd Austria to show Prayer meeting on Wednesday even A. D. S. Blood Purifier A letter from Dan Bagshaw Jr., one PROSPEROUS community in $ that have as much manhood as old Rus- ing at 7:30. 4- | sia has shown. of the naval reserves who left for Everyone wel: ime to th -je meetings. America. Fine Line Of STATIONERY If the net re-ulta of the war is to be Bremerton last Saturday, states that “I was glad when they said unto me INDIVIDUAL prosperity means 1 the overthrow of the Rill r.s of Russia, the party arrived all right and have et us go into the the house of tie COMMUNITY prosperity. been assigned to various posts accord Lord,—Ps. 122:1. COMMUNITY prosperity means 1 Germany, Austria <1 Turkey, it will | not have been in vai i. It would mean ing to their respective trades. Dan and J, W.Robinson, M. D., Proprietor INDIVIDUAL prosperity. the eman dpation of Europe. four Medford printers are at work in ❖ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ♦ the government printing office in the At the present rate of movement one Services held every Sunday morning navy yard; Lou Baker is on the U. S. of Count Zeppelin’s creations may yet S. Marblehead and Ivan Applegate is at 11 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall. I come in handy to curry the Kaiser out 444 444444444444 444444 444 4 4 on a torpedo boat. Everybody welcome. 1 of the German republic. ucu know cup off coffee ? “ibur Nose Knows” It’s the fragrance of coffee that appeals. It’s the pure fragrance of a good tobacco that refreshes and delights you, and— “Your Nose Knows.” Pure fragrance is the indication of fitness—the supreme guarantee of satisfaction. So it is with FOLK’S i—i >> Business Directory Be an Exhorter Ï A CITY DRUG & GIFT STORE Jacksonville - Oregon, frads at Home
